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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
DUNBAR FIGURES IN
MORTGAGE SUITS

To-day he and hia former wife. Vir
ginia L1ndall Dunbar. whom he de
serted in this city IN 1905. were
made defendants In a suit instiint
ed BIS the Ferry tleary Land Co. q
recover on a prumiEaorY note for
81 600. executed on March 4 ls0a
II iH ALLEGED that Dunbar borrow
ed money from the plaintiffs aud
also Pred Eidmliler and u Phelps
Of Tacoma. executing ehattcl mort
gage on the same personal effects
TO secure both obligations The
notes aggregate $1,000 Eidmlller
and Phelps have already filed their
suit
The goods on which the chattel
mortEaRea were executed comprises
a list Of valuable bric.a bfae
statuarv. pictures books and art
goods valued AT t25 600. which arc
supposed to be In storage In this
city
=. r. Butterworth & Sons arc
named defendants in the same
suits. but v. r. Buttorworth ex
plaiucd today that he had simply
loaned Dunbar money ON entirely
separate goods. which he now has
In his possession under storage
u was after Dunbar had lost hls
lease on the RainierGand hotel
and was living In style at the
Washington hotel that he became
hard pressed for cash and nego.
tiated the loans In question. lie
Is now supposed to be living In
Louisville With his new wifo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

Charged with cmbczRling $4,000,
Julius 1asperson, manager OF W.
II. Peter 4 Co, OF ballard. and a
wcr.known business mau OF that
city, was made defendant today in
a civil suit. brought by W. Ii.
Peter and r. s rhorp. to recover
the amount OF the mans alleged
populations.
Jasperson was placed under ar
rest yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Oscar Wise on a criminal charge
of forgery preferred by Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Vanderveer In
n case wherein he Is accused Of
having forged the names of ap.
praisers TO expense accounts for
the alleged appralsing of an es.
tate To which he had been appoint
ed administrator
No Criminal Charge.
That n criminal charge has not
been brought for the appropriation
OF corporation funds revealed In
this latest aeiion today rs en-
planned through the fact that Peter
and Thorr have discovered q
means whereby they believe tlsy
can reimburse their alleged losses.
They expect to levy on property
which hey claim JasIersoa Rar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

opening. put In a sack aud carried
away.
Hidden IN a coffin at niRht and
dressed IN woman'a clothes during
the day. he was smuggled out Of
Mukdcn
Disguised as q Russian tourist he
was boarding a train at Hardin on
December = when he was again
arrested lie was betrayed By q
Russian Jew from whom he had
bought his disguise
The fugitive was taken 10 Tien
Tslu. whore he was held until the
arrival Of deputy marshal from
Oregon.
Il Is stated that there has been
q reconciliation between Mckinley
aud his wife. formerly Marie Ware
Little Egypt after she deserted
Mckinley at Shanghai made her
way to the Philippines. where she
married q soldier and came again
10 America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

ELECTED
Will Represent Kentucky
in u. S. Senate.
lRr United Press.

FRANKFORT. k. Feb. 2S.-W
O bradley republican. Won the
long senatorial contest at 2.Ie
o'clock this afternoon and was de-
elafcd winner over J. vs.. 6 Beck
ham. Goebsl democrat. b. a vote
81 90 10 So
Bradley will be the second re-
pahiican Ira the history Of Ken
taehy "a represent that state IN
the neuate
when the deciding vote was
taken today the Legislature Vas
thu scene 81 viid excitement Beck
hamitoH realizing thar bradley
uuuld Eet the necessary vote e.
eIsei him mustered all their force.
iusfth.f IN a last attempt 10 tura
the situation. bat failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
Members of W. H. Peter & Co., Ballard Real Estate
Dealers, Sue julius JaSperSOn Manager of Com
pany for $4,000 Which, They Alege, He En-
beZled.

chased with the money he is
charged with having distracted
from the company funds.
Jaspersou's appropriation Of
funds "a said to extend over n Pc
rlod Of years In 1901 he was
taken into partnership with Thorp
and Peter and. owing To the door
financial returns, the partnership
was dissolved In July, 1908. Jas
person and Peter starting anew as
" IL Peter & Co,
In Charge Of Books,
Jasperson Is said TO have had
charge of the company books ever
since the men first engaged in
business. and the fact that the
accounts were incorrect. IL is ex-
planned. was not discovered until
recently.
On the plea that an emergency
existed. Judge Alhertson appointed
George c. Hitchcock as receiver
of the business. The Plaintiffs fur
Their informed the court that they
believed lnsperson had Used his
all.ged ill-gotten gains TO purchase
local realty. and. this. they charge
farther was purchased ~ the
names of Paul onstad and Ida $.
onstsd, who are made so-,Gfend-
ants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
s. e. CO. SEEKING
TO ELECT MEN

Lnaef he management uf = l.
hsosf. Ne Seattle Electric Go has
ss'aalished a hurean fof the purz
pose Of aiding IN the election q
Candidates for the council Who are
seeepizols TO Iaeob Furth. preal
cent Of The company.
u addition thls bureau g. alsa
F'paring for publication 10 tie See
s'ns Tines matter designed to
piefent the adoption ~ charter
A1saaments Nos q and 3. known
= ne Initiative aud referendum
= The adoption q
''sss amendments would place the
teople in direct control of the
psnilng Of franchises and take IL
~ o. the hands OF corrupt coan-
ne farth bureau q not couHnz
~ ~ efforts to the Republican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
NO STRIKE
N. P. Will Not Reduce
Pay of Telegraphers.

SPOKANE. Feb IS The railway
telegraphefs received notice this
morning that the ninc-hoaf sched
NE hau been accepted By the
Northern Pacific without any r..
duetion ia wages The minimum
hleh means about SIS. stands as
an average per month The com.
pauy reserves the right 10 work
split tricks which means that a
man may be worked au hour aud
then excused an hour II not buHy
- this means he may be able 10
handle small stations az under the
old arrangement. bat the plan viii
not work at stations Of any i'm
poIinuce
This action on The part % the
railroad aba'ishes any possibility Of
q strike.
President Pcrham OF the - Y T
has sent IA thls city for 500 opera.
tors 60 work on eastern roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
PLIES Girl.
WITH DRINK

tlsH carving an intoxicated
Yuaas girl along Pike st. followed
b. crowd IF iesrinE tougha. AAcl
swanson. a shoemaker. WIS arrest
"a last night and Is hniuK held
~ the police station pending iu.
ysstiRaNuu
Emma Wlllett re years old. ihc
gifi IN The case. was also taken 10
ihe station aud placed In the rHre
OF thu mnfruu
u Il charged that swanson iunk
the SRI. who Is Of respectable char.
acief. into the TannhmuHer aaluon.
pike a. near Second. and piled her
wiih drink until she vac almost
hslrlesHly intoxicated Capt Ward
a. in9eafigaung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
,,mhs Hurled al Ruler of Persia, But He Escaped
Death--Thee oil Shah's 0utriders Are Killed and
MANY Soldiers Are Wounded.

the bombs at H. one burst In the
air Just above the car. A second
f,ll under o. lioth were perfectly
timed
The machine was blown into hun.
drrds Of fragments
When the first explosion occur
rcd the chauffeur driving the shah
suddenly stopped instantly Whifled
the car around and dashed fof the
palace
Scores 81 pedestrians we're
thrown from their feet BY the fnrcc
az the explosions and ~ we're In.
jured In the excitement that fol
lowed the assbssins climbed from
roof in roof and escaped. although
the police we're ON their trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

~..,,raAN Persia. Feh eN In
a..ssrste but unsuccessful At
=, 2, Nm the shah TO-DAY three
~ .....srs we're killed aud MANI
,.ssI.Fs p0aadud
Ne he shah Vas uding
A'assh he streets On bis auiomo=
- - bomb was hurled az hlm
~, = escaped.
s,lssers who we're guarding him
-, kuocked frem their feet aud
<. ,Ares oa,riders Who we're Killed
-, sless 20 tie rulers a1'ome
y. II. IDENTITY Of the man Who
a. ths bomb Is not known.
Two senhs Thrown,
n. shah owes his life 20 a
s..sa arsomoblle that preceded
y e~a The first car used as 8
y, uas demolished tie would
~ been torn 10 pieces by the
,EplosiTes.
fAe ssss3lns took position Of
a. NO. o. a hallding and waited
4. the monarch 80 pass ihlne
"a L vas ridlag 10 the closed
,''ueekl,s. the assassiha hurled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
SAYS WIFE IS
A SPEhDER

Charging that bis wife Was ad-
dicted to such cxtravaKant habits
that she impaired his financial
credit and finally deserted him
Den iamln =. Blair today filed suit
Tor divorce from Ada G. blair IN
The superior court
The couple we're married I'm
Kansas city on June 10. 1905. and
the husband says that even after
she left him he furnished his wife
with money until he could no
LONGER stand the expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
EVELYN AND THAW
PART FOREVER

Young Mrs Thaw admitted hat
Der plans lor the future we're very
uncertain 4 had hoped tho
newspapers vould forget me- said
she
one 81 the guards AZ MatteaNan
stated today that rhav quaueled
violently with his We on the oc
castor ~ hur last Wait That's vas
two weeks aKo and ahe has made
uo attempt 10 visit her husbsnd
since
q ta reported that shortly after
AIRS THaa arrives "a Europe pro
cordinEa will BE- b. suu for the az
uuiment ~ tt. marriage the yoHug
uife making M confeat In return
for the annuity provided her
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horace M'[IFsL EY GETS
TWO YEARS nv PRISON

soon ran out Of funds The pair
evolved a scheme 10 float "a large
amount 81 bogus school land scrip
In the middle vest They went
east and after a few busy weeks
left Chicago with about 5000 600
Late IN 1905 Mckinley heard that
there was possibility that both
the land and school charges we're
70 be- pressed against him lie
broke for San Francisco Mario
Ware. whom he had married. met
him In San Francisco. but he left
her and sailed for the Orient Rith
Little Egypt. a famous Midway
theatre dancer
Government secret service mon
were Immediately put on his trail
They tell this story he vas
tracked to Shanghai. where Little
Egypt deserted him. 10 Chez Foo
Ticn TaiH and finally to Mukden.
where he was recognized aud ar
rested
While IN the fail a. Mukden. Nc
Kiniey feeling secure In the knoWl-
edge mat no eEtfadition treaty OK
listed between the United States
and China. learned that Secretary
Root had asked the Chinese govern
ment to allow extradltion on legal
grounds Hearing that the request
was 10 be granted. Mckinley sent
a note 10 the Hung In Use. the
most notorious band Of Chinese
bandits IN the far east. with whom
the fugitive was on terms Of friend.
ship. Tho bandits promptly re-
piled. They told Mckinley To be
IN the toilet room adjoining his
cell AZ 5 O'Clock ip the evening Of
November II aud to press against
the north wall.
lie DID AZ he was told. and q
snail. circular section 81 stone FELL
rout lie was dragged throtEh nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
HOUSE suRoLAslzEo.

While the Owner Ras making
purchases In = butcher shop a burg
bar yesterday afternoon entered
the home 81 Mrs & T. Jones. 22fttb
First ay W and took a gold watch.
two rings set wiih diamond. a
rinE set with rubies and diamonds.
a gold lockct and 30c Ia cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
FOR REVISION
OF THE TARIFF

Not revision 40. hut revision
duWa. SAYS the Wisconsin states.
man Nhcueysf a monopoly pre-
Yeats competition. the tariff should
D. lowered 60 the dlffereuc. ln the
coat ~ labor Whenever che cost
81 labor required 90 produce az
materials In this cutitfY is net
greater than the same labor tu
other cauniriea. the monopoly con.
lfolled article should be placed
upun the frye lHt
Senator IaFolletts also suggests
the appointment % a permanent
tariff commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

Mayor Moorc wis endorsed with
q single dissenting vote. hy the
Affa American Political club In OK.
rcuiivr session At Afru. American
hail last night Abo1t t1Q mem
beers of the club were present Whom
the resolution eudofaing the mayor
and piedElnE support tn the eomlgE
election was pat to a vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
MILLER AND rse sA1oonkEaprRs.
/, .n s..aek upan asoros .. o.t.tIII q lhs

In On attack upon George y c.tterll oreAmland
John " Mhsr that the die
lived should be the state
by such CosftH.
Eighteen months ago when oeefae y cotsri and L. C.
kirkpatrick candidates for the state auanat Joe
lyons Henry Beck. both 81 them members corrupt
King county ring and the latter saiooakeepsr John >
day night for the election Of the saloon
keeper ard for the defeat Of couerh.
The outcome Of the contest the election Of Coeri
Kirkpatrick Lyons and Beck being defeated BY
Of their party.
Later, WI an effort made O
T.. Hughes Walter fulton, both Of them working
Miller appeared attorneys for Lyons.
overwhelmingly republican refused TO Lyons
claim to the seat
Henry e member o. the inner Circle
conducting the campaign Of Miller Tor mayer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
U. s Ia Notified

WASHINGTON. Feb rs The
state department has received a
cable announcing the attempt 70 klll
tho shah la the dispatch Minister
jackson says several persons wefe
Killed Hv confirms the report that
tho ruler escaped uuiuInred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
AERO-AMERICANS
ENDORSE MO ORE

The action followed a Moore raj
Is which VAS held IN fhe ball last
night George = Cutferill A. A
uaoth aud VI. II. Middleton made
speeches and enthusiasm Tor
Moore ran high
After the speakers left tho hall.
the club went into executive see
sion Ia take action on the election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

candidates alone n la understood
that Wolfe. the city Party candi
date ia tine Tenth ward. b. rceetv
Ing support thsfefrom 0ther can
didafe8. All Of them Republican.
whose campaigns are being aided
by this bureau. are Mekinnou 81
tho Ninth ward Glr In the Third
SAWYER in the Fourth Jackson In
the FifJh Zbinden in the sixth and
HevriIe la the seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
GAMBLER KILLED

STOCKTON. Cal Feb 2S-Jo.
aeph Ford. the gambler shot in a
quarrel AT the gaming table in
Tracy last might by J l.. Hutchin-
son. died this morning In the
Emergency hospital Hutchinson Is
in iail ON q charge of murder.
The shooting occurred in the
club room at the Tracy hotel. Dur
Ing a rame. it Is said. Hutchinson
became very abusive When Ford
rehukcd him. Hutchinson drew a
pistol and fired three shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28


NEW YORK. Feb. She
nav fnmance Is smashed Evolve
Nsshis Thaw teday druppad al pre-
lrnse q Der ssllsarFiiiciug deyo=
la % Thaw Ia bis as iam aud
nsssd out Of The house 90 fafs
". sAere she had lived since the
tni tri1l
rs means that she WiIl go TO
Eruge a. ouce. il Is stated positive
b win an allowance II $4,000 q
var uexer 10 return. and never tp
~ nav agSin
Pr fuo weeks she has not Eoue
d gaiieavan TO see him. aud % t.
sr1sfsi0od all rrlafions between
ben AZ bfoksa Off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
EXPLOSION
Many Reported Killed and
Injured in Mine
Disaster.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. "a
A special from Sabinas. Cohulla,
Mexico. says that an explosion OF
gas hrs occurred in mine No. 3, of
the. Cha Carbon de Sabinas mines
In Rossiia. Abort 200 men were
working In the mine. and none have
80 4ec1 ssscues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
La Toilette Comes Out
Flat Footed for Ii.

taY United Press
LfNCoLS Neb Feb. 3 Sen.
afor laFoIl.ite has come ont nat
loalrd for revision 81 the tariff he
takes this stand Ia Telegram scat
today 60 Frank Harrison. hls Ne
bfhHka manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
CITY PARTY MEETINGS.

a City party meetings viii be
held tonight AZ Hibernlan
q Hall Ninth aV. and Yeaier
4 Nay end al Madrona Hail,
= West Seattle.
George : cotteflil Will ad
= dress a meeting Of Methodist {
ministers and lsynaen az the
a Asbury N. z. church a. Ere {
= mont. Mayor Moore has been I
q Invited 10 speak at the same ,
meeting, hu, may be unable I
4 physically 20 accept the IN. I
q vitation The public 10 Invited I
q 70 this meeting.
:. i. . 4. . .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

II y Dunbar. formerly pfaprio
tor 81 the Rainier Grand hotel who
was recently reported 10 have mar.
ried his former wife'a nurse. Ma
thllda Pfcffer. iu i.auisville. Ky
has made another bid for uotoriety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
WHY M. A. MATTHEWS
WILL VOTE FOR MOORE
Pastor Of First Presbyterian Church Advances Reasons
Why He Believes Mayor Moore Should Be Re-
Elected

Rev NJ A. Matthews pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church Of
this city. tells. IN a letter addressed
10 Mr.. q. A. Lewis. Nhy he viii
vote for William Hickman Moore
Tor mayor. Dr. Matthews letter
follows.
No. cir, your question is not
an unfair one You have a perfect
right to ask me for whom am
going to vote. aud believe # e.
my duty 10 give you a straight
forward answer
AS citizen. have always
taken an interest IN the political
affairs Of the community In which
n lived Every honest citizen
should DO deeply concerned IN good
government The government Of a
city Is strictly q local affair and
should Dc participated In b. the
citizens Of the city.
Cities should be- governed by
commissions. aud not by he factors
Of partisan politics The govern.
ment Of a city ia a business affair.
and it should be the business Of the
citizens 81 the city Partisan. state
and national politics should not be
Injected Into local civic govern.
mont
For Civic iahteouGness.
4 have been fighting for civic
riEhfeuusneHs and fof good govern
ment a great many years. aud shall
continue IN the warfare as long as
/ live Two geafa ago voted for
a principle. and that principle vas
good government aud IaA enforce
meuf We elected "A man Who
promised 90 enforce the laws. !
shall vote for him af the approach
lug election for three reasons:
First. because ht Las tried to
enforce the Laws aud has given
the best admin ration the city
has ever had ! believe he atll
continue and even improve upon
shat he has done Is fl not right
10 continue policy and principle
that has brought benefit so all the
people u there not something IN
the doctrine Of reward for the man
who has tried 81 faithfully perform
his dutgs N YuH do not encourage
aud 81 Ynu do rot return 10 office
men wIo have faithfully performed
their duty. will you not defeat the
very principle which sou have
stnyou 80 hard 20 inauzuratos
The Matter Of Bail.
Second. believe In a vigorous
policy Of Law enforcement II is
claimed that men Who violate the
laN ought to be given hail. aud that
they should not be incarcefafed
That might be fruc 81 men who
have simply and solely out Of
ignorance OF force of circum.
stance. violated she Law. but IL is
not true Of men Who have defied
the Law "A an illustrations u
YOU permit the saioonkeeper who
sells liquor on SUNDAY and who
sells liquor after J O'Clock az night.
and II You permit the gambler and
others Who wiifully aud mallcionsly
violate the laW. to give bail when
arrested. and. then. il their cases
are followed By a weak and super.
fetal prosecution. you viii never
be able 70 enforce the Sunday
closing law. the notwithstanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

Law. or the statutes against gam
bling
Everybody knows II 70 against
the law 10 open the saloons On sun
daY or after I O'Clock 81 night. and
that n lH against the law Ia gam
hle Therefore. If persons violate
these laws they not only violate.
but defy law. and ought 10 30
thrown into JAIN without bail aud
kept there TN Monday noon. II
you Riil put the man Who cells
liquor on Sunday In jail every time
he SELLS It.. be will quit selling IL
on Sunday We have had Eamplss
uf bail giving and 81 superficial
prosecution JuHes do not every
time follow the Law or keep their
oaihs
Sunday Closing Law.
The present administration has
enforced the Sunday closing and
the midnight closing by throwing
the men into Jan who defied the
Law % You lnaugurate the bail
system for violations OF the Sun
daf closing aud gambling laws. and
the Misunderstanding law. ynH viii
soon have the saloons open ca sun
daF And any administration
would be- helpless 10 close the ra-
looms on sunday. unless &c abolish.
ed the ban system aud thfeH those
who defied the law into Jail
Third. we have had two years
Of Iaw enforcement. and no one
running for office can nov promise
ans more Then WIZ change. n
others can. 40 no more than that
which has been inaugurated Give
the administration an opportunity
TO carry out that which II has In
augurnted An independent ac-
mInIstratiau can certainly DO As
wei. u not better. on.the question
Of law enforcement than a partisan
administration As said. voted
tWa sears ago for a principle. |
shah vote Tor the pefpetuatiou Of
that principle.
Mr.. muIer's Personality.
I am not voting against Mr.
Miller on the theory that lie has
am personal dement's. because he
Is ms personal friend. and ] know
him 10 be personally an honest,
clean man. We have fought In
this city and state. and viii con.
tlnue 20 fight ia the approaching
county and state campa'g ns for he
elimination Of every faction that
would interfere with or impede an
absolute righteous government
Therefore. do not believe IN Ia.
iectiue into the administration OF
the affairs OF city. partisan poll
tics
We have fought for law enforce
meut lu this city. therefore. let tho
campaign be for Law enforcement
as against the non enforcement OF
law Mr. Miller and Mr. Moore
both stand for law enforcement IN
this campaign Mr. Moore has
given as two years OF actual per
formancc Why change Give him
an opportunity to continue his
work. and even improve upon that
which we have.
4 hope have given a satisfsc.
torg answer and that you appre-
ciate my position. coupled with the
fact that my vote Is my vote. and
therefore, shall cast 81 without
prejudice for any. with good will
for all. realizing that this city shah
continue los march toward progress
aud righteousness.
NJ. A. MATTHEWS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
IS UP
To COUNCIL

The last obstacle TO the granting
Of the Union Pacific franchises by
the city council was removed yes
terday when the street committee
of the council agreed 10 vacatc the
streets necessary for the granting
of the franchise.
The matter will come up for
final hearing aud passage At the
council meeting Monday night.
y. II. Evans, Of all Terry av., has
been appointed administrator OF
the estate OF the late Anna I.Ir
Sinkham. who died last mo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
TO
KILL SHAH
SHUT orr NOTICE.

Water will be shut of 10.
morrow. from : a IN. 20 8 q
M, ON sixth av. from Union
st tn Aattcry and on Hat
tery to Denny Way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28
GEORGETOWN is
RESTRAINED

Attorneys representing the ore.
gon & Washington Railway Co.
which IL the local line over which
the Milwaukee will reach this city,
today secured a temporary intunc-
ton restraining the city OF George.
town from widening Rainier Nv. In
the suburb
The complaint alleged that the
street improvement was extending
tho thoroughfare Into property
which the railroad has purchased
FOR its approach 20 the local ter.
niinalH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-28

John y. Miller, republican eandi-
date for mayor. will address three
meetings tonight. one at ilibernian
hall. Ninth az. and Yesler WAY; a
second az the Presbyterian church
az Boston st. and Franklin av,
md a third at Turner hall. Eighth
kv. and Olive st. the latter meet
lng being held under The name
~ the German. Americas Aepubc
| an club.