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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

him that we would go 10 court.
am not prepared to say that any
money was passed. but ! do know
that Zbindens representatives
came TO me and insisted upon
knowing what fee | would require.
7 told them. and when informed by
nay client that the case would not
be prosecuted. / accepted the fee
In a regular business way
'Zhinden's attorney appeared az
mv office with Huffman and want
Ell him 20 swear TO an affidavit that
there had been no gambling in
Zhinden's hotel. I objected yigor-
ously TO this. and told my client
that I would not stand for II. as he
would be committing perjury in
signing any such affidavit
4 had it distinctly understood
with Zbinden's attorney when the
case was closed up that there was
to he no statement or talk about
the case falling through for lack
Of evidence or anything of the
kind II he makes any such state
meut he tells an untruth.
Il took the case out OF pity for
the wife more than anything else.
Huffman lost her money playing
poker there In that hotel do not
know whether they We're given any
money or not. / know | was paid
my fee. and my client expressed
himself as satisfied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

/ FRANCIS c. FRiNK. Sec. Wash
inuson Iron Works.
G. ?. BLAINE. Blaine, Tucker &
hylsnd.
rs. LippY, Capitalist
GERALD FRtHk, svpt. Washing.
ton iron Works
VI. J. BERNARD. Pres. and Mgr.
w. J. Bernard CO.
A. p. auRWELL. Bvrusll q
Morfora.
G ". DICKINSON. " p. Dewey
Cor. Aiming a snaeit. Co.
". G. THOMPSON, Mgr.
cheassy's Haeerdashery.
". e. BARBER. " .. Pae. coas,
Cord. Milk Co.
C. u. BLACK. Mgr. Seattle tid~.
CO.
e. q BuRwELL, Dept. Mgr. Sc.
attic tta~ Co.
JOHN y. wELBoRN. v p.
Whaon Aa,N. CO.
". a. SHANNON, Shannon &
shsnnon.
40 SWEENEY. Sweeney a
Steiner.
HORACE C. HARDY. Hardy a
CO.
!. L. BRIDGE. JR.. ssesTfsas.
sheslsf Towheat CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
HAZARD CASE is TAKEN
UNDER AMUSEMENT

= ase the word dector for
Psychological effect
THIS as the statement of uf
Linda buffieid Haxzard. fast cure
rhyAieian. ia police court this mora
Tx. xhise lestifyihr IL her osu he
halt Ia the stats case against hef
"a The charge q pFaetleing NEEDS
siae without a liecnse
'ioa pat i there. IL fact. 10
catch pAiseuts--ls that itG asked
Attorney Perry iur H. prosecution
No. | coat have 10 b. that
Ms. HAzsagd was arrested hv
Humane Officers kesf ard yaupeil
three wseks afo. fallnsIuw cen
paint that she vas sreallng the in.
fani d4usAlaf q D. and MFa.
Heedon. llze KSgksh az. then prac
tleally @ The verge Of starvation
Officer kenf swore that Mrs
Hazard tod BIN and offosr Van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

C. c. BRONSON. Sec. and Treas
Day Lhr. Co.
c. 5. WILEY Wiley. Herr q
Bayiey.
HENRY C. EWING. sec Treas.
Calhoun. Denny q Ewing.
WINFIELD Y. smiT+. Shank q
Smith.
J. o. m'poUoALt. Pres Mac.
pouaail & Southalek.
T. RYAN, Pres. T. Ryan q CO.
a. L. PIPER. Treas, and maf. z.
c. Miles 4 Piper &C.
}. =. MOORE. maf Moore Inv.
Co.
wlLmoa TUCKER. Blaine.
Tucker & Hylsnd.
WA. o, PERKINS. pres Vim. o.
Perkins & CO.
W. L. oAzzAM. prea Ritssp Co.
Trans. CO.
L. T. TURNER. lawyer
JAMES o. MURPHY. Graves.
Palmer & Murphy.
G. ". FISCHER. Fischer Bros.
3. =. ARMSTRONG.
G. p. FOLSOM. pren. Novelty
Msll CO.
c. \. CHRISTIAN.
,, ". kAHLE. Pres. Crescent
hnfs. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
AMERICAN CAR
NEAR CHICAGO
10y United press.)

CHICAGO. Feb 25.-The Thomas
flyer, the American car IN the New
York.to Paris race, left the SNOWY
wastes Of Northern Indiana this
morning and started 20 bump along
the ties Of the Lake Shore and
Michlgaa Southern railroad on the
last lap In tho run 10 Chicago. The
French and Italian cars. which we're
stranded at New Carlisle. finally
started today under their own pow
Ct. The rain had changed the roads
into stick. slippery slnsh. making
Il hard for the cars TO run. The
farmers refuse 90 give the foreign
ers n hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

Mat. Olson. aged IS. o laboreF
employed b. Contractor {. , Eflek.
son on the Fourth-av regrade work.
was badly injured early this morn.
Ing when steam shovel jumped
the temporary track upon which i
Is operated At Fourth ay and Co.
mmhia -.
Olson. who was one Of the steam
shovel crew was standing beside
the steam shovel vhen u was be
ing shifted under iia own steam
% a new position. II left the rails
aud Olson was caught between a
steel outrigEer." supporting the
shovel. aud th oearth. lie was
badly crushed
with difficulty he was exiricateti
and sent 10 the Pacific hospital.
where II IL said that he may re-
cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
TO ASK FEDERAL
QUARANTINE

The United States health author
tiles at Washington. d. c.. will be
appealed TO by DR. Elmer L. Heg,
secretary OF the state board OF
health, 10 protect the state from
the danger of smallpox infection
coming from the state Of Mime.
sofa.
For several years smallpox has
been epidemic in Minnesota The
board Of health of that state at.
tempted 10 have the legislature
pass a bill for compulsory vaccina.
ton. but. as the legislature refused
to do SO. the board OF health decid
ed TO remove the quarantine at the
beginning of this year.
Several cases of smallpox on the
coast have been traced TO people
from Minnesota
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
SEf() I
New York Attorney Victim
Of Supposed Demenled
Woman.
10y United Press,

NEW YORK. Feb. Charles
NJ Sanford. wealthy brooklyn
lawyer. IL dying az a hospital as
the result Of an alleged attempt
made 10 KAN him hy a woman CIV.
lag the name OF Mrs. Jennie "A.
Blunt
The woman called a. Sanford 8
office this morning before the law
yer arrived and waited for him. As
he walked IN be Was followed into
his private office hy Mrs Burt and
a quarrel followed Two shots were
heard and q moment later Sanford
rushed ont. declaring that he had
been shot In the back VI the head.
Mrs. stunt. who Is under arrest.
talks incohcrcntlt about alleged
wrongs she said she suffered at
Sanford's hands.
The latter has made no state.
ment II is thought the woman IL
dcmpufod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

JOHN n. POWELL, Peters &
Powell.
HERBERT S, UPPER. Real &c
tate.
wiNLock W. MILLER. Manager
Mary N. Miller 6 Sens.
o. c. FREDERICK. Frederick q
Nelson.
EeEN 8. OSBORNE. Secretary
Osborne. rrcmper & CO.
DAVID p. EASTMAN. Real Es
tate.
J. c, PAcEY. Secretary. Treasurer
Cascade c. q C.. Fix CO.
D. W. BAKER, D, W. Baker q
Co.
~. W. PETERSON. Cashier pss.
ter Horton & Co.
.. W. WEST. West a Wheeler.
L. j. coLmAN. The ,. n. Col.
man Co.
JOHN o. AoEs. Commission
Merchant.
FRED 7. FISCHER. Fischer Broa.
W BiGLoW, W. Bialo~ a Co.
). v. PATTERSON. v. p. and c. "A.
The Moran Co,
J. ". Cat DWELL.
q. c. ktLBouRNE. sec. and Mgr.
kilbourne & CLARK Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

peIi when they visited the Weedon
home - take the child away. that
she waa q regularly licensed pha 81.
elan. that she Was In charge Of the
ease. and for him To- get out
Dr. HaEaafd. In hsr oWu behalf.
admitted aho had 10 liceaze IN
WashluEtea 10 practice medicine.
and declared thar she did not use
drugs OF surgery
Rsfcrrtng 10 the date Of the call
uf the humane officers O. get the
Weldon baby sls denied that she
had todd them she Was a licensed
physician
Mrs Nsedon vas screaming.
she said I told these officers that
the woman vas In a critical cuudi.
lion. and ordered them out. aud
kicked AZ thrm
JudEe Gordon took the case m.
der adFissment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

I. HuLmE, Pres. Vulcan Iron
Works.
n. p. STRICKLAND. sse..Treas.
Vulcan Iron Works.
s. o. HICKS. v. p. 9. q. Hicks a
Sons Co.
A. N. HICKS. Treas. S. Q. Hicks
q Sens Co.
]. W. HUpp.
A. e. BRAYMER. Accountant.
W. n. WHITE. Lawyer.
C. n. COLLINS, Consulting En-
glneef.
WALTER CAKES. Prea and
Treas. noalyn Fuel Co.
JOHN G.. BOYER. Lawyer.
oEo. n. WALKER, Walker a
Mum.
ego. e. YouLE. 8. A. Woods
Machine Co.
X. R. ROOD, Pacific Coast creo-
sote Co.
]. C. MARmAouKE The Century
Co.
ARTHUR MORTON. Aanufse,vr.
era Agent.
DANIEL JONES. Reai Estate.
OMAR }. HUMPHREY. Director
Washington Trust Co.
I c. a. PEpLoW. Mgr. hammond
Milling CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Duke of OpOrto Is Prime Ruler--Queen TO Move to
Spain--Anests Made by the Score--AI Signs Point
to Revolutionary Outbreak.

81 ruling the Kingdom lie has
been given absolute command Of
all military forces aud even Of The
police
Arrests are made hy scores and
no records made thereof Suspects
are being thrown into prison aud
kept there with M opportunity to
see friends or even members Of
their families Many houses have
been searched aud their occupants
imprisoned
Al signs point "a a revolutionary
outbreak For this reason the Brit.
iah cruisers stili remain IN the
TaEus and the spanish troops upon
the frontier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

LODGING HOUSE
DIVORCE SUIT

The marital troubles OF Bertha
and stephen GuselberFer we're
aired In the superior court before
Judge Frater today The PLAINTIFF
asks a divorce on the grounds Of
cruelty and IN a crosa-complaint the
husband accuses his wife OF having
neglected her household duties. He
also says she made frequent trips
from her home. staying away for
long periods az "A time. without
making any explanation.
The couple own a lodging house
on First av., and the principal fight
Is being wagcd for possession of
this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Make Pledge
TO SALOONS
Miller Managers Said to Have Promised That Slot
Machines May Be Brought Back to Life. Brennan
Is Authority for Statement to This Effect

begins. n Miller r. elected and
the present strict regulation ~ sa-
looms ls weakened In any way.
then the graft viii begin and we
will be compelled 10 give up money
10 no end OF grafters. ! don't want
any Of that In mine I've had Il
In this town for a long time. and
know what II means
4 used 10 think that all this
graft business vas necessary aud
an inaeparable part Of the saloon
business. bat I've learned better
since Billy Moore became mayor.
WAS one OF the biggest calamity
howlers 80 the business when he
closed us up nights and Sundays.
and sou couldn't make me believe
that Id ever vote for him But
I'm going 10 vote for him neat
week because I've found out that
can make more money obeying
the law and not giving up 10 the
graflers than | can by breaking the
Law and being constantly held up
hy every old CRATER In the city.
Nth wan hNOHhs
And you can just say that
spent a night in the city jail be-
fore ] found out that Moore vas
on the square In this reform bush
ness. aud II there's any one In town
got a license 10 be sore AT him it's
me But you can say that m 20
Ing TO vote for him, and as long
as | stay IN the saloon business !
hope he'll be mayor ! haven't
given up o dollar for graft IN two
years. and don't want to have to
give mp any in the future
Among the men who are 10 BE-
found actively engaged in the In
terests OF Mr. Miller are several
who are closely associated With tho
saloon business William Stefiin,
who sold liquor AT the Madison
park pavilion under every former
administration. and Frank Harriott
Who has for years conducted blind
pig al Madison park, are deFoiing
all OF their time TO the Miller cause.
Both Of these men are still inter.
csfed in the two places AZ Asaison
park. and II Is reasonable ~ sup
pose that Mr.. Miller's election is
Of more than passing consequence
20 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

rshrtGo Feb 2s-Tbc murder
~ Rev Leo liv.uricha
n..rs.s A. the priest stood a.
s.,sr administering the hoie
=. ~ ~un.on. has brought forth the
s's.,l,ne sceasations from Chlcaso
$50 Hat ansiclerleal agitations
. eranp Of Italians has taken
losm n chleAgo -, a..
,.rllar murders mas b. feared ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
VOLCANO
Claims Made That One
Exists in California.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 2a-
o. Henry. who is guide for the To
panga oil company has created
sonie excitement here by anHounc-
ing that there Is a volcano In Las
pueigaA canyon. He declared that
a creviee opened aud smoke was
rolling from it Henry's story has
been confirmed by Thomas Mowry
and some friends. They saw smoke
pouring down the deep gulch and
coming up from the loose shale
which forms the walls and floor
Of the canyon. Digging through
tho loose rock they found red hot
stones. and at last the ground be
meath them became SO hot that they
fled in terror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
JUST FLIRTING
(By United Press

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.--With
the arrival of Ambassador Taxa
hira. successor to Japanese Ambas-
sador Aoki. and WI Ting Fang.
the new Chinese minister To the
United States, there is expected an
entirely new phase of the diplo-
matte relations existing between
Japan and China. with the orient
as the center of interest.
Diplomats in Washington who
have been watching the situation
assert that Japan will very likely
take the rear of the stage because
OF her financial troubles. while
China presents an entirely indie
pendent policy as regards Japan's
attitude I'm the Manchurian trouble.
As the matter stands, the United
States and the Orient seem 10 he
flirting with a dangerous situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
TO HOLD STRAW VOTE
AT CHURCH FAIR

A straw vote TO determine the
most popular candidate for mayor
will be conducted during the
church fair tomorrow night IN St
Edwards Catholic church. Hlllman
City. Mayor Moore will open the
fair.
The voting will negln tomorrow
night and continue until next Mon
day night. the result being an
nounced on election morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ODD FELLOWS
INITIATE 81

Thlrty.two candidates received
the first degree IN their voyage on
the sea Of Odd Fellowship at the
hall Of the newly Instituted sub.
ordinate lodge. No 25i. at South
Park last night. The degree was
conferred by the dill team from
Anchor lodge The drill team from
Comet lodge No. 1879. OF George.
town. conferred the lnitiatory de-
gree on three candidates. The
evening closed with q luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
FAMILY QUARREL.

Because. az he contends. his wife
would continually side In with her
son by former marriage during
family duarrels. Carl j. Warner TO.
day commenced suit I'm the superior
court for a divorce from Louise
Warner. The couple were married in
this city on Aug. Is. 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
tsy United prsasl

LONDON. Feb as9-DiHpatehes
from Lisbon. filtered through the
rlgid censorship Ia London, Indicate
that a virtual reign Of terror exists
az tho Portuguese capital where tho
Duke Of Oporto. 10 all practical puF
poses. IA acting as an absolute die
iHtor
The Queen Mother r. making
preparations 90 transfer her rest.
dencs 70 Spain. while th. young
king facility admits hts own inabii
ity 90 rule under the present cundi.
lions
Upon The Duke 81 oporto. there
fore. practically devolges the task
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
AGED WIDOW SEEKS
son IN SEATTLE

In a pltlful appeal Mrs. Emma
GaFbutt. an aged widow Of Toron.
to. Canada. asks the police TO find
her son. Joseph ~ l. Garbutt. a
carpenter. who, friends recently
told her. Was IN Seattle.
Il am all alone" she said. 4
have mourued my hos for years as
dead. but a friend recently told me
he was In your city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

{. Brennan. proprietor Of the
Apex saloon ON Second av. and
secretary Of the Retail Liquor Deal
ers' association, Is authority for the
statement that the salooHkeepers
Of this city have been promised
that. ia the event Of the election
Of John D. Miller. saiooug will be
permitted 90 install gambling de
vice similar 10 the old merchandise
slot machine.
Because Of this definite promise.
and further assurances that II Mr.
Miller becomes mayor the reatnc-
lions that have been thrown around
saloons during the past two yearR
viii be somcwb bat modified during
the period Of the A-GsP. exp0sl.
ton. the Seattle Retail Liquor Deal
era association. ~ meeting held
one week ago last Sunday. voted
TO support John r. Miller for
mayor
Following this action the Seattle
Brewing a Mailing Co began the
collection from each saloankeeper
OF the sum Of az. this money %
be- used in an effort TO elect Mr.
Miller
Not All Giving Up.
Not all OF the salponheepers.
however. are submitting quietly 20
this assessment Those that are
controlled BY the Seattle Brewing
A. Mating co. are. of course. com
PEELED to put up the money. but
among the independent saiooHkeep-
ers many have declined 10 con.
tribute
4 refused 10 hand over SIS 10
be turned into the Miller campaign
fund. said one saloonkeerer this
morning. for the reason that
much prefer the election Of Mayor
Moore know just exactly where
| am a. now and inst what my e1
penses each month will be am
perfectly willing to close my "a.
loon ct midnight and to keep II
closed Sunday. aud I have no de
sire 60 install any mechanical de.
Vice Tor The purpose OF increasing
ny trade.
The Graft Begins.
My experience has been that
Just as soon a. these gambling de.
vices are pat In use. then the graft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
JAPAN AFTER STANDARD OIL.

TOXIC. Feb. es-A BIN fnercas
Ing the import duty on crude of
10 so per cent il expected reported
by q committee ~ the diet that
has the measure under ceuHidera-
ton Samuel 4 Co. Standard OF
agents here are aariuE a bitter
fight against the proposed increase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

evidence 20 show that game has
actually been served there re
Gently
The game warden states that the
Hnthakeller manager endeavOred 10
escape after being arrested. Ae.
curdlug 10 Refs story. he had IN.
formed Sehmitz that he was under
arrest. but when he turned 10 ar.
rest the steward ScAmitz walked
out Of the cafe aud was rc.arreatcd
later on First av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ORGANIZE TO
MURDER
e,ee Priests, in Fear Of Lives, Claim That Italians
Have United to Kill Them---POGce Investigating,
and Sensational Results Expected.

the result 81 the propaganda car.
fird CA against priests under the
g,iisc ~ an anti clerical club IN this
city.
Discovery 81 the agitation among
Chicago Italians. following the
charges hY The priests. brought on
an Investigation hy the police de
nartmoat and important develop.
mcuta aIe expected throwing light
on the movement " the Denver a.
aaaHln while In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
JUMPS FROM
BRIDGE
tHy United press.)

DUBUQUE, Ia. Feb. 25.--Miss
Nellie Bosso. Respondent because OF
the poverty Of her family, made a
desperate attempt 70 end her life
BY leaplng from the topmoHt span
OF the high bridge into the Miasls
sippi river Her dress kept her
above the water and she fleated
for three hundred yards. when ice
harvesters pulled her out with pike
poles.
The girl was seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
MURDERED
10y United Press.)

(By United Press.)
los ANGELES. Feb. 25-Solo-
man Ramirez, who was murderuus-
ly assaulted by f0otpads early yes.
torday morning on his own door.
step. has died IN the hospital After
the assault occurred Ramirez
crawled 10 his room and went to
bed without awakening any mem
Der of the family. An hour later
he was found covered with blood
and suffering from a fracture OF
the skull. He died In the hospital
without regaining consciousness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ANOTHER RATHSkELlER
GAME Law VIOLATION

ne slsuthiaE Of Game Warden
nsify Hies has again resulted In
~ ehzrze Of possessing game out
z Y. ssaaon being preferred against
- kalaskeller CATS. Karl schmlir.
ha1assf Of the cafe. and his chief
nssaFa we're arrested yesterday
=. =. ihsif hearing IN police court
to1iiaaed
nti claims 10 have found game
~ 2 serve IN The larderH ~ the
A-'hskelieF and states that b. has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Girls Escape.

Stella bangs and Emma shelton
have escaped from the state train
ing school AZ Chehalis, aud the po-
lice have been asked To help IN the
search for them. The Bangs girl
is an overrrown girl of Il and was
sent to the training school for In,
corrigibillty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
GAMBLING AT MAPLE VALLEY.

Es,or The D. this evenings star KING
,ssusy eiea ssny that there gambling Maple Vssy.
sssm< es 81 their friends
10 ~hen a false statement like that, he
cent cut
LAT sumnef. when gambling and set machines
reurshine valley their highest point
nay TO King sosnty officials and tod them the facts They
.rs~sed me that removed.
bst tee Today and turned them
~aes effects 81 quotation from George
lrs spssch Saturday night The machines
movsa AIRY nett They lef, here to be again
~hsa ne spposssay presents itself u against tire Law
fef set machines sNhY TREY away,
and set have iris Of turning ~aif
ire card niayse ard the o. sunday
ssstased soas the King county officials knew u an
!
o. eisBoa.
General Merchant
Maple VALLEY Monday. Feb. a. ices.
r. Miller republican candidate fer has had the
iskery reueaY these sonans az Maple valley but hss
hlss 10 DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

APPEAL T0ELECTORS TO VOTE
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
Seattle. February IS, 1908.

oil Cit dsutle
to city a a
prqou h d % BAL cite % y
10 respective 1tra Subsequent develop have shown a
ar lines d that election he h have te py ,
h city 10 the Gruum has HI dmayn o ns given is undivided %
OF md believe 1.-THE
Dc
h will 81 bette administer
eh the voters o. the city O oiy phIs
OF a our c
(SRneD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
DAUGHTERS OF NORWAY.

Papers Of Incorporation vert
filed yesterday With the secretary
~ state b the Daughters Of Nor
Way on the Pacific coast, fraieru
al beneficiary society Seattle vii
be the headquarters 81 the new or
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
SUES ON NOTE.

II. a. Frederick today commenced
suit IN the superior court against
A. F. Low, Annie Low and others
20 recover S2S.000 on a promissory
note alleged 10 be overdue and un.
paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
REIGN OF TERROR
nv PORTUGAL
MOORE IN rHe LEAD.

4 a straw vote taken this AFT.
. rrnoon Of the fourth, fifth, I
. sixth and seventh noors Of the I
4 Ne~ YORK block. gave Mayor
\ noare fis votes. Miller 81 and ,
q seteAlte Q. The vote vas !
= taken BY c. E. po~nle, a real I
= estate man. ard J. W. Frerieh. :
\ a supporter Of James d. Met I
a calfc for mayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
REFUSES RENEWAL
OF LICENSE

SeeaHse OF charges that bis place
- NE source Of supply Tor liquor
s'h shieh a number Of railroad
"o''ers regularly become into4l
'4'ea On Sundays. the county con.
nl'aionsrs today refused TO renew
" Hquor license Of g p. Collins
RsYensdale 1'a.'l 'lOn
= was while THIS saloon vas
49,. 49, y Jack Frazier that a man
- Ahot aud killed IN tho place
-, 80 months ago. Later the II.
- vas transferred to Collins
~ - ne alleged attempts 10 ma the
Desides the fact that the plaee
~ 10 police protection. are given
y Ieasons BY the commissioners
y "" continuing a saloon there
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M na'eyes last night entered the
ss a. y the Seattle Printing com
,,as 'us University st. and stole
~. worth Of printed matter that
~, VI no value except 10 the
49, Entrance was easily ef.
! ~. " drawing the screws from
"spie In the rear door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
The Graft Begins

Ny experience has been that
Just as soon a. these gambling de.
vices are pat In use. then the graft