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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
OBJECTS TO HAVING
PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN

Mrs Laura n Haynes. the won.
an who was arrested yesterday on
q charge Of obtaining money from
prominent merchants bY fraudulent
representations. made desperate
attempt 10 keep from being
photographed al the county jail
this morning
She made such funa over the
proposition that Jailer Tom Smith
was in desperate straits FOR a
time. hut when tho Jail officials
finally consented 10 furnish her Il
locking glass. curling irons aud
other apparatus required Ia making
herself more preHeniable. the fair
prisoner finally yielded and sat
still while photographer took
several views Of her features.
I look like a fright. ret0rted
Mrs. Haynes. when asked II she
would have her picture taken
There IN nothing here to fix up
With, she added Ia explanation
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

but an arrangement was made with
the creditors whereby they uere AZ
snred % a payment equallng 10 per
cent Of the claims from the sntici
pated profits. and a committee OF
i've creditors werr appointed puF
suant to this agreement. who
named George WAtrons To take
charge Of the enterprise aud look
out for the creditors interests u
has receatly reached the ears %
the creditors that the company IN.
tended TO disregard the 10 per cent
agreement. and the result il the
meeting this afternoon. AZ which u
u expected that the whole affair
viii Re closed out for whatexsr u
will bring. Ind the claims settled
on a pro rata basis.
II II declared that report will
b. submitted 20 the creditors
showing that the property has been
operated az 4 loss for months past
Several changes have been tried on
the price Of admission. but some OF
the creditors doubt II the attraction
could ever b. placed upon a paying
basis with the heavy financial Oh
legations which exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
suBJECTS OF COMING
LECTURES BY RIDDELL

Monday evening. IN the tabcr.
naela. D. special request. Miss
Louise T. Francis. business man.
agcf Of the Riddeil lectures. viii
repeat her talk On Evan Roberts
and the Wales Revival Special
music sili be furnished - the
Nelch choir.
Tuesday evening. 60 Aeeommo.
date those Who eanld not gain &C
crss - she tabernacle last Tuesday
night. Mr. Rlddeli viii repeat the
lecture Love and Lovers. Marriage
and Divorce
Wednesday evening Mr. ktAd~li
all close his popular course BY a
lecture on Child Culture b Men
tai Suggestion. or Boys and Girls
Nice aud Naughty. aud Hos ta IAr
velop ard Govern Them
lie will give 5 special taxi at q
p. N On next Friday 10 The boys
81 Tire city. subject -Piaia TAX to
hoys on building a Man There
stil - 80 admission charge 10 any
81 these exeept Tuesday nisht-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
DEATH IN
FLAMES
Boy Is Burned to a Crisp
Girl Will Die--Mother
Demenied.

RIVERSIDE. Cal. Feb. iS.-fn
a fire thar destroyed the home of
otts Young at Elslnora last night
bic 2yearold son Gardner Was
burned 70 death aud Elizabeth
stewart. years ola. sister 81
Mrs. Young. waa 50 friKhtfuliy
burned that khe viii die
Mrs. Young was alone with the
two children when the flames broke
out. Throwing the oldest child out
OF n window. ahs isapod out her
self and ran "a a nsiEhbors for as
alstance, In her distracted state
she could not find the younger
child Returning she found Eliza
beth lyiug beneath the window. IN.
conscious from the fall and terribly
burned. Her recovery i impoaal
bic.
The boy Saz found burned 10 a
crlsp in his bed. Tho mothyr l.
dsmunied over the tragedy
A candle left burning nsar the
stndaw cutlalna u believed to
have caused The fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
JAIL OR
LIQUOR
Boy Burglar Given a Re.
markable Senienc.
by Portland
Judge.

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. IS n
Claude Egkission. one of the Sci.
wood poatoffics burglars. 10 able TO
conquer bis dcalre for liquor
through the aid Of the Kooiy cure
dnring the neat asx months. he
wili not have 10 speat the neft five
years Of bis NE At the Mcneil Isl
aud pfison II he does not become
a temptation proof citizen Ia that
time. hie suspended sentence all
BE enforced This vas the decision
Of Judge WolycFioa this maruIng
IN the federal court.
Esgie2tnn Vas charged with cen.
piicity in tho Sei0pod postoftice
robbery. and was found guilty. ifis
sentence vas confinement for five
Yeare on the Island District At
tofasy Bristol. however. pleaded
that the defendant be given this
chance 10 reform and judge Vol.
xerfon tuaA the above action lie
win report 10 the court once every
50 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

Vandeveer happened around aud
insisted that Mrs Haynes could
not help but take a good picture. but
this wholesome assurance WIS uu-
ayailing aud u we not until Taller
Smith had akirmiHbed around and
located mirror. together With a
comb. curling Irons and other necsa
hary materials that the prisoner
agreed 10 "primpF and allow her
features 10 be reproduced on the
film.
Since Mrs Haynes was arrested
a number Of other complaints have
been lodged against her by well
known business men. She denies
that she IL guilty of any wrong.
doing aud lnhiats that she gave
her personal note to secure loans
which she made from local mef.
chants
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Vandeveer claims that the stories
told him BY alleged victims indicate
that the woman has worked
clever scheme OF frenzied finance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
L0O1ING ORDINANCE
UP TO MAYOR

councilman sswyer's ordinance
= not the lighting plant fund Of
~sso for the benefit Of the ger.
e. e. IND ia order 70 prevent the
[. iiom going to a warrant BASIS
. .ne Riddle Of the campaign. IS
I The hands OF Mayor Moore
s'kaatHfe. and Mayor Moore has
, -...1'ea an investigation TO a..
49,. $50 whether there Il any iusti
~ lor the transfer Of funds
s 1901 Moore has procured from
Ns.i.alendent Younes a statement
4, 1a'en hr. Younzs says that 40
49, he can find, there l. no
A. that the light fund owes
|. \, 80 ssaeFal fund am such sum a.
n, s4'.aed BY Sawyer. tie declares
y. . mere h no record IN HE of
ns =. ma, The general fund ever nd.
l.,s. the sums claimed 10 nav
M. so. Or other expenses Of the
49, 'pefalion Counsel Scott Cal.
~. aas prepared a statement
SIMILAR hnes. declaring that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
NO DIPHTnERIA IN
REFORM SCHOOL

The report from Chehalia that
iiphtheriR IL raging az the State
Training school. at Chehalis. Is de.
ulcd BY J H Lloyd. Of Southeast
Seattle. who returned from there 90.
day. Mr. Lloyd states that he was
at the school an entire day. and
was shown entirely through the
premises. even the hoapital su'
pcrintendent Thompson stated that
there wers no easea there, and that
there we're even no symptoms,
AR Lloyd SAYS that in Chehalis
there ls a great prevalence OF diph'
iberia. and the deaths reported In
the dispatches occurred in Che.
halls. and not At the school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

s75 we're men. and 1928 were
women
There we're 1926 meals far.
nished 10 prisoners during the
year. At cost TO the department
Of ls.7sh34 Meals from January
90 July cost i2S4 cents each. and
for the remainder Of the year Is
cents The heaviest month was
December. with 1888. aud the
highest August. with 4.i32
There we're 4.72s calls for the pa.
troll wagon. which travelled 4.5fs
miles. On these trips 4.79e prls-
onera were taken TO the city jail.
81 20 the county jail. 60 injured
we're taken TO hospitals or homes.
and 81 we're trips to fires.
The number Of cases of con.
tagions diseases reported 10 the
police for the year was 1876. burst.
ed water pipes. "a. fire alarms,
1855. defects In street. iTs; build.
ings found open. Is. live wires
down. 20
The estimated expenses Of the
budget for 1908 r. t3ss .5s5.
Attached was the mairons re-
port. showing 3TG cases handled by
her department for the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
SAYS CITY PARTY
SOUGHT NO FUSION
uuber Of Executive Committee DenOunces Story Of
Democratic Campaigners Charges Democratic
phers Seek Only to Defeat Moore

Republican machine a. striving for
Ia this respect the Democratic ma
chine and It's machine ticket arr
merely assistant Republican side
shows
Proposed By Democrats.
The first proposals for a con.
ference came 20 aa from the Dem
ocratie club leaders We declined
Ia ctr party committee. 60 enter
tain any proposal e. confer with
the Democratic organization az
suchs but sent an invitation To any
Democratic leaders who we're Ia
accord with our principles 10 meet
with ~ AZ the next meeting OF our
committee. As none OF those In
the Democratic machine organiHa.
ton we're Ia accord with those prin
cipies, none came 20 the confer.
enee
This ended the confsffing 80
lar As cur committee vas con.
ceFned Individual members Of our
committee have since discussed the
matter with individual members Of
the Democratic committee. unly 10
become more firmly convinced that
the real purpose Of the Democratic
movement Is net the defeat 81 re.
publican candidates or policies. nor
the election 81 Democratic candi
oates. hut the defeat Of Mayor
Moore aud the defeat Of the Moorv
policy Of Law enforcement aud good
government
Most % the Democratic candi.
dates have been drawn iHto the
campaign la good faith hut some
OF the men back OF the movement
are In e 10 promote lawleaa. selfish
interests a. i indicated ~ the
source % some Of the campaign
contributions collected b. them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
FRATER DENIES
INJUNCT

Judge Frater. in the superior
court. today denied the petition Of
Lewis a Wiley. contractors fof the
jackson It feErade, asking that the
council be enioined from yaeating
Houthena streets in favor Of the
Union Pacific
The petition attempted 90 show
that the vacation of these streets
would result In a loss OF $50 900
Ia the contractors The vacations
Ia question cover the streets which
are embraced ia the proposed depot
terminals OF the railroad south Of
Jackson ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
CONSTANTINE TRIAL
ON NEXT MONTH

william Constantine. who last
fail shot aud attempted 10 NH hts
sou1n Law. lease Hall as result
OF trouble between Hall and his
wife. will be tried a second time
during the latter part OF next
month The Femittitur covering the
opinion of the state supreme court
granting a nes trial on technical
grounds. was received b the clerk
OF the county court this morning
The original charge Of assault,
with intent TO commit murdey will
be lodged aeaina; Constantine. who
lisa veil known retail meat dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
CLAIM IT ISA
FALSEHOOD

SAN FHANCleCO. Feb H.
Chief Of Police Blgry aud Assistant
District Attorney Hoff Cook we're
placed upon the witness stand this
morning In Judge Cooks court BY
the district attorneys office They
deaied the allegations Of Carl RIFT.
ter. the young saloonkeeper. who
wRs Indicted BY the grand Jury on
a charge u attempting 20 bride
Police Commissioner Coulter. To
the effect that be had been prom
lsed immunity BY the authorities.
They further declared that when he
testified he was told several times
that he could take advantage 81 his
constitutional rights and that any
thing he might testify . could be
used against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
DEBT HAS SWAMPE0
THE EDEN MUSEE

he Eden MUSES.. the onlY az.
trsctioa o. the kin1 o. ths Pacific
soazt. haz been pFaesiezlly closed
a the instiSaii0a Of dissatisfied
creditors. whose claims Eili axKrs-
szss "a he relsheofhood q So .a0a
4 n@siing o. he creditors was
called Tor ikis Afternoon at O'Clock
% The BaildsE Exchange. Arcade
Anaer. % devise ways aud means
q sFzisstsninE out the affairs 81
~ company, which are said 10 BE-
noflf TAGGED
We q he largest creditors an.
Seafesd this morning that there
ssnef 70 BE- no hope o. saving ne
A'Qas attraction. a. II vas too
nsllF Involved 10 warrant any
nuEktr Isniency.
I 4 expected thar The creditors
~ bod the incorporators person.
~ Babe Tor any deficit above the
nAfkss value OF the exhibits and
psoJsFiJ q the company. on a flaw
sn'fh 4 said 10 have been aeel.
rs5<s-
81 moths ago the amusement
'''f'pF'ae practically went broke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
CHARLES |. LYNCH
IS PROMOTED

Charles l. Lynch. formerly super.
intendent Of the registry depart.
ment. was today appointed super.
intendent Of the free delivery
system In the local postoffice.
Charles Valid. previously In
charge of the free delivery system.
has resigned TO engage in business
with his brothcr-in.law. Oliver Z.
Oliver. who was recently candi.
date for the nomination for mayor
on the republican ticket.
Daniel Reean. formerly In charge
OF the foreign mails department.
has been promoted to take the
place left vacant by Mr.. Lynch
Both men have been working in
the local postoffioe for years and
have given eminent satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

.,,.,.ss the delnocrauc cam
-. cease clrenlatnf false
~ .hout their efforts 90 defeat
49,. uecrr lhrpash a fusion With
W S.,x parsy. it viii be necessary
~ 80 "a appH 70 them a shorter
y Z s.,,er word. said a member
!, ~ seattle CITY Party Central
...,sm.ttss this mefnlhS
s $3.50 between the democratic
..sies ana the CITY party never
80 ae..lele and Il not now poa
- a. the reason that the Two
~. N.. - are going tn opposite
, ,..'s.,ssns The city pariy Is de
ses..s I,s beat energies 20 the f'e
's..ss,n AZ MAYER Meorc and the
s.. y, Of the present policies
4 fOoa government A., -.
...'.ss ard financed tor the par
- 4 aeteatiug Mayor Moore.
-. - ehuklnk the man whe has
go ,hs government of this city
- .am .he level Of political and
nsgal sayasefy
To Deies, Aeore.
.. heir desperation % defeat
u.ses Noose. they werc absolutely
ssesaFdfal of who vas nominated
= ~ stead or on What ticket be
= nominated. They proposed
~, g dominate foF mayor % ne
M persy sicket either 0eorse ?,
rssessu or |. + Kirkpatrick OF
~ ashsg man we desired. except
~ ealy Mayor Moore, deeiaftns
a. 4 - would d 80 they would
- 3 n car efforts to elect him
An tasy wanted vas 20 aeenu
~ he Fehake Of the public EN-
- 10 has inaugnfaied TIE laN
,s.prrsmsnt policy This Is al
A. zans today. This Il al the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
NEBRASKA Is
EN- ROUTE NORTH

IUf United Ffsst4I
San nfkuO. Cal. Feb Ia
wireless message from Mssdalena
bay announces that the hiE battle
ahtp Nebraska has sailed from
there for the ifswmcrtou navy yard
To-day the affaored cruisers Ten
usssee. Washington. Wrsf Sirsinia
Colorado. Maryland and PennsYis
sania. commanded bY Admiraia
naYtun and SebFes. vii sail for
san Francisco The last foHf vea.
ssls are 10 receive repairs ~ Mare
Island navy yard. while the Tenaes
see aud WASHINGTON wlll come to
southern California watera for :
stay % a month or air weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

NJ Rladell. whose lectures have
sr6s.rd % much lntefest and at
,,.r.<d such large and enthusiastic
sa1<nees ia the tabernacle foe the
- to weeks. 4 % address an
c.isr msss meeting for msn sun
~ atrernncn At J p IA In The
ns@raxels
n = going 10 give shat be con.
x1pn b sseded fer a greater e.
..ta asFuf Moore viii xixe hia
r1s11fnt on The subject. While
,afse Cornelius n Hartford wiil
glSs sa< maicial. Prof Edward :
Amss he prcss and educational
- y n Wood. civic improve
sxrs al citizenship. Rev } Van
Huz. religious and Y ~ G A
Speeizl music xiiI ~ furnished by
NJ. Frns Butler
uaa1as aocn beginning az = IS
d De Grant opera house. Nj RI
~ I'll speak 70 the business and
prelesslonzl men Of seattle on
-YHtz 10 Puwef Ladies viii he
stnlsts9 to the balcony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
LOCAL BIDDERS.

Bids for the construction Of
eight buildings for tho navy de.
partmeat az Bremefton have beon
sent In by a large number Of Sc
attic firms bids will be opened
March : at Washington. u c The
estimated eoat Of the buildings IL
$50. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
VINETTES
ARRAIGNED

Joseph and Mary vinette, charged
with trying to obtain money By
false pretenses from the Seattle
Electric Co. through a scheme of
inducing Carl Windell. aged 10, to
pretend insanity as the result OF a
street car accident. were arraigned
In the superior court this morning
and were released upon their per
sonal bond of 5000.
Some time ago the Windell boy,
through his parents, brought a
suit against the street car com
pany for heavy damages, pretend.
ing TO be insane as n result OF In.
jurles. Later he confessed that he
had been feignlng mental abera-
ton at the instigation OF the
Vinettes. and the latter were ar.
rested on a complaint filed by the
prosecuting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET
10y United press.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Stocks
opened from stout fraction TO
a point higher on the news that the
sale Of the $50 ZOO. 900 Issue OF New
York city AZ per cent bonds had
exceeded even the most sangulne
expectations. being six times over
subscribed. the highest bid being
fO6
The higher range brought out
heavy liquidation and week end
profit taking, losing practically all
Of yesterdays gain.
Union Pacific. Reading and Amer.
lean smelter lost J points. st Paul
aud Sugar 2h. Southern Pacific.
Missouri Pacific and many other
securities 2 points.
The close was weak.
The comment on the bank state.
ment was favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
exToRTIoN CASES GO OVER.
10y United Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.-
The cases OF ex Supervisors Duffey.
Coffey and Wilson. accused Of
bribery. we're continued for two
weeks to plead. at the request OF
the assistant district attorney this
morning. and the remaining four
extortion cases against ex Mayor
Schmitz were continued for two
weeks 10 be set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

Fred Hlaks entertained a. a
Valentine party at the Town and
Country club ~ Darlington last
night Music. dancing and supper
we're the evenings program. The
guests. about 50 IN number. re
turned ~ Seattle ON a special train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

the tax ievies Of past years for
the payment Of interest ON light
plant bonds we're not general
leviea but special ieyiea. and that
the light plant is not obligated %
repay this money 60 the general
fund He says. however. that the
council has authority 10 take tho
earnings ~ tho light plant for other
purposes II u 80 desires. aud this
Il what Sawyer's ordinance now
proposes. In Law. 10 DO. though
claiming, IN theory. that the light
fund owes the general fund the
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

II ~ considered highly probable
that. ga view Of the fact that the
Jury which heard the first case
brought IN verdict ef assault With
deadly weapon. The Judge who
hears the second case viii be asked
to instruct the jury that this IL the
maximum verdict which can be re.
turned against the defendant.
At the present time Hail has
civil suit for ti0o. 900 pending
against Constantine in the local
courts Hall and his wife were
recently divorced by Judge Albert
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
FIand.r, comss % seattle

PULLMAN. Wash, Feb. 15.-F.
y. Flanders, who recently resigned
az Instructor IN chemistry at the
Washington State college 10 accept
more lucrative position with the
National Pure Food commission.
has left, accompanied BY Mrs.
Flanders. for Seattle. where he has
been stationed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
HEAD CONSUL COMING.

Members OF the Woodmeu OF the
World are making arrangements 10
entertain !. Boak. head consul Of
the Pacific Jurisdiction, when he
comes 10 Seattle. April 81 All
camps Wlll send candidates TO Sc
attic camp. No. 60. for Initiation
that evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

and a silk scarf from her when
she left
Constable shannon bumped into
a package neatly done up In a
newspaper when he passed the
gaiepost OF Mrs. o.Tooles home
ON his way IN for particulars.
Somebody had played Christmas
and left the stolen property with
its owner. but neglected TO leave
a card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

Russia Prepares for a
Conflict With Turkey.

LONDON Feb i6-T'he Russian
army has been ordered Co mobilize
at Odessa and Klef. Ia anticipation
OF clash with the forces Of the
Sultan OF Turkey Odessa and kief
are ia the province of Don
This startling news was sent TO
London today By trusted core
rpondent familiar with the aitua.
lion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
FOUND DRESSES
ON GATE POST

Mrs NJ, o'Toolo, OF 673i nth
av n w, waited In her home last
night to hear the result of tho serv-
ice Of search warrant In the
hands OF Constable Shannon.
She believed that a former
boarder had stolen two silk dresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
NO ARRESTED.

Robert McConahey, aged rs. OPP
orator. and r. w. Wilbcrg. aged
20. salesman. wera-arrested this aft.
ernoon by Officers Abbey and Wick.
man. charged with stealing n suit
case from a room In the Detroit
hotel. Second ay. and Main st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
emmETs BIRTHDAY.

Local irish.Americans are max.
ing preparations for celebration
March 4. In honor ~ the anniyer-
safy 81 the birth OF Robert Emmett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
tttStttt
aHAh's MURDER IS NOT
GoNFihMEo NOR DENIED.

LONDON. Feb ~ Ne
confirmation or denial Of the
report that the abah of Persia
hos been asaassinated Is oh.
! faiuahla. ~ no word received
from rehofan Il ever c0nsld
cred reliable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
Death Record.

Deaths were registered today as
follows:
Fiset--Infant, February II. Seat.
tie General hospital.
Soibcrt--M Seibert. 50. February
10. 2133h First
Howell-M. q. Howell. ~. Feb
ruary ~. 1928 Lskeview.
Stanley--Henry a Stanley. 50.
February IL. 52i Fairview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
Will Receive Three
Days More al
the Savoy
Charles Lincoln Smiths Skill
and Reliability Is
UnquestiOnabIe

DEFECTIVE EYEsioHT RE
sPEcTs NO CLASS OR CON-
plTIoH, AND SEATTLE PEo-
PIE DECLARE HIM a PUB
Lie BENEFhcToR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15
CHARGED WITH
FORGING DEED

W. Dana. charged with having
obtained money by the use Of
forged land deeds. waa arrested to.
day By Detectives Clark and Adams
and Patrolman Glaxseoek lie was
lodged In the city jail pending n
preliminary hearing IN the lower
court.
Dana secured 5000 from resi-.
dent Of South Park several days
ago. giving as security a mortgage
on property for which he produced
deed Later Il was found that
the deed had been forged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15


Births we're registered today as
follows:
Milier-To wife OF q. II. Miller.
3st2 inteflake. February 8. n daugh.
ter.
Johnson--To wife Of A. Johnson,
1912 Ninth. February II, n son.
Reall-To wife OF H. NJ. Reali.
Seattle. February 3. daughter.
stewart-To wife Of A. l.. Stew
art. Ballard. January 81. a daugh-
ter
Baylay-To wife of r. s naylay.
Seattle. February IS. daughter.
scott-To wife OF A. Scott. 2s1a
tath s.
Holmes ~ To wife of r. n
Holmes. Seattle. February 5. a
daughter
Rood-To wife OF L. w Rood
Minor hospital, February 2, son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

Charles Lincoln Smith came 10
Seattle only q few weeks ago.
expecting 10 stay a few days.
The storm Of applicants for his
peculiar skill and successful
method have kept him here In
spite Of pressing engagements IN
the East
A large number Of grateful peo-
pie have been irnpelled b. what
Charles Lincoln Smith has done
for them 10 tell others about II,
personally and in the press.
many Of them looking upon Il as
a duty 30 humanity