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The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
c. H. s. GROUNDS
ARE DISGRACE
Mounds OF Clay From Excavation
"Adon" Yard-Citlzens Make Ere
quent But Futile Protest

Citizens in the vicinity OF the Cen
tral High school are growing very
tired oi one instance OF school boarI
acknowledgement which Is constantly
brought before their attention. Tn
condition OF the grounds At the west
ern end OF the school is such as 10
arouse the Indignation OF the property
owners and residents in that vicinity.
Ever since the eXCayatins Was done.
more IMAM two years ago for the
building OF the Central Hish addition,
the portion OF the grounds iacinS Oh
Second. Hancock anu Warren-ANts-
has been covered with uusigntlf
mounds OF clay No attempt has ever
been made 10 level of this section o'
10 SOW grass there. and. In consc-
quencc. It's appearance has been
olemish UPON the enlry nclEhborhoOd.
No vacant lot in that section % the
city Is IN one-hal, as disgrace
Cul condition rs this wide
area adjoining the Citys prin-
cipal school Heavy rains have
channclcd courses ,Ar0ugu the cIay
and spread il over the sidewalks On
three sides of the square, rank weeds
erow luNuriantly over its surface, ur
cut frOu years end 20 years end and
tits ~ broken title and brick scatter
"a over the surface give II The So m
blance OF an abandoned brIckyWd
During the past month the side
walks adjoining this neglected past
NJ t0e school square have been I
tunes slN or seven inches deep IN
mud r4a.ing them impossible 10
pedestrians This could have been
avoided. neighhors says Al very
sight expense by digslng some bitches
and making sewer connections TO
drain the area.
Just vest OF the school a brick
driveway was constructed 10 connect
Hancock and Warren-ayes This
driveway is now ruin along with
the rest OF this portion OF the grounds.
Owing 10 defective foundation. il has
developed cracks and deep holes.
while a large portion ot its surface 5
hidden under the overflow Of clay and
sand.
Protests 70 Capt Stewart. super
sor OF schools. have been numerous,
bat The residents have received 10
satisfactory promise rs 10 when any
thing would bee done THe plea O.
tlaNT lll-i lltlf. ~ .lt hlNL. AtNlt'A- ~
appropriations were made some time
ago Tor completnI The AiEA son)ol
and its surroundings rne school
board asked the boa q OF estimates
this year Tor money 10 build q wall
GROUND this portion - the grounds
which Vas refused al! money allow
cd Tor soddug only
IL L. pointed ont By those who live
in the eaIshborhood jhat tile expense
would have Teen sliFAt 10 keep the
weeds "ut. at least. aud 10 sow grass
seed which would haze largely done
away with the washing over OF the
sidewalks. Nothing has been done IN
this liu,, however.
This is evidently net a contingency
such as was developed when the
school board used surplus funds "a
purchase automobiles which had been
refused oy ,he estima,ors It s. state
that :here are NJ the present time
large SURPRISES i'm tho boards bull T.
ing fund which could be transferred
10 this purpose
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Markets and Finance

PoIatoes-Southern. 81. 10 bui Detroit,
SO n 60c bu, southern. 81 l04 3.s5 Dbl
Pouitry-Hens. l2ls l3c ID. stas
roostcrs. %. broilers. 2tG 22c geese,
"a 9c, ducks. l3c. turkeys. young 10 ~
l6c 10
- Pro,iSlons--Mess pork s2l family
pork, So "a 2S, light, clear, 81 heavy,
So so, smoked hams. ltc. dry sailed
briskets. l2Ae, shoulders lac. picnic
hams. i0hc, bacon, lJig "a itC, lard. IN
tierces. l3c. kettle rendered. lac 10
Raspb-rri~s-Red. S. per 2i-qt. case I,
black $3.50 per 24-qt case
straw berries-Michigan home grown.
s. - bu
sugnr-Crystal domiuoes. i.N5 Ea X le
tablets $3.50. cut loaf $3.50, cuRes,
s. s.. NNN\ powdered. s. 80 gvunu-
lated extra coarse. $50. granulatrd.
tine In hulk s5.30. graduated ia 20
Ia. cotton bags. $685.; Michigan granu-
lated. s. 20, diamond a. s. 40. confec-
TONERS \, s5e5. No. /. s. SO. NJ. ,.
$3.50. No g. !525 No I. sS29. No 8.
s., No. p sl.s5 No 10. $3.50. No. II,
asa. No. l.. sts0. No. IL. si55. No,
-. sis5. No. IL, s4s5 per 100 lbs.
Tniiow-No /, 5isc, No >. ttsc 10,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
BURKHART TRIAL
BEFORE PHELAN
Both Judges Of the Recorders Court
Are Now Engaged With
Murder Cases.

In striking contrast 10 the case or
DR.. Boyajlau. now in progress In
Judge Connollys court Is thar OF
Michael Burkhart. charged with the
murder OF Robert Barrows, the trial
OF which started before Judge Pheian
In the other branch of the recorder
court. Saturday morning.
la the BOyaiian ease the doctor
killed his wifes lover, the despoiler
OF his home. The Burkhart trial Ike
wise grows oGt OF wife's alleged
faithlessness. but In this instance the
lover killed the husband.
The tragedy occurred on the night
of May g. Barrows had found his
wife and Burkhart In boarding
house ON Lafayette boulevard. and
surprised them i'm the kitchen
What are YOU doing with my wife"
he demanded of Burkhart
Whereupun, IL is alleged Burkaart
whipped ont a revolver and shot Bar
rows. inhicting wound that caused
his death day or two later.
The shooting was the outcome OF
Irritation begun while Burkhart was II
guard at the house of correction.
From the top of the Wall he patrollcd
he could look into the front door Of
the Barrow's home and In this way. X
is said. he made the acquaintance Of
Mrs Barrows. Burkhart claims he
shot in selt-defense.
Little progress has been made in
the selection Of a jury when court adj
journed al noon until Tuesday morn
ING Assistant Prosecutor Aldrlcn il
conducting the case for the people.
As in the Boyajian case. the defend.
ants attorney is former assistant
prosecutor In the former ii Is Frank
Bumps I'm the latter Percy Crosse.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Tender Rejection 10 Morse.

BATH. Maine. July 3-Firm Ia the
faith that all his troubles will iu time
Dee rishted scores OF old frieuds II
Charles " Morse. the one-t!me ice
and steamboat king participated in a
reception TO him here today On lie
first visit he has made 70 his native
town IA TWO years. Morse who is cut
on $4,000 bail until October was &C.
companied here b. Mrs Morse and
his son Erwin he viii return 10 New
York TuesGaE
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
PRODUCE.

Apples Western box apples. s. -
per box. new 2pplcs 8 - per box
CabbnGe-New p l.'5 p"r crate
CauIihowcr-$l - n . per doz
CeIrry-Home. grown, asa r5c doz.
Cheese--M lchigan flats. new. l3ct
brick cream. l5c rHwettzrr. fancy
Oh rries s2u225 bu -
Conee-Package coffee. sli asa 80
California Fruit.-Plums sl.75 cher
ries. LIS a > -, apricots. Sl'o' peaches
Dressing cnl,es-Fancy. sasc; com
Fiomr-Michiran patents in wood,
$40. second patents. 81 - stra ight.
S. 10 clear. $50. rye Hour s. Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots bran s9s. coarse.
corn meal S3i. corn and oat chop. 500:
coarse niddi'ngs. $50, fine middlings
Fresh Observation-Disclosures. asa
soc doz lettuce home grown. 3oc hu,
parsuIrS 600 bu. tomatoes 81 crate .
radisuts. Toe doz wax beans. 81 80 boz
new turnips Sc dor. green peas. 81 30
bu asparagus SO H6jc doZ, beets, 35c
dDz spinach zoe hu.
GooSebcrrIc---s2 NJ so bu.
Grape Fruits n 800 box
Honcy-Fancy white. l30l4c ~. am
Der 10Nl1c. extracted. 61i6i9c 10.
Hay-petroit shippers are paying the
following prices Tor balcd hay In car
lots ( D. Detroit No. timothq.
SI3T18JO, 80. 3 Si2N12.50, clover.
mixed. gu a II 50. rye stray sioa
1850. wheat and oat stray. 81 ton.
HIdeS-No cured, &c, No. cured.
re. No green. iill e' 20 2 green. TO- o.,
green. 80 l. l6c. 80 ?. ,!!tl5c; calf
skins 25n coo. shearlings - n soc,
horse hides. so. 81 go, NJ ?. s240
HuckIeberrIes-S3 80 per 24-qt. case.
Limes-Sl per ! 90
Lcmon--California, $3.50 6.75. 4sc
per gal
Neion--Watermelon 25 n 4Oc each.
rockyf0rds 81 sou $50 box.
Nushrooms-jJc box
OnIons-TtNas Bermudas. 81 25 crate
Oranges-Caiiforuia navels S3.15 box.
On--RaH linseed sic. boiled lin
seed &c gal. less per cent for cash
I'm 10 days. diamond headlight kerO-
s-p- aigc. turpeutine Ia barrel lots.
Prache~-s225 a250 per e-hasket
crate.
PIncappIe-Florida s2G3 crate
Pop Corn-Ears y a &c ID.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
MANY Overcome by Gas.

HORDE. Westphalia, July g.
Many lives will probably be the cost
OF unique accident which has oc-
CURED here. A big ventilator conduct
ed with the gas conduit from bsasl
furnace in operation here became
disarranged last night The superin-
tendent in charge Of the furnace or
dered the workmen 10 permit the &C
cumuated gas 10 escape into the air.
II filed the houses in the vicinity OF
the furnace Forty women and chill
dren have been removed 10 the hos
pitals. \ majority o. them will die.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Plans To Checkmake CLAYTON.

Dalton r Wells. chief Inspector for
tho new department of buildings. has
sent q communication 10 the common
Council. asking that body 70 confer
power upon the new building commits
sion % enforce the building laws now
on the statute books until a new build
ing code can De completed This is
done TO clear away any doubt as 20 the
movers of the new commission and 10
remove the objection raised by Frank
J. Claxton the outgoing building IN
suector, that the commission lacks
power 20 take charge now. lmmedi-
ate action is asked by Wells.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
LIttIe Girls To Be PaIIbearers

The funeral OF Marie Josephine, the
little three-year-old daughter OF Mrs.
Clementine Demeke. Of No. S33 Willis
ave. east. will be held Monday morn.
ing az o'clock from St Elizabeth's
church The angels mass" will be
celebrated by the Rev. A. p. Ternes,
pastor OF the church. and six little
girls in white will act as pallbearers.
The child had been III for several
weeks. suffering from whooping cough.
which later developed into pneumonia
and caused her death Thursday night.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Athletic Cir of 10 is Opposed to
Wearing Anything But Mems Clothing

HASHUM. Wash July 2-Suppoee
you had girl
Suppose she was sweet IL and pref
~
Suppose she rescutely refused 70
wear anything but mems clothing?
What would lou do?
Probably YOU would do just the
same as did Mrs Bouireau If this
city. She had such a girl. her daugh-
ter Dolores Dolores was sweet 10.
pretty. athletic, and resOlutciy oppOs
ed ~ wearing anything but meI
clothing
A. first Mrs Boulreau was a nit
shocked. and she demonstrated with
Dolores. but al last she gave e.
u thoroughly enjoy wearing tioaa-
ers." Miss Dolores says. That's WIZ
wrqr them They are SO comfort
able. am always going 20 wear me III
even II / marry Ii ! had child.
girl she shall wear them AS long aS
she pleases
"Of course / have dresses and all
kinds OF clothes tor girls. and every
Sunday / put them on But IL II hap
pens 90 bo a rainy sunday and We
think We arc not going 90 have visit
ors. 4 stt into my comfortable trors'
ers iust tho same as on d week day
Dolores leads am ideal life She 10
stout NJ limb. and strong oil arm. She
rides horseback. fishes, hunts and
Jumps fences like boy and pitches a
ball IN boys way she handles 1n
axe sNHfully. and can chop down
tree without botching The job from
wucdmans point of view
II think most girls would jump al
tho chance 90 wear trousers ii the!t
parents would let them" laughs DO
lUres.
How about IL. girls?
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Auto and Motorcycle Crash.

An automobile driven by Albert
Kahn east Jound on Canheld-aye.
collided at Russell.st. with a motor
cycle on which William and Voimer
SkrobecS. brothers Of Hamtramck.
were riding. Saturday morning. 1he
brothers were thrown 10 the pave
ment and painfully cut about the face
and their motorcycle destroyed
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Four persons Murdered.

ABERDEEN, s D.. July "a
auadruple murder was discovered to-
day when the dead bodies Of John w
Christie, his wife. his daughter and
Michael Roynane. farm hand, We're
found on Christie's farm at Rudolph,
eight miles from here. All had ey!.
IDENTIFY been murdered. The police
believe they were slam by tramps.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03

NEW YORK. july 3.--The weekly
statement OF the associated banks
shows the following changes;
Reserve on all deposits. Increase. 81
545.52j. reserve Oh all deposits. other
than United states. Increase. SI1O3. 500 .
loans. Increase. s23N. 200 specie. in
crease. s2.56l 200. legal tenders. de-
crease. S232,2C0 deposits. increase. So
S0U. circulation. increase. 100000
total loans 1880. zoe. 200
The surplus Of the banks is s25,G0l o.
o5U. against s50.i9i 615 last year and
SN.5fi 300 TWO years ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
srandenburq Goes West.

NEW YORK. july Expressi: &
absolute confidence that he will not
be convicted Broughton Brandenburg,
magazine writer. left this afternoon
for st. Louis. where hs is % be tried
on the charge OF hluaping Steven
Cabanne, Jr., whom be took TO San
Francisco
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
LIGHTNING KILLS FARMER.

COLDWATER. Mich. July 3.-tSpc-
cial) --Lightning struck and killed
Milton Bennett. OF Matteson. last
night He had just finished milking
and his wife. running 10 his help, ex'
tinguished his blazing clothes with
pals OF milk.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Balloon las Thrilling Trip.

CLEVELAND o. july 3-Ths
missing balloon Sky Pilot. J. II Wade,
Jr. and A. n. Morgan. OF Cleveland,
pilots. has reported TO the Canton
Ohio. Aero club from st. Marys. Elk
county Pa. where ~ landed safely
this morning after a thrilling flight
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
aPhonY" check Men eusY.

The phony" check artists are az
work in Detroit and are said 10 nave
met with good success thus far One
OF the checks. for small amount
was passed on the Richards-Huetter
co. day or two ago. Other down.
town merchants are numbered among
the victims
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
The Greatest Military Event OF the
a. Year

General Grant with 1900 troops rep
rescnting every phase Of military
maneuver OF the most interesting
character and OF such great Interest
that IL should not be missed Special
train will leave Michigan Central sta
ton at S:27 a. m for Toledo, July eth.
Round trir
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Neoro BURGLAR Sent up.

was recently convicted Of burglarizine
David ! Danahey's saloon At No. 2s2
St AntOine-st., was sentenced by
Judge Phelan. Saturday morning, 70
serve from one TO five years IN the
house Of correction.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
ATTACKED BY MOB.
Farmer Says Jealousy is Back OF Az
fair-Mother Routs Crowd.

MUSHROOM. Mich, July 3.-(Spe-
ciai FIRED lie Compile. FARMER, liv-
ing rear here, was decoyed from home
and attacked by mob OF masked
en-. His mother, going = his rescue
with gun, fred into the crowd with
ont hitting anybody. He saws that he
has been keeping company Win
young woman and that members az
the attacking mob have been Jealous
OF him
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
Excursion 10 Toledo via Michigan
Central

sl.O0 for the round "trip Special
train will lease at S:27 m July 7.
General Grant will present. with 5000
troops. an exhibition never before
given in this country Don't miss IL.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03

During 1905 269430 tons Of armoreu
warships were launched by nine ma
lions ten httleships totaling 10000
tons. being the chief addition to the
worlds fghting forcest
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03

was known. in an extremely primitive
form. as far back as 100 3. G.. while
the first steam turbine was invented
by an Englishman in 1850
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery ex.
tras. e5c. nrsts. 2tc; dairy. l9u
packing stock, lSc per 10.
Egg--Currsnt receipts case count
cases Included. 20 t7c per doZ Receipts
Friday. t26 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
CIEI ELNND LIVE sTock

CLEVELAND ohio July Hogs.
Receipts 100. market Toe higher. me-
digws and bCuNits. s. eUu :. %. workers
$, 41u ~. ughts s. i0m +, 60, pigs
s. l5H 80 cattle. Receipts. ear.
lower. s. So lambs. Nearlings l car
So top calves. 80 head s. top.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
CuICAGo rHo,IsIO\ M,nhrr.
>EM Annk nANh srArEMr>r

Chicago. july 3-Cheese. Twins
} A. 81 lSa4c, young Americas l4dlIi. a.
No butter and poultry market
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03

BusfneSs-iike PRUNING 40 FUSS ana
no feathers Tn plain. ucat kind that
looks right Times Printing 90. va
Is John R-st. Phone ltgS.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03

CHICAGO, July cattle. Receipts.
400 unchanged, berNrs. s. 20u 40.
Texas $g55V6.25 western, stSOH6 -:
stoc kers and feeders. 50 sou $50. COWS
and heifers. s. 80 q q So. calves s5H7.jU.
Nogs. Receipts. 1000 steady light.
s 80, lt,.95. mixed. S7.45WS.lO. heavy.
) t. 70. rough. 8 sea Is. workers..
,.tatDs So pigs s. 25iisl5 sheep.
Receipts 1000, steady, unchanged
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
American 500.
Don't Miss the Military Display at
Toledo

Special train leaves Michigan Cen
trail s:27 a m. "Wednesday. July It'll.
S1.00 for the round trip
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
M A z l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT July 3-Up. George
Peavey shaw MaIca. Berlin. Aurois.
Il 10 ,. m Friday. Leuty. Bottsford, l.,
Alaska 40, W. carter. %. Oades.
Gratwick. 3. Morley. SEQ; Vail
Is. Schuck. $40, Saranac. 5 as. Chi-
Amasa stone 10 Friday night. Gates.
Fitzgerald. told) DeGrar 1880. CAY
ley. Denmark. Anna Ninch 30. stckcn
and harscs. midnight. Mood 80,
MAiletoa. Corliss. ,. AdriatiC. 40. sin
aloa. Bessemer 5, Gogeblc go. oil
Ncr . snyder. Nelson 20. Alpcna.
Chcmung. ; y. l.. Hopkins. Colonel.
Carbray. SO. James r.. Davidson $40.
Northern Light 9 Henclhnser Sapcr-
ior NitS 10, warner Thompson. 10 I D.
NJ '"u-all 1870. OIL. 1850
Down owego, ll5 y III Friday,
Norsen.an -. WOLF (stech. 80. nd
die. &45. Townsend. 3. Pressure Isle.
Australia, 4 so, Rhoda Emily. } - I.o-
zen 80. john Shtl win. 80 Cornell.
go Dalton BinminSNam A.. Alfred
MuchtN. O. Cofnnherry, 80. Syracuse.
WESTERN star. ais last night. Maine
and barge. WANDA. 90. Isabella Royce
and b1rgcs. 1910. Cliun"t MI elem
rus midnight Ericsson. ~ Is. Ber-
Queen. $50; Socapa. $50, Mckinney,
so SchuylkiQ. 80. Fryer. 1873.
Hetker IL Norton. lll5. Nettleton.
y 80
American 500.
SAU'tT STE Marie. Mich. July 5 -
Up. Kerr ,smalp = m Friday Nor
gan. 1880. Manitoba, Eerkius : Black
5 George King. TRutonia. GAVIN. , 80.
Kopp. 5. Harvard. $50. widen r.
Ralph Connolly Bros Harold. $50.
Michigan. g.. Gratwick tsmauj. Z: cur
rs
John McWulIams. Q last night. Wid-
lar. Hutchinson. 1880. John Rarlum.
u 30. Admiral midnight. Poe 30.
toulby = Queen City. osborne. q. sell
wood. $50. Cowle. 1890; Frontenac.
Chattanooga. Russell noon
Down Dunn. o N Friday Thomas
Barlum s, Dan Hanna. I 60 Jay Morse.
stewart. .. Wells 30. Rome. 8 30.
PrcntiC". HalSted. > CO.
Butler. 10 last night; Cud1y. one a.
M. French. . H@bard, 3 SaNouia. ..
Ward Ames. 80. (smalD Davidson ):
stanton Seguln. = Pollock Grove.
3 so. Wainwright, II keewatin. noon.
Sarouic. 1890
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
LOCAL STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Lewis q.
Gortou. No. 1913 Majestic building
jay .. 1909:
The Detroit times., 1909-07-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-CIo.e
EAST nuFFALO-opening.

BUFFALO. y. y. July S-Cattle. Re
eclpts. 800 market steady. prime s. a.
20, butchers. Stu6.60. Neals Re
vcipts. lov. active. common 10 choice.
y0HSs sheep and lambs Receipts.
600, lambs. seas, ytariings. s5u so.
s1Vep. $500. Hugs Receipts. zoe.
active workers., s,'5u $50. pigs. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
TWO HURT IN
AUTO PLUNGE
MACHINE JUMPS OVER soFoor
EMnANkMENT AND WOMEN
ARE INJURED.

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 6. Miss
Marguerite nuhncr and Miss Ce-
ieste Moore were Injured seriously
early today when an automobile In
watch they we're riding plunged
from 60.foot embankment on the
raylors ferry road, one mile from
this city. Both women lay helpless
In a ravlne for two hours while
men In the party sought aid
Miss huhner. who sustained a
hrokcn leg and internal iniurlea.
and Miss Moore. who was seriously
but not fatally hurt. we're taken TO
the Good Samaritan hospital.
Neither woman could tell the cause
OF the accident. but II ln believed
the machine became uncomfortable
ON a steep grade.
Miss huhner is tho daughter OF
Phillip Bnhner. treasurer OF the
Eastern and Western Lumber com,
pany OF this city. Mlaa Moore a
the daughter OF Dan Moore. propri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
MURDER IS FAILURE;
SUICIDE A SUCCESS

Word OF an attempted murder
and suicide. Ia which Il young
former Seattle couple we're the
principals. reached Seattle last
night from palouae. Wash. The
tragedy occurred near novili,
Wash. Harry Russell. an en-
ploye OF the Potlhtch Lumber
company. is said to have tried to
persuade his sweetheart. Anna Rus.
sell, 20 leave the town and accom-.
pany him. and upon her refusal they
quarfeled and he shot her through
the check, then turned the weapon
upon himself. killing himself in,
stantly. The girl will live,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
~ the Right Heater and
Save Fuel Expense
Y Vortes Hot Blast Coal Stove

|ss ss me gases In coal and wood. which In soft
Nv, ~ 70 more than one-haf Of the fuel In the
~. s 9efdfaft gtbYe these gases wasted up the
lsar ne VORTEX Ia the last word In heater con
srr ne guarahtA0 IL to be the equal Of or better
ssw..V .her heater on the market Take look at
s,s,.fn our window and then come in and permit
Eush ~. melt mang advantages DO II now. before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

All a mothor'e instinrts. ncyertho
less, and when the child. a walf
OF Unknown parents. was given har
hy woman Of the nclghhorhood
she asked no questions.
IA she lay dying she sent Tho
chlld Tor policeman. patrolman
Edward u. East. Of lie North esnd
st. eamc to tho house. and the dy.
Ing woman entrusted tho boy "a
hts care
TIE policeman Will probably take
the little orphan home and bring
him up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

are air tight and
stay tight. They are
built 10 give econom-
zeal service and we
positively guarantee
satisfaction Bring
yours back II II does
not come up 10 our
claim for II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
ARRIVE AT TERMS

The city OF Georgetown aud the
0eorgesown Water company have
AZ last COME to terms. and the
company win not have TO pay the
tioo monthly street rental. Tho
action was taken at meeting OF
the city council fire and water
committee. to whom the matter had
been left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
MITCHELL GETS THE JOB

w. G. Mitchell. of Seattle, Was
the lowest bidder In the race for
the contract on Renton'n new water
supply aystem Consequently he
has been awarded the job, Work
viii be commenced IN n few weeks.
Mitchoifa bid was $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
COMMITTEE REDUCED

The executive committee at the
Railroad Avenue Bridge 4 viaaucs
association has been reduced 20
a working committee OF five mem
beers. The action was taken Satur,
day. The members are John "
Adams. chairman. William piggott
c, II Russell. j. r. Nelsz. and Sec.
Rotary r. NJ. Wardail.
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otor OF The Moore hotel Mt Seaside.
Ore
w. + slime, president Of the Falls
city Lumber company, was one Of
the men In tho party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
MAMIE IS
6[AD," SAYS
/ little WAIF
,lIius Three-Year.old
=, Wins Home With
s;s Policeman When
eater Mother Dies.

.,,,ax s,ycarold white boy
aa a~n..,s coroner who came
sSr The death Of Kate
4 mulatso Woman '... ~ ! !
n Al. s. YESTERDAY S ,.,i.'a', =,
300 i dead. and ! eelous 60
|..,.,,Sman.- said the child
sasl.S was A. near a. be could
var .rsmmle," which The negru
Il saa taught him to cali her
she adopted him a..
,nsr came 70 the door, ,.,.
- avn said she child. With
IL Of authority Thea ny s'. 80.
S,o a chair and annouilee1 'h's'
hnls Is dad -,
[rarriea. the negrn woman haa