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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
NEWS BULLETIN

SAN FRAsclsco-Alihough Il
was announced that the California
Jockey club will not continne isn
racing season after April ~, Hsx.
eral leading California attorneys are
cndeavoring 20 ind loophole In
the law
oAkLANp-clty Attorney John
IL McEiroy died shia forenoon Of
pneumonia Ha had held office for
two terms. and bad rccently been
elected for y third
NEW foRk--While talking 60
several frienda on q crowded thor.
oughfAre. Anna Mangano. q school
teacher. was shot and killed b. her
father. who Was prevented from
suicide BY persons on the street. No
cause ID known.
SAN FRAhcisco-Owtng to the
refusal Of hia alleged victim to
prosecute. Fred Dorr. arrested on
the charge OF having embexzied
shares Of c. NJ. Il 81 r. stock
valued at $4,000. was today re-
leased
spokANE--S. p. Kline IL In Jail
here "a suspect In the murder
mystery following the death ~
Sauaanski. the Chicago cabinet
maker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
BOARD WILL HOLD UP
FRANCHISE PRIVILEGES

An important rule. which may re-
suit in saving King county consid.
erabie money In the future. was
this morning adopted BY the board
Of county commissioners. Ia regard
70 large corporations applying for
franchises.
Heretofore II has been the custom
for the corporations. through a
representative not actively con.
nected with the body. 90 simply
hand In a petition for a franchise.
In many eases where merit Is
shown. privileges under the fran.
chises have been allowed, prospect.
i've OF changes which may be made
in sections Of the franchise when
finally granted
Today the Rainier Power 4
Irrigation company applied for a
franchise 10 put ln line Of electric
light poles in the south section Of
the county. The matter Ia held up
until the company submits It's fran.
chise. and until all probable I'm.
progements. such a. widening or
grading roads. are taken into con.
alteration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
PEOPLE DISAPPOINTED WHEN
RRINpAMouR JUMPS INTO
GAY AND LIVES.

At noon today 10000 people gath
cred on the long wharves near the
foot OF Madison st. 10 see "Bnnda.
mour." the handeuff performer al
the star theatre. risk his life in
the rold waters Of tho sound Ey.
cry dock was crowded 20 It's capa.
city. and roofs Of the warehouses
were crowded with spectators.
10 all that crowd "Brindamour
didn't seem to have a friend they
wefa an there on the off-chance OF
aceipg The neryy diver stranglo, II
only handcuff or a leg iron would
reslat aufflclently--ihen these hu.
man SHARKS blood lust would be
Satisfied The performer would be
in plaiu sight IN the water and the
crowd would be able 90 see his last
struggle. and they licked their lips
nerypitly and giinned In anticipa.
ton ma the llthe diver pitched from
his high stand aud disappeared
with agsplaah,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
MILLER WON'T
PROMISE
SAYS BOND BUYERS MUST
TAKE THEIR CHANCE
WITH PAPER.

The city Of Seattle cannot logic
ally pledge Us credit behind this
issue OF water bonds. declared
Mayor Miller today IN discussing
an explanation made yesterday b.
George II Tilden that the entire
Issue ~ bonds could be- disposed
81 Immediately. II the city would
guarantee them financially.
"Tiidens explanation was that
the city could sell the bonds at par
and accrued interest. bearing 4 per
cent providing they we're backed
BY the city's credit. The total L.,
sue Il t2.a5o. coo.
The city cannot assume ruapon
sihiiity for bonds except for gen.
eral purposes :" said the mayor. and
this after this issue II authorised at
special election"
The bonds are issued IN serial
form for the purpose Of completing
water extensions and improvements
aud bear per cent and accrued in.
terest from July 1. 1905. As now
planned they are made a charge
against the earnings Of tbs water
department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
HOW SHOULD A MAN PROPOSE?

GEORGE nuYKEN. s27 Eleventh
av. 81
SIXTH PRizE-one ueat--RoB.
ERT p, RAIL-. suit 10, Starr
Boyd building
SEVENTH PRIZE - Ono seat
MIR. SMITH. 1870 East Denny
EIGHTH PRIZE -- One seat --
GEORGE J. STEWART. f0T Amer.
lean Bank building.
NINTH PRIZE - One seat --.
FRANK FOWLER. All Brooklyn
aV.
TENTH PRlZg-One seat-E. u.
a. VICTOR. room 90s. King a. sta.
ton.
The Star Contest Editor asks
the above named lucky winners of
prizes TO either call az OF send 20
The Star editorial rooms tomorrow
Thursday morning and receive
their prizes, with the compliments
OF The Star. and the hope that they
viii enjoy the performances OF The
Girl Question" ~ the Moore theatre
tomorrow evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
co MMISSI0NERS
DODGE The
ISSUE

Fearing 70 place themselves on
record regarding ths report Of
sheriff Robert T Hodge for feeding
city prisoners. which was held up
BY County Auditor Chase. the c0nn-
~ commissioners thia morning
lodged the issue b. referring the
matter 20 the prosecuting attorney
for action.
The reason for this move on the
part of the commissioners IL due
10 the fact that unless they back
down from their original poaition.
they must publicly acknowledge
themselves In the wrong during
sheriff smiths regime.
The commissioners. during sher.
~ Lou Smiths reign. allowed that
sheriff 10 pocket thousands OF dol
lars ons % profits derived from the
feeding Of prisoners.
Hodge does not vant 10 pocket
anything. Accordingly. out OF the
profits resulting from the feeding
OF the prisoners. Hodge paid 81 90
10 the Jail mairons and turned the
remainder over 10 tho cuunty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
TO ASK STATE FOR AID

After a heated argument yestsr.
day over the proposed lake shore
road between Seattle and Rsnton.
the county commissioner finally
decided TO put the matter up 10
State Highway Commissioner Jos.
Snow A committee was appointed.
including the three commissioners,
who will request the states high.
way representative 90 use 10000
out OF the road fund appropriated
BY the last legislature for building
the lake shore road.
Mr.. Snow WAS called up over the
telephone at his office Ia Olympia,
and he agreed 20 come to Seattle
on Thursday and confer with the
local committee.
There are two roads proposed be.
tween Seattle and Renton. One is
known as the hill road. the other as
the lake road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

The stars "Glrl Question" con.
test for the 10 best answers TO
the above query has been very sue
eessful and immensely popular
Hundreds OF very good answers
are IN the hands OF the Contest
Editor. and from these the Judges
have selected the following;
FIRST pRlzE--nox holding ak
seats for performance OF The Girl
Question" az the Moore theatre TO
morrow evening. goes 20 LEONiA
W BROWNE. New York block. this
city.
SECOND PRlZE-Four best or.
chestra seata--JAMES WILSON.
iia Occidental av.
THIRD pRixE-rhree best OF,
chestra MISS n. AUSTIN.
ttlo Harvard az.
FOURTH PRIZE - Two best or
rhestra seats--E BANKS ANS
LEY. taiT Second av.
FiFrH PRIZE - One seat --
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
COMMISSIONERS WOULD
SAVE MONEY FOR
COUNTY

The county commissioner today
took action 20 put q stop 20 a prae
tee which has been Ia vogue here.
tofore NJ a coat Of thousands OF dol
lars 10 King county. involving the
city and country eonstabies. who
have worked together In the past
10 defrmud the county Of fees for
serving papers.
County Commissioner Ahrahams
this morning. when discussing The
matter with Commissioner CARR.
san. said. The practice OF city
o0nsiablen stepping aside and al.
lowing country constAblea 10 serve
papers outside OF country bali
wieks Is wrong. The city con
stables draw salary and. when
they all0w country constables to
do their work. they arc not earn.
ing that salary
Il was suggested tho matter be
referred 70 the prosecuting attof.
ney with a request that Instructions
be Furnished the board. and also
that an Investigation be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

SCRUB BRUSH. SPECIAL. i0c-
Large sire, solid back. with handle.
TIN BREAD RAISER. SPECIAL.
o5c--Has raised ventilated cover and is
sixteen inches In diameter
GEM BENCH WRINCER, SPE-
CIAI. $4.2S--Holds tub and clothes
basket; folds compactly.
BERLIN COVERED KETTLE.
SPECIAL, 32c--Genuine Royal Gran
tie Steelware. St5-quart size.
GOLD DUST WASHING pow
DER, SPECIAL, loc-The standard
3-pound size.
ROYAL GRANITE BREAD PAN,
SPECIAL, l4c--Single loaf size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
HORRlD PLOT TO
WIN 4 WOMAN

she told him he must first get rid
Of his two children. both little giris
eight and four years OF age. The
elder one heard her father talking
with his prospective bride that night
By which she learned her sister ana
herself were TO be burned up In a
large clay oven, commonly used bv
these people. The elder girl escap-
ed to a nelghbors. where she told hsr
story Her sister has disappeared.
just where no one knows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
Values From March Sale of Housefurnishings

BREAD OR CAKE BOX, SPE-
cTAI.. 65c--Oak Japanned; is-inch
size.
BATLED GARBAGE CAN. SPE-
GAL. oSc--Fourtecn inches in diam
eter and has fii-ovcr cover
WIRE MOUSE TRAP. SPECIAL.
2Sc-Strongly made. self-closing.
STOVE LID LITTER, SPECIAL,
5c--Nickcled and has "coid" handle.
OBLONG TIN PAN. SPECIAL.
10c--Drip pan shape, oxiz size.
NATIONAL STEAM COOKER,
SPECIAL. Sl6S--Saves food. fuel and
space.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
CURIOUS CROWD WANTED
TO SEE This MAN DROWN
IN ELLIOTT bay TODAY

The divers back first appeared,
and he could be seen struggling
as he neared the surface-for a mo.
ment the crowd thought they had
him. as the tide was carrying him
under the fire dock But "Brlnda.
mour' has Knocked many such gath.
erings Of the henrtiesa and morbid.
and Il was with something of a
scornful grin that he came TO the
surface and held aioft the cuffs and
leg irons Just seven seconds from
the time he left the platform on his
dive.
A motheriy looking fat woman
IN the disappointed crowd that
moved away muttored wistfully:
Seems 90 me he might a choked
n little. anyway"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
Annther Ahduetlon.

FLINT. Mich. March "a - Mrs.
II. G. Moon. reading o. the return
OF Billie WhItia 10 his home BY
kldnapers. today expressed the fear
that her son Harold, 10 years ~
axe. IL either kidnapped or drowned.
The boy has been missing since
February n. The police are work.
Ing on the theory that he WAS alb.
Quoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
TO RUSH WORK
ON BOULEVARD

The park board has decided to
rush work on the connecting links
which will afford n continuous drive
way from Mt. Baker park on the
south 10 the A.-Y.-P. exposition
grounds on the north. This viii
involve the early award OF a con.
tract to finish up the grading be-
tween Frink park and Madrona park
and between Madrona park and the
Denny Blaine park. Most OF the
preliminary work on both these con-
tracts has already been completed.
The use Of Leschi park pavilion aa
an indoor gymnasium In tho winter
and a recreation and bathing pier
IN the summer was discussed. aa well
40 buying n site on the "a lots owned
by the Great Northern over tho
north tunnel portal, for marlnn
view park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
SEWIVES Of
SEATTLE DELATORY

After two days Of canyassing. the
solicitors employed by the Cham.
Der OF Commerce to'llst rooms that
will be available during the expo
sltion period report In a very dis
eouraged manner They state that
the housewife does not appreciate
the necessity of haste in the mat.
ter. and that they are a little du.
bious about paying the small list,
Ing fee asked w r. Coleman, who
Is In charge of the information bu.
reau, emphaticaily states that dila.
tory tactics on the part of Senttle's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
nu,fona olve clue.

ST. LOUIS. March 3t.-~Foliowing
the ciew given BY the buttons
found on his clothes. J. H. Boyie.
the man held NJ Cleveland az the
Whltla suspect. was Identified here
today as plumber who worked In
East st. Louis until ala months ago.
II Is aald that he became Arquaint.
"a with the Falkner woman while
here aud that from here they went
To sharon. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

viii Give q Reeeption--The MEM
beers Of the Westminster Presby-
terrain church will give a reception
20 their pastor. Or. J M Wilson.
aud Mrs. Wilson Friday night at the
home Of Or ana Mrs. j H. Eagle
son. 902 Borcn az. The Presbyterian
ministers OF the city and their wives
have been invited 90 participate In
this event,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

WILSON BREAD TOASTER,
SPECIAL. 2sc-For use on gas. paso-
line or oil stove.
ROYAL GRANITE TEA KET-
TIE, SPECIAL. 45c--No. 20, Az
quart size.
THREE-PfEcE CARVING SET.
SPECIAL. 65c--Knife. fork and steel.
ROYAL GRANITE PIE PAN,
SPECIAL, zc-Eight-inch size.
ROYAL GRANITE COFFEE POT.
SPECIAL. 27c-Two-quart size.
COLUMBIA STEP LADDER.
SPECIAL. Sll0 - Five-foot size
strongly built and well braced.
Basement Salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
FATHER SCHEMES TO BURN HIS
CHILDREN ALIVE TO
MARRY WOMAN.

VANCOUVER. b. G.. March "a
A shocking story Of possible crime Is
reported TO the police authorities Of
Saskatchewan, from q aaliican set
Element. near Buchanan. A widoWer
desired 20 marry a young girl. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
FIGHT EXPECTED
OVER A.-Y.-P.

A biz fight Is expected AZ the
meeting OF the Central Labor Coun.
cil tonight In rcgafd to the re
movM Of the A.Y-p. u. from the
'unfair' list Men who are sup.
posed to be az the head of affairs
ia the council expect the matter
20 he finally settled tonight. AZ
much depends ON the decision of
the council A Il appears. tho
carpenters and steel workers are
heartily IN favor OF relnstating the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

exposition on the "fnir" list They
are opposed by the machiniats aud
painters. who claim 10 have auf'
fercd greatly "a the hands OF the
contractors IN charge OF the work
nj the fair.
Already hundreds OF letters have
beeu aent ont by local unions %
all parts OF the country. calling AZ.
tention 20 the unfalfneaa OF the OK.
position and advising all loyal Ia.
boring men TO stay away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
SEE US

We have several small cieae.lp homes
Ht f1Ae ami ep. Terms $50 down bal
#noe tfhe Fant ClNAs-in lntH xt1o and
90 Clase-tn acre tracts tso0 and Up
same q these have houses en- Aiaa
xleee-tn water tsts and tracts At Hfpmgf-
SEA Haf 81 ~ and sAxa aAwats eums
xnlssioaa
sEATTf.E HoNasERKERs CO
t4a.s Emplre nf3e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

housewives will result In q total
failure of the whole plan.
We have the whole city to can
Yass. and have not sufficient time
To go over IL more than once he
said this morning III these WON
en- would realize that they are DO.
ing a public spirited act when they
list their rooms with us. hesis
putting money in their owr
cts, they would yespr
promptly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Packers Exensratsd--Judge Kauf-
man ~ EllensburR yesterday dis
missed the case against the carHtens
Packing company Of having diseased
meat IN It's possession. The evidence
showed that the company did not
own the two iumpy iawed cattle
which were seized by deputy state
food inspectors.
Change In sohsdulss--The Great
Northern announces change In
schedule between this city and Spo-
kane The train leaving here at ?
q. m. reaches SPOKANE az 1910 D. M,
and leaving Spokane Rt 1850 y. m
reaches here at = q. m, a reduction
of hair an hour In running time. The
Northern Pacific puts ON train
leaving each city az D. M. and
reaching It's destination 1T a. m.
Prominent Man Visiting Here
Judge u. N. HaHisiu, former chief
Justice Of the Utah supreme court
and ek. mayor Of Salt Lake city, IL
In Seattle. He has been a resident
~ Salt Lake since 1886 and has been
very active In the fight against tina
Mormons. "The Mormona as po-
litleal faction IN the city OF salt
Lake are dead" he said when Inter-
viewed. hut IN the state Of Utah
they are dangerously strong. Polyg-
ANS ~ dead. however"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
Can You Beat This
Buy?

8eed four .raom modern cottage. tnt
'4axtee. CORNER. graded street eaad View.
|4na nleck 20 car ana woodland park
.ta4 t4ts daan Balance easy Take
s'hinnaf A.. car 10 t4th.
a.. NJ EvErr a CO
Fhsassi Nesth "a waite ett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

For filing letters bills, mercantile reports and
business papers of all kinds in folders on edge be-
tween indexed files. A modern up-to-date system
Card Index Systems reduce guesses to facts
estimates to certaintes and random notes to Stats
tics. The modern business mans substitute for
record books. The record information in any de-
sired arrangement, simplifying and condensing for
ready reference -ro.t. f,..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
Globe Wernicke elastic" Bookcases and Filing Cabne,

With the GobcWernicke Elastic" Book Cases il
IS possible to conform to various surroundings They
are easily moved and adjusted to meet practically
any conditions. All have end locking device and
roller-bearing dustproof doors Some OF the differ
en styles in which this Book Case may be furnished
are: The leading styles, in golden oak, weathered
oak and genuine mahogany; also Mission style. in
fumed weathered oak. with loaded beveed or plain
glass doors, and the Ideal Case, Of genuine mahog-
any with beveled glass doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
BANK cLEAalNcs.

The Commercial club has been
unsuccessful in its attempt to have
corps of West Point cadets at
tend the A..Y-P. T.. owing 10 the
expense connected with the project.
Congress had appropriated no
money for the purpose and no one
else cared 10 stand good for the
amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24
Two Good Buys

lot ~ &NttN eHewer seWnd view StkAs
ttea cash balance sie per month Aiao
tots taNtee a. alley ana and one half
htocke "a car. ae,a scand view h0fs up
g teee. So % down balance sic 90 PET
Month. per cent VIII alive abstract
a. 3A4e Take phinnay az car on Ftrst
~ snd get of ~ n ekth.
I. eVErr 4 CO.
tshanea Nofth ie White SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get coal or wood range free. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

FfoNEsn nEST a COLLECTION CO
Ameriean Hank nidg
f8te-~1seta saxfae having rine Ntaw
- Lac WAskiDetaa. some
sfreat assessments 20 D. as
s2med. tiAo cash. baianee
ssee-Isets sexiaa ssoa yis~ Of seuad
AMI masatsfHs. tWt hietks frean
eaT fsns. t1at cash. bal
ancs moEshiy.
ft.fts-~a.sts saxffa n fineatn hieh
sehcoA district. an uakieN Az
near Kafty.fnh 81 EAeefient
ear serytc~l y cash. balance ta
Sk&a-~-cnsnar leg stne aaxias. on rhaFa
- o.. eernrr - pe~ry pi4ce
|pf0NhER k(RNT 4 COLLECTION CO.
ArAsrfean maak aidx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

NORTH QUEEN ANNE uftI.
fpuf.foom cottage. Feurth az ~ OF
kofth Queen Hne h4ll. larse lot. set Is
Nn0. Price 81 see taee cash daNn
A. n NRW Sill ige spVink 81
fAsnes Main tats. lad. ASis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

own voNR HOME
arOr TMM RENT TAX
tsss cash ana as nensh tsfys :
cay -sssT. sssdsa stssss. saa sias.
wAlkss near ear Price ti,i9a
oAfNEs. q STREET.
zoe csntrsi BtaK
M@an ssss. tHd ssts
YOUNGSTOWN rouN0srowN
3awn hainncs sfge per m0nth oeea
efe~ DsabIs traek ear iine service
sf.s1e. s-seom hsass. a. ear. sac ds~u.
&m4 O. Pnsu@s--A Adams fsf. C~utrai
is3fs rssiasnqe. West y st-fI
sl.sse MoDEnS COTTAGE
Mes s-roon. saTxe. esntry. hata Hnf
nsssss. DEED lsTsi ~ deed w.
f@-ivs snlnaiss fssrn rssassr sasas-. On
sas4iTs'T - sassssls.d Tsrms o~asr.
sm Tremsy -thlrd -it-ss
oNlIx q. zee % Nealssa . i.as
sssf1t and ruefsrn t-foosN h@ase sessf
~~Ty ~ fha rlty Muaf ~ nead Aea
s~s@F as Oriental sisek
nI1eT HAVE MONEY NJ ta.. = yeur
gaia se-fpes iet aae strictly rneiern
<@fn9fm houNa. cfp&e IN an MnAkH0n. faf
sfaee Terms cesf q aae wh@n butls
ssnl shl- o~ass. as orisaisi sises-
Ssse- lets. sqsiea saeh u Alsr.
rsft~sr between rhinmsy AZ. Aaa urpen
T.sks esr nnesi etsaFsf. isfsi ard wfsh
xsst sIsw esesps % sha wess haif cash.
WEsTaIDE RIA Try CO.
4 zoe North tsth w.
Esd sia. NORTH 81
MAGNOLIA BINFF
xhs ssnn~f neamtgftsl location Afosnt A..
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CITY AgAl ESTATE.
49,. -. ..a,s.=.asa..
Don't Buy a Home

8faeh yea have sean this beautiful new
t~foon modesH fni4aEn I've tiorhs
y ar lot iextfe ft5o cash balance
n y PAY COMPANY, fNc
Fourth floos NehlheFn uldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

2 F.srrafn hiKh school district. cottages.
afIa4 - f1fe3. so44 fots - o. soc
Nail~a. SE91 Weodiaen AZ North i1et
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Look! Listenl!

sst for sale. to minutes waik from
Ffansunf Drug Htose. two blocks from
asR. eensnaandiaE eErei{snt sleN Price
fste Fhana A TIit ts-zask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

rrtnea Nupert Psrk Subdivision ~ Ter
rnInaI Hfand Irunk Far4fic tY lots noW
- sMfe 81 g59eg. ono aaarssf d0Wn let
10 2MrIF apd get first choice Govern
fnant tltfe ownara. Room 2f1 Arcade
Asaee fa-fI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

&sn~~enogm nao6asu h~us1 lot soNff4.
t.<o - 900 feet from intsrssretuH n Hal
l1f& ane Markes ste. eNcsiiens furaish-
- araftnssn1 ioesiffr eel worth lf.t4a.
s4<fffle@d 41sea. On terms oWner. tgE
AfxadA Main f8tf --ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

PRINCESS DRESSER, SPL..,
$4,000 oak, largely quar-
ter-sawed. finished golden. Has
serpentine front top drawers
and one long drawer. Top
measures 2lx45 inches; mirror
is beveled plate, 32x40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-24

OAK BUFFET, SPECIAL,
$2S.75-Made Of oak, principally
quarter-sawed and finished golden.
Base is forty-nine inches wide and
contains one long linen drawer, four
small drawers and glass door com
pauments. Shaped beveled plate mir
ror, l6x44 inches. with small brack-
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The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
New Dam at Clear Creek

The new dam at Clear Creek,
being built by the Clear Greek
Irrigation Company, of which
Messrs. Plus, LaPrade n d
French are the principal stock
holders, is rapidly nearing COM
pletion it being expected that the
finishing touches will be put on
within the next two weeks. The
new dam has been built on a
more extensive scale than the
one washed away in the recent
freshets. AS now built the top
of the dam is on level with the
bank on either side of the creek,
thereby impounding a greater
body of water, bringing it up al
most as high as the bridge. The
bed of the creek was blasted four
feet deep in solid rock upon which
the foundation is built and it is
thought that the present struc-
ture will withstand all future
floods More than fifty carloads
OF cement have been used IN the
work of construction, the Santa
Fe company very literally donat-
ing one half the expense to the
work of rebuilding.