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New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
LOST BANkBooks-

LOST BANkBoOks
RANKRnoK NO. $40. 4s6 Of the Union Dime
Sayinzs Bank is missing Any person
rsvjoe a claim to II is hereby called upon
s,,hsntt 10 having said passbock cancelled
and a new one issued
lost 49, Bankbook No. SiI.SI2 Bank LOT
Savings 2sO 4th ave, New YORK psE
went sr0rr-sF7 Please return book 10 bSIlh
BOARD AND kOOMS.
MANSON AVE. SIS. 694, 696. corner 61st
st st-SinslA and double rooms. with excel
lent board: private bath; reasonaols-
RoCKHURST. Spuyter-Duyvti-or-H udson.
60 minutes home cooking. Misses Les
lex. 227th ST Tel. 1o4L-hlngSoriose-
Careny
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23

COOK Protestant. assist lAundrv: Ax~al
isHt cook and manager. good references .
rify or country 4. Mrs Golfers genCv
I22 yVe=7 23d St
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23

Empire. Princess Uwnss
perfect AZ guaranteed latest fzsAtcaA
feo West Eeth -
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23

f-7c- crook. n ages $50 references. Fla
hertys Bureau, ass Columbus ave. Tel
74l- River.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
POET GETS DIVORCE BY PLEADING HIS
CASE IN RHYME BEFORE JUDGE FRA
TER TO-DAY.

d. commencing st for divorce against hs wife. Mra Margit
Eutef. wh0 was = widow Of 20 when b. married hf. Samuel g. BUT
ter now past o. years. cites tho following poetry, which be says
beara out hls cause fF acuon:
"rhe frosfa ~ winter dd melt and disappear.
AidHf Tire HummHr sun that made % clear.
y was cold ana chilly when W. met
And n te spmmer ~ parted with no regret
TIE queer that winter and summer should thus unite
To tet ua blast ~ wiuteF night
Ana whom free from Weaded bard.
We wonder why w . ever gave the hand"
FoHoRtnE 4hs camn "a motion which read Plaintiff and de-
tendant thus moved 90 pat-1eu never bad my heart.
Mr. hud MTa Gutter wefs married eu fuF IS. 1905. fu the corn
pMnt i q stated that the young widow poatd not Tolerate her
him from her home and that De believed ahf aid not love htm any
Wherefore Plaintiff ptayH that the bonda u matEimony ex-
tstnK between plaintiff and defendant BE dfsn8ltsd.
That the Gerdan knot b. aaYeredf
That heNWhefa chill no longer atag MaYH wilt
That liberty may again have away ana your petitioner will
ever pray"
Ihe complaint f. signed by = r Carroll. attorney for plaintiff
IW RAJ - much for Superior Judge Morris and possibly ths de-
PENDANT heard also q The AhaheapeAreeu outburEt fr SHE didn't ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MYSTERIOUS PRISONER ACTS
CRAZY ON WITNESS STAND
WAR! WAR! !: e: i: :: :: !: =: :, =: !: e: :: e: :: :: =: :: !:
taAWht hHANAt Central Amertoa. ----

into. the commander of tho Her.
months win stow the Nieara guam
navy 30 the long boat AZ, and make
the admiral work Is way back here.
Then I'm proceed IA the Justice
courts aa lof drunk ana dlaurderly
With this pronunciamcnta. tho
savage Mr. itufehard returned 10
his correspondence
Mr. Ontfander az tehacn & Os.
trandtr was nn whit losa aanguin.
airy when Informed 81 the fearful
lmhrogllo 10 Central America, BE
said.
There. that's Just like Jehsen
Instead az being on the ground. he's
up in Guayman. Mex Probably
piayin' a horse fiddle under the
%portcullla OF some banjo eyed black
and tan. He ought io be az the
fruut puttlu' down his outbreak
With a military haifhruah
Here's the Wise Scheme.
"whatn l dof Plenty. my hoy
and the fierce tight uf impending
massacre cleaned lightning like Ia
bis proud black eye FtIl have the
captain 90 The Erna land a con 81
soap. give every native a bath and
then when they arc all dead lli
have him BRING back the rinslead
ers Tor exhibition at the A-Y-p"
When tho reporter backed oni
aghast. the iutrupid atgnnNrapher
was pleading with the adAmaut Nr
0atmadef for the Innocent lives u
the women aud bAbea 81 Salvador
This awful complication 60 the
Central American situation would
never have come up. only the city
editor told the marine ma "a erih
ny a story or not come back You
can 80 down 10 tho n y yards,
whistle in i boxcar and get a TO-
porser any hour 81 tho day or
nisht ga something had 90 DC dose
Just the same the city desk ought
- ctnge with horror when be sees
what he's done II t. hNdn't been
for him. Oatrander and Hurchafd
might never have known anything
about L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

Has a Site for collsae-M. r.
Jones, o. Ravcnna Heights, an
nounces that Il is hts intention TO
further the building OF several re-
igioua Institutions on the HIN over
looking the University Of Washing
ton. Mr.. Jones iH owner OF the hili
and he offers a site for the new
Lutheran college
Will Give Card Party-Aid Hive.
No 80. Lady Maccaboes viii give q
card party and luncheon 20 their
friends At the society hall. 1881
Fret av.. March iG
Woman Is injured-Mrs. N. L.
Johnson. % the Seneca hotel was
knocked down by a First av. street
car last night 81 Virginia a.
The oma was taken Go her
rooms. whore she was attended by
Dr. h. =. Dent.
viii Meet Next Monday-The reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Swed-
ish Republican club win be held next
Monday at o'clock y. an. AZ the
Swedish club, Eighth and Olive 81.
New in Good health-James A.
Moore returned 10 the city Yester-
day after a four weeks stay in Calf
fornia He comes back On the best
Of health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

bread By The sweat Of his brow
perhaps ven our livoa might have
been changed had some miaBiyo
been properly mailed
You tell SOMEONE that n they
viii stand for une solid hour with
mo In this marble heart thriller
Tor your heart chords are played
upon every daY and watch tho
faces Of the general delivery hab
ituca az they constantly move DO.
fore those o. windows. IN muaran.
tee d study nj human nature
Many Habltuss.
why 90 you say habitucs'7 ?" I
asked him
Why. because over half 81 them
are. Accurate statistics have
proven beyond the shadow az a
doubt that SIX out or every ton
applicants az the general delivery
windows have regular addresses.
but prefer 20 got their mail az this
office.
I'VE got one woman nicely
befsatrom went on she Eot 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS
FAIL TO RECEIVE Relief

clare they accomplish little on
account OF the prQcrahtlnatiou and
incompefency 0f those above them.
a larger proportion consists a fer
eignera who have been engaged ia
RELIEF Nofk since the dag after fhe
catastrophe Others are sufferers
81 the better class
OF dishonesty which was charged
at first IN some cases. there seems
really 90 have been Neg htfie II
any u d. n the authorities delay.
lack ~ administrative ability and
failure n grasp the seriousness Il
the situation that the complaints ars
received
The rigid censorship which tho
gov eminent has exercised over Jews
from the earthquake region has been
responsible FOR many wild etorseA.
however. The Italian press is per-
mltted 60 print little concerning
actual conditions and corresponds
ents 81 papers abroad are strictly
prohibited from teleGfhphing infoT-
nation they may gather % iheir va
Fiotla Offices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
POLITICAL MIDDLE
IN Los ANGELES

Angeles Record. has gone inio Ind
country with his family. I
The Record. explaining why 81
recalled the mayor says that altar
10 quiei Investigation into the pr-
Fste life " Harper IL was convinced
that be was not the proper man
90 ~ IN the executive chair
The EveainE Express. one ~ thu
leading organs u the recaiierE stat
81 last night that Il possessed SIM
liar Information concerning Harrers
acts Today g morning pa
per declared that private acts might
lie shielded Uish a mantle Of charity
but that any knowledge Of official
mistakes or misdsrds belonged 70
the people and demanded that such
Information be ma8e public without
DELAY.
Despite tho fact that the Aiex-
nuder forces believe the necaii cleo
uun TO be Initiated they are pre-
pared Tor emergencies and will prob
ably Gail a convention 70 nominAta
a candidate 10 De placed II the
field ~ the election IL held. This
candidate mtM not be announced
until after proceedings are taken 70
en5uin the city clerk from holding
The election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

WAR bloody. hydra headed.
rampant tain up and head arising
War has lseen declared
Nicaragua and Salvador are
chewing each others names Ia Cen.
trial America and now the Keamoa
steamship line and Johson q o..
trander Of Seattle, have kicked
into the same
They are running two lines Of
hoets a. the potts 81 both e0uns
tries they are going Ga arm their
vessels. land when they please.
take coal n they need g. aud the
situation Ia Central America ~ 40.
lug 90 develop a calnrinc tendency
that resembles the temperature OF
the lower crate bars of a region
not mentioned Ia polite society.
Ntye q kosmQsl A bgs lo HIRE
Salvador
rhsre1l BE oolnas. Ai-slght
From now on the mellow ker
PUNK OF the tiberator. as ne slips
of the poop deck into the damp
moist ocean, and the sQueala % the
hapless capliyes Ia the hold ~ the
Oeirander boats. will alternate with
the shrek OF the ten-inch p~rettels
from the nutch guns. aud the wire
less apparatus AZ the front viii bog
down under the lead 81 war news
like a COW IN the mud.
Rushing mAdiy into the Kosmoa
office this morning the waterfront
reporter expected 30 find Manager
~ W, h%nrchapd tied IN hard knots
~ apprehension. but his frenzy ST
fear vas quickly ailayod
What are We gpinE 20 90 about
che wnrf said that iron visaged
hero Just this Tho Hermonthls
leaves ont for Cohuto with box
shocks Tan going a. arm the cap,
taia with a repeating hos handle
and a pump gun. With two boxes
~ bis. the cook will be equipped
with 4 horse syringe. aud their seal
"a orders viii Instruct them to
show go quarter.
viii Show No Quarter.
IL encountered outside " Cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
ZIG HoLLER RAISED ABOUT
MtsMAhAoEAENT or
FUNDS IN ITALY.

ROME tvia Frontier. 20 escape to
censorship. March i2-By Z. p
The bittorest complaints are reach
ing Home "a a perfect flood from
the country devastated by the recent
earthquake. of Tho ineffitiency with
which the relief o. being admins
tered
That there should have been con-
fusion and many mihfnhaR for
time IN the face ~ 81 colossal dis
aHtcr u recognized az probably un-
af0Aaahie NOW, however, the COM
piAiunnts say two months and q
hnif have HlRusea and 81 ~ time
some sort ~ order should have been
brought uut o. the chaos which
reignn throughout the stricken
region.
A few Of the authorities critics
are themselves officials. who de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
HARTMAN IS
PRAISED BY
GOULD
IN SPITE or TIE GOVERNMENT
ATTACKS HE is STRONG
MAN TO-DAY.

NEW YORK March t8-By q y
George goaid today said that b.
did not believe that = ~ Hartman
the railroad klnE. Wumld enter AIRY
u the Geaid read dlractafateA bat
that 10 he did he would ba sel'
Cufun
u admire ihe courage II q man
who uKnta a. Hartman has fought
continued Gould Hc has ven cut
He g. = remarkable nan
-.Far four years the government
has devoted AL tts enerRiea "a an
attack upon him. bat BE- stood his
ground although practically alone
EsWn q panic was hfuuKhf On %
crush him Hartman sareivfd a
untouched ard today be m stronger
than ever
los ANGELES March 10 ny
a. F-HaiiraAd officials here refuse
o. discuss the possible import ~
iAe conference 90 be held IN r. "a.
Hartmann private car this after
noon upon hia arrival from Phoenix
Aria wherr De wHa Joined yesterday
~ General Superintendent Howard
Y. pintt
Besides piafi IN the Hartman
party Is Julius Krufischnitt vice
president and director of mHints-
nancU and operation * the Hartman
lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

noryy that she would call a. dif
forout windows on the same day.
giving different names Thus We
detected hor quicker than usual
They prepared a list OF three Of
the names which she had boon
using. ana the uc2t time she show
cd w the clerk asked her which
one 81 the three waa the right one
She answered that Georgia Brown
was The name that her parents
gave 10 her She absolutely dc
MED any knowledge Of the other
names. but when the clerk told her
that he had some valuable infor
nation f0r them. she Bit and said
that one Of the ladies waa her sir
tefin-iaw AZ that iuncturc ! show
ed up aud escorted her 90 MI
Hufaell'n office. where she got the
griliinR Of her life That's "a pcHl
Tertiary offenae, yon know
Letter Meant Happiness.
"Just look at that smile" In
terlected. 8a "a man hastily opened
a letter he had received and start
ed on a brisk walk foT the money
order window. Tie must have got
ten some money from home"
Eyes. sou bet he's happy now
Probably he's been broke aud had
10 send home f0r assistance,
norgairum added
There's q girl. with flushed
cheeks and a~iistening oyes who ~
evidently reading n letter from
some one on the farm The cheap
texture OF the paper and the
acrawling handwriting denote
that
why does she ask for mail az
the general delivery ! asked
"she does not want her mother
TO know. ! guess be answered
briefly. shes not over IS, eth.
en-. he vent on. Probably came
here looking for work. aud fell 20
with the wrong crowd There's
lots " her kind ga Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS IN FAD
SHAPE OWING TO MAYORS
RESIGNATION.

Los ANGELES Cal March IA
by T. Municipal affairs IN Los
Angeles appear more muddlod to-
day than ever HH the result af the
resignation ~ Mayor A. g. Harper
against whom q recall election had
been called The Alexander forces
contend that Harper successor. 10
- appointed bs the city council
Monday, can only remain IN office
until March o. the date set for the
recall election.
Strong legal opinions 10 the con.
trarY are being brought forward by
their opponents Governor Henry
= Gage and q number ~ other
prominent attorneys having res
"a the belief that tie election r.
t4tlnted bg Harprra resignation
Hnrggr who 80 the sim8a ~ hia
resignation acknowledged ln writ
ing that he had ~Hbdicatsd his Of
flee on thc demand % n Lee Cluf-
worthy. representing tho Los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MARIE DRESSLER
CLOSES THEATRE

LONDON. March ta-ny O. P-
Although Miss Marie nfeuH.sr. the
actress. ia too iii TODAY 10 eunHent
10 an i~ntsrTisw. q is announced
nat she has mnrfEaRed all her
available property IN order "a paY
her company az 50 persons mho
we're thruNn oat ~ employ ment by
The recent closing o. the Aidwyeh
theatre.
business at the theatre has heon
bad for some sine and three
niEhts aRu Miss urrsHltr waa com
PEELED go cione the house Tho
cumpauy Was paid enc weeks sal
ary and the second weeks under
the two weeks notice clause. has
been promised them aa soou az
Miss ureaslsE h abla % secure the
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MINERS ARE In A
CONFERENCE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March H.
by u. PA delegation " union
miners from the anthracite region
OF Pennsylvania went into session
today with President lewis Of the
United Mine WorkeFN 10 sot a time
and place Tor q convention TO draft
n report 20 the district unions %
yesterday fruiticas attempt % come
90 satisfactory arfanGomCnts With
the mine operators President
Lewis iaKmrd "a statement ia which
he expressed regret that tho union
miners and the operators were un.
able 20 agree on a wage contract 20
Roverm the region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

THREE CITIES ARE COVERED
BY IMMENSE SLIDE OF
EARTH IN JAVA.

VICTORIA, q. c. March a.
BY u. P.-Moru than 1000 per
sons are dead and three villages
In Jaws are practically buried
from sight as the result o. great
landslldss, news Of which has
juat been brought here by the
steamer Empress Of Chine,
Tho passengers say that when the
mail left W~ardenKaite. Tgiboeboehan
and Teiok Bcng0e, those three VIZ
lagos were under the fallen noun
tain sides, and great numbers Of
persons were Killed under them
At that time the earth was stiil
moving Tho earth that slipped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
FINDS LITTLE LIFE STORIES
DEPICTED m THE FACES
AT @. o. WINDOWS.
BY BARNEY pooos

a romantic cop
Such ls @ A. nergatrom. the
man assigned 10 the pnatofnce Do.
tail because he was the most off.
Client officer available.
Romantici Anyone would be- 80
N attached "a that beat for any
length OF time u You ARE r0.
mauticnlly inclined, ynn can hear
your uil az The poatoflee Never
a day passes but what SOMEONE H.
raised 60 the height 81 the yerliable
seventh heaven or east down 20
tho very depths VI despair And
intermiuglod with tho romantic la
TIE ever present comical
The tears Of the aorrowfut the
laush 81 the Joyous. and the Ian
guild smile or non-commiltal ea.
preston ~ the blase or Ignorant
are daily scenes IN the corridor
81 that massive silent pile Oh stone
There IN tho waste basket ~ the
poatpfnce--the dead letter division
lie dashed hopes. realized ambl.
lions, little packets 81 sorrow of
joy innumorahle. undelivored Aud
all through someone's -cnreieHsneas
World Of Possibilities Here.
When speaking % this recently.
horsatrom said
~ One tries 10 imagine the prob
able course Of events had these
messages been delivered as ia.
tended the task looms up too Htu.
pendouh Tor the human mind 10
comprehend Perhaps. he added
the man dead broke who this
morning asked ypu for the price
Of a meal. mlght have been rolling
ia wcauth, possibly that begngFicd
gentleman standing there. with biz
so hurpe power KILLER standing out
eide. might have been earning hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
NEW P. 0. DIVISION
FOR THE WEST

WASHINGTON - G.. March "a.
by o. p-The postoffice depart
ment has decided 70 create a new
railway mail district Ia the North.
west 10 include Washington. Oreg8n.
Montana, Alaska and Northern
Idaho.
Tho location ~ The headquarters
win not be determined Tor some
weeks. AZ the department proposes
20 investigate the advantages ~ Ta-
coma. Seattle. Spokane and Port
land. ell u which cities are making
demands for the headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. Mar rs.
To say that the American Indians
are not advancing IN civilization
shows ignorance
The sauto Domingo pueblo
Indians i've about thirty miles
north q THIS city. They briug their
pottery and other aboriginal wares
10 this city 20 sell "a tourists.
The other day Francisco Aragou
n tho big mgn 81 the tribe
walked into 40 office bulldlng. and
seating himself az a typewriter
table. began 10 manipulate the keys
with the cas- Of the experienced
One Of the clerks took the shove
kodak picture 81 Aragon at the
keys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
RECITAL WILL BE
GIVEN NEXT WEEK

A splendid recital under the
auspices of tha Young Mems Bible
Grub OF the First Presbyterian
church. viii be given ~ the mshln
auditorium ~ The church. WsfmeN-
day eveniug March i5th. ST. Pat
riek's day.
The recital viii be given through
the courtesy and umder the direction
or the u S Johnston Co a fine
program haH been arranged. the fol-
lowing wel-kuowr artists pariirl-
pntiuG Mrs Clarence Hopper. Eo-
prano. Mra william "a Whltfisary
contraito Mr. ~ q. Price tenor. Mr.
Alvin ~ GiiiatL baritone and
Mr. A. Mnsiuu fiutiat There Will
De ne admission charge. and y
cordial Invitation ~ extended 20 All
music iuvara
"Mul 81 TIE Forest" ... Elienherg
The psauaia
'SenntA"-op les AlieKro-An-
aantc.AifcEro Tstschsk
Aft. Masino. with piannla accnmpnnl-
fUenf
pictures. pleureH Mes TcuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
P0ST0FFICE MAN HELPS
DISTRESSED MOTHER

superintendent - Carriers VIM
CnpHtick % ths Seattle postpffice.
ezsa srh the ruis 81 a detective yna-
tsfdsy long enough 60 discover tho
whereabouts - a missing ~ff.Yoar-
old Niri. whose parents had become
worried about her affaifa o. See
attic and had come 60 tie glfF with
The intention ~ locating her leu
Mrf1WafH. the Nlu ln aaesttun. left
her home boz Menohan o. Cufne 20 81.
attic in search Or employ rFsnf. but
after a long. fruiNesa series ~ In
Qulfiea was taken Ni and confined
60 hnf 1Hm in 8 hotel
Becoming alarmed because the
daughter failed Co. communicate
with her 1ne mother arrived in e..
attic yesterday and nufitea the pc.
lice later b solicited the AID %
poatmaatcr Russell Russell turned
TIE matter over 90 copstlek. who
made soed 81 his "h~arkahark Inn
presentation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

aria from Ln Cid A-tnannr~t
hra Hopper With piauola accompani-
mNnt
HuhblinK spring ..R ive~KfnR
The VtanniA-
~ Win All Your HeaFtH-rerita-
tive and aria from Elijah M
tssssa sassfsrM AHudNiNNohH
Ar. Price with pianola uccompani-
meMt
FfHF gHfH aaFs sAAEilNN4
The piarnla.
fal "a Roee Fable . .HawIey
.b1 TIE silver R3ng .Chaminade
Mra Whittierey. with planola ao-
compartment
L@ babiliard -Etude Caprsea~
AIT Masino, with ptanola aecofmpxni-
mNnt
falrcst Daughter Of the Gracea~
quartet from "ANEoietto
" sst+ts. .-+s...-+N erdL
Mrs Hopper. Mr. Price. Mra
NhittieseN. MT. Gflletf. with rianala
Accompaniment SIR. Alvin ~
Waite az she piauoia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
WOMAN
. RACE

stepped 10 the front as an advo.
cate ~ race suicide.
Quality, not quantity. IL the
keynote ON which Mrs. Mordith
bases her arguments
II believe Il 10 next to criminal.
says she. 10 scatter the doctrine
marry aud raise = family. without
taking Into consideration whether
The man and woman are az 20 mar.
~ and whether the future OF the
chiidren-at least In a measure
% assured"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
HE WILL TELL OF
DAN O'CONNELL

Daniel OConnelF' Will De the
subject % an GRAFTON 10 he delivered
by the REV. Patrick ) pIteilly 81
Portland. Ut SO. Patrick'H festival TO
DO held Tuesday evening. March 1G.
at Social hall, 18th Az aud ~ Union
81. under the auspices - the local
society Of EriuH Patrons IN al.
ditlon 10 the literary feature Of tile
program there Will also be amateur
and profensi0uai munlcal attractions
Buy a Champion Gas Range and
got o coal or WOOD range free. go
Business chances. Look over
page o. s"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
FOUND FLOATING
IN THE SOUND

Rearing 30 marks * violence. che
body 81 Charlse Howard Scott thc
lt-YuafeQld rNn of Mira Lucy n
Scott a wtiuu wHE found naafins
iu che Sound q short distance narih
II A1chDnna Beach yesterday morn
Ing fourH Scott had been absent
from homa since Thursday morning
a report ~ hiH diaapraarauce Naa
made o. tbs p0ilre g few miuutea
before ira huaY waf discovered
BEFORE leaving homf scott told hts
sister that b. waH soirg % ialk fnf
anFh H fH thought that fHe boy
started uu thf line ~ the GREAT
Northern railroad With this purpose
bcpWtf CaFWher EnWsmann bes
iirfes that Heatt either stumbled
from The ifHstir into tha has ~ zen
= hiio getting from thu path 81 a
Passenger train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
RELEASED PRISE NER
STOLE IN JAIL.

ALAMEDA. Cal. March i2s-By
Z. P-When Gus Jansen left the
local bastile early today. following
his release with a motley array OF
DRINKS and others seauesteFed dur
Ing the night from demon rum
nons OF the jail turkeys noticed
an added eorpulcney 10 bis faded
person. Neither did George Jooat
and William j. Burns. his fellow
prisoners.
Later. when Joost and Burns
were about to be released from
dufanoe vile. they discovered that
their clothing was missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
TWELVE MILLION
NOME OUTPUT

NOME, Alaska. March H.
~ u. P=The Pionesr Mining
company il now taking cut from
tho famous properties the rich
est dirt ever mined ~ Alaska.
The pay is averaging $3.50 20
the bucket and 5000 buckets
~ taken out monthly. One
hundred ard eighty men are ~
work. Estimates made today
this season az $1,000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
ONE DAY MORE.

County Treasurer Matt GnFmisy
today announced thai there remains
bat Until Monday March Nc. during
hitch people may take advantage
~ the 3 per cent rebate on taxes
To-day the treasurer office wiil re-
main open all day In order 20 Rlve
the people Wishing ~ Eain b. the
rebate q chance 90 o. So