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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
THUGS AND YECCMEN
ARE HARD At WORK
Scores OF Bold Crimes Committed during the Last
Month-Two More Holdups Reported Today
None of the Thugs Are Caught

A carnival Of holdups and thug
gcries IN Seattle since October
was enlivened last night by the bold
robbery OF q butcher shop at Second
av, y. r. and 8bth st.. and the loot
ing Of a grocery store az 450l Ere
mont av.
These Increased the number Of
holdups and rohbcrics since October
90 twenty. None Of the criminals
are In jail
Two well dressed men leveled
two rovolvers at the head OF w
J. Kirby as he was sitting in the
rear Of his butcher shop last night
and took $40 while Kirby looked on.
Tho latter had $40 on his person but
they neglected 10 search him. As
the masked men backed out the
door a passorby appeared. They
covered him with their guns and
told him 10 get away from the
scene as rapidly ns possible. Kirby
Immediately notified the police but
no trace OF the men has been found
Get Five Hundred Dollars.
Five hundred dollars in silver was
taken from NJ 4. BARRIERS grocery
store last night. Barber believes
the burglars knew the money was
there ana waited until the shop had
been closed up patrolman Alvah
Emerson discovered broken win
dow In the store about n o'clock
last night and. investigating, dis
covered the robbery
Reported Today.
Goods valued at seas. packed in
trunk owned by Vernon Steele. OF
the Billie Burke Love Watches"
company, were stolen Tuesday night
from baggage car used by the
theatrical company, which stands on
a siding near the King ST. passenger
station. The loot comprised the fol-
lowing: Lady's tailor made suit.
$50; suit Of clothing, S45; four pairs
silk drawers, $40; four pairs silk
understands, $40; pair race glasses.
$780, eighteen linen hnndkerchiefs,
S460i one dozen SILK neckties. IS;
fifteen pairs socks, $780, six coll
lars. $3.50; three flannel shirts, Sc:
two linen shirts, So; one over
coat. $50
The thief who went on a rampage
In the Taft hotel. 121 Washington
ST., last night, reaped a rich harvest.
while joe OATS was asleep the thief
riflod his pockets and carried away
s12s. When patrolman McGrath
went " the hotel 10 Investigate,
George Mack, who occupied a room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
In DELIRIUM OF REVENGE
FORCED WIFE TO KILL AFFINITY

ST GAINESVILLE. O.. Oct. 2s.
As a climax 20 one OF the straug-
est Of love tragedies. Mrs, May
Smith. handsome. 23yeaFold
matron, " paroled on a seven. year
prison sentence. after confesalng
that she ambushed and shot her
affinity. As Judge John J. Pol.
lock gave her her freedom she and
her husband parted forever In the
court room.
The shooting followed third De.
gree love test imposed by her hua
band. Scott Smith. superintendent
% tho Belmont coal mines. and
the victim was Noble Auli. political
dictator hers.
When Ault was found apparently
dying from a bullet wound, search
OF his pockets disclosed q blood
stained note on which he had serlb-
BLEED what he thought we're his last
words. They branded smith him.
self as bis assailant
Smith was charged with the
shooting Before he could b. ar
ralgned hiss wife aatoundea the
roaft by confession which rivals
a tale Of Dante for It's grlaiy Dc.
Tails, On the strength 81 this con.
fesAion. which judge Pollock cred.
tied. nhe has been sentenced aud
parolcd.
one nlght last March there was
a tense conference between Smith
and his wife The husband. torn
between love for her and proof
that she had been Ault'm ngflnisy
and fengeful toward 'the other
man. put bis wlfc through a re.
marhnhle third degree.
He rouaed her AZ midnight. badr
her dress herself and come wssh
him.
Through the winding country
roads about their home they cropped
their way ia the chilly air. the
moons ilgbt serving as a faint
guide to their footsteps The
wifc, trembling with fear. could
only obey her husband. who
loomed np beside her like a GHOST
~ shadow In the darkness
Mead waa an abandoned coal
shaft pank ofoFs poured forth
from the cayc.iiKr entrance where
30 human foot had tFodden for
years Into this pii went husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
EXPLORER COOK AND BARRILL TO
CLASH ON THE SAME PLATFORM

Cook osd % the Noun, Mckinley
expedition
iiArria also has promised 10
bring with him printx. another
guide. who IL said 10 have accom-
PAINTED the Brooklyn explorer on
a part Of the expedition. to corFob.
crate his statements.
Geek Full Of Fight.
Or Cook ie fun Of nght aud says
that b. IL anxious 10 faee bis ira
ducefs
In the meantime Hamilton II all
aEug With excitement and a snnaa
ton Ia promised II narrlll gulrllis
his promises uf meeting Or. Cook
and repeating the charges IN HE
affidavit.
In his affidavit Bernll maintains
that he aud DR. Cook we're alone
on the ascent and that the expior.
er never reached within several
miles ~ the mountains summit.
Publication Of the affidavit
brought speedy word from Or
Cook who was IN Philadelphia al
the time. that he had heard that
Guide Hagrill bad been offered
money for information about the
Mount Mckinley trip. He assert
I'd positively that be could prove
the ascent.
Nome Man For Cook.
LOS ANGELES. Oct 2S. nr
Frederick A. Cook. the Brooklyn
explorer. who claimed first 20 have
nailed the stars and stripes to the
North Pole. has a warm supporter
Ia the Mount Mckinley contro.
versy In O. 4. King. a miner from
Nome. Alaska. who II In Los An
Eeiea today.
AT the time Or, Cook claims 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

have made his ascent ~ Mount Nc
kinley was prospecting on the
sualntia river said king
saw Cook and talked with him
hnth before and after hc made HIS
Try for the summit He showed
me the Instruments with which he
noted the altitude Of the mountain
AZ various points in the ascent and
had . complete record Of his Oh.
serFaiiona.
Confidence in Cock.
= made entries IN my diary 81
AL that DR. Cook told me. That
dlsrg u IN my trunk IN Seattle
hotel row. and regret that I
haven, Il with me 20 that ! might
show that his statements 70 me at
thar time correspond exactly with
the claim he IN making now Cook
inspired every man who met him
on that trip with confidence. lie
claims 10 have reached the top of
Mckinley and ! think he did. he
Will be able 20 silence these men
who are attacking his veracity and
his claim"
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next 70 that 81 Oats, was aroused
only 10 learn that he himself had
been robbed Of asa. John Am
brose, who roomed with Oats. was
relieved Of his entire roll. amounting
to sie.
Half Of the twenty robberies since
October ! have been what are called
'stick-ups" In police pariance. The
thugs are showing increased BRAY
ado at each hold up.
After the strain incident TO the
Increased vigilance during the expo
sition period. Police Chief Ward be-
lieves he is entitled 10 a vacation.
So Ward will leave for California
tomorrow morning 20 be gone two
weeks. Carl Schmitx. manager OF
the Rathskeller, Jude zbinden and
others win accompany the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
f[R|ES AND JOHNSON
|ls|GN Up TOMORROW
|NDR THE ONE BIC FIGHT
uoprD CHAMPION ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
prADY TO SIGN ARTIcLES-SAYS HE is
m GREAT CONDITION, AND ADVISES ALL
n, MAKE MONEY AND BET ON HIM.

WV YORK Oct 2SSam Berger. representing Jeffries.
Gosr Little representing Jack Johnson decided hold
Esxnr !. ] o'clock afternoon be attended by
-, and Johnson arrange articles for the big fight
~ meeting will be held at the Hotel Albany. where
- stopping 1t expected that agreement will be
after short session but the articles may be actual
ID until another meeting be arranged outside this
The New York law makes it felony to arrange for a
|pzrn IN this state
III for the postponement OF the meeting OF the
- Was because Sam Berger. manager of Jeries ex-
ne negros manager that the meeting OF the puglisss
IN be held until afternoon nothing had been
yards securing private place to talk things
u everything meeting for today. both he
<1sou anxious get back TO Chicago.
Johnson GREETED BY THOUSANDS.
~ Johnson the black heavyweight champion pugilist
Is World. arrived $50 o'clock this morning.
Nm be stepped from the train the negro accorded
~ reception BY about five thousand OF his race who
SsnArsed at the station to meet their idol
an here said the negro. TO sign final articles with
Jdfnes for fight
We viii who is the four fusher the white or
Xxx man." he continued.
PROMISES JEFFRIES A THRASHING.
TIeffries signs up and behaves himself properly will
IS ht to him and the same time promise him the
|gm e1shng Of his life when he steps into the squared
|mvAn
zu only one point that shall insist upon before
E k final articles and that is that there mus, be both
s and losers end in the division Of the purse To show
an good sport, viii allow Jeffries the per-
|uzTt which the winner and loser shall receive.
m the opportunity Of my life and promise show
ssfd that the best that donned mitt II
ssd getting Jeff in the ring with 1t has always
~ ambition Of my life to get this in the ring and
- allow the match TO fan through by clubbing over
aIsrs
Frequently has been said that somewhere my anatomy
Z yellow streak.
Does not strike you funny that one ever has been
y ind It?
And just take it from Mr.. Jefries will not be able
mt i, presuming that have somewhere.
BET ON ME-" SAYS JOHNSON
m my word can't see how the dopesers give Jeff
Hfh me II Is certain that he is nearly clever
TIC been fighting right along and am in the pink Of
while James has been in retirement for five years
haven't punch: oh WELL time will tell
81 me give you this little tip: When Jeff and get in
DON'T let anybodys prejudice against the negro prevent
sm getting good-sized bet down on the black man.
~ you can afford to lose. why bet on Jeffries."
ss worked for and t---
14stss Coopers this waiting Tor him. the white pugis
Fhoat SAID
1nmsa mat Little was Continued Page Severn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
PREACHER LIKES
EIGHT HOUR LAW

Rev. u. l.. Benedict vas the
speaker Of The evening al the meet.
Ing % the Seattle Labor Council
last night at the labor Temple.
Tie and the other speakers talked OF
the elght.hour Law aud the good
work that II Is doing for the men
OF this state.
Mr. Benedict said that the church.
as represented by him. was Ia f.
vor OF the law. because It helped
the working men. He expressed
himself as IN favor OF the half holt.
day on Saturday for working men
OF all kinds and IN every trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

aud wife "a utter darkness. ouiy
the accusing voice of her husband
served q recall the world 20 the
uAind uf the woman. torn by twin
tertur8 She knew Of her love Tor
another, and Ahe could hear The
seprfY 81 rats and the eiide ~ scr.
urnfa a'uuK the cold stone floors Of
the cave Al intervals u holl0w
boom would mark the fall OF
mass 81 rock 81 The shaft. a peril
that wAs present a. wvll where she
stood The rotten fimhefa crcakea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
[-|RMED MIGRATE NEARLY
KILLS JOV|AL BENEFACTOR

suIlane. late Of the
sszs hoIds ali records for in.
Incidentally he Is in Jail
siih assault with a dan
teapon- Joe Weber, race
~ and Good Samaritan. ID
~ hospital. the victim OF
terrain.
= ahd q party o. friends
Enjoying themselves in
asli and sDlrItuous ways
- shen they noticed spll.
''afmed and woe.begone
niree days off the chain
- : picture Of sordid mis-
" -. y sIcod huddled together
Hear is Touched.
-, ioyial heart was touched
''sie Dennilesa, was taken
gutter and made a mon.
ne party. splllane drank
49,, ssxly found friends ami
'''l At their expense
g turning around was
I .aesd o see spIllane.s one
me pocket Of one Of tbe
~ a'ehly indignant. Weber
i ne sore and I baulea
II. said Weber tbls NOR 1. 7
N ], ]. WHIPPED out a razor ,' en I,
= iae Ike a wlldeat sis @'i,'
- ne I lost 81 ~, ,ls,l,
! iaiuted Whe q I ' waCo
- 2 nc hospital "'"'
szlls'1' !. snlch may end n ebsr..
ne fielt temple -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

as II 10 a groan at her husbands
charges
Smith went merelicAsiy on. he
was 20 lure Aulf into the country
by a dceoy note. and the woman
was 10 kill him Thus IN the cav
ernoun shaft waR the bond sealed
AHlt got the note. kept the ap.
polntment and was shot by the
woman be loved His love for her
endured % death Itself. Tor he
thought be- SaR dying when he
wrote the words tina, shielded her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
Question Of Who Is Liar
VIII Be Settled Tonight
in an Open Debate Be-
tween the Two Men.

MisSOtiLA. Mont. Oct ss.--pr
Frederick a. Cook. explorer. and
Edwin y Harrili. guide. are 70 meet
In joint dcbaiA tonight AZ Ham.
iltnn. Mont. Or Cock r. the
Brooklyn explorer who. IN addition
70 claiming that be Was The orig
inal discover 81 the North Pole.
also declares that be assembled 10
the summit OF Mount McKlniey.
the highest mountain In Alaska
Barrill IL one Of the guides that
accompanied DT. Cook on the noun.
tain climbing expedition and he has
made an affidavit In which he Says
that the Brooklyn explorer never
reached nearer the summit than IA
miles and that the photographs Of
flarrlll and the stars and stripes.
purporiinR 20 be taken on the snm
init. we're taken on a lower level.
perhaps 30 miles distant from the
summit IN an air line.
VIII Tell Of Climb.
Dr. Cook left Missoula early TO
day for Hamilton, where he IA 10
deliver a free lecture tonight ex.
planning In detail all the hardahlps
he endured while making the rec.
urd.breakinr climb.
Barrill. who has promised 10 be
present. says that he will call the
explorers bluff and tell the PEG.
pie OF Hamilton exactly what Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

went down the left side Of the face.
The ear Was almost severed.
Attracted By a large crowd. Pa.
Lrolmen T. @. Montgomery and w.
J.. Pendorgast came up on the run
IN time 70 see Weber staRger and
fall. Snll holding the razor in his
hand. Splllane. defiant aud eullen.
stood or the crowd. As soon as he
saw the patrolmen he attempted 10
stink away. but he was captured
before he could make his escape.
Taken 10 Hospital.
Weber and his assailant we're
bundled Into the police auto and
hurried 10 the police station Weber
10 cot la the hospital aud splllane
70 a cell In the city Jail.
Weber IL we'll known among fol.
lowers Of the racing game on the
Coast lie was about 10 leave for
California when slashed BY Spillane.
The razor wieIder Is well but IN
fayorably known 70 the police.
splllane came To Seattle about
eight months ago from New York,
and was arrested while trying 10
dispose Of q valuable diamond ring.
Failing 10 give a satisfactory ex+
PLANTATION Of hts possession Of the
ring, spiilane wis sentenced to
serve 90 days on the chain gang.
About one month ago spillane Was
arrested with a man known 10 the
police as "scotty." The pair had
in their possession a bottle OF
knockout drops. and we're laying for
Victims IN a saloon when City De.
lectlye Tom Hayden arrested them.
5pillane's sentence expired last
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
|NTERURBAN PATRONS
HERE PAY FOUR TIMES
THE FRISCO RATES

OF THE PASSENGER CHARGES
MADE SHOWS THE UNJUSTNESS OF THE
NEW FARES DEMANDED BY THE PUGET
SOUND ELECTRIC COMPANY OF PEOPLE
WORKING IN SEATTLE.
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FIVE DOLLARS FOR
SOMEBODY TOMORROW.

Several Days ago The Star
/ Announced that It would Print
4 in the Want Ad Page Some
ones Name Some Day this
: woek--a Name Picked at Ran.
+ dom from the City Directory
and whosever Name Il was 4,
+ could get FIVE DOLLARS in
h Gold Free
: WELL. ToMoRRoW'S THE
4 DAY.
I A Name will be Printed Fri
day.
II it's Yours. YOU get the
Five Spot.
Watch the oWant Ad Page ,
4 Tomorrow.
4 You've been Watching all ,
I Week. Watch very Carefully f.,
/ Tomorrow,
+ II it's YOUR Name, call at !
4 The Star Office and get the ,
Money.
4 A A 4 A A 4 A A 4 4 A 4 4 I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

North fakma.-A special cleo
ton for the purpose OF voting on
local option has been set for De-
cember so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain tonight and Friday:
moderate southeast winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
To Get
BIG Water
SUPPLY
(By United Press Leased WIRE

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. /.
A second important victory for
San Francisco in her fight for
water rights in the Hetch Hetchy
valley In the High Sierras was
won today when the public lands
committee, by vote of eight ayes
to seven noes, decided to recon-
mend to congress confirmation
of the grant of the lands made
by Secretary of the Interior Gar
field to the wetsern city.
With the payment of several
hundred thousand dollars to GER
tain landholders in the velley,
San Francisco, with the expected
sanction of congress, will acquire
the right to create a huge reser-
voir to supply the city with pure
mountain water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
WOMAN ACCUSED
Of JEWELRY
THEFT
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Feb. Mrs. Ma
belle Dunphy, nee Plagemann of
San Francisco, wife o ia promin-
emit Boston physician, was placed
on trial here today on charge of
stealing several thousand dollars
worth of jewelry and securities
from Charles e. Giles, a reputed
money lender.
Giles charged that Mrs. Dun
ply borrowed $4,000 on the repre-
sentation that she would soon re-
ceive a large sum from her faith
er's estate in California. Later,
It Is alleged, she went to Califor-
mia and telegraphed Giles to meet
her in Missoula, Mont, where she
explained that the estate was not
ready for settlement. He de-
clared that she left him in Ogden,
Utah, taking the jewelry and Sc
curities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
SLOGAN CONT TEST
To De DECIDED
At BANQUET

It will be up to the banqueters
at the Lincoln day celebration of
the Boosters to decide whether
Tacoma shall keep the old slogan,
watch Tacoma Grow" or take a
new one and throw the other
away.
The contest closed Saturday
night and the slogans submitted
in the contest for the $50 will be
reviewed by the Alaska-Yukon
committee and half a dozen of the
best will be selected. Then those
with the old one will be submit
ted to the banqueters at the Ar
mory February IL and 1t will be
decided which one shall be used
in the future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
Closed Season for Six
Years Is Proposed
(Times Special Seryice.)

OLYMPIA, Feb. 1. - Three
game laws were fired into the leg
islative hopper this morning by
Representative Palmer of King
and the annual game law war"
is on.
Palmer's most startling meas
ure would prohibit the shooting
of cartridges, grouse, Chinese
pheasants, quail and jack snipes
until September 1, 1915, thereby
closing the season for these game
birds for six years.
A second bill prohibits the hunt
ing of birds with dogs and the
third would require all persons
fishing in fresh waters of the state
with a hook and line to take out
an annual license of 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
ELLIOTT CONSIDERS
STADIUM AFFAIR

President Elliott is this after
noon trying to decide the Tacoma
stadium proposition put up to him
by the school board. Without the
cooperation of the Northern Pa
cific the city cannot build the
stadium and Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Coop
er and other officials of the rail-
way are going over the matter to
see whether they can work out
the problem SO it will not hamper
the company.
Mr.. Elliott and Mr.. Cooper in
spected the ground yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
JOHN l. THINKS
JEFFERIES WILL
MEET JOHNSON

(By United Press Leased Wire J
CHICAGO, Feb. believing
that he can persuade James j. JEFF
fries to re-enter the ring and fight
Jack Johnson for the heavyweight
title, John L. Sullivan is here to-
day making arrangements to start
on Tuesday for the Pacific coast,
where he will see the retired
champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01

WASHINGTON ONCE GAVE UP
to three doctors; was kept in bed
for five weeks. Blood poison from
spiders bite caused large, deep
sores to cover his leg. The doctors
failed, then "Bucklen's Arnica
Salve completely cured me-" writes
John Washington, of Bosqueville,
Tex. For eczema. boils, burns and
piles its supreme. Csc at all drug
stores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
MP. MAY MAKE
! TACOMA A GIFT

: If the Northern Pacific railway
will give the city the bluff the
park board will make a continu-
GUS park from the city hall to
Old Town.
The proposition was talked over
with President Elliott and Thomas
Cooper by President Bennett and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01

Marshall X. Smell of the park
board today.
The railway men did not CON-
NIT themselves but it Is thought
that the proposition may be con-
sidered with favor as the bluff is
of no use to the company and Is
expensive to keep up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
For Sale BY Owner

New 4-room house, bath room,
electric lights, water finish in Al
condition, fine. lots, block from
car line; price $1,000, on terms to
suit you. pon,t fail to come today
cific Traction car and get off al
seth st. I am at corner house. L.
III. Williams, owner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
0 LOTS, 4-ROOM HOUSE.

o LOTS. 4-ROOM HOUSE.
of these lots are in fruit and
berries, 3 easily cleared now used
for a chicken run; Q blocks from
car line. The house is very comfort
able. right in town, one of the best
schools in the county Right on a
main thoroughfare. $3.50 will buy
it; $3.50 cash. balance to suit pur-
chaser. This is $500 Under value,
the owner is leaving the city is the
reason for making this sacrifice. Is
well located. on the corner. This
is a first class home, or speculative
buy. If you are from Missouri, 1
can show you; then you will be
convinced.
ID. M. MORGAN
208-9 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01

OLYMPIA, Feb. IA bill re-
quiring automobile drivers of the
state to file a $1,000 bond with
the county auditor was introduced
in the house by Palmer of King
county today. The measure also
provides that any person found to
be drunk when driving an auto
loses his permit for life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01

One hundred thousand dollars
Central Park now. Come. see; lots
S175 up, with improvements, only
$40 down and SIS per month. Get or
So. Tacoma car at 3Sth and NJ SITS. !;
office one block west. Gill Home
Investment Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
I HAVE SOMETHING

you might want. Better come out
and see. Broom house, 2 good lots,
city water in house and yard, $3.50.
Small cash payment down, balance
Take Traction car, get off
at seth, ask for Williams. Don't
come unless you mean business. No
time to fool.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01
No. 6160.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP

LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce County.
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of william H. Bazeley. an insane
person.
Notice is hereby given, that John
e. Dalton has filed with the clerk
of this court a petition praying for
letters of guardianship of the estate
of william H. Bazeley, an insane
person, and that the Superior Court
of the State of Washington in and
for Pierce County, has set the hear
ing of said petition for Saturday the
LIST day of April, 1909, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. of said day at the Court House
in the City of Tacoma in the Coun-
ty of Pierce in Department No.
OF said court, when and where any
person Interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon, G.. M: Easter-
day. Judge, attest BY J. =. Libby.
Clerk. this 23d day Of January, 1909.
BY d. r. MCKENZIE,
Deputy Clerk Of Superior Court.
First publication Jan. rs. 1903.