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Evening star., 1909-08-31
FOR sALE-H0usEs.

FUk SAI.E---
! $4,000. RENTED AT $56.50
Two 3-story brick buildings and brick stable
| in rear. One building occupied as store and
dwelling and other dwelling. A fine invest
! ment and always rented A finc section OF the
/ northwest.
. arl:SI SHANNON x III CHS. IlS l4tn H.
Evening star., 1909-08-31

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOMES AND
FINE BUILDING LOTS IN SAI-L'S ADD
TION. These honses contain EIGHT and NINE
rooms respectively. and splendid modern bath
OF large size substantially built clp-
ganty finished aud superby decorated: trim
med in quartered oak: solid oak doors and
stairways: fine fixtures and chandeliers: charm
ing bay-window dining rooms: broad front,
side and porches: BEST HOT WATER
HEATING PLANTS: large lots. with ample
space for lawns, flowers. shrubbery and shade
trees: the largest, best buff and most ele-
gantly finished houses ever sold ut low prices
In the city Of Washington. Houses ALWAYS
open for inspection.
y. l.. SANSBERY.
Tlg-o1 18th ST nv
Evening star., 1909-08-31

le CdIIS, MHIu y HuU -.
$40 I'd NV. 1 sto rm15.1S
426 9th NV .12.W
63 III nw.1 sto rm. 100
APARTMENTS.
WITH HEAT,
Evening star., 1909-08-31

FOR SALE-SIX- ROOM DOUBLE WEATHER.
boarded cottage; modern bath: furnace, coal
and gas ranges; concrete cellar under entire
house; gas and electricity: lot either 50x137
fS3. 3.1O0l f00xl37 t$3.S0O): one minute from
car with concrete walk; Seth and Newton sts.,
Mount Rainier, Md.
FRANK !. STRYKER,
1923 Florida avenue ne.
Evening star., 1909-08-31

FOR SALE-NORTHWEST-LA MODERN
house of 10 rooms. bath and cellar; hot-watel
heat stone base: lot Is by Ito to paved alley
in perfect repair: price only $5,915; terms t.
suit. Address MUTUAL. Star Office. au31-3t
FOR SALE-2124 1ST ST NV: IO-ROOM
brick: one block from Brookland cars; large
rooms concrete cellar. tiled bath; lot 1Sx90
feet to paved alley. Open for inspection
Evening star., 1909-08-31

from $40 up.
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE RUT We
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
1Icr BncnI,ETiNS ON APPLICATION AT THIS Of
THos. J. FISHER co Gnc,.
Evening star., 1909-08-31

FOR sALE-AN UNUSUALLY FINE BRICK
isLASD AVE. And ID ST. NV: story;
s large and tiled bath: every modern
convenience: large cellar: iron girders lot 20x
145 attractive surroundings: CLEAR OF ALL
DEBT: WILL BE SOLD ON EASY TERMS
Room 80 Evans building. au2S- ST., ,exSu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
RUSSELL BECOMES
a FIRE FIOHTER
SAVES WOMAN FROM HAVING
HER HAIR BURNT OFF
HER HEAD.

Postmaster George y Russell IL
the latest recruit to the volunteer
flfc fighters Of the city.
Beauty in distress was the final
appeal which brought the poatmas.
ter Into the ranks
And this was the how" Of II.
Mr. Russell was crossing Third
av al James II yesterday. when be
suddenly observed smoke In large
volumes issuing from what at first
sight he took to be- an animated
flower garden.
on closer observation he discoy'
cred a lady under the flower gar
den and a final hurried inspection
proved the flower garden To be a
hat.
ny this time tho smoke had d..
yelopcd into flames and the post.
master made the distance from the
car tracks to the Sidewalk In one
single bound
Without 40 much az "Hy.yonr
leave. and with an accuracy which
bespoke long practice. George Rus
sell seized about five huge hat pins
IN his teeth aud hands and cannily
withdrawing them. he carefully dof
fed the blazing chapcan.
Then he stood with the dainty
piece Of fluffery In his hands and
Razed at II burning to a crisp.
Throw II on the sidewalk. why
don't YOU. and stamp on Il, YOU"
And startled into the urgency OF
tho occasion. George did.
The truth was he had been afraid
he might spoil Il n he stamped the
fire out. and long training had
taught him to treat womens tlnery
with the greatest Of respect
Otherwise he might have spat on
II
And the lady only remarked;
u think they put those CHAR
lighters too near the sidewalk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
Bic SHOW AND
ITS FUN HERE
RiAoLlNos' CIRCUS rs HERE
AND BIG PARADE OWEN
THIS MORNING.

To-day The circus is With US. It
came in quietly. will stay nolslly.
and the chances are that II will slip
away quietly
The FIRST show was given this AZ.
isruoon to an overlooking audience
The parade at 10 o'clock this
morning. a gorgeous pageant. held
an enthusiastic crowd down town
for full half hour. while the hun.
dreds Of animals and performers
passed IN review.
Traffic Vas practically blocked
dnring the progress OF the march.
as was also business In stores along
the route
This morning the large plat Of
ground At F'lfth av and Republican
st. occupied by the circus. was a
huFy place Everything seemed In
confusion Men ran hlihcr and
thither preparing for the parade
and setting ready for the first per.
formance In most unsyrtematio
manner yet behind II all. the mas
ter hand Of manager could be
acen And The Bis show went off
With system and completeness this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
Federal Officers Resent
Action Of the County
Commissioners Concern
ing Federal Prisoners.

As a result Of the altitude Of the
county commissioners. the United
States immigration officers an.
nounea they will trafsact all deton'
ton business at Tacoma,
The county commissioners this
morning ordered Sheriff Hodge not
to receive federal or outside prls.
onefs Of any class hereafter
The federal authorities take the
action az a slap at them and declare
they Will move the detention camp
to Tacoma This would take a
number Of federal employees from
Seattle
Sheriff Hodge said ,nla morning
he would do nothing until be had
baan officially notified Of the com
mlssinners action Under the for.
MGR administration there were 2si
prisoners In the Jail at one time and
Tho commissioners did nothing
said Hodge this morning To-day
there are only 1856, or 90 less. aud
tho fail " not crowded. They are
doing this merely because ! have
cleaned % the jall and am not RIM
ming things In the old way the way
tho commissioners want hein'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
ADMINISTERS A SCATHINC
REBUKE TO CITY COUNCIL
LOVE, HONOR, BUT NOT OBEY, is
RITE OF KANSAS JUDGE WOMAN

llELolT, Kas. Aus 49, Kansas
has a woman Judge, the most popu.
lar Judge In the state. This il Mary
II Cooper. Of Heloii. judge Of pro.
bate court which deals In mnaty
Wills mud old estates aud marriage
licenses
Marriages herein lies the secret
Of Judge Cooper'a popularity She
has eliminated the word obey
from hef ceremony and viii accept
only the regular fees
Nowadays when Kansas lovers
pop the question. they hear
Yes. II you will let Mfs Judge
Cooper perform the ceremony.
= ask the groom, Afr Cooper
says Ia explaining her system. ~
he viii love. cherish and Keep the
bride until death aak the bride
practically the same lhiHg II they
keep these promises there Ia no
need for the word obey n tho girl
doesn't love her husband she won't
obey him Che might pretend 10,
but she wuni
- attribute the Increase IN mar.
fiaget In this office 10 my effort 20
get away from the haekneyed. ma
ehincllke way Ia which civil esre.
monies are generally performed !
~ TO make The service a. impress.
sife as know how When a silly,
frivolous pair eame before ne, !
fepfore them Try TO make them
understand that marriage Ia &C..
fiaus affair
Judge Cooper was appointed 70
the hcneh IN the snrinF Of 1905 to
succeed her husband, who had iust
died. she ran for recollection. aud
led the ticket with q majority larger
than THftn SHE declines 10 take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
PALMER IS
FORCED To
QUIT JOB
Hands in Resignation as
Member Of Legislative
Committee and II Has
Been Accepted.

OLYMPIA. Aug IL Representa-.
tive y y Palmer uf Klng county,
10 no longer a member u the les
islalise investiraung committee
lie presented hin resignation this
morhinE 10 spchkef Melge The
Resignation va quickly accepted
and Charles Ka,aefI 81 kliokitat
county. vas appointed 10 the CON.
mittee The resignation came AZ
a result Of the ihsistaut demand by
the other members of the commit
tee that b. leave that body
The first signs Of the storm
showed un Monday evening whom
Chairman nalsey. point blank &c
euacd Palmer Of attempting 70 IN
Witnesses whom he kacs would be
fc0ulfed 10 give testimony before
the eammitiee
iitlssf shouted We eannot
expect 10 do anything with
Palmer as one Of our members, Tor
be Undoubtedly tries 10 block
ptogress IN every possible way n
be u mol the special agent Of the
interests opposed 10 Eeing lni0 the
Sullivan Uaiaie. his conduct cannot
b. explained
Palmer was plainly embarrassed
and made 10 answer 70 the aeeuaa
lions
Z am only surprised that Mr
Palmer has not before seen that hia
position on the committee had be-
CONS unicuahle, said Speaker
Metre lie should have resigned
az sann rs his name had become
eonnsesed Ia any way with the In.
qaip
Menihafs we're Indignant over
raln.ert conduct. many deelaflng
that he position taken Nas wholly
unworthy Of member Of the les
laistisr assembly Nov that be IA
out u the way the committee IL
militant. the members declaring
that the inquiry will be grcatly "a
eillinicd and results accomplished
rms days have been wasted be
eanse an undesirable was un com
mi,,se. ID the way Peter David
puts "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
NEW PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR
TAT rs VISIT
People viii Be Given a
Chance to See the Presi-
dent, Says Mr.. Chilberg
in Interview.

The people viii have chance 10
see President Taft.
President Chilberg Of the A.-Y.-P.
81 today announced that the whole
Collins program for the entertain
ment Of President Taft during his
two days stay In Seattle had been
abandoned and the exposition Of
iicials were at work on new pro-
gram which would be later sub
United 10 the president for his sane
lion
President Taft promised to give
one whole day 90 the exposition. and
the tentative program to be sub
mitted viii be so arranged as to give
the many thousands who viii be at
the fair on that day chance to see
him.
In addition 60 this an effort will be
made to get Mr. TAFT to agree To be
az the exposition at least a part Of
thesecon q DAY but his wishes viii
be followed IN regard TO that.
In any event he will appear TO the
public more than once, rs was
planned by Josiah Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19

AZ last and after many tries MS
Youslff the Terrible Turk. g., he
man fairly dopn On the mat lhis
momins. and with both shoulders
square at that, too.
Il vas the post office phllalorisi
who took the count
He il aisn known as Pairolinan
HsrK.ifom af the Seattle city po-
lice force. and the man who speaks
all the languages
Yoasiff vas In tho line leading ~
70 The windaN over ehich arr the
symbols w 10 z. and, after much
patient waiting. he finally arrived
NJ that window
ANY mail for Yousifff- h. asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
Representative Slayden At
tempts an Assault on
Hubbell and House Gets
in an Uproar.


OLYMPIA, Aus 10 -iiepresenta
tive slaydsn. Of Pierce county. this
moTnlng attempted to assault
Representative Huhbell. Of kltistss
county. on the floor Of the house.
aud was only restrained By Repre-
sentative John A. NhAiley. Of klng
county. and sorgeantA,.Arma 10
seph Wilson.
The fighi aroac over the proposed
removal of the Soldiers Home from
OrtinR to Port Orchard. iiuhbeli.
member % the committee which Ia.
vcsfiznfed the question. reported ia
fayoF Of the removal and tie Pierce
county delegation went wild with
rage
slafden charged that the removal
WA brought about BY Improper In
fluenees. which Iiubbell cautiously
denied Siayden Insisted on bis in.
situation and Jumped from his sea,
and ran toward Hnbbcil. who never
moved a hand
Slayden waa IN an ungefefnahle
rage. which only Increased a. Hub
bell remained calm.
Shouting 1t the top 81 his voice.
alayden STRUCK down at Hnhbcll
Whailey had risen TO his feet and
ellnehed with slayden a. he struck,
DETECTING the blow
The house was Immediately In m
uproar and the sefEeantaiarms had
10 fight bis way through 10 reach
slayden.
siayden was taken outside
While passion was a. white heat
motion was made 10 indefinitely
postpone the bin to remove the
home.
The motion vas lost by a vote Of
30 70 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
WHAT DO WOMEN KNOW,
ABOUT CRIMINAL CLASS?
Il
New York State Prison
Official Says Congress
Has Degenerated Into a
Mere Boastfest.

This eonfsrsnee u, 10 not q
eengrsssl has dsssnersted into
g bosstfsst Judging from the
way some Of these delegates
have been blowing of no, air.
| do no, think they will accom-.
piish the purpose for which
they met. There are q 10, Of
women delegates here. What
do they know about the reform.
alton Of eenvietsG Their place
Is at home. where, BY perform.
ing the duties Of housewife,
they would give their husbands
an opportunity Of becoming
more effective In Tacoma yes
tsrdsy noticed that sign.
Watch Tacoma Grow. Now, II
,hs, were changed 30 as to read,
Watch Tacoma Crow, Il would
remind me very much Of this
conference" - Statement BY
Frederick \. Mills Of the prison
department Of New York state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19

Tho above statement is tho result
Of the bitter controversy started
yesterday morning during the prison
association convention when Mills
tried to force Miss May Kruger
Of the Seattle Humane society to
take her seat and stop talking when
she was iauding Nudge Hen II, Lind
scy for his humanitarian methods
of dealing with criminals
Discussion on the question Of
humanitarian methods was spirited
In and out N the convention all day
yesterday, and resulted In consider
able bitterness before the day was
oyer To-day Mills added fuel 10 tho
flames BY making the above state
ment TO a reporter for The star,
That all prisoners should be ex-
nmlncd by physician before they
are arraignod IN court that the de-
fectivo ones should he placed IN
prison FOR lie, and that there
should be enacted In all states
q strict law operating against the
marriage Of irresponsible or diseased
persons were among the suggestions
offered at this mornings session Of
the American Prison association
The principal addresses were de-
liverod by Daniel pholan, prison
physician Of Kingston, Canada, and
Dr Theodore Cooke, IT,. OF Balti-
more, Md. Mr., Phelan discussed the
mental and physical characteristics
Of the criminal and degenerate, while
Dr. Cooks took for his subject the
advimbllity NJ laws compelling the
-------l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
MRS. c. l.. WOLFE
ASKS a DIVORCE

This was granted by Judge Main
this morning They we're married
January ~. 1906 There Is one
child. Warren. three aud half
years old. Of which she asks the
custody
John \. siomathiaihls. barber
Of Dawson Clgy. aud owner Of
numerous placer and quartz claims
was sued for divorce this morning
by Jennie st0maihiaihis. on the
charge Of nousHppofi
Barbcrlng IL a profitable business
IN Dawson. whore hair cuts are a
dollar and shaves fifty cents
throw. Together with his mining
business. Mrs stomathiathis thinks
her husband can we'll afford TO take
care Of his family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
B|T|VE IN
{ITTLE FOR
|hANY Weeks
= Frisco Banker,
Inted for Shortage,
- in This City and
- Slips Away.

iIafs. former manager Of
~ sAsines 4 camsmrciai
S4n ftsncise1. and accused
t'a1 h. connection with the
>'znce q some " the instf-
fuads has been residing IN
~ three months. whllr the
1s'hrfiiiss II the California
y have been SEARCHING for
flaf The circulation N an Of
fFfniar q the Identification
4 sa1 Francisco. containing
re description n the fuai
~ Detective Tom Hayden
'seey that a man 80 closely
'nf Hays tha, there IL no
y h the man wanted had
FHdlhg IN Seattle at f1s Bel
i 1kts
" locai sIsaihs been nc
Z Win mo bsnhers descrip-
~. shs man would now BE-
n'tlles sf The law Asit IL.
Nf1azfd 70 he on his way to
H r.fhsr ha'. .f...l.l5. ..I !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
CONsUELO WILL NOT
TAKE THE DUKE BACK

LONDON. Aug 10 Rumofa Of
possible reconciliation between the
Duke and the Duchess u Aarlbor.
oush, who was consnelo Vanderbilt,
were discrcdIied today BY close
friends Of each.
The differences are Just a. In
snrmouninbie AZ ever said titled
woman Who is frequently entertain.
cd at the duchess house I think
the duke himself would like to 70.
turn to bis wife. but know she viii
never consent 10 this +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
TO HOLD JOKER FOR
JEST WHICH KILLED

AKRON. Aug - The coroner ls
investigating the death Of Edward
Patrlno, who died A. the result Of
a joke played upon him some time
ago at the Goodrich rubber plant.
The end OF rubber hose. al.
iached to an alt compressor. was
put into Parrine'a mouth as he was
sleeping and the pressure suddenly
turned on This resulted IN an in.
ternal injury, and parrlne was
taken to the hospital where an op.
Grafton was performed In a vain at
tempt TO save his life
The person who played the Joke
Is known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
LAWSUIT 0 K, BUT
OH YOU AUTO RIDE

ST LOUIS. Aus while
Nifs Mobile White. ssieswaman.
vas crossing a crowded strres. an
aniomphiie. driven BY l. NJ McGec.
Indianapolis, ind, knocked her
dorr aad ran over her Friends
wanted her TO 50 10 a hospital but
she cried out 70 Mc0es. Call Il
square II you drive me home lie
cd 70 and a doctor treated her
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
HOT NEW MEDICAL THINKS;
"CANS" FOR SUMMER EATS

BOSTON. Mass Aug ~ Doc.
tors throughout New ENGLAND arc
discussing the remarkable new
thought medical theories Of Woods
Hutchinson. N. d. noted writer on
medical subjects and on popular
health.
SOME of the doctors agree With
pr Hutchinson but the majority
are disposed to view hla theories an
radical, not TO SAY revolutionary
In the first place. Mr. Hutchinson
says the American people don eat
enough In summer. he adds that
the delusion that meat makes thr
hody warm Is medical fake. Cot
Zee aud tea don't do u. either he
thinks They spoil a persons Rp.
petite.
Pork, especially bacon. IL an Ideal
summer food, especially for break
fast. Dr. Hutchinson declares
BOSTON doctors can only GASP.
kven the hurdeusome bean 10 cast
aside as a summer iood hf the eut
iuFed llostunesc. who lty To keep
up their spirits on fruit. milk. egEn
aud vegetables. hut bacon and
beans Tor breakfast The thought
Il too much for Boston
The nee lunch Is the worst thing
In the world for men Df ilutchln.
son declares. though ne does not
call It frye lunch Tie says that the
farmer doesn't become a victim Of
heat In summer like the city man
lie doesn't white down his appo
lite With sandwiches. pieces Of
cheese and other inconseqnentials
which liz On lunch counters whera
city men 20 TO gueneh their thlirtA
noslon Is SUN nr Hutchinson
was talking about the free lunch
when be said this
A sandwich alone may be all
rlght. but glass of whiaky. pr
Hutchinson lhlnks. Il taken with a
sandwich. Is worse than whisky
without the sandwich He explains
this BY saying the whisky works on
the sandwich In the digestive or
kans and uses up the heat Of the
body.
The old theories that some Kinds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
JERKEO FOR A FISH;
TWO DROWN IN LAKE

DULUTH. Mum, Aug. ia dis.
patch from Park Rapids, MINI,
states that Judge Buzy, Of urhana.
H.. and his daughter, Mrs, Mclean.
were drowned In Man Trap Lake,
near there, while fishing Their
bodies have not been recovered.
Judge Buzy was standing M In the
boat TO land large fish he had
hooked, when he gave his rod a Jerk
which upset the boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
TRANSFER MAN RESTRAINED
BY COURT FROM BOTHER.
INC HIS WIFE.

Ernest l.. Wolfe, head Of the
Green lake Transfer company. has
been sued for divorce BY Eleanor
y Wolfe on the charge that be has
persisted IN keeping the company
ef other women. despite her pro
tests, and that he cursed aud mis-
treated her % that she was com.
PEELED 10 60 10 the home of Mrs r.
q Pratt, 900 sand, whore she
naw Ia.
She also asked for q restraining
order TO prevent Wolfe from com.
ms TO the house and balherinE her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19

Charged with operating a blind
tiger at Black Diamond and sell.
Ing liquor without a license, Mat.
thew Kos, Jake Bedsneck, Louis,
Joah and Mrs Frances slopneck
were brought TO the King county
Iail this morning. Frank Slopneck
a child, Is held as witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
|1|KES HER
hoy FROM
JAIL CELL
4. Mother Comes to
r.;m Man Whom the
Law and Society Held as
dangerous Character.

| u,,p, ID the thought that her
..,r lese was stroas enough to
! .,.,, 4 ecll door Of the county
/ I, ~ sisc her son his freedom,
A. i.na Smith. whose IS years
n, slshtly bent her shoulders
n, erssd her hair with gray is
Z, ,lsilinE the attractions at the
|,sg isn with the young man
!. l.sassins with hlm their ~
4 her Arm 10 Missouri
n n, old. old stun Of the prod
.srklly modified. but as TYP
n Y H. growth o. parental luye
| z. ,.tA mlssisr Of the efrlng son,
N ~ Biblical parable Il u thu
~ 4 The uhdyiug affection OF
I a. Mo hofe the sou. Of the
n, tna ihe heart aches nf the
~ md then u the sublime
,,I.sa whcn The boz promises
\ kssia anc~ and try once
~ d i've Up to the ideals
n ,ueelAtions Of The gray haired
I. sonsn Who stands BY him
sm<h ,hick aud thin. in plenty
!. !, want. Ia trouble and out 81
I1,ak ard Of al times. nc matter
" somes Or may BE- done.
Just Llks osher aoys
nrne two decaaea ago. on a IL.
4 Nm bach m The middle vest
|, = xss born 10 a farmer named
q a snf BIS wife. Anna lie was
~ = innoccnt, c1ddllng. happy
M, {sake other little kidlels Of
n = He vas christened Fred,
y gtk the mothers eare gfvN
II y ga:ts a boy.
n szs ie BE- the president some
y h maybe a was a Eovrrnor'
r. some other high station
IL mother dreamed Of for this
iei be grew into near man
xrt the wanderlust came This
b Missouri was seorned and
M away oat lnto the world
tshunted about BY his own
rs and the tricks u fate
4 ~ place TO another
|4sst here and there with this
e ~ that. and a isw months
: = ,ufaed up a, Ravcnsdale.
csihef a; Rsvsnsdale.
In little mining town, situated
&ah % a transcontlnental rail.
nthers more than lie quota
~ SCALED jetsam and flos-
4 kamanits TrsHfps and
~ ysxxmtn and other wander
oasrzez Ar often found in cins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19

u foods had more value than 9th
ers hecAuse they make more heat
ought 70 be exploded, Dc tiuichiu
non says He believes future books
u medical science will not have
this theory in them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
soHlveLY PROCEEDINGS.

OLYMPIA, Aug l9-The senate
spcnt the morning on the Schlvely
Impeachment proceedings. Assist.
ant Prosecuting Attorney O'nonnell.
OF Spokane occupied the morning.
relating Schively's actions in spo-
kane county,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
Bouillon Tells Them They
Betrayed Their Trust in
Attempt to Prevent Pro-
lection Of Gas Consumers

Claiming 10 have been trieksd
and iobbed BY the city council
while be vas attempting TO protect
the public from oycfehafgea aud
bill juggling on the part Of the So
attic Lighting Co. Superintendent
Of Public Utilities A. V. Bouillon
has written a aeathlng rebuke to
that august body lie filed Il with
the council clerk this morning.
IN bic letter Mr Boulll0n alleges
that the very council which was
instrumental IN creating his office.
and the same body which was In
stfumental IN having the clause
inserted IN The charter. making Il
upon the council 10 re-
fer all franchise matters to the de-
paftment Of public utilities. ruth.
leshly overlooked the charter and
Ignored the department altogether
Ia this Instance.