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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
TAKES A SHOT AT A
STREET PREACHER

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. Soy u.
p Exaaperated by the fact that an
itsnrrant street preacher kept him
awake with sermons and hallei1tahH
-. ~ Burton. who anys he u from
Rides. Douglas county, oregon. fired
a shot from his revolver AT the dis-
turier 81 his dreams last night. and
n under arrest today. Instead %
striking n human target, tho bullet
spiintered a haayy window opposite
the Creiiin hotel. where Burton was
staying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
KILLS HUSBAND OF her
SISTER AND SURREND ERS

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. 30
by Y. P.-Dsclafiag that ore
will talk when the proper time
comes, but that she has abao-
lutely nothing 10 say now. Mrs.
Effie ougcn IL IN JAZZ here TO
day charged with shooting and
killing her brother.in.iaw. Bruce
Shcfor, during a quarrel over
an estate iast night
Shefer WAS shit twice. after he
had been IN angry conversation
with Mrs Dugen for some time. lie
was killed with his own revolver.
and. although the woman declines
% deny or affirm the theory. the
police believe that she wreHted the
weapon from her brothcr-in.iaw
while he was attempting 70 shoot
her
shefcr. whose dead wife vas Mrs
DuRen's sister bad been living at
the nuRen home and was Dugen's
partner In the plastering contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
0NST0TT Is ELECTED
BUSINESS AGENT

" l. Onaiott. formerly recording
secretary. was last niEht elected
buAlnesa agent Of tho building
Trades Assembly. defeating Jas
Murphy. the incumbent. ~ a vote
Of e "a II. Mae votes wero also
cast for 4. W. Johnson. Politics
we're warm preensilng the election.
J. ) Garner was elected president;
j. n Phoenix. vice president. and
William saith. recording secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

30 per cent increase over the year
previous. There iE going 70 be that
much more Of an Increase this year:
50 by the end Of next December
there will have been given 10 the
folks here over 76.2s2.35 letters,
postal cards and papers.
Now, the amount of mail sent out.
Some i0z. $50 letters and 1900 pa
pera and packages leave the Seattle
office every day in the year, and
for The entire year that would DO
$3.50. 800.
SHAM PAYNE.
(The Statistical Guy)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

ural glsiiah thing. sept and told
him 90 80 and do his duty for his
country, but % pleaae--oh. please
come back. and not let ono 81 those
houid Filipinoa shoot him
And he. flushed with the victory
~ bis four days OF whiflwlnd court
ship. and gladdencd BY the promise
he had won. boarded the ship with
deyitmAy-care air, after yowing
more promises In return.
Az last. the intrepid sergeant.
tanned 10 a swarthy brown BY hls
years " service In the far east.
came back and took the first train
south. seeking his pretty helrcas IN
her mountain homo and there be
made her pay the forfeit Of her
promise.
The marriage occurred az the
home % the brides brothcrsn. law
A. ChFssiiAnHbuFx a veritahie little
village u romance. built ~ the
yery summit o. the AileEheniea.
Miss Raper IL the daughter Of MAJ
VIM. Raper. a WcAitby planter Of
Wythe county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Seattle after the fire fsend finished
And the Actor who Planned left
Seattle lie circlsd the globe.
And last Sunday nieht the Actor
who Famed came back 70 Seattle
Do you know. said he. 4 am
booking for certain man who was
here during the big Fire when
the village vas wiped out owed
my landlord a week's board and
lodging bat | have never seen him
Ia this day. "a like 70 find him
But he added hastily. that a
the first time ! ever beat a land
lord. / was once an actor. but
xrew tired OF balnx hungry"
And the Actor Nho Famed
on. he's az the Orpheum this
week.
His nameT
lmro Fox. thu KHrescNs konlurer.
who talks French e. let you know
be- speaks German. tells you H.
English that he talks French a.
let you know be speaks German
he's delightfully."- dlppy And care.
leMsly cGnver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
MONEY MAKERS TO
be ARRAlGHED

Frank l.. Gaybrook. who was ar
rested several days ago by secret
service officials. with two others.
charged with raising 81 bills to $40.
has waived preliminary hearing be-
fore the United States commissioner,
and been bound over for examina-
tion by the grand jury under bonds
OF 81 600.
Charles Irving and Mark Page,
who We're arrested al the same time,
viii be arralgned this afternoon be-
fore Commissioner Armstrong.
There are enough single counts
against these men at the present
time to put them up FOR life II they
Rre given the limit on each count.
which Is Is years. Such IS also thu
case In san Francisco. where these
men are wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
FINDS WAY OUT OF
THE DIFFICULTY

In this connection a report has
been circulated that the general de
livery Windows az all the sub sta.
tons are 20 be discontinued. and
that $1,000 residents Of the city viii
then have 20 come Go the central
office.
The postmaster explains that the
carriers viii cover al parts % the
ciy where there are walks. and
that all others can be served BY
placing boxes on streets or leaving
orders 20 have the mail left with
aome parts. but not left anywhere
In the custody OF the government
IN the Interplay aad all other see
isons 81 the city Ne ie determined
that the provision that carriers
need not cover districts not pro
vtded with walks shall be observed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
STRUCK DOWN
BY PARALYSIS

Dick Taylor. who for the past IS
months has been a laborer for Haw-
ley & Lane. contractors, Is az the
Wayside hospital suffering from
paralysis OF both his arms and legs.
He suffered the stroge while en-
route home last night, and when
Just at the top of high bank over.
looking a deep cut at the end OF
the 1900 block on Sixth av. After
lying out in the cold all night, he
was picked up at the bottom OF the
cut this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
TELLS or INTERURBAN
FRANCHISE DEAL.

A. v. noulllon. superintendent ~
public utilities. II trying 20 figure
out most intricate proposition
put up to him By tho Seattle Flee.
tric company
Mr.. fionillon called attention %
the fact that the Seattle. Tacoma IN.
terurhan system was running cars
within the city limits without a
franchise.
"The seattle.TacomA snternrhan.
the Seattle Electric company an.
nouncsd In no uncertain terms IN
this letter 10 bouillon. IL
NOT running cars on the streets
OF this city The iniorurhan oper.
ates as far as the city limits Then
the Seattle Electric company RUNS
THE CARS"
II ~ the same train. the same pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
INTERESTING DOPE ABOUT THE SIZE
OF SEATTLE is CLEANED FROM P. o.
FIGURES.

How big il Scatter
Ask George Russell. postmaster.
Here's the hunch he handed out
70 an inquirer this morning.
Every day IN the year there Is
an average OF 1913. 400 letters aud
58.510 papers and packages received
for distribution IN Seattle Pipe
that will You, and then figure out
how big town you are living IA.
Then dope Il out There were
5T.zs6, $50 pieces Of mail distributed
Ia one year.
And. during last year there was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Tho Canadian Pacific railway Is
considering the building OF a first
class steel passenger steamer 60 re-
place the Charmer, a wooden yes
sci. which has been used for many
years as a ferry between Victoria
aud Vancouver Plans have already
been drawn and submitted 10 the
company and bids for construction
will soon be considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
SEA LEVEL PLAN FOR
PANAMA CANAL.

los ANGELES. Jan. 30.-By VI.
F.--if opponents Of the lock level
plan for the Panama canal car con
vince the commission ~ eminent
enEiueers now on the isthmus with
Prealdenteiect Taft that their con.
tentions are well foHndcd. President
Roosevelt viii take action looking
toward The adoption n a sea-ievel
plan before he retlrea from office.
This n according 10 a statement
given out today az the office Of
James DIX Schuyler. a member OF
tho commission and a resident OF
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

NEW YORK. Jan 30 iiy u p.--
Tho stnfement OF the Associated
Banks for the week ending today
shows The following change Re.
serve on all deposits. decrease a.
090.0fb reserve on deposits. other
than United States deposits, de-
crease S3.278,22b loans. Increase
specie. decrease 3 $40
500. legal tenders. Increase $3.50.
800. depoaits. increase 5000 800
circulation. Increase f829. 800. Total
loans sl.34t .g60. 600.
The surplus Of the banks IL t2s-
gG4 .O5o. az against tf0.5z6. 7gb last
year. and 1894 900 two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
ABSTRACT MEN ENTER
PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY

/. W. Held. J. Is WandeAforde and
u A.. Carleton entered q plea 81 not
guilty u a charge 81 conspiracy and
grand larceny against the Title
Guarantee company 81 this city In
the superior court this morning. The
men are charged with having nppro-
priaied certain records ~. and cone
aplring 70 inlure the compauys bus
inrss.
Attorneys for The defendants this
morning asked che court that aspa-
raso trials for each o. The defendants
he hnid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
CHAMBER MOVES TO
CENTRAL BUILDING

~Heiio. ls this ghe Chamber II
cosnfnetce7''
Yes what % You want. answer
quick ~
Mr.. Tandeil please"
This il YandeIi. can't talk % y0u
n1w moving
Then hang down EoeH tho recelr-
~. II r. q sample % Seattle spirit
engaged IN that favorife paAtifnc of
moving After two years So
laarn Ia the Lowm4n building
the chnmb@r viii open up Tor buAi.
ness early Monday morning ~ the
new Central building The chamber
Hil De the nucleus u a civic center
ia the building other organizations
having adjoining officcs on the top
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
kARELESS KONJURER
was ~ BIG FIRE
HE WAS THE MAN WHO TANNED
IN a THEsPiAN BALL
GAME HERE IN fsss.

BY EDDIE BoYDEN.
Twenty years aEo a Flock ~
ThesplaHs were playing a Pcppgry
Game OF Baseball IN Seattle.
Il was a hot day. too. the sixth
day OF June. 1859.
One Of the Actors stepped 10 the
Goodyear Thrice whanged be az
the elusive Slangs. He famed.
Gets Geld Reception.
The Actor who Famed faced
Cold Conntenances and Hot Woris
for several sikziing seconds when
suddenly an Excited Bug invaded
the diamond with the startling
news that Seattle was afiFe.
The bugs announcement was the
cue for all hands 90 hike 20 the
scene OF the Big Blaze.
Led by the Actor who Famed.
the hOys-~iets see. among them
were Doiph L.aylno. Pttrot. the
mimic. Sells 4 Young and others
reached the theatre. Smiths niiou.
which stood diaEonaily across from
John Cort's old Standard theatre.
at Second av. and Washington 81.
DID the Show Folks save their
effeetss
They did
Ordered to Fight Fire.
That ~. they loaded costumes
and the accompanying junk into a
paraiytic brick wagon. The Actor
who famed directed the haul
They didn't go far.
when the man-puiled brick
wagon reached the Old Gas Tanks.
then situated within = block o. the
Union depot. Chief Of Police ). g.
Mitchell. astride a lathery horne-
he's SIN around town--runs a
lodgtng housc~-Ordored them 20
quit fooisng ard help the boys
ffEht FIRE
The Actor Who Famed led a tired
tribe into the face Of danger and
worked Ike beavers 70 save Seattle.
Fur thrae days and nights the Actor
who Famed and his comrades
never she'd their clothes
Well. there wasn't much left 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
SHlRGLEWEAvERS
ELECT OFFICERS

The votes cast AZ the second cleo
ton OF officers for the International
Union ~ ShlnglcweaYefa was can.
vasred yesterday and G. J. Fuisom
of Everett WAS elected president
The first election was declared a.
legal on account % fraudulent yut.
lng other officers elected were
W. r Willis 81 Hoquiam. secretary.
treasurer. George Burns ~ Elma.
FIRST vice president: r. Keuhi. OF
Edmonds. fourth vicc president. and
Geo Holmes Of Iioqulam. fifth vice
president
The mes officers wIIl take office
Monday President Brown Will do.
vote his time TO his mill AZ Ollala.
and Secretary Mellae will 81 into
business at Edmonda both DO.
clincd 20 continue Ia office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
WOMAN SAYS HUSBAND
THREATENED HER

IL catch you alone you viii
not need a divorce"
Alleging that her husband has
threatened "a kin her, aud that on
one occasion be made the above
statement 10 her. lille NJ. Ven
able commenced suit for divorce
IN the superior court this morning
against her husband. II. II. Ven
able.
Mrs. venahle askn the court 10
Issue a restraining order protect
Ing her against the defendant, and
Alao asks that allmony be paid her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Mr.. AND MRS. THos. X. row.
LAND, PRINCIPALS IN FIVE.
YEAR ROMANCE.
RICHMOND. Va. Jan so-Iu 8
dusty Pullman car. whifllng across
the continent toward the land -
perpetual sunshine. q soldier boy.
clad IN his khaki uniform. was hnr.
rylug 20 the call o. dnty, that would
lead him 70 the faraway Philip
pines.
Among the crowd OF awelterlne
tourists. business men and pleasure
seekers WAS another warrior. a tiny
person with boa and arrows. and
"a giri.
For foar days. among the CRIME
and dust and dirt ~ the ssuffy car
sorgt Thos ~ Rowland. Of the
United States army. fought the
greatest battle ~ his llfe-angf won.
The spells 81 victory was a promise
and u filled the soldiers heart With
Sadness and the elrl's heart WITH
sadness But. Ia the tiny warrior
who had been hia ally. IL vas sim
ply the old. old story.
Il was five years ago that Mas
Willie kaprr. 0ne OF the mountain
beauties II Virginia. and an hslreua
~ her own FiEhL mot tho soldier
boy. who soon beeama her lover on
The Pullman car And Il waa five
days later that a transport waN
waiting NJ the dock az san Frnn
cisco 10 take him far away from
home.
There ~ere tears AZ the parting.
Tor, Ia spite % the sturdy courage
81 hnf for~bcafb good old Virginia
stocs-~ahs. The airi. did the nat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
SHOOTS WIFE WHILE
IN A DELIRIUM.

BELGRADE. Mont. Jan 30 ny
u. P During an attack OF typhoid
fever dclirium. Louis Scifert. dwell
known farmer who lives ak miloa
north 81 Belgrade, fired three loads
from a repeating shotgun into HIS
wilea back. and abe lies at the
point Of death. A baby she carried
In her arms while attempting to
escape received few shot IN tho
arms and face. but IL Thought not
seriously hurt Mr. scifert himself
rs Ia a very precari0us condition aud
his recovery IA doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
CARPENTERS HELP
LABOR LEADERS

INDIANAPOLIS. nd, Jan. 10
BY U. P.-The Carpenters and
Joiners' Union OF America announc-
I'D today az the convention OF the
United Mine Workers of America
that IL had subscribed $4,000 to be
used In connection with the labor
contempt case. which has involved
Samuel G0mpers. John Mitchell
and Frank Morrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
CANNOT AGREE
ON A VERDICT

Six for acquitiai SIX Tor cpnFic.
ton. was the outcome OF the jury
Ia the DR. A. @ Stew
ART malpractice case. tried before
Superior Judge A. W. Fratef dur
ing the past week
The case went to the jury Thurs
day afternoon. and the jury agreed
70 disagree this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Suit was this morning commenced
in the superior court by the Capital
City Oyster company to compel j.,
A. Freeman and V. =. Pearson TO
complete the purchase of $500
shares OF company stock, which
both subscribed for on Nov. Is, 1902.
Each OF the defendants subscribed,
according TO the complaint, for
$500 shares al SO cents per share.
The plaintiff asks Judgment In the
sum OF $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
HAL CHASE GIVEN
REINSTATEMENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--Ey u. p.
Hal Chase. the New York
Americans first haseman who de-
serted his team to play with the
California outlaws. had hts applica-
ton for reinstatement favorably
acted upon today by the national
committee. After paying a fine for
punishment, the incident VIII be
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
hoo. Hoo Wnnt nulldlnn.

A campaign 10 raise $4,000 to
build and maintain a club house
at the A.-Y-P. exposition has been
started by the Hoo-Hoos, and a
committee has been appointed 20
take the work I'm charge. Canvass
will be made in all the coast cities.
and Il ~ more than likely that the
amount will be raised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
PHoPLE LIVING IN uHoRApEp
DISTRICTS MAY oET MAIL
M BOXES.

Postmaster Russell "a busy today
explaining whai he proposes 70 do
reFasding the diAcoatsnuanes Of pos.
tai station !. AZ Interplay There
has been considerable misundcf
standing regarding the removal OF
the delivery headquarters from In
teFbay. which, according to the Wow
taken b. the residents Of that aec.
ton. will mean that any resident
outside o. the districts reached BY
pasaahir sidewalks wifi have 20
come to the central office for mail.
whereas nov they are served from
the INTERPLAY and other sub stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
THREE DIE FROM THE
COLD IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 30.--By ".
p Three persons are dead aud
three fatally injured today as the
result OF the blizzard which has
been raging over this city and vlcin-
It's for two days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
TAFr pENlEs cAARaEa-

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.--ny u.
PC. p. Taft as well as William
Nelson Cromwell deny the charges
made by representative Rainey
that they were connected with the
alleged Panama graft They both
demand retrartion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
HAY VISITS MOTHER.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 20.--Lieut Gov.
NJ =. Hay left this morning for
Bellingham. whore he will visit his
mother. and incidentally inspect the
Bellineham normal school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
SNOW GALE RAGING
IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jan. a0.--By U. r.
This city II in the throes Of a
blizzard today. which Is causing
great suffering and damage. The
streets are practically impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
BALLARD BOYS MUST FACE
JUDGE FRATER

take gambling ana dancing tn the
order named.
Dr. 81 CLAIR 81 the 81 Stephens
Parish Episcopal church Will speak
IN the morning on the Mystery uf
Moses The subject ~ abe evening
service win be Time and Punish
mauf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
TAFT INsPEcTs CANAL.

COLON. Panama. Jan. 30.--By II.
P.-President-elect Taft. who arrsv-
Cd yesterday. made an inspection
OF the canal work to-day. accom-
panied by several Of the officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
ENRACED MOTHER
SHOOTS DOCTOR

ASTORIA. Ore, Jan. 3O.-By Z.
P, Dr. Fred Peacock, a physician
of Calhlamet. Wash. was shot and
dangerously wounded by Mrs. AIDE
lnlne Longtaine. mother OF young
slTl who recently died at st. Mays
hospital IN this city under tragic
circumstances Mrs. Longtalne fired
-four shots point blank from behind
az the physician. and two Of the
bullets struck lie was brought to
this city and taken 20 tho hospital.
whore the bullets were removed.
The surgeons pronounced his con.
dltl0n to be dangerous.
Two months ago Madelaine Long.
taine. u years Of age. died In this
city. In connection with her death
DR. Peacock f. awaiting trial, being
40 liberty on bail.
All passenger steamers leave Col
man fpeifa for puust Sound Mutftf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

nirtea her cargo Of lumber at Ball
lard and ia due out today under time
charter 20 w. r. Grace a. co. for
CAiluu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
ARE HELD ~ POLICE FOR
SMALL orFENsEs COMMIT
TEO IN SUBURB.

pkf.f.ARn Ian. so--Ffve boys
who are accused n committing nu-
tunrottw minor aepreeafiOns around
ballard apr to 81 brought before
Judge Frnt4r la the Juveutle court
coon. The Buys are lbs Mcdonald.
Claude EseAmnd walter BarEens'fi.
Ino. McAIiinser. waiter WILLIAMS. All
OF Ballard.
Young wlnlams has already a wss-
pended sentence hanging over his
head. and it wisi undoubtedly 80
proven against him
Monday night the Ballard order
OF EaRieH etli fof1 their first meet.
ing IN theif ni.e hall. the Hyuea and
Fitzgerald building. Just completed.
The hall iiar been sumptuousiy fit-
tad up. and Nill prove . mosisi meet
ing place Tor lodges and secret SO
cietses
Twenty five dollars each was the
fine melted aat q the several saloon
keepers ehafEeG with selling uqnqg
20 a uiinnr The proprisfpF ~ the
Alaska har who pleaded guilty 30
the charge was fined 5000. while
the three ofhpra. who went % the
expense VI hiring a lawyer. paid Just
half that amount
Fitzgerald and Hynes. proprietors
81 the New Store. expect - be doing
busiaasE Us their new estnbilahwent
by Mon1Gs morning. Considerable
expensf has been incurred IN erect
ina the new building and much more
space has been added.
Dr J. Vs. Flesher. pastor 81 the
Gilman Park g. r church VIII
speak in the morning on the subject
Coos HumInliiss d Necessity" IN
the evening the first u n series of
talks on society niii begin The first
subject Will Dr. "fhe Faleeffo Note
IN Modem Society" The series will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

TACOMA. Jan. 30.--By U. p
r. o. Burgess. Northern Pacific
passenger brakeman, was arrested
here for shooting a tramp IN the
hip at Kalaua early yesterday. The
tramp Burgess says, persisted IN
riding on the blind baggage. and
TO scare him he fired his revolver
az the ground behind the man. who
was running away from the train.
The bullet, he claims. struck
stone and glanced. striking the
tramp. The man will recover.
The lowest point Of dry land In tho
United states Is ia Death valley, Cal.
as feet below the sea level.
IL Nudyard kipling had waited
until the Hams trial before writing
"fhe Vampire" he might have OBJ
tulned more material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Serve cold boiled rice with mayon.
nalae on the white, Grumpy leaves
Of cabbage tSprInklc paprika over
the rice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
BUSINESS CENTER OF
KELSO is BURNED.

KEI.sO, Wash. Jan 30.-By U,
p.--Kelso experienced one Of the
largest fires In It's history The
three-story and two-story Fidler and
Gray buildings are a total loss, also
the Kelso Journal plant. Robb 4
Masters. groccrs, Becker Millinery
company. MeDermott Real Estate
company. Huntington a Jackson
Real Estate company, besides about
dozen offices, burned.
The fire is under control. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000
"John. why DO you always sit az
tho piano whom we have company ?
All our friends are aware that YOU
omit plaN.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

All passenger steamers leave Col
man docks for Puget Sound Navy
Yards. zee