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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-28

In shops were women go to have the hair treated, the operators are us ing the violet ray, which is said to be very stimulating to the hair and very soothing in its effect. The harsh electrical comb treatment is no longer given through brushes, but the cur rent is directed through the operators hands. She wears an electrical brace let upon the wrist. while the person having the hair treated holds the wet electrotrode in one hand, thus carry ing the current through the head into the arms Spirits of menthol is used in the hair treatment. It has cool, refreshing effect and is excellent for use in treating some forms of head ache, especially eyestrain or nervous headache.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-28
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Q Gold teeth are more difficult to clean than ones own, or even the porcelain artificial sort, for food causes gum to form on them. The very best cleanser is tepid water. but soda or boraX should be used on the brush
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-28
CONCERNING WOMEN.

Mrs. Blanche E. Hyde of Newton, | Mass, has been elected head of the | department of household economics in the new technical school at Newton. l She recently completed a -four years l course in Teachers college. New York, ! and since then has been associated
 with the vacation schools in Newton.
 Mrs. Emmons Crocker of Oak Bluffs, Mass, state vice president of the | woman's river and harbor congress, was the only woman speaker at the
 national irrigation congress at Spo- ] kane. She had the chief place on the programme one morning when more than 2000 delegates from all over the world were present. She represented the General Federation of Women's s l Clubs.
 Miss Jane Wright of Cincinnati has been elected to take charge of the art
 library of Princeton university. She was librarian at the Cincinnati art museum and resigned to go to Prince ton. The trustees of Princeton are
 said to have allowed the place to re-
 main vacant for over a year because they were anxious to get person who measured up in every particular to the standard which they had fixed.
 Mrs. Frances Beauchamp of Lexing-
 ton. Ky. speaking of the subject of
 prohibition, says that it is a great mis- take to think that a local-opti S1
 measure is a victory for prohibition.
 Local option was born in a saloon in Kentucky" she says, "on Sunday afternoon, and it is a child of the
 liquor interests. They use it to de- feat us when they see our national cause growing strong" Mrs. Beau
 champ is a member of the national prohibition committee,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-28

The following mixture makes a bath bag that adds refreshment to the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-28
Woman in Life and in the Kitchen

bath: A pound and a half of new bran, three quarters of a pound of almond meal. eight ounces of grated castile soap. Make the bags five or six inches square and fill each with three tablespoons of the mixture. The quantity given will supply seventeen bags.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-28

Before frost touches the lavender gather it with the stalks. Dry it in the house and cut the stalks and flow CTS into pieces. Make lavender bags of lavender messaline. Line these at the top with silver and tie them with silver cords and tassels. Long bags, narrow and tied at both ends, can be used to hold full-length stalks and the flowers. These can be placed in the dresser or on coathangers. The odor of lavender is lasting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
SAID THEY WERE
COLORED

= a. stone. Susie Stone and
Marguerite Foy. defendants IN tho
case wherein the Hunter Tract I'm
prnvemont company seeks 10 Dust
them from the Mount Baker Park
Addition, today filed an answer 10
the complaint and tho application
for "a restraining order issued
against them yesterday by Superior
Judge John y Main
lu ilE complaint. the Hunter
Tract company stated ln effect that
the defendants. who are coiofed. ala
not Inform the company % that fact
when they secured possession Of a
lot N the Mt Baker Addition, Tho
eolofed people have commenced 10
erect house The park addition
Is buiug sought out by some fnsh-
ionahir Seattle people
An appeal to the Hunter company
was made. with the result that yes
terday's action came before the
courts IN his answer Stone. on be-
half ~ the other defendanta. stated
that tho company did know they
were colorsd people when the
transfer was made A general de-
nial Of ali allegations was also
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
SMITH STREET BRIDGE
DISCUSSED AT MEETING

Al meeting of tbs interhay lm-
prpfemeng club. hold Friday nlEht
al Mincha han the question W the
Smith a. bridge was discussed A
faction came before the club with
She resolution % favor Garfield
rather thar W smith - tnow cali-
81 W Whsalet ST. The resolution
vas opposed and finally Withdrawn
with thls bridge N view the club
has planned several hundred thpu.
ssnd deilsfs' worth % street SIN
provements 90 make proper ap-
prcaehrR The movtinE vas presided
over hy President D. 8 steiner
other matters "a ths district cansr
up. especially the A-Y..r ~ auea
tian. ana thw demand fer cleaner
and mrve nttractice places The club
favored immediate action Ca The In
trrhay district along this lire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
ROOSEVELT IS
DELAYED
STEAMER HAMBURG BEHIND
TINE. OWING TO STOPS
AND BAD WEATHER.

NAPLES. Anrll The Hamburg
with en.Frenidsnt Theodore Rooao.
welt an board. which Was due heru
lomorfow morning. viii not arrive
1T this port until Monday morning
II was delayed on account Of ia
two stops among the Azores and its
afAy at Gibraltar. also storms
Roosevelt will sail for MombaaA
on Monday evening. according 20
the original schedule for his trip.
4 Il probable that the Duke and
Duchess % Aosta will entertain
hiu NJ luncheon on Monday. Am,
haaAAdor GrtscUm arrived from
Rome today t. BE- ready "a greet
Roosevelt when he sfsps ashore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
STOLE MONEY
FROM WOMAN

Robert Miller. arrested = few days
ago on a charge % grand larceny
By Deputy Sheriff Matt atarwich
this morning entered plea OF
guilty before Superior Judge
Mitchell Gillian He was sentenced
% serve a term Of not lees than one
nor more than fourteen years In the
state penitgntiary
Miller stole money from Mira
Ella Morris. who keeps a lodging
house az Franklin When placed
In custody Miller wrote = letter 20
Mrs Morris offering 10 return the
money n shs would not prosecute
him.
The man stated that II MIRA. Miller
refused he would haye 10 use the
money 10 secure the services Of an
attorney Mira Miller did not com
ply with the request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Bay a Champion Gas Range and
set a coal or wood range fr~e &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
NESS CLUB INDUCES In
A Refined LITTLE RIOT

10 be a warning to M 0m from
Schmits former mayor of san
Franciaco.
Don't DO a. nj. see what hap.
pened Go me"
TO President neat0n came this
VIII you be The Irish hulrf
lsIsnedD United States senator 3.
H. filea
Message From Bryan.
The candidates for office who
were defeated at the recent club
election received a message from
William Icnninga nFyan shake. ~
vas the brief but expressive cFaekle
from the wireless
Mayor Miller received number
of messages FROM executives Of
other coast cities which aroused a
storm et laughter President chill
berg, who proudly admits being az
one time a printers devil received
a message requesting him 20 call az
a local tailoring shop a. be mea
aured Tor suit Of clothes. Mr.
ChslherK scored = neat point when
he stated that he was less inter
esged IN uniforms for exposliion
employees than IN the uniform
courtesy which II being accorded
him In tho exploitation Of the eA.
position
lowering the Pennart.
After FLAG Officer =. Y. Hughes
had hauled down President browns
pennant. Berry made one ~ hts
cigar speeches. which wont bis lie
was followed hy President Heatun.
who WAS accorded a real reception
L was ono OF the most successful
dianers ever given BY the Seattle
Press club.
And. incidentally. ~Ah~ r snasE.
head walter at the Butler had a
lot 60 DO with the success Of the
affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

DENVER. Colo. April 5.--"Wesa-
en- in Colorado and other states
where equal suffrage exists are play
ing the game % "fosle~ the leader"
"Fs~ 81 them even read the
newspapers. Fewer think fer them
selves"
aTks only result 81 equal suffrage
10 70 swell the vote ard cause
family dieoords. Women could do
= great deal in the interest Of aood
government " thsy would, bot the
ianneosshie fact remains that only
q very few are willing 30 exert tnern-
selves.
= fail 10 see Wherein somsns'
suffrage "a % any real benefit ~
mitigating the evil Of corrupt poll
ties
There are some u the views u
Rev David Utter an up-to-date
minister ln the Uuitaritn church ~
Denver RE has been making the
question Of equal suffrage and lie
attendant effects on horne and state.
the subject OF careful consideration
and study
sTha mass 81 women take a
slight interest IN political affairs. !"
said Dr Utter AT election time
the great bulk % them AJAX their
husbands or men friends how they
nhau vote Scores Of them con-
suit me At every election a. 10 how
they shall vote
Prom my personal experience
in Colorado and Utah. ! should say
the only effects ~ women voting
~ an Increased ballot. numerically,
and surfeis of family Jars.
4 believe that q great deal u
energy IL being wasted that might
Tar better be used IN drilling into
the minds ~ the rising generation
a higher conception Of civic re-
nrnnsibiiity,
~If women want the ballot and In
rist on having S. all right but
do they want ST."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
PRETTY GIRL is VICTIM
OF A MURDEROUS THUG

now lies ia precafioua condition
In her lucid Intervals she tells a
startling story OF her encounter
with man while on her way TO
her home, who npfang upon her in
tho darkness and bore hur down 20
the ground. beating her and rob.
blng her OF her purse. which con.
tanned about $40 aud some trinkets
Miss Wilson. ia her capacity Ms q
nurse, II frequently about the
streets lato At night on her way TO
and from caaoH Miss Wilson has
been able 20 furnish a good de-
soriptiea OF the man who attacked
her and the police are now search
lng for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
MANS BODY SHOOTS
OVER TIE FALLS

psesn coming over the falls. Farther
down the stream they were carried
lahore. A deep cash on tho head
s'as evidently made By His aasRii.
ant OF aasailantH The money and
watch he Ia known "a have carried
When he disappeared during the
fifst part ~ this year were not ia
his pockets. Cook Is survived by a
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
BOATS REPORT
BY WIRELESS

The United Wireless today ~.
cslved reports from Vessels ia the
Pacific ucrnn
The Chinann Naru reports from
500 miles oui. stating that the hig
stsamer all arrive NJ San Fran.
cisco Monday morning
The steamer Rupert City reports
fair weather and all sell Off
Chatham Point VIII arrive az Van.
couxer tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
ASKS FOR A RECEIVER

g. n tpnn. a tnining man % thtn
eftS. today filed a complaint against
tins Goid Mountain Mining coin
pany. iu which he also asks that a
receiver for tho company boz APP
pointed Coon claims he loaned the
company $500 on prnmisaarY
note. January lt. fsas. The note
was due 10 months later. but has
not been paid
The plaintiff alleges that the COM
panys affairs have been misman.
aEcd and that large sums have been
borrowed FOR purchasing machinery
re further States IN hts complaint
that the cpmpany's stock premiums
arr yaiUsleaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
BANK cLEARiNos.
To BUILD NEW SCHOOLS

The school board awarded con
tracts for two naw school buildings
one contract. amounting 70 t7asis.
vas for = aehnalhoune for the Par.
key tract. West sDth and ssth ave
que northwest This building ain
be constructed b. George NeKsn.
sic and must BE completed ~ Sep
temboF 4 The other Nifi be known
a. the Coiman school and Is 70 BE-
located ~ zkth avenue south aud
Atlantic stfeet This wAH awarded
60 = = Cannon and u 20 cost tss.
9ss. % b. completed BY October 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
.,,Nos AT rAu CUTLER
~ NIGHT WITH ale
esowp PRESENT

a refined little rio, 81
!. .aoald speed ep ia a taxi
i Inquire about g
~, same refers to the beef.
s..a and reception rendered
- ..,.mlng and outgoing otii,
- membcrs Of The Seattle
q - a tho Butler last night
~ - - table was fflogvd by
feAn r. Miller Hiram
pa an president q the city
s'g 80 } NJ Chilherg presl.
) ~ AsYsP exposition
Reaicn. the recently
s e,s,.saent acted as master
- ...aeseS At hts rtght hand
e,rsah Brown, TIE wur'ns
sat
wireless Plant
- he most unique feature
\. sseer waz TIE actual opera.
DATED Wireless plant
- hat every newspaper
the city Was practically
~ - rason 81 yhe Az lced.
..s,,ess plant was Installed TO
: learh With events of the
a. s~t messagc 10 erackle rs
e,o she banquet hall proved
~,vx ReAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
roINrrD rAnAonArIss.

The hold up man does brain work
with - sAndhuE
n takes woman 20 have faith IN
mar when SHE hA#ut
Hut for our trouble we would be
unable 10 appreciate happiness
IL Isn't necessary 10 tci a booze
fighter that be should love his
enemy
lots Of people wouldn't know what
60 DO with patience II they had g.
Even when a man proves that he
IL wumann superior she doesn't
believe N.-~rhicaKu News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Knicker Maxim has Invented q
uHiHeiHHa gun.
fierksr-~C Can be inVnnt one that q
fool knows ls loaded
Want house built7 Find the
architect on page 6 ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
ON The FRONT


The steamer eIty ~ puebia arriv-
81 en hor Regular run from san
FFancisco last nisht with panssn-
gers and miscellaneous cargo.
The hig frrtwhter Suvsrie arrived
over frnm Tacoma last night ard -
ioaains auartcrmastsf's supplies for
MaallA.
The schooner Wiihert 4. Smith
came over ~ Wtnetaw faT repairs
and painting Nhv wiii load iumher
faF th@ West coast
The steam schooner TaIiac. with
salt ard cement ffont san Francisco.
wiz so TO pier A. % diacharEr she
hEd auick trip AZ thc cosatf
The c0dfinher Harriet q ~ being
given a new suit ps sails H~F csrTo
~ salt - aboard ard She NtIi be
ready TO i~ase eut ~ Monday
The frclshter Meteor arrived In
from Akagway and ports The vea-
sel took tonnage ~ explosives
north and returne3 wlth cuneun-
tratea from the Trradwru
@=~FaH-asaaeasss a=-sas.sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
BREAKS DOWN I'M
COURT

J "a Anthony. ON entering a plea
u guilty "a n charge ~ assault with
deadly weapon. was today fined
iio0 and sentenced 20 serve three
months IN the county Jail Anthony
- 81 years Of age. Ho broke down
and cried IN court when sentences
wAH imposed. stating this was His
first offenaa against the laws % tho
commonwealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
JUDGE MORRIS WILL
KEEP HIS HOME HERE

supreme Judge George y Morris
arrived IN Seattle from Olympia
last night Judge Morris Il the new
member Of the higher court appoint.
cd BY Gov Hay In discussing hts
future plans The Judge this morn.
Ing stated he would not remove his
family TO Olympia until next fall.
lie says he wants them here during
the A-Y..P exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

ia RIFF

WASHINGTON April a--Repre-
sentative PafahRm. Of Florida. Ia
the house to-day declared ia favor
a protecting cotton and lumber.
kinkald. 81 Nebraska, made a
speech IN favor ~ The duty on
hides Cox. ~ Indiana. attacked
the draw back proviAioas Of the
Payne bill
The houpe leaders today decided
that a rule will be adopted Mon.
day providing for a record vote on
the tariff question aa relating TO
lumber and hides and setting \
date for che final vote on the Payne
tariff bin ~ a whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
CHARGED WITH MURDER

An Information charging FotiAn
kapurnnis wtth murder IN the first
degree for gie killing of George
KosiRs. March a. was filed In tho
superior court this morning BY
Prosecuting Attorney vanderveer.
kApuranis shot and MORALLY
wounded koNtaa while the latter
was about 90 return Go work on the
regarding IT Ninth av.. "a Lcnora II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

ury REAL ESTATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
Plano CONCERT.

Under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Musical club. ossip Gabrilowltech.
the Russian pianist. will perform
az tho Moore theatre on Saturday
evening. April H. His perform.
ances are given under the direction
Of isoudon Charlton. Of Carnegie
hail. New York. and from the press
notices Il may be assumed that
great treat Is tn store fof Seattle
music lovers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
STEAL SACK OF COIN

49, tuited freas1
SAN FRANCISCO. April 3.-The
police are today looking for two
young men. dressed like college
boys, who called AZ the Mission
Hardware company yesterday aft.
ornoon. purchased ten cents worth
OF nails and carried out with them
sack containing Sos in coin. which
they saw lying on a counter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Jacob schasfer. editor ard pro
prtefor n the Washington SfAAts
Ieltung and PTuNNe. Maa yesterday
appointed q member of thr eifY u.
hrRry board. ~ succeed = = Elder.
whose term expired. Ne Schasfer
came % Seattle In 1905 aud pur
chased the t~o local German
werkiies lie ID president % the
German American Republican club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

LIFE SENTENCE
FOR AN AS iAULT

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. April s.
Giuseppe Pia, che Italian gardener.
who was recently convicted ~ an
assault on Miss Elizabeth Grapes.
WAS today given a life sentence ia
the state peulteutlhFy The motions
OF bis attorneys Tor both an arrest
OF indgment and a new trial we're
alike dehled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
STANDARD OIL
PLANS DEFENSE

CHICAGO April 1-Th. defense
% The Standard or ~ New Jersey
M the dissolution aait brought -
the government before the United
states circuit court ~ St Louis
VIII rest On the contention that the
consolidation % the hixty.nins com.
rAnisH into one corporation took
place before the passage ~ the II
hsrs act ia 1890. according 20 In
formation obtained from an authorl.
tntixe source today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

SPOKANE. April 3 -rhe strange
disappearance OF William u. Cook
former deputy county auditor. was
partly explained today. when HIS
body, bearing unmiMiakable eyl.
dence that he had been murdered
aud robbed, vas found Ia the spo
kane river The remains were first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
JACOB o. scHUmAcHER PASSES
AWAY AFTER LiNogR.
ING ILLNESS.

BALLARD. April 3.--Jacob D.
Schumacher. aged s. years. died al
the family residence. 1892 West
d2nd H., At AN early hour this morn.
ing He had been ~ for some
time.
lie was a member OF tho First
NJ =. church and was interchangeable
IN forwarding ne interests lie
leaves. besides his wife. daughter.
Mrs Gay. who liYea a. Green Lake
and two brothers. one Of whom
lives IN Chicago and tho other be
tween Edm0uda and Richmond
Beach. The funeral services will
probably be held ~ the First n. &C.
church on Monday afternoon The
remains are "a present IN the care
Of the Mayfleid Undertaking com.
pany
The infant aon Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrill, n Bailey. Of bGls goth av.
n W. died at an early hour this
morning The funeral services will
be held ~ the Graham a Engcmann
chapel this afternoon nj 4 O'Clock
aud the interment will be IN the
Grown Hili cemetery.
While digging around the founda.
tons Of his new brick building. Mr.
hean. the real estate man. turned
40 the brass lock Of tho old Opera
House building. which was burned
down in the fire 81 seventeen years
ago. The lock, as far 40 appear
aneea go. IL In excellent condition
and ia none the worse for its lengthy
burial
The Midwoek club mot al the
home Of Mrs Warren G. Pcndletgn
last Friday and had an enjoyable
evening The prizes were won By
Mrs Ernest n Marhden and Marvin
Church.
The Current Century club viii
hold lie next meeting AT the home Of
Mrs Amanda Belong on next Tues
day afternoon.
The opening Of the Ballard public
market has been once more post
poned this time tlli next week.
when Il IL stated that ali the stalls
will be fiilcd down to the butcher
stall. which has At last been taken
By a competent man.
Tomorrow nj the Presbyterian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN A
GUTTER MOANING IN
AGONY.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3 10y.
INK almost unconscious aud bleed.
Ing and moaning an appeal for
help. pretty iaYearold EdnA VII.
son was found hy Policeman A.
Wagnor at a;ab o'clock this morn.
lnK IN the gutter at pubooo ay. and
Webster a.
she was removed "a her apart.
mehta IA the Casa Iona hotel. AZ
Fell and Fillmore sta. where she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
TAFT MAY YET
COME TO COAST

WARRINGTON. April A.
President Taft expects 20 visit
the Pacific eoas, this summer.
Today he Indicated very clearly
that he had not abandoned his
plan 10 make a western tour,
fer he told leo g Alexander
and Michael Alexander Of San
Francisco that he expects 10
Visl, their city some time dur.
ina the fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
JUDGES MEET TODAY

The seven Judges % the superior
court met In The chambers % Judge
Gillian this morning for the pur.
pose 81 discussing recently enacted
legislation affecting the judges In
structions "a iuriea befure AfKu
mrut In addition tho judges DO
cided 60 hold All jury trials daring
the moath Of May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
RFMEM-
BIER

We fur
nisl a com
pists bill Of
ell neoos
sarY mate
rial free
with each
set Of stock
plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
oANAnA MIMeRs srRIkr.

nv NNlIHH tvs
VANCOUVER, u G.. April a.
The coal miners In Western British
Columbia have walked cut Reports
ffum various coal centora In the
Middle West are that the men are
gradually throwing down their picks
and ah9vela and making demand
Tor a new agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
TEXAS TOWN
BURNING

fHf Unlfsd Pr~sal
FORT WORTH. Tex. April a.
A fire which started IN the southern
part OF the city this afternoon
threatens 10 wipe out that whole
section. The flames are spreading
rapidly. and the local fire depart
ment seems Incapable Of success
fully coping with them Appeals
for aid have been sent % Dallas
and fire fighting apparatus IL being
rushed here from that city on n
special train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

MAHsaFTEID ORE April A.
Backed b. local capital. the buai.
ness mea 81 Coos bay have practi
caiiy decided % build q steam OF
electric road from Marshnsid 10
RoasburE. and not wals Tor p "
Hartman 20 mend auY u bis al
legged broken promises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
HELD FOR CONTEMPT

Frank Clayhura vas arrested this
morning In the Liviugatnn hotel. on
IN order from Superior Judge Oh.
iiams court. charged with contempt
% court Tor failure io pay allmnny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

what this country needs e not
hut moro machinery There are said
to 10 pa hairpln factories running
night and dag in THIS country, and
they can't make huirpina fast enough
30 Keep the hair out OF the butter --
Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
sNoHomfsH AT EuMoNDs.

fEDMONDS. wash. April 3.-The
new life saving tug Snohomlsh ls
M the harbor today and "a being
visited by all OF the citizens. Bust.
uusa Is entirely suspended