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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
IS SPANKED
BY GOV.
HAY
STATE EXPOSITION
COMMITTEE GET
THEIRS.
Flogging Occurs Behind
Closed Doors at the
Capitol.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 60 This state A
Y-P ~ commission haH been o.
flcialiy apanked hy Acting Governor
HAY. and has promised to be- good
~ the future The report ~ thu
spanking which has been transmit
ted With due lurmaiity from tine %
flca IT the guverner. while fine
example af e@mcilintnFy composition.
" not quite accurate tn tee preten-
stems ~ being a report
This facts arr that Elmer =, John
son ~ Everett, appointed % make
an Investigation ~ the plana and
Performance ~ the commission. ~
ported "a the governor that the eaia
plans and performances were child
iah. and the general inference WAS
that the commissions consuming
ambition was % provide gobH and
aaiaFiea
unprintahls Statements.
what Governor Has said 20 the
commission wtll probably never b.
printed. bat this much u certain. Il
tossn't az all resemble the nice 1T
tie statement the governor hha given
nut The governor automatically
gathered IN most ~ the newara per
correspondents la Olympia ard told
thrm everything ln strict conf
deuce. a. &c held until he released
them Hell never release them
Ore Taksn 10 Task.
l. 4 Hpruberger Of Spokane. chief
commissioners. Aan taken q tack ~
Governor haH. as the cauNe ~ She
complaints that have come ga Hbuu4.
dance MF lIofnbeFEer. aided bY ~
w SlaYaau - Pierce. eaeMfea the
creation 81 the sob VI A. Hattie.
rnan. another member ID the con-
missioa. fsit called gpau 81 Fesign
from his place drawing no SALARY "
aecepf the subordinate job Of sxs
aeutiNe commissioner a. 18ea
month And there nfv ei6Ths. sisn
e3fapherr and 80 ga uutil lhe salary
roll rune ~ % is.too memth
Rsbuhsd BY Governor.
Those wna arr opposed 20 tlovs
efnur HAY assert that he - pFesu
siteed against fhe exposition aH ger
sfsi rfineirtns. naH atffibasH the re-
huke hi administered 20 The eufn-
uissian ~ ite early maFulmN meeting
~ this prslndign. bat on the psissr
hard there II pisnty ~ evidence ghmt
ths caumtssiun rad tho fehuhs goEn-
ing and the fact that the governor
a. trtinK 70 HniHid them behind hin
milk and @mtet report and ths Kau&
faith ~ ths reporters Indicates his
personal attitude
The commission has promised tie
governor faithfully O. be good "a
pay more attention 60 the states
business and ieas e. the task ~ pro-
vgdlnR clerks at atua 4 month "a
look after % worth ~ business
Officially nose - this eHwr Nnp-
psnea. bat actually ID wAs a decided.
ID warm session. held behind eioHed
DOORS. in tbs governors ufgie~. and
the nsemb@fH ~ the commission ARC
mol Dragging ~ what teek place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
aY T. J. DILLON.


OLYMPIA. Feb. &C. Senator Cot
terill Of King. usually enormously
serious IN all things, aud with
reputation FOR chlvalric and high.
minded honesty iet his prohibition
instincts set away with him when
the school code was under consid.
efatlon and came within hair
line of getting a prohibition iaw
through the hostile senate.
There II tn the new school code.
which Was passed tn despair BY
The senate, provision which states
that no liquor shall be sold within
5000 feet Of any educational In.
stitution.a
While The bill was being read
before the senate and Open 20
amendment, the senator's were sick
and tired q fhearinR II. and we're
lolling back in tire chairs OF read
ing something more interesting
Gradually the senator from KING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
WOMAN HAS QUANTITY
OF STOLEN PROPERTY

With the arrest Of Mrs. Frank
Boland. alias Margaret. alias Mrs.
Edward Stnbley. alleged partner OF
the man nov IN Jail on charge
Of using the mails 60 defrand. City
Detectives Frank Clark and n G.
Adams yesterday took into custody
a woman who may be able TO clear
up several burglaries stretching
over the past two years.
IN Mrs. stuhley's room were
found a trunk and a large English
wicker hamper. each Of which was
filled with loot
The woman claimed some time
ago that she was the wife Of Ed.
ward Stuhley. an convict, Who
was released from the penitentiary
two years ago. lie served two
years Last night the woman said
they were not married.
Mrs Stubley claims % be niece
Of Gen. George u. Mcclellan, Of
civil war fame. The police scout
her claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
MAY TELL GRIEVANCES

The city councils street commit
tee has arranged that on next Wed
nesday "A special hearing will be held
AZ which the contendlnR factions In
teresied IN the Dearborn At grade
can air their views on the question
Yesterday delegation appeared
from the Dearborn st district urg-
Ing that work BE- commenced. and
pointing out that property owners
assessed for the condemnation had
paid in s2s0,0o0 more than a year
ago,
Beacon hill residents appeared
with a protest against the construe.
ton Of a bridge spanning 18th av. s.
on the ground that they did not
want 20 be compelled 10 cross an
elevated structure The committee
viii probably determine upon their
future action after they hear the
extended arguments next Wednes-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
Three BAD BOYS BOLDLY
HOLD Up STREET CAR MEN
ACTRESS MARRIES, BUT IS TOLD
NOT TO LET 1T OCCUR AMY MORE

CHICAGO Feb 20 by Il. p
Helene Wilson. leading woman IN
Ff0hman'm THE Thief" company. Iaat
uiEht At Anderson Ind announced
her marriage 30 Chester , Mmxnon
q Akron Ohio. a New York automo-
bile man. according e. dispatch
received here today The marriage
TOOK place two weeks ago AZ Column.
bus. Onto. and camc az q surprise 10
friends 81 the couple.
4 friendly comment was made on
the fact that Miss Wilson aueceeded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
THIRD MAN
KILLED BY
CAVE-IN?

u Pets ateAissr. who worked wlth
TIE gaa3 uhieh was sntombea In che
north trunk sewer cave.ln Tues
day. another victim II this accident 2
Coroner Snyder 81 THE afternoon
trying t. determine thEa question
which haH afsHcn "a a result ~ ths
aisapneHranee % MeAiser On the
morning ~ the accident
McAieer lived ~ lhr husue 81 uuns
can Robertson. ere ~ the twa known
YiesimH lie left the house 4 few
moments before Robertson lsst Tues
dH* morning HfatinN that he wRH
xnluK e. work a. usual he ordlnhg.
iiy worked with Robertson. Rebeff
soa went 20 work aa usual and
shortly Afterwards waa Killed Ia fhs
ekge#in.
So far no nue has been found v No
FesHNintaSH having seen Me& lees'
since he lsft the Robertson home on
Tuesday morning The euntrAc.
tore sill say nothing about sfrAlnar
OF hia dinApp@mrnnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
SHERIFF HODGE PAYS JAIL NATIONS
THE SALARY HE PROMISED, AND AT THE
SAME TIME SAVES MONEY FOR COUNTY.

we're issued for the matronA as
follows: Miss q J Peterson, who
worked but two days, tle5; Miss
Anna STARK, FiGa5. Mrs. NJ. r.
Fleece. tis7o. and Miss Katrine
Young, $3.50. making total Of
$3.50 This sum taken from the
surplus board fund leaves q bal
ance Of t26fo. which Sheriff Hodge
Nill turn over 10 the county.
According b the prosecuting st..
iornsg'a office. Sheriff Hodge Is en-
Titled to keep the surplus. but he
does not want any extra money for
his responsibility The city allows
A. cents per day 20 feea It's prls-
0ners Hodge. hy eliminating per.
e0nai gain. saves from Z to cents
per prisoner per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
NO SUNDAY EXPENSE"
ACCOUNTS WILL GO

Deputy sherlffs. game wardens
and outside tax collectors OF the
county treasurer's office will now
have 20 make out vouchers for
coffee aud sinkers." II that should
he the menu Of their daily meals.
according to an order laid down
BY the county commissioners this
morning. This matter also applies
to car fare and other minor ex-
penses incurred by these officials
IN performing duty for the county.
heretofore Il has been the GUS
tom not TO make out vouchers for
any sum less than 50 cents, but
now the officers win have 60 give
detailed vouchers for even penny's
expense.
County Commissioner Dan Abra-
hams said today that he believed
the "sundry expense" accounts
we're being taken advantage OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
WILL DISCUSS NEW
FISHING LAWS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal
Feb. Is by 4. With the object
Of drafting international laws 20
cover fisheries and fishing in the
waters on the boundary line he.
tween the United States and
Canada, f. Il. Prince, special com
missioner for Great Britain and the
Dominion OF Canada, will arrive
here within the next few days 20
confer with President ID s. Jordan,
u. S. special commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
fine JOB FOR SOME one
WHO MAY need THE COIN
COTTERILL SPRINGS s sST ONE os TsS "st
A PROHIBITION BILL ~ S.m r'~' 70 scot tbs

get Go his feet and. Ia bored tone
az voice secured the attention Of
the speaker
mir President. II appears
that In section ~ ef the printed
bill there is a typographical
mistake which ! alah 20 cor.
rect, and | move the word feet
be stricken out ard the word
'mllea' be inserted. as Was evl.
IDENTIFY Intended"
Tho amendment went mp t0 the
president without a ripple. and for
second Cotieriu had Visions 81
a school code which prevented the
sale Of liquor within 5000 miles
OF any educational institution in
the state,
Hut Il was not 20 be. One lone
senator's thumb happened 70 fail
on the line. and he nwoKe with q
shout that stirred thom al 90 the
business. and the amendment was
promptly killed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26


that time selling matches. Humane
hffieeF Kent aeul ihN children 60
their home and notified their pare
entH 20 keep their children OF the
stFeeth
TIE Humane officer says thar the
father and mother iiVv ia Southeast
Ss@ttln. and compel their aittle child
rem g. sell matches az all hours u
the daY and niNht.
II ] Ind that thr children arc on
the STREETS selling matches la THE "a.
tHre VIII take steps q prevent a
repetition" said humane officer
Kent this morning These parents
must take care ~ ghsir children. and
J want g aAy that the nrxt tima 1
ffTfd this little hny end Eifi wander
ing about tbs asreegs AZ All hours
VIII arrcei The parents ard prose
cute them fuF neEiseting tho chllA-
fen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

Margaret Ellington. who created tho
leading role. and that Miss Ellington
has announced that she VIII seek Il
divorce from her husband, Daniel
trohmAn4
IN marrying MaxH0u Miss Wilson
braved the possible dispeasure ~
the management. aud feared that she
might lose her position She ia said
% have received q telegram, how
ever which reaa
Congratulations, bnt don't let lt
occur again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

The county jail mairons. who
were engaged BY Sheriff Hodge AZ
a salary of as per month. bat
whom the county commissioners
only allowed $50 per month. rsceiy.
- last months pay 81 the rate Of
SO, the money paid them being
taken from surplus funds received
BY Hodge from the city for board
81 city prisoners.
From the city Hodge received
ft32a0 for hoard 81 81 prisoners
from January ~ to January 81. to.
elusive To feed these prisoners
was required the sum OF s35s 80.
leaving a balance 81 $500.
From the time they took up their
duties until January 81, checks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
THE POTTS HOTEL BILL
GOOD ON THAT
SCORE.
But II VIII Work Great
Hardship on Boarding
House Keepers.
~ r. !. DILLON.

~ &A1ANfHN
OLYMPIA. Feb. Git Actlns
UeveTnef HAY signs the Potts hotel
bill tvefy boarding house keeper IN
Seattle VIII Re nut g q considerable
expense. TO say nothing 90 conform
tne 70 tho rules and regulations
which are laid down hy the bin Tho
hilt l. commonly known as hotel
keepers bin, bat Il specifies that amy
persan who rents 10 er more rooms
shall BE- under the provisions af the
act az a hotel keeper and amcnabie
e. its provisions
Must Pay $500 Fee.
This win include no end II small
boarding and reomiug houses which
make no preteuse q being hotels
and which DO not eater 10 transient
guests f1rst and foremost these
small boarding houses viii be re-
qulred % pay a IS 90 Zee tu make an
the salary of the hotel inspector and
his Deputies This. perhaps. lA thn
niain item ef The bill as Tar as she
Inspector t. concerned Then there
Are fire ESCAPES 10 be provided
which with b. manifrstly impossible
on the large dwellings, whieh have
been converted into boarding or
r0cminN houses. Tn addition fa THIS
room SO that IL case ~ fire the 0r-
cnpant ~ the room may Slide TO
safety
Rules Abeut the Linen.
Aside frpm these hardships, ehtec-
ton can he properly raised against
the hili which provides that the h0-
tel Inspector shall inspect 4 hotel
once year The biii contains rules
fog khe bed linen airing uf blankets
and other chamhermaid matters. Az
% which Il Il presumed WITH b. en-
forced By tho annual visit % the lu !.
Srertor. TN this Inspection TIRE own
er &c hotel wiil bs given card
which he cRn display. that viii indI.
cate g. All cumers that his hefrt r.
run arrurslsnk 80 las in EVERY re-
spewf. az least pme das in the YEAR
II cannot be denied tlsaf thv btu
Furnishes fine sob for some unH
who may need TIE money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

A petition ia being circulated
among local people who are inter
eeted ia Alaska properties. asking
for the establishment ~ a poatoffice
at Fort Yakitaki. whore there are
about so miners who for the past
SIX years have been Obliged to 20
so miles to Catalla IN small boats
for what mail they get. Fort Yaki.
TAXI IL almost completely isolated
from the rest OF the world BY being
located In very dangerous place to
make Il landing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
EN- GLISH MAN
ENDS LIFE
SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH
THE HEART AT The
NORMAN HOUSE.

Arthur Dalton. a young English.
man. committed suicide BY shooting
himself through the heart Ia Il
room at the Norman House. at 50
West fosler way, shortly after IL
o'clock this morning No reason IL
known for the deed
Dalton had been stopping At the
lodging house for six months and
was somewhat of a reclu8e.
Nothing is known as to hts rela.
tlyna. The body was taken in
charge By Coroner J G. Snyder and
ii now at the undertaking eatab
liahment Of Huttorworth g. Sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
TOMATOES ARRIVE

The first tomatoes Of the season
arrived Ia Seattle this morning from
the southern end OF Florida and
they smack OF their distinction
when the price Is quoted Just four
plunks per crate They will begin
at that but California tomatoes viii
put the big figures 70 flight.
Eggs took a step upward today.
The wholesale houses are asking
20 cents per dozen and in most Of
the shops the Two dozen for 56e
Sign has been taken down aud
Fresh eggs. zoe" substituted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
MRS. sAuER's CASE DID NOT
CONE UP IN COURT
THIS MORNING.

Pending investigation. resulting
from offers ~ solicitation ard help
aa Published la The Star. the case
o. Mrs Emma Hamer. from whom
Il IL planned TO take her s.yeAroid
child. viii not come up before
Judge Frater unsii iste thia after
noon.
II sa believed that help may now
be too late -Four years Ut suffer.
ing over 4 lost husband. and con.
tinuous hamperings on the part Of
humane officers has wrought the
woman up 70 such pitch Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
GOV. H0GGATT TERMED
ThIRD-RATE LOBBYIST

WARRINGTON Feb gs.~-By Il. y.
During the ait niEht session of
the house ~ representative Me
Gaines ~ Tennessee was called 10
order for speaking 60 itepHessnfas
tive Humphrey ~ Washington Ia the
second person. MT Humphrey In
CURED the dlApleaaurs "a Mf Gainas
ia discussion ~ an amendment
proposing 90 Increase the appruprin.
ton ~ 81 600 60 enforce tie game
u Ne Ia Alaska 20 $4,000 Tie
amendment WAS adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
/. B. Y0UNGS AND
COL. PROSSER ILL

I.uther II AuunRss superintendent
a. the light and wafer department
haas been seriously M at his rest
aence Sna seth av s., for several
dave. bus IS reported as considerably
finptuved today. Mi Younas was
tnken with severe chill ON Last
Friday. while In his office. and for
SEVERAL days hia condition was re-
earHea as grave.
Col w. 4. proaaer. city treasurer.
has also been unable 70 be at his
office for several weeks. but his con
dltion lH not serious enough 20 cause
any alarm.
Geo ~ Appleton chief assistant
p4tv treasurer. has been very itl
aimee last Friday. and Il VIII be sew
eral weeks before ne can get back
"a work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
LITTLE WEE MITES or KIDS
FOUND SELLING MATCHES
ON THE STREET.

Matches air. matches
These words IN q piping piaintive
little xnicn greeted Police Sergeant
VIII Kent at first Az y and Wash
luktau a at ~ &c U'ciaeN last night
Sergeant ksat booked down. ard
two airts LITTLE faces met hie saAe
one was owned by Sarah blanchard
years 0ld and the other WAS WORN
~ Bernard blanchard. her brother
years cid
The sergeant immediately FeeoK
aited she ilttte Kirl az the Same pns
Who visited she hesne - his father
Hamaae 0fflrsr A. NJ Kent more
than one year mKu ard she wHw a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
TO MARRY CHUM OF
HIS PARTNERS WIFE

NEW YORK. Feh rs fsy a. r
T-eMis GinfeF Young . former part
nsY 20 A o. Brown. hu8e brokerage
fifHu Feeently bscAme bankrupt obs
t8iasa a license to-day % marry MiRe
Leon Arausau. Miss AronHan q a
chun ~ E1na Wallace Hopper
whom Mf Brown married ausun time
egu. she r. 81 years old. and IN
known On the stage Az I.eoa Ander-
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
STREET CAR
CONDUCTOR
STABBED
ToueAs ATTACK HIM WHEN
he TRIES - MAKE THEM
STOP SMOKING.

Because he requested a gang IL
touRhn 70 quilt smoking cigarettes
on The rrar end II a Seattle. Henton
& Southern street ear 81 Southeast
Seattle shortly after 7 o'clock iAet
night Harry MertH. the conductor.
was attacked hs 0ne ~ the gang and
painfully Hiashed and stabbed on the
right arm and hand several times
one II The gang
When the katie wieidef saw the
blood dripping from the wounded
conductor. he jumped frusn the car
and fled with hin companions
Mefta waH taken ~ hts horne az
Hiliman city lie iH reported i0 -
Isl much palm today.
There were three touehH IN the
gang which attacked Mertz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
TRACK WALKER
is RUN DOWN

Peter Oich, an italian track walker
wna struck bY Great Northern
freight train near Richmond Beach
shortly after o'clock last night
and as a result of the accident, he
has Lost HE left hand
That Cirh WAS not killed outright
IL considered miraculous. He fell iH
such 4 manner that THE wheels 81
the engine passed over HIS left wrist.
crushing ii TO 4 pulp Dieh was
brought % Seattle and taken to the
Wayeide Emergency hospital. where
ampufafian was Immediately resort-
Ell to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26

While Delegate Gale ~ Alaska
was opposing this appropriation q
member suggested that the governor
- the territory framed the appro-
printiun.
~ Wish 20 say" remarked Mr.
Gale. that rs the governor " Alaska
would remain ln Alaska 20 perform
tho duties Imposed npon him. I'M
stead 20 being "a lobbyist here. Il
would BE- great deal better"
NJ CnlF tNsu changed his char
HeteriEatinh Hp third lobbyist q"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
CITY WILL LOSE
BY A MISTAKE

The street committee has received
an offer from Stirfat & Nuetz TO
maintain the sandstone on the street
for certain figure An inquiry
develops the fact that when the cons
tract WBH originally lot the clause
relating to future maintenance aid
not pHfticmlHfiae sandstone II only
covered the brick ana asphalt paw
ing
The mistake viii mean an extra
cost Of hundreds ~ duiiarH 10 the
city and IN view of this fact tha
matter Will probably go 20 the
council without any report from the
street committed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
SUIT FOR A LARGE SUM
Is COMMENCED

Suit for recovery Of tzl 500 was
commenced in the superior court
today by N K Mcmahon and o. r.
Loving. stockholders In the salOme
Enterprise company, controlling
Soap Lake. near Spokane. against
Col. George q barrow, James y.
Johnson. ex-couucilman of Seattle.
c. w. Johnson, his son. II q. Read
and r. 81 LudlHgtOn.
Mcmahon and Loving also ask
the court 20 issue a restraining or
der preventing the Enterprise com.
pany mourning ans more Indebted
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
CRAzED BY DISEASE
MAN RUNS AMUCK

BERKELEY. Cal, FEB. &C. ~ q.
s. Suffering from cancer T.. Hoaanu.
Il patient. armed with q surgical in-
affameat last night wrecked The
furnishings of the cancer hospital
here ana feFfoFized the other ~
gnafas and nNrkfa until finally aub-
duea BY fhe police ife now ilna fl
f pfaeafialH condition "a the Central
hoauisal. whore hla mental condition
will be examined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
LEGISLATOR TO
VISIT EXPO
MARCH 6

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2e.-The leo.
lslature this morning received
and accepted an invitation from
the A~N.-P. commission 20 In.
spect the exposition grounds on
Saturday, March 6. A special
train will be provided TO take
the members 20 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
FtLlBUsTERa UP AL NIGHT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26-Hy e.
p.-The democratic filibuefsf
against provisions Of the sundry 40.
preparations bill last night vas
ended practically at I O'Clock this
morning. Representative Tawney
announced that a. punishment for
the attack. the house would not ad-
iourn until 3 o'clock Adjournment
was taken finally AT $40 a. M 10.
day The bill made little progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
CUSHMAN FOR JUDGE
RAISES A PROTEST

TACOMA. Feb 26-ny Y P
The report from Washington. u. G..
10 the effect that Congressman
Cuehman OF Tacoma, through an
agreement with Senator Files OF
Seattle. will be allowed 10 name his
brother I'D Cushman. as the new
federal Judge for this district, will
undoubtedly bring forth a determiu.
cd protest from prominent members
Of the bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
THE WEATHER.

Occasional Rain Tonight and !
Saturday. Light South Winds. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
PARDON NEWSPAPER MAN.

FRANKFORT, KY Feb ~
II. p Newspapers throughout the
state today are commenting favor
ably upon the action 81 Governor
Augustus Wilson, who yesterday
pardoned the publishers Of the
louisville Herald. charged IN two
counties with crlmiuaily libeliu~
Judge Thomas +. Cook ana Cone
m0nwealth Attorney - r Smith, in
connection with the night rider trials
In Maalarn kentnckN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
No. Marke al Onened

Tho new Waldorf public market
is to be opened tomorrow morning
About rs stalls have already been
rented and equipped, where every
thing from a pickle to shoe shine
will be sold. Strictly sanitary cou.
dltlons will be observed.
During the opening day many OF
the stalls will have demonstrators
for their wares. and nearly an en-
tire FREQ dinner can DO secured
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
HANDS BURNED TO
The BONES

San f'HANtlNtO. Feb 70 by
.r. Prank Hutz washed his
hands IN gasoline and then picked
up lighted oil lamp early this
morning Butz IL nov IN the hos.
pital. his hands burned 70 the bones
The gasoline ignited from the
lamp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-26
HARTMAN IpAno LINr.

aFpkA Nle, Feb ae-Hy Z. p
The report that agents representing
IL. II Hartman were actually be.
hind the recent purchase Of the Ncz
Perez a Idaho Electric railway by
the Willamette Valley oil company
IL generally believed here today.
Tie road, which is now under con-
atrnttinn. will connect Nez Perez
and Noilmer, two Idaho cities.