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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25


News of HoquIam returned today
from the scene OF the wreckage
with "A detailed account OF the dam
age The action OF the water
smashed the dyke that served aa
profession from the beach. and the
waves rolled high onto the land
No trace OF the two cottages
that were swept 90 sea has been
found.
The see wall has been wrecked
for a distance of 300 feet north OF
the Mocllpa hotel. aud from the
point where the 200 feet % land
was carried ia SRA n quarter OF a
mile ~ tbs wall has been washed
away,
Property valued at many thou
sands OF dollars has been damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
BIG DEAL Is
MADE ON
COAST
rAcfrtc sTEnL AND WINS CoN-
rANt SAID re- HNNE uEnN
nOV0Hr nv rHE TNUsp

poRrG.ANn. ore. Fab a.. ty Il.
ftHaf'or confederation said 10 he
about 81 oOe. 600, the American Steel
and Wife company, generally re-
Go the unltad states steel corpora
ton, haa purchased all the interests
OF tho Pacific Stael ana Wire com
pany % Oakland. Portland san
Francisco. Seattle and New York
The one deli In itanlt IA not con
cause Of the intimate connection he
[ ,Saen the. faoifir company aud the
HfHst. Dvxalh Fence company of De-
kalh, III, There l. Knod reason TO he.
liese, a IN said that Tho steel eorpor-
alton has taken eNer both eoAcefna.
To-day Representatives Of the pur-
chasing company. the American steel
and Wire company with e, Bloom.
Portland aaiaa aKent Tor the eotns
panfs are taking an Inventory % the
Pacific companies stock IN Portland.
The company has Warehouse ana
dtstrthutins branch here
The AmeficAn steel aud Wife
company might have purchased the
Western hemlsphere ard ! would nei
day
aAn know 10 what wa. contained
In a telegram which I received ftom
tha head offices In San Francisco
yesterday II instructed me 20 take
niea stock here"
Local axaatm Cor thu Pacific com.
pany admitted tUhaY that 4 sale Trad
been made aud that the American
conpans had acquired thelr Inter
astn. They also resolved teiearaphte
word 10 this effect
Tire lacal offices ~ the paclfie
Steal and Wire company, located Is
thu Emptre building were closed
about two months ago kff0rts 70
larate any % tho officials In Seattle
20 confirm the ahoNa reported naie
pf0VaI unAvailfuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

NApA. cal. Fsh - ny =. p
After killing an enptor~ On tn~
ranch 81 capt J HFttus. near re X {.
vile. with an an. ewttinN the thfpRf
- the Victims etfn- NriuE th*tt
bouan and then attempting suicide
early tusiey q foreman BY he name
~ Wallace was brought g. the rsuh
Az tngirmarr tails aftefMaums
Wallace was nashis - taih wnen
1se arrived acre aud - IN . critical
.sasdttian Theffauae fer the u8uf-
der ana arson could pet be Ascer-
tainsd. .,
woman will recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
Table Linens and Napkins

1890 Hemmed, All-Linen Huck
Towels. in all white only; special, lSc
each.
70-inch Bleached, All-Linen Dam
ask. in spot and fleur de lis designs.
Very heavy weight. Special, $l00
yard.
24x24 Napkins, heavy quality. in
several desirable patterns; special,
$3.45 dozen.
24x24 All-Linen Napkins. OF medi-
um heavy weight. Many designs to
choose from. Special, $2.S5 dozen.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

sarrafa~ato~ The iu8fefary com
mltteo today reported back e. tho
lower house Of the legislature. rad
icAiiy amending the bill relating 80
change "a venue proesedinga, A
altered the measure provides that
disqualified Judge shall not have the
naming OF the Judge who shall try
The case witch ha - nrahihited from
hearing
ws~hsnEssns--A senate hiil for the
creation % an army commission 20
recommend the enlistment % fnruser
nemb eFa % tha Brownsville hAttat-
ion upon pr0sisa thair innecancs 81
riots vas faNofahiy Recommended
today By the house COMMITTEES on
military affairs.
W.mksawtsa-~The housc today
Adanfaa 4 c0nfNfanco report on tHn
naval Appropriate bill carrying
naa riy sf3e eas eco Further confsr-
ences with senate committees we're
ordered relative to differences stiii
existing
washington the use ~ bsnxoate
% soda as a preseFNattNe % food
was authoriAed to-day ~ an order
isalaad ~ the Instance II Secretaries
c0rtstFau. wilson aud strauss. Who
namtpri4a the government beard or
food and drug inspection.
wa.hssntsa--rho hoase thia after
noon voted an appropriation % 80
Dee for tire establishment of fish
cultural ntmtiea On Puget SQUAD
M@@hfanfan house commit
tee - ths Whole today defeated ~
. vote af fta 70 Al. q Nation u Rep.
Iseunes of New York % strike from
tho sundry civil appropriations biil
the ftem placing = iimttakiuu on me
secret services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
JUDGE GAY MAKES
NEW RULING

r'aapla auiuN Tor garages against
enrt~sratw ~ Individual interests
= hsrwlm fnndhsai Testimony - seAKht
sstli hereafter ha roHufssiiesi "a an
f4erss examinations hy phpsieiAne
for the drfendin& PARTIES. ~ the
plaintiff in the afit will not b. a.
I8Ned a. testify upon the stand.
This Is 5 ruling made ~ superior
Judge Wilson T. DAY today.
Attorneys paiut oat That thr above
rssiinN NlN have 4 fmF -FwArhiag sf'
feet Heretufafe Besiteal testimony
in damage cases has been ennfined
a. that given mostly hY phy as lans
nr hy q commission appointed - thr
siYuYt II u said that naturally tho
inclination - q physician Who has
treated ths injured persnn Menfd
team toward the paficnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
ARE
FALSE
GOV. NAY ro SET ar HissT Att
ntMons CONCERNING TftE
A.-N.-F. ". COMMISSION.

uN a. n BILLION.
OILY hftAs Feb IS --SofnVftnte this
sftaruoon Governor Hay Will iaa4a q
sonritlafof3 statement coueeFuiun the
work ~ the state A4af ~ b.. COM
mlaatonerM. TINS. saN0tuur aai the
commissioner held a s@sstoa last
night. which lasted we'll into the
nlofnina and was IN the stature 81
an taN raiiKm ti@n ~ thm HaNernur ~
the workings ~ ths commission.
Thw governor had hsen Informed
that all YEAS not well With the cofn-
mission. that there were too mAnf
Jobs ard too many salaries t9t me
best intwr@ak 20 the A.~N " r. Whiie
it IL known that the governor fnund
much 20 be criticised. he 10 quoted as
saFina tnss 4 vas net 80 bad "a he
hAd been led 90 hslt~Nr. The sos
error and the commission A9raed On
a fnture nEAn ~ aetigm and certain
reforms whgrh viii - carried into
effoet. on thss basis q AS ds1iiisd
that th9 better va Tuntd DO f0f
the governor ~ lasue merely q for
NAL sfntama ant making no complaint
81 the manner IN which tha rorn-
lutaaiun has done business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr. Arridosn improving r a.
AwmflioN the prominent tirauetef
y no ~ very ~ ~ the home - his
uon. Philip Aunlidowp. il reported
IT, be a little better today. and bis
condition IL NOT regarded ~ danger
eos ~ yesterday
Adiuaasd q Bankrupt 90 w. Had
lev was adiudEed bankrupt THIS
morning hy Federal Judge Hanf1ra.
faAirv formerly conducted "a men =
g,trpishlnH store az i9a cherry a.
uls liabilities were given ~ ta.tll.le
and his assets 1b.z1fs1.
eaove Offices Andfew !. haiiiets
analatant United states attorney IN
charge q naturalization matters. has
moved HIS efficea 10 $50 White
building. John Speed smith. chief
naturalization inspector. has moved
hia office a. the same address
Court Takes Recess Federal
Judge Hanford has dismissed his
court until Aprii 20. when court viii
De called w the now quarters pro.
vided IN The federal building
Wants Salvage In an appeal for
salvage on the schooner Melrore. tho
puget Sound Tug Boat company an.
peared tn the federal court this
morning and asked for $1,000 Jan
uary 10 the Melrono was iu n help
less condition off Dunscness with
strong wind blowing her on the
rocks The tug Tyee appeared on
the scene. and with the aid Of tug
from Victoria safely towed the Mel
rose Ia Port Townsend Thu Mel
rose n uwned By the Coast shipping
company ~ San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
DIR. MASON STILL IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

IL IL announced at the Seattle
General hospital today that ~ y.
r. Mason. physician at thr ceslntN
lal wha was taken suddenly "a az
hia rooms az the University club.
y - ssseraly holding HIS own. and the
IMPROVEMENT whirh had nrafkad his
fitness aincs th@ operation fpE APP
has come 10 q atandHfiii
Dr. Mason ~ Rn worse. Y was said.
bot sheFe vas nlHn no Improvement
sV~r Yesterday No one ~ a. yet
Allowed a. enter the stca room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
THOUSANDS or DOLLARS
WORTH OF PRoPERTY rs
nulNED.

HoQuIAM. Feb. 2s.--By u, p
More damage than az ftFat reported
has been done by the hish tide,
which. driven ashore by the terrific
hurrieaBe Of Monday Night. carried
hack % sea two oottAgeA. one atrip
OF land i.a00 feet long and zoo feet
wide. another 500 feet long. and
undermined severed bath houses
and the mammoth hossl al the popu
lar seaahore summer resort OF Mo
clips.
A reporter Of the 0raya Hsrbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
HENEY'S LIFE IS
STILL In DANGER

up.t0.date 1870 venircmen have
been summoned In IA different
batohea. OF this number 10 men
sit temporarily sworn Ia the Jury
box. and Il IL likely that David
iolzberg. one OF the Jurors. viii be
skrllsed
Il IL said that. following hts dia.
misaal, the prosecution will chal
lenEe other jurors from the box for
cause.
The morning aeaaion was alow
During the first hour and half
Judge Iawior examined now We.
nlre Of 80 aud retained IS for ex.
animation by counsel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
Aka 0st1. wuA. N0r nr ,.arsrN,
str st.ArrEas Wi.
nE ritEuE.

~ INQUIRY lnto the fight hatNeep
Detective Lee narhee and MAJ hue
$500 aod the lattef's friends. which
kttuaA niAht, will he taken an o.
ninffnw nlNht ~ Chief az Boliga
W@td NetteV 20 this effect Sxaa seot
teoes 70 tathep. who " unt~r tenn
tN1ssl H9%sssnsiea. also to Rueaen
~ snd hts friends. and beth men
were told to have their sa.itnwa.,,, ~
tAe hearthk. w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
GOES DOWN
in GALE

New YORK. Fch. zs.---uy q. p
A schooner yacht. aupr.sestly the
Mystic from Boston. apfN'eusly is
belng demolished IN "A gallo IN Bay
Ridge Basin. IN New York hay. this
afternoon.
Thu members Of the crew and the
passengers can be seen ciluRtnH to
ths rigging Hundreds " persons
have braved the weather 10 Ne NJ
the shore - lend AL possible AID
90 the schooner.
volunteer life saving crew has
pest sut IN an effort 90 rcacue tho~e
aboard the weasel The storm IL one
~ the worst ever known in the bay
and there seems little chance for
the Mystic 90 weather a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
STICKS TO STORY
OF SHOOTING

NASHVILLE. Tenn. FEB. IS
~ Y. f-~The court today REFUSED
" admit In evidence an editorial
appsarlng In the Lancet. attacking
tolnnel Cooper. one OF the defend
ants on trial charged with the muir
keT ~ senator n. W Carmacg
The colonel was on the witness
fsad during the day and Wa croas.
examinod exhanstiveiy b. Attor.
'nay FftzhuRh relative 10 HIS politi.
eai career. Smiles wore apparent
when Cooper declared that he had
nessr voted for republican In his
ufa.
un croas-examtnatiou, Colonel
Cooper stuck closely TO hts original
story Of the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
HIRAM GILL PAYS
A FINE

How the mighty have TALENT
Hiram Charles GIN. president N
the city council and temporarily
acting mayor. vas today fined 81 90
for nagiecting 20 pay his water rent
on time.
Hiram had a hanch this morning
that he had a bunch coming to
him from the department presided
over BY Lather ~ Youngs. and he
mada inquiries
The result Was that ON paid bis
water rent. an added tax of one
dollar IN the shaps Of q fine. and
left the city hall looking rs II he
liked H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
HAY SIGNS THE
BILL FOR WOMEN

OLYMPIA. r~s. 1s.---ssas~sass
Efag thfa ssornian. VITA aaw far
nsaisfy and Ia the HFs@~s~~ 81
Mrs. nsNere. head of she Wen-
nn's snffSaEs mox~narat Ia the
state. ana @saatef f.tpsF. eao act
the btff thrweah the esbsf~.
slmaeS ths BIT asa . fess aos-
ws~mts later ~eeFeaatg ef state
Ntrhni. afffN~d sAs seal 81 she
state and the loss fiahf which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
DISCUSSING ORIENTAL
TRAFFIC TODAY

A meeting % prominent traffic
managers Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway company In being held to.
aay at the Hotel Washington. and
= discussion regarding thu Oriental
passenger traffic business Is being
held
Among those present are n. r..
Usher. OF Winnipeg. assistant pas.
scnger traffic manager. and &. n.
Fssssrs Of Vancouver. y. G.. aseist.
Ant genera passenger agent.
The great travel anticipated this
Summer il responsible for the NEST
fnx and the conference ia 10 plan
b. mest the competition Of che 9th.
n Oriental companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Telling a pretty little story of a
ehasa's love for mothsr. letter.
RUS and neat little pair az Gro
rhsted nahy's booteea are unclaimed
VI she Seattle dead letter affice.
ina lettaF was foand In the drop
sex At the posteffiee Addressed 10.
my Dear Meshsr.s
. ahere was no other Inscription on
ne enNelope. and when Il was omen /.
~ = she dead letter office a chltdss
- FtnE engraved with tha letter
and the little pair Of boosees
eFopped cut.
The letter was written on a scrap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
EIGHT HOUR LAW
FOR MINERS

OLYMPIA. Feb. 81 The house
law for uuster ground uiipsrs with E
oat any oppGRition. The bin pro-
sidsa Cor 4 penalty Or 80 to ftWn for
any mine operator who works his
employees more Than eight hears ~
day. and aiso = fine q from s. 20 tSa
FOR any emaluya who works undef-
ground Tor nsar eight hears
The house passed seven ether bills.
none ~ whirb wRs Of any general Ia
frrksf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
DARBEE WILL BE PUT ON
TRIAL TOMORROW NIGHT

John Sgattere. who Is MaVnr Mil.
ief = private SECRETARY, WAS eaeueHtod
~ attend the hearinH ON behalf OF
thn ma Nor, who d absent with the A s
R.tf. exposition excursion 90 calf
kNfnta, AyiinK Mayor ~ Nus has
taken ne official action ia The ma tor
end secretary Siattefy will inform
the absent mayor ~ the results OF
the results 90 the inquiry, a the facts
warrant. BY telegraph
II am simply going "a attend tho
intcattxauen As Mayer Aiiicr'a rep.
FesontatiNc, said SiAtterx to-day The
mayor u not herv and l feel lt nay
duty - learn als the facts In the ease
50 an 60 inf0rua the ctts'a oltiaf exesu \
tive upnn hts return
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aANounr WlcknRsl,AM-

= NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. 4
= Feb. Is Last night. under .
4 the auspices OF the CONNER 4
= cial club. Delegateelect Ia ,
= Congress James wicksrsham. !
= OF Alaska. was honored By a
= hundred former resldenta Of 4
4 the north. lie left this morn. I
4 Ing for Washington. ,
as saA 50 Hs !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
HAS NEW LOCAL
OPTION BILL

the remainder 81 the counties are 10
be unita Tbs general enforcement
rrosisiuuH ~ the biil are like the
Anti saloon league btu
The hili n almost Identical with
that drawn up hy the senate public
morals committees last might. and Il
nea looks as n tbs long drawn oat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

The King County Good Roads an.
epclaticn viii meet next Saturday
Afternoon in the Chamber Of Com.
uerca ronfns to make plans for bet.
Ter roads IN she eoanty and discuss
the causes Of some OF the disap-
polntments in the good reads iegls.
tes<on in the present legislature
State Highway Commissioner y DE-.
Snow will address the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

BANK cLEARlnos.
ALLEGED SMUGCLERS
FOUND NOT GUILTY

Lock long and Mark Kaamoon.
the Chinamau and Jap, respective
ly, who we're charged with smhg
Cling opium Ia Beliingham, we're
adiudged not guilty BY Jury Ia
the federal court yesterday after.
noon.
The only evidence presented hy
the PROSECUTION was one uHatamped
can Of the dope. and the testimony
Of the negro stool" used By the
authorities. notorious pink-cuff
person. who testified that he used
opium himself.
Help wanted male Page 6. go
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Bedspreads
HNtansivs Lines ~
Depsnd a bic Dry
Goods.

White Satin Bedspreads, hemmed,
full double bed size. in assorted pat
terms; special, $l.95.
Ia White Satin Bedspreads, with
cut corners and scalloped edges, as
sorted patterns; special $3l5.
White Crocheted Bedspreads, full
double bed size, with fringe all around.
Have cut corners to admit bedpost
Special, $l45.
White Satin Bedspreads, full double
bed size, having fringe all around.
These Spreads can be used on either
wood or iron beds. Special, $2.85.
First Floor.
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stands--on the cheese story" and
the powder marks" theory.
u doesn't look like a strong case.
Some folk OF the countryside say
that Prosecutor Gilbert would not
have caused the girls arrest II hts
wife had not been second cousin
of Frank Allyn. He didn't want IL
10 look as II he was protecting a
relative. thay say
1t doesn't make any difference TO
me. says Gilbert Its all a case
Of speculation. II the fury frees
Georgia I'll be glad"
The trial has been set for April.
and in the meantime the frightened.
tear faced little farm wife lies IN
prison.
G. y. Sawyer. justice OF the SUI
preme court in Palmyra. has. for
some reason. refused TO sit in the
case. and il will be heard BY juA
tlce from Auburn. n. Y.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.--
By v. P.--There 10 an under
current Of unrest a the Cal.
houn trial. Various reports are
heard every day 70 the effect
thai trouble 10 momentarity an
ticipatod. tte1ey ard his body.
guards are on the alert all the
time and re person oomea into
the court room who 10 not care.
fully acrutinlxed.
The proapects Of getting a jar,
- Try the Indicted trolley magnats
M charge Of offering bribs
ieoma as remote to-day AS ever
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(iNcoRPoRATED.)

folded across his chest IN such
funny way that 4 guess ! must have
thought he was carrying something
IN 60 me. didn't know he was shot
hadn't heard any report ! knew
he hadn't had his breakfast. and
suppose that IN the instant before
saw blood on hts breast | must
have thought that he was carrying
the cheese into my side 81 the house
TO ask me 60 get his brea kfast for
him. because he was mad at Georgia
Then when | saw him die at my
feet my thought was crowded out
81 my mind. but perhaps Il kind Of
lurked there"
The cheese story began a.
Woman 10 Arrested.
Then rifle expert" named Ham
iiton. from Auburn. N. r.. declared
that there would have been more
powder marks on Harry's shirt IL
he had fired the rifle himself
80 Georgia was arrested and In
dicted
This Il where the Sampson case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

OLYMPIA. Fen. q. - Tie
house public morals eenrittee
this afterrieoa drafted q local
option bill which they expect 20
40 through beth the house ard
senate.
the blil mskas units ~ elites q
no fret. Hecanu and third class. ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
Of cheap note paper and IL a. fol-
lows;
my Dear Mother. | love you,
do yau love me
"Lesinaly yours
"ELtxAHETA."

As thera Il. no means % Identify
tng either the sender or tho one Tor
whom the letter was written. tha
letter viii never be claimed. bat will
be sent On 10 the national dead letter
OFFICE at Washington. tallina it's
pretty little story ~ love and devo-
ton 10 every one who may have oc-
cSsiun to handle Il and thu little
keepaakes Il contained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

VALDEZ. Alaska. F'rh. BY u.
P--~Indge Silaa Reid. OF Fair.
banks. h In the hospital here and
his condition Il serious. II will be
weekn before he can 80 into Fair.
bnBka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Business chances. Look over
page g. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Tha Alaska Comat company boat
the Bertha will leave az o'clock
tails steninE for cordoNa. seward
ard Faidss. carrying about 80 pas
senNsFe and q quantity OF freight. A
where q Number ~ passengers nnd a
lHrxs portion ~ tns freight riii Ne
4arged- The step ~ this point
- seldom made and the landing
- boat there II a gala day event.
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DO you want TO buy farm, Lots
Df Them on page G, 80"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 Moore Charles ~. Hartford I
4 Grsnd@e'ortnne I
q esstsis "A Race Across the I
4 Continent I
a Lois The College Widow" I
= orphsum Vaudeville 4
= Vaudeville 4
q psnsagss Vaudeville. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Hy using a pass kcy thief enter
cd the home 81 =. D.. West NJ 1920
atth av q last night and carried
away about t200 worth Of personal
effects. West reports the loss 81 a
gold chain valued az tigo. dress
overcoat aud suit OF clothes
.t.f.... 80. . .,... . t.t. T..
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Jewelry

White-Stone Brooches in the fol-
lowing designs: Horseshoe, SOC to
S3.95; Sunburst, Sl00 to $500.
Veil Pins, SOC to $500.
Handy Pins, 25c to $1.50
White-Stone Hat Pins, SOC to $3.50.
Fancy Hair Ornaments, sets of
three, Sl.50 to $500.
Barrettes, 2Sc TO $500.
First Floor.
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They remember that few hours
after the murder, poor, flusterod
Mrs Allyn had told them that when
Harry came IN 70 her he WAS carry
ing "a package uf cheese IN his arms
Tho sampson family wondered how
Harry could have shot himself while
he WIS carrying a package OF cheese.
Mrs, Allyn says now
I'm not sure that Harry had a
package Of cheese His arms were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

wANT-Good attorney. see page
4 60.
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Looking for a room7 Find e
on page 9. go
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dead. A 2g-cailber rifle bullet had
stopped his heart
A moment later Georgia came
running into the room.
Asr brother, Frank. 10, says he
heard her running down stairs q
moment aftsr the shooting. II he
can prove this 10 the jury, he will
save hss sister.
Georgia ala all aho could and held
Ythe dead mans head In her lap, while
she wept
The rifle was found leaning Ia a
corner near the stairway up which
Georgia had gone. and which Harry
had passed On his way 90 the spot
whore be fell dead. The hammer
Waa cooked The eicctor had half
removed the empty cartridge.
The shooting had been done In the
pantry. which wRs fun of powder
smoke.
The stairway door. witch. when
ppen. closes the exit To the pantry,
was opsn This might show that
Harry. having shot himself la the
pantry, walked out. .sasaine the
stairway door closing Il. and that
Georgia. rushing down stairs after
this, opened the door
II was an done In 10 minutes. the
death threat. the departure OF the
father and the death.
but the whole home win have to
be- laid bare 60 the world TO prove
what most likely happened In that
10 minutes.
The members OF the Sampson
family. who induced Joseph Gilbert
district attorney, TO cause tho arrest
and indictment OF the young wife,
are sure II was a case Of murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Unsias ona Haaf--
Hsefy ihina 10 fur4
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-29

Alasks needs home rule.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-29

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