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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
In
FIGHT

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ia by u.
y Scores - men students and
dozens 81 women co-eda are suffer
INK today from Injuries sustained
in class crash yesterday afternoon.
when members of the junior class
raised their colura on tower Of the
main school building
When the Junior eoiors floatsd IN
the breeze. several score % students
rushed toward the building and be-
Ran ascending the stairs % tear
down the offensive bunting The
hesiegcrH were mot by a party 81
juniors Each side had number of
girls IN it. ranks.
The students and co-edH Ciashed
on the stairs. and ia the acrimmaEe
a score Of students had their cloth
ing ripped and torn. The fight ragged
through the corridors and class
rooms Members ~ the faculty at
tempted Go interfere. but were
brushed aside.
The fighting ceased when both
sides became exhausted. but at its
conclusion the junior colora still
fiuttsrcd The cauaunlticH consisted
Of several eases Of broken legs and
ribs and countless apraina and
bruises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
FIEND IDENTIFIED BY
GIRL HE ASSAULTED

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. Feb. i3.-By
u. P.-Guiscppe Pia. gardener
was Identified today by Miss
Elizabeth Grapes. girl employed
I'm the office OF the Marin County
Journal. az the man who assaulted
her aud left her nude and bruised
In tho streets last Saturday night.
That IL the man. cried the girl
IN terror. az pia WAS led In by a
local constable and Detectives Nc.
Phee and Bakulich. Of San Fran
cisco.
Don't let him come near" she
pleaded She became 50 fright.
ened that the officers were com.
PEELED TO take pia from the room.
As soon as the Identification
was made. the authorities took
precautions against an assault
upon the local jail by citizens
aroused by the outrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
CORONER'S JURY GIVES
VERDICT ON WRECK

EVERETT. Wash. Feb i3.-By
T.. P.--The coroners jury called 20
investigate the Great Northern
boiler explosion Wednesday morn.
ing near Muk!lteo. when the Owl
train engine blew up. killing two
men. at noon brought IN a verdict
declaring the accident TO be due
20 defect In the boiler as the re.
suit OF broken stay bolts and cor
rusiOn
The verdict was rendered after
much conflicting testimony was In
troduced and a visit paid to the
wrecked engine Tho verdict de-.
clarcs the boiler wasn't ogerheat.
I'd. and that the water was at nor.
NAL heat at the time Of the ex-
plosiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

termiued a. recommend the aheli-
ton ~ the tariff On AL grades Of
lumber has brought % Washington
a lobby % lumbarmen from avsry
portion ~ tire country. Every pos
sihle effort Il being made and ~v.
cry Influence brought 70 bear 90 save
a. least some ~ the tariff which now
protects the American market from.
the Canadian inmbsrmen.
Never IN fhe history % any In
daasry in the United States has &C
tion 10 radical been recommended
hy a congressional committee Aa l.
this proposal 20 wipa out entirely
the tariff on lumber The men " he
are here representing the lumber
interests claim that " congress
adopts the resolutions n ia com-
mittee. the lumber Industry IN the
United States VIII be dealt a blow
from which il viii never recover.
The lumbermcn'a lobby ~ particu-
larry Interested IN AZ least prasarv-
ing the tariff on low grade lumber
arguing that with low grades admit
TED free the Canadians flood the
1879 - 50 NiAaat HtH'H ~ HkNA low Prices
that the Americans VIII b. unable
90 compete
Further. the lobby declarea that
this would result IN q waste ~ rs
per- cent IF the lumber cut each year
10 the United states
Chief Forester clifford Pinchot Is
understood 10 have had much 90 do
with the determination ~ the CONE
mittee % recommend the removal u
tho lumber tariff pinchot believes
that with free low grade lumber
American forests viii be conserved
a. they could be in no other way.
An effort il 60 be- made 10 Induce
ePinchot 20 alter his views in this
matter az conference with the ium-
hermen. A meeting is 20 be- held
IN Washington tonight between
members ~ congress aud the ium-
barmsns lobby
J. r Rhoadca. or the National
Lumber Manufactures association.
iH one ~ the leaders ~ the lumber
mems lobby delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
HOUSE RULES
ARE ALI. TO
The BAD

WASHINGTON. Feb. a. By u.
= AFTER -four years Of experience
IN The house of representatives..
am strongly convinced that there
must be u change IN the rules un,
less the house Is 10 degenerate per
manently into a machine register.
INK the will OF the speaker. said
Representative +. A. Hayes. Of Cal.
lfornia. today on the floor Of the
house while discussing proposed
changes IN the rules.
Al the opening Of each con.
greas continued Hayes. The house
il the complete master 81 itself for
just one day. only long enough for
a 10 select speaker and 10 make
the rules of the preceding congress
the rules OF the opening one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

support the McMaster hin.
This effort rs directed particular.
" against the spokane delegation.
aud the direct threat il made unless
the Spokane senators support the
McMaater bin, the dye will vote 90
abolish the Cheney normal schools.
or else viii vote down any appro.
priation for that institution.
More Trouble Ahead.
Aside from the legislative fight
On local option. the Institutions of
higher education are mixed up IN
another attack Acting Governor
Hay said today that he Is receiving
complaints from large taxpayers
throughout the state concerning the
eNtrayagance FOR education The
envcrnnr ms Information from the
tax commission that more than as
per cent of an the direct taxes col.
.lected from this state go TO the sup.
port Of the state university state
colleges and three normal schools.
and all 81 these institutions are ask.
ing for considerably larger appro.
printion this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
DRYS BEGIN TO SWING CLUB
over WET members

OLYMPIA. Feb. 10 ny u. p
To-day the situation In the senate
seems to be 90 60 20 against Nc
Masters local option bill. ana the
weta are contendlng positively chat
they have strength enough 10 no.
move the drastic features of the
OH. which they assert means bro.
hlhttloh, aud to enaet inatead a local
option btu which viii give municl
palitles the right Go determine wet
or dry.
Senator Piper OF Seattle saws.
The drastic local option measure
has not chance 60 pass the senate
~ Us present form"
Use Every Effort.
The drsH are using every effort
20 win one or more votes. and their
efforts To date are now directed
against the higher educational insti.
buttons Of the state They threaten
"a vote against the appropriation
for the schools unless The represon
tatives from districts whore the
schools are situated will agree to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
GR0TESQUE VALENTINES
ARE SCARCE THIS YEAR

In recent years the taste OF many
people seems 10 have run 10 the
abnormal 0F grotesqua devices &C
oompanied by doRgergl verse. with
which % anonymously hand your &C
uuaintance hack.handed Jolt re-
sardlug the trade they followed
on the color % their hair. the alke
Of their feet or some little peculiar.
lty which might attract attention.
And school boys who we're spank
ed by tho teacher what unholy
Joy they seemed Go take IN sticking
enc of these artistic llbsim in her
desk. so she would see Il the fret
thing after school opened. aud atill
not know who had ahown her such
particular attention
There Is no way 0g estimating the
number OF valentines that will be
sold IN Seattle today. but Judging
from the demand tn the stores. most
everyone In the city T. due 20 re-
ceive some little token ia remem.
hrauce of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
BUT FEW or THE HloEoUs
POSTERS WILL BE SENT
OUT ~ SEATTLE.

Valentines Day. February IA. OBJ
served since the times Of the an.
clients. will lack one of lW dis.
tinctiveiy modern features this year
the absence OF the alleged comic
picture posters. Practically none Of
these groteslue car1s are being
sold In the city. and. while the rush
on valentine buyers Is larger than
usual. thsy seem TO exhibit strong
preference for the more reserved
and certainly more conventional
samples 81 art.
The custom OF sending valentines
n = very ancient one. The encyelo-
pedias tell us that Il is 4 day OBJ
served Ia commemoratiou OF St
vaieutinus. a Christian martyr, who
was decapltated IN 30 A. d, during
the Claudian persecution az Rome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

ASKS the EAST TO
HELP the WEST

NEW 1Okh. Feb. la.--hA y 4.
Members Of the Lincoln club, Of
Brooklyn. today are discussing a
speech made before them last night
by Congressman Julius Kahn, OF
California. In which the Californian
appealed TO his bearers 10 aid the
Pacific coast In It's fight against
the lnroads Of the Orientals. Kahn
said In part
I'VE in the west appeal to You
in the east 10 help MS In this mat.
ter II every narrow strip OF land
should be given over TO the Orien-
tai. the white man as sure as fate
would have Go retire 10 the Miasis.
alppi river Wherever these PEG
pie ftho Japanesel come. the white
man must move away. The two
races do not mix"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
AnIa Th.ir Mas.

The accidental breaking IN transit
OF bottle 81 malodofous oil ia an
Oriental mail sack az the post office
yesterday nearly caused mutiny
IN the sorting department The smell
n said 10 have becn something aw-
fui. Az the letters IN that bag were
dauhed with the sinking stuff and
lots were drawn FOR the sorting OF
H. The bottle. according TO law. VIII
hn sent to the dead letter depart
mcut al Washington. where. u Us
hoped. more delicate nostrils viii
iuhaIe the unctous incense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
FIREME EN-
KILLED
AMONG THOSE CRUSHED TO
DEATH WAS ASSISTANT
FIRE CHIEF.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb 70 By
u T. Six fircmen were killed and
10 Injured today IN a fire that gut
ted the building occupied by the
Johns Manviile company The fire
occurred thig afternoon aud was
controlled only after a strenuous
fight on the part Of the firemen
The loss was $4,000
The dead include Assistant Chief
Cunning lie. with bis detail If
men were caught beneath wall
which toppled on them while they
we're on the roof OF an adjoining
building
The fire started from an cxplo.
sion Of oil IN the basement Of the
building The company manufactur
ed steam pipe coverings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
FOOL YELLED FIRE;
STARTED PANIC.

FARGO. NJ D.. Feb i3.---By u. r.
With the Fargo opera house pack.
cd 10 the doors. n majority 81 the
audience being children and WON.
en- George a liadley. engineer at
the theatre. dashed from the stage
through The audience. calling for
Chief Sutherland. Of the fire de-
pariment IN an instant the place
was a yerltable mob. with every
one acrambllnR for the exit Cries
OF "FTroi" we're all that could be
heard Cooler heads prevailed
until n pianist WIS rushed TO the
instrument on the stage and
America" was played A chorus
OF voices on the stage took up the
air and Ia q moment the audience
Joined and order was restored. No
one was seriously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
Iorris Realty Com.
! pany.
MAIN Sasf IND aSts.
aai sas ANlERIcAN RANK nIpa

MAIN 1851 IND sS4a
1efs sek AMERICAN BANK HLpa
81 Fuur room modern hauae. run
basement en- tat faKls1. Ia the NORTH
BROADWAY DISTRICT. 90 itTH ave
=. has an wnohstfaetea view. slice
east.
81 soksa-A modern 6tF1Ufn house with
fu4 fenw3nt easement cWrmas iuf aaxl0n.
erIY tive taneks frem fhn lfesu taAka
car Tine tst1 cash balance tl1 8
unanth
We have teo rnnd4fn houses Just mrs
isfssd GA t.AKENfEW BOULEVARD
nsaF BELMONT AVE y. uuu has FIVE
Fearus sna an~ aia fvumR with cwfnenf
bseemsnts. Grand slew WA asii 90
eae3 terfus
ssa3 - Three lots on MAGNOLIA
r1.tFr splendid huy. for these ars
tAe best lets Al tao pfiSa IN ths city
Half cash.
81 Lee CORNER t5xffn. near GREAT
NUNT1ftsNN pftrk. Would 30 cheap f1f
ft.40e A Eoed Investment o. a splsn-
o54 faEtsfY iexatiQn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS



q. ~ Hamilton. IT Sehuhach a
Hamilton. returned 10 Seattle today
from New York. where he has been
for she pact several months While
in the EAST Mr.. Hamilton purchased
the S. Croi1 which has already
started around The Horn on the way
90 Puget sound. Il is expected here
April
Pleads GUILTY.. Hclmer plead
Ing guilty 90 charge OF petit lar
ctny. was this morning sentenced 10
90 days ia the county SAIL Helmer
was originally charged with burg
larry. but evidence against him be-
ing weak. and with the consent Of
tbs prosecuting attorney. he Was at
lowed TO plead 10 charge Of petit
larceny.
Rsnion Couple Married - Mr.. OH-
car r. Hawu and Miss Violet kir-
ginia Maxwell. both ~ Renfon, were
married hy Rev Wallace II Lee. Of
the First Presbyterian church on
Thursday They VIII live in Rem
ton
Unitsd in Marriage - Mr. Fcsius
Hubbard McMuiien, " Wvnatchee.
and Mrs Alice culver Mcrabe, Of
this city. were united ia marriage
by Rev Wallace "a. Lee. az the
home ~ the bride sls Sixteenth av-.
GA last Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
pRYpocK BlDs oPENgD.

WASHINGTON, Feb i3.-By u
p. Eight bids were opened today
Tor the contract for constructing
the great drydock at Pearl Ilar
bor. Hawaii. The lowest bidder
was G. NJ. Leach. Of Boston, who
hid 81 $50. $50 for the dock com
plete. without accessory piling
With accessories. Sl.903, i37. 9th
or bidders we're Edward Mallory
San Francisco: Cotton Bros com
pany. Oakland. San Francisco
Bridge company, y. j. Word Con
strucuOn company. Of Honolulu.
Pacific Construction company. OF
San Francisco. The award will be
made later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
MAIL
TRAIN IS
ROBBED
BANDITS USE RUSE
WHICH WORKS TO
A CHARM.
Secure Thousands of Dol
lars of Registered Mail


DENVER Colo. Feb 49, by u.
P--Afier stopping Denver 4 Rio
Grande fast NATL train by means Of
rnHe. two masked men held up
aud robbed the mail coach OF thou
sands OF dollars worth OF register
"a mail last night near Military
Junction. and today an armed posse
In an automobile is Ia pursuit
During the robbery one OF the
men bumbarded the passenger
coaches with pistol bullets and
thoroughly cowed the passengers.
As the mail train last night was
reaching Military Junction, which
a near here. the engineer Ia the
white giare Of the headlight saw a
man PROSTATE ON the track ahead
while another was standing over
him franticaily waving his arms
The train was stopped abruptly BY
the use OF emergency brakes and
the trainmen started 90 Investigate.
one Of the men on the track ran
to the side Of the engine when it
stopped. loyeled a revolver AZ the
engineer and fireman aud ordered
them TO raise thoir hands.
Other tralnmen on the way 20 IN
veatigAte the cause Of the delay
were sent scurrying back 10 the
shelter OF the c0aohea under a
fusillade 90 bullets both bandits
wore masks One OF the robbers
kept up continuous fumlllada 81
bullets from his revolver, which
tended 10 cow the frightened pas
sengurs The other entered the mail
coach and compelled a clerk TO
point out the registered mall. The
loot was placed IN a sack and drop
ped from n window The engineer
and firrmcu we're ordered back into
the cab and, after ordering the en-.
Rineer 20 50 nj fuli speed. the rob
hera dropped OF
IA soon as the news Of the hold
up reached Denver. q posse was
formed and number Of armed men
Ia an automobile started In pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
JAPANESE PAPE R
celebrates

Local Japanese business men are
today the guests 81 tho publishers
81 the North American Times, q
Japanese daily paper. IN celebration
% the seventh anniversary Of it's
establishment
A program including japanese
dancing aud singing and moving
pictures IL being rendered
Editors Of the local daily papers
received Invitations to attend the
celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
GRANTS DIVORCE, THEN
MARRIES WOMAN

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb i3-By 4.
y Friends Of Superior Judge r.
W Harris today we're surprised
when Il became known that he was
secretly married last Thursday
night to Mrs. Mary r. Sllpp. TO
whom he granted a final decree OF
divorce on February last The
couple were married BY Superior
Judge Everett J Brown NJ the lat.
ter's home In Piedmont. only the
contracting parties. Judge Harris
eldest son. Myron. and Mrs. Brown
being prpaent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
LUCKY BALDWIN IS
NOT OUT OF DANGER.

LOS ANGELES. Fob ~ By r.
Although he IL showing re
mRrkable vitality " j. lLucky)
Baldwin. the noted mrfmau. Is not
out Of danger following sinking
spell Ia the night. Or ) w True
worthy. who rs attending the aged
horHeman. said today:
mir Baldwin IL SIN seriously
ill. and his breathing was very diff
ficult yesterday afternoon. lie
slept peacefully this morning and
We hope to pull him through his ~
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Yesterday the jury in the fed.
efal court. IN the case Of slocum
Vs. the Great Northern railroad,
granted the plaintiff $4,000. In
place Of tho $4,000 for which he
VAS suing The plaintiff alleged
$4,000 carnage had been sustain.
ed by him through a fire which
had destroyed a certain amount Of
timber which was lying ncar the
rightoi way between here and Ey.
prpff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
ON THE FRONT

Ohio Sails Tuesday 49, when the
steamship Ohio sails FOR Alaska
tuesday morning nearly an entire
town will be aboard. The principal
part 81 the cargo o. the materials
for the docks ANA warehouse al the
new town Of Port Graham. recently
established. The new town is be-
ing built BY the Alaska CONNER
ciai company.
Berthe Arrived Ahead Of Tins-
The steamer Bertha arrived at mid
night last night from Alaska ports
five days ahead Of the time she IL
scheduled.
horthland Sails Tomorrow -- The
steamer N0rthiand sails tomorrow
noon Tor Ketchikau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
RIVER PACKET
STRIKES ROCK

IUUIsNILLE, KY FNb. 10 ~
Y. = The Ohio river packet. the
Petor Lee which plies between
here and Memphis. struck rock
below this city today and % said
"a ho IN "A dangerous position The
steamer brings freight aud pnsaen.
gers from Memphis. Tenn. Cairo.
lllaa Evansville. Ind. and owens
horo, Ky The life savers from the
government station at the falls here
have started 10 the scene. There
III little danger or any Of the pas.
aengers not being able to reach
The ah0ro u The alnamer Eoen down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Are the factors that have contrib.
uted most to the success of the
Good Dental Co. In this city. Start.
Ing In a small way only about six
months ago. this business has
grown until new four expert oper.
alive dentists and two laboratory
men are constantly employed. A
suite OF five large. well lighted
rooms is needed. An equipment
is new and modern. Every electri.
cal device known 20 modern dental
science Is In dalr use in these OF.
fees No expense has been spared
to make possible the highest de-
gree Of efficiency in the produc-
ton Of perfect dental work.
Every patient for whom we have
performed work is a satisfied pa.
tent We can point with pride TO
hundreds who viii give our meth.
cd Of dentistry their unqualified
endorsement
For a few days longer we win
continue TO give a special discount
Of 33 10 per cent, Il will pay you
TO take advantage of this unusual
opportunity Our usual guarantee
will be given with all work per.
formed 10y us at these special
prices,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
wgEKlY BANK STATEMENT.

The statement OF the Associated
Banks for the week ending today
shows the following changes:
Reserve on all deposits. decrease
sSgs 900 Reserve on all deposits
other than L S deposits. decrease
s9T&.s75. Loans. decrease. slG.552..
coo Specie. decrease s6.50S 900.
Legal tenders. decrease si33.S00
Deposits. decrease s2i.fif.s00. Cir
cuiatlon, decrease $3.50 600 Total
loans. s1.326.9l5.4Oo.
The surplus Of the banks Is Sl0s
3O0.a2s. as against s45.T24. $50 last
year. and sS.22S. s25 of two years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
PILES IS BOOSTING

Senator s H. Piles has acknowl-
edged receipt ~ the compilation
which was forwarded BY &. Il. Yam
dell secretary 81 the Chamber ~
Commerce. 30 be used In urging the
advantages 81 locating the proposed
sub treasury In Seattle.
Il have distributed these 20 the
Washington members ~ the house.
writes Senator piles, and ! have no
doubt they viii be able 20 make good
use II the data. which shows a great
deal 81 work and careful lnYestiga .
ton. The chart giving relative dis
tances - various points from Seat
tie and San Francisco furnishes an
excellent argument in favor Of se-
Attic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
HUSBAND TORN FROM ARMS
OF BEAUTIFUL Wife

case. but does say he IL n member
Of a prominent aud wealthy family
IN Dayton. Ohio.
Attired In the latest fashion. De-
Llmesay and his wife were taken
Just aa they were about 10 leave ON
the steamer Rose city for San Fran.
cisco. The local authorities are
notified By the Vancouver police
that last Saturday De Llmosay pass
ed a dozen alleged worthless
checks, aggrrgattng 800. lie was
employed there as clerk in a rail.
road office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
Petition for somr o.

The civil service commission an.
nounces that on March II examina-
tions Will be given here, for which
10 make certiflcatlon TO nll the
vacant position Of assistant super
lntendent % construction in the
United States penitentiary at At.
iania, Ca, al salary Of 81 500 per
year. All men more than % years
OF age, who have had three years
or more practical experience in
drafting or experimenting construc-
ton. are eligible for these exam.
nations. Further Information can
be had Of the local examining board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
ave YEARS ron MURDER

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 3.-By U.
PC Burdette Bell. who was con-
victed of killing Cuyier Dury an
actor was sentenced TO five years
In the penitenuary The sentence
came as surprise as the mini.
mum was one year, and the court
yesterday informed the jury that
he was sorry they had not acquit.
ted the defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

The body OF Harold Conselyea,
ii-yearold youth drowned In the
canal az Fremont Feb. Z. and for
which a reward Of $50 has been Of
fercd by the street car men at the
Fremont car barn. has not yet been
found. The money has been placed
in the hands Of Cfief Inspector
Horn az the barn and will be paid
~ once upon delivery Of the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. ls.-By
U. P-Heid In a cell OF the jail
here. without bonds. while hla
beautiful wife h being cared for
al the headquarters OF the Young
Women'A Christian association.
John DE Limcsay is today awaiting
the arrival OF officers from Naneou.
yer. y, G.. 10 accompany him back
10 that city. whore he says he will
prove the charges OF forgery
against him are false.
DE Limesay refuses 10 discuss his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
OREGON LEGISLATURE
WORKS OVERTIME

SALEM. Ore. Feb f3-ny L. r
-.lloth houses Of the legislature
broke the record BY working Friday
ulght until nearly midnight. Tbs
house adjourned and attended Ad
mission day exercises a. Eusene
today. where the state university 4
celebrating the fifiieth anniversary
Of Oregon statehood The senate
vas IN session today and killed the
last of the labor bills. a measure by
Senator alnRott. OF Tho Dalles. to
protect persons engaged Ia danger
onE occupations.