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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
Miss PIynan Honor Guest.

number of her friends gave a masquer-
AIDE party last evening at the nurses
home al Cook Hospital. Dancing and
other amusements were the diversions
Of the evening and tempting refresh
nients we're served. The guests were
Misses Fay MarstelleT, Roma Klern,
Ethel Prickett, Grace McEIfresh, Bes-
sic Hennen, Evelyn Brill, Leila Gran,
Jessie Robinson, Oslo Kennedy, Char
lotte Wheeler, Iva Slawter, Carrie
Tenant and Laura Nutter, Messrs.
Jay Mitchell Lloyd Russell, Fay
Amos. Ward Downs, Ray Hunter, Ell
BOnpelle, Jake Allstetter, Walter
Ienks, ]. %. kirkpatrick, Karl Lowe,
Jesse Lynch and George Gurlock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29

Mrs. e. 8. Amos entertained her
Sunday School class. the Philathea
class of tine First Baptist Sunday
School last evening at her home on
Locust avenue. I Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Amos was hostess to tle Wo
mans Mission Circle OF the First Bap-
tist Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29

Mrs~Allle Raymond and Mrs, Cora
Bishop will entertain the H. o. G. this
evening at q Halloween party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
Mannington

MattNINGT0N
Miss Eva Odell Fletcher came ue.
from Fairmont yesterday to spend b
daY with Miss Flora Koen. While here
Miss Fletcher was taken very III, but
soon recovered 10 as to be able to re-
turn to ner home in the evening.
]. r. Howard, of Pittsburg, Is a
business visitor in town this morning.
H. N. Ogden and Harry Smith, Of
Fairmont, were visitors here yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WeibleS-eFPine
Grove, are guests OF the former's-pa-
rents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.. T. Wei.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Ice Lave return
ed to their home in Middleton, Ind,
after a pleasant visit here with rela-
tfves.
j. G. Straight, of BarraSkville, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. F. r. Stewart, Mrs. @. Wen.
dell and sister were among the ,yHT-
tors IN Fairmont yesterday.
guest, Miss Sanford of Rochester, N.
Y, and Miss Daisy Flowers were
visitors yesterday.
B. B. Warder was a Fairmont yisi.
tor yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Butler is home from a
visit with relatives in Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Burt oil Co.'s New Well Producing go
Barrels Per Hour.
The new strike of the Burt Oil Com
pany on the B. Wells farm on State
Fork, which started at the rate of L.
0H0 barrels per day from the 80 foot
sand, is reported to be holding up at
80 barrels per hour. This well opens
up a new 80 foot pool and win make
many operations in the immediate VI
cinity. Several new locations have al
ready ben made to be drilled imme.
dIately.
First +. and NJ. street Car Enters
/ Over New Route.
The three o'clock car from Fair.
mont over the F. and NJ. line came in
over the Ciarksburg street route as
far as the corner OF Peasants street
YESTERDAY.
When the work of Strengthening the
Clarksburg street bridge Is completed
it will be but a short time when the
cars will run regular I'VE this route
to Market street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-29
UNDER Newt
MANAGEMENT
81. q. LlSTgoF WHEELING.
WILLa2TAKE CHARGE or
MAMLEX HOTEL

WHEELING. w. va, Oct 29s@Mrs,
Il d. 6. List and daughter Miss Eliza-
beth left here yesterday for Fatrmont
where Mrs List will assume charge
OF the Man1ey Hotel. Mrs. List has
Tor number Of years had chaTgefor
Il Tsoch Lynn Hotel at Mt. Lake Park
and formerly ran the Stratford Springs
Hotel In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
1Y RoYAL NJ RAYMoNp.

That the aeht for the antlraco
track gambling bill is already won
was the consensus Of the opinion
of the speakers at yesterdays mass
meeting At the Grand opera house.
hut Ole Hauson'a vigorous reply
% the most trenchant aud practical
thlng said Ia the meeting leaves
thuukbtfnl men IN doubt Some
kind ~ bill viii undoubtedly pass
but viii Il be effectlveg
Judge nurkeh forceful statement
was this The effectiveness Of .
law depends. not upon the severity
Of the punishment, bot lta certain.
~" He stated that there was more
larceny IN England ehon the steal
Ing ~ 20 shlilluEN wan punishable
ny death than when the penalty
WA imprisonment, that there was
more smuggling when Il was q cap.
ilal oneuso than when Il was pun.
iahea by a less drastic sentence.
Mhy3l Because courts would hest.
tate q impose ao severe a sen.
teiFp, land he law became q dead
letter very largely
fhiR ia the principle here in.
VOWED. II the anu.raco track bin
makes gambling q felony n will be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
OPPOSITION
TO N|EICS
GROWS
bAKK HORSE RUMORS
ARE HEARD ON
\ ALL SIDES.
Yakima Man VIII Not
Have Smooth Sailing
AS Expected.
nv r. \ DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan. s-ry Z. PA
oeSrong uaaercarreut q opposition
hns developed against 4. o.
MelKs. Of Yakima. Who claims 20
have eS votes signed 10 stay BY
hin until the last ballot Is counted
= The speakcFship fight This
naorniur dark horse" rumors we're
numerous and persistent and mum.
hled charges against MeiRs could
be- heard wheuever two or three
legislators gathered together. Jack
son. OF klnE. and Macarthur. Of Spo-
kane. are supposed 10 be the men
eorth watching. but Just what they
have got is hard TO see.
The big crowd that came In last
ulghg showed 10 detection from
Melgs. and the stories 81 his ALI.
~ance with the Royal Arch were de-
MED on all sides. Meigs' friends
assert that these charges are ah.
saFd. and that there cannot be- pro.
duced a single shred u proof 10
subslantiAtf them.
Senator Ruth has clear sailing
for TIE presidency of the senate
should Lieut. Gov. Hay be called
upon 60 act AZ governor during the
session. Hutchiason'x claims were
never considered seriously. and the
fact that be formally withdrew
from the contest ienas nothing but
humor to the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09

sudden call out o. the state on bus.
lneaa
The people realise All this They
know that n broken faith II paid
Zoe In patronage. the Jobs must b.
federal, not state For Oregon hnA
the recall. AZ well as the direct
primary. aud the mar who breaks
his promise II politically dead
mar Ia this state.
While the machine II clamoring
Tor the election 81 Fulton. there IL
a possibility that neither Chamber.
lain nor Fulton Wlii be- the next
Nnited States senator frum Oregon.
Harvey " Scott editor ~ the
Portland OrrEuuian. Who has been
urging legislators 10 disregard their
pledges. and r. ~ wilcox. flour
kiag " the Northwest are regarded
Aa dark horse candidates. between
whom the maehine wiii choose ia
case Chamberlain can BE- defeated
aad q IL found "inexpedieut" %
elect fulton
The Fulton camp is typical o.
an energetic. hitter campaign Yet
Fulton is fghting % material "a
sefAary. lie i pitted against fhe
VIII u tao people That ls al
Chamberlain Il offering absolutely
no resistance 10 The machine
he IL waiting 50 are the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
RAYMOND APPLAUDS
BURKE'S SUGGESTION

difficult To secure a jury 81 send
q man % the penlientiarY II the
punishment ia fine and county
jail sentence. We may De reasonably
sure Of a conviction 10 each case
whore the evidence iH conclusive.
Jurlea here hesitate % brand a
man "Folon"
20 illustrate practically with
Missouri making gambling a mia
demeanor. aud Kansas felony.
the gamblers flockod from the
former state 20 the latter Why
Because they feared the certainty
Of the le6n severe punishment ln
Missouri more than they did the
drastic pcaalty IN Kansas. which
feW luriea would infllct
Two 81 the speakers yesterday
Insisted that The present Law vas
sufficient II only Il could be- On.
forced. but neither told ua why u
could not n ~ largely because II
mahea gambling a felony. and IL is
the very difficulty Of getting such
a verdict from a jury which stands
ia iia way by al means. lot
Judge hufks'a sane suggestion BE-
giyen heed. Gik years ago BE- gave
tho same warning when lhe pres.
eat Law was enacted To-day We
reap the penalty Of our impetuouA
disregard Of sane counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
MEARS is A HUMAN
SNOWFALL

The theory that a rolling stone
gathers no moss has been upset.
The man who did Il Is W A.
Mears. secretary Of the transporta-
ton bureau Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. Mr. Mears has
physique that Is the envy o. every
transportation man.
Yesterday afternoon after lunch
81 the Lincoln he started back 70
bis office. All went well until be
reached the Marion a. grade az
Fourth av. where be fell Mr.
Mears is . portly man. and Il was
a hard fall Sir Mears then relied
he couldn't help H. with each
revolution q new crust Of snow
plasiered him
To make a long story short Roy
Hadley. assistant secretary of the
Chamber. who Is alleged 10 have
witnessed the holy roller perform
ance. states that two feet and
bald dome could BE- seen with a
glass
Mr. Acars now takes the cars
down Madison st.. being somewhat
particular on the matter OF trans
portation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
WOMAN JAILED
FOR CONTEMPT

Mrs. Sarah Brewer, who was
brought into court this morning on
bench warrant issued by Judge
Frater. directing the sheriff OF
Thursiou county 10 bring her into
court on an order for contempt,
was committed 10 the county iaii
this morning by the court, on &C
count Of her repeated defiance Of
the courts orders.
When told by Judge Frater that
her iz.year-old son. Harold. would
have 20 be left In the custody d
his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson. Of Olympia. Mrs. Brewer
retorted 10 the Judge that his court
was very rotten" and that she
did not propose TO abide By It's de-
ciHion.
Mrs Brewer secured a divorce
from her husband several years
ago. and was awarded the custody
Of their three children, two OF
whom have since lived with their
father Last summer. upon a pc
tition showing that the third child
was not receiving proper care. the
court directed that n be given into
the custody Of Mr.. and Ars Peter
son. Of Olympia. A few days ago
Mira. Brewer wcnt 70 Olympia and
got the child. and has since kept
him ia hiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
WILL REVIVE
The Fight
GAME
SEATTLE AND TACOMA SPORTS
ARE ORGANIZING FOR sEv.
ERAL BIC EVENTS.

TACOMA. Jan. s.~-By q. PHI
She plans ~ the Twin City Athletic
club. organized today hy Tacoma
aud Seattle sporting men. material
lac. this city may become a rival
u san francisco and Los Angeles
for pugillrtsc attractions.
The promoters ~ the enterprise
announced today that preliminary
negotiations have been opened look
ins % the arranging % ffHhta be
tween Stanley ksfchni. Middle
Neight champion. and Sam Lang
ford, the negro wonder, and niso
for the much talked % match b.
gaeen Or Roller Of Seattle and big
Al Kaufman 81 san Francisco.
IAheral Inducements. Il 10 said
have bern offered this galaxy Of
pusiiistic elafa 20 appear la The rlns
here. No replies have yet been r.
ceiVed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
ARE HOT ON
TRAIL OF
TEDDY
HOUSE PASSES A RESOLUTION
TO INVESTIGATE CERTAIN
APPROPRIATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. SPY U.
p -fu carrying on The fight IN ths
house - Representatives AKatn@s
freNidenf Roosevelt IN eonneetian
with bis alleged insult % congress.
Representative Tawney to-day ln-
treducea a resolution providing FOR
the appointment ~ select COM
mifire ~ i've to inquire into she
question: ~ appropriations faf the
government SECRET services
The resolution was promptly pass.
-. Indicating 3 Gisposisien On ere
Iart Il fhe majority % take ad-
vantage n every opportunity To ~
huke the president f8r intlmatin9
that certain meuiseFs % congress
nsea watching ~ secret service de-
tsegiYea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
WILL NOT TAKE
NOTICE OF
REBUKE

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--By u.
President Roosevelt infimRfed
today that be would take 20 public
notice u the rebuke Administered
him yesterday BY congress
To copEresamen who called on
him today be stated that be- was
willing 81 leave the whole contfo.
yersy growing out ~ hts alleged
insult q congress and his actlop
Ia connection with The absorption
% the Tennessee Iron company b.
the United States steel Corpora.
ton 80 The judgment of the people
lie added that he bore no malice
toward any Of The congressman or
senators who voted IN favor Of the
rehuke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
WITNESSES IN HAMS
CASE DISAGREE

FLUSHING. I. d. Jan e.~Dy a..
T. The trial o. Thornton Jenkins
Hsina. who Il being tried Tor com-
pheity IN the killing of william
Annia BY HIS brother. Captain Peter
hAlua. was uniutefeafinE today
Harry sleth warden ~ the Wash-
ington county lar. and Detective
faiion "a rebuttai eoniradicted At
torneys Mcintyre and Shay. counsel
for the defense. who swurc that a
certain Interview with the captain
had taken place az the coronera in
quest Tho aay was devoted 10
unlnterestinK evidence given ~ the
states Witnesses In rebuttAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
NEW ELECTION is
ORDERED

BECAUSE % fraudulent voting. the
international Union % shlngie
WeaFcFa has ordered reelection
- h~fheld on January "a The an.
nual election u officers was held
throughout the country on Novem.
Der IS. The ballots we're counted
iast week AZ the annual convention
In Olympia The election commit.
Tee wMeafihNd several Instances Of
stuffed ballots. many votes being
cast In sNress u the DELEGATED vote
with deliberate intent 10 dcfgand
Thia vas reported % the couven
ton. which ordered a reelection
Meanwhile q nrown will hold
over as president and Donald Me.
Has AZ secretary.
Hy the election which Is now held
invalid Frank Baker 81 Mllltnwn
vas named president By a larke na.
jority. and Earnest Marsh ~ Nv.
erett secretary with but one vote
majority over " =. Willis Of 10.
qulain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
SENATOR FORAKER TO
TALK TUESDAY

WARRINGTON. Jan e.--ny a. =.
Senator Foraker announced la the
senate today that he had decided a.
postpone until Tuesday the speech
h. had Intended 10 deliver Monday
on the controversy involving the
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
IDAHO STAGE COACH
DAYS ARE OVER

BOISE. Idaho. Jar. s-I3y T.. p.
The stage coach days In southern
Idaho are about az an end. for with
ia a few DAYS the BegEs Stage Co.
will be operating automobiles over
the ground formerly covered by the
That company controls
practically all the stage lines IN this
part Of the state II has placed an
order Tor several heavy machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
TILLMAN IS
TO REPLY
RED HOT
GREATLY PERTURBED
OVER CHARGES OF
ROOSEVELT.
VIII Show He has Never
Been Guilty of Doing
Unlawful Acts.

WAsHlNGTON. Jan. by Z. p.
United States Senator Ben Tiil.
man announced today that he Is
fully prepared TO make a detailed
reply 20 President Rooseveita ac.
cuaatlon that through the efforts
Of secret service agents il was
learned that in his capacity az sen
ator he was connected with an al.
legged isnd graft tn Oregon
Iillman was apparently greatly
perturbed today while discussing
the statement made public By the
chief executive. In hiH most fiery
way, he declared he would on Mon.
day take the floor Of the senate
and explain his every action in con
neotion with the land deal referred
70 BY the president
"it's q serious matter for a
president Of the United States
40 attack the honor Of . aena.
tor" said Tlllman IN discussing
the latest polltlesi scandal.
I'm explaining my position In this
Instance. shall proceed slowly and
give the subject the careful con.
gideration II deserves. | Will show
that none Of my acts were uniaw-
fui. | shall prove 70 the country
that President Roosevelt has made
serious mistake. do not fear
the outcome.
Senator Tiliran does not at.
torpt 20 deny the authenticity
Of the letters that President
Roosevelt ssys passed between
the senator and certain land
agents IN Oregon. he says he
Will be able 70 explain them 20
the satisfaction Of anybody In
terested IN the matter.
The southern senator added a
new sensation 20 the controversy
today by announcing that certain
letters that would aid him In ex.
planning biz position had myster.
iouEiy disappeared from his desk.
fie does not charge anybody with
taking them. simply stating that
they had disappeared
My secretary IL a reliable man
be said. lie assures me that be
placed them In a pigeon hole In
the desk last spring and never took
them out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
STORM BREAKS
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Jan. s.-HY q. p
The severe storm raging over this
section Ter the past werk 10 mod
Grating today FROM all sections
come reports that me cold wave
is broken. Snow 10 falling. but tho
temperature g. gradually rising
Street. cars 10 this city are today he
tax operated an schedule. the first
time for three days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
ATTORNEY RETRACTS
CHARGES OF FRAUD

AZ the hearing Of the case ~ 8.
r. bradbury against the Seattle.
Tacoma Short Line co before Judge
Morris yesterday afternoon, George
g. Congdon, appearing for a mum.
Der ~ petitioners IN Intervention.
stated TO the court his desire %
withdraw charges 81 fraud against
G. r Mnckler. which had been con
tained In his original petition. he
said that further investigation bad
shown Muckler 10 be gulltleas.
A final hearing IN the receiver.
ship case was set for next Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09

can spell nothing but rank tFeaeh-
cry.
state Senator Beech has docu.
menfa which are 70 be ahown "un
der cover" 70 certain of the peoples
after the Oregon
legislature meets This statement
Is made b. Beech himself
Charges Made.
The charge has been openly made
that certain Statement No / men
have been bought With corporation
money 20 boost Fulton into the
United States senate u Ia not be
lieved that actual cash has Br-sn
spent. but that the machine Is deal.
ing in Jobs"
One man says be was offered the
position 81 postmaster al Portland
By someone interested in procuring
the election OF Fulton Salary, &C.
900 a year.
Another Representative elected
on Statement No. : declares that
he was asked 20 wipe out every
vestiRe Of his political honor by
rcDudlaiing his pledge land the
price was 20 be- another federal Job
az 5000 = year
Fulton's leader, Beech, says that
there are enough votes "iined Up"
20 beat Chamberlain. II he ls not
lying, this means that eight legis-
issors stand ready 10 betrsy their
trust.
II II In found impossible 10 secure
enough traitors 20 openly avow
their shame and line uD with Ful.
ton. the ring may stlli deadlock
action b. reslgnatlons, sickness OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09

seeks 70 betray the people o.
Oregon.
AZ late az December 2f. State
Senator c. s. Beech az Portland.
Fuiton's agent ancna the members
cf the state house ard senate. de-
clared that ne received a lengthy
communication from hitchcock.
Beech haa made tire statement
that Hitchcock ~as with them right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
POLITICAL TREACHERY
THREATENS OREGON


tCcncfu0ec-f
polls again and declared a. their
chcice their governor. George +
Chamberlain. . democrat. 20 sue.
ceoa Charles W. Faltun. machine
Republican And this In 4 state
overwhelmingly republican,
II vas a sad business for FSii.
ton. II was. and Is disagyecahle
business for the legislature Il was
this--she disagreeabie featuFe--that
gave Fulton bis one desperate
= hAnce
Pledges Must Be Broker.
Ths figures offered nothing else.
Ana 20 the WORKOUT gears ~ =
baHly demoralixed marhine-the
future complexion of the United
States senate. threatening the 20
iltical safety Of many IN that august
BODY vho have been incidentally
dominated Ia their acts BY corpoT-
attain Influence.
Il has been said and printed re-
@tediy that some Of the powrT q
txa machine which dominates AZ
fairs AZ the national capital has
hem At work 10 strange what prom
ised tn,f~ a successful attempt ia
ESTABLISH she docsrine % the free
hallek-
~ Taft Repadiates-
Openly Taft has repuoistsd tire
aisgrseefui attempt 20 seat Fulton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
FAv0RS JOINT
SWITCHBOARD

The people 81 Seattle have a
right 20 demand = Uniform teies
phone service. and they shall have
ltfiti Is Ia any way possible. said
Superintendent ~ Public Utilities
a. " noaillon thiE morning The
independent company has offered
20 furnish the joint Switchboard
and % pay the cost ~ its mainte
nance IN the Bell company VIII
connect With h. and that company
win b. Invited - accept this prop.
aaltiun. n Il refuses aa Il has
done previously. the city viii take
action IN the matter IN the best
way Il IL able
We are nov engaged iu collect
ing data from the business end ~
the situation. and letters are being
sent tO the two companies request.
Ing information along these lines
Mr. Boaiilon appears % mean
business He has had the trie.
phone situation on hiB mind Tor
some III me. aud The more he iaveati
gates the more Objectionable and
waataful the present dual system
seems TO him Il b. nov necessary
for every important office. civil.
professional and commercial. % pay
monthly bills 10 two telephone com
pauies for the same advantages
that one system would furnish.
Mr.. Bouillon has requested Of
Corporation Counsel Scott Calhoun
an opinion aa 10 whether under
the charter 81 Washington. Il IL
not possible 10 force The compa.
nies 30 connect their swilchboarda.
bat has ne yet received no definite
Information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
PAYS RESPECTS TO
LATE SENATOR

WASHINGTON, Jan. by L Y.
The senate today paid tribute 10
the memory 81 the late Redneld
Proctor. who waa . member Of The
upper house for Il years. Spleen.
aid culngies q the llfe and career
81 tho Vermont statesman were Of.
Tered b members on both sides 81
the political aisle Al she conciu-
sion OF tho ceremonies the senate.
as = further marx % respect. sd-
fourued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
WEEKLY BANK srATEMENr.

WEtFLY BANK bThF EWtWF.
NEW YORK. Jan . BY q. P.--
The weekly statement u The Assoc
elated Banks issued today. shows
the following changes
Reserve on al deposits. increase,
ai.73g. $50. reserve on depoaita 9th.
ef than United States. increase. a.
7fO.450. loans. increase. tz1.sf5. 900.
specie. increase. 81. 508 800. legal
tender. increase. 81. e02 800. depos-
Ga. increase. fg7.4s2, 200. clroula.
ton. decrease. aI0g, 100. Total
loans. 1897 .035. 700.
The surplus Of the banks Is s1fr
s90.760 a. against SOL ,0s4 .050 Last
year and $3.50 700 two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09

A. Great Falls. Mont. a brick
chimney TSts feet In diameter at
the base and SO feet 2 inches at
the top. which - Sos feet from the
ground. has been completed 20
carry away the fumes OF a smelt.
iuK works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09

VANCOUVER n g.. Jan BY
{. F--Thcro is no change n wealth
NJ conditions thraughout British Coz
iumhia. SNOW a falling az All points
ard che cold wave q causing murh
suffering IN this city there has
been q te-inch fan ~ snow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
THAW CASE
UP AGAIN

Mrs William TIA appeared today
on a writ o. habeas corpus before
che c0urs 20 secure a new hearing
before the lunacy commission for
her son. Harry X Thaw Attorney
McorchauHer argued that the case
be tried IN Duchess county
The court viii hand down q de-
cision next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
NIGHT RIDERS ARE
SENTENCED TO HANG

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. BY T..
P.--Judge Jones today sentenced
ak 81 the convicted Might Riders
"a hang February ~. and two 81
them g. serve go years each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-09
GATHERINGS on vIsIT.

PORT SAID. Jan. ? BY A.. p
TIE haftiashipH Nebraska and Hhada
Island iaft today for Mnfsfiiies. and
the battieship ohio o. going 10
0reece. The vessels SIN remaining
~ Port said wlil N1nn bf Cnaled arid
Alu ahnFllY NekIn D anflna 81 Wan.