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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Miss Leiia Durch. a. the Faery
Child in THE Land q Hearts De-
Sire. quite capfixatad the audience
at the presentation 4 three piayieia
b. tire Nophomoren af the tniNer-
aity ~ Washington English depart
inent. In the gymnasium last might.
Miss Theresa prwstan's work an
Maire Bruia vac excellent Mr.. y.
NJ. padeifords efforts IA preparing
the cast returned ample resuits. and
the strange little folk lore story re-
cciycd a hearty welcome.
The other tNu pieces did not fare
40 sell Handicapped by rigorous
mechanical requirements and over
laden with mannicEucs. Frank ~.
FnulaarH naHuue n the 4eth CEN
fury, The spirit Of 1909" adopted
AZ the official Exposition play. was
presented Tor the first time. leading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

CLEVELAND. o.. March 90 six
persons we're injured. three seri.
ously. In a stampede ut the Majestic
theatre last night The panic was
started by fail Of plaster FROM
the ceiling, which struck several
men seated IN the orchestra circle.
Boys In tho gallery yelled Fire
and IN moment the theatre was In
an uproar
Officials OF the theatre tried "a
quiet the crowd. and the actors in
tho play. The Man From Shan.
ley" continued with the perform
ance. However. most OF the crowd
persisted In trying to reach exits
Many we're Knocked down aud
tramplod upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
EAsTLAkE PEOPLE ROAST HIN
FOR NOT FIGHTING FOR
BETTER CAR SERVICE.

The Eastlake Improvement club
vas oat for eouuellmanle blood lsst
night The councilman from that
district was roundiy scored by the
club members. and the organization
appointed a committee 20 promote
division OF the Seventh yard 70
that the North end may secure other
representation on the city council
A resolution condemning the ae-
ton 81 Councilman Revcile Ia OBJ
posing the Boulllon ordinance for
better street car service was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
PACIFIC AEROCRAM OUT

The fifst edition OF the Pacific
Aerogfam IL out And the dope"
lands In Seattle via the air currents
on the University OF Washington
campus, where the United Wireless
company has established It's alta.
ton
The new magazine Ii edited by
Frank Doig Every day nefoRfamA
win be received. piled up and
monthly the people OF the North.
west can digest them via the Pa.
cifie Aerogram magazine This II
a made IN Seattle publication and
promises aucceas. judging by It's
fret number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Salt Lake city--The legislature
viii adjourn today, and there are NO
signs Of the passage OF the local
option measures,
Waahlnaton--Adyices from Cen.
trial American countries are that
suit will be made FOR peace
Palermo, itaIy--Drapcd With the
Stars and Stripes. the coffin con
taining the body OF Joseph Petro.
aino. the detective assaasinated BY
the Black Hand. has been sent 90
New York city
Los Anueies--The special grand
jury has returned one Indictment 80
far but the name ls kept a secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
HARTMAN CONTROLS
CANADIAN PACIFIC

According 20 Stubs the Ameri.
oan roads get the lions share 81 the
traffic and the Canadian road has
10 be- appeaaed by an allowance 81
differcntlaln varying from 10 20 30
cents on the New York scale and
graded down a. applied to western
points
The first arrangement was be-
tween the Union Pacific. Canadian
Pacific. the panamn railroad and
the Southern Pacific Steamship
company ia 1897 at meeting here
Agreements were renewed AZ diff.
fer~nt times until 1903. according
90 Stubbe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
WANTS TO SELL LIVE
MOOSE TO THE CITY

While Opening the mayors mail
this morning 20 intercsps hllietsd oux
and bliiats De finance. Juan Stat.
tery got hold 81 one that made him
pause. Il Was a. follows
4 have In my possession ,.
months old female moose which
wtah 70 dispose Of have been In.
formed by a party from Seattle that
you might wish 70 purchase Tits
animal for park purposes y r.
thrifty and in good condition and
well domeagicated. and feeds well.
Ny price Ia $500. Edmonton II
YOU Wish TO purchase kindly let me
know at your early convenience and
obiiae NJ. ~ WEBB.
Edmonton. Alta"
The mayor referred Il 10 the park
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
EXPLOSION
IN MINE

EVANSVILLE, ind, March
2os--Forty men are reported 10
have been entombed In a mine
near Boonville, Ind, ~ 3 o'clock
this afternoon by an explosion.
Several Of the injured have
been rescued, but u 10 feared
the death llst will be heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
IlUs STUDENTS GIVE
INTERESTING SHOW

last nights BIN The production
showed lack of sufficient prepare
ton. Miss Bertha az Heada Lun-
din. the leading woman. read her
tines well Nelson Harrison. a. Ar
noia Duncan. the lover, was not 30
happy choice. The others were
fair
Aarred b. the sudden iilneaa u
FRED Angcvinc. cast as Prince Hal.
the Tavern scene from Henry Nv.
nevertheless WAS an excellent per-
Torrance. and It's success was a
distinct tribute 20 Mr.. padeiford's
ability ia coaching Shakespearcan
roles. Don Truebiood. originally as
signed as Poins. played Prince Hal
remarkably well. after only two
hours preparation. Joseph Barto.
as FniHtAff was enthusiastic but
very amatcuriHh. The minor charac-'
tiers were adequately presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
SCORES REVELLE

passed, and the following resolution
was adopted.
Whereas. The present car aerv
ice is inadequate to meet the do
mands: and
Whereas. The rapid growth OF
the Eastlake district demands an
increased service; now, therefore.
BE Il resolved. That q committee
81 three members be appointed 10
confer with Councilman Reyelie and
the Seattle. Aent0n e. Southern
Railway company regarding the
feasibility 81 said railway company
extending its line from Pine ST.
north into the Eastiake district 10
order 10 give an independent and
competing system Of street rail-
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
HAS The ABSOLUTE sAY.so
~ MATTER OF HANDLING
SHIPMENTS.

CHICAGO. March 20.-~I. c.
stubts. traffic director OF the Hhr
Timan system. AZ todsy's hearing
of the government suit 90 dissolve
an alleged combination Of western
railroads. gave testimony showing
that Hartman and bis associates
control not only the Union and
Southern Pacific railroads. but also
tho Canadian Pacific and the Pan.
anna railroads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
SENT TO PENITENTIARY

Phillip cgplin. convicted Of hav.
ms forced Harriet Carton. a stcnog
fapher, 20 steal $3.50 from Clark
Oiirien, local real estate dealer,
We today sentenced 20 hard labor
In the penitentiary for a term ~
not less than one nor more than
"A years
Capiin protested hla innocence
aud broke down. but Judge Morris
aternly reprimRndod him. stating
that he had, during tbs trial. con.
victed himself OF perjury before the
court, aud that he had been found
guilty Of grand larceny by Jury,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
CITY WILL NOT
FOOT the BILLS

The matter OF policing the
grounds OF the A.Y,-p. Is atm In the
air, the finance committee OF the
city council having yesterday de
cided not TO make an extra appro-
priation for policemen for the
grounds. Unless this action n
changed the exposition must be pc
Heed hy men from tho regular city
force The matter will again be uE
for further confederation next
"Wednesday mornlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
ON THE FRONT

El 1ti fEf az ~ 49, = - VA
The steamer Portland IN making
a rapid northern trip this time out
Arriving n Valdez March rs. the
vessel reached Seward early the
next day and proceeded e Seattle
THIS Is taken to mean that the
weather on the passage Is good. q .
the Portland IL not a bucker.
The Ohio tho vessel In which
General Grant said he s'rotlad
around the world" left Valdez for
seattle az ! a. M today with small
passenger list and general cargo
The Ohio has had a fast "trip so far
The Governor left san Francisco
last night az \ O'Clock. bringing 10
Seattle a general cargo containing
much Alaskan freight. which will
be transhippad az this port She
also carries large passenger list.
The French steamer Admiral CO.
ellie, which left Port Townsend with
lumber for Adelaide. was reported
by cable this morning as arriving
safely after an uncventful voyage
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
CONCERT TONIGHT

Under The auspices Of the Wash
inEton College OF Music. the Vie.
toriA male choir Of Victoria. d G..
viii give a concert Ia Arcade hall
this evening At slB O'Clock A. l.
Curtis viii preside al the organ
and w. 5. Warwicker will furnish
the piano accompaniment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
suspect Arrested.

With several dozen cans Of oys.
ters In his possession. John Burns.
la former employee OF the San Juan
Fish company. was arrested by Pa
trolmen Bell. Crandall and Farley
IN the companys warehouse on the
waterfront last night.
Several thefts from the same
place have been reported 20 the po-
lice. A watch was kept on the
warehouse and Burns was caught
The prisoner Is being held at the
city jail on a charge OF burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
CRY REAL ESTATE.


YOU
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80. n es.e 6ars.ss rsass - Up on
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$3.50 hi kensaa. slfhia tive
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Imprevsrneass a. and PAID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
BREAKS INTO SOCIETY

LONDON. March 20. - The
countess 81 granard. formerly Miss
Beatricr Mills of Nav York aud Cal
Ifornla. took her place today IN Lon
don society and politics. following
dinner which she gave last night
20 Premier Asqnith ana q number
Of prominent English and American
statesmen and diplomats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

JournAlsst Boosta Fair--wininm
~ Hampton. n former Seattle re-
porter. hut now employed ~
humorlst on y New York daily. has
written Secretary fandell ~ the
Chamber OF Commerce that ne
would be glad to secure the con-
rcntion af American Humorists for
Seattle this year. II possible. Mr.
Hampton states that he IL wearing
an A.-T.-P. pin, and suggests that
a supply DO sent him for distribu-
ton among journalistic clubs there
Street Cars Observation-Disclosures
master Russell win advertise for
bids. IN the near future. for mall
wagon 20 carry the pouches between
the central office and the univer-
sity station Heretofore the Seattle
Electric co. has been doing this on
the front platforms Of their cars,
but owing 20 the frequency or the
changes III the personnel ~ the
nnfnrmcn. they refuse 90 take any
further risk II is claimed by the
company that the mail ear now Ia
use cannot be used for this purpose
because OF Inability TO arrange
schedule.
To Reform Thief--Axei Myers
convicted OF burglary, was this
morning sentenced 60 serve term
In the Washington state reforma-
tory. Myers was found In a room
IN the Manhattan hotel In the act
OF rohbing a mans coat ana vest.
Was Costly Jag--Wullam Hanson.
former employe of che san Juan
Fishing and Picking company,
plead guilty 20 a charge OF burg
larry before superior Judge Morris
today. Hanson was found In the
conpany'a packing house late az
night. A sack, filled with canned
oysters was piled on the floor
Myers said he was drunk bat Judge
Morris sent him to the state re-
forinatory.
Popular Physician convalesoont--
Or. j. 4. Mason. the recently APP
pointed physician for the county
jail. has gone 20 san Diego on a
pleasure trip DR. Mason VIII make
the round trip on the steamer city
Of puohla ms an aid 70 conyalescence
from an operation he sustained re-
Gently for appendicitis.
Postmaster in Nav Role-Post-
master Russell. la the capacity of q
government official inspected the
site OF the lifo saving station 20 be
erected on Lake Washington this
morning, and arranged for letting
the contract for It's construction
VIII Receive Friends--The ladies
of the Federation Of the w. g. r. ".
have issued general Invitation to
their friends through The Star 70
attend u reception at the Y. NJ. g. a.
on Tuesday evening. March 81, from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

SAN FRANCISCO. March ga
suit for divorce, on the ground of
cruelty, was begun today by Mrs.
Frank Thompson. whose husband
- the son ~ The late Robert ".
Thompson. a prominent capitalist,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
JAP SU|TOR
FLEES THE
SCENE:
GIRLS MOTHER SAYS
SHE KNOWS WHERE
AOKI is HIDING
Girl Says She Win Study
Question of Mixed
Races.

cORTE MADEIRA. Cal. March
20 While the town OF Corta Ma.
dena n bnbbilnE over with gossip
about the engagement of Helen
GLADYS Emery. the daughter OF
Archdeacon Emery. uf the Hpiaoo.
pal diocese Of California. 10 wed
GunEiro Aoki. there IL a growing
belief here today that the Japanese
has fled from the ken Of hia fianoe
and her mother.
When interviewed regarding the
sumoT. Mrs. Emery denied knowing
the whereabouts Of Aolti. but under
questioning admitted that she
knew whore he IL. but refused 10
indicate the abiding place ~ the
Japanese. She added that re-.
quests for information concerning
Aoki must be made TO Aoki's
brother.
Nelshhors interested.
Judging from the rumors that arr
current here. Mas Helen GLADYS
Emery will not be left unaiaturhod
should she receive Waits from hor
Japanese aniJor X Is opeuly hint
ed that hrickbAtn will fiy and tar
and feathers be applied should Aohl
set foot IN Corta MADEIRA II n
aasa to say that the couple would
be ehAfivafied loudly and siren
uuuaiy.
While admitting her engagement
and declaring thar desoriion ~
friends aud social banning will not
deter her from marrying him. Mas
Emery has declared that she win
not we'd Aoki until abe has had an
opportunity 10 decide whether Il Il
right for tho Caucasian and Oricn.
tai races a. mix Miss Emery aaid
that she would Study ths problem
for herself. asay from publicity.
and Il ~ stated that she Intends
10 visit Japan 10 study her pros
p~etive husbands people on their
uative heath.
Backed BY Mother.
A. the affair stands nos. Sgiss
Kmery - being supported in her IN
tsnsian ~ her mother. opposed BY
her father and Stunned b. her for,
nuf acquaintance There 10 no
nFoep~ss ~ Immediate marriage, Ar-
eufsiinK 10 the Youn woman. who
Gays that theY originally Intended
e. walt five years before marrying.
and wlil aahera % THAT Intention
Mrs Emery and hef Daughter pro-
fees Indignation over the intsrfcr-
snee u neishbars and the press
with their family affairs. Mrs
Emery declared that America had
license not liberty. and that the
California Law aRainst the intormar-
rtmRs ~ a Waite with an Oriental
waa unjust and an sasra9a."
Sorry for Public.
Size concluded BY saying that she
sea surry for the public. which n
'eowardiy.- and that she would not
BE Epided by the wiil II the mob p
Miss Emery added that. although
ef1s disapFroyed II me union 81 a
~hiie with a nesra. she vas study
ing the conditions attendant en- the
marriage ~ a white and an Ansatie
she said waa yet - be proved
to her that Aokts llfs was not pure
ard clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

5 &c 10. The reception Is IN honor
OF the state executive.
Are in Need OF Aid-The family
OF II. chenowith, living AZ Dewatto,
have lost their home by fire. and
an appeal for aid in the way OF
clothing and money is requested hy
their neAwhbors. who have done what
they were able. but who could not
entirely care FOR the needy family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Word has been received at the
Chamber OF Commerce that the
city Of San Francisco has appro-
printcd the sum OF $4,000 for the
purpose % exploiting the advan-
tages 81 Frisco a. "a business center.
the money 70 be used az the A.~Y.-p.
~ this summer. Most OF the adj
vertlsing viii be in the form af
booklets wih pictures OF the larR-
nat hulldInga erected since the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
MfLLfONAERE'S WIFE
SUES FOR DIVORCE

formerly Of Portland. Ore. The lat
ter died about 4 year ago. leaving
an estate valued at sk.0oa.o00. Of
which an undivided one eighth Ia
now owned BY his son Frank The
Thompsons were married here in
1881. but soon went TO Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

.s-sa-s--a-s.-a--
NNesninH hamse ft feafnn ernifsl tage
tlilu or Maia - tws hlaFhs ffaEi 40
pat IN khs huafiisE estq ~ Aaa -
HfaYa haftsF F@nalatiHa ft.4N4. va
transient trade Hnr arse lHhhf. 4ns
rrst 80 sir office iu cnunettien.
aplsuaia fnaaes faf she fiEat party
o9nsf sants e g. east fhres feef
iesss % tuffafns Price 81 4et 80 a.
dress waiter Mstsi Fennaa. heaaie -
Wash Hft
snlssNHr NfumE nAnUAtN
Only store IA asaa tesAiitf Seine taA
go q year huN4ese# gast wNF~a ssf@ps
strmnt teta nam tagsaina &ew atue 4.
wMa nrfares team 4fe Ahauf e. enH
a. nhas the usetssaiefs saY ~ fhis
mans tusin~as snd 80 fsAs1p ~ seftf
Afri.Erox fNvEsTaENr CORP TIA
white Hi1a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Secretary OF the Interior Richard
A. Ballinger Of this city. has pur-
chased Roswell" "A strong bay sad
die horse, formerly owned and rid
den by President Roosevelt. for his
personal uae while In Washington,
ID G. Secretary Ballinger was out
on his new mount for the first time
IN public yesterday, and attracted
considerable attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
VANCOUVER, B.C.--S1

Princess Royal" from Pier "A,
10 y. m. except Tuesday: incom
parahly the best on the route
Phones 200. @es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
The Buy of the Season

Modern t-fooHn rnttass. fHo lets. nice.
" snpraFed. all assessment paid close
- ear. . eAniee little hens e. see 44as
cash. balance n Hgit. McAilisfer. ead
aeffdiau e@f lins. Phone oraeu Ti
fa.7e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
Headquarters for
North End Cottages,
Houses and Lots

on EAAY TERMS PLENTY oF
sAg.EhMEN 70 WAIT on rot A
FEW SNAPS
Twe-reeu eotsaxs and boz. tsss. 80
cash
rhres-reou eostass and lot. 81 go.
TERMS
Faar-reon nofsru. sft9a terms
terms
Fige-rpofn uiodsrn cottage ana lot,
81. 1te. tarnse
N4x to0zas and farnitGrs. on lai Ea2faa
corner. graded street rents far sft.
ttsGfe tarFas 81 Gahsn n@pn.
Aevsn+Feam mandern, on rhtnmNY Az
car. Furnaces. s@4rrsts baeamaaf. ~ see
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

ENTTE ~ = ~ T"VI "
fuause fi4i uAauf9Ffuffaa tntnlnE. eiL
SO ana faltsay stock and bad isenes
basla Fameai Graham a Co Hsiiias
flfoEsfa a. kasFafaent 81. Montreal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

HOUSES AND COTTAGES puffx
AND SOLD Or IksTALLMHNTa
j " HDLTDN
ST MAHioS BLDo' MAIN apss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Dance tonight Saturday at
Leschl Park pavilion. Gentlemen.
Soc ladies. free. s%'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

neat iaragian ard largest netsl en
i.ase etssss@s ~ sai 49, n
% a1snrasY. ef address nes ttt iuss
Ank@sea' MAsh
gSgparAsTINI nFafNKsa 0rFpW.
TtNfTr Tor uFa - sslifus setiiir Vac
uufn cleaners - al Faflassss clothes
washers eisrsfie. asnd aNf nafesrf sifes
s.,s ss.lsss sna eshs. ss,.ss a ,.. ~,
pat o1t ~ aH~ eeAesfn. orb tanaesate
rsettaI Required 4a esfahlish reufssie
aaet AttFaettxe prapositipn effered =
Yrafn Head adv assarany Ev~nier Post
II Mmrah ~ who's can Yea aar Al.
dress RAiea Manager. keaier NAnafAetgf'
inx CO, rsiisasiphias -
rAPrTkI. rf'RNfHHED
fuauss Ffai usasafsstufias. tninlns. Oh
So ara raitsag storh and bad issaas
ssid direct q Investors easu1..iss.ae
eaNIs Eamesi Graham Go Heiiiaf
nroEsrs. ~ aasFaaasni Sc. Montreal
CaaAda
yon SALE . trade p. ,''y rs.l =. =,
hraasa fina iaratien always fuii, dandY
hmrHain. rhcns ssh ISIS
gor HrirM well larAi.A wsarsry mefs
ia arewinr district 1eins t&ee per days
iau rent Irfs E-Foe1 suite Per par.
iicniars cali Ind. I. sses ie-sF
otasses. via en- ahsoiuts ssaraase.
YOUR oFTfcfAN.
A n WETzEi OFH y.
sas rsepis's mask BidE, sne an Pike
Fes aaia--cfsautna. pressing ard dfs-
fnm pari5rs tua Hne furnished living
rpous sggf trade flt+ Apply q
DwnMr f1t8 Ballard az. ballard a9ft
Per sale AZ bargain, one three en-
Frnnrh range. one steam table ems NAA
plata Inquire Monarch hestAptnnt
rsstrf Az 1871
VIII saN my business. runsiafinH n
nsp ard asagad bad goods. very cheap
AZ knnas reason fof ssilinE. Phone White
aft 18Th
A gasd millinery business for sais
cheap. on Main 81. Aanfee. wash In
1u4ra Charles FHusfstl, phone Main iAa
Mnnr@a. wash -lRrats "A
wanted - sell palns ahop. Wsth aleNE
nrtures ana teeia. IN good location
phone A ts1t ie-fa
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$3.50 EACH

Sc asen ara . pr msufh Deed
Watur sFsiera
TAKE Faunsgeruy rerN ear zee Of a.
0rewnwaAa asatlen
= UDopFElt4Ow a SOMA
al Bailey mag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20
CLAIMS MILLIONAIRE
HUSBAND INCOMPETENT

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. !
) March 20 Alleging that her /
} husband. Stanley Mccormick. ,
son Of the late Cyrus MeCor. ,
mick. head Of the reaper trust. ,
IN mentally incompetent. and /
asking that guardians be ap- I
; pointed 10 handle his SO. 0oo, /
coo estate. Mrs Katherine d. /
; Mccormick appeared to-day a. /
a petitioner before the superior !
court hore.
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An unreIlahIs Dog

Come right on la. samho" the
you. You know barking dog never
bites"
sure. boss. Al knows dat /" replied
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Woman's Musical ciub--The reg
ulnr meatlnR Il ths Woman's Musi-
at 2 30 o'clock IN the afternoon. Mrs.
A. u. Stewart will read a paper or
composition ~ this meeting
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-20

Harry Williams. laborcr. came
b. Seattle two weeks ago with ti26
Last night he was arrested by
pntroimen Rooney and F'ollrich be.
cause he stopped several persons on
MaAhlngton ~. and requested a
small loan from each Williams de-
nied that he WAS guilty ~ hegEing
Police Judge Gordon imposed a SEN.
tence 81 80 days on the chain gang