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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
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Ter. llnoerbanolingerne i AuleOniug
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fre0sl tilleuoe &elulta. Set lfal pGre
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oell norl fe @egierings &cprelenta1t
at crbpcrpe &abelen paa l9roeles
gluuitige @iltoar. &abelen oripes alt
lao berefter for Sen norlfc % oel1
oonlfe MegjeringS &egning,
&oar fct er III
mart oilll1ttet, % 6iiferl1e bcgpnocr
at penoc tiltnge fra Oct. ltobpttct CT
gicnuc!ngoaenoe oaarlig, iOct 6iitet
sen heolte Sio blep binoret lt9rft ri
ooorlig Seir. Der bleu filtet for I
a 500 &roner pr. 8aab, men mango
bar fife iiifet for mere el,o 800 &rp.
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ltprt, blir Iortienei item for mango ol'
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@aa0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
IS
ACCUSED BY A
YOUNG WOMAN
Patrolman Richardson Dis
missed From Force for
Attempted Assault I
While on Duty.

Pafroiman }. H. Richardson was
last night dismissed from the police
force by Chief Ward. for hugEinf
and kissing Miss Hazel Davis. 1910
Lakeside ay. against her Will.
SMILE on duty last Sunday night
According 20 Mias Davis. the Of
fenev waa much more serious. and
she tells n eIrrmmNtantiai account
81 the matter which would seem 10
justify legal proceedings against
the cs.polieemhn IN substance.
Aiiss Davis story IL that Richard.
son attempted q criminal assault
aud WAS only prevented By her re-.
sisianee and screams
Richardson boarded Madrona
park ear sunday nlght and found
Miss Davis and two Kirl friends In
nocently banisrinK with the con.
durtor Fhe conductor jokingly
called upon the policeman 10 arrest
Miss Davis and. ~ she VAS n dan.
Serious criminal 20 put the band.
cuffs on her Richardson did 80.
Miss Davis submitting IN the spirit
of the Joke When Il came time 10
remove che handouts Richardson
said bis kcy was IN the patrol boz
ss.-saaa4sasssaasssssa 'ssa7lsa-as.--r-s--
fContinued on Page Three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
BIG CATHOLIC BAZAAR Is
OPENED AT MAMMOTH RINK

This Mammoth skating rink wss a
scene 81 splcndor last MIGHT when
the Catholic carnival bazaar was
formally opened The huge hnii was
arslstleary decorated foF lhe affair.
pretty Firls clcveriy oos,nmed. at
tended the booths an excellent
musical proTram was rendered. ad-
dresses we're made hy seat,le's most
prominent clergy and professional
men. and wfghai the success II the
opening was glowing tribute 60
the financial endeavors ~ Father }.
r. o.nrien and his scores % as-
alstants
Long before Wagner band played
the opening overture the halt had
been decorated aith varleolarcd
streamcra ln light blues and yrl-
lows. the booths had been nrtiHticai-
81 dressed IN the national coiurs ~
the countries they represented.
thousands at colurcd electric lights.
concealed in huge poupirs, ranged ~
Intervals about the halt and crowds
aurRed here and there making pur-
chnHes and so Tor sweet charity
Among the booths perhaps the
most unique was the Italian pre-
sided over hy Mrs Mas Umhrocht
The booth represents an Italian
patio not q detail being missing.
Real italian spaghetti and mvlolas.
prepared by "a chef who once pre-
sided over the Kitchen Of the House
" savoy. gained instant favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
PROF. BARNARD
is FOUND DEAD

Professor Frank J barnard fore
merry superintendent - schools iu
Seattle and one - tho INCEST promi-
nent educators IN the N0rthw err.
urcnmbfd 90 heart disease last
aiEht ~ his home ass Bellevue av.
ffe vac found dead In bed This
marulug
Professor Barnard was menhef
~ ihc faculty ~ Pullman university.
and since be Resigned as aupsfln-
tsndsnt 80 schools had acted AZ
western representative ~ thc Amer
lean naok company
Deceased e survived by one
daughter. Louise A.. and one son
Prank IT. The former resides
ai she family home. while the latter
resides "a Pullman. Wash
For some tinse past Professor liar
nard had suffered from acute in0i-
Eesiiou. he was apparently feeline
In hih usual spirits last night when
h. retired about 3 o'clock When q
servant tried to arouse him shoriiy
before noon today he wuH found
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
POLICE DEEP
IN A MISSING
MAN MYSTERY

There appears 10 be something
more than an ordinary mystery ia
the disappearance ~ r. n Skinner.
a grocer IN the Green Lake dis
trlc, The missing man wm last
seen on The last day Of December.
and since that time every effort
"a locate him OF find a cause for
his actions has Rvailed nothing
his Invalid wife and two boys.
AGED 2 and 7 yoara. are left la a
destitute condition because Of the
failure Of the father 10 make any
provision for them before leaving
hts business Was In healthy con.
dition. even believed prosperous.
insomuch a. he vas preparing 10
enter R0ou new building erected
rurposely for hin.
When last seen al bis place 81
hnslnesN. kssa kirkwo0d place. he
told hsg manager that he had been
called 20 North Yakima on I'm.
paFlAnt business When he sallrd
50 Feappear within reasonable
time the National Grocery company
commenced action 10 secure the
pay ment o. standing RccUunts With
hlm. thereby throwing his property
into the courts aud preventing his
family from deriving any benefit
from his business The Mer.
chants association. OF Green Lake.
have taken over the stock upon
order ~ the court TO close Il out
with as little loaa a. possible
The family relations 81 The miss
lnx man were pleasant. and the
OuiY theory that can b. advanced
inr his Disappearance ia that goai
plaY has been dealt him The aus
ihoTliies are dolnK VIA, they cau
30 unrayei the mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
ALL THE LINES
WILL BE BUSY
ON THIS NIGHT

Hello. meet me at the Operators
dance. This is the heading of a
nicely embossed Invitation sent
out 10 "a few OF the people who
have been nice 20 the private ex-
change telephone operators all
year and never got peevish when
the line was busy
These operators are going 90
have dance at the Renton Hin
club house Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruary s. and 1t is confidently said
that no one with a Crouch win be
admitted
~ is bad enough. said an Eek.
change. TO have TO tell a crouch
the line is busy when he Is sew
Cfal miles away, so just imagine
what Il would be TO tell him the
line is busy when he asked for a
dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

GAINESVILLE. O.. Jan 70 Yes.
Artist Howard Chandler ChriaSy can
stiIi drn~ This picture IL bis latest
effort lie did Il @5ust for fuu u
was the last ihluK h. dla before b.
came 20 court for bis present tighi
with Mrs. Chfisty for their little
daughter Natalie
The man IN the picture ia Noni
Talbot. the star witness Tor Chrlsty
Ne IL the oriEiuai CArlHty man
Talbot formerly WAS an English
newspaper writer
Yes. n neat thlng quite Howard
Knocked ~ OF Yknow. IN five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
FER-DON EfEXPERTv
0EFFES TIE STATE
MEDICAL BOARD

commercial oaa aud myself and
ur Muiilneaux take care 81 the
patients. Dr Molllneaux has
state license and that throws the
necessary medical atmosphere
about the office 10 beat the iaw
n e came 90 a showdown 40 could
prove that ur Mollineaux treats al
fho patients and fixes ~ their pre-
scfipiions Who knows dllferontf
Beat the Law IN California.
e beat the law ID Waiaonville.
Cal. and II arrested I can repeat
the proposition here Fer Don has
all kinds Of money % fight the case
and N they start anything we VIII
carry 10 so 20 the highest court
I'VE have not made any money
since We opened up for business
here We stood q fine chance until
The Star opened on u.s. Bnt az
that. Fcr.pon D. willing 10 lose sew
erai thousand dollars before be
quits"
"ifow do you get the toetl.
mouiala7 quored the reporter
"Wcll. when a man OF woman
tell ug they feel better we aak
them no sign one Of our testi.
m0niala. which We always keep IN
stock Then ae print them
But how about the fake cures
aud treatmenta7 asked the re-.
porter
cob, sell, we cure n patient nOW
and then We get the money, that's
the principal thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
CARVE NEW STATE
OUT OF OREGON
AND CALIFORNIA

NEpFORp. ore. Jan g The
southern Oregon leaders in the
movement 20 carve a new state out
10 southern oregon and northern
California 90 be known az Sis
kiyau. are active today with mr.
engagements 90 cau convention 10
devise ways and means
According 60 present plans. the
convention sill gather in Nrrka.
aiskiFou county. CAL not later than
March if Prominent men from ali
~ che territory affected have FiF-
nified willingness 20 attend and
asa lu the movement.
A. planned. the new state viii
embrace seven California counties
aud five oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

drop with lecriBg cOmplacency II
mattercd not r. him that this
woman had given her name, fame
and her soul for his love; he con
temned her living and apurned her
dead
Mills We're Grinding.
While poor Lorraine Ic Nome
las diving alone in n cheap lodging
house retributlou was evolving and
shaping Itself for The man who sent
her there The mill Was grinding
SLOWLY and ailentr Tucker was
.happy.saR example of The temper
AIRY prosperity that is often ac-
corded 10 the wicked tie had cast
one all too fond woman off. she
took TO drink and died lie was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
= AVENCNG FATE BRUTAL SIN

What q strange chain Of destruc.
ton Is this. the links Of which were
forged with sinl lie Moline. Tucker
Bunkleman, plockleman, all dead,
their pasBiois cold for eternity,
Some strange malignant fate threw
them together and they worked ont
each Il destiny TO the grave
story VIII De Retold
There viii be Am inquest over the
bodies of Tucker and Miss bunkle-
man That the woman had a
mother living at 4200 37th av - u.
viii be told; that she had been
intimate with Tucker for the past
two years. that he had promised
10 tSrry her Many things will
be formally sworn TO, To little on no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

already planning 10 cast off an.
other, but she was made of sterner
stuff She. too. was willing to die,
bat not alone. She would not start
out on the song. dark journey unac.
companied Tucker. confident ia
his sensual cynleism, never gave a
thought TO this. aud 80 he went ON
HIS way unconscious of the fate
releutloBsly pursuing him TO the
appointed hour
His Case is Strange.
lie seemed TO have been lacking,
this Tucker. in all those qualities
which mitigate the atrocities Of the
ordinary scOundrel lie had ma
conscience which he strived 10 alp
poaHe by the common gOodneasoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

purpose Both are gone beyond
the law of man and it matters not
what the verdict may be-, the little
lives are now rounded with a
Sleep their tragedy ls done The
wrong that began IN Sc Louis q
decade ago has been avenged the
score rs settled, and AN Is ready to
be forgot The grlst Is ground
from the slow grinding mill and
Tucker is exceeding small Ia
death
The cannns of good rpste End the
admOnitory Judge not restrain
emphatic comment ON the taking
off of Tucker. but there is nothing
that can porsuade us FROM onr sl
lent conviction that this world Ia
none the worse that he is no moro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

OF the heart, he had 20 be forced
into tho payment Of the funeral
expenses of the woman who lived
with him for years the woman
who gave him $4,000 He was o
cold blooded Mlurian in human
lorm with an atrophied heart aud
rudimentary emotions He did not
even possess the animal instinct of
affection for hia young
The whole miserable proceedings
worked out With the remoraeless
exactneas Of a Greek tragedy.
Tucker Killed l.orraing lie Moine,
Elvira Bunkleman killed Tucker.
aud supporting the main plot Is the
suicide few dnyH ago OF hmm@
p'Ockleman. who was living with
Miss imnkloman's brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
HOW PEOPLE HAVE BEEN,
AND ARE BEING, ROBBED


Three hundred and sevenysix property sold
out IN 1909 because they had the financial strength bear
the burdens Of street Improvements trust prices placed upon
their shoulders by the Gill gang
On the Meadow Place Boulevard alone $50 families lost
their homes because they could pay the bill for piece Of
political obbery pcrpeiratcd By the Gill gang Two hundred
and fifty wives and husbands and Of families today
paying for homes along the Meadow Place boulevard
because they could pay the bills the city gang
assessed upon them Tor the benefit Of the gangs petsthe
tractors trust and the Seattle Electric Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
J. n. Wells Tells Some Of
Fsr-Don's Secrets.

1slglng The state medical board
2 any var interfere aifh Fer
q ~ biz work. ~ 81 Wells.
q re socalied medical a.
it operating with the FerUon
~ aeqlcal bureau in the Hotel
a.ass4 saIlainE. so Pike ~. a.
ass.N s'mself AZ length 10 a re-.
80 ~ The star yesterday
afs Tcp Dot liable to arrest
- #afiieing medicine without 3
asked the reporter
He Is Not Afraid.
20 ! den't think 50 There IS a
49, 49, = ~ state medical statutes
-. 90 States that a man having 4
\. . pfaeiice Va another state
- = Hsai emergency cases Win.
-. q prosecution I can
49,, 'eai the state board on mat
- II arrested / would no, M
e come or before a fudge a
/. q. = ne every time a Judge
/, Il n - 7 ls.-4ihen. he Is liable 10 b
Z. ~ nave 70 admit that FerDon
- =. = combination chat beats fbe
1" AoiloN He looks after n.y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

hours explained Talbot. la telling
ahoui thu sketch
THE woman n the picture Is
Mlie fAuchon Britt the Pariaian
mpdei who has figured IN INC trial
Ara fhrlatY was the original Chris.
- eirt Feuehon r. the new ChFisiy
giFi
10 just as they met In court 10
help their employer fight Cor bile
dRnRhtsr these two world famous
models met IN che last pnse that
ChfiHfy viii knock off for some
time
both Talbot and Miss Britt are
familiar 20 hundreds ni thousands
"a naeaElne readers. That II, their
faces SIRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
DENNY HILL SUFFERS.

Foryfour property lost their property because Of
the Denny Hin rcgrade They sold by the city
because Of failure pay the against their
property. The Denny Hill rcgadc improvement may have
been necessary Tor the ctys development Bu,
sar that the Gill gang should make 10000 by subletng the
contract The contracting company that did shovel
ul Of dirt that did NOT employ that did spend
dollar the job sold with the city profit of
10000 within few days after received it,
The company that took for 10000 less than the city
let must be making nuncy At any willing 10
the work the lower figure Foyour property lost
their property through failure contribute this 10000
profit 81 The Gill gang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
five MORE
TRUE BILLS

Five Indictments charging pusaes-
sion 90 slot machines were returned
hy the grand jury against country
saloon proprletora today In one in-
stance q well known resident ~ King
county will be compelled 60 deposit
81 900 hall whom spprchended In
the remaining eases hail IN The sum
uf $500 VIII De demanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
nEER UP, YOU TRUSTS!
TAFT WON'T HURT YOU

WASHINGTON JEn. 2sThe Taft standardization made clear
n as does inland frehsn the oneysd interests o. the
-teo many prescott he sherman antitrust
against
~ ttf trust public agitation de-
Thsse gwen out following
ssnsatens prosecution Of the pack
- Be departure would be rditeftuin
- srsssston Of Important Industries osndsson"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
Boys Play Burglar

Youthful bandits yesterday after
noon entered ,ho home Of Mrs
Brush, 3sis First as y W. aud
after ransackiug the house got away
lust In time to escape capture
Thoy secured some small change and
several articles OF little value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
TAFT DAUBS UNCLE
JOE WITH PRAISE

WASHINGTON. Jan Is Joseph
q. Cannon hears a number ~ an
pleasant thinge about him These
days. but what's the differenceT
last nlEht be- was hlRhiy praised
BY the president ~ the United
States. Mr Taft addressed the
alumni Of Dartmouth college. first
speaking on the value % the
smaller colleges and then taking
occasion 10 pay a tribute go the
"cEaF of the House" who had pre-
ceded him on she platform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
BY I'd DILLON

Tie sudden melodramalic death
0f Charles o Tucker almost re-
wives the Old Hebraie belief In an
ayengiuR Deity. the modern eye
NOT dlmmed with higher criticism
can clearly see Ia u the avenglng
hand Of ProyidencC- aud Que With
even - litlle faith cannot bui feel
that The Most High ia stlll "a potent
factor 100 human affairs
"Tho mills nf God grind slowly,
though they grind exceeding
small Tucker was % peHillent
man on earth. hc sent one woman
tO The depths and watched her
drink her cup OF sorrow drop by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
CARRIE NATION is
HEADED THIS WAY

SHERIDAN. WTo. ian rs when
Carrie Nation arrived IN town unoV-
pectedly from peadwood yesterday
and announced lecture az o'clock
M the Methodist church $50 hlgh
school students walked out ~ school
and attended the lecture The fac
uify attempted "a stop them. with no
success. so school waH formally rs
missed Mrs Nation also spoke at
night t0 az overflow house on Law
va Anarchy" She lcft Tor Butte
later. and VIII go on from there 90
the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

81 a. WORKING Man q the conference
~ rAernfsa Improvement Gibbs when this resolution
- ~ chFstopher Hort real estate and timber man.
sdopiiuu unanimous
- h.va - 40 said Mr. Morr Meat has
= 49, n 4 anos Of the Of moderate Income
q. sm.sI wage Garner have all The who
49, 80 aocrstAe men need itare the who
Will REDUCE PRICES.
n - vp sedsntary occupation who don have 70 have
~ sesf sn FOR souid stop 'he thns and hruE
80 ler prices W. DO that much Tor hr fellow
- ss,ss needs and can't have t
sre zkias night HoTr this morniug 70 The
s sneY athas place strike The fact ~
!. ia ca farmers a Waite valley that stuff ~
s ~ H. bsy keep prices 40 There's sort Of
Assass hss keeps prices up
FOOD THROWN AWAY
ss eHh oae he his from Western
* annsan man ~ cabbage could
a. nor cabbage the Grating
A He said b vond haVs been better off Il he had d
n ~ p<as direct @e DO
Wholesale recognizes the oeuana %
tnn combination secre
ths farmer doesn't Get the high price
TIRE farmer ara ne
VII that wan"
scontnesa psas Three)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

Puget Sound lodge No 3aa Broth
erhnod ~ Locomotive Engineers
will give &c second annual bah
wednesday evening. February 9. ne
Eagles hBll The music viii be-
furnished hy Wagner orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
NJ JUST WON'T
WEAR CLOTHING

ss'aa Taliferro oolo..s .
tsless. y, Y ne citg ia1 evidently
ksa a., ny Aaam bad ffe raHt
y sas. n afsan. ana To- attempting
u. ~ 49, The ancient ancestor NJ
onss.. ne i putting the hiIer a.
m.s 'Ao'e trouble. and nffording
mla, 'ssa Amusement for fse
ills.s 49, 49, panis N the ian No. rs
49, absolutely 10 wear eiotb+, ,
n s afm eff hls BODY m,.3.,
tssa 49, ordered on. &c., has
iaass q once fof insanity and
~ es., v y hia right MIND nnt
hsae M. q confinement haee
he win more vloient and toda,
"a. IN. p Tried for yaeranr, 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

o Readers % The Star are IN. 4
. vifed 10 wriie letters telling 4
. shy theY are going 20 vote Tor
= A v nouillon for mayor lat I
. tiers should not be too iouE I
. and should b. 70 the point A. I
. many letters a. space permits I
. will be- published 81 THE Star ,
. from time 20 time Readers OF I
. The star have requested that I
. The Star open lts columns 10 I
= these letters Address the iet. ,
. tiers 70 Editor The Star ,
IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

Now that the men are signing an
anti ueat pledge let the girls sign
nm anti pledge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
ECOMMEND BOYCOTT
1 THROUGHOUT SEATTLE

-. Radical Action Was Taken, Say Officers of
r.arrated Associations 49, Feel That Boycott, Is
Only Weapon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

HstFats Commissioner Fr,nt s
RaIa.ss y tol,eall viii a0dre.
llff sha 49, voters giving % ler
~ % rass s.pseopic We've pertain
"a fn,naessN board Accomplishment
1ahu4ft 5 plana Tuesday evening
~ At Dugaalos han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

Know How Dad She Felt.
when she discovered she had
lost her purse bet she cried her
eyes almost out Keep a.? Not
IN "a thousand vears, It's hers.
and want The star Co help
nae find her
For che past wcck James Lon
ney night watchmau at the pub
lic library has been expecting
visitor The visitor he Is look
ng fnr no doubt win hc auxious
to see him ON January u.s.
while making hls usual rounds
Lonney picked up q purse Az
NO claimant appeared, Dee int
trusted The Star 20 print ,ho
following ad;
Found. january purso az
puhlic llhrar} Apniy 60 night
Waterman
Iouucy like thousands Of oth-
eys. realizes The value 0f The
star want pagps and employs
thom Whenever ho has q want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

. resolved BY the committee 81 the Federated
~n, ehbs 81 the city Of Seattle, That Recommend 10
. rgAs ~ the city they such action regard
.ss sro tire ~lll cesUlt IN reducing the
- y ,s,st az hat By the people ~he
II xesdcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

= Watch for the Comet Tonight. !
y Between ESQ Wnd p. M. n !
= can bee seen la the heavens duo I
= west from any part OF the city. I
= ~ The sky is clear the comet ,
= known as "a 1910 can be dis !
= cerncd in the sky arch between !
= West Seattle and Port Rlakeley. ,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
HOME OWNERS sofD OUT.

Only Friday 100 pieces Of property in the Bagley Lake
Union assessment district obbcd the highest bidder by
Assistants City Treasurer Appleton because the could
the pat upon them by the Gill gang and
is pet Few days before another auction
held that deprived another group Of property Of
their lands
For the continuation Of Sixth W. improvement that
the property owners declare that they wanted Of
others will lose their homes during the month Of March.