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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

about the most dangerous piece Of
track N the whole mountain 81.
vision, and Il u therefore protect.
cd by sno~sheaa
The following 10 lat % the
missing. and there 10 little hope
that any 81 them are alive
2. }. Buckley, conductor; W.
Phillips, engineer. ). j. Fraser,
road master; 7. Griffith. fireman.
A. Pottruff, engineer; ]. MeLei.
land. bridacman; \. johnson. fore.
man; c. Anderson. foreman y.
Weliander, foreman. o. !. Melon.
aic, bridaeman; a. Aahon. brake.
man; G. Nichols. bfieseman. and
" Of Bridaeman Meponaid's men
and 81 Japa.
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DEATH NOTICES

~-5c r.. g -
ssfk Washinsiaa 81 Mafeh tfle
caynsliss nasssii s9ed ti resfs Nsn
bsf Elani hsfF getnn. llarai Na ~ ass
esaii.s ssf,s - q 4 -. 80 - =
ThiFa mK aot NnitefHff -
runsrai services HfH - brAa e. Eaatsa
haii tstsnsh ~ sna tles : eseess
saftstiss nnA fttsnta afs fuxnes - as
tsnd inisfmsnt az Lekesisa egsnstsFF
HeLp WsNTFo--fEMhLE.
:, ~ - n
thsatfirai eagrpary and al - aassstans
manassf Clears tiea ssskif re- fass
sss.s E.,,,sesg r'aa'r's H'ess'''
waafrd uiti 81 make ahans calls ana
address sifruisrs Noe = ssis 81 -
ss 's'' i,si l., ss ~ =
Ep-YuvNu LADY 70 LIAM
HWAfApEh hthifiAs .ugu nf
ArriH ilsf REvEgrli AZ
waaiod faaHG siri % wnfs b ffuii
sisne sha7' heurt. tste sess sss =
shius.s stains sn colals At y esnts
iis ssrond A. south
&anssa -uir tar ssasrsi keasspefs
fte ief itih
For usrrfal naus.mark small family
rasr ~ass rsn iala
Wanfed auiri far general hasse aaFa
20 giais reesinF laquifs 49, iith
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALE
: - : n ,ss, - = ~ :.
zaod place uish stdns or saaaf famifs
CEN sais wss tfrd o. Ballard iAi
riif ~ ceentr
Wauf.d i'usifinn q. hnusaEssrsfl go
atis cfian ia isafirs Citf. psst fstsrenfs
rissn rhope 100 d. tett
trarfital rafsa Haaia Hss pesiiian
ehsrsgs reasonable hon 1t itsiuief Aia
500 Marion
Meme -ashias aau- ai saF home Tg
ne ifil EiFhth as
wamaf sanfs aafs ~ ihe dag phone
%"fth tft evening"
HELP WANTED-MALE.
/ NEEK Moneys faafs 50 ala weff
I nsrfY famut w0d Merss poafa %
,s' sswpls 60 sst,,e asss,s 3asf
made hir rafment rs house Mrn
NnlkSn. 40 Efrd bees fhins co.
yemen ever Invented vacuaH
AoENrs sEilINu To- Ie EAcm DAY
Profit fta to fltt por useH Nee
Home Vacuum Cleaner enc person
double actins constant suction t.leani
carpets russ. maftinHa ON floor Dem
anftrats1 ln minutes cells on demon
afrafiuE ahuH no families Heii sim
pie powerful Does same Nnfh as tt8i
machine WEIGHS iha Munef bach
u mot aa Represented Agents prHn1
I roo uHr cent NlHk penHY IS hrine q
I flood nf money SEND postal for agency
I fHN description nHu't walt n Arm
sfronE MfH Co AlfaH ulde Cin'
cinuait 90
HEAD riua
Mon W. have nice clean ffniahlma
/ ruom where the charge fof shaving u
: %. hsiFtNttlnE roc far materials Nntd
murH free hawunninu face massage
smuggling etc, nt corresponding prices
fuu VII find flfei class shop. clear
linen. Epnd work and nand treatment
Give ua trial National Barber Col
irge N Washington 81
Wanted Able. bodied men for the n
marine corps between the aEcs Of "a
ana Ati must BE- native born or have flrsl
papert Monthly paf sac ta see Addl.
ilunal compensation possible Food cloth
JOS quarters and medical attendance
I free AMER 40 wears service can fstifI
With 10 PET cent ~ pay ard allowances
Service 90 board ship and ashore In ai
/ parts ~ fhr world Apply at uraud CEN
trei untol seattle wash
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The Stars For Rent Column,

And secured number Of immediate renters, beside.
number Of phone Inquiries and calls =
II viii pay All Rental" 20 Investigate The 60.
Of The star classified columns a. business producer 80
lists call Main 1900 lud fi ana AK that 49,
department solicitor and you The stars NJ. II,
rates viii interest You Investigate you viii ~ - =
that you afford not TO be represented ia The
fled pages 80
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For Rent

riys-room eousss utoe. ns Minor
ar North Main asit
tit oo--A SIX ROOM HOUSE
Mith iopN2Qn fcct ~ Hraund. az in Elr-
den ana orchard one blegk tom the
Of University car
H. a. SCHROEDER.
500 Roston Block
Telephone. Main ti Ind A-lsts
Fur hent room modern house. tol
s.room modern house. ,osb asst ae.
rar,, Furnished f deslred
e-room modern furnished br unfur
nishea house fine locaiion. 10 minutes
Also furnished nat. sis
Main to5a
WANTED -NouNa LADY no LEAUN
NEwsrArEH nusfNEss COOP or
ARMY 1909 SEVENTH Az
Every kind ~ paint stain ,arniah emo
kslsomino reduced At
iil second az south
Modern Groom nat fine view. larEQ
rooms i1ii MnlroHs corner Denny Wav.
rent fgS one half block "a cor West &
wheeler Agents
tio. 5-room coitare 1910 Lake Wow
So one a-ruHm house. Nih ira ttuora
housekeeping ROOM 81. 1913 Eighth av
to.gsnt pacEases 81 kslsonlne 90 s5
and 90 cents az
ll. second av south
a-toom furnished nours. Inquire of tiA
North tath &c Take rhinncy aN. or
urcen Lake car
t-room modern cottage brand new. aud
one block from WalinEfafd car line
rhonc North bai
aiN-rnom modern house. rsHt cisss
condition for rent on fHrd n r. ros-
ser Attorney Marion hldF
Lovely Groom houao fireplace china
closet everything complete reasonable
a0ta Thitd n D. TffA
hroom cottage az rainier Beach.
blocks from cM, $40 ner month or
cheaper ~ year Phone b foah
Plenty houses, Cats and stores far rent
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THE SEATTLE STAR


EnfsTed AZ fhs teaffis pusf office AZ
second class matter
One cent PEI repr. sis cents per sees
81 fasnff ffta fenfa rF4 mHsth lslle
sfsd b. mail or carrier No free capiss
NOTICE To- rusCHfnHHs Should
fouf copy ~ she HiaF faIl e. teach Fcu
~ oclnts Huy evening, please o. %
fhs favor tn FaN % nuf main Hffirs
Sunset Main ftof fha al. bets cen e
and a o'clock and sc Wili sanu fHu a
rupr 81 once. tf Fou should mics it mere
than once, pieasn teiepheus us ever tins
fnp miss II
~ THIS va Ne can - certain ef sistns
nur sunFrfihsrE perfect ssfFire~and
t " go rnlF way
TO MAIL suBsCRinEHs Ths date
address laNei N each paper when that
date nrrlFea NJ your subscription has not
ngain been paid in advance YnuF name
is taken from the iist change % date
en- the address label is receipt % %
pef rrari ~ % Dor sin months
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81 die: I'M
new Slide:


RENELsTokE c. March bsiSS.one - whites and "
o today Rogers Paee
OF tho slide at Rogers Pass have
heenre They
ooodus,ec Buckley T. Griffith dremsn
Phillips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

VANCOUVER q. c, B,At o'clock this morning.
thunder thousands Of tons Of rocks trees
mountain IN close proximity 70
soo~uheds and half mites
completely buried sno~pow and
gang clearing the tracks Of slide which oe
few hours before.
Owing being natural shelf the where the
happened the poN not swept Into the valley thou
OF occupants
beneath gigantic pile Of debris
will take az least two days 70 thoroughly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

BAN FRANCISCO Ruler ~ GOO
mlira ~ railroad. Henry g. Nudge.
president ~ thc Rock Island road ~
herr today Tor brief tour ~ the
Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

OLYMPIA. No charters for jap
unano clubs Boo Washington. The
secretary Of state has refused r.
charter tn the Japanese Association
of tho state of Washington because
pa state law requires az least two
stockholders va nli domestic c0rpor-
nfioua must be citizens ~ the United
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
MEN WE'RE ASLEEP.

The disaster just midnight
smaller slide which earlier.
body the Inflated rotary Buckley
buried
those Of his fellows but to tho bodies
oseced
When tae nsNs Of disaster reached
runa find
special train ready and 200 citizens voiuo
wreekng out aaset the
undertaking digging from half mile Of debris
hardly be hoped that Of the victims ~i be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Working win mAniacai eunninE.
George MeknlEht. 81. retired snEi.
uenr. worked loose enough electric
liRht wiFing from behind the wood
work and plastering ~ bis room 60
hRng himself early this morning.
Mcknight lived NJ the Maple
apartments. 700 East pike st. 50
carefully had he worked thsf bis
family had no suspicion Of any
thinE wrong. until Mra Mcknight
after repeatedly knocking as his
door had II forced open and found
the body hanging
Mcknight bad been sick for some
time and q u thought this preyed
on his mind and drove him into q
temporary inbauity The act D.
thought 90 have happened At about
2 o'clock this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

NNAif hE a r.
un commission Good opening for tho
right man.
CLIFFORD g. VAN ARsnALE.
aia rmRn Az NhAR MADISON
clvn service employees paid we'll enn,
work examinations monthly expert ad
vice sample questions aud Booklet sos
describing positions TELLING easiest and
quickest way 60 secure them free Write
now Washington civil Service school
Washington. 10 81
Want 10 men at ouco 10 cut brush and
wood 81 90 day Also Intelligent man
Co show land. tib0 month Want one
salesman trohhlnH on scandinavian Ian.
Euaaos Soc honnctt at wharf at Hrcm.
eftun today
ANY one can make money correspond.
ina Tor newspapers rnFttrularH fnr
stamp Press syndicate. y Mlldioport
a.
A thousand families to Join Globe Aa.
ISOLATION % Chicago "a bus groceries
nt wholesale prices Fnr Particulars
write GO lucal manager FRANK wilkins
tfAl Athndon Ht seattle. Wn
Aehta Wanted nin money. expenses
paid mo- experience required variety
portraits. hrnmidea photo pillow tnna
SOC Frames az our faftors uftuemt credit
HiNen catalogue Rttd samples free Rlt.
ter Art studio, W Van naFen Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Help wan fLp--MsLE-
sfEsDknD JrwELhY c6 usuai
Nfch t9 riafs eprrial ieaeirf depart
- 80 - cessfal snd saushad I~ssirs
Fapftiancf unnecessary Nem4alsslaas
advanced ~ rareratf
WANTED- roiAg mAN iGttHg kT
npMt. ron COLLECTOR oN NEWf
fAfEh Ai'i.if MoApAf MoHai 9
Kan wilHna ~ lsafn ara enpahie ~
affinH - ruF fepfnnenfetiFe - FAns
sHsinE y aohri'inF Ed inranls
NHfiWwHl No. operative NeHIfF co.. faat
Mafffr RIOS WAshinEtan. y
MEN auiesV ~ ~ chisara Nal
Qrtaf tfenss W aisirthHfe afafassl.a
advertise tEl eeeky fsa sapenaH a.
lewahrs Manager, isle state 49,
chifara
wusirl aunE MAJ 81 isarn nsas.
PAPER huaineHs 5000 eglorfanifF fef
81 tfrafffrsf HaiaFN Abby hafa.er
sH1 ate ga Monday moralnr 81 l1fa
wsnf-a a hustler 20 tate charge -
enn % par additions fQu res make
ftee per meath EnpaFishes naf Hacas-
seq ter y htlman feam z. Times
tntsreauanai frrr Emriayrasnf ofiste
a - q House beds itr nef niahi Wsf.
ief enc maTnard 100 ft4f
frasSie Aut0matiie school aag ara
nishf classes Practical teachers Read
lvssnna nn Gpto. date nsAehtass ala
Mfuafuat nser Yesisf Mala.1eza
saisHfasn n iakr oar cat ws*kis asii.
80 ehnite nufnrfF fireA uuift fires
rar.tai riY Mafserf ca salem oregon
ANENTe Hanter rs seii Natss
hffhs - i,1s ~ ter Write Ms
rnar Neiumnaf ~
ssfef.tfe q. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
WANT A HOME FOR
VICE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. March 5 On the
plea that neat 20 the presidency. the
vice presidential 1fflea ls fhe most
socially hurdenspne under the nos
ernmeut with the SALARY anlY 81. :
coo. q movement Is on foot q pro.
Vide vice presidential mansion
while STR Sherman has barrel ef
his pwn. conEresufuen are fiEurinE
that perhaps Some day thers wtii
be- vice president sho has TO I've
on his sAiary.
Next year there wiii be a public
buildings bill Then an aunrupria
lion fof a home FOR TIE vice presl
fcnt may BE- included
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

NEW YORK Do you play Rolf1
~ you 10 you know Julia Rowland
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YOu Will Get Quick Results

on last Friday The rental department of tho com...
Security published Hs n storea for REM.
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FOR REM

$3.50 onss
~-~s~~~.~-~~~e~4~e~-~e~se ~~~e-~~~re~es~~e~~~~~r
FuR RENT ~ FREMONT
fsFaHfn al naFfr cottage ....s.. faf 81
faaHs fHnfern hnuss a. ta
t-Fannl rrndffa rHf nHa basement
iaurfrr ffara enc block 81 fhins
rfF coz s.
farnishsf haussfssffrr faams tlt 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Flta-room cottage sI6aos 6i8 Minor
av North Main asit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

hNFN' =, a.e.A.Nye,,'i fte
N-,t'Ni.,',..',,.'''' Nh han ket "A aaii
,.,t WI ro5in. $3.50 Nsfese a. I,
,i 1,' aea iscMlsh s
W.atrd ON lnirn ~
rbont NoNh syl, 4
v.rr.a a So gNnis,, .n'ss ~ I
VA bNnel.ke plaee
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-.NNa.rs~.~s@N mo3ffA (
HIhe NirNiuuH lse.a .lll
s1t Vrninia a. 4 nit aaai
rI. fram Westlake site ~
gtaam heat vi row II
r.un oal bells. t see s. 81 3 II
frss baths phorcs .le.s ~
NaIdnF distance w. ia rte
VICTORIA TERRACE iron
,.e comfortable { g ssfN 8
Iiaannrarlnr beds i"''.
Eaat sl3t ,e ifii +
rItFnnt renew e. las
rftts Horht see, ssa
o. per week colss .,..,e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

~"CCSSNfH III sssiealY v v ~ - = {.
is rne STAR star ~, s's st ~
r. usra and maN e M ssaE
ind lu Main s'ee
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Flat for Rent

raonau modern fse per menfh. en
sfh Az near rherfr at
NunuFELLuW a SONS
tfl BAILEY hldE
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
Warden Reed now Booking
Orders Irrespective
of Counties.
HALF MILLION YET
TO BE DISPOSED OF
Any Bona Eide Grower in
State of Washington
May Purchase.

Even though applications from the
grain growers of the state have been
more than a million bags Warden c. S.
Reed said today that between 100000
and 100000 bags can yet be supplied,
and beginning with this date the pro-
duct will be sold to actual growers of
the state of Washington, regardless of
county boundaries.
The date of receiving applications on
the apportionment was March 81, and
this morning the warden booked the
first orders under the regulations which
allows him to sell to any grower arter
the time of closing the apportionment
Applications Indications are that the
entire output of the prison jute mill
will be taken for the 1910 wheat crop.
as the outlook for a big crop is eX-
cellent and farmers feel greatly en-
couraged.
The surplus bags at the prison are
not sold to every person who may make
application for the same, as specula-
ton is discouraged by the provisions
in the regulations requiring the pur-
chaser to make affidavit that he is an
actual grower. Warden Reed estimates
the total output of the mill at mil
lion and a half bogs. Slightly more
than a million were called for under
the apportionment ruling, leaving ap-
proximately half million to be dls-
pensed of to those who failed TO get
their supply under the other method.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01

PLEADS
COLLINS
GAMBLER ADMITS HE
PLAYED THE GAME
IN WALLA WALLA
Sentence Delayed at the
Request of Attorney
Others Face Trial

When arraiEEcd before Judge BIcntS
this morning, William B Collins,
commonly known as Barney Collins,
one of the Ga..ID ers recently arrested
i'll the raid by Sheriff j. S. Havi.and,
pleaded guilty This was expected as
when previously arraigned, Collins
asked for delay to think the matter
over, and under advice of his attorney
George Thompson, Collins decided to
plead guilty under the circumstance
es''
They asked that the sentence be de-
layed for a while, and no fine was i'm
posed this morning.
This is the second gambler to admit
his gui t. A. J. Pellissier having con-
fessed to playing yesterday. The rest
of the men will fight their cases des-
perately, it is said. Some of them will
undoubtedly come up under one hear
ing. while the more important ones
will be given separate trial.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
Three Accused
plead Not Guilty

Several cases left over from Tues-
day were brought up for arralsiliileh'
before Judge Brents this morning. mar
,e,- Smails and Joseph F. Fades VINO
were charged with perjury In the nrS'
degree pleaded not guilty anu 'iiei'
case was set for "Wednesday teiiipoi
arilv. although Attorney Sharpsteln an
nounced that Judge Miller was asso-
ciated with him in the case and might
NOT be here then, but it was agreed tiia'
If could be postponed if necessary
Charles Burrough, charged with for
gerry pleaded not guilty, and W. bu-
cbanan. also charged with passing a
no-fund check pleaded not guiits'
Roth of these being only for $40 or sl2
will be used 10 fill in time between the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
MARCH LACKED
MARCH WEATHER

The month of March, according to
figures compiled by Weather Observer
John Grover, has been an exceptional
one, in that weather conditions have
not been of the severe and blustery
variety so common to the third month.
Sunshine ruled the beard, there hav-
ing been IA clear days. 10 cloudy days
and seven partially cloudy days. The
average temperature was 81 degrees, or
eight above the normal. The coldest
dav was March s, when the mercury
dropped to the q degree mark. and
warmest point recorded when the ther-
mometer showed II degrees.
While there was a, deficiency in rain
fall during March amounting to "a
hundredths of an inch, there is an ex-
cess from January 1 to L. 80 inches. and
an excess from September 1 of 2.90
inches. The forecast for today and to-
morrow is showers, the indications be-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
Bubble Mineral Water.

CHICAGO, April 1.-When ques-
toned today concerning the report that
he drank enough wine to float battle
ship at his birthday dinner last night,
Jack Johnson snorted.
Them bubbles was only mineral
water" he said. II don't mind what
Won saw about me speedin' but you
want to be mighty careful bout re-
fiectin' on NAH character"
Continuing he said: "Ah want to say
right now that almost all the state
ments givin' tn impression that An
am not takin' tn best of care of NAH
self can be branded as false.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
Little Was Accomplished
BY Recent Fight on
Rules in House.
SPEAKER WILL
RULE COMMITTEE
Victory Was One in Name
Only, In Substance it
Was Nothing.
(By Clyde H. Tavenner.)

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The spe-
cial interests are just as much in the
saddle in congress as they were be-
fore the rules were improved The
fight put up by the insurgents and
democrats was a step in the right di-
rection, but Cannonism was not in any
sense of the word throttled Cannon
will rule the committee of ten just like
he did the committee of five
Thus spoke w. j. Cary of Wiscon-
sin one of the nine genuine republican
insurgents of the house of representa-
tives Mr. Cary voted for the Norris
resolution, and he voted for the Bur-
Lesson resolution declaring the office
of the speaker to be vacant. He IS a
progressive" Republican, not in spurts,
but all the time-today, tomorrow and
next week.
Cary was one of the twelve republi-
cans who voted against Cannon for
speaker when the house convened
March IS, and he will be one of those
who will vote against Uncle Joe" when
the latter is candidate at the opening
of the next house. Cary believes the
PAYNE kldrich bill was drawn for the
special interests and not for 4the peo-
pie. He registered his vote against it..
"The enlargement of the committee
on rules was victory that is, one in
name. but not in substance said Mr..
Cary to the writer meWhat false
construction has been placed on the
situation The proper test to apply is:
Will legislation desired by the people
better opportunity to become law now
than before the rules fight?' To that
is qualified to answer will dispute my
word. The new committee on rules is
dominated by the same influences that
the onl one was. Whatever the old
committee would have done, the new
committee will do Let those who doubt
this view watch the situation closely.
| have been in congress long enough
to know what l am talking about.
"The most truthful report Of the sit
(CnntiOnP6 on Page EiVaf
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
JOHNSON
GETS ON
NERVES
RICHARD WIRES HIS
PARTNER TO BRING
BLACK OUT WEST
Johnson Does not Want His
Character DETAINED
BY the Papers.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Jack
unless you bring Johnson with you.
This is final" Signed (TeX Rickard)
This message was received in New
York by Gleason today. Rickard says
he is getting tired of Johnson's an
tics and the constant scrapes he is get
ting into are wearing on the Nevada
mans nerves.
1--WE have had enough horseplay from
Johnson said Tex today, land its
about time he is getting down to Sc
riOus business"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
.alla Walla is
Not Spotless
Says Committee
HEALTH 3 0 A RD OF
CITY COUNCIL ON
INSPECTION.
Lower End of Town, Clean
a Month Ago, Now as
Dirty as Ever.

Walla Walla is not the spotless city
great many have imagined it during
the past few weeks. The alleys do
Vresent 81 appearance of welcome
~, a""know your city" delegation, and
numerous back yards are in no condi-
tion for the opening of the lawn party
season. These facts were discovered
this morning when Chairman Fred S.
Hull Of the heath and police commit
resentatives, made a tour of inspection
in the big touring car of J. c. Scott,
which was driven by George Malcolm.
In the trip, which occupied nearly
two hours, the principal alleys in both
the business and residence sections
We're visited, and it is not going too
far to say that conditions would not
pass muster before the state board of
health. Those allys in both the resi-
dence and business districts below
J ulIQ street were IOlllu " NC ia SoAi
ditions bordering on the fright cate
CORY, although there were exceptions,
as there are to all rules that won't
work both ways. Here the city IS
more densely popu ated than in any
other district, and it is almost certain
contagion will result if changes are
not effected prior to the opening of
the heated season.
Above Third street the inspection
party found little that was obnoxious,
either to the eye or the nostril, but
here again the exception to the rule
was proven. Manure and tin cans
composed the bulk of refuse that had
leen carelessly thrown into the alleys
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-01
Alma KeIIner TO
Be Given Back

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-That
H-year- -old Alma Kellner, who was
kidnapped last December, will be re-
turned to her parents next Sunday IN
return for a ransom Of $4,000, was the
statement today of friends of the kell-
ners. The ransom is said to have been
de ivered by Fred Fehr, uncle OF the
Girl. who left several days ago Tor
the appointed place to deliver the
money and to get the child. No crl-
minal prosecution will follow.