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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
FILE PETITION FOR
SPECIAL ELECTION

The petition calling FOR special
election on the question ~ dfcds
iag aud Strengthening the nuWAm
Ten river was filed with the board
.ol county commissioners th's morn
ing BY a deicgAtiou 81 officers ard
prominent members " the buwam.
ish River Improvement Club The
commissioner aet February ~ 10
Ia m. a. a date for The hearing
upon The election question
Al this hearing ll will probably
follow thai the commissioners wiil
tx the date fuf election. AZ there
are more than the required major
ity 81 signatures ~ property own
cfs on the petition
Ae outlined nov the improve
ment viii not cost 10 exceed
81 500 600 and all add appruxi-
maloiy "a miles Of additional water
front % the hArbor area II pro
vides Tor cScavAging a uayi9abie
channel from the mcuth ~ the
DuwAmiah river 10 n point four
miles south. near Mckinley hin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
WINDOWS RATTLE;
FRIGHTENED MAN
CALLS THE POLICE

"My name b. Alderman and I live
at 1912 r fstb IT, hnvs suspicious
that my house Is going ~ 30 entered
tonight and burRlsrizcd Won't you
send an officer out here al onco7"
This nas fhe tale that huzzed over
fhe telephone wires to officer Jacobs
.at police headquarters last night
about o'clock
What makes you think that your
house o. going 20 be- rohbedY" ppd
Jacobs. with bis hand on the button
that would send an automobile uil
~ plain clothes men out GO the house
90 full speed
"Oh the windows are rattling. and
they ratified the same way last
night came che answer
well lsut thc wind blowing out
in four neighborhood t0uiRht?" ask
90 the officer
Well now. since you monitor a.
100 Just BET that's just what's the
matter"
Jacobs had hung up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
WALSH MEARS
Gates Of THE
PEN|TENT|ARY
Smashes Newspaper Man
Camera in Sudden Out
burat of Anger - APP
pears Unconcerned.

KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan 10
Appearing unooncerned at his neat
az approach to prison. convicted
and condemned Banker John H.
Walsh arrived here today from Chi
caro- ou bis way 10 the federal ponl,
tcniiary ~ LeaYenwofth. Kan
Before The train arrived Walsh
asked only one question Of his
guards
"iiaye we missed The Missouri
Pacific out OF Kansas CitygT be-
nuosiloned
I'm afraid 80. responded Mar.
shat Hoy
How 40 we began Walsh
y guess We viii SO up by trolley. 4"
said Marshal Hoy. intefrupting his
prisoners query,
IL viii be a nice trip. he eontin
ued lightly
Yes" commented Walsh some
what sadly. "a nice trip. a nice
trip"
One show Of anger marred the
bankers arrival
Newspaper photographer a..
tempted 90 snap picture Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
AWAY GOES INDIGESTION, GAS
AND OTHER STOMACH MISERY

Some folks have tried 10 long 70
find relief from Indigestion and
Dyspepsia or an outofofdcr etom.
nch with the common every day
cures advertised that they have
about made up their minds that
they have something else wrong. OF
believe theirs IL ease OF Nervous.
ness. Gastgitis. Caiarfh ~ the Siom.
seh or Cancer
This. no doubt % a serious mis-
take Your real trouble ~. What
you eat does not digest. instead. q
fefments and sourK, turns % acid.
Gas and stomach poison. which
putrefy ia the digestive tract and
iuieaiiues. aud. besides. poison the
breath Rith nauacoua odora-
a hearty appetite with thorough
digestion. and altn0uf the slightest
discomfort or misery 81 the ssom.
ach. is waiting Tor you as Eoon as
sou decide 90 try Pape's Dlnpenaln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

A. there n often some one in
your family who suffers an attack
81 Indigestion OF some form Of
Stomach trouble Why don't yuu
keep some plapepain ia tho houae
handy
This harmless hieaaiug viii 81.
gest anything you can eat without
che slightest discomfort. aud over.
come a sour CASEY stomach five
minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist IN let You
read the formula plainly printed on
these s1cent cases 81 rnpea Dia.
pepsin, then yon viii readily see
why II makes Indigestion. Sour
Stomach. Heartburn aud other dis.
tfcns SO in five minutes and o..
licycs AZ once such mlserics NJ
nelchinK % Gas. EFuclailous ~
sour. undigeKted food. Nausea.
Headaches. Dizziness. Constipation
aud other stomach disorders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
A PRACTICAL PLAN

Our method OF restoring missing
teeth is a practical one.
We have copied a. closely after
nature as possible 20 as TO make
the teeth not only natural iookiuF
bHl natural acting. practical food
chewcrs firm IN the mouth and
beautiful 70 look AZ as we'll
our great success has stirred
no the profession 70 such an ex-
TENT that from end 10 end 81 the
continent there are dentists promia-
Ing something tn the way OF a
meinod" OF restoring missing
teeth without plates thar Is sup.
posed 90 be just az good as our
original method sf3ui each and all
lack that something" necessary 90
make perfect piece Of work
Briefly. our method * a means
Of restoring missing teeth without
the aid 81 partial plates.
Al that we require Is two or
more teeth in either jaw 10 work
from Aud when the work Is done
then you viii be happy You will
feel aud look younger for beau
tifui teeth enhance the beauty as
well a. 10 improve the health. II
your teeth need repairing or II you
are in need of new teeth call AZ our
office for a free examination and
We win explain aud show what sc
can do for sou
Ne give written guarantee
with all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
IN. W. Corner Thlrd Ay and Union
St. across the street from the
postoffice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
VAcCINATED BOY
DIES; MOTHER SUES

SAN FnANciHCO. Jan 10
Alleging that the death Of her ~,
tie son. Harvey. was due W tainted
vaccine virus supplied by the city
health authorities, Mrs Anna ~.
erman today is plaintiff IN 30.
EariOr court action 20 recover
damages IN the sum 81 $4,000 ~
the suit she filed she named as
defendants the board of health
and the ~ X Mulfofd company Of
Pennsylvania. manufacturers Of
the virus
llor son was yncclnaied Ia July.
1909. rs d. J. y WATKINS. city
physician. because she could not
afford 20 send him % private
physician She alleged that the
vaccine virus contained tetanuH
germs. and blood poisoning was
caused
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IS ACCUSED OF
BRUTAL ASSAULT;
PLACED ON TRIAL

Charged with a brutal assault
upon Alice. the l8yearold daughter
~ John Turcoth, 8t09 u Madison
r.. July 3. 1909. John Dcnninr was
placed on trial in Judge Ronalds
branch OF the superior court This
morning The defense viii attempt
10 prove an abb. alleging that me
real criminal escaped and that tho
arrest 0i Denning is persecution on
the part Of the police.
The assault upon the Turcofh
girl created intense indignation at
the time The woods Boo the neigh.
bOrhD0d " the Tufcath rcaldonce
we're secured by an angry mob of
men, women and boys eqnlppcd
With ropes The girl spent several
weeks in hospital The prosoou.
lion relies on the testimony Of the
Girl 10 secure conviction ~ ia
said that she will testify that Don.
Ming is the man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
CAU is NOT ACCEPTABLE TO =
TIE TIE CCIITYS SPECIAL INTERESTS

George Y eau IN the Tenth ward.
Is gaining votes every day because
Of the bitter fight that ~ being
made upon him BY the can machine
aud the brewery interests Neither
Ia the political machine that has
run things with a high hand for
years, To the injury Of the Tenth
ward. nor to the iquor traffic. nor
20 the special interests that make
financial profit out or city loglNla,
ton, ~ eau acceptable The az.
tack upon him by these special
interests have convinced the voters
that while Can Il not wanted By
the machine. he would be yalua.
bic man for the xnicra
Gaus campaign has been clean
and manly
For rs years eau has been tax.
payer in the Teuih ward From
personal raids upon his own pocket.
book be- understands what IL means
60 have improvements pat through
that NO one wants except the gang
who wish 60 furnish the contractors
trust with work. II elected eoun.
Gilman, eau assures the voters that
the onll public improvements that
will receive hia support in the coun.
eli viii be necessary ones. desired
by che majority ~ the property
owners who viii have 70 pay the
bills
daus freedom from connection
With any ~ the private interests
that have been heuputlug iinan.
ciaily at the expense ~ the Tenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
BULLETINS

BUTTE. M0nt A tremendous
SHOW slide. i've miles In width. euy
eFlnF the tracks ~ the Chicago. ALL
waukee 4 Puget Sound railway. toe
day has completely tied up traffic
ever tbs new line IN western Mun.
tana.
cONsTANTTSoPIE Fire to-day
destroyed the chlrahlan palace.
where the sessions ~ che Turkish
parliament are held Many valuable
records, the loss ~ which may great
~ emnarrass che government. were
burned
EVANSVILLE. Ind Grinding ita
way duwn Welt creck an immense
ice gorge II sweeping toward Evans.
vile today. Il - feared that the
great lee flood will be stopped by
bend just below tho clgy damminK
tho creek and causing flood
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. cal
III r. Stoiz - RedlanaH Cal
member II The class ~ 1905 az Stan.
ford. has been awarded a Hhodes
scholarship az oxford University
England
PHILADELPHIA. - The govern
meut has filed it. brief 10 the suit
60 break up The anthracite coal trust
NEW YORK Announcement -
made ~ ths engagement of Miss
Marjorie Could Go Anthony urex~
e. Jr. II Philadelphia.
JEFFERSON CITY. Arguments
have heEun Ia the supreme court. 81
suit ~ the state ~ Missouri o. Gust
or fine n railroads Tor violations ~
the antitrust law
BARRE. Mess--CisorEc Howard.
Z Toe years old waH reelected trustee
% the Barre savings bank.
sAuLT STE MARIE Mich.-The
AiEuma Central railroad will be- ex-
Z tended zoe miles north a. connect
With the main line Of the Canadian
E Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO Walter Dick 4.
ina president 81 tbs piekins Lumber
[ company. killed himself with a re-
volver at his home.
SAN FRANtfSIO. ~ Eight were
hurt IN q collision between two cable
I cars on the Castro a. hili
CHICAGO John Fafaon. banker.
lawyer and ciuhman. died suddenly
- heart failure
TACOMA. Mrs zeila D. Kimhali
/ walked IN front ~ Fern Hui car
ln yesterday storm and was killed
Her husband Is a painter
ABERDEEN st r. pefosh. prom
TRENT iumhsruian. drowned himself
IN Eiliots slough. No motive b
known.
+ wILKESBAHHE. Pa Two hun
dred miners at No coiiierY ~ tho
Wiikeabarre Coal company struck
today, They demand checking
boss
/ CHICAGO The decree separating
Willis Coguaeiinau. q broker and hia
former wife. has been sol aside.
annullina the recent marriage of
Councilman and Clara French.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
The American Excess
of Good Living
The Principal Cause o. the orsai
Prevalence o. Indigestion and
Dyspepsia.
a Trial Package q ssuart's oyspsp.
STA Tablets Sent Free.

#HNA FHHEs
Man inhahilg every part ~ The
globe who're external influences can
D. successfully resisted. rood IN
an important element In effeciinr
this. and nature has provided FOR
u accordingly The colder tho al.
mate the more animal fe,od and oily
substances are required the warm.
er prcpnudcrance ~ vegetables
and fruits f. necessary in une'a diet
The whale blnbher ~ the fur clad
Eskimo. and the rice 81 tho nude
African. are a. much necessities Of
locality. as matters Of choice. The
same indications exist In eiqlllxa.
iiuu. Thus. the diet In America and
ENGLAND Is essentially different
from that in Italy. spain and Egypt
The effects ~ universal cnmmu.
nication are nowhere more obvious
Than on the luxurious table. To
furnish the refined cuisine. al eli.
mates. both sea and land. are laid
under contribution. and the atom
ach ie expected 10 digest without
assistance, everything that Is pat
into it Combining together such
varied products. and the neglect 81
the relation between climate and
foods, are very active causes Of
dyspepsia
The heavy substantial dishes Of
tbia climate accord badly with the
thermometer a. ninety deEreoa: and
au luflexlhllity Ia regulating the
kind and quantity Of food IL a cause
~ large proportion Of the M
health and stomach troubles among
the English and Americans
Thousands OF peoulo who have
suffered from stomach troubles. and
general ill-health resulting thero
from. because Of badly regulated
diet and the ingestlng ~ an excess
sivc amount " food at the table
have obtained speedy and ptrma
nont relief By means of q simple OK
pedieut~- Of using one on two
Of STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TAR
/ LET'S after each meal. or whcnev
en- any OF the wollhnown symptoms
Of indigestion are present
These powerful digestive tablets
contain every element that exists
In the stomach 10 digest the food
and in me exact proportion aa
| found therein They take the place
OF the natural digestive juices when
the latter are deficient 10 quality on
quantity. and do their work for
them. removing the indigestion boy
| dlEoatlng the food. and resting
strengthening and purifying the di
gestiye tract
There is no other digestive rene
/ dy-0n the market which has beer
found equal 10 stuartg Dyspepsia
Tablets. none which a. go rapidly
and powerfully efficient or which
removes discomfort banisheF stum
ach pain. and relieves aud cures AL
OF the symptoms of dyspepsia aue
I indigestion in 80 thorough and
pleasant q manner as these marvel
Gus little tablets. q single grain OF
which BE- capable of digesting 300(
grains of any and every Kind oi
/ food
Al persons who are annoyed witt
stomach troubles Of any Kind should
use stunrts Dyspepsia Tablets
which viii remove such troubles II
very short time Purchase a bol
| from your druggist, and send zoe
name and address for free sample
Address D. A Stuart Co. 1850 stuart
Building Marshall, Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
STRAIGHTFORWARD BUSINESS
TALK IS MADE BY B0UI[LON

There a. no excuse for these
excessive assessments There could
not he If clty work was handled IN
competent husluesslike aud eff.
Client manner
n ann not opposed 20 necessary
improvements he continued
believe In them when the people
want them and are able 20 pay
FOR them
Condemns Ward Politics,
Another source OF great unueces.
sary public cost. said Mr h0ulllon,
was ward politics The interests ut
the clty and the taxpayers were not
cared FOR. he argued, and he advo
Gated the adoption of the proposed
charter amendments reducing the
city council "a nine members elect
Cd az large
ile opposed that proposed charter
amendment for having the rs4eren.
dun petitions aigned at The office
Of the city comptroller To make
slnuers so personally 10 the city
hail 10 sign would make rctefvn-
dunn petition almost impossible aud
would practically nulllty that pro
vision OF the cts charter
Answered Their Questions.
Mr. noullion. after q numbeg 81
questions. suggested that II ans one
had any questions after election
he would be glad Go answer them
Il propose 20 keep The public al
vlaed on everything connected with
public business, be- said
Candidates eau Hungosh, Metcaif
aud Reynolds. council ssplrants from
the Tenth ward. spoke algerward. all
endorsing she principles ~ city gov.
erument of Mr. nouillpu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
POLICE CHIEF
WON'T SUSPEND
ACCUSED MAN

Chief OF Police ward will permit
patroiman Thomas Walsh ta COM
tinue % walk bic beat while under
Tho $500 bond % appear before
Justice Of the Peace Fred a. Brown
on January - az it29 r.. m fo am
Ewef 70 charge ~ manelausbter
Wai8hH beat iH on First HF. from
Virginia o. Battery 81 Ho goes on
duty af noon and works until s.
o'clock 40 night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

10 provide food. but wlil be 81
pended 10 purchase oil for the
torches
This Is the menu which the
w0rklngmen. who have boon on
strike since She fret Of July. viii
be offered Watorcress. crackers.
peanuts. smoking tobacco. cob
pipes and river water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
THEY'LL GIVE A
l-CENT BANQUET

fiTTSbUKG. Pa, Jan. ~. - a
onecent banquet. which ID Ia 70.
atty a take Off on the recent
banquet given by the Carnegie ~.
flclala NJ Piitebufg. which Is said
10 have cost 800 d plate. IL being
planned Tor Saturday night BY the
striking TN plate workers here
The banquet will be given al
bridgeport
Al strikers who have the car.
fare and one cent extra. have been
invited Tho cent viii not be used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
RAILROAD HEADS NOT
AFRAID Of Taft
fceneInasal


the other day was an fur effect
They are entoylnE that weii
advertised same very much on
Wall a.
The main points OF the agree.
msut between the administration
and the railroads. a. told b. those
IN the financial district who are on
the inside are
Congress s. 10 pass BIN en-
bodginE these items recommended
IN the presidents recent message
Power in the Interstate Com.
mercc Commission 10 make rates
GA the commission initiative
Power IN tho commission 10
suspend a railroad made rate until
It's Feasonahleusss Is Inquired into
a. Poser In the commission 90
make certain administrative rules
relative 10 traffic necessary 20 the
enforcement u rate orders
In return the railroads are 10 re-.
ceIvs'
Ian amendment, Of The sher
man antitrust lav repsallng that
pTuvislnn ~ The Jaw which fofhida
a combination among railroads
such as the joint traffic assoela.
ton.
Am amendment ~ the Shcr.
man iaw legailEing purchases
already made by railroads Of com.
peting lines. thus removing the ter
ror 81 jail sentences FOR past
crimes
The rest Of the presidents rec
concentrations viii 80 by the board
There will BE- no
t--interatate commerce court
Physical valuation 81 railroad
properties.
g. Supervision 81 stock and bond
issues
The nominal objection o. the
railroads IL 90 be- % all President
Tafa recommendation Their
real objection Is directed Ia the
three items last named
The general Impression IN New
York "a that President Tafts fed
erai corporation plan for blg com.
biuations 81 capital ia really a
refuge Tor Standard on and other
trust outlaws which are nearing the
jumping off place 70 the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
DEMOCRAT WILL
SPEAK TONIGHT

oliver r Erickson. democratic
candidate for mayor, VIII make iva
speeches tonight The first one "a,
the Green Lake Improvement cluh
10 The Green Lake school house. VIII
not be- ~ "a campaign character
Later IN the evening Erickson win
address the swedish club on the po-
htical issues of the campaign.
Tomorrow night Erickson will
speak az the Beacon HW fire sta.
ton = q. Leonard who % man
aging the Erickson campaign. b.
making arrangements for am active
speech making campaign Tor Erlek
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

ward has brought him much sup.
port from the voters who want to
Gee the council free 81 gang rule
during The next two wears
From present indications eau
should have an easy time getting
the nomination The political ma.
chine. however. aud the brewery
interests. are making such a bitter
fight upon eau because be canaot
be- controlled hy them that Gaua
friends have decided not to relax
Ia their efforts 20 place hlm Ia the
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

Walsh as he alighfed from the
train walsh ran AZ him and
smashed the camera before Hoy
could interfere. Walahr outburst
came SO suddenly that both Hoy
and the photographer were taken
unawafeB The banker made no
comment aud resumed his place
quietly by the side of his escort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

his head After an apparent eKl
animation with microscope tha
doctor said be had the ease dag
noaed.
Can you cure mc9" the reporter
asked
II our directions are followed
a cure ls certain. beth doctors
agreed
"iioa much viii Il COST"
To Cost 500.
I'VE viii cure you for $500 10
advance.
wan q take Ions. aud viii II
keep me from work."
No. With our wonderful prepa
ration Ne viii cafe you 10 !
month
Ian you guarantee that"
IL VIZ wcre sure you would FOL
lo~ directions we could guarantee
". but We are never sure. 50 Ne
never guarantee Anyway. h Il
ngains, the Law
Both SEEMED anxious that The
reporter should pay over the money
a. once, 30. a. they said. 'the medi.
riun could BE- prepared right aNay =
Explaining that bis money was
~ the bank. The reporter promised
- come back ne { o'clock They
tried 70 gei him 10 deposit s.. bu,
The reporter refused.
10 N Perfect Health.
Somewhat alarmed. che relortur
vent from Fer Dona offices and
called on a reputable physician
After looking him over. the doctor
one q the best In Seattle. laughed
y oa are all right. he said
somebody has scared you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

Charles Cinpp. Who lives in the
Hays apartments. corner ~ First as.
and Mercer IT, was struck hy an
Aloha st, ear 90 Second as. and Roy
at lesi night about 8 30 o'clock.
Two ribs Wcrc broken and his head
severely cut lie was taken 90 Way
side Emergency hospital He VIII
recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

A V poulron. Ia a plain, bust.
nesslike tam. appealed last niBht 70
900 university community residents
a, the Methodist church, BROOKLYN
av. and tgud ST.. tor an efficient
business administration
After mentioning bis experience
IN city affairs Mr. UouillOn said
eOur methods are not business
like. Ohigations which We tind It
hard. and sometimes impossible, To
meet are thrust upon as We duut
know ANYTHING about ouf public
business Take as an illustration
the lighting and water departments
the WAY they are handled IS un'
known % as.
Abuses Exist
"Ws don't know how TO 80 about
IL to ret what We want We know
the methods IN vogue are burden
some We know our tax rate e.
ever climbing higher; that the city s
Indebtedness is increaslnE and az
the same time hundreds Of thou
sands 81 dollars % the city's money
are lying idle We know Improve
menf assessments are excessive
q am told taat these assessments
in excess Oi the actual cost 81 the
improvements amount in the agsre
gate go as much as a million dol
lars THIS much money Is due The
property owners ln refunds. That
money should never have been col
lectoa from them it never has
been repaid q them And il would
appear now from statements made
BY the corporation counsel there h
some danger % the property owners
losing Il altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

LINDEN. Wash. Jan. ts-Strip
ping themselves % all their cloth.
ing. George Pasch,ot. his wife and
four children climbed "a the roof
OF their home yesterday. with the
temperature at the freezing point,
70 wait for q fiery chariot from
Heaven
The baby Marta. II months old.
II dead today from exposure. and
another child. aged Z. II near death
The family are Holy Rollers
las, Sunday Al elder o. the church
came from Seattle and exhortcd
the members to prepare for the end
Of the world.
pascht0t and wife took the In.
struction literally They began a
fast and ate nothing Early yeF.
terday neighbors heard them sing.
ing but paid no attention until some
hours later a paaserby discovered
the entire family on the roof. With.
ont shred of clothing
The children were complaining
81 the cold and the parents we're
urging them to be brave When
the authorities. arrived the family
hurled invectiyes Of devils,
agents % Satan. az them and
resisted BY tearing off the shingles
and hurting them at the officers
After a handf0hand combat on thf
roof. III which the frenzied woman
stripped an officer almost AZ com
plcfely as herself. they we're over
powered With great difficulty
they were Induced TO don clothing
FOR the drive from Lyndcn 20 Bel
bingham When they were told ths
carriage was the chariot they wers
expecting they ceased resistance
At the jail Mrs Paaehiot declared
that her baby was not dead. that I
lived. only the clay having died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

Tho Md year eYam,, r'oi'ss
pfogrcag IL tho civ " l
80 900 Youngsters are , y.
with puckered forehssd..' ls
timatcd that 100 ,s,.,s
eighth grade viii - 'y ~. z
the high schools. p''aes