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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

4 Water will be shut of in the 4
4 district tributary to T. Mad a
4 lson st., from 2ath av n. 10 a
e Lake Washington. Tuesday, 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

The people OF Georgetown again vote annexation to
Seattle special election tomorrow.
that suburb the betting that Georgetown will
Much interest Is being taken in the election boy the
dents OF all the wards surrounding Georgetown which while
OF Seattle lies completely within tho city limits Of
Georgetown coming In,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
NO INCREASE
IN WAGES AND
NO MORE COPS
No Money in the Treas
ury for Extra Expense,
Says Councilman Saw
yer.

Where win we Set the money e.
That's what Chairman sawyer. OF
the council committee on finance
says. and az a result the teamstors
who it Was said would get q raise
Ia pay. the city Etahlomon who TO.
day appealed for better wages. and
other city employees who are
talking about having a little bit
added to their daily wage, are doom.
ed 70 disappointment
Chief Of Police Wappenstcin il
also facing a disappointment. thinks
Sawyer A bin win be introduced
tonight adding "a patrolmen and
three sergeants 10 the police de.
partment. and Il was understood
that the new administration had ap.
proved Of the measure.
Nc Money for Cops.
Sawyer today says there H. no
money to pay for these extra police.
men, The state law provides that
all expenditures must be provided
for IA the annual tax levy There
was no provision for moro police
men or any increase In wagea OF
city employees
Already there Is deficiency OF
100000 on public improvements
which the city engineer failed to re
port IN time 10 get provision made
for this fund 10 this years levy
There IS only $4,000 left Of the
$4,000 emergency fund provided
for Ia the levy, 80 Sawyer says,
Whore are we going 10 get the
money for this additional ex.
peuao7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

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Apartment b. Con
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81 nns q Inquiry has
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
TIE WEATHER

Fair tonight With light frost
Tuesday fair and warmer. I
Moderate west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

b IS ,nd the dos wsii
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Tommy 1.-THE preachers SOM Il
have 10 be Just as good after
Christmas as before
Jimmy (the butchers boy)-
Why7
Tommy Because my father al
ways gets 10 or ~ pairs Of slippers
at Christmas, and he has 10 find
some use for them Boston Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

allowance for necessities Certain.
~ we have every comfort we de.
sire We live as well as auy nor.
NAL man and woman need live. and
We DO 10 on SO per week
The editor Of The Star has asked
me TO tell bis readers how We do
~ and VIII Try my best ~ SIX
articles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
CHIT KILLED
| ON CRUISER
,..lnJe, on Charleston and Crew Is Wiped Out
of Inquiry Win Try to Deter
4. sd, Of Accident on War Vessel in Far East.
nv United prcsa.)

[wssros c c. March es-Eshs killed by an e..
~ .-,~essa cruiser Charleston az oioroaeo. ~ h. yea
~. q sspatoh received at tire navy department
- -. Al target practice when the accident occurred
t.rssnsh Gun ee~ cut killing the greater number
IS
4 ~ lsAS MkEE. raasseratsrna
4 IA AasTEpT. searssn
IN rfArER. ssansan
ffkaElE. ssamsn
~ xfAVEs GRADEN
E~ sfsKNAh ordinary
<rr ASSERT MotiN pr8vats Y. g. Marine.
- a1sNARn ordinary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
|. ROOSEVELT,
ADVISER To
CHINESE
CelestiaIs Would Steal T..
r. From United States
and Make Him General
Adviser TO Empire.

JOBS OFFERED T. r.
President 81 Harvard.
Mayor q Ns~ York.
oovsrnor Of Asss York.
Nest President Of United
States
General Adviser 70 china.
6difor New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

wv AmIfNH tHF~AN
TOKYO March 1s-it Is rumored
here that the Chinese government "a
contemplating asking Theodore
Roosevelt 90 become general edyiacr
10 China Tho rumor f. current
among attaches II the foreign Of
flee According 20 the report. the
Chinese government has considered
the proposition Ger some time. ana
has formulated tentative plan
which will be presented 20 Roose-
Welt some time IN the near future
he will b. asked. according 90 the
reports. 90 consider the needs o. the
Chinese empire and make recon-
mendatl0ns not only FOR reforms
within the empire. but particularly
FOR guiding II IA rs relations with
other nations,
The rum0r has been given woight
because ~ the recent call ~ Former
Minister Wa Tins Fang who visit
ed Roosevelt IN Cairo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

O faint. delicious sprlngtlme VIC.
lett
Thine odor, like Il key,
Turns nolaelesaly In memory's
wards to let
thought Of sorrow free,
Story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Waste not. want not
Don't try 10 live more preten-
tluusly than your income juatifias "
With these two rules Constance
and solved tho cOst-of-llvins prob
lem Before w0 were married Con.
(contlnued on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

llf,dge A. your friend IL a.
vorced, I don't suppose she has
much IN her stocking this Christ.
mas
Marjorie More than ever dear.
That's where she carries her all.
money Puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

II 81 known that officials 81 the
Chinese government have a great
admiration Tor Rooaeveit and con
slider him ono OF the greatest living
constructive statesmen. Thoy have
particularly admired his achieve
rnsnts in diplomatic fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

VANCOUVER. Wash. - Nightly
raids on HE Easter lilies and hyn-
cinths peeved r. L. Curtia. 30 ho
rigged up n burglar alarm Va the
garden, connecting wires with the
roots Of the flowers. Last night tho
gong rang loudly Curtis was up
and out 90 his garden. and captured
two high school girls. They were
released with a reprimand
SALT LAKE John H. Windcr.
whose position IN The Mormon
church was second only 10 Joseph
Smith. died today Of pneumonia. lie
IL survived by 10 children and 50
grandchildren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

CHICAGO The police are hot
after "a hold-up man who "atiCks up
Ills victims without n gun By point
ing hia finger at the frightened vic
tim. he makes 9 successful lmits-
ton 81 a revolver,
Are you making garden this
Year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
The ThOuGhtIess Moth
' ~ CYNTHIA GREY.

She was O pretty uptodate young woman s,s
the hand sturdy little man OF g. ALSO fashlonabt. ~ "a
eyes saw many wonders in surrounding obes eA
tongue gave uttcrancc 10 bis pleasure - @e
The paHHrrby who did not smile a, a.
thusiaHm but mother was TOO burY bowling 10 ~ ~
qualntancc. glancnR OF mo modiahls bcdecked do,
shop windows 20 share bcr babyH Ioye 4a
10 the cbidH "Look. muyver look" when b, .
thing particularly interesting. mother only ierRed a.
and said. impaueutly on. come ON. sonny Don't h.
Behind these two walked bercu and lonely - n
only child had been sonny 10 her She wondered ny e
could bear 20 disregard the childish interests OF her -
wondered II this mother realized that these are tbe
Of a mothers life-Whcu The child Is ai hers gheb 80
him al powerful good and sufficient And she gor1e
might dare 20 say: "Oh. do interest yourself IN tbs RE-
tcreHt your boy" -h
A. she stll fingered behind Tho mother and her IL
again the babyhood Of her lost boy Ills first ~,
step hiss first tooth the day bis baby cuds were slo
day school The story Of The first little sweethesT
been connded 10 her and through the years ns
almost reached manhood-Hhcu Doc Was ruhlefsv
This lonely mother said 10 herself ~ glad ~, +
Interested 10 the small affairs o. LOy-to him NJ 4 a
be- interested iu mine. Glad that my boy and ~
rndcs-that were always tender Zoo reatong ~,
other. Glad that never failed 20 proud u
when the opportunity presented itself Glad that hsd 4
10 explain why. when things going wrong xitb H.
much o. the happiness that boy ~ mine knew dursv
life him through bis mOther just as her brs.
through him. If my memories had been Otherwise ie-
liver
Just then the little man spled a window iui Of tgv
his mother hand mpetuous iu hs efforts To st
tenton that marvellous window But mother wasn't r.
she lorked bin toward her exclalmug N you DOM y
Ing back. fll give you a good spanking
The aching heart Of the lonely mother throbbe6 in -
she noted the hurt and disappointment in the baby a.
said herself "Oh you uoughtlcsa mother, Perhsts
this viii come back 20 you and how w gish YOU ~
these golden opportunities"
II has been said IN the man whose childhood bas 1.
resscs there is always fiber Of memory which can b
gentle issues"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Out gHhe Wisdom q
CYNTIILAGREY

Young people. why will you listen
20 malicious taiea about each other?
A mau viii write: II thought
that my flancec loved me devoutly
until q friend OF mine told me ne
saw her fllfi with another man.
or brokcn.hearted giri writes
i vas never Jealous OF my sweet
heart uutll my girl friend told me
that be speaks sliEhtingly OF me
when am not by"
II you are going 20 commence
your lives together by listening 10
the idle gossip Of outsiders. you are
certainly building your house o.
future happiness upon yery shifting
sand
II Is not honorable 10 listen to
the unkind things that anybody has
10 say about the person you love.
You have no right 10 distruat those
sou love Your role is 10 defend
them and 20 help them 10 the ex.
PRECISION Of the best that ~ in them
BY your belief
A. long as you profess your love.
Il IL equivalent 10 protesting your
faith. while you love them YOU
should never listen 20 anything un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
ON CARE OF
YOUR FEET

The American woman Is said 20
rival the Chinese ln the abuse OF
her feet But the Oriental woman
has the advantage over the Occi.
dental she waddles frankly while
the American girl culiivates grace
and elegance Of carriage in the mar
rowcst ~ shoes. the highest Of
heels. the most treaCherous Of
pumps
Corns on the soles Of the feet
are often developed boy wearing
shoes which are too narrow They
can be- removed with a lotion com.
posed 81 coisodiou and salicylic
acid
Cnllositics made by the pump
which slips can be- rubbed OF with
pumice stone. after which cold
cream must be applied
To feet which swell easily. some
comfort is restored by r bath con.
tanning salt and boFa1 Fer trou-
bleanme perspirafion use orris pow
der. alum water or a lotion consist
ing of four ounces Of bay rum and
eight grains Of fannie acid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
SUFFRAGE WINS In Big STAR VOTE
Ma Cane Vote

Mas graduate OF college. und shc's
read most everything
khe can talk iu French and German.
she cnn paint ANA she can sling
Heauufuli She's IKE o. picture
Whom rho talks Hho makes yoH
think
or the sweetest kind of music. and
she doesn't smoke ur drink
on, / can't begin 10 ten you an the
poems she can quote,
She knows more than half the law
yerr do bui ma can't vote.
when my pa b. writing letters. ma
must always finger near
10 assist him ~ his spelling and 60
make his meaning clear
n he needs advice. her Judgment. be
admits - always bcHtt
Every day she gives him pointers.
mostly at hts own request
She keeps track Of legislation. and So
taxed on boud4 aud stocks.
Bat she never grts "a look ia az the
aacred ballot box.
Ma iH wiser than our coschmhn. for
hcr not - graduate,
Ana doubt II be could ton you who
ia governing the state
Ito has never studied grammar. and
IN bet hc doesn't know
Whether Caesar lived thousand or
two thousand years aKo.
He could never tcil ua how 90 keep
the ship 0f state nfloHt
For be Decent know there's such "a
thing but iHa can't vote
once whom Mr Jones was calling
they got up "a short debate
That was on the tarirf question. be
supposed hc had it straight
But before they'd finished talking be
threw up hia hands and said
That he'd not read much about a.
nor remembered waat he'd read.
Hes too badly rushed 90 study how
a. better human lives
sun De- looms up like "a giant when
election time arrives.
Mrs GuokiuH does our washing. Tor
she hes 20 help along.
Taking care ~ her Fix children.
though her husbands biz and
strong
When ho gets Job. he only holds IL
tlli he draws hts pas.
Then Doe spends his cash for whiH-
key. or elise ghmbiea IL away.
! tuppobc bic brains uo bigger than
the brain 81 any goat
And he'd trade Bile ballot Tor drink
bat wa can't votei
Chicago Record Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Somebody Read This to the kddiss
Tonight
Copyright 1910. by n. h. A

Now. Sweet slumber said faint far
To the place where strange things are
And we'll go without DELAY.
Cause we're headed right that way
10 the land Miss Fancy rules.
tNhere Old Notion has his schools
Al his scholars are Mankind
Wise and foolish ones yoali nnd).
Aud the odd things they Will do
Nothing that could Ger come trne)
Round there Nandors ! FORGOT
On bis daily. aimlens trut--
Many pranks youll fiud he's played.
on the minds Of man aud maid.
Idle Thought lives there. they say
But Ia day time he's away
Romping round In empty minds.
Which on earth he always finds
There Imagination plays
With some brains in funny waysi
puny minds who think they think.
lie finds easy 10 hoodwink.
Aud Miss Vanity is there.
Trailed around b. old Despair.
Watch real close just what they do.
Cause ! think Il ALL please you;
Then. tomorrow niEht sell stray
Right across the MiikyWRy--s
That's where Sense and Judgment dwell,
People sou viii llke real well"
Then The Eariy Dawn peeped In,
And said. 'fouecl tls a stint
Get the Sand out OF your eyes.
For It's say past time 90 rixe'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

Whcu Love AtoWh eHl"s
when woman Wishes 90 reclaim
a trunut lover she by no means
openly should show her desire
on the contrary. 10 wcll has been
said that men are like shadow
pursue them and they flee flee
from them and they follow close
At ones heels
HoldlaE off on o womnn'n part
usually lH by far more stimulating
10 mans fancy. not to say hls az.
Cetlon. than Be- TOO eager holding on.
~ love be- weary Dot him 30,
Twerc vain 10 try 10 hold him. 80
II love be- going Jet him 20.
says the old song Aud The advice
la good.
Love ia debt which must be-
paid by inclination. not by obliEa-
ton; the moment II becomes luke.
warm and fllckerlnE. reminiaceucen
on the score OF duty only serve 20
smother the flame.
Love. chained with bis wings
clipped soon eenHeH 20 be love
lie cannot exist 90 prison unless
he is willing captive behind bars
Of his own choosing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
VOTES FOR WOMEN WINS
OVERWHELMING VICTORY
Do YOU want Votes for Women 2

you Women
Nts-2GtN
The big
the
O. ooN
s
Seattle shows the
e bad u aroused the widest interest an the district among
readers
From Lake and up into the valcys the
satisfaction themselves
itself
MANY Of the enthusiastic worSeu Tor suffrage Seattle have
made house with ballots often
impossible enough ballots ballot pasted
of
90 e. n 81
star postponed the ballots be-
interested the
The ballot The total 90 Is days
and the Seattle th small suburbs have responded
nobly, evidenced bS thc large number % votes
All the The
They win Humphrey h opinion OF
ho his district this bis before the national
legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Bavarlan Cream.

One.half lemon. grated rind and
juice. y cup white vine. i.s cup
sugar. eggs, ! teaspoon grAnu-
lated gelatine. tablespoon cold
water Mix lemon. vine. sugar
and yolks OF eggs. stir vigorously
over fire until mixture thickens,
add gelatine soaked In water. then
pour over whites OF eggs beaten
stiff Set In pan OF Ice water and
beat until thick enough TO hold It's
shape Turn into mold lined with
lady fingers aud chill Orange
Juice may be used In place OF wine
and the cream served in orange
baskets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Veal Broth.

Wash three pounds Of veal tcut
from neck. remove skin and Fat.
and cut in small pieces Put into
kettle with the bones and cover
with cold water Bring slowly 60
boiling point. skim and season.
Cook slowly until meat Is tender.
and strain broth. Heheat. add rice.
and cook until rice IL tender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Curry OF Veal.

Take 2 tablespoonfuls butter or
drlppings. Y pounds cheap veal.
y onion chopped. pint milk, ]
tablespoonful flour. teaspoonful
curry poWder and salt and pepper.
Fly onions IN butter, remove and
fry veal until brown Transfer
meat TO double boiler. cover with
milk and cook until tender Add
curry powder a short time before
meat - done and thicken with
flour before serving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Spaghetti RAreblt.

Beat yolka Of three eggs with
y cup milk. season % taste. add 2
tablespoonfuls butter and y pound
grated cheese Cook ia double
boiler until cheese is melted. pour
over boiled, drained aphagetti and
serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
WOMEN SUCCESS WINNERS


There are I3S.44s organized work
Ing women ia Germany. and az a
recent convention Of socialists IN
Prussia there were u women dele.
gates present who took an actlEe
part In an proceedings 81 the con
veutiuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

Summer girls who dance viii
wear chiffon or sheer muslin
dresses trimmed with little roses.
single and Ia clusters Long loops
and ends Of the filmy material are
worn about the low cut neck.
Sleeves are short--yery short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

A very pretty salad Is made by
placing two halves Of white canned
pears upon a heart Of lettuce. with
malaga grapes in the heart Of the
pear and a row OF water crese
around the edge 81 the plate Serve
with mayonnaise dressing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
H4R{2@:@Y015

layers. sprinkle each one with pep.
per and salt and dot with bits OF
butter. Cover the top with but
tered crumbs. pour Ia cup Of thin
cream and bake covered for X
hour. then uncover and brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Vnthid6rey5
II ottorS

Dear Miss Grey VIII you kiudly
publish tn Mondays paper a good
recipe for making straw berry short
cake the kind that is made % pie
dough- "a BEGINNER
Strawberry shorteake.
A--Take the berries clean and
sugar them Well press llttle IL
YOU like. and set them aside Then
take I quart % sifted flour. tea.
spoon % salt "A pound % butter
Rub salt and butter we'll into the
flour: wet with water as for pie
crust Handle lightly and ron with.
out kueading Bake iu a biscuit
pan. when done split the cake.
butter Il, and lay the berries be
tween
Dear Miss Grey Can YOU tell
me something that viii remove soft
wRrts9 Also something 20 harden
soft finger nails2 Also the title 81
the national hymn % Austria7
G a. r.
A-The application % lunar caus
tic viii remove the warts II YOU
apply II yourself. rub the flesh
around the wart with cold cream
20 protect from burning
Your nails probably need uour-
fishing Rub with olive oil every
night and keep the hands out o.
water as much as possible
The Austrian national hymn Is en-
titled. -Goft Erhalfe Unsern
Kaiser" or God Preserve Our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

Mrs. Clara Folz % Los Angeles
has been appointed member OF the
state board OF charities and cor.
rcction % California She u the
only woman on the commission. and
was the first womAu admitted 90
practice law IN her state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Baked cream nananas.

Peel and slice enough bananas
TO nearly fill a shallow baking dish
Butter the dish. put in the fruit in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
DAILY MENU.

DAILY MENU. .
Breakfast. a
Stewcd Figs .
Corn Flakes and Cream =
Dried Beef and Cream .
Potato Cake
Toast Coffee q
Dinner. .
Veal Broth =
Curry ~ Veal q
Baked Potatoes 4
Baked Cream Bananas 4
Pear Salad =
Bavarian Cream =
Cake Coffee 4
supper.
Sphagetti Rarcbit
Cold Slaw
Mullins Strawberries 4
Cookies. Tea =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

Franz iu Glory" Words were writ.
ten In l1ef by Laurence /. HaHchka
Music as by Joseph HAYDN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19
Cold siaw

Put small. fine grained cab
bage through meat chopper Add
one small onion grated Mix we'll.
Sprinkle with salt Add French
dressing and serve cold Or add
Il cup finely chopped celery to
cabbage and onion add serve with
boiled dressing and garnish with
hard boiled eggs sliced or grated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

There Is renewed emphasis to-
ward all things japanese Ia trim
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

Ny Dear Miss Grey: WIN you
please tell me how to Eet rid Of
warts I have some small ones
on my chin and on the back ~ ms
hand and ! should be- ever SO CRATE
tul 90 know how 70 set rid Of them
PERPLEXED
A-Are YOU sure they are wartsf
They may perhaps be moles. II
molcs. they can be removed BY the
electric needle operated by one who
understands the business BE sure
What they are. as it would not pay
YOU to experiment With any facial
Flemish Causiic will remove warts
and Is easily applied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-19

Kind that "a ihlrd person may say
about them.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-21
ARE MARRIED. At THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

County Clerk Robert c. Pohl yes
terday isued a marriage license to
Charles Kaylor. age 80. and Mite
Merit. age 50. both of Tonopah.
The couple were married during
the afternoon at the PRESBYTERIAN
church by Rev. II. l.. Burnham
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-21
STRAY BOLT OF
lightning PAYS
QUEER TRICKS
WANDERING FLASH MAKES DE-
SCENT UPON TONOPAH
YESTERDAY.

If the old saying that lightning
never strikes twice in the same
place is true, then Tonopah should
be exempt as the landing place fer
starry bolts for the rest of .he
time. Shortly after the noon hour
yesterday wandering bunch Of
electricity arrived unannounced and
started on a short cut for China. 1t
struck the rock quarry on Mount
Brougher and threw dust and rocks
in every direction. A number OF
people noticed it strike and all
state that several large boulders
were torn from their places and
sent rolling down the hill.
\ small portion of the bolt hit
one OF the transformers along
| Brougher avenue and several resi-
dents reported having received Sc
we're shocks. L. E. Evans, who
conducts tailor shop on Central
street, was using an electric IRON
at the time and was rendered All.
conscious for several minutes.