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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
NEW CE>N> or TiIOWl
Census Director Durand Drr'des ca Take
u because OG the Padding Frauds.

WA-HINGToN. OCi - Census Directnr
! NIrand has dee lded 20 max. a reenunsta-
ON 81 the population of Tacoma Wash
The action - taken because ~ the pad
druE frauds detected IN the previous
enumeration 4 committee from Tacoma
a-a.d for the new enumeration and M.
census Director saws 10 them IN a letter
o. 80" consideration ~ vour Request
f.r COMMUNICATION ~ no ,iiv ~ Tacoma
lH," i,.. .d.d ~ grant - WI.h. how
.."- 'u MAKE. lear 'h. motives Nh,.h have
IT m" %" hat decision III. recount i
300. ,uu,.,i-, hr,au-. 81 any dpul' Shat-
..."- a. ID" ~" "N.,'eur" and grrs' "Nienr
Of D." frauds Iu 'h" original enumeration
.u" ., iu"u,. 90 zach frauds j. overV helm
ny o. - q fact. however. ihaf by reason
- no" met lud- Of fraud pursued the moth
uI- - "ttm.n,'ing fh- fraudulent names
fI|,t hsi 'u be- utilized NAV have uufe
., "is rr-.4I',-,i m the elimination 81 some
names - bona nd" resident The E,~opl.
ut Id'rg.t IN boz" s0'-su. . IT . remuneration
N|.i always bel eve fla' 'h,. uufub"r - bona
'i" u.r...- 'bs~ eliminated Na~ very ,arg-
amt r"'u.u' viii Furnish he oul, means
D.. 4.u 'l.- question .in be- gruI-fIv
-"'f l,..
-.luI rraI. r. anv Tine 20 r.,s 'hr
u"ur~r- of NuHr ,umr..''rr 'lu Access
'" 'U" I~fn ."I p, .i"u.- o. ira oct
4. condition Of undertaking a new
"uIu GRAFTON 'h,. C..u-u- Director ,n-. -rs
ha' uo Iryat. individual or priys'"
organization shall ~ any way undertake
foo Fu'sri-r" ar a--I-f 90 iL. work eN,-I.t
- IN" census Director shalt expressly
rprr"y- lu 'h" event ~ any such inter.
i'r-u - 'h'. -. Enumeration vii be ended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28

distinct ruodlart'tpn 4 .-dlrary tgu
Frequency ".'-c'ricI'v
In ~ Nig"isrhuii' apraraf -.
which gives . gr"I'"r ..r-"n' han 'h'.
high frrlu"urv tpga-,'.- 'g' wrh q
lower 'ra,lu"ury. 80 v.-..- ...tI f-u'n -"
g"nor ,tSr - ..l..c'-ud..- ritr,.d pu "lch
side pi IN. part 20 be. ,p.~t'.,d IN. md IN
the applira'ipn - IN" current N" Hpw Il
hlpDd in ~" region b.tS-;.n IN" "l". 'ru,l"-
~ stopped by 'h- coagila'ipn = -"
alhIm"n in N" blood and r--u"
The area = cpag'I'a'ion can hn w.d"ueI
~ narrowed by I~ing broader ur ui--
rover .lacirode- pr Sag"ls, ruidt h.-
liev"- the method viii hs particularly
..s.fr!l IN dealing with iarge rurfac" can
onr-. especially ~" 'yp" called -"n
c'lI~as-e ~. ms s'.rc"ssfullv op"r1t"d
IN 'h-"" or -four oarcers and has also re-
moved 'onsils without loss q blood
y ~hvlock had knovn II -" mott bod
no opIid hav" bad hrs pound 81 flesh
uloodI"--,y There - however dim
clIl'v. and "yr"pt N very skilled hands
danger ~ No" operation. because there
- some risk ~ N" blood oongnating
m ~" arg" v".u- m The area net ween
the elect rod"r. forr!i ing olots This din
Guilty - mot ~ ~" Application ~ vase
line ointment r1u'a.ning p"T cent NJ
pyroglihc acid which r"firds ~" other
W.sa TOO rapid healing -" r"rIit 81 which
would not only ID" - "ucour1g. clo-fing
but also the creation q r"dIndan' proud
f.,-h and uRly soaring II ms j. prop
ariv guarded agA.n-t ~" m"fhOd - de
,'larSd 20 he IN enormous advance on
any existing ~ "hyiailng shock IRON, loss
81 llOod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
E\GII>H NHOOI> WILI DO.
Z oUrt Mont Order an american Boy To
Br IduraIrd IN America

R,'Ird = Nct r"--v whose VT" EDNA
NJ got % divorce. from h,n and married
tn, ton Henry Coventry son - III"
Ea'i - Iuv.u'rv asked supreme court
Justice hlschuf 80 modify his former
" fs...- d..,. rec Yesterday =" - 80 gIy,. him
rn- ,u-rndy - nrS son Lawrence kip
NaI'r.rtv uuV ~ wears old. 100 order
that 'h. i.uv NAV 30. 'dI,Ltrd ~ American
schools
john VI BuW"f-. attorney 'ot Mrs
Coventry. handed Ip hrr-i DO rppo~Iifo On
uu Justice Brs,hun s.,id =" would DENY
tue motion from ~" bench Will" the
mother was crmp-t"u. 10 care fpf the
.uIid there VS. 10 ground To amend the
ii ,p'.- deere. merely 90 order that IN"
boy may hl,. "a hu"r an in-',, d ~ IN
H.. - ,ig,a'.pu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
cor RESCTES TWO.
CoHr, swims out and saves Father and
son In GraNesend Bay.

Policeman Joseph Cofey Of the Bath
Beach station was on HE way home yer'-r.
day when AZ Raw Twenty fourth street
and the shore he heard shouts for hslp
coming from a man and a hoy clinRing
TO an overturned roWboat about 2OO feet
out He took on his coat and shoes and
swan out to m. boat. The man told
him To take the hoy ashore first ,bso ause
he was lame Cofey took the hoy "a
land and went back and got the man
10 dry land after half an hour Of hard
work in rough water
The rescued were william Aldrich of
Raw Thirty second street and Eighty
second street aud his son Harry. whose
leg IL in brace They were fishing when
the squat came mp and upset their boat
Coffey reported for duty last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
EIRON i\TO\ELLI I ICIDF.
NrapaiItRn NobIe Found Woman We
wished 10 NArrN NAs IIiS sister.

= ---- ITT1 ~ 7T--T y TWF w
ROM OC' y NsapolI'an society has
been shocked bv the suicide ~ Ba ron
Marc #" Nn'un.lll son 81 the court
chamberlain IT tine lat" King Francis
q \tul,-
m" Baron fell 900 love with his mot her :
hY,l."Es"per. tourp''a MuEi a beauti-
luI woman and wished u" marry her
IL mother upposrd hIs wishes and finally
revealed 80 HIM that ',ur"''n was an
il''gI. ,rusi' daughter nf his "~n father
hy Iadv e kIug Francis = cuurt
III" I.~palrnx tower jumped from a
= .u1pv 81 hr- own pnlaC~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
MN - HOTEI BEiT.
~, ron Trs,ers the Name Of Man Neru.ed
bb the Hermitage

,ha-gcd with heating ~" Hotel Hermi.
taga ont 4 500 man Who was ds.crib bed
h. N. warrant upon which be was arrested
A. Bvroa Trav"r- Wa arraigned 10 the
nigh, court and held IN $50 for eJdmina.
ton TODAY 10 a." West SD" court
The warrant Wa rs~u"d by Magistrate
Kr.'.. sitting ~ the Nest SIDE court
T. IL alleged that Iraver- eft the hotel
on MAY - 'asiug with him hts haggns-
Gustav SChui'. proprietor - ia" hotel
~ ~ Co.." v1rr1I' He -lw hI- former
p,t-ou -. Wa, -ir'.'.t Yesterday and "a 81
- policeman
yaz arrested her" 90 1919 Tor retaining
III" wrong Tag gwen ~ hIu Nv u'I-thS"
ia = hotel 90 Albany n" lag WIS -sid
g. have contained jewell valued - s. 80
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Arrested a. spccdrr WIN m.nopm'r

~0rITBr'isr. Mass Dri - With
Two r-s,.v".- lD.p'si 80 'n"ir Eeid-
Ar..hnl-h"r ia",ar lang"yIn - ~
Bon,fI'. Nar.'pr,. and Manager ! = T.
l-tugcgiu 90 -" >"..rrUridg" ~" tr CAT
,onstrgo'lpu iOnpanv w"r" PIT ~ Ter
arrest 20 I.v IeiWe"E Indian Orchard
and ~IrHR'o. uy ~Irlhgh-d Offiyars
VII, ,larReG J : l. lahRSstn. who
own. "rd vh- driving IN au'0ruphil"
w.'t "S r"dug ~. sJn-d limit lls
gaze s. La.i tie vac taFng Archbishop
laTg's % - - -rgf".d g "di. "b BishDp
FsstN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
op-r. singer. Gm TO salvation Arm,

MoST,LAIR y ! oct q Miss Anna
Helu-tron. n Swedish opera singer. by "a
gift 81 $1,000 TO the Monte lair branch
~ IN. swedish salvation Army has on
abled that organization n plan for the
erection ~ brick armory here The
armory will be n two story building with
uIrrsis and will he locatsd At Glen Ridge
avenue and Willow street The branch
uAs established about three years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
rOR ~ OODLE>> 0rrR,rI0N> '.
h"rln Doctor Produces IoREulAiIon Of
Albumrn bN Electric current

BFRtI> Oct. - Dr. & Nag"lschnidt
~ R"rln has J'I~I drmoustrat u byforc the
Acknowledgements section - N" Royal
Society ~ Medicine his discovery ~ a
gr"'uod ~ performing surgical operations
Nithpr shedding hln"d hv employing a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28

re or even g"rm'.-,un from 'uu
brothers and assembled for tlil
% wInds'oun ~ . height ~
'..rz ~ mile or more lIu'-.'y
rpJlane were blown tack ward
'... Land for 'wenfy-two and on"
.- by an air line IN a wind rr'
. .' '..'v Gv" - fifty miles an hour
-. '" gas Hs managed 20 land
% Hr"rtVood l.
....' Who wa- having luncheon
H' .hr hro'he-s - restaurant
..t'u-s back T. h" hangar ~
'n mad" the facet pU- remark
..l 80 amp rival. unp"i W.
4ups'n ~. upon hearing the
r.'.-" bu1z!ng into the wind
.H 49, ,u' % limb into hI- own
' -ss'' hIplan" Also ~ithnU'
.r.sr~ Or p"rmission John
---f 80 ward toward the blue
d." unusual spectacle ~
.','..l"- gong backward raj.
'' -'"ruWav. de"p sea skip
Has .D.sou'.-d ~ ~" big crovd
81" '"r'h"r. and fussing- were
.'--..I ,v -" wind ant dust
r.- htrgag Irro-s rlo Sold
.r- 'anLsi M and N 'ha Hold
-'a." buw in an ur'sid" down
'a -" z-s.I stands. and ho
HI' 'Nlrf 70 an ar In. "
Ilg 1n. IAN 90 ~ % Hidile
.' % ~" INTERIOR " org
.,",.-' = r,'oh"gI" 'our.
i'pV"I - AL safely If'er
." 'r.."s bastNard - e.
.H ...''aE spot lohns'. no
-'a bong 90" ground 'ra' r.
DO .... -,.' -" - ypss
'r-.7 I'D On PoayiA Page
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
" RDTI 10 ~ ~ wv
letters We're Drsign"d To Grt $40 to
Complete supposed Purchase an \cruunI

' ONlDif'' N'libllhNFN bn NffhNtNt
lr.r., 'rr VI II u We. - tl- y - Ofi""
D-p,r'-r"r' 'uIds . r,-i unH', $50 - -,
: H"r-v n k-li,' a. - Et-' F.,.r'"r','h
street y"sfsrdiy Bpv!-- men --r,-i
lup ,e''.r~. most II WhiCh lr" -.ppu-sd
- contain money k"tu" rental i"-k
room "a the bgI,d.rE 30 D''ph"-
~. : sad 10 have -r..' ,"t'-r- - .ir.--ed
with ~" names % o. irtr".l- { dead men
Tnr," uaU"- %" 4 ".'1 90" pIl'uIrv
columns = ucv-ulU"r- a'3uli-h"d near 'r"
cI'y IN" ief'"-- wen ~ 20 -ay mat So
was -'i'! due Ip.u q diamond ing which
the man u.T'Ut.su - account The
l,''n-- were very grRer' ~ advising that
m. money 3" -"r' rafOre October -
,,tU.~ws-s 'h"y ,-a a,'--.i - have said
~" -c-s! ~a- n and IN" ring would he
reit'"fed - stock
Keaue mad '"C .e'u-e ~" ra'ders
- lisi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28

DALLAS Tex Dc' - Turscd hIgn
into 'hn air from he wo',rovcI" while
rounding IN" ~ tho d, .rves ~ 'ls state
FaIr 'rack ~ 'srr.ar speed Wade Nvlie
l. -"tr, I'D. q motorcvcIo racer wa
tIrl1E' instantly ki."d to-day H. neck
w. broken.
gene Mar-r. also q uo'prrvcle facer.
80 SOD wear ago ~ DAY ~ almost
exactly tns same srot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
rORTIGAL F0KGING AHEAD.
New Minister of Justice Drafts . DiN Gree
Law Ba>etI sn Mutual Consent

IIsHoN. Or p The provisional Min
i-ter II JUST ICE has drafted a divorce Law
winch proposes the most start ling MART al
emanCi patton We, present 81 10 Europe
Il - based simply on mutual consent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
nn...mA AIsrr rlnrd for sprr dlnE

Ru~s.u 4 Alg"r 4 Detroit was fined
SO Yesterday Nv Magistrate Connolly
IN ia. Flushing police c0urr for running
Ms automobile. beyond the speed limit
on hi- way 10 Manhattan from Belmont
paFk
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"a f- 'l'Usr r..-s .y'.',... So ''t' '.t' - 'r"
Dus-..'i,r' N...U .ii.1"d rn4. -, .n..
d4" -,u'h - '.a.a 49, J"iu '.r me i'r"..
"a n -. soaring uur-N - IaE" - john
...'' -" u.E - ana .., 80 he uIuI'.ira'"
go uu'a.u.rga 'rr view = = and .rs---
iuE h~N' .E"r 'lr A-hUhU' ..u'rr.su
River and -" Nar' 81 Perm 'uka j.l-'
-uy't - Ia.- l., n.' DEaTa
J. ~as - 80. ,hui. Z ] ~. I-,I.'a
Ralla 'uat HaRI "v trd p.l-' f.l .u .a'..r
wt D. -" hunters Nhr riio'rI them ~.
he .rihwav - safety Tho u.,'I'.t
90 IL SUNDAY .a-t when 'h"Y had gwen
.u ail hop" = getting 80 ,1sIii,a'i"u hv
iu".r w "nd-Iyor-
'AErT,t EEooHu- ktri
.n. ."r,rdu'- have ErI' - ,trrf.I
record ~ th"ir "n'lr" 'r'p WIZ altiiYde-
temperature. and all other data 'af 81
every h. n ant sometimes ofteu'r. lheI-
grea test 4iiitpd" wac 1870 feet which
was when 'h"y shot ~ No. the northern
wilderness about noon "r Wednesday
tho last day 81 their fight ~ search ~ u
landing plAc"
Summarized. their own story tel -
the start Of ~" IN met ~ ~ -I"uf.
mp 10 500 feet AZ u ~ ana crossing ~"
MI-~ogr. River only iu" feet - - = o.
The Ms-I--ipp, vas crossed 80 ~ - .
height 81 Sfsr feet and a." Illinois River
at : - ThrL the cuur-" va- ohrcy
north and north Nv east Throughout the
remainder - ~. fIgrt II ran ov"r
CalhDIn county. PIk" county and Pitt
G-ln Brown cpuu'v. Schuyl". "'Iuiy
MCDon0ugh county Warren comfy
Wht"-ide county. Stephenson and W..
shagp rpuuti"- th- Inc h"iwc..u limos
and N,-r"n~ - h".rR cin-s"a it"l5 "
.''-day
own iAKF virHIBAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
informed Policeman NslLs WIN the
MaIOF

N.vur ravrnr evening walls across
tie Br.. " ErIdg" which v"r" "'oa
-.,ua -.'l. tI'u" after ~. Mavpr =
r,'.ru =, tI'N lla A. ar" almost daily
o..-i,fl. nov IL - aiNays accompanied
by I4ri.' idwar. H.TS" - ~" bridg.
p,'t,' -VlaI 20 Uniform 10" lisu.
tenant walk IIgh' ir-ido the Mayor
Sufu.ttu... Mr Gavunr wake clear hum"
and ssfHsflUe- hI- q ..tpUutlle u waiting
at thn b.. N!vu end - ~" hrIdg"
IgYOI NANI ~ NARM rSTATRS M
down usf boo 4 Hp't'uu ~ ere U0' isrHAGr NJ
hol-r ~hov Tnums 15'f - near Broadway
Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28

NaA " thar day tho balloon assembled
20 1.sW foo near white Water -hprriv
b"'1r" coming ~ Lake Michigan ~"
shore ~ which va reached ~ o " q. ciooa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28

CONTINUED ~ Second PoVs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

Fifth Addition is especially
adapted to gardening. Get
out of the smoke and noise
of the crowded down town
districts. Have a little gar
den with fresh vegetables on
your table every day. Grow
a few flowers to brighten up
the home. Try living right
once and know what it is to
LIVE. Pick out a lot in Burke
& Farrar's Fifth Addition to-
day and you are started
RIGHT on the road to inde-
pendence and happiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
HISTORY OF THE SATI'

crackgman Of the day with the
latest and best equipment which
the profentdny facilities afford
the business man and banker can
rest confident that his yaiuables
are absolutely secure from the de.
signs Of the thief and the law
breaker.
Some " the saIee aud vaults not
only defy the burglar. but Will re.
slHt the attacks ~ armed moba
Take for instance. the safes and
vaults which have been Installed
IN Seattle and other Northwestern
cities ~ recent years b. the
Purcell Safe Company. and which
we're manufactured by The Her.
ring Hall Marvin Safe Company
Ia many Instances these pro.
tective systems cost many thou.
sands Of dollars. and IN some ia.
stances cost hundreds Of thousands.
The Purcell Safe Company has re-
comfy undertaken the contract for
Installing a safe and vault system
for the Peoples Savings Bank Of
Seattle. TAT an estimated cost Of
t7b.t0p0o This will be- one 81 the
largest single safe and vault sys-
tens IN the Northwest. and VIII re.
quire many months for The Herring.
Hsil.MarYin Safe Company. which
has the largest safe works In She
world. 90 manufacture. A few
years ago Il would have required
many times az long % manufacture
the same work by any safe com
pany IN the country.
Ia years past. the majority "
safes manufactured and placed up.
on the market a. "fireproof" we're
not what the name implied In
many instances the contents 81
these Inferior safes we're destroyed
IN tho burning Of small buildings
where little heat wan produced
This ~ aiso true 81 a great many u
the eo-called fire.proof safes II the
present day One company which
has always had the reputation of
manufacturing safes and vaults
which would resist any fire. and
whose safes and vaults successfully
sithHtood the Baltimore fire. the
terrible cOnflngration az San Fran.
cisco. the Parker building fire ia
New York city. and the fire which
devastated the city Of Aberdeen 8
few years ago. as well a. the Seat.
tie fire o. 1889. II the Herring Hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
FAMOUS SCALPER
WANTS SOME CASH

WALKER. MINI. March 2e,--Old
John smith. an Indian brave. victor
IN many battles and posaeasor OF sew.
ural personally collected acalps, WAS
here from hla Mud Lake allotment
In upper Caaa county and was on
his way 20 Interview Ascent John
Ffater regarding hts pine holdings.
The red man Is nearly 100 years %
agc.
Ne die soon. said the old buck
Happy hunting grounds in a little
WHILE Want money, no good after
dead. heap good nov" continued
the HiEened warrior a. be loaded a
ponderoua pipe With klnnlkiuic and
thrust the long stem between his
toafhiees gums
The Indian Is known A. being one
81 the oldest indiana % BIS tribe
Nutwlthatandiag bis age. be Is nhlr
20 get around with those of much
younger years. and while his fHee
Il wrinkiea Nth the passing II
many sums there Il atill the clear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

The columns OF the daily papers
record the many attempts az safe
and vault burglariee. and people
marvel az the ingenuity Of the
safe cracker and burglar. but few
persons have any idea Of the
thought aud study. and the time
and labor which have been nee.
eaaary In order that the manufAc.
turer may defeat the purposes Of
those who prey upon the worldly
wealth Of their nsighbor. and who
seek 70 gain dishonesty what 9th.
ers have secured honestly,
The study uf safes and vaults. by
which the moneys and securities
o. the banks and financial institu.
lions OF the country are protected,
ID an interesting study 20 the nv.
erage person. and II complete roc.
ords were 10 be had. would prove
fascinating and romantic history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

great heignt. ~ sas commas "a.
many old styled safes. ana I. =.
quently the case with the ehs..,.
safes manufactured al The prr,ss,
time.
The doors are not only secured l,
steel bolts. but have recess fIsss..
on the back of the doors IA plars \
the old-ume cast Jugs.
Where Il required the exe,tIau 4
much strength TO open Or cIoss ~
doors 81 the old style safes ~
vaults. the doors n the mods--.
safe and vault, weighing nany -
sand pounds. are 80 carefully "
Iusted and deilchtely balanced "a,
they may be operated wlth psrlsa
case.
The modern safe Ia bound tcs<th.
sr by heavy angle france rHrh
are welded solid al every cornsr |,
place Of the individual steel slrss
formerly used. and on the cha,
safes Of today.
Il seems Impossible that fu-tss
the next fifty years the inproy>
fnents In the manufacture and hult
ing Of these protective sysisns-
both fire and harglarproof -esn b
as great a. have been Witne<.<
during the past fifty years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
GOVERNOR BRADY
PLAYS FIREMAN

nONNERs FERRY. Idaho,
March aa, The gfeaay coat of
fireman covering HIS nleaied
bosom shirt. Gov James n
brady OF Idaho yesterday after
noon took the fireman'a place
on a light engine. shoyeled coal
under the boilor with a Will. and
arrived here IN time 20 keep An
appointment with local people
he had made
The governors train was dc.
layed hy a freight wreck He
spled "A lieht engine ahead Of
the wreck and climbed Into the
cab. telling the engineer HIS
troubles.
mo chance aald the engi.
neer My fireman's gone away
and cant fire and keep my
hand on the throttle. too"
I'm a crack fireman" said
the governor. pulling Off his coat
and grabbing the shovel, The
engineer opened the throttle, and
Gov brady arrived here on time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

was case TO set aside a tax title
cloud The lower court dismissed
the action Tho appellate court
finds that thore was no LEGAL ex.
cuso for tho Dismissal
Technical errors of the trial
judge IN mstructing the jury II
given "a legal ground FOR granting
a new trial IN the case Of H.
Sweeney a Go. against the city OF
Seattle. This was a case 20 oh.
tain damages because OF q street
Improvement
Seven Klng county cases have
been decided by The supreme court
this week, and each uud every one
has been reversed by the appellate
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

Somehow the desire for a garden and flowers
appeals to us all in the spring. It's nature asserting
herself. There's JOY we can't resist in planting
and caring for the little home garden. Just now
everyone is talking about the cost of living the
average family man is straning himself to make
both ends meet and here is where the little kitchen
garden steps in to lessen the household expenses.
Half an hour day and about a dollar spent for
seeds will do much to
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eye and certain iltheneaa of limb
which tho well preserved members
u tho tribe maintain until the Great
Father calls them
John boasts OF killing six Sioux
Indians IN the early days. the fiaht
occurring at Portage lake. seven
miles from here.
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FAULKNER GUILTY
OF NONSUPPORT

u. M, Faulkner. a Seattle waiter,
who has gained much notoriety be.
cause OF his domestic troubles,
was found guilty last night by n
Jury IN the superior court OF non.
support. Under the statutes this IL
q penitentiary offense The jury
was out six hours.
In February Faulkner kidnapped
the baby, who was IN the custody
OF the mother. and took Il 10 spo.
kane. lie told the police when al.
rested that he had loft the baby
In shack Ia the woods and that
hs would let Il freeze TO death
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rather than to satisfy the mother
by letting her got poaaeaalon OF e.
The police. however, found that
Faulkner had left the baby IN a
lodging house, and that his story
of the exposure was told simply TO
cause his wife pain
Faulkner and his wife have been
twice married 10 each other. After
the first marriage they got n al.
vorce, then they remarked The
woman has now O second divorce
suit pending.
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Cut Down the GrOCer's {
This Summer

1t is surprising what an amount can be grown
on an average lot The soil in Burke e. Farrar's
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The executive committee Of the
KING County Republican club, nj a
meeting In Justice ~ the Peace
Georges court yesterday afternoon.
endorsed John T.. Wilson for the
United States senate. 90 succeed SAM
uei pilsa Wilson thanked the com
rnlttoe. aud stated that nest week he
would make formal announcement ~
his candidacy
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SEVEN CASES
REVERSED IN
UPPER COURT
King County Decisions
Have Bad Week at
Olympia - Judge Main
Wrong About Bailiffs.

Seattle Justice courts viii have
10 cut down the number Of haillffs
clerks and assistant clerks now
employed in those courts The su.
preme court yesterday handed
down decision reversing the de.
elaion 81 Superior Judge Main to
the effect that the county commits
sioncrs had authority TO provide
for the employment Of as many
baiuffs clerks and clerks assist.
ants as they believed necessary
The justice courts have been
used a. handy place for provld
irg places for political workers
who had 20 be cared for VI T.
Mciiwain brought a suit 20 cnloiu
the payment % the salaries Of this
retlnue % employees on the ground
that the law provided for only one
balllff and clerk for cach court.
Caused Connection.
The suit caused a commotiou IN
Seattle political circles because
McIlwaln's contention meant the
loss of positions 70 several good
political workers For after Judge
Main upheld the county commits
alOners. the supreme court decided
that BE- was wrong upon the law
The decision Is another evidence
Of the appellate courts disapproval
Of Judge Mains legal ideas Re
GENTLY the supreme court has de-
cided that he IL wrong In a number
OF important cases that have been
appealed TITS decisions have caus.
ed the county much labor
l. nachmann. convicted OF prac
tlcing medicine without license
IN the superior court ~ king couu.
~. secured a new trial The high
or court held that the state had
failed 10 prove that naehmann was
a resident Of the county
In is decision the court takes a
slap AZ the prosecuting attorney 3
office by saying. This Is another
OF the on recurring cases where
the state Is not represented BY
the prosecuting officers The case
vas prosecuted by specially en-
pioyed counsel Of the medical
board
The King county case q Harry
Drodsky against AAgnas Nelson
and others Was also reversed This