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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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PINE LOCATION sEAH pIIiNNnY
Az can LIME
OtVNNn8 LOSS

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trirt convenient 20 car tIn0a iarsa
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stndea HeefA chine closets. rfF con-.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22


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f-HNht barn sash. Htf Go $40
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toEte inrhes SOD nEht tan1o. g. %.
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wall bF dnHHrrinr ffff. I ih TO Yard.
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Gold seal roofing sguare Ass
fam iacks with hiaeN knahE f2e.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
SOUTH TILE
GARDENS
aARpEN rnAors Now REApY

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Hefasr fenHffa# This trace Nus plated
frrn the fhniee land ~ sfr 90 ranch
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and ready fHf fHlfsFaflun amd haa been
cultivated Na HNf aHf ~ These fflffa
fUH ail have tH ari quickly
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E0ME

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GUARD ara smsu FRUITS auig 20 miles
ffair seattle ana uEsUfNE BAR
uAfN faf ftree Terma O. suit
CttAuf.Ea roMEua cuwrANr.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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C0ly h6fU5tNc AHenCN Ah85 Nrc6do
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Cody Stunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
NJ. D. WALKER,
M. D.


GRADUATE LICENSED spEcIALIEr,
EAhMf&A AID ADVICE FHEE
BOZ EpLEN BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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"fN't'"N gsil atiel Sunday ail day.
sit NEARN uipa
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~ WHEN HeNNMKlf AMn Et8MrW
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heas sHei'nG 'gsetA aaa RANGES ianiiar
1900 Hat HH eala wHtef telephones
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t,, tgem Nats modern tie each. 81 $50
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iit AaiiaH ~ fhnnes Main fsa iud tFa
the Garfield AuarfmHntk ttat Etaf
lftF Nf feuN4a HH8 BATH $50 4
eaa hHth fia iian hshlra ana
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faus taem nal iarss roams ana pfi.
sats p1rh Az ftis rlAs Refa - ibit
FURNISHED ROOMS.
10 fleeis n N n 81 4, 81 AZ az, Y,
rHttssr $50 rieetfie Hshiai pliFefe eas
teHee eaiAins AifiaHee tsa haf1isen
tAFNs ffrNf ranat $50 4 nanih rlore
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BUSINESS CHANCES
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treaant y 90 nsalth Nga kers
$3.50
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FoR SALE on agNv.
s<>~~-~-~,sss-es~-Tss' 49,.
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FARMS AND oAsDEhs.
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FiaaHaf t4Hnre Nffe4 1881 Asf# cash
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CHICKEN RANCH
srfss tsfa saa4 tsrms3 fuaainr
aLfEsnnn vas AuaDkLN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

CRY kNn COUNTRY LOANS
or Improved ur FHEant property 90 ara
Ncr rnut any aa4uHnt from iAp in taeF
fgf iEnN 81 short time ana aaFf pay
HHrufe 90 DELAY AiuftrFuff a Co. aNl
Mr amn nansF 60 hnF murtrRNas and
contracts any here tH MaHniNFfun
teana ofurruae 300 American Bank
Building fHt stsa
NJ. - 80 ..--.a-.-. b. A.l-Aa L.a.... ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

lls Marion ~ phanes Main fsa ina tFa
the Garfield Auarinauts ttHt ntsf
lANt Nf feum4a AHa bath atl 4
tNeHH asa bath csc HaH lighted AND
Harf clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

MI" 0G9gcS "(3fCfS'(9Nfrfe 3T0N
nEitnNL MEDIUM Gives valuable ad-
NIra an nN affairs 30 life Permanently
located zoo hrr private home ss1M Pine
gt. moan oth HN Aiao gives wonderful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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49,. 49, Asis sesi9e a IA
s ssfisa terN t eafr
,s. ear git 81 Aaii.
- N,et..s 5sasltis N' rlslh.
III aaa snsaiaa alsns .e ~
Is IA atArs 4tFtila $50 faFilf
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49, s+sia Aeplf AZ 0fa HA N.Hns
ssaifls wass
fiftis Is iase tayaa
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Akresf HHf HRt
81 ave see Hfi sae
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- ssfsf e sar AZ taFf
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$50 rsm1a SSH aHt
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ttff
ntrK TOT rafEu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

Ten acres au On euiuNptlen and staa.
fna good fiFesFunm HUfNfalfED house
Other buildings. including seven chicken
hnuaaH ti 0eNi easy terfua an oEoeiionf
nnnarfuutfN tu establish homer ia
already Haif sustaining INVESTIGATE
HALL q NALL. zoe rienenr uids
For sale AcreaFei H-Hcra aarHtn
tratta near olartric linr ana good boat
Hfrira. 900 down and flo per month.
tit innekleY block
Elrht acres Three mites from city
1900 sf00 cash. balance $40 per month
Bee aaicameu rooms D. and 2, Times
nldr
FANM LANDS rs pei hcfei rasF terms
g1l LIBERTY BLDG. olroHlfH POST
OFFICE
piNn acres ihrco iniioF ffom city for
1000 $40 cash. balance Hb pnf month
Boo MnhaHer room 2. Times hldE
Two acres two mites from cly limits
Tor a4b0 $40 cash. balance fb pnr month
goa MANAGER room p rimfa nidg
IRRIGATED LANDS.
''f'<'f'f, f3CNf3WfCK 1fi1HEANn9H
DO ACRES rLoWEu AND IENEINp
ready to ulnnt lrrlHatiun water un e
now priced samn na adjacent raW land
nest dnof 1n very easy teruHi VIII clear
owner $1,000 thiH year in cnntaloupes
SEE Mn LOrF
tnh American Bank iil1F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
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nft tkt acres 4aHA Fal'Hf ianH gifh
sali airniF water isesl land ftai aiH
frnn anfthfaa SOD ffHatn Gene b.
aH1 iHs ne shae FNa
s. DIXON 4 Co.
Mails 30 tfs MartfH ~ iut -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

NS7efG00NFnlcc ~mcn0 10
& comfortable fa tsf#HH hH4fHa HiaAp
peasteE teis rates fiE 20 ~ so $3.50
steam hsafet Faanss g. ANS ~ assaiI
Queen Anae 1898 Nfatat Aaimah. ftt
aNeaftAhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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smsr tAf9a4t ara mfi es
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ss.si~s sets fsrnisast laii es
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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N0r
fT ay Yaer nalldiaF materials
1FnHI fAn Hanafif arftifar
- ahf SAVE ritz Rr-
- rAfLENs PROFIT We
arc tte largest fhfra asa
trHii snah and Gsur rnan.
ufnHiurafN fn the Pacific
Northwest These prices
o. ten shy
1 EruHs panel doors for
- rairtinv. fi1f
- cross panel doors for
staining 81 60
| Gross panel Doors OIL
Front doors f1ts 'sbs
and un
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

cifukP wfnoWs bia chicken runrh
iaEfs piece nf lend. close ~ street cafs
tHA stores ohiY Hffa ToluH. s1s dHwn
Ft month Ifee wood ard water SEQ
tomb store. nn new HaHiun flne. o. hius
mars eashior ln Timed uinrk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

49i sullivan hldF. Seattle Wnnh
~ awuof t0 acres alder hottami I'm.
ur0fNmsntH implements horse 700 hens.
crock Alec 80 ncfog uumpfufUd 10
acres Improved watrr front Terms
Phone East 2lt3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

ur s. Dr.. Armstrour "chruufartnr.H
moved to 300 Arcade Annex opposite ole-
tat0r Female ana stomHrh troubles rpe-
ClaltN aIi chronic diseases successfully
treated hN drurlnss methods located
eiX NO1rg in Santtle Hours $3.50 go e.
phone. Main fH1A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

nT2atfm 10 uefes ai MoadoWdble sir
biorha ~ puafoffics end depot only four
hi0tka % school fine View nf Sound and
nahunlaina. email house Wlll sell cheap
IN tRhan at onbe VIII take Is tunm nu
tfsda cain dr write E ogden. ail
Htrurlh d assttla
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
LITTLE LAD MEETS
DEATH BY DROWNING
ernost Anderson, Ton Years Old,
Overcome While Swimming
In Green River,

While swimming in the Green river
at the city of the same name on the
main line Of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad. Saturday afternoon, Ernest
Anderson the ten-year- son OF Mr
and Mrs A. r Anderson OF Green
River. met a tragic death by drown
Ing. and his body had not been re.
covered at a late hour Sunday night
The lad went down to the river
alone to take a swim. but had not been
In the water long when the strong cur
rent of the treacherous stream over
came him and he was carried down
and drowned
The little fellow was born in Cali.
fornia, from which place his family
removed last October, when they took
up residence at Green River. There
arc six other children In the family,
and two of the daughters. the Misses
Neya and MAY Anderson. reside I'm
Salt Lake City. They received word
Sunday evening that the body Of the
boy had not been found. although the
stream was being dragged with the
hope OF finding It. The current Is
swift. though. and the body may be
miles from where tho accident occur.
red The names OF the other children
of the family. all of whom reside with
their parents at Green River. are Car
ribella. Harry, Albert, Amelia and
Ralph Anderson.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
HOLD open AIR
WRESTLING MATCH

A strenuous wrestling match for
the championship of Hooper was
pulled OF back OF a Washington ave
nue. store Saturday afternoon, which
resulted In a decided victory for
Dave Fowles. his opponent. Walt
Smithers, being thrown three consec-
utlve times.
There was considerable money up
on the event and large gathering
of wrestling fms attended Some
wrangling was INDUCED In preceding
the match as to which holds would
be allowed The good old collar and
hip pocket" grip was finally decided
on and Fcwles managed TO land
Smithers wrong side up In pool OF
Shiny mud about seven inches in
depth
The victor sought to obtain a re
cess until Smithers could be some
what cleared OF his mud accumula-
tions. but the latter was obdurate
and insisted on resuming the affair
at once. The second fall was easy
for Fowles, but In the third Smithers
secured strangle hold on the seat
Of his opponents trousers and for a
time IL appeared that Fowles was
destined for the mud The latter raj
lied. however. and after considerable
scufnlng. forced Smithers to the
ground. winning the match Smithers
VIII demand return match.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
LAND BOARD REFUSES
TO GR RANT APPLICATION

SALT LAKE. June 12.-1he state
land board. after n special session
Saturday morning. decided TO refuse
the application OF the Green river
company that 100000 acres he with
drawn from entry until the company
could complete surveys and take up
the land under the Carey act The
reason given by the board for It's re-
fusal was that two other companies
had made applications for parts Of
this land three years ago. The
others who fled on the land. how
ever. have not compiled with the
law. but extensions of time have been
given on several occasions. The land
board decided that all who have made
requests for reservation of land and
who have not complied with the reg
ulations OF the board will be called
to time July s. and at that time. un-
less thoy have good reasons TO sub.
nit for their failure, their applica-
lions will be cancelled.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

which ii Will be reviewed by Judge
A. Marshall The arguments on
Uoen sides VIII then be presented and
~ ~ any oil the testimony presented by
the Coalition company should be
ruIcd out. Judge w. II. Dickson. at-
tC[heF Tor thai company. VIII prob
aoIy ask for the reopening of the
case.
Inc suit was brought for the pur-
pose OF bringing about q settlement
lor inc orc which it was clnlmcd the
oouitlon company had extracted from
tne PARSONS stope in the Ncsuvius
eldim This property is owned by
Dotn parties. aud II IS alleged that
the Coalition company. which did the
WORK there should have paid the
oohsohdated company S5.000.000 for
tne orc which was extracted
JUST before closing the case an
agreement wns made 10 allow the
consolidated company to enter the
Jewel stope In the Euroko and Mon.
tezuma claims and make survey of
mat property This privilege has
been denied the company for the past
three years. II Is claimed that the
Jewel stope comes close TO the work
lDgS OF the Vesuyius stope and a sur
vey VIII be made OF the workings.
charles r. Brooks, who represents the
Coalition interests and Frank Ander-
son. surveyor for the Consolidated.
VIII leaye Park City this morning
and spend the week in the stope run
ming survey lines.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
SALT LAKE And
STATE NEWS
WOMAN TELLS
TALE OF CRUELTY

SALT LAKE, June 12.-The Her
ald-Republican says: After losing the
trail of an erring husband and biga-
mist for nearly two years, Mrs A l..
Russell of Los Angeles struck the
trail again at the county clerks Office
Saturday afternoon, and armed with
a certified copy of her husbands S mar.
rlagc certificate with another woman,
she took the next train for Ell Paso.
Texas. where she viii have him ar
rested on u charge OF bigamy
Mrs. Russell tells story of re-
markable hardships endured In her ef-
forts TO reclaim her husband, and ono
Of the incidents In her chase In 1908
was her Imprisonment In house In
Salt Lake near the Jordan river, dur
Ing which time her husband procured
his license to wed Pauline SIngerly
In Salt Lake
u was married to A. L. Russell
June 2. 1892. at the Catholic cathe-
dral at Los Angeles" said Mrs. Rus
sell yesterday. TT is the same man
whose name Is on this marriage II
cense, too" she said. as she pointed
to his signature on the records of the
county clerks Office. II know his
writing and could not mistake his sig
nature,
"The woman he married was also
married TO another man at tho time
OF the wedding here. She had been
working in restaurant In Los An.
geles when my husband became infat-
uated with her | took this woman
to the Catholic cathedral and showed
her the record where Mr. Russell and
| had been married, and she stole
away with him knowing he was my
lawful husband
when | learned they had started
for Salt Lake two, years ago 1 followed
them, and. on the advice of lawyer
here in Salt Lake TO watch them. My
lawyer In Los Angeles proved false.
though, and informed my husband
that was on his trail Then the de
tective I had engaged imprisoned me
in n house near the Jordan river for
twelve days. In the meantime my
husband married the woman, and only
a few days ago / learned that he was
in FL Paso. Texas.
THE house In Salt Lake where
was kept a prisoner was run by man
named Lee. | don't know his first
name, but they were all bad lot
When my husband left me he stole
my jewelry and some OF my clothes.
taking heirlooms which had been CIV
en- me by my mother, and giving them
TO that other woman. He begged me
not Ia prosecute him, and convinced
me that ne had not married her when
I was released from that house two
years ago. but now ! know he was
lying. and am going to prosecute him
TO the limit"
The marriage license for A l.. Rus
sell of El Paso, Tex. and Pauline SIN
gerly OF Chicago was issued by p. U.
Eldredge August 12. 1898. and they
were married the same day by the
Rev. Herbert f. Hays of Salt Lake
The ceremony was witnessed by VIII
liam Russell, who. Mrs. Russell says
Is a brother to her husband. and Jen-
ME Hayes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
STATE BANK OF UTAH TO
GO INTO NEW HOTEL

Salt Lake. June 1S--The State
Bank of Utah. it is said will occupy
the corner room in the New Utah ho-
tel building. and the quarters Will be
fitted up most sumptuously for bank.
Ing purposes.
The q. c. NJ. |. 1t Is further stated.
will establish a branch drug store In
one of the store rooms OF the big
block, including an expensive soda
water fountain.
The company has just installed a
81. 900 fountain in It's Main street drug
store, and Is now putting In fine
plant In its main department store In
keeping with large establishments OF
the kind all over the country 1t Will
occupy a central position In the main
retail section and viii be of the latest
design.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
ON
ELEC I RIC
ROAD

a serious accident was narrowly
averted on the Salt Lake & Ogden
railroad near st. Joseph, formerly
StockadC. about $50 O'Clock Sunday
evening by the presence of mind OF
the motorman, when the Lagoon
special, which left Salt Lake city at
Sis, ran into herd OF cattle OBJ.
structlng the track. Two cows were
killed In the accident, aud the motor
car left the track, shaking up the
passengers. Several persons were re-
ported bruised. but no one was seri,
ously injured
While the train. while consisted of
one OF the new electric cars, No. 307,
and trailer was running about thirty
five miles an hour, the motorman sud
denly saw a herd of cattle around d
bend a short distance in front of the
train.
Quick Action of Motorman.
Reversing the power and throwing
on the brakes, the motorman sue
ceeded In slowing the train down to
a speed of twenty miles an hour be
fore reaching the COWS. Had It not
been Tor his quick action In slowing
the train down many lives would
have been endangered aud the accl-
dent no doubt would have been seri-
GUS one
Two cows were killed In the colli-
sion and the motor car ran oyer one
of them. which throw 1t from the
track against a pole. breaking the
pole The fact that the car struck
the pole probably kept 1t from turn
Ing over The occupants of the car.
about forty In number were badly
shaken when the car struck tho pole.
Traffic Slightly Delayed
The trailer. which contained about
twenty persons. was left on the track.
The crew In charge OF the train was
conductor. and B. NJ Hanley, brake.
man. The accident delayed traffic on
the road somewhat Sunday night
For the past ten days the road
has had two men out driving cattle
off the tracks both In Salt Lake and
Davis counties, and. according to OF
flclals OF the company, the tracks have
been continually blockaded with cat
tie. The authorities OF both counties
have been notified Of the trouble
caused from the cattle. but. accord
Ing TO the officials of the road, Davis
county officers have failed to take
any action. The men the road has
had out recently put twenty head of
cattle. found on the tracks in the
northern yards, not far from the
scene of the accident Sunday night
In tho pounds.