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COAT MAkERS-TWo- hrst-class; at once.
HM L BOYCE. 81 G St " W. !
ENGINEER White Second or third class
heense), $50 month. carriage washer and
groom tco.oredl for livery stable. good wages
other help wHnted for this city.
-ECRehA." 101 \. y ave.
GOOD FROEUsITIO,; for young single man
o. neat appearance Gail after z =. m.
WASHINGTON CLOCK q WATCH REPAIR
80 - ~ 81. y r
GOOD OPPORTCNITZ for the right man
one OF integrity with some experience IN
me real estate line can secure an exceptional
opening with Us.
hEY--AuTH & LATHAM, Inc.
------- ----o- Front. Evans Blds.
KITCHEN MEN. baker helper hotel help
To-Day BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. 90.
LADIES' TAILOR-FI- st-cIass. and hrst-class
coat helper no others need apply good
pay $50. J. 81. n. IS.
MAN-Caiored. neat. 70 work around bar,
&aEes = per week SO IA. ave.
MEN 10 learn barber trade; new system.
only few weeks required wages while
learning. STEADY position guaranteed F1r fulI
paEls-. AIS address NDEERfS BARRIER
g1i-LEiE, New York city.
NEATCuTTER-E Experienced. for extra work
on SATURDAY wages S.. Apply AZ once.
PREssER wanted al ao4 IIth St north
SECOND HAND IN repairing blcycIes- I7ES
IA ave n W. ACNE REPAIR AND
- ~ 49,
WANTED FIRsT-CLASS FAINTER. s5s
+ g. s. II
1o- 81 Man as city salesman. must be a
Wiling active hustler. with clean record
ana good appearance. Apply OWu handugrir-
-ng- BOX Is. Times Office. stating axe and
experience
1',NS AaN-Whire. Tor laundry wagon
must De wei acquainted with $ T. and
p ~ sections Apply BOX 90. Times Office
YOUNG MAN. one with experience ursfe--e5
app.y aver Z = m-. MONROE MARKET
1891 I+th S. N. "
4le 80 Man With experience az hangiug
Wall paper Apply 81 nth 81. 81
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every Northumberland nriced.
GUIDE.
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where your ad viii be taken at office
rates.
II yoL cannot conveniently call al
Inc Times Ohice, you can receive
the low cash rates by bringing your
advertisement 70 any one Of the fol-
lowing.
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LOST AND FOUND

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES HAVE BEEN
turned r. and may De had BY proving
PANY.
] hair brush ] handbag.
skate i shawl
vest ] shopping bag.
pin. fountain pen
= umbrellas ] book
! pair spectacleA ! pair rlkberR
combs packages.
2 pair gloves. hats
I coats. ! bunEra
pillow pair beads
: suit cases ! spectacle case.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TRANSFER AND STORAGE
N.NOR & THOMPSON 100 = CAP 81
Moe furniture 81 per load and ups trunks
and boxes. 25e. Phone T. S5I N
ATLANTIC STORAGE Co.
Furniture stored. $50 per load
-i-2-L. y. y. ave Phone Main 1913
PADDED VANS g. load Oh. wagons, s. ioaa-
Prone Main I9l5-Isl5-
COLUMBIA TRANSFER & STORAGE Co.
s- n. y. ave. n W
Lac1-1E 9 sal2glss- s-o-ase. s. van load.
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED
We VIII 90 your moving. packing. storing
and shipping, and take 90 payment Old fII--
IlEE CO.. .,h and scs- " ". North 90.
GET OUR ESTIMATE on moyIaE- 1z---7----
and storing Free insurance policy. -L-ETO[
STORAGE q TRANSFER CO.. 1855 F " 81
FIEEPROOF STORAGE-Special IocJc -
Partmeuts s. per month ~. Lowest ~asea
o. insurance and every modern cou-eui enc
Estimates furnished AERCEA MIS- To -
FER s. STORAGE CO. s20-s2Z - ii "
Phone Nj csc
NOVING-Clty O. country, large three a.
horse padded vans Estimates or By de
Ioac- LITTLEFCEO. ALVORD 4 CO
COLORADO BLDG.
Telephone w 5s7-S-s-
INpESTRUCTIBLE STORAGE. l.o00ROONs-
ness and manner OF storing furniture Non
PROOF Rooms for Iurs. rugs etc SiIver
Vault Car---t Cleaning Automobiles Pianos
Padded Vans Tor Moving. Lowest Prices
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. 1920 L -
GET OUR ESTIMATE on Absolutely a-e-
proof storage. moving. packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. As-20 10Th 81 y. W
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished.

22D ST " W. 65-One large furnishsa
front room. suitable for one OF two gentls-
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

~ - W. Nv = A-Aa
Male.
WANTED-Position as houseman Address
BOX 81. Times Office.
wANTED-Positlon as watch1aan by 'r7IdsTs-
asea white and SOBER man. Address f0i
Mass ave. y ".
wANTED-Posi,lou by arst-cIa=s clerk. roos
IenLilan ana accurate az figures. BOX a.
Times onice-
WANTED-By co,ored man. position IN couu-
Ivy understand care o. horses. -,oyI milk
er. w 81 SMITH. Ef2 sth St y. W
WANTED Situation as chauffeur Dr. ro-~-
experienced. perfectly reliable ana sober
man. very best personal references. BOX
IL Times onlCe.
WANTED-By mIddIe-aget white man. pls-s
as EaL.1man E0N u. Times ONCE /
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
WASTED-By Young lady. position as stem
oErlpher and typewriter. experience law
H9A % Times Office.
wANTED-By Virginia girl. place as house
WORKER or housecleaner. Gl- st. S W
WANTED-P5si-lon by orsr-rrasr r7urF-esr-
DAYS work and washing, also good cook r-
cHarn Herrnaid or nurse f-s Eye S. ~ w
WANTED-Ry reliable coI1-ed girl. place as
hrs,-e.4ss cook. can stay nights. 4os Prank
I'm 81 n W
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BooKKEEPER. Address BOX 81 Tlne- a.
nc. EltlnE experience and wages wanted
COOKS, eaambernal5s. and mattresses
|Whl,aI- Nzfer.l.k, Va. fares given. also
co.orec cooks. pastry. meat and vegetable. AT-
L-aze FAX. -ares- EJEEkA. Jon y y ave.
COOK for boarding house. Apply sos 18th
81 - ~
A COOK
c5n Connecticut ave
EARLY CLEANER 81 James Hotel an
81 and Pa ave y W
FINERy IRONERs. ELITE LAUNDRY CO.
Zll IAN 81 \ "
GIRL TO help in house. Apply "a 18th st.
GIRI-Gooa. sor esueraI Homework: GOOD
wages. STAY uzn-s- $50 Cathedral ave.
GIRL FOR chambermaId and waitress. I227
" Y ave
GIRL--Colored. 70 assist IN kitchen work
la33 y 81 y. W.
GIRL 20 work ga IA lunch room; wages. s. 50
per week L5i Zoth ST. y. W.
GIRL TO help in kitchen and general house
work good wages 90 right party, 1919 5th
81 n ".
GIRL-White, reliable Tor general house
work IN suburbs. Phone North 224T.
GIRL-Good. honest. white. 10 assist IN
Homework and care Tor children. good
home. $50 2 81. y. ".
GIRLS-2o. wEIte, for laundry work Ma
tioral LAUNDRY Co. cor y can and
Pierce sts- y. W. rear Slbley Hospital
KITCHEN GIRL-Good- can after o m
SIS E Car St
LADY CLERK Call at 533 18th St \ W
Room SD
LAUNDRESS- leave CITY Fo- g------
mers references. ! Dupont circle
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9Th ST. y. ". IllZ-Tw0 rooms. third f0or
'front.' light housekeeDiug5 also front room,
Grz- floor.
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Special Cash in ADVANCE &c a word


Minimum space, lines
All Consultations not listed as Class A
l5c a line
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COUNTRY BOARD

TEL-SJuu1er b1a- [e-s-E-k Ridge COT
taCe. plenty OF sEa-s- large porch. good
ta1l=- Address T. T. PHILLIPS. r. r. ID.
NO T. Vevsr-o1- I'D
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. Reh0bo-h. directly
on SURF. open June 2S- -srEe p1rches. eX-
ce-ieut meals. terms moderate special fam
Ly rates Mrs. BOWEN PROP
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RAT EXTERMINATOR

READlNG s-A->L5.-f- -, s-ls-e cylinder. good
~ y. avs
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EYE ST ~. W, Sl0-Nicely furnished rooms.
first floor light Housekeeping; also other
rooms. -hird floor
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) times within one week........... soc per line
times, CCnsecutively. sc De- line
Contract Rates on Application.
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Special Charge Rates.

5 times within one week........... PC Der lin,
times. consecutlyely ..-...........50c Der In,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
WOMAN IS
BEATEN AND
LEFT To DIE

Unconscious from blows rccelv.
81 ou the head. Mrs Minnie Peter
son was found bruised and naked
lnhallng deadly gas from a pipe
turned on full blast. IN a Japanese
lodging house at as Maynard av.
yesterday afternoon
Tho woman Il atiii in a serious
condition from the treatment she
received. and the police are search
ing the city Tor her asaailant. A.
they are convinced tho case was
not one n attempted suicide
when taken 60 The City hospital
treated for the bruises on the head
and revived from the effect Of the
gas. she could not talk. and today
- unable 10 coherently tell what
befcll her
pruprieiors Of the lodging house.
one " whom found her IN her room
after he had amelled gas coming
through the partition. are unable
TO throw any light on the case. they
say They told he police that Mrs
Peterson, who Is g. had been AZ
their house three days. and that her
husband ~ a logger working some
place mc-r here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
FAb|N SAYS
GRAND JURY
IS ILLEGAL

Attacking The legality ~ the grand
Jury now in session. Vince Fabin.
attorney Cor tho five police patrol.
men recently Indicted on charges
81 accepting hrlbes from fallen
women. today filed five motions IN
the superior court 90 quash the IA.
dlctmcnts The hearing Wiii be- had
before Superior Judge Ronald with
In the next few days II the courts
uphold Fahin n will nuillfy more
than 100 indictments returned since
November 30
II Fabin'a motions are upheld ar
ovefruied they viii be- carried 90
the supreme court for final settle
mont. The most important point
in each motion BE- FabinH contention
that legally the grand Jury was not
entitled 90 ait after the last day
~ November. 1909 Under the
code IL "a question whether the
grand Jury had Jurisdiction after
the date specified.
Attorney Fahin bases his motions
Ia quaah The indictments on the
claims that in the case ~ the 20.
lice pafrolmeu the indictments were
not endorsed "a true bill and we're
not slgued by The foreman of the
grand jury, that the names Of all
witnesses we're not endorsed ON The
indictments. that other persons
aside from grand Jurors we're pres
ent during the taking Of evidence
against the accused patrolmen, ana
that the grand Jury was not select.
ed drawn summoned impaneled
and sworn ~ prescribed by law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
ANSWER BY SATURDAY Or WE
STRIKE, DECLARE TRA|NMEN

ihe Mississippi gisrf and aufth ~
The Ohio has spread 10 the fuaas
between Chicago and the paelnf
roaat
More than 20 zoe employees ~ the
western foads Including she rniou
Pacific Southern Pacific and Santa
-. who are members uf the Broth.
efhooi - Locomotive Firrmen aud
Engineer have demanded 80 PCT
cent WaKo increase
Their demand. which was pre.
acnied 90 ths genefnl Managers a.
anciaiiun n Chicago. ~ Grand Chief
w n Carter Of the Brotherhood.
was relecfed Carter later accept.
"a. In behalf uf the Brotherhood. a
counter proposition % Arblifute
Il b believed here that the result
~ the ultimafum which Whitney
stated would BE- given 20 the roads
tomorfow. viii have no little effect
upon the attitude che Representa-.
fives Of the Brotherhood wil take
in the proposed arbitration confer.
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
|aAVE MADE NINE UGLY
POINTS EXTREMELY PLAIN
BY W s COUCH.

assHlkeToA Feb s,rhe testimony Of Louis y. Claws
- o@1tnGsrPlncnot committee. testimony mistaken ~
- s1mnaton' brought the following facts
sstefn and 8obbcrs. notably Donald Mckenzie boast
~ inauguration that they would Get rid o. seers
49,. Hsa and he men and fu land office win their
49, SAWS testified that Richard Achilles Balnger partiei
X .9ns5 IN me Wilson land which conaplf-
~ @eo we government decision. made while
= W me STAND stamped the Wilson claims az faudu'
s.. ngsr though attorney land arsbbers made
s , we interior In place Of Garfield Balinger has
seg ra Of Louis Claws clifford pnchot and 9th
~ ,sssnssr had urged CLAWS personally 10 let up on
s because o. their campaian fund contributions, be
v secretary As secretary authority
nna hamper ne CLAWS investigation Of the Cunningham
was responsible u least three efforts
cases 70 patent While office commission
sss oe,.is sse elaine A. secrsary he for the
@ Isnasred BY HE assistant which would vail
LAWS UPSET this with Wckersham.
skss ss sveeenhsm and Heyburp Representatives
s So. eNAehan % California and knkaid Of Nebraska
pre- '' ~ CLAWS as players IN this merry land
.a. sang could ss we'll az punish Fred bennett
Hhsn N of the land office BY
q bother 49, We white House Special Agent Love, did
sas Marsha v"SDsrs TOO much In Alaska made United
r shs as Of the office Schwartz for Instance have
ast1 Al ssapnng punches tainted news" about the
sAHne sent expense tho bena desqned picture
a. asss misunderatood nero
= esa elss Claims That because he vas attorney Alas
- But On An ~ over these his assistant
~ foreo SAYING that HE wants 10 take them 90 aat the
TOR tod r.s This letter before the committee Bal
ser taass -nu az told the public that eainqer did NOT
al'er ne became sseretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
Switchmen and Yardmen
on Is Roads Out of Chi.
Chicago Demand Wage
Increase.

CHICAGO. Feb 2 viee PRIEST
Gent whitney. OF The Bfothsrhood o.
Railway Trainmen. announced "a.
Gay that unlcsa the is railroads
eiih terminals IN Chicago grant the
Trainmcua demanded sage in-
crease before Saturday. all switch
men and yardmeu employed BY
chose roads wiil strike.
he stated that an ulfimatum viii
be Submitted 10 The roads tomof
row II the demand Is refused the
strike will BE- called Saturday uiEht
The disqualification wifh existing
wage scales which was expressed
among employees Of roads east %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
OBSERVERS OF LENT
CAN BUY EGGS CHEAP

on the morning % Ash Weduea
day eggs dropped In price And
whara the meaning Of thatf WY
l.enten. poifdcnial need not be- 80
rigorous as Il might be During the
al DAYS % Lent thousands Of de.
vout church people deny Themselves
meat as an expression OF sacrifice
during this time OF conservation.
Ego arc substituted for meat. bat
at the price they have been selling
thia winter. the great mass 81 PEG
DE couldn't afford eggs
The old hens sympathles seem to
have been touched and eggs are roll,
inE into market just when the peo-
nle need them While you're
eatln eat a.plenly. Tor about the
next thing you know somebody VIII
begin cornering eggs 20 boost up
the Easter price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
GILL AND MOORE ARE NOMINATED
AND FIGHT FOR ELECTION rs ON
NALL STATE ELECT A
|EW GOVERNOR IN ALL?

signed and HAS appointed / NJ
Howell until the next general elsc
iion aud his successor b. elected
and quhiified luasmuch as the
election "a Legislators viii be-
general election Va the state. some
attorneys claim all three offices
shoald be rllcd. others that a sue
eeaaor Ga Howell only should Dc
chosen and others that there
should BE- lieutenant governor
chosen also There Is said to BE-
no absolute Law on the matter Of
special elections 20 fili vacancies
In state offices other than lsEiaiA.
tors. uhloh permits the vide range
of Interpretation nf The Law Il
Is said the only decision bearing on
The situation VAS that 81 che state
supreme Court holding that f.ieN.
tenant Governor Mcbride could fill
nut the entire term Of Governor
Rogers. deceaHcd. but this decision
was rendered by a divided court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
R COOK I'LL, IN EUROPE,
] SAYS bELUNGHAM FRIEND

south ttat was recently bsatsn -
shAeaieaNu
Thls Is the statement aaHe herv
to-day - nr 81 ~ Axtefl one II ine
meatefN ~ the committee nat
raised fanea 90 send an expedition
iu search 81 Cook when s aAH
thought 81 waa lost N she SaFsh
Axtelrs Information is based ~ 5
letter received from pistsr ~ AIRS
Creek sani taraugh Cartain cahefu.
fersaef esfatafv Is fhe Arctic eiah
in the letter enc irfe Fmatlon quoted
~ nT AxieH ~ wivsn case Ths lesai
phRaietAn wh9 NaF aimaTa hseH a
ssaameh Supporter af g1r Cook nna
declares Re believes fhe long NaFfh
srm tFlr haa pfHftif eiiy unbalanced
err exnioFera nlnd but that Cook
aiH give te the nuria sanie facts
ffst wffi - even mare startling than
bia aiseredited announcements Of
IRE sas1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
DRIVER FINDS
SHELTER FOR
A WANOERER

a little slip Of a glri only 10
years old, carrying bag Of cookies
and wandering In the rain. was
picked up on Ycsler way early this
morning by big hearted driver
who brought her TO The star office
because The star does things for
people he said. Arrangements
were made FOR her care az the y.
W G.. A. cottage. Fifth av and Sen
eca &C.. and tho driver, Leroy w.
Young, took her there Ia hts wagon
Young has two children at homo
e have boon out IN the world my
self and I know what 1t il to be
homeless" be said "1d take her
home and care for her until some
thing can be done n you can't help
her but both my children are sick
and I'm up against Il. too"
Mabel Bennett slight and email
for hor age. with short childish hair.
" In the flght for life. with only
her small self on one side and the
whole big world on the other. Her
parents are dead and she's huatlinE
for a living She had been doing
houacwork at Tacoma she said. but
was out Of work. 90 came to Seattle
yesterday She had a little money
to get a room over night but this
morning her money was gone. with
only bag OF cookies she started out
to down fate
Sh( Win be cared FOR by the Y.
W e. A. until permanent home
can be found Tor her And whatever
else Leroy Young may do IN his
lifetime, win ever hettor thing be
said OF him than that he was kind
to a little strange waif Of girl?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
B0UlLLON GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT
GIVEN HIM AND HE WILL CONTINUE
IN THE FIGHT FOR CIVIC DECENCY

fun people made possible
fo roll donbi gaiefi 70 The Star and
thar little body Nho on Of their Time hu Of their
campaign alec publicly
appreciation the uuseinsues displayed b Austin p
Gafth n Withdrawing from ne and coming assistance
required what Mf Cnfnth did than
wona have Required n the nEht 90 defeat IN
euH9ou Gduma ~ the hsha q cl
Feaship r. D. found % United
It would chat not disappointed az
outcome defeat mach Il
voted
this Chosen lead She forces
failed the back 10 the
have health strength keep
al fighting 10 civic docencY
repeat the
support o - many the citizens Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

Gni. the victorious republican
candidate. came ugw 81 the First
ward wlth a lead * more than
one thousand votes IN the down
town saloon wards he added TO this
maJogily. 70 thar the small plu.
rality that he obtained in the Sew
euih and i2gh wards gave him SUI.
iicieut votes 10 yin the nomina-
ton
Bouillon In general carried an
the precincts and wards tn which
home owners and small taxpayers
predominant
Many democrats called for re-.
publican ballots Invariably they
aid 90 In a desire 10 vote for some
minor official They voted Tor Gil
as the most liberal 81 the two can.
eidatea
Moore Their Real Choice.
Other democrats voted for GIN
with the expressed Intention Of
aiding In his election. so as 90 fur.
nish Moore. who was their real
choice. With an easy opponent 20
defeat Democrats took "a as a
matter OF course that Moore would
be elected. and many as matter
Of personal friendship 10 Ciu gave
him their vote. with the intention
% voting for Moore on election
day
Republicans are frank In saving
today that they intended 10 vote
for Moore for mayor. regardless OF
who WAS the republican nominee.
Boutwell, and Terry Win.
Boutwell, succeeded tn defeating
Harry Carroll for the republican
nomination for comptroller Both.
well was the winner with some
hundrcd votes Ia spare Both
wells vote was 1904. as against
CAROLS l4.207
Ed D.. Terry was the most GRO.
nounced winner Of the DAY. he
defeated W. r Prosscr. the pres.
cni incumbent Of the treasuror's
office. with ease Terry got l6..
sos votes 90 Prosser's i3.ff9.
Couucllmanie Fights Bitter.
The councilmanic fights IN some
of the wards were very bitter In
the Ninth ward Steiner and Den
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nouion made splendid fight and The star 20 Be oongnaiu
Hoeailed
Tremendous rejecting SIR Bouon for he the
"a mayor only himself
city
-Gil must DO al city
morally ana financially am
psanleacy ~ existed In
Of Seattle Therefore consider the Imperative duty Of
an and the
city against GIN
against ali unite against the enemy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

ney ran neck and neck In many
precincts This morning when the
count was complete with the ex.
repflun Of the 10Th precinct Den.
neg was 10 in the lead When the
ballot box and poll books we're not
brought ia az noon. men we're sent
out % search for the election Of
nciais
By chance e was discovered that
the men had taken the ballot box
TO the registration Headquarters
and. after locking the poll books in
H. left Il there without informing
anyone ~ The fact When the
count was completed Il was found
that Steiner was the nominee OF
the Ninth ward with vote OF sri
20 Dcnneys S2s McKinnon. who
was fighting for reconciliation, was
third
Kellogg Wins Easliy.
J. Y. G. kellogg had no trouble IN
defeating Jackson. councilman from
the Firth ward. for the nomination.
Joe Schlumpf was an easy winner
In the Third Ia the Twelfth ward.
la close fight. Van Piorson won
out. with only Z votes 10 spare
over Il. g. Kelly. Max Wardall. in
the Fourteenth ward. did not find
a dangerous competitor 81 Dick Po-
land. Armstrong. councilman from
the Thirteenth. went down 10 de-
feat before C. A. Schneider.
Arnold Ibinden. Fred Sawyer,
Eugene Way and James Conway
had an cosy time in getting their
names on the republican ballot once
again
J. W Bullock was nominated for
counciiman-at-large with plenty OF
votes TO spare. Frank p. Mullen.
with a comfortable lead over the
third man IN the race, obtained the
second nomination for councilman
atlarge
Ia the Eighth ward +. l.. Blaine
had an easy time OF Il In winning
the nomination. as did Tom ReveIla
tn the seventh. George v. eau IN
the Tenth bad an exciting contest.
Weaver got the nomination In the
Eleventh with an overwhelming
vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
TOP NOTES BRING
THE BANK NOTES

SEW YORK. Feb o. "spoaklne
Of money am dolug pretty wen
now My income this year viii 49,
noariy a million francs"
Thus spoke Mary Garden. the
grand opera singer. yesterday
a million francs year 10 about
5000. 900
"Do you make an that with your
voiCe1' the reporter asked.
mo. Indeed" said Miss Garden
T make some Of lt ln my apccula
tiona on the bourae l3ut lee quite
a Jump IN nine years, isn't re- WHOM
/ first sang at the opera Comique
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

capped just In time 10 save himself
from death
4 cant describe tbe indl&niliaa
the anaanitnfy conditions and the
stencil Of the food served o.. which
we had 70 eat or stagve declared
Johnson.
Z vas put 10 work diekins
bitches The first day ! was dashed
across the mouth and admaaished
70 keep Il shut u J aid rot want 70
BE- killed ! saw men dashed untll
fhe blood came and they were fed
Ike hogs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
ELIZABETH GURLEY
FLYNN'S TRIAL ON

SPOKANE. Feb g. with de-
ulal Of her application for a change
Of venue, the trial Of Elizabeth
gurloy Flynn. the woman leader
Of the Industrial Workers of the
World. on a charge Of conspiracy.
was begun this morning In the
criminal department of the 81.
perior court before Judge KEENAN,
and q Jury The court room was
packed 20 suffocntion.
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Hiram Charles Gill yesterday nominated Tor mayor
upon the republican ticket with plurality Of BOSS A. "
Bouilion his republican competitor for the nomination ellis
vote according Q The complete official returns l740 and
that 81 Boulon n .3Ss
Former Mayor William Hickman Moore was nominated
the democratic ticket with large plurality over his oppon-
ent Oliver T. Erickson Moore received SS8 TO Eek-
sons total OF q5S
BENJAMIN Humes who also for the republican nomina-
ton lof maNnr. received hnt 233 votes
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