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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
THREE VICTIMS
SUE THE SHARK

County Clerk sicklcs was busy
yesterday filing suits against C u.
Hlllmnn Three new ones we're be.
gun. while several appearances
were entered in others already
started
Alleging that representations
made by G. b. Hlllmsn and his
agents were false and made with
a knowledge Of their falslty aud
with the intention that they should
be acted on 10 his injury" Thomas
Harvey yesterday afternoon com.
manced an action for $3.50 damages
against the real estate shark and
for the return Of $40 which he paid
upon two lots ia Birmingham ad-
diiiou
Harvey complains that he was
promised job az a millwriRht as
an lndueemont 10 purchase the land
from Hillman. and that Hillman
agreed 20 furnish him with lumber
al cost 20 build home for himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
TRAIN HITS A
WAGON

Unhendful % repeated blasts
from the engine whistle. Cart May.
era. driver Tor the frye bruhn
Meat company. drove his team and
wagon. heavily loaded vlth meats.
into the path Of Northern Pacific
train No $40. uoFthh0und. at the
railroad crossing az = 3Ffh - and
Brooklyn av. this morning. and
wheu the crash waa over the meat
wagon was reduced 10 klndlinE
wood
Mayors was taken from tho
wrcckagc suffering from internal
injuries and a deep cash in his right
temple. One Of Mayors horses had
90 be shot
Conductor n Herman took charge
~ the injured driver until DE- g.
w. Davis ordered his removal 10
the Seattle General hospital May
ers' condition Is serious. but not
necessarily dangerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
HOT NEWS
M sas NOT happened ys,.

fass rhi.s wappeasfein rrsixnea fa-
= k'w nski-x = fan ard cofnrlsss
si'ssaa g Mayor 9U that Ma
srtaA a. taa me Eaa-ls on him
~ - tess became r4aIie CEarsnne
- - zAis mas. sgle8 eegioaH1y Into
as-y HsluyHarsf plil soou sneecssi
- SIZE ~ IRE chief sceaF1InM Co.
ST. Tes mayer fs convinced
y ~asasfm h2s n en- Jack AZ a
%~r Ytsassrssr AT sheriff Hedge
aNfsa 80 huFv fha.r differences
sr aTs hs afaaFs dia igFs
~ ~ fn tidstfaeksd BY msddIng
- 5asz pss Lisa EIax wanusga
80 asesirsa an offer ~ fsaea a
rsltia on tka stage she anva
80 fsfssr darn socks Ger she
stNt nenareA
t asfsia nearly shocked Joe
ever in bic fuaa fa ger ahead
tg in NAnina ere Feral -
sriet aEainaf aHf
hHsaphreF ~ God bates
49, ame. has asrepfed IuHan
- tNsngr % DEBATE IRE Csna be-
Fyesent ear fasslensf Uaht
- - III Htig hainItf silt lns g.
49,. WITH party ~ Purity
49, seated ior the Tenta hveuae
eefeat VIII no. fire efafafara
III liaHar iaW in fne future
- leiins nian ta mN ERE
$ tah1aT aHiaH o. ftna ard
-. - sa saId hetwten In anH fF
TIE iadEa asgs Zee shaa4r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

-, second only In fame TO
- ssruso. ard BY all means an
~ 4 he latter IN wealth OF
.nokes strong Russian cigar
=. - "a wears snuu-eo'ofca,
- ...ssks affair In the morning
go artist and interviewer
49,. !. MS much when a dap
s.,,s Neapolstan secretary bow
-. - ,e,s ! cheerful music room
: $50. - Is sco;tis suite on the
-. ~ rsor a the New Washington
-. 7. souna scos5i smiling Ike a
- 4 cAips. he jumped up
- - sow settle before bis plano
= greeted bis visitors most 20
- Almost Affectionaiely
80. Artistic Temperament.
!. : snwn 10 the artistic tenn
-,.~snt whicA Is WORKING over
~ VIA soCitl
- :, SCOTT himself talk
- eanaos understand IL
I. sfses with barely an
- Hos ess Il rat you have
- = sess heaa.a.aaatiful city
-. y. rrs emily twenty years
s.,ss mssee that scotii has
- s-ssylzx % the local situation
fsealy
-Tses ~ NJ FIRST wish 70 rnc
xsrAsse Rsmembsg that my
s.sua canm ~ ] we're "a me
m-.ssaass ~ ms out ia our bed
$780, Swas eyes twtukled a.
y rrenses& ire mad fright OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
STRONG MAN
AGAINST GILL

The probabilities are that either
Austin e. oriffiths or George n.
Walker will be the recall candld date
for mayor against NJ Gill. The eK.
eeutiye committee Of the Non
Partisan league has been consider
ING long list OF candidates and
weighing their qualifications. That
committee unoffioiaily believes that
either MIR. orlfflths or Mr. Walker
would make an Ideal candidate.
brlifitbs was a candidate for the
republican nomination against HI
GIL A. v. Bouillon was also a
candidate for the nomination. Mr..
Grifuihs became convinced that
with both himself and Mr.. Boulilon
running on a clean platform ticket,
they would divide the decent vote,
and give Gill an easy victory. Mr.
6rifnths therefore withdrew and
gave all his strength 10 Mr.. Bouil.
Ion. but the Gin managers stole
enough votes IN the First ward 70
nominate their candidate. Mr.
Grifnths has always been a worker
Tor good government
George H. Walker has for years
taken a prominent part In all ef-
forts 10 bring about municipal de-
cency He was a leading spirit in
the Civic Union. which advocated
the election Of officials, irrespec-
tive 81 political party. During the
recent senatorial campaign he was
an lnsurgent worker. and presided
over the big Polndexter rally at
Dreamland rink
The committee has asked neither
OF these men whether they viii ac-
cept the nomination OF the Non
Partisan league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

CaruHo on that occasion
Well. ] am 30 anxious 10 see xat
city again. Eef Il has done angling
like Seattle In building up. il has
done we'll"
A pleasant half hour Il was In the
little music room.
Scott talked enough 10 fll a
book. HIS views on lifo, his opin.
Ions Of zee bcaut.a.a. aful scenery"
and how cordial he finds the music
folks out ia the wild and woolly
West.
Facts About seotsl.
When you pay 81 seat 20 hear
scotti and Mime Pasquili tomor
row night al the Moore. just bear
these things ia mind " you viii
Scotu puts In three hours every
day at the piano 20 give bis tech.
nique a little work.
scotu wears carpet slippers that
match his iouuEiug suits
Scott says he Is an old bachelor
Htlll- bat who can tell shat may
come yeti
Scott gets maddcr'n a hornet
when the New Washington clerk
calls up the phone for Mister
Scott"
scotu uses hla eyes aud hands
more than his vocal organs In con
TcrniuE
Scott hasn't The least biz ~ snob,
berry about him aud Is a thorough
good feiioW
nad he sing for his ylsitoruf No.
be dld not Elnk Tor them. That
costs s. per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Ho nos makes the positive declara.
ton Ia hls formal complaint on file
ia the superior court, that iillman
had no intention to help plaintiff
get a home"
Nicholas Kriea. through his at.
torney. John u Perry. also began
an action yesterday against Hlll-
man. on the latter's alleged repre-.
sentation that be would resell three
lots in the Darlington addition at
an increase OF 10 per cent 81 so de
sired. after one year from the date
Of purchase Kries states that he
gave such a notice 10 Hillman on
June ~. 1910. but that G. ID turned
a deaf ear 10 him lie wants HIS
$3.50 paid on the lots and s25 inter.
est.
Charles Kielnlcin asks H1lmau
10 give him sos 90 In return for
payments made on five lots in the
Navy Yard addition. described as
being located In block 80. which he
alleges does not exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
BUNS QUIT
POLITICS

The day Of the stew bum" politI.
clan and the 81 a day precinct
worker is past in Seattle
At a meeting Of the republican
county candidates last night in
their headquarters in the Seattle
hotel II was decided to eliminate
all precinct workers The candi-
dates viii carry on their campaign
BY means Of literature" and by
speeches.
II was the unanimous opinion of
the candidates that these precinct
workers were nothing more OF less
than a common nuisance. Their
only ambition was TO get as much
money as easily as possible, and
they had no thought Of giving any
returns
Today when the men who con
troll 80 votes in my precinct" APP
peared az the county republican
headquarters they we're told to
beat g."
To such low estate has politics in
King county fallen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
LOCAL EXPERT IS
CALLED To AID
IN MINE HORROR

While inspecting the university
school Of mines yesterday. George
$ Rice. head Of the q S. Gcolog
ical Survey. was suddenly called to
starkville. Colo. 20 the scene Of the
mine disaster with him went H.
NJ. Wolnin. state investigator OF
mine accidents. whose regular sta
ton is on the campus, on the mine
rescue school faculty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
COL. MARTIN To
STUMP FOR
BLACK

Col John I. Martin uf 81 Louis
sergeant alarms Of the national
democratic congressional commit
te. ard Always a prominent figure
At the national democratic c0nycu-
tons. Wiii stump the First congress
sionai district this campaign Tor
Judge Black.
The national COMMITTEES is send
iuE Col Martin out here Col
Martin Is a famous stump speaker.
and Il Il his boast that he IS good
Tor four speeches a day for an In
definite period Col Martin has
made a speech az every national
democratic convention for the past
30 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Throw Eggs at Jakes

'Tis not pleasant 20 be the target
Of bad boys who love To hoavo de
funct eggs. moribund tomatoes and
other varieties of vegetables about
60 shuttle off
So thinks G II. Jakes. q tenant
Of the 81 Lawrence apartments.
1904 Eighth av Mr. Jakos wants
tho practice stopped Chief Wap-
pcnatoln says he will do hls best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Went to Wrong Home

n costs money II you wander
into the wrong flat
II YOU doubt Il. ask James Olson.
James dallied with the grape last
night until ho wasn't exactly steady
on bis pins. James started for
home with the best intentions In
the world. he says, but Mrs Annie
Duffy says James wandered into
her flat without invitation. Only
the use OF force convinced James
that he was in wrong Judge Cor
don added TO James grief today
when he slapped ON a fine of $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

The case OF Angelina Harris
against the Seattle. Renton a
Southern line FOR $4,000 damages
for personal injuries is being heard
today lu Judge Mains court Mrs
Harris alleges To her complaint
that the platform whore she got OF
was unughtod and directly con.
tributed 10 her falling Into o ditch
and permanently iniuring her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
He Wanted to Fight

i've got one bum lamp aud I'm
looking for another. said D.
Payne ne be thrust a bcillgrrcut
Jaw AZ Robert CoomhH. proprietor
Of restaurant At 3l3 First az. s
last night
Coombs declined 20 fight. but
called PntrulmRn Brown Police
Judge Gordon allowed a fine - $40
would adjust matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
MAINE WAS
BLOWN UP

HAVANA. Oct f2.-The first bit
Of evidence that the battleahip
Maine. blown up Ia Havana harbor
~ years ago last February. was de.
stroyed By an explosion from the
outside, as coutendcd by the United
States government. has been dis
covered by workers engaged IN
raising the wreck The foremost
o. the vessel was found some dis
lance from the wreck. and eusi.
neera who examined it today upon
the wharf where ~ has been placed.
gave it as their opinions that only
an outside explosion could have
done the damage found Ia the piece
~ wreckage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
BIG SEAT SALE.

CHICAGO. Oct ~ over 10000
certified checks for reservations in
the Chicago Rrandstand during the
worlds series were received in the
mail OF the National Baseball Com
mission today n is predicted that
all records for attendance Will be
broken at the coming series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
HE MOO-COW-MOO

nsa.
! eouie almos, touch.
Nm couple ~ fiass ar two.
AA'at frald-eat much.
.'''s-ma9s 90 ian IKE a
'ars'sd down where 81 grove.
~ .iss feeling e. piece ~ sass
re- 'h' moe.oas nose
hssA ~ '' ''
Il 'gss rlek ont 81 hei, place.
% o. fhs moo-aov mas 70
''H ne ,na ~. n,.
!. ,''' Z aaihlnT sat FINGER nails.
J. mamma CON, keep em ,.t.
q t s' folks mix ia vatar ,.lf.
a' saep biz handles sa8t.
~ 70 " nee pulls lhe haadi..
s. 800 says BE- hurts
" man De siiH agan eI9sf
n aquIrfH rn rqufrfa
.Ifins 49, q mhnd Vanrf easrr
tu,ss isss ~ Dadre i,.,,II.t....
Nffs + Prom 'Chfar.eI.s ri ,.e
l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
WANTED A DIME

Stake me 10 n dime. pal. said
Pat Prior 20 Fred Whitman on
Washington A. last night
4 will not. said Fred Whitman
to Pat Prior
Ensued a brief but exciting en-
counter. during which Fred ac-
quired a bum lamp. as he ex-
pressed q
Ten dollars" said Judge Cor
M.-n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
HOusekeeper Decamps
Leaving a Daughter

Edward Ryan's faith in woman
received staggering shock last
night when he returned 10 find that
Mrs. Florence Edwards whom he
engaged four hours before as house.
keeper, had decamped with a purse
containing $50
To add 20 his woe. Mrs. Edwards
neglected to take along her G.year
old daughter Myrtle. After spend.
ing half the night attempting to
soothe the crying child. Mr.. RYAN
Informed the police. Myrtle was
turned over TO Humane Officers
Naupon and Kent and the police are
looking for Mrs Edwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Sue Judge and Jury

Here rs a case where Judge. Jury
and several others are being sued
because tho jury IN question got
some land from said Judge
The Robertson Mortgage Co. the
complainant. claims title 70 the
land. This morning the aforemen-
toned Jury decided that the land
belonged 20 Judge
Tho case is docketod rs Robert.
son Mortgage Co. plaintiff We John
Judge. Maude G. Jury. eff al, de.
PENDANTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
10 YEARS AND 10 LASHES
TACOMA YOUTHS SENTENCE

VANCOUVER. n c.. Oc, Ia
Ten years wlth ~ laahea was the
sentence Imposed BY Judge Ne.
inues yesterday afternoon on Her
bert Halluweil. % Tacoma. young
man charged wifh attacking 8year-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
APPEAL FIGHT Of
JUDGES

OLYMPIA. Oct. THE supreme
court this morning granted a writ
Of eertiorsri 90 the Non-Partisan
judiciary league. and made IL re-
surnabie next Friday, a: which time
the court will decide whether the
non-partissn candidates for the SUI
prerne court can also appear on the
oemoc ratio ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
DYNAM|T|NG
SUSPECT
IN JAIL


SACRAMENTO. Oct. f2.-t'ntil
Chief Of Police Ahern receives IN.
strucuons from Chief Galloway OF
Los Angeles. he will do no further
investigating OF the alleged connec-
ton Of Geo Wallace with the Times
dynamiting Wallace was arrested
yesterday IN the act Of tearing up a
letter from John Murray IN Los
Angeles. which. 60 Is believed. re.
ferred 20 the dynamlting. Nothing
tangible. however. was contained
In the letter. which was In guarded
words.
Closely Confined.
Wallace Is being detained In
close confinement He spent a
restless night and was heard 10
moan incoherently by the night ser.
gcant something about dynamiting
and rich men that gave poor
man no chance
II will take no further steps in
the matter until I hear from Gallo.
way, said Chief Ahern. Il ar.
rested Wallace az his request and il
Is not my place 20 push the case
until Galloway sends instructions A"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
STATE RESTS IN
MURDER TRIAL

COLFAX. oct 12.--After exam
iAlng three witnesses the state rest
cd lis case In the superior court
today. charging James Roberts.
aged is. with the murder of Dell
Mcdonnell at the Newcastle saloon
ON July q
Deputy Sheriff T.. l.. Roberts told
Of the confession made 10y Roberts
at the time of arrest
The state sprang a surprise by
CLOSING its case. and rested It's side
With three Witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
AP|S STRIKE
. IS SPREADING

flgis, Oct i2-Empluyes % the
as,rs Railroad. numbering &C.
sa ara x the Western. numbering
$50 mere have joined the strik-
r. q IT, Northern railroad today
Ezau aE4aEd workers q the
Fzrts tuzs and Mediterranean,
~ hyn failr0ad In France. plan
III d WA ont a. ) o'clock tonight.
H. 0Fleans hne employees are IL.
nsseG noneniarily 10 quilt. aud
y cszfrzl wurksra Niil strike to
nargw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
JAP HoLoUP MAN.

; when Pntrclmau MarRctt !
; observed Frank Yamuda. n ,
) Japanese. chasing white I.
, woman on Washington st. I
, last night. be interested him I
) self IN the womans behalf I
, Upon searching the Jap. I
; blackjack was found IN his hip I
' pocket Yamadn will spend 4
) the next 30 days Erubhing an Z
) derbrush ia the city stockade (,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

E0EANE. Oct. 1.-THE biz
lnm lFrEaiio1 ditch will be- open
i ID zlaA Friday with a monster
asiasgn. 10 which delegations
Is large number q towns 81
S2zEOa sill take part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Old elena Walters
IL wna stipulated that the laahca
we're 10 BE- given during the firas
20 days % imprisonment Halo
sell la said % b. The son ~ a
prominent Iawyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
SAY, YOU SCHOOL KIDDIES OF SEATTLE

The Star has arranged with
Edmund Vance Cooke. the poet
who has given American iltera.
ture o garland Of the most de-
lightiul child.yerse along with his
more pretenuOuH efforts. 70 give
an entertainment of rare promise
Just for the school children OF
Seattle Saturday afternoon.
Mr Cooke win tell some Of his
inlmltable fairy stories and re
cite many Of his very best poems
for the youngsters on this oc.
caslon The entertainment viii
be given IN Arcade hall, IN the
Arcade building on Second av., at
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
In The Star tomorrow viii be
printed "a coupon for the use OF
the school children This coupon.
together with ten cents viii ad-
INIT the bearer 10 the entertain
ment without The Star coupon,
fFr -.Nfrfaaff.rs urfrs tglff bn pa a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
e. W. WILL co HOME.

4 Were you drunk" asked 4
= City Attorney Pierce. 4
= ~ was" responded r.. w. 4
= Bowen IN police court today. 4
4 why didn't you go home In. 4
4 stead of wandering about?' 4
4 My load was too heavy TO 4
4 carry home, said Bowen. 4
= VIII you go home now if 4
: let you go2" quoried Police 4
4 Judge Gordon. 4
= You bet, said Bowen en-. 4
4 Enthusiastically. 4
4 Go on. said Judge Gordon. 4
: I'm going. said Bowen 4
4 He lost no time leaving the 4
= court room. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

JUDGE STRICKEN AS HE SENDS
MAN TO PRISON FOR LIFE


b % wm rauh nmorhrne
"
. Gs N dhrom@7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

CHICAGO, Oct 70. - Charging
habitual drunkenness. John ID.
Black, lawyer, has filed suit for
divorce from Margaret Horton Pot
ter Black. novelist and daughter Of
the late Orrin W. Potter, steel mil.
lionaire.
Ten years ago Miss Potter pub
lished "a Social Lion, a book deal
ing SO frankly with things a girl OF
eighteen isn't supposed 70 know,
that the sensation Il created caused
her father TO buy up the entire edi.
ton She has since published tam
or romauces. Six years ago Black
married her. She Is now said TO
be in sanltarium, placed there by
court order last March. after physi-
clans who tested her sanity re-
ported her a victim Of chronic alco-
hoilsm and morphine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

/ Let The Star send YOU 10 !
/ the Majestic theatre this =
! week See announcement ON \
/ another page. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

CHICAGO. Oct t2.-By order OF
United States Judge Kohlsaat, the
Illinois state railway commission
was today enjoined from enforcing
It's order for general reduction Of
rates made by express companies
I'm Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
I|an't Hesitate TO Phone

s,,,. Main e4oo, or Ind. 49,, " your pa.
re ~. a. reach your home regularly every
~ ~ you are entitled to good service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
The Stars Carrier Army

Covers the whole city and tho suburbs.
Wherever you live you may have The Star
delivered 20 your door for 25c per month.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-19
DISMAL CITIES h.ADc
CENTERS OF CEGJTf.
kaneas City, Memphis aad Cyracace
Among kessIcr's tiandiyl1 x.

Soon after George L. Nc+slo. N,2F
born in Germany in iS12 li, iMrea,+
noticed that Il hsaliHl OF losics u.n..s.
ed him more effectively than anything
else That discovery was >igulI ans,
The family came 10 this country in
1863, and young !lc>Slrr was educated
in the New York public schools.
Then he went back to Europe for Il
special course in engineering. forestry
and botany. When he returned f. the
United States he headed for Kansas
City. where he announced that be was
able to make Il boulevard out of Il
dump heap.
That was in 1892. Now Kansas City
has thirty-eight miles of bouevariS
and 800 acres of parks. The cost was
100000, but Kansas City is glad she
spent the money.
Mr.. KcSSler is Il landscape architect.
but his field is that of cities and not
that OF isolated residences or Il once in
awhile cemetery. In the beginning he
transformed Kansas City from Il rug
ged, hilly. dirty town out in the west
to that pretty Kansas City" Il place
of boulevards and parks, of play
grounds and breathing spots.
There does not appear to he much OF
the dreamer about Mr kesSlcr; bat,
just the same. he does dream. and
those visions have resulted in GivinI
Kansas City one of the best park sys-
TENS in the country. rcmolding the va
cant and dirty lots of Memphis into
public gardens. Identifying Syracuse,
n. Y; creating Il butterfly mc.aMnr-
phosis fer Indianapolis and making
and restoring the worlds fair build
ings of st. Louis and then showing
the city how to create n boulevard
system worthy of the size of the place
That is not all. The natural beauties
of Pensacola. Fla. are being added to
by him. Fort Worth. Tex. is being
converted into Il city where visit
would not be complete without trip
over the boulevard system.
Kansas City. Kan. the little sister
of the larger city on the Missouri side
of the state line, is being made to con
form with the example of its neighbour
ing municipality. W0rkmcn are busily
tearing down the shaclis and replacing
them with drives. flowers ana shrub
berry in many other cities. ard even
tourist catering Denver. which asserts
itself as 1.-THE Queen City of the West"
has realized that parks are necessary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-19
THE HERALD PRINTS ALL THE NEWS

All the news that's WORTH Willie is
found in the Herald.
Wishkah ST.
S.
If our work pleases you tell others
If not tell us, and we will make it
right. Aberdeen Printing Co. Tel.
540l.
S.
Not better than the best, A'It nettcr
than the resi-. That's our rinting.
Aberdeen PTintins Co, GG' Las;
Wishkah st.
S.
If our work pleases you tell others.
if not tell us. and we will make it
right. Aberdeen Printing Co. Tel.
540l.