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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
JUST THIS FOR
BUFFALO BILL

CHICAGO. April 60 when
Buffalo uil" Cody dies bis body
will b. buried on the summit of
Cedar mountain. tn u.E Horn cuan.
.. Wyoming. and oycg % Will stand
marble buffalo fn feet hlrh. with
electric lights To- the eye sockets au
brilliant that they can be- seen
eight miles away
At least that ls what Cody him
self plans. though he says Do ia far
from a dead one npw The plans
we're revealed by Charles A Heath
in a lecture a. the Geographical 80
ciety in Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

NORTH YAKIMA. Plainly stat
ing that she wanted q divorce that
she might marry another man. Mra
Albert D. MILLER vas refused sep.
aruuon today BY Judge Kaufman
Hho charged uonHupport
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FIRE BOYS MAKE
RECORD FIGHT

BALLARD April 27.-The quick
and efficient work ~ tho Ballard
nFe department last night probably
saved the Pacific Coast Pipe com.
pauy from destruction aa che cool
head of Captain Roberts and the
able assistance az hIa men solved
n fire nrht.Bg problem that Tor a
Smile looked serious
FIre suddenly flashed out lu a
burst Of flame from the aawdust
storage she'd and ma 10 stands so
feet In me air above the boiler
room thc appliances OF The factory
were unable to cope with lt For
tunafeig there was an auxiliary
alarm box ln the plant. and the
alarm soon brought the department
to tho acano lly this time the
storage chamber go feet square.
and packed with blazing sawdusf
was roaring like O. furnace and
throwing sparks which fell In fiery
showers upon the roofs N adioin
Ing buildings
Fire Captain Busy
Captain Roberts sent some %
bis men 90 roof near hY with lines
~ hose and directed others % open
tho sawdust chutes 80 that the fiery
mass might FAN 20 the ground be-.
low and be- quonchod by the ready
h0acmcn By attacking the flames
above and below mo fire was soon
under control and inside of an hour
and "a half the men had finished
their work and were ready 20 pick
rep their apparatus
~ is believed thar the fire had
been smouldcrug ln the sawdust for
hours before IL was discovered.
which accounts for tho audiences
Of iia outbreak after the first blaze
wag seen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Gnfrrtfnfr frfrafarfng HarIefr. frf o.
sutHtafIr people UufT reliable marriage
aFrHrf ManF neaHnf members Per-
aaHaI iHffHr sections lfnaFa Co
u. HarHaHH lrttad Arff paper
fana Hrfri ffif f.u ~
NkafEn- M-n anr semen fo f-sra
Gee Barber frrHr Complete Nuafna fffs
Haarf uaIf faa ehUr laefrlaF Largest
Haai iH sac Hsft CHU ur uFifr faf
IafftfH.arH
NATIONAL utHuEn coLLEgE
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THE SEATTLE STAR
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Cross Fn tHn HffF 70 a. HfaH tItN
MHHr'ftL AUrN .H daHEnlHf
fIuHNrTF Nn fEr mlfe 81 a fIr1heFE
$40 THuHfr IS April .t HauEhtff
rearUH.ru the WIfe 10 IS Ieafee
April HHn
NlFhtnnaIe TO the aife ~ Might
iuEH.H ANfU u. nan
snrnHaf..rn fhr HIfa 70 T Spencer.
ffrt rhIraEe. April rs. a dauFhfar
FsrauHHn TO fHr Hffr 90 A FefNHran.
rfft DAP April 81 a daughter
E1mHu1arn. TO the sffs - ga.
woHtaHn. trinn uas April s1. O. dauEh.
frr
oakley TO che wife of = oakley. fHlf
rIII hpfU sf SON
MarfuIH.ra thf eifr ~ g. MHrfniH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

ANARCHISTS ARE
AFTGR ROOSEVELT.

= PARIS, April 27.-Fearinq ,
4 that Former President Roose. ,
= welt 10 IN danger Of a possible
\ attack by several American
= anarchists here, the police to
= day hurrledly detailed elk de
D, tcctiycs 10 guard the Amerl.
= can. The police have learned
= that the anarchists suddenly
4 left Naples, bound for Paris.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

- further praaf ~ thr tutsu
fluu fu make fhia position uHn-
Political ono. ff is aHes fftrHfIF nfaH
titrt in ttr charter fhaF fHe ntffH
hrFa 20 fHr board arc prohibited
from fuf1ina nrF other office ln thr
cifF durinE fHr peerless fuf ahieh
thef have been arrnlhted THaf fH
fn cay ~ RI man should hr appointed
PARK rnmmisalonFf fof ere fuil tefm
~ five Teafs ard shnula feaiau az
The rui nf one Hraf nr would be-
fiaHHa Tor candidacy fHf any
office withtn thr eifg anffI ere "a
pifafien ~ the fHt term Tor which
Do vac arrHfHtrH
rfun mg explanation thfnk g.
Hiti he aUpafenF "a afI nf Fea fhnf
fNrFe ts hu iFferenEf shfH HtfrHsHH
hrtwe nF Fiuma rHuFrfnfnE fhr
HHfira aHf privileges ~ thH Beard
~ park frmwisafHNrFa ara these
entertained Hf Mayor gl8 utam fha
same subject
De- wuuN ~ course 81 auite im.
possible fWr fwn mHn 60 wHFk Cos
Hethrf tn hAfmenF uuHeF aHeH Goa
NifHHwa
MF one arid unff enHret lu enn
nsefiam wifh this nffa&f Do tHn mau
hruuNNt atHat feel tEaf aH mf
tirmH rnu.rrn}uH fhe s3faatien asa
nmf meet wffh thr anufueaf - fhr
mafn aud aa Hn desired e. dfH4
tate Or tnn board az tH shat tta sol.
irF HaoHld hf : waH entitled 90 have
tots roint explained. either by the
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EA@7 j FERN
GARPE7 t
GLE CANNING
Gg).

EfrAuLiHIfEu TItOM COAST TO
COAST T.hHsEHI rsIkNErH o.
EAniNIH hrn NfiErIhL N'aH iH
FiiE WORLD
WE cas- rtEhHE VOC OWING
rDU nEATfeG NhUrEIH HTEAM
WHEEL. CDNrltifH AIR FAcrr 81
EhFfLAf HuLnUH LfEE SEW
ME EtAIfhHrEE DIH WORK
owen COCO .uDUFEW EHfH FHNM
IffE hEHf TEHr UDI rUN IE STAT.
TsE rhf.I rH Nr hNu TALK 100 tH
ABOUT fr fNu WE Will OWE Ynr
AIS fHIfHhrE FUfE DF CHARGE
rnurEa fuO4 rLsfH rEH YARD
rp
afaFas rreH farr fsqr
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MArN75tt

AshfIman q Wusan. rarpeutsfn ana
tstfefa slndaW Hnd door screens "a fgs
fis'ff MaiH fffn Tea tfft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

<3-'r'''--rf'~-0-00so~@-ses@<@e@1..
t,t- $3.50 room. 2izzi. vlih =.
ilHnrfF store Call Main ssfs :.
tttt ''s' o. 10
store ~ r,nt Boo fsfh -
So HHthfsfit luffairs inf-t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

zig Will he seen under mas later
probation 90 thu charter amendment
ard under the tntrfpf etatlun which
NHs always been placed uuNu it ~
rftrf man Mhu has been mayer u
Seattle since thH ahwpfiHn ut the
amendment that tHe mayor las Hb-
aHiutriY uothinK tu $50 with. anA re
authority whatever over tHs aetieW
10 fhr board tF waa WltN this tN
fnrnr tHtiun tn mlHH that ! accept IS
thN HuUutntmrnt iH thH first place
NnN during ere entire time that
uHn q member 10 thn board Hm
prepared tu Say gHhf Ita affairs mefe
conducted wtfhuuf ans lHtsffrrnate
% ass kind fram tns etff ha3t
ttnH WtsH ta correct tbr mistaken
impression that thH position has
ever been regarded as political
one Under HH circumstance WhHt-
Ftrf uuult accept political APP
rninfmFnf have never hHnn in
puiifits aHH anow HHfhina ahatrf 81
cuncrrrinE tHc same
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BOARD Avn aoom


s--~-~y~~-~-~s-.~-~s0~~-a ~e~-~1.e~.1e..1n
boy fhIrah meil-uarInT apaftnas
toure ftkHsH hair CASE fha -
snap MuH ~ sels Niaias esa.4 faansa
~ nelng htt Ths star
Meat mafHFt nneF iacaisd elass =
nHm Hlrfe modern o. e. aafs shat ~
HH mahe Price fas Fen anff m
faee 300 Eaef block
Wanted ia eeil tas = siassss r.ehi -
riute falttnK table wakes 4 go.
N.Hfe ha nhHu fHl4sH Aadstn n
Hks Nee Afford Wash
Eur sale aarrest ard Lat Hs9sag -
ana HaIaan ln eltY lew ssni lsax saas
WILT aei af sacrifice msal itHis au
h.lt afar
Fr safe Estahisshsd nsafins az slss
metal wufkH cause SICKNESS lffttii-
fatf ia4 Clum1la 81
tfaam fat GOOD faraHafs. I'D y
.afl.n frlcs tasa zat Eeief tiosk
rsar ffau eanfertianttY risgt sst
.HrHflHn Fsut reasons BE. nrlrE retr4
ts lmwftlste sals 3ef Ases9s ~
lErnHw roaming haaHa. q ssl9 iaeaT
fruHfraw fsaHi urs-haif CAST. tzi1nx
trfms hfal ft1 Main ksti
far saif-The only sacaat hsns ses
In Netra- W0aIisF. fQinF gsef srs.1sa
Nurcr 'faftnE f1wn 4. Aafsh
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/ have nu desire whatever tu take
ISSUE with Mayor 9Ni in regard ~
bite opinion ou thiH subject buf ! So
desire lH point uuf o. SEQ mat it iH
an entirely new iutsturvtatta ~ the
charter amendment under HHtrh thH
present board 90 park commissioner
was created This amendment fne
officially provided that fIe board 20
park commissioners aEati have final
Jurisdiction over HIf ffe affairs 20
the park department il.IHtiHE ehs
pruditufrH 20 an kiHtH and fhnfafs
frf aud fhnf fhe mayor cannot have
anything to 90 aifh fhe rauduet 20
ghe uffaifa 90 the department except
in enc particular That is before
purchase of real estate ear be gHH
animated tf tho huafd Sc iH nHesa
sarY Tor she eitY council Co pass 30
ordinance authuriElnE tbs same. ard
in thia ease a. fH tte case % ail
other ordinances passed IS the titF
council thn mayer has the RIGHT Go
approve nr veto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

desire g. make enc following
comment lH frferrnte 90 ere brutal
uu8uHftftahfs assault whtrh bee hrrn
mafr uuon 49, rrnnt ~ ErnHi ia
tnM man ~ limited means We pos
Elfen frerif 90 his sine Hnf has frs
voted ait ~ hiH exceptional atlistf
co fhw tnfefrhf ~ sac puDlir hr
hes remarkable capacity Gov detail
anH no mHn who has 0ver been con
title rlfF ta entitled go more credit
ard ronsidsfhtian fnr ne weth
htch BE haH arrnu.p Pushed tlih
aame drHeftFa. fnf Ell NfNc. 20 Nr
Identified in this rltf Win ttr fr-
madn in che establishment ~ ne
rhiitrrn'H FlaYEruunds a.! people
mHa have followed this Hufh Dol Nrs
aftie SNOW that tn NJ Errst more
fhaH fn ans other infiFidual hriorHH
pitched afans this iinr fnr the pest
+ have 100 satisfaction ~ knavinr
that see wnfk vtl So forward and
aamr fa1 wil tr completed
81 aii hah whdr Haoi seI". fl"ns
Tor fHa vacant places on tfr board
and wa aH have ere Hatlsfarflur 81
knnafHE fhaf there ia unthtnE Go
stand in fhs say of fhr rapif pros
fess ehirh all 81 mur. 6ssire
Uufiug the time that I waa Hnr1Er
hrF ~ fhr board ~ para amn'H
aianrfa ] uurkr f hard ard devoted
: great deal % ffrr 90 fhF require.
mnHta ~ fhn department
HH naf desire any puNiif rnFHH
Hlt4uH 20 ans htud fur tHr SOFA
nhteh & have performed if waa q
labor GO love "a which ! gladly anH
NnmuIEN devoted ms beet ~mnfEiHH
ana whatever htiifiF ! may pose 81
Loving uf mufk aH ! dtf. ] found
mat III waa NOT burden. hut
Hsnaf pleasure a labor ~ lowe ran-
nat tfinW wtfh De- bitterness anh ~
ernf buf only great feeling ~
happiness aat Fnntrut such HH mn
other vtuHftrnrn rau produce iu enc
human hrafF
Dance a. prcamiand tonight
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FOR RENT
HOUSES

o-~--~~~~~~N~~~-
Cor sole nr rent
rs ,sln ~, e eses as si,s,. 1904 'ssi s-
Hrl NFnt iit ngr mouth. or 900 r.I
un raHf terms IHr farfh0r rarfI.u'trH
paH nf phone Main iI.E kInF Realty
uII rcHt Nnur property Hud take
care Hf Dr. anI guarantee HttIffnCflnn tn
landlord and tenant In mr . W
jackson. goa American Bank uldE Main
h..Ig.t rgur ,hrY a"d hete your g.e
fur Nor 6ei uIcwrft st Fremont
White ff1 omen sundays
Groom house ou ZINE 81 WALKING
DISTANCE. q minutes Go rnstnfncc. $50
p.l month iuquNr l.nH 'inr
tIeaaant fauuy nIne r.om modern
house eardrni Gao Phone queen Anne
t.t. CLOSE iN rve3 sia rooms nloe
lHdp Main sa0i. 4 t5ts
4.room wadern cottage bedrooms
90 columbia cIty. block from car
hent fib can rarl opt
IN.rnom house, e2tN Howard All Ap-
pH iftt Army rt East aiaf
FiNc.roo now modern. cement tase.
mont near Meridian nv cor North ,tf
New t.ruem modern home it7 1sth
40 Groom intc car
q r.um uumrrIrhsd cottages Ht 1886
Minor Ht lhonc Main 9til.
tltr.ruom cottage. now. modern $40.
pif eIth aN
Plenty houses flats and uoros for rent
chcap Madison EXCHANGE fsio Madison
FURNISHED HOUSES
Tho rent ,ou pay on furniture Iu "a FUR
rhaaed Iy ,nura.If ana pnit f.r b, thr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Mr. Rfiughurst sworc that he
wrote the letter 10 Captain novie
because - complaint made ~ bis
offensive political work by Council
man Schlumpf Tie made lengthy
explanations % old and new fire.
boat affairs claiming that while he
had no desire 20 autagonize the
beard ~ public works. the latter
had paid no attention 20 his re-
quests and recommendation re
said the spare apparatus spoken ~
was old machinery repaired By the
fireren. and was only what q city
% this size should have ln reserve
for hrcakdowus
Mr Calhoun did not offor any ar.
Rument ard the commissioners
took the case under adYisemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
ROY COCHRAN STARTS OUT TO SEE WORLD;
ADVENTURE ENDS In HIS MOTHERS ARMS

Roy Cochran. N years old, start
ed out to SOC the world yesterday
Tho prostate confines oi his home
at i6t0h belmont av. palled ON
him. so he sat him down and wrote
q note "a bia mother, Mrs Fred
Cochran. and babe her aud papa
farewell
Thcu. with the great wide world
before him. he struck hrayeiy forth
to lead lie OF adventure and do
great things IL WAS I o'clock IN
the afternoon l!ls treasures he
took with him also 81 Ia cash, his
savings
Tho sun shouo brightly as Roy
came down rtkp al with the first
thrills of freedom tlngling IN hia
little bosom downtown all was
hustle. ana ne was free % be- part
81 lt. Hut he steolvd hts detefml
nation for long and distant vuy
ages no took himself Ca the
ireight yards in the south end ot
thv city.
Nlaht Came on.
Then the sun went down behind
che Olympics, the chilli gioom Of
cycnlug spread over the city, and
more depressing than all WAS the
hour for dlnnor and the little tum
nos that ycarncd for mothers sup
per Here was "a difficulty be had
not counted on. but little RoY grit
ted hts teeth and climbed into
world faring box ear billed 10 Ia
comal and lay down 60 await hts
destiny
The hours dragEed by drcarily
slow. the chill turned 10 cold and
the empty ummy cried more and
more mistakenly The world that
was so bright and cheerful At 4
% clock Was narrow and gloomy
now the open way that vas SO
kind Co "a little boy "a the after
noon was harsh and neglected. In
tho evening cruel Ca a hoartsick.
lonesome little boy in a box car de.
tnChcd from all hia kind
re Comes Horne.
Al o'clock last night timid
footstcp was heard on the Cochran
s,aira dirty. tear stained face and
a shiycring uttlo body was At the
door Il was Roy home again from
his wandering ia many foreign
lands. hume again after facing
many pcrils and experiencing many
adventures by land and sea. bat.
above an. home again In mothers
warm arms. while from the kitch.
Vu came the udor % the dinner
that had been Kept warm for him
home again. with mother shedding
tears of JOY aud father looking
tcarfully amused
And when no vas washed and
bathed and tucked into bed. his
good night Kiss 90 mommCr vas q
seal and a covenant that Koy
would run away no more
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eAVOY cAEE

van resume tho regular hour Of
closing, ! a. M, aftor May I $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

feel that the beard az park COM
mtaHiuurrH Or Justified in rsEHfliuE
Tits HH frrY substantial endorse
mrnt ~ itn work. and ~ the fact
fhHt the people are demanding more
parks play grounds and houirfhrdH
Furthermore. ~ carried With ~ the
direct proof that the people were
willing GO iutfuat the expenditure
90 thia large sum 10 money fu irr
men who were then occupying poet
lions aa commissioner upon the
board
consider myself quite aa we'll
qualified tf experience HHd iudF
mrnt 90 uass on tha merits n h
business proposition nH Del ttT pres.
fHf mayer ~ Seattle
I desire Go 50 on record aH aafl rE
that there has been no ontfata nHnf.
De- the conducting ~ the affalrs NJ
the park department No excessive
price has ever been paid Tor real
estate. nor has ans other ssffHai r.
expenditure been authorized hy fhe
board
Nestiura are held in public Thr
records ~ enc department are nfrl
a. fhe Huhiif Tho official Hrfs ~
thr beard ~ park commissioned
have been open ara are above me
criticism af ans fatf minded man
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MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS

-o-0-00~ee-@-0~4~~~o~-e.~N11..'.-
it.anff4i optsIas heussss.,.l-- 49, -.
suitable ladies' Hr gentlemen 49, -.
@ SCHOOL t4at seek pfet. -.
FURNISHED a1ass hesilna rs.s5,a. 80.
f-arf t'li. within 500 hiaasa n -. =. =.
Tao uieelF farn.shed Eea..s.-,.s,
f'.nit e.ass ia Phone cherfv M ~
rhsrfy e. = II
Tao fafalshef hsusss ssalr~ -
electric HHhi tafh Eas fanre "a n -
fh prone Eaai 5t4H ~
Two ard three room furnisNsa go
fhfHfHi central, feaapnable lsi1 49,
wif 's saA
Faf rent Three anfmselsess -.
aapashrer.aF raoms can sHern.s,, Y.
James :"
Two unfafulshed ICONS ans .5.s-.
hath phnnes aaiklnR distance nair a.
pos Fairtsa af
Fufalshrd hoasesssplng fsssas r. 49,
tif 'alafatia = I'D X 1885
farnlsbtd faBnls hafh lars, -.
itlN lfr.af Phone Kasi ff7s
Nws ~ h1Hsek sefinH ifff s..ss -
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tcOueludsd)

AhNWAihhtAsl
my public work in this city. / Should
take occasion here tonight Co refer
briefly Co ms connection with the
park department ana Go the eauaHa
which lvd 60 my removal from THAT
position
in the first place. 10 may he of IN
tetrnt 60 you Co know that ! have
not seen Mayor ulii since the night
before Christmas. IN consequence
90 this d iH Impossible that I should
have had any personal difficulty
with the mayor i have never re-
ceivcd communication 81 any kind
or character from this gentleman
except request from him that I rec
sign from my membership nu the
board However. have learned
through Tie medium ~ the public
press that thr mayor considered that
he hHd been selected hY the people
~ this city aud made reHpunsibie hN
virtue IN htH election FOE the ukuru
diture ~ the public funds and that
ne considered Dc not only hla right
bot hia dutN 90 direct 90 what emit
Rnd iu what manner an public funds
including tHg funds uf lhe park de-
rartWeut should De expended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

iN WINCH event MNhlhi OF i'MN we
have resigned Immediately
Through Newspapers.
I regret that ~ WAS Thought nccr7s
snFY o. convey this Information 60
me- through the medium OF HruHh
tiuuhl article appearing IN tho
newspapers.
Many people Ia Seattle know that
! have always been q democrat and
that az the recent election ! thrf
eiaed the privilege 81 free born
American citizen 10 vote Tor the
man whom ! thought tu bee thr best
fittrd for the position Of mayor iu
addition tu tho fact that Judge
Moore was the regularly nominated
candidate 81 my party 40 also hep
pena that 30 has been an intimate
friend 90 milne fof more Than 70
years
nufinE the recent campaign for
thu bond issue ~ 81 600 900 for tho
park department ! personally went
over the city. before imprus umcnt
clubs and various public gathrfinE7.
HY vote that Appropriated Oh per
cent % The total number ~ votes
east upon this question. the bond
issue was validated by tho people.
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BOB fa,t ea fist parity fars.1.y
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

The defense introduced the re-
port % the engineers az the Ma
tiunal Board % Underwriters issued
lass February. after a two months
Inspection. and various letters and
aff1aaviis from chiefs Of large cities
10 the effect that they wore no
uniforms Ex Mayor Moore tesut
fled that he gave chief Wappen
stein and Chief Bringharst written
authority to dispense With the uni
form
Capt Ben Humcs. who filed as
candidate for mayur Tn January.
swore that be asa this az the insti
CATION ~ NO one and that BE- at no
time did any political work while
on Outs Marshal kellogg and all
the assistant chiefs testified that
discipline was good while Rring
hurst was chief ard none could say
IL was affected BY the nouwcaung
Of The uniform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

-a]N0r"e~s0a0ssessa
iuaf aundaEl between fHfh Hut NaI.
rsHHfd 81 W. ftaHrpf. aaIt pHinury
as hofh iot8
f.ast..Dno black nud Hhitr fiulHfeiu
cosy. shows pert IfrHHH. urHrr o. hriL rI..
iuE Huud flow ~ milk Doe hnIr boo
fiHHt cav ESQ frHafd Zoo return o. VI H
WrafHFrf foster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
FAIL To MAKE
CASE AGAINST
BRINGHURST
In Hearing Before Civil
Service Commission City
Hall Men Give Testi-
mony Against Late Fire
Chief, But Make Poor
Witnesses.

Before the ciyA service commits.
sion last nlehj Nayor Glll Jailed Ca
make sood his ease against former
Fire chief q ~ Rringhurst. which
came up before the commission uu
the appeal oi nuughurst from the
action az the mayor in removing
him
Corporation Counsel Scott Cal
houn. conducting the mayors ease
before the fan commission. had Mr.
urinshurst ldcnufy certain lciteu.
One sc these rcpumanded Captain
john 81 BOYLE Tor engaging in po-
liticai eork
Engineer prury of the firchoai
and other Witnesses testified as Ca
the condition. % the new boat when
brought from MoFaus
Superintendent ut Huiidinea
Grant told % difficulties with Chief
Bringhurst over engine house re-
pairs aud stated the latter bad rc-
fused % pass upon a lisa ~ sup.
plies for the new firvb0at Chief
poyles testimony was as 90 che
amount ~ spare apparatus thar ne
found on hand. but he was unable
TO say bows this compared with that
az Portland and t.oa Angeles
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A RARF RARGAIN.


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r..t f.u, .lIf.s north of the Guy va
of i.,.r.ft I've are marketing hss' Il h
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however. fs $40 on acre. tssiaaes
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-23

exhibits bred live the
of
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of
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o
exhibits
the substantially
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to Yakima following
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-23
PROFESSOR ACCUSED OF
HUGGING SCHOOL GIRL

Chico, Cal.-The trial Of DR.. c. c,
Van LEV, principal of the State Nor
NAL school here, on charges laid be-
fore the board of trustees of the in
stitution bby Governor Gillett, began
Friday morning. The trial was or
dered when Miss Ada Clark, sister Of
Rev. c. r. Clark, pastor Of a Metho-
dist church here. told Governor Gil
lett that the normal school principal
had attempted to hug her when she
went to his office one morning on
business. Miss Clark left the school
and, after laying her charges before
the trustees and no action being tax
en-. she appealed to the governor.
Governor Gillett ordered the trus-
tees to investigate the charges, and
directed the Attorney Generals office
tn present them before the booard. Ir
addition to the allegations of Miss
Clark, 1t is alleged in Governor Gil
let's letter to the trustees that DR.
Van Lew has frequented Chico sa'
looms with pupils of the school,
DR.. Van Lew has been at the heaC
of the Chico school for many years
and Is one of the best known educa.
tors in the state. He has engaged at
torneys and will make a hard fight t.
clear his name.