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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
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JAPAN TAKES
over KOREA

SEOUL. Aug. 2S.-The rising sun
flag of Japan was today raised over
Korea ana His Imperial japanese
Majesty was formally proc'a0wed
monarch OF the Hermit Kingdom.
without demonstration the lel'n-
qulshment of Korea's individuality
was az emphasized, and the newspa-
pers Of this city RETAINED from max
lng any comment on the anncNa.
ton to Japan.
The populace received the proc'a-
mat,1n quietly, and there was Meth.
.er disturbance nor any extraordinary
manifestation.
TOXIC. Aug. 2S.-No jubilati0n
marked the imperial edict promul
eating the annexation of Korea BY
this government,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. Is.
The text of the Korean annexation
treaty has been made public mclud-
lng the declaration that the years
cflort to properly administer the al
fairs Of Korea had proved failure
and that annexation was the only
recourse.
The treaty provides for the con,
tinuation Of foreign tariff schedule
for ten years Open ports are re
tanned with the exception OF Ma
sampo. aud shlnwlIu " added
The copyright and patent priyI'
Iegcs are extended To Korea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
WIRELESS FROM AERoPLANE

list McCurdy today accomplished the
feat of sending q complete and UNI
derstandable message by wireless
from his ar machine. when 1t was
Ave hundred feet above the earth.
sending the communication the dis
lance of mile. ....
Aviator Mars, who fell thousand
feet into the bay yesterday, wreck.
ing his aerOplune, but being rescued
uninjured, today resumed his flight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
ESTRADA SUBMITS POLICY.

BLuEFlELDS,. Aug. 2S,-A repre-
sentative of the Estrada government
has been dispatched to Washington
to outline policy of new Nicara.
guam affairs. which will include the
elimination Of the principles which
characterized the influence of Gen
eral Zelaya.
MANAGUA, Aug. 2S.-Jose rs
trada has Withdrawn from the pres
idency in favor of Mena.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE
Danger From Rats
No One Can Afford TO Allow These
Pests to Live.

A single rat Will sometimes do more than ten
dollars damage w your home ~ store In "a night,
Ahd the RAJ mover single, but raises large faml'
A. the lIst sign of rats, drive them out ~ the
house 70 die, Will htarn1' Electric iiai aud
Roach Paste. Guaranteed W absolutely ca
terminate them or FuuT money back Also AuIo
death 10 rurhtoaghla uui Other yrrmin.
kleArus' Elnririr Paste IA sold hYdruEgisis pi
beut sfprsi1 pffpHii 900 receipt " prler 400 huI
gbp 1904 boa tluQ
slesfus Elealng Paste Clr Cllgagg, lL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
HARMONY THE SLOGAN.

NEW YORK, Aug. President
Taft has written to Chairman Nc
Kinley of the Republican Congress
sional Committee outlining the cam
palgn issues, declaring that harmony
d necessary TO victory. He reiter-
ates the desirabillty of the indiyid'
ual schedules plan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
CHOT rFA AGAIN.

BARI. AUG. 2S.-Thcrc arc TWEEN
ty.onc new cases of cholera. and
there have been eighteen additional
deaths from tho disease since the
previous report.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
CLoAKMAKERS STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Aug. rs. - Sixty
thousand striking cl0akmakers today
paraded the streets OF this city, Civ
ing demonstrations OF their resent
ment OF the De- islon Of the courts
TO the effect that their system Of
pl keting must be classed as CON
spiracy in the restraint of trade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

\ band Of armed deputies are now
guarding the Starbuck farm where the
whole Kendall family was murdered
supposedly by a japanese named VA.
ma,saki.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
MAYOR GAYNoR AT HOME.

NEW YORK Aug. Is Mayor
Gaynor shot In the neck by J. j..
Gallagher. discharged city en-.
pluyc, has loft the hospital ana has
gone to his Long island home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

United states representative here
has rendered his resignation from Of
fee on account Of pressure Of per-
somal busiucgs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
UNPOPULAR CONSUL RECALLED

MANILA, Aug. 2S.-Japancse Con-
sui Iwagi has been recalled. II Is
believed that his association with
the radicals IL distastcful to Amer
cans.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
AVIATOR INJURED.

HAWKE, Aug. 2S.-NviOtOr Lo
gagneuiX has been injured in the
collision of his aeroplane with {
post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
w A N [ S
@0@ @@00 q 0@D@
WANTED

WANTED a WIFE--Must have lots
Of money, and know how to cook
lots Of good things to eat Ap-
pligant call In person, Baby
Bliss. worlds latest boy; good
natured. jolly and fat. weight
$40 pounds, age, IS yearB Now
on eyhibittons Aloha Park Hotel
8tTeet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

WANTED \ HUSBAND Must be
tail and slender and have extreme
~ long arms. Applicant call In
person, Jolly TriNie," worlds fat
test girl; good looking. jolly and
fat: weight, GS5 pounds; age, %
years. Row on exhibition, Aloha
Park, Hotel street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
TO LET

elegant new furnished ana unfur-
nishcd. cottages ut waikiki Reach.
Good bathing and boating. Cres.
saty's. 201l Kalia road tnrNt to
Cassidy'sD. II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Cool furnishes rooms aud cottages.
with board. 1854 Nuuauu Ave.
near School st. Prices moderate.
4ijO-tT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

Rlank books M ull sorts. lriFon
etc, muuuIar'nrnl hy me HullotiT
publishlpg LOmpauY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
II, YosHINAGA
Emma Street, above Reretania

New BICYCLES arrived for racing
and general use, Prices, $50 up 10
$50, without brakes, Repairing and
retiring done neatly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
WALSH, MAN OF
MILLIONS, DEAD
IN WASHINGTON
Colorado Northumberland
Succumbs TO Injuries Re.
ceived While Young
Man in Mines.

WASHINGTON. y c., April o.
Thomas n Walsh. the multi mill
llonalre minlnE man 10 Colorado. la
dead Death was que tu grow 40
on the lungs. the result Of an hc
cident when Walsh WaH "a young
miner He viii. be buried IN Rock
Creek cemetery beaide bis son.
who was Mlled in au auto accident
several years ago
Thomas p Walsh was born Ice
Ireland IN ISL and came go
America when u years old ite boz
sac life a. carpenter. bat was
luged 60 The Colorado miuca. where
he made a fortune that netted hiu
an Income of over a million a year
he married Miss Carrie q iterd
in 1879 Both Mr and Mrs walsh
were democratic in their social
taste. and nothing gave them
greater pleasure than to entertain
their friends fng years their man.
sion was lhe ihrEeat in this city
Mr. Walahs rgndact previous to
HE death Naa characteristic ~ the
strong willcd man Ne chartered
a special train e few DAYS ago iu
Texas aud raced Wlth death 90 ibia
city. THAI he might see hia grand
son before he died Tho grand
SON BE- known as the hundred mil
lion dollar baby. az be ls the heir
to both the Walsh and the Mclean
millions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
IRON WORKS
IS EVICTED

rNsnff ase Thousand tons ~ iron
maauiarfafea and machinery vii
he moved ont ~ the machins aiUps
az thn Vulcan Iron Works nsKt
seek ny order ~ Sheriff Robert +
Hedge M handling this $50 mep
and 20 vaxpns wlil - employed
Operations started ihia mnFnlnE
directly afiNf uupnfY sheriff Scott
H. Malone turned che switch ihrnw.
inx OF the puwrr Eight teams be-
iouxing io ihe company and ~ ~
che Eyrea Trapsfef company =
wagons hrRnn rushing material
aowu to the nnH plant ai Fourth
as = and Couneciiru' 81
Arrangements have been made
hY che sheriff with fhe city enEl
nseFinE department faf temporarily
placing mot "a ont material in the
street Machinery too delicate 90
stsnd exposed 20 ihe esaiher wlil
BE- taken directly in the ueN io
cation All other machinery Nill
b. moved aut on the Seattle hunle
ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
UNIQUE STORE is
w. b. HUTCHINSON's

Tho new 81 Il Hutchinson store
be- the most unique clothing store in
tho unlfcf States n 10 designed
along tho lines ~ The old spanish
mission pia@a 10 b. found So South
Tern California N p Pcarcc. the
designer. g. one ~ the ffp great
interior store decorators % the
taited States Hls thought waa a.
give the w " uutchlnBun 60 d
store 80 out ~ the ordinary. 80 ar
fsrnnf that once seen a. could NOS
DO forgotten Sc sacceedcd "a doiuE
fhia to a wonderful degree Those
who have Travelled much aaY that
This Is tho happieal. cisycrcst
scheme for mercantile store that
they have ever seen Certainly
there f. no other Ike ~
The store is deparfmantiEed all
the way through On Tho first floor
IL one grcat department ~ furnish
lngs. which b. undivided IN collars.
fancy shirts. underwear and fancy
vcsiH SMILE TIE center aisle Ia Dc.
voted solely 70 nerkwrar. hosiery
aud gloves Tho rtRht side % the
store Is given o. hats. dress suit
cases. steamer Rigs and their &C
craHariea
This new store ia "a bright daf
light store throughout open win.
dovH bright sunlight. bis roomy
aislcs The store has almost 20 600
square feet ~ space in actual ares
more than 5000 feet larger than the
next biggest Store az tho Northwest
and one of the two or three biggest
on the Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
POLICE BAFFLED
BY R0LDUPS

iAsetfHt aAANA#fN
-sea-=aa-s.a-sssasa4.s .fsaaaa.aas'H''e'asss
and aur or two etl'dr@n an Snr ear
started crying hYHtsricaMy
Silence commanded enc ~ thf
rnbbefs. waylne hia weapon menae-
IS at the thoroughly frightened fam.
pauy
The falisHt ~ the trie wsnt
through the conductor raeFets.
while fhe other two Kept ibelr suns
iuveiad as mo others telling them
that e. move Or make ary Resistance
meant death TIE passengers Be-
came nfotariesa
The robbers had soon collected
sums ranklnR feam 81 90 SIC a. swell
az watches and 3ewclry. from tee
passenger Mun1sramed watches
Efrs returned 90 ths osnrfs. fhs
bandits evidently not CAIRNS sa risk
capture 81 taking them
Among these aere Niles Eaua Ale
Rae tik Point sfrs T. Modi
.1ris Ali Hv Mfa e. - WNid
km0nE fhs men ahq wfrr relieved
~ their vuluahles sere " @ Marcy
iT4s Alm av T. o speuesr tta
Haiiey building Homer CmFk 1898
fstb az q w W 7 nrouRhfpn
2119 Fnlrmant Az W. ~ ~ John
son. zese Seventh Az q W % J.
Dahl 1sQ1 gsrd av s. Vs. and u
"a Logan. ~ The firm ~ Hartford a
peVeufe. White building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
DIVORCES BY
WIRELESS NEXT

NEW YORK. April 3 Divorces
hY wireless from Reno wiii b. q Do
relopmeul 81 the future. in she
opinion % Dr Stephen Wise. ex.
breasted lu sermon in the Free
Synagogue yesterday. when be- cfiu
ciaed the modern demand for quick
severluF Of the bonds ~ mafri-
mony he also held up 60 ccnsure
KAY dinners given 90 mark success
ful termination ~ divorce actions.
and dwclf on thc subject Of the ex
posurea ~ corruption IN Albany
long enough 20 class az the worst
Kind of anarchists bribetaklng iHw
makers
The gei divorced quick colonies
Of Nevada and Dakota are hlots up.
or our civilization. said the
preacher. after be- had favored the
publication 10 thc newspapers %
facts about divorce proceedings
stripped ~ salarioua details
Ncxt We shall find Reno arranF
Ing for divorce auits with treble
dispatch through teiephonic 90. per
haps. even wireless communica
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
WIN VICTORY FOR
MADISON ST. FOLK

By q nice littlo biz of lusurgIna
on the part Of Councllmen schiumpi
and Mullen. n signal victory VAS
won for the people living out on
z Madison So where The street is
being regarded aud paved
over the protest ~ Fred Sawyer
and the other regulars. and in the
face Of warning from Mayor GIN
the council committee on finance
voted 10 report an ordinance pro
viding Tor The taking OF almost
$4,000 from the contingent def
cheney fund 90 help pay for The Inn
proYemeut which viii cost about
$4,000
The council had previously De-
c.ded 10 pay no per cent ~ the c0sl
Of the Improvement out of the gen
eral fund and This second appro
Driatiou sill raise d. f0 20 per cent
paid by lhe cify The reason foi
this ls that Madison 8t Do thor
0ughiare Dy which tba whole chs
benefits and because 0f TIE fact
that the street cutting dlag0naliy
through the blocks makes more and
Ion2er street crossings 90 bee paid
for and reduces tle amount ci
property thof con Dee assessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 3
"A pretty sixteen yearoid glfl De-
conaaerlng the Ualted States uavy
He weapons are not suns aor tor
pedoes buf poems aud lectures Tor
the uplifting ~ the American
Jackie and her pFlse Is a place
lu tbe heart % each 81 Uncle Sam 3
fighting ssnmeu
Miss Adeline r Libby. daaWh
Ter 90 Captain % y Libby of Fruit
vale. Cal the first discover.T Of
gold Ia Nome. ia the proud con.
auercF Of che hluelackets
on the arrival 90 every battle.
ahlp iuto San Francisco hay Miss
LIBBY pays ii a Watt and lectures
90 the men on board giving thf n
counsel and trying 10 her girllah
way. g. elevate them. morally and
socially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
COMET SHARKS
ARE HEDGING
ABOUT RESULT
Lick Official Doesn't Think
We Are Going 20 See
Much When Celestial
Maverick Passes Earth.

LICK OBSERVATORY Mount
Hamilton Gal April p Prof W
vs. Campbell aDd other officials ~
che observatory today would not
venture fuy specific opinion as TO
when Ha1sys comet would be visit
ble ta Che naked eve
Tho comet s u0w Seen Through
the Telescopes shortly before sun.
rise DC emerged from .ipsc with
lhe suu yesterday. whom o. waa
sighted by astronomers tor about %
minutes
The celestial aauderer is ap
proximate'y 5oo0ooa1 miles away.
Between nov and May p, when 'hc
earth pssses Through iu iail t VII
approach until oaiy lto0a 900 miles
from tho earth
In sqaatms of the comet Pref
Campbell said
VrW Nav u.s. Haneys comet
NIL De a morning ohiett becoming
visible before thc rir' rays 0t dawn.
ana after that time lt VIII Pc an
evening object AVID eil. be fairs
conspicuous durins che hsi hair Or
Nav
M ia unsafe to predict ,hg hdsbt
ness of "a comet ana fcf fhni REASON
/ ao nos care t0 say JUS, when il VIII
become ST ihia Gu the naked ett but
/ believe lf wili he fwo weeks before
Il will De possible Tor us ai Inv %.
snrvatOry Co see lt without che aid
81 telescopes and q week or two
later before O. VIII be apparent 60
those In tha valley The people viii
have "a greater difficulty ga seclnE
Il on account ~ the glare nt the
electric HFhts ~ the city and there
Il possibility for that reason that
Il viii uoi BE- visible from san
Francisco rs an DC depends upau
IT, hriEhtuess and that as | said.
Is unsafe 90 predict
we viii pass through che tat oL
fhe comet on The nishl Of Nav Is
aud vii take several hours iu So
doing may sav that no danger
need b. feared There may be a
xiow Ia the SKY and pcrhaps a
meteoric display but apart from
this harmless and beautiful pheuo
menon. nothing win occur 60 affect
human lives on earth
~Uutll MAY rs the comet viii De-
visible just before dawn. aud those
Who intend 20 watch for q would
Do well 10 remember thar The san
Is rising earlier daily After May
rs Il will D. vest ~ me sun nne
vii be visible after sanset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
WILL DEBATE IN
SIGN LANGUAGE

Resolved. That she East fur.
nishea more attractions as a place
of residence than the West"
Spiel that out on your fingers.
then make a rev signs 20 prove 90
disnrove the assertion. and sou wiil
get al idea OF what promises to- be-
the most interesting debate that
has yet been held IN Seattle
Two deaf and dumb girls wiil de-
bate thls question under the nus
pices ~ the Puget Sound Aasocla
ton ~ the Deaf at the home % the
association president A. w.
Right. this evening
Miss Mabel Seanlsa. fsfa Brook
Ign avs VIII talk for the East. and
Miss Cleon Morris. Of " 45th ~
Will boost the West an lu the sigu
Language
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

Fer ideals she links with n nat.
ural talent for verse writing She
iH the author % aThn NnY1 D
Friend. the first buok ~ poems
ever 90 be- puhliahed dealing entire
iy With the navy she visits the
marine hospitals and gigsa uai good
cheer a. those Who have fallen iii
while standing ready tl defend
their country
shalt devote SOS nfg 90 aplllt
ink the American sailors eaga
che strangely eined sifi What
the secret ~ my influence over 30
many sailors 81 ] DO ual know bur
So knoW thHt I bold every mAn
and officer a. my personal friend
Ms choice suf iife wofk rams
over rae al Of "a sudden while the
Atlantic fleet Was here love
ghe work and know J shall he
able 10 90 good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
WILL BUILD TWO
NEW BATTLESRlPS

WASHINGTON. April 3 The
construction ~ tau bn'tle#hipg %
cost $4,000 600 each. Two fleet rOl
Hers and four submarine boats was
passed ~ the decisive vote u l62
90 re ~ che house today TAifiy
three democrats voted FOR the bet
urshlpa aud "a republicans against
The committee orr naval affairs
reported in fateF ~ fhr two battle
ships Tawusy - Miuusaoia. ~
feged "a amendment cutting q "a
one. and Richard a. Hohann offer
"a an amendment increasing u 20
three Both wefo rejected
The naval appropriation bili rRr
rying ttgs 087 cog. vas passed later
lu lne day This "a about TIRES
millions less thar shat waH rsrnm
mrrded - che navy department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
THE SEATTLE STAR

,sfress yi ~ - Y e iSsi ms -
second class matter
one cent per capT 81 cents ser yea
cr tHanfF live canta rsr month hrlit
sfsd ~ man ~ carrier Ne frse efpiaA
80 MAii stnaf RtuEns -fhs fate
when your FuhaUriuttau raElrce e or ne
address label af Tarh paper When thei
tntc arrives % pour auhtofipiica hes nft
IL taken fffn fhr liaf a fhRnFe ~ dnis
nn tha adhrsss Label fH frraipt ~ %
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NOTffF 10 a asGMinEMs ahauld
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cor uutfrtiunrE raFfnct serFtCe -ant
No m ne emily SAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
QUEEN ANNE WINS
I'M SCHOOL. DEBATE

John Hotineton and Arthur GO
hen. orators Tor the Queen AEne
biEb aehuol, talked themselves and
their school 90 victory iu a contest
Aifh Snnhninish 81 abe Queen Anne
Aool yseinFahy IL winning hts
tebass the, Win the championship
10 Western Washington fof Queen
Arnp. and SPLIT a purse og SO Tho
ulan@tn bad the affirmative alae
~ The c0mmitslon plan ~ govern.
mant question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
new RECORD
BY WIRELESS

Los ANGELES. April 9--opeF
stor Ryan 81 the local station ~ the
United Wireless Telegraph company
today claims "a long distance receive
ing record ~ 520o miles
Nightly during the last week Ryan
has heard thc calls - A. r. and
~ a. ~ At first DE believed them
% have been given IS m amateur
operator at stafiou near f.os An
Feies The cais were more distinct
last night and after consulting his
n.ea Ryan discovered me ~ a r.
car 90 be that of tire government
station at Key West Fia. and ~.
A x % b. that ~ the United
States government station 90 Colon.
Panama
Colon o. 1890 miles approximate
ly. from los Angeles Tho local a.
ficiala ~ she company claim thls 90
be O. long distance overland record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
$500 A YEAR TO
LIVE IN DECENCY

NEW YORK April a--Four hun.
dfcd and fifty thousand wage earn.
err in Greater New York are o..
celving wages below the minimum
ON which If is possible 90 support
their families ln deceucy. according
to the annual report of the commit.
zee ON congestion OF population
This minimum Of docency' iH set
Bt $500 q year an increase of about
500 over tho minimum see hy the
statistics a year ago
The average OF 100000 workers
in Manhattan and the Bronx is f543
and of lO3 600 ln Brooklyn. gbig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

SPOKANE. April o Edwin A.
Brown q Denver Colo. business
man, wealthy. of nations wide ropu.
tatlon as phllauthropist through
bis work in behalf OF municipal
lodging houses. was taken 10 the
police station tonight on suspicion
~ being a much wanted forger
After establishing hla identity
be- was released
Mr. Brown came to this city ln.
cognito. took up luxurious quarters
az the Spokane hotel and. Earbcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
THREE MEN MADE
HAPPY LAST NIGHT

Three men iu The iroaaurots Of
flee viii get raises iu salaries and
I'M view Of The fact that with these
raises the freasurer's office iH SIM
conducted within thc amount allow.
10 10 che tax leyy Tor 1910. lifflo
opposition was raised By members
Of the finance committee 20 the
council j l.. Mclean chief dep
uty. was raised from sos 20 Sis
month " g. Evans. caahier az
th0 water office. gti6 no. 8f25. Geo
y Smith assistant cashier OF water
department 800 to 8llO
Alen are seldom 800 hopoleasIy
deaf that they cannot hear money
talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
BROWN, THE MILLIONAIRE TRAMP,
JAILED BY SPOKANE POLICE

in the dross OF workIuTman. be.
gan studying local conditions at
close range
Ills detention by the police to.
night spoiled bis plans
flc ls cousin of W O. Brown.
head of The Now York Central lines.
and wns until year ago travelling
passenger agent OF tho line In
Denver
Mr Brown was in Seattle for
several days aud wrote some ar
ticles for Tho Star. advocating
municipal lodging houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
UNCLE JOE To
HAVE AN AUTO

WASHINGTON. April r. a
perusai n the appropriation meas.
nrr covering the exranec ~ select
committees - the house shows that
TIRE 81 SEQ for the purchase cpd
care ~ Speaker Cannon auto6io-
bile r. Included IN the iump arpro-
priatiun g $4,000 FOR che house
committees expense. ne BE- Hprar-
snt. therefore. that although che
house refused 90 adopt n rcaaia-
tion granting ths sum Cor ne main-
tenauce r. the speakers car e
practically acceded e. tbs prop1-
sition by voting for the Eenerai ex-
pensa appropriation.