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The Irish standard., 1910-02-12

remain in public life six years more,
la Aldrich.
Senator Depew is chairman of tho
board of directors of the New York
Central and Hudson River railroad,
and a director of sixty-two othe,
transportation and franchise corpora
tions and combinations. At banquets
he extolls the reac'ionaries Of Con-
gress and denounces the progressivea
One Of Senator Depew's eccentricities
is to mot vote" on bills which would
have a tendency to align him for or
against the people. Out Of 33S roll
calls in five sessions of Congress, De-
pew is reported as mot voting" 167
times, or practically on fifty per cent
Of the roll calls. When he does vote,
1t is as Aldrich dictates. In five SEES
sions, he voted against Aldrich only
five times-once every two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
BOARDER
FIRST; HUBBY
CAME AF TER
Was First in the Kitchen,
First at the Table, and
First in the Heart of the
Landlady.

When his wife had finished feed
Ing Andrew Christensen on the best
cuts Of the meat aud the choicest
moraels Of food. Anton Hanson told
Judge Lindsay this morning that
thfre was an unappetixing meal left
Tor him The best was invariably
the bosrder's portion and only what
he refused TO eat found It's way to
The husbands plate, according TO
the husbands testimony this morn.
ms
Ne told the court that his wife
wa In love with the hoarder. who is
co respondent in the case. and 20
show her affection for hia rival
spent much time ia The kitchen
cooking SO as 10 please her lovers
palate She made a point of seeing
that the husband was dissatisfied
20 ihat the lover would appreciate
lhc good things he was getting 20
eat.
Constance p. Hanson. the wife
sued the husband for divorce ON the
ground Of cruelty She awore that
her husband beat her both az the
home and on the street The huH-
band replied with q cross complaint
q which he asked for a divorce. al
leainR that Christensen. a boarder
nj the house, had won his wife'a
affections Judge Lindsay Is hear
ina the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
FIREMAN DOES
NERVY STUNT

~ engine No swayed aud elAt.
tered down uniou Il. Al . o'clock
last night. eH route 81 a fire ar
Fourth n1. stoker narry Nelson
noticed that The driveFK asat was
empty and thar The horses were
plauEirE ahead gazliaed Driver
siias Symmonas had heea throwu
from HE seal a. The heAvy vehiele
ruandHd the corner ~ Seventh az.
The street ahead wa2 crowded
vita tho g o'eiuck crowds. and Sei.
son. not hssltaiing. climbed ever
toe iufchlns engine 20 the driver >
Heat and cheeNrd the agenda ~ the
scene Of the fire. an Insignificant
blaze sfmmonds vas taken 10 the
city hospital with = les and hip
severely wrencheG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
GETS DIVORCE FROM
HUSBAND DEAD

GRANGEViLLE. Idaho. March rs.
A peculiar divorce suit was de-
cided by Judge Steele. who granted
a divorce 10 Mrs. Anna G. Murphy.
whose husband, J. W Murphy, has
been considered dead for five years.
Six years ago Murphy suddenly
disappeared and has not been heard
Of since Mrs Murphy recently
exercised her widows right 10 file
on land, and 10 make sure that no
complications arise. instituted d.
vorce proceedings
Mrs. Murphy has also continued
during her husbands absence TO
keep his life insurance assessments
paid up. and az the expiration Of
seven years from the time OF his dis
appearance viii be able to collect
the insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
WAR AT CAMPUS
ON SERPENTINE.

Are tho pretty goods at tho
state university euing 10 dance
the enhancing and wcii. may.
be-kind n naughty Herpsntins
dance At the coming perform.
ance of the "Mskadof"
It's q subject 81 hot debate
on tho campus Musical 10.
rector Bcall says uo--sery much
no Mr. Beali IL a member Of
the faculty There are a mum
beT Of students. however. who
argue that the performance will
lose a big feature n the serpeu.
tine IA reiegAted
A hot argument RACES through
the columns ~ the college daily
and IN the meantime the bill.
boards are simply announcing
that there will be dancing That
mat mean anything from the
minmet 10 the Apache dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
WEDDING SECRET
KEPT UNTIL. DEATH

LEWISTON. Pa. March 2s. Miss
Rhoda Taylor. whose friends be-
lieved her TO be a splnster. died sew
eral months ago, and In settling her
estate the administrator advertised
the farm. an old homestead. with
stock and implements. al public
sale.
on the morning % the sale. When
the auctioneer mounted the block.
be announced that the affair was
postponed indefinitely
The supposed spinster's last win
and testament had been found. and
Ia Il she heaueaths an her worldly
goods TO her husband. and attached
10 the document was marriage
certificate. showing that she had
been married 60 Samuel Gimiland
more than five years previous TO her
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
TOUGH GANG
COMES To END
/. Of ITS ROPE
Two Members Of West
lake Bunch" Sent to Re-
formatory for Five Years
for Highway Robbery.

The "wsatlake gang. made 40 u
- tough Youngsters ranging frsm
IL 20 ~ years old. Is being broken
M By tho police.
Two members 81 the EAng we're
sentenced % fiye years In the M0n-
roe feformasnry this morning tor
highway robbery The convicted
youths told The police the names 81
Il others who made 40 the gang.
and they will ali be- taken Into Gus.
toay
The gang. according 60 Chester
Fafnam. -. and Ford Wood. ~.
made practice ~ holding up BE-
lated pcdeetriAnH fusnam to-day
rieaa guilty e. holding up a man
~ Eighth ana James en February
"a, He realized Go cents.
Wood. who r. a. years old TO-
day. plead guilty 90 holding on N
MAtaamato March Is he got
tttss
Another member n The gang. who
Until recently had an exceptional
reeafd fpy industry and for caring
for his widowed neither. was san-
tsneed O. fivr years. but sentence
was suspended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
Scion JURY
CAN'T AGREE

For the second time this week the
lufy in Judge Ronald's department
Of the superior court failed 20 agree
this morning Tho jury after being
out % hours celebrating aa to tho
guilt or innocence ~ Sarah Scion.
reported that mo- agreement could
be reached and Was discharged
Tho woman WIS tried for abduc.
ton for inducing % ls-yoar-oid girl.
sophie Guravich. % run away from
Seattle with a white slave ownor
and To 90 e. Butte with him There
the girl married tho man Mrs.
Scion according 10 the prosecution.
received tis for her services in aid
Ing the man 10 got control Of the
gill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
If WIFE WON'T
WORK LET HER
GO, SAYS MAN

II don't care II my wife ever
comes back II she doesn't want
that job I got for her. she don't
need 20 take e." said William n.
Harris. the cook who has been
mourning the loss Of his wife, who
disappeared two weeks ago
So great was the husbands grief
that he could not work for several
days Also, the Job he got for his
spouse. also a cook. slipped out Of
his hands.
eve gone 90 work again" he
said today. ito forget about her"
He is on the night shift at the
City hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

just suppose you we're FL and
Friday night finds you broke That
doesn't require much Imagination
hnt also suppose you should hap.
pen % catch q woman AZ ahe faint
Cd and discovered that shs was a
sers ~ Mrs Russell SaE@ AGAIN
summon 40 your imagination and
suppose that this lady. ig her graf.
itude and admiration. should iuasat
On giving yoa a snug little Fortune
Pleasant ian't az But lis not
surprising with George r. SmaA.
q !. NJ c.. fFumpetef. attached 20
the cruiser Washington. nos ~
Hfcmerton. and nephew ~ John
Philip squsa. the famous bandmas.
ter.
When Il comes 70 hack. George IL
corncriuw the market thesc days IN
true Iames A. pattsn style
The LADY. Mrs. Catherine brown.
~ Washington. ~ e. a Ufdaa, af
yearH old. viii arrive ia Seattle TO.
day ar sousA viii b. al the klng
- statiun 10 mowt her There she
Niil rciterafe her statement that
there 70 tii.0eo worth Of property
IN Hos springs. ARK, awaiting him
mhcn he finishes Bis term Ia tho
navy AZ the end % thla year
iark back 10 1900. n the hark
Ina 10 good souaa "a playing wlrh
= marine band al the park NJ
-s-assas--ss. asss-s .s..ssass.s--aas
lCanslrgec on PAGE Thras.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

4AshiNGT0N. March Is one
sssaa dollars appropriation for
! a.iasN to officiate in the mar
A.hroom 10 the new senate
- saildins ~ a snag yeater
9 tisruoon.
- slh provided a complete
i. 80 Y asalst the masseur seua.
wlsiow was on his feet with 4
Nsai @ strike out The entire
.spn Senator Bailey had
~ o whether the Kansas
=. $50 Aad am need for the baths
= seconded The motion. suther
- hoakht valet and mani.
-. -. .aouid Be added After much
@hs and debate Bristow
- ne Amendment 10 cover
Mfes aiiendanis
'ke them all ont BE- said
- I'll leave a lanitor In
That's enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
HERES HIGH BROW THIEF

= one set n William Shake
. HpeaFeH works
. one set BaiEac'a works
= Onr volume ct Tenny~ou
= Three volumes ~ scientific (
= works
This library pelf was gath !
= cred in ~ some library thief AZ
= the residence ~ Mrs Estella
4 " Anderson g5tQ zsth ay n.
= Mrs Anderson has been
= away. and she reported 90 the /
= police that tho burglary must
= have been committed between
= March ne and "a The thieves I
= gained entrance e. the house
= through the bathroom window /
4 Besides good part ~ Mrn (
: Auderaon's reading matter. the /
= intrudcfs got away with her !
= best china dishes and some {
= aprons
ttkAS t<tt ttt =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

Pennington declared that his
happiness disappeared when Bar.
nett appeared with his pockets
stuffed with theatre passes When
Pennington objected there was al.
NAYS a domestic quarrel To keep
peace IN the home. Pennington let
the matter continue.
The Clothes Question.
But when the woman came TO
him ana told him that she must
have money for good clothes. OF
Barnett would cease to entertain
her. Pennington drew the line. lie
hoped that n she did not dress 20
suit Barnett. Barnett might cease
bis attentions But the wife had
another string 10 play She simply
went 10 the cash TIL In the restau.
rant and took sufficient money TO
dress 10 suit Barnett's require
mentE
To show her affection for Bar.
nett. Mrs Pennington had him eat
his meals In the restaurant He
was, according 20 the husband. a
regular but an Improbable Gus.
toner The wife would always eat
with him Barnett was n good eat,
er. and with the husband as cook
he used 90 order meals that cost
the less favored patrons g.
Barnett. however. would pay
Mrs Pennington only 20 cents
meal when the husband com.
planned Of having 10 cook for his
rival. of having to supply the food
AZ cut rates. there was always
quarrel To avoid the quarrels the
husband ceased 70 complain
Pennington told the jury that he
knew II he ever spoke TO Barnett
he would do him such personal In.
jury that he would be arrested. SO
he never warned him to keep away
from his wife when Barnett, how.
ever, bought Seattle lodging
house aud placed Mrs Pennington
in charge, the husband rebelled
and got a divorce.
When Mrs Pennington went
away on "A vacation the husband
says Barnett always wrote her
weekly letter of affection. Mrs.
Pennington is "a years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
MOLTEN STREAMS
WIPE OUT TOWNS
N Aetna Belches Forth Red-Hot Lava. Which De-
,trcys Everything in lts Path Down the Mountain
s;de-People Build Dykes and Pray for Safety.

earAslA sicily March 2s-The great eruption Mount
. growing lntsnsi,y with passing hour. ss
- ,.,sea today lava which have
80 ~. seoo that despeunn farms
Is pssh
rhs teams Rcrslo, Belpaso San lee, RnaxE cepeo
. ..d Nseeiesi wholly partially destroyed
~Asuanss o. people fleeing city the noun
~
ssr,. Of Of villages Asnas reported
na AshOuQh been reported. feared that
! ss,sss may prove destructive OF modern
s-es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
Ia TOILETTE
Ism 7 HAPPY
OVER CHANGE
Insurgents Victory a Hol-
low One-Real Battle
Must BE Fought at Com
ing Primaries.

WASHINGTON. March 25--Dal-
zell was elected chairman OF the
new committee on rules late today.
MADISON. VIA. March 25.-~Can-
nonism without Cannon Il just as
hurtful az Cannonism with Cannon
IL the comment u Senator Ia Fol-
lstte. Ia this weeks issue Of his
magnxine In the leading editorial
ia the current issue he declares the
victory Of the insurgents IN the rules
fight is n hollow victory The GUST
inR ~ the speaker from the rules
COMMITTEES doesn't change ~the plan
n the organization q the house at
the beginning o. each congress or
deprive the speaker Of the absolute
power q appointing and henpeck-
Ing all standing committees on iegis-
iatipn.' the editorial says.
The real battle, a. Ia Toilette sees
q. must be fought out AZ the nrimar-
les and election bstwecn now and
November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

issdious Frank Barnett editor Of
Gazette the PennlnE
he took the theatres the objection
husband he demanded she husband
buy better ci0thca.
m clothes az any diner
ftaruetta
Pennington. IN superior
alienation the affections.
Abersone this According
Pennington his wife and he had lived happily until they moved
where he opened
time adlnE . lenrgelaan innk hts maaa there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
WHAT IS THE COUNTRY COMING TO?
NO TURKISH BATHS FOR SENATOR'S

Two vain efforts Werc made at a
vote and then Hale and Scott. by
a combined effort. knocked out the
maeseur provision
Wherefore the august senators
may battle N home IN the future
and Uncle Sam will not conduct o
Turkish bath parlor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
MRS. LONDON is
SERIOUSLY ILL

Mrs Edwin London. prominent N
society and charitable work. "a se-
riousiy 100 at her home 5ii a.
Broadwey Rheumatism affectinn
the heart IA the Immediate trouble
Mrs London b about the same.
said her husband Edwin London
this morning q am hoping that
by tomorrow I can give q better re-
port OF her condition
Mrs London has wide circle 0i
friends ln Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
II PERISH IN
CHICAGO FIRE
One Girl Jumped From Sixth Story, Fell Through
Glass Canopy, and Died in Hospital - Firemen
Blocked at Fourth Floor-Death List May Reach
Fifteen.
10y United Prsss.)

Uni Ted Preas9
CHICAGO, March killed
that destroyed building
ma reach
Eleven a and
DEAD
ETHEL FNKEL6vElN, years Of
VERONICA
MRS. HANNA foora
ROSE BRUcH. n. stsnoeraphsr.
GERTRUDE privas Simon
LILLIAN SULLIVAN.
MINOR BELL advertising man
HERBERT NJ. MITCHELL. brothe in Law. o. Simon Fish.
rEET SINCLAIR
WM. GREEN,
ETHEL ANDERSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
THEATRE COZ BECAME
CRITIC; NOT a CENSOR

The chief 81 police has done !,
q away with thc office Of theatre /
= censor.
All acrRehntA have been IN I
= structed "a visit all moving ,
4 picture theatres every week /
. and n obscene films are ,
q shown. to place the proprie !
4 tors under arrest
= This Ia the best way 20 get !
. AZ The evil. said the chief /
One man could not begin 60 !
look after all Of them. More ,
q over. he has been dovoting !
q most OF his time 20 seeing the ,
4 good shows AZ the first class I
q nlayhousea. whereas want I
the cheap nickelodeons watch I
. ed closest" !
kktktk kttkA Att -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
AFFINITY MADE HUSBAND BUY
BETTER CLOTHES FOR WIFE
Georgetown Restaurant Man Makes This Charge
Against Georgetown Editor-Also others--Sues
for Alienation.

What FenninQicn charges.
That Barnett Mrs. Pennington 20 The theatre
That he Insisted buying
fBarnettl could
81 Pennington
shch Mrs Pennington pay only 70 a meal.
That his wife took neney the tt 20 buy clothes.
That sire made htn do the cooking for Barnett
That he standing all this trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
T. R. RODE CAMEL
OVER DESERT
tBy . Staff Correspondent, ~ the
uritsd prwss.l

United press.l
CAIRO Egypt March ~ Fer
mer President Theodore Roosevelt
iourneyed b rameis and sand cars
20 Memphis today a. xiait the tou1bs
~ sakharra and temple ~ Butts
Memphis IL II miles southwest ~
Cairo The colonel wis greatly In
isrsated IN Tie animal pictures on
The walls "a The temples. Though
The drawings were crude. tho ant.
rnaiH were evidently ~ the same
sort that Roosevelt has been hunt
rag Some - the drawings. h. sss
told. were made az early ~ s.eoe
"a a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
BARGAINS IN HOMES.

There is one best way of
finding where the bargains in
homes are 20 be found. aud that
is TO read The Star Classified
Pages
You cannot afford TO miss
them a single day ii You are
considering buying property
II there are any real 1--we bar
gains abroad, you1l see them
advertised IN The Star.
The leading brokers and
builders Of the city ten about
their lstings through the col
umns OF this paper, and ~ YOU
have property TO sell you win
do Wen TO follow their example
Can Main es00. Ind i4l. Il
win cost only one cent a word;
10 words 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

injured.
Or William Kinsley. badly burned
about hands and face.
John Schmidt
VIM. Peterson.
NJ ID. Grlner
Isaac Fish.
Four Fsees-Thsr Gone.
A. one window stood four women.
Their white faces were framed In
she window Tor a tune. then came
a pnff ~ smoke. a sheet q fire and
the faces we're gone None but Misc
Finkelsisin had the hardiheod 20
jump.
Late this afternoon f'ire chief
Koran declared that be believes the
bodice Of al who perishcd had been
recovered
-Four mfn and eight women were
killed
Automatic Doors Dealt Death.
The women were on the sixth
floor Their escape was cut OF by
the automatic fire doors. which
closed whrn the fire broke out
Planes barred the way Go the stair
Ways. and the women were forced
70 the windows
The girls clustered on the narrow
ledges and watched the flrcmen be-
low enfeAvoriug 70 reach them with
scaling ladders The fire In fhs cor
rllorr ~ ihe building grew nearer
and n became q race heswceN the
firemcn ard the flamcs A vast
crowd watched the attempts q the
girls 90 cheat death by running 10
tlse windows farshest from the fire
Every effort u the firemen that
brought them nearer 10 the sixth
floor windows was greeted with
cheers. bat FOR the most part the
vast crowd that watched the fight
VAS silent Finally Il was seen that
tho girls were doomed.
Firemen Stopped az Fourth Floor.
The fircmen reached the fourth
story bat beyond that point THEN
efforts were futile.
Between them and the sixth floor
sets - flame and smoke spurted
- one time a ladder was raised al-
most 20 a window where the girls
cluuE
The yell u the crowd was silenced
when = burst 81 flame on the fourth
floor caused the firemen 10 drop the
ladder snd descend
Miss Ethel F'inkelaiein. seeing res
cue hopeless. lcaPed from a window.
She struck the canopy over the
front entrance Of the building.
crashed through the heavy glass roof
and was fatally injured She died
az ST I.uksis hospital soon after
ward.
The remaining women az fhe win
dowa chung desperately Co the hedges
and seemed afraid 10 jump.
They could be seen through the
swirllng smoke protecting their
heads and faces from the heat by
means 81 skirts and wraps
Occasionally one waved her hands
az though impiorlnE aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
Refugees Cut or

Word came 20 Cataula that
scores Of refugees had been sur off
BY diseFging lava streams aud
volunteers iett for the scene. Many
thrilling reHruca we're made
In addition 20 the lava. the In
tabifAntn we're Threatened with
death by the outp0uFlnE u rocks
and showers II bot ashes from the
main crater With the outbreak az
ak cratera today there are uow rs
active oFafsrs pouring forth sui
pAuroga sHporN. stones and ashes
while each IA an overlooking weli
u molten lava Streams from
these eraters romhine az a point
half way down the southern slope.
where they form oae gigantic river
~ destruction
Clouds OF smoke pouring from
the crnters obscure the sun and
The half darkness Increased the 50
peratitloaa fear OF che peaaanta.
The escape Of the greater mum.
hcr o. the Inhabitants "a attributed
10 the fact that small hills stopped
the flow 81 lava from flooding the
tcontlnued on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 81 The
administration railroad bill. intro
dbced by Representative Town
sOnd. OF Michigan, and largely
amended In committee. was or
derod lnvornbly reported by the
house committee on Interstate com.
mcrce yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

SPOKANE Frank Barker. the
- soldier who murdered Ira Mos
ssnRer af Medical Lake. is 90 bs
hanged in fhc Walla Waila peniten-
tlarY June 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

feEss = Fyan. secretary of the
n<ssi -sroc7atie city csufrnf com-
e'ss4 ~ Issued q statement de
WHx tA4i a. = Ernst or ~ e.
szAssF 90 any efie connected with
= tsraacratie headquartsrs had
kE'sAzs 10 d. with the palslnE out
.rlaln hteratsre Nhich offended
80 CA fheasty having proven
= Anerrncs. and heins backed ~
nnani eusinesa men - the city
- = disEHizaed AZ park cons
sztrff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
MRS. VANDERBILT
AWAKE 8 NIGHTS

SAN FRANCISCO. March 90
Millions viii buy much, but they
will not purchase sleep. This has
been the experience of Mrs VIII
liam H. Vanderbilt. IN. formerly
Miss Virginia Fair She came TO
California because she has suffer
cd from insomnia. She has not
slept for the last nine nights
Thinking that the city Of her
Rirlhood might lure back the much
desired sleep she came here. but
among her many friends she must
live Ia a whirl of excitement. and
her trouble has only been eXagger-
ated instead of helped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

AlAA5f9Ei.D W Sire Beach
~ sAs shot ana kiiis5 nat nIFhf
- .nral't husband =khe must
as.pFt DO was his eErIafa-
- laHanliv Il suspected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

CHARLESTON. w Va. Two
thousand people are homeless in the
town ut Mount Hope today follow
ing q fire which destroyed prao-
tically every building IN the place.
Militia with tents and supplies have
been sent to the stricken town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.--A
gray.haired. mildmannered WON.
an, who gave the name of Jane
Brown and her age as 75, was ar
rested Ia local hotel yesterday
and charged with keeping pool
room for women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
lTIs sprInp-Arbulua says So

WINsTED. Conn, March Co.,
Alexander Goodakoy. of Collins.
Vile. while IN the woods yesterday
found small cluster Of trailing
arbutus IN full bloom This Is OK.
ctptionally early for this Wild.
flower Mrs Addison Torrtellotte,
East Thompson, reports picking a
pausy In bloom in her front yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

WALLA WALLA, March 25.-
Hundreds Of people thronged the
streets last night watching the
scintillntions of bright blue com
ct. believed TO be- Hallcys, low
down In the southwestern sky. The
heavenly body had distinct tail
that pointed northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Saturday:
} llght southeast winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

nATT0NA. ia walter Chriatie
~ ~ BIS nerve. Following hia
as.f . loNeF Barney uidficid's
fsssf4 yesterday ne famous speed :
snee9nced As woUld retlr. from
u fAMe