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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
HERE ARE THE WINNERS
In TIMES RHYME CONTEST

Continued from Page One.)
The fourth and fifth prizes are .wo
box seats, each at the Grand the
ater. They can be used any
night.
Other good lines submitted,
some of them being near prize
winners, follow:
"If Willie had known there wese
tacks in the pie
He'd have spurned it and saii.
What a cute boy and I.
Mrs. d. j. Clark.
Ingleside Apartments, City.
He would not have the doctor and
Medicine to buy.
Hazel Wade.
1921 So. C st.
He'd of said, "None for me; feel
it some easy guy"
]. w. Powell.
512 E. 34th St., Tacoma.
He would not have gone to tho
Sweet Bye and Bye"
F. E. BEETLE.
1920 So. St, City.
'Twould have saved lots of think
ing for many guy.
A. Gallagher.
sos East 29th.
He would not, as you see, be ready
to cry.
Miss NJ. Taber.
913 So. G St., Tacoma.
He'd have picked out each tack
till he had the supply.
Lylan Hubert.
5034 Union ave-, City.
Perhaps our tariffs would not be
SO high.
r. c. Nisonger.
Fern Hill.
He'd have given his piece to poor
Pinchot to try.
Genevieve Beaver.
Spanaway, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19

the enactment of uniform laws in
all states on these questions: Safe
ty appliances, car service and dis
tribution, bookkeeping, annual
reports, bills of lading, carrying
explosives, passes, rate filing and
improved service.
The public health association
and eminent doctors will take up
laws for conservation of public
health.
Both the grange delegates and
the American automobile associa-
ton are advocating good roads
laws.
The governors conference will
cooperate with the uniform laws
movement through a committee
consisting of Cows. Hughes of
New York, Fort of New Jersey,
Weeks of Connecticut, Harmon of
Ohio and Marshall of Indiana.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
THUGS BIND MERCHANT AND
THROW HIM IN CELLAR
BOLD UNMASKED THIEVES
ROB A PORTLAND MAN, AND
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE.
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 19.-
w. c. Witzell, proprietor OF the
Hawthorne pharmacy, is today re-
covering from his experience last
night with two thugs who drag
ged him into the rear of his drug
store and robbed him of his wal
let, containing $50 in gold, a SIPS
diamond stickpin and a diamond
ring valued at $3.50.
After relieving the druggist of
his jewelry and wallet the thieves
rifled the cash drawer, securing
about IS in change.
Before leaving the place the
thugs bound and gagged Witzell
and threw him into the basement
of the building. The men were
unmasked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
WIFE HAS HIM
ARRESTED

Already at large by grace OF
SIS bail deposited at the city jail,
Robert N. Segel was again arrest
ed last night by Constable Fred
Shaw on complaint of his former
wife, who wants him placed und ar
bonds to keep the peace.
Segel conducts a secondhand
store at 1907 Commerce.
Mrs. Emma p. Segel, the COM
plainant. started rival store ani
Gays that yesterday Segel walkel
in and threatened to shoot her.
Segeps bail was fixed at $50
and he was given a hearing in
police court this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
COMMERCIAL CLUB
STARTS CAMPAIGN
FOR 1000 MEMBERS

The building committee of the
Commercial club yesterday met
and elected as officers the same
men as are officers of the club
proper. This Formally will en-
able the regular club officers to
look after the clubhouse building
project.
A great campaign for member
ship has been started, and IL
new names were up for consider
alton yesterday. Since the an
nual election 25 new men have
Joined. This brings the list of
members up to 100. 1t is pro-
posed to get 1000 this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
.EX-ARMY Captain FACES
WHITE SLAVE" CHARGE

Franconia was arrested at the
Portola cafe, where he was en-
gagged as singer. Following his
arrest Sonora Amelia Fernandez
Caldedon, Mexican actress, who
is alleged to have left her hus-
band to follow Franconia in this
country, was taken into custody.
The formal charge against
Franconia was filed upon orders
from the federal authorities in
New York. 1t is to the effect
that he brought the woman to the
United States "for immoral pur-
poses"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
and
JAPS HOLD 4
LOVE FEAST
(By United Press Leased Wire.l

(By United Press Leased Wire.l
TOXIC, Jan. 19.-American
and japanese naval officers engag-
ed in love feast today when Ad-
miraI Hubbard, in behalf of the
officers and men of the Atlantic
fleet, presented the Japanese Ma
val club with handsome loving
cup. Naval Minister Saito re-
sponded to Admiral Hubbard's
presentation speech. He said:
This expression of warm feel
ing on the part of our visitors
from the United States is a proof
Of the cordial relations existing
not only between the navies OF
both countries, but the people
themselves"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
BOY KILLED BY
VACCINE

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10
Alleging that the death of her lit
tie son Harvey was due to tainted
vaccine virus supplied for vaccina-
tion by the city health authorities,
Mrs. Anna Iserman today is
plaintiff in a superior court ac-
ton to recover damages in the
sum of $4,000.
In the suit she filed she named
as defendants the board of health
and the III. X. milford company
of Pennsylvania, manufacturers of
the virus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
new ELECTRIC
RAILWAY

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. H.
For the urpose of building al
electric railroad through the
White Salmon river valley, the
Mount Adams Railway company,
with headquarters in this city,
will file articles of Incorporation
at Olympia, Wash, according to
A. L. Campbell, the company's
attorney, with offices in Portland.
The papers are ready for fling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
ACCUSED OF BRINGING ACT
RESS TO THIS COUNTRY FOR
IMMORAL PURPOSES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 49,
Francis De La Franconia, former
ly captain in the Royal Spanish
army, and a birtone singer who
has been heard in the opera
houses of scores of South Ameri-
can and Mexican cities, was given
a preliminary hearing before Fed
eral Judge De Haven today on a
charge of being engaged in the
white slave" traffic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
STOLE HARRY
LAUDER'S COAT
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. H.
Suspected of stealing the over
coat that Harry Lauder, the Scotch
comedian, wears for a disguise
when he goes on the street, Dave
Lyncher Is in the city jail today
pending hearing. During Lau-
der's performance here last we ok
someone entered his dressing
room and pilfred the coat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
BEATEN TO Death
WITH 4 BRICK

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Jan. 10.
John Miranda. a teamster, is in
Jail today pending an investiga-
ton into the death of Zeno Ro-
bles, a sheep snearer, whose head
was beaten to pulp in a little
shack on the outskirts of the city.
A bloody brick is being held as
evidence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
zoo KILLED
IN BATTLE

LONDON, Jan. 19.-An Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Tangier, Morocco, today says that
the rebel army inflicted deci-
sive defeat upon the government
forces at Fee last Sunday. The
government troops were report
ed to have lost 200 men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19
TEN PERISH IN
THE SEA
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10
Captain A. Schroeder of the Nor
wegian schooner Alice. his wife
and daughter and seven seamen
were drowned when the little YES
sci foundered during a storm in
the South seas in December, ac-
cording to a report brought by the
crew of the schooner o. M. Kellogg
which is in port today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-19

have passed Willie by.
Rosina Bailey.
Tacoma, Wash.
The Times would have printed
him winking his eye.
M. NJ. tombstone.
1926 No. Prospect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
IS DR.. COOK
nv SEA TITLE?

Either Or Frederick A. Cook the woud-be North Pole
discovsrer Seattle Dr. seth G. Baker whose office
in the panages Theatre building has made the mistake
his life
This morning when DR. Baker work he discovered
his who excep, for the fact that his upper lip
smooth shaven. the image Of the explorer He
had the eyes the and ar careful scrutiny
DR. Baker discovered that he had the ase bridge
his mouth tina, put in that Of Cooks by the specialists
at Copenhagen
When the doctor in the the who he thinks
DR.. Cook reading magazine article IN which Il
held forth that Cook monumental iaker There was
cynical expression lass face that left doubt DR. Bakers
mind that he really talking the who the
worst liar the misunderstood in the world
Dr Baker the explorer when he Seattle after
the Mt Mckinley trip aud almost that he mis-
taken The wanted be treated. but did give his
name lie left the office after examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
eRETcHeN AARTMAN.

How many little Rsrlies are there
who "a the age of l3 can boast Of
a professional reputation that
stretches across two continentsg
How many are there who AZ the
fifth grade arithmetic age can boast
OF a salary that will compare ia
yorably with the average superin-
tcndent of schools
Little Gretchen Hartman. the
child actress, al present playing
Mary Jane IN Mary James Pa"
al the Moore theatre. has accom-.
piished all this aud more
Gretchen is OF Swedish parent
age She has been playing import.
ant roles since she was s years old
Her initial successsNyas achieved In
Chicago with that timehonored We.
hiclo. Uncle Toms Cabin. or
course. she played Eva
Since then she has played with
Wilton Lackayo In THE Law aud
the Man. Little Eyolf." one OF
lsben's famous plays. with Wright
LoFimor in The Qulcksands." and
the past two seasons In Mary
James Pa
Gretchen is the kocnest of young
STEERS. and has not been spoiled by
her professional achievements Her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
MOORE HAS
HOPES FOR
MAYORALTY
Former Mayor and a
Democrat, Files Notice
of Candidscy-Eriekson
May Also Be Candidate.

william Hickman Moore. mayor of
Seattle from 1906 20 1905. filed hls
intention ~ being a candidate Tor the
democratic nomination FOR mayor
with the city comptroller late yes
tsrday Afternoon FOR weeks the
likelihood 81 Moore filing was the
All absorbing question with demo-
cratic politicians To daily Inquiries
a. a. whether 81 not be would be-
candidate. Mnnrc has invariably
given the answer thar he would not
be q candidate unicsH conditions Ga
the republican party convinced him
that a democrat. IL nominated for
mayor had am excellent chance 81
being elected az che polls In March
Chance 20 Win.
Moorcs filing H. taken a. an lndl-
cation that be has arrived az the
conclusion that the chances ~ the
republican candidate being defeated
are strong
oliver r. Efickanu declared 60 @
committee OF democrats that has
waited upon him that he would file
for the democratic nomination for
Continued on PAGE Thlrteen)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
is ACCUSED OF
ABDUCTIHG GIRL

Abduction Of female for i'm
moral purposes Is the charge
against H. A. Wells In a complaint
issued this morning by the prose
cutting attorneys office Sheriff
Hodge LEFT at noon for Portland,
where Wells Is living with Edna
Ring. of Seattle girl under rs
vears OF age.
John Ring. 1910 Republican 81,
father 81 The ihrl, e. the prosecut-
nag witness llis daughter worked
at the Stone FISHER store and start
cd as Usual oto morning. but was
not seen afterKard A letter reeeiv-
ed by her mr Their stated that she
had gone 10 california 20 be mar.
ried The couple has since been
seen at Portland. whore thcy are
living togetheL
Wells Is sail 90 ho mixed up with
a clique of people who entice girls
for immoral purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
WHITE
SLAVE DEALER
IN JAIL HERE

Nasal Nshashima. the Japanese
dentist of Tacoma. who y said 20
have been nm extensive operator IN
the white slave traffic for several
years. IL nov IN tho kinE county
Jail. charged with incest Naka.
shlma married TRma kRwamufa, a
glrl Of 90. December 20. who ip HIS
first cousin lie admits bringing
hor to this country for immoral
purposes, and married her a. a
means Of getting her past the lmmi'
grafton officers
Deputy Sheriff Zimmerman re-.
turned from Tacoma last nlght with
the couple The girl "a ~ The immi-
grafton detention home, che charge
OF incest being placed against her
also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

How does the other half Of the
world live In seattle7
Did you ever think Of this7 Sc
attic has the largest percentages Of
transient population, probably, Of
any city IN the country Prospect
ora on the way IN or out Of Alaska,
loggers wintering IN from the
woods, sailors and fishermen, men
Who have come West 70 Try their
fortunes, and found only bad fer
sune--tbsee men make a large
army.
Arthur W. l.. Dunn, the Star man
who Investigated the King county
hospital, spent a week In the lodg'
lng houses and saloons where those
msn hang out. He will tell about
them, their habits Of life and think
Ing, where they live and how, what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.--secre.
iary ~ the Interior Bailinger ~as
closetsd with President Taft today.
and other conferences were held.
az witch the participants are sup
posed 10 have discussed the ques-
ton.
shall the presidential axe chop
OF the official head ~ clifford PIN
chof. chief forester ~ the United
Siaieafr
Many are inclined % believe that
the reading ~ the senate BY SenR.
tor Dolliver. Of letter written BY
pinchot. in which the chief forester
defended his subordlnates for the
aid they gave !. r. CLAWS. former
chief uf the field division Of the
land office. In preparing the eases
on which charges we're brought
against Ballinger. must mean Pin.
chOf's dismissal
The question OF whether Pin
aHFassssaaaa=4
lcontinued on Page Thirtesn.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
HAYWOOD CANNOT
FORGET THEODORE

LYNN. Mass. Jan Theodore
Roosevelt would shoot u spaniard In
the back and thcn write book
about al"
THIS and many other declarations
we're Included IN speech made
here ipday by WIN. - Haywood.
former secretary ~ the western
Federation of Miners. Haywood
characterized Governor Draper. OF
Hassaf husetts. a. a pink and white
pelican. ana said.
Draper is pink and white like
some of our former executives IN
idaho. Also like them. be lacks
nerve. BE didni dare remain in
Massachusctta during the crisis ~
the strike at Ludlow. but quickly
beat it for Chicago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
'iALMAN KILLED;
HOTEL DESTROYED


A. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 7Oue
49, No.. vas killed and several &C.
-. injured when me Cambridge
tds. w. Destroyed BY fire early
Aeorea o. guests narrowly
Fith their lives
,asse..'..' tals q the Barnum hotel.
g. . TIE Cambridge. we're
e. iaio q panic when the
, -. we're discovered.
u " u cieiland. a survivor Of
49, @siiy mine disaster. who was
ke'l AZ the Barnum with hla
kfs.. VEN among the terrified
= assuring them that there
= s, eanEer. Re probably avert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
THAT EARTHQUAKE
CAPTURED AT LAST

MOBILE. Ala. Jan. Word
reached this city today that ter
ribla earthquake shock shook swan
island. 900 miles from here IA the
Caribbean sea. on January 4 Cap
tain Olsen. OF the fruit steamer
corlnto. which IN in this harboF. said
that the island rocked for half an
hour Five shocks were felt BY the
native inhabitants. who fled IN ter-
rar TO the beach and begged the
Corinto's crew 20 Take them aboard
the vessel According % Captain
olsen. the water m the islands har-
Dor fairly boiled when the heaviest
tremor came Ills ship was turned
completely around. be said. by "a
whirlpool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
JAIL FOR EDITORS
WHO WOULD PRINT
DIVORCE STORIES

WASHINGTON. %. G.. Jan. ~
Representative Murphy. Of Wlseon.
ain, introduced IN the house today
bin seeking 10 bar from the malls
an publications containing accounts
% divorce suits, tiala for assault
or seduction. or other offensea
against morals. The measure fixes
punlshment for violation at i'm.
prlsonment for from three months
30 two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
REFUSES TO
| D[ REDUCED
| 10 SERGEANT.

'ran klng . captain ~ polite
~sEaHtT klna says Dc 8 a
1913 n sellee and refuses Is dan
= an'farn n . sergeant or a. thr
q ssfgeanf chief Ward
knS 7 . sergeant. -. rather.
~ sniA tais noon.
= se4a f.hlsf Ward dismissed
: s'em he fufes secauss b. re-
ssss Y diseaEd the captain's mi
= Ea< HearinE and replace ID
n attire bslanxiug 70 a ser.
r. q police king Also refused
e sergeant n poiles ana take
80 y men OF 90 patrol the
- CIVIL service commission has
81 ben called apon 6y King
ns's ~ eaestion When ! SUBJ
- vas established near fhe
'ss'ion sraz1nds. King. who wss
Z sergeant N police vas mad.
~ acted a. captain dur
= - IMPOSITION Eariy this month
z#e1fiatlon for the suhaiatlan
y paifolmen wao were sta =
here was expended The
- refused % appropriate any
&C money Tor the purpose The
1efe discharged and the ON
= charge reduced 70 their Old
refused 10 BE- reduced. lie
49,. e ne civu service com
Chief Ward ordered him
z Iesume kis duties az . asr
he refused end was dis
- from ne order of diamis
''ao Nill take an appeal 90
H service commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
FINES DETECTIVE
FOR THREATENING
MRS. Nj. SANDERS

Fred Phillips. chief Of the Phil
lips Detective Agency. defunet
concern. wag fined 800 by Superior
Judge Ronald today on charge of
coercion pressed by the prosecuting
attorney. George r Vandervoer
Phillips threatened 10 Jail Mrs.
Meta Sanders for fa'saro 10 pay
BIN incurred b. the latter at the
Hotel Savoy several months ago
Phillips Il nov in British Columbia
His attorney paid the fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
THE MESSAGE o. X,
SAYS TOM LAWSON

BOSTON, Mass. Jan 1--Antioi-
pstinR che presidents message on
the ~ estate commerce law Thorn
e. . lawson. erstwhiio reformer
appcag - Ia print today with one Of
HE characteristic advertisements
Law con put MS 20 X" on Taft'H
stand and declared that IN the docn-
mcnt be read the obituary OF the
syHtcia lie concluded
President Taft answered the c.
q y 81 the republican party like "a
Rooset oif.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
TRIES TO TAKE
BOYS FROM THE
SALOON L0BBiES

Shall young boys employed az
bootblacks IN the Hobbies OF saloons
be- allowed 70 continue at that
laborg
Truant officer A. y, Ketchum be.
licvcs not.
These boys are under the very
worst influences Ketchum told
Judge Frater today when young.
ster was brought before him. They
hear bad language and hear sng.
gestlve stories II should be-
stopped
Hut the question Is how2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
A NIGHT AT THE CHICAGO LODGING HOUSE

a flarlng sign over the front
entrance AZ the back Il lends into
Oscar Collins notoriohs sin mill
on Wellef 81
$50 Beds In Roam.
The basement IL divided into
three dormltorlos Each ono &c.
COMMODITIES about 1850 beds The
air ~ very close and ~ smelling.
! rapned on the counter OF a desk
Ut the King st. entrance. A sal.
low clerk came forward So did
q big brown eockroach The clerk
brushed the bug away and took my
motley.
bed o." he said indIffcrently.
They'll show you where"
The room was dimly lighted. and
the countless tiers Of little beds
rose out Of the gloom like ocean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
Young Mngle Together Telling Tales of Eeroi
and Tales UnspeakabeThey Drink, Fight Laugh Sleep

dat can can't rustic 10 cents be.
tween. They'll go hungry in the
morning, unless they can mooch
a dime SO ! guess / am not so
worse off.
Hello, Blood" said he TO another
burly black, who loomed up that
moment In the doorway.
Hello, you Andy How'a your
neck7'
Pretty sore" returned the in
valid but they can't kill me-"
Andy was soldier and had seen
service IN Cuba and the Philippines.
"See." said he, holding up an
ebony fist TO the light. "thems
Mauaor wounds mementos
from San Juan hill.
Was With Roosevelt.
did 1 see ROOSEVELT Why.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
TAFT BACKS WATER ON
THE ANTITRUST LAW
Fearing Storm of Disapproval, President o. KS the
Law in a Special Message Federal Charters for
Trusts
WHAT TAFT RECOMMENDS.

New providing corporations protect
ng them from undue influence By states"
The establishment Of the United commerce.
be composed Of judges from the courts
which shall Try interstate commerce and trust Appeals
De- made only 20 the
Prohibit corpora
tons
New law prohibiting the watering requiring
stocks TO be sold values
commerce commission,
Passage o the Esch law giving
mission power 10 standardze the safety appliances Of all rail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07
[lM|TS BEING DRUNK
| WHEN HE MADE RAID
u.u-sr criffiths, Proseeut-
J, Special Agent, 30
nr,uk He Didn't Know
What He Was Doing.

- I. wss 80 drunk when 10
lafus Macs saloon W
- rcllegting : ~ ldenre
- - place fof FresecusinE
vanderxesf inst he defs
..om whsshsr cr not o. played
r.ehlne there. was thr tss-
y Vnnaereeega slenih,
ssslna.hA h Justice Hrewna
at
x..>rshslsss. he swofs % .
\ ..~,lslss eharsinn Macs ~lsh
s.-.isso saussa his arrest ard
~ sfard Jury that Mass
- ga a ne saleen 0ssners ~
-ss.s pace Hedge was allowing
- ~sshiass se run.
!. ~ trial Gxtfaihs admitted
|..s = AZ nss XMAS whether or not
1. snssd : stat machine 10 Macs
-. A. 40 excuse far his Is
-. y stated ina, while ln are
e.. x "a efsluk. Macs vas dis
ts.ssk
i.ssiss Hro~r Anafy.
e..|.s. sas hired hy Wander
- !. srsesMi sianth ae apent
- H. II she faxpayers money
r.. MI 80 % he catherine fhe
slsnss ukAeh ~ has failed g. pre-
~ n eaet
<&s Bfawn aavised that ttc
~vssIas attorneys offies pross
q. NJ swn ageat. GFlffitns. Tor
xhr whateves Griffitts testi-
-, ~ = ID she future bls yaius
a n.snssa kaa been destroyed
rs.|~l s.swart snd iack Camp
81 ~ oshsr ssleon keepers. also
xfsa Ih&sr alsfiMF9s k@eawsw -
ssff sfr4glr lesiimony II Grff-
- tan'.zasa IA BE refusal 60 give
eM6oy fssefatis 70 tire state. All
~4esAn< cases vii end diaaa-
==z<g b. ihe prosecution
D<nIsd commisEsor.
zsspazt request was Msds -
ke.1 Hp&fs that h. ktve Grit
D. 4 tesasT shsgtffs eemm'sslon.
n Hiat1 = - - statlng that be
- asaeIez n erlsths' ssigieiufy
n AnMhx4nn. ffrssnGhH feats
saef ~ > a. rFefsabnsfy uow 30
a. guss.t = ~ xfand IlIry BE-
~<e u - sess.lah ie character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-07

billowA In the center of the room
was q large radiator, and around Il
we're boxes aud chairs with clothes
on them. hanging up 20 dry.
A couple OF beds from mine was
"a negro lying on cot. his neck
ewathed IN bandages
What W. the matterP / in
qulred
Negro Ia Hurt,
II was Jest tossing meat out Of
the hold OF a ship and got hit on
tho head | lost IS by being out
work | had TO hook my last pair
OF pants 10 get some liniment II
don't rustic few cents ] sure
will starvo 10 death.
hut that's nothing" he added
Everybody what comes here is
broke. That's why they come,
These fellers over dero a rushin'