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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
TEAM RUNS AWAY
ONE MAN HURT

Charles Hathaway. q driver Of a
humber wagon. was brought 40 the
City hospital this afternoon with a
crushed skull received while at
tempting 20 stop bis runaway team
Hathaway had reached The corner
Of Republican ~ and WesUake az.
Of ! O'Clock this afternoon. when bis
team became unmanageable and
ran away
Hathaway sitting on the tongue
of me wagon was thrown tO the
ground He held on 10 the relns
and was dfaaaed 10 fees along the
pavement The wheels Of the
wagon struck DIS head and neck as
he was drawn along tine ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

IS nHfri iHtH fer rHrfaf NnfE An-
p9 iffIE Theatre aftrt i1
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
~eaNNs-s0reags-s74es ars-->@=~s~s@srs-a~f
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so HAPPY OVER ENGAGEMENT SHE
WRECKS THINGS AND GOES TO JAIL

The license WAS taken out early
Ia January. Marcus and hla bride
started 20 celebrate the event Sew.
oral times the woman Was warned
by the police 10 cease from dlh.
urbing the neiahbofhoOd, ana
finally she WIS gathered IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
SAYS GUEST TOOK
HUSBANDS COAT

UugratefHl is the caller who
takes your husbands overcOat az
he goes ont the door says Mrs II.
Earl Of Gi7iA Seventh av
After speeding rho parting guest.
winding the cat and putting out
the clock last night Mrs Earl dis.
covered that her husbands outer
garment had disappeared from o.
accustomed hook She promptly
notified the police ~ appreheud J
Manning who had spent the even
ing az her hoise She says he
ln0k NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
fanHd ahftf female daE tar of
ef sids 70 head tltfa Firsi AZ
AELp WANTEp--FEMALE.

NfaNhtsf ahnts ~ meet x nianiti Wha
% in touch with muslr halls Address
n.t4 star
HtrnfNrsnhrf wanted desk auars anf
HHeninf free fH rHhIIr building state
rarsfirMcr hdafrsa Gee star
faff eauid Use arf Nnd % wnfh
eteninFs nfirl e ii thnHt soof
ElasFi9 iaof assist uiih hpaseenrs for
5000 home As star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
SILVER DICK" WARNER is BUSY AGAIN;
WANTS TO WRECK CHICAGO TENDERLOIN

fefcd 70 lead a monster parade
through the ~fed tshi district and
wreck every house within 10 limits
with pichaxen and cubhisntnnrs
Warnsrs suggestion and offer re-
ceived bpt seant Alteration from his
workers Several denounced HE
proposal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

CHICAGO. Feb Is silver Dick
Warmer. a pgnhihitionlsf from Ina
Angeles and Seattle. who has been
taking an activv part ia the anti
saloon fiEht Ia chicago, 10 an al.
dress last night before large
crowd ~ temperance WORKERS. uf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
BlLlINGER NOT
To Be TRUSTED
Der 4 This letter reveals the stu.
alton 70 which pinch0t referred
Contents % letter.

Der This letter reveals the stu,
alton 10 which pinchot referred
Contents o. letter,
Pinchot said gn the letter that
be advised Claws 90 lay the Alas
kan matter before the president
he said that uallinEer did not NO
fify the forest service that april
cation had been made % patent
the Curuinxham claims. although
part 81 them lay Within the for
eat reserves. ard later denied &c
cess 90 the records En- the case 90
men representing abe forestry ser
sNice
Tue letter states that on March
~. lgag. Secretary BaningeF began
to restore 70 entry. without adver
fiselneut. lands which had been
Withdrawal by Secretary Garfield
YOU (Tafti. continues the
letter. ~cal5 that the reopen
ING % me lands had beer men.
tione5 &c you b. Secretary ssl.
tinunr. but that he had rot told
you what it meant 80 snst
you would see him about u.
TheFeupon the poilcy Of resior.
alton Vas reversed. ard what
has been declared 20 be Illegal
vas soon eousidered 20 be with
IN the iaNs and Withdrawals
began"
pinchos also charged naihuGera
unfriendiy attitude toward the rec
Iamation service threatened "a
disiuteErate tisai service. The iet
ter also says
-Mhen ! cav you ir salt
Lake City last September, a.
tie mention was made % the
Claws matter. but ae discuss
ed recent relations Of the ~
terrier department 20 eouserva-
ton AZ some length.
- expressed the belief that
you had been misinformed a.
10 certain relations. and also
my fear tnat. later or, ~nen
the present Intense Interest
has subsidized, the un~ite tend
encies nlaht appear and the
public Interests suffer
- also said that while
would not resign, my course
otherwise vas still undeter.
mined. and might find il nee
essary 70 make public my
opinions IN these relations.
even u ! should involve my o..
fetal position"
This last paragraph IS especial
- interesting. Co view Of the Use
that pinchoi later sent 90 Senate
Dolllver letter making charge
against Bailinger which resulted d
Pinchots dismissal b. the presl
dent
IL "a taken here 20 confirm thl
belief. expressed BY many person.
heretofore. That PinchOi was pre-
pared for the order OF rem0ya
when be sent bis letter TO Senate
DOlliyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

mass meeting ~ women az BeiilnR
ham tomorrow afternoon upon iu.
viiniion ~ women of that city
Belilneham's women are underak.
Ing 70 move the restricted district
when ~ located afound ibe ral
road station, 10 another part ~ che
city They have asked Df Martin
10 tell thrm ~ her rescue and
protection work 81 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
MAN WHO TALKED
OUT IN MEETIN'
is NOT INSANE

NftHF Hn examination fhIH morn
inE. The insanity commission de-
cided that q W KeHtoraon. who
aroused the irc ~ me mbcfH ~ the
First Presbyterian church hy calling
them hypocrlree vas ~ sound mind.
and hr was released from custody
forthwith
Information f0r insanity had been
filed against the man BY Dr . r.
Horsftlla after IFS arrest Tor dis
iurhinR prayer meeting nc the
First Presbyterian church Thufsdng
night kaHtera0u aid NOT think the
religious ssal ~ thc Prcabytcrlans
dovetaiied with fho lives they lcd. 30
he got up and told them go
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

tAAN JOSE. Cal. Feb. 20 80
tlnt she may become tho bride OF
Andrew Marcue, Guadalupe Gar
eta. who IL serving q s0day zen
tonce IN the county jail here. viii
BE-. parolod IN the near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
LONELY AND BLIND ALASKAN WALKS
SEATTLE STREETS IN FAINT HOPE OF
FINDING HIS LOST LOVED ONES

r. and hearek sropins hp about
whom he been
sight Alaska several months
he khnw thnt
es Seattle but every dan ne wai IN one direction or another
from his pathetic hating 81 the blind Ia the hope
Of finding the only happiness that the world holds out to him
habicH They VIII look after
God, strength aud
with We into
when
uia else
TOUCH HIS LOVED ONES.
n the little girls agnn but II
M touch ~ their hands and hear their voeH
II VIII be
ma . lonely. and
lh I ! and u
nnd
hem % lhat heN will ~ me
darkness
be portion cheers
Dee of
word hts loved arrived through the malls
WIFE WILL ONLY WRITE TO HIM.
my IL he ~ Cen
Delivery shalt vist the peaufce
SAYS man
his family IL thr result
sailed
which while he h sAasway
toward his
lana g 10 little girls asau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

inaraham Hughes "a weli known
arr critic. ard formerly - dealer ln
art objects. was accused Doc come
plaint fiod in the superior court
yesterday % having used the ekpo-
eition aa means pf defmudine "a
friend w. ff Drant 0f paintings
vaiucd af 81 900 Drant in ms come
piaiut alleges that he loaned the
paintings tp Hughes to ADD t0 ue
art exhibit "a emo exposition
Hughes 10 ia said. has dialp-
nearod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

ttNn service employee naIH nrII. eaHN
Nofh, examinations muntNl cxpDft ODD
NinH sample questions hnakIet NAk do
Htfihina positions tFNluk easiest ana
quickest way Co. secure thrm Gree Write
NOW Washington ~ c. citn Service
School
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Man We have "a uirr clean fnIHhius
r1Hu. whore she ehhrEn Coz shaving fs
sr hrircuftinE Tee Cor materials used
nufA Tree ansHlpuuinE face raasagr
smuggling. NtN. Hf corresponding prices
fa4 wN find fiftt.rIaet ehnN rIean
Iinan. good wuFk ana good treatment
Give uH tNal National Haftef Cui-
lrEe ft washington si
wanted Atie Bodied mon fof fhc q
Marine NuruH between thr asea No ff
nnH at Murf Hc native born or have
Nfsl papers AuHtht uag tIt 90 go
Additional NeHHatlun possible Fuud
.IHfhIus. quarters HuH wuAioaI attendance
free After fH wears service cam retire
Hlfh ta per gHnt 81 pas and aiIouurrrH
H.Fsler ON board ahIl and ashore ir 900
rarff 30 tnr unriH hpuN lt Grand Gen.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

pr Mary y. Martin seatties po-
ice woman and protection secretary
~ the Y. " g. A. viii address n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

Ladies' Of the Stevens Relief
Corps viii serve dinner lu their
rooms in One Armory Monday. Feb
ruary 2s from o 40 1880 %. M. A
cordial Invitation ls extended io all
Come and get acquainted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

Father } E O'Brien has secured
thr controlling interest b. enc cath
Ollie N0rfhweHt Progress. the lDndinr
Catholic newspaper ri the North
wnef 1fn VIII act M editor and
manager,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
LABOR CHIEF
JAILED FOR
AN INTERVIEW

NV HAAFN hffFrf
pHlLAcELPHlA, Pa. Feb.
&c Three persons arc reported
70 have been shot this afternoon
in a street car riot az Fifth and
Glenwood ayes. Police reserves
and constahuiary were rushed
20 the scene
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fINANCIER HELD
IN JAIL AS CROOK
(eoneiueod)

(coneiueod.l
found IL necessary 70 borrow
money. but Was always prompt
about repayment Then he had a
little personal trouble. bis wife
left him and secured a divorce IN
Portland. but he bore up braveiy
under this and continued his great
plans.
Puxxllna Financial Deals.
just what the colonel Was drlY.
ing 40 financially ia hard Ia deter
mine. a. his business affairs are
highly complicated So inr AZ can
Dc learned. bis only coal land pos
session was an unsigned option on
certain coal lands Ia Lewis county.
which option would become valid
on the payment Of $1,000 u "a
probable that the colonel VAS care
less about his methods Of raising
the $4,000. for Beafdalee. the com
planning victim. declares that the
/ Lewis coal lands are valuable
Hratdslee saw an al for yard
man 20 handle coal lie answered
&, and met the colonel The col
onel assured him that his Van
couvcr coal mines we're on the
verge of shipping three bafgea q
I day 10 Seattle heardHlee was 60
receive 500 mouth BE Invest
81 81 900. and nov holds nicely
engraved stock certificate. which
holds ont promise Of Is per cent
dividends Garland signed the Ger
/ tiiicate ~ president and Conrad
Chine. 81 Portland. a. secretary
Garland also told neardsi.e ~ Coos
bay coal lands and limo Of steam
erH 10 Portland
a Royalty Contract
Then. 70 compllcate matters, Gar
land entered into royalty con
tract with the Huntington mines Al
Castle Rock "a mine coal
That the colonel MS not iackinf
~ nerve IL shown hy the fact thai
through the agency ~ Arthur q
Hetth he tried so take $500 moft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

Gas at 75 cents the 1000 feet is
promised 60 citizens af Georgetown
hy The American Case Is Electric
Power company which recently re-
celvrd "a franchise from tho council
~ Tint town. The company viii put
lu "a $500 900 plant
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

EDwfS D. nHOWN. as FIRST Az
Union DlgeH. Between Columbia and
cherry SITS
open evening" until q Aud sundays
uufll f1f people who work
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War to the Teeth

Inc II0HTIT TIIUHTHH
loses fHu H0liafH Enu
save dollar and I
make % dollar ahan /
du YOUR Dental work
Combine Dentist Al
Ethics ia GO charge hleh
prices Hlfhnut "a guar
anfNn MF ethics Do fo
guarantee Dental Wnf +
ar prices people can paF
+ don't fnnIratr With
cheap Dentists tuf dH
BE- beet work for haif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
ALBERT hAHSEN. Jeueisr.
First ard Cherry.
Optical Department
THE SEATTLE STAR

N~.@s@s@@ag~~~<esee~-@ @-~-@s~-~~es4s~-~s~>t<
Enisfea ~ the saaffis posf cfacs -
sNcamd class matter
HnH H.rf pff copy 81 rente Der seek.
o. fnantg five cents Der month bsiiN-
cred ~ mail 90 carrier 30 fras cories
hoffCE 80 Il Bsa nisEits should
frNf faFf ~ he star faN 60 reach FHu
Af uflofk sHB sFsninH. please AZ %
fhs favor fn aaH So our main affine.
sunset 8ain Faah lad fst. Between
ana 2 n'rtaHk Ard ms viii kend Ygu
gegs af nnof. if yea fnsugd nAsa ~ fHnfs
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FUnEhAL pIaEcTohs.

Directors nd f.irnNNna fihainsfs tF1i
isf NrH Moore fHeaffs Nnth phpnea ~
Fahaaan a 4fafailfea HuaerfaaWFa tlgf
Fiffi ~ fhcnss stain sftel lad attt
liausssl IS atson ea DNurfsl Directors
Thira srf EhifeFfiif rofh nhenss ~
SPECIAL NOTICES
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fial to-day Hssf rfeswIrff fas ftrs
sfseH LaEe EENa , dns ffe cuFlf 70
fhs WhHs Co.'S HsFs fn HrH NarFhs
$40 MENCWt
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The Washington times., 1910-01-03
JUDGE AUKUM ALONE
IS ON DUTY HERE
Four Other Municipal Men
On Bench Went Out
On Friday.

Judge AuIIun IS the only municipal
Judge on duty in washington. and there
were no signs at the White House this
morning Of his being relieved
The terms OF four other Judges ex-
Dired December 81. and in accordance
with the new statute President Taft has
the duty of appointing successors 10
them
Department OF Justice officials said
today the matter was out OF their iUris-
diction, as the Attorney General had
sent 70 the White House recommenda-
lions for the appointment. and that
the matter OF naming them IS now up
- the President
The appointment Of a Police Court
judge and Of q District Attorney did
not seem 10 be worrying anyone today,
that matter being also Up 20 the Presi-
dent and he not having come 20 Il vet"
Judge kimbaU pointed out this morn
Ing that, though HIS term expired De-
Cember 81 the delay in making the ap-
pCinCment Of q police Judge was not un-
precedented- His first regular appoint
ment was not made until the middle Of
January, 1892. and when he was reap
pointed IN 1s99, notice OF the fact was
not given until late IN January. Presi-
dent Roosevelt did not appoint him until
January a. 1854
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
HUNT AND jenkins
RECEIVE SENTENCES
Get Two and Half - Year
Terms Each for RObbing
Grocery Store.

Richard Hunt and Robert jenkins,
two white men were sentenced TO serve
terms Of two years and SIX moths each
for rObbinE 1he grocery store Of A J.
May when they pleaded guilty 5n
Criminal Court No. ], this morning
-Four other pleas Of guilty were entered
ObviatinS the necessity Of trials, but
sentence was passed in only two Of
these cases.
The other sentences are
Joseph Washington. a negro. 70 serve
t7o years for forging the name or ".
Il OTissCl TO a check which Mr. Csris-
son had EosL and eleven months and
tweury-11i- days imposed on Robert
Andrews, also a negro, Who struck a
woman Of his owl race, from the er-
fleets Of which she died He vvas al
lowed TO plead guilty 10 simple assault
When Ernest Deans q young white
boy Acknowledged he had broken into
Holy Trinity Church. En- GEORGETOWN.
on October g, last, and rjfed the door
boxes. Justice Could declared he wished
70 look further into the boys record.
The youth said that he came here from
NCTIoL1- was out OF work. and had
never been arrested before
"A similar p0SIpg1euant Cf sentence
vas made fl the case Of To<enE Smith
a plumber. who pleaded guilty to have
stolen q quantity OF fishing tackle from
Tie ooathouse OF Jacob Hickman No
TembeT p, last