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On California Avenue

vine corner unobstrurtlhie view 90
Sound #ni muuutalHHi fNNfen. lowell
wlte aHur abundance of pare water
$3.50. $50 each. SIS month
W. r. Campbell.
1ts C0iman Uidr.
flffa 500 oasu. balance ftf por
month. tHtH broom modern house and
81 700 buys fine roroom hotel on
Second HN
5000 part cash. buys BROOM iodrlns
han.a n's sfika end FOURTH re'nla
ta{a- $500 c1sh. go per month. buys
s gm,al heu'e aad iat , ...r.
iRONDALE SNAP.
"a Iois price laa emit gpi te,..aelre iract
send fai each. james Rooney. Hotol
BEAUTIFUL EAST SEATTLE.
g1EtQ7eft. Dot close Goo doCk. Wow of
Take Washington. Price $500. it0f each
CLIFFORD a VAN ABSpALE,
taa0e-Five .room eatiaEo % unvor-
s'ty district. iot soElql Cash. $1,000.
Int pos toll you about this
sittiT nov Yorh mdr
owner must leave city viii aall g-room
modern house. nrHr Fremont ear barn. at
Ttrflfieni una View only $500 balance
p" SUBJ NNfN A'"' 'fN''N N-f
For Sale Groom house and lots csl
411G NJ eath ~ Meridian car Price.
1850, $500 cash.
harsain g.roum houuo ANA iot Co..
sale. very fcheHp. ana ON terms indie
pendent phone hed 5aa
9lta house and tNo fino lots Cor sale hy
owner twenty minutoa ride from Totem
Poles good tluo cue Washington Block
a 8nap-~f.room cottaEe. strictly mod
orn Furnished OF not 3 lots. highly linz
proved Phone North 11Go
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FOR RENT

~''''''''sA of11es "-~"~"N"'"s'~r
bif iram Wesians r p'ssss 's s'as Gs'', az
w atsam heet 81 suite every
if,'g Man, s.ll hslls ,hies ggg rates
Violating distance week y ~ ' ~
VICTORIA rnRnAcE tilp rinssuib
new comfortable, 10 recon- auifeH
alsarnesssss'as hsdsl rates tsssa % so
uorHh nAmniNafON ttia SECOND
hietAnt renewed stfietiy moanrn. 10
ene sahiai Sell ksei = 49,
Eatts uofEt cisea baSa 81 n
p Nat eaeA fafnef tffh ara f9ffefHHn
tAeMs ANp GARDENS.
F3J tfshf Flt seee6 aeS6i h isi,s''i See
WYE ihfev Hrfee fiNh iaHd. gena sell
ehiahsn hnusn. Htr close 10 James
Nav@t oensr Efmeads wash
tef rent One acre. faai.f room house
htif acre berries balance faf market
ataegiae university district teps
~ Lqssa one sefe faF market SCI
aunl With tive ruaia hoaHe Nfaen hsha
wailsy bullaipg Fhsas I'D iais
tafm nerih % Laks washuxien co.
.,,s,, sssap e s.sh, psrp hsfs
OFFICES
FafhiANad faN efhass ~ fsnf stf
cqntral aaHAinK
BUSINESS CHANCES.
uARNmrr a AcfEHnN Asehtsats
aud Nallders We flfatah plane aHesifl
We nua sea an estimate IA tha eaat ~
hnt ~ snafse reasonable pfife Cos plane
Nn NiNa HH# am eat intHfa III thn raaf ~
NAAHtHs aHd ausfaHtea i4 before SOFA pas
fnf The piahs Naeo ana see ua ~
ssn save faa Wonef offlee fal Arcade
Garrett a. Acteson
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NORTHWEST THugr a HAFE DE-
WngfT GO rifat ~ ard Columbia ri
tCnlnaHn ftuI idleEl. Invites anplfcafinat
faf laans frnm 81 afa 90 g. zee On lm-
nf1F=a aeattie residence property In
established districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

'.'a7~7e's"a7a'a
tam talaE eAifs Ahsura rai-
lar en James # Nf ftif1 AZ FImfaf
HeaarH
Easf .ta MasasF a m.ssr Yea aaa 3
aAtH sHafs So eae, 4 on saill aAaak hsaA
kaH fnfsH MamAFA
f.stat faaNs aafsa ~ Malafi rrtt8g
snieN t.aase AZ seattle assF
See Fssaals t.afa ana faa aar. les.
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Homesteads

gsi isa acroa Foad yaucy land Heh
Hnii nlrnfF Hnfnr. Lowell lHNN tNat HfIi
arHH anything E1nd climate Come in
and BET he shoe ynh
= r. DIXON a. CO..
Main f8. aiA Marion Ht ina 40.
hnri8u COLUMBIA YARN LANDS
IrinatefL. Pc e. Grand lfp 1ll, fasills
frrafdina thr colonization af 200 families.
tsA acres each Ht Sass cash Plenty of
aort fof ihe laboilng mnn of mechanic
al first class wages
ais WIfirE BROWN co,
a9H sos Mutual Llfe nidg.
seattle. Wash
have f1r aalr several hundred acres
20 the very best farms in Western Wash
inFtou. n1i subject 90 GLOW WI
Some we'll improved 7 have few Welt
stocked nearly 80 improved ana ready
So put in crop Horses. cows sheep aud
boss Good Buildings and in fine farm-
lna ruuutrF. reasonable prices and terma
JOSEPH SWEENEY.
a3t SULLIVAN BLDG Subtitle WN
lest Improved nYs acres in aunnYdaie.
iafHe house, bearing orchard. 700 chick.
ems. horse. wagon. two cows etc taQal
caah. balance easy Also some uulm
proved land cheap A. ~ Myers Phone
Main 1tsa
nirht acres thrss miles from city.
81 900 fla0 cash, balance $40 pfr month
Aee aaisaAen, rooms 4. and 8, Times
nldg
Two acres two miles from city limits
Tor $3.50. $40 cash. balance ~ pnr mouth
800 ManNHcr. room g. rimca nlda
Five actea three miller from city fnf
$500. $40 cash. balance 81 per month
Bee ManaRer, rom 3, Timca uldE
30 acres tfult land. With Robd timber
In Hllvordaie, 80 par acre Main s0fi.
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G. overnme nt High
Line Canal Now
Assured

nEcf.AMATfuN uif.f. PASSED nr THE
HAMATE
Thirty Aulien puliHf IsHua af Certificates
AafhaFissd ~ Measure
WARRINGTON March Ate
hftsf reasfai fiarusslaa tha arnkta taaaF
peseef sc fiu aathefiHlna lhs iFsusn1s
af ffa Haaaa4 WORTH ~ eaftifieata4 20
inNetiatAerH sQF tha aemri0fian 81 frfi,
Hhtian pFe3affs airhanY uftar way
rha tIii e infrnhaA % suBpiy snanEh
money ~ nHlsh hasa eafka fnd b h
contemplated fhat fha certificates wiil
10 rsfifsd ~ nlnnrF derived ffHfs fh6
sale 4 iapaa fedsa1nsf ~ ths ifanfpFe.
fneufs
rhsru Vas % aigislaa on the Fssia-
fnAffan biil vote
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~~~~~~N~e~--~,s,"sSS.SS s s :
Free Rent
WIN rs,. s. $3.50
fhs uss & t'e.ie,s $50 "sn"'Hs
iaraa ffaanaa ~ itf - n,srth
t..,a. .....
aH "aHk hui'aiHs
M $500 AnHH feAHs itw@ tisw
4fn ~ A.N tA' Fste1 tseias
Hama
see uaissr.tt, ,ss.,. 80, es.
-
assr stsi .seetf
tgt Neefea III s.,.gi..s- ss.,.s
haass faf s,4iy ssiiass elsStfaag s.sS'
'ss,,,s.-. s' fessss asl - susls, viiheus
80 ,e., ssssss,ss asieoniss ietsa
sioes frsa ses,b Qsssn Aaas ~ - s@@
ron nENf fias tsss.. g...,, 49,. -.
s.. ... zee .syss .essa 1...s ~
tea git ~ Arcade ntss
nv~sgihiex Is ssfnf. 80 s.I.,...,ss..
80 81
8AAFl @tn HNWNAun en-. tts 81 sna
f,fsefe e~... ...,.
eaeeF Natsau E4csAnss tbie usaf.an
$50 fgeraf a,sis4- 1900. ~. Is
pssns No. 80 49, - @ ~
~ ass, Ieas, ssa.s. o.. .ss.
So N ill 1870. aessegs ste -.
nsswtfi 80 ...,t.. 4" h@@
ps.,f. sa.a. 49,. 49, - n. A..
t.alsu usar e.
ats faaas hess. ss,r.,,e5.s,l, -, ,...i,
f9fnlaNrt tgts Hfrrsrtn - e..ftst s.ss
Ar-faaHs sass,asW sst.- f.,.s go
8fesm sasa. ns5sssa oas w. -
e 80 = ~ y. !. y y l,ti
FUkNt5NEO HOUSES
ffe ffi.f - - l., - n : -
nishsf nnafss. 10 apuusa a. aauia H4s-
hss4a ~ faess#lf anf seta f1r ~ faa
IS ettena eFeft Mupihaass
he tAt FtAH
FLATS
nsst 80 gsr maush aas-fn i-Fesra
- AZ 49, stsA sslsias tis.
&
' e@t eMh t@th sssse tai fles
s.Ts fN"A FHAANAA'f aARa
stsa Mla slis
go feasa fafrisasf usi Eas nsass
- ofst fisef rrlFsss szifancF ftss
go t.saasu spsFtrt.snis t.a aas YES
80. "aAssf ihH hn
$50 zAsale sstef seat
-. - ~. 1900 -
as 80 al is,s - 'A' h
Rooms
~ tis@sss-i = III n fsr,es ~ 800
safarniTnsf - partly faf#iahsa ~ pfiaafs
tAfnilT gnaaf HfaM 20 Hsans aHa fr.sria !.
80 7tAsfAs Hpeaf* FAn@ iHa
ss-.
49, $500 t1fatsss,
- - ..s....5 = -.
ssss
$50. 49,, -. -. 49,.
sses s.-ff.Ts-a .s..ss ss.,-T 80
rslrIsss - ss.sa.ss 4asa ssn rr'ra 80
sts A.
l.atasar IS f.54gf.F.t fss-.. -, f5.F,
,sss .... s'.s .'.ss.s - s.s'is,......,
'ssF8
varra wsirw, 49,. ara e.s
ss tefse si'tin9 fn tta So
Frr.isase fas1 % Ffeats fsni.g -
fafa~a iaiieH ~ asniieNfeH
wlesiT fNssAs9s % rasens ~ns kgpd
beard far seH s. sgeaiY afth sna Tar
s.eeH 2" s y sltt
FEerf fen. $3.50 t1fiaz plaza &c
aaassnr sFaH NsfFif fafHlptrf
rat.ru.sass fagpss - tsas Aepig
s.w asf.-s Ess, ss.,s.. a, sss ss.a
Natss tttN Hnvist4a FgfH~F plFe
fafre tganf raam' saasa rafafssfs
III res,s. f.-si.i.., ..ii .s.,,.ts. ,s.res
rsas 80. scar ffas Mala faff
Nae ~ ~ Hlpna tee #t4 -
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Garrett e. Acteson
Architects and naudsfs


Fom SALE
son FNfMHtNg nFNtNW very nafmnists
e4uipnisnh fFua mHatlN nun tww Haoa
iat pfaaess aVNfffHlHe ast HasarV faf
fsHafai wufs GatG faaHfssinu fHr raan
w Nsaan4FHf NGi ssH fhran faf ssh
~ WIN Minasef tsaf riFst ~. e.
fians sHa ssiimafes Tee. 81 utl eel
80 q pisas fgf ssFaa faaH uelsFa e1g
tags fef sac
REtYEn A krENH
hall4tnE GTHtfa fafs
as NesiHf Wa Seattle
iha q tkesN asf ftfs Mails s&tl
WINTER ArpAEa
taH aeFHe. uhaanFsn euahfF Fan aatnf
"tes @isa iesaeFs tfa.t. eiih
~
a seag FnsafFa. aaiua basiness. 81
frat iease ehraH fune Hsaa CaH risef
t@sAtsr Atas tisiiafA av nafisFH
tANfsr netafT q n mesaabaans.
reean iik Fsfn mierh SCI rhirs a.
Nsas 80 slus ssfss sample ssfiis
~ - Usass taf t24s 4hlf1
f.rsss aHasHe tieE kslaita shna ~ sale
tnaaifs Nsafn. E4merts
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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ctAIuyoyANra

My NM INK 7 >'l'Iff3 ''lf'l'fs
uHHFrL MEDIUM Gives taluabia 80 b
fira on 90 affairs ~ iife Permanently
located ai her private home. s71h Pine
r. near tth 49, Also gives wonderful
I5fNe rlafWH
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Acres
See the Property

We are ssiitnT asfH tfsess nrffh ~ fhe
ElfF s8aaa aNn Seattle aafrif iHs sSzf
hah faT
aEAg 90 taA@
FFm ANME
We ~art Fu1 e. HEE FWE PROPER
~ Zoe fhen raU ws3 readily au4afesaasi
ahF - hrilrFs thHT afs fha rhra s,asf
ri4sr in acres Hn ne Haafsaf. ara shy
80 are eHHfidHri thsH HsN sufrfN a.
steadily fnaFeaea ln esifsr We are s~Ki.
inN these tfafts nn WeFH Haaf fneras aniF
te lar eHnf rash ana fts paf mnnth
WFHr a WHEELER
So raiu1an NHHrE
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~fnn~cNNG6fgS 0G~CGGc"
MERGE
Head office. Toronto. canada O7t
branches im Canada etHl a general
banking business Interest allowed on
anvluHa and time deposits
SEATTLE iuiANCIL
81 " HOLT Mn4r
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Euaa naama fsg hatEa8m AReA mna
~ am fgss asgsfuwnt. En- M@sN Ma4&s Or iMms
HtAsW rafn - alaa sfe no katFeN bat .
Affrsst Nre csiaaar. ats sstn ~
WASTED - a'asiFn IS operator o. 81
zssaIe set HstfsN taefas rsNaF aasetsss
Etaa.feete s AMNsiEn4 go ttt Hee.NFutat
Haasm tar fsa& is ssehAeMa trF Gers
~ HV4fin eumaM Ffnae Nsa tfa
aeaAn = SEQ aiih eafk - reesu as
.--al- - ~
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yeu,r Knox Was ais.r.et en,,s,,
IA leave His wife hahind IN paItl
4"
nofe white he had hia interview
with hlH father She ialnad hin,
Immediately aftorward ana thsy feiI
lntu tach uthVt arms "a " they
Led been aepafatcd Tor weeks
XIV. @t.s@ go - '' , W."
e shop sifi aaid FeNns Knox
.
aNN tN'Nea NNtNh a. H"NfNltAtte
az she wlahHd az home. That's all
tnof" v w 1Rat
yNA - or seIoss
.. ,.s ~ t.s1..s - s. 800. ,s 81,
49, 49, se.''.s s
6ss5ss W.usa 81 Faa.ssl b.s.s,os.
hirA an tnh ia.fsf'iif ffsh raNnss is
ss->s>rre''ss9s.. q, N - .s>esfs~s Ne~Nfs>s- -
r.. vse~s Is 49, 49,. w. !.
49,
IN. It.rr.t.4 nrs fsfs a. 1890
s. mutaaf .asssnt ri tera rs1friss
a7aa faa .naaesaf Ana 8 llafeei eah
flaglaa na ess aH Hta Han scNaaat
~ N ss
F eH"N Hae
.rppff t.sw f-a.s,.sa,r
,.'..s ~
msa,6 Asssaegs. faags.iar ana ss,srs
aM I'VE NAN Nd HtEa in yHaf
tntsa wen asfrens NaAdaih ani
-, ..Ss,,...
ANANL NNftAAo .
E0~NRGM ~ MY ~ IS ( =
tsrsns asttsIsA rhas ~ s,e.tss'si..ss,t ,.lii
aa lhe ilsi AaE y Mafsh stie a ta =
d reaf rf tta Ftfih az Nwfth Anaisla.
= aeh eel e. FatHe sAetlan uur eaF
f.1s 1es sii came ssssafsp AaHirt
f'@ ..s .,,s i, 80. ......
49,. - -.
SSs 49, y 0fsL.
- a eeaiax wssss $500 -.
~ "a fafaea - aq FtisH a. Ptnfar
slsssa refasn e. afFM slHfh srf r.rafsss
rssald
-. - 9ss
n
tsti tasaFs palse e HsllAf' Friday
-. ,..is - -
ssaf reaarA fnf Nspts led
Srfp NAAryn FrAktu
@@@~@.@-e@@~ = .s.-sss =. = - =. -.
feaa aesa. ~ nasai.s ssea We
$50 sssrs .es..sf.s.s -. -. -, 49, !.
- a.ssasas nrn. - 1fstt esgfs
tsf-sss Ne esgsasr "a SIS
wss,s.i Esessiss q sessasss 5 Is
e.ssi.s,as sassi.ss IS AZ ass.ssasas
Aaas- - esas = ssshssss sar GERS
~ Hith N9fh - rNNf aa3
ss@s4 ~
81 lAIloNs WAN 7 Do SlE
T~sss,~si - wr,,ls - Ss~Ist''S
.esF So ssas aAa's hss T. hAinisf. -
Mlt ht's Sc ~fg place - itth
Lsre sa,,s.ss .ss5'iasss $50 sofss
A Fa Nassa so 80 q SIS 81
AHt b XANYEn MAtG
~--.~~-e-~-.-. - - y. :. -. Z, = -
uspws hsss algs. elsaa ilnlsasas
aerk frss ssassas.aiar fsss asa.s1ss
ssaxsias, ass 81 ceFfr-gssties pfises
les ~Mt .sa@ Hsft eiess shau tiF4a
80 s~s & saa s sfsssia ~.
VASES AtiH h..flss res fef tne
aaarins esfps. h-t~ssa the saas q -
ass - a4ts nsiifr aefn - hAVs fltst
.s....'.f - 80. 80. 80. 49,
- 1890. aa8 s-.s.5s.ss 49,.
-. as,-~ - - - - -
~sFn "a - 80 ~ - - -, 49,.
aarNte@ - tasfa shlp anA ashsrs - sH
para - fte waHta kaa5a - ltaad e =
tfaE MFfrt ssaafls Wa4h
EANrrrt- rooft rvs VtN
- ..,t -. -. -,
s.-..9,s. - -f.es -.
m ftsrs,tpfe a 80 kuaratw
80 - 80, ..'..s.-... '''
W.nt @as e anes g ~ tfgsn sne
= -. $50
:. -. ...-s.ts.. .,i -. ~.
Fuarsa 49, tsaas.sft ~ $3.50 - 49, .
sstssa Today
wsasss susisr Is iss@ ssars. ~
aA4 81 1a4r aaalfiara ia ga rraAs
fsea ~ meafh Exrssisaea 81 asssss
az - = hHinaa faaea rtrnss
aifs ~ reaF
f-tsraattasef Frss r1..Isss-s.,s f,fs4-.
= -. .s9 A. !. ...'.l.... r. sss5
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MON snI.L DInEcr 70


ngnE 90 Mission daorE 1is8
Gus an sash for bguEal1us see an
t-fiEat bsFn nash. f1o 10 csc
cottage ffurt WindoNa bottom giaaa
tsasa inrhas- tep urht fsx1e. sass.
Fer fsncy SOP atd lac
Glass ehlne cupbnaFd doors. siee
Porch column So 60 fifd
Wall or deaneniHK felt To 20 yard
ralt u t&e feet 81 60
Gata Seal roufink square. SIS
iEiB locks With black knobs see
Hqriised locks Sal knobs. a1r
ffunt door ierk night ant day KEYS
solid bronze knob and escnfcheon. hanh
huffHH. faBeF fsnise. 81
aatd Seal HOUSE, patnt none better. ~
roiern PEI EAEon. ti.rt. -GaIion lots
Gola Seal barn ard roof paint. s-eailon
cans. see Failaa.
keystone tarnish. par gallon. 81 So
bflna fapr contractors or carpenters
Hst here fnf inw estimate or asnd or
our FNEE catalogue. Whleh shows ali
the liuen ~ building material wc carry.
o "a WILLIAMS co.
1919 Western Az Near Nadison
seattie-----hoth pheuca-----Wash
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Acreage

FlHf acres uaffff cleared funaiaH
matsf rnHd 500 lu aiEhf ~ analfia 7 an
fafN seq fsrrHa fft wash. 90 uar aaamth
MEHHfTr REALTY CO.
e.H-saG NrH Nnfs Niffa
uAHuA fsH fN kCHEfaEf
g. If GH 81 10 srras fafei land 2
nIiia assf af fsaas naiflHNer Hf f1a1 per
NrrH
EnMD LAKE. rmscr
srres fronts au tsr ana iskH. veFE
desirable tlsa1
MEAN u0FIgftL
acre ifsHfs. very good land Rsif 0H
sasF ferunH ffsa
An uAffG
ID l.nan.rlnan w. 40 chnrtF q
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II m iiS<sslf' E,1fdf8F. sdifahis ~
automobiles o. f0r carpenter shop ~
plumbing shop. orc. one anna hFti hWar
Isffaraan Phone % a42f Price Ra.9a
per month
- = : /. ~ - Z.
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roa 80 oa lKeAANoa.


s's@Nsas7~@sTsrsfssN@9se ~e"~eeNe7siAsA@-sA<rN
sHrfiNNa sale ~ new ans second q.
fUF 4uie riHan nH fiaarff HNltra
hau tfarurs ard Other draeAeaaa. go
W. esther hIHh grade mafhlaua ca 20
ftfs FhnwHe Garner Minnf
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HareHNaNarafHfHfs ~ = - - + - - - -
Heat SEQ Modern l1-tq1m building
close Boz. practically new fne view OF
Falrpiaw aT Main ssti
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ouafftf.aefe tracts ffaur frfi0a Iafs1
ga iiaaean mHi only ssaa Gao aaea
anH enc mHHfh
two rufi i1fa bon West Haafaa. aif
each. $40 doHu
uNHWELL a NunFOWn
$50 NnImau HuHifnN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
BOY LOSES HIS LIFE
IN THE JORDAN RIVER
Eight-Year-0Id Charlie Starkie
Is Drowned in Treacher-
Gus Stream.

Drowned in the Jordan river, within n
block OF his home the body Of Charlie
Starllle years Of age, of 10 River street.
was recovered by Patrolman Olsen Thurs
day night. 1t has been removed to the
undertaking parlors OF O'Donncll Co.
With n playmate the boy had gone TO
tho bank OF the river TO fish. He was
seated at n point whore the banks os the
stream are steep. and with warning
cry he slid into the river, The play
mate ran screaming for help to the home
OF the parents, The mother, who has
been sick for some time. was I'm bed and
unable TO respond. Nelghbors hearing
the cries of tho child ran To tho banks
OF the river, but all trace of Charlie had
vanished.
The police were notified and PaLrohncn
Olsen. Hendricks. Griffin and Patrol
Driver Sullivan, armed with graphing
hooks, hurried to the scene OF the drown
ing The patrolmen searched for more
than an hour, when the nook used by
Patrolman Olsen caught In the boy S
clothing The body Of the child was
raised TO tho surface and returned tc
the arms OF the gricf-stricEen father He
hurried with the body to his horne.
The grief OF the mother, unable 10 leave
her bed when the body Of the child was
placed beside her was hcartrendlng. She
tainted repeatedly. Arrangements for The
funeral have as yet not been made.
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|NTERCEDES FOR HER
LOVER; IS ARRESTED
Evans Girl Tries to Save Gold
farb and Is Lodged in
Jail.

Her eaeerncss TO have the complaint
against Nathan Goddard dismissed caused
the arrest OF Maymc Evans Thursday on
the charge OF criminal conduct with Gold
farb. \ complaint was issued some time
ago against Goldfarb upon information
obtained from the Evans girl and he
was arrested i'm Denver and brought back
here for trial. The complaint charged
Goddard with criminal conduct with a
girl under the age of Is years.
After he was brought back TO face the
charge Goddard was released ON bail and
then proceeded to influence tho. girl so
that she would not appear against hiW-
Thursday Miss Evans called at the coun-
" attorneys Office and insisted that the
complaint against Goldflrh be dismissed,
saying that she would not testify against
him.
County Attorney Lyon was prepared for
this, as he had made inquiry and learned
she was over Is years of age, and when
she Insisted that the complaint be dis
missed and refused to testify, the Shcrln
was instructed 10 place her under arrest
and n complaint was issued against her
by the county attorney charging her with
criminal conduct with Goddard. She Is
now In the county Jail.
The first complaint against Goddard
was dismissed by the county attorney and
the man Immediately was rcarrcstcd on
n new complaint alleging the same facts
as the one against the Evans girl.
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Then Are Severely Rebuked for
Their Conduct by Judge
Lewis.
SAYS THEIR ACT MAY
RESULT IN NEW TRIAL
Druggist Found Guilty of H.
legal Liquor Sale Says viii
Ask Another Hearing.

Apparently believing that it was within
their duty to sample the evidence in the
case, the jurors in the action of Salt
Lake City against j. NJ. Doull. a drug
gist, charged with selling liquor without
a license, Thursday drank all the liquor
offered in evidence and afJcrwnrd re-
ceIvcd a severe rcbulic from Judge Lewis
because Of their conduct
Part OF the evidence in the caso was a
pint bottle of whisky, from which sew
eral drinks had been taken, When the
case was submitted to tho jury the
WHISKY was taken up TO the juryroom
and when the jurors returned with their
verdict of guilty the empty bottle also
was returned into court.
Judge Lewis asked the foreman of the
jury what became of the whisky, and he
was informed that the jurors drank 1t,
conduct and expressed himself as being
much shocked at their action, explain
ing that under the law no liquor could
be allowed in the juryroom. He de-
clared that their conduct may result in
a new trial OF the case
The attorneys for Doull were given
until June TO file a motion for a new
trial, and, Judging from the remarks OF
Judge Lewis. there is little doubt that
the motion will be granted. In the event
that n new trial is granted. it may be n
hard matter To secure another convic-
tion as all the liquor has been con-
sumed, none being left TO be introduced
in evidence in the next trial.
court and was fined 5000. He was again
found guilty In the district court Thurs
day by q jury. which was not n tenn
perance one. for that day at least,
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STILL HAVE CHANCE
FOR YOUR CENSUS
Can Be Enrolled Up to June
9 at the Local
Bureau.

While so far as remuneration Of
cnumerators is concerned the census in
the state Of Utah Is completed, with the
exception of two districts. Dyndll and
Manila, In the northeastern part Of
Uintah county and the northeastern part
of Box Elder county, this does not mean
that those who have not been enumerated
have lost all chance of being counted a
citizen of the United States. Gnumera-
tors Will still be around In some Of the
districts until Saturday night, and after
that time any one who has been missed
can call at the office OF Hugh ]. Nc
Millin. chief OF the local census bureau
In the Dooly block. and have tho name
recorded. This can be done up until
June 3. the date when IL Is expected
that the records will be fully completed
and forwarded to Washington, d, G.
After June any one who has been
missed by the enumerators could send his
or her complaint either directly to Wash
ington or to the local office. where the
records would be searched, and II the
complaint was genuine tho name would
be engrossed the records
This is the information given out at
the local census bureau, so that those
who have been missed have. still two
weeks 10 get themselves cnumerate but
10 do so they will have to call at or
communicate with the bureau on the
fifth floor OF the Dooly block,
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GOVERNORS DAY FINAL
HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC EVENT

The final public event of the year at
the high school will he Governors day.
this (Friday) afternoon. when the cadet
battalion Will be reviewed by Governor
Spry and his staff, and the annual ex-
hibition of the girls physical classes
held. The affair Is the one big event
OF the year and is always looked forward
10 by the public. which is extended "A
cordial invitation.
The ceremonies will begin at o'clock.
when the customary governors salute
will oc fired by a section OF the First
Utah field battery. The battalion Will
form. with the cadets in white trousers
and shirts. Butts manual OF calisthenIcs
will he given with the buRle corps. The
cadets will retire. and 300 girls i'll uni
form Will give a wand drill The gov
ernor then will review the battalion. Sew
eral fancy and graceful dances will be
given by the GIRLS and the concluding
event will be battalion parade by the
four cadet compa MES.
Upwards of 200 young folks Will take
part.
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GENERAL CONTRACTING
In all its branches,
631 Judge Bldg.
Bell 5000. Ind. 1927.
W0ULD-BE PUGILIST
GETS A RUDE SHOCK

Arthur Smith Is years OF age. was
fined $50 by Justice Bishop. Thursday
afternoon, for assault and battery OF n
Japanese.
The Japanese was standing on the
front platform OF the Sugar House car
recently minding, his own business
Young Smith said to the motorman:
Watch me get the Jap" lie then
struck the Japanese in the face knock
ing him off the car. When the Jap
anese arose to his feet young Smith
again struck him In the face. Knocked
him down. and walked Ia the rear end
OF the car. Arising to his feet. the Jap
anese asked why he had been struck
whereupon young Smith again struck
him In the face. the third blow rendering
the Japanese unconscious.
In passing sentence, Justice Bishop told
young Smith that nc would not fine him
the maximum fine although he thought
he deserved it. but would fine him S25
and the costs of tho court When young
Smith started TO pay the costs he had
a rude awakening. for the costs amount
cd to S4i.
Batho at Wandamcre, Saturday even
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