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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25
FATHER KNEW.

Little WILLIE say, papa, I'll be
very glad when l get old enough to
do as ! please.
Father Henpeck-Naturally, my
son; and when you reach that age it's
probable you'll get married and not be
able to do it.-Exchange.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25
CHANGES IN REAL
ESTATE OF COUNTY

Id. H. Mabee to Ida NJ. Crayne,
half interest in northeast quarter
southeast quarter section "a, twp.
3 N. range 2 W. B. M; consideration
$4,000.
Tina Johnson to Martin Larsen,
south half northwest quarter, south
east quarter southwest quarter, sec.
ton 25, twp. 8 N. range 2 w. B. M;
consideration 1929.
Jordan H. Moberly and wife and
Elmer Sharp TO Calvin F. Barber part
of west half southwest quarter south
east quarter section 1, twp. 3 N
range 2 w. B. NJ; consideration 81.
Maria J. Richardson and John W.
Richardson and wife to ]. B. Wolf,
land in sections Is and %, twp. N.
range 2, W. B. M; consideration
$142O.
John A. West to Erastus H. West,
southwest quarter, northwest quarter,
section 2, twp. 6 N. range l w. B. Nj;
consideration $1,000.
w. E. MOseby to Fred ]. Mitchell,
lots 8, 4, block 85, Caldwell; consider
alton $3.50.
r. M. Jackson and wife to E. j.
Losee southwest quarter southeast
quarter section 10, twp. 2 N. range 2
w. B. M; consideration 5000.
Anna Crowley and husband to La
vina Munson, part of southeast qpar-
ter section Z, twp. 6 N. range l W. B.
NJ; consideration $3.50.
Clare L. Munhall to Thomas E.
Munhall lots 2, 8, 4, TUFTS re-subdi-
vision of half northwest quarter and
west half northwest quarter and west
half northeast quarter section %, twp.
N. range 2 w. B. M. 8.3 acres; also
lots and 2, block 81, Grifiths and
Kings addition to Nampa; cOnsidera-
ton $1.00
Eugene Stewart to Alexander C.
Biederman northeast quarter south
west quarter section %; and south
third of southeast quarter southeast
quarter section %, in tp. 8 N. range
W. B. NJ, consideration $4,000.
Oscar C. Moberly to Edmund G..
Williams, part Of southeast quarter
southwest quarter section 6, twp.
N. range 2 w. B. M; consideration
1890.
Oscar Rivett to George Martinez,
all that part of southeast quarter
northeast quarter lying east of Boise
Nampa & Owyhee railroad, IL acres
in section 2, twp. 2 N. range w. B.
M; consideration $500.
Marion G. Giffen to John Giffen,
one-third interest in tract of land in
south half southeast quarter, section
S5, twp N. range 2 w. B. M; con-
sideration 81.
Mabel C. Bigelow to J. N. Perkins,
lot TO- Bigelow's subdivision of north
east quarter and lot 2, section II, twp.
4, range w. B. NJ. adjacent to Mid
dletOn; consideration $3.50.
Continued on page 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
PETTY THIEF
KNEW HE WAS
ABOUT To DIE

Fo0tsorc and on the verge 81
delirium tremens. because Of liquor
b. had consumed. Ia the hope Of
restoring his vanishing strength.
Hugh Anderson. a dereiici on llfea
sea, b2 years old. was arrested Sat.
arday morning BY Detective John
Wichmau lie was seen 10 pick MP
a suit case and walk OFF with II.
presumably 10 sell, 10 buy more
hquor. "a his money was all gone
This morning he died 10 the City
hospital of acute Bfights disease
The doctors saw the minute he
was taken Ia that he only had a
few hours a. 1--we and they made
the end az pleasant as possible. al.
though the cries wrtng from his
throRt by the fear Of death. aroused
the occupants ~ the whole build.
Ing.
lie must have known that he
had but day or tao to live az the
time be walked OF with the suit
case. which belonged 20 someone
else. because he said
I'm glad you arrested me. Any
lall Is better than the hard side.
walk
Perhaps be was right AZ any
rate Il - better 20 die between the
eleaa sheets 81 n hospital bed than
IA a hack alley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

ed before a Jury yesterday Mr.
Perry, la his opening statement Go
The jury. said thar he would prove
that Levy had asked 10 per cent a
month IN the present instance. lie
then went on 20 say that while
the amount was but small Ia the
case on trial Il was merely tn.
dicatlye of the practice Of Levy.
thnt it was hia business custom 20
charge 10 per cent n month, that
two days constituted month u
the pledge ran over etc
When MI Perry concluded. Mr.
Macintosh arose and moved to
dlAmisg the case on the ground
that Mr. Perry bad not stated bis
lniant 20 prove that Levy had ere.
ceiged as we'll aa asked the 10.
LEGAL rate After bitter and hot
arguments on the part Of Mr. Perry
Carroll dismissed The case
The Word "or."
Here's whore that little word
"Or enters cor" In terms of
grammar Is distinctive. as dis.
ilugulshCd from q coniunctlve n
does not join Therefore when the
statute says TASK or receive" it IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
JUDGE AND DEPUTY PROSECUTOR TAKE
FORGER INTO PARTNERSHIP

Rather than have his mother go
without a Christmas gift John Har
vey risked a sentence u five years
10 the state peniteuuary
But for the kindly interest
evinced By Superior judge Ronald
The young man. Just "a might now
be- ON HE way 20 Walla Walla
Young Harvey the sou % we'll
io.do parents residing al Newark
N. j.. came West ak months ago
m make hia fortune lie had $500
when he started Every week he
wrote tender letters % hia mother
saying he Was getting along In the
world But hts money dwiudled
az Christmas time
when everybody was happy he
was broke He grew desperate and
forged a check for SO lie sent
The check 90 hts mother % buy a
Christmas Gift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

And then he was arrested. he
pleaded guilty.
IA was my first offensc. your
honor said Harvey yesterday
afternoon 20 Judge Ronald
Young man. responded Judge
Ronald. Z am going 70 take you
into partnership with me Deputy
Prosecuting Murphy and myself
have found you Job IN a logging
camp. We are going ia pay your
fare 10 that camp II allow sou
90 go will YOU send MI Murphy the
costs Ia this caso7"
y will. your honor" said Harvey
I'm show you that YOU can trust
me a sentence af six month"; in
the county jail was imposed hut
sentence was suspended Harvey
left the city today determined 10
repay the costs and show Judge
Ronald that no viii keep bis
promise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

plain English, plain law and plain
sense that the asking is an Of
Tense OF Itself and the receiving
ia an offense OF Itself II a pawn.
broker asks more than 3 per
cont a month he commits q misde.
meanOr II ~ not necessary that
he receive more than 2 per cent
go complete his offense IN he ro.
ceiyes more than 3 per cent with.
out asking for 10 the ollensc would
be committed.
In the Levy instance Levy had
not received" more than @ per
cent because the articles pledged
We're yet Ia pawn, but he had
asked more than Q per cent.
Yet Justice Carroll refused 10
permit Mr. Perry TO show the jury
that Levy had "asked" an Illegal
rate Of interest, but blandly dis.
missed the ease
And the strange. Incompetent.
sihlo part of IL a. that a penalty of
500 was imposed on Lachman a
few months ago In identically the
same circumstances, the defend.
ants attorney excepted.
Wherein lies Kenneth Mackln-
tosh's subtle power7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Why was the charge against
Louis Levy. pawnbrokor. dismissed
in Justice Carroll'a court ycster'
day
What effective force was there iu
Kenneth Mackiutosh's argument
nhore was no Law on logic IN ip
10 cause Justice Carroll 90 reverse
hia previous docial0na2
a few months ago Justice Car
roll fined !. Lachman, pawn
broker. 500 and hts clerk $50 for
charging more than the legal rate
Of interest
Yesterday Louis Levy wna arrest
ed for exactly the same oiiense,
brought before Justice Carroll on
idontically tho same complaint
and vas dismissed.
I Iachman and his clerk did not
employ Kenneth Macklnt0ah % de
fend them.
Just One Difference.
That is the only discernible Diff
ference In the two cases. Elm
mating all the features Of similar
NV. we come 10 Mr. MacklniOsh az
tho distinguishing feature and To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
PASTOR FANATIC
MURDERS THREE

OXFORD Miss. Jan Is
Wrought into an insane frenzy be.
cause 81 the obspssion that his cru.
aadr against sin had been a failure,
the Rev. James Owens. a Scotch
Baptist minister. shot and killed hls
wife and her sister. Sarah McAuley,
fatally wounded WIN Vaughan. and
then committed suicide.
Vaughan Was In q critical condi.
ton today and the doctors held out
little hope % his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

LONDON. Jan. ts-Ciad In lit
tie else than her title. Lady Con
stance Richardson % appearing
nightly M q local music hall ~ a
barefoot dancer A. Lady Rich.
ardaon IL clad 10 filmy Eaufe only.
the police are doubtful a. 10 the
correct application Of the term
barefoot. bat has reirained from
acting IN the matter because the
danseuae is a eoman Of title II
ahe were simply n professional
dancer her costume. or lack af n.
would not BE- tolerated.
Lady Richardson has appeared
IA similar dances et private char
tiles for money. but last night was
her first appearance az q profess.
al0nai follower 81 Maud Allan ana
host Of -salnmea Her exhi.
billion made first nightefa AZ the
Alfred Butts Palace Music hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

him must be- attributed the differ
enCe In the decision
What strange compelling quality
was there lu Mr. Macklntoahs mo-
ton to dismiss?
Here's the story Of Louis Levy.
The case was originally ser for
Justice Browns court Macintosh
took q change Of venue 10 CAROLS
court When Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Perry appeared in court
for trial, Macintosh asked and Sc.
cured a continuance Mr. Perry
was present on the continued date
aud again Justice Carroll granted
a continuance, this time for nearly
two months, the case being finally
set for yesterday
The 1903 statntea under which
Mr. Perry proceeded against the
pawnbrokora says that nny pawn
broker who shall ask or recelyef
more than 3 per cent "a month shah
be guilty Of mlademeanor Note
the word "or" between ASK and
receive It's important, im sub.
sequent Developments.
Pery's Charge.
The case against Levy was cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
CHEAPER PRICES,
NOT MORE WAGES,
LABOR'S DEMAND

MONTERREY. tai. Jan ia
struggle 10 prevent the further lu
crease in the prices Of food atuffa
ard the cost ~ living waa launched
today ln the annual convention 81
iho State Building Trades Council.
Dog session here An Investigation
resolution proposes that the labor
unions seek no further advance lu
wages. bui turn their energies ai.
most entirely towards a prevention
oi The further rise IN che cost Of
necessities
Special attention ~ "a b. directed
towards The prevention ~ CorncrinE
markets on foodafuifg Tho fesoiu
lion gives fhc general executive
board The power 90 exercise q veto
on an actions Of local unions seek
Ing higher wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
Baby Bliss a Mailman.
Inv allied Press.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Jan. IS
Leonard Bliss. popularity known as
Bahy" Bliss because OF his SIS
pounds Of flesh and bone. famous
as a holder OF a number OF freak
bicycle records suddenly became IA.
sane today and attacked his family
with a club.
The Tat man was overpowered
and dlsarmed before he had In.
imred anyone serlonslv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
KIDNAP The BELLE OF
CH!CAG0'S LITTLE ITALY

sumablf hy aEengn ~ the Black
Hand The police are inciin~a 70
believe that The kidnappine 81 the
Morocco giri should b. laid AZ the
dour ~ fhe same gang
Marcia Morocco waa known A.
Gre ~ she most beautiful eiria ~
the entire Italian quarter she
came Ia the door herself Nhsn the
men rang the bells Without q
Word. according 10 persons who
aaw the affair buf who were pow.
erlesa 30 interfere. one man placed
hts hand over her mouth 10 prevent
an outeTy. while the others ran
wiih her 10 the wnitlnR cab The
witnesses then called The police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
EEaIERs ATTACK
IlGR0 GUARD AND
NIKE THEIR ESCAPE

- go army desefsers who we're
- 1sa r. the guard housa at
-. a.4'oa made 4 Sensational ID.
Y escape early fhia moruine
we're being marched nom
a % the dining room for
$780, One Of the men White
-, . Nas cspiufsd after a sfort
= ~ he other two Coiline
=. :. . \. made good their 81
! sts' ne woods A large GUARD
:. !. "a i nov scoring the ,Icir.
Z - = " fort for the fugitive
-. 4. being marched alone fn
= ~. w he three prisoner wfo
e.. ~. =. iafned On theft coiorad
-, ~. w literally carried them an
s.ss.. .gR D. she aaddennsas ana
-. 'sl,saess Of tho atiarF ~
4ss \ Nv "a hfed a. the prisoner
ts WIN one Of The bunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
TAXICAB CRASHES
INTO CABLE CAR

blinded by the driving rain. Ar.
thur Rose. driver Of taxicAb No
afsi. ran bis machlue into an cast.
bound Madison ~ cable ear AZ the
corner Of T. Madison sf and Broad.
Wss nt 1880 o'clock this morning
Rose was violently thrown 20 the
street and WINS ge foly cut by tho
Tying glass when the car windows
broke The glass front on hia own
machine was also shattered.
The one passenger ga The cab.
who left the scene Of the accident
before bis name could be secured
was uuiuiured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
is
CHARGED WITH
MANSLAUCHTER

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
John n. Perry thia afternoon
filed Information against Patrol
man Thomas Walsh, charging
him with granddaughter, for the
death Of Antonio portopillo. an
Italian boy " years Old.
Portoplilo nas ahot and fatal
u WOUNDED on the night Of De
csmber 20. while fleeing from
Patrolmen Walsh and Mc0rath,
who wished 20 question him
concerning the attention shown
20 Florence Davis, cashier N
q Japanese theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
= ~ .LA u. cHRlSTY TO
Ot I'D BETWEEN
HER PARENTS.

LtEFntYft. aiisa Pres
islslng ~ LII, o. Jan rs Re.
i s W.. " Judgment 81 solon+.,
lsars $40 - q the rival moiborr
Aslslls "'lsa loday decided fo aliav
ssa3bl. Nnlisly the I2yearofd
cfasss q Howard Cbarsi' ~
- . decide whs,s.. .i ''.'' = Z
NJ slh her father ,,. aus snaii
Nv ~ mother. W. W. 1910 a,,'s'. Of
81 pat custody Of ne ilffie
elsl8h n when she heard ihe
Dlsase6 - court appaarod mi
- 1ls6ea ~ Declared that fhe
@isala ~ Y I've with botb
aala fesl.ss sSsi Aaialle'a choice
y tie tine. WIN each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
COOK I'LL I'm
A HOSPITAL?

FRANKFORT. Germany. Jan rs
DIR Frederick A Cock. tire dis
credited Arctic explorer. lies criti
caily in in sanitarium near nel
diebeFg. according 20 The zeituns
today
Cooks nerves are said to BE-
shattered. aud his mind "a danger
81 arrangement from mclancholia
He has suffered a serious physical
collapse the ZeitunRa correspond
eut Declared The ZsitunK stated
that 4 Is pledged noi q make pub
nc Cnk's retreat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

CHICAGO. Jan rs Maficla
Moruccp. q pretty i7.yearold Kirl
vas thrown into a closed cab By
three men to-day One OF The men
then leaped 20 the boz and whipped
% thu horses Before the police
could BE- summoned ihey disappear
"a around a corner and have nuf
been seen since. despite the efforts
~ q score - officers who have been
detailed upon the case
The kiduappinr occurred near the
house Of the Widow Bcueastfn
Cieni. who was murdered n seek
ngo az he lay m biz own bed pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Los ANGELES. Jan 1s.--Et was
officially given out today by Court.
laudt Field Bishop. president of the
Aero Club Of America. that the Los
Angeles aviation meet would be
brought 20 an official end Thurs
day afternoon. at the conclusion OF
the days aeronplane flights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
GOING UP!--
YOUR SHOES
THIS TIME
Leather Costs More, You
Know, Say the Whole
salers, So Dig Deep in
Your Pocket or Go Bare
foot.

BOSTON. Jan shoes are
eulnz up again II vas only a short
time ago that the popular priced
makes were Increased from $3.50
10 - 90
Now the same shoes will probably
80 20 $3.50 official announcement
fp this effect was made today hy
The National Shoe Wholesalers as
aoelation They state that high
prices ~ leather and materials
made TIE Increase necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Seven additional indictments
were returned by the grand jury
this morning SIS were said 10 be
for saloon uwnera who had slot
machines tn their possession. A.
these men had not been arrested,
the names II the men indicted
we're not divulged
The only indictment made public
Man that against lailer John W
Roberts Roberts Is charged IN SIX
counts with accepting money from
prisoners Ia the county Jail for al
lowing them special privileges and
their liberty for short periods OF
time
The sir men named in the In
dictmenfs from whom Il " alleged
that Roberts accepted money IN
exchange for fAYofa are John Car
roll. Angun Erickson. II. N. Teel,
Mustay Carbilch. Harry HALL and
Charles BfnEec The grand jury
charges that % other prisoners
whose names are unknown 10 a.
were allowed az various times "a
leave the jail This temporary
ffecdom from Incarceration u
charged by the grand jury 10 be
willul neglect Of the duties im
posed upon Roberts ~ The laR
when the Indictment against
Roberts was returned he Was sum.
moned into court Roberts bond
was fixed AZ $500 and he was given
time 10 furnish the bond
O. A Wiley. the owner Of tho
main a8ioon iu Redmond. wat
placed under arrest this morning
when be appeared ~ the court
house TO apply for renewal Of
bis saloon license lie was told
that an indictment had been re
turned against him charging him
with having a slot machine In his
possession lie was Eiyen until
this afternoon 10 arrange for bonds.
Deputy sheriffs arc busy serving
the warrants issued upon the "a In
dictments returned yesterday and
the six this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

% that y rad rothnn-ghat N had been
essrrs regard yeuf rights oss acnt while you
xs would office todayf Dc you not
n ~hNe superintendent q puzzle utilities
silent party the robbery 81 people
kenored city effca today-a dianary. might
81
the ewark Of Beuiloas niaht meeting az
CITY so attending crowd
tsssns hsNinp enthusasts
afeat parts of the ha cries ~Youru right uoul
after them. a rshI with you You're
Aneg ths iumsit had excited auditor
kamt s and cried your Hfe ypu would b.
en ~ a woud get me money the q the
"a
AUDIENCE is ENTHusiAsTfc
M - AesianinE Hlmau city meeting ast
80 ann bad dffcuy eouiuunE bis speech
- NFnuns % approval from his
- - 30 endared ne discomfort 81 leaving IN
&sf& Fa1 that driven br high wind nEht one
a& taK4seabe u iho gone thlm inent
HzNH AsF ns opportunity Bopun uerr
= ~ = fnenda but that they militant auppoFteFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
OLE HANSON COMES OUT IN
SUPPORT Of A. Y. BOUILLON

Ole Hanson. author Of the anti
race track bin and prominent real
estate dealer. this morning offered
10 the A. v Bounlon organization
mis- services during the remainder
~ the campaign
Two months ago ! told Hiram
G. Gin that ! would vote for him
Tor mayor OF this city. aud intend
ed a that time to do what I could
20 make his election certain" said
Mr. Hanson this morning. During
The past two weeks have car
ried on quiet investigation on
my own account and this morn
ing phoned 90 Mr. gill that ! wish
60 be released from my promise
My reasons for not voting for
him or supporting him are simply
these. Every laWbroaker i'm the
city of Seattle desires the election
81 Hiram c. Gill Every short.
card man, every dive keeper,
every cadet OF the underworld,
every person Within the city linn
It's who desires TO break the law,
little or much, are out ON the
streets shouting for lii Gnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
B0UIIlON WILL ANSWER ALL COMERS

4 noelon republican candidate fof mayor wi address
ss a nee,ins the University Community club tonlsht
a. The Methodist church brooklyn az and
"a c4a EVER person haynE doubts noulnn
4,sls h shat ne intends DO wil confer a favor un
k By asking questions and demanding explanations Until
n Aats y removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

acts. and they all congratulated
bia % tls brave stand ter the
rights % The people against the
Firhfs ~ the feN These are some
~ the reasons why I'inchol was
sole 20 SAP ia truth that bis dis.
charge meant nothing 70 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

u eel duty myself my growng famly 10 do
within O better
place live and fight an thugs give our
city downward trend also feel that the
have not been run ON business basis that taxes high that
special improvements
vnced that IN the city of
this than Hiram G. Gil and the with which
II have offered the Boulou
manner they hom because believe
is man whom the underworld CONTROL
business man with business training and that this win
head of city government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

was taken n pinehots den ~ Bis
WashinEton bume shr day after b.
asa oasssd - Tart The pslca or
letters and kilograms on and aruuna
bis desk wsFe from fellow c0nutfy.
men who believe IN hlm and 81 hie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

TACOMA I.urimu y. Cook In
ycntuF ~ a new type 81 alrship. and
prominent business man. is dead
aged 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
JURY FINDS
SEVEN TRUE
BILLS TODAY
Tailor Roberts Indicted for
Allowing Prisoners to
Leave Jail 49, Other In
dictments Secret.

II developed when returns
were made this Afternoon on
indictments returned yesterday
that elk % the true bills we're
against saloon keepers outside
Of the city on the charge %
violation % the screen ordi'
nance. The men Indicted are:
Vim. Brown, Fred xblnosn,
Louis pfiua. Dan Stewart, ). L.
Holden. John Leo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
TWO MILLIONS FOR
HOMELESS KIDDIES.

CHICAGO. Jan isA two mill.
lion dollar home for fricndlcss chill.
dron will be built and maintained in
tails city as result ~ the charity
Of the late Henry Curtlss Elliot, a
mine owner, who. together with II.
" Greer. Of Seattle. lost hts lie IN
a suowsiido near Cordoya. Alaska.
January 3 Eiliots viii was pro
batcd to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

saz ziisr hNing Introduced
zser-et 81 ~ saa a candidate
fzfg Al sisly ter1Hse 81 Hhaf
= saa 4ess A superintendent 81
~; f'Asx H. suid hos single
Azt<2 y sa1ef a battle asa.aaf
= ke'sn< q tie taxpayer and
~ " "a ioia thai Ms action
- ltszkizs up TIE political ma
ta< = rvtassd 10 resign.
srtss sss 10 slck me cut
~ sseslAsr. = Was ycuf friend
: tfss ! wss rorr agent.
- shsrs 10 dsfera your
'5Ask ~sule Rave been q
H<ss< Z had describes yoe.
rads shsm core ous into the
spr sns Gre RE-
e&lss tola hos h. tried 70
- e. Gas company give the
iztF Deal Hos b. had
sseks u hard eosk. rendered
= Erfmenis fuule. and when
= ~ abort % accomplish an r.
Esssssd. Aoa be vss fired
Flahs fsr Transfsra
= lsla q hss saccsxatui ashi
: nae tie Seattle Electric corn
's he patrons the use III
''s eaaranfeed b che fran
*hea tbs Seattle Electric
a the opening u The az
ann0unced that there
: = % transfers On Transfers
-. - nsNessr. forced he e.
s.s q this order
s'n''Hssa on Page Three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

WATT.A WALt.A p n Nc
Laughlln. WHO marched with Sher-
man % tho sea, is dead. aged 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
l)D|LLON LOST HIS JOB BY
MAKING FIGHT FOR PEOPLE

a<r Superintendent of Public Utilities Tells Voters
He Would Be in Office Yet II He Had Betrayed
Trust-Gil Gang Fails to Break Up Meeting by
Rowdyism.