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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
PLANS FOR sKYsCRAPER
woolvorth Building To Be Largest OF
It's Kind in World.

PLANS were filed yesterday for the COM
c,e,e building Of the Broadway PARK race
Corrnarv. of which +. w. Woolworth is
nres,dent This building will be the larg-
90, building IF its kind IN the world, being
75n feet in heieht from the curb 10 Inc
auox Of the tower The main building VII
he thirty stories high and the tower. winch
will rise from the centre. VIII he an adoi,
,;o,al twentv-fve stories, making a total
OF ffty-five stories.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Buiiolhs
4 nifty stories. or 100 feet hches' III
teisht. and the Singer Building ior'y-ohe
stories. or 612 feet inch high
The Woolworth Building consequently
will he the tanest on the island. In design
A. will be a combination OF Italian. French
and modern Renaissance. The tower VIII
h. ornamented with a massive lantern az
It's apex. which will be lighted with cleo
tricity and will Re visible Tor many miles
when lighted.
The ground floor win contain stores. ana
the second floor banking offices, with ousi-
ness Offices above. II Will be absolutely
fireproof. and will be equipped with sixteen
elevators. Six running 10 the thirtieth floor
six 10 the forty-frst and four 10 the fnty-
Arst floor. the lantern in the tower being
reached By a flight Of spiral stairs. The
main building Is TO be 3A feet high and the
tower 3Cs feet additional making the total
of $50 feet.
Cass Gilbert the architect, estimates the
cost at about s3.jU.op
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

10ox25: Dec d. 1906 Patrick Rim to Harlan
T. Sweet and tire Los Angeles Trust and say
/ ines Bank: $4,000: attorneys. Fowler r. Lesser
| 50 Liberty 1T.
LOTS 81 and IS. map u273) Of 800 lots
Hunts Point Realty Co: June H. 1905; Jamef
r Pegnam to MathiIde X 'sternberser; *Z:o'"
! attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance M" i'"''
Co. 100 Broadway
LOT 297 to 900 inclusive. map I!3o' OF ~.
lots. Hunter estate; oct .. 1907: Edw sko m
and Neis j Skou to William MAUI s,''""'
attorney. Hudson = Rose Co. ~ West I'th b.
LOT 40 map Of NELL estate. 23th WaTo
Feb 10. 1905: Joseph Schwartz to Harlan =
Sweet and the Los Angeles Trust and sav,ns'
Bank: 10, Angeiss. Cal: $4,000; a''''"s''
LAFAYETTE AVE. e. i75 n OF Gray o.,
1oox25: May I. 1909: Robert McWiliiam TO
Lillian 6 sullivan; 500; attorney. { SparA"'
iG5 Broadway.
April IL. 1905. James Dolan to X S"es'
and the Los Angeles Trust and savings bsn >,
81 600. attorneys, Fowler a. Lesser. % f'h' o.
LOT 10. map 1880. Hunter estate: April 3o,
1907. Raimond Hartmann to Hudson l. r"e7
Co 1915 address, - West ijth St
lot %. map I.l3O. Hunter estate: April 10,
1905 William Shute and Mary r shu,e =, ~
Hudson + Rose co. 500: attorney. Lamper' "
Mares lace williamsburg Road.
MOTT AVE. $. 20 It OF 14eth st; 10 =
s1.ilssOxsle. April 3, iaii Marion raT Title
10 B0w.ry Savings Bank: $500. attorney ii"7
Guarantee and Trust Co. i76 broadway
towns Of East and West Chester. 30xl&; Nov
IL 1896. Pit Raben TO II Sweet ana w
Angeles Trust and Savings Bank, Los ange.ss ,
cal: 5000: attorney, Title Guarantee anu i'"'>
Co. 176 Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. g. ITO II OF Isiss ~,
i50x22. April %, 1905 SOPHIE Mas 70 yo,a Of
Bluen: 5000: attorneys. Kendall & Herzos -
William ST
PROSPECT NOW Anthony AVE. cor NO,
ris now l1eth) st. isix2ly9i sNlte; july - ~.
1901 Anna II Gerdlng 10 Dollar savings ban On >
sis 600: attorney. Title Guarantee ana ir"S' w.
l1G Broadway.
10TH ST map Gal, Wakensld'; sUn,y
begins where intersected by division ins pe, 49,
lots 80 and 80 said map: Oct -. 1917; Na,u .
peaIty Go TO Jacob and William STAN ~
81 90: attorney, Title Insurance CO. $50 D'""u
way. sax
10TH ST. : $ 95.2 II ~ Mapcs ave ioh@y'
AprU 10 1906: Bertha ] Steinmeiz 70 MAI ~
NIX quinn; 5000; attorney. John '''''''''
1859 Prospect ave. n.o
1sOTH ST 8 :, 100 f. W Of WISE ave- i .,ar,
ruly 20 1910 KrabO- Ernst Realty 20 W ~, g.
can Mortgage co; $4,000; attorneys bo"'
Sands 81 Nassau ST. -
lssTH ST. s. 40 # W Of WISE ave. iiuniv
July 20 1910; same TO same; S2e'oo''
al.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

The 81. Catherine. an eight story apart
~, house at the southeast corner OF
Madison avenue and SD street, mas oeen
sold by O'Connor, Lawrence x Ellison ioI
r A. Richardson. of Derby. Conn., anu
Robert J Mahoney. for G consideration APP
proximating 10000
The property has a frontage OF iVV'o lee'
on the avenue and 40 feet In the street.
The purchaser Is said to be q physician
who intends 10 remodel the upper part OF
the structure above the FIRST hoor INTO
suites for doctors.
William l.. Levy has resold 10 the heu
Shield Realty Company. OF which freq
erick W. Rothschild. OF No. IL west 41o
street is president. Nos 124, l26 ana lzs
West 18th street old dwelling houses on
Mot 81 sxl0o feet No immediate improve
ment OF the parcel is contemplated MI
LEVY held the property at s2OOoW ana IL
Is understood that close 10 that price was
paid The purchasing corporation was rep
resented by Walter NJ. Nechsler as al
torney The sale OF these properties by
phn,n Rhinelandcr was reported several
weeks ago,
Frederick Fox g. Co have sold for the
Cueron estate No L. East 32d street. -FOUR
story dwelling house. on plot 2tNsS's tee''
between Fifth and Madison avenues. The
proper,v has been in the Gueron family Tor
the las, forty years. The buyer is the
Realty Improvement Company which VIII
either improve the property with ten
story building or alter the existing struct-
ure for business use.
The Gueron estate parcel Is fanked on
either side by a twelve story and loft build
ing the one to the east being owned by
John J. Geraty and the one to the west oy
The American Real Estate Company.
slawson & Hobbs have sold for Harris &
PIanck Nos sac and SIS West End avenue
two I'VE story single fiathouses. on pot
A5xl0o feet adjoining the northwest corner
~ iOlst street The purchaser Is said 70 be
Robert e. Walsh. who owns the lOlst stree
corner. and now controls a plot 761lco feet
Tho sellers are the proprietors or the
Triangle Waist Company. whose ouiloihG
or Greene street was recently burned, re-
quilting in great loss Ct life
The buyer OF the dwellings Nos. l2s ana
1sj East sOth street the sale OF which by
William r Rose was reported IN yes'r-
da,,.e Tribune. IS a newly formed company
,,rsan,zed by E De Forest Simmons. VINO
o,so acted as broker In the transaction. Inc
,rcor,oratore OF the company are James NJ
A Darrach H. Snowden Marshall. {. N
v camac Robert VI. Miles and Mir SIM
MONS A cooperative apartment house VIII
be erected os the site.
Edith A. Reirert Is the purchaser or the
viv story Rexmere apartment house az NOS
COS and s3o West Sth street. sold recent!
H. Peasc g. Gilman for Il. Crystal Son.
The house occupies plot Nxloz'5 rect
about midway between West Emo avenue
and Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
ARRESTED AS HE LEAVES JAIL.

John Stanford. alias "Pawtucket Johnny"
yeSgman, was rearrested yesterday by
Marshal Hecht Immediately upon his re-
lease from Sing Sing The rearrest was
made on n warrant charging Stanford with
having plundered the postofce at VIM
chendon. Mass. in October. 1907. taking
money and stamps worth $500. The pris-
oner was arraigned before Commissioner
Shields and held In $3.50 bail for examina-
tion. The release Of Stanford from Sing
Sing was obtained on an order from JUS
tice Greeubaum. OF the Supreme Court,
who decided that the prisoner was entitled
10 have his sentence cOmmuted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
RICHMOND COUNTY sURR0GAT
District Attorney to Act Until the
Vacancy Is Filled.

District Attorney Albert F. Fach or
Richmond County Is to act AS surrogate.
The Office was left vacant by the recent
death of County Judge stephen d. Ste
phens who was also surrogate. There is
no cause fer hurry In filling the county
iudgeship. but there must be a surrogate.
There is to be a delay in the naming OF
a temporary successor 10 Judge stephens
until the fate of the bill introduced in
Albany making the judge and surrogate
separate Is known. If the bill becomes a
law Governor Dix will name former Dis
trict Attorney John j. Kenny. of New
Brighton. for county Judge until after the
next election and former District Attor-
ney Edward :. Rawson surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
day at tho Real Estate Exchange sales
room Nos. IA and 1G Vesey street
BY Joseph =. Day.
11TH 1T IS : s. 230S II OF University
Place. 9l.4xOl. 3x21 .5x9i9; sty loft and store
bldg; sold 10 Louis Helm for s,5.625
AMSTERDAM AVE. 6sj. AIS n n Of
93d ST 25xGsx irreg; : sty tenmt and stores
sold to the plaintiff for s29.G2j
241ST ST, 337. n 2. 800 II Of katonah
ave. 25xl0o sty dwg: sold to the plaintin
for So 900
DIST ST. SO. : $50 II Of Katonah
ave, 25x100: sly dwg; sold to the piaintH
for $1,000
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
10TH ST. &3i. s. 375 Fl e OF Second
eve 25xfObfl: = siv tonnt and stores; soid
TO the plaintiff FOR $4,000.
by Daniel Greenwald.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 40; cor Of lolst
st. IO3.gXi13 1881 1XI45: sly apt house
sheriff's SAFE OF all right. title. etc. which
slIon Construction co had on February =
1911 o. since, Smons d H. attys; sold to
Louise GCislcr for 50. BOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
RECORDED LEASES.
WIN name aud address o. lcssoe)
APRIL %


APRIL %
AMSTERDAM AVE. as store, &c: Frederick
" Kaiser 10 William Meyer; yrs IRON May l.
1911. $500. address. IS Amsterdam ave.
BROOK AVE. lGs to I72 and u.s. both st,
51I East: 1861 ST. $40 10 90 and 54i East:
Samuel Grossman Louis Cohn ana ano: .
yrs from May. 1911; $4,000; address "-'.
East 10Th st
ESSEX ST. 90 basement. &c; Gusse schnei-
der 10 Harry Hasten; Yrs from May !, 1911
Sl92: address l15 Allen 81.
PRINCE ST. Ca store, sc: Rocco " Marasco
20 To-. Sohel: 3 yrs. months from February J.
1911: 5000 address, "a Prince ST
PROSPECT AVE 1902 store. &c; cellar; An
dreas Uu5 TO Henry Rudolph; ] W from May l.
1911. 5000 address. 1902 Prospect ave.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1886, store. SC: Peter
Heimsley and ano. trUs. ! yrs from May l. 1910;
81 200: address. 1896 81 Nicholas ave
FIFTH AVE. C cor 3@d 81. "a sx7o all; Elar-
rjson c; Dyer and a1c 70 John VI Martin: Il yrs
from April J. 1911 $1,000; address 233 Firm
ave.
FIFTH AVE. 2225 l2jth ST, East. cor
stores. Julius Cohen to samuel Bowman. .
yrs from Nav I. 1911; sl.s"': address. ." west
1890 81.
EIGHTH AVE 1886 store. &c. John 9 Fors-
Ter ana ano 10 Joseph Levine: yrs from MAJ
/ 1911: 81 $50 10 81 500; address. 1886 Eighth
ave.
GOTH ST. 10, East. Louisa Gerry TO Adolph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

r.,-v. Anrii 81; 81: address, - West
72d st. ,s .,
ts3I ST, 1856 East. 25xl00: Grace T. bs ra , ~
Arden Realty and Mortgage co 'm.s s''''
March 10: 800; address 40 Nassau 81
,7cTu at. s. 81 n Of Boone 81 s.'p,
I." a. " sOx n dix 20. Georgiaiia !.
9, John ct al to Janet NJ Wilson l'ur o'e''
nec "a. 81: address. 1915 East 1'd'h 81
10TH sr. s, III n " OF B1one ave r 'c cor
a ~, " 5ex e TO- West Farms koan' ~ uut
,-c;h =, strin runs " Ix TX 55r !; Boone
:, w cor roth st. Isx AK n l.Sx tn ne,
Eva A Lowering ct al 20 Dariei Map',s Zoo, rost
S. 1910. four deeds; VI ac''e's'
i16th ~. 49,, 80. o,x
18TH ST. $, IS q OF Hugaes All All, *
100. Luigi Juvieni to Carmelo Ju''n' Np'' 49,
eiO,. ad}ress sos East 18th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY. :. whole 'front.' pet" 80
paris place and Barclay st; for q 90 90, s ~
aGuces store and bank. I52.1xl9l. loX W.
,.ro.,. proadwav-Park Place co, $50 Broad
way owner; { Gilbert, II East 2ith ST.
architect. s5.500.0o0.
10th ST. n $. 800 II OF ist ave; Tor q
stv scale house 1TxI7; Consolidated Gas 60
1 Trying place owner and architect; SSoo.
RTNWrCK ST. 2ois and 81; for sly
stable 5oSx51; J White. l13 Watts ~. owner;
II Friend ltS Alexander ave, atch''ec''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

De Mau; 81 yrs from May I. 1910: $500; ac-
Dress, lG4 East Goth st.
1i9TII ST. 2saEast, store, &c: Susie r Pise,
exr. 10 Nngi Luciano; yrs from October b
1919: $40: address. 2s5 East 140th st.
223D ST. being west !, lot 3I7. map Wskeheio.
the City of New YORK to John Dr'we end ano.
tax lease, loo yrs tax lease from November
%. 1906: xsS ~: address Mount Vernon. y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD FOR $300,0OO'
New Owner for the Old St. Catherine at the Southeast Corner
of Madison Avenue and SD Street.
e,,ys DWELLING STRUCTURES IN WEST 45TH SIRE

w. Peck to Henry Maeriender loft at No.
IS West Goth street.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for Thomas
O'Reilly to George Libbey the private
house No. % West i23d street, and FOR
George w Godward to Morris Denbosky
the private house at No. 20 East 10th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO lie
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

NINE DWELLINGS. DIFFERENT IN PRICE
and design. superior Ia construction: hf'-
proof. Webb ave. and West lsNth St, lniNer-
sity Heights: easy OF access Apply RICHARD
NJ MONTGOMERY 4 60. - Pine ~ Tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTA,

MANHATTAN.
LEMON AVE, g s, 90 II n OF 1880 81; 70 a
- nv dwg. Realty Improvement co. -" East
4Tth ST. owner and architect; S''"oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs.

THE GRAND VIEW.
$50 g. Nicholas ave- :. ". corner la1th 81
,t,orns taths. 81. 600 To ~ zoo. finest loca-
ION AZ tile ell1. Apply Oh psen'seA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
NEW JERSEY. y
COLON AL HOUSE,

II rooms and baths: all improvements {:
porches. I sleeping rooms: plot l2oNi5o X. B
DAVIS. 30 Broad st. Bloomfield, y. J.
IN: GiG VI IHt M0usIl.R,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
ESSEX TELLS. \. J.

40 minutes from New York. For further par
ticulars and illustrated booklet address Bus.
NESS MEMS ASSOCIATION. Poonton. " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

These petitions in bankruptcy were filed
YESTERDAY in the United States District
Court:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27
KING COLE is FINED FOR
NOT BEING In CONDITION


PHILADELPHIA. May 27.--Man-
ager Frank Chance has a brand new
wrinkle. Hereafter. when one Of
his pitchers blows up through lack
OF condition or other cause for
which he himself is responsible.
when the Cubs are ahead, Chance
VIII pay $50 70 the pitcher who sue
cessfully relieves the distressed
twirler and will take the bonus
from the salary Of the offending
slabman.
Pitcher Cole was the first 20 feel
the weight Of this ruling. He went
TO the bad last Saturday and Brown
did the rescue act Chance also
fined Cole $3.50 and Pitcher Weaver
800 for not being In bed at a rea-
sonable hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27

that 81 a year.
Couldn't Live on That.
George didn't like the looks OF
living on 81 year-he eouldn' Z
eat his title. he said-so he set 70
work again Now he can b. seen
most any day keeping the windows
clean on Second av. stores.
But after a while George expects
10 get that 500 a month He Will
30 TO Olympia when the legislature
meets again and advocate Law
making the job OF county wreck.
master a salaried office AZ 800 per
month. Then he could give all his
time 10 catching logs that stray
down king county streams or get
lost IN the lakes or hays. eonfis.
cate them and sell them for the
benefit OF the county.
Now II he catches any logs he
has 10 give one-fourth 10 the state.
He wants 10 have that. too. RENE.
died BY legislation lie says only
the county should profit from his
labors, FOR his title only reads
"Wreckmaster Of King County"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27
DO YOU THINK THIS FUNNY
jill. CULLEN SWEARS 1T is

"Tell me the funniest story YOU
know" The Star man put II up To
James IA. Cullen. Cullen IL max
Ing his living telling funny stories
ON the orpheum circuit, 40 he
ought 10 have n lot of them. 80
here's Cullen's best:
II was playing In little town
some years ago" he started with
out hesitation. "aud CHANGED TO
stop at a bum hotel use the
word CHANGED adyinedly was
the only chance had to get three
squares a day.
''rhe rooms were nearly as big
as upper hrrths OF the present day
Pullman. The pillows we're 30
small that | had 10 dis them out OF
my ears each morning. Next room
to me was sea captain. They
had to throw water against his
door all night SO that he could
sleep.
Everybody who stopped there
kicked about the menu except a
young cracker drummer. who had
endearod himself 10 the proprietor
by his diplomacy, One day the
cracker drummer blew In and he
was Immediately escorted TO the
bar by the proprietor, he came
out mad aud very uncertain Of
gait. what's the natter asked.
1 called for pousso cafe. he
answered. with the colors perpcn.
dicular instead OF horizontal
Anybody can make pounuc cafe
with the colors running straight
up. wanted him 10 show some
individuality. but he couldn't do
Sc. Watcher think OF thatr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27
Official Of King County, But
Has to Wash Windows for Living

He chased the rainbow for a pot
OF gold. Now he's washing win
dows for a living.
And this Notwithstanding the fact
that be holds a county job. bears
high sounding title. and was
elected 10 office by majority OF
1900 out Of 20. coo votes cast. the
biggest on record In King county
When George W. Williams got
on the republican ticket as candl.
date for wreckmaster he patted
himself on the back and hummed
I'm a lucky niger" He saw the
color line let down. for he's a negro,
and he saw visions OF a county sine
cure at 800 per month.
when he was elected by the
voters, few OF whom knew hts color
he patted himself on the back twice
and hied himself to the county
building for that 500 per
He discovered that he had been
elected TO a job paying exactly 81
a year. that he had no office room
no headquarters. just about moth.
ing to do. He had nothing except
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27
CAPTAIN OF WASHINGTON CREW HAS
WORKED HIS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE

Royal A. Pnllcn, Just elected
By acclaim captain Of the 1912 Uni.
veraity Of Washington crew, for two
years has pulled al No. IN the shell
and ~ considered one Of the best
onramen IN the Went. but his being
honorod by his fellows IL more a
tribute 20 his sterling personal quail.
ties than his athletic prowoss.
"A an athlete Pulleu IL making a
reputation almost equal to that OF
his famous brother Dan. who also
sat In Washington shell some six
years ago and who later was ap.
pointed TO West Point. where he
played tackle on the eleven. captiiln.
ing the team Ia his senior year aud
being picked by Walter Camp on the
All American team.
Puilen shuns Llmelluhs.
But Il IL a. man that Royal
Pullen has made friends. for his
frankneHe. fairness. nauarenorH.
gameneha and last. but not least.
his modeHty. pnileu IN but a boy
yet. being only "a, although he
stands 6 feet inches from his
stocklnged feet 10 the top Of his
fiery red head and weighs IT'S
pounds. but he has not had an easy
time In life and seems far older
than his years.
Young Pullen halls from akag.
way. Alaska. whore his mother went
In the early days Of the gold rush
in an effort 60 support her three
children. II is not difficult for
those who know Mrs. Pullen TO &C
count for the nanllness and physi.
cal development OF her sons. for
she 10 large. strong woman. splen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27
Girl of the Hour Saves Lives,
Becomes Chief of Fire Fighters

Miss Racey's had been out 70 a
dance the nlght before and was
sleeping soundly when Miss bacey
reached her room. Awakened. the
girl was Supplied and unable to
her peril Miss naoey
had TO drag her out OF the build.
ing
Became Fire Chief.
Then Miss haeey awoke Mr. aud
Mrs Frank Case. ushered them out
safely. aroused other guests and
then went out to see about how the
fire was being fought by firemen
she previously had summoned. They
we're not working to please her. 30
she set In. directed them. and be
came. altogether the heroine of the
fire
Many men and women. In night
clothes. stood around after fleeing
the burning hotel and all praised
Miss Bacey. The Girl Of the Hour ="
Hour"
The hotel was destroyed and the
nacey home was lost The fire
started in the hotel from some un.
known cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27
Go on, Figure Il
for Yourself

SuNNYsiDE. Wash. May III
All Eet7 All right
WIN. II. Barrager, 60 years old.
was married last week 10 Mrs. Ro.
wena Littieton, widow OF So.
Mrs. Bsrrager's daughter IL the
wife Of ~ II. Barrager. W. n. bar.
RACERS son. TO whom the bride IL
now atepmother and mother.in-law
To her own daughter she IA both
natural mother and stcp.motherin-
law. The younger Mrs. narrager
becomes her own husbands step.
sister and aunt. as well as mother
to her own children. while her hus.
band likewise. becomes their uncle.
y. II Barrager becomes his
fathers step son.in.law and step aon
to his mother.ln-law. II he and his
wife are considered as step.brother
and step-sister. each OF their chill.
drcn 10 at liberty to figure out that
he IL HIS own first cousin.
Got IL? All right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27

inga during the summer pay hlH
tuition and board a. the Unworthy
and his summer vacations are va
cations IN name only.
Two years ago young Pullen
worked as baggage amaaher' on
the White Pass A. Yukon railroad,
wrestling with trunks, boxes Of
gold bullion and other matter car
ried over the Alaskan railroad.
Last summer he worked AZ long
shoreman on the skagway docks
and once. when a coal boat was in
port. he put IN a 36-hour SHIFT with
out rost. 30 anxious was he 70 get
the high overtime that was being
paid
Brother Was a Fireman.
His fellow workers say he would
have stuck until the boat was en-
tirely unloaded had not his mother
rather forcibly demonstrated 20
this burning Of the candle at both
ends. Dan pullcn had the same
system when he attended the u. OF
w. and worked for two years ~
fireman on the White Pass road.
and II was In coaiing the big en-
gines up the heavy mountain
grades that he laid the foundation
for his remarkable strength and
endurance.
Besides being a member Of the
crew. Pullen played left guard on
last years championship football
team He will be In the lineup
again this fall
He is member Of the Phi Delta
Gamma fraternity. and. like biz
brother Dan, Is an honor student
90 well 40 an athletic star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-27

Discovering a fire at a. m. yes
terday. Miss Lillian hacey. 90
years old and pretty, aroused and
saved her AGED father. Robert Ia.
cey. gave an alarm 20 sleeping oc-
cupants OF the old Homestead hotel
West Seattle. and dragged 20 safety
Hazel Case. 10 years old. She
awoke others aud perhaps saved
many lives.
Then she became chlefinfact Of
the fire department and directed
the fight against flames which
might. II unchecked. have destroy
ed more than the two buildings that
were consumed.
Enters Burning Hotel.
The Bacey home is next 10 the
Old Homestead hotel. West Sc
attic landmark. Miss nacey she
doesn't understand why-awoke
and looked out OF her window. see
ing the hotel IN flames and the
Bacey home enveloped She cali
ed 20 her father. got him safely out
OF the house. then entered the burn
ing hotel for she saw no one was
up. Miss Hazel Case. a friend OF