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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
WILL DO AS He LIKES
NOBODY Knows What the Presidents Pans Ars for
Tomorrow Except That Ne VIII Probably
Attend Church

ldsnt reserves Sunday as his own
d@y. IL. makes his own plane for
the DAP and allow. nothlns to In
feFfefs With thsfn~
SO no one In thi. city. save the
presiAsnt hlsnsslf an1 hts psIssts
seesetars. william Loeb, knows the
Ieast thing about how the president
viii spent bis tins FROM bedtine to.
nisht ansi he rises ut a. 10 ASndsy
naeFnins 10 catch the train that Win
bear him Away from the mstFopoils
Of tha great North eat
HIS usual custom Is 20 take an
early morning ride on soFsshaes. of
q drive with sonss personal fFtsnds.
Or. " he IL unusually fAtirssd BY the
trials Of tho preesdlns week. he VII
sp~nd n larger partios % ths dsy ~
sssolass rest and auiet. and not stir
from hts guaftsFs.
A dozen OF more auasesfions fef
pleasant ways 70 spend tonorrow
hsFe have be@n given him. they have
al been gratefully fecsfxsd and
ssaas ~uk geef 60 the presidents ron
sIdsFation, but there the matter has
rested. lie win act en- any OF ali
of them tust 80 hts inclination moves
Aim when tomorrow cofnsrL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

In the matter af speed on u,ll-
ways electricity - probably dcelin sd
10 o0tHttlp steam A run ~ u is
iuiloH IN loss than an hour Tor reRu.
AT schedule time. n what Will soon
be Witnessed Ia belgium Consul
General 0uenther wfltus tho state
department. that tho belgian state
raiitoad has Just placed an order
With the International Sleep Car
Company for an electric autaear.
which IL guaranteed to make that
record II viii rua between brussels
and ostcnd. beginning In August
The car VIII carry 40 passengers
Another most important inuaYas
Ton IA railway Development Is the
substitution af the gasoline motor
fof the steam engine. This II ons II
the fruita Of the automobiles dsvsl-
upmont The wonderful power Of
the nnapiina motor and tta eheapness
and llahtness ate beginning 20 dawn
on the world. revealing ufnuhpseicd
possibilities The automobile CAR
rlase," the same being automobiles
adapted ttsrnnninH on rails. are no
longer experiments. They are being
substituted, In France aild ilnM Hand
la place of coaches drawn BY on-
sinsA on the 18th ~ neat month a
train of such carriages win start
from the Lyons station IN Paris and
viii run 10 Dijon. 1856 miles. on a
schedEis calling Tor AN average
speed uf ~ miles an hapr The esra
will elso run from Calais 20 Nice.
about sas miles, which win b. made
ln u hours,
fhs new automobile carriage + 81
feet long Nine fest Of the fgtant ia
rhrtitinned orr and uaed for traction
apparatus. while IA the rest Of tho
car are recommendation for adls
pounds Of baggage and 20 pnrscn.
sersi one advantage % the autosfo-
bile carriage IL that Il /. no heavier
than an ordinary aisle coach and
costs just about che me 70 hulif
Thus the loeametiye and ita weight
afa dispensed with. Another hdNan-
tags n the fact thai thin machine
does not have 10 stop to take water
II j. limited only BY It's fuei and. a.
the KaAtllnn takes up practically no
space and II 50 light ~ % make that
factor Eefo, the ear runs practically
without Interruption 90 iis dcstina-
tioa.
The Northeastern railway Of Eng
land h building NJ US York works
two nutecafs 10 run on its railway,
each ~ which will carry a ssotnpiais
apparatus fer generating is oWn
motive power. IA will carry az fuel
70 gallons of Haaostnc. with shtea II
can run i've hour without a stop.
This tgps - .eaf sill seat 81 passsf-
ssrn ana win develop q speed OF %
nliss an hour In a. many seconds
thsss ears will Al frat be used In
the suburban services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
BUSY oars ron THE
PRESIDENTS PHYSICIAN

Tor had several cases OF nfiaFnsd
eyes 70 treat, ana whom she train
waa In the high attitudes. several
eeids. caused by the rare air. called
FOR his attention. Then. when one
Af The ss~=a=fsf ssszfs was thrown
on HE head at sharon Springs, DR..
!:.zsT reduced mis- dwellings and
black eye Ia rscord-bfeahinK time.
and when one or the secret service
fnsn was attacked BY a mild form II
knatrifia. he brought him bact h
health without delay. Every morn
Ing at about > o'clock Tom Light
foet one OF the White HOUSE mes .
sHnKers. gees through the train and
Announces DIR. Hixsy IL IN his or
flee and viii see any of his patients
that need attention"
The underline weather members
~ the party then fiia back one BY
one g. the ear Tssss. whore " state
foom = the surgeon general Of the
navy e f-sds 70 give ;asfn tfs tsns-
~ Of his experiences. Dr. Rlsey car
riea a ANAL apothecary shop Nith
him and dispenses hls own medicines
most of the time. Once ST. n while
when he egrues across n rnse re-
puirinK a drug not commonly ussd
he writes n prescription aud Il Is
filled at tho first biz town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

4 whether or not the president
Stranaoontinentai tour may be. with
prqpristy. termed = -Iunkat.- thar,
.ean be no question Of its being 9
4 junk trip" The baEgags oara Il
already filled With goods put aboard
hlgre .of less against the pfssidsnt'r
WI. by his admifinE ffienda. and
Were are Htill "a thfRa ntsnber OF
houutiaH 10 be hsard from
Tia things given the president
Dante ali the way from eika' ant
lers 80 bowie knixaa. from Navajo
bianisetA TO hagnehair brides. There
ere gust stacks Of Indian work
nlocsusina. belts. baskets ana pot
Itvrsss Muat Of the pottery Wac 8iv.
an hefn down IN New Mexico BY the
fuei.iua. These He'd Men came "a
Iths ttrain nj the edge 81 evening
|WttuenouEh bowls. plattera. plates.
4 rdtuierss and miscellaneous crock
tFY 70 start youns couple IN the
housekeeping line. The rueblaa
also insisted upon giving him lea {
OF wasp bread" Wasp bread ~
made from the nests Of ons peculiar
Kind OF slim WASTED singer that
hnnss around New Mexico 10 make
things warm for those who believe
medicine r. wasp bread. and the
president wiil probably USE IL in his
family II he loses hla senses.
Down ~ Albuquerque they gave
the President nas Navajo biRnkst
Win the picture OF the plain bat re-
Hrgctihie nqusw who made u. They
also loaded him M with a huehsktn
salt that he woaidnst appear In for
second term. and hofsehair bride
that was made by two fonxirts IN
the peniteutiafy, one Of the back
siidefs from the straight and mar
row bappened 20 be a horss- thief
and for thiu reason -if for No ether
the president baked at resolving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

Surgeon osnsrnI Rissy % the
navy. who u accompanying ths pres
idsnt on hls tour, n gradually work
ins up an sxtepsive II net lucrative
practice on the train.
Whsa The party started cut not \
person ~as ailing. and u ioSssd es
though The high grade surgeon was
20 play only an ornamental part on
the trip. Now he has on an average
of eight or nine office Waits every
day. Besides these 10 makes a call
twice q day 10 the baggage oas to
see beverley Johnson. one 81 tire
walters who IL really the most seri-
oasly aiiins meuabsr of the party.
johnson has q bad ease Of rheuna-
tiau and viii be left IN California
unless he greatly improves
Br. HiKey's most distinguished pa
tent IL. OF course, the president him
self During those portions Of the
trip where ths president makes :
large number Of speeehes every day.
Or. Rixey sprays bis throat morning
and evening with a preparation tina /
thus far has done him a wonderful
amount Of good In the way OF pre-
venting or curing hoarsepeas. When
the party was In the alhaI deserts
Of New Mexico and Arizona the doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

The President Reads Few Books, Many News
papers and Does Political Stunts
Between Times

est IN them 20 show myself he fire.
auentiy says
II often happens that the governor
OF a state. a senator or some biH pal=
itlcian IN the commemorative siait-
ed gvts on the train 90 ride fow
miles and bpg the prrnidant to add
4 halt here OF there for his especial
henofl Now. down at Way cfoaa,
ene Of them viii say 20 the axecn-
tive, there's going 20 be a big
crowd. I told them that yon didng
have time 60 stop there. but theY
Insisted that they'd come. anyway,
and II yaa can emily speak twa min
utes, Il viii DO uH a world of good
80 the president In the goodness
Of his heart. sayE All fiaht Well
atop two tninutes." AMI he stops ten.
The whole days schedule Il perhaps
thrown cut OF gear by this extra
stop but the politician responsible
cares nothing for that lie has
shown the president 60 hls Rdmlrins
constituents. thereby gaining great
reputation for hAvinE "a pull al
Washington and u happy. And
when AL T. said and done. the pres
ldent has ghined a number 81 al.
mifers as well. and a. that T. what
he 10 after on this trin he ought 10
lpok with cduaniniity upon ths Ola
arrangement Of his program
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ts.an sp.sl.l)

=.
TACOMA. wash. May n.--te,sn
Specially amusing case Of mis-
taken Identity occurred yesterday
afternoon which KAvs Secretary nf
the navy Mooiy a chance u PLAY a
joke on himself as ws.i as ~. A. Col.
mar. the Associated Press corre-
spandcnt with the presidential party,
ard an unnamed hero wurzhspsF.
Mr.. coinaan Ia tha prtnos Of the
party 70 far as hooks are coneerned,
being a strappinE hls sis.:a-stsr with
good looks 90 match q psrfeet ply
sique Mr., Moo1y. while aot inHis-
niacsni In sine. is somewhat helos
the average height.
Yesterday kftsraoon. after the
speakins ~ Wright park. ts hap
penad that Mr.. ColmRn and Score
tary Moody were stsndtns close to-
x~ther white waiting Tar their car
r4Age. Then IL Was that the hero
worshiper appeared. With mingled
ave and admiration showing Ia his
face re nudxed SECRETARY Mt0dy In
the ribs and asked. n = stage ehts-
pr. II that Esan. potntins 10 coi-
man. was the Secretary q tas
Navy
Secretary Meoty replied IN fhs az
irmsfivs ard thefeupan the hero
worahiper began telling how great a
man he had always considered SEQ.
Rotary Mscdy 70 Be.
-Ani I lust knew ~ vas y big.
- sss. .sa,s ..i>z. - ssAtf"N's y
At TINT sscFNtkry hoafY wanted 70
know u his nss found friend woali
hka 70 meet AIR. Moody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

President Roosevelt manages 20 DO
a Eeed deal Of routine work a. we'll
as = considerable amount of reading
on his present tfin In spite cf the
large number OF stops scheduled and
the larger number made each day
lie = lust new eoadinH 'Coniurats
House" by White. and goes over
several Of the leading daily papers
whenever they are brought aboard
by fostcffice Inspector Stone. who
has been dubbed the postmaster xen-
erAi by the party.
lf the president we're only 81
pectsd to appear AZ the scheduled
stop. he would have = great deal
more tire 10 himself than he does
have. A. n Is. the engines that are
pulling his train ever the eontin-
ant must have water every 50 miles.
and coal nearly as frequently, and,
every time stop Is made 10 take on
these neeesnaries. a crowd Of people
are waiting Is shout, "Threa cheers
for Roosevelt
No matter who Il with him al tho
time. the president always goes 10
shs rear platform TO acknowledge the
greeting.
sIf sheas people have taken enoush
interest In me 20 come here from
shesr homes. perhaps many miles
away. certainly feel enough inter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

In 1885, Lord Dunraven brough,
vaIkyris III over fer the prime De-
fender. also built by Iferr.rhoff. re-
tanned the cup although thu. Was an
Unsatisfactory race. Defender re-.
eelstns the dsotsian on = foul Lord
Dunraven's conduct was such that
No was expelled from honorary
naembsrrhip IN the New York Yacht
club. and - Intense was the feel
frz stirred - tsSs Il seemed fss
awhIi. that the British yaehtuen
would quit dealing with their Amer
lean brethren.
But SIR Thos Upton disfegAfdst
the sentiment IN his country. and
w 1855 challenged for the cup with
Shamrock l. lie was defeated by
Columbia. but he returned IN 1891
with Shamrock III. and was again
Defeated by Columbia
sir Thos. fAptop stands high IN
the estimation Of the American
yaehtnen. lie Il true sport, fair
and eleen Ia his methods. shan.
fock III hiss. of course. been built
secretly. and the same caution IL be-
Ing displayed in the construction Of
the defender. Reliance Herein lies
the secret Of tho contssts whn ean
huiid the faster boats Hsrffshoff.
whose Yachts have leeea ~ss.. @-s
RIGHT along for America. has butt
Reliance. aud WIN Fife, jr.. build.
er 81 aft Thoa Lipton's other boats.
butt Shamrock III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

There I. a whole lot Of chermins
and Esrais1we sentiment N tsss
lnvioisble custom tfs president has
lad down with Fsf~rvnce TO the way
In which his Sundays are 20 be spent
during his trHnscontfu~ufsi tour. We
has hsld them all tssv@n - fAF1
sacred TO the spiris 81 rest and nee
dofi. and has act allowed any hing
Ike = suggestion Of public sraffs 10
creep into their peaceful aaiesness.
Nobody knows how he VIII spend
one Of them. He usually gees 70
church. but where ~ viii 80. whstn.
sr as TIE personal guest % some Of
the Members OF the congregation. OF
entirely alone 10 . matter 81 his
own choice. as 10 srerythinK else
Perhaps a thousand questions on
this rsry point have been ASKED By
mail. wire or In person q ths presl-
DENTS secrs,2ry with regard 20 how
Roosevelt VII pass away the tins
while IN thEs eft. bat no ons has sue.
tsedsd IN Estfinx o satisfactory ar
suer that ofTsref any enrsursge-
ssssas TOD say plans ne u1faht tiavs
had en- hand for the president Tbs
snswer has always been = courteous
eu.. but always the same '-rhs pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

That race In 1851 was the begin
ning 81 a Aautieai drama which has
aroused inssscst ths woria over. and
ehich becomes more interesting
ysar 81 fasr. Millions Of dollars
have he<n spent 60 haid and recover
tho cup II remains right here. IN
tncls Sans lard. ana ft~ilancs says
that America viii centinus 70 be ~
hsu1s
Tns fsst we vas pnr ~ sa-s.rs
.ses." hafit BY Geo. STEERS. the Her
fsahaff Of his Day, aud sent over BY
the Kew York Yacht club. with
John q Stevens In charge. II won
every contest. In 1857. tbs cup
Was turned over 10 the New York
club a. A pargetaAi challenger. open
Co any orraslsai yeeht club IN the
World THIS IL the cup which sir
7'hos. Lipsan has ttstts tried 20
claim. and Tor which he uili strive
again
The first chsilenee, after the cup
came into Afnefisan hAndA was re-
eeivnf IN 1870. II canls from Jas
Ashhufy. owner Of Cambria. and
hfanibaf % the Royal Thames Yacht
club. Gambia was defeated In n
race with n fleet Of Is yachts Of the
New YsrN Yacht tiub. Makic lr"tns
the first 10 aompiats the course. Hut
A sihufy waa a piucby man. iske
Upton. and the next year he came
ever With Livonia. which was beaten
~ coianbiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
UNCLE SAM HAS HELD
the CUP SINCE 1851
Many AND VARIED CONTESTS FOR rAs BLUE RIBBON or
TIE OCEAN

''which n fisstf-
'-rha American"
and seconff+
All. your majesty. there 10 ne
second"
II was Queen Victoria who ASKED
the questions. and they we're replied
60 By the signal master officiating At
the first International yacht race In
which an American vessel partiei-
patsd
This was away bach In 1881 rhs
American 1kehtnen he'd beea Ia .
Yitsd. more as > u1aste,f - courtesy
itren with a view "a their patting a
serious contestant IN the race. but
after the Yankee spirit had broken
ipaae In = preliminary apart which
made one Of tbs yachts Of the
royal squadron iaok iike n back
nuSttter. the flfitishsxs kecafne
alarmed. and for = while - seemed
a. " the American yacht wvsaid not
r. given = chanra. nut a popular
Z. fss1f asa3s. and 40 = r.s.sstis Ses
~ - q 54i,Fei u, F'sx - 3 g7sss - -
Hsd b. thu Yankees. This was =
TIA Whteh has remained with
NtssssR4sa sssrv since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
EHcLAND'S
CHANCELLOR
OF ExCHEQUER

LONDON. Mar ia--tspselaii J..
EnsiAnds new chancellor 81 sf.
ehAqusr. the M. Hon g r Hiichie,
l. rrmafkabis for Ms soiidity ~
temperament ara 4 CONSTITUENCIES 81
ability 10 petfotu the duties % htH
office Just ~ they ought - BE- done.
lie bridsH hifitseif IA the description,
q pialn, common esflse business
a thorough business training lie is =
Hcoschfnwn. born IN Dundee lii isHs.
ara ha@ Risen fftfs4t sha Hsa nsA lll@
sancaiion vas obtained At the city
81 London school and Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

100 persons were arrested. including
Sullivan. - girl stenosraphsrs. mAny
telegraph operators and speoulators
OF both sexss.
Sullivan locked himself IN his pri-
vats office and the police battered
ee~n fhe deer. A !cn< t:E1 es patrol
wagons was necessary 20 carry ths
prisoners. The police then cut all
telegraph wires leading 10 tho cS-
fees and osrted away . ton Of her
afure
rhs concern had leased wires on
GRATED In nearly every city of any
importancs from Portland, Ne. on
the east 10 Omaha on the VEGA
10 10 estimated that Sullivan ms
already cbtalDsd more than ore mil
lion dollars. The concern he'd Wslh-
beFv IN the Open Board % hads In
New York, the Consolidated Btock
Exchanae of Boston AID the Mining
ana stock Exchange.
Sullivan was a former telegraph
operator. The police say ~ vas en-
PEELED from the New York Stock Ex~
change in i=ss for practEeinS fraud.
lie Is now wanted under an irdic,-
iaeni in New York. Tor swindilng.
The detectives developed the fnct
that Sullivan permitted turf invest
ment companies TO use his private
wires and agents all over the coun-
try.
The police believe IL possible that
he was the real head OF the turf
asss|s -sts- -issessstss .fanssaA nuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

upon laying ASIDE hts slate aud
primer he embarked N commercial
life This trained him IN way
that enables him % givs u hOuni
business administration df hrs office.
which he II conducting IN the came
fnann@r as N It we're private In
Hiifutlon.
Mr. Richie n friend ~ the
workingmen. aud through him the
employees 81 the docks and customs
hanHes have been extended the boon
y. 5ssas iT'fii'iaYs, Hnd ny sets winch
he carried through parliament Ia
horere have been auH bieH 70 Obtain
land for Eprdsn purposes Ifa hiss
bscn ~ public life since 1855 aud has
held the positions 81 secretary ~ the
admiralty. president OF the local
government board. president of the
board % trade ana home secretary
a - .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

ouEhiy genuine ana IN earnest. A
part Of the system II line. 10 be
commenced this season, connecting
Montreal with 80 Johns by way OF
Leg - and s,sisGfI0ig ~ viii 16
equipped with heavy rails. motor
c0aehes 50 odd feet In length. capa.
BITE 81 making A speed Of % miles m
hour. This llrs Will connect with
The smaller trolley systems IN the
Berkshires, IN eastern New York
and Vermont. The line viii follow
the Hiehelleu 80 st. Lawrence
flyers and the shores Of Lake
Champlaln, passing through some
OF the most beautiful scenery IN the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
ELECTRICITY AND GASOLINE
ARE SUPERSEDING STEAM
THEIR Use on RAILWAYS ~ UHopE AND AMERICA SHOWS
HOW STRONG THE COMPETITION IS BECOMING

WARRINGTON, d. g., May 2sta-
Especial. Flew people who have not
made a special Investigation of the
subfect realize the extent 70 when
slertrteitv y heeon,trE /. snsrfsqsstaf
With steam IN the railway busineRs.
Having cobwsbbed the cities and
suburbs. The trolley II reaching out
after the long distance business. The
latest development In this line II the
report which our consular agent NJ
sfanbfidge sends - the state depart
uent of m electric road which Is 10
connect Montreal. Canada. with New
York city The enterprise Is backed
BY Chicago. New York and Boston
capitalists and II said to be thor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
BARR IS THE RIGHT MAN
HAS BEEN SAILING DEFENDER SUCCESSFULLY FOR srv.


fteqtnnue tnay also be placed on
lfsaffh, chs Barr. who VIII sail Re-
f-itYa against Shamrock III In de-
N hsas Of The cup lie II the force
ffhhaL racing skipper 81 the world
Aud hiss been saiiina the defenders
lrlc tesaiveiy for number OF years
l1fa won with Vieiiant and twice
NTH columbia. and the public relies
Mn Ia, confidently that he viii win
wNhaHellnnce. Capt. tIarf T. shrewd
fNnf iaetfui and knows yacht racing
lfiKa q book. lie bae established flna
ftee4fls 10 races aside from those for
fSffnI faiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
WAS PARDONED
BY ROOSEVELT
tss.slsl 70 Tn. s,.r.I

EYEHET-r. wass. Nay "a
cupying the stand here today win
President Roosevelt win be Wuuasn
aoscdsli. the fifst man paFsionsd After
Roosevelt took afrcs. Ne Vas an
Oklahoma dapaty marshal and klisad
two nsn siwvsn years sse. BE was
sentenced. but through Attorney
General <nox and fuass psr was
raraonsd and replaced in ths afffes
which he nllsa fee four months
thareaftars
ooedsii runs q saloon IN Ens-
h0rnish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

taxee. closets and pantry. with
large lot ana fine view. Cedar river
water. tbs prize IA tsSo % ssaso eac h.
On easy TERMS. same a. rent. ~ Is
your chAnee. as yea could aot build
the house toE tho uonay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

There we're no furitsr contests for
the cup untla iafe. A ehaasnEs from
the Hssai Canadian Yacht clue vas
made the race against the defender
Madeline. The defender. however,
won easily.
-Four mere years Of quiet followed.
The next challenger Was siao Cap
tain euthbeft. Whose yacht. cosns
teas Of Duffefin. had been defeated
Ia the race preceding This time
cuthbaft was with the bay % GsiE "
Yacht club. and hts new yscht sss
named Atlanta. II was defeated By
the A. Cary Smith sloop Mischief. on
Nov. , and 10. ISL
In ISIS. Sir Richard Sasion chal-
isnssi with Uensssa and was de-
feafed by Puritan
The nest contest Was IN the year
following. when the uaiatea VAS DE-
featsA By Mayflouer, In tss7. This
tie "a. dafaassd By yolunts~r.
rive years later. Ia 4spa. Lord
/. y sd ~. y
- Z. =. : * $50 -
n. dsgiKneI BY Watson. and vas de-
fsatsA - VEsiians. designed BY VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
ROYAL D0INGS

pkhis May asrhe nappei to-
LAY asserts that kluE Alexander 81
Tefvia has decided 70 make his ~
legitimate son by Madame Ristlthch
heir % the throne,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
SECRETARY MOODY
MAS HIS LITTLE JOKE

The swsd ees tisnldfy responded
that he would n e would be ali
right.
Then followed an latroduosiau
with Secretary Moody presenting
coimsn an tho ssoEctary ar the navy.
which VAR cut ahuft. hoNrVsr, -
the appearances Of the esrslAnra
The rial Secretary Moody aad she
tuposter we're uhfrisd away. iaava
tns the hero worHhiper 10 a. hosne
and tell his folks Of the hsnor thkt
had bsfallrn him. and what q nns
loekins fellow be thinks Secretary
Moody 10 De.
Secretary Aooty says ne does not
mind. even n he doss not icck the
part while Coimsn 1. thoroughly
convinced that 3 great cabinet Of
neial waa Spoiled whsn be driftss1
into the neNSpapsr business.
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An Incident Of the pre~iasnt's
visit 10 raeonna was the si~ctua< NJ
az a suNpieissls character from the
Libby - me Taeoma hotei hate last
sseaihx Ths fellow was iuFkIns IN
the d&rA near where the president
,foold pass IN isa~ins the hanqa~s
hall his suspicious appearance aad
f@caiiaf arEturs sDou attracted the
attention of ths sscret service uon
aud the ioeal earceFa TAwy ass,s
BIN under surveillance for more than
ar hear ard Just before the pfs.ss-
Cert was leaving thr hsngs~t room
o. So % his apartments. the mar
Has elected from the hntei
'- = - - ''i y s,.s :. -. : :
we're convinced that ~ vas men
tally unbalanced. hut did not eon-
az hara 90 the prrsitsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

President Roosevelt viii be well
coined on his return from Everett
thls evcninF with splendid cleo
trlcal display by the n g. Miles q
fiper Co. from the roof OF their
main store. go.