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Inc moving influences In cotton we're strong cables
Ynfsyo,abe n, crop reports end aggressive buying
4 new high record was established here In May
for the season Government report was ei.
pected to be bullish. and GOOD deal OF the early
buying was prcdcated on that idea. But after the
report was received II was found that 1t had been
to a large degree discounted by the advance OF
to pause, particularly as. rumors began to be
circulated that rains were falling In central Texas
and II was seen that the crop movement was still
on quite liberal scale. On the whole. however
the bears were very evidently nervous, for the
ment report was distinctly Of kind to encourage
bulls. showing as It does. that good deal OF cotton
has got to be replanted. that temperatures have
been too low and In so many words. that the
Is late. During the day not only the bull leaders
operators in Wall Street In the South and in Europe
bought. Early In the day prominent spot interests
active In the trading. Toward the close there
reaction on the usual realizing which obliteratcd
most Of the early advance The >Governmen
northern Texas and Oklahoma was killed BY the
freeze Of April 80 and May /. and throughout the
cotton belt fow temperatures have proved seriously
detrimental in retarding termination and growth
while drought continues In northern Texas and
In the &c Central Gulf States Poor stands are yey
Ing has been vigorously pushed and Is nearing
completion.
CorTEI.-Rio on the spot was quiet at SIC for
No Z. Sales. 900 bags Rio No at 61Sc.: 200 bags
Bogota. Futures were unchanged to points
as:ns ss
can warehouse deliveries. 58S6 bags. Rio was
receipts. 900 bags: stock 4s2 900 bags
exchange unchanged at IL 5-18d. Santos was un.
changed: receipts, 10000 bags stock. 9l4 600 bags
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Live Stock Market.

TUESDAY, May 5,
Receipts OF bccvcs were seventeen head. maln''
consigned direct. No sales reported Dress"
beef steady: city dressed native sides. eA'rtW
range 7d81c. per n. General sales OF America
steers In London and Liverpool were quoted yes,
day at lIisaIl.4e. dressed weight. refrigcra,o'
beef quoted AT siac. per N. Exports 10 day, ~
beef estimated. ,oas becvcs. o"0 sheep go,
quarters Of beef. Shipments 10 morrow tWf
partly estimated, Will Include ~ bccvcs. Nc shtt.'
s.6l quarters OF beef.
Receipts Of calves. all for the market. were 'i'
head Very little trading; about 40 head wcI.
unsold. Reported sales OF meats were al s5fsI rr'
100 lbs. city dressed vcals. 7l1@l0'2c yer n
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. all tor the mark
were 78s head: hvc cars on sale al told Al grade
OF both sheep and lambs ruled steady IN pfC'.
clipped stock had a fair inquiry. but un'hom ON
Spring lambs were lower. The pens were lGl
cleared. Clipped sheep sold Mt s3|sig5 per to-
lhs.: a few head for export a. s. 20 rnShom do .
S.756&5 culis Al -. clipped lambs ~ 50 ioas
unshorn do. at 50: about a car OF Virginia NpFu
lambs al S.S each few state do. A. " Neac'
Dressed mutton. 7i3Gl0c. per n: dressed lamb
l0ai3iac.
Receipts Of hogs were I. i&i head: sbost dec.
on sale alive. The market closed steady, SN'
hogs sold Al s725 per 100 lbs
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OFFICE OF
AMAUG ~ ATEn 6nppEn fn

.? Broadway, New York. April 2o ioos
Notice Is hereby given that the stock certincate
Transfer books OF the Company will be closed on
saturday. May Q, 1908 at " o'clock noon for the
purposes OF the annual meeting OF the Company
70 be held June l. 1903, and that such books Will
.. rsopened on Tuesday June 1908. a 10
~, q. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary
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Coffee was quiet. with slight changes In prices.
some months showing q small decline owing to the
fact that the decrease In the worlds Visible supply
only ls2 $40 bags whereas loss OF fully 100000
bags had been expected.
METALs-In London tin declined G. for spot 70 1856
and IFS cd. for futures to GlS8. Our market was
about 20 points lower. Copper In London was l2s. Cd
fsi respectively. The market here showed no
at EI2 is. Sd. The local market was quiet and un
with the foreign closing s2l l5s. Private pro.
dgce1s 9f Su0se Icss than h9ss
quotations q the Metal E.ehange: Copper; Lake.
casting spot l4.5OQ IA 75cs tn % 90G 30 80. tin
plates, $3.50 at min: lead 437Iac.: spelter. 675c.:
Iron, No: Mol, Sor;hern. @ fs2Sa2 50; .gls iron war
Common to good strained rosln. s2.lo.
pRoyIsIoNs.-Lard was weak; refined Continent,
Western prime. $3.50. Pork was easy. with ne,,
at sls.2SGsls75. Talow. SIC. Dressed hogs,
s,f sn glos bu,,er-SresmeIy: y extras 22c;: nrs,s,
state !. e.. small choice. i:se:: small. fall made.
colored fancy. is@iSc.; large, fall made colored.
Western io aiSs". saa es,caso Kay
THE whole list was lower and lard particularly
weak. II was suspected that one OF the leading
Vas very limited. and 1t came mainly from shorts.
Packers purchases were extremely small. In
creasng receipts In hogs at Western points coun ted
SI'cAs.;o Raw was dull. at 3 1l,iee. for o. test.
changed; granulatcd In bbls., ass @5.ojc.
Chicago NAV S.--ThcSe q day'S prccs.
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OFFICE OF
The Manhattan Life Insurance COMPANY,
81, &C. 6s and 20 Brold,yay. New York *. "

The Annual Election OF twelve C2 Directors
o. this Company, and OF three ~ Inspectors of
thc next election, win be held at this once on Tues
da,'; May Il: 1908. The polls VIII be open from
II a. NJ TO II VI.
Il. II. IIFFIN Secretary.
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September. -. 80. 5Oii SOL.
This shows the grain movement:
WhsM. Corn. Oats. RIVE Boyleu
New York:
Receipts. 1855 01 $50 81 900 1850 SS75
Exports, S4O6 q. 3SS $50 go. 49,.
Chicago
Receipts. 81 900 212,0O0 202.O0O 1000 81 900
Shipments 1000 l85. 900 245,OOO 49,, aOn
Buffalo:
Receipts. 500. $40 900 2eO, 900 1856 900 2lb,OOO -
Shipments 500 900 1902 600 10000 4S,OOO ~
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-
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS,

THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
Of the stockholders OF this Company viii be held
IN this civ. on T,esdsv Ihe i2ih dsv Of Nav nsxt
for the election Of MauAgeI. and tor other bua-
ness.
The polls will open at I: O'Clock noon. and re.
main open for one hour. The transfer books Will
be closed from the close OF business Saturday,
Nay ?. until the morning of Wednesday. May IL
BY order OF the Board OF Managers
F NJ. OLYPHANT. Secretary.
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shipments -. 51.Uo l02OUO 10000 1900 80.
wheat declined e early in The day owing to dis
asd sose who boass
BY ihe unseasonaby cold weather, Then. TOO. TOO.
outside markets were easier sold pretty
sssressiye support. But later on the southwesst S"s
sen, bad crop rep0r.s @ "a and s a. 81 Louis turned
prices rallied and made net advance offs fraction
Armour supported July at the West and there was
showed decrease IN he available supply in this ,Sis
country east OF the Rockies OF $50 900 bush, and
west was better was somewha. n, warmer e. and md
assnes sssTs s'; GsS Eondo baSpss.
S 8 sr.: and Be nerl!n; = marx, while Paris was un
ernment report says that the general outlook 10 Tor
winter S, wheat continues very promising although
Central Missouri and Ohio Valleys s very l,,ie she
spring wheat has been seeded In the northern
10 early sown in ' the soa,he poron @ Seen LoSns o9ns
Bryan had the following summary Of foreign crop
%n's e
tInuc favorable. france-No decided Improvement
eaS Sn sSoa %nf Sssss
now from hut Hs eser a asm.ss
more apparent, Russia prouShs reporisd o1siednS *
some important districts In n south and east, Row.
TssS al grain "sf' svosS
tenor Austria ,Hungary-Crnps are developing
Ssssi d''on Of growing os Wheat ''xsd s.
Chicago received % cars. OF which 1 GRADED
contract. Primary receipts were S3i 600 bush.
against al 600 last year. and the shipments Sos
600. The sesboard received $4,000 bush. and
cleared 358. 900. In the main corn was tmer
owing owing TO toy gnayornble crop prospects,. covering OF
n, men, says ,ha, early planted com was extensively
TsSss and the, the pressn. season 70 date has
delayed. j. Is pointed out by some. however that
here Is SUI plenty OF tlmc for replanting and the
report did not have very much effect. The cables
were ere A "a lower The available supply decreased
p were contract. Primary receipts were ts5.ooo
~ ~ COO The sceboard received lao. 900 bush. and
cleared eSoO8 Oats were nrmer on bulllsh otYicisi
ana prya," repor1s and covering q shorts The
ref.lrrd ~ Lear, cars, Including 3 Of con.rac, grade
Rsss'pt; &C: were d?.s bbls and Ae77 sacks exports
Is5 bbls and 6.a7S sacks. Winter In bbls., Su-
y lsSss s sI.i Ehts, s. S.6ass S: patents s. so@
- Spnng In bhk.; clears. - .2SaSs,> straights.
1850
CoTToN Spot cotton here was unchanged. No
sales: middinT upands 10. sSc against sasc.
ss, year: New ofleAns and Gulf. .li.iOc. against
,Hc New onedns and Savannah advanced, 1-iec.
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot with sales
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain Higher-Covernment Report Bear.
ish on wheat. but Bullish on Coarse
misunderstanding Supplles-Cotto ton
Advances and Then Reacts-Bulls
Buying-Crop Reports Unfavorable
Coffee Dull-PrOylsiOns IOHer

TUESDAY. May y5.-GRAIN-Wheat- Spot was
quiet. Sales. 10000 bush. mainly for ex-
port here and at the outports No. 2, red,
elevator. May price; No. 1. northern Du-
luth. sc over May; No. /. northe rnNew York,
&C. over. Northwestern receipts were i20 cars,
against 94 last week and 81 last year: Chicag 60,
81 against 7s last week. and 81 a year ago
Futures closed &c. lower to &c. higher. Sales
:. .OO0. 600 bush. Prices as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
SQUEALS

J, W. Fittn. one ~ aeattir'n "a de.
htquent contractors. has squsas sd e.
lie filed = communication Go the asitg
council with the city clerk THE az.
frFn@sa Ia Nhteh he bizInss tbs Sc.
attic Electric Company faf hln Dc
lay "a completing a contract aanA
aesualif asked the city 20 help atm
01t- lie says
We have been waiting on iheaees
attic Electric Company for q seed
many weeks 10 finish eur c0ntrscs
., olYnrbc rsers. but u has nlads .
no move "a yet 90 lay down tracks
there - that ne can cusnplrts tho
work.
This delay in causing a FOOD deal
OF sx1@asr as 80 have 10 eiea n
crosawalka and tidswaikH Ga n.
meantime II does rot seem fair
that ws should De held np BY tue
COMPANY Ia this way, Ths ely
either should arcept out work ~
oron way fof un 90 eouipIsts sf~
work TO stop unnecessary expense az
Under present conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
NOW THAT
BIG FEED
Newsboys' Thanksgiving Ball
Was an ALI Around Success

The eleventh annual ball ~ the
NvwubuYH' unlon at the armory Hatuf-
day niaht. was, socially aud financial
IS, a aueesas Tor round sum Of
muagy Wau taken Ia. Witch VIII So 20
pas Nor the Thankae WINS dinner whloh
the little paper merchants are nov
buuiiy training for There were -
couples present The uuly source 81
disappointment Vas that Mise Mae
Stockton If tho Little outeast com
pany wee unable t. be present. OWNS
60 slight Illness.
Miss stockton ia an honorary mem
her ~ the union and her prvs"ncs al
the ball wac eagerly looked forward 10.
4 half durcn other members u the
company which i now plas ina al the
Third Avenue were sent az s1hHus
tutes rhey dld veil but when they
tried 60 mis IN the danetps contest
ssnrick Harrison q the star maiilns
soom. that godfather 81 all the news
boyu stepped Ia aud barred them enlt
a. professionals.
Charles conroy. who boasts ~ II
years. and his best giri Winnie SEQ
neid. year younger. did the sahs
walk IN = manner that brought forth
the applause ~ the whole tell ROOM
aud easily won FOR them the pr'Ee
Miss nsitn and Mius rslaes Arneld
tnok the prise for the waits. ana The
MCINTYRE sisters easily wen The deeiz
slun - the IuageH In the two step
The daneing continued Until J o'clock
IN the morning when even the news
bayu became tired. Bricks aides fis
idly carried out orders 10 ksep all oh.
tretionahir characters out q the hali
ruom. and the best ~ order prevailed
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FOR THE
BLIND

A Thanksgiving dinner Ter che blfnd
% Seattle 10 - b aiven thin year BY
Paul Hinaermnn. a vel known ard
weaithy pioneer merchant and phllau-
thfurist Mr.. slngermAH IL ~ pres
snt visiting relatives IN Europe. but
has written hts sons IN this city. In
part. AZ fellowHs .
This letter will reach yuu week 81.
% before Thanksgiving Day. I wans
you. ~ ThanssEirlns erertng ffum
me. 70 Invite all the people who are
~ unfortunate az 70 be AFFLICTED with
blindness 90 assemble at acme rev.
vsuisnt place IN cattle ard 60 hsruuss
them Al my expense. While ] will rot
- able 81 b. present, ! shall be with
them IN spirit. ard ! Impress upon got,
that yon furnish thsm with the hest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24

w. St. M. Barnes Met Tragic
Fate at Pier No. 1 Last Night

W ~ NJ Harness. who untn re-
Gently wan general agent ~ the Tshell
Detective agency IA Seattle. was
drowned by falling from Pier No. 1.
AZ 10 o'clock last night lie was ON
bis Way 90 Vancouver. II. O., ia an
awrr e. business telegram received
yesterday Afternoon. and missed his
Footing while attempting Co find hts
steamer in the darkness.
Mr.. Harness ien hts home last
niHht at eiaO o'clock. expecting 20
take the steamer Ramona On his
way te the water front he met two
men who were also going 10 Van
eouver on the Ramona. whlrh was
lying 20 Pier A Ia the darkness
they mintook the Humboldt for tha
Ramona. aud started up thf gang !
plank. but were told BY Waterman
porsn that they were boarding the
steamer Humboldt. aud were given
directions an to IN. berth u the
Ramona.
In turning around 10 leave the
dock, Harpes. who evidently ala
not notice how near he was to the
edge 81 the pier stepped Oft into the
water In another instant the
Waterman and the two men heard
NJ mstrike the side ~ the Humboldt
and he was sean NO more. HIS can
and vaiiss were found a few minute.
late, and the police summoned. A
dillasnt search has been made ever
since 10 find the body. hat without
success.
Mr.. Harnes leaves a son seven
years old AZ his residence. as
hoYlstpn avenue. The lad Ia IN the
care az his haasekeapef. Nr Harness
wife being dad rnr 10 years Nj
iaFnss was general Hupsrintsnsient
of the Pacific coast agencies Of thu
Thiel company.
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FUN IN
4 cOUR 7
Mrs. Venus O'Conner Was the
Innocent Cause of Merriment

Justice George listened an this
morning 10 the family troubles %
Mrs. Gertrude Ross. nee Coleman.
aud Frank nelat0ire. her cfstS hiir
sweetheart She Rcrused him At III
Vers times and places Of threatsiinE
her Nfc with butcher knife. The
specific offeuse ~ said to have taken
place No Z IN a lodging house AZ III
Washington street.
Mrs.. RosA. y ko was married but a
couple 81 weeks aEes told on the
witueKsStand this morning the his
tory ef her past two years, In glow
ing language she told how she had
supported fseiatoire In luxur, on the
81 week she earned as a chafnt err
maid Several attempts were made
To eat her off on the testimony Il not
relative 10 the case, but the at
tenptS were failures. she told her
complete story despite judge anu at
tornesz
Mrs Ross daughter carnelia took
the stand. and after she had listened
20 her mothers stery and currubc-
rated her Ia seine statements she
said that DelAsoire had acted tn a
threatening manner toward her
mother several times
Following cartsiias young lady,
who said her name MAS Aenus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
NARROW
ESCAPE.
Fire Al Sedro-Woolley Nearly
Cost Ed. Kennedy, Seattle's
Lacrosse Team Manager. His
Life

Ed Kennedy manager Of the &C.
attic lacrosse team. arrived from
sedro- wooliey. las, nlehi, wherc he
had a narrow escape from burning
"a death. last Thursday morning. IN
fhs destruction - nf. W. q eapp's
tssldenrs - fire. ksnnsdYk face
and hands we're terribly burned. ana
BE Il under the care 81 br. AmKee,
d. his rooms In the Manhattan.
Kennedy ana Il. r tiarbef were
staying with Dr. CRpn. having re-
tired late ct the conclusion Of a staG
party. Al 30 o'clock the fire broke
|out. Kennedy was sleeping on n
couch In the Isriof. and By the Tins
he Was awakened Was almost Huf >
located lie fell twice before reach =.
ins an outside door. ard believes
That only his exceptional physical
strength enabled him TO escape a
horrible fate. The other Inmates
81 the house esca ped uninleEed.
The Carp Frsideue. was entirely
destroyed. also that Of Paul HhodiuH
on thu lot adjoining The fire
started IN the former dwelling
The origin Of the fire IL unknown.
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ohtatnahie az this season ana fet moth.
Ing BE- lacking aud oyurythinE be pisn-
tifui"
hr HlnEHtmone sons will be pleased
10 receive the names and addresses ~
all blind persons IviuE in Seattle, IN
order that they may be invited TO the
banquet A book Tor registration has
been opened AZ the Taklns Hlnserman
A GO, store tiie. second avenue
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oscennef. took the stand. When
asked her cccupatIon abe set the
eeurt room into ruaHs ~ lauahtff BY
saving I'm married to a roilces
man" After making this statement
she thought that her testimony was
completed aud started to leave the
stand. She was called back. how
ever. 20 tell 81 various misdeeda ON
the part Of pclatutres
Airs. O'cpnnot WAS careful 60 re
mark that her family was very
wealthy and lived ON Nashou island
she bad been a chRmhermaid for
Mrs Rose and In that way met Della
toire.
The case viii probably take up the
greater part OF the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
MAY INVESTIGATE
POSTAL FRAUDS
SENATOR eARMAcK WOULD HAVE soILED LIN
GERIE OF PosroFFIcE DEPARTMENT AIREr
IN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS

under the rules
Senator Hale. IN discussing the
cuban annexation proposition IN the
ssnas. today. said he didn't doubt
but that Canada would become a
pant ~ the United states Within 20
yearas and even that time viii be
hastcncd II the tariff discussion con-
tiuues Ia England
President Roosevelt sput Ia the
following nominations Jesse iNii-
Ter Go be pension sgsnt az san Fran
ctseo, Walter Avis, postmaster, at
Pomona. cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
EZOPES

BERLIN. Nov. ga--princesu Alice.
,hr wife ~ the Prime 81 srhoeubsfe
WaidsnhurE. and the youngest
daughter II Don Carlos Of Bourbon.
sloped from her home AZ MsInaaa.
Prussia. with her own coachfnan. a
'foftntght AE0. The sensational
eiopement became known today. The
police are Ia hot pursuit buf 80 far
they have been unsuccessful tn their
attempts 20 catch the princess and
years cid
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Chicago has raised o.. 90 70 catch
the next Republican national cunyen-
tlan. That's not gefF much money C
effef a man for spending three days IN
Chicago.
Don't Forget
Dedicated 10 Hhtrat
Dream on. proud soul. ane braE about
the stunt
You and frisnd Beck performed while
on tbs hunt,
Dream Ga. proud sonl. yet pause be
fore Yaf do
See that Beck couals the victims SAME
40 you
LUKE THE LOON.
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WILL NOT
CLOSE IT

After an Investigation Of cunal-
fious at f-atsna aud Brooklyn. sat
ufday aftsgnoon. city Health Officer
Ludlow concluded that Il ~oula not
he necessary "a Close down the La
tone school The building was given
. thorough fufniNafion Saturday af.
ternoon and yesterday b. thr health
officer and Quarantine inspector
Dexscsnnn. No nsS cases Of scarlet
fever have been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
WATE:RE:D

u. Hamm. well known In Seattle
ah one OF the former proprietnrn OF
the butler hotel will be arrested
this afternoon by MIX Inspector
Woudcuck. on a charge of selling
milk containing less than per cent.
of butter fat Mr.. Hnmm has a
ranch in South Seattle ana sells his
milk To- the Duwamlah dairy The
fluid was analysed by eheniht
Tanner for the city. The ease ~
In the hands Of Health Officer Lud-
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24

WASHINGTON, n. &. Nov. "a
Senator cullom introduced the Cu-
ban reciprocity hul IN the senate to-
day without amendment or change,
Il Went on the salondar.
senator CArmack introduced "a
resolution instructinE the senate
committee on organization OF
which QUAY q chairman, 10 inVes-
tigate the afairs ~ the poatofrcc
department. Tho committee is 20
report beore May l. Consideration
Of the resolution went over Zoe day
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WILL PUNISH
OFFICERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. za-Iecai
In#pectnrW Bellies and Roger wiii fsn.
der decision this evening In the case
irof the wrecked steamer South Port
land |, is stated on good authority
I'd for some time ard severely GEN.
sured by the inspectors First ufBocr
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lee because the young man proposed
ca Sunday. the Judge holding a CON
tract made on that day was not valid
fhis decision will 81 least result ia
philadelphia fathers and mothers be
iuH Ahis 10 spend Sunday evening in
the pariur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
GUILT

GRAND RAPIDS. Mach. New - =
En- Alderman Sehriysr tosiAy pleaded
gality a. bribery IN the water deal Ne
viii testify in the other eaaes
~ Developed to-day that Salisbury
Mas the header IN she conspiracy lie
was 10 have received ttsee when tbs
teal was enuautufuatsd and tioc ecc
werth II stoss 81 the new company.
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BOgATA, Nov. "a The commander.
in-chiaf u the Colombian army decid-
"a Yesterday the plan 60 march on
Panama was practicable and was
about 10 mass the army IN tho Third
ward when n member ~ the board Of
strategy asked him N he had found a
way e. get back to BoHota.
II never thought ~ that said the
general. whose name. b. The way. |
have not been able 10 learn
The general then returned 10 hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24
MURDERED
Farm Hand Is Struck Down
From Behind in Snohomish
County

EVERETT. Wash. Nov. fa-Trs
body ~ Dennis Wall vas found near
Catthcart. this morning. IN the " ~
tracks. with a sound in the back Of
hts head. he had been murdered
he left Hnohafniah last evening with
two others. ahoAe Identity has MOI
yet been learned. Wall was a farm
hand. working near cathcart.
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Now having sworn on. Luke the
Loon gays he n wearing green Gogglea
40 that he cant look upon the wine
when les red.
Wouldn't that parniyze your medulla
obluuEata7
he will 20 TO the padded cell again
forthwith.
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,- STAR DUST ~

/ headquarters. where h Il now trying
a. solve the problem.
The bogota street railway has 81.
fcred its service 10 the government
promising 70 put on an extra car and
carry the army 60 stop 5, without
charge. AZ stop the army will trans
fer. II present plans are carried out.
CuLTus PETE.
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REGISTER!

Although hut one day more re
mains fof registration but lie voters
we're on the rolls qualified 60 vote
At the coming school election M TO
n'ciock this afternoon. The regis
ttstion foe the day was rs up 10 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-24

sonage welded the sccptsr. War
wick castle was the seat Of great
power ana influence. and at court
the ladies' and gentlemen Of this
house were usually stationed pretty
we'll In the front rank.
IN the later year 81 Queen Vic
tofIa'a reign the most beautiful and
popular lndY az court was generally
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ANOTHER
CRANK

WASHINGTON. u. c. Nov. -.
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Comfort

That's what we are all looking for,
and we know Of nothing thai win
give more 20 every member Of the
family than a nice easy chair.
We have a large and complete as
sortmsnt OF chairs. and can please
you IN both quality ana price.