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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
FIVE THOUSAND
ARE DYING DAILY
CONDITIONS GROWING WORSE
IN CHINA
Whole Families Found Dead and Mil
lions Of People May StarVe.
Aid Sent Is Greatly
Appreciated
RX Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, April 12.-Telegrams re-
ceived here from twenty points in the
famine district report that the condl-
tions are growing worse.
The Chinese government and people
up to date have contributed over four
millions for famine relief, and the sums
received from all foreign sources total
half a million dollars, including the
supplies on their way from America.
The Chinese viceroy and governor
telegraphed today to American Consul
Rogers their thanks for the relief sent
saying that 1t is dissipating the anti
foreign sentiment which animated the
masses.
There are fifty missionaries with the
higher class of Chinese engaged in over
seeing the relief distribution.
Confucianists. Catholics and Protes-
tants are working together. The tele-
graphic officials are carrying free all
messages to and from the relief works,
and the steamship companies are fur
nishing free transportation for sup
plies of food, etc., for the sufferers.
Twenty thousand of the famine suf-
ferers are employed in building dams
and canals to prevent recurrence of
the foods.
| Ihree MILLIONS Sunefln9
| The relief committee here is promptly
sending supplies to the front, but the
funds are not yet in it's possession.
Measures adopted up to date are made
quate. Three million persons are suf-
fering from lack of food and facing
starvation.
The members of the committee at the
front report that they find the bodies
of sufferers bloated and their faces turn
green or black as the result of starva
| tion. The people are pulling up the
growing crops for food. Whole families
have been found deal in their houses,
and corpses are seen lying by the road
side. Probably 5000 persons are dying
daily from starvation.
A few cases of rioting for food have
| occurred and cannibalism is being prac-
ticed. Natives have rifled the bodies
of the dead and are changing their chill
dren to be eaten. A dollar, the relief
committee reports, will save one life
until the harvest, June %, and S10,00O.-
600 is needed. The whole amount can
not be raised in China.
The situation is desperate, and Amer
leans are asked to give 100000 in the
next week. not for Christian, but for
humanitarian work. 1t is suggested
that it would be best to cable the money
to the consul here, James Lynn Rod
gers, as supplies can be purchased in
| Shanghai.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
Little Comment at Plttsburs
, Associated prAss.

PITTSBURG, April 12.-Pittsburg re-
ceived the result OF the Thaw trial
with hardly as much enthusiasm or in
terest as the baseball bulletins. There
was little comment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
Try to compromlse

Then the jury tried TO reach COM
mon ground on a verdict of man
slaughter i'm the first degree. the pun
ishment for which ranges to a maxi
mum of twenty years Imprisonment.
The men in favor of acquittal-largely
on the ground of insanity, it is report
ed, would not change their ballot and
i'm the end won over to their side one
who favored conviction. During the
forty-eight hours of deliberation only
eight ballots were cast. The jury spent
the two night sessions dozing in their
chairs.
The entire story OF what happened
I'm the jury room from the time the
twelve men retired at SIT o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon until they finally
decided this afternoon that the pros
poets OF verdict were too vague to
warrant further discussion OF the facts,
was told by one OF the jurors, Henry
c. Harvey. The final ballot. taken Just
before the jury reached It's disagree
ment IN vote, was as 1ollowss
For conviction Of murder In the first
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
AMAPALA TAKEN;
WAR NOW OVER
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The end
of hostilities in Central America IS
recorded IN the following caolegraEl
received at the state department TINS
afternoon from American Consul On
wares, dated Managua, the Nlcarasuah
capital, today: -,
"Amapala has been surrendered by
Bonilla, and the war is ended"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
LICENSED TO WE'D

Len l. Dgnvlddis. %. and Eva
G. Freeman. "a. fesler.
Carl n Hllts. a. and louise N
Larson. ~
Hlsadknsu Tskafsuka. 81, los
Angeles. and kano TrayL ~
Japan
James Phillips. II. aud Johenna
DuhenY. u.
Robert {. Hawkins. q. and Aer
ma g. Hunter. q silvera, ky.
wm. q Peterson. %. and Ethel
r Zabe. e
Chas. " Wiedfiek. 81. and Ia
Han A. Waters. ~ Osaka. MINI.
Roy = Writ a. and Hessie /.
Clemann. legal age
James X Fricth. II. Langley
and Media Barham. ~
Howard ". Willis. e. Indiana.
Penn and Ssttie Thomas. IS. 81
fsnuis
Ralph n 1oohr. ~. and f.lunie
shipman. r.
Bartlett E. Patterson. 2a, san
Francisco. aud Mabel q Curry. 81
Victoria. D. g.
Arson G. Mercer. IS. aud Myrtle
81 Crane. Is.
Morris zieai. "a. aud Jennie Toss
man. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
ADVOCATES CHANGE

- the regular weekly msefinR ~
tha Chamber ~ Commerce title
afternoon r. " Halter. chatrman ~
she committee on citY affairs 60
WhHen eas referred the question -
chaoginE the grade between Second
and Third avs on Madison It,. re-
ported that 10 was both advisable
and feasible. Fhs ebiset being %
side ths rfep~riy line. thereby re-
iiesanr the obstruction at Second ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
pEArn pEcoRo.

Deaths sore registered today ~
fnifows
Palmpr Francis " Palmer.
das. April p. a. Seattle Ceanral
hospital
YounE Clarence y Ynanf. ie
Apsii :. at Seattle General hospital
T,avfa- GeOrec 4 Davis. 81. April
7. a. Providence hospital
johnson Charles y Johnson. AZ,
April 5. az tOg8 fth as ~ p
Abtamoff Alexander Ahfamoff
Z mnnfhH. April y. - 1Ia n sasn Az
Larsen fienry { Larsen. 2 tho
April !. AZ 1Gt6 Lake Doh Az
aheehsn MichRel > sheehaa.
ss. March -. Al Galdreld, Nve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
SAYS OPPOSITION 10
PURE sELFiSHNEsS.

A member 81 the Chamber Of
Commerce said today that the oplp0'
aliion OF certain shore owners 10 the
sale ~ lake shore lands 10 raise
funds for the Alaska Yukon Pacific
opposition II purely Belfish The
supreme court has decided that
the state owns the lands. 40 these
owners nov offer 90 give them Ia
the city for n boulevard. because
that woald enhance the value OF
their property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
WILL HELP
Or. CALHOUN HNLisrs MOORE
IN HIS CAMPAIGN FOR GAR
eAoG COLLECTION nv THE
CITY.

Health OFFICER Calhoun appeared
before Mayer Moore this morning
again amd made a strung plea that
thr city At onfr take steps 10 in
stall garbage collecting depart
lasai
such viFar that the mayor sHfssd to
tats Il un 1T onee With the eonn.
eh committee
Probably thousand complaints
Of nen-fsmoYai 81 carthage have
eame IN during the winter months
what may Ne expect in miasuul-
msrf- says Df, eaihogn. 4 tkiuk
thls il a vital question which means
much fof the heallh ~ lhe city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
DEMANDS
GRANTED

The striking maehinlsts are slat-
"a to-day over what they claim 10
b. 3 victory ~ their demands for
the establishment Of a minimum
wage scale - 40 cents per honr.
The Union Machinery a supply
company has notified r ~ Stevens.
business agent ~ the union. That the
unions Demands have been granted
BY that company.
Twenty zone marhlnista Who we're
out from that shop returned this
morning. The msehinists Eay they
expect the Washington froa Works
AND the Maran company alaa 20
aorse 10 their terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
REPEAL WRONG
STATUTE

Al the FunKxatinu 81 CHARLSE =.
Cleassa. who II cesiifstnE ib~ eity
siaeatsa. hansireia 90 aii city ar
tsnaueHs have reesatty BERT r~-
featsf 30 tha city cuaHcsl wlshgat
berg rsssssi upDu - any coancil
rnfHwiltrn.
81 tbe rush - Fsp~ais shs afssl-
naues far tire ltnpFeEeFaant ~ f1fih
~ y aas repealed shlia shs con
fraefer wee silu At wsfk GA ths
street The error SIN b fcmssiisa
AZ some rxnanse
f.eaaailrnan t.richfou On Mondss
sueNeazed that the cemmftsca on
iuts ierv fass an ~ ogtiinnnrcu 60
BE- repealed ehalFnaan Rafelle, 81
mat committees. objected te aasufn-
ink ne task and the matter vas
dropped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
R0OSE Welt is NOT
SUPPORTING TAFT

purely personal With the president
NJ Root a. too cosil a proposition
for that. II the president inter
fered arbitrarily IN matter com
tina within tho Jurisdiction Of the
state department. that might Be
another proposition.
The runner of the presldeat sup
porting Taft. Ike The thlrd term
talk. Is al pure rot, emanating from
democratic sources The democratic
are anxious 20 keep up the third
term agitation. knowing well that
tha president viii NOT be ANayed
from hls purpose o. ssiifinE a. the
end II his present tern. Then
when sofue other candidate Is nom
mated By the republican party hr.
cause of R0oscveli's final refusal,
thuy wili sry 20 make capital ent 81
it by making u appear that the
president had hcen tnrued down
ana repudiatea bY his party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

-. : Hearst ucws service atnff ,
~, aakhg 10 dispose os u IN
~ nssss 81 any reasensele per
= sss he reply which tonsrvsa
wsa + Humphrey matte e.
~ rsnofseF thls mofnins. when
~ about the gumored feslsna
49, = sseresary Root lie said the
- =. ,hlns about Roosevelts sup
r.n lar the presidency
.s.,sllaulax NJ Humphrey said
= Ssss known NJ Root since !
= waahinstoa IN 1901, AZ e
.A.r q he siih coasress lie
T. ,ssn secgeiagy q var froih
n, ,isns until bis retirement from
Il. sss,ss IA February. 1904. ! sa~
..,s*ssble q him. and also dur
- - hxi c0aErcss Froia mt
~ vlzzes Il the asn l hsrdll
H., y scuid resign IN nun
R 4 ne president acted con
4 Rooss ilkins IN a matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
SALVING Is
EXPENSIVE

Advises falativs 80 tire steamship
Northwestern un the reeAs at
feafsafls landing. fAtaurhs island.
announce that $40 vessel uiii prob.
ably BE- aalvea although the dam-
saa L. considerable and sufu APP
proxifnAfinK ffs.aQa wiii have e. he
ausaf 10 expected the tug saisof
win arrive in Seattis with the Wfeck
iu about four weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
M'MILLANS PROMISE
WON'T BE KEPT

her of Cnmmerce. said today that
ne such promise was made. unlseN
personally hy Iohn ~ Mcmillan.
former commissioners Ia this state
and president OF the national an.
ISOLATION.
President MeGraw 81 the Cham.
ber in a message TO the commits.
siunern tosiay suggested that the
convention BE- held "a Iamestn~a
this war and In seattle in 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Seattle Stars Exclusive sesssss.l
CHICAGO. April As uanal.
chicnEB has alectsd maFur Nhn IL
4 character. b. which Is moaat
q man ~ striking individually
The elass Carter Harrison usa
character So eaA che younger
Mayer Dsanne was. 90 4 certain -
tent nuf Ffph 4 Buses b more
striking as personality thaH
u8mne
ffnsae T. Z Eat man. q tailg ons.
aaA yes as sull os ssnaeF - an attn.
lsta trained doNH e. TIE miuuin
Tbs postmaster who Naa einetsd
nsayof IL anffhinz buf q hiaestneks
inx bic = peFxnnallx pretty close
su the rofanson people. and has rrsn
a ios - runnh and sumble pssiotica
In private ~. he T. cssal dealer
Guiue further hack. Dr. IL chlcAen
and dox Ganrier In be ietsars houFs
tie - 81 aud q baehelof
Hsaee cannot be h4ilef a. a -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
-. 10 honghl - b Ne

Parties who bought stock In the
Seattle Fosfon Copper Company q
year aEn little dreamed that the
csmn8ny would 70 ON adding - is
holdings in the Way Is has done
The men behind the management
said they would make Seattle uoa.
ton copper stock worth 500 per
share aud il now looks rs II thcF
would accomplish II much sooner
than thay predicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
''sr ANSWER rms QUESTION:


s...t. 49, Foman nalveie asks
mar could property be
-. H.9iiyeoadie wha beat hin
eai II $50. ran ap big bIlis
- s stores and forgot to
n y. ~ oofroHed money right and
80 hesitciad 10 iquiaata. who
| 49, .h'iafen az rlcflma 10 his
operations and who
s1pned out ~ town with
-. $50 additional borrowed
a,'ig soddls editor 81 this pa
- ne opinion thar q molly
not exactly tao kind ~
49, personally uouid annly
/ ~ q TIE sort. although ho
-''h member and wanld be-
~ what he thinks
AZ 'tlauai referred 10 by the
/ - writer e q r. Cone. fay.
.asir teacher with "a resi-
~. 'i9f second aV Mr. Gone
/ ~ paris unknown. but the
80 many residents 81 Ball
/ ~ '.'iing practically every
/ 81 80. haberlashetv. Rrorafy
a. = sag anything about hin
! A.. go The parents ~ the
a. Hho took music ieasona
Il ere hoping that some DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Mayor Moore has vetoed the ufit-
nance granting a teanae to stsfr
VHrien for saloon la the ht~'-
monf ~ the Bailey building AZ sea-
end and cherry The mayors rs"-
sons are that there are enough ST
looms IN the neighbgrhood. and tbnt
z saloon nc the place IN question
would be objectionable 90 podeF-~
triana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
CAN'T FIND
BROWN

- searsa fuF ToEa Bfowa. sas
~ mnraefer ~ bis fsghsgs wamtsss
! chzAslls sho uaa f0and IL
~ b. 4 Jury and released an y
IN q kaaeas corpus. has thus far
k<xa fFu4lssa hFOWm was EN-.
s14fsx - fhe Gal ffcek LHmbcr
axmay after his Felease from iaii
~ alnappeafet. apon isarnspx that
IT, snpEnme eourt assgruind the
- q hakeaz ewpas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

=. x.slsaal Convention q Rail.
- esmmlssioners viii probably
. - "a ssiher Washington. y.
A = 1.nsssown. Instead Of Sc.
-. a. Iels =, because The Al
-, .splse u tas Seattle Cham.
4 fsrnn.sFrr to take the com.
r'...'eexs q 4 trip 70 Alaska eau.
b y carried o. 80.
sr<~sxrs Ysaaell q thr ehA'ii'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
NEW SUPT
NAMED

Mayor Moore yesterday afieruoou
senf 20 the cifY clerk the appoint
ment Of Charles X Case 10 be su.
nefintnnfant ~ streets and sewers
This Is the eleventh appointment
the mayor has made ~ men 10 sue.
coed A. T.. Walters. whose term OK.
nirad January Case Is q member
of the Carpenters union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
WILL BUILD
FERRY

p ssaa,T eotumiaaianefs have
ss'sa . aseept 49, feeommanda !
80 = fftak Wssksr. marlse sur
~ sna aassl afehiises. Who ex-
- tae isrfsbsst king countY.
- = pu1a new baaf along me
- sHzs vi b BIN sad fnaisii
= hAsaaasff q M eia ferry. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
HORSE BURNED sV
a LIVE WIRE

william Wright wna almost com
platrly buried In r. mud puddle on
Tuesday evening by being thrown
from horse NJ Twelfth av = and
~. Alder St The horse stepped
npon q broken trolley Nlre ON the
Main # car line The horse rolled
IN the street. apparently In great
agony. while a volume Of smoke
arasa from his body M the hair and
hide burned under the heavy vol
tage OF the wire The horse had
20 be ahot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
SMALLPOX

ssgsn easss 81 sssaiipox Wess dise
rHserad thiA noeu ~ Fatfuiman
ks~fr among passssEesa arriving Vn
ths Northern Pacific frura Epnkame
The etscA eautaiaiuK the seven
eHtifnts wsa aldgtsackasi aud auaf
tufiHed hF Okfieex ealhann ne
eHslme q tse disease wefe SETTLERS
rasaiuk % the soasa rhe health
efEsef fears that passengers ffuHn
~ saase car - tHs rsfienis aseu.
aled hayr sspaFAtet ard faay snrra8
TIE ais-aee in the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
PASS THROUGH SEATTLE.

The state railfpad commissioners
Of Montana arrived "a Seattle Tues-
day and ieff today for Olympia.
where q gathering 81 the railroad
commissioners of Washington and
Oregon wiil be attended By them on
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
Climatic ~ IN PERIL.


VANCOUVER. " q. April 10
Al attempt was mada last night %
set fire ~ tie buildings Boz china
town A ligbt piece N paper was
found in pile ~ shavlHgs lBat IN
time 10 prevent a fire A reWafd ~
$3.50 waH offered this morning ~
the same person u suspected ~
lighting the fires "a Stevenson. y. &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
BALLOT BOX
FRAUDS

iseFs2gs Tslaarasn ssfNteef
s4x FRANCISCO. April ie II
: sn.asnesi thai shes TIE sfand
- rpefs his afieEnoon e will
-. rs ne charge against joins
.r-xst nexs etisos q ths Exam.
mst vhs Il i aiiexed xaxe $50
= r8sls Crsasy and tAmsA tofffri 2
"a xAeA d say ths ballot boz
s,rsrs b Ne rrtaa3ry electiosia
I fs4 b oE4sr 70 give tie Hearst
srzsnissfson eanlsui q the fsm0
ttztle nsaxAlne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
FINED

lssasps Tsiearspk ssrxissl
kKW T0fk. April i6.-Iame3
exsn bsnnssi uax fIned ifaae1 !
IN ElllmAa. managing editor II
y ~ YORK Herald. 1850 and
- nsfsI PBalishinx company a
uFmzlsa ft914 for printing Oh
ssaA zassrhlns this morning
~ szs isasaninx tha pleas *
szAix ~ snpants Nsgs paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
RETURN TO WORK

- &pFa i9 The sis tFIeai
= 80 vsher men sha struck
fslss y - csnts a day re-
z wmk his morning pend
- = /. a'ssasiaa Il TIE wage sssis
- p iaised over tomor
Hssiiag attended by Jahn
s,sn' = the Amalramatsd Cop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
OFFICER DRUNK AND
ASLEEP IN PATROL BOX.

PatFolmAn = " nekeY. a pruha.
iiuaRrx officer. as foand helpless.
l. drank and asleep IN lsatrui hox
Ma g. Qteen Aane Az aud daiwE
a.. - Sergeant stuart az Il o'eisek
last ulEhf. aud uheu hruuTht BE-
fore Capt Ward. was promptly
dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
ZINC LINED sc0W

Tho Anderson Steamship com
naue has agreed 20 build q zinc
lined oil scow. which will prevent
spilHnn Oh on the waters - Lake
Warrington Much trouble has
been caused BY the present leaky
wooden sCow.
Marshall Field and company, nt
Chicago. are patrons 81 the Wash.
ingfau Fire Insurance Company Of
tails city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

(seripns Telegraph esrviss.l
PORTLAND. Orr, NpFit IT, ne
q. n a - passenger tFain No.
ia reported WfesRea east - Feudle.
taa The sneSussr j. seriously hurt
ths flFeman ie niasiaE ard many
passengers are rrpertsA injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

sequences The trouble gave evidences of dread disease
the younger doctor told the patient Taken Of mme
diaey. It might be cured IN ten days. for $40
This institute advertses in It's literature Of ser
Gus diseases for S..
ALL BOILED INTO ONE.
white-haifed with crippled seemed to
constitute the entire staff Of specialists for specialist
Tor women specialist for eye throat and lungs
specialist for brain nervous stomach liver kidneys and
bladder specialist for blood skim glands paralysis rheuma
u eatarrh and dopsy specialist IN all forms of electricity
pances Of the National Medical Institute. advertised in the
personal column OF the Sunday Times
This paragon Of specialism, who refused to give his
Immediately pronounced The Star reporters trouble
to be unmsababe evidence Of constitutional disease and
insisted immediate IL could be cured Il taken
~ time Probably $40 would cover the cost OF cure at
tho present stage OF the disease.
The offices Of the Globe Medical company. which adj
ycrses special diseases Of men, presented great
the OF the other places located below
Yeser way The offices and well furnished The
inevitable representations Of woman unadorned ON the
walls of the higher class Of Or r NJ Radcliffe,
who holds down the chair OF speeaism IN this institute
also Of a different cut. Is his scale Of prices
But the method was the same
SLIGHTLY EXPENSIVE HERE.
The patient evidently suffering from dread dis
Through immediate treatment Il could be cured ~
30 days probable Of $50 Allowed 20 without
attention it was result seriously.
Above Yeser way the character OF the advertising
specialists alter DR. Dunaway. Of the scott Med
zeal Institute gave diagnosis much the truth The
affon Of the patient is present form was not serious,
he said although might develop into something serious
II should be treated and watched He thought SIS would
the expense
The medical advertising which leads inqurcrs 10 the
mentioned offices done under the heading OF Med
zeal Institute The of the eminent specialists
mentioned in the advertisements and seldom dis
closed ~ the consultation
Recently advertising specialist using the name
~ The State Medical institute. Second and Washing
81. caught pFaetieng medicine without license,
and u az present under Of IN the penis
Tertiary Ills fault lay IN not having thonghtfuy pro-
vided himself with diploma from obscure Eastern
medical college and state certificate before beginning
operations his victims IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

fosmer tiis ilfn has hcen one OF
practical politics Hiaee b. Naa =
he WAS tuan clerk. coavt haiiff. dep
us4 sheriff state representative aisa
appointed postmaster By Prnaidsnt
Roosevelt In 1875
FoF aons time Ia state taaliilea
uassa has been iaoksd upua az tlfe
ueaermahrr hstween tho city fsaiisl
cans and tse coantrf paiittriane
tsafw ren ahons a. 10 many states.
40 iuee Is lokt Ia toen h. has csf
gtel several aaggta In hla pocket
rroplo she have horume used y
nrunaunrinK Mafuf punne'a namss
dur. ksKr a hard timu esiliast
nuaAa anything bat bna Tw
simon puse German uroannelsyiass
~ the name h. sbooaas bar ia
same - KenrrNilY pfuuUunr ~
busy b. Chlrakuana There A.
sa0sfai fhrF pronunciation affe*i
81 rs The uuiutiatra
Bussr waa born in Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
GIRL GOES FREE

49, Maryland. or Marian
a. e Ne gave her name nj
,s.. z1'ee s'asssn. vas released this
- 81 20 irom The county iail. and
CO.. tsssn IN easrze BY the
( 49,. SISTERS. The girl confessed
(, . .s.'as stolen 90 10 money and
- 70 so from the home II
= NoseiY. under whom
49, "oFsinE a. q domestic.
* !. ~ arrest last Thursday che
~. !. ssien. and either Is or pre-
Co. = deaf Had not fho
Asiefs taken charge u
49, in4niFf into her sanity
rohabig have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
MANY nav cLERKs.

The International Pfutsciiys As
Hariast8u ~ Retail Clerks Initiated
les naembsfs. msey af them women.
snio the locai order ri a meeting
Tuesday nlrht.
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PERRY MONKEYS WITH BUZZ SAW

WASHINGTON, April ioperry Belmont touched the burr
this morning running Ne said inter
view. "lH Of the United remote the capitol
there that there In Washington neee
uai giant commanding the armies and navs presiding over
the administration OF Justice giving advice, Judges
threatening eontralna railroads. hla leisure
becoming aber o. and determining the aea
unes Of the nation In reality the bic stick" ordinary
weapon long used by president with skill not
eian Never has patronage, which 10 the blg stick been
used seishy applied vndictlvey than at the
present necessary FOR the eEt
mate o. Roosevelt the capitol by
stion 20 and Judge
s generally believed that Belmont will be aaorsd BY the
president