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are democrats and seventy are republicans,
making ffty-six necessary for a choice.
Goddard, from the first ballot has had
the united support of the forty-one demo-
Gratis. although he has been a lifelong re-
publican somewhat of the type of La Fol-
lette. For years past he has evinced indie
pendent characteristics, although he never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17
Houdini.

Houdini the handcuf king and prison
breaker" plays his last Washington en-
gagement at Chase's next week On Mon
day afternoon and night he will undertake
10 publicly refute the secret panel charge
10y Maurice Joyce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17
Vogel's Minstrels.

John W. vogers Big City MINISTRIES come
10 the Majestic week of March %. The
company contains a host OF comedians, vo-
caljsts and speciality artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

longitudinally across the levee, binding 1t
In every direction.
The work of placing the dirt is done prin-
cipally by means of wheelscrapers, oper-
ated by mules. Under some circumstances
small natcars are used. propelled by q
locomotive and bringing the earth from
greater distance. This is not often done
except when continued rains have made
the ground too soft for successful work
with the teams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17
Sounding an Exultant Note.

From the Sabetha Kan, Herald.
We may not quite have reached the spike
tail coat stage of social elegance In Sa-
betha. but there amt town In the state
that can show finer line of fancy vests
than Is worn by US Sabetha men at society
functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17
company. His right leg was broken and he
is believed to be fatally injured.

Marie Doro did not remain long abroad
and did not carry out her plan of appearing
in The Morals of Marcus In London.
She is back in New York, and next fall
Mr.. Charles Frohman will present her in
the principal role of The Morals of Mar
Gus. which is to be presented In this
country.
A special from Boston says that Charles
Frohman has cabled that he and George
Edwardes of the Gaiety Theater, London,
who first produced The Little -Cherub. -
have made arrangements to jump Hattie
Williams and her company from Boston
to Melbourne. Australia. The company
leaves Boston next month, and expects to
remain in Australia until the first Of Sep
TENDER
Dave Lewis has been engaged by Thomas
W. Ryley to play part in The White
Chrysanthemum, which will be produced
for the first time in Philadelphia the latter
part of this month. With the engagement
of Mr.. Lewis the male cast of the lyrical
musical comedy is complete and consists of
Henry V. Donnely. Van Rensselaer, Whee-
Ter. Lawrence Grossmith, Edward CARVE.
James Reynolds and Leonard Hornsby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

delegation from Irish societies in San
Francisco created riot at the production
of The Belle of Avenue A." because they
thought one scene in the play insulting to
the Irish. Eggs were thrown and the rest
of the audience was thrown INTO a panic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

caolegram from London last Friday
said that Tom B. Davis has arranged for
the temperance in that city of Maxine e.
lou. She VIII open at the Lyric Theater on
September and remain there three
months This arrangement will keep Miss
Elliott out OF America next season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

Howard Hun has been engaged by Henry
Miller for the Juvenile part OF Capt. Pey-
ton in ON Parole" Mr.. Huh will succeed
Morgan Conan. who is TO have a part in
Rida Johnson YOung's play. The Boys OF
Company Il.
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CLIFFORD W. Grant OF New York, owner
and manager OF the London Gaiety Girls. Z"
playing In Cincinnati last week jumped
from third-story window OF Homer's
Hotel on account OF adverse criticism of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

President Roosevelt will press the button
thai will open the Actors Fund fair at the
Metropolitan Opera House. New York. in
May. The electric connection with the
opera house Is 10 be installed in the White
House gratuitously by the Postal Telegraph
COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

Williams and Walker, the colored come
dams. are said TO have signed contracts
viii tEe MeSsrs. Shubert. and will appear
under their management in an original
musical comedy. entitled 'Bandana Land"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

Fred Thompson. one OF the owners of the
New York Hippodrome. has gone into the
klaw Granger vaudeville combination.
ana with A L. Erianger will constitute
the executive committee of the new organi-
zation. which Is now to be INCORPORATED
under name not yet made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17

My Darling" the new musical play by
Seymour Hicks and Herbert Halnes which
had It's premiere in London under the man
agement of Charles Frohman last week
was well spoken OF by the critics The
piece will be produced In this country next
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17
Playhouse Paragraphs.

AS Ye Sow is making its fifth tour o
New England.
Richard Mansfield will close his presen
season April -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
ICE COMBINE HITS
LARGE CONSUMERS

Coupon books for 1000 and 1000
pounds are done away with. Rich
and poor alike muat buy the 500
pound books Tho effect IL to make
the leo which coolu the rich man .
champaign cost as much aa that
which keeps the poor familys mllk
from spelling
Hotels. restaurants aud saloons
bear maat of the burden Of Ia
creased rates Consumers OF from
Is to 400 pounds of Ice daily VIII
have 20 pay 10 eents per hundred
weight more FOR thelf leo. Con.
sumers Of from 400 to 600 pounds
Of ice will have "a pay Q cents
more per hundredweight
The sale Of tee for cash from the
wagons Is absolutely prohibited BY
a regulation which went iuto effect
today along with tho raise.
Letters issued 60 consumers BY
the Diamond Ice a Storage com
nany. tha Seattle Ice company aud
the standard loe company explain
that the readiuaimcnt Of ratea IL
necessary OWNS 10 Tie senofal
and iarse increase durlnk the past
YEAR In the coat or labor, fuel,
horse feed and All other materials
used IN the manufacture and dis
tfthution Of ice
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-. 10 wife Of Richard powdsa. =
daughter
HIsse-s~At Columbia station, April
10, 70 wife 81 WIN, !. REESE, 500
Fitfs-At sBte ffxins 81, April -,
20 wife OF u Crockett fitta. a son
HFareen@ 81 Firm aY n.
Apfil ap. 60 wife Of chas hfoassn.
a hon.
ohameto==At $40 ii sixth ays q
April ~. 10 vile OF NJ ohamoto. a
daughter
Mass-At als ". Pine 90. April 30
10 wife 81 Jacop ~ Moss. a son
MatilanAasaAl taah Fremont nNsl
April ~. TO wife Of john Mecloud.
lfsin--At aaga seventh sx,. April
20. to wife 81 VIM n. HELM. sou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Santa Clara will clear
tonight for Valdez with passengers
and freight
Tho british fourmaated bark
MattsrhoFn. Capt. Morrill,. VIII
clear shortly for vancouver where
shs will load lumber for South
Africa
The tug c. G. Cherry, Owned BY
the Northwestern Steamship Co.
goes 10 the a,aakan fisheries 70.
day
Bob Evans, chief steward OF the
steamer buchanan. viii leave that
ship after her n~xt trip 10 Frisco
70 tAno the chief stewardship Of the
steamer Indiana. running between
Frisco and Nome The Indiana be
longs to the naraaon-Hibhert Co.
ana makes TIA fret trip % Nome
on May 80.
Tho steamer California leaves Sc
attic tomofruw for Tacoma whence
abe will clear for Honolulu
uarkcntlnes 7. Z. EmlGh and Jas
Johnson arrived this moFninE from
sAn Pedro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

A. 4 result u the council iAs'
week appalnting Horace Roberts
chief Of the are department. hah
lard found itself this morning With
out proper aro protection. When
the new chief took hls place this
morning All membsrs II the ballard
department but the two drivers. I'd
Clarknon and Andrew heattie. -.
signed Three men comra~s me
striking eoutinsant. bcing IN.
friendly 10 Roberts
Roherss vas prepared nor = Ecn.
eral wnik.oat. a. he had several
men ready TO take thn vacant
places. The nev men are Tom
Fiaherty. John BFidsca and ssm
olsen. They have bad veFy htils
sxpsrirncn IN rro nghsinE accord
Ing 10 Chief Roberts. and ia case 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Combination % raise prices
which reduces the Gust 10 the
ANAL consumer, ls the novel out
growth OF the situation IN the ice
trade IN seattle
The new sehcduie Of prices TOT
tee. which waA Put iuto effect By
the three leo companies OF the city
this morning. IL not the result Of
"A combination ia restraint OF
trade, but concerted effort q
pat the Ice business on a better
basis. according 20 Quinun Penis.
ton. manager Of the Diamond Ice
and STORAGE company
All residential consumers % Ice
arc put on an equal basis By the
neN schcduie. and all viii pay ten
cents less pcr 500 pounds than
they have paid for tho past two
years. Coupon books Tor 500 pounds
cost $3.50 this year. against ta'sV
last year
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DAMAGE SUIT.

Sui, ~as begun today 10 the Unit.
ed States circuit court b. Sarah
Small. guardian for Benjamin. IL
Greenwood. q minor. AxAins, the
Puget Ilil company 70 recover si6.
600 DAMAGE The petition states
that Green xood had both legs
broken By becoming entangled IN
y belt while employed al this com
pRny's aAu mill All Gamble. Ksgsap
county. pecemhef II. 1905.
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When you take into oonsidera-
ton the large stock OF spring and
summer novelties for mems clothes
carried by I'd white. the tailor POS
Collins bldg. and when you I'M
deraland what an important part
tho cutting plays with the fin
ished product you will naturally
note the difference In Whites
clothes a. he does all bis own cut
ting. and puts a certain style IN
them that pleases. s.'
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Deaths we're Registered ta1Ay -
fHllowN
lavlnus- WttliaR feNNiAur, 81.
Amt IL - rrnNtIanne HHstttaA
Arustan-aAdoiH J AtastHu. -
Anil a. a. aaa Hlsii -
Nfahfkafea s8aaihsf8. 10. Apft
- steamer MaHlMFA
lfiw@MA aaE Hae Fitns. ST. ArFu -.
a. seattle GENERA hospital
Mataa1 ksat Art - M9E a. A. ~,
4rrf ii. ~ fauf ~ jackson -
ftrsffwm aNRtffa tYuno4 - ANti ~.
~ as 3HHhlns -
tfsW MABEL r Nf*ws IL AHfti
% a. 1888 ftfsh a. "
caaunfe-f.iis EHHpffs a. ApFA y.
At a4la y Valley 81
"a aliaaam aliaaaila N wallace 81
Anru ~ AZ fta FwrntH second ~
Carlson FtaIaz Carlson. 40. AHfti
II. ~ seattle
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MISSING PERSONS

Richard Richardson. Donnoiii.
Ontario Went TO the kiondike and
his wife has not heard Of him
since 1909. May be- dead.
Frank GOyne aud son. Hillary
ooyna. wifa IN Chicago hasn't
heard OF him sinoe he went 10
AlAaka. In November. 1906.
VIM Rasmussen OF 81 tohn,
Wash, r. waited by . Sister. Mrs
Thomas Brown Of Chicago.
Mira Oscar wikatedt Of itdaA
Twenty second ay.. lately married.
wants the poliea 20 md her bus
baad, who has been missing since
April II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
SHIPPING MEN magr.

The COMMITTEES detailed BY the
Puget Sound Shipping association
20 handle the demand OF the long
shorefHen for an increase In wages
met this afternoon In ths office Of
the Citizens AIliancs. Lumber IN.
change building. 10 make a report
20 the association OF the action Of
the ionEshoremsn in breaking OF
associations
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MANY BOYS ARE MISSING

The police have been kept eK'
tromely busy the Last few days Try
inx 10 locate missing boys. To-day
three mere boys sore reported lost
Archie Hartford. ~ years old. an
ompioye Of Moraa's. has been mise
lnk since April 80. tits home Il
az i0aa Main 1T. George HATtwiek
N years old. has lcft home Etwafd
FIlba. Is. has ieft home Hls par
enta live AZ ct t.akeeef av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
BALLARD FIRE DEPARTMENT
GOES ON STRIKE

4 serious nrc the city would be Ia
grave danger
Roberts vas chief % tho depart
meat unIil q Ynaf REe. when be
rosignnd on aeoouut of trouble N
the department and George Jaeksoh
vas appointed h his place. Fred
FFednrtekson. assistant ehlcf. and
Conrad wtgxia ana John irwnHnn.
u.pemea. are the strikers They
preferred 90 aais with Jackson
rather than serve under Roberta
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A Necessity

IN THIS DAY AND Aav !,
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Ia vypx
ESSENTIAL TO THE succRea
FUL PERSON.
A FEW POINTS ARE AIs0 IA
sEHTiAL TO THE MoDpsr
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT ~
MUTT BE FIRE AND BURgi 4 ;
PROOF, CENTRALLY LDclTgn
EASILY ACCESSIBLE AMI AZ
FORD PRIVACY TO IT'S era
TONER'S.
THE VAULTS OF WIN d pm
KIks a CO. BANKERS IN Tuy
Af.AkKA BUILDING. FILL All
REQUIREMENTS. BOXES A X
PER YEAR. !.
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PosToFFice INSPECTION.

postofficer Inspector Butler and
his assistants have just completed
their annual tour Of inspection Of
the stations and substations In Sc
attic Of which there are forty.one
The report shows that everything
was found to be la satisfactory
condition with no discrepancies ~
ans of the afaffuna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
LOCAL FLASHES


secs far sz~leao.
Huit has basn hroumht IN tn@ fec
srat eaaft ~ Patrick shisats
.sa,rst me Tfssaaat cpai a ceks
contrary fsv as 200 damages for
psrssnAl injuries sustained while
working In the eofnpanss minss Al
wilkeson-
Peas. Agssaprtaftss rasses.
The Officials 81 The Al p nHpe-
.ttton have been Informed that
hiii was passed Tuesday niGht ~
fhs peHnsYixeaia house 81 rspressn'
tssivss. appropriations So. eco Ter an
anhittt at ths fair IN ises
Car. o. rhirs A.. secs
chfsf Ehsfnees iowd % the seat
tie Eleztfir CO. said Yesterday that
the company expects "a b ready fer
operatlua go cars owes Third AZ.
Within the ussf thiffF 70 fefff
aaps II wfn be setus tine before
the cempAnr will zee ths t9op
srBuna ~ ths tnion Depot ofeF
that thoreushfsfe
.sss-kifs. Iaw ta rer~ss
rive inspectors - the water Of
ne started cot today TO distrihuts
tha 1Go os cards 81 rules ana rssuia.
sians e novera FOE the iswn
spfinkiias season These cards fur
nlsh al the Information necessary
10 siss che hoasahoidsF q seed
knowieaxs 81 the spfirkiins iss
yiolasIsns % the rules viii Be
promptly punished
Jmawe frv.ts Here.
Jaawe " ifwtn Of CHFhaiis eaun'
t.. u hoiairg court shis week 50
pspartmsnt Of the Superior court
IN place % 1uAse r4lIfnsn. whess
health saatinuss peot.
rrse ~. c.ss*-
The Pine 1t fssrsde eases. eli 2
began en April II. we're concludes
Yesterday. There were Ees xertiefn
20 fetal amoaat % damages bsing
tts.ssf
saft over Wacsatey Estate
Mary n 0afsiuto and NermAa y
Maraulsy have sued Harriet Macao
10y Peabody and chas - faas8t,
for az aueountlng for their share o.
fhs estate % Harriet Marauiar.
seattle eIrI uasss~a.
Miss Helen - Yeung a Efadaafs
or ihe Seattle Hish school ana az
present iuulaf az the University
- California. has been sppointea a.
assistant ~ thn biological Laaata-
fary - - Ieias meas san DISCO.
cal
Mai uaYdea 90 Nisit.
Mater John 1. Hayden. y. = A.
has been granted a leave % absence
which he will spend With his family
In the northwest Major Hayden
vas the first military instructor
+ az The University % Washington. lie
10 ths con o. the late Major John
a. Hayden.
View Cars Arrive.
More cars have arrived 20 be Put
/ an TIE Intsrerhan road now 10
course - construction between Bal
lard ard Everett
Halslne Enmin~ Fuad,
pf 81 A. Matthew'S. president %
{ the Seattle branch ~ the RED cross
society. reports that Hste.be Las
+ been raised Tor the China famine
+ sufferers
Nui Teach az Iaassn.
Harlan rfumhuii left yeatsrday
Cor Juneau. Alaska. where he VIII
trach in the hlHh school for five
months Trufmbuli IL = student at
{ the university and has qualified for
membership IN the sigma Chi seuis
ETY..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
Aurorsr Is rlsED.

Justice Gordon Tits morning fin.
ed " 4 Ferris 80 for driving
bis automobile beyond the speed
limit Fred Castle. charged with
the same offense. failed 70 put IL
an appearance and his bail Of tg5
wAa ordered forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
caomsla 10 BETTER.

c. q. crombls. of the Seattle Car
Manufacturing Co. who IL A. the
Seattle General hospital suffering
from spinal meningitis which be
contracted a week ago. IL reported
to be much better today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

PORTLAND. MAJ t~-A eannan
bal sailed HFef tAH Slty Yesterday
and aia considerable damage % .
sash and dauf factory besides creas
fttHN rsrttsMset asaanE tHs
heads No uHs uaa huTL Tie ball
was nrsd fHom tbs hech 81 tie
afNa 81 tha etsarfsf gsuats Hteas ara
eWHHs 20 : saY faNs hfraAsns tie
ssII came ettyNafds Instead u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
THIS rs DEWEYS
ANNIVERSARY

MAaiiiNuToN. May T. Nine
years ago this morning Admiral
h6aaY sailed into Mauiia bay
Tonight iAsNeYa frtsnis vii aiys
hin = banquet Ga erlshratiqn OF hts
victory.
uFtdlpy. to whom Dewey SAID
'fau may fire Hha ureaiy, aFtdleN
In lead and three other captains
ara lead fhose officers Htiil tlNs
ms gill attend the banquet
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learns Something Every Day


snam 10 o e asssnts#.
ssFisis TIE unfvaits1 crclo
toaeh with What
nss %
yes eiths
before
ne eaw - o. y
snss And Il IL ths sAas ln tsratex l.
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$500 70 $3.50 Per Tract
Very Easy Terms

We have arranged terms which we believe viii sun
everybody You can pay ten per cent cash and ne ~
ainder on monthly installments suit onethrd cash
and the remainder in and two years five per cent
off for all cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

SPOKANE. MAJ The Iifa Of
Mlaa leila - kFahas IL denpelfsa %
FaH fha past 80 haHFs she las lain
81 ere Sacred Heart flosgltsl o. aa
gHeaHsr ieHH noutittaa. Tbs othef
night WMfHs fnMtna out OF the
MaHHinRtsH thsatfs large picture
feli. striking her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

OMAHA. Nay i.--cansidins q eai.
it3an. u Seattle. have purchsFad the
NaHwuut thaafef here 60 tahp pos
hs Used ~ connection with the
Naaafiiis places controlled ~ the
western managers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
Gardening, Berry RaIsInA
RdnChIn0

The cities Of Washington growing much sssr
than the rest of the that the demand for vegetables
fruits berries poultry etc is getting stronger es1
year and at constantly increasing prices No class Of p
pie in the country independent or free fros
worry than the small farmer who is located adjacent
large cities with fine market always at hand At See
view the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
GOULD WINS


fsertpp. TsisErssh ssrstss.b
LONDON. May Jay GOULD 10
daY defeated At tennis Pencil ia
three straight sets, This gives him
the right 20 challenge Mills for the
championship Of England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

THREE OF Five FIRE POINTERS
QUIT WHEN HORACE RIOS.
gRrs TAKES PLACE As CHIEF
--aoRrAERN SUBURB LEFr
VITA IMPROPER PRoTEe.
TON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
ARRAIGNED


NEW YORK. May i.--ManaEer
aerugham OF tho International Poi.
leyaoldora committee. arrested
with Charles stirrup and G. +. Car.
rinEton In connection with the eioc
lion Of trustees Of the New YORK
Life. was arraigned this morning
ana Immediately furnished $1,000
ball. The hearing will be Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
INJUNCTION SECURED.

A temporary injunction Was 10.
day granted By Judge Hanford
against Miaa Marian brown. OF
Day. Okla, restraining her from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

further interfering win N. -.
ness Of n. =. Brown Of Wa. -
castle. y. G., until the sui 49,
ing over $500 new psnsIs, ' 4
ths suDrsms court. brousbl
Miss Brown against II. n ~
q bankrupt. IL settled. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

MANILA. May i.-~capt y. 6 Cole.
% the uuAHkefmaataH department..
aud chief clerk u. y Thornton, who
rolls. pleaded not aiifY ~ the syig
ina court 40 date eaa nkea Tor
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
SEEKING LONG LosT slsrgR.

Aiva c. Davis Of Chicago has
written 60 the police asking for
Information concerning Mrs silva
o'shoa. a sister. from whom moth.
Tag has been heard for 10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

tsertpps Tsisarsph ssfttee'p
ALBANY. \ T.. May The sen
ate today defeated uaN, HuEhss = =
voting 20 permit counsel Ter het-
saY 10 argue before she aeuat :
asainst fhe fumuiiasi9usrr removal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

aAN FnAsClHco. Nay Prices
% Hl1rrsnf grades af baiidtua ma
isFtai have Jumped 80 hiah as OIL
roy Afte 40 Efeat has been the
demand that eusaent. etc, Il short
and Ghs price has saHs ap accord
thKfg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
Soil Is a Rich, Black Loan

aud suitable for every kind Of gardening for fruit and
berryraisiag and chickenranohing The tracts are IN
usually level and quite easily cleared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

svousinE IN Hampton Roads hut
and places IN one 81 the contrasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

WASHINGTON. MAY 4 THE
president has appointed Col Charles
l. Hodges. 81 the Twenty fourth in
fantry. . neGFo regiment. q hfiHa
der general Gen, Hodges 10 nov
IN the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

For hicyeie. phonoEraph. kodak
or other repair work that you wiah
done a little better than other
shops DO. 90 20 splnuinx. 1910 SEC.
ona Az. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


CHICAGO. May Notorious al
plafaa factories for medical stadsuts
are 90 BE- pat down and cut ~ the
state medical beard ean accomplish
this purpose. aaaeA doctors ntont
also so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

REsrAuRANrs AND SALOONS
PAY MORE FOR ioH. WHILE
PRIVATE CITIZENS Will ogr
Tea CHEAPER THAN LAST
YUAR-RteH AND POOR WILL
PAY ALtkH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

NEW YORK, MAY IA movement
has started here which has for itH
purpose the raising 81 funds for the
purchase 81 Palestine and for the
starting Of HsbFsW nation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

expert
fields that
hu hvsn Of famous az various banshes q Classified
order that profit ~ them
n sfnreheass ~
ans te expenditure e goana mli2a q dailsgsi -
ne best - aist merely nominal and payments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

s0R FUg.M. Va. MaY f@Aasris
ran sailors = On az "a thn nisTes ~
tea - three International faces -
teaeu the crews 81 SIS shins rend=
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aovEnSanNr rsvEsrroaTros.


WAaifINuTON. May i.--fhs gov
eminent has started en- tntesbg ).
ffau Of over twenty railroads ans
steamboat tines accused Of diaefifns
tnattun IN shipment ana HANDLING
cottou goods Tor export
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Judge Hanford today ordered the
attachment case % the puwamiah
Gravel company against the AaAo-
line tuM LILY dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Hirths we're faxi,isfsa today a.
''i so-ssn--A, rs ~uas -. Aprfi