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The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

Write or 'PhOne Pistorio's Popular
Band and Orchestra for low rates. Resi-
dence. 2l42 G. st NV Phone West 59Sr.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

PiStOriO'S Popular Band nj the Skating
Rink is congratulated nightly.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Hnrvey'S Restaurant

IIITNtt = ILtNIAuTIuN
Will be open on Sundays hereafter from
D. m. to midnight
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Finert Michigan Potatoes. 2Oc Pk.l

Tomatoes, &C and Sc can; peas, &c can;
butter, 30c; eggs. pc; cheese, 20c; cur
rants. 10c; raisins. PFC; best flour, $50
i bbl sack. j. I. ID. PyleS Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Crni.eru Rench MonteNideo.

TaStefuIIy Designed Floral Work
For weddings, teas, &c. Shaffer, 14th and l.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

Sweet Violets, nc Fer Bunch.
Kramer. the tlorist. 9I6 y ST NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Finert MichIenn Potatocr. Zoo Pcck,

Thirty years experience. Drs. Buchanan
& Vineberg, 709 X st. NV. Phone NJ 66gl.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

The Finest of ChySanthemums.
GUIDES NUNS" last very long, for they
are fresh cut when delivered. l2l4 +.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

Music at Harvey's
Evenings from to midnight
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
PLEASED OVER VIEWS.
Commissioner MacfarIand Receives
Letter of Congratulations.

In a letter to Commissioner MacfarIand
yesterday, A. Z. Shoemaker, attorney for
the Anti-SaloOn League, expressed salts
faction at the views taken by the Com
missioner in regard 20 the temperance
in this city. Mr.. Shoemaker
said most Of the suggestions made by
Commissioner Macfarland were good. and
in his judgment should be followed in any
effort made to secure new legislation
"Of course the Anti-SalOOn League does
not advocate licenses, either high or low" "
the letter read, but / am quite sure the
POSITION you have publicly taken will
greatly strengthen the effort being made
to minimize, as far as possible. the evil
OF intemperance in the District"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

The New Washington Terminal Station
VIII be opened November II, 1907. on and
after which all SOUTHERN RAILWAY
trains Will use this new passenger station
instead Of the present passenger depot at
9Th and B SITS. NV.
/. :. BROWN.
General Agent, Southern Railway.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
NOTAS Y NOTlCl AS

tu'iones de primer grado on ambas Eodillas
y Lucis no Sanchez, de PueTt@ de Iierrs,
&c una herida p0E deggsrTo con p6Edida
total de una paEts del labio inferior de
pHon6stico leve, salvo accidente
En- 81 hospital municipal existen 86
enfeFmcs, en- el especial de mujeres AS, y
/ On ell cuaren tsnaTio.
En- el pr6ximo vRpor de los EAtados
Unidos SO eBpeEa al Juez Ridley, de la
Corte Federal
-El dia 25 Se espeFa en- este puerto al
vapoF "President procedente de Santo
Domingo seguiF6 visje SAINT Thomas.
Eft c0Treo de los Estadoa Unidos trajo
aver % sacos de Certif0adog, de Egpsf1e; 8
de Frsncia , 21 de los EstRdos UnidoB.
A lss once de Ia ncchs estaba "a diRttibui'
da toda Ia correspondence.
Ell hogar de !oA eBponoB And6iar hs
sido bendecido con uu hermoBo nina que
lltva ell rombre de Manuel. La msdre
del nina 20 encuentTa ya psrfectsmente
bien por 10 que felicitRmos los distin'
guides espoBcs
-Hasta ahora han Rido aprobadoB 35
maestros gFRduados en- los itimoB exSma'
nep. Falts aun hRcer la clRpifcaci6n del
distrito de Ponce.
Aver llegaron de los EstadoB UnidoB
25 maestyaB nuevas, de II g 6s, para las
eacuelas de Ia islR. EBtas no aumentan
81 n6mero total de mseatvas de iDg'6s ain6
que ocupRn los puestoB que Eenunciaron
los qua ocupaTon estRS plRzRg On el aio
escolaF pasado.
-Hs lido nombrado Mr.. e. n Clor.
per principal que fl6 de lR High School,
inspector general de las eacuelaa p6blicau
do ia isis, en- UuBtituci6n de Mr.. AyTes
qnien EMBARGO CT fsrmo para los EsEados
Unidos On el vapor de aver.
-Setanta aiete maeatFos rurAles han
sido aprobadoB en- los dttimoB ex6meneB
celebrates bsjo Ia direction del departa
mento de instruction. En 81 diltrito, de
Aibonito, 2; Gusyams, 8; Fsjsrdo, !; Ca
rolina, 2; Ssn Juan, 5; Yauco, II; San
German, -; Maysgiez, II; Lsrea, z;
Arecibo, 2; Manatf, 3; Vega BajR, =
Coamo 6.
-Enta msiiana sali6 para Toa Alta, el
iuganie1o de obras p6bicas senior Fernsn'
do Montilla con el objeto de exsmirar ell
empFazamiento del puente de "Los Reyes
Cat6licoA" cuyas obrRs empezaran inme'
diRtRmente.
Ell senior G1ahRme Cnmiuionado del
Interior, y el uen,rJ }. Jimensz, supe.
Eintendents de ObreG pdblicaB Balieron en-
81 tEen de esta maf1anR para inspeccionRr
los trsbajos de nuevR Conatrucci6n de Ia
caFretera de Come1io.
Blanca Matr6B 81 msestTo Campos,
idean regresar en- breve a Puerto Rico
con una buens compafifs de zaTzuela.
-El senior Francisco SAncheE, que tie
ne buenas refsrencias que reside en- la
Marina, PrinceBa z, Sc ofteos como auxi'
liar de tenedor de ibroB visjauts de
comeFeio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
CONCIERTO
MARCICANO.

Por fu, 81 microbes pr6ximo, dia IS de
los coFrisDtss tendTa efecto 81 anuuciado
concierto, & bsnefcio despedida del aplau.
dido violiniata Hs nor Maruicano, el que Bs
auSents de eata isla para OCupaF una bEi-
llante poIici6n On el PeYd.
81 concerto qpe q juEgsr poF los pre-,
parativos por los elsmeD tos sHtisticoU qua
en- 81 tomap pa1ts promote quedar brillan-
tfsimo. Ademas del stxteto de euerdR
compuesto de los b fiores Andino, RomG,
Monclovs, Hzol, y BuFGet , sl bene6cia'
do, toman paTte las BenoritaS PaoIi y Ma
ria Coral Pachsco, Befiors Cruz VeFar de
Pincckuey , los RroreS Vigil, Real y
ATtesga.
81 concerto Be veFifoaT6 en- 81 espacio'
80 ftescO salon de la sociedad clos Elk"
cslle Allen, U6mero 81, altos.
AuguYamos 81 EefioE MaEsicano IN ex'
p!endido resu'tsdo On 90 concerto , desde
luego dAmon la mas sfsCtuosa deBpsdidR al
inteIigsnte artists.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
/ RNUNCIO De SUBASTA.

A inatancia del Presbftero don Aquilino
Iofanson don Fernando Beir6 AIbaCeas
testamentarios del Presbitero don julian
Boada y MaEtfnez. autOrizadoB en- fOrma
por Ia Corte de DistEito del DistFito j q.
diciRl de Guayama, Be SAGA pdbliCa So
basts extTajudicial por t6rmino de veints
dfss , adjudicara al meior postoT Ia 81
guients fnCs:
"FINCA URBANA contistente en- una
cRBs terrers Gin nombre, de mamposte1fa
y azotea maEcada con 81 n6mero cuarenta
cinco de Ia calIe de la Cruz en- eBta ciu
dad, colindan1o por II deFecha entrando
con otfa de Ia Saceai6n Rosell6, por Ia
izquieYda con la de DINA Domingo Rios
por la espaldR con otra de dcf1A Esequiela
Rivera"
a ress fl ida finca hs sido justiprecisda
en- DOS MIL DOLLARS estando 50 t.
tulo de pTopieded inscEito en- 81 Rsgistro
de eata Ciudsd de manif sato en- Ia No.
tarfa del que susCTibs calle de San Jos6
ndmeFo Heis, altos donde 30 veFifcar6 la
subasta de dicho inmueb!e 81 dfa aiete de
pF6ximo mes de o Octubre,de tres cinco de
Ia tarde,no admiti6ado posturRs inferiores
Ia iudicada taaaci6n, dtbiendo el precio
hacerse tfsctivo en- 81 acto en- moneda Co
rriente biiIetes de legal circulation =
cOrfarmRFss 81 adquiyents cen 81 indicado
tftulo.
Para 81 publication una vaz por Bsma-
ma duEanta el indicado perfodo en- el Pc
ri6dico La COrrespOndenciG de Puerto
Rico, expido y irmo eI pressnte en- San
Jusn, Puerto Rico trees de Ssptiembte
de mil novecientoH siete Eduardo Acesf50
NotsTio P6blico. 4 Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
El BfooklIn bate d record.

Ha cauuado gran sensation y hs sido de
no pocas dissusiones 81 habsr entrado aver
& las Z p. m. babisndo sslido el s6bado
las de Ia tsrde el msgoffico vapoF BrOO'
kim que ha demestrado ser al mas r6pido
entire los que hacen Ia tFavsBfs entire eata
isIs New York.
Esto acknowledgements obedeoe q que On
"a seno trae 1873 csjas de camas para vsn'
der s plazos On 81 CisIo y la VizCaina y
les hermosos muebles de la Gloria. No
hay ma nadie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
Los elpflGRos al TGy d SLAM.

Eae monsrca hs tsnido en- 30 reinado
numsroEos Cap1ichos.
POGO hS mand6 conAtTniF Un amplio pa
bsll6n de cristal On sus dep ndencias, 81
que le servir6 como aitio de recreo en-
verano.
Las paredeH los tschos, 81 pRvimento y
todos los muebleA son de cEistal, aEtfstica'
meDts tRllados. Las baldosaB eAtdn unidaB
poF uca maAilla especial transpaTente, que
el sgua no puede penetrRT.
Este pabell6n 90 LENA con eDs lfquido
en- VeFRno para atenuar los efactos del
caloy.
Trinidad BeTrano, IN par f9reroR; Monica
CeEon, dos pshuelos caIadoP; Arturo Cue
rrs, reloj de bronco de consols; j. Her
n6ndez Lopez y Eefiora, eBpejo de tooador
Plata clistcf; Julio Auduze , u f1ara, tar.
jstero plata crists f; Mr.. Welty NJ. Ri
chsrdGon, seis cuchiiloH de plata; Arturo
Guerra, reloj pars mess; Mr.. T B. Hatch
joyeFo de plata CTiGtGf; M. Dobbs, bombo'
nera de Cristal tallado; Arturo E. Lee, de
Cuba, cleeck; Guillermo E. Lee del Bra
zil, cleeck; Carmen Joaquina Daub6n,
dos aoFeroe: emplesdos del cable, y sub
maFino irg'6B, an par anillos plats; Emilio
Custo, frutero plata cFistof; FL novio, col
gante para el cuelIc; F. Manuel ToTo,
mesa para sala; y Laura Mirailh, fgura
de gRlR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
DO Administrator.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cricion.
Fsta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un aho $500. Pago an
tic5p0d0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20
yvNTA ESGOLAR De SAN JUAN.
Secretaria.

Fxiatiendo vacantas en la Municipa!i-
dad de San Juan, dos escuslas rurales de
nueva creaci6n, por Ia pFeseute se anuncia
la provision de las FefsEidaB escuslag, pa
re- que los maestros legalmsnts capacita.
dos, presenter Hua Rolicitudss docum snts-
da1 & esta Sscretaria. Cristo n6meFO 20,
antes del dla "a del Corrients mes de San.
tiembre. San j aan P. r Ssptiembrs 20
de 1907 u @. Rosy, ssCretario.
Civ. s.-No. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20

.-El ron "EzpcuiCi6n San Luis" dc IOu
uShoras A. Alvarez HermanoI eg d meior
afg puEo de % cIasO. Constants pedi.
dor que acreditan 90 bondad, son deupa.
chados poE esta casa "a % 0ItableCimionto
San Jos6 z. &p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20

-Desmsyou vahidou, neuFalgias y tan.
tas molestiRs que Bufren las Befioras, solo
as debido la debilidad del Csrebro y
nervios. Para curaElos evitarIos NADIA
mei -a 81 Vino CeTebrina Uirici.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-20

Sc VENDE CAL VIvAy , apsgada.
DiEijfFss Juan MolIfnlleda, Rio -Piedras
Apartado 83. Is vs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
CANAL CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS

The following were elected off
GERS of the Lake Washington Canal
association at the first meeting Of
liz board of trustees yesterday IN
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
John n Brace. president. Judge
Roger y. Greene. vice president. q
A. Virtue, secretary, &. y. Rems
berg. treasurer.
Judge Thomas Burke. who leaves
for Washington. y. G.. this week.
VAS empowered by the association
20 outline the canal aud associa.
ton plans before the war depart.
ment. and to AJAX that the money
be raised under the assessment
district plan Of the cotterill bill.
be expended under the direction Of
Maj, w. NJ. chittenden. United
States engineer ia charge In this
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
BAD FOR THE WOMEN
tatar apeelal serVIee,l

fIfrAnuRu. March a6.z-Pltta'
hnrs's fashionable women ara uuf
TERMS In mental distress because
the heaftleaa men who make tailor,
made kowna went on a strike yes
terday morning AZ result there
viii be but few tailored Gowns worn
10 Ptttnhurg this Easter. Fashion
able dfeanmahing shops we're flood
ed with orders for spring dresses
Increase In wages waa the demand
of the strikers aud this was denied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

The port warden asked the city
council last evening 10 consider a
powder dock and warehouse In the
hArbor. lie explained the danger
attendant upon handling explosives
over the commercial docks. and said
there was enough powder moving
at times 20 blow no or shake the
entire city 70 It's foundations A
total OF sR7 pounds Of explosives
passed over the various docks Last
month The matter WAS referred
70 the fire and water committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
THREE UNIONS
STARTED

=. w. cotterlli. business agent o.
the Central Labor council and pres
ident of the Washington State Fed
Grafton o. f.ahaf. announced to-day
that THREE new unions have had
branches formed In seattle within
che last few weeks. They are the
Roofefa. Poole Ratnern and Electrical
Assistants. ana sail Makers
The ncofcrn start cut With a
membership 90 Is. TIE Pole Rals-fa
ana Electrical Assistants with 90
and the Sail Makers, whose arKanl-
nstien IL not yst complete. vlth a.
The latter Unton Niii comniete its
organization neat Sunday Hsfeaft-
81 the Roofera viii have Monday Tor
their regular mvetiuE night ia the
Labor Temple. and IN Polls naissFa
win meet on Fridays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
HAY MAY YET
Be CONFIRMED

Chairman Mullen OF the street
committee. after q thorough lnves
tieaiion Of John Hay. the mayors
latest app0intse for superintendent
Of streets. has discovered him 10 be
a rational and sensible man. good
citizen and a tlp-top atonemason.
II II rumored that the council
viii shortly end the street super.
intendent fight. possibly by con.
firming Hay.
IL was quite peraiatently asserted
last night that Mr.. Mullen would
vote for the confirmation Of Hay
when the vote wAa taken ON hia
name In the council. However. the
street committee failed 20 make a
report on the appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
GILL MAKES WAR ON
NINTH WARD

Councilman ON made one Of his
famous assaults ON the Ninth ward
last night ON the protext OF do.
tending the rest u the city against
the absorption By that ward Of too
much light Tho Ninth ward in q
fayorlte subject Of attack OF the
Third wardef. for the reason that
be has never loved the councilman
frofi that ward.
Lost nlght, when an arc light
aaa asked for the Ninth. along
with large number OF lights for
otter sections. Gin pitched into
Councilman Murphy and declared
that he wac going 10 take the mat
ter of light distribution out OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
cnAS. B. TEALE DIES
SUDDENLY

chae n Teaie. formerly Of the
t~siss tkiila Furniture Co. dad
suddenly AZ 10 - D m last niaht
Al he Rainier Grand hotel
Afr Ts4ic had been attending ..
= Stauietsn. a friend ~ho wrsnehri
hss fpes sNssreiY a week aka.
NeiufniuE ffam WaiA with
sta alssen yesterday afternoon Mr.
Teais eVm glaiued % paths In hls
stomach Msdietne failed TO bstns
relief. md he srxw steadily worss
smith the time af his t~atn.
Mr.. Teale was - years naa Hs
formerly lived ln Butte. ~ Seattle
be sas connected wffh Frxdezick a
Nelson before he started IN BUSINESS
pith ar. Hills The Te&ie. Hits
establishment was snia last year
60 the usots. Rankin Co.
~. Teais leaves a wfiau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
ATTACK BY LION

WICHITA. Kan. Marcia - Doll,
Castle. lion tanner with Al tlafnen
Wild animal shaN. vas attacked BY
Prince, ore Of tire largest lions N
captivity, while performing AZ a
local thsaisf here last night
The Icon knocked Miss Castis
d0Nh ana. grabbing her forearm.
tore the flesh 20 tho bane The
audience fed psnse.Htriehsn fram
TIE theater. None was injured IN
ihs sstt AZ LEGAL hospital u II
said that the victim may die Of her
Injuries.
II was necessary q knock the lion
srnsslaaa with cfoWhaFs % rescue
the woman from the c.Ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
TUNNEL WORK TO BE
RUSHED

Another conference has Inst been
held betveea the mayor. the city
enslneer aud Engineer Hawkins of
the union Pacific. The details of
TIE tunnel Of that oompaay under
the nsw municipal building Al
Fourth and Yesier were agreed 10
and arranged
The company 10 gning right
ahead with tho WORK with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
COUNCIL AIDS Hi GILL

Councilman 9TH was given 1905
from the general fund BY the city
council 10 help him complete a paw
ing Improvement ON Twenty ninth
afsuue
ON has fought every large Inn
pfosensnt in the past few years
where there VAS any money 20 come
out II the general fund Last Night
be even had the temcrity 10 fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
MURDERER HENDERSON
! WORKED In SEATTLE

AZ Everett. Wash. but the name on
the card found In Eienderuon'm coat
pocket il 50 blurred that Il IL tnais.
tinct
Mr. Maxwell. the father.in law. u
sttil In a serious condition. he II
suffering from iosa 81 blood and the
shock Mr. MAXWELL IL member
a. the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows at Latroxs. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
Hsassassseassas
10 THE OLD KENTUCKY BiRp
pAWo. AND 10 TREATED AZ
SUCH.
THE kuNNEL AND THE Bind
pAWo.

Seattle stars ExelusIve ssrvies.l
ELlzAnETHTowN. Ky March
"A veteran bird dog has been
officially committed 10 the Hardin
county poor house b. AaEsstrats
Johnson. whose order % commit.
ment speaks for itself. - follows
WIN. cieaver. Keeper % the County
Farm
Dear Sir You will please re-
ceise ana safely keep the body Of
Dewey Johnson. he 10 a little Old.
but he has beet raingd a gentleman.
and has always kept ths very best
% company. ISIS associates have
been governors generals. majors.
Judges. doctors. etc
YOU will please credit the old
gentleman TO magisterlai district
No. .
q w. JOHNSON. ). p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
womEs's FEDERATION mEEv
ING

An interesting meetinG Of the Fed
efation 81 Nomenn eiuba was held
yesterday afternoon AZ the 81
Francis prof saxrry Of the Tat
tsrsitY - Washington spoke Of the
builainE the University Settlement
association Intends to operate u
IL to ba the plan Of tho Mills hotel
IN Ses York.
The club passed resolution Ssh
ina for improvements In the city
Jail II r. Dobhs asked that com.
fcrt stations - constructed on the
Az PIE ErouHda Steps will niaa
be taken 70 encourage the plantins
of sweet peas. the A..Y..P. flower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

hands Of the eouncilmen and place
Il In the hands OF the anperintcnd
ent of lights.
Gin was reminded that the 81.
perintendent had recommended the
lights
The Third Narder retofted that
none OF the lights IN the Ninth ward
had ever been recommended BY
the superintendent
Murphy replied that ali had been
30 recommended.
Defeated but not subdued. GIL
said he would bring In a resolution
next week placing the light diatri.
button Ia the hands Of the super
intendent. and retired Into bis seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
GILL ANGERED AT VETO

~ ON ~ the Third ward. cap.
lions ~ ever, furnished the only en-.
ifYenlng feature last evening 20 a
very dull session Of the city coun.
ca Without any relevancy what.
ever. GIN took advantage Of the
reading Of the mayors mesaage ac
companying the veto Of sha coun
ellis fire house Eift 10 I've Terry
heifa. 10 attempt 20 dincre Il Mayor
Moore.
Gu had fortified himself with a
newspaper clipping. purpeftlnE 10
be the utteranees OF the mayor. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
ATTEMPTS TO KILL THE
WOMAN HE LOVES

fouag man. have known you
since you we're little bate.
kncw your father. an1 his father
before him. I know your dear old
mother. and you knaw that NoulA
not harm one hair ca your heal
nor commit any act that would
bring the slightest pain 70 your
mother. bat ! can not see you harm
nv littis girl
Ms boz. there IL nofhlnK IN the
world would not do Tor yuu. and
" yea have 30 n1oaeY I viii give
Jog enough 10 buy Soar ticket and
aiiow you 20 reach California The
five-aay sentence was given lien.
nlkan - Judge Arnsson Ia order
that he might be confined uasil af
Richards brought the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
THE THEATE RS
New anl q s,ar rh..,.r.

Yesterday afsefnooa tbs Star
tbeeter gave fts nsw program OF
eiEht vaudeville acts. with Archie
Boyd q Co IN the headline position
Boyd u a discipie of DenmAn
Thompson. and bis present ssif.
-Astsr Many YeAra.- shows 20 min
uicN Of the life Of a DoNn East
farmer
The Risley's. comedy nefchafn.
are the nsxs best things In the new
show Emmonds. Emmeraon q Em.
mouda apVsar IN tho farce. sOnly
"a Joke" Emily Nice slngs ballads
IN quickly changed costumes; Ed
die koeach has = new. pathetic
dltty. the Two Caneatfas are Euro
pean whiFiwind dancers. and Ida
Howell won favor with some Of
her song selections
With daily masinoes. the same
program viii be kept ON all this
week and at a continuous perform.
ance on Easter sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
CABS NONOGENARIAN
FOR ALLEGED INSULT

the home Of Or Dixon. who il at
tending 10 him. Today the injured
man will be- removed 10 Seattle,
whore he will receive better atten.
ton At one "a the hospitals.
No charge has BEEN catered
against Hamilton. who Is held
awaiting Developments In his VIC
Tins condition.
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.s<nx March ss.-rhls city
.'.., nm ever a stahhlns a
= sssa a,.. mornlng. IN which MI.
q r.spIs. " years old, was slash an
- wlalsm Hamilton, ake y
sAe Inflicted two nasty
4 The aged mans side and
Lee il me shoulder, -, A..
'.'.,ss.,sa Who was arrested hf
,s.rsAal Edwards, claima the
O. l,saltea yoang Mrs Ham.
"a also that when brought
AZ the eflease, assaulted
p 49, Is badly wounded, but II
sa a recover he "a ueV al
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EVERYONE sATIsFiEo.

The season II fast approaching
when everyone viii want their new
spring clothes and would be greatly
disappointed Of they we're not fin.
iahed Ia time for Easter. Daniel
Thurman. the tailor. 1915 Second
nv. 10 satisfying all hts customers
and working early and late 20 get
al his work out ia time. Better
get acquainted with him. SO
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TO PLAT GOLF LINKS

The old seif links site. lying an
Lake Washington north q Laurel
hurst, which was recently purchased
By Paul c. Murphy and Prank r.
Mead. viii be plated and put on
the market shout a year hence.
The grounds will be parked. bou-
lexardsd. supplied with city water.
sewers cement walks. etc. and viii
resemble the faurelhurst addition.
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which II was alleged that Council
man Kelao had been compelled "a
vote with the ring members In or
der Ia get desired Improvements In
his own ward
Rising % a question Of personal
privilege. GIN was permitted 10
eAtechiae the Eleventh ward mem
Der az 10 the authority for the
statements.
Everything being answered 10 the
satisfaction OF the Third warder.
be fell into hls seat and the routine
progressed
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PORTLAND. March ~ William
nwkr<n Who shot and Killed hts
=, i ufexun Cts last Saturday.
.r~nst<a 10 Mi hts fatheFin.lAw
- - his own life. vas formerly
= .nnsaye Of the Seattle Electric
q = ecnanetor
~ sister q Henderson lives
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The vlrEinians reopened lie on.
gagement NJ the Grand last aight
and pleased another big house
Dustin Farnum and Frank Campeau
are sharing equally In the success
% the piece. IN spite Of the fact
that one IL The hero and the other
the villain.
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FLYER

6asttis- rseoHns Rogts--Four Round
Trips Daily.
Leave Seattle s.fB. 10 IS a M .
aes. B.f6 D. N. Leave Taevfna ss
a N. is;1s. 3 IS. T.se D. m. Land.
lnEa. Flyer dock. Seattle. n. Y.
wharf. Tacoma Single fare use.
round trip soc. Meals served a Ia
- zee