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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
Ex0NERATES
cHITTENDEN

J. r. Garfield. secretary Of the
Interior. has written a letter 20 Maf
Con J Franklin BELL. chief Of staff
Of the war department. generating
Mai ~ NJ Chiitenden in conaec.
ton with the suit alleging techni
cal Irregularities in the caneeila
ton OF patents for $40 acres Of
coal lands IN Skagit county. which
wns recently Dismissed
Following ia the letter
"Secrstafy's Office. Department OF
the Interior. Washington. d. C..
April Is. 1905
NY Dear Gen. BELL In accord
anca With your request. ! send you
herewith q copy of ny letter 10 the
attorney general. dated April :. re
questtng the dismissal OF the case
against MAI Chittsuden
= am very much obliged TO YOU
Tor having brought tho case 20 mt
attention. as u has made Il pos
sible for ms TO correct what would
have been a gross Injustice 10 Mai
Chliteuden. In accordance with my
request. tho attorney general has
directed the dismissal of thla pro
cceding. Sincerely yours.
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD.
Secretary.
Mai Gen. J. Franklin BELL. chief
Of Starr. War Department
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FRIEND R0BS
A WOMAN

Rosa Dunn. who has a store II
els Fourth Ax. paid t6e fur having
eonndcnee IN the honestly OF J H.
Jeffrey. whom she had known fnF
atout eight years,
she bruaEht her troubles 20 the
office Of the prosecuting attorney
today and \ warrant was sworn uut
charging Nf Jeffrey uith grand
larueny.
she claims that Jeffrey Was IN
her store Monday and that she
asked him 70 hook after things while
she stepped out for a moment
n sceiua that Jeffrey. In mAktEg
= tencent sale. discovered a pocket.
boos which contained the SO. and
ehon Ntaz Dunn returned both
Jeffrey and tho pockstbook wvrn
konr.
A search waa made Tor him All
day yesterday. without result. and
an sppSai wak made 10 the prose-.
cutting attorney today an a last re.
sort.
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GILL PROTESTS
WARNS COUNCIL THAT LAVISH
EXPENDITURES or CITY
MONEY MUST BE
STOPPED.

Insisting that the city Il Kelng
too deeply iata debt FOR public i'm
pFoyementn. aud that IL IL time that
halt IL called on Expenditures Of
money fFnm the general fund
Councilman ~. Gin declared his
lasting opposition 10 the plan Of
constructing a bridge nn Western
av "a give West Seattle dIraet
connection with the business ecu.
ter. In the council meeting iaat
uiRht
Co the same ground. Councilman
Glll opposed tie passage % an or
dinanee appropriatlag 5000 frum
the general fund to bar an antomo
bil. for the water department
4 ID not wiah "a be known a.
The watchdog of auyhcdy'a treasury /.
hut L II time that aumcuae put
check ON the cnpenditur. # the
ci,y's money" Declared Mr. glll
We are fast Approaching n. potnt
~ having the highest lax rat. al
any ctr on the enaht. instead al
having a low tan rate az 10 the
past. and | will cast my little vote
against thls milllou dollar improve.
meat and against other projects 10
spcnd the money Of the general
hind
We are Eolng improvement mad.
and wr ought Ia stop"
The roaacilmausa protest failed
"a stop the appropriation FOR the
automobile. the ordinance carrying
The West Seattle Improvement
vas referred 10 = committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
SEEKS RELIEF In
DIVORCE COURT

Mabel Nancy Preeee. 2f0s NuFth
s0th At. today asked the superior
court 10 sever the marriage bonds
OF a score OF ycara. claiming that
she II no longer able To live with
John Joseph Preece. whom abe
married. for better or for worse.
May rs. isss
Mrs Precce claims that her hna.
band has a violent and ungoveFn.
able temper and that he has threat.
snsd to kill her and their children.
She saws that he refuses "a work
and that she has been compelled 20
support the family OF five children
with the aid ~ the eldest daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
BANK is CLOSED;
PRESIDENT is
MISSING
San Jose Has Sensation
and DepOsitOrs Are
CLamoring.

SAN JOSE. Cal. April Is =
while the aepasltors 81 the Sunset
Collateral hank Of thla city ara
elaHTrlr. around the closed duufs
eg che institution today. search
for Charles H. Morris. the missing
president - the h~uk. "a being
made
j o Davis. % berkeley. Who II
said Ia have hcrn Morris financial
baekor. r. principally Interested in
the search a. be has sworn to a
complaint accusing the bank pres.
ideut with the cmhestlemcnt Of
kl1o ou April 4.
The first lutimatien that Morris
had either left town OF waa Ia hid
tag waa given when depoaitoru who
had money on deposit. az who wiah.
ID to make deposits called Al the
bank and found no QUE In charge
Morris wan a SunnYxalc grocer
tie came u san Jose 20 assume
che management Of the Morris
1rWclry company. aud about eight
mouths later opeaed the Sunset
Collateral bank.
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suspicious
MOVE A
JURY
AcoUirTAL FOR NAN
WHOM JUROR WISHED
TO CONVICT.

John Frazier. charged With a.
sauh In an atiympi to commit man
der. q to-day a FREE nan because
eumAn vaa convicted Of conspiracy
against the street car company
Refusing "a vote vith Henry Mn.
srs. setf end av ". IN. iuffman
= ho voted 10 convict Mary Ninsfte
and then filca ar affidavit 10 The
effect that hw did not really believe
her guilty. the Trader iury s,aid ont
al nixht and this ussfnlng returned
verdict Of not guilty.
Minara wanted to eunHtcf Frazier.
but che other jurors Nere afraid Of
him and nens ~ thea soaid vote
with hlm
4 am aurs tina, the jury would
have brought in a yuvlesion." said
John ". Whitman. deputy pfoaccat.
IND AtturusY. uho tried the case for
the state. had u not been fur Mr..
Miners
Several Of the iarYHaen told me
that after they had heard whai Nln.
era had done IN the Vtnr,is oans.
thsy we're afraid that b. might do
the same msain and wouId not agree
with him
Frazier uas charged Nlth empty.
ina a fefolsrr a. August Nigulaf.
hiM goouinaAte. ehu Etiil carries fNo
of'she builrss in his body They are
said a. have anafrell.d over So
Tho first jury that heard the case
could not Axfre on verdict
James r LAWYER. attorney for
Mrs Viu~ste. haa announced his tn.
fention Of fiiinR motion for q asN
trial as result Of the srtiun IT
Mr Miners
Mrs VIurtfr vas accused toinfiy
Nith her husband with instructinz
Carl Windsli. 10 years 81 sgr. Is
ahatn insanity. to the end that
he might secure damages from the
Seattle Electric Ca
The penalty to which Mrs vinetts
Il fable under her Apnsiciion ~
maximum fine ~ $500 or IA months
tn the ynustentiary.
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NEW YORK. April Is Mas In.
BE i.asioF. who has lust arrived IN
America from France. has been
named In the diyofr. case Of the
Hart dcknea. noa on trial Ia Paris.
Mekee's lawyer declares thar
Ms t.arioT wFufe letters which
Nhse an important bearing On the
90. she IL = eioee friend Of Nrs
Mckee and denies that ans Of The
charksa against Mrs Mckee are
true
81 siaitre Labor. the lawyer. eharE
81 that an important letter written
BY Miss IaWlo vas stolen from the
Mckee apartments and could not
b. uned In the trial a. evidence
This lcifeF. he SAYS. vas addressed
10 alEnor Alliotti, italian ehnrFc
daffaires. and requested that he
Hshd the Marquis auElieui "a Miss
Lasior al once. IlY the letter tho
lawyer hoped 10 prove that Mrs
Mckee had a devoted admirer in
gugllenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
LAIlIs LECTURES
on MINES

y AT nights nlssting o. the
assa,nzioa State Miners associa.
va rfof lands. state Feologist.
az q Interesting illustrated lee.
~ % he Minerals Of the State
y NsshlnEton.-
a. hall vas crowded with min.
I. 80 others Interested In Wash
.s'N nises. Serious exception
- sskta o the lecturers positive
..snshi thar. while the 0lymples
~ scattered evidences Of miner.
..'aa' he region vas practically
s ,sless from the commercial
10y heintirs. a practical mia.
i.. - olned Issue with Prof.
49,. - aaa aiiervard described the
4 49,. 80. opinion a. academic. and
i, ,.a toward practical min.
~ ing hat Of al schoolmen.
s.. sale az a whole has a big
49,. az Prof lands "and h
ss-.s. Q take ia place In the
Yl,,A- q the precious metal
7sntFies Of the world"
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CELEBRATION BY
{ CATHOLICS
CENTENARY ANNIVERSARY or
ID NEW YoRK DIOCESE rs
BEING Hello.

NkN YORK. April rs Follow
Ing the centennial anniversary Of
the New York diocese today. the
pnphi benedlctiun sent through
Archbishop Farley was read by
MEo Dindomo. falcnniO. apostolic
delegate Ia the United States. Con.
gratulatipnn were read from Presi
dent Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons preached ser
mon aud referred 10 the close re.
latloun ~ the church aud its lead
era Ia the contest for American ia.
dependence
Archbishop toFue. Of ireland la
one Of the prelutea attending the
celebration
The New York diocese has now
been divided Into nine dlacenea
with / 200 600 members. New York
City has $50 churches
The celebration will end saiur.
day With parade In which II a.
evident many thousand Catholics
viii participate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
Effective GETS
BADLY MUDDLED
sr us,.s prs.sl

san FRANCISCO. April Is
lskt Psfvy. oae Of Detective Hurna
IN vko shaao~ed ks-e Ruef ON the
fas.on q bis visit 10 the offices
ne rnisea Railroads. vas
fppsd "a be testimony this mora
h q he trial Of TREY !. Ford. In
f4isnsats made b. hsm a. previ.
- rTsals
PsrrYs ncsebook detailing the
ts1 sAs placed in evidence BE
srsArsd Il the previous trials that
v he'd made marginal notes after a
ispoEf % Burns lie maintains
hs IA = made II before submit
Tag the rsarS
70 fsspsrssion the witness nnal.
y seelzfsd thar he made a mistaite
~ lhAt 10 picture waA taken Of
NJ sesne alleged.
y " pfsgions trials h. testified
uH y shadoxcs Roef alone lie
." aiz y bad DOT known Ford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

rested aud locked up ia the county
iail on a charge of emhrEElemeut
preferred by Sheriff Mcdonald OF
Pacific county
Attorney Jay G. Allen. for MrH.
Manafd. flied affidayits today and
told Judge Tailman that the father
WAS IAN all round bad man
Attorney ~ M Iaffcry. for Mr.
Manard Was not present Ia court
today, sending an affidavit 10 the
court 10 tho effect that he had "a
ease outside Of the city which
would occupy his tisse until the
latter eaft Of the week
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Prompt Norh BY the fire depart
mcnt prevented the total dentrue.
ton OF a house occupied By { NJ.
Johnson. a real estate broker At
SIS Harvard aH \ and an apart.
mont hoHne conducted by Mra A.
Morrow. AZ 2t6 Harvard az ~
shortly after NJ o'clock this morn.
ms
The hlaHe started In the Johnson
home aud was caused by a defect
I've flue The flames quickly spread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
WILL STREW FLOWERS
IN PATH OF FLEET
fay United prsu)

PACIFIC GROVE. Cal. April g
IA novel reception to tho fleet
has been planned az Monterey II
II proposed 10 send oat launches
DECORATED wifh peoples and other
flowers At Lovers Point. half
mile down the bay. they will walt
for the flest. and when the vessels
asu within n quarter Of a mile off
they wili' start back for Monterey.
atrewing the flowers upcn The
water
Rear Admiral Evans Will BE- ask.
ed 20 hoist the flag over the old
custom house. where the American
flag was first raised in California.
that honor falling 10 Commodore
4l0at IA 1876
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
USED BOTTLE
IN A Fight

Carl Ff.fax. a Swe<t.. appeared
Ia the police court doek this morn.
INK With his head swathad In
hs~,daxse Ksariy last cvrniug
FrwtaE and John ~ Smith. a nrwFu.
bad an argument as Ia the beat
method Of washing bottles
Smith resented FretaKs wuEKrs
tiona and nfnots him on thc tafs
bead With a beer bottle
An did not 80 20 his him VERY
hahd. yoh honah. protested Smith
TO Police Judge Gordon Il guess
hif not aniS properly
FIftsea dollars. said Judge
fsoraUn
FrrtaE was discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
lflIu INSTEAD
Of A WEDDING


saxrA CRUZ. Cal. April Is
,.sls Asteaa a the Festivities That
e 80 planned fuF Der sea.
* va the fate % Miss GLADYS
prTIars vkase parents reside To
tla sfts. -.
- marriage 70 Eaxar " VII
.u 4 fAirbanks. ALASKA. sAA In.
s.sn.tsly postponed ea account -
\, aIa<zx shirh was aot 'hooSht
&asa ssrious nature until TIE
tyyaasE ever. followed b. meuin-
~ sas4eaiy Developed. causaaE
n, f-asA No that o. the day abe
Va . ksss hssa a bride. the ypung
ssaaz Iiss dead
xlss r<nllAra. Who was = years
Old sas very povalaF 10 santa CruA
tsF1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
ELKS BUY
a SITE

Seattle lodge No. %. y 2 O r..
yesterday afternoon purchased a
site at Fourth ay. and Spring 81.
upon which u II planned Ia erect
a club house. The property WAS
purchased from r Mciellaud
through H. ". Orr & Co. for $780,
600
The lot IA In the district expected
to be- the principal club house and
hotel section Of the town II H.
near the Rainier and Seattle Ath.
leiic clubs and n block from the
Madison a. cable line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
WEIR LOSES MS
DAMAGE SUIT

Allan Weir. a prominent local at
toFnay. sho sued the Seattle Flee.
trio ca. fuf ti&.1oo damages. heard
. tuff return another verdict for
the defendant before Indg. Arthur
y Griffin IN the superior court this
morning
Mr. Weir claimed that the sud.
den starting Of car throw him 10
the pavement, fraeinsing his right
knee cap and ininfinE hIs left hand
The case vas once appealed n the
supreme eoprt and returned To the
lover court fof a rririai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

from the top floor 10 the attic and
before a stream OF water could hr
played the attic was destroyed aud
the top floor damaged
The roof Of the apartment house
Was partially burned The p0aaea.
ainnn Of tenants on tho top floor
were damaged. principally by
water.
The laaa to the Johnson house
wiii reach 81 500 The house IL
insured for 81 .000 Damage "a the
apartment HOUSE will reach fiuG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
MAYNARD CHILD nv
MOTHERS CARE

Lucille Manard q years % ace.
VAS turned over TO the temporary
custody of her mother. Mrs Elaie
Manaoi today b. Judge lloyd !.
lallman until the final disposition
al the child o. determined hy the
aifntcr proceedings brought BY
the husband X I Manard.
Judge 4 " Frater turned the
little glfl over tu III Mary n
Martin, at tlil nutke aV., Iepfe.
sentative Of the Humane society
two weeks ago
Al that titse the father was ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
ACTORS Are STRANDED.

CHICAGO. April q a thou
sand actors. actresses and theatfi.
cal people without Jobs. are In Chi.
cagO. stranded By wrecked com.
panics They have been dumped
here IN the last ak weeks. the
majority coming from the east
Western shows we're not successful
east OF the Missouri Many ~ them
have been musical comedies. which
we're successful la the west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
PUBLIC MARKET

Dried Onions are quoted today at
two pounds for isc Asparagus
from California is Sc per pound na.
tive asparagus Il on sale NJ t0e per
pound Grape fruit are three for
Toe.
Cheiau cooking apples VIII be de-
mvered tomorrow az g0c per box
New potatoes will be on sale to
morrow al four pounds for Csc
other "Wednesday specials are Yak.
ina honey. tl.ts per gal. telephone
peas. four pounds for 25c. celery
Sc aud INC per stalk. and lemons
Zoe pr dozen.
Young carnation plants will be on
sale At Sc each Three cans IT con.
denHed milk will be sold for Csc
Fresh milk will IN the future be-
sold Il SC per quart Cold slaw Will
be special tomorrow NJ Toe per
pound.
washington crsamsry butter. = sec
lose creamery ibs sac
pa,atass' "a 70 II ibs far ase iiio
ts q Is per lee HI nes POTATOES,
s.hishpaa ser n
Nattsn chops faHa11He III rib
steaks Use 10, pertaThguse. lee % itr
ib sifiala. &c ~ raand steak t8ec
ih shauidsr steak 3 lbs Tor Csc hearts.
SO each tongues. t1hc pef u liver.
onians : punches. g.. boiling onions
csfrats ! punches fur &c.
Ha.iishes. 2 tasshss Co. se
WatfHlua 3 hurH MHs for Do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. April - --Aggres
siye inside support rushed the bear
crowd today and forced them to
cover. resulting In a sharp gain IN
leading transportation stocks. Union
Pacific. at. Paul and ~. " each
gained three points. and 9. Y. and
numerous other Issues two points.
Top prices were shaved By profit
taking. Uulon Pacific closed. i27;
y. r. t324. 3. r.. fs9a, aud st. r.
fgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
Defective WALK
BASIS OF SUIT

Minnie Horton In suing the city
~ seattle. before Judge Arthur +
Griffin. IN the superior court. for
$4,000 damages for alleged In.
juriea sustained b. falling through
n hole ON Railroad sV.. IN West
Seattle. On dark. foEgy evening
last November IL
She claims that she was employ.
ed by the Crescent Mfg Co at the
time. but "a a result Of injuries
she Is nov unable TO do any work
az all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
BRING YOUR nickELs.

Tho Ladies' Aid Society 81 the
Madruua Heights " +. church will
give nickel social in the church
building this evening There VIII
be good music and a unique pro
gram Refreshments Nill be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
POCKETS WE'RE PICKED.

While watching The weight.
guessing man. on Fifth az. south.
last nighi. some one picked Martin
Syromgrcn' pocket ana relieved
him ~ a watch. Several minutes
later TAKo Liboria. an Italian. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

John cort has returned from New
York bringing news of at least one
attraction. commencement Day. a
play Of college life. by Margaret
Mayo and Virginia Frame. which be
will produce Ia Seattle this year.
Mr. Cort will next season pre-.
sent Madame Calve In 20 concerts.
THE Alaskan with important
changes. and Florence Roberts and
Max FlFman In new plays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
'ssuslse RUEF JURY.


NJ sA y. FRANCISCO. April "a
fhss 49, " N The Rusf case vas
Ia 80, - hlne Of the iurors be.
s.ss.s'aneni. Each side has one
sDpssss ~. challenge left and n
M vlll s u that the permanent
srn.. r''' ee eompIeted late thls an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
TO RETURN cAsrses.


, SANTA MONICA. Cal. I
. April "a According 10 psi. ,
> vate kilograms received 81 the ,
> SAwtails houe today. the I
. eanieen viii b. ~ established ,
. In the soldiers homes through. I
oul the country. unless con. /,
. Kruss oveFrnles the action Of ,
, the house committee In ,
> charge % the auudry service /,
. blii 10 appropFiatinE funds for ,
h its maintcnsuee. The officers ,
b Of the local home have not /,
b yet received definite wpfd /,
; from headquarters /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
Wood Products Stock

II NJ Herrin 4 Co. 6iO First sy..
have for sale 1000 shares Puget
Sound Wood Products at 20 cents
per share. "@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

A31&AAHt GN&f &HAAAHANN S@fNAlNsf
ST. PETERSBURG. April rs.
Thoatre-Koers OF 81 Petersburg
have been startled. then amused.
and finally pleased with the pecu.
liar skating costume worn by Mile.
Tronkhanoff. a leading vaudeville
actress.
The costume consists Of a short
dress trimmed With ermine. a muff.
fur toque and kid boots but the
sensation g. caused By the deeolette
cut of the dress and itH sleeveless.
meas The actress adds a fasclnat.
inE touch BY wearing a diamond
necklace
Mile. Tourkhanoff has made hit
with this airy arrangement, 80 what
does she care II II would prove dis.
astruus "a her health on real ice?
The theatre IL heated
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70 sac sArrIgst,les :,

Mar W ~ Be at Page, Sound
lsasIsr ' =. !. more days bet ,''e
tlT 2 r., iI'Aco Take boats At
fopna ,,,s - round trips daily. Zoe
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

u S. Navy Yard Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock $50
ard 9 30 a m, 1870 and 4 .. m. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

Louisiana has seven million acres
Of swamp land which are at present
totally useless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
MILL OWNER FINED.

Mitchell Berger. who conducts a
small mill near Ballard. WAS fined
$40 by Police judge Gordon after
he pleaded guilty To a charge of
operating a steam boiler without a
license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
"To sac sATTLEsHlPs.'

Fleet will be at Puget Sound
Navy Yard 3 more days before
leaving for Frisco. Take boats at
pier 2. Ten round trips daily soc
round trip. sFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

Fine assortment of spring lamb
and home. drcgaed chickens for
Easter ~ the Band Box Market.
100 First 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

The total number OF persons In re-
ceipt of state relief In India eX-
coed 1.t26.000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28
ENGLAND is
WATCHING
~
JAPAN
saish Stirred 10 Probe
ACTIVITIES Of Japanese
on The Coast

AnHl. thA' tsh
loNlN :, ne TAT east have s'ie
- = r. nrltish sose' s ~ In
,'.'Is''ss .s ss' ana china me m,
ks'sa. sslas cautiously carried
luqeifl !. anqwstionsblr true
On ~ -. aiplomata anr visor
shal kak ~ the lssestisatien
cpss - Il e0nseqsis ne.
resaid', ,,s. 4 sndou bissily Qnra
ne ..s..lss good isiih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

arrested BY Detective Holland and
PafHolmsn Wilson aud Poolmsn lie
Is being held at the city jail on
suspicion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-28

,rln inni y 50
49, 's.-s asslnst ne mlAAdo :
= s sss ally are eesfd e', ~.
osslaea i rssio. excepting To me
49, 49,. I ssf,eial circles thgeha 81
alsass. 49, 80 sl,sorpslca Of british.
hlap ..s ..,s,,usrrp. both b. The ea.
VN1s - ihe mikadee Sphere =
wssl.,s : % india and Australia
hi'ss. 80 = an exieaaed clash 10
~ az heard fruiu sour ''a
eslas .sss hlnt at REALLY serious
a,tlopmsnis 80, t.t.s
~. gnslisA comnefeisl lu'et
- east have haea lniiniat'
~ :. ! -. h.sn,e rovefament iof =
y ..ma tAAt lapan Is irlins 70
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y. - seanlrsss trade development
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