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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02
UNDERWEAR STOLEN
FROM COPS YARD

Patrolman Andrew Jensen is
mourning the loss of some underwear
stole from his back yard, 25 Watson
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02
PERTH AMBov CAMP
WILL NOMINATE

The nomination of officers of Perth
Amboy Camp No. 10, Woodmen of
the World, will take place tonight.
Several candidates will be initiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

Evening Glass N. j. Law School,
Prudential building, Newark, open
January 4. Regents preliminary bar
exam. course, prospectus sent.
2oA17-11-12-W-Fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the
Fourth Ward Democratic Associa-
tion at their assembly rooms, 272
Smith street, at s P. NJ tonight. All
members of the first and second dis
tricts are requested to attend as bus
mess of importance is to be trans
acted.
By order of secretary.
2O772-12-2-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

All prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at Sections, 20 Smith street
20771-l 2-2-1ta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02
POPE DEFIES DOCTORS
To SAY MASS TODAY
On Ungfed Press wire.

Special bU Un4ted Press Wire.
Rome, Dec. 2:-Against the vigor-
GUS protests of his physicians the
Pope left his bed for a short time to-
day to say mass in the private
chapel. While his condition is Inn
proved over yesterday. his physicians
fear he will overtax his returning
strength and suffer a serious relapse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

New Brunswick. Dec. 2.-The
Board of Freeholders will meet to-
morrow to pay the election bills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

Now is the time to buy hot water
bag. Sexton's, 70 Smith street.
20771-12-2-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

If You want TO get rid of that cold
get a Csc bottle Of Rexall Cherry
Juice at Sexton's, 20 Smith street.
20771-12-2-1t~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

An anchor to wIndward-an al In
the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-02

Candy fresh every day, our own
make, Sexton's, 40 Smith street.
20T71-12-2-1ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-26
Great Bargains In
DRESS GOODS and
SILKS

The values we will give
our Customers in Dress
Goods and Silks during this
sale will be the talk OF Sa-
lem. We have stacks OF
them here to show you in
the latest up to date shades
and materials. If you want
swell silks or novelty dress
goods you will do yourself
an injustice II you buy be-
fore you see our goods and
get our prices. Our assort-
ment is certainly great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
CHICAGO WILL BE
HEADQUARTERS
OF DEMOCRATS.
SECRETARY wooosoN AND
vlcs PRESIDENTIAL NOM.
" 9
laEE THERE--lILiNoIs Will
sc THE STORM CENTER.

CHIC AGO. July iA~~illlsnsa viii
b. the storm center OF democratic
k%ayitie& during the comins cam.
paixn. according TO Urcy Woodson.
~ Kentucky. secretary OF the dem.
ocratic national committee. s~ho az.
rived hers today from Lincoln and
announced that che main headquar
tiers Of the committee will BE- 10.
Gated tn thls city during the cam.
paigue Woodson said that a branch
office will be mainsaiued In New
York. where the head offices Nere
In 1899
With W0odson were Chairman
Thomas TaKwart and John W kerrG
the vice presidential candidate. Vim
left AZ O'Clock thi& afternoon Tor
indianapolis. bis holne city. where
ha wlli BE- given a reception.
TaExArt and Noodsoa both said
they wera delighted with thu ~.
suits 0f the meeting yesterday Ar
BFyan'a farm. and they believe that
the determination uot "a aacrept
from corporations OF
any contributions Ut more than $40
0oo all res4oand greatly 20 the ben.
eft OF the party In the campaign
They also approve the geferuiina'
ton 20 pnhiish the names ~ con-
tgibusors a. a Niae a. well As a
proper course
Wooason will make arrangements
today for quarters Tor the pefmaa.
ent headquarters here and II ar
ranging for the handling OF the csm'
paiEn busineSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
LYMPN
GAMES
Foreign Nations Have Their
Innings al the
Stadium.
tsy United prsss.)

LONDON. July lB.--E. v. Lem.
ms, OF Sweden. won the final lave
lin throw az the Olympic games TO.
day. his mark being us feet ~
iuehaa. The second place WAS
given To Bonitxa. OF Greece. who
threw les feet inches llsise.
OF Norway, was given third place.
with i6a feet I y Inches
la the final heat Of the three
mile team run. w 4. Deakin. OF
England. was first. Time. ifs59 3-b.
The American team was second.
aud France third. The English
team was composed of ~ 4. VIII
son, A. > Robertson, j. r. Deakin.
y. y Hollows and w. Coates. The
American team was composed of
George v. nonhag. q. A. Dull. j. l..
Elsie, H. l.. Trube aud Harvey w.
Coin
In the final contest IN the GEO.
yard bicycle race, johnson. of Eng
land. was first. Dem agel. Of
France. was second. and Numaro.
OF Germany. was third Johnson i
time ~aa 81 IS seconds.
Belgium beas Holland today at
water polo by to l. This does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

| frequent visitor AT The White House
She met Senator Crane IN the cBsu.
al way in which a popular Young
woman meets every one In official
life In Washington. and Il was
some time before she accepted his
attentions In the frank way In
which they were offered Miss
Boardman WAS Of that dlgnified re.
served tyT~ whose name had never
been even remotely connected with
matrimonial rumor until her en-.
Ragement TO Senator Crane was an
nounced She IL like her sisters.
Mlse Mabel Boardnan. secretary OF
the Red Cross society. and Mrs
Keep. a boosish person and has
studied In the best schools and
under the best masters ob,ainable
IN this country.
After completing her studies here
she spent some time at the Unlver.
slty Of Bonn. Germany. where her
aunt Nine. won Rottenburg. wife
OF the rector. took special interest
in her course
Mrs. Crane. since her marriage in
July 1906. has lived a quiet life.
the care OF her young son, VIM
noardman Crane. absorbing all her
attention. save that given to the
study Of social problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

(star Special correspondenee.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July IA
That Japanese merchants are out
of pocket 90 the extent of at least
$1,000 600 as the direct result OF the
boycott instituted d; the Chinese
at Canton. because Of the Tsisu
Maru incident. is the claim ~ the
big Chinese merchants of San Fran.
clseo's famous Chinatown.
From a local movement the boy
cott has become national one. Az
ter Japan forced an apology from
the government at Pekin. because
the governor OF Kueang Chung prov
ince seized the japanese steamship
Tatsu Maru. for carrying arms to
Chinese rebels. an organization was
formed under the name OF the Ma.
uonal Disgrace association. with
the avowed intention OF evening ~
the score with Japan for forcing
China 10 lose her face"
With startling 'horouEhness the
national association has done It's
work of acauaintiug every Chinese
merchant ia the world OF the boy
colt and soliciting his support Ev.
erything. from personal letters and
circulars Go newspapers. has been
used with lavish hand.
The souvenir envelope has done
more to keep the pot boiling than
anything else. by Il the cause OF
the boycott II kept ever uppermost
In Chinese minds.
There are all sorts turned out In
China. from the blood red paper
with the staring white characters
To cartoons depicting the history Of
tha affair. These are flooding the
Pacific coast from San Francisco
20 Vancouver
Al present not one ounce OF goods
shipped TO the Chinese merchants
At San Francisco Is carried In Jap.
anese vessels. The Japs have also
decided TO boycott the Chinese at
San Francisco. and now the Chinese
merchants do not receive the trade
OF their fellow Orientais.
SO the yellow men are boycotting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
VICTIMS LIKEtY TO
RECOVER

Attendants as Providence hospt-
tai announced thiz afternoon that
Howars r. Kent. = driver ~ engine
company No. /. who was overcome
by smoke al the Hlncklsy block
fire Monday afternoon. stands an
excellent chance 80 recover.
Last night the yoang mans coz
dltidh was very serious. but this
morning he was considerably I'm
prnvea. DYa. A. ~ McE.eish and
Vi A. Mcdonald. who are attend
ing Kent. stated TO-DAY that pne'l-
monla has affected both lungs. but
While the young fiFemsen still has
high fever. the physicians isope
for the best
Fireman A. v. Hegz. also 81
engine company 40. 1. il In a seri.
Gus condition. bat his physicians
state that they have every reason
10 beiisve ne will recover.
Fire Chlef Harry W. BriuEhuFai
places the total fire loss al 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
ROOMS LOOTED
OCCUPANTS oF TIE l4INcN [ EV
BLOCK Lose vALuABLEs
DURING PROGRESS OF
THE FIRE.

DufigsF tse progress of the firr
In the basement ~ the Hinckiey
block. Secona av aud Columbia ~
late Monday afternoon. "a 9soms
we're foreibiy entered ~ employees
81 the Pacific Telephone 4 sseie.
sFaph Go. and the independent Tel.
ephaEc Co
Each room entered was stripped
81 Telephones and the feicphnne
employees reased their iabafa uuiy
shen agents ~ the buiiding appeal.
ed 20 the police
Or Annie X Russell. With ofacea
a. No. tin. reported 10 the police
this morning that durtnK the fire
her room waa entered. presumably
hy telephone employees. aud that
valuable rug aud other furnishings
were carried away.
Earl Young today. recovered bia
so Panama hat. which had been
taken from his room after u had
been entered bY an empluYe OF ths
Pacific Telephone q Telegraph 90.
The man who took Mr. Yo1ugs
panama left a aiIapsdated derby.
In the sweat hand wsa found a
blank car fare voucher Mr. Young
notified the telephone co1spany that
he wanted hts Panama hR, returned
and THIS morning tho company
forced this employee 10 return a.
Several other tenants whose
rDoms we're broken iatn. enmplain.
"a 10 Agent Ira ID. Hinekiey that
articles we're missing after the ~.
ephone employees left. after ripping
out telephones. Tbs police an.
n0snce that they Will make an ~
fort TO find the articles taken from
Dv. Russeiis rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15


WASHINGTON. July IRE.
forms should begin at home. n
your husband IL rich and owna fac
tories or mills or mincs. the wife
should make Il her duty TO improve
the conditions OF empioyeosr
This IL the slogan adopted by
Mrs winthrop Murray Crane. wife
Of the Massachusetts, senator. who
h dcprivlnv Washington society OF
much Of her time TO study social
problems as they relate Ia the work
Of women and children In New
England mills.
Senator Crane owns one of the
largest paper mills In the east. and
Mrs. Crane would make II ideal for
the employees II she had her way.
Mrs Cranes friends always be.
lievo she was destined TO ill high
place in the official world. A. Mas
Josephine Boardman. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mira Wa a. Boardman
formerly of Cleveland o.. Mrs
Crane belonged 20 the exclusive set
deslgnated the millionaire winter
colony
She was among the intimates Of
Mrs. Nicholas fsongworsh and WAS a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
NOMINEE KERN
is TACCART'S
ATTORNEY
But He Says Indiana People
Do Not Care for
That.

CHICAGO. July Is Before leay-
lng for indianapolis this afternoon
John w Kern. the democratic nom
inee Tor vice president received a
party OF reporters lie was IN hia
shirt sleeves and q tooth N~aah was
protruding from Sia vest pocket.
someone asked hlm II II was true
that he WIS Thomas Taggarta a..
sorney, and he replied, with smile.
Il admit a. and he Is good
client, too, but Indiana lawyers have
not reached the stage where they
can ctaose their clients.
Everybody In Indiana knows that
am fAgsart's attorney. and they
don't hold 10 against ma there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

sERtIN. July I--Emperor VIII
~ has bestowed the order Of
z<rif. siih ribbon. an Miss Grace
Aseaporf 4 young Eugiiehwomam.
~ 81 ysar rescued Miss Malta
= sekoenfeldt. daughter Of che
hxomsster Of sseinau. in sileaia.
- srowaing DIN nthe river Oaes
- sehoenfeldt was taEong swim.
So lsxsons shea che u the afr
zssa NJ bales burst. She vas
sakinx for the secuad time when
y" Davenport. who vas on a Va.
a'sn rip and happened 70 b. near
= ne lime. plunged. fully drezsed.
~ ke water. She rescued the
<'Hzn girl aud a cI0ee friendship
Ssaz ~ between tbs two.
49, Davenport has received per.
z'A,ea nom King Edward 10 wear
assofation given her By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
CHARGES HUSBAND
WITH DETRTIOH

Charles II. Hardy. a real estate
salesman. WAS charged with de.
Hertion and non-nnpport In com
plant made 10 the prosecuting AZ.
torneIss office today by hts wife.
HarrlS s. Hardy.
She Says that since their mar
riaEe she has frIlen heir to SIC. 900.
let BY her grandfather. all OF
which She claims that her husband
has aquandered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
TALK Or IT
At CITY
HALL
s,IL,., Contract Scandal
p,e,.s Choice Topic
d Discussion.


las sss's.Sseanent details In regard
~ ~ ss,ssee contract matter have
w. ~ ,sassa TIE city department.
800 s1 "a their employees 20 81 up
"a axe notice. ....,.,..A., 4,
-, vezserdsy. hardly anything
" - lalses about except the
s...-.es.a bribery and the actions
~ txo eouncfImen ia refusing
..esy which was intended To
y ssslr support m permltting me
$40. ~ bnslness 10 - 20 q private
wassacfnr
y = time Ii the history Of the
...'neil has anything aroused -
-. - haFd feeling as this garbage
s.ss,hsue Every councilman. a. .
~ sup~arsd fixed In his position
ss-,hs issue. and the affection u
msmhers lass Monday night.
- perusltted the Introduction OF
! REALMS ordinance. came a. =
49, ~ those people Nho have
- Interested tn srctnx that the
~ handled its own EaFease eolisc
- and destruction
The graft scandal Which came ~
sxht immediately afterwards srsssd
= eilmax to the fsht knd 4 =
a. ga9sral oplnlon thar a. the itieci.
~ Of tho council on next Monday
.xht there viii b. shout the hot
49, tlme that the city council has
sver experienced. ~
story Eagerly Rad.
/. sserv watk OF tie and In every
- "A cranny al the city where
a. xxs rsached the people. they
- - eagerly DISGUISED the de.
s.. II he story. Ans thAt every
arsssss ard voter In the city vIll
MA esxely ihe further progress
4 u EzEtAse fight goes without
~ exposure Is generally consld.
ressss PACING Councilnaen Max
war1an asa J. N. ArSnstrong 10 "A
enshnr1zs1aG position. Bottle an.
nazen< 1T Monday night that they
were apea % conviction. In the
IA, q sedaTs Developments. II j.
bard that 10 either OF the cnan-
Il msmhsrs changes bis vote nos.
zsse sili probably be a protest
knm ;he people OF their wards.
srmgung was instructed By the
Ansn fay Improvement club last
NJ y sand pat Oh hts opposi.
- y repeaf,@g the garbage oFdi.
erz and his own statement that
4 "a open 30 conviction came
stATprsse 70 the members os th@
"a nosA warsfali and Armstrong
nl>s d have The city handle the
nrAze business whea Murphy :
xinnsl hsll and the amendment
ssx sa&ssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Here is one Of the Chinese boy
colt envelopes.
The flag al haIf-mast signifies that
Jspan's eolors arr lowered in the
eyes Of the world. The little figure.
squatsina a. the bottom. 10 intended
70 show the small regard the Chi
nsse hold for the officials who
apologize too much ard pay too
much indemnity" ss the manuscripts
In It's hand reads.
The large figure represents the
indignation Of the Chinese for the
actions OF the authorities. The
scroll In the left hand says "eoy-
colt the Japanese" while the one
held In the right hand means "The
place Of our national shame has
reached the point where We ask,
what shall we dot" The top tines
read. 80 commemorate the national
disgrace Of the nth day Of the Sec
ond month";" The characters at the
bottom Of the flagstaff are the csuse
Of the whole trouble, the Tatsu
Maru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

PARIS. July 1.-two Partisan
women. Mile. de Namias and Mile
Andres Aiaza. fought a sword duel
Ia a private park In Paris. over a
young man. who has discreetiy kept
In the background. and whose name
does not appear In the ease.
The duel vas carried out In the
regulation French fashion Each
combatant had seconds and doc
Tor was In Abundance to STOP the
fight after honor had been satisfied
by the flow OF blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

not count IN the scoring OF the
games
svakserga. Of Sweden. won the
first heat ~ the fivenile race ON
the fiat track In 90 minutes 40 10
seconds. This establishes n new
record
The French team. compoaed OF
achillea and Auffray, won the final
In the 1000 meter tandem bicycle
race In 3sO7 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
RECEIVERS WANTED FOR
TWO CONCERNS

A. y Roche. former manager 81
the Seattle Tea and Coffee and Mer.
camille Co. today pctltl0ncd the va.
perior coart for . receiver Cor that
corporation. aud aakN for a fadKe
mwnf ~ sfe SEQ for back SALARY and
commission for stock sold
Tho Olympic OF 60. asked Tor
r~c~fvcr for the Queen city Motor
Car Co. on the sround that 10 bad
sold f1ae ~ woFth II gasoline oil
N The automobile peoric. slaa IS ef
which Htin remained dur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

The women fought with skirts
and bodices on. otherwise being un-
protected They went at II ferO-
ciOusly for five rounds. Then Mile.
Namias got In a slight thrust just
above her opponents waist line IL
was only a scratch. but Mile AIaza
tainted at the sight OF her blood.
and her doctor forbade further
fighting. saying another shock
would endanger Mile. Alaza's life.
Unlike men duelists, the women
refus<d 10 make up their quarrel
At the end OF the combat. and went
away as bitter enemies as before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
BIc QUESTION: DECIDED.


CHICAGO. July is.--Unlted
States Judge Kohlaaat today de
clared Illegal All contracts be.
tween newspapers and railroads
whereby newspapers pay in adver.
tising for railroad mileage for IN
tersfate journeys. The opinion was
rendered IN q test case brought by
the Chicago. Indianapolis x Louis.
Vile railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

OYSTER BAY. T. 4. July l5.--
Henry Renterdahl vas tho guest Of
President Roosevelt today This Is
the first time that the writer has
seen the president since hia criti-
clam Of the navy. II IL understood
that Reuterdahl went over the
whole article with the president
and pointed out 10 him the basis
OF the criticism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
MAN ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

McGrenar rampbeII. fisherman.
attempted 70 commik suicide b.
swallowing several hichlorlde tab.
lets az Fishermen's headqussters.
At 81 Wall ST. shortly after a
O'Clock ssst night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
GOVERNOR MADE
FAST TRIP

between San Francisco and Vie.
t0rla. the Governor. WHICH arrived
IN port this morning. maintained
an average speed OF 1875 knots, the
distance being covered in 80 hours.
which seconds only the record OF
the speed made by tse President
on her trial trip. Three hundred
passengers and 400 tons Of cargo
we're brought north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
is FINED FOR
BEATING WIFE

W. J Smith. known ON the water.
front as Shanghai" Smith. was
fined $40 by Police Judge John -.
Gordon this morning because Il de.
veloped that be was drunk and
dlaofderly few days ago. and Is
alleged 10 have beaten his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
sUReLAs MAKES Confession

One suit Of clothes. one pair OF
shoes aud a razor constituted the
total loot secured BY Roy Kelley.
according 20 his owa confession. 10
having broken into a section house
N the Northern Pacific n Maltby
lie was brought to Seattle today
and charged with burglary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
Iuse!AHp cHAaeFoI
WITH DEsERTl0as

.nSsn after having been PIT 20
-. - "a e1osrisabie Institution u the
y. Ssanfhe Waite says hes has.
,.. William W. Nsaife. failed 70
! 49, hls family. IN her complaint
y. ~ asserts0u brought aRainst
~. =. AasY " the prosecuting attor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
BOY INJURED BY AUTO
is RECOVERING

1ohn. The T.yrar old son 81 W.
and Mrs J A Ward. Of Duwamish.
who was RIM dawn and badly in
iared an the nlEht % July b. al
automobile. wiii fccosrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
sEAcoHUl sEAo4 LeTs 100000
EACH.

che seacoms BEACH Comn&nY n
offering splendid ldBl 10 campers
az 5000 90 each on payu@nts e
pi0 90 down and the balanHa In
inatailmenfs monthly. Water plped
90 each lot Splendid boat s@vice.
No Sunday Dicnics permitted 'e"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
fIHs CAPTAINS Las UP.

C@,tain Fred W. Braun. 81 truck
company No 2. WIN spraiacd his
ankle dnfing tbs fire IN the fishek.
ley block. Monday afternoon. viii
not be ~ for duty for several
weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
WAS TRAILED
BY SLEUTHS

Lydia y Ellis. seeking a divorce
from Charles w. ellis and the Gus.
toby 0f their ven.year0ld boy.
Amea Charles Ellis. today admitted
on the witness stand that ahe had
hired two detectives 90 shadow her
hu.band and report anything they
coifld learn against him.
In her complaint the wife charges
her husband with infideliiy and
non support Ellis Is head Ianitor
Of the Globe building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

J. c. Morten. living al f5ss Uni.
verkity boulevard. today asked the
proceeding attorney 20 put l.. r.
i.emnr. one Of his nelghbora. under
. peace bond 80 that he could move
a building on his premises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
FIERCE OIL FIRE


SANTA BARBARA. Cal. hly ~.
Two men killed. s0a.00 barrels
Of OIL destroyed. With a loas aERre
eating sz00. 600. resulted from n fire
which Is stili raging ficrcely at the
little oil town Ut Orcuft. In the
Santa Maria of fields. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
VISA HODGE oRe anvSs 80.

e, { successful gpesati5n val per
~. y 49, ~ The Seattle Gener.z hos
y Aels afternoon apon Ans Rnbf
npake. wife % Deputy Sheriff
aoke Of Black pfameod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
CHINESE BOYCOTT LITERATURE
FLOODS THE WEST

the brown. and the brown the yel-
low Meanwhile the white mar IL
raking in the chips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

ttah for Jacob Jacobson
aud always his with table
ioytnk hfe peevsh
than 20 Of
he tackles home made pc hos the when
mesto he unoras Knives a nal shtes than Aahey With
him. hts appalled,
noyeodda
who eathg just sweep platter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15
rs CHARGED WITH
EMBEzH EMgMT

Ral0e W. Emerson. an advertts-
lrs lussnt with offices in the Arcade
building. was arrested last night
by PafrOlsian l.. +. Larson on a
warrant charging him with larceny
by saasezzisuent
Anton johnson. for whom Emer-
son formerly worked. alleges that
fhe aecuaek manaGmbezxled 500 on
February :. 1908. No date has been
sof for Emersou'a preliminary hear.
lngA -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-15

Boats Leave Pier 2. foot q Yesier
Way. 6 so. 1880. s:a0. 10000. 1890
a. -. t.t5. 1910, 300, 400, $50.
g % D. ~. and Sundays 7;aa .. m.
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