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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

tsssttie stars Exclusive sefsies.l
LONDON. March Having
greater speed than most express
trains. and greater horsepower
than any baiticship. Great Hfllsia
has a new torpedo boat dealrux q
that wiii r~volpgioniFa the oonslsar.
lion OF torpedo craft. as the Dread.
nouwht rwyoiutioniEed hatileships
Tho destroyer IL the Swift. and
her name Describes her exactly. FOR
che can steam a. miles an hour,
hieh means she could. II required.
cross from Plymouth TO New York
To about three days She could gito
an American tranacontiusutal train
q start from New York 10 Chleaeo.
and then ain uut In n dash ia san
Francisco. Nothing that floats can
stand up % her in speed
n the fastest cruiser IN the world
started cut "a catch the swift Al
noon. az NJ 40 the swift would die
appear beyond the horizon Going
~ top speed and being maaeuxersh
hy her helm. dodEinE about ia a
smooth sea. no hattleahip gunner
could hope 10 hit her. for by the
time he had aimed his shot and be
fore he could fire. the swift would
he half mile vide OF the mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
BLOODY NIGHT
IN SPOKANE
10y United pee.

SPOKANE. March ~ This cts
experienced Thursday the blood
iest uight Ia 10 history The uifhl
opened with the killiug Of Otto l.
Bulls By blg serial fire truck
and closed with the shooting o
Charles - Curry aud his wife b.
an unknown man.
There WAS riot In an Italian
saloon In which a number 81 the
Romans we're shot and stabbed
Two we're taken to the emergency
hospital IN a serious condition
= A Peterson wan shot on froni
aY. ia front Of a noodle joint lie
charges Nellie Frcebefk With the
act She r. a. the head Of the
Spokane LADY BARRIERS A u Nc
gladden.. a railroad man. the com
pRninu OF the NomAn. asserts that
be Is responsible Tor the Shooting
that they were attacked b Peter
gon and that be shot In self
defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

sNoHoMIsH. March ia.-HIenry
kofdas. pioneer of this com.
munity for 3S years. was instantly
killed while yarding logs at the
Mason place. about four miles
south OF Snohomish. Tie was do.
Ing the work with the assistance
of n team OF horses The team
started down hin az a rapid rate.
while hitched 60 a log. aud rolled
It over kordas. lie was dead In
two minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
JUMP FROM
THEFLAMES

CUNNINGHAM. Wash. March
ia--ln a disastrous fire which re.
suited ln the destruction Of the
Hotel Cunningham. conducted by
J. NJ. Logan. shortly after mid
night Wednesday night. three PEG.
pie we're seriously injured by
jumping or by flames Mrs. Lulu
Harlow suffered a fracture Of the
right leg from jumping from the
second story Ernest Morgan
suffered severe burns by shelnE
forced to rush through the flaming
hall Ia escape Charles rutherford
employed by the Northern Pacific
was burned about the face. hands
aud chest He WAS taken Co the
company hospital. az Tacoma Mr.
Johnson. insurance agent. Of Sc
attic. suffered burns on the hands
and face, All guests asleep In the
upper stories lost their personal
effects and were forced Ia jump
for their lives. The fire started
from n lamp at the head of the
stairs II is reported that one OF
the roomers lost si0.000 In money
and securities.
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MURDER COMMITTED.

GRASS VALLEY. Cal. March
i3.-Frederick BrouEh murdered
his brother Walter al the family
home in this city yesterday after.
noon. lie fired four shots into
his brothers body from a revol
yer. Brough, who had been drink.
Ing. went home and a quarrel fol
lowed with HIS brother. with the
result that Trough whipped out his
revolver and fired slightly wound.
Ing bis brother, who ran. pursued
by the murderer lie Was over.
taken and another bullet brought
him to the ground While wing
in this position Frederick fired two
more bullets into the PROSTATE
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
TRAIN DITcnED
Carrying Don

SPOKANE. Mareh ia.
having run over and ksnss s,,,.
man James wehnhott At IL =.
tain az 2sio yesterday sA,.ss.
a Northern Pacific fsash =,
eei wcen Wallace and Mlssus !.
wrecked three hours lsss, -
carrying the body o. the 80 =.
20 Missouia While sxlietI,. !
Iron Mountain. wehslna. !.
lives In Aissonla, was rannIsx =;
the train trying 10 open ! lrst.s
Ills FOOT caught IN a froe srs !.
vas thf0sn teneafh the st4<i1
iiia head vas Completely ssser.
from his body. His bods v,
placed 10 a caboose and the tn
proceetied on IL way. Whes Il
miles Nezt OF L0fhrop The tn
encountered a sash0ut L =.
long Nearly hall the train psu..
over the suapendcd track saseiy :
fore Il gave way. pslsng siS ffeIta
cars intn the ditch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
BIG FIRE IN IDAHO
feY United Press.N

SPOKANE. March IA special
from 81 Marics. Idaho. says
Fire which broke ont in the St
Maries hotel last evening has de.
stroyed that building and several
other business blocks. Three hun.
dred men fought the flames with
a small hose cart equipment and
buckets. but their efforts were in.
adequate. The damage will an-
proXlmate s55. GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

The choicest meats that money
eau buy will be always found at
The Band Box Market. 100 First
at. Free ride home. 80
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ChiIdren's Sight

should be carefully guarded while
they are growing Bring the little
ones here with their eye troubles.
Consultation free. SchuChard opti-
cal Co. Specialists. 1907 Second AZ.
asa
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Take Two and
Pay for Oh
PRICES STRIKE soTros 4
JOHNSTON CLOSING or
WAREHOUSE SALE.

We have sacrificed. eni-Fts
actually slashee the prices e
the remaining instruments :
our Closing Out sale % : izzE
Where u seems ridiculous =
we're determined TO dlsEos =
everything 10 our EFs>eS
Warehouse by somnfros Eiflt
Commencing Mondsy HzFzltt
the wholesale end Of ON Us
ness wili be condaeie1 ~
orr new building az 1ilyd -
| diversity.
We want everybody VIE -
the slightest idea Of seezu
a good piano or organ q Fzas
PLAYER within the nei' -
wears 10 come in and nfsz1'
cate our claims lHN -
everything exactly a segF
scented and the hlssef Fa'H
ever known.
DON'T WAIT ANY loNetk
We know there arr
plano sales herslded riif
ifavagaut claims. yet shss
Is said and done the5 -
down to a LOT Of second
Instrumenis planos thN
ple have simply disesTdss
sold for whatever theF
bring.
The sales az the hsso
House are IN a tctAlly -
ent class as hundreds aat - :
dneds OF people Of tbs ss ~
Nil willingly tesiify III
Honse OF Johnston cams
ford TO make any mss.
ments or mlsrepresstlA,.s'.
simply for the sale q ''
"A few Instruments
We're determined TO 49,
Of every piano and ofs.s = !.
plano PLAYER stin on 10y
our Warehouse. eyen -. s.,ls|
becomes necessary 70 WIZ"
give en- away. IN Il
You can now secure - ~
Hne upright piano ane -
piano player at the WV
tofore asked for one e
II YOU want 70 ins. -, n
s17 SEQ. s54. SO Or w .,,,,,|
n splendid organ. plane 80
or plano. YOU can nov 80 80
an instrument easily w
double: sisi gets AZ ~
new sSs5 piano iods ,; ss:1|
now secures a splendid
instrument and 50 % = n
$3.50 which now secafss = 81
SAINT strictly highest t'. ~
Siebt which cost 1--WE m
aro. ss25. Also a ies III
plannlas at actually VS.
half price. ...,ueui n
such well known make rss.l
lsimbsll Hobart NJ
story s CLARK, Johnston
Fischer. etc. - pEs|
Am We ask Is that ~, - I'd
so IN INSPECT iAs Is u
S sSS iH,ir, instruments sss
c s,,n,n as musician. as pla pa. |, Il
r merit or as skeptic. 4 se "a. 4
Won win obtain = nes '.ns
Inc he House OF Johnston toni , b
portance as q plano cen ssr' 4 i
he exceptional cha .'',asa ~
rare values to be oeI .ss, III
and. furthermore, 'n - uIssz|
lutte dependence eau
...,bl,S we say ..s|
Remember. toe u's s'.onlA 4
year. CAL az 49, 'ssss,on ca|
ruar,er. u. $, ', 'lpssalS|
olde., sna LsrEes' r,Ird 4
Johnston 60. Wdss
is.y.,si;y,
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For a good shampoo use Soap
Lake Soap All druggists. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

The most distressing cases !
eczema relieved By Scat Ii.
salxe. Is
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d. B. Thompson
G1f oriental Block.
Main ~ lad HHa

IT'S fHTH MOVE
The opportunity awaits the man with
niflf ra1h that wishes % huF 4 lots
cheap aud close Bee fgr - each ! must
Hell and Z am willing 60 sacrifice these
lnta see
a GIBSON
Main 1895 COS riaueed BidH. Ind fa7a
SUMMER fs COMING
buy - DWnaf. swell 4=rnna nuffaHe.
lurEe lat. close "a beech Ha minutes from
Ceute, ~ city. only 81 zee TERMS. 400
cash, balance fia pH month
q " BELMONT
ea4h James ~ -fasHs
shHHAIN RNLF
Y. roo Dor two lots. with fine es,ed
view, 20 Prince aud colamtis vsef
seattle suf Few dHFs eulF
rfNHHfr HHus,
60 soiinon siaa
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Must Be Sacrificed

lot ierfsa tuo blocks from car. only
10 minutes from SECOND A. Fina view
good district Price $3.50 Also 8 lot
f0xito on Madr1na Heights al street lu
prUrcnentH in and paid Unad location
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

fei ffs Alatsa hHaE
For Sale, Real Estate
has. souis nas tafsalas e ssgsss
aaa iais sn Maafars tfitt Ne BETTER
IsasitY in settle Faks sssafaua eaf
aaa 81, aff q $40 50 ehsffg
g. n WOOD
Aasn, ~ Naatees aal rsas<ttg
Fhaas / Aasf ttts
A &c IoHNHfuw a ca
ftoems iAsga nuans fiiaeh
rtensa aAin rft a stfs
-, srtas ~ miaatss qn rssasss
ifeirhts car Tee
ie cores nee istsi r,eh iaha 81 eeanlt
waaid aalusnFs e. tssm sna harness
o. see
~ aer~s spisaeia sarisa sHh ffa!t
~ ms hnlfss aGHas q aaEsa CLEARED
~ enantr ICED. E ssliss sect - seattle
Is tora sotu SUNDAY
~ NAVY YARD CITY Tire FASTEST
ssluns Property EtEH Plated
rEnas 81 i i 80 wnrk
Prices tnriuds elasea4h street grade
ava ~Aisr maias isla q ths street. sea
tom ths Navy Yard whsfs price, a.
aaranstn raridiT The largest profits
are made ~ the fret buyers Better
saw yard leave. risr Al faei Il Yesisr
uaY no urues uHf aar. ~ e4H en uNnsfs
buEnEHrus DEVELOPMENT CO.
1908 Amsficsu Hank HtaE
Main iiEs Phones Ind faas - -
Acre snd hsitscre tfaeis On eeuutY
read 10 cogs,ry club sless. from tn.
tu,srurtsu. zee to ,isoo. ea ssry sasy
terms
" FARGO.
ssa umpire mar
Phones. Nala isto lad ttt =-a.i7
SOUTH ALEl
iots on Aiki ave a. Zee each aasy
terms
Ideal summer Home. with vtte We
rhuda large living fnom. 4 either ruotBH
beauilful fire plafe. tote fasina All ave.
b. N TAt.npTa t1s Arcade Annex
Phone GRANT ~ =ii-ta-p
cuoIcE noMF SITES
Ftns quarter -acrs tracts from sfte 70
fsee ne 500 ones sfs az cleared saa
IN fruit Close 10 Eraasd school SIDE
the water j. Zee Terms. - essh aud
"a q Il SieFois. 20 linton nioss =,
PRETrfEsT wArEH rHoSr
ever plated on The aot NJ =
NAVY YARD cry.
only 4 city blocks from fire saNF Tafi
Finsst neach FINEST NiEW and saeh
Easy terms vii suit rut.
Il - ANp IL
Take any baai fof the Way Yard and
get OF At CHkHf.HHruN dock ~
have q branch office there ~ eau a.
HftEMEUTON uENEtorNEST co,
1908 American Hanh side
Main iiFs Phones IND fets ale
New. cluss-iu modern s.raam cottage,
Tor WORKING man prtes flRHas $500
down. SIS per mo No agents Inquire
teA 7ard Ave TIA
CHEAP cHioKr4s fanehf .rsom
hsss. ite laying hens. eavsI iafss
piece lagd. eloss N only tsft. on easy
rimss block today ii
$500 500 cash. buys a splendid build
ina lot. cleared. level coed size. u min
utss FROM Pioneer square. hatanee easy
monthly payments fail on owner fa4
Emplre BIDS. ma and Madison. Ind
= tea2 IT
For sale q rent Good property on
sra ana ffh West Parties east 81
Mountains. Address " n Mhratun. abg4
sfh West Tel Queen Anne 80 II 20 n
Forced salo ON Queen Anne nin by
owner only, four room house Good Tot
improvements in and paid 81 zoe on
terms Phone queen Anne tfet ==tt-ta
NJ 80 SELL. Ny HOME -Houam AND
. LOTS InONE. IND, GREEN at7
fasts=p
f~ Sale or Exchange Five ranm flat
ters nicely furnished fer larger foomiuF
honer st2 SIN. nsar Marion @fasfs-e
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BALLARD AuENcY-P.s H.
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City Hail. Phone. Ballard 500
MAIN OFFICES Seventh av,
between Union and University.
Phones, Main 1859: Ind. al.
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accuracy or assume Responsible
ity for errors Of any kind &C
curing IN teiephonsd adfsr
usements.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
S130 a Lot
West Seattle

ONLY SO powN AID e pEu MONTH
COME OFT pN suNuAN AID SER
THESE HEArTtFtI LOTS
ALI CLEANED EXCEPT SHADE
THEEs hNp READY To Htftsn oN
This affords YOU an opportunity 60
secure some high class residence nFan.
rrty fgr Nnur spending money
Get in now white the prices are lew
Come out SUNDAY
Take Fnuntleroy Park car ~ rtfst and
Neaief
GET orr CAR At gATEWoou
statesmen VIII meet the car all dss
sud conduct you to the grounds
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itAuHttf MAf#NHN
sia pte.att Aiafka nida q ~
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Modern Home

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sees .FrtFf Hs NeHs HsN HF#sfss Hesae
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Free Excursion
TO
Tacoma, Sunday

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iie matchmaker u pays.
Matchmaking school. ith and Pike.
80
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Monty TO LOAN

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a0rrs Of fnpfHtfsf fuaHa HHase fsfae
hafn. rnItkrH Heasss Hl5#HH HatHf
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CRY Mat FsrArr.
Quarter Acre Tracts

ia iIurnIs Beech KiHaa ia HazH HsafIs
Anu uUI have iH HHfH ~ ore HHaHlH e
IHr arfUnH addition see aU#H lass HaHH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04

TO RENr--Two t4nementa ~ M -~---rs ~
proyements az q and % So. Ms,, lQNsgh M
quire Of John liefney, IS So NV NM Tsct. ~
So3 No, Main street A 4tsepi q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
'oA1oRs HONE ro DID, RpEN.
FIorida's Governor Digs Canals in Test
70 Drain EYeralades.


In belief that il is possible to drain
the Everglades thus wiping out Of Ell.
istence the worlds greatest habitant
of alligators, ana u convert the millions
Of acres Of awamps into the garden
spot Of the earth, Governor W,B. Bro
ward 81 Florida u trying 10 reclaim
10000 acres Of these lands al a test. ne
il carefully watching two large dredges
that are slowly digging sixty-foot
canal preliminatory TO reclamation work
Experts, both in this country and IN
Europe to whom samples Of the soil Of
the everglades were submitted for an
alysis, pronounced 1t the richest in the
world. They returned a similar yer
diet on sugar cane raised on land re-
claimed from the everglades.
Sugar imported TO this country Is
valued at Sl50,00O,000 a year Govern
or Broward, using the experts data,
figured that Sl50,000,O00 worth of sugar
could be produced on 100000 acres of
the everglades That would leave over
100000 acres for the production of
other things With this bonanza
sight, lie set about to have the lanas
drained He was confronted with al
most overwhelming opposition Rail
roads held grants for more land than
IS owned by the state, and they claimed
the everglades.
Governor Broward's plan was TO drain
Lake Okachobee, which would require
a canal about SO miles long. His effort
to get from the people authority 60 raise
money enough 10 carry out that project
was defeated. He then undertook the
carrying out OF a lesser project. II il
proving a complete success, and will, he
says, convince the people Of the wisdom
and practicability Of the big plan.
The work being done consists running
two canals to Pine Islands, which IL
three miles long, three-quarters Of a
mile wide, and lies four miles from New
River. One canal will extend to the
northern and the other to the southern
point Of The island
This viii make 10000 acres of land
available for cultivation. Engineers
say the canals viii be completed in the
fall. Each canal is sixty feet wide and
ten feet deep.
Land already drained has been sold
for from SIS to $40 an acre, and the
money has been applied to the fund for |
iigging the canals. The Governor says
the everglades can be reclaimed at cost |
IF not over 81 an acre. Estimates Of I
he value Of the land range from $50 10 |
BOO an acre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
ABANDoNs PULPIT In REM0RsE
TO GO FORTH INTO EXILE
The Rev. II. ,. Stevens Was Conscience
Stricken When He Found He Had
Married Divorced Persons.

Garrett, Ind, April a.. Because he I'LL
noeentiy OBLIGATED at the marriage of 4
couple, both OF whom had previously
been divorced, the Rev. Harry B. Stew
ems, pastor OF the Baptist church, re.
signed yesterday and will abandon the
ministry 10 become an exile as a mis-.
sionary in Africa.
The young preacher was called upon
to tie the nuptial knot for Leonard Wig
not, a Fort Wayne shoe merchant, and
Lacy Miller Of this city.
When it was all over, the CLERGYMAN
discovered, in signing the certificate,
that both the bride and bridegroom had
been previously welded and both di-
vorced
u was too late 20 retract, but he was
conscience stricken, and he did not re-
main for the wedding supper. Then ne
prepared a special sermon from the Esd
chapter Of Jeremiah and delivered it to
his congregation. Toward the close. he
made reference to his own violation Of
the scriptural passage, and during the
prayer that followed he sobbed and his
wife wept. Women Of the congregation
were touched by the scene and wept in
sympathy. Now the Rev. Mr.. Stevens
has declared himself unfit to preach the
gospel and has resigned the ministry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
NEW MOVE AGAINST WALL ST.
Farmers VIII Refuse to Tel How Much
Grain They Plant.

Topeka, April 1.-The Farmers I'm.
Jon In Kansas refuses To give informa
ton to assessors as to the area planted
with corn, whe8t and either crops. ii.
III Hewin,s state president, gives this
reasons
THE Farmers Union has recommend.
ed to it, members that they refuse to
make public information concerning the
amount of grain which thew plant.
This Is the only information which we
want to keep secret and the reason we
refuse to give the information 10 the
assessors Is that we don't want To give
information about our business TO the
gamblers in Wall street. We have urg-
"a Congress to take some action 60 check
tbis gambling, but they don't seem to
do anything, 50 we are doing what We
can to keep them from getting infor.
ration to use in their spncuTations.
We propose to have some Of our own
members get the Information about
what our members arc planting and af-
ter we have obtained IL we hove no OBJ
lection to supplying the information to
the state board Of agriculture for its
report. We are not hitting at the board
Of agriculture. We are willing to give
the information to that board, but not
to Wall street"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
Important Decision Rendered.

United States Judge James L. Martin
has given decision dismissing the petit
ton OF Hosea w. Brigham Of Winches-
ter, n. d., and Cain & Benton OF Keene.
n. H., asking that the court set aside
the bankruptcy adjudication in the Aus.
tin n. Kingsley estate. Mr.. Brigham Is
Mr. kingley's guardian The petitioners
contended that Mr.. Kingsley was a resi-
dent of New Hampshire, although he
had been IN Brattleboro year and q
half. claiming that as he was under
guardianship in that state he could mot
change his residence under any condi
ton. They claimed, therefore, the Unit
"a States court Tor Vermont had no
jurisdiction. Judge Martin holds that
the guardian never made any attempt
To control the person Of his ward and
provided funds Tor his' living expenses in
Vermont without protest as to Mr., King
sley's choice Of residence. Judge Mar
tin says in his opinion: eThe disability
Of person under guardianship does not
follow him when he removes to another
state. Such disability is a creature oil
the statute and cannot affect the rights
uf parties outside Of the operation of
the statute under which guardianship
were had.