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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
Ct ultimatum.
Sapan frGper Spreisnins for Selag'
lGsgelien al "Satiu Warn".
SipIomatif diplomat.

ct Telegram fra Betting meboeler,
of Sapan bapoe tilitiaet ~loenrigs'
hepartementet ct llltimatiim peors'
renbe Spbringelien al oct lapanelt'
ife 9ampifib "Satiu Wturu". Sp.
brinselien fanot Steo uoenfor gpen
Wacao ben 27be Sebruar al fineiiIte
SoIofuttere paa 9eifploning Tor, at
bets 9aoning al @epPrer % ammu'
milton bar ment for De fineiiife BE
pplutioniiter, ifipnt Sabninaen bar
foniigneret til en- portilgiliIf 6orret'
ningsmanb / Wacoo. Wacao CT Ell
portuaiiiif SapneItao l. China og
Itaur unoer portueiiiif Serreosmme.
Sapon forlanger / bette lit Ultima
INN, at life aleile Sfibet meo jim
fuIoe 9abuing ~ufortspet ifal lesla'
oes, men at ben fineiiife 8egiering
fol betale Ell rimclig 8obtgisrelle
for Den Sfaoe, Sfibets Spbringel'e
bar meoisrt for bets Giere pg Rbes
oerc. 9iQcleoes forlungeS, at China
ifol aisre oifentlig ltnbifploning for
Tiringen al set iapaneIiife Stag.
gr life oiSie gettngelier opfplote tlts
Sen ct "rimeligt Siospuuft", agter
Sapan ufortspet at "tage Soeen I
lin e9en Saonb".
Iyra Sofio teIegraferes Den Toe:
"Syapan bill life IN til @agtsanpen'
6eIie ionlebning SpbringelIen at
Somperen "Satiu Waru" meo
minore Gbinas SptrGben 'filloe
aisre oct oblolut ns~openoigt".
Sfelge ct Telegram fra Sefing oeit
Soe isger ben fineiiife &egiering at
trpffe sageu / Sangorag. 9en bar
tilbuot Iig at aiitrofie De fiueiiife Sf'
miicerer, Der beorbrebe 9amplfibets
gelloglpggeIie, men peorsrenoe Sa'
bans l1ltimatum ~forsprigt bar NE
Iaierinaen uobebt iig liot IGngere Sio
til at ooerpeic oct. Sette 6orlon'
qenoe oil Sopan pilig gaa inc pna,
hcber set, og Der nGres De beolte
6urboobninger ON, at Sagen bill BIZ
pronet / archaeological.
Gbinos me 8eianot, ssh Sing
Sona, onfom ben zoe os. til 8aIb'
iraton og oflagoe oaereoe lanlnle
Tau Stotsminiitcr 8oot Ell ~offictel
giiit. Mr. @ii Sin9 Sang bar tio'
Iiaere inoebopt iamme Stiatng, %
bar / fin Sio ben poprlpreIte al ollie
Sc fremmeoe Siplomater | 8aIbtng'
ton. Sans Silbagepenoen billtes
berfor meo olminoelig 8lGoe / ollie
areoie. SiGr err ban paa Sruno al
lin 2iaefrembeo % Reoebonbco til Of
lcbe liz interpienc pberlt popnl9r
biouot 9resieuS &eprPl entanter, al
bpilfe ct tort Intal bar fremnsoi
poa Sernbaneitatiouen for at snlte
ham pelfommen tilbage - og for al
"pumpe" bom. SiGr trGngte man
ino paa bam for at iaa bere bans
Wening ON "Sotiu Wtaru". aff9ren
San er, iom iagt, meget piuig I'll al
Icoe Jig prmpe; men oct bill life iige
BET iomme, Tom at man altio taar
noaet no al bam. gr Der noget, bar
life snifer at ubtale Jig ort Iaa er
ban meaet fort "pumpet Ions. Sar
bopbe / Den Ieuere Sib ligget nGIter
rofbrubt pou Heiier, iaa ban ttft
Eopbe bopt nogen I%nleoning I'll al
iGtte Tia ino / Sogen peorsrenoe Sp'
bringcIien al "Satiu @art". Sar
troebe imiblertib, at Sueens getpo'
nina par bIeoet meget %operoreoet
Sen omerifanife 8rcsie; ialfaIo Islt'
han ia forpiSiet ON, at ben life ptlo'
forauleoioe nogen 9rig melem So
49,, a., Hhiun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
@icnoommclig / fig irlu,

/ NorbInoelie, TorbolO o. YrOces, er 0oOO5 SarIaperlla 0erTor
uaiaa eicno ommelis | f9 iclp meO 9enIpn til SerN, ut Sals
90 fine Selbreoelier.
Oct er iremhiaet al be beote blOorenienOe, alteratue % fprte'
oiueuoe Sua eoienir up iaaoauue originate % eienoonnettse Nte'
thooer, at etbuert Of oisie Mtioler beboloer i'm iulOe Northumberland
Ge melt a~luurlise 5iliGlOer a artelipse, Salt Rbeum, aatarrh
Rbeumatisne. Spspepiia og aitteitelie er ~belbreoet bper Dag ueo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
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ben serei RFia9nahso EpRs. seioemn'eighes. Etos
aomi. iHteI LAB vee heyonaialHg, sHnshLae eler
gTftaoa. Sos Appteesete ener rrpmpt pr. Seti.
.. 3. ppbo 20, Spwen, RaiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
BREMERTON NOTES
tssar Special serviee.l

BREMERroN, May 2-The cob
lier saturn has been ordered 70
take on a supply Of coal aud pre-
coed to san Diego In the wake OF
the first squadron of the Pacific
fleet after the san Francisco ma
neuvers.
Admiral sebree. commanding the
second division of the first squad
ron of the Pacific fleet. wrote a let
ter to Rear Admiral Rurwell. com.
mandant OF the navy yard. compli.
mentlhR him on the rapid and thor.
ough work done ON his ships while
NJ this yard
Rear Admiral Burweil has Oh.
tanned leave to- attend the Pacific
golf tournament at Victoria and will
go there Monday.
The torpedo boat GoldsborouEh -
ready for her trial trip.
Warrant Aachlnlst A. A. Hooper,
% Mare Island. has arrived here for
duty Ia the steam engineering de-
partmens We succeeds Warrant
Aaehinia' ~ a Thormahlen, who
wns tranafcsred Ia the cruises Colo
sndo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
SUICIDE LEAVES A
LETTER TO WIFE
10y United Press

SAN FRANCISCO. May Am
unknown man. about Is years old,
committed suicide near Baker,
bcseh. about noon today by shoot
ing himself IN the temple In his
hat were the initials Il. r."
The following note was found
clasped In his hand: My Darling
wife Forgive me Is all can ask
OF Won. My buaRese troubles arc
entiFelg and alone responsible FOR
ihss rssh act Fear OF dosing nay
mind ehtirely and eeHtiHaalls cans
tag yoa worry and nsin. which yoa
don't deserve. was more than I
could stand | have keen haftlinG
AGAINST this for nSnntha, but ] cant
drive the thought away MAY God
bless yaa aud be good 10 yop all
Your loxins husband. L."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
"A 4 T MAM .ss1'2 ;


BY JESSIE M. partition
The woman who marries man
In the hope ~ ref0rmiaK hiIn malscs
a serious mistake.
Reform" Is the reef on which
many a matrimonial ship has come
10 diaaHter
n you love a druakard or a gam.
blar insist ON the reformation that
IL 60 be the price Of your whole IA.
ture BEFORE MARRIAGE.
That is. unless you want your
husband 10 continue 10 drink and
gamble after marriage II you DO,
just marry the man and say nothing
more about a.
But do not marry a man whose
conduct YOU do not approve. under
the deluslon that you can reform"
him.
Il Is fiattering 90 your vanity. I
know. when the adofed one does
the miserable sinner" act and i'm.
plores you 10 become hia wife and
make a man Of him.
Don't be fiattered. lie IL offering
you that which a wiser womsn
would seorn 90 accept n he can.
not assert bis manhood and make
himself worthy Of your regard by
his own effort. II Il likely you can
work tia, miracle?
A mss worth saving would ,eaI
lac his own shortcomings and set
10 work ~ reform himself before
sskius YOU 90 share his life
when b. threatens TO make a.
sna ~ IT." or assures You ~ win 80
~ the fcsa entirely unless you take
pity on him. tell him 10 20. and hs,p
him find the front door II that viii
relieve YOU Of his prcaenS any
aoonrr
The very atmosphere breathed by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
The MALH
aG0SSIP
BY JESSE n .PARTLon.

much attention "a them any more.
flu' when a man. b a Nhrng Of
the shoulders or whispered word
chooeee 10 hlschen a enmRnn rspu.
iailou. that reputation IL biachensd
indeed
We aiaeount q wuman'a opinion
Of another woman about 40 per cent
On account 81 possible lsafauay. We
cannot ses the luminosity behind
the mans cruel snser~hla IL sup.
posed 10 be expert opinion
And that 10 one at the reasons
male gossip 10 the lowest shing
alive. lie takes advantage Of hts
stronger position 90 strike at q
weaker creature one that has nc
adequate means 0f defense
Whenever hear = man make n
sighting remark about aome won
an ! always wonder n he tried Ia
fllrt ~ith her and failed.
That. and tho fact that she knows
someshiag very much Ia hts dis
credit are tw. Enod reasons for a
fuan hating any woman.
u IL 4 mistake 10 suppose that All
Fuasips are vomnn some Of the
most inFetern,e KVssipz ara men
and ] believe they are always de-
srtssd By tholr own ne1
The oniY remedy IL Tor ever
NumAn 10 refuse 10 receive the mails
gossip Ia her home OF Introduce
him Ia Young women 81 her &C
nuaintahce. Sometimes good
stout cane 10 the hands Of husky
brother fresh from the fno,hhll
field helps 10 reform this type 81
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
BADLY INJURED BY
ca EXPLOSION

When Percy Boyer. II years old.
entered a gRs-fiIled bath room in a
fiat building AT Ills 18th ay. with
lighted match last night. an e1.
ploxiou followed In which he was
painfully cut and bruised. his apart
meut vas partially wrecked and
several others were damaged.
Thai the man Was not instantly
killed Is considered miraculous By
Fire Chief Harry W. hringhursf.
who made an investigation.
Dyer vas taken To the Seattle
General hospital The explosion was
made possible BY a plumber who
left a gas pipe open after discon.
meeting Il from q hot water heater
Yesterday afternoon geyer and
his wife with Mrs A. johnson we're
arranging their effects They had
Just moved In. About O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
HERMAN FAIR
MILL CONTINUE

GAe fAbeFnlsn Fair Al Ninth and
Ter. siF not close tonight. bat
n : sxisnded until Tuesday eve
- 4 asxt week. Il having bccn
tsaz lnpc<sihie 10 at I'D OF the
~ namber Of things donated
@ Tuesday evening there viii
aanaAA anctlon % al donations
sAl fsns4in.
re Amoas Rays Ouly and
0rnasi Freaks- have proven a
x-sH znxtsg card Three times
s4rA ssaiax the tent has b-en
eressea The actors afa all eok
i<zs eoss
ne piaao contest hetweea Mrs.
! ! nasaa aad Miss MAJ Hansen
ssssa'@a xruslns interest
N Neal Boyle begins bis auction
xea kseheloss tenlxht There are
= siskIAass on the Hat
he lagenlie division Of the A o.
4 hare q Sword contest Capt.
cszy presentesi q beaHiifni sword.
sa& lhsz has sguused fha haYa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
"HAM TREE WAS
o AGAINST THE LAW

soolt'a Franklin '0e automobile NJ
an .arly hour this morning II was
Ia lTfae, well built tfea aud ON u
we're hung several hams On the
back of the car was sign ndver
ualnR the 'lllsg Tree eompgny .
opening AZ tho Moore. "
mentioned above climbed aboard
niSitieaed above climhef aboard
aud. With "sootty" ~ the wheel,
began a voyygo up and down First
and Second avs The tree barely
cleared the trolley wires and served
we'll the pf9poae for which Il WAS
intended that OF ad0aftising tho
show
hut Il Was IN violaolgn Of a city
ordinance and AN officer who knows
a little bit about the advertising
business himself stopped II ln front
OF the Butler hotel and rode with
the party up Ia police headquarters.
There. upon the promise that the
tree would DO taken down. the
Ham sTree" advertising agents
Wsre allowed TO 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Nets Garrison. age 72. died al Sii.
vwrdaie April -
Martin Adams. are Sc. died In
this city May !.
n Sasso. age 81. died At George
town MAJ l. Tho remains are az
the pariors Of the itonney. Watson
company.
" Hineoka. REe &c. died IN this
city May /. The body IL AZ the
pariura 81 the Bouney Watson com.
pany
Mrs Geraldine Never. age "a
died May l IN this city. The re.
mains were sen, 10 Moscow. Idaho
for burial las, uight b the Bonney
Watson company.
George nolphine. arc %. died n,
the family residence. z8zs Madison
st May l.
Airs. Emma Sponnler. died In this
city May l. The bOdy Is al the
paflors Of the Bonney Watson CON.
pany
The infant daughter Of SIR. and
Mira. s Normyie died In this city
May l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
strike AWAITS
settlement

70 afiion win be taken In the
Using strike Of brewery workers
IN ihs arrival Of Seerefary ffneb
q Tie InteEnatlsnal Brewery
ateFs' union. who ieft Cincinnati
stat eh route Tor Seattle Mr..
ssaeF Win reach this city on
..ssezI. and wiz hold a confer.
= Immediately with the brewery
ss. looking towards a SETTLE.
= o me questions invas4aa
"a ~ asssery workers fhreasan 20
-. ss aaless the bfswern increase
=. -. Tom 80 70 81 a week. The
.-., ofa between emplogefa and
s-soIes expired yesterday aad me
-. ss.s have informally agreed 10
/. - salaries 10 81 = ueek
-. :. !. heantirns the men WIN ~.
go. - = aork until the situation n
49, " By the arrival Of Mr.
sf Or a strike l. ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
CABLE LINES
TIED UP

As the result Of broken strand
IA the cable. the Madison IT cable
line was out OF commission all day.
At a late hour this afternoon the
Seattle Electric Co.'S officials an.
nounced that Il would b. Sc least Z
O'Clock before tho cars would be
running again
The line was was pat out ~ com
mission 'sst nssh, AZ ~ O'Clock.
when one Of NE outbound cars was
caught IN "a broken strand Tho
cable vas stopped aud the break
~sa repaired shortly after noon.
Then . second csd sYcs IN the cable
ess diseovUvd sat sh'a sill have
To be fixed scsure the regular serv-
ice can be resumed.
The JsmeH N. cable fine vas also
Out OF commission for several houu
last evening. az the result of a
broken strand. which tied ~ the
servi~ Shortly after 8 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

last night Boyer entered the bath
room II was filled with gas from
the open pipe. Beyer STRUCK q
match and a desfenlng explosion
followed
Boyer was hurled To the floor
and knocked unconscious. Hts
hands and face were badly burned.
The force OF the explosion stripped
plaster from the walls. Doors were
bloRn orsn and woodwork ripped
and twisted
The conclusion shook the build.
ing. Tenants in other flats rushed
into the street and an alarm was
sent 20 fire headquarters. No flrs
resulted from the explosion and thu
gas was soon turned off.
Fire Chief BrinKhursf places the
damages At $500. The apartment ot
". G TAFT. below that Of Boyer.
was slightly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
SECRETARY OF NAVY Is
IN FRISCO
VICTOR n. mErcAlF ON COAST
TO REVIEW ATLANTIC FLEET
WHEN ~ GOLDEN esrg.

OAKLAND. Cal. MAJ : Victor
II MefeAif. secretary II the navy.
has arrived hrrw - participate IN
tlss festivities lneiannt q the
fleet racaptisn. A be stepped from
the Ofsfland Limitsa last nlkhi. BE-
Tas greeted BY 800 oakiaudera sho
had gathered ~ the depot. IN apits
0f the dFenchinE rain that uax fall
ina
ThaY eheer~d loudly as the navy
secretary appeared and continued
~ eheer m he vas escorted about
the depot. wheFr he shuok hands for
several nllnHtra lie vas driven In
al automobile % the residence ri
y , heSisa. wbste the secretary
and bis Nifs viii b. entertained
during fu0as ~ their HtaY here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
FORD FOUND
NOT GUILTY
Jury Returns Verdict in
Frisco Bribery Case
in II Minutes.
ny unl,sa Prss.


San FRANCISCO May s=-Tirey
1. Fofd. chief counsel Tor the TAFT
ed Railways and former attorney
EeneFal Of California. was tnday ac.
quilted Of the charge of haYins
hrlhgd Former Supervisor n. O.
Coleman. member of the hnodle
board. - vote In favor Of granting
al overhead trolley franchise u the
United Railways II took the iury
Just II minutes 10 arrive at a yer.
diet the vote for Arausttal belnE
unanimous On the FIRST ballot
The case wan givsu To tho jury
.ai II e. o'clock this morning. and
- minutes later u retained lts ser
diet The reading % the courts IN.
sfFuCtions occuplcd one hour aud 4
half In addition To deciding upon
N. guilt or Innocence Of the de.
PENDANT. tho jury was called upon
20 decide whether Ford haa been
placed IN f.oparty a a.caad time b.
reason ef hi4 acqnlttai aud o. Do.
eide ufson hts piea This plea De-.
cided the jury IN five minutes. and
Il took them five minutes - deter.
mine that Ford had not Asaiu b.~n
placed In ieoparay
The Remaining -four tnlnutoa we're
occupied ~ the bmllotine on the
verdict
The announcement OF the verdict
was Ernefed Nith applause BY the
spectators Ford broke dowa aud
sent while bis counsel and officials
10 the ialtnd Railways congratulate
ed him
This vas Fords third trial. ills
FIRST trial Nas on the charge ~
hFlhlnx supervisor Tom IouersAn
The trial ressitsd IN = disagree
msut lis second trial waa on the
charge Of having bTibca Supervisor
Jennings Phftlips and resulted IN
acqufttaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

The slds remarks made by one
woman tn another over the back
feueu while the breakfast dishes
salt 20 h~ ~aah~si have been the
subject Of countless tnken
The mitticism has lived because
Il IL true 10 afc Women do roaAip
over the back fcnce~-and over the
'fruht one. too and iu- drawing
roam. lsoeaoir.. basement. laundry
and the tenement kitchen sin
FIGHTS ap
nas al Nomsnkind could talk
Continuously frnm now ttli d0omw
daf and neycr do the harm Quo
male Epssip can accomplish In a
seaat half hours Conversation
OF all the despleable characters
ih the World the male gossip ranks
an eaAY first' iiis place IL Sith
eraw ling things Ia N. DARK cor.
nsfa Of the ragth
Wumen hAF. talked ahout each
ctheT 80 much that 30 one pays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

north TO Union ST. where the line
Wiil 50 east ON Seventh az. thence
70 Pike -. aud back 90 Second Ae..
then north on Second az. and past
the reviewing stand opposite the
New Washington hotel. where lt
all aiMhand
FuftY bands have been secured
"a take part Ia the parade. and With
the 5 600 men that Niil b. Ia line
the sight viii be- very imposing
All men will be- IN nnifaFm
The financial situation has i'm.
proved the past few days. bat the
committee Is Eilll 1000 short %
the amount needed
Tuesday afternoon. after tire iar.
AIDE. the aquatic events wiil be
held Swimming amtehss and blKh
and fancy diving viii be given
Picked crews from each ship Nill
race. Races vii also be held be
tween the ships launches. n
cuouHh entries can be secured a
motor race Will b. held Indians
from al points on the sound will be
asked 10 race in their war canoes
Los rolling exhibitions are also
planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

such a veal minded individual Is
communicating
Marriage in not a sanitorium Cor
the cure OF inebriates or a tonic for
the spiritually deficient
A good wife has Influence with
her husband. but she cannot take
the place OF clear mind or a brave
soul She cannot even eounteract
the influences of his childhood. al.
though she may soften or In a meas.
ure strengthen his character.
Il IL folly 20 expect a man who
has ruined bis health and sapped
his Gill power by dissipation TO be
come suddenly strong and normal
Just because he has taken q wife
and she WANTS him 10 reform.
Men are not mace IN this way.
aud the woman who Fnarrieg . man
90 reform him Is spelling her own
lie aud sacrificing her happiness In
n cause already lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
PLAN BIG MEETING
GOVERNORS AND MAYORS OF
PACIFIC COAST NAY HOLD
CONFERENCE IN FRISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY s-To
make effective the growing demand
OF the people % the Pacific states
for permanent and adequate naval
protection In Pacific coast waters
"A plan II on foot 90 hold q meeting
Of governors and mayors ia this
city IN the near future. This will
DO done preferably before tho fleet
leaves for the Orient Those In At
tendanea will discusa Ways and
means Of bringing congress 90 a
realization OF the urgent needs Of
the Pacific slope Governor 0lilett
OF California has already consented
20 assist IN promoting the meeting
The governors viii represent all
western states The mayors To be
invited 10 the meeting viii repre-.
seu.a every important city In those
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
NO ARRESTS
MADE
Police Shed No Light on
Murder Of Italian
Thursday Wight

Although detectives have traced
every movement made By Dominic
Carllna, the young Italian Who vas
murdered aud robbed last Tuesday
night. for several hours preceding
hia death. the officers have made no
arrests act even admit that Hua.
pioion points 60 NO particular per
son or persons
Without a single exception mem.
lvfs Of the Italian settlement In
which the ernie Was committed
told the officers that They believed
that earliuos wah a victim OF his
oWn eoantrymeu
That the young italian was n
psaeeahle. Law abiding Citizen and
was well thought Of b all who
knew him Ia Seattle. vas ascor.
tanned nv the detectives today.
At least SO Italians have been IN.
terKieaed since the murder but none
of them can assign = reason Doc
the crime They all gAg garilno
was we'll lisud lie neither drank
nor smoked
Reasmbled Threatened Man.
Detective Frank CLARK stated
today that a certain real estate deal
er. who lives within so feet from
the spot az which CRrltaoa body
Was found. received VOID somu
time ago that hts life waa in dan,
Ger. Il Il said that the threatened
man closely resembles carilno This
report gave rise io a runaaf today
tha, possibly CRriino Was killed By
mistake
ciafk's theory ia weakened by
the fact that Cakino'a body was
rified Of all valuahiea Had the mar.
defer Killed Ia revenge Il II not
believed that he would stop to rob
Young Men Suspected.
Several young Italians IN the iow
81 part Of the city ARE suspected ~
knowing something of the crime.
bat available clesa are wanting
Objective CLARK says that the
neishbofhupd In which Cafllno VAS
murdered has been the scene ~
truuhie In the past
InNt hos much money Carliua
had upon hts psfsoa b aot Known.
Not q cent Sas found when his
body Saa discovered
Cufunef > N. Carroll will not
bold IA tHqsesi antil further ipyss.
uEation b. the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
GETS CHECK FOR
LIMERICK PRIZE

Miss Sadie q tombstone. Of Queen
Anne court, Yesterday received a
check fag 81. the prize offered by
tbs y UhlrarseiH Coc1a company OF
san Francisco In their limerick
contest
Limerick contests arv new In the
west and judging from the inter.
est taken Ia the uhirarfctH contest
they promise % become = popular
forn Of ADVERTISING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
MAN Is TOSSED
OUT OF LAUNCH

W. a. Vernon. Of Ballard. while
viewing the departure Of the Pa
cific fleet yesterday afternoon from
Chas. ingalls, launch. was tossed
overheard By the big wash caused
b the large ships
Vernon f. heavy man and was
unable 60 swim. but managed %
keep bis head out OF the water until
the boat could be reversed. and hs
was picked up Chas ingalls, took
a party Of friends out in his launch,
the Jeweisr. 10 watch the departure
Of the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
DEsPERAD0Es ARE
STILL At LARGE
10y United press.)

PITTsBURG. May s,-Foiiowing
an Investigation lasting throughout
yesterday and last night. there Is
absolutely nothing new concerning
the robbery OF the express car on
the NeU York and 81 Louis express
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, which
occurred az Walkers station, n
miles from this city The robbers
easily secured s25, 900. and possibly
$50 .ooo
The hold western mRnuor In
which the robbery VAS made has
amazed the many officers working
on the matter. but SO far as Is
known there Is no clew to the two
men who boarded the train and az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service Of l. S. VII.
lard viii take place at the Ply.
mouth Congregational church sun
day afternoon. a. : so The body
viii be buried at the Lake View
cemetery.
The funeral service OF Martin
Adams will be- held at the Gilman
Park n T. church. Ballard. Sunday
afternoon. at ? 30 The remains
will. be buried at Mount Pleasant
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
IS
PLANNED
Committee Wants Vacation
for People on Day
Fleet Arrives.

Efforts wiil be made b. the cham
Der Of commerce 90 have Tuesday
May 70. declared lebal holiday
on Tuesday morning the big parade
will be held
Col. George n tamplHg. grand
marshal Of the parade. yesterday
announced the line of march. The
marines and sailors will be landed
from the docks near the starting
places in North Seattle. and the
coast artillery will be landed from
transports In the same neighbor
hood The parade will go down
FIRST AZ. 10 jackson st. east on
Jackson ST 10 Second az. and then