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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
THE POPS" BOOM
WILLIAM R. HEARST

as the advocate of reform principles
which have since been claimed in part
by both OF the old political parties,
each claiming 10 be the champion OF
the same. We are proud OF the PeO
pies partys record in reform and we
would gladly greet the old parties if
they would adopt our pure democratic
principles Of government in relation
to finance, land and transportation
What We call the Peoples party
was organized in the homes and
school houses Of the country and not
in it's capitals and chief cities. It or
ganiZes sovereign political powers and
admits no other organizations 10 be
sovereign. 1t has no head centers
Unlike committees of other parties
which flourish best when people are
dormant. our committees cease TO live
when the people abandon their home
organizations.
The convention viii be in the ma
ture Of q mass meeting OF all the Pop
ulists OF the State Ii will be decided
ut this convention whether or aot a
State ticket shall bp put out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10

boston, Mass, March 9.-Hovernor
Charles e. Hughes will make his first
public appearance in New England,
since his election as chief executive
of New York, tomorrow evening when
he will be the special guest OF the
Brown University Alumni Assoeia.
tion
Governor Hughes has said that ne
intends to speak upon national All
fairs. and as this will be the largest
gathering he has appeared before
since his election to the sovernorship
of New York State, it is expected he
will have many interesting things to
say.
The officers of the dry goods as
sociation expect there will be 5000
dry goods men in fremont temple
when Governor Hughes makes his
speech. The meeting is not public
and is restricted to dry goods mer-
chants, superintendent. managers.
buyers and commercial travellers in
that line.
There will first of all be recep-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
GOVERNOR HUGHES
SPEAKS AT hub

ton in fremont temple at $50 o'clock,
then a banquet at LOrimer hail, and
at 80 the meeting in the temple prop
or will be opened. The reception and
banquet will be open only to the MEM
beers of the dry goods association and
the invited guests. In addition 70
Governor Hughes the association will
have as It's guests Governor Curtis
Gould, Mayor George 4. Hibbard, La
fayette q. Blair and probably Presi-
dent Charles W. Eliot Of Harvard Uni
versity.
AT the conclusion of his engage
ment at the temple Governor Hughes
will attend the dinner OF the alumni
of Brown University, the institution
which is his own alma mater.
Governor Hughes came to Boston
February u of last year to address
the New England Dry Goods Associa-
ton, but shortly before the banquet
received a telegram informing him Of
the death of Ex-Governor Higgins OF
New York. Me left Immediately for
Albany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
=
Reported Daily by
y. r. ROBERTS & son.
tb>trartrr> Vi Titles and Real
Estate.
<O. Il3 Main street.

Annie NJ. Barrow to City OF Pine
Bluff, plat extension of Barrow ;
add. between Eighth and Ninth AK
nues from Utah 10 Illinois street
p. D. English and wife to ,i1".
II. Jones, warranty deed, SIP: -
re 3, I, II.
p. D. English and wife 10 PeHtoa
d. English and John II. Jones. deed,
$500: ne ne 3, {, II.
A. II. Rowell and vii" to +. +.
Cherot. quit claim deed. soo9 ca -;
all blk 10, Austin & Taylor I'D !.
VIM. Burke and wife TO +. 5.
Walsh, warranty deed, 500: iot7
9 and 10. blk 81 in High and add.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
w ALSH WANTS
NEW TRIAL

Chicago. Mahch 9.-Motion for a
new trial in the case of John Il.
Walsh. the aged fnancier who was
convicted of irregular practices in
mis- management of the defunct Chi
cago National Bank, will probably
be argued tomorrow. Attorneys
Tor Walsh are confident that they
Will yet secure the acQuittal OF
their client
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
SLAYER OF PRIEST
PLACED ON TRIAL

Altho s11 nominal plea of mol
guilty has been entered, the proof
against Alio is plain and he makes
no denial of the commission OF the
crime. 1t is likely that the trial will
be a speedy one and that the an
archist assassin viii soon be on his
way TO the gallowS. Judge Greeley
Whitmore IS presiding at the trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
ROSS TO
MEET JEFFORDS
1e2HS;5EXf.sssiEi* : q

Newcastle, Pa, March Stony
Ross. the local Italian heavyweight
and Jim Jeffords, the former Cali
fornia fighter, will appear in the
s.ar bout of twelve rounds at box
ing show to be held here tonight
Ross recently came into prominence
by giving Mike Schreck a hard bat
tie for ten rounds in New Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10

Denver, Colo, March 9.-Gia.
seppe~ Alio, the Italian anarchist
who shot and killed Father lat
Heinrichs, while the latter was ad-
ministering the sacrament az early
mass in St. Elizabeths church on
the morning OF February %, was
brought into criminal court today
for trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-10
cAsTo7IA.
1.-The Kind You Have Always Bought
s '':: :; I'll; 1<,%, 4; 1; Z;
CHARGED WITH
Staying WIFE

Topeka, Kan, March 9.-Eph-
rain Vancii, charged with the
murder Of his wife, VII be placed
on tria! for the second time at
Lawrence, Kan, today At the
previous trial the jury was unable
10 agree, standing seven to five for
conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Seattle Star Exclusive ssrvlos.l
LoSDON. April ii.--Lady Hopes
latest charitable institution. Con
naught house. opened but recently.
promises 20 become the most popu.
lar of all her charities. II Is com.
bination OF hotel and club house Tor
men servants. and offers rooms and
meals at astonishinEiy low rates.
Already the membership In 800.
ConnauFht house will extend the
work OF ths several Hope clubs
which have been maintained under
her patronage for several years Ia
different sections of London. The
building provides 200 slespins
rooms. together with gymnaAium.
billiard. reading and bathrooms.
For from g. TO g. a week one has
the privilege 81 alt la connection
"a conosft hall and restaurant.
where members set reduced ratios.
Lady Hope has established a mil
iinery shop. a laundry. photo
graphite supply store aud an enter.
tainment agency. the profits from
which are 20 be applied 20 her char.
tiles. She has something near
$3.50 600 Invested ia charitable en-
tcrpftses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Brewster. millions.

George Barr AeCutcheon'a Ia
NOUS story "firew-,eru Millions.
Will he the offering at the Moore
for tho week beginning SUNDAY
uight
Tho story of Montgomery Drew
STEERS Wild aud daring dissipation
Of a million dollars In Il months
IN ofder 10 obtain poaaesslaa OF d
LEGACY of o. ooo 0o0 r. already IA
mliiar to All readers OF lisht tic
ton
THE humorous adventures and
eaeapsaea Ut young brewster IA
quest OF his soal have been woven
nta comedy OF Msssta Smith
aud 0ngley
The third act dlscloAaa the deck
Of = ship ia a storm at sea with
marvellous fidelity Mt Robert
oheF Is at the haad Of the east
which will be seen here
Mfs. Patrick Campbell vii b.
seen in "iiedda uabisr' this eve
Mug aa the final offerlns of hol
praaent engagement.
The satoomsstsf."
Musical comedy ~lll hold the
boards AZ the brand next soek
heginnias Ntth tho SUNDAY mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
WEALTHY MAN DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO. April IL
News Of the death IN Naples of Al.
bert wielana. son Of the late John
Wieland, Who made a fortune Of
several millions 81 dollars Ia the
brewery business IN San Francisco.
has Just been received IN a cable
gram from r J. Henedict, with
whom Wieisnd had started on a
tour % the world Wieland expired
Thursday. but the nature OF the
fatal Illness Is not mentioned In
the cahleRram. The young man
was we'll known IN San frsne1sco,
having been one Of the richest
bachelors iH the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Tiyoll opes. House.

Girls IN 0iri Land" a burieHque
will be the first production TO be-
given az the new Tiyoli Opera
house. Third and Pine St. which ia
to open soon with y high class
atock musical organization
Among the new features will be-
group of ancient aiatuafy. The
singing Automatons. The Co
lumbar Swells.s The Song Iilrd,
Of Girl Land" The New Boule
yard Gayott.." The Washington
Lsnelers' ana a series Of living arI
pictures
The cast VIII include Mlns
Louise Merrill. eontralto. Ais'
Fanny Taylor. Hu accomplished
young prlma donna. Mr. J. y. Alb
bot. tenor. and Mics franeel
Maurin aud Miss Olivisn elaine
two veil known soubrst,ea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Grand Concert

Friday evening. April ~. NJ :
O'Clock. the choir OF 90 voices and
professional aaiaisis will sing Mer.
eadantea beautiful ofatorto. The
Seven Last Words" and the frs,
nine numbers OF stainer'n Cruel
fixion.-
Mr Herbert ] Cave. who made
such . fine Impression here recent
y Ia hia work In the stshai Mater.
has besn Engaged to sing Ia this
enneAft.
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incs. when piklsY sad LudeFs' pro
dueti0n Of The BufEomaatsr vii
be on the call board
Gus Weinberg and Ruth white
vii appear In the parts 81 This
uuFnomsst.r aud Willie
Al % tho original song hits have
been retained and several neN
uuss introduced. The last act ol
the piece has been entlrsif siimin
atrd and a new ono put In.
Electricity fafmA nfumlusnl
factor In the present version
fhsre being 4 real rain storm Ia
onr act. and during anesher scene
uhsrr the anubt-ti~a are se~n Ia
bathing. the water r. khoWn u
leap over their heads b. means o'
electricity
The Poser That Governs wil
conclude its present euK&samrn'
slth the performance ihis essnins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Pantsass BILL

Headline honorn ON the bill
which opens at nantaEes Monday
afternoon will be divided between
the Golden Gate Qnlntotte. duAhy
singers from the south, Carter a
Waters Co. Ia Tho Wiae Mr
Corn aud the Great Minis Sers,
unique balancor
Other features are Miss Rose
Bush. operate soprano; Paulle a
teaiY. singing aud dancing act.
aud A. and Heine. man aud dos
acrobat
This evening and the Sunday per
formsnees win see the last OF the
Fourteen Tyroleans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
star Opens Monday.

An army Of decorators will finish
It's work at the Star theatre ON
Monday morning. and at $50
o'clock Monday afternoon the show
shop on Madison IT. will reopen
with line of high grade musical
comedy aud vaudeville Lewis a
Lake, With ~ supporters. will be
seen I'm "a new musical comedy
Fred II Brokhw will be the ballad
isti there will be motion pictures
Arnold Won der Aue will sing Yod
ling songs and the Eastern yande
Vile acts. seen here Tor the first
time will be Wilson. the King OF
cyclists. and Hale q Corbln. nov.
elty hauloiHts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
KIDNAPPING
IS FEARED

Guards remained on watch today
aud every preeautinn will be taken
70 insure the safety of the child
until the memhers of the Rookie
TELLER aud Mccormick families are
assured that there Is 40 further
danger az the hands of the anouy
moua writer's 0I the threatening
letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
SHORT NEWS FLASHES

The society women OF Lewiston.
Idaho. took q dsy off from social
snloy ment and cleaned the town
OF rubbish Friday.
Father Joseph A. Graham Of the
Roman Catholic church Of the
blessed Sacrament al Albany. y.
A.. put a bullet Into hts heart last
night No cause for the act 10
knosu.
Mrs. Alice Webb, divorced Nife
OF Millionaire Duke. has been Jailed
Of Chicago on q charge % passing
bogus checks.
Senator EisIns SAYS vhea the
time arrives he siii tell just when
bic daughter 10 formally engaged
20 Duke Of Absua1.
A wholesale schame Of Snug
sllus CAinss~ into ths oeuntfy has
bran uaoarthed b. customs Off
ctsls At Detroit May arrests VII
foiios.
James ]. Hlli. according 70 re
port. Intends Co make Vancouver,
+ u. G. as great western terminus
a. Seattle. This IL vouehed for by
/ Louis W. Itiil, nov In Vancouver
whitman college iost its debate
las, night 10 the Washington state
/ college.
The two diffeFeut telephone com
panlaa at Port Angeles. Wash.
have merEed
The midnight I'D IL TO go on In
Benton county beEiEning tonight
n. v. Hanson. the hotel man ol
Montana. ~ dead al Helena
4 Fire destroyed the entire lum
/ Der plant OF the Washington Nil
company. NJ spokane early THIS
morning The loss Is 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

At the Moore theatre. April 20.
matinee aud evening performance
the best tsIsat In Seattle 9Th pre-.
sent Our American Cousin" for
the benefit Of the church Of Our
Lady Of Good Help Father osiirien
has tho affair in charge add a.
though the sale % seats has not
been opcned. aeariy all OF the
haxea have already bcea satd "Oag
American Cnuzin- iz naz being
presented in NeN York By D. a.
soshern and IL the big hit Of the
theatrical season there
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.,,w YORK. April II nc'oe.
s,,s sere On guard 'as' ms a's', ',a -
a. =. Roesegeller home 'e see una. 'n''
ss ,Srsatsned attempt e kldnap
she ta ", - grand daushlcr the
ne oil ~ nsrold Mccormick -
shl'a =. vas not carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

WASHINGTON. Il. C.. April IL
Jas A. Hoggatt OF Nebraska has
been selected by the Philippine gov
eminent 20 be public printer of the
islands.
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The Lyric theatre will next week
offer for the first time IN Seattle
a no0 musical comedy entitled "A
Tight Squeeze from the pen of
Harry Olsen.
The producer wcaves his plot
around the troubles OF Young
artist who tells his uncle that he
IL married aud has tao ehllaraa
as an indacemsnt for having hia
senlittaaos Increased When the
uncle learns OF the little game tina;
Il being played against him the
trouble begins
There will be = curtain raiser by
Gnss 8avilie and an oiio of vsil
knosn performers "A HlEh Old
Time sili be seen for the last time
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
steamship Charter Extended.

ALBANY. n. Y. April ii-Goy.
Hughes has signed a bin extending
the charter of the Pacific Mall
steamship company 20 years THIS
h Hartman concern. operating
trans Pacific liners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
SACRIFICE.

10 lots 10 be sold at auction
Monday. the 18th. II o'clock. See
our al page Z.
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
9Dt Pioneer Bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

In the new entertainment THIS
ovauinE and tomorrow afternoon
and ntRht the Coliseum will give
the innt performances OF The
Laughing Horse and other current
acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

The new members OF the company
came here vol recommended
The Village Blacksmith" closes
this evening and .lii be- remember
Cd as one " the meritnlious At
fractions OF the season
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"ln Old t.sidsibsra -

Ono Of the plays which Richard
Mansfield used for two years In
connection With his extensive 70.
partoire. In Old Heidelberg. will
be the Offering next week At the
Lola.
The story OF the play tells Of the
love affairs of Prime. Kari Helm.
rich. the heir to the throne OF q
petty German kingdom
Kari IL sent TO Heidelberg and
falls In love with the daughter OF
tho ian keeper. but the king dies
suddenly aud he must return home
10 become the ruler OF bis little
kingdom.
Mfr Daniel FFasiey will play the
role OF the prince With the other
members OF the company eaat In
appropriate parts sherlock
Holmes" all be given for the las,
time this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Starting Mnaday afternoon. the
Coliseum theatre viii offer Henri
Fseaeh q Co. aerial aetobs,s. a.
rect from Europe. Robert Henfy
Hedge a Co will b. sesn In
Troubles OF Biil Hilshwns. Bach.
eior. asd the Earl Sisters will be
seen "a character change artists
The Dsste -Four are high grade 70
eaiiats Eddie Keesch aud tho mo.
tiea pissnr.. GILL be other items
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

The Burgess Bunting company
uiil make It's inltiai bo~ Co a So,
attic audience sunday. at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Daring the recess AZ the weekly
rehearsal Of the Choral SYMPHONY
society last Tuesday evening. Mlaa
t4aaiss A. Miller % Boston saag two
Holos ia a delightful manner The
chorus eFlaesa much eafnesinssN
In rehearking the opsfstie osatefio.
samson aud Dalilah. also the fAf.
affte choruNea ffum the Messiah
aud Elijah The latter will be pro-
tuced a. the next concert. % De
given a. the Moore theatre April
gs Al s.ts p m This vii be -.
sentlAlly an artists concert. the 80
Iossts bolnx Of exceptional ability.
including Herr Mofitn koswn of
Warssw and Hcrlin . vteiiniss "
international rcpgts. Mr. Louis
Dlmond of Paris. whe has already
bacoms a farnriss with Seattle
missile lovers. and Herr kagi
schwerdtfe9sf. shs popular bari.
tone, formerly with Melhs. Nho will
sing several selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Seattle theatre. Anita. The Sing
ing 0iri" having been chosen 20
exhibit tbs ability Of the new com
pafy.
The star that heads the com.
pany and several Of it, members
are known 20 be players far ont OF
the ordinary and Of much ability
Special all the week Beautiful
breakfast Bacon. 15o per pound
Band Box. 100 First ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

TO sac eArrLgsrnps
Take boats 81 pier .. Ten round
trips daily. Sec round trip. %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

DR. Frank Wilbur Chaer wlii give
an organ recital In the auditorium
Of the Fsrss Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon AZ I o'clock The
program u ~ follows Funeral
March b. Francois Frederic Chop
in. This l. N. Third movement
from the Sonata In u fiat minor.
Op. IS. for The piano. This march
vss performed GA the occasion of
choplns funeral. at the Church n
IN. Madeline. Parts. Oct 30. 1919.
To VIA Hose. from act Of
plano pieces - The ianentsd Amer
lean composer. Edward A. MacDow.
ell Address By DR. VI. A. Mat
thsws Conffalto solo. The Lord
Il NJ SHEPPARD. Miss Edna J WI
son. Etude srmphoniaas. Bossi
Romanee IA y Flat a great fav.
arite. and Justly 50. b. the diHtin.
gui@hed Engtlsh orEanist. Edwin "
Lemar@. CunfFalto solo. God shall
Wipe AwaY All Tears. from SIS
Arthur sulliRan's The Light Of the
World March Funebfe ct Chant
seraphiqae. Aiex guilmant. This
xell known composition dedicated
bv the composer to the memory N
his mothsrl. Nss written especially
for the Inauguration OF the large or
Kan erected b. Csvaille Coll Ia the
Church Of Sotre Dame. Paris. on
which occasion u was performed by
Gailmani.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Senator Ei.Ins SAYS ~hea the
time arrives he viil tell iust when
bis daughter 10 formally engaged
"a Duke of Abeuan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

A wholasAls scheme Of snug
slins cAinss~ into ths oountfy has
bean uaearthed b. customs Off.
cials at Detroit May arrests VII
foiioN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Bees Review
sta -

ur Powers uia give bis tnouthiy
bsok resl.x asxt FudAy sfteTnoon
D tn assembly rooms Of the
sAsrch. xaa the books 10 be- re-.
visved s!ll b. ~Brsin aad Person.
alsy.- b d.. Thomson. and The
bsrisr.- b. Rsx Beach. The hour
y t.t5 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

ysha y. Miller. W. r. G. viii
~, for regular monthiy social Ga
Asell Il q the home Of Mrs. Noblr.
~ n Broadway.
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p q. o. sIsssrheod

ThePE O Statehood viii meet
A., n NJ the homs Of Mrs Rob
~. wsrsoa. 81 3tth az = \
- he Constitution vii b.
s..xses.4 b. Mira q T. lfemper,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Mrs William Wallace Chaplin
"a he hoasess A. q tea Thursday
ssefnoon Al the Rainier club in
nsnof Of the officers Of the cruiser
Warrington Assisting Mrs. Chaplin
we're. Mrs. c r. Collins. Mrs. r
a stFost. Mrs " G. Henry. Mrs.
". elise. Mrs q n. r. LsFsrEe.
~. Robert Wilson. Mrs. Parton
snL Mrs Thomas 2. Huhm. Mrs
v, Z Burvsll. Mrs. {. G. Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

James J. Hlii. according 70 re-
port. Intends Co make Vancouver.
u. G. az great = western terminus
a. Seattle This IL youched for by
Louis W. Itiil, now In Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Mfa Maurice McNiokeu. Mrs. FIRED
stimsou Mrs & u Sttmann. Mira
4 n stewart AIRS ]. e. iialnca
Mrs , Collins Airs Everett hin
coin smith. Airs s. Clilespy. Mra
\ " Denny Mrs. j. u Farrrlt
Mrs W 4 frlmhlc aud Miss Grace
peany.
Recital and Reception.
Mrs sylvia Williams MoQuir,
vas heard IN Eehocs from Dixie
land last nieht ia the \. M. G. A
auditorium under the auspices OF
the Robert 4 Lee chapter. United
Daughters % the Contedefaey The
quartet from the Ladies' Musical
club gayv number OF southern
melodies Miss Arper contributed
a series at Nsuliu snios to the pro
gram. Following the entertainment
reception eaa given IN honor ol
Mira Mcguire The guests were re
eslvcd by the officers OF the Roberl
D. Lee chapter A. follows Mrs. a
A. {, Rochester. Mrs n ". Bell
Mrs. G. y. Whlttlessy. Mrs. William
". KalloGg ata. Waiter II. Basia
Nrs y Booker Reed. Mrs. n 4
Davis. Mrs + Roberts. Mira. W A
Peters. Ms. nsnisi keliehef, Nra
William Pitt fam5le aud Mis-
Neasle
Assembly % o. A. n.
over 100 members OF tho Seattle
chapters ~ the Daughters OF the
American Revolution left thla morn
snk 60 b. in attendance az ths
Washington state assembly OF tbs
u A r.. Witch vas held thla ~,
efhooa a. the Emmanuel PreHhy tor
rlan church. Tacoma. under the Al
rsetion Of the Nlrginia Dare chapter
" that eits. The nssenfa and ON
GERS Of the different Seattle chap
ter. were ali present ~ the Assem-
BIZ. Mrs. ia souie Kuhn u no
GUAM was endorsed fof state ~
gent. aud Mrs. Mary Lord Of oiym
pla vas endorsed fog rs=elsetiou sol
vice president
Mrs Eleanor Washington How
ard. wha traces her ancestry 10 tbs
distinguished family OF President
George Washington. delivered a.
address on The Chlldren of tbs
American Revolution.
chorat s.rsphony sae3ety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Whitman college lost iis debaie
last night 10 the Washington state
college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

n. MIXED chorus which Is re-
s.s.slnx H. wAgnerian choral -
L,,lous Tor The MAJ eoaeest siHeA ives
- a. auspices OF tbs ladies'
go r.ab. viil hold is second
sss.,,s Tor rsae.rsai IN Johnston 5
s.''.l All "Wednesday evening A
~ ss,suaanee Is requested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

4 reception TO the entire conEre.
p.ioa viii Be given Friday Night.
! pscssl program Of music and an
o11rsss b. the guest Of honor.
rnyw Miller. viil he attractive
Aafprvs u ne gathering
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The society women OF lewiston,
Idaho. took q dsy off from social
sntoy ment and cleaned the town
OF rubbish Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

The two diffeTent telephone con
psnlea At Port Angeles. Wash
have merged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Merchants Desiring Purchase This Stock Outright
Submit Bids Any Morning Between and 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
This Sale Starts Monday Morning

At 10 90 and will close 90
stock is sold We will make reservations
ephone orders and only such mail orders
O full amount OF purchase.