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New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.


President Isvemeyer gave oct the t"ilo"IhS-
The directors Of the National Bank Of North
America have decided 10 request the ContrQiler
Of the Currency 10 assume charge Of the ahaHS
q the bank.
There had bren persistent rUmoTs anoat TOT
thr iast days that the Dank would be obllge1
Z" 1gg.date or els" go into tho hands OF re-
oeH-r- These rUmoTs, coming from apparently
unknown sources have beer 50 lnsldlous iidt IL
'--s impossible 10 meet Them Ihfy nave f'-
suited g. @lSsE and continuous drain on our re-
s'-z~res- on Saturday there was d stIli heavier
F-todraWsl Il funds. indicating that on Monday
iEe demand would toe increased 50 that We would
fYt have enough cash ia our vaults 10 meet H.
As -. committee Of the Clearing House an
t"Gncea lie intention TO issue no more Gear
iny House certificates the directors thought Ii
apfisdDle 70 request the Controller 10 put some
'ne ~ charge at least temporarily. so that an
'-F deBosifoTs would be treated alike
accepted Ihc presidency Of the bank tempo
iafIlr Hitl reluctance at the urgent request or
prominent fnancierS last October at the tIne
Ehen Charles "a. Morse retired as Vice-presi-
cent During tire panic the bank lost over $lO-
'5t"h0 81 deposits. Its deposits now amount 10
e llttle more than S3.090. 600
had hoped 10 get back a large number Of our
pe'osllors and 30 rehabilitate the bank. but the
S'ate % our cash reserves and the dlfhculty on
''-T par: Of lending money 10 those who might
Continued on .erond mage
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
BANK TO LIQU[DATE.
NORTH AMERICA CLOSES.
Receiver Takes Chnge-DcpositOrs
To Be Paid IN Full.

The National Bank Of North America will not
oren its doors for business this morning but
VIII 20 into voluntary liquidation. At the re-
puest Of the directors Controller Ridgely last
night appointed Charles A Hanna national
hank examiner receiver with orders to liquidate
The institution at once. Il is estimated that ali
depositors will be paid in FULL
The wfthdra walls from the bank last week
we're extremely heavy and at the close of bust
ness on Saturday the deposits had been reduced
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
RAIN AND GALE IN PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg Jan "a violent storm. with unusual
features for the winter swept over the city
to-pigbt There were vivid flashes of lightning and
heavy thunder, and for short time ram tei In
sheets while wind Of terrific velocity ragged Inc
barometeric pressure exceptionally low, Z5'l-
inches indicating that the storm centre was IN or
city
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

Nontevideo, Jan. 26.-Reports of trouble in the
Argentine Republic over the dissolution of Par
lament have reached here Among the rumors
is one that ex- President General Julio Roca is to
he exiled and another says that revolution is
imminent. Three steamers are reported or the
vav to Buenos Ayres to bring 10 Montevideo
several thousand persons seeking 10 escape from
the threatened troubles.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
MOTHER OF JAPAN's EMPRESS DEAD.

Toxic Jan 8-It was officially announced yes
terlay that Lady Ichijo, mother of the Empress
died ON January %. She eighty years old.
The Impress Haruko of Japan is the daughter of
Prince Ichijo Tadaka. and was married TO the
Mikado on February g. 1853 She had one brother,
who is dead and several sisters. who married no.
bles of Japan
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
NANTUCKET LIGHTSHlP DRIFTS AWAY

Newport r. l.. Jan. 26.-DurinG the fierce storm
last Friday Lightship So which guards the dan
gerous Nantucket shoals and marks the pain TOT
Atlantic liners. was carried five miles from her
os,tior and steamed back again. unassisted, ac-
coriine to information received tonight at the
naval torpedo station here.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
WOMAN WHO REJECTED LINCOLN DEAD

fBy Telegraph to The TribuneI
sioux city Iowa Jan. 26.-Mrs. Mary Frances
ReiIev egbtv-fye wears old who in 1889 rejected
Abraham Lincolns proposal OF marriage TO her, died
here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
CALIFORNIA ORANGE CROP RECORD.

car francisco Han 26-The orange crop harvest
of California now in fuIl season. promises to break
an preyious records. The fruit exchanges OF the
state estimate that tile total output VIII reach
so GOO carloads about 600 O00 boxes or 1850 0oo-
,a. .-,,,ccs TIE harvest will last until July I.
3eAN'S Restaurant. Park Row sldg. itf4e.ura
ln ,lisnr. anl pIeesi.yn IN sel,let hldH'S'-Aese.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
"TnE ts-HouR TRAIN TO CHICAGO"

PENNSYLVANIA Special leaves New York 500 T. M
arrives Chicago 500 next moTning.-AdNt.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
Continued on serond page
$50 FLORIDA TOUR

p Pennsylvania GIaroad. Februaryh &. NO weeks
Independent travel IN FIorjJs. Spectai idiie4Sn
IAN 10 and from Jacksonville Co-s@it i.c..-t
s.eutE.-AaAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
JAMES AUSTIN LARSON
IS UNDER ARREST

James Austin Larson. nTeleeonl
specialist. was arrested this after
noon az the Savoy hotel on war
rant charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. ia
sued from the prosecuting stior.
ney office
lie appeared In Judge Gordon
court aud gave cash bath for 81. 600
Cor his appearance when wanted.
The charge was made on the
complaint OF patients. who rwpre-
ssnted that they we're charged $40
before they we're allowed 20 SEQ
Larson for consultation. and that
the money was not returned When
Larson told them be could do moth
ing for them.
Larson stated this morning that
the SO charged the complaInantH Ia
his regular consultation fee and
that no false Representations we're
made IN getting H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
JACKIES TO APPEAR IN
IN VAUDEVILLE

During the stay OF the cruiser
Washington ut Seattle the men of
the ship viii give q vaudeville en-.
trrtainmrnt at one Of the local the.
aires. 60 b. announced later. for the
hsn~fit of the navy relief fund
The men in charge Of the ships
vaudeville company are. Manager.
W Rappeport. chief yeoman stage
director, 90. n. Murray. electrician.
assistant stage director. ]. l.. Burns.
Eunners mate. treasurer. J. Coatin.
chief boafawain's mate. msaleAl al.
rector. q Scales. handmaAtef. stage
carpenter. A. D~Vriea. chief csfpen.
ter's mate. stage electricians. G,
Buck. chief electrician. and =. A.
fAhbon. chief electrician. master Of
properties. " T.. Waterman. ina,
chlnist's mate.
A dance xill also b. given By
the enlisted men during their stay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
A new DISH or
POLITICAL STEW
tBy United prsss J

PORTLAND. One. April > Two
candidates Tor the republican nom.
nation for the presidency. Vice.
fresidsat Fairbanks and United
states senator Fox and three Unit
cd states senator's belonging To the
same cnterie. Cullom Of illinois,,
Nelson of Minnesota aud Lodge of
Massachusetts. have iumpea into
the Oregon political stew pot and
put themselves On record a. being
In faYuf Of the reelection OF
United States senator Fulton. the
man Who recontiy was featured in
tbs passes of national weekly a.
our IT the .senate'n uadeniFahirR. e
To-day all Oregon IN huxxinE with
tins news. which IL aa choice a bit
OF political goaelp as has turned up
during the present campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
VENEZUELA ADDING
INSULT TO INJURY

slstancc tn the proposal Of secFe'
larry kgsag FOR the snbmlssao1 OF
pending American claims - Arb.
tration has aroused the usually
complac.nt secretary ~ state a. uo
OF her iucldrmt has done ninee he
assumed his nfessut poftfaiia II
vas because hts strong FEELING In the
matter that the president agF-sd 60
request Of eenxruss authority to
act In tia matter as he mas deem
best
A sasn "a the srnate committee
on foreign feiafionS has disposed
OF the various treaties negotiated
al The Hague. e j. understood the
Venezuelan question Nill be taken
up.
Secretary Roos Il eunflaent that
whan al the correspondence stth
Nensausia Il considered the com
mlttra will recommend that the
president Ah0uii have fall arth0f'
Nv to treat ~ith President Castro
ia such manner a. BIZ ftais asee~.
sarY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
LIGHT DAMAGE VERDICT
I'M STONE LANDING CASE

about $40 600 damages which the
piAiufiffs AJAX from the county.
A couplr of Deputies 81 the office
Of Sheriff Smith have spent sew.
ersi mouths gathering evidence "a
conntaTact the claims of these
plaintiffs.
The county authorities regard
the decision IN this first case a.
q decided victory. and II IL no ~.
crot that II tho remainder Of the
awards are cut down BY the jury
la ths same proportion thry wiii
rest q good deal easier tn th.lt
minds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

New cabbage Is ON the market
today at SC per head. Lettuce Is
on sale at three lunches for foc.
Fancy dried peaches are on sale ~
isc per pound
A number OF specials have been
announced for tomorrow. Hen
Davis apples. from wenatehse viii
be delivered at sl.l5 and 81 pssr
box. Green peppers viii be on
sale at sc aud loo each. India
relish will be Quoted at loo per
pint. Corned beef will be sold IT
&C per pound. and liver will be
quoted at &c per dish.
Another fish stall has heen
opened at the public market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
r,;ehlOn Insists on FumgatiOn Of Every House in
Which Death Occurs From White Plague--Few
Gases in Seattle.

struouank az the doctors. aud the
health authorities believe that onls
through strict enforcement Of mn
nicipai regulations eau the pgufpar
precautions Ia tuberculosis cases
b. secured
This i the first time in the his.
tory 81 this city that funikatton for
tuberculosis cases has heen carried
out. and laeal physicians will watch
the RESULTS With considerable inter.
csc. Ia eastern citics u Is said 20
he the Ecueral thiaE Ia famlKatc
houses in which deaths have occur
red ftom tuletcaloais.
Viii Decrease Disease.
The municipal health authorities
here believe Il will result Ia a
marked decrease ia tho number OF
cases IN this city
The statistics show that Seattle
h comparatively free from con-
sumption. hut many WIN have BE-.
come infected With disease germs
m tho east have made their way
out 90 that's asction. hopeful Of eoun.
geraeiinx the tronhlc and major
lty OF the deaths recorded in the
past are OF patients Wha did not
come 20 thts eoast until they were
suffering from an advanced ataEe %
the disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
SAVES POLICE TROUBLE
OF ARRESTINC HIM

Julius Psttesiel. a t~1tnutrr Of
soath SEATTLE. gave himself uR ts
the poliee today when h. learned
that a warrant was ont fDf bis ar
rest on charge of cruelty 20 ani
mais fwttnxtsl 10 accused nf beat
. hors. over the head with fraro
taii aud then tying the animal
fo~n snd nsvfnx u wkth heavy
braces. lie vas released nu $40
bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

IL the presentation of a cuuleay In
one act. entitled "A Merry Msrf,
Ing" The ptece In bright and full
Of action. and skll not fail to enter.
tnsn
Other features OF toniKht.s per.
fOrmancs viii be the ehtlaFsa' :
class In singing and dancing sp@.
cialties. prominent In whtch will
be- Nine. Matllaita'a special class
In The Witch Dance Tho bin
will conelada with the presentation
~ the baIeomy xcen. from Romeo
and Juliet. with Miss Gladys Hay.
man as Romeo. aud Miss Mia
Rlmboid a. Jniise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

hther effort 90 stamp eut
- Health Commissioner
..A,sa all. In the future. iHs's.
a : ,horaush fumisaiion Of
...lasare Ia which thee Is q
~ f,am tbe great white plas',',.
80. 80. -" s<,sram has been decided
~ !. ~ result u thorouka w
''s ~ = a. 10 the ree9sds ~
s,,ss fg,m consumption IN TN s''''
=. navigation viii b under me
....,,.,n Al ne health eohnlss ...,',
,ns all Ne carried out y -. -.
r,sn..ctar MCGEE. WIN ma,
s.rse Il the present taa''sas'e'
|sprk, -. r.s.h,sn h.s.
So, ,sst n,mlration VIII result
! maserisily decreasing tas van y,
= - ssrsaalng consumption. IN
!. y -, he practitioners have de
ne No. ~. ssoe lheir verbal lnstr0c
-. sh.u< to eradicate the diseass
.s ~ Il has made Is appear
49, n ! soasehold
Relatives Careless.
r,.ss. and relatives Of TIE az
- people are said 10 nave
- esi,ninai cateiessueSs a.
A. aas complying with Tie ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
NEWSPAPER EMPLOYE
ROBBED BY FOOTPAD

W G. cawein. an employe in the
engraving department of the Post
lntelligeueer. reported 20 the police
that he was Knocked down aud rob.
bed AZ 2:f5 this morning. when
near his home. s73 Lane St A gold
watch and $40 tn cash were taken.
Caweiu was unable 20 give any de.
scripfiou Of the man who had
knocked him down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
BY NORMAN ROSE.
Ahoard u. 8. 8. Georgia,
Maaaalsna BAy, April

fftuE an the fuu
That VII ~ tho watchwotd when
the Atlantic fleet. having finished
the hard work and harder worry
of record practice. heads It's pfown
fof san Diego oa the frat les ~
the merry making "Trip up the vest
coast nf Gods country
The Officers aud the men have
read in the newspapers of the "a
ellie coast cities. aent 10 them
here. the promises held out by
these cities Of picnteoas solaos for
the long weary weeks Of travel aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

toll which they viii soon leave be,
hind them In the wireless teie.
graph record books OF the ships
appear oopien OF ths messages from
mayors Of coast towns. bidding the
fleet welcome and assuring lea men
Of a hospitality that shall be 80
warm a. never to be forgotten BY
the recipients
Well. the latter are ~ ready 20
greet the people of the Pacific
coast uith open arms IA tbs people
ar. q greet than. A goad time
ashore among their own country
men. laoka mighty good 10 this
company Of soyagers
"iifins on the fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

The firaf Of ihr Stones landing
damage eases was aecffesi tndav
when jury Ia Judge Mitchell Cil
Hams department II the superior
court brought ia . verdict for O. 900
In favor af Fred obeFs against
klns eusutY
O5etxa three ehiidren were
druwnrd uh~n the whsrf collapsed
durtnx a picnic rush from an ca
cmral0n steamer last year. and n.
Eu~sf for s89 se9
Tn. asstts Rxsinst the coausy as
the result Of this dock falling into
the water make an sxNspaaf. of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

Harry Kaiem. proprietor Of the
Mason lodging house at Third az.
and Union - wA0 Wa arrested
last night By patroiman Quinn. on
charge OF drunkenness. WA ad
mltted to bail Ia the sum al $50.
Quinn says Kalem hfoae away
from him when under arrest and
then stood him Off with a shotgun.
his arrest and sent the man 10 the
station in irons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
ASKS DAMAGES
FOR INJURIES

Stephenson G. Corner wants
81 500 damages from the Seattle
Electric company claiming 90
have bsen injured IN a collision
with q Luna park ear. on First ay..
October -. 1907.
In bis complaint. filed IN the 50.
pep.of court today. Corner claims
that the ouc0minx car gave him no
warning Of its approach. lie was
driving a team AZ the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

PiTTsnuRC. April a--Declaring
that william Eilia Corey. in times
of adversely. ~ not compstent TO
direct the affairs OF the United
states Steel corporation. Pittsburg
stockholders. Of whom there are a
vast number. will demand that
Corey be retired as president at the
annual meeting 10 be held April 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
VETERANS HOLD cELEBRk.
TON.

Veterans OF the civil war and
other citizens held celebration
last night at the tabernacle 10 com.
memorato the 4ard anniversary Of
the close OF the ciyli war.
Mayor Miller presided al the
meeting. which was attended by
600 people
After the exercises Rev = y.
Sutton made a plea for funds Tor
the Washington Cbildrena Home
society. and succeeded In raising
fS0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
FIRE DAMAGE SMALL.

A gas stove In the rear Of tho
Grand restaurant. iffG First av.,
exploded at II 30 today and started
a fire that Quilted the attic and the
sleeping quarters OF several Jap.
anese In the rear OF the structure.
The damage viii not exceed 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

sAN FRANCISCO. April s.-oas
prospective juror 20 Try Abe Ruef
on the charge OF bfibinE former
Supervisor Jenninxa Phillips To
sote Ia favor OF granting q street
railroad franchise 10 the parkside
Realty company. was secured this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
COOK FUNERAL TO
BE HELD SUNDAY

Funeral services for Ralph Cook
former chief Of the Seattle fire de.
partment will be held Sunday after,
nooh. at Ia o'clock. at the First
Presbyterian church The sermon
viii be preached by Rev NJ A.
Matthews Local flremen will at,
tend the funeral 10 a body. Inter.
ment WITH take place at Lake View
cemeterY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
SOY MISSING

Henley Clothier. an s-Year old
boy. residing a. 2020ik Terry sv
left home yesterday afternoon TO
watch the afmored cruiser Wash
iugiOn enter the hnrbor lie did
not return home last night The
police have been asked Ia locate
the Youth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

~ sfssr u Edward W. mxon,
Secui lax<ssag Of the land do
krn~at. who Is hearinx the
|harsss s<zlas, J. HenFy Smith,
peav<r u he local land office.
- Devspupef Fevosters ssre bar
y tsym The Foomx In which the
~ h1z been pFoxs szsi No today.
- sAe orders are that aothsnE
IRE u 70 ~ givsa out fof pub
1nfiss r~<ardiax the trial until
1rx he ease has se.a submitted
y IL department officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
LaFolIsttela alll Rsleeted.

WASHINGTON. April a--thFol
lc;tea employers liability bin was
rejected b. the senate Efforts
b. a few senators. led by Deliver.
Of Iowa. to substitute LaE'ollesie's
measure fnr the Sterling bill.
which aaa passed By the house
April &. failed Delivers motion
was tabled. 80 20 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
HARMON FINED

n n Harmon. q mining man
was fined 80 today By Iuax. Cor.
don foe carrying coneealsd Neap
ouG. Harmon was sued for SO.
900 Yesterday Ia th. superior court
b. George ! L.moE9 heeauae hs
ID ailsgssd tn have inspired stories
published about Lemons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
MISSOURI BANK CLOSED. {


ST LOUIS. Mo. April The
Olive Street bank a state inaiitn
ton. was closed ~ order Of The
state bank oKamlnsr thls morning
The bank waa quickly surrounded
By a mob OF anxious depositnrs
olamofing for their money They
became 80 inaiaieut thai a squad
OF police was rushed Ia the scene
aud order WAS sOon restored The
capital stock Of the bank Is 800
900. aud the depoHita amount te
f330.000 II Is said that The failure
Was due To- bad outstanding loans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
MORT ON TRIAL.

Sam Mort. a japanese. who shot
and killed r Nskamufa December
.. 1907. was placed on trial this
afternoon on the charge Of muir.
der IN the first degree. before
Judge A. ". Frater. The Jury IL
being erleeted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
ASKED WRONG MAN.

Because he asked Patrolmsn
Robert Preach for the price of a
meal John Hagen was arrested
last night and thrown into jail He
was fined ago today. but will serve
the tima Ia the city jail Patrol.
man French was in plain clothes
when Hagen attempted TO make his
touch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

SPRINGFIELD. III. April g.
Herman htilrk. sentenced 20 haas
Cor numbering five members Of the
VrEal faulty fes months ago
was denied re-haarfng b. the
state supreme court. and anls.s the
governor oF hoard nj pardons in-
t.rcedes he viii die on the galiows
AnftI -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
IMPORTANCE At EGAN
DRAMATIC SCHOOL

Toaiszl 4 the opening Of the
20 performance presented - the
gaa Dramatic sehaol.
Rehssruis have be-n In progress
ssne time and everything inii.
ntss MAJ a g0od performance n
Drheomfag
Ins mzin iesaHre Of the bill to-
shs VII s- The presentation OF A
einsss fFasedy IN three acts.
Ins plaT calls Tor special seen.
and rich chsnese costumes
foi1stnx the Chinese Tragedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
Frisco Wants More Money

SAN FRANCISCO. April g.
With tsT.077 collected of pledged
while the program for the enter
tainmsnt Of the men of the fleet
calls far tst.000. the finance com
nliitee IL trying 10 figure ont hos
ca make both ends meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
oErs SMALL VERDICT.

James Bowman received eoasa.
ialion to the cxteut Of $50 from
a lury In The superior eoaft today
for being injured while boarding
a car On the Seattle. Rsuton a
southern line. July 10. Iaya He
ASKED faE O. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
Protests Against ousran,ias.

HAVANA. Aprfi s.--Gov. Gen
MaEooa sent an earnest protest "a
Washington to-day against the quar-
ansius against Cuba Its message
10 supported by reports from
American officials throughout tbs
island denying that fever EXISTS
anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
eErs ONE YEAR.

Fred Frazier pleaded guilty 60 q
ehaFsc at petit larccny in the ati.
perior eoaft today and az a result
vii have 10 spend year In tho
eponty iail for hsviag entered tho
staieroom Of Il. W nieeekes 90 the
Defiance February Is. fsas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
no FORCE FIGHT
ON CONSUMPTION
STEAMER IS LAUNCHED.

The new freighter Falcon. built
hy the Moran Company for Capt.
r. Y ea.Ae. was launches this aft.
rruoon The vessel waz Shrlatened
b. little ruth Dawson. daughter OF
the manager ~ the alaska Pacific
Steamship Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
|RESS BARRED FROM
LAND OFFICE HEARING

Witnesses xsr~ examined tssSisy
regarding the charges contained IN
thr fiFss cofspssiss bFoaEht against
Receiver Smith ~ Attorney Thom
a. " Hofnsr. Of this eisY. and 1.
". Martha. Of West Virginia. This
sspmpiaina ambodiez ~ sp~cifics
ttEaa
The trial wiil probably occupy
considerable time. and the evidences
I'm she case wtli be- of vrdunaln'
0us Nature. A large uwatsr 81
wftnea~e. have been subpornaei 60
20 appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
CAPTAINS CHANGE COMMAND

Capt John O'Bricn went out last
might In command OF the Yucatan.
Capt. Frank Moore formerly on the
Yneatan has gone with the Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

San FRANCISCO. April s.-The
third trial Of sx-Attorney General
Tirey L. Ford. on an Indictment
charging him win having bribed a
supervisor to vote in favor Of tina
granting Of an overhead trolley
franchise TO the United Railways.
vss called in Judge Lawiofs court
this moraing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
,ssas DIVINITY GIRLS: rrs MADE ruoos HAS
HgEh

Gra have you tried making ~disiRityY
fts the latest IN the sweet taath t-aaers II
fudge tho background aud has begns The
girls masking store They Whispering
the formula themselves sad trynx IA keep college
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