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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Letter No. le.


 Dear Sir"
 With much dificulty (from the most infamous roads thet were ever seen) we have got to t@fs place and are waiting dinner with no expectation of reaching Baltimore tonight.
 Dunn has given such proof of his want of skill in driving that find my self under a necessity of looking out for another Coachman. Before we got to Elizabeth Town we were obliged to take him from the Coach and put him to the Wagon. This he turned over twice:--and this morning was found much intoxicated. He has also got the horses in a habit of stoping.
 "Mrs. Washington's prediction for Jacob is as strong as my prejudice and fears are great. Yet in your enquiries after Coachman, ask something con- corning Jacob. He wanted much to return to us 1t seems whilst we were in  The stage is this instant starting and only add that am Yrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

Copyright 1908. by Doubleday, Page
 & Col
 New York, Feb. IS. 1908. Mr. ]. W. DuBose, wetumpka. Ala: Dear Sir--We have no objection 10 yotir renrinting half dozen letters from the Letters and Recollections of Washington" in The Montgomery Daily Advertiser. provided you will be sure to print in connection with each in- staiment that you use the following notice. From Letters and Recollec- tions of George Washington" Copy right. 1906. by Doubleday. Page & Co"
 Very truly yours,
 Doubleday Page & Go. I received Christmas present in this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Leffar Nn. rf.


 Mount Vernon Novr. 10th i7s0.s Dear sir
 Your letter of the 4th with a Post script of the 5th came to my hand this moment that is on 2 o'clock on wednes- day night,-and this ansr. if the bear CT of 1t obeys my orders will go on for Alexandria before day in the morning. The intention of it Is to desire that Pages Coach Horses and driver may be at this place in time for me to com mence my journey to Philadelphia on Monday, the 22d of this month. He will be allowed six days (which is one more than 1t will take him to come) previous to tPat day-and as many days after (the 22nd included) as shall be, on the road. now depend upon the conveyance--and shall only add in this letter that I am your friend and"
 "Affectionate Servt"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
R ac ket s tore. los-7 DEXTER AVENUE TELEPHONE 24s
 Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention
You Are Planning
 For Lighter Dressing
 Brighter Colors. Too

We show tomorrow all that's worth your some things of beauty you'll behold Prices you likely look the qualities from the fact that habit ing much for time back suggest what's what going the fads and fances of spring apparel
 FIGURED MADRASWhite grounds with polka dots checks stripes and dainty figures all coors also They all desirable patterns for ,I'i Mendsy s@' s'''A l'' . l'' yard. For lOC
 MoHAIR BRLLIANTNE- arrivals in black white brown, garnet and grey pads pin stripes high usre full 3s inches wide worth ln 75c yard, for Monday ... ......f.. .4yV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
WHITE LAWN WAISTS.

An elegant variety, neatly trim med with val insertion and tt1cks, the regular 65c quality, for Mon day .. .. ACC $1.00 White Lawn Waists for 74c $1.50 White Lawn Waists for S8c $1.75 White Lawn Waists for $1 .14 $2.00 White Lawn Waists for $1.36 $3.50 White Lawn Waists for $2.A8 $500 White Lingerie Waists
 for .. .$3.98 $4.50 White Lingerie Waists
 for ;. :. .s348
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Letter No. ss.
Mount Vernon, s4th Oct. 17s7.

Mount vernon, z4th oct. 1T97. Dear Sir:
 You ask what is absolutely out of my power to comply with, unless I was to place myself exactly in the situA- tion you represent yourself to be in (without converting Bank stock into Cash, which I am not inclined to do)- that is, unprepared to face my own en- gagements.-which for Wheat. Rye. Workmen's wages, &ca. Sea. are hour Iy coming upon me. and expected. Three thousand dollars (without go- ing into a correct examination of the acct) is more than have in the Bank of Alexandria and (for runRing calls) in my Desk.
 Had you asked for a thousand dol- lars of these. or if that sum would an swer any valuable purpose I would. in- convenient as 1t might prove to me. give 6 check on the Bank. Your letter being just presented. company here. and dinner ready, I can only add that I am Yr Obed & Affecte.
 (The following letter discovers Washington's close attention to his farms and the firm guiding hand even while holding the Presidency of the United States and far out of reach of .A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

SILK GINGHAMs Light blue, pink and black assorted size checks; worth 35c yard, for Monday :. :. :. :. .. .. ..24c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
vINETTE FRAUD
CASE ON TRIAL

Charged With conAplrinK Go De.
fraud the Seattle Electric company
out ~ money on \ fake damage
claim ~ Inducing isyeAroid Carl
Ninaeli % fsign insanity. Joseph
and Mar Ninetie. formerly Of
fouuEatpun. we're placed on trial
today IN the superior court
The mnNt ~ the morning waE oc
cun.d in obtaining a jury. and the
preliminary esfdcnce was not iu.
troduc.d until late Tits afternoon
The charge In brief against the
vincttes Is that they coarhed tho
Wtndeli hoy 10 successfully in the
part that be Was 10 PLAY that the
lad underwent the nsntt severe
tests imaginable. giving every rgf.
dsncs Of having lost hie reason For
DAYS the COMPANY physicians gave
him q rruelfinE examination. finally
reporting that they we're satisfied
be Was insane.
AFTER az examination ordered ~
th. court. the boy VAS taken Ia the
county hospital. and there broke
down. confepsing the plot. and nam.
ing the Ninsttss Aa the ones "a h0
bad iadHced him to undertake the
scheme The Seattle Electric oom-
panys claim agent had offered the
boys parents 5000 20 compromise
the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
ORCHARD
PLEADS
GUILTY


CALDWELL. Idaho. March i0=
Harry Orchard stood up Ia the dis
trict court today and pleaded guilty
Ca the murder OF oN.Goy. Frank
sicunaaberE. lie did SO with the
fun understanding that this act
would compel the court "a Impose
santcnen of death upon him When
the coufl finished this explanation
he was asked
And nov what Is you plea. or.
ehard p
Guilty. your hnnor. replied or.
chRrd without 4 tfomor
Judge Wood. who presided IN
stead of judge nryRn. beoauss the
latter was disqualified. having at
one time acted "a Orchards attor.
ney set the date for sentence A.
March Is
Orchard was then returned To-
the helHe penitenuag.
Orchard pleaded guilty 10 the
stcuneuberg murder within PLATA
sight ol the spot where the crime
was committed Tho stennsnboFE
home II only a short distance from
the oauli house. Two years aga.
when Orchard vas first called To
ans wer to the charge af numbering
NteunsnheFg. he refused 90 plead.
aud the court entered a plea Of
mot guilty" Tor him al that time
rodayn proceedings wefe rurelf
formal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
FLOGGED
Mounted MoouIghters
Raid Negro Settlement.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 10 --
shortly before daylight today a
hand 81 los armed and mounted
rnonnlishtefu swept doNn ulspn
nirguinKhanl. Marshall oanniy. and
terroriEed tho ncFru Inhabitants ef
the place 9iH Of the biacIa wsre
shot. one fatally. and five others
were severely fIowxcd and hold to
ieave the cBuntfY * ones under
penalty Of death
Almost at the same hear hHud
Of e00 riders visited Hfnaksviiie.
aud after first taking poaH~Naion II
the telephone exchange IL order to
foreagail the spreading % an alarm
visited the tobaceo warehouse and
forced the guard 10 pssini uui the
pooled and the ''indepeudent" 20.
harco. Thry theft carried ont t.ee0
pounds of pooled leaf aud burned
IL. forming q circle around the fire
aud sauK until All the tuhncco was
consumed They then disuersed No
arrests have been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
CHILDREN ARE
TRAMPLED TO
THEIR DEATH

/ turned and faced the congregation
declaring
Yes Tod has commanded the 10
keep The people iH God Is coming
tn punish the wicked"
4 moment later a Wild panic foi.
lowed Every person rushed fof
the doors Children were trampled
under the feet Of women. who
fought aefecly with each other Ia
their dash for liberty
The pastor. still standing a. the
d0urs was swept from hfs feet by
the frightened women and children
Instantly one Of the doors HHs A..
most torn from is hinges. and the
magaef crowd fell through the dour.
Nay. Five women aud "a children
Rere crushed 10 death near the
door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
TODD MAKES
| no DENIAL

asd STATES District Attorueg
- loasl declined either to deuy
tAlrn TIE statement that his
= lnseagigaiing the matter Of
contributions said TO have tus~u
= " iorzl national banks 10 The
s'ifan campaign fund during
= 81 muaielpal election
\ sas zoiug to make an lnves<
~, ! seald certainly rot a.
! ~ tins. explained ~
J have nothing e. say sa
Hsi'un decline a. either
y affirm The report
= considered ~ those in a pa.
. knoN that The complaints
<flaasly bean laid before tho
a'ates attorney. b. stock
Y several Of he banks Who
'a'sfested In the Moorc cnm.
ADD who took violent creeH.
q 'hs contributions which Il
SHARED the Miller earnpalxa
era levied upon TIE bnnks.
= ssstssmeut g. aaid to have
1,sd II oneteufh - ono peF
= " ne manicipal funds car.
aep<eit ia TIE different
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
far unl,.a pr.,.l

OMAHA. Neb. March ta--short.
IS before noon today Vice Preal.
dent Drake ~ the Merchants Ma.
tiunal bank received a call from a
man Who gave the name 81 James
J Fee. Tn. stranger vas admitted
10 the vice presidents offices and
promptly produced bottle which
b. declared contained nitro ely.
cerine lie demanded $1,000 at
once and threatened to blow the
building tn pieces N the mooney
was not given him
Drake calmly engaged tho In.
trslder IN Conversation and pressed
a secret huzHer calling for assist.
ancc Police rushed into the room
and placed Fee under arrest IN.
animation showed the bottle con.
taincd water Il IL not known ~
the arrested man In an anarchist
OF a mere lunatie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

..,sr A.afe has BEN disap
80 m lis efforts to eiean ue
slag ia his department be-
~ iscomlnk q BIS suecesssff
u,,,A IS asa will transmit %
.Nsgets Miller ~ least eee per
-, pphlem This Is whether
- IL lueamlax msyor siaa l
a. warrant on the iighlinE
- & he $50 eco Shlch he
- hst usxht vuted 10 ioei
- AZ fand over the veto Of The
szsw
:. Ia 70 loot the llsht fiHd
: I, Aensfli 81 the general ntnd
x.sns,,a sllh ChaiFmaa SaN ser
! ~ naasce conluiiiee When
- hsfoFr Mayor Aoorc leE
~sskrslion he mafer nrocufea
asssessl stafeasFut ffum ths
'ssss,ulsaasns Of the liEbt plant
- ~ aghs fund does aot owe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
/ 0OTING UP 70
THE NEW MA YOR

the grneTai fund the mooney. aud a
statement that the authorised cou.
Afrnctlan work IN extending the
lght plant viii more than absorb
al the available light plant funas
Mayof Moore procured. aiso. =
statement fnnn Corporation Ccun.
sel Calhoun that the coanrii conld
not take she money ffum the liKht
fund except 60 The extent Of the
net earnings ot the plant The
toofins ordinance violates Tits
opinion.
Had Hayur Nearc been reelected
IL T. aiioxelhef probable that hs
Would felass ta draw the warrant
oa the light fund directed 10 be
drawn Is the ieaiiag ordinance A
b. D. sooa o. - cut IF offtce he
vlll probably turn over the Fccof d
% the matter Ia his suceeesoF inf
fhe iatfers consideration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

Kenneth Naeklataah. prosecuting
attorney for ktns eounsS. has been
named By Judge smell II Pierce
eouno. 10 assiat Ina state ia nEht.
ing the mAndalnna proceedings
brought ln behalf II Chester Thour
ann. which wiil b. hrrurd before the
supreme court of the state.
Mr. Macintosh wili haeo aaso.
riat~d wtth him IN the legal tight
r. Vance aud Walter fiaFxey. Who
assisted IN the prosecution 81 the
case xtsn " va tried before JUDGE
SD-il IN farnna
Ms Aaekiutoah wns prosecuting
attorney m this couutY when the
hoy vas tried for the murder IF
IudEs aicarxe Meade Emory. and
has bitterly opposed ans steps in'ph
lng towards Thompson release
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY


tAzOr clans are ia the market
today for the first time. aud ars
quoted ~ z5c per dozen Yakima
burbank potatoes Will be- delivered
tomorrow 1T $40 per i06pOund
sack, aud ElleuabufR potatoes Will
be delivered a. tftb per sack.
Home preserved berries will be on
sale at BIC per hair gallon Local
horHeradihh ~ selling Al lie per
pound Yakima honey viii be sold
tomorrow al f5c per quart and lBc
per comb Best native creamery
tub butter Will be quoted AT 85e per
pound Cfanberfiea viii be sold az
Sc per quart. and - pounds of Yak
ina Burbank Potatoes will be sold
for Doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
!ElTTLE SAID TO HAVE
SOCIETY OF ANARCHISTS

anarchist society had itN existenee
in seattle. but the officials have
usVer bad any definite Information
% werk upon Hlo~ the Chicago
office obtained the name and ad
dress 81 Myers In not known here.
huf the knowledge ~ Suppressed 70
have heeu obtained through sofae
sccrct channel
Myers IL o tailor and works IN
the Detroit hotel buildlng Tie coaid
nof b. sceu tesia9. but al hls iodk
Ing haslss u Was reported that he
Vas acquainted Nith Miss Goldman
and had tsen with the N1nan at
Portland when she Was ON the cuaft
sgigne time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
STEAMER BUMPS
INTO SCHOONER

ham. crushed q llietoat and u il
believed. severely strained the hnli.
The Nottingham Is loaded with
coal and she viii be Immediately
surveyed
Outside % The Heelaent the
launching vas a great success. Mrs.
Robert Dollar. wifs of the owHaF
of the HeN craft. broke the cham.
paGue bottle over tho boats bow
mat as abe ioak the slide.
The STANLEY Dollar IL go fgpt
over al. has q beam Of 81 feet and
depth 81 bold - feet aud ? inches.
she will h. engaged IN the cast
wise lumber business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
RIA YMOND HITCHCOCK IS
Y PLACED ON TRIAL
ASKS $4,000 FOR
= LOST TEETH

because Robert Abbott IL al"
legged 10 have punched 4. d Dono.
van Ia the face. knocking out sey
eral teeth, brHidsa destroying bis
usual good humor. the man who
elnima 10 have been assaulted 20.
day commenced suit IN the superior
court against Abbott for s. 900
The alleged assault occurred on
November 20, apparently while the
two men we're ON the street Don.
uyan says he WAS not acquainted
with Abbott, and thinks that the
forccful way IN which he was IN.
trodueed ought O. entltle him to
the damages he desires 10 asHuAge
mental pain and anguish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
cave
PARIS
Anna Gould and Prince De
Sagan to Sail for
New York.

PARIS. March ia. Madam Anna
Could. former wife 81 Boui de- Cas-.
faiiane. Ntfi aaif fer Nva YORK rttf
toInoFrax ea tie kFpu rfinH VII
helm. 4 passenger uu The same
boat esii b. prfner d. saHan. aes
ku0wiessKei suliof Tor Madam
Gouias hand and. according %
runof. already Der husband Pass
age fof both Naa engaged today b
Prince &c saga Last night deiecs
tiyes y 30 had bssen watehtns al a..
steamship lines zefv nuddeniy With
drawn
Paris II puxried u was believed
that Gsant ihuHi Noaid attempt Ia
rpatfala bis former Etfe feum ieaY.
inE the esantry efth h~r tNo sons
Il Naz certain that itauis dsiscs
lives Nefc watching the Could
home.
The fact that noai suddenly drop
ped out 81 the Incident has slfenEth.
cnrd The belief hers that de Sasan
and the former countess arr ALREADY
married. and that thsr Niii take
the De ga.iriiaue chiidfru With
them 10 New YaFk. slih he permits
sion 81 the Frvurh government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
FORMER HUSBAND
mAKUs rRoueL1


Jealousy "a dseiared b. bc The
motive which prompted William
Mason. on March 3. TO welt the
house 1t bis divorced wife. ~ 1861
v l.XHn -. and thfealea 10 AL
W. n G Cook, a boarhef
To-day Cook made "a complaint "a
tho prosecuting attorney. aud an Ia
formation vas filed which wlll ~.
salt IA Mason being placed under
bonas Ia keep the peaca
Mrs. Martha r. Aaaun. Who re-
Gently obtained divorce from Ma
son. Vas taken 20 the Pacific hos
pltai yesterday. hnt the attendants
az the hospital state that her ron
dilion Il not attributed Ia the tr0u
bile with her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
|, =, ordinance Transferring Revenue Frss Light
Din, 10 General Fund Over veIs d slps an
hs,esl Of Superintendent YOmss.

operated there Il . surplus revenue
over and above all operating exs
pcusea Of something like $4,000 a
month. A. the volume Of business
handled 10 the plant increases
flum time 10 time this surplus Will
increase. and. "a this surplus Is
absorbed into the general fund.
urht consumers will "a that extent
BE- psying more than their prppm
donate share Of the general running
expenses of the elty
Meanwhile the absorption at the
snrplus revenue. Instead 81 convert
ms IL into reduction Of lighting
ratcs. viii Operate very greatly ia
the advantage Of the private light
tina companies. who viii thrrchy
b. enabled 90 keep up their hght
mg afea % the scale established
by the city Tor the citv plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
10y United Press,

NEW YORK. March 10 New
York's famous Great White Wn3
promises so produce another real
sensation before the trial OF Hap
mono Hitchcock. the popular come
dian, who vas called 20 the bar 81
Justice to-day II completed. Hitch.
cock II To be tried on most ~.
rlonn charge in connection with bis
conduct With number Of young
girls
Hitchcock was called into the
special sessions court today 10 AN
Hwer Ia charge OF wronginE young
girls, which. In ease ~ conviction.
means long peuiteniiary sentence
at least seycrel Years The case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

ter from Charles Mitchell. father
Of the Mitchell isuf who vaa slain
In this letter the Sritter declares
that O. 4 Hurt Of Corvallis. Ore.
Nho took sucn a prominent part ga
clearing George Mitchell Tor killing
Crvfield. the former leader Of the
sect had turned Holy Roller him
self aud expected 90 become their
future leadrf.
The father declares that within
the last few weeks the Rollers
have threatened hia sou Perry. nj
Portland have ssused the separa
tion 81 bis son tn hsw. Starr. and
his witt and have threatened the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

~ isasral officials have bsse0
! rss<1 10 lnTustixal. shss report
- = erxaalszfton 81 snaFchista
la 10 perfected IN this city
sn~i& Dispatches from Chicaro
|tsszu s3fe that A Myers ~ azzS
1T III IA n this city - an agent
Y - tHn9ss Esman anarchist lee
r<s al publisher. Emna Cold
- Il chleagn.
4 rvrrpst has h~~n niaeir that
y sral xnsernmrnt aNsuts an-pk
eef ln.o he record q Mfers.
AasfiF wlfh rvsafd e his citl
NzAp pss<rx
1 ~ k~~a zruernliy beiseved Tor
- tine that a branch u an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

ne &anehszg Of The steamer
xaaieY DallaF fsum ne saws 81 the
ruFaa Comp&ny MS morning
lAcrh ateF ; o'eioek came near
Fesaislag asz4ssrnmSy
a sle bseks xefr Felsas from
Had~r ne zee steam sehs.4nsr. abe
90 aezu ne CREASED xazs. gath.
rias 1oaeaian wiih every Yard
= struck TIE water with = Efana
= "a. kepf going and crashed into
q Sh'slnef Hm. Noetlaxham lied
= 4 ~ Of TIC bueys.
= nfv craft tore away the
SIS % n1e ssse Of The Noulnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
fBy United prsss.i

GrAnALAiARA. Mox. March 10
rrnmpled 10 death In n panic OF
church members attending services
~ the small town 81 Oontian. five
~omen and 10 children were killed
today aud several were severely
injured. when an alleged insane
man CLOSED the great doors Of the
edince. announcing God has com
Hianded me "a do this
A class 81 children waa being
confirmed By HsY. lgnaeio rlae
cencia. snddenli the cfaHcd ulnn
spfAng TOW ards the front doors and
quickly closed them Then he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
HORSE FALLS AND
i, RIDER BREAKS LEG

wits McTAn. Of isss ssnd ave-.
aHslssant poundtnAwtcf. auatnined =
bFokcn LED yesterday afternoon
wnen bis horuc stumbled Ga Frank.
IN sv and Cell oa him lie WA
taken IN Proyideaer hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

s...,,i,nan sawgers ordinance
y ,Ae municipal llsh'ins iand
..aa,e for the benefit q the
=, mad vs. finally passed y
\, council last niEht not not.
= .'s,, ~ iss veto bs MAJ - -
-. ,na over the pfe'gsi ~ -. -
49, .e.saseal Youags Of ths .'s ..
So, ..,'s,,meas. IA, the hsh'ies
: as's MOI eve the kehetAi yuma
!. q s.'ssss 81 $500 a..
: s 49, action probably marss . ~
... - e the ocaueilHan'e ~
:. I, sbsofblag lhe surplus ~.
: n H. aghllng aenafiils n
- rsIlst u EsaeFal taAa' l,a
2. y, ~ saFfendeFlns them 20 me
80 : ~ a The city ughs plant 'a :
.~s'eglon a rAses ....t
e. ,he Hsht plant i a. present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
HOLY ROLLER s.
REORGANIZE

Information tending 60 ahow that
the HoiY Rollers. whose frcnEied
dazirinea led % IL the murder Of
fpnx tsdmnnd crefield and George
Mitchell twu yeats ago. ar re.
urKaniEine their peculiar religious
clique ia this city. has reached
Sheriff Smith In the shape Of let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
COUNCIL LOOTS
LIGHTING FUND

0alanaEas group IN the South Pa.
eiflo. seems to indicate that the
search WAS Ruthless.
The aerogram states the Nanlglon
viii reach Acapulco tomatruw, but
makes 40 mention ~ Ieffa There
fore 4 Is presumed no ceuld not he
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
ASKS CHAMBER TO
JOIN IN PROTEST

According 20 communication re-.
coived hy the Chamber OF Com.
mcrce from the San Francisco Mer.
chants Exchange. that body ~ pro.
testing against the action 81 the
s~uate Ia striking out an appropfla
ton Tor the monthly pilut chart Of
the North Pacific orSan
A. the matter il of interest also
tn Seattle the ls.eai hody has beeu
requested Ga ioiu tn the protest The
matter vas referred Ia the commit
zee on national affnia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

|fs es'ulii'iifee sss appointed By
L.. nDef Of commerce this att.
n 49, 9 Investigate the icvyine
H. =, upon Alaska canned sal
l,I,'s slapg.aFily stored IN Seattle
- shipmeut 70 market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
IN
THOMPSON CASE

FROM the insane ward ~ The state
peniteutiafy. where be vas commit.
ted hr virtue Of the iurf's dssciAian
that Nc vas mentally irresponsible
a. the time ~ the Shouting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
.CASTAWAY
is LOST

WASHINGTON. q. C.. March 10
IA aeFugram received here TO-DAY
from Lieutenaut GhcTardi. Sent ia
charge ~ the tender Yaukton 10
seek Fred Jeffs. reported stranded
uuon an unnamed island ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
EVERETT and fDMONDS

three round uaps daily Leave Sc.
attic at a. M. ~ m and y, n,.
Sunday. leave Seattle AZ SO a IN, ~
m and 8 ~ na. Leave Everett at ans a
IN afis W WA tbs D m Sunday
leave Everett at gss n. m. is o rn.
aud lis y ma single fare 80 snohum-
tsh 81 90 Round trip SIZE
Steamer city % Everett. Colrnan Dock
Phones Sunset feAt. Ind taat