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gefte @aIbe Der @eLt.

.Gs lit Mir Elm 8ergniigerL BUD
lens Mrniea Salbe al empfeblen, "
iagt S. 80. Senfins bon Gbapel SID,
q. s. i'd bin iib~er5eugt, iie lit Die
bette Der @elt, iie flirierte Elm &nor-
belgeihtpiir an meinem 9anmen. f"
Sic perfeblt nift gu beileh mo iie
angepanot miro. 25e BEL 80. 9reih
,.;sio N. Gobn & 60.
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Gtnenttiirulfdher aaalnH.

a6heint bier cine lieberlide 8epDls
ferung in Der Gesenb au tpobnen!1 -
nWtsbalb2" - nMan 1ieht taft jebes
Rinb NIT einem lauren 9ering iiber
bic GtraBe rennen!"
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8rfstr acknowledgements

Die mare redt fir sic, bic -4
nM9 fDasl" Die tpirb -
~ yMd mas, bic TT, bic tpirb, min i'd
bod tpifen: bic hat!1
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@HrtHfu.

Mrst: rGie biirfen nur gang be-
ittmmte Speifen eHen!"-p 1T
sDds trifft fi9 gut. meme 6rdu lam
aud nur gang beftimmte Speifen fos
den"
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Rfdtttu be14rthetlt.

a.: sd lam Guitarre, 9arfe unb
3ither fpielen!1 - g.. rDa finb Sic
ia Elm pieIfaitiger Muiifer!"
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@d9lnafertta.

mas m5hten @ie lieber fem, gna<
ses GrduItin: reid ober fd6n2"
sd mDdte aud reid fein, mein 9err!!"
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RtlnIfdr.

so, bic beribmte GGnserin 1T in
Ronturs seratben2" rSa. fe Fat au
groBe Gpriinge semudt!"
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Ymntpfnarlie NebrrTsHmnn.

Eouriit: ST bic Burg rtitau=
rirtg"- ginbetmifder: yNa,
hn GIBBS nir at trinfe!"
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rDorf id Sbnen neinen Gdub am
bieten, Gndbigte24 n8itte fehr;
berfOIsen sic gefd[ligit ben 2iimmel,
Der mid pOr Shntn nit benfelben
Morteu angtiprohen bat!1
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sOntbern gacifie gabm.

Ibfabrt.
@ad Meip Grleans. Souitott un0 Cable
iton, tdgIi9 . .11.45 mittags
uub. .11.30 abenbs
@a6 gaele 9ab, gl 9aio, Californian
unb Megifo. 900 borm.
Mnfnnft.
Son Stein Srleans, 5oufton unb Cable
ton, tGeli9 .7.35 morgens
unb 900 nahmitfass
Son ST Baio, Californian uub @egifo.
.... 8 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-10

3r1en.r ,,ra4nt'rr Rene,r I1e be-
pleften.
Madame Gam Waf9tase): rSie
fpmmer1 ia beute gar ni9t pon Der
@teue!" - It m d b Den:
.M9. Mabams, bas 1T ia furdtbar: bic
rleue Mof9frau -. ftottert!"
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@ietoria 9ipiiipn, 9. $. & g. q.
(Gnlf SbOre.)
Nbfahrt.

Sia9 gnero, gictpria, Sort Qabaca, Cor
plts gbrifi, Brownsville, 9fio @rnrbe
gitb, @olinb, 8eebiue, 8barton, Raz
lacios nnD Soulton $50 ntprg
Nad Brownsville.
Ser 3ug Der 5unIet @ictoria 9ipiz
5ion, Mbfa6rt $50 nbenbs, madt IN HIn<
cebo 8erbinbung nit Der @ulf Goat
Cine fir Corpus gbriiti unb Brownsville.
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Wah 8rpiunshiQe
sc. 6. & s. ga6u.

Qbfabrt.
@ad @aeo, Sort @ortb. 9allas, aarz
ins gitb, ct. 2ouis uno Chicago, tag
Iih (6uniet 9eppt) .7.30 aben6s
2ofaI5ilg bin Gntitbpiue 80 bormittags
Nlnmo Spe5ial na6 SmitbbiIe, 9oniton,
@albeiton .10.15 abenbs
Son Chicago, ct. Bouts, &anias gitb,
9alas, Sort @ortb rnb 8aco, tdgli6
(5un1et Depot). .7.30 morg
Qofal5ug bin GmitbbiIe .9.15 nberbs
Ilamo 9pe5iaI bon Smitbbine, 9ouftou,
COLLECTION $50 mprgers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
STILL THERE'S N0THIN' DOM

hnid.up man In relieving some cit.
izen of his yaluables.
Ignore the offer.
The Star has an tho evidence
necessary to put this one at Madi.
son park out OF business. This
evidence has been offered ia the
officials and they have ignored n.
And then these officials ask the
people Of Seattle to believe that
they are sincere IN their efforts TO
clean mp the town.
II may be- that hts friends In
the administration want 10 give
Bill Steffen a chance 20 make a
big cleanup tomorrow The
weather indications are that the
day will be warm and bright II
this proves true thousands of PEG.
pie will visit Madison park
And Steffen's bar room has been
widely advertised The Star has
told Of IL nov for three days. With
police protection there will be no
danger of disturbance and the Wis.
itor may drink In peace.
OF course the presence OF the
blind uE may be responsible for
the appearance In the park OF some
drunken men. but the women and
children will be careful and keep
out OF their way.
For Biil Steffen IL a friend OF
the administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Will Return Courtesies by Holding Annual Event in
ule--Banqueted al the Perry by the Commercial
Club.

An elaborate naval bell will BE-
given - 800 Of the enlisted men
nf the cruiser Washington on FfIs
day evening. April - Admiral
sebrce siil lead The grand march
No hail has been decided upon. but
the committee IL ~ work lookins
Tor large hair
The ball viii be the second an.
nuai ball given ~ the men ~ the
cruiser The fret dance xas held
Ia February 1897. 81 Philadelphia
Pa, The affair Niii be- fuli dress
naval ball. all officers and men az
pearlna In fuli dress.
There are almost 300 saan on the
cruiser. bot ouif 200 usT. who held
the rama of fuli dress. are eligible
80 aSnd out instlauora aud attend
and each man viii have fao invita-
tiuna 10 send cot Any man who
has received sentence for breach
u discipline o. bad conduct IL bar.
red from attending
Plan Elaborate Display.
Elaborate electrical effects will
b. arranged fol the hall The
ships electrical force viii BE- busy
for asvefsi days before She event.
The Too meu haYe each contrib.
uted s. t0f The affair. and 5000 has
been donated from the ships can
teen. makiag a total - f2.lo0 Ia
BE- spent for the ball
Az state. county ard city Off.
eials. Admiral nurWsii and officers
q the navy yard aud officers 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
why !. NOT STORY TELLING HOUR"
IN SEATTLE'S PUBLIC LIBRARY
II Is for the Children and
Is Popular Elsewhere.

WIZ not a story telling hour at
the Seattle public library
buck in Chicago and other cities
they have such an institution and
Il has proven a great success.
II Is for the children. and from
tho Inception Of these Saturday at
ternnon affairs the attendance has
rapidly increased until at the pres
nnt time the room In which they
are held is filled to capacity.
seattle's public library has the
room and Seattle has the children.
Why not take advantage OF these
conditions aud follow the example
set hN Chicago
II would benefit the children and
would help TO make mora popular
an institution not now suffering un-
der load Of popularity.
The accompanying Illustration is
OF a recent story Telling Hour at
the Chicago public library.
The lady was telling the pretty
story Of Robin Hood"
once upon time" she be-
gan and 300 children pressed closer
and 500 eyes grew round like sau-
cera.
"oh. tell us anotherlh they cried
as the story concluded and the nice
lady told them another and stili an
other. and then thoy went home
and dreamed of Robin Hood and
the heroes of the other stories they
had heard.
Story telling ~ n science now.
A. Chicago university they have
classes where one learns how. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

ships on Puget sound water, off
ccrs 81 Port iAwton aud state
militia officers viii be Invited
Kncsis
on the afternoon Of the same
day The vaudeville company Of the
cruiser will give an entertainment
At the Coliseum for the benefit OF
the naval relief fund
Commercial Club Banquet.
last night tie formal entertain
neut tof the officers ~ the cruiser
Washington concluded with the
army ard navy banquet given ~
the Seattle Commercial club ~ tbs
Perry
The building vas specially dec
Grated for the occasion Amone
the guests Of houor we're the Of
ficcrs .uf the Washington. Officers
from the navy Yard aud warshipa
at the navy yard officers from Port
iAwfnn and Fort WnFden. Gov
Mead. snd Mayors 81 The leading
cities u the state
George a. Reteiic. president ol
The Commercial club. uaH toast.
master Mayor John . MILLER Re.
aIou dcd 60 the toast. The city 81
Seattle Capt Austia n Knight.
~ fke Washington. responded 70
The tsasi The Washington Other
tnasts wefc Eisen ~ former Gov
iohn II Mc0raw. GOV A. D. Mead.
Capt Morrcn. 81 the Wisconsin,.
and former United States Senator
John I. Wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
SENSATIONAL CHARGE
MADE IN CONGRESS
Representative LlIey Claims Millions Of Dollars Have
Been Squandered in Providing Navy Yards With
Supplies Wants Investigation Ordered

feseBtatlYes who had attended
joiut conferences between lie
house and senate on the naval APP
preparation bills In the past
Illley said that, despite the fact
that the Mare Island navy yard had
stone drydock that cost the peo-
pie 81, i75 600. the Same will not
permit the docking Of ships
Il have q letter from Secretary
Netealf himself" continued tbs
member from Connecticut, admit
ting that the present stone drydock
II Mare Island will not permit
ships 10 be locked there. They
cannot even be taken into the
yard
Then Lilley reminded the house
that 10 years ago Admiral Eudi-
colt. 10 his annual report. recon-
mended that the yard be 8ban-
doned. He concluded bis startling
speech by saying that the expsndi-
ture the government II being put
TO Ia employing labor on work ~
Key West would bring the great
Carnegie out Of his chair with a
jump"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
EMPIRE STATE DELEGATES
BuCKING GOV. HUGHES

the governor for the nomination.
William Ward. national commit
teemaB. declared. however. that the
objection Of the delegates TO sueh
resolutions vas merely formal. add
inc that no fight beyond mere
protest viii be made 10 the eonFen-
ton
In spite % this action the
Hughes adherents are confident ~
securing an endorsement Tor their
candidate. principally because Il is
known. thes say. that the Tan men
viii take little or no part ii tho
convention The delegates viii
elect four dslegates.at-large aud
four alteruatea 90 the national con
yention. and Will nominate Two
presidential electors.ai-lsrge aud
one presidential eieetor foF each
congressional district
The Hughes slate provides for
the election Of Seth Low. Stuart l..
Woodruff. Frank s. Black and
Jacob Could Scharman as dele
EAtes-Ri.iarEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
WEALTHY MAN IS
SHOT BY WOMAN

shot the right man. having no In
tebtion Of killing her husband
Morgan and Netzker. husband
Of the woman. went 10 gaEaopolls
together and drove 20 the home OF
Mrs Mae Green. where Mrs Green
and Mrs Breenef prominent wom.
en- of CassOpolis society, we're walt
Ing Tor them.
Mira Me,zker learned Of her hus.
bands departure and followed. Ar.
irving at the Green residence. she
hid in the yard when her husband
aud hts friend Morgan left the
houFs. nhe fired the shot that killed
Morgan. 4 policeman arrested
Metxker and his wife. Later Mrs.
Green aud Mrs. Brecuer were taken
into custody.
The whole affair Is shrouded in
mystery No one can be induced
10 talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Ban FRANCISCO. April Ii.-In
Jim CoffrothH Gonna arena this
afternoon Jimmy Britt aud Pachey
Mcfarland will Try tn decide Nho
In the beet lightweight boxer IN
tho world with the color line
drawn n Mcfarland wins he may
Ia time. II be continues TO improve,
brush aEid. the color line and have
"A trf At Joe Cans. n Britt wins
he will probably be satisfied with
the white lightweight champion
ship title. lie has had two tries
At Cans. loslng once on n foul and
the other on the ulna. whatever
sort Of a decision that Is
No two fighters ever trained
more faithfully and enthuslastieaL
~ than have Mcfarland and Britt
FOR this contest They have left
nothing undone 60 place themselves
In the beet possible condition. aud
the defeated man cannot put up
the claim Of having been out Of
shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
PROFESSOR
FINDS HIS AFFINITY

CANTON. Ohio April IL Pro.
fensof Oscar Lowell rngsa. he OF
free love fame. who was expelled
from the university OF Chicago be.
cause OF the notofiety that was his
after hts declaration that John u.
Householder Ia aa great man as
Shakespeare. has taken unto him.
self bride. MihH Ada Beall Con.
20 years old, whose mother lives In
Canton.
Although the couple married at
Turloct cal. where TrieEr IL writ.
ting and farming. on Tuesday, no
announcement of Il was made until
to-day. when the mother OF the bride
broke the news
Miss Cox IN former student OF
the university OF Chicago. where
she was one ~ Prof TrigKn pupiIa.
she has heon Interested IN settle
ment work Ia Philadelphia aud
New York. aud lie a graduate Of
the Canton hish school She went
to Turioek only q week ago.
TriETa Was divorced from HIS
first wife on August -. 1907. after
a trial that was rcplcie with sem
sational features. ovins 10 the free
love Ideas that the professor up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
EVERLASTING DISGRACE
FOR FORMER HUSBAND

"MfH Cooke wili never secure a
divorces and she viii cause the fuf4
mcr pastors arrest should be at
tempt 70 bring proceedings lookluE
80 n ieEsl SEPARATION. said sydney
y Clark to-day. IN discussing the
matter Tor Mrs Cooke
clark says this IL the crushing
punishment that the discarded wife
has held IN reserve FOR her husband
and Miss WhaieY. Mrs Cooke Waa
more determined than ever 60 plan
Vengeance against hem after she
had been shown a picture 81 the
Eiri. Who stole the affections Of her
husband. and her baby,
Mrs Cooke. SAYS she viii not
bother them ss LONG IA the former
husband does not try 10 get a Of.
yurcc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
H0LD-UP

Pointing two large. blue revolv.
ers at Frank Pearson. one OF tue
proprietnrs OF the Green Leaf bar.
1884 Western ay.. aud at four men
who were before the bar. a burly
highwaymau entered the saloon
about 1890 O'Clock this morning
and took away all the money in
the till.
Pearson was in charge of the
saloon az the time The door
swung open and the first intima.
ton the occupants Of the saloon
had of the holdnp was the sight
Of the two large reyolyefs pointing
in their direction.
Back of the leveled revolyers was
a man about six feet tall. weighing
about $50 pounds, clad in black
clothes. and wearing n white hand.
kerchief over the lower portion of
very dark face.
without further ado the high.
wayman selected Pearson and
searched him, but there was no
money inspearson's clothes. Next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

WASHINGTON. april ll.-Rop
reaeutative aeorEa l.. lilieY. Of
Connecticut. today startled con
gresa by making the bold charge
that 500. GOO 600 Of the peoples
money has been misappropfiaied
aud squandered Ga providing navy
yards and stations with supplies "
Immediately after making this
deliberate statement. Lliley intro.
dueed resolution calling upon
President Roosevelt 20 appoint a
commission 10 report on the ad.
visibility Of abandoning the navy
yards and stations At KifierF. Me,
Port Royal. Charleston. \. G Kew
West Fla. New Orleans. aud Mare
Island Cal.
Then LilleY followed this request
With the suggestion that no member
Of congress who repre- SCENTS the dis.
tfieis in which these yards and
stations are located be- appointed
on the commission.
Representative Liliey then cast
reflections upon SENATORS aud rep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
sTRIkE-BREAK ERS
ARE M0BBED

PENSACOLA. Pa. April H.
The hginKiux 81 carload Of strike
breakers from 50 iomia IS the Pen
saeuia Electric company AS the
signal Tor riotinE and disorder.
uhich resulted In the inlaf1 u Is
Of the Imported men.
No sooner had the strike break.
sra arrived than a fiEht occurred
between them and the sYmpathiT
era ~ the union men
Tricks. hoifiea and shells we're
hurled 1T the strike. breakers. and
Ia turn the latter fired shots. and
Used heavy sticks and bricks Foi
over an hour the riot continued.
Seventy strike breakers were
marched Ia the city iall where theY
were kept IA safety last night Fur-
tier trouble Is expected to-day
May depnsiss have been sworn ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

safe. and a few minutes later es-
capped with trays containing the
yaiaables
The men worked 50 quieii. aud
~ quickly that nothing WAS sgs-
peeted until $3.50 this morning,
when Special officer Montgomery
Houston. passing the place. OBJ
served that the front door OF
Michmah's candy store. VAS open.
Later the Iewelry store robbery
was discovered
The outlaws had entered the
store by forcing the front door.
Evidently they were supplied with
burglars tools They went - the
rear OF the place and bored = hole
through the thin wall leading 10
Lundy's 1ewelry store. They
then squeezed their bodies through
aud blew the safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
HURLED TO pEArn.

NEW WESTMINSTER. u C.
April ia lurchinE locomotive,
passing over one 81 the many
bridges pear Agazaix. hurled Fire.
man , Macdonald 20 an awful
death. the young man being pre-
eipitatcd into a fayius 400 feet In
depth. Macdonald vas leaning out
Of the cab al the time the accident
happened He vas chairman ~ the
Vancouver local 81 Locomotive
Ftremeu. - years Of age aBd un.
married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
MURDERER SUICIDES.

PENDLETON. Ore. April IL
Fred Doita. aged 80. was shot and
fatally wounded hY Joe Bateman.
his partner The tragedy Occurred
on swatxlcr's lsland. In The Column
bia river. opposite rmatilla Bate.
man wheeled hts victim In a bar
row TO the river and attempted 10
dump him in. but dcslsted when
Dietr begged for mercy Hateman
vent back to the cabin, set Il on
fire aud shot himself 10 death The
men. who we're partners in ranch.
had auarreled Before wheeling
Deiiz 20 tho river Batgman tried
tn XIII him with a Ratchet This Is
the diving statement Of DoitI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

~ fHe FtNH otdrs
HiNGsiDE. OCEAN VIEW. April
|ii.--one 81 the slimmssf crowds that
ever showed up uerore the prelim.
mary 60 one uf Jimmy coffroth =
open air fight festivals was In At.
tendance. when the two boys who
provided the appetizer Ia the Britt
Mcfarland fight this afternoon Ap.
pcaFed. HleaehefH and seats we're
piiifniiy bare when Dick Harry and
Anton Ia Grave. two HEhtweiFhtH.
stepped into the ring II O'Clock
Despite the fact that the DAY
vas bright and warm. the sun :
temper was tempered By a cool
breeze.
Not more than one-sixth 81 the
seats wefe filled when the prellm
snary was started,
Interest Ia the main event. II
betting meant anything. was zoe
fully tagging The rowing betting
commissioner had nothing % do
and the feS commissions they took
we're If The plker class The open.
inE rtnEaids odds were unchanged
over last nights breah 10 To s
with Packer Mcfarland faYoiite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

held, lie gained his first notoriety
by deersing the famous men IN
Literature. aud comparing them IN
fasorahly with such men as Rookie
Teller, Because Of these uttsfaneea
he was dismissed from tha oil
kinEs university la Chicago
TfiEEh aud his bride vii live
ON the ranch At Turioeg:s+.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
BANK cLEARiNos.
BICYCLE THIEF busy.

The bicyels thief is still operating
unchecked Yesterday Amos Steele
entered The Star effice aud when
he returned to the street hls wheel
vas missing. lie reported the theft
To the police. n B. nuli. Of AS2t
Rainier av. left his bicycle Ia front
Of tho Washington building Tor a
few moments yesterday afternoon.
IL vas gone when he looked Tor u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

the fobber opened the TIL and took
what little money had been left
after the receipts OF the day had
beer. put away
Diadaining to rob the customers,
the hishwayman backed out OF the
saloon. with his battery still ready
for action. aud disappeared.
Patrolman Roesler was sum.
moned. but failed 10 get track OF
the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
PRESS dies IN CHICAGO

realized that his condition was
critical
An operation was Immediately
performed. from the effects %
which he quickly rallied A day
later. however. be had a relapse.
and a second operation was per
formed In the hope Of saving his
life.
Prom this he also seemed to
rally. and hope was entertained
that he would recover. Last night,
however. he had another relapse,
aud began TO sink rapidly. tho
end coming at is;5 10 this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Ahd Bill Sefen's Blind Pig
t'ntinues 10 Operate
a Madison Park.

Ts s' sun there's nothIp dom
s,a. as bottle Of beer The s,s,
nss,.a. ron BIZ steffcn out A.
~ ' !. park "a growing ,s s., :,
Isr ' ~ two Witnesses arc bee on
sa,, ! 'eo days now all ina, :. ..
lJoa - % 'onyict steffep !, .a,,,..,
a. Nm y. s =. iiesnse bs. s saas
Mo- ,~s DISPOSAL q The D,o.e s uqsn
TIT =. o. ne sA.yor. '''"'
IA. :, star :. .fOok these two o,o.
~, = their word. bsllev.a O'' -
u, !, sincerity and started ,1, 80, =, ~
- 'aem IN their proclslm "a :, :"
-, % clean out All the vlcs &C.,.
w.. ana King county
"0a' The aid q the sAefifr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
Governors Endorsement
Looks Tiae Shaky.

NV YORK. April l. Early in
dleatlons following the converting
Of the New York state republican
convention in Carnegie hall today
pointed 10 serious hitch IN the
program II the followers Of Gov
Hughes 10 have the delegates to
the national convention in Chicago
pledged 90 vote FOR the nomination
II the Empire State executive
The first HlEn OF the probable de
feat Of Hughes plan was seen IN
the announcement that ~ caucus
OF deiegaiea held last night IL was
decided 10 vote animously
against any resolutions endorsing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

office. Of The police department or
N Prosecuting Attorney Aackin-
tonhs special detective. two young
men vent out 20 Madison park
walked Into the bar Ia the pa
viliun. asked Tor two bottles ~
beer and got them
Star Makes q Mistake.
The Star made a mistake. how
ever. IN that its hunt for crime
led IL to seek out the lair 81 a
friend Of the administration. II itE
hunt had revealed the presence of
a cripple on the public streets the
work would not have been 80 fruit
less
And while the prosecuting Off.
eIals 81 Seattle and KlnR county
are allowing 10 run without inter
ference this blind pig ~ Biil Stef.
fem'g the police are seeking cut
the cTipples and swearing into
prison man who steals can OF
condensed milk 70 keep himself
from starving.
These blind pigs In the parks
Of Seattle do more 10 debauch
Young manhood and wOmanhOod
than almost any other vice. Their
operation during the summer
months, when the parks become the
recreation places for thousands Of
women and children. constitute a
greater crime than the act Of the
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story teller shown In the accom-
panying picture is Mrs. Gudrun
Thomson. enc of the most famous
In the country.
why tell children storiesg' she
was asked Why send out into the
schools and streets and alleys and
stores and bring them here 90 listen
10 fanciful tales? What good does
Il do
1T leads the child 10 good books"
she explained. You tell him the
story. You 2tsrest him. Then he
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Discarded Wife Of Minister
Swears Fearful
Vengeance.

NEW YORK. April if-Mrs.
Ierc Couke. wife % the Hempstead
pastor Who elnpsd n year aEo with
Fshreita NhaloY. and Is nov living
In California. announces through
her attorney that she VIII plan as
long as she lives io keep her hna.
band IN disgrace b refusing TO give
him a divorce.