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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
MORTCACED PROPERTY
SOLD MANY TIMES

An interesting point 10 Involved
in an aefIon brought today BY
Francis n Finley. AZ administrator
for the estate Of the late Aleck X.
Finley. to recover on q loan of
s. 500 originally obtained BY the
Richmond burnett company. and
wistk b II covered bY a mortgage on
LOT In the Seneca Street addition.
While the mortgage Was Atill run
uing the real estate boom arrived.
and this lot has since been nold
to Buck 4 Co. the Bronx Invest.
nent company. and the Seattle Va.
tional bank In turn. The loan has
not been repaid. according 20 the
complaint, ard the court 10 nnw
asked 20 probe through these vaff
Gus transfers and find ont where
the plaintiffs money Is 20 come
from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
DUCDALE SIGNS
UP BERT COY

bert Cor. the snuthpaw wha
pitched fof the taealz last yeaf has
bs-ea added to the pItehlnx staff
ehleh Manager uukdal# has ae
aulfed tof the ls0s seam. Coz AZ.
rived IN tho eitY this nsognlng from
Telessa. q There .aa sousa qnna
tlon fs1f a time whether the local
Manager Naaid b. able Ia secure
the lefi handler. bat DuKdAis finally
purchased him from It Paul. which
had the man uaaaf contract
This HlakaN asxea pitchers On fhn
staff ct the ioeAl baseball maxnAts.
inrludlaE MobsriF. Metealf. Huah.
WEIGH. Allen. COY ard Burnett
Mefeaif and Cor are the aoufhpawn
81 the aggregation
Tn uexf SUNDAY the league team
wili line 40 against the snohaminh
nine AZ Athletic park At } O'Clock
The suohamlsh boys are Epinx 90
brine "a excursion aowu on \ bpe.
eiRl train. aud. eeather permitting
u II expected that n big crowd
will watch the men In action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
FIRE DESTROYS
BUILDING

Fire shortly aftss o'clock this
morning totally destroyed the one
and a half story frame building At
a2is Emerson aY. Interplay. The
value OF the building was estimat.
ed At g. 900. n was the property
Of Mrs Furtier
The hsfllding Al 1859 ". asnd AZ.
aiso caught fire.. but the damage
amounted TO only $50
The department from Battery IT
and Fourth av. responded 10 the
alarm. as II was the nearest A.
the present time there II no fire
department At Interplay. bat At zee
tefdaya meeting of the board Of
public works money was appropriat
ed for the equipment OF the fire
station just completed there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
PLAGUE HOSPITAL
INCORPORATED

An institution 20 fiKht the great
whlte plague sill saoa be eatsb
itshesf In this city. a. the result Of
The generosity ~ Sarah Loretta
nsunuY aud Miss N LrnoFa ncnny
= nierr OF sarnh Denny Articles 0f
incorporation Of tho Pulmonary
Hospital ~ the city ef Seattle have
hr.n drawn up b. Harold Preston
aud were Forwarded 90 Olympia To
dAr. Tbs tncofporstofa are ] s
Goldsmith. Joshua Green. A 3
Kerry. Samuel i'm. ttf J II Esgis=
soa. UF Clarence Smith and Df
" r. NJ ksIloKs
Sarah Loretta Dennef haaueash.
cd $40 .00a towards tho hospital pro
leet. and her niece added 80 900
to the fund The $4,000 donation
il Immediately available. but the
SO. non Kift IL made subject 20 the
provision that an equal amount b.
raised elsewhere Those interest.
ed ia the movement believe that
this money wili soon be foftheom.
Ing. making thr entire beqnest
available for the purpose demig
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
DR.. c0WAN SEEKS
NOMINATION

Dr Charles n. cowau, q well.
known medical practitioner of this
city. where he has resided for the
past eight years. yesterday an.
nounced that he would be a candi.
date for the nomination of coroner
on the republican ticket at the fall
primaries. nr. CoNan enjoys a
vide circle OF friends IN the city
and county.
Or Cowan Is affiliated with q
large number OF lodges and fra.
ternai orders. and Il well and popu.
mflY known as a member Of the
hasoua. Ellis. Eagles. Red Men,
foresters. knights of Pythias. l. o.
q. r Druida. A. %. q. ". and the
Royal Afeanum
Although but 30 years of age. Dr.
fowan IL recognized as one Of the
leading medical men In Seattle. lie
was educated At the Western Medi.
cal College. in Canada. and had the
honor Of being one Of the youngest
graduates from that Institution. TIE
finished his course wlth high
honoFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
I'M Commissioner CriehtOn Will Leave Task Of
Guarding City From BubOnic Epidemic to Or. T. S.
bomus

glaYes Of the department within hls
evu discretion. but that new an
naluleea muat b. selected In accord
with eixil service rules and. when
appointed. vii have the protection
Of those rules This provision really
gives him more authority over old
employees than he Will have over
new ones aud Is an lndueement far
him II retain the old Hthn ~ long
as they do efficient work aad give
satisfaction.
Question Of Quarters.
nf criehlon this marnlne took up
with the engineers office the auea
tl0a Of neH offices aud quarters fnf
the department The health com
missioner himself vii probably he
given offices ia the new municipal
building a. seaa "a Il Is completed
which Will BE- Within 4 month OF
two. and quarters for the resi Of
the department sill prni,ahiy hs pro
sided tn the present eltF hall when
that building Il vacated.
As matters uaN stand The depart
menl II somewhat handicapped b
having It's offices aud quarters 80
badly scattered There ara nov
three atiieeN Tor the department. IN
addition Ia IL cftehlau own OF
flee ia the Oriental block. which he
all continue IA nss temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

"a Al lsasi. Of The present 81
80 he healh department VII
.,leeA h ms and continued
.a.k ~ which they are ea.
!. he pFeseat tine said
! - !, s..ss,nlssleaef CrieAioa this
sa,s'a .... .se Or : =. Itaurns Who
80 i the special plasae
= =. - Assistant Health officer
~ ~ I'm, Who has charge a The
~ ~ s,asnlliag Infectious de
- .N,rIheF than this ! have de
- - ~ psh ias IL regard 70 the
- ',,.,s 4, me officials 81 the Oh
'' s...ss y ,be emplases Of the d.
~, - I'll d eaaFse b Felaln
$50 ~, ecw manY and iasl which
: ~. - al ueu in a position 10
e - M i be ahtil ! become
:. tsmllAsr sslA he NoFAinss Of
= department.
nss Fstl psssr
r..,,..a.efy fr TIE efficiency ef
:. s.asrsneas d. efiehtoa has
=. ssxstesi fali pevef aud dlsers.
: resara h. The retention Of
- nus ID he department
!. se,.saHex defining his powers
az. nasides thar he mas
- 4 discharge present en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
BURGLARS FAIL
TO GET MONEY

rnkEawn burglars broke Into the
tntsrurbau railway station ~ Al
burn some time rartf this morning
ard. after smashing open the cash
drawer. departed. lea slag note to
the effect that thsy had simply
forced an entrance into the build.
Tag In order 20 oct oast If the cold
Sheriff Smith investigated the At.
tempted robbery this morning. but
learned nothing whieh would siye
q eieu te the ldeutttY Of the men
Who dfd the lob
The intrudefs prted oren a via.
dow At one side of the building and
then forced open the monay drawer.
only 20 find that the days receipts
had been taken away when the
agent lsft the building At closing.
Nltl time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
M0cRATS ALREADY
GOING TO Denver

nature aud all talk Of their plans
Is done in whispers.
Headquarters have already been
arranged for by the principal can.
didates for president and vice presi-
dent and active political work has
begun, As fast as state deiega-
ton Is reported elected the repre-
sentatiyes revise their estimate Of
the strength OF their various candl.
dates and are either tubilaut or cast
down over its effect upon the forth
coming balloting in the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
IN
POLICE FORCE

Sergeant AleN. Mcdonald. b. m
order Of AetinE Chief of Police
Ward. has been promoted to the
position al acting captain
William a. Kent. Hun nf Humane
Officer Kent. Who haA been office
clerk. ha@ been promoted In the
position 81 sergeant made vacant
~ the promotion Of Sergeant Nc.
Donald
TIE fwu vacancies we're caused
BY the appointment Of Capt Nard
A. acting chief II Mr. Wards Az.
Hsatntmeut d made permanent. as
IL nos believed Nill occur. the twu
promotions effective todaY Nill be
made permanent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
BEARING DAMAGE SUIT.

Harry sipen. who was conductor
on an internrhan work train which
coliided with a regular passenger
train near EdEewaod on December
IS. 1906. IL suing the Puget Sound
Electric company Tor t2a. 900 as the
result OF injuries sustained IN tho
wreck The case is being heard to-
day before Judge Albertson. In the
superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

rsfo Afro. Cal. March 8
asss ssxas at Stanford talYsH.
IL mere wss eysry Indication
sau that srores Of prominent
gzka.s weafa leave the campus
nars nlxksfall. never 60 return.
z<ailslag thai sfae suspended men
us!s = shasn no ciemuney and
ID hssheF app~al to the stsideat
| k1ts eummittsn i = mere waats
~ I'll sf she participants IN
d 4gkAs It'll ~ asked b. their
nAx's y r~zs~ss lss - af absence
laliHv 10 secure this leave. wiIl
\ Asxea b. . nMlAnat. Il Is sald
| xtskn - nr torsiAn. signed b.
| " Il uspended mea and many
4 sass sEn1patkkxefs. asking for 4
sa>srisx sss circulated today. but
! i VI szEsssea 10 bear any tFuIt
nt ! sztisipafinn of adverse &C
~ = "A. part d the president the
tu11ess az preparing 70 take final
u9e. sssn before the petition can
- D. fsFsfaa. shp IA tn Sam
- Nd snu eaanas reach thr aai
Msa1 until samoFrow II best
pssishmsns Tee Sewers.
~ p~stflon aertarrx that the
r61km~sf imposed Is to segsre
- unasasl fps he offeHse commit
~ TT ssssaesss F~eogulzs that
. esmmaEsse has w8a the battle
- 0st noihIax remains except an
1l.aassl Surrender. Or complete
Nsenaes u college ties.
Assral have made Arrangements
. fnfff CHER colleges MaHy have
prHsen % their honne newapap..r
g'Fnt - seeasnt Of the trouhiee
s<sTlss saaf lkey are under The
- iuf 4FiRktax. NJ are b~lnx paa
49, ir siaadlak ~ fof their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
CITY EMPL0YE Is
GIVEN DAMAGES

Miss Katherine Stream. the
steueEFaphef FOR gity Engineer
Thomson. waa to-day awarded dam.
aKpa Ia the amannt Of tabs against
the etty OF Seattle and the Seattle
Electric % for injuries received in
fallins Into an unprotected eNeaYa.
ton st Fourth aud Nesiaf WAY on
the evening Of Sept 10. 1897
The cts and the street railway
corporation will each be compelled
"a pay half az the damages. besides
being required to put up the
plaintiffs teRal eoata. amounting 60
tga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
PUBLIC MARKET

Imported layer figs are on the
market today at Toe per bar. Fresh
butter CLANS are quoted at i5c per
dozen. Winter pears are on sale
at zoe per dozen. Native head let.
tuce Is on sale at &c per head
Mammoth Black Twig apples from
Wenatchee are being delivered at
g. so per box. Nineteen pounds of
sugar were sold for st.00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
WILL MVALI0ATE0
BY a MARRIAGE

- sas Nas married after
~ - hesn made. and died
aaoW shllafeH, the fortune left
z Al.ria hslseFsen Pstriage will
a. eity
NJ terms u the viIl men.
- saieh sss dated April ~.
81 Ne *oman's estate. Including
- esepeTtY. valued At approx
yss.see. vas left TO a broth
An'l Nelson. OF Bordeaux
&c She vas married. however
y. lses, 70 Petrldse. and a.
'1i vas ever prepared the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
pL AGUE WORK NOR
TO BE DISTURBED
SUIT ANNEXED BY
CITY OF SEATTLE

A triangular suit IN witch l. 4
Green seeks 90 recover balance
Of ftu.0se ~ from the former city
ct ballard for work Performed III
dikEinE q we'll n supply water for
that suburb waa placed an trial
today before Judge Griffin IN the
superior court
When ballard vas annased se
attic assumed obligations which
nov requires the cltt "a Haalai IN
defending the suit aud III eaHe
Green wins verdict. Il Is said that
the municipality viii BIZ compelled
e. foat the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
ARRESTED FOR MAKING
ILLICIT LOVE

Complaint was issued BY the pros.
eeutinR attorney this afternoon
charging Mark G. 0sMara with try.
Ing TO ALLEVIATE the affections of
Esther Kent. 17.yaar.old wife of
Clarence Kent, e03 Seventh av.
II Is claimed that O'Mera haa been
writing love letters To the girl wife
and trying to get her to leave her
husband. As Mrs. Kent is under
age. 'Mera Is charged under a stat.
nforv offense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

supreme court has decided that Pet.
ridge u enlitled To- the property.
After the woman'a death the will
came To liGht and the brother.
through T II. kolderitp. hts attof.
ney. demanded that it BE- placed In
probate notwithstanding the pro
test Of petFidxs. the superior court.
decided that THIS should be done.
The appeal Was then taken 20 the
supreme court aud the higher tri.
b1nai holds that the ALL was In.
validated wheu the marriage was
aolamnixed. and because Airs. Pet.
ridge died without issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
|Es SUDDENLY

1euaFd Davis. "a yeafola 40, If
JAWS. Of South Seattle. died
Yesterday afternoon. The
\ % sao Nas one Of twins. caught
ier days ago. and yester.
n'hs Nas found dead In I'D
= Mo'hef states that the bog
|-eAng all right half an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
DEATH NOTICES.

clarlee Raddue. age &c. died In
this eity March IS.
II. y. Carter. age &C.. died nj 2si2
sixth n. March Is The body Is
az the private reception room of
Baitarworth a Sons
Lulu Graham. age 81. died March
q In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
YOUTH ARRESTED FOR
DESERVING HIS WIFE

Herman Loomis. aged 10. was ar.
rested last night on information
from Anaeortes charging wife de.
sertion, and Will be held for the
arrival of Sheriff Harmon. of Ana.
cortes
Loomls Gays he has been married
two years. and left his wife ak
months ago after a quarrel. She
had sold ali the new furniture. he
says. that he had put into the
house. and quarrel ensured. after
which he left her 10 come to Seat
tie for employment. lie declares
he had no intention. however. of
DESERVING her.
They have one child. n few
months old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
LOCAL COURT IN
ERROR
Muir Johnson Household
Decision Upset by the
Supreme Court.
tny United Press

OLYMPIA. Wash. March 20
Tho supreme court decided this
morning that the King county 81.
pefior court Was ia error IN grant.
ing an injunction at the request of
n l. Muir 20 nFexent NJ. John
son maintaining a housebuat ia
Lake Washington Ia fruht OF Malra
lot The state alone owns the
shore If the lake. AaYa the deelelou.
and alone could maintain such HeH
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
ENDORSE.
BRYAN


INntANApOfds. Ind. March 20
-Nm Jennings bryan was today
endorsed Tor the presidency b. the
Indiana democracy In the state con.
Henilon held here. aud John v
Kern ole Of the states leading
democrats. was the nominee Of the
convention Tot vice president
9he platform condemns the &c.
lion Of Secretary George Il Goftel.
Yaii IN issuing Panama canal bonds
ttlt an effort to check the money
naAle aud for depoalting govern.
uieut funds Ia New York bHnla.
ON plank diaaeproyea Of the Of
foFss4 - President Roosevelt 10 die
tate the nomination OF bis successor
aud another opposes the Aldfieh
aud Fowler financial BILLS
The delegates also voted to In.
aeft plank declaring that Gov.
efaof Hauiy vas Incompetent 70
head the state government
Delegates Mis- II.
After the platform had been dis.
posed Of the delegates mixed up
IN a fiat fieht shiie the second
ballot vas being taken 10 nominate
candidate for governor. The fight
became general. aud a few black
eyes were afterwards ia evidence.
Order was finally restored
Edward II RAud. an anti.Tag
cart delegate. eas elected bodily
because be offered such strenuous
objections 10 the announcement Of
the result OF the second ballot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
SAYS WIFE STRUCK
HIM WITH A BROOM

Asserting that he wa afraid that
his wife would attempt 10 take his
life Arshie sullivan today brought
suit In the superior court asking n
divorce from Jennie sullivan.
The couple we're married on De
eembef 20. taoa. aud on Que oeea
sion the plaintiff claims that HE
wife touk a broom handle aud
struck him with Il while he WaH
asleep IN bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
SLEEPS so DAYS

Los ANGELES. March &c
Mrs. Heulah Hawkins. the catalep-
tic patient at the county hospital
today began her fiftieth day of
sleep without any change In her
condition more than the more FIRE
queut tremor of her eyelids. which
was noticed yesterday. which they
believe to be a sign of returning
consciousness.
Mrs Hawkins was resting easier
today and her breathing was be
coming more regular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
ROBBED ortio.

Harry Dawson. Of a6oe alth AZ.
W was robbed Of 80 IN u saloon
at the foot of Union st near tail
road aH.. last night. lie has given
the nallee a description Of the man
Who. he aayu robbed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

Charging abandonment, W. Par.
merlee. Jr.. today brought suit in
the superior court asking a divorce
from Maud y. Parmeriee. The
plaintiff IL q cousin of William Par.
merlee, the local attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

before he was found dead.
CORNER Carroll was notified and
stated that death vas due to pneu.
mouia. The father ia employed at
the Puget Sound navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
WALk-OU7 IS
PROBABLE At STANFORD
49, ..ss.s
WANTS INSTRUCTIONS
TO CALI OUT TROOPS.


VANCOUVER. Nash.. Match ,
! E Gen lifuah. commander !,
Of the department of the %. /
lambia. has teieKfanhed the /,
var department At Washing ,
! ton for Instructions lu regard I
to sending troops to Trsaa /,
! we'll. Alaska. wheFe the atgih /.
! lnK miness ara said IL b. rtlsa ,
for disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

8 are nn made the nted and Canada
mu be t the people a large h never h omueh eTezde
IN o
sure
o h vii present nx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
living Suspension Of FOrty-One, General Chaos
lass al The University Today.

tloat rruN. baseball aud ieanIs
crews held meetings fpiav. The
bal ereN iqst Its sap{ala. l. Il Gaf.
Of Pasadena. the baseball iuam ita
shoftsspp. sampson. 81 stockton.
AMI the senats team it. captain. Ihs.
iauo. If Massachusetts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
parti.l Ia, Of Suspensions.

=AHHsa7a
IL as follows . n MaYefa. %.
ot Reno. Nex Il + noas. '0s. Of
Pasadena B. ] Nacomber. 'os. OF
Los Angeles. 1. Il tar. o.. of Raa
lands. " ko~rnet. Ns. Of Portland.
Ore &. = Sampson. -. Of stock
ton J II Aladeil u. nf flfAxil.
Ind & MetiruKer. %. uf tteulrta .
4 q Asrsionala. %. u Compton
J Z HENRY. %. Of san lose. 7 r.
eadN alader. %. OF liza Angeles. .
. " Morgan. %. OF feae Angeles
" T. paan. Vs. ~ sacramento. G.
u tlasseF. %. of los AnevteH. q.
y EAean. of Corona " n Richard.
son. u Santa flafbsra A q Inch
singer. o.. uf San Fraaetsco. II y
ttruusnK. ~. uf Oakland. p u Ma.
hone. 'eS. Of Honolulu. " slack.
hS 81 iuaalta. Aeb. 2. !. tarkAoa.
-. 81 nsFksisY \ " FrulN. o.. Of
Salinas J. " Mott. '0s Of s4lnfa.
Ore = II nAnaaao. o. n se~ Had
farst. NAsm y e I'rolakuF. 0s. "
Miiplfa3. j u. MoFecn. o.. nf Min.
neapaIis. MINI u " Nctslroy. 0s.
If san francisco. A. D. Taxeaft. a0s.
q paIo Alto. T. r. Watson. %. Of
san Diego. l.. Il f.atuu. %. Of Fan
Francisco r &. Nestwiek. %. uf
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Santa Rosa y Il flanagan. 'as. Of
IvufeF. Coin. ] r. Cushing. 0s.
OF san Rafael: G. /. 6oddeil. %.
Of Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26

PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
Boats. leave I times daily from
pier for the L. s. navy yard. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-26
ASKS RELIEF FROM
PAYING ALlMOnY

ON a showing that their children
are now all OF age. and that he is
not financially able TO longer con-
tinue the old arrangements. Reeves
Aylmore today filed a petition in
the superior court asking that the
provisions of divorce decree. filed
on November II. 1903. be set aside.
Ry virtue OF this decree. Ayimore
was compelled to pay his divorced
wife the sum of SIS month all.
muny.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-09
CARS HELD UP
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Armed Thugs Hold Up Employees of
United Railroads on
Powell Street.
BANDITS ESCAPE WITH LOOT.
Police Scour The Vicinity of The
Daring Crime for Hours
IN Vain.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Three
masked thugs coolly and methodically
held up two of theAKearny and North
Beach cars last night at the terminus
at Bay and Powell streets, securing
over 500 in money. The police as
yet have no cew to the identity OF
the thugs. Their work had evidently
been well planned, and when they
cleaned out the second car, they disap-
peared as completely as though the
earth had swallowed them.
Car No. 1906 was returning from
the North Beach TERMINUS, just before
midnight, with two male passengers,
who were seated in the rear. They
kept their faces concealed, and when
the conductor, 4. S. Birch, approached
to collect their fares, one of them
handed him two nickels without look
ing at him.
AS the car neared Bay street thu
two men ran forward to where Birch
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-09
Why
s. NIIDOD PORCH
NOOON SHADES
Are Needed

You need Vudor Porch Shades to get
the most out of your porch.
To make it a spot where you can
rest or work on the hottest days-out-
doors, yet free from the suns glare and
heat.
You can do this with Vudor Porch
Shades; you can add to the house an
other room, cool and shady, where you
may enjoy every refreshing breeze, in
secluded comfort.
Vudor Porch Shades are very dur
able, and will last many seasons.
Another good feature about them is
the peculiar fact that those sitting on
the porch can see out, but passersby
cannot see in. In other words, you
have complete privacy, and can use
the porch or veranda the same as an
inside room, with infinitely more COM
fort on hot days.
Vudor Porch Shades are just the
thing for boxing in" porches or bal
comics that are to be used as outdoor
sleeping or living apartments.
Vudor Porch Shades are made OF
thin, fiat strips of Linden Wood, close
ly bound by strong Seine Irvine, in a
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They are artistically stained in soft
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GIVE APPROVAL
TO THE DANCE

INDIANAPOLIS Und), June l.
After a prolonged debate, the India
napolis Protestant Ministers Asso-
citation went on record today as APP
proving the teaching of dancing IN the
public schools. This action was taken
in a double sense, for the association
rejected a resolution offered by a
Methodist minister declaring that the
modern dance is subtly against the
highest and best development of
the moral life of our young people
during the formative years of Adde'S
cence," and expressing the conviction
that dancing should not be permitted
at high school functions.
The discussion was opened by a re-
port from a committee of ministers
who had visited the schools for the
purpose of making Investigations. The
report favored the teaching of dancing
and was adopted. Some of the min
listers took strong grounds in favor Of
the exercise. Pastor Odell of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church declared that
it was all matter of conscience and
that there is no degradation in dan
cling.
81 have never seen anything more
beautiful, charming and poetic than
boys and girls dancing he declared.