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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

Physicians. mIdwlyes and under
takers who have not registered. as
provided by law. will after March
be denied burial permits by DR. /.
A. Parry. health officer. who viii
close the time for local resis'ra-
ton at that time According TO DR..
Parry. not onethird Of the local
praeiicing physicians have yet reg
tEfpr.ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
TROUBLE IN CHINA.
10y United pre.s.)

TOXIC. Feb. -RevolutIonists
are occupying 50 square miles OF
ground IA the province Of Kvsngsi.
China. and these forces are rapid
~ increasing The local authorities
are purposely hiding this fact from
the public
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Lincoln Beach
West Seattle
Quarter Acres

Tsss a FNrNrfKRor ear 81 rfo.
NEEh set AHE. act Oft 81 uATHwoop
STATION fatieu SIDEWALK - cur
sisn ea aaanfon Our representative
are there sHsfF ERNuuN TT HtNu
rHE WEES and All. DAT SUNDAY
Th@ prices frF aaF nis tracts aVeams
alsaaf ttsa Akuuf - per eant aeNu ard
tsiAags small nouihig psFmsata Why
rtlf pay far qnartsf o. haiti acre vita
Fcur rest fHaasTf
JOHN ". WHITE CO.
faT Dflantki BiaFk
Msfn alss ssa stti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
BURNED 70 a CRISP

ploded. lgnlting her clothing In
the excitement the glfl ran to the
telephone booth and closed the door
behind her II fastened with a
spring lock and could not be open.
I'd from the outside.
One Of ihe clerks broke the glass
Of the door and extiugulshed the
flames with bis oyereOat. but the
young woman had been burned al
most 10 a crisp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26
SHOT AND KILLED.

BOISE. Idaho. Feb. 26.-w. G.
whitney. a prominent citizen OF
Boise. vas shot and killed by J. y.
AcCreeyy on the laiters ranch near
payette. MeGreevy went TO Pay
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C0NsPIRAT0Rs ARE
FOUND GUILTY

PORTLAND. Or. Feb. IS Mrs.
Belle waymife and r. 4 Raddins
were last night found guilty Of con.
spring 70 ruin the character Of
Mayor Harry Lane. by placing him
In compromising position. The
case was in N. hands OF the jury
but short time
The ease has attracted attention
because OF the unusual charge and
been a serious bios 10 Dr. Lane =
political future as well as serious
reflection on his character a. a
phyEielAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

cite after the shooting and gave
himself up. He WAS placed IN Jail.
MeGreeyy claims he did the shoot
ing ia self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

SOCIETY sor..gs
as -. msas ass. F~esist2s II an
"a es.A<s.s 1919. s...s.z ssssspan..
.. s.sss nsnasi. ! .@ c.sss.s.s sc
SPECIAL NoTicga
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wv @iass<s Thaf.asfs Ffiasrs
ehndssa SATURDAY. L 1sts. A.in hstt
1880 fsnmru asss@Flas IN sas
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fs4ftsfF = ssts eiass s~sias nsst wee
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-
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nElp wANTEo--mALE.
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sssf,s = -. the wafla zee faii infer.
1900 appiY ~ p-fsan o. - Letter %
rss1ns IFS 9r.nd Central Hotel -,
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the esea ~ u anh u f-efR sac 80
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aar. e. lac. eos sHss ~. fas pattic
aisrs
vesessa old snd Yuana men % i.~rn
,.s..s,.sfas brgsslaylns. plasferiuG Pa
sifia Trade sahssA asi hiHesiay Rseen
HELP WkHTED-FEmtLe.
~. pfsfr. rraea.t- chicago sshssl
a ata~sferY. ikst--tles Hsvsil 81
fndspsadsnf < fTtt 80
Wsntss. elderly ~aman for heaas-
k.spar. tg0 44rd AZ Y. Alfonso
!.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WASTED
Lathe sud drni press o. ssehsnS. Tor
fine rfsH lots en- heaean tleH5 Must -
~ coed condition s.. o. Bos -, Charles
FOR EXCHANGE.
------SaS szI-S On ExciISSGS
q Gee
20 aeres Al isvst land on sountI
roaa eas, Of kabuFn. On eoudsnses
- ths door would exchange for seos
team. wagon ana harness er ss@stls
P''p" A g JOHNSTON co.
Rooms IL 70 Uosua beck
Fhous--A@ia liii 4 z'is. II
Foa TRADE
aafa rsnah. All impfovsd. house.
nam. chicken houses aud park 1 acre
straw berries. F9nnn orchard 5000 coil
Fssifts must be unfnounb.r-d ard
modern. worth not less than tt.sos and
iu Eaed location.
Chas n. Adams zee csimsn BifE
FOR RENT-HOusEs.
rooms and hath, heat aud hot Wstsr,
Hest location. SIS. t95 cslman BldE
-2i-2T
FOR RENr-ROoMe.
---~--------=------~ ---------,--------~~~
Third Avenue Hotel Ballard. elsan
Furnished Housekeeping rooms With fuel,
81 80 week per ruBm. HIP
bargain. small ROOM, furnished house
Keeping permitted ttf3 WecA dAi
Blanchard Fhaus AfT91.
OPTICIANS.
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ne I.0Es optical Co. ice AreadsI
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MONEY TO LOAN

rHE uTAp LOAN 60. sle.ti cslllas
q Zoe wsss ssfsss 4 sisfE' tsssl.sp.s.
Fnashlntsf. engineer ~ smuiafs csh 90
taln money 81 us ga his nats Nsthes'
security
Aeasy Advances ..lsti.a rsapis retail
ssn,., ,safss'ss. ss.sa .,l.., A. All
fsitaia N" II
e4.a'ns -
SALARY toANn x
Tun cnErcNNr Loan coMrAN NJ
sei MARION nuiLpiNa 2"
Menss leansa ssisriea psapis On az.
MHhdi faH ghaan rates sss -
credit CO. tse Peoples hasthEs h+sA
To team Private messY - tev rsis e
Entsre., osnsf Ashlhafa aet ssps Ashi
hara nids
ss,sry less. tays, ss,.; 's =.
Peoples nash nlaE
issns % tusei,gf. ser.s. &c wn
tsss ses - aatf
BANKS.
THE cAsAD'Ass HAKK on
COMMERCE.
rstatltshsa taef
o..a lee sssass sffis.. "a esaaa.
and the DATED Eiatss EHsat tanWne
hasiness TRANSACTED iatsrsht allowed 90
'''' ssvisua rErAnraEsr
sss,tis hFaesh=a v tfsit hsr II
fuaET SOUND NArfoNAL ma RE az
SEATTLE
pis s.p ..s.s .''ss s Fee "a s.. .'', 'i'
Ter correspondents IN pflsrlp4l cities 81
REAL ESTATE oEALGRs.
.a=--ass4=---s--,aa,aas--
c p HIItsAs, T. ;. Tin>s slas
spoLrn nsnnESa Ni ks- rsFs
BUSINESS CHANCES.
r,si ssasa go sisss siaad= Thr..
ssslss 50 eppssitiss Doias toe
business aes t'ika %. reotn 20 i.kssa
N@h 80
raftssf wanted in a sead rsfiag l.asi
nss- tst tihs -. resin re =
Yas sis. one ehair safbsf shap. enir
saap b fawn. saad business afaftab.
Wash Wa fsmsts -
A rasa payias basinsu. fsf msn ~
~ifs call st tet Piks 81. ro-im "a =.
=
LOST AND FOUND.
t..sai On Rss~zs a. hsfsssu Hhifa aha
Faurth A. o. an Fhlfd ~ hsfNssf
Hsurra aua ffAe. tadWa aatd watch
an4 fah FfnasH ie.xs a. ~ haitsf
tilk ana receive fssasa Tad rhene
zasa afsHE
PERSONAL.
SSs~5~ss1s i. ,,.,,,,,-s,.I-.is 80 a.
aas wanazs aud paTilasiaftF fal uAn
Hs waa ~ EfaMt piasfsFn = cas- -
eiFesH f.shs ifns shout sfe 80 sNentue
II p.H<ahef u iasf shsn this az al
asst hsf Esu sxes uaa 80 MessA4Ae sts
Haa. fass ssufb % taNs trfaa Nvtffy
~ iafd. pheea ind led IS 81 fsAs
AaHHfA is = p
FaftF $40 saa seer fahina HlHtfstta
1aasu he'll Kassst4H sight sth ssd aFstAs
Muf ratusn sa4as 20 80 fiAe - 30
Haaas@ uait b assattanea -
Nldasss. aEa - ussflazs. slanr. hss
tsssafhsaa ass4 n4aesftF usaf f.aelf iaat.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
ACROSS HAKH wAsfiSuTos
- acres ssufs cleared aaa sfH ~
utfF6tKnF0nn mGaasNs = ELLIOTT.
catman naiidins
ts1ae iffisatsA afeasrd tracts fiEnt
~ casBfntia river asa ra4ire@a. 10 e~
stsgisi lnsaessssats 70 thess des.fias
asani.rF a CO. Eispire Hldr II
TWENTY ACHE SNAP
F.ssit.rsy ca In. 5ssi "a. siaa Ter
saskdi t4ins EaAs terms
WfNHiitH mNug.
zee GeiHan Dids
our NEAR Tng NEW isTKRunnsN
a--s~s~sAi alice bs&Ff2 tfan&a tg[e e4ah
ROBERT MAfrHr.
tit-tza-sti Alaska HidE --is-zs
CHEAP rtscn---Lzfs. Fsse. ser-sE.
ssss ! iss.s sS~.. s.s,n. sas sssa' u
per usansh So g ID Hititnass eashtsF.
- Ttnaes siees. a. sue. Ia
COME TO the oFFicE AND sEE
the pat a cur ueu FIVE ACRE
TRACTS. isnsa tract iu.t ep~n~d Pest
lively ths bass Land ~ the msttst FOR
the tnsHsys Prices SIS. tzks and tseq
per tfast. EasR terms
ROBERT NAg.rHY.
SIS aasf5i Alaska HidN -=1ts11
Far sale. ars.acrs trAots fartsia val
tsF tand = miles Huuth sf AahuaG
Rich eali easf terms See owner. -
Hiirn Auburn Wash o. phone North
sAs sunset Seattle --ifste p
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A Pickup

lots ali cleared. ready 70 huiid
an aaar car line Price tzse fnr boz n
tefa tss casa. balance IS per month
"a n ORR . co. fne.
fei Alaska BldE --f6-fS
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CITY REAL estate.
Don't Wait

W. hav. fsN h@autifui ieyei lots
81 cleared fsr hniidiuK. within 20
minutes caF ride ~ the court house
Lets fram - 10 tiaa few dollars
down and the balance IKE rent. Thsse
are alfhin the reach - all Tor home
or an Investment Open evenings
NATfu&AL land CO.
Main issi lad tara.
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aRASp MARINE VIEW
Groom cottage, lot tQxiQa eufr
o. iee. 1850 cash, balance ti2se per
month,
BELMONT
Main SIS; fHa. ta2s. nav James 50
1891
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axEspzssxr so 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-26

ne I0Es optical Co. lee Aread
wholesale retail. manufacturing.
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$50 cash. SIS per month. buys n va
cant lot 10 Baiiardl price $500. wort h
ts0o. This Is the beat savings bank for
ToWEHAND q CO.
a0f Pioneer BldE as-16
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MILLINERY.

stylish miiliags e. Lowest prices
tpfnsf sitHs street If
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Milwaukee. Sept. lat midnight It IS
impossible TO spell out a victory for any
Of the four candidates for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator. In
the cities ,oting did not stop until Z
o'clock and returns are slow In coming in
Francis f. NIcGovern has a big lead over
his opponents in Milwaukee City and
County.
In the State-at-large Cook and Stephen
son are leading, with NIcGoveru and Hat
ton close behind them in the or6er given.
In the Fox River Valley Cook showed
great strength He represented this sec
tiou in Congress for several terms Mari
nette County viii give Stephenson a big
plurality In most parts OF the state The
vote was light
Only scattering returns have been re-
ceived from the Congressional districts
where there are contests. in the Ninth
district r s Minor is giving Gustav
KIstermaun a close race. Represeutariv.
jenkins is probably beaten by I l. Len
root
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
LUNDY IS ARRESTED AGAIN
Negro Shot by Representative Be
hind Prison Doors.
Got Into Trouble with Woman. and
Showed Bravery when Con-
frOnted by Policeman.

Louis Lurdy, twenty-five years Old. the
negro shot by Representative Eefin. OF
Alabama, cn the night Of March q. fol-
lowing trouble on q Pennsylvania avenue
car. was arrested for the third time since
the shooting last night His arrest was
the result Of a war Of words with Jose
phine HtlmOre. his cousin
Policeman Beauguard heard a disturb
ance In Prathe-'s alley, and upon invss-
ugation found Il 10 be in house When
he entered he found Lundy and a woman.
Beauguard told Lundy and his companion
they were under arrest for disorderlv
conduct Lundy said
I have fixed a Representative for
drawing a gun on ne, and before I am
through I viii make him wish he never
saw q gun or a niger and 7 DO not
think there is q policeman on the force
that can arrest ne
Beaugard said. Here is one that Is
golng 10 arrest you" With that Beau
guard drew his club and advanced upon
the negro When LUndy saw the club his
bravery Oozed out OF him and he said
All right. officer I wiz 20 with Won %
Beauguard then escorted his two pris-
oners TO the Sixth precinct. where they
were locked Up on charges Of diso-derlv
conduct and resisting arrest
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
NEBRASKA PRIMARIES.
Democrats sweep Up and Nominate
BryHn's Choice

BryHn's Choice.
Omaha. Nebr-. Sept 1.-Nebraska TO-
day experienced its arst Statewide pri-
mary.
Republicans did not taRe a great inter
est because there was little opposition.
EXCEPT IN one or two Congressional dis
rriccs. 10 the men now in oHce. The Dem
ocrats. however. were keenIy alive. and
not a single opportunity was overlooked
There were anywhere from three % i've
candidates for every Office among the fol-
lowers OF Bryan The race for the CUB
ernatorial nomination was considered OF
most importance Dalluan. Omaha's
cowboy mayor. had every city emr-cye in
Omaha ou- working for him SlaIls--
berger. banker and former Reu-esen-a-
tive. had his leUteuarrS ar work in other
parts Of the State. while Berg. the Popu-
list. sought the Democratic nomination
and called on the asra-ian forces TO carry
him 20 victory Bryan IS known 10 have
favored ShalIe1berEer
The polls here did not close u1tu Q p
m. making returns very late. There
seems little doubt that DalIr1an will -s-
three-four-hs OF the Deu0c-arfc v0rs s-
Douglas Omaha County. but viii Be less
strong out in The State.
II was known, however. that Dahl7azn
carried South Omaha by an overw5eIn-
ing majority. and that Omaha gave aim
a good majority For Coneressu47 In
the Second Omaha district il appears that
A. ". Jefries has secured the Republi-
can nomination over his two competftors-
Iaomas W Blackburn and Charles
Saunders
Represeutative Hitchcock. the Demo
cratic incumbent had no opposition.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
TWENTY-FIVE At CONVENTION
Independence Party in Ohio COnsid-
cred n Joke.

Toledo. Sept Judging by the fact
that cnly twenty-five delegates attended
the State convention OF the Ohio Inde-
pendeace Party to-day. the movement is
looked upon by local politicians as huge
joke. AT the morning session Mayor
Brand Whitlock delivered an address Of
welcome 10 just thirteen delegates from
various parts Of the State
When the bunch reassembled after
luncheon the committee On resolutions
and the platform brought IN a report
which embodied all OF the ideas advo-
Gated Fl the national platform, twenty
three planks in all The cut and dried
typewriter list Of candidates for the
State ticket was then offered by the COM
mittee on nominations and accepted with
out comment
The only discussion arose over a sUg-
gestiOn made by one Of the delegates that
II would be q good plan 10 nil vacanies
here and there on the ticket by selecting
timber from the Democratic and Repub-
Ican tickets. This met with vigorous
protests from several OF those present.
and the Upshot Of II all was that the
resolution was killed by being tabled
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
MAY MEET FORAKER.
Taft to Be Guest Of Lincoln Club In
Toledo.

Toledo.
Middle Bass Island Ohio. Sept I-lir
Taft viii probably meet Senator Foraker
at the political reception to be given in
the candidates honor by the Lincoln Re
publican Club in Toledo tomorrow. The
Senator has been invited, and II is said
that he VIII attend
The meeting between the candidate and
1Ir- Foraker VIII however. be in no sense
a conference. Mr. Taft VIII be glad to see
Senator Foraker just as he would other
prominent Republicans Of Ohio and the
candidate viii not put himself in any Do
sition which might be misconstrued into
an agreement between himself and the
Senator on the Senatorial question. Mr..
Taft has said from the start that he
would not take sides in the Ohio Senator
iaI row or in any other State factional
fights and he intends ito adhere TO that
decision.
Ex-Go-. AIyron T Herrick Of Ohio. ar
rived here tonight 1Ir. Herrick is one
Of the many Ohioans who aspire TO sue
ceed Mr.. Foraker in the Senate. The ex-
governor said that he wanted 10 talk over
the Ohio situation generally with Mr.
Taft He viii accompany the candidate
TO Toledo IN the morning
NIr. Taft received a few bulletins to
night on the Vermont election. He de-
clined 10 comment on the returns. II is
known. however. that the Republican
leaders viii be satisfied If they. carr. The
State by $500.
Representative Edward DENLY has lust
returned from a trip 70 Panama. He said:
Engineers on the isthmus estimate the
time within which the canal viii be COM
pleted at fifteen years. This is considered
generally a very conservative estimate.
The greatest difficulty with which we
have TO ccltend is the rainfall"
Representative DENLY said Michigan is
all for Taft. Roosevelt carried that state
by 1T.019. and Judge Taft. he predicted.
would nearly equal those figures
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
BUCKET SHOPS MUST 60.
New Law Put Into Eject in Y
York State.

New York, Sept 1.-The Cassidy an --
bucket shop law. passed by the last les
lature. went into effect to-day. and o.
though it IS not entirely satisfactor 20
Jhese who have been leading the night
against the bucket shops IN this State.
in that IL does not properly define q
bucket shop. its operation IS expected 10
put out Of business the few remaining
concerns that have been buckeing thei-
trades and cause others that axe fua--
ciauy strong enough TO 90 into legIri-
mate brokerage business.
The provisions Of the new law make il
a felony to maintain a bucket shop. pun
ishable on conviction II the accused be
a corporation. by a fine Of nos less than
S5.0o3 for the first offense. and for other
persons convicted by fne Of not mora
than S1.0o0. OF i've years imprisonment.
or by both such fine and imprisonment
On a second conviction Of a corporation
il may be dissolved
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
GREETED AT GRAND FORKS.
Bryan Cheered at Every stop On
Worth Dakota Trip.

Grand Forks. y. OAK. sept 1-FoIlo7-
ing a triumphant journey from Fargo.
William J. Bryan arrived in this CITY
this evening and Immediately addressed
a larse crowd The cou-o1er-s trip
from Fargo was marked by great enthus-
iasm. and the candidate addressed NJ
uerous crowds along the way
At the town OF HIIsbor0ugh a big
crowd had collected. and 8Ir. B-yan made
a speech lasting twelve minutes He
praised The administration OF Gov. Burke
and roasted the Republican party. He
said the Chicago convention had failed to
meet the issues Of the day IN its plat
form
At the noon dinner NJ. Bryan declared
there was TOO much disposition by Con
gress 10 disregard the VIII Of the people.
He called attention TO the fact that Ksr
sas Rspubiica-s had adopted q plank de
noCncinE Cannon rule in the House. an.
predicted thar workers and The couuc
people would vote the Democratic IIcke
AIr- Bryan left fo- the North iu1-leziatz---
after his speech, sn route 20 Grand For--
He VIII speak at Sioux City on Wedn.
day night
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
WoMAN ON BOX CAR.
Arrested with Wan in New Mexico
for Bumming.

Albuquerque. y. Mex. Sept. IA nan
and woman arrested last night for beat
ing their way IN a box car in The santa
Fe yards here gave the names Of NIr-
and Mrs William Alvin Jordan. OF New
York City
They said they were magaz'~ writer's.
They had letters which proved 10y
and after the police saw that
secured feminine apparel the 1pIe were
released from custody.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
CUBAN DEFAULIER CAPTURED
Dragged from Hiding Place After
Post-ofice Expose.
official Seventy Years Old Charged
with Implication in Stamp
Thefts.

Havana. Sept L-Ricardo Rodriguez.
chief Of the bureau OF stamps and mate
rials in the Havana post-o-5ce. was ar
rested tonight on the charge Of having
stolen stamps OF the value OF S58.IS5.
Rodriguez disappeared last Saturday, but
was found hiding in Havana this evening
and locked up
For several years Rodriguez had been
absrracting sheets OF stamps from the
original packages and then resealing the
latter BY this method he succeeded in
decsiving the inspectors when they
checked up the stock
Rodriguez is seventy years OF age. and
was employed for ten years in the Phila-
delph.a post-Office. he entered the Gu
ban service at the time Of the first inter
vention on the recommendation Of the
PhilaGelphs~ postal authorities.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
SHOT UP SNAIL TOWNS.
GeOrgia's Governor Orders Trial Of
State MiIitjamen.

Atlanta. Ca Sept Gov Smith to-
day ordered a court-martiaI 10 try mem
bers Of Troops A, B. c. and z. Georgia
Cavalry. who recently shot up several
small towns while returning 70 their
home at Savannah from the encampmeat
at Chickamauga Park
Tie troops were disorderly while re-
turning and fired voueys from the train.
At least one person was wounded. and
terror created at several places