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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

Orville Wright, the flying machine
propeller, scars high, but Georgia's
Seab Wright can do some soaring him
self.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

That word near" is overworked now
A-days, A near" rest would be well
come .-Macon Telegraph.
1t is NEARLY" done for, that is fact
And they are going to arrest 'em in
Atlanta, if they don't pay that tax.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

The Franklin-Turner Printing 20, OF
Atlanta, has been placed in the hanos
of q receiver,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

Canned speeches" by the use OF the
monograph, are what Bryan and TAFT
are giving the people now.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

lam no worse than my party" says
Uncle Joe Cannon. How much worse
would you want to be?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

Two cases of yellow fever at Havana,
Cuba. New Orleans has quarantined.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

Asiatic cholera is raging in st. Pe-
tersburg, Russia. l15 deaths IN twenty
four hours-hundreds of other cases.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

Senator Steve Clay was one OF the
speakers at the Bryan and Brown rally
at'Macon Wednesday night, the 23d
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

Vote for the democratic nominees
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

May the Georgia legislature go and
sin no more.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-24

The doors to heaven are often in
earth's lowliest places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
icy unltsd Press

WASHINGTON. april Il Sen
ator Foraker. of Ohio. TODAY bitter
ly opposed the so.called administfa
ton measure introduced b. War.
ren. Of Missouri. permitting any
discharged negro soldier 20 re
enlist upon proving 90 the saiis
faction OF the president that thee
were innocent Of ans completely Ia
the shooting up Of the Texas
town
The senator declared that N the
bin passes IL Will compel the
negro soldiers 90 appear before une
Judge who has already preiudiced
their efHcs
The yilest horsethlef. the most
dangerous burglar or the bloodieat
murderer" shouted the Ohio sena
TOT. wouldn't be required TO either
prove his innocence or submit "a
trial before the Judge sho had even
In the most casual way expressed
an opinion as 90 the guilt OF the
defendant. To pass this bill would
be adding insult 10 injury"
Senator Foraker urged the pass
age OF his bill. restoring the negros
10 their full rights, enabling them
TO return 10 the army upon taking
oath that they are innocent OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
PUBLIC MARKET

Local creamery butter vas re.
duced this m0ruinE 20 s0c pet
pound. Fresh ranch butter Is quot
I'D at 5sc per pound Green peas
are 0u the market at Toe per
pound Fresh lambs tongues are
quoted at zoe per dozen.
A number of specials have been
arranged for tomorrow: Picked
lambs hearts viii be on sale at Csc
pet dozen. Spare ribs OF pork will
be iiisc per pound FIGS will be
on sale at Sc per package. Cocoa.
nuts will be quoted three for 2sc
camiflower will be DC per head
Fresh rhuharb pies. home made.
will be on sale az Zoe each. All
brands OF canned milk will be on
sale at three for CSC Pickles.
ascei mixed. sour mixed. and
midget. will be quoted az i0c per
pint Assorted kisses viii be OF
sale At the candy stalls az isc per
pound Rib steak all be quoted
at iQc per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
ROOSEVELT SENDS
MESSAGE TO
CONGRESS

0e the solemn responsibility Of nd
ftsihg congress OF measures vltRllg
neceaHary a. secure peace aud the
~eifare Of the republic In the In
iernatlonai complications which
are nov remotely possible
earnestly advise congress nov
"a provide for four battioNhlpa OF
the most advanced type
The president said that before the
meeting Al The Hague he thought
one shlp would D. sufficient. but
When that tribunal refused 30
place ans limit upon armament he
vas compelled 10 adopt n uor.
vigorous policy.
7 cannot too emphaiieallY say
thai this measure n one Ut peace
aud not var" continues the mes
Hake
4 can conceive of no cireum
Nlauee under which this country
would enter into aggressive war.
fare Yet our uHdefsnded wealth
Invites aggression II Is mischleY
Gus for ans statesman r. assume
that this sorld Il yet At the right
stage Nhon nAlion eau reiY for
peace upoa the fofbcaranec of 9th.
81 persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
CASUALTY COMPANY
REFUSES TO SETTLE.

Because the Columbia went down
rs miles ont from the coast 81 Cali
lufnla. aud because IL " claimed
taaf o 8 Leafs met his death
- drowning. the Continental Cas-.
aaity company refuses 60 pay
- 800 % the widoW. Airs o. D.
Lewis
Mrs Lewis. In hes petition FOE
the s. 500. claims that Mt Lewis
took out insurance July 10 1897
in the Casualty company for 90
days. and that he met his death
when the Columbia coliided with
the san Pedro on its way frum
san Franeiaco to Portland July a..
1907.
The Insurance company. In It's
answer filed IN the superior court
to-day. claims that the policy did
not cover death BY drowning nor
Casualties outside Of the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
DETECTIVE Is STOPPED
WITH PRISONER

Detective Frank Kennedy. ~ho IL
nov In rhoeniK. Afis. for the pur.
posse az bringing Archie G. bell 70
this eity a. face n charge Of obtain.
thg aaaey under FALSE pFvtenaea.
vas ahont 10 board = train for Seat.
tie With bis priaonsf April 3. &C.
eordluE 60 word received herr yes
leFdaf. when BELLS attorney. n T.
Mafka. happened 90 stroll into sher.
~ HaFaens office There he met
Deputy sheriff WAYNE Davis. y he
remarked. PECULIARLY
why Wercut you here 10 see
Yout friend OFT
Msks gFsa excited aud aeoa
learned that Detective Kennedy had
Iari taken He'll % the train on his
Nsy 10 Seattle
MARKS could noi urdcFstand the
dFift affairs weFe taking as he had
securea an order on ksnusdy 20
ahos cause. on April IN. Nhg TEL
should not b. released on a Nrit
81 haheas corpus
Marka. thoroughly aroaasd. t-iss.
nhnnrd 90 tiav kihls.Y that Ken.
nedy sas about % kidaap Tell fFUm
the state ~ Arizona Gov klbbeY
directed the sheriff 20 uotifY ken
nesiF not "a remove ii~N or he
Nouid - In contempt Marks wss
80 excited that h. waited tiof klb
hoy "a call oat the militia O. festrRIn
fhs Seattle aieuth
A deputy hnrried 70 the railroad
station aud told Kennedy 81 the
governors ofslwf kennsdy ant hia
prisoner returned - the reaHty Jail
aud the affair vtll be ifeasd out
next satafdaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
BIG sPUD CROP

~ United Press
PORTLAND. Ore. April IL
Ten thousand five hundred car
loads 81 potatoes Rere raised In
Washington and OfsEon during the
Heasou ~ 1905. according 90 sta.
tistics complied BY tiy1uen ~ Co.
hen. commercial editor Of the Port
land Journal. OF this crop. 6.50o
carloads were sold and shipped ont
The figures Show that 1000 car.
Loads OF potatoes san are awaiting
shipment IN Western Washington
500 Ia Western Oregon, and goo
carloads are still tied up IN East.
ern Washington aud Oregon
The price of She product ranges
high. Produce merchants state
they get a premium - IL 10 20
cents a hushei fof Washington aud
Oregon Epuds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
TWO MORE ltYo
SPEEDERS FIhED

n 81 Fuller. q representative or
the automobile department Of stuae-
baker Bros. company. aud y. J..
Moshef. chauffeur for Joshua Green.
d prominent steamship official we're
each fined 80 by Judge Gordon to-
day, fOllOwing their pleas of guilty
10 a charge OF violating the 0rdi-
nance governing the speed OF auto
mobiles within the city limits
Fuller has operated autos for the
past seven years lie told the court
that II be ran down any pedestrians
he would expect 10 be thrown into
Jail Patr0lman J = Knnz. Who
made the arrest. told Judge Gordon
that Fuller was q careful driver.
The Hight penalty resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
GREAT GOLD STRIKE
fay United Psss..)

ny 1HAhru f-FfAafN
SONORA. Cal. April 1.-THE
great gold strike made in the
OIiara mine. north Of Sonora. Eov.
eral DAYS ago. promises 10 be- the
npzt miraculous In the history Of
California Nine sacks OF tbs
precious stuff sent direct to the
mint neited sisO.0Oa
One slug weighing 10 pounds. nj.
most pure gold. Was pfied out Sun.
dRy This deposit ls the largest
found since the days OF the old
Bonanza mine. where. In the blggeat
pocket. the fluid was valued at
$500 .00g This discovery will ex.
coed the BONANZA by tzb0.00
There Il considerable excite
ment. aud a big rush Is anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
MAY ABOLISH PASSES
To THE THEATRES
Csy unis.s prs.s.l

CHICAGO April IL THE prae
tice ef issuing complimentary the
Atre tickets may b. discontinued
entirely a. one result pf the meet
inK Of the middle vest theatre man
aEcrs association Ia session here
Managers repre- sentinE 600 the.
atr~a are IN attendance and a dos.
en- states are represented Other
objects Of the meeting are e. make
the association national In tts
scope and 70 vote ta do away with
certain methods of advertising II
g. said that all the managers vii
probably agree that newspapers
afford the best means of adyeTtis.
ing " ". he'll manager % the
Ia lieiie theatre T,iitsiuFR Kan
aaa. Is president Of the ofEanlta.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
CHRISTIANITY IN
GREAT CRISIS
ny United Prsss)

CHICAGO. April ti--"in my
opinion. Christianity Is IN the most
etieyouu erlslh OF human history
do not refer to controversies Ia
newspapers and ON the streets. but
tn the quiet. bitter battle which
serious men are fighting out In
their own souls n il the dying of
the old faith which Christianity Is
periencinE
Ia these words George 8urman
Foster. of the divinity school of the
University of Chicago. strikes the
hey note Of remarkable essay.
Concerning the Religious liaais OF
Ethics" In the American Journal
Of Theology Tor April Activity OF
the churches aud their apparent
prosperity. according 90 the daring
theologi.n. are only thr0ss which
precede dissolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
TAMPERINC
JURYMAN
10y United preu.1

SAN FRANCISCO. April IL
This first suspicion 81 jury tampcr
inE Was exposed In the Ford case
this morning b. the statement Of
Cart Wagner. a xeEirclaan, who. In
repiy Ia questions by the pfoHecu
tor Informed the court that he had
been appointed By a man. whose de-
arFiption he gave. who asked him
nearly 100 questions regarding the
Gaze u was not until the man
had gone that Wagner became
suspicious and one OF hia sons fol
lowed the visitor The son saw
the stranger board car aud ex
hibit a badge to the conductor In
lea Of paying his fare The de
Tense tried 10 show that the man
was one Of Detective Burns men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
SUES DOCK OWNERS FoR
PERSONAL DAMAGES

A jury was sworn IN before
Judge Mitchell Gillian In tho su.
periOr court today to decide luat
how much damage a man should
receive for being pfeclpliaied into
Puget sound ~ the midst of barrels
Of consent. asphalt and other freight
as tbs result Of the givlng way
Of a wharf
Robert Patterson. a longshore-
man. wants s. 500 for having pass.
ed through the experience which
be claims resulted IN great physi.
cal injury 20 himself
Ths suit Ii against Elton f. Aims.
worth and Arthur G. Dunn, owners
Of a wharf At the foot Of Broad 81
Patterson says that the accident
happened October n. 1907. when
The Charles Nelson was unload.
ing a cargo Of asphalt lie says
that more freight was piled upon
tho wharf than Il could Tsar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
SWITZER BOUND OVER TO
=" The SUPERIOR COURT

biiItyi oSlha nlEht ~ April ?. that
during the assault. sRitzcf told
her slis had only five more minutes
g. live
Myrtle gwitzer. a tT.yearold
daughter oasrobafaird her mothers
testimony.
Awiizef entered an ahAolute de.
aial aud accused priest 0f the
Roman Catholic church Of break
Ing up hts home
Despite his vigorous denial.
Judge Gsadon placed greater
crednncc in the testimony of
mother md daughtee Switzer
claimed he had been locked up IN
tail and deaicd any communication
with hts attorney.
During the trial SeltEer cross.
examined hts wife but failed TO
shake her testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Urges Construction oil
Four Battleships.

WASHINGTON. April II In a
stirring message sent to congress
todaf. President Roosevelt again
strongly adVncstea the construction
of feaf nes battieshipa The de
hveff Of the document xaa 40
timed that Il reached the house
before a xe4e could Doe taken on
the battleshiP pfovtsioa IN the
naval affairs BIN
To provide bat one OF tao hat
tleshlps this Ycaf. says the pfeai
dent, means that this uAiion niii
~ backwards In naval rank aud
relative IioNer among the great
nations % the world such a
course would be unwiha u ~
fFontsd nniY GA one ocean. aud
dOuhiF uuNiAs when We fnunt tao
oceans. AA the chief executive OF
the nation. and commander la -ehief
Of the navy. there Il imposed upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

II G 6NltEer. night chief opera
tor a. the local office of the Nest
ern Union TelsSanh company. Nbo
was arrested ~ a charge of assault
and battery Apul 10 on complaint
OF hia wife. Mra Susan awit1er,
was bound ossE 70 stand trial b,ss
tote ne superior court hy Judge
Gptenn this morning.
SNltsvr was unable 10 fui6iah
sonda In the sum OF $1,000 aud
Was rem ended Go Jail
Before aue trial In the police
court this morning. Swltxer was
acsved With complaint sworn 20
BY his wife Ia which she alleges
that an absolute divorce ~ neees.
harN 20 insure her future happl.
ness
Mira SwitFcr testified that her
husband ehoked her into insennl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS EAST

Chicago and return s72.so. St
Louis SCI so. Omaha and Kansas
city 500 90. and several other
points. Tickets Issued by Oregon
Il. " 4 Nav Co through Portland
and Salt Lake or Denver. on sale
May Is. June s. o, 10. aud 20. also
certain dates In July and August
Call OF write Union Ticket Office.
Sos First av 4. T. Ellis. Geu1
Art ets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
SEARCHING FOR
DOG PRISONERS

Strenuous efforts are being
made 10 find the persons sho have
bees poisoning d<ssa al Queen Anne
hili and Green Lake
Special Officers NaHpeil aud
kcnt. ~ the Humane saeic,y. arc
TODAY maklnK a eanFaas q ire drnN
stores In these Districts. hopink to
learn about persons who have
bought polaou at these stores -.
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
l0NVIvIAL YOUNG MAN
ROBBED BY STRANGER

Young man. asked the stranger 90
share his roota for the uight.
The stranger sas Willing bat b..
hevinx that early rising Is necra
aary 10 travel alanx the read "a
NeaIih. diA net sis'cp a. long this
morning a. the friend Who had of.
fnr~d tho une 1t bis fuom.
When Martin aNake the strange
young man uas missing. also $500
In cash. a cheek fof $500 On N.
Washington Trust Co aud a sold
watch and chain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
GEORGETOWN MAY LOSE
RAILWAY YARDS

a. % the fight Of the resi-.
\. - :. seas The vest side Of Rain.
,.'.' y GeoFgeiown. against the
49,. - . he street for railroad
,ssr.'. ne Hartman system an.
.asss yesterday that the pro
y.rss 49, engine house and
cssrv.'...,a we're 10 be located AZ
t.4orrs,,.' sill not be built AZ
he 60 I y understood that
eaies I' y s aaa Jards may BE- 10.
tie eouse.i l'laan Interests advised
hsl se 49, AZ night thar tha road
- -. 81, ,. % eiihdraw the request
n Rs,o' ,sc.'lon oi the streets vest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
agkL ESTATE Man
ELECT DELEGATES.

George v Dilllng. president OF
the Seattle Real Estate Mems as.
Hociation. and r. " Hill we're
elected b The club last ulEht az
delegates to the oouvealiou u Ma.
tion Real Estate Men. 20 b. held
a. Chicago Msg =, W and II. TO
form a national association Of real
estate men
slercopiieon views ~ Seattle sili
be taken along b. the delegates. In
order to convince the meeting that
the 1909 national Eathedng should
b. held at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
DEPUTIES TELL
OF TIE PURSUIT
!. Nh and Chef BeIden, Who Took DE HAsAnssis
Cem Seaa. Wsxs Ir~I he 1x,zsaaes ,.1
law Fusi~s We're lrsessa

Hat the doss we're there With
the goods iusi tho same. They
kept ainmpiuE un az high a. -four
feet. keeping the trail all the time
We stopped az this iuncture and
waited tot the posse TO catch up.
when Ne turned over the search
e. them. pointing out the direction
the bandits had taken.
we knew that the chances for
catching the men Nerc all the
easier The farther they set Into lho
mountains
Reporter With Posse.
And here I want to SAY. put In
Toe Hlli again. that Gilbert Co.'S.
tello OF The Star is all % the sooa
Without dispafaeinE the other ~.
pofters. | want Ia say that he ia
the prince OF them at tic was the
Gals man la the cntire outfit Nho
vas equipped properly. and - wRs
the oniy Que Ia accompany the
aosse. aud be followed along with
them. too. no skulklag behind Tor
him
Yes. Costello was one OF the
poasc. all rlEht. added ncldcn We
then teek the hounds with ua and
started back Ia Seattle. riding all
the wa back last night to Krt
here la the morning We did that
% that n the bandits shotld
switch off ON the Nogthern Pacific
tracks near Easlun. aud turn into
the brush Instead OF Keeping On
farther into the Cascades. we could
set word OF that easily. aaa Eei
o. k,aston quicker from Seattle.
we figured that the bandits
couldn't take the train or show un
at kaston without being seen and
recognized. and we relied on this
to get word " their whereabouts Il
they should have switched from
their straight course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
TO TALK CONSOLIDATION.

AZ the regular meeting Of the
Alaska club this evening the merE
ing Of the Alaska aud the Arctic
clubs will be discussed Several
Of the trustees OF the Alaska club
are strongly IN favor Of the con.
aolidatiou OF the two clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
WILL REPRESEN MT
UNIVERSITY

Herman Allsn. = junior law
student. was chosen last night 10
represent the university OF Wash
iuxton IN the interstate oFataricai
contest 10 BIZ held In Seattle the
latter part 81 May. between the
universities OF oregun. idaho aud
Washington TUelve contestants
teok part tn The try aat
Miss George Maud NeWhufy re-.
ceived second choice. and ~as
awarded a prize % SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
doors AND SADDLES q

serKf ! = Hamslioa Wtll lecture
this evening uns~r ths auspices Of
the Grseu Lake p0at. q A. r.. at
the Green I.ake NJ y church
Boots and Saddles" i the name OF
the lecture The q 4 n quintet
Ntli stag Wartime sonEz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
TO CELEBRATE FEAST
OF The PASSOVER

Tonight the Feast 81 the Passover
all BE- celebrated by the Jewish
p~oplr all oYef the World The
holiday commemorative the snCeeas.
ful breaking Of the bonds Of Riav.
err. To which the Jews we're sub.
leet under Egy ptian rule before the
dafa Of Moses The feast extends
over a period % seven DAYS. during
which time none bat uniesvenetl
bread. called MatEos. IL permit.
tod 70 be nAtnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

I'd .,s ma tlredleeslns 90, t,Sm :,
# VI ~ y .lesp and continual s'a NV /
! II eaka ~. .,..,snsfandlag At lcafulns
slsis> X. anal capture Of nc .'.'''1 ~
I "a ~ ' @s Pass yeslsraaN. JOG
fv ~ eAei aelden. deputy si's' :.
herd 3 ssa ~. ~. The owners Of JACK
'eisd o ~ ~ .he hlocdhaaads Who
~ Ia n : materially IN ,he s ~ =.
y 49, .s.r,lf. posse, we're the ~ T..
- a. 'as "a m,any congratulations ~
Is.l,le this mcFnins' -. homes
selaen had broken 'a as,ss fFan
~ ,sst hand. while rdiek ss'', Z
L. Rsnd 10 Mclean. sA1 o.. =
a., ~ s' s,'s,s !, bal be didn
1naas 49, q in he lcAst. a.
j ncaaaiea ne shtil. s.s,s Ic.
- which hls eosaiAs ''.s .t,...
al ,na he had sone sas''s" ~
- s.ssy ucrutng IN A., s,,,..
) Meieans camp 49, '' \,
-. an Sundaf ~ -.
We letl IN an sa,on'''p '''',
sos Us three soaIs ana =,
.r.shre minutes to 60 W
: 4 araa Thea ne rtds the
'F'alu !, ne way to Mei.eans camp
x % peaies
aa' ossasY 10 Hars.
i N "a. mad is very rnash, aud my
IL .,arelsd ana eel. bpakinS
= ~ l.ua 'sAla Belden.
= 4 tri.~l 10 e, him 70 tara e ...,,
4 - "a have Il ssed. put ~ hll..
!. 81, = saIs he wouldat 81 back
II, "a 81, 10 acI.ean's camp No
= n ,.se rlcck suBday EVENING. and
. Ia, - - he trail Al s o'clock the
= ~srulnx The doss followed
= ,.ali easily FOR about u Or ~
- - sagli The sncw BECAME toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
TWO MORE DENTISTS
ARE UNDER ARREST.

Henry G lAtinoy. manager Of the
Harvard D~ntal pariora. al Second
aud James o.. and " G. Palmer.
proprietor Of the Rex Deuiai par.
iofn. tat Third and Columbia n
we're arrested this afternoon by
Constable Shanson Gu tho charge
Of sactietnK dentistry without q
licegtse This makes four arrests
made thia week ou the same charge
The prosecuting attorneys office In
makiag efforts 10 clean the cts OF
all dentists rho arr praeiicing With.
oct licenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
EVANS IS
BETTER

PAso RohLEs. Cal. April IL
Rear Admiral Evans rested well
last uight. aud when he arose this
morning he vas feeling exception
ally sell. aecordlng t. Surgeon Nc
ibonnaid. lie ~ fully recovered
from the relapse OF the last few
days. lie viii nov 80 back 20 hts
regular treatment. Consisting OF a
sulphur bath and tao messages =
day During the last ges DAYS he
had been taking ouly the massage
treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

u...ag a Young man and ALLOW.
~~b bseome a beaiclloS for
= - Has PROVED M expensive
xr.-zss for william Martin. Who
s.~ i. address As Queen CITY
~
fars.n reported TO The police that
! s.s isshnx rather Enod last
~ q a result Of paFtakinE free
b 4 - cup that cheers. and b..
os.x tFi~ndiy with . atFanx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
BURGLAR RANSACKS
LAMBERT RESIDENCE

rs raising the back window with
a jimmy o. ehiaei. a thief entered
the home oi Mra. g Lambert. 1919
Stewart 81. between Z aud s.30
O'clock last night aud thoroughly
taunacked the place.
Besides Sc Ia gold and Sc from
habY bank. the burglar secured
seFersi rings and n gold watch.
Two pairs Of gloves aud half a
dozen ladies' handkerehicfa we're
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

NEW YORK. April 1l-Colgate
H0gt today retired from the prcHi.
dencY OF tho Automobile Club oi
America. and his successor - Judge
" ~ Cary. chairman Of the hoard
OF directors OF the steel trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
ALASKA DESERTER is
Sent TO k'NEILS


NONE sl4sss. April Hilary
::spsr. Ne sesertef from the 81
tlrhss' barracks vas sentenced
aaf % thfee years at MeNells
80 ~ attempting 60 murder
|~Ets Plichef on the lover Yukon
~ lAasaFT. Pitcher IL partially
nnlfrsd a. a result Of tire shoot.
he rsfsssd to assist Lopef
~ "a shot Loper. IL ia said
~ eoaFicted tw0 years ago ln
NC iof a crime. but was Given
sssifs of siiher going 70 the
~ Term or Joining the
Ne jSined the army. Lopez
y p sat south On the first
faass after naFigatloa opens.