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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-17

In view of the foregoing facts is the estimate
sufficient dividends annually from
extraordinary?
will
$1,000 will which
$4,000 Will annually
should be worth after plant in
$4,000 viii buy so
should be worth, Is IN
$4,000 VIII buy 100 shares
should be worth
$4,000 WILL buy 500 shares should annually
should be worth in one after reduction begins 100000
$lOOOOO will buy should $4,000
should aterreducticns ssoo0oo
WRITE TO-DAY. USING COUPON BELOW
w. r. Waters, Pres.
Nthographic
OF and
name
street and No
CITY '''''"..''''' 1890 ..'.'..:....-..
WIN. WATERS, President
VIM R0BT. LEE JOHNSON. Mgr
D. L. BILLINGS Secretary Treasurer
D. B. LEGHT, Assistant Manager.
DR. w. 7 DURRETT, Consulting
LOUISVILLE TRUST Registrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
CHURCH WORKER
UNDER ARREST
Cmiesses That He Is a
kltpiomaniac and
Can't Help h.

SPOKANE. jtae That he h
tie victim 81 kleptemauta and
steals hseaaae be eanaot hrip "a. Il
asserted b. Il {. HlH. a premiucnt
Warker n the Grace Methodist
church aud proprietor 81 a Eroccry
store. whe has heen arrested IN a
wholesale Erugary house where he
Mas detected stealing small articles
1t IL thta one thing. this uncon.
troilatle desira 90 steal little things
OF 40 value "a ne that has been
the curse Of ny life. said the sro.
ceryman after he had been found
With a box uf gum that he bad
taken from the grocery house 1t
has caused me- moFe anguish Of soul
than any other experience In ms
iifc
"From the time ! was child l
have at intervals been dominated
BY that feverizh aealrr 90 take little
things that do not belong 90 me II
Of manhood that fully realized
what \ terrible weakness bad been
born ia me Many times have gone
to my room and prayed to God TO
save me from myself
Mr. tIiil Is the Sunday school su-
perinteudeat In the Grace Metho.
dist church. and has always been
considered Of upright character he
IL over IS years old and Is married
lie once served a abort term "a
the Michigan reformAtory Tor steal.
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
DARING nOlD-Up
Frisco Stree, Car Is Held
Up and Robbers
Escape.


SAN FRANCISCO. Juur a.
After an al ntEhi s.HFch thEsHsh
cat tlie ely and a saroful snardiug
~ the raiisaads leading out ~ the
city. the detective tarce ebtaiuod no
clues that viii lead 20 the arrest
81 the tNa men who carried ont two
Of IN. nlaal aasing street car held
ups IN the history ~ san franciaca
shortly after midnight this morn.
inE The police cav to-day they arr
no further alaag than theY were
last night
The ears wsre held 90 al keaFaax
and Has sta. the terminus % the
North beach tne. The men board
ed the frat ear foer blocks from
the end Of the limo and waited until
the trolley had been pulled of Of
the sire At the end Then tkeg
held up Conductor A = birch aud
Notafman Frank Johnson AZ the
point Of pistols and secured all their
money. IS In change They took
the watches 81 both men aud thre~
the controller bar lnto the street
After the car started back 20 town
a neeond ear vas held up at the
terminus IN the same way. The
crew had been warned % the first
robbery and Uefs on the lockout.
bat the trolley vas pulled OF the
sire before they had time 90 act
and Ihez uers fufccd ca give over
Ali ~ thkIr money 40
4 riot squad II ten aaen was sent
from police headquarters. bat the
robbers had disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02

ant Citt Engineer narkoff. who has
supervision of the lob Ia question.
Was called upon for report
Takes als Own Time.
At the present rate Of progress.
Mr. MeHush will have the work Tin.
iahcd IN .ae month Of March. 1910.
he told III board The contract
Was awarded ON March &, Mt Me.
Hush was notified 60 start on
March 10. Of thls year. and he has.
under the terms Of the contract.
until December s. 1905. to finish
the work lie il nov finishing ap,
FORTUNATELY per cent OF the work
each week
MI MeHaKb Was given hy the
board an additional 10 days In
which to 50 inessaHe the existing
force a. IA demonstrate that he
can have the contract finished In
the specified time The board did
not indicate what aetiOa " would
take In ease II failure a. accom-.
pllsh this. hut those in close touch
with the situation believe Mr. Me
Hugh vii. likely lose the contract
unless he makes a better show.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
SHOT DOWN
OUTRAGEOUS REIGN or TER.
RoR PREVAILING IN CENTRAL
AMERICA.
tsy United press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
Passengers who have arrived here
upon the steamer Acapulco from
Guatemala today confirm the 70.
port that a revolution IL imminent
In the Central American republic
on account Of arbitrary rule Of
President Cabrera II IL said Cab
rera intends to flee 10 Europe soon
and take up his residence In Ger.
many. where he has purchased a
palace
DR.. II. Prowle. who comes from
San lose de Guatemala. told a story
today that confirms the first re.
ports. lie says that men Who Ia.
cur cabrera'H enmity are shot and
that physicians are forcrd TO align
the death certificates stating that
death enaued from natural causes
Many prominent men Of the re-.
public are kept In dungeons. says
Prowie. and all fear death at any
minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
MYSTERY IN
2 DEATHS

Two violent deaths. both involved
In mystery. were reported TO Cor
oner Carroll this afternoon from
outlying towns.
The HeaEert q Lea Mil company,
at Bellevue. across Lake Washing
ton. sent word TO this city that the
body Of an unknown man had been
found floating in their mill pond.
There was no other Information
available At a late hour 20 show
whether II was a case OF suicide, ac-
cident or foul play.
Malcolm Johnson. residing al
Yesler. telephoned this afternoon
that he had discovered the body of
a man about a mile north of that
town.
The body was later identified as
that of Robert Mathews, aged IS.
proprietor OF cafeteria in the Ep-
Ter block. who has been missing
since last Friday. He had been
acting queerly. and II is thought
that he killed himself.
The unknown had been killed by
n pistol shot wound. The shot had
entered the head. and the presence
of a revolver near by lent color to
the theory that he had walked into
the woods and committed suicide.
Arrangements have been made to
bring both bodies to this city, and
an investigation win be conducted
TO ascertain the facts in both cases.
II possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
TEST POWER
OF CITY
Supreme Court to Pass on
Railway Extension
Ordinance.

The question az whether the Sc.
attic Electric Go. must conform 10
the recent charter amendment pro.
vldlnE that all future street rail-
way franchises shall contain a Inn
ltlng clause providing for the right
Of purchase BY the city. will 30 20
the supreme court Of the state
soon
The ordinance covering the South
ALI ettsnsion. the first franchise
% be granted since the amendment
went into effect. was passed by the
city council last night. and awarded
% the corporation on lie proposal 10
give the city 2 per cent per annnm
# the gross receipts until Jan / i.
1890. aud afterwards an additional
per cent of the gross receipts. un.
III The franchise expires.
This frAnehis. does not contain
the charter amendment limiting
clause Councilman Wardaii aayu
be has secured Mayor Miller'a
promise 10 Hlgn tho ordinance. and
Immediately thereafter will bflus
an action on behalf OF his onnsit.
ueuiH. seeking 90 cnloin the corpo.
ration from accepting tho franchise.
pleading that u does not conform
70 the elty statutes.
Il IL on this basis that the suit
ia expected to go 10 Olympia for
adjudication. involving the issue Of
whether the city has any right 90
grant n franchise without the limit.
Inc clause. and the supreme court
has promised Go take the matter
up aud decide Il within a month.
Mayor Miller has heretofore re-.
fused to sign this franchise. on the
grounds that Il did not conform TO
the charter amendment. bat upon
a showing that the issue would
have 10 be settled Ia court anyway.
and that this was the quickest way
20 get a legal decision on the point
IN question. he has agreed TO fin
his name Ia the franchise. accord.
las 10 Councilman WardRil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
LILlEY ISSUES
STATEMENT
Declares Congressman Bsu-
tell Tried 10 Cali
Him on.
10y unF,ed press.l

WATERBURY,. Conn. June D.
Congressman Lllley. who forced
the sensational submarine boat
lobby investigation by congress. Is
sued a statement from his home
here today that Congressman Bou-
tell. OF Illinois. tried to call him
off By influence brought 10 bear
through Lilley's physician and Mrs.
Lilley.
LllleY declares that he was op-
posed at every side In his fight
and that he acted alone and I'M
aided and fought AS long as he
could for the public welfare He says
be could not withdraw the charges
because he believes they are true.
The statement includes q letter
written TO Mrs. Lilley by DR. Resin
ger. In part ar follows:
Congressman Bouiell has pro-
posed TO me that ! talk over the
matter with Mr. LiIley and explain
the high opinion that members OF
the committee hold for him per-
soHally. He suggested that I tell
Mr.. Liiley that absolutely nothing
has been proved and get him to
withdraw the charges II the
charges were withdrawn, every
thing would end right there and
everyone would be satisfied
fllley claims that the failure Of
the investigation was not because
Il was not impossible 10 prove his
charges, but because OF the power
ful influence brought 20 bear I'm
opposition 90 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
TO MANDAMUS
The BOARD

The Seattle Lighting Go. viii
probably bring uiandamua proceed
iuKB In court ~ force the board Of
pDb1e works % grant temporary
permits for the purpose Of extend.
ing It's gas mains into suburban
territory recently annexed This
40 cOunnsnsnt Was made today
sFtSr a Vrotracted talkfeat between
II r. Che. representing the cor
porAtisjn. aDo the members Of tho
board ~ public works
fhs board was fortified In It's po-
sittgn b. 9-cision Of Corporation
couns0l Calhoun. In effect that tho
corporation did not have any fran.
ehlse rights IN any Of the territory
annexed ssinsquent 10 the passage
Of the oFigin.l franchises.
Under the ruling - the corpora
ton counsel. the gas company has
no privilege rights excepting ia that
territory embraced In the city linn
its vheo hey secured their orig.
nal franchise In the early 70's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
POLICE GET
FLEEING
THIEF

After a nervy jump over the ban
lister and down two flights OF stairs
In the Lexington hotel shortly after
the noon hour today. young man
giving the name OF sidney Cross
VAS captured on the third lap of a
spectacular chase through the city
streets
The thief was nabbed by Patrol.
men AaAlund and Holmes as he
leaped on the platform OF a cable
ear which had started up the steep
incline above Second sy. on James
81
Viola Fremont. who rooms In the
Lexington hotel. returned TO her
room for some letters, after having
left intending to so TO lunch. She
was Mortified tn find a man hastily
searching for valuableH
The thief. who proved TO be
Croaa. made a Wild run through the
door and deliberately leaped over
the hanister 20 the next floor be.
low. "A distance of ~ feet
A second time the fugitive repeat.
ed this circus act. clearing the dis
lance between the first and second
floors by another leap OF the next
hanisfar.
A big crowd Immediately gather
ed in pursuit OF the young man.
who ran north on Second av.. dodg.
Ing dozens of cars and trucks In
an effort TO make his escape
When capture appeared certain
the man grabbed a James IT. cable
car SIS II started 10 ascend the hill
The two patrolmen had Joined IN
the chase and were almost on his
heels, however. and the car was
stopped and Cross taken Into Gus.
tody before he could get any fur
Their.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
Western federatisa Z
Maers and TreadweD
c. Clash
Representatives Of These
Interests Arrested by
Police.

what han bssea terntea warfare
hpsw esan Tie Waasers FeauFaiian a
Misses add TIE perverted frozdvoli
corporation, With ~ ssriaE - misssai
IN Alaaka. bpess sai anew uirsF,ls
hsfeFe uoan tsaAay
AZ a result. Chris Puehs.ts. vito
nsfa ~ reRseseats Alaeka miners,
aud Robert = Evaaa. ea empleye
II the emplaf ment aEeucy conduct
cd h kudanssS a hudonaay. ON
Occidental AZ. were arrested b.
rntFuimon Putnam. Hum~a and
Cuuiifee. en- a charge ~ flEhting
behind this apparently simple
charge luama the tao powerful cor
pofaiiaHs With their aeoutn
The troable thia morning IL al,
legged % have started because
Puckatt walked np and down past
the employment agency telling seek.
era for ioha 70 beware II Trcadweii
Evans warned Paek.tt several times
% cease yelling ruekrlt refused
and Ia the twinkiiag of an eye a
rough and tumble fiEht cusuod.
Taken TO station.
noth helllNervnta were taken TO
police headquarters Mike Davis.
who was acquitted ~ a charge u
disortafly conduct Ia Police Judge
John II 8oFdona court yesterday
afternoon. appeared al che police
station IN company with the officers
and prisoners aud deposited $50
ball for faekett's release Hail Ia =
similar sam NaH also deposited fuf
Evans appearance in the police
court tomorrow afternoon ~ I 80
O'Clock
L. $ Humes. the accredited rep
fessntatlxe of the Treadweii mines
Ia Seattle. stated today that Mia.
Davis. Who saws he Il the outside
agent for The United Mine Workers
Of the Tauana. = branch ~ the West
ern Federation Of Miners. 10 At the
bottom % the trouble.
HumeH alleges that Ne has r~ceiv.
cd threats from alleged representa-
lives OF he Western Federation 81
Miners that his bahy boy would be
missing some day II be continued to
sign men for employment az the
TrcadWsfi mines. Alaska Hnmes
says he has been threatened per.
annallY a dozen times b. alleged
strike breakers.
Mere Trouble Feared.
Humss xiii sail north on the
steamship Humboldt with 20 men
Cor the Treaduell miuss tonight IL
Is Anticipated that trouble will ~.
suit a. Pier 4. and % preyeat what
tniEht develop into riot the dock
yards wiii Be closed "a an except
those who have business there.
Humss says that all foreigners
are being weedsd out az the Tread.
well miuea. aud that Americans.
preferably those who are married.
are being offered ioha Davis IL r..
ported a. saying that there IL a
strike on a the Trradvsll proper
ties and that the mines are not run.
ming full blast. HumeH denies this
report and says that Davis h spread.
inK false reports 80 an effort To
cripple the ntne owners Humoa
says there arr 500 men at work
IN the Treadweli mines. as many a.
have ever been smployed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
WILL TALK
FOR TAFT
sy United press.)

PORTLAND. Ore. June Al
will be glad to make a speech In
behalf OF Secretary Taft's candi.
dacy for the presidency IL my
health win permit. but cannot say
positively until reach the conven-
ton at Chicago" said Geo. II VIII
Jams. United States attorney under
Grant. and only surviving member
Of that cabinet. this morning
Gen. Williams has just received
word from Washington that the
secretary Of war wants him To
make one OF the secondinE speech
es when his name IL proposed at
the republican convention.
Senator Borah Of Idaho has ac-
eepted an invitation to make
seconding speech for Secretary
Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
WOMEN AUTOIsTs
LEAVE CHICAGO
FOR WEST
IN, uni,.a pr.s.1

CHICAGO. June Sin their tiny
COO pound. eighthoruepowcr auto
mobile. Mrs. = y Teapr and her
daughter. Mrs Vera McKeiyle.
chuExed out Of Chicago today on
their trip aerusa tho continent The
women zre making an Rutomohiie
run from Portland. Me. 10 Port.
land. Ore.
Last April the women left their
home At SANDY Point. la. going 10
Portland. Me. where they made
ready for their long journey. TheY
will drive directly 10 Cheyenne. run
north through idaho aud west
across Oregon 20 Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
BRIDE TRAVELS $4,000
MILES TO WE'D
INV United Prsss)


BALTIMORE. Md. June 2-Ac.
eofdlnN to news received today
Miss Nellia Matthews. daughter Of
Nicholas N Matthews. d, pIpmincnt
haltimnrean. will b. nsayficd Ia
Hons Kong. China. after Journey
OF 10000 miles The bridegroom iH
Co be Ensign Reed NJ FAwoli. OF
Lincoln. Neb. commanding the u.
= Eunhoat Samar. HtadoNcd AZ
HunE Kong
tawell was memsry Of the class
Of 1905 Al the Annapolis naval acAd
coy Zee met bis hriao to.be at a
dance iesHe several years $50 AZ
ter o. len school he was or
oss'eo TO Ean p'silliplsea and II was
ie'.aSenz d.. wsO~so return ia two
years fo.e Wedsias WAS first an
onseecd epr ioaator 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
NEW TRIAL ASKED.

A. z. Erickson. convicted last
week of conspiracy TO control the
price of milk. has asked the su
perior court for n new trial. on the
ground that errors in law occurred
at the first trial The trial OF s
Stray. treasurer OF the alleged
milk trust" has been set for June
10. Six other defendants are charg
ed with the same offcnse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
: alr,clos Msi Finish
CITY Contracts ~
0 TIME.
(s,alh7n Weaver Pro-
IFS against Daatsy
RsIk for Public.

i ...,sse ,ls1 o. the future NO
.sog -. eAs.sss contracts for
- un,exs ~ has shows an
: 4 ecrarls.be preylo~s work
~ ...ssaaled tsnss. Cos@ellshan
...,sr q he fIth WsFs aFTear
s<fsre the board II F,s'ypbs
- MS uonuiHk As4 FFstess'sd
. sxhly Vigorous terms .sssitss
ssreasaAls and uoeallrs tef
- q ~ork now progressing IN
r. sAis Feafth az y. ioh 81
-.s-r ana eafblaN said Mr.
49, AID what are the cundl
y. esizslnx The eentraesor hans
s...n,ly - many as six teams
IL o. II men a. worS. AZ
:. srs~ens rats of preefuas the
I. ~ b. Finished IN possibly
- sezrs.
4sa Disgrace the Say these
-resrtprs have been allowed "a
= .loas. and take their own,
- sire about putting a ioo
snsa
why BE Lenientf
rs shoald The city BE- any more
x.rt wsth a contractor than IL a
wars corporation OF individual
Il nsa takes : job. lei him kno~
x y has got 10 have II FIN
~ q the date the contract spcct
= Therv i 10 use In givsng
. weeks ard months extra on
\ wsr trivial excuses often ad
ord
suzrs 10 suggest 70 this board
4 rra 10 not give any more con
- q contFaetors who are BE-
IA . ether eerk. Whea they
.kutsaz this. | venture TO say
fnd their hustiing Jobs IN
) szzfe . have them finished
axe
g>lx hix name VAS not mention
az n. Weaver. p. J. McHagt
th untr3etor who has tbs
nx1 u y. contract. tie ap
xrSi b<sore the board 10 person
n assisted that he bad WORKED
@r a. II w'ax possible Assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
rRssTlgs ARE sAFs.

A. v nougllon. superintendent OF
the department OF public utilities.
has completed an investigation OF
bridges and tFeafIeH used by the
Seattle Electric Co. as part % ite
street car ayatem. and reports that
all the bridges and trssties are IN
god shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
TO HOLD BANQUET.

A banquet will be served this eve.
ming by the Mems club OF the Ma.
drona Heights NJ v. church. at
33rd nv. and East Union ~. Next
Sunday morning the new pastor
Of the church. Rev. J. Taylor
Wright OF Philadelphia. Pa. will
occupy the pulpit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
ASKS COURT
FOR HER
CHILD
Tres to Recover Daughter
She Gave Up IN
Poverty.

Ghosts OF the pSst are being
brought bach 10 life before judge
A " frater In the superior SQUIRT
this afternoon 10 determine the Gus
todY Of pretty. naEen haired. IL
Feaf old Sonia Asyep.
The little girl 10 nov 10 the home
Of the Washington Childfeus Hofn..
saeiesF. where shs had been placed
b. M and Mrs. Charles Reynolds.
Of Kent. ON . temporary order b.
Judge Frater.
Mrs AleKand ria Meyers stitt.
the mother. IL seeking 10 recover
her child. and told her story Co
Judge Frazier this morning 10 the
habeaa corpus proceedings which
she has instituted.
She SAYS that she was born AT
altka. ALASKA. in 1871, Of Russian
birth. aud that on January -. iss7
she married Adolph Meyers. a elerh
IN the United States district eoaft
Convicted 81 Theft.
lie was convicted o. embezzllnG
the funds 81 the government and
sentenced 10 one year At San QHenz
tin psuiientiary, where he was re-
leased after serving nine months.
After bis return she says that
she had TO support him for two
years by washing. and that later
when she started a boarding house
the Reynolds. came % live with her
She claimed that her husband drank
80 much that her boarders wouidn' {
stay with her. and she left for ia.
neau. where she continued washing
for a living. her husband remaining
IN sltka.
She says that she allowed her
little gifl 10 go and stay with Mrs
Reynolds while she Was struggling
for her own existence. but that she
never intended 20 give her up alto
Fether
After coming 10 Seattle she mar
ried Mr stitt, who was employed
b. the Northern Pacific, and nos
she says that she IL able 10 care
for her daughter
She says that her first real in.
timation that she Was about TO lose
her child came November 3. last. on
the little girls birthday. when Mrs.
Reynolds claimed that II the girl
~as ever taken from her she would
surely die
Attacks Mothers Character.
Attorney Everett Smith. In cross.
examination, asked the mother IL
1t was not true that she had lived
with \ ChinAman In Alaska for two
years. which she Htoutly denied.
Counsel for Mrs. Stltt then OBJ
leeted TO thls line Of questioning.
but Attorney Smith insisted that
the mother was not III person to
take care OF the child. and the mat
tef was argued ~ length.
Attorney Smith said that be had
witnesses 10 prove his charges. and
he was ordered to have them in
court when the matter would be
gone into at length.
In the meantime the little girl
sits alone in Judge Frsters cham.
beers. IS IL Is not thought advisable
To allow her 20 hear what is going
on IN the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
MEDICAL AssocIATioN
MEETING IN CHICAGO.


tbY UnItsd preas.)
CHICAGO. June -gSvoesn
nneen welcomed N. members IT
the American Medical alWoeia,inn
To this city today when the Goth
annual oonYeali0u Of that OrkasiEs
tieh convened ~ the First weEl.
ment afooay Ncsrl, ts.o0a from
ali over the uets-o states. attended
tbs opening ~eieni@n 81 the CONVEX
ton. which is nonsiderea an event
OF world eide i8portsme from q
lsrtsutiar BtAndyoiut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02

Editor The star:--f have enclosed
your Sunday Closing ballot of the
k-Y=rs = You VIII see that
have marked II against closing. I
am decidedly opposed to Sunday
cloaiux The people who are clam
oEins for Sunday closing are show =
lnR their esifiahnesn by attempting
10 force hundreds Of people from Wis
ittnE the exposition.
GEO q. SMITH.
eAnacortes. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02

Mrs. Annie Alexander. wife Of
Edward II Alexander. died this
morning at the family residence.
1880 Sexenth av. ~ w. The body
Is at Cartons undertaking parlors.
Fremont. whore II ~ being pre-
pared for shipment to Kansas City.
Mo, for burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02

Editor The STAR have a wife
and three children 81 the prices
ef living commodities are ~ present
certainly could not afford 20 take
week day off and attend the fair
II church people have conscientious
Hrsupiss against attending Sundays.
y ~ let them remain AZ home but
not sudcaVoF to clos. Sunday thea
tres. ~xpositipnH. etc, and then Won
der why the working class are con-
spleunus bg their absence in tn.
churches Sunday 10 tho only day
% recreation the average working
man has. and therefore ! am heart
TO ia favor ~ keeping tho fair open
Sundays.
a 4 I.a-I.Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
EnoLIsH GENERAL peAp.


LONDON, June sir Bedvera
Henry Butler. aged 90. the English
general who won fame IN conduct
ing the operations Tor tbs relief Of
Ladyfmlll during the Boor war.
died here today.