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do forty-eight and two-fifths seconds for
the 900 meters. and these figures seem be-
yond the speed Of any man on the Amer
lean team. Were Hnlman 10 devote his
attention solely to the 400 meters. he is the
only man able to give Halswell q chase
for first money. In his recent quarter mile
race at Travers Island Hillman showed
something like forty-nine seconds for the
distance and that at least ne could reach
the 4OO-meter post in forty-eight and four
fifths seconds, and these figures mean that
Hillman Is as fast now as Of yore.
The tryout for this event at Philadelphia
showed that Taylor, Pennsylvania and
Atlee. Princeton, are pretty evenly matched
and good for about forty-nine and four
fifths seconds at the very slowest. Both
may do a little better in England. outside
Of Halswell the foreigners billed for trouble
in this race are very few, and these few
are not known to be extra speedy. In the
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man as Dolore. Runge. the German
champion, is a fifth OF a second slower
than the Frenchmen on paper, but the
rating may be reversed when they meet.
G.. Delarge, the Belgian champion, is
rather slow for this event. his time in last
years championship being two minutes
twenty-five and two-fifth seconds.
The distance was not run at the Hun
garian track and field meet last year, but
B. Hollies won the half mile in the slow
time of two minutes nine seconds. There
is no Russian or Finnish record for the 800
meters, but w. Lundstrom's of forty-nine
and four-fifth seconds, which is not very
bad. Looking at the event now from an UNI
blassed standpoint, America has only a
chance for a place. and should Sheppard
come in front of Just it will be the deed OF
his life.
HaIstead a High Grade Chance
Americas strongest hope in the 100
meters will be Halstead Of Cornell, for his
race in the tryouts was conclusive evidence
that here he is a distance man of the first
water. The time Of four minutes one-fith
second beat all records on this side of the
water. but If the Englishmen are true to
their traditions, the figures will not cut
much ice in the Stadium In the English
tryOutS ii. A. wilson or the HallamShire
Harriers beat this record of Halstead's by
two-fiths of a second and he is not even
classed among the second raters on his
own soil. The man to keep an eye on for
the event is G. Butterfield of the Darling
ton Harriers, the present English mile
champion and a man with a record of four
minutes eighteen and two-fifths seconds for
the mile. This rate of travelling would
mean something like three minutes fifty
five seconds for the 1900 meters, and per-
haps when Butterfield guagese his race f,r
that exact distance. he will lower the rec
ord to three minutes fifty-two seconds.
A few others not quite as good as But
terrified will be on hand for this event, so
it is hard to see where anybody else but
the Britons will have a chance to score.
j. McGough Bellpouston Harriers, who is a
strong 4:2O man for the mile, should be
heard from in the contest. The French are
very sweet on a y%oungster they have for
the race. His name is keyser, and though
the present champion Of France for the dis
lance, no real line can be had now as tc
his exact speed. John Svanberg, who, It
national champion of Sweden, as he wor
the race last fall in the rather poor time
will be remembered, ran third in the Mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
GETS
NO MONEY

Early last week n stranger asked
= y Paulsun, one Of the saloon
keepers at Ballard to cash two
claeka amounting to t2250 Tho
checka we're Endorsed -, = Arm
Htfoug The stranger also had a
latier signed J I Armstrong
councilman. asking he saloon man
70 oash the checks. aud to send u
hottle 81 sherry vine aud "a dozen
gVod Htrung cigars by bearer
~ HE haloonkeepef knew that
tilp esghellmnn was not a customer
oGtatWna. be wa rather surprised
bui Knowing that II Was near elec.
ilen time. thought that the eandl
date might want the wine aud
clRnra for election purposes. so he
gave Tue man THE goods rauiaon
was Suspicious. however so said
that he would keep the change aud
iet Mt Armstrong call Tor H.
Saturday afternoon Armstrong
had not called for his change. so the
naloanman called him up and tn
quirod about a. sir. Armstrong
stated that the checks and letter
were fofgeriea aud turned them
over to the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
MINISTERS HOLD
MEETING

The Seattle Ministerial assoeia
ton met this morning II the Y. NJ
G a, The business Of the day vas
the appointment of committee Of
three IA draw up obituary roaolu.
lions Ia memory OF the late rev.
Parsons. The committee appointed
are. Rev ] NJ Wilson. chairman.
Father Cairns aud DR. John o, Faa
ter
A learned address. on "How onl
bible l. Made. illustrated rs
copies Of old manuscripts. was de-
livercd by Or John q Foster Of
PUGET Sound university. Tacoma.
Or a l.. Whitman. the new pas
tor % the First baptist church.
gave a fareeful tAlk Ga The New
Opportunity IN China Among the
Missions nr Whitman has ~
Gently returned from China. where
he studied the work 81 the mis-.
sions. It's address vas cnliyeued
By MANY humorous anecdotes 81 the
eharacterisilep ana daily lifc of the
ColrHtiala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
MURDERED PRIEST
is LAID TO REST

PATERSON. 3. J. March -
Three thousand people who wor,
not able 90 crowd their way into
the Church Of &c nouavenlura stood
Ia the rain for hours today that
they might catch a glimpse Of the
coffin containing the remains oi
Father Leo ioufieha. the priest
Killed b. the anarchist. AHA. al
nruvef
The last services over the bodl
Of The marilrcd priest were I'M
pressiye and solemn. Father Hiaks
celebrated tho mass Father Mc
Nulty delivered the euloEy tIfts
priests 81 tho diocese headed By
bishop 0.Connor. of Nvw YORK
we're present
During the motulug hours there
wrre tumaer about that another an
arrhiHt outrage VAS expected at the
church today. but no disturbance oe
CURED
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,.rIl says Miller Must Show Same Fruits Of
p,..pance as Has Chief Before He Can Consistent
\ Ask for Support Of People.

state should trade away tho boss
lam ot the rlnE Tor the hosHam
ST a newspaper And the morning
newspaper that two Years ago 81
efelavd It's nvrogatlye to support
The candidate for mayor & believed
IA be- the meat honest aud capable
has uo iokical sround tn this cam.
nalgn 10 abuse and Fldleule the
sood republican citizens of this
city for doing The same thing.
The Opera house meeting was
presided over By ludse W II
Wood and the speakers Included
Ia addition "a Mr CoHeun. Mayer
Moore aud the other clty party
candidate Mayor Monfe declared
IN the course 81 his address that
be was entirely willing 10 assume
ful respenaibillty for every aet
vt Chief Wappenstein during the
present administration II his
acts under republican udmlnistra
lions were open Go criticism, he
said, hen the responsibility fof
those acts rests With thoae al the
head % those administrations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Chinook salmon has been re.
ducod In price and this morning
IL quoted nt two pounds for 25c
Pigs heads will he on sale regular
~ at &c per pound Aruchntef
are four for 25e Dried onions
from the White river valley are
quoted at six and one-half pounds
for 2ac Preserved berries, home
canned. are sec per quart
Wineaap apples from Ncnateheo
will be placed on sale for tomor
row at $3.50 per box. delivered
iillies of the valley are selling al
soc per dozen. Spinach ls quoted
at 5c~per pound. Pearl barley viii
be sold tomorrow at Sc per pound
Today'a quotations are:
Ranch eggs, 25e dok
Washington creamery butter
i0c. Iowa creamery. lbs. Doe to
Coo: local ranch. Doc.
Fancy Swiss cheese. 25c; Wis
consin full cream back. 23c 10
smier cheese. i5c.
Chickens. rs To zoe III.
Mutton chops. l2h a. 1870 III. .
rib steaks, l5c ID portorhouse. Sc
b.: sirlUin. i2ho ID. rouno steak
tic h.. shouldcr steak, lbs for
CSC: hearts. 15c each. tongues. acc
TO soc each; liver. sc ID. roasts
Sc 20 &c 10
Potatoes. t6 TO Is lbs for Csc;
si25 70 81 30 per leo his
Sweet potatoes. lbs. Tor 25c.
Bects } lunches for &C.
Onions. . lunches for &c: boiling
onions. l2 los. for s5c.
Dried nnions. Co pounds Tor
gs..
New nuts Eiih.rts. isr III :
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was not the truth. The latter re
piled 20 the effect that II Bostwieb' 8
people had told the truth they
would not have wen their case.
The two lawyers mixed things up
Bostwiek. who Is 8 feet 3 inches In
height. apparently had the better
OF the argument aud when the two
men were separated. Gushing il
said 10 have discovered that he
needed a new hat
The latter promptly had com
plant issued from the prosecuting
attorneys office. charging his fel.
low attorney With assault and bat.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

,.,,.ss m Chief ef foliee
=, Y warpsnstsin because Ia
-. ears he served A. police
2 go. .rder Mayur i'alhnsvf
\. I've years he served az
= I ,.,s,re under Mayor Moofe
y. = - sosa declared Ueofse
y 1911 ..s amid tremeadoua -.
~ Grand opsfa house At
- -. 4 :. d The lagsest noon day
=. - =, held aarlug The present
49, - lam y Miller after the
~ " saent 10 this eltA In polit
~ y. 1890. = With the wors, Gle
= = he city. brings forth
~ !. i ,eseusanee equal 60 those
Me- warpenstein has
~ selh then. aud not until
~ i ~ time fof him 90 ash
Z. ~ Z, s.,lss u The people ~ this
~ plea that he has bccume
= ,.~s,aa Ct lax and order
x. tlrscs primary lae does
:. ! s.su.enplais aud never did
Z. .'eslsis that the people % this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
INSANE CRIMINAL SENT
TO STEILAC00M

Hnpeleaaiy insane Alex Lamore
che man Who early In October shot
aud attempted % klll = C. Muffl
son. conductor working on the
Puget Sound Electric Co.'S Seattle
Renton liae. has been sont TO the
asylum for the insane az Stella
COON.
The criminal complaint charging
iAmore with assault with intent to
All has been withdrawn. upon the
motion Of the prosecuting attorney
aud the trial Of the case will never
take place.
iamufe entered a Ronton car Al
the oceidf niRl az terminal. aud. be
cause he could fiud no scat. delhi
eratell pulled "a revolver and shot
Morrison twice. iuflletlng serious
bat not fatal wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
wHITHA NJ IS AFTER
THE BLACK HAND

ssatonal developments dis
...er he ldentlty ard purpose Of
.,.s & Rlack Hand censpira
= have besn tsrFoflalng the
~ .lsneai Of The Italian resi-
- ~ miuins Districts of this
- are expected a. q result ~
sasxxstsuas 10 b. made 81 hap
= es.seasing Attorney Whitman
4 zsss naaiond
y Wksskam still irsse THURSDAY
4, 4. ssa.e n his Investigations
80 IA considerable evidence
ssrs ~ hsrn procured through
I. sns Il n~puty Sheriff Bob
|Nir 4 Hl2ck Diamond, the ua
|.zr q skseh be declined Ca dis-
- d aAsxnee q the preliminary
,.cs,sx u ne cases u hamiule
rrAa AL Eas0aAle Gaefigi Eho
sss ARRESTED ~ the result % a
s..ss.uas sssaait upoa Joe Nltero
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COUNTY CONTINUES
CASTING UP

iayed aud some part ~ which may
never be redeemed
To date the county treasurer
has caKhed warrants 10 the
amount Of 1900 .000. The bonds are
delivered 20 the local banks and
the county treasurer pays the hold.
srk of warrants as they are re-
deemed. the banks delivering 20
the purchasers Of the bonds an
amount ia bonds equal 10 the
amount 81 warrants which they
have cancelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
MINNESOTA ON
WAY TO ORIENT

When the big linef Minnesota left
her pier for the Orient at % 30 this
aftcrn0on she carried as passengers
number II prominent citizens and
officials
William Rochhlll. uuited States
minister - Chlna. has taken pas.
sage on thu vessel accompanied ~
ala wife and her mother, Mrs j q.
Perkins.
Hunter sharp American consul
Eencssl At Kpke. - leaving fof his
post. accompanied b Mr. sharp
and their three chiidten
Several parties Of eastern tour
ists are making the round trip for
pleasure
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SUSPECT THAT MASON
WAS NOT ROBBED

Following u report that A Cross
ana Wesley Mason negro, en-.
pl0yud at The Golden West Baking
cnmpanY'H barn on the waterfront
we're beaten and robbed hy thugs
Saturday night. Mason has been a..
rested ~ a suspect Ia connection
with the robbery
According 90 the story OF the al
legged victims. ihrf we're at work
in the barn early Saturday niKht
when the door was burst ia. aud
after Ctaah was beaten into submits
sion with a revolver be was rob
bed of std0 aud Mason Of $50
The police claim that Mason was
not robbed but knows more OF the
robbery and the identity OF the
thieves than he viii admit
Cross had 5000 ln another pocket
which tho thieves overlooked The
money represented months Of care
ful saving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
BOSTWTCk ASSAULTS
HIS OPPONENT

As a result Of words over eyi
dcnce offered Ia a tldeland case. IN
which they we're opposing counsel
IN Judge Frater'a department of the
superior court this morning. Har.
risun Hastwick, a well known at
ioruey and a member Of the legal
firm OF HUMPHREYS a BustWiok. was
today charged with asssslt aud bat.
terry By NJ N. Gushing. a brother
attorney
At the completion Of the case the
two lawyers left the court room aud
Bustwiek ~ said 70 have accused
Cushing OF telling something which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

a The mining town On the nlsht of
February =
II "a announced that the two men
= no are mos prisoners m The coan.
q iaii arn members IF an ORGAN
iaed Malta. Which has been irvylnk
tfibut. upon theiF country men fuf
aaae time practically running
things 60 suit themselves
I cannuf disclose the exact IA
ture 81 the states case al this
tine said Mr. Whitman. "hui
son can saH that Ne arr sniuE Ia
clean this crowd out Il Il takes
ever offieee in the county
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The Rhodes Co.
BOYS CONVENTION
AT AN END

David z Porter. secretary o. the
boys department On the infernA.
tional committee Of the Y II & A.,
addressed the boys last evening
at the farewell meeting AZ the
Y. II. G A. The boys Of the dit
fsrent y " G As OF the state
and British Columbia held their
first annual convention Saturday
and concluded last night.
Yesterdays session was mostly
taken MP with devotional services.
Ia the morning the boys attended
IN a body the services at the First
Presbyterian church About 100
delegates betseeE the ages ~ -
and l. attended the convention
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black walnuts. Sc ID: Eng
llsh walnuts. Toe 2uc H.. almonds
23c ID. pccana. zoe h.; Brazil
nuts, iSc ID. mixed nuts
lSc ID cocoanuts. l0c 20 lie each
BraEil pods. l5c each.
Carrots. lunches for &c
Radishes, 4 punches ur sc.
Parsley. 2 punches for i0c.
Turnips lunches for sc.
krtichokes. I for csc
Celery. punches for l5c.
spinach. Sc 10 &c M
CahhaEes, SC To 1oc. I &C Id.
Sweet peppers. Is cents doI
Hnrseuadleh. i0c to l5c per ID.
RutabaEas I &c To.
Sauerkraut. 3 lbs. for l0c.
Lettuce 2 for Sc.
Lemons. ijc to 20e per doE
Cider vinegar. 55e gal
Fancy apples, st.00 TO S2e5 box
cooking apples, 50c.G0c per box, 10
lbs for sac
Pop corn. shslled. lbs. Tor l5e;
on cob. Sc 10.
Cider. t0c TO soc per gallon.
Pineapples. i0a each.
Flowers - Carnations, G0e per
dozen. roses. $500 per dozen
violets. 25c bunch. narcissus. SOC
doz. lilies OF the valley, soc doz
tulips. Coo 10 zoe doz.
Oranges. lOc TO CSC doz.
Grape fruit, soc to 75c
Dried. prunes. 2 lbs. for l5e.
Dates. ac.i0c
Cranberrlrs. SC 20 re 10
Pumpkins. &c III.
Fish Tom cod. DC per h; salm
on trout t2h-17e h; salmon. IL,
per III. rock cod. 12ihc 10. hallbut
. lbs. I5c. cat fish. Ice H.. smelts.
lbs. for 15c. crabs. Zoe; herring. -
III: flouuders. Sc. chinook salmon
. lbs. zoe. black cod. iOc 10
Yakima honey. sl.5o gai. cont.
c0c. csnaici norcs. &c .b..
lbs t6c. . iN.. soc.
Hubbard squash. &c IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
CRITICIZED NAVAL
CONSTRUCTION

WASHINGTON. March Com
mandor " s. Sims appeared be.
fore the senate investigating com
mittco today and criticized the
methods Of naval construction now
In vogue in the American navy.
lie pronounced the open ammuni.
ton holsts a grave danger. and also
stated that the marksmnnahip 1T
Santiago wss alsgr@s.fgs Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
TO RESUME
OPERATIONS

Preparations have been made b
most 81 the shiusie manufacturers
Ca rrgumr operations in few da9H.
on hcnnuut ~ N. low market for
ahnlgira A. the present time. some
~ the miilmen wanted complete
shu,tuNu uutii April 10. bat ufsefa
wrFr opposed IA the close down
MauF 81 the manufacturer are
attending a Convention at Tacoma
Aae when they return 10 their Sc.
sp~ctlse mills viii probably start
opefaginaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
C0uNCILMANlC CONTEST IN
EIGHTH WARD

ward. where he has large property
holdings
Eog these reasons. believing that
he Is perfectly fitted to work for
the best interests OF the ward. and
also having won new friends by
his gentlemanly campaign. II Is pre-
dicted that Sparkman will win
Mr. Sparkmau has come out
with statement Of his policy II
elected. and thus afforded the
voters Of the Eighth ward a per.
feet knowledge Of his Intentions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
SUNDAY CLOSING
FIGHT AT SPOKANE

10y AWihNN ftNAAN
SPOKANE March The sun.
day closing campaign WIS started
In earnest today By the Ming 81
complaints against 81 proprisiera
for keeping open Among these
are complaints making charges
against = morning paper and all
she theatres The oumplainauta are
Jewish Hfnfekrspera Nho we're A.
rested some time age hy the Clerks
union The warrants viii be H.
sued this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
HOTEL GUESTS FLEE
FROM The FLAMES
10y United Press.l

EUGENE, Ore. March 2-The
hotel az Marcola. a town on the Mo
hawk branch Of the Southern Pa.
cific, Il miles northeast Of Eugene.
was destroyed By fire shortly after
midnight The fire gained such
headWay that the guests had great
difficulty getting out. Many rushed
out into the cold In their night
clothes. and the citizens had To give
them wearing apparel to prevent
suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
STEAMER ASHORE

NEW YORK. March The
steamship Cnamo. on the New YORK
"a Porto Rico line veHt ashore ~
firv Island today In 4 dense fuA
The vessel bad leo passengers on
board as sell az = rfeN % 90
~ r. believed the vessel vii set
OF safely. II ihe uind keeps dnsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

J. N sparkman. candidate for
the city council from the Eighth
ward has ended his campaign In
that portion Of the city and today
be ia receiving hearty assurances
of his election Many conservative
republicans. viii vote for Mr. Spark
man. thus throwing down their
own party candidate Mr. Spark
man has lived Tor g years In Sc
attic. and the greater portion OF
that time has been in the Eighth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
TROUBLE


LONDON, March 2-TrQphle be
tween Russia and Germany Is I'm
minent over the rumofed German
demands resulting from the I'M
priaonment aud torture OF Edward
Levin. a German newspaper cor
respondent. who Is now In the
Russian prison ne Ninsk II Is
said Germany win demand his Re.
lease. an indemnity and the pun.
ishmont OF his proaecuiora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
URGES ADOPTION OF
AMENDMENT NO. II

+. Shorrock. Of the committee
urging the adoption Of amendment
No II. restricting the number of
saloons. issued the following state
ment this morning
While amendment II Is sure 90
carry. il is very DESTROYS thar IL be
carried hy a large majority. so as
10 Indicate public sentiment upon
the saloon question Any person
who is willing 10 give time 70 the
furtherance OF the amendment is
invited 10 call at the office Of the
committee, ais Bailey building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

The second call Of outstanding
warrants under the recent bond
issue Of 81 500 GOO disposed Of by
the county. resulted IN withdraw.
ina approximately ts00. 600 worth
Of county paper to-day
County Treasurer GormleY re-.
ported a. late hnur this after.
noon that the entire issue con.
tempiatsd under the second call
would BE- disposed of within a few
days excepting the small proper
ilon which viii naturally be de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

NEWPORT. Il. /. Mar. a. Miss
Ida l.. Lewis has lived for 90 years
at the Lime Rock lighthouse, and
for 20 years she has been In charge
Of the light During that time she
has saved rs lives with her own
hands. aud has received many
medals for bravery Miss Lewis IL
gs years of axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
|cOTTERILL PRAISES
| WAPPENSTEIN
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF Mrs olivia slet
tungrcn WAS held from tho resi-
dencr. s3ta North broadway. a.
3 O'Clock ihla afternoon The burial
took place at the Lake Wow Gem
eiery.
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$40 AND
KILL ED

SANTA CLARA. Cal March a.
Frpul Shafter county PROBATION of.
iicer TO-DAY shot and instantly Kill
Cd lohn lNsneoyich, 4 wealthy fruit
ae Ter. ~Agg 30. chatter had ia
@ ,rsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
RICH GOLD STRIKE

10y Qnitnu Ffesasl
SAN DIEGO, Cal. March 2.-Ac-
cordng 20 an announcement made
today, a rich gold strike was made
during the last two weeks -four
miles south OF Dulaura, 30 miles
from San Diego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
HEROIC WIFE, FOR LOVE, NEARLY
LOSES LIFE To SAVE HUSBAND

for saving that Of The husband she
loved.
For four months Warren had
been IN a hospital suffering from a
lung trouble which started With
pneumonia lie he'd reached the
conyalcHcout stage and his wife vas
taking him out walking
Along came a street car
Directly IN ita path was Warren
Another instant and be would
have been ground 10 death He had
20 little strength thar he could not
move
Ills wife Erasped him and showed
him out % the way Of danger The
car bore down upon her aud her
lower limbs we're almost severed
As they took her to a hospital
her onlY inquiry was for her hus.
band
"Iiow Is Frank
That was sil she said. hair un.
conscious as she was
That Is why the whole of Ciucin.
natl believes that Mrs Frank y
Warren Is a heroine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

Mrs Joraan wsli entertain the
Classic Culture club Saturday
folk lore 81 Japan Ntll BE- the
topic Tor The aflcrupon discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

missed as often a. We possibly
could. he declared.
Admiral Capps was present dur
Ing Suns testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

''s 4 eus Of our
most POPULAR 60
'af's sell Dat
''ssIher and
i'fbagiy maa.
= Me Iilassra
IA but without
rFaaal ana eash
"a Car viii
% eompe,lg
s'd MAJ BE- al
h.'Fd 10 re
~alas position
hAs wood back
- curved wood
80 aud 10
Eheels are
A.. !. WIN rub
Tres Regs
= Price GzB
'aoFfes y"
g. 75
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Weather
Forecast

Occasional Rain Tonight
and Tuesday; South Winds.