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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

the unemployed now present In the
city.
The officials OF the Charity or
sanitation society sag that they
have been oyeFrun with pleas for
help The superintendent has been
giving the matter close study FOR
the past few weeks and places the
number Of unemployed NJ 10000. II
vas Mr Austin = Gnfnths OF the
society who first called the Rtfen.
ton Of the chamber 10 the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
IS TRULY DELIGHTED WITH
JURY IN TIA " CASE
JANIS N. SHERRY DIES.

NJ T. 8hclpy who for many years
han been "A newspaper man of this
city. today received word that hlH
father. James 81 8hcrpy died on
TuoHdnY at HnRteile Cal Nj
Sherry. nfs Was Is yeafa of age at
the tme OF blu death but if came
rs blow 10 those Who knew him.
nH be was thought Ia be Ia per
feet n-alth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

In a most desperate attempt 10
escape from the Japanese steamer
Aki Maru al tho Great Northern
docks this morning. five japanese.
stripped stark naked. lesped over
tho railing Of the steamer ipto the
cold waters Of the Sound Two
were caught a. they landed on the
leach. amer pottine up terrific
Tight, 10 sp,te Of their ebiliod con
di,ion. Three escaped further down
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tay United ps.ssI


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan if--Ahe
Ruefa last bluff has been called
and tire fate Of the Imprisoned ex
boss Is settled tie has been given
a last opportunity TO accept the
nfpffcrcd lcaiency or tne Rrafi
prosecution IN return for hia teEti
mony against the ether Indicted
bride sivera lie refused 90 aeeede
"a any terms short Of absolute i'm.
munitt and as q result al neEntia-
tons between him and the prose
cutlon are At an end.
Husf II % be prosecuted without
mercy and. n u rrs ~ the power
Of The prosecution to eeeure them
ne will BE- given enough sentences
to keep him Ia the penitentiary for
tie
At a long conference between
kuef. Special Agent Burns aud his.
tTiet Attorney LAngion in the lat
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MANY SEEK CLOTHING.

Almost daily visitors have eslls
at the police station 10 idenur
clothing seized by the police Wes
nesday in the stock OF Mike Cefs
Fourth av. and Pike st. Com =
charged by the police with haviit
conducted a fence. In police Goa.
yesterday he was held in bonds .
81 600.
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TACOMA CANDIDATES
FILE DECLARATIONS
10y United pfess

TACOMA. Dec. A. Three csndi
dates for mayor Of Tacoma filed
declarations OF candidacy yoater
day. me first day such declarations
could be filed under the inW. All
aspire ior the republican nomina
ton They are August Cuitum.
Charles y Atkins. former city treas
uror. aud John " linck Seven
candidates Tor other nominations
filed declarations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
MINER HAS fast
FINISH IN new YORK

nugget. He practically owned ss
erai places. but last night who
he started TO shoot up a West Ed
hotel. the proprietor and gaesa
demonstrated. with the result tkz
the police were called and he va
taken 10 jail lie promises fruz
now on 10 be good while he remslu
in the east.
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FAHAa AND ACREAGE.

NicH LITTLE HOME ~ COUNTRY
tust few minutes walk nHm oar
- aHfeH improved Haad soil good
uateH trnHm piaHterrd heHss large
chicken house close fn school Hna
ueishhufH e. Zee half raHh
Huniahr MAIrnX.
tl8.ttofhsi Alaska nuiiaiHa
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PASSED BAD CHECKS.

II. u. Gilless. also called RoheA
Davis, was arrested yestegday y
\ charge of issuing bogus ehee1
II Is charged that he passed q cnea
for SIS on W F. Robb, q Geo'sF
town sAloonkeeper
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sALLA.o egAL GsTAYa.

BALLARD SPECIAL.
E-runm house. lot Ifsten for nnap
81 $50 cash
- acres. close 90 rity Hmlta. seed
land fnf ilie0 cUh sses
= lots. stsiss sta I'm ali-Y. for
tue lot
Call anS Ne
voUSg q aRonEnu
aeef Isffs,soa .gs,e Ballard
Phone HaiiAsa sif.
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for one insertion. Tee
tar line. Seven words 10 the
liue, Three times, one cent a
wetd. one month. &c per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "ad
20 cents
DOWNTOWN NcN-
Eenneay DRUG Co. First Az.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCN-P II
Mullen. 3gi Ballard av. opp.
City Hall Phone. ballard ao4,
MAIN OFFICE Seventh Az,
between Union and unlvetsit3
Phones Main te5e, Ind cal.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors Of any kind &C
curing IN telopaoued adver'
isomcuts
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10y United pressl

NEW YORK. Jan. il.-Henry
Beckus. an Alaskan miner who re.
Gently arrived here from Seattle.
started to do things last night and
as a sequel he was arrested and
this morning fined $500 Beckue
brought large amount OF money
here with him. also a tremendous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
Only $40 Per Acre

w have fifteen 90 sere Tracts which
ae ran seil al soc apiece fheHr tfHsts
are HaHd ana level che saii T. fertile
and iteh and ihef aff naar ttE Hae
mill tonu ANYONE Nha hHis nHn %
be- a fehr and
a. ONLY TAKES $500 TO HANDLE -
dnguHEttuN a SONS
tInnm Washington tildH
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rrnrm.~s rLscreoourrU.


uENARD. Cal. Jan II Harry
Garner was eleetfocuiods while
working At the topOf tsssphone
pole IN changing the wires Of the
Pacific Telephone company Ills
limp body Win LEFT suspended 20
feet IN the Hir and u WAS 10 min
uies before II could be rescued A
telephone wire had been made alive
by contact With a heavy voltage
power line at some unknown and
distant point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

WHAT cas- MAKE os
TAttM Att ALLY
u depends an where Il is n In
the Rntima VALLEY sea can mes
sf0e ta u zee ESQ acre
Yau can plant FsuHs afghafd
Hnd W lille an tfsfH AIS afuN
ihF talae us-iauh unloHs Rntas
tara and other vegetables
ouiona are ruuniae r. tons 60
the acre aud HeliiuH at a.
tun ef ttsa pes acre
Potatoes Nsid 20 tons to the
acre. and market a. saf taa
ten =uf gtee 60 the artH
i.aal taiY they aald in Seattle
al SEQ taa Partners aaf
shat tha expense BE- hardly an
iIsu hslHH aniF The rnst uf
sssd snd a hand Vt tso dur
ina harvest
Many fafms are ps ms fuf them
HeiNes ga uHe ef tau NfHFH
while the orchard h. EfnHtuE
% the time fhr trees ere beat
lns Yuuf farm aili Dot enlf
have raid fef itself Fnu viii
stiu ouu Il ana oanA ae.
so.ut.
The figures Fifen above are rnas
srfsstlfe THE fsnf Hanf
farms ever the sattsT exceed
81 them - faf
We are selling the Lard aus
Wharo ffnm tfe a. - Gee an
arrs tsud there De- rot atl
snoa sohH Of 81 isnt youth
cent fuu deu want inle
kiua We have. ~ can uHi
ehaf Fau uant aHd afe fnafF
a. talk 9Th VEGA
CALHOUN. pENNf q EWING.
ALASKA uatidlns
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TO olsiNooRPoRArg

The Pacific Coast shippers aAso.
citation has petitioucd the superior
court e. dtslucorpufate u II said
that a reorganization IL planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Athletic Shoes
Sweaters

Clean up on athletic shoes ~ ceat.
from 81 90 20 g. 90 per pair Also a
fall line ~ sweaters. Jerseys and
shooting Jackets at reduced prices
Halls. III First av 80
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is KILLED


OLYMPIA. 1an. il-elareucc
Wood. the ibyoarold son Of Frank
Wood. was accidentally shot and
ALLIED yesterday afternoon The
boy WAS getting cut 81 boat ON
Chambers lake ana Il 10 believed
he aaa drawing the gun toward
him at the time There was no eye
witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

they cannot be used. Residents z
the addition are urging the boar
OF public works 10 work out soEs
solution Tor the problem.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Free For Tomorrow

AFs gan aitk Vs. talneffomf Give she
SOD people an nnHaffHHtff ~ ssHlnH
FHH heaHtlfHi ffasf 81 tann HaratrH 81
Fafktaud saHfh 20 fhs Faaft u euss iE
Eafsnsa Hhia ia "a fHa HpananaF ca
lths aifh sfaHHs arHsa4L falfrHr anH tH
fart Hif aafHa7I fiI asIiaff unH 49, eH tHH
FfHunt FHEE MOOD ed WArhM
Nsa a8lfHl lets fanslHa ffnns 80 60 aiea
each. al level sd rieAfsa. hsiHs hlrh
SD arH NfzaH sHl4 faF asHffHs ana
rHnitFf streets al sfaafa shH natnfsi
eIin aafhH dozen Ha HfH iaHfiH FHH
haHss - eaffass snF uFis eH sac FnH
HaF desire as ear tafnss We leave
fHss affsHs frHsHrHan - &C. re faH ~ HE
raHra tH fAis sFanieE and aFfanEs faf
free ffaHsHsftstiaa assF aHH haeH We
NHi aHEas hat suHFff aH - HfHHnn
tH1N II tsf ere peafhfF ssug FH#. 80 HsNH
fas8 sfat eaFHiasns a. raHust fHa sfHana
Asa - vtH ssfssrUa EeH1 tiaHe
MaIn tfss sd ava
NATIONAL frNSu CO.
SCI Z as4nneFf utda
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CITY REAA GsTAra.

BOSTON Hsnsoa 10 be.minu Fec,
woent sisswaiks aeo city water Ne,
NJ ell kioos wanted 10 xopk See ttD
hsoH esHs1 taoay 10 rtmss tssxs al
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INSTALL APPARATUS.

Gymnasium apparatus COSTING
sltTa e noW belns Installed IN the
Lincoln hiFh school.
Baron Takahira Chosen.
TOXIC. Jan lit q officially
announced to-day that baron Taxa
hlra has been chosen AmbaanadQx
20 the United States. to ~
NiHcuuut Aoki
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$500

$500
n,.ss,. ess as.. ess'isos,ss ~ ia
kHund
5000
uaaa s.teass heass iat isesist
fafiaa assf 20 Seattle stUss 10 pasufF -
wevs uussthifd snsh.
$3.50
r.s sets sd ts.sers ifseis A iana.
miles u=tf ~ Seattle. fine To- frat
81 poultry falsinE
a 1nHwHroS 4 60
nnagus Use uewna Hiees
Fbenss Maie IA 3tis. Sic
aAAP FOu CASH
Use fer refhss sfsigt feet AZ Msfhls
wtSaiffP nRoa
Haam 1ei E1}maH NadE
nsaatfaI Woadiaad rark properly
Anftod1 lankfnK % sat prices - houses
zoe l. : rys,i hs. Sc, then deed
resms Tsslto. $500. terms
ruams. tahnBfel o. see terms Ha
fsanIs ftrfao u 6ot tsrms
sroen Htsdsfn tunsaiep gztsbt
terms
room hunsaiow q ssa terms
tlaf 5tsfee see raah
lots tesiee tse dgNn
Gail stfh ard iE4unsf aN Phone
r. white az Residence Nafib tsf
III
a. -
UNIVERSITY Ga
Tse fns NaliAIns tais ~ the rutveff
aitF ddHioH At ftte each Terms So
down auH 80 pee month Al TN
pros snirnts HHu coins 10 uet ainpneHf
- district around opposition wHi double
Fafas - these lnta sifHln twn Fsafa
Remember aaif tea iats and the first
nIcHMoNp. BURNETT coMpANYfa
ata 80 Empire ntdE -#ft9
-
uDH SALE room cottage eorN
lot. 1 hiefk ~ jackson car lice high
cement sidewalks on tsU sides alt street
Improvements ~ ana PAID see bait
Lane 81
CHOICE HONE SITES
Fine quarter sa,rs Tracts from tstn 20
in fruit close 90 Ffaded school. eide.
Waths in ana watsf pipud ca safh tract
The water u sres Terms. 80 east and
tid per Month
@ n NICHOLS. 50 Union Block Ii
CHEAP CHICKEN faneh. .roan
house. iso taytnE hens cess large
piece land. close IN aniH tess On essy
terms Zee & y HillmAns saisansn IN
Times block to-day IL
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Why, What For?

Why, What For?
ret az tusssfmsn, Per AZ iaeeHss
Fef ta,gts pgseossa hs.as's ,hs -
transportation FhH setsss GO fhs Fati'
feads ara toe nAHhsHa uHiF % miles
ffefn the sits = assflis Fisgsni eHgetf
fana AhsoIugsaf eisafTd nsi sftsk 90
stens on Be- Naadf % r5anf thiH frrias
Frutn Q go A.aHfs traFts tsae PEI aefs
tss eesH. haiaHfs tie pes meath
City Real Estate Co.
SO ana sfa
rfosEEH Htsurh
FtynAeps TRACTS oat ser tie e.
. ss''- si.ai.i i 1is SO sos 49,, 81 iiss
ea.h eaise.s lis rsf snas'h
atH bgestEi kiasAa Msiiains
enHar rIArn atafes rlses asrsass
sus frcsh aaws tsras tlt aoau VI
ref nsarEh 49, e . tfiiimsns ssshfsr.
II rtmss hieeh. At ones At
MEHEH a msNr
have fHFrs : aHfs frHHis 90 Wet
seattle hiit neaf NaHntfsfHf Fafa Haf
iiH* fuf taHs each so Hasz tsffaa nHs
sait risnlf ~ mafsa. $50 sites fef
eaaEfsr hartes
aHu EfNgamfnV.
SO American Rear ulas
Beta FueHFa hsf
WFkn ufEEMruE =TWa afHe~ ffrh
Isfai tanH al CLEARED fenced ana tH
hrHFtnH eHrhara HfaftT zee ksfanaa
rnttasH e. zee a&aF ssFHas
HuHkHF AAHruf
ate1sH "a Ataska HaitdinN
Pee sale ssfallB shsaa. I iarrs tracts
- land. afah hoses. tee enwa ZEE EaFs
tea hsns aeHsH riassna. : aeasn fasfs
Htaw hsFss Ter NtHa nm fHrHss - sta
down ant 9 80 manth Tahs Seattle
FarsHaa fHfsrsFtAa - NsHaF ctr Hes
NJ Roe the aHnsr Its
FERTILE ACHES
Naffh - Eauffis have saaas tsarfa
fFaHtH wffh tns ftfhnat deepest su4l
IN that ehafa asrtiaa There's aathlnE
better offered 10 thsrs. ana ths
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Fsf sale safuflB shsaa. I iarrs Tracts
- land. afah hoses. tee enwa ZEE EaFs
tea hsn# GessH riasena. aeasn fasfs
Htan hsres Ter $500 nm frfHss - sfa
aaun anf 9 So Wanth TaHs Seattle
rsrsua tnfsraFtAa - Waller ctr see
NJ rice sac aHnsr sstH
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ron sALE-MIscELLAhEoUs.

Hair chains and switches made 70
order fiaF bought ard cold Mrs tf
Miller. aroa First A. Imam
nuilsf. hanfa. buck ard stnE danetnR
Pref Hauisy. t1g1a Third az Ind
l. T5F -t-ff-z-Asn
SswinE machines a. targaia
nuth. ztQT FIRST az Phana a isTi 1T
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81 200 FgW SIX ACRES tfg08
Terms 90 cash ana $500 every
sir months elegant soil good location
ahsfraef free
CHARLES = ADAMS. zoe coIman Blde
TT
9sea ONLY ts0e 1900
Terms $50 cash. $50 each cir months
thereafter fine large tract 81 a No
1 land. adjoining the new tntsrnrba %
survey Bur of the owner at reduced
rates
CHARLES 4 ADA Ms. ace Colmnn bldg
TT
SPECIALS
f1o0-Ch0iea 10 acre tract. me mile
eaaf 81 Lake washington on
county road and on railroad
800 ZINE Queen Anne lot. on Second
Vest
81 s50H=CHoiee corner ~ Green Lake .
lots. city wateF fine view
" v cox a CO.
iof12t Alaska Bag
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AM the MAE house feFaHirs ~ ~
fts branches rubber weather mtipH4uss
an deefn Randall ! Am Carpenter q
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snrlae The -HartnNfahtp - - ~
ana kuhan. kunWn also - fHs go -
4afa.fsank lsa has teen alasalt cd bF
sotstu.4 t5llnaenf Nm - kahUn as
sglthtraNn from ths flriu. AID the etaAlt
nsss ulu bs cauflaueA - J. A 90 Hf
y A psg'AN 1911 @
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-14
BOARD WILL MAKE REC0UNTS
County Attorney Holds CRnvassers,
Not County Court, May Go over
Primary RalIOfe,

The canvassing board which has been la
boring nine days with the count of the pri-
mary vote. will have an opportunity to re-
count several precincts today. The doubt
as to the right of the board to make the
recount has been dispelled by an opinion
which Deputy County Attorney Magney
will deliver to the board Monday morning,
in which he holds the primary law empow-
ers the board to make the recount. Mem
bers of the board were inclined Saturday
to the opinion the candidates would have to
go into county court to have the ballots
opened, and they asked the county at
torneys office for an opinion.
The confusion arose because the section
of the law which provides for a recount
by the board comes in the paragraph which
relates to the city canvassing board Mr..
Magney holds, however, that the portion
Of the paragraph relating to the recount is
distinct and general and refers to both
boards. The board has already indicated
1t will follow the opinion.
1t is considered probable that James c.
Kinsler will ask for recount of certain
precincts on county attorney, and that w.
c. Crosby will make the same request as
to the office Of coroner The official count
also shews,a very close race on the dem
oeratic ticket for representative. william
Butt has a2l0 votes and Andrew Wellman
2,2Oe If the rejected precinct were included
in the returns Wellman's vote would be
increased three as compared with Butts
making him the loser by single vote
Wellman has not indicated whether he
will ask for a recount or not.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-14
FOREST FIRES DYING OUT
villages Along Lake Superior Safe
Unless Strong Wind Springs Up
Within Few Hours.

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. 13-Unless
strong wind springs up within the next
thirty-six hours, Grand Marais, Chicago
bay. Hoveland, Big bay. Pigeon river and
other settlements along the north shore will
escape the fate of Chisholm. The Booth
steamer. America, came into port at mid
night having board several refugees
from Chicago bay. about which fires are
burning fiercely and whose citizens have
appealed to Governor johnson for aid.
Captain Hector OF the America. said he
touched port at most of the settlements
between Two Harbors and Grand Marais
in the fire zone in Lake and Cook counties
and that all of the villages are temporarily
safe
Although 1t sprinkled some today there
was no rain to aid the fighters In stopping
the ravages of the flames. The homes ana
possessions of fifteen settlers back of
Grand Marais were destroyed by fires
Friday and the owenrs were forced to walk
five to twenty miles to Grand Marais. Two
half-breeds found Mrs. Ole Olson. wife of
a settler lost in the woods ten miles back
of Grand Marais and took her and her
daughter to the settlement on the lake
shore.
The training ship Gopher. under COM
mand OF General Wood. cruised up and
down the upper shore. The situation looked
so favorable to him and the refugees he
had taken 10 Grand Marais that the latter
returned TO their homes at Hoveland, Chi
cago bay. Big bay and Pigeon river.
on it's trip to the relief of Grand Marais
Tuesday night the Gopher picked up fifty
two persons These are now being returned
to their settlements. The training ship will
hover near the threatened towns until 1t is
certain the lives Of the people are in no
danger. Fires are burning back Of Beaver
bay, the Pigeon river settlement, Big bay
and Hoveland, but Captain Hector said
that the fire was not as serious as two days
ago, when high wind was blowing. II a
wind comes up again the townspeOple will
have another lively fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-14
MORE RECORDS FOR WRIGHT
AerOplanc Makes flight of Seventy
Four Minutes and Rises 10
Height Of 25O Feet.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-1n two flights
at Fort Myer Saturday Orvfle Wright
in the Wright flyer broke three records.
Staying up nine minutes and six and
third seconds in the first flight, in which
Major George o. squior acting chief signal
officer, accompanied him, Mr.. Wright broke
the record for two-nan flight which he
had established on Thursday. The first
flight was at 4;2e o'clock. In the second
flight, which started at 5:17. Mr.. Wright
broke the record for time and distance of
q heavier than air flyihg machine which he
established yesterday by remaining in the
air for one hour and fourteen minutes and
twenty-four seconds. In this flight he also
went higher than an aeroplane has ever
gone, rising to an altitude OF $50 feet
Mr. Wright also maintained a higher
speed than in his other flights at Fort
Myer travelling around the drill grounds at
the rate of Ss7b miles per hour on the first
flight when Major Squler accompanied
him. The distance of this flight was SIS
miles. In today's flight Mr.. Wright broke
the worlds record for time and distance
for the fifth time this week.
A crowd of 5000 persons gathered to wit
ness today's flights and their enthusiasm
knew no bounds. IL was all the cavalry
men detailed to guard the aeroplane from
damage could do to keep the crowd back.
They cheered Mr.. Wright until he went
away in the Signal corps automobile.
Colonel James Templer, former chief Of the
aeronautical division Of the British army
and VINO has been sending reports to his
government on his observations of aerial
flights in this country, was one of the most
interested spectators at Fort Myer today.
Octave Chankte, the pioneer aeronaut:
Major Fournier the French military at
tache, and numerous others were present
today.
After the flights, Colonel Templer said:
II have always believed in the Wright
brothers, although 1 have never witnessed
any of their flights before. / am sure that
Mr.. Wright could fly ID the machine he is
now using to New York and back to Wash
ington in one night, without making any
stops for fuel Just think what this would
mean in time of waf?
"1hese aerial flights are an advancement
in warfare and will lead to general pacifi-
cation. believe. The British army has
been mating exp rim with aeronlanes
for some time, but I am not at liberty to
say what has been accomplished. 1 thini;
within a month something will be heard
| from US
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-14
NEW AUTOMOBILE FIRM ENTERS
J. c. Colt, Dick stewart and AssOeiate'
Organise 60 Handle Rambleru
and Mitchellu,

new automobile concern has entered
the field in Omaha and has taken two well
known lines Of automobiles for sale. The
Soft Automobile company. with Dick Stew
art, president; J. c. Colt. vice president
and general manager, and Miss Ella J.
Brown, secretary and teasurer, has opened
an office In temporary quarters at WaS
Farnam street, where the Rambler and
Mitchell cars will be sold.
The new company has the state agency
for the Mitchell and Rambler and also the
agency for twenty counties in western
Iowa. Mr.. Colt has been identified with
the automobile business OF Omaha for the
last five years and Miss Brown has also
had considerable experience in the busi-
ness Carl Holt is demonstrator for the
new company. Thu firm has plans already
drawn for a new garage on Farnam street
% by 1872 feet, one half to be occupied by
the Colt Automobile company and the other
half by another well known dealer. other
changes In agencies are expected before
a new season rolls around
The Kimball Automobile company secured
the agency OF the Cadillac and will push
this car extensively for next year. The De-
right Automobile company has received
some Of the 1909 models of the Stodiard-
Dayton car and Mr.. Deright is daily seen
on the streets bantering any machine man
ufactured for trip to the country to try
out the relative merits of the car.
H. E. Fredcrlcksen has received several
consignments of his new 1909 Chalmers
Detroit $500 car, which is attracting at
tenton all over the country. Guy Smith
is sticking exclusively to his line of Frank
Inns, Of which the number Of users has in
creased materially in Omaha during the
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-14
Men wanted for SIM Theft.

HURON, s. D.. Sept. 13-(special) )-Sher-
iff Parr of Winona arrived here yesterday
with requlsition papers for Harry Cole,
George X. Hastings, Harry Hallett and f.
J. Neary, in jail here, charged with being
connected with the recent silk theft at Wi
mona. The men resisted the requisition and
are attempting to obtain an order from
Judge Whiting for their release on habeas
corpus proceedings. One of their counsel
went TO Deadwood last night with the hope
OF procuring this order from Judge Whit
ing, holding court there for Judge Rice.
The men declared they win resist In every
way possible their transfer to Minnesota.
The names given are believed to be fictit-
ious. but there is no question In the minds
Of Sheriff PaTr and the officers here that
they are the men wanted by them for the
Winona' theft
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-14
Coadjutor Bishop Returns.

SIOUX FALLS. s. d., Sept. 13.-(special.)
Right Rev. FREDERICK Foote Johnson. CO.
adjutor bishop Of the Episcopal church OF
South Dakota, has returned to the city
after a prolonged absence, during which he
made a trip across to London. where he
attended the Lambert conference and the
Pan-American conference. He states that
during his sojourn in London the metropo-
lis OF the world was so crowded that 1t
was difficult 10 get even a standing place
for sleep. This was due 10 the fact that In
addition to the Episcopal conference the
Franco British exposition and the olym-
plan game contests we're in progress.