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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
POLITICS ON
PAY STREAK
sALlH IS A YOUNG TURK AND
HIS MEN FAVOR ABDUL
hAMiD.

Many salih. manager Of the
Streets Of Cairo. on the Pay Streak.
has discovered that. politically. he
II In bad with nearly every male
member Of his big Turkish troupe
On hia native heath Saith Ia n
member Of the Young Turks
party With him Il 10 abas that
Abdul Hamld. and np with Mehmed
the Steenth Likewise. abas about
everything else In Turkey that the
Young Turks are Just now busy
ahaslng.
Talks Politics.
Yesterday salih, while lounging
In the coffee house, began to ex.
pound line Of Young Turk phlios.
ophy and he bad not talked moro
than thirty seconds before he found
himself without an audience. save
Harry Araman. or Habab Araman,
"a he ia known 10 the language Of
the folks back home. one Of the
awordsmen who daily make the
Streets Of Cairo the scene Of their
battles.
But Araman had not stayed 10
listen. he had stayed 10 argue. even
II II cost him his home 10 the VII
lage. And he WIS there with some
argument. for before he had finish.
ed, the startled lmpfossario held up
his hands and retreatod 10 his pr-
yag office
Abdul 10 All Right.
According 10 Araman. Abdul
Hamld Is a perfect gentleman and
his harcm IL the HIGHT Of heaven.
Araman believes II and says that
be knows II, for he was for nine
years one Of the sultan'a body
guard, with a rank equivalent TO
that u lieutenant. lilo Was trusted
always by the Sultan for the reason
that Mt the age Of elovon. hl Waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
N SSS PLACED
|uR1HES STREETS

X
~ fnd<Ii Of the Chamber
sFss hss written the seat
20 nn7any askinE them TO
- = firsf and Second avs
sr<nssrs that Third av.
- shsrs carr for the A.
" = HI
i~ls'l lslisvss that he can
ss'fea from the city to
N-' car company place
2 Dc slsctrie light poles.
- 4 kani pointing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Al 0e-Two-Pieee Combination Suits Of
nainsook, corset cover and skirt OF corset cover
ard drawers. Cover is trimmed with several
rows OF cluny or Torchon insertion, beading and
edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
" FOR BIDS

Committee This morn.
s'''d Ne bard cf public
/. call for BIDS on the
safs On the Cedar river
.esfsp'lation for this
v he council Is iieo,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
VALUES IN COMBINATION SUITS AND CHEMISES

At 4oe-Two-peee Combination Suits, corset
cover and drawers, having cover trimmed with
embroidery yoke, finished with Torehon bead
ing and edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
aET FORT TODAY

49, superintendent Of
y ~. s's'psrtneai. vas al
IN i''sd BY the authorities
mi ,' Army post that
NV ,sst Of water in the
~ barracks today. and
~ I ne. there has ended
u wv ,'a'ed the water Do.
k1..,..' ~ Ia. have the Queen
n, ~ y. s'ailoh soins With
u, ". y, aaJ'. which would
~ satsf necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Women's Tailored Jackets, $2.S5

Women's Jackets Of novelty eheviots and
tweeds. invisible check and stripe effects in tan,
green, and light and medium gray Medium length.
seni-fitted style, with single.bfeastcd iron, and
patch pockets Some have velvet collar edged
with fancy braid Interesting value at Sz.ss.
--Ba.smsnt sais-room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Children's Shoes and 0xfords

Chdrcns black. chrome cali Lace Seuffer
Shoes and Oxfords with soft, flexible sole sizes
5 to IL; Sl.45.
chiIdrens black Kid Lace Scuicr Shoes with
patent tip and flexible sole; si.4S.
Children's Kid Lace Shoes, patent tip, medium
weight sole and low heel Sl4S
Infants Kid ace Shoes, fancy front blue cloth
top turned sole and spring heel sizes to s; Csc.
Infants Kid Slippers, ankle-strap style, hand
turned sole, in red r'tan; Csc.
--nasemont saiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Women's Isle Gloves, Csc Pair

Womens good quality Lsle-thread Gloves,
wrist or l2-button length, in black, white, tan,
brown and gray; well fitting and durable; 25c
pair
basement salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

AT 69c-Freneh Chemises Of nainsook. having
round neck and arm-eyes finished with hand
embroidered seallops The front is hand-em-
broidefed in dainty leaf-spray design.
--nAasmont saisafoom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

found homeless In Deyreut by Ach.
med PaAha. the Sultan's famous
general, and made his protsga Ne
was taken to coustantlnople and
there insiructed by private tutors
in the arts Of war and early show.
cd remarkable proficiency with the
sword, When fifteen years Of age
he was made a member o. the Sui
tana guard and from that time un.
III the recent troubles which 70
suited IN Abdul Hands downfall
and tho consequent downfall u
Achmed Paaha. he was always close
to the royal person.
How Ne Got Here.
Before the latest outbreak. nasas.
sinations OF those close 10 the Sui.
tan became so frequent that Araman
was finally ordered by Achmcd
paaha to retire to Beyreut, but. ar
irving there. he found that the long
hand Of tho Young Turkish party
was stretched out for him and be
fed 10 Sicily and later made hle
way as an Immigrant to New York
City There he Joined the Turkish
colony and. salih. hearing Of his
proficiency with the sword. brought
him to Seattle for his Oriental
concession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Women's and Mems Handkerchief

women's hemstitehed fandketchicfs with en-
broidery- dotted border: 6Ae.
Women's hemsiiehed Handkerchief, sheer
quality all-nen Sc.
Women's good quality. all-linen cambria hem
stitched Handkerchief; Toe
Women's pure Irish linen femsttched Hand
ketchicfs; ise.
Women's good quality eauibrie hcmstiiehed
Handkcfchiefs with hand-enbroidefed initial
64c.
Mems all.linen hemsttched Handkcrchieis l0c
Mems good quality pure Irish linen hemstitched
Iandkefchicfs. with h-ineh hem; l21le
Mems coored, mercerized femsttehed Hand
kcfchieis, in good assortment oi patterns; Zoe.
-ihsemen, sacsroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

New bronze Calf Oxiords, plain toe welt sole
and military heel sos
Wne-eoor Russia Calf Butcher Oxiords, crcas-
ed vamp, straight tip, street-wcight sole and Gu
ban heel sos.
: Patent Leather Butcher OSiords plain toe welt
sole and Cuban heel; S2a5.
basement aaearoom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
Neckwear at Moderate Prices

Windsor Ties in good assortment OF eolors
2se
Dutch chemisettes Of lace and embroidery in
serton; 25e and Soc
Vense Stocks in various good styles; 25c and
45c
Dutch Collars Of heavy linen prettily trimmed
with imitation cluny insertion and edge Soc.
Embroidered Linen Collars in variety Of de-
signs low, medium or high; lie. lsc and l9c.
Embroidered Dutch Collars Of stiff linen; 2oe
and pc.
Plain, stiff linen Dutch Collars. sizes II to "A;
l2Hc.
Braided Dutch Collars. finished with venise
medallion ends; 25e.
venise Dutch Collars in effective designs Csc.
Net Ruehing. in white, cream. ecru sky and
pink; lie yard
Tourist Ruehing; box Of three yards; &c.
-nasement sniesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
FURNITURE
Basement Sa(eSrOOTll
Entrance on either
Madison or Spring Street,
as weH as through
Store from Second Ace.
Many Good Values Offered in inexpensive Unde
CORSET COVERS

AZ l9eCorset Covers OF nainsook trimmed with seyera
rows Of 1orchon insertion edge and beading laced with rib
bon Several other styles TO select from at the price
At 2Se-Cosei Covers Of naiusook in number of pett,
STYLES, trimmed with aees in attractive patterns
At 55e-Corset Covers Of hatiste finished at top witt
dainty embroidery edge laced with ribbon.
Al 49cCoset Covers Of fine baste nainsook and cross
bar dmiy. effective style in nalnsook is finished will
Naleneennes insertion and embroidery medallons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
AN ~ THEN HIMSELF.
IN. ..II-a Pr....,

n n'.'sco. June 2s-on
|4hs,Ilao om q a lodging
X S''' s q William HaH.
~, ,,i ns's narnes were
lsss \ s. s, bullet wounds
n n, 'i s,a.l I'D the police
NJ a.. marion shot the
Aslt "fned the gun
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27

place yesterday and the erection of the second story of this structure will begin at once. Two steel CT" beams were placed across the front of the building and along the south side, as far as the brick work, insuring a stable support for the second story. This structure will be completed before the end of the year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
DISTURBED CoURT--G

DISTURBED CoURT-George Jack son, colored, was on trial before Judge H. H. Pratt yesterday, on charge of assault, preferred by Ethel Woods, afsb colored. Neither the defendant or the complaining witness would permit each other or any one of the other witnesses to testify without constant interruption. The court finally tired of constantly warning the interested parties to be quiet and found them both guilty of disturbing the peace. Fines of $l0 each were imposed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27

shot by D. F. Mabin, while robbing the camp of Gene Barrows, were ex- amined before Judge H. H. Pratt yes terday. The boys are guilty, in the opinion of Judge Pratt, but as they are under the age IS, their cases will be referred tothe juvenile court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

TO ATTEND SYNoD-Rev. II. P. Cory will leave this morning for Phoe- nix to attend the meeting of the synod of New Mexico, which comprises all the churches of New Mexico and Ari- zona. Dr. Cory will go by way of Kel- win and expects to be absent about a week. He will return by way of Roosevelt,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
PROMPT SETTLEMENT - Jol

WOg, the well known machinery man who was recently injured in a runaway accident, was in from Miami last even ing Mir. Wog fortunately carried a policy in the North American Accident Insurance company, and yesterday re- ceived a check for $l25, which covered a period of thirty-fve days total dis ability.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
FUNERAL NOTICE

BOWMAN-The funeral of the late Robert G. Bowman will he held today at ? p. m. from the funeral chapel of F. l.. Jones & Son, corner Broad and Oak streets. Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
GOLDEN ARREsTED-Fred Golde

was arrested and locked up yesterday on complaint of his wife, who charged him with being drunk and disorderly. In the opinion of Judge Hinson Thomas, Golden was too drunk to stand trial and he was locked up, to be tried today. He is an old offender.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
NOTICE. SPECIAL MEETING

All members of Globe Clerks Union are requested to meet at Labor Union hall back of Naquin' s tonight at z Q clock prompt. Business of import ance.
 w. T. WRIGHT, President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
DOMINION ARRIvALs-E. J. Col

lins, Duluth; J. J. Shaw, Los Angeles; J. II. Moore, Live Oak; P. l.. Minnear, Live Oak; F. w. Hanson, Chicago; George Pearson, Cincinnati; c. Legrand, Douglas; E. Phillips, Muteetse, Wis; A. G. Pray, St. Joseph; D. M. Sutton, Fl Paso; NJ. Weitzenhoffer, St. Louis; F. w. Hunger, Tucson; w. Cunningham, Fl Paso; J. Young, San Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
BURY BOWMAN HERE-R.

man, who died at the county hospital few days ago, will be buried in this city today. It was the original plan to have the remains shipped to Rock ford, H., but this plan was changed yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27

MORE SKUNKS-Another big bunch of bounty hides, mostly skunks, was brought to the office of the board of supervisors yesterday. Counties aggre gating S249 were paid out during the day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
NEW DEI,AcEY HOUSE.

Open November l, in new Amster block, Broad and Bailey. Smith cafe on ground floor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27

good rousing fire keeps the tent warm Song service opens at 7:30. Bond and Brown, Evangelists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
BARRON -.PPoINTEp-B. J. Bar

bAHNON -AF FOIN bD-b. J. BaT- ron, who made up the new books for the city water department, was appoint ed to the position of auditor of the Miami Townsite company yesterday. Barron is a capable man in his line and should be entirely at home on the new job.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
LEcTURE ToNIGHT-The. Bibl,

study at the Gospel tent, tonight, back
 of the courthouse, will bring out ''The Scope of the Ninth Commandment, ' the bearing of the false witness. A
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
sHUTE RETURNs-District Alto,

ney Walter Shute returned from hunt ing trip to the Roosevelt district, last night. Shute had good luck, killing 65 quail, very nearly the limit for a three day hunt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
SET MARIN HEARING-The hear

SET BIAbIN iLAhINU-IH Ht HVaI ing of D. E. Mabin, charged with mur. der as the result of his action in shoot ing T. A. 24, an Apache Indian a few days ago, has been set for next Fri day, before Judge II. H. Pratt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
NEW CHURCH PIANIsT-Miss

Mabel Gault has been engaged to act as pianist at the regular services of the Presbyterian church, which are held at Trades Labor hall. Miss Gault has had considerable experience in render. ing sacred music and her assistance will add greatly to the services.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27

JUVENILE MATTER-Sabin Beur and F. Kelly, two Indian boys who were arrested for burglary, having been with T. A. 24 when the latter was
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27

PRAYER MEETING-The Presby- terian mid-week services will be held at 7:30 tonight at the residence of Max Fiedler, Railroad Place, South Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-27
BUILDING

BUILDING PROGRESSES - The steel work on the new Amster building at Broad and Oak streets was put Tn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

evening, and yet pride myself upon
the met that by some hook or crook. by
some gUod luck. 7 dropped into the POSI-
ton OF solicitor general in time 10 re-
coive o beating from both of them be-
fore the supreme court
subsequently 90 fell 90 my lot o. b.
invited Go o. far-distant country. where.
t hoo not gune. I should not be
here. AT least that Del the way 30 fcn
out. And I owe tho fact that 1 went
there 60 the clear. lucid. forciblo state
ment and advice of the guest of the
evening Following that advice. as I
say / nave The pleasure of being here
ana testifylug Co the statcsmanshin and
what ] want also to- testify to. because 3
do not care whether this 0r what soc
cietN 10 Dr.. people like mon with good
red blood u them. aud n that respect
that is one of the qualities of this
Statesman
wow I observe that Dee i- coming as
% representative Uf New York into that
body of which ] must speak with am the
respect due to o. coordinate power and
where Boo the secrecy of the executive
session they discuss things with c1u-
dor chat doubtless aids them in ro8ch-
ing H just conclusion. 7 ann delighted.
u- Doc cannot hold closer relation tO the
next administration. that Doc is theirs to
defend us m the many Instance whore
$500 shall need defense.
"I ann delighted tu be able t1 Doe here
tD testify tp the debit of obligation. off
PERSONA. obligation that Z feel Too Elihu
Root
I congratulate. tb. people of Now
York that they hlN. such a noble -oud-
ton and w1u with whom they cam we'll
compare 900 The great men who have
H.rTHaUuI.I f|.r. |H ..rH|s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
BIG FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Feb GA fire which
broke out n the Federal Supply COM
pauy OF PaEson and Comfort, al 500
Arch street early this morning, prac-
tlcally demolished the interior OF the
big structure and before it was gotten
under control did damage amounting
10 100000 The building Is eight stories
boz height The flames broke out ON the
third floor and TOR time 10 looked
as though they would sweep the entire
block
The building was completely Hooded
from top to bottom as was also the
Ford bindcry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
PHYSICIANS SKEPTlCAL
ABOUT RADl0-TH0R

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

hands Frank A. Arphamb8uItH Broad
way restaurant man. is The pruspeo.
tive purchaser of the business uf the
DelmunicO. ana a contamination of the
deal awaits the return oft Joseph n.
Delmouico. who owns the largest inter
est iu the restaurant from Europe NJ
the negotiations are concluded Del
mOuicos Will pass from the control of
the mmily FOR the first time since it
was founded 50 years ago hy john and
Peter DelmouiCo. who came Goo this
country from Switzerland. 10 is uu-
dcrstuod that tine offer for the prop
orJy is approximately 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
President Tells Reporters How lie
Was Attacked by the Press.

Wa-hisgton. Feb. 1.-THE president
called in number NJ newspaper corr
respondents yesterda. and told them that
KIND OF attacks upon Nls retirement that
now are directed 90 Mr. Roosevelt.
he reminded his visitors of the assault
ants who pestered Washington during
A.s Eeroud term To emphasize his point
he distributed for publication typewrit-
TEN copies Of an editorial written by
Philip Fireman. and published in the Au-
rora of Philadelphia. March g. 1927. bite
teriy attacking the first president whose
second administration had Just closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

were doing 20 that great nation OF gem
Iemen. soldiers, of scholars and scion-
usta and statesmen, a nation worthy of
challenging and receiving the respect.
tne honor and homage of mankind. AM
injustice by an insult that would bring
on private war I'M any private relation
ln our own country Thank heaven tho
wiser heads and the sounder hearts. in
7tructed and enlightened upon the true
nature OF the procecdlngs. prevailed
ana oVercano the inconsidcrato and
thoughtlcss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
A BOLD BURGLAR.
Captured by Woman. Tell Police
burglary Is His Trade.

New York Feb. 2-.-Mrs Carrie Rooney
returning from the theater last night
gave chase t0 man whom she saw DOB
the diuInEr1lm OF her home. Frappicd
with him and screamed and held him Ono
her grasp until policeman arrived.
Taken 90 police station the man
showed little concern and said that le
was burglar boy profession He V0luu-
teered this Information after being asked
the regulation questions by the police
Lieutenant
why DO Won ask me what 7 work at7
You know Pm burglar That's my
trade answered the man.
A quantity of fcwelry was found uu
the man which was ideutned IE Airs
Rooney as her property.
The evening world., 1909-02-05
NEW WAY, The ONLY WAY
Recent Discovery, Dose Seven Drops,
Success.

For years pas, sufferers from asthma
have tried smokes sprays, inhalers. douches,
changes u climate and similar methods
without success until the fact was estab.
lishei by thu most prominent medical au.
thorities that asthma Is constitutional dis
ease, and must be treated accordingly, IL a
cure is expected. The discovery Of the IA
nous specific. ascatco was the result OF the
efforts Of a celebrated European specialist,
who studied asthma on the theory that I, is
constitutional ailnIert. His success in
evolving positive and permanent cures by
the use Of ascatco in doses OF seven drops.
is SO well known that the demand for II In
New York and Brooklyn as a remedy for
the large number Of those afflicted with
asthma has made il necessary for the Aus.
trian Laboratory to supply Hegemans and
Riker's drug stores with the preparation, so
as to enable sufferers In this city 10 obta n
1t without inconvenience. Ascatco is pre-
pared in two sizes-tlre ftty-cent size and
the s. size which Is sufficient for months
treatment,
The Austrian Laboratory. % West 25th
street. New York City, will send free an
experimental treatment to all who write to
them for Il.
The evening world., 1909-02-05

Congress to give them condemned can
mons and rifles, but the first rcHues, OF
the kind from church has lust been
received 1t came from the Union
Guard, - military organization at
tachcd to tho Church Of the Most Holy
Trinity. Of Brooklyn, s. y" which
asked 40 be- furnished with nifty con
DENT cd rites, and Representative Lind
sc", NJ New York, has introduced in
W." House a resolution making the
donation.
The evening world., 1909-02-05
CHICAGO WET" ANOTHER YEAR.

CHICAGO, Feb. j-Ch!cago will be a
Tie movement by the "drys" TO have
tire people vote at the April election on
the question OF excluding saloons from
the city under the local option law has
fallen down. They started out to OBJ
tain the necessary 10000 petitioners TO
pace IT," question on the ballot, but
got less than 10000
The evening world., 1909-02-05
How 10 scna II "1ta=.

Votes can he sen; s!USly or In pack
ages. as the canG date or voter prefers.
Tbe Evening World lays down no rule
In the matter, eXccp; that the cani!-
dates number mus, be on each vote ami
all votes must be in this Office By noon
Feb 20.
The voting COUPON will be printed In
The Evening World on page : every day
until Feb. u.
The tw.ve girls who secure the
largest number OF votes will be handed
over to Charles Frohman, who, after
a term OF instruction In stage work, Will
make them members OF tie company
he will present in The Dollar Princess
In this city next August. Each girl VII!
be given a years contract with Mr.
Frohman at y25 4 week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-17
CAMP A|GN AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR
STUDY AND PREVENTION OF
WASHINGTON.

Washington, May 17.-Much inter
est and appearances attaches to the
fifth annual meeting of the Nation
al Association for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, which as
sembled at the New Willard hotel
last week for a three days session.
Nearly all parts of the country are
represented in the attendance, which
embraces many prominent medical
men, educators, sociologists and
others.
Reports showing gratifying pro-
gress during the past II months were
presented to the convention. Since
the last annual meeting large
amount of work has been accom-
plished by the organization. One of
the events of the year which was
planned and carried out by the as
ISOLATION was the successful meeting
of the International Anti-Tuberculosis
Congress in this city.
Another feature of the years work
of the association has been it's trav-
cling exhibits. Three of these ex-
hibits are now conducted by the as
ISOLATION and during the past year
they were displayed in a large num-
Der of cities. AS a direct result of
these efforts the state legislatures of
Kansas, Tennessee and Nebraska have
passed laws and made appropriations
to carry on the campaign against
consumption.