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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-06
ONLY AUTHENTIC PICTURE OF ABDUL II
VAS SkETCHED BY GENERAL LEW WALLACE

\ Indianapolis. May 6.-Gen. Law
lwallace's pencil drawing Of Abdul
Eamid II. the receDtiy ,deposed Sultan
u( Turkey, will be On exhibition ct
the HERON Art Institute. during the
next week or ten days. Henry Lane
wallace went to Crawfordsville and
brought It to Indianapolis. It 10 one
Of the prizes Of the Wallace collec.
tion and library at Charlottesville, and
10 perhaps the only really authentic
drawing made OF the Sultan from the
time he took the throne until he was
deposed. II was made in 1891, while
General Wallace was United States
minister to Constantfnople. and while
ne enjoyed such close relations witch
the Sultan. It IL the.product Of num-
efous visits made bysGeneral Wallace
to his imperial friend. Each time he
would come home with fresh mental
pictures Of the Sultan or slight cor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-06

rections, and the picture ID the result
Of ali Of these Impressions recorded
at the time. Il IL q profile view, and
shows Adults peculiar nose. It is
one Of the few pictures that General
wallace worked out in complete de-
tail. He was almost q master with
the pencil ID such drawings. and this
one IL probably his best. It 10 entire
~ in pencil and Is abort sixteen by
twenty inches In dimensions.
Last year Homer Davenport who
got two kaleidoscope flashes q the
Sultan, made drawing q HIM which
has been widely reproduced ~ the
"only original and authentic drawing
made Of the Sultan" Either because
OF q personal dislike Of such publicity.
or because Of religious sentiment
which envelopes tho peFsco u the
Sultan and Caliph In q sacred atAos'
phere. pictures Of Abdul Hamid we're
prohibited during his reign. To the
world were given fake pictures" or q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-06

photograph taken in London two
years prior to his ascension, until re-
Gently when one or two photographers
have secretly been able to get snap
shots Of him on his Friday pilgrim
ages TO the mosque. The wallace pic
ture, which is more careful study Of
the Sultan than any one else has
made and shows him accurately ~ he
appeared almost twenty years ago,
and the Davenport drawing. which,
though only . record OF hurried gimp
ses Of him, is exceedingly good. are
perhaps the best drawings made Of
Abdul Hamid.
w. H. Fox, director Of the Art In
stituts, has hung the picture promi.
neatly. and 1t is expected that, be.
cause OF the renown OF the artAst and
also because of the current 1nterest
n Abdul Hamid, 1t viii attract great
deal Of attention. It will be returned
to the Wallace library at Crawfords
willie immediately after its exhibition
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-06
LOCAL INTEREST
TAKEN IN 4 SUIT
Steps Taken to Prevent Mar
ion Commissioners Ac-
ton With Orphans.
ut WILL APPLY LOCALLY
INDIANAPOLIS MAN CONTENDS
THAT ORPHANS CANNOT BE
| PLACED m PRIVATE .HoMge"
FOR OVER 80 DAYS.
IT WILL APPLY LOCALLY
Local interest Is taken in the suit

Local interest Is taken in the suit
instituted at indianapolis by Henry W.
Bullock. in which the Marion county
commissioners are made the defend
ants. The plaintiff maintains the
county commissioners have no right to
place orphan or other children, who
are wards Of the county. In Whites
Institute, or . similar institution, for
q period longer than thirty days. He
claims the law stipulates thirty days
IL the time and the home or other
boards Of charities or individuals are
expected to find permanent homes for
the children within that time.
No Public Home.
II the suit be successful 1t will mean
. big thing In Wayne as well a. sever
Il other counties Of the state. This
county does not have any orphans
home Of = public nature and all chill
dren are sent to Whites They are
paid for by the county at the rate Of
25 cents per day. Some Of the chill.
dren remain at the home from ono to
fourteen or fifteen years unless homes
are found for them. The county pays
for their support. H the Law permit.
ted them to b kept thirty days only,
1t would mean quite difference IN the
expense accounts.
Il = claimed the institutions do MOI
make the proper effort to place chill
drsn In private homes. It - main
tained they prefer keeping the children
| - they are sure to receive their pay
Who would find homes for the children
ct tho expiration Of the thirty day Pc
Rod, y . question unanswered. The
charity boards as Z usual thing, pay
no attention to such = matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-06

THE export Of canary birds to the
United States from this district during
the year 1908 amounted In value to
$3.50, 355," writes Consul Thompson. 1t
Hanover, against $136.364 In 1907.
It is estimated that there are mot less
than 100000 Gagged birds In the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-06

United States. The ordinary house
canary will eat twenty-five pounds Of
seed Z year, which represents a cost
for each bird of $3.50. It will be
seen that this luxury represents an
outlay on the part of the American
people Of 100000 annually for seed
alone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
CORCORAN WILL FIGHT
ATTEMPT TO ROB HIM
MINORITY LEADER is HARD JOB, BUT
CHAMP CLARK is LEADING SOME

WARRINGTON Apri "a Mules
and tigers are never easy 20 load
and it Isn't eluch game 10 lead
democrats 10 the national house az
representatives nut The best job
OF minority leading 90 4 good many
years is That hos beiuF dome by
Champ CLARK 81 Missouri Some
~ lhampa steeaa have Jumped
the fences and disappeared down
Cannon pike. but CLARK. Ia speech
aud action. has been pretty good
Ali erenmRiarce considered.
ln his style ~ debating Champ
suggests the rough aud ready
ttanper 10 has had very as
tended experience uu the stump
and ieeiHfe platform. ana II there
~ ans criticism On BITS work aa
honee leader q q that bis style n
rather reminiscent 90 toe platform
hu 3 iaellned 10 famhle he will
gen good stofg or one nut 30
ld al ans coaE
Hnt f6ai ia q good fAuit &C. viii
hsfn aHdiencea Nhen tho statistic
monsrf TALKS % empty decks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

That ihc HiahbinE - John Ausp
iul. ga fhr HiH hFick yard on lass
sunday as q result 20 which the
mAn atli probably dln whH nctpAied
~ motfoa ~ revrnse uu iha part
~ some ruemY ia demonstrated iu
ihe Tact That a short Time pres
lous g this assault q jas - poison.
~ nIun aAH placed in ihn AuHuini
pantry hf some unknown party
opa - The members ~ the
household waa alarmed at ths
peculiar taste 81 me sine nfiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
BY
WOMEN

gpHfNgFfEip iu Aprl ff
The mlnola ieala|Htufa sac taken
% storm hy aufffnFettaa tgdAf
Hundreds of wamcn Hnrmed ere
Aiaiea uf both hauaea Rnd within q
Few minutes after iheif arrival aH
attempt to carrg en ths fseaiar bus
inasa OF ihe session uaa abandoned
THE women stnf fhe morning iu
personal work. fneh aufff Nrttr
buttauhoirl Legislator end poured
'nfa hls ears tair of ttr oppFes
slpn af women Thia afternoon che
HffraRettea started or IN new
tngk and taking possession ~ else
speakers stand iu the hause ana
fhr urasidruts chair ln the senate
uheg delivered 30 safrevaes in fsger
90 equal suffrage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
JOHN HARRY DROPS DEAD
WHILE LEAVING HOSPITAL

ire heart was almost insianiane-
guH
Tho hodF wuH removed tu the
undertaking establishment Of But.
trrworth a. Sons SO ARRANGEMENTS
Tor The funeral have yct been
made
Harry became AN inmate NJ the
cts hospital on April q BE- wan
suffering from pneumonia Four
DAYS later he began Co mend All
% yesterday Harry aud other
convaleBgente played cards 90 the
cts hospital Harry packed a small
grip ihls morning shortly before p
O'Clock hnd babe good bye To- the
nurses Within 80 feet uf the
elevator door he was stricken
Hhry wac rs years old and
boarded at the home ~ Miss Pearl
Shutter 1925 ifth av n. a. Hle
came % Seattle from Decatur. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
HEER COMES FROM IRELAND YO SAVE
HIS SHARE NV TEHE SULLIVAN ESTATE
POLICE STOP VgORKMEN
And RIOT IS Prevented
FORCED TO ACT 81; ::: :' ::: c.: 4:
NInA o. a.

spoed into action Of Tho star that the muir.
ar"us Qafterinbcaot meters eliminated city
bohtd a. che appalne toll 81 human
teed the corporation DIVIDEND
made 70 have some action taken the
before the corporations committee
We Sc certainly hEh something declared Council
man ke'eglc member % this committee
stated eorct 90 think delay
minute onger "a mHtfius these certainly
city can afford 20 vat when there necessity
action"
COUNCILMAN spARKMAN GIVES VIEWS
Y ~ 81 eliminating sotmachinc sas meters "a
al BUILDINGS
one party declared Councilman sparkmau chairman Of the
uoua committee.
rba has always hhk tho meters are
dangerous in residences 10 pa where
individual apartment"
~ these machuea realty dangerous" usrd Council.
Weaver they
50 TO ehe corporation eOunel office e right
to order chem ont"
SAWYER HAS METERS AND LIKES rsUN
Ransr. Seventh ~
Personally meters shess
accidents em many people
Tor
Councilman Armsrnng member committee every
appearance % a angry ior statement
What Do you Tor anywayr- De-
manded Its nes si llea
l BE- hak heipiets people
hey asleep b,d By thoss
to uulos
Councilman zbaden Councilman Hines the remaining
members q me committee could not BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
BEER WAGON
CAUSE Of
It ALL
COUNCILMAN PUT ON
TRIAL BEFORE
CHURCHMEN
Woman Who Lost a Sun
day School Class Is
Real Angry

aran sea ~ good christian and
$500. Yt..,... L.. q. ......,
itpnt H"Ht'
"is 8 superintendent ~ g Sunday
honi .niurlnr wgmanr rrputa-
49,. ,.,,. 49,. -. 49, 49,,
inihN Hne me pfni'r person p"
take charge w Sunday school
rinNs
Both ~ these questions were alfred
81 meeting vi the board nf trustees
~ ibe Green Lake Methodist church
beid Ret nlNht o. hear charges pre-
ferred against W "a Weaver cuun
Gilman and principal III the Sunday
schnaI hF Sire % E Charhourau.
uf .ffE 81 6.uH 81. also u member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
RIOT RS
SHOT

NEtkkGlEN MeK ApfN IA
Ten uen nha participated in she
feHEiaaa Hot mal Saturday wrrs
ahat sndat Isl tDps sent Ga the
ene f8 RESTORE ef8er Five other
supposed Rioters are undef arrest.
snd H hf tried - eaurtHhffiai
rh hfiraf sha participated ln The
cfrt nlea has fles 40 tha nrrnnnd
tnE antaink and eeth chmsnt ~
ironi s. iu pufauit
ft eaH learned that thr mhfur
uha vfuh'hred ihe cefsmans. called
she hHFusnK ~ 188aa and whose
order eauaed ihe rloL escaped to
puunRa
Tire execution ~ tho rioters was
az ilas order af the governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
BETRAYED GIRL is ON
TRIAL FOR A
MURDER

NEW YORK April fH eih W
spectacle ~ . woman hardly more
ihan airi Bffh a manthsold
baby IT, beg arms ON trial for her
lfe wa presented In Justice
nlanrhards court TODAY whom
sarah kofen appeared 10 nnewor
for the killing 81 nr samuel Avs
ptR Attorneys for the defense
announced that fhey would not at
tempt 70 dong that their client
Killed AuapiiE They nill base
their defense GA "a plea 81 emo
tnnul insanity This plea VIII he
founded on the assertion that the
nirl was driven mad by Ausp.tzH
BETRAYAL of her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
Widest OF SCENES BEING
ENAcTEp-RU@oRs or As
sAsslaATloN.

~ RYsANTtUs MoscHpouLoks
staff Correspondent 81 thc United
States
CONsTANTlNopLE. wa Phlli
poupolis. Bulgaria April it More
than fifty peTsons have been slain
since the prraant trouble began.
aad feaesluuar} upfiMnEs are to-
ported today AZ hiehh. pamascus
uakuh. Nbra. and practically
throughout Albania. bat compare.
tive quiet relgus here. fne ueW min.
lister % uar having finally per.
saadcd the mltinous troups ~ o..
fHrn To theiF barracks The sliaa.
tIou here Sc none che Jess serious
for shn temporary iuii in me storm
hat hostil.tlea have been deferred
for q shnTi time
DANCER 20 fnesh trouble developed
today when the military express "a
is opposition tn Tewfik Faaha che
grand fizler. Who succeeded iiilmi
A. long as this opposition remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
'RhT FOR LOVE
OF A GIRL

TT1T1-T"I Mod FrI1H
49, INC April 1f-fn 70 riot
sg'ipla 2 uinlng town Hlx
were seriously injured
uiem fatally DaReera ana
~ were used The ok 10
a,sn we're suifors fortho hand
a'l 49, hozeka, the belle on me-
The father 10 help the
~ pIopnted drawing lots 10 a.
I flss.fl question a foreigner nam
|.ft -. Won but q free forail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
TURKEY TORN FROM
STEM TO STERN

there wili be- no possibility ~ 60
tahHahinE stable government
The real rHlef OF Turkey to-day
ia the auliau. who g. anrkiuF
through she League of Mohammad
ile is RAPIDLY assuming bis ula
grasp OK affairs. ana 81 Is feared
that n Dc Is completely reHafud
% power De- uiil wrsak terrible
vengeance np0n the liberals
The youuH Tanks have swoFn 60
kil che sultan N he swings i0o FAR
towards the opposition Wild u.
moEa are afioaf un the streets 20
day that o. sultan has been mnr
dfred but these stories are di@
credited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14


prTIfEgITAM April ff--lfc-
cause he has bac0me Interested iu
the Study OF socialism and because
eartnlu members ~ his flock ace
rased him 81 smoking q f0ui-ameli-
iuo pipe. fho Rev walter g. Jones
pastor ~ the Knox Presbyterian
church. ln ihla city hps been forced
to resign his pulpit and new
preacher wiil be- named for inc
church.
A short time ag1 the Rev Mr
Jones delivered an address before
che Ministerial association telling NJ
the wonderful growth 0f socialism
in the country an1 81 the good the
pauy wac accomplishing The ad
dress was published ln the local pa
pers and fend ~ members IT enc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
WILL
FIGHT

A hot fight De- promised over a
proposed ordinance amending the
present plumbing laws. which comes
up before the councils committee
nu hoalth aud sanitation tonight
A delegation of plumbers and "a
committee from thc Plumbers
union WIN boz ON hand to fight ccr-
tain changes suggested by the
henith and sanitation department
THE law providing Cor "mu
weight loaf of bread. and two other
ordinances intended to Improve tho
sanitary conditions under which
Fruits candles. ete AFRO solid, vlli
probably "a considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
HILL HAS FIRST CALL
ON RAILROAD PROPERTY

In the Gilman. Lawton PARK, Pros-
poet Beach Ballard Home Tract.
Brsggcr's Home Addition. Queen
Anne Addition. and two acrcages in
township rs north, range east
Most OF the land decided 20 the
Great Northern interests were held
by Minnesota people who came out
hcre, secured enc property and
transferred q 90 I'm In most cases
tho consideration was given ass 81,
while va others it was bat "a normal
sum,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
YOUNG CARPENTER TumBLEs
OVER ~ FRONT or
CITY HALL.

Within three minutes after leav.
lng the cts hospital apparently in
normal health. John 90 Harry a
Young carpenter. dropped dead on
YesIer way at Fourth Az. az he
was walking toward Third av 10
board a street car this morning
Scores 81 passersby saW Harry
feh and ran heavily Dr. Willis ~
Hau vac within few feet N
Harry when be- fell Dr Hail
quickly examined the y0uns man
SUD ho vas past human ala Death.
apparently due 20 acute dilail0n %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
OFF FOR PANAMA

WASHINGTON. April a. Con.
nreasman Mclachlan of California
left today for Panama, where he
win mako au extensive investiga
tion OF The whole transportation
situation Information gained on
the trip win be used in furtherng
the passage of his hill providing
for tho establishment of a govern
mont steamship line ON the Pacific
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
DEATH RATHER THAN
GO TO PENITENTIARY

AUHI m, U8I. AUflI Ii TIE
ferriuR starvation 10 Incarceration
ln the state penitentlafy. kwpr
singh Hindu wrestler who is
under sentence of three years at
San Quaatln has been refusing food
oyet since DC was placed Ia e cell %
the county iaii
Through On Interpreter be- told
thn sheriff today that he would
commit suicide by starvation rather
than 60 60 the state prison.
prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

war clouds of fierce iegal battle
for terminal property in tho vicinity
af Ballard. which have doomed heav-
u.s. upon the railroad horizon recent
v. docpeued today whom BE- was
learned that the Hartman Inter-
eats are seeking to condemn land
already owned hy the Great North
ern and the Seattle a Montana Rail-
ru1d company
Latte last evening the Groat North
ern rilcd so doeds, 60 property lying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

SOFIA Bulgaria. April 30 The
Hulastiau cahinet 81 holding a
special session t11BY te consider
fhe question 81 mubiiisiug the
army in an attempt 81 force Tur
kay 90 recoHnlxe WWlearlan Jade
fendoucc Because 81 fhr unset
tied conditions in Tur The time
for this move seems pIuplnous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

WASHINGTON April IA 10 wna
officially announced today that the
summer capitol during the Taft
would be located NJ
Hoperie cove. near Salem Mass.
President Taft has arranged 90 oc-
cupy the home OF Robert Beyaus.
six miles from Manchester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
PROTESTS ARE
TURNED DOWN

WASHINGTON Apfli t&-pres.
ideut Taft wif pas no heed to pro
ieats from Cinnamon ID thlf coau
try against the appointment 81
Chua Fulton former United States
senator from Oregon. t0 be min.
lister % China The post offered hln
bg Die president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
up. SECURES WAY
INTO ABERDEEN

ABERDEEN April "a TIE
Union Pacific railroad has ~ last
secured entrance to Aberdeen. -
The purchase ~ the property on
which work on the proposed build
lnRs OF the Vulcan Iron Works has
been under way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
DYING

DENVER Colo Apdl "a -ln a
brecarious condition aud NOT ok
pocted to live. Mra Mars D. Lewis.
O. widow aud sister off judge David
r. Morgan. associate Justice OF the
supreme court Of North Dakota. lies
al her home. i42l York So
Physicians IA charge assert that a
fast of thirteen days ana slK hours.
prescribed by a healer who calls
himself neurDpRth and nature.
nath. o. responsible for tho con.
ditlon Of the woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
PUT
IN WINE
JUG
ANOTHER STORY IS
TOLD IN STAB
BlNG CASE
Philippe Maggi Is Arrest
cd Today and Held
as a Suspect

Fiilippo Maaai IVES arrested
~ Patroimnn Hardin ~ ths
corner % Manard az ADD
Dearborn 81. ~ 2 o'clock THE
afternoon. He 10 held &c a sue
poet IN the assault on John
AuaginL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
MINISTER SMOKES PIPE;
Is FORCED TO RESIGN

pastors flock AT Tho nrst oppor-
tunitv tho congregation asked the
pastor 60 hand in his resignation
which was done today and accepted
The pastor defends bis attitude an
socialism and 700 connection Wlth
the charge that ho smokes pipe.
be declares that De- induges ln the
habit only when bee O. lu his study
room Hlmors have also been clr-
culated That he pastor has been
making love 70 fair lady member
of hia flock This the minister &C..
clafca is untrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

The first international debate to
engage the attention of the TINT
veralty OF Washington viii be- held
April 23. when the Victoria Law
association comes here for "a con.
test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

OLYMPIA, April a. Gov HAY
has announced the appointment m
q q Beach of Brcmerton. and r.
% Cooper as members OF The state
board OF education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
algTS WILL DECIDE
aB0UT CONSUME
I'VE COLONY
.surtion Suit Win Be
filed by Queen Anne
People Today

fOFtN tNtAN
s FArcrs were belug drawn
lalanr,ion suit 20 restrain
Al rnhefculosis leagae frOm
colony ON Queen
- Asii policemen actually stop
y srretion 81 tents for the
s,lve COLONY this morning
s vonsn 81 uueen Anne hiil
- az actual operations ou the
4 Tuberculosis wurkmen
sy Afternoon literally Shoe
ga iho teamstgrs and ear
is
4 alshi he people e Ross
VA akeY sections ON the hi1 met
H. mass meeting and resolved
- ccasumpiixe colony on
- Anne hili should not be hut
+. intAfubcrculosis league lead
differently
sssan Work Early
4 Amisa 81 this show 81 anl
msast the proiect to corral
niives 90 the pntsch co.
aN 90 0ueen Anne The Anti
s-saeslz ieaelie leaders had
,snss e the Prusch tract b..
y a. psopla at Ross and un che
NV faifiy awakn this morn.
sef nieetlrgs wvrc held ~
- ea fheir hack iour steps and
tnmo Il looked AZ 80 there wpu,1
nrs saeh 81 would put a miii
y nffn xette demonstration in
- r. shame Then it was dis
"a ihst ne carpenters az work
eunsgmFfives had go clty
and cooler Bead prevailed
I - " u0usn eth the result
- Eroner officials were mott
4A "a a. Inspector With police
sfs #on pat Hr Carpeuter aud
II laATer OF the fob
War stu On.
NJ aoweeer did nor Tor a
zzss mean fhat peace bad been
hhssd seeretarv vi r. Ne
1 81 ne lTHoeFcuiasia
r. lumealafeig so' busy hust
N 81 = permit. sud fhe special
snstse apBointsa af ne mass
Mtnx las uiehs f1r fhe purpose
Hsssnfinx ths establishment ~
I 4 hhny vas eqaellY as busy in
n1infion wiih Mlio A Root
49, ap papers fur an injunction
HI b. insiitaset fhla afternoon
I i houn w Mekibhen fh0uehf
sala have hts permit De- even
80 ladge Boot Was - the
- lhas DE- would have secured
esnfarv fesfrain'ug order ~
- time This niii mean that
- adfe of he superior court
g bare to decide eventually
cunaamptife colony q 30
vi ret 90 b. On Queen Anne hiil
- pssse pessiole'
+ etfsFt wAs made - 3 cnm
- q residents % Queen Anne
efilt she controversy ami
~ sfors legal aetion waa start
n enmmlitee. Consisting of
] Aarinn Res g = kaligfen
III HE y A Stlrian. " y
HNalsld ana 4 W DnKer waited
g heaf % ne offices - Mr Mr
e j. ihe Cenfral building in
Nss a. tais aiih HAN about
aftF Bat ~ MeKihhea was
- izlled - show up wltliin fhe
= theT seat back io Judge
' alfee % complete Arrange
so fihrs their injunction
Temporary Camp.
p u telephone thaf h. aas ur
v absent a. aiso save tia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14

~44~ sSas - :
HEATHER FORECAST. :
Sewers tonight and Thurs :
Fl bflss southsriy winds .
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-14
LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU

: M change your address tell the carrier o. telephone
s..n n yen leave the city, let The Star follow YOU!
=. year il paid 10 advance, Tel Main iosoi ind a4i
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-09-04
B.E-V-E R-L-Y.
OYSTERP AY.
BuZ2ard'S Bay.
THE "GALLEY SLAVE"

The farmer has his vacation
time like the teacher and preach
er, the merchant his, when
trade is not 50 brisk and ne can
leave counter or desk, without
being missed. But when is the
holiday of the country newspa'
per editor? Rain or shine, hot
or cold, there are a certain mum,
Der of columns to fill. Business
may have it's slack time for him
so far as collections are concern
ed, but he, or some one else
must cover those white pages
with print. And too, whether OF
no there's any news, the greedy
nav of the types must be tHed
This oliver Twist asks tol
more" regardless of what's II
the pantry.