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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
HARTMAN AND HILL
IN CONFERENCE

lo~ed Hilrs consultation With Tar.
riman.
i is believed that a mutual IN
deratandiug has been reached.
whereby Hartman will not inter.
fere with Hili IA the northwest.
The special trains OF Hartman
and Hill. Of four ears each. today
are drawn up at the Butiingame
station. near this city. and the sub.
Urban town has taken on the ap.
pearaneo Of railroad center. Tho
engines OF both trains are kept
with steam up. ~ II In readiness
for momeniary departure, but IN
reality for the purpose Of heating
the trains.
Hartman. while boastlnK Of his
health. looked a tribe pale. He
spoke enthusiastically OF his Jour.
ney and bis eyes appeared bright
and bis manner energetic.
Regarding business. he declared
that the prospects we're good. many
men being put back at work and
Tagging industries revived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
CHILDREN WILL HEAR
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS

The Commercial club has con-
descended TO offer 800 gallery tickets
for Fighting Bobs lecture 90 the
school children Of Seattle at hair
price. or 2s cents.
Knowing we'll the educational adj
vantages this lecture posrcsaes for
the Young American" the club ex-
poets a great rush for tickets.
Tho regular price for gallery seats
II so cents. but these 900 viii be sold
to the first that are Fortunate enough
20 secure them.
They win be on sale M the club
rooms. corner First av. and Column
bia 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
ROWLING MOB TRIED TO
LYNCH WOMAN kIDNAPER

when taken 10 the Mercer county
tail today denied that she II The
daughter ~ William Mcnefnoit. the
Chicago fireman. whose discussion
of hin missing daughter tailed with
that Of the kidnaping suspect
Mrs Boyle declared that her
maiden name Was not McDermost.
and that che had never lived In Chi.
caKo.
Boyle VAS taken 70 the Mercer
county jail yesterday. II was stated
that the prisoners we're taken TO
jail separately In order % avoid q
demonstration against them which
might be caused By their stimuli
taneous arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
EPWORTH LEA CUE
TO BE BIG FACTOR

interior points Of California and Ore
Ron."
In Oakland attended an
EpwoFth League Institute conducted
by General Secretary Edwin NJ.
Randall. and officers Of the League
from Chicago headquarters The
league Of the state was well repre-
scented az the institute. which IL IN
tho nature Of state convention,
and enthusiasm over the convention
IN Seattle was general
MANY OF the people ono meets
in travelling IN Oregon and Califor-
MIA speak Of coming to Seattle FOR
ths exposition, II seems 20 be we'll
advertised. and have no doubt that
the attendance from our sister states
will be large"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
DIVORCE COURT IS END
OF FIRST AFFINITY CASE

nuilr1nt OF ties which bind
her 20 Ferdinand piruey Earle,
the Orange eosnty artist.
Mrs Earle ssks that the ore
child born o. their union be
sdIoogec Tire legitimate son Of
Earle, And that she be awarded
his custody. II 10 believed thss
Earle, Who has lately returned
from . Western trip. will flahs
the suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
LOOKS As ~ THE U. p. MAN
IS TIGHTENING HIS GRIP
on THE NORTHWEST.

fby fnifed Press
SAN FRANCISCO. March III
The fact that Louis " Hill. prssi.
dent Of the Great Northern railway
and r III Hartman. the railroad
king have bern IN consultation AZ
various times for tw0 days is taken
TO Indicate by those 10 touch with
railroad matters here that flarri.
man - Tightening his grip on the
railroad situation OF the west
Hartman end bis southern Pa.
cific aides. including William p.
Harm, held a meeting recently IN
southern California. which was fol.
lowed yesterday afternoon By a con.
ference b. Hiil. n c. Mutt. general
manager Of he Northern Pacific.
and J. p. O'Brien. Of The Oregon
short Line. rhis conference FOL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

ON BOARD s. s HAMBURG. March g7.--fatture seconds
and ierk North q The Dptchmaas Iongtuds indeternate
oeeause Kermit has his
AZ seen bells this A. your turrcaponden sounaed the
W g p dissrcss signa vas PLAY.
w shee With the vessel The agnnlsng
out over the Seven seaa au Hobohen ship trying 10
We're broke"
The imperial yacht Hohenroern German Ocean was
me H 20 reply ~ifh pumpeFnch5e Captain
neisser shut them or after found
that n wasn't tidal
Col Roosevelt Harding Davis we're making e
cook wak the plank HAVING put In their
sewed nrunes Al dinner nght The
enanie vas cnsng msdy the cad Of the plank
and Ills Iiga we're rocking the boat
sill A MKerml has put a split on the tai u
the ships tnnaeie mery chasing surprised ltls
creature around the social hall
Laer-co Roosevelt has captured ahasross With fTn
spread Of wnga The lovely bird Is finger
singing Nine semhrtchs famous We're OF Tin
soldiers posEone Us Most Aways eesta
eaiy
NUte 90 Editoravc riraretA sant
aboard At Gibraltar. Provisions running low.
TEKoLA NfcKEsIA
Per J r. Merrill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
WOMAN IS
SLAIN BY
AUTO
MRS. THORNTON is
THE VICTIM OF AN
ACCIDENT.
Ii Was Unavoidable, Say
Those Who Were in
Machine.
IAN HUNT.
Reporter for The star.

While attempting ~ cross First
av aad Madison ~ last night short,
" after 4 o'clock. Mrs Albert
Thornton. the young wife of the
chief engineer Of the sound stcans.
or Resale. was struck and fatally
Injured BY an automobile driven by
Charles y Nibiock. a prominent
real essate operator. who lives M
40 18th av. N.
Mrs Thornton died at the PA.
ciflc hospital three hours later.
Slbiook and his chauffeur. l. Ban
Haydn. Who whs IN the auto At the
time Of the accident. were placed
under arrest BY Patrolman CHINA.
mon and taken 20 police headauar-
terH. Mrs. Niblock was alao IN the
auto AZ the time Of the accident. but
was not taken into custody.
40 Charge Made.
Al police headquarters Chauffeur
HRy0n made q statement 20 City
Detective I'D Griffith and Sergeant
Clarence Carr. Nsblock declined Ia
make any statement No charge
was placed against Niblock and bis
chauffeur. Police Judge John n.
Gordon was reached b. Telephone,
and he approved bonds OF 81 500
each for Niblock and his chauffeur.
Upon furnishing the bonds the two
men were released from custody
my wife. her sister. Miss Lulu
Cooper. and myself started across
First av from the southeast cor.
ner at Madison at. said Thornton
today. Doth Miss Cooper and my.
self got clear 81 the auto. but my
wife was struck The front wheel
passed over her body"
Accident unsvoldabls.
To a representative Of The Star
Mr.. Nlblock made the following
statement.
Il was driving my car along First
nv. and when ! reached Madison ~.
I naturally stopped Mr. Thornton
and his wife and her sister start.
ed TO cross In front OF my machine
Just as started the machine Mr..
Thornton grabbed bis wife BY the
arm and swung her back and the
car struck her The accident was
entirely unavoidable as far as am
concerned 7 deeply regret my part
IN the accident"
Haydn. the chauffeur, gave prac
tically the same version az the ac.
cident aa did Niblook
Or. G. r. Rorabough was the first
physician TO reach the injured WON.
an and he ordered her removed 20
the Pacific hospital Internal IN.
juries were fatal. however, and Mrs.
Thornton passed away shortly after
IN O'Clock She was "a years old.
Tho body IL al the undertaking par.
Tors os Butterworth a Sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
CUPID DOES A
QUEER STUNT

OMAHA. Neb.. March 2T--After
an acquaintance and courtshlp that
began IN san Francisco On the siren
nous earthquake days of 1905. Miss
Mary Gable Of Pueblo. Colo. today
il the bride ~ Pred r.. Harrington.
OF Chicago The marriage ceremony
was performed yesterday afternoon.
Harrington met Miss Gable while
both were working IN the relief
forces. aiding the saffercrs from fire
and earthquake. Il was love AZ first
sight and after they parted they cor
responded fof some time. The cor
rcapondonce resulted finally IN the
wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
LABOR PLANS BIG
DEMONSTRATION

PORTLAND. ore March al
To show the public that their sym
pathy g. with Samuel Gompere.
Prank Morrison and John Mitchell.
the labor leaders who were recently
convicted BY Judge Wright, and 20
protest against that conviction. the
labor unions % Portland have deeid-
Cd to participate IN a public demon
stration. AZ the weekly meeting Of
the Central Labor Council. a motion
that a parade be held on May was
unanimously carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
BROKER Is CHARGED
WITH SWINDLING

San FRANCISCO. Cal MArrh
2T.-Chief Of Police nfoadhcad. o.
Los Angeles. today asked the local
police 70 Try 20 apprehend Harry ID.
Brown. a broker. who. Brcadhead
said. was charged with swindling
Los Angeles people from whom he
obtained 925o.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
WRITES OBITUARY;
THEN TAKES LIFE

NEW YORK, March 27,-~Aftcr
carefully preparing "A long obituary
notice and handing Il in at the Of
flee OF the Herald Aquiiia Chase. a
son OF Gen. Daniel Chase and cou-
ain Of Salmon Z. Chase, secretary
OF the treasury under President Lin
coin, stepped out into Herald square
and killed himself.
In the notice which he loft for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
CRACK SAFE

M NnIfFH FffaF7
SAN FRANCisCo. March 27..-
Crsckamen wrecked the safe IN thc
office 81 the hay and grain ertah.
ilshmsnt Of Scott a Wagner. on fler-
~ a.. last night. and took tsi ~
cash and stamps 20 the value o. -
The robbers left behind them a jim
my several pieces % Fuse and a bot
tie which had contained nitro
giycerins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

shortly before n O'Clock the
archdeaeon. his wife and daughter
left the Savoy hotel They were
Immediately bounced upon by 3
half dozen newspaper men. 20 whom
they announced they were going
for a walk
On leaving The Savoy. the three
went AT once 10 the church They
arrived about 1880. Mr.. Aoh was
az his apartments in the rooms in
the Great Northern hotel. Fifth av.
and Main ST. where he has lodged
since arriving here Yesterday.
Mr. Aoki. az be left his hotel. was
IN the best Of spirits. and arrived
AZ Trinity Parish church at ll:t5
O'Clock.
Dr. Gowen lost no time in tying
the knot between the Saxon and
Oriental After pronouneing the
solemn words linking these two
lives. DR. G0wen extended his hand,
wishing them all the happiness In
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

MlDHDLETowN. N. ".
March 27.--''tfs's = ianatle. and
has never been legally sepArat.
ed from his former wife. He
led ne 70 believe that he had
been divorced"
Making this her excuse for
her sensational adventure with
her affinity" julia kuttner
Earle has brought suit Cor an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
ASK FIRE CHIEF
TO RESIGN

VICTORIA. March zIl--AH 3 re-
aulf OF complaints made By under
writers on this work ~ the fire de.
parfment ag tHe recent fire which
wiped out a block worth fi50.000.
4f1rs Chief Thomas Watson was
asked 70 resign a. q meeting Of the
fire Wardeua held last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
RUNAWAY GIRL
IS CAUGHT

OAKLAND. Cal. March n
Clara Renning. a ig.year.old girl
who ran away from her home IN
Minneapolis last week because of
her failure 10 pass a college exam.
lnafion. was taken into custody as
Lie allRhted from the overland train
here. and expresses her Willingness
10 return homo. Her father q veil.
TODD merchant Of Minneapolis, is
On has way 70 this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
Win lecture Sunday Fran

WIN Lecture sunday = Iranll
Draper Of Allegheny Pa, noted
lecturer on Bible SUBJECTS. win give
his lecture on "rho Rich Men OF
Jesus Parable" IN Christonsen'a
Broadway hail. next Sunday. March
81. at p. IN. The public Ia cordial
~ invited 70 attend this interesting
and instructive discourse. 10 witch
admission Is free.
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publication he spoke bitterly OF the
fact that hc had been unable 60 OBJ
tain employment In tho government
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
MEN AND WOMEN IN
ANGRY MOOD ARE
DESPERATE.

MERCER. "a. March q sur.
rounded by an angry. threatening
mob. which urnucceAnfnlly attempt.
ed e. hrcak through a Gordon OF
deputy ahefiffs and attack her. 8rn.
John u Boyle arrested Ia connec.
iioa win the recent kidnapping Of
syeaFold billie Whlsia 81 sharon.
was taken from the train 20 the
conuty bail shortly before noon To-
axy.
Although Mn Doyie'a features
we're shrouded In an impenetrahle
black veil. the crowd made DO mia
take IN ita object Of attack Men
and women Eurged about the dep.
ntieT and their prisoner. shouting
aud hhoting
~she ought 10 be iynchedI-
ehrteked aeman IN the throna.
irurfiedlately on all sides rose
mingled cries % Lynch heri
Lynch heri" from men and
women,
Trembling with fright the veiied
woman covered abjectly behind her
guards until placed in = conveyance
which took her To the jail.
Crowd Awaits
News on her arrival Of Mercer had
preceded the guards and their prie-
oneF 10 the Sail. and when the party
approached a great crowd was
awaiting them
klalf fainflng FROM fright, Mrs.
boyle waa carried from the vehicle
She had raised her veil slightly and
pressed q handkerchief 10 her Dyes
as though weeping
After tho party entered ne jail,
the police and deputies soon die.
peraed the mob Extra armed
guards we're stationed al the Jail
a. q precaution against any attempt
10 reach the prisoner Mrs. Boyle
was placed IN a hospital cell Of the
Jail. which had been especially
strengthened 20 resist an attack
from without
Mob Surrounds Train.
Sheriff Cum0ert said that when
the train on which he and his pria-
oner we're riding reached Butler, a
mob OF 1000 persons surrounded
the train. and number Of men
broke into the car They threat.
ened the woman and attempted to
attack her. but were driven out by
Cumbart and his men.
II was with difficulty that the
train pulled out OF the station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
Woman Tries 10 Escape.

PfTTsBURG, Pa. March 81 -
While being taken 10 the Mercer
county jail this morning Mrs. James
n. Boyle. accused OF kidnapping Bil.
lie Whitla. made a desperate at
tempt 10 elude the vigilance OF Sher.
iff Cumbert and jumping from the
train while Il was speeding at the
rate of 30 milea an hour.
Seeing the rear door OF the chair
car open. she suddenly jumped from
her seat and started for the plat.
form. A brakeman slammed tho
door in her face. but this did not
deter her. She wheeled swiftly Into
the lavatory. and was ia the act
Of opening window. preparatory to
leaplng out, when her guard caught
her and dragged her back into the
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
vINcENNEs, Ind. Mrs. u

WNcENNEs IndMrs Jessie Lee cuberson the bride Of three
suffering from carboc
finally died not the victim Of rival she took her life
hoping one
charged with her murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
Guards Double Watch.

After this sensational attempt TO
break away the watch on her was
doubled and every precaution was
taken 10 prevent her GLIDING Jus.
tlce. Mrs Boyle. who was known
m sharon by the nnmo Of Falkner,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

According 10 an article In a san
Francisco paper. Cannon lost HE
sunney on the race course lie was
ne nwner OF q race horse kno~n
a. Mar G. Clark. which was en-.
tered in a number of races At The
Meadows lass year. where Cannon
was frequently seen betting and
minxlinx With the crowd.
The same authority states that
% 10 the time be disappeared Can.
ron. while Hvina IA Berkeley. pat
fnnlzad the bookles AZ the knasFy-
Willie track
The alleged fugitive has handled
sanse ~ the largest buiidinw con
fsnets In the cify Besides sfeetink
The cathedral. ts ala a lot e work
snf 1Auaea A Aeore. % the Aoere
Investment cumf4uy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
NEWS BULLETINS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES careful
bill Contrary
lief. there have been few amendm made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

@cannoK arrived 90 Berkeley twp
ard half month"; ago from Seattle
re was accompanied By A y
Hofue and man 70 Year, old nam
~ Il. A. Olson. When Cannon left
Helus went wlsh him. but Olson ia
sfIil IN Berkeley. WORKING ga Ander-
soma grocery store at Grove =. and
Harkefey NAY 9iK weeks ago Airs
CannDn and the boys came from the
n0rfh
In Berkeley Cannon represented
himself a. q contractor engaged on
N0rk IN Eddy -. Gan Franeiseo. On
fhhf Representatives. q r. reported
that ne bunkoed 4 man named Rob
snHgn ont Of sum Of money and
secured 500 from a San Francisco
bank affache nam~d Nelson
nPinkerton dstectIves have been
watching the house since cauuon'a
disappearance but 10 no purpose.
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III IL stated that he borrowed some
nsx snns from the iocai banks on
his explanation that he had s9s.-
eae buildins contract 10 san FRAN
cisco.
When Inquiries were naae ~ The
Cannon horne to-day. 4 was explain
I'd ffat > T. Cannon bad heen xpne
~ some time. tn8t the family did
n<< know where be MAS and that
! brother. W. H. Cannon. was oc-
eupyfnw the house. The brother -
afze j contractor. but could not ee
seen for q statement today.
Al article from one q the San
Francisco papers states N part
~CAnnon was warned % leave
perhesey hi bis brether 81 Seattle
Re isff Friday March ~. TIVE days
later his vlfs and two sons. aged II
and liz. also Departed. Their has-
gage was checked through 81 Los
Anrnlea Several days after Cannon
1eft enc Berkeley place y postal card
was delivered there. u was from
Seattle and was typewriter and
said ALLEN il after your HIDE 50
i she first bank. A Friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
WAsHINoToN--It 70 oIrculaea I'M

WAsHN0ToN-Tt oirculaed
Mississippi
harh The
batoshp anchored the harbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

Los notwithstanding Sc 900 bond Commits
schenc Indicted for bribery by the jury
leased from jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27

CUTIE Mont-JudEe superior today dc
a who his life
part could life insuranc money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
J. |. CANNON MYSTERIOUSLY
MISSING FROM THIS CITY
BIG CONTRACTOR HAS
LEFT FOR PARTS
UNKNOWN.
Story of Money Lost on
Races and Shortage
Is Told.

] /. Cannon. the contractor who
erected the blk Catholic cathedral
and one ot the best known build
eFs In this city. l. reported % have
seft for parts unknown. leaving un-
satisfied notes and debts behind
him aggregating between s9e. 0e0
sna $4,000.
Seattle banks. the National Sure
t. company aud the Pinkertons are
said 10 have been on the trail OF
Cannon for the past two weeks
with the intention 81 ctfectlng his
arrest and prosecution for obtain.
ms money under false prctenses.
Gone Since February.
Efforts 20 obtain information
about Mr. Cannon develops the fact
that he has nos been in the eity
sine1 Fehruary. that he has not
been az his home. az 1901 Fifth av
y N. since late In January. and
that neither bis friends nor reia
tises are aware Of his present
whereabouts
Information reaching this eity.
tAAAFNt N1AAtA n tatAtaAaA& 2" w ht*+ ~
facet that Cannon has probably gone
10 Mexico with his family having
ieff hts last knewn residence. 1903
Grove 81. Berkeley, about March
II
Several local banks are said to
have been victimlxcd BY Cannon.
muaone them the First National
hank. which Ii reported 70 have
i04nad the contractor so goo on
worthless notes Meme uf the bank
ofElrlais could BE- seen this after
noon 10 ether deny W affirm this
report
Tho National Surety company
wAs on Cnnnons bond for ss.nso
On c0airhet which he "a alleged
h. hnre defanlted. AZ the time he
left Seattle Cannon r. declared 10
have had a contract with spark.
mar & Mclean. of this city. which
h did NOT compefe
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intended Going 70 Victoria.

Up Until s.i5 THIS morning the
marriage party intended going 10
Victoria Shortly after O'Clock the
archdeacou. Mira Emery aud her
daughter breakfasted In the savoy
grill
Later they repaired TO their room.
After eating his breakfast, the
archdeacon awaited word from
Aoki The time set for departure
for the Canadian side was $40.
YamatHra rushed into the Savoy
hotel az the last moment and en-
gagged IN secret conference with the
archdeacon
In the suite occupied By the party
IL was planned 10 have the Wedding
performed in Seattle Accordingly,
Archdeacon Emery, accompanied
BY Aoh's representative. went 10
the court house and secured the
license. DR. Gowen IVES immedi-
atciy notified and the wedding set
for noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-27
Girl Is Afraid.

1tlA - FtIF4i9-
Miss Emery all during the mora
Ing was nervous. She was afraid.
Fear lurked ia her eyes as she
passed through the streets OF the
city. The trio. consisting OF Arch
deacon Emery. his wife and daugh-
ter. walked from the Savoy to
James 81, where they took the car
20 Eighth av. and James St. where
the church Is located All through
this journey the three kept casting
furtive glancea about them. as IL
fearing momentarily a demonstra-
ton on the part OF irate citizens.
This apprehension sim existed
after the ceremony was performed.
Miss Emery, as she left the church.
tried hard TO smile. hug with poor
success. She did not appear 20 be
overly happy, but Il is thought her
attitude is due more 10 fear OF those
OF her own nationality, than OF de-
sire TO back down.
Bride and Groom Separate.
On leaving the church. Mr.. Aokf
went 10 his rooms in the Great
Northern His wife. accompanied
by her parents, went TO the savoy.
Plans for the immediate future de-
pend entirely upon circumstances
revolving upon the attitude OF Sc
attic and this section OF tho
state Of Washington. A trip 10 Vic
toria has been planned Today Mr..
Aold stated he did not care par
ticularly where they went
In discussing the question OF pub
lie sentiment here today. Mr.. Aoli
said
Aokl Makes Statement.
Il have been given to understand
that the feeling against intermar-
riage OF my people with your cOun-
trywomen Is not so radical here as
81 the South. Certainly We have
not been molested yet. aud l do not
believe we will be. have many
friends here aud on the coast They
are not all Japanese. At least, the
Americans have met in Seattle
have proven friendly to me I have
my family here in this country and
many relatives. I wish 60 thank tho
people of Seattle for their courtesy
to me, or perhaps | should rather
say TO my wife.
~ DO not care 20 state Just what
my ultimate plans are. IN fact, we
have not decided as yet We have
considered a trip TO Victoria. and
may possibly eventually 60 70
Japan"
Events, exciting aud strenuous.
have marked the flight OF the
Emerys and Aold in an endeavor
TO perfect their plans for the mar
nage From tho time they loft
their home at Cote Madre. Cal. Nm.
an crossing the Washington border
.a@-.r--.a--s-.--4a.
Continued on Page seven)
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Showers Tonight and Sun I
j day Light South Winds.
/ A ~ 4 ~ 4 - 4 -