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iteaung mclde bis gum 6. Hopenlber
houcrt mo utter Den Nuipisien Der
nMorplonb WboleiuIe Grocer Milo,
ciotiou" obgcbalten miro, cr0iinct.
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eihfoh mo bcItono bulpti1dlid IN
elmer N%uiprode bes WoporS. Bon
bclltc an miro Die N~uSitCQu1a tGelid)
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lott.
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fucld)c BORT nit &unit9as I'M Scrgleid
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mcillcS Nufiehen crregcu.
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oltsgcItellt boben mo MuIter lue0.
ld)enfenL linb: y&coolep Chocolate
Gu" o@chciicc 5000 g." McGor.
mid 4 So, vWtorplonb Biscuit g."
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Soucr Grtract Co." .@osmnn Sin.
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Willing Co." o9obco supporting
Co." 2euis elmer Sons, Battle
Glecf Sure 5000 Co." Williorl
Wolttc So, o@oroincr 9nirp."
"@anfoIbo Canning &c." nMonti.
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Wiahinc So"
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GERS NIIociotion" limo: Sorrp 6.
Sropc, &rGiibcnt; gnorcp Setter
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0tcG. Grippe, Inunlt.
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f6en Sdirmonnt.9loerf uno Sdpette'S trdbe;
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Ylnbe tdalid uno Sonntag. Widn rtebrie 0dir'
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gu erfraeer bel
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(MnrsI1 .G&G--) Nm BIdbe.
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Waltimure Mnrft6clidltc.

Baltimore, %. Sttober 1909.
Wcbl. - 3ufubr 1874 SGiier.
cinihlieBlid) $3.50 Saiier SIT 2oc,lt'
Huint.
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on Der r.a6erie, Elm Uepiert 6fiIid bon
SarforosSiodo. an Notwithstanding. prod tcone
fieine Sarrten bon 1 biz 6 -ader. iese nit ooer
ebre @ebhttae. gacit an Srt nno Stene ieeci'
3aR mno Suintaa. MeHerfhmiot. 24 Ct.
*au1str: 2eIepbone: q. Raul 1860.
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duie anf Der bicfieen eheften
86rie.
B CALL

Northern Central I'm. .........i 1861
100 Npribert Central 8b t06
20 eonfoiioation Goal o.........t 02l.
40 NorfoIf ab II. eight. .......... 1855
100 aueriean BOMBING 60 ..,....., n !!
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IaTe 5mr 3eiie in's Nnslanb be.
iprataG. @aime, Rr. Ala, Df-@nlti.
inoreitrafe, uabc Gnftom Spnle ASe.
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Seutigc ShluBrote:

Soter. 3uflibt I195 WuIed,I ;
olts Den elepotorcn 5uriidge3oeell
6311 9uidel; Glcpotoren Yorrotb
490,530 YtldeI.
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8urmnn- Iucnnc.
6pdi, gcinnb uno trudeu.
1890 Siud Mrits 9aitimur ire Strasc.
Smtfden Saltirurc. nnn Sugettc.S .rpbe.
&erfinurcn Gle Mot, oiele feirct 5lpeiitbGi
gen Sduier 81 heidtigeit, MODERN in ieoeI
Siltftft: nit Ib5lgsfunul Srairaae ~berfeber
aepilnftcrtcri SfrG6e ~t,leaei; Hie6riae aiilcrt
Staten; aoitCnpreis Der Sauier $3.50: @runol
sins $50 pro Sabr. 9Senoen Sic fi6 al
SamrS Gceltl,
(Utnt24. I&S-) un Grt tnb etcne.
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3m p%crfanfcn,

Sn pertauien:
$500 fnufen ods SuuS 9tr. 1881, GinesStr..
in autem 3uitanoe, gtnd6ufraeen an Srt NM
Strlc. (29S-30D
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@F Sticff.gianu, poIfc Srbbc; SfoIens
v EJ bolSs Sebdufe: ipie ttei.
atiefi-9 Huro '2i6crtp' Str.
(297-303)
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Seuftae Sd,lubrote.

IT. OHTHVt VIIu1tI
ans Den eleoatoren ;uriifge5ogen
1904 Vnidel; elepotoren 8orrotb
1912 guidel.
Snltige Sblnbrote:
Nr. = lpcitliher Hosgen. SO1A-si
Mr. 2 Hoggen 70 so
81 Sdden, ie nod G.uo.
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Tcrloll0t bon Den EItpoi0rcl 1888
Tuidel; Glcpntorcn . Iorrotb 49,.
1872 Ultidle(.
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Wci5cn. - 3uillhr 36,125 0ll.
libel; %eriunot BON ben Glcpotoren
90,Ol7 Nuldtl; elcpatoren . 8orrotb
6St 595 QuSd,rf
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Vcrlnnat:
@ine ineibe a1din, I'm rad Gatonsoiae Su
aeben. 9iadJufrueeu Dor 10 ooer nab . llbr
in Nr. 1915, R%pro.Gnlucrt. straRe. (209-300)
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8erlanst Srancn nnb Iabdcn.


9crlnngt:
Sin bentfhes Mdoden brauht Mot @neitfh
5i %fpred1en. I'M uufs Sdno 3i gebeu ais Stuts
mermibdben, Gdberin NIB eiuert. HeIten dnas
ben su beani1thtigcu. Nuh3ufraaet Sienitua,
ben 20. Gftober, 8pitDtn 9 uro ubr. IN Wr.
2ft, Et.gioble-S trufc. (299)
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3n ~oerfanfen.

C0nn-Nutumatci ~. 1ioniuu, ale g%ieuernrs
0OOO gen, ipiuie - Holen Noten. Bar
gditi.
Sticfi-9 Worn 2ibcrtDs ctr.
(207-3O3
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Wcrluu1t:
Sin Saltsntdoden; @Upfeblutee1 %crioroers
lid. atndb3ufragen 8ipiiten 4 urth 7 ubr Nbos.
in 9r. 2309. MISUNDERSTANDING. (299-30D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
OH, Get AN ALMANAC, WILLIS!

Prof willis L. Moore. chief
weather shark are the elements
e%onapiring 20 make him lose hia
job7
Looks that way Three times out
OF four he hung out tho "nrite and
are sign Tor presidential luauRus
raiions. then turned around and
gave out weather that set presidents
and diplomats and office holders
and common citizens biting their
nails TO keep from auyinR anything
worse.
Prof Mooro'n bad Enoaa this year
whom he promised sunshine To Pres
ideut Taft. only 90 give him the
worst day IN the history of the cap
ltal o%cllpaea what happened az Nc
kinley'a second Inauguration, IN
1901.
Il vas IN 1901 that Prof Moore let
everybody rome ont Ia their new
millinery, their ahincst gold lace
and handsoment plumca. on his pre-.
diction Of sunshine, then gave a
combination at rain. hail and SNOW,
together and Ia turns. that ruined
$50. 600 worth Of costumes and an
ineaumable amount OF sweet dis.
positions.
Prof Moore IL Sc. and has been IN
the signal and weather service
since he was 20. tie worked up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
STATE NEWS

Tacoma-Chria Nation. missing for
weeks has been located IN san
Francisco according 90 reports roe
eeiYed to-day. His case 80 q mys-
terry
Ta~smm--His mind unbalanced by
the loss u ttso and hia viii power
shattered hy excessive drinking
oscar Larson hurled himself boz front
of . train late yesterday ana death
WnH instantaneous
Tacoma-JudFe @ ~ Hauford has
opened Tire regular federal court
Mahtan-rhc plant ~ the Nation
Chronicle was destroyed ~ fire yes
tsfday on the sixth anniversary.
Editor paclus had just eompletsd the
nnal payment The plant VIII be re-
crniraiia-Eieven men took eleven
hours ln Bringing Mrs Mnuas
g. sFmhu from Harmony g this city
Tor an operation 90 save her gife
nreta~Ftoa-The city council has
spokaae=kafl HQsfslstarsur will
taka he Spokane CHORAL society 80
The AiaEka-A ukon-f Pacific exposition
on Spokane Say
AnacoFt~s-Arfang~ments ara al
ready being mafs for special sHeur-
siens 20 Seattle durinE The exposi-
uIym yaa-Two bills By Senator
Cnfteriil. providing Tor the appro~
ufInfton - tafn zoe fer ths bulldog
- q ship canal between Lake Uuion
and Puget sound. were passed ~
tha house late yesterday
Anarortss-Tht citizens have do
mated a site faF q public library to
cosf sgh.ee0
Nasy Sard. ruGsf Noand - Gem
mamarF O. n Aioeuw. ordnance Of
VIII 30 succeeded by Command
81 AZ Johnston. ~ Galveston
nefitnahsm--filneaa caused BY the
death 81 her husband. a pioneer. hRR
resulted To- fhr death 81 Mrs Alice
MU-nmN Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
BEQUEATHS SIS.
FOR A

A evidence Of the great love
and esteem which he held for the
city 81 Seattle. Mgr. Prefoutaine
iu his last viii and testament b..
queathed 10 Daniel Kelieher the
sum Of 81. 700 % be used IN tho
erection Of a public fountain pref
erably at Prefuun,aina place
IN all. the estate OF Mgr. prefou
talne amounted TO SIS. 000. divided
a. follows To hts niccea Miss
Mary Roae Pause ana Miss Alex
audra Dubuc. $1,000 each, to his
sod6anghtcr. Dellma Rasleot,
g. 1900; 10 the Sisters % the Holy
Names All Of hia books and library.
and 1000. 20 Providence hospital
$1,000. to the House Of the Good
Shepherd. 1000. 10 tbs mission.
ary sisters 81 the sacred Heart 81
Jesus. 1900, "a bishop Ouea
81 GOO The instrument was alkn,
"a February 10, 1905. and wna wit.
messed BY Louise } Lyon. Leland
Headland and Daniel kellgher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
Fat s s"a OIFectolre

The coming seaeo will be a hard
one Tor fat ladies. The directOire
mode lndorgers already lift scorn-
ful eyebrows at such a plebeian-
ism as buigy hips. Fat. IN short,
wheresOever Il may be deposited,
has merited great condemnation
and Is anathema. IN Chicagoeae.
it's got 10 20.
Many miads-many methods.
T. Exercise. 2. DietlnR 3. Wor-
rying. T. Tight IacinR 3 Mar
mola All these are suggested, but
not al should be adopted. For in
stance. ] and 2 are not easy, while
3 and 4 are not hyRienic. Thus
we set them on one sidp and con
slider Marmola.
What IL III A harmless powder
obtainable Of any good druggist.
which. when mixed with y ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and az ounces Peppermint Water
aud taken after meals aud at bed
time. will. without causing any in
ner disturbances or outward flesh
wfinklings. reduce the excens flesh,
propOrtionately and uniformly. II TO
10 ounce a day-Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
WILL BUILD TORPEDO
BOATS IN SEATTLE

WASHINGTON. March i0-By
u P-The navy department has
signed contracts for two submarine
boats to be known Ms the Pickerel
and the Skate. 20 be constructed BY
the Moran company % Seattle, for
use In Pacific waters. Those boats
viii be somewhat larger than tho
Octopus type and the latest models
Of the kind, although the detailed
plans are a secret OF the navy de
partment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
BALkENGER IS TIE
FRIEND OF WEST

WAsHlNGTON, March JOY
u p Advocates Of The railroad
which ~ H. Hartman has promised
10 build through Central Oregon. by
way Of the DeGcbutoa canyon have
found a champion in Richard Bal.
inGor the new secretary Of the
interior
The cattlemen and farmers la the
vast territory 10 be- affected by the
railway recently prenaed the rail.
road wizard for some definite
statement regarding his plans tie
replied through hts agents IN Orc.
Ron that all blame for delay rested
with the interior department az
Washington, 90 little progress, II
any, had been made in the way Of
approving plans for the nghtof.
way in the Deachutca canyon.
Secretary Ballinger declared 10.
day that the application for n
rightof way would be examined and
passed upon within a very short
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
" Coal Miners Strike Next mon,h
International Agreement VIII
Keep Foreign Workers From Be-
ing Strike. Breakers.
BY PETER POWER.

Tho dispatches announcing the
reduction Of wages among those
iron and steel workers employ I'd
on \ percentage or aiding scale
basis. following the cut IN prices
ordered BY the United States Steel
corporation, do not tell the whole
story.
The wages Of The workers not
employed under the percentage
aystem will also be- reduced ou May
4. and perhaps sooner
II IL unlikely that there wlil be
a general strike inauEufated In tho
trust mlilH From 80 inception the
trust has antagoulEcd organisation
among lta employees. and 10 success
ful has been this opposition that 20
day not more than 80 per cent Of the
trust operatives are ia unions,
The most effective Of the trnnt's
plans 10 hinder organization was
the disposal 81 stock ut special ratios
70 to thousands % wufkem Many
purchased stock through fear 81 los
ms their jobs. and others because
they believed ~ would be a good IN.
veatmsns
70 sven the union men wiil heal.
tate 20 strike against a wage reduc
ton for fear ~ losing their 1ohr
and Investments. Seine 90 tho or.
Ranlfcd workers arp already being
assured that n they stick 70 the
truat they win be- assured steady
employment. ard that the reduction
viii probably be restored ne soon AZ
the trust drives certain Of is com.
pstiicrn from the open market and
ia able % ndvance pricea
No matter what the outcome may
be nf the various move on the iron
and steel chesshnard ~ che present
time. the tcna Of. thousands Of work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
BRUNT OF STEEL WAR WILL FALL
ON WORKERS, SAYS MR.. POWER

ers viii bear The brunt Of tho indus
trial battle. Il Is ia the homes 0f
the toilers II ~ the women and chill
dFen ~ the working class. who viii
feel the iron heel more severely
than the gentlemen higher ~. who
are manipulating the cards,
II there ie n miners strike Ia the
anthracite region the FIRST 81 next
month, which scent probable, the
operators need not expect to secure
many strike breakers IN Europe.
whore the miners are pretty thor
oughly organized
Tho miners Of this country have
entered into a combination with
their fellow workers IN Europe. and
the officials on both hemlapheres
are Keeping la touch with one an.
other On Industrial matters
The musicians have just perfect
cd 4 similar international organ
izatloD. aud n the "fddler walk
cat OF the New York theatres. as
has been threatened. there will be
nothing doinR IN importing artists
for the pFchestras from Germany.
Italy nohomla OF any other coun.
trs.
Now the iron moldcrs aud the
elnthlng workers are moving In the
Same direction. The custom tAii0ra
have already voted 10 join an in
teFnauonal combination.
The Retail Clerks International
Protective association has started
out 10 improve the conditions Of the
PIN maney wuFkcra. the clerks
Nho g. not have 70 work. but are
behind counters merely for rastime.
Secretary Morris of the union.
whoas headquarters ere IN Denver.
declares that many prominent -
ciety ladies have rallied 10 the
cause
Prom every nook and corner u
civilization. says he. therc have
eumec responses o. our request for
assistance from women leaders for
the eradication o. the crying evil
Of the u~nderpald clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
CASE:
DRAGGING
ARGUMENTS WILL CONTINUE
ALL THIS WEEK-ooEs
TO JURY NEXT WEEK.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March To-
by u. P@Dosplto the fact that the
jury which has listened 10 the owl
dence IA the trial ~ Col Duncan
Cooper Robin Cooper and John -.
Sharpe. charged with the murder
Of Senator Carmack. have asked
that the case be hurried. az spring
sowing time IL fast approaching.
there 10 little likelihood that the
case will go 90 the jury this week
job Garner began his argument
Tor the state today and the aFgu.
menta have been and Will be Of
such length that the Jury hardly
viii receive the case before next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
LInEL piLL

SACRAMENTO, Cal March TO-.
ny ~ P-ur0ve L. 1ohnaon'a Grim.
tnai libel bill directed at newspaper
publishers, yesterday afternoon was
placed on file and today the
word has gone forth that the author
Of the has been Informed
that n he pushes hlr bill he will do
&c az the risk of having other bills
which he has introduced sent down
20 defeat by the powers that be,
which Just now are against the libel
hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
WOMAN SUES FOR DIVORCE
But HUSBAND GETS IT

property. stirling was awarded the
custody Of their only child,
Tho divorce proceedings stirred
society IN the British isles. owing
60 the prominence OF those involved.
In her complaint Tor divorce. Mrs.
stlrling alleged intimacy between
her husband and Mrs. Athcrton, a
famous Engllsh beauty.
Stirling In turn charged his wifo
with intimacy with Lord North.
land Mrs stirling alleged that her
husband and Mrs. Atherton con.
epired 20 throw her and Lord
Northland together so that they
might pursue their own intrigue.
This charge was not upheld by the
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
MAN is SHOT AT
CLOSE RANCE

TACOMA March iomH 49, u p
Advancing toward Eugene n fatti,
son, head salesman Tor the II N.
Richmond Paper company, G. =.
krtatornun 20 years old, pulled "a
loaded revolver from his pocket and
fired once az close range az Patti-
son, about 9 so o'clock last evening
BEFORE kriHtrrHon could take de-
Hibernate aim, the salesman brushed
the mNniAc'a arm aside and tie bui-
let went Wide OF It's mark Before
iNriatcrnon could recover. pnttison
struck him a blow IN the face. fell
Ina him % the sidewalk and thun
dssarmed him. krlstcraon " IN Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
ETHEL BARRYMORE
TO WE'D R. C. COLT

ntsTON March ie-hy T. p
Mit4 Ethel barrymore IL to be mar
ued here NEXT Sunday 10 Russell
Grinwpld Colt eldest sou Of Col
Samuel r Colt. president 81 the
United States Rubber company and
Of the Industrial Trust company Of
prspdepce. r. / Mr. Colt Is 70
AID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

for this appointment Va view Of the
fact that Judge Hanford halls from
that city.
MF Mccormick contends that "
would be bad taste and had politics
60 appoint the additional Judge II m
Seattle He believes some Tacoma
man will be- appointed II u should
develop. however. thht Tart win not
name a Tacoma man, W Peters %
Seattle s. mentioned as a likely ap.
potnter. because he is a Yale man.
and TAFT Il said TO have strong liking
Tor graduates of his own college.
However Y appointment ~ 20 - 60
Seattle. Senator Piles VIII exert his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
USED HORSE MEAT
FOR HIS SAUSAGE.

CHICAGO. March 10 10y u. y.
The success Of Butcher j. j.
Schmidt IN selling sweet tasting
sauHagca led HIS business rivals re-.
Gently % closely examine his
product. which resulted IN the dis
covery that the thrifty butcher had
been using the meat ~ the humble
horse IN auRmenting his output
Schmidt today stands convicted Of
selling diseased horse flesh. but
VIII appeal for n new trial The
penalty n set ~ one year IN jail
and q fine OF $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
BRIEFS BY WIRE

parfs-The announcement has
been made % the engagement Of
Nnrinl White. daughter 81 the
American Ambassador go Count
Herman schrrr-Thcsa q the Prgs-
sian Cutraaafors
Jan~an, Aia.hn-Ed HaHsy, ~
vIrtud ~ participation IN the IA
mnu keystone riots ~ Valdez last
summer. has been sentenced % Ne
manthn n faii here 4 motion Cor
a fehuaFinK was denied
HsrrtsaurH - II has just been
learned thai ~ft-Ysnr~uld Hoee
Cohen was BY mistake operated upon
az the local hospital Tor appendicitis
Instead 81 bnvinK haF tunAilh cut
New NeF&=The keel % tie Plur-
ia, the rev style prsadnkught was
laid yesterday
I~inssIn. Neb-Mra Ruth Bryan
feevltt he's secured a divorce
Gtflsffe. Wye-Edward Smith. a
ons-Rrmea marshal at MooFcFoft
neat here, today shot and killed
Herman Halcpmh a bartender. dur.
inE a quarrel over a wuman Smith
was arrested
n. EAa...a n ~. -
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AmusFMFnrs.

Moore Stubborn Cinder.
ella"
Grand The Kerry Cow"
Seattle The Belle Of Rich.
mond
Lois Merely MARY Ann
Ofpheum Vaudeville.
Pantages- Vaudeville.
5tar-Naudeyille.
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SENSATIONAL CASE m ENG.
LlsA SOCIETY is AT
LAST DECIDED.

EDINBURGH March 10Y u.
P.-judge Guthrie today granted
John Stirling an lnterlocutory de-
cree ~ divofce from his vito. Clara
Elizabeth Stirling. 10 whose suit
for divorce Stirling filed a cross
petition Mrs stirling was for.
merly an actress IN Washington,
u c.
Under the Scotch law, Mira
Stirling loses all title 60 hor mar.
rtag0 settlement while stirling
can claim an interest IN nia wito'e
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sympbony Concert.

Society turned out en- mnsse 10
attend the nfth concert given by
the Seattle Symphony a. the First
Presbyterian church last night
Archibald W. Sessions. a brilliant
young OFeanist. was heard in sew.
eral good numbers, The offering
under the leadership OF Director
Kegrize. was automatically re-
ceivcd.
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Merely. but we sell q particular
paint for each particular purpose.
and we give you free for the asking
a book on the selection and use
Of paints. Call and get II, and look
at u bargains In wall paper.
Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co.
1914 First Ave.
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ID I'D Handsome HuIdIna.

IN pursuance Of ~ usual plan Of
erecting fine buildings a. expoai.
lions. the Grand Trunk Pacific will
build a replica Of the Parthcnon at
Athens. At the Mp. The site 20
be- occupied ~ 50x50 and adloins
the Canadian building. Exhibits
from the district reached by the
Grand Trunk road viii be- placed
on exhibition, and motion pictures
will be shown of the scenery along
the riRhtof way.
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WASHINGTON. March i0-Rear
Admiral spcrry, who took the great
h~attlcehip fleet around the world
from san Francisco, hauled down
hia flag a. commAnderin-chief OF
the Atlantic squadron Monday. hav.
ing been relieved from duty at his
own request.
Rear Admiral Scaton Schroeder,
who had been appointed 20 relieve
Sperry. at once hoiated his own
flag aud took command. Admiral
Schroeder was In charge Of the
third division Of battlcships on the
memorable cruise Il IL believed
that his tenure will be but tempo
rary, aud that Rear Admiral Rich.
erd Wainwright will take command
before the summer Ia over.
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Influence 10 have his luw partner
pouworth. appointed bunworth
while here made strong appeals FOR
the Job
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Luna Park Natatorium opens
Saturday. March rs. Take car or
ferry Cars leave %Interurban dpoot
and boats foot 81 Marion. sss