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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

extra shorts, tit.50: clear ribs. $3.50; short
clears, S1L57h. Pacon tboSed), unchanged;
extra shorts, $3.50: clear ribs, sl250; short
clears 3i261M.
POULTRY-ouiet; chickens. iliac; springs,
iSd23o; turkeys, 1ld1pke. ducks, Sc;
geese, &c
BUTTER-Hgher' creamery, nd2sAo.
EGGS-Higher, 1sAc, case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, June s.-(speciaI Tele-
market steady; beeves, 500; fat cows, heif-
ers, 3AOOG6.OO; feeders, $4.5Od5.S 5; yearlings,
SO. 0065. 00.
HOGS-Receipts, 200; market steady;
81. 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, June S.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened quiet at
unchanged prices 10 a decline OF 8 points
I'm sympathy with the French market, which
was unchanged TO Ac lower. Business was
quiet and the markets showed little fea-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

AND FEEDHRl

HOGS-The hog market was fairly active
this morning, when the trade was once
underway, at prices that were
from strong to sc higher. In fact, II would
be safe TO quote the market as much as &c
higher on the larger proportion OF the
desirable loads. The hogs sold largely at
81. 26@7.60, and on up as high as S7.B for
the best loads. There was a free movement
as noted above, and pretty much every
thing had changed hands by IL o'clock in
the morning,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
New York Mining stocks.
Bank C~learings.
WnnI Market

OMAHA, June S.-Bank clearings for to-
day were 81, lS5, 25s.5O and for the CORE
spending date last year S1,602, SAL. 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

LONDON. June S.-American securities
opened nominally within a fraction of
ian Pacific advanced. but the rest of the
list eased off and at noon the tone was I'M
certain with prices u higher to = lower
than yesterdays New York closing.
Inndnn closing Rtncka.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

General rains have continued throughout
the corn and wheat region during the last
twenty-four hours. Excessive falls oc-
CURED at points in Kansas, Missouri and
Illinois. L. A. WELSH,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

ST. LOUIS, June S-WHEAT-Firm;
track, Ne red, cash. n.654l.66 No. 2
hard, u.HalS7i July, hlSAi September,
N.l9A.
CoRN-L.owef: track. No. 2 cash, 7sha
74c; No. 2 white, 76c; July, I2Ae; septem-
Der, 69Ac.
oATs-Lower; track, No. 2 cash, 57a5THc;
No. 2 white. 5SA@60c; July. bc; Septem-
Der, ASAc.
RYE-Nominal, &c.
FlOUR-Unchanged; red winter patents.
@OQT.W; extra fancy and straight, S.75q
eco; hard winter clears, AT565I0.
SEED-Timothy, N.60d32A
CORNMEAL-$3M
III.
HAY-Quieti timothy. siAOOGi7.5O; prairie,
Si0O0dl20.
BAGGING-Thc.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PRoVIStONS-Pork steady, tobhinE
uss7h. lard, higher, prime steam, Sll2o9
u.o Dry salt meats (boxedQ, unchanged;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
and
Cattle Lower-HOgS, Sheep and
Lambs steady TO strong.

CHICAGO, Tune S.-CATTLE-Receipts,
$500 head; market 5d1Oc lower: steers,
$5.EOq725 cows, t4.0q5.25; heifers, 5000
500; bulls, So. 7515.25; calves, $S.0oq5,6o;
stockers and feeders, s9.S09b.50.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; steady to
strong; choice heavy, s7.75@7S2ps; butchers.
$.65Q7.SO: light mixed. SES0Q7. 4o; choice
light, $7.4Od7.50; packing, $L6GQ7.5O; pigs,
IS. 25d7.O0; bulk of sales, SFg7.65.
SHEEP, AND LAMBS-Receipts, 10000
head; steady TO strong; sheep, S3.75q6 80;
lambs, sl50as.2 %; spring lambs, S.5OQ9.oO;
yearlings, SO. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

TOLEDO, June s SEEDS = Glover,
March, $50; No. 2. 500; No. 8, $500; re-
jected, $3.50; no grade, S5.25. Timothy,
prime, $3.50. Alsike, prime $500; August,
81, 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Milwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,, June s.-WHEAT-No. /
northern, $LS; No. 2 northern, $1S5; July,
81. 1917 119% .f-t.
OATS-53%@5sc.
BARLEY-Sample, 791EdS0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Kan.as city Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, June S.-WHEAT-Un-
changed; No. 2 hard, $L38a1.45; No. 3 hard.
81. s6a1,4 AZ; No. 2 red, $L46q1.66; No. 8 red,
81. 4SH1.53.
No. 5 mixed, 72h@72hc; No. 2 white, i3kc;
No. 8 white, 7SQ73hc.
OATS-Unchanged; No. 2 white, 5916le;
No. 2 mixed, 57I5Sc.
RYE-S2nSbc.
HAY-vncnahgsd TO 25c to 81 lower;
choice timothy, SlS.00dl3b0; choice prairie.
81. 75q12.O0; choice alfalfa. H4.75616.75.
BUTTER-CreRmery: Extra, 24lkc; firsts.
22kc; seconds, 20lAc; packing stock. 1sc.
E-GGS-Extras, 21hc; firsts. l9he; current
receipts, lsc; seconds and dirties. 1sIkc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu........ss..s.s--.s.1O'W0 DUN
Corn, NiUN
Oats, blu ...,..""-".. o,WO 9,c0
Options at Kansas City:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
FOREIGN

LONDON. June S-Money was in strong
demand on the market today for settle
ment purposes. The Stock exchange set
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Articles. Open. High. low, ! close, YOs'y.
Omnhn cam PrIcen

WHEAT-No. 2 hard, S1.SoQlS2; No. 3
Rard. M.S1Sl s5@, No. Z hard, 'I2Oal21' No
CORNING. 2. G9h96shc; No. 3, 6sAc; No.
a. osAe; No: 2 yellow, 69tho; No. 3 yellow,
o9Aqd914e; No 2 white. 7Oh@71c; No. 3
white, 70hd70Ac.
OATS-N0 slmixsd. 55d65zc; No. white,
5ygy6,sc, No 4 white, sac; standard, 56hc.
IYE-No. z, SOgStc; No. 3, 7~9dp7g;hc.
Car LOAf ReeefnRa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
nuIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH, June s.-wHEAT-July, S.sOM;
September. $1.115s; No. 1 northern, NS2h;
No. 2 northern, H.3215.
OATS-56d5Ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
OMAHA DISTRICT
AVERAGES.

. Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 5 a. m. / Not Included
In ayaraUaE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. June S-COTTON-Fu-
ust, 1O.SSc; September, 1O.7Sc; october, I076c;
December, 10.79c; January, N.75c; March,
0.76c.
Spot, closed quiet. 10 points lower; mid
ding uplands, n,S5c; middling gulf, 11.6oc;
no sales.
GALVESTON, Texas, June s.-CorToN
Steady; l0Ac.
NEW ORLEANS. June s-coTToN-
Spots were quiet and steady; low ordinary,
1S-l6c. nominal; ordinary, Sc, nominal;
low middling, 10 5-16c; middling, l0Ac; good
middling, nhc; middling fair, 11tc. Re-
ceipts, 3,0l5 bales; stock, $50, 3OS bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

NEW YORK, June S.-ENAPORATED
APPLES-Market is reported firm. with
fancy quoted at Sk49hc, choice at 1N6Sc,
prime at 6hqTc and common to fair at
546c. .,...
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes are quiet. with
quotations ranging from 2hq1lthc for Cali
fornia fruit and from &c to &c for Oregons,
50-60s to 20-30s. Apricots are quiet n
somewhat unsettled In tone, with choice
quoted at 10d104c, extra choice at 1ohW
10%c and fancy at 116l3c. Peaches are dull,
at 6hd6&c and fancy at 7ashc. Ralsins
are firm, with loose muscatel quoted at
3h694Jkc, seeded at 4A96hc, seedless. at
3Nn5hc and London LAYERS at N.1bnlO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

showers Probably wednesday and
slightly Warmer.

CA1FNs June y AWs
During the last twenty-fovf hours show
ers have continued In the notthwest. noun
tain districts, the central valleys, and east
over the lake region and eastern states.
Rams continue this morning in the north
west, and are scattered over the central
valleys, and are general In the lake region,
upper Ohio valley, and eastern states.
Heavy ralnfalls occurred at points in Kan
sure Is highest north OF the great lakes,
and Is relatively high along the entire
northern boundary. A depression that
overlies the southwest will probably move
northeast to the central valleys during the
next twenty-four hours, and will cause
further showers in this vicinity tonight
and probably Wednesday. The tempera-
ture Is slightly higher in the upper valleys
ana northwest, and slightly warmer
weather will probably prevail In this vi
cinity Wednesday.
Record OF temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day Of
the last three years:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
oMAnA enNrnNa MAnKnr.
staple and Fancy Prices Far
nished by Buyers and Wholesalers.

BuTTER-Grepm,yS; Nc / tsllysrs9 to
in sC,lb; tubs; aeci Az, No. IN i.le. cartons ,Ss.
fancy dairy, tubs, 100 2oc: common roll,
fresh made. i1ltc. Market changes every
EGGs.Fresh selling stock. eandied. 100
No storage stock in Omaha market
cHEEsE-Finest Wisconsin tun cream.
iavorite, s in hoop, l6cs daisies. % in hoop.
i5Mo; cream brick. fun case. isc; block
sT P iosTt}tiTHfRsT fut SIfS% n Se? alive. ' Springs.
geese. i0c; turkeys, iss; pigeons per dos.'
Der Der SOH., 81 Dressed hens, lie; sprinSs.
i2GislEc; cocks, exc; ducks, nc: geese. uc:
FG1sH-Fresh caught: almost an are
dressed; Halibut. Sc; buffalo, &c; trout
l2c; bullheads. iAc; catfish, i7ei crappies.
fish, iSc; pike, l2c; salmon, ite; pickerel.
iOc: frog legs. Sc. Fresh froHen: White
fish, No. l. loo; round, &c: pickersL
dressed. iOc; round, &c; red snapper. i2c;
spanish maekerel' lSei mAckerel, So
BEEF CuTs-Rlbs: No. l. i5Me, No. 4
i2%c; No. g. 12c. Loin: No. l. lie; No. Z
lac; No. & i3c. Chuck No. l. TIC; No. q
nc; No. g., 7Ikc. Round; No. l, l0c; No =
9Nc; No. 8, SAC, Plate; No, l. one; No, =
FRESH FRUITs-strawberries. s2.75as.2S
per crate for Missouri and Arkansas stock;
Florida pineaPpIss' 1ss 70 ass @@ per
size, $3.50; "a size, So; bananas, fancy Port
Llmon, per pound, 4e.
CITRus FRUiTs-Lemons. S,5O94.S;
oranges, s.. 758A00. loss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sweet potatoes
S26 per Dbl California, celery, large. A0cs
smaller. COO. New York Holland seed cab
bage, 7hc per ID. Wisconsin Red Globe
onions, 90 per Id California cauliflower,
$500 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, ebasket
crate, $500. Lettuce, per doE, 4Oc. Par
ships. turnips, carrots, Toe per dozen. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnipA
etc. per doz, 15c.
HIDEs-No. / green. lOc: No, 1 cured. 1lo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

per cent.
S~ILVER-Bar, dull at 24hd per ounce.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months bills is TX per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

Normal temperature for today, 10 degrees.
1.62 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908,
25S inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907.
40 inches.
b. A. WELSH Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

BOSTON, June S.-Money, call loans. "a
@51s per cent; time loans, 300 per cent.
Official closing:
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and Monday "a Snnaualmlr where
10 Will slslt the falls ON March Z
the club viii march from Colby ga
Port Orchard
Mrs. o. S. Fowler viii lecture
widow OF the eminent chronological.
Professor %. s Fowler 90 New York.
win give a scrics 81 six free lectures
ON thr laws of ute and health az Ar
cade hall Arcade huliding beginning
saturday. February 20. at ae =. n.
90 ladies onlA Monday. February
22 az 80 p M 90 ait. and Monday
niEht. February ~, ht ) a. hm. Ga
gentlemen only. February IS "a and
.5 Co. all
Viii Remain IN the Eaat MIR aud
Mrs Frank Waterhnuaa viii remain
thr rest OF the winter IN New York.
and have taken apartments ~ the
Hotel Wolcatt Mr Joseph water
house Is With them. AfF " a. Jcn-
kins Is also az the Wolcatt
Dance and Card Party The Penn
syithuls association If Seattle will
give lis first danrr and card PARTY
20 the year On Wednesday evening
February ". az fittle's hail Second
Rv ard James a.
VIII GIVE Luncheon inA ttntiuuf
arr out Tor a luncheon a. b. given
Thursday at ghr home 90 Nra iona
than Clifford at tis ltth av. cofw
pilmcntarS o. Mrs William salian-
der who u the quest 20 Mrs oliver
Jacobs. at it15 tfgh at. a.
For A.-T.p. Rest Room The wo.
mrus Relief corps and friends win
b. entertained THURSDAY afternoon
az X 81 u haN from fn az whist
hy MFs Appiexatc. Mira Niaeiieruh
Mrs Waimsdnfph Mrs Rogers Mrs
SpsuliiuE Mrs Flehhurn and Mrs
Harfick The proceeds viil ts u=ed
fpr the A.-N- rest ruom fund
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is caaainK arguments Why d should
not ~ sent Is the AsYaP
Westea Cify--pauiei Gaasenheim.
she copper usANaRtm. u HpNsdtnH tp
M~W YnrA on = special tFaiu. having
been stricken with an afflietlnu ~
the heart
Nafaes. sta.ka--1udxs slias "
Reid. ~ Fairbanks. has arrived hers
20 answer charges flied against him
az Washington
oatsrsa. tire Enormous crowds of
people are to-day finrkfmg 10 this as.
trirt % ahrrr in the Joy Of she rest
dents % pmtafio 9ver the discovery
~ q Kaa we'll
is. Asaeis.-crorFe Alexander
farmsFiy . reuntY supervisor here. ie
the Humlusa to-day ~ The kumufttaR
90 fifteen appointed IS The recall
efN a. select q candidate a. run for
mayor against a. g. Harper whom
they are trying "a Dust from office
Los william uanfora
10 tahaV diabarrud frum praetfrius
law 81 CALIFORNIA following n deci
aion rendered late yesterday hN
Judge George Hutton. panfurd eaa
hisha FRED for collecting tl.iaa from
whn was being prosecuted criminal.
sssrameats--Therr will probably
be na fight iu the fsaiaia fufe fHfs
session over the merits 81 chief t'or.
ester clifford finchota policy n tbia
state
Prshswar. Iaais--A private In a
WsfWtckHhire regiment wna aRaas-
sinptad toisY on TIE Kemrud road u
lH believed that the dead WAS done
nY native FrNUlntiuni4tH
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WILL BEGIN ASSEMBLING
OF ALASKA EXHIBIT

been entirely satisfactory and even
Ia many instances.
The work of getting The Alaska
exhibit really begins uowe for we
viii have Il coming here shortly
FROM evcry point Ia the north, aud,
added to what We have already got
here. Il viii keen our staff busy
receiving. classifying and puttlnE
the articles together. In South.
eastern Alaska We have gone over
the country from every point OF
view. aud will make showing Of
the resources ct that country that
cannot he paralleled
white there IN vet much 60 ne,
ceive from the north our agents
have reported SO coneiscly on what
to expect thar We can 80 ahead
about as weli az II L were In the
preliminary work We have a
number OF big exhibits "a secure
such as private collections
of birds aud eurios, and this VIII
take up some OF our time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Wa-hiaEten--The statehood bills
Of Arizona and New Mexico have
paasnd the house.
san Because she was
Jailed for seven hours Mrs Annette
HHFtxcA. a local miiiiuer. has won
verdict ~ $1,000 damages from
chicago firm
Gfnrfnuatt-- Before President elect
Taft left Tor Washington yesterday
he was presented with an Invitation
70 attend THE opening ~ the Alaska o
Yukon Pacific exposition a. Seattle
PhIiadsiphia--The crack ia the
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MANY TILTS
IN CALHOUN
trial.

SAN FRANCISCO Eeb ie-nF a.
y Tna trlal " Patrick ralhnuh hNt
Hau taslHN WITH nn attempt uy Fran
ria 2 AsnaE 60 Dust Juror Walter
Rock without usiuF eHe 10 the five
precious pHrewnfarr challenges Nis
i8W Ht tn tNa prosecution
NeneF nruMsa3 thw anger 80 Rock
hy the mrtFn3 30 hie nNaWfnatfan
ard huf exchanges followed during
which abe prosecutor attempted 20
make Roses dtaaualtfY hiffarff
tieueN haH fntwrpuH~d challenge
f1f cause uhieh Has been resisted 81
the Iafanee. and every effort H4il 30
made 20 conserve The perrmrt nff
challenges 20 each aide
Those WHO have followed Ghs trial
predict fnhf the same procedure wiii
o. followed with every HuFsfluuahtf
juror and tnaf 81 isaar four Naet =
will viause before q permanent lsry
la ags4fe4rsssf
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LOCAL BRIEFS

German ladies Ball The German
Ladies' society 81 Seattle VIII give
It's annual charity BAH az Eagles
hail seventh and Pine a., on wash
inrtons birthday
Charity Ball Tonight The annual
charity ball given hy the prominent
social Circles az Seattle for the hcns
eft ~ the Good shepherd orphan
axe win De held tonight az Chrisicur
sens hall An elaborate supper has
been planned.
New Sank VIII De Opened A new
banking Institution. Go De know n
aS The German American bank ~ q
h. opened iu tha Central building
On THIRD MV. This Dr. the first bank
q open on Third as. The doors VIII
be opened April = Tho ctpiihiita b
tion Is fof xiUo coo. and much uf The
stock has already been subscribed o.
r. u Etsen. am attorney viii prnh-
ably h. president and A. a. heinEer-
llng. former teller ~ the First Ma
fiunal hank win be- teller,
Blanes Eastern Maonatca In an
: fdreas before the seattle credit
Mrn's association last night Judge
Thaniaa Burke. who has just return
Ell from an extended fnur " the
wofld piaead the hiAmr Tar the lHh-
ing sff 81 Oriental trade from tbe
Pacific caast on the Vaccinations q
the eastern railway maxuatns. tn
pffortS 90 drag TIE trade that Nay.
although the route " much longer
tn sNhteef % the Judges address
va rouF Commercial Relations
Win the Orient
state VIII Get Bonds BIDS for
school bonds "a the sum - s3eHea
for the erection uf new school
house IN school district ia. George
town. which were opened tn tbs
county treasurer office this maFn-
Ing. revealed a discrepancy hetw ern
fhe bid + H. Rollins sons md g
the sta ~ Washington. The latter
will b. accepted
Make, Dance Tcniaht The uem-
berS 81 "a. Pike &C. ruhlic market
wtil give q dancing aarty this even
inx an the lower fiuor ~ the Good
win building this heins ttie fira' -
eEag event that the merchants and
EMPLOY oF the market have given
Hinee the place was opened
Are Rseonciicd Nicholas Oecon-
oln4raa ana Marion Sayniis ocrauo-
uac1a who have been wasinE a do
nsessic legal war. have nou decided
thai thsY 81 not want a divorce. ard
Yesterday fhsir pending suit for scp.
nrNtian was dropped u - believed
that The mether-i -iau was the chief
cause Tor action On the part of Mrs
0ssegueruneaa
Mountainsers VIII Meet The reg
uiar monthly meeting ~ the Mpun ?
fafnrerF wifi isa aeid NJ tnr Cha u1hef
az Commerce rooms FRIDAY evening
nf this week Tho eilh e. planning
AZ outing far nsNt SATURDAY SUNDAY
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TRY THIS TOR
YOUR COUGH

Nix two ounces o. Glycerine with
a half.ounce 81 VirSia oil Of Pine
compound pure and half pint Of
straight WHISKY Stake sell. aud
take IN doses % q seaspocnfal every
four hours This mixture possesses
the healing. healthful properties u
the Pines. and will break a cold
IN twenty four hours and cure any
cough that l. durable. In having
this formula pat up, be sure that
your druggist uses the genuine
Virgin OIL ~ Pine compound pure.
prepared and guaranteed only b
the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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A JUVENILE HUMANE
SOCIETY

pirdKlnK themselves 60 protest nii
duusb animals. especially birds. and
10 % all ia their power toward the
advancement ~ sentences ia the
treatment - every creature more
helpless than themselves 80 West
Seattle boys have banded them #els &c
into the Nest seattle Juvenile Hu-
rnnne society The msetinHa will be
held Saturday Hfterua1ns
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WORK IN ALASKA rs NOW COM
PlETE. AND COMMISSION
BEGINS HERE

Headquarters OF the Alaska COM
mission for the Aka.YUkon. Ia.
estic exposition have been cslah.
hshed Ia Seattle. and the work of
: assembling the exhibit of the
Northland WITH be commenced az
once. Exhibits from all parts ot
Alaska will soon begin to arrive in
Seattle
An the work that could be douc
Ia the north has been accomplish.
cd. said } c. Mcbride. of the
rommlsslon. "and the work of as.
semhling and preparing the ex.
hints viii be finished In this city.
feel Justified la saving that Alas.
Ia viii have many surprises for
the visitors az the Hair. and the
work Of the special agents has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16
HARTMAN TO INVADE
CENTRAL OREGON

PORTLAND ore. Frh is By q.
FIT vas announced here today
thaf thn Hartman system Will con-
Hiftct Wuu Into central orng
From the inuuth II the nssC hutns
river The road vii b. ilo miles
Ions, VIII cost ttf7aooe. and viii
reach into what 81 known nA the
Bend irrigation district Cnnntrur-
tiau vial begin IS ao6u aH some oh
siacles ~ minor importance are
overcome and the maps approved b.
the government
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A.-Y.-P. ARCHITECT AT
WORK

The architect Henry J q. roht
who q 10 design the Yakima huiid.
ing for the Alaska Ylikun Fafiflg
exposition. arrived in Seattle ysslsr-
day where he win take 10 his work
az nncs
The Yakima building o. Co be- a.
rectiY across from the california
buiidinT. sod viii h@ tsx65 fret twn
alnfln. nlnh
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DUDLEY NOW IN JAIL

W e. Dudley the Northern Pa
cinc special detective who was
wounded in his fatal duet with his
fellow nffircr. Alex Smith. February
I and has been in the hospital since.
had yesterday - far recovered that
be- was Transferred - the sick bay
Rt the county fai. where he mlli BE-
held under y charge Of second degree
fytfffsfs4F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16
ABE RUFF HAS NOT
YET TAKEN HIS LIFE

sAN FHANCfaco Fcb IS NY q
J. An untrarsaNlr fuHef THAT
Abraham Mu~f She convicted -
hoaa ~ Ham Francisco. bad rHfnfntt
81 suicide was curFwwt tnAMf
rannfg iafl pending an appeal - his
ease
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. Six Free Lectures

ON The Laws % life and Health BY
Mrs @. "a Fowler widow 81 the
eminent phrenoi0Etst. Prof ~. y.
Fowler 81 New YORK az Arcade Hall,
Arcade BIDS. beginning Saturday
Feb 20th. az follows. sat. goth.
80 .. m.. 90 ladies Mon. aind. 30
% M 60 All Mon. 22nd y. ms gem
tlcmen only. Tues. Wed, Thurs
cara. gath and 1hth. at y. m, 70 an.
reputation
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the telephone laughed 81 the rBmnr
and declared that hs had no tntru -
tinu - attempting % take he uwn
iifr and that be stiil had plenty ~
life inft o. nim Attaches az fhe
county gail ard ~ She ahsriffA o.
flee sid that q similar ruuaf ataffe
every week or 10 days. and added
that there waa ~nnfhtuR GO g.
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ITALIAN ROYALTY TO
WELCOME TEDDY

ROME. Feb tt-BY o.. p-The
announcement that Theodore MouHc
Welt and his wife viii arrive at Ma
pies the end of March on him way
tn East Africa and will remain ~
Italy ~ days has been received here
with great satisfaction. Both the
kinE and queen have expressed de-
sire To meet him
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SEW YORK. Feh ~ Counsel
Cor the Star company. publishers %
TIE NeN foga American. entered =
uies ~ not guilty fo Tire charge ~
criminal Tibet preferred against the
rampnuy ~ John u Rockefeller. 3r
Because - an artiris published in
the American about him. Tho trial
was 80 for February g.
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NEW RURAL ROUTES.

WASHINGTON. - a.. Feb. ia
/ ~ q. hufai routes have been
I ordered established May az fpl.
I lows Oregon Wailowa. Wallawn
county. route Ma. !. serving l0f fain-
lilies Washington. Redmond. King
county. route No. l. serving iob FAM
lfBNH
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nAN .IearNnrIn lII.

NEW YORK. Feb. rs IS a. p
MnrfaV guHEenhaim today declared
that rspprta % the illness ~ Its
brother Daniel the muiii-mlllIonafre
HNelfcf man. probably are sKaREer4
atea tie declared that hr rerol ed
kilograms from the party from Mes
Eco ana that no mention 20 Illness
had Enam made
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CONE EARLY

To our wall paper sale II YOU want
10 be waited ON TO the best ad
vantage We are too busy from II
a m 10 p m. 20 serve you az Ne
would like to. 80 COME EARLY
and get the best bargains
Federal Paint a Wall Paper Co.
1914 E1raf aY.
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See that ad OF
two linesg Il cost
J. J. Haines 45c
80 run It In The
Star three times
He had rs calls.
all told Guess
how much he got
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WAsufSGTON. Feb. ts--Hy a. T.
-Prs#ldcut-eiec Taft and Mrs TAFT
arrived hare early today from Gin
ciunhtt They made the trip with.
out incident
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Buy a Champion Gas Range aud
got coal OF wood range free. $50
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RoaLYN. Feb, - Ill while
Mr. and Mrs David Wskin were out
driving near Gle Elum the horse be-
came frightened al an automobile
and ran away. throwing the couple
ont 81 the rig Mr. Wakin sustained
"a compound fracture 81 the left arm,
had hts nose broken and was other
wlHr injured and bruised Ills wife
was thrown out violently and was
badly cut and injured about the
head Mr Wakin H. prominent
merchant ~ this city