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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
ACQUTTTAL OF THAYER
REVIVES TRAGIC STORY

robbery ~ a Grcat Northern box
car February
Root and rhaycr are the men ar
rested Tor rohhIns the freight ear.
and vs. G. Dudley and Alexander
smith special policemen fought a
duct resulting 10 iho death 81
smith. as "a result of jealousy over
che arrest
Tho ease camc 90 trial yesterday
Tho men were charEed originally
with sfHN larceny bui The Jury De-
cidyd thaf Root was only guilty 81
putit larceny Thayer was dis
missed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

LONDON. April i5-Inck Lon
don. the California novelist to-day
stands accused of riaglarislu by
Prank Harris. a noted English now
eEist and editor % vanity Fair Tae
English editor declares that ths
deadly parallel proves that London
embodied len his novel THE Iron
Heel an article Harris wrote years
Az
Il published an article on May g.
1901. entitled The bishop 81 Lon.
don and Public Morality declared
Harris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
JOSEPH a. BROWN DIS AFTER
SHORT ILLNESS WITH
The GRIPPE.

BALLARD. April 10 Joseph ~
nfo&n. AGED fs died az bis home
at Kingstnu ou WILDLY island. last
nlght az la Erippe The deceaaed
who was verY well known in Bai
lard bad lived ni Kingston for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprii no
After q desperate bltuc. va which
his. fave was eut &c ribbons PATROL
man John Anpcar SHOE and killed
"a Janauese drsorgog from one Of che
ehipa m tho harbar who resisted af-
rest early tuia9
When enc ofIter attempted Go
paee th. Japanese under arrest ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

having received No ali five lotiors
and one Telegram They Hll iNll
iho anmo STORY of having mot the
stranger ln the lobby ana oi being
duped into noiug t0 sacramento.
under pain of instant death % him
hclf ana faucoc
"uut ] viii marry him Nhcn ~
returns indeed ! VIII she $3.50
fit was through mo- fault Of hia tbht
be- deserted mo. and ! know iini hr
will be- loving and Kind J ana 20.
ciined go think that II Naa ID WON.
nu instead Of man who Ho nkilF
faHy calulod him toto GOING ~ eAl
ifonin And { think b0 believes
that tho knowledge That u whe %
women would tend fo make me
innlnuH or more nervous. hnd no.
lH trying io Hhiold me from these
cares
Alwsya Carried a Gun.
" think chat he must haye been
fearing something 81 this ehafhc
tor all during our cuufiahip De
cause hr invariably carried re-
ynlvcr never WaW Mm without
IA ana ! think thal SOME former
acquaintance or lover bHa made
thronta OF murder to such an ef-
tent that be- really feared io hiH
iife."
The letters Mlna Christian bias
received from Lehman state that
he % WORKING f0r the Salvation
Army
fehmaua claims 10 have q sum
uf moue due him from i1r Dr
Moody Stock Food Co 20ts Ncat
lake ay FOG whom be- was the TIA.
coma agent BIO bias asked noe
% collect ttls for him and send
a. io hlm 81 thai ir can return
and marfs me. mId the GIRL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
Todsy,s Treasurx Rspor,.

WASHINGTON. April i6.-The
treasury report today shows. Re.
ceipta, S2,072.071. expenditures,
a. ,02O, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
FRA I'D IS
CHARGED

TOPEKA Khu April tG Upon
demand ~ the United States district
attorney the Strand inrY will return
T11 Indictments against the Cudahy
Packing company today uu charges
that u deffauded che government
The pnckinN company ~ accused ~
using qumrterrent revenue stamps
on packages ~ oieomarRariuo where
toncent stamps are required The
penalty for couYicuou ~ this Of
fcuae is fine 81 81 eco az two
years imprisonment Tor each o.
fFnFe
Wei Matched.
Ainuf Nnn sou tuiuA theg are
well matched
anH HHF.a Ffnan utaHM
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
TICK work VILE CONTINUE
Saws [. T Andrews IN 4 Letter To Dr.
r. J. Woods Ot This place.

DR. T. j. Woods, president OF
the sharp County Live Stock
Association, has received the fol-
lowing letter from L, 7 Andrews
of ImDoden:
s'DP Robar4s has cone to
Kansas City for 2 conference
with federal authorities There
is no doubt but what work will be
done all over Sharp county this
season. I think it would be a
GOOD idea for you to write to
your papers and tell the people
all over the county to be ready
and have their ticks off of their
cattle. tt will be easy if they
will clean their cattle before there
are many ticks "
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

Kodoi insuros good digestion ny
nbaomtoly duplicating Notmo'H
normal proooaa. lu perfectly digest
Ing au food tbkou into The alom
nfh
While Kodol is doing ihia The
stomach is resting and becoming
strong and healthy A strong and
healthy stomach guarantees ~
sound and active brain
Tho man with n sound stomach
"a stomach that lB doing for tho
body lnst whnt Nature Intended
n 10 DO is Tho man who ~ glwaya
prepared f0f any emergency lle
is "lhore With Tho goodH"
Tho man with o. Blok stomach n
\ man sick all over When The
stomach IL lrHtated by undlsested
food tho blood and heart are a.
rectly affected Then duilness uns
natural siespiness aiebheadaehes
vertigo and limiting apells ind
even serious hrnln trouble dovelon
kofdl WIN prevent these
npurflng the stomach and brain
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

c. w. Shaver and his son
Owen C. Shaver, went to Wash
fngton township Sunday to visit
Prof. John A Watkins Prof
Watkins is very low with con =
sumption
Russell Cochran left the fret
part Of the week for SprincfLeld !
Mo. and wiz probably accent q
position there. He recently com
pleted a course in a business
college Of that city.
Maj. j P Cochran was exhib-
ting alfalfa few days %ago
which had grown to the height of
four feet and an inch lie has
seven acres Of this fne alfalfa on
his farm near towH,
Galloway College will close its
term at Searey next week One
of the graduates this year is
Miss Jane Price Of Harrison,
who until n few months ago re-
sided in Evening Shade
The demand for young men
graduates Of telegraphy for the
Springfield Business College is
such that everyone this year has
been placed just az soon as he
became competent This is a
good course for a young man
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

The new school board held ito
fret meeting one niritfast week.
and organized by the election Of
DR.. T. j Woods president and
w. N Metcalf secretary The
board is in communication with
several teachers who want TO
conduct the next term Of the
public school
Returns from the school elec-
tion7 held recently show that on
ly eight or nin9 districts in Sharp
county voted the limit Of seven
mills tax Last year more than
twice this number voted the full
seven mills. However, great
majority of the districts have
voted p good.si2ed tax this year
Alfred Thomas, who was re-.
Gently thrown from his wagon
while returning to his home near
here from BatesvilIe with = load
Of goods, ig In q serious condi-
tion Mr. Thomas was severely
injured In The accident and COM
picationq have since developed
which make his condition seri-
Oug.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

Harry Kiefner left for his home
at Garden Plain, Kansas, Mon
day, after spending several days
| here looking after business in
terests.
Mrs Joe Puckett of LarkiH,
Izard county, arrived in Evening
Shade q few days ago for a visit
with her mother, Mrs W A.
Turner
Prof y. q. BiEIingaley writes
us from WHliford that he will
teach at that place this year.
He taught at Myron the last
school year.
Buy your shoes from Weaver
Dowdy Co., BatosviIIe, Ark
They sell Burt g. Packards for
men and American Lady shoes
for women.
w, Fl. Clark left Monday for
Hardy to look after some busi-
ness matters. He will also visit
bis parents at Black Rock before
returning home,
But one marriage license has
been issped in the Southern Dis
trict during the present month
Our young people ought to be
ashamed of themselves,
A Sunday school was recently
organized at Mary's Chapel, six
miles east Of town, so our old
friend James G Sims tells us,
with a large membership.
James Fore, who lives several
miles from town, says he has
caught a bout two hundred
pounds Of catfish from Strawber-
ry river in the past two months
l.. J.. Founders, a Sidney boy,
who for some time had o position
with s, A. Hail g. Co. at Bates
Vile, writes us that he is going
out west. We wish him success,
During The present month
Deputy Clerk Justus has issued
only one marriage License, re-
corded three deeds and filed half
a dozen mortgages the smallest
business the Office hae done dur-
ing any single month in a long
time
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
Notice 70 Teachers

Notice Ia horeby given that
there Will ben public examination
at the school buildings IN Eve.
ming Shade and Hardy, Thuras
day and Friday, June l7lh and
18Th, 1900 for the purpose Of
asoertaining tho professional
qualifications Of peraons desiring
To teach In the public schools NJ
sharp county Examination will
5sgln promptly ot si90o m,
o q, shaver
20 Examiner.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

Ilyorybody ia likely TO have
kidney and bladder trouble, In
fact nearly everybody has some
trouble of thia kind, That Ia the
reason why yc 80 often have
pains in The back and groin,
aoalding eenaation, urinary dIa.
orders, ete,-that'a your kidneys,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

The Little Rock papers contain
the information that Gov DOna-
obey may veto the bill passed by
the last legislature appropriating
SO. 600 TO fight the cattle tick in
this section Of the state Owing
to the fact that the state is facing
a deficit the governor is cutting
down many appropriations made
by the general assembly and is
"knocking OUT some entirely.
However, the fate of the cattle
tick bill will be known %ithin the
next few days.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
0pr Correspondence

The Sharp County Record ho9
q dandy corps Of country corroa.
pondonts Their letters aro all.
ways noway crisp and INTEREST,"
inp, Calico Rock Progroao
The Record hoa boen thinking
for o lorg time that 70 has The
beet lot Of correspondents Of any
paper ln North Arkonaoa We
are proud Of our correspondents,
Their PAGE le The beet page Of the
paper
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

To- special effort hy Torl0s" md
'Htlwulnnla" doesn't cure ANYTHING
or accomplish my good Mother
does dieting inilgestlon and the
serious ailments which ~ Induces
can he Hyefted and foWaetad euiy
~ natural mrans
kddoi supplies mis- natural
meaHs 10 performs tho stomach's
work for n inst aa the Htomnch
should PERFORM N While The Htom.
uch i1kea % llile rest "for ths
sfdmheh'H sake"
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
Tick Bin Safe.

Just before this paper was put
20 PRESS the news came from
Little Rock that Gov, Donaghey
had decided not TO veto the bill
appropriaung 10000 TO fight the
cattle tick, and this sum Will be
available for that work,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

Judge J. W Smith has been
confined to his home by illness
several days lately, but is able to
be out in town again. He may
go 10 Hot Springs again in the
near future,
The delinquent land list for
the Southern District for Sharp
county ia published in 5he Reo-
ord today. The list contains l01
trects about twenty less than the
list had last year There are
about 1873 tracts of land returned
delinquent in the Northern Dis
trict
If you expect to get the orig
inai Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve, you must be sure it is De-
Wits Carbolized, Witch Hazel
'SaIve. It is good for cuts, burns
and bruises, and is especially
good for piles Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
At the annual school meeting
held here Saturday A. NJ Met
calf was elected director 10 sue
ceed J. W Hastings, the retiring
member Of the board Not one
vote was cast against the school
tax; 8 voted for seven mills and
81 for 5 mills The election went
for county supervision % TO o.
Hardy Herald
The Record learns that both
Prof, j, q Albright and Prof, J..
| M. Simpson will retire from the
Cave City High School when the
present term of that institution
closes. They are both strong
teachers. 10 is said that Prof.
ALBRIGHT retires on account Of
Ihia health, and II Ia whispered
about that Prof Simpson will en-
tor politics,
A few days ago Governor
IDonaghey granted n pardon to j.
W, CargllI, convicted at the April
term, 1905, Of The Independence
oIrcuIt court Of Grand larceny
and sentenced 10 one year In the
penitentiapy CaFgill was con-.
vioted ~ stealing q calf from j.,
A. Hinkle Of Batesvile, but
there are many people who claim
the conviction VAS u n u8t.,
shortly after entering tho penis
tenflary CoreiIl made hia escape
and was never returned 10 pril.
on, no special effort being made
90 capture him lIolivea In lizard
county not many mima from Evo-
ming Shade
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
Notice To TeacIlers.

Notice is hereby given that !
will hold a Teachera' Institute at
the school building IN Evening
Shade, Sharp county Arkansas,
beginning Monday June 7th,
1902 and continuing five days.
All teachers holding license to
teach In SHARP county arc re-
luired by law 10 attend the full
lime
o. g shaver,
County Examiner
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
Ourrusrsnts.

ue ~ your druaNat today and eai faf.
lht huiilt IhUh Hfior iuH have Uast its
thNrr rDhlpnH W lhH bottle IN yuu etn
huhg'ilN eHN lhHi " hBs nUt d0ns ynu eag
tonu lEtlufh ile bottle tn Mo ffuHliat atd
ii0n ~ daiaV 4wili WaH Bag ths fs1
Elst i9t ihe bottle bW'f hastfsta. sd
gt4RRis's hN1W lhHi dHf HafaBfaa H. gaat
IVY uiIt. applies iH iha i=aHi hnliis-.nts
nhd w hlt one ln family fue iafge XXX
w, lha N't tmHH na murh ha iha nHv
Nodol ls prepared at The lnbera.
tafleaof 10 q Dewitt 81 Go Chicago
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

The best thing 10 do u
some Of DeWitta Kidney ,',,|
Bladder Pills right away n
them for a lew days or WV
10 and you will feel all rls"" 4
this way, too, yoa VIII NJ
dangerous and possibly w. vi
ailments. They are VI
harmless. and are not v"'
septic, but alIoy pain qu'''
their healing properties ..,,,
your name to q. G. p'"| I'D
Co., Chicago, for a free '''' 's,,.l
They are sold here ps
Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
LOCAL NEWS
NA@~%~Al~N~ @@~-1~s

one week from today.
George Fl Barnes was here
from Poughkeepsie Tuesday
Richard Founders, an old citi-
zen q Sidney, was in town Tues
day
Big line Of LADIES' Hats at
Weaver Dowdy Co, Bateaville,
Ark.
The rains this week broughton
a considerable rise in Strawberry
river
Dentist J r Stockard lsft Fri
day for Poughkeepsie 10 spend a
week.
Why not have celebration in
Evening Shade about the Fourth
Of July?
J.F. Simpson Of Maxvile was
in the city on business a day or
two ago
J. r. Ray, one Of our readers
at Sidney, was pleasant caller
one day this week
Miss Eudora Shaver is at'
Poughkeepsie visiting her sister,
Mrs G. d. Tibblea
John Deere Plows have stood
the test for years Weavor-D Dowdy
Co., BateavilIe, Ark
w. T.. Kent, one Of our Max
Vile readers, has our gratitude
for a subscription dollar.
j. VI. Hightower, a good friend
to this paper at Sidney, was a
visitor to town one day this
week.
DeWitFs Little Early Risere,
the famous little liver pills, small
gentle and sure. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
william Cochran returned
Wednesday from Springfield
Mo-, where he has spent the past
few weeks.
r. -. Adolph, whose horne is
at Batesville, and who represents
the Foley Medicine Co., was here
Wednesday.
This paper pays no attention to
unsigned communications We
must know The author OF an arti-
Gle before it is published
a marriage permit was grant
cd q few days ago to j RI Hines
and Miss Arminta McGinnis Of
The Poughkcopsie section
Mrs W. II, Clark returned
Saturday from Black Rock,
where she spent several days
with relatives and friends
W, u. Stewart, a prosperous
citizen Of Morgan township, was
attending to some business in
Evening Shade Wednesday
Pilgrim Blond" Cofioo Tho
best FOR l5o
Davidson a. Go
Love Ark
r.. j. schalos, one Of The Rec
ord'a good friends 10 Davidson .
township, was looking after some
matters of business in The oity'
Tuesday
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28
The Value of Good
Digestion

Is easy 10 figur. II you know what your storsch
is worth Kodoi keeps the storHech NJ par value.
by nsurng good digestion. Kodol cures Dyapepsis
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

SOLD BY SNOW DRUG co,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-28

r. j. schales, one Of The Reo-
ord'a good friends 10 Davidson
township, was looking after some
matters of business In the city
Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
BOY CRUSHED
TO DEATH BY
A BIC TRUCK

Albert wallahan, aged seven
yeara. was crushed 10 death be
meath the wheels OF a lumber truck
on Weutlnke aVa near virginia a.,
al O'Clock this afternoon,
The boy, who Ia the son Of Alder
Wallahan. sr. printer em,
ployed at the Ivy Press, was
stealing a ride on the reach Of tho
lumber wagon. beneath a big load
Of lumber whom driver on q wagon
following the lumber truck saw him
and hollerod The boy heard him
and, In attempting TO got of the
lumber truck, fall under one Of It's
wheels and life was crushed out OF
him on the instant.
Tho lumber truck caualng tho 40
cident Ia owned by tho Western
Mil Co and was bslng divon by
Albert Miller. The latter knew
nothing u the accident until after
Il was all over.
The boy lived with his parents at
Tls Stewart II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
BACLEY IS
SCORED BY
MAILMAN
CIVIL SERVICE IS A
FARCE, SAYS THIS
MAN.
Bouillon Has Letter With
Other Evidence Against
Secretary.

III connection with his general al.
legations Of incompoieucy agninbt
O. II, liagley. secretary OF the board
OF works. A. " Donillon, aupefln,
tendent OF public utilities. haa a
lettor nov on file IN his Office which
was written 10 hagley by Thomas
Hallinhn. The latter was on the
eligible list for the position Of roo,
ord clerk. and his letter refors To
certain talks with Mr.. DaEley 70
garilnE his probable appointment
Hallinan was at one time secretary
to Vice President Fairbanks. Ills
letter IL as followsi
Dear Sir am In receipt Of
official notice Of my prohational
appointment TO tho position OF
record clerk. and desire TO con
graduate you on your promptnean
In selecting an appolntae for said
position. II having taken you only
three months after receiving a list
OF the elisihias for the position 10
decide who should DO appointed,
Possibly your long DELAY and lrrcgu.
lArity In the matter has been due TO
the fact that M the averages Of the
elisbles were 20 close There being
but about u points difference in the
averages Of tho first and second
GU the list In ntanoTraphie subjecial
that II took the wisdom OF Solo.
mon TO decide Who would be the
more competent for aaid position.
n your other duties have been
handled Ar lrregalafly and az diia
tory a. haa this appointment. won.
dor not that your competency II
questioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20

Tod Of NY eligibility as might desire
aud believe that tho Irregular
methods puruued In this appoint
mani Will fully Justify my rein.
statcment at later date
u wish TO 10 on record an having
been willing and anxious 10 accept
tho position on a olyil service basis,
subject to a probatlonal appoint
meni, at any time since receiving
notice OF my eligibility ~ TO the
present. On March 20 ! called nt
your office 10 ace YOU an per your
telephonie request, and YOU inform.
cd me that tho Incumbent had bnen
called TO Portland TO attend the
death bed Of her dying mother that
she would BE- gone fof n few days.
aud that you wished me TO take her
place In tho meantime. Whom I
asked you n would be compelled
10 surrender the position on her
return. yuu Informed mo that I
would then stated that II would
mar. for = fau aays a,tv VI, than
,nfar,aed me- ,hs, yo,, vo,,,a dson
,hs n,s,,.r' M, ya,, ~a,,,d na,
ca,,tey me .nt ~, ~. lne,,n,hant
Ma ne ,ras.,onca ihan toid
vna a. ya,, 81, ra,o.n,h.r that vn,,
cnnid ~, cs,,,,y mo n no.i,,on
wh,ch wa,,ld ~, anlv 80 days
hn, ,hs, s,and rasav 10 acesri ,ha
nastti,,, xhsn 4, wss asfasaa ~ ,na
~, ! civtl sesy,ea hs.ts ana n.1 I
,Yss wiil,ns ~ sarss ~. S nrata,lan,
srv narind wh,ch t,am nsy Ions
asnasta.ea ia ,oda,sl eivii a.r,.tcs
i traw a,,.ndad mi AVN s,'rs,cc ,' so'
ncint,ne,,s ~ W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
|VAN1S COMPANY TO
CONNECT HIS LIGHTS

ne trial o. the suit brought BY
j B@rb<fies against the seattle
ueesrfc COMPANY 10 compel the
oumpAny TO reconnect the electric
sifus n The Crown block. was be.
~ n Judge Mains court today.
he SEATTLE Electric company, be-
~ Bafberies failed to pay his
vef h'll for the months Of Deeem.
- AID January. severed his cleo
~ connection.
hfbsries claimed that the bill
'Nsnied BY the company was er.
He'ant. and that the amount In.
~ Of bsisg ti2 should have been
" each month. He also claimed
= have a contract with the com
~ a minimum amount Of so
~ month.
The elecific company in return
r'ainz that the reading Of the
meter IA rorrec, In ever instance
nd hat Barbanes. without the
knoTledge Or consent Of the com
r1 had y electric lights attach
= % The meter which supplied the
vsr Tor The elevator In the build
usfebf getting his lights at
wi lover rate than when at.
- TO q separate light meter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
DODGE 4 S Ss5;I'''

Two reports were handed IN b.
the commission appointed BY Adiu-
tnnt General tainplns 10 investigate
the construction Of the armory. and
u poaaiblc % place the blame for the
accident whlc hpreclpitatei several
iosen people TO the floor whom the
railing In the balcony gave way.
One report handed In BY |. /.
Aandei and J. W. Bowcrman does
not uss tho word defective. but In
several Instances Nhurr the word is
used By tbs eopyis, Il has haen
erased They simply make a few
sussestiona 70 Fths construction n
tho baicony and several other de-
talls
James 4 blackwell the other
member of the commission. haudef
tn a report of hts own. In which ha
says the railing should have been
and should be- better braeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
RUMORS ARE DENIED BY
GOV. H0CGATT

JUNEAU, Alaskh, May 20.'-gov.
W h Iloggat denies tho report
eninatlng In Seattle 10 tho effect
that as soon Ne hia successor takes
office he will BIO given a good post
ton with the administration at
Washington, d G,
Gov iiosEatt says be wants no
office and will resume his mining
when he Ia free from official duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20

80 long as the city Of Seattle has
deefeed that civil service shall
govern certain appointments, irregu.
lafitles In appointment such as
Yonfn, arc subject TO the greatest
criticism and eenauro n II Is the
desire 10 dish out positions 10 IN.
competent fayofiiee, abolish civil
service. thereby saving tho labor
and troubles attendant 10 An oxaml.
nation and not waste the time Of
really competent people whose ser.
Vices are In demand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
PRICE OF WHEAT
HANGS AT $3.50

CHICAGO May 2O.-'fhe wheat
market closed today ut the highest
price Of the season. May again
went 10 gls0 and closed at that
price This Ia an advance Of nc
over yesterday. July closed Nc
higher, September &c and Deoem.
Dor ut the same advance a. May.
Armour gave the market c0nsld
cradle support by his very liberal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20

Had been rendered the position
either on March % or at any tina
since. prior 10 my getting 40 deep
into ! position that TO leave II would
create a hardship. ! would have ac-
copied. and from my long expert.
sncc ne a court reporter and all
around office man could have been
Of much assistance 10 you
In conclusion, | wizh To say that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-20
BALLARD STUDENTS ARE
ANGRY AT THE S. (. CO.

ileman's prise. a deck Of cards. was
won by Mt shappee, and the hoohy
prize by Mr. 8 l. silica
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tho fortunate holder of ticket No,
~ which won tho five acres Of land
given by the 81. Alnhon.ua church
Yesterday at the Recreation hall
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purchases Of tbo July. resulting as
II ava In one Of The best gains for
the day
Foreign strength was very pro-
noun0ed and higher prices we're Tho
rule ACROSS the Atlantic