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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-12

Ogden Business Directory
Advertiser Sts in this column cost
r5c per line per month. payable in ad.
vance.
ALVORD & ANYTHING, Bell 3a9.
SIT
ABSTRACTORS
THE D. w, ELLIS ABSTRACT CO.
Licensed ard Bonded Abstractor5-
Of Title 10 any land in Weber county
once under First Natl Bank,
ARCHITECTS
sHRGEve & MAosEN. 1st Nat, Bank
ATToRNEYS-AT.LAW
N. }, HARRiS-uawycr-Notary.
Probate ard Real Estate Law Special
ties First Nat Bank Bldg Phones
A. G. HoRN-Attorney-at
fee over Badcon' S Drug Store. seek
tno business of all parties: am at
turncy against all corporations and
monopolieS. Prepared 10 transact any
ana all kinds of legal business
E.. T. ANlSkl-Attorney. .at-Law
Rooms iO740S First National Bank
building General practice,
S 7. CORN-Attorney-at aw-207-
cGS First Natl Bank Bldg.
JOSEPH CHEZ-Atto ey-And
Counselor at Law. 10 and II First Ma
uonal Bank Bldg. ogden. Utah. Both
phones. Notary
r. S. Observation-Disclosures.
Law-5l4 and 3l5 Eccles Bldg.
JOHN T. eoPE-Attorney.a avs,
Rooms l17-41S First National Bank
Bldg. Ogden, Utah, S-j-u
CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS
c. STUART-2e52 Wall, Bell 373-X
Estimates furnished free of charge.
General repair work a specially. Prices
reasonable.
DECORATING
F, G. WEeERG-For first class deo-
Grating. S25 Ninth street
DENTISTS
DR.. A. w. SON-Room 22G Ec.
cles Bldg Office hours to 5
DR.. w. S. PAINE-Oentlst-
lsIs Theater
DETECTIVES
EXPERT oETecTIve-Box. 12S,
ogden. &c I'm
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
ALBERT f. RlCHEY
Funeral Director.
Masonic Temple, Ogden Utah
Both Phones No. $50
HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES
MSS. c. E, LEE-Hair Switchee-
For sale at reduced prices Hair
chains a specially. Masquerade cos.
tunes TO rent for balls and theaters.
All mail orders promptly attended to
S2l 9th st. P. o, Box 1876
..... JUNK
OGDEN JUNK HOUSE-If YOU have
any kind Of junk. phone us up; we
will call for it Bell phone 325K.
Ind 725,
MUSIC
AUDITORIUM BAND MUslc-Fur.
nished for all occasions. Ind 1134
1924 A Bell 1905. Z / II
PAINTERS AND PAFER-
HANGERS
sySsYs39l y55y 60 SI
HldglAlslsII Is zllalss tsIi:raM
J. r, ORANG-PaIntinE and Paper
hanelne-2219 Madison. Bell phone
So4-K
PHOTOGRAPHERS
THE THOMAS STUOIO-Hieh
grade portraiture In Facial Crayon
and India Ink. 2457 Wash. Ave, Both
phones,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
OR. A. FERNCUNO-Physi and
Sureeon-Off1ce hours. 10 and II a
m. Il 10 p. m, $40 18th st. Office
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N. J. neutrality-suspicious..
Probate ard Real Estate Law Special
ties First Nat Bank Bldg. Phones.
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JOSEPH CHEZ-Attor ey-And
Counselor at Law, 10 and II First Ma
Gonal Bank Bldg. ogden. Utah Both
phones. Notary.
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A. G. HoRN-Attorney-at-Law
fee over Badcon' S Drug Store. | seek
rae business of all parties; am at
turncy against all corporations and
monopolieS. Prepared 10 transact any
ana all kinds of legal business.
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E. T. SKI-Attorney at-Law
Rooms iO7|OS First National Bank
building General practice.
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FOR RENT.
UNFURNISHGO ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Threc unlurniShcd rooms
coo g9rd St So If
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BOARD and room. ii9 26th Street
c 20 II
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CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS

c. STUART-2e52 Wall, Bell 373-X
Estimates furnished free of charge.
General repair work a specially. Prices
reasonable.
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS IND BOARD.

BOARD at the Woodmancy. with OF
without room. Central 36S Gath.
7-30-1w
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Ogden Business Directory

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75c per line per month, payable in ad.
vance.
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r. S. Observation-Disclosures.
Law-3l4 and 3l5 EcClcs Bldg.
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WANTED
UNFCRNlSHEO ROOMS.

unfinished room in
good locality. Call up 1217-Z Bell
S : II
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JOHN T. PoPe-Attorney y.at-L aw,
Rooms i17-i1S First National Bank
Bldg. Ogden, Utah, S-5-u
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ALVORD & ANYTHING, Bell 33S.
S.2u
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ABSTRACTORS

THE D. w, ELLIS ABSTRACT CO.
Licensed ard Bonded Abstractoro-
of Title 10 any land in Weber county.
once under First Natl Bank,
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S. 7. cORN-Attorney-a Law-207-
:GS First Natl Bank Bldg.
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ONE PHAETON FOR SALE.

A COLUMBUS phaeton can be bought
for $50 il taken at once, Call and SEQ
1t at 72i Twenty'fourth street
5-1S-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
re Pays FINE FOR
TALKING roo MUCH
JAMES MURPHY suRLs WORDS
AT CROWD AND rs
ARRESTED.

BarkinR haek % the Innocent
days ~ rhilahend. with memories
~ tne little red school houss and
tha Friday afternoon nsertinam ~ the
literary soeietY cfuwainx his mind.
James Aarphy. who says ns has
been a resident ~ Seattle for a
Ions. long tina held furth on
Pioneer sauare yesterday at hiah
noon.
Waving h.s arsas 60 attract a..
tsntiea. James caused ratksf . large
crowd to xathsf.
List 10 me quota James.
And TIE crowd listened.
Dealt fei remeuslaer thisr~ aaid
James q learned taas a. school
Lisgenf~
And tan@s burst forth Into that
GA timer. arAstAeas h the ulaala-
tors
aaia James
re eau me chfef. nnd - 40 wril
ip cali him eAief aha for ton long
yuars has met upon ths arena every
shape ~ man - beast the bread
empire ~ Rome suaid furnish. ara
ehs newer yet lowered hia arm
v thsfe ts ess among you wha
dare nses me apon the bloody
sands
And lust tbsn patroimAn J. A..
Hedge tkuh 1Ans4 hy the arm ard
Ted him 20 this elty Sail pniscr
Judge John y Gordon thia morninr
thouEht a. wpsld pay for the as.
tmflAnne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

pe@iiat On Triai---Malfyiiia l.
teAFlfs. charged with rracticinw
dentistry wttheat a license. was this
nsofninE brought before Superior
JndKs afltcheu Gillian.
Granted sslson Lieense--Frank
Hfoasa. ~ Pals city. VAS granted .
sAissen ilronsa tY ths county CONE
miksionerH In regular session TO-DAY
Nsiseiss ~ nosrd--The proposal
~ - " iae u shis city. % secure
tha use q gravel in return Tor ~
Eradiug futsfiaksn Az. from Nofih
ttgH g. a. inertia bath a.. was re-
issted ~ the hsara ~ county com
miasionara to-day
VI. c. r. v. Meets Todsy--Tise
eountf convention % the w. 4 r. I'll.
cenvaued this morning ln ths Wees
Seattle Congregational churrh
Seattle Arnatsurs prspare fos
Sho~s-~TA. regular meeting ~ the
Seattle Amateur Press club viii 30
heid az fhs home a. Charles "
Groves. fstf atna Az y Saturday.
April 10. f1nsi arranEegnenta Cor
IN shoe T. BE- given April - viii be
trade
De. Bshb Rssiuns-~Dr Rose 4
Hehh. for the last five years stats
hacs~riniaatst has resigned. osv-
Ina e. The back - Legislative apprn-
prlatinn ths position was merely
nominal hut nothing dauntcd. ~.
riebb established laboratories in So
attis. TAeama. North Yakima. spe-
kane and Chahails During the
plsKue scare IN Seattle. pr. nebB
worked m conjunction with pr.
Cefer ana proved very hripfui 20 TIE
authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
'PRlNcEss CHARLOTTE
MAKES INITIAL RUN WITH
HAPPY PARTY ABOARD.

A party Of newspaper men were
ye1torday the guests 81 Cart } W.
froup, superintendent % the C.. n.
y. epart steamship service. ana A.
" Calder general agent ~ that
company tn Seattle, on a r0uaa trim
from Seattle 10 Vancouver ana ~.
turn upon the new steamer sIsrin-
cess Cherleste." which ~ without
exception the handsement and most
comfortable steamer ever IN the "a.
cifie coast service II WAS The first
uip uf the Princess Charlotte on her
new schedule.
isenvinE Seattle a. 1850 on Sun.
daN night. the party arrived At Van
eouyer AZ $50 an Monday morning.
left Vancouver at 10 O'Clock a. M.
arrived az Victoria az e 30, departed
nom Victoria a. o'clock. and
rvachrd Seattle again al s,ao hast
night
The Trip OCCUPYING one niaht and
day and enabling ~scureiunintu 10
stay ashore ~ both Vancouver and
Victoria for little over an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS


ovpksaa.
l.atrpnn. Please fsInsf
ttrtg show af ths saseHf spring
SUI the facinNs and bafa~fa arc
faahlohahty caiurfals It's 81 e4rin t.
MNs pattern aha ,eslkiAai aeai9A. a
fsr,e - Nea Y inap~et this stock
ANefrn free Al nest IL nure
tnagtmG matter for yea. MF Ritter
knd u dpwaat DHMln Is tell ia ana
smart AtafI on display fxenpt one
" nattnh Its ~ GHitins a ffr1m ia.
We nnfmanH uith the nlarkhaar -
And q should be cleaned. hiaaehsA
- 81 ripped. reserved Fs shnuaA
ana fprbleekaa before Il Deserve a
pisee ~ the ahaW Nindaw
d, Asits ffoHn that. fts shimmsfy
little shua And eus thai naaaurss
up 20 al the plans and spsrlfirs .
N'na 20 ffrpsmerent
AtFltaks ennus and cyclists SO Nut
net uauY itke airy little kfias Altnuir
ha1tmau. Thia datutN creature
- iiNs a delicate nsvhine. ana
has HAtii 20 NEh4kNf.
And AZ last we ee heard 81 M ~
alttasimn Ama uhsn Miss lfaeIA
AfnmttH climbed ana etlsmhed aud
eliinhrd the musieas ladder 10 the
npis which Vas advertised - due,
n snentra aH fhuneh beg voice had
- limit Auf Aiss uis~fa finally
nteppea FrartnN aHEfanaw PRO
iensed appian ao hefor~ Nisa g.tss
- hit the uiHh spot she and her
SISTERS. kaafhs Bertha aua valerie.
cat 40 fiaht smart NitH phase aHa
voice. Ha an act
tAiiian Moftinssr tha mistress u
Arlpdfana. vas The heaeaH tiRhf Va
ono q Ter o~n rfesffHns. ~ white
Trean tinng This little He's TnR
has examined a fut sttrrnenf - az.
iinn Into her condensed Fastn Mlsa
MuFtifl~r o. haHMsa up by a rams
petnnf little cast and 90 Waite
Trash 3thny wN8 uAaat ahNmrfufty
Aasa attwH wtth appliance
laliY NMwNY H4rNr atn~e.itw GIFTED h
say. when the 2msiY uMs wm5fmhrFWH
tnf ruugun Holders iid jest what
the lien dmen wApn HaFnrfeA Wffh
the ckccptipn - her +kia aanE sha
has crested soEue neN anaa Nhtrh
ARE solid Swats Kisf przeidaat TAR
ana ~ tresitsnt ftsass4ait waat
clear over the fanea on. snu Fanny
Great atuff.@shIa Miss 2amtefie
snf the knlEhf trcs A little cama.
~ and = bundle 81 real teFfssfr hafss =
tricks that tifAie Get IL on thr
good Thing SEQ Miaa aaNtsiie ana
TIE urufhErs
clsuks tha CLEVER. is lewsi ~
iuNwirg Naf enH And thea
ttrown and Cetftna After waieh
You VIA. Mr Rstfsr d FinWs ths
bell
nppIE noYpEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
MRS. GEORGIA SAMPSON III
HALT m THg TRIAL
MAY DC CALLED.

LYONS. n Y. April e.~ifhe
threatened collapse Of Mrs. Georgia
Sampson. accused Of shooting her
husband with a rifle last November
and the critical illness Of the chief
witness for the state Mrs. Frank
=. Allyn. mother OF tho young wom-
an. may cause the trial Of this sen
sational case 60 como 90 halt Just
at It's opening.
The case went 90 trial yesterday
morning, and. while Mrs sampson
seemed 10 bear up well az first a.
the examination % veniremen pro-
greased she showed increasing norv-
BUSINESS To-day she had 20 be
given scdatives. and grave fears
we're entertained that she would
break down under tho strain.
Mra. Ailyn's Illness Ia likely 20
prove very embarrassing 20 the
prosecution. which needs her
soroly.
District Attorney Gilbert today
vouohaafed the purely formal opin-
ion that her testimony would prove
the case FOR the state. Mrs. Allyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
P0LICEW0MEH ARE
NAMED

At a preliminary meeting ~ the
directors Of the Y. W g. A. held
yesterday. three appointments we're
made IN the protective department
for which the city has inst appr0.
priated SITS per month Miss
Pauline a. KlOckstead was appoint
ed 10 have charge u The office rec.
orda. Miss O. w Harris. N D., was
solicited to patrol the water front
and MIRA Aida Arnold was assigned
the depot
Mrs. DR. Martin was selected by
the board Of directors to fill the po'
aition ~ head Of the department
She has been vested with complete
police power and will have full
charge Of the girls protective work
ga Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
HAVE PLEASANT TRIP ON
HANDSOME new STEAMER

makes 4ne of the most delightful
staoft iuurnoya 10 be had from Sc
atile. Ihe accommodations on the
beat are Of tho very highest clnas.
Tho Htaierooma are fitted with
lnlsee ann comfortable bprthH have
slkitfie beaterH and score of other
things u less Importance. bat
witch all add o. tho pleasure 81 y
niaht aboard tho boat The for
ward part ~ the upper deck ~ the
observation room, finished IA ma
hagany and fitted np with numNr-
GUS aicovea and writing tables. The
whole room ih Hplendidiy ventilated
and beautifully furnished Aft, on
tho aatue deck. N tno smoking room
and buffet, finished IN oak. with
large leather chairs and leather
covered tables
The dining room. on The main
seek, "a finished Ia white aud gold
with accommodations for ig4 per-
sons. The tables arc fitted with
table lamps IN bronze standards.
and The general effect N most mag
nitjcent
III it, entirety. the Princess Char
intte II q welcome addition 90 the
Pacific coast fleet Of passenger
ntnAmera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
PAVING CONTRACTS LET

Thfee important paving contracts
were awarded by the board OF pub
No works thla morning Y. J. Nc
liush captured the contract for
aandatope paving on summit nv. nj
ST. .a9e Is. lde A Jones we're award
"a grading contrast on r. Howell
~ AT tiis.f5a. and n. Mcclellan a
Co won the Jackson st. paving Job
at 4iBap09 aS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
IRE GETTING EVIDENCE
FOR BAKER ESTATE SUIT
WELCOME FOR THE
LIEE-SAN WING rug

Tho y. y government nfenAyia9
TINS snohomlsh win arrive In Sc.
attic about 4 o'clock weanasday
afternoon 1hia Information waa
received by the Chamber ~ Com.
merce this morning from Capt
Lowis in charge
In order 10 uttlngb welcome the
ssaa0ch little ship, a delegation %
ciiy and Chamber OF Commerce off,
ciais viii hoard the fire beat Sno
aaalmie and meet the Snehumlah
ia the bay and convoy the new
tug "a her mooringa
Those that viii be aboard the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06

Snoqualmie are Fire Chief bring
hurst President John n. McGtaw
~ the chamber. ! e. Ford. Mayor
Miller. c III Npttletan. Geo. r..
Fhorndyke aud A. u. Calder.
The captain and officers win be
entertained on shore by the enter.
talnment committee Of the chamber
With dinner At the Rainier Grand
hotel Some form ~ entertainment
for the crow vii be provided
The Snoduaimie ia the only boat
Of is klad the goyernment aaa ever
constructed. and 1t was through the
suggestion and earnest support 81
The chamber that che was bulIt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
rACO MEN ORGANIZE

ruar wsklmts " Chicago fnes
= pussA rsafn u tins oiympas
AZ nxhs ard crsaniNcd = chs .
"a Thirty-five were pres
* ~ following officers we're
II ps1nefs " i.arnF<i Fsezi :
e nAriss Eugene Raak& vice
- gred " Erby. seerstary
4R kndsrson. trsasurer be
ans afflcers a board - trus
.ela Ira T Rowiey walter
- sna L Brfnckrrhpft
y 81 eians to take a hana In
s<ssuss "a CstaKs day at the
fFE. and 10 effect q reuutan
sirw Cnieaen peogse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
RAIL WAY MAGNATES WILL
CONFER TOMORROW

q u reported. 80 Tar AZ a permanent
settlement q the terminal question
was concerned. II - 90 take 40 the
problem where they lcft off ard
reach some final agreement that
tomorrow meeting VIII be- held
President nlil VII come here from
California IN his private car. In
Portland he wiii be Joined by PRIEST
dent Clarke. u the Spokane. Port
iand = Seattle railroad the nov
hni lice entering this city. W q.
Nett Esnerai manager u the North
ern Pacific road. ami other Hu
officials
= y ol8riefl general manager Of
TIE Hartman ilnes IN tho North
vest VIII b. the principal HarFi.
mar representative a. the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
MYSTERY Turks HERE

Capt Oscar Lawrence u the
Pioneer boat house yesterday
learned that one OF hla boats. rented
On February 81. had been found the
next dag floating bottom up off
Madison head. cambridge island. A
man named Peterson. boat build.
er " Madison. reported the find.
fic has not been In tbs city since
discovering the beat Capt Law.
renee says that i've n.su rented the
boat on Feb 81 but that three hours
later only three men returned. stat.
Ina that the others would be back
shortly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
CONTRACTORS MUST
BE VERY CAREFUL

AZ tha request Of tho Seattle
Chamber 81 Commerce the city en.
sfneara department has Issued Ia.
ntfucsiona that hereafter when con.
tractors use parking strips for stors
age purposes, they must remove All
refuse and leave the grass IN "a
good condition aA when found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
RAncHERS GET
CONCESSIONS

County Engineer J. r. Movrison
wRn this moruing instructed ~ the
board o. roanty commissioners 70
prepare an estimate 81 the cost 81
ghs proposed Ord rad. connecting
she old military ruaH and the
sunnydAie pike. IA the interest 81
Witch a delegation Of raBehers ap-
peared before the board today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
THREATENED COLLAPSE OF
ALLEGED MURDERESS

a. the girrs mother, - very loath
90 take the stand against her own
daughter. She was however. the
last person TO see Harry Sampson
before he expired. She also was the
only person TO see the meeting OF
the husband and wife just before
the former passed away Hence.
her testimony u absolutely noces-
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06

Novelty Pongee-A high quality
natural pongee with narrow, colorcd
satin stripes; durable and washable;
p inches wide; yard, 90c
Satin Ottoman Cord is one Of the
latest Silks being shown this season.
An extensive range of the new colors,
and black, is being shown 20 inches
wide yard Sis.
Chiffon Satin Duchesse-A hand
some, satin-finished Silk, slightly
heavier than messaine -- in the new
Spring shades, and black. Thirty-six
inches wide yard. Si50
Cashmere Ottoman---A very soft
finished Ottoman cord, with just
enough of the rough effect to give
tone and character. This comes in the
new shades; p inches wide; yard,
Sl.35.
Novelty Messaline-A dainty hair
line-striped Messaline in two-tonc ef-
fects of wistaria. lotus, reseda, sap
phire and stone-gray. Twenty-one
inches wide; yard, Sl.35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
|M lHlS TOR
YOUR COUGH

tixu ounees Of Ciyeerias With
xsszes q Virgin on % Pine
'ae pure and a half plat of
whisky shake sell. and
J sasts u . tsaspoonfal every
ma This mixture posseasss
alns. heaifhfui properties Of
Faa and VII break a cold
foaf hours and cure any
a. . durable In having
hHA put ~. b. pmre that
ZEAL uses the genuine
VI q Pine compound pure
I and guaranteed only b.
s''a Ihsmieal Co. Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
FIRE DESTROYS
HER HOME

ftTs completely destroyed the
home % Mira a. Laoas. ~ $500
Fuurth av. W. shortly before 9
eclnck this mernlng. the ieas sln
raach ta.QQo Insurance. 20 tho
amount % 81. 800 was carried Airs.
turan owned her own home size
WAS awakened ny smoke this morn-
ms hut bad tittie difficulty IA
making her escape fram the burn.
ing building A Corrective five 10
Thought 70 havu been responsible
fof the blaze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
INSANE GIRL
PAROLED

Superintendent Arthur p. Cal.
honn. OF the state insane asylum
at SteilacOom. who has been IN the
city for the past few days. last
night announced that Esther
Mitchell, who shot and killed her
brother, George Mitchell. In the
Union depot July 10, 1906. was re.
leased from the asylum on March
rs last
The release OF the woman was
sanctioned by the prosecuting attor.
ney and Superior Judge A. w. Fra.
ter. The girl is 20 be paroled In
custody OF o, v Hurt father OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
N. P. TERMINAL
RATE CASE

OLYMPIA. April e-The supreme
court this morning held void the
order "a the state railroad commits
sion 10 compel the Northern Pa.
csfic 10 give terminal rites from
Eastern Washington points on hay
oats. barley and milifeed % Beillng.
ham. Aberdeen. IIoquiam and
gouth BEND The decision was
based on the fact that the order
was made before a formal com.
plant had been made 10 the com.
mission and a hearing had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-06
HARTMAN AND HiLL WILL
rRN TO sUTTLE THE
TERMINAL WAR.

PORTLAND. ore. Aprn an
Important conference ~ the fiin and
Hartman Interests win be held IN
loftiahd tomorrow IN tho hope ~
declaring permanent trucr In thc
terminal war rentrfed la this oity
~ ~ Hartman and Louis W.
hhl president 81 the Great Narth-
rrn railroad. recentiy held a con
Terence 81 ffutiinsane. Cal. buf any
rffurtA made BY those two rnARnatea
tnen we're not eAtfrefy satisfactory
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\ STOP REGRADE
WORK

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10 Fskrsalnx she Green Lake
nrt wklch the board og pub
MA eouiamplatsd eating
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b eizrt tkls morning. The
IN signed BY George W HIii.
1 BmieiEh. " n Fletcher.
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4 sATr and n 2. John.
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Los ANGELES FIRE

Los ANGELES. April 6-FIre IL
raging Ia several bnsinssa blocks
near the whole3ale paper house Of
A. Zellerbach and Sons. on North
Los Angeles g. The paper house
IA doomed A general alarm has
been n0unded.
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Colored Wash Goods in Wide Variety

34-inch Madras Wasting, in stripes
and figured designs. Very good ma
terial yard. 29c.
Calcutta Silk--A silk-and-linen mix
ture with lustrous finish. This fab
rio is u inches wide, and comes in
light and medium blue, tan, green and
brown; yard. 4Sc.
Mercerized Poplin in chevron stripe
effects; p inches wide; in many col
ors: yard, 4Sc.
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lMS WILL BE HERE

~ i to BE- favored with an
~ ssirxniinn 81 tbs coausF1 .
! 'azss;al siriE aerfnR the prog
{ ~ szpesirioa. Newspapers
fo,es and territories ~ tho
= Bales are now carrying "a
30 shsfein he Eiri winners
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p.rHenatiur az the rantax~H fhratre
last niNht naFf with q sell deserved
oshtlgn. This fuaa t. lightning
change artist. and. all ~ htmasff
performs c@BasfF act a sh'andaf
II a Restaurant Il thls art the
nlan takes tas part q sie characters
teo ~ witch iweiu5ia female imNef.
aonatinna
ffe also gives clever t4ks-offs o.
fea % thr wofld's uu4t fagu@ae or.
rhnatrM leaders
The Your pnrHsHua intFpauge an
ncrnhaftr f@as that took tha rruwN
from fret Go last Dawson a Mhfts
field arc entertaining AZ comedians
whtir there NJ also nNmHRe ~ fnasi.
cal eHinhfftlAH nAmst IuiAN n Nick
sfHnn wha Ara very funny
"A NaEffftea a dramatic uiaws
iette ~ Nsas Naafa oliver and Miss
Ethsl Aitan. Vas The unlY nufnhe
yr the hiif which received but In
diffar~ut applause last utNhf n h.
m attempt ~ psfh9s. ahd = very
peer attempt