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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
MANY NEGROES REGISTER.
Unprecedented Number Of Blacks
Qualifying for Suffrage.

RICHMOND. VA, April 2S.-Tht
city treasurer's Office is throngeG
today BY tardy poll-tax payers, who
are eager to get their names on the
voting list in time for the primary
and general elections.
The large number OF negroes quail
flying for the ballot is the subject OF
much comment at the city hall.
To qualify for the coming elections
the poll-tax for 1908 must be paid lie.
fore Saturday night.
In the line TODAY were many colored
men A large number of white Re
publicans have paid their politaxes
in the last week. Many were in evi'
dence this mirning.
The total qualified vote will be con-
siderably larger this year than the
total vote in record last May, when
the qualified list was made up.
Negro walters, porters and kitchen
men from several restaurants and
bars turned up in groups at the hust
ings court clerks Office during the
day. They paid up hack taxes and
qualified for the ballot.
More than a score Of members OF
the two negro social clubs. accompan'
led BY f. Randolph colored lawyer
qualified by paying their poll taxes
The two negro clubs that have IL
censed bars are the Sixth Virginia ano
the Richmond Athletic Club. These
combinations ORC evidently Haring
for an expected local option election
Many Of the colored men paid pol
taxes for three years back.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
Had Taken Refuge in IFee-Top to
Battle Pursuers.
ATTEMPTED CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Hidira Pace Scented Out BY Blood
hounds-Cuiprit Confesses and Is
Strung Up On Spot and His Body
Bullet RiddIed.
(Ev Associated Press.

BARLOW, FLA. April 2S.-Strung
up to a tree in which he sought refuge
and his body riddled with bullets
Charles Scarborough, negro who
yesterday attempted to assault Mrs
Taylor Fl Erson. Of Fort Myer. met
a speedy death today at the hands OF
a rosse of Infatuated men.
The posse started out with blood
hounds on the negro's trail soon af'
ter the crime became known. and
secured the woods all night. In
secluded spot the posse captured the
negro today. finding him in the top
of tree which few minutes later
served as his scafYold. The negro
confessed and without delay rope
was put around hrs neck and he was
drawn up to a limb. The posse then
stood of and fired twenty shots into
his body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
No Clue to Dynamiters.
(By Associated press.l

NEW ORLEANS. La. April Is
Fernandina Palma and Angelina "a
buto. two Slcilians, who were arrest
ed as SUSPECTS in connection with
what Is believed to have been Nh al.
tempt at the dyIam,,ing of ST. Louis
Cathedral here Sunday afternoon
have been released. The authNritie,
say that no positive clue has been
found which might lead to the solu
TIN OF the crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
SENATOR OFFERS ADVICE
10 MEDICAL STUDENTS
Criminal to Enter Upon Practice Of
Medicine II Unerepsred, Smith
Tells Graduas,s.
(Rv Associated Press

CHARLESTON. 8. c, April %
Holding up to them the his, duties
10 humaaity which Their profession
called them to cherish. Senator Smifh.
OF this state. tCnight delivered the
ANNUAL address 70 the yrndhltes of
the Medical College OF the Srs:e cf
South Carolina.
Upon you" he said. will res. TIE
RESPONSIBILITIES Of disc|argins that
Office which may mean in sJms tcr-
ribIc crisis the difference between
Sunshine and gloom. between happi-
ness and a deso!ate home"
He expressed the op'a'cp that any
man who goes into the medical pro
session Consciously naprcTared TO
meet the responsibility OF the conflIc;
is a criminal. both before the Jug
ment scat Of his cwn ccrscicn'ae aud
IN the sight Of God"
IF for SINE reason" &c addej.
~kno~n to yourself and unknown 10
your prfession. you feel y~wTseif Va
prepared for this. the srandest pre-
Sexsiou 70 which a man may give hts
life. either yield vp your dSioma or
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
AMBASSADOR WHITES
DAUGHTER A1ARRIts
Groom 10 An Officer In the German
Army-ceremony>is Performed
BY Civil omjcer.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS. April 2S.-Dressed in a
sintle gown Of blue toile and
wearing a large black hat,
Mss Muriel White. daughter OF the
American ambassador to France. was
married in tn" Marie Of the Eighth
ACCOMPLISHMENT uf Paris at noon to-
day to Count Hermann Seherr-Thoss
an officer of the Royal Prussian CUR
assiers.
This simple civil ceremony was
performed in person by Roger Allon.
the mayor. Only few Of the imne-
dia.e members Of he families G the
bride and groom were present. COun
tess Scberr- ThoSs. the groom 3
mother. was not present on account
Of III health. The ceremony consist
ed Of a recitation Of the laws Of the
French republic defining the obliga-
tons Of husband and wife. and the
Subscription Of the coutle thereto.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
ANXIOUS TO SHIELD BIG BANKER
Asked About Walsh and elount, Con-
vict- Witness Becomes Excited and
Requests Private Conference with
Attorney-Later Declares Only Ro'
senfeId and Rosenberg Knew.

a.
CHICAtiO ILLS, I'm 2S.-Thc
names Of John X. Walsh, 1ormeFly
president of the Chicago Nati2nai
Bank who is under 5-year sentence
for misaprlying the funds OF that IN
stitution, and Fred NJ. Blount. Mr.
Walshs business and political associ'
ate. were drawn into the Peter Van
Vlissingen forgery scandal today.
Van Vlissingen, who was brought
from Joliet prison to explain his as
sets before Referee in Bankruptcy
'Wean. and who had testified that
bernhard Rosenberg and Maurice
Rosenfeld, Chicago capitalists. had
knowledge Of his practices as early as
1904. and had compelled him to carry
out more forgeries in order to pay
them, was asked this question by At
tcrney Leasing Rosenthal, represent
ing the two accused financiers:
What information did you get be-
fore or subsequent to November
1896 1.-THE day that Van Vlissingen
confessed his crimes) that John X.
Walsh and Fred NJ. Blount knew CT
your illegal practices?
Il had not knowledge prior to that
date" responded Van Vlissingent The
question plainly excited the witness.
We'll, subsequent persisted Mr..
Rosenthal.
Witness Asks For Conference.
If you would permit me to talk
with you think you would withdraw
that question: faltered the witness.
Il have nothing to conceal but
conference can do no harm" said MIR.
Rosenthal. A conference was then
held, after which Mr.. Rosenthal ask
ed:
Where any facts disclosed to you
prior to your exposure to show you
that either John R. Walsh or Fred
NJ. Blount knew your secret?'
"No." replied Van Vlissingen.
lid anyone knew it besides Rosen-
field and Rosenberg"
Not to my knowledge.
Unjust to Walsh.
At the close q the days session
Van Vlissingen, in the presence Of his
counsel. made this statement:
1T is most unjust that Mr.. Walsh 8
name should be dragged into this trial
for some purpose net evidenced. Les
sing Rosenthal as attorney for Rcsen-
aerg and Resented. came to the pen
itentiary January 25 and informed me
that Walsh knew my secret
Rosenthai Makes Denial.
Mr. RCsenthal said:
Il never informed Van Vlissingen
that Walsh knew his secret, and the
forger knows this we'll enough. The
name Of Walsh was net mentioned
during our conversation at the prison.
The Ahearing will be continued to-
morrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
MANv AND T.CEER nay
MEET AGAIN. on SATURDAY
Both Will &c AZ christisnsburg and
Challenge Will BE EXTENDED
0y Tucker.
Especial to Daily Press)


RICHMOND, VA. MriI 2s.-Judge
william Hodges Mann. Of Nottoway,
and Hon. Harry 81. George Tucker
Of Stanton. candidates for governor,
will NEE, in Christiansburg on Sat
urday for the first tine since the joint
debate at Boydton. il is generally be-
lieved that an aftemp; vii be made
to arrange another joint debate on
this occasion.
n can h. stated on good authority
that Tucker will challenge Mann. The
readiness Of Judge Mann to accept
the first challenge at Boydton would
lead TO the presumption that he
would not be averse to another clash
mon the hustinEs with lss formidable
rival The meeting Of Saturday Is be.
ing looked forward to with interest
BIZ politicians all over the State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
vicksburs Wants BattIeshIp.
INV Associated press)

Wy assoSiutcu JICss.D
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Arril ~
Headed by Senator Mcl-aurin. a pYrt
Of the Mississippi Congressional dele
CATION called on the Secretary Of the
navy today and asked him TO send
the new fnttleship Mississippi u? "a
far as Vicksburg when It makes its
voyage next month TO Na;chez. The
secretary said 1t would not be feas-
ible to send the Mississippi tv~Vicxs-
burg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
NEWPORT NEWS VA. thursday. APRIL 49, 1909.
6EACh..HaR6iS IS
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE

(By Associated Press !

Wy NSSUCIUtVU T'TCSS.J
IRVINE. KY. April 2s.--Beach
Hargis. charged with the murder Of
his father. Judge James Hare,s. was
today sentenced to life Imprisonment.
The defendant showed no emotion
when the verdict was rendered.
Neither did his mother and sister,
by whom he sat
This was the second trial Of Hargis
for this crime. The first resulted in
mistrial United States Senator W.
o. Bradley headed the counsel for the
def. nse in both trials.
The murder OF Judge Hargis by his
son Beach occurred In the judges
store ut Jackson, Breathitt county. on
February 8. 1908.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
Body Of Distinguished FteAchmal
Transferred % hlhelaa
Fought FOR AMERICAN FREHol
Washinston's Trustee Friend and De.
signer Of National cspitoi-oody
Has Lain Unnotieed on Maryland
Farm-Aeeorded Military Honors.
(By Associated Press.)

(By ASSOcl0ted PfeSS.D
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April Is
After remaining unnoticed for nearly
. century beneath the soil Of an Oh
scure Maryland farm, the body q
Major Pierre Charles LEnfant. the
French engineer who remodeled the
city hall in New York and designed
the national capitol. WAS today re-
moved to the Arlington National Gem.
etery after impressive ceremonies Al
the capitol.
The body was taken under military
Escort to the capitol, where II lay II
state until the hour for the exercises
President Taft accompanied by Mrs
Taft Vas tresent. VICE President
Sherman and Ambassador Jusserand
Of France. paid tribute TO the mem
cry OF Major L'E:nfant and spoke o,
the work Of the French once. particu
larry as il affected the building up Of
the city of Washington.
Points to progresa
Ambassador Jusserand. In his ID
dress. called attention TO the prim
tive condition Of the land upon which
the future capital Of the nation was
to b. erected. and to the great trans
formation which had taken place in q
little more than q century.
Major LEnfant. 1said the ambassa
dor. had been selected nv Washing.
ton TO lay oIt the city because durins
thirteen years Of association he had
many occasions to appreciate his
qualities of character and his abili'
ties.
LEnfant had been one Of the ear
lest enthusiasts cf the American
cause. served throughout the war d
rrdeJ endepcc and had been left on
"a, battlefield severely wounded al
Savannah. where he had led the van.
guard Of one OF the columns of al.
tack and lost twoshfrds Of his men
Later he va taken prisoner and ar
forwards exchanged for Captain Won
Htyden. o Hessiau.
Gathered about the bier were rep
reseutatives Of the Society Of the
Cincinnati. whose emblem was de-.
signed l.. L'Enfaut Other patriotic
and civic organizations also were rep
resented. Among other emblems and
relics Inferred with the body b. 4
badge Of the Order Of the Cincinnati,
which was taken from his own Lapel
by Senator Bacon. Of Georgia, and
pinned upon the casket
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
"BUCkeT SHOP" TEST
CASE GOES 10 TRIAL
Outcome Will Determine Whether
Government Has Power to Deny
Use Of Mails.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated fEeSS.D
CINCINNATI. OHIO. April 2S.-
Judge Thompson. in the United States
District Court. refusing to grant a
further continuance to the defense,
Lewis W. Foster. John NJ. German.
Walter J. Campbell. John M. Scott.
Arthur c. Baldwin and Edwin He'll,
all indicted on the charge Of using
the mails to defraud. went to trial
in what will be a test case in the
United States governments attempt
to prevent bucket shop" pEoprietors
from using the United States mails to
solicit business.
The defendants ran the business
known as the Odell Commission Com
pany, and are said to have made sew.
eral million dollars IN . short time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
9urdett Huger.
fRy AssOciated Pres J

NORFOLK. VA Apri 2s.-Mrs.
Leila Barrard Barnett-Huger daugh
ter Of ex-Jndge Theodore 8. Garnet,
Of this CITY. wei known figure in
the U.lited Confederate Veterans. was
married today 60 Edward Abbott
Burdctt. wealthy retired merchant
Of Lcnox, Mass.
The bride IL the widow Of the late
Dr.. EugeT. S Charleston, 8. c., and
Baltimore. Md.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
Heinrich Conreid Dead.

MERAN. TYROL, AUS. April 2S..-
Heinrich Conreid. formerly director OF
the Metropolitan opera house In New
York. who suffered an ar0plectic
stroke several days ago; died peace
fully at 2:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. : &.E-S, f. -. ~ =,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
DICKINSON ARRIVES.
Secretary Of war Will Examine Canal
CONSTRUCTION WORK.
(Ry Associated Pres

COLON. April 2s.-Tbe United
States dispatch hoat Mayfower. with
Secretary Of War Dickinson en- board.
arrived here today from Jamaica. Mr..
Dickinson was greeted by Lieutenant
Colonel GoethsIs and other canal on
Gals. He will make an examination
Of the canal construction work.
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie has
landed 500 men here who will be
transferred TO the auxiliary cruiser
I;Gffalo at Panama.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
Newspaper Plant sold.
nv Associated Press. }

GREENSBORO. N. C.. April rs
The Daily Industrial News. which
suspended publication 90 January -.
vas soid today TO r. G. Duncan. Re
publican national committeeman from
North Carolina.
Publication wiII be resumed shortly
under the name 81 the Greensboro
Daily News" a. a Republican morn
ing daily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
eiated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29

(coatinued on Fourth P.Oa)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
THE WEATHER.

Increasing eioudinsss Thurs.
day, rain at night Or Friday:
winds becoming east and In.
ereaSing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-29
Hsr,ia oeoort.t;oo Nece.sarv.

Referring TO the oeportatioa Of Alb
dull Hamid. GcneraI Schefkct ex.
pressed she orinion that this measure
vas absolutely necessary IN the In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
HAS $4,000 THAT HE
WANTS TO BE RID OF

County Clerk d. X sieklss has
unclaimed funds ranging from
81 100 70 $4,000. which be would
ike TO get rid a. These funds
have been In thu clerk office for
the past eight years Three years
ago County Clerk Otto Case pre-.
pared a list specifying the claims.
which was turned over TO the
prosecuting attorneys office. but
nothing was done By that office
10 secure an order from the court
10 dispense with the money.
A. ~ Nmnn yesterday offered 10
60 through the books and specify
the accounts for commission u
10 per cent. and the board 81 coin.
missioners left the matter up 10
the prosecuting attorneys office.
atatina that n the office did not
have time to take the matter up.
Il could turn the work over 20 Mr..
Num-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
CIGAR STAND MAN
Is HELD

]. q y. Scecamp. pr0prist0r Of
cigar stand AZ SIS FIRST as.. was
arrested yesterday on a charge OF
sending obscene matter through tho
mails lie was released on $500
bail
Il Is the intention Of Fostoffice
Inspector G. l.. Waylahd. who
swora 10 the warrant for Seecsmps
arrest. 20 assist In the sisaaing out
u stands which carry picture post
cards unfit 20 50 through the
malls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
COMBS THE BRUSH

Word eumas fgem Vancouver that
Manager Dickson u the eATnisgFnua
cshmEkH. has tuttiheA tbs hfMah ard
wen. Hs is fepurtea e. have signed
Tom JudS q whiftwlnd uut fseidrf
be fstR chiaf with the ~aFt club
and bast STERN Ia the Iafdsns
Jude - set kupwn 10 AZ personally.
aus " he - any felaftnH g. = cef
tain jude aow piayinx wlth the I'm
caln. Neba team ~ thu Weatarn
feRNus. and fpFmnriF ~ cfnetapati
he - tMa Mad Paint on ths Nans
cuuvar barn al rtgNt al right and
wtii prove 30 Cioia nFtch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
TACOMA BOYS WILL GO
ON BIG SKATE

TACOMA. Feb. 95--Articfes uere
aiEna6 TO-DAY for 4 six-day roller
skaflnx race. - b. pulled off ~ the
Glide rink within the next 20 days
betw@en W ~ Robinson nd Hoy
ODp8e. i0eal pragesaionai akatera.
1he race will b. an endurance fest
Rma abe first uf ite Kind ~ be held
win have ak nights ~ which %
skate as many hours a. they can
eo6nre. The uan covering the great
tEf d1a4aaee Wins The Wilmer 81 TIRE
gFce viii represent Tacoma III the
Marathon 70 be pulled Off 81 Seattle
sxposifisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

uaarE oas nsof-. IcvsFy thtmn ~
FuFntah che tesae Complete.
Some of the New Silks for Spring

Inc IDEAS In silks Tor THIS season call
for stripes, hairlines and corded effects.
We have justreeeived some choice fabrics
in accord with these demands. ,,. y.,,
2l-inch Harliue Messalnea beautiful heavy lutrous
satin in shades Of ashes OF roses amethyst navy aupe
smoke rcscda delft This has corded effect $l3S yard
2l-inch Peldn stripe. in champagne tan. French gray
soda and champagne and gray champagne and white
sky and white cardinal and white The stripes A-nch
wide. $ils yard
36-nch Satin Dreetore the following popular shades:
ivory. apricot corn light blue pink. odrose raspberry.
aupe wsara eatawba navy. black amethyst and others.
500 yard.
3oineh Satin Duehesse heavy quality. all pure silk Some
of the eoors taupe smoke navy Edison odose ivory
and tam also black $1s0 yard.
Cheneys FanlardsWe showing these in the storm
proof quality leading shades Some OF popular pat
terms pindos coin spots zg-zag stripes and Roman
stripes with coin spots Very acceptable for shwast suits
and house gowns. 90c yard
Satin Fouards very handsome shades and patterns for
afternoon $l.lo yard
Shower proof Fouards in conventional designs also plain
grounds with Persian rings and floral patterns pastel
coorings. good strong, durable Silk that will wear well
Sll5 yard.
Satin Solel Cord in 20 and Soneh widths a beautiful
heavy satinaced Silk for afternoon and evening gowns
Shades ivory champagne steel taupe smoke raspberry,
brown. olive navy and black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
BIG Mike FISHER FALLS
INTO CITY WITH A ThUD

together N the nanrtam ~ ths lat
tsr. and th0 baseball talk that ~ia
fisN therefrnm. Il u thought. VIII
provide nourishment for q large
hufaATr of sporting editors foe snus
time 30 Come.
HiE Miks has jnst returned from
another Fnnfuru iutn the parharie
realms where fhs Afnssfcan national
eaus u q talr that - iuid. and ~
lssrts The same ala Hu0ease which
has followed his pfseieaa pent9rea
YEA ought % aaa thoas eastern
teams" he said. wtth great Kmsto.
f'rhay ienk Eikr thnY had dropped
cut Of az Illustrated Sunday suppis.
arnt. buf they m~t afoana pretty
fast. aad al hitting they are some
pumpkins We had o. 81 a few sew
eral times. bat we managed n rarfy
Of mezi ~ tbs grapes. and the
shes krls- oh. my"
Fisher wtii spend saIue iittie time
il Seattle. a. be has several ideaa
nnder cover which he proposes 20
eanndH In Jess Wpoda. wha has been
his partner In several hig deals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
TWO SAINTS AMONG THE GIANTS

los ANGELES. CAL Feb. Ia
wh~n shs New York Giants start
piss cert season two Ideal beYs
wa we2r the bsE league uniforms.
Art SKATER. 10 years old i The
latest player q afsix his anms %
Megrmw contract. FRED sn0tx n -.
whn played last season WITH tns
llaufa i - FS4sp old. hofh 81
these boys we're team mates Tor
several ysars or tas 81 vincent
eoiaexs nins 81 Los Angeles. The
fsnm = known - tbs saints n
aesthsrn California athletic CIR
snsarraas and shafer were In
xfrunsntAl Is helping % Win The
GoIlmNlafs championship DURING
their time IN college. @noa xrass -
a catcher mmd will b. second on
Mefsrnws list now that brwmu@hAn
has gone - ST Lnuim. @hmfsr =
an aii-aroand infistd man. being
especially saronS ~ short
Roth Of these young Btanfa are
Al that the name Implies. They
are maxniffoenf specimens and
neither has tasted iisuar nor to-
hnnro In any form Stafef comes
az wealthy f.os Angeles parents.
mhfle ano43raas has also had rather
an easy berth thus far IN life.
The bsys arR striking examples ~
the rnany eoli@we bred youngsters
that are now tgaVeiing ~ fact rom-
many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25


siroua o. puttinx ~ a. gcod as
showing a. possible against thia ktna
% opposition. The preliminary
schedule Is a. folle@a
March . Washington " Broad
WAY. Campus.
March n Washlnktan -. Lfndotn.
DuKdateis paris.
March "a, washington va broad
way. nnnttair'a park
March "a Washington ~ lincoln,
Campus.
March "a. Washington Va. Broad
way. Campus.
Mash 20. MaehfHHtuu Va Lincoln.
pukdalc's park.
Aarch ~ Washington xa Wiis1ha
business college. Campus.
Match rs. Washln9fou ~. Acme
business college campus
March ~. Wa&hlngtan "a puEs.
puxdaies park.
Match 80. washington vs.. Days
DuEflaiea park.
April a. WaNhtnEten w. uuE4s
puNdatn'a park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
Spring Wash Goods in Variety

La Belle Sofia dainty
new wash fabric in rich
floral designs, with wide
satin stripe-0oc yard.
Cotton Challis in a variety
of designs, with side bands
for trimming, l0c yard.
Mercerized Sateen in
grays, blacks, browns and
blues, with dot and floral de-
signs, including bordered eff
fects, l5c a yard. FIRST Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
HE 10 HERE VITA A LoNo
LINE OF WISE BABUBAIL
TALK.

VITA . lvtsd grant and q crash
y hirh made tlae brick paving AZ tbs
union station crinkfs In several spots
lsis aflks Fisher. baseball n5aanate
and All nruans booster ~ exefythlns
pertaining ~ the sport world.
dropped off 4 ruilman last nisl1s
end fell snt1 the outstFxtrhwa armsa
~ his forrnsF friend and aide kiciesr
traa Woods
Tie r~fusets however. O. h. ehlrtsd
away 10 Jess dream emporium gay
ms that the tuureAsa ln weight that
has come sith an affinent pocket
book would nareasitaie THE purchsae
81 iOo niaay tiehets in proportion 70
the amount II fiaor space he would
occupy
This afternoon he Ana rho mighty
shepherd ~ Neattle'N lambs viii wct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Square-mesh Cable Net,
in eeru or white, so inches
wide, Csc yard.
Filet Net with heraldic
motifs. Csc a yard.
Fine patterns in Filet Net,
Point de Paris and other de-
signs, IS and so inches wide,
$50 a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
ARRANGE A MITT-FEST
IN RENT0h

The sportivxly inclined q Rentoa
have arranged Tor a smoker under
the direction ~ the Rcnton f'irs De-
paTtnnf1t A. c.. which promises
many ae9atlss
Ths heaaiiner % the miti.fssf r.
tbs match between 1ignmic Kelley
and soltiAf Chambers az Izs younds.
This promises 10 b. a hummer. as
both bose have q reputation for a
panch and lot of ginger. Four
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