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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

Ever since Northern Pacific he
tectiye Charles y Baird shot ard
wounded Carl Peterson. burglar
Ia his room at eos Columbia a. on
the morning of March i3. he has
received throateniug letters. ~
which the foregoing ls a tAif sam.
Pile
White the detective h lnciined
% believe that The ufitcrr are eoa
ards Al heari. nevertheless be b.
never unpreparea for a Eun fight
Ready 70 Meet Them.
In dealing with criminals a.
ways take chance said Baird
today
Whoever ID writing these threat.
rnlng letters ~ me wiii find me
A the old stand tnot no I'D.
vantage II Peterson called un
him % surrender Bot b. tried %
escape and he goi o.
= Niah You would Just iri these
alleged friends ~ rstere0na know
through the pteHa that am aiwHya
ready ioY thcir Kind
The letter auutaa above Nas "a
dfcaeed GO e. baird. eos Columbia
o. Cts The wagda we're printed
with lead pencil In a disguised
hand
Peterson. tbs burglar vho feli a
victim 20 iiaifda SURE aim. has al.
must wholly recovered from ths
wnuud and iauuw awaitins trial 90
d charge ~ barglaty When shot
hy Hard. Peterson bad been w.
leased hui fpuf days iollowins bis
scualtsai 0u ehafso &c cuierins
several bonuses on Capitol hiil AZ
prrseut he 10 held 81 the county
iail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
STANDARD is
! HAVING ITS
ROUND
xADlNG COUNSEL FOR OIL
CONCERN APPEARS IN
FEDERAL COURT.

st LOUIS No. April 7-"f see
ssskes revolution II the Standard
rs eoT Industrial anarchy and
~ rule II the government wins.
~ John G. Mllhurn ~ New York
~ q Tie leading rounsei FOR the
Hanaard Oh company IL the fed.
- ait q dissolve n. big oil
el.t. before the case opened 10.
~
\ have not begun 20 see ghosts
81 h. added tilting The long
H1T eisar holder from which pro
Hzaef Bis trim black Havana
auf shich IL bis constant com
MAIsn
r. Declared that the growth Of
n Standard OF company Nas rhe
Ns&s Of gealas ~ the Rockefei-
- aAd ihelf al ociates aud was
, 70 way attributable % any
Mekod " crushing competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
WHAT WOULD YOU
DO. AND WHY?

plicationa confronting him az re-
suits ~ his disaipated NE. refused
10 humiliato the wife who believ.
Ing him dead WIS., happily mar
ried by AN unwelcomc return, even
to yindicate his namo.
Neither legally nor morally free,
be- would not offer himself % her
whom he afterwards loved, but
would follow The highest conception
of duty. rodccmlnR by a lie Of re-
nunclatiou an unworthy past; end
INK by "a. heroic death "a struggle III
which character was perfected by
suffering
All answers received up 90 to-
morrow afternoon. Thursdoy April
=. w be given consideration la This
oonteat, and tho % Huccorful ones
win receive two seats eaA 10 the
dramatic version 81 The Right Of
way" Monday evening next az The
Moore theatre This h said 70 he
one ~ ths ben attractions 10 be
seen thiH season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
new LIFE SAVER
RECEIVED

Ia order 10 ntlingly convoy the
NOS government lie saving tug
SIWhnmiah ~ her moonBga upon
her entry into Seattle. committee
of representative business men.
high officials in the fire department.
and newspaper men boarded the fire
boat Snoqualmie this afternoon and
escorted the new craft Ia buoy No
Immediately afterwards the party
Was hustled into automobiles and
iaken on n sightseeing tour Of the
city. Including the A.-Y-P grounds.
Upon the elimination Of this trip
the officers are 90 be dlned AZ The
Washingion hotel The enlisted
men sho have been granted shore
leave we're presented with tickets
FOR tho Orpheum theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
THEY QUARREL VITA HIM sg
CAUSE HE CLEANED UP the
COUNTY JAIL.

Because sheriff Robert r Hodge
refused TO maintain bedding and
Jail furnishings which are nothing
moro than disease incuhators. the
county commissioner today were
angry once more
The wrath OF the commissioners
Is due 10 the fact that Hodge pur.
chased certain beds for the county
jail without going through the
formality of consulting County pur.
chasing Agent Jones or the board
Sheriff Hodge stated this mora.
ing that when he took office the
beds In the jail we're equipped with
wooden spring mattresses, the
blankets were 40 filled with crawl.
ing vermln that for the past so
DAYS men have been at work con
atantly cleaning them
Accordingly sheriff Hodge pur-
chased the regulation hospital bed
with iron frame. and mattresses 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

AT WORK

Burglars made two unsuccessful
attempts 10 loot business houses
last night Shortly after / o'clock
thia morning patrolmnn He'll oh.
served that rear window Of the
hufldlng occupied by BlHslnRer A.
Co. hides aud tnllows. az 1906
Western av., had been smashed.
ilell heard someone rummaglng
about but search of the premises
failed 70 reveal the intruder. SO
Tar as is known nothing Of value
was taken
An unsuccessful attempt was
made 20 enter the Matinee bar at
500 Third av. last night The bur.
glhr was attempting to pry open a
rear window but smashed the win.
dow in his zeal The noise attract.
ed the attention OF q porter, who
yelled The burglar then ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
GERMANS TO BREAK
MONOPOLY OF U. S.

BERLIN. April : THE formation
81 stock company for the manu-
facture - farm Implements by
three firms ~ powerful German
farmers' organizations ~ believed &,
b. the first step on the part Of Ger
man agrieulturiatH 10 break the
American monopoly ou farm ma
chiuery that has existed FOR many
Year, The new company b. capital
lied az 81 600 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
Did GROOM
RUN AWAY?

That Alvin l. Lehman deserted
Miss Louise NJ Christian. whom he
was 20 have married here last Sun.
day, and Is not victim OF foul
play is the opinion OF Deputy
Sheriff Scott Malone. Malone was
detailed to investigate the case
by Sheriff Hodge yesterday.
Malone says investigation re
vealed the fact that Lehman had
no business prospects and but SIC
IN the hank last Friday lie believes
the story OF Lehman having two
diamonds and 5000. and OF meeting
with a stranger on the boat. was
merely a preliminary 20 plans ar.
ranged Go leave hts bride elect.
Friends say the man had been
Respondent of late. and had been
ever since he sold out his interest
IA the Apex cigar stand In this city
last February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
TOM PAGE STUEG WITH
FINE I'M POLICE COURT

acting gesture. and Haiiiff Prank
Kecfe grabbed him by she throat
and slammed him into q chair
y desire to enter an appeal 80
your Judgment in this natter said
ragc. a. Dc regnlned his breath
a few minutes later Pare left
thc court rasm The Ga 20 occurred
during the trial 81 JOHN norris ae-
sused ~ maintaining nuisance
Pass WAS defending @oFrlH
q have FOE q long tilne toieretsd
Pages conduct in this court room,
said JndKr Gordon. in discussing the
trouble. ~Fur a ionk time Page has
not defneansd himself properly in
this court room ~ patience ~
came exhausted this morning ena
! Imposed a fine because hs wa
grossly in contempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
BEAT Z N UP
BY BOYS

Set upon and badly beaten b. a
crowd Of newaboys Was the report
made 20 The police today by X.
Ynmada. "a japanese who resides
Al 1920 Main a.
Yamada says that he Was az.
tackled by fha crowd OF tnuahs az
Second as and University 81 last
night. shortly after ~ o'cln~k Ne
SAYS the crowd followed him from
Second ay aud Union 10 and. with.
out proyocailon. assaulted him "a
block further down Second aY The
assault was 80 sudden. says Yam.
ada. that he was unprepared 90
defend himself After receiving
several blows In the face. Yam.
ada broke away from his assail.
ants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
ESCAPED MURDERER
HAS BEEN CAUGHT

mred In San Francisco. where he
was arrested recently for burglary.
Roth the accused slayer and the
victim were employees of the
Olympia brewery at Tumwater.
While on his way home al night
Lamb was attacked, his assailant
striking him over the forehead with
q butchers knife Believing him
dead the murderer started 10 leave,
when Lamb made an effort to rise.
Going back to his victim. the muir.
derer stabbed him IL times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
EMBEzzLER
IS PAROL.ED

OLSON cal Apru Edward
Z Fnllih. former isx collector Of SON
.'AafiFc1 Under sfntence ~ ten
20 N me peHifsutiary Tor tho cm-
- eneni u nearig $4,000 ~ the
80 fonds. hrs been paroied. and
@~kita preparations today to
- ~ prison here ou SHAY
saiih began serving his term in
~ 1905. and his sentence would
X expired FL November. 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
NE VI M TH0D OF
LOVE MAKING

Los ANGELES April IT, Rumi~
mating upon the adyiaability ~ Woo
ing his - eetheart with pistol and
poison Walter Kimmiek is iu the
city prison today in default Of hail.
kimmlck began hig strenuous court
nag yesterday afternoon a. thc horne
~ Miss Myrtle Miles After the usual
greiiminafies kimmick led up to the
main event - popping che question
To hls surprise the answer vac not
S hat be- had expected and no ~ al
legged 10 have sought % enforce hia
demands and wnR arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEM
SWEPT IT'D SEA TO DIE
CAUGHT LIKE RATS
ON MAMMOTH
ICEBERG.
Many Jump Into the Sea
and Drown Without
Amy Struggle.

BERLIN, April 7.--Aceord-
Inc 70 dispatches received today
by the Lokal hnxs igner, an Ice.
berg on which fifteen hundred
Russian fishermen we're work.
Inc, near Riga, vas driven TO
ward the open sea today by .
heavy wind sna only thirty
seven we're able 20 escape.
One version Of the report
aays that the iceberg over.
turned far out ~ sea and that
al o. the .463 men who had
been unable 70 get ashore we're
drowned.
Another dispatch says that
the Iceberg is still drifting far
out 70 ses and that scores o.
the fishermen have fallen into
the ocean ard drowned.
Several boats have put cut
20 follow the iceberg and II
possible 10 rescue the stranded
fishermen. Il is reported that
the men we're fishing from the
ice pack when Il broke loose
from sne mass and was car
rie5 70 sea BY the currents and
tide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

OLYMPIA. April After two
years search by the police of
many cities. Jesse Wrinkle. accused
Of one OF the most brutal crimes
In the history OF the state, Is on
his way here In custody Of Sheriff
George CASTOR TO stand trial for
the murder OF his hrotherin.law,
Frank Lamb. during the session Of
the 1907 legislature
The accused murderer was cap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
MEET DEATH
in FIERCE
STORM

JACKSON Miss April -fuur
men Werc Killed a. Ahsrdesn By
the tornado which swept this sec
tion ~ the state late yesterday The
dead are W G. Mcmillan. president
% the Ahsrdern hank q G. McMil,
Ian. a cotton buyer. and two no
Erosa No other casualties have
been reported
According 60 The news which has
reached this city. she storm wnn
one of tho most severe which the
state has ever experienced
The greatest dainags was done
al Aberdeen the cuanty sest 81
Monroe county. where tho four men
Loaf their lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
RECALL FOR
MAYOR OF
FRISCO
ALLEGED INCOMPETENCE HAS
BEEN CHARGED IN PETI-
Tions--LARoR ASSISTS.

SAX FRANCISCO April PEE
tltioas demanding the recall ~
Mayor Taylor are being prepared
today by the county commission %
the Independence party The de-
cision % begin an active campaign
against the mayor was reached last
night after spirited meeting 81
the committee
Daniel Ogonnell chairman ~ the
county committee led the fight for
tho recall iHe declared that the
time was ripe for the movement.
and that the labor element would
give y united support lie also
promised 20 pay the expenses ~ pre-
pairing the petitions
Alleged incompetency 81 Mayor
Taylor is the basis Of the recall
movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

SAN FRANCISCO, April IN. =.
Bates. ~ the firm Of Bates a cheese
brough. of this city left for Los An
Reles today 10 finish the signing n
freight FOR the Acme. the first VeH-
sci which VIII clear from San Pedro
for Neu York under the new rates
established by bic company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

WASHINGTON. April T. Repre-
sentative Humphrey. OF Washing
ton has presented 20 President
TAFT a recommendation that q ID
IL. Primer and V J Knapp be an.
pointed p0stmaatere Al Blaine aud
Anacortes. respectively They are
the present incumbents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
MRS. GOLDEN SUES
FOR DIVORCE

Mrs Laura T, Golden, wife OF
Deputy Collector of Customs How
ard Chefield Golden, today insti-
tNted proceedings for divorce. Mrs.
Golden alleges cruelty and threat
to klll lor 10 she brought suit for
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
B EATE N BY
THUGS

William Wegener. laborer. nov
lies abed az his rooms on Second
av.. near Cedar st.. suffering from
painful injuries received al the
hapds Of thugs and highwaymeu
Wegonor Was Set upon at the cor
ner Of Second and Cedar by three
men Saturday night lie was beaten
into insenaibiiity and, after being
robbed OF s2i was thrown into a
vacant lot and left for dead
After lying ln the mud for sew
eral hours he made his way TO his
rooms. Dr. G NJ Hawkins says the
lufurloa will not prove fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
MOODY WAR ON
RANCE STARTS

ny united Press
assEfkNSE. Wyo April THE
80 range war has broken out
and The first victims are
n nilenend and Joe EmeRee.
ssy sheepmen. and Joe LATER.
'1'ef The three we're shot
II ambush while guarding sheep
= wires 70 that part Of the cOun.
Hsie eng ana news of the muir
eAFe Just reached here from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

ST LOUIS. Mo. April After
keeping a careful record of her hus-
bands every action from the date
Of their marriage 10 the time she
began divorce proceedings against
him. Mrs Frances Posey, wife of
oliver w. pusey, son Of the Califor-
Mia capitalist, b. armed today with
information which promises Go
create. a scgstGion when the case
comes 20 trial
Discovery that Mrs posoS Kept a
diary In which everything he did
was set down was made by p0sey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
sAiLlFFs NEEDED TO MAKE
ATTORNEY OBEY MAN
DATES OF COURT.

= wont 80 down don't have
g I'D down. leiisd Thomas y Page.
q lpcai attorney az police Judge
John = Gordon during fhc morn
INK nessson ~ police oonrt today
You are lu epntenlIH ~ court
ard : Nlii fine vuu - responded
fuaEa Gdffaa erhis case win be
canfibNed nula you tahe foaf SEAT "
DON'T have az slt dopm repeat
rsl Page rketfe8ik
naiNff Tin Wfnrheu started Tor
tile attorney bui Page made mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
ROB POSTOFFICE

Word was received by Sheriff
Hodge today that the Ravensdale
postoffice was robbed last night.
The thieves secured tSb IN currency
aud a bracelet and $3.50 gold
locket No clue to the robbers was
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
aFATTLr 49, DROWNED.

Daniel Buck an electrician 81 $40
Seneca st.. aged 40 years. Is miss.
ing. and has been drowned IN the
Narrows. west of Tacoma The TIA
coma police were notified this morn.
ing to search for him He dlsap.
peared while crossing The Nafrows
In a boat during storm Monday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
REPUBLICANS IN
At TACOMA


H'VAA April Following la
H.. sah % yssterdays city ciec -
hsa fiih ward p a. Lynn. roe
i fesfifftedl Second wlsd
Y Bel. republican Third
Ys J. Eberly republican.
" WaFd W n glbisit demo.
- ted Fiffh Nard o.. J.
i ~. fepppile.4 slglh wgrd a.
$780,, republican Ere eieclsdl
t,s.' 'l Hsfd J - Hawthorne re-
,.. ue-eleetedj Eighth ward
dr.. ''fnl. Calvin w stewart Dr..
~ ~. Snort term. George Rus
IA a S.D'lean both hons propoai-
"fiea - large maiorinas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
HER FLEsH FoR bAIT

PONT ANTHIW, ONT, ADM ~"
Cutting strips Of flesh from her
body, an Indian woman baited
hooks with Il and caught fish,
which saved her children from
starving 10 death Woodchoppert
are giving her aid and she viii
recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
VESSELS FOUNDER

BERLIN. April Ten fish
Ing vesaels founderso during
the terrific gale which swept
the Baltic OF the German coast
today, and 40 fishermen ara
known 20 have perlsheo. a
mountainous sea Is running,
rendering impossible any at.
tempt 70 rescue the survivors.
The storm, accompanied by q
driving rain. swept down on the
little fleet With appalling sud
osnress. u ~ss followed BY
heavy mist, making a impos-
sibie TO secure further com
nunleation with the opsn sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
THREATENED
BY MEAN
GANG
THIEF SHOOTER is
TOLD TO LEAVE
THE CITY.
Charles r. Baird Receives
Several Anonymous
Letters.

say you --, you Wuat
leave town a. cree or We will
hand 4 20 you like you DID 10
our frisnd, Carl Peterson. Carl
10 fire man and has a lot Of
friends here. Now take warn.
inn o. you will soon come 20
your everlasting ~ short order.
Nau .--n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
MAJORITY LAYS THE
WIRES FOR BIG
MERGER.
soor;,y Can Do Nothing
But Kick at the Ac-
ton Taken.

c.,i,e the strenuous objections
!. m.neglty stockholders thc
-.sr,s program prcpared fog the
- mseuns ~ ,he stockholders
=, S.sttis Electric company
,hr.ush yesterday as prepared.
-. Meeting represented bat the
.sn,ns ii determined fisht
- ~ minority will uptoubtcd-
sa.tlnus against the policy OF
s.,ss,raginx the power to ao things
~ hanas II the sutaf timer
- whleh nov controls thc cor
swslons affairs
- hy.iaWa perc practically
=. over This change IN the NJ
= !. b.iis, Isl % simply pave the
- fer the ultimate gigantic
aes aea merger ~ an power trans b
a..aa ana hight companies in the
xwshumtsrr field. and Affords an
..sreni,t t. bring forth another
y ssus az stock largely pefmoatrd
- scua pers. commonly called
u,sf
Lost in ths BuNeh
wR Crawford. q minority stock
ts.f was present with hts Oh
.sA..s ana resolutions BIAS his ten
s..s assumed the minute proper
- a a needles sys iost Ia a stack
~ wlth the 10000 other shares
~assuisd mostly hy proSy. anN-
- "a ready q sqaeieh him
tk aid that Mr. Crawford OBJ
80 to tha prepared" plan %
nlng ne summy memherr on
marc x trustees ana was OUT
esr8 mat b. moved several times
g. H. meetiuE ~ adjourned and
sas Voted down. that be raised OBJ
Arsass % ths evident intentiou Of
Awsrmass fhs minority stock
holasrs 'snslrty. ans WAS host b. thg
fa,a.l y oBtpeluE Votes
Fesay Mr. Crawford Wouid say
tthisx fas pnbleatlou e cannot
asnse ths msattsrs ihat came be-
A. shs meeting hF saii Il was
ref dour - several proportions
- vas as There uss - g."
Fesr psoeis Present.
Tkfrs Vtre feuf pfrfuns pFesrni
a. snertlnw sir Crawford wtth
H. hns ten shHruA nna fhe three
se.5 men ~ tha seattle Eiaclrio
neenyg aetifs operating force.
~ affle nsare than 81 eae shares
Afftf ihs meeting ar foMe sve-
Niasy ~ ths rawfAnY wnn had
waiss Or = iSrss gmeaAt 90 stock.
~ hal ths tbanEe IN tha by-
Hss ser ~ ~ im tctHnes tn ths
sesanf M = Absolutely ~ in
efea b tbs pabiic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
DIVORCE TRIAL EFA >
a SENSATTO

when he attempted 20 deny certain
allegations made In her divorce COM
plaint
Confronted with a positive record
of his past life posvy could only
gasp ana tell his lawyers "po. your
best"
Tho Poseys were married in New
York November 10. 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

BODY Of WOMAN
FOUND

The body Of q woman was found
at g3rd av s. and Holgate st. at
% O'Clock this afternoon. Her
Identity has not yet been de
termIned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
STORM IN TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Ohio April g. Scores
were injured aud damage amount.
ing to thousands Of dollars done
by terrific hurricane, which
struck this city az o o'clock last
nlghl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

a prominent editor
SANTA ANITA Gala bulletin bedside Of Madame
Helena Modleska
her physicians had die al
SANTA BARBARA. caAuorneys Tor Stanley Mccormick Of
e harvester Sa9 are making preparations
~ his wife that he is mentally Incompetent
wAshNeToN-erssissrt Taft Charles Fulton for,
senator from
minister plenipotentarY 70 China.
SAN FRANctscounssa claimant 70 the enormous
tate lst tLuskyl appears today
miued 70 probate without
VICTORIA o. e.Roher kneksds, logger.
t~o early this morning sha~nlaan falling
SAN plEGo.-The police are endeAvoaaa
~ % Identification Of
home o. Superior ceue Clerk ~ nights
SAN FRANClscoprvon the Of
ferira o. h babe
charges ey Fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

WASHINGTON, April T. The
treasury report today shows Re-
ccipts S2,6iA0ii, disbursements
S2,i3G00O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight, with light (
frost; Thursday fair and
warmer light east winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

MONTE CARLO. April 7--fseury
y Harris Is the frat American to
break the bank at the casino
They're toasting him IN ell the for
eien colonies nf Europe now
Harris didn't know anything ahoni
roulette lie last played al random
and took whatever money the cruu.
piers pushed over 90 hlm But he
got to the bauk for $4,000 IN about
~ minutes and closed Il mp
In the United States Harris Is
known a. fhe man who made q
number % lucky Eussaes az the
theatre lie brought Qua This Lion
and the HoBse Robert Edaaon IN
"9tuuRhearf. Rosa stahl Ia The
Chorus Lady. and ia now playing
The Third Degree to blk audi.
clcea.
Bat on the continent Harris Will
70 down III history as the man who
broke the bank AZ Monte Carlo II
has happened only once or twice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
CRAWFORD SPRINGS Fight
IN The S. {. co. Meeting
NEWS BULLETINS

wAsHiNoroNPslssnt today offered the sevsrnorshle
Porto Rice TO Charles Landp
and prominent editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

- be- walked along re Bots nou.
logne With an infepenaent air
You could hear the girls declare
That h. must b. a millionaire
You can see them Sigh and wish 10
die.
You can see them wink the other
eye
Al IN. man that BROKE TIE
BANK AT MONTE CARLO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

TAFT has offered Charles W. Fulton for
senator from Oregon extraordinary
minister pisnlposentiary TO China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

SANTA BARBARA cai-Ausrneys tor Stanley Mccormick 40
the harvester King making charges
BY his wife that he is mentally Incompetent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

SANTA ANITA GAIA bulletin the bedside Of Masa
Helena Modeska stated that unchanged ahe
yer physicians had expected that shs would a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07

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