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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
Recital Tomorrow
o. g. JoHNsToN CO, WILL owe
ANOTHER CONCERT ToMoR.
ROW EVENING.

The - IS Johnston GO viii give
mother Of their splendid pianoia
HcciialH Boa their Recital Hall to-
moffoB friday egeniBg.
This event wiil Introduce to local
music lovers Mrs Grace Earring
ION li0metcd. q well known Eastern
soprano and O rocout arrival IN Zee
Hiiip in addition. ST. a Maesiuo.
flute soloist Of The Seattle sym.
phony Orohcslta. VIII also be- heard.
Tho recital % entirely gratuitons.
nBd no tickets win b. necessary.
n beeinn promptly ~ s.15 and It
VIII b. well 20 come early 20 ingure
securing q HeHt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
BIG WHALE CATCH

TWT WFTNI FFF7N7T
VICTORIA - a. April p
steamer otter. - thr a., = v small
coasters. just arrived FROM She west
caast Of Vancouver island reperts
that the catch ~ whales ~ the iwo
stations hns BEEN vefy large ihir
year so far Seven Nert iahen on
MONDAY lasl "a seehari alone. mak
ing a total ~ ~ there. besides about
~ a. KYaquos nearly 90 altogether.
sether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
TO
DE:A TIL

HoouIkM. Wash April 2s--
Adam smith aged 81 BLEED %
death yesterday IN spite ~ nll 81
tnmpfa 10 sRye HIS ilie Early
IN the day Smith hsd a decayed
tooth pulled Mhen lhe tooth Was
extracted he blood beaan 70 fiow
and. although be was rushed 20 a
hospital all attempts 20 stop the
fInn. slrnNAh fNIlla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
WHOLESALE FORGERIES

CHICAGO. April - Peter Van
vllssingen. who " serving a prison
sentence for wholesale forgerise.
continued his testimony today be
fore referee ia bankruptcy He
related further incidents 30 connec.
lion wifh the alleged knowledge 81
Bernard RosenbeTE and Maurice
Roseafeld. finauciers. that he was
carving on his populations.
Wan VllaeenFen seaffirmed the
charges which ne made yesterday
Ia The effect that these men knew
Of bis forKsrles for four yearh be
fore he was caught tie said thef
heid soc 900 worth Of his spurious
paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
PORTLAND BOUNDING
RIGHT UP IN WORLD

PORTLAND. one. April -
This city'H prominence in The fhH
road world viii ho further incTeas'
ID next sunday. when two separate
passenger services. with this city
as che western terminal will be-
inauRulated
The FIRST through train between
Spokane and Ppfiland over tho
Spokane. Portland aud Seattle road
wilt arrive here that night and
the passenger service on the Cana.
dian Pacific 500 line from here io
81 Paul viii also begin on that
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
MIS- SING MAN FOUND
DEAD ~ MORGUE

Walter llam. after securing the
United States fur more than SIX
uiouihs ia an endsaxor io find II
A. ilanm, bis missing brother. yes
ierdey found the hong sought man
lylns cold 90 death AZ the under
taking establishment 81 nut,er~urlii
A Sons
\ little more than three years ego
the pafenta ~ the Two young men
died AZ Reu0. Nry. leaving q con
Portable fortune 10 she sons The
aiwnature ~ "a a. Ham was necea
aarY before the estate could be dis
ffibuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
NEGROES ARE
SHOT DOWN

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April ~ ~
rwo neKroes were killed and one
injured By City CLERK J NJ Jones
~ Eastlake last night. The shoot.
ina occurred In fsunt q the city
ball while the council vas In n.s.
sion The negr~rn were trylnE 70
br~ak 90 the meeting because some
% thesF friends had been convicted
~ runninx a blind tiger jones
tried 20 quiet the croNd. and two
Of them flfeG upon him lie re-.
turned the fira With fatal effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
CALL OUT
SOLDIERS
tny nls.i Pre-.

cHllLiCoTuE. Ohio, April 20 -
one company Of the Fourth feEi'
mant and 100 extra deputies we're
aworn In yesterday during the
urugfrNM Of the election IN Ross
county between the vets" and the
drya~ May arrests we're made
for riotina and causing Trouble The
elsetloa was he hottest ever held
The sets won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
BAR wHfreHe0 FLOUR.

DNEYENHE Wfp. April ia-
Tho tutn pura food r1mniaf|Dn has
Iudorred fhe retout government rui-
lng relative lo arlfIrlaliy HFod or
nhfnHnd r0uf Hnd 1calfra $500 bn
given miu NrpirWnrf tn dispose
nf theif present starka NwrlY Hll
thr FLOUR HDI1 In the einic iH im-
ported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
WHEAT GOES TO DOLLAR
IN OREGON CITY

ALHANY. ore. AprlI - FoF
the first time IN 20 years this city
holds dollar wheat Owing i0 the
scarcity ~ the cereal here. only
small lots have been sold at that
price. which was quoted yesterday
81 Portland flounug mlilH com
many
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$50 toms ~ ahieh is heins discharged
AZ this port and tho balance wiil 50
60 Puget Sound ports Wore was
brought rroin the Orient that the
Japauesr small cosktiuK steamers
are getting littis bnslneaa and many
~ them are TYING up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
MR.. TAYLOR TELL s
OF FAIRGROUNDS

Graham g. Taylor aunko before
the Central Labor Council ast nighi
to q hfsr audience. and hts sterusps
ticou views ~ the devices employ et
10 the large Etaiura elites fur plax
ground purposes were received with
Ia grvat Deal pf enthusiasm
Mt Taylor spoke yesterday worn.
ms az The University on the bene.
fhial effecls Fairgrounds had GA
efeatina harmony among tho Metro
poltlan races tp be found in the
thickh populated cts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29

Los ANGELES. April 3D. Ernest
" sanaiue another - thu quartet
u fohlsars Nho ioaie.f The First Na-
tlanal bank q Aonrovis. Cat. %
over $50 eep. plsaded Eailty today
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roR 8TRCrT car Nun

49, FFFF FFFF
4 TOR GrRCrr CAR MEN a
a Umbrellas of ail Glasses a
2 from the Inexpensive chllda =
q rHlu stick to the more urfirn 4
4 ii0uH varieties Viii be- pos up a
a at auction Hl The street Ger a
4 Mems Benevolent association 4
a tomorrow morning nt q o'clock a
q $50 ihr Pine Ht barns over q
4 $500 umbrellas Will be- Offered q
= f0r Sale. Bud the wifN Sos 4
4 viii avail himself uf thiH op =
4 uouunliy Tho sale ia con >
= Quoted iH front Of ihr barn =
= 30 the corner of fifth ay and =
= Pine st.
= \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-29
MAKES LAST TRIP
TO NORTH COAST

tny teiisa fr~ssi
VICTORIA. "a a. April 20 The
Ansifse Weir liner aYmefic - max
ms her last tSip 10 thss raast. afFlv.
'mg az Victoria today She cfvassd
tho oeean verY ti9h1 hrinwinw iess
than two Thousand toms ~ freight.
STORAGE.
ungss rfansfst Msstas a aisfsss 90
fafs - fhssss Ms9r tfsi fas SO II
TAtLoRs.
!. s.-smssa Basa y Sssssn. r~ntrsi tftE
TRAhsFEa compANtEs
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n ts@ Naat - mees ~ shs Lard
franEfsf CO contrast h9ztF eark
tewss ssastis ratss MATS its aaasst
eH1r-@--aseazssaa
II ttlef fransfst aeet NsTnHe B4aes
B2tt6xA Etcf@se faenitwf3 ana aaa Na
1wuNtna ONE ghp@@- u4itast w. xr2t
8anes ftafiaff Isl
rNpEWRfTERe AID sUPPlfGs
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Sps Acd ether makes fse .situsis trps.
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ocULisTs AND AUafsTs-

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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
FIRST GUN IS FIRED.

Controversy In Congress Over Rail-
road Legislation This Winter.
Washirgton.-A controversy over
railroad legislation will bo precipitat-
ed in congress thts winter, which, In
intensity d inteYczt and gravity e.
importance. promises to surpass the
legislative ecaaist over railroad ratss
four years ago.
The i1rst gun has Just bean ered by
2eAator Cummirs, Of Iowa, introduc-
ing e:N prOroEiHg radical changes Ia
the toterssAss commerce Get In a
large scRSe the cGn1tAA AscaSuee 10
q practical Substitute hC% the present
interstate commerce act It Is ex-
pectsd that a measure proposing
amendments to the existing law will
be introduced carly in January by
Senator Elkins and will differ from
the Cummins bill IN many important
$etaUA
S lE.@ sne cAnsa:As I'll requires
C@ &6s1Dgsts eMams$cs ccRlmjssioE
% &ys&~sseks q u1.fcrcn classification
aR fScN@ a&d 70 prepare a plan for
eae statement oS freight rates which
shaii hereafter be made In o uniform
way. The carriers are required 70
adogt thAs Classification.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

lAsslssa0 comnlassen Probing Into
Rsvsltinc Conditions.
WafafnsssR.-ssortes q rereisins
psaeviaw es American and foreign
rresRsss Of women Ter Importation
iAso sAs Uni:sd S:a,es 70: i-aaaoral
yaYDcsas arS tis in q rseo:: issued
~ the isaNtsssiisn esfanis.ioa rAe
YeAemnenAatisas Of tas con, mission
eesssna:ats n closer scrs;Iay !::a the
ass,hsssa es k;!en Wones .:d &c
xWSse eSosss 20 s:a.rs eg: sc go
called svARs slave traAc"
IN e91!an2tica q tAs act o! laying
bare 70 sAs public the Details os dis
csvsriss By ns agents. tAe soEints.
sion says tnat tbs white slave traf-
DC" is the nost p;tifni sad the most
reroiting phase OF tAe lla2'.-:tion
eusxfisn- This business Sss assumed
large proportions, sad Il has been ex-
er1ing % EVIL IN influence uron the
ocuntry mat the eonrfss:sa declares
tAat Il fsit compelled 70 make It the
subject Of O thorough Investigation.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

No9piTAELE TO THE END.
In Deaths eha1ow, Wenan Enter
tslns Frjends st Reception.

In Deaths eha6ow, Wenan Enter
t.lns Frjends at Reception.
Springfield. Ho.-Dssernlned tAat
ncze ef her social obligations should
reznaip unpaid when she died, Mrs.
Alma Dodson, a social leader and the
only woman lawyer la thh county,
invited all her friends to a fareEeli
card party ana reception Immediately
after bsine Informed by her phJsi-
clan that she must submit to an op-
Grafton that would probably prove
fatal.
fAs party Was held the day be;ore
the operation was performed
Smiling and cheerful. Mrs. Dodson
was an admirable hostess. allowing
nothing to disturb the pleasure OF her
guests. II she felt any anxiety she
gave no evidence of It.
When the party was over and che
had b:te her guests Soodey. MI. Dc%
sen calmly arranged her personal ef-
fects and picked eat the clothing In
which she wished 70 Dc atsirsd after
death. She teen voat 70 ne hospital.
where she 0sa soirrAng tas opera
tica.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Tho PUBLIC CONSCIENCE, y

tho growth righteousness and good government depends
the activity and aggressvene of the average citizen.
There was never time when there have been FEWER IN
POLITICS FOR REVENUE ONLY The good people In the
majority greatest mpednent good the ind
ference of the righteous man
If there graft gambling and white slave" traffic cg
is because the officials them These laws be enforced in
great well other place. IF THE OFFICIALS WANT
THEM ENFORCED If city enforce its liquor laws 1t il
a sign that gambling going and that graft is back of It.
citizens have paid high for
foreign prince for their daughters If had saved every
$4,000 salary would have taken 900
yesrs enough to buy Of tho dukes
THE PEOPLE AWAKENED TO THE INJUSTICE OF
:eteoeco BEING TAXED FEW MEN RICH THE PUeLc
CONSCIENCE NOW THAT PEOPLE SHALL eE
republic has lasted 1873 years Athens existed republic
for years. for 500 years. Carthage for 700 years. and all
these republics were WRECKED ON THE ROCKS OF SPE-
CIAL PRIVILEGE
republic founded the Christian idea of equal rights and
brotherhood You may search through the archives and ruin. of
old republics for charitable institution institution for
the education of tie masses
TIE STANDARD OF McsALirY STANDARD OF JUS
TITAN TREY TEEN weRS, AND THlp MAS
eoMe ArouT THROUGH A cucXINEo puoLc CONSCIENCE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

BLAzE iN KALAMAZOO.
Michigan ?oESn SvFe$: Fs-e Loss 9
nna EAit,;oa 0afIsra

kiiet4oan @osn svFes: r.-e Loss g
One aii'ien Dollars.
Kalamazoo. MIca.-0ze life p:oa.-
Aiy wAs lost, usARy Hrsmen overcome
By smoke. :9G hnna guests ws~s
driven. sc:ralJ cia.. into the icy
streets, ana p:Naeriy valued s: ~
paeximatsiy 100000 vas destrs J
by Are wA&A was snH at =
suished after %a a3,-night struggle ~
Ne conbiAlUA &@Gsatins force, OF
Kalamazoo, Battle Creok and CrA.c
Rapids.
Besidss q large hotel, tae Gre -
stroysd = dozen snan ccmne-c!. Il
Aousen and the Postal Telegraph Aas
American Exrrs5E cc;ce
An Il became appareat tAat The 10
eal cre ee9Artnea. would be unable
% cope with the situetioa. a!d uaA
sumszsaed frsA Battle Creek. IS
aisaG sast. aAd 0raaG Na2ida. 60
saiies nsSsa.
Guests n tAe hc4sI, warned OF their
danger, 1ed hastily 70 the street
many Of them sesat!ly clothed
Some were csmpeSod TO remain out
IA the hitsax cold several Aears BE-
feTe finelnE setter
TAe eGtsnt oS GAS ere wAs Sue u
the fact that tie city depends for its
watAr sapRay Hpon artosian wells.
whieA proved inadequate
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Reelected President Of the NatIe4al
Rivers sa1 Hnrsers Congress.

Reelected President Of the NatIe4al
Rivers sa1 Hnrsers Congress.
wssaingtoa.-Joseoh e Ra3delI.
member Of congress from Loaisiaa4,
has heea reelected president of the
Nkclocal Rivers a1d Harnors Con
Srexs. Capt J. r. Eiiisen, OF Oincin-
nati, vas reelected Eeeretarytreas-
urer. Through resolutions. tho con
vention declared for q new depart
ment fer the treatment Of waterways
improvement. aud for regular annual
appropriations for the speedy compile
ton es waterways projects now under
corEtruceion to be paid out Of current
revenues II possible; otherwise for the
sails Ct bo2ds.
TEs resolutions also call upon states
er9 municipalities 20 preserve and
prc.ect their dock and landing faciIi-
tl... without which the improved
ea.nsi would be crippled IN its use
MiRSss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
America Afflicted With
Good NaturedneSs.


~ HERE great difficulty in the way of America Il Is
GOOD NATURE.
w. 1t il the good natured that OPPOSES FROG
RESS 1t is he who DOESN'T CARE how he
now makes money how he spends The good nafursd
!. chiefly RESPONSIBLE FOR TIE WEAKNESSES IN OUR
GOVERNMENT for slack morals for the laxty Of rors
life and he gradually bringing into life theology that nsts
Cod good neturcd being
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
A FATAL "1oN Rt0RS

Two Beers caSsed SSV @A@aw .
Land SshINA Prssn 9SeA
St Leu!s.-Two arIRks C HooE. @D
Arst In Eis sxDsrtsaee. sese%s4 @Anmm
Howard, \ l7-ysar-oiG sAA@@eNr R@mA
q Wild ";ey rice" 0st aeASa @ I'M
death Of q psasstrtaa saA CAs @rsWA
OF Howard aRa tA$ss sS@eeaaeas.
"Thsts what Q 10 eaas @s @@wA-
ing" said HevASa a 80 ss&A eWO
women ana a nAa wew0 wUlM @~ D@V
IN the &uteneoIis.
Howard saA tAat vASN 10 &s@s&
the two glasses e beer - VaASsA %
have big tima- % As Msk A9e en-
ployers nAeAins esoa tAs 0EsAgs s4A
the fatal -tV Esas" vas DE reeeA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
COTTON MARKET BOOM.

cevevemsnt Crop Report shesss prieu
Up 81 q Bale,
New Y0Tk.-Not since me SulIy
boom OF 1904 has the New York cot.
ton exchange witnessed 3 more son,
ssuons: scere or . nol1 spectacular
rtse IA prices than occlrrN With tn:
sn1erncameut Of the Eoeernment cpse
report.
witt the galleries crowded with Wis.
ito-g from tie south. augmented By
ftieods ana -slatiros % operators and
oeaer ir.s-e.ee1 :peeStors, the mar-
Rec GoarsG 20 n sow Nigh yccord foz
che season with gains Of more than 81
q bale. Both the May nnA the July
ostiGas touched the high mark OF
1880. both gaining approximately 81
points over Thursdays close.
The government estimate is anoNs
100000 bales below the predictions OF
the most sansIine Of the bulls, and
the action Of the market naturally
followed. 9ixteaa-ceDt COTTON, 90
much talked about, was not realized,
but the market cams near 1t.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
SKATING PARTY BROWNS.

ess Aceis~sa RInasaa oAlieesaas @.S
G On wsA CHA
@ssA Gxs~-@Na sU@&ag & e@
@eGA@ oe@Sa eseiuA Wam r99res
near here. ana nearly oSntcrxtSd a
family.
FRANK. Helen. Flora, Mabel and
Russell Germany we're tae victims.
sac trSvsS occuS1aA on SAsrrJ
BreCAs tributary Of tie cyushoSa
Dsx0y. at 35oasse FNS&.
Faae 0urnany giris had been warned
against vsnturing On the Ice alone.
aAd persuaded their father and uncle
% accompany them The men were
% skate and the children TO slide
TAsy left home about a. n., prom!s-
@g - Rseurr fo~ einnsr.
0Aes they failed to ap9sar. Mrs.
Sxsnn1 Seeame anxious, and. taking
nor 1~saNeld son, Charles, the oaIy
seyvfving sniid, went to the homes oe
@ezghoors. apc o-es1!Eet q .esrGsenS
AaAS. Sa.ych "a cne fEia rsv~etO1 a:
GRsa ccly O Dig h&s On ne ice,
In the afternoon Flora Gormany's
body was dragged from the water. ASd
later the others vsrc recovered.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

NOT THE INSPIRATION OF The CITY
SCHOOLS, with tbeir e1icient instructors and their
up % date methoG<, nor has it the healthy tom it
had in tbs days q these lads fathers when the
sehool. were crowded. There is no moro vicious
association than is often found in the country school
1T SHOULD De SEEN THAT THE COUNTRY
soY, INsTeAo OF BEING oULLAfo A%o VICIOUS.
MAS HIS MIND OPENED TO WHAT is GOING ON
IN THE WORLD ABOUT HIN AND IS AROUSED 90
MAT HE WILL TAKE KEENc* INTEREST IN
Nie OWN WORLD AND LIFE.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
MORGAN FINANCE KING.
A@srsean Masnste Now oUpanks the
Neted RcthschIids.

A@srsean Masnste Now oUapanks the
Melted Rothschilds.
LsaAm-J. Pierpont Morgan Is row
O. fese@o4 Ggurs In high faASelsr
&9, SaeRaAR4ns even taro RoahseAiida
The resent reoTganixatioa OF the Lon
eoa Rs1n By which II becomes Morgan,
GreRAsal G. Co., Sir Edward Charles
or0Mscli hecoming the sunior partner.
yeasee the gvSat American fnancier
o. Greet eo1AaAtion with the Bank
@ Engiand Sir Edward 10 q director
An sAe "oid Lady Of Thread.needle
Street."
fae control OF the big insurance
companies In America, the steel trust.
one great banks, and nanny other en-
ssrpYisas has made Mr. Morgan the
@pgemeAt financial figure in America.
n A 1ew said thai he proposes Co
eAAs O lsaatag position In tAe broader
&a4a ak Hnfspesa 6nance.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
powoE~ MAGAZINE ExPLooEs

One Killed end Several injured nj
Bufrs Gap, Tenn.
Kaexvf3ie, Tens-A svsclsi to tee
ssasinsi eeea 1as''s Gag, reaa,. Gays
snst 4 e5nAsAste aa& Se~ter ENn-
cine Of L. DP@cvaa. q Yearo.d cen
tszssss, s<p!seed Msfs. ls..e Euc
Aasaa was killed ana W. II. Booth
eaA D2aa Berry were peshaoiy "a
tas1y iA3areA.
n is claimed Eueas2AA eatersd the
powder Asusc with q rSt:': pipe
aad tks sS5se6en followed
Wfaeow glass wsre Assxec IN .
large auaAer ef suf1S1s$s IN TIE
ssxa. eaa q cavity gNsst 90 :eet IN
naxe,sr aad 10 feet deep ns:Ss the
s>es og Ens exuission. The magazine
was tssAiiy Destroyed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Girl MAKERS PUNISHED.

Denied Certain Privileges st Fair.
nsunt Normal seheei.
CaariegtoR, ". V&--As the result
Of the inqAtry os the West Vrsinia
state beard % regents IN the haziEE
Of Miss Matte Taylor, 4 student a,
the Fsirmount Normal scnsel. one
yeuaE woman teacher In that school
has been deeied the privilege of the
gtrts' hall RRc EfI young women sta
&aats ase denied many privileges to7
the remainder of the term.
MISS Taylor reported q few daJs
aED that =ne had been given IA ice
ssAd bath, anc tnsn her body had
been painted rSd By tie kaserx. The
regents held that the hazlHs was not
OF a vicious character"