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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-17

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ingen Steoer bar lopet at ienoe M
Brofeter til 8eroens OpIDsnina. 8i
tror paa oct ny Seitamentes Ger.
BONNIE; men ni beoer eoer uoate
eoer for Wormonernes 2Rroomme.
De bar foruenot ben beaige Sfrift
oeo oeres forfsreriife aunitgreb.
Ser er 0iepelens 9roile, og bans
Siener grigbam goung meo fine
IL apoitle iiooer paa Sronen meo
BAN. (anb. 2, 2-13; 2 9or. II, II
.-16). 0u bar De opbsiet fig ielo
ooer alt, bnno Der faloes SUB oa
@uosoprfeIie; De bar taeet oct MeI.
observation-disclosures, iom intet
Mennelfe paa Soroen fnar. 9et bar
at gnife, at De niloe bliue per mel.
lem oisie gieree me0 ocres forfs.
rife 9proomme; men De oil uogaa
at forfsre Solicit fra Soroens fire
9lsrner og omringe De beQiqes
2eir. 9eonr nit Saolmooigbeos.
Orb, tiger Serren, iaa. oil jeg bcuare
big for ben 5riitelie, iom ifal fom.
me ooer Sor0erige.
gi oil life famine os oeo, at oi
bar u9ret De ~forlorne Senner oa
Ostre; men oi ie9er biem til Dor
8aOer igen, baoben0e ban bar en- mn
9ior.el for os ale. 8i oil III liae
meo GaniO: .2pffelig er Den, 6oem
Serren life t%ilregner W%isgerning".
vi bar boISt faIt peo gibelens Ger.
BONNIE, 6erfor bar Serren biulpet
os tilbage igen. gi fan life taffe
Serren nof for bans Nanoe moo OF,
at ban bar oplnot Sfriiten for os,
Iaa oi funoe fenoe DC falife 2proom
me ira De ianoe, og ri bar ogiaa
l9rt at fenoe Mormonerne5 ialifc
8erninger; tbi man fan life pIuffe
5igen af 3isler. Oct er uunogaae.
ligt, at 8ororgelien fommer, flyer
!Serren, men be BET Menneife, ueo
boem ben fommer.
vi oil M beoe for os ieln og eOer,
at Ri maa boloe fat pe0 ariiti ORR
til os | oct M 3eitomentc % / andre
goOe gamle Bigger. JON err ifreoet al
MGno, Der bar orepet af oen 6eaig. !
nanO. Eli al 2pffe bar pi iaaet Ell
al @rorlons Snlmebeger; Der er els
lers ingen oanife @sger at iaa. Men
oi bar f%orfaitet ale Wormonernes
geaer, % @li0 9iDe, at ni alor;g
annnmme Dem mere. 9pa0
Wformonerne nngaar, GA foritour ri
life, booo Der bill bliDe al bette 5olf.
Ser er mango, Der life bar Glib til
Brigham Donna, men aaigepel pil
De baoe. at Mormonernes 2rre ifnl
bore rigtig. Ser opitoo en- groiet.
JON beO Soief Morris; ban orog
mango baaoe enaelifa % oauife oper
til fig; men Der bleD llcnigbeo mel
lem Solicit, o. BET fom til aria. / +.
bOilfen Worris falot, % cans 3olf
bleu aoipreot. Ser iioOer Brigham
og bans belle Jiaao JON Son.
&c ! ct Snno.ifsnt ban intet eicr.
gu beooer oct joo at airfen icnOcr
til Staterne at bentc Smni.
grntter op til oisie Cole, men ban
ger life nnoet eno ienOe guo til
gperne, at ben enc ifal leucre 2
Den nnoen 4, liaciom 9per.
ne er itore til, 4 Bar Ofser for bper
og inaleoes bliper ban ueo til
ban faor 200 til 300 @ogne. Get
rr en- baaro gproe for Solicit, og
brigham tager Detailing at ale SIN.
nigranter, iom fommer meo oisie
San tager ogina en- 9ien.
)eoel at aft bet, Der gror banoe open-
oaa Soroen og unoer Soroen og al
life arcaturer og feoe 8nrer: Smsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-17
saeiimiIe af en- s~rapifrift i @etminier abbeSi.

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Cper sanO % Sau
SDiler Ser
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fBot b. 10. Nfnrts, 1913
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Spo D. /. Niai, 1873
! Gbitnm6o's ynuoSbn, lllaln.
Sreoiuc Nar blcu bans Gin brnat
i cit %ntrGttclig Seitrrbclic
5Or at coangcliicre &c inofp6tc Stammcr
vt upOnac DC n~Opoaacoe Ggne
at %afitaffc ocn ncouGrOiacnoc Slnpcbanocl
3 Central Nfrifn.
Sbur ium iinc iioitc Orb fan ifrcp:
uIlt jea fan tilfpic min G~niOmbco, or
Man Simlcns riae GcligncIic fOmmc ncb
Cucr enbucr, gmcrifancr, 6naclif, clcr Sprf
Ter pil bjrlpc at Gelc
Scttc |crocns anbne Saar."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-17
Silver Blocked Reward Cards.

No. 339 "a Chrome I~nfaglios on enameled
boards with cord. Size x 22 inches Embos-
sed in the shape of an ivy Leaf Very effective.
PRICE rs cts.
No 410-24 cards as above with bird de-
signs and silver embossed texts. Size IA x ~.
Each card corded. Price % cts
No. 2o5 "a cards in Box. New S ries text
cards in blocked silver letters. Dainty floral
designs. Heart shaped, size 2 x pa inches,
corded. + ice per box 20 cts.
No 312 "a silver embossed and corded In
tagIio Cards in attractive designs. Price per
box % cts.
This entire line is new AMI exceedingly at
tractive. Il will be found an excellent help in
English Sunday School work. All numbers
here listed are carried in stock and orde, $ can
be filled without de ay.
DANISH I-UTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
BLAIR. NFBR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
HORSE BITES ANOTHER
AND A FIGHT
RESULTS

Because one horse bif another on
thu neck. sam Miller naw a
hole IN his head and h seeking sat
iafactiun Through the p-rusecutinE at
t0rney'H office Miller 81 employed
az a feanaster b. The American
Transfer company and got into
trouble Monday while driving a load
~ coal from the Wellington coal
buukaf4. pier 1
As Miller and his team left the
cnal yard. the driver was compelled
q tatAn between a line 81 other
vehicles Bound for the coal dock
waa another team driven by John
MaRuire. n waa while the two
waglua were passing hat AaEuire's
horse biz Milier'a horse on tho neck
Miller horse beeame startled ~ the
undue familiarity and fell down.
Both drivers Jumped 70 the ground
An alteration followed. resulting 10
blows Ma0uire. picking up a ham
msr. struck Miller 0n the head Mil
Ter went down and out. but after
"a haiE hour managed 60 crawl 10
friends in thr Alaska building.
Ia spite u the fac that the man
had "a hole in hiH head as big a.
"a half dollar Miller went TO the
prosecuting attorneys office 10
have Mcguire arrested. There he
told bis story. at The same time ask
Ing that an Information be filed
against Mcguire This was done
and MaRuirh u charged with as
Hanlt AMI battery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
JUST
MATTER OF

against his delegation ronkin works
Tor The Pacific Coast company.
Or. ohsr. Wins.
DR. 0hent got hia ltt.c00 Tor hls
tuberculosis n%anitnFium. after hrins
eo0uted out IN the morning aenston
the geological survey people got
THAR $50. Geo tha tuRHed off land
people their $1,000 the honest farm
ers sot their SIS eoo for wolf bounty
scAipa ana everybody got shat he
wanted ~ "a 0na II The incest.
easy RUNNING. ffirtianleea eomhlnas
tlans ryaf YiREad up Va a legislative
hall sud an credit to rs ffamsfe
B1nhnp u jefferson asnayed - BE-
the wstch cog after carefully over
looking she Et.98p baunty bill
FranSh ~ Clark was THE only o
sistaHt voter against appropriations
All lha oihera wis had the interest
~ thN taxpayers as heart forgetting
tho taxpayers when their district
waa koinE 90 Fet the money
rh.y All shoek Hands.
The only bills In doubt were Cot.
tsffffa canal bilfs and Palmer 90
kfnk Brought them through When
rMimnr raaily stafta Oh something
~ gees tha limit. and when he got
thfoagh win nis exposition - The
mcsifs % ghese BILLS. th~fe was moth.
ing - H.
Ana ahen Il WAS ali over. every
body saHak hands everybody cone
sfafa5sled everybody everybody a.
s9red aNetNeaady thNt all bills Wers
the met mefftoriaua introduced In
thu Nrsaion. and everybody is happy
except thH fea who Nnuifh"f ihlnk
anYthinR 10 AK an appropriation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
Is FINED FOR ASSAULT
ON A WOMAN

Forrest Eaton, a young bigger ~
Swan Lake. this state was fined
sl0o and costs b. Police Judge Cor
don this morning after he had en-
tered a plea ~ guilty % a charge
If assaulf and battery.
Eaton testified hat he entered the
Tannheuaef cafe, on Second az. aud
Pike -. took four glasses 81 beet
and came out u a dazed condition
several hours later with most u his
money missing From The time he
took his frat drink until he was
Jailed something rise happened. ace
cgrding ~ Nellie Essiek. The plain
tiff feld Judge Gordon thai Eaton
followed har 10 her room in the
Nterilng hotel and beat her uumerci-
fuzzy.
Eaton. who r. but ~ years old.
told the court that be must have
been doped. lie claims ne does not
remember striking the
Tllere were several features u the
case that we're not thoroughly prob.
"a. Eafon'a father paid the fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
RICH TELLURIDE
STRIKE MADE

GRANTS PASS Ore. March 10.
-tSpeciai Couespondence1 ~ A
rich telluride strike. that rivals the
famous Cripple Greek district. has
been made on Canyon creek. bear
the old mlning camp of ksrby.
Josephine county Ore has been
brought into Graata Paaa that
gives shipping returns ~ 5000 a
ton II Ia n OF the richest strikes
81 this character ever made IN
Southern Oregon
The main strike wAk made on
property owned b Samuel bowden.
Formerly ~ Spokane. but who has
recently become Interested IN Jose
pfsBe county mines The alHcov.
cry IL attracting much attention
ard a number ~ claims are being
located Mr.. Bowden and his az.
s~oeiates will do extensive develop
msnt work upon their properties
this spring and SIMMER. and Il IL
experted that q Lively camp viii
rlse on Canyon creek
The above article refers 20 prop
critics q the Telluride Gold Mining
company. NJ which A. n C. Den
nison. u this city. Il president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
ANTI-PLEDGED BILL is
PASSED IN The HOUSE

who voted consistently with the
~drys during the long fight voted
for the biii Those who opposed u
characterized the friends ~ the bin
a. towards who were afraid % de-
clare thAmsoiees aud wanted TO hide
the protection ~ an Ubiquitous
and cowardly Jaw.
While the hill has passed beth
houses. It, chances 81 becoming a
la@ are said by it's enemies, not to
b. particularly bright, - u must re-
cclve the signature o. Governor
Hay. Who IL said "a be strongly op
posed 20 Il. and viii probably allow
Il 20 die In one % the pigeon holes
OF his desk
The house also passed the senate
bills drawn hy Corporation Counsel
scott Calhoun ~ Seattle. which will
permit cities TO sell asphalt and
other paving material. together with
motars. motors and other lighting
and power oqaipmsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
ROMANCE HAS A
BAD ENDING

LOS ANGELES. Cat. March To-
by q. F~@Hsfuainr. te iaras a war.
rant Tor the arrest 81 Airs A r.
wilmington - San Francisco. Areua-
81 ~ william N. Parker % allen
ating the affections ~ his Ntfe.
Deputy District Attorney Alexander
today advised the yuuus man -
take his caae into the civil courts
Parker. who g. the son ~ a mil
iiofsaiFe grain broker formerly q res
idaut ~ Chicago. alleges that Ar4
wilmington intsrfer~d in bis family
affairs and poisoned The mind "a
hla wife against him Mrs Parker,
who wac Miss Nadine stewart has
beer employed a 10 a cafe singer here
since Hha left hsr husbands home
IN san Franchises several months
ago. Before her marriage she sang
In cafes. aud her ~elupefuent With
Parker = year ago created a scpAa-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
MAKE SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST THESE SUSPECTS

coma. and Detectives "a u Hub
bard and ~. j Keefe. Of Seattle.
who declared that the messenger"
company which the young men have
been associated with Is merely a
p%retenHe. and was originated solely
for the purpose of dispensing tho
poisonous drugs They said the
young men had conducted a similar
~so-called messenger service IN So
attic. and had been ron out Of that
city after their iilogiiimate practice
had been disclosed
The eonrt Imposed the maximum
penalty for y%agrHncy. 30 days on
the city wood pile. and the detect
ives think that by the time the term
Of aefyitude has expired they VIII
have secured enough evidence 20
hold them IN connection with the
Hnloeslu murder cnao.
Albert Fisher aud May Clayton.
their associates. are now being held
IN Seattle for the Hel0aaln murder.
All The members 81 the Rang pro
cinimed their innocence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
TACOMA JUDGES GIVES FOR.
MER SEATTLE MEN THE
LIMIT IN POLICE COURT.

Making the startling charge that
Grant Billion Jack Wells. Arthur
Wilson. Il stanley and Paul schultz.
of the city Messenger" company,
on lower Commerce q who were
arrested IN Tacoma lass week on
suspicion OF having heen implicated
IN the murder OF Harry Joseph
holoaaia. IN Seattle have boon
tfaffieking In cocaine, morphine
and other narcotics on an extensive
scale and have sent many young
men aud glrla Of Seattle aud TIA
coma 10 their ruin by selling them
tho drugs. detectives created a sen
sation IN the Tacoma police court
yesterday afternoon when the five
suspects were arratgned ON charges
Of ~tagfancy
The charges were made by no
tectives William Faokler. OF Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
LIBEL
is CHARGED

Failure on the part ~ the Seattle.
Rentou 4 Southern saiisay 20 bear
ont a charge Of stealing i50 feet
of wire rope against A. G. GoeriE
has nov resulted In ths company
betuE sued for damages amounting
70 10000 Goeylg Is Ehe complain
Ing witness la the action.
According "a hla complaint.
GoeriK states that the raiway CON.
pany Is guilty II malicious Tibet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
LOOKING FOR BROTHER,
FINDS OLD FRIEND

While tn Seattle loohing for a
brother whom he had not soen 10
II sears. w II. Thompaoa this
morning wandered into Department
Z. the new superior court Of
king county. v phich preaidea
Judge A. W Frater.
Judge fratsr ana Thompson
lived 10 the tQwn % BrAlnera. 4
y. when they wsts boys Neither
had seen The other IN many years.
THOMPSON now lives IN Mlaaonla.
Mont where ha Is engaged in the
law business
Twelve years ago Thompaona
brother left home. and has not been
heard " since. For the rpo OF
seeking Information. Thompson
called upon all Of the court Judges
and 70 ran across Judge Ffater. his
boy hood friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

Suit Cor O.. 5oo-necauss w ~
Roger ~ AnacBrteR. Wash failed
10 deliver "a cargo 81 railroad ties
To San Francisco. after they had
been ordered. g. A Mayfield has
commenced suit against Rogers Tor
S2.6b0, the difference IN the market
and the contract price % TIE ties
The case Will come up In The fed
erai court
wants District Divided - The
Commercial club ~ andaaeoriug %
have the 18th lighthouse district
divided. with headquarters ~ Sc
attic. Congressman Humphrey has
written the club that he ia heartily
In favor ~ tho plan.
viii Nominate Offiesra-For the
purpose ~ nominating officers for
me ensuing term. The Cooks aud AS
sistnntH union viii meet Friday
night Ia ita hRu IN the Labor tenn
pie. A delegation % the national
convention a. Minneapolis which
convenes May 10. win also be APP
pointed.
Gets Damages for Being Hit-A
Jury IN Superior Judge Gays court
this morning awarded Casper Yust
S3Ta for being hif on the head with
a brick David Nusf a brother %
Casper. was found guilty as the one
who welded the brick CASPER Ia
his complaint sued Tor $4,000, The
fight took place last month ear
the Seattle Electric company ear
barns az Georgetown
savss More Monsy--Aa q result ~
Sheriff Robert r Hodges action IN
putting q stop 90 tho practice Of
country constableH serving city pa
pafs, klnE county was saved f6ss.b6
during the month 81 February.
Club Will Moet-The West Grcen
Lake Improvement club viii meet nc
Harms hall az Mountain View sta
tion tomorrow night They VIII an.
cuss different street grading plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF FELLOW WORKER

With barred heads. and heels to.
ge,her a. attention. the employees
% Joseph l. Mayer q Company.
wholesale jewellers. respectfully
stood Ia two lines while tho hearse
containing the body of George w.
Parsons. a fellow worker. drove on
ita way to Mount Pleasant cemetery.
where intermeut TOOK place today
Parsons nad been an employee Of
Joseph l. Mayer a Company for i2
years aud was greatly respected and
beloved BY all who came IN con.
tact With him.
lie lived with his wife, one son
and three daughters. all Of whom
survive him. a 5ig second av. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
Votes for Pet Measures
Snapped by Peoples
Representatives.

OLYMPIA. March ta-Tha man
nsr In whieh al tho appropriation
combinations worked ouA trade Tor
trade. you scratch me and tN
sefafrn you vas bNautlfui u Kaza
open. There we're several iifti~
hiishss A few. after they grabbed
or shat they wanted. began 10 hook
out for th~ir future political chances
ana WEIGHED Fierce couaty. after
standing ~ with King Tor ths stuck
river drift barrier appropriation shef
OF on q tangent on t9ttafiils bills
a. dim the Lake washington canal
Nith tha rvaf8se after the sale ~
ths shore ianda
Several ssand Pat.
Bat tlis gentlemen Sho proftsef
hy shr appragfiatien ~ st90,peo Tor
tfa Wenafrhee bridge stood pAA and
the ina faFity al the spokane dele
Eaft1n who got their faQ.908 for Tho
irrigation congress- % say nothtnE
~ Whitman. with itn Pullman and
Yakima alth their state faifa alosd
notify IN line
The result waa that c~stteriiis biii
esnt through despite the opposition
II = r. Farrell the Pacific Coast
company and other kindred con-
Germs
Toahin u King county voted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
HOUSE INSURGENTS"
A MAJORITY.

WASHINGTON, March i0-By
q. P-Leaders Of the house in.
snrgents" this afternoon claimed
they have - republican represents
lives pledged against the present
rules. and that with . solid demo.
cratic vOfe they will have a ma
iority of ~ over the supporters Of
Speaker Cannon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

The young Ffeuchmnn who set 40
q small coufecfi0uers shop was
clever quieh and pbllHiuR His
hnowsedRe 81 She English language,
however, WHH bE no meant complete
This was no serious drawback. he
found in his husiueea until one day.
after being compiimented for hie
qulcknesE ny r. customer who had 10
catch II train, hn put b small
beautifully printed card 81 the
window Of hlH little shop
short Weights Here Youths
Companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
REMOVES TAE ANTt-sALooN
LEAGUE FROM FIELD
or POLITICS.

OLYMPIA. March 10 The house
this morning, by q vote of q 10 So.
passed Senator booths bin. which ig
intended TO remove the anti saloon
league from the field ~ politics The
BIN IL known aa the anti pledged
BIN aud makes me soliciting OF Civ
lnK OF 4 pledge by a candidate for
the legislature a bar 20 his seat
while the BIN Is aimed particularly
AZ the anti saloon league. it vii ar
foct the Royal Arch aa we'll, tallng
IN ali organizations aud individuals
Tbs measure Is the outcome OF
the local option fight which lasted
FOR S. days AZ The present session. 20
the dwtfimanl ~ other legislation
Tho vote. however. vas along strictly
iocal option lines. A many 81 those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
WANT MORE MONEY

With tho county commissioners
shortly VIII be nied a petition AK.
ina that salaries OF the clerks Of
kinE county BE- raised from Fas 10
Ii2h per month The petition Ia
now heinE circulated among the
diffefeai lawyers Of the city 0n be
half ~ the clerks.
County Clerk n X sickiea to.
day statet that be- believed the
court clerks were n~nderpaid CITY
officials draw almost twice az
mueh salary ~ do the county EN-.
pioyox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

His Tex crushed as a result u a
chain parting. letting a huge block
81 granite faii upon him. Henry
Wnlk ~ now prosecuting the Grant
Smith contracting firm for recovery
If $1,000 damagea The case Ii
nov on trial before superior Judge
Tniiman.
Woik further alleges he complain
ed 60 his employer many times about
the faulty condition n the chain and
Wma told that ~ would be flxad. On
the day before the accident occurred
he again asked TO have the chain
replaced ~ "a now one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

a Highland minister who was
rather = Dompoua gentleman came
20 the shepherds house 10 haptiEo a
chtid
Are o p~repared7~ he asked the
fond parent
"Ou ~. muunlHter. have got =
grand ham FOR tea
n mean spiritually prepared.
Numbered the cleric.
AZ cporHe I am Or. yes got
iva bottles o. rst-clasa whIak =
from the Inn. replied the Inn
perturbabie Celt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
#REpoRTEp coLLlsIoN.

SAN FRANCISCO. March To-
BY " PIT Is reported that the
Southern Pacific Fast Mail aud
Limited No 4 we're In a head-On
collision. near Suisun, late this aft
eFnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
P RICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

ms. foiiegiag purcn4s. gsiess wsr'
auoted en- Waatafn ~ thia moruina
POELTT Oid hens i've weight
fsf per pound dfeHsed. no per
pnHnd Hpflna chicken. live isf per
poana. dressed. ITO per pound bfaiisrs
I've. ifc per pound dressed ace
raHaha. 8ls9.ad duz. duaaa. dressed fae
osand, plasons 81 per doasn tarksE,
I've. see dressed aaci beialan haFss
nuTfEn-Lscaf ranch. zoe
zoos Local ranch, eH lgc.
MmATh-LivewNnRl large f.an pse
pos1ad afeofa. the cef pound mutton.
wefhars. So per pound ewes g. paf
pound hogs per pound lemb eke
paf pound bulls and ousn. W psf pound
HTATa-Bresssd-Veai, large. a.Ifq
NET pauHd Hadium. H~fihe
The following ere local quotations
% Western AZ this morning
FUutT@Appiea. 1aceazbO
VE0ETAuLBS Carrots. akc per
saek POTATOES. t2z-as per Ton bssts
paf sack. turnipa. sdcttt per
sack. parsnips, ti+i2b per sack CAT.
Ia per pound celery, bO.T6o
pef dozen e~aunffowor. a as- 5s0 yer
crate. tomatoes. psf crate. tgb0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
LABOR LEADER SENTENCED.

MANILA. March lO@By a.. ~
bnminAd0r Gomez, "a leading hfii-
Pine. NE was recently elected an
various strikes IN the island includ-
lnE the recent trolley strike. and
who was denied alAermanship by
The governor. was sentenced today
20 six months Imprisonment for
sending threatening letters Go mcr.
chants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

Celebrating the 59rd anniversary
% the founding OF the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity az the State Uni.
veFsity OF Alabama. 90 members Of
the order gathered at a banquet Mt
the Butler hotel last night Among
the speakers was T. n Gilmef. a
charter member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

NEW YORK. March i0-Jsmes J.
Jeffrtes today received a sypewrifteu
challenge p~urpnrting q come from
Champion Heavyweight Jack John
aua. Tho former champion perased
the paper and then. after putting ft
IN HIS pocket. laughed aud declined
20 comment on the document
The challenge waa penned 10 JEFF
friaa ~ Frank wheaton. a negro
attorney. who claimed hat he rep
~4sented Johnson.
JeffFieN had just emerged from
The court ragm II Magistrate Harris
~ the West Side police court Judge
Harris previously had decided tina
Jeffries exhibition with Berger DID
Eet constitute a violation Of the
state law relative 10 aparrinm
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on pase 6. sst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

wANT-A restaurant or tore.
See page 8. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 10 The
treasury statement today shows.
Receipts, $3.50 2s3; disbursements
81. 45O.0 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

Tommy Burns was the worst
Scared man when he entered the
ring AZ sydney that I yer saw
said Johnsnn today 4 firmly b.
feTe h. knew he VISA going - get
licked but At the s&me time am
az she opinion. from what I have
fenrneG since that he Thought hs
Mas Eosng 10 get she better u tbs
aecsxion from Referee Hugh McIn
fnah
~Burns kept In close and made
.eeyerai efforts 20 make me- foul him
FTF jumping mp as we ciincised Bat
Referee Mcintosh was as absolutely
a. M man c1uid pos
'slbly be In fact. ne could nos az
fnra 10 be amy other way n& be
had 80 much At stake In the eon
test. happen % know that even
Dts wifs'a Insurance. hla 0wn ana
al the property ~ possessed was
ntoFtxaHpd 70 raise The n1onay n@caa
ssry 70 SEA e. that fight"