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The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CHESAPEAKF & ONO RAIIWAY

NOTE Published ouiy as information. ard Bst
gDn7autced
800 ?. NC. & O. LIMITED. Danv-Fast rs4
;ibi,Cd trni1. Pullman sleepcrs 20 Lexington Io-l,-
vile Cincinnati. Icdicuapolis. Chicago ana St Louis
Connection fcr Virginia Hct Springs Puilanan ca.
Louisville 20 Memphis ard New O-Iears D.ni1c
csrs. q "a carte se-rice
ul0 p. NE. F. :. LIMITED. DaT7-Soljs
vestbulc tain. Pullman sleepcrs 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville daily. and Yir-iuiz Hol
Springs weekdays. Dining cars. c "a cz-rs se-rirc
Pullman slccucrs Cincinnati 70 Chicago ard s.
Louis, and louisville 10 Memphis. N2shrfIe. are
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Onogs. 55 PcnuElrari.
arcnue. lE31 T etreet e1d Ncw Union Station Tel
ephone Main 1856 Or Z0s f5- tickets baggage checks
rese-rrtious ard Taxicsb
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAvI SCIENCE or HEALTH. NAT
ural. nOn-sUrgical; cloth bound 4ll-pasa
book free Apply by mail. 916 Colorado
at 3 o. n g-ffs
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CHEVY CHASE.
The Suburb Beautiful OF Washington
No other part OF The District OF COlum-
bia can compare with Z for either the
present or the future.
A purchase there constitutes both an
investment end a speculation. as values
there MUST advance. Highest point on
Connecticut ave, with its resultant cool
bTCeZes and healthful afr- The approach
is good. and always will be. Car service
is excellent There are church. school
and store facilities, water, sewer. gas
electric lights telephones, macadauclzed
streets. gpanolithic sidewalks, shade trees,
parking. &c.
Prices ranging from &c per 50 It. TO
&c per So. It.. according TO location
Eighteen houses costing about 10000
now in course Of construction and plans
are being prepared for as many more.
For plats, prices. and particulars see
THOS. J. FISHER & CO, INC,
l3S 18th ST. nv.
Phone NJ $500. After ) 2. N. call Main
Oi4S-A, aplS-tf
FOR SALE-BY OWNER AT NARY
land Park, new 4-rOOm frame house
and Outbuildings. lot S0x11O feet; high eIe-
walton. FRANK c FLEURy, care for
lst, 18th and 1 SITS. NV, or inquire on
premises 2l0'
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OUR CARES AND TROUBLES NEER
VIII oaqnt as Il we take those trips on
the POcahontas
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Mss CRAWFORD 5i3 y 81 Owes
massage for rheumatism anc pOOr cir
eElafion. also magnetic. Hours. 10 10
5.Sl
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MANTCUPTNG

MISS THOMPSON. 1fANICURING "a
cal and scalp treatment 81 lIth St
NV. Hours, e.1G q. N. 70 $50 Q. m. Omen
sundays Phone Main 7ol3. 1gfs
MISS I@NANICURTSG SHAM
pooing facial and scalp treatment. l2l9
I ST NV Phone Main 62-g. ITo-tf
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MISS GOODWIN

MRS. NELLIE II FANDEGIlTFT. Nan
touring and sharlpoOing Hours Do
m 20 p. m. 30 New Jersey ave. Sc
Open Sundays Igfs
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HOUSECLEANING TIME.
windows. houses ana Offices cleaned:
We know how LEON L. CAHOON- Acme
Window Cleaning Co., 1906 = st NV
Phone Main ll5s. l26-tfs
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LOST AND FnnNn

re Cent q Word Each Insertion.
STA CHAIN WITH KEYS At
lched; reward. To be returned 10 c.
llc6 l9th 81. NV. Isl
0ST-IUNE 80 on STEAMER MAC
lester. black Jacket. Reward. 1852 Bel
nt ST.
cST--A BLACK GORDON SETTER
log. white breast. answers 70 name Of
ddie. Reward. Mr.. PARKER, 80 l4rh
1S4
iST-AMETHTST CUT BEAD NECK
occ. sold clasp. valued for family assO-
tons. 80 reward If returned 10 r. W.
.CHARDSON, care Berry & WhitmOre
b 1S3
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PERSONALS.

@ q q - - Iassrli0n.
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE LADIES
10 take advantage Of this opportunity
70 learn millinery, dressmaking, or mani
curing entirely new system half price
for 10 days. don't hesitate: pleasant and
profitable. positions after YOU learn: open
evenings. Apply go 9 81 NV gTs
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REAL Observation-Disclosures

We BUY. SELL, AND EXCHANGE
property anywhere in the United states
II YOU have a piece Of property Won de-
sire 20 sell or exchange for property IN
NJ ashinEton or vicinity. send description
OF property or call at Office OF THE In
colin LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
co. Central National Bank Building 63I
Pennsylvania ave. nw. a07
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OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG
100 X 81. NV: desirable Office rooms.
including heat Hight. elevator and 1anltOr
service, prices Sl2 10 S25 per room.
WEAVER BROS. 1n6 F 81 nv I57-tfs
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.
One Cent q HOrd Each Insertion.
THE PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
press Co makes speciality Of moving.
storing. and shipping furniture c. p
CLIFFORD & Co. 1910 eth st. NV Phone
North 39lCm 1es-tf
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C.
moved with care; packing and shipping
speciality. KREIG'S EXPRESS. 1921
II 81. NV Phone Main ee1o. Ss-tfs
GET OUR ESTIMATE on ABSOLUTE
ly frcprOof storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO. 4lS-z20-s22 10th ST. NV.
Phone Main E29 I77rf
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIE.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

A LADY WISHES PLACE AS NURSE
or chanbermaid for her Irish nurse
Address - Kirke st, Chevy Chase; tele-
pnone Clsvelend %. 1S3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

One Cent a W0rd Each Insertion
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SUMNER BOARD.
IDLEWILI

One Cent a WOrd Each Insertion.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
)He Cent q Word Each Insertion
HOUSES.

lZh NORTH CAPITOL ST.-6 ROOMS.
papered to suit; fine bath; furnace; eel
lafi yards, S29 Phone y. 4491 $50 ST
NV 1S
FOR RENT-NEAR CATH RAJ,
nished, large porch. lawn. and splendid
s1aQei lOr summer OF term OF years
n. l. RUST, 6lS1ith 81 155-tf
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PROF CONDORy, II. D.. BALTIMORE.
Nd, 6-s y Calvert st.-Specisiist for
Skin, stomach. Heart. and Nervous Dis
eases. al contracted ailments cured by 2
new method. all traces eradicated- zI
years successful practice. guaranteed
House. 81, Pa. and 81 p m Cal or
Wilte- 24SE
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APARTMENTS.

l51 TO l52l PARK ROAD. near 10th It
snort distance 10 either car line.
New buildings, substantial attractive.
complete
Prone In each apartment. electricity
and gas
Open hreplaces, with gas logs
Double floors. beautifully finished
Good size rooms, liberal closets
Wen equipped kitchen and pantry.
, and : rooms and bath and reception
hall
Servants rooms. with baths. IN basement.
Large iron porch on rear. with dumb
waiter
II. l. RUST sos 18th ST. NV Sstf.
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ROOEINE.
ROOF WORK.

PAINTING AND REPAIRING ROOFS
A Speciality. We make old roofs good as
new: I'VE years guarantee. Give US a
uiaI Established fifteen years. Est1-
mates free. Phone Main 575S D N
DORSEY & CO. 40 9th 81. NV I47-+fs
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Is open Tor the summers hot and cold
baths; good. airy rooms; large pOrches;
excellent water, water, pianos, &c apply MIS-
Price. $50. 1S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED-BY THE THOS. J. FISHER
Co., suburban properties OF al descrip-
ttois direct from owners.
IHOS. J. FISHER & co. Qnc).
la3 18th 81 NV
Suburban Dept I22-tfs
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
One Cent Word Each Insertion.
FURNISHED.

1858 COLUMBIA ROAD NW-NICELY
furnished rooms on the Heightsi pri-
vate family; cool and comfortable; sum
rler rates lSl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
MYSTERY ABOUT IDENTITY of
MAN WHO IS FlsHEp
OUT oF BAY.

Prolonged. frcuxied cries for help.
emanafing from the tide fats AZ
sixth av 8. and Connecticut St.
aroused score OF persons shortly
after 2 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Another automobile gone through
the bridge. speculated one who
heard the agpnizing peals.
A hurry.up call was teisphoned to
police headquarters and the red
auto with City Detectives Mark
Hubbard and Hank keefe and Desk
Sergeant Dan Quinn started for the
scene az top speed
Aflar working for nearly two
hours the reseuers dragged forth
a undiscovered man. And there tho
mystery starts.
When taken 10 police headquar-
ters the rescued individual said bis
nane was Mike COnnors Later he
changed Il aud gave his name an
Dan Quinn. lie refused 20 tell
where be lived. what his business
WIS or how he happened to fan Off
100. foot wide bridge.
From the spot Connors or Quinn
fen TO the tide flats Is a sheer
plunge Of 80 feet The Undiscovered
man connded 10 his rescuers that
he had been drinking for about a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
APPEAL TO U. S.
SUPREME COURT

Writs Of error have been pre-.
pared BY Caldwell and RiddelI. At.
torneys FOR James n Holt. recently
convicted ~ murder IL the first de-
gree aud sentenced for life. The
papers viii be forwarded 10 the
supreme court ~ the United States.
The attorneys take exception 20
the manner in which the jurors
we're handled during the pr0ereaa
Of the trial II IL alleged that thcy
we're permitted 10 read the news.
papers and % separate after the
days adjournment and talk with
friends concerning the merits Of the
case.
Il Is also alleged that the court
erred In refusing to allow their
challenge Ia the case Of John Gil
christ. one Of the jury. Another
contention IL that Fort Worden does
not come under the Jurisdiction OF
the federal court In cases OF this
character In all 4g instances are
named In which the defendants At
tOrneys take exception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
TAKES a POT SHOT
AT HIDING THIEF
NORWEGIAN ARMY
OFFICER IS HERE

Captain ~ Angel. o. the general
staff Of the Norwegian army. il az
prcsent guest In Seattle. The cap
tain has been sent by the Nornands-
Forbundet. an association founded IN
Norway a year ago 70 establish COM
munieatl0n with Norwegians in all
parts ~ the world. to bring a ma
tional message 60 Norsemen IA
America.
The captains lectures In the mid
die west have been immensely popu-
lar and he has been received every
where with the greatest enthusiasm.
lie VIII lecture IN the Arcade hall
next Wednesday evening. under the
auspices Of the local lodge of Sons
OF Norway. and hfs subject win be.
Country Life in Norway
The captain brings a great num-
Der Of fine stereopricon pictures. coli
cred by leading artists Of Norway.
for his tour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
STILL NEEDS MONEY
FOR ASSESSMENTS

Mrn. Morley. the deserving old
lady whose story Of poverty mp
penred IN a recent iaane Of The
Star. IA still lacking sufficient
funds 10 pay off the improvement
asaeaamanta against her little
home. which amount to approx
iniaiely SEQ
Mrs. Morley la 81 years old. aud
compelled 10 take In washing to
support herself, There IL 40 ons
upon whom she can depend. She
has managed. BY unceaalng dFuds.
cry. to buy and pay for a a5.toot
lot aud a little house upon 81, but
unless she can meet the city as.
aeasmonta against Il for the re-
grade improvements. Il viii be
taken away from her. so far The
Star has received ts.50. which viii
be- turned over % Mrs. Morley A.
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
DEBATE HAS
BEGUN ON
TARIFF

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aareh n.
Tho galleries Of the house wero
crowded today with persons attract.
"a BY the announcement that the
opening Of the general debate on
Tie tariff bill would take place this
afternoon
Il IL expected that notable ora.
toricml contest witt mark the debate
on the various phases OF the volun,.
nous tariff measure.
There are democrats who have
been waiting several years for the
opportunity that Cow iz presented
20 them. and there are many re.
puhlieana who are equally anxious
90 discuss the measure.
The motion 81 Representative
Payne Of New York. intrOducer Of
the bill. providing that the house
meet daily at II o'clock until ether
wise ordered. was adopted Then
the houas went ints the committee
~ the whole 10 discuss the bill
Speaker Cannon designated Rep.
Ttseutativc Oimatead ~ Pcnnayi,
yAnla 70 act "a proaldsng officer
during the debate
Payne waa recognized. and az
he ross 10 begin bis npesoa 10 en-.
PLANTATION Of the hiii and nrgink It's
passage a. presented. he vas grsat.
ed with applause.
before the sessioa today. Champ
CLARK. the minority leader. an
nounced that be- had been willing
20 foregn the general debate on
the tariff. bat that the republicans
had Insisted upon \ breach OF KEN.
erai debate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
HENRY KoFfN pLANks DOWN
$4,000 AID SAYS. ~sUV
NE PROPERTY

Here's So. 900. buy me some.
thing good with a. such we're the
words ~ Henry Kohn. one ~ the
largest Manufacturers Of Iudlanap-
oils. 10 G. n. Con0ver. ~ Crawford
4 C0n0ver. recently
Today a deal VAS consummated
whereby Mr. Rohn purchased 20
feet ON Fourth Az. just north Of
the lincoln hotel. for $4,000.
Kohn had been 10 Seattle just
half day. but during that short
period be vas shown everything In
6ealtle ~ interest 10 a business
man. while seated Ia an automo-
bile. With conovcr At hts side. That
night as he iefl he wrote out a
eheck for ths q thou" and made
the afove remark ~ he vas ieay-
ing Tor the train
= don't think Kohn came out
here 70 buy any property said Mr..
CoH0ver this morning. but he war
- Impressed with Seattis's posi-
bilitles that he couldn't 50 home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
ROBERT DEXTER DOES NOT
miNcE WORDS WITH BUR.
CLAIR IN HIS ROOM.

AZ Robert Dexter. proprietor OF
Dexter'a cafe. s0s Union 81. was
unlacing his shoes shortly after 2
O'Clock this morning. he espled the
head Of a man hiding under bis
bed.
Without uttering a word. Dexter
drew his gun and biazed away al
the head clipping therefrom a lock
Of hair.
A wall for mercy came from the
hiding ones lips. and Dexter or.
dsred him 10 come out" The
trembling Intruder rolled from be-
Meath the bed and promptly threw
up his hands when ordered 10 do
50 BY Dexter. The restaurant man
went 70 a window. raised II and
called for help
Patrolman INLAND came up on
the run. and tbs intruder. who gave
the name OF Perry Ciute. was taken
20 jail
Il only had two bits In my pocket.
and | went into the room TO sleep.
| didn't Hike 20 sleep In the bed.
NO ! crawled under H. The door
was unlocked. and ] just went I'm. "
This was the unique explanation
offered by Cluie when asked why he
was hiding under the bed.
Dexter says the door was locked.
Twice recently Dexters room has
been entered. The last time the
thief carried off a suit Of clothing
and gold watch.
When ! entered the room and
discovered this fellow Just hauled
out my gun and blaxed away az his
head. guess my aim was poor.
Chute is not known 20 the police.
He SAYS he Is a waiter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
A POETIC PROPOSAL

Have you written to tins Contest
-<edltor II The star how yoa think
man should ask lady % hts
choice 10 gAks hfm for better OF
wafssf
This contest viii close Wednesday
afternoon. az : o'ciock Remember
that the iast letter received stands
iass "a good a show % win a prise
A. the first one received
= Banks Ansley. tsiz Second av..
wmxeN poetic over thaa Girl Ques~
lion and writes as follows
III weve % propose 10 the giri 81
my choice.
] would first try o. set some control
u nay Noice.
And then wait until everything fav-
ored me we'll
<yksen the old. yet new story I'd en-
dea9or 20 tell
Twould not b. with promises. I
Would purpose
But with Hopes painted bright AZ a
nisisamtuer'a rus.a
"a NOS 7Heution money. or things u
tniz world
III forget about everything -aB but
the EirL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

Then Ia say. Dear. I need you.
love you. you know.
And away from my side ! can ne 81
LET you SO.
And Il this did not move her. ia
whisper quite low
say Yea CfiFl. and then we can ST.
To the show,
Fur The stars giving tickets Tor
March twenty five
Which will settle '"rhe Uirl Question
for the rest II my hfe.
Answers slaomld BE- addressed "a
''ssiri Question Contest Editor. The
Star Seattle.
Prizes are offered a. follows
FIRST PRlxE--pax holding ak
seats for the performance % The
Girl Question: Az the Moure the
atFe. Thursday evening. March Is.
SECOND PRlxE--FouE best or
cheatrM seats
THIRD PRlzE-Thrcs bsst or
cheatra seat.
FOURTH PRlxE--'rwo beat or
cheatra STATS.
FIFTH. SIXTH. SEVENTH,
EIGHTH. NINTH AND TENTH
pRIxEs--One seat each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
Rptires from The Mer-
camille Business

One 81 seaftie's landmarks has
disappeared from the list Of local
dry goods stores. The firm OF o. w.
Peterson 4 Bro, established In Sc
affle In the early s0a. has sold Ito
entire stock 20 what will be known
IA the future as MACPHERSON.
Gray a Go. Mr. Macpherson has
already d large following In the
mercantile world. having been Ia
ths dry goods business for a mum.
Der Of years on Broadway. where
he has enjoyed q most liberal pat.
r0nage from both the First Hlll and
, Capitol Hill districts.
A valuable asset 10 the above
mentioned firm u Mr. Gray. one Of
the partners Who has been long
and fayofablY known 10 and about
tha Puget SgEnd country. The
many friends and acquaintance Of
Macphefs0n. : Gray a Co. predict
great things for them Ia the near
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
TRUST OFFICER
MAY GO To
JAIL

CHICAGO. March az. X. Rob
bins. Jointly Indicted with W Yer.
non Booth. charged With conspiracy
20 defraud In connection with tho
failure OF the A Booth company.
designated the flah trust. was star
witness today In a hearing before
the master Ia chancery regarding
the filing Of the firms bankruptcy
petition in she federal court
Robbins declined 10 answer any
81 100 or more questions PROFOUND
ed % him regarding the failure n
the company. on the advice OF hts
counsel. alleging that his answers
might be used against him IN future
criminal proceedings. Il IN believed
that Robbins will 70 committed 10
Jail for contempt Of court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

the state relinquished It's titles e.
certain oyster lands.
Senator Booth. OF King county,
has been here trying % get the
governor 20 recall hts veto Of the
bill whereby the state would gran;
certain Lake Washington shore
landa 10 Seattle for boulevard pur.
poRea Tho governor says that II
the secretary Of state will return
the BIN he will withdraw. Inas.
much as Secretary Of State Nichols
u not at all friendly disposed TO.
ward the governor. this eventually
Il doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
BRUTAL MAN MEETS Big
: PUNCHES OF TROUBLE

charges ~ non support will be Kled
against Moore BY Humane OFFICER
John NaupriL
For ths past three years Moore
has not contributed one penny VI
tbs supgsart - his family. according
20 Mrs Moore. What cash Moore
earned always went frr H4u1r YeH-
tsriay be- Appeared Al the family
hotn~ and started TO heat his son
numerically hut was prevented
from killing the boy TIE son i
the main support % a mother and
SIX uttseF children
Mrs Moore. according - her story
Ia CITY Attorney Ellis DE- Brulsr. has
beer kept from prosecuting Moore
only hvcauas sine feared for her iif-
she says hef only desire il 20 keep
Aer husband from hnr home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
MERE MAN IGN RE s
THIS POLICEMAN

water with which he was Hwabhlng
the sign.
Come ON down, you're under
arrest" said Patrolman DagueF.
Mr. Smith kept right on with hts
work, and nagner started up the
ladder after him hut the ladder
showed signs OF shakinsaa. aud the
hafficd patrolmAn descended 90
the pavement Saith kept rsght on
the Job Tor nearly two hours. while
the patrolman cooled his heels
when smith had the sign nicely
washed he came down. and a
peeved patrulman took him 20 20.
lloe headquarters.
Police judge John n. Gordon THE
morning assessed Mr.. smith fa5Q,
the costa Of tho prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

OLYMPIA. March 22.-Goy Hay
today signed the criminal code
without making any changes. The
code will 20 into effect in three
months. just a. u was passed BY
the Legislature.
II had been expected that Gov.
Has would veto the sections which
specifically permit theasera to be
open ON Sunday. ard baseball
games and other like sports "a be
INDUCED In. but he disappointed the
strict Sahbaiariana.
Gov. HAY today also vetoed the
-oyater land graf" bill. whereby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
knocked Down By Car.

A. s. Kaufman. IS years old, was
knocked down by a street car on
Second av.. near Washington St.
yesterday afternoon. He was picked
up BY Patrolman William Carr and
taken to police headquarters. whore
Dr. r. W. Willis attended him. lie
was later taken 10 the Seattle Gen.
eral hospital His injuries are not
thought 10 be serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
VARSITY GIRLS
OUT ON ALARK

leased by Capt Reed this morning
and allowed to 20 % their homes,
The girla we're arrested on war
rants sworn TO by President L. y
henhow. OF the university Presi.
dent hcnbow appeared at the police
station to-day aud stated that he
wished TO dismiss tho case. OWING
70 tho youth OF the two girls, and
asked To be allowed TO take them
80 their homes The siris claim
that they just ran away frum school
for lark. and that they we're golna
hack again IN a few days,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
MILLER SUCCESSOR TO
HEALING

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March %.
President Taft today nominated
Charles W. Miller, United States
district attorney In indiana. 10 sue.
coed Attorney Healing, who recent
~ resigned rather than prosecute
the publishers OF the Indianapolis
News for alleged libel in connection
with articles on the purchase OF the
Panama canal by the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
VICTIM OF
ALCOHOLISM

William Malioy. who was picked
up on Washington At. near First
Av.. yesterday afternoon BY Patrol.
man William Carr. died AZ the
Wayaldc Emergency hospital this
morning Of alcoholism.
MaIloy Vas selsed with parox
ysmE and would have fallen heav.
lly had not Pairulman Carr caught
him To never uttered word
from the time Carr fFst noticed him
until hia death. Nothing u known
~ HIS relatives. The body II AZ
the undertaking establishment Of
the Bonney Watson company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
TAKES CARBOLIC ACID
INSTEAD OF JOURNEY

packed her trunk for the journey
Her sister. Mira J. g. Sweetiand.
VAS prepared 20 accompany her 10
Seattle Miss Mark spent two
months In Everett visiting a. the
horne 81 her brotherinlaw. Prof.
J. O. swectland. a member Of the
Everett high school faculty and the
director Of athletics While here
she bad prepared the graduation
Eown for a younger sister In Hood
River. and was taking Il home with
her. The body win be sent 10
Hood River.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
WILL SIGN UP
WITH MINERS

VANCOUVER. II. G., March ~.
According 20 a special received
here today the Crows Nest Coal
company has Withdrawn from the
Western Operators association.
now In session at Mcleod. and has
Offered 10 sign n new agreement
With the men. This II the largest
coal company In the south, and
such action will undoubtedly pre-
vent the strike threatened BY west.
ern Canadian miners. when their
agreement with the operators ends
on April 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
BEATS hIs SON ALMOST TO
DEATH AND IS SENT TO
JAIL BY JUDGE.

White rexsugefuily drunk. Mike
Moore. q 12s Tensh A.. s.. ysatsr-
day Attempted 10 XIII bis iy-year-
cid son and beat she other merahera
Of his family until nelghhors inter
fefea snd caused hts arrest
This morning Police Judge lahn
n Gordon sentenced Moore to serve
a. days On the chain gang A fur
tier sentence ~ one year ia the
county 1am Will b. mefed nat 90
Mpere 4 he fails 20 file a peace
bond after his vel-ass from the chain
gang In addlsion - these penalties