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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

Deserted BY her husband. thrown
into the county Jail On a charge
preferred by her own brother. Mrs.
Laura Gillian. a beautiful. talented
and educated woman. now awaits
trial Ia she superior court of klng
county for the alleged emberzle.
meut n A. estate valued b. her
Accuaers AZ $4,000
When Elmer Johnson was sent
70 the penltentiary on a charge %
Grand larceny. be gave bis sister
q power ~ attorney. iuEirucfing
her 20 sell certain property hold.
mas which he owned tu Snohomlsh
county. Mrs. Gillian left every
thlng IN the hands of her husband.
~ no Gispoaed 81 the real estate and
reinvested the proceeds
ooes Not accuse ssusband.
The woman does not accuse her
husband ~ dishonesty. merely At.
tributing the Losses 10 lRek of ex.
perience When seen ia the county
jan this morning Mrs Gillian ap
peaTed bewildered She had been
crying.
"Onr trouble started from the
time Judge Rochester. adminiatra.
tor ~ our estate. took charge Then.
property owned BY brother aud
myself. valued AZ sfBO 900. was in.
dcbted in the sum 81 $500 This.
Tor gofae reason. Nas increased 10
$4,000 We had trouble. and sold
the property 20 satisfy the lien The
balance. or what was left after the
lawyers got through. was divided
between Elmer and me.
Deserted BY Her Husband.
Elmer told me 10 take charge
Of bis property when he vas sent
10 prison do not know anything
about business. and turned all such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

In his absence. says Moy. the
nephew d0uble-eroHsed him. and sold
THE property, on which hia iaborers
certificate emitting him 10 rendmls-
sion into the United States had been
secured.
Moy was therefore an allen untll
be could satisfactorily prove that he
had other property. This he did, the
final papers having arrived this
morning. ana when Judge John E
Humphries. who had been interest
ed in the case on his behalf. brought
them TO the officials. Moy and Mrs
Kee we're released.
They took lunch with Mr. and
Mrs John y. Humphries, and will
leave tonight for Indianapolis Moy
IL. quite wealthy and distinguished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
COMPELLED TO REST

f8s Waited Presal
BOSTON. Mass. April ~ Word
Gomez today from the bedside OF
tho Rev. Elwood Worcester rector
Of Emmanuel church. that tho fouu-
der OF the Emmanuel movement IL
applying the methods which he has
advocated TO combat HIS own IN.
ness Worcester has suffered a col.
lapse from oyerwork. and viii be
compelled 10 give MP his work
aud take a complete rest for six
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

sAcRA MENTo, Cal, April 2i.-
After a search over several states
Tor Theodore Shade. inventor. and
director OF the Lighting. Valve a
Dradee company. the efforts Of his
alleged wives today are crowned
with success Shade, who Is said 20
have lefi a trail OF wives from sea D
hoard 10 aeaboard has been located
IN this city. Shade has admitted
that he is a bigamist Ho defends
HE actions upon the ground that
hiss former wives have been satisfied
b. a cash settlement which he
ciaima 10 have made with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
HIS CLEANUP PLAN
OVERRULED BY
THE OTHERS
Chairman Insists That CITY
Contracts Be Com
pleted at Once

Because he held that hls official
duty % the people would not Der.
NIT him 10 sanction extensions Of
Time - contractors where there
was not shown what be- considered
az adequate excuse. A v. Houlllon.
superintendent ~ public utilities
ibis morning withdrew from his
position as chairman Of the board
Of public works.
Mr.. Bouillon's argument isIn
line with his desire TO force the
contractors, wherever possible,
70 clean up their work and have
streets on which they hold con.
tracts IN some sort o. present.
able shape 20 show visitors dur
ING the exposition period.
The Remaining members Of the
board. after eiecting supt Grant Of
the building department as tempo
Z rafF chairman, went ahead and
granted every extension asked and
approved by the city engineers de-
. partment
Mayor Backs Bouillon.
The majority members. however.
have really won no victory over
l3oufli0n for these extensions must
be approved by Mayor Miller be-
fore they can issue. and the latter
states that unless City Engineer
Thomson can show hin absolutely
that the delays are warranted he
VIII not sign the extensions.
The first application read after
the board met was one which had
been objected 70 IN a previous
Yoiumlnous report BY Mr. BouIllon,
who held that there was not sufgI-
cient showing 10 warrant any fur.
Their delay The city engineer. how
ever. recommended that the extern
sion BE- granted A motion 20 this
effect was made BY supt Maloney.
OF the street department and
seconded. At FIRST Mr.. Bouiilon de-
cbned 10 put the motion. explaining
that his conscience would not per
init him 20 carry out his duties In
any such unbuslnessllke way.
Ne Wants Evidence.
Bring some evidence that this
extension Is warranted and then I
can act, he declared.
The other members Of The board
Insisted on the motion being pat.
however. and Mr. Bouillon. rather
Than continue the embarrassing
situation. asked the permission OF
the board 20 be excused from sitting
as chairman. which was granted.
Mr. Grant was made Temporary
chairman. after which the extern
sions were granted as fast as the
secretary could read them off
This Il a plain business PROPOSE
tion. said MIR nomillon. after leaY-
Ing the meeting. in which We are
acting as business agents for the
people Unless some steps are taken
at once 90 force contractors 20 time.
the streets and thoroughfares will
be torn Up and Uttered In many
places during the exposition period,
something that certainly viii not
look very nice 20 the visitors in Sc
attle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

things over 10 my husband do
not know how Il happened. but the
Investments turned ou, bad. NJ
husband VAS little better acqnaint.
I'd with real estate hua!uena ihau I
dF. Gillian finally could aiand b
no longer, evidently. and vent
a~as re left laat November /
have not seen nor heard % hlm
slncg
Elmsr's lawyer wants me 10
turn over all have 10 satisfy
brothers claim. ! have oniy about
- coo or 5000. and Il would take
everything. leavlng me deHtitute. to
do H. u u not trn" that the prop.
erfy. a. stated. VAS valued nj so.
600 Elmer only had g. 600
= told The lHwyer ! was willing
70 divide what had with Elmer
but ! could hardly b. expected 10
give him al aud have nothing.
No Chance 70 Explain.
About ten days ago I was served
with q summons to appear IN court
and give an accounting % FImer'a
interests The summons instructed
me 60 appear IN 90 days But wifh
out having had chance 20 explain.
VAS arrested before the 20 days
were up
And while Mrs Gillian lanRuiahea
tn jail. her little lsmontha old baby
IL being cared for At the home Of
a friend IN Richmond leach
Gillian vas once employed BY the
Seattle General Contract company.
which n controlled BY VIII "
Parry Today Mr. Parry stated
that Gillian was a asenographer. n
weli.behRyed man. and left that
firm "a months ago % enter the
real estate business for himself
Later he vent east Of the noun
falum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
ony aitsa rrrs.l

HAMMOND. Ind. April a. BE
cause she was denied parting kisi
when her husband left for his office
in the morning, Lena Abel Sperger
who had been married scarcely a
month. shot aud killed herself will
her husbands revolver. and today
the diRconHolate husband II &C
eompanyinR his wifc's body back
10 the home OF her girlhood at
Ludington, Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
LOVER OF DOGS SNEERED
AT BY FORMER FRIENDS

wan booked a. a witness but Inn
mediately released on his personal
recnEnixRnee.
Bartlett Is 81 years old. At one
time he was very powerful man.
but recently came 70 Seattle from
Fairbanks. Alaska. for medical
treatment The aged Malamutes.
which accompanied Hartlett this
morning. we're recently given by
him 10 the city and kept At Wood
land park Bartlett brought the
dogs 20 the city this morning for
the purpose OF having them shaved.
when he encountered Raymond and
Ough The defendants Win appear
In police court tomorrow morning
Tor trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
R0WDIES STONE
WEDDING PARTY

VANCOUVER wash. April 81
After the exciting scene attending
their marriage IN the tabernacle
here last night. when rocks we're
hurled through zhc windows. Great =
Ing a panic among the people who
had paid TO witness the ceremony,
Harry NJ Ross and his bride. for
merry Elizabeth 0lcck. u New York.
are today spending their honey
moon IN peace and quiet trying "a
forget the acts % the r0wdiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
VOTE TO STRIKE

fHF IUIIFN TFNH3lI
PITTEBuH0, April "a Motor
mon ard conductors on the street
railways ~ this city today voted TO
strike. This afternoon the officers
Of the Carmens union conferred
with the officials Of the railway
company and demanded either the
agreement Of the company 20 a new
wage scale or the settlement Of their
differences by arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
IS SEEKING
HIS LOST
WIFE
SEATTLE WOMAN Is IN
VOLVED IN SENSA-
TIONAL SCANDAL
Mrs. II. w. Mix Thought to
Have Been Murdered
in Portland

Relieving that bis wife has been
mufeered or haa been abducted or
hypnoilfcd 10 Portland ~. VI Nix.
member Of the board OF direc
tors ~ the Seattle Commercial
club vice president II the Seattle
liallan club, and representing the
Pacific Coast Fire Supply company
has bone 10 Portland 10 search Tor
the tAiaaing woman.
TIE police " that city have been
inYustlEaiiHg the case all day. aud
one man. giving bis name as NJ
y carroll has been arrested IN con.
nectiQn with ihe case. according
20 q United preas dispAtch. receiv.
I'd ~ The Star this afternoon.
HAD Sum Of Money.
Ms Nix went 60 Portland with
t@hep in her possession last Wed
neHdh3 and visited a prominent fam
ny there fur a day Then she NOV
ed % The Imperial hotel. where
she femained tvo days Then she
dropped Out of sisht
Al eNpreaaman called Tor her
hagrase and. according % PHI
Mess han. proprietor ~ the impe
rial. she was presumably ruinF
east However. II vas discovered
that her baggage had been taken
% 20 18th q. later moved 20 $50
18th - and thea to some unknown
destination,
For Thsfs Of Trunk.
This haErAge IL valued a, APPROX
imatsly 1850. and the man giving
his same IA Carroll ia held under
charge uf Eraad larceny for the
theft u these irginkA Ito uAa idea
tilted hy The ekpFsaamAn Who
moved she trunks aa being the man
who hna received The hAsgage Al
sit lsfh %
Caffull says be- il connected with
the Royal AaiAuc Society ~ Amefi.
ca THIS IL what especially worries
Mr. Aix AZ hss Nifs too months
ago took ar a line 81 Aslailc study
~ a rad and IL d believed p0sslbie
that Der connection aIfh the study
uaY have led ia soruu way 10 her
dtsAppearAncc.
Left for Eaai
Mrs MIR loft her husband last
Wednesday evening 20 visit her
pArenls ~ Bangor. Me Intending 20
visit Ia Portland for two days. then
20 80 on 10 san Francisco. then To
Los Angeles. and thence East She
carried with her g. 500 in cash At
The lime beaidcs valuable baggage
The trunk and two suit caass. one
leather and tire other cane. we're
filled with me ciothlng. aud
whether Mrs Mix has been murder
"a for the money ard baggage which
Fle carried. % Whistler she has been
induced b. gAnE Of fAkcrr. sup.
poaedlY given 10 Asiatic studies. 10
80 into hiding with them. IL
question which IL botherinE the
police.
Mrs MlK lived with her husband
AZ 1882 Skth av.. aud she. like her
husband. "a very well known IA this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
WOMAN STEALS AND
is SENT TO THE PEN

pleaded guilty 20 "A charge Of lar
eny from the person, was sentenced
t6-acrye an indetorminate sentence
OF from six months 20 five years in
the ponitentiary The woman stole
S20 from John Frazier at George
town She was arrested and sen.
fenced in the short time OF one hour
and forty minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
WELL KNOWN ALAskAa HAS
TWO MEN ARRESTED
TODAY.

Because they first snecred 81 and
tainted. aud then tried 10 strike
A. Bartlett. a weii known and
wealthy Alaskan. a. be was walk
ing AionF Second Az. with two AGED
MAlamute dogs. hia companions Of
a doxen years. William Raymond. a
chauffeur. and Herbert oagh a
butcher. were arrested BY Patrol.
man Miliiken on charges OF dieor.
DERBY conduct this morning Each
vas released or SEQ bail. Bartlett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
JUDGE HUMPHREYS AIDS MoY
NEE, WHO WAS BETRAY-
60 ~ klNsMEN.

Because his nephswa and friends
whom be trusted implicitly betrayed
him while he was on 2 Yiait 10 the
old f0ika ia China, M0y kee. a
wealthy Indianapolis Chiuaman. was
This morning released from the local
immigration detention station.
whore. IN company with his wife,
h. has been held since March ~,
Moy Kec owned y restaurant and
other property ~ Indianapolis. part
interest IN ~-ich. before leaving for
China less than n year ago. he dis
posed q to hia nephew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
FIRST MRS. JACK
lOkDON TO WED

oAhLAND. Cal, April 2t-It De-
..o1hesd here to-day that the mar
ts o. Afs Bessie May London.
''s@ wife of Jack London. 10
y. Miner. Of this city. viii oo-
n sis early fam
- I simple ceremony Miner
~ bride, accompanied b. hsr
~. ye4ns Daughter will tour the
\ ~ states ana Canada. returning
1850. esAsias Foine where Miner ie
ICING a beautiful home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
THIS MAN HAS A SET OF DOUBLE
HARNESS WITH ONE SIDE IDLE : Il:

Forts, and no wants some elderly
lady 20 take his name.
In letter to the Elderly Ladies'
editor Of The Star. Mr., Forts has
THIS 20 say.
u see stated ia The Star that
there are several ladies' IA Seattle
who would like a home have a
set o. double harness with one aide
idle. One ~ these ladies' can find
ont all about Il b. writing 20 me-
Here's luck. II. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
Kiss Denied, Heartbroken Bride Commits Sui
eide, Leaving Farewell Asking Forgiveness for
Any Wrong That She May Have Done

A note the girl wife left read:
Tell mamma good by. aud Il /
ever did anything 10 hurt on worry
her ! ask forgiveness. for tried
so hard 20 do right but / know Il
was a failure Tom. won't ask
you 90 kiss me again when You
don't want TO-
Good by Your tired little girl.
tSignedl LENA.
PLEASE. | would like TO be buried
lat Ludlngton."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
BUCKS the TIGER;
LOSES $4,000

RENO. New. April si--John Har-
man. a. one tune a millionaire mine
owner Of Cripple Greek. r. $1,000
poorer today 40 the result Of a spec
taeutar game Of stnd poker IN which
be- engaged with piunger ole I'll
Holt last night Elliott IL a partner
~ Tsx Richard. 81 Goldfleld and
nawhfda fame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

Elderly ladies'. can't you do some
thing for this pining swami Please
show at The Star office and get
the letters for you
He lives Ia the quiet little burg
OF Granite Fails. this state, and he
wants 20 be comforted for life. lie
has a good home and he wants a
wlfely companion. one who will be
good TO him. His name Is n. r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

u nysANrius MoscAFoulous
,s.,e correspondent Of the United
Pressl
oNSfANrfNOPLE. April 81 -
=, massscre a the Christians BY
Y hnaticai Mohemmedan hogdes
4. wuewed with red0uhled fury
~ arre part 81 Asia Minor today
.rralng 70 dispatches received
ps,alls Of tue bu,chcry are mea.
.smlral Howe win probably dis
.eA 4 ierce of marines inland 90
$500 European residents Of the
age4 there.
rsmtehes received here this eve
- say TIE loss Of life IN The
.s.aacrrs Be- the vilayot Of Aleppo
aver srcaier than that at Adana.
.,re more than 5000 persons
,ss slain.
IN population 81 Aleppo ls more
49, ole 600 and the mcAger re-
,rts say that thousands OF ptr
- eere killed there within the
~ 4 hours
Artioeh And HaFcdilk in The
segince cl Aleupo and Damascus.
n syria. are the ccnters ~ the
~ uairages The few troops sta
hned IA Aleppo arc poweFless 90
rseet the Christians from the
aatslcs. who are conducting a
wsn of terror more horrible than
~ lnRnguratea rcccntly
Msire villages have been de
rpyed. Christians homes burned
~ women and chilhrcn merclleas
nrtured 20 death The foreign
nn.siiou Is fleeing 90 the con
ristss FOR protection.
M British cruiser piauna has
t.n&eA strung force AZ Alegan-
sven and the arrival ~ Admiral
rrme commander AZ che fleet en-
zste "a tbs scene from Malta, r.
nmentasilY expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
FINED FOR SPEEDING

led Sathor. who was arrested by
Patrolman Pence several days ago
Tor speeding north of First av. on q
motorcycle. was fined $40 IN police
court this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
THIEVES ARE
HARD At
WORK
BURGLARS GET A BIG
AMOUNT OF LOOT
IN ONE NIGHT
No Let-Up to the Series Of
Robberies Being Com
mitted Here

Diamonds. cash and clothing val
ued az about ti.t0o comprised the
loot taken IS burglars iu Seattle
last night. according 90 reports re-
celvsd rs the police
The principal robbery ieok place
yesterday afternoon, whom tha rooms
of A brennan and George = Ross.
ln The Melroae hotel. ssi Pike g..
were entered nom nrauuan'a
apartment IS karat diamond rinE
diamond stud two Coli reNelVoFs.
a riik Tined aHtt caso, tso gold
pieee ~ the new issue. and tao 800
bills we're taken
After rifilnE The contents ~ nrCn-
mans room the thief apparently on.
tered Ross apartments Three new
simmer suits. valued az tias a Colt
revolver. a valuable brass vases and
about $50 IN eta coins were ear.
fied away
Ne Ore Sees Him.
80 one aaW ths thief leave the
hotel The detectives who nsesfi.
gated believe that the robhef pack
"a the loot la she stolen suit case
and quietly tefi thr place
Charles Jackson a stable man.
was arrested laat night ~ Sergeant
Stuart and Patfoiman Phfilpa 80 a
suspect
Emil nahnke. ~ SIS Alder a.. -.
/ ported a. thu police that his trunk
Was nnsd and $40 in rash stolen
shortly before > O'Clock last niEht
nahnkr SAYS b. suspects a man %
3 hir acquaintance Il has Miuce been
Z learned that the alleged thief told
hAhnkf's huaiafy that hs had per.
mission 90 enter ihs victims room.
Robs a Hotel TliI.
TahinR advantage u Earl Nor.
mans temporary absence fram tho
office ~ thw Alaska Commercial
hotel office last night a SNEAK fhlrf
prisd open the cash dresser - the
cafe ana made away with SIS On
cash. IN he hurry the thief over
booked several hundred dollars Tho
robbery -. committed BY rafas p~r
son apparently familiar with me
office. a Hersw driver. taken from
tbs drawer u a table. had BEEN used
20 pry open the cash drawer
Japanese Ars Victims
~ breaking into the cash register.
burglar secured vaigahla loot from
the japanese restaurant conducted
~ r. Tabata sBf Railroad az. last
night A. nearly M ran b. learned
The thief carried away q diamond
rinE valued 81 siq0. solid guild
watch with diamond sattinx valued
al tias. three Chinese gold rings. a
small diamond brooch iady~ n~rA
ehain nugget brooch and d small
amoant ~ cash Tho thief eranied
over tranHnm in the rrar 90 the
restaurant 30 trace - hifn has vet
I been found
Using a Jimmy % force open q
rear windos. burglar entered the
Jockey Club saloon az sixth az. a
ana kiEg 81. during last night ana
stole the contents ~ the caah regis.
ter. amounting 70 t7sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21


BERLIN. April 2i.-The Yoaax
frks adTaace against Constants.
xeie was resumed today Adviees
~sivsd here Say the Invaders
rRs plainly vlaihle frnn the out.
hlfss % the capital. They are ex.
fsssd 10 enter the city within a
N kours.
Cards have been landed az Con
Sxniingple from foreign ships tn
a hafhor and every preparation
steing made 20 protect the foreign
NgnlAsi0n. The leaders of the
gannE Turks have sent word that
~ pTecaHtion Is unnecessary. a.
~ uiil zee that no harm befalis
- fprelgners
b Il expected that martial Law
III b. proclaimed az CONSTANT
ngls Tits Afternoon, after q meet.
~ u the cabinet Nv held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

momeAsA. April 2i.--rhe /
; steamer Admiral. bearing e.. /
! President Hoossveit's party. I
! ~as sighted from here ss noon I
ard ooeksd within the hour. {
} Col. Roosevelt will remain /
! here until tomorrow, when he I
! will take sp his quarters NJ the I
ranch o. Sir Alfred Psase on ,
! Afhl river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
open shop Abandoned.

The open shop agreement, which
has been In effect for over year.
was abandoned az the regular meet
Ing of the Seattle Builders Ex-
change yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

foNnON. April ~ The sultan
\ Tarkey il 10 retain bis throne,
NJ hls cabinet Is 20 resign lmme'
suiely. under an agrccuiert be has
eneA with the leaders u the
fmng Turks. according q dis
a,rhss received hefc today.
ne Cons,anFinople correspondent
a ia Exchanxe TELEGRAPH l. All
skwssy for this statement which
4 declares IS authentic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
WHEAT MARKET QUIET
10y United preea.B

CHICAGO. April 2i.--Jamss
a. psstsn, the wheat king. 10
on his way West 70 invessL
gate crop conditions. accord.
Ing 20 an announcement made
to-day on the floor o. the pit
Wheat rose slowly this morn
ina and a. noon May touched +,
sf.25. There vas nothing ser.
ssslonal about the trading to. i
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS between the attorneys the
Heney
the Defense A. Moore became frequent that they called
for a from the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

: Enfly THIS m0rnIVR ElWard Z
\ Corcoran. ACCOMPANIED By
4 Charles y. ONell. his solicitor, I
= appeared Ia the King county I
4 court house. where Mr. Cor. I
4 coran took out bis first papers. !
4 declaring his intention OF be
= coming a citizen ~ the United !
4 States lie gave his age az ,
4 n years and his birthplace as I
y Carrlgannle. Ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Thursday:
: light frost tonight; light west !
) winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

AsHlNoToN-Woodford Harlan chief
division government office today
trial Of
testified details the sale Benson Of
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

cLEVELANp.-Terrifie storms sweeping owe
Illinois and Western Pennsylvania. "a s reported that
have been killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

wAsHINoToN--olnord Pinehot. chief forester o
States made today that President Taft
sympathy with Roosevets policies regarding forestry and
ton Of natural resourecs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU

you change your address toll the carrier telephone
~, star " you leave the city, lee The follow your
ESQ year paid In advance, Tel. Main 1850: Ind al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21

wAsHiNoToN--oseussion Of what
occupying public attention the principa
session Of the Daughters OF the American Revolution
taehes 20 the approaching election and prospective cane
trying 20 lire up votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
RAGING FANATICAL HORDES
| CONTINUE THEIR BUTCHERY
|uANIACAL MOSLEMS
VENT RAGE IN
SLAUGHTER
aomen and Children Slow.
" Tortured to
Death

!. nysANrius MoscHPouLous
'.,,e correspondent o. the United
Press.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
NEWS BULLETINS

HpiANAPoLs-Fornner Senator David Turpis
Al thls morning. He years age.