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The Coconino sun., 1909-04-30
NEW YORK SNEERS AT ARIZONA
. : a---- : ---- A Few Truthful Sneers in Return That Might Make New Workers Think Is They are Capable.

time it's theme is the social life of the territory. Coming as it does from Harry Thaw's hest town, and the only city where dancer has done the Salome stunt plumb naked, we think the esteemed Suns contribution worthy of some attention.
 To begin with it bases its stric lures on Arizona society upon news paper clippings sent from the agri- cultural community of Mesa to The Sun. One clipping reads, MT, Spencer, the famous director of dances is officiating behind the bar for Mr. Neeld at Ray Another clipping tells of all the eggs at a party being sucked by the guests and another is an lad, offering to trade some copper stock for a bungalow. which excites The Sun to Homeric laughter. And finally to describe social conditions in Ariozna this eminent Eastern au- thority quotes the booze advertise ments of John Eyrick at Mesa and comments: The citizens of Ari- ozna seems to be persons of capaci- ty. Their environment makes for the development of individuality. Good men in a good country Pro- bably Mir. John Eyrick prospers with them.
 Oh, glorious editor! Oh. noble scribe Oh. burning criticl Like ly in your splendid and Gotha- mosque superiority you have sat al the table with monkey and squeezed hands with Harry Lehr. Probably you wear a bracelet on your ancle and cuffs on your pants. We bet Tettrazini makes you tired, that Mary Garden is the whole works. and that you can quote en- tire paragraphs, from Three Weeks, /" ''The Firing Line" or "A Little Brother of the Rich" And the Great White Way" An yes, there's another point of your su- periority-the heavy air. the thick perfumes. the music, the smoke. the laughter. the flesh
 And nearby Fifth avenue--New York's Fifth avenue-with it's dia- monds. it's hipless, pallid women, it's chestless men and vicious his tory of divorce. desolation, ruin and suicide.
 Strut you will through the wom- en market at Peacock alley in the Waldrof and sniff your scorn in Rectors at the open plains of Ari- zona. Your superiority is as man. ifest as your dress suit, your silk hat. your stare at brightly gowned woman, your hauteur to a less prosperous looking man. Your very muscles proclaim your social superiority and many of your actions proclaim fame great as was that of Harry Thaw.
 But why, superior Gotham, do you pick on happy carefree. little Arizona country village for com parison with your splendid charms? Why did you pick the village of Mesa for your scorn when you might have tackled joyous Red Rock, peerless Helvetia or decor ous Silverbell? Was that joke in the country paper about the bar ;endrs and the dances too good for you to overlook? Somehow we had an impression that at Podunk Gen. ter and other New York villages bartenders occasionally shown in similar capacities. And anyhow isn't bartender as good as a
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-30
pRESRYIrRIAN-cnuRcH

sabbath school q:45 a. m. Morning worship il;OO a. n Christian Enreavor 5.la ?. ID Evening Worship s:00 D. m Mid week prayer meeting. Wednesday evening at 500 q clock.
, 1909-03-31
RMENT TO sF. dRoI1 AVIS No 26, 3tsr MARCH 1909.

fanatics who were asserting hostility
bet ween two peoples in such an ecopoIAlo
community of interest. Germany had mo-
thought of competing with the British Navy,
her sole object was defence, there were no
secrets regarding Germany's programme,
which was unalterahle, and dictated by hui
mainly and peace, and the Government re-
CARDS as it's peculiar task to promote Anglo
German relations beyond suspicion.
Ottawa, March 30th-The Dominion
House of Commons has debated Mr.. Fosters
motion favouring a Canadian cruiser squad
ron instead of q contribution to the Imperi-
al navy. Sir Wilfrid LaUrier reiterated
the policy announced at the colonial confer
ence in 1892. Canada then assumed her "
defence. The mother country, he declared,
does not want battleships, but prefers dry
docks, naval bases and repair stations, and
the government would act accordingly.
London March 30th-A despatch from
Belgrade says the ministers of England,
France, Russia and Italy will inform Seryiu4
that their governments have recognized
Austria's anneXations and advise Seryia to
consider the question closed and assure, Aus
tria of her peaceful intentions. Seryia will
surrender comp. etely and the Balkan ques-
ton is thus settled for many years. King
Peter has written King Victor Emmanuel
that he is going to Switzerland, and suggests
as his successor the youngest son of Prince
Nicholas of Montenegro. King Victor is not
opposed to bis abdication, but prefers Prince
Alexander, his second son, as his successor.
The Duke OF Teck, Prince Arthur of Con
naught or q Republic are the alternatives
mentioned.
There is a rumour That NJ Iswolahy will
retire.
Ao.,~1sn~- -, -l,-u,r 3d.. D. .~.r
it is reported that Venezuela informed the
steamship company, at the lass moment be-
fore the "Guadeisupa" sailed, that ex-Presi-
dent Castro will be allowed to land OF Ven
ezuela.
A telegram from Horta, Az res, says that
Mr.. Roosevelt was uuotioinlly entertained
by the Governor, Senior Defreitas. The
passengers of the II tmburg' say that p
deIuded storage passenger, thinking Mr..
Roosevelt was responsible for stealing IA
child, rushed at him with q knife but was
promptly secured and placed in irons.
New York, March 30tb
Flour, Blended Clears per barrel $50
Meal, Kindred, per barre! $50
Nov Seasons Pork
Heavy Mess Pork, $3.50
Crystals per 100 Is 3. 984
0u6Ai' Muscovado 89otesItbs. 100 3. 484
Molasses Eng. Islds, per gal. no quotation
Liverpool Cotton, middling Upland. 5
Exchange, New York&London,6 so days sight
1864
Exchange NewYork and London, sight 4.873
London, March Both
dem. Crystals las. 6d-15s. Sd
Muscovado, floating terms. in
0u88i bond, los. 0d-10s. Sd
German beet 88.f 0. b los. Cd
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel for
orders, floating terms. 11s.44d.
Demerara Rum, Is 6d.-1s. 74d,
Cocoa, Trinidad, good middling Red,
, 1909-03-31

dem. Crystals 14s. 6d-15s. Sd
g. Muscovado, floating terms, in
0u8"r bond, los. 0d-10s, Sd
German beet 88.f o. b los. Cd
Java Sugar $500 Gibraltar OF Channel for
orders, floating terms. 11s.44d.
Demerara Rum, Is 6d.-1s. 74d,
Cocoa, Trinidad, good middling Red,
Or cwt eos. d. nominal.
Cotton, i4ediuA Fin S. al Liverpool, nominal
Is. Id.
Bank of England Rate of discount }.
Consols "a
Three per cent. Rentes in Paris $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
LOVING WOMAN MAKES A PTTIFUL PLEA
In JUSTICE CARROLL'S COURT TODAY.

tell him walt and let mo draN ths
niaaey, and hs always ssys Yes
hurry down bsfors I can draw II.
bat I'm generally too late
she STU Love. Him.
swell Why don't You leave a hua'
hand hks thail~ blauaiy remarked
the clerk. with an air as II he had
solved the problem. and had oihsi
wslKhtisr ones that demanded his at
ienilan
-Oh. could not do that she re-
piisd. gently MY faihsr wants ms
70 come home and Offered 10 paj
my EXPENSES. but ! can't bNar ths
thauEht u leaving Jim. lie 10 al
ways 80 kind to The children Ever
when he's drunk he treats them .
tendcfiy. and be always treats m,
The same say
Then. with wan little stnils
elm has enls two faalts- whi.kej
and rheumatism No sometimes Il
laid np weeks with fhsiimatisfn. 81
he says and then have to tAke ths
baby ont and scrub 10 make thu
living
Can't you do anything for mo .
with a lasi appealing glance,
NO. aid the clerk And shs
walked aut to set her baby and be.
gin a days work Of toll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
LEPER DEMANDS THAT DOCTORS
AGREE OR THAT HE Be FREED

WASHINGTON. June i.-"when
doctors disagree" says John II
Early, the Washington leper. who il
under imprisonment. there ~ some
hopr for mo"
Fly has hired a lawyer. and he
ui ' demand his freedom from aus
antino, imposed upon HIN by The
henlth department of Washington.
Dr l. y Buckley, a New York
specialist IN skin diseases. declares
That Barry 10 not a ieper Iiu oR-
amlnad him when the Washington
health department wasn't looking
Thereby he made the health depart
mont mad,
Early shows no signs OF leprosy."
says DR. Buckley. There was an
acute lnflamuntOry condition of the
skin. which IL present In some per-
sons who have labofo1 In pulp mills.
az Early dld"
Or Ehlers, Danish specialize In
loproay, looked Early over and do
eiured that he was a ieDrr
Now Dr. Woodward Of the health
department says ho will keep a more
strict watch over Early, and not
permit other doctors 70 examine
him
u wont be satisfied. says Early.
until ! get tho unanimous decision
Of many DOCTORS ] know / haven't
got the leprusy. and a. long ~ one
eminent physician agrees with me.
II Is wrong to keep mo Imprisoned ="
Eafly's lawyer Ia considering the
Issuance of habeaa corpus action.
In order 70 present to the courts u
demand that medical experts get to.
Eethsr aud freely air their Vows IN
regard 10 Eafly's condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
HAVE GREAT FUN ON
SOFT DRINK STREAK

For u mus, be the Imagination
which makes the Pay slrcaker
want to sing. Ny Biz Black
saiome." when he has only a few
glasses Of -Forera' beneath bis
shirt front. and Il certainly IA mere
lightsome faney that inducea him
10 Try to buy out the scenic rail-.
way after imhlblns few rounds
Of Hbeerine~ Ever that mild and
healihful tonic. MaltRainler,
makes a decided ne with the
-eroSda when they are out TO see
Fs,lma and Cleopatra. and the
piaiH roo, seer and singer alo jag
produces a lot Of Joy along the
Streak This spirit OF the amuse.
ment street doesn't necessarily re-.
quirs artificial siimuianta and you
can have As much fun Mt Seattle
on soft drinks AZ elsewhere on the
other Kind besides which II Is
safer and keeps the guard room
from being overcrowded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

The first soft drink" show street
in the history Of expoaltlons Is tho
Pay Streak at the A.-Y p. and. con
trnry to some predictions by Ell
pehsnced show men. II seems TO BE-
"a success The crowds are Just a.
happy and spend their money a.
freely when refreshed with beer.
Inc" and gold foam as the merry
makers at ST. Louis OF Portland
did on pure suds or rod eye
Is Largest Assortment.
Probably the greatest assortment
Of soit drinks ever gathered 10
gether in one place may be- fouad
along the Pay Streak Many Of
the names are strongly suggestive
Of the ioamy stuff that Is made of
hops. and perhaps the susgsatlpn
10 the name gives the beverages
that pleasing effect which warns
the heart and loosens the purse
strings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

the suifraEeitos, drowning out the
sound Of the speakers voice.
After numerous Interruptions
Burns lost his temper and demand
ed that the diaturbers be put out
Finally some Of the women and
fcw men we're ordered TO leave
the gallery and upon their refusal
were carried bodily TO the door and
elected, despite their screams and
scratches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
MARS AND HIS AIRSHIP
fall INTO Lake union
But no DAMAGE DONE

Jack Mars aud bis aifrhip landed
In lake Union at J 10 o'clock this
Afternoon. Mars had assembled on
ono OF his daily filghta from the
A UP. exposition grounds and was
descending His bis cigar shaped
balloon machine sut unwieidy. and
Instead Of dropping down gracefully
on DRY land a. he had Intended.
he settled gently down In the arm
Of the lake extending around one
aide Of the grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
LAFOLLETTE GETS
BACK AT PENROSE

Ne said tina, no had never ehos.
en- the easiest path, and that is
years o. hls life had been devot'
ed to ofea, struggle,
laatolletie repaid Senator Bolei
fenraso. of Pennsylvania. In Kind
for hla remark last night. that the
Wisconsin senator pretended M
ness during his speech 10 that he
might have time 70 consult yellow
journalists and editors OF uplifl
magazines
No, Shot a, Penrose.
u am not 10 be turned aside ia
this debate today 10 answer soms
petty. contemplate attack upon me
personally. declared la Fnllstte.
There Is something more
Important here than any lndivld.
val senator. A. for the remarks
Of the Pennsylvania senator
about me. ~ tell him he Will
render more valuable services u
he will tell Pennsylvania and
the country how he spends his
time Instead Of commenting up.
on my absence. The people Of
Wisconsin will take care Of me
n they thlnk arm an unfalthful
servant. No man will say where
the senator from pennsyissnla
spends hls time ~ithoy, trsHs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
|c,spoENA SERVED ON
vy,.cNATE BY MAN
IN SPOKANE.
L,.;ho.d Man Is Asked Re
s,rdius Gordon EN-
ber1lement.

,Nr Wash, June
| pN''lpill nm. railroad maeng'e
l y. Y, builder" Is being 90.
!, We're ssre ioiay BY the arm ,s ..
~ w n, lasi night when me
I. Y W deputy sheriff invaded
. ~, palace and served l MN
r'' 'ssposna to appear bciete
y m 10 testify In the case
Gordon. former eean
y esrson i accused Of az
" "a other uses money
n. Is BIN b. DE 'Vhpa''
~ sl1'ns ..st rfom
's.yukon Pacific eNnosl'
1. "a Portland when he was
4, siih ne paper. =. -. IN,
.4.1n IA II IttHNft"'
''..,,ou he asked afteg nc
r. .lsriif bad announced ms
.,.,eek tOmorrox mnrnihs'
sas the reply,
~ MATS sssy said the mag
=. A..ss sssufrd that HIN
y ready to answer q Nv,
A,,,fs he grand iarY a. s "a.
4. srsf departed me
'..,ss 4 tAs board Of dileeieis
y ',r,st Northern was sub
- only afsr Prosecutor
Kss,t faslst ia several attempts
y, ,~t,ics On Louis HUI. Pfes''
4 ~ Great Northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

alr instead OF spending the n.xt
four months In the eounty iall
RUS Ia the season when II Is TOO
pretty to stay Indoors For a
brief Instant the court aud the
prisoners viewed the picture OF tho
sunlight dancing on the grass.
framed by the granite window cas-.
mas Of the court room
Who shall say whether the sun.
lisht and froah air the prisoners
VIII mlaa may make the lesson the
county attempts 10 teach BY i'm.
pflHonmeni, sink deep into tho
hearts OF the two Young men who
today pleaded guilty and threw
themselves on the mercy OF the
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
GRADERS FORBIDDEN TO
BLAST NEAR THEATREl

Judge John .. Main yesterday Is
sued a temporary restraining order
against Holt a Jeffofy. who have
the contract for lsveling down Dem
~ hin. forhlddlng the firm TO use
ans explosives within three blocks
h Tho Moore theatre
TIN injunction, which Is return
Rlile June II. was secured By the
Washington Hotel 4 Improvement
rompany on the grounds that the
hlasiluH had iooasned tho plaster
from the ceiling Of the theatre, cauH-
ing large glass globe 10 drop. The
lives Of the patrons we're endangered
in consequences. II was claimed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

MEET TODAY

Thoroughly spectacular are the
aemi'finala In the Military tonrnh-
mont which are taking place At the
Exposition Stadium this afternoon
having started with the parade at
z O'Clock. and the Roman race Of
The cavalry at 1870 The finals in
the tuf Of war between the Coast
Artillery and the team from the
cruiser West Virginia are The big
features u Tho day The army r..
lay races are also being run of to.
day
Yesterdays events woro featured
BY tho winning Of the navy relays
by the California and Tennessee
teams. and the aemi.finaln In the
tug of'war The drills BY the artil.
lery corps from the Tennessee. and
by troop . OF the 18th cavalry.
were spectacular and fascinating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
lanes ]. HILL SUMMONED
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY
SUNSHINE AND FRESH AIR BETTER THAN
PRISON, SAYS JUDGE GAY.

For the next four mouths you
win be shut indoors. You Will Miss
all this beautiful weather Is Il
worth while not to be straight"
said iudge Wilson Gay this morn.
Ing when he imposed sentence GU
Pete burke and @, s. tiipp. two
young mon who today changed their
plea Of not guilty to guilty on the
chafge Of larceny OF brass bolts
valued at SIS 90.
ioa arc both strong and we'll.
and these ara tho best days Of
your life u you direct your
energies In tho right direction
you will accomplish much. You
both ought to be out In this beau.
iihil sunshine breathing the fresh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
EDITOR KICKED
BY DECK HAND

ilnwood y Klelndienst. editor OF
THE Truth" small periodical
Published IN Seattle. vas kicked
from the deck Of tho steamship
suveric 10 the wharf shortly after
= O'Clock last nlsht. by a japanese
deckhand. and sustained injuries
10 his head and back which neoes
STATED his removal to Minor hospi-
tai. Kleindienst Ia not thought 10
be dangerously hurt
Sergeant George Runncll talked
with Kleindisnst at the hospital.
but 10 far no arrests have been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
SAN FRANCISCO
TO GET A MEDAL

BAN FRANCISCO. June i-Am-
basuador jean jules Junsorand Of
France. accompanied BY Madame
Juaserand, arrived from Los Angeles
nj $50 this morning lie brought
with him the medal commemorative
n the rehabilitation Of San Fran.
cisco, the KIT " the people Of
France, which will be presented to.
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
HANDS SENATOR FROM STATE
OF PENNsVlvANiA A
STUNNING RAP.

us taiicd rfeasi
WASHINGTON. June Senator
l.atpllettcs resolution requesting
the state department Ter tho cnrrez
pdndence Involving Germany
statement relative 20 the tariff
which has led to charses and count
81 charges OF international med
ding. was adopted BY tho senate TO.
day There was no opposition 10
the motion after Il had been thor.
eughly discussed
Referring to the proceedings IN
the senate last night. l.aFoilette
said today As far a. Il concerns
me personally have nothing 10 say
except that | was forced TO speak
from Y to 5 o'clock yesterday and
Old not feel abls or under obiga.
tons to 50 out last evening sup.
POSED that others would participate
In the discussion.
senator Not Afraid.
The senator declared that n.
was net Of the least eonse-
quenee 10 him what effect up.
on himself would be created In
Wisconsin BY any vote he east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
|lII 10 AFFLUENCE
MllkHrs MONEY

~ 4 Mn Elilabeih T. Wat.
r1oyer onefcarth Of her
! Ne I.'s ssra,or A. T. Van
- es'sie, which Is valued
@ he grounds that the
~ ~ ksr brother vas
l'aa noasy given him b.
y. - jotn '. Van Dc vanier
~ soailhaea until next
!a'st estate was left 10
{rs ssnfsT. now MrA Mat.
l'.Al Who makes the Dc.
~, ts' hasband's parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
WOMEN ARE
ELECTED

LONDON, June .-SutfraEettes
are angry today because kotne Of
their number were forcibly removed
from the white Chapel art gallery
for inierrupting the speech of John
Burns. president Of the local gov.
ernment board, at the opening Of
the Tuberculosis exhibition
Votes for women will make con.
dltlons Of life less baneful. " shouted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
p PARENTS The
Or SEPARATION

= ~. ~
1 mueh mothefIn. law
lfh 's'hefln.law as we'll
- J. D. LsIeuns. Of ths
: NC sasireering corps
- - Feason Why Mrs. IL
!. y ~, alnsslf cannot agree
,,.s s'ans shc g living with
y y American Lake YES
IN. sali for divorce from
\, husband after q srlei
y. ' \. q only a few monihs
'ass that he WILL flgb,
=. ls he Ioges biz Wifs saa
~ would love hin II (,
h' her D1fenls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
JACK LONDON WILL
SOON BE HOME

SANTA ROSA. Cal, June 4.
- Jack London expects to ar.
rive In California about July
/. according 10 letter re.
celyed today by Thomas Johnson.
Of Glen Ellen London has sold bis
frail craft The Shark, in which he
he attempted TO make tour Of the
world. and n going to make the re.
turn trip from Panama on liner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
PRONOUNCED DEAD, MAN
COMES TO LIFE

San fitANcisco. 1une -
Pronounced dead BY the doctors Al
the uniyefsity Of California hoapi.
tai. NAtso Dolle manifested unmis.
taxable signs Of life when bundled
Into the morKue wagon, and protest.
ed yolubly against what be believed
10 b. monsifous lnalgniiy,
The morEne attendants we're
astouaded when. after he had been
depoaiied IN The wagon. be sat bolt
upright and demanded that he be
released. He vas taken To his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
REVOLUTION TEARS
LOOSE IN HONDURAS

WASHINGTON. June i-Wire'
less dispatches from Puerto Cortes
today say the town OF Ceiba, Hon
duraa. has been placed under mar
tial Law and that a revolutionary at
tack Is threatened. Wire oommunl.
cation with Tegucigalpa. the capital
Of Honduras, has been severed, and
details Of the sltuation are difficult
10 obtain.
The American gnnboat Paducah,
now In those waters. has been re-
quested 10 cal Mt Ceiba and pro
teet the lives and property Of
foreign residents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
|[|Dl CUTTING RUN0R
|H|s STOCKS 70 4
| V|H RECORD
uvYnsm PACIFIC STOCKS
M I'M up AND rHE
NAM CAUGHT.

EW84 ~
INV FORK. luns s-pisihai
- 4 nrlcr eating IN the
4el Pl<1c b Increasing The
~ M. e,as<d another STAN
4 kcf selling IN tho stock
" Wv. Forcing the Hartman
u ! 4 ~ tlkh record and
~ | haIIIsh iziInsnrs on most
\ ~ shsrs
IT, b Mold rniied States
I 1a,u 20 to The kIEh marx
y u4pl1aely for he pfs,srfea
Nn1nr lAzrz q he blx rorJp
u ~ t1e eogp<r shares Eers
III slec1s d notn that fsllesi
1zlss'< n he upward swing
1nIixs ls<<y.
- q 1tvsn<e Of Nc In the
= ecgp<f metal failed 10 still
,qdIa agitation in that sscur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

chase Naa made by Moses Vein
map. Of the legal firm Of GueEen
heigef, bntarmyef 4 Marshall. Of
New York. on behalf Of & syndicate
Of New York capitalists headed BY
Charles Hayden. banker. Of that
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

Los ANGELES. Cal. June -
The difference between aucooaa
and failure Ia continuity, the power
20 hang on right NJ to The point
Of accomplishment. said eA Gov
Joseph W fulk. the man who
drove gfaft and boudlsrn from ST
Louis
He had picked up a book 90
Suggestion and Auto Suggestion
that happened to BE- near By.
The paragraph hin eye lighted
upon was one on concentration.
When Fulk talks. ngver far a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
NEGRO SLANDERER
CHASED BY MOB

BAN FRANCISCO. June -
J. r. Wilson. a negro bootblaok.
eluded an angry mob last night by
dnrtlng into barber shop and
escaping through a rear door. VIII
son wrote an insulting letter TO Miss
Lena Mentzer. shop girl, who
turned the mlsaive over TO n young
man acquaintance.
The man, who refused to give his
name, rushed to the Negroes stand
and gave him severe drubbing
with a club. The fray attracted n
crowd, who Joined In the melee.
Wilson fled with the mob In full
cry. After no disappeared the
angry men searched the, neighbor-
hood for more 'thun m houf VII.
son Is accused Of writing similar
letters 10 other young women.