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New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
RIOT IT NEW CASTLE.
Scores Beaten and BrUiscd-Tin
Strike Breakers arrested.

New Castle. Penn. July 20.-An attempt 10 con-
duct Iss strike breakers through the city their
vav the tin mills caused a riot here late this
afternoon. in which one man seriously injured
and scores Of others we're beaten and bruised. AS
result of the disturbance Harry Ringer and
James Warren in jail. charged with attempt
ing ncite riot
The men. both Of whom said tos'ive in C1eve-
land. were leaders among The new employees They
arrived in New Castle this afternoon and marched
down the street shouting defiance TO the strikers
The entire party. accompanied by special
policemen, were attacked by crowds On the side
walks.
Eight Of the alleged strike breakers and all Of
the special policemen arrested by city police
80 strlAers we're arrested Searched "A the sta
rion. the prisoners are said TO have heen armed
with knives and revolvers.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN '0'


Bremen JuIv Is-Ottawa (Br), Ne" Sew ~
Kronprinzessin Csciiie tbry'
Plymouth and Cherbours ,,- ruiss %
Gibraltar. July 20. n-hoeHis 80
York for Naples and Genoa r,,.sl NsE =
Rotterdam. July 1S-Estonia '" r.s|
Antwerp 1sPpu July ls-KrOOnland (Rsls'' . 81
Liverpool. July 19-Msuretania tS''' -,
HavTs IuIv iT-Mexico (Frl. New IOy york %
Genoa July I6-VerOna (ltaiJ' - 80
delphta via Naples 1r,-.sal. N.T -
NapIes Julv 1T-Themistocles t9,-1 scuihs'f
BARBADOS. July 19-Thames tS''' ep|
colon. etc and New YORK.. fsr, Ns'
st Thomas. July 10. nl--s0'-- -
Demerara- ,..,-. (8r1. ""
Yokohama. July 1e-Weisn - .
Hong Kong. shanghai stc- rrsr, Nss ~
Montevideo July 1e-vOItaire eSl'' -
MeISourne, July 2o-Baron cswdor ''''' ssl
81 vincent c V. Frenantle, - fsr. y"
sydney W, July 20-VennASH
Port Natal Fremantie. etc
SAILED. v-rs -
shields Juiy 1e-Txeeddals t8rl. "a. Nss -
santos JuIy I7-CorSicsn Prince SS.s Taf-
Rotterdam. July 1S-Bunalo tSss go New IfS.
NsrseIIIeS JuIy I8-VeneZis (Frl. 5CeJra adslpns
Colombo July fQ-RatUna (brl' -
ROTTERDAM. July 1s-RasIan Castle '7'h
PASSED; cslsssa'
Gibraltar. July ia-Crostafels % Ssx fsss .
lonbo via Malta for Boston ~ Nrs tH'
SabanE July fp-Indrapurs tofI q
sr, koqs sSanEnst IA a1,sc etc fsr,. Nsr-Ysrs
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
BOY SAID TO ADMIT 8 BURGLARIEs.
Bronx Detectives Make Three Arrests After
Manv Complaints from Flat Dwellers.

Charged with the burglary of eight flats in Daw-
son street. The Bronx, boy described rs George
Cohen. eighteen years old. of No 80 West 133d
street was arraigned before Magistrate Butts in
the Morrisania court Yesterday and held in $1,000
hail for examination on Thursday In his posses
zion when arrested. the police alese, about score
of pawntickets were found
Following many complaints in The Bronx detec-
tives arrested last week two young men, Samuel
F,nsteIn and Julius Wilk, who were held for trial
on q charge Of burglary The police alleged that at
he time Of their arrest they had stolen property in
their possession The police say that Cohen implt-
Gated these two men in alleged confession of his
own guilt.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
TO SEEK THAT $16,OOO,OOO.
Attorney General O'Malley Has Testimony
Given Before P. S. G. in His Possession

Attorney General OMalley conferred with Ezra
2. Prentice yesterday in regard beginning an
Investigation into what became OF the ga ON
which disappeared at the time tho Third Avenue
Railroad Company was reorganzed in 1900 Mr.
O'Maley refused to say what action he conten-
plated but he took away with him on his vaca-
ton the data which Mr. Prentice has gathered
Frederick w. Whitridge. receiver for the Third
Avenue who testified recently before the Public
Service Commission about the disappearance of the
money, reiterated his statement that he knew of
no contemplated action to recover the money on the
part Of the stockholders and bondhoders Of tho
road.
road was reorganized in 1900 William C. Whit
ney. Thomas f. Ryan. Grant P. Schley H. H.
Vreeland w. s. Johnson, John u. Crimmins and
Edward NJ. Burgard. The only action at this time
it said, would be a civil suit for the return
of the money.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

miugton II 20 the CLYDE S Co. VIII P'''
uadse. Lsft Quarantins ar 10 - a m q =, =
Steamer Saratoga Downs. Havana Jlly -, - -
York & Cuba Mail So Co. with lsS pasSsns
ndse- Arrived the BAR at $50 n q g-s-r'
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT oysrl. " -, - ,,i-sss !
IS and Southampton and C1lerboCrg - -S-s % -ss
with 495 cabin and 651 stssersSs pssSe-s
mdse. Arrived at the Rar at S-2t u -,-sr-s,x
Steamer Marovttns Dutch. DIyNeI' .ss Frsi !
n. Barbados f2 and Trinidad Is. 20 .nSsrs - !
West India Mail, with II passengers
Arrived at the Bar a. II 80 n r,fv "a y
Steamer Alamo. Davidson tSalvesS'-. - II. I
Mallory s. co. with passengers anu "
antine at 1870 D m -..i, ,ns u
Steamer Princess Anne. raPley. - "a -
News. with passengers and mdse. 70 $50
SIS Co Left Quarantine at s. z m ,.,~ I -
Steamer Laura (Austl. Zsar. lrles'7 &. -
and Palermo Z. 70 Phelps Bros & Co. "" ,r-ss
523 steerags passengers. mails and ni1s
Bar at 4:25 ? m - r-.-+o NsEz
Steamer Lewis Luckeuesch- hays - 'T5.zal51 y
and Philadelphia 10. 10 the AnieTtsstI n
with rntss Passed in sandy Hook e-Is f,c,sss. ]
Steamer Vincenzo di Gtorgio NoIi,L Frvt II
Antonio. to the Atlantic Fruit o. VIII
in Sandy Hook 1o-14 D m - t--,ss,srs
Steamer Louisiana DAM. Orsteo-. n, vi.
l. ChriStlania :. 70 Fuuch Edye
Arrived at the Bar at $50 m. ,,,,s 81
Sandy Hook ]. July 3O. $50 n
light breeze: clear smooth Sea
SAILED --ss
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosser erssrsl s.
Plymouth ana Cherbourg. Potsdain S,sWs -.
VIA FouInSne; Ran ($orl. Ns~pcIs,. a.i =
CuneO Port Antonio, Arapahce. CnsrTTssr "a TTs,rssa 81
VILE: CITY Of Macon, Savannah =
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

We take a long step to-dsv h,
up our mems Summer suits-sS.
lots left by a most successful :.
Mixtures, and a few serges
2574 suits, of which $50 w,,..
and 2214 suits were $40, $22 and \
SIS.
OIL suits, of which 50 were soq
852 suits were $25, S28 and ssa
$50.
Beside these suits at SIS and !.
you now find extra values al H,s1
our mems suit stock.
Also-all youths mixtr,rp j
sizes 80 to 35 chest, have been m.S
down to $15, $1S and 500.
Here's one on US.
We made rs suits this SDriDosJ
a beautiful iridescent cer1lea1 n
cassimere-at least 1re tbmos.
beautiful.
We priced it reasonably at \
sold 3 suits; tried $40, sold g
The price now is SIS, and wrTJ
s. to any man who buys one. q
dareS?
Ask for lot 6932 Joke nj
ROGERS PEET & CoNPayv
Three Broadway Stores
Warren St 18th st. a.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Tuesday. July 90, 1909
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyneric (BrD Lindsay. C;reenocI, J,1, ..
Howard Houder Partners. in ballast Arrived AZ the
Bar at 4:3O m ~
Steamer City OF Columbus. Burg. Savannah July Il 70
the Ocean IS co. with passengers Left GUAR
antine a 657 m ~
Grosser Kurfurst Ger. Rot Bremen Julv IN
and Cherbcurg H. to OelTichs with cabfn
500 seerage passengers mails and Arrived at the
Bar at a m. - '"0
steamer Glenmay tBD. Richards. Seville JULY and
rived at at a m. ~
steamer Seminole. Mckenzie. Azua July g. santo No
mngo s. Macoris IL. Sanchez and samana "a pusrto
Plata and Monte Crisu IA and Turks Island I5 TO the
rived $50 a m. ~
Steamer PrtncipesSa Laetitia Ffgar Rarcetors
-. Genoa June s. Leghorn Naples 90 Palermo IN
and Algiers July :. to simpson. Spence Young with
Indse. Arrived at the Bar S45 a m. 9' w"
steamer Germania CID. Sagols. Marseilles July and
Naples a. to James W Elwell & Co. with 10 cabin ana
10 % m. ~ -
steamer Yale. Thompson Boston with Messengers and
udse. TO the Metropolitan Quarantine at 80
a
sseaner Carib, Packer Georgetown July ls and VIII
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CONTRACTOR SHOT OVER HEART.
Italian Charged with Crime Says Three
Weeks Wages Were Due Him.

William Macpherson, contractor and builder NJ
No 40 East 159th street. is in critical condition
In Lebanon Hospital with a bullet wound over the
heart and Antonio Casazza, an Italian. driver
enuIoved by MACPHERSON. is locked up In the
Norrisania police station charged with felonious
assault The police say that trouble over wages
caused the shooting.
Macpherson had paid off gang Of men in a
vacant lot near his Office and driving away,
when FIVE shots were fired at him Only took
effect. Casazza took 10 his heels after the shoot
ing and was arrested later in saloon. He said
that Macpherson owed him three weeks wages.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SEEK EUROPEAN COPPER STATISTICS

steps are being taken by those interested in tho
Copper Producers Association. it vas learned yes
terday 10 extend the operations OF that organizs-
ton 10 Europe The object of this move. IL ts
said. is 70 make the monthly figures given out by
the association accurate report of the copper
statistics of world. instead of the United states
alone. AS comparatively little copper IS produced
In Europe the foreign figures would bN particularly
n interest on account Of their figures Of stocks on
hand and their information on the subject Of for
eIgn consumption as shown ~ deliveries
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
REAL ESTATE MAN A SUICIDE.

Despondent apparently because of business
verses, Louis Pulvermacher. nifty years old, of No.
S32 Dawson street. The Bronx. ended his life some
time last night by shooting himself through the
head in his real estate office at No. I'll West l25th
street Pulvemacher had complained frequently of
late about the lack OF business and told his friends
that he had become discouraged.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer close in York
and china Especially al
only) (va Seattle)- July D. $50 m
Hawaii Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands (va San FranciscoJ-Tenyo
&aru July ~ $50
New Zealand. Australia Except WesO,
Samoan Islands ana New Caledonia tva
D
and China (via Seattle)-
shinano Maru July 20. $50 m
Vancouver and Victoria. B @
-Empress OF china July 80 $50 p m
(via San Franesco-U Transport. July 81. $50 m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea and China (via San
Francisco Korea July 81. $50 p m
Tahiti MarQuesas Islands New Zealand
Australia Except WesO (vta
Francsco-MaTlposa Aug I. D r,
laval (via san Francisco -Aaneds Aug ? $50 m
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia tvia
Vancouver and Victoria. Cl-Marama Aug 8 $50 r,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
THE s. P. OF MExIco's OFFICIALS.
All Hartman Lines and Concessions Taken
Over by New Company
by Telegraph to The Tribune. !
t., T,,t,, oo TT. ,aa.Ft -

Mexico City July M-The official circular the
recently organized Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany OF Mexico has reached the Southern Pacific
office here. E. II. Hartman is president OF the
company Epes Randolph general manager
and r. II. Ingram assistant general manager
There will be change in the operation of the
properties Randolph continuing in general charge,
with Ingram In charge of the operating depart
ment. The circular says that all Hartman lines
in Mexico and ali Hartman concessions have been
taken by the new company.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
euATeMALAN LIBEL SUIT POSTPONED.

Magistrate OConnor. in the Tombs court. yester-
day again postponed the proceedings against Edwin
Emerson, magazine writer. the defendant in a
criminal libel action brought by Ramos Bengoechea,
Consul General of the GuatemalaH government act
ing in behalf OF President Manuel Estrada Cabrera
of Guatemala. The magistrate allowed the Assist
ant District Attorney until July q to show that
the plaintiff need nos appear in person
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
KUHNE FACES NEW TROUBLE

When August Kuhne. former acting captain Of
the Brooklyn Bureau of Identification is released
from the Raymond street jail tomorrow morning
after serving sentence OF thirty days he will be
transferred to suburban precinct. according to
the officials at the Brooklyn headquarters He
may also be placed on trial for being absent with
ont leave his leave for twenty days having expired
over week ago. A shake-up in the Brooklyn force
Is
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

captain Kelly. steward of the Colonial Yacht
Club at l4Oth street and the East River, who was
arrested. charged with selling liquor without
license was discharged in the Harlem court yester
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Fire broke out early yesterday morning in the
extension to Mrs O. H. p. Belmont's town house,
at 51st street and Madison avenue. The fire
caused by an explosion. alleged to have been due
TO the house engineers careiessness. The damage
was el00
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

The five men taken from an alleged gambling
house in Park street by the police were all dis
charged yesterday in the Tombs court for lack OF
svidence.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sunrise As Sunset T26 Noon 10 o. Moons &
HIGH WATER
M-Sa1dv FTool- Island Hell
N-Sandy Hook Gov Island II p so
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
Line
Adriatic Southampton White Star. 500 a m p.3O m
Can1pania. Liverpool Cunard $50 1000 a
Alice. Trieste Austrian .---......-.-.
Iihau, Russian ..---..----.--.
iroquois Jacksonville. CIvde .....-..- 100 n
colorado Galveston. Mallory ....-.-. m
Grande Mobile. Mallory 1900 m
THURSDAY. JULY -.
der Crosse. Bremen. n G Lloyd. : o0 a 1000 a
n Rretagne. Havre French On 1000
Verdi South Brazil Lamp Il Holt 200 m 1880
Norro castle. Havana Ward 900 1900
Colon. IL 80 m
I -nttad states. Copenhagen. Scaud-ATn. 100 IN
Nfoftke. NapI Hamburg A loop m
OF Columbus. Savannah, savannah 300 m
Rio Grande Galveston, Mallory ...---- 1900
FRIDAY july -
PrIrz SiRiFnund Colombia. HambA Am ~ On a N
tlenfuegos. PrOgTesp. Nart l1-Op m
Arache. Jacksonville, Clyde. e..--.....--. -- 100 m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS

TIE Majestic reported as $40 miles % San5v Hoo
a noon yesterday expected dock THURSDAY forenoon
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

Brings mail.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-14
FIREMEN MAY GO
 OUT ON A STRIKE
Chirmen of Joint Protective Board Claim that Fully 9S Per Cent Would
 Respond to Call.

Texarkana, June 13-The con ference of the joint protective boards of the Brotherhood of Bremen and ,Enginemen of the Gould system which has been in session here for two days ad- journed yesterday afternoon un- til Monday and a majority. of the delegates returned to their homes yesterday and last night to spend Sunday Some of them will return lMonday and the conference will be continued next week. Others of the delegat teS will not. return unless called back by the sub committee in whose hands the mat lers under discussion were left This subcommittee appoint ed yesterday was fully empOw- cred to act and when the confer ence is resumed Monday the 'ie- Alterations will proceed just as if the ent re delegate memberships was present.
 The four boards represented here are unanimous in their de- cision to make thorough effort to have the pending grievances adjusted satisfactorily to the men involved. While they still hope for an amicable adjustment of all questions at issue there is an apparent sentiment prevail ent among the delegates that they will not hesitate to resort to a strike should it be seen that such a course is necessary to bring the company to terms.
 The chairman of the various boards are confident that fully 9S per cent. of the membership of the Brotherhood of Locpmo- tive Bremen and Enginemen will support a strike issue, and some even claim that 100 percent will sign a strike ballot affirmative- ly. The men they say are in a temper to leave their cabs and runs any moment that their leaders deem a strike necessary.
 So far in the negotiations, how ever such drastic action on the part of organization has not been deemed necessary, All honorable means will be resorted to by the heads of the firemen's organ.za- tion to prevent tie-up the lead CTS realizing full we'll the hard ships the pubic must suffer in such an event and this will be re- sorted to On.y when all other measures have failed to secure Tor the firemen recognition of " nat they claim is their just claim.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-14
". C. '. U.
TOBACCO KILLS.

June 27th is anti-cigarett Sunday the word over, hence the foMowing artIcle from the Sunday iocnoo4 times which we hope will be carefumy read by every Sun day school pupil
 Dft TrumbuM editor of The Sunday School Times declares he has found the use of tobacco very beneficlai--not for himself
 p.ease nOtice-but for spraying rosebushes in the spring and sum- mer, and thus riddlng them of destructive bugs. Tobacco is not harmful ito'men, so long as it is properly used. Of course if it falls into the hands of a man who is foolish enough to use it inter- nalhy it will injure him as would any other poison. But that is not the tobaccO's fault. God has that are harmful in the hands of irresponsible or careless persons Fire is an instance various pois- ons are others. There may be still other things created by God of which we do not know any beneficial use. But there is no occasion to- waste our time wond- ering why they were created, nor in trying to understand and ac- count for every one of Gods creations"
 Man was created with facul- ties and will. These were giv-
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-14
APPOINTMENTS SOON.

Little Rock. June 13 = Some more appointments are expected this week from the governors of flee It is probable that the gov ernor will attempt to fill the re- maining positions created by the recent legislature. The appoint ments to the new Arkansas His- tory Commission are expected Within a few days.
 1t is understood that Ex-Gov. Dan. w. Jones of Little Rock will be appointed to the commission. The act creating the commission provides that it shall be compos- ed Of the chief justice of the Su- preme Court the presidents of the University of Arkansas and Arkansas State Normal School, and six others who shall be ap- pointed by the governor.
 The governor may also make some appointments this week in the Arkansas National Guard to the positions of adjutant gener- al and assistant adjutant gener- aE
 The appointment of a state mine inspector is also due short lyt The appointments to the four agricultural school boards are not expected for some time.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-14
DARDANELLE GETS
 THE ENCAMPMENT
Work of Boosters Counts With Commit. tee, and the State Gdard Will As.
 semble There in August.

Little Rock, June 13-The enc getic work of the Dardanelle boosters won out yesterday be- fore the committee selected from the State Guard to determine where the next State encamp- ment of the Arkansas State Guard should be held. It was de- cided unanimously that the of fer made by Dardanelle was the best submitted. Little Rock on account of business relations with Dardanelle withdrew from the contest and allowed it's in- terest to be added to that al ready booming for Dardanelles
 First the town g.ves a bonus of $1OOO and in addition gives every thing else asked in the way of provisions subsistence, camp locations with water connec- tions, fuel etc, together with equipment for transferring the baggage from the station to the grounds and back. Addpd to all this IS the promises Of rous- ing good time and Unstinted hos pitacsty from the people of Dar- danelle.
 The camp will be located near Dardanelle Rock, the site being particularly attractive. The en- tire State Guard together with a bait alion from Fort Logan H.
 Roots will gather at the en- campment, making altogether about 1900 men. The encamp- ment date is August 9 to 10.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-14
NEGRO MURDERER ON TRIAL

Nashville, June 12- Following the slapping of young negro for sitting on store counter while white ladies were shopping and the murder in cod blood of Pet Henderson, a young white man by Butter Ferguson, negro, whose friend Hende sson had slapped, the Circuit court of Howard county convened here this morning in special session to give Ferguson a trla4.
 Although it is probable that the negro would have been lynched had he not been taken to the state penitentiary for safe keep ing it is not thought now that any attempt will be made to in interfere with the administra- tion of legal just.ce- The murder was committed just eight days ago, Sunday, June G, at Center Point. Ferguson escaped after shooting Henderson with an au- tomatic pistol.
 The negro who has long been considered dangerous and a de- generate was surrended to Sher- riff CG l.. Haller by Richard Fer gusOn, father of the fugitive af- ter he had dOdged the officers for two days, The Tuesday night af- ter the murder Ferguson came to a point within two miles of Nashville and sent word to Gibbs Reece to come to him and he would surrender. When Reece went to the point designated he found that the negro had left with his father with the inten- tion of being turned over to the sheriff at Center Point.
 With no chance to defend him. self young Henderson who bore good reputation and was re- spected in the community where he lived was made the target of five bullets from an automatic pistol. Ferguson approached the point where Henderson was sit ting with two white companions on Sunday afternoon
 'Is that the damned rascal?p Ferguson is sad to have asked his companion as he drew near Henderson.
 Starting toward the negroes Henderson demanded whether Ferguson was speaking about him. His answer was a fussilade of bullets which stretched him out a corpse by the roadside while Ferguson and his compan- ion took to their heels.
 Judge Jas. s. SSteel will pre- side at the trial which is expect ed to be speedy. There isn't much speculation as to what the ver- dict and sentence will be as there were two eye-witnesses of the killing and according to their version of the killing Henderson was shot down in cold blood.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-14

en him ito enable him to know and to choose as helpers such things n the universe as prove to be he. .pful to him, and to let alone such things as prove to be harmful. Some men are using their faculties fin a sensible way. Others are not. But those who are not ought to think tw.ce be- fore they blame vegetable for itn'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11
BUSINESS MEN
WILL Be HERE

A special train, bearing ID ot the
most prominent members OF the
Portland Commercial club. will ar,
rive at King a. station tomorrow
Afternoon at iib. and Will be es'
eorted to the A.Nsp exposition
grounds as the guests Of honor Of
The members OF the reception aud
executive committees Of the trans
poF,ation bureau OF the Chamber
u Commerce and the officers Of
the exposition
This Is one Of the most repre-.
sentative excursions that has ever
gone out Of Portland, and the llet
VI those who will arrive tomorrow
comprises SOME Of the most PROM.
nent business men Of that city
The Commercial club will be
,hown the grounds and familiar
lfcd with the situation. Later they
will be entertained at dinner in one
u the restaurants on the grounds
The special train will continue
east OF the mountains. leaving Sc
attic early Thursday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11
PLACES BIG ORDER FOR
A LOCAL INDUSTRY

James A. Moore today placed a
telexraphie order In Pittsburs for
ss.oeo worth Of fire and silica brick
necessary for the completion Of the
second big steel furnace at lrondaie
on Port Townsend bay. The ship
msnt will leave Pittshurs tonight By
fast freight. and BY the time Of its
arrival The brick work on the first
furnace will have been completed 50
that there will be no delay on the
second furnace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11
SEE ROBBERY AND
DON'T KNOW IT

Right under the very eyes OF
lhree police patrolmen. two grips
we're stolen from an automobile be
longing to A Livingston Of t0sh
10Th av-. while the owner was in
Guys drug store making trivial
purchase. One Of the grips con
iained 500 worth Of ladies wear.
lng apparel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-11
HOWELL QUALITIES

OLYMPIA. May Ill. N. Howell
Of Tacoma today filed his bond
and qualified for the office Of sec
Rotary Of state TO succeed sam
Nichols. He announced that for
the time being there would be no
changes 10 the office force