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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
R0BBER HAS
VANISHED
POLICE HAVE NO TRACE or
MAN WHO ATTEMPTED TO
HOLD UP BANK.

Despite the efforts of Captain %
Detectives Charles Tcanant and his
men 20 Rpprehcnd the bold thief
who entered the American Savings
Bank a Trust company's offices at
Second av and Madison n. satur.
DAY morning. and fired ono shot az
Arthur 7 Drew. paying teller the
intruder % atill nt large.
Just hnW the man effected bic
escape IS not set wholly clear The
most probable theory IL that he
rushed 90 thc second floor 81 the
building and made hts way 90 the
rear
Although the police have been
furnished good description of .iha
gun wielder. he has been sgcceas.
gnl IN keeping out ~ sight Cap
tain OF Detectives Tenant thinks
the man WAS crank. a. hia bung
ling attempt was not typical Of a
good bank sneak or rohber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
TWO HOMES
LOOTED

TaklHs advantage - che absence
~ tsnants. burglars had fsifiy
easy time lass night
while AIRS. J D. Mcdonald was
ahsaut from her home. at SO fsth
tv, iast night burglars effected an
entrance ~ forcing rear elndnW
They ranaar krd the promises a.
their ielNure AmouR thH artifl~s
taken vsfr two gold watrhea q gold
rlng. one dnnFn gold and silver
souvenir spooua aud half % dozen
pearl handled knitsa a Vsiise was
also eut open. buf nothing ~ value
taken Mrs AZ Donald iaaFued ~
the leofsna when sho returned 60 ihe
houae shortly before 10 O'Clock
~ nslns a pasg ksY a burglar en =
tered the home ~ Charles Lund. 81
rs North sist o. between : and
? 40 o'clock last night during his
absencc. A sold watch ard o. in
cash were carried away IS the
ihief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
HODGE TELLS
OF THE WRECK

Hfu suffering from the effects N
q strained back. resulting from the
Northern Pacific wreck near Bristol.
a few miles ont ~ EilouahHrg,
sheriff Robert r Hodge returned 90
Semitic tpdoy from Leavcnwurth
ard Kansas cts. where ho accom-.
painted a number ~ prisoners with
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
Lathe
Hodge. who wac On route 10 Kan
saa city. was Injured 10 the wreck
while attempting 90 quiet q number
~ women. who, after The first shock
was felt hy those on the train atnrt-
"a q stampede 10 The forward end
Of the car The sheriff was On the
inst coach.
AZ ihe women started forward
Hodge rose and told them 90 st
down or they would Doe hurt The
women had NO sooner obeyed hie
command than the second shock
occurred Hodge WIS thrown with
great violence over the arm ~ a
seat. receiving violent blow over
the right kidney u was With dif-
flcully that he could get about the
next day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
s.+***++*+**+t.


coNsTANTiNoPLE. April 10 -
Al ullsniatum cmhodying the terms
u he Young Turks and asking for
IL veaceahle surrender o. tho city
a. received by the sultan and new
nlnisfry today
The Ycnng Turks demand the ~.
establishment % Hllmi rasha' 3
mhsnet. me restoration 81 their
mfliamentAry seats % the Young
fsfks who were expelled AZ traitors
d ne eaict OF the new ministry
~ IN surrender q the leaders of
- revolt.
The leaders whose surrender Il
suAaded include Editor All Kia
~. SAID Pasha aud ismai Kemel
Is. These men. with the sultan
Ae declared 70 have been chiefly
rsspoasshle for the overthrow og ms
yuanx Turks. and their execution
~ heeu decrced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
FEARS FOR
SISTERS
LIFE
SEATTLE MAN HAS A
SISTER NOW IN
ARMENIA
II May BE Months Before
He Learns If She Is
Dead or Alive

0ne 20 tho most anxious traders
Ia Seattle ~ thr news "a The mas
saeraa in Turkey Asia Minor - Ern-
set Richter head ianitar az the v,
n g. A.
Mlza Emily D Richter. hls sister
is missionary ag HAHN. several
days Journey northwest ~ Adana.
where dispatches reported the
American missionaries had been
Ailled
With nothing to 90 beat walt FOR
dave more prohahiy weeks and
maybe months before - can irarn
n his sister o. alive or a victim
% some horfibir Turkish atruciiy.
Ernest Richter is IN a gteat state
- perturbation.
Miss Richter went ta Armenia
from the Summrfdale CunWFrgn-
tlanal shgrrh. ~ fhiehRa. last AUG
ust. helaa sent 0ug a. missionary
~ the American hanfd - Milestone
Shs was sent "a assist MiHH NM
iuEs at the school at HaNn and
Mr. and Mrs Roaeee uha are re-
ported killed at Adsna. we're cn
route O. iaiin when they wesc
bufrhefea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
THREATENED
To KILL
WIFE
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
AGAINST KALEM
AT INQUEST
He Was Always Drunk,
Said Witnesses This
Morning

A. the inquest over the body 81
Nss Henry kalem. whose remains
we're found on the Northern Pucinc
tracks near che stuck river bridge
"a Auhnfu last Friday morning.
lewis q hnkks. Who lived in the
NaHan house 1908 Third az. which
Was formerly managed by the
kaleme, testified that be- had
heard Henry Kalem THREATEN 90
murder bis wife II she carried out
hor Intention 10 leave him
hrrAkc said that kaiem WAS a
tremendous drinker. aud that at
the time he made the threat he wHs
- drunk that he could scarcely
Naih up stairs 30 the room When
be arrived there. he found Mrs
Kalsm preparing 20 leave. and ut.
tered The threat 10 kill Der
hfekte also stated that AZ one
tiiao kaiem told him that tho
SIS 600 Insurance policy nn the hfe
n his wife NfmH a good Investment
AZ 4 would aii come back ~ him.
Other wiiurNHen testified that
kaiem bad hsa irunhie with BIS
wife over his runiinned drinking
bat never % frry serious nature
Woman Was sane.
No evidence WAa introduced "a
above thar Mrs Kalrm had tuf
gefea FROM INSANITY ar nrniai all
menta ~ any sort ON the other
band. the Testimony showed that
she lad n strong mtna.
Or > = Pick. who examined a
pals az hoois found ~ the Kaicm
h0use. which we're said 70 have
sneB stained with blood. testified
THAT he f0uad no traces 81 blood
uaoH them
Tbs rnature ~ the case was The
fart that. save s. ~ Jensen who
traded che farm upon which the
kAiana nov reside for che Mason
house not o single witness had
ever seen kaien perfectly sober.
and Jensen naid that h. had seen
him so bur once
Trainmsn indifferent,
Another feature wae the Rppar
nnf sndiffrrruce 81 the NurthNfu
PacifYc trainmen 20 the body over
Witch several trains passed while
IL Law on the tracks III \ Con.
nell. deputy coroner. testified that
willis be wnH examining il IN atatu
quo. a freight tralu paaHed over 4
without thr slightest conjunction.
Aaa shla WAS IN bread daylight
Afler taxing the testimony ~ u
\ Camel. MIRA b. X Johnson Dr.
Il p FYck. Lewis o hnekke and
a. ~ Jensen. the fury adjourned
unfl this afternoon From The cvi.
aaner 20 far it aeena pfo0ahle
that Henry Kaism at least will he
held for further Investigation ui
his actions previous 60 The finding
81 hls wifes dead and mnnEled
body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
PAT TEN MAY
SHUT Up

CHICAGO. April ~ wheat KIug
James A. Pntten declared to-day
thar he had been MAIDS a soape-
goat. and that the public had re-.
fused hts proffered ealikhicnmeut
regarding she present situation He
announced that he wlll sake the pub
&c into hiH confidence no longer. and
that he win give no more inter
views he also bitterly denounced
tbs ministers who yesterday at
tackled him from the pulpit
Vice President Merrill. Of tho
board ~ trade. iauued statement
today announcing that there o. no
corner 10 wheat There waa no ex.
citemeut ia the pit this morning
Just before noon May wheat fell 10
tf2sA4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
HE TRIES To END
HIS LIFE

James powding attempted 90 end
his Efa ~ taking a dose 20 landn
mum This morning iu a cheap lodE-
Ing h8uHe on Washington a.
lie was taken e. the city Elmer
genry hospital where ur l. a.
Green soon brought him back "a
conaci1usncga After a short stay
az The hospital Dowding Vas allow
"a % 81. Re refused g. tell why
he took the iaudsnum Neither
would he ten anything Of hts past
The name he. gave j. thought "a
have been assumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
JUDGE FRAZIER HANDS OUT a
STIFF SENTENCE TO
ANTON PATYk.

"I'u give you 10 days in the
county jail to think this matter
over. aud may give YOU q good
big fine and greater imprisonment
when you serve This sentence, "
YOU do not behave yourself
Such was the statement made by
Judge Frater IN department No z
this morning. when imposing pun
iahment ON Anton Pank, "a ~ le.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
PATROLMAh
LOSES AN
EYE

Because he accidentally let the
lead 81 an indelible p.aCll come
ia contaet with hiss right eye icw
DAYS aKo. Patrplmau vi A. Nabora,
formerly chief ~ she Ballard police
tails morning Was obliged 70 have
the right cyebail removed aud his
left Is seriously endangered ? Ma.
bofs vas writing. and accidentally
stuck the pencil ia hts eye The
poison Immediately affected n and
X became lnflamrd aud useless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
SMALL SILVER TUBE IS
STANDING OFF DEATH

tablets He saws # was a mistake
aud that he thought the tablets
we're Tor headache Francis was
pumped ont by a physician aud
taken % the emergency hospital
Last night the mans throat be-
came paralyged and closed the
windpipo lie was nearly dead
when the hospital inferno moved
him onto the operating table and
Inserted a tube into the windplpe
below the thoraN
Several times since the tube has
slipped out OF the wiudpipe and
each time tho man has been saved
by the closest possible margin
The attending physicians say he
has a very slim chance for life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
BRIDE STABBED TO
DEATH BY HUSBAND

MONTEREY, MeE Apru H.
kftaF atabblnr his bride 90 whom Do
had been married onlY month.
Francis Capard1 today Ia an insane
rage. dipped hlr hands in her blood
and wratc sacfiiigiauH sentences
~ her body He waH taken 90 inil
where he eluded ths vigilance % his
faaftis and hanged hlmaeif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
MANY VISIT THE A.-Y.-P.
EXPOSITION GROUNDS

Several thousand people visited
the grounds Of the "A -Y.-p. expo
sltlon yesterday and enjoyed the
afternoon band concert AZ practi-
oaiiy an 81 the outside ornamental
work and decorations are completed,
the finished appearance Of the
grounds ELECTED many compliment
airy remarks from the visitors.
The PAY Streak" on which VIII
be located an the amusement fca-
turee. IS rapidly being filled up with
buildings and attractions a num-
her 81 villages" are being rushed,
aud Il Re promised that everything
on amusement row VIII be- ready
for the fret Visitor long before The
gates actually open on june ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
Thieves GET
BIG SUM

Aa result of boarding hie money
IN q hand bag Richard Gum. igih
Az. s. and Forrest e.. Saturday sua-
tanned the loss ~ 1900 The thief
left behind "a gold watch and $40.
which lay alongside the timepiece.
presumably not wanting 20 take an
that Quinn poaacaHed
The money had been taken from
the local banks during the ihfo
financial depression. and Gum had
delayed depOsiflnR % On account OF
intending 10 build O. home for hlm-
aeif and nis wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
THE OLD LADIES CAN FIND SEVERAL
HOMES IN SEATTLE

Now listen. piuinK HWainai
Thia refcrr solely 10 those Who
want 70 comfort ~rhe Elderly la
dice" al b. appealed % The Siar Ter
FIRST Aid Easing the Pain ~ Ach-
Ing Hearta a fcw aavs ago.
pininK SWANS pleauc call az
ihe office ~ The star #md tcil your
iroubiea o. the Elderly Ladies'
Editor one of the local staff has
been stunr FOR this duty. bat Dc 81
Game. and viii drink IN an your
piaints
Come on in
THAT che Elderly Ladies' are due
fpr e aurprise b. apparent from The
following u De- from q Hcngon
swain fistcn
"netwrcn ynu and ard the gate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
w. d. CUDMoRE DEAD

EVERETT. wash April i9.-Fu-
neral services for William J. Cud-
more. wh0 was KILLED ln a runaway
accident IN white salmon last Sat
urday. Will be held here wednesday
morning Mr Cudmufe was pri-
waite secretary % MI Jordan. ~
the railroad contracting firm ~
Barnes a Jordan. and was rapidly
rising Ia the railroad construction
world 10 was with the Great
Northern several years IN Everett
and also IN Seattle Sic leaves a
wife, formerly Miss Mae Miller. ~
Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
is NOT KNOWN HERE

News dispatches report that Miss
Jennie Brostrom, Seattle girl, died
suddenly of u hemorrhsge In rail-
way station az Hnzeu New. yester-
day. The report states that she was
ON her way TO Visit relatives at
Yerlugton. aud that the body VIII
be sent 90 Seattle for burial. The
namc cannot he found In the city
directory, and no one here can be
found who knows her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

LONDON. April 70 The Young
PARKS will mach on Yifdia Kiosk.
a. sHifans palace. and demand the
.mrrenaer and ahdicati0n 81 the sui
a. toaay. according 90 messages
.eelvsd here today from the Con.
eantinnpie correspondent % the
Esehanse Telegraph The message
npIalna that an advance guard Of
fsang Turks vii b. thrown around
PeFA and Gniata suburbs 81 Con.
ssansEaople. % protect the lives of
ne isreiwn residents before the
mala body % the army marches
ssalnsf ne palace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
MRS. CASTRO TO
Join HUSBAND

PORT LIMON. Costa Hica April
1.-THE steamer Gandeloupe has
arrived here with Sonora Castro.
the wife Of the former president %
Venezuela. on board She did not
land. but said she would 80 ~ 81
Nazalre on the steamer Sonora
Castro said ~ had been her huH
bands intention % come 20 Costa
Rlca. bat he was prevented BY nc
French government
MY husband 81 not thinking 81
revolutions. she said lie has
made no purchases Of var imple-
menta The ness that be intended
10 start an insurreclionafy move
ment IL false
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
Jumps FROM A THIRD
STORY WINDOW

shN FfiANClsCO. April H.
As7sing an unspccousfHi attempt
suicide hy sNall0wing laudanum
I.sssFday Robert FUTON recently
s.ssd from New York jumped
a9n ih'rd-atory window thls
asm'ug and lies unconscious az the
w aaH cogniy hospital ffe prob
viii ale
sqton' WHO o. an electrician. was
Peiidsnt because bee could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
NOW TO WIDEN
the DUMAMlSH

Glow She puwamiHh River Should
S. improved viii be tho subject
e discussion at q meeting ~ the
Dlwamish River improvement club
at the Commercial club rooms az 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
city Engineer Il Ii. Thomson.
J. ~. Cinpp. assistant government
engineer. James y. Blackwell chief
engineer Tor the Lake Washington
Waterway company. and probably
George w Cotterill VIII take part
IN She discussion, giving their ideas
Of what the character 81 the proc
posed Improvement should De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

post would like 10 get acquainted
wifh spnrs 90 those Elderly Ladies'
81 Senttie ihai wish 60 marry. J
have home here in Benfon. but
arm boarding ont Tor want % a
hounekeeper Bring them on
Another swain from Green Lake.
"a hose address e. held IS the Elder
81 Ladies' Editor saws De- IL single.
sober Industrious and fairly good
looking Can you 10 anything for
me-
sure And here's another; 4
thlus ] can ran the bin Send me
THE address ~ one % the Elderly
Ladies' would like 20 make her
acquaintance" ThiH ia from a cts
man. and boz ought 10 know what E
best Tor him.
It's up Ga you. Elderly Ladies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
Abdlession psmaasse.

PHffIPOPPOLIS. bulgaria. April
Bite Youug Turka and Mace.
tsaiah troops are expected 90 enter
ceasfansinopie tonight and demand
ne sultaas abdlcatinn u IL b.
heesd tire uew ministry VIII resign
AdaY II there appears 20 D. any
sAxnee Of iAe Young Turks ulectipg
~ aseeess IN their attack upon
- dts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
MAN WHO NEGLECTS HIS
FAMILY is SENT TO JAIL

accused Of illfeeding and neglect.
ing his children. Adam and John.
fatyk lives at Interplay Il Is
said he Is possessed of $4,000 or
$50 goo but was ia the habit OF
feeding his family ON stale bread.
and for two years left them with.
out a suitable stove on which to
cook the food for their daily meals.
Eventually the children were
picked up by the humane society.
aud the father cited to appear ia
court and defend the charges placed
against him. He failed 90 appear
and was convicted of contempt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

c0NsTANTINoPLE. April ~ -
~ Turkish parliament held n brief
sffsI session to-day and q IL 70.
iarted fhe question 81 yielding 20
y Toang TURKS was met favor
49,.
Parliament asked the cabinet 70
lszboFarilT postpone the announce.
aaas q ministerial program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

gMYRNA. April ia British
ssThlp arrived az Mersina today
I'D annsher reached Beirut A
iAlra Brush ship - being 1eld IA
aFeciau watsrs Ia readiness 20 "a
shsuver needed The arrival ~
~ var vessels Ia the two ports
1<zT relieved the situatl0u. The
1ts4ins threatened ia lombard the
i'fiss If farther rioting vas ger.
nl2sa.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
MANS THROAT is PARALY we o
AND he ALMOST cHokEs
TO DEATH.

A little silver tuhc Is today ali
that stands between Elisha y Fran.
els and a horrible death from sgran-
gulation.
Francis. colorcd. Of 1906 Wash.
ington st.. IL lying 90 a separate
ward IN the city emergency hospi
tal. what liiiio breath he can get
absorbed through the metal tube
held by the attending nurse.
On last Friday night the man
took twenty hchloride OF mercury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
ROMANCE OF FIVE
YEARS ENDED

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprli H.
Mrs A. J, Maynard, formerly ~
Portland. is today the bride % Rob
ort Humann. who is appearing az
the Valencia thoatrcl Ia this city,
ne capt. Hook. in Peter Pan" The
ceremony was performed az st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
TRAIN DlTCHED;;
THREE KILLED

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April ~.
-Iafee men were killed and one
ierlouslY hurt today when an east
e@aa Grand Trunk freight train
an Into a washout near here. block
- traffic and causing a heavy prop
slg iosa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

AZ q m00fInF ~ InIUWnIl I0NNnl
"A. q. u. W. resolutions wers passed
favoring he sunday opening of the
A-Y.-P. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
SKIN
ON MANS
BODY
INTERESTING OPERA
TON PERFORMED
AT HOSPITAL
Heroes and Heroine Insist
That Their Names Be
Not Made Known

The surgeons at the city en-.
erReucy hospital today grated %
separate patches ~ skin upon the
body q ~ Christopher. a resident
% this cliy. who was 90 badly
burned By the explosion ~ lamp
on New Years Day that bis iifi
has since been dcapaired 81
These patches % skin were all
taken from three people. two men
and one woman. ali 81 whom were
perfect strangers 90 the man Tor
whom they made the sacrifice
Mono 81 the volunteers would
permit the uao 81 their names and
they preferred 20 have their genar
Gus deed 90 unheraidsa Efforts
the people today met uith failure.
people today met with failure
Took No oplase.
One Of the two men refused 10
take any cocaine or ans other
uusnie and Submitted % the ordeal
~ allowing tive surgeons "a diE out
little patches ~ ahin without even
a frown
AN HWNANW va HHA MaHMfN ttFt
Influence ~ chloruf0rm before the
skin vas taken from her body. An
The surgeons wonid aay about her
Nas that she Was middle hRra
lady. married and living at home in
taia city with her husband aud chit
dren.
One ~ the men volunteers went
20 the hospital yesterday evening
End slept Ga the building 81 uiaht
preparing fur the operation
While a required a afeas deal ~
fofiltade tu prepare ior lhe ordeal
the actual removal ~ the skin from
the sell people was uuf accom-
panied by very murh pain The
patches were vvry small and we're
planted OVER Christopher burned
body In little islands. which viii
aoon 9ruw together. combining TO
give him an entirety ueW skin
Want More skln.
Al some time Ia fhe near future
TIE hospital authorities wiii call Dor
some more people "a volunteer %
Eire up some skin 10 complete tho
krafginK PROCESS Without this skin
Christopher would have died. With
"a be aiil live
After the transplantInr process
thin muruinK Christopher expressed
bis heartfelt thanks TO the people
Who had helped save his life an
% them werc unknown e. him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
FINDS GEMS M ASHES.
lH4 unlfeh prsnaI

: San FRANCISCO. April I
sl9-Nrs g. 8 LiJtman q this !
sft1 IL rejoicing today over 4,
Ne recgvcry % gems valued I
= $50 which she believed 20 I
' nave been stolen from her !
BONE The family ash ran !
Nas the repository 81 the miss !
: lnz ieuels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
DEMAND SURRENDER and
ABDICATION OF SULTAN
cONSTANTINOPLE is
TO BE ENTERED
TONIGHT
Troops Surround City and
Send in Their
Ultimatum
MASSACRE CONTINUES.

AfErPO. Agiatic Turkey, I
. April ta Twenty Christians I
! we're killed. by Mohammedaus I
AT Narash. So miles north OF I
kere. teday The Mohamme I
aans started afrcsh outbreak Of I
rsesinr today and the town ~ I
: NaFash Il IA state og terror. I
sceAes of horrible cruelty ae. I
! cosnpAnied the massacre. &C. I
eorasas TO dispatches received
: AeFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

stephens church Yesterday after
noon Immediately after the matinee
performance The marriage follow
cd romance Of five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

August Gilhaur. socialist candi-
date for the presidency az che laat
national election. arrived in SEATTLE
yesterday and delivered an address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

excuses and requested that they ~
disqualified The expectation that
the trial sil D. of long duration
makes it very difncuit "a find per-
SONS willing GO serve. The great
publicity given the case and the
ldo discussion during the trial Of
the cauinin'H brother. r. jenkins
Halnt. who was acquitted of com-
piieiiy has caused almost everyone
Va this county Geo form an opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
PRIEST TAKES HIS LIFE

TORREON. Mex. April 1a--
Faiher valonauola the priest who
Tod the riot OF religionista when tho
nuthoritioa attempted 70 stop the
ceremony of tho burning az Judas
racently. and who escaped into the
mountains when The fan I'm which
ha waa confined was atormod by
rioters. committed suicide today in
the Durango jail hy Htabhing him-
self several timoH Father Nnlcn-
xuela died before hts brother also
priest could reach him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
TWENTY ARE INJURED
IN TRAIN WRECK

III pAsO. Tex April 1.-THE
Mexican Central passenger train No.
Was wrecked early today near
BermeRiilo. and 20 passengers we're
injured. according 20 q diHpatch re-
ceived here only the second and
third class coaches were destroyed,
and nH 81 the occupautf we're ma
tivea
viii Give Daneo--hlAi hive No.
sB. Lady Maccnhref. VIII give a
dauoe and card party in 10 hail,
Igz8tt Flrsl av., tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Tuesday:
light west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

Al the evening service last night
the congregation OF the Madison
street A. H. church voted Tor the
closing OF the exposition on sunday.
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LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU

n you your address tell the carrier telephone,
me star you the city let The Star follow you;
$50 year paid IN advance. Tel Main 1850; Ind al.
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ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE?

Don't forget to give the carrier address or cie
The Star, Main 1860 Ind. AL The Star will be de-
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