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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-03
AUCTION SALES.

At ~ WASHINGTON HORSE AND MULE
- = MtH Have Another Cons gnment Of
~" HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
,-C,-- For Their Next Sale
l. APRIL FIFTH. 1893. TEN A ".
tSale Rain or Shne)
r7Ni-iolS these Horses are some Extra Good
: 1 - Draft Horses. weighing from 1900 &c
I,'1c IDS, and s~ne Extra Good Driving
1 ~ Soa suitable for Coach Horses Delivery
- osL4S' L-lVeTyinen. ana. IN fact suitable
al purposes; and among them are some
20. speedy horses. These horses have
Zen carefully selected through Virginia
u a glSnd, and Pennsylvania for this market
z.Hy one needing a horse VIII do wei by
d q, tte.Clng this sale. as we sell al horses for
- HlSn dollar and guarantee 90 be az rep
scented or money refunded. The COnsign-
ITS or these horses are Wu. McHenry. OF
t4as SIsl9Wn. Nd. loads; Bradley and Har-
1ey 1citenTy. load; Chas Klipp, OF Fred
SI4ck, ND. l load, and Allen McHenry Of
Z It sieIich load. and 30 head Of local horses.
J mere have been rumors that we did not
nave the number OF horses advertised. Any
one attending our sales can see that we do
.iol ihlsrepreseGt !E our advertising. Inspec-
lon OF horses Sunday, April l.
McHENRY BROS
lelephone West 1871 52S NJ St n ".
ap3-2t
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TURNS HIS DOGS
ON THE POLICEMEN
Edward Ostrander, Bartender,
Aided BY Trusty Animals When
Fighting Officers.

Edward Ostrauder, a bartender, of
lola Third street northwest. paid SIS
this morning for the fun Of resisting
arrest last night by the aid Of two OF
his dogs.
Policemen Dixon and DalhouS. Of the
Eighth precinct station. heard some one
crying murder" and followed the
screams 90 the Ostrander house
The head OF the family. who. It was
alleged, had been Chastisiug his wife,
turned a big Newfoundland dog on the
officers.
When 1t looked as if the officers were
going 20 get the best Of the big black
woOny dog, Ostrander shouted to his
wife TO turn out the bull dog The
bulldog was keen TO get into the fight.
bat a few sharp raps or its head from
the policemen's clubs brought the big
fellow to his senses and he scurried
away with the Newfoundland. while
the policemen nabbed the bartender.
Ostrander put up SIS collateral which
he forfeited this morning.
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RIVETS BIGAMY CHARGE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 3.--Joseph L.
Samuels. the Optician, who was put
under arrest here on the charge Of big
amy. was taken to Prince George
cOunty Jail today by Sheriff Hurd, Of
that county. The alleged first wife pos
itively identified the accused as the man
who married her in New York in 1902
Samuels married Miss Mary Pullman.
an eightcen-year-Old Annapolis girl, in
Marlboro |JanUary 10.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
SOUTHWEST.

NORTH vi EST.
REHS MODERN PHARMACY, 9Th and Z
SITS. Main sg77.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
ave. ana y. Cap ct.
GHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.
Phone NJ 1370
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and Park
rad Phone e. 1851.
L 7. TAYLOE, COR. 9Th and SITS. Phone
r. A. VEITCH. z0th and N SITS. Phone \. 2e17
~. V. PATTIE, 1873 Georgia ave. Col 5Ss5
MALTBY'S PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert St
c Ss51-
MATTNGLrs PHARAIACY. 18th and I.
Phone - 2026.
u T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th ST. and
Massachusetts ave. Phone ~. zqfg
TARNOLD, gael 14ta ST Phone Col ss7i
CCIGLE4-S PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS
Phone ". $50.
r D. HOWARD. 18th and W. Phone Y. zlol
GOLDENBERG' s. It'll and Z SITS. Phone M
s501
S. KANN. SONS & CO., 18th and ararks,
space. Phone II. 7200
GREENE'S CAPITAL A D Y Z + TISIN q
AGENCY. HAS 18TH st. Phone n 8z05
g. L. McMICHAEL. Cigar Store, 18th and p
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. eth St. Rhode
Island ave. 6nd St Phone ". 24c1-
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9th and y SITS.
s. M wAGNER & CO.. LIST and H. Phone
L IA
II. McNULTX & SON. Cigars ana Tobacco
I3Ss 18th ST Phone North ZsZ7.
PAUL. PEARSON. 18TH St and Florida ayA
~. ". Phone n. sl0T.
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LOST.
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
P X o z K r Y q NDE K CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF M
CURING As TO TIE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPRCPRLArEss SUCK
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE OR
To ThE USE OF ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTrrLED TaEkEro
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVEaX KEASCSABLE EFFORT 10
FIND TaE OWNER AND RESTORE
Tr1rl F1tCrE-Crx 10 Nm - GUILTY
OF LARCES~T.''
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Advertisements win be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. IL it is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business OfIiee, they may be teIe-
phones direct to The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect.
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GEORGETOWN.
r p. WELLER, Pharmacy. 353f II At y %
Phone l. 1903. W 219.
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. Tth ana p SIS
Phone ". 5T0z.
MCDONALD. :. ". IA and L. Phone n
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NORTHEAST

McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. COR "a and ?
SITS Phone L. 50.
LADDON PHARMACY. 200 Florida ave.
Phone L 1916
KRAUss' PHARMACY. cor. sta and K Etz
Prone L. lgsL
BENZ. 7. LANHA5l. 11th and Z. Cap. sts.
Phone l. 100.
CEAs. Il. BLUMER. n. Cap. and p SITS.
Phone y. 3015.
MecHEsNEY & JOACHIM. stu and f sr
Ehcue L. 1872 80
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ANACOSrrA
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Nopros o,
Emerson sts Phone l. 1913
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A. z. POWELL 4th and East CAPITOL ats
Phone I. Ii50.
A. 3. BURROWS Ith and Pa ave. Phone
l. lila
ROACH DRUG CO.. 8th and c sts. Phone 1.
3. P. WELLER. COZ. sth and L Phone "
"
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Tailoring.

FREEDMAN q hEICHMAN, pOpUlar priced
Ladies Iailors- Rtt and workmanship guar
anteed- s95 sth St. y. W. near n
uhT1-sot
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Three times within one week "a cents a
line; times, oOnsecutively. % cents une
Minimum space, lines.
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CATERING

GRAY & BRO, caterers for all social func-
tions; ice cream and ices n any quantity
delivered promptly, $50 N St NV. Phone
~. a9So-Xa no2+tus ID, <
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Dogs, Pets, Etc.

Dogs, Pets, Etc.
Just RECEIVED. Boston terrier. scotch
collie and other dogs; also fine lot OF fancy
poultry rabbits. guinea pigs. singing can
aries, parrots. peafowls. etc SCHAIID'S
BIRD STORE. az 18th 81 N y. fs20-tf
Bakery.
AMREIN'S Hot Rolls. a n and D. m.
home made pies. cakes. ice cream, delivered
1909 n y. ave Phone apl-80t
Trunks.
TRUNKS, leather and mating; suit cases
and bags on sale Repairing a speciality. c.
G. LANGLOTZ, 63t y Y ave apl-S0t
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ALEXANDRIA, "a
r L ChRSE & CO.. T03 King St
CHEVY CHASE. Nd
7. A. SLOVENIAN.
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MOVING, PACKING, SKIPPING.

We TAEE entire charge % packing china
glass bslc-a-orac furniture pianos paint
llEs and pl--uTes FOR transfer OF for ship
uaeat UNION STORAGE . IRA NSFEE
CO.. Main Ctace ASSs 2 n. " Phoae MaIa
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms, S3.OG per month %.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSTER & STORAGE
CO. e26sz2 81 y. W .aT-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAtE on Pa. ave, north side. doing exec
lent business; your own price. on account o.
partnership troubles Room 203. Jenifer Bldg.
an2-2ta
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Millinery.

FRENCH HAT SHOP-Ladies' own material
and curled- MISS HEFFERMAN. so7 E NV,
apI-2Gt
BERTHA De GROSSART. supporter q MI
lnery. l0Gl Q St, Washlngte=. D c Cab
TnhZ5-30t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-03

ALTERATION HANBs-Thorough expert
euceo; lu ladies' suits and ciCaks. Apply O.
kELEBACHEk. I--1 j.. ap1-Zt
a FEW LADIES wanted for outdoor work.
fslst be good takers ana OF good appear
%hcei salary 90 start, 500 a day and
eSiaHi!sslon Apply SECE, SCI 81. y. w.
efter 9 g. r. apl-3t
COUNTRY gil az cook and waitress: col
cree stay ulsats 1921 7ta y. ". ap5-5t
CC0h-GoOd. plain. also good girl 10 assist in
genera h0uss-.orA Apply 30 Z Cap. 81.
~ -
PLAIN COOKS. chambersuaids. laundresses,
oay Worhcrs. SIS, SO. S15. 1885 LIB u u
VEGETAFl.E COOKS. maid, Mattresses. no
iel heiD To-Day BURGESS HOTEL CE-,SCY.
DA8 WORKERS house maids chauIbsr-
MACS. plain COCKS 1907 p u
pHE5sMAKERs' HELP-Ez2erieaced 1908
J. Third hoor apl-st
PINIsEER on trousers; experienced AppIy
~ once s. CITTLEMAS. csc ct y W.
o I2or. sDl-5t'
GIRL 70 attend SOFA fountain ~ confec-
ucneTY store one with some experience APP
pi1 %.j2 18th 81 ap2-3t
GIRL help basto vests. SIS + ST.. % floor
Girl. Cor general housew0rk, ZIG seatOn
81 IA W. aI2-st'
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FOR RENT-FURNISEED ROOMS.

CORCORAN ST ". W. I5s3-Bright. com
Portable front room on second floor. In pri-
E8te family gentlemen preferred. spr2-2t~
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ALTERATION HELp-VhNTED HELP on
ALTERATIONS or NGllE-N'5 SUITS ac.D
SKIRTS a'5T BE EXPERIENCED.
EIhSI-CLASS POSITIONS. APPLY 10
EVIDENT. HEIGHT 4 COMPANY.
5I5-5i5-5I7 9TH ST. aps-3t
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100 STORAGE ROOMS also - The IosIi
packing and hauling 1ItOS- LOWING g
CO, Gi2 z y W. Phone Main So. ap7-ao4
WHY PAY GOREZ We stors r4-1dt4rs for
75c per load UNITED STATES sTOF.AOE
CO.. 4ls-2O-22 10Th 81. N W. PAUns Nafu szz9
5a2-tf
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WE HAVE on HAND several handsome
soda fountains. taken IN exchange for Polar
Counter Fountains. which are for sale cheas
on liberal terms. Everything IN soda foun-
;ain supplies at wholesale prices BCRCH
& KNEPS. G1B 6th St y. W au2-3Ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-03

WE HANDLE the best line Of bicycles IN the
city at the lowest prices; straight Cork
bicycles SIS; double bar bicycle S4oi easy
payments. Old wheels taken IN exchange
headquarters for Unicorn Pvncture Proc.
: Tres. S1.95. Wendell & Co, I7@S 5th NV.
Rp3-2t
FOR sALE-New bicycle; never used; cheap,
AIS IA ST s. NJ ssI2s
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Health Movement.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, natural.
non-sUrgicais cloth bound. 40 page book frss-
Apply b mall. SIS Colorado Building fros
lecture Tor women Tuesday q = N
taIs-tf
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TIMES WANTS
CLASS R

One cent word each insertion, Minim
charge, - cents.
CLASS ID
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LAUNDRIES.

NORTHUMBERLAND then there's sryfs and
comfort IN the pay erIv eIopo. and a clear So
note for you, II KS spot cash -dJwL for q me
tailOr-uad8 suit slightly used suit al So 70
$40; we have a store full for selection; one
price only. JCSTH's OLD STAND. &c D
n W y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

The Bake Oven fixed my
Rheumatism In Just q few treat
mente II made me feel about 20
years younger. That Bake Oven
Is a great Invention. and Tough.
ncy a Ioughney are performing
wonderful cures with H. People
do not need 10 suffer with Rheuma
tlsm now. that ID one sure thing.
They treat the chronic cases that
were considered hopeless with
remarkable success. and for old
people. 4. Is fine. As for myself,
| feel as though cannot say
enough for the Bake oven. It
made me feel 80 good. And was
laid up In bed before ! went to
them. | thought II would go away
without II, hut I'll never suffer like
that again II there is a Bake Oven
I can be baked In,
Loughncy a I.oughncy have
their offices at 220 TO 22s Peoples
Savings Bank bldg. corner Of End
and Pike IT. They give free con.
auliation and they can toll you
just what aila you Their hours
are from a m, TO 6 p m. Sun
days. . TO II only.
They have two graduate nurses
10 take care OF ladies' in the Bake
Ovens.
My address is 1900 westlake
North and III be pleased to sub.
stantiate the above.
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ROAST Ed
BROWN
JOHN MITCHELL HANDS OUT A
FEW ON JOHN KIRBY AND
MAKES IT STRONG.

NEW YOHK May g6i-Tho ar.
raianment " organized labor, made
here In his speech " acceptance BY
John Kirby Of Dayton, o.. Tho newly
elected president Of the National As
anelatinn N Manufacturer, IL CON
demnsd BY John Mitohsll former
president Of the Mine Workers q
America. In an article published In
the current Issue " the National
civic Federation Review,
"paradosicai as Il may appear "
says Mt Mitchell. "the represents
lives Il this employers association
in one breath decry and denounee
what they term class divisions and
class hnlrcda. and In tho ncst
breath malisn and horate their fell
how citizens who are working men
and all athcr groups In society In
sympathy with the legitimate pur'
poses and high ideais IL tho labor
movement They claim and pro-
claim the right aud necessity n or
Eanlnation among employers yci de-
ny 10 warklngmen the right II or
Kaniratian and combination.
They pirate about law and order.
yet advocate violence and anarchy
they suggest the use u the cannon
a. means u dispcrrlns the work
inrman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
WILL KEEP IN
TOUCH WITH
LAND

Contracts have been closed with
the Pacific Coast steamship com
pany for the equipment o. the
steamship umstliia with United
Wireless telegraph Instruments.
This Is the second vessel Of this tine
70 be fiticd with the new system of
wireless apparatus The senator
was the first. and work IL now pro-
Frsssins on the installation u this
boat In 10 days tho President and
Governor 81 the same company viii
have the United Instruments 70 rc-
piaee tho sets with which they are
now fitted.
with the faifiiiment II these con-
tracts the entire feet Of big pas
sengar and express steamships q
this line will have a Uniform sys-
TEN Of wireless. with which they
viii BE- able 20 keep In touch with
the shore stations at all times
during their voyages Heretofore
these beats have been unable 20
communicate with land except 10
give their positions to the govern
mcnt siations
Recently tho government refused
10 Accept commercial messages from
boats except In cases Of accident
But BY being equipped with tho
United system. the vessels have land
stations Of the same system through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
A PIANO NECESSARY
FOR THIS SUMMER
Buy One Now in the D. S. Johnston
Co.'S Great Consolidation Sale
High Grade Pianos at prices ordinarily asked for
the medium grades. Six beauties Offered to-
morrow morning at little more than
the bare factory cost. Be here early.

several splendid pianos. we'll known
New York makes. at t2fs. 1901. and
"a low as iie2
Beautiful mahogany. fancy quar-
tered oak and elegant notified wall
nut pianos, never sold for less than
1915, and up to 1895, are offered at
1896. fzs7 and i2ss. All prices are in
plain figures.
II II any wonder that we're selling
70 many pianos7 square pianos now
SIS up Secondhand uprighis as
little az SO up. used organs. 80.
etc, used piano players, a wide va
riety. at $40 up; stools and scarfs
extra.
As 70 terms, we'll not split hairs.
This is a public service store--we'ii
grant any basis Of payments within
reason.
Remember. your purchase Is pro-
tected In every way. Every piano is
unoondi,ionally and fully guaranteed
for a long term Of yearA Further.
money back II not exactly az repre-
ssnted. accompanies each sale.
Can you really afford to be with
out a good piano whom they come as
close TO you a. this. and especially
in exposition yearf Drop IN At once
and convince yourself that this Is
everything we claim. Only five
more days before the fair opens d.
S. Johnston Co, Oldest and Largest
Dealers in the West. Third and Uni
versity. Johnston Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC
MUST co TO
WORK.
s..,d Of Public Works
Acts at Special
Meeting.

-. The Northern Pacific pro-
,,.,medlaiely to crect an over
=, sr,asc on Helsa's st. spanning
:, !, ,,,,s. on that thoroushf're the
y n, baild the bridsr and eharse
y -, 10 the nilroad company
'. -. determined upon by the
s !, q puslic WORKS at d special
-..,ing this morn'ns
Y. souiiian, superintendent OF
~. utilities. notified tho mombcra
4, Aoara In q letter that tho
: pacific nlltoad had been
= s'..,.r, asea, enilding the bridge.
~ n r. plsigct to maintain am
4. terms Of is franchise. Me
s.,,,0n hlrthef pointed au, that the
80 q tbs brldse has been de-
- AZ more than three years for
.ssarent reason. and that no
=, = a. excuse fof the feia,,
=. question Of The Lander 81
y. bridge to be- bull, BY The
-, s.mpany. vas also taken IN BY
!. Anrd. and unless the railroad
~. shov some Intentions Of
.,.'-. work within reasonable
~ /. llhely that the board VIII
4, .an,e action as 1t dld to-day
y A. Nolsatc u hFiaga question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
FRENCH EXHIBIT
IS COMING

The entire French exhibit for the
AsfsP. exposition ia lying In a San
Franelhco warehouse waiting for
the iilscntnheling II an error on the
part Of the shipping agents. The
first display will come on June !,
arriving on The steamship President.
II Will be several days late IN IN.
aiallatlon.
The exhibit consists Of over 300
paintings and large display Of the
fine arts and industries Of the
French nation.
Director Of Exhibits Bosch today
expressed regret NJ the delay and
Indicated that the shipping agents
may be- called upon to pay for their
negligence.
The exhibit was shipped direct
from France on a Mexican line Of
steamers and should have come
direct to Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
dEF WOULD SAVE
honey FOR The CITY

NJ hard Of public works took up
4. ,sss,ion q mcnltors for The new
s..S,r us morning Chief iitinF'
-. q the tifs department. assur'
Z n. bard that he cenld build q
s,riur uozrls complete for $3.50,
y ~ ,oress hsa for the monitors
= bssid has received is t2s5 With
II vheels o. ssaf
n " Nix. manager Of the Pacific
fsss nv Supply eomf1ny, api'eAr.
4 snd lorked horns With Shiet
S;rshu-s. inslsting that the nioni'
- could not possibly BE- built for
n nfuss he ehief asmsd The
M explained that they would Dc
~ ID the department shops and
4 H. department meehanlcs The
1uion vas PIT csri NATL Chiet
krAurst could sahnii his plans
r 1 is,inits statement Of cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
THEY MAKE CHARGES AND
COUNTER CHARGES here

wished she would work some rich
man and set a bunch of money lie
says that Il would take about 10000
10 got him to give her up
Letters from y Cooley Of MrKees+
part, Pa, were introduced a. owl
dsnco. and In a way balanced tho
effect NJ the letter written by Las
ley In the letter 70 Mrs fAsiry
Cooley. after referring 10 the million
dollars which he expected 70 set.
sassoats clipping This cpistle teens
with endearinE terms
Mrs. LESLEY Pleased.
This letter got a raise out Of
Mrs fsalay. who Waa on The stand
and vha snapped out that this was
Just cnoisYs oNn talk, and was Of
no consideration,
Mrs LAsley. who u faF from m
attractive woman. SMILED pleasantly
At the references Ia bcins earod for
by cooluy And whom thu opposing
counsel rcad tho closing one u The
letters. which was shou, Cooley car
tins fer hef more than abe dld for
him. ahe was visihiy pleased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
NEW COURSES
AT UNIVERSITY

AZ the annual meeting of the
heard II regents Of the University
o. Washington yesterday the matter
u takiue W The military dfill which
Is now required q The university
through tho laAt appropriation bin.
was referred 10 ffeaident Kane. Dr
Kane sill take the queatian ~ with
Capt y G Harris of The q, 4, A..
and " possible an officer will he
detailed for military driii at tho uni-
ssraity
Arrangements for teaching the
Iapanaas and Scandinavian Ian.
kuss.s sere considered At the meet.
ms yesterday, and we're fsfarr,d TO
br Kane.
Miss orroalsc Instructor IN Eng
iish vas granted ais months leave
Of absence IN order 20 nakr the
igurnsy 10 China and bfiue back a
nunher of Chinese students who are
vefssd In the English language
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
GET EARLY {
FORENOON
SHAKE-UP
THREE MIDDLE STATES
TREMBLE FROM
EARTHQUAKE
Stoves Are Turned Over
and Many Fires
Started

CHICAGO, May 2a.--hoportn from
OAK fafk suburb say thal almost
every chimney was leYelo1 pi an
eafthguhko SHOCK at $50 uel0ek
'hls morning. Several small hfes
were started BY Stoves being over
turned SY the temhlof The wealth
Of bureau reports mat inc ahaetH
lasted from three TO i've seconds
The motion. apparently was from
norm 70 south.
h'i9tls OF ifemofs ms mnfnlnk
come rom points throughout WIS
eonslh' Iowa ana Illinois. the shakes
" some sections lasting Tour sec
ondp o. more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
AUTO HITS A
BIG ROCK

Clancy Wright. Of 1896 East
Fir st. together with Mrs. Wright
and their daughter Title and Mr..
and Mrs Walter Wright. started for
3noquaimle Falls In his sixcyllnder
Loxier last night While nearing
Redmond the Wright car struck
rock. went into a ditch and tried
10 climb a stump. The impact was
90 great that the muffler and oil
tank were smashed and the front
axle badly twisted and bent
Although severely shaken up,
none OF the party was injured
Friends Of the Wrights became
alarmed at their absence and we're
about 10 start out this morning on
a search In automobiles when
Wright telsphoned from Kirkland
Of the accident. So badly was his
machine battered that II took
Wright ~ hours TO make the trip
from Redmond TO Seattle.
The car ilmped In port shortly
before noon with tired and sleepy
party aboard The damage to the
auto will run into hundreds Of dol.
Ian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS COLLECTED
AT A.-Y.-P. {. GATES

Whom NE gates Of tho AeY.P.
espoalilon close this evening for
the five days previous 10 The open.
ins Of The exposition. i7ti5I paid
admissions will have been received
for tho total pro.oxpnultlon period,
The revenue received by tho eEposl.
ilon since admissions have been
charged, amount 10 ta013720. Thla
includes an estimated attendance
today OF 1000.
The original estimate for the pre-
exposition period anticipated a rove
nue. Of $4,000, n sum which was
reached last Friday.
The office Of the admissions do.
parlnoni was today rushed by
nearly 1000 applicants for positions
at the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
DEEP SEA DIVERS
AT LUNA PARK

The deep sra divers at Luna
Park, Illustrating the methods Of
saving treasure from sunken shlpa
10 one Of the chief conoezaionary
attractions this week. Next Sunday
the park Is To have three brand
new attractions. vit A Joker house.
mechanically funny continuance.
Joy wheel. equally unique and
amusing and the big Illusion. The
Girl from Mars The free bills
this wcet-i.eora. IN a daring slide
tor life. ostrich driving and the
rube teams. are Eiylng eminent sat.
isfaciion.