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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-27
ON
DECK AGAIN
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NAIROBI, British East Africa,
April 26.-Both Colonel Roosevelt
and his son Kermit have recover
ed from their indisposition today
and the ex-president was astir
early. He made light of his i'll
ness of yesterday and declared
tnat he would not let the climate
get the best of him again. Ker-
nit declared that he was feeling
in fine shape.
Colonel Roosevelt hunted for
short time today and shot two
bucks.
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AND BIARRITZ is WONDERING
ABOUT WOMAN WHO WAS
PAINTED OUT IN PICTURE.

BIARRITz, April 27.-Society
here, since the recent departure of
King Edward of England, is won
dering about mysterious picture
postcard. 1t depicts King Edward
strolling on the promenade, es-
corting a lady. The figure of the
woman has been touched out, leav-
ing the king APPARENTLY eseorting a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-27
RICH MAN MUST
TAKE BACK WIFE

lis herself very wealthy. The res
toration of Mrs. Beermann to the
status of wifehood will upset the
matrimonial arrangements of her
runaway husband.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-27
SAVAGE GANDER
KILLED CHILD
When Youngster Fled to Avoid
Attack and Broke Neck.

Attack and Broke Neck.
MONROE, Mich, April az
The 18-months-old daughter of
William Winkelman was found
dead with q broken neck In the
front yard of her nome here. She
had gone out to play after sup
per with her s-year-old brother,
and, as near as can be learned
from the little boy, fell and broke
her neck while trying to escape
from a savage gander which had
attacked her.
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the school children, Treppa was
elevated as an exemplar, he said,
a man who had made good. one to
pattern after. The board sat on
Goldberg, the members reviled
him in their speeches, they set THE
machine crowd in his ward after
him.
But Goldberg-and the women
won, and Treppa lost. Treppa
was forced to resign. Goldberg,
in the face of a heavy machine
fire, was triumphantly returned in
a reelection.
Among the women who bore the
banner in the women's fight were
Mrs. J. G. Everson and her beauti-
full daughter, Leanore, who left
their bridge tables to work in the
ward for votes. Miss Leonore
was at the polls all day, challeng-
ing, keeping count of those who
had failed to show up and direct
ing the auto brigade to round
them up.
Mrs. VIM. H. Everett, whose
little boy was In school, gave up
all at her work during the closing
weeks of the campaign. Mrs. Isa-
bel Kennedy visited over 1000
women personally, and urged them
to vote. Mrs. VIM. Van Ripper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-27

carried scores of tenth ward wom-
en- to the polls in her auto.
These are only a few of the
women who figured in the awak-
ening of Detroit. Their victory
will be long remembered.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

GIN %. !gidr3 6reberid @amn, Nr. $50, a..
9ayhsStrubc, 80 Sabre ult.
gm go. DIar5 sDiomun Sen, sanpisp.slipt.
gn %. Mdr3- @sarp srinO,r, III. 1916.
Htqbts Strnbc. G2 Sabre alt.
nm %. Wtlr5 2iabcna y'raner, Eir. 1880,
Sfl.9'aItimnrc. StraBe. 81 Sabre alt.
PIN %. Njdy8 @'arD &nro, Nr. 1919, 90,
,cnoion=glpenne -. Sabre ali.
YIN "a p'Gr3 Seiepi' GHa's, BIZ. id41 1bd-
9Um 81. Wldri asiepb Start, Er, 521, Glbo>p.
game. 2i Sabre ait.
%ln g. lgiar$ spOia sora, Nj, 1900. 9'orO'
$n %. W!dr5 9uiine @fXr. 9r. l411, Gurf.
iie. Strabe. 80 Sabre ali.
Hm y T., MSr$ @iniam Ssloa, FairOIua9eH
vim u, NIdri uirieta Woeeie, Nr, 24i1,
9nn ii, .N6E! barbara Sar,eu, Mr. s32.
am "a. .QidrJ Mimic acnp, gtr. 732. qitte!e
Gecono'S ira be, 30 Sabre ali.
Sm %. Dlir5 GBarIcs aennaro, 9aopietp-
Vim - IiidrS ~;,an,ss eaNen, elb 8imIieO,
Hodo. 70 Sabre oIt.
Ant %. Mdr8 3uGn eutmau, Nj. 22oG. Git
Gcmbnrb. Strabe 50 Sabre ali.
am "a. Mdr4 @'arn Ratteriou, Gr, 2222.
ai 5,nI = 3H3; Sif9he; . SSa ., alt; yr 90
Siio, goppleions Strabe. IS Sabre Glt.
slm %. Wldr5 Sane Eniulnu, Ar. II, @cit.
9ul1oelis Strafe. 30 Sabre ali.
gm %, Wtdr5 Miarsarct 9ieeie, III. 239.
gIorbsSdr6ocr Strnhe. - Sabre oil.
sm 20. Wiir3 Charles sd,pnbuii, @nnpietp.
GliDl. 80 Sabre alt.
9m %. Widr8 8irainia seifcrt. 9ir. 1854,
Fininens Strdbe, - Sabre all.
Nm %. a'trj Sanie" smitb, &anpteps Itnl.
10 Sabre alt,
Im %. MARI aatbarine emitG. III. GIT,
Golnuun. Strate, 60 Sabre alt.
@m %, @iar5 .Wiaianl Euder, yir. 1886,
ySeii. 5ranfiin strabe, As Sabre alt.
@m u. NtirS @corae @alinfereius, Dir. 602.
HSeitsYombarbs Sirabe. % Sabre aIt.
Vim ~ NGiri G9aries y%eolters, eappieiu.
Iipl. G3 Sabre alt.
glnl "a. Widrj @acu @bite, H. {, WIarinc.
~&>ofpitui. 81 Sabre at.
gm 20. Widr6 @idsaie ssinctt. sllgem. Md.
rpIInoer Noipiial, - Sabre alt.
Nm %. Ntir6 Gbarlee yaiuitsu. Gr. 40.
gSeiis9lemerlis : trabe. 80 Sabre alt.
Nm %, !pidr6 WGrgarct Nirtb, 9ir. $40,
NSoooiuarOsS trn}e, So Sabre alt.
glm %. 1ldr6 W'arp Mpuc, Nr. 70S, Got
pbtneGirnBe. 90 Sabre alt.
N1l "a. DtirS gSiiiiam @iir5burgfr, 9ir. 222S.
WipOiiGUz AlpeitiC. ~ ,Su1rp nIt
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,SCurN Sioe,unrfcl.

GS itnrD am %. Widr6 1908 SenrN Che.
,purtc., 5s Sabre alt, aeI!ebter Saiie bon 9ena
Sioupnrtel. rsiube in Jrieocnl Nerrarotc
0elnoen. ocy NecroiaIrg bei5ulpobnc1t. ipelfe
sumitag, oen ~. 3tdr5, Wior9elts urr s llbr.
bon ieiler &Sobntlg, 9ir, 227. Siib.9rcaolpaD
ans isa3 per q WGaGG!sFt,r0e no. I'M 8 llbr
6rirt miro. itdttiinbet.
CGbilaocIpbin. IA. mo 9ielpport 9icluS. ga.
5eiiunaeii ilogeli 1ciIIli1lt %topiren) tsl-G)
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Cepartrncut fir oiieutiidc Gautru. sub.Tc.
nrrtcmcnf nca StanfsS nnenieurc.

NuItimure. Den "a. Wiir5 1909.
@entdB Der am 81. !iooember 1908 unier5eid)'
relel &eroroutH9 VI. 222 iperoell oerlle9elie
lbe Gin ReGiiter," a%breiIir., bonn Stabis)tesis
iiraior in hefen giireaI i'm Gatbbalie bis
Witt,podi, ben I. IpriI 1909. erligeeel oeiloHlS
men fiir Die gttneIIiruu9. .Seberl bon NalIolte1a
HeI ilnb IfIuiteruna Der i%olGcnoe1 Sir1Ncn:
Mit N3pfalt. Nepbait-g !bden, Situlithic potr
nitriii5irtcn YfIaitcrtcinsu.
NHlsSiraBe, bon Sonabs bis V~ratisGirHBe;
GGlenoers IleD, bon columbia ylDellIe bis
Gbeiicrs SirGBe. BON SrIeans. biz Baltimore,
Giraffe;
Clements trabe bon @iaiams5t roBe bis ri.
betiioesN peiIie.
Gnfor, strnBe. bon lamont bis geortb.slpc.
Gu1ersSirabc, pnn SoH,ciuoobaapenuc big
aanpale strnBe. bon Gutaiu .@Iace hrs Gin.
ben. %sluenue;
Siiper.s traBc, bon Caroline trabe bis Gent
traIs9lpemle.
C'SpuncG- strabe, bon Gbciapeate. bis GAIT.
toni Strabe:
PaDio n.S trubc, bon Baltimore bis 5apette.
Naaep. strabc. hon GbafesstraBe big afD.
IOno sSlbenue
Niiioms straBe, bon Bolton, etrnbe big Bart.
s(penue;
ssiaiam.etrabc bon @arrcr.9lpe. bis 0ion!s
Go1erh, Strnbe.
nui Ter.dngel in oieiem @ilreolt erialat wers
oclt. Sic Gontrnii 8eb1rhe behalf iio ous 9ledbt
Dor, ir9eno eiieS poer ale Hll9ebofe 6lirlid8li.
peiien. Gin beglaubiater 0bed bes Nteters alt
cine .Glearire Nouies"eunl Fir Den in beit
ben lllubpr ltno Sinoiratb bon baltimore, IluB
ieheS slnachoi beGIettei.
.. Z. 5cnoal,
Stuot Snaenteur,
Gcitdtigt:
I. Barn @sabuul,
Eruiioent Der SontruftsgeDproe,
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Senebmist:
tMdr525. 2G. 81 1906 aprin .2.3
Icpurtcmcnt fir Diicutlidie Guufeu. Sub'Ic.
partrmcnt oes 2tGot.1 naenicmrs

Icpurtcrcnt fir Dficutlidie Suufen. Sub'Tcs
partrmcrt oes Staot.S ngenieurS.
Wultim e, Den II. Utdr5 1909.
Seindb Der ulr 81. 9iobenber 1908 iinter5eids
itcien Seroromtng Nr. 222 peroen ocrlieselte
glrigc6oie, an ben .Spurn oi Ipnro5. Care Of
ibc Gin Heaiiter." %Gorciiirt, bonn Staots9e9i'
TRAITOR in ieincm Siireaii i'm Hnibba!ie bis
Mttt,un6,, ben 81. Wiir5 1909. ~elttaegeil eeitoils
neit rno YiIaitering BET foleenoen Strdber:
Wilt uitriititrttn 5icseitcinen.
, WtcSuuobssllep bon VlponiesSfraBe DIS 5ir
8olos SirdBe.
Mit Grandchildren.
IisouiibsS truBe, bon SeGihgtoir bis Srs
leanSsSirabe.
3remonis9lpcnue, bon Baltimore. bis Gerins.
torsSfrabe.
Silton.slpenie, bon igaIiimpresstrabe bis
5reoeridsslbeilue.
RcrrD.S trabe, BON oiebts bis GbarIes.etrabe.
Yarf'slpenie, bon eeIinstpns bis Gnpetie'
Stra6e.
Speoiiifationer unb 9Iani. 5orrrnIarc f5nnei,
nif Terlarsei in oiefein 9iirenu erlangt iuers
ben. Die erHirnitsY ebbrbe bebuli ihb oas 8edt
Dor. ireeno zines poer ale gnaehcte 6ilrii3us
Ueiien. Gin be0lnubiater Gbed ocs Giciers
AMI cine Clearing Soufe.Sdnf iir ben IN ben
Spe5iiifuiipncu eriudbnten @eirdg. Sabihar an
ben WtGpo OF uno Sidotratb bon Baltimore, Itlb
ieoes Ilgebpi b%egleiteli.
.. Z. Senbaa,.
Staot-S ngenieir.
gcitdtigt:
I. garrh Wabcol,
Srdiiocni Der 0piirdftsVeb5rbe.
mirit9, &c, ~, %, "a %, &c, u, Is, 300
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

SrieQ b%egirrcl,. ser nit ieiner Sic
bcrlo9e enbigcn miiBte iino 5ur sSol9c
boben fon1te, baB Serbien oils ielbit-
it0noieer Stoot aof,5 bon Der 9ono.
forte pcridhpiitDct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Grncitinn Sd,nri.

IS itar6 en- 2G. 0idr8 1909 Gruetina sharf
iGt so. ,Nabre ibrcs 2cbeie. Satin oce pcritor.
hencn &5ilbclm Sbnrf. Sic TeerbiGl,n9 finoct
spnniag. "a llhr aiuhmittaaa. bon ibrcr lebs
ten Nobnun0. ltr. f1l0, Scctts SiraBe, aus
iiuti. Bite feline Nllirlelt. 1850
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Srnrno HciuhQrbt.

IS itnr6 am 2G. Didri 1909 Guurao Ncins
nltta firoei Gi sumitas, gidhmitta9s nm 3
l6r. bon Oct nSllgcmeincn Scniihen @rciien
~heiinGib" aus nab Der pa timnrs Gcmcteyu"
taft tSfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Npmiiu Wpttldlulf.

6 ftar6 pl1eIib am %. Widr5 1909 2oniia
8uttidlali, Geliebie Satin Don @uiido @oit-
i1aIf. Die Peeroiaing filoei Mrntas, Den %.
Wdr3. : llbr yIutmittags, bon ibrer lettcn
gSobnIng. Nj. 2Gi9, ST 6a~pettesSirnbe aus
TAFT &eiieHun8 duf Ger ,ySeftern Gemcterp.
(Sb-S)
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FtuIIotW OFT NUIIIIuIl. UtUUluV,
CWdrJ26, 81. 29,30,31 :9lprilt 1850

VcrNcselte Mnscbutc nit Der slnfihrilt .Hro.
ppials ior Goal Ior the 99aler Soaro" n%erlebeIl
mo an ben n9ouro Of Iparbs" Of baltimore
Gin" a%oretiirlt meroen bis @iitmpdl, ben I.
9lpriI 1909. &prnittaas II ubr, I'M t9iireah
bes Observation-Disclosures. &atbbuis, Baltimore,
no" e%niaeeen qeiommen fir Ole s%tsiernlIe
ilto slbiieternn9 roy 8ithmtnbicn NobleI', ne
benothiet iein lr!%SgelI. sendb pen s}ps5iliiati9s
bon Baltimore. no. 81 erbnltei iino.
s9e %sinaebpie miillslt 9or! einsn. negian9isisn
iiinfhunoert Dollars $500. 00). 5dblbar an ben
Wiapor nrlo SiGntraib BON Baltimore, bc9leitti
iein. mo lpiro bon benz eyfolgreiden Nicter
bic Steuun9 ciuer SuirleoeniieIenocn 9ilrGlha't
fir ole aelpifIenhafte Iusfiibrlil9 .beo ucber.
cinfonmeit3, Dem GontrattWcribe gIeidtoWnlelio,
berlQngt.
Sic neutrality-suspicious. e@cb5roe bebdlt iih
has Nedbt porI irgeno lpelbc oocr ale hinge
boie 81 pcrlpcrien.
9uirco ~. enid.
9Saiters S1genielir.
gcitdtiat:
=. GarrN Wnbopi,
Yrdiioeiti Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(UidrS25, 20 81. %, 1881 ,Mprtl1 2. 80
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Uefanntmadnugen
Snrcnu eee -etapt.Wepmeters.

~ --VEKlO TVVV.
Ser Siaot.@eoneter ipiro am Sreitas. ben
9. slpriI 1909, 10 ltbr Gormittaes. an Srt
rno Stele erlcheiHen ulo has 9tIptan Ger SIZE
mont Sirubs. bon NrditSirGbe bis sur Siio'eiie
puI 2&duues SirGGe. ctabltrer.
Naieigb Is. EbbmGs,
tSG) Sinots0eomeicr.
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Qcn0pns

WAreau: 9fr. 81, aeft.snratuaa.etrahe, Hnt
80" Suupt-tsinanng Ercoerid.Npao.
geardbniBpldte bon $25 an inter befidnotaer
Iuffidt; Shnittbiurrcn 9etpiuoe, 4flGn5cn etc.
tperoen i'm 3reihbdis am S~nupisGinaaus eeiuns
ben. Infer sgeHt piro, ipeHn 0e.uiiniht, nor'
frredeH. {92-)
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Gcpartemcut iiir biicntlidic etd,erteit-Santen.
cub cpartcmcat pes 8ebauocsS nfpcttprs.
Niireaus, MQthhauS,

Bureaus, Hatbhans.
SaittM more, %. Wtdr5 1909.
%neebote iperoeu eutgege1 geuomilen bon
ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Stuot Baltimore fit
Elm Gebiuoe. ami oert 9Sier Or. I Vreiiherts
mo 9unraiiers Strnbe. gu crribtelt, ais 6eller.
boot. Citation bcfalnt. fir Den Otanor lno
Staoirutb BON Baltimore sur Gcnipnna ieitens
Der ,ScnersGo nlmliidre
sllgeboie nliihen III oerliegeIten Gonserten.
~doreiltri al Den rgpdro pt gliparoS o. Salfts
more Gith. ieiu. ole 2tufftriii yeioS for Sire
Boat Sintiott" trogetl mo bel Srtl. i. Sepeu
5bonius. SidotsRe9iiiruior, iii oe'ien giireait
i'm Hutbbauie nm oner rur II ubr &ormittdas
nat Z. Slprit 1909 cilgereidt i%uerher.
Sehem gltqebot iTIuB ell III ben Wln9or lino
Stnbtrat6 uun Baltimore 5ablbdrer certifi5irter.
ali cine ~9learin9 ,0oufe" Qdnf 9c5o9erer
Gbcd oe5 %ietero. fit fiinf1ii1oert ($5OO)
Collars ~heiaeiii9t fem.
Scr erfoIgrcite Nieter rrub giirefbaIt iteIs
len uno Ole GoridhrittcIi bce StaotsGbarierS III
Qicil0 nui Gcutrai.e %erfiiileIt.
3cidnungen mo Speiiiiiationen ftnnen am
pocr nab Dem -. Wiar5 1909 i'm Giireai hes
8ebdliocs Snipeftor5 beiin.iat iuernen.
Sic gcb0roe hcbdIt lid ods Ncft Dor, trgeito
ein poer nle slngebole 5i pcrlpcr'e1.
Gopnro 2. Nreitpn,
Sebdioes Snfpeftor.
Scnebnligt:
Z. Sarrh Mebuul,
1,,..,- -, - ~. ~ q, D,..f, a n
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Baltimore Scmctern.

8hrenn: Srautltu Slbs., Baltimore II. Tcrftffr.
TeqrGbniBplIte aulr Gerfuif hon S25 an.
NIT Wiarmorpfplten GLecgren5t $50. - TInb
fir bier @rdber. 6reie Beausune Der aapeue
iir TrauereptteSbienite. (Junit6,1O
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2orraiRe.

wlafertfd. - Parfartts. SriebltG.
WeifItb bon WaIbroof cine iin6 cine babe
Meile. Woultt Soup.2Sagoons uno 2orraiiles
BaGaons brett bis 3liH Ginenna. @eibe 1es
lephone. GiabtsS'ureau i'm hriiteu SIur bes
rllnions2 rrfi'Gebduoes, 9puries. uno Hdhette.
etrahe. (Wsai4, 1890
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Spbn Seriuig & Gpbn.

Tt. SuUo, krleaW6'SftaFe.
Sueisseihaft: Tr. 90. Gaitern.Moenae
Siablanbtuwn, GaItintur e. GurutH.
g9tr BADEN In uHferer langet @efnIftSpr1gtS
S arniit na .Utr } : 'ee 99ss ieiuf H,n0 e mtt tsu'' n =
tert fir SoG)jeiien.. unterhaltungea ii,b arbere
@eIeaenbeiten. geioe IeIepbune. (Wai2S.10
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Iruio &ibGe Gemctcrh.

Ser tbeale Sricobpi BON Baltimore, nahe
gtfesuiae. 8pet eIefIrit6e 8abn.9iHien mo
GimIico.B ouleparo .olreft 5uirr Srieobof.. Iue
6ruroitiide lllttr f~idroieer sIufidt. Niebrige
1reife. Ierianst Die nellet Gpupenir.a dtaloee.
0iireou: Hr. III, Roro-G parleS. StraRe. Seioe
Gelepbone. (IpriI2S-)
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9. TunSanSfh, i622-2l, ctt.Easette.e trahe,
berfiinbc., oab fein groser g,orrofb BON Srubs
iobrsipdaren 1ugeIdnet 1T. Sd baue nut mel
ien Seeorb fir slrbeit unh ~nieorige Yreife.
9inner. strsiiac cine Spe5ialitdt.
(MdrSf2. tWtt)
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@eIS 81 berleiben.

aaes. neithe 0etb nebraxAsn, -Ipfe1en ltsr
upt. Mnlsi3ert auf .Sdldre. W16eI NIB Grunos
ysstboeen: -,Taltimpre Ssstfnent Gs.," N.
LEO. Rfsh-eaeaetsate CTS
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YGHe CUR @eiie in's Nmslanb be'
iorst q. &aine, Wr. 413, Cf-8alti'
u,oreitrake, sabe Gaitom 9s1ie ase.
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y. Sarrh Wtnhouf,
Vriiioeilt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(WdrS25, 20, ~, 30 80. 81 ,Nprtl1 > ,3.5)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
WHEN PRINT BLURs

irritable temper and general die.
comfort feeuit We positively cure
this condition with oar specially
ground Fiasscs schnchaFd Optical
Co. Eve Specialists. 1907 Second
av.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

strong constitution and detefml-
nation to live pulled him through.
and De IL noW thoroughly well again
pF Mason has offices Ia the Central
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
ALASKA OFFICIAL
LOSES HIS POSITION

department notified Supervising
Inspector John Bcrmingham, ~ San
Francisco. ~ Waiton'n removal
walton was "a one time stationed
a. Manila az head ~ the United
states transport service ne was
removed from that position ~
william N Taft shortly after Taft
became secretary ~ war Walton
Waa later feiustaied az captain 81
the transport Burnside, which post
be resigned 90 enter the inspection
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

BAN F1tANCiaCo. Apri s.--Ad-
Vices received here today are % the
effect that Captain Austin n Wal
ton. United States Inspector Of huila
at b. Michael. Alaska. has been
removed from the government serv-
Ice because 10 remained ia Alaska
two weeks after the date upon
which he had been ordered 90 sail
for San Francisco.
Gen. George uhler, head u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
WEALTHY MAN RECEIVES
A BLACK HAND LETTER

River streets tonight az ~ o'clock
or we viii not be roHp0uHibie for
what happens 70 yon. DO not TOT
the police or IL VIII be bad for you
From the Black Hand
The letter was decorated with q
skull and crossbouea and WAS wit
ten on a aoiled strip o. paper Butler
a. first believed tho miahiYc "a b. n
practical Joke. but today he became
alarmed aud turned u over 10 the
police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

ST. LOUIS No. April s-John
q. Milburn resumed hls argument
Tor the standard oi today ia che
government dissolution suit, and
spoke until noon This afternoon
the time Was allotted 60 Mofiix
nesenthal. the 81 COOS day lawyer
from Chicago, who ~ said 90 have
planned the defense He IL regard
"a az the Standards technical es-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

J g. Bloom and wife. from Den.
yer. are visiting Joe Bloom a, hls
Capitol Hlil mansion. Mr.. J. G.
Bloom. sho u the proprietor 81 the
largest retail 3ewclry establishment
Ia peuyef. expresses himself e. II
The opinion that Seattle has made
GrcAtcr proEreHa toward mrgFopoli
iauiau within tta last decade than
ang other city 81 the united States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

Or. James Tate MANou. cnuhfY
Jail physician. has returned % s..
attle ffnfn a trip 90 California aud
has resumed hia practice Or. Ma
son wsni south after ieasing the
hospital whore he had been for ssy.
eFai weeks following an operation
for appendicitis For several days
after TIE operation there waa little
hops ~ the doctors recovery. bat q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
Everett and EdmOnds


silis =, 5'1ae M snpi asliy Lssvs So
sunday, leave Seattle et 7lao a ~. ii
m END M. Leave Everett a eiit a
NJ I'D m ana Itt . M Sunday
leave kyereit 81 rs a. m. AIS y "a
ara ~ m. Single fare 10 hnoham.
hh 81 90 Round trip tila
Steamer citg ~ nvsrstt, coiuaan Doeh
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

NEW YORK. April The police
arc ondeayoriHg 10 find the Hondere
OF a BLACK Hand letter 10 James nut
ior "A wealthy Jersey city resident
Tho letter. which has been turned
over 60 The authorities. reads aa
follower
James Butler You are reported
20 be the wcalthioat man IA Jersey
CITY Leave 900 nt Newark and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
STANDARD DID NOT
SHOW WICKEDNESS

pert The attorneys informed the
court that they would complete the
arguments on Saturday M1buru
thla morning sought % prove that
there was no wiskeduess iu the de-
veiopment % the STANDARD. but that
iiH growth vas The result ~ the lass
~ supply and demand lie dwoif
upon the lntrieacica 81 pipe line
profits. asserting that ths profits
received by the STANDARD from pipe
lines we're paper profits only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

Looking for room7 Find Il
on page Q. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
WILLIE COMING HOME

VIEWPOINT. r. T. April Let
iers received today stated that VII
liam X Vanderbilt. Jr. had start
ed fof Tie United states. going from
Parts % Spain and thence 70 New
York. after having witnessed several
fishia o. the Wright aeropiano AZ
Pau
Mrs.. Vanderbilt viii remain
abroad. and q - stated that MsH
Herman oelrichs heF Sister. viii ~
20 Europe this summer.
The newspaper., 1909-05-28
NATIONAL APPLE EXPOSITION AT DENVER

1t was happy thought that
got the apple growers of the
State of Colorado started to pre-
pairing for a great National Apple
Exposition to be held in Denver.
At the meeting of the State
Horticultural Society held in
Denver in January of this year
the idea was suggested and from
that day to this the agitation has
been going on until now it has
assumed proportions undreamed
of at the beginning. Clinton L.
Oliver, of Paonia. who was
elected secretary of the society
at the annual meeting has been
devoting his time to the work
and now is able to announce that
the show is TO be given drring
the week of Dec. 9Th to 18th.
this year.
The Denver Chamber of Com
mere, and the Convention
League have given their endorse
ment and are arranging to give a
list of prizes that will not be
less than S25.0o0 and gives evil
dence of exceeding that figure
quite considerable amount. 1t
is presumed that $4,000 will be
secured in land prizes alone and
the balance will be in cash. cups.
The newspaper., 1909-05-28

the fruit grower himself there
will be no more important feat
ure than the joint meeting with
The Western Fruit Jobbers Asso-
citation which will meet in Den
yer during the same week. To
the grower looking for an i'm
proved market and better prices
the way is laid open for him to
receive the greatest increase in
price that would be possible in
any other way. All the exhibits
will be sold on the ground and
will realize to the owner more
money than they have ever re-
ceived for the same goods placed
on the market in the usual
manner.
What the Apple Exposition
will do for the grower can be
compared with what the Stock
Show does for the cattle inter-
ests and Colorado people know
what that means.
The Auditorium where the
Democratic National convention
was held has been secured for
this apple show. and right here
let US remark that considerable
thanks are due the Denver
organizations for the work they
are willing to do and the money
The newspaper., 1909-05-28
The Thanks Of an Editor.

The following editorial com
ment is taken from the kincaid
{ Kansas Dispatch:
We wish to thank the city au
thotities for quarantining me and
my family for two weeks because
one of the children had smallpox.
During that time my wife caught
up with her sewing undisturbed
by callers. We had three square
meals day. and no one came in
and my wife was not permitted to
go out. We enjoyed two weeks
of good, long nights sleep. and,
best of all, a cousin with four
children arrived to visit with u,
saw the sign on the door and lel,
town so scared that she will never
come back again. wish to
thank the city authorities and
hope they will think of our com.
forts some time again.
The newspaper., 1909-05-28

orchard machinery. spray chem
icals and nursery stock. The
cash prizes will range from
1000 for car lots down to the
small prizes for plates and even
single apples.
The Exposition will be the
greatest advertisement for the
states fruit growing possibilities
that has ever been attempted
and while this is one of the main
features we must not overlook
the fact that the educational side
will not be neglected. 1t is ex-
pected that the Fruit Growers
Conventions held during the
same week will be extremely i'm
portant and will be addressed by
the experts of the nation. To