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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
FIVE D|v0RCE9
GRANTED BIl
Sensational HoIlber, :
Disposed ? of by 6i|
Decree TO WiT
RELIGIOUS BELIEF ID
CAUSE OFl
Touching Tale Of Ill.1
Is Told by Dess,
Husband. Z

Five divorces were arar,
Morse Friday afternoon i
weekly divorce call. IT,
cided the sensational div,
Louie Hollbcrg against C,hs,
berg, which has been on
all week, and gave Mrs. II,
vorce on The ground of
The allegations Of crucItv
hoIlbTg wero disregarded 1
Judge Morse also awa,1'
custody of their younoes,
gave the father the cus,.
oldest, which is n boy. y|
was also allowed S25 pcr uo,
and $50 as attorneys fesr
Difference in religions hal;
interference on the part ~
Of the defendant appears /.
the cause of the Separation
Of Ernest M. Staley and III,
The husband told Judos /
his wife s mother starfsd
between them by insisfipo :
the church to which his T;f
lie refused to. do this. an5
time on he claims chat n
would have nothing mon I
him, and finally succeede1 /;
his wife TO leave him, a.
ing al Las Vegas. Nes. Al 81
trouble started, and ssaley a.
his wife finally told him 10 {
that she would uevey Gye|
again. He came to Salt LAX,
wrote her, asking her to con
she refused to do 50, and {
get divorce. They wefa
Las Vegas oa October q, n
trouble between them d
March, 1908. They have one
is in the custody Of Gid
Las Vegas, Staley was
vorce on the ground Of deb
Morris Set Fn|
W. C. Morris was grani|
from Leviua G.. Morris On
of desertIon. They were nd
city on January |, 1891.
stated that his wife dese|
December %. 1908. They b
and the court ordered th1
should have its custody
Of the time and the md
mainder.
Cruelty, desertlon and
are the grounds upon viii
Cune was granted a divore
McCune. They were MAJ
Lake on March ., 1907. AMI
ed by Mrs. McCune that
deserted her in March, ~
since that time has faile|
her. Prior to the deser
clared that he frequently
drunk and pulled her HAN
her face. In addition to
she was allowed to resum
name. Elsie Abramson.
Margaret Pickett was
vorce from John II. Pic
grounds OF cruelty and
They were married in CD
vcmber 10. 1885. and Mrs.
fed that since October, u
band had failed to supp
also said that he often a
money, and when she d
threatened to kill her, 4
awarded the custody OF
child,
Contest Over Oh
Hebcr c. Jarman made
secure the custody of ons|
dren. who is now with her 4
X. Jarman, whom he is
vorce on the grounds Of
inddelity. lie fled a mo-
asking to be awarded IL
the child, for the reason
was not 4 fit person TO
told Judge Morse that bis
care for the children, q
had given one of them au
Belts. He also said tls
took the child into saloo
her beer to drink,
Mrs. Jsrman denied all
mcuts OF her husband and
the reason she gave the
was because he failed 10
Judge Morse refused 10 avn
to Jarman, and granted th
Mrs. Jarman for temponI
pending the hearing Of a
the sum of S25 per month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Loses Leg Under Train

Mike Rokas. Greek section hand o,n-
ploycd on The Denver & Rio Grandr rail
road at Mounds, Utah. while attenintinr
.o cross between two cars of FREIGHT
train No 13S. fell under the train. which
started 10 move and had his riyhi lee
cut OF Friday afternoon. He vas re-,
where lie is said 10 he In n critical con : ,
dillon. 'oil-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
BIBLE CLASS HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING

The Young Peoples Bible class OF the
rlrSt Methodist church held a BANQUET
Friday evening. which was greatly en-
joyed by those present. An elahorat,
dinner was served by Mrs A. NJ Wal
den. Tho decorations were In rcd and
white. '''
An original reminiscent poem was rc-
cited by Mrs j.. q. Ice. q former teacher
OF tho, Bible class. and speeches were
made by ~. >. Peters. 4. G., Wherry, A.
secretary Of the Y. W. e. A. r.. K. FIsEn
and John II, Pape, the present teacher
OF the class.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!

The advertising curtain at the Grand
thcater is owned by the undersigned, d,
and all amounts are payable to me for
advertising space,
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Former price of hats Is entirely dis.
regarded at our Great Sale TODAY. Hats
usually sold from SO to SIS for ST o.
Mchcsy's, 1876 Main street.
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DROP IN BUTTER.

Two pounds bcst creamery butter
'5c, New Market Co, 300 East Sec.
oud South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
DROP IN BUTTER.

Two pounds best creamery huttcr
Zoe. New Market Co, 200 East See.
ond South. w
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After, the matinee drop in The New
Louvre S pretty little tea room for a cun
OF nice tea or chocolate aud French
pastry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

Elk's California Excursion
February s. Cheapest excursion of the
year. See or write a. w. Raybould
Elks' club, Salt Lake.
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George F. Busch,

Public accountant, auditor, systema-
tizer. Room 422 Judge Bldg. Office
phones: Ind, 1870; Bell, Main 1888; Res
phone, Boil, Main 201S.
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Meet your friends at the New Louvre.
Finest luncheons and dinners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Tn The business heart.

Former Good Templars and any inter.
eStcd IN the work of the order arc re.
qncstcd TO call on or send their adj.
dresses to NJ. Russell. 6l3 Tcmplctop
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

The New Louvre is equipped TO serve
hanqucts and private dinners, large or
small, on short notice.
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Carnations

Pink. and white Enchantress, 75c
dozen All other varieties. 80 cents.
Sanders Granger Floral CO.
$50 So. Main. Van Dyke Drug Store
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

After the matinee drop in the New
Louvre S pretty little tea room for 4 Gun
OF nice tea or chocolate and French
U9StrN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

Absolute disposal of 100 hats, ire
spective of original cost, for Sl.95 tc
day At Mchesy s, l56 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
s'Carnanons

Pink and white Eecsa,1
dozen. All other vars!Ie
Sandcrs-Grapgel t'''
$50 So. Main, Van DJN n
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j . II K E N T ,

Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
IS West end South street. Phone ia
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Midgley-Bodel Company's g

Midgley-Bodel Company's
Immense stock Of first class pictures,
frames, mouldings, wall paper, etc, at
greatly reduced prices. Must vacate
by February l. Bring your pictures
for framing
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Follow the crowd to ine ,
the prettiest place wesE %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

Harry J. Robinson, attorney at law,
804-5 judge Bldg, Phones 3270 and 1906.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

The table d 'hotc dinners at the New
Louvre arc the finest in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

Every hat genuine bargain ut our
great Sl,95 hat sale today. Mchcsy s,
l56 Main street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

The New Louvre has the best cuisine
and service i'll this city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

Tribune Want Ads.
oel Main 1900. Independent $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22

DROP IN BUTTER.
Two pounds best creamery butter
75c, New Market Co, 500 East Sec
oud South
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ARCHITECT.
toom 90. Newhouse Bldg.
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The. New Louvre is equipped TO serve
banquets and private dinners, large or
small. on short notice
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-01
La semana santa
en- AguadiNa,
Los actos religiosos prescri
tos por el ritual fueron
celebrados con toda la
solemnidad.
El Sr. D. Luis A. Torregrosa ha
sido nombrado alcalde de
aquella ciudad.
De nuestro Corresponsal

Mario 3d. Las fiestas de sema-
ma santa celebradas en- nuestra igle-
sia parroquial llevaronse a efecto en-
todas sus parties congran solemnidad
81 bien no estuvieron tan concurridas
como otros amos. La proseci6n Sc veri
Ific6 ncorriendo las GALES de costum-
bre, reinando en- la misma, ell mayor
orden y compostura.
Desde el sabado de gloria, Sc en-
cuentra en- este hacienda las delicias
del pdblico aguadillano, ell circo
"Japones" donde figuran los nom
brsdos acrobatas japoneses hernia
nos Kawamura ell tan justamente ce
lebre clown 'Pepito' q. han sido muy
bien acojidos por ell pdblico, pues
habiendo venido tan solo por tres
funciones, llevan dadas cinco;
es por demas, las entradas tan hume
losas que dicho circo tiene en- cada
funci6n.
Esta noche debutara en- nuestro
salon teatro la compania dramatica
do Evangelina Adams, poniendo en-
escena la bellfsima comedia en- tres
actos, de Echegaray "Caridad" V CO.
mo pieza final "Hijo ,inica' ell un
acto.
Dicha compahia, una vez termina-
da la function, saldra por trcn noctur-
no para Arecibo, donde dara una fun
ci6n, retornando ell viernes para dar
su segunda de ahono.
Han sido nombradoS Enumerado-
res del cenSo varioS amigos nuestros.
Ha sido nombrado alcaldc munich |
pal de Aguadilla, el Lcdo. Ell farma-
cia Sr. Luis A. TorregroSa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-01
"EUTERPE"
MZAR De MUSCA De JOSE LAZA 7 Co.

Grandes exstencias de Instrumentos para BANDAS
yoRQUESTAS; taes-como Flautines Fautas TerceroIas
Paseslets Requntss CsriRetes Obees Savsnes Fagote
Correctness Csrneas 0Bevenes BsrtOpoS Bonbardinos
IrOnbones B.os de METAL Voli1es Vi.ss Guitsrrs Isu
aes BaaeurEias Mandslnas VolencelIss Banos Xeonos
1ubeeneS Contrabajes Paos Redobantes Bonbos Trian
gulsS, PanderetsS Castalueas.
REPRESENTATIVE exclusive nara toda Ia IS1A
de los famosos PIANOS AMERICANOS de CARL FIS
CHER de New York Especiaidad en- PIANOS ALEMA-
NES REPRESENTATIVES, de las excelentes GUITA
KKAS Sevanas de Francisco Diaz Garcia las que mas
fama gozan ell mundo
AGENTES de la CENTURY EDITION: Obras para
PLANO VIOLIN MANDOLINA al infmo precio de
lo CENIAVOS EJEMPLAR (Pida Catalogo de ellas
ACCESSORIES EN- GENERAL
can JUAN fuerto hico Box 216 Gale de la Cruz No
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cAMB|O De NOMbRE.
Un acuerdo del concejo
municipal de Cayey.
Avsrias Gales de aquelIa ciudad
los han SidO Cambiad0 suS
nOmbres.

Ell concejo municipal de Cayey,
IA una Gle sus Ultima session firm6
la siguiente resoluci6n, de cuyo
acuerdo Sc levant6 la correspondent
te acta:
"A propuesta del alcalde Sr. Al
fonso G. Aguero, fu; acuerdo una
mime del concejo, designar para 10
successive con los nombres de Corcha-
do, Palmer, Baldorioty de Castro,
Betances, Nuhez Romeu, Lucia Vaz-
quez, Muhoz Rivera y General Con-
treras, las Gales denominadas hoy
de San Jose, San Juan, Tamarindo,
Rosario, San Isidro, Alfonso XII,
San Antonio y Santa Elena, por el
6rden siguiente;
San Jose, Manuel Corchado;
San Juan, Santiago Palmer; AL
fonso XII, Nunez Romeu; San
ia Elena, Munoz Rivera; Tama-
rindo, Baldorioty de Castro; San
1sidro, Betances; Rosario, Lucia
Vazquez; San Antonio, General
Contreras.
Esta idea-dicen-responde a un
sentimiento popular, para perpetuar
la memoria en- este pueblo de Illus
tres patriotas puertorriQuehos; y de
aqueuos que, como ef Sr. N1nez
-Romeu, Sra. Lucia Vaquez y Gene
|1ral Contreras, les debe el pals un re-
cuerdo grato y profundo; ell primero
y la segunda en- 10 locally ell tercero,
por su alteza de miras y noble pro-
ceder en- Ia epoca del componte, de
triste y dolorosa recordaci6n para
los puertorriquenos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-01
GRATIS A LOS
HERNIOSOS.
Un SsaeIlIo Metods que ha curadoa cientos
de psrsenas sin doIor. sin Peliero. sin mps-
dir et tralalo J sin ninguna psrdlda do tempo
A TODoS Sc OFRECE UN
ENSAYO GRATIS.

Ia hsrnia fouehrafurs' eHT,hl1 sin npersrIsu.
dOioT. peii;ro pfrdldA de tenpB tgenio deciro IS
Curabls. no ouslemos dar { eEiend.- cue Ia cue5rz-
dnra paede cnesmente reienrre reTo cue Sc efectea
ma curs que 10 permttra Va &C guitar al b-ASuefo
A In De oouSencer vd .u- snixOs heTrio.os
de Gue nuesuo Dcscuonn-ntn ei~rttvscente puede
cETr. e pcdmOs 6e sace- rTueos4 que no re
costarz nada vd Una cura sSniacs 10 cessci6n
De iooo sufrimento 10 creeniento notable de- vigor
nssoo mental In farutsd De gOTS d. nucyO las de-
CiAs de 10 vida nncho anOs De bi..s-tsr de satts
'krci6a shadides yica- Le oirecem0s Nd Srz-
iuiiAEenfe una uu.s;rz de uuest-o rratariento que
ks cu-aoo 20 cses;o- eAsoS
No nAnde Sc dInero s-Apseleois Hsn.-t el cupon
stslo. adiQueSe u astraCsJu Ia posrin de "a cue
hrk6urn devulivanUS s~te rup6l No drscuide nj
yur soso da impo7rznte zsaElio. ui eJatnas
toe v ccrUnes
EstA cterTA Is ia mss equita;ivs q. tsn8s &c haya
kecks t01oe io Que psfecc1 de b.-8s croeSGn sp-o
yecha-ia in.etaiEmes,e
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Cuando termina el plazo del campeonato.

3 campeonao empezaa conarse dede ell 10 de Julio de 909
termnara ell 10 de Julio de 1910.
4 Los debn de 1000 paabras
pedn escos pueroqunos RESIDENCES en- a era de ella
autor puede en ampeonato cuenos tai
de que paSen de cuatro.
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"El primer cuentista puertorriqueho.

entendo estabece po La Correspondence
Rico trante ser ella defenddo
Eel primer uenta puertoquno Sendo de adver que tuo
primer puo camponato conservado haa anto
satisfaction de LA Correspondenca
arrebaado por otro campe6n
SOFIA Correspondence pubcara medda que los vsya recbiendo
odos los que e remidos para campeonato.
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Lo que LA Correspondence" en- 10 possible, espera.

ooendo de los otos LA Correspondence estmular
este gnero erao sno esuo de vida regional espn
da nataeza Dos pugo da patria dao
autoles que clio peca concin
trabao magnatvos vida pueroueha bao odos los
tos ella puede ofrecer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-01
Bases generates del concurso in
te]ectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
SOS y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchos,
esperando turno de publication,

a aCoepondenca ama hay Puerto Rico ngenios capes
proury han oduo s obras eaa todo los gneros
Fdose especamnte denomnado literature Caste
llama cueno LA Correspondence deea poba pueden producr
mtrio en- la a obeto ecdo po medic de
esas neas u cameonao ca decda ca
del cueno de merito puertorriqueno.
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En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos viejos a
81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-01
Formation del jurado.

6o 10 de Abr de 1910 LA Correspondenca aba pe6cs
formation de urad pvo estudo de los cuenos decda
ca de mas mero unador La Correspon
den pubar Is da de anticipation esa fecha a de %
30 nome RESIDENCES Ia a formar
petene urado cacaor de los Ell ebo constra que
cad mdo Correspondence enve nota do
doce nmbes de vote agrado omacp
do Eta votadn determna de los 2o 30 nobres de is
doe qedan desgnados los auto de candidates
ado De doce candidates La Correspondence egnaA
los de voto hayan obndo que
da ormad ado cafcado del de de LA Co.
spondenca de Puerto Rico rado constuo ecbra II de
Julio 1910 onjuno de que hayan concdo ampeonao
10 de 1910 dcho uado dara veredcoy LA Corepon
dena puma de auto tontlenda.
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Nonedas de ore Califernias

&c 80 sentavos. Is centavos SLO0 y
t22 &c renta eu Ia Joyeris de F.
h1HRHAHN. kan jcss ID
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Los cuentos deben ser intditos.

LA Coespondenca ofrece pma de vencedor
peonatoy bece evar aelane mo las guntes bases
loLos que emos La Correspondence para omar
parte campeonato dben o escrs as ases
" Para d compeonato de "La Corespoadenca'.
2ol cuntos deben sctos autores nonb
en pados Pero desearea aquo pubco nonbe 10
advean ndcando peeud6nmo que ean para pubcdad Ell
riodco debe de todos modos e nombre del
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

Everybody likes mystery. and the
more we're fooled the better W. like
o. That's the reason that Alblni.
iiiusionist. Top ilnc feature at the
Majestic this week. scores such a
hiL u took Europe and Asia 70
equip Alblnfs ms story shop and Il
takes an American audience to APP
prcclate H. Tho program is chang
"a every performance.
George De Noy o. Just a. nice and
taking as hts Ffrnchy sounding
name euKEpEts Now. how euuid "a
fuumakrr carrying De" a. a handle
to his name BE- any thing but pleas
ms IN a sort 81 dclieatrsacn way 2
The two charming Dayton sisters
accompany ne Nuy offering unusu-
al features On singing and dancing
The entire number in unique
Then comes an exceptionally good
lot ~ athletics by thc >Seott broth
crs. - Europv. whose chief stunt is
"igop- the loop" neuiah Dallas.
with pretty voice and ample fig
ure. pleases with the always popu-
lar raE time songs. and IL 20 pleas
Ink that sire has Go give three en-
coFaa
The sketch % the hiil IL put on hy
Estslie Wordette and Thomas Rus
sell. who give tho numerous sklt. a
Honeymoon IN the CAukllla~ Geo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

II people don't think they're "rct-
ting their moneys worth" this week
at thc fantagos itH because they
want too much for their moncy.
that's an
Sophie Tucker hoadiuer tho or.
lElnal .coon shoutor." O. thore with
the shout Sho'H rvorywhore.
Sophie would attract attention In an
institution for The deaf This h. her
t'fHt VISIT 20 Seattle. and shp'u well
come
Christine fiin and her fellow play.
ere come again in Miss uuIa own
sketch % Italian Hfc. called "Fntr O.
The excellent playing relieves tho
gloom or the tragedy that might be
oppressive u less ably done
me eternal Juggling number gains
now fiEht 20 Immortality la tho
Ihfee Jusrllng Millrrs. who have
original stunts Ia club work Then
There ia George DAY, whom every.
body liked ID he h. rat grorrc'a
parody SONGS were IA scream
Tho Thought trausfereucs work of
Nine Nnueig and hrr husband h
pronounced the best 81 ita kind
ever done al the Pantagcs Mons
a%incis passes through tho audience
asking questions about arttrlea
handed o. him. which tho madame
answers correctly.
Helen Lowe makes good. na usltai
w her delightful singing and tha
Marinu frothers satisfy the never
dyinE thirst ~ an audience for ac.
fohattc stunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

lime tell iiis leading man Templar
SAKE ia quietly helpful. and his
ltAdlng woman. Adele Blood h pose
srsHod ot grrat beauty Witch almost
makes one forget her very good act-
inN
James Thornton ip hack again. lie
gives "a medley ~ bis own aang hitH
and prvcrdcs u with running fire
uf hlgh elHas comedy duipN aamr 20
which ho has retained from his for-
mcr rrpcrtoiroa. but Nll ~ which are
marked hy trans fnotliEht laughter
Mr. Thornton lH one III cue best llt-
tlc entertainers
ApAnlc.a Circus o. cute and inter-
estinw ANA strong feature Tor our
future presidents ana sufrrancttca
There arv little trained bears. and
httle trained monkeys. and little
trained dogs and q lot 90 apparatus.
and d. minutes 30 good comedy Tor
ihe little Folks in front
There are two pictures onv very
interesting and one very cad. The
latter Be- The Comcdy film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
A NICE FAT JOB
FOR SIR CASPAR

NEW YORK. june rs Sir Cas-
par Purdon Clarke. FOR several years
director % the Metropolitan ma.
scum % art 10 preparing 10 assume
the duties OF honorary European
correspondent Of the museum. fol
iowlng the acceptance OF his realg
nation by tho board Of trustees 81
The Institution He will receive the
amount 81 his 1910 salary aud a
pension ~ ts.00e per year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
$4,000 SHAWL
is RETURNED

The $4,000 shawl which Mrs
Anna Wort. 70 years old. claimed
that Mrn Anna kraune had stolen
from her has been returned 10 Mrs
Wert'R daughter al skagwAy and
she Nill withdraw the grand lar
ceny complaint she nwore TO
against Mira. Krauae The shawl is
an heirloom 500 years old. and the
alleged theft came about ia an
effort on the part OF Mrs KfnuHc
20 sell n for Mrs Hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28
PARR MUST WAIT
FOR HIS 500, 600

WASHINGTON. y g.. June 2S
Owing 10 the fact that only $4,000
rs In The governments molcty fund.
Richard rarr. who was awarded
500. 600 for discovering the ffaudu
lent underwelghing OF the sugar
trust at New York. viii have TO
wait until the next session OF con.
gresa 10 secure the full amount
due him The $4,000 probably
viii be turned over 90 rarr within
few days The remainder Of the
award viii be- apportioaed b. con
gross at the next session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-28

~ .,uff AZ che Orphrum
vs. 4 warth while R''" ''''''
r. ..,3eflf isn't .t
IA rrshrss. swedish AlN.
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WOmen's Night Gowns

Made Of nainsook and cambria in high neck
slip-over style and Empire effect yokes are
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Matched Sets

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HOPE BOOTH
is DIVORCED

NEW YORK. June 2s An inter
locutoy decree OF divorce granted
TO Reynold Wolff from Hope Booth
Wolff. an actress. ia recorded ia the
supreme court today on the stage
Mira Wuiff n known aa Hope Booth
Hope llooth played IN Seattle at
the orphoum theatre two years ago
IN a comedy sketch.