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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
DEATH NOTICES

~~o~~Ns~~~~>~O~.~S ~rl~~s~N~~o~.~-~~-~
Hollstromr- Evelyn HoilE'rorn. two
months April so s0os East Union.
Rowers Bowers, Is. April IS. 5Bis
University boulevard
prown---Marsares Brown 50. April 80,
stsphans Infant stophanA one day.
April 30. 2ss2 10Th W
ninson--J Biuson. ~. April IS. City
Denny-M Denny. Sc. April 20. In this
dorham-Ida Gorham. as. Aprn 20. Az
nth n
weatherhy Msrgie weatherby. 90.
April ~, SSH Andeyer
Old Rainier hotel.
indbiom-Harry I4indblom. Il. April
30, King county hospital.
Roehester--Juiia Rochester, IL. May /,
Jims-H Jlms. about so. April 80, siiM
oreii-o. crell, IS, April 20, city hos
Rurke--Jessie Burke. SO. April as, Tit
Guy May Guy. five months, April So
WILKINS. wilkins. 60. May 1. 1901
Harvard n
Bishop--Julian Bishop. nine months
May I, si2 Fairview.
Kenyon
chapman Jennie Chapman, 70. May
g. b&09 Woodiawn nv.
Saunders saunders ~, May 4
near Green Lake station.
osborne Osborne 49, May .
Safg Eddy av.
chspin-LIllle Chaplin 10. May s. s2e
Cherry At
Tliicy-wAlter Tiiloy, I, May q Lake
Washington
Harris syivanus Harris. 81. MAY 3
i7as 18th s.
fudd--o Rudd. 20. May 2. King coun-
~ hospital
Lynn Lynn. IS. King county hos
pifal
Carey, Carey Sc. April 40, iOt N
Ssgh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
TO END DELAYS
IN CAR SERVICE

The Seattle Electric company
plans the Improvement % the BAL
lard Reach and Ballard Sloop car
lines by doing away with the de-
lays caused In crossing the Salmon
BAY trcAtle AZ Ballard A permit
was secured from the board Of pub
lie works this morning for the dou'
bic tracking Of the tresile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
SHERIFF SLAIN
BY AN INDIAN

LAKEPORT. Cal May 6-Arm.
ed posses are today searching
SCOTS valley Tor an Indian who
shot and killed sheriff George
Kemp. while Kemp was trying to
arrest him for alleged theft
After numbering the officer. the
Indian escaped into Scutts valley In
company with a half dozen indian
friends All are armed A battle
with the posse Ia expected when the
Indians are located
The owner OF the saddle which
the Indian was accused of stealing
was the only witness 70 the killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
WHATCOM SINGLE
MILLS CLOSING

BELLINGHAM. May e.--on Sat
urday night Il IL expected that not
less than 90 per cent of the shinRie
mills II this county will close down
until better prices are offered for
their products. At this time only n
few 81 the plants have closed. but
this Is because many Of the mill
men have Intended right along 10
stop the wheels on Saturday night
Il Is net thought that there viii be
any trouble Ia inducing almost all
the milf men 10 close The trouble
viii be. 4 IL feared. In keeping the
uiauts closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
AUBURN MAN Is
WANTED IN EAST

William Blodgett. for the last
few weeks resident Of Auburn,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Zimmerman upon tele,
gram from sheriff G. W Taft. u
Osweg0. n. y The telegram 10
the sheriff said that Blodgett was
wanted Ia 0swego upon an indict-
ment charging him with helping
prisoner 20 escape from grison.
Blodgett refused 10 discuss his
arrest further than 10 say that he
had been a police officer there
Blodgetg was released on bail pend
ing the arrival OF the New York Of
fircra.
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SPECIAL notice.

Thr Apostolic Faifh Hlssia, Z ~.
luH in nrH hHu at atf 49,. -
hrfHrru Second and rtifa
H1rfffH from Portland Nlssis.
Hffarnt nH H4n1HF and faIIarl. w X
in rtnnrffafir services ne s1|
..i..N eva he hsalta \. r
tlau and fhr baptism ~ ne ~. .sa
AeriinF rtefr Hifhf eFespi fsie.s., -.
Erhrimau = Wiison rafess..... =.
f9bbFfHl eirfpH ara door 1917 ~
rinify Main if7b. 100 iifi -
Mafhrf wants home f1f s@.
baby riut .Rhf eoaplsuonsd -
NlFheHf cash prize paid "a,
~ aN kinda Main 2eif Ai'aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
Why They Howl.

When ] WA in the East
met with many begging deryiahog
III thought they called them
bowling deryiahcn"
That's what they become
when you don't give them any
thing - MogFendorfef Blaetfer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
BED WITH
GOOD POINTS

The man shown In the photo.
graph IL raised hy a framework 81
bamboo and then laid on q row 81
seven bsyonetH A. Ions a. he doeh
not move be- Is not hurt. but the
slightest motion upon hts part
sends ghe sharp bayonat through
hla fleah Thih photograph was
taken lu Manipur. india, where
there are many such faklrs wh0
are trained from childhood up 70
DO anything hpf sufk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
BELLINGHAM ROBBER
ROBBED AS HE RAN

BELLtNGNAM. May b.---
Driven from enc house he was
attempting 70 enter, a thief last
night distracted pair Of trous.
ere containing a few dollars IN
money from the window % an
other nearby an he sped down
the street. Early this morning
n neiahbor sas ihs fellow AZ.
tempting 10 pry up a window
Of the &. c. Schumacher hame
on HIGH 81. She notified the
sehumaehers by telephone and
the thief, hearing noise In
aide, fled. But. not 10 be done
out Of his loot. as he passed the
house next door he glanced IN
the window, sa~ a pair Of trous-
era hanging on a chair within
reach. and snatehsd them al he
fled by. The owner swoks to
find his trousers and - miss
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
eITUATtons vIANrrn-re....s'
HELP WAN rsp-nAlr-

WAITED. PUPILS 70 take AN.
CHAN pi9f ballroom dancer ana inrirr.-1
q the world. wiii give ore rfirats -.
4nd fIE class lessons Tor The mai -
u g. co. This offer gosd for 81 -
only Glasses every Friday eysriaf y 4
private lessons ~ appointment Bnaets.
academy a. Labor Temple Hirsf -
University o. Both phones. rts,ess..
phann. Ina = anlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
NEW SAFES COMING

y. =. Purcell. manager Of the
Purcell Safe company. said today
that the tao safes recently pur-
chased hy the cts from his efsm.
pany will arrive Ia the city shortly.
and VIII at once be installed In the
Central building. where they VIII
be used for protecting valuable
city records The safes cost the
city Sc 400 and are the finest types
III the modern buFgiarproof safes
manufactured by the Herring Hall.
Marvin Safe company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
THE SEATTLE STAR

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BIRTH NOTICES.

-~s~g~l~~1~-~-~-~-~s>~~~~ ~~-s@-e~N~-~-r~N-~~rs
Rosart--To the wife q a. itoeart. ssis
fshoW--To the wife Of y. shoW. Pacific
hospital April -. son.
Won 0ahren-fo the vile o. T. Won
Dansn--To the wife 81 a. Damn. 1925
Stnth. Aprsl IL daughter
Wsg~rt--To the wtfe ~ n WiHeFt. 1as0
X siet Aprii T. e daughter
9iibert---To the wlfe % c. Gilbert
iese spring place. Al ffi e. son
Hyding~-Tp the wife Of ,. hyding. lkee
Terry, April y. san -
Eas, spruce April -. son.
pokk~na--ro the wife Of o. Dokkenh.
SO y T5ih. April 20. son
Welts-Te the wife Of G. Wells. iszt
IT, n Aprli 90 a son,
nerx-To the wife of A. Borg. tist
let y W. April "a. daughter
rarner--To the wife o. z Turner. sI1s
18th " W. April 81. dauEhter-
padaineham--To the wife % G. Wad-
bingham. city. April ~. a daughter.
Niller--To the wife % w. Miller. city,
April 20 daughter
bowman Drive. April %. a son-
Sifnpson--To the wife 81 r. simpson.
figs ssrd AZ. n. April 70, son.
Iohnson--To the wife % y. Johnson.
atso East Pine. May /. daughter.
Rederssrom-~T the wife 81 O. Solder
sireu, sTss Main e.. April Is, daWgh-
Lupess-ro the wife Of r Lupcss. 1871
2oth s. April 80. . daughter
Rubsnstein--ro the wife Of J, Ruben
stain III ffth a.. April 20. son.
Keef--To the wife OF w. Kecf. ESQ
Roren ~ April "a son.
AIbee-To the wife % J, Aibee. stth
IS w. April ~. son
Nordskoe-To the wife OF A. N0rds-
kog agio Boyieson ~. May I. n daughter,
Maple-To the wife Of H. Maple. s1s,
Walnut W. May 4. a son.
Br0Wn--Tu the wife of s, brown. 1854
5fst g. April 81 son.
city. April ~, q daughter.
ShnutH-To the wife % +. ShmutE
if2s asth MAY g. a daughter.
Brokfield--To the wife Of II. Rrok-
field. tiiS Z. Terrace. Apfii a. daush-
ter
FcrEuson-ro the Wife 81 c. Ferguson
baof Phinney. May 4 daughter,
Churchili--To the wife Of J. Churchill
aAnn anth Ami % n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
Everything Is Settled Now
as Far as Company Is
Concerned Despite the
Wishes OF Patrons.

Under the terms OF a permit
granted by the board Of public
works. the Madison 81 cable Tine
question was definitely settled.
The board granted the Seattle
Electric company % permit allowing
the reconstruction OF IT. cable line
from the power house 60 Broadway
for elccirificauon. A week ago "a
similar permit was granted for the
liberalization ~ the line from the
power house 60 the lake.
In connection with these permits.
General Manager Potter ~ the :. u.
CO. announced this mornlnE that
the identification OF the line rom
the lake 90 broadway was definitely
determined upon.
Build Power House.
He said the electric company
would build power house az spring
and Tenth for the operation OF the
cable from broadway down 90 the
water front. The electric cars VIII
make connection with this cable at
broadway. and then turn up Broad
way and SO 10 the James g. power
house.
The total cost OF the chanEc VIII
aggregate between 100000 and
$500. 600. and win be completed "a
five or six months, Eighteen new
cars have been ordered for the clvc-
tric iine.
As result 81 this action on the
part q the board and the $. p Co.
the conference between special conn
mittees 81 the city council and the
organizations o. patrons % the cable
line and the officials ~ the 5. y.
Co. called for tonight IN the coun-
eli chambers win no doubt resolve
itself Into an indignation meeting.
S. +. Co. officials have not sienified
their intention ~ being present. and
as the patrons Of the line have gone
on record as being unalteTably OPP
posed 10 any plan looking 90 even
a partial ciectrificatlnn Of the line
the men who gather in the council
chambers tonight win no doubt con-
slider ways and means ~ holding
M the deal arranged for under
sAe permit granted today
No Franchise Objection.
Superintendent Of Public utilities
Valentine stated at the board meet
ms today thar there was nothing
in the franchise under which the
Madison cable line Is operated 20
prevent complete or partial
cicctrification Of the line.
Councilman Joe Schlurnpf Of the
Third ward. which Is vitality inter
ested In the change. Is looking M
this phase OF the question today. He
stated that II The eieetrificasion was
to finally 40 through. he would In
sist upon some measures being
taken at the junction point at
Broadway for the protection Of
those transferring at that point from
the elements
The general public is Invited %
attend the conference tonight The
committees named TO take the mat
ter up are Counc,lmsn Schlumpf
Weaver and Sawyer from the eoun-
ell and A. 7. Mitten. r. y. Heussy.
James Kiefer. George r Wright and
o. G. McGiivra. representing the
Madison cable line patrons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
WATER SHUT OFF.

. water VIII BE- shut OF on
. summit av n. from y Denny !
= way % ThumaH H., on satur-
q dag. May z. 1919. from ? d. m.
= until q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

N4N~~N4o-~e~4O~NN~sN
BurTERwORrH a SON Professional
Directors and Licensed Emhalmers. 1921
LIST. opp. Moore theatre Both phones ss9
Bonney- Watson Co. Funeral Directors
Third ay. ane University. Both phones Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06

BELLINGHAM. May g-Halleys
comet was visible from Bellingbam
this morning. sky gazera getting a
vlew OF the body about 3 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06

Colo watch Rob. % VI ,r.>>s
can naiu s1te Rsrard of,sr.s iiae
TnE a r. Rrgga VAN ass4.
Ahb ctitE 30. fHc 1873 tEn "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-06

infsrffats IntfodBcinE ssciaty "a, =.
spectacle people ONLY HEfftRsr
"a EHfA0E AGENCY May @es ~.
members References given ana ~
maudsd Personal lntroaucfisns Has.
m 70 .. m., Hauazs \
ffuded May paper lee Bon I'll :.
attic office f2-ts YeudonH Hots.. M
Firft av.
YoanE man wanted. about ~ O.
years q age. who "a capAhls ailiiar "a
hustler Must be wiiilng = a. 90
work collect. etc, and have Herls krsvE
edge ~ atenoEfaphY and typewrlfirH I
good chance for Advancement 81 =
week 60 start. with good chanees III -
"a adFauceusut % the riEnt party A.
dress f-iee. care star
MEs f0f Womsnl. 81 a day. ssr1 !
year raising mushrooms in ceiiars ghea
boxes. etc big market free ilisssrs.g
booklet Hiram Barton. West asa =
Nsu York
Seattle Automobile srko0i--essess
rates given until June Jet. day and nlyN
classes Practical teachers Raae -
sons en- ap-ta-date machines zfe nrcsk
Nay. near Yssier Maln 1870.
WASTED--xsn ana sornsn ie iszss
the barber trade. Complete cgrfns ,Fss
Wages PAID You While learning LArrse
school in the vest Call Or writs ta
particulars
HATIcNAL BARBER COLLEGE
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what Is hard luck'g"
"A combination Of iaKIness and
bad Judgment Cleveland Leader
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WANTEo-REAL ESTATE.

A Groom modern bungalow ~ "
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GAINS.
HIRAM A. PRATT,
MADISON TO MERCER SPEClA Lisi'
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HELP WeHTEp-FEN,IT~
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Naira lu fHlH column are ! eanf -,
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fHEE 10 inFodues se.g -,
shorthand. G trial lessons pnsy sH
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t9t tuion uf ''eAps,
Kodak asteloping rec . roI. a. -
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take care ~ zgear-oid fhfid go.
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SArIosAL nARnER COLLEGE


FREEi FREE FRET
Barber trade taught fires 10 mes "a
women. Tools furnished Expert Il,
afracf4on. constant practice EtkEds
BARBER college, igf first AZ. &
-Four saiesfneu 20 help sell AID fk<1
necessary Must be Isobsr and feilEAl4
and siilinR to hufis Expenses ~
transportation paid. Birmingham Exzf
Co. 1e11 Bond a.. Everett
Wanfe - hustler TO take charge
ors % our additions. You can man
ttaQ Per month. Experience nos nhue<
aaFf See Z. ID HflimAn. rooEa !. Tlzs
ni6K End floor
want re men AZ oncs 20 cut hTust =.
wood tsse day. Also inisiiir4nf nd
20 shos land. fl5e mouth Wasi -
salesman speaking all Scandinavia -
EuaSrs See Bennett az wharf al Brsa'
gFfa.W today
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For Rent-By owner. modern 49, 49,
house. full concrete basement iss--t
trays; In paved district splendla
Lake Washington and mountains
minutes from Pioneer Square lhyu'f
lioi s6th av.. corner spring So
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ErpeFifnesd Firl 'of coobias s1T =
sral hopsesorh Cedar sss isai q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-27

~Chamberlain's Cough Remedy "As
hecome famous for It's cures OF
coughs. colds. Group and inliuehza,
Trv il when in need. II contains no
harmful substance and always siNe
prampt relief. Sold by all drossi4'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-27

tered and the party proceeded from
that time on into this city without
further remarkable incident. From
Roosevelt to this city. Mr.. Westgard
states. he encountered the best road
he has found west Of Chicago. He
will recommend TO the United States
public roads bureau of the depart
ment of agriculture. of which he Is a
commissioned officer. that attention
be given to about 200 miles of the
road over which he had to pass in
coming from Albuquerque to Fort
Apache. He believes that with the CO.
operation of the Arizona territorial
government that a road which would
be of the best could easily be con
structed and that this section could
then boast of as good roads as are to
be found in the country.
The party will remain in Phoenix
at least over today, and if the. condi-
ton of Mrs. Westgard will permit Will
proceed tomorrow via the way OF
Parker to Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. President G. Purdy Billiard OF
the Maricopa Automobile club visited
Mr.. Westgard last evening and as
sured him OF the welcome of the or
g%anization he represents and of the
public OF Phoenix. owing TO the con-
dition of Mrs. Westgard. it is not
likely that the entertainment afforded
the party by local enthusiasts will
take on any resemblance of a recep-
ton or banquet, although this was at
first considered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-27
THE "LAUNDRY or QUALITY"
THE IMPERIAL LAUNDRY CO.,
ALBUQUERQUE, N, M.

euyer years IT also aecontuates the
serious shortage ~ regular army Of
Ulcers, If, however, tina national
matches required the services OF
twice as many Officers aud enlist
ment from the regular army. to cons
duet them. their value us a military
feature 10 the country would he well
worth the expenditure,
By next year the government or
the United states will possess a rifle
range of sufficient size and equip
mont 10 take care of the national
matches, 1t is constructing q new
range near sparta, Wisconsin, IN eon-
nection with the artillery range there
ana on this range the national
matches Ccn be accommodated. IL
rs doubtful however, whether the
National Rifle association matches
could be shot there as there VIII
probably be only one bank of tar
gets, fifty in number, SO that only
one stage Of one match could be shot
at a time At Camp Perry with Its
equipment oi more THIN two hundred
targets 1t Is possible TO shoot several
matches simultaneously. The ma
tional guard ~ not partial to the idea
OF going e. Sparta. which Is not nc
| cessible to civilization New York
expects to have its range completed
by 1912 and " Il invites the tourna-
ment n viii be a formidable bidder.
-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-27
The ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER e. 1e1o.

uppercut with his left 60 the jaw and
q moment later sent the same glove
to the face. Moran was scoring clean
liz and had the better Of the round.
Round Nelson forced the fight
ing, landing right and left on the
face. They hattled, head To head,
Moran II anything, having the better
Of the exchanges. Moran made Mel
sen vince. sending several rights ia
quick succession to the face. Moran
round,
Round S-Atter half a minute of
desolutary exchanges Nelson forced
his man to break ground by shooting
in several rights and let's 70 the body
and face, He went right after his
man, but Moran scored constantly
with we'll timed right aud left hooks
to the face. one OF which an but clos
ed Nelson's left eye. Moran's round
Round 9-Nelson opened the round
FUN OF fight, a short right swing
reached the Briton's jaw and soon al
tcrward q straight lett found the
mark. The men continued ~ fight
close, Moran sending straight right
and left punches 70 the face that car-
ried plenty of power behind them,
Again Moran had the better OF the
round.
Round t0-The usual close range
rally ended. during which both land
ed some telling punches. The round
was rather tame. neither man having
an advantage.
Round l1-Neithtr man appeared
20 he in distress at this stage OF the
contest. Then Moran suddenly shot
a vicious right flush to the Jaw ana
Nelson went down for the count. with
blood streaming from his mouth.