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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
FIFTEEN BROTHERS
AND SISTERS SEE
HER Welded
Bride Thirteenth Of the Sixteen
Children to be Mated; Some
Have Families.

PRESTON, It.. Nov. 4.-The mar
rage of Miss Minnie Mohr to Neils
Bredall at the home of the brides
parents, two miles west of here,
calls attention to notable family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohr are the parents
of 16 children, all of whom are liv-
ing and were present-eight boys
and eight girls. of whom the bride
is the youngest. Twelve of the chill
dren (not including the one just
wedded) are married and have fam
lilies, the grandchildren numbering
|29.
Mr.. Mohr was born in German
and came to this township when
young. He is IS years old. Mrs.
Moohr is of German parentage, but
was born in Illinois and Is So years
| old.
A family reunion was held and a
group picture of the 16 children and
their descendants was taken.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
BATTLE between THE
ENGLISH and PERSIANS

The conflict is expected by diplo-
mats here to result In serious diff
ficulties between England and Rus
STA over the latter's attempt to OBJ.
tain the port on the Indian ocean,
1t is predicted that Germany and
France also will be drawn into the
struggle.
A considerable Russian force is
in Persia, and in the event of Brit
ish success 1t Is believed the czar
will support the Persian cause.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
Black Pants

for children; fleece lined; medium
weight; just the thing for school.
All children's sizes are here at just
35c.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
Children's Garments

Heavily fleece lined Vests and
Pants, both cream and gray color.
All the sizes from 18 to 81 are here
for you at 35c.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
At $50 and $35

with Innings of best wool serge almost impossible to
them out and they look we'll just long they
recommend garment referred to above Being all
thing Krschbaum tailoring whole lot
and STYLE BESIDES and fit and Sizes SO
to 46 are lines More than 300 black Overoats
and Cravenetes here for your choice!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
Page Advertisement
TomorrowNigh


will open the most |
strenuous week The |
Wonder Store ever
went through. The
department nanag-
ers are to ia Ike
charge again ---you
remember the fun
they had and the prices
they made six months ago!
For three months they've
been buying goods; for
weeks they've been writ
ing their ads they're
excited as children with
Christmas coming! Mon
day morning they take
possession of the store---
The Wonder Department
Managers Bazaar!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
(By United Press Leased Wirs)

(by United Press Leased Wire)
TEHERAN, Nov. "A pitched
Battle between an invading force of
English troops, landed under cover
of British warships, and Persian
soldiers occurred today near Kish-
man, in the straits of Ormuze. 1t
was reported that many were killed
and wounded on both sides. The
commander of the British cruiser
Proserpine is reported injured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
WHY DID SHE DO
IT, ANYWAY?
By United Press Leased Wire.)

SEATTLE, Wn., Nov. 4.-Lena
v. Welty has filed suit in the King
county superior court in this city
for an absolute divorce from Harry
]. Welty of Bellinham. Welty was
sentenced last Tuesday to from
four to ten years in prison for
wrecking a bank in Bellingham of
which he was president.
The filing of a complaint in d.
vorce. proceedings yesterday came
as surprise to friends of the cou-
pie who witnessed the solicitude OF
Mrs. Welty for her husband and
her comforting assistance and sup
port to him during his trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
FOR RENT

-.
FOR RENT
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Do ma s'sTaffysSR~~gN~<
Itsl.t ere room itsst .t,s>
.fafInuff. atat eig9 Tor nsfls.
800 zen Main 'Ss1 o. ~
"a. a ish ~ -
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r.tr rooms ~ m ~
.. H hHIHR mHftine FaYhF
rr.f fI ma.lF tf asth lana n
outside hours ssag.,- -.--
h"HI 10 week ~ hflsds
nd HHHraH =. il.Hg rs...,. ,..
..r "'h 600 blocks n ~ ~.
Peg 'FtenlaF ros,ss 80
'H 'H9 blocks 81 ns.
~
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ln4arr iftf ei.it ~
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stf Tlf ftb ~ no.
..sas sa....s 49,.
80 faf y rltg rent
esae.iar fs45r..sg-
BOARD AND poou
snaesese4e-es~aS.sss..s
as aateg las 49,
.... 's people. ieFas -.
"Hr sE.t mechanic aisfe, -
i board 10 sisoas se~t
lsknf plsssaat. ge..
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afaa b. board -
BUSINESS chkNcEs
-gegus spsrirs,.
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"a. Filiag feaa fsspss
t9e erearigs nrsi -
table, makes 4 80
Inst % sfra Wesa '''' "
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~ ia fiiF Iom res ~
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lr iafsssi ana besi ps5isr IL
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m rai feaa farrissfs gs'y,s
80 EFisf ia
aalF sseand hsas -,
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FARMS hND ACREAGE.
GfNGRfl0@0 6Y0faI sf13~>>~
On saH1s Beach ath agstsr -
frart faaf ceres iH al
s-nsa'av. haftwooa ns~,
,,. oooD SOIL
ORCHARD N THE ROOF liIiqs
0a thr raHraad
ff aaea lffm Rouse. t.anw
ruerp a rEw DAYS AT ssau
as nanh g rliT3 seoa bcess ~
fa afas sHiupfasfa same laea.ly
ACROSS TIE BAY
aHes tafeH eleafsa' faar-gaeu
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zee ffH hlofk
s. fsss aerss q ths nnsst water t,,s
"n HHE.t e1H tHH fsff e srta1I aatrr
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aHt matraaaa aad elders Tsfas ~
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HEE fiHs-as a go
t1t.fla.fft.5I1 SEES fatk Bs,k
EASTERN AND WESTERN
WASHINGTON LANDS AND
RANCHES FOR SALE OR TX.
CHANGE
G } G PRIOR,
s7 NEW YORK BLDG.
~ afffa q ffuH iaud lssi eheuf % A.
saH.s ranf Is tafas ihraash ihs oas.
f nea difrh shaais
NaatHa rauuff Terms sasv
ORE HhNHNN a co
ftaG1H.f4f SEES Terra Hiork
GREAT SNAP
PEE st maa elg infss 40
raarfI HHaf rlns thraagt one ee-n.r.
i.r HaH tf ceres cleared ~
fH wH Hasr ~ acfrf n god sArt
M rr St gee BAR csst tsr-a
hHht Esis g. ~ aiets Bzt
MsIH 1853 ind fits
uts8
NHf acre ~ lari atfliu uaitlrr cit
tanre Greer Lake GER "a Feet siis 80
I fa.f sirEta f SEES - l.ass HafsiAf.
Frarfatfe irfesfHfnf rerms ar Va
UaHH. HalssrH In 81 quarterly atymtan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
GILL WILL VETO
ORDINANCE FOR
BAKERIES

Mayor Giil thig morning dictated
q veto message Ga the city council
0n the bakery regulation ordinance
passed by The council Ag lfa meet.
uE Monday nleht
The mayor states that BE- la To-
hearty sympathy alih the spirit 81
fhe ordinance o. fery much ia "a.
yor uf the medical examination ~
600 employees lu bakeries. Kitchens
and confectionery shops hut that
other portions of tbe ordinance are
so drastic as Co stop the iutroiuc
tiOu of nea Industries % this kind
aud 70 r.gidiy enforced. would ac.
ually pat out ~ business many %
che smaller bakeries and coafer
iioueFy shops
ilc wants neN ordinance drawn
up that win insure proper SANTA
iion and medical examination but
not 20 severe al tn put thr smaller
fellows uui 90 business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
HEATING PLANT
tconeluded)

Smith and some Of hts associates
already own Grand Ridge and
other mineH whore there are thou
sands and thousands Of tons ~
this unstable ignite slack burn.
ing on the dumps
These facts. taken with the rich
district which the proposed fran.
rhiHe would cover, make. I con.
slider. the franchise alone worth
1900 900 More than 600 blocks.
taking IN practically all of the
steam heating district left Ia the
city Of Seattle. the largest area ia
the city. which takes ia practically
all the hotels and apartment
houses. and the best business see
ton. ia taken iu by the boundaries
OF the proposed franchise
CITY Must Get In on a.
"Aa a general proposition. ! am
not ia favor ~ giving away fran.
chiaea without compensation 20
the city. aud certainly am not in
favor of granting this franchise
without the city getting less than
per cent Of the gross receipts
don care who gotta o.. but shall
insist on the city getting some
compensation Tor the privileges it
grants
SIR Bullock has spent several
weeks iu thorough investigation
IF this question BE has written
20 other ciuef and had complete
survey ~ the project made From
Insurance maps be- has secured
data on the humber of buildings
and will tomorrow be- able 90 give
Ga the COMMITTEES an these figures.
together with a report showing
every foot 81 radiation
ia the district that u viii be pos
able fof The steam heating cor
poration % serve
The figures from other cities
aboN that tho charges Tor steam
heating Ia Seattle al this time are
% per cent more than cltiea ln the
East 10 the same size, which have
an extreme lower temperature
than Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

was photographed pushing wheel.
barrow. keeps alive and healthy
he a. William Frederick. eldest
son OF the crown prince 81 Ger
many. aud be- wan born July I 1906
Even u pts grandfather u emperor
81 Germany. little William ffedrr.
tck seems 20 think that it would be
"A lot more fam 20 Dee bricklayer
than ruler % The German nation
he has brother named Louis Fer
dinhnd. who was born in the fan 81
1907. but louis. as got. is too small
Tor the rough and tumble play that
this little future emperor rrlishea
when he's emperor the Germans
wili celebrate hls birthday on The
same day that Americans are cele-
hrating the birthday Of their c0uu
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

SIT PETERSBURG. April rs
Angerod ana perhaps frightened by
accommodating assertions from
abroad that Ruania ~ going crazy
almost aH whole. preliminary stops
are being taken Ia scientific circles
here for the appointment 81 a com
mission 10 Investigate and let the
world know that IL 10 mistaken. or
it q develops mat there ~ really
something queer Ia the Muecoyito
character to decide what had better
be done about a.
The farnowaka trial at Venice
has had much ca do with the feel.
lng Had the case been heard IN
Russia few OF the details would
ever have reached other countries
Ia italy however. u was impossible
no suppress them u ls fully real
lEod Ia 81 Petersburg that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
RUSSIA, ECCENTRIC AND BIZARRE, is
running TO NATIONAL MADNESS

have given outsiders strange I'm.
preston OF Russia
Prof Momoll. the aiioniat who
teBtined concerning Countess Tatn.
owaka IN particular, gave uffenhe
by his statement 10 the jury that
you should remember gentlemen.
that in Russia there iH, In society.
an abnormal atmosphere, a passion
for weird women. q craving for un.
usual HeugatlonH. The whole ~ this
slay world which surrounded Maria
Tafnowaka seems Ike q department
In a mad house Everything ~ in
excess. eccentricities alternate with
criminal thought. orgies with super.
atitionH. oatcntatioua improudrnce
with plans Tor insurance II Is I'm
possible 60 detach the psychological
and archaeological picture ~ Maria
Tafnowska from the frame of which
Il IL an integral part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
GEN. MILES is
THROWN BY HORSE

WASHINGTON. u G.. April g.
Gen Nelson A Miles was thrown
from q horse be- was riding ln Pc
tomhc park Ouw rib vas broken.
he received a slight scalp Woana
and was bruised someN hat un bis
shoulder and slide
n u n0' thought be suffered ia.
terual injuries
when picked up by a policeman
Gen Miles WAS unconscious. but
shortly rcEalned bis senses and r.
fused Co b. taken 10 hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

records lu Hfija drawer Ga ihs
umbrella handle 90 the eeereaal
Hul tbat WASH bis enough
$50 thu nfg emf scheme is thla
Tho records aro cached carefully
away iu the secretary piano THAI
looks easy bat If ISN'T tuf there B
secret catch made by asa olt Ger
man watch maker in Iha' planU
And it cEu oniy be- upched bY iflL
iuE certain notes on thv plHnn Boz
ucct sou AMI nohosif hai The
executive committee knows whai
those notes are
tJs a perfectly dandy scheme
say thr kris Ell fhr chorus 40
ono win ever find uuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
THE SEATTLE STAR

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NafHfea ~ tke seattle paMnfffe ae
HaNHsaH HHasH fHHffaf
uNa HrHf Nef enEt tlH rfHts prf week
~ f#eMff ftF fHNfF pNf maufh AsaF.
effa 81 maE 81 eaffitf Wnr trr
10 aAfi - fgt iiInFHs-l Isl aata
whFn FHsf aHfal fiHflHa sHaifah 10 an fHa
sn8feea p ari ~ fHHh pepper vince fhaf
aafs arrives IN Huaf rahreft l.fleH haH Cos
SCALE tean Eata fn advance Faar unrHf
e tahea faan fHs iisf .hanar 20 aaff
aH the address iahr' is frEflNf e. 90
Hr #HsF ft 10 fnf ae n.HHfnF
NuffsE TO ~ n~r uinrH---sf aaif
fHst HeF 90 TIE nfsr raH fH fFarf GFa
- ara aer sFenIrf please o. af
EHE fever Fa. HE matn HfflaH
aaHsaf Waas ttaE iHl ffi tefNsra q
anf HaIH.A aUH nr HI. srnI faa e.
HF az anUr lf FHa aHaa.H f1iss lf a.afe
faHH aHHH l'aass telephone at ed fF fime
Dos asIe4
o. $3.50 Haa af eco HF Hfrfafa ~ rlEtrH
a4f sahaf itafs aeffsri sfralHt..ant
.u p fhr Hr mnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

Every citY employt will b. count.
81 On the census n Mayor GIN can
hring u about Hc directed BE
secretary today o. notify al the
heads % departments 60 sos n ttr
city employees iu their department.
had been counted. and n not "a sef
their names and addresses End tell
the civic census bureau about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
BANDIT SUSPECTS
ARE HELD IN JAIL

wv AhAfA AAfHasf
OAKLAND. Cat. APRIL IS -
Frank Hanson and Prank IT,
smith. alias Franklin. who werc
hold by the Oakland police on
suspicion of beinE Che bandits who
robbed the China Japan fast mall
near Ueuocls two weeks aEu. were
taken to the sUlauo county isIl a.
Fairfield by Sheriff > Mcdonald
last night Mcdonald refused 10
Say whether he would prefer
charges against the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
SHOULDN'T HAVE THROWN
FLAT IRON AT Hfs

Because witnesses testified that
Mrs g. Arnold bad thfoNu a flat
iron. q lamp. "a box ~ raHora and a
frying pn at her husband. Normal
ST. Arnold. a brakeman. ais seth
az. s.. Iratire Brown dismissed the
latter. who vas before him CA the
charge of wife beating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
JAP PRINCE IS HERE.

Prince Tokugawa. the Jap
q nneHc prince. Who arrived last ,
4 night ON the Ava Maru, WAS
q rendered a private luncheon !
4 az the home of Consul Haya !
= shl, 3a6 30th av 81. at ~ 30
a today The rest Of the after ,
noon WAS devoted 60 an auto ,
4 tour of the city, his day wind
4 ms up with a dinner Ia his !
= honor az the Rainier club, m
4 der the auspices of the Cham
Z hor Of Commerce. the Com
4 mercial club aud the Japanese ,
4 association Friday morning
q he will leave foe the East. On
= route To the AnElaIapaneae I
4 exhibition al London A pri 1
a waite ear has been placed &c I
= his disposal by J } nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

fafaHasNsrarse=Heeersf.f. eefNNrs-e.essfNfNfsf-n
WHAT'S rN A NhMEH
a $3.50 Faf $50 fHf u-Htt HUl. HurInfr nuU
fHf wf nHH apartment HHHHr .|.
Lakeside af H IIarf H.Nfn nf IHn.Ir.
pavilion. l.ea.HI UarhH In. fHH..|H.
committee uII decide Monday. WHr ..
49, ~ EHrea arHhfHHf. u Do NH.
fHaI estate. O. ~ EHHr mfr O..wU.H
Cafe sail fa tr addressed U.HHl.
cafe. Mf U D. UrnarUan Tho rHI r
feadF ON feaef.ffI0nr
Faaf-farm FLAT unUrrIrhrd auufrr
500 sfarg faam rtnt t.ta coz N t1Hd
ffeItiesf Cessation on WnahInEfun huuI-
HFafH fiRr and HIN.r nnm Uafas t.H NN.
strictly modern rhnne raHi s1f1
#stHIH arHum Uht panty fNru..n.a.
taA lHth ht entrance 0u Marion at
ts fnoma au8 bath. wnINIna dIs.
lance tlf3 q fIkH Phone 81 nNNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

~Ah." she sighed "ior many years
I've suffered from dyspepsia
And don't you take anything for
ltT her friend asked Yon iuoh
healthy enough
"oh She replied my husband
has itnoi Human life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

Waiter. ask the orchestra TO
play something different
ANY particular selection. airf
Something slower ] cant chew
my food properly Ga waltz time "--
Kansas city Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
wln Close saturday.

The architects exhibition. now
in progress AZ she public library.
alll Cluse Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
OPENS AND
SWALLOWS CATTLE

RENO. New. April rs Resi-
dents Of Iakca valley. 20 miles
west of Ely. are driving their cattle
20 higher ground today. following
the appearance Of great crcFieea iu
the earth. which suddenly opened
aud swallowed a large number Of
cattle
Tho creyicea. many 81 them nlx
a. eight feet vide. flllsd with wa.
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
RAT AFTER CREIGHTON.

e nr Cuchton. city health a
= Commiasiunrr. aaa almost bit =
= ten by rat =
For io. these many months .
= the head OF the health depart =
. meuf bed been conducting a =
. merciifta frhf on rats =
Huf shat DO yun fhiuks .
q Yesterday biE faf. almost .
= az big as fuK terrier. was =
. caught right nent % the doc =
. tors office =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

ponr 10 l.onnaonn

f,t..st.fs t,tr.5a.f.. a..t.t.. g.. ~.
.ssetsifs t5sa,'ia onIg ,.it.ii, ,.i,.ta..
aeanrH MaHY wealthy membefh Plr
souai intWfu.uana uouu 2 m 90
eatA"ss NJ. w Htii p.rf
"l'H fa'' F'"
a.at. Iu
sgtE agll..l n. aff ..'s ..., .,Ili
.ess .....s..s.tI 4 .... %. ~.
es.H Chance f.t aa..... .,..t XVI .,
$500 &. af.Ft sinh r...a .i.t.... az rt.
Ia HfNHnrtfs4ut 81 %. r.It U.flg Hd
atsas 1900 raf. Hf.f
w.errf, 49,. 49,. $500. g.. &c..
tha harnaf ffaa. r.uUIrfa ..uIs. frr.
waK-s Faid ysl ahls lsafninf Largest
iHH 'NN "i HfI'F 200
pH H'ais - -
"a tt' ~ l.ll'.N ti-!st".
,...... .....
ftEI. FREE. liitf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

Savoy Cafe vili be- open Tor after
theatre parties until a. "a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

dead. be- said chat she died when
was n little fellow ard my sister
q baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
IELp WAN

7N7e7NFN7l7e0eFF791N7NFe0l 'N'00NNN1N0NrNela4
WANTED 90 Pupils to take ndvan.
iaGn uf thlH offrr. Prof Horny IIftie.
champion ballroom dancer and instructor
of tho world win rlvo one private lesson
ana els clarH lessons Cor tho small aun
~ s. 90 THE offer good for 30 DAYS
only Glasses every Friday evening ut Is
Private lessons by appointment nanrinr
academy at Labor rompir. Sixth and
University ct Both phnnral rcaidanca
phone tud T. 21ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

OMAHA. Neb. April IS The
haunting memory OF the grief
stricken face 81 a woman who.
years before. had pleaded alth him
20 find her stolen babies Impressed
indeilhly on The mind Of a detective
from Otfumaa. ia has resulted in
the reuniflng ~ MrR Patrick Brea
nahau of this cify wlfh her son. R0y
Davis. after separation 0l ~
years. Davis IL uow staying with
his mother here. ard both say they
will never be parted again until
death lnterTeueE
Twenty-Five years ago Davis and
his baby sister were stolen from
his young mother then Mr Davis.
az Ofumga. a.. b. the woman'a DE-
vorred husband. the father 90 che
children During the years which
have interviewed. Mrs Davis has re.
married. becoming the wife OF Pat.
rick Hresnahau. bat she has never
for q moment falfercd in her deter.
minafIon o. find her two children ~
they were alive
sccurea the Country
Win uulcant means to prose-
cute the search. me mother visited
every ace track iu fhe country. aa
Davis. her first Mn uant. followed
the raeaa Aut 6m not Hnd "a cIew
Weary from or long travels and
ncreaalus years the mother then
called on tha police NJ different
critics. % whom she told her tale
one ol the Officers was "a member
81 tho detective force in Ofumua.
Ia. and on him The eriefsfr.Ckau
woman made d strong luDr I0u
Tie listened fo beer story and prom
iao1 10 aid Der r. d. could. and la
Kept that promiae although Do
years elapsed
Several weeks ago ODE officer was
So San AaiouIo Tex. on busInc
and on the main plaza DOB The ola
Texan city De- aW young mon
whose faee was strangely familiar
The FoHng man disappeared u tho
crowd about tha plaza Boa tho
memory of the face aWaFanrd older
memories which iurkad I1 tha ofU
GERS mind For d day 8nd u.ght
DE- puzzled over fHe identity of mo
youth. whose face. seen buf p mc.
ment through 8 vista opened 100 by
the crowd. bad puzzled t.m ana
then realization came and with If.
the end Of z2.fa8r search The
officer remembered The face OF Che
woman who once bad pleaded With
hum 10 help her in the hunt f0r her
son and daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28

Kus Inarrfs ard thrIr eFes..i0 I'D
t reduction eifh thIs coupon $50
pfae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-28
PRINCE WILLIAM FREDERICK.

Tho Fourth o. July viii. some
day. b. as bis and noisy a day in
Germany az t ia iu the United
States. lf thia little frliow. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, April FIour-Quiet and
lower 10 sell. Rye Flour-Stcady. Corn
moal-oulet. Wheat-Easy; No red sl22
c. i. T.; No. ! northern, sl22Fs (. o. b. afloat
opening navigation. Options closed 1&s 42c.
net lower May, sl,19la; July, $Llca; Sep
tember slt8i2 Corn--Steadyi steamer.
62iac,, aud 40. 5sAc.. both elevator, export
basis. Options closed i.4tsc net decline.
May, G7ssc. July, 7Olac oats-ouict; mixed,
nominal Options closed nominal,
Beef-steady. Lard-Weak, Tallow and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Petroleum and Rosin-
Quiet Rice and Molasses--Steady Sugar.
Raw and refined. quiet. Cottoe-Futures
closed steady AT a net decline of SOLO points
spot quiet; Rio No, Z Slac; santos NO. 4,
9h.c., mild, quiet; CordoFa, a'2qIT"c. Bnttcr
Strong; receipts $3.50 pounds, creamery
specials Csc; extras, S2c.; third to hrsts. 70
QISlc held, common 10 specials An3lc,;
state dairy common to finest 2iSlc,; pro-
cess gi@46c, Western factory ~ ?MsS S1 Z
Western Imitation creamery 285a42ac'
Cheese Irregular; receipts $40 boxes Old
| state, fun cream, specials, H%aa lsc.; do
l,fRncy, l7hc, do" good to prime lo5. @ls@'c',
new, state best, l4hc; do. common 10
| fair l2al3t2c; skins, old 9fa@l3c. Eggs-
Easier receipts 1855 crates state Penn
| syl.--.. and nearby hennery, white, fancy
24q 26c. do gathered, white, 2Sla q sac'' 90
! henncry. brown and mixed, fancy Sc 90
| gathered, brown, fair to prime, @S1 STAG
| Western storage, selections 23WaSl2c'i DO,
! regular packed, extra frst 9ac: 90, FIRST
22ls Cl22%c, Southern, regular packed, hrst
| 22W2ehc.
Potatoes-Firm, Bermuda, per barrel J
@700; southern, new. $4,000; old, Maine
IN bulk, pcr $50 pounds, $l-oal.io; stat
and Western, Southern, slGi.26: do. sweets
per barrel siGpl26; Jersey, per basket, Soc,q
ST. Cabbases--F!rm; Southern, per CRATE
$2T5m3T5; Danish seed, per ton. $3.50 5o,"
| Frctghts-Q Quiet cotton to Liverpool, pc
100 pounds, i5c, asked; grain 10 Liyerpoo
ll.d. grain 20 London Id reanuts--steadS
fancy handpicked Virginia 5ia45Nc., Vii
| ri shgilgQ. Nos, and 2, tGpI. Inc CO..