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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
GrORGIt WIZ rHOOsE TO-Dti.
smith and Rro~u close Their Campaign
Tor the Gov rrnor~hip.

tIlN>tN Ngg - Tomorrow tho
d. 'nucTa'- "f Georgia for the second time
10 two wears will choose between Joseph
VI Brown and Hoke smith for IN" Gub'r-
uRt"rSl nomination..
The campaign closed tonight after
= hePt"d contest oi two months With the
rival caWpli gn managers predicting
victory. The surfAc,, indications seem
- H. for Smuh. bm the Brown managers
sav the country vote will decide and they
,.a,m tbs vote Tor Brown.
Two wears ago when Hoke Smith WAS
serving his hrat term a. Cnvernor Ia
Vas defeated for renom' nation hv I."ssph
VI Brown whom Smith hAI dlsm Szsd
from tn'. Railroad Commas ion. alleging
hat Brown was dominated nv the rail.
roads Nov Hoke smith - irving 20
como hack and defeat Brown for second
term
FOR he Last two weeks smith has bean
-iumpng tho state and has met grra,
crowds Brown has renamed at hone
aud made no speeches n" has. however.
written several cards
The fight IL really between progressive
Democrats represented by Hoke Smith
ard th" standpaitsrs represented nv
strong law regulating tho railroads
dIsfrar Chis-l The nesroc>. abolished III.
convic' lease system ami se~IreI OF her
REFORM. rh" Brown element WISHES
either t. repeal or modify these laws
Heated lights IN Congress districts
will alsn he decided to-morrow IL,Ing.
sion Of the Fifth. Lee of the seventh.
;, iwaris ~ tho First and Howard -
the Eghih are strongly opposed. b"ca'Is"
they supported the zSeralI amcrd.
m"nt which left Speaker Cannon powsr
10 name committees These men hay"
t..cn accuse Of -Csnnor i.m and the
charg" mas become an issue II looks
a. 4 livingston Howard ard 80 will
bs ici'a'sI
Ina most ~psotac liar fght - IN me
Te-'h dis'rir'. wh"-" Tom Watson has
t--en usirG h.s influence In an efnr' 10
defeat CougT essmau Hariwick. Watson
has stumrai ,h~ district fo~ Hardvick'-
opponents. hui IN" indication, favor
HardwICN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
>HE mn 10 ,RRrST ,v>OrER
Policemen Told " oman InsuIird on street
Car Thaf They tDuidnI Act.

Iu-"yhrn" rr'.ier.yk- of ss2 Past
p Srniy -s...t,rl street vas on her ~ay
home ~ IErri .. '.uu" trolley car a.
TO lpcK ,es'"rdt' morning from Fort
George. Wh"r" sh" employed 49, tick a.
s.0l"' IN" settled ~ IA corner at a seat
cruss..l her knees and fell Rzleep. James
CLANCY. n stationary engineer u passeng 81
on IN" car raised her ior' aud said
-H-v. ih"r". Ihi- - NJ Pullman
Hla-I"I Was" uy'-
When 10" yuung woman protested
Clsnry ~wuT" and III" took ont = hatpin
and threatened - -. n ~ INN When
the car got 10 sixty fourth sig...f Miss
FTssler ci : JAILED on policeman "a arrest
CLANCY. hut the policeman SAID h" couIdn =
MAX. an arrest for u mIGd.neanOr that
was not committed ~ hrs pr.s.nCa 10
told her 10 go "a court and get a warrant
When the car reached Fifiy ninth Etrae'
Miss Fre,lerickS called upon Policeman
Cunningham 10 arrest the man
4 am not allowed to arrest him a.
didn't see the AFFAIR hut Won can arres,
him and will take him ~ the station
for YOU the policeman explained
Mics FrederickS arrested Clancy and
the policeman took him 80 the station
He vas later ArraiGned in the YnrkviIls
police court and fned SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

Thsre wn B~ a Regular Ticket Ia the
IIeid Thi- van

AiB,NY. Aug - Secretary - STATE
Kosn,g received TODAY an official s'a.".
m.ni that 'h" Independence Is.lg..- " 30
have full 49, 90 state county. Judtciai
S..nat oral. Assembly and Congressional
candidates ia the field ~ 'he NOycmi.'r
election THIS Information was conveyed
10 Mr. Kn.uig by John = Hopper. char.
man ~ the executive committee IL VA"
state committee - 'hs IndapendsnCe
League. Who fled long prranbl. making
known the intentions 81 ia. thiTd party
The league will name two candida -
for rho Cont - ApJs-Cl- 80 succeed Judge
Nann and IN" lar" ludg" Bartieit 4
candidate for Congress will ba named in
each ~ tho ihirty-twO districts. a. will
also candidates for the Senate and As
-embly IN the fifty-One aud i5O districts
respectively In each % III. siGty-on.
counties there ~ill he candidates. named
for county ofic-s There will also be-
named candidates for Supreme Court
Just ic- m the FirHi Second Third, Fifth
Eighth and Ninth districts
Nv the leaCIs's State convention the
hASis ~ representation will 10 ono dele
gate from sRch Assembly district for each
20 VOTES cA~i for Clarence = SheArn Who
~Ns 'h~ leagues candidate for Govsrnor
IN 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
OHIOiNS NEED PRODDING.
Former state Republican chairman
ThInks the Voter. NrenI ExcIied Vet.

The RESULT II the election In Ohio IL
going 80 depend upon which side works
W 'uthu-ia-m - better advantage anon z
me voters said II VI Dsugherty 81
columbus a. the Waldorf Yesterday In
INV opinion il going 20 h. hard 10 get
the voters aroused. although President
1 aft popularity ia ia" stat. will help Nc
Mr. DBVgh"rtv was a candidate for
Governor n-fnr. th. Republican stat.
~ IN. STAT" convention when Mckinley
va- nominated the second time for Tow
.ruur aud ha4 h.,cp chairman IL the exec-
uiiy" and every oik"r ind ~ committee
10 his parry from precinct up.
Harmon - undoubtedly the s,ron gest
man th" Democrats could have nom
mated. he sad. and from what | know
q IN" situation throughout the State
Tia riding j. the strongest man the Re-
publICans could have put M
W" hav" very large ticket TO vo,..
~ oar crud" urinary law Permits any.
body To H. a candIiat" that Can get a few
names signed To . petition senator
bIc',- app aTanC" iu tho primaries does
not mean that ia" Jarty viii iudnrSa him
for ~" convention dil not IndorAa tha
primary. and b would r..Quir. such oHicial
IndurS"ru"rt fur III" primary 20 h. binding
upon any maut"r - the leRislaturp
hay" hoard pt several other candidates
who viii ~ l-fur" III" Legislature
b" question of insurgency has no,
figured 80 iar 20 auy extent in Ohio
iulv one man who came up for nomina.
ton tuT Congress announced that no was
an ln-urG"nt, aud h" was defeated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
FITZGERiLD ron GOVERNOR
Dosi on's MAYOR says He " ouId Va, Rs,u..
the NOmtnA ton

BoSroN. Aug p Mayor Fltzrar,,s
dispelled all doubts relative to his cana
daov for the Demooratic nonina,io, %,
Governor today whom he admitted tia,
he woIld arCsDt the nomination ~ wac
ofycrad 10 him
For Two weeks friends ~ 'he Nav,
have urged BIN 20 run. e.rariaIy af,s,
Jarn"s II Valley and Fr.darirk " Mans,
field. ~" labor loader. had dora all thew
could TO drive Eugene y Fuss fr7,n ~.
field Tia" Mayor wanted Fpss 20 he N.
candids'". believing him 20 20 'ha
s'roug"s' isau tor the Democrats - nom.
nate he friends Of Nlr Nahev and may
- IA" labor leaders thought dife-ao,Iy
and started trouble In dong 80 - /.
maintained hey virtually drove N.y,-
Fitzgerald INTO N" fignt
To-tI" 10 MAYOR was in oommuni
cation With john Mcdonald. chairpln
Of "a" "N" I'iy" committee pf the Derro
cratic state committee. who j. touring
IN" western part ~ the State md w
Mcdonald reported that tho F'tzsara ID
sentiment l. 20 strong thai ia. Mavo,
will b." obliged 20 run for his nary
san"
Following the Mayors inta-viav Nth
Mr. Mcdonald the Nayor Wa as,Ai
II YOU were the strongest man on the
day OF a" convention would YOU decline
~" nomiraii0n' Hls reply was No
Draper. rockingham and Lodge r.p-
resent m" standpatters IN the ,ocal
party. said III" Mayor. and with tbs
constant attacks made upon this element
throV ghout the West the Nassachuss,',
Republican campaign will he weakenlus
all Ne time without any particular EFFORT
on the part of the sachuse'ts DEMO-.
raCy
John ~ Valley. when informed orc
the telephone A. Old Orchard Of the state.
mont issued hy Mayor Fitzgerald A..
clin.d 10 max" any comment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
!. n. i\D I\ST RGENT>.
IN-rrr>id~ni 10 N-rI tue HiE Progressive,
AZ -. I'aul U,nnrr.

- P,g'. Ak - Theodore Enns-, rl'
- o 49,, rr- S. 49, A. = bau.t.r"t q, -. given
to- 'u- Ruu.-y-lr tIuu - - ptul On '!4..
e., rr.r. % >-I'-iu,..r q v hrrh promises
.p he. au,. - 'u'' 'ra'H'"- ct c"us-rvh'iun
wee.
L. ~Itl r" ne 90 he grrair.r lnsnre gem
'Yr.. f.ts'- ever held among 'h- .tIi.sr
guests wh, vii attend a." ~-nd' "r- ~
t'.Il-rt- AMI Boiu,"'. FRANCIS 4 H,u..
81 CT fprulp James X Garfield tiDy
i,s.ru-'r lIaii.., ui NJ --u,r.. GiNprd
p.u,hpr AMI p'h"T-
Hugh I lialb~r' pres .d"ut "i ~" ~
Pau ,lIu. rr' lr-,-u from New Nurk
Today While lu that city h" -Nt~Ud-d
du invitation e. the former PresIdeu'.
Jul Roosevelt greatest concern abput
sy,"akIng az -I,h "A gathering was the
fear - au uJUdICIuu- boom Tor ia" Press
drury ~ 1919 l. - d"iuc,i from events
siur,. fh'. conference" with Mr. Halh"rt
however that Different complexion
htz been pu' on IA" matter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
uOI>>,>T B,TTIE> WITHn,IT
shows Finr ~kiIl n >iruggIr 10 ~ to
I.ondou, but ItAs NrrOpian- Smashed


IoNr,S. Aug - -,iohn & Npfssir'
The American aviator who started - o.,
from par.- 81 London las' week carry ny
h.- m'chaurC an with hlm a. a pss~.ug.r.
red again 10 reach London To-ua,. N..
VS. arr.u uai'i.d hv ne " Ind and w-a urr
H.. ha- u-en N-sr h'rbound since ~a'4r-
tIv morning u-zr Gilhngham. Nt'."
over ihir'v m,l-- from London
n" was Unable 80 restrain his Impatient.
Ih- morning aud vent gp again a. l.s
u.uiuoN despite the iar' that ~ r'V-siN
mite WIND was blowing a. he tim. H."
nattled with the gale for httv-s.V MIN
ut"s without covering ANY ground worth
mentioning and was finally forced q, do
-'end IN ori-r 10 r-pl-n,-h h.~ supply 81
petrol
After ala hours t-lAv ia getting more
gasOleue All making some slight repairs
Moissau' again asc,.u lei ard re-urr"d
his fight to reach London tn"
treaohsruus wind came swirling down
aud s,eateilv struck the top 81 lie
aeroplau-. forcing II toward the earth and
oabsing u to drop like n stone for great
distances
MoiAsant then fought hi- wav higher
into the air only to he beaten down agaiu
This happened thirty or forty times Tn.
sight wa a thrilling one The nimsv
monoplAns switchbhokei Up and dawn
aud was in momentarv DANCE 80 beng
smashed 10 atoms. Ths sight made tho
spectators sick with fear. during a
half hour OF hghiing the wind currents
Moissant only covered a distance 81 tom
miles.
suddenly tTrmendn'I. g'Ist struck
the top Of the N AcbiDe a hard blow fling
ing u down a hundred feet aud causing
u 10 cant sideways. MoIssaut. with tine
airmauship. partly riEhtec IN. machln"
and c"v-rlv avoiding high hedge -ei-
ilad on n hump Of ground near ksmsiug
Had he struck the hedge IN. Reroplan.
W o,Ild surely have baen smashed ~ SPIN
tsrs and the aviator killed. A. " was ~"
prorslier was broken. tho framework
was smashed. III" landing whe~is buckled
and ~" riGdd-r WA dAna gad Mni.-aut
and hiS tnechaniC,An. hilbert Fll"'IN. how
ever. were not injured
Moissant although deeply disappointed
still keeps ~ his wonderful puck and
nerve He has ;alegraphed 30 Elerio'
he maker % he machine. for new parts
and expects 20 ascend ga IN with n twenty
four hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
,R>ER WONr R,.N ,GuN.
senator ErSm Missouri findS Hr's Not
stTong Enough 9Th, sieaiI,.

WAsHINGroS. Aug >: Announcement
was made tonight by william Warner
United States senator from Missouri.
that b. would not ba q candidate for re-
election ~" gave III health a. ID" Caus.
for his d~iarmin alton
senator Warner sad i r.allla thar !
hav. not the physical endurance 10 max.
al his time y campaign such as IL du.
nv PARTY in a state ~ important 10 ~ 40
the. great state 81 Missouri from a man
who aspira- 10 the high Office ~ United
States S"n-ipr. 10 take the stump AZ
this time to any considerable" extsni -
beyond mo ! cannot Disguise the fact
that thre"scors years and ten hay" lard
their weight upon mo
senator Warner Expressed the helisf
that tho Republicans will win IN Mis-
souri this year
Mr. Warmers term IN the senate vii
expire on March =, 1911. He was elect "a
In ienS 10 succeed Francis NJ Cockreu
Who represented Missouri IN the senate
for many years SENATOR Warner Ia .
regular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
M mas SCHURWav'S ROOu.
Dwight VIII Take u 90 Convention no.
views on Roosevelt

ITHAc,. y. y. Aug >? Congressman
John W Dwight. Republican whip in the
House oG Representative. IL going 10
the Republican state convention with a
boom for President Rsp urman Of Cornell
for Governor MIR Dwight sava too.
Regardless OF tho fact thai ~ wa.
not chosen temporary chairman Theodore
Roosevelt will have voice in the conyen
tton a. a delegate. | do not think tina,
Mr. Roosevelt would now accept the
Craftsmanship even Il the delegates STAN.
p~ded for him That he will be a delegate
IL certain and the chances are that he
will hold q stronger position az q free
lance delegate on the floor than he would
II he occupied . seat on che platform
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
SAN Wv was I OI MIN.
Bod, With Bullet Wound In Head identi-
ned u, Means Of Thumb Prints.


HACkENsICK. V J. Aug ,? The body
with a buIl.; hole in IN. forehead found
in IN. Hudson River az Fort Lee on
August - ha. been identified 10y means
Of thumb prints a. thai OF Corporal Rich
ard J Farrell. sixth Recruiting Y" giment.
Fort Slocum
Detective Blauvelt. who WAS first "a
suspect that the body Was that Of a soldier.
left for Washington on Friday night tu
consult army officials there Lat" on
SATURDAY. Adjt Gen Ainsworth. L = A
Tracey and ndertsker McNallv 20 hold
the body until Government experts ar
lived and took thumb prints Ih."Np"rt-
called Yesterday and after taking tn.
prints Immediately forwarded them 10
Washington. This afternoon AdJt Gen
Ainsworth autographed To the local an
ihorities thai the body was that Of Farrell
who left Fort SlOCum on August on a
rrlough
Another telegram directed that the
body 10 shipped 10 ! lomysonYi'la conn
where Farrell's aunt Mrr Mary Farrell
resides u will have a military burial
A friend of Farrell identified the body
to-day He said
Farrell served through the Spanish
American war and cam. back 10 get
honors He saved money and never
Touched liquoT lie never carried "A To-
volver. and the location 81 that wound
shows plainly ~ me that somebody
murdered HIM. robbed him and throw the
body INTO tho river The doctors aay he
WAS dead before thrown IN tho river I
think the murder took place on the Now
YORK sid" IA" fact that h's pockets
we're empty indicates thai hs was rohb"i
~ all hc had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
ChiId BItt~n Ten Times.

Frances Cow. an elsvau-year-oid R,rI
VIII" hN"S a. GiS East iGIst street. was
playing with two other children in thu
rear ~ N" tenement al 6sO la, night
when bulldog jumped az her and b,tr,.,i
hi~ teeth IN her right log Mary D,ener
Ianiir'Sr ~ IN" building. pullad the dog
away. hut not before the LITTLE ,IrI had
h""n hl't"n m ten places Four Of the
bI'eS w"r" deep. and an Ambulance sur
geon was rallei 20 drass tha ch;ld'.
wounds n" bulldog was carried away
10 the MorrIsania police station and
chalned up "" viii 10 examined for
rabies to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
OLE HANSON IS
WORKING NIGHTS
TO SELL LANDS

Ole Hduson la Keeping hls offices
on the third floor 90 The Sew York
block open until nearly midnight
Eight clerks and n crowd Of people
we're in the office at no O'Clock last
evening
There are thousands Of working
people Iu seattle Hanson explain
"a who have 90 hy on a. full half
day ln order to answer o. newspaper
advertisement HY keeping open
evenings we catch that great mass
uf the employed who ore too busy
90 come during the day time.
Especially ia this true OF the
readers Of The STAR who number
the majority Of The employed class
% this city During the past two
weeks the advertisements appearing
iu The star have brought uB returns
after O'Clock sufficient io Justify
our continuing the same. even
though We were 90 close tho office
all day and only keep open even.
ings
we have sold 500 acres in one
addition iu seven days. 400 of which
were 8old after regular office
hours" be- finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
SEVEN
YEARS IN ICE
FOR SCIENCE

SAN FRANCISCO April 81
Capt Roaid Amundseu. the man
who first succeeded ia making
voyage through the Northwest
passage. from the Atlantic % the
Pacific. is planning q seven year
expedition IN the Arctic. during
which be will 10y % reach the
North Pole. according 90 letters
from Amundseu just received By
Norw eRian Consul Lund. tn San
Francisco.
IN bis letters which outline the
scheme Amundsen says he intends
60 sail from San Francisco early
next year Cor The North Pole IN the
FrTu. and that De- is planning 60
allow the vessel fo freeze into the
icr AND drift Cos seven years
iie believes the currents will
carry him near fhe Pole. and that
irl'iy the sturdy craft viii be re.
leased lrum the icebrres on the
eastern coast uf Greenland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
REVOLUTION
RAISES
HEAD

LONDON. April e1 The speech
delivered hy Arthur Baifour.
leader Of the opposition In the Com.
mons before the Primrose league
5 yesterday IS causing much comment
in political circles today
ia hia opening address The former
prime minister said
We are threatened with a rcvo
luton The more thr present sifu
alton is examined ihe more grave DO
The issues appear to be Whether
fhe country De- fully alive to me
magnitude % these issues ] do not
kuoa bat theY are plaiuiY apparent
go every man who looks with an im.
partial eye upon she strange
maneuvcrH and sinister combina
lions AND Joining % forces not 40
carry 0n The business NJ the cuun.
trY but 30 destroy itH immcmonal
constitution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
Enjoy Your Meals
81 Simply Eating q Little Pleasant
Tablet After Each d Them.
A Tablet Dlgssts q Meal. Trial
Package Free.

when digestion ls perfect the flu
ids neca airy 90 this process come
naturally 90 the aid ~ the stomach.
They are of dght proportion and DO
their work speedily and we'll When
indigestion and dyspepsia are
prevalent. these Eame juices come
slowly n 40 an. are weak and Insult
neient 'or are filled with strong
aclde and aikaiies
When such condition exists
each meal is a hardship upon tho
digestive organs Tho meal should
strengthen The juices but on the
contrary it wcakens them. 800 that
man 81 ihe very act ~ eating cans.
ea conditions 10 arise which "
themselves bring him pain and
loaihing for the next meal.
rs eating one Of Stuarfa Dyapep.
eta Tablets you mix the tablet with
your saliva and IL goes into your
stomach a strong. vigorous fluid
many times more powerful than the
natural digestive juices These tab
lata arc made up from natural veg
HfHHAH ana Ut AAt EHHflAttH HNN NIt
composed from Hydrasils. Golden
Seal LactOse. Nux. Asepiic pepaln
and Jamaica Ginger There is the
formula and one grain OF % will d.
eest 1000 grains ~ food ln any
stomach Beside dlgestlng the food
Sc Will give tho blood the power "a
enrich the digestive fluids 30 after
a time nature win take care Of o.
self Though you have no stomach
trouble one ri these tablets after
each meal D. a powerful assistance
f9 nature and is an excellent habit
% make
Go 70 any druggist and ask hlr
opinion Of 8tuarfs Dyspepsia Tab
ets We wiil abide BITS answer n
BE be an honest man They sell
f1r zoe per package Send us your
aame and address and we win send
Fou a trial package by mail free
Address F a Stuart Co. 100 Stuart
8.ds Marshall Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

>s~@.~aN~Hs~a-@~s@fN- ~~@H.~a>>e.~~.e4-
Rates lu tHiH column are 1 cent a wufu
Ion eurdH NJ cents
futN ru Introduce new method
shorthand trial lessons EaHF tapid
guaranteed. standard shorthand school
100 Union at
Wanted Apprentice rreurh private
millinery. etH Peoples Bank NidF Madam
Nndie
Wanted Experienced chocolate dip.
prfH Apply superior candy and cracker
co. 300 Main
Kodak deNcInpinE zoe a rou amy slre
Jacobs Photo Shop. second floor h. 60
hldF Popular Priced photography
Experienced shirt operator on power
maghiuoa cieudruiuE Anriin Go. uo
Occidental
0lrl fur general homework. small nm-
l COOS IHHt Green Lake boulevard.
Apprentice for ostrich feather work
tol-t Denny hunding ttos SECOND av
NwltchpH POI uumpaduufs made of comb
lurn N b0 Main $3.50
tive lady agents wanted at iEt7 Third
aN Afcnta nov making SEQ pen duy
Wanted ..Qhl Gov general homework
small family Inquire roe 1fth IS
Wanted An experienced Hutchor by The
solder shoe Mie go 2eta Western av.
0ifl for general Homework f06a Mu.
lor ~ broadway rike car
Competent Fir for general housowurk.
Call mornings 1884 18th av NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
SLAYER OF
GREEK
GONE

George Pahilla, a Greek, ls . ~.
giiiVe from justice, following his
deliberate murder o. Louis Zahari-
adds, his former partner, at the lat.
ter's cafe. 1925 Wsstlake bouls.
ward, last night shortly after 10
o'clock Pshills entered the cafe
and ordered steak, and as soon
as his victim had turned his back
he drew two guns and emptled
both Nv the mans back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

-vn-ea@4aaNeT~esrsr-re~~ra ~eeee~s~N~@VNs~-~a~~
WAArEDaatt PUPILS So take adgHn.
faEf ~ fhif offer Prot Henry Iittie.
rHaMfutaE ballroom dancer and tnstfuff0f
aHd sIa Eiaaa lessons Cor tha small eufn
~ Z. On ThlF offer good faf DO days
aHiY Glasses ever FRIDAY sFFnlnE az
Nfltate tsasuuH % kElHIofHeHt Lanrilg
sEHHFmr af labor Temple HiUh ard
thIFffstfF 81 Both phones. rtsldrnre
phone irt O. 1900
haunF fnHn aarfrd about it ar tt
F#aFs NJ aEf ahn fH capable uuHnr ard
hatflrf Waaf hr uNunr fu an Once
HHfH colbert rf. and have safus krarI
afHa ~ rfFrHFraphF and fFfrwfffiuF a
Good rtarrr 90 a1tauremraf o. peg
afrs fH start. NIfH GOOD chances Or rap.
Ia attar. rrHrf ta tHf f'Eht party 40.
tfess p.f.e care mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

s~s-s.rsNN4ea~eer.sfsf- -ra@0esHa@sHs~Ns~.--~
Bauer lInIan Nauer. e. April .h. Mt
Carmel WIrsfHn.
UurtrImafH HHsia HandrruafH.
three mnHtha April &C. ff Nifr.uIa
Ma.hlfa Markie th. April st. ffth
W sud HeurHHft
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

PARIS. April "a njomsjcrno
ujoruauu. the famous Norwegian
poet, dramAfiat. rcformcr and
peace advocate. died herr last
night ilo was born On 1859 Sc
began hia literary career as con.
tfihutor 70 newspapers. and being
% republican tendencies. wan con
vigied 30 treason and forced 90 flee
20 America 20 avoid q FEARS im
priaonmvnt lic returned 90 Chrin.
tlAulA In tsss. aud since that time
has been the mnulder 81 national
opinion and taste Ills novels.
plays and poetry are read thu
world over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
DEATH FOR
MURDER ER

NEW YORK. April 27--Albor
Woitor. convicted Of the murder of
Ruth wheeler WAS today sentenced
90 be- rlectfocuted al Sins Sing
during tho week beginning June g.
Since the jury returned verdict
Of guilty Wolter haa been waiting
apparently unm0yed for Judge Foa
ter to pronounce Tho verdict
Today be vas taken 10 the court
and Judge Foster delivered The sen.
tence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
FLIES CARRY GERMS;
PICTURES SHOW HOW

Following the announcement that
the clergy of this city win aid In the
war 20 be waged against the tuber
culoaia germ, comes the report that
Or J p. Crichtou state health com
missioner, has obtained THE Fly
Pest q feature moving picture
film depicting the ne and dostruc.
ton wrought by the common house
fly, probably one Of the greatest
agencies for the distribution OF tho
tuberculosis germ Dr. Crlchton is
negotiating with Sam - Coin.
manager Of the Alaska theatre and
lessee Of the fly film. and arrange.
ment8 for tho free exhibition OF this
picture throughout the city win
doubtless be eliminated shortly