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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23
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a0Kt0a blocks from 3 cor lines. 60
minutes FROM rluncer place. fronting uu
new boulevard tsnN each. torins
AZ down. fl No per month. flao each.
blocks from minute service. 2t MIN
utHH from Pioneer place
Factory eitNH ln nIl parts ~ the tide
flats Including frontiuNe an the west wa
terwaY, AZ bedrock rfioea
A. WfIKfN a co.
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DON'T WAIT
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90 buy your domestic ln WardAn PARK.
uUN NOW whild you can get 10 Tor lesa
than half You VIII DO forced ca pay then.
Fine lots $500 60 1850 $40 cash. t6
monthly
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1918 Third Avenue
, ~ Kiefor. WEST seattle Real Estate
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fAaMs ANo lANoa.
GARDEN TRACTS
AMID FARMS

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huf iies sell aHA q nee hafH g.
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cent
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MAkTEn-REAL ESTATE.
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ghFas - i've acres q saat iagf ~
nHafftom hN ~ partly Improved wlth
heaHs. tee ana ehifkens heaf seit eater
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ever nHs an1 half miles from Seattle
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ears carries 40 ~ star
wastes TO suY from swnsr Or g.
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aHae ffs ta tfa naf maafh natt. Star
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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HAIn GOODS.
: ffIfnSfJG HfFGE6 fofmsTV wifh
Wi,tg,ggs , shs 'fPsg , -igmss.f y aog s,1s
ule stock u Nam On hand Dsutismsn's
toupssr specially
oou1ool sl1esJye. pQ,sygltys 5000.
FsId if5a lfG Arcade
>o,,gg9lt2 ~, ~sJJyge- @EJeUS9oD,
~ffGrfcrssSy Z ) I 4 I I. iSYs11fsf ssc
Hats cleaned ana blocked
~ HATS KIDS Ffn 30 union
ttAWHtifss .
4 7 fpeffsfi All T54fis, eoflScfi6fa.
corporations ORGANIZED Rotary public
800 nafks nih 8se8ud ard Marion
E Heban Lawyer $685. plonesr
Hidg Computation free Lave u h4a-
nana aud wife Claims. orc. Feea moanfate
g Viper Lawyer husband and wife
,Hmgg claims sstileiaents Rooms -
and ~ Union n.QeN 7i1 First ~
HHewin TUNuaend. 1b5 Bailey Hid9
Consolidation free husband. wife. pefEons
ol lalafias collections
q AssAoy.
EFfffif. kttE1 Tab katbs. ~ gsafs
present ioeaupn Cottage, IA Rear
talol.
..>,>.>.,.o.os klipttIlg ....~o1>.,,e
nnamsnt home n naesssafy 1855
fflyll5f1.- Z, I, ly7lNfr2yf''
Nhelutive NFffupling Opticians
Gtt ssf fMPihE HnfLpf#G.
EnfraHcr tft serQne Avenue
vs. gdm8nds Oph u ordinate Op-
WeiHH iNa IaHrY Hidg - ti7f. lad lsf8.
~ acHoEnEfe ophihaimeiosist.
glasses correctly fitted Liberty EidK.
Third and tulun
Edwfn " Mann. NJ a Vnrkum. ap-
telans fie Arcade baildtua igti.
osTEoPATufc FuYsfrIaNs
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III SEATILE STAR

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ftaes iala4haus W ever tlms
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NOR fM EMO
NOR rA EMI.

pln yauf fsith there Make your hems
there The paaf shows aud the ia
tufs Niil prove the Wisdom % this
aaHire GREENWOOD Park ANNEX
is fha beat You eau Fat 81 Esay
terms make o. possible ffa cash
fs mnHfhiY Niew lats fg0g aud 80
fninueg az oar 70 sSsh o. 90 main
office
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1915 ThigG Avenue
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Small cash payment new modern
arin 1919
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SALARY AND cHATTEL LOANS
c0NNanNHFCa1r'N
Women HrrlinE house ara ulhrfs
uraH fhHff uun notes without HfCErltFs
cheapest fHfan easiest aaFfrFnfa offices
ir es principal cities ~ 81 Tnimau. ESQ
Eplef uiack eif second
faana on furniture. horses cte wiz
liam Roach. room 1il Nes rark BIDS
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GRADUATE LICENSED SPECIALIST.
EkAMtHArtDN AID ADVICE FHEE
HaH EN1 EM HfsfsFH
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The sew Tea hrd coffee store see rtks
"a ana atAa ~ Market sif lf.st 86s
ueftss en the eeAsi rtsNiiaua fee
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E0ME8TEADS
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sfae aHF1hfhHl Nea# eifaasfs cane ~
An1 - 10 sasW Yea
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Az IDEAL tITrLE Place
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view - fna saaat aaf niaeafalns TWo
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nrf 81 Is enc rsai place
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THAR u MAuhEFa ACHES
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HanufhtN
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FaH COMPANY. fNc.
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8AHnNA MNH ATTENTION
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faaa. ~ cleared aat fsnnet4 this ste
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WEST or SEATTLE
6 ACRES $500.
500 CASH. tl0 PER MONTH
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frsireT saicE sale Prize faf frT fays
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
WIDOWS TO BE
PAID SMALL SUM

Chicago. March S.-Wlth fifty
clniIua ci widows and other relatives
Of the Cherry mine disaster victims
settled Ly payments ranging from SS0H
10 $l,00 per death, the ST Paul min
ing company has entered into neSotl-
tions with counsel in something liEc
100 more cases to settle with the vic
inns widows at the rate OF $1,S0O In
each case.
This rate Of settlement was agreed
upon al a conference between uttor-
neys representing the widows and
counsel for the mining company.
Yes, We have already settled about
fifty cases" said Burton Hanson, sec
rotary Of the mining company yestcrs
day. we have agreed 10 pay fron
$500 TO $1,000 in the cases already
settled
In the cases that came up at the
conference last Friday. Sl.S00 was the
figure agreed upon tentatively by the
attorneys, and ! believe settlement on
that basis VIII be agreed upon, los
for there is a disposition on the part
of the widows to settle"
In the mine disaster 26i men were
Filledt OF which l57 left widows with
i23 children. while I07 of the vic
TINS were single men.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
PLAT I WAS.
DECEIVED
How President Harrison
Failed to Keep His
Promise

Chicago. March 8.-TEe Record. Her.
aid today prints 4 letter from VIM. F.
Cu-tis under Washington date which
contains a statement by the late Sen
ator Thomas c. Platt of New York.
concerning his connection with the
nomination OF Benjamin Harrison for
President in 1883
The statement, which was i'll the
third person, was given TO Max Curtis
some years ago By Senator Platt, with
the understanding that il should not
be opened until after his dca;h Tic
statement says
The Now York delegation went TO
the convention of IS supporting one
OF their own number. Mr. Dcpew. for
the presidential nomination They
voted Tor him continually during tho
first week. but when Sunday camo
they decided he could not succeed.
and held a meeting To discuss thcir
future action. There were Blaine men
and Harrison and Sherman men in
the delegation and friends OF other
candidates, those who favored HaTri-
son and Sherman being in the major
;ty and about evenly divided
Stephen r. GIlklns. who had paid a
i hurried visit TO Indianapolis a few
days before. returned with an uudcliv-
cred message in his pocket. 1t was
signed 'Benjamin Harrison. and was
addressed 10 Thomas c. Plntt VI was
| brief. but sufficient. and the writer In
| formed Mr. Plat that MIR ElkinS was
authorized to sneak for him, and that
any arrangements that the two gen
! tlcmcn might make would he ratified.
e. memorable conference took place
/ in Mr. Platt's room, at which Mr.. FL.
! kins stated he was authorized To say
| that if the New York delegation would
| give Gen Harrison their support, tho
! latter would appoint SIr. Plat sccrc.
| tary of the treasury In case Of his
| election, and allow him to control fed.
eral patronage in the State Of New
York
The New York delegation were in
| formed OF this proposition and. ac-
cepting II in good faith. decided TO
| cast 4 solid vote for Gen. Harrison.
! As all the world knows. this move
mont on the part Of New York brought
reinforcements from other states, and
| Cen. Harrison was nominated.
MI. PIait is not rich man. but
his credit Is good and he went out
and borrowed Sl50.000 upon his own
personal note and turned the money
over to the treasurer of the national
committee. Mr., Quay has frequently
asserted that that money elected Pres
ident Harrison. Several weeks after
the election. Senator Hiscoclo Of New
York went to indianapolis, and In the
name OF the Republicans OF Now York
formally asked the appointment OF
Mr.. Plat as secretary OF the treas
ury To the astonishmcn, OF Senator
! THscock, the presldent-elect said he
could not offer Mr. Platt seat in his
cabinet. and when pressed for his rea-
sons declined 10 give them
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
ME:RICANS
A I I A(kED D
Bogota, Colombia, Scene
of Anti-American
Demonstration

Bogota. Colombia. March S-A
quarrel between the manager of an
Amerlcan-owned street railroad line
and a police officer late yesterday
was followed by riot during which u
mob attempted to wreck the street
cars. The traffic was stopped and
the manager placed under arrest
The rioting continued for some time
and reached the block in which the
American legation Is located. The
police gathered in force in the Vicin-
Ity. but the mob. after wrea&ing its
vengeance on the rolling stock of the
company. attacked the United States
legation. stonlng the building. Tho
members OF the legation were protect
ed and though there were further
disturbances during the night, the au'
thorities this morning appeared TO be
able tu afford protection to the Amer
leans
Elliot Norihcott is the American
minister at BoEota and Paxton Hio-
bon is secretary OF the legation All
az the legation were said to be safe
today. Mr.. NoTthcott came here last
August from West Virginia. and was
formerly judge Of the district court
Tor the southern district OF tnat
state,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
RE.GUl. ATE
I EIE SAL OON
Samuel Gompers Op-
poses Prohibition or
Local Option

Chicago March Samuel Com
pors, president Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. Yesterday refused
an invitation to speak Tor the local
option cause In explaining his rea'
son for declining. Mir. Gompcrs said
that the experience OF most cities has
shown prohibition 10 be a failure
L could not consent TO lndorsc To-
cal option, because am not in sym
pathy with The movement" said Mr..
Gompcrs.
Proper regulation Of liquor tran!C
is much more effective Than the abol
iShment OF saloons under The local
option or prohibition LAWS. Experience
OF cities. both In the United States
and other countries, has shown this
There is not city IN Maine where
stranger cannot 70 and bay all the
beer OF whisky he wants There is nc
attempt whatever to disguise the fact
that these places are operating in yio
lation OF the law"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
JEFFRIES GOES
TO MOUNTAINS

Los Angeles. Cal. March S.-Jcf-
fries will train Tor his tight with Jack
Johnson at resort In the mountains
near Santa Cruz. and where a camp
will be established April /. This an
nounccment was made last night by
Sam Berger shortly alter his arrival
here for conference with the fighter.
Jeffries will leave here tomorrow
for a rep-dayS' hunting trip In the
Tehaehapi mountains. After Thursday
he will do no more regular training
until he goes into camp. Jehries yes
tcrday did eight miles OF road work,
running three miles at full speed With
out apparent effort
Berger says that Jim Corbett and
Frank Gotch will join JeffrIes at the
Santa Cruz camp June /. Until then
he will BE- assisted in training by Rog-
or Cornell of san Francisco and Arm
strong and Burns. the wrestler, Until
abou, Nay he Will not do any heavy
work,
Sporting circles hero are interested
in tho referee question. 1t is under
stood JeGrios favors Charles Eyton oil
Los Angeles II Johnson will accept.
But 1t Is believed that Ed Smith has
much The bettor chance to referee the
big battle
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
l|L[IS HAS
HAD Enough
Will Not Swear to a
Complaint Against
Cudahy

Kansas CITY. March S.-Jere F.
LillIs. president Of the Western Ex-
change bank. who was attacked BY
cr, at the Cudaby homo here carly
Sunday morning. was not sufficiently
recovered today TO be removed from
81. Narys hospital. where he was
taken two days ago
A nurse in the hospital. however,
snld this morning that Mr. LilliS con-
dition was improved The cuts on his
face and body she said. were healing
nicely, but. after a consultation had
been held. 1t was decided not TO trans.
fer the patient 10 his home before 10
morrow.
The definite announcement that
Lillis win not prefer formal charge
against Cudahy renders doubtful the
probability that any further details
OF the circumstances that led mp to
the trouble Will ever be made public
Both Cudahy and Lillis still firmly re-
fuse 10 make any statement in re-
gard to the affair
The county prosecutor has an,
nounccd that he viii make no efforts
10 prosecute Cudahy If no one files Il
formal charge against him. unless
Lillis should die of bis injuries. The
physicians say the banker Will surely
recover.
John Moss. the chauffeur who was
present when tho attack on Lillis was
made. has not been located. although
the police have made dilIgeut search
for him.
General John c. GOWN OF Omaha.
father OF Mrs Cudahy, went out to
the Cudayy home from MS hotel car
ly today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
TAFT in NEED OF
A PRESS AGENT

New York, March S.-President
Taft's greatest need Is An efficient,
widc.awakc press agent This at least
Is the opinion OF Prof Channlns Rudd,
the lawyer, author and educator. In
IN address before The West Side Y NJ,
C. y. here lat nigh; Prof Rudd said
President Taft complained in his
Newark speech fGw days ago that
the attitude of the newspapers Of the
country was either ono OF open hos,il-
lty OF pntroninIng friendship. and he
closed his address with the assertion
that he would return to Washington
and avoid the DCwSEapeTS.
This is an unfortunate decision.
for the President needs the support
OF the newspapers 10 make his admin-
lst1ation n success apd Il help 10 tho
people. = I do not say Mr. Taft would
be moro faithful President if he em-
ploycd press aRCut, but VIC would
undersi and him betlcrif there was an
efficient publicity man in the White
House
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
FIA s ARR: I o
Be |II(1HE R
Women Must Submit to
the Demands of
Fashion

Chicago, March S.-The hats 10 be
worn by women this summer are go
ing 10 bs wider and higher than ever
before-wider in inches and higher in
price. This edict was given out by
Nine NJ S. Harris. president OF the
National Association OF Retail Mill;
ncrS, which will meet tonight in an
nual convention
Nine. Harris said she could not tell
what minimum could be expected in
this years headgcar
"ln inches think the low average
will be about 30 she said, but in
dollars | am unable to hold out Eluch
encouragement You see, the foreign
makers have secured corner in Ger
tain materials. and they seem deter
mined TO hold IN the price. Tn
trimmed crowns, | am afraid, viii cost
not less than SO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
CASE IN COURT
DUE TO AN Egg

New York. March S-What NOM
bers of the bench and bar have been
eXpecteing es the natural conse~
Quence OF the increased cost oi liV-
ing. has come TO pass In Brooklyn.
A complicated legal case involving the
owncrship OF one egg. is mp for ad-
jus,ment In the Flatbush court. On
Sunday last The papers in the case
cite. the children of Mrs Mary Pen
ninger and Mrs. Anna Gany, playing
together in a vacant lot. found new
ly laid egg Right Of possession OF
the valuable find is claimed 10y both
women
"I fully realize what the ownership
of an egg means IN these times. said
tho magistrate wncu the matter was
submitted to him and therefore I
VIII not he hssty in deciding the ques-
ton ! postpone the case for ono
week, while I am considering It."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
WOMAN REJOICES
SHE IS NOT A LADY

Chicago, March ST am not a
lady. announced Mrs. Jessie Stubbs
before the members OF the Austin
Womans club yesterday afternoon, in
speaking on tho modern woman,
Nothing makes rue so angry MS 10 bc
called Lady, or 10 he told | am
lGdy-liEe II is not n compliment
"Thc definition OF lady 10 my
mind, is . female who has neither
brains 10 think with nor hands TO
work with | am thankful | am a
woman and can think and act intelli-
gently.
1t is true that cvery ono receives
With > feeling Of regret the news that
girl has been born. because II is
natural for people to rejoice when a
boy comes into the world The boy
will have voice in the government.
and the girl will not That is the first
thought that comes to us. but when
the modern woman is called upon to
be a citizen of the state. this Will
ch0ngc. and it will moi matter wheth-
er boy on girl IS born.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
TO BE HEARD
IN ALASKA COAL CASES

Cleveland. o. March S.-Several
witnesses have been summoned to ap.
pear before officials OF the department
of the interior and department Of JUS
Jlce who are here 10 investigate claims
iii connection with the Cunningham
coal cases in Alaska.
The claims date back 10 1893. when
William H. Warner OF Cleveland; /;
Henry Wick and Hugh p Wick. his
son, OF Youngstown, o.. and w l..
Miller OF Elmyria, o.. took up 100
acres each Of Alaskan coal lands for
which they paid $40 an acre. Mr. MI
Ter has since diod but his estate will
be represented at the hearing
The claimants ask for full title 10
their holdings, whlch they assert has
been withhold
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
MAE c. WOOD INSISTS
SHE WAS PLATT'S WIFE

Omaha. March S.-Mac c. Wood,
who attained considerable newspaper
fame a year or two ago by her claim
OF marital relations with the laIe
United States Senator Platt OF New
York. last night announced her inteu'
lion of making an effort Ia secure
recognition as his widow. She said;
Il shall 90 to New York immedi'
stciy and make a personal demand on
his son that be placed in possession
OF Mr.. Platts affairs untll tie VIII IL
read.
YBut I don't expect Frank Platr 10
let me get in control | viii make
the formal demand as foundation
for the legal fight which / expect 10
have to put up in order to get my
rights.
Il anu absolutely sure that some
where i'm Mr.. Platts private papers
will be found proofs that was legal
IL married to him
Miss Wood is now ON her Dig
ranch near Julesburg and telegramS
containing information oi Senator
Platts death reached her there.
For some years Miss Wood lived III
Omaha and has practiced law here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-08
CARNEGIE
HAS VIE VS.
His Teacher on the
Future Life is
Plato

Santa Barbara, Cal, March S.-Just
before his departure yesterday for
Del Monte where he will spend n few
days with his wife and daughter. An
drew Carnegie aired his ideas of the
future lie,' Clifford Pinchot and en-
dowed newspapers.
Il highly dlsapproVc of recent utter
anceS upon the future life, he said,
referring TO a symposium by Henry
James. w. d. Hovells and others I
MAS asked TO contribute to that series,
but refused My great teacher on thai
subject is Plato.
Our duties lie in this world ana
the man who performs them has noth-
inG 20 fear hereafter 1t is too bad
TO say anything to shattcr The hope
OF man or woman VINO pray that their
falth In the future life may be
strengthened"
Mr. Carnegie does not anticipate
any straininG of relations between
President Tat and Roosevelt as :
result OF The Ballineer-Pinohot con
troversy. He summed up his impress
sions of the forester thus:
"Pinchot is well-meanmc, Jealous
sclf-sacrihcinG- ilDc type We nccC
more Ike him. but he Is inclined tC
walk so straight sometimes as TO lea,
over backwards He does not seen
TO have much OF the give and take
Concerning endowed newspapers. h'
said he had considered the matter
but had dismissed il. as he thought
no ono would care 10 read substan
tial journal The clement Of person
ality In paper he asserted. "iS to;
important II | went into newspaper
work | should both own and edit III!
paper