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Cook probably ala ascend to th'
sop of "a peak 10 miles iFom the
topmost point Of the mountain
but undoubtedly kncW be had fail
ed TO reach the real summit
This much has been proved by
abe New York Herald Portland
OroF0nian expedition. headed by
L. D. Ruak. of Chclan. Wash
which failed 90 climb Mt McKln.
ley and o. now on 10 way back TO
Seward
A message from Ruek. By cour.
Ter. says that they followed Dr.
Cooks route up The busltna aud
Chulitua rivers and assembled the
peak which Or Cook claimed to
be the summit From there they
were unable 90 sse the flag aller
I'd % have been planted on tho
main peak last April by Thomas
Lloyd and hiH Fairbanks story. aud
they are inclined 10 disbelieYe
Lloyd'a story
The second Mt Mckinley party.
headed BY Prof fierEchcl Parker,
Of New York. and Belmorc Brown.
OF Tacoma, ~ still ondehyoring 10
make the ascent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
HOTEL MAN
MUST NOT
GO HOME
-. Norman, Head of
pl.,a Hostelry, Must
s,.y Away to Allow His
laughter to Get Well.

-. Nerman. owner % the
eotel al Fourth and West
- vas ordered by Superior
Gslhem. this morning, 60
.s.y fr0m bis homc SO as not
- the recovery 90 his three
- daughter irom pneumonia
A,ncAial treuhies
Nav Norman this morning
ss.eed suit Tor divorce and
s..s hat II her husband were
- to return home DC would
- disturbance. probably
~ ser AM thai the disturbance
=. inieaere With the recovery
I - aaagater A restraining or
& sas Issued
~ complaint the wife SAYS
4. ~ still bears on her face
.-s.ses q The last beating her
.kssd gave Ger Nellie CARLY
ss-ed ii the complaint as thu
''sass's affinity. and she Is
go lor much q the domestic
saflgy.
- esupla have two ehildren.
q three years and the other
,aasha The Northern Bank &
- % and the Seattle National
~ seFs restrained BY court or
sem allowing the husband %
y. OIL any funds The couple
~ nnrh property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
HALF MILLION
In GOLD HERE

Half miilion dollars In gold
bullion reached Seattle yesterday
from Alaska on the steamship JET.
ferHon This il the largest single
ahipmrnt TO reach Seattle 90 far
thiH season
or this gold $500. 900 was ban
died BY express. tia0.eo0 came
from the Dawson camps and an
eaual amount from the Fairbanks
district The Tanana supplied
si0090 and the nrw Furcuplue
Gold Mininx Co. near Haines.
sent out $4,000 Ths rsmAindcr
came IN mail pouches and leather
bags 10 the care Of the pursgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
ATCHES SWINDLERS
BY PLAYING PART

Fxreim4n MKrEett. working In
Ill elcsAas. hAs been studying
< reesntly At the Columbia
sAn2 q Al. 1893 Eighth av He
rsassd he art Of nuncning the
-. ne result Is that five
o. papis n this AFT school are
~ u iasl and will be charged
RS a ciu ordinance With con.
sxginS a swsndllnE game. the pen.
~ or weleh Is 500 fine or IS
~ , 1s.l. o. both
ier~dlag te the data secured
n III pasrnsnRn while az work
ksnlns hew % make easy money,
4 Emheis AMI a company cf pic
- fraBe and enlargement men
~ caazda began operating Ia
Ssfk aep0ut six weeks ago.
iiss To Buy Frame.
AaM secering the photograph.
III tines the only one IN exist.
- 4 some dead relative. the
sFxs meg had q very cheap and
~ sn.srgsment made. This
- Dr.. bzt 70 ges the enlarge.
- at the photo back the vic.
y ~ e bay q frame Tor some
- Ar slT or SIS. a frame that
~ purih, perhaps. a dollar.
~ ecmplaints reached the
pArs apartment. and MArEeft
- - cat TO get a Job with
~ A. = result. with Patrol.
la askes ana BiAnchi. he raided
y e shooi LAST night. arresting
lzs hswetf and Samuel Green
M hotel Baker Barney Gold
= EssAfun hotel. Leo Freedman.
1liiae hotel, and samuel Leo
- 3is sannynsde Ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
WIFE WON'T LET HIM
SEE HIS OWN SON

That his wife has refused to al.
l0W him 20 see his sou or 10 tell
him the bows name Is the unique
allegation ln the divorce complaint
ftied by J A Frceiand against OFT.
ley Freelaud Ia the superior court
this morning The husband SAYS he
knows that hc Is father OF a son
ahout years cd. but tha, his wife
ior spite has refused 10 tell him
thu boys name
Toe couple were married In Van.
CouFer Ia August. 1905. coming 10
Seattle a year later While here
the wife D. accused Of having LET;
her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

With him. On enc occasion she said
he threatened 10 shoot her. .Ysstsr-
daT he attempted te enter the Fisher
home, when Mrs. Fisher shot hiH1.
Smith has = wife ard Two children
In SAINTS Clara. When his body VAS
aearched after the shooting, = re-
voiver end . picture o. Mr.. Fisher
we're found IN his cost pocket
The coronsr'a jury held Mrs.
Fisher biarcissa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
CONGRESSMAN'S
Wife TALKS ON
CONSERVATION

'oh. N your glorious Northwest.
with ~ wonderful resources. could
only profit by the sad mistake ~
The East said Mrz Edward A.
liouamnn one Of the national vice
presidents Of the Woman's National
Rivers and Harbors Congress. this
morning.
"Our forests are douuded. our
streams are drying up. our game
birds and fish are becoming ox.
uuct The Northwest A. 30 won.
drously rich In les natural 10.
sources you do not realize. as We
have been made 70 feel. the need
ot conservation
Mr and Mrs Housman. whose
summer home % ln Connecticut and
winter home "a New York. are ro
turning from a cruise around the
world Since reaching the Pacific
coast they have visited ALASKA aud
cities along the Coast. where Mrs.
Houaman has prosecuted her in
ycsugatlona. she D. seeking while
here 90 Interest the women of the
state OF Washington ia couaeryA.
ton.
IL Miaunderstood
Conservation b. generally mis-
understood. said Mrs Huusmnn
"We do not advocate the boltlins 90
% forests and shutting them out
from public benefit We believe ia
utilization with conservation There
are trees that should be- cut down
because they have attained their
fun growth and d Is waste 20 ict
them stand We urge the came usc
And protection uf forests that b.
given 20 fish and game their pro
lection under q certain klne and age
and their use in tho proper way
Some day you Win learn here %
We have ia the East. hos we have
pallutcd cur fiah bv sewage dis.
poaal la the streams and thus iu.
lurcd the health 81 our population
I wish you might learn u from our
mistakes Instead Of your own"
Husband In Congress.
Mr Housman. whose hobby. hE
be declares himself, Is sewage dis.
poaal. has had bin introduced in
congress which. IL % becomes a law.
sll prohibit IA every state la The
uuiun The disposal Of sewage OF
other rofuac IN any waterway
whether Il be the ocean OF the little
country stream.
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NEW YORK. july - Tho dircct.
ars 81 the WESTINGHOUSE Rcctric
Nauuiacturius Co today forced
ocorse Westinghouse 90 rclinqulsh
the presidency OF the corporation
and seated Edward Atkinson Of Hos
ton lu the presidents chair II Is
understood thar Atkinson viii re-
5iEH as soon A. a president salts
factory 10 the entire board Is
chosen
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She KILLED
A MAN BUT
GOES FREE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla July
2o.--Mrs. Daisy Fisher. wife 81 a.
T.. 8. Fisher, . prominent business
man o. Oklahoma City. today stands
esoneratsd q any crime. though she
shot and killed D. E. Smith Of Santa
Clara, Cal.
According 20 Mrs. Fisher. Smith
and she were swsethesrta IN HALL
bal, Mo- 10 years ago. when ahe
married Fisher. Since her marriage
she says Smith bounded her. i'm
ploring her 90 desert Fisher and 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
|RIPPEN
CAUGHT


fccnciuced.,
~~-----~~----~----------
= eexs 70 the world police Off
~ staried for Father Point
Dew 10 Due Today.
~ steamer Laurentic. with fn.
9'xf5s Dex. OF Scotland Yard. on
- vii arrive this afternoon
~ Inspector win dlsembark-
~ tAs arrival OF Dew the poles
bard . fast train for Montreal
vi 10 aboard the Nontrose be.
" vessel berths.
ezse<tor Dew will not partici.
~ htazlly In the arrest. the Law
{<fsEg that Canadian police
;hs capture. Mccarthy will
~ y Esrrant and Dew viii
<z'ny tue prisoners. New8pa per
sseondentS will be barred from
haesfcse until after the arrests
y made.
ss'srel Percy Sherwood. chief
y Dominion police, has tele-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
RIDING ON STRIKE
BOURD ROAD
(oOneivdsdl

guards ON every platform. aup
pose they were all carrying rcvol
Ncra. in preparation Tor pitched
battle They all looked az N thcii
middle names were Fight" 30
did che conductor llc was a feroc
ious looking individual
lJ was very thoughtful of him
however, 20 remove hts cap band
Tor at every station there was d
crowd Of from 80 TO 100 persons
who demanded
SHOW us the conductor and
brakcmeu We waat 20 set theft
numbers
lie wasn't used 90 Pullmans. this
conductor I could see that ia the
wash room. he wiped his face on
towel from the dirty towel rack
and seemed 60 Like a. No one
corrected him he didut worry d
lot about fares much OF his time
vas spent on the platforms with
the guards"
We passoneers concluded that
the guards were Ia reality strike
breakers no we're being Imported
Into Canada The guards. how
ever. disappeared az sarnin May
be- they we're Eolng into Canada on
heir own hooks. importing them
selves, as ii were. instead OF beina
Imported by The company. which Is
against Canadian law
hut the porter asa drop a word oil
comfort Tie told as that the men
who were on the engine we're union
men, the engine ercwa have an
other month remaining before they
can ioiu a sympathetic strike with
The truinmcn.
The tiehlneaa across the ches,
disappeared when We learned that
and knew that the eagle eye Ia
front was not golnE Il blind
The fear OF a wreck. too. dlsap
penred.
so We went 20 bed. didnY
sleep. though. and Z don't believe
anybody eise did. heard cough
ms and tho sound o. restless turn
ing all Night
pAybreak showed as how the
company wa preparing lot
trouble Huge NreekiuK carr. With
arms that could toss a Pullman 10
feet. stood on side tracks. Ia touch
attn the main line There wors
idle but ateamlng engines Ia the
yards. ready presumably. Tor
emergencies Idle workmen stood
about. Whether they were strikers
{ or strikebreakers ready Tor emer
gcueios We could NOT toll
Everywhere we're indications OF
. Tremendous extra expense Co which
the company Is put Section crews
sith handcars and tools. looked ur
az oar train At short intervals IA
/ we flashed By
One quiet man on the train. who
mlght have been a railroad off
ciai. told me acme inferssfins
,hiuga though be did not explain
as had the other passengers. why
he had to take a Grand Trunk
train
$500 a Minute.
Its important to got even
single train through on time. be
said. no matter what Il costs One
train gone wrong may mean a
blockade The New YORK Central
once figured out that a biockade
on ita line meant an expense Of
$3.50 a minute during the FIRST hour
three times that In the second hour
and 81 GOO a minute during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

graphed. esysi0nIns as 10 prevent
pcets.~ said chief Mccarthy. THE
orders eviosntiy are inspired by
Scotland Yard from fear that Grip
pen and Mile. Lersse. seeing them
selves trapped. will sttenapt &c
cheat the gslio~s. We fear that
scores Of reporters and newspaper
photographers. s~srmins over the
sides o. the liner. would arouse
tire fuaitises' suspicious and give
them an opportunity to eonnl,
suicide"
Newspaper correspondents here
have chartered a schooner which
VIII go out 70 meet the M0ntrose
after the arrest The reporters
and camera men then win Chamber
aboard the liner. The suspects
VII be taken ashore az Gross Isle.
win be passed through the lmmi-
grafton offices, and then taken %
Quebec. where Judge Chauveau
will arraign them and remand
them to jail. pending deportation
Village 10 Crowded.
The little village Of Father Point
IL overcrowded today with police
officials and newspaper men and
thTongs Of persons curious TO learn
the latest details Of one OF the
most exciting pursuits ever re-
corded IN the annals Of Scotland
Yard Hundreds Of tourists are
here and nearly every person In
the village Is armed with a camera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
CARRIES ROME EMPTY


NN"H hHftHN ffaHe
KANSAS CITY. 1aly 80 :
q Because there were not :
= enough dmnkards' wives ga =
= kon@s city, kan. 60 keep =
. the homo founded for them =
= by Carrie Nation Eoing. the q
= home o. 90 De returned 10 her. =
a She dcsires to sell it and do. q
q vote she proceeds % a school =
= for neglected children Ia =
q Eureka Springs. Ark Kan. =
sas City, kan. Is a dry" =
= city =
1890 AAAsN =
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tended the work Of remodcing by which the $3.50
$50 rooms lobby cafe barber shop and bar
have been entirely rciurnishcd and rcdeco-
rated the work the hotel office alone costing $1,000
This hotel very adyantagcou situated being located
the OF First and Marion street being thus
within easy striking distance trains and boats and in the
center Of the shopping and theatre district.
The cafe is by F. f. Foster the bar under the manage
OF Pat DDau and the barber shop controlled by + F.
Markham and all establishments direct with
the hotel
81 The popular prices viii prevail the Stevens max
ing Il the best moderate priced hofcl u Seattle.
The Stevens OF the landmarks the city the old
timers having been IN operation Tor twenty years during which
the proprietor W Stevens has made hosts Of friends
both among his guests and through his business
MIR Stevens makes specially OF local and Western Wash
ngon trade his long residence IN the making his
well known among the and cities Of the Puget Sound
region
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FoNfFV ~ efpoNNeFfce-
AL yau ne.d 20 % 20 make this a
fiuishsd poem 10 90 fin cut ths
blanks
Tommy went 60 a ----- one night.
And came away almost -
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Village 10 Crowded.


"And what are your duties Al the
and f0-cenf stOre1"
"Oh. I W0rk IN the office marking
up E-cent articles"
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Pacific fleet NJ navy yard Sun.
day special visiting day Round trip
Soc Boat leaves CoimAn dock go
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Pacific fleet al navy yard sun
day special visiting day Round trip
Zoe Boat leaves Colman dock go
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COOK GOT
MOUNTAIN
MIXED UP
He May Have Climbed One
Peak, But He Never
Reached the Summit Of
Mckinley, Says News
paper Party.

SEWARD. Alaska. July 20 DIR
Cook never reached the top OF Mt
Mckinley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
DEAD IN AUTO WRECK

ANACONDA. Mont. July 81
Miss Minnie Thomas was killed
and Charles Walter seriously IN
lured when Walters automobile
was struck BY q Milwaukee train
between here and Butte last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

tires has Nrco-'e quite general and many cars
a.. uuW equipped with reno table fiWs lb'A
trr 0rON let NItI tWu ID re fias hANirA ne
HHfDi tr,. uu me-. ani reli' Tor instant msT
81 hen the NO spar' tires have been tssHi uF We
Inner tube, damaged, p.tsvuurg lueif zee 'ih
s.I'faIfr trouble l- experienced IN attaching
Lew urt. 20 tn spare uffN ur 90 ln'uhg h'N
iI',r iupr- iUto tf' shoes uu the spare ~ i~'
rlI, WuTa unless ruHr Iu co." garage g. yer ~
-tns .Tu ua trrur.t these ..flA hack The Dorian
W.rroyn'arlr 1Ir. Company hAN 'TNerin. =
g.Ir. CO.. ..'sE .r Hu llr-r uU. a.. ~ CO..
.r...ts.t that t...|flr. u.fl. lrtnts.H." tires
,an nr f..r4 'H ..H. vlfhptf i'c u~r u' 'on'~
rsrs l-s lur r.r. BE- -rNf n such a manner mat
WIZ 'yslr.I 100 'wn Tl.'- can N" tel NoGrlh'F.
~ thsf tie .u',-' Nfr niN 90 an ne rfa EASY
enor-n Pop 90 ..rN.t -Irf.v,, '.utoflsi of cNrr
a woman .. So. .Ht Co.,, fhAugr
When Co.. n.s o.. been u,Arti on the rim ana
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- make special study ~ the testing laboratory
O. 40 aimed hy Thomas frfs-h = 90 20 tr'ur
airty deter riuNg the unatN A.. IapNH'. 20
kAmhlgT motor and other pATts ~ lHr same
time they NIL study thOse chemical tests ~
quality and uhy>tual tets % strcnC'u D., Which
ne tCna,ir and uriug qualities - Rambler
materials #Tr Irf-. uIUsd NHstr, they viii
observe a. MT hand Jas .usthSls ~ sitainAEg
accuracy In hardening. grinding and gauE.ng
rart> requiring perfect u''ing
\ building covering twr s'rrs ls devoted ~
these Rhr' bier trst~ The most TN unT'Ant III, fn.
engine lr>t. seventeen wo'nLs hs.ur lr.fri 10
tine The engine l. operated IN 'Du. llrfnu sI'h
dynamo. this operation ,nuturtug Tor rr any
hours until absolute silence is A''aiurl and The
>, snunc reading show IsAi 10 Is delivering 10
fetei horSr.poWr
The u-c Of tenloS.-=bIe rims with clincscr
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Association. has dis'uS-ah tho condition
of III" home~tTp'Ch With several driver
and they amt" IN SAVING that tor -I''"l
And safety that portion ~ tho tra'S cannot
De- improved II VIII. however. u.. -prius i''i
WIN dust laying compound Hnd thoroughly
rul,rl
when no thiragn NurnwohIr club rtn
tho Mr. race fer ih" tu'sr 'ruIhN over th"
tf"NH FONT l"NwH r"'U ',h in uii,na
la-' war Oh" trurN, ~, 'np'urvi 10. LOUIS
Z h"' rulei who drove q Eui.k ar Ihts
YEAR ~" rec" for tl" t".s" trophy WJ-
-'Hl mi" contest un lul1 Z. rim Un me ~ -
mt" and half tack az th" Indian polls
Motor STrsslNHN IN" BNI.N ION. -rU Auuld
Hr's IN't '" Try again for 'l~ .T"uhy over
road 'IT'u'. bat Nl"u IRA VI '"ta'. -
donor. turned tho i'Iu rl,c over lo %"
>l'""dwnf a." Egr '"n'"ru "ul"r's. rhr'''
human anu Nt'lut N"Nr".'i s~ urI''t-
Arthur hrN rolct aut thurman ALL Tuur'd
N a." lead Ia ih" rn," ~ Ju.' NJ. ~ -"
mile, Whom Dawson took ~" l"tG ''ur1
Human when ~" latter rad 20 stop zoo
,h'nEc ire, thurman r", hn"k "u 'h"
truck su,kl end hc and Dawson rud o
Er"i teh' Tor ~" li~r r"u lH.., g.. .r"
ra,". Dawson ruIily winning fh' rt,r uI
Inc day after m" rae" " g. Duran. .It,..
Russ Motor company. s"u' the IuIluViur
Mhrnon Company. Indianapolis. 81.
trrul ~ the WINNIE az
standing with lou and al other manu-.
fa,tuT-r~ for the adNarcrr,-n' and r,"ntua
sUprrma'y 81 the Amer, an hult iuu|ur
car ! wish to 'opgrai ulat" Won uuou ,.uE
splendid and well carved Nh'"rv rCS'"r.
IN" Noriyko 4 Marm"n ,ompauy 70
pll"d - Mr purarr> telegram ~ ton."-
We thank ,ou foT Your ,uiIrit,rl- trI".
gram Of to-day and ",hn ,our sent ru"r.'s
m regard ." N" supremacy "I thc Amer. tu
built motor ar.
Horace \ Bonnsll. chairman Of 'h" com.
rrttee that conducted tn" rc,":' fifteen
Nlsa nj
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ten races on Frids, NlthsHns Won nine 81 he
70. race, on >,urtA. MirtrUns won risht aui
%. 'hr ~ rsrr, ga uonda,. JuD : AicheaUs
Son ave.
Driving In his nr>r race n ~ Pcnnchsker a
Nolng hssiues~ uan Of Memphis. an amateur
driver .u cNyrt sruss % me WORT the Men
pHI. champion ship AMI no NIsln~,- Meu.- CAB
trophy m the southern r'. last v.'cs ne drove
Do, -. "a hor,T power steam. toy tonneal t1rn
bout
H'tri against TrrnersAcr and his Stes-r'
were = large sis IS Under and 'wu other cars nni
although the rarIy part Of tho race was duel
between The Slr,gns att the ~ nc torncr
pI'lei away AMI FINISHED Tar Ia the leaf.
G u crawford. = ~ IouiS r-o,oris, rrccnr,
drove his Moon To Cincinnati and rrtuTn. coius
''Fo GA ludlAnapous each WAY. and although N~
rN."t''..cl 40 ito-hi' Win MS "a Nas ~ IL
'Iru.EU Uurols that tr declared aftcrvhri No.
nuHH mot d.sr ",cr % again FOR th"n'ami
rr.r, '... E-,r .,vr,rr i6utng strca-r.
rlurrNi". through rI' when 1t rains. disyin,
me 'ourruuun That acknowledging masc> r'..i
n'. worth. of Tine name before another goo.
The rurrucr ~ those Who Nr~ taains long .r'.
.7 f.'r .n tou-iug ar, without The inror,,r
.ru,, ~ arriving extra Tire, IL .uuS,AntiN inrrrH-
NOT ~ ugr' Weight aui rr1ihIc roasiru0 do.
fn'iur nrvr wheels AMI uf", Sill go tar wlu
NJ N"urn arrcl thI,r o'hct passrns'
go -"nr h''. '"sS.gr 10 his :; NorSr I" ..
s"t NH.h lu' uI Isr'r u''Nc"n ~" Two '....
b., -'' rirs ~ '.' i.3 p. gui"mohe m, Ia log
k,s0H N,r" ru'"woh'st, 80, are mat B., I-
aimo. uIo>,lnlc 70 e"l oN.r ~. h'l' Win mo-
~, aa.ar.o,l'r nrI,Hrd he lournc, of az mile.
wa..h iu,luH,I Two side trips. without uouhl"
TINT "crarhar,,. "a, has me-, Nl,h a22c,usmr,
al FNF y a
Nor. or, 0sr, ovenc,i Al ne Hn,rl Plaza r,c
ra-- have teen -ot 81 ret,i' and rIorosi'ions m
Within the lUrr''ur'., pntIOl,rd hy the NAlcs ION
ram
John or. MO returned Vast ,c,'erds,
r'''r ......S 'ur 'olunhiN pA''fnaa,ng az 10
ron. r, aor... 'l.~ lr- hotter winds had tsurri
,. -.'h B" %. '"'g' ~ '".. .rHirr, OF, H.>
ava. vr.r ~ .rr wheel ~ trr ,'..mnih on BOD
n 2c % ''9 ,,y so'S p '' rssi sd ON r'i
o. ,r. Nc r,a,h he .a>>rus,f, shd M -
go. 'r.- .r'rtr' 70 va. ua-t too 20 se' ~
r,U,., t,.o-d,uv To- r. .,us.a u The day run
"". 100 or ~ co. ..i ,.., ,,,r even, rad
event rf..s'.I reid, wpald ne "a gs.-r o"
-, ,.r M y.. 80 .i-.,,,'. ... 4
t-l> W.. t,-, -ouro1 some - me many
.5. ,sl r .5 ~" ,l r,, w. ,sH' sIaSr 10
.ls harm ,n or .srIrou IS >tr7.. IN Fac Nc
u.a rr,,'r,., rn rrnpn,c on th~ ran. We dtn :
n'as a. - 'ns ,,cc,g r ,9'5, q %; i''e %,
ma ..,, me- Sr 'A,I nov ~ OF, ~oai , c, r.
I.. ..' No. wuHId ,.n.' .'rr~ too Cork - /.
n.rn, w., .ru.,n - a. N, 'h,, ',r >ci"..
"" .d r.- I.. i'1'ins IS. ,aid ~ " -.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

inflated y Il absolutely impossible for the nm
To come apart because The two part, 81 The n
HFs fp.T,l 'ogC'hvr Win 'rvl bar. Nhkh UAar>
he oiut strol ger than any other part 90 the rim
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lUrNiug devices u~rd Win th.s nm which MS
-iDod the mot severe 'r.ts iu The Vanir rhit
md Grand t.ig' rrlr. rHrlu'T %. Th,tus "a
Fiu b. equipped Attn 'hS>s gHlrk detArEAhis
lT.s which are uEht,r tu weight trin any other
rim at present
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-25

p. E. R. STRAUCH
"a s. King st. Waity Bldg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-25

Maru. No sign of his mate who Is sup
posed to have dived overheard to es.
cape arrest has been 20 far discover.
ed.
Robert Puuki was reappointed dis.
trict magistrate OF Hawaiian. Kauai
today by Chief Justice Hartwell.
There were only ten cases on the
police court calendar this morning.
and Judge Andrade soon disposed of
them.
George Ferreira who is accused Of
stealing two bicycles from japanese,
had his case sent over till March
at the police station this morning.
Gus Hillman. a sailor who got mix
ed up in booty fight In saloon
yesterday afternoon, had to pay a fine
of 81 this morning at the police court.
The famous Che Fa cases are almost
finished, and Judge Andrade is wait.
ing till tomorrow to listen to the argu,
ments OF counsel. A decision will prob
ably be given some time next week.
Persons who have not received their
photos taken on the Elk's Trail can
obtain some by calling at the HOLSTER
Drug Company and asking for Mr.. Y.
Fernandez. Duplicates can also be
procured.
A team Of Honolulu Iron Works soc
, Ger football players will travel to Wal
pahu on Sunday next and try conclu
sions with the plantation men. The
Iron workers will probably be assisted
by couple OF outsiders.
The two bluejackets W no were mix
ed up in the shooting OF the japanese
at Iwllei during the stay of the fleet
are still ut The police station. Illus
sey seems much relieved now that thu
japanese is declared to be out OF dan
ger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-25

Passbook 1909 lost. Finder please
return to Bishop & Co.'S savings
bank. 4552-3t