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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

that mean comfort and beauty In the
home. There Is dignity and leisure
possible In furniture buying that Is
quite lacking In other crowded, fren-
zied shopping. One ambles down this
aisle and that between polished. spot
less offerings, and finally, before COM
ing to any decisions, sinks down on an
inviting settle to learn what one may
from a d.scursive salesman.
One Is told that there is no ind!ca-
ton OF n return. to highly polished
woods-that the soft. dull finish in all
the modern styles Of furniture is great
~ preferred. Strong, substantial lines
prevail, all more or less suggesting the
colonial or craftsman influence, the
craze for which shows no sign OF abat-
ing. Mahogany easily leads In the
WOO, used for living room, dining
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

plenty Of windows Some will prefer
to leave off the canopy at the top, but
this rather diminishes the picturesque
qualities of these delightful pieces Of
furniture that seem to lend Il stately
charm to the simplest room.
What is called a French cottage bed
has recently appeared which is most
unique and convenient The head board
is in the form Of screen in three
parts. the center piece being as broad
as the bed. The two sides are on
hinges and may be swung in any po-
sition desired, to exclude draughts or
light. There is a shelf across the mid
die part Of the screen upon which to
place the glass Of water or the medi-
cine for the invalid. for whom. indeed.
this bed should prove special boon.
Apropos Of the wooden bed, here is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

face and tinted some soft tone. n con
siderably used. One dining room re
Gently decorated had wainscoting and
wood trim OF stained cypresA The
upper panels Of the wainscoting In.
closed squares Of the plaster tinted on
an old blue to match the upper walls
| White is being used extensively for
bedrooms. The cream white papers
with smooth surface are preferred to
the blue white. and with the Colonial
Furnishings now SO much In vogue moth
ing is more fitting than this spotless
wall surface, the austerity sometimes
relieved by a quaint border. The large
figured. dull-toned papers are also in
keeping with this style.
A Few Drapery Suggestions
Aurora cloth promises to become a
popular fabric for both window dra.
peries and portieres 1t Is a mercer.
lied material having considerable body,
but with the motifs transparent, re-
semhling madras. 1t Is woven In heav.
Ter grade for the portieres. and come.
in most attractive designs and colors.
Striped cotton jute may be bought
for seventyfive cents a yard showing
either plain or lowered stripes giver
good service for bedroom draperiea
The demand for portieres to harno
nize with the color schemes Of both
rooms between which they hang has
brought forth what is called the duplex
portiere. Each side Is OF a different
color. the border across the bottom be-
Ing thrown up in the color Of the re.
verse side.
Pastoral effects in cretonnes will bs
much used this season in bedrooms and
A nursery cretonne is shown
which with its frolicing and see-saw-
Ing children, lambkins. and trees and
castles. should prove a source Of de-
light to the Riddles
Many OF the new cretonnes NAV be
in wall paper which makes it
possible to have uniformity in decora-
ion from the bureau scarf to the couch
over.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

Some New Designs in
Wall Paper and Draperies

NE may not so far wrong in
the selection OF wall papers
or draperies this season
J423f even if ones taste is not OF
the best in such matters,
because practically all Of the seasons
offerings are conservative in design
and subdued in coloring The lighter
tones in wall paper are gaining stead
| lily in favor, while IN draperies TIE
plain effects with or without dull-toned
borders, or the soft Oriental hues anu
patterns are most used
For the living rooms nothing ia bet
| ter than the plain papers of pinkish
grey--a sort Of putty color--or the
warm tans that harmonize so we'll with
almost any furnishings. In the selec-
ton Of papers it is important to bear
in mind their reflective powers; that Of
dark brown. for instance is only IS
per cent. while that OF orange Is SO,
yellow is 40. and Of emerald green
again Is only IS per cent. One OF the
most attractive papers now being
shown in the palmer effects is what Is
called the Tiffany blend. This is a
skillfully shaded paper that comes in
all the desirable tones and has vague.
cloud like appearance that many will
prefer to the fat look Of the oatmeal
and cartridge papers.
The metallic papers are also an ar
tistic variation Of two-tone effects. In
a room papered in one of these. which
was a subtle blend Of bronze and dull
rose the portieres and window draper
ries Of rose color served to bring out
the mere suggestion OF rose in the pa
per- while softening the metallic treat |
ment.
japanese grass cloth continues popu-
lar for the dining room. A new effect |
has been produced by certain process
Of brushing which separates the fibres
and gives an irregular. wavy look to
the grass cloth that Is decidedly at
tractive Chinese designs are employed
to advantage particularly when the
wood trim and furniture are OF ma
logany. With less pretentious woods [
he plastering left with a rough sur {
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29
Dwarf Honoybeee.

In some Of the East Indian islands
and on the mainland Of Hindustan ar.
to be found the smallest race Of honey
collectors are known to entomoiogiS'
as Apis norea- Their honeycombs al
no larger than a child's hand. and II
cells are about the size Of small i,I,
head This honey is excellent. as
the wax. The little creatures build n
combs on the branch Of low tire
and as they have not to provide f.
winter they work all the year throua
raising broods like themselves
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

fore the van OF = furniture store draws
up before 1t to unload at least piece
,r two of furniture, mysteriously
swa,hcd and bandagcd. The davenport
that did very we'll in the former home
looks old and shabby in the new one :;
the dining room set In TUNED oak
won't do at all with the mahogany
wood.trim of the new sale manger.
So as soon "a the closets and pantry
shelves are in order the mistress of
the house fares forth on n furniture
hunt.
It IL pieasant-this selection OF
picccs Of furniture. large or small
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

NE may not so far wrong in
the selection OF wall papers
or draperies this season
even If ones taste is not of
the best In such matters
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29
PAGE TWO.

IL usually not very long
after the moving van has
departed from the door OF
the newly built home or the
newly leased apartment be-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

Itching. torturlns skin orupu"us.
.di.orarr. annoy. driv. ono Wild.
poan's ointment bring. quick relief
and lasting cures. FilN cents ai any
drug store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19
FULGHUM RELEASED
HAV| Nc MARRIED
SALAZAR GIRL
Rancher Who Got Into Some
Trouble Because of Improp-
er Conduct Evades Prosecu-
tion BY Government.

Evidently pr,rrune Go MANY Che
lG-H,ur.uId n.r thu 81 HJs ail,l"d
boz bad vr.us,J than Co stand uH
ON tu, Uuurs. n,'ur, federal IUrs
John Fu'ahuw a ruu.u'r. "aa TODAY
pr .u,U. discharged from custody
hy tE. United States government. iul-
louue investigation ol tu, ,1s.
apaIust lu nt tho United states
ruuH Iur Tu" grand ur returned
'uo hul against fulghuW Mar
~slnl1r who Nas relied upon Is Dhics
witness for the government stated
Hh.n called TODAY Go testify before
tho jury that su, aud Fuishum had
boon married ana that sh' wished To-
claim her right aF % wife NOT CO. testify
ugpiust u,f husband n Boz not known
where Fulghum and tho SalaHar gi~l
Ncr, married, but u is believed the
marriage was performed in Valencia
county
When FulRhum Va. irralsrcd FOR
"a preliminary hearing before United
states Commissioner ~ T. whiting
six weeks ngp. Mrs Fulghum Of
santa Fc who was AZ that time Ful-
ghums VIE. appeared and tDfuded
against him. Mrs. Fulghum az that
time had tn action Tor divorce pcnd-
ing iu Santa 70 county and IL is sup-
posed that soon thereafter she re-
criN,d decree. Fulphum being
AGAIN single. he was free Goo marry the
iamznr girl thus avoiding further
prosecution ON the charge against
him This ne evidently dld. us was
Indicated D., the development lea the
case when taken up by the federal
grand jury today
Judge Ira \ Abbott sitting in the
federal court this afternoon excused
the federal ana petit turtles until to-
morrow morning II Us believed that
adjournment ana uual report viii
como tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19
GOVERNORS TO TALK
At PUBLIC LANDS
CONVENTION
Seventeen of Them Will Be in
Attendance and Six Will
Make Addresses; Many Able
Speakers on the List.


N. "''
ere 1uthurIi.f uu subjects vital q" Do"
development ul the west will udlr.ss
lin. pubI. Lands convention "a. Dgr.
...
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49, Guy, . '
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBABLY MAKE
REPORT SOON

Grinding away for the last time ia
a territory. the territorial grand jury
which began working yesterday morn.
ing continued lbs consideration OF
cases presented today Il is believed
that a report viii be- made either 10.
day or tomorrow of The indictments
thus far found. The personnel OF the
lasi territorial grand jury 20 work IN
beunalillo county rs as follows NJ l..
Albers, foreman, Nestor Sahedra. Il.
SeXtO Garcia lslsco Mirabnl Juan
liacn. Daniel Armiio. Crcsencio Loo
poa Crislobal Moya, Daniel Romero.
Joaquin Pena, Severe Anaya Adolpho
Montoya, Fidel Romero, Emelio Cha.
yes. Tenacio Lucero. lnoz Valencia,
Francisco Mirabal, Carlos Griego y
Arnillo. Thomas Gurule
The court officers are Judge Ira \
Abbott CLERK Thomas * ID Maddi.
son. District Attorney g. 5 KlOck
sheriff Jesus Romero, Under sheriff
Fred g. Heyn, Chief Deputy Fred
Lewis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

II you want stylish horse and
buggy. 500 w l. Trlmhle. ia North
Second ST. Phone No. O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19
SPORTING NOTES

Manager Charlie Doom az the PINT
lies iH said Go be- dissatisfied with tho
way President Foscl has nJcrfcrrd
with him this season and he says be
may quit although he has two more
years Co serve on thrcc.ycar COM
tract ne signed last winter.
"SloV joe" Doyle, the former uish-
lander pitcher may be- With the SUI
poIoas ncNt season, after season in
the minors. he has been doing some
exceptional work 10 the New York
state league tins summer. aud has
been picked up 4N Charlie Ebbrtts
Barney Drcyfuss owner of tlc
pitishurg club. h. now in favor cot
making balls hIt over short fences
count for two bases only, instead of
calling them home runs Barney was
not anxious 20 do this uutil hc got the
LEFT ncld Of Forbes field heightened
The Tri state league season closed
with Reading winning The pcpuan, bN
q wide margin
Edgar Lcunov Formerly q Dodgrr.
ls batting al a .33i clip for Louis
VILE. ana American association critics
Insist that a., Ia going better than
ever
a recent poll ot the - Louis Nl-
tipusl- showed ~ PLAYERS fayor.us
tho Pirates as pannant winners six
for IA, cubs and only four for Tho
GUut'.
The Reds can boast OF moro ,ari-
ETY. of nationulitics than any other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

SIIIII,E CHEESE
CNMENrIiiT CnI;E~E
NI.UTCIINrIL CHIiESE
IRON NGE DI3 nan ,IIEi~I.
PRESTON CHEESE
INIpURTItD SWISS CHEESE
LIMBEigGEH CIITEsE
nHICK CIiIESE
TIMENTO CHEESE
long IIOHS CuEESE
NNEHI'NN CREAM CHEESE
Where YOU can you equal this
assortment at fancy table
cheese
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

team u OBJ, two uIa l,J-H.. Mar
.Hu .. Do -"Hunrb N'm..IH I- por-
'usu.... Larry Mclean H a Scotch.
u"H Iuunn ID 700 Indian .uU 90, r,-t
uf 90. .m - pretty u,| divided Doe
tween ,H. lr-H and tn, Germans
TN. action of tho Giant manage
meat 100 Wue a recall notice i"t
Third h.,mlu Nauu,h '' Now nt.
tuBs Has aroused .1w, comment a.
che national comm s-..u declared
during tIa controversy between 'h'
clubs tla, drafted pI.f,r. Dr. not
k,pt must b.. sent hJco 90 On, club
from which hc is drafted. cleveland
wants M1uush and Now Nork prob.
ably rs not piuinF for his .crvic"s, bat
tho recall rs nevertheless on hl". aud
10 may b., that the NcN York man
agcm,nt wants 10 make "a test OF 'ho
case. Munush had on, trial with the
Giants last spring
pitcher BOYD ot the otuWNa' Ia.
team has Joined th, Reds. lie BIS a
right-handor and Grinlth expects &,
eIvc him a good trial before tho END
Of On, season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19
LAS VEGAS CLUB IS
COMING FOR THREE
GAMES THIS WEEK
Albuquerque Grays Will Take
q Final Crack at Meadow
City Club Before the Aggre'
CATION Disbands for Season.

on Friday, saturday aud SUNDAY o.
this week The Las Vegas baseball
club viii boz IN Albuquerque for u hnal
.eriD OF three games with Che GRAY
The Maroon. will disbJud loo Albu.
uuetuup tor The season sunday night
and Lawrence - Clarh Who Us 20
come hero with the club us manage.
viii return tu The Meadow CITY with
The uniforms aud other parJphrrualia
The NaruuUs viii 10 permitted to
keep all the money they make al ih,
series ~ they will play on sixty
and forty per cent basis. fhc sixty
ucr cent euue 20 the winner q Is safe
% say that they Vill plan hard 10 win
MauasDl Dan pid.llu OF tho Gra's
believes hat hv dil NOT have iair
crack &C. thc Pirates on th, last mp
10 las Vegas When he went into
The series. Dan was short nearly ali
The good playcls on the club. Con
uish lcmuko. KUN. Nose ChaScs.
Pete nMalpo 10 Blussi and Gonzales
and vas Obliged 20 pich zap som" NOT
very hngY. material here Jud no santa
Pc with the pick OF an the bali play.
cts u town 'or th, coming series
aud strengthened rl tine return of
Ucrt Graham who has been PLAYING
loo Oh, Southern -rSau'. tuor, De- rDa.
ION to believe That Albuquerque viii
take three stIaights nom the No.
rooms
Loo any event the local fans will br
assured nf some I5sf baseball aud
there viii doubtless Dee bis crowds out
Co see trc series
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19
HoW's THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannct be cured hy Hairs Catarrh
cure. h. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo.
Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
r. j, Cheney for the last - years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In an business transactions and finan-
cially able To cary out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN a MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. a.
Hairs Catarrh cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucuous surfaces 90 the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 15c per
bottle Sold By all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

"Pippins" of at least
two excellent varieties.
originated in the Garden
of Eden. Man has i'm
proved on both as the
years have rolled by.
with apologies to the
ladies'
1t has taken time to
establish our little label
in-the-coat as the stand
ard of style and value.
The policy of nothing
but-the.truth" about the
clothes we sell---the plain
statement of facts in the
ads we write---in fact the
policy we outlined when
we first began business
did not bear fruit in a
day,
1t has taken time and
experience to work out
the end successfully.
Fig leaves are no long,
er the accepted clothing
of Observation-Disclosures
has perfected the apparel
of mankind---and the APP
parel we offer you is the
perfected kind.
N. MANDELL
WASHINGTON CLOTHING
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

Man, ms eoWc fruW impure blood.
can't hay, pur. blood with faulty di-
gcston. lazy liver aud sluggish bow
els Hurduck Blood Buffers strength
,nt stomach bowels and liver. and
purIlics tho blood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-19

"Why du y,u rock that buatf'
asked tho wise man.
replied the fool. I'm always sawed. Do
New Nurk Tunes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
PROBING
BOYS DEATH

The coronerts jury probing the
cause OF the death OF little Leland
Pynn. the 7-year-oid son Of Irvine
Il. Pynn. s2sh Eastlake nv, struck
by an automobile Monday after
noon. causing death a few hours
later. was today continued until to-
morrow noon.
The testimony this morning tend
ed to show that Harry Johnson. the
driver, was travelling at average
speed when the boy. who was pre-.
sumably hanging on the rear OF
one OF Gottstein's delivery wagons.
suddenly jumped off IN front OF
the car. and was run over before
the car could be stopped.
He had not sounded his horn.
warning the boy OF bis danger.
The boys father. showing consid-
cradle feeling. requested that the
probe be continued to allow the ties
timnoy Of the driver OF the Colt
stein wagon and that OF the driver
OF another wagon goin In another
direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12

Maybe this little tad viii be a
regular iawn ID or a Carnegie yet
He Is Frankie Grant. who sells
The Star AZ Everett. Just aa you
see Frankie Ia this picture. he
weighs Is pounds. boots and alt
And be stands three feet. three
inches Some big man--whats
Just five months ago today
Frankie began selling The Star in
Everett. and he stiil sticks to the
odd Reliable" meaning that he
sells no other newspaper.
During bis business career 20 to
day be has made $50
Isn't that a pretty good beginning
for a future Jawn D.. even IL he
only weighs IS pounds, the big
boots thrown inf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12

YES

Properly lifted with glasses Repairing
partmeut
CHERRY ST. corner FIRST AVE.
J. W Edmunds. Qph d. Graduate Or-
tieian. fos lseary pifE. " afft; Ind is-s
CUSHING. oFTicfAN. ssf Lear Hldg-
Phone Main EEss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
ARMY OFFICER
RUNS AMUCK

NftF4 TVS AFAs%N NfAsN ts3WNt 10
seattle star Office
san FRANCISCO. April Ia
vRh two bullets In his body. bis
Assa mass Of bruises. from being
esatsn with a revolver butt. and
% craxed from drink that he can.
sos answer questions eoherently
Captain Frank A. Cook, 18th cav
slry. L. 5. A.. Is today spending
lis first day after a return from
ne Philippines on hospital cot.
Cook arrived last evening Early
today be- broke into the Spreckles
market and attacked ] J. Hayes.
u, Waterman. Hayes beat Cook
over the head with hts revolver.
ara then sent two bullets into his
hsiy. Despite his wounds. the
srink-crared officer seized Hayes
sna vas choking him when help
arrived
Captain Cook win probably re-
eayer. He took part In the capture
Il Apache Chief Gronimo IN AriAo-
"a h the SOS. and has a fine army
xcoFd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
REBELS READY TO
ATTACK yUAREZ

m. RATED rrr.~ LEASED Mit~ ntr~et Go
W seattle star ofuvesl
IL pASo. Tex. April t2--Attaek
n the 1000 rebels lead by Fran.
ssoo /. Madero. provisional priest.
All az Mexico. Is expected by
jsafe today and the women and
.snaren. Ia anticipation OF battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12

are tloeklng across tho Rio Grandc
TO American soil During last night
the banks and customs house OF
Juarez transferred all their cash TO
ri faso. In JuareE, Gen. Navorro'a
force OF only go fcderals are buslly
preparing their entrcnehments 60 re-
slst II possible the rebel advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
Democrats Will Hit
High Cost of Living

decided upon. Following the re-.
ciprocity question there viii come
the PREPARATION at blanket free
list, which viii embrace generally
al the ueeessarles Of lie.
Another conference Will be held
soon TO determine tht attitude OF
the majority on revision Of wool
and cotton schedules. the direct
election Of senators, the publicity
81 campaign contributions aud tho
admission Of statehood of Arizona
aud New Mexico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
osrropATuIc ruysIcI.Ns


II sSie. csfsSSstS ana sptieiSn- al
feople's Bank Bidg.. Second and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
AaENTn WANTED.

= - - - = - - ~, 49,
ANEMfH Htnn ftHht here RumethluH
hnw fAa 90 $40 a week SELLS on HlNht
lee pet cent profit No charge fHf terri
tory NeW Automatic Masar NhHfneurf
absolutely guaranteed for life One
assent without experiences. tuak g orders
ffst aaY nut tawnfu Hfhfrmnnfft HA
orders nest day Profit for tWa days
tf#ta t0o geo sold "a four months
phenomenal money maker. Mrn every
where are excited uvef the mysterious
accuracy and perfection Of thts little ma
chine Write to-day fnf fell details. free
We want thousand agents ~ exclusive
territory AZ unCa Address THE New fs
fali Company tpas Coltaa Huiiding. To.
feHn uhfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
Silk Stockings Down Labor
Ticket; Now There's War

for the mayoralty by only ~ votes
10 John r. Price. millionaire OF
big Chicago department store. The
whole OF the workingmen's ticket
was defeated except the candidate
for city treasurer and one alderman.
To-day "Jeems" in the pantry and
John In the flower beds are mutter-
ing against crooked politics" and
threaten TO seat their street car
candidate by an appeal to the
courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
WINE GROWERS
ARE R|OT|NG

PARIS. April IA pofyins strong
attachments Of dragons who are
policing the department Of Marine.
thousands OF wine growers today
removed the riots OF yesterday.
and champagne Is flowing like
s atcr Ia the streets OF half a dozen
towns
Seven thousand Of the irate wine
growers are marching against
Epernay. whore there are numer.
Gus cellars. aud serious conflict
is feared.
The riots were caused by a ruling
OF the senate that only certain dis
tricts have the right to label their
products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
TOGO AND NOCI OFF

tHy suifed Press Isaa~d Wire Dfrest to
seattle star 0ffirsi
TOXIC. April f2--Prince aud
Princess Ngy Hlgashiuahimi. Cen
eral Nogi. the hero OF Port Arthur.
and Admiral Togo. chief sen fighter
OF Japan. sailed today for England
to be present at the coronation OF
King George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
Swore Father to Jail


fBy tnit.d Press f@2@esi Wire Direct 10
seattle star OfTirrl
TRENTON. ". j.. April Con.
vtcted Of a statutory offenss be
cause his little daughter swore false
~ against him. John Reichel filed
a petition today for a new trial
The child. Emma. has admitted that
her mother induced her TO pcrfure
herself She says she was prom.
ised a new dress II she would &C.
cuse Relchel. aud whipping II she
did not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
WELLS FARGO MUM.

Wy United Press Leased Wire Direct 10
Seattle star OffieeJ
5AN FRANCISCO, April 12.-No
elIicial Of the Wells Fargo Express
s'apany today would make any
statement regarding the notice
issued yesterday by the state rail-
'Vao commission regarding rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-12
PLAN LIGHT PLANT

The question Of constructing an
saxiliary light plant. using the over.
nos from the Volunteer park reser-
'qF In generating the power. was
slQ over yesterday by the city
utilities committee for further con-
alteration In conjunction with Supt.
q Light Ross and City Engineer
Thomson.