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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

SIR J. u. Johnson. general man
aEcr OF The Quaker Drug Co. has
Just completed arrangements with
Frank A. Loomis. late advertising
and sales manager FOR Woodland.
Clarke a Co OF Portland. Oregon.
whereby Mr. tsoomiH takes over a
portion Of the Quaker stock and
becomes an active member u the
corporation. Mr.. johnson viii con.
time his activities In the business.
manage the financial and buy.
ms end and having full charge
81 the heavy end Of the business AZ
In the past The business has la.
creased 70 degree where another
active member was required Ia It's
management and the recent change
was made To supply that need. Mr..
Isoomis has been active In the drug
business for several years past He
Will have charge Of the general
sales and advertising departments.
also the sales forces and general
flour management OF the Quaker
thr stores He ls well known and
Is an expert In advertising. sales
manship and general store manage
ment
The Quaker anticipates making
many changes and improvements in
its Seattle stores. both inside aud
out. and proposes having the best
equipped drug stores IN the North.
west. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
Man Is SHOT,

r. W. Morris. % years old.
living with his mother at 1875
Thirty.first av.. Is at the Provi-
dence hospital suffering with a
bullet wound In the arm He re
fuses to talk beyond the state.
ment that the wound was acct
dentally inflicted by friend. about
Z o'clock last evening
His mother found him at their
home in a weakened condition.
His uncle visited him at the hos
pital. and the police say that Morris
told them that he was shot because
Of resenting an insult offered a
woman employed at moving
picture show. where Morris works.
The bullet was extracted from
his arm and he Is resting com
fortabiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
BOYS CONFESS THEY TURNED
GIRL STUDENTS OUT OF BED

PULLMAN. April S.-The mys-
terry surrounding the dumping Of
seven palama-clad goods from their
downy beds on the night Of March
e at the Washington State college
has been solved by the confession
OF John r F0ran. Seattle. captain
OF the football team. sophomore
In the mining school. Horace r.
Smith. senior. mining department,
Spokane. and Stanford II. Knapp.
Seattle. junior veterinary.
The regents yesterday expelled
Albert Holgerson OF Tacoma. and
had six others marked when the
three men showed up and con.
fessed 10 save the innocent men.
They stated that they we're pass
ing the girls dormitory shortly al.
ter midnight when one OF the trio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
Roosevelt Has Strenuous Day
in Spokane, But Gets a Rest

welt went 90 Fort George Wright
WHERE he reviewed the Twenty.fifih
Infantry.
At II o'clock he addressed the
convention Of the Inland Empire
Teachers association Col. Rooae-
welt then laid the cornerstone OF the
Lewis and Clark high school
At ~ 30 Col Roosevelt sat down
10 the $3.50 per plate banquet
Gathered nj the table were Gov
Hay. Senator Miles Poindextcr and
Mayor W J. Hlndley. Col Roouc.
welt rested until ? 40 O'Clock. when
the monster parade In his honor
wound ia way through the business
section Of Spokane.
At s;2o O'Clock the big open air
reception will be held In front OF
the Masonic Temple
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ms niied fr~@s f~as~d wir. Direct 10
SEATTLE star Offie~.i
SPOKANE, April S.--ThouBands
Of admirers OF Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt created a scene akin to
a panic on his arrival IN this city
last night. In their eageruess TO
get a glimpse OF the colonel. women
were i0silcd. lost their hats aud
were crushed In the mass Of human,
~ that crowded about the North,
cru Pacific depot
Immediately after hia arrival
Roosevelt was escorted By automo.
bile 20 Dayenport'a. where Law.
ishly appointed apartment awaited
him Owing 10 the strenuous events
Of the day. be Immediately retired
AZ $50 this morning. accompanied
by prominent citizens. Col Rooae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
SLAP OLD COUNCIL

Inc finance committee OF inc
council yesterday recommended the
repeal Of the action " the old coun-
ell leasing the ground on Tenth Az.
8. 10 the Hillside Improvement Co
for resort back Of tho Bay View
brewery.
The building WAS erected without
any legal authority. the lease never
having been properly executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
Paris to Rome
Flight Planned

fny United Press Leased Wire Direct ~
seattle STAR ONCE
PARIS April s~To arrange de
tails " an aeroplane flight which
viii be attempted from Paris 60
Rome. Prince Potenzlnni. president
Of the aero committee ~ tho Rome
exposition. Is IN Paris today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

Fortyfivc OF the dead have boeii
identified This number includes
Joseph Evans, foreman OF "A rescue
car. As the corpsoH are brought
10 the surface the authorities have
great difficulty Ia restraining the
grief stricken relatives. All night
long women and children crowded
about the main entrance IN the
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4SSS SS%s sss y \
They FOUND PENNIES 4

4 All Of the lucky pennies 4
. were found hot Off the bat 4
4 yesterday. Here are the find. 4
4 ers: 4
4 No. lon cornice OF drug 4
= store. Fourth av. and Union 4
= St. by Alfred Black. 7ii3 =
+ woodlawn av. 4
= No. Pin corridor OF White 4
\ building. by Frank McHale. 4
= ils First ay. ". 4
= No. 3--on ledge at hat store. 4
= Fourth av. and Union st.. by 4
= Gordon Horrabln. 1916 Ninth 4
= av. 4
= No. f-On window OF cigar 4
= store. Fourth av. and Union 4
4 ST.. by A. walberg, 1902 Fourth 4
= av. ~ w. 4
VIVA 1S44 HASHS \
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REBELS CHASE AMERICANS
I'M AUTO TO BOUNDARY

fny tnifsd Press leased Wire Direst o.
seattle star Offic~J
CALEXlCO. Mex. April s-Fol
lowing race ia nm automobile
with band Of mounted rebels un.
der Captain Stanley 10 The intefna
tional boundary. managers Of tho
Cudahy ranch IN Lower California
appealed today 10 Captain Babcock
Tor protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

Sunday In May. each year all the
voters IN the canton assemble IN
Al,dorf, the canton capital. aud then
march thence TO certain meadow
on the outskirts Of the town. There
they gather IN a circle. as shown
In the picture. talk over PROPOSED
laws. and vote upon them by a show
81 hands -Four ~ the cautions make
their local laws Ia this way
There are no bcsrara In switEor.
land. NO slums and no graft
From Bern We shall go hy the
Swiss federal railways south 20
Monaco. one OF the smallest coun.
tries In the world. but which. In
spite OF lts smallnesa. can boast that
It's biggest business establishment
IL the biggest establishment In the
world 81 lts particular kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

The ranch propretora assert that
marauding bands had comman-
deered every horse and mule on the
ranch Captain stanley wanted the
automobile. they said and chased
them 20 the border. firing at them
a band of 600 Mexican soldiers
who campcd last night five miles
west OF Calexico were expected 10
attack within "a hours
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hope that by some chance the life
OF loved one had boon spared
John Gray. rope cleaner. was
tie hero of the disaster Ho heard
the alarm IN time 10 escape. but
instead Of rushing TO the shaft
penetrated into the lower tunnels
10 warn his companions. His body
was among those brought TO the
surface just before dawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
SUES MINISTER

VANCOUVER. r. C.. April S.
Edward Hodgson. Victoria
mining engineer. has sued Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills. Brooklyn
divine. for $4,000 worth OF stock
in the Western Steel Corporation
and $1,000 wages.
Hodgson set forth that he ex.
amined the coal lands and was In.
strumental In closing the deal and
was to get the above amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

president In the United States
There Is no, even the semblancc OF
a ruler" tn Switzerland The PEG.
pie are supreme
II the federal assembly doesn't
make the kind or laws that the peo-
pie want the people say so. and
make laws FOR themselves n the
assembly makes law that the peo-
pie don't want they say SO. and XIII
49, Switzerland Is the original Ia.
itiatye and referendum country.
In some OF the cantons. or states.
they have local government that Is
pure democracy. every voter IN tho
canton having a personal share In
the making OF the laws. Canton
Url Is one Of these. In the picture
above you see the legislative as.
sembiy OF canton uri On the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

(The Stars Tour Of the World.l
BERN. Switzerland March a.
"The best governed country In the
world" No doubt about {, al all.
Most people think OF Switzerland as
the most beautiful country Ia the
WORLD. but to those who are inter.
estcd in the problems Of popular
government she Is more than that
She Is demQustration Of What can
be done By a democracy that is a
democracy
Switzerland has no king. no real
president even Yet the people
seem 10 get along all right without
them. or course there is the prcsi.
dent OF the federal council. but
you hear less about him in Swift.
Eerland than you do OF the vice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
OLD ACTOR DIES

MANSFIELD. o.. April "a. r.
Nall, known throughout the coun-
try as Uncle joe" IL dead at his
home here. For 81 years he toured
In his play. THE Drummer Boy Of
Shiloh" playing the part OF Uncle
Joe" over 6.4o0 times. He was
stricken with blindness while play
Ing at Worcester, Mass. In Janu.
arv
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Free Ticket to China

I'm Chow. Chinese. charged
with deserving from the kumeric
three years ago. was yesterday
ordered deported II Ia alleged by
immigration officers that after
eluding officers long enough to
acquire what to them is a small
fortune. Cclestials wishing to re-
turn home manage TO be captured
and obtain a free ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

% am 10 meet ne duke At Tho
dock"
.liut be- has never seen you. girlg
For means of Identification. he
iH 10 wear "a red cauHu0H and
am ~ carry 1900 900 In my left
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
THAT'S The MAN

9. VIetro, held hp BY two mon
in his grocery store. sbi Rainier
av., and robbed Of $40 Thursday
night. yesterday afternoon ident.
fled Stanley Grove as one Of the
robbers. Grove was arrested At
Vietro'a request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08

CHICAGO. April s.-The charge
Of Clarence s. Funk that a $780,.
600 slush fund had been used 10
elect Lorimer 10 the senate. we're
denied here today by Judge
Haneey. Lorimer's counsel.
THE charges amount to
nothing" said Hanecy. They are
all based on hearsay. Who IL Funkf
lie has nothing People are not
going TO somebody's hired man 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-08
HAS MRS. HENRI Y
REACHED MEXICO

fHN I nitrd Press trasrd Wire Direct Ga
seattle star uffier.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Aprl S.-The
contempt proceedings begun yeHter.
day In Judge Mogann court against
Mrs. Albert J Henry. divorced wife
OF Seattle bank clerk. Foster KEEL
Icy. Mrs. llcnryn alleged affinity,
and Miss Pearl Wyekoff. Ia eonnee'
ton with the kidnapping OF the
Henry children. were continued TO.
day John Doe warrants have been
issued against seven men
Reports today say that Mrs Hen.
~ has reached Mexico with her
children. The whereabouts OF kei.
Icy Is not known Detectives en-
ployed by Henry's attorneys have
abandoned hope Of finding Mrs.
Henry aud children Ia California.
aud search has been discontinued
4 want 90 get tao pounds Of
tripe." said the lady. entering tho
shop.
Sorry. ma'am. replied the keep.
or. but We haven't any tripe to
day."
"No tripe1 why. It's in season q"
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LORIMER HAS ONE FRIEND
LEFT ANYHOW--HIS LAWYER

ask for $4,000 to elect a United
States senator.
The whole affair is simply part
OF a general scheme 10 get Lor-
liner They want to get him be
cause they can't use him. BY they.
! mean tho newspapers who have
been fighting him. when they
failed In attempts 20 use him they
Immediately opened the attack.
Funk told nothing Of ovidcutlnl
value. Nothing from nothing leaves
nothing"
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PROGREss|VEs CONTROL


ny United Frs Irasrd NIrr DIFrct 20
Seattle star Dfficel
WASHINGTON. April s.--Desplte
the election OF Martin Of Virginia
as minority leader. progressive
democrats here today declared that
the majority OF the democrats are
Of their stripe Martin was elected
by progressive democrats who
pledged themselves before the lines
we're drawn. Senator Owen OF
Oklahoma asserted today that the
progressive democrats can poll "a
votes.
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RUFF TO PREACH

I'D Z nIfrd Ffrs- Ira@rd Nrr Direct 90
seattle star offie@.l
SAN QUENTIN. Cal. April s.
Abe Ruef. former political dictator
OF San Francisco. conducts Bible
class every night in San Quentin
prison. The class number 90.
Ruef will preach his first sermon
tomorrow morning.
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WANT COMMISSION
fuy United Pres. leased Wire Dieset
AnnIlIn 81. nffIca

seattle star Office
WALLA WALI.A, April s.--Al-
though enough signatures have
been affixed. II Ia asserted. tho cam
palgn for names to the petition call
ing for an election on the commits
sion form Of government Is con
tinuing today.
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NEW YoRK-The Erie railroad

NEW YORK--The Erie railroad
issued today collateral gold notes
to the amount of si2,500,000 10
take up the outstanding notes OF
an issue OF tl5.O00.000 six per cent
gold notes dated April 5, 1908, and
due today.
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BUILD SUBMARINES

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.
with the contracts calling for their
completion not later than January
n, 1913, the Union Iron Works
started work today on two big sub
marine torpedo boats for the
United States navy. They will be
named the Seawolf and Nautilus.
The submarines will each cost
S49l 900.
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| DEAD, Z DYING

fBy United Press Leased Wire Direct 10
seattle star Off1~eg
CHICAGO. April s.--One child IL
dead here today. two are dying and
two others. with their mother. are
In a serious condition as the result
OF gasoline explosion this morn.
ing in the home Of Mrs. Sadie Po-
cotil.
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lpY United press.l

SCRANTON, Pa, April 8.-Seventy-o persons
are known to have lost their lives in the Throop mine
disaster. AT o'clock this morning sc bodies had al
ready been brought the surface and five others
huddled together in tunnel leading from the main
shaft e
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ASK TO PAY MORE

0TIIH1UHIt WHFH AUrll =,
The city council granted The pe,l.
ton ~ three saloon men 10 ralss
their license fees from 5000 10 $50.
The petition stated that since tbere
was feeling against Licensing
more aaiooua 60 Wa right to ralss
the ante.
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suggested going into the dormitory
and oyertuFning beds Before stop.
ping TO think Of the seriousness or
indelicacy OF the eHcapade. the
other two consented
The three men we're thanked by
the regents. and instead Of being
expelled. will only suffer suspen.
sion. They can enter the college
again later
John r. Foran attended both
Rainier and Minor schools In Seat.
tie and took a prominent part in
athletics Ills father. Thomas
Foran. lives at Rainier Beach.
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PASSENGERS ARE SAFE

(By United Press leased Wire Direct TO
sesffie star Office
NEW YORK. April S.--All OF the
1920 passengers Of the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Princess Irene.
which rs ashore off Fire Island,
were safely landed early today By
the steamship Prinz Frederick
Wilhelm. All Joined in praise OF
the lrene-s crew. The liners pos
ition today is most grave Her en-
tire length is buried in the sand
and II a blow comes up she will
almost surely be pounded to pieces.
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Classified want ada ETC. one cent "a,
Hofd. minimum charge f9r aag "a Ia
tfhia Telephone "a iu and 80 s ID s.es
collector fyr payment MaiH sfss Iaa
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THE SEATTLE STAR

10 MAIL sUnggnfnEms lin. a..
Der fa4f rabfa-ipflgu expires i IN ~.
n1drrHa label gt each paper lFfsr 80.
Gate affifes N your Hubarflaf8sh has ~,
nratn Teen paid o. advance faar naros
lt tahtn tom tHe iiat ehanae II dais
on thn address label m 3 receipt
~ maii fstflrtv in advance - ee,t.
elnHtH. - 90 ~ months. als month";.
fi.lNi ere year. ff4t
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70 to sls months. az month";. 1 ~ 80
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~ hereby Figen thar HaFfs M0nasail
hitff tor. seattle company. q rdfporafion.
N Seattle Warrington. has DO do appiI.
ration fo the Board Of Connfr COMMIT.
sionefs Of King County. Washlra foo h.,
franchise for an electric mannfal rs.l.
way. and for authority % construct ara
mlstntAin same along. scfnss AMI upon
certain public roads wlfhin tha courfv
o. kiuF and State Of Waahlnefnn ~
not within fhe limits % am iaarrt.oratss
uiv ~ town the route ~ saI1 elerfflS
fnlinaY being particularly des,ribed "a
Beginning AZ the south narria a
C401 efdais street 10 the city ~ seaffl.
~ point 10 feet east Of fho aesi mar,
~ % Jan Avenue south and funuizg
ihfnce seath along aala itth ArenBs
eouth parallel 20 and 10 feet distant from
the wrtf margin thereof q distances of
s.tas feet thence on Curve 90 The lsft
havinE radiuF 81 80 feet q dis,ancs
u z9s s feet thence solih 60 degrees
CO minutes east i.os7f feet. hence IN 4
curve o. the right having n fadiur a
1850 feet q distance ~ s7f feet. ihenes
south - degrees 70 minutes east sci
feefs thence on n curve % the right hay-
ing radius u 60 feet e distance u
1871 feet. thence south ~ degrees 80
minutes sati 5tsa feet ihsnee On .
curve 60 the left having q radius o. Gsb
feet distance q SIC feet. thence south
~ degrees 10 minutes east 1871 seefi
thence co curve 20 the right hAving
= rnfias - zee feet, a disfasre Of iIsf
east f5t feet; thence on q curve 70 ths
riFhf having radius q 100 feet dis
lance y s7s feet: thence south de-
Ereea - minutes east SIS feet thence
On carve 20 the right having = radius
~ see feet. distance 81 Ns feet;
thence south degree - minutes east
1873 feet. thsnce on a curry. 10 the left
hhTinr radius Of GEO feet a distance II
SIS feet. thence south Ie dsKrees %
minutes east Tti.S feet. thsnte on
curve @ the left having q radigs Of
sec feet distance q 1873 feet. thence
south 3 degrees minutes east s.itts
feet. thence on curve % the left hav-
ing radius % toe feet a distance u
1891 feet. thence south &c degrees IS
minutes east 2,It1.t feet. thence on q
curve 70 ths Tisht havinE radius Of
go fsft distance Of astk feet thence
south ~ degrees ee minutes east 1871
feet. thence on curve 70 the left hav-
iuE a radius % t.ote feet a distance %
si.t feet. taeBos south Is degrees 10
curve 20 the left having q radius %
500 feet a distance Of shf feet. thence
south - dsErces - minutes east so
feet. theuce on a curve TO the right hav-
ina q radius cf ste feet a distance Il
ate feet. thence south degree ~ min
uieN east kts feet 10 the intersection "a
Dale Street In the plat Of Riverside In-
terurhan Tracts with the sampson
counfy Road easieriy sac fees more %
less % and across the Mscacau Road
and thar hearing on sEid arriicatiad
VIII b. had AZ the office Of tire county
Commissioner IN the King County cQart
House seattle. washington. on Tuesday.
MAY >. 1911. at I O'Clock ?. m AZ which
time and place any and all persons in-
icrcatea therein may be heard
Dated a. seattle. Warrington. Tits sth
BOARD or COUNTY coMMIs-
SIoNERS. KING COUNTY,
= ~ r.
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DEATH NOTICE

-7-NeN~-Neeea~-~~-~S>y -.e.eso~~eDeon. -.
ffiFh" AZ thH family residence ~
rtftu et = hprl g. tFIf. Mrf Na,nia
Green. aged 10 years
Funeral hfffieen wIl be- faff a., "a.
HAfinfH ~ bpnncr Watson co. Third ~
mo university 81. sunday AZ 10 =. ua
friends ere respectfully Invited ~ "a.
.snd lnfermrni az Lhkesleu osfneterv.
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color and braid Crochcted buttons
and the touch 81 black satin are the
favored forms OF trimming
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