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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29
st. Paul.

f,IES4rE Sax /
.st. RAn Hdandg" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
We'd Kjgb e1ler RESPIRATION at
Uhre besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, aoe E. 9TH ST..
st. Paul.
9posfalb. Mrs. emma Sllon
60. Star, 21oe Marts, 8pbolpitolet;
gilbert Mnoerion, 43 Mor, %. 0earts,
535 g. Central Mbe.; @illiom M11=
berlou, AZ Mar. 8etbesba 9olpttal.
Dbcrit @puicpelts 8eipg | ct.
SAUL og Mimueapolis ioag bar meo=
fprt, at m1ar1 III ogiaa pil babe bam
til at tale / 0matom1a, Saribault
90 gi~prtbfielo. Se11ator 8eperioge
al ssuoionu og -@,lp. 6orb al Seem
Serlep ifal ogiaa tale / al1oitortl1m
fgr &opiepelt fommer.
Sobm &asmmsien, lom Dor peo
Mouno, Safe Mi11netonfa, blep 2er=
1baq @ftermiooog orre1teret al @be=
riffen pg anflaget for at bobe bolot
en- u@liuogris". AZ &asier 9l, 8
aogger 81, 40 ton1me 9lfosier iamt
is tomme 9lfagger blep fonfieret.
9fosm1sien bIep bragt til M1nne=
apolis og in0iot / Gountpfpng1let.
gn @effe Torebras / ifanoinobiif
@iltorie, &olitif og 2iteratur er or
rangeret pe6 Statsuniperiitetet for
@ommerieioren fra 17be Stunt til
|266e Suli. 6oreoragene bill blipe
boI1t / uniperiitetets &apel bber
Manoog og Gnsoag ST. 4 2pbet al
Sc 6 Tiger, Erofesiorerne @isle
@otbne og 81. 81. Stromberg oil bo1=
Sc Soreoragene om norbtif Sitera-
t1r.
Grnit Spenbien, JONI / oper ct
fpart Morbunoreoe bar inotaget Ell
meget oniparsfulo 5tilling ! Noro<
petens itprite @boleiale Drug 5irm,
kgeopes Bros. g. Cutler, feireoe ben
i27. Morts lin 6p6iels0og % bleb
erinoret al mango gamle, oprigtige
@en1er, ser ligeiom ri enifer bom
lat goot og at ban enonu | mm1ge
glar nloo nDoe 2ipet .og | 5rpo %
@elltm6 iptnge.
@%r1nolano ilippcr fri, Sirs0ag
tom Olaf @%ru1olonoS Gag op $50
litiretten. 9ommer @anft erflere=
Sc, at Ser life f%orelaa tilltrGffelige
@epiier moo bam, men raaoeoe bom
til at reiie fra 8pen. @rltnolano
bar onflaget for at bope giftet fig
me1 to- gnfer. Smt forloo @etter
Ii 6elge me0 oen enc gnfe, Mrs
&iolietb, ser hopbe .foriparet bom
Mrs. Garoline 2orlor, 0en amber
I@nfe, pioneoe imoo @runolan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29
Gm Ienenbe YarDf er opfl1noet a

Gn Jienbc al S%anbbpriten er
@ongresman6 Cyrus @ullopaD fra
Seem &a1nplbire. $ Sc. gooe gamle
interchangeable Gage bar Ser ingen,
iom trengte Sanbl9ger> men set er
.San6bgriten, iom giper oem Mrbei-
t6e, erflere6e ban np1ig. &an pill
Sc qipre set til cit S%orbrD6elie for
en- Mo6er at berite lit Barns Sen-
ser. @ongresmanoea er fienot
blanot fine 8eIIer iom THE. nn-
combeo Seem &ibire bapricf".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29
S 8Atte.

Com Mfbetoling paa ct $4,000
&us o. Got / ct mutt &eiioents=
Diitrift i ct. Saul, Spo fr ben
bpie 9ro / @nrbeoen af ben 6onife
Strife, bill jeg mo6tage 2ano, Got
ter eIler en- lille 8l1tif til en- 89rot
of $1,000, &elten paa moaneolig
Mfbetaling. @enpenb Gem til s.
g.. Mleranoer, 515 Court 8locf, ct.
Saul, Winn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

Mr. @eiterbulm, &%utcbinion, %
8erg<5erenlen, Minneapolis, Ser
beqqe bar peret en- Sur til Don=
mart, pentes tilbage omfring lite
Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29


at 6oreningen er laa rig, at boert
Me6lem, beriom 6ormuen blep lige=
Zig for6elt, piloe faa $57.28, Ell &e-
for6, iom neppe nogen anoen 6anif
Gorening fan oppiie, bporfor set
ipnes at bere en- go6 Msiurance at
.bere We01em al v8alballa".
@armontens Toraarsfoncert. -
|Som set oil fees at bosi taaen6e
Advertisement ofbol6er @mgforenin=
gen u@armonien" fin 1tore GoraarS=
|foncert meo Bal 2pr0ag SEN 130e
Mril / r0lo @tple. SIM. u@armo-
nien", bpis n6merfeoe Hraitationer
]er 1ao gobt fien0te og iom ct gaae1
Eiaa betp6eligt frem UNDER BrofeSio,
Mosbergs 6pgtige 2e6elie, Di1 fore:
bragg en- Sci npe 5nnge foru0en fin
gamle 8raponrt1u1nre.
Sen norife Sangforening u8jgrg
bin" iamt flere fprite @asies go
Hitter bill me6birfe.
9pbsfalb. Mangeaarig 8ogbol
Der pes Wilmoufee. Mpe. Gtatc 8an
og lenere pes geortb @e1tern Srul
ans 5upings @onf 8. IS. 81. Mal
berg, 1349 &c. California Mpe., al
git Mou6ag Sen is. Sc. pe0 9pocl
letter nogle faa Cages @pgoom, a
Hnel1monia, en- Splge al en Torfp
Ielie. Af6p0e blep 8reoag 6en %
SCI. 2 begrapet of 8. 8. g.. SO: *
beo llnoertafer Gbrlt Niellen. asa
,ltor @etfe ba0 en .89n-i &ien1met
bporeiter 2iget blep fgrt til Grace
|Iano &irfegaar0, / Dbis &ren1atorilrn
oct blep brpn0t.
&C opbc, Ser par fpbt i &jqbc11
bnpn, blep: Sc 9(ar gammel py po'
en- .1.alminoelig elitper6ig og oon
net Man6. @an efterlaoer Jig @u
1trl1 og en- @en, 4nMar gommel.
Tplgcprrbigt @fsempel, Ncp
@. s. Gumncr, Oefonus fnr SCI
epiifopole &otbeorolfirfe pg Ipr
mon0 for @bicago upice commits
lion", l10tolte / Sbn0ogs fra: Yrgoi
feitolen:: SRA og meb oeu fommc11
Sc Baaife Is. Z. Mpril), pil ingc1
fnn11c Mine pieOe / &atDeoralfirfe1
meo min6re ser for1t0 CT prGlentere
Ell 2Ggeattelt for at ingen al Eer
ionernc, Ser ogter at in0trg0e
9@gteifabet, li0er al 1tbelbreoelige el
Ter jmitlomme Gpg6omme. 81 ri
maoife foo f9rre @iftermaol; INC
|be6re. Settle Sfri6t CT fGr1t blepe
taget efter lang og alporlig SDel
bejelie og meo 9iltop Mn0erlons 81
benoe og @ilie og pin betragter Sc
|1om ct langt ,@fribt benimo6 9pS
ningen al Gpergsmaalet: at beifptt
,'&iemmet og 6amilie1ibet.
9efonns Sumner ta1tc Gp16a
@ftermiooog i 9. 90. s. 81. og mel
6elte 6orlomIinge11 Sen 8elll1tnin(
ben epiifopole Strife bab6e toget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

Senator &nute Neli on onfom /
al @tilbeo til 8Den lioite manbag
u6er at bans politiife 8enner pioite
noget ONT bans 9lnfomlt. Set iiges
at ban forloo @oibington for at
blibe fri for at femme / @agen an=
gaaenoe Senator @tetpbenion's
(gSis.) ltoiteoelie al 5enatet grun=
paa forr1,pt @alg. s fit Sjem
Mleronbria forflareoc Mellon til Ell
8la6reporter, at ban blot bar fom=
men biem for at faa en- M Sorag=
ter poa lin 8arm CD.
Del pil Blue. @nbstjeneiter / ben
bonit- norife @olgatbo Strife, 1876
Sbomos 5treet, poa f~eritfommenoe
I@gnoog beo Sc ieopanlige Gioer, ST.
1890 Torm. og 81. $50 Mften.
8eb neutrality-suspicious., iom
Ter poa oanif, bill 81. Mrel Waole1
tale ODER @mnet: r&ongens Sn6=
to9"". 9%isfusiions< og Sreoifeemnet
for Mftenmg6et, iom afboloes poa
|gn9elff UNDER Observation-Disclosures
|2eoelie, bill blipe: nEbe 5oreign
Misiion Of MD Denomination.
@u6stieneite meb Mtergang bill
|blibe afbol0t / &irfen 2angfreoag
.Mften ser. s. MlIe er biGrteligt ino=
bl1bte til 6isie Mg0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29
Ghitagn.

@alballas Aa%rsresnifab u0oiier,
at 6oreningen er iaa rig, at boert
Meolem, beriom Sormuen blep lige=
Zig forbelt piloe faa $57.28, Ell &e<
|foro, iom neppe nogen anoen 6anif
6orening fan opbiie, bDorfor bet
ipnes at bore en- go6 Msinrance at
bore Me6lem al u@alballa".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

&ejt til California. Mr. og
Mrs.: @milius Senien, og 9gtre
gutb og @la6ps, afrejite &irSoag
Mften til Gan 9iego> California,
bpor Sc agter at boiette fig. Sc
tog / mango @ar uffttiip Deltagelle
ben 6onIfe ct. @eberS Strife iom
2prere / @gnoagsifolen, og Mr.
SEMEN .paretog / flere @ar Sefreter=
ltillingen for Menigbeoen: S De 1e<
mere Mor bar De beret fremrageroe
Meolemmer at Ben engelife lutberlte
Strife, iom bIep 1titet / beres Stem
Ii @p0 Minneapolis o. bnor Mr.
Semen bar. @enoagSifole1upertnte11
bent. q
6pr Mfreiien bleo Sc @ienltnno
for mango 9gresbepisninger og tit
operroft flere foitbare Sreienter lom
ipnligt 8epis for ben @gtelie De ngo
in6en 1to1tnepnte Mentgbeo. @n
flor Gfare 5legtninge % 8enner
poa Sernbaneitationen for
at bpoe Sem ct formo0ent1ig iioite
Gorbel og for at fe Dem Del ont
borb poa Soget, Der ffuloe bri19e
Dem til BET iolrige 5poen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

sfrip otter Grppcnnmcre pan oct.
te 8Iab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

4rbcjbsfurmonb fornlpffet. Sent
rp 8a1ma,L en- 40=aarig Mrbei6s=
formano pe6 Central @arebouie
@ompanps Mnlag paa Salisbury
Mbenl1e og Serritorial &oa6, / @io=
poD=Giitriftet foruluDfte6e UNDER lit
Mrbeioe Sen 26. Sc. @n @eiiebro,
ser benptte6es mellem to 8pgnin<
ger, rog bam / &obe0et fort fer
Mi66ag. San 6eoe Ell Gime iene=
re pna Cobb @ofpital. San efterla=
ser fig &u1tru og tire lmaa 8ern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29
6%mtaaHtykkrr.

Sit rDge en- Eibe er enonu life Die
bet aImin6eligt blan6t 0omerne
Set finere Sellfab, ielp ON Sc for
.Innge ii6en fat gipet Gigaretter
&npo. Men MI bar 0amerne
sol1 6ranciscos 400 begpnot a:
bore - og at rpge = fine 1n1ac
Biber in6lagt meo @ul6 og @plp
Sc bar 1prt Sfiffen at @eiiboerne
/ Sapan.
Gn 1ebenbe &arDf er opfunoet al
en- 2rge / 8l,bapeit, Or. Tra'17
@5efelp. SON planter" &oor poo
ifol0eoe &opeoer peb @irlp al Ell
neiten uipnlig @ulotraao, iom bar
1tiffer ino / .@l1oen iammen mel
&ooret. &an paaitaar, at ban far
vpIonte" 500 Soor paa en- Sirnes
Sit 1toer Smerte. uBarpffen" fol
Ser Jig i Mcrebis og fan boifeS oe
ber1tes gonte iom olminoeltg'
@aor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

Sams &ann, &utcbinion, Minn.,
bar 1olgt fin .6orm til iin Sptger-
ion, Scr. SSubl, og CT meo fin Su-
1tru flpttet til fin Datter: % Sotger=
ion Saul 5teenberg, 1851 9atrel
Mpe., ct. SAUL. 8i. bpoer Dem
bfartelia Gelfommen iblanDt oS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation at
'Uhre besqg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, aoe E. 9TH ST.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

9posfalb. Mrs. emma Sllon,
go. Star, 2t6e Marts, gpbolpitolet;
gilbert Mnoerlo1, 43 Mor, %. @arts,
|535 @. Central Mbe.; @tlliom A11=
|0erion, AZ Mar. 8etbesoa @olpttal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-29

6O=Nars Tpbielsbag, 6. @asmus=
len, at 6. Masmnsien &ubt. Co.,
|feire6e / 2groogs, ben %. STARTS,
fin 60<aarige 6%g6ielsoag og par
|@ienltanb for megen Opmgrfiombeo
fra qamle 8enner og Mebarbeioere.
Men set er io heller life ale, lom
Tan pas1ere 6en11e Wilepel paa ST.
bets Sci, bibeboI6en6e ulpRffet GEL
bre6, @nergi -og @irfelpit iamt ct
gort SrmSr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08
UNITED STATES
WILL PROTECT
THE CHINESE

Washington b. e., Nav S-The
United States viii open It's doors to
the Chinese refugees who are fleeing
ftom the revolutionary forces in Mex.
ico.
This decision was reached today
iy Secretary Nagel OF the department.
g commerce and labor when Score
tar, of the Treasury MacNeagh refer
red to Secretary Nagei the question
IS ha, 10 do in the case of PSI Chinese
Who fled rom MoncIova in Coahul'a
Mexico 10 Eagle Pass for safety from
the Mexican reyomtonisjs
The town OF Cuatro Cienegas west
10 Noncloya. having fallen into the
hands OF the rebels he people OF
Aoncluva are expecting nm attack,
and the Chinese fearing a recurrence
OF the terrible butohery that took
p'ace when the Madero troops took
1oweon are fleeing to this country
ior pro. ection
When the 20S Chinese refugees
lanied in Eagle rass, Collector OF
Customs w f. Rowe immediately
teegrar he'd 10 Secretary MacNeagh
or Instructions. and thus the matter
reached Secretary Nagel The dec-
sion ~ the secretary OF commerce
and labor is that these men being
tugitiyes from the wrath OF the insur.
gents are to be admitted 70 this
country. but held in custody and un-
der supervision OF the immigration
officers Of the department until such
time as cond tions i'm Mexico shall
permit of their return in safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08
CRUMMY FIELD
IS ENDORSED
BY LABOR

"Chummy Fie1ds the wen known
marshal or the state supreme court is
a.,i.,,,... ..,,.,,.,..,,..,,, .,. i,,o,
" N"'u'""'' '0' .u''7 -.
ne is runnins ne q scared "ol'
and Win have sac endorsement Of the
Tailoring class of people throu ihout
the state The boys N Guth,ie are
.sll for hia as Is shown by the ta,-
loving set o. resolutions which We're
unan.mous.v adopted by the local
Tvpographital niun at their regular
u,eeting sanaay The other local
union bodies OF tha city have passed
similar resomfions:
rbls raeolution n..seed 4his 5tb day
.o' Nav rgI9 b ,rItb1Ie gNnoeian1i.
.c,l lrnion N 5S7
Wboroae. fhore vi1 he nm election
la,s year ~ csrh thraa cor gress.
men win no saIocted ~, iary, frop
tha statn ~ Gkiaboma arI
Whereas. ", r fChnuln,y, J,'oeas
hae annonnced 9s p r9rdidafe f,r I'm
o,ess,,an ~ iaroe snbfen, ~ tha
pe,nocrat orfp4arg ana
W,or6ae. N. =, Tiolde is % man.
-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08
WILL TRY
VAC HALTER
On THEM

y A. Carter. head of the police de.
par,ment of the city. is seriously con
.siderng a new plan which viii prob
.ably be adopted in The future for The
prosecution OF persons chan ged Ai.h
maintaining liquor nuisauces and
questionable resorts within the resi-.
Gence dieuicts oi tho city, l.stead
I0f being gharsed with selling liquor
.or operating questionable resorts, q
charge of vaslancy viii br made
The city ordinance for this provides
a big fine and jail sentence as well
pa faut the penalty is as great as il
5 for the violation OF the liquor law
and is much more effective
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

When The baby takes too much food
the stomach turns the result is I'M
digestion. sourness and vomiting. Ere.
uently the bowels are involved and
there is collie pains and diarrhoea
McGEE'S BABY ELINlR is a grand
corrective remedy for the stomach and
bowel disorders Of babies. Ii is nure,
wholesome and pleasant TO take.
Price 2jc and 5oe per bottle. Sold by
owl Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08
Cleansing leather

LTeansIng Leather
The handbag or satohel OF undress-
.ed hij, when aoiled by usage need
mot be turne over to the profession
.al cleaner The secret Of restoration
.s piece of sand paper rubbed oyet
the surface A very fine grade Of
Isand paper is required When this Is
used with care the erect is magical
and no injury 70 the material acclues
Many kinds OF feathers without pol
ished surfaces-for eXamuic suede
lundressed ani ooze calIskin-can be
cleaned jhus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08
To Drive Out MalarIs

Q UFTVs OUt NI~T"TIe
And Build Up The System
Take the OLD Standard GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC You
know what Won are taking. The for
mua is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing II is simply Qrinine and
Iron In q tasteless form, and the most
effecfual .orm For grown eopio
and children Rnc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Miss Gertrude Cayert lett thls
afternoon for Crescent after a de-
lighJful weeG spent With Miss Mary
Nissley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Mrs. Katherine SHUTS returned TO
Guthrie MONDAY morning after a
very pleasant week end spent Win
Miss Allie Quaylc in Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Dr. Fielder VINO left Saturday for
Fl. Worth. returned 10 Guthrie Non
day evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Miss Lucy Kelso who has been
the guest OF Miss Ethel Horn the
past weea left Monday for her home
in Ft Worth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Mr.. Gov Watson returned 20 GotE-
rie Monday after spending SUNDAY
at his charge IN FairVleW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Mr. willard Br1l spent the week
end in Oklahoma city visiting his
parents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Rev Hamilton and Miss Helen
Hamilton, OF Oklahoma City spent
the weekend with home folks IN
GMihrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08
Personal Notes
==OF THE==
erslty..


Mr. Willard Bril spent The week
end in oklahoma city visiting his
parents
Mr. Gov Watson returned TO GotE-
rie Monday after spending sunday
al his charge IN FairvleW.
Dr. Fielder. VINO left saturda, for
Ft Worth, returned 10 Guthrie NON
day evening.
Miss Gertrude Cayer, lett this
afternoon for Crescent after de-
ligh,ful weea spent With Miss Mary
Nissley
Mrs Katherine SHUTS returned TO
Guthrie MONDAY morning after q
very pleasant week end spent with
Miss Allie Quaylc in Oklahoma city.
Miss Lucy Kelso who has been
the guest OF Miss Ethel Horn the
past wees left Monday for her home
in Ft Worth
Rev Hamilton and Miss Helen
Hamilton, OF Oklahoma City spent
the weekend with home folks in
Guthrie
MISS Florence Hamilton enter
tanned Miss Ethel Horn and lucy
Kelso at picnic party Saturday
evening After Wnich the evening
was pleasantly spent in Highland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

The oratorlaal association wi'l
meet May to hold business
meeting No program will be given
at this meeting ut there win be
an election of officers and appoint
ment OF committees tor next year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Il r. CALKfNS.
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

The Forum Literary Society WIZ.
meet Alay ., when he following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

bethought himself OF Goibo. where
they spell warm. HOT.
To get himself in shape for the
king OF beasts Paul rasaied with
grizzly bears in the Rockies and
with black bears In Mississippi
cAnebrakes.
Then OF 10 Africa. TO the dan.
gerous Golbo plains district. care
fully Stunned by the Colonel but
Rainey slipped one over on the
doliar-a word hunter: he took along
a pack OF bear hounds. In tho
iungles he turned hia bear hounds
Into lion hounda. and you ought TO
see the way those American houn'
dswgE chased the iordly king of
beasts and all hls relatives over
that part % the dark continent.
IA Rainey took moving pictures
OF the performances. you can see II
for the price OF one dime. ten cents.
Those dawEs got 80 keen for
lion that they could anlff an old
man eater IN tho next county.
Ralney nearly ran his legs off keep
ing up with those bear hounds.
One day IN IS minutes by the clock
he shot nine Lions. In ali 70 iions
that were are no more, and haven't
been since Rniney'z gun vent bang.
bang,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

Preparations are all completed
for the reception and entertainment
OF John Hayelock Wilson. president
OF the National Seamen's Union OF
England and Ireland. and former
member OF parliament. who viii ar
rive In Seattle tonight al 900.
lie will be met by a reception
committee consisting OF Mayor Cot.
terilI. several members OF the city
council and a committee Of the sea
mems union.
On Wednesday afternoon he will
be taken on launch ride In the
launch Telegraph over the bay.
Wednesday night he will address a
meeting AZ the Labor Temple.
There will also be an address that
evening by Governor Teats, OF Ia
coma, on government ownership
as worked out In Panama.
Thursday there will be luncheon
given for Mr.. Wilson at WOlfe's
cafeteria: In the afternoon he Will
be taken for an automobile ride over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
PAUL RAINEy. WORLDS GREATEST LION nunrE

From Greenland's Icy mountains
TO midas coral strand u no farther
than from the habitat OF the gilded
society man Of the 400 to the Jun.
giles OF Africa--or India either. for
that matter.
The worlds greatest lion hunter
Is ADDING that very thing.
A grammar school class was
asked: who 10 the greatest
lion huntsrf~
They divided among Daniel.
Samson ard r. n.
All except one little fellow.
he piped out. "paul Raineyi"
Paul u Is The world renowned
hunter OF that pleasant animal
popularity supposed 10 prowi around
roaring and waiting for somebody
to come up and DO dsvoarsd.
Paul used TO be a regular million.
dollar hid. classy yachtaman. turf.
man. polo player. the best catch
IN New York aud Newport society.
and able seaman In the champagne
sea.
Then he ehuckcd all that stuff
and tried 20 climb TO the top OF the
globe. getting along toward the
arctic circle and over most OF
creenland's Icy mounts.
While freezing at Annatok. he
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|I[T16AL BOD.
10 TAKE :.l UP
SOCIAL Work

ar saSr a central nouS
s,sssis viz nav ,..s,- 80,
- shivps o. the ena'''s''. ~"
psih acme 50 or 90 or
erdseseo ~ .s.,,,v az each
-..l,usioss 'rsepsS :.
This Vas vnah''"oss
-. r,uhs By representatives
ssr,ous organizations who
~ ~. assembly hall OF the
- y Commerce at the re-
. assvor cctterliL The mayor
- meeting and outlined
'..,sex that would be served
Wss.s,sn Of ell. the eharitaele
y seattle.
sN Koch Of the Temple dc
- .erusi that with such q
a organizations acting
.sss' relation TO each other.
4 she work Is being dupli-
" ue also pointed out that
.,s persons can easily I'm.
49, me charity ORGANIZATIONS
w hurt more deserving ap-
sxaeev strong offered n mo-
4, ne appointment Of a COM.
n Is 10 perfect the orxanl.
~ a FEDERATED body. c. j.
- vas elected temporary
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THERE'S PLENTY OF TIMBER FOR UP.

president the general impression IL
that he would prevail on Gov. VII.
son Of New Jersey 20 be his running
mate. though Wilson has told bis
friends that under no circumstances
would he accept second place.
There was a weildefincd boom In
certain circles for Senator O'Gpr-
man OF New York. Tie has taken a
distinct stand for progressive mea-
sures ever since he entered the
senate.
Gov Marshall OF Indiana IL an.
other possibility.
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TOILETTE
NAY CONFER
WITH BRYAN

IASHINGTON. Juno 25--Sen-
~ Ia Toilette would not discuss
rlrsy 1 errrert story that he was
10 10 Baltimore today or tomor-
- % eoafsr vith W. J. Bryan on
y natter Of sllying with the Me-
nnkns 70 form 4 fourth party In
- The pDsressiyes are defeated
\ d denocrsfsc convention Il is
lnkered here that should the pro
saulyes Dol. the Baltimore eonven-
u It's wesk. Ia Follette would
~ ~ forsnnex with theirs 10 pre-
NJ a slliasee with the Roosevelt
m n strong bond OF feeling
brlvssn Ia Toilette and Bryan rs
~ known and vas recently ac-
n0uiedsed ~ La FoIlette In n
0pzins arsici<.
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RUDKIN TAKES
HANFORD'S PLACE

Judge Frank n. Rudkin of the
Eastern district Of Washington this
morning took Judge Hanford's place
as federal Judge for the Western
district He will occupy this POSI-
ton pending the investigation OF
the impeachment charges against
Judge Hanford. Judge Hudkin was
appointed by Circuit Judge william
u. Gilbert Of this circuit, upon the
request OF Judge Hanford TO be re-
lieyed from his duties temporarily.
The congressional committee APP
pointed TO investigate Hanford VIII
reach Seattle tomorrow night
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BALTIMORE. June rs There
WAS much quiet Consideration by
the democratic leaders here today
Of available timber for the vice
presidency While admitting that
geographical conditions would CON
troll. and that finaI selection would
not be possible until after the head
Of the ticket had been decided upon.
the claims Of tho various candidates
were discussed BY the men who will
have the task Of deciding who is
the most available candidate
if Bryan should be nominated for
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BRYAN TO DOMINATE PLATFORM

BALTIMORE. June 2s--That the
democratic national platform to be
adopted here will be " direct con.
trast TO that OF the Convention
which renomiuafed President Taft
was the consensus Of opinion
among the ieaccrs today. That
Bryan win be enc OF the dominant
figures In shaping the document
was admitted. Whether be wins or
loses his fight on the temporary or.
ganlxation. he will be Nebraska'a
representative in tho resolutions
committee. and II the progreasivea