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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
WANT MZHW HW
AMRLE WAZAl7 MW
TIE MANY REQUESTS THAT ARE MADE DAILY AT
CITY EMPLOYMENT

MY husband. hin ~ good. You
give me divorce. set mother man.
an very EvTTy, madam. but l
can't DO anything Tor you. We only
hire people hsts. W don't divorce
them.
~Sof Then Of what use Ia Il TO
be-
with lock Of disgust the dauRh-
ter Of sunny Italy fiuunced out %
the employment office. sismninE the
door behind her, That n. she came
as near to founcing az woman
Weighing 80 pounds can come
The man in charge did not even
look surprised She waa no oNeep-
ton 20 the general run 81 people who
wander Into the office al day long
looking FOR all sorts Of things. from
n divorce - n lost baby.
The descendant 81 the Caesars had
hardly shut the door before big
blonde who had Copenhagen
stamped on his features npprua ehed
the aperture through which the en-
ployment clerk looks out upon the
world with calm. untroubied eyes.
Ave akai ban going 10 get marry
how much for a ilcensa2" mandy
Inquired the blonde giant.
Search me- 80 up 10 the court
house"
Ills big. patient eyes filled with =
wondering curiosity The viking
gazed ~ the man m the window az
n hypnotlsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
CONSTA AN TINE INQUEST

Of the door 81 the Royal dairy.
teem Whtsh smaller bottles are titled
and sold 60 the other dairies Of the
city p
= doat knew"
Stone said that A. Pratt Was
the proprietor % the Royal dairy,
ard had charge Of everything. and
that Pratt Nas o. Of the city and
had beer ior two weeks.
saavsnt yeu had 90 drop your
oaa and run lots 81 tlwes when the
milk Inspector called, unexpectedly p
eke, Sc
Stone ADMITTED that he had seen
row Of about a dosen BEETLES %
Some kind sf stuff - the milk room
o. the Royal dairy. which ne thought
was ussd a. ilaVoriHa extract Tor
Ice cream.
To almost every leading question
the answers 81 both tlapps and
Stone were tho same stsrsotYpsd,
= dent know"
When the questions became par.
tioulsrly pointed, they Suffered a gem
sral deusal claiming they knew
nothing about forusidshyds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

= say. 50 ap 10 the court houso.
ira W here you act licenses, COM
unted lnr official.
iNye ban want just one" said the
Dan, q he passed out 70 the zgreot.
a man with a weeks growth OF
whiskcrs sidlsd up to the window.
Cot any kind OF a job for mof+
asked b..
WA sort of a job are you look
inR ttf What n your businesaff
say. I'm a Presbyterian miniater.
Can't YOU tell that Go look at me-
! do little shovel swinging GA the
side, though"
Want 10 80 aui on the railraadg''
Cert. Anything that makes
fuunaNH
Ito is directed TO the office Of n
company which n shipping men out
dn the road and departs whiatlihs a
bar from I've Been Working on the
Railroad
The bureau Il now filled with
women on one side and men on the
other who are locking FOR employ
ment IN the mems department they
are chiefly Flnua and Scandinavian
With a sprinklinR Of men FROM the
Emerald isle and a few natlve-horn
Americans
IN the women's department there
are girls and women 90 an ages.
most OF them looking for positions
AZ chambcrmaids and n few who
wish 90 secure berths as private src-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

fUUUnT 49,
POLICE

purinx the hearing q Fred BECKER
on charge 81 highway robherf. -
justice Nanns ous4ft. YeatrfaaY al
furuuon. FsIFuisnau " 8. Hubbard
arrested a eaunz man who gave his
name a. Mgke Guiden. white aaidsn
i arrested ia cauuacttnu with the
murder ~ FafralHau a q. sehanu=
man. fha police new have little Ga
- hich to hulA him except that hs II
: friend - HeekaF. who h accused
II haiuk ore % the aeaafuplicea 81
sehansman.H murderer Ia the in the
Wizard aaia5n bold up,
a vigorous protest Naa made -
the arrest 1T the time hY Att1rnsFN
Blake a Williams. who mere tsfrna
tuE Isseker. and this mnfnins theg
obtained 0elden's feiesas ga wit
og hahean corpus.
aolfsn attempted O. leave the
eaurt house II 3 ariuck this after
naan aaa NAs bounced uaon - De~
tectlvs Kennedy and othsf police Of
ncars Attorneys Henry y, Alaks
and sidney Williams were with him
and immediately feuk q hand IN the
fray A free hight ensassi ana make
was taken q the city jail with
sniieus
Williams escaped from the officers
and ned 70 Judge BELL from whom
be viii ask another ntll % haheaa
corpus Tor Golden and ore fer hts
las partner
The police VIII bring witnesses
from uentnu this evening ny whom
they eiaim Il may BE- proved that
Golden waa one 81 tbs ihrea men
wlfh whom sehausmsn had his last
battle
Cohen AMI Aiiison. The twa suss
meets who are known % have been
fsgsnfR ~ W = Thomas and who
ere nov iu the city sail. did not AZ.
rear q - at all Ericved this morn
ing when told ~ his death ~ Provi+
fence hospital On the contrary,
aickiy grin oFsrHrcuad Cahsn's o0un-
feuRncs.
n e though, that Allison and
cohen had been afraid that Thomas
In hts weakened condition, would
let something slip that would iWrli-
cate them n the murder u the po-
iireman OF the hoii-up % the Willard
saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
IS IT A CANAL
OR A STREET (?
PAVING First AVENUE SHOULD BG COMPLETED
AND IT IS NOT var HALF

rliu II the day on which the paving
ou rifst avenue should have bsen com.
plsted tie day on which the barber
Asphalt eampasy contracted 30 nnish
the laying of asphalt the day on
which the Seattle Electric company
Vas - hava hisi=haa ias Esfg e iAs-
Ing payihE brick siaHs slide 81 AID be-
teesn tie traehn. the day on which
tbs rubbish leff BY the graders Was 10
have been cleared aNaY. ard = heAuti.
ful street apsnvd far frame
Hut the work Il uuiy a little mfre
than hpf completed and the people
alanE fstrst avenue are to-day crying
onAsoudaf than eyeF against conditions
- are pafaiysins business and
HihEing 20 them financial ruin. They
'aru hcWaiiinH the fact that First ave-
nue. looks more lac half-dredgcd
caHat Than a street. and deplorinE the
fact that not a single city Official
seems willing 70 ala them IN their az
nidtion.
ghr nathar Asphalt company claims
n ~ apfsfui u having the city share
NJ the paving completed ~ October -
but the uuonia % Ffrat aFenur know
that the sork all nat be eempiHlrd
hefafe tbs midaia ~ November. even
n the asaathaf remains favorable. hnd
that under slightly uufavaFatia eandi.
tiaHz. q sill 10 from twa o. three
rnaushs before the contractors can
complete their wurk
The Seattle Eisrftte company. ac-
easalas = "a fsascAise. s4AF tasa a.
mWfa time az 10 taken by the ctr 90
d. g Ii4ft ~ the psxiHE. hut uaiss-
The tVfnnany shall be abs q secure
pseinE brisk from some Source row
unen ygrn. u II known that t cannot
haps ~ DO lts Wark faf several months
a. asals.
4 petltlen has been sltcuiatea snans
tha business mea Il First akanus. and
q IS probable hat a mass baetinE Niii
Ne heit tonight % devise Wrsua 20
$1,000 relief fram presant conditions
several - ths property owners aiaf1s
ths avenue have syan Kuuo 90 Gar a.
a. engage tbs services ~ a iaw nrm.
With a view 10 Aims several damage
suits against The sits. - ~ sakiaH 90
tiea against the eltf aHlsiAia 20 come
Pei them = a. their duty. b. snsafaink
the speeflba easnplsiiun q the street
sraHins contracts
TIE pftitiau = siEIseH ~ Hsariy every
husiusas ntan IN FtFst avenue north
~ ilhe street and ifa waiting fas PRIV
zanfstisH e tbs Titf eaunHii iile mo-
insut that che asphalt cumnany shall
asa Tor an SttenHian 81 iiFus. uaf u
10 believed that ths eanpanv wiii nei
at - th= ssfsn=iea Has Feaaess -
~ relieved frum the demuffaEs a -
DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

rotary 10 some miiitnnairpas
one after another they approach
the window aud make known their
wants
Some Of them are disappointed.
some supplied with shat they wish
aud all disposed Of an quickly a.
possible.
All sorts aud conditions OF Jobs
ate requested the man who thinks
he would make good teller IN a
bank ruhs elbows with another who
praeiaima himself 81 firatselnaa 40
uatant aeavnnKer
All ~ them receive the undivided
attention 81 those whose business "
a. a. supply the unemployed wiel
labor and employers with iHbofera.
The office IL public institution
and costs neither the employer nor
empinye cent for It's service,
During the ason hour ana after
the closing hour IA uiEhi the offloe
n kept busy answering letters OF
inquiry coming from all parts Of the
United States and certain parts ~
Europe,
The questions w these eoinnani
cations touch chiefly on the eppgf-
tunlty faf work in the city b. the
sound aud somewhat on the general
prosperity Of the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
UNCLE 4
SAM Is
RICH

WARRINGTON u. G.. sept -
Eills Roberts. treasurer Of chs United
states today Submitted % Secretary
shaw q reisaFt ~ the condition % tbs
treasury a. June - and hr operations
dnfinE tne nsUai YsaY me total net
revenues waFe So f-se an tHeFeese
q - So a. ever tbs year. prnesdlne
fhs total expenditures Wsrr 80 - 1se.
an Increase u - - aoa nhs surplus
ia the treasury T. SASS 81 ~ cous=
paired with 81 ~ SIS ln te4
In receipts the frrort shoas an tn
cfuasa 81 upwards a tt1so,a 80 from
auatatan. and fAiilna an a eFsf tAAs
90 90 from Internal revenue. fha lat.
ter haius the result - irstsietisft with
that ahyrct IN view Al Expenditures
Iuerea ed. except fhnfe for psHAineas
witch - rapiaiY fsiuuE on The r.
eaFt further shows an hErFrsAfe tns
cnsna. tnciualns All Receipts. - III
81 -. Which i an Increase zee rarits
eireulAtlne II THREE and tpn teuths
pnr cent. or - cents fer each peraan
il tbs rnltsd States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

AZ the Afternoon session Of the In.
guest. No. Constantine, the mother
81 the dead baby. VAS placed on the
and Ssept softly a. she testified
through an interpreter. She could
throw bot little light on the case,
she iasistss that she always asked
the failhman Tor the best quality 81
milk Cor her child, and s~are that
: shs had never tempered with the
usiik after a was delivered az her
door
She ssia size knssS asthss sseas
the nature 81 fermAlaehyds. Mrs
corstantiae IL ar inteliiaeat lock
no and eeasly woman.
William q. happe. the driver et
ths puNanlsh dairy, vshe delivered
ths milk at the consssntins home,
then testified. Ne saia that he yet
hls railk every eerrias AZ the Ia
tsrurhan depot. where Il had been
shipped freri the nuSArnisn dairy.
re said a yxoaid be iepgssible %
tanseer with The milk before he oct
ID. unaar thaas conditions. aad sssere
that he neNsr had tamnsred with a
after ne get q iote his wagon Ter
delivery.
Re said he didn't know anything
about torrnaldshYds, and had never
hsard 81 Il before.
Rev S, Stone, an enapleYs % the
Royal dairy, vas then placed on the
stand ard SOME 81 the questions
asked hifn we're very ponted.
ne vas asked 4 i were not =
Fact that shs Royal dslry supplied
al niiikfnsn Of ths city with TORN
Aiaehs De. ss SAID
n dent know"
"isnt Il fact THAT the Royal
dRsry sets fix=-sallen asnssiehn %
forma laehVas fren Chicago every
little waller
= dent know.
s'lsnt a fact that there i big
glass bottle % tire staff kept back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
NO CASE

James MeDonopgh. alias Sampson.
alias Cleveland. was discharges By
Justice Cam this morning from a
charge Of robbery. II was alleged
that a. fhs point ef 4 revolver ne
compelled r. q Evans and hla wife
20 give him a worthless bank nate
which he had passed off on them as
genuine.
II could not be established I'm
court that the man stole anything
81 value. a. the note was worthless.
The prisoner was discharged on mo-
ton ~ the prosecuting attorney. lie
had been In jail since September I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
COMPLETED

Tho business men holieve that no ae-
ton elil he taken any way, but that
tho city vii pay the Barber Asphalt
company the flll contract price nats
withdrawing the fact that the work
will bee several months tate in ita com
pletian. and that the contract specific
ally provides that g drinusfaEe sf 81
per daf shalt be deducted from the
contract price Tor every dAs after the
sspifatiop II the. iifns limit
II 4 whispered about that the nars
Dor Asphalt company stands ready 70
80 Into court with aataaHe suit
against the city. ia case the council
should order the aggregate dsmurfase
deducted from the Oanfract price.
giaimiaE that the city ltseif T. rrapan=
aihle for tbs DELAY
u ls also rum0red that the city ON.
eialr are well aware thsf the city en-
gineufa offiee n iarHeiy rcHnanHihls
fnf the d0taF. haNinH Ordered the cons
tractors to suspend operations pend
inE the laying ~ q water main. which
VAS uaVsf laid
Tho following IL the text o. the hual.
moss mems petition
This undersigned. who have their
respective places - business on the
seat side - FIRST avrnus. from zine
street n Cedar. represent A. follows
Under the provisions u Ordinance
No. va the contract fnr the nufhinE
and pafina - FisaI aVruHs. from Pike
60 uafsissn streets wan let with time
limit 70 October / During all this
time - have been Hfstatif inruH-
venlahead ard our hnsiness has sui
Tered g. q Efsat eHtent - the follow
Ia acts 10 uitf
Sidewalks. Ia fral ~ our htarns have
hron opened cufh stunra haVs hsen
aid ia tts inidain Of the siaaNaiaa.
zoo mnH4hs aia lumber torn uH % chs
eaHtrassn0a az by the street car COM
pauyi AS hen piled un Co. front r
auf sdaHFs aad on TIE sidewalks. oit
street ear rails. r4inH - cement bar
naiH snd small mountains ~ Sand aud
sfafei have mads approach 70 our
ssarts uafnfsas tmpdsNfslls in fact We
havf I'D all the fneer esnisHee and
tass II TRADE ihaf should b. sHpsries
uAafe ! street IL Co. he Improved
S8W the contract time has expired
I'D The Improvement work ~ frunt -
aaF respective places las nat oven
commenced
beds 30, - extend ths tfsun Ger this
contract. beesusr y The contractors
ssr ape the reaaitT. the street ali not
- finished this winter snd Ne viii
hnue u demand ana entnfrr relate
- OR rents frnm SO property eva
sFs kHa iat them fat hack On the
city faF aamHkrA @hieh any hunwst
tary uaaia certainly allies them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
BRIBERY

Or. Tanner this afternoon s~ors
ti,at a. W. Pratt. manager Of tine
Rsysi Dairy, came 60 HE isbrasery
while he vas analysing milk taken
frosn the Fashien Grill, and offered
man narned Matsans = mar EN-.
pioysa in the lsbrstory, an offered
him . susn Of saeneY q he would see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
SHORT I'M
ACCOUNTS

Joseph krail. formefiy the stars
agent al Franklin, Wa charged with
larceny BY cnhezEieWent "a "a com
plant made by g. ~ urern, this
morning. The boy charged &ith
The crime ie alleged 20 have miHAp-
pfuurihtud G3gi6. which he hh Z e0l-
tected lot the paper. The wsstHuf
was ISSUED from the justice court
az Franklin. aud "a deputy sheriff
vii mHke the arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
UP TO DATE

SAN uEHNARDINo. cal. sept
1.-Two hiz gasoline automobiles
have arrived % take The place ~ shr
Old desert stage coach between
scar hight and Marvel Zach an-
toraahiis has a rtasier Tor freight.
and carries rs passengers The IN
iiiai trip viii take place on SatBr-
day. q Is an innovation IN desert
travel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

At $40 o'clock thz afternoon the
vSronef's Jury brought ia a vrrdioi
thht the Constantine child died from
fhs effects % fortualdrhydn con
taisied la milk sold by the naWamiah
dRiry and delivered 10 Driver
HoI'ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
WANT MRE
MNF

SACRAMENTO. Cal. sept s. The
German government has notified SEC
Fstarf Hay. akq. IN turn. notified Cove
sruaf fardes. That ~ tbs ease ~ Dee
fa1iter p &asfaf41n. e wiif feauira
s;renssg grusf before his extratliian
can - secured Maatefs9u sas aWaF
with about sia0oel from Los Angeles
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
ENJOIXED
AUBURN

An injunction suit was filed
against the town ~ Auburn this ar
tarnoon BY =. l. Tanner 60 prevent
the council Of that town from letting
street lighting contract 10 tho
Puget sound Electric Company.
Tanner sues on behalf ~ himself
and other citizens 81 Auburn. and
alleges that the contract was award
"a tu fiiT rfHUtTiu rufUVanV secretly
and without competitive bidding at
an eNarbitaut rate.
Judge Talinan granted n tefpo-
fHry injunction. rsturnable Octo-
Der 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
fL0ATER FOUND

SANTA cRtfX Cal. Sept ~ The
boif ~ Bertha Page. sha disappeared
from Saa Jose fnrea seeka $50. was
washed ashore hsrn to-day u Nas
iientihea ~ the clothes and tswsify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
MEN LOST

PORTLAND. ore. sept so.--The
piuWb4rs' strike. which has been on
for slx weeks past, vas settled to-
day, the men losing. They demand
I'd s. per day Instead OF Hsp. Gem
erai sentiment was strongly against
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
STILL ALIVE

SAN FHANcfsCO. Sept s0.-The
condition o. Edmund DLabrouffs.
who Killed Marie Jordan yesterday.
remains unchanged He H. still con-
scious. though the bullet IN his head
fs INDICATED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
pREsIpeNI.s MEssAaE

WASHINGTON ~ -. sept - =
President Rooaivsft seut message
Of condoianee "a Lady Herbert The
state department was officially IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
ELECT COMMA HDER

NEW HAVEN. Corn. sept % The
Spanish waf veterans this morning
elected Harold Asegrew u Indlaaap-
oils. commander IN chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
DYING

BALTIMORE. sept so-Arch-
bishop Kain f. steadily sinking and
there T. little hope that he viii sur
vige the niahf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

that the fact that there WAS form
aldehyds in tho milk, did no, be.
come public.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
POSITIONS FILLE0.

Last week the following employed students OF
southwestern Business COLLEGE. sio Olive ST.. as
Ry.. freight department.; Garnet Paper Co. PIG
Washinston ave; Campbell Pub: Co, Chemical
building: VIM Barr Dry Goods Co.. Sixth and
Olive. This school prepares persons for the hest
office employment and makes speciality Of plac-
throughout year. Night school begins septem-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
LARGEST
SHORTHAND COLLEGE
Jones & Henderson,
DAY AND NIGHT.

Stenosaphy. bookkseping, touch typewfitipg.
Renmanshfp and All English branches. SUMNER
~ S,:h, Dsyaroar months. SD: ONE month.
fourth door q the Oilyi. building. Our looms
purposes In st. Louis. students are quaiined in
the most thorough manner and IN the shortest
possible time for positions that pay. Individual
instruction, in all branches. A handsome diploma
= given 70 ali graduates. Positions procured
for all Who NIL our requirements Our graduates
obtain and hold GOOD .positions because they have
bee:,. properly trained. We have more calls for
we are abls % supgY. jones' Z AEEDERsON
ave and Windsor piAce iOppcssie Hiei 6fhn~iS
Telephone htnloch . 17G Cali for niusSTatSd
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
DRlueH0N'S sI1AiXpss COLL EGE.

Incofpofated, 000.0oo.Vo Capital
TENTH AND OLIVE. W. e. HARTSOcK, Hsr.
.Hartsock CoIiege merged Into DnuShon'S NOW
the LARGEST In 81. Louis. CHAIN Of eight coi.
!esee owned BY business men. FOURTEEN
6ankers on Bard oS Director. Its diploma
means 1onething. POSITIONS secured superior
instruct!on. no vacation. enter any time. Eieht
echool all year: per month: ELECTRIC FAME
GU M send for catalogue. Both phones
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-30
VENEZUELAN
MATTER CRITICAL
Only Salvation Is Through
Reluctance as to The
Hague Tribunal.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 29.-The
Venezuelan situation tonight is still
very uncertain and officials are await
ments Of the next forty-eight hours
No final answer has come to Minister
Bowen's proposition offering a guar
anty as demanded by the allies as
preliminary to the raising of the block
ade.
The contention Of the three allies
that they shall be given preferential
treatment in settlement and payment
of their claims as against all the other
seven creditor nations is the point on
Which the negotiations now hang fire.
Minister Bowen is insistent that the
allies shall not have preferential
treatment He has declined to modify
his demands in this respect. Pressure
along certain influential lines has been
brought to bear on the allies to show
the justice of Mr.. Bowers contention.
The rejection of his proposition for
the treatment of all the creditors alike,
1t is believed here, would result in
throwing the case to The Hague tri-
bunal, before which body all the ma
lions having claims against Venezuela
would be placed on an equal footing.
1t is known that the allies would pre-
Lei ILdI ILLS SIIOulU uOC De QOn6, as
consideration of the claims by that
body would entail much delay, and
there are other features which make
it desirable to the allies that the
claims be settled outside that body
One of them is that if they came be-
fore The Hague, Venezuela would have
the right to set up counter claims as
an offset to those presented by the al
lies. These, it is said might reduce
considerably the amount of money to
be paid by Venezuela.
For these and other reasons it is not
surprising to we'll informed persons
here that the European governments
are taking time to consider fully their
reply to Mr.. Bowen's proposition be-
fore making their final answer. At the
same time the fact that they have not
agreed upon their answer caused an
uneasy feeling in Washington. Minis
ter Bowen continues hopeful of a IA
vorable answer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-30
NEWS ROUNDUP OF A
DAY IN SALTWATER
White Bear Man Prosecuted on Charge
of Malicious Destruction Of Property.

Dennis Collett, of White Bear, Is to
have a hearing in the municipal court in
this city Tuesday on charge of malicious
destruction of property, complaint having
been made against him by Pierre Black
bird, who conducts a saloon at Hugo. Col
lett came here to answer to the charge,
but the hearing was continued until Tues
day and he was released on his own
recogniZance.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Burke entertained
party of gentlemen friends Wednesday
night for John O. Brien, of Kalispell, Mont.
formerly well known Saltwater lumber
man.
Miss Grace Short, daughter of Capt.
A. M. Short, of this city, has accepted
position as organist in the cathedral
at Fargo, N. d.
Senator E. w. Durant has recently Sc
cured patent on window cleaning de-
vice, 1t is an ingenious affair, the wa
ter running through the brush while it is
in use. 1t is adapted to water works or
pals, the holder beink equipped with !;
small pump
The EIks of saltwater gave a social
hop for members of the order and their
friends in their hall.
Wis, who operates several tow boats be-
tween saltwater and down river points
was in the city today. He anticipates
a busy season on the river.
The AtwoodS took postponed series
or games from the Nemos at the Kenyon
alleys. The Atwoods were in splendid
form, Al. Carlgren making a total of 615
in three games. The AtWoods are now
in the lead for the trophy.