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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09
DAKOTA THURSDAY APRIL 1908
RESOLUTIONS:

Be it resolved, That this Chapter here
by desires on behalf OF its members to
express the SORROW and sympathy which
we feel and desire to convey to our es-
cent hereavmcnt and loss sustained by
the death of her mother.
We the members; of this Chapter do
hereby express our kindcSt interest and
warmest sympathy with her. our sister.
in the SORROW which she is called upou
at this time to bear
Committee: TILlIE McGnrER.
BESSIE FlSLAy.
J. ID. MILNE.
RESOLUTION:
Whereas: the Almighty Ruler of the
Universe in his infinite wisdom has seen
tit to send forth his angel of death and
remove from our midst our beloved sister
AGNES CRAWFORD.
Therefore be it resolved. that Lebanon
Chapter No. 81, Order of the Eastern
Staf. DN It's members uO most sincerely
extend to the relatives and friends of
our departed sister our heartfelt sympa-
thy in this hour oi their bereavement.
Be it further resolved, that as the be-
reayed family loses Il faithful daughter.
we lose a true friend and earnest mem
bcr
Therefore be It further resolved, that
as token for our departed sister our
Charter be draped in mourning for Il
period, of thirty days and this tribute to
her memory belplaced on the records of
our Chapter and a copy be transmitted
to the family of our deceased sister.
Committee. TIL1IE McGHUER.
BESSIE FISLAY,
J. ID. MILNE.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

Got your auction sale bills printed at
the COURIER DEMOCRAT Office. Orders
promptly filed and prices reasonable.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09
womANs' CLUB PROGRAM.

Next Tuesday afternoon the Langdon
Womans' Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. E. Moore on Fourth street, when
the program will consist of the follow
ing numbers:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

funRNlTURE FOR sALE-stoves, Household
furniture, Sewing Machine. etc. at private
TSale Can be seen at residence of William
taylor, Lnngdon, N d. -.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

foR ;ssAbE-south x S. f. u and lots and d, 2
" Sec =, Township l64 ". Of Range u w.
ken, nearly all rest brcakablc. Will DC sold
al a bargain. W. j. Storie, Wang. N. OAK. X
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

FOR SALE--The NV u of Section 0, Township
M iM5 Range 90. For particulars write or 81. gee
wendell y. Messner, Mt. Carnel, n. D. 34-3oF
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

LOTS FOR SALE-Five lots in tho Fairview
s.diton. For particulars apply to \: l.
'eS>cy, Langdon, n. d. 81
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09
W ant Column.

CALF FOR SALE-A three week old calf.
Apply at this Office.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

FOR SALE-Ono heavy work team, one farm
wagon and one set of heavy work harness.
Enquire nIGu of John McGauvran, Langdon, North
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

FOR RENT Eighty acres of land. Apply to
Mrs. Sarah Corrigan, Langdon, 3t'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

HOUSE TO RENT-Four room house to rent
furnished or unfurnished. Apply atthis office
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

FARMS FOR RENT Two farms to rent, three
and oncl half miles northwest, of LanRdom:
Apply to Mcnno Lieblcr, Langdon, N. D. s.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

HOUSE FOR sALE--My dwelling house on
Sixth street, Langdon. is for sale at reason
able terms if sold without delay. Also my
household furniture. Parties interested n,; t m
please call. My office and lots on Third
street are also for sale. Is. Erickson, Langdon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
CANNON NAMED
NEW CHA|RMEN
The Heads OfCOngressiOnaICOn
n1iffees Are Designafed----NO
Surprises i'm the List

WASHINGTON. y. g. Dee. e.
Speaker Cannon IN the House to-
day announced the standing COM
mitteeN u the Fifty- eighth Con-
gfenE. with the exception 81 the
ways aud means. and the rules and
mileage committees nhiTh were Hus
nonneed EARLIER 50 expedite the bust
ness 81 the special session. The liHt
contains no surprises. The impor-
tant chalfiuanHhips follow
Election No !. James r. Mann q
Illinois No. e. Marlin r Oifnsted 81
Pennsylvania. so 3. Michael T.
pfiscoll 81 View York
appropriations A. Hem
snwny q Indiana
Judiciary John : Jenkins of Wis
cunAin
Banking and currcncy-Charies
" Fowler ~ New York.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
~ William y Hepburn OF Iowa
Rivers and Hnfburs Theodore =
Burton u Ohio.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
ChaN. b. grusvenor Of ohio.
Agrtculture-JameH ". Wads-
worth Of New York
Foreign Affairs Robt u. Hitt Of
Illinois.
Military AffairH-Johu A. T. Hull
Of Iowa.
Naval Affalrs-Geo. e Foas OF M
uoia.
PoHtoffiees and ruetroads-Jezne
OYerHtreet II Indiana.
Public I.nnda--John F. Lacey. Of
lows
Indian Affairs--Jafnes 3. sher-
man Of New York.
Territories Edward L. Hamilton
nf Michigan
lnsulsr Affairs Henry A. Cooper
of Wisconsin
Railways and Canais-JameN ~.
Davidson ~ Wisconsin.
Manufacturer Joseph g, Sibley
OF Pennsylvania.
MineH-Websier =. Brown Of Wis
counin
Public buildings and Grounds
Charias Gillet OF New York
Pacific Railways william Smith
Of Michigan.
I.abor-John Gardner Of New Jer-
sey.
Aiiiitia-Chafles Dick OF Ohio.
Invalid Pensions Cyrus a Suiio-
way Of New Hampshire.
Pensions Henry g Louden Stag
or Of New Jersey
Claims-Joseph v Graft OF MI
nois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
NET IS CLOSING
IN ON SUSPECTS
y w soYEs AND GEORGE KNAPP SEEN TO BOARD A
CAR FOR VAN ASSET smEr
muRpER-saERiFF EXPECTS CONFESSION

Lund saw Boyer aad he partner com
car a little mere than two hours later
'nk into the city from the south. naYcr
had hat but tho smaller man vas
isarehesaed Two hats believed 10 have
been owned ~ the thuEs were fauna
asaf The SALOON after the murder.
Rogers denial 81 the fact that he
Waa in the Maple Leaf saloon Mrdnea-
ds9 afternoon and the positive state
nenf II Knspn that be was Ia the "a.
loon eath Boyer - considered an i'm.
puttant point for the state
boyer A@.s hen in solitary c0nfIne.
fnent since hia arrest and H. very nor.
ss "a Had excited ever the turn ~ 81.
fairs since D. attempted 10 turn stool
pigeon 10 sheriff sudiher. lie la via.
ibiY affected by his predlcamrut and L.
expected u break down at any time.
Knapp is BEARING his confinement
with mnrr Ease than boyer. but il also
very nervous II is possible thai Il he
IL thr man who Waa with the murderer
% y smit he may tell what be knows
~ the desperate affair To save him.
self
scott Who waH arrested with Knapp
in nuyer's room. ta ~ a talketfre ma.
ulfe but he u one Of those men sho
talk much and say little IL he really
Knows any thing about The murder and
attempted robbery he Is Keeping Quiet
on the subject Tho three men are
separated and Rover does NOT know
yet that the other two are arrested
The names u the witnesses hy whom
the deputy sheriffs have 1850 the
movements OF Boyer and hts partner
are being kept necrei for the most part
by the sheriff. office The case is be.
ina worked zap inch ~ inrh ana no
loop viii be left II possible by which
the men suspected can gain their tlb-
trfY.
~ H. er T. the man who murdered
pesmit ln the Maple Leap saloon 30
u ono 81 the most peculiar characters
Ia the criminal history 81 King county.
For u man 60 walk into the office 81
the county sheriff and voluntarily dis-
cusu n murder be himaelf committed d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

Little By little the inside WORKINGS
Of the city cnntractpta trust are
leaking out. Boilers who haNa b..
come dissatisfied with the trust
either uu auoount uf tts unfaifu.sH
ga becauas they did not receive .
proper share of the pap are Whls4
periuE about ugly stories In connrrs
ton Aith the ring which thsK
epitomias az a weak lmitHtioas al
the notorious ~. Louis contra etofa
combine
According "a the reports that are
being waited about ia certain circlsa
the Zee fuf joiniuK the ''aasogiati
b. SOS Thsfs IL said to be about
- eco nov IN the treasury The
msihod OF holding up the city l. as
follows
on Friday - every week the
members meet la the office Of uue Of
the members and open their bids on
whatever contracts are 20 be- = ard
20 the uext day ny the board IT
public works. The member whu
makes the lowest bid gets the con.
tract Then an average u made be-
tNeru his bld and the hiEhsst bid
This aavurngr bid ne presents 70
the board 81 public works the next
daY or couHH. everything j. gen
orally fixed before this time AMI
the association knows q hethnE fof
not there II 10 be- an outside eaaus
pefituf Their mrnhrf ssuefaiiY
gets th~ contract and dos the uofks
~ ~ made the lowest hid
The money difference between the
htd which be originally made 10 the
association ard the average BID that
"a a. complied il divided between the
other members Or thr aHs0ci atm. IL
il called consolation money u has
generally been sufficient % amply
repay the various members n the
association for not getting thr sob
At times Independent contractors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
cnAs ~ GnosvENoR.

I Private Land clalms-Geo. smith
% Illinois
Civu servtee-Frederic II. Gnlett
81 MaEsas husetta
Election Of President. Vice Presi-
dent and representatives, Egans Of
West Virginia.
Liquor Traffie--N. =. sperry Of
Connecticut.
Irrigation Of Arid Lands Frank
W Mondeii % Wyoming
Immigration and NaturalizatiO
Geo Howell 81 New Jersey
Accounts has Q. HildebranJt Of
ohio.
Edgar u. Crumpacker Of
Indiana
I.brary-James T. McCieary Of
Minnesota.
Prfnilng-Freaerick lands Of In
diana.
Industrial Arts and Expositions-
James A. Tasney OF Minnesota
The COMMITTEES on appropriations.
which - considered the most irnpor-
tAnt 81 those announced. has no
WeHtefnera I'm its membership.
Baker OF New York. anti pass nein-
Der. Is assigned 20 Pacific railways.
W. r. Hearst secured the coveted
place on the labor bureau. but gets
no other committee assignment.
Hunter. the new member from
Kentucky. who felearapbed on the
day 81 his victory. asking Cannon
not to overlook him. goes on the
valid pension committee Prince
cupid OF Hawaii IL assigned 20 post
Offices and postroads Littauer who
gained notoriaty la the glove con-
tract scandal. regains his important
place on the appropriations commit
tee. f.iyernash failed to land on the
labor committee. but gets place ON
the naturalization and immigration
committee. LoFimer. the Chicago
boss. goes on the rivers and haFbors
committee. Richardson. the former
Democratic leader. Is not ye; ON any
important COMMITTEE places, and re-
mains only on the library commit
tee Floor Leader Williams OF Mis-
Sissippi - on the ways and means
and rules committees.
Other MeSteTners to gain places
on important committees are NJ. J.
Daniels of Riverside. Cal. ON bank.
ting and currency J. G. Needham Of
Modesto Colo. on public lands and
insuiar Affairs.
After thirty minutes OF campaign
speeches. the House adjourned with
out ceremony, bringing the called
session to an end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

A chain 81 circumstnntiai syidrncs Il
hcibs furxed about y. " Boyer. alias
RYan. that ID il believed eiii flusiil
lard him aa the wcaffold fur the fsur-
der ~ Emit DE susit. IN the Aapl. izsnf
Astaou at Van ASSET " ednrasiaY
uiztif The showing against Boyer and
t.evfGe Knapp. his suppoa~d accom-
plio~. are - strong that when con
froutrd with II = confession. q %
Thought wfli bs secured. IN fact. a
confession 81 any time from either ef
the men would not come aa q surprise
o. Sheriff eudihss.
Deputy sheriff. Lambert. Cook and
Williams have been hard ~ work ou
the oaue with city Detectives Tsnuant
and uarbre The movements - athr
twu prisoners On TIE night - the rrsuf,
der have befu traced '--tu --= there
il enough evidence R-atnst naFer. "A
least to pFscnt the case g. a Jury
Hia conflicting statements aud those
% his partner are Fef5 much against
him
The deputies have found that n6yef.
with r man Wha answers the dssfri
ton at knapp boarded a South sal.
10 car a. aiu o'elarh on Nsdnraaa 81
night The attempted hold-un ~ fha
saloon and the murder u De dmif uc-
CURED az i0.0 o'clock just one haur
later II Boyer and his partner aid, fhe
work u would have taken them |nsssz b
an hour Co reach the saloon. After
leaving the street car az the SeatLla
Brawink n Mailing Company plant a.
QeargsfuNn they would have had 60
walk a long mil. Ia the saloon The
ride on the car would have taken the
better part ~ - minutes sud the walk
= little more TIM This would have
brought them t. the saloon shortly
before t9.ln o'clock
witnesses have been found who - "
two men near the saloon in conanIta-
tion and acting IN q very suapC ious
manner
Private Patrolmau Luud. who Knew
Rover. alias Ryan. saw tho prisoner
With a man believed 20 be- Knapp
when they boarded the South Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
OF THE
RING" EXPOSED
CONTRACTORS TO PRICES
PART
egssFuL alooER-How OUTSIDERS ARE FROZEN OUT"

are frozen cut 4 member of the
association wili make bid lower
than II could be done ~ profit
iust IN order to beat ihr independent
bidder His ioaH b made good from
the treasury 81 the association
when this method If killing Of
the Independent contractors has
failed tho association tries % make
.it 80 expensive for ths outsider that
he can not keep np bis work They
have made agreements With the
iaeal mills. t IL said "a boost prices
10 Independent contractor The mills
themselves have gotten together
when contracts were 90 b. JET bY the
beard of public works Hnd agreed
not 10 sell lumber except at adj
NHHcnd prices. Other firms which
furnish material have niao agreed %
raise priasa "a Independent rnns
tractors Il IL alleged
A. least two 81 the bonding com
panisa ~ the city are known 90 have
refused bonds To independent con
tractors n n almost openly boosted
~ nssmhsrs % the ring that q Il
costing Contractor y Mcclellan Soc
month - remain oui af the trust
when the snnnuf u tom. was
formed e little more than q year
hNa Mes lsiimn MaA n member. u il
said. e ! Erickson brins The anlY
contractor who absolutely refused %
enter the combination The city was
divided into districts. ere member
60 have AT the work that vas done
ln his district This plan dii not
vafk veil Megls5lhu. eaHue haw
came out on fop with that arrange
fsent and Feeling against him wHs
80 high that hr either haited ffon
the association ur was thrown out.
Gradually the association Feof
wanired Itself adopting the plan novs
in forer Mcclellan has never been
taken back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
MURDERERS
ARRAICNED

CHICAGO. Dec. &-Guatav Marx.
one 81 the car barn WufdsfUtH. y a.
held hY the cufouef'a jury to-day for
the murder % netoctiNe Quinn. lie
was arFalEned IN thr criminal caurt
immediately after whrKe he With
drew his forIn~t plea ofANHiisg. and
pleaded rot guilty - all &c charges.
i despite the fact that hr wsa the one
who was first arrested. and made
confessions which resulted IN the
caprure % the other members - the
gang.
After Marx was arratEusd the
corunsr'a jury in the Sergeant uf.f-
coil case held Neiderneget guilty
with vanalne and Rosski ~ acres
sofipm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
BLIZZARD
DODGERS
MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS or
NOME ARE WHITENING IN
SEATTLE

Seattle Sc fuM u tourists from the
North. In answer 20 the cali Last
chancs for the States about half %
the population Of Alaska boarded
stsamsra and came 70 Seattle SEINE
o. them sisapiy dropped aoun on busi-
mess, or 80 take look az the Old fa-
mlisar sesuss, bot most q them are
aosigis winter iry blasts In ths frua.
en- North
AmonE the prominent AfRskanH now
In Seattle are the following Rich
ard Dawson. president u the Alaska
Soid NugEet Company. y = Sullivan.
= iTaainE attorney Of Nome. George
AcAdams. manager ~ the Hot Air"
mine. Taney f'oiet. Meme merchant
and former Eeaftisite. Jack Jolly. the
sx-ehief - police. Nome A. kshiffn.
isaditF eigsar merchant - Nome J J
Underwood. e1itor CouarH city Miner.
fscnrEe Watson, mining mau u Nome
ioss Mcdonald. =. Il. Watson and }
y. Rudd. All of Notne. Captain l.
.. Enon Thomas = burn from BiE
Hurrah creek J " lfartwick. u -
Dofnisou and wife Ben Mattesan
George y. Tayior + w. Mcdonald. A.
Maftssoa. " 6 King " ~ Mo
clufchsn. J. T.. Gaien. J. kehoe Frank
Driacoll W r. gooae W. " uatcvh
and r. L. chesmlt All u Nome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

aHpfas e,ientHd - nraI HaYrr Naa
saIH n the discussion - the bloody
affttf Huf 1arHmH excited when hta
statements became tsuFied aud be- waa
uawsfelraa ta rstfirsts himself
tie tHlsd % tel The sheriff ihat he
bad seem two men ln fhr nriHhbufhuad
- the HalpoH vH1 had retuIfcrH hnd
v hu. b. believed we're discussing the
manner 80 which theE uarr - hald zap
the place. HsfrrH actions were foot
harry in Huma sHBH. wise n others.
ard Hithai hiH plans Wrra poorly ear
ffsd Huf tu thr meHH Dc haH woven
b. has insf sii hope ~ proving an aiisl
aud hHs proved hiinHeif deliberata
liar If zoe murderer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
TWO STEP AND BALLAD

John purnell. Of Gil Twenty
seventh avenue. we'll known must
rian. has Just composed catchy
two-s step called the Puget Sound
Two step. and n pretty sentiment
M ballad OF the plantation melody
class. They viii be published and
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
UNCLE SANS MULES
MUST EAT STRAW

The United states quarterinaster's
office owing to the shortage Of
timothy hay. VIII consider tenders
un oat and wheat straw as suhati-
tutes. The government Is at present
ia need Of about 5000 tons of hay.
and provided ont and wheat straw
can not be had at reasonable prices
straw Wiil be accepted The bids are
80 b. opened December % az the
local quartermaHter' office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
THREATEN
GENERAL
WALkOUT
COOKS AND WATERS ARE AT
OUTS WITH EMPLOYERS AT
FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. k.-@Ths
failure 81 ths Restaurant keepsfu'
Association 80 meet q cuGumitfre
front she conks aud Walters Union.
this morning. may he the hesinuln <
Of a Nru~rai strike ia the citY The
statement ~ made that the res
tauraut pFaprfetefH vii close their
places tomorrow night unless they
cHH make terms Nith the stftkrra
satisfactory % them.
The restaurant Keepers are fnsfus
bers Of the employers association
aud are seourtnx the state fnr naus
union female help The Tisuii aud
Central restaurants this Afternoon
locked ont their walters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

DENVER, Colo. Dee. President
Mitchell Is in the city today. He is
expected tn have a conference with
Governor Peabody during the day
and viii this afternoon address the
Denver Chamber OF Commerce.
Mitchell left Trinidad yesterday
afternoon and stopped off at WAL
senberg where he addressed 1900
miners and citizens.
The mine operators stlll refuse to
grant any concessions To the unions
aud win not even meet the latter's
officers 60 discuss the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
nRAN Will
&E7 II

WASHINGTON. u. G. Dec. e.
~ il reported this afternoon that the
Republican managers have decided
a. elect Murray Crane Of Massa ebu-
sets chairman Of the national COM
uitt~e In enHe Senator Hanna de-
citusa 20 retain the office
Hanna positively refuses TO dis
cusH the statement that he proposes
a. retire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
MILITARY
SUPREME
SOLDIERS TAKE CHARGE lining CAMPS AND RUN THINGS
TO THEMSELVES /

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Dec. s.
The military authorities are now in
full control at Cripple Creek, but up
to noon no arrests had been made,
although many are threatened.
The Victor Record. which pub
lished the union miners statements
is under the charge OF a censor IL
had all Of the editorial matter
thrown out last night by the mill
tary authorities.
The soldiers are looking for the
secretary of the district trades as
scmbiy, Cioskey. who f. the author
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
SOLVENT

WASHINGTON. u. e. Dec. s.
Comptroller u the Currency RidFely
has authorised the First National
Bank n Allegheny To resume bust
ness Monday u bsing found 10 be
sol eui. despite the terrific run
which recently caused itu doors TO
close Th. institution resumes wtth
uulmpaired capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
FIRE SW EEPING
ALL BEFORE IT
Forests on Mountain Sides AbIaze
and Many Miles of Timber
DeSfrOyed---LiveS Are
in Danger

rss ANGELES. Cal. Dec. A-Ro-
ports feQm san Betnsriino state that
the forrest fire raging tu The mountains
ncar there j. now completely beyond
Centrul foriy miles - timber have
already been swept away By the
flames
THE Guernsey mills viii be wiped
out aud Squirrel Inn l. also n arave
danger TIE fire fighters in that dis
triet have had ~ flee Tor their lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
PRESIDENT
RECEIVES
GEN. REYES

WASHINGTON. p. C.. Dee s--Gen-
crsl Reyes. the special envoy from Coz
iafmtia. accompanied ~ Colombian
M|nleur fterrpu. Was received by
Isr~sldsnt Roosevelt - - o'clock this
fasrnimg. lie was Introduced 10 the
president by Secretary Hay. The meet
iag vas informal and lasted but Is
minutes
10 - generally admitted that 50 far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
HORSE Thief
ESCAPES
Especial 10 The Starr

SPOKANE. Dec. g. with the as
sIstance OF fellow prisoner. Edward
Weston gave Deputy Sheriff Haw-
kins the slip at Pomer0y yesterday
afternoon.
Weston f. an alleged horsethinf.
and n reward Of 500 had been Of
fered b. the Spragus Stock assocta-
ton for his arrest. lie r. Accused
Of stealing horses from Thomas
Amery. a farmer living near spra-
que. and was held on Instructions
from Sheriff fnkster. Of Lincoiu
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

CHICAGO. Dec. b.-@The Chicago.
Great Western has completed ar
rauRcmcnta Tor opening its new
Chicago omaha line for passenger
aud freight service tomorrow. The
Inauguration Of the new service n
made possible hy the completion of
the WaNeriy cutoff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
OUT WITH
BOODLERS

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. s-Rsvolt-
fng a. the apathy shown b. the au-
fhorities IN prosecuting boodiinx al
derwsu. leo u the best business men
IN the city today met aud formally
announced tho organization Of a
permanent voter league with the
aEOwed object % securing honest al
drrfosu at the next election
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and many - them are Hst In danger
The flames have reached the pine
timber ard they are shooting high Tn
90 the air The fire can be ne~n for
many milsa distant.
Two hundred marr men have left
san heruardina "a flEht the fire max
ms mgFw ahan ane la AL in thar district
in a desperate attempt % check the
flames
late repsrts state that the Hrockinrs
lumbrr mills missed heing destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
MZ-MRC
MAM-W
EVERETT DRUGGISTS FUNNEL
EACH OTHER w The POST.
OFFICE

EVERETT. Wazh-. Dec Last
night Druggist DIN and hts brother
in-fAw Jim Haw ktna. attaf ketl
Dfusxtst Hardy tn the postofficc.
where they we're waiting for him.
BE Il hadly used up and II IN bed
Din says Hardy had been talking
about his wife Hardy says Diil got
angry because Hardy would not take
hand IN stra tightening out Lii :
arfaiIs with j0bbsrs. who lately re-
fused 60 sell to hifu because he mad
eut prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
SEVERELY
PUNISHED
A FORMER GOVERNMENT OF
FicER IS SENT TO PRISON

ST Louis. Mo. Dee Former
United States Marshal Barrett Was
this morning sentenced TO five years
Imprisonment end fined iio 900 for
naturalization frauds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
YNCHED
AN ANGRY MOB wREAks ITS
VENGEANCE ON A NEGRO
BRUTE

TAMPA. Flaa Dee a pegre
named Jackson. Who assaulted -
YEA r-nid Kifi vas taken from the
5aif last night and iynched. Her
muiilaied body was discovered this
morning IN a secluded spot.