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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

hspfpsper Bnterprias Association
VIENNA. March 2s.--(speoial Cor
resondsnoe.) -BIs fame has depen'.sd
Of late upon the fact that he shares
With nr. tnezer she -~aatshsp ~
the Austrian anti-semitie party. I'm
like Or. LueGer. whose origin was
plebsian In the extreme. Prince
Llsobtenstsln belongs 70 the very
Oldest family Of continental nobility
which Is equal IN rank to that Of
any relrning house.
He r. a merciless Jew-baiter and
breaches an extreme anti=Jew pro-
gram.
He advocates. nrstiy. that all the
property belonging 20 Jews be con-
hscated and handed over 70 the
state. secondly. that II shall be-
rnade criminal offcnHe for geuil.es
20 marry Jews or 10 have any Kind
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ordered all men cut ca buildings
whNfs non union men are employed
Thin viii tie $40 an building opera
lions and effect more than :. 900 men.
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iAN<7. suitable for
isosk ranches. $50 acres. s2.to per
acre. 80 acres. fszt per acre. 20
acres. fine land. elaee % nANigahie
stream. tass per acre.
ROBERT MAITnY. &c y. v Bin
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aR4rD PAcIYfc HoTSz-, liza Ftr-s ave-
aas keess ns~ig fufatssssas - 'nsasral
prices nid1srats
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leu7 IirHf ave corner kftsrs.
z=fs saaHy soi4ffaest eaflsafl oatsids rooms
d feet sssaafe " 90 ttta 100 ~
wask Nlsftflr l.EHfs. paffsiatn eaisle.
Special rates q families Hna sAnGM sen
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For sale-hsai Estate
ENJOY LtFE

fave REM.
GEr A HOME
o. yaur asn On q LEGALITY shsfe you have
Enad surroundings aua Tia assurance
Of uaztina uiuneF On Nuat Investment
That place 10 Rainier Heafh. on TIE Rem
ton electric hHs thf nrst place ths cars
FfffsH faar y nsffffr tom HNiiiif~sia 81
families are moving IN and hailairf
hufnss large snwniii handy, plenty %
wesk tuf everybody tafFe 20 foot lots
seli fer t5a. 80 and tteo ct g dpsH ard
81 month Homes tuit slsa, 10 alton
i hiah ard healthy. hshinE. hoatns
plenty wood and water. uiee urizhhers.
school churches. stores, teller honess
sidewalks &c. EverYuns who lives al
Rainier Reach is harry Tses carr en-
washinstou street. fsrs 20 rides for one
aaIiar Sc Mr. Weed agent, A. ONCE
At Rainier Beach. Or g X. ntufteNant.
oWnsr. 2io Boston niacR.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE.
acres OF good soil. only Is
minutes walk from the electric
Ger. ~ snad neishharhnod and
handy TO school. Terms.
acres Of hue land. helds.
to electric car and county road,
only 30 minutes ride to che city.
ADAMS a NICHOLS,
hil Washington bldg
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WATER FhoNf. aeres. close 70
tsost landing and email town, spod
asruotn houFe. nearly ncNi ls.Hla
straw berry plants and other small
fruits tieiN
ROBERT MAI.TuY. tta y. Y. Hik.
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SAY THEY ARE HousEMAlps
Mamie Jensen and Mile ~ clalr.
two women who say they are house
malds. WsEe arrested BY fntfolnhn
carr lRnt niEht on "A charge OF lott
efiHR around saloons
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s476 -s-room house. completely fur
nfshed new and close IN, modern.
f8f5-S-room house on Firth avenue
near Pike. n bargain.
$500 is-room house. close In; must
70 al once.
saso-s roosi house on Seventh av-
enue close in.
81 ss0-Two i6-room houses on 9TH
and bth avenues, near Pike.
sss0-7-room house on 9Th avenue.
close IN, and a good view.
We can sci you a furnished house
In any part az the city at almost any
price. Call in and see US.
r. G. BYERs q co.
R25-27-2s Arcade RuildlrS.
- =---------------
HOUSE. 6 rooms. lot aesie0. on sSri
ave. south. for 81 COO.
House. rooms, lot foxi00. on gath
ave near Madison. 81 900.
~ acres waterfront, all In fruit. at
bargain
TAYLop-cooK co. 47s-so Arcade.
e.teon house on Twenty third avenue. Tor
only s2aa0 new near Madison.
House and lot Twenty third avenue south
near car, Tor tioun. worth $500
Lots on Queen Anne hill level and slightly
for 800 SPAS s2la O. sana. these are raoA
buys. reylor-Cock Co. aTs.s0 Arcade.
MODERN, Groom house and lot for
safe, cheap, on corner Harrison and
DEXTER
WHY nay $500 Tor $40. foot iats when ".
can sell you one acre fnr $3.50 to $500
nssr the rchooihouss and ear line at
oAelnmhiai easy terms cali and see Stet.
tsnEren Arneli. Is Ruxweu block. cor.
nsr First and Columbia
CHEAP lots 81 sM un a. ,tus,o.. 90.
onlN ~ minutes ride on cid ugnton csf
line on Washington street. terms 81
down, ~ monthly Come today Iarra
warm vince ON grounda
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rivE ACRES. good level land.
mites BY good WaEos road from Sc
attle fsosiofice. feW minutes walk
from street car line. surrounded BY
nice. improved places. owner
needs money. II sou want u.
come quick
ROBERT MALTBY. tie N. Y. Blk.
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Ys1RTY ACRES. neag Renton, good
land running water. 800.
ROBERT MALTHY. tt0 ". Y. Xix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

s EW houses on italuisf agsnss ~
70 so per month hdeaaIka. ws,..
niahH ~ store. school aud eharcbes
high. dry ana healthy. u minute.
on washington street car line.
parties renting ~ w can become
owners ~ property within Z yests
y making small cash Payments
down. Downing 4 Leighton, M
HaiirF building. ~
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lInIn Mant.d-nal.

TIN HfAH Emnigymsni onlas III I'M.
aaa street cen furnish fha hasf hsin \.
ne ~ fgf uulrE esfNiea phss.s ns,.
ss5 lHasp*nasht zisz Mrs. II. A. Wsii.
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rooms fer hEhi
housekeeping taH after or
SUNDAY fot4 Second avenue.
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Classified Ads

JIdSSitseu AUS
Business cusress
TH0fOGHAPH gallery fDf Ti!e.
good paying buHineHH party going
out Of the city. ring up Black
bt2t for particular
fffANE arrived with q Carload ~ h9freH
NsiEhins from H1 g. tefa Naands. HinElf
q 81 pairs. zgoih fifat ssaHus Barn
tu fsaf
Financial
DIV u aof
That Yeuf monthly fsiafF ~ ineaHs cen
be Increased 70 Per cent - pufiinF
paftien 20 ypuf SAVINGS 81 compound in'
security nrst mortgage "a improved city
THisss naortsaEss held ia tract - IN audit-
- 81 the stalls ~ Washington.
eel "a Gee a NHtHs. apfh-e. h,s,yn
haes. % write s9af unms ana address
Iiainif and hiIl send gpu fuil psf-
ncuiafs it Oil coat Yaa hsthlnK ~ fully
uhasfstand THE plah
PHOENIX HAFIkuh.
lief I.ada TinoH Portland. ore. Der
tsf Horton CO. seattle
MONEY ADVANCED HALAnfED Pro
PIE. fstau msfdh auta. 80 masters board
ths house,. slthHat ssfaufr. iafEot
huattsss ln - principal eltisa Iulman.
SIC EAtef hAaNhf HAa AfHaHA AHfHees
a HEfIAHIE piaes % haffau money On
Htsfueudt. FaffNcH tnsatfH LOO interest
d wsst 20 plss street
COLLATERAL bank tbaaa a Rssal.
azansy loaned % any soe4 eollatsfAL
fW fhsffV.
s=---=sssaaa-s
TO inAN-pfiNsts money 81 ias rate 81
. tnfa<>st Hauua nausf. 100 rualp
NaT Iloruis A 4 ahf
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For s-Mtscsitaneoos
GHEAf iAuFDhTf0k EAIE II tbs Res
Efunf Furniture Co So SO Aecuaf ~.
ashns aaath OuiuE g. tie bufEfinG -
sHfsF ssain, whieh dAntasaf our tmmsnae
ffuer considerably. ne az affeftnA y me
rnhIla Bargains ih cur HHH that ~iil Far-
prize an saactlnE public tufuitafs
stofsa. Fauasa hsatefa. efFfAffy ~afe.
glassware sra al haussEeid fuTuishinxs
~ Aheuf sHs-tsnfh u fhsif sftssi fAiss
Enstfsrs IRIS eppaffuH - sad So ne baf
eains Ia our iins az eness
ron EALE-ssssss. ranass. carpets. leather
chairs ta ties. tesk eases. show caers
wafarutFs ard psctarsa AZ haN pfies. COL.
eos Piks street
H1H HAIF-Ons faiara HaHR. zs-ipfh
sHaffaH ! tfsk difehHfEss with Nsht ahd
issaee puiisFs tt .ins hEzsineh faef. pflss
IIn aIrosa a fsaa.
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WORKMEN
STRIKE IN
LOS ANGELES

Los ANgEI.EH. April 10 The
HaiidinE Trades council this morning
H
wanted Union job printers. The
IeF Hfeaa. FIRST and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

BARGAIN 70 acres. aii hne land. 10
AaHea es-arrG. BEARING orchard. all
kinds II small fruits. running VA
ter. close 60 small town half a
mile from high school Small dwell
Ing. barn and several uuthusidinHHs
7 cows ~ chickens. team and out
NJ Of tools. To make quick sale.
prize tigo1
naHERT MALTHY. 80 n. Y. Bik
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LOWzl J2RXR IkzZg
De MIL GIRLS LIFE
ANNIE meMutLun. EIGHTEEN YEARS A WEAVER AVERAGE
EARNINGS 500 Wick

witsae the paw iH smaller ] have
been ln the min ig years"
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ron SALE Several stock and dairy
farms la the white and Cedar
River valleys. TO acre. highly i'm
proved. nne buildings. tia.b9q 200
screa. Eood buildings. s. 90 iea
acres. with stock ard tnn,s, 800
iea aeFeH. parity Improved. ftas
- acres very choice. 1900. e.
acres partially cleared g. 900
Dent buy q farm until you have
seen our list,
g0ftseg-' s;Af.TRY. 40 =. Z. Hik
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SO
%
Acres

OF good alder bottom land on
east side Of Lake Washing
ton, within short distance Of
steamer landing; good eoun-
try road; land has light
growth Of tiwber and can be
easily clearer good market
close at hand; very easy
terms.
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n Q ~ IIis q Co
R25- ~ 30 Arcade nuildira.

MODERN, Groom house and lot for
sale, cheap, on corner Harrison and
DEXTER
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81 if6TREG-l. s shd r'scins. sss5 IA
vsiisy. 'rininE capitoi Hla % east W.
y NcintYfs.
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Grading VIII
C0unnnlncl

Neat week free - east 70 purchasers.
Itso will secure YOU = tot. prrfet ~
level ci~ared % trees. bushes and
ztumps. Ia grass With vtsD - ali
the rastcrn portion II Seattle. Wood 2
aWu Park. STATE University. Madi-
son Park and kirkNoad Al q Lake
Washington. Al the Cascade Range
and within one bioek Of carr 80
feet elevation above the lake Tiers
"a suit the purchasers. Monthly pay
Fusnta lfis rent Our representative
i en- the ground each Gay from J
70 6 p. m Take the MstrnuA Park
car and get off si ttta and Denny
way.
80. -, y. Ew.G.G.es. >. -.
bunresrofH TO
F'oE a nueEEt.
sfE Kew r8sk Bik. Phone Red izss.
Real Estate. t.osna. Insurance..
Rents
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GO
OUT
TODAY

And inos over Asdfona Park. tu-
fsar you 80 soon Yau VIII NOS De
able 20 secure a domestic IN THIS
addition.
THEY ARE REf.Ltk oRAPiDLr.
or course thsre's reason ior u
s.tvr you have booked the property
over y0u viii realize y bat that rea-
aaF L.
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We aroRE AID hnaa u goss.
fbompson Furniture Co. Inc. I.1,-
1879 1Hf ave. t@'-
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CHEAP lots - $50 IN. 81 fllEman CITY
only ~ minutes ride on old RSnton car
Hue On Washington street terms o.
down, 81 monthly Come today Iarss
warm vince grounds.
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NOTICE TO fTuCfsfIuf uFpE
HafiHH II hereby given thaf tHs faetIts. -.
Haai Meeting ~ Ftgfkhaiasfs n a -.
HHlfHHtet MINING fsHtaaf wIH - 49,
Al tHH office ~ tho fHfHHaHH 90. -
l.afsa building. tsst1s #aa1lnru'n y.
HHHHaT. April "a inr - ~ 80,
! - ~. fof ne sisafIan - afiif.s. y.
fHH ensuing year. ana HHHH aIHsf -.
e. Ha4 property come hafHfa IL
LOUIS HENHT IEaa.
faffatafv
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Business cnsress
rH0fOGhAPH gallery fDf SAFE.
good paying business. party going
out Of the city. fuHE up Black
b42t for particulars
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For ssIs-Msestiansous

ron eALE-ssesss. fanass. ssfpsts. ieathsF
chairs. ts hisn be-lk uzaHss show caers
wAf4rqbss snd pictures Al haN prtcs- COL.
aala HlAa afraaI
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Fer saIs-ltouses ard OTIS

5naR- sAlrHr. 80 y. = Hik
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21
GERMAN SYRUP.

We want To impress ON our readers
that Boschee's German Syrup Is posi-.
lively the only preparation on the
market to-day that does relieve aud
cure consumption. 10 contains the
specifies, such as pure tar, extracts of
gums, etc, which have been so highly
endorsed for the cure of coughs, colds
and consumption by the great medical
congresses. The cOnsumptive. wheth-
or his disease Is In the throat or lungs,
must have rest at night, and be free
from the spasm OF dry and racking
cough IN the morning The diseased
parts want rest, healing and soothing
treatment, and the patient needs fresh
air, good food, etc. German Syrup
will give free and easy expectoration
In the morning with speedy and per-
manent relief. Small bottles, 25c; reg
ular size containing nearly four times
as much, 75c. AT Grant Holden's.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

There are bargains ~ shoes Gt Wal.
lace Hailrutuc's.
Matthew ~ Wight have large line
of school books and school stationery.
Boy, ami culdren's line of fall suits
now ready 90 the Yale Clothing House.
The man who sjt- down with folded
arm, and hopes l. the biggest kind OF
fool.
Mary Ware has been engaged 90
teach the Bcryiile school. She will
begin duties NJ teacher August 81.
Yale and Fargo Cornet Bands were
~ lnkcport sunday and discoursed
sweet music To the inhabitants of that
thriving burg.
Mrs Ida Ware wishes TO thank the
ladies Of Peerless Hive, Yale, for the
prompt payment of the policy held by
the late Mrs. Carter.
&. +. Mavis' nay shed on the Pere
Marquette siding, leading To the Can
ming factory, ls up and enclosed. The
building Is 3Ox60 feet and will hold n
large amount OF hay.
The summer meeting Of the -. Clair
County Whist Association IL being held
in the music room Of The Oakland. st.
Clair city. to-day, August 81. Plays
begin AT 2:3O and 1880 p. m.
Our line of school books. tablets,
pens, ink, rulers, pads, lead pencils,
states, sponges and everything else
needed by school children IL complete
and prices low. Grant Holden.
The officers of the Woodmen Circle
request full attendance at the next
regular meeting, Tuesday evening. Aug
-. Business Of importance TO be trans
acted. Mrs. Vi A. Wallace, Clerk.
on Friday evening the cabinet of the
| Epworth League will have social
gathering ut the home OF Edith Hold.
I en-. All young people who are inter.
estci iu league work are cordially In.
vited to be- present.
/ Brown Bros, composed Of l.. q. and
. j. f., have been out for two weeks do.
. ing thre-hiug. They have a iirstclass
up.to date outfit and guarantee salts
I faction IN their work. charge OF &c
per bushel for everything will be made
this season.
The ladies df Sacred Heart Society
Melted a neat sum OF money az then
/ ice cream social held ~ the scott
j NANlNINk lNrN fTAANlhhN uAAtAlNNl hWl
I evening Fr CullinAne and May Fitz
gerald gave few vocal selections. eur,
I nishing entertainment for those pres
ent IN the evening.
/ Mennonites will hold Camp Meeting
I one half mile east of Roseburg IN Mr.
/ Galhriath's woods. commencing on the
evening Of the 10Th Of August and
ending on September End. -Four ser.
vices will be- held daily. Minister.
from the different fields Of the Michi
gan Conference are expected and Ed
or ". GOudie, presiding elder from the
Canada Conference.
Beayis 4 Hutchinson have installed
the Worthwhile system Of gasoline light
ing In their store. Six burners are
used on the first floor making bright
beautiful light. Mr.. Beayis says he
has not gwen the system n thorough
test, yet after using II for nearly q
week he IL we'll satisfied with the re-
suits and believes the cost will not ex.
coed lOc an evening. Other merchants
OF the village haye expressed their In.
] ieniion Of putting In the same system
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21
job lot muslin underwear for Toe az
Wallace EuIlcutiue's.

job lot muslin underwear for Toe at
Wallace Eullcntine's.
Remember our line of school books
and supplies. Grant Holden.
Mrs. Low Zaviiz has been quite sick
the pact week bat j. now CA the INA.
prove.
Born ON "Wednesday, August 18th,
% the wife 81 Herbert Clark OF Yale, a
daughter.
Did yOu see those art tablets at the
Corner Drug Storey something extra
nice for nickel.
Rounds * NanCamp are closing out
their line OF summer goods az reduced
prices To- make room for fall goods.
II. r. Beard is having his residence
on west North street painted. StOtt
Mathews j. The arti-t doing The work.
A wave that has shipwreckcd many
poor man on the matrimonial sea
the wave of lace.edged handker-
chief.
Notice the new time-card for the
Detroit.Port Huron special OF the Rap
id Railway. Cut Il out and paste u IN
your hat for future reference.
IL will cost you only soc TO have n
good time at the band boys social dance
IN Central Hall, on Thursday evening,
August 27th. Everybody INVITED.
Operations AT the oil we'll are shut
down for "A few days while Mr.. Mason
u away at Saginaw securing casing
pipe. The we'll Is down over 100 feet.
Jas. f. Ferguson, whose al appears
in this issue of The Expositor, writes
Us that he will exchange short horns
for family driver or clyde draft mare.
Should you wish to exchange write
him nj Almont.
Keep in mind the Patrons Picnic to
be- held IN Geo. ". Bells grove south
of the village next Thursday, August
18th. 4 good program IL being pre-.
pared aud an interesting time may be
expected. Plenty OF stabling accom-
modatious have been secured. Come
every body.
X. Il. Baird, NJ. D., proprietor Of the
Marine City Mineral Bath House, H.
meeting with success In his undertak-
ing. lie j. conducting "A tirst.cla-s
house which Is enjoying large pat
ronage. Everything necessary for
mineral baths j. provided for and the
mineral water Is unsurpassed. II you
are not feeling we'll try the waters at
this house and there Is NO question but
you will be benefited. Write for rates
and other particulars.
additional local on sth page
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21
TO CURE colo IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
" IL fails 10 cure. +. w. Groves sgna-
ture IL on each box. 25c.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21
Business BreVitieS.


DWELLING FOR SALE desire On sell my
IL house ANA lot ou Mechanic street, Yale,
md will dispose of 10 80 Ia bargain. House has
n rooms cellar, aud b. nicely located. Village
water ON lawn. nur we'll and cstcrn, For fur
rtcr particulars call on or white l.. o. NauCamp.
Sulc III
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

- EWING We do 100 Kinds Of common sew
- iur also crurhrtiuv uf ull kinds Call Ht
The Williams house, Main street north, Vale
LILLE traW ford 1G-2
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

EARN FOR sALE or RENT-A good NJ
4 acre farm, located miles south and u
miles west of Yale. Al cleared except about
10 acres. go acres pinWpd. Good brick house
;xd bank barn. Enquire Of I'D. shCchy. Yale
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

NOTE LOST Notice o. hereby given that /
~ nave lost pTumiss0Ty note lUI $40, dated
between july fth and 9th, given ly Henry Oh.
inrr Boo favor uf ti-n. Eistuu. Finder VIII please
return tu Ur aud receive reward. George ".
Eistpn t5-t
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

EAEM FOR sALE-iCO acres, located mile
A north and 8. miles east of Yale. 30 acres
cleared. Bank barn, slln windmill aud modern
cnuk ruleUHaa. tilHd IrAsnu. tur selling. Call
uu cot address Elijah %. Hrckcr. Vale ia
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

I usT Between McNmty hotrl and O'Don.
l. Uril's corner. 20 ladies Jacket. FINDER will
pleas return 90 ENpusiiur UHcc aud receive re-
ward.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-21

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-A good To-
II room house. good location, good well, cis-
tsTu. barn aud uuthouses. Located un Second
street James sweet. Vale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-31
JUDGE RAsCHs CASE AGAIN
Indianapolis Bar to Consider It-Accused
Man Is in Danger of Inapeach-
ment Now.

indianapolis. Jan. 31.-A call has
been issued for Il meeting of the judi
cial administration of the State Bar
association to consider the case of
Judge Rasch, of Evansville. who So
licited funds from men he intended to
appoint To places in his court and then
refused TO resign. The Bar association
of Nanderburg county and the Minis
ters' association of Evansville have
adopted resolutions urging Rasch TO
resign. but he has ignored them.
Frank b. POsey and eX-Judge Rich
ardSon. of Evansville. have been here
since Tuesday getting ready to bring
impeachment proceedings in the legis-
lature against Rasch. Representative
Schroeder. of Evansville. it is said, will
have charge of resolution asking for
the impeachment of Rasch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-31
START OF A GOOD MOVE
Proposal to Provide Funds 70 Take Half N
Million People to the ST. Louis
Worlds Fair.

Des Moines, Ia. Jan. 31.-Articles
OF incorporation We're filed Thursday
by the Waller Worlds Fair School EX-
cursion club, which proposes to make
arrangements for the transportation
of 100000 or more school children from
Iowa to the st. Louis exposition dur
ing the exposition next year. John r.
Waller, of Rockford, the originator OF
the scheme. is the president of the
company, and he proposes to open Of
fees in DeS Moines in the near future.
1t is believed that a rate of $3.50
can be secured from the railroads. \
grant of twenty-four acres on the ex-
position grounds has been secured,
and several st. Louis men are inter
ested in the project. DormitorieS will
be erected. and it is proposed to have
10000 children on the grounds all the
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-31
STREET CARS PELTED EN- ROUTE
Stones and SnowbaIIs Used to Advance a
Strike-StrIkers Appeal for Law
and Order.

Elkhart, Ind. Jan. 31.-WhiIe cars
are running on the lines of the Indiana
Railway company, the striking conduc-
tors and motormen are still out. and
there is no sign of their reaching an
agreement with the company. An in
terurban car left here at night for
South Bend, and it was stoned and
pelted with snowballS when not far
from the Elllhart station.
There We're six or eight employees in
the car, and they undertook to locate
the men who assailed it, but the crowd
fed The strikers have issued an ap-
peal TO the public asking that their
friends do no harm to the ears. The
cars carry few or no passengers. Busi-
ness men who are not in sympathy
with the strike do not patronize the
cars for fear of Violence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-31
HIRED as A BARKEEPER
Instructor at Wisconsin University Who
Was Forced to Resign Because of
Alleged Improprieties.

Madison. Jan. 31.-ATthur Stanley
Wheeler. formerly assistant instructor
in the English department of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. who was forced
to resigned because of alleged intem-
perance and other improper habits. aft
erward hired out TO julie ROssman. of
the Avenue hotel buffet. as bar
tender. at a SALARY of SO a week.
Acting President Birge has pre-
vailed on the young man to give up
the place and go to ST Paul, where Il
place has been secured for him. Wheel
er said he was without money and
had to take the saloon job. He is %
years old. lie graduated from Yale
last June and his father is a professor
in that institution.