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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

old men. middle aged msn aud
youngsters Of al sizes lusued IN tbs
enthusiastic Labor day parade
Monday morniuE. which started a
III o'clock fFofp the neN tEuspsa. "a
sixth and University aud fatlowea
the usual llne 81 march dewu see
ond 70 Jackson and back ur Firsl
10 pike aud then e. The tewpie.
where addresses wcrc made ~ SEC
Rotary +. A. Rust. e the lesai
trades unions Louis kempeF. SEQ
rotary IL the National brewery.
mems association. and pr II. A.
Matfhewa. 81 the Presbyterian
church. Who dedicated the teusple.
A great deal u disaprzlintment
was expressed - the men IN charge
that the parable was 80 shpFt.
Following a CORPS Of 80 Ballee-
men rode presldens 81. J. Akers
Secretary Frank A. Rust and pg.
NJ. A Matthews Ia an automobile
and the different unions in the fol.
lowing order:
Brewery Trades.
Printing Tradcs-raais<. Auxii-
iayv az Typographical union Ne 2ez.
TypographIsal union No. 9e1. Ster-
eotypers. pressmen and Assistants
Newsboys. B0okbiudeFs. pneto-E En-
ErayerH.
Provision Trades-coesa and
Walters. bakers Butchers Bar
tenders. Waitresses.
Miscellaneous TFades- Messenger
4 .ssts
Laundry Workers. WoodwoFscTa.
Tailors. Clerks. Mllkwaguu Drivers,
TeamsteFa. Mllkmsa. Stage En-.
ployes. Federal Labor union. Cigar
makers. Exprasamen. BARRIERS. Gar
meuf Workers. Actors. Musiciaoa
Electrical Workers No. II. Single
weaTefs. Ballard
Water Front Trades-ahip Car
penfers. Seattle. i40ugshuremeu, NO.
$50; PukS* Sound Steamahiumsn.
Marine Flgemen: Louaehoremen,
No. is8. Marine Cooks and Stew
ards, Ballard Ship Carpenters. Sail
ors.
BuiIdiug Trades--Sheet Metal
Workers. Painters. Georgetown Cur
psnfera. Hosting EnEiueers. Steanr
filters and Etcamfitterg HetBefs,
Tlle settlers. Elxfrical Workers No.
az. Structural Iron Worlsera Build
ing I.ahorers. Plumbers. 8toueeut-
ters. carveafera. CemeHt WoFksra.
plasteFeFa. Carpet Workers.. Pipe or
Boiler coxarers. ETiekiaysra. Gran
lie Cuttara. Lafbera, shlngiers. siga
Painters.
iron Trades-Patfern Makers.
Boiler Makers. Iron AielaaFH, Horse
shoerH. Machinists.
Some 81 the special features Of the
parade we're.
IN eraWd Of fs paraasns caar-
makers. AZ had cigars In their
MOUTH
Tho maturity ~ tins stfiiing brew
erymen we're aileut In when the
temple uan again Feaehed. nat has'-
ing wnrksa Tor the last fnfr manfiis
and being unable 90 gel any tonfe
While on parable A. sana az tfsS
: dlsbautisf the raosn a. ne feel 81
the stairs in Sire haz.uient wes us
center oE Httsafrtiun
. The oeR@nszaflon flzvinp, stFys f,rg-
go defeaaslsn Ga sssie uts ute cae-
narterE n-rfon. gbeD las1as urs'aasm.
w. d kbspaf:la. ~. for 80 yearn =
uwon Stone eta Der. parasss VIM sis
brosisy Mo1.rnm. ~ workes I'm
era snsa stasc dsrs., In Cs,ci1<s ssd
flad thew when tsere VEN Jsb
th~e btsssdspA b. nle city.
A large erwe went ost 70 ~
pesssse Athletic coursiIss. 1t M,di-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
VETERANS GATHER

DENVER. Colo. ss.si. The O
A. X. sneAmpnent work opened gbts
morning with go .0-a veterans 10 fb~
city. Isocss milroea nNfciAR 40
ileipate fully double that oum ovv
before Wednesday. Alta tss wara
weather Of the past two usskm. iixs-
yer to-day "a blessed Nlto coo8
spell An immesss Labor &.sy ceia-
brattan Is Mondays esafaNs 10 fha
morning parade 80 $50 BeB Vsvs 10
line. and all points % Yaofass were
occupied BY visltira Veterans The
local committees an. aaadilna tbs
vast crowds admirably. ard unuy
veterans are eass.s o paddle aiuuoi
buildings.
Already tie istaesa II tbs ~
erans eentefs ls fs-a flabt ~ ooua-
mandsr=ln-ehicf Csrpufal FannsT
% Nashisetoo tnsssg ssasra q the
lead. other prom ssant canaiAatea
are General George fiome. ~ Cnii-
foFula. Robert v rrswn. n Onto
and General Charsss fisrenwH. ~
New Jersey Tao controversy be-
t-een the ie,.l g A r roussitte-
and BULKY Wells aaiutHut rca-
efai Of the CnlorSlo Sail.aai guard
Las lgoszst forth a sharp reprt-
ma.d fruH Governor MeTrsaaid 70
the latter WNis rasfmead 70 permit
the local militia 20 participate Ia
the big parade % next Wednesday
usleaa the cosrotsfee paid pro-
portion 81 the expenses of some -
the companies OUTSIDE II the eisr
TIE governor has ordered the mil
lila to take part in tn. parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
G. A. R. TRAIN
Is WRECKED

PUEBLO, Col. Sept. 4.-The first
section OF sann Fe passfmseg tnosu
No. 3. carrying hundreds eff c. A. X.
excursionlsts. was atched one Ddle
east OF Boone yesterday arerroofs
Eight passengers were injured. Tb"n
two most seriously ho~t were
brought 90 Pueblo and ussen b 81.
Mary's hospital. They are:
Mrs. Mary II, Barley, LaWrenses
KAN. head and spine hurt; serious.
Mrs. Martha Z. Woodward. Law
renee. Kan, head badly eM.
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BLETKEk'S TRIBUTE
TO UNION LABOR

your Saturday Kernel" HlethA
organized labor IN general ypeatapa-
teal union IA particular.
very pertinent sur
essnn thBs asaiday-ana
vhen ssottss saaf
fusass tsdiesio no iocW bu1Os
Of Ete bind In aorto
Gefhan. Ypo-
vi s0urd FoJh HOUR
thaon.-Uiotfr aouaB PoR aIEEp FOun HOURS
Mghhs AND PLgAsu Rn, btctsT Houab IN WHICH TO
RAiaG HELLt
thaio
nd af heng published
napsri The Sweating sght hours eg IN nrintaop
should be prosd be snapioY . Fwve
Gal tribute nom the hish uoaai shose tasn
ne aborna apupeiate yeur compliment
dsponod youraelf
positive fffauaeh1N ahey
wiga them uae
SIN putting fftvoaty hard
sverythtae
~ a
whsn unfortunate steps on Sutr toea rns
hind howl iihs asaleai
the pubie's hpetnt q woEa 10
The other fsuew dumped asFf
dag Devoted column - hEans apof4aas
we're to ave tyusHrsttuai union an eight
hour day Ana pa have yepaa hse q sfnner since
spend In
poniae hioed 10 pot
IN sas Hssreesypins ahais
Esnthaier-ah. then t. waaia be aifteusatt
Tsn instead II arapraus The hsA % sealss
uoFkunsn vilfftuE
"a tine bowling sssfnas aoFu
all dSpsnda whoe t"st The ~s ~ rinchna. Kernel"
% this eoansfy ianS enough ~
pa,aas feather MADE s.orser sres
&c ysaEa eesan 70 feel little uaati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
LUNCH BURNED -
KILLED
CHihKS PiNcHED

Lu Qoung and Lee Bing. China-
men. were picked up on the water
front at , a. m. Monday by Patrol
men Milly. Carr and Mason, and
charged with being unlawfully in
this country. A number Of letters
were found In their possession
which will be used as evidence.
They have been turned over tn
the charge OF the immigration Of
flee and an effort will be made to
have them deported oR the next
steamer leaving for the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

good wife TO dfeah up In her bril-
hantine aoo m up the aids. and
CELEBHaTEt
That dnY 10 Labor day.
tie the work lnaman' thnnkHglv
ing
ice regular Christ mas. New
Years. Fourth 81 July and waeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
Nothing Doing or Labor Day

Fhe pDlice reporter has not had
eootss 10 a. Monday to keep him
busy. - Mt noon he leaned up
aiosnG staunch lampIsst and
.unosd hlsaolf into a goze.
Tse court house reporter, who
bad nothing at all to do. sat down
at the telephone desk by languid
order of the Idle city editor and
called up "i6s." police headquar-
ters. gathering in what news there
was. Here IL Is.
Nine arrests since midnight. three
common DRINKS. one assault A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

WOOSTER. ohio. Sept. 4.-That
o9 Opponents IN the TagRnrt di-
WDfs9 esoe will be reached by to-
morrow noon seems certain. n IN
safe that TaFEart IL 80 confident 81
seiaR awarded the custody OF the
BOY thft he has partly arranged for
~ residence at Columbus. Ohio.
whve he is 20 be stationed. Mrs
tn 40 II r. equally sure Of gaining
the esatody - the children and has
reside arrangements for their care IN
q private school in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

isrop's blrthb0 all rolled into
Csns.
What dhek II ms0 20 us fell
boys hero 10 Seattle wsD. D. ID " ssf
toe bell tnsro b. 10 10 kr tse
least Others are willisg 20 nye,
form the fonoos tin, fs sssftle's
mighty oroir'ei1. msots ths keystoan
for her great fgtores
listen
To this great army of ealusssaD
employed Labor dny meanp a sfyssax
lContlnned on pnRs savan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

BERLIN. Sept. 4-sipot Rew
cases and three deaths fross cl.Olesa
in Bromberg. Prussia district. ana
five new cases I'm West Prussia. and
at CuIm four deaths have oc-urrad
II is officially stated tsat O. cassss
and % deaths are reported 10 PrDs
Bla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

4 The last holiday In Seattle I
a was the Fourth Of July. This I
o Ysnr Labor day alBo falls on Z
. the ith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

AZ MAN hit.

= DEAF MAN uIr. 4
NOW liz HEARS I
VII KEsBARHEz Pa. SEPT. ,
Benjamin ZeIsuer. of AHo-
= land. Pa. who had se.u tsSf 4
= since an attack % tYpboi- fever
> some years ago. vas airucs BY
= an engine and thrown 80 fee4. 4
= Whenahe picked himself up n
= WAS able 10 hear. aud the SOC 1,
= tors say he probably WI sny. I
= no further trouble.
~ ssssa 4.sE% !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

ssssssSSsssssss 1890 ssAsss =
areep, the Keys nat It snail
taught fFono0sea and
understood
Organised labor is inevitable
honestly for els ia vNss
health and happiness Of your tsob az
mand aud have the sabbath TO yo1rSelxea
have the force OF ehass~f<p ."
skunk off ticket
Why have control Of s"sls
affairs fellows the taxea
situenshp Of cs"d he's
eitizens
said TO me this mor""s 10 o~d
drink unfair beeF.~
I iahens -Pessa
! 10 he ehureh This temple wHih - a
krohsrh0od win Be a~troy rassi by
footsteps Jesus Christ
the
m refreshing animal 10 meet
ct eoa Cor d"ent upright
Frum NJ A. mathsws n~a'csiss Speech
sssssss ssttssssssststs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

CHICAGO. m. SER. THE nu-
merieal strength ~ orHsalsss labor
in tbs western n,struaaslz Wass pcYsg
better illasf Futea than tolay when
Tens Of ttoannda - Industrial
9nrkera reprgarntiss all trades and
crate TOOK part IN the annsal Labor
Day parade The ps@eeisss~ was
Bsany miles In lsngto n.d occupied
five houfs In passing the stnsd from
Wkieh e szaa ~ 81 ed - the To- az
leaders. municipal officials and in
vitad azaata After the parade OF
the fonsnoua tho arssus unions dis
banded and e~otssed To tho parks
and other oasdonT pleasure resorts.
hre there vas speech making aud
various forms OF entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

SAN FRANCISCO. sssst. ~
Twenty thousand marched 10 the
labor council parade. and 50. 900 70
the parade OF the building trashs
council. Both were reyiesrea %
Mayor sehmitz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

GUTHRIE. O. r. sept Sam
Johnson and Jim jackson. two Of n
hand Of outlaws. were killed by Of
oeers IN n battle between the Of
fleera and outlaws Saturday night
at Davis, l. y. .
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Harry otle. "a. was arrested by
Officers King and Corning Sunday
morning aud charged with assault
and battery. The circumstances
surrounding the fight are unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
AIRsHIP LOST AGAIN.

y PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. -
4 The airshin Galatin made
Il trial trip this noon from the ,
4 exposition grounds. When we'll 1
4 up in the air. the steering gear /,
h became Interchangeable and tho !
4 balloon drifted ent of sight +,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

OMAHA. Neb.. Sept l.-There Is
a light frost In Nebraska.
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STEAL. rAIsE TEETH.

STEAL. FALSE TEETH. 4
q Somebody wanted a set q 4
. false tseth badly Sunday night 4
q Whoever il was must have /,
q wanted them BADLY, for he 4
. broke into the show case In 4
. front of the Olympic hotel. 4
= First ard Yesier. and took a 4
a set that a local deRtid had on 4
q display. :
The b0rglar took nothing 4
4 else. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

SALIVA. Kan. Sept ~. r..
Caldwell. a wealthy stockman, was
murdered at HIS home. near Mentor
last night. There Is no clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

LONDON. Sept. Five hundred
deiestxi ri. representing one million
and a quaFtSr organized workmen.
were presaSat at Hanley today al the
opening III tAe annual session OF
the Brisnh Trades Union congress
Tho frntarnal delegates from the
AnaeHEean Federation of Labor we're
cordially received. After the ex-
change Of greetings the parliament
ars secretary reaa the program pre-
pared be tis executive committee
fer consideration. The only novelty
affeFssa u the proposal to insure all
children ID trade unioniata under
fournaH oy ~ annual payment of
orr stiliDg froa every enrolled
mefabes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
THE MEN BEHIND
SACK.

4 PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 4
> The annual convention Of the
. National Association Of Letter
\ Carriers opened this morning
4 with an unusually large at
. tendance. The convention viii
\ remain In session until Sep
, tsmber 10. Extensive arrange
ments fer the entertainment Of
, delegates have been made.
n n a 4 4 a 4 A a 4 4 4 4
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Brush Care Aside
... On Workman's Fourth!

LABOR VIEWED FROM UNION mAss s,or-ss
PLAIN
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PEACE

PORTSMOUTH. sept t-it ss
heea deusitely Learned tbsu the
peace trsity sill he alkard tonor-
row at 8 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

CHICAGO. seps. Mrs Anna
Hopkins ~as shns asd probably
fatnliy w0undss b. a stray bullet
curing ! nexofvov battle between
WihaHa Ifposa and the police.
which eaused n panic during the
Labor any pEsr1Eao. Fifteen thousand
psopis we're IN line.
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7 oilers I urn Otst to
Dedicate New Temple

sHArrLe's ORGANIZED eELEsaArge FORMAL OPEN.
ING OF HANDSOME epeIce-ela pAaAoe AND SIT ecHEs
FEATURES OF the pAv
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PORTSMOUTH. ~ II sep, a
Assistant Secretary Of state Pierve
early tss ssss os saliea FOR ups-
eisl rcd taps With which 10 tse the
kus.iiaa JaI@pssw treaty
etts teis worn eosmni"i ed. the
way is c cared fw asfuius the
treaty. N MOrasa. Zoe the Japan
eae. ap.o " Roi~st snssy. hg the
8u..aapa. wba hal the sasrus0hns
ia Charge. saoof~d mnaf ~ the
sight IN e~gu the daamspt In
skaps for final action.
sY. PETERSBURG. Sept a
flpe NaYos Vremya deeinrSs the
Agslo= Anseriean Ispas~as alltnnrs
s~ bees established 10 ORDER 20
Earaiyk. Bussoa 10 ANA
ST. PETERSBURG. sept a.
General Lineyitco REPORTS further
conflicts with tas Iapzn@as In
Korea September 1. f.paisa as The
japanese attacks D. ax os,taliu@a
and Y guns.
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battery case. one concealed weapon
case. two Chinese suspected Of be-
Ing IN the United States without a
certificate. Labor celebration In
good shape. but showing indications
of n liberal harvest OF DRINKS to-
wards shutdown.
As The Star goes to press the
police reporter Is still asleep at the
post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
STORM THE JAIL

BUTTE. Mont Sept. 4.-patrick
Hauiey. miner. was shot and killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

NEW YORK. Sect. f.--Searly So
600 uaazbers - labor unions march
wd In tbs ssrssau Labor Day parade
watch fofuhad the principal feature
% FaslHys hsbUr day celebration.
Amsaa tbs arenaorat Unions were
thoae . the TcHgxtera. Nifh about
~ .eaa saess. fne United H1usesmiths
vita ahust 900. ead the Carpenters
vita nenFtf SEQ The parade
maFshaa ap atd dsws Fifth avenue
and dlahAnd@d AZ unios square
AmothaF tmtsreoisg teasure % the
celebration wus the laying OF the
eefnaFsfaas q a u@W Isast Side la
Dor tempis. which = To be erected
on EiRhtg fourth ureaf. .ear Second
svenua Il Wffi occupy a lot G0Ni02
feet. wEll BE- five pesSiss 10 height.
and wtEi cost siaS zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04

son pafk. 60 witness the athletic
eveuta
AZ I a'ezecb vloss-e.as night the
tentpie eta be thrown opeu for the
snapsessaa ~ the public. an entrance
Zee 81 - eanas Wi admit the public
60 tsie vsudsersiW SHOWS speeches.
danea hsiIa. eussbits and banquet
nnn witasuf eStra charge.
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The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest
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toontinasd on Page Seven /,
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Bargains for everybody at the
Big Store. Big sale is now on.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
AN unknown MAN
JUMPS OFF BRIDGE
Seeks Death in Icy Waters
of Mississippi.
Leaps From the River Bridge
Into the Raging Torrents
and is Lost to Sight in
the Floating Ice.

st. Paul, Dec. This morning
an unknown man jumped from the
Rapid street bridge into the Miss
issippi river, in the plain view of
hundreds of people. landing upon
a piece of floating ice on which he
was carried for four or FIVE blocks
when he sank and was lost to view.
The crowd was unable to give
him assistance, and even II they
had been it is not likely that he
could have helped himself, a. the
fall upon the ice probably left him
unconscious. People who witness
ed the suicide shuddered az they
told the story.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

NO SMOKING BOYS-The
little boy who smokes in Glen
wood Springs hereafter will have
to find a cyclone cellar. Should
any man or woman see any OF the
boys smoking it is their duty to
report the same to the policeman
who will arrest the boy at once
and in Jail he goes until his par
ents pay $25 to have him released.
The boys under l6 years Of age
are not going to be allowed to
smoke or chew in Glenwood
Springs without being arrested.
The city council passed a law to
that effect Monday night and
Marshal Malaby said II there are
any OF the parents in town who do
not want their boys arrested they
will have to see to It that smoking
and chewing tobacco is stopped
Glenwood Avalanche.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
SIXTEEN KILLED
IN A COLLISION
Head-On Between U. P. Fly
er and Freight.
-
Delayed Passenger Running at
a Seventy Mile Rate Col
lides Head-On With
Fast Freight.

Cheyenne. Wyo. Dec. Mum
Der 2, the east bound Uuion Paci-
fic flyer collided with west bound
fast freight head-on at Wilkins
station four miles east of Green
river just after midnight this
morning causing the death of six
teen people outright, and serious
injury to score of others.
The engineer and 6remen of
both trains, mail clerks, of passen-
ger, conductor and head brakeman
of the freight besides several pas
sengers are among the dead.
The track was torn up for some
distance and many of the cars were
totally demolished. The flyer was
late and running at a rate Of 10
miles an hour when the collision
occurred. The freight was running
40 miles an hour trying to max 9
the next siding for the flyer.
The cause of the accident is not
known, but it is supposed to be
the fault of the train crew which
is supposed to have been stealing
a siding"
To add to the horrors OF the COL
lision the wreckage caught FIRE.
One man has already gone in
sane over the aocident-thato Of the
operator at Wilkins.
Relief trains were sent to the
scene of the disaster this morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Tickets to points east via the Mis-
souri, Pacific from Canon Oity. and
stations west thereof, will allow pur-
ohasers side trip from Pueblo to Dem
ver and return when desired. Please
bear this In mind. Il
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

N. Strous, T. Nolan, s. D. Will
son, Chicaho; A. P. Moore, w. L.
Reece, A. n. Huff, NJ. H. Gustin,
Denver; F. j. Crane, Kansas City
B. Horton, st. Louis.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
PURCHASE TOLL ROAD.
Raise Price to s., 900
Which was Accepted.

Which was Accepted.
In consequence Of joint con-
ference between the commission
ers of Fremont and Teller counties
at Cripple Creek the board of
county commissioners Wednesday
purchased from the stockholders
of the Canon City and Cripple
Creek Toll Road ompany that
portion of its property between
Eldred and the confluence OF Four
Mile and Wilson creeks for the
sum of $4,000, which will be util-
lied as part of the proposed state
road from Cripple Creek TO the
Arkansas valley, for which the last
Legislature appropriated $4,000.
The stretch Of road acquired by
the commissioners is four miles in
length and is the only accessible
route by which this valley can be
reached from the Cripple Creek
district Now that all obstacles to
the construction of the contem m
plated state road have been re-
moved it is understood that work
will begin at once.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

OTHER OFFICERs-Arie No.

1859, F. o. E elected the following
officers last night: P. w. Farrell,
P. W. Pres; Joseph Lloyd, W.
Pres; Greedy Draper, w. Chap ;
W. H Mitchell, Sec; w. j. Foran,
Treas Ernest Llyod, Cond,; Thos.
Chambers, 1. 8. g.; James Nc
Cullough, O. s. G.; trustees; E. E
Dean, Il. Kaueret and W. d. Da.
Wis; physician, F. &. Moore.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Is 10 8b per cent on on all furs
at Austin's Millinery store. 82.S4
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

All ready made hats at one-hslf
price at Austin's. A bargain for =
Christmas present. 82-H
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Relief Fund Growing.

London, Dec. THE secretary
OF the relief oom mittee for raising
funds for the Russian Jews, stated
today that 32.474,0OO have been
raised.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Cavalrymen Mutiny.

st. Petersburg. Dec. Three
squsdrons Of oavalrymen mutined
here today.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Perkins viii Retire.

New York, Dec. president
John A. Mccall announced today
that George W. Perkins, Morgan's
side partner, would Immediately
retire from the New York Life In
suranoe company. but that he
(McCalD would remain.
Home made lard ten cents a
pound at the Central market.
SO-S2
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Oyama Heartily Received.

Toxic, Dec. Field Marshal
Oyama arrived in this city today
and was given tremendous ovs-
ton. The weather is fine and
great crowds turned out to meet
the Manchurian hero.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Fancy work for sale. Erickson's
bldg, Saturday Dec. .. 60-64
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Tribune want sds. bring results
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

A line Of l2A cent outing fan.
nelettes at the Big Store for 81
cents a yard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-29
GOLDEN WEDDING.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Probst Celebrate
Their Fiftieth Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Propst yester
day celebrated their golden wedding at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley.
The couple was married 80 years ago,
the ceremony being performed by that
great pioneer preacher John Powell,
father of the bride. The couple is
sturdy and happy, and both stated yes
terday that they were as happy today
as the day they we're married, and they
enjoyed life fully as much. They
spent yesterday in the city at the home
Of their daughter, where the wedding
dinner was served. Those present aside
from Mr.. and Mrs. Propst were Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Riley and Mr.. Riley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Riley.-Al.
bany Herald.