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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The will OF Judge Osborn. filed
Thursday. bequeaths % the widow
ons-third OF the estate. and a fourth
Of the remainder 10 each OF the
four children.
Judge Tailman made a ruling
Thursday In the case Of the United
States Lunch Counter company rs.
the ~ 8. Emerson company. which
will affect many cases Ia tho future.
The ruling was that when a person
calls up the proper telephone mum
Der. 10 told that he Is speaking with
the man he calls for. and makes an
agreement over the wire. that agrea-
ment is valid in Law The court
stated that since the vide use of
telephones has been established such
a ruling has become necessary
Howard Peters. who was brought
IN Wednesday night by Constable
Henry Rogers on a charge OF HATING
burRiarizod tho G. G. Reber store
At Enumclaw. pleaded guilty before
l. NJ putter and was bound over to
the superior court for trial under
$500 bonds
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
filed lnformations Friday as fol-
lows. Arthur A. Undenpah. obtain
ing money under false pretensea; ".
NJ IT. Burkett. assault with deadly
weapons. J " Collins and Thomas
Hallam. robbery.
Little zelma Miller. age months.
was Friday afternoon ordered taken
into custody BY Sheriff smith She
was left when five weeks old with
Mrs Edward Pratt by her parents.
Leenard and Elsie Miller. who have
not inquired about her since.
George Fifet has sued Lillian Flfet
for divorce. alleging bad temper
and failure to attend to household
duties.
Or" r. Dahl age "A years. was
Friday afternoon arrested at hts Of
flee. 1919 First avenue. for practio-
Ing without a license.
Prof W. u. Bowers. head OF the
chemistry and natural philosophy
department of the high school. died
at tlsa residence Of ] r. illinRH-
worth, at sis o'clock Thursday
night Mr. Bowers was 80 years Of
age For the past five years he has
suffered from cerobro spinal men
nights. O
William II. Gardner. general
agent OF the Canadian Pacific at
New Westminster, u. C.. formerly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

general agent Of the freight depart
mont At Seattle. arrived In this city
Thursday Mr. Gardner viii be IN
the city several days. during which
time he will visit all the leading
cannery men In the city.
Joseph Roaelli pleaded guilty 20
the charge Of arson in Judge Crit
fin's court Friday afternoon and
was sentenced to six months I'm the
county Jail and $500 fine
g. o. Guy. a local drug emporium
magnate. will be tried for employ
ing an unlicensed clerk before Po-
lice Judge Gordon Friday afternoon.
The complaint was issued 10 n MEM
Der Of tho state board Of pharmacy.
who obtained the evidence against
The druggist
The bark Guy e. CosE and the ship
81 Paul. owned By the Northwest
ern Steamship company we're towed
from Seattle, Thursday. The vessels
are bound north with supplies for
the different eanneries owned by
fhe company IN Alaska. The vessels
also have large gangs Of Chinese
fishermen and eannery workers
The special agent OF the treasury
for the district of Washington. VIII
liam NJ Rice, arrived in this city
very unexpectedly Thursday and as
cumed the duties OF office immedi-
ately.
Secretary Meikle. ~ the Chamber
Of Commerce, Thursday sent a com
munlcation to the Port Townsend
chamber I'm which he stated that the
local body under no consideration
would boycott morning newspaper
because Il had opposed the sale of
the Port Townsend water bonds TO
the state
The street committee. Friday af-
ternoon. made an inspection Of the
proposed reRrado district IN the
vhlnity Of Tenth avenue south and
Dearborn strict. The Lewis Con-
stuction company has offered to
Rluice the dirt into the bay free of
charge. but many Of the property
owners are protesting against the
improVement.
While Martin Powell esd George
Phillips, suspects, are held for the
hold up ana robbery OF c. IL. VIII
cox by the police. Wilcox himself
stated several days ago fand alto
the incident that he was not sure
Of the mon as IL was dark and they
held their hands over his face. VIII
cox lost t52b. lie was underneath
the tfestle at University street aud
WCaru avsnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
HEINzE WINS
MINNIE HEALY
MONTANA SUPREME COURT FAVOR
SECOND TlnE-PRoPERrY WORTH
100000

Harvey was offered a quarter Of .
million dollars 10 grant new trial
and TO allege that HeinEe had brib-
ed him for favorable decision, the
Judge denied the motion
Then followed the publication OF
affidayita attacking HArney's char
acter.
Great publicity was given 10 what
Is known as the Bracket episode.
II was charged that Judge Harvey
had been Influenced by a woman
named Bracket. acting under in
structions from Mr.. Heinze Mrs
Bracket was employed as a steno-
grapher by the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing Co.
Then followed the most sensa-
tional chapter Of this most sensa-
tional piece OF litigation. Accord
ing 10 the story that was made pub
lie Judge Harvey was invited 70 a
room IN the Thornton hotel and Of
fered a quarter OF million dollars TO
sign affidavitS admitting that he
had been bribed To give his decision
by Heinze.
II Harvey refused to sign the pa
pers the would-be bribers would
disgrace him upon the bench. they
said.
II was a night OF argument, Of
pleading. Of threatening and OF final
disappointment for Heinze's OPP
ponents. II Is doubtful II any Of
them had drunk too much but Har-
ney, They approached him from
every point OF attack. Intoxicated
as Harvey might have been the
sense OF Importance Of affixing his
hand and seal never left him and
he left the Thornton hotel that
morning without signing the pa
pers. At the next session OF the
legislature Impeachment proceed
ings were instituted against Judge
Harvey. Harvey was dismissed %
the charge
In July. 1903. the Supreme Court
reversed and remanded the lower
courts decision. but three months
later the lower court again found
for Heinze. In March. 1904, the gu
preme Court was again appealed 70.
A rehearing was granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

The stomach Of the lEDTrots IL
rejoicing over the most valuable
bauqus, over held ia the history Il
the race. Tho American citizens
from the Philippines feel that Seat
tie IL a most hoapithhle place and
theY have expressed desire 10 STAY
here
= ". Lovdon. Local Insurance
agent. has murder ia his heart its
$3.50 dog was served with due sol
smnity BY our brothers from the
mountains ~ the SUNNY isles
King Antonio. the honorable
"hyas tyce ~ the iKurrote tribe.
announces that bis penple DO not
care whether the dogs served are
prize winers or not but the feast
enjoyed Wednesday Was one long
% Be remembered II consisted OF
Faithful Ffdo" on the half boiler
cover. decorated with blue ribbons.
tax license and silver collar For
the unfortunate canine had Just re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
WODMEN
FIX SLATE
OFFICERS WILL PROBABLY
NOT BE ELECTED UNTIL
MONDAY

Los ANGELES. Cal. April 81 -
Tho WoOdmen OF the World are TO-
daY discussing Ways and means aad
finance. The eieetion " offleerr
wtll probably 40 over 20 Monday.
The slate is l. I. Hoak. 81 Den.
yer. head eonHui. A. = Sutherland
Of Fresno. head adviser J. G lat.
sehAw. Of Pueblo. head elsrk r. .
snodEFasa. OF Eugene. ore. head
banker r " Robinson. % Oak.
land w C. HHwisy. Of Salem. Ore
aud James stanhnuae. % Deuver
head managers Delegates wiit Al.
tend the theater this evening and
visit Catalina lsland Saturday and
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
MRS. M'LEAN
is NAMED

WASHINGTON. April u Mrs.
Donald Mclean. II SeN York. usa
elected president Of the DaaEhtsra
81 thc American Revolution in thiH
city yesterday BY q vote ~ se1 Mrs
sfernhsrK received ga After the
first ballot Mrs Charlrs W Lippltt
Who resolved 1sf votes. Withdrew
from the race
The vice presidents elected we're
Mrs Mary WoodaNift San Fran
ciaen. and Mr.. Franklin T. Brooks.
Of Colorado Springs other officers
are Recording secretary general.
Miss MARY nesha. Washington {.
corresponding secretary Miss Nir-
Kinia Miller. Washington. .. G..
register. Mrs. Stewart Jamls1r. of
Washington. ID G.
Mrs. Mclean f. we'll known In 40
cfal circles and has been commits
sloner 20 several ckpoaitlona She
has become famous for her patriotic
addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
WILL LOOK OVER
PROPOSED LINE

a Worthlngtou. vice president
~ .ehsrai manager u the o. X a
= b Miller general freight
- 80. = =. OBrisn. general super
~ ont' W. W Cotton. general
'..'hey. and O. y. Boarhke. chief
49,. arrived 81 this city
~.'.asy IN two private cars
~ party left for erokana Fri5,v
\, ns where they intend look
49, The ground for new
,.e.. h road Into the Clearwater
q. y The Northern Pacific and
y, y 4 y. have long waged
u -. see who would be the first
psss mis- country. the Northern
s,n,s-. having succeeded aa far az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
WuFFE FINED

~ r. Jollffe, a feed and sale sta
bic man Of this city. was fined 80
and costs BY Justice George Thurs
day afternoon for assaultinE a po-
lice officer. This decision will az
feet a civil suit In the superior court
brought by Joliffe. who claims ne
was severely handled at the time
Of his arrest by Patrolman Cameron
and Jager Corbett. PatrOlman Cam
eron brought the charge OF assault
and battery against Joiiffe. and con-
yinced the court taht such was the
case. At the close Of the trial At
torney Guile asked for an arrest Of
judgment, pending the finding OF
the original warrant for arrest OF
the livery man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
AERONAUT
SUICIDES

TACOMA, April 21.-John Leon
ard. the well known aeronaut. COM
mitted suicide here late yesterday
afternoon by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver.
The deed was committed at Poir 4
Defiance park. az one OF the n
beautiful spots.
Eviden1y Leonard came 20 q.
city from Seattle for tho expres
purpose of committing the dee
Letters We're found In tho poke i
Of his clothing which identified him,
and several press reports OF his as
tensions In the leading cities OF the
west A love DETER from Seattle
woman, who signed herself Han
NAH was found i'm his possession.
II ia thought from the letter that
he and the ySoman were sweethearta
and that they had fallen out. In the
letter the woman tries 20 effect a
reconciliation. She does not give her
address.
Leonard has made ascensions IN
TgcoEsH andeSeattle and waa wei
49, - = - -is.--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
MAY ESCAPE

Through friends and the reluct-
ance on the part Of the victims OF
Bertha Roblnson's self-confessed
thefts. that young lady may escape
the punishment she deserves and be
released by the police, unless a
charge is filed against her shoAd-
mlts taking 500 worth of jowelry
fronD Mrs. Florence Row at the
Greystoneo where Miss Robinson
was employed as a maid servant.
No formal complaint has been filed
against har.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

crowd. and IN a few moments they
consented e return to the cabin.
The Flyer. after haiiinK the tuS
proceeded On her way 20 Seattle
Captain A. n Cossinn. who vas In
command % the vessel. stated tina,
he could not explain the action ~
the tuE. The weather vas clear
enough. but those en- board nelth~r
seemed q see the Flyer. nor did
they pay any attsufian 10 the sis
uaia
The matter IL nov being iuvsati.
gated b the inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

sAl4Eliiy vas narrowly avsr,ed
" iAe steamer Flyer shortly after .
et<k Thsrsday nlsht when an I'M
hrru tax eollidsd Nlth the vessel
q Wsst Seattle.
n passengers were throxn into
Fais q panic. people rushed TO
y taoFs and windows and women
rHfEisf fiercsly 70 get out onto the
kfks
~ oeolress 81 tire officers and
ny assurance that ali waa welt
nm elssted the pauic-striekeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

,aSsrggAi. April 2i-rhlrteen
-. known 10 have been lost
!. sas,y mcrning fire, witch To-
- ssstroyed the S. Annes con
=. Genevieve. small town
- AS eity, today
- ruins are heiug searched ana
I hslleved that the list % dead
= = increased Scores Of the IN
-. hsa narrow escapes
tsat 100 inmates we're In the
tsslsx Az these were rescued
- ,xsen from the building IN their
80 clothing. the Villagers threw
= Ter homes. The might was
- sna a fierce wind was blowing
49, 10 the intense suffering OF
A. victims
rssrv were about 30 aged women,
rws e them nearly 100 years old.
rlk s feared that the shock In
eue 4 ne cases Will prove fatal
qsw RagrsAriA. the mistress. lost
~ nfs IN an effort 20 save the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
FIRE w sRooKLYN

BROOKLYN. April 2i.-Fire this
afternoon destroyed two blocks Of
houses IN Brownsville. a Jewish set
Element on the outskirts Of Brooklyn.
There were many daring reacuea ana
one fireman ~ reported missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
FIRE DESTROYED TICKETS

SAN FRANCISCO. April zi.-Firs
this morning In the Southern Pa
etfie office A. the Ferry building
destroyed thousands of railroad
tickets. 1, viii cause trouble In
duplication and may prove q harv
81 for Ticket acaipefs. who Dur
chase reiurn ends a. going and
been destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

HELENA. Mont. April zi.-F.
Augustus Heinze. the Montana cop
per king. won In the famous Minnie
y. HeAly mine litigation. the SUI
prcme court for the second lime
affirming the decision OF Judge
Harvey. 81 the Silver Box county
district court. yesterday. The mine
Is valued AZ gt0.o00. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
AGED FOLKS MEETINer

Hundreds Of aged people gathered
AZ the Grand opera house at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon 10 listen 20
talk by Dr. Ostrom.
The meeting was known az sthe
"aged folks meeting" and was r.
great success. bot0 from a viewpoint
Of attendance and enthusiasm.
Carriages wore supplied 10 take
the old foOa 10 aud from their
homes.
Saturday evening Dr. Needham
viii speak 20 men only In the gospel
6nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

children. OF tho aged women board
ers four are known 10 be dead. OF
the children nine are dead. their
ages being from II 10 IS The vii
laxe had no FIRE brigade Before
help arrived from Montreal the bis
building was IA ruins
The known dead
SISTER RAGETARiA. Sc.
MARCEtINE VELLEMARIE. II.
IRENE BERTRAM. n.
ELEGANTiNE BRoutEX. Il
EMMA TERRAuLT. 10
MRS. ROBERTS. IS
MADAME CARDINAL. Sc.
MISS garland. Is.
MISS TESTER. Is.
LBONAID D'Cousr. 10.
MISS nuGAS. IL
MRS MARGARET oLiVIN. %
MARIE LELONnE. 81
Sisters Marie Theresa and Maria
Rohertine were probably fatally
burned In their efforts TO save the
hiltrcn-
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sAlvArlon ARMY nEx1

The Salvation Army has sent Or.
Chapman a request for a speaker 20
address their meeting Saturday
night
we viii give you crowd Of 700
people h what the army leaders
promise.
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ttttttEttttttttti
TO ADDRESS JAPs

A unique meeting ia planned by
the rcvivallata nj the Japanese Bap-
tiat church. Sixth avenue ana May
nard. on Saturday night
The cvaugellsts have been assured
Of an audience Of $50 Ofientaia
Dr. Walton VIII speak and Mr.
PuRh will act az vocalist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

,.,. sAlE April 2f-The strike >
; sisas 'i.tse met today and de- :
smeg. = eau OF tho railroad 4
tkas al midnieht The strike =
fsra 80 an absolute failure =
Ter, .ss men VIII make the best .
az hey can with the roads =
Fttttttkbttts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
MEMS MEETINGS" FEAT
URE FOR SUNDAY re
VIVkL MEETINGS

q Mems meetings viii be- the ,
= feature for Sundays revival 4
= services
= A. 3 o'clock IN the afternoon +,
= Dc. Oatrom Will speak nt the 4
\ Grand opera house. Or. Chap 4
= man nt the First Presbyterian 4
. church. at TAO ?. m Dr. Wal
. ton az Masonic Temple. ] 30 4
= p. M. Dr. Sickle at the armory 4
= at 3 ,. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
NEWS OF
CRUSADE

AGED FOLKS MEET IN OPERA
HOUSE - MANY FEATURES
FOR SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

4 HONGKONG. April 2l.lShe I
\ ormored cruiser Hogue. Of ahe !
= British squadron. has been Or ,
= dered 10 proceed 10 sea with !
= fun steam At two hours no ,
= tice. Signs of'aetivlty are no !
4 iiced on the other ships OF the !
= squadron. O I
= ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
We hIs llcEMaE

Nlhs 81, 49, q Master Larmond.
,sss,ns..as '.h N. Hsnton.o haa been
slsiss Ins.,'or 30 days by United
~ ''fs Whitney aud Tur-
s's % ma i wss charged wIfh fail
eanane, \, proper discipline IN
~ arln " his boat ana 10 he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
'~' fos RECEIVER

to.s - .sp' April 2i.-Charaine
W. y ~ ana unlawful manipula-
y At.4sssas On the society. six pol
iasa ~ Of the Equitable today
'aers 4. ss ,,n IN the United states
'stYs ne appointment Of a re-
a.. ne big Insurance company.
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account Of itself.

ST PETERSBURG April IL
The ministry Of finance has received
a telegram from confidential
agent at Shanghai giving a rumor
that Vice Admiral Hoiestyen4ky haa
already passed the Straits Of For
mosa without eneOunterinR Admiral
Togo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
Hungry Sons Of Nature
FeaSted on a $3.50 Dog

p N. Lowoo.s VALUABLE CANINE SERVED SOUP q,
TsG 90 STRING TRIBE OF eosaoTEs IN the GREAT
NORTHERN YARDS
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tsAssAsttssststss
. The Weather
. SpOffer /.

NssNH sRsssH RssHRs
Toeiuh, and Saturday, Pair, Light
North Winds
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NOTES INCREASE
IN BUILDING

= There Is more building GO
4 ing ON IN Seattle than any city
4 on the coast"
\ This Is the statement made
= by h. A. Worthington. vice
4 president and general manager
a OF the Oregon Railroad & Navi-
4 cation company to a star re-
4 porter. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

PARIS. April 2i-The French
minister at Toxic has assured the
Japanese government Of Frances
neutrality.
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OR J. W. CHAPMAN Will EDIT THE STAR NEXT monday
"a LIVES LOST IN
A CONVENT HORROR

srssss COLO ADDS TO THE SUFFERING or The INMATES
WHO ESCAPED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

s. PETERSBURG. April 2f-M,
WHITE has formally resigned al
president Of the council Of minis
ters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
COLLISION

usssows TUG CRASHES NroFLYER-PAssENeERs THROW
NTo PANIC AND CALAMITY NARROWLY AvERrEo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2i.-Is
IL stated on high authority that the
Russian admiralty has notified Ad-
miral RoJestyensky OF the grave
danger to peace which will be on
tailed. II the stay N his squadron
off the coast OF Anam be prolonged,
contrary 10 the laws Of neutrality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

Tha Pioneer One Cent
paper of the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

- ooNr CARE Asour THREE COLUMN EDITORIALS
+ fegy ,'S STAR We DON'T RUN an. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27

The Easter bat bad only : fair chow
Sunday 'bnt there we're gIsamS Of sun
light and the fascinssipg headgehr
wAs abls 70 show Whist Il could DO.
The New York Independsn sitter max
ing On exhaustive study Of the Easter
hat proposition figures It out this
way:
.'Bssides those who know what to
GET women are divided into three
Glasses on the dilemma Of hats--those
who want something 'serviceable,
those who must have something
pretty, and those who expect to get
something becoming The one who
Is looking for q serviceable hat must
not be confounded with the gifted
lady who buys one that really Is suit
able for all occasions, but this woman
is recognized by the way she combs
her hair. 1t is drawn back with no
attempt to 'iriz' or conceal . Cow
lick And she applies the word ser
vlceable' alike to baskets, churns and
hats. Therefore the thing she selects
always looks as II 1t could be used to
hold peas when not worn upon the
head. The trimmingsis invariably
drawn across the staring face Of 1t
and iasteus down fat. This kind Of
hat is never injured by getting wet
and may be worn indefinitely without
seeming to 60 any further 'out Of
Style II this woman had continued
In the bird family she would have
made her nest In 8 gourd or o tin
can, she would have been drab col.
ored, without so much as q scallop 10
the arrangement Of her wings and
tail feathers. The women who wear
beautiful hats as II they were born
and bred under them are innumerable
and satisfying, Of course. But they
are nat the only ones who wear them"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Of Ellsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silkuet Of Hollywood and
MIR. and Mrs. Smith Of New Cambria
were here 10 attend the Chase Hobbs
wedding last week.
Mary Lockhart, Grace Rulings,
Kate and John Stuart were home from
the D. G. H. s. over Sunday.
The patrons along the meridian OF
the Salina telephone company were
made glad by having their rates low
cred from $1.25 to 81 amonth. Poles
have arrived at Solomon for two more
lines. one going north from a mile
east Of Solomon and the other north
from a mile west Of Solomon.
The EPworth League met last Fri
day evening and went to the home Of
the president. Reese Davis, and pleas
antly surprised him. Music and
games were the order Of the evening.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the society.
The Brown Telephone Co. has ex'
tended its west line as Tar as E. X.
Browns.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27
DETROIT.

Mrs. sibbald made pleasant viSi
with James Dunlop and family, re
turning to her home 10 Abilene Mon
day.
Born, April IA, to Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Blstline. son.
Guy Tilton aud family spent Sun
day with relatives near Chapman.
The church was crowded Sunday
evening to hear the Easter program
which 10 reported to be fine.
Mrs. Geo. Slider is gaining slowly,
School closes Friday.
Born. April 20, TO Mr.. and MrS
Rudolph Cramer, / son.
Jake vanDeventer has had bis houss
rsshiugled and otherwise repaired.
MIRA John Line was called to Bus
sell BY the illhess Of her daughter
Mrs. Hawk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27

Mthsrsis one thIng william Allen
White VIII not stand Il z mlsrsPre-
ssntAtion and be nails two lies this
way: ..The editor has bean accussd
Of keeping liquor 10 hIs Cellar. This
i 4 malicious and unsPeakable false
hood. The liquor 10 kept ip she Pah-
try, between the dining room and the
kitchen. Why not tell the truthP Il
Is also alleged that the editor Of the
Gazette has the godt. caused BY high
living. Yesterday for dinner he had
hOme.picked sour-dock, mustard, dam
dsIion, horss-radiSh and bset-toF
greens, boiled bacon, and potatoes
corn bread and onions. Would you
call that high livingp"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27

II left my pillow standing Ia the
field TO come to Des MOiues to miDgle
with my iriendS," said Colonel Bryan.
Well, that's no way to leave a plowi
the thing to do 10 to clean it thor
oughly, rub the share aud mould
board we'll with cob soaked in oil,
then turn the pillow upside down and
Il you want to go TO town that day or
the next, whom you get ready to start
the pillow again II will be found in
good shape. But don't 'leave 1t
standing. y" [silinA Union.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27

The Kansas City Stars fight on the
loan sharks Of that city has brought
to light one case where a man borrow
ed SO and has already paid interest
to the amount of S112.70 without d.
minishing the principal. This beats
the rate Of interest on chattel Ioans in
the pioneer days Of Kansas--snd we
did not suppose anything could beat
that.