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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

rotary. VIM. Mclaughlin; Asst. stew
ard. Alton Chadbourn; gate keeper,
Ivan Chadbourn: lady Asst. steward
Ida Chadbourn; Ceres. tlossie Nc
Ihctus; Pomona, Flora Eastman;
Flora, Addic Willis. The present mas
ter and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Gray. and Dr.. VIM. Mclaughlin arc
attending the state Grange meeting at
Bangor this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
SkGADAHOc.
RICHM

Miss Bcrnicc Dunnng of Brewer is
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. II. $. Dunning of this place.
The Sunshine Club of this town
have scnt many generous Christmas
boxes to the Sailors Home at Portland.
Mrs. Daniel Eastman WHO has been
visiting her brother \. j. Reed, has
returned to her home III Bath.
The Universalists Of this village will
have their Christmas tree and cxer-
ciscs at thcir chapel next Saturday
evening.
There was quite Il severe case of .
burning chimney at the home of Capt.
Geo. Theobald on Pleasant street last
Tuesday. The fire department. was
promptly Oh hand and put it out under
The able direction of Chief j. Clark
t'laGg.
jefferson Longfclinw of Augusta,
moved Il piano from Chelsea to this
place. Tuesday.
VIM. StantiaI returned Saturday
from 4 two weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Mabel Tarr, principal of the
Grammar school at BoWdoinl!tm vii
las", is. home for il tw6-wccl:s' vaca-
lion.
G. i. NeMall and Will Allurd re-
turned Thursday from tho woods near
Eingcloy where they have been on d
hunting trip. Mr.. Newell secured a
fine deer.
Crossing on foot is now available
a, The Dresden ferry. but it is re-
ported that in Il few days teams will
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

II n. tlark Is able TO be out again,
| after being confined to the house :: week
| with a lame leg. AS he was cutting wood
| the axe glanced ana inflicted quite Il deem
| cash just below the knee
| Miss Alice Osgood spent Saturday and
| Sunday with friends at West jefferson.
Miss Harriet Harlow of Whitelield
| visited at William Fish's, several days
! last week.
| Mrs. Ellen Hughes ard daughter of
Randolph visited Mrs. L. H. Dodge, Sat
urdaY.
Stinson Cunningham and son, Alien. arr.
building u stable for W, +. Ware OF
NORTH WALDogoRo.
Alden Burnhcimcr was i'll Waldo
Loro Tuesday.
H. b. Wright, Esq, of Washington
was in this place Tuesday.
J. w. Wallace of Medomak Farm is
confined to the house by sickness.
DIR. jerome Bushnell of Thonlaston
"hs Il guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rich
ards Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Omah AChorn of Wins
lows Mills called on Mrs. Alvin Eugcy
Wednesday.
Harry Amcs of Gushing PASSED Fri
day and Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
James Storcr.
Mrs. Linda f'eylcr of f'eyler's Corner
and Mrs. Lila Kuhn of Waldohoro
called on Mrs. j. j. A. Hoifses Wcdncs-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Mank went
10 WaldOboro Saturday to attend the
funeral of the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Iva Achorn.
Mrs. Grace Shuman of Cedar Hedge
Farm was Il guest of Mrs. Mabel Shu-
man ut Riverside Poultry Farm, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kaler went to
East Nali"boro Sunday to visit Mrs.
kal"r's sister, Mrs. Alvin Kalcr.
james w. Overlook of East Jcncr-
son PASSED "Wednesday evening with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac over
lock.
George Upham and Miss Verna New
bert passed Sunday with Miss New
hert's sister, Mrs Frank Soule at West
WaldOboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Mank of Fcylcr's
Corner passed Sunday with Mr. ana
Mrs. ID. o. Stahl.
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'i '' .''''t'y
Bomhcimcr.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and son. Elmer
- East Jefferson passed Sunday with
ii'f p'lf"ntS, Mi. ana MrS. isaac over
lock.
Mrs Arlic McIntyr,, ana Mrs. Nellie
Flanders and daughter. katc were
guests Of Mrs. Lizzie Shuinan one day
recently.
The many rrirntIs hrrr Of Atn;g:,
NrwLcrt were san,i.Ylc,I to learn of the
;uddcn death of his wifi M ,hei, homo
in Lancaster r.;
A.. =. ,r..,
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NJ, ard N,s Aldo, t,,,r,,I,,,;,',a,. l.,
,ri,t,n.d III h.,. bn,,n H. Cnr,,,.,,il1,
N,cr II., ,i,,.o 15i.,. an. pm,
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.,, - i'''
The ". G. !. u held i temperance
meeting at tn" Methodist church sun
day evening, Mrs. I.HNinit 3. IiulfSCS
~" president OF III" local union nitro
'"''' MIS- ii'''" i''7S''' vi "''''-
,.' ,', ,i''',;.... ,'.,,. IL
Journey of In" W. G. r. L. t" Los
Angeles. Cal, where they nttcn'lcd the
National conventions Alter Mrs.
DaSG"it f"ISll"d hrr thIk RcV- u. w
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
SOMERSET.
EAST PALMYRA

Mr.. md Mrs. A. c. Parkman. were in
Pittsfeld, Monday. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b Lanpher spent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

T.. Morrill, of Bangor WAS in town
Friday.
T.. l.. Blake Of Gardiner Was at
George McDonald's "Wednesday.
s. X. Rarbrck Of Portland was at
n. l.. Weeks Thursday.
Mrs. A. Il. Erskinc and daughter,
Flora have been passing few days
in Damariscotta, the guests of Mrs.
T. A. Simpson.
George Mcdonald went to Wiscassct
Friday.
Mrs. Willis RoSWorth Of Jefferson
WAS at Mrs. l.. *. Achorn's Sunday.
Roswell HodE!lins Of jefferson WAS
in town on business Monday.
Albert McI.ain Of Norton'@ Mills, VT,
is visiting relatives aud friends in
town.
NJ. and Mrs. =. l., Wc"k* have sold
out rneir store To Alton An's of Jeffer-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
WALDOBORO.

Mr.. Jesse Rcnner returned from
Stoney Creek, Conn, Saturday.
Misses Agnes Phillips and WiIni"
steele have returned from Rumford
Falls.
Mrs. Ann Chapman is i'll South
FraminSham.
Mrs. William Wilson, wh" has been
at ]. =. Varnah's. has gone to the home
Of her daughter in HyanniS, Mass, to
spend the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas llalpin" "t
Worcester are spending Il lew d"SS
with Mrs. A. l.. Waltz.
Mrs. Mary Storcr went t" Brocktoh'
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leigh ana
children of Augusta, returned to thelr
home Tuesday.
u. O. Waltz has gone To New Jersey
Mrs. Ida Wiley of Portland called on
friends i'll town, Thursday
Tho people Of Waldobor" and vicinity
are enjoying excellent sieighinS.
The entertainment in Clarks Han,
Saturday night. by Delbert q. Lean
he inneISUlIdlDi, uuili'''N'N
WAS one of the finest OF the kiilu e'sl
heard in Waldoboro. A Small p''t
oprreciative- audience greeted Mr.. Lean
but all who were fortunate enough 10
attend. speak in glowing terms OF ms
ability. Excellent music was turiistieu
nv = small orchestra CONSISTING 81
Gardner l. Reed. cornet. Bessie H.
Reed. violin. J. d. Johnson, trombone
and Mrs L. G. Reed. piano.
Miss Bertha Wilson of Thomaston Is
at Mrs. +. J. H. Miller's.
Manley Gardner is spending tile
HOLIDAYS at Alphonso Larrabee :.
Mrs. Sarah Bray has been confineo 10
the house by sickness.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
Lester McCurda has the champion
cog of this place. of his size ne
caught two wild yearling heifers 'iid'
have been running wild all the i"il ai"'
that no man could catch, lnsiae ol =
half hour. ,.ira
The next Christian EndeaVor mee'h'7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
DO hot
Read This

unless you want your washing
dot'" Something new in the way
~ Ssi5ing rid OF wash day. Just
II Us caii and get your wash
a'l f"rHrn it washed, rung and
f'ady 70 iron for three cents
ror pound. No washing less
uan fifty cents. Rough dry
washing, four cents per pound
including fiat work ironed, no
Washing less than thirty-five
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
JOiCE.

William Grady recently purchased 4
large pair of working oxch
Mrs. A. Il. Noycs and Mrs. q. y.
Dunton Of CoopeTs NJ ills visited sMrsa
7 .eslie Lewis laSt<weela , e 7. = z
Lena and Jennie Henry went TO
Kings Mills Sunday with their sister
Ina, who is attending the High school
William Grady and George BogGs
went to jefferson Tuesday where they
have a contract hauling lumber for
Mr.. MeServe and other parties.
The New England telephone line has
been extended as far as heyes' Cor
ner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
PALMYRA.

Mrs. +. w. Thompson, returned to
her home Thursday after Il visit of 10
days in SkoWheSan.
Miss Ada Scekins of st. Albaus. was
the guest of Miss Ina Fitzgerald Fri
day night.
Tho pic Sociablc held at Grange hall
Thursday evening, was Il social success.
The proceeds were IS.
MIR. ANA Mrs. G. w. Applcby called
Sunday. on Mrs. PAMELA LonGley.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 5. Emerson and Mrs
l.. T.. Foley were in Bangor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Stackpole and lit
t.c daughter called on friends in St
Adams, Sunday.
JACKMAN.
MiSs Hilmn a. Anderson and broth her
Daniel, have returned to their home in
Everett, Mass. after IL two weeks
hunting trip.
Miss Zemma Newton is passing Il few
days in Portland with her sister, Edith
Newton.
Miss Della Mckcnncy and Percy Col
by, students at Maine Wesleyan Sem
mary, came home Friday to pass the
holiday vacation with their parents.
The schools began Monday with
Gr%C" Newton teacher Of the Primary
and Miss Stella Finn teacher of the
Grammar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

a large line of Wrappers, XII
monas, Petticoats. Dress Skirts,
Walking Skirts, ETC..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
M MERCER.

a. B. Dunton is harvesting his ice
Fred Jones who has been attending
college at Lewiston is home on vaca-
ton.
Charles $. Pressey is confined to the
house by sickness.
Mrs. Emma Drew, widow OF the late
William J. Drew, formerly of this town.
died at the home of her mother in
Mount Vernon, Saturday. Dec. 16.
At the home of her brother y. Il.
True Miss Lizzie True was united in
marriage to Fred Kimball Of Lewiston,
at high noon, Monday, Dec IL.
Charles Eaney has sold his apples
at 50 per barrel.
BLACKWELL.
Y. -. Danforth has gone into the woods
to haul pulp.
straw ride and attended the reception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wills at the residence
of Selden Ellis on Ward hill. All en-
Jnyed u good time. The young couple
received many presents both useful and
ornamental. Mr. and Mrs. Flvin Wills of
highland were present at the reception.
Harold Danforth and his mother at
tended the funeral of VIM. NJ WeIch at
Madison Sunday. Mr.. Welch was the old
est man in town, being 50 years of age.
John Murray has purchased pair of
horses 1t is understood he intends haul
ing wood to Madison for Eugene Burns.
Mrs. Frank Livingston having closed
her school in Industry returned home Fri
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
WISCASSET.

Harold Sawyer is home from Kent 5
Hill fer the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. D. +. Badger went to Bath Mon
dav. for a several days visit.
Mrs. f. Frci Albee has been visiting her
daughter. Frances. who is studying music
at the conservatory in Boston.
Rev. Mr.. Reardon of Fairfield, has
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
NORTH WHITEFIELD.

The funeral Of Mrs. LurciH Potter
whose death occurred Saturday, Dec ..
was held from the church Dec. l.,
Rev. l.. l.. Harris officiating. She is
survived by two children son and u
daughter who live in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Potter WAS past seventy years of
age ard will be missed by her many
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Richards arrived
here the first of last week To attend
the funeral of Mrs. richards mother
Mrs. Lucelid Potter.
A new mail route has been estab-
lShCd in this town. II started from
tins Office. Dec. II, and the carrier is
Fred r. Benson of this place. The
route extends through part of West
and South Jackson and a part of North
Wnitefieid.
ON the eve of Dec %, there will be
a Christmas tree ut the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
WALDO.
TROY.

TROY.
Arthur Linscott, who is at home for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
UNDERWEAR AND STOCK.

INGS-This department is ready
for the holidays with values that
can't be beaten.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.

Mimi" Hittall broke Ecr arm while
coasting Friday. She is attended by
DR. Lcathcrs of WiScaSSrtt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sheldon were
called to Richmond Friday to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Shcldon's sister,
Mrs. Lucy Blanchard.
The annual Christmas tree will be
held at Frank H. Gates Monday cycu-
inG%
Miss Mclvina Pattcn left Saturday
for few days stay in Portland
Rev. l.. l.. Harris from East Pitts
ton called on friends Thursday at the
Center.
Miss Harricttc Sheldon from Ever
cit. Mass, is home for a few days.
Miss Emily McFadden is home from
New Hampshire for Il few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

a large line of Sterling Silver
Goods, comb and brush sets. etc.
etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

STATiONERY-A large line of
stationery i'll plain and fancy
boxes. Values that are even bet
ter than usual
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

All Dolls at soc aud better to 90
at one-haIf price 70 close them
Oui.
See the beautiful s2.9S Lady
Doll to go at $l.47.
Save money on dolls and make
the little ones happy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

CARPET SWEEPERS-A few
Of the celebrated Bisselrs Cyco-
bearing Carpet Swcepers to go at
cost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20

One Pair or more of Buc.>Icy's
Kid Gloves in a pretty Christmas
box makes u most acceptable gift.
Gloves can be exchanged and fitted
after Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-20
i'll be at the church led by Mrs. Ada

Will be at the church led by Mrs. Ada
Clary.
There was no preaching service at the
church Sunday.
Lora fiemenway and Chester Boynton
are spending their holiday vacation with
relatives here.
H. a. Clark is able TO be out again,
after being confined to the house a week
with a lame leg. AS he was cutting wood
tho axe glanced ana inflicted quite a deep
cash just below the knee.
Miss Alice Osgood spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at West jefferson.
Miss Harriet Harlow of Whiteiield
visited ut William Fish's several dayS
last week
Mrs. Ellen Hughes ard daughter Of
Randolph visited Mrs. l.. IL. Dodge, Sat
uriaY.
Stinson Cunningham and son, Alien, ar"
building u stable for W. r. Ware OF
Whitetield.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
STEADY EXPANSION
FORCES SUBDIVISIONS

great advances in value during the
past two or three years. and close-in
residence property has naturally fol-
lowed suit. While much of this class
of realty is still in the vacant-lot
stage, the greater part has been built
upon and occupied by the thousands
of newcomers who have been added
to our population. The natural result
has been that those who seek moderate
priced lots, both for homes and as ar
investment, have been compelled 20
look further, literally and flguratively
speaking.
Ten years, even five years, ago the
numerous subdivisions which have
been added to Los Angeles during the
past twenty-four months would have
been impossible; and here is where the
network of electric and steam railroads
which covers Los Angeles county be-
comes an important factor. Time and
distance have been annihilated and
great tracts that were once wheat
fields or orange orchards have become
| hourishing home communities Prices
have been much lower in these tracts
| than the ruling figures for close-in
residence properties, and the home
seeker of moderate means has been
B, enabled to secure lots at figures that
leave them something for home build
ing.
| Another advantage is that the
home builder gets in the best of these
! by purchasing, casual lots in outlying
districts He gets water, sidewalks,
curbs, shade trees and the society of
other home builders; rapid transit IS
at his door. That the tract may be
six, ten, twelve or even fifteen miles
out really cuts little figure, because
business district as he was when only
four or five miles away a few yeaFs
ago.
! That these suburban subdivisions are
no mere phase of a wildcat boom is
| shown by the vast amount of actual
construction that has been done and
is being done on them; and Los An
geles is much better off because of the
great popularity of the subdivision
movement, than it would have been
if home-seekers had been compelled to
wait until they could purchase higher
| priced close-in property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
CLARK & BRYAN
BUY VAN NUYS LAND
IMMENSE ACREAGE SECURED
FOR INVESTMENT
Price Paid for the 1870 Acres Approx
imates $3.50, ,ooo-Fronts on
Santa .Fe and SIauson
!. Avenues I j

After having owned his 100 acres for
fifteen years L. N. Van Nuys has sold
his acreage to- Clark & Bryan, the well
known operators who have plotted and
almost closed out the handsome West
moreland tracts .on the west side.
This immense tract of well lying
property fronts about 400 feet on Santa
Fe avenue and about 1000 feet on Slau-
son avenue in the rapidly growing
southeastern part of the city, and ad-
joins on the north the Huntington
Park tract.
When this sale became known late
yesterday afternoon real estate dealers
generally pricked their ears and while
the consideration in the deed that was
filed for record yesterday, is only $40,
the best informed real estate men say
that based on present acreage values
the price for it should approximate
$150,O00. .s.s.s .-s-,.
When Clark & Bryan were seen they
refused to say what the price was per
acre. while 1. N. Van Nuys confirmed
the SALE, but declined to give details and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

referred all matters to the purchasers.
Clark & Bryan say they have the
Angeles and that the purchase is an
investment.
I'VE determined to get in," said
Wesley Clark last night, before every
plum was gone, and after we looked
Nuys land was a bargain, and there
fore bought it. We have found that
money put into Los Angeles realty has
surpassed every other class of invest
ment."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Growth in Population De-
mands Additional
Home Tracts
BY L. NJ. Order

That the growth of Los Angeles has
made new subdivisions--the placing of
additional home tracts on the mar
ket--necessary, is self-evident, and II
will require but little study to become
convinced that much of the tremen-
dous and remarkable expansion which
the city is now experiencing is based
on genuine, healthy demand fot
property Of this kind.
Downtown business sites have mace
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Homes Planned

H. L. Alexander has had plans drawn
for a new home of nine rooms to be
erected on Alvarado street, near Tenth.
Estimated cost $1O,500.
Architects Krause & Brown in the
Stimson block have drawn plans for
a dwelling of ten rooms for George
Wirth, to be erected on the corner of
Thorpe and Main streets. This new
home will be in the mission style.
TweIve-Room Residence
Architect Thomas Preston has pre-
pared plans for Mrs. l.. B. Allen for
a two story residence of twelve rooms
on the corner of Twenty-second and
Toberman streets; also plans for a
house for Mrs. Ford Smith on Thirty
first street, between Figueroa street
and Grand avenue.
On Hobart Boulevard
Mrs. Kate Kelly has secured plans
from Hunt & Eager for a new resi-
dence on the corner of Twenty
street and Hobart boulevard. Hunt G.
Eager are drawing plans for an eight
room residence to be built at the cor
ner of Rampant street and Wiltshire
boulevard; also for a two story resi-
dence for Mrs. Louise McNeill. 1t is to
contain ten rooms and is to occupy a
lot on Figueroa street, between Adams
and Twenty-Five streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Lobby Gossip
fattE8sss tffFFtstFFitts

thla BIN PASSED ~ anou as possible
sa REMARK 60 the Halan.
An rirht boY-.H be aunhiuHiY
returns. IN push IL thfauHh iu a
hurry"
Thurcuuau the worthy Ar Slick
proceeds e. SGT busy lie uaHHaH
The word HmuuE those friends of his
Ia the hauHe on whom he can de-
pend for vote rhay are rad
- accommodate him. they have with
hlm an unNrittsn agreement Go the
effect that They viii vets FOR hts
bills ana be van vote for theirs
Here Is fair sample Of bow Mr..
altek gets hla votes.
Hello Jimmy Says slick. I
want Yau 80 vote Tor "a little hul Of
mine
what = itr" aaka the other
abh. something about deg house
inspectors nossaI cost uYthiur
sSurr thing. oid man. count on
me
within a few dafa the tiI comes
un and Is milroaaad through the
house without ANY trouble True.
there are some votes against o. but
these. as SIT Slick eKplaua come
rom certain members who 40 NOT
ltke Our friend and vho vote against
all af his measures on general prtus
einlaa
The test OF the aoioua DO not
give tha hIti amy attention 40 nll
II makes no difference 20 them
that the biu has been rushed
through bY virtue ~ an emergency
clause. when 40 a matter ~ fact.
Il has no right g. be thus labeled
as such They vote aye because Il
IL too much trouble 90 investigate
the proposition auf IND out whether
Il Is btu that VII DO anyone any
good
T-hc fact that the fees viii amount
% a very fat salary. and that the
people VIII have 10 Fay the piper.
cuts no lse.
Nest daY or 20. unless TIE senate
Is In bad humor over having had one
~ tts bills turned down BY the
hausr. the Kennel Inspector bni viii
be showed through With expedition
ana your MEASURE has become
law
uut what n the measure r a good
deal more important. n q Is backed
hY some BIC corporation AMI means
saving q a hia pot Of money -
your clients. Co the financial drtrl-
ment of TIE state
Then Yaur method ~ procedure
muat necessarily Be different Nau
must knuezlr down 20 the big unas
IN the senate firat. ana stronger
argument than promises e future
support offered
one 81 these days wc Ntll light
onto bili such - - referred -
above and Will les the reader watch
lie progress through the house We
viii show you Just who the meas
uFs viii hnn~fit. how ft viii harm
thr ruhHEa interest
And
The men Ga the legislature Who
are % The c.tiihar Co support big
corporate measures against the beet
interests Of their constituents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
WILL NAME
LEGISLATORS
Olympia bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia. " ash.
staff Correspondence BY Dan Deem
and viii Window.

OLYMPIA. Jan, 1.-THE senate
without debate yesterday accepted
the house amendment cutting the
Lewis and clark exposition aupro-
prlauou from fi0o. 6a0 20 $4,000 and
passed the btu aH amended.
II WINS reported yesterday that
GoFefnor Mead vii appoint as
members Of the new Lewis and
CLARK commission Senators T. D.
Summer. Huahamlahs Huber naHher
tdnmoefuu. Spokane. and Repre-
sentative " a. Hare. Yakima This
leaves four members yet to be nr-
ieefsd. aud It ia knaHn thar the gov-
efnar has The names ~ several
prominent Legislators under eanald=
GRAFTON. some 81 whom have been
recommended by their colleagues iu
The legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
WILL PENSION EMPLOYEES

r " Parker. general agent Of
the Northwestern and Chicago. 81
Paul Minneapolis 4 Omaha rail
roads. received a letter from St
Paul regarding the proposed pen
sion system TO Be lnauxurnted By
the employees OF the latter road.
n the Chicago. St Paul. Mime
apolis & Omaha adopt the plans
they are now considering. said Mr.
Parker. "the railway will have a
peasion system that viii apply to
ali the men. with the exception u a
few of ire high officials A per
ceutaas will be- taken from each
man. probably not over per cent.
Tals. with what viii be cuniributz
ed by the board Of directors. VII
constitute the basis ~ the aystem.
from the interest Of which the pen
sionB will be paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
CONVICTED or MURDER

cAMBBfuGB Mass. Jan 49,
Charles 4. Trucker. ~ Auhuruisie.
who has been ON trial since January
1 for atsbbmg Miss Mabel Page 10
seath in her home sI Weston March
III. 1904. Vas convicted iast night n
murder ln she fret degree. Death Do
the electric chair IN TIE state prison
az Chafleafown 10 the penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

The District Union Of the -. Y.
T. e. OF the North Seattle IA ptist
church VII hold a rally Jauunry 3
at the church. The following pro-
gram win be rendered. song Herv-
Ice. led by Rev George Robert
Cairns. colo. Miss Grace Mildred
Rarrowa. address. save one REV
Frank Arthur Heath selection by
the orchestra Rev Truman Bishop
and ReT. W. q. Jones will take part