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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
MORE MYSTERY
ENCOUNTERED
POLICE FIND STRANGE LET.
TEA AaoNo RosENBERo's
EFFECTS LITTLE CAN BE
LEARNED OF ALLEGED An.
sac gisw.

Deeper mystery surr9Snds the
case Of August Rosenberg. the al
legged anarchist. whose plant was
dlscovercd IN this city A letter hiss
been found among his effects. writ
ten IN a weird and unnatural vein.
aud frequent mention is made OF
siyo.rioue woman The letter II
Srittsn Ia 80 trembling a fashion as
Is be anintei1eibie 10 the police. IL
- sotee. that there is a hidden
meaoln. ia the episaas. however.
v bitch could be- clearly brought out
II interpreted By one Of his class.
Several ma 3s1lues were found In
the buildire. all Of them German.
.lfhotsph not opf q socialtsie char
seter. accorsiI& 90 oeriuiSl Consul
g esA1.r. sho coo mined several OF
F, sea,.L Ro1enssdf .ss IN the habit
~ "a yirP slddsnly on mysterious
tfis.. but the ne.hbons paid no
attention 10 this. Is the iSsn was
r.st 90 cososnisl teWpsfament and
Go not nsoe eif8 "a: people of the
ns9GSo D. 5tpet al oil The last ssen
90 ooSsnoer& zee q. 49, /. when
10 i.dt on oas OF o& m.stef~as
trtt@ &otoifqf loors s.s learrssS OF
6po until tfse sad es"cse ~ hS ar
rival in Germany.O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

BERLIN Tufy st--Cro~n f'siisess
Cecsiia wife Of Crown prnts esedt
sriek. gave birth TO a au tooss at
The NiaFble palace az Poisdsm.
Mother and child arsrnoing well. IN
Germany b. celebrating the event
The emperor VAS notified BY
Nlfsless aboard the Imperial yacht
~ toe North sea en- route 10 Nor
way. ana telegrauhod bis eonEfaiu-
httpnH The empress, crown prince.
thfne physicians and q representa-
uNe o. iha German government
We're present when the latest Hoe
henzoilern arriy.d.
The batter sfss there because un-
der the law he must Identify the
bey who viii some day be emperor
Of Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
POISONED BY
CANNED BEEF

BAN FRANCISCO. July 4 Moo,
Of the members ~ the 9Th company
of coast artillery ~ the Preside
were taken sick after breakfast yes
tefdaY morning with ptomaiue poi
anniuE fram canned cornud beef
haAh
phmpi medical aid prevented ana
deaths Eleven men were Hhnt to
the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
STATE NEWS

ABERDEEN Fu yesterday aft
efuoun destroy 81 thu residences 81
MI n8don and NJ Lelteh and the
shannon hniel 10 sauih Aberdeen
SOUTH BEND-W a Wiaaboeo
1T Portland has purchased the lhak
son homestead on l3enr river. CON
talalng cement deposits. and lHud
at.leapiHg for the purpose Of erect
Ing "a $4,000 01 cement factory
Mt VERNON 1lmmY Adams
the iudian who Killed hia 4lie. we
aeetcnesd yesterday 90 ~ years
la tho nruttantary
SPOKANE Clnrr. cashier Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
TINE 1ntAIERS


Nat e. sloodwin baSssn hS tsfsS
nights cnEasssent az the Grand
last night before q ea"city .ssi-
rncs. presenting the delightful COM
ely '-rhe Genin. era an ALL
round strolss cssso<soas. 80. Goce-
win never spIzyrss to osa't.r 81
vantage in reminding 40 eos5 81
admirers Of h. comic aeiiioo Toe
Genius9 "a sAentisliy sdapted for
Sir. Goodwin. whcas Born snaly&Ss
u comic situationS hss places hios
ia the top nicha Of couiGD eslf9fs
comedians
The story Of lie GtonlasS q
practically the tale Of On artO e0li-
ing IN love with his uso,oei.
Miss Van Dean. VT Go@1| dSS
neW leading lady, is as clever - o.
D. beautiful
The same bil will be eiver to-
night. and Thursday night @hen
We Aere Twenty will Dc
given by request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
RA|NDROPS
vANQlJ|sA
PRESIDENT

OYSTER nAH. I9Ie 90 600
GafSrmm cane 90 s6no 10 oreAD
GaD 6aD GeDpoNup usocD 6ap
dhi6e Do eco tosaSso l0so % TO-
Q0Ds0 here t0IB oDasauomD euyD oae
ANIl an tunp % GQugre 90 q GDWe
otsQ1
t6s5aa GnQE6 bsDos. % leoSasGNo0
doc UUD.4o eds feooBfS9 20 o. %
Co.'s s1Dfe TOP % .Omeo 600 90
soaa8 bD Gao 90 esmpai0y fee toe
s6g6e 6GD go 0Soe enueso6Se
86el0D go ed ap G@DJe1ID dsep o1s
10G
D6s edDeoGea6 6Is 20 ofe. GOD a9t1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
BOOMING OF CANNON
HERALOS HIS BIRTH

1.sfsbgs desiass the tSDd VII
D. asait6S ana . th0r0sgh ttracn-
soibsTo
When q be aue Known tbo the
old Ges O boy q salute ~ iop
sVoe ~ss Hred bS tho -Potsdam
fortreae hefsldibs 20 the iopulace
the Birth e prince IN direct line
OF snceensioH 10 m, throne As
soon aa the news could be trans
mitfed every garrison IN the empire
fired salute Of i0t guns Flags
were holated on all public build
lnaa. and The minister Of war or
dcfed all commanding officers 10
exempt troops from drill and to
serve double ratIona The minister
" educatfsn ordered the teachers
IN the ststx schools 60 cease work
sao sr,n, the students . holiday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

~ c0e, NO. Noice eso OeaT
oe.xine ssrious 20 the driver. hap
oegee8 n s2s o'clock this mOrslng
'Oaae Of the fspn Marche delivery
tesaDs became frightened and dash.
us soges FIRST ~ came in celisios
ei6 20 csst.bousd Virginia street
COS TO- driver. seeing that he was
20 collide with the car. Jumped
ordD the saDps. susfainleS painful
oO o8 Svere i.iury. No gle cage
weo f0Gs other toas a broken
4sndo toeens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
HOW TO TREAT
POWDER BURN
on, Z CTR o8 Y'ce h.@ S@Ax no
90 Noos pS0osDEsnoog0S, slo0O
cpacs8n9 dEs.oso- oOsO.oaas0 e9CSln
aS0 AseOsHh or ooGroB

% eaa0 % &De 0ze1Ieor0 eeGBD sp&
quo 100 e,0'csso sop1 soce10Bos o.
Ooop0e9u 0osaos ceN0~eo isops CO..
Oooa ..ooN0 sooro-o 90 Do do dals
uge coo o. oea0py ti'o csss0D 6e0p &C
go o~e~o, 90 c0,ste0
20 FoO co.. ." 1000 0aage1soe .
COR. o. o0roasa b. mse.tu01ve. e3Opc
% 00r0oos 0os~otly Hesro0e thse
N0AaD iozO c.ac0onri.s o zoe $50 %
lo9. ~ syee oseoa T-ros ess % %
aOoeao % 1000 os-.l.rese ossas '0pocs AZ
. sopo0 coo II taaNse lsssif S.tsodes
Go %, COOS ca tss0se o. eots oaeA0sg
& o1cos0~ d. @ssts prue0 tstsosos
an a. roeaO d sowee9 woo eos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
An Investment Tor
Young Men

0ssSe oouee 10 better aGs loO0skt
OuD 900 nhe cep19D SsycoSE
Dbo os'ae % IoaOs sOssoeaO.oos ? % 90
Soeor tosp 10 coy asoe. o. ooou0 sete
boee 10 100 oosoeea oesd 90,Oie osgs.
SIS dsgoes osGJ % uoBo opy Zoo q
oeeoOo0 % coou Q 90 I pesos. o. y
tool dp o19 oeep &sSD. 900 oso0!s aSsD
eseo d. .0nD. CTas otsuer. 6ScS..
d16 0s3 oy 6o6h0os. Sill 30 pa7oSG
80 give 80 0srt0eoGrs. CO.,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
TOOK Ag TOOLS.

Y peuiseh. auu0 Western uy4 yes.
terdaY afternoon advanced o. 20 en-
unknown man whom be WAS 20
have pui 10 wofig this morning put
ting up brass railing Ia he Great
Northern depot. The man diHap.
peared taking with MIN The money
and "a quantity OF tools % The value
LOT SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

EEW YORK. Jssy - Flsase AZ
6eao / am not breaking down under
0.o.. terri se s.raass. nnd please don't
loooss.s.s { 20. o..o.fs.slss thai I'm fad.
Dec awaY a. not s,i.s "a give
WOO wss rot ! must not
a0os. o. y gss.asts so e.s.g this roe
fses 500 y s.serts sssa very feucN 10
Sssea o. ~ easesoos 900 ! aes y go
seso aos.aes .s6as:..s0oS co.. s.'"ae w$0S
'Nes $50. s:eee~.s - fesa
isyeiY. s'ez'.s. Tt.w ests 20
sts o.;.ese.oss a.sasssso scoess ssss eS. -
glSO s>eo.O.o, loo laeg. Too D. tt0
sss.soss COS - soo,o'. % boz I0sl15etie
rsoosos.i oso.0psss. osef cree .s'es
dN.k.ssaeo 90. sao.. 20. @e@9 eco ep.
s.ri ~ eso - .s0osSs zoe f@esirosl
ys.s.. or Is hsvlsp to ceot 90
os9s D. us OF eosJ oa9 @90reoSsae o
80 sDioressD
eesaSs ere 81 % sleJo 70 az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
SMALL BLAZE AT so@M

The fire department was cslNd
out at q "a o'clock this morniss "a
answer a cal from bog 81. A reed
denes on Twentieth ~ and Essi
Union ". was found 10 be- ia flames
but quick work BY the fire depart
ment soon had che flames under
control. Tire roof OF the building
ems slishtly damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
TWO LosE WATCHES.

The lehtfiuecred sentry are
busy IN the city again. and last
night two hofth OF watches were
reported 10 the police " u Farm
les loft hla vest. cont &ulnR hl6
watch. hanging ln Seller A. Go r
warrhBuao. ami found tt missing
a. 81 foirhfoot duplicated the per.
fafnauee ia the Youdome hotel, ah
First ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

FLEMING Wins
THE CONTEST

A large crowd asses s'oso % f'ss
neer square this sarsisos 10 wit
neaa the buck saw contest given ~
the Washington low Rollers ass1
citation. The contest was most cu
citing and Vas very closely contest
cd b. loagers arom many parts 81
the country Thomas Floming wca
first prize. +. II Van Buskirt sec
ond IL p Breeu third and J. Ln9
ard fourth
Thomas Fleming halls from Mifi.
neapolla and r. ano efficient aud
thorough iGgger0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
pscSucaa asel U@G
'0gUOy p9opecr0ys

4Msu00nScrSG. o, O.. ope %
dss ss.Saeoo % eas % 60 90 % ioJs
eifv - 90 se0s eoGu0Rs. sxofoi foo 100
eocnno ss,s o. 0oelil eooocoeSVO0 90
CD 90 oap o. ooueo Coooae 0oo
o,ss oooesss eredoGso 90 to- o9=coo
eoeuAss Mos 90 de x8eoe ooaenoo
ogpeaads ade l0ae sstee1a89 taee
eel Na9soe sWNseosps 0s Q
ns etGrD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT
TAcHEo TO TIE eoNsEcRA.
TON OF TIE SITE FOR NEW
PREsBYTERiAN HOUSE or
WORSHIP.

with impressive ceremony ground
wiz formally broken this morning
for the new First Presbyterian
church 10 be- erected at the south.
east corner Of Spring % aud
Seventh ~. A. . O'Clock the con
rregati0n assembled 0u the vacant
lot. prepared 20 cvnaecrate tho
ground for lhe tdlfifr
After singing Jesus Lover of NJ
Soul. and patriotic songs. con
aeeratlon prayer was made hy hek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
~ Csps fsir3 4sNsse

There win be a Fosrts % July
special performancs 90 FiduepoG
this afternoon al the Thod sFeoiSoe
theatcr The ayieeSort6 coo0 o0ns
has met with consider stole es'eces8
during its stay In se.ot.. ond nset
week will give tho raco ntie 10. d
Ruined Lire s. 0siuoC J. co con
tsiBs an interesting plot end Oeno
romentic 6yt@y sceneo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

enoOQgr0o 0QrDa9 GbD 01tbn&ueB
'Sse0oa
80 d d SoIneD. toe @. ?. Snn6 ..
oDoss6 Q. taa~T%auD fteBbfS ad6nUon,
410o81
20 pii$haoO 6sdl2o 90 T. q. Wo
Sec. suDOd6 90 oD. 90 0 6t0eb 10.
q tO1D.
Pe8 0. 8 G)N@s 20 9enle dn0es
10 TO- oIl0& II, eoO0NopB aGnp.Or6b.
o.. 100.
Eco Geosge g. eunRos 90 o. 81
SUo dcos. lab / osoofR / GotBo SGc-
oo0 sdditieD, g. 100.
Eos 0ory ssDutesro 10 G. D Coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

frtes aSrce. snRs q whom admit
ted haxiiW esiaYod the bounty Of
tie dead u0n
Two detectives Sired b. the fam
rs % Stamford White have gone TO
eiftabufx under orders to acour the
teess Tor the record Of Evelyn Mes.
10 r.aw before she came 10 Nes
fses shes they have finished
f.seIr work 10 PittsburE thcy will
90 10 philadelphia and irses the
scoIn seNsrnrsts there
Dis6 f~ WssDr.
se6sY Vol s.so efu.ehiy iuFrsfi-
goo. i0s ataFy 20 the effect that
ore sos s.spaee to tragedy White
wa.s sose.st o. the payment II sn.
sroo0. bribea To o. On foot cam
sesGss 81 siil0 soOt ina a-esibst ThaN
10 oiftaosre 10 eawpaaa the young
mems rais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
+ aH4ps8 ~ 81 sdsGe

sove eiocs, lineess for the es6
set Telef0arso COO BOO sestertssy
Of ersoo0 esOe 10 cc0tset we 4
leo eooe. sel3e eorSic1s al the esr-
co. % Toirteeote o.. and Jeffeoasess
o.. eco esotaiteo q eesers sasNes,
&hfch csoesd hi0 10 f.ll from tss
leioe 80 wooc1 90 8a. work or.
bces$sae Ole oesf leg jcOst sNoye tss
soale He e@ ree89yeo TO tee
Seattle Cosglera0 sooeU0a1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

The Frawiey company .ill eiyo
on afternoon rsrrnrfoo Is O. % roe
epttricsl cuuoey The L<of9' to1o4
at tn. eeattie The Lore ID Oh
sDilen0d matinee bill emo 90 aRetg
prove drawing c9r6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

Accordlns 20 the annasl report
Of tte school superintendent, Syb.
mittee 10 the school board last
might. the school ATTENDANCE last
year was) 10 per cent greatet toa@
ihayeaf before. The average daily
attendance la@ year was 2.6se The
year before II was 2.lni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
LIGHTS 10 HAZE FROM
CRATER OF MI. RAlHkER

Tdc09A fa1T G-.-9p Q oeRoc9
snfxhD an O6ae Sie o 0gde %
5I4esEb dID GDe sgS0 sNOtsSO n0W
-Q3s GomDD % &Oaapt G>1e7.r TSe
.6soag5St0 fGHdL6ss~ abeee o. honp
auoos euvlssp ynsaO co.. eco tssdoe
s0SfH @E0 sasuauo % toe saSi @ opa1es
dlSD fENza8us1o o. $oes osD 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
6Dp6Oo sl66 Wits 8HA

eco gO98. I.Sy s-T6Do foni'Oi
dcoeyao,er % fiee SO STRUCK and
Sose by tho UUco leo& 600 81
30 eSD.oo. chico or1iso0 YcSerdsY
tso.o so.sepe ITO @hos,u1ra
i.eo9 db oire S.S dfoSses The
oou0papoS 60 ee,css es3' GO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

oas o. 90 q a eagss ksdsee % sos
pDaGfe ou009
pc, op ursotP dlsGs96r vO tDeS
800 leasO % ood0 a eOetff %
yoc9sss 400 90 o'oe 90 o. eosoon@e
soo ,nszs snpo - dDsseos.e<1so =;
o.suD Oh toD o. cDosufosss . eRGO
90 0Gaa0 sfona0 % eaOUS reee
Go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

that I - lasscaF dread the ors6'sl
Of making my way 10 astoeinbiiuA
as I asd u fifre. o. eunt6'e.
~ cs4rSe0it's very waslessast 20
b. purseai BY cabs arsi cameras
but | ussefAtaos teai tis, soSH
paper ado ase ssay sersseso OK iee
dutso teposae nsae rss0u
Lawyers rstaisss - furt or To-
lnfseeeNS * Tssew 1000 esss osd
tie services 81 % wssae.s Detectives
u No are .rosrtssk the te.s sssgioan Zoe
ss9scsos S.uas ~ thssS SsaDss
Sra sse0ase sl.S6e'e 0QaD 600. $3.50
seey .ess aens On rire. ws0 0o's 20
foas,reeO essCoceue4sso le0 sD
sse
szpo6e6mle r6p e(s6eetss
ee JeFe ssvs ises rea ssiliae
Af,SiioR eoeA aee0t @aOsd
% eits. P0sS' % eas0es oxspe iaFoslf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

VIII tlus I.tsqs 6tsuo q n'ooe sbeaost,
400 First sss. wll anything but
the lrsu uasg t6ad saoney ssO Gly
nj extrspoeSs toS., bsnOees rfHaaf Oac
SATURDAY a eim tbcset giNrs ffass
With evexy assu pAo,etnBVss OF 900 ~
over. Fry ~ nn one order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
SYslkKr apa& &G

BeEGEfsp. pGJs q -Scc00oS 20
t6e .epoet - zoe eoty eeSsoecr. lDyt
~. eeers II crceae9 the Greet
q or te,e t,n6e' e0ief tae city, sOs
sLcoe ess sbDi A. n ia oOror Of
oosas fss36sr To- city stter 90 "
has tssD oree6d 20 isyevst9ano 30
t6afB tie ioed'a liability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
l1BJeMBQ cDHssx1g
or IUsOeL OF

5 sap 9fuO -ats o 00Uae
tNtne oeS % i0.oO 10 esr
) tsDre oe.s.oeo co. oieet e0eo
B TO 90 poos.ss % 100 SoFtss.
) eorD @ e0segD e3Scpn0 rcolo d
} coco soe % too o1e % 100 ceD
q00se osssese e9Fs % teOssF
) Reo 20 o 0gssue 6 w6Deo
5 eos 90 CO. esto9O 60 %eclo@
|. 0 OdRe ee7no0 90 @a0o0oy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
esopactao& SeokC tsssAaOD

0rs &efe 9pe0o ea,d3 % eoUce
6eo,oons raors lo9 eas8L uS clo0e@-
co psoe.co $50 foono Der soe0geet
A oaaO, e5.oo ,totee is 20 .e9dae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
WOMAN DETECTIVES
SCOUR TENDERLOIN

80 Are Employed by Thaws Lawyers to Collect tvdenCe--Ms haw
Protests Against Stories That She Is Breaking Down Under the
Strain--."l Am Not and Must Not She Says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

= Atst 800 $1,000 =
|. WHALE PUTS BARK =
! OUT OF BusihE So. 4
= HONOLULU. July 4 THE =
. hafkontlne = q wilder has a
. gone Into dryduek hefr She =
\ htrnrk a sleeping whale m her a
|. way from Ftlnoo. hot stem Dee. a
! ing torn of by the shock 4
I. 4 4 a A A A 4 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
GROUND FOR NEW
CHURCH is BROKEN

Mark A Matthews. pastor Of the
church FollowlnE this prayer an
other wah offered BY Rev SeofFe
+. WhitWorth This latter caused
many quiet tear 20 be shed. fOr
ar Whitw0rth established tho
Flrsf Presbyterian church many
% arc and today he snw the be
ginning Of the newer church under
greater prosperity than waA realized
when the little flock Organized IN
the 1Ds
Dr. Matthews gave the apostolic
beurdictiOn. after which be turned
the first Hpadeful of dirt Follow
INK the pastor the board ~ direct
afs. trustees. building committee
aud members 81 the congregation
all uaed the spade. lOyoRslY Cen
aral greetings we're exchanged be-
tween the several hundred present
md the new church MSS ai last on
IfsNaY towards positive reality
---s---=-----------
re. two acres q Rainier Beach.
$500
For Orcu Howea 10 II T. Levy.
lots 10 4. block 2 Mckenzie &
Demnaey'a addition. $3.50
For J 81 Marks 20 ~ Brown.
block ~. Lake DOL additions $3.50.
For a y. Stuart % Neriqfe Mar
son. lots 3 20 .. block 90. Lakewood,
$3.50.
For Assets Realization company
81 y T Brigham. southwest quarter
northwest quarter section 81. 5000.
For " Condor 10 A. = Wolf.
lots 10 9. block ". Burke'a Second
addition. 5000.
Calhoun. Denny q Ewing com
panyGsecenfly made the following
sales near the university
For &. y Coffin lots SO TO g,
block s. pclfith University addition.
81 900.
For william shelton lots ] 3 10 20,
block 2. sheltou's additIos gs.800s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

4 AFTofs. @@e. G'oGE &C Coco !
= nuggets - ss.r1soo ". M,e5e9s so. ]
. neia. e9asnocOS % s9doo.' w \
y GOO. were ooososod0' 900 ona 70 ooas !
; men e. 600 v 90: oodo5N 0o.o'oO ]
\ they pot 10 ool)r soenooQ26" 0teoo J;
; yeatcr .ps % O6e eNca99xlooo' !
, for an i0lxNodf GIbch nsap q
, Thnue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

csssss s i''s b -. r.~;s.' , s%''''' Association"
a ,as nli. f,am me sara y troop a@ul
Aea .. pen. cabins ~, s-a a. 81,
Dew ." 'ss stas. ara blue blue. In The 'Ay
At a. :. = NJ ,s ~,,s . ,ss as9 Tss,ss.. nm
r. rr~s spea nd Henry and johnnie
-,.. d I, ,s s .ssss +, A @a5gas
psary po,y there ~snps sre.
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rs"sfe iosa~ Ell the singer Or TIE morning
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go all you fellows sarnifS
there soe- The and o.s sors tfen'
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I've slnd 20 t,.s q Tom Joe ond lal-
And sues .rrltrviue
cause - Il In the morning
Az her hsz hhed thes ao~s Reach
,at nm bet q ginger cookey they a OF
faf they hadn't money IN the morning.
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81 ITndlty. rodify. uipdi
fs ss u sas whom came down
behind me Ia Auty town.
shuttle ploa-plpd- piod
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someone smiling aud sweet
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and -ouiapt scprnh:
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OVER NIGHT
EnTR Is F.,

The following are the entries fuE
Thursdays races az rhe Meadows
FIRST aACE-FaVs f4flanss
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-04
RURAL ROTE no 3

Correspondence. 3.
Sunday school at Eckard Chapel is
very progressive with Alex Rifle,
Supt., Miss Nina Rifle, Sec, and Miss
Blanche, Kincade, Treas.
Scott Mcdaniel and son, Geo. Fog
lesong and wife, were visiting at VIM.
Lawson's, Sunday
Mrs. Samuel Eads is on the sick list
Mr.. William Eads and family
and Rev. Wingrove, were the guests
of Robt. Rifle and family, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Kfncade was visiting
the Misses Rayburn, recently.
Misses Bertha and Minnie Powell.
Jennie Rayburn. Dicie aud Pearl Eads
and George Hill, were the guests of
Misses Nina and n ella Rifle, Sunday.
HerberI Eads, wife and baby were
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Greenlee, Sunday.
Miss Sarah Rifle, who has been
visiting her sisters, Misses Fannie
and Ella Rifle, returned to her home
Saturday. Independent Chap.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-04
Renigginr Oh Licensel .

State Tax Commissioner Dillon
has discovered that the number oil
licenses for 1906 are far below those
of last year. and be has issued the
following letters to clerks and pro-
scouting attorneys. in which he
intimates that some persons are
going shy on the license question.
The letter follows:
"Charleston. w. Va,
June 81, 1906.
ITO the County Clerk and Prose.
outing Attorney:
Dear Sirs:-
at has been called to our atten-
ton that in some of the counties
the number of license, year 1906.
up to this time. is less then the
number issued for the same period
last year. We do not know how
this is in your county. If this is
true it would indicate that num-
Der of persons throughout the State
are conducting privileges for which
a license is necessary without hav-
ing obtained same. There is no
reason why there should be a less
number of Licenses issued this
year than last. except perhaps in
some counties where slot machines
have been forced out of business.
"a revenue officer from this de-
partment travelled the State last
year and found a great many per-
sons conducting privileges with
out having the proper license
therefore. No indictments or pro-
solutions were attempted for the
reason that the license laws were
new and there might have been
some excuse for such persons not
having secured the proper license
This year there is no excuse, and
every person found conducting q
business for which license is
necessary without having license
therefor should be indicted and
prosecuted. We trust you will in
vestigate thoroughly this matter in
your county and have indictments
made where you find that the rev.
enue laws are being violated.
81 wish you would have this let
ter put lished in the county papers
of your county as a news item. 1t
may be the means of saving some
persons from indictment and prose-
cution for violating the law. 1t is
our mutual duty to enforce the
revenue laws of the State, and this
we mean to do.
"Yours very truly.
sc. W. DILLON,
Estate Tax Commissioner"
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BOARD.

Corresp ondence. 2.
Rev lwens viii preach at Board
church Sunday morning, JulyS.
Asbury Roush and sons, returned
home Saturday from Charleston where
they have had employment
JIM. Her sley and wife, of Hartford.
Joe Kemper and wife, of New Haven.
were the guests of TT. Blessing and
wife, Sunday.
Quite a number of people. of this
place attended the baptising at Lee
tart, Sunday.
Ben ROush is quite sick at this writ
Mrs. Thomas Blessing is on the sick
John Richard, Jr., who has been
sick the past week, we are glad to an
nounce is better
Rome ohIinger and Lonnie Roush
were visiting w. II. Roush, Sunday.
Blue Bell