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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
OFFICERS
FOR |NTtRURBAN
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS iNTERuR
BAN COMPANY HELD MEET
ING AND ORGANIZED
PETITION FOR RIGHT
OF-WAY.

Tha Southern Illinois lnteurban
company held meeting yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock at the office
Of Capt ~ b. Thistlewood on Tenth
etraet and elected board OF direc-
tors aud officers as follows;
n1cctors--C. O. Patiar, Judge w
s. Dewey, Guy r. Eichenberger, Capt
N y Thistlewood ana William Burke
Of Cairo J. A. Crosier and Thomas
Boyd, Of Mound City; Or. c. J Pos
well, Of Mounds, and Or, b. A. Royal,
Of villa Ridge,
The directors then met and elected
the following officers President,
Charles o, Pater; vice president.
Thomas Boyd; secretary Judge w, s
DaWes treasurer, Capt. N. b. This.
tlowood
The officers with he addition of
DR., Boswell. Of Mounds, compose the
executive committee
The executive committee was an
pointed to prepare petition for a
right-of-way down Sycamore street,
Washington avenue and on Fourth
street 10 Ohio leyee.
Taie petition VIII be circulated
among property owners along the pro
posed right.of-Way for signatures and
viii hen be presented to the city
ounci far consideration at an early
date
Papers have been filed with the
secretary Of state for license to in
corporate
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
TO IMPROVE RIVERS
MAYOR PARSONS MAKES RE
PORT or HIS VISIT TO
WASHINGTON.
SAYS WORK is NEEDED
Resolution Passed That City and
comercial Bodies Become Mem
bera Of National Body Eliza
Towhead Gets Attention

a joint meeting Of the Cairo Board
Of Trade, Commercial club, and Glti-
zens was held last night al the rooms
Of the club, by invitation Of Mayor
Parsons who wished to make report
Of the session held in Washington By
the National Waterways association,
which he attended as delegate from
Cairo. Thee was a go2dly attendance
of mcmb 4rs Of the organizations
named and Of citizens, ard the
mayors address was attentiycly
listened to- The meeting was pre-
ided over by Mr. J. $, Aisthorpa,
president Of the Cairo Board Of
Trade, and Mr. Chas r., Stuart, sec.
rotary Of the Commercial club was
chosen secretary.
HIS Honor related the salient
features Of the proceedings and took
occasion to show that congress was
susceptible 10 intluense from tae peo
pie If such influence wore = oporly
btoush! 10 bear The National asso,
citation had made az excellent impress
scn Id he capital city ana had
mapped out a campaign which must
prove effective Money was needed
70 put this campaign into operation
and the convention had adopted
resolution to create a Tund 20 be made
up by contributions from all the
liver states Illinois was assessed
$4,000 and it wa expected that ne
river oitie in this state would make
ND that amount One method Of rails
ing the fund was to induce cities and
organizations to become members Of
tho National Waterways association
paying the stipulated membership fee,
ana tho MAYOR urged that this sug
ees'ion be complied with in Cairo,
At he conclWion of the mayor's
address President Smith, Of tho Com
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office Of Eldorado Marion & South
western Railroad Company, Marion,
Illinois, Nov. &c, 1906.
Public notice Is hereby given that
special netting or the stockholders
of the Eldorado. Marion & Southwest.
ern Railroad Company will be held at
the office of said company in the city
of Marion, Illinois, on the Both day of
January, 1907, at the hour of / o'clock
p. m, for the purpose Of considering
and voting on the question of issuing
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of said
company, TO an amount Of not exceed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18

| ing One Million ($100O,00O) Dollars,
said bonds to be secured by a First
Mortgage Lien upon all the corpo-
rate property and franchises now
owned by or hereafter to be acquired
by said company, or such portion or
part thereof as the Board of Direct
ors may deem necessary; and also to
consider and vote on the question OF
Increasing the number of Directors
of said company from five to nine.
SAM T. BRUSH,
JOHN COLP,
c. A. GENT,
c. e. OWEN,
S. H. BUNDY,
directors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
pomestlc vs.. WiId Animals.

In the aggregate the value Of all tho
wild animals in tho world Is trining
by comparison with the market price
of the horses, cattle swine, sheep.
goats and other domestieated beasts,
not to speak Of the pets like dogs and
cats or Of poultry The hens in the
United States are probably worth
more than ell the wild animals in the
country would sell for II they could
be caught and But on the market
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18

II the title OF new pamphlet now
ready for distribution and published
by the Illinois Central Railroad COM
pany.
1t describes In detail the resources
resources and possibilities Of the rich
est valley In the United States. For a
free copy address the undersigned at
Manchester, Iowa.
]. If. MERRY.
General mmigrationAgent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
M an-ofWar.
@se4s s4a- n'a ''s'a

Manofwar is a phrase applied 20 a
line-of-battle ship, contrary to the usu-
al rule in the English language, by
which all ships are feminine, 1t arose
in the following manner Men CT
war were heavy armed soldiers, A
ship fun Of them was called a man
of-war ship" In process Of time the
word ship was discarded rs unnec-
essary and there remained the
phrase "a man.of,war"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
sToP.cocK BLEW OFF.

Rochester Ind, Dec. lI-Thomas
Cast and James Tnrush were serious
ly injured last night a Akron. 10
miles east Of here A stop-cock blew
eff the boiler Of the new electric
light plant CAST died at midnight
Thrush viii recover The former was
. son Of a Cast, nov hunting in
Texas
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02

isfied the appetite Of a king. But
the sweet and pleasant inter
course of friend with friend,
modulated and reiued by the
presence of our wives and daugh-
ters, was the chief charm of the
occasion. From the time we all
came in from the hunt, with
nothing to do but to see that the
old darkey cooks made no mis-
takes in the culinary department,
until the October sun, with it's
gold and glory, began sinking
rapidly towards the western ho-
rizon, we had nothing to disturb
the joy of the occasion. And he
who was prepared to enjoy ma
ture at her best, and whose heart
was susceptible to female charms,
was surely blessed that after
noon. But time brings her sor-
rows and disappointments. /
know of but two men and three
women of that little happy band
who survive. One by one, like
leaves of the forest before the
zephyrs of fall, they have fallen
and settled themselves down,
where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at
rest" Shall not some of us look
for the footballs Of these dear
ones some good day, and hope to
hear a welcome home?
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02
R. E. Pool of South Carolina OIL
Road Buildin6

A certain amount of labor and
money is expended on your roads
every year. If a part of this
yearly amount were applied to
payment on road machine, and
the, balance t0fun the machine,
a grent deaDfnofea far better
work would be done without in
creasing taxes or outlay.
Improvement is the order of
the day in every industry. Why
not in good roads? If the roads
in your town were your private
pIoperty, and you had to keep
them in order at your own ex-
pense, there would not be another
days work done on them without
a machine; you would droy the
old methods in short order and
do well and economically with an
improved machine what had been
done poorly and extensively in
the past by hand. Just apply a
little of your private business
sense to the matter, and see if it
does not tell you to at least in
vestigate this machine business
by giving one a trial, and be in
a position to judge for yourself
whether you ought to have one or
not.
"The large majority of roads
for some time to come will re-
quire only earth for their con-
struction, and for this reason it Is
essential to the prosperity of each
community that the earth road
be properly cared for. In MAX
ing extensive repairs plows or
scoops should never be used, for
! such implements break up the
compact surface which age and
traffic have made tolerable.
Earth roads can be rapidly re-
paired by ajudicious use of Road
Machines and Road Rollers. The
road machine places the material
where it is most needed and the
roller compacts and keeps it there.
These two labor-saving machines
are just as effectual and neces-
sary in modern road work as the
mower self-binder and thresher
are in modern farm work. Road
machines and rollers are the
modern inventions necessary to
satisfactory and. economical
earth-road construction and re-
pair. Two good men with two
teams can build or repair more
road in one day with a roller and
a road machine than many times
that number can with picks,
shovels, scoops and plows, and
do it more uniformly and more
thoroughly" The Austin and
Western Road Machines are the
best.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02
NUMBER As

suspended from it's walls hang
the enlarged portraits of our dis
tlnguished dead of the last CEN
tury, and they look so natural
and life-like that you almost feel
that their invisible spirits were
present. Stacked about the room
here and there are muskets with
fixed bayonets, sabres, cartridge
boxes, etc. ,and all accoutrements
OF war, while suspended from
the ceiling hangs several Missis-
slppl battle flags. Among them
found the End Mississippi in
fantry, time worn and battle
Scared. | stood under it's folds
and thought of the time, 1861.
Wherl, with more than 100 brave
boys, followed it to Virginia, and
OF how it waved over us at Bull
Run, Manassas, on the 81, da,
Of July, 1861, and / thought OF
the heroic ones that followed It
through the campaign of Virgin
la and left only a handful who
captured with this flag on July ].
1868, at the battle of Gettysburg.
after a desperate fight in an open
field. They succeeded in drivin
the enemy back, and while cross
ing the railroad through a deer
cut, they were charged by a brig
ade of Wisconsin troops, an.
were all captured, only number
ing only 9S men. This flag was
carried by VIM. Murphy, Co. A.
1t is now fairly well preserve,
and has inscribed on it, Sevei,
Pines, Manassas, Malvern Hill
and Gaines Farm battles in which
they were engaged. | though.
this might interest the old men,
bers of the End Miss. Regiment
who still linger on the way while
the great majority of their com
rades have gone to answer the
last grand revelee above. Wife
and our delegation all well and
happy and send best love.
Yours respect.
j. M. HoYLE.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02
The Most Impressive Scene Ever
Enacted in a STAGE Drama

The scene of all scenes in the great
religious drama ''Ben Hur" is the mir
acle on Mount Olivet, with which the
performance terminates. This final
scene in the drama shows the reunion
of "Ben Hur", his mother and his
sister, after the passing of Christ to
Jerusalem. The mother and sister of
Hur, who was stricken with leprosy,
have been cleansed by the Nazarene
and they are surrounded by wonderia e
multitude who sing praise to Jesus OF
Nazareth.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Lee County.
To Knight, Yancy & Co., defendants,
Birmingham, Ala.
An attachment at the suit of r. G.
Strain & Co. against your estate for the
sum Of forty-five hundred dollars, re.
turnable before the Circuit Court of
Lee county, Mississippi, at Tupelo, has
been executed and is now pending In
said court and unless you appear before
said court on the third Monday in Feb
ruary, 1906, and plead to said action,
Judgment will be entered and the estate
attached will be sold.
This Jan. 26th, 1906.
r. L. K1NCANNON,
Circuit Court Clerk
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02

For My residence on Madison
street. A good, cheap home. apply to
j. T. Cunningham.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-02
Strawberry Plants.

Klondike, Lady Thompson
and Excelsior the three great
varieties for the South. So
per 1000, 25c per 100, special
prices on 100 or more.
". Il: Rea, Shannon, Miss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
Politicians ARE
DENOUNCED

~ ss~ena say's session - the
ssai salNsn Lsaxue. which IL being
kss q ise FIRST Methodist church.
~ hsassY sifsniet. about 1a6 8~l-
sznsz ssiax psraenl AZ thia nzosa-
~ session
b. seha M Dean spoks On the
sAseef -'The Initiation and Refer
ss6a@ - League Measures Rev.
lssa inqk fAls oecasion 70 dsaagnes
~ ralisstsz - 9sneFat those leeai-
B n eastixusaF.
aAasr sneakrrM and their suite t.
y tstsfs szNsfan wsrs Rev charles
, saFs n snaharntsh. 40 spoke
e. 'Fskatssa ~ the Afinlstcr 20 the
frn~faacs Reform ard Rsy 4.
sevia - rhs Norwegian IN the
fxst
6 A Heath. % Philadelphia. 4
nnsa = International reputation.
'Fats~t = fsu musical selections
kNsx ssslays session.
uas sft<fnadn's r~ssiar r. taken
= M addresses b. Rev. " r.
fTt ~ Tsesfna. Mrs Margaret
hnsns sersetary ~ W g. r. a.
7 kssassn wAshlnetan. and PROT ~.
~ iissf secretary Of The Unlver-
~ 4 Puget sound A session viii
: ~ isnsxhf. Attorney Everett
tziA rrpsifinx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
BARBER STRONG
ON N. 0. VIEWS

Municipal ownership had one
strong advocate today aud ne kes
into trouble over the eNproaainn Y
hia Views MICHAEL Ramiheh't -
barber al $50 fealef Nay piss ~
trade next door "a polling nlHrf
About noon today somo one nutls',1
that he had eopy of the hoapi.
Natl aud Herald Of September / ]
stuck un ia his front window tue
front page was full of nrEtimrhta
aud figures showing the udFiaahilis
Of voting Ior muusipal ownership.
The election Judges objected 10
the sign on account Of ita nearhens
ca the polling place aut 4 was iak
ca down al their suggestion bf
police officer When the OFFICER
disappeared u was promptly stnRh
up agin b. Ramischer. who even
threatened one man With hia taf"f
~ he didn't stand out from IN front
of that sign
No arrests we're made. bat the
election Judges promised trouble II
Rnmtsoher iidn't behave himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
CULPRIT AND
VICTIM LEAVE

Edna nyea. the unfortunate vic.
tim Of Elmer Pfuitt. who was yea.
tersiaY returned 10 Idaho. where be
~ wanted for horse stealing. and
who. IN company With the Kifl. vas
arrested in q Main ~. losiKiux house
hy Detectives Hubbard and Nc.
C'iurx. waa yesterday returned To
her mother by the police
Police Maffon Kelly called upon
the boys AZ headquarters foT a sub.
acriution and met sith read,
rwaponse from the uniformed men.
plalu clothes men aud nrWapa pr
men. the entire amount being raiaesl
in a little over hall an hour Doth
ihe Eiri and Pfuitt igft Ia ehafEs,
pf chcrlff Nichols. u Canyon eoun'
o.. the former a. a prisoner AL
ia. latter a. a truanf After furu.
lnx Fruits over Ia Caldwell. Idaho.
the sheriff wiIi personally ennaaei
che unfortunate younk girl 10 the
huEne Of her paFvnis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
WOMAN
HANGS
RESPONDENT, Mrs Berg
strand Committed
Suicide This
Afternoon.

$50. sonhle Rerrstrand, asea %
w avn. las at els f1fth avenue.
fe.sn ..,,s,.l Suicide Tits afternoon BY
sa.- ..as herself She had previous.
~ sss,sspsei 20 cut an artft> tn her
..,as ar.n vlsh a knife -,
~ Htle Is knoNn 81 Mrs
,s.ss.'ssrsnA a. she h q reeent ar
- fe,,, Colorado She has a
~" Neme and . daaghtef. Flor
-. f..ns IN Juneau
ss ~. psrssiraad bad expected 90
=. f,em hef dsusatcg eut not
- ...,.s sas word became dcspon'
n -. 80 l,ulk her iifa A nope Nas
- s.,,.l 10 a hook IN clothes
"A THIS vas thrown esef
80 AZ the ruonl. Mra Rers'
y 49, u sss,a on a chair while plac.
$50. - u.uss around her neck and
So = over the chair, sifauFlius 70
-. aerstfsud has been litlng
-. h.,sue 81 james Hrannan. and
erleek this sftrfnoon Mrs
ssss called hcr Receiving M
- ~ opeuei the door and
- Wofaan hanking The cor
- ~ besa natiiicd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
WILL REBUILD
PORT ORCHARD

stern heel steamer Port or
rhard, which has been running in-
seHaanlly fuf months between He-
attic and Port orchard bay points.
niil be taken from that run shortly
- undergo extensive repairs. the
"details uf which have been partially
announced By IT. A. Kennedy man
aNrr " tic company Contractors
Ia Seattle aud Tacoma are figuring
upon the work.
A new hull will be constructed for
the vessel aud the cabins and ullat
house rrmodeied Tho vessel. when
completed ugder the new plans.
vii set higher upon the water and
tho bottom VIII be OF greater depth
and more slender The improve
ments ATE modelled after the hull of
tha steamer state OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
LOW RATE To
SPOKANE

The passenger department 81 the
Great Northern railroad announced
tosiay one Of the most liberal eKeur.
sion concessions Ia the history 81
that road For those desiring to
visit Spokane for the purpose 81
attending che Northwest Publicity
hurrau II this state. which con.
yenes September q. a rate 81 ouH
fare for the round trip has becn
made
The State Publicity bureau i
represented In Seattle BY the
Chamber II Commerce and the
Commercial club The loW rate ex
eursioua. Il h explained b. com
merciai representatives. II an cyl
dence Of the railroads desire 10
promote aud develop the state ~
Washington The HiaEle fare 20
Spokane Il tioi0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12

Steamer Robert Dollar u awaiting
orders 10 sail for San FfauelHeo. ~
IL reported that the Dollar viii not
90 10 Bsiliueham 10 load lumber for
the aoutn Aui VIII have n capacity
load ~ general cargo fof Han Frau
cisco from fhia port Some little
trouble BE- being experienced in SEE
curing n crew. but the Robert poi-
lar viii undoubtedly yet away when
ordered.
The silver salmon fun ga tbs
sound has been 20 light since the
season opened that prices for the
fish have not been aRfesd upon ~
the flHh companies u iH expected
that before the close 81 the week
the prices wlll be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
RICHARDSON ON
THE TRAIL

skst.WAY, sept Major
W. glrhaslsan. president - the
ss.ssa roaa commission. has set
ss~~p 4 lssk TO perform which
= esass him % earn his salary
- - a@xt fsw weeks b. the sweat
: =. erse as sell as hf the use
3 srxg wattef Ne y eoluE % take
- ~ p,ands avusrslupuis across
=. fsiF6anks Haidaz trail thar che
sn~ssslaa has bsVn working On all
xzers<r
ke1kxram received b. Iisat@n
az Oscaard. secretary % the cons'
nlsslen from MAJ Richardson
as IL latter sill leave Fairbanks
slsrany first class passenger on
- aw-rsrane dsek q q fsNas hfon.
a. uer he nliltary rc.ta. en- hts
N D ne ofsan. he vas evident
! espersisx taaf the trip would no'
"a ees narsts e. : snatay
xssnl Menac. a. b. directed Lieu
sszas 0rvhari 10 xhlP SOME % tns
sszset eloskes which h. isft ~
lis Es<s - spFia6 20 him ~
rmzuFA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
sur mas TO CHINA.

4 consignment Of 100000 feet
Of railroad ties will be- skipped te
china for tie Imperial Government
railways. Tho British steamer
knuiaford arrived 81 Eagle iarbor
this morning 20 begin loading the
consignment The contract 90 sap.
piy the Chinese government with
rails wAs made with the Robert
Dollar Steamship company. Other
conaiGumebfs viii be made upon
the arrival of several more British
tramp steamers which are due Tor
the next two months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
RACES TODAY
LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE sister Huffman.
10 2. won. Light Wool. second (.
Calffa. third.
SECOND RAcE-specdmaker, 10
10 1. won. Hen shaw. second. Mis-
souri, Lad. third
THIRD RACE Hector. - J.
won. Manaard. second; Ethel Day
third.
FOURTH RACE-Johu l.. tnElis'
6 20 5. won. col. Jim Douglas. sec
ond. Col Bartlett. third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
COD SCHOONERS
WITH BIG CATCH

The cod fishing Achoonsfs Car
fier Dove. Capt Chris Aune. and
Maid of Orleans. Capt. John arusle.
arrived from the sanak island eais
srH after a fishing SEASON 81 tixa
montha and ~ days Both vessels
are NJ West seattte. where the car
goes af cod viii be discharged for
the Seattle Alaska FIah company.
The Maid 81 Orleans has made a
total catch this season 81 $1,000
pounda. vhlie the Carrier Dove has
fotaird TOO. 900 pounds. Both
aehnonera have made three trips
20 this port during the past ~
months. The mate 81 the Maid %
Orleans reported that unusually
strong gales. which aimoai wreck
ed the entire fleet of cod fishers.
Wa cxpsrieaced during the middle
II June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
WINDSOR. ONTARIO.

FIRST RAcE-TanEer. : 70 5.
won. Malta. second. Betsy Binfoff.
third.
SECOND RACE Miss Leeds 10
s. won, Posing, second sheen.
third.
THIRD TtACE-Joe Lazy. 10 ],
won. Exclamation. second. Chahi-
ia, third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
AALlBuT FLEET TO
SAIL FoR the NORTH.

According 10 fishing men the
haIibut fleet now on the sound is
leaving for Southeastern Alaska for
the winter catch. The banks
around Vancouver are playing out
and the fIsh now being caught are
ANAL aaa mostly euils The fish
are now breeding on the sound and
alacent waters and II VIII be some
time before good catches can Be
made. There are about II haiibht
aehoouers on tho sound. str OF
which are on tho West Seattle
naEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
Ladies', Look! Read
This Sure

Tomorrow. Wednesday. BarteIra
Red Cross Drug Store. 6i0 Second
av., Will sell syrlnges and hot water
bottles az onefourth off Besides
making a big saving We guarantee
every one perfect Regular Toe
kinds tomorrow Soc. 81 90 kinds.
75e, or tt40 kinds at ti05. These
are positively the lowest prices
ever made on these quality goods.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
EXTENSION o. TINE
GRANTED NEBRASKA

An extension % tirna o. JanaarY
q. 1891. has beer granted the Meran
Bros company ~ the rnttea states
government f1F ths eumrletipn ~
ths bAttfsship Nehyaaks. The exten-
sion wan received ~ tstrxra % late
yesterday afternoon. A. the Me-
hrAaka nav lies IN hef berth. abe IL
shout completed wifh ths exeepsian
- nsfne snsail interior fininhings
zni outside painting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
posr SAN PEDRO OPENED

Port San Pearo. near los An.
gelss. viii be available Coz the
commerce % the world NJ the end
of this month. according 20 the re-
ports Of United States engineers.
Willis the harbor II not complete
the breakwater extending miles out
into the ocean has been finished,
and vessels wiii be able TO dlss
charge their cargoes inside II the
brnak sstar 90 ienporarY whnrveA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
Wise Men of Seattle

Keep their valuable papers. etc. Ia
Vim -. Perkins 4 Cos modern
chrome steel safe deposit vaults.
They are most conveniently 10
Gated. I'll Cherry st.. and affoid
absolute protection against IRE.
earthquake or thieves.
The cost IL thfling. bat 81 a
year aud upwards. We invite
your inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
INJURED BY
KICKING HORSE

n. ". stoekin. driver foF A. ~.
Hepler. 81 Columbia, was kicked by
: vicious horse this afternoon and
badly injured. ssockin had entered
the stall shortly after noon when
the horse kicked him. knocking him
down ana trampilnE upon him
stockin's collar bone was broken IN
two places and his body covered
with bruises. lie was taken on a
car 10 the Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
HoPs NEARLY GONE.

Hope Thompson. aged Is. ia re.
ported as missing from her home.
500 Weasiake av. having disap.
peared September 3 August ~ the
Eiri disappeared. but returned later
She IL said 10 hs incorrigible, and
a also said 20 associate at times
with low characters. The police
have been asked 90 locate her II
fsosafble
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