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n Denver. where trey took in tire
sights during tn E1ss' eouven,ior-
Ms. ". Z DJxner eft thursday
FOR Rayn1ah- Colo-. where she went
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2. Emerson. the bonus expert for
the Santa Re. xho has been located
AZ this point for -gne tine, has been
transferred to san Be-na-3in0. Cal.
and eft for that point the middle Of
TIE week TO assume the duties Of his
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La Junta tribune., 1906-07-21

Professor C. :. Due.d-. = the STATE
University has jsz- rerHrnei frorz a
trip th-uaZh the n1-tnsrn pat q
tn state. where n. uviIh = n1r-ber
q Others. were 81 4 ze-o.oZical r.
-.a-rh n connection with Universs-y
PARK H exp-cts % spsni t5e
sumner az ho-e-
La Junta tribune., 1906-07-21

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u=<s % his many friends n The city
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arr anticipating th- arrivA- q a n~~
arb1lzrce which ~zS ordered re-
e-ntly fron the S-Et-hak-r C0--
pzny. ChicazO- Tn- neS wagon I'll
- a modern vehicle and wIA D.
equipped <ith a Swinging BASKET
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formerly Tackett s Baker. Tns s-y.s
nazl- ot this firm Eas ehzzz-i July
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xi.0 have beer n The city the guss-s
q their relzriEes- C. B. Bz.1ri1zs
ard J Il Bali-iixe ard th=ir fam
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whe-e they Eil sp-n5 =7rse tizz Be-
fore re-urni1z u their hone a.
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trip th-1zgh the n8-thsrn pat of
tn state. where n. v~iIh = n1u5er
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-sa-rh n connection with University
PARK he exp=ct= % spsni ths
summer az hO--e-
Marion z. Miller xaz a MAnzznolz
visitor W-ine=iay and reports that
the Bart0~ Co-<olidz.ed Gaming
Conp4ny's eherry PACK this year Is
exceptionally large ard fire ard that
although the Rail damaged the crop
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La Junta tribune., 1906-07-21

Marion z. Miller xas a MAnzznolz
visitor W-ine=sAy and reports that
the Barlow C0uSoIidz.ei Gaming
Conp4ny's ehe-ry PACK this year i
exceptionally large ard fire and that
although the hal damaged the crop
10 a CERTAIN szte.zs- < did not eOye-
q vey large territory. and that there
: Al abundance Of cherries
C. Rockwell Fletcher a young
newspaper man from Knapp. Wis.
arrived in La Jgntz THURSDAY and
eft his suit case. which concainei
al his besoaxinxs- IA the waiting
rom AZ the station a fex minutes
while he stepped o1t upon the pla.-
form Returning shortly il had dis
appeAr~i- Officers ~ere notified
and q search uaz made. but the thief
had made good his escape-
Hazel Isabel Marsh the se~G-
yeH-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN H. MArsh- died At the
home Of her parents IN the east part
Of the city weinesiay evening. July
18th The funeral wzz private and
occurred from the re<s5ence Thurs
day zfte-ncoo- and szs m charge Of
Uniertzker J. T. Cook the rennzins
beng lzid to rest n River-iew cen-
es4y- The heartfelt sympathy Il
de entire community . extended -
he fnnily d their beresvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
WILL ARRIVE
TONIGHT

The commission delegated BY the
United States government to tnNti-
tuta an Investigation into the Va
lourla horror Will arrive In Seattle
tonight AZ 5 o'clock aud will take
quarters al the Washington hotel
Before the Investigation com
menees the commission. including
the advisory committee appointed
~ the Chamber 81 cummTea. viii
make a trip 30 the scene of the
wreck. and Immediately upon their
retnrn the Investigation will start
The special advisory committee
appointed by the Chamber II Com
mnrce to aid aud assist the gov.
eminent commissioner l. composed
~ The following members Josiah
Collins. chairman ] W Roberts.
" r. Csrham. Captain Chileolf and
Judge Roger s Greene The preai.
dant looks tn the Chamber ~ Com
meree for aid in the investigation
consequently the chamber appointed
the advisory COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
FOUND IT PAID

with empty purse and shabby
clothes. poor and disseminated.
william johnson had struggled
along for years. II took all he could
make to keep up his family ex-
penaes. Now. what a change He
Is thrifty looking and has a grow
ing bank account lie did II by
watching the bargains at BaftelFs
Drug Stores. SOC and ei0 End Ave.
and saving money on hts purchases.
Here are a few Of the bargains that
will be offered Wednesday. Mems
Coin Purses. CSC kinds. ice; Ladies'
Hand Bags. $3.50 kind. Vie; Pack
ers Tar Soap. 25c bars. iic: Red
Cross Tar and Egg Shampoo Soap.
25e sire. Isc: 400 Fountain Pens.
Toe: Torrey's guaranteed Hollow
Ground Razors. worth $50. SIC;
shaving Soap. Zoe bars. &c. laiher
brushes. PIE kinds. fsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
BROWNS in
THE BAY

An unknown man fell into the
bay from Pier | al n 30 last night
and sank before assistance arrived.
lie had been drinking In several Of
the aeamen'a saloons In company
with John Long. a fireman on board
tho indianapolis. and returned Ia
the ship with the latter about mid
night.
Tho pair we're talking together on
the dock. and the unknown was
standing with bis back 10 the yea
sci when he slipped aud fell over
board. Lone raised an alarm. but
he was too late In doing IA, aud the
unfortunate man sank before his
eyes.
Nothing f. known ~ the man or
his people. and Long claims that
he was merely a chance acquain-
tanoe whom he picked np IN a wat
orfrnnt saloon. LonK was taken 20
police headquarters. where he war
sieiAinrd until he Was able 20 give
D clear account Of the accident. a.
he was almost helplgaalY lnioxicai
I'd az tho tins he vas taken to.
Ne was released aud sent back 90
the ahip as soon AZ be had sobofed
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

We asa the best We could" was
tho evaaiVo reply uf Patterson.
Attorney FRYE forced the port
captain Ga admit that the Queen and
Topeka were utterly worthless a.
Tar an rendering AID waa concerned
Patterson stated that the only policy
the two ships could pursue Was 10
lay 10 al sea and wait for any tafta
ef hfehoats that happened 10 float
through the breakers out 90 sea.
When asked why he could lower
a hfehnat 10 pick up the lifcfaft
With Is souls aboard aud yet be un-
able Ia float a ufcfaft or boat into
the wreck the port captain again
eNaied a direct reply and took refuge
"a long explanation OF the ire
mendoua seas and swift tides that
prevailed
inspector Whitney nuce again
came 10 the aid OF the Pacific Coast
vmfloye and triumphantly asked "
be had not been on the sea when a
tfchoat would not have lived as
Ions as match In
Tho port captain answered with a
convincing 4 should remark"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
OBJECT To PAYING
FOR THE REGRADE
BROOKLYN Property APPEAL TO SUPREME
COURT MATTER OF TIE ASSESSMENT FOR WIDEN.
ING SIXTH Az NORTHEAST

To test the constimtianaiity Of the
present method OF assessing prop.
erty for street. improvements. and
also to defeat II possible the aaBeaas
ment Tor widening aud regarding
6th Av " r.. a large nnmber Of
Taxpayers living on that street and
on nearby streets al brooklyn have
appealed from tho city assessment
for that purpose and will take the
matter Ia the supreme court Of the
state The notice Of appeal was
filed In the superior court this
morning by Attorney John W. Rob
crtn 1, IL signed by "A large mum
Der of the persons RaasAsed, and n
great many more aro Interested Ina
thu case
The present system 81 assessing
property for improvements is BY "A
commission appointed by Judge uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
COURT NOTES

Mike Mallory was given a sen
tsnee ~ rs months n the pculten-
tiarf this morning BY judge Ffater
81 tie criminal Department 81 the
superior court for larceny from the
person. lie pleaded Ealiiy Mallory
claimed ~ be stranger here and
WIS given a iiRhf aentencs because
- his plea ard hard luck story
A. Lasve. a lneal junk dealer. thia
morning pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge u wiiifuiiy buying stolen
Epos1a. he waa charged with buying
ffofn a thief named fagiu some ma
ehinary belonging - the LoEErrs
Supply company. which be knew TO
10 stolen
r. 4. Moorchead and q. GuHtavNeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

the superior court The appointing
Judge is also required 10 view the
property. and n there are any com
plants against the asseaaments tho
Judge who appointed the commits
sion hears tho complaints. The pro-
vision is claimed 10 be uneonBtitu-
tlonal. and on that basis the matter
will bo taken 20 the supreme court
The widening and grading Of
Sixth AZ. n. Il. has been obiected
tn by many citizens Of that dis
trict as being beneficial chiefly 20
tho Seattle Electric company. and
paid for BY persons who DO not be
lieye they receive any benefit from
the changes. These taxpayers took
tho matter before Judge Albertson,
Who appointed The commission that
assessed the property. and II Is
from hts decision that they are ap-
peallnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
ATTORNEY FIR YES
DIFFICULT r TASK
INSPECTORS rAl 70 ACT WITH HIM IN AN tFrORr TO az
euse PERTINENT TESTIMONY IN VALENCIA WRECK
REARING
REARING

"A. s,ssarlne % ths Valencia
/" .s.tian today Inspectors
..s,,ess ana TURNER continued their
s.ssssnt crfofts ta e1eaf the Pa
-. .s,.st company ot aux tvspeu
.sv,x IA the catastrophe Captain
ftafriA II tbr tuE tahsda.
ne first witness called. Armed
- his hos hoak CaHiRtn Harris
- ~ apparently satisfactory aes
80 az Alta actions frnm the mos
- -, !. ar.t heard - the wreck.
=, seestsnns Nere propauuded 20
u.,.t. M The Inspectors concerning
=. ,s.Msns far not atiru,ptinE any
- work Attorney Frye could
-, nethlne nrum tho witness eN-
- sssans about tae current and
Asssy seas
ret.k y Bnukcr who loat his
"a. ana TIVE chndren la the wreck.
-, ,eak The stand and reiterated
=. rksrses Of inenwpetnney and W
:. a. 81 discipline among tho Of
-. ans crew AZ bunker aenied
.mssAllcaly WalteF Counor's state
III that ocriain 81 The crew eircu-
80 anssnE the raasenzefs with
-. AZ cheer and encnutagemcns,
:. yn,nkar also stated that he saw
= ...mher af the crew help adjust
-. ereNrfvera "a the passengers
:. i,.,,ared that the Nsicncia's i0E
-. wrr~ net IN bis opinion. IN the
-, e trim ans that the rotary
- n seunding vas sfeeHcd with
"a bxferu L Nogld run properly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
NO WESTERN MAN
ON COM MITTEE

WAsHINGTOH. y. C.. Feb. Ia
The house committee on foreign AT
fairs Is now confronted with the
problem Of how 10 exclude Chinese
without offending China President
Roosevelt has requested the COM
mltiee 20 frame bill that viii
smooth down the anger Of the
Pekin government. aud at the same
time keep out the coolies. II has
been remarked as peculiar that
Speaker cannon has placed no mem
Dor on this committee from the dis
triet farther west than Iowa. Rep
reHeniatlve Cousin Of Iowa being the
representative Of the farthcst west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
A. G. kEENE
NOMINEE
SECOND WARD CITY OWNER.
SHIP ADVOCATES CHOOSE
OTTO. TIMER FOR COUNCIL
CANDIDATE.

A large seeund ward meeting ~
the municipal ownership party vas
held last evening lu Qltman'a hall
far the purpose Of placing in nom
tnafiau man FOR the council. 90
take Tire riaee of A. D. Haas. with
afHHu.
Tho names ~ A. @. kerus. /.
Myers and 4. = fIaRe were sua-
Eesfsd NJ Flang Withdrew hin
name and on the second ballot a.
=. keena wuH nominated
AZ keenr has lived ia fhe ward
Ii years
After the purpose ~ ne meeting
had heoh accomplished. speeches
arre made b. Judge " D. Wood
and r ". Harmon. chairman 81 the
campaign entmmitfee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
Ros.,s Reporter.

During the testimony Inspector
whitney turned 90 a reporter and
sareaslically told the newasathersr
That one OF hts stories about tho 10.
cation of thu wreck was trifle
erroneous The newspaper man de-
nied the lmputa tinn.
Now you shut up or get out o.
here. anHrily shouted Inspector
Turner.
Turner was good listener this
morning. lie said hut little lie only
took part IA the investigation when
Il became necessary 20 burden the
record with further proofs of the
Pacific coast steamship campany'a
great efforts e. 10 is best 20 aid la
the rescue of passengers.
Attorney ffye IL handicapped by
the lack % operation hY the In
speetors. hat - adduelnE great
deal 81 damaging testimony lie
would be able "a act a great deal
more n the inspectors and he were
In harmony.
AZ noon Captain Patterson had
not concluded his testimony and re-
samed the stand this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

sweeping yet taken In the contest
between Frank onEnod ~ this city
and Crawford for the control Of the
ruaa. contains the charges Of dis
honesty already made against oa-
good by Crawford ia detailed form.
The suit was filed With the county
clerk this morning az an interven-
ton Ia the case ct k'gan and Berry
man. two small Stockholders against
oHEoodi II Is part OF the suit 10
prevent oagnod from transferring
"a eastern parties the controlling in
tereHt In the stock IT the company.
The Intervention calls for the de
posting OF the stock In question
with the clerk Of the superior court,
and the readiuatment of Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
tNTERuRBAN KILLS
GHocERYMAH's HORSE.

Car No. 30 Of the Puget Sound
Electric company. yesterday after
noon ran into and Instantly killed
a horse be unginR 10 the Winship
GfaCery company Of Foster
Al the time ~ the accident the
car wah In charge Of Motorman J.
W Wheat and. without the sound Of
The whistle or the cisng Of bell
the car came around the curve al q
break meek speed. striking the
horse. which was standing on the
crossing. and throwing him about
20 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
BODY OF AGED
FARMER FOUND

FRESNO. Cal. Feb. i5-The
body OF Henry A. Jackson. the aged
farmer. whose cabin was found
upattercd with blood Sunday. was
discovered today ia railroad euls
vert n mile and a half from the
scene. Ills head was blown of by
shot.
The surroundings Indicate that
two men were implicated and that
robbery waa the motive. There II
no trace % the murdeferA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
WOULD BUILD
ARMY DEPOT

WASHINGTON. FEB - Quar-
terrnaAter General Humphrey says
that the property off Black Point.
az the entrance ID san Francisco
hafbor. between The low water
mark and tho boundary Of the bay
now In litigation between the gov
eminent and the Freeman heirs.
who claim tt. will be used 20 build
big depot upon for the quarter
masters subsistence and medical
departments ~ the army II the Foy.
eminent wins the suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
To BEGIN
WORK

Contracts for the excavating and
construction of tho arca walls for
the new Arcade building. TO be built
ON the west half OF the block on
which the present Arcade building
now stands. have boon let and the
work will begin at once The con
tract for the excaynting has been
glyen 20 the firm OF Charles W.
Hawley a Co. and the construction
Of tho area walls 20 ~ w. Bailey
Saunders a l.awton. tho architects
Tor the new Arcade building. stated
this morning that the plana and
specifications will be ready about
March rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

seas heterc she overturned.
Inspector whitney pouneea upon
the witness when Attorney Frve
had concluded and enaraVorea e.
diacredit Mr nunkera testimony Nv
inainuatlhg that Re miHht not have
seen the officers at their atations
ew inE 10 the darkness Mr.. bunker
feelied that the lights were burning
as on every night but still he could
rveegaise any OF the officers al their
posts % duty.
Inspector Whitney failed 70 shake
the Witness testimony aud only
made matters VERSE. because Nj.
bunker merely emphasized his ae-
cusationa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
INTERVENING
SUIT is FILED

Asking that a receiver be APP
pointed 10 handle the affairs II the
Seattle. Renton a Southern railway.
and that the entire stock Of the COM
pahy DO placed tn bis charge Tor re=
adjustment among the stockholders.
William II. Crawford has begun a
new action Ia the complicated liti-
CATION Tor tho control Of the eiecs
trio suburban line.
This action. which II the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
NEW SEATTLE
CORPORATIONS

OLYMPIA. Feb. ~ The follow
Ing articles OF incorporation have
been received by the secretary OF
state and will be filed as Of record
today
achWahacher Realty company. OF
Seattle. capital $4,000. sigmund
and Leo s. Sch Wabaeher. James
Goldsmith. N. Eekstein and ..
Aronson.
Miners and Merchants Bank. II
Ketchikan. Alaska. with beadquar-
ters at Seattle. 10000. w l.. Col
Her. L. r. Voolfolk and William
Thaanum
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BIG FIRE:
At ELG|N
500 900 BLAZE DESTROYS a
NLARoE WAREHOUSE AND
NFREiGHT CARS.

Ia GRANDE. Ore. Feb. l3.-Fire
AZ Eikin At 3 o'clock this morning
destroyed the Elgin Forwarding
rompany'H warehouses and oon-
tents. besides six freight cars OF the
O n a ~ Origin unknown The
loss Is si00. 600
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ssnssr's Charges.

II, repeated bis charges that there
$50 NJ afncera o. members of the
s,ss Stationed ai auy u the boats
= aus that when he arose inuie-
a.,,lx AFTER the ship struck 40
w.wlax Was conveyed 20 the pas
vasess. sAAs oFdars wefs issutd en
every hand with no one IN author
~, shzt no crews wcre placed in
~ atss,aas and na uffieers sta
tlene4 "a IN Iifsboal Is take corn
wana kftrE she left the shin
NJ Buekrr declared positively
Al Z two or three competent sea-
n,en had been placed Ia charge AZ
~ hsaf uhleh ~ catered he vas
~stsin thAt she weaii never have
,ssslnea ils stated nat the lifehoat
L. n the ireagh e three or four
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MRS. TACCART
MUST APPEAR

WOOSTER. ohio. Feb. i7-Judge
panuhna to-day decided that Mrs
ufatr TaRRart must produce her
aops ~ court within two days or for
fali her riRht n sppeai. when the
children viii be wholly under the
control Of their father. He uaii tho
case would be called Friday because
MAJOR TngFart must - 70 the Phil
irulnen next week.
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PIRATE SUSPECT
LANDS IN JAIL
PLUMBER FOUND SCHOONER cLYo1-oN1 ALLEGED THIEF
ESCAPES.

sound. Bni williams was arrested
hut hts companion. Thompson. Is
still a. large Plumber stolen from
the launch Goldnhch. belonging 10
Captain White. Was found on board
the Clyde Williams was arrested
while the search was being made
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ESCAPES.

EVERETT. Wash. Feb. IA
Deputy Sheriff stanyar and City
Detective Wells oyefhauled the
schooner clyde near Port Town
send last night She IL believed 10
be pirate craft plying GA Puget
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Tom Barry. who pitched a few
games for Kansas city last season.
has signed With indianapolis. Bar
~ was not iu condition last year.
his weight being about fifty pounds
above normal II Is said he Will
train down 20 condition.