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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-24

Lots 14-fuI1 block at ss0o.-carf-
ton & Bell.
For you turkey. phone AS sacra-
mento Market.
Turkey uIaner at Ell Captain Hotel
Christmas, Is cents. 51t3.
Mixed fresh nuts, Csc per pound,
at The Racket Store. Soft
For fat ducks, turkeys and Christ
mas dinners, call 425. sofa
Any furniture or stoves to sell? Ma
kin pays highest cash price. 5tf
Going to use gas? Maxim pays the
highest prices for old stoves.
A piano for Christmas? See Ber-
nard Pos about it. Phone 322
A piano for Christmas? See Ber-
nard Pos about it. Phone 1922
Bring me your R. r. tickets for
quick sale. Holden, 222 N. Main.
Figure with B. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone It's. 7f
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-24

See Holden for cheap R. R. tickets
back east, 222 Main ST.
By sending us your laundry, getting
1t back on time. Phone 29-RoswelI
steam Laundry. 47t6.
A. B. Waskom returned to Dexter,
Friday morning having come up on
Thursday.
P. B. Richey came in Thursday ex-
ening from Kansas City an extend
ed business trip in the North.
w. M. Reed went to Carlsbad Sat
urday to remain a few days looking
after Reclamation Service work.
Considering the salaries Roswell
churches pay ministers, it is difficult
to understand why any man should
be driven to stealing a Bible.
800 acres of land near Roswell
with plenty OF water for irrigation,
Is or 20 acres bearing orchard, small
house and some other improvements,
Valued at $50 per acre.-Carlton &
Bell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-24
.BoelIner, the Jeweier. has j

.Boe1lner, the Jeweier. has IT
cheaper. S7tf
Red top rye. the best family
whisky. full quarts $1.50. Oriental. tt
Red Top Rye. the greatest family
whisky. full quarts $50. O~riental10tf
Red Top Rye. the greatest family
whisky, full quarts $1.50. O~riental10tf
If you buy right you can always
sell for a profit. Buy real estate from
Carlton & Bell.
We guarantee not to shrink fan
nels. Try us. Phone %. Roswell
Steam Laundry. 34t26
None of your family can play your
piano? Buy a player from Bernard
Pos. Phone 1922.
Fix up for Christmas. Let us clean
and press your suit.-Hamilton Bros.
Tailors. Phone 224. Aft.
20 per cent discount on all holiday
books and Bibles till after Xmas.-In-
gersolPs Book Store. stiff
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-24

We have all kinds of bargains in
city property of all kinds. See US be-
fore you buy.-Carlton & Bell.
Send us your laundry and get it back
promptly. Phone 30. Roswell Steam
Laundry. 34t26.
A box of Cigars is best for a
man---see the Smoke House.
5lt3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-24
For Sale,

I offer for sale at private sale for
cash, at my residence foul miles S.
w. of Roswell, the following proper
ty: 8 head COWS and heifers; $50
hens; Z stands bees; n moving ma
chine; one disc harrow, 160-tooth; 1
Empire spray pump with 100-gallon
tank; one cider mill; some household
goods. Offer good until Dec. 28th.
52t3* J.. A. GISHWILLER.
1 al sell your R. R. tickets. Holden
222 N. Main. 52tf.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
Stark

Prospects for bumper crop were
never better in these parts.
The ball game Saturday, July 7th,
twas enjoyed by the usual large con-
}gregation, the winners taking about
eleven to the others four. This NAV
not be just correct but not far wrong
in proportion.
George Shrader, wife and children
OF Myersville, were visiting at Stark
Sunday
'The ball game Sunday between our
local sports VS.. Denhoff, played on 3the
Denhoff grounds, resulted In the
large score. of Is to 10 in favor of
Denhoff. The score might of been in
creased only for poor running ability
of some of the boys.
Will Moe and wife of Hurdsfeld,
were visiting old Nebraska friends in
this vicinity over Sunday. They are
all North Dakota friends now.
Mrs. S. G. Bunce presented Mr..
Bunce with new baby girl Thursday,
July 5, the baby being of the usual
North Dakota heavy weight variety.
Neighbor Brown is erecting large
new barn at his place one and half
miles east of this place
The children of Mrs. Collins have
been sick the past few days but are
better at this writing.
Mrs. Stark and Mrs. Brace were
calling at the home of Mrs. S. G.
Bunce last Thursday The buggy
might say they are not light weights,
but who knows.
School at this place is closed owing
to the three months term having ex-
pired.
Grain is heading in fine shape and
prospects were never better than at
present.
Mueller Bros completed the mason
work onsA. C. Browns barn last week.
l. H. Roberts is erecting a large
new barn this week with W. A. Doc
little swinging the saw and square.
Geo. Berg is once more with us,
having been ,sojourning the last two
weeks at Courtney, N. d.
The dance at Mr. and Mrs. Sipes'
residence last Saturday night was at
tended by large and jolly crowd and
everyone reported fine time.
Still the landseekers continue to
come this way. =" ~.
Several have commenced having
and report the grass as rather short
this year.
The basket social Friday night was
a success in more ways than one and
was enjoyed by the many In attend
ance. 4sS
Phoenix will please note her error
on ball game record since last satur.
days game of Phoenix-Twin Lake VS..
Goodrich, as the nice large score of
Is to IA in favor Of Goodrich was
booked. This score certainly takes
the prize.
As several complain Of the omission
OF these Items from this place last
week we win make an apology, az we
were not aflicted with the writer's
cranp but OF scarcity Of time and Of
not always being at home.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

the comedian, gave us several songs
in his clear soprano voice, including
under the ."'Emhizer" Bush and sever
al, goodbye soldier songs. a num-
Der of the selections were very
touching. Mr.. -Ormes has been all
through these scenes, as he spent
three years soldering in the. Philip
pines. .....~ 81. &C.,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

"a Paints, oils and glass, machine oils.
Iinseed, and lard oil, root paint, So
'cents a gallon &c Faunces Harrison
Bros. prepared paint ,TIsaera Is none
better Can and see me and get
prices and circulars, ali free is ater.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

n UNt1 D
Auditors l salary n, = 500 90,
Auditors deputy postage
and express ]. &. ess 80
Treasurers salary 1000 90
Treasurer's clerk hire and u
postage I /. 4. 21s. 81 !
Register Of deeds salary 900 90 !
Registers deputy and s5s. 9
postage 81. s.. I. 617.55
County Judge salary 900 90 /
State attorney salary 1900 90
States attorney expense IL, 90
Attorney BY order Of court rs 90
Superintendent or schools
salary :. ,o40 90
Superintendent deputy
and postage .g.s. 415. 50
CLERK of court SAX LOO 90
Clerk "a court. postage is .05l
County physician salary $50 OOl
County surveyor &. ]. & !. ~. So.
County assessors 81. q L. 90,
Beard ofnealth 14a sssi
County Door So. SAB 3s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
6.2s2.74
1O,445
2.S25 .75
974|'.ss

90, ATS SO
II, $50 rs.
|, ss7 61i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

s. 90
40 100
30 10
II. ZOO
10 30
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
: FUNDS, AND WHERE DEPOSITED.

O
National Bank .$ 1725o.63
Bismarck
Chase National Bank, N Y CITY.
N W. Harris & Co, Chicago
Certificate of deposit First National Bank
Mercer No 1922
Silver
Nckels@ pennies in hands of
= T.. 49,. ~..@ ...
Total
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
REDEMPTION FUND.
EMERGENCY FUND

O5 n. I. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
Ss197.76
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

4 b ii 6 en-, bic ntft
aufgeben. fann man getpOhnli9 off
men, inbem man UNI bas Sbere elm
Sud- binbet, bas aueri tn beibem
WaFer auseerunaen rporben lit.
Wenn es nod niat aufseht, bann
ftele man bas @sfdB umsepenbet in
etpa 1 Sou tiefes foasnbes Waher.
Man babe M9t, baB IS sas @las
ni6t beriibrt. @ud bat man oft grs
folg, fpenn man Elm Mefer unter bas
Summit ftedt.
Bet S9nittmunben fpiile
man bic Wunbe in gang reinem tall
TEN WaFer aus, tporauf man lie nit
Wunbpatte pber reiner 2einpdnb
perbinbet. SIT bic Wunbe tief unb
fpribt bas 8lut in Strablen herpor,
10 bpls man ben Mrat, ba cine pulss
aber perlebt tit. Bis gum @intreffen
bes Mr3tes baltic man bas perlsbte
GrisS fentreht in bic 6Obe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
@inen unan9enebm c

= @tnen undn9enebmen
9o65eitstag mubte elm ppblbabenber
6anbelsagent in paris erleben. Gr
bate fi9 nit Ieiner i90nen Na96arin
trauen laHen. Sc mar cine 2iebesz
beiratb. Na6 Der Srauung ndbmen
bic Ieubermd6ltsn in aablreider Sc
feQf9aft elm Sribitid in einem 8ouz
leparb : Meftaurant unS bann ging
man in bic Wpbnung Der Gltern bes
iungen @atten, mo Die Seftli9feit eli
men piirbigen @bf9lub finben fpnte.
@egen fe1s rbr Mbenbs, als eben Der
6auspoet bic unpermeibli4e, seiftz
rei6e Rebe iiber bic gbe i'm alleemeis
men loslieb, bau6te Die iunse Satin
einen &ub auf bic Stirn bes eeliebs
ten Mannes unb bat i'm, er mDse bic
@eieQihaft einitnetlen anein unters
balten, Tie babe i'm @9lafaimmer Der
S1piegereltern mod cine fleine Inz
eelesenbeit au beiorsen. Ha4 elmer
balben Stunbe purbe bic junge 6rau
bermibt; Der Gatte sins mad benz
S9laf5immer, um fie su bplen. Oas
3immer mar peri9lofsn. gr podte
unb rief Dergeblid. er erbielt feline
Mntport. Mtt sinem trGftigen Stud
feiner S9ultern fprenste er, bon Be-
forgnib gstrieben, bic Sbiir aus benz
@9lob. Gr Fanb bas 3immer in
ar0bter l1nprbnuns. Muf benz Stubl
lag bas 0odaeitstleib Der iunser
ssrau. Die S9rGnfe unb S9ub=
ldben tparen erbrp9en unb ausges
pliinbert, ales, mas ft9 an S9mud<
faAen unb Wertbpapieren in Der
Stube befunben bate. mar perf4puns
ben : auglei4 NIT Der liebenbsn
iuneen @atttn. Ser 8etroeene requi=
rirte aebro9enen 6er5ens bic poIiaet.
bic alsbalb f%eftitente, bab bas Grau>
leim nit einem iungen, f9par5setlei>
beten Shame bic m9o4aeitsreife" an.
aetreten bate. Gin Gtedbrief unb
cine G9eibunssflast bilben bas tras
glide Gnbe biefer 2i~ebesheiratb. 7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
CAR SHORTAGE
IS PREDICTED
VICTOR sgcsaSs MAKES AN
ASTONISHING STATEMENT
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
srEs JAMES J. tsill.

The state 81 Washington wiil
witness = ear shortage this tall
which has never be~a sauaiea be
fore in the history Of the state
This remarkable statement II
purpoftet % have been mad. TO
BeiiinghAm papers BY Victor u
Bec kman. secretary Of the Lumber
meas Manufacturing association
The infsrview Eoes en- TO state that
the move IL one befuK made By J.
J. Hili 60 10 cripple the Northern
Pacific that h. mAF BE- able "a 80
cure railroad shafes which ~iii give
hIm a majority 81 the Northern
Pacific stock The shortage will Be
fstt mos; IN September and oc,o.
Der
Local officials ~ the Crea,
Northern ami Northern Pacific deny
that there will be any spectacular
shortage u ears For the past six
months The Great Northern has had
cars on Hidiu9s awaiting loads The
Northern Pacific has pisuty Of cars
aud. while there might be 4 shorf.
aFr whan The eastern wheat ship
mentH begin 10 move. " wiii not
last long and 40 fear need be enter
tainsd that lumber or other ship
meufs VIII be held up for lack q
cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
SUMMER WILL
STAY AWHILE

The weather man says that the
little rain Seattle experienced yes.
fertiay Was only a joke.
tie assures ever one thnt there
is plenty n sumner weather yet 70
come. and 30 siiken parasols and
panamas are not 10 be discorded.
The month is starting out very
well for rain" said SIR. Salisbury.
the local observer. this morning.
anA yesterdays and last nights
rains neited about "a ~ an inch.
wlfh 4 few more expected drilling
showers In the skies August. No
far has been a very favorable
month. The digest August was eK.
perienced tw0 years aRo. when
fhrouFhouf the entire month. only
"a Of an inch fell
The rain which fell yesterday
and during the night was very
heavy over Eastern Washington.
but there have been no reports OF
II affecting the crops. or spelling
the harvests.
NO more long dry spells for this
year. and q considerable season OF
pleasant summer weather IL yet IN
store for Seattle and giainity.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
eHaes LAKE,

GREEN LAKE. Aug ~ The
mammoth ncE reservoir soon 70 be
erected on the north shore of
Crecm Lake. all unauoHiionabif be
a monster affair. and wiii prove =
boon 70 thls enfife section ~ the
city wheu u IL unaliy completed
The capacity will DO 81. 00o. 900 gal.
Ions. and {, II reported that work
xtii - commenced upun ita coz
uruetion VERY soon
r. ~ MeNuiisn. who recently
purchased three lots on the corner
81 woodlawn and roth av Will. u
Il said. soon commence ths erection
Of 4 brick block on his property.
The funeral Of Miss Alice Porter,
a late teacher in the Fast Green
Lake schools. was held ~ the home
Of her mother. i7i7 2sd street. yss.
teraay Miss Porter died very sud.
DERBY OF fever At the home % her
brother ut Weraichee Tuesday
She was very popular In this com
munity. where she had resided fof
sofue time
The water department II engaged
In laying fully two miles Of isinch
wooden water mains on the differ
ent thoroughfare4 Of East Green
Lake. The citixens Of the locality
are much pleased 1T the prospects
OF \ greatly Increased supply OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

water but the bnrlaeaa men are
wondering whom those monumental
piles ~ 1irt are to be- removed from
the principal streets
Western Washington Is MT by
auY means peach producing see
ton pi the state, aud # IS seldom
that trees Si That variety are dis
covered ms, bear fruit There -
an exception - the ruio nj East
Green Lake. there being two trees
ON The hospital grounds Of cline
stone variety that boar a good crop
of fruit each year. This season
was 40 exception, the trees being
loaded With the luscious fruit After
tiying the patients all they could
eai. and using them on the family
table twice each day during the en-.
Tito season. nearly 30 quarts were
canned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
CONFER ON THE
REPORT
,o,l,eil aEN AND SANITARY
npsRrs Are HOLDING A
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON
10 AMEND MILWAUKEE or.
FINANCE.

rss ne parpase 81 amendinF the
..ssusaes granting the thicaso.
vuxsaScQ 4 g. paal railway a
rs.staf 4as along the Cedar river
: e<v-nnssace elgk the FsnAff Fens
s.,,-s ). rrofs Abbott. Harrington
.nA s.l.wiek. conference be-
so.-sa asenhsfa Of the council and
- 49, experts Sas held in the
Era ~ Aeilax Mayor = W
a.ass A 3 a.clock this aftaFno9n.
n snpat Whlch the three sam.
s.rx ~xp-fts made On Saturday
=. 60 ,sleead aad the amyat
go 4sscassed M d~tinyte action
rs taken regarding The matter.
- n rspof will he presented 10
- eiff cannei' toaiEet. AND that
.nag Wigs raseg q 70 the committee
81 keai.A and sanitation ert tho
go ssf9pes committee. CcHpcfas
80 slsaasei scott Calhoun will b.
r.nms upaa to make the amend
n.s.s recommended BY thn thFsr
u~ss2 aaa E, VII b ready tng
bzr sassage By TIE couneil asXt
umfay aixht
N Rsaeall. q the k,nE CeuniN
w~:srss sccteiY. this morrlnE an.
e~.nNf tkat Il vas the Intention
4 A. sAcitty % Dissolve the Inlnnc
tsaa gro<esdinks which IL hruaEht
$50 ~ matter Of contamination
uss Orr brought to the atteutiou
4 thai AsNgf
g4w sbtoit leaves for the rsst
tazzxas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
WELL PLEASED
WITH RESULT

According e. Secretary Nananllf
~ The Chamber OF Commerce aett
tln Made duf was great Huc''enl
An during Saturday he refoifga
telephone cRtln eongfatnlatluf MN
an the auot cHa Of the venture w
said thla morning
Several manufacturer have 81
pressed their delight at The out
comic a. Seattle Made day and thny
ncilutc nov that there viii be slea
Seattle Made DAYS in the year IN
shoppers. too. took yefS lively ".
tpfeat Ia the Idea. a. lhel W9hl3
enniinnally aak of the atnteheel ~
cr Was thla made ia Seattle
THE merchants alnn are very murh
satisfied with the outcome ei ne
las. aud from their receipts 4 y
shown that the public entened into
the spirit of the day aud kept up
their rcputed Seattle spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
} sssss a. s q
ON the FRONT /:

THoopahip nuford for tho neHi
two weeks all BE- laid 40. aud 20.
day was taken "a one OF the haofs
steamer fafaiion Ia ON the dock
At Eagle Harhof. but wiii come off
late this afternoon. start loading
and sail fof Southeastern Alaska
temoFro~ night
Steamer Queen sails tonight AZ 7
o'clock Tor san Francisco With q
full load % freight ani many llFst
class paskengsrs
The fnaiana has returned from
Eaauilaalt. where abe yes on Tho
deck. snd IA ioAdink for y
Michael and Nome 81 Pier IL. ssil
Ing Wednesday
stnsmaf Backman. % the Anchor
line. IL due from San Francisco
sunofraN
Excursion atasmag spokane In
.ina from Alaska this aftafaoon and
sill II once begin loading for a trip
90 san francisco rhn exeurniou
srsson ts row practically over. and
The Spokane goes on the southern
run
The prnnsgivania IL loading for
Nome and wiii saii Tomorrow
VITA a full load % frslght the
Olympus sails tonight for Nosns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
ALL EXPRESS
FRANKS OFF
Full TARIFF RATES MUST "a
PAID Nv ALI WHO ssiP ~
EXPRESSING MORE oIAo
HEADS.

Gradually the many little cunces
aiona aud fayurn which have for
marly been extended By railroad
aud express companies. and whleh
alter August = wiil ali be of. ars
coming To light Tho latest IL that
the many franks given ~ the ex
press companies co various Patruns
wtil be nall aad void after Aaxusf
IS The Interstate act hits the en-
press companies The same nlap a.
Il does the railroad companies
Ons feature Of the nse Lac 10
that a shipper aCcaptinE rebate
of eonesssien ell be sahieet 70 a
fins and lmprisoumsnf. "a eel a.
the railroad and official making the
concession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
VICTORIA HAS
GOLD ABOARD

Bringing ts4 passengers and
ttGs. 0n0 ln gold dust from Nome.
the Victoria. Of tho NorihWeAteru
Steamship company. reached port
yesterday after "A quick tip south
OF the gold shipment Si32.00o wna
ia charge Of the Alaska Pacific Ex=
press company Tot tine Ssaltle assay
office. and the remainder ais egu
signed tu san Francisco for the
4eihy Rmsltef company
Tho Victoria reports o stormy
trip north bound. bat fair weather
coming south especially after lraf"
lng Dutch harbor MaBb OF Abe pas.
sennera came out Tor business. in
tending 20 catch the last steamer
back aud spend The winter Ia the
northern camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
SENATOR COMING LOADED.

The Pacific Coast steamship Cos
steamer Senator should arrive In
mort tomorrow with the largest load
Of passengers 10 come south from
nome and ~. Michael this season.
The Victoria ava not call at st
Michael although Il was reported
that a large crowd Of Yukon river
messengers wers awaiting a steamer
at that port aud the senator caught
the bunch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
MRS. BROWN IS
HELD INSANE

sxfsh r Beown. Who lived ~
iIii reash AZ. and who ~as ~.
f~set hst ss~k 90 the charge az
nmnAg sEs txind this morning and
craefx& 10 - committed 20 the
srian - - Insane
! sas gssAably QUE Of The hard
~ es<s ~ insanity eummissien
hzs ksss szfs@d upon &c decide Ter
kzne Iiae Witnesses for and
A<ains ssFe present. and y looked
~ . fims - Il Mrs. brown would
10 aeaHssef
= as ehnfEed that she has mad
Arrests q Ftoiencs On the chii6ren
= he cfsmmuaity and was unsafe
2 - q ltrxs Ms Brown. Sho T.
Ne mother q several children. sho
ssfs tsken frum her some time
sxn ~ safe keeping. ia the ovusr
q eoesifeftbie property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
SUNSET HAS A
ROAR COMING

value
Yet The company declare. that
the assessment h eNhaFhuant aud
nuiualined
There are sWali homes ia the city
~ Healiir witch ara assessed an q
valuation % non SO 10 80 per cent
and even TOO pee cent az thslr total
selllus value a. their cas, Thls
burden the eWnnfa "a those homes
beat without complaint az protest
at least iu mauy instances
o. Course lts Different.
Hut viii q errst public setvltr
corporation ia - different. Thrtc
ATE mea employed Ia the company
to look after such little uattcfa a.
assessment sud iaNttiou The duts
az a tak tErnt Il 90 keep the tasea
down. How this "a accomplished IL
not ~ important Go IN. company
AND IL stockholders as that It Is as-
eomrlishet
The complaint 90 the sunset com
pany vas Tiled thta morning II
elites ~ q fact that the franchise ae.
sesssd at k5Q0oo has 40 value. 90. 81
ttaat MERELY a nominal one. and g.
addition 90 this that it IL not subject
So assraauHvHt The plea will De-
heard hY ths boagd some time next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
REED IS APPOINTED.

Henry y Reed who wss former
" secretary and dtrsstar 81 60
riatEatian ~ the levi. ara CLARK
exposition. in rorti4ad. Vas ap-
pointed director ~ exploitation %
TIE ALASKA Yukon Pacific Exposi.
ton this morning BY the executive
COMMITTEES upcn The request u the
nFess ana publlcify department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
GAR. CONVENTION
OPENS TODAY

MINNEAPOLIS. Aus 1.-THE
doth sncampment Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic opened here
today With too. 900 visitors. Com.
mander in Chief Tanner wiii be
given a reception tonight at the
state capitol. r. n brown. Of
Zanrsvllle. O.. leads the race Tor
In chief Mrs. Gerald
Frisbie. 81 California. asplres TO the
presidency Of the womsn's Relief
roFpa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

noTH FIGHTERS
WILL MAKE WEIGHT,
fserippa News Service.

= uOLDFIELp. New. Aug. ~ .
. Preparations for the big .
= fight are going forward rap. a
= idly Robbie t.audlv will be- 4
4 here within the neat few days .
= 10 help Nelson train Neither ,
u the fighters are affected a. 4
> yet By the climate or altitude /,
= The weather IL luat warm .
. enough for training and both .
can make weight without Fl :
. fort I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
srILt HAS ORDINANCE.

n etinanee granting ths Sc
ssne kieetfie gpmpsay p franc hisn
- sp-sktns ~. which passed the
s'T seeneil swo weeks ago tonight.
ISL = ne hands ~ the cifg eaxi-
nssr ssi has not yct been rstufasd
% AefiaE Mayer D. W Bowen Tor
Ne Signature. The routes have been
kSae axes ~ TIRE city engineer. but
y has nef found any conflicting
ssaases n the sffi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
FIRE DESTROYS Hay LAND.

RIVERSIDE, Cal. Aug IA
thousand acres Of hay land near
Perrie, Riverside county. VAS burn.
Cd over Sunday The stamp mill
~ the Virginia mine aud the build.
inga ~ the Indian Queen mine were
destroyed. together with several
houaes aplafies and much grain
The fire was started b. hunters
The Virginia mine Is owned By J.
" Dnff of I.ns AnRalaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
BEAT HIS RIVAL
AND DIED
lseripps News Service

kicHAoND. Cal. Aug "a Be
1ate harne Pinni refused - marry
mn ami threw his ring ~ hls feet
~ lhe street on their wedding day.
s11is Folieita. butcher. suicided
= saoofins himself IN the mouth Ia
,Aeant 10; last night They we're
nave been married Sunday Fol.
- mot bis Intended on the street
- smother eulior and. after
s'sily beating bis rival. anuounc.
~ intention to commit suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
COMMODITY sArss ARe or.

AZ midnight next "Wednesday the
special commodity rates on the
n hite Pass 4 Yukon route aud con
meeting lines vii expire. and there
after the ordinary rates will be In
effect 10 the close Of navigation
The special rates went tnto effect
July 1. and since that time there
has been a heavy movement 81
freight into Attn. Dawson and 20
Lower Yukon river points