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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20
INDORSE GOODINc
Lincoln County Convention Passes
Resolutions Indorsing Admins
tration of Governor and In
struct Delegation 10 Sup
port Him.

l1lt ktN lNtLttN'th NON''es -
ton of this county for the select
ION of SIX delegates to the State
Convention at Pocatel'os on the
first Of August was convened here
last Monday afternoon at two
o'clock. the convention being call
ed to order by J w Wheeler, pre-
einct committeeman G. W.
Vernicke vas elected as chairman
OF the convention and J D. Akins
secretary
The following committees were
appointed by the chairman:
Committee on Credentials: |. H.
Lounsbury, Q. J Brennan, Wilson
bobby, W. Van Iorns and j. W.
Son
Committee on Resolutions: g.
A. Walters, 9. M zug, G. N. Dill
a4ush, J. Il. lines and Frank Mill
sapsa
'rne- committee on credentials
reported that out Of possible 81
delegates 81 were present at the
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20
Where it Went.

In order that the public may
know Just what became Of the
Fourth OF July funds, how much
was donated, ETC., we publish the
following itemized statement.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20
Suspicious

President Of. the Vegetarian Assoeia-
ton (ro candidate for. membership
Before you are admitted aas & mem
Der to our society 1 must ask yoa one
serious What is the cause
Of that Hrge grease sEot on your neck
tie:,."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
Abducted Gin Tried suicide.

MARGNETrE. Wis. Dec. i4.-ChIca.
20 police officers. assisted by chief
Cook of Marlucitc. rcgaincd the custo-
dy ~ the scycutren-ycarold girl Mar.
surct Burke OF Rock Greek. Wis. who
WIS taken away from the Geneva dllJ
Industrial school this week. She IL
wanted rs the principal witness In the
ease against the proprietor of the Rem
~ hotel in Chicago and \. l.. Streeter.
% Chicago millionaire. who Is charged
with maintaining the girl at the Rensu
hotel. Slrccter is believed 10 be now
In Canada. The girl was brought TO
Mariuettc week ago and was placed
with alleged relatives. The house
where she was In hiding WAS surround
ed 10y the officers. When the girl saw
them she attempted 10 shoot herself,
but the revolver was knocked out OF
her hand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
YESTERDAYS CONFERENCES
Al the Baptist Church. Woman, Meeting. Sup
per and Rally.

The Conferences At the Baptist
church yesterday presented ine pro.
grams from morning 10 evening. New
England representatives OF the great
Baptist missionary societies were pres
ent as announced In Tuesdays Ban.
ne.
The morning session vas devoted 10
he question "How TO Make the Pray.
or Meeting u Real success" DR.. w.
4. DAWSON, DR.. Wiuer, and Pastor
Williams OF SALISBURY we're speakers.
The conference on 1.-The Cburchs
Work for Men" was introduced by au
address by Rev. y. q. Bosworth. re-
cent pastor of the Washington Heights
church, New York. IL was felt that
some modern business methods should
be nsed Ia order 10 bring religion TO
mems attention.
DIR witter OF Boston folloEed this
discussion with one OF the most sdr-
ring appeals for sending the gospel to
the world that we hoard Ia Bennington
Toe Woman's Missionary meeting was
in charge OF Miss Bingham, and
brought home the need aud the glory
OF Missions in the South Pacific as few
present had before realized. a strang.
er would have thought that Robel I
Louis Stevenson Vas a missionary in
stead Of novelist, so conspicuous was
his name. Mrs Stafford o; the W. 3.
+. VI. s., followed with the appeal Of
the women cf the East To their more
favored sisters OF the West.
The evening addresses we're by DR.
Spaulding and Rev Arthur st James.
Both we're stirring aud practical. But
it would appear from the size OF the
audience that Bennington Baptists
don't know good thing when it
comes. Less than fifty people we're
present at the evening session. The
supper was well patrOniz d and as
whole the day must have been OF great
benefit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Rssders.

eachet powders at McKeon's. Cord
because they're new. 3Ot2
Claire Soule Is working In the Beech
machine shop.
VIM Mulhern OF Burlington Is the
guest OF friends In the village
A handsome line OF Christmas post
cards, and post card albums at Evans
News Agency. 29t2
AunOuncemen Is made OF the mar
riage Jauuary u at the home OF the
bride b. New York of Miss Betty Auch.
inclos, 10 Percy r. jennings, son Of
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Is. jennings.
Mrs +. b. Jennings was one OF tie
patronesses al q recent party at Del
mouico's, NeN York, and her daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie, was introduced to so
cieiy on this occasion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
Civilization and Appendiciti..

BALTIMORE. Dec. II. - At the
Southern Surgical and Chronological
association congress here whether ap.
pendcitis is as prevalent among ne.
groes as among white people was the
question that occupied portion of the
session. DIR. Hubert Ashley Register of
Raleigh, y. c.. said that the negro in
this country was advancing with
steady strides and being civilized sim
ply by contact with the Caucasian
race. Isolated from the white man,
however. he would be as he is now in
Africa, free from the race problem
and appendicitis"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
FAILED.

All efforts have failed to find bet.
fer remedy for coughs, colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
II stops the cough, heals the lungs and
nreyents serious results from cold
j. IL. Patterson, Nashua, Iowa, writes:
sLast winter / had bad cold on my
lungs and tried at least half dozen
advertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians without
getting any benefit. A friend recon-
mended Foley's Honey and Tar and
two thirds of a bottle cured me. con-
slider it the greatest cough and lung
medicine in the world.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
LEGISLATION COST s77.O2s.
Members to lose Two Days Pay During
Recess.

Montpelier, Dec li;-If the LegIsla.
ture adiourns next Wednesday, il vii!
have cost the state 10 round numbers
sl7,625 for the pay OF members aud
mileage. 10 costs the state Of Vermont
81, ls5 every day Legislature is In SEES.
sion. Adjournment next wednes day
would mean a session Of 40 days, one
OF The Longest In the history OF the
state. la 1850 Legislature adjourned
December 2iIh, the day before Chris.
mas. II Adjournment is taken this
week Saturday, as does not appear
likely without night sessions, NE term
Of the General Assembly vii have
been 90 days ln length.
Through an oversight In th, res)lu.
ton for the Thanksgiving recess the
members viii lose $3.50 OF their pay.
What they supposed they we're voting
for was adjournment for Thanksgiving
week ~ seven days; what they really
adopted was resolution To- adjourn
from Friday until the Monday follow.
Ing the Thanksgiving week, or nine
days. II means six dollars n day 10
each member. IL will be interesting 20
nu,e now II the members will vote
themselves this amount, although
there was no actual work performed
by them for the time 10 question. al.
though they we're "goinE 10" and IRE.
turning from" their labors, and ought
o be- entitled 10 the two days, which
question was interestingly raised In the
railroad commission case before the
investigating committee. State Treas.
urer Deavitt has called on the State
auditor for an opinion In the matter,
and he h3s replied that under the reso.
luton the members lose nine Gays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14

Xmas Sweaters
Ladies and Misses Xmas
Sweaters
Ladies and Misses Xmas
Knit Gloves and Mittens
Xmas Dress Shirts
Xmas Collars and Cuffs
Xmas Neckwear
Xmas Night Robes
Xmas Bath Robes
Xmas Smoking Jackets
Xmas Silk Handkerchiefs
Xmas Silk Initial Hdkfs.
Xm as Dress Gloves
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
MULLICAN g. ROCHE

Leading cohers, Hatters Furnshers and Ladies' and
Cents fne Custom TaIors 4o9 Main Sc, bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
FOR SALE

The new modern up-io.daie house,
80. 30i West Main Street, Bennington,
W. This II the property OF DR.. l.. l..
Fillmore, who | now In California,
living permanently.
Also the residence OF Geo. w. Wal
worth. located on Prospect Street, In
the village OF North BerniuRton. VI
~ 80 the two tenement house OF Nr
Waiworih on same street. adjolbini
the arst ues, ,,ed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
Bnt,Ieship Kansas Tested.

ROCKLAND. Me. Dec. 1.-THE bat
tleship Kansas. from the yards Of the
New York Shipbuldng company at
Camden. y. j.. more than fulfilled her
contract speed requirements in her Off
cal screw Standardization trial over
the Owrs Head measured mile course.
Her highest speed was 1873 knots an
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
He Taught carnegie TcIceraphy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. il. - John
Howard Larcombe, eighty-six years
old, veteran employee of the pension
Office and the man who taught An
drew Carnegie telegraphy, died at
Bclsville, Md. near this city. When
he retired from Office some months ago
Mr. Carnegie gave him pension Of
S100 month for life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14

Lon SAILING pair ~ good work hores
SHEDS. l. o. Gardner. 2,u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
More Teacher. For philippines.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Bone hun
dred and twenty additional American
teachers are wanted in the Philippines
for ;iie next school year. according TO
II cablegram from Manila. Fifty of
these are TO be appointed at salaries
OF 100.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
Xmas Suits and OverCOats
Xmas RainCOatS and TOpCOats
Xmas Hats and Caps

Xmas Umbrellas 70. .ss d isS,.''
Xmas Suspenders
Xmas Hosiery
Xmas Suit Cases
Xmas Travelling Bags
Xmas Underwear
Xmas Cardigan Jackets
Xmas Necktie Pins and Cuff
Buttons
Xmas Arm Bands and Ger.
tiers
Xmas Watch Chains
Xmas Ladies Knit Vests
Xmas Boys Watch
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-14
JOHN NASH, Bennington, VI.
f.ss'. Health aud iomnort 60 Mother n aa

MRS. wtNsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP. f1T
a'tI.Htu trciliuf, soiiru- the gums, rrhucr :
b. ialuuution, ulhys al pam, nnf cufrs wa F.
eide. Perfectly safe ~ all easel We wpLil
.Iy a. Cycfy mother Wnp hasa suffering chilli
90 not let yuur prejudice. nor the prriudicn
10 ufhrra stand between You AMI your rulItf'
Eng child aud tho relief that VIII be Huro-ycs
Il ..aIufsIy aurr-to follow tho use of tlln
10. ~ no. u umcly used. "'ico ace. botD'1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
ROOT PAC|F|ES
JAPAN


WASHINGTON. Oct Is sinso
oaki. the Japanese ambassador. had
iuhs conference with Secretary
Root today Mf Root deprecated
the manifestations against che Jap.
ancse on the Pacific eoast. AMI said
The sork VAS that Of aKitAiata. and
In no way represents The Kenetal
fnetinE II Americans lie explain,
81 that tho exclusion from the San
Francisco schools Vas thu result
Of unforeseen conditions arising on
aecoant Of the earthquake and fire
Aoki Immediately prepared = ines.
ssEe % Toxic. giyiaE assurances Of
Americas frfsudiy feeling
Il has bean learned that Aoki
insiuaied that Tokio might regard
the exclusion Of ispan0an from the
san Francisco schools ~ = breach
of the treaty % 1884,. the first Arii.
Gle 81 which provides that eitisanH
of either euuntry 30 accorded al
the privileges of natives q the 9th.
er cuuntry
Il ~ admitted b the state Dc
pAFtmsnt that thls government may
have difficulty in peraaaitiaE Toxic
that there has been M violation %
nationai obligations unless the NAn
FFansiaeo authorities thruu usw
light on the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
TO COPY AFTER
SEATTLE
OFFICIALS FROM VANCOUVER,
q. C.. CONF TO CITY TO
LEARN SYSTEM or LOCAL
IMPROVEMENTS.

Believing that Eeattle'u system
providing for street aud local Tan.
movements and ita assessment roll
provisions are Of sound nature.
City Engineer " 4 Clement and
CITY Comptroller q y Gibson. 81
Vancouver. u 6, came 20 Seattle
lest uiHht and spent the morning Ia
an conference with city Engineer
homaou aud city Comptroller Car
roll GA local Improvement matters
The finance comittec Of Van.
couyef." said Mr. Gibson. have
been meeting for the Last two
months endeayoring 10 solve the
question Of financial provisions foE
local improvements Al the pres
eat time the city Of Vancouver "a
pay Ink one half the cost 81 improve.
ments. and this Ia too big a drain
on the general fund
The object Of our visit. said EN-.
Eineer Clement. 7iH GO gather data
ia regard Go 4oaitle'a system on az
Heasment matters. the proportion ~
the cost of Improvement borne b.
the city and that borne by the taK.
PAYERS. In your eity the people pas
fof what thoy Eot. aud Ne want 10
make a similar arrangement Ina
Vancouver We are finding u nee
essarF 10 revise our entire local Ina
pFoyement system
Ar oihaon and Mr. Ciement took
luncheon today with Judge Fratot
81 the auurffor o8url and Niti re
turn 10 Vancouver this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

rrufth az a. ncar t1aleate ~
Alaa "a int ON tho east side If liar.
tafd az. between rtko aud Zine.
Improved With Two flats aed two
uteroom eultaeus Tor Miner A
Prentice 90 ioeal Investors far SIS.
Hba
a. " Ronald. 1t the firm IL Ron.
ana a Piles. purchasing aFunta for
lhe Chicago. Milwaukee, a 81 Paul
rvports the purchase fur the road OF
ets acres az onfIen. adjoining tho
UrHru Garden tracts. from VII.
liam Olson. alao of three acres
Within the eltY limits ct Kent from
4 u tarpsworth NEGOTIATIONS
have almost been completed for tho
purchase of the onrlsu uarden
tracts. located between onrien and
oflllla
The trustees ~ the Firat Rrcxhy.
fer.an church have pat taa0. 600 AZ
che minimum figure Tor which the
aite 81 the present church ON the
northwest corner 1T Fourth and
spring Nill he sold
The holauEhiin Realty company
has sold 90 3 = Loeb aud ncnia
mia Mayaes. 81 the independent
NreNinE company iaacre tract
al ONhoW for $4,000 The land IL
located on the banks OF the nu,
vanish aud the purchasers lntead
10 opeu an amusement resort with
vaudeville performances. and have
S field Tor athletic sports on the
grounds Ia addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
RIG DEALS ARE
PUT THROUGH

- a : Turner Investment
-, has sold for Frederick ]
49, a local Investors TIE
$50 .cashsast corner q hroad
=. - Nerve The property Is
' I. hy 4 recentiF completed
..e.,'ssei house. and a store. The
.'...sssion vas SEE oeo.
"a basil q [. T. Griffith 4
- rusts ssllsng 70 Mary Martha
F0ariesatA a.. neal
s...x A. fS.seQ. 70 a. W ufhau
sr.seq.s eprner q EluVeath and
- lof seae. and 10 Harry
go slehs lots ia hosa addition,
rlrfns has sold 20 y NJ
e,.lss thres lots IN Nesfiake
ss.,.sass Il sltloa tar tis.oe9 The
- AZ leeAsod On the wet shore
I lake uhlaa-
c.haaa. nenny a Ewiax rvpori
- AZ q los 1. block rs. Seattle
- hnax Tor 3 c. Johnstoue 10
"a NAisskef. foF tls.oaa The
L Z henfed 90 tae east side ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
GIVES OPINION
tsisr special s.rvia.j

OLYMPIA. Oct IS THE attorney
general nandsIsd the following 9pin-
len yesterday 40 ~ " Fparha
prosecuting attorney OF clarke
county
Yen iuform us that sou have I'D
viaed the auditor - your having
taught ths requisite tfme. SLATE
Certiuata rIlsi - a nominsa faf ths
office of superintendent of tha aom=
mau schools ~ your county iH this
advice We concur a state reffifs
cate la granted oniF fe applicants
y ho have flied aith she basfi salts
factory evidence ~ having taught
successfully - moniha "a least Mite
Of whtrh she'll haYo been ia she sub
iiG sehuofH - fHin state The iHH
requires the uaminae go fir nith
the auditor proof ~ having tauEht
nt least uine months The niiuH -
the state certificate IL sufficient
proof q that fsaL~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
WANT ELECTRIC
LINE AND PAVING

bellevue and Summit hv crop.
efiY owners have formed Hn i'm.
nroYement club With the purpose In
Wow OF paving those two thorough.
fares aud securing the installation
af an electric car line on Thorn A
the meeting held last niFht at the
broadway garage. broadway and
Madison. n waa rumofed that the Sc.
attic Electric company would apply
90 the eltF council next Monday
night for franchises covering lipeH
ON the two streets The following
officers Of the club nere elected
President. Edwin q James. Vice
presidcnf.O T. oliver secretary. Il
IL sexton treasurer. NJ q VII
iiama . p Finch. Hugh z VII
Hams aud Edwin D. James were
appointed committed 60 look after
tho clubs paving project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
.BUNCOSTEERER
IS ARRESTED

John Lund. notorious bunco
Htcecf. was arrested yesterday an
efuoon BY Patrolmen nutkman aud
Hihnor About a month age Lund
arrived la Seattle aud vac lmmedl,
aiely recognized By chief of Police
Nappeasiein. whe placed him an.
der arrest lie was given a IS day
suspended sentence aud allowed TO
leave town
Yesterday he returned aud. With
the aid 81 two companions. ficeead
hcn laadman out 81 t16 de vas
arrested and compelled Ia serve hia
h8'day suspended sentence
chief Wappenstein says when tho
i2s DAYS which BE now will have
90 serve. aru up. he Will re.arruat
him on the charge of gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
SINGULAR CASE
SENSATIONAL

A most singular aud sensational
chain of events was this morning
disclosed In the superior court
when Myrtle boyd filed a complaint
against y " boyd asking that hef
marriage be anuulled The plainl
tlff Is a Eirl Of "a, aud the defend
ant A hieamlai far whose arrest =
warrant WAS issued aix months agu
bat whom the authorities have been
unable 20 anprehend
March - Mrs Jones'. mother OF
the then iaYearoid girl. took her
daughter before Judge Griffin for
permission that nho be married To
boyd. The ceremony was per
formed.
The defendant Ia the action bes
sun today was az the time Ia the
employ of the foundry % Youngu
town az a craftsman. drawing "a
salary which looked big to Mrs
Jones'. mother Of seven children and
wife Of a drnnkard Boyd easily
gained the mothers permission 10
marry the child The mother hor.
self had been married az the aHe OF
H. and the girls graudPother at
no
Employed at the foundry was a
wamaa who soon recognized boyd
a. the husband 81 a young woman.
nee Ella May Copper whom he had
married eight months before at 81
Charles, Mo She Immediately
charged lloyd with hiEamy AFTER
repeated deniaia he finally admit
ted his double life. Aira. Jones
promptly reported the matter Ia the
prosecuting attorney. and war
rant VAS iaanrd fof the arrest 81
the man. hut he disappeared
In the case today many letters
between Boyda girl wife and tho
Missouri Wife were placed ia syl.
dence. and those 81 the latter show
ed plainly the confidence broken by
BOYD and the degradation brought
b. bis duplicitY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
PROPERTY OWNERS APPEAR.

A. the meeting nf the street com.
mltfee this afternoon the question:
0f the widening Of Easliake av.
came np and a Number Of the
property owners Nera present
among them being several women
The petition asks that the street be
~ldened 10 10 feet. and most % the
property owners. excepting those
between Republican and Mercer
sts.. seem 20 be 10 favor o. the wid.
culnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
sfrcsgLLcsgrFta cAsW.

Attorney Georrr ~ Walker will
represent Judge Fratrnf AZ the Hus
pertoF court az olfmpla souaafrus.
the day st for the hearing b. the
supreme caars II Prosecuting At.
torneY Mackinto4h's appeal from
Judge Ffaierss verdict 81 Insanity
In the caee q the Mitchell Creffisia
combination uf muEdsreases Dep.
~ Prosecuting Attorney Miller
viii present the arEuuaesta q the
prosecution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
MILL BURNS To
THE GROUND


BALLARD. oct Is F1re early
this morning destroyed ihe szwmiil
- " u tsafd q san. located on Ia.
vision -. uarth ~ ualtaFa The fire
started about u'eiaek and owing 10
a strous sind blessing ard 10 firs
fighting apparatus thr nfif wss anon
a total loss Il Il not knoun how
the fire started Pour men who weFs
Sleeping near The faill state that the
fire started IN corner near their
sEaFk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
TO CONSTRUCT
BIG HOTEL

{ u. stimson has been Issued a
building permit for n feb .099. SIX.
story and basement brick and con.
crete store and hotel building at
i5fz22 WeHtiako Az A W Bpauid.
ing o. the architect. and II q. Bfom.
Icy the contractor
Hey + e Dillon WIS given per
NIT for a two and q half ai0rY frame
church 10 be erected a. 1is Eight
zenith av n The building viii cost
$4,000
McHae Bros were given permits
fof two tWOstory frame structures
nt 1919 Thirteenth av 8, to cost
81 600. and for tWoatOrg structure
At 1872 on the same street 10 cost
a. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
LGg ngLLls BURIED.

Funeral services ~ the late Lee
Nsiiia. second assistant engineer Of
the steamer santa Ana. who was
killed Monday while iH the dis
charge q biz duties. were held from
nonneg- Watson's af 2 o'cleck this
afternoon. Tho services we're under
the auspices - the Marine Engi-
nsHrHi association. u which Nsllis
~saa = member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
O n. IS SUD

Damage proceedings were this
Judge Aibsfts8n against thu ------
Nswthefu Railway campany ~ the
sehi of ttsats. the piaiuliff being
itenry Ree hferd. Nho en September
~ tsa1. alleges injuries incurred
nfhlts ueFklng on the utaht shift ln
ne tunnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
CHARGES Ara FILED.

Information Vas this mcfulnl
f1led In the Superior cuurt BY Prose
eatiHk Attorney kEnneth Maekia.
tash aEainst Frank t.amh. charge
uith burglary on the rfsnlises 81
MACK StnE. residing tn the Cantor
tuildlaE. whtch the wan entered
October 20. and Eisa against A. {
Hurt. atlas Chesterfield. alias f'ul.
Ter. alleging forgery ou oetoher e
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soY INJURED.

VALLEY koahi. a ityearold boy.
while attempting 20 board 3 street
car hf the corner ~ Second aud
James. VAS thrown of to some
nitafefioua manner fle Tell against
r pile q bricks and received COZ.
siderable injuries. hts lcg and chin
heinK bruised lie Wns takea 10
Providence hospital
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JAmgs =. PIERCE DIES.

James n Pierce. Pacific coast
agent FOR ~ Heinz q Co. died
suddenly NJ his home. l222 Six
tenth AZ. =. last night Heart
disease ia said 10 be- the cause For
the past 10 Yeafa b. has been con.
nected With the Heinz company,
and Tor The paal eight months he
has had headquarters In Seattle. A
wife and one daughter survive him