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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
LOSESPURSEO ON
STREET CAR

r J. Hughes. OF s97 18th av s..
had n thrilling experience with q
couple 81 stfcei-car thieves last
night aud owing 20 his preaoncs
% mind and quick pursuit Eiecesd-
Cd IN landing oBe Of the men IN the
city jail
Hughes and his son had been
down town and took the Henton car
for home al 10 O'Clock. The car
was crowded and the passengers
were standing Ia the aisle At an
ay. 4 he reached for his purse 10
pay his fare and found II gone. Al
most AZ the aame moment two nus-
pielons looking men. Who had been
ioailinE against him. had lsaped
from the car and Hughes aud his
non both started after them.
The two thieves ran into the
Duchess saloon aud. while Hughes
left his eon watching them. he ran
for n policeman. PatrulmAn Garlic
ton was standing near and be sue
ceeded In ArrestinR one Of the men.
Who gave hts name as Harry Mel-
vile The other ran out a rear
door and escaped through the alley
rhla man h supposed To have had
the purse. which contained about
$40 in money. as II was not IN the
possession Of The one under ar
rrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
FATAL EXPLOSION
ON BATTLESHIP

WASHINGTON. Apr. Is An ex.
piaslon the exact cause 81 whifh
- net yet known. killed seven men
Friday IN the forward turret u the
baftienhip KcnrsaEo while at tar
set practice IN the Caribbean sea.
The weasel was not injured Al
mtrai Adams notified the navy de-
psfimsnt Saturday evening The
dead
Lieut. J. NJ. 0Faeme. Lieut., Hud-
SIN. Peter NorbefR. Theodore Nae
EieY. Anton % Thofacn. !. 4. koe-
stsf. o. ~ Abbey.
The condition Of William King
and =. r. Fisher. who wefe injured
is grave. but the other injured are
doing we'll
Tho navy department was today
notified that Lieutenant Hudgins
and the enlisted men. who we're
KILLED ia the explosion on the kear-
sarge. were buried today. and the
body 81 Lieutenant Greame vas
prepared for removal home, being
held aboard this Mary land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
STAR BEAMS

Alfred I.anEly has been placed
under arrest IS 1twfectlyrn Hub
bard and Freeman No charge -
booked against BIN.
Harry Melville. alias Mecorl. Who
IL claimed b the police % b. a
thief. has been placed under arrest
BY ragroimea CaFiet0a and Gran
dali
t.aalw Phlllips Vas arrested Yes.
,nrday By Special officer Randolph.
CHARGED with shootinr inside the
flfY limits Tie aas shooting a. a
mark 10 Woodland park.
Gus nroNn and FrAnk Williams.
both 81 Whom shf they are walters.
have bcsn placed under arrest ~
Officers uafkman and Carr. siih
no charge placed against them.
Nominations for officers u the
Associated students Sili - MED AZ
the ~" Monday Frat mrmbeFs
aud HARRIS are pnllinE wirsa via
orousiy and both parties expect .
hard fighs.
Captain Iohuhousa interest IN she
Nome ilKhfefngs company has been
purchased sY y. II nar,hrop and A
u. Shelton Captain johnson Il not
manager of che cssmpanf a. sfro-
neoaaiy reported Saturday.
A nnrry ausakthief stole a val.
liable watch aud uaERrt charm from
Capt. =. ! prrbis's room on the
steamship Charles Nelson yesterday
and Today ths police we're notisled.
The waich vas worth tieo and the
charm ils.
Nslghhora have complained tha,
a yauug hoy named Joe Silver. liv-
ing n t5gfa 10th ave. hsa h~.n al
lowed 20 ehnof with q revolver
around the district and they today
nied a petition with the police.
asking thai the sun be taken away
from him.
TIE debate that was 10 have taken
place tonight between the univer-
slty 81 washington ana me fAtltiN
university. has been postponed. A
city election IN beins held at Fores,
Grove. and for that reason q was
deemed advisable 10 postpone the
0ratorical struggle.
W. ~. Haipin. a resident OF Co
iumhla City. and p. G. Gilman. Who
livsa az 1919 Ord av., both street car
men. became engaged IN q scrap TO-
day and. - result. both we're
landed In fail Detectives Adams
and Corbett arrested the men. who
wors later released upon their per
souaI rccoenixanee 20 appear Tor
trial A blackjack was taken from
Halpin and h being held a. evi-
dence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
WOMEN IN JAIL
ARE REM EMB ERED

The twsige women inmates ~ the
county lail we're given an oppof-
innlty on Easter dAY 10 forget that
thsy are Of the ouicAs,s who are
not 10 enjoy tho blessings which
attend the great church festival 10
tho outer uurid Nurses Of the
WayHida EmeTEenrY hospital
brought a beauiifui basket ~ wild
lilies 20 the Nomena ward. and IN
the basket iaY = dusen EAster sgEs.
jos, enough To SO around The III.
tie remembrance bFuusht tears %
many af the hardcnee women. Who
have ariftcd far ffum the loving
customs of the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
RELIEF NEAR FOR
VOLUNTEER PARK

With The completion Of the new
infsrlaken sewer system the city
officials expect 10 do awAY with one
rrrat nuisance that has existed near
oiuateef park. IN the sewer ontfali
whicb has been used a. iath Rv and
Caller 81
This uutfali permitted the sewage
to flow into a big wooden bon and
thence ssep doEn the hoilow. emit.
Tins a most Objectionable odor aud
enaAnsertnK the health OF the
neigh bafhnod
We are making eeod progress on
ihe Interlaksn sewer plans. Haid
Chief Clerk Paddock In the city en-.
ffnesFs department this morning
faud a. soon ~ the nsN system
can b. Installed this nuisance vii
" entirely done away with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
IS LOST IN THE
JUNCLES
=. syAs DOLLAR WRITES PATHETIC LITTLE NOTE tx
..s,so LAPSE OF CONSCIOUSNESS WHICH HAS NOT
..ss ENTIRELY RECLAIMED UP TO lara HOUR

oFy grows dim aud my brow throhs
lnc~waantiy
In know that I vas moving. I
didn't set a moments rest Hitler
aud thlther. the ding 90 the caah
register bell wAs ia my ears con
tinuailY had hopes % getting 10
tho collection hox yesterday bat I
seem 20 have oversight Ans way.
didn't set TO church. as l planned.
but ! doat care 30 much about that.
a. my clothes ara getting worn cut
travelling around 20 much
Later an N Koinz 10 make a de-
termined etfoFt to leeate myself. II
all will b. f0fKissu I'll put In my
appearance tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
JOHNS SURRENDERS
HIMSELF TO JAIL
Man Accused of MortaIIy WOunding Ole C. Nelson
at Garden City, Walks Into the Sheriff's Of
flee This Morning. HAD Been in Consultation
With Lawyer.

suit brought by Joe Donovan 10 pre-
vent James Green from blasting
stumps Saturday Judge Neterer
decided that Green could continue
10 blast. although Donovan claimed
that the blasting WIS damaging his
strawberries and Tightening his
hens.
Treated a. Joke
Johns and Nelson testified At the
trial. which waA treated as Joke
by all but the interested parties.
The row arose over a dispute as 10
who told the truth In court. Johns
siding with Donovan and Nelson
with Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
TWO RAIDS BY
THE POLICE

Blind pigs met a waterloo this
afternoon. Eugene Garland. who
aafrnalhly runs a grocery store II
97ig East Madison 81. was raided
By Patrolmsu Helms. LOCKER aud
Newman Garland vas arrested .
year ago for conducting a blind pig
r. e. King was arrested this II.
tern0on by officer Ellis foe selling
liquor without license King Il
the proprietor % a butcher shop Al
the corner Of Twenty eighth Az. and
Dearborn ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
PRANK
PROVES FATAL

CHICAGO. Apr. fs-Thfse
children and one woman were kill
"a and many injured Ia a panic fol.
lowing cry % fire raised BY a
bey while 900 people were attend
ina she Raster services At the S.
fslaiifnAn Catholic church Saturday
evening Men and women fought
their way out Many persons
Jumped through the Windnwa THE
boy Nho raised the cry for prank
ran or when he ssw - serious
consequence. and HE identity IA
nni known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
DOCTOR KILLED
BY HORSE

D.. Henry H. y. Couisn. vstsr-
marian az nprt fawteus who was
thrown from his horse while rtaluE
AZ mtpthaY Yesterday afternoon.
died tbis usafuins At o'clock
he Candru had fnr his mount enc
% the horses that are being shipped
% the Philippines. and while cater
iuK along Orchard o. che animal
suddenly haeksd aud threw hls rider
to the ground The harse then
Jumped ou him. infiirilnx internal
injuries.
De Condsn has been 81 Seattle
bat iNo weeks He came here from
chfaago and vas = civilian empteyc
Of the quAstefsmnatrr Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
THIEVES DO
DAYS WORK
Burglars Take Advantage of Absence OF Fam
lilies to Carry Away vaIuabIes---NO Large
Amounts Are Stolen, But Many Houses Are
Entered.

Easter Sunday brought In It's
wake an epidemic of huaiafleH
From every section OF the city the
police have been receiving reports
Of houses aud flats entered In no
ineiance ~ far an known did the
LOSSES amount 10 any great figure.
but the thieves apparently put In
one % their busiest days for many
months The clerks at h1adquar-
ters and the detectives were kept
on the jump up TO a late hour last
nighi recording and investigating
the different reports
The apartments occupied BY n G..
Holt. At the tayita flats. DTS Ma
rtan a.. we're Fanaackcd while the
family were away At church. aud
among the articles taken was a
valuable evening gown and a iady'a
gold neek chain With locket En-
trance Saa gained By the uas Of
nippora
Find Them ., Work.
AZ the reslaoace Of Mrs. Finley.
1890 Z. Madison at. the family came
home and ran on 10 two burglars
at work lootlas the premises They
had made their war Inside the
house through pantry windew and
both succeeded In getting cut the
same waY. They escaped by run.
nthg
Thomas n HsYcoek. 81 SO y
Denny Say. had a similar expert
rnce. As be walked toward the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
MEET IN NEW HALL

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
Daughters o. the American Reve-
laiion met today in their new halt
Mrs Donald Macieau delivered the
address o. welcome. Responses
we're made b. the various delegates.
Including Mrs Mary Wood swift.
~ California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
BIG EVENT FOR the

The greatest event In the history
OF Seattle for the feet was the in
PRODUCTION Of the Old Oak shoe. the
best s.. 50 and 81 shoe ever offered
al Mems Shoe Store. SOS lat az.
They're easy on the feet and wear
like iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

house he saw two men aneakinK
around back lie Was Just opening
hla front door when he heard a
smash from the rear and ran
through the house IN time to see tie
Two men running away.
Use . stone.
They had thrown rock through
lower window. but the arrival Of
the owner OF the premises spoiled
their plane Tho two burglars ran
by a street light. where a couple
wefe waiting for car aud these
people said they were both young
men. about 20 years OF age.
Al the residence Of Mark Draham,
$50 10th nv N. the burglars gained
anti ance by prying open the pantry
window with a Jimmy. The rob
berry was first discovered BY a
neighbor. who telaphoned 10 the po-
lice and officer Wright lnyesiiEat-
I'd. Up 90 a late hour last niEht
Mr. nraham had not returned and
AZ was not known what articles
wer. taken.
Thisves stole a garden hose from
she back yard Of Mrs Underwood >
residence, b21s 18th av. ~ "
Emli Frasshkom. who IL visiting
In the city from Humphrey. reports
that. while he was eating In Jap
hnese restaurant. anoakthief male
away With a gold watch which be
Arried In hts vest pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

Louis Poland. who was passing
bills for ID Y. M. Q. A. lecture was
arrested yesterday afternoon for
launk city ordinance regulating
the distribution Of advertising mat
ter lie was reies asd and promised
20 appear Ia court this afternoon.
H. NJ Averiil. from Garfield Wn.,
has deserted from the navy depart
msnt a. Bfemeften. His father
learned that he Intended 10 leave
and wlfed tie officials at the navy
yard. but his mshHage came after
the young man had disa ppsared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

The Merchants Exchange has re-
ceiyed word that tho Alaska Pack
sra' association Sc sending its
fleet Eorth FOR this seasons sal
mon pack. Bark Sea Witch. ships
Star OF Italy. star Of France and
Bohemia have sailed from San
Francisco for Bristol bay. Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
FAIRLY BATHER
BROWNS
u. VALENTINO eoEs SWIMMING IN SMITHS COVE AND
'a... ms lFt-sAo MADE THREATS TO COMMIT SUI.
epG.

" before he went 10 the beach and
had several times threatened sui
eide II Ia not known whether he
eommittcd suicide ot whether he ae
cidcntaliy drowned.
VALENTINE was cook asd had
been working In Seattle and vicinity
for the past tive years
The body Was removed 10 butter
worth's morEne, where an inquest
will be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
NEW SCHEME TO
ELECT SENATORS

SPOKANE. Arrii is--Ex- sena- :
Tor George TURNER has returned
FROM Washington with a new plan
Tor the election o United States
senators b. direct vote 81 the peo-
pie BE advocates the calling of q
convention 20 amend the epuaiitu-
tien Of the uhiied States. provision
Tor which he says II made Ia Ar
ticir 3 Olhsf constitutional re-
forms he says could then be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
'PPROPR|ATES
| | LARGE SUM
socsf AcaEEs TO GIVE 100000
sos IMPROVEMENT Of
sogrH or cclunsiA RIVER.

WASHINGTON. y G. April IA
b snzs in44T passet The btu ap-
Fwzslsx fsas, 80 Cor he inn.
russnes; " Eee nsonth OF the Co
hzss1 RIVER.
I 40 pazzed q blIi extending
- jay iAis gear. antil April n.
~ ne ulne sien coaztwise iaw 8
Z - sounfxy shall apply 10 The
hlasssass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
Saw the Fish,

Saturday afternoon. as told IN The
Star. Nelson Waa found bleeding
from a wound in the head. aud Joe
Donovan who Witnessed the fight.
testified that Iohna struck the blow.
James Green and ~ o. Blankenahip.
who left Garden City a few minutes
later Ia company with Johns. were
placed under arrest on a charge Of
aiding Johns TO escape.
Tho assault was the result OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
lRMY VETERAN SLAYS
COMRADE WITH AN AXE

whrn a quarrel arose. aaA bath
picked ap their Axes sad easaEed In
= Tight After a ftsrce struggle
vaas struck bis oppunent on the
head. killing him. yoss was AZ.
rested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
WORK ON OREGON

Tie battieahip Oregon IL 10 be
dlamADiled this week. and the or
ders for placing her out Of commits
sion are receiving hurry-np action.
Commander D. 4. cOttman. Lieu
tenant O s Williams and Gunner
r. 4 Slmonson. Of the navy yard.
are a. present In the city or at
Bfemerton. end they will commence
their survey Of the battleship as
soon as she Ia placed out OF con-
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
COUNCIL WILL
WAIT

b not believed that the city
NAE a ~ meeting tauixhf viii
r1 ~ tsfirlts action on TIE nrhE
II = Appaintnsut Of = city port
Pwf@n
saaelfuan Zeinteu. sv0wsdig q
- q he insumosnt. Captain
''n~h = ~ Asd will probably ha
l'ssrt Neither side appears iu
~ . takr \ chance on forcing
3 lsaaA
! ~ass A. Il Il WiIl BE- some time
- NJ city soione take their
- !. aAn9 o. epposinx or uphaiaiuE
nAYora sppelntss. Captain
'%sssax Thers u a sharp division
= " council and nsithar side
80 wiling . call the opposing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

=. y.llntIne. aScd d. who
-, - llsias with family BY the
y !, COX at htsrbay was
"a. So an smlsAs cove tnsiay at
All, IN swimming with len
I - ssrd L. a daughter Of the
" ~i,h whom he was STAYING.
Cr'A .'.',s rlrl vas net In the water
!, lAs tine "A. 80. aflnhins free,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
az rsl STAR DOLLAR

iau lost -.
- seue,hinx wlih somebody but
- u knaw Where. when or
- sAleh or aAas. ! cant say
srns whom ! am Ntth. !
Az ansu hoW ! met aim. uherc Y
- & shai the Circumstances
= knos fam ssill IN sHialence
~ hfshsr than that | don { care
4 AZ sny ekancrs with ms rePn-
ha,n his terAetiy
ARA vskue recoilsesioH ~ b.
\. t,mna Ia ths maffs ~ trade
sn.szs essninx. A. 18th the Wan-
Il Z 1lnrday eYeainK. my mem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

Frank G. Johns, who on Saturday
welded an AZ on the head Of Ole
G. Nelson at Garden City. this
morning walked into Sheriff Smiths
office AT ihc court house. calmly
inquired for the sheriff aud. 10 the
amarement OF the deputies present.
announced HIS name and desire 10
give himself up lie then proceed
Ell 10 a chair and awaited the iels-
ure Of a deputy 10 escort bin to
iaii
Saw Hls Attorney.
Il have not been n fugitive from
Justice. he said 20 a reporter for The
Star. but have merely RETAINED
from giving myself up In the hope
OF first seeing my lawyer. Blank.
ennhlp and Green did not help me
10 escape. for never Intended 10
escape"
Judge Frafer this morning fixed
the bail for II. o Blankenship and
James Green. who we're arrested
far helping Johns to escape. at
81 900. and efforts are being made
BY their friends 10 get them oui Of
Jail II appears that they came
"a this city with Johns Immediately
after the fight passing the deputy
nheriffs who we're on an outbound
car. Johns does not deny having
struck the blow which almost kill
ed Nelson. but none will make a
statement until they can consult
their attorney. Il s Jones. who IL
st Madison IIot Springs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

HiLt.MAN. April "A pstitla,l
fseofius annexation has been start.
- in HHimau and ~ meeting vim
approval II in proposed 20 get ~
the r~at4. faFustnE annexation n
the various places 70 form clubs.
then representative COMMITTEES
frum each club can meet for cor
rertsd agtion
Hayden Cameron. Of the Hillmat'
sruE store. ~ circulating a peiiuefl
asking that uiIiman possibilities be
made station q. ~ Seattle. and that
he be appointed clerk. CathbeFi
Pratt the prcsen, postmaster. has
petition protesting against any
change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

Steamer Excelsior arrived yeater-
dav mornina from the wsstefward.
with only one blade to her propeller.
She goes ON the dry dock today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
Your Carfare

Saved BY buying your butter. eggs,
cheese anl lard Of us Cow Butter
store. First ave. aud Pike st. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

WASHINGTON. .. G., April ia
Thomas w. Mckenzie was today
nominated postmaster az Havrs
Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
REPORT SAID
To Be FALSE
RumoR OF DECISION IN rrE
SEATTLE. BENTON a sourH.
ERIN Case IS oesirp--ls ssr
FOR sEARlNo IN NAY. BUT rs
LIKELY TO "a sgr BACK.

COLUMBIA. Arrii ts The re-
pert IN circulation here that the
United States circuit court 81 ar-
tesis At san ffanrlsco has reversed
tha pest decisions IN the fight bs-
tNssn . II. uazost and v a
Crawford. ~ chicago. Tor control
gt the seattle. Rengon q southern
raiifosd ana decided ~ favaF OF
the Crawford interests. 10 without
foundation. Neither Peters a Pow
eli nos Hafha a Hale. the rsspscf Z.
les hftafnsgs. hsd hrafa - any ueu
naeve. A. the affice 81 the clerk
az the unltea states circuit court
here u vaa stated thaf Ehs case has
not yet been heard. Il u est fe be
heard in Nav. but uaifap the court
OF appeals makes faster ttfae than
usual it an nas b. hsafd gli srp-
tssr.hrr.
Ga the meantime the people ~
Rainier valley Nm have 20 pat up
vim the present equipment Man
aH~r Aeaastfunt said this morning
tat na usw cars would be ordered
until tbs litigation Is settled
ovsF io.eeq people are vitality IN
terssted "a the cmsv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

steamer Iyades win sail for
yIaaivoatok today. carrying 5000
tons u freight. principally flour
from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
Nelson May Rssovsr.

Nelson the injured man. Will re-
cover unless complications set In.
Ono side Of his head has been badly
mashed by the blow Of the al. bat
the brain is apparently not AZ
tertcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

~. - s.taofiiiss, backed BY troops.
= ~ assidsa 70 order the arrest q
=. issdsrs q the mob which
e. two negroes. who are
~ aasFh 70 be Innocent. Gov
falE has ordered fhs leaders
- pfsseatsd 10 ths limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
INSANE WHEN she
KILLED HIM

l-Los ANGELES. April ie.-The
foroner's jury this morning brought
IL \ verdict Of insanity against Mrs.
Kate u Raymond. wife of Frank X
Raymond. ~ the Interior depart.
hent. al the inquest Of the won.
kn's 14.yrar old aon Frank. whom
the killed April ?. BY gas. She at
tempted 20 die with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

sssaaixaiion q the Merchants
a.ss Il contemplated. and for
!, ~ p4''Dss = meeting was held
!, go and = cornmitfss appoint
. = esnfef vita thu various ship
interests q the city towards
~ nd aad for better SUPPORT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

Don't threw your Old clothes
away. Have them cleaned 70 look
like new AZ The Pantorium. Main
fnfs. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

nnIoHroS. Apsil is-w ~
Crawford. retired earl,ailst ~
SPOKANE. has purchased ne rfund
placs herr Ne ~iii maze sxtetsiya
improvements Ga H.
Prof. Arthur ward. = cousin ~
Mrn namIiion Fiaii. eha came from
tha Cfiemt last wsek on the Minns-
safa. isff for Portland Saturday
night lie has been teaching in the
Congrsna fianal college, al Celumbo
eaYion. On the way hofne he stop
red AZ Canton. shore be brother IL
teaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
Cut Rate Prices

ON butter. eggs. cheese and lard al
Co.'S Butter Store. First ave. anc
Pike ~. 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

Der 2ommiFGr perbDrte i'm groges
fhpb nod Die 6ausmeifterin, Die elm
siee partei auber Den beioen S9ipez
fern, pelde nod i'm Sauie tpobnte.
sic pubts ni9ts BON 8elang ansuges
BEN, oenn tie mar um bie fritif6e 3eit
BEL elmer Sreunoin gu 8efuG getpeisn,
uno ibr Mann, peIher 8anfOiener
mar, befan0 ii9 tagsiiber tets auBer
Saus.
Srau Sr06li9 bate man in lire
Wpbnung binabgebra9t, no ibre Die
Merlin 2uife fi6 bemiibte, Die por
S9mer5 uno @ntisBen balb Wabniins
MICE sl beru6igen.
Sben i'm erIten Stodperf uber
bau9te bas arme SrGulein b. Qin0es
maier in ben @rmen i6res 8ruOers
ibre Seels aus, pGbrenO Ser prieiter
ibr ieinen Segen mitgab auf Sic Rsife
in's unbefannte 2dn0.
S9luGseno betete Stnd am SUB
enoe oes 8ettes uno mari nur 5ufpeilen
einen i6euen Slid uuf oie pom Ypli@
aeitommi1Gr amtli6 perf6lofeneS hiir
oes Heben5immers. 9ort ionten iid
nod Oie SubIpuren 6es MDrOers be-
finoen. Der &ommifdr bate lie iorg@
fdl;ig gemefen uno iOsar auf Papisr
nabge5ei9net.
Gina ieuf5te unpilfiirli9.
.@ott lei linn gndoig!" murmelte
tie. rWer bate eeOa9t, buB aus Dem
munteren, trdusbaarigen 8iib9en, Dem
i9 10 serne 3udertperf Suitedte, elm
MOroer iperoen piirOe! Atsr freiIi9,
ais mid Der 9ommiKGr fra9te, Oh
main armes Nrdulein Teinoe hattie.
babe i9 glei9 an i'm Oenfsn miifen.
mir fiel fpfort Der Brief elm uno pie
biel Tie Oesbalb heimliA gepeint bat,
oenn tie bate i'm bod lieb. pie mir
alle, bsn ipi!ben Sungen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Bsahafte Eraar.

sd tpsib ni9t, pte oas augsbt!
Triiber batten mir 10 bel geind, uno
iebt bleiben ale 8efannten fern!"-
Set mann fpielt oenn Jrdulsin Sodsz
ter RIdpier?"