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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
ELK HUNT IN AUTOMOBILE
Montana Man FOrsakes Pony for
ChuEwagOn and Bags
Big Buck.

An elk hunt on foot or on horseback is
sufficiently exciting, but TO hunt down the
noble antlered animal by means Of a tour
ing car is an unusual experience. This,
however, was undertaken by a party Of
FIVE men near Billings, Mont, recently and
a magnificent specimen OF a fast disappear
ing species Of animal was bagged as the
result of the exciting chase. Hunts Of
the common field variety "a la automobile
have long since ceased TO be novelty,
but an elk hunt by the aid Of this means
of locomotion is decidedly out Of the or
binary. The party, consisting Of the
driver and four hunters, chartered White
steam car and started on before daybreak
for the place where the elk were ranging.
Many years ago Paul Mccormick, prom
inent resident OF Billings and pioneer
Of Montana, put several elk IN this pas
ture, and since that time, under the rigid
/ protection enforced, the animals have null
| tlplied and are scattered in goodly numbers
over the immense preserve. They are by
no means tame; on the contrary some Of
/ the older bulls are exceedingly vicious,
/ and Il was for this latter class In particu-
| lar that the automobilists were looking.
The purpose Of the hunt was 10 secure
venison for a big barbecue given at the
Montana state convention Of Elks in Bill
lngs.
After arriving on the hunting grounds
the party spent several hours In fruiuess
search but suddenly, while driving over
the open range, i've fine specimens Of the
elk family, headed by big buck, spranG
out Of a small coulee by the side Of the
trail and made a break for the hills. Al
though the car was sent after the animals
at the best rate Of speed IL was possible
20 make, no percepuble gain was mad
upon them, and they disappeared down
narrow dehle IN the rocks without beini
struck by any Of the shots fired at them
As IL was impossible 70 follow the quarry
except on foot, II was decided 20 go by
circuitous route Of several miles 20 tn
mouth Of the canon, down which the ell
were heading, IN the hope that they WOul
continue their course 20 the range on tn
opposite side Of the hills.
After their hrst fright had subsidized IN
animals proceeded slowly, for when N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Musings of the Gentle Cynie.

II powder won't remove freekles. why not
try dynamite2
The average political platform is made up
Of gang planks.
Woman is the one problem that science
can never solve.
Money won't get a man into heaven, but
Il may keep him out Of jan.
A girl isn't grown up TN she begins 70
Worry about her complexion.
Old age is the evening Of nfe.' but second
childhood is the next morning.
Lots OF men would sacrifice principls &C
success. and consider It dirt cheap.
Love viii md a way, preferably IN IN,
DARK
Every man should be his own fool killer
Many a man feels like eonsigning his au-
tomobile to the place that is paved viii
Eood intenti0ns.-NeW York Times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09

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inE OF the affected part, to heal much OF
the soreness and liberation. After the
sample is gone your druggist will supply
you with a box Of the Pyramids for so
cents.
Read Mrs. Bonds letter. which tells
how she suffered and was relieved, II not
positively cured, after using one so cent
box.
Il have tried your pile cure and md
them all you recommend them. am
very thankful to you for ever putting
them within my reach, for have had one
box and have not used all OF them yet,
and feel like a new woman today and
] tell everybody about them. When I
started them could not walk across the
floor, but now ! can do my work all right.
My work was a burden to me before !
started them. but can tell you that
can -,SEk much better now. You can
rely on me. I viii tell everybody about
Pyramid Pile Cure. Yours sincerely, Mrs.
J. Bond, Toronto. Canada, SO Pears Ave "
There is positively no risk or danger
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Is nothing but curstives in the prepare
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soothing ointment working upon the in
fected and ulcerous tissues. giving them
new life and stimulating a stronger circu.
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BY the use OF the Pyramid Pile Cuns
the patient is cured AZ home without los
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The Pyramid Pile Cure Is quick. per
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package. Pyramid Drug Co. rs Pyrami,
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The SO cent Bise packages are for sal
AZ All druEsists-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
RrntnIItN.

Here the far western orator waxed fer
vent.
Fellow citizens" he exclaimed "ordi-
narily I pay no attention 70 campaign SLAM
ders, but the candidate on the other ticket
has lied about me so persistently and ma
liciously that forbearance has ceased TO be
virtue and I am going TO handle him
without gloves"
lyon can'tH hoarsely beloved man
with short hair. a thick neck and a bull
dog face.
.rwhy not?". demanded the orator.
",Cause it's agin the rules. Anywheres
in this state you've got TO have gloves
weighin at least two uncesH'-Chicago
Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Quite Legitimate.

st have a position now that pays me
very we'll"
Indeed What is itT'
Il have been engaged by large depart
ment store TO take charge Of profitable
Matchmaking scheme"
Great Scott! Aren't you afraid to tell
it7"
Not a bit Of IT, You see II is TO write
the advertising circulars OF their mourning
millinery department baltimore Amer
can
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
1Iakinr a Distinction,

There is not particle OF evidence, your
honor" said the attorney for the defense,
'.to show that my client was within a dozen
miles OF the scene when the crime was
Committed"
Il beg your pardon" interrupted the other
lawyer but his brother-in-law testiheA
specifically that he saw him there"
It know IT," rejoined the defendants at.
torney, but his testimony isn't evidence."-
Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Awful Agony Of Piles
Positively Relieved by The Pyramid
: Pile Cure.
A TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

There is no reason-surely no good rea-
son-why any man or woman should con-
tlnue to suffer with piles when repu-
table company of druggists have placed
in every high-grad pharmacy positive
and unfailing cure for this dread disease
at price within the reach Of the poor
est. They have done more. They offer
to relieve the sufferer temporarily and
start him well on the way TO recovery,
by giving to any piles patient who sends
his name and address, free trial pack
age OF the wonderful Pyramid pile Cure
in a plain sealed wrapper There are
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Like victims Of Destiny.

This mad rush Of speed and its effect
upon you cannot be fully realized unless
you can manage 70 get Into your ears. az
you read these lines the almost appalling
noise amid which all this rush backwards
and forwards Of trains takes place. Every
three minutes almost you hear the rush Of
one train following another into the same
station As you ny past three other trains
ny past, too; and all this noise combines
and cOmmingles until you feel that the
world is being shaken TO its center, and
that there Is a frenzy Of noise that might
make even heavens artillery sound tame
ana gentle. And inside these trains you
see people not laxative. NOT gay, not ex-
pansive. as the American Is usually sup
posed 10 be, but silent. absorbed as 1
thought, sad. This girl. with all the dell
cacy Of beauty for which American woman
hood is celebrated. has an air as serious
and absorbed as though she were an ell
derby hnancier engaged in worldwide op-
erations. This child sits silent and self
absorbed. as though II had already in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
Ebert and His Little Knock

In nveovc OF Ws,eh he master; with sarcasm
Hubbard Joined the procession
American lie would
last weekly supposedly feed the people
philosophy which he iomaaes aud sends out at SO
much formulate.
the publishers snrdd have rcd
nceks to Hubbard above the nse of pro
family Tor pubo they their haeked
eys In which the harvest ever hcing poa
Hubbard write wonderful command Of language
lie from his edecea constructs
eurryeoub thai asp@ good for as
breaches love and howls because the
life regardless Of his epiEfamA o
puts enough truth u medicine make h dangerous
prcaehmcnt is picturesque and Illogical II haa rhythm
a smile In T. ~.
tut bless your buttons be taken seriously WY
the fact that Hubbard himself seriously Is an indication OF az
praehlnx aee period Of peoviahness and euneas
There business some hypocray IN every
human heart. all Of the affairs OF this world Iha
heeanse men. GODS. aFc in charge
Hut there when newspapers aa class
were morn vigorous progressive ngh Tor the RIGHT than
-. a.. -,
the worlds progress wonderful influence OF the
nswspape aud have travelled hand In hand
The newspapers public sentiment They the Only means
NE have OF getting and hears OF the people
seuundres turned the hsht ON
restoring thieves forced reforms and made MO
a burden TO human vuitures
nut 40 them No human with good IN MS
heart has tho publicity that Mr. Hubbard do
-.
S place Of the sage Of the world VII s ."
wasas public he In the homes ana 'of
more and always enlightenment
And A Is wer 10 humanity that this "a true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
FISHERMEN kept
FISHPOLES DRY

KIRKLAND. April 27-Jaek
FERRY aud Harry ELLIS were given a
duching In the waters Of Lake
Washington last Monday. The two
started out fishing ia an old sail.
boat which had laid up ou the shore
for about d GEAR where tbs Aun and
rain could beat down on H. They
had not gone very far from shore
when they perceived water coming
through the bottom Of the boat. and
al once started back. bat 10 no
avail. Tor tho boat sank In the lee
cold Naier. Those who witnessed
the incident were greatly amused
to see tho two men. after standing
On the seats OF the boat for aeYs
efai seconds. 60 into the water
holding their fishpoles high above
their heads 10 keep the bait from
getting set
AZ the last meeting OF tho Kirk
land eouncil the question Of PLANK
Ing the Kirkland bridge xas
brought up. bat Was laid over for
a week
A plan IL n0w on foot in the
Kirkland council 10 paes an ofdi.
nance 70 require a license Of az
year for each pool tHble. That IL
SIC per year muIe than the Seattle
iicrnau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
TALES OF THE FOOLED
DETECTIVE

Adyeftias 10 failures In detective
work. the work Of a smooth fofgef
named KELSEY. alias Camp. vas. per-
hApa. one of tha lsoldrat ia the his
tory of hank crimes,
Tho nhrewd fof6er selected the
busiest DIS 81 the concern an whom
he worked T. Il wAa shortly before
II o'clock ons morning when he Aps
peared hefau, the wiadoW - the
paying taller IT a national baak
There vas long string OF people in
the rear of the stranger. The teller
Was attracted BY his neat appear
anee and general makeup dark
suit. an elegantly brushed ailk hat.
and handsome rudy features lie
pushed Ia = check ZOE tlao0 and very
cooliy said
VIII yaa Kindly give me ~ larss
BILLS "a possible cue ti00a biil aud
twe 500 hllla
The check was drawn In favor It
Jas d. Camp. and signed By A. o.
s. a son II vas Endorsed On
the back b. Camp. and the signature
as marked 20 X By the firm
Everything appeared straight The
paving teller. was familiar with the
signature II the firm aud at once
paid the money
In some say ths suspicious 20 the
paving teller were later aroused. be
picked ap the cheek. stepped 20 the
telephone. and. calling up the offiss
u the firm. saked Il they hal issued
any such check They promptly an
uounced that theY had not. Weird
waa promptly sent to police head
auaFtrrs
Investigation showed that pre-
vious Ia this Eeutiemaua success
with the hank In question be had
offered a cheek AZ another bank fur
$500. ThIa Nna drawn In favor ~
Geo ! aWlft, and signed ~ the i
& 3 CommisAieu CO Those gentle
men havs = p~cuiIar signature. and
the paying teller anlckly aA~ that n
vas a forgery and declined to cash
the paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

paralyzed 80 that she could "a,
speak
The experiences Of the xlrls v,,.
thrilling They were avakenes 1,
being thrown 70 the floor a ~,
apartment With difficulty ~.
reached the street. only % es,..
b. miracle from being crussss
under the walls Of another hulisis,
They finally got away 10 a. su,s
mobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
AFrER sHRIneR convGMrIon.

Since the Indefinite postpone.
ment 81 the Mystic shrlnef conYen.
lion. that was 10 be- held ia Los
Angeles May $40. local railroad
men have discussed the possibility
u bringing the convention 20 this
city Many parties wefe 20 travel
10 the Convention via Seattle. and
n So believed that a united effort
would secure the convention for
thia city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
MITCHELL ASKS
AN INCREASE

WiLKE8nAHnE. Pa, April n
President Mitchell. Of the uniied
Mine Workers. last Night mado pub
Tic two propositions. together with
a request for another Joint confer
ence. submitted BY the anthracite
miners scale committee 10 PreHi
dent naef aud bis associates.
The frat proposition asks Tor an
increase In wages ranging from .
% Nc per cent. according 10 the
wages nov received. The second
proposition asks Tor an advance
equal 90 10 cents per ton upon the
total production Of coal To be added
10 the wages Of employees and ap.
poftioned In such percentage rs
may be agreed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
HER HAIR HAS
TURNED WHITE
puYALLuP GIRLS HAVE TERRI
Bile EXPERIENCE IN FRISCO
HOLOCAUST.

PuYALLUP. April gT.--Alghough
they escaped from the san Fran.
cisco holocaust with their lives.
Carrie and Alice Avery. daughters
OF Mrs c. 4. Aver. Of this city.
stiil show the effect. Of their
frsrhtfnl experience.
Msss Carries hair has turned
white. and for several days the 70.
cal organs OF her sister were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
LET US ALL PRAY WITH
BAILEY FOR THE COMING
OF THIS BETTER DAY

rraes ahides and IN every lana
where men are free.
Under The intiueuee ~ higher
Ideals and more unse'fish aspirA-
tlous ana hate and envy WI vanish
from cur minds. and the only svh
thought which attn must vrx us wiil
b. me lnalles which the bad shah
forever feel toward the good When
rauducs Instead % fortune IL made
the rule by which ws Judge ali n'ra.
cxrv boy IN all the land. ne matter
how humble his psfsutasr Or hp~
limited III. epportuultY. viii feet ths
tnrta q hope. ana the cafaTuirrs
son yin kneN that u oniy he e just
ana hgsVs and honest BE- Nta be
more respected than tire son Of any
millionaire who ever wastea hts
fathers fortune ia taie dissipation
o. settled hts fathers name b gross
excuses"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

In closing his recent great speech
On the railroad rate bin. senator
bailey. ef Texas struck 3 note that
will find a popular echo. lie said
"of ccurne. am not 80 simple
mindea az % dream that the ell
days - small fortunes ana great
eontrntment viIi ever come agaiu -
bless the land. bat I DO believe ~
the coming % a better Day than this.
when the man who knows that ha
/. last aud honest will feel that he =
happier In hts circumstances than
the ntan whose riches have been
cofruptesf taroueh tntustiee.
Il play for The time TO certe vhsn
We shall have a new standard 90
guide oar childtens when Ne shall
teach them that justice 10 better
than power. and lead then into ne
snuohiins faith that truth shall epu-
qucr faisehooA IN every houc where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
Bows Little Acorns

As the Old Oak Shes Il for men.
90 the little Acorn shoe Is for boys
or little men Good nhoea help
make good boys and odd Oaks
from Lille AeoFnn Grow i4ttIe
Acorn Shoes and ola Oaks sold only
~ the Meas Shoe Store. SOS lat
Ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
VISITED
BY HIS WIFE

CHICAGO. April sT--Mrs. John
Alexander poNie. Nife Of the Dc
posed apostle of Zioa City. visited
her husband ia HE apartments At
he Auditorium yesterday II was
the first time they had met IN soy.
orai months She waa accompanied
b. her snu. Gladstone. vito. how
ever. did not see nia father. TO
naming outside the room
II vas runlored tho Wait was fof
the purpose Of q deathbed feconcil
latIon between husband aud wife.
but nowie'a friends assert that the
ONLY object was "a arrange Tor his
proposed return 10 Zion tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

IL worth s. 90. You cannot buy an
other dressmakinE chart fof less.
With this chart anyone who can
sew. can make any garment The
Star has limited number Of those
charts. which Il VIII sell 10 is sub
soribeTs FOR fifty cents each. 1909
seventh avenue. between Union and
University streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
s TUDEKTS
STRANDED

PAto ALTO. Cal. April IL
MANY stanford university students
are stranded here. unable 20 s~t The
phorowiihai 70 rutarn home. The
university has no ready money. aud
cannot relieve them The wofk Of
rebuilding tho university has not
begun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
eKrENos EXCURSION sEAsos

The nili lines have extended the
summer excursion season In order
10 give teachers ON the coast the
usual opportunity Of g1ing eNst on
special rafe6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

Hsalislng inc dire distress Of ~
aaany homeless friends ln fan f'rAn-
etsaa. ~. management % this store
has decided "a sise ! psr cent ~
lie entire szies from nsw until April
- Ia the relief funds. uarxey Bu.
rhauan Company. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
NOW
A SURE THING

WASHINGTON. ID G April 2f.--
Nothing ln nos lacking bat the
presidents signature 60 make a laS
% the bill which viii insaro the
election Of an Aiaskan delegate 10
congress next August The biii.
practically aa framed BY Congress.
man Cuahman. Was placed on ita
final passage Ia both houses yester
day nflern00n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
$3.50 Los ANGELES AND
RETURN

on sale May 2. ,. I and 5. return
limit July 3ist Take the Southern
Paclfie 60 g Coast Line and Shasta
Route Tho Road Of a thousand
Wondefa1 Two trains daily. Fast
time. Excellent service
Full particulars and reservations
at Union Ticket office. sos First
Ave. y. Z. Ellis. Gsnl hgt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
ROGERS RETURNS

Traffic Manager Rogers a a,
White Pass. returned TO ysnouure,
Yesterday Afternoon. n. b plse~
general freight and passenger .s.,,
Tor the company. remains ia -,
tie for several DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

also Asr~rfAlu@d that ksatin3
atlas Camp. had called a. another
bank and bad hAd large It'll
changed into small money. and sub
s~auentlf had called AZ a pawnshon
"a redeem a watch there. Offering
ene % tha 500 Bills received frusn
the bank be had - easily wnrkea
Both this add the 500 tiiis we're
Identified BY the paying teller
After calling upon s a E. found
that the check wa 81 the regular
form used by them. bot that the
number employed b. Camp on tbs
check vas way beyond fhslr issue
They extended the Information that
they purchased their goods from
certain nihoEraph firm. and when
I called there I noan learned that
the fufEef bad secured his original
a. that place also
lie represented hlmaslf az
travelling whisky salesman. aud had
various other eheeka lie was De.
SIRIUS % showing them 70 his Gus
toners. he intlmatod. aud In this
way he secured the checks. and lat
CT filled them out / must admit |
never succeeded In landing KEEL
asy, alias Camp. I confess that the
story ~ my ~ success In this case
leaves a bad taste In my mouth TO
this day.
We detectives frequently run
across humorous and amusing inei.
dents. snnie u which are ridiculous
IN the extreme A brother detective
friend 81 mine named Granger and
myself we're attached 90 the central
station. Chicago. At tho time the no.
furipua biii Bolton. the negro muir
derer made his escape
Receiving word tho Bolton was
hiding In a vest side barn. Ne
started for the place. and ON
reaching there were informed that
the negro murderer could be found
IN the hay loft. Granger volunteered
70 20 up first
You stay down here. HERON,
he said to me. because you have a
family and | have not
Granger made hia way 10 the hav
loft. and In The dark h caught the
sight 81 two eyes.
BIZ Beltonl" no yelled. 4 don't
want 70 take my chances with you.
II you don't give yourself up. viii
shoot, and shoot 70 KIM"
Tho detective knew the negro 10
be desperate man. he again asked
Tor q surrender. and. receiving no
reply. fired. To his surprise. the
EYES disappeared. but there was no
cry Of pain lie made HIS way to
the place where he had neen tha
eyes and drew the dark lantern.
Imagine his surprise when. In.
stead Of the murderer. he found a
eat IN the last throea of death. lie
1ntesl nnrlnr r.illl....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
no CHANCE IN pRIcEs

Packers on Puget sound arc firm
10 the belief that the pack Of 1896
vii 50 higher this season than
previously. The Columbia Packers
association has issued It's seasons
announcement of pfisca. but there
IL no change over last year. with
the exception of tAlia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

have good timber claim rlis-
qulshmeuts for sale cheap in Cal
lam county Five mllIlon feet y
each claim Best propozlgina Z
market List your timber lana
RFerEon. 4z Boston block. ~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

on May 2. ,. and 8 the North
eru Pacific viii sell first class fuund
trip tickets to Los Angeles AZ rate
sgs 50. going limit MsY 10Th. return
limit July Stat. account meetinK 81
Mystic shrine For particulars
rali Al ely ticket office. corner y
FIRST Ave. and Ter Way 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

The semi-annual meeting of d
Nomen's Missionary Social ssiy.
viii begin this morning al IB.wh
Grace Methodist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

had hli the animal square below tho
cyes came up just a. he pulled
the cat out OF the hay Granger.
you may be- sure. never liked 10 hear
tell of that story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

which II IL being aroused by public
clamor for gruater naval facilities
On the Pacific coast.
Ia the Atlantic the united States
has the Atlantic fleet OF eight first,
class hattlouhips. ~ cruisers TOUR
being nov ia the Maditerraneani
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

with a load Of dynamite. but stop.
ped before they we're blown ap.
EVEHETr--1ohn Hammond. sec.
ton hand. was run over by freight
traln and seriously Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

ANACoRTEs odd Fellows from
ihis section have accepted The Ia.
vitaliaa of the Anaoortes lodge 10
celebrate the sTth Anniversary of
the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

COLVILI.E-- telephone 10 con
meet this city with Echo valley II
projected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

WENATCHEE C. v Martin. sus.
pended trum practicing law. has
appealed Ia the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
Help Frisco Sufferers

by attending tho dance given by Sc
attic camp No. I, order Of Buf-
fnians. az Madison Park pavilion,
Friday evening April a. 1896. Gross
receipts 10 go 20 the Frisco Relief
tIfUd