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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS

Paving is the main question before the house just
now. gentlemen-a question Of perennial freshness
ever new and interesting.
The Mayors already work: up to high tenn
perature, the council and the people are warming up
We are getting right down to business.
While it is desirable to proceed with all possible
speed it is equally important that we proceed with
care making no mistake as to the legal methods Of
procedure. 1t is possible % lose rather than gain
time by undue haste and lack of proper consideration
in the procedure.
The provision in the Curtis act is new and, be-
ing brief much is expressed in general terms Great
latitude appears to be left to the city council in the
enactment of ordinances to give effect to the law.
These ordinances must be SO drawn and all the pro-
cedure must be such that the buyers Of Improvement
scrip can find no flaw. 1t would appear to be desr-
able possible TO interpretation of the law
from official authority before final action is taken
About one point there is no questionable pro-
perty owners must sign the petitions and present the
to the council before that body do anything and
our citizens should interest themselves first in attend
ing to this preliminary
600
We can't cuss the council if Chlckashs
doesn't have paved streets and sidewalks. It's righ
up to the property owners Get busy with petition
for an improvement district.
Beg pardon for changing the subject SO abruptly
but have pou signed street Improvement petition'
1t has now reached the point where it may pro
perly be announced that statehood is Imminent
Hoch will be renomnated; the people of Kansas
evidently don't blame him.
There's one more chance for removal Of restric
tons
Statehood prophets active and people feeling en-
couraged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
DUELs IN FRENCH COLONY
One Man Fought Ten at St Pierre do
Miquelon in Past Four Years
Military Men Figure.


There is one place in North
America where dueling is still
common, according to the Chicago
Daily News. That is st. Pierre
Miquelon. Among other practices
peculiar to the mother country,
France, is that Of settling affairs
Of honor by an appeal to the pistol
or the rapier. From recent pub
lication in the Pierrois journal La
vigie (the Lookout it is learned
that II duels have taken place
there in the last four years, or an
average Of one every three months.
In ten Of these M. Paul Louis
Legasse, the fishery merchant,
who represents the little colony
in the French chamber at Yer
sailles, has figured as a principal.
1t is evident, therefore, that he
lives a strenuous and dangerous
life, though, as nobody has ever
been seriously wounded in these
encounters, the peril must be less
than would appear at first sight.
The little town has $500 people,
and what may be termed it's aris.
tocracy is very limited. M. LIE.
gasse, who is the leading fishery
outfitter, owning over 60 vessels
that ply on the Grand Banks and
whose wealth far exceeds that OF
any competitor in the place, has to
find his adyersaries among the Of
ficials who conduct the admins
tration or among the candidates
who contest his seat when the BIZ
ennial elections take place.
His latest duel was with M. Ca.
peron, the retiring chief justice Of
the little colony. Between the
| two there had been a feud since
last summer, when NJ. Legasse, be-
| ing charged with completely in
some alleged marine scandal, was
arrested by order of this judge
bail being refused until NJ. lie
gasse's friends appealed by cable
to the minister Of justice in Paris
who ordered his release M. lie
gasse, being unable to insist upon
a meeting while M. Caperon was
actually holding his exalted Of
flee, had to wait until his transfer
to another post was ordered.
Thenhepromptly challenged the
chief justice. They fought with pis
tolsat 45paces, but neither was hit
NJ. Legasse's previous important
duel was with M. Dum0nt, creole
from st. Pierre, Martinique, all o
whose relatives we're killed by thu
tragic explosion of Mont Pelee
Nj. DumOnt, who Is lawyer, raj
against Legasse for deputy in th'
last election, and special interes
attached to his candidacy becaus'
many of his followers advocates
the annexation of the island to tn
United States.
1t was as an outcome of some vi
olent language that the Legassc
Dumont duel took place. Previou
appearances Of NJ. Legasse on tn
field Of honor were made wit
other officials and with one or tw
rivals in the commercial line. Ol
fioers Of the gendarmerie on th
island and the naval squadron
which gathers every summer, fil
I.xwoI l.. ro.s.n - 4Io.S, :. Ae,.s.~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-02

There's nothing 50 meaningless
as the kiss one woman bestows
upon another--uDless it Is the ex-
pansiye smile Of a hotel clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
Heroes Are Scarce

noesut CARNEGIE rund com, sson
Il compelled to reror scarcity at hsfoesf
The world fun u hetocs Ia somebody
A. hs soad annual neettns.
found worthy
q courageous eeuiuct sahnid approved
only
etons the commissions definition 81
estimating auy svrn case
welsh sravity
20 which has deliberately Incurred
But m pfacuoe the question Is Infinitely complicated
The eaaal, nenaeng q, persons nor
80 Ms Instance
he uut heroic swimmer
What would be dvne
ursd everyday
rsuns motive deliberate ser.acriex courage
and u another impulse
There Is nothing quite hard anayac
Mueh that bravery nseahiU
take psychologist
ricte idiot shows
nns ~feols rush where angels tread
Real fearless appreheusvc
essential rleuea
fearng
temhlss like away,
81 hsraisa--and he Is rarv.
purpaae
before the public
Itself only the spectacular
admirable
revealed In humdum lives
bravey poverty. OF
cAiammy
unfortunately take coEnizAnee
healthy Il stimulates young
courage efforts
In humanity
81 ordinary lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
"See America First"

ciy the psopIa
country land before tahing
trips abroad
al % either The majority do NOT travel sSsn
abroad This chief Of the
: he be permitted stay where he Is
Tor the small proportion 81 people who have aud
AHeFea First rood Eoldsn
who travel bat Htn desire
world which iva there aaohsr metio iast
Kood-#gnow America First"
ID excellent idea the
xhtsecrs. America frat god idea
uoa every and child
eonatry.
a historic background that the uairt
uaited eseic beauty which Is
eleWhera whils also has
which appeal powerfully patriotic
American
tisaae8oae Europe
by very tr Of their land
miipua travelling
country financial hut
knowedrs % anasy value to them
irisK Aexhsniss Who
passing Europe never
Mississippi VALLEY which Industrial
offers noshnx % the Roxy
lnsignncanes
mild pleasure relies ~ tbs esie ssaa
American d blood in their
we'll IN studying ~"
Aboundiux Of the highest eiviiizAsion Of today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

eat q give her the wealth % sym
rafhYf Where Uutsid she he. pray.
bad her mathrr hela her vlrwnF
And shat kind AZ a sasry place
vaaia this world b. anF way. Il
there w~fe no one. Nhen little Willie
cut his finger % hiss u ana make
u Wsti -~ OF 80 ssruku funies bot iit +.
tle head. and tell her Newer mihd.
e hen ahe eeujaht 30 that su'n. -
10 give a brace O. tamesl hunar ffnfa
eaissx~ after having bren ~fiuukes
cut. ~ the heart feit Assurance
titaf Mashsf has ensfidenae in hes
beg ~ to fecesse she condolences
- th~ father fun - bursting VITA
the cares which eosus % fhsfn aii a
tinaes. and satisfy his hHnEsrf -
atsevtipu approval and "a under
standing hsaftF That hnussr 4
human. ard then all have g.
tIusus nltY. 30 yea knoN has ne
are dpins When Yuu chu0as khs
harHh. luns ideal - intlNidn tfff
ana naahf 10 Ysa fealiss that ga /.
isssusss ard laek 81 sHnrNst
a9ean sueh EhlnEa - Cooperation a. :
sanity and sairidsa Do Yaa henazs
that fhFfp afe a iot q people. both
male and female. aaisinR afaurd IS
The auFii tesiaF. suffering Hnapeas Z
ahls fhinea from tbs fruits - Apply
iax aar young frisn6s viesaf
10 gou thluk. faau8 uataan. tai
amY pai8 tsaas raul1 unarg1ak7 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

years. that he has been secretary
af war fnF whole administration
that he has been asa attnrtsY gen j.
rrai fur southwestern territory
that he keeps a private secretary. "a
butler. rirat man, second man,
q valet and strinK af automobiles
'iaels Steve" hr II 10 the younger
fnsnlhefH 90 the crew. because h. L.
~ gentle ~ speech, quick 10 put his
arm abound Yan and say nifa Things
and hints At little things be- might DO
~ heip yod along
Steven a. EiAlns. Hsnataf from
West Virginia. ID ths head ~ the
railway opposition 10 the itnase, oit
rate bill
tnels steve has constituents in
New York and Philadelphia who
take a sfrat interest in what he IL
doing They think him fine Mr.
iiasf. head II the anthracite coal
trust. regards Nlktua as statesman
~ high stamp J ptefpont Morgan
and the Hoekefsliofs. q ~ HART
man and ueafEe Olouid knoW that he
il their SENATOR aud thsy lndorsr
his atatrHmanahip from Alhpa b.
omsHa.
What has E.ikin. dome Ia force the
railways ta siYe the people square
deal That's fair question. Il may
BE- answered that the present Law
against rebates bears his name Al
sisht. Who afse 81 Judge fagan.
general counsel roc The FennngiNania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

ssfy resins business uunsan ssid 4
So nat care Cor ths positisu q eElsf
aak ans can D. hiFsd Tor gssas
naneY than I ani settins
what 4 Tauahfui 81 fynte#liY
American vtrw - youthful NJ Ealng
20 deeper thsh to sec Be- tha raHa r.
fsy % mife and HsesteF 20 more fhsn
IN that q chief rres Ansriez IL
srccpttus me aiEusghtf dollar aa -
standard ~ cufup aftaons
After al. - fhe wife and mother
fsally aaly ehfaf aookf PERHAPS -.
in auufe homes the hsaas % ahieh
are unasffhg - tha title iius iu
the average huuae. 10 nog fhs mother
ana wife ura -sulnsntiY. fret ~ AL.
the cnmfuftsrf Isn't sru1paihF her
ssnE muiuf tant Il really the sweet
cot and hest and highest service nat
shr rsuirFs. 10 srrura fhtae. and 30
comfort uoesnt ihe heah ~ books
san tha Holy spirit The Comforter
ard aaertbs 50 Mother I've The
sanas hish calling
riieh authority assures us that
anman il By nafuFs a creature 81
Huick. 3uiirRts perception. profound
emotion. nnd unlimited sympathy,
tha latter az natural aatErnsth -
fhe two farneF. VIII ret ths YOUNG
business voea@n sousfsr or later feei
an emptiness. e craving % exercise
fhs hfFRusf talent she POSSESSES 7
WIN che b. satisfied with the cold.
hard. ali powerful doilaff ar viii
aat an that Is feminine tn her cry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

Theirs we're many places consider
"a BY Mrs Nation and her dAngh-
ters Tor entertaining their intended
English visitor. yonnk Andrew Car
ten. whn. 4 waA understood. would
be- attended ~ hiA travelling servant
or companion. Mr. HeafHies Mr.
Maifon vas = widow. hAvinE mar
riea 81 an early age. het daughters
were bot ~ and ~
What brought Cariea 10 the aniS'
home % the MAitonn the Nations
euaid not divine. the placidiiy OF
their III. In the Ssw England iown
Of aarp-F. thsy thought could pre-
@mt NO attractions 10 their foreign
nnuain. whom they had known b.
ropaFt a. a wealihY non who had
lately ensne Into his Inheritance
Mother. zaid Laura the younger
daughter. 4 Wtah they acre not
cunning. attn afraid u Mf csr'rn
already. don't think u II fighi
that be should eome hefe 20 mat our
peace
-Yes said hsg. sister Annis. shu
had Just returned frum the gardens.
why shnnid : man Ike thai wani
\ 20 eautem plate an Amsrican Eiri
snKAKed at pugk &c ! have tssen :
Thea that companion I suppose NJ
hAa = Nik and annin Latin has thin
legs ard is afraid ~ dogs inaeed,
mofher. they plll both b. displeasod
aiih us"
Daughters. said Mrn Nation.
Mr. cAriena father. though ualy a
distant ceusiu. Was kind % me. and
had J ehna.u - rsfnsia wiih ny hin
Ia England "a never have had 10
seo mYssif 10 ispor a. - are noe
I married pesf aad tried M for
tunes Nlth Ynuf father here alone p
Ia The train sppfoaehiak Harper
al cartsn and ne@fsiey. the latter
esa sfidcnily nervous. as he re-
marked "a bic companion
CAften mr. boy. 4 Il good II You
fv-tahe me hers 90 zee MarY crea-
Too. OF Nfs Nation. ~ she IL ROW
u I md that auEht not 10 remind
her ~ her former lows for me b. -
Fraliuk my Identity. can 80 aNay
again and she eill never know
Arriving ~ the Nations piacs 81
night. only Mia Maitnn received
them The EnEiishm-a wrFe pleaard
The simplicity and natural heauiy
~ the Surroundings assured them
90 cosnpiste Fepose whiio nnsrNlry
uaa more Delighted IN finding Mrs.
Ahiton a,ill attractive
Al breakfast on a morning aeon
after their arrival Cafinn suggested
flshinE jaunl. Which the Young
ladies we're Inclined "a accept upon
Mira Nations being prevailed upoa
70 accompany them nearsiey was
delighted and uaariy betrayed hia
feelings BY Familiarity dropping the
NJ In addressing CsFten and almost
falling into a further familiarity Of
a compliment 60 Mrs Maiton.
on thesr way TO the river Mrs
Naltou found hrrErif committed 10
liearaiey's charge. whose greater ex.
ptrirurw. ~ was argued. would b "
much advantage 90 her. Their con
vcrsstiDn turned upon England. a.
they sat watching their lines. and
BearHisF showed an acquaintance
with her old home scenes that sur.
prlsed AMI pleased her.
Cafelessly Bearaiey remarked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
The Man in the Senate Whose Business II Is to
Hand the Public a Gold Brick in she Rate
Discrimination Matter---His Constituents the
Railway Buccaneers and Highway Robbers OF
Wall Street.

railway now Deceased No doubt
about this The official records
show a.
trs reform iaw drawn b. the
rennsy lsauia faiirondl That ia a
great aaufCe faf reform that faiir
Rad whose trust Characteristic are
now under inspection nhuse hHusfui
Influences have drhHuehed the
raufin corrupted state and national
legislatures foafsrrd child labor in
the PrnHaY iyauis mines. tapped the
public treasury through paHtoffice
appropriations far mail tfanspafta-
ton go the tune 81 more millions
than eau BE- hnaani e raad whish IL
a Vsfitahlu white Hrpuisher ~ pre-
tended virtue. aud ~ full of dad
mems bones and the rrek ~ r0fnp-
ton
Mr Eiklns IL not the servant only
% the Pennsylvania railway sYstem.
II anyone would know whom he
really serves lee the inquirer turn
a. the ftfe volumes ~ testimony col
ieetsa last April by the committee II
which EIhinH ia chairman Look a.
the iist ~ constituents whom be
called 10 appear before the commit
tee "a give advtr~" on the import
ant topic ~ rate legislation.
~ there la any name omitiud from
that iiat which ia familiar iu the
New York maelatfom OF iobberY in
stocks and reckless wild finance ~
there ia road shoas legal DEPART
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
Rich Men

Almost without exception. every
man IN the country Who has attain.
Cd riches has done ~ by first start .
ing a small bank account. saving a
little each week until be had enough
70 invest in some good property. or
buy an interest IN some paying bust
ness. II you haven't had a fortune
left 10 you. don't delay starting your
account now You will never have
wealth until You do. Select a ~.
liable. safe bank. like the State
Bank 81 Seattle. corner ~ First
and fealer. and make some de-
post, however small. every week.
This bank Is one Of the strongest
In the state aud pays 4 per cent in
terest. compounded twice a year. on
savings deposits. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

! mines In weat Virginia. ne sw..
little railways connected with the.
mines he even bas . quarrel ~,
the big trunk fiHra befauas they al.
/ not handle hia cont over biz ilt,ts
branch road aH terms ~ fapgf.t,.
a. thsK handle fhr coal which a.,
themselves Own
just fbink' tneIr steve 6ppf....a
by the foal fruFt' ile mas : a.,
aRrarh framed iH fIs rate bin A.
pfopaHsa 90 correct such oppfessig.
practices Poor rr.Ta steve
The salary NJ iurir steve ~ tini,
- Ftafrs senator would rot buY on.
~ the automobile - which he ~.
number It H0uit rot pay N.
rent ~ nurh a house aa he oaeusgs.
iu Washington which however -
owns II would uot nag for his ain.
mere nor the brokerage on a nuantis's
transactions Ia stocks which he han.
dien
And yet ElklnH VAS once a t,oey
man once h. was - poor tb.s
when he was bush Boa King aoun 1,
Missouri in the disturbed Warttsns
period and VAS rounded ID b. N.
Quhutfeil gang ~ raidera. be "a,
found 90 be toe poor 81 rob % kal
4 member ~ the gang gan iosi4d
OF % take btu % tls rear and q.
that he sseaped Or Naa murdered
Its early aaaoeiataH Nefe rather
a rough lot and one q his pfessnt
/ pensioners ia = member ~ the "a.
nous Jesse James gang ~ highway.
men.
nut stsve has come ap since thos.
days He hes nRhfisg chin a
kesn eye. and q lovely blaFne1fnx
smile WiihaH be- haa good I'd
blood Ia bis neck. and l. no qaistes
lie takes the dafnuinE - the pebfir
III this rate legislation IKE a vet
ernn Sever aqueat from ed
steve Really he IN q jolly pirate
almost iovabie en- tho personal ases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
= ststttttttt tttttt ttttttfsttt,s

msni WAS not represented. ~ like
wise ita stock watering department
and itH freight squeezing department.
then the omission was certainly
an inadvrrtsnrr.
First q crew Of corporation las
yffH the beet nnd highest priced iH
thr land then crew " railway
buccaneers ~ the iiu Hartman.
Gould HHmneY. Morgan type then
the 7itaffls men" that ia the men
who SIRE paid so oao year O. figure
nut how much the fasd can squeeze
oui ~ the freight without stirring
the people - open riot. then the
subsidized special pleadefa aud
shippers favored b. rate diaefimina-
iinn.
The hearings" before this com
mtttee ~ ST isiklna cost the couu
try taf 600. and u aue single con
sumner was asked for HE opinion ou
the subject II one man not q rep
feaentntiFe II some special Interest
WAS ASKED 10 Eiye his advice Ia
tho COMMITTEES, ~ n one witness
testified. 90 advised pith the pocket
book ~ plain every day rent paying
saiafied man in mind. IL does not ap-
pear IN five bulky volumes Whifh
contain the printed record Of those
doinEn.
Stephen u. Elbina o. a good ser
want OF the interests which he
serves The only trouble with rneie
steve Il thai h. does not kuoW that
John Jones. II Spokane. IL hla con-
stitusnt lie sees public questions
from the Wall ~ point 81 view only
lie has grown 10 be very rich. Hs
10 large buyer and seller Of stocks.
There IN hardly su hour Of the day
that he does not apply his ear % the
long distance phone connected with
New r0rh
lie IL diiisent in ths business ~ -.
"a Rogers. ~ J. Ptefpont Morgan.
- - H Hartman. He owns rual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
TRAVELLING COMPANION

Did you know Tbo~ Weston. 81
that seetion. a great friend u Youi
COUSINS tamilyf"
with a siEh Nrn. Nation said
e1@." and n blush with her inauir1
as to what bad become 81 him be.
trayed her interest. " not her deep
e. frelinEa
noarhiey told her that Thomas
vas nos Sir Tom. that after :
life spent In travel hs had returned
"a his home. where he lived alone
They say. too. be loved once ysaf'
aKo. a gifi Who was AaHy Crustun
that for Der sake che vii no
marry BearaleY added
Mrn. Nation, hfnshsa ss1tl aa@nsr
and aRid abe had some knosisdge 81
that sifi. snd uearsisY. fearing h
mlKht appear too bold foe one IN bis
/ position. desiaied
ON returning from their excursion
Mira Nation sought out Caftsn Aions
And Inquired a. 20 BsarNley SAID
she 'lle seems not only Intelligent
IN hts service a. your companion
bat a gentleman IN your o~n sail
II NE. Tell me shat u he-who Il
har"
\ can only mas. Mr. Nation. fhai
be is alovr bis present position
that he is . gentleman Whaiefef
he tells you can take bis word a.
YoH would roar fathrr'a+
Time sent b.. and the visitors
wero within = DAY u their leaysfak
iaE. the nifla Nrre a0rry nearaleY
a. much az hta position allowed
saH a watcher ~ Mn Nation. and
she. whilst amazed a. his presurnp
tlan. could not actually complain ~
ais attentions that Nrre always ~
fsfefsntiai ana "a much IN keseInK
9Th his pfesums-1 station a. ~
fsudant epnn their guest
A. shutdown Of The evening %
their departure Iiaaraisy sought
Mrs Nation and suddenly address
81 her Mrs Nation" said he.
fso weeks ago today thrust upon
Yuur notice f~culisrtluuH Of Que y D.
once luxui yuu aud whom ron
bowed Tom wsltou I atm weitnn' 4
messenger TO ask II yua love him.
alili welian had loved you all
theas years. no knows your life. It's
hafashlpa. It's palm aud lta care
Shall ! take 10 him a message that
wlil bring him across tho seas %
yoa@~
Mr. Bearalcy. DO not under.
stand yoa But that Cartcn told
me could believe ali that you say
ia fear 10 talk I aid love wcitcn
I love him yet. but he has not seen
me for a long While am Older
nos the idol Of bis youthful fancy
Is altered.
Can tell him he may Gomez
"Ysn," said Mrs Nation. With
emotion
Then. replied he. The message
- delivered II changes Hraraiey
into Tom Weston. who is nov before
you Do You knew him. He beg
Noa 10 forgive him his deceit. and
In come 60 his lonely Iife forever
VIII you. MARI WIN your
Mrs Nation a. Lady WrIton vent
with her husband 20 live near her
native yoalh. and from a closer
proximity there Il nothing surpris.
ing AZ the more frequent Visits Of
Carten To tho Misses Nation. and
that there are runners 81 bis engage.
mept To the very one Who hal
thought she would be desplsed for
the toii that once occupied her in
her earlier and pooFcr DAYS In her
American home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

The cook had spoiled the pan.
cakes and VIM PennH face was
like = thundsrc loud
Thou are persplring. william
said one Of the neiRhbors who had
dropped In Tor breakfast
Il am. retortrd the great Quaker
III g such an effort 90 hold N
What I wish 70 say"
And thus We have The expression
"A warm friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

The Canadian government has
ordered an annual Investigation 81
all sailing rsssnla
J. " Coaaldine Is IN New Yorh
CITY.
News has boen received AZ We.
toria thaf tho sealing schooner
Enterprises. Of this city. owns.i
By Captain Clarke. vas de-
struyed BY fire a Neek ago At RE
Gfands DO sui. toKei her with her
cargo ~ seaiskina taken off Caps
. Horn
Craxed wlth llqunf sixteen mem
bera ~ the crow If the atcamef
indianapolis. leaving San FrancHc1
for Seattle. broke into muiiuY after
arning themselves with guns and
marlin spikes and made a mur1cr
Gus assault upon Second Mate M1I
tin. Who barely esfspcd death ~
the hands uf the Infatuated mems
The Officers succeeded in arrest
Ing John HeIsing the leader Of the
mufiny. and put him in irons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

Two car loads Of material Tor the
North Yakima 4 Valley railway
bridge across tho Naehes river here
arrived from Chicago The bridge
was IN wreck between 81. Paul
and Chicago last December and had
To- b. sent back % the factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

states senate. none IL ~ bold. 80
toltY er 80 dangerous a. 'min Steve
re witi never be anythinx bat Zig
steve 90 those Who know and 1--we
him.
What matters q that he has eofn
legislative hanoFs fnf 10 these many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

One ~ the best hits At the Star
fheataf fhiH week Is the Hlaito Com
edy Qnaftst These four gentlemen
with their splendid voices and the
humor 81 the county constable are
very ntehinE The Juggling Mar
tins each night are greeted with a
regular ovation. showing the extent
~ their popularity IN this city
Teddy Has. with hts eccentric dane
INK. clever whiatIiug and coster I'M
persnnafIons. ia duplicating the hit
he made when he originally visited
Seattle Miss taia Stautoune plays
thu violin nicely and Cummings
and company close the show with
an exceptionally funny comedy
sketch entitled a Game ~ Hearts {"
Next Monday there viii be special