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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
MAYOR May CLOSE
SALOONS ON SUNDAY

ssssfsd 50 preside a. the Monday
aesn meeting Is taken a. a fsvora
BITE Indication BY the members Of
lie Ministerial association while
sisey d. not expect him 10 commit
htnaaelf az the meeting. his pres
eng and prominence Is al indi
cation OF hts attitude towards the
eahafal agitation
viii Explain Position.
awhile go not expect 10 an
tiehaafe the consideration of the pe
siflbu. ] VIII. to some extent. oN
nlaia mf position with relation ga
slse mnvemeut IN calling the meet
as "a order or IN taking ehbtge oi
a. said Mayor Mpore this morn
in8 ] expect 90 listen To the die
asIsalou Of the subject with muck
pieaaiHe aud interest Until the
ulafisf is presented to me for con
alaantliuu I nm Ia measure "a
=slfesHf1r of The discussion between
llsf several interests Involved iu
taf con Liberation OF the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
FRIENDS or EXECUTIVE &c.
LiEvE Hg WILL GRANT PGTI.
TON WHICH WILL 90 PRE-
sENTEp AFTER MASS MEET.
ING.

That Mayor Noore viil grant The
petition for the SUNDAY closing ~
saloons and theafers and Tor the
closing of saloons ~ midnight IL
the confident belief Of many per
sons who have discussed che matter
elth him since Il has become n
matter ~ vital public interest
While he has refused to commit
himself specifically 70 the project
- advanced b. the good govern
mont petitioner hts general att
tude on the question Sc one Of ap
prevail
Mayor Viii Preside.
The fact that the mayor has con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

BLOWS Up

RENO. New. May ia~An en-
Eine attached to the second section
OF yesterdays southern Pacific
truin Ne 6 exploded az Cedar, near
Wells. New. at : o'clock Tits morn
ing The boiler was blown from
the trucks aud the engineer and
firemen vese killed The cause Is
unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

leet Bailey peninsula as the site foi
the fair
Manager ID. d. Egan. Of the So.
attic. Renton & Southern street
railroad, has offered TO build spur
leading TO the peninsula. Passen.
gers can be taken from there TO lst
az In 90 minutes. as against 40
minutes 10 the university campus.
The boats running from Leschi.
Madison and Madrona parks could
also help to furnish transportation
The peninsula is one of the most
picturesque sites near Seattle. IL
Is well wooded plateau. extend
ing out into Lake Washington, with
over "A mile Of shore line. With tho
Sears tract adjoining il comprises
about $50 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

~ scash line % The Rainier val
Is serisary proposed % - annexed
! sesstle wiii not be Graham ay 5.
vi slll extend q fatl mile 20 the
SRA and vest
fhs arixsnai petislon for q special
e.<fna has been granted excepting
sxtias - and ths east haif and
xrsksrss quarter q section ~.
hsasAlp "a rhIs isaxss BRIGHTON
sd ~ Hlliman CITY additions
Eask II Graham az. oat % the
aaaxsssoa plea. hat Includes the
kalkssst quarter Of section Il and
sssy Important "trip of territory
d sAs p9sh ami wrss 70 the George
nsa slmifx. ard a. the south line
= eelina -. large part 81 which
! Iz<izlsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
MUST PAY THEIR
OWN FARE
LAsoRERs GOING TO NOME
WILL NOT De ADVANCED
THEIR PASSAGE m THE Fu.
TUBE.

taborers for Nome this year
must pas their own passage north
This Is the edict that has gone forth
from the contractors having large
operations. as well rH FROM the
many mine owners Who have ad.
ycrtised for men
For the past three years labor.
cra have been advanced their steam.
er fare from Seattle 90 Nome and in
many eases have jumped thier con
tracts and been engaged by others
The party taking Thorn north haa
not only been cut of from the fare
advanced. but also has been short
OF laboreIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
mot GUILTY"
IS HIS Plea
csOrue Mitchell. Slayer of Edmund CreffieId,
Dsnies His Guilt.--Case Is Set for Trial Mon
day June 25-COurt Room Is Crowded With
Curious 0nIOokers When Prisoner Appears.

c.cer Mitchell the slayer Of
-. gamand crvftield leader o.
4. uoly Rollers this morning 10
-, Fraler's court pleaded not
-, q the charse Of murder In
X arsi degree
gs.sfeW,inx Attorney Macintosh
- Is have The taie II the trial
= a, Iuas Is Attorney salpley.
Z nmris & shlplea for the De-.
a. stated that Tits tate was per
49, satisfactory 10 them and the
ras % acted
EVER Seat Taken.
xasu Mitchell appeared in the
...,.s peaM At D. s. o'eloek almost
.ssrs ssas 10 The chamber vas oc.
ass&, Among he spectators were
hrss number If Nomcu The
hres q the majority d them we're
&C., 10 ne court attendants, for
~ hslnng 10 that class Who mover
mlss a mmFteF trial
pReAel. seemed interested only
~ ceagi pga<cesiinEs Ne was
.aslx DRESSED. ciaan shaxuu and
i kalf carefully brushed When
Il pane vas called be stepped 20
= har ani. % . clear voice. an
a-rpt Ire charge Uffh the words
Not Killlg
Case Set Or Trial
Teeu followed faF ] 5 minutes the
esssax * dates fer lhe trials OK
- eAarxea wiih eFi@es % lesser
lrursance Mhen this bad beaa
sssssaases. Prosecuting Attorney
s,rkfsicsh asscs that the Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
KILLED AFTER
SHOOTING WIFE

oof.pFlEt.n New. May ~
Steve UnfHsus a miner. shot ard
killed his utfs AZ Hhyolits, yesisf.
DAY nsputY Sheriff MctsaualI at
tempted % aInafm and arrest
@ Hrtsn. uho drew a revolver ard
pas about e sheei. when Meuonaia
shot hiu dsad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
PRISONER REFUSES TO TREAT
HIS PREDlchnENr SERIOUS
LY-mRs. WINNER REFUSES
TO DISCUSS THE CASE.

J. n. Trcyull. charged by the
police with having sWindlcd a mum
Der OF women In this elty. and more
specifically wanted on charge Of
adultery, ia atitl confined in the city
fail. where be maintains q non.
ehalant attitude
Laughs at Detectives.
when booked at Headquarters
yesterday. after being brought back
from Mission Junction. y c. where
he was arrested upon q charge OF
having threatened 70 KIN Mrs Sarah
Winner be smiled ~ the dnfscf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
LEAPS TO
HIS DEATH

COLUMBUS. o. May 1e-Soe-
ing persons tagging the train as IL
rushed towards "A bridge short
distance from here this moruins,
Charles Nestlake. of Newark, en-
glnoor on the Baltimore q Ohio
express train, jumped from his cab
and was killed The bridge wea
on fire. but the train was stopped
lust before reaching IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
SCHOONER
CAPS|zES

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10 4
schooner oauod hy Alden. Coodall s
Co. 81 san Francisco. Is reported
10 have overturned Oft Tlbufou laat
Night. tao members ~ her ofes Dc
ing Drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

developed with the burning gasoline.
n Il the opinion that the explosion
Hua caused by the gasoline leaking
from the tank.
Jumped Into Lake.
without a minutes hesitation an
nlx people aboard jumped into tho
lake 10 escape the flames.
How the six victims Of the aoci-
dent escaped with their lives r. re-
Karde1 az mystery. Mrs.. Schulz
sank under the water twice and tho
third time was grabbed By her hus-
band. who n q good swimmer
Tries 20 Reach Shore.
schulz once tried 20 swim ashore.
but found the Distance too great,
and. encountered with his clothing.
waa compelled 70 return 20 where
The others we're floating around or
their timbers
About the time the flames had
burned out J. ~ Brewster and Cal
cove reached the scene.
About II o'clock II. A. Chadwick
reached his home on the east side,
where the unfortnnatea had been
taken. lie Immediately brought
them across 70 Madison park IN his
launch. From there they were taken
to their homes and doctors called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
MICHIGAN TOWNS
GO Up IN SMOKE

FOREST FIRES LAY WASTE TO
200 MILES OF TERRioTRY-
NO LIVES REPORTED LOST.
BUT MANY ARE MISSING
1000 HOMELESS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
WILL ASK The ALAsKA.YuKoN
FAIR DIRECTORS TO coNsio-
Err BAILEY PENINSULA AS
PLACE FOR HOLDING THE
EXPOSITION.

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE. MAY
&c. y. GIL. {. ". Corliss. Or
Irwin and other members of the
Rainier Valley association will
make an effort today 10 induce the
Alaska.Iukon fair directors 20 Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

awaf &c enc sffcks Thousands -
the brightest and kceneat sorkmsts
are feiuced 70 the posifleu of Ia
dams in reservation. living Ia
teat& and aubslstlnx on charity
Evidences % Hum arlty.
= doubt ~ am people IN the
world have shown the humanity
she Neutisness. She ssif restraint
and the Fhseffulnssa 81 the cltigenf
of san Francisco Thef we're face
20 face Ntth an aprailinw calamity
ana shsY proved their real worfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
loo Realdenesa conaumed.

STANLEY. Wis. May ls-Firc,
which started in the stables Of the
Northwestern Lumber company
from a spark from the Northwest
ern mill. ragged all last night. Over
f0n residences and a dozen business
buildings were destroyed. Loss
t7ea. goo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
Woods Burninq Fiercely.

WAUSAu. Wis. May 1a.-Fire
broke out IN the lumber yards Of
Phillips a Menzmer. At Marathon
CITY. yesterday. over 10000 feet
Of lumber valued at $4,000. have
been consumed. and the town is
threatened The woods north OF the
town are burning fiercely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
FIVE BUILDINGS
ARE WRECKED

KENasHA. wis. MAY fa.-Flve
building ~ The Latin Rand Powder
eomH4Hr. six miles west ~ here,
sero blown up by an explosion this
msfaIHn No lives were lost. but
fha ffansfft dnmlka o. great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

trial Re set FOR June ss. Il was 80
entered, and Mitchell az once left
The court room in the custody of
Deputy sheriff Bedding.
When Mitchell comes 20 trial on
Jane 5 & is generally understood
among those Of the legai profession
that the tight Tor his life will be
made upon the Eround 81 INSANITY
Mltehell's hops az acquittRl d
based entirely upon tho ability OF
his counsel Co set before the iur,
testimony tending IN show the
character of tho dead man. Ctef
field. aud the rotations which thia
man had with the sisters 81 she
pfiaunef.
Bring In Testimony.
We're the ease to b. fought ON
other grounds than those Of lnsan.
It's there would b. 90 WaY ia which
this testimony could b. introduced.
a. tbs actions 81 CatffIeli insofar
as thef related 90 members IL the
Mitchell family would not be ger.
name u the issue
Pleading Insanity ia defense.
however. MIEchelfs attorney Woaia
De successful In their efforts - IN.
irosiuee such testimony as Il S0ulj
tend "a make evident = condition ~
aifalua iIkeiy 70 unhal4nee Mitch
ellis mind
While neither Moaara Morris OF
ShipleY Wiil Indicate az this time
just ehat thes WITH DO when the
case eouea 20 trial. Il seema certain
CHAT thelf defense Nill te The In
sanity q the dgfcndant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
FROM FRISCO
To CHICAGO

CHICAGO. M1y 30 Scores o.
chinese refugees from san Fran.
cir-o lre arriving here Many are
suppileI eth money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

MARQUETTE. Mich. May 10
In Marquette county the loss TO set.
tiers alone Is nearly $4,000 The
woods are very dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
AuburndaIe Burned.

MARSHFIELD. Wis. May 10
The business portion OF Auburn
dale. nine miles east Of Marshfield.
vas destroyed by fire last evening.
Loss, $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
MICHIGAN ALSO
HAS A QUAKE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May IL
Western Michigan felt an earth.
quake early this morning No ser
lous damage IL reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
lAcos wALoEck's sToR

= Tho fourth article on the 4
= steuuenbere murder case IN 4
= Idaho. written by The stars
4 special correspondent Jacob 4
4 Waldcck, WIN appear in Mon =
= DAYS paper. II will give In de- 4
= tail the claims made by the 4
q prosecution on the eve Of the 4
= great trial The fifth and clos 4
q ing article win be the story OF
4 The defense.
n
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= hope brother viii trs< his sss before
TREY hang hrA@
consiany this pee~ ksi in whose eharps
are Esther Mitchell ~ MtshsN practical
irpsorsnt shall be the bill
% testimony erSshsr charged Nth murder
the ts, degree the killing ~ Frars Edmund csssld
This CFeHsld broke the hsehsu Oregon Hs
hfpoet
ss teachings ."d @ them in h ass1h ~ses weak but stu
claiming him thsr leader.
EXPECTS HIm 70 ARISE.
Esther Mitchell prasssss apparently profs
cr.Hsls wa ard
their leader ard evisns .prs18
Mitchell sso,hs be punished Not because
he eerfrtsd eftrs which, purshaes 81 death
allied sossnfal
SIZE back" hsn he ths
syrpssht % a sste.
Will sELP coNslcr
Ne, sry he. h. -soas him esne help
81 81 mar se4ths degree
- vth 4 prossonsis.
ss ,h code - bleed rssr knen on,sn
V such prsssn.
a0s.s psychological Hi. scarcely
~h iaess Ike and ~ho talks Ike
csffd THE hdeous nu
held ,rsH during csslds fs Iu
that her self ssstsd ruler 10 - she orass
plrtAaLE FAsArcisa
Every
% her bsee this psse erese ss,sry los has been
eaor sxssyhns ~aaly gladly
eAis the Whole ssrla tnss the sacrifice
% those s~onasrfs ~ the
following II hypusss bot
CFeffsd
Huas obs'iaasy .has shsrsstsr'ssd the rarrs ~ Old
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
Power Cars
. and Motors

The railroads n seriously contid'
ering the inroads made upon the pas.
senxer receipts of branch lines by
trolley composition and experiments
are heins made With power carr that
may ~ operated frequently and
cheapiy.
The Erie has arranged for B series
u experiments along these lines and
has ordered q Ganx motor from Eur,
ope IN addition 20 an American made
gasoline car. The latter has many
good features Tor the service required
but III cost n probIemafical owing Ia
the gradual. but none the less sure,
advance In the price Of gasoline.
The CAM q n propelled BY steam
and Will carry about sixty passengers.
It u equipped with i s0lhorse power
boiler. anthracite coal being used Tor
fuel, and its power plant consists al
two 50-horse power steam motors.
The Erieis specifications call for :
maximum speed of thirtyeight miles
IN hour on level track and twenty.
I'VE miles an hour On d grade of i04
feet 20 the mile. II must also be
able 70 haul q trailer at thirty-four
miles m hour Or eleven and one half
miles on grades. The car viii weigh
about three tom.
The machinery Of the OR win bs
constructed In Europe ana ~ body
built 1t the Erie asops. The trnk 81.
periments viii proheblEtbr ulnde be.
tween New yorf knd Manuel juno.
~. Ns n they prove sue.
oqesfri 81 the small and nov
he branches will be equip.
ped. 49, the double result OF better
servics and financial returns.
The cars may be run frequently
and n addition TO the usefulness Oh
the branches. may be used on main
linee stwesn cities which are not
far III and which need more IRE.
quent nervice than can be given BY
the present cumbersome ana expen-
sive local trains.
These experiments with separate
car n q distinctive feature from the
sterilization Of the suburban lines
In New jersey and New York. The
Erie u credited with carrying more
commuters every day than any other
steam road leading Into New York
City and the business has nov reach,
I'd the limit o. the facilities. requiring
new and more rapid and elastic meth
DDS than u afforded BY steam pownr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11
NOTICE ron pusLlcanon
hs~sstsss Ensry ~. s,sf.

Denarsnent of the Interior Land o.
fscs st s4nix Fe. Neu MEXICO. Ami
=. 1854.
No<sce u hereby wivea shst the To-
foxinx named settler has fled notice
cf his intention 20 make final proof In
support of his claim. and that said
prcof vii Be made before United
states Court Commissioner d Las
yexas. \. " c1 lane 8 1904. viz.
Demesrio Garcia. caervot san Miguel
coanty, Me- Mexico. for the z L. .
w IA. 9 w Il. + II. and 8 Z ~.
\ w IA. Sc. Is. + u y. Il = z
He names the folicxins Witnesses
20 prove his continuous residence ~
On and cultivation OF said land. via.
|Grssorio Garcia. q cueryo. Nsv Mex.
leo; catarino Atencio. Of Cararon.
New Mexico; Cruz Garcia. of carason.
New Mexico: BasiiIo Gallegcs. Of Car.
axon. Me- Mexico.
MANUEL R. oTERo. REGISTER.
Ffs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

No. 4. Chicago Limited, solid Pun
man train with dining, obssrvatios
and buffet library carr, unsurpassed
equipment and service.
No. I. Atlantic Express, has Pull
man and tourist sleeping cars Tor chi
cago and Kansas City, and 1 touris
car Tor Denver. A Pullman car foI
Denver 10 also added 1t Trinidad. Ar
rfves At u Junta at 1880 o. M. Con
meeting with No. 5. leaving u Junts
$40 = "a arriving It Pueblo so
= m, Colorado Springs s.ss 1 n.
Denver $50 = N.
No. .. Kansas city and Chicago N
press. has Pullman and tourist sleep
ers Tor Chicago and Kansas City. Ar
rives ct Il Junta 10:l5 .. M, connect
Ing with No. sos. leaving n Junts
1910 ,. n. arriving ct Pueblo 400
p. nj. Colorado Springs $50 ,. a.
Denver 500 D. N.
No. 10. Chicago Fast Mali. has pun
man sleeper. III Paso 10 Kansas CIT,
y the connection from all points south
of Albuquerque. Does the local worl
from Albuquerque to Ration.
No. ;. California Limited, has same
equipment a. No. 4.
No. l has Pullman and tourist sleep
Ing cars for southern California This
train does the local work from RatoC
TO Albuquerque.
No. !, Mexico and California Erpresa
has Pullman and tourist sleeping or.
FOR northern California points, and
Pullman car for Ell Paso and CITY 81
Mexico. connection for Ell Paso. Dem
Ing. Silver City and ali points In Mex
Ice. Southern New Mexico and An
zona.
No. 8. California Fast Mail, has Pun
man sleeping cars for I'll californis
points. This train u ccnsolidate6
With No. I q Albuquerque.
b. r BATCHELoR Aesat
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s<4ss.<s csSss An r-s~sy vsa.s
- rsrssws

~
- Esafs -. t.~ssy yess Nr q
a Ass>st. = 80 ciizsos s. M,
h>speiAs. Alss~ ~As sssssr~x hr "a.
AfieA IA< pin 80 ssfIsrax .AseA
~ <sdared during his sine Is -
yeas escpreAeassoa SosAizg xass
ri any pern1z~st rell<f Until -
uset Chxmkerlxias Pals B&in. o.
~sspiiosssos Il tA1l flafneut r<ls<s~d
the PAIN and made sseep ana req
possabis. md iexs Ihxa . nossls has
sfieet@d . permanent care II uoub
Led sifh sciztieA @ rhesmatism Ny
nos Try . treaty i've cent bottle u
Pain BALM and see sor yoarseif hos
quietly a. relieves Iks pain. For sale
by I'll druggists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

when I vas I druggist, NJ Llv.
oniA. Mo writes 7. y Dvyer. noe
90 0rayssiiie. No. three a. my Gus.
TONER'S vere permanently cured a
consumption by Or. Kings nev dis.
cosery. and are vel snd strong 10
day One was trying TO s@Ii biz
property and move 20 Arizona. bat u
Ger nsinx New Discovery . short time
he found Il unnecessary 20 DO "a. |
regard Dr. Kings New Discovery q
the must wonderful medicine IN exist
efce- sursst Cough and Cold curs
and Throat and Lung healer. Guar
anteed hy al druggists. soc and 81.
Trial bottle free.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

A. elxSxiEss ass<<sssz< Is ~
nszy optsc vi k~esxsrz<r = cAsrxes
- /. atrxacs TIE 0Srse - sect
"a TITS rzls secs4ss t&s 1Gcznt Is tps
snsai 10 - cafxsss % 90 seoks fals
nj oaly Apply . p4rss1s 80 hsxs
50 lezxer 2ncc11f $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

The board Of trustees of the In.
stitute Tor the Blind at Aiamogordo
have called for bids Tor equlpping thu,
institution. bids 10 b. opened the
later part Or June.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-11

.Aen - ssan ) nas~assisei m1s sna
r<iSs<x Severn 11<l<<f ss1sie. snTlzx
~ essshSs
nspss ~ ~ sstssr.
-An oaa a~xro sled ID = istrie Misl
kasslpz ~Ssss~s@sas sg kas xxo 1aa
a ~ AsS@x<d o. % eharek ~ @-~
q. skrs~ - fosr nexfoes scaansserea
= barr AimL m tkss sere ne 0.sy
fsllessrs III sh~ srxss. Afssr sks cot
ha h4e t@se lowered isfo the grave.
~ s~euas6 20 fe~i thar som~shlnx
|easAt ! . y ssid. Tkes spp@1led 70
tn Oldest MA pre1sat sho deiis-
esed ~ folsoslnrs
Hroiher. ynk Il gsxH. hns - hspe
soh h hsstsh % than We think ,ph
D.
Journalism Il d~ond<hinx over II
N Indian Territory sid 4 drum.
ner uho has heeH shcat quite i Mt
rith hss wares. Here q IN item
|from the Anderson Banner that takes
The hans n 4 nonse grorn. hand psek-
IA. and fearfnlly ana voaSerfaily 80
%.
The ttsm.
cisnd Madden Took 4 layofF from
his Job NJ rhamk~rmAde st fhe Iv.
cry Barn tuesday long enoI'xh %
drive - Knnctieto~n clsud i han
~ II she Powerful shirt pocket and.
his seryises N si~sys In Dir Demsnd.
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~ : $500 Ca K'-A
0Amth 'tsi1sp - Otker
hcidms q nuMM laaerss1

4 bszrk q sess s.osses ssfs -
i.x srossa Il ne aisereas bcssis
l.ss sisAt sksn h<sIfk-~kers eolleo'
q ar<r sspper "a exchange srs<u
1900. Esess ana osinic1s and thes<
~sr~ emhealiskd sitA verbal iiiusdrs'
stass. a q . story. the nexianinx q
~hsrA n usually prsfso<d viii
-Aad hal reminds me- &c.
ne discsssloa u ehIidres Il ~
spa~sibts fer ~ soalosiss rekfea b,
= sa i<ssis man uho II stoppins q
tn c2esAn~das
~ O. H.
Amosx the passengers "a : uest'
ern trails Last sunmsf rs ! sosDzn
very mach ovesdressed. accompanied
Ny q bright hooking nsue ana . self
~itfed. ~tyrasnicsl boy a. about three
years The hog aroused the indikns,
tina q The passengers With hls coa'
tihnea kicks and scream and shrseks
md his sicionsn@ss towsrf the patient
nurse. lie lore her bonnet. scratched
her hands and finally spsi IN her face
without . sord Of remonstnnce from
the mother. when he nnrse NANTES
sed \ srmness. the mother chidef
her sharply Finally the mother cona
posed herself for q mp and about the
time me boy had slapped the nurse
Tor tho NTH Iime ! bur came sailing
ID m open window and Hew on the
window of The nurses seat. The boy
nj nee tried 10 catch it The nurse
caught his hand and said coaxingiy
Harry mustn't touch. Hug will bite
Harry. Harry screamed savageIy and
began 70 kick and pound the nurse.
The mother. without opening her eyes.
~ lifting her head. cried out sharply:
why do you tease thas child 80.
Mary Let him have what he wants
st ooce But. imam, ~ . -r
-Let him have II. | say.- Thus en-.
couraxed. Harry cintched ii the bus
and caught II. The creams ~ pain
that followed brought tears Of Joy 10
the pamengers' ewes. The moth n
avoke again. MARY she cried. alet
him have H.. Mary turned III her
al and said. ccnfusedIy: Hes 20 II,
ma'am." swhst IL ~" anruldiy ash.
the mother. m the screams Increased.
"a wasp, ma'am.'' said the nurse.
--
tn suhtsct Of church fairs, di&cuss.
~ by ! number of guests II the ri
boz ef9a<ht nut this one from 4
mad nm
Church "HoId up.r
TbsFt a. . young minlsse9 INV
home town Who has seen rer lrksk,y
successful Ii paying On the church
debts u the various churches = xbeeh
Ma has been called. A N
istsr Who was laboring
means o. baMsrs and other
accomplish I Ike happy re- bis
own church. went to b. "a
the secret q MS success.
And ! observe that you never have
rscoar.s % ny present methods he
The u~uccessfui one smiled.
NO" ~ repue1. "you see. I'm We
need MONEY. eqQss good sister suggests
= bazaar. - 4 call on the hus-
bands an1 plain 10 them that 10
order % certain sum We are
nnding Il 36ss6Asy to hold a hazaar.
We have 1svsr had to actually bring
the thing &C.
MisaiaHippians are well versed In
the semtbarbaric practises OF the ne.
Ero, his caprIces and whIms and his
countless superstitions. Here IL 4
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q N. Hubbard 4 son have begun
excavations for their new business
house at Pennington. II win be b.
tween the Pierce Nero. Cos. store
and the Bero = Hippenmaser mil.
llnery store.
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