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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
PROBATE COURT.

Albert McCabe, non compos. Morgan.
Z. L Holmes, ovsrseer of the poor. applies
Tor appointment of guardian. Referred to
November 10 1906. Citation issued.
Charles w. Bartlett estate, Newport.
appraisers inventory returned.
John L. Edwards trust estate. Newport.
Trustee Applies for license TO sell real
estate. Referred to December 8, 1906
james Graham estate, Albany. License
granted to sell real estate.
George ". Abbott estate, Barton. Ad-
ministratof's inventory returned.
John Young estate, Troy. Executors
inventory and commissioners report re-
turned.
Amy A. R. Dow estate, Barton. Last
Will presented for probate by Ethan S.
Nelson, executor therein named. Referred
to Barton, December IA, 1906.
Eva Maria Churchill estate, Barton
Last will presented for probate by F. H.
Churchill, executor therein named. Re-
ferred to Barton Landing, December 81,
1906
Moses @. Sargent estate, Newport. Ad-
m1nistratrix settles her account Decree
OF distribution made.
Helen Recor estate, Newport. Commits
sioners' report returned.
| Robert A. Patterson estate, Craftsbury.
Appraisers inventory returned.
George NJ. Clapper estate, Newport Ad-
ministrator's inventory returned.
/ Matthew Nesbit estate, Glover. Com
missioner's report returned. 81
.Gsorge W. Abbott estate, Barton. Ad-
ministrator settles his account. Assign
ment made to widow.
Helen Rscor estate, Newport. Admins
traitor settles his account. Dscree o
distribution made ss-
Mary A. Trip estate, Barton. Admin
istrator applies for license to conve.
certain real estate, which deceased wa
under contract to convey. Referred t.
Deem beI u, 1906
Harry w. Goss estate, Dallas, Tex, t
wit, Greensboro. Administrator settle
his account.
Edwin G. Bennett, minor, Warwick, f
) L, to wit, Charleston. James S. Bennett
appointed guardian.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
ORLEANs COUNTY COURT, March Term, A
; WI.
JOSEPH DANIELS, Libellant,
VS..
MAGCTu nAxrv-r. sAnIlaa


JOSEPH DANIELS, Libellant,
MAGGIE DANIELS, Libellee.
whereas, Joseph Daniels of Westmore IN tn v
Iouhy OF Orleans has fled in the office or tne Cieih
a. Ieans County Court his libel for divorce, sc.
y; wv iOrth, in substance, that he was legally 1lIA
~ 70 Maggie Gotta of Com oto b, in the Couh'y
r. o1efbrooke, and Province OF QueoSo'
81 mat during the overture he ON his part hath
~ giihed all the duties appertaining thereto, Cnat
Ie sad hbeee on her part the marriage covenant
t ' not kept, but hath violated the same lot Inao
S Sug sad hbeee since the said maf Iage nstu
ranttly and without just cause deserted the sou
sj.loner and praying that for the cause a!9 o 9
d l sam marriage might be dissolved ana q oui u
",OfGe granted unto him. sf s.stt...., !. rs !,
MINI II being made to appear that the s s
cggle is without this State, so that a citaIioh
' Siot be served upon her.
d Ihereorei y is ordered that notice OF the pen .
tba ey o. said libel be given her by pubhcason -
t[ 6sVstance thereof together with tins oruSi,
AZ pIleans County Monitor, newspaper puDilSIJe
satoh Ill the county of Orleans, three woes -
Eeiy the last of which publications 10 pc o.
ts weeks prior to the first day OF one no q.
port ~ orleans county Court to be held az ~"
Maol the County of Orleans, on the otn uay ~
Nssren, A. ID 1907, at which time the lsal '.
eass Daniels is ordered to appear, anu sno.
petit;, IL any she may have why the prayer % os''
Cih should not be granted. 7EAs
Of n,S 9 under my hand at Newport In the ooon ~
lne iiesns the I4th DAY of November, a. =
E4s eia pi3t c,shmman. clerk.
W. heirden, Attorney for Petitioner
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

intending would
medical school
going why
liable be teacher doctor?
5 o
its YOUTH of training its future citizens
The That Skill
and as should be- Poor teachers will be paid schools
o 10
calling You striking for eight
rest for The public
to Associations? teachers profession
well
STAt EtOF VERMONT
every
information +.
EDWARD D, COLLINS, Phi. D., Principal, Johnson, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

We hear much of the Gland OF une
bio red applet and the immense ot
chards of some sections ofthe west;
hut it is we'll not to forget thai ltis
nnsb and enterprise that has creaseo
them. Equal natural advantages are
/ here with us. 1t is only for us TO baKo
advantage of our opportunities anu
develop them, s-e -. @ -
Within two years a speaker az on ,e
of the Western fruit meetings. ilnsadIL
an extensive and SUCCESSFUL oISnaa
ist. strongly advised the souus NJ
, as bic audience to go East TO New
YORK and New England ano eh asa,id
in apple growing where uney o J
- - the advantages of our cheap
ENDS and good markets. Such tes1!
,a. as that from such source Is
l mortb thoughtful conslderatl9n.
What II. ia true of orcharding is true aIso
~ email fruit growing. Inere arg
aood openings here as there anu
al the oer acre profit is greater osuaiIy
VIZ sno reason of the markets close ae y
.,1nd They can grow more acres VI
na ;,, b,,t not of small fruits. as the .
s.t- ;s similar in each sectlon anu
u [1N -
mot + cannot enter largely mo mo
; ;ts PRODUCTION. Men have leI1 ON. lne
i nreat potato fields of Maine and ,,;n n1s
IRE tip, for the prairie with min ns
ire " az hv visions of wealth TO DC
e.aie acquired. After an aos en- e
so one. two or three years tnes , nas.
returned sadder, wiser and, aia Ma poo r
, l re Than they went. Why 60 Me 'sor =
e CT 'na l.,.s;r, at profit of So an acre
e grow grow potatoes can be raised at pro-
!: W.T. " nf ssOq Machinery has come W or VI,
H. Inns u1 s Of the Eastand its use Is on's
Iin,;ted by the magnitude OF our pu ;n,
lm aa The vastness of the Yves. ar Inn
@ ness sses rs and miles of waving graz an
II p reshsuy while 'sdistance ie enc s1 Ell
eno eminent to the view-' 4 pig r nus !
y c slaa on small area is more p one
Il ne ness IS oh than a merely extensive a one
- anle s nores near an eastern malKe
: fo,1g he made to carry a olggsMr o Saa.
nass than section OF ;.i tine are es our
q p ptan East; young men who are IN u
East, stay East. - Evs Dow.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
CUSTOMERS NOTICE.
ITO Of Edmund jackson

,-,s5 having been appointed
ne undersl ~ probate Court for the D;s
Fe Boq1CoIFSSso' commissioners, to receiye
%d Or,1-1s di1st ali claims anG demands
mine ana against the estate os
Ill psgsson late of Albany ia said
nani JscsAssssd and all claims exhibited
,-C., issvys.ssto. hereby give notice THAT we
os,s ' ior the purposes aforesaid at the
NJ o. of Decem6e and 18th day of
gst oal from two O'Clock p. m.
M neN,.,lock o. M, each of said days, and
n four ~ rom the 18th day of Ootober,
\ 6 tLe time limited by SAID Court Tor
D .ls5 isl y y. no present their claims to as
I eIslD I, lAbauy, VT, this 9Th dNy of
.,.,, .,Ib A.D. lsTo
f'u'TS. E, go iEkS' Commissioners
n. PIERCE,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
OUR FARMERS.
STAY EAST.

:, a statement by writer in one of
Vie cas- ern papers, to the effect that
.he West offers to-day better oppor-
eunl5les for successful farming than
can oe found in the East, has set me
" thinKlng about the conditions of
eastern farm life and our opportuni-
tles Tor profitable and extensive vork
As II may be well TO keep sight of the
soeo Things near home and not allow
ourselves to be blinded by the gla-
mour from distance, I will call the
atoenuon of my brother farmers to
some OF our own chances for good
ana successful farm business.
believe in the East. and also the
west, and a young man should hest.
tate long and consider we'll before
moving from his present home to go
West or come East. The West NAV
De making, but it is not true, as some
say, that the East is made. In fact,
we OF the East have hardly begun to
reailze our own powers of growth or
our opportunities for expansion. We
are just waking up and rubbing our
eyes open, and the more we get them
opened the more we stand amazed at
the great agricultural possibilities of
our home surroundings. I doubt if
any other section OF this country Of
fers superior inducements to the
young man with his own way to make
as does the Eastern part.
To begin with, farms are compare
lively cheap, although gradually al
vancing in price, and it doesn't re-
quire much capital to make start,
while the property constantly tends
to increase in value under good man
agement. A man may be ever SO
good farmer, but he can do nothing
without the farm to work out his
ideas and ideals upon; hence [ place
the present cheapness ofeastern farm
lands at the head of the list OF our ad.
vantages, although Recognize the fac
that it is a temporary one. YOUNG
men will do well TO take advantage o
it while it lasts.
Having the farm, what are th'
chances for doing business on it
Let me again impress on the mind O
{ the reader the fact that successful
) farming is business aud has got t
be managed in business way. Their
is no place where it is possible TO q
Z a larger or better business in dairy
ing than here in the East. Wit
good markets and climate favorabl
to carrying and to the dairy herd,
: is only question of skill and enter
j, prise on the part of the farmer. :
. is probably true that there are NJ
. ten farms in ali the East that are b'
7 ing run at theirfull business capacit'
How much the dairyman may add
his income by an increased herd az
how much by better one are que
tons for individual considerable
Certain it is that the West has no Of
0 portunities in the dairying that Il
, Eaet cannot offer. Many WEBSTER
farmers have quit exclusive era
+ farming and gone into dairying
their personal gain. What folly, the
= for the Eastern man on a good Gal
farm to believe he could do better
n Western grain ranch. No,
G friend, there is no better place
&c make a profit out OF milk, erea
butter, cheese or veal than right he
At in the East.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

That TIE Travellers Life Insur-
ance Company Is one of the best.
That they write all the up to date
contracts. That T. l.. Webster
j. agent That he would like to
tell YOU about it. That his ad-
dress IS Bar on, Vt That you
would do well 10 call on h'm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

Med good cathartic? A pill is best. Say
q pill like DeWitt's Little Early r isers.
About the most reliable on the maFset. Sold
by Fred D. Fierce, Barton; f. j. Kinney,
Barton LENDING.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

Edwin G. Bennett, minor, WarwicS, R.
L, to wit, Charleston. James S. Bennett
appointed guardian.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

Harry w. Goss estate, Dallas, Tex, to
wit, Greensboro. Administrator settles
his account.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
ESTRAY.

80 into nv l ooe red a ono brown. Any
''1TSe heite.rnsr y sid proving property can
Il,6 clsimlLN ak the same. h. L. DREW,
c9 sioyer, Vermont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
Belfast, Ne.

cod for everything sa 9ot pi nss' ghati
s ~ss psw5ss VIZ s.a
s9fps ). f Fl cartons : Kinney par
/ En- Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
52rGS P2IiSGtGd Poultry Flood

may be obtained OF the following:
A.D. Thurber, Coventry, VT.
The + W. Barron Co., Barton.
A, A. Webster. 80. Albany. VT.
CbaS ". Wheeler. Irasburg, vt.
LB. HOiton. w. Charleston. VT.
Whistler q Howard T.. Burke, Vt
IEOmbly & Col on, Barton Land
ing, VT.
We want agents in every village
where our Poultry Food is not sold. II
tisnot on sale in your village we will
send yOu freight prepaid, a 125 pound
ack for $500 or a 90 pound sack for
800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
WOMAN WALKS
FROM WYOMING

nEtflNGnAM. Dee 81 An
aged Mexican NamHn and t@o chill.
dren. a boy ~ Il and a giri Of y
years. arc camping On the outskirts
Of this city. with % shelter save a
few old blankets stretched over
some branches They have WALKED
an the Way from Wyoming. travel.
Ing continuously since laHt Ialf
and covering almost 800 milea
Somewhere in british Columbia.
ia a railroad construction camp
Hes the fathes Tomasso I.ammaa.
Tor whom they are searching. q
hopeless cripple
last apfins the father left them
90 baker River. WE and Neut
north with q gang 81 iauofera EaFiF
In Inly he Was iuIafed Ia an aeei
dent and crippled for life When
The ased woman received tbs news
% this misfortune. She ~ once
made az hsg miud "a 81 - blm As
they bad 80 mouef. walking was
the only recourse TbeY set cat
with s few guoas loaded o. the
back ~ a horse ahleh fhsY owned
hug whlle making the ascent q ths
Rocky mountains. the horse fell
over IA preeipiee and AS killed
After this thef Cos some mlnnfa %
construct a llilc wagon. which could
~ pulled bY their dua
The Charity association Of this
ctty has provided faf their NaEfH "a
the way 81 food. aH thnY are ahaa
uteiy penalties Thef wltl starr
nnrth sa soon a. the asafber clear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
WOMAN DISAPPEARS
MYSTERIOUSLY

cate Of deposit issued b. the Amrri-
can Savings tank a Trust Cone
uauY u fhla city for ti4a9. dated
November - aHd payable to MIN
uie blocker. 0iiala. the woman ia
question
The Seattle Electric company I'M
medlafeIF forwarded her a card no.
ufyIHH her Of lfH recovery and adj
wishing her that Il Waa being held
a. thu central offices Of the local
company
TadaF Superintendent ~ Trans
parfufIau Kempaier dispatched
letter - Sheriff smith The arrive
ID II The letter Immediately recalled
tie deep usafaHes On November "a
~ certain property belonging 90 no
husband IF The woman, ealbrHfh 3.
Blocker. consisting ~ deed io cer-
tain faFm land property. together
with a number ~ valuable tools.
Superintendent Kemprter asked
that q deputy be sent from lhs sher-
IFS office - examine the contents
- the handbag. for which na claims
ant has as set presented himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SHERIFF AND MANY OTHER OF.
FiciALs REMEMBERED BY
TIE EMPLOYEES.

Santa Claus clambered up 10 the
superior court house and strobe
through the dark corridors early
this morning The pack. siung
across his back was q cumbersome
one and he wisely determined 20
get rid Of some Of the heavier ar.
tielea hy calling on Sheriff Smith.
down ia the basement There was
q rattle % Arctic boots. n Whit as
81 n northland blizzard ~ the door
swung behind him, and character.
iatic chuckle az he fingered mo.
mentariif 10 watch the usual pleas.
ant features 81 the King county ter.
ror Of thieves and renegados widen
into a latitudinous smile. and then
be Was gone
Sheriff Smith issued q search
warrant on himself which he
served personally. aud he forthwith
examined the numerous packages
which the gentleman from the
north had let. disclosing a valuable
shotgun together with a magnificent
fishing rod That hia deputies had
something 20 90 with SantR'z choice
n the presents ~ indicated By Ger.
tain antideiuvian Behring hero
siTphica engraved on the articles
which one Of the court house inter
prefers shortly translated into mod.
era English "a Drcv ia the mean.
time was hnsily gnsheathing an um
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT

4 special meetinR ~ the city
council IT, being heia thia afternoon
e. eoaaiaer the question 20 sites
mhtah the rlsV n e. bus far stables
ana repair ahara Tor ibr street sul
water department 4 nunber ~ o.
fers af laud located ln various parts
~ fha riff have been made. several
considerably below ths market
value
Ihe council If tfH meeting tonight
alii take up fha matter e The Seat
tie electric franchises % Nineteenth
as. belmont ard Bellows ave and
Waliaa fafd a. fu Fremont The
probabilities are that the franchise
vtll be granted vetoed by the mayor
and then paHaed ever the veto
The report n the street commit
Zee o. the extension % Second av
nafths satsflr from Denny way. aa
vel as humber 4f other important
eqmmlssse reuarfs. wili also br TAX
en up aud acted upou
Appointments Tor superintendent
Of streets and fire chief viii probab-
~ come as ~eN Years gifts in-
stead 4 Christmas presents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

ST. Paul Dec. tn special 70
the Pioneer preHa from F.nderiin. ".
u. SAYS Nine people arr known 10
hr dead. az others are said 10 be
fatally injured and 81 least twenty
five others are badly huri In the
wreck of a sauthbouud train on the
Minneapolis ST Paul a Sauit SIC.
Marie railroad At Enderiin. \. D.
which occurred at an early hour
sunday morning The engineer
WAS running at 4 high speed in an
endeateH q make up for lost time.
A he swung around = curve, Just
before entering the yards a Ender-
liza. a switch engine VAS shifting a
string Of box cars onto siding.
The cars did not clear the main
track and the passenger engine col
Hdea head on With the switch en-
riue Both engines were wrecked
and the passenger cars were thrown
down a small cmhankment az the
side of the track Several ~ the day
coaches wsre turned bottom up end
the passengers pinned beneath the
wreCkaEs which took fire from tho
stoves used 10 heat the cars.
The passenger train Was heavily
loaded with people going TO their
homes for the holidays. Most OF
the casualties occurred In the smok-
Ing car and first day coach. both OF
which were badly splintrrrd.
Despite the strong protests %
spapermen 81 Enderlin the rail-
road officials there have declined 20
give out the names Of the injured
passengers. many - whom are In
the hands of claim AGENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
BREAKS FAITH
PLACED IN HIM

Robert Les. Who wss arrested
lasf seek ou q charge uf aiaHf-
aeriy conduci and violation 81 the
suspended sentence Eitea him June
II. Vas sent go the soauiy jail this
morning tn D. nrraiEuci before
Judge Griffin.
fsF. shu ia NJ years nla ana ives
az sig linton a.. committed q hufk
lars with Charles FLINT year aRo.
ihanah considered equally guilty hy
The police. wHn given q suspended
sentence hy Judge Grililu flint
was sent 20 Walla Walla Since
then i.cc has been arrested twire.
anra on suspicion 0f having stolen
a fYpeWrliar. which affair ass cntg-
urnmisrd and Lee fined $40 Ia
coart Tor disprder,y conduct and
The second time WaB iUf drunken
ness and diaordrrly conduct
chief Wappeastein Intends 70
prove that she hos conduct. out
side 81 his tvo arrests hes NOT been
lu keeping vith tho orders given
him hf judge grl'uu
boy has kept bad company. An
effort uiIl De- made "a tfas aim 80
the penitentiary Co serve Die SEN
tauce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CONDUCTOR IS
RENDERED

4 pays 20 be polite. even for 4
Nx6actor On ore 81 the Seattle
Eaetrsc companys cars Conanc
~ A. who has been fare Emfberer
q cne OF the Capitol Hiil ears Tor
n last year or more. attracted the
rieeii0a % the passengers On the
- b. hts uniforms courtesy and
ieslieness. and by his kindness tn
spnen and children. IN assisting
sem 20 get on and of the cars
RscenllY De- met wifh consider.
Sc o. q misiurtuue TIA TIE shaTs u
efkness among the members Of bis
anily. Involving heavy doctors
Ns and medical expenses. which
y vas unable 90 meet from bis
saxss
TIE residents of Capitol fiill. IN
- habit % travelling 10 and ffuu
Dzn on q particular car. noticing
- tfoahisd look. after finding out
n cause OF BE-. determined 70 ~.
AtFe him OF bic anxiety Under
o. ieadsfahip Of " s. Holdefness.
heal business man. a subscription
~ vas circulated among the resi-
tanss along the Capitol i'm line
AL enough money collected not
aaiT % pay all outstanding bills for
tasior and medicine. but also for
tane repairs. which the home vas
ia6ly 10 need o.
Az a result Conductor "A" will
3 able 10 feel that TO him the
fslsfiae hringa some 81 the Joys
~ eel A. % those more fortunately
STATED 10 NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CLAUS AT
COURT HOUSE


brella. also The apparent augges4
ton Of the IS odd deputies, gold and
ivory headed. and also engraved.
clambefins to the fret floor u
the court house Santa watched bis
chance ana left a great leather nDs
hoIstered armchair for County
Auditor Jim ARneN. and seven.
foot standing clock for y G. BdaE
oormiey Remembrance.
County Treasurer Matt G. CORN
ley's quarters early assumed a hob
lday aspect Holly stipplea tho
wallis of the treaaurer's private Of
flee. and in the great vault. the
five women employees OF the 20
clerks who handle the county's
funds. took the morning off 70 dec,
ofaie and 70 prepare a luncheon u
lemonade. punch. cake and fur;aer
eat. characteristic Of the day,
Here when the whole force had
gathered a. noon the treasurer
was presented with = handsome
and valuable gold stop watch, en-
Kfaxed on the back with 4 mono
gram. and IN the inside cover with
the inscription. Presented 10 Matt
e. Gormiey. Treasurer Of King
County b. hls Employees. Christ
mas. 1906
County Clerk Otto e. Case was
given a beautiful Knights u
P1thiaa watch fob. ana bis chief
deputy. = G Paine. on examining
hts stocking. discovered an opal
ring
Cigars are plentiful up az the
court houae today and Christmas Ia
oH IN full swing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
BIG DRUG FIRM
IS ORGANIZED

The shafer building. formerly the
A. IS. Denny buildinK. on Second av.
between Union ana Pike has been
leased b. the ahafer Brothers. re
present owners. 90 the Raven Drug
TO for a nHe-yenr term. The les
aeea WIii fenovats TIE street floor
.af the building thoroughly and use
g.. together with the basement. ~
lishmynt Of Sc Kind north u san
Franeiaeo. and one q the largest on
the coaFt
The Raven Drug Company u a
ueH corporation formed by x b
Galley. formerly manager Of the
Quaker Drug Company. and one Of
the best known druE men IN the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
FAMOUS SON
IN SEATTLE

r. @ Adams Leckie. son Of the
famous English author and his.
torian. Robert Leckie, H. stopping
nj the Butler Mr. Leohe came 90
Seattle directly from London.
where he has been connected with
the ROYAL engineers During the
Roer war he was a commanding OF.
ficer Of the engineers lie Is In the
states on visit and will probably
take n trip 10 the Orient before
leaving for his native country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CURIOUS ASSAULT MADE.

Union labor troubles are alleged
10 have broken loose ia the shape
Of an assault on =. r. Johnston by
Frank Murray Saturday night at
the psiace bar. according % com.
plant filed this morning IN the ~.
flee ~ Prosecuting Attorney Ken.
meth Maehiutoah The plaintiff. ~.
siding ~ zft0 Day 81. was recently
fined f25 bY his union Tor lathinE
bY the thousand instead ~ by the
hour. az prescribed IN the laws Of
hla organization Without further
pruvoeafion than this. the defend
ant. It Is alleged. invited Johnston
20 take a drink ON Saturday night.
and forthuifh subjected him 10 an
assault and battery A warrant has
been iasued for Murray's arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
WILL STRIKE
FOR SYMP ATHY

FL pAsO. Tex. Dec q&-The
passenger trains on the Atlantic a.
vision % thr Southern Pacific where
the strike 81 locomotive fifeman h.
ln effect are running ON time today
Freight traffic. however. IL slightly
crippled sympathetic strike q
fireman - thc entire system. u was
claimed this morning is almost Ger
tain 20 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
NURSES OBSERVE
CHRISTMAS

.Nuracs IN the Pacific hospital are
planning 70 celebrate Christmas 10.
night With a tree In the reception
room Of the hospital About 20
nurses will enjoy the presents and
programs prepared for them b.
Miss Anna Dlckey. superintendent
of the hospital. aud Mr and Mrs
Day The latter vas former super
Iufpndcut