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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Recorded for Week Ending Friday.
October &c, 1906

OcSoDer 40 1906
Fred A. Rice. ct al 10 Joseph
M. Jacoby. Lot 10, blk 4,
Rice Park add'n. Warranty
deed; consid'n. .....S ?
Maria Finneron ct al to John
Ortiz. Cong so rds W Of
center sec SO, 2, r % e, etc.
in town of Somers. War
ranty deed; consid ~.
Gustav F. w. Rohnow and
wife to John G. Berens and
wife. S hf of pit S e Or sec
l, + l, p e. Warranty
deed; consid H.. ......
John w. Haythorn and wife
to Minnie E. Kendall. Lot
4, Haythorn's subd'n. War
ranty deed; consid'n.. -. 5
Charlotte w. Bond to Charles
Miller. Lot IL, blk 3, Ouin-
ton subd'n, Warranty deed;
consid n. ....... 3
Ernest G. Anderson and wife
to William F. O'Hare and
wife. E Oft lot 4 and " 80
tt lot S, blk I, Lyman Bond
subd'n. Warranty deed;
consid n .. D
John jacob to Johannah ia
cobb aud wife. Lot 2, blk 8,
Jenne's add'u. Warranty
deed; consid'n. 1855. 49,.
Philip Johannes and wife to
Adolph Klein. Lot i, blk
2, Dawson subd'n. War;
ranty deed; consid q. y. 81
William NJ Pugh and wife to
Angelo Mangan. Is it off
n side lot 81, and 1215 fit off
side lot p, blk p, Pugh's
subd'n. Warranty deed;
consid H.. 1883. ........
Fritz Saran and wife to John
M. Orth. Lot 1, blk 4, the
Kenosha Land and I'm
provement Co.'s subd'n.
Warranty deed; consid'n.
F. Alban Thierfelder and wife
to Frank D. Brasie. Lot 68,
the Kenosha Realty Co.'S
First add'n. Warranty deed;
cons1d q. ....'..... ........
Michael Faulhaber and wife
to Bernard H. Schroeder.
Lots 2 and 8, blk 4, Cor
coran's Grand View subd' n.
Warranty deed; ,consid'n.. Is.
Nicholas J. Werner and wife
to Nicholas j. Buchanan.
Lot Il, blk 81, II E or sec 81,
| tt, r % e. Warranty deed;
conSid'n ..........
Thomas M. Nader and wife to
Nicholas j. Buchanan. Lot
2, blk 73,.n e or sec 81, tt, r
% e. Warranty deed; con.
Orla M. Calkins and wife to
Harry Epstein. N % fit lot
], blk 81, or sec 81, tt,
% e. Warranty deed; con .2O(
Edward Harrington and wife
to Louis Micheln. S "A #
ny or blk Al in S e or sec 80,
t2, r % e. Warranty deed;
| consid n. ..........
William spiegel and wife to
F. Alban hierfelder and
wife. Lots COOL. the Keno
sha Realty Co. s First adm.
Warranty deed; consid H..
Gusta Benedict to Curtis Lee
Hiserodt PIT S e or sec %, t
l, 2l e. Warranty deed;
consid n. ......... $500.
Joseph Gregory and wife to
Joseph Gregory, sr. PIT
ar sec 10, tt, r zoe. War
ranty deed; consid n.....
Joseph Gregory, Sr. and wife
to Charles Gregory. PIT
or sec 10, 1, 20 e. War
ranty deed; consid n.
William G. Burr to John J.
l
Rubin. Lot II, Prospect
| Place subd'n. Warranty
deed; consid n.
Ole Herth and wife to John
J. Mayer. E so fit lot 1, blk
8, Bain's subd'n. Warranty
deed; consid 'n........
Henry w. Keith and wife to
Edward F. Otto. Lot II,
blk 3, Lyman-Bond subd'n.
Warranty deed; consid'n !.
Herbert G. Crook to Henry w.
Reith. lot Il, blk /, H. C.
Crooks subd'n. Warranty
deed; consid II. .........
| rrA
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-11-01
TOWN or PARfs.

TOWN OF PARIS.
E. J. Kelly-N. CT 5 W Or sec Il, q. &
acres; amount, S5.53.
TOWN or PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
T. Eale-Lot 4, blk /, sec l, tt, + q; anloaut
Z. Wolf-Part Of " hf n e ar sec /, II, r22, 8
acres; amount, S15.35.
TOWN OF RANDALL.
Max sueSs Lot 3 II W fri or sec IS, til. r ID
$4,000 acres; amount, Sl1.19.
Peter Boller--Lot II, Unity Park, sec =. til.
10, acre; amount, $500.
TOWN OF SALEM.
G. A. Yoltz and wife-S W cor e Inf S en-
side hf mortgage. sec 50, t 1, 20, 8 acres
amount, S2.67
Fred Faulkner Lot 5, blk Is. sec 50, ii, + b
amount S1.3t
TOWN OF soMERs.
Kenosha Land aud Imp Co.-Nortl Kenost6
lots 8 i3 p, %, blk /; lots Z, TO- III IS 10 20 q
Y, blk 2, sec 80, 2, D; amount S2I.05
kenosha Land and IMP. Co. North Kenosa
lots 5, II, blk 4; lots II, 90 blk 5; otto, blk
sec 50, 2, %; amount, Sf.47.
Corne1ia E. Peterson-North Kenosha 1ot 4
DIX ,, sec SO z, 3: amount, $1.S6.
CITY OF KENoSHA.
THIRD WARD.
Ida Hurst-A lot 100 fit BY 81 it. bounded GA
by Fremont Ave, Il by Barnes, and s b
Bond i'll }f of S W or sec 9, tt, IS; afoRni
SIPS.
FIFTH WARD.
G. s. N. w. r. R.-A piece of land in II e col
OF w Or sec 81, ,, IS, bounded on 5 by the
line OF land decided to w. Z. Lyon. the W by linz
drawn from w cor of said land decided to Igor
parallel with said line of said or sec, being IA
rds II and S by Is rds and W, W or sec 81 >
q; amount Sl24.57.
Mrs. Kuudsen-Jenne's add'n, lot S blk l.
or sec 81, 2, + %; amount $500
Isabella d. Thompson-Da yidson's subdivis
ion, lots II, Is, blk l, or sec 81, 2, D,
amount, S7.98.
Justin &. -The1een's subdivision. lot To-
blk 1. " or sec 81, t 2, %; amount 81 TO-
Katie jung blut-Bain's subdivision. lot Z. $ ,
It lot 5, Is # lot ;, blk g or sec So ,. p;
amount, S9.74.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-11-01

For your Sunday breakfast. Fancy
Norway Mackere1. Perkins Bros. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-11-01

TOWN or PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
T Eale-Lot 4, Dix /, sec 1,t1,r22; a1loaat
sos.
e. Wolf-Part of W If IL e ar sec /, II. r22, 8
acres; amount, SI5S5
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-11-01

E. ]. Kelly-N e or $ " or sec Il, q,
cres; amount, Sass.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
KUSKOKW|M
IS GOOD

one ~ the nast important an
nouncrmeuts from tie Kuskokwim
district VAS received this morning
from Fairbanks IA cahisHram 40
Captain > HeaIt from - J HuIi-
van. The aira stated that PARTIES
returning from TIE Kuaknkui m re-
ported good prospects on tne head
waters both 81 placer and quarts
This 10 the most important bit ~
news rom that district received this
year
Coming from mig Mike sulu-
van. hH he - generally knnun. one
81 the large Nanas operators. the
news is given uaHf than passing
attention. ~ snilieau has 90 iu-
tstsst in The district and simply
sent the above wire 90 Captain
itsaiy Cor bic oen usnsft Sullivan
il on hla way % some overland.
having isft Seattle about three
weeks ego b the Valdez Fairhank
frhu The cHbiesfam Vas hume d
aiaisiy posted On the windows ~
} =. Ruda a Co. AZ their offlce on
FIRST Az. which company a. hnn-
ding ihe KuskahNlm traffic for
Captain iieaiY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

WASHINGTON. April i7.-By his
persistent campaign for rate leEif-
lAiion. President Roosevelt has con
verified another warm personal
friend Into a bitter enemy A euu-
pie Of years ago President {. \
Melsen. Of the New York. New fiay-
en- 4 Hartford railway. was quoted
in the prezideGt's message n the
extent Of 600 or more words Mel.
len has frequently been cordially re-
eelRed ~ the White House
But al that - past 80 says Mel
len lie Il noW calling Roosevelt
all kinds % a yellow dog lie
charges lngrailtudo and most ali
the sins Of the Decades.
Meiien wanted a little change In
the Hepburn blil lie thought be
vas strong enough 20 set Il. He
called 81 the White House and told
the president that he saw some
thlng IN the bill that was had for
the trunk lines n the law passed
they could be held 40 by the little
feeder lines for she Use ~ their tee
mlnal facilities Roosevelt listened
and then called In Ats. Gen. Moody
and Judge Prouiy, of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
They said. Nay. nay The bill Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Plans Are Fsssibl,.

TIE sommittse has become very
much interested in the enterprise.
and atd make every effort possible
20 secure from che federal authou-
ties permission r1 build the Lake
washington rauHi The committee
has fauHd fhat abe rians outlined
- A. Moore f1f the building -
fhe eaHal - cost ~ SOC GOO are
feasible ard IL about prepared 70
pledge IiasIf that lhe eouaiF slii
guarantee she Interest u bonds IN
the sam ~ $500. 600
Mr Moore sent into the mHffef
thoroughly Wlth enc COMMITTEES and
convinced fhe members thereof nat
Lake Washington would surely Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
NEGROES SHOOT
At OFFICERS

MOUNT AfRiE. y. G. April IL
Aa = result u Walter Penn. . nrrro.
resisting and other negroes over.
puwerink and dlarminz Deputy
sheriff bsitBu and officer ssmueia
George Lug . negro. q lead. and
the local militia company eas Or
dered ~ she scene Of shat uas al.
most RIOT yaateFaaY The negroes
sucrecied IN securing pistols ~ the
officers and fired about 90 shots NJ
them. art The officers only saved
themselves BY holding negro women
between themselves and the attack
ina party TIE ad.nsKrn was sh0t
BY one 81 his oNu race in The az.
tempt a. shoot the officers A posse
is searching for the negro who did
the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
ILLMAN GOES
INTER- SENATE

WASHINGTON. q G. April IL
s.ssw Tillman. Ia a remarkable
nv~ss sp.iay. lnseixh~d against The
1zsres eurrupslon ~ national
aazz lie urged the adoption nf a
1zsk frmlasinn. whirh directs she
sx1s uramittrs On firanee 80 In
paxais and report whefhsf a
mz.asl ~ civil prosecution should
49, - discovery. II sueh dis
sr1 sAoeed Thai national bsass
szrs snzifihufinK 10 campaign
sss8s q had besn guilty q irreku-
Nlils y the rscenf failures In
okzxa o. lad bsea paying the
- tsanfr trs&&nrefx commissions
= ssp,ssslss public funds Ia their
AEzmknus
Tlsnzn declared that leading
aszuszfz were aware uf TIE facts.
= Eaf1 ssFs Suppressed from him.
= mlt nshinx had been done 20
eErNs sAs abuses By legislation. al
npaEs TIE Wnmliiee promised hin
~ setks xxo 10 report rs bit
faasef then afuse to resent the
zzEzss % that bis committee had
NMpss 70 begieet iis duty.
Illmaa said ~ didn't lntend to
sfsf - the committee. but he
hsni asrs 10 hope for an inxsasi.
Eixz By TIE committee In view nf
= agsruaehlng eierflon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
BREAK into
LYTER Home
To SEND
Off NEGROES

ST LOUIS. April ia eonfsn.
ton Of business clubs - the South
xsat runEened yesterday a the dst
camille elah Three hundred dele.
safes. representing nine states and
territories. were ~ attsnaanes.
The convention vas thruNn into
an upfoar when the secretary read
letter frum y u Thomas. q 10
gotta. Ara. styling himaslf chair.
msn u the Black Noyemsnt s2Hn.
elaflun. ia which he saia hs fepfe
ssnfed sssa 900 begrocs IN the tulise
States and requested TIE claba "a
lndofas n movement % tspoft the
toios0d peupie ~ the SountFY 10 TIE
Congo territory Ia Africa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

various sections o. the northern ter
ut0fy have questions 10 be solved.
and The governor will have a busy
time while here
From Seattle. Governor Hea9att
viii go to Juneau then "a altka
where he will formally take over
the office 90 governor from John q.
brady and take the relns 81 GOV
ernnent IN his own hands
The musf important step taken BY
the new official Will be the change
or the Alaskan capital from Ritka
"a Juneau. an appropriation 81
tapn TOO Al present being before
congress fur suitable building for
thr capitol and residence for the
governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
GOVERNOR HOGGATT
To ARRIVE TONIGHT
PLANS ARE NOT KNOWN. Awo rnrGRrAInMsHr WILL NOT
es ARRANGED UNTIL 40 HAS BEHN coEsuLT1o-oElG.
CATIONS NORTH Will EXECUTIVE BUSY
WHILE HERR

W n noREatl the new governor
Of Alaska. vii arrive m the city
tonight. according to a telegraph re-
ceiycd al noon BY the management
~ the Rainier Grand hotel The Ia
formation MAS al once given 70 the
Alaska club. and Secretary Sheffield
will devise entertainment Tor the
governor while IN the city Nothing
- known aH 10 how long he viii
STAY here. and no definite plans FOR
entertainment Witl be announced
until his arrival
Az the deput tonight Governor
li0gERft will be met by many ~
the prominent Alaskan men now "a
the city Several delegations nom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
RETENTION
DEMANDED
oowiE WILLING TO eoapRoa.
tsE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS, uuT
INSISTS ON AIS RETENTION
As zfows SPIRITUAL HEAD.

CHICAGO April i1-1ota 4
DouIe hss refused the proposed set
llement Offered b. oysrseer Noiiva
Hs f. willing % make the financial
concessions asked. bat demands ais
retention ~ the spiritual head II
th@ community Lawyers are nos
busy framing new compromises %
aagrest to the principals
The proposition which DuH j.
turned down vas that the whole
controversy over the business aud
ecclesiastical affairs Of Zion b. sub
tilted 80 a board % arbitration al
property being Transferred 70 then
pending a settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
THROWN FROM CAR

I. J Kline. an emnlaya " CITY
Treasurer Ruaselfa department.
nArFu@ " escaped serious injuries
last Night BY hsEnE thruwn from a
fsslrr Nay cable car Owing 90 the
CruNd he vas standing Up. ana
when near tih az the EFip evident
y struck = uFokeu strand. for the
car Jumped ahead with sufficient
force 90 thfaw Kline 10 the street.
he suffered lateral spFaln % the
lsft wrist, and VII - oui 81 com.
mission FOR office aaty Cor the nexs
tw0 weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
PRESIDENT ACTS

WASHINGTON. April IT,
President Roosevelt this afternoon
sent D message O. congress aayocat-
ing she passage IF the Insurance bin
Tor the District a. columbia recent
iy introduced embedyins the recon-
mendations made ~ the Insurance
commissioners at She conference in
Chicago Boz February lie urges That
the hlll be enacted at the earliest
possible date. with such changes gs
congress might deem necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
STAR DOLLAR STILL
MISSING
ELUSIVE COIN MAY HAVE CITY BUT HOPES ARE
ENTERTAINED FOR IT'S SAFE RsrURN-FRIssos
COMING ANXIOUS FOR ITS

coin are beginning 20 feel alarmed.
some OF The more anprehensiye fear
ing foul play 4 has been suggested
by the more hopeful that The Star
Dollar has come into the possession
OF some person who was about 10
leave the city and that II has dis
appeared Tor a few days. 10 show
up in san Francisco. Little Rock
or Atlanta
b. such should be the ease. trans
p0r4ation uill be Immediately wired
and The Star Dollar will be brought
home to iis friends untll sus time.
all that can De done is 90 hope Tor
the beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
James A. Moore Meets With Committee and
Plan Is Outlined Which Is Believed Will Re.
suit in Securing This Industry for Lake
Washington.

Judge Thomas Burke. John II.
Me0faw and .. g. Harper repre-
HentiHE the Commercial club and the
Chamber Of Commerce. met with
James 4. Moore yesterday after
noon and determined upon plan 81
action which the committee aud Mr
Moore believe viii eventually secure
fof Lake Washington the blg steel
piaht Of the Norths estsrn iron a
steel company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
FALLS
into BAY

Charles Maac0l.ae. aged So. q fish
erman. was drowned al West Seat
tie last night lis body was found
floating Ga the hsF south ~ the
ferry landinE this morning Deputy
Coroner Arnold Investigated the
case and had the remains brought
90 the BouneF Watson mnrgus
The body vas discovered today BY
Fred Lemon. Tom Curry and Frank
Maiula Masculine has lived AZ
West Seattle Tor a number OF years
and owns considerable property
there 80 far as known BE- has no
relatives here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
t,sods Of President Say He Will Be Sent to
coouress in 1908, Running for Presidency
aoain in l9l2---Wl Leave Interval Before
Third Term.

II Ia stated that In addition 70 the
promise he has already made in
that respect. the president has con
fidod to some Of hts friends that
he would have 40 many enemies
AZ the tine Of the next election that
DO would be an easy man 20 bcaf
His policy ~ administering certain
affairs with little sympathy for on.
pOneBtN. A. the public good de-
maads. he says hAA made many
enemies
Tits friends believe that 1919 Will
be a more oppartane time for
Roosevelt % run. because che enc
mics be ID ugN making In his rgnt
against heavy financial Interests
may b. his friends BY that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
ARCTIC EXPLORER
GIVEN MORE FUNDS
,s.o rorHscHlo AND ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
eoxr TO AID OF CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures MAY IS

funds nos being available The
ycss ct Will be one 81 the best f1f
tbe purpose Il viii have crew
% ten men. besides siN scientists.
The erew i complete. Wlth the cx-
eepti0n OF the sailing master and
ono sailor
TIE Kgientiata lneluds the follow
ing Ernest uek LefflnGweil Eoai-
oxisi and artist. ElnAr uitl~rson.
Scoiogtst; v SfaifAnesan. ctomol-
exist aud pr Geo nowe. suFgeon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
EXPERT To SEE
GOLD FIND

REIIiNGHAAL April t7.-An
expert Of THE Treadwell Mining COM
pany this morning went 60 oHeas
island % eSamlue the mountain 81
gold ore recently discovered there.
The eoncera contemplate develop
ing the property
a piece Of tidsland 100 by zoo feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
BEAT POLICEMEN
WITH OWN CLUBS

SACRAMENTO. cal. April H.
Charles ctsls NaH found Euiiiy to-
iay 90 assault with a deadly wea-
pom uron Officer Ryan and VS. SEN
fenced 80 two Yesfs AZ FAN ouen-
TIN. Az appeal sas taken Craig
aud chasisa Meek assaulted two
policemen IN a dive last Christmas
and beat them eth their osn clubs.
Mack 10 nos lu prison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
CHINESE MINISTER
HAkES TROUBLE

:. ssss.shlNgT0N. p C. April IL
= :. saiiiofnia delegation la caucus
-. = s''sFnooa considered The aasls-
-. q protesting 10 the state
4. ss sI'nsat against what theg term
Sfopsr Interference wifh Iae-
- Affairs BY the Chinese min
- -. /. writing a letter about Con
- - benby. the representative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
EAT WHILE
THEY V0 TE

hAAsAs CITY. April II The
- aaaze q the rsw city council
= a-sn dsad.ocksd over the eles-
speaker since yesterday
Y saadred and tour ballots had
e AS 70 10 this morning and
- = eil-Hlght session a motion
Z -a1aFn vas voted down The
.ls.lAsn are taking meals al
ns.f assks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Burglars Attempt to Rob Residence Of President
Of Moran Company But Are Fired Upon and
Make Their Escape Without Any Booty.
One Returns With Revolver

Burglars usre discovered a, WORK
In The residence Of Marcus u. LytsF.
president Of the new Moran com
pans. a. rs 18th az y early last
sssuinE ant escaped amid fusll-
lade % shots
ous % the provisfs uas Inside -
the house and the other 2as stand
Ing By aids uindow when
H. y. Parks Mo lives On ihs
same vicinity oa 18th A. - came
b. and sac The nan On the out.
slds tic INSTANTLY starred shpoi
iuE bot none u the bullets took
sffelf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Frishtsnss b. Shots.

Nothing had been taken from ne
house aud Il Is evident that
the approach 81 PARKS aud his
neryy action in Immediately start
ms shooting disconnected the plans
Of the infrudsfH They appeared 20
have just commenced their work
aud we're lucky Ia escaping With
their lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
R00SE;v cit To
GO To SENATE
MIL I my

BERLIN. April ia rspor, 81 a
nutiay IN the garrison q, Title. Al.
uisrs. in which SIS soldiers we're
killed ard ass wounded. has been
received hers. Hslf 81 the garrison
remained leysl and teveh, d.spss.
stslY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

w.ssISGroN. d c. April L
s-.s.al Roosevelt viii probably
candidate 10 saesSed his sue.
-, Is ,sia accordins 10 the an
-, made BY bis friends 60.
~ fglsnds believe be viii
! ~ senate In ises from New
eseomlas a candidate sor
ss.st amer ssvinE hts term In
- Is no doubt IN the minds
Z. sss.sa. that he Intends 10
!. kls astermlnatlon % retire
! 4. cad q his present tern M
= 4 c,asiders''on VII ee es :
!. s.t.sase 70 saeeeed himself IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

rTORlA. b C.. April II Capt
.x.lr<sa. tks Arctic explorer Nho
- AsFe May Is GA the steamer
Ask.zs Bedford. on q Two years
- 4 psiar seas. this us05ning
weseA . contribution OF sl.aH
- gasl Ro,Aschild and an atai-
- $50 frpm the ROYAL Geo
~ a. society
a. Nikklescn sAyN this solves
4 sasssloa of financek. ampis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

LOST The Star Dollar. When
last seen vas IN the neighhofhood
Of FIRST and Cherry and was going
some at the time The star Dollar
Is bright and resplondent. with four
little tags attached 20 H. ANY IN
formation s. TO its whereabouts
VIII be thankfully received An
anxious Star Dollar editor Is await
ing its return.
Search parties comhed the town
IN vain last night In an effort 10
learn the Whereahouts Of The star
Dollar. and friends Of the tagged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
PERKINS SkSSED
THE POLICEMAN

NEW YORK. April H. George W.
Perkins was arrested again today,
this time for alleged violation 81
The rules Of the read while driving.
The magistrate admonished him aud
eXactod promise e refrain rom
like conduct iu the future. The ro-
iicoman claimed Perkins "saaHtd'
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Acknowledges Hls RIGHT.

ValiFa aeknow lodges Doule'a iu.
dlapufahia fight 10 per cent Of
TIE property owned by the church.
hnt demands that he release All
claims 70 the balance before # BE-
turned over % him
During yesterday eonfefen e.
Attorney Wetien Tor nonie de-
maueed that eli statements printed
IN the last issue ~ Leaves of Heal.
luE.s the official paper % Zion In
witch Dosle vas criticised. be dea-
lEnaied a. aianderoug WetteH took
10 the matter with Postmaster Cen
erai Corieiy0u. on the grounds that
mch Hhaioua matter should be bar
red from the MALTA
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TANNERY BURNS

pETALuAtA. cal April 1.-THE
petaiuma Tanning eampaHY's plant
vas destroyed hy FIRE early this
morning Loss tloo.oo0.
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ONCE TEDDY'S FRIEND;
NOW BITTER ENEMY

fine a. Il stands" They thought The
trunk lines could afford TO be 1T
tie more liberal Roosevelt thought
they were the doctors.
That il where Meilen went up into
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msss. A.E.ssp.

A servant Eifi gave chase AID
ofsFtakinx The thief proceeted 20
pnfnmel him After taking a hard
hatlnE. the BATTERED burglar tore
frou the plafEY alFi and ~Hcaped
when Mr lFfsf learned 90 her
brasery he inalaufiY raised Der
SaEss DECLARING thai be could uni
afford 90 tiipN such = sturdy guard
fan Ga rsare ffam bis household
Mr iyisf and biz family h41
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Jp. LAWN, who resigned from The
immigration office month ago. re-
turned from the east last nirht and
Gas Immediately rendered banquet
by the Immigration Inspectors ~ tho
local cfflce at the Maisou During
the progress 81 the evenings enter
talnmcnt Mr. LAWN was presented
with q loving cup from the guests
and former associates.
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ALFONSO BUSY
over MARRIAGE

cowEs. April Il. KinE Alfonso
arriyed today 10 SPEND three weeks
visiting Princess Ina and arranEing
fhs details ~ their wedding