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THE ARDMoRB TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 649.--Meets first Snu-
day in each month at 8 p. m. at
Union Hail. ]. w. Golledge, presi.
dent, L. r. Marston. Jr. Secretary.
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LOST.

LOST-Plain gold ring. Return to
this Office and receive reward. 11tf
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BARRIERS JoURNEYMEN INTER
NATIONAL UNION-Meets frst
and third Monday nights in each
month. Jim wilkins. president; El-
mer Wright, secretary.
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FOR SALE-Furniture of a 4-room
house. Phone 303. 1913 w. Maia
street. S-3
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RETAIL CLERKS I. P. UNION. No.
635-Meets second Monday night
In each month. @. G. Sain. presi-
dent; l. 8. Sheikowitz, secretary.
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Nos. 8. 6. 10 and 20 are local trains.
while Nos. II and Is stop at the small.
er stations only On being tagged.
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FOR SALE-One billiard and three
pool tables in good condition. Cheap
for cash. Bourgeois Bros, 220 e.
Main st. 11-tf
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IS. so and $40 coupon books at
this Office.
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FOR SAIE-Pure pork sausage made
only of choice meats. Davis Mar
ket. 11-6
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FOR SALE-the "Owl" Cafe, restau-
rant, enjoying a good business, up
to-date place, best trade, cheap
rent, will bear investigation. Ad-
dress Owl Cafe. Wynnewood, I. r.
1l-3
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CARPENTERS AND JoINERS' OF
AMERICA, No. 102S-Meets every
Thursday night, 1880. at Union
Hall. b. F. Cox. president; d. N.
Ferguson, secretary.
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INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Meets second and fourth Friday
nights of each month. E. NJ. Parker,
president; A. A. Holcomb, secre-
tary.
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS, REPAIR
MEN, chauffeurs and others wanted
all over the country, $4,000 machin-
es built this year in United States; /
affording great opportunities for
our students, cents a day will
qualify you for good wages in this
growing field. For full particulars
and one free lesson, including a
Dictionary OF Motoring Terms, ad-
dress The Correspondence School
of Automobile Engineering, Suite
1857, Flatiron Bldg, New York.
Feb. lis
WANTED-Place as housekeeper and
help. by mother and daughter in
hotel. Address N, care OF Ardmore-
ite.
WANTED-By a young widow,
good home in small family as COM
panion or housekeeper. Address N
care Ardmoreite.
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per month. Address box 311. giving
location and price. 7-6
WANTED-At once. One or two girls
to train as nurses. Ardmore Santa
rum. 3otf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Green bones ground for
chicken feed. Finest on earth to
make hens lay. Davis market.
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BRICKI4AYERS', MASONS' AND
PLASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION No. 0-Meets every Satur-
day night. j. II. Dixon, president;
A. b. Brown, secretary.
TEAMSTERS' UNION, No. 5S3-J.
b. DeArmond, president; G. w.
Young, secretary.
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A girl with an engagement ring al
ways regrets that she isn't left-hand-
ed.
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Alrs. r ID. Sangster and baby are
spending visit with her parents,
NJ. and Mrs. ". J. Hill, at Eldorado,
Ark.
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Mi7s Maize O'Neal is in the ci.
from Paris 10 visit her sister Mis-
Edna O'Neal
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Miss Zoe Olive departed yesterday
for Memphis, Tenn, to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Suggs, Miss Olive VIII
also visit friends in Texas before re-
turning home.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One good furnished
front room. Apply 115 Second ave.
Southwest S-3
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Mrs. C. p. Gardonhlrc Is spending
several days with Mrs. ]. w Sean
Ion In Marietta.
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WANTED-Place as housekeeper and
help, by mother and daughter in
hotel. Address N. care OF Ardmore.
ite.
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care Ardmoreite.
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Mrs Ro Blake Is in the city fro
Marietta the guest of relatives.
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WANTED-At once. One or two girls
to train as nurses. Ardmore Santa
rum. 30tf
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25
Ladies Black Hosiery

LADIES' PLAIN BLACK COTTON RIBBED HOSIERY.
weight. Fast per pair
LADIES' + NE BLACK Lac HOSE
effect complete assortment cotton, se Isle finish All
grades the best that's
16 23 G to 81 90 per pair.
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les lasting two or three days. A
shooting contest is held and the party
making the highest score is crowned
king of all the festivities while those
coming next are chosen captains and
aids to the king The Kings sweet
heart or wife as the case may be is
chosen queen and the aids and cap
tains wives and sweethearts chosen as
her pages. Mr. Luhrs will make this
years features resemble. as much as
possible the festivities of the Father
and. and in addition will add several
new features to the program, among
them being horse racing and foot rae
ing, the match IS have already been
made and it is rumored that great
deal of rivalary exists among the diff
erent aspirants in the races. At any
rate the public will be treated to
some exciting contests Dancing will
start in the afternoon and continue
on till early morn. The platform has
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25
Small Boy Sells
Liquor to Indians

AS AN example Ct the deplorable
state of affairs existing in Gardnerville
in the matter of drunken Indians, II
seven yea, old bov. whose name by
reason of his extreme youth and out
of consideration for his pareats, we
have withheld, was caught while sell
ling beer To "a squaw. 1t has since de-
veloped that the youth has been carry
ing on retail liquor business with
the female members OF the dusky
tribe for some time. Thus the reason
for tho scarcity Of sober squaws dur
ing the last month and the made
quite capacity of the town Jail comes
to light. Previous to his Opposing of
the liquor to Indians the lad had often
been sent to the saloons by his moth
er accompanied with note and WAS
therefore, legally entitled to the in
toxicants.
This custom became common and
the note WAS not always demanded
which resulted in the above crime.
He has, been severely reprimanded by
the officers and without doubt the
practice will be curtailed.
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BuckSkin Will Prove
Bonanza tOr DOu6IdS

Sheriff Mccormick
and Wm Dangberg rsturned from a "Trip to- the gold
camp ofBuckskn Wednesday where they had been max
investigation the and appointing all
the of the peopeA mining Recorder,
Justice Unstable appointed The
found of Douglas and that
advisable This will probably be done
cnouncion with of Lyon within the
days
speak the
camp defined
marks of Thus far there has been nothing done
the hole scarcely thirty feet down The
pophy formation and the $130 the
There 40 the three
three stores People fockng
and private from all the surrounding country
lumber and what little arrives being
buildings nailed together Wages skilled lab
all the from 81 to $40 day
An Eastern corporation bonded what is known the Iron ledge
and June will 40 work developing the
will be the
least $50 will be work the
within
Wednesday strike
reported have been made miles
The
leaving a stampede for the of the find.
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High School Will Have
Worthy Program

The graduation exercises of the
GaIjnerville High school will take
place tonight in Valhalla Hall and if
painstaking and practice count for
anything the affair will ne grand
success. For nearly two months the
school has been in preparation for the
final event, and their efforts no doubt
will he bounteous with fruit. Prof
Cavanaugh has been supervising the
speaking, singing and dialogue por-
tion of the program. 1t is safe to say
that his assistance alone will assure
suc-ess.
Most prominent of the numerous
functions Will probably be the gradu-
alton address and valedictory, byVer-
non Wyatt and Sofena Jepsen respec-
lively, they being the only members
OF the graduating class. Mr.. Wyatt
has made an enviable reputation in
the high school ana we can say with
out fear of contradiction that he is
one of the best equipped young men
to cope with the battles of after life
that has ever graced the learned por-
tails OF the q. HIS. Miss Sofena Jersen
whose ability On many other occas-
ions has manifested itself. is the vale
dictonan Of the class aud those for
tnnate enough to hear her disserta-
tion this evening will come away i'm
pressed.
The Heavenly Twins farce in
three acts will be presented. This
play is classical one and contains
much philosophy along both grave
and gay lines aud it in itself will de-
mand hearty approval.
Considering the many other events
on the program, the evening will be
one Of prolonged festivities.
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Notice to Taxpayers

Notice Is hereby given that the sec
ond or last installment of the State,
school and County Taxes for the fiscal
year 1906. are now due and payable
at my Office. at the Court House, in
Genoa. Douglas County State of Ne
yada; That said taxes will be delin.
auent on the first Monday in Jrne,
1906, and unless paid on or before said
date ten per cent will De added to the
smount thereof.
Dated at Genoa. New ada. May 7th
1906.
II. 9. Jepeen. Treasurer and Ex
ofiicio Tax Receiver, in and FOR Doug
las County. Nevada.
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Capitalists Inspect Mines .

West Watson and r. smith. two
successful mining men of southern Ne
vada and at present stopping at the
Valley Hot Spring, made An inspec-
ton of the Donnely and Blue Bell cop
per claims in ::Buafflo canyon last
Tuesday. Both expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with the pros
poets of the claims, and predict that
within short time they will make for
Douglas County field of copper
equal to the famous Ely copper claims
in White Pine county. As Mr. Wat
son was born and raised in Ely and is
at present heavily interested i'll the
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25
Make Merry eft Waterloo

One week from Sunday, don't forget
the date. Sunday June 3, is the day
of the great Waterloo Schutzenfest.
Herr. LHhrs has made the most elab-
crate preparations for the entertain
ment and amusement of the great
throng of people who will be present
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Strike Richer Than Bvckskr7 Reponed

fabu-
ous richness richer by far than the
has been made mil half of
House The discovery
Kelley Davis Gldd prospectors
only the ledge
hearing uniform values No that
the gold detected with
expression of excitement written mining
enthusiasts, all anxious to get definite
In of this and rumored strike
has not fully established
activity
this has account of
Buckskin and the strike will appear.
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Spirit of 20 is Manifest
In GdrdnerViXe

preliminary celebration
of the glorious fourth July Gardnervle the
of the committees the
enthusiasm manifested by the citizens side they
will Grdnervil
and will lasting
The Firmen will the this
all who
by Wednesday nights almost fearful calamity right
scarcely
first alarm till the and hand had
their been needed they would have shown their efficiency do
of everybody.
The Gadneye band will full attendance all the functions
the will add
which will appear will be
crowds all the cities of
fail to take the fourth Grdnervile this will
the which will place County
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copper claims of that great belt, his
word may be taken with some assur
ance of reliability. So pleased were
these Gentleman with the outlook of
the P;nenut district, that they have
decided to spend several days in this
vicinity prospecting, III spite of the
fact that they have extensive holdings
i'll Geldfield and Klondike which re-
quire their immediate attention.
They express themselves as being
SUI prised at the dormant state of the
Pinenut hills and assured the writer
that were these hills in the southern
country they would be fairly swarm
ing with prospect ors.
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Gardnerville band augmented by sew
eral members of the Carson and Uni
versity Cadet Bands. Seats will also
be provided at Kings grove and every
thing possible be done to supply the
want and comfort of the crowd which
will be in attendance.
The hotel men will see that the
crowd will have plenty to eat and that
nothing will be wanting in this line,
as has been the great fault of the many
like events in this and neighboring
towns. Experience Is good teacher
and our business men have profited by
past experiences. An excellent pro
gram will be arranged consisting of
foot racing horse racing, bicycleracing
obstacle race, shooting match fire
works and many other features which
will be duly announced as the pro.
gram committee arranges its affairs
Excellent prizes will be awarded the
winners OF all contests.
This is to be banner year of Doug
las County. On all sides of us, people
are fiocking in, the railroad will be
completed, and to cap the climax
Gardnerville is going to celebrate the
glorious fourth as it has never been
celebrated in the history of the
county.
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on that day.
In Germany this day is equivalent
to our fourth Of July. The festivi-
ties are carried on under the rules of
regular organized shooting clubs.
At certain times in the year the club
holds grand celebration the festivi-
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Last Sunday aftern oon the business
c,en and many private citizens of
Gardnerville met in Valhalla hall and
mad all preliminary arrangements to
celebrate the fourth.
A committee consisting of A. w.
Ramsay, Laurence Ezell and NJ. Jac-
obsen was appointed to take charge
and arrange program for the day.
It was decided that the Firemen
should take charge of the grand ball,
which will be given in the hall. and
that the proceeds be invested in i'm
proving the fire system of the town.
Henry Beste VIM. Kruse and VIM.
Starke were appointed to make all ar
rangements for the dance.
The business men have subscrib I'D
$267 90 tobe used in giving prizes and
defraying he expences of the day.
Larson's grove VIII lie tastefully
decorated and seats provided tor the
comfort of the crowd A platform
will be erected ana program con-
sisting of a splendid oration. by one
of the ablest orators obtainable. The
reading of the declaration of Indepen-
dence, and soul stirring songs render
ed by a chorus of % voices. Excel
lent music will be dispensed ~ the
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been placed in the best possible CON
dition and the best of music has been
procured for tho occasion. Don t
forget the date. The Schutzenfest
comes but once year, go and enjoy
yourselves
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John Sparks is expected to issue in
few days signed statement that he
will not be a candidate for any more
public offices in this state.
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Half of the audience
Mi6hf Have PeriShed

asemblage had
ALL passed of the assembly hall of tho
the close of the
the primary department, the which
and round OF
tumbinp nstantaneouy
immediate vicinity of the fallen lamp alaze Dr.
who hail. thanks to
their the bazvng and III
with the the lamp
vast thrown O / { the window.
Never in Ciardnervlle disaster
aen minutes with the crowd
that Children it is
ashes that woudbe heaped there for
would the
audience would mouldering
that the Gardnervi
thing of the past for scarcely had the alarm
the with and hose
with buckets the burning
hoorl lndh extnRuished.
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BORN-Sundsy May 90. to tho
wife OF Louis Rhuenstroth. u dangh-
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
CHIEF TAKES
RIGHT STAND
issugs INSTRUCTIONS TO sEH.
ouANr BANHlck TO ARREST
FEMALE SALOON LofTERERs
TO STOP SMALL HoBBERlEs.

Three women. Mabel Harris.
blanche Harris aud funeg Hay
uoro arrested shortly after mid
uinht Ia the Duchess saloon. Third
aY. and Washington ~. by Patrol.
men King and Peterson. Who
booked them with diaofderlY con
duet The chief has instructed
Sergeant Bannick. who 81 now IN
night control Ia the louderloin. -
clean up all characters found loaf
ing about the lower saloons. and
the unN sergeant has been the
means 81 bringing IN over dozen
such offenders thiH week Tie
chief hopes Ia this manner 10 be
abis 20 stop some 81 the small rob.
berries ia which drunken working
men are the victims OF female
thieves
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49, tt go ttttftSl
|. ON the FRONT
d nffsAtte

Steamer Rainier. uhleh ra
changed % a freight Garner uhn
the seamcn's strike vac astlsfz
has reverted back 70 pas~nsr
ard freight boat I. ~ Graz, y
cal agent for the vessel kss 4.
csive4 3 dispatch that the Ralri~
would arrive IN Seattle Friasf ffsz
san Francisco.
Steamer buchanan arrfxse n
san Francisco yesterday asin 1
quick fsassmge from this poff. n
Watson arrived here.
HEAVY weather and rains xu
been the rule ct the hzllbus hzrls
o. late. according 10 fsg>rs
brought By schoonsrr ccmfns "A
from the cape.
Steamer oanfs szns4 fsem Ia
coma today for Jspsn CHRIS ~
india. loaded with rhes, ana co.
esls ard small cargo q lEsahsr.
Steamer jefferson sails fzzIstf
for Alaska.
Freight steamer MonisFz f<
away from san Franeiseo tetsr
loaded with general cargo e nes
chnndies.
Steamer Humboldt ailss Aa
night fer SksEway With faz ten
Element ~ passengers
stsamer Nebraska. T. s xs
in the hands Of the painters We
are finishing, the Seattle msA
fighter IN the official colw 4 "a
navy y bite and yelloS. In . os
o. 20 that red lobster bach aTsas-
anee ~ the rev vesssl vill hsns q.
sirsly vanished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
W. C. 7. U. NAME
new OFFICERS
CLOSING DAY or THE cosvfS
TON sEiNo HElo At ~
MONT MUCH ENTHUSIASM
MANIFEST.

The second day prccsetinEs :
the annual convention Of 'at v Y
T. 4. was held this mornlhg 4 y
Asbury NJ. L. church. Al ffenp&
and was attended by a lsfks -
Der OF the order, The ne
opened with devotionsls By NJ \
NJ. Hough and the sapeFiuisaas,,,..
OF the King county depafss1s
made their report. Rev. ~.
Cairns made a short address . !.
progress Of the order. and 'nls ~
followed by a vocal seleci'ni y
Mrs. l.. Parks
The election Of Officers Issls
as follows Mrs. "a L s'iaf@
president. Mrs. /. J. Pass 81 q
spending secretary; Mrs \ ? y
gent. recording secretary, aha 80
Hough treasurer. . ~
The convention ends WE
afternoons session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
agsalso ON JOINT RATE.

The hearing Of the Join; wheat
rate. which - set for September
II AT coifax. Wash. before Su.
pefior Judge Chadwick. has been
postponed until September Il. and
viii be heard st Olympia before
Judge Chadwick. The new ar.
ranEsmant was agreed upon be.
tween the attorneys for the @. X.
a n. the railroad commissioners
and the attorney general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
MYSTERIOUS
SHOT FIRED
MRS. T. AtsoRg. BY CHANCE. IS
UstsJUHGp AND ALIVE TO.
pAY-ArrEMprs TO LOCATE
mIscHEAsT UNSUCCESSFUL.

4 mysterious shot was fired IN
the vicinity Of Howard Rv. y and
Caller 81 yesterday afternoon. and
10 purely good fortune does Mrs.
r.. Aingre owe the fact that she
il uniniured and alive today
DnfiaR tha afternoon Mra. Aingre
vas CA her EaY 10 the Residence
Of Charles Mitchell. a short dis
iancs from her own home. Sud
denly a shot rang out on the att
and a bullet whiIEed past Mrs.
AiuEre's head
The shot was heard by Mr.
Mitchell. and rushing from hi
house be tried 20 locate the mis-
creAnt. bat failed Mrs. Aingrs
vas greatly wrought np over tbs
matter The superstition ~ that
some one accidentally exploded 3
revolver or gun aud nearly viii
fatal results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
EHrGarAlHEorHt sTARs.

The reception given yesterday
afternoon 20 the mrmbcfn ~ the
Stewart Opera company by Mis-
Alice T.. Hughes Whn IN every ii"
tail success. Miss Mabel Day
pfima donna. favored the guests
with several selections Mlaf
Horthh Rhilck. the nauhrette. also
entertained Mrs J u Manning. q
local singer Of no small talent waf
heard IN u number Of selections
Mlna Gedsh, pianist, accompanied
tho artists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
MAN WANTS HIS WIFE

:. Allen, Of Vancouver. \ s .
asked the police TO locale y - I
who left that city a week y Z
company with their slsss 49,
daughter. Mrs. Allen = uess ~. "A
as being q years Of age. re'sA' !
pounds. height 5 feet 'penss -
dium complexion. and b'o1n =. =,
She wore. when last SO, =
skirt aud coat and White Fa's@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
oGsEarER IS ARRESTED.

John Nleaden. a fcaerter from
Fort faNIan. aaa arrested last
uisht by patfoiman Hedges. aud
thls morning turned over 10 the
military authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
COLVIN GOES
With PICCOTT

O. u. Coivin. who has resigned
hIs position az general manager
aud treasurer for the seattie.Ta
coma Power company. has accepted
the position OF general manager Of
the Seattle Car Manufacturing
company. Of which William PlEgoti
IL president The company has Its
plant at Youngstown, and II con.
templating the securing Of a new
location, increasing it's capital
stock and engaging In the manu-
factura OF all kinds Of steam rail-
way rolling stock on a large scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
novrLler JAmts VISITS CITY

Henry james, novelist and critic
passed. through aonitle Of iate
houf last nlFht for bnaff. u q Be
aides Mt James. The party was
composed Of Arthur James aud
wife. Harold LoNthsf and M
james secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
TOO EAGER TO SHOOT

G Carlson recently neQ'.9 =
new rifle. aud his easeFe,e -, I ~
the gun resulted in his v' ~, 81
IS and costs by Judge l'ore. "a
SON was picked NJ IN s.,s,.l,
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