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FOR SALE AT CASSIE FARM

FOR sALf,-My four year cid mare. One Of
the best bred coils in the state Sired by Bel
mont Alexander. by Alexander by Alcantara, by
George wilkes. dam Elsie Wood. owned by
John lrrow also LADY Sine brown mare inyears
old BotfIinares are fearless Of All objects ard
good u work of drive. VIII hitch single or
donbie Gail at Waiter Belyilies. Granite-
willie l95tf
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WORK WANTED.

WANTED Ily q midde-aget woman. a situ-
alton a. houeckcepcr References gwen. ADJ
dress "M ~ Times Oiiiee. 90lles
MANITOBA lady boekkeepef 81 experience
desires position. Adfess sj,, fumes
t3fiee 105tEs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

s FOR RENT Cottage house corner Hill and
Perry streets. Rent $1,000 Two down stairs
5000 One do@n stairs tenement, Foster street.
Rent, SaOO. One Groom tenement. Branch
street Rent. $1,000 One down stairs tene-
ment, Branch street Rent, St500 Call at H.
A, Phelps, Academy street, Of n. ID. Phelps
90. hardware store. i94tf
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FoR sALE

FOR SALE.
Eight double tenement houses as teuemengs.
Three cottage i0Hses
Nne foug-tenement house.
Rightly five building lots
All Of the above real estate il desirable prop
erty aud well sitaated IN the heart ~ the City
Of Barre For farther Information inquire 81
John Trow or II. A. Phelps S5tl
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost Iadt't hal1 fu rfpe ittwrcn Wiz
Jamestown 00if ana iA1c. Finder please re-
arm 80 No. 3 Elm0rr stttcL .tAl3tt
IOST-satnrday night between East Barro
and Wohsteryilie. peekciliuok containing
sum N money Finder viii be rewarded ~
leaving at this Office. 2oJtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

Mrs. Cynthia Russell, 81 Granada,
Mimi, formerly Of Bennington, died 0c-
tober 30. she was 95 years and z mon
tbs old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

GKIST MILL FOR SALE In good town.
Custom work amounts 10 about 81 900 per year,
ana sales Of tlOnr and feed to aDont 900 per
year. Good building, water power also gaso-
line engine. New steel mill and set Of Burr
stones Located on from railroad, but in good
farming community. Price. 5000, terms one
half cash. Would exchange f0r other properly,
II same WAS desirable. For full particulars,
inquire Of Ii. All Perry Real Estate Agency.
Rooms and 8, Gordon Block Barre VI. 1851
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17
EXCELLENT BREAD

from this bakery lis baked from
selected flour, is always reliable, and
costs no more than bread you're not
sure Of. Your order for occasional or
daily bread will be promptly attend-
ed to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

Learn Iesiness that pays sl5 TO sSJ per
week. Taught BY mail; work guaranteed. send
for booklet. Boston retouching school, Boston.
Mass Est oS
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TO RENT Store. especially desirable for
grocery and meat business. Store II "a Al,
with room at rear about - a. Large Tefrig-
orator. Would divide store and rent q part il
party did not care for all Of III Rent very low.
Enquire Of the y. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Rooms and Gordon Block, Barre VI. l13u
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

Robert II. Lincoln. who has been il
Manchester has returned to Chicago
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE y International Correspondence
School chemistry course. cost ST. will sell for
seo. Can be exchanged for different
course. 2u9t
FOR sALE-stone. shed located on Batch
elder ! meadow. Apply tod. l.. Clark, 20 Or
ange street. ao7tfsi
FOX sALE--Frame building, formerly used
as transformer house. bargain. Console
dated Lighting CO.. Phone 32i-4, MoRtpei-
Ter 9l5tf
FOR SALE Heater stove. Inquire az Barre
Steam Laundry. 2Oitf
FOX SALE OR RENT good stone shed
and water power and polishing shop with com
plete polishing machinery. Apply 70 Mrs. NJ.
,. oderkirk, West Danyiile, " SOstis.
FOR sAIsE-.G Good second hand. hot air fur
mace. Il II. Rogers. Mitf
HAY AND STRAW.
A No. Timothy has and clean oat and wheat
4. W ALLEN, sanIyside Farm.
FOR SALE AT CASSIE FARM
Hay Delivered promptly IN bulk.
Farm 100 acre farm. First-c class buildings.
Lots--ioo acres 10 lots Of or 10 acres 70 suit
Pssfure-ioo acres pasture land without
buildings iold Mann farm.
Apply 70 George Cassie, East strees, or Perry
Real Estate Agency Az
FOR sAf.E--A lot on Long street, % feet
front and about 100 feet back Apply y y
Hall street. lili
FOR SALE. One-hundred acres Of land,
about one-half mile from Marshfeld depot u
consis "a of a sugar place Of 100 trees. al well
equipped for making sugar, the remainder y N
good pasture land. well Natered. Inquire OF
NJ. II. Eddy Of 81. Johnsbury or o. H. smith.
Mafshneid. Vt l65tf
FOX sALE--Nioe. loose hay, both coarse and
nne. orders may he left at Sowden a Lyons
store OF with me A. y Highland Avenue. q.
Carleton. ssla
FOR sALE-My four year.old mare. One Of
the best bred coils in the state sired by Bel
mont Alexander by Alexander, by Alcantafa, by
George wilkes dam Elsie Wood owned by
John rrow also Lady Sine brown mare. inyears
old Both mares are fearless Of ail objects and
donble Gail at Waiter Belyilie's, Granite
vile i45tf
HAY AND WOOD FOR SAILING. Hay
nv ri fsS.5 igStf
FOR sALE--At once. cheap horse, harness,
top buggy. sleigh ana robe. Horse m me COM
dillon Inquire after4 T.. NJ. 10 i5f North sem.
mary street. gu
FOR SALE--nig horse young, sound and
Kind weighing i5l5 pounds, Cali &C 81 West
street I'll
Cows For Sale.
iot II nice Young COWS, new mich and All
coming In SOON rel. 80l-ii city, A. ". Sio-
cum, OF Hotel Washington, i l.. slocuin.
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What i thought to be d valuable de.
post Of pure white marble has just been
uncovered on what IS known as the
Hiram Bucklan farm. north 81 Brandon.
Several expert marble men have ex-
amined the find and pronounce u ~ be
unusually good A machine Is expected
this week and the work Of testing the
marble will be commenced az once. The
property is owned BY Mrs. Thomas
Dewitt
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TO RENT Tenement with an modern I'M.
provements on electric car line. Inquire III
Enslie's store, I9dtf
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SAWS FILED.

autecd Also circular saws, drag saws and cross.
cut saws gummed aud rrt0otled. Remember
tie place l85 Washington street, az end Of
electric railroad.
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YOU CAN SHOUT

with good grace and as loud as you
please when YOU are shouting the
praises OF that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

FOR SALE At A BARGAIN = House and
barn on South Main street.. Especially. we'll
adapted for renting rooms. owner Is now re-
ceiying S22,n0 for rent Of three rooms. and oc-
cnpies five rooms himself House ii heated BY
furnace, lighted By electricity and has modern
plumbing. This is an especially warm house.
Good large lot with shruhbeTy and some fruit
trees. If YOU are booking fnf good home ~ d
moderate price, this Will suit you Price for
immediate sale only $3000. Terms from Ss00.0O
70 81 10000 down Balance on mortgage 40 s
per cent For fun particulars inquire u the
d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms and D.
Gordon Block, Barre, ut. 20Gtf
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TO RENT--A down. stairs tenement on Sec
ond street, Just Of Main. Apply to W. &.
Parker. 1861
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FRANKLIN STREET HOUSE FOR SALE
first floor. and three rooms upstairs, besides
bath and large closets. House Is heated BY fur
mace. lighted BY electricity, and has sewer con-
Dections, Large lot i24x5a Plenty Of room ~
build another cottage or large barn. AS the
owner Is going out Of town. the house will be
sold furnished Or uninrnished. Price, incind-
ing furniture, wood and coal, S5,6s0un- For fnll
particulars, Inquire Of the u. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Rooms and Gordon Block.
Barre Vermont. 1aitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

WOODLAND AND FARM FOR SALE This
place is located only W miles frnW Washing
ton village. on the road from Washington 10
chelsea. The whole property consists of 10
acres. nearly 100 acres of which H. woodland,
about 20 acres tiliage. and balance is pasture
ago. buildings are in very comfortable C0ndi-
tinn and consist or an ssroom hbuse AMI several
barns With Easements Trout brook runs the
entire length 81 the farm THIS place wONid
make an idpti suminer homo ion SOMEONE or
would make 4 good farm II anyone wanted 10
use ID for that purpose Place will keep 80
head " cattle and team, Good apple orchard
and sugar orchard Buildings are pleasantly
located, lots Of travel past the house. There IL
wood enough on the place 20 pay Tor II ten
times il man "a willing 20 put ina litle work
10 ret it 70 market Price OF this property is
$2.sO0. Terms will I've reasonable II desired
FOR fun particulars inquire Of the d. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency. Rooms s and .. Gordon
Block, harfe, w ia5tf
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TO RfgNT--A store at 10 Elm street. g MI.
Perry, Agent, IS North Main street, a0lff
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TO RENT Part on front Office and private
room, at Gates Real Estate Agency ii and ~
Bolster Block, Barre. VI steam heat and tel
ephone. 1851
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no RIsNI--six room cottage 1T Is Brooklyn
street, J. Henry jackson. i95tf
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FOR SALE. l30. acre farm. three miles from
williamstown, on Brpokfield road. @ acres
are wooded. VIII keep eight cows aud team.
wishes 70 sell four COWS. horse. aboni - tons Of
hay and tools. rfioe for an, only S1.500M
Might exchange Tor uther property For full
particulars inquire ~ the ~. a. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Rooms Sand0, Gordon Block
Baffe. Va Abtt
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10 RENT store house. q M Perry, Agent,
IS North Main street. 20im
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TO RENT.
RnNr

10 RENT.
An extra GOOD Broom dowH stairs tenement
on FairvieW street. Only 5000.
Uonse with ail modern convcnicncos at cor
ner OF Main and second streets SIX rooms
Rent low for winter 2Hff
six-ruam tenement on Brook street. Furnace
act fnbs etc. Rent, Al5AN 2Wltt
seven room house at No 0G Merchant street.
Rent reasonable. WIFI
House al corner 81 Washington and Liberty
gtfeeiA Win ront low Tor wipter. 901tf
Hour rooms on kinney street. only SOTO 20atf
Nice six.foom tenement on orange Street for
5000 M'tf
Appiv 81 u. A. reffy Real Estate Agency
Rooms s and a Gordou Block, Barre, Vt.
no RENf~t Furnished looin, an modern cons
ponience- Hot ana culd water ID rqpiu Ell
o,iire ii Mrs Geo. burroughs 4 Church street
feleuhone tiisg al0t6s
FD RRNf-s si, room tencmept in eoyd res
,afr ace ShOYt street. Apps Is g. y Cma
verse. tsfWeAt stieet. 2vlW
rD RENT 30 l8 BRONX stroei. o rooins Bud
and 1ri h0ort hrst.class, electric lights, set
tubs hot water connections, bath, separate
cellar aud front entrance. hey a. MT patter-
sons rear 81 same house, y, l. SMITH =
West street, 90 Il
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Finn were given
"a pleasant surprise at their home on
Worcester branch, Montpelier, Wednes
dav evening, when 60 Of their friends,
living in the neighborbood- walked in
ON thcm TO remind, them that il was
their silver wedding. The visit was a
complete surprise 70 both parties, who
We're spending the evening quietly 40
horne. The evening was passed in dane
ng and social way and with refresh
ments served by the ladies Of thc party.
Before the party broke W early IN, the
morning several gifts we're presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn, including 80 silver
dollars.
Alr. Finn Married Miss Elizabeth Nee
in Montpelier, and they have always re-.
sided here. They have had three children,
John and Helen, who reside aurhaDH and
Miss Mary, who resides IN Malone, AS.K.
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10 RENT--IaTge rooms III Miles 0iock
ssuifabie for lodge club or draughting rooms
Inquire Vt ~ M, Main street. l70tr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17

IENEhENIS 10 RENT Down STAIRS tenes
menI Oh Branch street. $500. Down stairs ten
ement on Prospect street, $t4.U0, one on Mer-
chant street, 3l%0a Harrington avenue, down
stairs, $1,000 Harrington avenue, up stairs,
$500 inquire Gates Real Estate Agency,
Rooms ii ond II, Bolster Block. ia9tf
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10 RENT In d. NJ. Miles building, one offien
Iooln9n first floor Inquire Of Janitor u 122
No. Main street. fsUtf
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WANTED -Good, capable girl for general
housework Apply TO W. r. Cutter, South
Barre. l61tf
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10 RENT.

TORRENT Tenement 81 six rooms Apply 10
b. w. Hooker eDstf
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The court. OF claims has allowed the
claim Of Oscar n. Stonghton. of Royal.
ton. for s6G0s. il being Us state pay for
nine months and Is DAYS service IN the
Civil war Tie board disallowed the
claim of SIT Of Richard Beattie, sheriff
OF Essex county, for services rendered at
The time OF the riot Of the lumbefmen
along the Connecticut rive, and they
allowed the claim in his favor Of S22 for
services IN the Waterman murder case
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MAKE The s. {. COMPANY
DOUBLE TRACK ALL LINES

service Hut na IA the principle ~
double tracks am heartily In favor
OF H.
COUNCILMAN CREIGHTON Yes
YOU can quote me a. belng In favor
Iuf double tracks I have always en-.
aesvorcd 10 sri such proposition
pat through. I think il should be
done By all means
POLICE CAPTAIN t.AunscurR
The double track system Is the
emily safe one.
COUNCILMAN G ". BURNETT
Il believe ia double tracks
The University line should
certainly be double tracked.
and believe the Fremont
Ballard line also. although the ears
run only on a 20 minute schedule
On the latter.
A. X. YERkES ny all means the
Seattle Electric company should be-
compelled, II possible. Ia double
track all IA lines. Something should
be done on the upper end of the
Capitol liill line. know IL because
l live up there
CORONER Or y. NJ CARROLL
believe the public fully Justified
~ ursinE the nrccsalty ~ q double
track throughout the entire city.
>. = srANpLEr The MASSES in
Seattle are with The star in it, ef-
forts 60 gct more up-to date faelli-
ties and accommodations Ia our
street ear services. We not only
need double tracks, but double the
sisc al many 81 our old ears am
only enc % thousands Who take the
ehiidfen and wife out for a iauut.
and va newer yet have been able 10
50 down. aud rs generally hard 90
find good standing room. I live az
Firth and Hru aud prefer walking
10 hanging q a strap
POLICE INSPECTOR WILLARD
II am heartily ia faVer Of the
movement To urge the seattle Flee.
+ ttic company 10 place double tracks
on the ballard tire. believe that
+ the entire system. regardless of the
ballard llua. should DO dauhis
E irarkd.
POLICE SERGEANT spREN-
GLE The Ballard lire Il not the
only one iu urgent need - double
+ tracking We need she same thing
on the Green Lake ilne.
Or a = wfLTatE. DEPUTY
CORONER tn oFsier 20 avoid aeci-
dents similar tn and even Verse
+ than tho resent enc ct INTERPLAY,
f dusble TRACKING seems % be an abs
I aalutn necessity.
REUBEN w. JONES. Secretary
T noard 81 Education There e 30
I question but what double tracks are
advisable. both from The stanfroini
I % erpetiwncy Ia handling fFaffie and
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10 prevent accidents. Most If thc
accidents occur. you viii remember
On lone stretches u single track
CECIL ~ nAcuN. af the Gale
hfaiJh aacou 60 The more of the
city street ear lines that ate doubts
tracked the more able viii the street
railway company be- To- handle tfaf-
fie economically AMI 60 the Hntiafac-
ton of the public The Hrattle
Electric company ought Ca keep up
with the procession and double
track its lines wherever necessary
w w. ROBINSON Double
tracking the street car iiura ia a
necessity aud IL should have been
dome hy the company before uaws u
would he "a vast benefit To the tfaN-
cling pnhlir u 10 a shame the way
the ears are now crowded ana
Iammnd and the company ought 10
safeguard the public and ils proper
y iu every possible manner
GEORGE Il KtTrINGER The
lines should be double ifne L.
ed III the company can ar
ford h. II must be re-
memhered. however. that 10 double
track every tine IN the city would
mean the laying OF Is miles OF trhsk ~
which would be very rNpenalNn out
my way the company has been ELM
mating switches as fast a. the
traftice would warrant Il. There
has apparently been no danger Of
accident
GEO. = CoTTERitIs--l DO not ask
for the double tracking of all hnos
all the way cut. but certainly lines
having traffic like the Ballard and
University lines ahoald be 10 TIM
proved practically all the way out
JOHN RIpLlN0ER. REPUBLIC
AN NOMINEE FoR MAYOR
Il am ia favor Of double
tracks on all streets that are
not too narrow 90 allow a. n they
are too narrow a single track should
b laid on the plan " a loop.
!. H. GRAY. or THE l. u.
GRAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY
| certainly believe that thure uusht
10 be DOUBLE tracks on all the lines
where tho streets arr vide enough
to Accommodate them !, would
certainly add 90 the efficiency q
the service. Take san Francisco.
Tor instance. on Market a. where
there la a peffect network Of tracks.
There docs not appear IN b. fnurh
tfuuhis resulting there. nor many
accidents. and hundreds u ears are
passing up and down conatantiY Hy
all meaaa therc should be double
tracks on all thofuaEhfarea where
thc travel Is heavy and the strvsts
aru sufficiently wide 20 put them
down without congestinE the thor.
oaEhfara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
SALOON MAN HAS
GIRL ARRESTED

sam" PlnchoWer. aaloonkeeDer.
all around sport and one Of the
powers In the tenderioin, was rob
bed. 10 be claims. last night by one
Of the women Of the district whom
he has controlled for some time ~
several hundred dollars worth Ut
jewels which he had in his posses
sion.
The woman'a name Is Hazel Ben
nett. and she has been known for
months past as one Of Sans girls.
and has probably been guilty OF
touching" outsiders who frequent
the resort. but Sam thinks e tho
limit" when any 81 the girls at
tempt 10 touch him. and according
~ he promptly aqueaied 10 the po-
lice
The girl was arrested last night
IN company with Donnie Howard. a
bartender formerly IN Pinehower's
employ. and whom the latter asserts
Is implicated IN the robbery The
pair will appear before Justice Cor
done Monday morning.
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Two policemen came near being
called into action to eject Df ~ =
Titus. editor Of the Socialist At a
meeting in Sacred Heart hall last
night because he twice interrupted
Rev Father chHpotin. G. s. y. Il.
a iiedemplorist father. 20 ask n the
socialist side Of the subject which
the lecturer Was discussing might
be presented BY him.
Whether the officers were there
bY accident OF design IL not known.
but their services we're not required
DR. ChapOiin states that Or
Titus request Was denied because
be announced az tbs beginning ~
the lecture that II anyone wished
20 ask any questions they must do
SO AZ another time. a. the lecturer
did not care 90 enter into a debate
then DR. Titus. however. arose
during the address and made bis
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Rev NJ 4. Matthew'S viii conduct
series ~ four sermons on Seattle
Foundations. FIRST tomorrow even-
ing, subjects. can We Afford 70
DiR ZIP Business Ekelet0us3' Are
the Foundations Of Society Rotten -
Abe the Political Conditions Of
This city Made Without Principis
or ConseieuceT" ana Church Dis
cipllne Impossible. and. What Would
lse the Result " Eufofcedg'
Annual meeting OF Boyiston Az
enue Church society Nlll meet at
church. Monday evening supper
will be served.
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The People Can Do 1t if They'll Vote for Can
didates for the Council Who Will PLEDGE
Themselves to Act as the People Desire.

ana the people are crying out for
this remedy
Aud the people are the masters n
thcN choose 10 be.
See your candidate for the eoun
"a aud talk with him.
ttete are some expressions ffun
people Who use the street ears
HARRY ". There are
PORTIONS at least OF all the lines
that could be double tracked 90 good
advantage. Of. better attlt. more cars
on Madison ag.. "a that man could
at down once la a white.
THOMAS A. nouGHERTY No
question but that the ballard line
should be deuble tracked immodi :
atrlys the amount 81 traffic Ger.
tainly Warrants a.
=, A. FREDERICK a double
track ON all thc lines would give ua
better Hervice aud We surely hevd
that bad enough
G. H. ] sTuLTENnERu It's
a cineh We ought 90 have larg
81 ears anyway II We doat set
double tracks Only one man ever
knew got a soat. but Il didnt do
him any geod. because he died wlth
E Joy.
COUNCILMAN T. =. MULLEN
i most certainly am heartily
In favor OF double tracks |
have always fought for that
ever since I Was ia tbs
council ! secured a provision cali.
ING for double tracks up 70 the last
hour In the entlrc sYstem for which
+ J. A. Moore asked franchise NOT
many months ago. think that the
Lake unlon and Greea Lake llnea
should be double tracked. ia any
event.
POLICE CArTAfN WARD
havu always considered the single
track and block ilsht system a. be.
nE criminal on she part % the com.
pany.
/ COUNCILMAN GfIis-I have
taken stand for doubts
+ tracks ever since havs
been in tho council aouh,
whether the council would havs
the power TO enforce 4 rigid dnuhls
trAr King over IN. entire city. but u
ought to be done. All ne have powcl
"a d. IL 10 make sach legislation ~
40 deem essential to insure prompt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
SAIL FOR SCENE
OF THE WRECK
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS LEAVE ON coLUmsIsE TO m.
spGcr umATlLLA LioHr AND VANCOUVER COAST.

and revealed the fac, that when the
last raft left the Valencia. the re-
naming passengers. with the exoep-
ton % the women. would have gone
aboard RATS II any remained.
lie declared that the women re
fused 20 leave ON the raft. not be-
cause they Nere frightened. but for
the reason that they believed the
Queen was about to rescue them.
He alAo testified that Captain
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TO
SEND HIM OUT

challenge. though very politely. he
claims
The Seattle socialist party has
engaged Germania hall for Sun
day afternoon DR. Titus has Issued
an invitation 60 all Catholics. and
particularly Father Chhputin. 10
mem them az that time The chat
leuge IL as follows.
believing that II Is unfair To
Catholics aud 10 the public In gen
erai 90 allow your statement that
socialism IL a menace 20 religion
and destructive 70 the family and
state 10 go unrontrudicted. aud in
view ~ the press notices that the
Catholic church has boldly taken
up the gauntlet throNn down with
reorn aud defiance by the aoeialistia
leaders. We hereby challenge yon
aud your society 10 publicly debate
the subject on any reasonable terms
aa to date and place
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yERkES WILL
FILED TODAY

CHICAGO. reb II The win AZ
the late charles r YerkeH was filed
for probate today ard the hearing
set Tor Mnrrh IS The value Of the
estate ia this county IL 81. 200 900.
II n announced b. the tduw that
the Illinois Trust company valves
ta Fiahts nH trustees ana the HuN-
nestrd refinement ~ thr widow. now
Mr. Miznvr. Wir be the fret move
in contest TO gain her DOVER
righis