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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, sept Zz.-l ne NC" leans market for cotton futures closed steady Quotations ranged as foliows:
 xsnrtb Opeu High. Low. Close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
HAD
ROUGH TRIP

After a terrible rough trip last
ing i5 days the steamer Portland,
Of the Alaska Coast company. ar
rived IN port this morning from
Seward. Valdez and way ports She
brought 80 passengers and a uth
aud ore cargo The ore r. from The
IATouche copper mines aud ia con
signed 10 the smeltcr ~ Tacoma.
Among the passengers we're ".
= Hemple. presidon, 81 the Valdez
I Banking 4 Mercantile company.
and A " BabbaRc. Of the Inland
Transportation company In speak
ing 81 the trip. Mr BabbaEe said
I have made the trip 10 the north
several times. bat never had such
nouRh or cold trip
The leowara side Of the vessel
vas mass Of ice continually LcaV
| ing YakutAt We were forced u
turn back twiee TO escape the fury
81 the gale
The trail from Valdez 20 Fair
banks Is Ia bad shape and the road
houses are having hard time 20
secure supplies. according TO hr
nabhaEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
HAS A MANIA
FOR STEALING

Possessing either a fonasess n
the interior Of the county al /.
else eriminally inclined. Prznk 10
man. alias Frank Jolly. xaa arrsa
I'd for the second time thls Hor,
ius and right after be had bees 4
out 81 lail. shefe be bad srre1 |.
GsiaYH sentence.
Holman was arrested Norenhs,
by Officers Keefe aud NenmAa a
he vas preparing 70 iease TIE eu
on q boat The charge against In
Vas che theft Of clothing E,aa
from a grading camp 10 NortA =
atfie Judge Gordon sentenced In
70 pay a fine Of tl0e and os,i
which meant = days In The crssr
jail
Upon being released this mu-s
Inc Hoffman made Tor bis oia haa.a
ia North Seattle and was caArhi y
men Ia the camp going lkroagh I
number % grips in search q esd.
inE Detective Adams Was sens CT
after him and broush, hln hSsk .
thu station handcaifed w1a
booked be STYLED himself q Ere
man and wore a fireman's hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
And they are aim Of large

anu Ni'N Nfh HtfA NN taAH
Prepared for desperate ba'ilr.
ana perhaps stern chane pefec
tive Corbott aud Truaut Officer
Ketehum aallled forth from police
headquarters Ia HppfFheud fHU
supposedly youthful hIrbWaEmrH
They bad received q report zoo
the station fDm the Residence BOO
1917 Rainier Boulevard. that tHo
boys. and 10 years old reHHsotlFr
IS. had been held up ON Beacon
I'LL and robbed 81 g. 10 b. Other
boys Curbeti. who iH great Du
catching boys. called KatahHm f0
htH side
Hist" quofh be. i know whore
We can got EN-
up steep Beacon 1911 thee suI.rd
In company with Tho two young
fiefa whose plausible story lp1
them ~ believe IA robbery had been
committed The two officers bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
REWARDS FRIENDLY ACT

iaHt Hlght Ben Dolan. tsi IA,
Fefaify Ft. beffiended an as.s1s.
mar - taking him 10 hls -
where he gave him food and 4 -.
70 sleep. During the nlrtf -
stranger erlhaGKed oistbss -.
ualaH and The latter AWoss =.
morning 90 fad a shabby cat =.
feat Geo place n he own na,i, -
Detectives Haftas and Phl!bf !.
To- search % the thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
.SURRENDERS TO
POLICE

SPOKANE. Dec. T'hirkisshs
had killed a japanese section hsat
With whom he had auAFrslist
Eugene C. Fisher. AIRED Is ruszei
hreafhlessly into police head4sr-
tsrs last nishf and surrenssfti
after having covered a distance 4
six miles IN reaching the siaiiaa
The battle occurred IN the Oral
Northern shorz where the NJ
chased Fisher with a knife The ~
ter folled hts opponent with -
The Jap Is IN critical conditicE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
ALASKAN DEATHS.

Grace Casey. Of Santa Rosa. Cal
where she IL known as Madge Mich
olaH. died In road house near
Dawson yesterday OF chronic trou'
bile Robert HouEhton. well
known Dawson woodcutter. and
Donald Mckay, a foreman for the
GuEEenheima. on BONANZA Creek
also died yesterday az Dawson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
CELL MATES ON
WITNESS STAN

SPOKANE. Dec la-R A. Mha:
ell and Grant Chesterfield =
mates OF sidney sloane nes =
trial for the murder Of his an
testified as 10 the prisoners coa's1
while Ia his cell Mitchell dedsa'<
that sloane said
II IL was 20 be done over. ~
do i, again and DO Il with ease
Chesterfield testified that So
had stated that the tes,imers :
latinK 20 his insanity was falls. =
that be had remarked, but =
save my neck The witness =
stated that after a day in oe
Sloane would approach a cell -
stare into his face. and rensa
I'm crazy" after which he wa1
laugh about IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


SEw YouK. Dec Twin well
ntKh zsQ rcfsana o. attendance. the
National civic Federation began 80
fifth annual meeting yesterday IN
the PARK Avenue hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13

OLYMPIA. Dee. i1.--The first Of
the series - Joint hiRh school de-
bates between the accredited hiEh
schools % this state VIII be held on
Saturday evening 81 this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13

VICTORIA. Dee 1.-The Domins
iau government wlll make addition
Il provision for = lfe- saving station
arrangement With the owners Of the
whaling station at scchart. GA Bar
clay sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
can,,l,utlsn ~ rrsnsvssI.

LONDON De-. Letters pat
ent were tsaued yesterday granting
a constitution "a the TransFaal The
terms were fully outlined BY Mr.
churchill under secretary for The
colonies. in the house - commons
july 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY
MEETS ToMosso'

The New York State socleu
the state OF Washington VIII y
In the Commercial club rooha
morrow evening at ) o'eloes y
dies are especially invited 49,
Morris. Hon +. 7. Lewis and 80 -
will address the meeting. hs,' !.
ments will be served and W
tendance IS desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
VACANT Lors

WET SEATTLE m FsirN e - 81
Ina Et.AMD - HEATTf.E
fssa Be- zoe hafafs fhs nfw rsf iir'
- tn Hlafafiar
rfsss.f wee 80 tlsirsss Ffasesty -
fha HHafksf
RAJ. PARK
HHHN Hila-
40 SKA vtEM PARK AupfTtohH
All SCI NaNfafnla A.
All an res nsf #as
Al saty tFffaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
nnoNr YouR WANT An

NHN'NHHH y ~ - ~
To Thr Star Mafn ioha Ind.
HISS THE star Wlil calI aad sole
let tho bin at VA asnd to
ven tbc answers Go v~Ar "a when
Addressed "Cafr The star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS tdelp
Wanted. let and Found. Fer
Rent. Fer Sale, ete.) One Cent
Ward.
SITUATION WANTED ADS.
IS Words Thuee Times Ter IS
Cents.
seven words ar fractions az
Wufds to the line. cash N adr
vance When ehHfEed Ia ace
count actual number OF lines az
HeI wa br counted Minimum
hIH gar au eud So vents hHls
lard Want Al Agency I. n
Mullen. a.i ballard A. opp
CITY Nail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
Maria Storer

Instead OF writing letters 10 Presi-
dent Roosevelt should have been
selecting one 81 those beautiful la %
dies. Desks at The Century Furnl-
ture Company A 90 per cent dis
count viii be given on all Ladies'
Desks Friday aud Saturday. Beau
tiful designs tn Birdeeye Maple.
Mahogany and Golden Oak style
and prices 90 suit everyone. from S.
90 SIS each $50
Buy your friends a Wostenholm
pocketknife or razor for Christmas
at A l. Halls. III First ave. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13

OLYMPIA. Dec. iA-pepusy y
suFanee Commissioner J. II sellsF
~ has been suddenly called e "
kane as witness In the slaA'
murder trial Mr.. SchivelF =
never seen any Of the rr'nsils'
connected with the case and
loss TO know why his pTesens
required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
FOOTSTOOLS A FAD
s.4444sss4+ +tttttttttt.t..

WAaHiNGToS. J.. O.. Dee. If-Foot s,sss. :.
nov 80 necessary an arccHsorg T. the furtl,tf. =
drawing rooms that The uphoistersfs are ses'.'.
in getting novelties fuF the ulfra faahionabi.
BonHparta wife Of The secretary of N. ns, ~
historic foot rest ussd iu The grand salon ~ -. =.
cloud hy The first Napoleon. Mfs TAFT bas : -.
stool purs based ia Land0u which IL like On -
Queen Alexandra uses when driving IN be- 80.
carriage.
Afr Root nho "a nothing II not ptorr.ss..
has ordered some faaistoola Tor the grand 49,
aadoftal reception room in the department a. -
This chamber ls maRHincenuY Furnished n =,
carved mahogany with fine lace and sin hanss,..
The chairs arc igh aud sun and those dlr1s.~s.
who are getting toward The shady nide n n. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13


N. AZ GORDON 6 CO.
as3 Fsil~1 Street
mat narAPT LOANS INSURANCE
HHlzHfAI
HlHH
Double corner. uharsirueisi view West
aaattia elHss in
tatto. West Queen Anp sod view,
sd bay.
nAuuAfN On sna tdao cast
raaH modern house uu raf iiHs ttainirf
HstaHts. nns ftsa
HNAF o. Fta tsaa CAHu
fHnfH modern UUffHHr. uu queen Anun
nm improvements aft iu aud uafd china
closet combination Haiufra aHH aHH one
hinak ffau taf "a. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
Cut Glass Naples
The Owners q
LaureIhursi..

Are giving to every one ,e s'' ~
Ianreihurst for the next lnen lev ii
an an elegant prospectus ,,' c0n,S',
beautifully oolored pho.osssosnsdIuf3
I.anrelhurst and It's su', n,sh ~
F I,,'.'r Interested in h n,lssa,sss
within the next few uay ,.o s n
cure one Of those hanos
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13

q to0-iSo acres smooth. level. pfsIris
land suitable far wheat IN Douglas Go
Waah 1f miles from ~ ~ " v depot
~ Hffnif0rd. GA county road Or vii ~.
change Tor wafer front acreage on Puget
Sound
HONHER BROWN CO.
go Peoples Hank BLDG II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13

A FtW SMALL SNAPS.
I have z lots In Block n Allentown that
I will sell before Christmas for fie0 each
other lots not A. good ne these are beiue
sold. IN closing ont this addition. for 500
VIII also sell contracts on fiia lots
IN Cleopatra Park Addition north rev OF
iatAl for o. bonus each These lots are
Just as Nood as any $40 lots In the addi.
tion. Not much cash required Don't
ausweT unless you rally want 20 buy, fef
these are snaps and ! haven't time 70
bother with any but bona fide purchasers
Address Gao. care of Star. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
soctgN NorIcus

uautiaa guaranteed FftNais
a. tcsrans AatpahNs NeWHaa. en-
A. and ffnu tesssaa sNHff taf
an aud svshfnE glasses fasf-ias
- ne mae. 81 niss in Fauf house
sHh sng srruans ha4as rvraiftns "a ~
tfrrzha. NAnaall au Mastsfa ave
ttaasH
sPUctAL NOTICES.
.---a.=-s-a- - ~ e- ~ 49, ~
nsnn NEWS N1R NNFfNttfNN
Farsaalfs Absolute EaFr guarantees ~
Ffsf5#5#s fHaut faHsffaHa Heftaus diseases.
ebeafts atIrf tsfata Hssaiiins fraaa sheHiWa
usu e either causes stomach tfHaEiHr Aid
Hsf disease aHaeaHsfukiN tfrattd kt fffai
ufraaau osfterafh ~ Ftiimaa# frra
examination tfHaF rsaEie IRE = eaafee
a. tIh Ave s.. near tagkssn
fsss tsltrsn street car. fstsFheHe 4
sea l.tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-13
M Il R | It

MI e R / It
==s-r s=asE
80
isotfg7 On net kss nssr unian Al a.
ssssmsnts paid level and siahtiT Tbs
bsst - 20 ths district
uss
sosi17 On i1na sss cement ssiss sna
y SD.
gee
- feet froniass % sfha co. apartments %
ostissss. Ideal. Terms.
ug@
PAID. n.oo5 cash. balance easy terms
HOMES on QUEEN ANNE
npa
trean cnttaEs let axi1o. near eth and
Cfaetsit. so zach. balance 90 psr month.
rm
tzruam modern cottage. ioi sostn 90 Al.
icy improvements IN ana pad. SO cash
hsisnes - ~ meath n you sFs lcokins
fot a swen home. fou should see this
t3eso
t-reom modern eotisEs cement basement,
10 @sIH everything paid u 40 cash bal.
snes 81 pr month THIS IL God
MERRITT BEALTY CO.
tle New Nofh uiA
TNVEFfI0ATT THTsE TTYE
q. ane-toi y. biloxi - l-aAs linton Addi-
Al 500 isasiaa in Green faks. tuat Of 60,
line Eead szroum house ffaQ cssh
o.. so t4sicl Hreukyn Ave usar Gth on
University car line. $500 cash
o. go 10Th and feslsf aaKi1 I've good
houses. 80 % rent hair cash
t1tt-a lots IN West Seattle. fn ruciid
md Addition. Asiis each. easy
o. 80 = E corner ana ana Terrace. 8
rnum cottage SEQ cash
$50 neaopn Hfi lots iosioO. - cash. on
- 500 sisth Ave. lust off wssuaks naui.
ward, fesis0 some incomei o. ~
NosrNuAuA bros
REAL EFrArE upoKFHa
nsnm COLLECTED. Insurance
20 Oriental Block. Seattle
TAIIKFD PROPERTY
troom house. lot tosieo, price tLao. sssg
room house. lot born price 500. 81,
cash
troom house. lot tosiss. price trito. SEQ
cash
..foom house. lot auE. priss ttuo. so
cash
nONsEH BROWN CO.
80 Peoples Rank udH
Maln 1lgs II
tsats may BE had cheaper from ua ~ o.
about nsa Muiues than anywhere on ths
NrHt shore % the sound. midway between
Seattle and Tacoma Nou'n make bunch
n money by investing hrts Case land
Co nes Molnes Wash as-ia.p
$4,000
VIII buy 0sioo feet. facing the east on
Harvard av.i one 81 the most slightly resi-
druge tote IN the North broadway district
owner, soi New York Block -is-is
LAST OF THIN CHEAP rest
denCe lots only u minutes from
Iioneef square on tutsrurhan.
Lots cleared and walks In No
OVERLOOKING Splendid view 81
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900

VIII buy i0sioo feet. facing the east on
Harvard av.i one 81 the most slightly resi-
druge tote IN the North broadway district
owner, soi New York Block -is-is
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Rsflegl Eacsl Institute

caraaF - Hashfnatea sHt OseftsHttl Ave. .
trrsts srisHiineai4 Al disssaes = fa'.t
Naaaattati1n tres. 0futa hagfs a Ga %
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

r-.-,-,.- 4 .,-. .,-.-. t.- t...--: W,
49, Re ~, -N -@SfII-9- WIN tnr man l.
iii ,, ~. 'I,' ana more settled the exposure
,i-. ll Ill - LAY ne gre" more weary and
,,..-l h., ~ - .7,. .','eI d "''uet tramp IMAM
usual ne lay down upon the grass and sand. can
H. ,
ri-7-t-i +, - ~. IL ~ " arm nous Inc boy
f.tLer :" h.. ..4 " --'-''e'' 10" can rest There.
IT, f.f
-',.'' 1['.'.t win an Oddly Su5nl,-tr-
ses-uIS' an ae,i'n that seemed 20 indicate che
49, .L man against tate and they to-
slLlIe Pc PIE M-' We're bent and aged by lt- -
-'" "eo.'ed them ana made chem
-,.---
-. ~ l-'- gu 10y many Gays ne boy PLAYED
-;- liz '--'1 ,..e man Ie7-yd ana tried -
IL -:- me I'-'i.'ie N"ca had -s5tened
-1;,li :. --- ,'.. -.- '9 S---iH'i-, ana t' l-
.'il1,,- u ne grey" more van ana pale. One lay he
III .--e '.l i'll Ms arms
....--- ~ S-". --,l- you, 'iliat -- SAID
- .Jtt0 Was secure oul on. ann So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

Tommy must be "a brave boy and q good
noy always The lad begged that he might
ice taken too, and cluug 70 his father passion
atcy
IL this his father had made no answer. but
had Just held HIM close IN his arms for a long
time He held him So until one of the men
that Tommy did not like stepped forward and
touched HIM on the shoulder At this he had
started and shlvered "a lttle-Tornmv felt him
Then Tor one little moment he strained the boy
20 his breast After that he gently diSenyagcf
himself. though Tommy fought hard 70 hold
him. CRYING bitterly al the time and rising
went out oi the room without a word. The
men switched on the light and followed him
Tommy cried himself 20 sleep
Atterward the servants told him that lis
father would never come back any more. and
Tommy childish mind conceived the idea that
ne was dead Ike his mother. He wished he was
with them. Oh. how he wished II as he Ss-
there waiting for the man who was 70 take
nm - the orphan asyluml Then suddenly
a shadow tell across him
Slowly he raised his tired little face and then
gave glad CRY OF surprise. for H., his father
stood before him. He stood there Just as he
used u stand when he was hearing Tommv's
lessons and Vet no- quite the same About
his face there was a subtle change r. had
grown much older, somehow. and grimmer
and he was very white and worn. but the
love hSlt III the eyes was the same-so eloquent
So tender.
Tommy noticed all these things in the instant
that he sat wondering and looking. Then he
flung himself into the loving arms. and al last
the tears that had denied him burst their gates
ana ne Cned his little heart out against his
Presently he raised his face and looked in hi
father eye: They tod me you would never
They thought that / never would" his father
replied gently. but they did not know. They did
not understand that love. true love Is the strongest
thing IN all the world, stronger than bolts or bar.
or life or death or shame and disgrace. And Oh
my boy, he Went on. his voice trembling strangely
a. love You very dearly. ] have wr9ngcd YOU
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-18
INDICATES sIRE's NAME.
Last Of Bankers S7oo,oo Debit
Paid on In Ten Years BY
Loyal Son.

Des Moines, LAIN vindication OF his
fathers name James q. Whitney, OF
Atlantic, completed liquidating an In
deb,edness OF 100000. His had been II
labor Of love extending over n period
Of ten years.
During the financial stress Of 1885,
e6 his father. Franklin II. Whitney. be-
came bankrupt and died. and the
Bank of Atlantic. which he owned. went
into the hands OF a receiver and the
500. 900 which has Just been repaid to
the creditors was realized by his good
management OF the wrecked estate.
Franklin II. whitney was the founder
of the city of Atlantic. He laid out the
town site and established the National
Bank of Atlantic. which he subsequent
ly converted into private institution.
He became millionaire. Eventually
he speculated too heavily In kansas
City and Birmingham (Ala.) real estate
and his bSsiness collapsed. The shock
killed him.
It was not believed his estate would
nay so cents on the dollar. but his son
took a solemn vow to see that no cred
itor lost cent, and he has kept his
word to the letter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-18
INDIAN WEDDING IN COURT
Bride Pays the Fee When the Bride
groom Fails to Produce
the Cash.

Sioux Falls. s. D.-Capt. Seth Bull
lock. personal friend OF President Roosc-
welt and United States marshal for
South Dakota. acted ns master Of ccrc-
monies Mt an Indian wedding.
The principals In the wedding were
David Charging. u Sioux warrior be-
longing on the Pine Ridge reservation.
and Nellie Little Bird. n belle OF the
Pine Ridge reservation tribe OF Sioux
Indians. The bride In nor yet l6 years
Of agc, while the bridegroom has not
attained his majority. The ceremony
was performed In the federal courtroom
in this city at the conclusion OF sc~-
sion Of court and Is the only instance In
the history OF South Dakotn In which mn
Indian couple WINS married In federal
courtroom. The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge whcclock.
Tho bridegroom was financially en-
barrassed and the bride was required to
my the fec charged for marriage IL
cepsc. The other expenses OF the we'd
ding were paid from fund contributed
by witnesses attending United States
court.
A large number Of the society women
OF Sioux Falls were interested spccta-
tors ut the wedding.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-18
UNIQUE DISCOVERY.
CHANCE FINDING OF POTASSIUM
RUBsTANCE ON sEAWEED.
California Chemist Picks Up Kslp
Containing Deposits Strong
in the Preservativs
Element.

Los Angeles. Cal.-Upon the chance
which led chemist OF IN investiga-
tive turn OF mind almost Idly to an
alyze small lump OF sedimen, cling
Ing to floating bit OF seaweed cast
up by the high tide on the beach at
San Diego. may hang the results OF
the most important OF the food supply
Of the world.
David Moore Balch IL the chemists
name. and the discovery through an
experiment In his laboratory u few
weeks ago may provide n substitute
for the falling nitrate supply OF the
saitpeter beds OF Chile.
The aged savant happened to be
taking his early constitutional uEon
the sand. following one OF the early
ticsd a mass OF seaweed torn from its
moorins upon the submerged rocks
and east upon the shore.
Baleh Immediately recognized the
weed as "a species of kelp. II broad leaf
meoid seaweed. To II already had clus-
tered and crystailized In the sun de-
posits OF what he naturally supposed
to be simple salt from the evaporated
SEA water.
The deposits incrusted on tho leaves
OF the kcip 80 attracted Baich that he
carried the seaweed back with him to
his laboratory. There TO his utter
surprise. he discovered that In place
OF the simple salt OF sodium the sub
ytnncc was In reality rich In potas-
sium.
hut II remained for George II. May
nard. frst vice president Of the Amer
lean Institute OF Mining Engineer
inI. to recognize the full commercial
value of tho discovery.
MIR. Maynard. who is well known In
Los Angeles. learned OF Balch's dis
covcry during visit tn Coronado.
Necessary steps were Immediately
taken To protect themselves In the
processes for tho extraction OF the val
liable salts and suiphatcs. and tho
three associated themselves In part
ncrship TO exploit their valuable dis
covcry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-18
NO SUNDAY sHAvEs.
Supreme Court Uphoids Sunday Clos
inQ Law.

Dcnver.-No barber shop in Denver
may keep open on Sunday. The city
ordinance providing for the closed shop
on this day has been declared valid by
the State Supreme Court In n decision
written by Chief Justice Gabbert.
which aflrms u judgment In the lower
court.
Concarring In every respect with tho
chief Justice was Justice Campbell. Jus.
tices Gunter, Goddard, Maxwell and
Bailey concurred in the affirmation,
but are OF the opinion that 1870 1st NJ.
A. 8. of tho laws of 1893 quoted In the
opinion. are not involved. and. there.
fore, expressed no opinion US to the
construction OF such law. In their
Judgment, however. the ordinance is
not subject to objectionsas class legis'
lation.
The Journeymen Barbers' Union No.
205 Of this city is pleased with the de.
cision, and expresses thanks to the
ministers and the Law Enforcement
League for their Efforts to have this
decision sustained. The news has
spread throughout the country. and the
local officers have received kilograms
from the national executive officers
and the unions In all the large towns
of Colorado congratulating them on
their victory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-18
To Ren,ir oovernmen. Buildings.

Washington. Shaw has
submitted estimates to the House to.
day of amounts necessary to be appro-
priated to repair the government build
ings in California wrecked by the
earthquake. The House committee on
appropriations has planned to take this
matter up and bring in special ap'
preparation bill. covering the items.
The estimates include 10000 for the
appraisers stores building: 100000 for
the sub.treasury. the lower story and
roof of which is damaged: sG5,0OO for
the mint; 100000 for the postonice.
court house. ETC.: $4,000 for the reve-
nue. cutter store house. which was to-
tally destroyed. making In all sell 900
for San francisco.