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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
JAPAN Show
HOSTILITY
tserlpps telegraph ssrvlos.l

YOKOHAMA Dee i-~The police
forbade the exhibition % pictures of
Sehmits and other San Francisco
officials 90 the ground that It "
adverse 60 public order.
The town hall az Toxic erected
IN memory ef President Grants via
lt. was destroyed By fire today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

CHICAGO. Dec. t-Tho friends
OF John Alexander Dowie YESTERDAY
denied sssenaouhly the stories that
the mind OF the former loader %
Zion church has hacome weakened
Deacon IsswiR. Dovic's champion
said. however. that nowie had beea
very siek and Is sun far from be
tna Wall
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CHICAGO FIRE


t9srssus Telegraph SsFsisel
CHICAGO. p~e a. rcw % tao
osfy saIiainGE % Front aud Mar
~ sfa. oerupsed hy the Balls
ue&& Oh Works. the Amsrtean n.
Ezrsnee ecwpanT. Of Sew Vera. tha
Northern Assufaace eompany. tie
Lake Hale c0mpany. VI =. u~teL
kc1r and hay. the Preston Com
nsFsial e0snpauy. Nabss. Aifs 4
o<sna. wvs~ burned AZ midnight
In 800 300.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

VANCOUVER u G. Dec a.
I.oga arr 90 scarce that no price u
1uotsd ana from $40 70 sie per
Thousand is being paid Tor them In
vancouver today. The output uf
the camps IN peeetaheT VII net BE
ever % 900 .o18 feet. witch 10 ie~s
thAa half the mills are ablo 10 cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

TACOMA. Dec William Nyn'
hoop. sou ~ Z. O wynhnop AID =
graduate q this Tacoma bigh
schooi. isQs. - one % The ala men
seleagad 81 Yale u meet Harvard
College N tnlnl Aehais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
Christmas Goods

ake yOnr SELECTION Of Christmas
erye~zts from TIC fine iirs uf box.
~ s}oses. striking bags. fins wool
q sweaters. pocket knivea. rolisF
skztss fiaah lights and ether useful
1rsicies too numerous 20 mention n
A l. hslFa sporting goods s'os.
I'LL First AZ. No htgh prices hers
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec. A.
In tho annual estimates sent 10
congress By the secretary OF the
treasury today larger appropria'
tiona are recommended for the navy
yard. Puget Sound. than has been
the case for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

MILWAUKEE. Dec t--liahof
eoaatnsor William Walter Webb. ID
u. waa yesterday ordained aa nfth
bishop ol the Episcopal diocese d
Milwaukee. TO succeed bishop Isaac
Lea Slehoieon, deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec Owen
Kelly. a ploarer Hislng man u this
state. and NJ one time connected
Nth the management Of the 30.
uanna mines Al Virginia city, New.
i dead. lie was born In Ireland
aud cane 70 California IA tSts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
EARTHQUAKE


FORT DE FRANCE. Martinique.
Dac. t-An earthquake shock. last
Ing a minute ard a hair. was felt
here last night No serious damage
was done
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Rau. n.ul,, c. pufaIn.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Dec. g.
Rev. Dewitt G nufgin. formerly
president Of Illlsdaia college. Mich.
igan. and ona % the leading Clergy
men ~ the three Baptist danomina
tons. died here last night, aged 70
reara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec t~~Ai
mltnisht last night a car Of coal
was faldod GA The Northern Paesfie
tracks here ansfN taken BY psopss
who claimed they needed fuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
GOVERN
IS INSANE:
,s.,lss. rslssrasn ssrvlssl

xrw YORK. Dee A. Terry Me
-. k.eams suadsnly erased
~, H. horne IL nfooklya TO-DAY
sass.,ex ksa been suspected before
= esr,i.d ioaded she'll which ~
- .reared AZ che navy yard al
us.alustoa. where he visited yes
.srday.
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ouisk Quietly Married.

TACOMA. pvc. al. W Quick.
assistant city attorney. and Aias
Laura Frter. daughter Of George
Frisf. a weii.knnwn contractor,
were quietly married yesterday AZ
tarnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

WASHINGTON. Dec. 8--sm.
phatlc denial has been made by
II. -. Miller. American consulgen-
erai at Yokohama. OF the reports
emanatlng from San Francisco that
he had predicted a war between
the United States and Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
The THEATERS

nsxla. Elicit In ~HeF Own
Aaieh.- begins a tao r/ghsa' en.
xAssmsnt at chs Seattle fheatsr 20.
morrow night The advance sale
las been large ~feKGy FrVm
Paris CLOSES tonight Man Fignsa.
IN Tho Man on the Box. stArtA
Friday night. ~
~rhs City ~ Mes Yers- eoutfn
ICES all week a, the Lois. with daiiy
maiiueos e1espt Thursday and vi.
day.
Woaasrisnd Exhibt started the
new performances for the week la&i
nlEhf. The attraction f. a repro.
tuctioa % thc famous train rot.
berry on the Colorado a Midland
road Al Cripple Creek three years
$50.
Taytors Castle oarasn continues
70 draw Features are rs yanie-
vile sets and a new production Of
Cinderella. on the first floor ara
placed trained domestic animals
and other exhibits
Al tire Star there IL a new show.
Nearly all the comedy Interests cen
tera IN tho act % Rogers & Maeklu.
tush. running 20 minutes For those
Who like darksy dancing there IL
the turn Of CarEolifon a Hodgos
The ReiEler a Zeigier aerobats.
three tn number. arr good perform.
ers on the Roman rings Other
turns to be seen and heard are the
banjo playing ~ Burt Earle and
the singing OF amy stanley. The
hiograph r. giving excellent NOV.
ing pictures ~ n girl thief In an
automobile and her suicide whom
captured. Eddie Roeach has an
ether sentimental ballad with high.
Is coiored aiides This same pro
gram win last until next Sunday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
BRIEFS BY WIRE


MAaHlNUIUN. Doc TT hn
secretary of the treasury yesterday
transmitted % congress The book ~
estimates of appropriations feauiF'
ed Tor government aorvice Tor the
fiscal year ending June 30. ie0s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
SEATTLE MAN ROBS
VANCOUVER WOMEN

town on false prvtenses and h also
accused Of obtaining meney from
. saloonkeeper hY the iasue Of a
lefgod ehock
Marks name does not appear In
the cltY directory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

xANcouNkN u q INe =
-, Mark, down on the police
a seattle contractor is
,n.ea q obtaining hundreds of
s.,,.rs fnm the womea Of this
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PARIS. Dec. &C ~ Weather.
wax OF Aberdeen. Wash. registered
at the Paris office OF the European
edition Of the New YORK Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

MEXICO CRY. Dec. s.--Gsu. ID
nario Melis. minister OF war Tor
Iuarrs IN the war against the
French. Il dead In hls ninety third
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
DAME Thurman, the Tailor
1915 Second Ave.

f. having a kig sale 81 winter suits.
as he is showing such an elegant.
saappy assortment Of winter wool
ems. which fit 40 we'll after being
made BY him Fuhrman's tailoring
is IN better class than the ordin.
airy kind. Come and SEQ. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
NEW TRIAL DENIED

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Dec. 4
The supreme court today reysrH
ed the remand for a new trial In the
murder cases Of Vaughn. Raymond
end Ryan. the eonvlcta who, on No
Ysmber 10. 1905. broke out of the
pcnitentiarY. killing Guards Aillaon
and Clay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

COLUMBIA. 8. c. Dec. t--Asiof
aey General Leroy YoamAns died
hers yesterday.
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Stock Now Selling at
500 Per Share

Make all checks payable TO the
order Of the company for the amount
YOU desire TO invest, aud mail to
our seattle office. 2eG-2sT Peoples
Bank Building. Seattle. Wash. or.
m more convenient money can be
deposited IN any one OF the follow
Ing named banks. which viii accept
deposits on account Of subscriptions.
ard stock win be issued and deliv-
cred promptly;
The purot Sound National Bank.
Seattle. Wash.
Willis Fargo Nevada National
bank. San Franclaco.
National Bank OF Commerce, Ia
coma, Nash
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n.nx na.sl.,. h.Ina Afisstsd.

are. a. usual. for projects ALREADY
mentioned
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JUDGE SUICIDES

tseriprs rsfssrsrh ssrsies1
NE WuLM. Milan. Dec. -
Iudgs Weber. a prominent iuftat.
hanged ssnnBelf this morning.
Prof Mason's method % rcnoS.
ing wrinkiez and clearing the com
plexi0n T. the best sQ9 People .
Savings Bank building 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

Wear nTooks' Hats. 1891 second
avenue. .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

Use City ~ fss~ rers- eouffn
ICES al week a, the Lois. with daiiy
matiusos exespt Thursday and Fri
day.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Der atftiae 0ap.

Sn ieiner 8accalaursatspre6ist, Die
er Dor ben Gbiturienten Der Spracuie,
lluiusriitGt bielt, srsins ii9 San,lsr
Sames R. Dap pieber einmal in beftt.
gen slnsriffeu auf ben Braiiosuteu,
neil bieier ourd feline betrsffs Der 3u'
itanoe in ben Sdladtbduiern unb Der
SleiidsSnipsttion Dem @OusreB uulansit
iiberuiittelten Spseialbotibait 8unOes.
abseoronete uno SeuatoreH seseu cine
bliibeuoe Snouitrie su bseinfludsn,
9eiuht babe. SSir leben mad benz
Oafiirbalten bieies BON giatur aus
seuideiuIid etwas siftis unselestsu
uno babel iebr turjiidtiaen uuiuerii'
tdtsprdiioeuteu in elmer @pode flein'
lider Stanoaltrdmerei, uno Die Dan.
bel. uuo StanoalIuder, bic oas Solt
ourh Sdladtbduisr idleppeu, I'M ibnt
bort in etelbufteu 5ormen Die giabrunss'
mittel. Die es auf ieinem Gii6 bat, Ourd
uebertreibuuseu unb Wtiin6bauiiubeu
uou 3uitdnOen, Die I'M siiuitisen 5atl
uuausensbm iiuo, su Seiasu, fiuo irrsse'
leitete slsitatoren, Die Dem Bolt seruos
5u cisier 3eit isbr sefabrIi& iiuO. sSir
iiuo, uie Dan in iharf taoeluoeu 0Or'
ten oss neiteren bemertte, 10 melt setom'
men, baB beute iiberbaupt nidts msbr
rsdt, ionbsrn alles unredt lit. Ss'
Der nit aaeiniser slusuabme oss au'
tldsers 1T i6le6t. Wtauner NIT .se'
iuuOem urtbeil, Oersn fiible lleberle'
sunsssabe iie Dor bpiterii6en Gnial'
len idiist, beihuloist man Der
Rhi4tusruadldiiiSuus uno oroht ibneu
nit Gntlafun9, uno bieieniseu, uslds
oas sir uno S8iber" in elmer Sade
;u bOreu wiiniden, weroen ais blinos
Bertjeuse Der 3ruits bejeiduet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21

anberem folseubes: Die Ooppel'
Monar6is tanu setroiten Sltds in Die
3utunft idauen, neil iie freunoidaft'
li6e 9e;isbunseu Su auberen gtationen
sspflsst uub iid Die Spmpatbien an.
berer Wfd9te erwOrbeu bat. Die
innisen Banbe, bic Seiterrei4.llnsarn
unb ibre SunOssseuOiieu usrbincen uno
feline 8e,iebuussn 3u TuBlano, Die oes
men aufri6tissr SreunOiaaft fait Sleid'
toHmsn, isssn Die DOppel'Monar6ie
in ben Stano, unseitOrt pOlitiide
3isls su uerfolseu. Das uertruulide
llebsrsintommen. oas Swiiden uus
unb Oeutidlano beitsbt, blsibt ioliOe
unb uneridiittert. Dieies lit Der
Sdliiiiel ju ienent politiiden Sp'
item, bas iest lduser ais Elm Siertel'
iubrbunbert bsitaubeu bat uuO Oelien
SOrtbeitebeu bic iiaerite @arantie fir
ben Srieoen auf benz europaiI9eu
Continent bistet. giidt minOer 3u'
frisbeuitelleno iinb uuiere 8esiebun'
gen ju unierem BunoesSeuoiien Sta'
lien. Der BON unuerantwortli9er
Seits seHadte Seriud, swiiaen Sta'
lien uuO Seiterrei9 llnSarn bic
Saat oes llufriebens ju ideH, 1T sr'
folslos sslpeieu. gu Oieism feit Su'
iummeusefiisten untrbau tOmmt nun
nod Sas llebsreintommen nit RuB'
lamb betrefs Der 5rasen, Die fid auf
ben nabeu Often beiiebsn. sIu4 oieies
@inusritduOniB bat bereits quite 5riiAte
setrussrt uuO IdBt bOffen. oaB ss wabr'
i6sinli6 im Sntereiie oes allsemeinen
Srisbsns nod wertbuolle Oienits leiitsn
mir0."
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9eeres 6efAipde.

gii6of Botter, Der all 8oro oss
Dampfers Settle" pom siusr ausses
bsbutsu 9teiie ourd europa. 9liien unb
slfrita mad 9tew DOrt suriidtebrte, er'
flarts, OaB er uuf @runO ieiuer wabrenO
Der Reiis semadteu SeObadtuusen ale
8ebauptunsen uon Der siebe, Die
@roBbritanuien uuo slmerita (Ser.
Stauten) fir eiuanoer besen, ..psiter
ni6ts ais lecres 9eidwds iino. Gr
babe bemsrtt. buB Die iburfiinuisen
uuO eruiteu Oenter uutsr Den 8ritsu
uns uidt seraOs Oirett fir cine 0ta'
tion BON r@rafteru" balten, iouoeru
eber slauben, OaB spir ourd ausii6t
auf @ewinu leidt in Serluduns ses
bratt merben tOnuen. Botter's sln.
iidt mad beitebt Der uuteridieo ;mis
i6sn oem Golt Der Ser. Staateu uno
Dem @uslano's ourtn, 6aB teues iei'
ne ridmusise @dide" 0fientlidt uuo
rieies oieielbe i'm sebeimen ndl9t.
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SSollen nidt an Ser Saaser Tries
benseonferens tbeiluebmen.

peneeontereH5 tbetlnebmen.
Siele Der 0tepubliten Siibs unS Wiit.
telamerifas ideinen ni6t seneist 3u
ietn, iih an Der i'm nd6iten Sabr I'M
9aas abSubaltenOen Srisbens' @onfsren3
3u betbeiliseu, mas I'M Staatsoeparte.
ment in SBaibinstou ;iemli6ss OliBbs.
basen ueruriadt bat. Setretar ROot
CAB rieSeranlaiiun9 oaju, bas bic Saas
ger Srisbens'@Onferen3 bis gum ua6itsn
Sabr ueridOben lpurOe, banit Iie ui9t
NIT benz pauamsrifaniiden @onsreb,
Der am 81. Suit in Rio Saneiro croft.
net weroen iOll, in Gonilift tomme.
Die Republif Panana bat BON born.
berein ertlart, oab iie iid an Der Saassr
6riebsns.@onferens iibsrbaupt ni9t be.
tbeilisen Wirb. Sene3usla, Ecuador
uno 9ticarasua baben ale BON Dem
ruiiiiden Sotidafter in SBaibiuston
ibren Resierunsen suseitellten GinlaOunr
gen 5u Der Srieosns.@Onieren isnorirt ;
bod Boliuia, Guatemala, SaluaOor
nnS Peru, iowie 8raiilieu, slrssutinisn
uHc Wterico baben oem Bunid, iid an
ben Seratbunssn Der 9aa9er 5rieoeus.
GOnfereu3 3u betbeilisen, ausbrud per.
liebcu.
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geniiBtsetne grpGo 10 n
3um 9iebfab I. Der Reiienoe
aarl Stabl bate in etnem 9lbort elmer
WtrtbI6aft su Gruntfurt a. 30. oie
gasleitung dngebobrt. DIS Der abort
abaeleu6tst tpurbe, srfolgts cine gsrtnss
fiiaiae Grploiion. Die @ertptrruns be-
nubfe Stabl, nm benz Wtrtb aus Der
S6u6laoe Elm aebertdfdden NIT $500
M1drt su .nttpenben. Dos 9elo erbielt
Der geItoblene tpisber. Der Inges
tIaste ipurot au sinsm SdHr 9efdnsnib
perrrtbeilt. .t..
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GiIenbabn Seittabelle.
9eIapars, eadabanna uno BeHsru Balm.
Su ardft esu 1. Suui 1904

Su srdft ten 1. SuHt 1904
SioliG -9nlGbt Scranton fur gisp gcri
um 2.t5, 3.20, COS 500, 1910. Born. 1;
1910, 3.35 une $40 glahmiitass. 5iir
Ntp yort uuS pbiIaotIpbia, Uni g. 0 u. 1910
gprn.; 1910 uue 3.31 Nahmttass. Our
@pulbssuro, 6.ip Natmittass.
00rolit -8Ir Buffalo I'M is. 6.25u 900
Rcr. t.55. GAO uue lilo Nabmiiidss. 6iiT
8insbamtou, Glmirn uup 3pii@snifdttrusn. I'm
10 as ROr uni 05 Na6m. Our Sspssp.
Syrasuls uue Utica um i.i5 une 6.25 Msr. (;
1.55 Ratmtttaes Ssptsp. Spraeult unt
Utica 3us um 6.25 WUr. lGuft tdslt, ausst.
npmnitu Senutass. 8iir Wputrpis um 900
Rpr.; los uue 6.35 Hatm. NitOlipn Ae.
epmpoatiou. um 400 unb els Ra&mittass.
8loomsburs Sipiiion-gnIdBt Scranton
fHr Rcrtbumbrlaub um 6.35. 10 10 Wpr. ;
f.55 uue $40 Ratm. 8iir YYmputb nm 9.05
Nu&mtttdSs.
Sonntdas'3hee.
eiolih-5ir gltp gcrf um t.50, 3.20.
6.05 unO 1910 Mcrssns; 3.35 une 3.lO
Nahm.
RSrolid - 6ir Buffalo I'm lis, uni
6.25 WpT. i.55, $40 une tt.t0 Rd6m.
Sir 9iusbamtpu uue 3piitsnifatipnsu, 600
unh 1925 8prmiitass.
SIoomsburg Sibiiiou-grIdRt SCRANTON
nm 1910 Wcr. unb $40 Na6mittass.
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StlberfOtte,
@useH Spe,ialiit,
225 2acfatp anna 2(be.
3peiter Stcf.

Go sitbt nihts, bel psI&sm sins 8sr,S.
struua 70 ssfdbrlid IN, als nit NustnIsibtn.
@spi1tubdftt 9tbanbluns n 6ardftrriiiilh
bon uulsrtu 1uttriubunatH. llnfsre Drift
uns IN uuftblbar. Sbtn Gag Der 8trsUs.
fruug btbtutst wtitere 8tfabr fir Sbrs sc.
lunbbtit unp aussnliht linitr @tlG6it
btifsbt eariu, sic au,upsiitn, pit man bic
Austu rihtis btbanbsIt
Wh prfauftn @ldltr uuo 8riDtu, bic
aubtrt tu 81 90 ale 8ortbsiIt arieissH. fir
50 Gents.
8rstbt uidt Id babe ben bsif stnstria-
ttttu OptifHsu parlOr in 9orsOif psnHiplpa.
uid. Sd btitB. tsbt btfanntt 6aetliiGt iur
hnttriu6uug Der aussu. Sd babe bic bsfs
unb aussswdtlisift eiuis pom ftinfli4tn
Austn in Der Siabi.
Sd buplitrs als esuisn unb ftpdss
@tifsat auf furjt Notii.
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Die ,9i6ernta."
Bstri,bsumfans Der Sersbauseislls
i9ait nnb Elm Strrit.

Gin prsnSii6sr SsisssHtwurf - eriinoans
Der ssrs,psrfsssisuidait- etaot auf SIS'
sen - Sespaitisss RapitaI - etsusrn uno
RsS6us Ofrhsitsrtta n hu h6ufsr
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eadamauua e. @Domins gnlleD.
(QaureI Ninie.1

5rnt IN NTafi am I. ,Junt 1JV3.
Siias ptrIaIsu Suautpn Tim 90. 200, 300
400, 500 uns 800 Wrrstns. lin 40 @pr.
gems an @phsutasru une ale uatfpIstubs
iran,ta Winuitn, une Inn 700 Mprstus an
Spuniastn unb az, ua&fuIstues ,ran,is M'
uuttr bis une infIuFrs 10 10 Natts, in Nil'
fts.Saut Al Dliuuttu ipGtr anfrmmsuS.
3has alt 10 Minuien an @p6tniassn Ron
$50 bis $40 RdGmittass.
GrprsB,iat baIttn nur in pittstpn an, psr.
IaTtu Srautcu aGlt Stuuet ideIit, ausat.
upmmtu Scuntas, ppn 7.t6 Mprdtns bic uui
Tic Ra&mittass uuo trtfsu in @ilfts.Sau'
80 Winuttu Gpdtrr Gin.
Osftersr Dituif ,piiatn SCRANTON, Nay aue
parf uub PETERSBURG.
Sisbs Bdbrplau fir asp6dbtfUrbruet 3uss.
B.6. @ptp, IT,, BsritbTsltittr, Saauipn
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ONerth bes 9reibnnbes.

IEGiue .pidtiSeI uno.:.3usleid' iebr in.
tereiaute Rebe bieltioer Oiterrei6iide
Dtiuiitsr fir sluswdrtiSs slnsslssen'
beitsu. @ruf::- SOludOwsti,l iiber Die
Sesiebunsen Der Jul Dem OreibunS &c.
bOrsnOcn 9rOBmadte Su einanoer.
Sn OisIsr 9tsOe bsbauptete Ell untsr
The Dolores star., 1906-07-06

cept horse races (Which were called Of
ION account Of xet II ackl were taking
place on the north side Of the railroad
the best and fastest game 81 ball
played at Dolores this season, was
being pulled off on tho new diamopd
south Of the railroad. While this game
was one-sided from start to finish and
there was no dearth Of errors, vet
there we're some good plays made.
Seven innings were played the score
being 20 to In favor of Cortez.
The boys foot race was won by
Arthur Hughes; Fee Ly.nton taking
second money. The girl's foot race Was
won by Ruby Short; Ruby Wallace
taking SECOND money. Hugh Ray got
first money in the potato race and
Irwin Rrumley, secand. a young
Mott won the sack race, John Laven-
der taking SECOND money.
The fireworks display ip the evening
was presided over by the Japs and
greatly appreciated by all who saw It,
The dance given in the opera house
was attended by largs crowd and .
good time was reported by all.
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c,l, for protIbltion qonyeatiqn,

The Prohibitionists Of the State Of
Colorado are hereby called to meet in
mass convention at Unity church,
Nineteenth and Rrnadway, in the city
Of Denver on July IL and 10, 1905, the
convention to be called to order at 2
o'clock p. m. on July l9, foF the pur-
pose Of placing in nomination candis
dates for the various state offices to be
voted for at the general election to be
held in Colorado, Tuesday, November
8, 1905, and for the transaction Of any
other business that may properly aud
legally come before said convention.
The nominations to be made ave ~
follows, Governor, lieutenant governor,
secretary Of state, state treasurer, state
auditor, attorney general, superintend-
snt Of public instruction, one regent for
state university, one congressman at
large, one congressman for fi1t district,
one congressman for second district,
and two judges Of supreme court.
Delegates from the various sena-
torial and representative districts will
he asked to meet and nominate hoat
senators and representatives.
All persons, residents Of the state Of
Colorado, who have in the past, or will
in the future vote the Prohibition
party ticket, will be entitled to seats y
delegates In this convention.
By order Of the Colorado State Pro!
hibiiton Executive ConimIttee.
JOHN HIPP, Chairman.
C. E. HoPKINss Sec'y.
Dated at Denver, Colo, this 4th day
Of June, 1905.
The railroads Of Colorado have
granted the following nate: Ous lowest
The Dolores star., 1906-07-06
The Fourth at Dolores.

Wednesday was not an ideal day in
which to pull off q Fourth Of july celey
bratipn. The celebraters began arriy-
ing from the surrounding country
early ip the day, and by 10 O'Clock the
town was well filled with visitors.
A large crowd was present at the park
tp hear the program but some were
kept away In account Of the threaten
ing rain. The program was greatly
enjoyed by all WHO heard 1t.
Just as the barbecue and picnic din
per was about to attract the attention
of the hungry multitude It, began to
rain in good earnest and the people
were compelled to hunt shelter in
which to eat their lunch or 60 to the
hotels. The barhecued meat was not
allowed to spoil but was handed out
to the hungry visitors, aud home peo.
pie as well, and we understand the de-
mand was greater than the supply.
The first number on the afternoon
program was the logging contest.
There were three entries, Lawrence
Lynton, John McKeever and "Long
JIM. McKeever was the first man
up; he got everything in readiness and
putting the chain around the log
started the mules, but when the log
reached the top OF the wagon the
mules forgot to stop and over went
log wagon and all. OF course some
time was lost. in Strengthening things
out again, but Johnny went about II
as though nothing had happened and
had the six logs on the wagon in
twenty-three minutes. Lynton was
second man up and as Lawrence never
takes any chances on "Missourian'',
he put the logs on without an accident.
Last but not least was "Long JIM
and, by the way he was the favorite
among the betting fraternity, he got
along nicely until in his hurry to gel
the last log up he pulled It across the
wagon. Lynton won first money
McKeever, second, and Long Jim
says prominent M. D. Is sore because
he bet $3.50 on . sure thing.
About this time sports began doubling
hp and while all kinds Of races cx.
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Report oi Attesdssss Record a
County Schools,

Attendance diplomas hsve been
awarded to the following pupils whoss
names have been submitted to ms
with the statement by. their teachers
that they have been neither absent o.
tardy during the time school was Ia
session In their district: Marshal, Ray.
mond and Father Taylor, Ruth North,
Clara Heehtman, Fannie and Boice
Bishop, Hermie Outlet, Olive and
Jessie sayler, Leah Taylor, Rsbecea
and frankie Hallford, Bertha ana john
Humiston. Elnis sod1en and Lsouasd
Clark.
II there has bean any hiluls -
forward the nahh,s or nahaei Il pupili
entitled to this; dipibuha aGSh .iSiiaso
may be corrected ~ Sssdihe such
names to me during ths modtn q July
Of this year.
II. e. HhAxx. !.
Codhty Hup't 4 ecase Z.
Coftss. Coloy Jdns -, IN. II u
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L.akexiew items. !.

Mrs. M. I. Litter has received = lettel
from her father stating the sad news
that her mother died at her home in
Los Cerritos, Colorado, June 20, Of
dropsy.
Mrs. WanArdsdale Is still under the
doctors care.
Haying has been the order Of bust.
ness the past week. Crops are light.
!. a. Morris left for Denver June 80
to attend the Socialist State epnven'
ton held there July 4.
Morris Bros. received word this week
that their new GaaE Scott separator
would arrive in Dolores about July 20