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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Tho hundreds Of Alhahana who
are Interested IN the election Of .
delegate 70 eongrcHs are these da5 y
wondering II the contest 20 be con.
ductd ON party lines Is inspired for
the purpose Of defeating the dasire
~ the people Of the district % al.
tain self government From present
indieafioua n luuks mighty like II.
Charles " Heron. OF Seattle.
Nho IL Interested IN the Candle
Creek district. and who went north
10 attend the meeting Of the repub.
lean territorial committee ana rs.
signed his mcHberahlp IN The non
partisan committee. has iet q good
sized cat cut ri the bug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
Begin 70 sling Mud
eAswELL IS SAFE

Tho Portland brought xord from
Seward % the safe arrival thrre
% the little stern wheel steaas.f
sell. which laft Seattle Tor csxsha
Inlet over asvun weeks ago The
Santa Ana toak the CaaNail IN toe
suAi of Hltsa and took her to Ne
NaFd. and from there the Caswsil
prpeeeded 20 Cooks Inlet under hss'
Own steam. Yesterday the Port
land sighted the stern wheel steAui
81 Nauivak just leaving Alhart has
On her way Ia Good News naY
Alaska. The Nauirah left seattlr
50 days ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
COMMERCIAL cius
FAvoRs FouRTH Az.

Tho Seattle Commercial club held
shn flras nsewtinx In their n~w gear.
tsFs Last niEht A resolution vas
made % the streets aud ruads eom,
miitee that u sAs thu aen4s uf the
bodY that tbs union Pacific be
granted tho franchise na Fourth az
south
The secretary vas Instructed q
write Ia the commercial clubs
throughout the state. inviting thsm
70 be pr@Hsut ~ a smoker to be
held during the monsh. af Which a
permanent state commercial organ
sEafion vii b. effected The date
Of the smoker uiii b. announced
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
THE THEATERS
THE Wedding Day"

Despite the fact that some Of the
members OF tho San Francisco
Opera company require more re-.
hoafaing, the production of The
Wedding Day" ~ the Grand. last
night. vAs. ou the whole. Eatlsfnn.
inry.
The first performance has been
rehearBed while nn entirely differ.
ent bill Waa being presented. and
white the production last night was
probably not what the company DO.
sired. the uadlnnes was bg no
means disappointed
The music for Hfhe Wedding
Day h particularly good, being
taken from Honfe OF the standard
operas and the ensemble work In
Dy These Cleaning Swords was
without flaw
Miss Maud Beatty. whose beauu.
tul cuntralto voice and excellent
stage presence made her quite d
favartte throug bout the perform.
anoe. received the second encore
for the solo I Love You" Miss
Hemmi. In the role Of Lucille Diior.
hlay. the queens messenger shows
a voice IT wonderful range Webb.
a. rnlyc0p. the baker and caterer
contributed more than bis share 10
the Amusement OF the audience
The eharaetsfB Of DE houillon
and planchaite we're effectively
presented by Bradley ami Mustard
The Wedding Day will continue
during the week and no doubt VIII
prove one Of the enjoyable attrao
lions of the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
MEXICAN RING
LEADER SHOT

s'shkk Aria. June E-g@n
1Sfss sith bis iufaatyy. and col
kn<lsfakssky. with his troopers,
- q eulusaad Of the Situation at
eAzsnes Martial law c0aflnuea.
hlns ezecutious q Flngieadara
- lnsufrect0s took place this
rTs'tx The Nexieans are taYrur.
- and keeping 70 thssr homes
y nsussion works and a portion
q Ne Eainss have RESUMED opera.
za1s L u thought the crisis "a
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
DEMANDS a DECISION.

Charging that the arrentine 81.
ticsra exceeded their authority IN
sairiug Charles OefFand on the
evening Of the Washington ~ riot.
Attorney " Glasgow. represent.
Ing the defendant appeared IN the
police court this Hftafnopn aud de-
mandsd either an acqulttal OF q yer.
aici 81 guilty. IN which case he says
he viii appeal 10 tho superior
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
zIDIuMs ADOPT RuLEs.

- Seattle sbiritualista aasocia.
D'a hts adopted rules and rweuia.
AsHa Egserniug their methods Of
si<latsa Hereafter mediums will
sasp 10 regular charge for their
sfsiess bat VIII leave tie remuc.
trssAnn 70 the Judgment Of ths pat.
~. sbisA viii be takes "A ihn
m Il contribution. There vii
; q more newapapsr advertising
~ a. pisearainE of buildings A
ss1ssm style q business card VIII
y szloqiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
cRGw 90 MARION HERE.

The crew 81 the schooner Marion
whirh waa wrecked tsa uuKa aEo
on Kodiak isisad. arrived In seat
tio thia nnpa GA the steamer Port
land The schooner vas aSefeu
ashore during = heavy storm. The
rrww escaped IN iifeboats aud after
rsachinS land. walked 10 Kodiak
vhsrs theY wcr~ picked up ~ the
steamer pora and taken 10 Valdez.
frufn that piscs coming TO Seattle
"a tia Portland III. members "
tho crsw we're Il Baker. n. HITLER.
A. Sslaon. A 0uafafsoa, ~ s.
chftstianson and \ Andersen The
Asrtua Vas owned b. the kiaska
Coz Fishing company. Of san Fran.
ctscu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
rIRsr ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW

The firxt annual fruit. ftover and
vegetable nho~. Under the auspices
% the king couatY Horticultural
s,ciety. uiii he bali In this city.
June 20 to e. About tse0 wiii 30
distributed In cash prizes. amateurs
having preference FLORISTS uniy
are eligible 10 the blue ard red rib.
bon pgihss. Saturday. June -. VIII
b given over 20 the school chill
drca. The DinEe Coaard claaaiftcs
tion Of roses viii be the official
xnlae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
TO Rgruas TO-DAY

" Y Williams. Washington pses.
ldent 81 the Chicago. Milwaukee q
81 Paul railroad. uili rcturu FROM,
Tacoma this afternoon. where he
has bern securing certain franchises
concerning the fuafss entrance into
the CITY ~ nestinf At present
VERY little work IL h~inE aone BY
The company ta Seattle Enxinn~rs
are making souadinEa for depths
for che uew dnrku on the wat~r.
fruut. and active ruad zork wiil
not b. commenced unfii the Cedar
river Fixht-of.~ay qupstlsn l. DO.
eidesf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
SCHOONERGOES
ASHORE

The lumber schooner Volunteer,
Capt. Brssaec. vent ashore this
morning tND miles below BoaeEa.
on the California coast. aud viii BE-
q total wreck. according 20 word
received this noon By tie Msr.
chants exchange
The creW Is sfili aboard. Can't
Breaaee. While attempting 10 land
through the auff. wns tipped over
from the life boat and hls tWo
ehlldeen were drowned The Vulun.
feer wss built ~ iIoquian % 1857
aad i owned by A. II simpson. 81
san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
SERVICES
FOR rsos. r. DELANEY

Memorial services vii be held to-
morrow afternoon Ia flka bali for
the late Thomas ~ Delaney by se-
atus council No GO. Knights o. CO.
iumbas Requiem mass VIII be eel
ebratsd 81 ths Church OF oar Lady
81 Coed ttelp. tth AZ. and jefferson
- by Rev. J =. O'hflen. The pro-
gram ~ kIks hall viii be a. foliass.
- usie. Eika quartet. roll cali. DR..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
SOLO LIQUOR roo lara.

Y. suEuki. a Japanese walter. auf
Louise Ia tiatAa, prapFiesfraa ~ a
house m ths seuth end ftafrict. wrre
arrested yesterday on a charge Of
selling liquor without a license re
trpitnen Anderson and fiartan faund
The Nunian dlnpusink - latnslesnta
at o'closk IN the morning. nsth
ssfs released % tta8 bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
rELL Faon cAa.

George OShurw, a logger. fell "a
the pavement from = First Az street
car last nIxht and his face was 30
badly iacsrated that ne VAS taken
10 he Pacific hospital fur medical
attention oshurE appears 70 have
been intoxicated Ills hat blew off
and be tried 10 jump from tho NOV
Ina car. slipping and cutting BIS
riKht cheek aud ear AGAINST the
afirkH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
PORTLAND Arrives.

Steamer Portland. % the Alaska
Coast company. arrived ~ noon
from the westward vifh rs pas
ssuKefa Coming south sha took 80
tons ~ ore from tllAmar to ITO
smsitsr II HaalsY. Alaska. which
"Opens a new Industry Tor tire north
ern terriiaf1 Formerly al ore had
been brought seuth sBa taken to Ts-
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
BANK cLEARiNos.
Nav aoAr Foa YUKON.

The construction q new river
steamer. tao feet long. was begun
yesterday 81 Portland for the North
srn Commercial company. The
steamer viii be shipped knne kri b
down 20 The north. ana wfli be pot
together Al ~ Michael. beiuK ready
for aeliYeff by August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
Usso Uslos LEsEL.

seaFFsd Tith unfawfuilv using
= abel u the fornsTmem Taslars
ms. siephen groliai YES arrested
- % = warrant Hworn out be-
- fndfs Gordon Ga the police
- TIE specific charge against
fH.A = nat be snl4 a coat t. n
sas'eanss N which he attached me
- Aasi wifhgut being entitled
, . 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
cAvAsAueH PLEADS
NOT GUILTY.

Charles caTausnEh pleaded not
guilty before Judge fratsr In the
superior eonrt today on the charge
81 stealing SO from Thomas Audsr.
aon on Mar 20 tits trial Il set for
Inn. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
KILLED BY PIE DRIVER.

Frank Kincald. ~ Sumner. Wash
was crushed 10 death b. the ham.
mcr % piiedriver AZ Seward. May
g. and his bodF wa brought south
on thu steamer Portland. which ar.
rived ~ noon The dead man leaves
a wife and two children ut sumner
The bod viii be shipped there this
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Real estate men received the mes
reis books from she Washington Ia
nurauas association yesterday. Tho
fats fBF Ballard has been resaesd
from u cents 70 90 esnts. giving the
same rate az Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
BALLARD NOTES

nAfI.ARn. June Work H.
gradually bsinE resumed az the
shluEin mills Yesterday the Mr-
t.auEhlin q Taylor mill ana the
Tuenson q f1eury miu started up
sith non union cr~Ns and are cut
tinK almost thrif fuii capacity The
ze,ak a C'aehrans mil wiil resufnr IN
shoal = seek and All employ non
union men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
TRANSFERS AsE FINED.

Fines OF s. in each case we're
assessed ~ Judge Gordon IN the
police court yesterday against the
teamsters who we're charged With
their teams around street
Intersections faster than a waik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
BartelI Badly Cut

The price % knives at his bis
Red Cross drug store. Gle second
az. Tor tomorrow. fine 2. , and Z.
BLADE Knives. steel and pearl han
dies. fully warranted. for tkc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
w. q. w.

Home Camp $50 Tenth anniVers.
nry. "Wednesday. Jms 9Th. 1905
Entertainment for members. their
families and friends ChrIsfensen's
hall. Arcade building. Second aY.
between University and Union. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
sssIsrs DAT KEHNYDALe.

- Ne result af a protFsetsa ca
lsssi q ne saloon - Peter sand
= At kenuVials. south o. tho
~ hnita. saufbsrk and a woman
SO hsF nanas as Annie Andres
80 bfpssht 70 the eity today uu-
= .fFsst TIE warrant vas aHorn
- e@fose Judge Gordon by Gen.
'@sss Henry Rush. ~ sunuYdaIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
rlppErr Will RECOVER

J Tippett. the man who yesterday
swallowed morphine tablets IN thu
seneca house. ~ First Rv and Sen
eca at, Il reported today az the
Wayzgde hospital a. out OF danger
and steadily improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

NaH closed THE afternoon when I E
Moses soit bis property on ghs
northwest CORNER ~ Second aV. and
stewart ct Zoe tloe.eQ0 The name
~ the purchaser is now made pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Van phui, recorder; address. James
H. Kane. grand knight music. E1ks
quartet. address. James T.. LAWN.
address. Hon. y A. Baiiinger. rit-
uaL grand knight and officers:
music. Elks quartet. prayer. Rev.
Emii kauteu. chaplain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

". e Chambers tnoh out a permit
fof 1wstisa az lsi =. ship IT. and
e. ] smith wiit build horne at ssp
" Ngffh 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Mf. " quinn. ffa eth az was
hurt SUNDAY evening iurlng the lan
on q Georgetown car. Nhlis the pas
mrnxefE wsFe irNiuR % set nmt % tho
way u fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

u. aamss shis aftcrneon found
...ssrs mite under the bridge
- sl,s spet where the body Of
u. usllhuff Was dlseoVered.
"a. tnlfs wsa turned over 20 tire
ssH
,.s wsapon Is an ordinary dirk.
Ia Il usea BY hunters and tish-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
s1D FISK WITHOUT LICENSE.

: ; Wood. i2s Fifteenth ~.
-, vas TO-DAY fined 80 and
- Tot selling fish without O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

The funiars - the Ballard high
school gave 4 banquet 20 the senior
einss iast evening az the EIks hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Nevertheless they feel certain that
. = hidden somewhere Ia the neigh
horhood npa that Us discovery wlu
polet out the criminal The fast
Was remarked yesterday. while
preparations Ter sending down the
diver were uslslsr way that an ~.
eeiisht oprorsuuilY had been pre-
scented The guilty iran. II he were
stiii n thst ioeality. - threw a Knife
daHlleatinE OF closely fvseushlinN
the enc feB Selngsn had tnta ths
stream where Il wuHla DO sasiiY
found Sueh = Fssaii wright have
hen accepted - rFa0f positive 81
tne boys Kuisl and eff~rfunily
shielded the Euslty. uyesualinx that
foana Michigan 10 actually inno-
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
POLITICS WAX
WARMM ALASKA

CHARLES C. HERRoMs STATE
MghT THAT TERRITORY IS
UNFIT FOR BELr GOVERN.
MENT WILL PREclPlTArE a
BITTER POLITICAL FIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

,4.n POLLARD IN COUNTY
II, A POSSIBLE SLAYER OF
az nilLAueF-AuTHoRi
nsS eEllgvG re IS lNNo.
CENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
Ble REALTY SALE.

ore II the largest safes made /
rines ths regarding % Ascond az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
THREE YOUTHS ARRESTED

Arthur Reed. Joe Brown snd ola
tsockln. three youths. were arrested
last evening by Pairolmen MeNanee
and Holland and Detective Phillips.
charging with engaging 10 a fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

" sartofi. aairxman living near
Henton. came 70 police hesdaua tiers
this morning and said that he aus.
pccted a man IA hla employ Of mur
d-rssK Eisie Mlllhuff.
The message 1As az ono. tranM
mitted 10 headquarters 10 Sheriff
Smith and that nffivex and hia dapn
ties are no~ on the trail Of the mls4.
tnE aired man The latter l. ~
ported % have left sarteria place
shortly after the xiEis body vas
found
In order Go facilitate the suspect .
capture hts name and supposed dcs
tination haNe been kept quiet SHEER,
iff Smith wsut TO Reafnn thi4 morn.
lns and immediately left Seattle
again after returning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
EXPOSURE or CHICAGO
sLAueHruR HOUSE coNol
TONS cAusus lHpEPGNo.
ENrs TO BOOST pRleEs-
PACKERS REPLY TO RoosE.
Welt MESSAGE.

DIES MONIES. Iowa June g.
Independent packers ara preparing
to taks advantage Of the exposure
OF the conditions In the Chicago
packing houses 60 boost the price OF
their products
The sale OF Chicago soads has De.
creased 90 per cent In this state.
The Iowa packers claim that their
houses are not subject 10 tho abuses
alleged 10 Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

THIS theory l. % course based On
a sasrieien that Michigan - guilty
OWNS 90 the speed of the current
az the bridge, the diver gave Il up
after numerous ineffeeiual attempts
tn hold his fuetiuE Nd wurk along
Use bottom ". was festooned with
r'on plates aud los chains until ne
eeala scafrely moye. IA addition %
Ms diving anit and loaded shoes. bat
al Tat failed "a hnld him steady Ia
SNe strong current
The river channel in the vicinity
~ The murder hsd alreadY been rH.
anined without reaaig aud the dep
utiss ere about ready - abandon
the IDEA that the knife with which
tha mufHef was committed IL con.
cvaisG IN the river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

wnMa ponara. a raliFoad labor
~ IN ne eeanty san a. a suspect
! i. Klsie Mnmuff murder case.
: w.s ARRESTED At Bellevue. sercss
Il, wssAinxton last nisht BY
e.s,lss cameron aud Hin GA ia
s.msaA.a ,clerhoned In hy a fssi-
=, x psiisvas named conway
nsa,ra u raaenlY dressed and AZ
$500 attention bN reasan of TIE
=. A. ~ eanie traus Hsntaa and
-, euss lr Scratches GA the FiEht
n
~ ean vas recognized immr-
A,sg h me efrcsFa rs r. HgFauwer
- + Ga has barn ga tho
1s.a plaee near ~. scene of the
seasf tast Sandt5 by q 49, Ma
80 ana warmed % leave. ueputY
.smlfs n Reagon 81 the flme ln-
rsslssis1 ualiagd aua sav no Fsa-
se fs haltiak hiln-
Sls.slas In Bsrr.
ssst aAxhts hawetvf. they q ssd
a. ~ Hcllara vas founA slrebtnK
safn Al Bellevue and ctsimel
a. hs had iasl sot a fah cutting
,sash. lie AS hr bad been sent
: ~ taxn - me foreman because
asse Nas ~ mere f.an IA tbs tslfss
: Aaartieg Aeaae
t,rrdsnx 70 his story be came te
x4siie frwna thr Great Northern
u.s iaas. whefr BE had been at
sak neriS - Ballard II spending
- nsaney m the soash eaa ~ town
: sasasrea = eicntg ear ard got
= aguak 70 rvmesnhsr what realty
q etcur 10 htn1
Mss n Seattle.
n eNfuas % h.Ys been heln inI
<an's ~ Memorial daY. ths date
u xhieA Elsss Muhrffs body was
tana rae nexg aay ne started outI
= szseh % SOFA saa followed thsI
- isne aui until - struck the
Eass pnsucut railroad and uent
- ,Asse On lnto nenfem. rlollard
~ - vas hTuke and tcuna the olal
~ hafss n ieekink Fog sisiisr from
zwlars sgnFsn.
Afiss being tala 20 ieaen there. hs
easHsi - isks shase raiiruad On
. . Bellevue where h~ wax no.
81 ae5 iater srufrh~nAsa. The
<sssrs aAo have been wofkgax na
- Nnshaff cass believe ueliaras
81 : sfsatxhs sua that ~ had
assssax - % mssh ths crssno pai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
[ABORER HELD AS
MURDER SUSPECT

lard says Boz ala net knew that he
was ln Euare#s territory when ne
reached itentan. ar that this vas the
place where tho murder vas COM
mltted Ito - held at the county
iaii pcudtng further investign tion.
Deputies Go te Rsnten.
AZ noon TO-DAY Deputies Cameron.
keafny and TIN went back 90 Rem
ton 60 mako another trip over the
route taken ia the search Tor the
mizsing sfri This step Il taken On
ihe superstition that " Tom NulilEae
II Eniity and happened Ia have haa
hts knife when summoned to Join
the Hearch, he might have found the
opportunity % throw n away in the
kruss lie u said 10 have Jagged he
hind Deputy kearnV while the party
Vas looking around ir the vicinity
~ the Newcastle read.
Yesterdays experiment ~ having
= diver seareh the river Ia hope "a
unding The knofe proved futile. The
seafsh was begun az the Warnn
bridge ieadins into Rentan. GA the
theory that the gultty per.on threw
the weapon into the stream a. he
crossed on bis way 70 town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

WASHINGTON. ID C.. June S.
u II positively and authorltatlyelf
dUHied that President Roosevelt
was ever Interested In any way In
the packing business either OF beef
or pork. a. alleged bY the packers
Whom no ran ranch out west
there was llttls packing house
not far from his ranch. but he was
not Interested Ia that " any other
Begin TO sling Mud.
Packing house officials today
stated that President Rooaeyalt
was inspired BY personal nnlmoaity
Ia making the present Investigation
because Of the face that be l04t
heavily In the Marquis de Marsa
scheme to establish = rival pacing
The bee., 1906-09-20
lcOLoRED COLUMN
EDITED BY JAMES E. TODD.
MoRroNs GAP coLoRED NEWS.

Little Ethel Marie Robinson is
very i'll.
Mrs. l.. Brewer was In Madison
vile Monday.
Mrs. Annie Porter was IN Norton
vile Monday.
JohnL Yates was in Madison
vile Monday.
Miss Halle Martin was in Nor
tonville Sunday.
Miss Hattie Yates was in Madi-
sonville Monday.
Miss G. l.. Martin, who has been
very ill, is almost well.
Red Robinson, of Madisonville,
was In the city Sunday.
Miss X. l.. Jones was in Madison
vile Monday shopping.
Rev. Weaver preached at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mesdames Brown and Norris went
to Madisonville Tuesday.
Prot. j. III. Laparde, of Hopkins
vile, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Clemons and Louise
Brasher went to Nortonville Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Hall was called to
Greenville to the death bed of her
brother Thursday.
Mrs. Nancy Jones has returne d
home from Nashville, where she
spent .he summer.
Misses Moilie Brewster and Mag
gle Clemons are the guests of Miss
Mayme Thompson.
Mrs. Florence Grey entertained
Tuesday night in honor of Mrs. Mary
Fisher, of Ziegler, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS Littlepage, of
Madisonville, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Clemons last week.
Miss Nose A. Peppers and Mrs.
Hutcheson, of Madisonville, were
the guests of Mrs. Ada Mitchell Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary owen, of Madisonville,
passed through here Monday on her
way to Louisville. VIM. Jones ac-
companied her to Nortonville.
Miss Winnie Thompson enter
tanned Sunday afternoon in honor OF
Mesdames Cole man, Merritt and
Bradshaw, of Hopkinsville, and
quite a number We're present.
The bee., 1906-09-20
EXPECT $4,000
People to Attend the Tobacco, ceIebra
ton and Barbecue at Guthrie Sat.
urday.

The crowd of 10000 people
who visited Guthrie, KY, last
year, at the second annual an
niversary of the organization OF
the Dark Tobacco District Plant
ers' Protective Association of
Kentucky, Tennessee and Vir'
ginia promises to be excelled by
at least another 5000 on Septem-
ber 23rd, when the third reunion
will be held at Guthrie.
For months plans have been
under headway with the end in
view of making this event this
year the biggest thing of the
kind ever held in the Western
portion of these states, but the
recent discussion and uncertainty
regarding the securing of a new
charter, under the name Of the
Planters Protective Association
of Kentucky, Tennessee and
Virginia has aroused much in
terest and this question will
probably be the feature of the
meeting.
The attendance this year is ex-
pected to reach at least $4,000,
and to feed this number of peo-
pie five hundred carcasses will
be barbecued.
The bee., 1906-09-20
HECLA NEWS.

Little Banford Groves has entire
ly recovered.
Mrs. Mary Fox continues to i'm
prove health.
Miss Cora Humble is visiting rel
atIves at Hecla.
Mrs. w. +. Groves was in Madl-
sonville last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. Smith has not been
we'll for the past week.
Miss Katherine Borders was in
Madisonvllle Saturday afternoon.
Mesdames Jane Gibbons and Ia
gan visited Graham, KY, last week.
Miss Maude Borders visited
friends in the country last Sunday.
Messrs. A. j. Wilson aud Jack
Franklin were in the county seat
Monday.
Mir. B. c. Bostick and family are
visiting friends and relatives around
Hopkinsville.
Misses Blanche and Cammie VIII
son ate visiting friends in Christian
county this week.
Mr.. Will Burns will move his fam
lily to the country and engage in
farming next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liman Pagan and
children spent last week visiting
friends at Graham, Ky.
Miss Lorrie Hicks has returned
home after pleasant visit to rela-
tives in Christian county.
Mrs VIM. p. Jennings and daugh-
ters, Misses BardIe and Cordie, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jennings spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lem Owen.