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The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-29

WOTuH uduc uuTTleu uTlp W DOSIOn
this week to complete his purchases
arriving home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edith S. Shepherd left here
yesterday morning in her touring car
for Boston. She was accompanied
by Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Goodwin
and Mrs. Goodwin's sister, Mrs.
Jennie Shumway of Los Angeles, Cal,
and her daughter, Miss Emma who
has been visiting here and who will
leave Boston in few days to return
to the Pacific coast. The Skowhegan
members of the party expect to ar
rive home on Saturday or early next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wood of West
Medford, Mass, we're in town, last
week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Bartlett, the two ladies being rela-
tives. Mr.. Wood is Maine man, a
native of Augusta. He first came to
Skowhegan in 1857, being then nine-
teen years of age, to take charge of
the interior painting of the Coburn
Hall block and the Brewster House.
Both these buildings have since burn
ed, the Brewster House many years
ago, and Coburn Hail in December,
1904. Mr.. Wood continue in the same
business with headquarters in West
Medford.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-29

Bucknam's headache powders are
guaranteed; formula on each package.
You should take advantage of the
clearance sale of summer footwear
now going on at A. f. Bison & Sons.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-29
Notice.

If anyone tells you l have gone out
of the Carriage business just tell them
they are mistaken. am still in the
business and have got good stock
on hand. L. w. Chase.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-29

Curiosity often hides behind the
mask of sympathy.
There seems to be yellow streak
in human nature that makes it al
ways want to shift the responsibility
The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-29
CauIifloWer

Green and ripe tomatoes and cucum bers
for picking. Sweet corn that is sweet.
These things should be fresh to he NJ for use,
You can get them at "rhe Gardens gather
ed while yot wait.
g. \. HUCKINS
26 West Front St, Skowhegan, Ne. lw35'
The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-29
For Rent

The old established restaurant and board
ing house so long run by the late Walter
Pierce rent reasonable and stock on hand in
saloon Will be sold at cost; also house, 6
rooms rear of IS and 81 Water ST.
2w35 A apply to +. +. FAIRBR0THER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

Fifty years ago rip Van winbIs.
c. c. Terry. John N. Lew, John
e. holgsfe. a. a. Denny, o. Y.
Denny. W. N. cell and c. Y. boren
sat one afternoon on the hillside
eseroobing Elicit bay and talked
AZ the tire when lake Washing.
tor shovis be connected b. canal
with the waters Of Puget sound.
50 snshvslassie did they become
mat theS aafssd that on the
moro. trey shouio .scn take the
trail that led to TIRE neck 81 land
separating THE waters - Lakes
Union ard Washington, ard should
then ard there begin the esss~a.
tien Of the bio ditch that In tine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
Judge W. R. Bell Falls to Appear Fer Claimant and
Judge Fratr Rules Her Out Of Court No Trans
crpt Filed.

Marie Carfan. the FFsnca muAie
teacher who for seven years has
fought IL the coufta II this stats
for the million dollAg estate q John
Sullivan. was TO-DAY practically
ruled out % eauFt By Judge Fratex
= ho decided that her iswyrre have
forfeited their right 20 appeal 20
the supreme court. by falling 10 Tic
a transcript within the proper
time
MIss Carran lost her case in the
Euuafinr cauft. and appealed " the
supreme SQUIRT. when Il Developed
that no trauscFipt had been filed.
a motion was made BY FivAi claim
ants to have her appeal diemia@sd
nsfi Failea &c Appear.
The supreme court instructed
Judge Frater To ascertain whether
or not a Transcripts had been flied
Judge Ffatrr set this morning for
a hearing. and when ". 4. Bell.
Miss Cnrrau's attorney. failed 20
appear IN court, and the county
clerks records showed no filing %
a transcript. Judge Fratsr decided
that none had been filed. Under
thia finding the supreme court viii
undoubtedly dismiss the appeal.
and Miss Catrau'n fight for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
MARIE CARRAUS CHANCE TO
SULLIVANS MILLIONS GONE
FIRST CIRCUS
is here

Tho first clfcaa parade Of the
season traveruod First and Sec
ona avs. this morning. Norris A
Rove kept their engagement
promptly. ana AZ 1890 o'clock the
first strains from The big band
wagon leading tho parade we're
heard. HUNDREDS of people. both
Young and old. lined 10 on both
sides Of First and Second avs. 70
watch tho pageant that never
gross old.
The Norris & Rowe shows have
lived up TO tfacir reputation 81 Kiv'
Ing a clean. interesting and cduca'
tloaai performance. The parade
wac fully up 20 the standard uf
many shows Oi larger proportions,
and every one waa pleased
4 large crowd attended tho an.
arnoon performance today AZ tho
tents az Cedar and Republican Hts
and ID II expected the tent VII
be iammed tonight Tomorrow two
performances VIII be given, and
the same viii be- repeated on sat
urfay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
VAN is
SMASHED

The big furniture and plano van
belonging 10 L. Larsen Of IRE.
mont was literally smashed TO
pieces IN a runaway shortly after
noon today. but luckily the horses
escaped injury. Larsen was feed.
ing his team near the corner Of
Flfth av. and Union ~, when they
we're frightened by a passing auto.
mobile and started madly down The
street. They were headed off at
Fourth av. and eareened across
the street. collldiuR with a tele9
graph pole IN front Of Tho Anilefa
hotel. Tho horses raced upon the
sidewalk and. II the pole had not
held the badly damaged wagon,
tbey would have plunged into the
glass front OF the hotel. Luckily
the driver was not In tho wagon
OF the time and no ono was In.
idred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
TO MAKE THIRTY
CARS A DAY

A great car manufacturing plant
the largest and most up-to-date
institution of the kind west Of
Chieago-is in rapid course OF
construction at the suburban town
OF Renton. This plant Is located
about one mile north OF Rcnton,
near the shores of Lake Washing
ton. and the proposed plant will
be 80 extensive that from 2h 20 30
completed box and flat ears can be
turned out every ten hours.
The Seattle Car Manufacturing
company. OF which William Pigott
Is president. owns 100 acres IN that
vicinity. Seven immense buildings
are now In course OF construction.
the power house and the wood
working shop being practically
completed
within 60 days the manufacture
OF cars will be under way. The
company has on its books an order
from one road alone for $50 90
foot box cars. Fully 300 skilled
mechanics will be employed when
the enterprise is we'll under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
ARRAICNED
FOR FRAUD

When Judge G. II. Hanford re.
opened the May term Of federal
court ths morning after a vaca-
tlon OF over two weeks ]. NJ. Ham.
mond. president OF the Mutual
Funding company, now In the
hands OF n receiver. was arraignod.
Hammond Is charged with using
the United states mails 10 pro.
moto a scheme to defBud. He
was allowed until next Monday
morning 10 pload.
A. ] HoaburKh. who has arrest.
ed on n charge Of using tho malls
"a promote fraud, was also ar.
raigncd and allowed until Monday
10 plead. lie was manager of the
Seattle branch Of civil service
schools. W r. Bernsee, who con.
duotod similar business at Tia.
coma. will enter his plea Monday.
Ills bond was fixed at $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

tseflppa Telegraph berNlce.i
SAN FRANCISCO. Ju.e g. This
Ia ladies' day at tho sesmltr tflal
little Efouna az women dotted the
audience and followed tho teati
mouy % the witnesses with careful
interest and smiled with Hpprs
citation when tho opposing etl0r-
ueYs CLASSIFIED IN = wofdy cuniiief
~ 10 O'Clock every bench in the
court noom was filled. aad the
crowd agaln standing Ia the aialss
sehmltr @as surrounded - .
fuil quota q attorneys. lie stili
maintains hla confident nftltude
Charles skelly. oefelaff 81 the
police commission. Ma the fisNt
witness Ills Testimony Was moth.
Ing more than a dreary recital 81
the r~eafda 81 the commission dur
ING the time the Preach FcstAar.
ants were being attacked hy 70
ice Commissioners Hutton and
Rcakan.
Thomas Reagan was recalled q
resume bis story of the mayors
assault upoH the restaurants lie
said the mayer told him 10 vote
against alt Freueh restaurant
licenses. which he dia.
I told the mayor. said Reaean.
that / had heard that gas. 900 bad
beer raised - the Preach fas
gaufanfa wifh which 10 secure their
licenses The mayor told mo be
wuald Investigate and fcaeFt II
fea days liz later Rfkud me e.
vote for She licenses and aaid
shouid on political grounds. Tor
May rieh people were pstroaa ~
the Preach restaurants Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

mayor said they would be ane-x
II thsy aefe eloAd
Z t0ti The mayg he made me
close them. and nt< / could not
vote fuf them ! aAs The MAYER
~ hia home tho nent SUNDAY. ~
asking ne to eoue. a. received
uaa cordially and iook a, hat and
coat. and led INC dowhsthrs
rCdmmiaaiunoF Dnnkholsa came
tn Thea and the mayor ot@s<d the
sukiuef II the ehalfmAuuhip 4 the
Police hoard lie worked hisaeif
in,e a terrible passion. aud A..
eueed rne ~ opposing his candidate
FOR tho chaifmanship lie said a.
had a nosioa TO instantly demAsa
my resignation
.nfiakh0uaa said he could have
hiR ! said he eaald not have
u,ibes Then things eAimed doNn.
pFeta aoon Nuef appeared The
mayer gave rs whisky and cigars.
Rucf asia Tom. meaning me.
'wc so vote foT the French rea
fapfsnM
81 tse won.t'' said the mayor
The truas examinAtiun 81 ReaEan
Developed little Of importance he
fond ~ fact thar he stated he
vas uFosd o. snta for The iesnses
Tor posAsat Feaanes, and Declared
tho maor had klmsetf cab In
mind AAd not anlon labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

whatever FOR the shooting except
little disagreement over Imhott
horses. A. tho present time ne A
not in condition physically 90 pay
proner attention to th9 matter. uat
aa Hia mother. AIRS Mary tmhoff.
widow ln poor circ umgtanees. seems
averue 70 prosecution, q looks now
az n Hayes will BE- allowed % 50
free.
chief of Police Wappenatcin said
thIa morning. "It On plainly another
case ia which the hospitals have
huahed % matters. and until some
thing is done 90 make them give up
Information. the police are praeil-
caIiv powcrleaa The department
viii 40 nothing In the matter unless
fmhou wishes 20 make a complaint
against Hayes or fmhOffa injuries
should prove fatal"
The story given out az the hos
pilai waon imhoff was first taken
there was 10 the effect that be- had
accidentally shot himself iu tho Ter
lmhoff conducts the Union ~
press company Tho Union Transfer
company has had considerable tf0u-
bic with him because Of the similar
ftg in tho names but fmhoff hiss In
sisted up0n Keeping the name.
There Is no connection between the
iva firms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
Found in His Hiding Place by Young Man Who Cap
lures Him and Is Denied Reward by Morning Paper
Fake Is IhereupOn Exposed

been rented furnished for the pur
pose 81 secluding Raffes until he
should appear 10 be captured By
confederate Instead OF submit.
ting. Raffies assaulted Davidson
and threw him out OF the house.
Davidson went 20 the office OF tho
morning paper and told Of the cap.
ture. W. X Carruthera. the thlfd
man In the fake and known ed
Raffles' manager, there met David
son
Davidson told Of the manner IN
which he secured information Of
Raffles' whereabouts through
Frank D. Dcwar. an acquaintance
Of Saunders. Raffles' double. whom
powaf had met on the street and
from whom Dewar had learned
something Of the mission OF the
trio Of takers
Davidsona story was admitted
by Carruthcrs and By the man.
arement OF the morning paper TO
be true and efforts we're made to
settle the affair by the payment
OF sf00 cash and the pledge that
when the time was up for Raffles
10 be caught Davidson would be
allowed to catch him Davidson
would not listen 60 this. however,
insisting upon the payment Of the
$500 reward at once This Tho
morning paper declined 20 do.
The contract made By Carru.
theirs. Raffics manager. with the
morning paper provides that RAT.
fles shah not be captured for 20
days and that at the end Of that
time the morning paper shall pay
70 the faker the sum OF t2.50o
Raffles Is therefore kept under
cover during the entire period Of
the contract while another man
impersonates him.
The whole thing is a fake. pure
and simple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

shosld be the cosnsesins link be
tween lake and ocean.
And in the meantime" said HIP
Van Wrinkle. "l'll stroll cut into
the tail ilnbsrt and. with the aid
Of NY Dog Schneider. ~ scare up
a grouse or two. 80 that ne may
eat al midday tomorrow when Ne
rest from our work"
SO saying Rip wishdre~ from the
hillside and departed for the for
eat in the vicinity Of what 10 new
kno~n ~ the Portage. He wan
dered long In search Of uroDps and
becoming tired. laid hin, down 10
rcat.
Ard thereupon Rip Van Winkie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

The Raffles Of an obscure morn
Ing paper. the mysterious man
whose ability 20 eiude every body
and everything Is referred 10 In
great gobs Of red ink every other
morning. 10 Just a cheap falsef Of
the coarhest Kind.
with him. In one Of the rankesi
bunco games ever worked IN Sc
attic is the management OF the
aforesaid obscure morning paper
Every subscription secured through
the RaffieH fake and every cent OF
money taken from advertisers In
connection herewith constitutes
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses
Frank d. Dewar and William =
Davidson. two young men OF Sc
attic. tell a story that thoroughly
axplodea the fake. All OF the time
Rafflos - supposed to be upon
the streets OF Seattle. miuginE
with the people. he ia In reality
living quietly In a house IN The
suburbs. waiting for the lapse Of
a period OF 20 dayr from the day
he disappeared. when he will
come out OF hiding and give him
self up 90 someone with whom the
capture IS preafranged
And while Raffles ~ resting
James Saunders, who doesn't look
unlike his associate, n making
purchases IN stores. talking Of
washing machines TO housewives.
visiting the suburbs. etc. aud
every night writing a story for the
obscure morning paper which that
paper prints as having been writ
ten by Raffles.
Last Tuesday afternoon Raffles.
who keeps himself behind locked
doors. was captured by William
Davidson in a cottage az i2tT Six
teenth av. ~. this cottage having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
Henry lmhOf Dies or Decides to Bring Action
q, Man Who ShO Him Will Not Be Prose

'lea Of Henry imboff.
- tive weeks ago b.
vas but slightly I'm
aad be vii not BE-
unhi tomorrow morn
Tine Dr. w. a. suIi
'aps % save ihs young
: ne msantims fuhoff
'ean q, the view Jersey
8 Bel It., s,ili ands
sAsihsr he wlli cause
- BE would 10 slayer.
iiea 81 circumstances
IN Ashoagh fmhoff raga
7. sssly puliod a Gun on
Il ~ s'..sngssd % kiil #bin.
rev feet asayfaH
,riggsr, absaIltoig
a9ha 20 Hayes unz
5 -. Hsafs cut a warrant
ha9fs is abroad "a
y ~ s.lsndlsg 70 sfff
$780, fearing arrest
.Ai.s naa To- Undecided
~. WI 90 10 hsa 10
~ e.. 30 20 be does uol
~ . prosecute Hs
asfs vas 20 saaoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
FTY WALK OUT
|OF RESTAURANTS

Was conducted sntireiy With union
help
Five cooks and ten walters are
out af the savoy. seven at the
Modcl cafe and IS AZ the Butler
None % the uTppfteiars ~ these
places complain az the slight In
creaac IN wages. since most %
them were already paving eanaid.
eHably more than the union seals
bat they say they cAnnot grant The
sta daT week
~ the walking out % The Union
employees. some Of the above.
named places werr seriously handi
capped. while ofhnfB had several
non union employees and continued
70 accommodate their customers.
Some Of the proprief0Fa say they
viii hereafter run AZ an open shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA, June 6.-The follow
ing incorporation papers were HE'D
yesterday with tho secretary OF
state.
New York Catering Company, Of
Seattle. 5000: ]. =. Mcdonald,
II. o Farria and A. T. McCargor.
Best Construction Company. OF
Seattle. $4,000. NJ. II Christensen,
J.. II. Best, Chris Hansen and G. M.
Best
Pacific Patent Manufacturing
Company, Of Seattle. $4,000, Chas,
sewell, John Lindh and II. G.
Frankie.
sialzon Manufacturing Company.
OF Seattle, $4,000, Geo. Matzcn.
Fred Herman. v J Haus and Har-
~ shelton,
National Pole Company, Of Michi'
gan. filed articles and appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

Nx h hing held ~ the
Isns this affsrneen q
4x saf Walters anlon %
SzTiom mAtsers in con
~ n rresent strike.
sHnasl tFuahle over the
1zkl u the nsw wage
u~zs& today and e il BE-
'aai - EsneFai trouble vii
aaes ossr % PEI eent u
Aasels and restaurants
y lss1 effect TIE nsw scale
- kmxn uumbeTs Of
~ haFe been leaving ihe
rs r1ieh refused the nea
&C. iDfaY 20 cooks aud
r. ont Oniy one anioa
~ a TIE Rainier Grand.
rssf ont "Wednesday
1i1 Mas cafe. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
MOULDERS WILL
FIGHT DECISION

Il is probable that the striking
iron mouldora. friends Of George
peters. who was fined by Judge
Albcffaon Tuesday for carrying a
alan near some OF the local foun-
dries declaring that a strike was
ON viii be appealed and fought
Out 10 finish In the higher courts.
When seen today some Of the un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
CROEER'S HORSE WINS

Tho English Derby raes vas won
yesterday At Epsom Downs b.
Richard croksr's horse. oFby. The
race has caused general dissatis-
faction with the English racing
public because Il likes 20 sec the
blue ribbon carried of By a Titled
or arlstocratle sportsman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
HORRIBLE
TORTURES

HONG KONG. June 6.-serioua
outbreaks are reported In various
sections. the moat disastrous being
az Wei Chou. The troops and the
rebels have FLASHED and hundreds
have been killed
Tho revelutionlats are forming
and planning % make desperate
attacks on different cities az once.
so as 20 divide the force Of troops.
Soldiers falling into the hands
Of the rebels are horribly ouirag
ed. many being mutllatcd before
an end Is put TO their sufferinga
Tho women are now said to be
Joining with the rebels and their
Is n great help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

fen into that steep tina, knew ~
ass.kerlna fer a period Of 20 years
Yesterday morning, June 5, 1907
he opened hss eyes. There vat
the forest stiu IN sIl lie grandeur
and there the waters Of the lake
Aurryina 70 the spot where the
work was 70 begin on the canal
he found sone men husiiy engages
In cutting away the unoerbrush.
se looked relieved.
u was afraid I might be late
he explained. ~ fell asleep IN the
woods Las; night and have Just
awakened. And now neiahhofss
tets 10 the work On the canal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
BOLD ROBBER
IS CHIhK
tssrIpp. rsIssraph Service

- ~ "f~"7F
PORT TOWNSEND. June a
cnhlegram today from Yokohama
names feonE soon a. the Fohbef
who stole thousands 81 dollars Us
money and icNniFy from Mrs vii
lam Walker. On beard tho Mime
satn. due here
STAT W c. Goodman. her father
Is here from Portland. with de
teeiivea and secret service men.
awaiting tho vessels arrival with
warrant Tor the chlnAmAns az.
rest
Mrs Walker Il the wife of the
Chinese representative Of The
standard OF company. Aa}ar
Goodman Is the United States
army paymAstes for the depart.
ment OF Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
GOLDMAN COMES
10 SEATTLE TOMORROW

misconceptions Of Anarehism
On Tuesday evening her I'D.
dress wiil deal with political AZ.
nlIaii0ns % the anarchist party
The subject 81 the address viii
be Direct Action and Political Ac-
ton.
on wednesday abe will try 90
wipe out the opinion many have
IN regard to the anarchists IN a
live address. The Revolutionary
Spirit Of the Modern Drama AT
these addresses will Be ct the 80
cialist hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
SUICIDE

f~rripps TelcEFaph NTftffrsf
SALT LAKE CITY. June e.
Three times yesterday afternoon
W. G. Rlsdon. a railroad man. at
tempted suicide by placing his
head under the wheels Of a NOV
lng locomotive. Each time he was
seen and death prevented. Final
ly. late in the afternoon, he rushed
into tho street and placed his head
under the forward whels OF a heay'
ny loaded truck Ills neck was
broken and death was instantan-
oous.
In the pockets OF the dead man
was found n large amount OF
money, showing that he was wen
fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
USE DYNAMITE
tssfIpps Telegraph ssrvies.l

TOXIC. June MstsuvAma dis.
patches aaY that the striking min.
cFa At the neaahi copper mine are
using dynamite freely
Tho telephone station has been
destroyed and the clerk burned r.
death II f. reported that he
strikers inssnd 10 destroy the ca.
tire nine
Troops vii he seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
MORNING PAPER
RAFHE a FAKE
attempt TO
FIRE TOWN

ALLENTOWN. Pa. June ga
gigantic attempt was made % de-.
Htfoy this town BY fire last night
Three alarms were turned IN nj.
meet simultaneously from three
important places In the business
section Three 81 the largest bus
mess houses In town we're set
afirn.
shortly after the first three
alarms one was sent In from the
residential district in order TO
draw the fircmsa away from the
big fire
Police and detectives are work.
IND on an sorts Of clues.
The loss sill amount 60 az least
600 08d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
moRRIDLH MURDER.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June G.
Tho body OF a man was found In
the Ohio canal near here today.
tightly wrapped with wire which
had been placed about the body
when red hot
Red hot wires had been thrust
into the throat and abdomen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
SKIPS SCHOOL FOR
The CIRCUS

The braying OF the steam CALI.
opo. the mysteries of white canvas
and the smell Of the sawdust ring
evidently wrought havoc with little
thirteen.yoar.o Eddie Tayl0f's ge-
termination 20 remain within the
stupid confines OF the school room.
Thus II Is a safe bet that Eddie Is
somewhere exploring the devious
WAYS OF circus life around the big
tent In North Seattle, Ills mothert
Mrs. II. O. Taylor. of Second and
Cedar st., informed the police that
eddie was missing and could prob
ably be located near the circus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
ORGANIZE EXCHANGE.

Over 100 representatives Of con.
tracing and building supply firms
at meeting last night voted 70
organize a permanent Builders and
Tfadcrf Exchange for Seattle
whze those engaged In furnishing
material for building may meet
each day and do their trading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06

OF otto S. Hanson. OF Everett as
state agent.
Fulton Cotton Spinning Com
pany, OF Georgia. filed articles
showing change OF name 20 Fulton
bag 4 Cotton Mills. and appoint.
mcnt OF 8. n. Clark. OF Seattle, as
agent In this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
LoNosHoREMAN DIES.

Frank Moener, the lonRshoreman
who sustained n severe fracture at
the base OF the brain while follow.
ing his occupation on board the
steamship olympia about a week
ago, died at the Waysido Elmer
gcney hospital Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
JAP SENTIMENT

WASHINGTON. June e-Ths
secretary OF the japanese embassy
IN speaking concerning the publ.
cation ia Japan OF the helligerent
sentiments against this country on
account OF the San Francisco affair
said. III the reports In the pa
pera. as YOU say. are true. Il Is I'M
important The yellow Journalism
in Japan IS the same as in Amer
lea. The clamOrs OF such papers
do not reflect the views OF the
government and will have no ef-
feet in shaping Japan's course"