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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
''BIC JOE" ENCLE
DROPS DEAD

Joe Engle. known 10 evcfY Alaska
man. woman and child az Rig Ice
EuEle. dropped dead Ia SkagNay
two DAYS aFo. according TO infor.
nation received by several we'll
known sporting men la Seattle 10.
day
alE Toe was one Of Aiasha's
best known characters Its aobri-
Quet was won on account OF his
immense head
During The Kl0ndlkc rush he
went 70 skaRway and was one Of
The prominent sporting men Of that
place Later be travelled to all
OF the mining camps on the Yu.
ken and finally returned and 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
SUBWAY
TO DC BUILT ~ POWER CON-
PANY TO CARRY PIPES AND
WIRES.

Tho Seattle Tacoma Power CON.
pany ahked the city this morning
for q permit 10 start what ~ really
to bo the first subway Ia This city
n IL "a DE reinforced affair sin
feet high nnd eight feet Side. with
an nrehcd roof. Ia begin under
Western az and radlaiing from
the compaay's neN power house
az Union ~ branches viii lead
out from the new station IN three
or four directions for several
blocks
IN this subway wili be carried
pipes for the e0mpany's steam
heating aupafataa. both high aud
low pressure ~id separate cunduiin
for the eompa~fs high voltage
wirua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Gated permanently ~ Skagvay.
Recently he had been manager a
the Board of Trade the big gam
bling house 81 that city When TIE
I'D went on In Alaska -liig joe
came to Seattle. visited sister q
Los Angeles aud vas En- route TO
Fairbanks via SkagWaY when he
dropped dead Of heart trouble. He
had large ranch near sioux City.
Iowa
Big Joe" had a heart In his
body as big a. his head Ills help
ing hand was always extended. lie
VAS liked by everyone. 40 matter
what his or her station IN life. u
spite 81 the profession he followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
FOR BOND ISSUE
Is NOW IN LOCAL BANK

The $3.50 600 for the sale of the
Seattle sewer bonds. which we're
carried To Chicago boy CITY Comm.
troller Carroll. was placed to the
credit OF the municipality in local
banks yesterday afternoon.
The transfer was made through
the First National bank OF Chicago
at one end Of the line and the nex.
tor Horton bank 40 the other The
Harris Trust q Savings bank was
drawn on by Treasurer Russell for
the full amount OF the bonds. aud
the draft was Immediately honored
aud paid.
This money viii De used In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
AReANuM DAY CELEBRATION.

NEW YORK. June % --Arcanum
DAY. the 3oth anniversary OF the
founding Of the Royal Arcanum
Was celebrated In an elaborate
manner by members Of the order in
New York aud brooklyn today. All
the supreme and grand council Of
ficpra are here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
STRAUSS And GARFIELD
COMING TO CONVENTION
MINERS FOR SOCIALISM
lserlpps relsgraph ssrvloe.l

(sorlpps Telegraph serVioe)
DENVER, June - Late ycatef'
day afternoon The socialist mem.
beers of the Western Federation 81
Miners convention Won their day.
Tho NTH section Of the proposed
new preamble fl considered 10
pledge the federation Ia socialism
The preamble reads a. follows.
we hold that industrial union
and tho concerted political action
OF all wage workers Do the only
method OF attaining this end. 70
fofrins 10 the emancipation Of the
working claasea
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an agreement 20 raise prices flva
cents on practically al orders The
reason for their action tbeY show
IN the following list Of prices whleh
they pay for catahics
1905 1896 1867
Beef. pound 6 c etc sue
Pork pound i0iAe iehc isIe
Mutton pound 5iae : 1910
Chicken. pound rs G Is c il
Ham pound i3he "a 1s4c
BACON pound 13Ac u c Is
Butter. pound ls 20 c q {
Potatoes. ton tiso0 ti50e tisee
Vegetables. such as onions, car.
r8is. turuips. etc. have Increased
over i00 per cent
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TO Mr.. AND MRS. WARREN A SON

Mr. and Mrs J n Warrcn are
The parents 81 bright FiFi baby
that Was born Sunday At the Sc
attic Geuefal hospital Mother and
hahf arr doing uieeif NJ Warren
Il the coast representative 81 -
e1 hody.a magazine. and fufmnfls
Naa on the staff 81 several local
Hafsefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

To The star Main 1896 Ind
iiaS The star viii call and col.
Iset the bill. and win send to
yea the answers Go your al
when addressed care The star =
UArEs ron CLASSIFIED
kettFfxENftNrS. tttetn
NnefsH. iast aad founa, tes
Hest. Fes sale. cte,l ose tsat
= Mefa.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans.
- NERDS fhfsc ttmss toF .
0tntss
seven words or fractions q
Waras to the line, cash IN al
vance when vharEod 60 &c
count actual number % lines -
set vii be counted MINIMUM
ein feF an "aa" ak cents hals
lara Want Al Agency Y. II
Mullen. 81 ballard Az OPP
CITY Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

Take the car ride to EARRING.
ton sunday-Renton car. There
are no Keep oH.the- orassr
signs, and there will be no
agents nor solicitors to annoy
you
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For Sale

GOOD HORSE kNu nEGgT enFAr
gALL Al "a fALLFH naua Ask FOR
p Ffi# TEL EkHF SO AH-ffu 20
u.w
Span - arHffr wafk hafsaa anT aFIf
sinKie q both Carl HiauHf Eel Queen
Anne 1919 ~
Yer aair" Millinery afnfh aaH HHtHrra
a EnHa huflreHH. lu FHfef faFn WHI fHff
RI ffartratlr price Heaf HHaauHa far
selling Mis- y Heinuana. NseHasf ore
Fl
INfA ALTON SOLD
Mmf Harafa ~ Jolly 9Th TIE anffrH
zfaEE - rev nr1 Second hard furniture
stoves fanara. EHfrffa. efr#. af HHHf rf.faf
RED 'FRONT.' FURNITURE 81
slf Nfaa HtfaaI
look FOR TFfE HIg aIaaH
fs1F aaiH chrau. Three WafH HaEEEa. H4f.
aaas ans tH4 wagons. Hfh + aHd Hfh
faha University car AaH faf IaHIa
u Co
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sTEH kND Don nKf8kINH
or Cote seal uaass faiHt antF . e ~
ss.ies e sss ss 80, 49, !, - = =
Is tssrsis n ias tuyinr Z asini. 81
ss.fehsssr usnst nscsasaruf aanaaa satifs
S asaa ths vert . ,hs s..iss sstsa'f-
= : aaudiax y In lhs taaaf. sna . :
rel Eoad sfnrenlr ~ uHa cheap shrF
esafrN paint We auafantae eur ralnt
= waaf pr nns sss4 th2n : zsAFs aal
asns - eeiar raras. rbea um -
RATED Yeg fFss. wlihQui thsfxs. epen 40.
cTess psnsi scofs. No woftas ussdara
af1r. g. p rer door, al sfsss ST afEsf
thss ] . ste ~ q n
eaffasa front fncrs. eenfHtniaa hsaa|ifaf
~ = engraved plate Eiass saiH EH
Cottage ffeni airtaaa o. aanafassIa
rsafain hight tra. teftefn fisss tsae t1g
rfsss a1ss ps1es . q A. this sssaaishs
Ilsas haura eaa affeFs - haxs - iaasI eas
y fwa = fhsss hsaufifai sintaaa
Sash welEhia 8 @ pfr huadfe1 paaafs
our sigrs 70 siwsrs aafts Eznpssts an1
es ean fia vaur uftsfs wttaauI Helnp
NunrtAE tucKs
Our WirEinia Meztiss tses aas hsen fer
safe b. aar firm o. ~ last faur fsars
= ne haa oval tsaa-f ss6atehaaa. f'a.sh.
- IN sutiqur suppsr 49, hart taffs1
sasaa. i've ioes g msfs q eaid tansf
s4esas1 steel snf IRE sHfinas H#atHaf fHa
snae haif anf wfrkirE raffa = fha 80
srs raarf rni steel sieiaEs. batting sars
ffs meet duFatis inrk af an Fflss our
arffe enif Sc HsF lafk
eta eaapsf hinrss. flHs tazf4 iss uss
rstr
we handle nails. building pager snf sash
enFf
eanH faF copies - agr Price IlaHs f5f igT
q Nhieh ~ illustrate fsatrfha ant nfies
tHaHfrfs ~ fffafent articles
rs HtsnrfrG ever ihe hiat1fa - car bus.
Trees far fhe fHsf five years. ma afwavH
fnfHf with ~ a. fn tire fact faaf we have
had euiV enc rriCe We never raj 4 dis
aeanf eain stafN rsfr hafNafn aasa ~ aue
= those NUMEROUS harananss Iaf -aas
ttanfts. aay after faF. and year an.f
year ~ have sali our alats Af strictly
ere pfies o. 81
q b wfLLfAMH 90
Hfa western fvs Seattle T.
Tha largest and masf faFafaLIF anann
sash and feor dealers in the HaHfhHaat
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rue nr&tr4 loan q uAvKISa CO
rn ffz ssss us b. uf nfuhr. siu -.
ea a nar art terrific 1aafa
naHf o. Uets rafs fea fam =
HatHH NFf harH fhfF Hff 5aa
fssf H uan hem t0aEtf rHsa
faas snfaru
Sea 80 rasb iafs tsIao perfectly -issf
- 81 ~ Erfaa rtHufre fIHs aHI
eaiE h.asss frgrn rafs ellY sstaf
thsm Hns fan riss frrus ta sui laa-
80 rfa.tienal b. riaer 90 uaafaas
@ al imFesHmfuia aama 70 49,
tHa#tlat eiass ta Madfaaa care ~ ifa
1fassaaeafs ia an3 rad
O. 90 80 eash taat tssmnui isis ever
HazHEHH siHar anf r.HHHfatHa Efa
EHsHf.faitf fire Ffafa nni aII tasHs
ne hafHr sitH. anf command
hIHH r1.ef Htrr afFrff .aanfasaz
msHH &C. aH iu
3 - TAR 5ash tsasfn adFin.ur Denny
tHaisE fsfs Hfanf view
2 a fea $50. 5faau mof.rn fssiasoss.
- Ave- convenient r. MadI.
so shd Fast in.an cars
ron rXcHANaE
EaaHF b. ms1sra rsslsne. al. rs.t.s
iiHi HsaE uaaIan o. tar-rf RI.
a ~ assume hot Que far ufafI4 Eve
uE REALTY loan a nANKlva "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

VnnY omar haafr. iafra piece itch
bottom lHhH aaaH. lafiHr hruH. NiH sHHs
close q HIfeE. lafal nriH $3.50. tFfins 8
faHH. Sc go Hanfh cleo nif sisters Pa
cottage. uaHlffH. efHs uGlF $500 mH
faeH & - m0HfH come guis.H HHAa
faHafaa lHtHfufhah o. NHiifs city See
Mw hHtHHaH 81 Sc tstuaH az HHN store
HHhE af street eaf iirf 81
- #aia 81 4 fatanln. m inkrH n aaae.
3 bfhuH uHW ffHi faHUi cottage. taf Eftss
fwu hiaHa 4faM stree. cav HHit &C. go
HUaH #HH H#laHfa at HiH ffT month
b. EAuttN
Wf Fift4 HiIa Masn ifI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

construction or The north trunk sew.
En- which win drain the tnu'e
north end OF the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
shsfsr Bros. Opening.

Skater BIOS Openlhg'
The formal opening Of snalsl
Bros enlarged establishment 800
place last night with music I'm ..s',i
Wagner Bros band and plen'uw
decoration. The store. when =
tends from Second az 70 First n- AZ
ing a floor area Of over 10y
square feet is one of the lais,ss
west of Chicago devoted exclusively
To mems furnishings
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FOR SALE

80 o. tote frosu haasa nIth
halls tafh fHHm. wesHiahsH HnH tHisken
HHuas Mfa Hart. north STA and aunnY-
sfHH Green Lake.
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cHlGr LAYS orr.

chief ~ Police Wappeuafeln. az
oomuanied 30 his tao children.
lefl for Weauoft ~ 2 m today
fHr a tWo weeks vacation inHpnc
toe Willard viii have charge o. tho
department during the chiefs
ahsctec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

81 FOO anarA healiffii sr.re .-..,.4a
haHHa flllI fHFnIrHrf .Y .f.t -
one Blob ffHm Madison. rafma
fe6 ssaaam tfeam matrm hone
iaEEa 20. terms
EArtiu q ru
- .l1Hr uie
from saffHH Iaf taIHT ~ =
'31hi Hs Woodland rafs bard ash aa
.H sIHEtH.# iIaHiH II.r. fI .n 90 ea4H
iaIanre - bee month ~ .lrf f.t-...
--l-h = ana Nth i'f RI
al4 - #sls tracts I'D coz f.na UI.aH IL .4I.
ESQ aH tsfHa m 8 urr manth Hal me
today II
no EaH HF Ifft MOST sfaIfFf.V
TioN HA#f ftUNs
wiz fIr mos
zee gnLukN uIuu r.
NH siF fpafu modem I0u7g. zf=za
%. .HHf4s H HH pald. terms. bafgaIu=
gsaf go In owner DOLLY Phone queen
AHne t5at
sauiHfHIHF ehaar aHi E0HI ~ 4 f5s
tsHa - aaHHf iHI .HsiuI. graded street.
r.ufHi H#ik 30 HHHfH.uHuIH paid - dataz
fNH blocks ff#fH fHF Come ami HfH fer
5H4rHI f HHifH f9I 20 down and Ha per
20 antH Zee me af Ha. lI Wet fifh 1T
rhaas Eaflh - end Nerih l5-e - zlzH
- hEaa ~ 4aHafal p1fpasa hafass. ~
HlFHH auH klHHF HUHH M mules. Zoo and
l.a hs rahf aeHh Seattle cor set off a
snd y aHHt 81 Bridge Phone 2 .
WEST SEATTLE.
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For Sale

ga0u HORSE AND HfaaH auHtu
Gait AZ HfIlEu HGug Ask F4ft
? = FHiN Ili. EhaF 80 AfHEE =.
1IN
hsHinH AarHIrfH. aiHFHr. Naa H# me-
HEfsisf standard HafiHnaf ua9 1fap
heads q time nf .HHH second hand ia.
chimes. g " LnFeH fHpsHIHs Hslss
1917 First. Main laf IF
PIE Street Furniture Eampaas paea 49,
srrraf band F.aAs ore worth ee Hfer ~
md 70 tfH MHu Gsf UI#Ig d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

onlF firm IN ne northwest selling guar.
snfeea aisaasHa FafiHg mining ADD indus
Niai kafafHfHeH
! p lorna q CO.
Gen Pep.
~ nraHIa.n rark UIHg II
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For Sale

iats tsasm hauss Elm rhtasa haass
hH1 ffHIt trees fuH NtHw HfBee 81 go
aash Ms ifsH y sqth and Hahnsslf
afseH fhhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The House % the Good shepherd
has aHsed The cts council to pro
yifst The Institution with free lights
- she nrw buildings that have
been erected On the Green Lake
section
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ff srrfs saaHsaiafa Hfaalfraiif level.
ems Rasaf G.aasH - aFea cleared. %
fsaH ices taa ia ffHzH SCI hauas isfrf
harm ffr fsaHsa ta.IHasa ass fHssfeal1it
TENS g. AaN aaFala tnfffaf zee
safer4 etftfH - fsEf
isis fsfrsf nfsaa rssa tssnss 80
Nem FHfHaHa esaHHH H3H HaatN ifsi
rafw fiteHfsialH HfaHH AamF AffHHs
fuHN Naf# cars fnHE'Nf NHM
fs8aurrr ftare fefHa g 80 Nfa gafttn
In Greg
~ aftss nsas Neat IS eeaHfq rad. 81 aei
aasnlnfnE 81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

$4,000
tsm aatsru nstsss uuHm ~assa
aa5s hsnla - ~ So maath
pfHrtsAN
Adolph
Behrens
- Nsa Yea riaft
ske q IA q. htC vac "a -
nsa uafr cAsu =
nsaailfa. Sc - ~ titftala Sc s
III nsNeus cAWlnow Il
a FL N thNHH Mtit1Ha
Il fasHse Msa n1i int tfa 6
IA ~ Hae asc nAc vac nse a.
~ asta = ifr amesF ttfsa q &c
fat H.eN Hafa IL fte $50 n HfsfiiF eHsf
fHsatF fies H.saafss 90 firrFff a4fsff
= fsea = Ffses terms 20 snt ias $50
T. Esgirn
- tlizi lia asln 10 -
tasils ssf fe 49, s..''h e rse..assi
wasalhxiari rsias = ~ pistt
fa mo
fhatas sns E nraf Essiiass ss1
uernf WaF fhtna hs nsar tssstHaas 10
saita ths sasusg 10 lh'ah = ths sssg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

DETECTIVE AGENCiEs.


N - nanf a fsHabia dys worts. rias
W Mar 1873 Or ~ Queen CftY DE
Works zIg Uuion 81 II
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so sale CHEAP ftanfsarns STA tHFyf ga
safsF.aarH cost ~ eaat staFa aafh ~
- H8s HatV utttarra aaFHat MHth O. 8
4 fafs also ~ wasa hssEstN#1 81 te
Hfst etasH UHnfittan VIII SIS fF
ear hatf Cau 81 t9f Mgh Ave-. eaf 3
-.
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MASSAGE.

nsins sNd ssss~sse a. womsa ana ass
81 cottage tsar va nnian At
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III Taa haze houses GO nafs ihaf rea
wffh q fsaH BHH sill uft frr best results
tV EiseaaN them Wilh 4F. 81 He make a
spseialfH Il sath hgsineas and soileit gasF
patronage
fIbgffTY COLLECTION co
81 EHsH VITA Main tsn EasI
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29
NOT A "KN0cKER. +"

The Hidalgo Advance is under
the impression that THE HERALD
has been guilty of the reprehensi
bic practice of knocking" because
Il has expressed disapproval of the
plan to build levees along the Rio
Grande in Hidalgo country. THE
HERALD did not express an opin-
ion until the matter was presented
for the consideration of Cameron
county, when il felt justified IN
saving what it thought about it. The
question of leveeing rivers is one
on which prominent engineers en-
terrain widely differing opinions,
and there is no room for an &C
cusation of knocking, if one
takes either one side or the other
The editor of THE HERALD has by
personal observation of the resultso
Ieveeing along the Mississippi, seen
that it is not always success and
that sometimes very grave pro-
blems have resulted from it. At
any rate, whether our good
neighbor agrees with THE HER
AID or not, the older residents of
Hidalgo county, most Of whom are
good friends of this paper. will
agree that THE HERALD has been
working too long for the promo
ton of the interests of entire
lower Rio Grande country, and
always too warm friend of Hi
dalgo county, to justify anyone of
accusing the paper of knocking"
at this late day.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29

Good Job Printing at HERALD
Office.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29
Muddy Water in the Big River.

The Laredo Water Company is
having some difficulty in supplying
enough water on account of the
very muddy condition of the river
at this time. In writing to the
Times the company explains the
efforts being made to supply pure
water, and in speaking of the
source of their suprly-the Rio
Grande, says:
<'The difficulty lies principally in
the low water in the river caused
by the protracted drouth all over
the state. It is a self-evident truth
that to have filtered water, you
snust have water to filter. The
consumption of water during this
summer, has been over 1000, 600
gallons every "a hours.
This heavy demand on our filters
exhausts the supply of clear water,
which is not soon replenished with
out giving the filters a chance to
6ll mp again.
AS to why the river water is so
muddy we are not clear. We are
nold by old timers, that wherever
there is a long drought, the Rio
Grande gets its principal water
supply from the Devils River,
heading up somewhere in Schleich-
u county. It is a devil of river
all right, and has honestly earned
its soubrette of FL Rio, Puerco'
(The Dirty River), given it BY the
early settlers.
If You have ever noticed it.
every season has its peculiar
phases.
Last summer, it will be recollect-
ed. the river water ran clear during
all the hot months. This season it
IS quite opposite and SO it goes.
Some people say that celestial
influences are at work and that S
why we are having this long, dry
spell.
If some body will only move
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29

Yours truly
% F w DEVOE & co
P. S. Frontier Lumber Co sells
our paint.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29
Letter to Prof. Gambler.
Brownsville, Texas.


Dear Sir: We should like to sci
your boys and girls at work on this
question on arithmetic and casuis-
try.
A farmer is fattiug three hogs in
three small pens; they have equal
room and straw and care, and are
fed in these three ways: FIRST hog,
on a certain proportion Of milk and
cooked cornmeal; second hog, on
the same, half water; third hog,
on the same, half water and saw
dust. How long will It take. how
much will they weigh, bow much
will they cost, and what'll the pro-
fit be on the three?
And similar question in pig
mentry. That same farmer is go
ing to paint three barns same size;
and he says to three painters:
what'l you take to paint that
barn?"
First painter scratches his head
a few minutes and says: I'll do
it for $50"
Second painter: SIS"
Third painter: "$97.4S."
Will they each get a barn to
paint, or one get two, or one all
three, or nobody any; and what'll
they make on the job?
That's about how painting goes
sometimes.
But there is a way to reckon; S.
a gallon. The difficulty is in know
ing how many gallons to buy.
There's way out of that.
Buy the least-gallons paint,
DeVoe. No matter how much one
buys; he returns what's left: costs
nothing.
Yours truly
% FW DEVOE & co
P. S. Frontier Lumber Co sells
Our paint.
Good Job Printing at HERALD
Office
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29

EDITOR Crisp of the CuerO
Star, who is old enough to know
better, is using his columns to
quarrel with the editor of the
Cuero Record. Such unseemly
squabbles rarely result in any good
for those interested. 1t will be
much better for the readers of the
papers if the belligerent editors
devote their space say to discuss
ing the riddle about Bill Guam
trell's death.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29

that comet away of somewhere
into space, we might have rain,
aud if we have rain, we will have
clear water, and If we have clear
water, we'll all live happy and con
tented provided we are not miser
abIessover something else.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-29

EVIDENCE of the prosperity and
progress of Yoakum is shown by
the fact that The Times is advocat-
ing the erection of a $50, 900
school house.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
NEW PRINCIPAL
FOR CRANsT0h's
HIGH SCHOOL

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Cranston school committee was held last
evening at the Cranston high school on
Park avenue. and resulted in the election
OF Oren r. Smith as principal OF the high
school to succeed Charles NJ. Poor, PHI.
D., who resigned in June. In open meet
ing Ellsh Durfee stated that Mr.. Smith
has been for the last two years principal
of the North Brookheld, Mass, high
school, His salary was fixed at 1890,
which is 500 less than DIR. Poor got.
The newly elected principal Is a grad
uate of Amherst college and has had
considerable experience. He will assume
his new duties at the beginning OF the
school term In September.
Oren II. Smith was educated in the high
school of Sandy Creek. n. Y, where he
was graduated In 1892 Four years later
he completed the curriculum at Amherst
college, Since then he has been an ex-
aminer one year In the New York state
department. or public instruction and for
six years subsequently was assistant prin-
cipal and teacher OF science at the Am
sterdam. N. Y, high school. He was for
two years sub-mastcr and teacher of
science at Windham high school In Will
llmantic, Conn. He became head OF the
North Brookheld high school two years
ago. Mr.. Smith Is 20 years old and un-
married.
Florence Carl was appointed teacher
TO the Primrose avenue kindergarten.
IL was voted that the offer OF 10 cents
a foot TO sell certain land at the corner
OF Clarendon and woodbine streets by the
Peoples Savings bank be accepted and
money set aside 20 pay for II.
A resolution was then passed providing
for the payment OF the 5000 for the site
on Norwood avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
JACOB HARGRAVES
DIES SUDDENLY

Jacob Hargraves, Ss years old, was
taken i'll in front OF his home at 126 Cod
ding street yesterday afternoon and died
before a physician arrived. Death was
due to natural causes.
Mr. Hargraves had not been in the best
OF health, but he was not thought TO be In
a serious condition. He went to work yes
terday morning as usual, and after finish
ing his days labor started for his home.
He was walking down Codding street, but
when he arrived directly in front of his
home he fell to the sidewalk and was un-
able to rise. He was assisted into the
house and physician was summoned, but
before he arrived the man was dead.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
sMYTH HELD
IN $4,000 BAIL
Ar BROCkT0h

wyadslaw smyth. who was arrested
here on Saturday afternoon after he and
Miss victoris, Bryndva of Lynn had OBJ
tained a marriage license at the city hall,
was arraigned at Brockton yesterday
charged with having committed an as
sauit upon Eva Ross. 5-year-oid girl In
Brockton last May, pleaded not guilty to
the charge and was held until today under
5000
A grand Jury indictment having been
returned against him for the alleged or
Tense last May, superior court -capias
will be sought today, on which he Will
be rearrested and held for the action Of
the higher court.
smyth is said to have left Brockton i'm
mediately after the alleged commission of
|the offence.
Miss Bryndva is an attractive young
girl and declares that she does not be-
|llieve Smyth guilty, and that she will do
all she can to assist him. She will marry
him. even II he has TO go to prison. just
as soon as he is released, she says.