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Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

wantsd-Clsan cotton rags At TIE
Record once.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

piece and particulars for Dominocards.
Cards and dominoes combined. Great
est household game ever invented. In
structive for young. Fascinating for
old. Excellent holiday present Soc
postpaid. DOMINOCARDs CO.. 1907
Chouteau. st. Louis. Mo.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

The nsooa VIII b fnll q - 11sl'
1ampsrs win o - - ~ wus1s -
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

Be glad. be glad. the worst Is past,
The next few weeks look good.
The tramp has putt the road because
It's time for saving wood.
ovember crisp Is on the way
With cold Thanksgiving airs.
And the President will set the day
In time for turkey prayers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
DA WSON TICKETS
TO GO ON SALE

Through tickets from Seattle 10
nawson. Nome. Fairbanks aad all
intermediate points on tho Yukon
river vill 10 placed on sale next
Tuesday. accoFdink 90 Instructions
issued today hy The White Pass 4
Yukon Route. 10 the various steam
ship companies In Seattle operat.
iuE steamers on tho Southeastern
Alaska route
FROM thaae orders e Is evident
that river navigation will begin
much earlier than In previous
years The Yukon r. nos open On
portions. although lake Ia BARGE
IL atiil holding fast nsioN the
lake the White Pass steamers Bo.
nAnxa kinE and Thistle are already
IN the water. awaiting word that
the river IL clear 20 DAVIS
The through rates % fyAWHun thia
year will be- $50 first class and So
second class First class panaen.
ger rates 10 Fairbanks will be- gfgh
and second class si0o Through
tickets 20 Nome will be sold ut
$3.50 and many operators sill go
In via tha Yukon river. instead 81
leaving on tho first steamers VIA
st. Michael They will arrive at
Nome from 10 to IL days quicker
b. the inside route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
REALTY SALES

John White a Co. yesterday
bought from J. Goodfsliow a son
forty arfeA u land lying Just east
of Faantleroy park. for the sum %
SIS 90 Tho Drew Investment Co.
made the Zeal
The city yesterday purchased
from James A Company. lots ] and
IN Seneca 81 addition. The prop
erfy. which u situated on East
Union st. win be used for a new
fire house.
Eugene Low yesterday bought
from X. q. Dunn the corner uf East
Union st and Fifteenth az. for
$4,000 Mr Levy will soon begin
the erection OF n modern three
story apartment house on the prop
erty.
j N. Frink yesterday bought
from r. y Welty through r. ".
Webster. the corner % University
and Ninth av. for 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
SEATTLE SPIRIT"
is OUT

The Seattle Spirit" magazine
published In the interest ot the
Alaaka Yukon ) Pacific erpeMltion
and Greater seattle In EensFai.
made IL frat appearance this after
noon
Harry A. r. Macdonald and r.
weiaemann. two we'll known news
paper men ~ the city. are editors
81 the new publication Tho man
Augment Is In charge % Ar. A. y
Fraseh. a. permanent business
manager. ~ the city.
The first numhef contains many
special features. articles about the
cominE exposition. local atorics
witty rhyme and interesting facts
about the city
The illustrations are 81 q high
order. with a cartuan BY Air Aifrel
Rrnffa. on Greater Seattle
The editorial page IL clean and
clear cut. tho tons being Of an op-
timistln nature
Many new features are lnaarpor-
atet within its pages. not found In
other publications ~ this kind,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

The Moran company Objected %
havfng ia last years assessment
OF $4,000 On lfs plant Increased.
bat we are disregardinE that pro-
test and viii assess It's property. as
wall ah everybody else.s. AZ near
90 pee cent Of the actual value aa
We can.
Thu Morsn ease IL No exception
60 the rule II 10 simply an in
stance of thousands of eases where
they blow hot when Il Ia for their
interest 90 value their property
hieh. aud blow cold when the rs.
SCISSORS come around. There n no
sueh thing as PERJURY from = moral
standpoint with assessors. IL Is
slmply a case of white llcn
Part Of the $500. ooe 10 %
course real estate. bat then AZ least
one halt Is the plant and personal
property. OF which last years az.
sesament IL about per cent"
state Tar Commissioners Frost
and yesterday sefo ia consultation
with Assessor Parrish thss morn.
ing Both are IN sympathy with
him In his asaors 10 get an equit.
able assessment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

=. zane to nxht Yesterday a
.sae,s instance o. the widS
- hetween property values
81 a.~ssmenta IN THIS cean'
40 Assessor Parish SAYS 10
!. 4. u many instances OF what
.-e.lu.es called -'aA dodsinE
!. uoran company. IN a psti-
.slfnx Tor an Injunction
- = striking ealployes. filed
statement that the value
Z. ssseefty Is fs.sao, 900.
1. sersoaai property OF the
ssmuany vas last year as
= SIS 700 and It's officers
ss<stsas strenu0nsly 20 any In
- - tat assessment this
"a real estate Of the con.
:. /. .sssssad for lees thaa tsSe..
4 ~sksnx a total assessment o.
~ s.sa eoa. for progcgiy Which
I. snrsny valuee Al $500. 600.
u. =. .sses-ment r. only 10 per
- 4 - vaine
e.,,ss tsspssor r. A. Parish. on
..<r = Afssntinn called 10 the
- ssseed b. ne company apon
y rsgegsy. SAID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
CRUSHED

W G. Holland. brakeman IN tho
employ of The Columbia and Pu'
get Sound railway. waa crushed
aud manslad by a train At Railroad
AZ. near Dearborn IT. this morn
lns. dying shortly after he was
struck
The accident happened az about
o'clock this morning while Hol'
land Was turning q switch. In
some manner the train reached him
hsfore he could set off the tracks.
striking him Just below the hips
crushed both lega.
He waA removed 70 Providence
hos pitAl. but died almost immedi.
ately. Dr shannon waH called. bat
could give no aid. Holland was
90 years Of age and had been IN
Seattle about three months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
QUIET
LlrrLE DISORDER OCCURS AT
FRISCO OVER STREET CAR
STRIKE - MORE STRIKE
BREAKERS unRoUTE.

fseftpps fstearafh serttesrt
BAN FRANclsco. May f0.--Ths
usual crowds OF plekets and sym-
pashirers gathered in the vicinity Of
the barns this morning. bat their
frame Of mind was not II that
quiet submissive nature that mark
ed the conduct Wednesday aud
Thursday.
II plalnly showed that they re-
secuted President CalhountH an
nouneement that he intended TO
AJAX the governor 10 call cut stats
troops
The union men claim that troops
are not needed. and n eent Il will
have a tendency 20 iuflAme the
hoodluma who have no connection
with the union. whom they accuse
~ being responsible for the RctA
OF vioienes committed
The Oak street barns again are
promising 20 be the storm center.
A crowd 81 several thonAAad gath
erred there az early "a 2 o'clock
The usual squad Of police uas on
hand
The railroad officials had a con
ference last Night and decided 10
ran cars into the down town
burned district. but chief Of Police
Diakn Informed them he could not
give protection IN that district and
plan vas thsfuupon.
Up Co noon DO efforts were made
20 run eaNs,
Tires hundred additional strike
breakers from the east are expect
81 this ssenink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
CUPID NOT FEAZED
BY DISTANCE

Cupl scored a long shot yester
day when he brought Miss Louise
Bakor from Chippewa Fails, Wis.
10 Seattle 10 wed Ray s Willard.
Who has Just arrived in Seattle
from Valdez. Alaska The two vlll
leave On their honeymoon trip on
the first steamer 10 Alaska.
The couple were engaged while
attending school az the little Wis.
eenaln town. Millard went 20
Alaska eight years ago and struck
pay dirt. and r. nov manager OF
tho Galeua Bay Mining q Develop
meut company Ute father ia also
Interested n the company MI
lard's mother and sister reside In
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
|NAYLOSE
| LICENSE

=. uunfy commissioners today
~rrssl sss licenses u all the "a
- + feanxstoen.
1 r.ssssl was aieo refused 20
|s i Fraser. o. Ravenstale. Fraser
+. krsAsr of lokn fraser, who
- De fnxzn. : miner. sevefHl
ssl1 ~ ne petition for fss
~~rs.zsa q The saloon licenses
! YNasntown vas tie firxt ena
ssrpl On nogioa TIE clerk vas
-. : eater An order rayoktns
a Res.ss & IL wilson. y ~
guz 6 l. knEsxtne. and :. ID
f-un
A. satin vas directed 20 80
q. - 4 his tspatiss 20 serve
- = q the parties WITH =
tz1 I - ordsf
zgs5 sAsr.ff Liner was 80
| - ! urxs shs n0sicen and 10
- . tAs saloous They mist
- 4sa.ar~ow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
REVOKES
LICENSES

Fsiiure - the sheIifrs offiee -
serve papers On Nf. a. X Haua-
mAn. % the Scott Medical Instituis.
iE proper time caused the adjourn
msnf teaaT ~ BE bearing before
THE stats board q medical exam
insrH Until the usxt rsguiaF meet
ina. July 3
TIRE hearing % nf C7arks. % the
CLARKE Medical fnAtttuts. vii take
place a. e'ctuck this evening "
having been adjourned from this
aftsfnoon because Attorney = ?
HFuwn. who is 70 defend Clarke.
vas busy IN court
This licenses % 10th doctors are
uEeiy to - revoked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
WIFE OF DR..
BENTLEY HURT

About n 20 this morning Mru.
Bentley. wife OF Or Frederick
Bentley. ocuiiat. slipped and fell on
the Sidewalk b. the Alaska building
and twisted her ankle very severely.
shs vas carried into Lees phhrma.
CO. Her husband. who has an Of.
flee in the Alaska building. was
soon on hand. and with the assist.
ance OF a brother doctor. rendered
what temporary relief they could
Mrs Bentley suffered the most
acute agony. In spite Of her brave
efforts 10 control herself she
moaned piteoualy. She WAS re-.
moved 10 her home az los Four.
trenth ay. Ia an automobile. Her
musical engagements Tor the next
few days arc cancelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
BOGUS CHECK MEN
WORK SALOONS

o Arnwert ~ the Western BAr
AZ Flrsf AZ and NashiuEteu A..
reports 10 The pusicu That = man
passed \ worthless check for the
sum of tis on hlm yesterday TIE
nams % The check Il .. Schneider
AieE Msisinr ~ f1fst ~. aad
blanchard ~. says that q nan
known a. Van Aiatips ana called
Jlm by hla friends. PASSED a bad
check Tor the sum 81 80 On bin
yesterday. Mpiaief wants the man
arrested and the police are iookiuE
for him. Meister ia n aaloon man
A third saloon man vas also vie.
timixsd BY a bad check yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Tho contempt proceedings pro
posed by Judge Gillian OF the SUI
perior court against Chief OF Police
Wnppenstain. will not be brought
Whatever contempt the chief may
feel either for the courts or the
Judges thereof. for their Interior
nee with hia work, he has not en-
pressed u In n manner 10 render
him legally ansNerahie. for n.
This IL the decision Of the pros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
PATRIOTIC SINGER
is FINED

Dave Russell + loyal con %
Scotland. and when De r. ffaiinE
riEht he takes dsliFht iu singing
tho songs Of His fatnFriand a few
days ago be was going down First
av in tie company Of Willie Blair
and Ia the early morning hnHfs the
two men were singing Homie Loeb
f0muud
IafroIman ruatman heard thn
wafbiinE and was ~ The opinion
that # Was eNeerabie, and that
the musical performers should be-
srverrtF dealt with. poulmau in.
formed Justice Gordon yesterday
afternoon that he had run Russell
ln because he dId not know enough
about music 90 sing 0u the streets
Gordon enad Russell 90 aud told
MIN "a have HiH eates cultivated be-
fore ho again attempted 20 sing in
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
DR.. MATTHEWS TO DECIDE
IF SHAW PLAY is MORAL

Rev Il A Matthews Sili - the
final Judge 81 the morality Of Bier
nArd shaNa noN play. Mira War
fena Profession which u 10 be
produced on May ~. at the Grand
Opera House
Prusacutlag Attorney Maekin-
tosh today cent = communication
"a Dr Matthews asking him 70 act
aa censor and determine whether
OF not The play is NJ. from a moral
standpoint. 10 Boz produced IN this
city
A force q officers vii hs placed
e. the Rev Matthews disposal 10
stop the further production Of the
play whenever Or Matthews thinks
dacency requires g NJ Maekln'
toah. in apeakiag Of the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
SEATTLE WOMEN SWINDLED
BY CLEVER SCHEME

Win the monsg Of snme ffty
srsMflRM mumam In his pzsamannfun.
smooth stranger ~ ths name -
Dumas has departed from Seattle
having LEFT hia furnished roam 81
the home az Mrs. T. l. brown. 1909
East Madison ~. IN tho dead -
aight The victims 81 his clever
scheme ara inakiaK for him. He
claimed "a represent the Park
Davis Co. sell knoWn Wholesale
aruKxlsiM
Dumas advertised for women
Demonstrators. Who wers 10 Ect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
M'CLELLAND NOT GUILTY SAYS
JUDGE FRAZIER

Hardin MeCieiiAnf. tho is-Year-
ed student charged with robbery
IN compauy with Two other boys
about his own age. Truman olds
and Willie Weodcoek. for anatching
purse containing e3ts from =
Milo. on May !. was today found
nos guilty b Judge ffAtsr and dis
charged
Truman 0lda vas also DISCHARGED.
Willie Wnodnoek ass found guilty
having admitted the taking q TIRE
purse he Haa placed on preha~
lton
Mr. and Mrs Mecisiiand. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
rrnsr SAILING AUGUST 10.

on August - ths first sailing VII
take place 81 the new freight line
20 Be established between fan
Francisco and Australia ~ Andrew
Wtsr. the British ship n#uer. TIE
line Wlli he under she mauaEsment
u Frank Watsrhouss. Frisco mef=
chants have found difffcuitv IN
making their exports e. AUSTRALIA
slnos the withdrawal u the Oceanic
line. and the present arrangement
r. gladly welcomed b. them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
LABOR SITUATION AT
FRISCO is CLEARING

fsrriue their vote on It's maltef
OF striking In sympathy with TIE
talsphone operators has also psip~a
the situation.
The local retail trade has fnifsn
OF more than 30 per cent a. a -
suit 81 the strthsA
Reports from other cities ~ ths
state indicata that the blow ~ %
Ing felt there. shipmaBta into THIS
city show a deplorabls falling OFT
In all lines except building mate
rial which IL being used AZ Tsp
Idly ~ n arrives. The showing IN
the building trades at least 10 tpst
there IL no dlmin utiOn OF snerKys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

boY's father and mother. were ia
court, the latter indignant AZ the
noiofiety received through the ease.
particularly the card party story
which Tfsant officer KatrhAm Is
positive IL tnla.
Judge Fratar. after hearing the
story o. the three hoys. said he was
convinced that the Woofcock boz
Vas the guilty one % The thres. and
that neither tha Mcclellan or oidk
hofn actually participated ia the
the robbery or had anything 10 do
with r. the worst that could be
said II them being that they were
Ia bad COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

today said The matter o. Mrs
warrena Profession has caused
ne more worry recently than cxen
the Riplingar Case have been
thinking fuF a week What ! am -
DO. whether % stop The play or Jet
II run | nos intend 70 aak one
~ auf ministers. preferably IN.
Matthews. 10 Witness the play and
determine WHISTLER Il f. immoral
or not I would undertake the taak
myself but ! am afraid that the
play would be nearly over BY the
time I would discover any immors
Atty. while q minister would detect
u a. tho yerY inception.
Ample poliea protection 20 IN.
force the order 20 close down viii
be furnished Or Matthews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
BIGCITY ROLL

Seventy eight thousand dollars
In gold and currency was carried
from tho banks By City Treasurer
George Russell this morning 20 the
city hall and used today 10 pay off
the 800 employees OF the city for
the month of April over $50. 600
will be paid out before night
The salary roll was the largest
today ever known I'm the history Of
the city. being IN amount. Sos
333 ha. The actual number Of en-
ployus under pay vas lfaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
GIVES UP

GsorEs 1affreya TIRE eoiorsd pot
ter who yesterday morning took .
shnt AZ - ~ Carneg. slightly
Weunhinn him. gave himself un O.
the police today and wiii stand
trial JsffraYs lives wtth Bis sid
owed mother 81 ballard. nrd came
In today % surrender. lie safs
that N BE had known NJ bad in-
fursa Carnef he would havs given
himself 40 before lie says be shot
b scare Cafusr and not 60 do him
e. Injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
WAPPENSTEIN NOT
IN CONTEMPT

eouting attorneys office has ar
rived AZ after interviewing the re-
porters 10 whom tho alleged con-
temptnous statements were made,
Mons OF these remember the exact
tenor OF tho remarks. and ~ ~
contempt the enact remarks n,ifsf
be given, the prosecuting ATTORNEY
has decided that there II not SUIT.
Client evidence on hand with which
10 proceed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
UNION LABEL CASE HEARD

Justice Gordon yesterday AFTER.
noon heard testimony Ia the cAae
case Of Fred ~ noyutnn. manager
% tha Pacific Printing supply Co.
who Il accused b. William T.
Eaton. Who represents the Allied
Printing Trades Council Of coun.
terfcitink and Initiating a union Ia.
bal Il Il charged that noynton
poid to the printing firm u Waits
& Davis ia the Arcade building a
label which IA q counterpart % the
Quo registered Ia the name ~ che
Allied Printing Trades Council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
LICENSED TO wEn

sinte FesaaSs. a.. ans Marts ~
Hiasaes ~. BETA % SsAtFse
Warren a. MillArd. -. yaiee2
Alaska. and Esaaise A. Baker. -.
Chippewa Fails. VIE
Frank nosetsF. %, ksns. and Nsts
riFieh. ~ Kent
Henfv z. rstsrsan. ~. and MAJ
EAsvf r. ptshbow. "a. eeth 90 Sc
Alta "a Il
Mar isfnteA. g.. asd Laura Pa
iap1fis. IL. beth 81 Eeatzse.
fssae d Bfiiss ~. ard sylvia r
Graves 10. beth Of MeAroe
n FrsaFfeksHn. -. ana ksthaF@
ins OLSON. N. beth - seattle
wm. n MeFhssson. %. ara Pearl
D. Ceshett. -. beth Of CaaFiestaa.
Aaef X. Tafnew. 10. and Anna n.
Andsrnar. -. both % Seattle.
Herbert " Short "a. aaa Msmts
Stewart. 80 beth % Aikt foinI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
SUES FOR $4,000.

Samuel e tapp has sued the
county for $4,000 for personal In.
mries received by him by reason
Of q hay wagon ha was driving top.
ping over the aide Of the road
near snoquNimic The rohd. 4 Il
claimed. wan IN poor condition and
unfit for travel The case Is on
trial before Judge E.lnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

hlE salaries They were 70 sell =
mes bsNud ~ shina ana Efnas go
mrnt Dumas started them out.
bat obliged them 10 pAy for the
firat stock ~ cement he gave them
After starting about so women In
the business. and selling frun 81 70
$40 worth 81 cement 10 each. Mr.
Dumas left the city. Some of the
cement be bought from local
flrfn and q will stick Mos; 81 Il
Il a simpi. solution Of clay and
water The police are looking for
Dumas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
YOUNG L0CCERS KILLED

nonnsy watHon'a today received
the bodies Of Carl lee and Jsna
Tureson. the two young Sorwcgians
Who we're crushed 10 death Ia los
ging camp No. ~ Martin. day BE-
fore yesterday Lee was Is years
OF age and came IRON Norway four
years ago Toreaou waa but -
years old and Vas a resident % The
country only for the last two
months The two men wsre killed
b. tree falling on them. The
double funeral viii b held 70
morrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

BAN rHAkCIsCO. May ie.--Al-
though the street ear strike f. a.
far from settlement ss ever. the
general labor situation IL consi3-
srabiy clarified ~ the sction Of
the building Trades council e.
adopting a resolution cmiling upon
the 5000 men affiliated with that
body 40 assist Ia preserving order
and dsn ging the the briekiAysrs.
plumbers. structural iron workers
and carpenters from preparing 10
strike June 1.
The action o. the Iinemsn IN de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

-Four charters FOR Puget Sound
are among those recently ar
nounecd. The French bark Pierre
Lott will ruu between the sound and
Antwerp with genera cargo, TIE
Norwegian steamer aark Will take
the aund-shanRhai eauts WITH
grain rargoea. the American chip
qt David will ship lumber % the
west coast ~ South America, and
The British steamer Tottsuham VIII
trafs on the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
ALASKA ROADS
I'm CONFLICT
HnsTnktSIve ORDER ~ ASKED
IN FEDERAL COURT DIRECTED
AGAINST THE srsGENHEIu
RAILROAD NEAR esTELIA.
fs..r sp-r.si .sr,tr,h

JUNEAU. Alaska. May ie==The
Alaska Pacific Railway a TERMINAL
eatnranY to-day applied 20 the tea
erai court FOR = restraining order
against thr copper River A North
western railroad They sllees that
near Cateiia tho preliminary sur
xey Of the Northwestern road eou-
fiIcfs with their permanent survey
approved hY the secretary u The
Interior.
TIE matter viii be heard early ~
Judge Wickarshana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
SUR CASE STOLEN.

Ellen fseberE. OF eos Third av..
had suit case stolen and has
asked the police 20 locate Il for
her. n contained dresses and wear.
ing apparel She had set the suit
case down in the store for a short
time and when she looked for Il
she found Il gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

pitai. May =. TO wife Of n. l. Gold
berg. . son,
Traxers-At po3 Ysslsr way. May
8. 10 wife Of 2. y. rravers. q daugh.
ter.
raaavnro--At 1884 King street.
Mar s. To vita OF Miks Taauvano.
q Hoa.
Matsukucht--At SOS Fourth Az. q.
May 3. 60 wife of Y. Aaksukuhci, =
aon.
Cunter--At E6sT Greenwood av..
Mar !. 70 wife of Theodare Gnntef.
= eau
Ead0-At eel K>xhth av.. May :.
10 wife Of 0enso Endo. : son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Thomas BURKE. Wh0 FOR che last
four years has made hia home IN
this ritv. died a. bis home iast
nikht. AGED 40 years. Mr. burke
formerly lived a. Butte wheFe he
wsn preninrnt a. business ruan.
Tho funsFsi will ha held from nnn.
ney Wataona tomorrow Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
STARTLING FINALE
TO fs-VEAR MARRIAGE
1star spectal ssr,ieeA

nELLfNGHAM. May l0.--After
living fourteen years with J. c.
DsminE. the woman who passed
during all those years as HIS wife
has decided that trial or contract
marriages arc OF no avail and yes.
terday was welded to r. G. Dow
ney.
THIS marks the last Of the guar.
rel between Deming and Downey
over tho woman which reached a
climax IN the office Of Chief Of
Police Thomas Wednesday after
noon when each man demanded the
arrpaf OF the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Members Of the Thirteenth Min
neaota volunteers and members OF
other Minnesota regiments. are IS
neeinuy invited TO attend tho has
kst picnic 70 be gieen By former
Minnesota residents At Woodland
park saturday, May II, from , m.
until evening.
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ATROCITIESARE
COMMITTED

the soldier. killed the whoia fam.
~.
Ahisis Crsears. the opponent Of
Frsslasnt Cabrera. was tied 20 =
stake IN the midst % a hill ~ pois-
ouaus ants aud stunn "a death
they report that tive Americans
q. 1. Lulisn. Of Arkansas. and Ma
shall Hfamms. Of ohio. ere In 1atl
az duatemaia CITY accused 81 cos
spring 20 aaHasainafe Cabrera.
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HUMMEL MUST
SERVE TIME

NEW YORK. May i0.--Tas Appai-
ate division Of the supreme court
today affirmed the conxtetien OF
Ate Hnfnmsi. who was sentenced TO
one year for conspiracy. He has
been out on sio.00o ball penoins
hts appeal