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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-08-08
Four Hurt in Explosion.

Four boys, Paul Green, 8; Jean
Green, IL; Jim Kelly, 8; and lobe
Kelly, 10 years old, sons of Mrs. w.
w. Green and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kelly, of Fort Smit, were badly IN
iured by the explosion of dynamite
can placed in a bonfire. Paul Green
will lose the sight of one eye and
may not live. The others were bad
ly cut by flying stones and copper.
The boys say they found a piece OF
copper wire in an alley and were
burning the insulation off to sell 1t
as Junk. They didn't know 1t was
loaded
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-08-08
Coal Discovered Near Pine Bluff.

While a section foreman of the
Iron Mountain Railroad was having
a grave dug for horse which was
killed on that road, near Jefferson
Springs, recently, he discovered a
layer of coal about three feet from
the surface of the ground. The
place is about quarter OF mile
from the railroad station, and steps
have already been taken to make
further investigation of this impor-
tant discovery. The layer of coal
which was found is between two and
three feet thick, and is very soft'
known as blossom coal. but when
it was set afire it burned with ease.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-08-08
Prevent Boys from Buying Whiskey

Postoffice Inspector Bassett has
discovered that in many parts OF
Arkansas boys are buying whiskey by
mail. Many boys secure money or
ders and send them to wholesale
liquor dealers, and the latter, not
knowing by signature whether the
person ordering the goods is a man
or boy, sends the order as requested
by the letter. The government Off
Gals seem to have no way to get at
such cases, but are making every
effort to do so. 1t is violation OF
the law to sell whiskey to minors,
but it appears that the law is being
violated daily with the assistance OF
the Postofice Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

BEGIN WORK

The work Of appraising the shore
lands % Lake Union In order that
thsx may be sold 20 that the pro-
ceeda. 81 .o00 eco. can be used b. The
officials OF the Alaska Yukon Pa.
ciflc e1poEltioH. vas begun this
morning The members OF the com
mission chosen by the ieEtsiaturs
arrived Ia Seattle yesterday and e.
tahllshed headquarters 81 the Ar
iinkt0n hotel where : short confer
snce vAa held early thia morning
Following are the appraisers Y
". Ross. land commissioner. John
y. Atkinnun. attorney general. 8
81 Niehois. SECRETARY of the state
y = Frost tan coum iAaionef. 10.
srph EEtrrdaf. Y. u. Rockwell and
q y Bryan
The appraisers visited Lake Tn.
Ion this morning accompanied hy
Mayor Moore { A Naaeau and Maj
Caltfendsn. making an inspection
~ tho shores In a gasoline launch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
r,rous NEGRESs WOUNDED BY LOVER
IN STRUGGLE FOR POSSESSION OF RE
voLvER-NINTH SHOOTING AFFRAY IN
pAvENsDALE IN ONE YEAR.

drank quite number Of whisksys
and she then asked me for Sc
told her ! didn't have the money
She grew very angry aud threat.
ened me with long knife tried
20 paelfy her bat she then got a
pistol got hold OF her arm and
tried 10 twist The NeApon cut - her
hand. and IN the straEEie 4 Nent
of and wounded her in the hip
The woman's wound Is not dan.
seroua She is the reputed wifa 81
Chas. Andersen. 4 colofed miner
employed Ia the RAvensdaie mines
and Il about IS years cid.
There have BEEN eight prrTinua
shooting scrapss AZ naxsnsdaie IN
the past year. four Of them proving
fatal rha latest W "a yesterday.
vas q row In a small saleou ia
which David Logan vas shot
dead Before that the Ssruupa
brothers we're murdered - a miner.
and almost every drunken calehFk
ton In tho town ends IN hioodshci
RayensdAle has the worst criminal
record q ans town In king ooanty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

vosi 20 years old. a junior It the
state university and daughter ~
}. 8 VoEt. a real estate man IN the
Halter hnlldinR. residing AZ 5sss
Tenth ay. northeast The men
were Joseph Goahorn. -, and Glen
iarqaeth. Fl. Of kalispel Mont.
both students OF stanford universe
y. sho were visiting with the
Vagi family while on their way
home from college for the summer.
The only member o. the party
escaping was Eugene A White. a
cousin % Miss NuEt. and also a
junior az the University OF Wash
ington. White made desperate ef-
fort TO save the young woman. but
the other men. unable to swim.
pulled him down. and he narrow
- escaped With his own life.
Esar In small Canoe.
The party % four. in a small Pc
terborough canoe. left the uni-
veralty boat house ~ II o'clock and
was near the center Of Union bay
when the sudden squat that arose
about noon reached the canoe. In
less than five minutes the lake was
tossing wildly in the worst storm
~ the season Every craft on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
FAMILY LOCKED UP
WITH SMALLPOX

Having absolutely refused 10 On.
ter tho pest house. the family of
William Johnson. recently arrived
from the Esst. Is locked up IA a
house At al ssvcnth aF n three
Qua Of ito Sin members down with
smallp0x. aud the others. who are
alike guarantined. almost certain TO
catch the disease
When the presence OF smallpox In
the Johnson family was discovered,
It's members we're bundled into the
waEou and driven oft to the peat
house. bot they never left the We.
hicie
There were q number ~ the pa
gienfa Ia the yard ~ the pest house
AZ the time and some 81 these are
said TO have told = story ~ sap.
posed awful conditions under which
lhey we're laboring
The result was that the new ar
rivals baked And nothing could be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

done bat return them TO the house
from whence they were taken.
where they are nov locked up.
The house Is an isolated one.
The health department has sta.
toned a guard over the house. but
there It's work stopped
Johnson wanted the city to buy
provisions for his family. but 60
this the officials refused to lend
an ear.
Go 10 the pest houee and the
city will feed you aud nurse fon.
vac the reply he got The house
has been under quarantine since
Friday aud It's occupants have had
10 pat up for their own food and
nursing
4 family from Oklahoma ass
taken from tho train today "a the
pest house A child has the dis
ease and has evidently brought 4
all the way across The continent
eudanEerlnE scores % persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

should ash FOR a transfer Nov
nothing IL mentioned Ia tho pro
posed ordlnHune about tTanafrr
privileges II 80 should give hin
! transfer and be should board The
next car aud there was a vaeant
seat. wouls he he entitled "a ~
We think not. We has a 'sfandse
transfer and would have % stand
unless be was willing - pay he 81
ira thrive centR And suppose aeain
that several passengers With
star dee transfers should board
IN empty cas-. aiinasEh there would
De- plenty 81 seals FOR ali yet all
would have 10 stand ard leave the
seats empty
Any one can eco thai Ell ~ THE
would cause = great deal - eau.
tru4nrsy and 10 feeling We would
have "a BE- firm In the matter for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
FERRY SINKS

not Ia deep water. aud her upper
works are stiil in siEht II abe h
worth the trouble. the terry can be
raised at = little expense
The ancient craft hana Ike an
octaKauartan DYING OF old age
shortly after the night Waterman
left her this morning q friend -
MARRIED 20 him that the fcrry vas
acting qneeflY Together theY
watched the boat iisf a little. tfem-
bic al over and thea quietly alp
beneath the NAier
The county commissioners ~.
ceufir ordered a new ferry built,
and il 10 doubtful n the old king
County ~ ever again put IN service
she ia Al present under q lease 90
Capt John Anderson of the An
dernan Steamship company. but be
has no particular interest IN the
craft since she WAS condemned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

..s.Asr sAsetinE serape. The
II. vlsAlA enc year. took place
s. s,unsdsis yesterday Alice
<..ss,sea. = asgress, Vas shot and
.sea m the hip BY E p Robin.
Z . youag nsgro, employed as a
go m The Ravenadalc mines.
ssslrna claims that the sheei
= - accidental and IN self de.
~ eae except Robinson Vas
-. 4, he time o. ths shooting
- Arrested and Il now Ia TIRE
xzr All
. FepaFssr today Robinson
= ere sneetluE VAS accidental
- 4, ulEAt - called self de
- hes me frendcrsca 10.
= usr slnce ! came 70 Ravens
- Asvli q. she Was very teal
= 20 keps eoatinaaily upoFaia'
Tmssrlay narninE sAe called
- :. and tesa ne that her hua'
- xss rnlng 90 Seattle. and
- - 10 tuend the tay At her
=. wtat ever With her We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

tho sake % Justice % all. - per
son Who bad paid five oenis and
received transfer wnuid wHnt his
three cents returned Y The same
seat privilege was granted = tNu
cent HfAndna
And fhen again n a nice Young
mau should Klxe up bis i've cent
seat 70 a pretty two cent 'Htandeo'
Firi. would he want his three cents
returned and could We collect three
cents extra from the young LADY :
This ~ course would always be a
cause % dispute. and finally Ns
would have ~ employ eminent
lawyers 20 act AZ conductors or
have q judge umpire. referee. or
arbitrator GA each car And ! can
tell SON 81 hundreds 81 nch tech.
nlralitien. which W0ald come up
every day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

The resolution adopted BY the
Civic Union eaiiinM for city nr.
ainanra providing that tEneeut
fare - exaetef ffuru strap hsuk
srx ard ~sfautae- pasasngerE uhu
ride on the Seattle Fiecfric Go
cars has met with tbs hearty ap'
provai % the pnbilc. The majority
% Nnam come under the head 81
"sfrap hangers aud sianaeea
fH the ordinance has been siren.
nouslf opposed BY the s y 60.
Th~v claim that So wiIi lead 20 no
ena nf trouble and ellt keep the
courts huay daf and nlEhr trTinE
70 adjust Mna settle suits and con.
froTsfaiss They cite ease f1f IN
stance
suppose a man nan should
board a crowded car and stand
payiuk the twn reut fare. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
DENTISTS ARE In
SESSION

About 100 members ~ Tho Wash
ington State Dental society we're
present this morning when Presl.
dent c. A. Custer. ID p 3. 81 Sc
attic called the twentieth annual
meeting 10 order in the Elks' club
rooms IN the Alaska building
10 Is believed that nearly every
city and town IN Washington VIII
be reproaented BY tonight
Toaay's program Included
pnper on APPLIED Ethics by d.
Il 4. barnes. Tho convention will
continue tomorrow aud "Wednesday
Immediately following the annual
session ~ the society the state
dental board viii hold a meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
ANOTHER LOAN is
NECESSITATED

Delay In completing the financial
arrangements wifh the state for ths
sale % the $500 600 lighting bends
has nrccesliafsd the borrowing
again Of SIS COO on the part Of the
light department from the uafsr
department THIS makes SEC .noC
which has been borrowed 10 far "a
garry on the gght extensions. ali
% which wili 81 returned when the
money from the bonds reaches the
ritN treasury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
ADMIT THEIR COMPANY
| OWNS NO COAL LANDS
rsLIPPY, JOHN ScHRAM AND ATTORNEY
FOR ALASKA PETROLEUM AND COAL
COMPANY CONFIRM THE TRUTH OF
! The STARS ARTICLE.
n, .frmlsr T.h. 80 stase.

NJ ssnfirnirx tn. stars state
- q SATURDAY last relating 20
= srsnsfiaa e shs Alaska Petrol
= AZ coai CempsnF and tes
er-x % e 1eep 90 SHARES ef
- feck. ars related IN a tspo
- y ThosaAs 3 iippy On file
! = Superior coart ~ fhe ease ~
"a crpekeft ~ Ths Alaska p
|g6En sr4 roAi Co
j - Sapositlun Mr. fAppv al.
- shzt n wAa given 200. coo
ex~ = s,aek ia payment for
'e-srar eF. IN ether Nnrds. fer
y aR y rs a&me A. president 81
/ ArFan.saticn. All stock acquires
- e. srSxninasion. however. NJ.
~ nFE vax paid fof Il ih~ mar
= 9its
~ sehrar's Statement
- Skran admitted g a STAR
|xr~nsA,ivs that twelve officers.
z~las and stoekhoitesa % ths
su1xaF hat flied on Alaska coal
- y 1919 with TIE intention -
EEaz tie claims % the com.
r.
y fi8 % n good faith after
- e wsth Our sffarnsya re-
<szE - laus.- zaid NJ SchFau
= npsrtet It the tlnls that tha
y sad be acquired II that waY
d s srpect the government 70
- & poesibss 70 secure the lard
I = nsi tina that ue Kog orr
= ~ soiaing pald for ny
4 IL fras thRs stock was
= 9 ~ original ofEaalrera At
~ q organization.
sstsmsut q Attorney.
Ffssr " French. attorney Tor
; naPasy. 70 whom tha repre-.
xEfs q The Star Naa referred
Eksr Information. said
nsas iiilnEa we're made IN per
: BE- falfh By the men wh8
~ iAem am satisfied that
= VA 30 intention q grabbing
4 Hhieh tha company Was not
81 Mr Hartman was al
- y a representative % the
szHfuf thas g gaa legal 20 a.
,ss land b. filing 90 % aa
ffaals and assigning the
- . TIE eampany. which could
s 3, a. saizuae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

CLAIM OPERATION
CAUSED DEATH

The funeral % Edgar n Hamps
ton. the young electrician ~ the In.
dependant Telephone company. who
died SATURDAY aight At the seattle
General. hospital. viii be held rues-
day At l2 50 from nunney Watson .
chapel
Friends OF tho Young man claim
that bis death vas due 10 an oref
alton performed on his gums ~ a
Seattle dentist. which caused gan
creme 10 ket in tits teeth all fell
ont. and an operation failed 20 save
hia life, They threaten 90 bring
suit against the dentist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
$4,000 RAISED FOR THE
SEWARD MONUMENT

The work - raising $50 oo0 for
the proposed monument 90 William
% seward. secretary uf state under
President lincoln u not proEfens
Ing a. rapidly az was expected
The committee 81 the Chamber
OF Commerce. which has the mat
ter ln charge. after working tNo
weeks. secured about ti2o00 and
then dropped the matter tcmpufari'
Isl It 10 expected that the remain.
Ing g. 600 can be- raised and work
on the monument begun In tho
near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
DR.. BORIES is
SINKING FAST

VANCOUVER. " G.. MAY 30 Or
Emll norles. Of Seattle. suffered a
relapse AZ the ueneFal hospital late
Saturday afternoon and 10 is much
verse today
shortly after noon today u maa
announced thai death AS expected
At anY time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
tscrlpp. reIesrsph s~rvictl

SAN FRANCISCO. May 20
Pale and palpably nervous. Mayor
Schmitz appeared IN court this
morning for trial ON five indict-
meuts charging extortion from the
propriCtors Of the French restau-
rants.
sehmltE strobe into the court
room accompanied by his attorneys.
Anxiety was written all over his
counteusnce and a harried look EVIL
IDENTITY being due to fear that the
prosecutions alleged threat 70 have
him placed IN the custody OF Ellsor
niERy would be carried out
shortly hefort the court was cali
ed enc Of sehmitz attorneys bur
ried to his clients side and Whis-
pered "Heney has decided not to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

The federal grand fury today re.
turned a true bin AGAINST ? '
Noiee. on four counts eharged Win
taxing money from the malls while
employed as clerk 1t the Seattle
postoffice.
Nolea was arrested on April IL.
this year. having been detected ny
Inspectors iu taking a letter which
VAS addressed a. GeneTieFs nafltnE
and which contained national
bank note for g..
The Indictment also states that
on AufIf . he took letter address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
PROPOSAL is NOT
PRACTICAL

Il Is not believed around the city
hall that the finance committee siil
give much attention 20 the new
proposal Of A = Bowen GO neEo-
tiate the sale Of the new water
bonds aH far a. the proposal is IN
dorftaod 90 carry with IL the con
tract for the construction of the
plant
The charter makes lt imperative
on ths city to lot the work out "a
the lowest bidder. In fact this has
already been done. and the Puget
Sound Bridge 4 Dredging company
has had its check mp for a month or
two n has really been awarded
the contract for the work but IL has
never been officially notified that
its bid has been accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
AT GRANTS TOMB

NEW YORK. May 90 Yesterday
Gen. Kuroh visited the tomb Of
Gen Grant The Japanese general
himself carried the wreath which
he deposited upon the. bier For
several minutes the grey haired
general stood a. the side Of the
aarcophagus with uncovered and
bowed head
In the evening the Japanese so.
cietY OF New York was launched
AZ a luncheon attended not only by
Japanese but also many American
notablos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
AT WORK ON NEW
RESERVOIRS

lds a Jones have begun building
north OF Green Lake where they
have contracts from the city for the
construction 81 two reservoirs a.
part OF the new additions 10 the
water system.
The reservoir upon which they
have begun work wlli be paid for
out nf tho general fund All other
work will have 20 await the sale
OF The water bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
WORK a, ,hs -min..-

Work on the coal lands thls ysar
Wa largely under thh aireetion *
an expert mining snglaeer and con.
Sisted in prospecting the veins and
tyinK them up that ia. showing the
rnistion o. each vein 10 eaeh other
vnlh and determining definitely the
sta for a permanent Nafkiug tua.
eel and bunkeEa We are IN a 20
sitiou 70 take cat any qaantltY %
roai 90 short notice whenever "a.
eilltiaa for transporting Il 10 tide
water are provided The tunnel "a
only one hundred feet shove the
creek level and b. making a cross.
rul three hundred feet - have five
workable veins % AZ fine coal a.
there IL IN the world That millions
of tons % roal are accessible on
these properties no one can doubt
TIRE Withdrawal o. government eeal
ard petroleum lard IN Alaska from
entry by President Roosevelt ear.
rot IN any ~sy affect tire lands
controlled BY thls company"
Clark Davis. organizer and man.
aver q the company. and u r. Har.
riman. secretary. are IN Alaska AZ
present but have been eahisd 70 re-
turn to Seattle Thomas 8 Llppy
president Of the company. left Fri.
day night for the East after having
been interviewed during the day By
a representative u The Star a. b
the status Of the company's coal
holdings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

waterway leading from rrfen bay
into Lake Union has been closed.
in the hope that the bodies viii be
picked W there.
Tnion bay II the most trearher-
OTIS part Of the lake. and is fuli -
currents aud cross currents Beetles
seldom come 10 the surface there.
and many who have been lost IN iis
waters have never been found. Mr..
Yogt. father OF the drowned girl,
was AZ the scene % the accident IN
launch all day yesterday. and
again today. helping drag for ths
bodies
II IL a enrlously sad coincidence
that all three of the drowned SUI
dents are the only children OF their
parents Edith Nogt was a Tradu-
ate Of the Seattle High school. and
widely known in this city.
Glen Jaequeth. who IL the son OF
civil engineer az kmiispel. Mont,
some time ago accidentally shot
and killed his only brother whils
cleaning a gun.
Joseph Goshorn vas the son OF
Robert Goshorn. editor OF the
Kalispei 'Iuferlake."
The canoe from which the party
was drowned Il owned by !. W.
Campbell and Was kept In rack IL,
at the University boNthouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
VENERABLE CRAFT OWNED ~
KING COUNTY ooUs TO TIE
BOTTOM OF LAKE WASHING.
TON 80 WAS RECENTLY cox.
aNgo.

TIE old kirkland ferry boat kinE
County. recently condemned b. the
United States marine inspectors,
early this mofnlnK aank to the bat
torn Of Lake Washington a. her
berth. south 81 LsEehl park. 40
Que 3aa nn board Al the time
Thn old hnik. evidently Nhaken
By yesterdays gale. quieily went 70
the bottom this moruink She II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
DOG eAss CONTINUED.

The case arising out u the con.
troYefsy over the possession Of a
bulldog claimed BY both Mrs 4 9
Chase and Afa. y n sheldon
which Was 70 have been tried in
Justice " r. Georges court this
morning. wsH continued by agree
menf until May %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
POST OFFICE CLERK NOICE
is INDICTED

"a 20 Edith LONG. containing three
silver certificates amounting to s.
aud on the following day two let.
tors. ono addressed to nr Charles
o Leech. containing tao silver Ger.
tif.cafsa Of = erro. and one adj
dressed 20 Maudle Dean Howell.
containing y silver certi4sfa-e and a
national bank note ~ g. each
Tho grand jury uill resume work
Tuesday morning and the remain.
der Of the week mas be consumed.
for Il is understood that a number
~ cases some ~ extraordinary i'm
portanee. are 20 be- taken up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

ABus. o. May The
siancs question was the prin
VIC u ihs Presbyterian Gen.
ansmbly today The assembly
ne negr0 delegates from
ireerland church
sanss Wilson. OF Seattle. pre-
- NJ report Of the Freed
Hareau said The negro
\ te trained rs Christian
I'D A Christian training Is
aaY n solve The problem
ilaon said that the preabg
l'fen nov supports schools
-g over 1900 negroes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
KUROK AT YALE

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 20 =
Gen Ruroki ~ NJ Yale today He
met Secretary Root and the univer,
atty and city officials With = dele.
gallon ~ japanese students All Is
eorted the general and his starr to
The station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

We're ih-~s claims assigned %
the company NHs ASKED ~ Mr.
French
Ne. lhsy Wer~ never assigned.
replied ar. French. The company
hbesver. considered that ths lands
belonged 20 TIRE company until the
rulink Waa made which barred cor
uogatloaA from obtaiuink coal lands
Ia that say
That the small stock holders tn
tha company have not beea told -
the true status 81 the coal lands
supposedly owned b. the company
- shown b. the following attract
from tho annual rsport Of Clark
Davis. vice president and general
manager % the company. under
data 81 Jan. S. 1897 in which hs
uaya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
eUTrE's mAYoRAtry CONTEST

BUTTE. Mont. MAY 20-The
mayoralty contest has ended. Jerry
Mahouey. The defeated Democratic
candidate who brought the contest.
when he saw the mutiiated ballots
and many 30 palpablY fraudulent
that there was no Disgusting the
fact. called the case Off and Mayor
Joseph Corby ia the head Of the
municipal affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
HARVARD BEATS YALE.

Harvard defeated Yale IN the an.
nual dual track meet Saturday By
the score Of saia 10 tsla Har
ward took eight firsts. while Yale
got away with five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
In
COURT ROOM

CHICAGO. May - The attor.
neys 81 Herman Billek. accused Of
The murder OF Hix members Of the
Fkral family. appeared IN court
this morning and admitted that the
family had been murdered but that
their client vas not guilty and they
declared they would produce the
murderer
The statement has caused a great
sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
MAYOR SCHMITZ ASKS
FORCHANGE OF VENUE
MINISTER SPRINGS SURPRISE.



fstar special ~rrytce,i
TACOMA MAJ 90 At the cuurlu-
atan 81 his sermon yesterday mnfn-
Inn Brv a ~ Harnhisri rendered o.
tna congregation 90 tie First ffes
btferinu rhHreh his resignation %
lee pastor n came as n complete
-urBrisa 90 both members and Of
NseHs
The reason FOR hts action Rev.
rarnlIsrl saw ~ an evident ten
deusv on the part ~ many members
Of tie church 70 be content with
comfortably maintaining tho usual
SUNDAY rervtees and e. take no part
fr active city and home missions
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EDITH voGT, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
GIRL. AND JOSEPH GosHoRN AND GLEN
JAcoUETH, STANFORD STUDENTS, MEET
DEATH FROM OVERLOADED CANOE IN
HEAVY GALE.