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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
CORNERSTONE LAID
BY BISHOP HARKINS

The cornerstone OF the new chapel and
schooihouse OF St Matthews parish was
laid by Bishop iIarkIns yesterday after
noon amid all the pomp and ceremony
usually attendant at n celebration Of this
nature IL was an ideal day for tho af-
fair and hundreds OF people from the
French communities throughout the
Blackstone valley gathered around the
site nj the corner Of Tsonsdale avenue
and Dexter street in order to witness the
ceremony.
Preceding the service parade was
held. the whole being brought brought 20
a conclusion by grsud banquet in the
evening at 81. Joseph's hail on Fales
street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
RUSSIA AND
JAPAN HAVE
MADE TREATY

Paris, July 29.-M. Kurino, the Japanese
minister TO this republic is authority for
the following information concerning the
Russo apanese treaty on commerce and
navigation. which was signed yesterday
at St. Petersburg.
The treaty embraces FIVE subjects:
Commercial relations: fishery rights; the
junction OF the Manchurian railroads. the
dellmitation of frontiers. and political re-
lations.
The clause dealing with this last-named
subject is brief and is practically dupli-
cate of the Franco-Japanese agreement
for the maintenance OF the status quo.
NJ. Kurina denies the report that Japan
has ordered two dirigible ballons in Ger
many.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
WERE MARRIED
IN LONDON
THIS MORNING

London. July 29.-Frank Gray Griswold
and Mrs. Josephine Garfield, widow OF A.
Cass Garfield, both of New York were
married at st. Andrews. Westminster.
today. Ambassador Reid and Secretary
Carter OF the embassy were among the
half-dozen friends OF the contracting par
ties present.
The couple will return TO America and
spend their honeymoon at Narragansett
Pier.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
AN EVENING OF BOXING
AT THE STANDARD CLUB

Lovers OF the manly art are in for a
treat on wednesday evening at the box.
ing tournament 20 be held at the stan
dard Athletic club.
There will be three hot preiimlnaries he
fore the main bout between BARLEY Com
lev and Johnnie Carroll is pulled OF. The
latter are pretty evenly matched, and
should put up a battle royal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
NEWPORT'S 400" READY
FOR PRINCE WILLIAM

The date OF one OF the largest enter
tainments which will be given AT New
port for Prince William OF Sweden has
been announced. IL Is Thursday. Aug. %
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish will be the hostess
The entertainment will be a dinner
dance. and all the leading members OF
the summer colony will be invited. The
party will be seated at small tables
which will afterward be removed for the
cOtillon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
VARIOUS LODGES-WILL
KEEP open HOUSE

The Providence lodge OF Elks at their
home on Mathewson street, inaugureted
their old Home Week open house today
and will continue II throagh the week.
from 10 n. m. until midnight
This was also true OF Westminster lodge.
No a. l. q. O. r., at their headquarters
I'm Columbia hall. while the British club OF
Rhode Island. at 1852 Weybosset street,
and the knights of Columbus at Room r.,
Dorian hotel. will receive their members
and friends at o'clock tonight
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
BODY OF DROWNED BOY
RECOVERED FROM RIVER

The body Of william Kennedy. the IL
years-old boy who was drowned In the
sekonk river last Friday, was recovered
Yesterday morning by Joseph Walters OF
a07 TNoclcwotton street. who had been
dragging for the body almost continually
since the lad was drowned. A medical
examiner ordered the body turned over
to T. F. Monahan, undertaken. to prepare
IL for burial
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
CAR PASSENGERS
SLIGHTLY INJURED

Michael Murray. aged H. who lives at
e5 East gorge street, last night jumped
from a moving car at Ives and Tockwot-
Ton streets. and was hurled to the ground.
As a result one OF his collar bones was
broken. and he was attended 10 at the
Rhode Island hospital.
avenue. while alighting from car at
Gladstone avenue and Smith streets last
evening. slipped and was painfully IN
iured about the right leg. lie was assist
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
Mrs. Taft Is Improved

NiTbnTv. NaFs, July IA slight i'm
nrovennsnt vas reported today by the
physicians who are attending Mrs Louisa
N. Taft. the aged mother 81 Secretary of
war William VI. Taft Mrs Taft has been
seriously IN in this town for several DAYS.
ard her sons have been notihed OF her
condition,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
MUST LEAVE CITY

One hundred and ten persons were ar
rested In this city during the "a hours
ending at o'clock yesterday morning. OF
which number % were regarded as sus-
picious persons. and will he ordered to
leave the city. and ~ were taken into
custody for drunkenness
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
AUTOMOBILE DAMAGED
BY STRIKING A POLE

An automobile. occupied by Frederick s.
Rocks. crashed into pole at Elmwood
avenue and Carter streets, while II was
being turned TO avaid n collision with a
street car. and the machine was badly
damaged. The occuponts escaped injury
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
Children Dead in Bin

South windsor. Conn, July - Eta and
Frank Prior. n years old and years OLD
respectively. and the children of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank n. Prior. were found dead In
grain ban on the farm OF Henry Pease.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-29
College Man Drowned

Buffalo ~. Y. July 2e.-H. J. Keith
Willoughbv. a Junior ~ Trinity college.
was drowned In Georgian bay last Fri
dsy. His body was brought here yes-
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
Office Of Clerk Hopkins Was Wrecked by Dynamite
Last Night, But No Cash Was Secured Apparently
Work Of Amateurs.

shut off entirely. An attempt had
becni made 20 pry this door out,
but failed, and, an the robbers were
evidently afraid TO use a second
charge. they decamped without
even reaching the cash drawer.
An office desk, which stood about
five feet distant from the safe, was
blown entirely 20 pieces. the plas-
ter on the ceiling wag cracked. and
piece Of cement from the door
was blown through the window out
into the street. The other fixtures
In ,Ae office were considerably dis
arranged
So far as can be learned, no one
heard the explosion II ~ thought
that entrance 20 the building Was
gained about O'Clock. for an cleo
trio clock on the wall stopped az
is minutes past o'clock. probably
from the force Of the explosion.
Clerk Hopkins says there was
nothing Of value In the safe. as the
court money II kept on deposit In
a local bank
The police have obtained no ciew
10 the persons who tried the rob
berry. but the detectives are still at
work and expect 10 have the men
under arrest within a short time.
Il hey remain In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

Burglars blew open the safe in
the office OF Clerk Hopkins. ia the
federal court building. AT Fourth
az and Marion IT., early this morn
ing. but secured nothing for their
pains. The attempted robbery was
discovered when the employees
reached the office about o'clock,
and the police were Immediately
notified. Detectives CLARK and Cor.
bett investigated the case and say
II was the work Of amateurs
II ~ supposed that the men gain.
ed an entrance 10 the office through
window from the alley. There
was nothing which would prevent
access 10 the office. as oniy ordl.
nary locks are placed ON the doors
and windows
The men who cracked the wfe
were evidently inexperienced. kbr
they used too heavy a charge. The
knob 20 the combination wss first
knocked OFF. probably with n heavy
aledge. and then dynamite was in
serted In the space occupied by
the knob
The explosion was terrific. One
Of the outer safe doors was blown
entirely of aud an inner door WAS
bulged inward. wedglng IL IN 80 tight
that access 10 the money box was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
five YEARS FOR GLASS
AT San QUENTIN

! feel wiil be- both just and fair
under al the circumstances.
Louis Glass. u ia the judgment
~ The Law aud the sentence 81
the court that you be confined IN
the state prison ~ the state u
California AZ San Quentin for the
term Of five years
For some moments after the pass.
tng uf sentence. Glass stood hH II
stunned Attorney Dclmaa arose
and warmly 9fasped him By the
hand and uttered few words 81
elinef.
The sentencing Of Glass ~ this
ilfar means The end Of the fiEht
aKalnss him. and he viii never have
70 Ntnnd trial upon the other Ia.
giicinrnis returned AGAINST him
4aa The district attorney intended
iaMeCuting him uIun che other
esurfa. sentence would have been
DELAYED until after eanvicflun had
laacn secured upon ihe others A.
L nos stands. be could be- Hcnienc.
"a % q 40 longer term should be
b. cuhylrtrd upon each Of the other
Indictments
Glass - the first n che higher
up % be sentenced and the prose.
tusion now declares that AN viii BE-
ninln sailing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. A.
louis oiaka. vice president Of the
Pacific States Telephone & Tele.
graph company. convicted last week
OF hasina br4hea supervisors 20
vote against the granting % . fran.
ehiee 70 the Horne Telephone com.
pany. was today sentenced 70 five
years Imprisonment IN San Quentin
BY Judge Ls~icr.
Pale aud worn hooking. bat stan
possessed of his rsmafkahin Iron
viii, Glass ni0od up before few
dozen spectators to hear the words
that spelled his doom without a
CULVER.
The one sensational feature II
the proceedings waa ahen. luai b.
fore scnisnco wua pronounced. Glass
declared his entlfe innocence of
the charge upon which Sc had beer
convicted
Wheu court opgned. huf a rem
nAnt OF the Eyeas shrunE which had
followed the trial throughout ita
course sat hnddind Ia the chilly
tenpie Glass aat Va his aecuafom
I'd place. uefSouaiy iinKilnR some
silver. and engaged IN An EARNEST
conversation wifh Attorney nrlmaa
When Judge iAwloF entered the
court room. Glass Nas ordered 10
stand up while ne usual review ~
the case waH hsinF made
louis 0i&sa. q jury Of YouF owu
selection has returned the fnilnW
ms verdict We the jufY. find the
defendant guilty as charged H.
there any reason why Judgment
should mol nov ~ impasedf On
CURED Iadge L.awlof.
Glass attorney stepncd forward
and announced that he would ASK
Tor a rev trial upon four grounds
he declared that the ceurt had mis-.
directed the iury IN regard 70 mat.
tiers II iaw that the cnaft had err.
Cd In decisions In regard 20 the lac
also that she verdict waN contrasy
to the iaw aud 20 the evidence
Motion 10 Denied.
After a slight delay this motion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
family Officials Rdcule Statement Thai Assessment
Has Anything to Do With Plans---Say Morans
Want Cheaper Site and More Land.

" found close 60 the center OF large
cities. The Union Iron works in
san Francisco ~ an example az
large plants seeking locations some
distance from the center OF LARGE
cities.
Plan Second Pullman.
County Auditor James +. Agnew
said;
The Merana want 60 establish
sort 81 a Pullman They want to
SO Far enough out TO suitable
location. where they can get
thousand Acrea or mere for a small
fraction Of the sum they can realize
for their land here. build a new
plant larger than their present one.
build cottages for their employees
To live In. and sell them ON pas.
menis, and thus profit AZ both ends
Tho tax dodge T. for the guluhlc
part 81 the public
County Commissioner c. l.. Peck
inghnm said.
The Morans want 10 move their
plant a. the country for the same
reasons that livery stables are not
found ca Second ay. between Yes.
Ter and rike~thc land Is too vaiu.
able. They can rcaliHe q couple
OF millions Tor their present aite
With that they can buy a site of
a thousand acres IN the country
and have a large sum left to az.
tend their plant Large mannfar.
turing establishments arc not usual
" found ncar the center ~ large
cities, either here or ln the east.
The tax dodge Is ridiculous.
Mayor Moore said
know nothing a. "a whether
the assessments that have been
made on such classes ~ property
are Just or nulaNs. having been
away from the city. but l 90 not
think that any assessment should
be imposed on ans improvements
or factories which would tend 10
discourage them and compel them
90 seek locations elsewhere
Az 20 the Moran plant. Under.
stand that a great many concca
Hions have been made to ll~by the
city IN times past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
B0RAH DEMANDS
A QUICK TRIAL

grand jury. charging conspiracy TO
defraud the government Ia coDnee-
ton with securing valuable timber
lands fr the Barber Lumber com
pany. Of which Borah vas attorney
az the time OF the transaction Sen
ator BoTah demanded an immediate
trial and was given assurance that
there viii be no delay. Borah an
nounced that there would be no mo-
tons 10 quash. etc
NJ c. Burch. Of Denver. and S. n.
Rush. Of Omaha. special assistants
10 the attorney general. have been
sent here by the department Of
justice 20 represent the government
IN the norah ease They viii re-
lieve District Attorney Ruick. ow-
ing 20 the charge made By Horah
that Kuiek's personal eumity to-
ward him was responsible for the
finding OF the Indictment Ruick
ia TO act In an advisory capacity
only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

countrymen do In Japan or course
the government realized thai the
California hoodlnma were rcaponais
bic for the outbreak. bat had it ~
uumed more serious proportions 4
serious breach might have result.
cd
The Japanese statesmana visit
viii decide lapann appropriation
toward the A ~. exposition.
Ira 4 NadeAu. John " McGfaW
and Josiah Collins called Oh Nd
iuhii this afternoon. after which he
was shown the city by the JaDaucre
association Tonlght the Chamber
Of Commerce will banquet Mr. Ishii.
Only the trustees ~ the ehambef
representatives OF the A+f.P fair
and ten leading local Japanese Nor.
chants viii attend September 7
Mr lshli viii attend the reception
a Secretary TAFT AZ Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
10y United Press.)

BOISE. idaho. Sept i-The Grim.
lnal docket Of the district court has
been entirely cleared by Judge
Wood. to make way for the trial
OF George Petiibone. set for October
J. bat poAiponement may be
necessary because Of Steve Adams
trial Ia north Idaho, and the trial
uf senator Borah In the federal
court here for alleged timber land
frauds
In case 81 conviction Of Senator
horah. tbe state viii be In a guam
dairy. as Horah il the main stay
~ the prosecution In the Western
Federation cases II n believed
that conviction Of Borah will
mean the dropping Of the Pestibone
and Meyer cases
iiorAh has been served with a
copy 81 the indictment returned
against him IN April BY the federal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
MOVE OF MORAN PLANT
NOT DUE TO TAXATION
SEATTLE CONSIDERED MOST
FRIENDLY TO JAPAN

Seattle IL considered the most
friendly city toward the Japanese In
the United statea said Mr.. klku.
iiso lahii. chief Of the bureau OF
commerce 81 Japan. shortly after
he arrived here this morning. ne.
eompanicd By Acting Connul Mat.
snhara ct San franeiaco.
u feel right at homo here" he
added
Questioned as Go Japana atti.
tude toward San Francisco az the
Time % The race riots there. Mr.
lshli replied that the taik OF ao
tioou breach IN the diplomatic re-.
lations between tho Two eauntfies
vas nnwafrantcd.
All our countrymsn ask IN the
United States Is the rirht 81 any
other alien. said Mr. lshll I'VE
want selfprotcctlon. Just A. your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
HERE IS WHERE SECRETARY ROOT IS DOING STUNTS

put him through a series Of PAGES
which tried his strength severely at
first. bat the secretary got so that
he liked the life inside Of "a hours.
To bed az . and up az agrees
with him. and the baths, walks and
rides. which must be taken whether
he wants them or not, are rapidly
getting him into shape again.
Five.mile walks on light break.
fast are something 20 which Seere-
tafy Root. 80 long a cliff dweller in
the city, has never been used TO.
and he has discovered a whole lot
Of muscles he never knew he pos
sessed before When once he gets
back 20 Washington he will dig
holes in Pennsylvania with his Wig.
Orous heels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
SAYS HE WAS
ROBBED

Claiming that he was assaulted
and robbed OF t8s Ia the Whale "a.
loon Ia the south end Of the city
last night, A swanson complained
at police headquarters this morn.
inE Swnnryn could not give the
pelice the particulars of the rob
hefy and Il ~ the opinion Of those
who Investigated the case that he
simply got into a fight aud man.
ATed 20 lose the money
During the night the police NJ.
rested Duncan Campbell on nus.
pirion Of being the man who en-
gagged Ia the fight with Swanson.
but he dia not have the amount of
money ON hsu person that Swanson
claims to have lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

the passengers saw what was
wrong. you bet they we're thgnkful.
But We had no time The en-.
glneer said a freight was due IN q
couple Of minutes. an then we
hlked Il over 10 the other end Of the
bridge and stopped IL
Well. that's all there was TO Il,
until tho other dag the railroad
company sent me and Charlie each
g. for aaWn those trains We spent
the money 10 about two days. We
don't want money We want med.
ais for that. Don't you think it's
worth ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

fsoattle Star Exclusive serviee.)
WHITE PLAINS. ~ Y. Sept.
Secretary Of state Elihu Root.
who was all tn. down and out
after hia sensational interview with
President Roosevelt, when he was
informed that NO quarter would be
shown the blk trusts IL rapidly i'm.
proving here under the care Of
HHHly" Muldoon. the woilknown
trainer.
when he arrived here Secretary
Root was on the verge Of "A nerv'
GUS breakdown He was pale. bis
features were drawn and he appear
ga almost feeble. In strong contrast
10 his usually vigorous appearance.
Muldoon GO once commenced TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
SWIMMING CONTESTS ARE
RECEIVING SUPPORT

Merchants 81 The city have come
forward generously TO support The
water carnival to be held 90 The
Luna park uataiorium. September
~. ~. ~ and rs. BY donating prizes
for the winner OF the various races
and polo Famea These prizes were
today placed on exhibition IN the
window Of Lees drug store. I'm the
Alaska building
The first call for swimmers 10
represent the Seattle Athletic club
In the carnival was responded To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
SEEKS DIVORCE
AND PROPERTY

Ma isa May Hoady has sued
hor husband. Charles L. Heady, for
q divorce on the grounds Of cruel
and abusive treatment
licady a the owner Of The barber
nhnn and baths in the Maynard
bAildins. formerly the Dexter llor
ton building. one Of the best known
establishments Of ita Kind Ia the
CITY,
sita lieady asks te have all the
community real estate valued a.
about 5000 given 60 her for the
support OF hcrnelf and her chill.
dfon Sire also asss for si150 20
be- paid to her ON June rs, 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
S APIECE FOR BOYS WHO
Save EXCURSION TRAIN

negle station. The horses legs
soon vent through the tfestie. IeAv.
Ina the animals and wrecked wagon
on the rails. No others wcre az the
station and aAw the obstacles on
the tracks except the boys.
Z knew the train was comm In
less than two minutes. said Tom
my Shay. AN ~ my father works
on the road knows what to DO I
runs back 70 the station and climbs
a switch pole 20 feet high and pull.
ed Oft a red llEht. Charlie helped
me. and Ne hiked across the trpatie
with Il and got 200 feet beyond
when the excursion train comes In
sight L stopped All right, and when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
NEW MILLS PROPOSED.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept A.
As--a result Of the immediate pros
pcct ~ railroad building by the
Milwaukee and Union Pacific roads
in this county. the Seauin Shingle
and Lumber Co. has begun to build
a bis lumber yard az Quilcene.
George Stufrock and ] n. Mum
have also completed plans for the
erection 81 a sawmill near Discoy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

Fedal@ ''' 'N' H'iV
~ II
mats The way little il-yearold
.e'nny Shay. Of Carnegie. talked.
' ~asA asked how be waa satisfied
~. me reward ~ the Wabash
tasH'iIoad Co. which paid him aud
~ eoiapaniou. Charley Allen. each
y 'ef saving two trains from being
Ftsehed at Carnegie
me TWO boys we're ai the station
see an excursion train 10 hy.
@neh they saw q runaway team
! s'9 ,k heavy wagon start over
ie''le 800 feet long near Car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
NOT Able TO
TURN OUT

because Of thu crowded condi.
items az the broadway high school
building. the football team can not
turn out for practice this week as
planned. Candidates Tor the eleven
are anxious % begin training. bat
cannot find a room In which 10
held the necessary athletic aasocla.
tion feeeilux before turning out
New Jerseys and soeks as well a.
other new football supplies are on
kapd aud q nearly complete sehed
die II games has been made The
date set for the first turnout Is
Monday 81 next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04

last evening at the club swimming
tank b. about l6 swimmers Direct
ed by Tom Mcdonald. physical a..
rector. and Mr. Hurst one OF the
best professional aWimuefs IN the
country. these started preliminary
practice They viii meet again ihia
evening az $40 o'clock
Mr. Rannlnger. swimming 10
structor u the Luna park uataior.
ium. Is In Vancouver Co got 10.
Eether a good team 90 represent
that city in tho carnival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
STEAMER HELPS
SMALLER CRAFT

The oil steamer W = Porter
left the sound yesterday for San
Francisco. ga route south from a
irip 10 Alanhn. Of a cargo az &c..
200 barrels Of oil. $4,000 barrels
anue discharged On the sound and
the remainder At Nome and s.
Michael
Northbound. tho veasoi which u
IN command ~ Capt Macdonald
sighted small craft ia Distress
and heiuE blown out 20 sea for
Waui 81 Asal The Porter assiaicd
the SIN ef craft Rough weather
IL reported By the Porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
COURTS TO JUDGE
ASSESSMENTS

NJ ~ Lytsr. attorney for the
Moran hfUs- company. has also an.
nounced he Intention u having the
assessment on The cumpanys plant
reviewed ~ the courts
b. r. elise. attorney f1r the Sc
attic Lighting Co. has not vet an.
nouneed the Intention OF that com.
pany. bat the general Impression
II that u the Seattle Electric Go.
asks Tor a judicial review Of isA
assessment. all tbs corporations
wiii bold back ~ith their taxes un.
III that case 8 decided BY the high.
est court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
RECEIVER is
ASKED FOR

.. W MacCormack. ~ The cun.
tfActinr nfm ~ v 4 Cannon 4 Co
hhN Supplied % che superior court
lar recsiyer Tor the firm. which
h composed Of p T. Cannon and
che ulaluilff
Al Injunction j. asked eniuluinE
Secretary Reuben " Jones q the
arhool board. ana the owners oi
Luna Park from paving 20 tAe de-.
fendaut Cannon or any one repre-
scBiinR him any money due the
firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-04
1oh.Y SHAY AND CHARLEY
ALIEN SAVE HUNDREDS OF
LIVES AND TWO TRAINS
ThEy WANT MEDALS. NOT
noNEv.

lssztils Stars Exclusive ssrslce.l
HTTsBURG. Pa. Sept. a-~FIve
deslars ain't nuthln We want
aisaAis ior sssin' those trains:
naneihia Ee Kin keep. an pin on
sQi Coats an show the other fellers
NY brave We vere. O coFSe. the
lasssnzsrs thanked Us for savin'
shsT Asss. but We don't want any