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v,s,,ius cards printed " 'his Office.
Js,ues 81. lonn Of Hutchinson Ia wilt.
Ing friends IN Dodge City.
Storage rroia for stoves Tor The summer.
Phone o.. Hurnett Bros u
fr Irwin npresentiDg the c. K & N.
Coxl OM. IT wichita, Wa In ihe city
Tu~sasv, ess
whr~ you wan, first class da'rv burIer
Pm ne ". i Burnett B""
IF Dawson. who Ia VIII kuown In
this CITY, ss purchased y R,'- residence
On ap'l"l hin IN Denver
FOR SALE--Several good work b"r-es
sis. some Im'd drivers viii sell on
siu~ ser y. Il. Young.
Mr.. Je,t Wife OF the Rick Island
agent ar Pratt ksnsas, w~s called 10 this
city Ix,t week IN account of the illUess "
her slster, VIM re.ides ln the C"uutry
HOUSE FOk SAL.-Sevfh ioom boase,
%. io,n ysid with lava, bsrn, s'al she'd.
cor.sll AM Ut bu,ldIogs. U Z. Jones,
eslsphone aSs Fttg~.gf
George ". Davis has sold out hts shoe
busiup.s l"catrd Ia, the south part Of
Hean Carey's repair sh"p, u Maj"r
MsiloDee who is . nrst class sepkInxn.
Nj Davis ~ now employed III the SAn.a
fe d~pd
Tennyson's "Enoch Arden'' was pre-
sen,ed "Wednesday evening vt ta,e Pfesby-
ter,an church BY M,ss Edith UUsd"n Niles,
befprs large xudtence. She Was ac-
conpan,ed ul the plane By Miss Jessie
Irwin whu rendered In MI easy IN aner,
the beautiful music Of S,swi 9. Nearly
everyone knows the story VI this great
Doem nnd much interc< wxs shown IN
ats interpretation tn tile evening. The
eutsraiplneui wHs given aIarr the aus
pices OF The SANTA Fc Conpany
"Dr. Jekylland Mr. Byde" WAS pre-
ssnged at The Opera hoa.s lsst night be.
fore q small audience, with D. =. Redaeid
- a - i. .a.t. - Ma Yl.SAsa.aA 49,. v,a@s,
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Bicycle aud general repairing n l..
Carey. bib
Mr.. and Mrs. y. kennrdy left Tuesday
for MnneOis. wh+rS Mr. k+nhedy will
assume charge of the Christian churcl,
thsr~ As ni"i-ter.
Mrs. Krinerf, wife Of Louis R-'nert,
a-s-.-,'r II U"nc"ti township. WAS taken
very .lck last week aud N Reinert hrs
appninrd depu ~ Auhh the as.e-s
nrnt wort ot uis township.
See us when you want -four or feed.
IL Burnett Bros.
| Kar1 Kumm.i . retiring farmer "f Ford
cuuniy m"vrd 70 His city las' Mcnda,,
frO@ ihe ndth part Ut the county, He N
reeiing Y house IN the exst part of town
" present but rxptcts to build svon.
An,me having eresm b,Ni'es from
Surgeons store will please stSurn them st
Oncs aud UbIixe II
Wednesday was the reRuIar coatesl dss
| a. the Land Ofii,e xnd Il II Z notable fact
that this is the first tue 10 years ther-
has bern No trial, must VI The cases hsv.
ing been continued un,A the next rsgu
lar contes day r
The GLOBE. .RSPURICAS's telephoae
number Is "a. Csh up the Office II you
have news iteln
Henry Stein and Joe Boyd from Bacs
county, Colorado, afe here this week
shipping their st.ck 10 colorado, where
Mr.. stein has bought u 1000 are ranch
located one sBd one half miles froui
Springfield, the county seat of Bacs
county.
F0R SALE-B,af Orpington eggs, 81 on
for setting Of 10 eggs. ID. y. Moore,
phone 800 0 - iines. o.
- ine "oly o' ~" 'n Au0''ooes. 10
"'se' '"e ,'''e "' '"'oae' 10 'o'u " 'a0A
LilIis Nc follows: ut Is Uhly given wheU
IN sucioneer hss ofisd one hundred sales
% oeen 10 ''a'p's's ona'ss :" R1eA'
sac " 0'ood''a s'ocA' 'acA c'A'm' 'na'
toe "''s ~ spsa'e' 20 suc''ones's Su'e
CAFES INC !e.m asspP''oo ~ military CIR
.... c's. sacA nus sA'Deo 'ns "''o OV oO'n
' ..s.
Sure 10 please You are Invited % call
and look over our stock VI go-carts and
baby carriages. Prices s. oO to s20 w
ohS so'n"e s'o's' 7"
| Harry (. Snyder completed hls ara
term Of school April 10. In district Is
The closiog day was observed by an sp
pre- pirate, program. MIR. ssydsr has had
isood sucoesa n All, work ana ha. ws,p
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ash psid for eggs ut Blu nett Bros. i
!. Rpbhsr s,smps, ,badges, ETC First docr
soulh vf rink. .,ss .sl.tp 6l5
Z julien Hulpieu % ssslstsng xtthe Pan
,orium In the place Of Z. 0oodall.
II yoa need anythIog in optical good'
se P. Il. Young, the graduate optlclan.
p. H Young and q \ Beeson wen,
to wlchits to attend = MAsouic meeting
on Wednesday.
For SALE--The Burrell roomIng house,
furnished. Or will cell furniture ard
~pt the house. Military Avenue. Ssm'l
Busrsii VI
Lawrence @. MeaIrs Ia out 10 the co'ir .
rry this week on Tho Forrest Wesgley
plxce near Duck Creek, "educatiug" some
fine bronchos.
a ms'I'aSs ''0sn.e WIS 'u '''1 Wv. ~ so,s 80 -
r'.oI r. , W .,,s"" Sa, :. s'.,.a.. % ..a rv. n
,,,''s'.. u,us.' ). :, ~" n..ss,...s x.n...
''o' o
A brofhsr Of z N. slocam was here
THIS seek Ison kA'a v's.'
dc tn'nks 'he iand " sa.s ccpa'y s1ku' ..'
IL Asli very fsss 81 sne pt'oes aAAsa so' ~
Nine io,s for sale, three b,oeAs west es
Carnegie lAbrssy Sidewalk ls bpils.
water on stree. BiIldiDg res,riciIons
Easy psymea,sa Apply, 70 2. q Yoang
and z. Il. Ballsu. a1s ~ q
-.-..........-..... =, /.
o.'e o''.s~' ~. - ~. :. ..-,
lo'.Ns 80 =. .....,. 80 s..-,.s., !.
.np'oyeu - - ~, -. r....,. a.. . -.
l-'. !. .s., -.
! .'''a ~ ss''9'sv so''9'sv '''s Tsa'-
.wAsrsD-Gist who desIrssso assist In
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The Dodge City band has . elass o.
Eve elaunet players snd one tHxsphobe
working now to be In shape to play 10
the band this summer, aaAn nshg. win
make a. valuable sddI,iop 10 the band
the number vii be increased, too. 10 1
short time. and she band lsill probably
have ten Of Twelve reed instruments.
There are as present twenty -AvS men ID
th. Rand..ss, 81 sSs4 'sa' .eeias9@ =
+ ThsKansss' 'CRy & Dsnsss Telephone
Company has sixty men as work exishd4
log their telephone line across ne county
on the township llhs bstweeh townships
s5 and 10 They are completing three
miles per dag and will Anish tnelr work
In Ford county about the middle Of next
week. Connections will be- made with
the Dodge City switch board 10 q short
line running north from the city
Mrs. I'd. Bowen left "wednesday for
Denver, Colo., where che will remain q
few days with Mrs. Henderson Baird,
who has been very III. Mrs Baird 4 ,re-
coverlls slowly but will be- taken to a
hospital In Of or 10 receive the more
careful attention Of nurses and doctors.
Mrs. noEsA WIN issiRh u ! ieW days, q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
PL UNDERBUND WAGED WAR
ON CITY'S water SYSTEM
With Assistance Of City Comptroller Parry The Enemies Of Municipal Enterprises
Succeeded for Long Time Preventing the Building Of the Cedar River
Water System-JOe Smith Resumes His Interesting Historical Narrative

Smith his Of
and observa
INSTALL
m
from March
of financing the
n consolidated punderbund Mr.
ntoth both official
n o 0
how
and outstanding
o had in
ne Of aymg he edar rive main
81 public and
o a comptroller and under
In
off Mr.
favorable
bonds
the nsuuion o &c city plant
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The foregoing letter Illustrates to
shat extent the people q Seattle
are moved BY the exposure In The
star Of The methods Of the produces
combine
The exposure comes AZ a time
~hsn living has become a problem
to The waKe Garner. when the a.
sraae salary provides for little
more than a bare living. when the
margin for savings r. wiped awaY
and no outlook Is ieft but that u q
Ilfe time 81 toll he return for the
necessities which sustain life
While the cost o. living has III
creased greatly throughout the
county the cost % living In Seattle
il out Of proportion 70 the cost Of
living in other cities the same size.
While there lH legitimate cause for
charging more In Seattle for goods
shipped from the east than is
charged ia eastern cities. the same
does not hold true Of food products
which are produced In this section
Of the country.
Yet the produce 1t the state Of
Washington. the food upon which
the people should depend to reduce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

A SECRET
VICTIMS OF cAPstZtNo ON
LAKE WASHINGTON REFUSE
TO TULL TRUTH ABOUT The
AFFAIR.

Mr. Archibald Myers. . salesman
Tor John Davis a Co. Mr. Howard
II Lewis. Dr.. OF Howard " Lowls
a Sons. and several other young
men, all members Of a boating
party on Lake Washington sunday
we're involved In al accident which
preciuitAfcd two OF more members
of the party into the lake aud left
them there until they Nere rescued
b. The steamer Cyrene.
Every person known 20 have seen
the accident refused this morrins
10 tell the truth about the affair.
and AZ the victims got away from
Ieachi parg without telling their
names the exact facts Of the &c
eideut are stili a profound secret
II IL rnmored that two young
men 81 the party we're In the water
over an hour. cllnging % an over
turned canoe The captain ~ The
Cyronc. who picked them up. asked
no questions
SIR Myers admitted that an acct
dent had occurred when seen today.
cut refused to tell the facts cf the
case. aa did other parties whom
he referred the reporter to.
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the cost % living. sold on the same
basis ~ price aa the products which
are shipped aerusa the continent
Vegetables and ffulgs which should
BE- tho mainNtnY Of life during tbs
summer months. Which should b.
cheap and plsatlfal a. 40 offset 10
the food atuffn which bear the ia
creased tariff II shipment from the
east. are held By the food combine
al prices which make m0et farm
products among thn Injuries on the
tables % the worhiuEmsn
A striking example ~ the work
Of the food combine l. the fact
thar the apples. produced BY mil
Hons Ia tho state Of Washington.
are sold To The consumer NJ proe-
tlcaily the same prices as the OF
anges shipped in from California
at higher prices than the bananas
ahipped from the far south.
Not only Seattle. but every town
~ DiEe IN she state Of Washington
IA ia the grip u q food trust The
state % thoroughly organized. 40
thoroughly organized In fact. that
man who follows the business Of
organizing associations among the
purveyora ri food products told the
preventative OF The Star that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
WHAT ARE THE
PEOPLE GOING
TO DO ABOUT ~?

Editor
IL a
a o
may make a NOR money by less wok s.
o the a
the 5 o
the
nand all his
small
sells
wts5any
our o ava nd reeov o IL
Aga wayshav II we
and IL the than
the
0 dunn and
hoping will fight for Of conduct which
is
public bneiae the
the hpfso public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

Suicide due 10 knowledge that
he was loosing his reason through
an attack OF paresls. Is the solu-
ton of the mystery connected with
the death of Gustavus Adolphus
schoening. whose body was found
floating in Elliott Bay. near the
foot OF Madison 81. yesterday.
SchoeuinE was taking a special
course in mining, engineering and
mechanics at the state university,
paying his expenses by doing jan.
itor work. Hard work was bring
Ing on the attack Of paresis. lie
had been at the university for two
years
lie was aware OF his affliction
and was advised by J. A. bern.
hard. steward at the university,
to visit his uncle at Martinez, Cal.
the only relative he had in this
country. aud rest for the summer.
Bernhard accompanied Schoen-
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BOISE. Idaho June 2i-Attornoy
Darrow. for the defense, began his
address In the Haywood trial this
morning. The cxoriation Of Orchard
was most bitter
Attorney Darrow stated that
there was absolutely no doubt as
to the real murderer OF the late
Gov steunenberg. and he cannot
hide behind Haywood
We will show. continued Oar
row. that the murder OF Steuuen-
berg was the result Of revenge,
aud was not aotuated by anything
that Mr.. Haywood said OF by any
Influence Of the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners.
This aelfcoufessed murderer
whose crimes have shocked all was
never q friend Of Hay wood lie
was most intimate With the detect
ives and mine owners.
Being a miner. and evidently ap-
bearing up against II for various
reasons. he was helped by tho min
cra' federation Now this human
wretth. with HIS hands STEPPED IN
blood, - 4rying TO save his own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

A., are known 90 - dead anf
i -. or more % persons are y
i Tacoma hospitals N nor
i - critical condition as the ~
: a the eollagsiug Of ; boar
e Il s,ones l&udiuE. which Is b
- SEATTLE and Tacoma. Jester
|ss afferucon,
Isl K rot known whether or NOT
L. - Of drowned Is conplgte
- NAV have been nasee0mpa
Es.l perpous Who wwut down %
&c graves with ne enc 10 miss
~.
zsreh Is being carried On to-day
- T~saiied In the finding 81
= sosiss this moruiug Two Nere
|-@sered lsst night Those known
+ ~ lost thslF lives 10 the fFixht.
/ 4 rsshsp are Agnes Peterson. -.
IL oberg Edi,h Oilers and a man
-asTea 10 b. Peter Wheaior. a
xs~kern Pacific engineer.
rhese vine Were Drowned.
lues Peterson - the ie-Yearold
saAssr Of Peter Felefson, 4 Ia
- business uan residing ON
ksa Her unconscious form Nas
- floating By others strukkiing
s IL water. and several attempts
- made % save her. buf all "a
) anal she vas pulled from the
s,.<r After life had been sinoth.
~ sfum her fraii foFm
rse nnst terrible weight of the
sAxrsr falls on the family Of Fred
Nerx % 1914 South first ct Ia
So Ealth 0befg. aged u. aud
ri. agsd 4. went aoNn IN sight
Z thslr father and mother who
~ heir two other childfea. were
xrzzglinE In the water II u
ssrse Tat Mrs. Oberx and one OF
81 II The other childFen may die
: he result Of the exposure aud
y efush
Peter whesiog. aged ss VAS an
ztasef on the Northern Pacific
zIFoad while the BODY OF the
sgxn@a man has not been poal.
ssssY Identified as W7heal0F. Il IL
Asxkf thar Il vii prove to he the
wpss Of the engineer.
Al Tscons People.
re dead and injured we're All
itcnma people. who we're about to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
mock GOkEAPSES
AND FOUR HRO WV

bruised and seriously hurt by fall
Ing tlmhera. and IN tho crush of
humanity that fell when the alp
gave way.
oaly praise 10 given the Mnlino.
mRh'a officers aud crew Coroner
Carroll and the Pierce county cor.
ouer were both on the ground this
morning The bodies have been
taken TO Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
BY Joe smith.

when Honest John RiplInger,
In January 1885. became chief clerk
In the city comptrollers office IN
der Comptroller VIII a. Parry be
found the city In the throes Of TIE
tremendous task OF financing and
the Cedar River water
syatem. This was being done In the
face Of the powerful and persistent.
though secret and undermined. Or
posltlon Of certain strong financial
interests which hoped 70 come
again into control OF the water
system a. a private. tribute-taking
corporate enterprise. IN that oppa-
sitlon those Interests were greatly
aided hy the attitude Of Comptroller
Parry towards the undertaking. ~
they we're aided In later years b
the attitude towards Il Of his sue
eektora Frank Paul and Mr Rip
lingsr himself
Especially vas the inslduoua OF
position o. Mr. Parry a serious OBJ
siaole With conspicuous ability
Mr. Parry mastered every detail Of
the eify's finances during q period
when there Was no other man N
the city hall who took the pains 70
DO 50. thereby coming 10 be looked
upon aa the chief financial advisor
Of the municipality Mayor Humes.
especially. knowing little OF munic
ipal finances and caring less. came
more and more TO depend upon Mr.
Parry for advice and guidance IN
such matters. TIE same was true.
for the most part. OF members OF
the eitY council
Mr. Parry PesEinllstie.
Commanding this confidence Mr.
Parry. IN his annual reports from
year to year. and In his more frc-
qusut meetings and conferences
with the finance committee and
members 81 the council. took a
very peaaimlstic view Of the city 4
finances frequently emphasizing
the fact that the city was already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
A MAN WITH A FAMILY.

there l. no work FOR him "a do In
the state ~ Washington After
few aaYp in Seattle. he has found
cut fsos Thoroughly the cts and
state az organized and - ready 10
sea anolhsr field for bis wora
TIE people are not helpless to
reHedy thlH condition. however.
fhe common law 10 IN force in the
state Of Washington through lssls-
Iastse enact meut Combinations Ia
re02 alns af trade are In direct Yio-
lalassn 81 common law aud peIHona
euae Eiux ln them are guilty Of fel-
oas and liable to prosecution aud
punishm.nt
Tae abuse IL one which can Be
reached By procedure through the
office Of The prosecuting attorney
through investigation and indict-
meat b a local grand jury. or
through similar action by a federal
grand Jury. The law has come
do9a from old English practice
II aas been invoked many times
both In England and the United
staes. Il II an effective weapon
in The hands Of the people a. break
mp not only The produce dealers aud
grocers' trusts bat every other
combination In restraint Of trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
ORCHARD IS GIVEN
A BITTER SCORING

"The federation was born right
in the cells below you continued
barrow.
1T was born while I'D Buycc
and other leaders we're held there
as prisoners.
"Hawiey. now the chief counsel
for the state. Was the first attor.
ncy.
The purpose was 10 organize
the men for the benefit OF the
worldngman. their widows and
orphans
THE union has been Interested
In passing the eight hour law In
Montana, Utah aud Colorado. lt
has hired lawyers 10 defend H. and
has tried 10 elect Judges who look
upon the laws from their stand
point II took an interest In poll
ties. but never entered into criminal
conspiracy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
AEADLESS BODY IS
FOUND

tured several suspects. and when
the news aprsad through the Italian
quarter 81 the city dire threats
we're made
Tho police took three suspects
and placed them in tho strongest
iaii In the state Disorder occurred
an day and last night
This morning renewed outbreaks
were made To take the suspects
away from the police aud kili
them.
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ing 10 the train on June 6. leaving
him I'm charge Of Prof Daggy. who
went as FAR as Centralia with him,
This was the last seen OF the
student How OF when he returnea
10 Seattle Is a mystery. lie was
not seen here on his return and
apparently came back merely to
end his life here.
Before starting south. he left
bernhard $500. with Instructions
20 send IL 20 his mother at Matenl
felde. Germany.
Schoening came 20 this country
in 1902 from Germany lie was
% years OF age and is very highly
spoken OF by all who knew him.
Tho body Is at the Ronney-Wst.
son morgue. awaiting directions
from the uncle at Martinez, Cal.
Before attending The university,
Schocning was a ships carpenter,
living at Bremerton lie also did
government geological survey work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
SHOOTING AT
BOISE CITY

Whiteway pleaded for mercy and
attempted 70 escape by the win
dows. but could not fiNe bullets
were put into HIS body by Hedges,
the Infatuated husband.
After emptylng his revolver
Hedgos walked into the corridor
and was arrested Gov Gooding
and Detective Mcfarland had rooms
ON the same floor and were both
near the scene at the time of the
shooting
Whiteway win undoubtedly re,
cover. according 90 the hospital az
tendants. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

j. o. BEAuoREAU, VICTIM or
a MYsTERIoU AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT, sucCuM5s

]. n. Braudrcau died az bic resi-
dencc az Riverside near George
town last night from injuries re-
ceived Thursday in an automobile
accident az First az and Stacey
~ The exact nature 81 the acci-
dent In which Rsaudresu was in
iured IL unknown aud Il r. expect
ed that Coroner + n Carroll viii
make an investigation Of the case
and locate. II possible, the two men
who were in the machine with
Beaud eau.
A. near ne can be learned the
man was riding In an automobile
with two friends when the machine
yerrcd throwing Beaudteau 60 the
sidewalk and injuHing him inter
nally lie was carried to bis home
~ Riverside unconscious and rapid
~ sank 10 his death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
is KILLED

The explosion OF a burning lamp
at the home Of Rev. G. c. Poolton.
1913 Fremont av.. Saturday night
caused the death OF Ernest J W
Poolton. age rs. a freshman in the
Seattle high school
The boy fell with lighted
lamp. which he was Carrying IN
his bed room. aud the flames soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
Attorney barrow Opens Statement for the Defense in
the Haywood Tial--Will Try to Prove That Or
chard Murdered StelAenberg Out Of Personal Re-
venge

neck BY sacrificing tho men who
helped him
Ills testimony. especially that
part where he has tried 10 impli-
cate Haywood. Meyer and Petit
bone. in absolutely worthless.
barrow bitterly resented the I'm
putatiun that FRO mthe inception OF
the federation II was a pure con.
spirdey 20 Kill aud control politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

lsefipps Telegraph servies.l
kEW ORLEANS. June 24-The
issdisss body Of 7-yearoid Walter
laaaaa an Italian boy kidnapped
rssEal weeks ago aud held for
ksse ransom. uas found Ia q
Hsnp yesterday morning and sew
p Tagda from the body the head
~ discovered
Polics aud yigilanfes searching
y tie boz surrounded and cap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
CLOSE GROCERIES

Yesterdays action on the part "
the police came to the small deal
ers. who bank on Sunday for the
big business Of the week. as a
thundcrbolt from a clear sky.
The flat dwellers Of the city
came in for their share of the hard
ship. Many Of them depend upon
the dclicatessena for their Sunday
supplies.
Acting Chief of Police Willard
said this morning. As long as the
law IL on the statute books q viii
be enforced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

Conformation relgned in tho
ranks Of the small grocery keepers
yesterday when without warning
Acting chief ~ Police Willard and
his men closed all the groceries
which operate ON Sunday Tho OF.
der was based upon the Sunday
closing law OF 1891
This morning groccrs and dell.
eatuasen dealers are up In arms
and II what they say Ia true the
blue law statute of 1881 will be
tested at every tufa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24
TRAINS CRASH:
EIGHT KILLED

Passengers wcre shaken up and
srYefAl sustained inIuries about the
head aud shoulder Several sus
tained broksn less and arms
Ien on the work train sefe hor.
fibly bruised. several being pinned
bendaih the huge trucks, aud u
took hours 90 llbefaie them. phfsl
ciant dolng their beat 10 ease their
fssfss
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covered him. lie rushed out 81 the
house and down a steep bluff near
hy. followed by his mother The
flames were extinguished. but
three doctors could not save the
boys life. SO severely was he burn,
cd. Rev. O. c. Poolton. his father.
is q member OF the Puget sound
conference Of the Methodist Episoo
pal church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-24

(aerlpps Telegraph serVles.l
VIENNA. June 2t-iiixtcen
deaths 10 one accident was the
mortality chronicle OF yesterday
Three aerouAutn. two French on,
GERS and one Austrian officer. fell