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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

Miss Minnie Arseneau returned from
her holiday vacation on Wednesday.
She spent her vacation at her home at
Menomines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

this concern win construct up here.
Il is also stated that about 10 engi-
neers were brought into Iron Mountain
recently and sent to different points in
the peninsula.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

Word from Iron River says that the
Commercial bank will be Incorporated
as national bank very shortly a
number Of prominent west side people
taking stock in the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
AGAINST LUMP FUNDS
Senate U'aHtS to KRO5t for What
Money Is TO Be Spent.
fFrom TLe nlbune Bureaul

Washington. Feb. 92.-Au agreement has bs..
reached 10y the Senate leaders 10 add to the As-i-
cultural Appropriation hill amendment pleds-
ing the Senate 10 make 10 further lump fund,'
appropriations for tn" use OF any executive dcnarI-
ment II IS too late institute this policy mt his
session bat III" leaders determined that il shall
be adopted Tor the future and shall De CLOSELY adj
hered To.
The occasion ot thu amendment is the inclusion,
in the Agricultural bill of two lump fund" an
preparations, Of SJ00Ool for permanent imnrov.
ment Ia the forest reserves. and tho other or
$b1,0tA To be expended by tho chief OF the bura,l,
OF chemistry i'm enforcing the Pure Eood law T.
il decidedly against tho policy OF Congress to
make appropriations ot this size. except i'm accord
with specific estimates Subulitted ~. -,
ginning of the session by heads of dcpartments
Nevertheless. the practice has been steadily rrnv-
ing Of asking Congress for what are called .'Iu,n,
funds for various purposes, the details of tbs
expenditure OF which left entirely =, ~.
cCutiVo officials Never before thor. -
attempt obtain from Congress such large ann
priatiOns with such measre indication of the mr.
poses to which they are to be put and this has Ia
the Senate leaders To adopt the course nrn.osti
The largo sum provided for the permancnt An,
pTOVemCnt of the forest reserves has beeu cI,ioa,
responsible for the protracted debate on this s,ib
opposed to the forest reserve pol;r,> ~
have abundant confidence in Chief Forester pi,,,hN.
ana they are disposed 10 give him an mo f,,nJS
ne may require Tor the proper prosecution -
work i'm which he is engaged. The V-asfar, =, INC
tors, the other hand. are antagonists - ~ ~
policy of the forestry burCd an of tho
and they succeeded :o-iay in having the pr6vsioS
IlacinS the public lands available for rrz,,,sr ~,
the supervision Of the Secretary az Agrfc,Iit,..s
stricken from the bill on point Of order ''"''
The chief excuse Tor the prOtracted debate HON
was the appropriation of 5000 GOA win ~, .
Guao indication Of the purpose for which II is to b
used ~ "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
ATTITUDE OF FRENCH BISHOPS
The Croix" Reports Break in the Nego-
tiations at Paris

Paris, Feb. 92.-Iu an authoritative statement
to-day The "CrolX." organ OF the Church. de-
fines the attitude OF the cpiscopucy with refer
cuce to the negotiations between the Coadiutor
Archbishop of Paris Mousiguor Annette. and
the Project of the Seine NJ. de Selves. as fol-
lows.
The bishops do not accept tie contracts which
make the parish priests responsible for inlpol-
tant structural repairs of the churches or the
lariZed members of the dissolved orders from
acting as parish priests, aa yiug th,t To do so
would he = recognition of the Law OF AssOcia-
uons. Further, the bishops look upon the inclu-
sion of similar embargo on foreign priests as
an Insult 10 the bishops patriotism. Monsignor
Amlctt" Wi! not take the Initiative 10 RESUME
the Interrupted negotiations. which therefore,
may he said to have terminated until further
orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23

The MonaTChistS made the greatest gam
twelve seats--but they have about attained their
full strength, as an overwhelming proportion
of the l0S members yet to be elected viii as
suredly belong to the opposition. The results
promise a stormier session than that of last
year. The bowling down of ministers. it is SAID
Will be supplemented by battles royal between
the radicals and lho aggressive roactionists
under the leadership Of men like NJ. Krushevan'
the anti-somite of Kshineff. NJ, Krushevan
has received many threatening letters. to which
the organ of the rcactiouists, The Russian
Banner" replies with first page notice IN dis
play type to the effect that Max NJ. NnaVer'
Joseph Hcsseu. Paul y. MiIukoff and NJ. Kisa-
veter the Moscow member os parliament all
leaders OF the Constitutional Democrats, have
been selected for retrihutiou i'm case hair Of
Krusheyan's head is harmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
ORDERS LEAKING FERRYBOAT DoCKED
Inspector Finds D., L. G. w Boat in Com
mission After Injury Had Been Reported.

Captain Ira Harris, supervising inspector Of steam
vessels for this port has ordered the officials Of
the Delaware Lackawanua & Western Rallroad
COMPANY 60 put the fcrryboat Bremen out Of com
mission until the leaks In her hull are r-paired
which he found upon a tour of Inspection last
week.
Captain Harris said last night that h, found 4
hole in Of the plates OF the huh. near the
water line. There was plate the hole held
in place by a shore and some wedges. The engineer
said that n" had reported il TO Captain Helyoa a,
week ago last Saturday. ON Tuesday Captain
Harris found that while tho facts had been re-
ported to The socal board OF inspectors. nothing
definite had been done. In view Of the danger Of
the plates being pierced by floating ice Captain
Harris ordered inc boat put out OF commission
until special examination is made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
CUTS OFF RELATIVES BY HER WILL
Mrs. GalIand Leaves $1.500,O0O to Charity
Contest To Be Made

Gal'aud. formerly Of this city, has cut OF hcr
relatives. I! of whom reside in this city and has
left her fortune OF %lj0pul0 TO charity They have
taken steps 10 contest the probatng OF her VIII
Mrs Gal|aud died iu Seattle, where she had been
living Tor several years Tier husband, who was
extensive real cstat" owner ia Seattle. died six
months ago, leaving her Lis property. The heirs
Of Airs. Galaud include Isaac Rosenberg. brother.
and Mrs Sol Wolfe, Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mrs.
Goodrich laube Sidney Rosenberg and Mrs. Rose
FiSaer. uepneWs and uieCDs. They had a meet
ing tonight, when reports We're brought To- them
that undue influence had been brought bear
upon Mrs. Gallaud. Six months ago. IL is known,
she made Will leaving her relatives here all her
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD CELEBRATION.

Bremen Feb 22-Thc North German Lloyd lunl-
lee in commemOratIou of its nftieth anniversary
was most successful ON February N the CONVERSIONS
OF the main section the administration build
ing was laid The Senate of the city of Bremen
then gave dinner. which PrirZ Friedrich WI
helm OF Prussia attended rs the representative o.
the Emperor. In the evening an informal gathering
OF the guests and visitors took place in the ratl-
keller. ON February u IA dinner was given on oodI1
the Kaiser Wilhelm IL. at BrcmerhaVsu- lflmA
Friedrich Wilhelm. George Plate, the general III
rector DR.. Wiesand Secretary of State Graethtt
Herr Dernburg, the Minister OF Colonies and others
spoke. About $50 prominent persons We're present.
The entire city of Bremen took part in the GER
braton. Thousands Of congratulatory dispatcos'
and letters and many valuable presents were re
CeiN ed Numerous orders and decorations were pc
slowed. The occasion is the theme OF many ar'l-
clCs In the daily press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
POSTOFFTCE LOOTED.
TCTorists MI EIcrcn Mem and
Hound Mann others at Wmsazc.

WARSAW Feb 9th" postofco on Wspolna
street was attacked at noon TO-DAY by band
of terrorists, who shot and killed tho post
master two postal clerks and two soldiers
guarding the Office, and wounded a score Of
bystauders, six Of whom have since died Tho
terrorists robbed the safe Of tho cash and
stamps ana escaped in cabs.
Tho robbers belong to tho organization known
as the Fighting Socialists and displayed a red
flag while making their escape
The pOstottiCc authorities admit that tho rob
bers escaped with several thousand ruhl"s.
This IS the first important raid I'm two months
and shows that the t"vrorIsts We're not sup
pressed. as the authorities alleged.
The robbery has caused intense excitement
I'm Warsaw. and arouses fears of recurrence
Of the serious "ffrays n the beginning Of the
vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
NETWORK d. E1 TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY % 1907

his furnace opened the doors and turned on vac
steam occupying 50 much time IN DONG llll5
that re had barely time 10 grab his VIE anu
fight his way 10 the street.
After the police had made a thorough lllNt91i
o-arion thez- arrested the foreman OF the gang
Of men At work in the excavation, who gave ms
name as Charles Elliott. The police were unapie
10 place anv specific amount on the damage
lone but il will probably be in the thousands.
The Hood yesterday was not the first that ,'aa
visited that section Of the city, early last SprlhS
A large water main bursting in Convent avenue
between 18th and 130th streets, and causing
great damage but no loss of life. The cause OF
last years hooG was dynamite. which had nee1
used for eXcaVating in the neighbOrhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
I'VE NEED WASHINGTON
Continued from first page.

have stirred up discomfort and strife where thcrgg
should be peace and harmony am nave , dvSeI
together in hearty corporations II ma that the
old standards OF sturdy uncompToulSinE H at'S,t
sordid atmosphere that our people IRE haTalS
,ray yio o{ rrsf cvervEherc. II We md sadly
prevalent dispcslu among us to turn from tIle
roads leading 10 Irresponsible and worthless ease:
II W md that widesprSad Was(eiuingss ana f rn
gaIity which was once the pride of AmercanlSm
I'arr9ony INDUSTRY and frugaIty are essential
pillars of public felicity" and forthwith eudeayor
/, is "nr ha1, 20 acGllatc with political parties
Happily. the strength and sohdity Of our lns'ttJii
activity 81 political discussion So iar as ~ moves
forccmcnt OF good administration. But they can
not withstand TIE frenzy ~ hate when SEX o
American hrotherhood and cunningly 10 persuade
more than Jealous insisteure uPon their man
Political parties are exceedingly human and they
easier fan before temptation than individuals. ny
IN. and hec3lsc .htir rc-pansbiIltv is impcrsonal
II IS easily recalled that political orsaul@atl2ns
have been Quit" willing I" utilize gusts OF popular
10 encourage voters Go bop" for som" MEASURE 81
relIcf from economic abuses. and yet u stan"
We have FALLEN upon time when II behIoves
every thoughtful citizen whose political hole1s are
rnaniuess and duts To- save ,hcm from barter 10
rcai!ze that th, nrganizatiou ~ the party OF his
omiss critically 10 observe iis direction ana ton
try $ gain, and it is only part san npudcuce that
condemns mem5.r Of "a n%ltgaI ParE T Ta,I i'm
10 principle OF is leaders 10 court Of review over
which his .conscienre, hs r'asoa and his political
No SPIRIT OF PEssDisM
] protes- ihat I nave not sprken in spirit OF
M nsts 'nI rHJ'S r'l ,u. %, 1.'
sources Is astonishing growth its uuapproachso Ole
| industrial development oud its rr"pr"s~bIe nveu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
~1oDYn HAMILTON DINNER GUESTS.

The committee in charge OF the 'Iody Hamilton
testimonial dinner be given at the Waldorf next
saturday evening received yesterday positive as
sllrances Of attendance from Governor Hughes
Mayor Mcclellan. Senator La Toilette, OF Wiscon-
sin: Senator Rayner. Of Mary!GHd: State Senator
colby of New Jersey. and Senator Tilm1u or
South Carolina. These are only few OF tns
proruiuent guests who will Do hand 10 pay com
pIimeut 10 Mr. Hamilton upon his retirement after
TWENTY-FIVE wears of active service press rep
resentative of The Greatest show on Earth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THREATENS TO BLOW UP CANDY STORES

Meuge l.. AIorgenthau. the candy manufactured
complained the police yesterday that The had r.
ceived "a letter threatening 10 blow up his places
Of business il he did not close them at oela1A
on WashlnStons Birthday. Nothing suspicious
however was reported 10 the. police. NJ. MorSeu-
thau said he thought the letter came from a az
charged cmpoye. n said the writer Of the et-
ter threatened Mr.. Morgenthaus ne, but Nir MOT
gcnthau denied this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
TO INVESTIGATE MANIFESTATION.

Washington, Feb 22.-Vice- President Fairbanks
tonight appointed Messrs Dillingham;, Lodge and
McLaurin rs the Senate members of the commits
sion created by the immigration bill to make an
exhaustive inquiry into the subject OF immigration
The Speaker of the House is to name three mem
bers also. me commission is empowered TO travel
abroad in order 10 gather the desired facts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
NsBAoAToFF's OFFICERS DENOUNCED

s. Petersburg. Feb. 1.-THE council Of naval
officers Of the Baltic station has adopted
resolution against the retention In the service
Of the officers OF Njce-Admiral Ncbogatorf's
squadron. Admiral Yakohed. chief of the naval
staff. has transferred tn" officers who We're
acquitted boy tho court-martia from their ships
20 shore duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE WRECK OF THE JEAN RARr

Madrid. Feb. "Details received by The news
papers here regarding the wreck of the E'rar,.b
cruiser Jean Bart off the northwest coast of Africa
on February y say she q reef i'm a gale
that her boats were launched without any disorder
among the crew and thai all the were landed
and encamped ashore. Later the were en-
ploycd in handing the WarShp's guns ana mo
visions The dispatches add that ali Tho Efforts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES.
A Saving OF $l0OOO,0Oo Effected Compared
with Last Year.

London. Feb 22-An Official memorandum Is
sued to-day announces that the army estimates
which will be introduced in the House or Com
mons on February - viii provide for the eN-
peuditure during 191I-'US OF S1&S.St0Oo". a re-
duction of about SIUO0OOtO compared with ms
estimates Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
KILLS HIMSELF WITH NEEDLE.
His 0piates Exhausted, DR. Sherwood B.
Ives Plunged It Into Vital Organs.

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Feb. 22.-Iiis meager snppl,
OF opiates exhausted, Dr. Sherwood Il. Ives son
Of Brayt0u Ives the banker, Of New York. who
accidentally Shot himself at Datu on Saturday
night, plunged tho needle with which he had hen
probing vanly for the bullet into a vital organ and
died almost instantly. This caIpe ~ the in
quest Yesterday
Or. Ives was the former Yale oarsman. whose
death reported yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
NAVAL CIRCUS CoMING.

\ naval Circus, heraidcd as the greatest show
water IS 10 be held board the United sta es
ship Granite State on Tuesday evening At &
O'Clock. \ ring viii 30 built m the deck OF the
beat and the programme Includes trained ponies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE DECEASED wIFE's SISTER Bill,

London. Fen The House Of Commons to Io,
by 2G3 to 81 votes adopted the reading Of the
h leSaiizing marriage vita a deceased wife's
sister This is the eighteenth time the measure Ia,
passed It's second reading. bU; there seems IN ba
better prospects than there heretofore that r.
may become INV IN the present session OF Pa~ijat.
- ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON

Hamburg, Feb - Tho Hamburs-American
steam Packet Company has decided To name opn
OF its two new liners being built the Cicorao
Washington. She will be sister shin Of t6c
Naiserin Aususte Victoria, which is Of y SEQ IONS
register. ~ 'N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
ENTERPRISE BANK PAYS so PER CENT.

ltIy Telegraph to The Tribuuc.l
IittsbCrG Fen, 22--De positoTs Of tho Enterprise
National Bank az Allegheny. which closed it's
DOORS sixteen months ago. when Cashier r Lee
LARK killed himself. were informed to-day that
they would soon receive additional dividend OF
~ per cent which Will give them total OF 90 per
cent-aH thai Will set from the $4,000 crash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
RAIsUL JOINS THE PaETENDER.

Tangier, Feb - Rasuli is now plotting with
the 'pretender 70 the throne OF Morocco with
the object Of making a joint attack on the
SEltan's forces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
AN ANGRY PARLIAMENT
Russian Members Likely to Hold
StOrmN Sessions.

St Petersburg. Feb 22-Returns were re-
ceived to-day from fifteen additional electoral
districts only, bringing the total number of
members elected up to 40 as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
Down altogether.

IJOWII eIIIOF5NVIIOI
All our Winter suits; mixtures and
blue and black cheviOts.
All suits left from last Summer
mixtures. serges and outings.
1000 and more in all.
All $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23

bowed head for a few minutes before the body
OF fair haired child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

murderouh and treanonable Ian
gnnna suctM as that quoted shove
from DebH and othefsl, they tend
to bring pressure upon the state
authorities aud the courts To oh
atruct the course OF justice and to
render Il difficult % convict the
men II guilty. they are equally
without stint 20 be condemned.
aud anything that the federal au-
thorities can do in either event Ia
further the cause OF justice Ia TO
be done
waists Asy Eetasass.
I'm response 10 your question. IL
Is, | trust. needless for me 60 eat
that any time you or any one else
can submit TO me any evidence
showing that there has been a mis.
carriage ~ justice for or against
Measrs Meyer OF Haywood. which
you believe Il Ia IN my power 20
remedy. | will at once bring such
evidence 20 the attention Of the
attorney general. 10 have him give
Il tho fullest consideration aud
theFcupon 20 take such action. II
any. ns It may be In the power OF
the federal authorities 20 take
Sincerely you're.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Mr. John ~ Henry. New York .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
MAKES LABOR
UNION REPLY

mstico Ia the Moyer-H Haywood.
fsttihone ease IN Idaho. he wanted
to know about a and such evidence
would be placed in the hands Of
the proper authorities.
This letter from the president
was in reply 10 his attack Upon the
three men ~ former statements
when be referred to them ~ unde-
sirahle citlacna
A committee from the local uns
ion waited upon the president and
demanded rrgraciion During the
committees interview President
Roosevelt dictated letter giving
hIa slde ot the case and this IL the
letter that vas read yesterday A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

sihle. The prices prove u.
800 Monarch Shirts, new
stock. choice .....7oc
25c Linen Cuffs, 4-ply. many
styles, at .........15c
CSC Windsor Ties, all colors,
sale price ...12l2c
soc Leather Belts. all new
stock, only soc
Toe oyeralls. Boss Of the
Road, sale price -. 59c
Soc Work Shirts. none better
made, only .....,..3 5c
Csc Black Sateen Shirts. ex-
ira quality. At ..39c
Csc and 75c Golf Shirts. big
assortment -. -. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

general discussion followed the
reading but IN the main the pres
dents course Was approved inaa'
much a. be demanded the square
deal for the Idaho principals IN
the great case
rr~sidest's letter,
The presidents letter follow
white House. Washington, y. C.
MAY
My Dear Sir. Henry When
YOU. IN company with Meaare
Coahiey and nrown. called ON me
this afternoon | read YOU the letter
I had written 20 the attorney gen
erai Of March rs. 1908 AZ your fe'
quest gladiy send you the fol.
lowing extract from that letter
Our duty IL 40 u should ever
happen that we had any power In
the matterl 60 see that exact Jus
tiee Il done these men There
must be no conformation Of law
lcasuess on our part even n the
lRwiessncsu takes the form Of an
effort TO hsenke the wrongs com
mitted BY the lawieAsness % 9th
ers The cole question a. regards
Haywood ana Mover. 4 whether
or not they can Be shown 20 b.
guilty % this particular act. and
their legal rights must be a. care
fuily safegnarded a. those nf any
other men.
waists che rsets.
1T 10 alleged tina, they were
extradtted from Colorado In q
manner that amounted 10 a belray-
Al ~ their legal rights should
like to have tho dsatrict attorney
OF Colorado. and n necessary the
district attorney ef idaho. Elve
me such Information a. they can
on this point should like 60 set
from the district attorney Of Idaho
any information be can obtain
whether or not there has been the
slightest disposition shewn % the
authorities Ia Idaho 10 act toward
these msn IN an unfair OF TN
proper manner or 70 deny them
their legal rights
Ask. psr Is.ttse.
on fhe other hand. I should
like 20 know whether there n ans
symptom Of a miKcariasn % Justice
IN their fatof Tho intempef4tc
violsnce With which the saciaila.
tie or labor papers llks that Of
pvha and. am sorry 60 say. tans
other labor organs have insisted
without any knowledge Of the fact
upon treating thess as martyrs 90
the cause Of labor. has uuaaseiiou.
ably resulted In trvueuduun grca-
sure being brought % bear upon
the authorities az Idaho 10 SIS.
charge or Aeqait then whether
guilty or innocrnt
Faii Leasi nishss.
so Ear a. the unions are
anxious aaly 70 Sc that enact Jus.
ties Il dnns these men. that thcy
are given their fail LEGAL rlEha
ana not euntsmnsa uHleas proved
guilty % thss specific act. they are
entitled "a the cordial cooperation
Of ali juat and falr-mintsf citizens
SO far rs by any action or BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
"a CARAT
DOUBLE WEDDING WAS rHIs OF
rnE MORRISON rAaaEn.

tssuffi~ stars Esete-iss ssr.fes.B
SALT LAKE CITY. May "a
double golden wedding. In Witch
two sisters participated as the wife
o. Nlvea % one maa. occurred IN
Hyde Park. on his koth marriage
Anniversary Absaiom weolf a Mos
mou farmer. kept cern house Ia
celebration Of u. Fecs.iuK With hls
wives Lacy Ann and Harriet Tbs
former Il the mother % eight ehil.
dron and Harriet has nine. They
we're married 90 the same dAy ard
have lived peacefully toEesher ever
since on the same farm. except that
the wives occupied separate houses
Their chiidrxn celebrated with
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
Selling Out SNen's Goods

500 Night Shirts. f.p.,
bosoms, sale price Tx
2oc Boston Carriers, elorr,
out sale price ......1L
SOC Underwear. BaIbrgs,,
shirts and drawers no
Soc. Use Porosknit Uudrz
wear, newest thing "a
i5c and Doc Hose. plain III
fancy, sale price ~
25c Cashmere Hose, al e..
sale price only -. 49,
SOC Silk Ties, choice d q,
stock, at only ..... ~
25c handkerchief, with 81
initials. each III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

COLUMBUS. O.. May Slow
much IL q kiss wortaf Would you
rive So 900 .0oo, ~ or . cents for
one, Your answer. OF course,
would depend On the lady Involved
In the transaction. and also. per-
haps. on Whistler OF DOT you lived
IN Pfttsburg-
Would you give the young won
an whoae picture IL here shown ~
splecas without intimAsiug that
Mas Cora Wilson. OF thAs city.
tsps kisses tor salahle purposes,
the fact remains that she charged
Dentist 4. q. cochrane. of Soath
Hixh street, "a for each Of three