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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
kSESSMEkT OF S. {. co.
Will RUN HIGH

E nSaTes AZ which the person.
Ptfly ana franchises Of the
Electric CO are 20 be- as
/ " Assessor Paris, this
ilumise 10 greatly exceed
I q Iast year
4 isgs ascessment on the tang
aoaal property OF the Sc
/ 4fetric Co was fZfIs f97
q not include the g. 900 a.
= franchise was assessed
aslessMelt thiH year has not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
WILL BUILD ANOTHER WING on THE
COUNTY COURT HOUSE

The county commissioners have
adopted the plans drawn hy Bcbh q
Mcndei. for q anuihcaaieriy wing
10 the court h0uHe. 20 correspond
both IN size and appearance % the
northeaaferly wing recently added
Thia will provide sufficient room to
accommodate an the departments for
which quarters are now rented out
side. and thus save the county about
s. 900 a year Ia rents.
n will also add enough space %
the Jail 20 enable Sheriff smith Go
separate the quarters OF the female
prisoners entirely from those OF the
male criminals. The cost OF the
addition will be about SCI. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
Mrs. Alice Harrison Tears Sheet in Strips for Rope
and Commits Suicide-FOund by Husband.

Last evening Mrs Harrison ap-
pcared perfectly cheerful. and when
H. C. Harrison. her bratherIn-law.
retired az about midnight she spoke
to him in an ordinary voice.
An hour later her husband found
her suspended from the water tank.
dead. Her little child in the adioin-
Ing room had not been disturbed.
Or. Harrison says that his wife
had been complaining FOR some time
and that a physician hal been call.
cd in twice to examine her. She
was of melancholy disposition and
had threatened upon different 90
caslons TO commit suicide. Her
mother is now In Olympia and hes
boon notified. She left two sisters
who live In Seattle TIE dead wom-
an leaves flveyearold daughter
which win be taken care OF by the
sisters. The funeral VIII be held
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

In the fourth ins,allment Of
his story OF John Riplingef
and King county politics. Mr.,
Smith tells OF the personal
career OF Mr.. Riplinger
from the time he first
secured a public office in Min
nesotA until he was given a
place In tho office Of the comp
sroller Of the city Of Seattle
under VIII II. Parry. Todays
inssallFnent Is a slight diver
sion from the story outlined
and is given so that the reader
may better understand the
character Of Riplinger.
Tomorrows ins,ailment of
Mr.. Smiths narrative will tell
OF John Riplingers introdue-
ton into the city eomptfollers
office under VIII III. Parry.
who had been legislated into
the office 20 the exclusion OF
Robert Stewart. who had been
elected. Mr.. Smith will review
the history OF city politics un-
der the Burieigh-Heilbron-
Hunt. Furth regime, touching
upon the midnight resignation
OF Mayor Harry White. under
threat.
Saturdays installment viii
review the Talk with Parry"
regime at tho city hall and the
bold attempt 10 cheat the city
out Of the Cedar River water
system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
CARS CRASH
One KILLED

ron Of isadner and an unknown
chinaman. who IN unconscious.
probably from concuHion Of the
brain
-Four Iapanese and several LADY
pa aacnaera were slightly iaiufed
II - stated that lhe nceldent was
caused hY the crew of the pAHesa.
ser car oxerrunnins orders. aud
mcelins = heavy freight shanter
rAat nf the horseshoe curve.
Both cars we're guing fun
sneed ard they met head on. The
shunIer teieseored the passenger
ear.
nolh raH we're badly smashed
and piled W. bloebtne the Track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

yet been made public b. Assessor
Parrish. bot he does not deny that
the Seattle Electric 60. IL being
handled just as impartially a. both
telephone companies have. and tho
other public service corporations
will be-
The general impression Is that
the franchises win be assessed al
about 500 eco. and tho tangible
personal property u the company
az about $1,000 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Because she had been In III
health for some months and had
become Respondent. Mrs Alice tar.
rlson. wife of Or. W l. Harrison,
who has been a practielng dentist
In this city aimee last September.
committed suicide sometime he
tween the hours Of twelve and one
o'clock this morning.
when Dr Harrison came home
at one o'clock he found the body OF
his wife hanging from a rope she
had made by tearing a bed sheet
10 shreda. She had fastened an end
OF the lmprovlsed rope 20 a hot
water tank and placing the moose
around her neck. launched herself
into eternity. Or Harrison immedi-
ately cut the strands and tried 10
revive the body. but IL was too
late. A physician was called In but
nothing could be done. the unfor-
tunate woman had succeeded In her
CHASTITY work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

VANCOUVER. u. g.. June - r.
shortly after 8 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon q serious accident hap.
pcncd on tho stevoatoh tram line
At the Horseshoe curve about q
mile and a half from Vancouver
As n result one IL dead aud several
wcre severely injured
The llst OF dead and Injured IL
a. foiloNss
Dad. Mccall Of atetsHton.
Seriously iutHfed-l 0raucf.
both logs broken. y Stevens.
motoFmAn OF stexeaton. legs cot.
J. Lefanet. legs lnlafed YIN. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
UNION ELECTS OFFICERS.

The annual election Of officers Of
the Carpenters union was held
wednesday night. resulting as fol
lows. G u. Case president. : W.
wilkins. corresponding secretary,
n. r Maloney. financial secretary !.
". o. Brown. treasurer; W y.
HEN and ]. VI wilkins. auditors.
A. ". Ware. trustee, and w. Par.
nonn. hnaInnna aRnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
eY JoE SMITH.

Honest John RiplinEer appears
70 have possessed an Unsuitable np.
petite for puhliC effiee and having
learned ffom his experience a. a
county employee under the old cor
rupt Republican ring Of the early
ninatiea what we're the proper qual'
lfirafions for a machine candidate
for public office, he aat aboin 10
qualify himself according 20 the
rules % the game Hc had seen
enough and learned snough 10 ap.
praeiate the beauties % the policy
81 addition. division and silence,
a policy which he applied With a
Vengeance IN later years when he
became connected with the office
Of city comptroller.
Party loyalty was ono Of bis DO.
lltlcal assets. but he does not ap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
JAPANESE CHARGED
WITH PERJUR Y

TOmokiehi Tanaka. n Japanese.
charged with giving false testimony
before a board OF special inquiry Of
the United States immigration serv.
ice. was arralgned before Commits
sioncr James Kiefer yesterday af.
ternoou and bound over 70 the
grand jury. He was placed In jail
In default OF 81 600 bail.
II SENS that ranaKa appeared
before the board on May ~ In be
bali of shige Taaka, an alien, who
came from Japan on the kaga
Maru lie swore no had married
the woman In Japan and that he
had sufficient property in this coun.
try to support her. II Is claimed
nov that his testimony Was untrue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

,ss.r sssSial sersiecA
se ASA. Jane ii steam
~ i tae white star Steam
..as.ar. o. Seattle With
= rsess % he bridge. struck
- yesterday masnlns short
's.r = a,eloch. whtlQ ca rpnte
!. - T. 81 Mlehaels The
4 <ser9 he accident occagred
1 .slxesa solomon aud Blum
~ hlr steel vessel struck
- ~ uas stove IN tho pert
s.tse rushed tato the for.
] ..,uvsssrcnts ard the steer.
/. .ssssars quickly awakened
{. eomeact rushed on deek,
! f,ssee, haif crazy and half
- asa started T. take PES
- q the hfe beats
- cantaln Brown could
- Ne efew 20 his aid life
4 1sfaa wlth mea were low
/. y ~ passengers. and owing
80 lsaAiliy 10 handle them
:. ~ falls WeFe CUT and
&ass eaesisrd befurV striking
t1sef
~ p<fsonx iost their lives
= knssfsea vas tipped cut
= 4 she boats and drowned
a cAina,uan and another an
=. nzn also f@ll iato the "a
~ DER bodies we're aeFef
/ zaerxarstA.
~ pAo were tipped out
IVA anto floating icc and
! esena ~ members % the
. W. sgon loeeresi the beats
|srnfea 10 rcscainx those Tn
h sklp vas saved from instant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
AUTO VICTIM
BETTER

Joe Morgan. the boy Who was run
down by an automobile In charge
o. Harry Marsh. AZ the corner Of
Columbia and Second ay Tncsdaf
D. reafiaR easy 1T the Seattle Gen.
eral hospital 1orEAna injuries
are not nov considered dangerous.
Those Nho Witnessed the accident
state that Marah was driving HE
car at q Low rate OF speed. The
machine was owned By Thomas
Bordeaux.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
HtNS AMBITION TO MAKE SfOO,0OO,OOO
|ATSFIfD, ttF RETIRES FROM WAIl-ST.

Stars Exclusive ssrsice.l
p FORK. June fz-Thos =
o. great Wall 81. finaneier.
~ hundfea millions Of good
= 1iltfs a. last So. Il Is nov
tzfksntienliy. having ia 40
ained the ambition Of bis
Aa has therefore retired
npneY making activities
W stated whether ne has.
: ~ business career. enjoyed
n eent Of al the real good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
WHO is RIGHT?

n between President aosssxs huntsr
ksEd W Losa writer Of Wild AMI
II fuTses. has reached sxcltius
Rsosess s 10 Ids bis opinion that wtd aasma
Ieu their effective Or, Ieng
|zx oar b. knows Of tho subject than Tho president
has written the notahie Std animal
Of ueon Whether he il
[xxr q tho
n describe intimately habits
|pNkes Of the beasts of The for and hills
sAo 10 raht the PRESIDE Mt Or LoNcf
'dse for y0urse Ia todays star the first Of series OF
x stories By Or Loas VI ch reproduced IN this
|< " apsciAi 18th the aathoF and publishers
|A2s Il tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

The fire and water committee Of
the eounrll last night considered
And approved the appropriation Of
s2s 600 for the construction Of the
new fire engine station al Fourth
Az North and John 81.
In another ordinance recon.
mrnded Tor passage. $500 are
appropriated for the repairs Of the
marine fire station al the foot Of
Madison n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
CARRYING CHIPS
ON SHOULDERS

WASHINGTON, June i2.-Ad.
vices received here today say forces
have been sent into Salvador for
the purpose of starting a war
The Nicaraguans are prepared for
war and intend 60 involve an OF the
countries OF Central America in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
ONLY a. POPULATION.

MOUNT WASHINGTON. Mas
June Ia Mount Washington. the
smallest town IN Massachusetts,.
and the only one which has neither
debt nor a poofhouae. IL celehfai
inE is is0ih Anniversary Il has
population OF - souls. alth Il
voters. Dnrihg the revolutionary
war the population exceeded 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
WATER DEPART MENT
CANVASSES CITY

The water office IL making
complete canvass Of the city In or
der 70 gather IN all the consumers
Of Cedar river water Three Of the
five districts into which the city
has been divided have been com
pleted.
Superintendent l.. y. Youngs be
Iievea that the increase In the
monthly revenues 70 the office from
this revision o. tho service. viii
amount 20 about $4,000 The In
apectora find many people using
water where no charges have ever
been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
MEAT PRICES
| START RIOT

''sps telegraph sertIreJ
BLAND. june ~ Meat
ag IN the Jewish quarters
I'd Yesterday. On account
y esnt False. The Jews gath
Mpos about The meat shops
~ s'sssnted people from buying.
alalufhaueea took place and
iss we're called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
HANGS TO TANK

TACOMA. June i9.--seven hum
bred Masona are attending the
grand lodge Of tho q. g. A. NJ. tn
mis- city. The session clohes today.
Officers being elected late this aft
srnoon. A ball and reception will
be given tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Frank watcrhonse. OF the White
star steamship company. has re.
ccived tao wirpa from Captain
iiruWn from Nome. The first stat
ID Than an accident had occurred
The second stated that repairs wwre
beinx made and that the ohio
would be IN coalition TO reach Sc
attic safely. The Particular
Captain HroWh wired. would fol
lON later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
MINING PROMOTER is
CONVICTED AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. June ~ T.
w EnmouR has been convicted 81
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses in sslilaK o. Mrs ~ r
Hurst stock IN tho nmmmond BOY
mine. which after investigation
proved of 20 value The sentence
20 be imposed il from enc 10 ten
1rars' imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
STRIKE

isssf Special sertfesJ
YORK, June l3-I he
q directors OF the Western
= - announced. have turn
asmaadz Of the operators
- lt IL given out today
7 saneTai strike Of not only
f'srn Union. but Of The
traiofa a. we'll. will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
Strange Condition.

An investigation conducted
b The Star reveals the fact
that the coal mines OF this
vicinity arc capable oi produc.
ing az least 2.21s.oOO tons OF
coal per year, Il worked 20
their capacity. The domestic
consumption 81 coal IN Seattle
totaled about 10000 tons last
year. less than one seventh Of
the total capacity of tho mines
The fact that the people OF
Seattle suffered tor coal and
paid exofhisaut prices last year
when there should have been
plentiful supply. calls Tor in
vestigation BY somebody
authorized TO subpoena wit
ues>cs and compel testimony
under oath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
CARROLL GOES EAST WITH BONDS

City Comptroller Harry w. Car
roll will leave for Chicago on June
10. with the si.sso.ooo IN city
sewer bonds. which ho viii deliver
Ia person to Harris 4 Co. who
have taken the entire issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
''sIrlc RIFLE MATCHES.

ztsasse TsissrHph serttesB
Z. ..HiNOTON. June I3-Ar.
sia have been completed
eenual rife and pistol
y ne Pacific division Of
~ ~ ne PEssidio. July 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

CHICAGO. June t3.-The will OF
John n. Dwight. who died a. Pasa-
deua June 6. vas today filed for
probate. By Tho viii he left $500, r
600 in amall requests 70 the chari.
table institutions Of Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Harris & Co. have aoid the bonds.
and have asked % have them dellvs
erred before Tune %, After Str. Car.
rolls return the money for the
north trunk sewer Rnd other work
Will be available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

there is In life.
lie began making money IN 1897
and has been AZ Il ever since. Dur.
Ing most Of that time Wall IT. has
had 20 reckoa with him every min.
ute Re IL nov 81.
Ryan has gone 10 Europe. When
ho rsturns he will retire To hia
magnificent Virginia estate. wharc
u ia said be will devote his time
70 securing the Unifed states asna.
torship from that state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
STAMP MAY BE.
FORGERY
OHIO erAcato,

\ sehubach A Hamilton. /
agents for the steamer Ohio. I
! received uifo from Nome :
} shortly after noon saying that I
The ohio was beaehed three
quarters OF a mile from Nome
! and exposed 10 all nputherly
! Winds
. =. A a a ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

One Of the plaineHt eases Of LEGAL
iobheFy that ever came 10 llehf 10
King county. developed yesterday
Va the famous John Sullivan million
dollar estate case. when the miss.
Ing transcript 81 the appeal Of
Marie Carrau was discovered
Judge Fratei on Tuesday ruled
Miss carraua appeal out of court
because the transcript could not D.
found 10 the county clerks office.
although her attorneys ". u Ben
and J W Robinson. testified I'M
dsf oath that they had filed Il
Judge AlhertRon. of the superior
court yesterday received The miss
ing transcript through the mali. u
came wrapped in "a copy ~ The
seattle Star. addressed IN printed
letters. cut from thia newHpaHer
and with II VAS a note. made OF
letters cut also from The star. say
ing
Mysterious Mlssive.
Il TOOK THESE PAPERS
rpoN THE COURT HOUSE.
THtNKfNG TO DESTROY THEN.
ntfT FEELING THAT IT NIGHT
re DOING SOMEBODY Az IN
JUSTICE. ] RETURN THEM TO
YOU
Thla mysterious note. accom-.
panxine the missing papers. cyl
IDENTITY intends 20 convey the idea
thas the transcript was actually ~.
"a. as Mesaru Bell and Robinson
testified. and then stolen b. en-.
emiea 81 Mlas Carrau
Although the presence % the III
inF stamp on the transcript bears
onf the statements thar the papern
we're filed and afterwards seen IN
Tho rtsrk office. other indications
are that the papers were never ~
"a with the clerk. and that the NJ
ing stamp Il either forgery. or
uas put on the transcript b. par.
ties who picked up a stamp IN an
empty court room. and who w"fe
anxious 10 make the transcript az
near az N u had rcon flied In time
10 perfect Mlss Carrau.a appeal
Two stamp Marks
While the transcript Is stamped.
II Is not stamped onee, as eas
tomafy but twsee.
Further Il hears no initials Of fhe
deputy clerk Who filed u AL dep
uty clerks mark their initials on
a paper before accepting a.
Agaln. an transcripts arr resu'
larlY stamped on the title page
The mysicrioualy discovered Car
rau transcript bears It's two
stamps on The cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

were made By heirs and cred.
itofz 20 procure an accounting
from the naturalization 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
Marie Canau Transcript MysteiOusIy Appears, Bear
ing County Clerks Stamp Of March 7, lSO6-Paces
Attorneys in Queer Light.

All transcripts filed IN the clerks
office have AZ the end. the clerks
certificate that they are true and
correct copies Of the original doeu'
menla In the case There is no
such certificate on the cafrau
transcript. as received BY Judge
AibertsOn IA last nights mail
In view OF these facts, deputy
county clerks did not hesitate 10
pronounce the stamp on the tran
script forgery. and 20 declare
that II never waa In the clerks
office. hence never vas stolen from
there.
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which casts . queer light ON the
testimony Of Attorney Robinson be-
fpre Judge FRAZER. when he swors
that he had sent the transcript
for filing viii his check for Ming
fees on the back, IL revealed By
the transcript
A that document Vas mailed 10
Judge Alberlson, the check - PIN
ned on the back
Hut Judge Robinson testified that
nc wrote a counter cheek hurried
lv. leaving the amount blank. when
he sent the transcript for ming.
The check pinned on the transcript.
AZ Il was received yesterday. Is
typewriter. Also. n the transcript
had really been filed. the check
would have been taken for fees
and not left pinned on the back.
New Hearing Toncrre~.
Since the mysterious reappear-
anee OF the transcript, Judge ira
ter. who on Tuesday decided thaf
Miss Carraus appeal was void be-
cause no transcript was filed. has
decided 20 investigate the case fur-
Their tomorrow. n the transcript
was really filed Ia March. 1905. as
purpofted By Bell and Robinson.
Miss Carrau's appeal Is legal.
IL the March. 1906. stamp Is
forgery. the court must conclude
that friends Of Miss carrau sought
10 remedy a failure 20 file the
transcript b. bunEiesome forgery.
Il the transcript Was really filed
and stolen, then parlisans % Miss
Carran's opponents. plies. Howe q
Farrell, viii be suspected. In
either case the rival attorneys IN
the million dollar fight are placed
under a cloud that only thorough
Investigation can clear up.
The local bar association is not
a little pcrfurbed Al the prospect.
and may institute such an invesu-
cation. after hearing the result OF
Judge Frater's Investigation to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
One Good Argument.

Accordingly. the necessity Of
investigation Of the coal short.
age to discover whether OF not
there Is any combination or
conspiracy among the produc-
crs Of coal. will be urged a. a
strong argument in favor Of a
grand jury investigation.
The action Of the Renton
IT'LL Improvement club in TAX
ing the lead in the public de-
mand Tor grand jury is meet
ing with commentator ON
every hand. The disclosures
OF rottcnuess In business and
political circles during the last
SIX months have aroused the
people and the belief is gen
orally expressed that the city
needs a thorough overhaulinR
Meeting Tonight.
A large number OF interested
citizens viii bc present at the
club house at Eighteenth av.
and Madison 81. tonight in re-
sponse to the invitation Of the
club for the public TO attend the
meeting
The Riplingcr shortage and
other city affairs will be sub
jects OF discussion.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Miss Virginia Hopkins bas been
visiting Miss Nina BaggeF. ofCrowns-
vile.
Miss Bell Mann, of Baltimore, who
has been spending two weeks with
her parents 1T their cottage at Bay
Ridge. has returned to resume her
duties as q journalist.
Ntss Minnie Holland, Of Baltimore,
IL visiting her aunt and uncle, Dir. and
Mrs Samuel Brooks of Eastpoft.
Mrs. Edward Clements, Of Washing
ton Is visiting the family Of Dir.
Robert sommerE. Prince George street.
Miss Ruby Sommers il spending two
weeks af Blue Mountain House, Blue
Mounfain.
Mics Margaret Trautwein who has
been visiting friends In Baltimore
county has returned home.
Mrs Henry Hauser and DT. John
Haueer, Of Baltimore. who have been
spending a few days In Annapolis
with friends have returned home.
Miss Virginia Lambert Booker has
as her guest Mrs. MeTrymaD, wife Of
Prof. Perry MerTyman, Of Baltimore.
The Rev. Thomas =. Holloway, min
lster Of College Avenue Baptist
Church, and Mrs. Holloway, are al
Tborofare, y. J..
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Acting Commissioner John McIabes
in absence of Commissioner Slater, Of
the pure food department. declared to-
day that the story generally circulat-
ing through the Northwest derogatory
a. several standard brands Of smoking
tobacco we're entirely without founda-
tion. in 50 Tar. al least, a. the Com
mission was concerned. The stories
y htch. under The circumstances appear
to be libelous. cite an imaginary
analysis in which one well-known
brnd was oTund to have no tobacco at
all, the greater part being Common
brown paper. and that an equally pop.
ular brand was only 10 per cent. to-
baeco.
1T would be interesting to know
" here such report originated, said
Acting Commissioner McGabe, as
We certainly have made no analysis
81 the kind. Whether the big four
brands in question are made out Of
tobacco or not, the story Of our hay
ing rendered such q verdict is made
out ~ whole cloth. IT, however,
American manufacturers can success-
fully transmute brown paper into to-
bacco. Why bother about the Havana
article any longerg No, somebody has
been dreaming. - Minnesota Tribune,
May Il.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Summertime is the season wbO..
lfhgt refreshments Of some kind afe
needed almost every day for little
trips and outings entertain casual
uests and for luncheon on days too
warm for heavy foods.
There are many summertime biscuit
and waters baked by tho National
Biscuit Company and packed IN pack
ages that keep out all dampnesg and
dust Of travel and absolutely presery Q
the original oven freshness ~ the con
tents. Among the most popular Of
these daintfes are social Tea Biscuit.
They are 50 appropriate for many
dsefFernt occasions that a few packages
in the house prepares you ~ serve a
light Fefresbment without a moments
notice.
social Tea Biscuit are a real food,
but 50 light and unusual that they
tempt the appetite and make vel
come accompaniment to luncheon, ,des
sert or dinner-a social cup 0f tea or
cooling beverage. Always serve So.
elal Tea Biscuit from the original
package. because then you are sure
that no dGst or dampne@s has reached
them and that you will enjoy all their
original freshness of<nayor.