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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-24
Williamson Feed & Livery Stable

After June LIST will be at 30 to 80
South Main Street, the place occupied
until recently by the Cache Valley
Implement Company, across the street
from Studebaker Brothers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-24

VIM. II. Taft had bad luck on Fri.
day. In an automobile spill Vice.
President Fairbanks was neither killed
nor injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

church gives an accurate echo OF
the music Last. but not least n
a complete set OF cathedral chimes.
on which twenty notes can be play.
ed.
The organ IL built on what is
known az the "air-chest" system
the air being pumped into the air
boxes By rs horse power motor
and from the air boxes So compress
ed into a chest. or little room. from
whence the pipes are fed The mo-
tor II operated by what is known 10
musicians AZ an "orgo-biow The
key desk. which will be finished In
cherry. Is equipped with the most
modern and complete stop and key
system. and the "CroHcendo- pedal
can bring the organ from the soft
est 20 the hardest stop. The pipes
of the instrument will be finished
In gold. which will afford a very
harmonious contrast 20 the other
church decorations.
The VoN Humane stop renders a
correct imitation OF the human
voice. the instrument Is equipped
with an orchestral oboe--in short.
there are bat few limitations or Tim
its OF musical power that cannot be-
obtained from Il. II will be com.
pieteiy set up by the latter part OF
next week. and when the church Is
formally dedicated will be played
by an Eastern organisi 81 note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
GRAND JURORS
NOT BRlDlED

convictions would be ON NJ shout
dOra
Latham sata that Ruick stood
outside the door during the ballot
lnr. hts shadow helng visible IN the
Grand Jury room.
"Rulok came into the room three
minutes at9,r the indictments were
returned" testified tho witness.
"ile was asked by Cunningham 60
leave the room ns thcrs was some
thing oiso before the body, and
believe he stated he would not leave
antil the bills had hcnn signed They
were not signed until the following
day.
The witnoss declared that the
indictments were not read a. the
fury. but only the names OF those
implicated
ludge Nurch then took the wit.
ness FOR the prosecution
Latham testified that Attorney
llnwley discussed the Indictments
with him. an dtogcther they went
60 Sen noruh'a office.
Under accommodation. Latham
said that Rulck acted fairly in hts
statements before the Grand igrora
and that there was NO attempt AZ
brldling or Controlling the jury AZ
noon recess WIS taken until Z
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
new PIPE ORGAN WILL BE
FINEST In THE CITY

The pipe organ which Is now DO
Ing installed In the new First Pres
byterian church. seventh and
Spring. will. when completed. be
the finest and largest ia the North.
west. and la volume OF tone will DO
even creator than that exhibited In
st. Louis az the Worlds fair. even
though the latter organ was pro
vided with nearly seventy more
stopa
The organ will represent when
completed. a total cost OF s30.0O0
will be equipped with 5000 pipes.
the largest 80 feet in length. and tho
smallest not as hlg as a lead pen.
ell II will occupy. altogether. 1000
square feet 81 d. Matthews new
edifios The casing alone takes up
Zoe nnoal feet
The nov organ Is made by the
Hartford Organ Co. OF Hartford.
Conn. aud being set IN place by Ed.
ward Crune, OF Los Angeles, who
aiao erected the technical organ az
the Worlds fair The following
description will give a fair idea Of
the immensely of tho instrument
Tho organ 10 shat Is known as an
eloctro.pnsumatic organ. and can
b. played both By hand and auto.
matically. There e. a total OF rs
stops An echo organ which Is
placed In the opposite end Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
SOCIETY MEN
OUT OF jail.

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept 2i.--Haii-
man Sims, the young Atlanta bank.
ct and society man who was sen
tenced 20 the United States prison
In Apfil. 1908. tor tho emboxxloment
OF tioo.090 from the Capital City
National bank, causing the Ruapen.
sinn Of that institution, Will con
clude his term OF imprisonment 10.
morrow. Sims was sentenced 20
serve ala years behind tho bars. but
bis excellent conduct has given him
the benefit Of the full reduction nj.
lowed by law for good behavior
Sims arrest aud conviction caused
great sensation at the time, as he
was one of tho leaders IN the
younger set of Atlanta society. and
a welcome visitor In every home of
the capital Although HIS dofalca.
tons caused the bank 90 suspend.
u paid dollar for dollar 90 rs de.
poaitorn, aud something above par
10 It's stockholders. but retired from
business as result OF the stain
which had been put upon IL by the
act OF Sims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
CLAIMS OPERATORS WANT
ENTIRE BUSINESS

on getting a supply Of lump. re.
sorted 20 the nut coal.
within the last five days. how.
ever. the nut coal has almost been
taken off the market entirely.
which makes Il all the more serious
for those who cannot afford the
higher priced Goals.
business men should urge the
free entry OF Canadian and other
Goals which would make compcti.
ton aud break up the trust. or at
least be source Of relief.
"rho people OF Seattle are not
going 10 stand for the Pacific Coast
company and others controlling
the teuming business and let them
force their competitors. the local
dealers. out OF business. n this Is
done they may not only charge
high prices for coal but also extor.
Tomato rates for hauling. which
would work another hardship on
the entire community.
"A COAL PACKER"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Carl Alderman. 81. Langley. and
Katherine i.aug. ~. Seattle
Claus Iorxensan. 90, and Lea An
doranu. 81. seattle.
Chaa. % Anderson. legal age. and
Hannah Johnson. legal ago. Seat.
tie
Arthur l.. Boyd "a. aiasouia.
Mont. and Laverna NJ Hart. -.
seattle
Markus WanEaoaa. 20. and Ivy q.
Harrington. a. Coupeviiio.
Lasher weedru. 80. and Athleen
Harrington. -. Coupeyiiie.
Motou0ri Maauko. -. San Fran
cisco. and Aka Mldorikama. 81.
Japan.
wilber Jonoa. ai. Tmcyion.
wash. and Maybell woumae. 10,
Tracyton. Wash.
Henry Anderson. 81. and Augusta
Olson. ~. Seattle.
Charles A Cox. a.. and Ruth y.
Tenernona. 40. Seattle
Wfay a. Jackson. ~. Tacoma.
and May a. Levcen. g. Tacoma
Frederick J. bradshaw. 20. and
Katherine c. Relnacser. 80. Seattle
Charlie G. Colman. ~. George
town. and Carrie ~ Keller 20,
Oriiua.
Louis W. Toomsy. legal age. and
Gertrude ]. Hughes. legal age. Seat.
tln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FIaE CAPTAIN HURT

Ed, s.d William Cubl.t. of engine
ne -sany 70, 2. Of the fire depart
49, sustained a severe acalp
s last night while aildlre
u ". ~ brass pole Ia answer 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Charging that u Is the intention
OF tho Pacific Coast company and
other coal operators 10 freeze out
the local dealers and 20 handle the
aalo and delivery Of the coal from
their mines. a local coal packer has
written a letter 20 The Star on
the subject The letter follows.
Editor Star.
Dear Sir: The coal situation
ms Il IL az present demands the I'm.
mediate attention Of the whole
community. The most serious
problem 90 be- solved before the
cold weather Il that the Pacific
Coast company and other operators
are al present wiilfully holding
back the coal with a view 10 freeze
out all local dealers and control
tho entire teaming business. TO
make the monopoly complete, Nut
coal being more plentiful tho pco-
pie are afraid 10 take chances aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

"a. Ae 4 swim tonight or tomor
~ :" me big Luna Park nalaiorl
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
PARDON FOR
PUTER

PORTLAND. Orr, Sept. 2i-A
weil authenticated story will appear
in tho Portland Journal this after
noon stating that information has
been received Ia this city 70 tho
effect that s. A. y. Putar. now nerY'
ing two years Ia tho county jail
here. will aoou be pardoned BY Pres
idont Roosevelt Hcncy, & IL said.
promised this TO Puter while hero
early this month. putor was tho
man that finally broke down aud
told iIoney and Burns all he knew
IT the inside % the land fFands
This information was such that the
convictions OF Senator Mitchell and
the other prominent land fraud PEG
pie were secured II has always
been Understood that Puter was 10
receive clemcney for hia part h that
work AT present Puter has still
sovuu months 10 serve on his sen
tenca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows
Clark-A j. Clark. q. Sept IS.
1906 sixth av.
Ahern-I. Ahern. %. Sept 10.
NayHide Emergency hospital.
Norman = Norman. 60, Sept
~. ST. Main st.
Kettylo- Mrs A. " Kettyle. %.
sept ~. Wayside Emergency hos
pitnl
sherlck O r sherick. 60. Sept
n. 35f5 Ferdinand.
Follett-infant. Sept rs. York
station.
Taukno-M. Taukno. ~. Sept ~.
Great Northern docks.
Crossman-L r. Crossman. a.
Sept 10. Pacific hospital
lawrence. NJ Lawrence, 81
Sept .. Pacific hospital
Smith, NJ Smith. 80, Sept 90
303 Thirteenth nv north.
Lindstrom E II Llndstrom. 4
Sept. 10. s05 First av, west
Mason ~ A. Mason. 90. Sept. 10
2R14 Dpafh0Fu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
MANY BOATS ARE OVERDUE


So many vessels have been 70.
ported overdue that the Merchanta
hNehungO has hoon unahla. Ca post
them all on the boards. Those now
reported aro, Norwegian ship Out
ana, lSa DAYS from Mobile for nnhin
hlanc. ltaiien ship Croaalngton. 16G
DAYS from iduiquo for Falmouth,
British ship Coltic Chief. i6t days
from Hamburg for Honolulu,
Frnnch bark Roehambeau. 16a days
from Rochester FOR San Francisco.
American ship Konllworth. 40 days
from Montoyldio Tot San Freucisco.
British ship ieaaomene. iG3 days
from Mallaroo for Falmouth
French bark La Tour D'Avorgnc, II
days from Rochester for San Fran
cisco British ship Raiora, Ia days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
UNIQUE PRESENT
FOR PRESIDENT

Prom the farhway Arctic circle
comes an unusually unique and ex.
trcmely valuable present for PreRi.
dent Roosevelt. IN the shape Of two
shafts Of polished marble. which
marked the burial place OF an
Eskimo chief The present ls sent
20 the nations chief executive by
G. " Hawsworth. one Of hia boy.
hood friends. and was brought out
on the schooner volanic. which
reached port yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

.,r Idaho. sept. 9i-United
~. nudge whitson ala not fin
s ~ 80 en- the motions raised by
aiV ,,.,aanta m the land trae4
ihe co.. .s,a morning as expected lH-
cases w ala he would Investigate
sleaa ~ .,y,ss against District At'or
lhe & Ruick. coatalned in az
nss ~ n the gssnd iurymen Fheso
iidaH.s .,,eh a serlws nature. the
-, .,,, s.ld. that they ooNia n'' eV
cs ,s,,s..s.' Latham. the srand juror
49, ..,sas the principal affidavit,
vac - FIRST witness called, A.
vas ftawley took the witness Tor
sofa' s.tsnse. Latham stated that
ne $500 ~ come lpto the grand Jury
ha'o SIC ~ ~ day before the indictments
49, 49, returned With a printed list
rs. 80 afterwards Indicted. The
- said that the district attnr.
49,, ssn,ed the Jury 60 return the
i..,meuts before adjournment
sas M, - asked n Ruick had made
".-.,,n,ent the witness said he
= rssls What he considered an
- lie stated that che dis
80 s,,orusy declared that any ~
Ia ...,sslhnl,y for the indictments or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Heavy attendance Ola the part ~
characterized Saturdays market
Squads appeared on ths market,
averaging q pounds and selling AT
% cents. Spring chickens I'D.
yanced 10 cente. ducks steady at
So. Az over abundance Of potatoes
caused the market 10 temporarily
decline, selling al 10 pounds for
% cents Sweet potatoes In heavy
demand Cucumbefs advanced -
30 cents per dozen. the smaller
selling al gh TomatOcg scarce.
Wenatchpe peaches are off the
market for the rest OF the season.
CraWfordB appeared and sold al rs
cents per box Ounces scarce and
steady al cents Catalogues adj
yancea 10 for 20 cents aud no
watae melons whatever appeared
on the market. The melon season
- about over and one more week
viii see the market cleared Ba
nanaa sold at Deddlers' prices-25
cents
Following prices we're quoted.
Live spring chickens. soc each.
squads, 25c.
Eggs. 30 per dOZ.
Butter. 35c.
Hens. dressed, 35c apiece.
Potatoes. IS lbs. for BIC.
Beets. 2 lunches for 80.
Carrots. punches for DC.
Corn. i0c TO l5c per dozen.
Sweet Potatoes. &c per ID. z lbs.
for 25c.
Onions. 3 lunches for &C.
Dried Onions. lbs. for 25c.
Cucumbers. 35c per doz.
Peas &c 70 DC per ID.
Turnips. punches &C.
Beans, &c 20 30 per Id.
Crab apples. 1926 por box.
Celery. i0c per bunch.
Tomatoes. SC per H. 75c crate.
Green Tomatoes. &c per ID.
CabbagcA. Sc 10 l0c per head.
Wenatchee peaches, slO0 TO
tf.IO box.
Apples. fancy. t2s5 to 1926 per
Dbl. cooking. rs lbs for 25c Grav-
ensteina. st.25 per box.
CauliflOwer. i0c per head.
Lettuce. Sc.
Squash, &c ID.
Green peas. 81 per box.
Pears. Bartlett. fl25 per boz,
cooking pears. sl.00 per box.
Pumpkins. 2hc ID.
Huckieberries, 10c pound
Blackberries. i0c box. for 25c.
Canialoupes. 8 for 25c.
Crawford peaches, 75c per box.
Ounces. Sc lb.
White Concord grapes, si.20 per
box
Plums. Green Cages. l0c pail;
basket. for 2Jc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

Whether 20 continue IN the field
a. political party or 90 abandon
that field and lnaugurate a non.par.
tlsau campaign Tor the principles
which u advocates. Is the question
which will come before the seat
tle Municipal League a. meeting
to be- held AZ the Labor Temple this
evening should the league decide
to abandon the field aa an indepen'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

from London for San Francisco.
British 1harA aimla. 100 days from
Port rltie for Falmouth, British
bark tnvnrlyon. Ns days from wal
LARGO for Falmouth. Russian ship
Thomasma. iia Gays from Port
pirls for Falmouth British bark
lladsnn Hail. i9a days from Gee
long for Falmouth. Norwegian
bark Craiglsla. 100 days from New.
castle. N. 4. W., for Mnllcndo,
Swedish bark Modea, zoe days from
stcttin Tor san Francisco. British
bark sllvcrhorn. 100 days from
Newcastle. N =. w, for pisngnn.
The British ship Leicester Castle,
16i days from sallna Cruz for AIDE.
lalde. IL reported as having arrived
after stormy passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
ON THE FRONT

British bark Marguerite Moiinos
shifted from the stream 10 the
Great Northern docks She rs load.
ing grain for the United King
dom
Steamship Humboldt If due from
skaRway ana way ports Monday
with passengers and freight She
goes north the following morn
ing
British steamship Fitzclarence
90 en- route from the West coast
with a cargo OF ore for the Tacoma
smelter. She will load here and
on the sound with general cargo
for the return trip.
Steamship city Of Puebla IL
scheduled 10 arrive with passengers
and freight from San Francisco
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FRED TWITCHELL FOLLOWS
Wife TO The GRAVE

that Mr. Twitcheli was the last of
his immediate family. throc chill
dron aud his wife having diod prov.
ionsly. Mrs Twiteheil expired
four weeks ago while watching BY
the hodaido Of her afflicted hus-
band
No arrangements have been made
for tho funeral The remains aru
"a Buttorwortha The deceased
leaves hts brother and q sister. Mrs.
George fitco OF this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
CANAL BOND LEGALITY
WILL AGAIN BE TESTED

TO the Lake Washington Canal as.
ISOLATION The legislature then
passed an act declaring the bonds
valid. and ratifying their issue By
the county
Today Judge Roger 8 Greene
and A. r. Myers. a. attorneys Tor
the i.aks Washington Canal aaso
citation, filed a petition asking 60
have the validity 81 these honda
passed upon b. the courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
NJ. @. LEAGUE MAY
QUIT POLITICS

dent political party, II will urge tho
advocacy Of ita principles upon the
candidates ~ all parties and giyo
ita support in future campaigns
only 10 such candidates ms advocate
them. regardless Of the partisan
affiliations Of those candidates.
Members OF the league are divided
on the proposal and an interesting
discussion Is promised at the meot.
~. tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FIVE ARE KILLED
In COLLISION

SAN BERNARDiNO. Cal, Sept
n. Five men met a horrible death
this morning az pev0ne station. tn
the Calol pass. when runaway
freight train crashed into iight
locomotive an dreduced both the
engines and many freight cars 20
klndiinR wood Fire added 10 the
horror Of the disaster The dead
are. Engineer stratton. Brakemou
Bryan and Ray. two unknown
trampa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
START SCHOOL or
JOURNALISM

Tie school Of Journalism AZ the
University u Washington vas or.
gaaifsd during the past woek BY
Pfot Esrie J. Thorpe. a Stanford
sfaduass and : newspaper man %
nAt1nal experience. recently Of the
Ssaifls Posf InfelliEencer.
he ournailstic course Is new NJ
ne university and Prof Thorpe
has planned q practical course In
neEspaPer training for bis 80 pa.
pa Ihe men will b. taught 10
collect. write and edit news. and
pfsefirzl work win b. introduced
% Eve The embryo reporters the
nose for news. which ~ as es.
seatial 70 their success a. the ne.
efafy branch Of their work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

-hs quesfioa as 70 the legality
4 he ssee 200 bond Issue ga aid
q ne I.sks Washington canal Nill
agaia b brought before the courts
After the state supreme coart had
declared the Issue illegal on the
grnaad thas the eouuiy bad no
asAAorl1I. without sanction from
tie legislature 70 Issue honds %
ASSIST private undertasing Jas
A Neose assigned all his rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

r..s,e to survive the shock o.
j. wsies death and weakened by
- safennx Frcd 8 Twiteheli,
- e. brother Of Frank A.
-ssehsli receiver % the local
ral,aa states Land office. died
sar his mogniug At the Green
fsse hospital Mr. Twitchell had
Aasn helpless paralytie Tor the
nast tvo years
A psthesic feature Is the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
LAST NIGHT OF
PURE FOOD SHOW

Tonight will be your last chance
10 sec the Pure Food Show and In.
duatrial exposition. which for tho
past week ana half has been
drawing recoretbreaking crowds 10
Dreamland Rink Tonight will be
your last chance 10 sample ali tho
good things. Tonight will be your
last chance to'earry of prize. The
show. which Is under tho manage.
ment OF tho Central Labor Council.
has been a success In every way.
aud the management expects 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
TORTURER A
STRANGER

ZION CITY. IN. Sept 2l-Har.
old Mitchell. the chief torturor At
tbs death of Mira Greenlaagh
Wednesday IL a stranElor The
coroner iH convinced ot this BY bis
Investigation lie believes that
many deaths in Zion City have been
hidden under a religious cloak The
testimony shows that a Mlas Young
died shortly after Mitchell treated
her 20 drive out demons Tho
authorities learn that bodies have
hnen kept for days by the ParhAm.
ties Ia hope that chanting aud
prayers would restore llfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
PORTLAND TO PROTEST
AGAINST 0RIENTALS

PORTLAND. Or. sept zi-Ths
Portland Federated Trades Council
Is planning a monster mass mset'
Ing Of national scope for the pug
pose Of focusing public opinion In
al America against the immiEra
ton OF Chinese. Japanese and tln.
du laborcrs 30 this oountry, 10 be
held IN Portland.
The plan "a 90 invite speakers %
national prominence 10 address the
meeting According % the fedora.
ton officials the so.called inva
sion Is becoming more than a local
subject and 0n0 which. unless curb
I'd immediately. will soon become
vital an over America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
ADVISE CITY pAvmAsreR.

The board of park commissioners
yesterday sent city Comptroller
Carroll a communication. recon.
mendinE that tho city employ a
general municipal paymastef in.
stead OF allowing a.o00 mon 90 so
20 the city hall and sign the war
rant register. which IL done ON tho
clty'a time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
MURDERER IS STILL
AT LARGE

derer after rohbsng his victim made
his escape through the south
end OF the city The detectives
are working along several lines
which may develop something tang
ible, but up TO a late hour today
the department vas entirely al sea
as to the deApeFado'a idantty or
whereabouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
SINGLE PRICES DROP

shingie prices have declined Is
crntS a. a result ~ a sensational
bar raid made by wholesalers
Anniua1a 10 Eet the price dawn for
the fall trade. The only basis for
the bear raid that the mAuufac.
tureru can find Is the fact that there
q a heavy congestion IN the shin.
sic movement ~ the head Of tho
great lakes, especially In Buffalo
and Duluth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

ne police hare boea unable 70
secure any trace Of the mulattn Nho
murdered X. Tango and wounded
Is campAnlon In the Osaka house.
ea F.nh AZ. south. between Main
sse Jackson SIS. yesterday morn.
isx
SEER elew obtained 80 far
mtsss to the fact that the muir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
OPENING DELAYED

Tho school board announces that
another delay % ten days IL necea.
aary before the Lincoln High school
can he opened The contractors
having the building IN charge are
liable for q 1900 fine for each day
the building remains unoompieted
after September 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
GERMAN soLplsRs KILLED.

wILHELMsHkvEN. Germany
Sept "a Five persons were killed
and six wounded today when che
artiIleFymsn were unloading ammu
uitinn at the depot. They dropped
shFannei shell which exploded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FORCE IS INCREASED.

THEE new men have been added
20 the local immigration staff They
are David Graham. formerly Of
San Francisco. and late of Taco.
ma. Charles Reaney. also Of San
Francisco and Tacoma, aud George
Curtis. who was recently transfer
rod from ellis Island. n. Y. 10
Tacoma The men are all watch.
mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
FIND HIDDEN OPIUM.

Customs officials and revenue Of.
ficialg have found 200 pounds 81
opium hidden In an untcnanted
house at Gig Harbor The drug was
stored there by members of a gang
~ atuugglers which the govern.
mcut officials are endeavoring TO
break nn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

close tonight with by far the largest
crowd that has yet attended
Over 1900 persons were last
nlght admitted 10 the show on cOu-
pcna clipped from THE Star" It
was Star Night" again. aud the
public took advantage Of the
chance 10 enjoy the treats OF the
exposition for nothing a fine mu.
steal program was one Of the feat.
ures last night. and an equally fine
program will be given tonight. con.
Hiating Of both vocal aud iaaara-
mental numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
BURNED TO A CRISP

HItI.SHOkO. Ore, Sept I'll
Burned 20 a crisp vas the fate 81
Mrs Mary Hogan. a cook on farm
near here. While preparing q meal
she vas overcome with dizziness
aud fell upon a rod hot rage. and
before rescued had been burned 20
frightfully that she died several
minutes after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
BIRTH RECORD.

Births we're registered today as
follows.
Pohl-To wife Of r. Pohl. iii3
Eaatiake av.. sept. 10. a son
steei-To wife Of NJ Steel. COS
Blewett. Sept ~. a daughter
CoEeahall To the wife Of H.
CoEeahaii. 7Os Blcwett Sept Z, a
daughter