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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
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Sin Bidder ais i>uciic Ndilb. gidhiutrd1cn
in 9ir. 502, Git. SprtsNucnnc. t2-3l
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

II was literally coughing nv
tl' to death. and had becom.
90 weak to leave my. bed; AID
leighhors predicted ,hnt would
lever leaveit alive; but they 90,
"oled, for thinks be to God. |
Nas induced to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery. 1t took lust
our one dollar bottles to com
l'lttely cure thecongll and restore
ne TO good sound health. writes
Mrs. Eva uncapher, of Grover
own, Stark Co, Ind. This kino
y cough and cold cures. and
1enler OF throat and lungs. u
guaranteed hv kirkpatrick Mer-
nntlle Go. druggists. zoe and
500. Trial bottle free.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
ShSHberiain's Coutx
sfeMeGy n Safe MedJ.
+ cxHe FOR Children.

n tniying II cough medicine f,u
e.''lsi'eli, never be afraid to bu,
tlia''ib"ilain's Cough Remedy
There X no danger from II. ana
relief y always sure to follow. 1t
= intended especially for coughs
d'ls, Group and whoopinn
cough, and there is no bette,
tnFlicihe IN the world Tor these
discusses 1t is not only n certain
cure Tor Group, but when given
a. soon rs the croupy congh ap-
le'li'S, will prevent the ntt.ek
y lio.s''ilg congh is nor danger.
Gus y hen this remedy IL given as
'lir@Hed. lt,contains no opin,n
or OF Ter harinfnl drugs, aud mn,
oF gwen rs confidently toa baby
~ 70 IN adult. For sale II,
N'fkln'trick Mercantile Co.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

ve lived in California %
eA's, and am still hunting 10.
'ro''hir iatllewny orhufiis, SORES.
wounds. hoils. cuts. s2rains. ora
c''se ofpiIe> thar I'ucklen's Arilica
HaiVe won quickly enre, writes
liafAs~ Walters. OF Alleghanv.
Sierra, Go. No use hunting. Mir.
Walters; Ii cures every case
'i'iai'1i'teed 1T Kirkpatrick Aler-
eaitile Is drug store. 25c.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

~ a special meeting called TO,
me purpose Nlondny evening the
eoa'd Of villnge trustees called
the n'gnlnr election for trustees
wing Nill be held April ,. d. O.
e'1a,ater was appointed regis
erar' II Z haldridge. A. A. SEES
s'on> aud N. A. bates, Judges,
and ArS. a. G. Fisk, distributing
clerk.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

Institute IN Unqualified suo-
osss h Evsry Particular.
Lat Of Poultry Awards.

Tres rrwvn Isaswer Farmers
Institute WIS 9 most pleasing
success ~ every pnlt icsllHr Tx
en- hibiisii poultry we're especially
crediinble. aud there Ii no ofhsr
section N Idnho that could put
mp rs fihe q colt show. 4 lnrne
attendance was present MT every
session, and the addresses we've
highly entertaining and instruct.
live. Following ARE the nws,rus
nude for poultry; the stock
awards will appear next week.
l'uff Plymouth Rucks-II. G.
anderson, lst; i. q. Tuning.
2nd.
White Wyandottes-A. q. Fisk. |
list; H. A'aw, 2nd. |
Rhode Island lteds-A. Olsen,
III; a. Nav and A. j. Mitchell,
End.
i'nii Orpingfons--II. Il. Peter
-on, lst; J. l.. Ryan. 2ld.
Black lin,crcns-C. l.. Park
list; J. l.: Ryan, End.
Brown Ls'gIorns--F. Il. Fouch.
lst; A. Hudson, 2nd.
Buff Legllorns-S. G. Elder, Isl
md 2nd.
White Leghorns-W. Paine.
.st and BUD.
Brown Leghorn Bantnms-E.
J. Dickerson. LIST and 2nd.
Rantnns-Clare Ih,ldridge, let
nd 2nd. p
Bronze Turkeys-E. Paul. Isl; .
:. X. Fouch, 2nd. y
Best Poultry DispIay-c. l.. y
ark.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

Died Feb 10, 1907, Evan Al.
fred, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lent, age 1 years. /
n"nths at their homenearCaId
we'll
lie suffered from only a short
.'li'eSS, having hadquinsy. None
knew him but to love him and he
gave to all the tender love of y
pure little heart.
when death strikes down tbe
innocent and Young. for every
breath with which he sis the
painting spirit free II hundred
virtues rise in shapes Of Mercy
charity and Love. to walk the
earth. and bless it. {"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
VILLAGE or PARMA.

NoTicE II HEREBY GIyEN. TIM
the Offices Of five trustees Of sui,
Ylllnge Of purnnn, are to I,e file,
" ''ii eleetV'i 10 he held upol
tnps'lny, the second sl,., j
April, 1907, at l4ung'S Hail. il,
s'sli village. bel weeIl the hours d
-. ~. aud p. ~. Of said div.
That The Board OF Trustees o,
sad village has appointed az
ApRisliaar OF said election D. O.
'''stater. who viii register the
electors oi suhl village every
saturday between the hours of 8
~ ~ aud > =. IN. aud from 7 y.
~ 70 Y T.. %. and upon any
"''lfr d"s % aud III slpdiny the
''N' saturday preceding said
r'''' '"'' - such place us he ma,
appoint
A. II. Lang,
Netting Chairman oil Val.
h's" Hopfd OF Trustees.
y y nabcock,
Clerk q Village Board Of
Trustees.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

six years ago learned il val
liable lesson," writes John Pleas
ant OF Magnolia, Ind. Il then
began taking DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, and the longer take
them the better find them.
They please everybody. Guar
anteed Mt Kirkpatrick Mercantile
20. druggist. 25c.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

IT'S the highest standard Of
Iuallty. u natural tonic. clennses
your system. reddens the cheeks.
i1gl'tens the eyes. gives flavor,
nll v"nent HOLSTERS Rock,
Mountain Tea will do this 10
on. ~ cents. Ten or 1ablets
fitzpatrick Mercantile Go.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

There will be u recitnl hv Miss
Louise Blackwell ut the church
Friday eve AInrch 1st at $40 for
The benefit Of the free reading
room. Admission ~ and Is
'en's. Come and help a good
, luse.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance

Are nerve diseases. and unless
checked, lead to destruction Of
both mind and body. The
weak, shattered nerves must
have something to strengthen
and build them back TO health
Or. Miles Restorative Nervine
is a remarkable nerve tonic and
stimulant. It strengthens the
nerves, relieves the nervous
strain, and influences refresh
ing bodybuilding sleep and
rest. Persistent use seldom
fails to relieve these Affections,
II was taken with eplleptic f,ts. haa
s en- IN less than IL hours. Mn.
hns ifhs ~ sSns Tor our family physician
! grew worse every dav' ana M i s'lu
tnvsy had three doctors with me anS =
f nl M s1S worse, Ny father heard Of
bottle OF Nervine and a hox 81 a
anu Liver Pills 1 had taken oniv
rev doses until began to feel hatta,
! ,oek ~ bottles. and II cured mo
sound and we'll 1t has been wov1h III, ,1,
the world TO me. / recnmnend az ~
wherever | go. You may use ais az ~
nte-ions testimonial to the merits
- - YOUR medicine. for / am ENJOYING
~, Sne best OF health. and feel that mS
medicine levy VII THqp hasTgsiuI
X F. d. No. 2, Boston, Ga.
Or. Miles, NervIne lie sold bv vo,.
9Srug9ist, who VIII guarantee that the
amS, pottle will benefit. N Ii falls he
WIZ refund your money. ~
xss
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
Big BEND Budget.
BY Orveffs.

q Miss Rose Lent was called hom
Sunday on account oftne serion
y illness OF her brother.
Mr.. Robr. Tilnson is builliIlp
3 q new house on his homestead.
q Miss Robertson is spending II
few days With relatives fl cald-
well.
The farmers Of this vicinity
are busy rntting in a new waste
ditch, to drain the entire eastern
part of the Big Bend district.
| Quite number in this neigh
borhood are quite Ill with grippe.
George I.ytle's new Iionse is
nearly finished and is quite az
addition to the neiglborhood.
Sydney Stems has relinquishesl
his claim to il brother OF Mr.. u.
y. button, who hns latelyInrlived
from the east.
Mr.. Chus Allen of Roswell was
u business caller in onrneighbor- 4
hood Wednesday.
Mrs. Harvey Hatch was a
Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helm and Miss
Myrtle Helm wer, guests in tins
vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
Nesdanles Brown, Baxter and
Abbott were callers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Ekin and
Mr. and AIRS. Henry Stark at
tended the opening session ofthe |
Farmers Institute.
Fred Baker was DELIVERING I
meat in this neighborhood Sat I
lrday. 4
Eh. Sloan was in this vicinity 4
IN business Thursday.
a literary entertainment giver I
y local talent in Big Benz (attbe \
'chool house) last Saturday 4
Venlng was Il greatsuccess. both \
oclally and financially. Thenet 1
proceeds being S31.60, which win 4
Y used to fence the school
rounds. Tie program Was
opposed OF Rotations, insru- 4
lelltnl and vocal music din 4
4 "a
ogues and tableaus and the wnv 4
ach one took tbeir part showed /
ne study and practice devoted 4
. lt and brought to fight many
S'a' "iich WINS unknown here.
1fore. Alex Wade. in his i'm 4
of Pat Mctiee made \
re lllt OF the eveningan almost Y.
" ms friends to believe that ba :,
lssed his calling by remaining n
farmer. The duets BY Mrs. y
N''i ana Miss Crow We're fhola n,
'ghly appreciated by lovers; aof
'od nlslsic, and as usual Mrs. to
anne sifl ler delighted the audi
zee ny herrecitationsand songs En- In
'ss Mae Stark's instrumenta1liis is
'Sie was highly applauded. u
rs entertainment developed d s aln
ea'e zeal OF natural talent and T
who heard it were sincere sP,
zen expressing the wish that il kar
'nld not be the last. Dv !
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

Mo- q the time to set out nur.
~ery > oek. John Rysm. proprie-
tor of'the Roswell Nurseries, has
a Sple'slid assortment and can
make immeliate delivery. Can
On. or write him.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

improved farm under Farmers
Cooperative Canal. so acres
under cultivation. Liberal
terms to right party.
J. E. EerricIs
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
Why Suffer from, Rbau.
EndfiSn7.

DO you know. that rheumatic
pans can be relieved? Ii YOU
''"upt this just TRY one applioo.
'l'n ofVhamherIain't Pain Balm
!, Will make rest ard sleep posi-
ple' aud that certainly means >
sie''r deal to any one afflicted
with rheumatism. For sale Ly
kirkpatrick Mercantile Co.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16


Picked pigs feet at parm
Meat Market.
Pryor Burnett went to Bots
; Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II III. Stockton
!. Visited Boise this week.
! John Ryan made business
. "trip to Boise the first Of tl.f
week.
} pat Hanratty and r. Il. Cald-
well we're Caldwell visitors Ties
day.
4 Postmaster w. Il. Babcock and
wife were Boise visitors Saturday
anId Sunday.
/ For sule:-One separntor-the
only one left. Apply 70
| W. A. cromer.
| The best Of meats put up III
the best style at Parma Meat
Market.
II you want u shade tree that
will last forever get the American
Elm. For sale by the Roswell
Nurseries.
Archie IIeton purchased a cur
OF rat hogs for the Idaho Dressed
Beef Go. and shipped them to
Boise Monday.
W. b. Mitchell has some fine
Plymouth Rock cockerels for
sale at WI each. Ii you want to
grow fine poultry call ON him.
Don't wait until too ate to
put ont your fruit and shade
trees-do il now. The finest as- t
sortment in Idaho can be found |
ut the Roswell Nurseries.
John Frey and Vim. Momberp II
Notns business men, were in the il
'ity today. OF course, as good
'itlzens, they came around and q
'dded their names to the Herald
subscription list. i,
A. j. Mitchell, II. NJ. kirkpat- :,
lex and G. f. Paine went to j,
'aldwell Tuesday to attend the !,
egular meeting of the pnyette. =
'olse Irrigation board, OF which i,
hey are members. .,
Among the prominent ont &C
Iders attending the institute m
ere A. +. Gipson of the Gem 10
tate Rural, Jake Horn, OF the ca
aldwell Tribune, d. r. Hubbard til
| Boise, j. III. Lowell. Caldwell. 10
nd Fruit Inspector Parsons of AZ
Iomedale. to
The masquerade given by the ~
un Club Thursday night was a 7"
'cided success in eveay particu- 'e'
4. The costumes were MANY "''
nd handsome, and there WAS d
ot u single unpleasant feature I'm
} mar the pleasure of the oc- ou
Ision. go
Fla
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

City Livery < Feed Stable
pray Line'in connection. Haul.
ing done to any part ofthe coun.
try. Independent phone.
Grant Hand, proprietor
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

Cache Valleys Best" the
flour that will please you and
make the lightest and whtest
bread. $1.25 per sack at the
Parma Mercantile Co. augll
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
!. Keep Posted
-
on Matters That Interest Won

Your local paper is a necessity
70 you financially and socia;v
But a NEWSPAPER OF i'm
ERAL- CIRCULATION. coptai1.
ing sne latest news of the weld
= equally necessary to YOU Tb =,
up to date man" viii nrovi1'.
himself with these two essential il,
features of progress. essential
IN THE TWICE A. wErv
SPOKESMAN REVIEW 81 CO
Kane Wash, will be found ths
very latest news of the world. it,
matter including information on on
pTnslcs' commerce, agriculture
mining, literature. as we'll a o. ~ !,
, u1 happenings in the states i 'n -
it !, S't Oregon, Idaho, Wash.
', In addition, its col
unns Tor women, its nonnla,
science articles, its short and np conl
r S,nuea stories, its Answers to t.
correspondents" and "pnv, ~
rroolems' combine to form u11is
, mOane newspaper that at 81 On nar
year can nowhere be excelled, pS4
Perhsp. Al aD'ERrIsING VALUE. (
farm 49, ou have sometime =.
wish to buy somst h machinery. You mas
70 buy q ssl with people leS, wS FOSSILS
sertisement il The ss sp 5ossertng small W ad,
ers t Xxi. 5, stockmen. iunhsr,l ''eview.
ii 'a sou we ",. Gw /, and min
Seswsoasrs"' 's use to ,s reach business men A.,
'FoiSEsMAN-REviE,vD AiLf or SUNDAY
r the ..l r.wIcE-A-wEEk RATES 49,
- words to a lins line each Insertion coun,
coNsEcIAATTI p. SUNDAY RATE ~.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
'18Words
"a Words

Ten chi. THE SUNDAY ALONE
aix words pei line each re-,
ADDRESS
A ssr'o.aKsEsAAN-RrvrEw.
IN stamn your adv. plainly, enc,..
s,.s rdin' and prass nsm aS%9uo q
rw'es-&-wssE In Daily. sunnssss you
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

fFy Gfvan~r's pork sausage.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16
OREGON SHORT LINE RAIL WAY
PARMA TRAIN SERVICES

GOING EAST.
y 10. Z. Fast Mail, Daily. a ;os 4 NJ
20. =. Pony Express II 20 a NJ
W 70 o. Mail X Express, +" AIN p NJ
70. 70. Mixed Train, y III IN 4 N N
GOING WEST.
W No. J. Fast Fast Mail, Daily. 3 :o5 A. NJ
W W. 2 Tony Express. -. as, a Al
~ 3: Mail y Express" 3 al p At.
~ 20. Mixed Train, III 80 4 NJ
~ trains stop at Parma. Nos and
''op ga ag and to let passengers off
J. G. BLACKWELL,
Agent
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-02-16

Consecutive soINSlDAY RATE ron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
FORESTERS
PROSPEROUS

That the Independent Ofdee OF
borostora IL In faDat prosperous
condition was yuuchet for this
morning at the second days session
OF the orders convention here. an
Increase OF 40 per cent. In member.
ship having taken place IN the last
six montha, according 90 reports
read. and finances being ia an ok.
collent state The election OF of.
ficeru Is taking place this afternoon
Among the assembled delegates
are women. This ia the first
time that women have been allowed
to Rit Ia a convention Yesterday
afternoon the ladies we're entertain.
cd ai luncheon By Mrs G T. Mer
rill chief ranger Of &ho Red Clover
court The. convention will con.
clnde With a banquet tonight at
The Washington annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04

the part OF the prosecution IN not
putting Abraham Ruef on the
stand. 7 dun't say these boodlers
we're paid FOR the confessions. but
L looks very peculiar. be said.
As Moore soiemniy toiled out
his closing korda. the defendant
lost control Of himself aud the
tears ran down his cheeks. Even
Calhoun shifted audihly. aud his
nephew. Thornwail MulIaly was
vislbly affected After a five NTH.
ute adjournment. Attorney Earl
Rogers began his address which
proved 70 BE- one % the most I'M
FASHIONED ever heard ~ a San
Francisco jury.
Let's get away from these fren.
sled conditions. Let's get down TO
the true facts. No Who vas Il that
put the first money Into san Fran.
cisco--Patrick Calhoun.
Who brought the first biscuit
into San Franciscof Th0fnwaii
Aallaly. Il was these men who
gave their fortunes. their labor and
their blood These men whom Re-.
doiph spreckies wants TO 20 10 the
pcnitentlary 90 that he can get a
franchise Why there was no need
20 buy this overhead franchise
Every body wanted a. Believe
TREY T. Ford 20 BE- AZ base a. you
may. but for Gods sake don't be-
lieve him % be n fool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
ROOSEVELT
AT MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. oct. s.-Presl.
dent Roosevelt waH welcomed To
Memphis today and addressed the
l.akeHto theGnlf deep waterways
convention this afternoon. In adj.
dttion 20 the President. Memphis IL
today the host Of over a score OF
governors, the inland waterways
commission. United States senator's
and representatives and 5000 dele.
gates representing the commercial
Interests % the Mississippi valley
and thousands OF other visitors.
The boats bearing the Presl.
Dental party. the governors and
the waterways commission we're
met by a fleet Of every available
craft which formed a convoy 10 es.
cort the vessels into the haflsnr.
Every boat was deliberately dacoFat.
I'd and formed a remarkable spec.
tacle Az the wharf the President
and other distinguished guests acre
met BY reception committees and
escorted In carriages. through Fnliy
decorated streets lined With cheer.
ing thousands. 20 the auditorium.
where be delivered his speech.
Leaving here this afternoon. the
President will proceed TO the north.
east Louisiana swampa. and will r..
main IN the cane brakes. hunting
bear and other same. until October
ga TIE VIII be- the guest 81 Civil
Service Commissioned John A. Nc.
ilheuny % New iberia. la. and
John N Parker u New Orleans.
nGFing bis time in camp the Frcsl.
dent viii communicate az little ga
possible with the outer world. and
only the most Important matters
Will b. brought to hia attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04

Births we're registered today az
followa.
Miianoka~~To wife of 4. Mltsu.
Okla. iti6 First av. October 3. a
daughter
Bfuwn-ro wife % q Brown.
Wayside Emergency hospital. Sep
tomhet e. a daughter
nlAir--To wife % A. y. nlaif.
tgof Evanston av.. October 2. n sou
Cunningham To wife OF u Gun.
ninEhhm. Seattle October 2. aon
Champion wife Of W. O.
Champion. 7i7 18Th AZ. ~. sep,em
Der 90. a son.
Lirhua- TO Wife 81 X. iAfhas. Sic
Yeaier say. October 2. a daughter.
MArtlu~To wife OF G. Martin.
t1t1 18th ay n r.. September 10.
q daughter.
MeSyminytou To wife Of Wii.
liam McsymiRyton. 700 A2nd az. =.
September ~. 4 son.
neawell TO wife 81 & d bed
well. t81t iith ay n T.. septcm.
f6. a daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04

Deaths We're registered today nj
follows.
Moore u Moore. 80. septem
Der sl Seattle General hospital.
nahlberE q. pahlbcrR. ~. Sep
tembcr 81, Providence hospital
Sclll~~F SELL. %. September 90
Waysido Emergency hospital
NournherEer 81 v. Nournberger
IA. October 2. Providence hospital
Croahle = r. Cruahlo, As, Octo
Der 2, 2Tba Washington ~.
Maekey William T. Mackoy, 10
October /, COS East flat st.
woilman~M Wellman. O.. Sep
tember 80. 2tis East Roy ~.
Cedergreen A. NJ. Codargreen,
bs. October 2. Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
MURDERER STILL
| ELUDES POLICE

who attended this party we're on
the street Ia the vicinity OF where
Mcknight was stabbed. az the
tlme the llght must have been TAX.
ing place
The mysterious Mrs, Likxle nal-
iey. who was in company with Nc
Knlght when the fight started. was
located last evening by Detective
Phillips at $3.50 Dayton av.. Ere
mont she Is said 20 be the mother
81 Mrs. Evelyn Haradorn. who Was
keeping house for Oppihsouo. She
could give the officers 40 additional
Information. and says when she
saw the man with the knife she
ran and took the first car Tor home.
The body Of Mcknight has been
taken 20 Fort iawton. where Il
win be held until Coroner Carroll
determines upon the necessity %
an inquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04

sk FRANCISCO. Oct. AT.
r. A A Mocre resumed bis
wzrf IA bshalf Of Tfrey T..
Vi a. n0Fning The defend
NJ vi after sympathy. be
~ simply justice lie took
= evening argument Of As.
d District Attorney O'Gara
TsNded 10 Fldlcaie Il from
zlHg b end. Ne sarrasticaliy
esl u he statement ~ O'Cara
fwS IA net Ruef In the lat.
M'krpem.
rs no,hinx IN that 30 re-
alk szcspt that the pr0secu-
MaA2lf granted this Coxeys
4 efsupersisors Who have
II lheir Immunity hath IN a
npe declared Moore. 4
ns 7 = thousand me with
rgssi intsnsions met Raef ia
xAmums
aasdeally referred 10 the
r 'As Prosecution as a fool
1aa
sM sfifence have they to
las'r charge that TREY l..
Nksed Or gave a brihe 10
~ bcnsfxans Nothing Not
M'lss q evidence
fEfapeFrisors came IN for
Hass q dsnaseiation In fte
~ Why the tesiimouv N
'.als buneh Of these fourteen
- Is not woFth the testl.
Z 80 nan. They have All
@fss BY he same stick
~ q ths prosecution was
? b IN entlre fabrlca.
slas his argument he re
2 Ne iaek q good faith on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
CHILD IS CAST ADRlFT

youth IN a howell out In North Seat.
tie, where IL u claimed the mother
and father have MANAGED 10 exist
Ia squAlor and fllth. gcnorAily IN.
cbflated. and offering for the child
absolutely none OF the home cars
and parental love without which
life for The young fellow possesses
neither attraction nor pleasure.
Sobblng bitterly. the hoy Pre-.
scuted pathetic picture az police
headquarters this morning. HIS
heart SEEMED To have been broken
BY TIE action Of bis adopted par
ents in Weuatches IN refusing 20
keep him The officials Of the 50
cicty today decided 10 send the
boy % the parental school on Mer
Ger Island until his case could be
disposed %
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ON. fHE FRoNT

steamer Humboldt arrived from
skRgway and way ports early this
morning with a large aaaaenRef
list aud a blg shipment VI fish.
The Alaska Coast Company will
soon move It's headquarters TO Ia.
coma, according TO VI n. Reynolds.
as the latter city ~ boosting tho
'elecsvio road fsom Valdez and also
taking stock.
The Star Steamship company
WIN az once build a steamer 60 take
tho place OF the la Conner de.
atroyod by fire
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|y,xlsrsea by his parents both
iskom ase said % y arunsafds
lked en- u tie only bone he ever
| and vfasaag 70 stay at the
se,loa hons of tie washlngion
avns ilems segisty. Archie
IeE nisie ityearold boy. Feels
n ~ Aoi4z tor him n0,hlng but
r@sahle erisfence. grudgingiy
In title fellow was picked up
\ p.n.msz HAubrls this morulng
h ~ h tie custody q the
~ nltvn he had been Civ
l Ae rlsh J Han. a. We
ktsaee bai says they suddenly
kunsi I'm Awas and gave him a
~ b ihs eitv
| n uaeiy originally found the
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| = John ollIs oppidlsone, who
NJ stabbed William MeAn'sh'
/ ,'a.slc st near Rainier eoule-
4 ws,eriay morning Is hidins
/ !. .sns a some q his Italian
! sAs belief o. the police
: 4 result Of investigations
=, "a b the Officers
/ 4 q oeea developed that In All
..Asy thern we're a number
/ Z Witnesses 10 the fatal ARRAY
a Al asother besides oils. as
/. 4 ~ualsy known. vas concern
q I - actual ssaheing q the
4. ssfseers have learned that
|. a.aaa picnic" or house party,
&. eses 4 the home Of a certain
4 aslng On isth AZ. : JUST
r. sAsss the flght occurred,
r assa large number q people
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ADJUSTMENTS

The Grand The Time. tHs
Place, and the Girl. comedy with
music
Tho Seattle The Mayor ol
Toxic farclcal opera.
The Third Avenue THE Wages
.of sin. molodrAma
The Coliseum May Ysho and
Sullivan aud ConHidine vaudeville
THO Star-"A $4,000 noauty
and vaudeville.
The Lois fantagea vaudeville
The oliver Moving pictures aud
specfalties.
The Eden Musee Ghost show.
Dixie Comedy Co. and novelty con.
ceaaiona