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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
sffs, PATTERSON TO SPEAK. Distinguished Clernsmss wiil Visit
 EufuuIa.

f.ufanla. Oct. sp.---f Special. D---Rcy. John n. a1AtthisoiJ of the Episcopal Diocese of pennsylvenis. is expeeted 10 reach the c.ty next sunday and will conduct ! mission service at St James Church. which win continue during the wceIs.
 Mir. sfatthison will fiil the pulpit nlnraing and evening and the parish iopers are contemplating his visit with great interest He is rega rdcd as one Of the most abb of tho caurch's mln- isters andshis york here will no doubt rcdounsl in great good
 Nr Mafiiiiscn was born h London and rayne to this country Tn his youth as Sniiar. aud was afterwards edn- ca sed at oxford Cullege where he re- crIVoo the drgrcc of D.. D.
 Tne scryiees promise iu De largely attended by the citizens at large.
 Tho pupila of the Brenau arc con tenrint ng obscryins Halloween With Interesting and appropriate ceremonies in inc chapel of the institution tomor- TOW night. The svent will be largely offended by the city's social side.
 J. J. T.. Hatfield. all old and higtly esteemed merchant af the city. is quite sick ai his home on tho south side of the city,
 q. (, Beckhain Of chsttanooga. Tenn. Is visiting relatives of his former hoins Darc, Mir. fseekham was for many years marshal of the city
 Hon. Hiram Hawkins of Hawkins- ville. twelve miles north of the city, was here today. Colonel Hawkins IS well preserved and personally super vises h.s well regulated farm cf six. teen horses and seldom complains of an unweH day.
 children of the First Baptist Church here arc earnestly engaged in an cf fort to assist iu raising funds towards rurehasine :. pine organ Tor the neu, church, soon to be erected. To this end each has heen provided with foot, measure that holds fourteen nickels and have been requested to set them filled. It has been learned that one mile of the measures have been dis tributed among them.
 A great exodus from points along the F. & Q. road and from this city leave with, each outgoing train to spend day or two taking in tho sights of the Fair at Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
OUT FOR THE
 BALLARD BILL DDF. DfF w w. 3. Crumpton De- clares in Favor of It. NO DOUBT OF TW0-THIRDS Head of Anti-Saloon League Wants State Prohibition Measure. Says He |. Not speak'ns oaneIarly, nus Voices sediments Of Every
 nember of the Leasue h
 AIabamn.
 
NO DOUBT OF TWo-THIRDs

Rev. " B. Crumpton. President of the Alabanla Anti-Saloon League, said yesterday that tho bill of Mir. Ballard of Autauga calling for total proliibi- ton In Alabama on July ist. lsoS,i should be passed by the Legislature. He said that in this ht was not spcnk- ing for tte Leegue offlcially. but he felt assured that he was yoicing the sentiment of every member of the Leag gpe.
 II i- evident From pr. Crumptcns statement that tho Antf- Saloon League will undoubtedly put it's strength in light before the Legislature for to- tai prohibition bill. Dr. Compton has just returned from weeks stay in Jefferson County.
 frs his Interview .estarsiss. outlining in part the plan Of the Apti-Safoop League. he said:
 Now that sJefferson Wilcox and Etc. wAh have been dded to the column ef dry courties. we lave thirty-eiylt. counting Russell, which becomes dry after Jarrary list, without an election Four or five more wflcf. have elections pending. vii. be added, making forty three.
 s.Neariy all the others have prohi- bftion. except in from one to four places. We have but yeN counties wholly wet. Since the protibitionists have shown what they can do tn a county like Jeffeiso son, surely none can sloub- their ability to carry any county in tfe State. when they make up theT minds to go after it.
 "I cannot speak for the Anti-Saleon League. but I feel safe In saving 1 voice the, sentiments of every member when I say the bill. outlined in The Advertiser to be presented by MT. fsaf- lard Of Autauga ought 10 be passeu In July the League was put in the awkward ;;ttitade of seeming to oppose such a bill. Had we pressed such q bill then, the liquor forces in the larger counties could have charged us with cowardjce. But since we measured arms with the liquor power at it's strongest point and won the fight, the whole State is ready for a general law
 T have no doubt about our securing tha aeeessarv two thirds of each House fo Introduce it. Once it is introduced, if is certain of passage, if the voice of the people is regarded by their rep resentafives.
 aso far as the enforcement of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Tenay for IHunting Sensrn.

Tie ninlrods Of Dallas iiniy arc awaiting anxiously the arrival of No- ver,bsr when the bunting eea son will open and they will have the ops portunitv of hunting Cor all kinds Of aSn,e except wild turkey. the turkey eeason not apenine until the first oT the soiiowing month. Even then fur- Key hens cannot be killed.
 The Probate office of Dallas County has been quite busy during the present month issuing hunters licenses All hunters have not secured licenses vet and very likely there will be rush -or tiiem tomorrow. and on the following day
 buying the month of October tiferc wer isned seventy eight huntera li- censes: during September thirty-foar: August thirteen. and Ave in July TAis makes total of ts9 hunters licenses issued in Dailas County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
REAL ESTATE FOR
 TOUR CHECKS

We have choice lot Of eity snd aas ssaasrs s=sEsrss sAss ws Hm ssa, sad take in payment either ciesrlnR- hvuse certificates or checks on any Msatsomery sank. In this Hist of lproperfy are good awelilng houses and sacsss lots. some choice piece. sf store property sad sererna nss slantasioa. and small farms. sis, some sood bond: and mortgages. We arc prepared te lend money on good city real estate.
 F. NJ. koHN < SON.
 asf-a commeree sf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

law is concerned. have no. fears about. that. We are living in .r0 Alabama. The sentiment Of tlie people with ref crcnce to the enforcement of tine Tudor. laws is very different from what t was q few years back. We are making advancement along all other lines; It would be a great reflection on us if there was not advancement aIo3g the. inc of law enforcement.
 Public sentiment caused tue last Legislature tc enact some helpful laws 'f41e same pnaiic sentiment will de- nland tho enforeestnt of these laws. Besides. our oiiieisis everyaxsseFe. fl'ofi the Governor uoNfH. are saS-ius The prohibition laws *h1ilbs enforccsh cad they will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Engineer Rutherford Hurt and An Un-
 known afan Killed,

Dothan. Oct. 90 = Special LA wreck on the Atlantic Coast Line yes terday morning, occasioned by the head on collision of two freight trains near Grimes, 2 station six miles from De- than, stopped all trans from a. m.. until about 2 D. n and greatly incon venienced all passengers en route to and from Montgomery
 A misunderstanding of orders ls giv- on es reason for the wreck rhich resulted In the death of an un- known man. supposed to be al tramp. and breaking an arm and otherwise bruisine me of the engineers, George Rutherford.
 Tle Advertiser and other mail which should have reached Dothan at II o'clock. was not received until about { o'clock yesterday afternoon. and sev- eral Dotllanites who were going to Monteomerv to attend she Fair were disappointed on having to forego their trio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
NEGREss FAILS DEAD. Minnie ,yonea WaA We'll E<n0wn In
 cYemfs,w

c'lanton. oct. 3o--l lspeciaIl Minnie Innes. n well known negro woman ot this place fell dead while walking along the street this afternoon in the main business part of town Her death was caused from heart failure.
 Quite number If people from here are talxing In the Fair at Montgomery this week Anong those going down today are Mrs. J. P Van Derveer. Mrs. Will Van Derveer and Miss Bessie Van Deryepr.
 N Foshee and family returned yes terdav from a visit of several days to Montgomery. They were accompanied by MT. w. M. Glass.
 The Clanton School Improvement As sociation are making preparations for large entertainment for Haiowe'en night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
WOMEN'S APPEAL
CANVASS ron PROHIBITION IS
 MADE IN SELMA.
They Appeal To Men fo Vote AEafast Sale ef Efauor---Ofhef Nens of
 The Central 2 Cts.
: AaveFtIsar Isureau.

. Advertiser Isureau.
 Sclttia. Oct 30
 tsuite q nuinber of the ladies of the cits made house to house eaiIyass this morning between the sufs Of 6 and lg, in the interest of prohibition, Tie petition circulfted asked tlie ladies Of the city to use their influence with their fathers. husbnnds, sons and hrgtIags tn thc cause of prohibition In 2elinA and Dallas County. Previously to tho starting out to take this census the ladies who arc working in 7thc cause Of prohibition met tt tlle heasi- quarters in the ladies pari5r of the Church stteet Methodist churell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

Enterprise, Oct 39--t Special This afternoon the remains of Mrs H. M. Clements were Inferred in the cenetery at this place. Mrs. Clements had been III for some time with grippe and bneusnonia. yet the end was not ex- pectAd. Her little children were sum- moned from school yesterday at noon by the announcement that she was dead She leaves a husband and sev- eral children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
w-,,, n. g,,,lra rs,,porro,,.

The refnains Uf Mrs. John NJ. AiIisout who died at her home in Eenver coio.. last sHnday will reach Selnia tamo1s- row morning .at li:5p o'elori<. They nlH he taken to tho scsideFee sf Mrs M M Force. mother of the dseea sod Tic funeral scfvicfS will take place from fhe residence tomorrow affefneoa it ! o'clock. and the remains will bs inierre.l in. Live Oak Cemetery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
ro nlnclnIlnn prInnta-

Fome. Oct. 30--The virtual excom- munication of the Rev. Father Tyrell the English Jesuit who severely crit icized the Pope's recent eneyclieal on modernism. will. 1t is said. probably be followed by the adoption of sim- liar measures against German, Italian and French Modernists
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
soelaI and Isersonal.

l. Mrs. staggers of Benton is spendins today here.
 Mrs. N F. Bates and Miss Yentninn of Merton are in tire city today: !. xvlth friends In Selma today.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Randall or Marion Junction spent yestsrday here.
 Mrs. T. W. Hall. IT., and children VIII leave tomorrow for Jackson. MISS, where they will in future resiae'
 Mys Rruce Moore of Marion Junction Is here for a day or so with friends.
 Mrs. clifford Warren who has been visiting relatives in Montgomery Tor the past week is expected home today.
 Mir. w. L. Shephard of Central Mills Is spending today here with relatives.
 Mrs. Preston Bennett will entertain at cards on Wednesday afternoon November Sth, complimentary to Mrs. walter P. Cook
 Mrs. J. A. Moore and Mrs. ". T. Wal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
ssntc Examiner- sseturns.

Huntsville, Oct. 30---( Special. l---State Examiner Purifoy left for Montgomery
 yesterday, after having spent two weeks here exaniing the books and ac- counts of several county officials. in- eluding the probate Judge, county clerk. tax collector, tax assessor and sheriff,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
c.n,irfc.I nf xnrrn cr.

In police court fiiis n,orning yoaing white tnan, Morgan Clark was tried on n warrant charging him with vaNran- cv. He vsss fined SEQ or forty days nn the streets. The yuung man took an appeal fo fhn higher courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

lace spent today in Montgomery.
 u. E. Kronenberg left this morning for New York
 A. ]. osIIalloran left last night for Cincinnati where he will spend several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
A RIGID INSPECTION

70 tslFen % EVcFy EaFnaenf af H0If'a
 Dye Warkb.
 If your friends on the street point out defects In work you have worn out of Holts Dye Works. you will hardly take any more work to them. There fore they inspect every garment care fully and perfect the work before they deliver 1t to you. Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Rnrtni of psrs. Clements.

as "a commerce sf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
FORGET STRIKE
AND DANCE

At 4 meeting OF the executive
cdhimittee Of maehlnlatn this morn
iigiit was decided 90 let the mat
ter OF calling a general strike go
over until next week. when u n
hoped a reply will be made 10 the
demands OF the union by the three
iron works where the wage trouble
eslaia.
iIhe first annual ball of the Seat
lie District lodge No. 20. Maehinleta,
hf Ryan hall tonight 10 expected 10
bssthe best attended ball held In
Seattle this Hpring. tsarEe doloEa.
lions OF maehlniaiH have sent word
srem Portland. Nottingham. Everett
and other eltlon that they viii At
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Births we're registered today a.
fellows
Nceeauhe - At III w1pdnan
place. Arm s. 20 wife q I.sIsoy v.
SeWtotate. \ rou.
Roae@.At fgs9 Pasadena riEce.
Apri ). 10 wife % 0ay \ Rosa a
aan.
Aimaa~At fssa Thnek~fHy place.
Arfil I. 20 wife aF Ciar.fee J. 81
fnsn. daughter.
Masean-~sAf tatt r tafd az.
March 81 % wife ~ Thofusa G.
Morgan. a daashlsr.
Williams SAT- brooklyn av..
March =. % wife II John & VII
tEap1a. i enGs
hyurn~-As Eighth Az ". y ard
r etth ~. March 2k. @ wife of
liaraH q. isyaFs. = daughter.
Esp~e AT tste iifh av ". &.
Arril !. - wifs q hu1olf speeA. =
daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
INVESTIGATING DEADLY
PATENT MEDICINES

The label On the bottle frankly aesa
forth that the mixture contains 20
II an ounce If morphine. ana The
only question left Il whethvr the
administration uf u TO the children
constituted criminal careleaaness
Nona % the suthofitiea feel Ike
In Auy way blaming the mother OF
the chiidren. e being the belief That
shat she cid was In Ignorance
Whether shs druggist who sold The
drug IL At Ali responsible. u II DO
eiared. entirely rsHs With The cues
ton a. 60 whether he kneW that y
vas 10 be administered To ehiidFsn
Of such tender age aa tho Qncansli
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
Decide This Evening

our store IL well lighted and
those who desire g. take advantage
OF the tremendously reduced prices
during cur Emergency Piano Sale.
and Wish 10 examine the pianos and
organs and haven't the time TO do
81 during the day. can call thia
evening nesidss 81 the eyeainE We
are not % crowded and can give
our customers better and more
careful attention n. g. Johnston
Co. g0a Second ~. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
I'm Of TRIAL
| S N SIGHT

u HHNL4HAE""
rsftsnK Apsll s -fhsrs =
- 49, sodsy IN the fhaw
,ss ss.gasxs fcf both sides
y wv .,ss shesr staiemeusa
+ fsI's...s',i be- husband in the
~ ,,s.a today they both eN-
-. - together ffce 70 -
~ nksd sad without ' ,,.
- ". -. !. offsceFs continually
- d a very harry frame
-. ...sermeat made yesscr'
= s.ssrs thai he vii not an.
rT.l q prohibition IN me
AZ hsen reeeiyed ine.
- ~. !. ~ defense. Arguments
s..s,,..s.s.ily hsxia Monday Ss
Z ssslea ac mofs witness "'''
So n.,mas wlll take about
=. -. y - "a srguneht lerolna
=. ~ he elil require emily
49, Amrs The story Il
~ ~esx slll undoubtedly De
s,s,sssy lnsise fitzgerald
IA eharFeA 90 the
- Amour case ~iii e
~ s...1s a the Il men ey
ID - I. 80 o. FRIDAY morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
DYES PETITION
DENIED

Judge Morris thia manrninH denied
The application Tor . urrtt OF hAteas
eorpna Cos Lawrvnce Dye. who. TO.
kethef with CLYDE BroWufield. IL
charged with robbery.
The petifion claimed that tho De
tandant De had already hsea In
jeopardy. jury having been I'm
pAnelcd and be having pleaded.
shen the charge vas dismissed On
technirailty. A naw charge viii
- filed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
ON THE FRONT

The two anchors OF the Jeanne
Fauirel. which we're lost overheard
la the bay on March 20, have been
recovered By dragging
The steamer Iiuekman sailed at
/ p m for San Francisco With z.0eg
TONS Of general freight and q full
passenger list
The steamer Topeka arrived this
morning from San francisco with
the fuli limit Of passengers aud
freight
Tho Delhi. from San Franeiseo
with general merchandise. ia due To.
morrow.
Tho Cottage City sails tomorrow
night at ? o'clock for Southeastern
Alaskan ports.
Tho jefferson from skaRway Is
scheduled 90 arrive at pier ! 10.
morrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh.
city Health Officer Calhoun aud
Coroneg Carroll are collaborating In
the effort 10 find sanie iaw under
ahteh ceFtAia hrAnda Of pAtsnt
medicine may be forera off the
market. and such accidents AZ hat
whlch resulted In the death ot the
Two ehlidfun ~ Mr. and Mrs. ChAs.
Queaneii A warning against the 10
discriminate Baa Of deadly patent
medicines Il issued
Ia 80 far az complying with the
fecenglY enacted pafe food Law.
Mra. wtnsiow.H sobthinx SyYap.
which Wks administered 10 iha ehsi.
drrn. ~ within legal restrictions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
LICENSED TO WED

Guy + Flanders. and Camilla y
Etland. both ~ legal age.
Motejiro Koboyhki. 81. Portland,
and Nul noshonlto. "a. Japan
Jusakichl Ksnese, zs. and Aatau
Yamasahi u.
William Harold Brown. 60. and
Lena Audafzaa. 81,
Nafllauch Murakant 20. ahyko.
isluh. aud Yeahi Nuremito. Is.
Japan.
Joseph ofsdlcf. 20, and Lottie Nc
Cord. -
Charles Wesley nepholie. ss, and
Iuaniia Caroline L. Y. iiattsls. -,
EigrNuod.
John r. Curtis. q. rad Clara
uefg. 81. bath II nailafd.
MARI I stiii. q. aud Maailp Len.
afa Leon. 10,
81 Kauoki. 3. Tacoms. and
shurne konxlese. "a. japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
cHlNAmeH ARRESTED

Chin len. a Chinaman who has
been IN this country before. was ar
rested today IN company with Chin
Fon aud Sing lee. ae they reached
here from burlington. Wash, chin
Len IL charged with Illegally bring.
ing the other calestiaia across tho
Canadian border. The immigration
officers made the arrests aud the
men VIII be taken before u. =. Gems
missioner keifer for hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
BIG OFFER MADE FOR
THE BAILEY BUILDING

The last week has been the bust.
est In the realty market since No
yemhsr In addition TO the half dok.
en- large deals asEegatinz $1,000.
aoa. there are now negotiations
poadlug for the sale of The Bailey
building. on Second av. and Cherry
a The building was bought last
November for t70o. 600 by the BAILEY
Investment company. it, present
owner. Yesterday an offer Of
tf35 600 Was refused by them from
4 syndicate 81 local capitalists To-
day tho offer vas raised 10 $50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
MUST PAY
WIFE

Judge Norris todAy notified VIII
Ham Iiridgham that bis application
for 4 aitoroa from Eta liftiEhAm
Wuuid be- dismissed untesA be
agreed To pay her anfficient All
usony for her support The divorces
wan ASKED for On charges that the
WOMAN IA a morphine fiend. Tae
evldence ~ the husband was 10 the
effect that the parflaa had been
married - Ycara. and that until the
Woman contracted this habit abou;
two years ago. ahn had beeu a gussi
Wife aho Il now living with a mar
rird son At Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
BUSSE is
SWORN In

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE city II
governed By two mayors, Dunno Il
mayor until BuaHe has been ap.
proved By the council. but 20 pre-
vent Dune making any appoint
menta. Buaae was sworn Ia today
Thia makes Dunes every official
act subject 70 Buses revision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
AL-KI GOES
ASHORE

The Pacific Coast Steamship
company's steamer AIR ran on the
beach at Juneau yesterday evening.
hut was not seriously damaged. and
the COMPANY expects To hear that
she waa floated today at high tide.
Capt. khanaou iH IN command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
srArg CLAIMS LAND.

=. n Alexander. assistant state
rn~y general % Washington oin "a
attorney general. today fied claims
In tha local United States land Of
nee Tor 20. 1000 acres ~ land IN
Whafcom county - Indemnify for
lost school lands. or lands lying I'M
Az egafrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
FIRES MADE BY
MCENDLARES

since early IN the evening
A few minutes later an alarm was
turned Ia from Falrxlew av. and
Roy st The three story. unoccupied
soap factory building. was found
hnrnlng Quick work by the depart
ment extinEniahed the flames. Bow
epty five horses were In the build
ing a few foot distant and two
horses were found ON the lower
floor ~ the soap factory. 3
Assistant Fire Chief Cook de-
ciares the fire to have been incon'
diary. this being the third time an
attempt has been made to destroy
the factory by fire,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
LOCAL UNIONS TO TAKE PART

A delegation OF 81 trade union
men from Seattle. 10 from the Con.
trail Labor union and one from each
OF tho unions IN the building trades.
will 20 to Tacoma Sunday 70 a..
tend the union mass meeting. whom
the question OF general strike VIII
be discussed. The Tacoma con
troversy has grown out Of the open.
shop question.
gome local labor leaders predict
that general strike viii be- called
Ia Tacoma Monday. as the outcome
OF the melting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
Take Notice

The insuring public should take
notice that the head offices OF the
Northwestern Mutual Fire aHsoeia-
ton have been moved into new ana
elegantly furnished quarters on the
second floor Of tho new Seattle
National Bank building. NJ Second
and Columbia ct. the entrance be-
ing g0s Columbia ~.
The enormous growth OF the
Sorfhweatsrn's business has MADE
It necessary that IT, office room be
largely increased. and the new OF
ficea are fitted up with the idea
u taking care Of The company
growing business.
The Northwestern II washing
toms leading Insurance company,
and II having the success u de-
serves. II g. making its policy
holders n saving Of 70 70 40 per
afrf II their premium expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
INVESTIGATING
THE MURDER

Prosecuting Attorney macintosh
to-day announced that Il may b. seF-
eral daya hefora the Information
against J0hn !. Fraser. the Ravens
dale saioankcupcr who killed David
i.ogAn last Wednesday nighf. u
flied
Il Il the intention u the prose.
cutting attorneys offiew tn uake
thorough Investigation of all tho cir
cumAtancsa leading up ~ the kiii'
inr. before entering the chAFEer
whleh may BE- murder in the first
aeeree. second degree. or man
daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
RECEIVE BIDS
FOR PLANK|NG

HOS Tor the rlanklnE - Fourth
Az. 81 were received thia morning
nom tua bidders They ranged be-
tween tzs.ee0 ana tio.99o.
The bids for tbs lufab~r were pat
Ia At $40 aud s2i per teee feet
respectively. ana tbs bids for pilinF
1T rs cents per lipeaI foot.
No aetioa viii be taken on ths
bids anin the pfopsftr ownera ars
consulted about the aiSyatiun ~
uhicb The bridge - % be fixee. The
new structure Ntll extend across
the giar flats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Fire, said 90 be Of an inccndlary
origin. was discovered Ia the two.
story frame lodging house run by
Mira Catherine H0riEan. 1910 sixth
aV.. BY ratrolmcn Odin and Ser.
gcant King early thia morning As
sistant Fire chief ". "a. Cook 20.
spondod with the fire department.
and soon eXtlaguished the flames
Tho blaze had been started In two
Aenzfate parts Of the landladys
room. nundica Of old clothes start,
Ell the fire.
Mrs Harignn Was not az home
when the fire started and says she
had not been near the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

Deaths wefu raxtatsred today a.
follows
Margins Mrs ~ p Margins IS.
Arril l. "a TidA apginx st.
Isay-~s1hAriea Wesley Day. e,
March -. Al t8ts wooaman av.
spoir Mfs olive - Hpahr. -.
Nafch -. at Cade station.
I. csmutsrii gsrnet ". Campbell
rs. Arfn q ~ 1875 stfb av