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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07
TO INVEST $4,000
IN SAN MIGUEL
COUNTY BONDS
VEGAS GRANT BOARD
READY TO PURCHASE
viii Apply the Interest TO In
proving School System in
the Grant Communicable
Money Comes in Rapidly
rspeciai correspondsnes Morning Journal. !

Las Vegas, N. NJ, Aug. 5.-The
board OF trustees OF tho Las Vegas
grant today passed a resolution favor
ing the plan Of investing the s51. 600
% grant funds o ON hand In county
bonds ana applying the interest 70
the county schools in the grant COM
munity. The board asks the chief JUS
tice to appoint a day. Of which public
notice shall be given, when all having
interest in the matter may appear at
the court house n discuss the dispo-
sition OF the money. Il has been sug-
gested that an industrial school be es-
t%ablished. II Is likely that within the
next few months the funds OF the
grant viii reach more than 100000.
The board requested It's attorneys 10
push the claims Of the grant against
the claimants OF the S"anguejuela
grant of some 5000 acres. This case
has already been heard in the court
OF private land claims and settled IN
favor Of the Las Vegas grant. A con-
siderable number Of claims of settlers
OF the grant were allowed. The board
has still a large amoun Of business
on hand and the session was contin-
nod t4ptff fau4qFpaNf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

Dies M"iues August 6-Dcs sloul
game postponed rain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

More than half % mankind over sixty
years 20 age suffer from kidney and blad-
der disorders, usually enlargement 90 pros
tate glands. This d. both painful and dan
gerous and Folcy's ENdnev Cure should Doe
taken at the first sign ~ danger. as be- core
reefs Irregularities and has cured many old
men Of this disease. al. Rodney burnett.
H0tkn1rt. Mo-. kritcs. Il suffered with enc
l1rred prostate rland and kidney trouble fi
years and after taking two bottles ~ Faievs
kidney euro / feel better Than 1 have fur
twenty years. although ] ma now on Years
ola" j. "a. OReilly Co.. druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

ssufiaqo de chile AHE e-EHrh-
ouake shocks were feit yesterday al
Va 1afalso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

A. e result % a freight eueIr. ru.l-
INK % drag freight Westward. being dee
rallied al waldo. ~ ST.. sa.st thirty
uI'ts north Of Alhuuutr.Ic On n
.riuck yesterday wnrnInr 81. Che
california Limited. lid MOI. auRe
here until ESQ O'Clock yesterday
IIrrunan
nlraev Apadacu shipping clerk ln
fIr sturehuust. has returned from
lIfurnin.
-Four H-uuElHaus have been On
riHysd ae marhini~ts a. Ihe local
.nHre
D. Perkins pine shau foreman. re-
Turned from gaIIup Yesterday
Eusinrer Iadholm was Ieal-headcd
here from DaIfuu yesterday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago, August Chicago defeated New
York today.
Seprc- r. II T.
Chicago 90. ...,.-. .O20 600 00N-2 o
Ncw York ..- 600 600 0an-O 3 q
Bat~teries--BroWn ana King .Tayior and
~f3resnahan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07
MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
-
American League.
Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis Ht Sew York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington
National League.
Boston AZ ST Louis.
brooklyn at cincinnati.
New York at plttshurg.
PHILADELPHIA at Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

Cincinnati August 6-Cnclnnau made Il
six straight victories over BOSTON by taking
both games Of the double reader this after
noon.
Score-First game r. n. F..
Cincinnati ....... 900 On0 021 IL e. 3
bostnu -.. ......t. 100 600 coz as 5 =
natterles-Ewing ana schlei. Flaherty aud
Needham
Score-Second game r :. f
Cincinnati ...s. ..... .020 goo ~ %
Boston ....... col 600 u-l 3 2
Batterics-smith and Mclean Lindaman
and Brown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

Mrs. Simon Bacharach left today
for New York. where she will join
her husband ana leave with him on
q European tour Mrs. Bacharaeh viii
be remembered in Albuquerque az
Miss Elsie Ilfeld,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Lincoln August Elm addition Co pitch
ing mastery ball Cicotte won his own game
today when his single drove in Davidson
with the winning run boz the tenth.
Score n. II. T.
Lincoln ..........0 fn 900 600 IL ) g
omaha ..... ole 600 600 o. 8 !
Batteries-Cicotte ami sullivan. Sanders
and Uondiug.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

H0ston. AuFusi ISL Louis bunched hts
today and won easily, . 20 /.
score r. II Z.
81. Louis .... 900 90 uO0-5 G ,
Boston b, ......... 600 on. 0UO-1 4 1
Batteries-HoTell ana Spencer Glaze.
Morgan and shaw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

VIZ HAVE FINE MEXICAN LINES. THE
MONARCH GROCERY 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
ANOTHER POOL.
ROOM RAIDED

=. Marehesl. 50 years old, who
runs a pooiru0m on Third ay., near
Pine 81, sffer being notified BY
chief Of Police Wappenhtein to
keep young boys cut 81 his eatab.
linhm0nt was found violating the
order last night aud WAS arrested
b. Officers Webster and Deigh.
David Adauis. a i6yearoid school.
hoy Of 1897 noren av.. found play
lng pool in the room. WA also ar
reated "a be held a. a Witness
against Marcheal
Marcheni waa released on 500
ball. and Adams was LOT Off on his
oNn recnRnlkance.
This d the fourth arrest made By
the police Ia their crusade TO keep
boys under Is ont Of pool and bill
lard halls. where they gamble and
form questionable associations. and
this case viii be prosecuted 10
court. The charges against the
first three men arrested VIII not be
prosecuted Immediately. but viii be
held over them In suspension until
second offenae warrants prose
cution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
THAT ROBBERY STORY
IS SECUTED BY POLICE

hurry u rob When released from
the bathroom. Il u said. Mrs. uroser
nd not appear particularly excited
and did net cry Until some few mia.
etea aftefWard.
Mrs. DRIVER appeared very angry
thla mofnlns AZ the story watch
eaue eat IA ~ + Of the newspapers
yesterday. ard laid that Il was en-.
ttreiy NronE, J al that che had not
given Il out
rae Manre q saftmsnts are - SIT
uated with rxh RENEE 20 each other
that a burglar ntsfink one q them
Ia broad daylight would be heard
ur seen BY some enc before he LEFT
ne building and inquiries through
cut the hulidinn and stores ON the
first floor fail 10 reveal Anyone Ina
Win say that they heard such a per-
nsn.
Tha fact that the key VAS missing
from the door of the bathroom. and
that the man who released Airs.
urereF had - borrow another one
from the janltar. Lends an added
mystery q laa whole affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
INVESTIGATION
ON MONDAY

10 Interstate commerce commits
Hian hearing SUI be held IN Heat
Tie until nest Monday The delay
Ia finishing the investigation a.
Spokaae lnterfeFred with the plans
% Commissioners rrouty and lane
70 begin the investigation IN Seattle
yesterday. AZ a result renuissiof.
cf ptoaty went from SPOKANE %
Denver ana Commissioner Lane
went - Tacoma. ehefe he gill Fe-
uaiif over Sunday. beginning bis In
vsstisalion hers IL the Chamber OF
Commerce Monday morning.
The investigation b. Commission
er Lane win probably be confined
10 The car and fuel shortage ~
Frederick fausman attorney for
The Merchants Protective asaoeia {.
ton. % Seattle. ana the Tacoma
Traffic association. who returned
last nlxht from the hearing ct afso-
kane. says that he viii not attempt
"a introduce any more evidence ~
this time. rss~fslnE further ~videnc-
foF the hearing At Portland April IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
FRUIT GROWERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Vancouver. II. G.. Was selected
this tnofning as the next meeting
place OF the Northwest Fruit GROW
vfs association. hy unanimous vote
81 the members now In session at
theif fourteenth annual meeting. IA
the Mccarthy bulldlng. The date
WAS set BY tho convention for the
iirat Tuesday after the frat Mon.
DAY In December al neat year.
Tho morning sesalon waa attend.
81 BY about eco members. papers
being read by Hon. E. l. smith,
Rev r Walden and G. ] Stewart.
The eleatlon Of officers WAS held
- follows; President. T. I. Smith.
81 Hood River. ore. reelected
unanimously secretary, Maxwell
smith. OF Vancouver. Il C.. treas.
nfer. w. ]. nfander. 90 Vancouver,
y. c.. vice president Tor state OF
ofesqn. A. L Mason. Vice nreasdent
for Washington, Rev +. Walden.
vice president for Idaho. Prof E.
l. Henderson. aud for British Co.
lanhia. J. r. Anderson
silver cups were awarded a. FOL
lows Wenatchee valley captured
fwu cups. one Tor the beet sNsplay
ot fruit and another fof the best
packed fruit Ellonshurs took first
prise for the finest display II pears
aud Was awarded a silver cup.
North Yakima received cap for
the finest assortment Of fruit on
display.
Al the afternoon session papers
were read By = y BAXTER aud A. J
tlnnsille.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
BARBER BROKE
SUNDAY LAW

The members 81 the BARRIERS
union are elasad over the cunttc'
tIon u ". nsaudy. q 1915 First
az. undeF the law u 1903. requiring
bartes shops 20 be clcsed On sun.
Oar. BesufT vas charged with
having keps his barber shop as the
above address open last sunday
10 pleaded guilty before lsdge Cor
don this rnoruing and Was fined
80. which la the minimum tine an
der tho Law.
THIS Ia the first cnnvietioa In
Seattle. aid probably In the stats.
under The law nos almost four
yearn Old The members Of the
narhars union havs determined 70
keep a kharp lock out for all yIo.
lAiiona u that Ian and bring tho
offenders % justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

OLYMPIA. Jan rs Senator Cot
terili. Of King county. struck BIS
first blow IN the atato senate today
for the prevention and punishment
81 ballot box frauds. which have
grown bold and notorious In King
county and which nearly resulted
In his own defeat Ia the recent eleo.
ton.
Il came 10 the form OF a bill re-.
qulriuF all voters In precincts
where registration Is required 10
align registration rolls opposite
their original elgnalurea before be.
ing given ballot 70 vote undcr
the present Law voters are required
to sign registration rolls Ia case Of
challenge. bat II has become netori.
Gus that Judges refuse 10 enforce
this provision in many precincts
where plans nre laid 10 vote float.
ers Us the names Of daed men
One fioatef IL known to have
been voted Tor Lyons IN the contest
against cotterill last fell. the vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
MOVE
IS II NOW?

Status auo anto~no change in tho
situation " the most fitting de-
aefiplion 81 The situation With ref
ercuce "a tho superintendent OF
streets today. hfalanef, Fey or
Walters may stiil think themselves
Il without fear ~ contradiction.
The committee on streets. 90
which the nomination was referred
by the council yesterday last Mon
day. met yesterday afternoon. but
failed 20 do anything on the plea
that the committee thought the re-
sponeihiilty was too great fof u TO
shoulder. and referred the nominal
ton back TO the council without ae-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
N GRAW NOT
A CANDIDATE

A meeting % the real esgAt. as.
soesatien IL being held this astsr-
room At The Chamber of cenamefee
70 elect three members % the ex-
es-utire committee Tbs present
members are Ex-uovernar toha n
heogaw. r. c. Efsstne and Henry
hFedofiek q jean Davis a Co.
None % the members are csndt-
dates Tor re-siection. Gov. Ne
kFas 10 in Washington. n G. On
the interest q the A-r.-p.-E.: n
g krskins kas been elected eeere-
tarz - The ssaoeiation. which nnakas
him an st-efficie nssusher at the en-.
seutive committees. ana the same l.
tFus - nfoaeFiek, whp Ia row one
% TIE sssoctztten's vtrs presidents
r =. James. Of r. p. Ismus q ca,
= era ef the prohahin nominees. ana
ffaHk Casa % Meorew. kissfnssr
Casa Il the other. The thlrd
lsaafssher of the COMMITTEES has nat
ret bosa Determined upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
IMPRISONED IN
TUNNEL CAVEIN


STOCKTON. Cal. Jan. ts.-=Fif-
teen miners wcra thin uorning I'm
pfisoned In q railway tunnel on The
santa Fe. between Franklin and
upoFs. in Contra Cqata county. The
tunnel il ever a mile IN length. and
the actual cave-in covers a dis
lance ~ three eighihs Of = mlia.
II " feared that tho Imprisoned men
may be aaphyaiated before q rescue
party can reach them. Two hundred
lnon arr at work forcing an an
trance 60 the pFlzonsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
EXPOSES THE
RAILROADS

notsE. Idaho. Jan. is.--A sehna-
tiaaal scene Was Witnessed IN the
Accuse today, when Representative
McCraeken arose from hia seat and
flouriahsd an oseson short Lane
PASS saying 4 vas given him last
night % influence railroad laeisia-
ten against the anti-pasa biit 20
take effect year hence. The Ia
vnfnhle rspart yesterday vas
amended On NeCfaeken's motion 70
50 into effect az once u Was car
rid by an almost unanimous vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
POLICE FIND
MISSING SON

J. A. Demand. OF the PhIladei'
phlaCasaaity company. Philadei'
phia. Pa. haz written the Seattle
board OF health regarding The death
Of William u. Mixers. who left Phil
adeIphlA September, 1909. with bis
wife and four children. bound fos
this city.
Afr Demand states that the
mother. Mrs Josephine Meters. has
not heard from the family aimee
May. ip0e. and that ramor has q
that AR. Meters has been dead for
the past kix weeks. ana his family
are IN want he was very ~ when
he LETT the east
Tina health hoard reported today
that they had M record OF such n
mans death. and turned the matter
over TO tho police to investigate
Mr.. Meters uah b years Of age. and
hls little children we're AL sirls.
Officer Mayou located Mr.. Meters
thls afternoon Ia the Idaho house.
on Fiffh ~ s.. where he Is work.
lag a. = barber Mr.. Meters stated
that he would telegraph his mother
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
PERKINS IN ALASKA
SAYS WELL DONE

Seattle papers containing the an
nouncemeut OF the appointment did
not reach Uncle Sans Arctic mo
tfopolis until Wednesday and the
cabieRram shows that SIR. Perkins
made haste 10 offer his congratuia-
tons
Another interesting Endorsement
from the outside IL a letter received
from y NJ. Collins. an exmember
OF the department and now hotel.
keeper nj Frank. Alberta. eongratu.
iaiinE the mayor upon hiH good
Judgment In appointing Bringhurst.
Collins was familiar with the work
Inaa ol the department. under Cooh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
JOHN R. WALSH
INDICTED

CHICAGO, Jan. ik.--The. fsderal
Eraud jury today returned an tniitf-
Fnsnt axainst John n walsh on Isl
cpnnta alleging thal he frnduulentiy
appiied over 11ooe. geo 10 his PR
sonai account upon fictitious and
unsecured paper. Tie dispensed rsosl
Of this Illegally gained cash "a hts
Industrial properties. prtaeipally ths
Illinois Southern. Southern Indiana
and Wisconsin q Michigan rail-
fuata
The Chicago chronieie IL mem
toned ~ having receivsd tte.a9e II
i charged that they eif 80 without
tho knowiedwr or consent 81 the a..
rscioHs OF officials Of the bank. The
clearing house COMMITTEES ef,iT real
ized \ little ever ssee. 0ee from sales
OF Waieh's Industrial stock bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

The district north Of Lake unIon.
which, fnciasies Fremont. Ballard.
Green Lake and the University. WAS
without ga lnst night This was
due to the freezing q the gas main
which supplies the subsidiary mains
for the district Those subnrbsnlsea
dependent upon the Seattle Light.
inc company for either fuel OF light
lnE had 20 call upon their moro for.
tunafs ueighborn who depend upon
the more primitive bat less troaeh.
erons method. for assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

The public approval Of the ap.
poiniment Of IL W. Brinehnrat a.
fire chief. 20 succeed the late
Chief Ralph Cook. IL BY no means
limited 90 Seattle. Mayor Moore
this morning received the following
telegram from Nome.
Nome. January ~, 1907. Con.
Eratulatlons. yourself and Seattle,
Hringhurst. fire chief. unqneatloned
Integrity. loyalty and fitneaa.
fSlgnedl VIM. +. ParkinA.r
Mr Perkins IL an old Seatflaita,
an officer OF the North western
steamship company, and familiar
with conditions here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

.,,t nat Mrs John -
- e,se q a boetkeeper sol
V's's s.,ushsrhes Hardware eoni.
= .sslne At as Fiissea'e AZ. y
Y. - sasksn and rsshsd BY TN
=. : ~ alafsmsnss "Wednesday
Aen = utterly disere.aited by The
rHss - 1900. ,.,sbeofa.
=. .essshle exception e enc.
W * least eomnio,ion a ne
- =. ehhefy Vas supposed 70
". ,,sa place. and instead u
- - enssr hsing locked IN hef
s..sv,sm ~ the esaailanss an'A :
.'.s..k. - allessd. a nesshhoF
- sAas abe vas yisisins aef
tsa end me man who ~.
- lYen her room. said that
(. a y shOns La
s.,.ss,ses phe mAae Mrs dtexef
80 knocking en- the hath.
-. ss,a. stats that e sounded ~
- 49, 4 seaaesi Improbable thai
-. .,s eolild not have heaft her
'<.s4 uhfls imprisoned. Mira
-. ssse that tho huEiarA
o'F - fsons BAT Is minutes
aAs showed into the bath.
al sAxs she then began 10
q 49, and knock On the vail
- : lsassa hy her neiehbor next
- sonan a the farther end of
saa ayS that she heard the
....s..ll,a il Mrs. GVvef's roenA
- - nelGabors across the hall
-. M Grover and next 70 this
....,.a hsars no noise whatever.
- Gsaeer explained nat she
- - haoy 70 a na'shhef's fiat
-. sfsek because her rceufs we're
=. - ~ Il. Tha thlnEs IN her
- ..assassa 20 have haen stsewn
-. - sAs lhlssea TIE neiEhtora
- rsse rliet up nsafiy and GA
! r<ss.,hss TIE wofA e msa n a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
MAYOR ORDERS
MANS ARREST

The willingness Of Commando
in.Chief William Hickman Moore.
Of the Seattle police department. NJ
the King 81. station. yesterday. 10
perform the duties Of an ordinary
patrulman. probably saved l. Burn.
side. iaborer. 1900 OF hard earned
money.
Buruaide had used the spare
change above HIS thousand in pour.
ing a plentiful supply Of corn Juice
into the inner man and by the time
he got into the Great Northern sta.
ton he was In q condition Of hiiar.
lty which would have made him an
oaay victim for the light fingered
Fntry usually found prowlIng
around public places. Mayor Moore,
who happened around, noticed
Burnaides' condition and ordered
Policeman Mason to take him IN
charge and have hlS provide him
with a nights iodKiuE a the Hotel
DE Wnppensiein
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
SEEKS RETURN
Of BAIL MONEY

OLYMPIA. Ian. ts.-Thte state
hs d 80 IN lts truAsmFy heionxink
~ uaTirss son anf teo am
k<rx rzn1sg that admittedly sioea
~ Axi1ak II TIE state. and that j.
- nszoa sky 4 bill vas fa1FO.
&sxvss d tha hoasa t04aT By HsteA-
azes. n spokane enuaty. 70 p&f i
I ks1l4. Harry Green AMI II g
2ruxn tbs sgm. Lewis IL the son
dW scsis. . spokane ATTORNEY.
IN sakrtnx scagsnce at Waiia
Ekla ~ tse4ilng nnousy from a
s.tuf, ; esdow Green. hettef
ksaxs - ~few Harry 10 = peIi.
ka1e1 spnxane gambler and faes
kr>a esseF. II G. Bfown il more
hzistrtf knoNn a. Doe fsroen
~ tnrnefIs rpn The oRi s4lcos
81 fan.faaz heuss A. Spokane and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

later moved 70 rostiand. where he
opened anosher Owi saloon.
When Lewis vas first arrested
Oh the charge the three named
save bail 20 secure his rriaaaa.
When the case wsa called for hear.
inE At Sgokaae LAWS had fled and
was later found In nsnyer and re-
tuFnni In the nf1antlms the boudn.
men bad been forced % pay 81 ths
bail bond sad thls moueY hsff been
turned Intn the nfnte treasury as
forfeit Ga Lewis retuFu be AZ.
tackled the Information aud the
Spokane eoaFt held q void and or.
terod his Feie4aa In ether wUrfs
tie court hsif that tha bonAsmen
had heea forced co par IN a caaa
without merit Ever nincs the
hontamsn have been trying 20 go
back thaif Gotta. bat undar the iaw
80 moneg ean Be paid OF % ths
state treasury unsli Appropriated
by tbs Legislature. Incidentally -
tnay - noted that under = naw In.
fnrmation he sas tried and seat 20
tho p~nifentlars. where he Is nov
srrvfnk time IS q valuable clerk IL
The offieea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
MILLING JOINT
IS nAIDED

The polsee. about O'Clock thia
morning. broke into q private house
near Maynard ay.. between King
and Waller sta. and raided q room
full Of Jap gamblers. Eleven ar.
reass we're made b. Sergeant Ban.
eniek aud Officers Haghntt and Par
sonn.
The mon wers not caught In The
act Of gambling. but a faro layout
and ether gambling apparatus vas
found and coufiscatsd The men
will be released because ~ insuf-
fielsnf evidence, but viii be kept
under uoliea surveillance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
STRIKES FIRST BLOW
FOR CLEAN ELECTION

being cast In the name Of T Rant.
han. who Wna absent from Seattle
M q logging camp IN HnOhOmiah
county. The number 81 the ballot
was not torn or and ths judges de
cllned 70 count It for Lyons. In his
contest complaint Lyons demands
that Il be counted. but n the case
comes 10 trial the showing that the
ballot was cast BY = floater viii be
offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
STRIKE RicH dat.

From Fairbanks comes word that
pans running from 81 to so have
been struck on The Victor group at
Vault creek Conta brothers were
g. 900 to the bed and we're about
ready 70 cult when they made one
more try and struck 3 pay streak
four feet deep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

The Rainier chapter % the paugh-
tsfs of the American Revolution
held a card party % 500 guests for
the benefit a. the George washing
ton monument fund yesterday. tha
anniversary 81 firefRs Wasninrt0n's
marriage The affair was held 81
christenasn's broadway hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
sURToN GOES ON THE
PORT BLAkELEY ROUTE

The Kitsap County Transporta.
ton company has announced thdf
the steamer Burton win take the
Port Blakelsy run. starting tomor.
row az p m. The steamer Flor.
ence K. which has been taking TIE
run. will be pat back on the EAGLE
Harh0r run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
usksown KILLED.

1T. !. c. woodworth. physician
fur the Chicago. Milwaukee q 81
Paul railroad. notified Coroner Car
roll thln afternoon that an anAnown
man has been killed ~ = train n
North Had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
BACKBONE sRokgn.

~ siasefs haeisbone In broken
xz<r snfhsr = hare. ana snterens
ezse esatrss AZ L.sn1nna WHITE
&0zH SALE naw on Extremely
~ e<tes "a Ladies Nas1su t-u-
tzrRssr $40 Skirts naw sttx.
- f'<awsrs ~. 80 cusaef Covers
- cAstiEear tfusiln unfsrNeaf.
y ssiss tse flti eseond ~. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
SEATTLE PEOPLE
PASS EXAM

OLYMPIA. Jan. is-of IL per
aons who took ths examinations
yesterday on admission to the bal
nine waFe naceeasEai aud uere al
nsitted By the supreme eoafT This
morning Tho Seattle applicants
we're Nisa Leonla W. Bfnun. Wal
ter l. Peters. J. Y. {. kellogg. ". 4
FFonde and AfoneFisf C4maron
Threo others came ffom apcknns
and one fFum Tacoma.
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- xe<cssx enrnpany.
Dunnl< claims 10 hare been amber
u ssf1asnsa Il naoef and tid nof
s,1i.ze enaf te vas doing.
n5.s nsca sxplAlned thai abe had
- 4 s.ansr vita another Een.
go a,a Npon returning 70 her
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