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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

be required TO eradicate this dan
ger as an improvement on the pres
ent fender.
Mr. Campbell could answer few
questions as 10 the care Of the
tenders by motOrmen OF Rripmen, or
the instructions given them, as no
claimed that such things did not
pertain 10 his duties
When asked II the company
would permit demonstrations Of
other Tenders on It's cars. be replied
that AZ far a. be was concerned he
would allow demonstration Of any
standard fender
Explains ineffleiency.
NJ Gaffney. inventor Of the Gait.
ney fender. explained 70 the labor
commissioner and the board Of pub
lie works some reasons why the
fender tn use 10 inefficient
Coroner Carroll was called upon
for evidence OF the inefficiency of
the fender from his records, but
was not present
The hearing was adjourned until
3 o'clock In the afternoon, and the
inventors Of Tenders present were
Invited 10 meet al the street car
barns at Fifth and Olive at that
hour and demonstrate their devices.
The demonstration was fixed for
that place because Mr.. Hubbard
wished 20 examine the Gsffney fen
der a sample Of which is at the
car barns ready for a test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
TESTIFY TO RIVERS OF
TEARS" Being Shed

that Okorblom found himself lock
ed out OF his residence one night
aud when he attempted 10 enter
hls wife attacked him and chased
him down the alley swearing az
him vigorously in both Swedish
and English Mrs Okerblom is ask
Ing Cor "a divorce ON grounds Of
cruelty aud nonHupport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
ASK RECEIVER FOR BLUE
BOOK COMPANY

A complaint was filed by rhoa
n Smith against Edwin J Drown Ia
the superior court this morning.
asking that receiver be- appoint.
cd for the Recherche Publishing
company publishers OF tho Seattle
Blue Book
II Is alleged IN the complaint that
Smith and Brown are partners Ia
tae publishing venture. aud that
they have contracted with proapeo
tive buyers Of the book for the
sale Of 500 copies al prices ranging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
SUICIDE is
ATTEMPTED

4 woman known ~ Jessie Rob
erts attempted to commit suicide
by swallowing poison early this
morning ia a resort In the lower
part OF the city A physician was
summoned and after working over
the poisoned woman pronounced
her out Of danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
FIRE BUG GETS
rs YEARS
(By United Prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 20 -
= Your grced for gold impeFiled the
lives 81 many inuocent persons Il
might indeed have resulted IN the
entire destruction of the city BY
fire "A Il vas Il IS very fortunate
thAs the Conflugration which you
started did not spread Judge Car.
roll Cook made these remarks 10
sentencing 20 % Years imprisou
ment Mrs. Stella Sergota. who set
fire 30 q lodging house on Fillmore
81 Co gain insurance money 81
t2S00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
SUES DOCTOR FOR
DAMAGES

Asking for $4,000 damages, as
the result OF alleged inefficient
work In the setting Of her broken
arm. Susanna MalanR is suing Dr. @.
+ Hoye ia the superior court The
complainant claims that the work
done in the setting OF her arm vas
so poor that a second operation wsa
necessary 10 remedy IT,
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failing in this filed the action after
Me- Dunn had left the north for
the winter
The fac, that the ault was filed
after Mr. Dunn lefi on the Pres
ldent for Seattle iH regarded as
ore 81 the strongest evidences that
~ Is scheme 10 extort money
from the millionaire miner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
WANTS CITY LICENSE.

q /. AnEevino. hotel and saloon
keeper az Youngstown. applied 10
tho city council Tor a saloon license
Augeyipe ran under a county "a.
cenae until these licenses we're
taken away from the youngstown
people some months ago. since
which time his bar has been
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

-. splnden fired two shots NJ the
SRI but neither of them took effect
and IN tho excitement be ran out
OF the house and escaped
a description OF the would be-
murderer WAS given TO every de-.
tecuye aud palroiman IN tho city
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
new BAND OF BUCCANEERS PLAY GAME OF OLD IN
WALL ST., AND ONLY JAIL WILL STOP KNAVERY
BY HENRY GEORGE, Jr.

SEW YORK. Oct 20. - The
latest panic IN Wall a. has
heen caused by the uncoverlng Of "a
brand new piece Of financial kuav.
cry. the punishment for which
aiiEhf 90 BE- the prison bars
On top OF the great insurance
company scandals and steam aud
street railroad scandals it has de-
veiopcd that q certain new band OF
financial buceaneora who seeming
y scruple at nothing. have been
tgElinE with the banks aud partic.
nhriy with the trust companies
which have more privileges than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
MISSING PERSONS.

Frank A. Anderson. Of Houghton.
Mich. has written the local police
asking for information regarding
the whereabouts OF Sidney ID. An
derson. brother. Mrs. John Poert,
OF San Rafael Cal. wants 10 find
William c. Zeller. whose wife is
IN a serious condition at that place,
and Mrs J. Z. McDermott OF AIS
Third av., Spokane. asks for infor-
nation about Eugene Clay shelton,
a Nome mining man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
ATTEMPTS MURDER
AND ESCAPES

After following the woman from
81 Louis 10 this city. Emil splndon
last night tried 70 kin May Bot
tonger. the object o. hls unroquited
affections. 10 the young lady'u apart.
ments in tho Olympic apartment
house. az Western av. aud Virginia
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from SO 10 $50 per volume. II n
charged that the defendant has al.
lowed NE plaiutiff 10 do practical.
~ all the work of the Publishing
house, bat has himself secured the
contracts and expects 60 collect the
revenue Tho book ~ now IN the
hands % the binder and Will be
issued soou. An order 10 show
cause why receiver should not be
appointed aud an account required
from Brown was granted by Judge
Nhkay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
BoY IS MISSING

Albert WoiaadeF. a ityearoid
boy living at 2g0s Lane 81. has
been missing since October %. aud
the police have bcsn asked 20 look
him up u o. thought the boy ran
mwuy from home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
MINE SAMPLES AT
LABOR TEMPLE

Samples OF coal from the mine
formerly owned by the Superior
Coal a Improvement Co. located at
lsaaquah. and which has now pass.
cd into the control Of the Seattle
Labor Council are now on exhibit
ton AZ the Labor Temple Sub
acnpiions 10 the capital stock are
coming ia rapidly from the mem
bera Of the various unions. and Il
~ thought that within a short time
sufficient funds viii BE- on hand
60 commence active operations Al
the mine
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KILLED

While en- route from North Yak
ina. 10 Tacoma. Olin G. Search,
aged Is. a resident Of this city, for
merly living Al Fremont with his
relatives was run over and almost
instantly killed by a Northern Pa
cific passenger train az 8 o'clock
Saturday evening The body Was
brought 70 Seattle last night and
IS at the W r. Carton Undertake
ing company's establishment. at
Fremont Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon al o'clock
from the Carton chapel. in,erment
being made In Mount Pleasant Gem
qtory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29
FRESHMEN WIN AT LINCOLN.

Tho freshmen Of the Lincoln
high school yesterday afternoon
won the schools first cane rush
from the sophomore class. getting
rs hands on the cane 10 the sophie
mnreA' ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

Rivers OF tears O large proper
lion of which worekhed Boy the hus.
band Of the family. we're testified
10 by wttngsses In the divorce case
Of Ida W. ONrbloumsgainHt william
Alfred Ok> blom ~ trial ia the su-
poripr court this morning The
cause ~ his weeping. aB brought
on ia the evidence, was the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

The police have been asked TO
look for A. n Hunter. aged 20. Of
ste Tacoma av. Tacoma. who has
been missing from that city since
October 20
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regular banks Of deposit while
freor than the banks of restric.
lions made 10 safeguard dopositors
This new group of high fnancicrs
in order to carry through certaiG
land. mining steamship railroad
Iron,l,,,,,.,t 49,, 49,, %,
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find A new CASE OF
BUBONIC PLAGUE
CAPTAIN LOSES LICENSE.


10Y bhttcu frehm'l
san FRANCISCO. Oct. %
! The supervising Inspector
: general at Washington has
: sustained the doeinlop ~ Cap
! tain John Birmingham. tho
: supervising inspector OF this
: district ia royokiug the a.
! cenao " Captain h liendrick
! son Of the san Pedro. which I
! collided with the Inflated Co
! lumbia last July off Eureka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-29

~ ceore Osborne The fourth
....Asr q the Osborne family to
u. AZ habouic plague, Is lying
!, ~ Osborne home with pro
...reea smptems q tho dread
ss-sssl disease fully developed
~ osborne vas taken ili satur-
- aleht but Il was not until TO
sAat the case was sufficiently
ss.lsved to b pronounced bu'
- meefing q the board %
,.sl,h Iris afternoon the case was
.srcrs,d officially TO the board and
a.,,ser stegs taken al once 90 pro
-, - neighboghood In the Viein'
= 4 ~ Osborne home II was
ss.,sed q employ 90 additional tn
..se.evs Al once and these men
~ - %, to work tomorrow mora
esfR 4 possible TO secure them
- y the numher win be placed
4. Rainier Heights district,
- the Osborne home IS located,
- Il The Eddy home ia the Green
~, ssstrsct. twelve on the water
80 ssghg 10 the Ballard district
- i south Seattle and George
-. ,srfstory and four in West Sc.
- Thls VIII make a total Of
a lvsuectaFs working under The
s.a,,,or o. he health board.
mgA Richards VAS appointed
...s.s.s cts bacteriologist and ths
s,nrs health officer WAS appoint
= rsxscal Inspector Tor the Bal
* territory.
~ OSBORNE family was sepa
80 zst night. only the husband
~ allowed 10 remain with The
a woman. The hour survivinE
rsrAegx 81 the family win b.
wlsa with yeFsim. which IT, used
saxse cases on the same prin
~ A. vaccine in smallpox cases
n ane course viii be taker
"a Aa Inspectors placed In The
earas thai have already beer
mguea 70 the plague.
10 fhoesRnd warnings 20 th'
SAFE 4 postor form. yin be dis
sarsa y tie board tomorrow
War On Rats.
var a. rats was she keyuoti
ane ssssxhes b Or NJ } White
aszE. i Bsurus before the kinl
cegusv Neairai society last nigh
h tks cAamAer d Commerce ROOMS
Hcsh speakers repeated thell
lorneF apeagaiinas that rats shouls
y tsarised * t1od and shelter aut
shss erlHm.naied The ceiling ui
Il nsnenia with concrete floor
sd walls ne hning q buildlngi
viii rfrs asgsinK and the scattering
q ame under board sidewalks wers
Advocated a. measuges % keep rata
trsm zzininx a shelter The sys
;snatic cleaning up and destruction
q arbags On which the rats feee
vEs ne other measure
Ii disruszlng infection. Dr. " J
Nhi,s stated that experiments q
lstz have practically established
e bet that the plague infection .,
airied from rats 10 people BY 4
= tea which becomes infected
han a diseased rat and bites tbs
ps1on, abusing the Infection In th'
s.aod
y White dweli npoE the Import
arr ct disposinx Of the rats a. tins
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BANK cLEARlNos.

Seattle
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

a manner as to break the small
bone in his leg just above the ankle.
He was taken to a doctor at ono and
had the member set, but Henry will
be using crutches in place OF skates
for some time.
John Mork OF Highmore, father Of
Mrs. Oscar Brandhagen, came down
Sunday to spend Christmas in this
part Of the state.
Several of the young folks attended
the Christmas tree festival at the
Cottage Grove school house Monday
evening.
Henry Trip was moving his house
hold goods to Worthing Monday
where he is going to live.
Lost, strayed or stolen--a boy from
this township. He is OF ordinary size,
good looking, shayes smooth and
wear No. 8 patent leather shoes. In
formation may be sent to this Office.
1t is reported that a certain young
man was hunting his way home at II
o'clock Sunday night. 1t may be all
right but it Is a bad time of the night
to catch cold.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27
Norway.

DCS. SH3 Aoo''
Andrew A. Rommeriem, who has
been sick for some time Is improving
slowly.
Miss Gina Haug left for her home
up In Dayton Saturday where she will
spend her Christmas vacation.
John J. Steensland went to Sioux
City Friday where he Is going to have
an operation performed.
Miss Rachel Tollefson entertained
a number Of her young friends last
Sunday afternoon in honor Of her
birthday and all had a very nice time.
Bonnie Sundvold marketed hogs at
Alcester Monday.
Miss Betsy Asper who has been at
tending school at Minneapolis, retur-
ned home Wednesday to spend her va
cation with friends and relatives.
Knut Peterson and lady were call
ing on friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fyllingness
are living on the old Samson Hanson
place now owned by Ole Tvedt.
Andrew Ekonger who is attending
school at Sioux Falls came down to
spend Christmas with friends and rel
atives.
G. A.. Ekley has been sick with a
bad cold.
We wish all a very happy New
Year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

The LEADER feels especially proud
of the record Lincoln county and her
gallant corn raisers made at the an
nual meeting Of the state corn grow
ers' association at Mitchell last week.
Lincoln county won first prize for a
county exhibit over all the counties
In the southern part of the state, a
victory that Union, Clay, Yankton,
Bon Homme and Turner don't seem
to be able to overcome, although Clay
and Turner are making splendid pro-
gress and are doing everything in
their power to overcome Lincoln's
victories. They may match
us, they may pass us, but when they
do, there will be some ears worth one
hundred dollars in the display.
Lincoln county took first prize In
county exhibit.
John Bremen, Canton township,
frst prize In 10 ear class.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27

with pleasure by old and young. Chas.
Kuhns carried away the honors az
cards. Tillman Mausbach, clerk OF
the Camp, was voted unanimously by
the ladies' the ~handsomest wood chop
per they ever sawed.
Worthing Lodge al, A. f. aud a.
M. held their annual election OF ON
GERS as follows: G. M. France, W. M;
J.. S. Madden, S. W.; John Hurley,
J. w; Jas. Hattlestad, Treas; Ernest
Madden, Sec'y; G. M. Bremen, 5. u;
j. HI. Kerr, J. D.; j. p. Eliason n
w. e. Greene, Stewards, Fred Geroer,
Sr. Tyler.
Ed. Sogen, the new merchant. Is
now open for business. Mr.. Sogen
comes we'll recommended as a fair ana
square business nan
The German Lutherans held their
Xmas tree and exercises Monday eve.
while the MethodistS and Congrega-
tionlists had their tree and program
in the M. E. church Tuesday eve.
A sad duty requires us to impart
and state that death summoned MIS-.
Eliza Gibbons Bradshaw, agedS1 years
and 4 days, last Monday morning at
her home in Worthing. The deceased
was a devoted Christian and had al
ways been active III advancing the
cause of temperance and uplifting the
morality of men. William, Henry
and Robert are the only surviving
sons. The funeral will be conducted
Thursday at 2 o'clock by Rev. Thomp'
son and the remains laid at rest In
Worthing cemetery.
After our labors on earth are over
we return into the heavenly mansions
living forever with God In eternal
youth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ingalls, came down
from Lane, S. D., to attend the tuner
al Of Grandma Bradshaw.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27
LINCOLN COUNTY CORN.
Messrs. Bremen, Wnple, MazeH and the
County Win Prizes at 6nchen

A. J. Wimple, Brooklyn township,
first prize IN single ear class.
Albert Millett, Eden township, sec
ond prize In single a class.
A. j. Wimple's corn at the great
Chicago corn show took first prize
over Minnesota and Wisconsin.
This is a record that gives Lincoln
county proud position and demon
strates that Lincoln county farmers
are lei Of energy, intelligence and
good judges Of corn and seed.
Let the good work 60 on.
The LEADER has done what 1t
could to arouse interest In corn grow
ing In Lincoln county and the result
Is very gratifying and the large sum
Of money spent by the LEADER fol-
prizes has brought good returns to all
who have given the subject considera.
tion.
Hurrah for Lincoln county and hel
gallant farmers!
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27
Dayton
Dec. "a, 1907.

Dec. "a, 1907.
Mrs. w. e. Potter left for Oacoma
last Thursday to spend the holidays
with her mother and sisters.
Mrs. Painters sister and her hus-
band came out from Iowa Sunday to
spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Painter.
Jessie Watkins had a runaway one
day last week while hauling hay. The
horses cramped the wagon so the load
fell of and Jessie with 1t. Then the
horses ran and ran with Jessie after
them. They were finally caught
with nc serious damage done.
Willie Mitchell. Roy Leffet and
Chas. Mitchell attended the Both
well-Osborn sale yesterday.
Carl Ringsrud and his sister are
visiting with their aunt Mrs. Thos.
Lunder.
The Dayton school closed last Fri
day for a two weeks vacation. The
teacher Miss Keynes went to her home
In Norway township to spend vaca-
ton.
Mrs. cambridge has just recovered
from another attack Of quinsey.
MI. Wheatley and family have gone
of on a Christmas vacation. They
will take Christmas dinner with Mr..
Snider's folks and visit around a
week or two among other friends.
Rev. Wilcox and Evangelist Steb-
bins closed a very successful series of
revival meetings at Dayton Sunday
evening. They expect to hold meet
ings at Prairie Grove after New
Years.
MI. Ernest Olsen marketed a wagon
load OF chickens Saturday.
Webster Nelson Is home from
Augustana College where he has been
since early in the fall. He is a bright
boy and Is doing well.
Roy Lefert went over to Rock Val
ley on business last Friday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27
Core

East Lincoln.

East Lincoln.
Dec. "a, 1907.
The sale given by the Cottage Grove
Ladies Aid Society at the home Of J.
D. Hicks, Friday evening was a decid-
ed success. There was about one
hundred present and the sales and
supper netted the ladies about forty
dollars.
Miss Emma Byrnes Of Canton visit
ed with Miss Hazel Hicks Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. S. S. Manning and two sons
are visiting relatives In Almena, Kan
sas.
Mrs. /. F. Hunt and son Archie are
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends In Wisconsin.
Eugene Henry Of Minnesota is visit
ing in this neighborhood.
Miss Jessie Flory and brother were
Worthing visitors last week.
Teachers and pupils are enjoying
their vacation.
Homer DeNure made a business
trip to Sioux City.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wilkinson of
Canton, we're visitors at the Yuletide
entertainment.
Nellis DeNure was at Sioux Falls
last week.
Miss Carrie Ellis Of Sioux Falls ex-
poets to visit old friends here, in the
near future.
This neighborhood was we'll repre-
sented among the Christmas shoppers
at Canton last week.
Friends Of Eugene Colby will be
glad to hear that the southern eli
mate is proving OF much benefit to
him.
The Christmas entertainment given
by the Cottage Grove school and the
Kinsley school was largely attended
and the general verdict was that the
scholars and teachers did themselves
proud.
Your correspondent in the fullness
of the blessings OF the year that is
closing wishes the readers Of the
LEADER q Happy New Year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-27
Worthing.

Dec. Is, 1907.
The Misses Stella and Eliza Brad.
shaw are home on vacation from the
State University.
Homer DeNewer was down at Sioux
City the first of the week where he
disposed Of a load of fat cattle.
Miss Nellie Reamer is spending the
Holidays with her parents.
Kaffar Bros. bored a 40 foot well and
have water Is inches from the top.
They did the job with a post auger.
Hal Wiggin is tired living a bach
elor life aud we promise to assist him
as far as u ability will permit with
out injuring our other friends in like
circumstances.
Lewis Lukken and Endrick De-
Newer were In Worthing Saturday.
VIM. Engle was another Lincolnite
doing business here last week.
Jake Jackson and Peter Lukken
we're in town Friday last. Jake owns
q good homestead In Colorado located
near Stratton.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. U.
Bradshaw on Saturday evening their
daughters, Della and May, executed a
we'll planned surprise on their cousin,
Miss Winnifred Bradshaw, the event
being In the nature Of a Pantry Show
er and many beautiful gifts were Civ
her. After a few hours Of enjoy
ment, q delicious three course lunch
con was served.
a good sized audience greeted the
Chicago Trio Christmas night at the
opera house. Every selection render
ed was encored. The violinist is the
most accomplished artist we have ever
heard.
Carrier No. ! enjoyed a fine Christ
mas dinner at the home of Mrs. Kaffar
and family. When a wanderer cold
and hungry strays down that way
they are always welcome at their
hospitable abode.
MI. dnu MIS-. PecSche and children
were Christmas guests with Mrs.
Petsche's mother.
Dozens Of young folks enjoyed skat-
Ing Christmas day over In the Grant
scribe's territory-perhaps he can
give more particulars.
Miss Cora Madden has accepted a
position as clerk with Mr.. Sogen.
Miss Madden has had ten years ex-
perience and will no doubt give entire
to the public and pro-
prietor.
Lewis and Chenncey LUZ
ken have arrived from Fullerton. N.
D., and will spend the holidays With
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Lux
ken.
fle9NE1derll T0sElMen Camp held
their annual banquet last week. "A
crowd was out ndfrom what We
hear, had . most enjoyable evening.
Cards and games were INDUCED in