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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-25
Plans for summer.

After the election Of officers plans for
the coming summer were discussed and II
Is planned to hold a number of regattas
between the smaller boats and the racers
which are now being built DR.. Despecner
already has his 32-foot sidewalk we'll
under way and this will no Doubt make
a good match for the Manawa- which was
brought to Cutoff late last summer from
Lake Manawa. Both Of thse boats belong
to the racing class. One or two other
boats of this class are now under con-
struction in Omaha as well as a number
OF smaller boats. Canoeing promises to
become very popular. There were about
a half-dozen canoes on the lake last sum-
mer and a much greater number are now
in the course OF construction. and some
have been ordered through the Omaha
representatives OF various manufacturers.
Three or four launches have also been
ordered and several OF them have already
arrived and are only waiting for Old Sol
to melt the ice so that they can try their
speed.
The above Is a distinct organization
from the Omaha Yacht club, which was
organized last week with these members:
DR.. II. B. Lemere. Sidney W. Smith. NJ.
F. Serat, C. c. Morgan. Pierpont, II.
S. Daniel, William ]. COad. DIR. Jensen.
Ward Palmer. II. W. Wood L. R. Bost-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-25
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Partly Cloudy Monday and Tuesday
In the Prospect for
Nebraska.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Forecast OF the
weather for Monday and Tuesday:
For Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas and
Missouri-Partly cloudy Monday and Tues
day.
For Iowa-Fair Monday and colder In
east portion; Tuesday. fair.
For nHnois-Fair and colder Monday;
Tuesday. partly cloudy with fresh north
west winds.
For Wyoming-Fair Monday, except snow
or rain in northwest portion; Tuesday, fair.
For Montana-Showers Monday. colder in
south portion: Tuesday, partly cloudy.
For ColoradO-Fair Monday and Tuesday
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA Feb. A-Ohiciai record Of tenn
the corresponding day OF the last three
years: l9JI- 1870. lsD. ls94
Maximum temperature. AZ IS 80 q
Minimum temperature. 3 80 81 ~
Mean temperature .....-.. 81 - a 81
Precipitation ..-,ssss..-..- " W W
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l.,
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature ..---...-..---..-...-.... 30
Excess for the day ....--..........-......!-.
Total excess since March ]. 1906. .......... "a
Normal precipitation .-...--....-- .03 inch
Deficiency for the day ..-...-...-. 90 inch
Total rainfall since March l III. IS inches
Deficiency since March l. 1s6.-.. 4.8 inches
Deficiency for cor. period l9.s...- 5.e5 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1866. AZ inches
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-25

DIAMoNDs-FrenEer. I5ea ~nd Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-25

n Y. Plumbing CO, reL 80. Night. L 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-25

Reform Of court procedure IL more than
a mere academic question in the Legislature.
for a number OF bills have been intro
duced looking 70 some important changes
In regard 70 appeals. II enacted into law
they would go far toward reducing the
volume OF work thrown upon the supreme
court, prevent much Of the annoying delay
OF the courts and make IL possible to dole
out tusties Drompter and with less expense.
Senator Durham has fathersd a bill which
provides that NO criminal case appealed
70 the suRrsms court shau Be reversed
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-25

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l,
and compa rison with the last two years:
Normal temperature -..--...-..---..-...-...- 30
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
COMET SWEEPS EARTH
4 Hot Air Story frem Loatea Says thSi
pesple we Panic Siri(keR.

\ bulletin dated Ia London March
20 aud sent uut by the Great Eastern
Press Association waS received at
the office of the Western Union
Tolcgraph COMPANY In WaNahachie
this morninE As there HAS he"n no
confirmation of the report it would
-ovm shat Johnny Hull'r yellow press
has been working over tlm" TN"
bulletin reads as follows
The tail Qf th" great Aaeeit'r
comet is noW hrushinE ihss side "f
the earsue surface. shoserins Il
with myriads of shoouns sinie aha
fauiuE megnrs The temperature hsH
rsa..n rapidly n lft dvwress in ih"
Shade and wf~ai damaer BE- resulting
fram drea The psuuir sne rAnif
riraan aud ths srcatrsf ef aauiHs-
lon aravaiIa The earh snrftee
wHl bs DESTROYED ia Rafts aaN ih~
escape of aHr piansf h hrrc miraf-
nlans the sAawrr nf mt'anrH aiu
ressh tHa Gusted Stafea sanut ta
@afnraat normlHe Mana
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
Katy Special Rates.

San Antonio and return, $500, ac-
count Spring Carnival, on sale April
18th to Goth. Limit April 22d.
Dallas and return $3.50, account
state meeting Sons of Herman, on
sale April 14th and morning 10th.
Limit April 27th.
Houston and return $3.50. account
State Sunday School convention. on
sale March 25th. Limit March 30th.
Mexico City. Mex, and return
s3225 on sale April 25th to May
18th, inclusive. return limit July 81
Norfolk. Va, and return S5S.75.
account Jamestown Exposition, dates
of sale daily May lst to Sept. 20th.
Limit Dec 18th. stop-oyers viii be
allowed at regular summer and
winter stop over points. For further
Information call up the Katy
!. II. GEORGE, Agent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
A BIG DAMAGE VERDICT
lsry Awsrts Ms. bsseatofi islen1t
fN $J7. .ooo Asssasi (rafrsl.

In the district court tila morning
she jury ia the care of Mrs sarah
Davenport against the tloastoa and
Texas Central railroad company fe=
turned verdict ia favor ~ the
plaintiff. awarding her ii Judgment
for damages In the sum Of s32,oon+
This amount WAS SO divided by ms
Jmry that Mrs. Davenport and each
of her three minor children will re-
ceive s. 600. So far an known this
was The heaviest verdict ever award
cd In the district court of Ellis coun-
~. The amount sought TO be recos-
erred by the plaintiff IN this case was
$40. 600.
The report of this jury marked the
conclusion OF one of the hardest
fought legal battles ever conducted
in the district court of this county.
The trial Of the case consumed eleF~
en- days and every inch OF ground
was stubborniy contested by each
side The testimony of large num-
ber OF witnesses was taken. and In
the event of an appeal to the higher
courts the transcript Will contain
In the neighborhood OF one thous-
and pages The attorneys engaged
in the case were Randell a. Wood OF
sherman and Farrar & Pierson OF
Waxahachie, representing the plain
tiff, and c. NJ Supple of Waxahachie
and Judge s. X. Frost of Corsicana,
representing the defendant. The tes-
timony was concluded yesterday
morning and the argument opened
by Judge Wood for the plaintiff, ana
was followed by Bowd Farrar. MT.
Supple spoke in the afternoon in be-
half Of the railroad and at night Con
gressman Randell closed for the
plaintiff. At the close of Mr.. RAN
dell's speech the courts charge was
read to the jury. The jury was out
only a short time this morning when
it announced that a verdict had been
agreed upon. The verdict was then
read by the clerk and the jury dis
| charged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
ODD FELLOWS MONUMENT
viii BE Unveiled Mt the Home
COrsicana Tomorrow

l Y
! Corsicana Tomorrow
! On tomorrow afternoon yer,
handsome monument will be unveil-
| ed on the lot in the Corsicana ceme-
terry belonging to the Odd Fellows
Widow and Orphans Home. The
movement to erect this monument
was begun by the children in the
Sunday school at the Home. Every
Sabbath they would contribute their
nickels and pennies for this purpose.
Learning of this move Hon. c. K.
Gibson, editor of the Texas Odd Eel
low. took the matter up through the
columns of his paper and urged lodg-
es and members everywhere to come
to the relief of the children III this
undertaking. This soon resulted in
raising between seventeen and elgh-
teen hundred dollars. With TINS
amount one of the handsomest mon
uments in the beautiful cemetery
has been erected and will be unveil-
ed tomorrow. A number of Odd Eel
lows from this city will attend, leav-
ing on the $50 Central train and
returning on the G:51 train in the
afternoon. A very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion. Hon. G. r. Gibson will be
one of the speakers. Everybody in
vited, and members are urged TO be
at the train on time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30

>.w law H. Nav Ia ioli tor~ and
tfest.

Austin Tex MaFsh su tt is
uov peuiiewtiaTr pffenso to sam
biv ia rtxas The snveruoT Thnrs
day evening late signed ghc anti
gambling blli which absolutely pro-
hihlts auf furm of sambling ln thr
iafe rhis means dsath fn eamhllus
Fhr au gagfiea fhe emergency eiause
aua hyrame effective as enee
Fh~ M0 sla prohibits fhv plaf
laz nf esrts Wr fhan& af value lH
nrIsnfe rsslNrnra Nuf fAv nrmsfsf
er this alfenee .s aulA "a fins lt alae
makes be- q nsw8fenf.Hrf afismsa feF
aasone fe saaNsne' nswf ats prem
far fhe ga rpnss af zamhHnE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
We have A BARGAIN

in University Addition. To-
room cottage, block from car
line. electric lights, sewerage.
bath. hot and cold water, ar
tesian water, servants house.
See us for special price.
Also very desirable home on
Ferris avenue.
We can sell YOU some vacant
residence property which We
strongly recommend as an in
vcstmeut
Texas Realty Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30

The family medicine In thousands On
homes for 50 years--Dr. Thacher's Liser
and blood So
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30

Tas Lass aas - oar sFaaa op~aazz
Come AID s.a~ The Sossss. A rice prrs-
ent awaits yoa. n. r Minll Co @s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
II. r. THORNHILL & co.

We have re-opene our storage
house in the old McManus building
on Rogers street. When you want
20 store goods OF any kind see US
Phone 80.
n, r. TuORNHI1.L n co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
MAY FORM NEW
UNION

Agitation Ia labor circles over
the discharge OF the ~ men Al the
Pacific Coast syrup company =
plant last Saturday becaune they re-
queBtsd the removal Of a japanese
elevator 10Y will Ia all probability
result Ia tho Organization ~ ua.
ion Tor the protection OF this class
Of white labor A. any rate the
Central Labor Council will assist
any effort these men may make iu
this direction
Officials 81 this body said today
that the matter 81 organizing these
employees lnto a union had been dis
cunned for some time. since they be-
lleved that the public should BE- pro
tested In this matter and some feka
ulatioua Be- pat IN force. bat they
have waited for the city council O.
take the initiative II an ofaiH.
anes regulating elevator srfslcs
should b. presented steps would
be taken 81 once 90 organize ths
elevator men. according 10 ssere.
tary cottreli
The matter viii Aiao D. taken az
~ ths next meeting u the Japan.
sne= knFnan Exrlusion League II
whtth + II Gtil 10 preaident A
representative from the i@aEus 81
san Francisco will be here IN = few
aAys and be will have his attention
called 10 the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
SHRINERS TO SEE
SEATTLE

shfinefa from tho toa Angeles
convention who are returning east
b. va Of Seattle will arrSse in
this city Thursday MAY is. on two
81 more special trains over the
Northern Pacific from Portland
The local committee headed rs
u. b Tfefethon. acting Tor Ann
Temple 81 Tacoma. Is making eiahs
crate arrangements Tor she enter
lalament ~ the visiting shrinefs
headquarters have been establish
"a a. the Butler hotel and few
visitors who ARE not accompanying
the special party win arrive Ia se-
aftlo tomorrow
It ia understood that NO meetings
or exercises ~ any Kind viii be
held ~ Seattle and the entire time
~ the visitation win Boz given over
10 seeing the city Automobile VII
leave the Butter twice daY az 10
"a ID. and 2 aO g. On followed hy
trips on the sound 70 is expected
that the visitors VIII be- in the city
AZ least three DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13

The federal grand iury Il TO-DAY
Considering The cases % Rob Gel
eaitue and William naglcy. the 10.
dams frum tho Tulaip renersa
ion near Maryavtiio. charged With
numbering = aquaW and Il gaa In.
amated that true bills would prob
ably b returned against them
over 81 81 their tdbosmen we're
examined as Witnesses
Nn report wAa made hy the grand
jury today. bat several cases vii
b. reported on Tuesday morning
A. this mornings session % the
federal court r Smith pleaded
guilty % an attempt tn amuREie
opium into the United States from
British Cummhia iaai month
1ahn MrCaiiam ala1 pleaded
guilty 70 a ainiiar charge Les
Long Hay. charged with smaEaiiak
enfuFud plea ~ not guilty A.
NAaeaiis Nan arFalEned on .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
DEATH REeoRo

Deaths we're Registered today a.
follows
uuftY-Jamsa Duffy. as. May &
Al King county hospital
Mailer Martin Haley ~. May 3.
a. KING euuutf hospital
Parker Mildred Parker. s. MAY
s. al es0s = Seventy third r.
Earhsr~ Merton G. Fischer. Z
months May ,. a. 1900 FOURTH AZ.
W
lattle-Ienuls 3 Little. NJ. May
n. A. III Twelfth av
Carr-atahn " Carr. 81. May ~.
A. Pacific hospital
Thompson Lulu A Thompson.
"a. MAJ !. At 70T BroAdway
sheldon Edgar A sheldon. 70.
MAJ :. a. Providence hospital
Sheldon Jennie a.. sheldon. II.
MAY =. n fi9 F1fth aV
BURKE Thomas Burke. 90. MAY
10. A. Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
GRAND JURY CONSIDERING
INDIAN MURDER CASE

charge Of having moulds for the
manufacture % counterfeit dollars
and nlekela IN bis possession
chen appFehended January -. last.
but VAS given time 10 plead sen.
fences will be- passed upon smith
and aeCallam Tuesday.
The following petit Jurors viii
b. sworn IN Tuesday morning 1t
u o'clock. r. E Answorth. Il
II Gels. Milo G. Clark. Geo 6 Oar.
eoa. Alonfo HRll. r 81 ~ Jones.
Geo Iongh. Smalley. G n.
sheafe. Il r Stanton. Fred A
almuns. q a Virtue. Thua Wat
soa. Richard Mcdonald. Chaa A
Gore III = Hanson. James CraR.
fafd. & A, Kent. , Wilson, J II
Nichols. p " Conn. ID = De.
eafuro. A Tackstrom I. Servia. X
KunAaon. q Dresser. " 9 Allen.
a ii lawson. y g. McCorkhill.
Ina , Hanna. JAMES Duds. " n
Axtni and p l.. hardaweM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
AFTER NEW WARDS
SEAT In COUNCIL

Nike Kelly. deputy sheriff -
south Park. De- candidate f0f The
position ~ councilman from tho
new Twelfth ward Of 3 Mite III
the city council orders the election
tonight and sets a date. % eEpsrteds
NJ Kelly will get actively Ia the
race lie was AZ the ciy hall this
morning. seeking advance lnforma.
lion on the matter.
A " Ware. who was indorssd
for the position By EOptheast Sc
afiie and York some time ago.
and " ~ Hines. are also candf
dates. the latter said 10 be backed
hF swan Lewis and others Who
first brought Ware forward.
south Park has endorsed Kelly
and be says that with the endorse
ment Of Van Asset he viii have
nearly hAlf the voting strength oY
the new ward
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The conaverors -

THIS ConquerorE. az the Lois.
IL q strenuous tale ~ passion var
aud wiekedneua. and furnishes sen.
satlonai features enough 70 place
Il alongside " Mrs. Warren'a Pro
feaaiun OF "salome." The scene
is laid In France al the time Of the
Franco Prnssian war. and mrio.
dramatic situations run riot
through the plot and couuterpiat
Aileea May was unable 20 sp.
pear last night. and her place was
eapahly filled hy Miss Mae Davis
All Of the popular members Of the
stock company are this week given
parts which call for strong acting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
HITCHCOCK SAYS SEATTLE
NEEDS A THEATER

have = naW thcater This la pleas
ant newH. Indeed. aud hope eheu
return % your city that ! shall
have the pleasure 81 PLAYING 81 II
Seattle certainly needs a new play.
house II seems 90 me that the
local managers when they had
their thcAterH built forgot about
the actors Now tloru must be
actors IN order 30 mske n thehfef
successful n appears that these
managers thought more Of the box
office. the seats Tor the audience
ard the size 81 the stage than fhsY
did for the quarters Tor the com
panieH At present there are no
dressing rooms worthy Of The
name ia this thcatef Il Is cyl.
deatly the cellar for ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13

Raymond Hitchcock. the popular
comedian. who closed d successful
anEaRemant a. the Grand OpnFa
house last Saturday niEht IN The
YanRae Tourist caused ripple
x sensation b. certain things he
said In anHwwr 60 a curtain call at
the end uf Tho second act last Sat
urdaV Mat Hitchcock stated
that IN hla estimation the city Saa
very much IN need ~ theater
ana aunld - glad upon his return
neaf Yesr 20 play iu the neW show
house Al the present time there
Naa 20 thsatsr in the citY that
made proper provisions Tor the
actors
Hitchcock said In part = have
been told that you are going %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
BIRTH RECORD.

Births we're registered today a.
follows
stephen-At a2t Warren Az May
II. 10 Nife Of william stephen a
daughter
Hafta At $40 Maynard ay.. MAY
II. TO Nffa Of " Hotfa. a son
puhu At as Twelfth az =.
April 20 to wifs Of Albert Pohu. a
son.
Fletcher At 1888 Sixth av. n. f..
MaY 10. TO aifs Of Nord Fletcher a
con
Mcnamara At lt01 Twenty.
third AZ s MAY ~. 60 wife Of
James ] Mcnamara. a son.
CoWau-At 1915 Second ay MAJ
10. 70 wife OF William Cowan. a sou.
smith-At 1875 Twenty second
Az. MAJ 10. to wife OF George G..
Smith. a aon.
Avar-Af 2lf seventh Az. r. May
10. "a wife Of Arthur &. Avar. a
daughter
Myara Al Mercer island. May 10.
to wife OF John W Myers. a daugh
ter.
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is
| ESPFRATE

t nxnrfAftaTrn feel p~s-
- axAtz axsr the sffurfs o.
nT1dz . insoys the freight
y nj n eondifiou % The
eTszEs srphlsn Is report "a
A M a 4 sas two weeks
= - aHuads arr unable 20
e. IT. he requirements o.
"a - Northern Pacific
pa Specially. - expsrisncing
- . sssting eRrn 20 the
- 4 De mlilA
= sisasiun throughout the
30 ~ aisuirs,ls reported dss-
Me- VIC have been per.
sF I'd 81 because o. the
Z 2fs . aeul The output OF
ia ars sfsnlzg 10 feet ths
( zEnsT.
sA nsn Il various points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13

theater. except its title and The
fact that the loading female ehhrae-
ter r. named Clgypn1rh. bur mar
didn't worry tho pafru1as "a the
south auld thenter . b1i YESTERDAY :
and they laughed Themselves 81
Of both porfnrmanDsss The SNOW
Is very buriesquey. but then ina
in what the people want. ana ne
Lewis and Lake company IL mHk
ing the big bic with both miiiH ~
giving the public inst what II u
craving for ronRiOmerated non
sense. apeciaitiea. catchy songs.
horseplay ana everything thai u
fraihY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
NEW BUZZ PATROL WAGON
MUST GO SLOW

Nov that the new auto patrol Is
in operation orders have been il.
sued By chief Wappeuatcin that the
buzz wagon must not 40 faster than
the wagon that has been In use Il.
ecpt ON fast calls. such as murders.
riots and big calls For an ordl
nary cases the auto must 10 at a
safe speed. The chief says that he
is taking no chances of hurting any
one and Il will not be the fault Of
the ahauffeurs Or any accidents
occur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
THE THEATERS


LILLIAN Russell is charming an of
yeHe. While not the giriish BEAUTY
that she was many years aEo. si1an
aha Visited seattle NJ tbs queen Of
light oparA. aha Ia beautiful. With
a mature, fully Developed. woman
~ beauty that makes her staad aH
one OF the most striking figures OF
the stage today
She proved last night that the
musical stage o. not her only realm
af greatness. FOR she b. more than
pleasing ~ straight comedy. such
aa The Butterfly a. lio that a.
tt may. theater Fpera are l0aih 90
lose her from the boards where
heels twinkle and snuEHferH war
bic. and just for old times sake
they forced the fair Lillian 10 sing
Iaat nisht. which she did mos
tnstemlly. Ma Cherie" and "A
Dream" being given in response 10
prolonged applause.
Unfortunately. neither the com
ely nor her fsil0w comedians are
al the same plane an the star.
While the piece - rather eleYerll
constructed. and has some notice
ahly bright lineH. u not only lacks
originality. but 10 has for It's cen.
ffal theme story which - 20
closely allied 90 Of least q dozea
other plots that might be called
10 mind that IL falls fiat
Individually the supporting com
nany % Mas Russell lshe Il eth
called Miss. although ahe has been
married well. 40 viii not say
how many timcai n hard working
enough. bot falls % grasp the finer
situations but the chance 10 see
The much photographed and faf
many. many years admired llIIisn
mAf never come hRaln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
CONWAY OUT
OF CITY JOB
DEITY coHpon anon totN.
sNt. WHO. BEGAN rHfy arr
STIR AGAINST LABOR UNION.
ours oFFtCE SUDDENLY.

/. - convey. law clerk in Cor
pnfatIan Counsel soft Caihnuns Of
firs. ard af times On HcfsnH deputy
To- EaHHaHn has frslanrd CnuwHf
recently appeared aH attorney fat
the &etaifF iruu works. in zee ius
Junction suit against the Malaefs
Uniau It la rumufrd tfHt Ar Cal.
hum objected O. hntlnE his office
pr ia thn position ~ conducting q
law nstf against organized talbot
aud asked Conway g. rraiEn Mr
conway Niu not admit this state
memt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
LICENSED TO WE'D

Prank . cartoa. ~. nuu Rosa 81
QulmhT -. beth - N@attis
aatsa 4 Hafaat9s Ef. AnA cgne eta
spuiAfltn. 81. beta % seattle
Ed~Ard r eaa - seattle. ani
uraen (. halter. -, nFineon.
JaHn TNWasan. - ana Enilts
MlliaE. II
George ~ Wed and Erniiy Nil
isf. IsEai aEa tuth - seattle
Mana TnfEat gt. ar1 Aanss VIA
ins. -. Hoth q seattle.
Charles n e stewart aud lola u
HsffafmAn. both legal aEs. seattle
Afhsft - Campbell 49, ESD clara
~ Efaahllah. n. both ~ seattle
j 81 Eanana. -. and Matte Cos
III. beth ef asaftis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
CAUSTEN MUST
DIVIDE

Judge Griffin today signed the
coaelualuns ~ fast ard findings Of
law. aad also the order Tor an ses
counting III the easso 81 James II
- astan. against D. r nArnatt-, IN
witch the court found that the d.
fandaHt who iaie out ths towusits
81 Fairbanks. must account for one
half IT the pfafits 20 tho plaintiff
- o Nfuhataksa him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13
SAILORS STRIKE
AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER a q. NAY Is -
Steamship Empress ~ china mas
nuf sail tnmorruW FOR the Ofient,
owing "a a strife ~ sailors uha
wait their pay Increased from 81
a. 80 a month. she has 20 coal On
boara and her offIerfs this morn.
tag wefw fufeaa 10 don uvsralla and
eeal 40 themselves The quarter.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-13

Peaks Bad Boy which has al.
Ways been a fayorlie With lovers
Of n Lively show. foil ~ jokes. both
Of the practical and the pun Raft.
ely. speciallea and the pranhs that
remind one Of his days Of mischief
making opened az tha Seattle last
uiEht The dramatizaiiou u Peek's
famous sketches has been seen
here a number % times before. but
the present version IL brought 40
"a date. with many new Jokes and
features. The company nov play.
inr Il af the Seattle u equal 70 fhe
task. sa shown BY The fact thai TAG
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day.