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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15
HERE
TUESDAY

VANCOUVER. d G.. July ib--
Secretary Oscar struaa. 81 Com.
merco and Labor. arrived here sun
day night and spent fhia morning
with Conani Dudley and the lmmi.
grafton officials win the latter
b. discussed Japanese lmmlgra
lion from Hawaii He was enter.
tanned az luncheon by the Canadian
club ~ business men which usually
rnieriaina notable yiniiora
Strauss. replying 20 The toast.
spoke three quarters " an hour He
leaves here tonight on the steamer
Chamer for Victoria iie wsn be-
in Seattle Tuesday niFht. thence go
on 20 San FRANCISCO where be sili
sail FOR Honolulu ii waa the origin.
al intention fDr Strauss 10 eail as
rect from here on the M0ana next
Friday bat bis itinerary has been
changed
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GOOD TEMPLRR DELEGATES
Are ARRIVING

{ DELEGATES 20 the Grand and ma.
tional conventions % the Good
Templars are arriving ia Seattle 60
asy L iu expected that some 900
delegates wlii attend the state con
ssuiion and about goo will attend
"a National cnnvoutinn Tho state
nath~nnE viii convene tomorrow
morning af t9 O'Clock ai The pyihian
hail on First av and fike a.
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RUSSELL. WILL NOT
PAY TRACTORS

city Treasurer George Russell
stated emphaiicaliy today that he
viii refuse 20 pnY ont any money
10 contractors 10 cover the HhOri.
age " f0sn HipliugeF or any part
Of it. no matter what the city
council may decide to do in regard
"a the ordinance appr0DfiaiiUa
$500 ia pay 8tirrat 4 0Oeiz. con
tractors. for money they lOat
through the "a comptroller pecula,
tloua
Russell states that be Will not be-
toased by the council IN THIS mat
ter.
II will not pay out any money
for these losses Until the courts De-
eide that should. be said. and
u makes no difference 10 the
whether the council passes the or
diafnee appropriatlng money % pay
htlrfat 4 Goefz tonight or not
Russell vii send q letter 20 tho
finance committee. which meets 20
morrow night. recommending that
a reward 81 1000 BE- posted by The
city Tor the apprehension aud cap
turr Of John hlpiiHger Russell has
received Information from various
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The report u the crefcutlai com.
mittoea viii be- made and the grand
lodge degree viii be- conferred.
This evening Seattle lodge No. c
viii meet az the A. q g. w. hall
1898 First ay. IN regular session
and ali the delegates in the city
viii attend An informal reception
will b. held
Thursday afternoon the national
convention 81 tho order will meet
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SUIT FOR
so CENTS

one OF the smallest actions ever
brought IN the superior court was
filed this morning BY the Mac
Dougall a southwick company ".
~ 4 kldsn The amount sought 90
BIO recovered "a so CENTS. the bal
ancc OF a bin Of SO. Of witch tls 90
has already been paid Tho cost u
obtaining a Judgment, not including
attorneys fgea. will be o.
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BUTTE MILK
GUSTS RUM ]

nuttcnmilk n fast replacing rum
a. the drlnx8of tho old tara az
tho Seattle waterfront nuitermllk
boys may bo seen daily on tho
docks carrying cans II hntiermilk
aboard ships and Into offices.
70 the present buitermiik habit
continues quoth ara observer on
the front. what IL to become 81 all
the traditions OF the scar Fancy
Steycunona pirates singing
Fifteen mon on dead man s
chest
bNO, ho. aud q bottle OF butter
milkl'"
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MRS. CLARK Guest
at RECEPTION

The Young Women'a club. a -
First Presbyterian church. III ~
efnOon held e reception In fho ~ ~
Tors o. the church ln honor N "
Francis p. CLARK wife u the e,ss'
don't Of the Chriatlaa Endesya,s'.
The many visitors ~cro reoel,sA =
Mrs NJ A MastheKs. Mrs X
Wingate and Mra CLARK over ) 4.
81 the women delegates IN fhe ~.
attended Tho reception. ~
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spies
(ny United prsss.,

Wy NWTT|H TFN"N7T
WAHuiNGTON. ID G.. July h.
The war dorE cent confirms tho
arrival at San Diego of "a Japanose
Spy. and the excluding Of ano,hsy
from tho Mare Island navy yard
Acting Secretary of War AinsWorih
says the Japanese arrested AZ Fort
toneucrann was acting Ia a auapi.
cioua manner near ono Of the prln.
clpal works The other japanese at
Mare Island was looking about aus
pieioualy Further action iH not
expected Tho official report came
this afternoon from General Fun
niou
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WITNESS WANTS LIBERTY.

Mike Costello. The FRANKLIN
miner held Co ihe county iaii al a
witness 20 tho shooting ~ Ban.
nasal DleEu by 1oe Mor0nek Iuiy G.
has filed a petition Tor a wrig of
habesH corpus seeking Ma reioaac
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GLlDDEN AUTO RACE

CHICAGO. tuiy o. Tire Gliddon.
Hover auto tourists loft Chicago az
10 o'clock this morning on tho 200
mile run a. New York They munl
make 30 miles hourly. aud no rat
lng cars viii ho allowed 10 pace
each other except Ia case tho car
ahead ia soldering"
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G R0UNDK Pc n
TO RESIGN

Clifford J CLARK. who az Eruuud
keeper for puadsie'e baseball park,
has made himself knoNa % every
Fan in the city, la 20 give up his
strenuous BOB of acooping rocks.
rakinE Nrayel building bleaehera
and chasing balls over the fence.
and retire tn the simple life with
the Lack Transfer Co The fans
viii b. SORRY a. see CLARK So
See Haiileship Nebraska a. nrvm.
eftou 80
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u. S. Navy Yard

All aboard Tor the navy ysra !.
900 Uncle Sans battlerhlpF ~
Nebraska. Oregon and Wiscorsls'
The gunboaia Chicago, BOSTON ~
Albany No training ship Phllasss
phia. The prison ship Nlbalc and 4.
Immense dydoch Boats -.
Pier az $50. $50 and 10
lti5. 270 and $50 D. "a. Roasi
trip Soc -
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sources 10 the effect ihat nlpI,,...
ID not M Honduras. and b~lless'
that every effort should ~ $50
Immediately 10 stir lp a rlgo-,'.s
search Tor the dcfaultinr es.so, s'
irnllar YNP
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poPE VERY NJ

~ Nfff+Na FNFAAaF
ROME tuiy i1 Dr peiacel
e the papea physician. said %.
q day that tho pouuff may die
= suddenly at any moment from
. a mental nervous strata fie
= denies that the pope D. nuf
. fenns from physical weak
= ness. as reported
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SCHMITz'S TRIAL SET

BAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE
trial Of Eugene ~ schmitE on the
four remaining oxtoriion indlct
uenta has been Hot Tor August no.
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BALLARD DISTRICT.

NEW ADDITION Gene tafaF rive
and iq-nrfs tracts en- car tine. flaaa ia. aHiE
iat6 on terms af g per maaih. see AiH
nHn's cashier today anf
SPECIAL TODAY t-aefH tract close q
fnlY $40. on terms - H per month. aist
five irfa lake WHrHinHfrn water front ~
rarh. an terms N month alsn ire fifheft
blarkett land an earth 80 FaHeT Ga
cheap On terms Hl6H mF Green Take maH
rinu home. wifi fraHr Ger hinH county
ranch Come rea Humans salsamHH -
day in Times block We are tha uensfs
II
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

WATER fn0Nr On enc a. the rfsiussi
taFs On NE sound a. fare " Nfatg .
etfss restlr ~ cleared nlss shade Hrss,
ewhari au Ninfs % small fruits ahuna
and chicken housss pfite o. 40 Win sell
- sores with about fe0 frei ~ NAieF
nont ara SOME lmrIoyemsnis tci $40
HuNhiti MAiifNNt
si'tia sn Aiassa nafidlnH iim
HOMESTEAD
choiss iand MIA climate ii,sum.
66suR pAtrNr RESERVATION ~.
FORMATION AuENrN.
" u fsrhanae hanA nldaY
hrksne wan
tAKr wAmiNurow WAFER rRoNr
one q ne pfetueat riHcra un " lahr.
proved ownos dsslisc auigh tais price
fef a few daYa ftsaa n fnu want water
itoe'. sss ne ~, aaa lg,,a siu bus it
NuNtttf MAAfNN.
tip ~ a1 ALASKA nundins ii.if
FirTY Acur farm D. sores unssr euiii.
Walton, arffH Nue Ufthafi fesi 7iii
ss' sas s i s,.s , ss. sss s'sa, a
lake fine riru gf Sound an1 Mt nftrf
in fret class settlement siih telephone
and rural dsntefs price r'.. tsfms.
LoNraprs = wrpMAnE.
~ Arcsas uguains
rnossru Aprfr oncuAuna nstei
ttsif aunsrs les feaf fum SEQ ~ w
We havu - acres 'hsaf i'iussst. at uishif
improved. fenret anl efafa fehg ~
ceres In ef.hart, smsu heuss ana bare
nourpr MALruy.
es.Hqa. pa Alassa naildins ~ii.ie
SIXTY AcRE faru, aa nslahiiisv isiana.
ri-afrt. e raid afchaA faum house
ant ether patpuitinas. sooi salli pfifq
LoNEunrN a wEuMAnK.
80 Arcade ranaios
couNruv noMr AtMor wIFirN
TNf cfff@ 90 arfea nntfh N hatruna
pAfa SEN tmrfutet rei sren rias'efssl
r.wtaFrls., ail kiaas = snssn ffu.I
QWHef called aWRF. aii nen fuf H ~
fsrms nont fau g 80 tnh riaes, we
WnmNMT MAtTuN.
80 on al Aiasaa uaudlun "a -
F1nfH arrrs Firh ater ts.ttfn ianH
affaa untaF raiftNNtiaH ant fnfft.IiF
cleared ~ nut ffeea sgd tfwlH
nEaHe fire harm ana aftff HWtNHiiafHle
8fia b ufst rinsH fafm l'rafet iu zee
q fhe Rect fefEirufaata an ere Eaarf naF
hatf wiiH frUm thH WHanN qfHF nmf.
mht tefna Iowa az Haa fafm AL
Fua HN taF o.
toNEunEN a WEpHAWN
81 krrafs faIrirf
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ttt& The star win calicsnd col.
test The bili and VIII send 20
YoR the answers 90 yeur al
whtn addressed Care The tyar."
nArrs ron cLAsslrInp
AnN tuttsEMfNf~. tMetp
Wanted, t.ost aud Nanna. Fur
nsnt, les safe, stcl oas Csas
Merd'
SITUATIONS WANTED ans
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seven words OF fractions OF
words 90 the line. cnah IN al.
vance when charged 20 az.
count actual number 90 lines a.
set will 10 counted Minimum
Nm for an "At rs cents Hal
lard Want "A Agency, n "a
Mullen sgt ballard Az. OPP
CITY Hall
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scc nattloahlp Nebraska AZ Brcm
erton 80
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LONDON. July nc seven were
killed and many injured b. an cx,
plnaion ~ bomb factory at
Odessa
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FoR sAlg-nlsceLlANGous.


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Wta safh eeftrf Haf arsF taafef fHan
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r.if eaffs aa1 fhts Hiffe taas 81 ri
t-fa nai fee, resi sslt uIthaag rhsfas
WINDOWS
VIA euf tuaaesn HzH aa1 easaaisss ST.
fsnf sstlan. Hs ran maEa iHHss.fIsta IS
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fHf thsH n In b. "a "a .
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- taHfg $50 $50
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DAY ft 81 fHE #flf AT
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paa afs iaasiax faf can - fsfsaf = ms
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raaasa Nass tsn = aT
JAMES MAHFlS. Aueiaaser
AUCTION SALE OF WNITrnE AND
nNHEH9tu EFFEEfa At " ~
Htc NEHruNH Akf.EaHnptfa AS
FlHsf ANENuE. TUESDAY July III
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rec ssswfafterw air dresasFa faHna
mesa. raang sstsHsssn taaiss. ehairs
gotten rak tHffafs. bali seat mlfh a4tFs
far EN- mAtea fire FRA peerless aHH eufs
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mqaf faptsHdAd esHfftAnl. saekera chairs.
center tahtHs kifshan Nahsfs ete esr
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See The Battleships a, Navy Yard
zee
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
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WEST SEATTLE.

BArgHln "a Wrtt Seattle iotaH Three
'tWl lat near hfhou house I blocks from
eifafnia aVei 600 apiece Address C-fd.
~ NJ .r "a l5s ID
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


nusfNnas cHAScn nAnqAfsH
HELlDstg A SMITH
90 reouisa' Haeinrs naua
oHocEHfEH
large Store. rent ia nies usina ffesas
81 cash tfaas mHi larsrase Around
Ne We can deliver
Fins sters. clean stars horsa aaf ueaan.
irE faona rent go sales 81 - a. ntr
daF never Jess than 81 faf 81 days.
uto. We aan deliver
aman eraesrY rear rar Hire. Ell rash trads
eal hp z per aaF sai living
rooms reni 3. fuuifara nnf fixtures in.
eiadst fas So IS seaa dsiiFss
QloserY haadHns bakery stuff candles
iai.tc61 anf e'eafs Fee cfsamI etc.
iisinF raans rent - rfiee 9o9 vs.
can deliver
eNtp-pE gNAp
celpia 81 usr daF this f. q swell Hnfis
Iiarr four ranulH aH sfuira rsu - madr
lnf0 hfd rooms. eirae in 0n rlhH 81
Price 50 ~ days we can deliver
BUTCHER SHOPS
Fine large shop. fire Histories horse end
cart rent Co. sales up % 900 per wses
fof days 80 We cen deliver
ALL THE AnOVE ATE H0HEHr BUYS
KELLOGG e SMITH
Da yau aant good grocery location in
fta bfat section n fha city doing "a bust
ness ~ tifa % daHgf e. % will buy the
best
DERRY REALTY co
20 Peoples Hank nifn
Main ~ fnd 41'8
urHfNEsa CHANCES N.t. bfEwEqrI ~
PAINT SHOP
Buainfea established ln Vfnfa working
eight mon. HfacN ard tools 500 %
henry REALTY co..
Na Peoples Bank Hldg
Main a7 fad fa8s
FOR SALE
Owing % mY poor heaifh I have decided
fr rrll 10Y p interest 90 first class cm.
ri1ymfuf office find location Halug 4
raod b'aiueu AppV e. fg Wesf Main "
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JULY SPECIALS
IN fishing tackle aud rods a great
big cut IN prices Piper q Taft.
1924 Second Ave sss
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uNrY ACRE farm en nsinhfiiss island
hhaHt iH aFrra cleared N HUffa easily
cleared. e Htsfd orchard tfaum house
ant other 0atpulttiuaa. seed Haiii rflee
o aQN
IONEunrN a wEuMkWK
tss Arcade uuHdiuE
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Jan
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body
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
With Maine
g. A. R. Party.

Enroute for Saratoga. Sept s.
SpeciaD.-Our special headquarters
train left Portland at 7.15 A NJ. The
train is made up of combination
smoker and baggage car and five
coaches. At East WATERFORD we
stopped to take on Comrade John c.
Hayes and at Rochester, n. H., we
are joined by COmrade and Mrs. f. c.
SWEET and Comrade Boulter of Kit
terry. Now our party is complete ana
we settle down to enjoy ourselves and
the scenery through which we are
passing, each mile having in store
some new surprise.
Arriving at Aver at 10H the tram
is turned over to the Fitchburg divl-
sion of the Boston & Maine Railroad.
The pleasing scenic effects which are
now on every hand will ever be re-
membered by those who are seeing
them. The country is dotted profusely
with farms, villages, orchards ana
meadows, and Fitchburg is soon
reached. This is prosperous manufac-
turing city and its natural surround
ings aid in a great extent to IT'S popu-
larity as a residential place. We then
come to Gardner, which is noted for
its chair manufactures, and TO the
north is Crystal lake, a summer resort
of considerable note. Through Athoi
and Orange we pass, and on TO MIL
ler's Falls, skirting Miller river and as
the train runs in and out among the
hills the views from each side OF the
train are grand and beautiful. we pass
Lake Pheasant the summer quarters
of the SDiritualiSts, and then come TO
Greenfield, where we stop 20 minutes
for lunch and all leave the train. soon
we hear Comrade Merrick cry "All
aboard" and we hustle back to our
seats feeling much refreshed, after a
lunch and a little fresh air
After crossing the Connecticut
we ride on through the valley of the
Deertield river and this section is one
great blaze Of splendor. beautiful be-
yond description. We then pass
through Shelburn Falls. nesting we'll
in the mountains, and before us is
Charlemont, we'll guarded by the
Hoosac mountains. The famous
Hoosac tunnel is now the objective
point and the porter IS lighting the
lamps and making other preparations
for the five-mile trip through the heart
Of the Hoosac mountain range.
From here to Saratoga the scenery
is beautiful for the most part. AL
Groton, Vt, we catch glimpse of
the Harvard Fitting School which
President Roosevelt's sons attend. At
Mechanicsville we traverse snort
branch and soon the trainmen cal
"SaratOga."
We arrive on time and send our
baggage I'D to our hotel, but we pre-
fer to walk after sitting all day. and
enjoy the 10-minutes' walk up Broad
way past the grand hotels and Con-
gress park Our hotel is nice and cozy
and in three quarters of an hour after
our arrival we are all assigned to our
rooms and making ready for dinner.
Saratoga is indeed beautiful. Flags
and bunting are flying everywhere and
all seems ready for the comrades. we
are all well and looking forward to
pleasant week here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
FULL CONFIDENCE.
Continued from Page One.)

leader all We're present, together with
a big delegation of American ah'i-
Japanese sympathiZers.
..rThe significance of the Japanese
riots dates back to a program evolved
when it was announced that lshll was
coming to Seattle. 1t was then decided
and telegraphed out of Seattle that the
anti Oriental organizations proposed
10 present to Ishii when he was in
Seattle. a protest against Japanese i'm
migratinn At the time this plan was
formulated it was believed IShii would
spend week in Seattle and then go to
Vancouver. There was planned at a
conference between Vancouver, b. G.,
and Seattle anti-Japanese leaders all
the details for big anti-Japanese
demonstrat ton in Vancouver, Sept. u.
1T developed that Ishii did not have
time to spend in Seattle and he went
through to Vancouver. Simultaneously
with his going, local leaders of the
nti-Japanese Society went north
They were in Vancouver when the out
break occurred and though announce
ment is made in private letters from
anti-Japanese leaders that they har-
angued the mob not to do violence, the
society itself believes the demonstra-
ton had to do with their presence. 1t
was impossible to present a big anti
Japanese petition to Ishii here and he
refused to remain long enough for the
Vancouver demonstration Sept. T.
There is no question whether
Seattle. Portland or San Francisco aSl-
tators took part. The great bulk OF
the marching and rioting throng was
composed Of Canadians and the Japan
ese officials ignored American partici-
pants in the telegram of protest to the
Ottawa government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
THE DEEPEST REGRET
Expressed by Gov. Gen. Grey at the
Vancouver Disturbances.

Seattle, Wash. Sept 10.-A special
to the Post Intelligence from Nancou-
yer says:
Mayor Bethune yesterday received
the following telegram from his eX-
celency, Governor General Earl Grey,
at Ottawa:
Il have learned with deepest re-
greet of the indignities and cruelties
of which the subjects of the Emperor
of Japan, friend and ally of His
Majesty, the King, have been the vic
Tins. ] hope that peace will be re
stored promptly, and all the offenders
punished
\ combined Chinese and japanese
organization of Vancouver yesterday
afternoon made overtures to the Hin
dus to join them in an Industrial strike
all along the British Columbian Goa It.
The Hindus refused
Late last night the police made a
seizure of so Winchester rifles. to-
gether with thousands of rounds of
ammunition which has been purchased
in New Westminster by Chinese. The
shipment was consigned to Sam kee,
wealthy Chinese merchant Of Van
cOuver and a large property owner
whose buildings We're damaged by
Saturday nights mob
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-11
A YOUNG HERO.
16-Year-Old Bddeford Lad Reseues
Child From Drowning.

Biddeford, Me-, Sept. 1O.-Whlle a
crowd of rugged men and boys stood
paralyzed with fear Monday watching
John DAILY. aged 4 years, son Of John
DAILY Of 10 High street. struggle I'M
aided in the deep water off the York
Light and Heat Co.'S. wharf on Water
street, Louis Couture, aged Is. son of
Napoleon Couture of so Water street
plunged heroically into the swirlinS
stream and rescued the drowning lad
The Daily boy had sunk the second
time before anybody in the crowd
watching him raised a cry. Couture
who was on the street short distance
away, rushed to the wharf. stripped
of his jacket and leaped into the water
which is deep at high tide and diving
seized the Daily boy as he was going
under for the last time.
The crowd cheercd Couture after he
had brought his unconscious burden
to the edge of the wharf. He smiled
and walked away as if he had done
nothing out Of the ordinary. The Daily
boy was taken home and revived by
physician.