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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09
WILLIAM SPAuGH
AND N. E. CHURCH
will Pay Death Penalty for
Their Crimes

4
st. Louis, Mo. Jan. 9.--Unless Gov
ernor Folk exercise executive clem-
ency at the eleventh hour two muir
dcrers will die on the gallows in this
state tomorrow. William Spaugh is
to die in Iron county and W. L.
Church in Warren county.
William Spaugh and his brother,
Arthur Spangb together with their
mother, were jointly indicted for the
murder OF Sheriff Polk in Iron county
While the Spaughs were imprisoned
in iail at Ironton an effort was made
20 lynch them. The brothers were
badly wounded by shots fred by the
mob and were brought to ST. Louis
for treatment and safe keeping. Aft
crwards they were tried in Reynolds
county. Arthur was given fifty-five
year sentence. the mother was freed
hut the other son and brother. Will
lam Spaugh. was sentenced to be
hanged. go
w. e. Church. who is to be hanged
In Warren county. was convicted OF
a crime unparalleled In atrocity i'm the
history of the state. His victims we're
his foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Yea
ter, whom he murdered In their beds,
cutting their throats with a razor. He
made his escape and had reached
League island navy yard, Philadelphia,
where he Was enlisted in the United
States marine corps. when apprenend-
ed. Upon his arrest he made botl a
verbal and written confession of the
crime. which was apparently without
motive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09
nAruRE,s wARNINo.
Guthrie People Must Recognize and
Hcea H.

Guthrie People Must Recognize and
Heed u.
Kidney ills come quietiy-snystcrio
But nature always warns you through
the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
Sec If the color "a unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment.
Passages too frequent. scanty. painful.
It's time then to use Doau's Kidney
pills.
To ward off Bright's disease or dia-
betes
Doan's have done great work in
Guthrie.
Mrs. S. p, Miller Of e2s East Lincoln
ST.. Guthrie. Okla. says: My son used
Doan's Kidney pills and they did him
more good than any other medicine Of
the kind he had ever used. For several
years he was greatly troubled with Sc
we're attacks Of lame back. and whei
one OF these spells was bothering him h,
WIS almost as helpless as child. TIL
sccrctions from the kidneys were scanp
and painful and too frequent in passag
during the night. Since he used Doan'
Kidney Pills. purchased at J. n. Wal
lace's drug store, the trouble has bee,
so greatly iessened that he does not SUI
fer anything TO be compared TO what h
formerly did Doan's Kidney Piis hav
proven a good remedy in his case"
For sale by all dealers. Price
cents. Foster-Afiiburn Co. Buffalo, \
", sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- sand .ak
no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

Afrt-tNt@@'~- Nfr~tf 80 ~
you 10 vote for this law in order to
get those votes IN the future. but /
want you TO vote for II to redeem
your pledges 70 the people, and be
cause II Is f'sht. You had as we'll
vote one OF the commandments out
Of gas gTeat Decalogue as to touch
this Oregon per cent. ! want 90 tell
ys,u, my friends. this is the hottest
wire you ever teuched.
/ do not believe that Judge Baker
Is really IN earnest He is generally
ferninst things" He cannot help bur
find little faalt want TO tell you,
my friends, and ! speak 10 you as
the poor and humble representative
IL the greatest movement there is In
the southwest--the Farmers Union
that before you men that are less than
tElffy-flye years OF age who are sit
slng here today, shall pass the forty
mark, you viii see a president Of the
unlfed Strtes come 10 rule this cCun-
tdy that viii be placed there By the
votes of he Farmers Union, Of feder-
ated labor. and VI the people. be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

nd of university course ! came out
IL TO serve my country and its people.
Oklahoma proper is a fair and pros
porous land but the eastern part OF
he new state-the Indian Territory
lis far the fairest land in all the
world. Its riches are beyond the
dreams OF men. | have seen the splen-
did states of this country like, West
Yirvinia and Pennsylvania, develop1n
our onward progress we will march
by them. The trusts shall not rule
this God-given land
/ thank God that my declining years
are to be spent down here, and that
I am aiding You TO curb forever the
rule of the trusts in this fair land.
want to see the splendid resources OF
all our state developed The minerals
hat lie hidden in the earth in the In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09
5. P.9lRsMEN sTRIkE SETTLED.
Practically All Men Affected Have
Returned to Work.

Houston, Tex. jan 9-The strike
OF the Southern Pacific firemen was
formally called of at noon today fol-
lowing the singing of an agreement
by Vice President and General Mana
ger T'hornwell Fay aud General Man
ager w. G. Van Week for the Har-
rlman roads affected by the strike,
Vice Grand Chief w. H. Wills for the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
aud Engineers. Practically all of the
men on strike, TO the number of about
300. have either already returned to
work or will resume their former po-
sitions within the next "a hours.
The railroad company will provide
for really serviceable men employed
during the strike. but strike breakers
who were brought from outside points
will be dismissed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

have wrought for your country and
the people, Floating from its top
shall be the starry banner Of or
country. You viii teach your children
that their lives must forever stand
between that banner and dishonor
On its azure field there will be an
other star that shall grow brighter
and brighter through all the unending
cycles of eternity-its name--Okla-
homa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

and justice reign in Oklahoma! |
want to see the smoke that ascends
from your thousand chimneys serve
as beckoning beacons to all the
VOLTS oppressed to come. down here
and dnd happy home, and when the
day of rest and peace shall come,
want to see a contented and happy
people gather at cathedral, church and
synagogue and return thanks to Al
mighty God, who has ever had us in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

OF living Is to have good health Use
Herbine and you will have bushels OF
JOY. You need not be blue. fretful and
have that bad taste IN your mouth
Try a bottle Of Herbinc. a positive cure
for all liver complaints. e. Harrell,
Austin. Texas. writes;
\ II have used Herbine for over a
'<rear, and dnd It fine regulator !
IXadly recommend Il as a fine medi-
cine for Dyspepsia Sold by G. r.
Rehfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

dian Territory, when they como to
light and 20 the use of man. viii make
this the richest and the fairest state
in all the union. want the factory
bells and the whistles in our state to
call willing and happy laborers to
work. and not abiect slaves TO cease
less toll
| want the world to know that we
feel that when man has given one
third Of all his life TO building little
home and to providing for his family.
and amassing riches for his employer,
ne has given enough. Let It therefore
be written in our constitution that
eight hours shall be a legal day Of
work in the new state.
| want the fires that blaze from the
doors of your myriad furnaces 60 tell
to all the world that liberty, truth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09
Ills loving koening.

You 1l2 men are building monu-
ment here that shall be more lasting
than time itself. It's foundation stones
will rest upon the hearts Of our peo-
pie. Its summit will tower higher
than the sunhssed SUBMITS OF our be-
loved Wichitas. Upon its four sides
there viii be placed four golden escut-
cheons. The people viii inscribe
thereon In letters OF living light, you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

the parts, and assists nature in
its sublime work. BY its aid
thousands of women have
passed this great crisis in per
feet safety and without pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09
OFFICIAL JOURNAL


Railway Fare which referred the
Committee Of sig specially
to Committee Report
On motion OF Johnston adopting
Ordinance 1
Mr. Bby moved the previous question
rhe question being shall the question pat9s which
ordinance
Biby the follows:
Gardner
Hausam
Idejohn, Roberts
Nays: Asp Baker Bnby Brewer. BRYANT
a, idmcndson
Huson Hughes Humphrey Hunt Johnston Jones Kelley korne
ay Langley ileton,
itch PHman sndln
Tch Tucker Williams of Williams of 81
WIS ood Of o Wyatt wyly Total
Chambers Edley Fisher
Of
axey, Messenger
resent voting absent voting
moton 0
of 3.
consideration
5 and With AIr Johnston
the recess Committee the Whole
he 0 Whole following
Reports beg report they
Consideration
aade progress anda ask S
JOHNSTON
IN report
appointed
expected
al this evening"
to adjourn p.
Baker making NJ,
original prevailed. adjourned until
80 p
Night Tuesday January
Convention
Roll call omitted
and Procedure,
a
To the Constitutional Convention
Railroads
Proposition Prescribing Of
away Report
with hereby
Calendar
Immediately following
Department, Referendum.
j. F. KING
Chairman.
On motion Ellis, report adopted.
Honorable Colorado present
naion of the Convention
he Convention on Woman Suffrage"
oil Adams
econded by Mr. Johnston with
action carried by rising
Hon Rob l. Owen Muskogee
lo addressed the Convention
Mrs Clay Convention
n the subject! ei4
On motion Of Mr. Ptnan,
ol Owens, for their addresses
On motion Of Mr. Henshaw, adjourned NJ
Wednesday. january 1907
a Territory.
to serve my country and it's people light and to the use OF man win make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

Your money refunded Il after using
threefourths (S4) OF tube of Man.
Zan, you are dissatisfied Return the
balance Of the tube 10 your druggist,
and your money will be cheerfully
returned Take advantage OF this
offor Sold by j. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

Sold at s. 90 per bottle by druggists. Our book
Of priceless value to all women sent free. Address
sRADFtEtD RE0YLAToR co.. Atlanta. O..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

SIias Rouch, OF Peru, Indiana, Is in
the city visiting his brother. George
ROUGH and family. lie likes Oklahoma
rnd will invest IN some Logan county
farms before returning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09

Warm lined shoes at cost; Robin.
sons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-09
CLINT WORRAL ON
INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM

lContInued lrom Page 3l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
BREMERTON ITEMS


BREAERToN. MAY Is The
Port Orchard company was unable
to carry all the passengers a Ger
tain trips sunday
The 2. g league game ct Ever
green park drew a big croNd sun
day. which manifested much Dis.
abstraction with the umplre's de-
elsions The Rentou boys we're
given points 10 the locals : uu
the navy yard grounds an Interest
ing game was won By the navy
team from the visiting MsteorS.
score 3 20 0.
Affairs are progressing 50 salts
facforilF that it IL announced that
bids viii be opened July IS for the
contract work on the construction
q the new dry dock.
The lodge 81 Red Men have been
drilling for a long tine IN antici-
patton 81 bringing back the prize
offered a. tbs meet in Vancouver
this week The drill team left yes
terday for that city
Professors Beach and Hulse I'm.
ished the fret term Of the niKht
school last week and announce that
ll was q success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
ST. MULLAR MAY
BE INDICATED

FonT TowNaESp. Nay iG~s1ss
Fslspmenis 20 Indicate that Leu.
tenant Herbert oarfisia NiliaF %
the United states artillery cafps,
Nlii be yinaicatsa from the charges
undaf witch he was recently
eouftmArtialsa st Port Fiasisf
have arisen
Niiiaf as aseusea - cenaaei
unteooning an sffiasf and gentle
mas toward captain Madison. naa'
tsf 81 the little army steamer Ma
taf Evan Thomas. 90 sell as BAL
management % The affairs - ne
quartsfmAatsrs esfiee st FtHHlef
when he As IN charge Niaee tHs
charges Wsfe FILED pursuant 20
army regulations Niiisf had been
practically ~ eastedY 81 Port FiaN
isf. hat - vas ordered released
sna granted leave o. aharnc-. al
q utirh Indicates that ne has not
hesn faeHa EullfY Of the charge
aaasF Whteh ha uas tried
fassrsst nsW esntsfs la ahat Niii
asfsIar - relation 60 capfsin hfsd
isan .NFAese charges are apparent.
~ Aissi5fsFsd lie is = efsii snfv-
See atpetHffs snd II e sent Eff b.
cfaffv stated that IA vii hs sub
lsetaa 20 = searching examination
tafHfs q spsciai board II masters
smHtaysa ea tfaass Pacific trans.
ports new 10 services n the army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
F0RESTERS ARE AT
OLYMPIA

oLfHtA, NAY 1.-THE atvaaes
guard 81 The delegates % TIE xrand
court meeting ~ ths Foresfnrs Of
America fer Tho Iaristietlon q
vaahl gton and Idaho arrived IN
the eltY last aight Arrangements
hare been perfected fog the pre-.
gram q The meegiuka and for tbs
cumfors and entertainment % the
visitors Aboat 200 delegates are
here
The grand court sessions bcgan
this morning
A lafss humber % the stores
have Decorated their WindoNn With
tbs io1Gr cpiaFM Ia honor az he o..
saalon and the town e taking on :
gala dsy APPEARANCE The mem.
bara wIii tAkx ia fhe horse and
auto show. Thursday afternoon 9
visit uiii b. paid 10 TumNafsr and
IA The sveniux = bail win bs gives
At the Lobby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
LABOR STOOD TOGETHER IN POLITICS
AND ELECTED UNION MAYOR OF THE CITY

ROCKFORD. III Mar it.w what
labor unions can DO tn politics when
they get together Il remarkably u.
Illustrated Ia the election Of Mark
iardtue. a union member. a. mayor
- thia city Of $4,000 people OPP
posed 20 him waa candidate who
hsa twice before been chosen mayor
By overwhelming mAiorities.
stand together was the slogan
% the uniana tndeg the manage
ment % Frank Lander, = cigar fac
tori emplaNs. huge labor league
Was formed TIE vigorous cam
paiEn that followed swept the cid
tlme politicians EFF their feet Secret
meetings ef Hfoans wers held AL
over The city each Night More than
90 political clubs were organized.
Every factory ~ workshop employ
ina ever = dozen men WAS organized
All we're whoepius u W fur jardine
ard union labor
The iabafinN men cut loose from
natianaiitF party and afher ties.
TIE HHht AS - bitter that FAINT
lies were diNl1ed rha result was
that practically every vote ia the
citr was poiiad and iafdine woa BY
small plurality
Mayor tafdine rs taken the cath
~ office. and SAYS be VIII NOS allow
his personal feelings 40 sway his Of
fetal conduct IN keepins with that
declaration some af his fret AZ
pefntments wsfe ~ men who ap
posed aninn ihheF a waHt Go de ire
hsst I caa fof ths city. and ABILITY
= iHs ere thinF thsf vfiit guide me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
AT SNOHOMlSH


HSoHoMIaH Wash. MAY la
seientltis question a. really the
cause OF strike Of uhineis wsavs
ere In this city The question Il
Can two bodies occupy tha sans
place al once
rhs shinsls wsaxsFs % ths Me
Allistef miil have struck On a.
count % ether ehiscts aeeupyihE
the hunk house The weAYeFs oh
ieet 60 these other objects altheush
they ars fsally too small 60 cause
much maHttaninN IN other words
there are =crAwisFs IN the bunk
house and unless these are renewed
er : new hunk house constructed
nathinW IL daina as regards
working IN che mills
TIE general committee having In
charge plane for the weeks rHis-
brgttan Of fhe Fourth Of July ls
hsfd al work A delegation viii
40 u Spokane this vssk 90 close
negotiations with REELS. the cafnis
vel man. far carnival tn be
brought here for which purpose
20 hasinsss men have signed a
guarantee 81 tioea
Rev Dwight q BAILEY tof tse
years pastor Of the Congregational
church - this city mas re- eiVed a
call - sunefint sHdsnt 81 Mame
Missions ard aisa pastor % tha
congregational church. - Mis-
seuta. 10 is understood he has e.
rspted, and vill sever his eenness
tian with the snehaalsh ehurch A.
a. early date
The fansfsi or carl llsin. ne
yeunn men injured ~ a runaway A.
0rahits Fails several weeks asH
and sho dieA % als infaF4ss isst
SATURDAY. viii b. held Wsansadaf
aftsraoen from haksmsut chapel
undsf the auspices 81 ths D. % A
snprsms President EdwAfa
Kfaass. % The order o. Eagles 20
Hethsf ~tth Die wife aaa state
Deputy A f.sa we're ls snsham
ten SUNDAY. the guests II the To-
cal ssrta they we're entertained
81 a dirner and taken fns q tide
auput he city n autemeuilee
THs snaheEalsa baseball team
will piay Ia Manfee nest SUNDAY
A iarss namnsr # lecal fans siil
80 with the team q rest
Ths Seattle Campanf tnifofm
Rams. knishts u frthihs under
Maipf oftn A. cmss viii come %
Snahamish Thursday Ma 49, 90
muster IN ths aaahemish eempsnY
Invitations srs cut Gar a tiE daHHs
IN henof 81 tie visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
WZI- AZZr kzZfZY

and ~ concelxsd the idea ef usinE
her ~ a secret service Woman
she came 70 sRn Frarclsee from
Portland aud neeured intfndnctiona
20 the city fathers There wsrs
many Jolly iannts 10 automobiles
ta beach resorts there weFe din
nsra sisA neFer a thought a ex.
g~nEs fer the supervisors wars
free With the money AFTER Il had 10.
sun 20 reach them
The klfl With the sparkling eyes
and Ffrh bruWn hair. with plump.
graceful figure haa handaoms
snwus. sae the queen % she bod
lera. and the result was that when
tha time fans Burns VAS able %
reveal fnmkneea that ~srp almost
as perNaAsive az rfonlsss Of i'm.
munitT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

II IL not an unalloysd delight 70
writer te get a msnuseFip, hack
from paalishsf. howexer. u ones
manuscript murt eonBs tack. q IL
pleasant 70 have Il ~ith AZ much
sugar cnattnE as possible
The Chinese editors sxcsl all
others in the ART Of rsinrninK con.
i1batioas IN such a way "a 10 spare
the euuiFthutors fesliukH. Instead
n euFsly saYinx that the manu-
script Ia unavailahle. or not
adapted they send the wriier a let.
Ter somewhat like the following
lllusiriaua Brother II the sun
Ana Neon nehoid thy servant
PROSTATE before thY feet how 90
thee ana bsE Ct fhyi gFaciouaness
thou maysat grant that may SPEAK
and live Thy boaofsd manuscript
has ariEnsa n cast she light ~ iss
august eauatsnanea upon "a VITA
rapture ws have perated Il ~ she
noaSs ~ ny ancestors. sever have
4 saeuantsreH such uit Eneh pathos
sarh lofts thorKhx villa ienF AnA
sremhiink ] return The writing
wsfa ! 10 publish tss treasure yea
lent me. tbs EmpxruY would orfsf
has Il should BE- made the standard.
and that sons ~ published except
such a. eauailsd a. knowinK liter
allure A. ! do and that Il would b
lmpussihle IN ten thousand years
60 equal What yoa have done ssna
Jour writlu9 back Ten thousand
times I crave your pardon. nsheid
by had IL At your To-, Do what
yoa sin
Your ssrsans.a servant.
THE EDITOR
PROM Hafpsrs Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
TRAIN MEN WILL
NOT STRIKE

DENVER Col. Nay is=-There
uill BE- no strike Of The trainmeu Of
the Denver 4 RIO Brends railroad
a. result ~ the differences over
the wage scafa. A conference last
Ing Until late last uiEht wound up
wifh an agreement between The
tralnmHn's committee and officials
u the road that there would D.
mutual concessions and . careful
weighing Of the claims q both
sides uutii a understanding fair
10 all was reached. and a scale
based on this understanding woula
be signed AZ encs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
ON THE FRONT

rhe stsaHssf uatphin. aatpouaa
To Alaska isst uiGht. saffisf
amenasg 50 rasf.HNsfa q caaft
ass eaa SITE wlAa sakN ~ Khs 4AA
son's first Fasssnn@Fa ta usssNH
ever ths YAkaa ffNss Yuafs
The nAsninM q = spfetssaf ~ A
d q psnalstan gassenans asst
10 rs Pacific Ceasf eatHrsHf isstfHi
n ssspsnss. sifaeasn usanistaa :
t.sisaasloH takes aftaet taasy 9
n nunRu. who - q arrive ff#M
Yfleta on the President nil usras
ths atfarssdfaH ufftesr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

-, sssrs. rses~ssvs sessfe~-l
an FRANCISCO. May u -one
: = s<vsrvs, secret service OF
~ : ~ eeuHtfy Il a woman
-skas wars McKialey
/ - ss become known nat z
- - sssvsr vofk that saahlsi
go / asnsy AID pstnciivs
- y ARE tbs secrets q tbs
-<nz supervisors and admins.
- rA;ssFs q sAla sly Her
- ! a. to rua into ths thou.
-
ma MrKinisy Vas involved To
4 aneas Oragun land fraud
= 81 sissesnsss 81 that hns
srnrk tae astgataon % h1rns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

q desk al day. and perhaps running
down tie line in a oabooss a. niEht
20 stfaighten 0ut tNnGle. osoF 81
Grant Mason suddenly toins the
muifimiiiinnatFe class
ffe De- nephew % Silent Smith.
who. dying in the Orient On his hon
sNmean la8f. isft twosfhirds 81 hts
fortune ~ t2s.eae 600 % Mason.
Part u this fafturs shich super
intsndsnt Mason nos gets consists
= ~ .oe4 shares Be- TIE very railroad
for which 10 r. working
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
BANK ROBBERS
GET SIX YEARS

wArERviLLE. Wash May Is
six years IN The psnitsatiarY 81
waIta waila waa the senssnes
handed cat 20 uearsa HsndrIekA.
i,oaia spAuidipg John Miller and
John Mutt yesterday, the four men
Who wvre CHARGED with the robbery
Of the bank At EphTatA several
weeks HRo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
VIII HLow HILLSIDE
INTO RIVER WITH POWDER


ELLKHsnuno. May it.e-eoms
time this week workmsn will toue .
an siectfic button witch VII Is
nits a fuse ana explode fftsff
tons Of giant powder buried 80 :
Hillside near Thorpe. where ths
chicago. Milwaukee q - Pau rhhs
road f. blasting for = right OF way
For several weeks iaborsfs hhfT
been burrowfng IN the nil. PIE
ing the kegs Of powder, ana Whsh
ths blast occurs engineers say The
whois face Of the hill Will siios
into the river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
PREPARING ron q. y.

Railroad officials here are bs-
ginning 20 make arrangements for
the coming Christian Endeayof
convention. They are preparing
extra room for the baggage ~ The
delegates and more traehage fof
the many coaches the transeontis
mental roads viii bring IN. A. 80
ira mile Of track is being planned
70 care for the special cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
Photos by pInney

Arc pleasing because he combines
high Photographic quality with fea.
sonabls prices. making very At.
tfaetive article 70 persons desiring
hne portraiture where prices must
ha considered.
Washington Block. ToB First av..
Seattle zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
ENGINE CRASHES
INTO A TRAIN

REDpiNo. Cal MAJ Is.--Tas
north bound Portland passenger
train No. l.. On The Southern Pa
clne wAs ruu into ~ two llEht sn.
Kiuea At Cotiey last might Brake.
mAn WiiliAm Jones. 81 Sacramento
was instantly Killed. and several
others are reported injufed. pas.
seuKers vara thfusn from their
3aAta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
HENEY WILL SOON
COME NORTH

% Miners. are TO obtain a fair trial
IN Idaho
lie gave Il "a his opinion that
Francis ] ileney will resume the
prosecution of land fraud eases IN
the Northwest ~ soon "a he con
cludea his san Francisco trials. and
that nlnrer Hermann. late commits
sioner OF the general land Office.
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az ANGELES. Cal. Nay ia
"a wilkiN ehlef OF the United
-. ..e.es sarviea who Is visit
M. city. drnled that he has
commissioned BY President
$3.50 10 investigate the report
..Ass ar not Moyer Haywood
~ p.stleoae. Western Federation
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GENEVA. MaT IA isrdsiids
~ ths NiliaNs ~ kismshsrh has
destroyed = number ~ haaass aiii
40 three persons Aad intufiaF
Htanr ushsfH