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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11
Notice to TAXPAYERS.
OAKLANp. Mp.. June 10 1901.

OAKLAND, MD, June ~ 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed. either in person or by deputy. will be in
each of the Election Districts in Garrett
county Maryland, 70 collect and receive
taxes at the times and places following:
July 3. McHenry. 9 to u; Sang Run. / to ).
July 3, Friendsville, L. f. Friend store
July =, Selbysport. Rtley's store.
July ;; Hoyes. w. \: Smiths store.
July 9, Bittinger, Ellithorp's store
July ~, Jennings Hotel
July II, Grantsville, National Hotel
July l., Thomas II. Layman's Hotel
July IL JOhnSOnS.
July Is, Avilton, Il. f. Garlitz's store.
July II, New Germany,C .J.Otto's residence
July II, Merrill.
July Is, Cove, Diehls store.
July 10, Accident; J. E. Englehart's store.
July %, Deer Park. Specht'S store
July =, Swanton, W. II Lohr's residence.
July % Bloomington, Moody's store
July 80. kitZmillersvllle. Wilson'S store
July 81, German, Mrs Brownng's.
August .. Crellin, Ashby's store.
August 6. Hutton. Carneys store.
August I, Deer Park. Specht's store
August ;. SwantOn, W. II. LOhr's residence.
August -, BlOomin ton.
BY an Act OF the General Assembly OF Ma
ryland, passed at the January session, 1890
being Chapter 500, Section -, ii is provided
that all county taxes shall be due and paya-
BILE on the first day of September next sue
ceeding the date OF levy thereof; and all
taxes paid on or before the first day OF Sep
TENDER a discount of three per cent shall be
allowed; and after the first day Of January
all taxes shall bear interest at the rate OF
SIX per cent. per annum until paid. The
treasurer shall take the discount from and
charge interest on the tax bills for county
purposes regularly in the manner aforesaid
and shall note the same upon his books and
upon the receipt for taxes so paid, but the
discount allowed on county taxes by this
section shall not be made to any person or
corporate institution unless the whole
amount of State and county taxes due by
Such person or corporate institution for the
current year be paid when the same is made.
H. r. DEWITT,
Treasurer of Garrett county, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11
PUBLIC SALE
Garrett County Court
House Bonds.

Garrett county, Maryland, in pursuance of
the authority vested in them by Chapter 1SS
OF the Acts of the General Assembly of Ma
ryland, of the session of 1906, will sell at pub
lie auction in front OF the Court House. in
the town OF Oakland. MARYLAND. ON
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11
Street Cars for Elkins.

Elkins, w. Va, is to have an electri-
cal street car line. Work has been be-
gun and cars will be running before
snow flies again.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11
Call for Your Letters.

DR.. w. B. Dent; Mr. John Henry
Smith; Mr.. Ernest Brady; Miss Stella
Enlow; Mrs. Myrtle burst; Mr.. Alvey
Conway.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11
BiggS.neese Nuptials.

Mr.. Harry William Biggs and Miss
Lillian Meese, both of near Loeb Lynn
Heights, were quietly married at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev.
J. B. Workman, Sunday evening Both
of the contracting parties are we'll
known in this section and their friends
extend to them the best wishes for a
happy welded life. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Meese, and has
lived near Loeb Lynn for many years;
while the groom has lived at Loeb Lynn
practically all his life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11
Stop That Cold

To check early colds OF Grippe with Preventing
means sure defeat for Pneumonia. To stop cold
Obliged 70 cure It Afterwards rs be sure. Pre-
ventcs WIZ cure sven deeply seated cold. but
taken earlY-at the sneeze stage-they break. or
That's why they are called Preventics.
Prsyentics are Little Candy Cold Cures. No ouin-
Inc; no physic: aethtng sickeninS. Eics for the
chiidren-and Thoroughly safe t9o. II yor feel
Preventtes ProInptness maj also save half your
usual sadness; And don't forget your child. II
there y teyenshneas. nightot day: Herein mob
So boxes for the pocket. alSo In 80 bikes 81 ls
Preventics. Insist on your dfuSSfsts HViha you
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-11

Mr., Stephen G, Ashby, of Bond, was
in Oakland last night on business, re-
turning to Bond this morning.
For Sale-Four Durham mich cows,
all fresh; also, two-year old Durham
bull; Apply to j. B. Lipscomb, Deer
Park, Nd. 10-2t.
Mr. John H. Chase and wife, who left
Garrett county about seven years ago.
returned this morning During their
absence they were two years in Dayton
o., and the other five they were in Los
Angeles, California. They are both de-
lighted with the western country and
will return after about a three months
visit to relatives and friends in this
section. Their former home in Garrett
county was at Hoyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
Eye Witnesses Claim He Took No Part in the Famous
Rescue Which He Describes in His Recently Publish
ed Autobiography.

Fye Witnesses Of the incident
aeuY the claim ef Cen James n.
MctcAile and q his political bloE
raphcrs that the general II entitled
g. a Carnegie hero medal Tor aav
inK che life uf Daniel A. Drum.
heller from drowning at Olympia
Ia 1888 Al least two men who wit.
neeacd the whole incident ana had
y Impressed deeply upon their mem.
cties declare that tho Eeneral took
no part IN the llfa aAying episode
brat that Mf DrumhelieF vas draR
ecd from the Icy waters % puRei
atHBd By HARRY phaland. the ulatc
81 he steamship Fleetwood. while
Gem Metcalfe stood calmly un the
decs out Of the reach OF danger
nsgrvly a. an idle spectator
Tho two surviving Witnesses ~
the episode are Capt Alexander
Waad. % the West Seattle ferry
haat aud Engineer ~ Dauforth. 81
tiae same vessel Capt. Wood said
this morning.
Recalls incident.
Yes. ! recall the Incident yery
vtyiali ] sAH master 81 the steam.
81 fisetwood. and - we're making
q ibnding az Olympia when Mr
Dfumhelicr feli overheard My
mate. Harry phoiand, thrcw SIR
Dfumhsller a line and we succeeded
la dfAwing him back on the deck
~ the vessel without the necessity
81 anyone EetiiuE wet except Mt.
Dfumheller himself
The incident - plainly I'M
pressed 0n ms mind. said Engineer
1anfnrih "ppth on account ~ the
serious circumstances and the hu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
CLAIMS RAILROADS ARE
IN THE RIGHT

WASHINGTON. Doe lst-iiow
ara Elliott. president OF the North.
ern Pacific. was the principal wit.
moss In the lumber rate hearing be.
fore the interstate commerce com.
mission yesterday Mr. Elliott be
.gan his testimony with "a general
abatement of the reasons which
controlled the action of his com.
pany ia advancing the lumber rate
on Inc Pacific coast from 40 10 so
cents.
"Tho accent rate, said Elliott.
twas pat into effect when there was
no business for east bound cars on
the Northern Pacific. II WIS made
abnormally low In order that terri
tory aud lumber business might be
developed and ~ order that lumber
might reach the eastern market
II was In the nature Of extra
business, 10 be- taben care OF AT a
very low rate Up 10 five years
ago the Northern Pacific was ahle
70 hands, sho lumber traffic. and
che n,fo0 W change lie '4ss sSke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEN YORK Dee. ~ The mar
kat opened eth a good fractional
advance throughout the liEs Direct
~ after the opening Northern Ia
clfic took the lead. making q quick
kain % three poiutN over the pre-.
tious close. the general list follow
inR wifh an average gain 20 a point
The now familiar assertions we're
attn beard In regard 10 the North'
ern Pacific disposition 81 the Hur.
Mngiuu, and tho street again had
the melon on parade. and it IL
understood that this melon will be
81 considerable slEs and - un'
dnuhicd iulclncas.
For the balance Of the day The
market developed into a hlRhly pro.
feaNlonal affair. bot AZ no time did
trading approach anything like real
activity. fluctuations being ifrcHu
lar. with no definite trend
The asttiing hour brought out
ueme fresh liquidation. and prices
slowly declined until the entire
early advance was lost Tho close
was dull and dlspiFited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
BANK ABSCCNDER CAUGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. te
William p. Walker. the absconding
treasurer Of the New Britain Conn.
Savings bank. has been captured at
Ensouada Lower California Posi-
tive Identification has been made
and Walker hes consented to return
90 Connecticut without resort tQ
oXtraditiou proceedings.
Walker was arrested AZ q min
mg camp. $50 miles from Euscn.
ada. Lower California. which is
Mexican territory he WAS taken
b. "a representative ot the detUcuNe
AGENCY az los Angeles. assisted ny
u iartS OF MeKicans The prisoner
was taken 90 Euscuads. wher" his
identity Was confirmed Tie win
y. transferred 81 san Diego Cal,
aud hon taken East ~ once She
arrrst 81 the former banker was
hrough. about mdiwctly by inlor
nation furnished "a the officials
OF tn. New Hri'aiu savings bank
hy ne iuitod states consul at IN
scnsdb
lpiurc h!s capture could hc 't-
tpctcd ~ NlkCr apparently suspect.
ing that his .iontits Was known,
fled 80 the mountains ia the icin.
toy 81 Ensonaia After v.noer'ng
about FOR some tim" hs found shell
'ss .; che mining Camp {" which
re- Vas traced
What hay" tr SAT ell say
~hVn { sm hac. 'n NS~ Britain
as h1s reply {" inquiries concern
ing his theft ana Subsequent flight
walker Ia In fairly good health, ana
does "os spIsar ~ have suffered
80 much as mighs cave been oX
vSctsS
a resaSi Os e5.0Os Asa been ~
Ssrsf sN NelloY. ~ taken slitc
sw1 o. VoV SoS his dead -SsNi,. u
s'sUnA
wa.ss1 ~ GS SCass Ul6. and lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

morous phases which accompanied
a. Mr. Diumheller was crowded on
the deck of The boat and fell In the
water Mate Pbelaud threw him a
line aud &c managed % Eet him
back on the deck No one else
Jumped iu the water Gen Met.
calfe waa present Is q passenger
and spectator and took little or
no part in the heroic rescue.
Clothes Didn't Fn.
After Mr. Drumhcller had been
rescued ihey took him ~ nay cabin.
where fhNe OMITTED him ia q suit
Of my clothes. which fitted him
poorly remember entering the
main cabin and seeing him dressed
lu them. making a somewhat 10.
diCrous appearance
The question 81 whether Gen.
Mcicalfe Us really a hero IN add.
ton 90 bis other qualifications bids
fair 90 become one 81 the vital IL
sues ~ the approaching mayoralty
campaign Gen Mctcaife IN his own
biography Of himself for the book
Prominent WaahinEtonians' claims
the credit FOR having saved Mr.
nrumhcller's ste. while hiss political
biaKfapher. Ia a biography Of him
published yesterday IN his newspa.
per organ. repeats the same claim
n is also claimed ID behalf Of
Gen Mstcaifo that Mr. Drumhelicr
credits the general with having
made the rescue. 80 that a fur
Their word from the man who was
saved nov becomes an element uf
vital evidence In the controversy
Mr Drumheiicr f. now LIVING IN
Spokane, where he IL prominent IN
banking circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

FOUR HUNDRED RaEM EMTOnGRED IM
PENNSYLN ANlA COAL MIME
rmic Explosion Occurs just Before the Noon lomEnnce to Mine Caves
h. and All Escape Cut OF Recuers Are Put To Work. but There Is
Lille Chance Of Reaching Miners Alive
(By United press.)

cONNEi. t.SVILLE, Pa. Dee lo--With a tremendous
Se terrific explosion. took place II 80 today in the
ain SHAFT Of the parf coal mines St Jacobs creek IL
.sls. west Of here.
Bssk smoke began issuing from the mouth % the
.ne a tea minutes later followed hs Terrific crash
he entrance 81 the mine cavcd Ia Fully 400 miners are
,u.onhsd of which al least too Americans
II is not thought ths, there much chance os the
.s 70 ave any ct the entombed there IL but slight
As. ii reaching any OF them in time,
Among those imprisoned pt Boss oGonneg and two
~ A,Sses The fire Is m burning IN the mine. and rraet
ssss Al hope OF rescue has been gwen up,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec l9--prcsident NJ II Tay-
l the p,sburg Coal company. and John Mitchell prcsi
ss q the United Mine Workers received the first ntma-
fa The Jacobs creek disaster from the United Press
s.isss meeting OF the operators and miners
~Ny Cod, boys, h,s is awful Taylor exclaimed he
Rad the dispatch the surrounding operators
President Mitchclls statement follows
There isn't much that bc said but call attention
President Rooseyets recommendation IN his last message
that commission be appointed inquire into the
these explosions Since he made this recommendation, and
terrible emphasis OF his proposition there have been four
habe disasters Surely no further argument Is needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

vacant loss 10000. total. Incur
ance $1,000
Anton Colman. tgoato double
flat, occupants. Anton Coleman and
@ W Edwards. loss 800. upper
fiat occupied BY n. ID. Pearmine,
partial insurance.
Anton ColmaB. small fiat AZ 222B
Eastiake aV., occupant. A j. VIII
son, loss $500 on house and con-
tents; insurance 5000.
H. y. stanton. dwelling AZ 2239
Fastlake av. loss total: occupant.
Fred H.. stanton. loss On house
81 900. Insurance $500, loss 90 con-
tents falls covered By insurance
u y stanton, residence 22ss
Eastiake av Stanton o~ner sna
occupant. loss on contents e2os:
insurance $500.
Dwelling al 1897 Esstlake. O~nse
unknown loss $500. Insurance
o.. 200.
Frank a. Bait, dwelling. 2f2s
North Howard av.: damage 10
house nominal. winters supply "a
coal and wood In sheds at rear
burned loss s5s
W q Thompson. house a. 222e
Eastlake ay.. owner and occupant,
W g. Thompson; loss on dwelling
5000 Insurance 81. zoe
y. L. Evans. dwelling at 2z2s
Eaatlake av.. loss on building 1905
insurance $500
L. Moore. dwelling 1894 Esstlsks
av.. loss t25.
sam Guatafson, dwelling 1896
Eas'lake ay. loss on building tiee;
insurance 1880; occupants. n p.
Adams and Mrs. Boren.
chief Brlnghurst states that tho
department was handicapped foe
work IN the locality By the fact
that the nearest company house is
q mile and a half distant. and that
the water supply In the Lake Union
district ia limited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
CHICAGO BANKS LOSE
SAVINGS DEPOSITS

CHICAGO. Dcc. ls-lt II oatl.
mated that banks Ia Chicago have
lost between g. 600 900 and $4,000
COO IN savings deposits since they
made their official report November
~ The calculation o. based upon
The ahrlukaEc ahown b. a number
u the leading down town insiign.
llons during that time II n said
that fally twothirds % the less has
occurred within the last fortnight
or since the large banks began pay
ms their dspoaitora lea cash with q
Wow toward iiQuidating withdrawal
notices. IN their statements to the
state auditor, forts five local say.
inEs banks ahoN a total lusa Ia
savings deposits since November q
approximately $4,000 coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
CLARK as Mediator.

BUTTE. Mont. Dec i9.-Former
United States Senator ". A. Clark
is actively az work in an effort 10
settle the trouble between the Ia.
Dor unions and the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company as the re-
salt of the sympathetic strike OF
the linomeu and switchboard oper-
ators He was asked 10 serve in
the capacity of mediator by the la
Dor interests and today met with
representatives from the telephone
company and tho labor unions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
Flames Sweep Entire Block on Eastlake Avenue, and
the Loss Is Placed al $4,000 Incenday Origin
Is Suspected

Fire. believed 10 have been oil
lnceBdlafy origin, ~ Eantiake ~.
between Tweuty-necOnd and
Twentythird avs. at 40 a. m. 20
day. swept away practically an On
tire block " buildings Including
two large flats aud five cottages
The loss rs estimated ~ 90. 00e
partially covered By insurance.
Chief BrinRhurst made careful
investigation this mornins az 10
the origin but VAS baffl.d al every
turn he learned from IA. neigh.
bofA that the blaze originated 10
the nes Flat ovncd by = Mullen,
%. builder and that the flames
scene; =. burst simultaneously
from every floor Tn. fire spread
9th alarming r.i'cits 10 IN. I'D
ioiniEE is.llinss, five ~ which
vet" ,gf.s. ga ~. xronui and
property - n. front sna rear OF
'i. fla, badly damaged
~ u. pcarmins. 50 years OLD
suffering with severe attack of
pneumonia was frscusi from his
FlNif W .-'' - fesNftrF' Nv nAA
was taken 80 the Pacific hos pital
tils vii. and children escaped In
th.if night clothing all the family
wardrobe being burned Ia the house
Little 81 the furniture or clothing
Of any of The tenants ~ houses
IN the burned district wSg saved
The fire and smoke from the burn
INK flat reused the tenants Of sur
rounding buildings, and all escap-
%.
II was reported 20 Chief Bring
hurst by residents of the locality
that NJ. Mullen. the owner ~ the
burned fiat. had been hauling
material FOR the construction Of
the building for three years. and
that Il was poorly constructed By
nOn.union labor
The loss aud Insurance ~ as FOL.
lows.
N MufIert fbrre.etofN fIat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
new WITNESSES IN the
PETTIBONE TRIAL

Frank llough. Lottic DaN D. g.
Coates, Allen y McGill and Ches.
ter n FELTON,.
During the redirect examination
Of Orchard. conducted by Hawloy.
the decd for the sixteenth interest
In the Hercules milne from Orchard
10 Dan CordOna was placed iu
evidence. The deed bore the date
Of March T. 1898. a year before the
trouble Ia the Occur dAlenes.
The prosecution announced that
Charlie Neville and Mrs Touey. the
latter Orchards second wife. would
be placed ON the stand this after.
noon Neither Of these witnesses
appeared In the Haywood trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
RIDICULOUS

TOXIC. Dee 20 The sili
shinra. one ~ IN. most influential
newspapers IN To.ioa paper ,ha4
more accurately s.sl.cts publ.
opinion than sny other publication
here Says ed'iulsl'y 'ofsy that
,hs slightest mention that ~. s..;
in. 81 ne Atlantic fleet FOE The
Pacific e'.sn ls intended a. "a
,irest towards Japan " f,Gicyions
However, the shiinte fear. that
~. nsnssN.r may snssufss. ansi
i.pau.s. demonstrations on "a.
coast The paper slHo fears that
such demonstration might mean
repetition ~ -. recent regret
tsbl. Incident ia san Francisco.
~. trust the United states viii
take "a. nec0srarg precautionary
measures IN this regard, concludes
the editorial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

or. replying to the direct question.
that he has not as yet decided
l.. ~ Gray. on the other hand.
has practically determined 10 enter
the race and will probably file the
declaration Of hts candidacy some
time next week The entrance Of
Revelle and Gray viii make total
Of seven candidates for the repub
lican nomination, with one each for
the Seattle city party and the dem.
ocratlo party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
SAYS ATTORNEY TOLD HIM HE WAS
DIVORCED AND WANTS PARDON

SIS % secure him a divorce lie
afterwnrd found. be claims. that bis
wife bad been paying Page money
90 the Same time IN an attempt 70
secure the divorce. No decree
showing on the records. Suavley
VAS convicted IN spite % his pro.
testatious that be bad secured a
divorce
Attorney paEe. when seen b. a
reporter. admitted having received
the s65 from Snayley. bat Saws that
the delay Va setting the divorce
decree Vas due to Mrs Snasley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
MAY BE TAKEN TO
OREGON

Robert Sloan, who was recently
arrested by the police Of this city
on 4 crlmiBal charge as the result
OF chs. death Of MISS Jeanette
Matheson. may be- taken to The
nalles. OREGON. for trial Prescott
Ink ASoney Macintosh today ad
dressed q communication 10 the ut
fielaln a. that point. informing
them OF the fact That The alleged
criao. 81 committed, sss committed
nj that Mace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
RETURN ROUTE OF FLEET
NOT PLANNED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 The
persistent report that preaident
Roosevelt instructed Admiral
Evans so return with his hattleshipa
VIA the sues canal cannot be con.
urmed here
The report Is based on unofficial
wireless dispatches from the battle.
ship Louisiana. aud seems TO have
sained a wide circulation. IL IL
pointed out that n such instruc
uone have been given By the presi
dent, Secretary Newberry aud Al
mlral isownaon would be familiar
With them These two officials ais
claim ell knowledge OF any orders
They declare the return route has
not been determined upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
ARhETTE DECLARES ORAL AGREEMENT RELEASED
HIM FROM DEBT

teelaring that there was an oral
Eisement releasing him from any
aeeiedn9ss % James 70 Cauaten
Z baraette today flied an
eaFef q an amended complaint
re famous grubstako" case.
men 4 now pending before the
.'ptfiof court a temp0ry inlunc.
a row exists restraining the
tAadinavian American bank from
ssesihs 0t O shipment of $500 600
900 dust and stocks In which
asfneiie holds an interest until
elAlins 9f Cauatcn can be-
pefly adindicaied
talslea says be- furnished funds
.toek a trading expedition 20
anana country IN Alaska from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
'dAN GANG IS SENT TO WORK WITHOUT
The SOCIALISTS

me - socialists who we're com.
-asa TO The county lalI yesterday
- ~ 'heiT refusal to pay a fine Of
! ~ n each case. today refused 10
~ = ,, seik On The clly's chain gang
n s, .ssslar guards for tho squad
ss = saasAled iaborers endoayorod 10
~ '"-aae me men 10 70 out with
Co.,, pnt evsay one Of the 20.
Il Nv. llaly and firmly declined
~ ~ consider the proposition
n., Chain gang for us1 ex.
~ .,, one ~ the socialist prison.
IN re heye been convicted
''sa' a trial, VIC arV sot si1.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
BELIEVES BANK OFFICIALS
GUILTY OF L0OTING

subjects ~ an Investigation started
20 clear the atmosphere concern.
Ing the disappearance Of the Coiton
securities
n feel certain that indictments
viii result from the testimony
heard yesterday. continued the
prosecutor Nearly All the sit
uesAea examined 50 far have sup
ported the stand We take that the
affairs Of the bank werc cFiminalis
miamaaaEed
Additional testimony IL beins
heard today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
WOMAN LEAPS FROM A
THIRD STORY WINDOW

early this morning and attempted
ain Investigation Finding the door
locked. the rescuors cndcavorcd 10
force the door Hearing footsteps
ia the hallway the glrl lc8ucd
through the window She allghtod
prone on the sidewalk. the fall
breaking both collar bones. the loft
wrist and iunlctlug serious I'M.
iuncs lea the groin She was taken
To the Wayeide hospital. where her
condition has since hordcrod on
semi consciousness Slight hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19

Of violating any law. and We de
mand now and viii continue To dc
mand that the chain gang be abol
ished n rs q form OF inhuman
cruelty which We do not cOuntc
nance We will pay no fine. and
we will not work on any chain
gang.
Attorney Brown interviewed the
socialists at the Jan today asd au
nOuuced that three Of the cases
would be Immediate ~ appealed Ia
the superior court fHtatcd that
none Of the present prisoners you'd
ondeavOs 10 regain thoit liberty he
habeag sorsSs oroc&eaiRSa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-19
BOULDER HURLED
THROUGH ROOF

Lifted by a blast fired on the
grounds Of the Alaska. Yukou.Pa
ic exposition. y huge boulder was
thrown several hundred feet sew
erai days ago and tore a biz hole
through both the roof and floor
81 the boathouNe Of the Associated
Students OF the university. The
fIying boulder narrowly missed de-.
mulishing The valuable shells which
rest IN racks on either side Of the
structure