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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
33rd Anniversary.

MIR. aud Mrs. J.IT. Leeper. Feb.
%. 1907. entertained so Of their
friends, at their home 10 North
Audrain in honor OF their 83rd
wedding anniversary.
The guests presented them with
presents. from the most dainty of
china, to the more useful article,
such as. broom, brace and bits,
etc., etc.
II was quite amusing to see Col.
VIM. Peck in timid. bashEul way,
present, and 10 a low tone, instruct
Mrs. Leeper not to allow certain
ladies know who brought the brace
and bits, for fear they would ridi-
cule his selection.
The snmptuous dinner which
was prepared tby Mrs. Leeper
alone. was fpe. and all declared
Mrs. Leeper an excellentycook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeper are we'll
known to the people OF Audrain.
Mr. Leeper having been Co. Col.
lector some years ago.
A girar.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Subtreasury Shortage in st.
Louis-"no blame" Sub.reas-
ury shortage in Chicago Of sl73..
0O0-t'no mistake ia bookkeep.
ing Subireasury shortage in
New York. amount supposed to be
greater than that at Chicago.
Roosevelt regards il as extraordi-
nnry that frat s6I,5 and next
4l74.0 900 and then some more
could be distracted from divisions
af The United States Treasury in
saeh a way that there is left no ex-
planaiion whatever OF where it
went. Roosevelt is not alone in
sonsidering such exploits extraor-
.i|nary bur ii these shortages con.
lipne e bob up with snch fire.
aaeney they viii become ordinary
~ degree.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Capt. r. 4. See. deputy warden
Of the Missouri Penitettiary. died
suddenly Saturday. He was strick-
en- with Spoplexy while crossing
the patrol grounds.
II. p. Crisler. SO years of age,
father of Mrs. Mary Rice Of this
city, died Saturday at 5 a. m. He
bad been a resident of this city
Eve years. The body was shipped
to bis former home in Boone coun'
ty. KY, for bnFlal.
The body OF Mrs. y. A. Lewellen
of Tulip. Monroe Co., who died
Saturday, was brought to this city
Sunday and inferred in the city
cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Cunningham, mother
of Mrs. j. w. Lee. died in Kan
sas last Wednesday. The remains
were inferred at Moberly.
Bartholomew Waddington Of
near Benton City. aged SO. died
Sunday evening and the funeral
was held at st. Brenden's Catho'
lie church in Mexico Tuesday
The remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery here. Mr.. Wad'
dington wasa member Of the g,
A. RS and ah old resident Of the
county. de leaves q wife, and
several children. -
Mrs. viii P. Jones. age IS
years, died at her home in Mexico,
at 0 a. IN. Tuesday. March 5. A
week ago Mrs. Jones submitted tC
an operation from which she failed
to recover. Mr.. JOnes is in th'
employ of the Burlington al
Francis. Mrs. Jones was daugh
ter OF MIR. Barker on east Liberty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Senator Ely in the Missouri
Legislature the other day in argu-
ing for an effective auti.loLby bill,
prodded to righteous indignation
by the opponents to the measure,
wen on the warpa;h with this dec
aration: There was Il time in
this Senate when the corrupt lobby
went to the extent of buying the
presiding officer aud soinr of the
senator's. One Senator was con
vieted aud it took altogether too
long to get the rest acquitted for
the public confidence.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
= YOUR NEIGHRoRS .

Mrs. Il. +. Kunkel is quite i'll
with pneumonia.
Miss Genette McDouough has
returned from visit 10 ST. Louis.
DE-. j. f. Reed was called to his
brother. w. +. Reed, who was III
in st. Louis this week. He re-
turned home Monday leaving his
brother much improved.
FaF. Bush Of Mexico is now
night operator un the Frisco Road
at Vale, Ark. The MESSAGE will
give him news from home.
Will Gross, former Mexico
boy. is q member of the NJ. 3. U.
Glee Club. He visited County
Clerk Morris aud other relatives
while here.
II. K. Stewart. law student AT
the NJ. s. U. visited his sister.
Mrs. Musick, aud Mrs. Beal on
east Monroe first of the week.
4. F. Ketter of the NJ. s. U. re.
turned Monday to Columbia.
The Knights and Ladies of Sc.
curity gave u social in their hall
Tuesday evening. a literary pro-
gram, refreshments, and music by
the Georgia orchestra-also a
touch of the light tautastic-were
enjoyable features of the evening.
The Missouri University Glee
Club, consisting of eighteen young
gentleman, entertained a fail
sized audience at Hardin Monday
evening. The Glee Club lie win.
ming laurels for itself all over the
state.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
Cohoon-Boatnan .

The impressive ceremony that
united in matrimony Mr.. Cecil Co
hoon and Miss Estelle Boatman
was pronounced by Ed. A. w.
Kokendoffer at Sp M, Wednes.
day, at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Boatman in Mexico. The bride
was becomiugly attired in white.
as were also the bridesmaids,
Misses Mary Johnston aud Birdie
Boatman. The guests numbered
about forty and were relatives and
immeG.4;r f:ir l. OF the couple.
A bOuntiful rep Ist aud pleasant
social evening were enjoyed. This
is a talented young couple. Both
graduated the same year from the
Mexico High whence the
beginning date of the romance
aud both well versed in music
Miss Estelle has been teacher in
Monroe county. Mr.. Cohoon for.
merly of near Benton City, is now
in a bank and real estate Office in
Oklahoma. They leave Thursday
at noon for CordelI, Okla, where
they will make their home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

When our lawmakers take the
peoples money and put it into the
hands of private corporation or
a private individual to be used in
his private business-as the ship
subsidy bill proposes-they ought
to see the injustice of it. They
cannot seemingly be aeiuated by
very grave and powerful reasons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Congressman Holiday of Indi-
ana in speech ou ship subsidy"
insists that il the government is to
build ships on any ocean the Gov.
eminent ought TO own them and
ought To get the benefit of what
ever wealth they create. He says,
! do not think it is right TO take
the peoole's money on any pre-
text whatever and give it to pri-
waite individuals. Holiday is IA
Republican but ''them's the senli-
ments" of his Democratic breth
rem. too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Morton Pemberton, Reuben, "
is not only humorous in writir g
but in riding as we'll lie uses
Nick Smiths plan. Whenever he
goes to town or to visit n neighbor
with II conveyance be makes it a
practice to hitch a drag behind.
The result is good roads near Penn.
berton's home. That's humou
that it would be good to catch.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
County Court

The County Court convened in
this city Monday for two days
session. The chief business of the
court vas the settlement with the
county collector.
Insurance on the court house re-
newed 100000 for fire aud
500, 900 for tornado.
Court ordered the T. U. Stuart
road. from Barnes Ford Ito north
county line opened. This will
finally be a rock road.
l.. Ahrens' petition for saloon
at Martinsburg was defeated.
Stock mp ON Towels at Ricketts,
& EmmOns next week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
From laO1 to 19o4 lhe royer

From 1901 to 1904 the govern
ment expended $3.50. 900 per year
on the Mississippi from the mouth
of the Missouri to the mouth of
the Ohio. AT the same time traf.
fic was diminishing. 1t will cost
$40, 900, 900 to carry out schemes
now before Congress for improve
ments of the same. The nation
may hot have money to burn bat
1t would appear that we have
money to sink and piles of it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
A Rare Treat.

Q. F. Bush, north of Mexico,
who is So years old. was shaved
last Saturday by a barber for the
first time 10 his life. Mr.. Bush's
first recIine in the barber's chair
has made him look 10 years
younger Mr.. Bush left Mo nday
for . few days' stay in 81, Louis
to eelebraEe The event
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
sTocK ANp TRANSFERS.


L. b. hidgeway sold To Tom
BASS two mares for $500
Audrain can't be downed on the
price of mules. T. b. RIdgeway,
west of Mexico, sold to John w.
Rutter Of Centralia one pair OF ex-
ira coming 2-year-old mules for
s425. Mr.. Ridgeway also sold
Will Jones Of Centralia one span
OF mules for $3.50.
Steve Reighley sold u mare to
Chas. wilkins for $75. Chas.
Wilkins sold Lee Bros. q horse
for 500.
IN. Dyer sold three 200 Id,
hogs to Chas. Powell at 6.65 cts,
John Britton near ROwena sold
his 100 acre farm to Jesse Bernett
at $55 per acre.
Steve Reighley sold a mare to
Chas. wilkins for SIS.
Chas. Wilkins sold Lee Bros.
a horse for 800.
l. p. Dyer sold three 20O-lb hogs
to Chas. Powell at $685..
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

DIR. w. F. Traughber. ostheop.
othist, will be found in his Office,
east Of postoffice. every day ex-
cept Monday and Friday after.
Moons. Treats acute and chronic
cases. Calls answered day or
night. Office hours 8 a. m. to 5
p. m. Phone 355.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
Financial Statement
OF the Farmers Town Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., Of Mexico, Mo.
ASSETS.

Examination of the Company
made by Wallace bearing, City
Clerk. Jan. 90. 1907. This home
Company is mutual. policy holders
get their insurance ut cost. which
has been a saving of 25 per cent.
Insurance written in town aud
country.
No assessments are made; no
liabilities assumed.
We collect the same cash premi-
ums that eastern. Companies charge
and pay back the earnings in cash
at the end of the contract.
Do you want to help build up n
home company or must you con-
tinut to send your money tn New
York aud give the Eastern Com
panies the profits that you should
save for yourselfi
ALEXANDER CARTER, Pres.
A. b. Smith. Vice Pres.
w. l.. FowLEs, Sec'y.
s. j. BCCRNER, Treas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Subtreasury shortages are the
latest elements of rivalry between
cities. Missouri's metropolis start
ed at Sol 500, Chicago follows at
$l73. 900, New York bids fair to
60 them one better. Who NEXT
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07
White Goods Opening
Saturday, March 9.

Fine goods at the very lowest
price. Don't fail to come. Will
be glad to show you through. Our
table Linens are elegant, napkins
TO match. Best tOwels-elegant
Russia crash, all linen. A fine
assortment all along the line in
GLIDING mems shirts and ladies'
waists. Our sale begins Saturday
and continues all next week.
ricketts, & EMMoNs d. G. Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Mrs. Rosa Genrich. with her
daughters, will go to Nebo. H.,
where they will make arrangements
to file suit against the c. g. A.
Il. X. for damages for the death
Mrs. Genrieh's husband. Her
brother of Brookfield is also in
Nebo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

IL all would follow their Sunday
School lessons as diligently as they
do the Thaw trial, says the Hop
kins Journal, all the Bibles in the
country would show marked signs
of wear aud the country would be
better, too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Dan Sullivan Of Benton City pc
titions the county court this week
for saloon license. Citizens OF that
ri ace will file a reno insurance.,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. ]. w HOWELL.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-07

For SALE CHEAP. Two good
black jacks.
j. z. WILSON.
Wellsville. Mo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23
Stephen B. Elkins

Senator Stephen B. E1kins Of West
Virginia, was born in Ohio in 1S41. He
was taken by his parents to Missouri
while only a lad. He graduated from
the University Of Missouri in 1860, and,
after studying law, was admitted to the
bar in 1863. He then went to the terri
tory Of New Mexico. He was the dele
gate to congress from New Mexico from
1873 to 1877 He married Miss Halle
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Pattern For Fancy Blouse Waist
Designed BY May Nfanton.
s5t No. ISIS. i

There seems to, be- nd limit to the pos
sibilities &c the blouse. 1t is Constantly
appearing in new and attractive forms,
and it is, If possible, always a bit more
charming in the last. This one includes
an unusually shaped yoke with effective
trimming finishing its lower edge and is
adapted alike to the gown and to the odd
waist. It u made Of crepe de chine in the
new shade known as sherry wine and is
trimmed with velvet and combined with
e chemisette of lace.
The waists made with the fitted lining
and consists Of the front and the backs
The lining is faced to form the chem
isette, and the front of the waist is tuck
cd, while both front and backs are gath
cred at the waist line. The trimming
band finishes the upper edge Of the waist,
and regulation stock completes the
neck. The sleeves are In the favorite
Ethree-quarter length, with cuffs that har-
monize with the band, and can be finished
with lace or left plain, as liked.
The quantity OF maternal required for
the medium size is yards a, 3ss yards n
or 2 yards "A inches wide, with half a val
three-foGrths of a yard of lace.
Sizes 81. "a, So. IS and 40 inch bust mea
DIRECTIONS
## Send 10 cents to this Office, give numb
desired. 1t will then be sent to you by n
always give full address. Several days M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23

Davis, daughter Of ex-senator Henry G.
Davis Of West Virginia, and moved to-
that state. He was secretary Of war
from 1891 to 1893. He was elected
United States senator in 1895, and he
was reelected in 1909. He has a mag
.nihcent home near Ellsins, w. Va, but
lives N Washington while congress is in
session. HE'S many times millionaire
and IS interested largely in the coal and
lumber properties Of his state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23
AGES WHEN COMMITTED

years Of age q. .. &.
10 FOE. &.
IL sSss ss8S n.
u IN s... (. . 6. NJ. &. 81. 4.
IA Nj. !. .. 81. VI. ....5.$ .
10 s ... \ ~. ". y. u. 81.
I6 S. - s #-. .s.8 III. s. .
IL 2a n. ..I.
rs 8. B.
Total 1851. #.. @ e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23
!. NORTH DAKOTA REFORM SCHOOL
REPORT OF TRUSTEES

70 Hfs Exeezen E. Y Sa,es, Goos,aos o51h Dakofa
II compliance with the 81 the law would rend
the following stewardship the North Dakota
form school for the biennial period ending June 80 1906
In school the beginning period IS boys and girls
Total
Received BY from the courts boys girls
Total
Returned for violating conditions OF parole boys,
Connected with school during PERIOD u boys and girls
Paroled BY order OF board Of trustees
Released expiration OF minority
Escaped ..s n
Returned to court
Present June 80 1906 36 boys and girls, total
Daily average for two years.
. COMMITTED FOR THE FOLLOWING oFFENsEs
Petit larceny i. 4. .. ~. 5 .
Grand larceny IL
Robbery. II. .s#
Attempt to commit rape ! B.
Malicious mischief. 3
Vagrant and rcorrgible v. 0
Incorrigbily. ....* #
Assault and battery.
Unlawful cohabitation. Z
Grand larceny, forgery and dsorderly conduct u
Forgery.
Larceny and incorrigbity 80. Il ss
Total. !. ..... d a.
FROM WHAT COUNTY u.
Burlegh,
Llckey,
Grand Forks. s.. a IL
1riggs.
IaNoure,
McHenry 81. !. 50. L #
#S Mclean.
Morton, .. I. 49, &. s. ...
Oliver, ... IS. ~. ~
Roette, s.. z. M. ~. s
stark | ID
Stutsnan
owner
Ward Ward, . 8.
F Williams, Il
Total. IS. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23

Maintenance and salaries .. .
Fuel and lights Isl.
Clothing and bedding. 8.
Physicians and medicines ... . .
Repairs N. 81. q. y. s. .a - 8s
Library
Finishing third story main building 81. IS. II.
Mscellaneons Receipts. ...
DIsBuRsE
odldI1eS
Maintenance 81.
Heating and lights u. !. s. SIS. Il.
Building, Improvements and repairs
Physicians and Medicines. 81. ...
Clothing and bedding. n. .. ~.
Library =.
Finishing third story of main building
4 $50.
Balance in school treasury June 30
Balance in state treasury June 30 1905
Total disbursements NJ v.
Total receipts from all ending 80
q 81. @ s s " \, " "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23

oH0NN
S 5,oSS.lO
5.aI99S2..dd9
]. $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
STATE News

A street car collision on tho Hell.
bingham electric car line late yes.
to-day afternoon resulted In aeri.
oua injuries Go the motormen OF
both cars and many passengers
we're shaken up.
Or I. Frank Of Yakima county
40 chased across field yester,
day by an angry bull and but for
the tlup,s arrival OF farmers would
have been KILLED.
Aberdeen has organized an ath.
letic club. starting ola with mem.
bership efshirty.
Searchers are dragging for the
body Of Henry isouha, at IioquIam.
sou OF the well known iumberman.
Young Louka. Is. had started log.
sine ilo slipsed frsm "a boom OF
hogs and was drowned
River pirates are rssing the mis-.
chief on sho Snake river. stripping
launches or their ong.nes. etc.
Vancouver. Wash. has placed the
I'D on the town Sundays aud crepe
hangs from the doors OF saloons
on that day
L. u Smith. a pioneer resident
OF Port Townsend. died last night
after a protraetcd Illness that had
rsssso him a helpless cripple for
.Fesal years.
Ttse Paiouas district was yeater.
@S asternoon douced with the
sfsss est amount 90 rain that has
ever BEEN registered For an hour
tss dowupour was severe. Some
tsslease Waa done 10 the crops
seattle and Everett parties have
ssssssaaed tho Ruckor park addi.
ten - Everett. paying tT5.0 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
NEAT EFFECT IN
MORNING GOWN

SWISS dotted muslin aud ging
ham are effective when brought
together CORRECTLY in morning
gowns. especially whom the wonror
Ia atill under ~ This summery
combination was recently gbarm.
ingly used IA connection With
Copenhagen blue gingham.
Plaid blue aud white IN she
snme simple material 9a utilized
IN the front breadta OF tho frock
DIN tho puffod alocvea,
ne yoke OF this smart frACk
was OF the Swiss muslin. WhlLS
Swiss embroidery finished tSs
sieevea Tho blouse and skirt
were Joined together by stitched
belt An easily adjustable frock
was the happy result
The blue aud white effect was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

possibly imagine tlw So Rhife
mans eonaty said + afnfa al
The Situation 81 Hs iaranrse
new than ever fa - aan sr
eoatrol hair the fgaif larma ara 81
per cent % che peopie met walking
or trivirK on tbs eauntrf roads ln
Faca valley are Iapanese The
greater number Of the merchandise
stores and farm supply housoa are
carried on BY Japs. W'atsonviiie
VII also sooner OF later BE- cc-N-
pietely Japanizei The toWn l.
flooded wilh the hftla brown mau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
JAP CLAIMS
FILED

SAN FRANCISCO. July i.-The
Japanese injured In the recent Ia.
Dor disturbance have filed suit
against the city and county Tor the
recovery of s275.ooO, Tho loss aua.
tanned was 10 property only and
occurred during the riot Of iaborinr
men upon non union mgq May Sc, in
which Japanese placeBbf business
wsgo damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

jacksonville, however. Ia making
a hard fight The hapka there alb
solutely refuse 10 open accounts
with Japanese. because. they assert.
the JaRs are dishonest"
The statieian added that the mos,
important feature Of the situation
h that the Japanese make big sue,
ccsseA In every occupation. In on,
terlng fields Of employment preyi
ouaiy controlled by whites. the Jar
leaves no stone unturnod to follow
the most improved methods In the
conduct Of hts business.
Owing to their habim Of iivlna
they are able to make more than an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
JAPS HAVE ENTERED ALL
BUT FOUR OCCUPATIONS

tseattts stare Exclusive svr,tce.l
SAN FRANCISCO, July A.
she Japanese Of California have
Invaded a new occupation at an av.
sraoe Of enc week. There are
new just four positions left tor
them 10 eap,ure--maatcr mariner.
marine engineer and steam ard
street railway employee"
SO spoke an attache Of The labor
commissioner eiuco today lie
haA Just returned from Naea valles
where he ,ad been gathering sta.
tistica ON the Japanese
"A visitor 90 Nacayilie could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

belonging 90 their personal friends
in an Indiana oil transaction. An
three arc well knowa and McWil.
Hams IL a millionaire. a former
partner OF the firm % Marshall
Field 4 Co. and cousin % the iato
Mrs. William Mckinley. The
friends the three cheated were psr.
sonai acquaintance. neigh sors and
club members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
A d MI
WRONG
iserIppa T,Isaraph ssrrles.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July a--The
striking street car men. In n con
ference with President Calhoun
Yesterday afternoon. admitted they
we're In Tho wrong and for two
hours the committeeman pleaded
that Ties men bo reluHiRted and ire
union recognized.
President Calhoun stated en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Americasn IN ls.ssas a.ls lssbs a.
labor Under one rec: ss.se Es.s
several kinds Of business e.n.s u. 30
hy the laps. 80 thus rent D. re.s.es
90 a minimum. A common cor. ssa.
ton - a shoe repair a.0n and h0.oe
cleaning estabilah.msnt. W.en tss
Japs Of this concern are not clean
INK windows and aerubbinE n.ora
they are repairing Shoes. even con.
timing al work during the evening
until late hour. Several Jap fa.i.
HES sleep Ia the same room thas IL
.1ed ia the dag for a workshop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
FAIR PLAY" SAYS
FAIRBANKS

simpler days Of their industrial life
In the rapid growth OF trade
and commerce practices We gained
a foothold which IL restrictive ~
fair competition without claiming
infallibllity az TO the enactment
- enforcement Of law. We propose
10 SEQ that every citizen. regard
less OF station. has fair play"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
e-Weel LEY'S
BIG CkRhi VAL


sEDRo. wooII.EY. July 4.--The
feature OF yesterdays festivities
was the flower parade Nineteen
rigs took part The winners we're
Beet decorated carriages ~ First.
Mrs. Capt. George Thomas: second.
Mgedames HarbauFh and ]. s. Bald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

The principal Fourth Of July ball
in this city will be that given by
the Seattle Electric Employees
Beneficial association at Leschf
park toniglYt, which will be the
third IN the series. the first bsipg
gives Wednesday evening and the
second this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

FERGUS FALLS. Minn., sJuly 4.
Vice President Fairbanks. orator
of The day NJ tho county patriotic
celebration today. In bis speech
said we have lately been engaged
ta solution or problems which
are not unlike those which con.
fronted our f0refathsrH In tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

n y jones % sunnyslde is In
Seattle searching for Mr.. Nicolsi
lilo states that tho county Il much
wrougsit up b. the mysterious dis
appearance and that rewards have
been offered for the discovery Of
the missing man dad or alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
REAR ADMIRAL DEAD.

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 4.-Isear
Admiral Norman Won Heldreich
Fnrquhar. q. 8 NJ. retired. died
suddenly Of apoplexy at the Hotel
Thorndyke. jamestown, last night.
FITS home was in Washington. aud
the body viii be removed to that
city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

ON May rs a postal card In the
form OF a bill for city Hight was
posted by the city llght department
10 a member Of @s staff OF the
Star but only th& :ssVxiug reached
the desk OF tho ia. o.
In the search 10 hnd tho right
party apparently every carrier in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
CARD MAILED in SEATTLE TAKES
AZ DAYS TO REACH the ADDRESS

the local pOHtofflce had taken out
the letter at least once
The card had made trips 10
Georgetown. Ravenua Park and a
dozen other residential places.
finally the right party was found
forty-seven days after being
dropped IN the box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

v. Halyerstadt. formerly with ths
law firm Of Piles. Howe & Farrell.
has formed a partnership with
John G. Higgins and Calvin s. Hall
with offices in the Boston block.
The new firm will be known as
Hiegina. Hall q Halyersfadt.