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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-29
Hard Times in Kansas.

The old days Of grasshoppers and
drouth are almost forgotten in the pros
not yet forgotten hard time he = en-
countered. He says: II was worn out
and discouraged by coughing night and
day, and could find no relief till I tried
DR. Kings New Discovery. 1t took
less than one bottle to completely cure
me. The safest and most reliable
couch and cold cure and lung and throat
healer ever discovered. Guaranteed by
P. A. Clemmer's, drug store. SOC and
$1.O0. Trial bottle free. T
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-29
Come on


AS the sun slanted up out of BERN:
sea they marched back toward tt.
hills. their feet ankle deep in the soft
fresh moss, While the mir tasted like
cool draft and myriad of earthly
doors rose up and encircled them.
Snipe and reed birds We're noisy In
the hollows. and from the misty tun.
dra lakes came the honk!ng of brant.
After their weary weeks on shipboarti
the dewy freshness livcned them mag.
tcally. cleansing from their memoriea
the recent tragedy, 50 that the girl be-
came herself again.
"Whcre are We going?" she asked at
the end of an hour, pausing for breath.
why. to the Midas Of course" they
said, and one of them vowed reckless
ly as he drank in the beauty of her
clear eyes and the grace of her slen-
der. painting form that he would glad
ly give his share Of all it's riches to
undo what he had done one night on
sae Santa Maria
ITO be cOnttnued)
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-29
CHAPTER ".

nor four days the Santa Maria
a felt blindly through the white
fields, drifting north with the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 7I-Tse cot-.-
market rallied after declining 20 a. another
new low level early in The session. and
closed steady az q decline of @ points Co AL.
advance " l3 points. the new crop being
relauFcly hru. sales Tor tire day Fere es-
timated 80 $4,000 bales
The opening was steady a. an advance
OF points TO q decline of point tile gains
being due 20 better cables thau due on tN.
New York close OF yesterday. while 81 de-
Neloped during the progress Of the can thar
tnerc were selling orders around the rin.e
10 the hands % cotton houses. presumably
received result Of last nights rnarein
calls. The execution of these orders SEM
the market of 20 u for March aul So far
July during the FIRST Few minutes about 5 "a 8
points net lower. ana 90 f0W level
Tor the season. but as soon The liquidation
rad IN nits course the market rallied ON
covering Of shorts and little buying for q
TO n1orrows receipts az leading rouss and
reports Of 81 better demand for low grade
cotton from Ne wOrleaus The close was at
practcalN the best point Of the session ON
the artiV" months. with March net fnchauc-
81, ana October 10 points net higher The
March MAY difference Wldened Co % points
during the day. showing the apprehension of
Unsettled conditions in Wall Street led o.
some Wall Street selling during the earl.
session. southern spot markets as official
~ reported were generally unchanged Port
receipts for the day underran early esf iinatrs
ana exports exceeded the receipts by about
y 900 bales
Receipts at tho ports to-day we're 40 4ss
bales against 4A.2s7 last week ana 1905
last year For the week (ostirnateel 9-5 900
bales against 299155 last week and IaA2sQ
last year Today receipts az New Orleans
noe bales against 2.160 last year. and an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
Birthday Celebration.

Mr. and Mrs j. G.. Gentry entertained
a number Of their friends Thursday even
ing in honor Of the birthday anniversary
OF their daughter. Miss May Gentry
Music and various games served to while
away the time. and a most enjoyable
evening was spent 10y all present
Among the guests were Misses Marie
Gary. Ethel Hutchison. Edith Gently
May Feivey Alma Gentry. Blanche
Arlington. Kate Hechler. Corinne Gentry.
lncz Hobson. Lizzie Pace. Irene Ford
Gladys Gentry. Edna Jones. Alma Albert
son. Avis Hechler. Nellie Aston. Abbie
Gary. Marian Richardson, May Gentry:
Mcssrs Gus Gereckc. John Felvey. Ernest
shelton. John Valentine, Edison Gcrccke.
Hlon Aston Walter Gentry. william
White. Lewis Gentry. Hunter Hechier.
Russell and Charles Gentry and Mt. and
Mrs. J. c. Gentry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
OPINION DAY IN
SUPREME COURT
FROM JUSTICE COURT
Other Cases Decided and Various
Appeals and Writs OF Error
Awarded.

~" "P4hl"Hs were handed down In
'"T supreme court ~ Appeals yester-
r"5 one hrihe 10y divided court.
q uoBeS heltn ana Cardwell differing
~ '"t ihaS"fIl> OF the Judges.
G. .'.S ue'1s.on was IN the case OF the
-. - 10. W "S ON pahN VS. Hill
% - IN ,'' '' we court from
- l- que ,'ly OF banNillc
a. a.. -. vas prooa ply
,o,,-ts rno+ - ..-...-. -. Nlrsi ma,
direct ~ "a f',6e,,,.,t ,r - 4" ar !, d
nee '-o''0o OF tie
The vvarra,, 81, +,. ,.s, VICE.
by HIN before f.stfcs ~ f o'7 j. 4
OF Danville against tho Southor1 f..i-
way COMPANY to recover so ana ,.st-
forrFes 49,, 80 ..--- 49,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY g. 1907.
~ n L. IL I, ---.-r.-...---. =

tF'FECITNE IANTARY 9. 1901
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Fer Florida and Sou5h; S:25 A N. 7;2s
500 r n
For n ana W. Ry. West. 1910 and $50
For Petersburg 900 A 81. 1910 500.
-s'es p. NJ. 500. $3.50 =. NJ. .o5 and II 40
For Goldsboro and Fayettesviue; .s:2s P
Trains arrive Richmond daily. $40. $3.50
IS %. -.lo-f5. and ll-4o A. N. sI:z7. s.0s.
$50. 8 90 and $50 7
Except sunday. ''Sanday only. Except
Monday
Time % arrivals ard departures and con-
nections no EuaInnteea
G. S. CAMPBELL. d. p. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01

tl' +AFt, January 81 CA TTT.F,--Re-
cripts about 5000 head Market strong.
common 90 prime steers. s4a7 90. cows
s. 55 ~ 800. heifers 50 500 5 Is. bulls san
$50. calves. S-.15 "a 500. stockers and feed
srs. s.. F 2 90. Hogs-Feceipts about %. 600
head. Market "a DC. htyher. Choice hcaV,.
salRllne. St.sI 70 200. light butchers s. Q. Ia
t.tl: light. mixed. So go % q. %. choice Ugh.
81 81 ~ go. pigs. 5000 $50. bulk OF sales
So so g f-e7- Sheep-Receipts about 1000
head. Market sheep strong. lambs weak
sheep. 50 $50. yeariings. $500 q 80. lambS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01

WILNfNGTON. y. O.. January Si-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTlNE-Ouiet at 6Siac receipts.
aa casks Eosu-Firm at 81 90. receipts.
@ff barrels. Tar-Firm at S23O. receNts
$50 barrels. crude Disqualification at
81 81 fi q. so. receipts. so barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. January 31-Tt RPEN-
TlNE--Firm at 1OA q lic sales. pa casks.
receipts. 22S casks. shipments. lis casks
Rcsln-Flrm: sales. o. 16S barrels. receipts
1855 barrels. shipments. 36l barrels: stock
e2.42S barrels
FENrINE AND EOSIN-NOthing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01

NEW YORK. January 21.--The dry goods
department was very strong today Fr5ir
or the loom and other tickefcd shcotings we're
advanced nc. yard to-day Outing Gan-
ncls had large sale Foreian dress goods
were I'D better call for spring. Heavy cot
tons were more active and frmer. Raw
SILK was steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
LOOKING FOR HEIR.
Chicago Woman Asks Police
Here to Find Husband

'nitt werner Yesterday received "a
w ahash Avenue. Chicago. asking the
police antiquities 10 look out FOR her
Iu~nand VINO She thinks. Is in Rich
moud. The writer saws she beIiovrs
her husband has become insane and
requests that am asyiums Tor th. fr-
same Doc visited.
According 10 Mrs Fields Statement
nrr husband has fallen heir TO con
siderable money. lie is described as
being sixty years old weighs r.D
pounds. and has gray hair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


(Reported by Rodgers. McCaba q Coz
PETERS Surg VA. Jan. 31--PEANVTS
Spanish-Market firm Ar s1.S5 Virginias-
Market quiet at 4ia n f4sc. for fancy stock:
machine picked. 81 a fAc.; Smelling stoNs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKF.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va January 81 1907
'ices this week ranged as follows
Eocf cattle. very best. &C.. extras Az "a
"ir. good ~ "a ii1c.. medium 10 fair cua1-
J 1857. 5iat &c., common 20 medium. or. a 5i5c =.
bulls. D ri &c. sheep. % &c spring lambs II
N'r hogs a.1 N b94c calves. = So . cows
H a-c- Fresh cows. S20Q4500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
cIMerChants and Miners
Transportation Co. s

BOSTON. MASS. and PROVIDENCE. y
steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tues.
day Wednesday. Friday and sunday For
Providence. Monday. Thursday and SarorIa.
az o. y VI Passengers and freight taken Tor
ai Ncw Engiand points Tickets ou sale az
O. y o. ky and y. W. RI. Offices. ard
so $40 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
Chesapeake ca Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI. INDIANArOLIs. ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE NASH
WILLIE MEMPHIS.
e-f5 u. A. daily and II 90 T.. " daily. ex-
cent Saturday. II 50 j. ~ Saturdays.
WESTBOUND LOCAL TI-ATN5.
1925 a NJ. and 5.l5 p. A. week DAYS
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT
go 4 -. and 500 y N daily
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND Old
POINT
IS a. " aud 300 p. 81 daily.
JAMES RIVER LINES
10 90 8. NJ daily. 5-l5 T. " week DAYS
Arrive Main Line from West - so 4 n
'"S. $50 A NJ 1915 = ~. es7-45 r 81 Prom
East "fo % a NJ. ell IS A ~ 700 = NJ
$500 +. n. James River. .sS -49 g. A. -6-s5
T. NJ "paNy. +~EVccnt sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
Seaboard Air Line Railway

sOJTHBorND TRAINS SCEpJi.z.l, ats
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$50 A. Local 90 Norllne. Raleigh
Charlotte. liuinstou- $500 b -Sleepers
and cnarhes. savannah. JarksonVfile and
Florida Points $50 T. M-Solia ps.ii-.,ee
train to So Augustine 1880 p. NJ -Slee,-
ers and coaches Atlanta. 2ir-ss...-------- .--s-
phls Savannah. Jacksonville ana Southuest.
NDlriiioi ND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
$50 A. d.. 6.52 s.. AZ. sac = ~ s.5s p "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01

"7''7 :
BALTIMORE. MD. January 81 Seal board
air Line. common and prefe-red-Nothfrt-
doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01

STOCKS co DOWN
BUT RISE AGAIN

Bear Operators, Realizing the
Situation, Set About Rcduc-
ing Their Commitments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
MAROi oRAS-NEW ORLEANS. IA
MOBILE. ALA. AND PENSACOLA.
FLA FEBRUARY T-fc foo7

Worry low rates tI1 Sol rHEGN RNt...
WAY from an points 90 the above points
snd return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
RALTIMoRE srock -
l-..lrand. fa. january -f -s.-.
SALES AT BOARD


Va Car Chem pfd.. p e.. 200 1852
vac. g. co. Col IT, o. ct... $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
KISS JOINS The MONEY
DEVILS To DOOM RACE

risge bonds econ after they we're
assumed
This Will DO for auimais. which
have 20 moral guide 10 conscience
or nature. and yei there are thou.
aauaa Of hoaaily human beings who
thus contract matrimony.
Pleads FOR Old ideas
Marriage f. = figure OF a heay
enly relation. Of that union between
Christ and Hia people. IN which the
rest IL made possible. both for time
and eternity and nothing could be-
q more criminal and blaephemous
OUTRAGE upon the wisdom and law
the goQdncsa and mercy Of God.
than 70 lay foul aud Aacfllegious
hands upon His sacred institution.
"llut lot the say that every ma
tlon has been wiser and more yiriu.
Gus. n not So progressive. In the
primitive stages Of It's development
Integrity, purity and religion Hhon0
brighter iu their earlier struggle Of
social and national life Oldfash.
ionod social purity would not fit
the Eorgcous day IN which we live.
but e would be a good thing II our
goodness and greatness had more
OF the spirit andylfiue ~ primitive
times and Institutions The coun
try would be- better OF II It had
paid less attention 20 money set
ting and more 20 virtue -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

The Rainier company asks $780,
52G for the dirt included In the city
contract. which amounts 70 some
thidg over 100000 cubic yards.
Outside the city contract there are
100000 cubic yards on private
property which the new company
viii move, raising the total value
Of The work 10 ti,4S5. 900
The new company viii take six
months 10 install rs plant and will
have two years after that In which
TO do the work. ~ that II viii be
February, 1910. before the regrade
ia completed
The plant will pump 10000 900
gallons Of water daily and win
move 10000 cubic yards q earth
a day, record that has never been
approached By machinery ia the
northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
fssar special servIes.l

CAIRO. M Aux o re, Lesion
ID Haas. whose discovery aud con
dcmuation Of the kiss devlf has
caused scores 70 discuss the qncs
lion. should unengaged couples
kiss ?" has discovered another
devil. the money devil
Or Bass IN q new Interview De.
clared.
Because young women will al
low mon 20 kiss them before be-
coming engaged n lax condition Of
morals has arisen which threatens
the downfall OF our country.
Too much money IL aiding 10
the downfall to which We seem
bound For when wealth comra IN
al the door. virtue goes out Of the
window
kiss Bars Civilization.
For / believe that the highest
and puroat form OF civilization 10
impossible IN any axe or country n
the men believe that the young
women they have led To the mar.
riaRe altar have been guilty Of kiss.
Ing half a dozen other men before
marriage
These liberties before marriage
often have resulted IN the inndelly
and worse that snapped the mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06


nENVER AUG. 3 From iadiFa-
ensz darinx the past few days the
stats u Idaho a hesliatinx about
rrsssratiag Pettibeae There ara
TIC reaaons The main one being
lnmfileient fnnds. ard the other
hsk q coniidenee In ability 20 con.
usrt
Il has iast leakesl eat that SEN.
sser nogah wA4 here last Friday
I'D Saturday tfls visit vas Kept
. sseres until newspaper mon dis.
rrFtFea him In close consultation
rHh several mine awpers.
staasof koTAh stated that be usas
htr simplg 10 look 10 land eases.
~ . those eho Aass been ap-
prn4ehsd the impression . given
IA = vas hers attempting to
Fasss sslislclsat funds ff0m mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
NO CLOTHES TILL 1O---HORRORS

CHICAGO IN. Aug. s.-one Of
those ama1ng Chicago university
professors has broken into print
again. lie had 10 use an ak 10 do
Il. but be broke in. all right.
This time Il IL Prof. Frederick
Starr. Early IN life Starr accepted
the truth Of Pope's statement that
the proper study Of mankind IL
man" That Is shy be Is now pro
iessor Of anthropology In the bis
Midway university.
But that IL probably not why be
said what be did
No. that vas because be had not
ameiicd 81 printer'a ink lately. aud
his noairila h8nkorcd for a whiff
Of the odurous STUFF
Hence q wAs that Prof Starr
stood on his hind legs. As Sam
Jones used 20 remark. and de
clared.
Children should wear no Cloth
ttsM AfAW WY so " FNAfA ~ HHtg
= mean, rot a stitch cf cloth
lng. This is right on beth physi
elosleai go moral grounds
A Rasn cat np immediately
when Prof starr cut loose with
tits dic'nni. and OF an the gaapers
none EaUpcd more conspicnousiy
than .ira. Elizabeth Gfannie. Of
NeN York. according 10 a dispatch
received here. Mrs. Grnnuis. you
know. IL president OF the National
Purity League
Good graclousl" she exclaimed.
Tho very idea Of such a thing, IL
- positively outrageous
10 you thiak that New York
would tolerate the spectacle OF
children playing ia the perks with
out any clnthiHgyT
Certainly not. responded Mrs
Grannis Mortified al the very idea
The police would be after them ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Resigns From Engineers Office TO Take Over Denny
Hill WOrkBOard Lets Contract to Rainier improve
ment Co., Which VIII Get $l,B5,9OO for Work.

Assistant Engineer James G JEFF
ferry ~ TO be the engineer IN charge
Of the Denny hin regfade. one Of
the largest city contracts ever let
In the history OF Seattle. Jeffery
viii leave his regular work IN the
engineers office on the first 81
September 70 take charge Of the
work
The board 81 public works let the
contract Tor the reRrado this morn.
ing TO the Rainier Development
CO. which was organized for the
purpose Of offering a bid. The new
company Is backed BY a Chicago
contractor named Oyeratreet. who
came 10 Seattle 20 organize the
company. The Lewis Conatruc.
lion Go and one or two other firms
are interested locally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
LUM B ERlNE EN-
TO APPEAL

A final appeal 70 the interstate
commerce c0mUlssion w'ill be made
BY the committee representing the
various lufnbermcn's associations
o. the Pacific coast. which IL forInu.
latlnk plans to fight the raise ia
rates on lumber and shingles 10
the east. which becomes effective
October ] An order viii be asked.
opening the Portland gateway. rely.
ing upon the two propositions that
Oregon lumber shippers are grant
cd a cheaper rate for a shorter
haul and that a sea level route II
given BY way Of Portland. whereas
the northern lines carry lumber =
longer distance and over higher
elevations, a condition which the
committee says should not exist
Figures are now being complied
showing this difference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
BOARD IS Divided over
PLAN OF REASSESSMENT

Decided difference Of opinion
exists IN the Equalization board ON
the question as to whether a re.
assessment OF all real estate IN the
county ought % be made under the
guiHc OF an equalization. Council
men Sawyer Reynolds and llurd
are in favor Of such a course. while
County Treasures Gormley and
County Commissioners Rutherford
and Rockingham are opposed 20
so radical a step. the favor oquali-
zation when the discrepancies be.
tween adjoining properties are so
fragrant as to amount 20 an in
Justice,
Assessor Parrish and County
Commissioner Ahrahams. while
recognizing the justice of a prac-
uical reassessment OF All real estate
Ia the county. are opposed TO Il
on the ground that II cannot be
done within the three weeks TO
which the session of the board Is
limited The second days session
of the county board OF equalization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
PASS ORDINANCE
FOR SALT MAINS

II uothinE luierferoN 20 block the
game. tho long talked about salt
water mains Wiil ho built dufiua the
coming months The cnuneii last
night adopted The fesaiuilcu order.
lnw their iunAiiment
Tbs funds for this wofk. which
viii eost IN the neixhbofheod ~
f2sn 900. Nere provided for 10 last
year =. lesY.
Pipes wiil be laid on Pike. uniun.
Maripn. Columbia. Cherry. fealet
Way. Washington and Jackson ats
from Railroad AZ. 70 Third AZ The
pipes sill be 90 First.
secoad and Third avs. from Pike 10
Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

was opened by County Treasurer
Gormley, calling the attention OF
the board TO a law passed by the
legislature OF 1897, which prevents
any owner of personal property
who refuses 90 give the assessor
a sworn statement from appearing
before the board OF equalization
to protest against an arbitrary as.
sessment made by the assessor.
The tug OF war came when Coun.
Gilman Sawyer desired TO have the
board reassess an the real estate In
the county, A division OF senti.
ment between the city and county
members Immediately became APP
parent the county members be.
ing opposed to so radical a step.
Commissioner Rutherford claimed
that 90 do more than 20 straiehten
out glaring inequalities, would be
going against the spirit OF the
law.
The board finally decided to take
the matter under advisemcnt be-
fore taking any definite action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06


TANGIEIt, AUG. French war
ships have bombarded Casa Blanca
as a result OF tho Moorish tribes.
men firing on the troops landing
To protect the French consulate
Many casualllea are reported
The aituatlon Ia the Rrayost since
the beginning Of the trouble Il ~
said the Moorish consul leader has
boon ordered to surrender to me
French consul, under threat OF tho
town heing Nzed hy French guns
Five French officers aud ak sail
ora we're Injured
Spanish warahipa Joined the
French IN bomharding tho villages
surrounding Casa blanca.
The hombardmant Was started by
the dalllce from the harh0r When
the shells began breaking over tho
town. the Moorish forces fell back
allowing the French sailors e. carry
away the wounded The French
cruiser Due HulayA and the Spanish
cruiser bon Alyafodo yaaas Joined
tho GAlilre.
Many dwellings we're shattered
lsarNe relnf0rccmsnta % trlheamen
from outlying districts we're rush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

,,,,ns Mayer Charles H. Bur
.e,t toaay named SATURDAY August
+ = he day fer The formal opon.
M 4 The public market authorized
= ). clty ecaneil Cor PIKE place
49, burnett Is heartily IN tasef
aa, "a enblsc market and lost no
q ~ 4 signing ne blll today which,
nsa w. \ fsall, passed BY the eoaneil
=, - ssv blll sets Oft he We.
- = PIE place from ss ieoi
.',rse Il no north line % fike -
4 "a north line % Pine a. Tor me
wsrses and provides that ifoaa =
e'rsoek IN the morning until u
s.elcek aoon The use 81 me street
nav b wholly devoted TO ih1s par
wse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
HESITATE AT
REDUCTION

local aeenta 81 the railroads On
terms Seattle arr somewhat wsA
lied over the question % applying
TIE rev fula relating 20 a felnc
glon ~ g. il IN esaitound gaaaen
arr fares The Hartman lines are
she Only nues authorized 10 do burl.
ness % che new basia daflng nc
month ~ August on the sth. slh
and ieih of ihi# morih All the f1ail
will sell reduced round trip fatea
fur nNe faru. pins $50 The a1nnfH
81 iha roads competing wita tho
Hartman iinea d. not kraw
whether they have tho right
20 make the reduction OF not. hea
itAtiaE hscanne no word has con8H
frnm headquarters and fearing in
take hberfy That might disrleAse
the iHtaraiate commerce commits.
aiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
,sgestiOn Of The Star 10 Combat Commission Com
Iue Embodied in Ordinance Which Becomes Law
Open August II.

There ls room IN the space allot.
ted for 80 90 % teams 70 stand.
and tho theory ia that those teams
driving Ia with their produce from
the country viii line up along the
street convenient to customers Who
So there 90 buy
The public market viii be under
tha contrul 90 a certain degree 81
tho superintendent ~ streets. who.
after the hours. will each day see
that Il n put into condition again
Cor traffic
Councilman 7. = Reyeiie. who
introduced the bill In tho council.
aaid to-day that he would Like 90
see some form ~ public reeogni.
tiun 81 the Orvning Of this. the
nrsl public market ever establish.
"a Ia this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
SUNELOWE RS
TO PICNIC

The Kansas guufiower club will
hold ~ annual picnic At Woodland
park next Saturday afternoon and
evening All former residents Of
Kansas are invited 90 attend
After n short business session. IN
which plans fer a Kansas exhibit
AZ the Alaska Yukon. Pacific expo.
ailinn Will BE- discussed, an interest
irg program. consisting of music.
addresses aud readings will b.
given. The principal speakers erinn
Senator = u Piles John ~ Rob
erta. = A BalllnEer and Clay
Alien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

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Az nikht, iudEius By the gunner
- eonF lalnis /ieaching police
bfasgi4rfeft this morning
Aeon No 8 iE ihe Wayne hotel.
4 sxth ~. ! and Dcaf born as
- catered With a pass hey ana
Hss sioihirg taken.
Thieves entered room No : ia
y National hoiei. and stole a SUIT
g sloihes. together with q Masonic
~ aaa pair Of cuff bati0na made
y ~ sans design The articles
es'oasee 70 George W. Elder.