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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-02

AoNS a.
Il. IN. she
was ready
to ma Ike
Affidavit
that she
had Viz
ginia Iiar-
ned. Max
Inc ELI
OFT, and
Nj Il r y
Nj Il an err
Ing com
p tely
tn r o W u
back into
the ChO-
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-02

Smoke La Verda Cigars.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-02

That the Mayor objects.
Tha3 uzder tie .last Aseistpu of, the
Supreme Court members Of voiun-
teer IRE departments must again pay
poll tax.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-02
GeorgeAdeFables
The Fearsome Feud Between
the First Families.

Copyright 1902. 1908 by Robert Howard
RUSSELL
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-02
Local and Personal

Smoke Wenatchee Perfectos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

of the bill is to prevent careless persons
from leaving barbed wire in exposed
places where livestock may become en-
tangled in il.
House bill No. 100. by Westphal. pro-
Viding for the recording of expiration OF
commission of -notaries public, was
House bill No. 227. by Dyreng. provid-
ing fer the marking of land by means
of corner posts and other permanent mon
uments, failed. Is to T.. Notice of mo-
ton TO reconsider was siyen.
Senate bill No. S., by Hoilingsworth. re-
lating to the superintendent Of school
funds. was passed.
House bill No. So. by Marks, relating
to conveyances of personal property
to prevent persons disposing of goods
Lought on the installment plan to when
the vendor still held title Notice of mo-
ton to reconsider was given.
House bill No. 30. by Marks. pTovid-
ing that witnesses in civil cases in city
courts of cities of the first and second
classes be paid fees as Is done in the
district court. was passed.
When house bill No a05. by Clegg- maxi
ing IL a misdemeanor for justice of
the peace to refuse to grant a change
of venue when the proper affidavit Is
filed. came up, Jensen of Salt Lake
moved to send the measure to the foot
of the calendar and 10 take uD in its
same ground in different form. 1t de
veioped that the committee had not yet
reported on the Jensen measure. It did
so almost Immediately. however, but tas
bill took its regular order at the bottom
of the list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Simply Swallow
Many Eat as Though They Were
Blind and Their Tongues
Cut Out.

dyspepsia is built on cOnfideRce-too
Mlen confidence in the ability of YOUR
.sgl'iaeh TO digest anything and every
uihlg you pot into il.
IN this aga We have developed speed
y eleN iine Of action. and we have also
usleFsped speed in masticafion.
W aeH take time 10 eat right. and
~ suihes we do not eat the right kind
~ lood Sometimes we carry our bust
No. % our meals and as a result eat
s Hissessahieaily. We eat as though we were
nm ,'i,ae ana ana our tongues cut out. We sim
Ne result is that the food we eat is
o os'I .s saewed and lies Ike lump of lead
lou may deny TO Yourself that you
hhil NJ Eour stomach. but when you get a
4 a'0a's feeling, you can't deny you've got
wen you get brash. eruetations. burn
i sessations. boating. aversion to food
-. appetite, belching and other kim
sst ~ shments. there is not much use
- A's Yourself for the time being. why
.S suffer- Tie fact is you've get these
s Nm. and the question of the hour is
=. - ~ gel ma OF them at once. so that
ses sesa next meal YOU msE he able TO sit
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- -. herewith a keen appetite ana a
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vin' !. enc OF Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

STUNNING GIBSON ETONS,
NEW STYLE PONY COATS AND
MANNISH COAT SUITS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
PROMOTION FOR NEWELL.
irrigation Engineer Now Director of
Geological Survey.
Especial to The Herald.)

Washington, March 9.-F. II. Newell.
chief engineer of the government recla-
nation service. has been selected to
succeed Charles ID. Walcott as director
of the United States geological survey
Newell is we'll known throughout the
west. having had charge Of government
reclamation work since the passage of
the irrigation law in 1902 His first en-
gineering work was done in Colorado.
where he located after graduation from
the Massachusetts, Institution of Tech
nology in 1856. In addition to his en-
cheering ability. Mr.. Newell has ca
pacity for organization which has
served to make his administration of
the reclamation work successful
Neweli's successor has not been
chosen. but it is believed the place wiz
be given to Arthur p. Davis. who has
been his assistant in administering the
reclamation service
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
DfuehI & frdnken

THE DRUG STORE THAT MOVED,
Our soda trade-cold and hot drinks
are better than before. Stop in on your
way home after shopping
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
pEFlEs THE GOVERNOR.

Providence r. J.. March s.-sheriff
White notified Governor Higgins today
that he will pay no attention to the de-
maRd from the governor that the sheriff
bar from his office at the capital Cen
eraf Charles r. Bray1or who. the COVER
nor alleged. is using the shersffs office
for lobbying and corrupt practices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

What Weakness" is and
How We Cure It.
So-called weakness In men is
merely a symptom of chronic
inflammation In the prostate
gland, brought on by early dis
sipation or by the improper
treatment OF some contracted
disease. A complete and radical
cure is therefore a question OF
restoring the prostate gland to
the normal state, and this we
accomplish promptly and COM
pletely without the use Of In
ternal remedies. Our treatment
is a local one entirely. 1t Is
original and scientific and has
been proven absolutely effec-
tive by thousands Of tests We
are convinced that by no other
methods can full and perma-
nent restoration of strength and
vigor be accomplished
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
Contracted
Disorders.

Be sure your
cure is thorough.
Not one Of our
patients has ever
had a relapse
after being dis
charged as cured,
and we cure IN less
time than the ordi-
nary forms OF treat
ment require.
Specific Blood
Poison,
No dangerous miier-
ais TO drive the
virus to the interior.
but harmless blood
cleansing remedies,
that remove the last
poison faint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
On Your Way From the
Doctors Office

Bring the prescription to US,
1t will be filled carefully. tx
pert preSCriptioniStSi pure,
fresh drugs check system.
We will send for it if you go
home first,
We will deliver it no extra
charge.
It's part of our business to
be accommodating
And our customers always
say, "Your prices are 50
reasonable. F"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

HUNDREDS WILL BE CURED IN ONE MONTH
FAVORABLE SEASON OF THE YEAR.
o a medicines free
$500-CURES BY MAII-$5O0
o
advantage of this grand and he
Consultation
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN.
men all diseases of caused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
TO RECOVER SWAG
IN TACOMA

Detective Kennedy went 10 TIA
coma today TO recover some OF ths
plumber taken from this city BY ths
three men now IN custody IA the
city Of destiny. The men ars
Ernest Long. Mike sweeny and
James Haggerty who we're arrested
IN Tacoma a few days ago after
an exciting chase. The Tacoma po-
lice have . strong case against the
men and they will be tried In that
city II they should succeed In
getting an Aoqui,tal. they win be
brought here and tried for break
Ing into hotel rooms.
haEEcrty has confessed and says
that this 10 hiH first offcnse and
that Long and sweeny led him into
the crime He claims that he made
a break for liberty when the police
we're after him because be did not
like the notorieiy OF being arrest
ed. he says that his father il liy-
Ing In Seattle and Il working a. a
linotyper on one OF the local pa
pern. When arrested In Tacoma he
was shot By an officer a. he tried
70 escape, but not seriously hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
'HIGGY' DOWN
AND OUT

Manager Brown says Ne Wouldn't
Have star Pitcher for Any Price
New--rrells Tale o. Flpht
"iligKinhOttom ia surely down
and out ~ far as professional base.
ball IL concerned. | wouldn't have
him now at any price and will see
thAt he worries some before he can
play ball IN faat company.
80 remarked Manager Red
brown, Of tho Aberdeen team, IA
Vancouver tho other night Red"
IA evidently very sore aud Ia telling
the Canuck sporting writer's all
sorts uf yarns about nlE The Van.
couyer Province prints tale about
how Mike Lynch punched HiE.
Elnhottom IN the Jaw and
chased him around the boat one
nlsht when they were returning
from the Turner Holly nfhi ut
Pleasant Reach, The story con.
ciudea with tho statement that neat
morning HiKkinhoitom sought cut
Manager Schroeder. who advised
him Ga 80 and apologize 10 Lynch
and that Ills. ala 20. This story
the Province says. has not been told
before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

byron. O., April ss.-Eishty avs
years old, Jack Page. whose svis
aenca sent over ~ men 90 the ohio
psuitentiarY during the past two
years and broke up tha worst aara
81 nra bugs ever exposed IN thls
country. has himself been sent to
serve two years In the penitentiary
for arson.
An cid indictment was revived.
aud Page pleaded guilty. There
Waa nothing else Tor him to do. The
judge told him tine action was = re-
huhs 90 him FOR trading upon his
ability So convict other euiprits
II u said that he has OF late gone
back 20 the afehuE business
For 70 years band 81 hrabuEs
operated IN this section OF ohio and
across the border ~ Michigan aud
Indiana. and nearly o.. 900 0e0 worth
81 property was destroyed Between
90 and 100 men we're involved. many
of them among the most prominent
In Williams. Fulton and Lucas eoua-
ties
Pare vas ihs star pyromaniao Of
the bunch lie was an expert a.
setting nren. but was the tool Of
the Nwaithief men. For a trick
turned tn Michigan he was arrested
and convicted. tie gang failing 70
aid him. while 10 vas Ia prison
they neglected his family.
Page came out u prison burn
fHE Haame with bitterness Re he
skn his confessions two years aEo.
and 70 indictments we're returned
some being eth pending Th.
casas went back 20 yasrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
THE INTERRUPTED LETTER

Sc arose. al the women iockins
a. HIN Nj revenge wss near
- have nei the pleasure % yenf
acquaintance. said he.
I'm Ilarsnees father said
teud enough for the woman 20 heat
"F1orsnrs'Hf
''csa.s rsnsmssr. en- wesfaily
fofFstfui
what Do yoa mean. SIR he
asked could see The seiof sarainE
inio his gestures fia must taal the
seman. / handed him the isitsr.
That vii ssslsia -hAt ! mean,
sif
The disusFs uere watehius Some
% the ~vtnsn feared a fight and
loeksd ready 10 sefsam
HAh, pcs. mRia Truwnef auaxaiy
tsreaidHt TIE tsuHE woman eamsr
Eappass "a trt her dine At 10.
fei slth al aatoTf pronounced
ssaosar the mssBsss way I ceala
Tfawers cree ssafsd his hands
elutshss We paa too sell trained.
hswe1ss. ~ she's perturbation uFsss-
taily he turned 10 The woman and
said
'ars Trowsr. PARTON me FOE pfs.
seating a. individual Who evidently
rsn think Eeud 81 no ots~
Mrs. Tfe~sf srvse and bowed
Sc sprry Mics nseeks oouifn's
come
Bone ehasnp Al ths n~s, tabs -as
laughing a. u ne had heard a as
aeiees ieas
"rvrhsps ypuH explain TIE ts,isF. 3.
I rss.2sheis toand not % iss TTawsf
act assr o. easily
not for Ntnr bsnHfiA hat 60 put
me usht before thesa people Yauf
laughter hss utittsn a sueesssfll
aiaf ! ata starr if ~ New raFs
I marvel ~ hst taisnt. sihe. shs
could rot have tnhsritea u frum tbs
getsfual si4e
Nearly al shs feel psopi. we're tit.
terms Here IL the contract drawa
~ for her . sssn. presume you're
= hnsy 70 taks lunch ~ith ne Decd
Ca siffs
rfewsr let cut q iaush-ons %
those eanfeundes stage laaahn. ana
sofap hiud 81 Stiffness got late the
sttaF taiafs
The SO cant step = man from nsak.
l1E foot - himself ! suppose 7 uas
enc that day rss uhY shauld ar
arinf Nftts = mysterious note ta =
feang stft, purpossir q get her fath.
- into sans pfsHlramsHfF ~.
ariiiAu h~ have sKplsfaea csc pas
paes n the meeting 10 ihe nslssiv-
ant rpf have 1T man 81 against
the Eans structf never wiii De
sbis % snfufs actors
~ Al taia fiaf.no. she better
a. ana sl9ul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
sY RoaGR BlRct,

"ay daughter correspond ~ith an
arsorf NsVsff"
me envelope here the sanders
name. tAahl4n rfuwsf. broad o.
tnuHIrr
HEMP said ny wifs
Yea Keep out can tAks care %
ihis tnyssif 30 common actor is So
ma to-
tiss not a aomman sefaF Hes
ans " The greatest
You women would aii chase after
= fsiloN sha fid mock hsfetes
ph. Henri she vent weeping
apHtAiFs
dsisrninsa 20 dsal as brasqusiy
eith tnW other wpfaaH ouiaE ~ s~@
sialFnsg eallsd sFiafsnesrf she
eane flTlng desu
apeH the letter.
Hhs Ripped or the end Nj chns
aFsa usts taught 20 obey IRE tniss
sfss uAs simple boz seriously aans
kerups fer = raunE girl
Dear Niles nreaks II would BE-
NEST eonysnlsnf 70 uaset at iabck At
TIE Broad At hotel az today with
deep regard. taFhian TfassF
y Nanf % Tell yea. p@p@." said
Think I aont ans~ about saah
fhlnksf 50 ihis ts whY yea'Ya sot
siesstu every Nesk far TrvNsfss slsck
cotnp&hy. Niea place % meet AZ
actgf. 81 . hossia-a
Hut. Papa. sus aant=-'
Il ennt shF AnYfhinn I arn'f
knes seaa, actors mes,ihx yeunH
eiFts
WAY dnus raa ist me tell youf''
'slns letter es<sa't asss say ~
~ tsts 70 uaAks the fasanins after
m. srl bsr., eas sryins. VA. her
mushsf
uisa tns ths ist,sT"
she handed n ever.
T fuft'a yoa e meet hfn I'm
1srstaadf
IL I Cont
~ fea g.. ~ hnor Sc
Hh- nsa upstairs
! STARTED for ny offirs eontarsf
F~Aa ths funfsitHs paper ne anger I
raHssd e. tifk faFhtsH Eaaaaf H.
afres tried % Ne etsH u n
stssesfaHhefs Net she ga 8asbis
~efs sut - Fsrf feaf rsepis Al
NkFs act - fnulisaty shes re
ansff ! mate W faF rufnd % see
Hfewes mys@if woaitnt mlaes
Hsaslsfs
Il ~ss Us when ar usher dlr.ct.
- me q ffuw~fs tahaa A wcsnaF =
Mas si'tlaa beside him
~Firkca % sneths girl thcushf
I y hnQS these actors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
INSPECT ssw rrsr.

Superintendent l. u. Youngn OF
the water department and u. W
scott Of the engineers office spent
the day today At Volunteer PARK
testing the bis new centrifugal
pump which has been Installed
there. This pump Is 100 feet highsF
than the ldneoln PARK pump and
Ntll be able TO serve mgsh easier
the hlgh service sections II u
operated b. electricity from The
Seswnsh aud Yeaier station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

r.sinaiioa q their
4. l<.l~ares q The star
I .sse Aseeaing sAleons
- ne county com
a - pfopcse a system
v~sns The indlscrimln.
- zach resortA
4 = Sxarains TO cemmis
.-rkams. IA whose az
4 ne saleons arr, =
= .spliraat Tor = saloon
1000 rs petition IN the
- 4 bis locality. giving
!, y ailssns Of the com
,sse.t 20 the granting
-, i they - desire
nstlsz a, Increasing the
I = t,ea 70 $500. 70 b
4. = nsssa liesase& Il =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
|ESS OF TRADE GIVES
m TO HILL AND HARTMAN

sge population ls eaytng the same
numheg q cigars ans drinks A.
aforetsme
Tho total receipts OF the govern
ment from customs. internal rev
snus and miscellaneous sources fer
the present fiacal year. dsting from
June 80. isos. we're tsit.ti0 asa 0s.
as compared With stss. I3s. 2tdis for
similar period last year There
haa esea an excess % receipts over
expenditures. which has accamulat-
ed IN the treasury a surplus q
st2.07u.sfi49
Reports 60 the department Of
commerce and labor ahow that the
only place where there has been
any decline and this II only a very
slight one@is IA the internal CON
Fnsree movements Tor February
1871 February shipments Of pack
tng house rFodarts from Chicago
wsrs z0S se4 zsa pounds. slight
loss a. conp4rvd with ahignsnfs
during February. 1906. ~ ssls.g1s. /.
sts pounds
Canned meats Skipped from tho
principal cities IN ths middle wet
dropped nhget 90 pr cent a loss
which may he explained By the ex.
posure % the packing house condI-
tons gone months ago.
The conntry IL dulnx business
Credits are no, expanded 70 an
unhealthy extent.
Speculation has been wisely
curbed.
Tbs wess and soath are infspeu.
dent nf Nav York and have nos
been affected BY condition. IN that
city.
Altogether Il IL the oplnion % tie
aecresnrf Of the treasury ard OF the
BEST financial Authorities In WASH
ingten that the country IL s;iil far
removed from anything like a ser
IONS panic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
FANS LIKE 1T

RED" Ehrst's system Of raising
his right arm fnf a strike and hia
left Tor ball. IL popular With the
fans. for II they fail 60 hear hts
voice they know what the decision
l. anyway. When a crowd sets
kcyed up In an exciting situation.
only those directly behind the plate
--and Dot always thoee~ean hear
tho umpiro's decisions. even when
his umpha has voice hks Ned
EhFut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Ana the hshtirrsft
OF Taft
Third. ie our rifinsnrT
Afis.s Henry,
one mere
Never heard Of him t~foraD
Ard between affnks
We hear what HE thiaks
Ana all the burden OF Ufs shaft.
10 likewise TAFT"
nih Charles p. ana Henry too.
ARE there any more 81 home liks
yauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

lie told how arson had been
made business BY EsnG which
solicited trade the same ~ an In
suFanes company does. except that
their proponitton was The reverse
OF the Insurance proposition fhey
insured destruction BY IRE Instead
OF protee Ion from IRE.
They worked Up custom among
men who we're tn financial straits
and needed money. and even farm
"a out their services 20 parsons who
wanted nriEhbars barn burned
for revenge. 10 many pfominsnt
men weTs In the conspiracy that
Justice was banned for over a score
Of years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
|y0NBY VOTED TO BE GREATEST

N 4 tzs greatest horse the
= NJ 14z prpdaeeSf As veil
e aazslsisr OF the beauty Of
Y n zrszsness Of a painting
= s,.ars q . flower. for the
- u2 . b make up great
napz szFse are a. elusive
Hzsxrt urs thsse. II must
ssrr Z 30 ding discussion
~ SsaFtr 81 ne fhoFouwnhrad
~sAls lais A. Il should b
~ - lrisxs out 20 strongly
nsisr " ne angmal a. an
fssasston over his good
- saHss,
y q dess asked 70 erfresa a
nEat i diaeals not to pro
fkzlity Of choices as 10 the
ssi1u. asecsion for dead and
nrses hiasinx their judgment
= 4 striking ciearuesa In
ys " Which the immortal
y : crowned king.
Of the noted ,urfneu
-A Belmont. A. danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
roLics RAVE slass.

Ia the basement u the city bail
10 stored q large number Of sigma
which have been taken In ~ the
police. The signs eeFn stuck W
By the uEion Tailoring companY.
% laird az. In different parts 81
the city. In tho llKht Winds II ths
iaat few days moss Of them usfs
blown aopu and Chief Wagp-u.
steln ordered them all taken ~ A.
jet the owners have not called far
their siKna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
GEORGETOWN
WINS ITS CASE
fstsr Special ssrxles.A

OLYMPIA. Wash. April Ia
The supreme court this morning
dismissed the application Of the
Northern Pacific and Columbia 4
Puget Sound railroads for a writ
Of review In the action OF the King
county superior court IN permit.
TING the CITY OF Georgetown 10
bring proceedings 10 condemn a
rtMhtof.way across the railroad
tracks for the extension OF Saun-
dsrN Az.
The dismissal 10 based upon the
technical grounds that the railroads
have a better remedy by direct APP
peal Instead Of by a writ OF review.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Although strenuous efforts are
being made By the news cart msn
20 have the right Of having the
carts on the streets restored 70
them. chief Of Police Wappenstsln
has refused 20 make a move aud
has made lt plsin that the carts will
have to stay away The news men
have engaged an attorney aad all
probably make a fight aEAlus. the
ORDERS q the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

lie was hnrfyins 20 washinstoa
20 attend banquet given - Barren
Hossu, the Russian ambassasfof.
When they arrived 81 washington
bF, Albert thAus who accompanied
him. asked Mr.. stead for she bes-
EaEs checks
what ehsaksr- Mr.. Hssaa rspltsd
in surprise
Those paper tags | gave yon in
Nsw fefh after I checked youf jag
gage Ehaw said
~oh. I thFsw thos. away. SAD
Mr., Htssd. Z dtd not know they
usts Of aaY value
u toah Df. shaw untii asariF mid.
niahs % square u with the baggage
officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
NEW law ssKEs rRousLE

The new city ordinance calling
for the display OF license badges on
both sides and the r~ar OF express
aud delivery wagons and also Oh
the person Of the driver Is eaaaing
the police lot 81 bother, as the
drivers Ia mAhy cases have not
bsea made acquainted with the nsN
order u things and pursue lhelF
vocation not knowing that they
break tia law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
ELIMINATE GR0G SHOPS In
KING COUNTY

more difficult one" said Mr. Ahra
hams II am not sure that the IN
crease Of the license Zee would I'm
prove either the character Of the
saloons or reduce drunkenness. hul
II upon investigation I find that Il
would havu that effect. will "a
vor an increase and 40 viii Com
missioncfs Rockingham and Ruth
ertord
Up 70 date the trouble has bean
that wv arr bound down BY = sys
TEN which has existed for years
and u We were 20 refuse anybody
license. the cry of faveFitlsm
would Immediately so up.
A aoon a. the youngstown mat.
ter IL disposed of Ne wlll take up
the qaestioa Of saloons In the rest
OF the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
EAT'EI IN
FLAMES

Eyefy fire company on the east
side vas working for hours,
Six alarms from various pointa
were almost simultaneously turned
Ia. rhree hundred families werc
driven out BY the flams6
The most serious damage occurred
at the nlapatch express company p
stables where she men and horses
we're Killed.