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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
A Different Loaf.

why, exclaimed little John
When he heard his father telling abe
somebody who was looking after d
ioaVes and fishes, that's lust vi,
mamma says about Uncle Henry"
Says about Uncle Henry?" reps.t
eu his father, in establishment WI
do you mean?"
"hy' pa, don't you know" sl
Johnny mamma says Uncle Hem
only loafs and fishes"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Illlnoisan Falls to Death

Marion, lIl.-Guilford Bats. check
We!shman at the West mines near
Johnson City. this county, met q
horrible death by falling from the tin.
house through the shaft and to thn
oottom' a distance Of 800 feet. When
picked up the man was dead, almost
every bone in his body being broken nv
lhe TALL. The man lived in Johnston
City and was so years of age
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
JOHN BROWNS HELPER IS DEAF
Oan'e' w. Lewis Succumbs to Para,
ly'ic Stroke in Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore.-Seized on a Stree,
py paralytic stroke, Daniel W
Lewis. to whom John Brown owad
MS period of freedom in Kansas after
HIS return to that state, is dead
he helped John Brown elude tbo
leoeral troops and achieved nationa,
prominence thereby. He was born i,
1908 IN Huntington, Long island
moved 10 Kansas, and served with an
Illinois company in the civil war No
came TO Portland in 1890. He had
been timber dealer. "
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
FAST MAIL Rc5sEp.
'nree Pouches Reported to Be mis,i,,
from surIinston's Car at on,h.

omaha, Neb.-It was reported bsre
d luesaay mat three mail pounches
containing $25O,OOO were stolen FROM,
night. 'ioiludy
., Little has been given out by the az.
thorities, but it is known tbot '' "u-
the case. P'''eu on
The sacks disappeared fran n
Oxford, Neb. "'er ana
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
s12'coo,ooo IN ROLLING STOCK
new Haven Road Spends Fortune a,
Its Traffic improvements

New Haven, Conn.-Twelve milton
uo,iarS IN new rolling stock has been
ordered by the New Haven road to no
delivered in the next two years.
,,,o. Nc ofu7r includes l22 locomotives.
most OF them of a new and larger
-ype IMAM any in use on the road.
''ooo freight and refrigerator cars ION
up,'o oate passenger coaches. 40 Phil.
man parlor cars and two nalatia,
stateroom sleeping cars.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
100000 TO Give A,.,u

webster City, Ia,-Abraham Shin
mer, lowa's uoted philanthropist who
Is said to still have s5,OOO,O 900, is de.
voting all his time now to travelling
over the state and giving money 10 the
needy lie says he will spend the rest
OF his fortune in this way if his life
is spared long enough.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
virginia Town R,,rni.

Norlolk, Wa dispatch received
mere from Princess Anne. somar.o.
on lire and threatened with deotr,, -
.loD; The fire was started nv IN,
cendiarles as a result of recent r,nn
troubles. n' race
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Cruiser Of to Guard Scale

washington, D. C.-The departure
Vi lhe naval transport Buffalo
from Puget sound for the Prihvlof
Islands is reported in dispatch to the
navy department. The Buffalo is 70
assist the revenue cutters in patroIinc
the sealing waters.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Chinese Mine Dis,e+o,

notwithstanding to private die
patches reaching here a terrible mino
disaster ;. mas occurred in China, result.
ing ing IN the death of about 1875 persons.
"o German engineers We're killed
ne explosion occurred in the Fapg
Inc Mine in Ting Tau province
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
The Motor Face.

A lew days ago a well-known d
Sohage was motoring in Derbyshir
when a policeman stopped him, reats
the London Tattler.
You'll have to take off that mask
SAID the officer, its frightening even
one who sees it."
But I'm not wearing one" q
plalned the unfortunate offender.
Inc best preparation for the futTs
Is the present well seen to. the lS
uuty We'll done.-George Macdonald
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Torch Causes Fatal Exn,oeio

rl'tSourg, Pa-Three men w.r,
u burned, 'wo it is thought fatally, bv
On explosion of gasoline engine -.
Vahdesrift, Pa. They were repairirn
sne engine when the gasoline was 10
nited by torch. "a" is
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Dies in ScaIdinu Batp

GAINESVILLE, ohio-James N. Ellis, IN
married, committed suicide here He
nlled a bath tub with boiling water
and then deliberately plunged head.
n into it. When found a rosary was
nrmly clasped in his lifeless hand Va
came here from Ireland year ago
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Phosphate Elevator Rurne

fernando, Fla.-The large new
phosphate elevators of the Sea.
BOARD Air Line at this place were
destroyed by fire. The loss is est;
mated at $4,000, partly covered by
insurance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Heavy Storm In nni

Cnicago-According to meager IN.
formation received here, a vioIen.
Storm struck Quincy early uesdar
llorhing' causing heavy DAMAGE ~
p, So far as known there wers
no casualties. "eie
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Race Horses Perish :,

Massillon, Ohio-Sixtv-two h.
including two race horses, wers
DESTROYED in a big livery stable
nre mere: The racing horses burned
were Enie K, and Atwood, with rec
prus OF 2;l2' One of the hostlers was
burned to death. The loss is s1oo oon
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Fractures Skull eettino u,.. n

kenosha, Wis.-Steve McCIoskov
"A years of age and a resi-,
dent OF Racine, died at the Kenosba
hospital from a fractured skull 70.
cel'ed IN a fall from street car while
attempting to recover his hat
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Negro Shoots Down sb.r;.

r, rnomasViile' Ga.-sherif w, w
lyus OF Grady county was shot twi ",
ana probably fatally wounded near
.sn Ga by Charles Williams, a ne.
gro whom ne sought to arres,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Man Kills Sister

rmladeiphia, Pa,-Because she 70.
fused to end him money, Agnes Do.
gan, aged 30 years, was shot and k,,1oa
oy her brother John, a railroad eaa
man. nag
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
Husband Leaves: wom.n Ki,

10 lulsa' l. T.-Annie Miller, age5
q 10 g.. whose young husband left ber
a Few hours before, committed suicide
ohe swallowed large dose of strvcb.
o'ne' her relatives reside at Alton
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
ROAD GETS BENEFIT
Al TORNEY GENERAL NOT DIS.
POSED TO SPLIT HAIRS.
WILL HOLD CONFERENCE TODAY
o00aparte viii Examine Atoms Tes-
tImony in Chicago Oil Re.
bate Case.

Washington, D. C-An importan
! conference will be held at the Dc.
f PdFtment Of justice Monday between
Attorney General Bonaparte and Spe.
clal Attorney Morrison, United States
District -.ttorney Sims. of Chicago.
ana Assistant Attorney Wilkerson. re-
gafdlng the promise of immunity from
prosecution given to E. H. Hartman
ana the Chicago & Alton for granting
REBATES to the Standard Oil company.
This promise of immunity is SUD.
posed to have been authorized by At
torney General Moody. and was given
by Morrison when he was United
states attorney at Chicago. as a result
OF an agreement of the Alton officials
10 turn states evidence against the
Standard Oil company.
Judge Lands, after imposing f.
hne OF $29,24O,000 on the Standard Oil
company, directed District Attorney
Sims to submit the case of the Chi.
caSo & Alton of allowing rebates to
the Standard Oil company to a spe-
clal grand jury and to secure indict-
ments If possible. The attorneys for
the Alton then appealed to Attorney
General BOnaparte against the deci |
sion OF Lands. and called attention TO
the promise Of the immunity and
agreement to furnish testimony
against the Standard.
The attorney general was greatly
by this situation. and de.
clared he knew nothing about it. He
then summoned all the officials con.
cerned in the transaction for the Dur-
pose of sitting the matter to the bot.
tom.
Attorneys in WASHINGTON.
Special Attorney Morrison, District
Sims and Assistant Attorney
"llkerson reached here Sunday night, ..
District Attorney Sims brought with
lin from Chicago the court record in >
ne Standard Oil rebate cases, so that =
ne attorney general may determine to =
ust what extent the Chicago & Alton
mould receive immunity from prosecu.
lon' Immunity was promised the
Dad on condition tat its officials y
RELY and fully testified to the part :,
played in violating the Elkins law. ~
An examination of the testimony 9,
I'll be necessary to ascertain whether g
ley gave their evidence without re- -,
9rve and played with absolute fair. r.
ess with the government. It is not
lie intention Of the attorney general
split hairs in the matter and in
eW of the fact that it was through ~,
cir evidence that the Standard Oh l.,
mpany was convicted, he will be dis w
'Sed TO give them the benefit of anv ~,
ubt. w
III, so.. ne
Inc department of justice will de. of
ne to proceed against the Chicago &c
Alton II its present understandings of
situation is correct, even though
federal grand jury, under JUDGE
ndls instructions, returns indict- d.
ents against the road or its officials ~,
Ter examining the record in the case 49, 49,
attorney general will send another a1
Ter to Judge Lands, in which he =" ""i
Il give his final opinion on the ones. ia
n of immunity. oiu
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE

-------~ - -
Germany and Rus.f, n,,, .,..,..
Norway notn,.l or,,,,1 , 49, {
them. " " az"
The Gray8on County Od c,,+ror.
Convention was in eyerv wav . roa,
success.
c,.
;ou "'7 very SO" about render
law.
y
nil, 30 'u'IeH|| stated that Russia
'O"IIu heT navy through Great
" ''"'n'
-,
With ~" ","'e Bank OF Seminole,
os-I s"p'y"I Sloch OF $4,000. has
Iu III ouSIn'Ss' with Ed Ram,
-. " '''u0"' ana NJ s. Doss Cash
A boiler on tho ono, ,o.n n...,
son exploded az o,o,- ,.9,. -,
boken. n 7 rmi,, n ,',,.
n,an '"0 '''S'"' eI' ana SIX other |
John 4 Cordio e,,.,.
jack met doath q,,o' '5,','"o ",' ,..
from the Towead cbfmno,. -, ra,5n-
said to he tho h;rbo,t - -, 49,. ''0 D',1
The chimney is AN for htuh "0''''
John Davis died at the Cook Con,tv
Hospital in Cbfca,o ,v,3na..,,.>,'
of what is diagooyed NV ,,h...a:s-S
as a broken neck coonna
lists efforts 70 n,,Il s:......l' O0H'
D'
TWenty-eight leases secrrod -, -, r
prospectOrs on about 5.ooo oo.r. T
land around yavn,. o,i C...;..U, VI
mar Comfy bovo r- r, i-''- r
comfy cIor,,,u ar '''0U III VIC r
a
Mr.. BOndurant nrocido,t = O
Cup t''' 'l"I proposes to finance the p
ana "IeSIihe Interurban, says d
'0nipany IS now practically ready to Il
~ o0'' lcdLa. n,
Mrs C2thnrino ,roao r.
seph Mazac 1;,;no WV W ~ h,
hanged borsoIe : o0i' 9,
-""s'u nefSeH IN barn. She was 81
''Uu' ior'y'nlne years old. She leaves VI
husband and four children. 20 20
Four nogroos u.o, %
theirs seriously ininroa ~ I rr' 'u'e0 fir
Tiss u,bon GU a. hlnsSley' ~
,o11o,, s...1, "Aoo anu mississippi G.,
"i0y irelsht train jumped the track 81
" ''D0'"ipeu construction train. fl,
Governor Hoko Smith - o.. cia
led an ordor to1,in 81 ueoisia Is me
.elv susnondino sna<o '' imlleul' the
Iosann l - Juioe Na'Iroaa Ge
'p0in'ing IT, McClendow. He gave tbo
reason Tor his action, simply quot. cor
3 lie Id" which enables the Cover. asa
IT 10 use this power. 7
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30

10 see what a good staying"
breakfast can be made without
high-priced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
sIRrH RECORD.

nioomstrom--szs Twenty NTH
ay. Ia wife o. Gastavna Adniphua
Hloomstrum. q son.
nllaaean RAvenha ct. March is.
20 the wifo Of Arthur BIiaasan. a
daughter
Harrington March 10. 10 the
Sife 81 W. NJ Harrington. a daaEh.
Ter.
MoeFe els Blanchard a.. March
II. 70 Slfe of T. 2. Moore. = aaagh.
Ter
RYder-i2t Sixteenth av.. March
Is. % wlfe q Herman s. Ryder. =
son.
Second az. northeast and
WOODLAND. March %. to the wife
81 p. A. Heinr. 4 son
Gorham-sf5 Maldsr Az. March
~. 10 the wife Of VI. H. Gorham. a
son
Klhara-sil Weller -. March rs.
70 the wife o. INakichI Kihara. a
son
nafthes-7iT BATTERY IT.. March
~. 20 the wife of T. I. Matthea,
a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Johason-Yictor A., >. March ~.
TeI nth av.
Gannon-Jamss r. 50. March ~.
ffamiln IT.
nauao- Elizabeth A.. 7 months.
March Is. Georgetown.
Ssudafs--f.sWia. &c, March ~.
Providence hospital
Andafsan--Aigert. 70. March A..
whitman Nv.
Erickson Susie. ae. March "a.
Minor hospital.
Anderson Martha. 81. March 70.
1is Thomas ~
Scott Jerome ", "a. March a..
ia0s Seventh av.
witt Thomas. Is. March 10.
WayHlae Emergency hospital
Olaen=-Petor Is. March II. Way
aide EmetEoncy hospital
Hardln--Htiil-bo born. March ff. Sc
attic General hospital
nrltten--Jamss A. 20. March n.
Geneasse st
Baicchi-Frank. "a. March is.
Provldence hospital.
MeEay-Wilma r.. 2, March ~.
fta FIFTH av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
FRIENDLY To
SHINCLE MEN

A prominent ahlnEle manufactur,
q stated this morning that the
sentiment among most of the lead.
ms manufacturers ~ the state h
ffteadly toward thn union In lie
demands Tor a eunference on the
subject ~ hlEhaf wages
Circular letters have been sent
10 leaalnE manufacturers through.
out the state asking that a con
ference ho held between the manu-
faetufern and the union regarding
the advancement 81 the present
vaEe scale The letter n yesy
friendly ia tore and asks that a
uniform minimum scale b entahs
iiahet
There IL a great deal Of variation
In the wage Mrale. Manufacturers
are 81 the opinion that much trua'
BILE uoaid be aFoided II = uniform
seais Was established. There n
a probability thar the mannfactsr
eFa ELL cnfne 20 an understanding
and respond to the union noat
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
IS FILED
VERY LATE
THE INDEPENDENT ASPHALT
COMPANY MAY FORFEIT u.s.,
900 TO cIrY-suRGrY BOND
MATTER NOT SETTLED.

The independent Asphalt com.
pany today filed rs bond with the
city In the sun OF $4,000 In the
" teffrraton ST paving contract,
with two of the large surety com.
panlea 0n Il as guarantee.
This in the first large bond that
has ben filed since the surety bond
controversy afoae some time ago.
aud Il Is said that u does not mean
that the surety companies have
come "a a general agreement on the
matter 81 signing large bonds. II
Is understood that the companies
atiii have the matter under eonaid
Grafton az the main offices In the
east
The Independent company was
i2 daYs over the charter limit In
getting ia It's bond today. hut. as
4 had previously filed a bond.
which Corporation Counsel Scott
Calhoun would not approve. some
believe the lapse may not affect
the legality 81 the contract
Tho charter provides that n a
bond IL not flied IN 10 days after
notification Of Acceptance Of award
Of contract. the contractors check
shall be forfeited 20 tho city and
must be paid into the city treasury
The Independent company pat up n
check on this contract of $4,000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
5iG STRIDES MADE
BY The c. {.

following Submitted designs II
Epiing. n. De CAIRNS. X Okffney.
1suses A. Wilkes. Of fert Townsend.
4. g. Kloppeuherg. Mrs. harriet W.
leighton Irwin Ferfine aud l. =.
Goddard
the various poster designs fca-
tufe puxut anund the SiWnHh In
aIan. mountains and FIR trees All
are done In green and white. onn
has the picture ~ Hlehe with So
attic designated ea the map
The Judges Tor the nastrr contest
are Miss = a. Bush. A. p conant
and Mr. nefg.
Tho Grand eperA house has been
donated 20 the convention commit.
tue Cor noau day meetings during
the convention
Railroads all over the country
have made q rate Go tbs convention
II one fare plus ~ for the round
trip 90 Seattle ana rotufn from ANY
paint.
Under the aasricss q the Srattls
uulun ~ the g r. a bis mass meet
ms win be held tonight a. 7gts p
IN. ln the First Presbyterian church
ct all tbs g ~ societies ia the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
BAR ASSOCIATION TO
MEET

A meeting ~ the ss@ftis nar a.
snciafion ain 30 held AZ shs Conn
merctal elah rooms thia evening ~
take neflnn on the resignation -
Judge u A tlaiilassr. whlca sas
handed In ufiar % "a dspartpFe Ter
washington -. g.
The KsaNfai sentiment 20 ihe a.
so,.latiau IL not O. aeeept TIE fea-
ignaiiea. bns have tadEe ftaliinssf
euntlaue az president ana O. have
one 70 tbs vice rrosIdantn ACT DIR
inR his absence
m Judge naisingrf tnaisis upon
hia resignation being accepted the
seniar vice president. A. W. Tsptefa,
q Peters 4 Powell win b. eisetsA
10 succeed him. The second xsas
president % the association h
Harold Preston
The fnewfinx WIN be preceded hY a
dinner. ~ which ta1Ks ,. W. nsH-
aid win act az toastnastsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
LICENSED TO WED

Harry paEieis. ballard. and 70
srila Adele OuboFn. both of legal
age
Angslo Discampo. 30. and Mariet
"a Harris. 70.
Joseph Adams. e. and Selma
Margaret Petersen. -
George Pasitnu and Georgia
Wells. both o. legal axa.
Jossh .. Wetar. 80. black River
ana Bertha Attilla Ssdren. =
Percy A. Charles. %. aud Mrs
Nyra Sherman. as
Edward Dawson. %. Butte. Mou.,
and 0eFfie wIeddams. New West
ninelsf. "a {.
Vim. nouKaii. %. Emily Green
said. legal age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

10 BE- tied aud the assistance az :
Number II strung men wAs rcqulr.
cd 30 hold him down.
Nhcn nepay Sheriff f.oiEhsea
afFived Al Adelaide. Elicit had
talmed down. and Mrs Elliott ~.
fused % swear to complaint
AGAINST him.
The nelghbors. however. claim
that Elliott has beea insane Tor
wears. One Of them. Hans Haesn.
this morning signed complaint,
charging EiEIost vita hslnx crmHy.
The Eillogts are Christian Scien.
lists. and Mrs. Elliott told the
asiKhbors that the prayers q the
Cariatian Science breshren cured
her husband 90 his vieleng attack.
she does not believe that ply Il.
clans or asysnms can DO him anf
Enod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

This rown IL built % white
bFoAaeloth trimmed with Irish em'
hruldeFy. the blouse aHd under
sleeves bcing of finest swlaa
muslin.
The cloth used In this costume.
whleh II intended for out Of door
wear. Is OF q light weight and ia eH'
eucdlugly supple IN quality The
skirt l. Ions. % iAY on the ground
two iaehea. and la simply trimmed
With shaped tabs and hgtiuna The
latter are % white crochet
The short. iose.fitting tsolero and
fbll circular sleeves AFRO made 81
hoavY lElsh embroidery.
The boat shape bat IL worn
acru4sNise on the head Il Is one
81 the fashionable niodela fof the
coming aprlnK. Il IL made 81 whlic
crla Tho aim eFuwn band and
severely tied bora are of black vel
vet. the latter being So, direetly Ia
the treat IL the bat Twe Erny
feathers trim tho back Of the bat
ana are aarmoaaEed b. nossa In
varying soft pastel shades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
To DEMAND SIX
DAY WEEK

The Cooks and waitero union
according to statement % their
business agent TO-DAY. Sili aak their
employers ON June foF a slight Ia
efcaaa II wages ana = ala day week
Heretofore shn men have wafkad
seven dags Ia the weuk. but thes
nov especially desire hhoftsf
week.
II IL understood that the men VII
20 out ON strike II THEIR demands
are not aecedeh 20.
Ths increase III wages viii apply
xariousiy "a both eooks Aad wAitefa
"a the men arc divided into differ
enf classes business AEcut Smith
% the unian stated to-day that the
fnan wauia net make their deEaauda
before June l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
BIG DEAL IN
WEST SEATTLE

The largest sale Tor sonc iirne IN
West Seattle property h reported
to-day ~ she firm Of }. r. Thonas
q Co They have sald 81 the West.
efn Syndicate. Tor the West side
Land eoapany. ~ acres IN West
Seattle Tor tseeeo The property l.
described Is being the north half
os the southwest corner 81 the
northeast quarter uf section IS.
township g. y FanKe s. East w. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
MINNEAPOLIS MAN
IS ARRESTED HERE

j. =. Narpindale. formerly travel
ing salesman fnr thv Il G smith
fypewrlsina company. % Afinnnaps
oils. was arrested today in Seattle
by Detective V. tlytnc. lie r.
charged utth stealing a typewriter
from his old employer He was
found working Ia a candy store ON
Western AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

.,mmary u the huslnpss trans
= 80 nlehg b. the executive
-. Site q ths Christian IA.
$500. s..sets "a thr convention y
= - al Great Northern fselset
~ K5nx a.. u IS Be hsred
4. ssarAse a. deiekaies has
g - esnsnlttrs was sppesatcd to
.s,aa seeufsns ground floor
.r..,.rsrssrs eewn town Coz ne
s'~ssssu vera. a mas design and
- ssrnans designs we're aeeer,edl
y. .-ssvsian harran a. tha Union de-
~ - essened during the cone
rsss asaxas Tor ne c. Z poster
- kesn reseleed ~ aeerge A.
srsya ara thfce u theaa arr % ~
$1,000 hsaasy ara Interest, The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
At OLYMPIA


OLYMPIA. March 20--JuHtlce
HOot. In a dissenting opinion filed
yesterday, says whore saw can
not be- guarded and an emploge
works with II for years and makes
no complaint 10 the boss the en-
ployo should not get cent when
he accidentally falls against the
eaw and loses four fingers The
majority Of the court says the EN-.
pioye may recover, 10 gives john
Campbell Judgment against the
Whccllhan Wedoner company Of
Everett. bat cuts the amount from
81 800 the jury awarded 10 $4,000
which Il says IL enough for four
fingers
Seattle Bidders.
Seattle bidders who have been
successful so far In being awarded
contracts b the board Of control
for supplies for state institutions
include Baker a Richards. soabold
OIL company and Hatfield a Ber.
nard Co, for paints and oils, San
Juan Fishing 4 Packing company
for fresh fish; John Is. Agen for
butter and Frye Bruhn company
for fresh meat.
Session Bill Signed.
The governor has signed all but
Is OF the bills passed by last Ees.
sion. One Of those signed yeater'
day allowra cities and counties to
levy assessments 90 pay for improY.
ing rivers. haFbora, etc. and re.
laies 10 the proposed improvements
ON Lake Washington.
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eALLlnoER NAMES ASSISTANT.


WASHINGTON. y G.. March %.
Land Commissioner X " Bslilnger
has announced the appointment Of
Fred bennett, late land inspector
In Washington. as assistant com.
missioner. He also made two other
important changes looking 10 I'm
provemsufa ~ the administrative
methods Of HIS office
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FAIRBANKS MAY
COME HERE

EVERETT. March so.--Jamea n.
Vernon. of this city has received a
letter from president Fair.
banks. In which the latter says that
n possible he viii come TO the
Pacific coast this summer The
vice president "a making plans to
attend the Christian Endaavor con.
vention which will be held in Sc.
attic In July and 1t which he Il
slated 20 speak.
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certainly the latter street IL far
more beaeflted b. TIE Fourth AZ.
reErada~
Third AZ. prnp9FtY ownerM arv
also Kicking against THIRD AZ.
from Main % Yeaier being Included
IN the district They regard Foarth
AZ. a. a rival "a Third. and can 80
M reason Why they shosie hs taxed
FOR an Improvement which does not
hsnefit them and whleh they 40 not
want
The litigation win not affect tka
pruErsas Of the work. II in oaly q
question Of who is 70 pay for Il
altar It IL aene