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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
WITH THE LAWMAKERS.
Bill Creating Palm Beach County
Passed in Senate.

Tallahassee, May S.-The senate
Heavy damage and loss of life was
creating Palm Beach county. The
vote was twenty to eleven.
Senator Johnson has been appoint
ed chairman of senate committee. on
privileges and elections.
The Beard amendment is the speci-
al for the house this afternoon.
A bill has been introduced in the
house appropriating $4,000 for Mid
die Florida fair at Madison.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
HOWDEN CONVICTED ON PEON.
AGE CHARGE.
Prairie Pebble Manager Has Not
Been Sentenced by Judge Locke.

Tampa, Fla, May IF. /. How
den, general manager of the Prairie
Phosphate Company, at Mulberry,
Fla; was convicted today of peonage
by a jury in the United States Court
after two days trial. Judge Locke
reserved sentence.
The court Immediately proceeded
with the trial of w. G. Sprott, mar
shall of Mulberry, on a similar charge.
The compliments in the case were
Brodsky and Boreski, Russians.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
In the House.

Members of the house have been
very considerable the past few days In
withdrawing bills, and this, together
with the extra sessions, has consider
ably relieved the congested condition
of the calendar.
The most of the house proceedings
not already covered were routine mat
tiers relative Importance. Though up
ward of two hours was spent during
the afternoon session in consideration
of house bill No. 1874, by Mr.. Smith
of Lake. making 1t unlawful for any
person or persons, individuals, COM
panies or corporations, public or
private carriers, to bring into, trans
port or transfer to others in any coun-
~. distiet. city, town or, precinct In
this state where the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors has been prohibited, pres
cribing conditions under which liquor
may be brought into such county, dis
trict. city, town or precinct defining
what is the plan of sale of such liquor
and providing penalties for violation
of the act. Mr.. Farris, of Duval.
moved to Indefinitely postpone the
bill, which placed it before the house
for discussion. Those speaking in
favor of the motion were Messrs. Far
ris, MacWilliams, Dupont and Millin-
or, and those speaking in favor of the
bill were Messrs. Crawford, Kilgore,
Williams and Wilson of fernando.
The bill was objected to both upon
constitutional grounds and as ques-
ton of good policy: One of the points
most strongly brought out being that
while the bill, IL constitutional. would
prohibit the shipment of liquors from
one county to another within this
state, it could not prevent and did
not aim to prevent shipments from
other states, resulting thereby in a
discrimination against Florida liquor
dealers. Mr.. MacWilliams argued at
length from a constitutional stand
point, while Mr.. Crawford, of Orange,
made an impassioned appeal from
a temperance standpoint. After a
thorough discussion, Mr.. Richbourg of
Walton, moved to lay on the table a
motion to indefinitely postpone, which
was carried by a vote of 46 to IL.
Those voting mo" on roll call being
Messrs. Calkins of Nassau; Clarke of
Jefferson; DUPONT of st. Johns;
Farris of Duval; Griggs of Franklin;
MacWilliams of St. Johns; Matthews
of Marion; Millinor of Madison;
Reese of Escambia; Wartman of
Marion and Watson of Dade. Mr..
Jones. of Brevard, changing from
no" to AYE" before the vote was
announced. 1t will be observed that
most of the members voting in the
negative are from wet" counties and
vice versa.
More County Division.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
~ AGAINST BILL TO
SrrfBrT SHIPPING
LIQUOR
DIVISION FIGHT
~1k,ne Hard Fight to Prevent
"a. Z HiIlsboro County
- Inportsnt Measures

>e~ue. Nay s.-Both houses
/. ,ris,sture yesterday spent
. - n the consideration of
g rrsposed amendments to the
s.itution. One by Mr.. VIII
Z csjkoun. reducing the num-
Z exsry commissioners % from
/. tkre<. and providing for their
4, b. respective districts was
Avn afler being amended to
/. - ssnber At five, the others
Il nore favorable considera-
- - house adjourned the pre-
. .aunoon, II had pending be-
~ noeion by Mr.. Dudley, OF
|l1sssh, 70 lay on the table the
r & NJ. Clark. Of Jefferson, to
~ psstpone Mr.. Pettigrews'
lonf for direct legislation
- - Initiative and referen-
9 xsrkl.nd Of lake and Mr..
- = walton. both smoke in
= NJ urlucin,es Wm. II
"a the Democratic national
- he motion to indie
-. vas tabled nv a
~ ,ssolus,on than want
.eul,~ committee 70 he
- 40 ,sad,nr
-, fof Marion, .r,And-
80 sha cm.a 4, .o,,n,v
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> = I'D Mr.. Beard vno .on
lat he rs,,,nr
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
More County Division.

For a few days longer the legisla-
ture will be confronted with county
division problems. The bills for the
creation of Seminole and Eden; coun-
ties out of DeSoto county were report
ed unfavorably In the house yester-
day morning, and today the senate
will take action upon Mr.. Hudson's
bill for the creation Of Palm Beach
county, comprising the northern por-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
MISS CARRAU'S
LAST HOPE GONE

According 90 Olympia dispatches.
the supreme court has found that
no transcript was filed IN the Car.
Fnu case. ia accordance with the
findings o. the King county ca.
perior court 10 which the question
had been referred. and that the
dismissal ~ the Carrau appeal IN
the case of Marie Carrau w. Ed
ward Corcorsn. 81 al would follow
The case was appealed 20 the
supreme court last March aud the
decision a. reported will put Miss
Carrau beyond The possibility OF
enjoying auy portion of the Sulh.
van etHute 20 which ahe laid claim
Miss Carnu'a claim 90 the ST..
000.0o estate 81 John sullivan was
based on an alleged cunative
will. said TO have been made by
sullivan while on hls death bed
in the presence ~ Mas Carrau.
heF sister aud hrutherlnlaw. with
whom Sullivan had been boarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

thorltieH that Burt Burlison de-.
parted from that city on Sept G.
The natural nuppoaition "a that he
sold his effects In order 10 raise
money with which 20 assist his fugi'
tive brother. Charles Burllaon
could have easily taken a night
train or boat 10 Vancouver from
this city after having assisted Gov.
inEton IN dumping the trunk with
the body az Eagle Hnrhor. and have
asked hln brother for funds. He N
known 90 have been particularly
friendly with this brother and
would not have hositated IN request.
ing his aid
Chief Whppenatein yesterday re-.
ceiyed a letter from Chief Of Police
John OCuunor. of 81 Paul. re-
gAfding the eastern end of the case.
bat outside Of a little family Bis.
tory a. "a Frank CovinRton. Il con.
tanned no additional information oi
interest According 90 this letter
CoVinTton comes from one Of the
oldest and best known families IN
Virginia There was no photograph
81 CovinFton Ia 81 Paul. and O'Con.
nor viii try 90 get one from some
Of tho family In Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

John A Thurson. "a. and ANN
founrs. ~. Seattle.
Alexander Bran. &c. and Fr2acii
uurmetEe. 20. Seattle.
Moyee &. Christensen. 20. ans
Sophie Jacobson. 20. Seattle.
Warrcn c. Allen and Nellie N
Wenger. %. Tacoma
Elias Rerg. 4e. and Gilmore Vol
kins. IS. Seattle.
Zeke Hodges, IS. and Lillian A.
Hame. "a. Kent
George J. Gartner, 40, and Clara
Young So. Seattle
Raymond r. Chaussee. q. and
Zebra NJ Berry. "a. Seattle.
Vincent Mccullough. Is. Port
land. and Catherine Ryan. 50,
Walla Walla-
BENJAMIN Jones. "a. Seattle, sna
Maude Martin. "a Everett
John W johnson. legal age,
Port Blakeley. and Catrina Wilson,
legal age. Port Hlakeley.
Chester +. Jackson. 22. and Emil
~ NJ Anderson. 20. Seattle.
John n Brown. so. Kentucky.
and Grace Hicks. 40. Portland.
Harry W Raylls, legal age, Seat
tie. and Aldenna Conover, legal
age. Seattle.
Alexander pekasky. %. and Mary
a. Oeder %. Seattle.
Michael J. Coughlin, legal are,
and Celia A. Dilley. legal age, Seat
tie
Charles r. Bailey. IS, and Opal
r Horton. 30, Seattle.
Charles A Conn, Is, and Cora
=. Kellog. %, Seattle.
Carl A. Carlson. &c, and THY A
Thelandor 81. Seattle.
Paul Volt, so. Minneapolis and
Hattie Jones. 80. Minneapolis
Chellis r. Wins 20, and Ida n.
Fife. %. Seattle.
Albert W. Jameson. 50. Seattle,
and Mable ~ Marty. legal age,
Oakhill Kas.
T. G. Krause. 2s, and Hattie
sherar %. Seattle
Harry BLIZZARD, "a, Seattle and
Jennie Richie. 20, Lethbfidsei
Canada
John p. Muncy. legal age. and
Emma A. Sprague, legal age, Seat
tle
Carl O Bloom. %, and Margaret
Johnston, 90. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
EXPECT RATE WAR

Chas J. Nilsson & Co. agents for
the Cunard line. have received ad.
vices from their home office that
the rates 10 Europe have been ma.
icrially reduced The fare TO Eug.
land on the Lusitania 10 now So SO.
and on the Campania and Lucauia
SO So These rates are for first
class passengers Beginning No
vcmhcr the rates coming from
England will be the same az 10 that
country
Il is the opinion Of the Seattle
agents Of the several transatlantic
companies that a great rate war
viii soon be on among the many
companies operating steamers 90
the European countries. This re-.
dnction rs made By the Cunard
company iE the second within q
short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
NO TRACE OF MEN
IN ALASKA

The steamship Santa Clara
reached Catalla on Sept 20 and
landed her passengers for that
point safely. according 20 a teio
gram received by the Northwestern
Steamship co. The vessel Was nj
Valdez o nthe following day. on
which date the telegram was dis
patched "a the local 0ffioea
40 word has been received from
the north by the police as 20 their
messages IN regard 10 the fugitive
murdererH and another telegram
VAS sent 20 Catalia today By Ser.
goant OF Police Tenant
A new feature which may have
some bearing on the night of
Charles Buriison and Frank CoyinR
ton. after the murder 81 Mrs Agnes
Coviugton IN this city. Is contained
IN the announcement that Burt
nurlihon. a brother ~ Charles nnr.
iiaon. disappeared from his home
ia Vancouver early IN the present
month. after quietly selling all his
furniture and effects
chief 81 Police Chamberlain. %
Vancouver. has wired the local IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
ADMITS MURDER WAS
EN Her E4EARTo

get back my child TbSn there wss
the scene sud rushed away !
feared tho notorietys Then my
friends told me 10 leave the city
for a while and did 80 But had
nothing 10 fear Ito has branded
mo as q terrible cnsaturo. R8css
the people think I'm pretty bad
But I'm a good woman and the truth
viii out ia court. even II ! am 10
fight the mayor, tho police aud
many others who must dofamo ne
20 hold their Jobs"
Mrs Waymier was brought %
Portland thts morning for arralgn.
ment She is charged with attempt.
Ink 70 extort property, u. y Rad
ding and l.. l.. Mandeley will be
brought into court at the same time.
The woman'B alleged accompiicos
secured hail al midnight and have
been in consultation With their at.
torueyH for a greater part OF the
time since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

SAN sItANsCICe. Sept 3O.--In.
diotments on the charge Of abduc.
ton may be launched against De.
tective Luther Brown. Attorney por
ter Ashe and constablcs Cohn and
Coohrane after the grand jury fin.
inhes rs consideration 81 the tes.
timony Of Fremont Older this az
ternoon.
Fremont Older has not been sum.
moned, but will 20 voluntarily on
the stand 10 relate the details ~
the attempt that was made 10 kid
nap him.
Older will testify that he was
threatened with death By one u
Calhoun's men n he made a strug
gle or cutlery Constable Cohu may
also be prosecuted on minor
charge having according 10 Older.
taken his money at San Jose 30 tel.
ephono 10 Oidcf'H wife 10 allay her
fears Older says he discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
TWO COURTS HEAR
CRIMINAL CASES

The crowded condition Of the
criminal docket has necessitated
the holding OF two sessions Of the
superior court Tor the trial Of
criminal cases. one by Judge Fra.
Ger and The other by Judge Nor.
ris
The case of VIM. ID Bcsl0w
charged with having embezzled
$4,000 from the Cooperative Ce-
real Co. a corporation Of which he
was an officer has been on trial
since Thursday In Judge Morris
court aud will probably take the
greater part of this week.
Elmer johnson. charged with
horse stealing is on trial before
Judge Frater In Department III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
PREPARING FOR
REGISTRATION

On the basis OF one voter 60
every six 81 the cltys 2500o0 In.
habltanta. u IL expected that there
viii be registered for the February
primary AZ least 10000 voters In
Greater Seattle To prepare for
and take care OF this registration.
arrangements are now being made
al city hail Tho old rooms Of the
board 81 public works and those Of
the superintendent 81 streets will
be- devoted wholly 10 registration
purposes when the time comes.
which will be the first working day
Of the year and 80 days before the
elociInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
SEATTLE BEATS
DOLPHIN

Tho City 81 Seattle. Of the Pa.
cific Coast steamship Co, beat the
Dolphin 81 the Alaska Steamship
Co, aouthbound from Alaska. both
Of which arrived late Saturday
night On the ran south the Seat.
tle overlook the Dolphin. and while
the crew Of the former shook
brooms and beat tin pans. passed
che Dolphin and reached here sew.
ersl hours ahead OF the Black BAH
flyer The officers 81 the Dolphin
say they could not make good time
az the firomcn were a troublesome
lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
ALLOWED TO KEEP
HIS FENCES

Judge Griffin today denied the
application OF the Hunter Tract
Improvement Co. for an injunction
restraining Dr. Frederick Falk
from erecting fences on the prop.
erty owned by him adjoining the
Mt Baker addition.
Or Falk's property Us entirely
surrounded by the addition aud the
fences maintained by him are
claimed To spoil the sllghtlineas of
The addition Ia which no fences
are allowed TO be erected
Judge Griffin held that aB Falt
owned his property before tho plat.
ting of Mt Baker addition he was
not bound by any restrictions as &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
CRUSHED TO DEATH
in AUTO ACCIDENT

PiTTsBUR0. Pa. Sept 20 As
the result 81 an automobile accident
today, Geo. Cooper. Of Harrisburg.
was thrown under tho machine and
crushed 20 death. and four compan.
Ions wefe injured. Cooper was
chief of the fire bureau ~ Harris.
hurE The injured are James
Clark. county commissioner. Of
Pittaburg John Chilly aud Frank
blessing. the two latter firemon
who we're attending the fIromen's
convention The party was speed
ms toward the city when wheel
broke throwlnK the occupants un.
der the machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30


los ANGELES. Cal gast "A.
Francis j. Honey will e0nfn,s *.
defense of Fremont Older ute, ", ~
latter appears before Justice A.
meriield a. answer 10 the chs..s
Of criminal libel sworn 10 ags,as,
him by Luther Brown '
Older VIII not be arralgues ,,,.
after The Ford trial "a eonelrSsa
Tho district attorneys Office =
ceived a dispatch from Henev ~.
morning 30 which the latter 49,
that the older CASE be poeiron,.d =
stated above on the groand ~,
Older o. an important witness 4
The Ford trial and that he nIersss
wishes 20 defend Older when X.
latters case comes % IN tbe IT,,
court Postponement has 80
granted. va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
PAPER In HANDS
OF A RECEIVER

Judge Alhertson late Saturday
afternoon appointed J. = Burk.
hrlm~r a local attorney receiver
for the Seattle Daily Newu. which
since September. 1905. has been
q daily afternoon and Sunday news.
paper of this city
The application VAS made By
Henry l. Kiitleaby. business mana.
ger who alleges that his SALARY has
not hecu paid for several weeks
The indebtedness ia ALLEGED 10
BE- titGoo0. while the assets are
worth about 81 00a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

Wy 1NihNN f'h"Hff
. PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20,-'I
would have Killed the mayor II I
oo,dd" de8ared Mrs. Bslie
NMmlor. the woman who IN lmpli.
Ipatbd IN tho alleged plot 20 black.
% the character OF Mayor Harry
fnno. Of Portland. hut | saw
could not. Then screamed lt
would only have been right for me
40 have killed him"
Mayor Lane says that attacked
him DO | look Ike a woman that
would attack q man like Mayor
l.nnef' and Mya WAymier pulled
ho@elf up 20 her full feet inches
OF height. and smiled a thin little
smile that showed a flash OF even.
white teeth.
when I went 10 Mayor Lanes
office Thursday afteruoos u was
for the sole purpose 90 yet tho let.
tor that / thought would help me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

Chambers, and Frank crlssey, The
postal clerk. we're Killed
Crissey beEsed a number Of the
passengers 70 cut off hls legs
which we're caught under The en'
CINE Chambers also begged sur
wvors to aaw bis legs OF IN
Prescott. the dining car conductor.
raised his axe ia compliance. but
lost bis nerve AZ the last moment
Both men died 10 terrible agony
~hiie the helpless survivors looked
on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
SEATTLE INVITED.

The board of governors Of tho
Lewiston Commercial club. has OK.
tcUfled an Invitation to the city OF
Seattle through the local chamber
OF commerce 90 attend the Lewis.
~ ClarkHon fair. 90 be held Oc.
t6ber 712. az Lewiston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
ABE RUFF MUST
CONFESS MORE

ton believes 20 be- missing llnb. &,
tho United railroad brlberlea ~. -
has failed 10 give evidence hat ~
prosecution is convinced b. bas n'
hia sleeve Efforts ~ aecura ~
information viii be- repeated desai..
hucfe attempt 70 gain concesaIons
from the district attorneys ofH"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

CLAIMS TITLE TO
CITY STREET

Judge Albertson Is today hearing
the case OF Frank Osborne and wife
against the city OF Seattle The
plaintiff seeks 70 enjoin the laying
out and replanking of Fourth av.
s.. claiming title TO a part OF the
land included I'm the proposed
street II Judge Albertson decides
I'm favor OF Osborne. it will be
necessary for the city 20 commence
condemnation proceedings before
the improvement can be completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

ROLLA. Mo. Sept 30--Two per.
sons we're killed and IS perhaps
fatally injured today when the pas.
nengor train Meteor. from Fort
Worth. one OF the fastest on the
Frisco system. Jumped the track
on sharp curve and plunged down
an embankment The engine and
coaches turned BumersauliA. pin
ming the dead and injured In tho
burning cars The engineer. Fred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
STANDARD OIL IS
DEFIANT

NEW YORK. Sept 80 Prose.
cutor kelloks. who Is conducting
the governments case against the
standard OH company of NoN JeF
sey. refused 10 say whether be will
accept the challenge ~ the Stan.
dards attorneys 90 SUMMON Henry
f1aRier. IN order 20 Get the books
he desires in the dissolution suit
KeiioEg says he viii resume the
hearing Thursday where he left OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
ny United Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 30. Abe
Ruof will be a witneas before tho
grand Jury this afternoon. Huef
has ~ late been frequently sum.
moned 10 supply what tho prds.eu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
Sc WARDS DELAY
MUCH DISCUSSED

The delay IN tho sailing Mt tho
steamship Seward for Catalla. as
scheduled. has been n source Of
much aurmlsing Her first sailing
date was advertised as Sept. "a. on
the gath she was SIN az her dock
On the next day she was scheduled
20 sail Thursday and so on. until
today, when she IL still az her dock
On Saturday the vessel was out
I'm the hay testing her machinery.
but soon came back 20 her dock AZ
the office OF the Northwestern
steamship company Il was stated
this morning that some minor re
pair work had 20 be done to the YES.
sci, but IL has been rumored on the
waterfront that she did not come
mp 20 the requirements OF the com.
pany and that the boat would not
be accepted from the builders until
she could make a speed of 10 knots
an hour. The steamship officials
say that they expect her to sail
tonight She will carry explosives
and freight TO Catulla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
TO Tar YEsLIR coSTRacr.

The contract for the paving Of
Yesler Way will be let Al the meet
ing 'of the board Of public worka
tomorrow. Two bids have been
received. The spSrger Concerts
company makes a bid Of slle.ssiss
and II ,. Johns & Company Il
slIG.SagTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
S TOCk
BOOS 7

NEW YORK. SEPT 30 Canadian
Pacific dominated the market TO
day and during tho last hour Of
trading moved over Ten polnia.
closing At t7I An other rail
stocks followed Tor several polnia
The cause ~ the fiurry e. not yet
known but heavy buying orders
from hidden huya rH brought about
The upward movement The stock
opened off and dropped 20 1874
a. this point strong upward move
mcnt commenced and soon bad tho
brokers 81 turmoil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
MAYNARD Az. Gus 10 MEET

The Maynard Avenue Improve.
ment club will hold a special meet.
ing on Tuesday evening Sept /. az
the South school building. Prop.
erty owners interested IN the re-
grade OF King. Weller and Lane SITS
are requested TO be- present The
rgrade petition will be ready for
signatures. Property owners on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
CLERKS APPOINTED

Judge George today announces
the appointment Of y. I. BodNeh
as clerk On the police court sue
ceeding the late Captain Case ana
Otis w Brinker assistant clefA
Both appointces are well known
young lawyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

the use OF the property aubae.
quentiy Imposed.
falk was granted an Injunction
restraining the Hunter Tract I'm.
proyemsnt Co from tearing down
any fences be may erect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

Washington and Main sts are
especially urged 10 be present FOR
the purpose OF discussing the pro
posed fcsler reErade. Including
Main Washington, and other
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
Stop Paying Rent

our new lcme building plan. whereby
We huiid 700 q home from design 81
your awu selection in thn district you
liha. nnnn small paYms.t down. the
balance like rent Come if auu phk out
Yuvt iot anu house design You caa't
sffofd 90 pas rent
HtEfh q Hurcfitsa1N
tlif Am Bank nld ih9no teGe -tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
BURKETT CHOSEN

The Junior class of the univefslE
OF Washington this afternoon eieSs
ed Harold Burkett editor ~ cav
of 'Tho Tyee' DO place OF joe i1"'
rison. who viii not be In school
The street car fender Quesu,ea
will be- discussed az the resaal,
meeting of the SEATED Commerce"
club tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Clara Dexter was today granted
Mvurqs from Robert II Dexter by
Judge fhllman, on the ground OF
cruelty aud uonsspport The owl.
tencc showed that the defendant
had throatcMod 10 KIN the plaintiff
with . loaded 0vyolyer and that he
had failed 20 contribute 10 her sup.
port for a year.