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The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
Suspension Day"

Yesterday 10 the House was what is
known in parliamentary Technology as
suspension day" By tais is not meant
That the usual rules that control have
been suspended. and that the 3s5 members
Of the House are for the nouce permitted
to DO pretty much as they please Far
from IT. The Speaker is Just az powerful
and just as masterful IN matters Of iegls-
latiOn as be r. when it Is not suspension
day" He holds just as taut a rein on his
boys as ever. In fact. he is. II any
thing. even more OF car,
BY suspension day" is meant that va
rious small matters Of legislation OF par
ticUiar interest to localities are taken up
and disposed OF. Uncle JOe's consent, Of
course. has first 10 be obtained before the
eager statesman with q bridge bill or
something or that kind can obtain the
floor 70 make the necessary motions The
Speaker keeps before him a list Of such
measures as suit his idea OF what con
stitutes needed legislation. together with
the names Of his boys" VINO are 10 re-
ceiye recognition at the proper time and
In the order arranged. Woe betlde the
boy who makes bold 90 get gay with
the Speaker by attempting 10 rush
through some bill that has not previously
met with the Speakers approval Such
an audaciOus boy might get on his feet
and shout lmperiously. Mr.. Speaker. o"
but that would be about as far as he
could So, because as soon as Uncle Joe
consulted his list and discovered that the
impertinent ones name was not there be
wouldn't see him, bat would give rec0gui-
ton 70 another whose name was there
Such is suspension day" in the House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
BUSINESS SHOWS
IMPROVE MENT
A Larger Distribution OF Season.
able Merchandise and Reduc-
ton of Retail Stocks.
LITTLE MACHINERY is IDLE,
Building Goes on ON Large Scale
Leather is Steady but Sales
Are Rather Small.

New York, Tune 2S.-R. G.. Dun &.
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
row viii say:
Improvement has become more pro-
nounced in distribution OF seasona bio
merchandise, and with the reduction Ut
retail stocks there is broadening in
teresi ia iubb,ng ana Wholesale ship
monts of fall and winter lines. LAtta
machinery is idle in the leading indus
trial except where repairs or inventor
les Interfere, Building operations are
large
The hide market Is still weak. For
eign dry hides have steadied, hut there
Is no recovery from the recent define
OF 3'ac. while wet sailed foreign hides
nave fallen still lower. Leather is
steady but sales are smaller than last
year Tanners are unable 10 dispose
Of glazed kid, but calfsklns are active
and finn New England shoe factories
nave ~ liberal sample movement of fall
goods but iobbers are still dIsnclnei
TO anticipate their wants,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
TWO CARLOADS OF
AUTOS ALMOST EXHAUSTED

The double car OF automobiles
which the Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company received last week,
one of Bucks and one of electrics,
are now almost gone. a further evil
dence of the big rush for this style
OF pleasure transportation. a num-
her OF Bucks and Knox Waterless are
entered in the hill climbing contests
this afternoon.
The sales managers of the c. W. &
NJ, Co. report heavy sale of McCor-
mick Harvesting machinery and Red
Tag Irvine, both are going OUT fast
into the agricultural districts. and
nothing could furnish better indica-
tons of the expectations OF the farm
ers for the coming year than the de-
mands for these two lines of goods,
The same trouble is reported in re-
gard to the difficulty in securing Balm
wagons, the factories simply cannot
turn them out fast enough 10 meet
the demands OF the farmers all over
the land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
MRS. EDDYS CASE.
Judge Aldrich Appointed Master in
Chancery 10 Determine Competency.

Concord N II. June 2s.--Judge Ed
gar Aldrlch of Iittleton was appointed
master IN chancery 10 determine the
competency Of Mrs. Mary Baker q. Ed
dy by Judge Robert ~ Chamberlain OF
the supreme court late today The mas
ter. y named In CONNECTION with the
suit brought by Mrs. Eddy's son. Geo.
W Glover OF Lead $. D., aud others as
next friends for an accounting
He IL directed TO ascertain whether
Mrs, Eddy was capable OF intolligontly
managing her financial afrairs aud prop
arty interests March t. 1907. and dur.
ms such time before that date as to
him seem reasonable Tho mister rs
directed 10 file his report on or before
sept 80. 1907
The motion Of counsel for Mrs. Eddy,
made June B, for an Investigation u
facts connected with the ease ~ia de-
MED, except insofar as II In granted by
this appointment
Judge Edgar Aldrich IL Judge OF the
United States court for he district or
New Hampshire. He " AZ present Rt
home In Llttleton, having Just returned
from Ann Arbor Mich, where hs was
given tho degree of doctor OF laws. by
the University OF Michigan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
ADJOURNED TO MONDAY.
State Getting More Witnesses for Dom
aIdson Trial--End Away Ahead.

Al the conclusion OF the cross-cSam-
inatlon OF W. II. Parent yesterday eV-
ming, the Donaldson hearing was ad-
journed until Monday morning.. by this
time the state will have additional wit
nesses subpoenaed and notified to APP
pear al that time. The testimony to
be introduced by the state before II
closes It's case Will consume at least
two full days. 30 u viii he Tuesday
night al tho very soonest when the
prosecution will rest. Then the defense
VIII take some time In Offering It's eV.
dence. and With cross-eNamtnations ana
re-cross -cNnmina lions looming UP, not
Ia mention arguments nom both sides.
IL will be several moons before tho mat
ter IN passed over 10 the jury for lts
deliberations. Each session OF court
II bringing out a large number OF aud
itors. The testimony thus Far las been
entertaining and lively, and thoroughly
enjoyed by those present as the So
cicty editor would say
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, June 2s-Bradstreet's
bank olearings report for the week ending
June q shows an aggregate OF 24S.-
COO, as against 81 1855 10000 last week.
and s2626.0lS000 In the corresponding
week last year.
Canadian cloarinss for the week total
SIS 536,CN, as against sS3,5Ss,0Jo last
week. and 69.2ni0oo in the same week
year.
The following is list OF the cities:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
EXPRESS COMPANl ES.
Bankers Complain That They Are U.s.
urplng Their Functions.

Washington. ID C., juno 2s.-One Of tins
most important cases vet Sled with tho
Interstate commerce commission under thu
new railroad rate law was today presented
10 tho commission by the American Bank
crs' association. which alleges that the
express companies, through their power
and facilities as common carriers, are
usurplng the prerOgatiVes of tho banking
associations and at the same time ems
ploylng the capital OF the banks in tho
conduct OF their business. II is alleged
that the exchange business Of the express
companies and the relations which thoy
have with the railroad companies enable
them TO seriously discriminate against
regular commercial operations OF banking
institutions.
The complaint is directed against the
Adams. United states, American, Pacific
Wells-FarRo, Southern aud Great North
crn Express companies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
BUSINESS NOTES

The last day OF June and the first
day of July throughout the unitel
states see the distribution OF some
thing like s1ssooo,ooo in dividends and
interest on bonds, a stupendous increase
over any other six months period In the
history of the country.
Utah will contribute her full share
of the increase. Not all the local dis
bursements for the six months ending
June 40 and July can be obtained, as
stock in many of the corporations is
closely held and their dividend dis
bursements are considered private mat
tiers. but as far as the stocks most
largely dealt in are concerned, the dis
tributions that occur either III June or
carly Ia July viii be as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
THERE is No END
OF TESTIMONIALS
Every One Who Visits Plan
tation Owned by Tampico
Fruit Co. Becomes
Enthusiastic.

Every little while some one comes in
to the eompnny's office to say the in
vestment offered by the company looks
good and sounds good. but they would
like to know for themselves. To all
such the answer Is made that the COM
panY cannot afford to send them to
Mexico to Investigate but they can at
ford TO make this offer; that IL the in
,erested party wants TO make a per
sohal investigation. the company will
pay their expenses II upon investigation
it is found thar they have mlsrepre-
scented things in their printed books or
converse ton. Several parties have
Visited the place and in each instance
have returned enthused with what they
saw. We have already published the
letters of Mr.. Geo. " Stevenson of lay
ton, Utah, as aslo that of Frank ID.
Grant of Canada.
Recently three men visited the office
Of the Tampico Fruit Go. as above re-
lated and one OF the party decided to
go 70 Tampico TO see for himself He
has of his own volition written from
Tampico under date OF June Goth as
follows;
Tampico, Mexico. june 20, 1907.
MI. p. II. South, Salt Lake city. Utah.
several days now. have met your rep
resentative. Mr. Smith. and also MIR.
Jensen, who took me out TO your plan
tatlon. am very much pleased with
the country and don't think L ever
saw n place that had better natural
advantages. That such lands should ba
left In an uncultivated state is only
because they are unknown to the peo
pie OF the United States.
| think Won have "a nna tra,t ~ I,,,1
land for your plantation and II proper-
ly managed should certainly prove sue
cossful
Yours respectfully.
(Signed WM. w. REESINK.
When so many men Of good Judgment
all agree. absolutely without excep-
ton. 1t should convince anyone OF tho
value OF the plantation in question.
The company have Just issued from the
press an attractive booklet for gratul-
tous distribution. III you are Interested
at all write for one. II will be mailed
free Address Tampico Fruit Co. 507
Security & Trust Bldg. Salt Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
RUSSIAN pnINcr KILLEn.

This, Russia, June rs Robbers on
tered the residence ~ Prince chRryO.
deze last nlght killed the nr.iee and
plundcred tlal house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
Federal Heights Near the Univer-
sity Scene Of Great Activ-
ity in Labor Circles,
GRADING SEVERAL STREETS.


TN nm tba ,,ut h,,,,t O., ~ ,a.,i
-.
'"Vl Iusl HorIn OF the university
grounds so men with ~ many teams
are grading for "A model addition ia
Salt lakes ne, 40 ,..,,,.,,,,., ...,,.,,,..,
.r,,. sC''''''
Inns one Is calico Federal Heights. 1T
is bounded on the south by the uni
versity grounds on fine cast ne the
,,,ii,,,,,. ,,a..,.,.,4t,,,. ~. A.. -,
'.'''''' y" '"e N'al ny
the Guy line ana on the north by Pop
perton place. The tract Is 1,lS0 feet
deem and LAO raet wide co,,prisir,,.
4,,st ,a -
'"7t 'r'' "v'Sa VL l"Hu' a M tFehci
purchased this tract some time ago and
now has a small army of wor,men lev
cling it preparatory to the Installation
rttrhs cemnnt woile ond ~ rnaSs T ,,itit
be started bv Monday or Tuesday ne.
cor,linr. Ia o., urorniga s,o,,, IL ,'',t
traetors and nc ,va,. Nc '', s,e do,s
nre tearing down the bipb mass and
fillinn In Inc holiorve r,aI,es AZ rrr,,'
ise look GOOD
BEAUTIFUL VIEW
pun,b.,. no 1o,. ,,.,,., 49,, 81,
ready ana ,vitbi,, ,.e,,,,,,,,,tIa ~
nio,,ee,T ,esijen,o, LII w.
T-Iip IN.ar1r a
a beantif,,t ,,to,,, ~, laI 49,
scenery .ro tha 49, &C. st,l,,t,.t. - ~ :
cal, i,t,e ,,9,ia,, 800 az. nc
ana lilies ~ 80 pnr,L III,
Away ~ the riybt ~ Sav," ~ saitstr
naviiio,, niittsr5 II, IN N s,,,,,e,tt a,,an
bri Ftuo tbs I,e Ne tne susn' even
ing into the valleys beyond, The
smelters at Garfield, Bingham and
other canyons and closer the prominent
points IN the city itself are all IN one
panorama at the foot OF the heights.
To the east Is the Wasatch range, the
foothills almost within a stones throw
OF any home-to-be on the heights. The
mountain air comes down from the
canyons on all sides cool but not cold,
These are the beauties one notices first.
Crosse No GAP rrNrc
N1Ai' A'i4Ni''''
The more practical advantages get
second consideration although not Il
whit less noticeable. The Heights have
city water. the combined supply OF
Parley's, City Creek and Emigration
canyons in fact Sewers are already
installed and the nattirll drop makes
the sewer arrangements perfect The
First Street car liue is within half
block OF the west boundary of the
heights. So Is the First South street
line. The South Temple line is within
a couple of blocks and within short
time will be considerably nearer The
First street line winds around the
heights on the north and the Second
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

The week has been rather duh In To-
cal stocks. the main transfers having
been In Utah Sugar com. and Western
Idaho.
The following are the latest quota
tons:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
Los ANGELES MAN noBBED.

III Paso Texas. June eS.--E n. chill
ders, who In said 10 be- a bank prtnl-
dent OF Los Angeles, was robbed at an
early hour this morning on utuh street
here, Of a valuable diamond watch and
small sum OF money, childors claims
and his condition bears out The theory
that 10 had been dragged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
BONDS,

Salt Lake City Railroad .....,... .l0sba
Salt Lake City Railroad End Mtg,.1o2
Sumpter Valley Railroad .,...,.,.iOs
Utah County Light " Power 90. l00A
Utah Sugar Co..........-...,.,,,. ,lQ2H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

n Il were described IN a newspaper,
that IL just as funny as can be
when done on the stage by clever
comedians Such is the turn OF
James Francis Sullivan A Co. 10
the Star theater Everything that
tho trio dOca il the essence of fool
ishneEs, but II r. funny foollahness
and keeps the house 10 a road for
rs minutes The buriesqus drama
and piano playing are as good as
anything else IN the skit. which 10
called The CraEiest Act In vaude-
vile"
Onetta, the Arabian dancer, II an
expert artist. one 81 the best yet
seen here. and she deserves all OF
the ample applause that she got and
more. too. The same 10 true Of tho
Oxava. who are simply wonderful
as comedy juggiers. There are two
monologfsts. Tom Brantford. ths
one.man band and. Burt G. Weston,
who are funny. Harry Lorraine
sings Somewhere" with colored
slides. and the starasoope pictures
young man who ventures Into q
summer hotel where he Is the only
male among a dozen or more pretty
girls. There will be no further
change now until after Sunday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
s.dne Inspector Is Called Upon to Investigate
s,,dling Conditions In Local Inspection Office
,s,oundng BOldness Of Graft and Disregard Of
Law Charged.

her sink" The Advance. four mile.
% Windwafsi heard and came. bat
the captain 81 the kstsap one mile
TO lseward. could net hear or would
not 60 heard the Monticeilo's dla-
treas signals Ia my heuae half way
across cambridge island. and 80 ara
many oshera
Nearing psfsoslvsf
Affidavlta have been sent 60 Cap
tain whitney suhstantiatins thsaa
facts n this IA true. then the can
tain % the kl,sap. Albert Hostmark.
should 80 10 the penltenslasy; or n
his hearing IL 40 defective. have his
license cancelled. for no could not
hear signal IN a fee.
This absolutely Indifference 10
pufiie safety has got 60 end. aud
end AZ once. or We win circulate
petitions and stis Il up tsil Il h
stopped.
do net believe IN striking any
man below the belt. and 50 before
sending q retltion 20 Washington /
Thought u enIy fair "a you that yoa
nhsw know the facts. ana give you
a chance 20 act.
In order that there may be no
whttewash OF faVors shown % cor.
pcEations. l would suggest that Sec
rotary wfllsamA Of the Commercial
ciuh be ASKED 10 be present Nhon
the Reliance II examined and that
captain and Engineer Moe be also
called 20 shew the rotten timberm
Shs shivcss under every wave and
leaks badly.
fat detectivra on the navy yard
bosta and count the passengers at
times when some fine war vessel
OF ether attraction IL on ~ the
navy yard and cancel licenses FOE
infraction Of the law
(sixaedl JAMES FULLERTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
HENRY CRANSTON DIES
AT THE HOSPITAL

Henry cranaton. hotel man. well
known In Seattle. died At 4 O'Clock
last night a. Providence hospital Of
heart disease, following an attack
Of grip He was 81 years old. and
leaves a daughter. Mary Cranston
Trimble. in Pueblo. Colo
Mr.. CranstOn. who lived IL Seat.
tie -four years. acted at various
times as steward OF the Hotel
Washington. stander and Savoy.
He and hie ancestors kept many
famous old hotels In New York.
both before aud after the war.
Many war characters were enter.
tanned BY him
non-the.Iludaon was one
Of the most popular summer resorts
for many years II Was there after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
LONCDISTANCE
PHONE ESTABLISHED

ont or any ono az the stations on
the road. he can make a connection
with the telegraph wire from the
train This IL done by hooking q
pole containing two wires over the
telegraph wire. One Of the wirch
" attached 20 the instrument IN
the baggage car and the other ~
one Of the rails on tho track. This
establishes communication at once.
This system ia one that II being
installed on leading railroads
throughout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

the war that Mrs. H. 8 Grant and
Mrs jefferson Davis were intfol
duced BY Mrs. cranaton, and be-
came fast friends.
Ten days ago Mr. cfanaton took
the position Of steward at the Hotel
Savoy. and had been II work only
two days when he VIA taken sick.
He WIS then living at tho Barker
hotel. and was removed 10 the
home Of his niece on Boren ay be-
fore being taken 20 Providence hos.
pital
II If probable that MFR cranaton's
romans Will be shipped east. as be
had expressed a Wish 10 be buried
there. His daughter has been
wired for. and viii probably accom-.
pany the body back 20 New York
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
THE THEATERs

Human Hearts," at the Seattle
theater. II q strong melodramatle
bin given with the usual road com.
pany.
"Lord chumiey." az the Lois. with
Ralph Cummings In tbs title role
and supported BY the full Pantages
Stock company, is a clever bill
Thanksgiving Day" IL a good
rural attraction In the hands Of the
regular stock company at the Lyric
theatef this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

EkA0WAf. Fob. h.=-Thin city
and Whilehorae are now connected
by telephone A telephone syetem
has been installed by tho White
Paan In connection with the opefat'
lnE department 80 that Aupefln-
tendent Hahn can sit ia his office
and discuss matters with any OF his
agents OF foremen between this city
and Whitchofee. The system can
alao be used from the passenger
and freight trains from any place
on the llno Of the railroad,
The telegraph wire Is utilized BY
this LONG distance tOiephone-sthe
longest. n not the only one. IN
Southeastern Alaska.
The phone used n called a tele'
graphono, and, In addition 20 hav.
ing nn instrument at each station.
each baggage car IL fitted up with
am instrument. 30 that In case Of
an accident OF any other reason Il
may be desired by train coEdne'
tor 10 consult with the nuperintend'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Special from Montral says that
the so.caiied Archbishop Vilaite
who precipltAtod the riots IN Paris
last sunday was refused his gown
AZ 81. Laurent College. Montreal,
owing TO his inability 20 learn
latin. Il IL claimed that he ~ a
fake archblHhOp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
DRAGGED IN A
RUNAWAY

Last niRht about Sis o'clock an
outbound broadway aud rika o..
car ran lnta . delivery team be-
lonalng 90 the CITY Messenger 8
Delivery company ~ the carving
Of the tracks near the LsaFy home
stead. on Tentn Az. The driver.
Joe jennings. vas fhsosn 10 the
gruand aud dragged. eiingina 10
the FelnR half a block before the
car was stopped The wagon was
demolished. bat the driver escaped
with a severe shaking ~ and some
hruiNaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
EVENTS TONIGHT.

The members OF tho Young None
Institute will give a dancing party
tonight NJ the Renton Hin Club
House. The Pythian Sisters viii
give a dance az Pythian hail The
Womon's Tuesday club IL meeting
with Mra. e. L. Parker. T07 Second
nv. west The Nuyaka club viii
give n dance ct Christensen =
Broadway hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

NEW YORK. FEB. Manufae.
turers Of jewelry. sIleerware.
watches and optical supplies have
formed an organization 70 advocate
in all states the enactment Of
statutes conforming TO the prin
cipiea Of the national stamping Law
passed By congress last winter. and
which will become effective on
June ~ NEXT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

KANSAS CITY. Feb s--Rev. s
A. BAKER. one Of tha Founders 81
the republican party. a Pre- siaverY
aEitasor hnf = piaaeer editor Of
note. died az his home here to-day
Of pneumonia. kxed ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
BAD BLIZZARD
AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, u. O.. Feb. D.--A
heavy and sudden anowntorm. TOT
lowed By a thaw occurred ohrlf
this morning and floods OF the low
er Fraser are feared, Reports
from the upper Frazer district
show tremendous snowfall. Akhs.
Hlx. Yale. North Bend and other
towns say the storm appdoaehes q
blizzard. Around North Bend over
four feet of snow haa fallen inside
Of thlrty.eix hours. and the nsnhi
reBuita are prevailing here, Trains
are late, some are entirely blocked.
wires are down and fuel ID scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
Ml.a Liana.raon aueeumbs.

Garda Henderson. 20. died az the
Seattle General hospital this morn
lag The body was taken to But.
terworth a Sons undertaking par
l0rn. Miss Henderson formerly
lived with an aunt. Mra. Goodman,
AZ ii0e John IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

TACOMA. Feb. 6.--Tbo body OF
7. r. Peters was funnd 10 the stable
q J. A spsegrimveF. In the raar
Of et5 Tacoma av.. about O'Clock
yesterday morning. death evidently
having been caused BY the kick Of
horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

wENATciEE. Feb. a. bill
has been framed aud wili be IN.
trodacsd At this session Of the iex
lslature calling for the Fspssl Of
the present fiah Las 10 reference 10
lAka Chslan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

OTTAWA. Frb. b---iAdY 0ren.
faisls, eldeas daughter OF Lord and
Lady Grey. died az the government
house yesterday morning she had
been suffering frum typhoid fsvef.
but was said 70 be recovering when
abe had a relapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Gen. Samuel n. Hoiabiri. retired.
one Of the oldest and best known
Unitrd States army officers IN the
country. died IN this city yesterday
after n brief illness. aged 60 years
lie viii BE- buried In the Soldiers
Home cemetery Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
sossy suRns CONCERT.

Tasnorrow nighs the anntverwasy
az Robert Burns VIII be celebrated
~ che Grand. The program ar.
ranged consists Of Scotch musical
aaIaetioua. rucitntlous. etc. By 10
cal and outofsown people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
lsmmal conesrs.

AZ the Grand tonight a concert
complimentary 20 Mrs. Helen 10.
warth Lemmei will be given. The
program arranged n composed OF
excellent numbers rendered By 10.
cal artists.