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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Conversation at Jackson-The general con-
veTsation and occupations these days are
how many little chickens have youf"
housekeeping. garden and spring sewing.
The average housewife has hardly time TO
eat. VIII woman ever get a rest in this
busy world?-Jackson Correspondent Wood
River Sunbeam.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Lively Times at Thurston-Last Saturday
was certainly record breaker for Thurs
ton, our horse races being run in the aft
ernoon and a foot race booked for its
evening sport, but owing to the late hour
It was put off.-Thurston Gazette,
Encourage the Antelope-we saw an ante
lope here on the prairie the other day.
There is quite a number in the breaks
south OF us. Let's not scare them away,
but encourage them to stay with US
Angora Correspondent Alliance Times.
All Busy at Nemahs-LIttle chickens are
arriving and the devoted husband is busy
telling of the success he is having In hatch
ing the little peppers, yet his wife does all
the work and the old hen has done her
part,-Nemaha City Correspondent Auburn
Granger,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Bilious Headache

Miss Emma Kellogg, seas S.
Lawrence St, South Tacoma,
Wash, member of the Ladies'
Of the Macoabees, writes:
Three months ago 1 had an
attack Of billiousneBs which
threatened to undermine my
health and strength. Luckily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
COLORADO WANTS
STEVE ADAMS

DENVER. Colo. Dec 4.-The
Post says with the utmost Sc
crecy a reputation on The governor
OF Idaho for the person OF Steve
Adams has been secured. and II IL
believed that Bulkiey Wells. former
adJutant general OF Colorado. Is on
his way 90 Raghdrum. Idaho. 10 get
the prisoner.
Adams Is now trying 10 secure
bail. pending his third trial for mur.
der. II Is thought that he viii be
successful In getting conditional
freedom In that case he will bo
arrested again al once and brought
90 Telluride 90 stand trial for the
murder OF Arthur Collins. manager
OF the Smuggler. Union mine, which
occurred In 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Seattle Star Exclusive 6ervlee.)
NEW YORK. Dec. A. Much ex.
pcctaney will attend the coming Of
Madame Tetrazzini. whom Oscar
Hammerstein has engaged for three
seasons OF grand opera. 40 nights
each. ~ an aggregate salary Of
s2f0. 600 London iH wild over TIE
traEzini. Who IN hailed az "the new
Patti" and who has been engaged
Tor three seasons by the Royal OPP
era management
A droll fact touching the new Te-
traaxlni Juror ls that the singer had
already been heard Ia San Fran
cisco and pronounced great before
London heard her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
Open and Close Town Policy Was the Issue in Many
Places Successful Candidates

In nearly asery town Of tho THIRD
and fourth class in this state mn-
nielpa1 elections were held yostor-
day. under the direct primary law
open ana closed town policies were
the Issues Ia many towns Boiling
ham, a flrnt class city. held an eicc-
tiun, and J. y he Mattoa was elect
ed by majority " &C least SOC
over both 'the labor and lndcpend-
cnt candidates Tho winners 90 the
various towns arc as follows.
a. Georgetown Republican
ticket WAS practically successful.
with John Mueller Tor mayer. John
Reek. clerk. T. a. Randolph, city
attorney. Harry Parry, citizen.
treasurer, X nertoldi. councilman
at large. D. u Linplncote. council
man First ward W A clarke Sec-
end ward. and Herbert Bruce. rhira
ward
At nrumerton-~E A. Tucker,
mayor NJ r. MeGoWan. council
man.at large, Charles NanHtrarlen.
treasurer, Paul Mehner, clerk,
James ". bryan. city attorney. 81
A. Erwin and L. r. Mallette, coun
cilmen First ward. diversion. second
ward. and Bunker THIRD ward.
AZ Renton--independent ticket
won. with r. p knowles. mayor.
"a, NJ. Elliott and O. "a Williams.
Councilmen Tor two years. ~ &.
Mitchell councilman Tor one year.
and William Tunker. treasurer
A. snohsmish Mayor. q n
lampgvy. clerk. W Nav. attorney.
NJ J McGuinnesa. treasurer W ~.
snyder councilman at large, j. w.
Hail. councilman first ward. Guy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
TAKE STARVING man
TO INSANE ASYLUM
Unable to Force P. Jarvis to Take Food al County
Jail, He Is Adudged Insane and Hurried OF 10
SteilacOOm.

Emaelaied and 40 weak be could
hardly maintain an upright position.
r Jarvis. the man who has refused
20 touch a mofael Of food since
last Friday, was taken before an
insanity commission 10 Judge Al
bcrtson's department Of the supe.
rior court yesterday evening aud
adiudged insane. Late last evening
he was hurried away 10 train and
taken 90 the state asylum for the
insane AZ Fort Stoilacoom. where.
II necessary, harsh measures Will
be adopted 10 prevent the conaum.
nation Of his apparent determine
tion 20 starve himself to death.
On Tuesday Jarvis was before a
commission. but was femanded
back 10 Jail for a rehearlng on
Dec. 7. the examining phyHiciann
being OF the opinion that his men.
tai alteration was the result Of a
protracted spree. but his condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Ic. stryker, Second ward, J T.. I4y
sons; Third ward. ~ -. James.
At ssdro Woollsy--D NJ. Donnel-
~ mayor. T. J. Morrow, clerk. O.
n Reno. treasurer - w Dawson.
attorney, q, &, fiarbRugh. council
man az large John Munroe, cot1i
Gilman Tor Wrist ward. Frank y
iloehn. councilman for Second
ward. Harvey Curry, councilman
for Third ward.
At Puyaliup-Mayor, G. q. Ne
Milan treasurer Thomas Farrell
clerk. W y. WATSON; attorney. NJ
~ Porter councilman at large, q.
% Wcaeotti councilman First ward,
&C. II Williams, councilman Second
ward. G, NJ wyllya, councilman
Third ward. w u. cotter.
At Auburn-~A. "a. Meade. mayor.
coupcilmcu. Frank " n9lca and
John y. WAN. n. ". Hisaeii. treas
uror.
A. Port rownssnd-Max Gerson.
heading the cit'Eenn ticket, was
elected A. a. Kuhn, city attorney
~ l. lntermela, city treasurer
George Anderson, clerk Henry
Rothchiid. councilman AZ large
Charles Boiler. A. A. Coy. n. A.
klascli. councilman.
At ksnt-rhroe councilmen
Grow, g. g. Hayes and George
ilanat were elected Tor two years
~. ~ GmhrrHon was elected treas.
uror No mayor was voted on this
year This ticket Is for a closed
town.
A. Gle Eurs--M Mayor. w "
Lewis. clerk. 4 g. Willis. treasuf
er A, J. Acheie. attorney. E X
Brown. health officer. l. y. pow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
SAYS POLICE HAVE been
PROSECUTING HIM

alter lie was released On hls own
rccOEniznnce. and Immediately "a.
peated the offense. with the fesult
that be was again arrested on con-,
plant Of business men IN thak
neiEhbOrhood.
Mr. hoaenbaum was called IN
the stand 10 testify a. 70 ira
music. and the excited 0utburpt "A
indignation followed lie was sept
after the name Of the officer who
had. a. be claimed. ATTEMPTED Ia
hold him up. but was compelled
90 return. saying he could not find
IT,
Rogenbaum's miaunderstandinr Il
said by the police 10 have grown
out Of an old arrangement hat e.,
listed between the police force "a
Russell & Drew. old pr0prietors "A
the Lyric. when they paid poiios-
men certain sum each month for
doing police duty at the fheasen
after they we're released from he
regular shift
The case was continued FOR tvo
days. and strom was released On
$40 bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

i have been peraocuted by the
police ever since ! went into the
management ~ the Lyric theater.
exclaimed l. n Rosenbaum. ereit
edly in police court this morning,
and In my office ! have the name
and number OF police officer who
came 10 me several months ago and
demanded $40 month for doing
police duty at my thcater ] re-.
fused 10 give II 20 him and ever
since ! have been peruecuted on
many little things every time the
police could get anything on me
n move the court that We stop
hight now until the witness gets
the name 81 that officer and proves
those charges. shouted City Attor
neg De iirulef. pounding the table
with his fist Such charges as
that cannot be- banded about this
court ao lightly. without something
% back them up
The outbreak occurred on the
trial Of John sirom who was arrest
Cd yesterday for footing his horn
on the balcony Of She Lyric the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

became 70 serious later That he vac
hurriedly taken before another eo,,''
mission sitting for Judge Albortsnr
and upon q presentation of The fac,s
declared insane. ~ order mai ~
could be- taken whore The offleisis
would be In a position 10 comhes
his unique method Of trying 10 ~
his life. wa
Jarvis presents The most rcna,k.
able case which has ever been /.
the hands ~ Sheriff Smith. Nash'
INK IL known az 10 bis felstlve.
or family. n any. but he was taLs.
IN charge BY the police after ya,n.
~ trying 10 drown himself IN IN.
bay, and for five days not a pas'
ticle Of food has passed 81 H..
II II expected that he viii contInms
his remarkable Abstinence frors
food AZ the insane asylum. ana y
such ~ the case. u ia likely thss
the man will be bound fast sns
nourishment furnished through :
tube.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
DAVIES FOR
COUNCILMAN

The name OF Capt - Thomas
Davies was proposed AA candidate
for the democratic nomination for
councilman from the Eighth ward
at a democratic meeting held At
Gi5 Queen Anne ay last night Capt
Davies Was the party'h candidate
for Assessor last fail
The club vas organized with J.
G. foreman president and y W.
Phelps secretary The following
we're named as candidates for del
egatef 10 the proposed democratic
platform convention December II.
}. r. Tucker. J. g Robinson. ~ J.
StclEisder y. Thomas Davies, = W
Phelps. Henry iarp William Cor
coran. q 81 BoaFdslce. l.. =. Kirk.
patrick. T. = Hoicom. George
Stoke. r ! MeHugh. l.. shoreit
". Geiznsr. } III Hrmcr. J. r.
foreman and J W. KIRK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
MURDER MYSTERY
IS CLEARED UP

wiln something like 81 600 In their
possession when they wefe killed
While asleep one niEht. the bodies
hning covered over With fir boughs
= Ia Chance happened 10 be IN the
ylcAaty. examining some traps
Nhen the murder Was committed.
and recognized the guilty man. but
feared TO say anything 10 sha al.
ihoriilea ieat be should be suspect.
ed Of having had a hhnd in the
decd. The old trappef told The
prient that the murderer died over
20 years ago. but did not mention
anf name The dying mans con.
feusion vas overheard BY his grand
son Who spread The story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
WRITE AN ESSAY
AND WIN a BOX

rs man or woman the stronger
SEX and do YOU want a whole
box all FOR yourself and your
friends when Naude Fcaiy comes to
The Grand in The srronser ser 4"
The press agent asks YOU the first
question MS n you knew al about
a. and ~ " the weighty problem
could b. solved only BY you. Then
ne throws In the rest to get you
20 answer. and incidentally TO hoost
his show
ne that az Il may. there e a box
waiting some reader 81 The star
at the Grand opera house.
To get the box you must answer
the press agents first question ia
The form Of 100 word essay 10 be
submitted before noon next Mon
day rs Man or Woman the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
THIRD AND FOURTH CLASS
CITIES HOLD ELECTIONS

era,t councilman at large. g. g..
Yaing, rouncilmen, First ward. A,
T. DloEiFi, a. l.. Itinehart council
men. Second ward, Fred Zeentner.
John i.era,
At sumner-R a. white. mayor
on the progressive ticket. j. a.
D,irusleo and William Harmon.
councilmens ,. r. pyleH. treasurer
At klrklsnd--The anti saloon
ticket won. with " II. Collins, who
was re- elected by an almost unani-
nous vote Otis Patty treasurer,
and w y. noEgr and e. H. Young
or. reelected councilnen.
Al Anaoortes-uus fIensicr was
defeated By W A, Daycy FOR mayer
on tho Independent ticket =. g.,
Werner was elected clerk. y w.
Noryei city attorney J. ~ ilamil-
ton. counc Imam at large. y. kaHch,
city treasurer w q. Beard. coun-
Gilman Third ward
A. Toppsnlsh--Mayor. G. W.
Grant. councilmen, ]. q. Hylyer,
James Robins. A. Grant, a. y. nry.
an. !, " Harvey treasurer. l. J..
Goodrich.
A. Olympia Mayor, w A. Haga-
meyer. city attorney, George hige-
low. incumbent. city clerk, James
"a. Dover. incumbent, citissna'
treasurer. James ). Wilson. incum-
bent health officer, Robert Kin
caid incumbent, councilman at
large w. a. Weller, incumbent,
First ward Larry CORNER. Third
ward. g. J. Swain. incumbent. fifth
ward. a. o. flagg.
A. Bellinghsm--Judge , y, De
Mattus republican. mayor. Thomas
AeFudden. city attorney. ~ J. Oh
Slayer. treasurer. and j. ~ Bennett
won for councilman at large over
his nearest competitor, John Cloak.
ON the socialist ticket
Pullman voted the temperance
ticket. Elicnaburg Tor the wide open
town. and the business men =
ticket won az North Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
LEVY NOW HAS THREE MEN
STANDING IN LINE

The big scramble for fret place
on the republican primary ballot
has already taken definite shape
at the office OF the city comptrol.
Ter. whore three place holders have
already been lined up 10 hold the
first position In the limo for Lewis
Levy. the pawnbroker. and the final
heat viii be ran tomorrow morn
ing at ociock. az which hour the
office Will be opened BY the comp
trolleu for the purpose OF reoely-
ing declarations of candidacy.
Every precautlon is being taken
by Comptroller Carroll 20 maintain
equal opportunities among the Sow
eral candidates. aud 40 far az pos
slble no preference will be shown
Ia any way
Candidates viii be required 10
form IN line al the office door and
enter the office Que at q time In
an orderly manner Any who at
tempt 90 enter the office In any
other way or who seek to secure
any unfair ADVANTAGE IN the con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Stronger scxT u To- be your sinh
iaci. and "Wiii | get the box" your
incentive Yuu'll Eet II II your
essay II better than any other that
II submitted.
But the press agent Intends TO
make his scheme Htill more popu.
lar Write the second beat eaaav
aud you will get two seats. Write
the thsrd best essay and You wlli
also get two seats Write any.
way says the press agent, BE a
sport and take a chance
4 AZ some reader 81 The star b. go.
lhg TO write a prize SHINING essay.
ne paper IL willing a. be accom-.
Hca 20 tho press agent In his
Fheme OF advertisement. hy print.
ing the winning article. II viii an.
pes'r in these columns next Tues.
DAY night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
TWENTY FACING
STARVATION

season within n fcw DAYS. This cir
cumatAnce IL taken 10 mean that
there remains bui a small quantity
of provisions.
The point where the men are 10
Gated Is reached BY a trail that IL
paHhablc only under favorable con.
ditiona The district has never
been populated during the winter
months. aud is said 90 be- buried
beneath banks Of snow many feet
deep for five months of the year
Word 81 the predlcament In
which the miners are placed came
from Quilcone. the nearest point 10
the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
BLOODY CLOTHES
TELL THE TALE

HOQUfAM. Dee 4--The dis.
carded clothes OF Harry Steele. con.
fesscd murderer OF Frank Todd.
have been found. They are GOV.
cred with blood, and this entirely
contradicts his dying confession
that Mrs Todd usahed the blood
spots from his clothes after the
murder and also that she poisoned
her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

hurried 70 the scene. The firemen
we're not Eiven the location 81 the
IRE. but the blaze Of the burning
foundry was easily seen.
AZ the structure mad been IN
blaze for some time. The fight with
The flames vas a desperate one
Finally, after an hours work. the
cpnflaKrmtlon was cnder.
u was found that the pattern
works Of the foundry had been en-.
ureiy destroyed The building
which was owned by NestermAn q
zimmerman. was valued at about
$1,000 This was Insured for 81.
500 aud ita contents for 81 GEO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
new YORK THEATERS
MUST CLOSE SUNDAYS

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-The sun.
day theater in New York city will
be a thing OF the past II a de
cision rendered by Justice O'Gor-
man In the supreme court Is en-
forced. In a sweeping opinion. the
Justice denounced as clear violation
Of the Law every possible form OF
Sunday stage entertainments. under
whatever title There Is no appeal
from this decision except through
new legislation The opinion was
rendered In confirming the report
OF a referee In the test case OF
William Hammcrstein. involving
the question Of revocation OF his
license for the Victoria theater on
charge OF having violated the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
BURGLARS ROB
POST OFFICE

Burglars broke into the p0stof.
flee At Kirkland last night. and.
after ranaaekinE the premises, made
an Intellectual attempt TO blow open
the safe. The Ehsfiffs office Was
notified by telephone this morning
hy +. A Brooke. postmaster
They obtained sTB from the cash
drawer. seven pairs ~ shoes. a val.
liable shotgun aud a dozen gold
watch chains.
The general merchandise store Of
NJ L1,shy. nj Redmond. WAS burg
iariKed on Monday night. the burg
lars securing So In money. a mum.
her 81 watches. razors and general
merchandise Il II thought that
both places we're burFlarized BY
the same snlpritA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
AGED MAN DIES.

Christian N, Cordes, OF 1929
Fifteenth av. northeast was sud
denly stricken with apoplexy while
cropping wood on the university
campus yesterday and died almost
Immediately.
The deceased was So years Of
axe and leaves wife and four
children. No funeral arrangements
have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
REJECT MOTION FOR COUNTY COMMITTEE

by vote which was practically
the King County Re
publican club last Night releoied
a motion that the club appoint a
committee 70 act in conjunction
with the city central committee IN
formulating a party platform and
calling mass convention OF re-
puhlicans for the purpose OF rhtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Tying y a. party expression a
the issues Of the campaign.
The motion was made b. Civ
Attorney Ellis DE Bruler. but viz.
orouSly opposed by Corporation
Counsel Scott Calhoun. from whom
Mr. DE Bruler received hls a.
poin'mont 20 his present office. ana
also By State Senator Ralph NIeh.
OILS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
FOUNDRY AT YOUNGSTOWN
DESTROYED BY FIRE

The Iron foundry Of G. " All
mond q Co. az Youngstown was
partially destroyed hy fire at an
early hour this morning. Only the
most desperate work ca the part
or The engine summoned to the
scene saved the foundry from being
wiped ont BY the flames.
The fire. which started from
some source as yet undetermined.
hAd evidently blaKed some time be
fore u vas discovered A woman
residing near tic voun-ry notified
The fire department. and Engine
company Ne. ~, stationed AZ First
aF !. aud Massachusetts, 81. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

yet viii be- disqualified. and their
fffered declarations declined
Tnpi they have taken their places
The line.
Already there r. a prospect that
"" contest will be lively one
Several candidates called nc the
comptrollcrs office today aud Sc
cured blank declarations Of soandl.
dacy 10 be filled out for filing.
among them Mr. Levy. Judge John
p. HUMPHREYS. and several mem.
beers Of the city council Tho pres.
ent indications promise that there
will be from a dozen 20 score
OF declarations II candidacy filed
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
SUIT AGAINST CITY.

Because he tripped on a loose
board ON Dearborn st. August ne.
Of this year. Eugene Scherrer today
Instituted suit in the superior
court against the city OF Seattle
asking damages in the amount OF
$3.50 The complaint rceites that
the sidewalk had been allowed To-
fall into decay and that this was
attributed to neglect on the part OF
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
BRINGING A Poke
OF $50 900

VALDEZ, Alaska. Dee t~-pete
Monahan, the diseoverer Of rich
placer dlgeings on Valdez creek.
az the head Of Shusitna river. has
reached town with the first large
shipment Of gold dust lie came
with dog teams across the coun.
try. accompanied By William Gregg
and SID woffinEton. bringing $50.
GOO In dust The trip took a month
A discovery on bench ciaim ran as
hlEh aH sai "a the pan The citizens
gave a banquet to Monahan last
nlght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
TO INVESTIGATE
COMBINE

Deciding that further inVestiss-
ton is necessary before making .
fight on the milk combine me
Restaurant Keepers association
last night appointed a committee %
ascertain the reasons for the pres
ent high prices Of milk. j.
Lewis Gutheil. Carl Sohmitz and
G. A. knight will make the invest-
cation and report at a future meet
ing when action will probably be
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
SPECIAL MATCHES ROLLED.

Two special bowling matches
we're rolled az the bismarck alleys
last evening, the Kundegrahers
winning from the Stein artists In
three straight games. and the
Teddy Bears trounoing the Unlyer.
sity five. two out OF three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

NEW WESTMINSTER. n. O..
Dec after 20 years the mya, fry
surrounding = triple murder hae
been cleared ap A dying COATES
Sion vas made BY an old trappef.
Pierre Ia Chance. who confidsd
20 a parish priest the incidents 81
the tragedy which be witnessed
The murder was committed ia the
forest In 1854
The victims we're lanes and VII
liam Owen. 81 81 George. and Louis
puvai % 81 Frances. nsiEhbor
ms hamlet All three had been
working IN the camps for many
months aud we're returning home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
DIES or HEART TROUBLE

Death suddenly called Mrs Al.
vina Leppert at her home. 1923 i2
Main St, about 6 o'clock last even.
ing. after an attack Of heart trou.
BILE
The deceased woman leaves "a
husband and son No funeral ar
rungcments have been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
ANOTHER WITNESS Is
HEARD

John Pile, a passenger on me
steamer indianapolis at the TINS
she cut a launch from the Explorer
in two. resulting in the death Of
two occupants of the launch, tesu'
fled before the marine inspectors
this morning His testimony
agreed with that OF other witnesses.
except that he stated positively
that what other witnesses thoukht
was a man floating between INC
sinking launch and the indianapolis
after the collision was oniy
sailors cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
MILK INSPECTORS REPORT

The city milk inspectors con.
demned but 80 gallons Of milk our
Of a total Of 6a.S25 gallons inspect
ed in November Fourteen tests
out Of f77 made for buttertat Ne ns
below 3 per cent There were w
wagon inspections, l2l trains sne
1876 dairies. Seven barns "e''
caused to be vacated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. IA
score % miners employed b. the
Tnbal Cain company. 30 miles from
here. are believed 90 be CA the
verge Of starvation aud hemmsd IN
BY the deep snow. are fAcinE a ter.
fible death. Information has been
brought here and relief party
will be sent 20 their aid.
All trails 10 tho claims ~ the
company have been showed Ia by
storms 30 early a. % have caught
the force unprepared Tor tho srou
bic. Tho entire company Of work.
cfa planned 10 come out for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
NO DAMAGES AWARDED.

Fiftytwo verdicts In the Olive
II COMBINATIONS were returned By
a Jury Ia Judge Griffn's depart.
ment Of the superior court yester
day. and Ia none OF the cases was
any damages awarded.