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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
Danger in Associations.

Whosoever associates with the
wicked, although he may not imbibe
their principle, will be accused of fol-
lowing their ways; in like manner, as
II person should go to a tavern
with intention to say his prayers. it
would only be imagined that he went
there to drink wine. You have stig.
matized yourself with the character
Of ignorance. from having associated
with the ignorant. asked wise
man to tell me maxim. He replied:
Associate not with the ignorant. for
II you are man Of judgment, you
will thereby become an ass; and If
you are ignorant, you will increase
your stupidity. Music Muddeen
Sheik Saadi, from the Persian.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
LADY Moody as Governor.

Lady Deborah Moody of Gravesend
was the only English person of quail
ity who settled in the old Dutch col
ony. She had fled from England to
find religious liberty and she left Mas.
sachusetts for the same reason. In
the wilds of Grayesend, surrounded by
her great farm and by the best library
then on the American continent, she
contentedly lived her lonely life. The
little colony at Gravesend, always fuss.
Ing with Gov. Stuyvesant, refused to
let him appoint its authorities. The
governor thereupon turned his appoint.
I've power over to Lady Moody, and so
popular was she with both sides that
this proved satisfactory all around
Lady Moody used Coney island to pas
ture her cows on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
GOT EVEN WITH. NEIoHBoRs.
Wealthy Mans Revenge Was Costly,
But II Was Thorough.

A funny story Is told of certain
wealthy tradesman who, on retiring
from business. erected a mansion In
an aristocratic nelghborhood and Who
with his family commenced 10 cult.
yate social relationship with their
stylish neighbors.
Unfortunately for their ambitions,
the heightened people of the locality
proved to have the usual prejudice
against trade, and showed themselves
so very exclusive that after a series
of snubs the newcomers could endure
1t no longer, and determined to dis
pose of their residence and quit the
neighborhood.
But the baffled tradesman did not
propose to go without leaving some
mark of his resentment, and a huge
notice board erected at his gate sent
a thrill of horror through the veins Of
all the blue-blooded residents in the
neighborhood. 1t bore the words:
This desirable residence to be let
OF sou. oHldDlc ioi ic'ti hooPitai
or hlgh.class laundry"
Ultimately, so the story runs, the
place was sold at sacrifice, the own.
er cheerfully foregoing large por-
ton of its value on condition that the
house should be exclusively used as a
lunatc asylum! 1t has been bit.
ter pill to the bridesmaids former
neighbors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
Cost of London Poor Relief.

The expenditure on poor relief in
London is now G4,000,OOO year.
During the year ended March rs. 1904,
the sums expended by the boards Of
guardians in London exclusive of ex.
penditures out of loans) amounted to
more than G4,500,0OO, Of which near.
ly 100000 was derived from the
rates.
The cost of maintenance Of indoor
paupers in London per head Of the
population was in 1906. according to
the latest official returns, more than
three times the cost per head through
out the rest Of England and Wales.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
Silk Department

36-inch Herringbone Satins
for coat lining (warranted),
colors white, black, grey and
tan $l.O0 yard
lo-inch Chiffon Taffeta, ex-
ira heavy weight, in all col
ors Csc yard
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
Fur=Lined Coats

We open the season with the largest line of FuT-Lned
Coats we have ever carried-bg handsome Goats in
black Broadcloth lined with squirrel and trimmed with
variety Of furs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-12
Opening Of Fur Season

Freezing weather finds us ready for the opening OF the
Fur Season with splendid stock of handsome reliable Furs
in all the popular kinds and conforming to the very latest
ideas of fashion The manufacturers and wholesalers pre-
dict phenomenal season Furs and we are ready for
with the LARGEST and handsomes stock we have ever shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
BOXER CANDIDATE
AT COURT HOUSE

Frnn nahunaro's manner u was
evident that the visit waA In fur
thrFane~ uf CeAEruve'a gubeFnater.
!ai candidacy That the eommis.
uonefs and sheriff Smith thought
80 Too. was evident from the un'
sAsinesa Of their manner. and thalF
desire 10 get aeay for thsir ueon'
aay meAi eArlief than usual
Mr. ComKrure. IN answer "a apes
ticn - n reporter an TO whether Bis
visit had any eonnsefipn With hin
candidacy for governor % the state,
refused 10 either Admif or asnv the
truth Of t. i suppose everything
III do fuf the nexf sixteen maatha
xiil be construed 20 have some %
lifiraI siEnlfleanes. bat then ! sup.
pose that l. THE penalty Of bWing a
candidate said Mr. Cosgruvs
Mr. Mohnndra admitted that the
eoxcr element In Eastern Washing
ton vill probably support Cosgfove
for governor in zoos. and cnnKress
nan jones Tor rnlted States Sen.
aior. The sent senator frum shin
stats wiii ne nominated Under the
direct primary sysirm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
GOLD IS FOUND AT
GREEN LAKE

A gold strike OF no trivial dimsn-
slons has been made 81 Green Lake.
in the Seattle Electric company
gravel pit on the northweht shore
OF the lake, and men who are work.
inR IN the plt have taken out rev.
erai dollars worth Of the yellow
metal In the past few days.
The discovery vas kept quiet BY
the men. until Sunday. when A. II.
hroufe, Of the Realty Investment
company. who happened 20 be look
ing over tho soil In that vicinity
panned out 4 little Of the dirt aud
found placer gold IN quantities
which would give good living wages
70 any person choosing TO systemat-
icAlty work the dirt
sroufe PANIED 0ut gold IN tiny
nuggets worth several cents each.
and reports that some OF the men
IN the gravel pit have at odd times
Planned out enough gold % make
couple % neat finger rings aud
other ornaments
This gold IL not IN any great
quantities. but believe that n
there IL much such as | found. II
might pay 70 work n. said Mr..
Sruufs today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
LICENSED TO WE'D

Narei... r@ Bsrw. 81. seattle. asa
Saretsss Il Hsfss. 50. Seattle.
North pAkosA
A. q y westsrmsn. Is. Biseh
Diamond. ard Hannah larsen. 81.
seattle
8eerx- sbrun. n. sad Katie cas.
we'll as. Seattle.
t.uuis y u@eknan. IS. ana Lulu
A. stuhhs. 81. Seattle.
Robert Mcqueen. IS. and Elsn
Adams. 60 eeatti-
wm. . 500 IL and Laura
Leon . Fattsr. a. Pert Crescent.
and elarissa g watsrhonHe, 80.
Seattle
Eari = Fenwick. ~. sud sadis =
Hits. ~. Seattle
ch4s RAPE. issai ace. and Emma
.C Ahlea legal are Seattle.
Giovanni AufroH9nt 81 ard As
unIta TaaFaHeni. 20. Seattle.
Gus swanson. 20. and Esther
Helms 50. Seattle
Edwin Fefrfa. a.. Tacoma. ard
Anna = Wilson. -. Auburn.
walter y Hsrnef. q. and Hattie
E plnafes. 80 seattle
WIN b. Hollis. 80. Farest Grove.
ORE ard Minnie o. Hiackmsu, 81
Seattle
1ohn n Barta. ~. soattis. AID
Margaret \ SCHNEIDER -. New
Yofk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
SIGNS GUARANTEE
TRUST FUND

Mayor Moore this afternoon
signed tho guarantee trust fund Or.
dinancs. which makes the city
treasurer actual custodian Of all
city monies. and the various funds
not In his possession nov will ~
turned over to Treasurer George
Russell tomorrow
II a. very doubtful. however. II
the mayor wtll sign tbs ordinance
appfopfiatlnK $1,000 FOR q thor
ouEh cxperting Of all city books.
which he has until tomorrow 10
sign The opinion r. expressed By
many thar instead Of costing tles
900. this would cost from 1905 600
20 $500 900 and would be a year or
two years work
The mayor has placed himself IN
the position Of not Wishing to take
ans such step without knowing iuat
how long u would take 70 com
plese the work and lust how much
Ii would cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
FARMERS NEED
MUCH HELP
BlooEsr PRICES ON RGeoRo
oFFERHo FoR HARVEST
HAsps TO SAVE GARLy Al,
FAlFA CROP.

FArm hands are wanted In west.
cru and central Washington Local
employment bureaus have been re-
seitink many calls lately from sew.
efai localitis AakinE fer men 10
labor on farms Tho wages thai
are being paid farm hands nov are
she Highest ever known. Tbs first
alfalfa harvest viii soon be on.
-Four and five dollars 6ay IL o..
iersa for harvest hands
lust WHY u il thnt men anurn
the farm work Il a mystery 10 the
ss,.plsss iasul aAenrtez lne uusrd is
free and food very wholesome The
majority OF farmers work but tea
hours per day and the hired mans
SALARY Eoea on regardless 81 the
weather
Local agencies aay that ainEls
men can find work anywhere ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
|EANUT TAFFY MADE HIM ILL
NOT WIFE'S FLIRTING

- xsri. c frisa. q fs-srcis
h. ia a. May "a Vas wasd fsr
r.. y ~ ausean8- f.esssss =
~ 80 4 ssatfia. ca ne ssoand
4 rssr 40 n.etNs suffsginx sans-
: m eaanrmea Asags - fiirts
~ ssAY rss nsr answer
~ ma irssh tsetes hsr auuerpus
t'Anaa atgFin1tei e. hsf n th@
.xzzpt Ard alleges hat her tsia
t9Is kaeasx w4s ths zeal eauss
- euGAses Eass ysAasuaT says
n "a naally h4~ams unensiufa
u e1m9ellei hsx q resp ths
&stzs y sgsry uns ~ tresr ra0rns
rzrz tnArAx that scns mza lai9ht
y ~. conpsEse her - cock ssfas
TMfsrisses a. ha was afrals that
~ Aszks is - hsxt h1uss
~ fiTs rsts her e ahs eee6sf taa
~ = rs sFein4fY kaMT. ard -
- : Eiles hsF - a. ANY shucs
Hw = a. - ehaseh tsastna tnas
*sA niFr rith ths craftsman
ssnssFs = ~ ranEfszsttou
n mn aNafs~ shat shs eRamesi
ap<n9s Elnesz. bat says that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
NO NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
i'm RIPLINGER CASE

frossrutinx stinrH~y aarkiafesh =
slu awaiting a~ws ffetn washinFSen
L. the naastst - ths sxfrasiisoa 81
tahn nlaiiHxsF. tho ms.aina sx=siFy
eomptruiirr
Afr A1ackinsnsh ssie thin tunrnimW
nat h. hAa rscssFst 20 infufaafiaH
whatever ffam ne sssfs den@rtsnsst
rsssraiax lbs pfssent state - aiRass
uAfic rsiAfians 18th Henduras fis
expects fhAt a. seun ~ fNs authorities
81 wasAlrNtaa have enashine So sufn-
usarfcata fbrT s1a fsHsff hafe
NJ AArkinfe.h states itat ~ re-.
taes sxtd.uos has tssa placed ~ IA
hante - ths eitF BAL officials touch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

~ ws~ nssa@ strs sh~ rYst stsus -
over tntasxnue@ in peaaat tAffg and
that hls s~cuaf attask was tue -
sesIng AmeFteAn ehses<. TOPPED OF
with sailed peanuts
Hae dsaisM that So firtet ntsn she
ssrnilF ahvsfetar 80 ~ sasa - .
maerisd ran ana has knawn n~r rines
Ehftahraa-
SIS further aiiegss tasE the risfut.
IFS unreasonable F@aiee@y wMs ths
csuss q - Esstins a slsofcs from a
previous Nffe
NFa iflah asks that Fhe 30 ali9w~d
rcunssl fees - eaenis hsf q usks q
pfHNsf aSfsnsa. ard fQF = Hafflels af
allowances e. eome from n~trest 20 -.
sttis aad prexe % fhs caart - ocular
Demonstration fhr aanfuhaksiitr ~ HNs
HieA4aE zoe GO eyes
fNa kasNar - ransd - her pr.
ronaily James n SELL. an attnrnsT
wlfh offices r. ths ifAmrnon9 bnils
ms. IN DISTRICT. apgeafs as ksf after
neg
There 10 an niissafieu fkss ifish has
a. - N zeal estate snE ether invest
meets ~ which Mrs. Irish wnnss her
snaNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
FIGHT MEN in
THE JURY BOX

a business that needed police pro.
lection. The challenge wan resisted
BY the defense but was sustained BY
the court.
Two jurors. John o'Mara. black
smith. and sylvester Bray. mil
llaaAire builder. wore chosen DO.
fora noon. fhia makes eight men
nov Ia tho box The new vvnlge
will be drawn this afternoon. Tho
trial adjourned until tomorrow
morning In order 60 Kive aehmliE
an opportunity 60 appear In COT
fey'n court and give bonda on sat
artfny's indictments
When Schmitx appeared before
Judge coffny 10 give bond he made
a motion for a reduction 81 the
bonds The motion waa denied
pending the drawing up 81 the
bonds ordered b. the cnurt
Sehmita 10 technically In custody
although not formally placed under
arrest AZ soou a. the bonds are
examined nnd approved he viii be
released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
BARRETT WILL SPEAK TO
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

An arrangement has been made
befween the officials Of the Alaska.
Yukon Pacific exposition and prea-
ideui Kane. Of the University OF
washington. for John barrett. chief
Of the bureau 81 American repnb-
liss. who makes the principal ad-
dress az the ground breaking essT-
oisss next Saturday, 20 address the
students 81 the university next
Monday. luns 3. % 10 o'clock Mr..
Barrett viii speak on the history
intellectual and educational coudi-
tions Of Latin America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
slarH RECORD.

pirtha we're registered today a.
follows
pats-At ana Thirtssnth ~.
sonth. MAY -. 70 wife or Frank r
pate a son.
Hsss-At 1its Thirty nth At.
MAY IS. TO wife % q r. Hess. a
daughter
goIdbsrE AZ f7as Fourteenth
AZ. MAY 20. 20 wife - Emar Gold
berg q son.
carIsan--At rs nOfsn aF.. May
%. 20 wife % John Carlson. a son.
Nsiaon.--Af Seattle General hos
pitai. May 81. 60 wife 81 Carl Nell
sou. daughter
Psa,-At Ass queen Anne avs
May =. 60 wife Of VIM. Peel. a
daughter.
Austen--At Seattle General hos
pitai May Is % wife 81 Horton A.
Austen. a son
wnsou--At TIA Rainier av.. MAY
~. 20 wife of b. l. Wilson. a a0n.
tIankins-,At Pacific hospital MaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
TWO WITNESSES ARRIVE wrru
EVIDENCE aT aosr START
HING NArpaE-osLy Forn
vENrnEans REMAIN.

Ar@frp@ feteAfeph setFtcesi
noIsE. Ida. May - When
court convened today IN the Hay.
wood ease. the prosecution resumed
examination OF juror Joplin. who
took his place ia the box on satur-
day Tho examination was most
searching and Al the conclusion
teplla Was excused for bias. AZ be.
ing opposed 20 capital punishment
A numbsf Of ether taieamen were
examined At length. but were quick.
~ excused.
There IL little chance Tor eompias.
ing tho jury this week Az 5000 a.
this vcniro IL exhausted an al.
iournment will b taken Until Wed,
neaday and there viii be no session
Thursday. Decoration day.
Two formraf hartandars IN .
Cheyenne saloon arrived this Morn.
ing as state witnesses. They will
testify that Orchard rAnhed a draft
for twelve hundred and fifty dol,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
SAMUEL. a. oo.oaovE cALis ON
IoN safrH AND soasfsstos-
ron aovsnsoR.ufr-ts cotp-
az aEcrtvnn

= q. CosErove. % Pomstoy and
: g. Mohandro. Boxer leader %
walla Wallis. wsrr Among tbs vtsi.
taF~ NJ the court house to-day. Tho
ss.calied no1srs are the anti.Ank
auey efawd
The particular polnt sought BY
them Nas ths eountN commission.
sFn' offle~. where Sheriff lou saith
waa IN consultation with commis'
sfonsrs Abrams and Re- kinsham.
M0hnndro. after introducing hlfn.
ssif "a sheriff smith. introdured
CoaEfuxa. after which The sheriff
introduced them both 90 ths com.
missiansra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
BOISE LAWYERS
in A TILT

lars soon after the Independence
depot horror. The draft Is alleged
20 have heen signed by Haywood
and cauntersiEned by Meyer
When recess was taken but four
veniFemen remained for sHamina'
ton.
The session today waa enllSened
~ a clash between nafrow and
norah over Ham Cor, the AGED
veteran. who seemed determined 70
qualify.
Darrow failed 20 set him % make
a positive answer on the subject
IL capital punlsbment aud finally
challenged him for ineompatency'
norah objected
barrow said we object 20 any
man sitting on this jury who IL
mantfeatly unfit 20 pass upon the
evidence aud think the eonr,
should sustain me
Judge Wood ruled against Oar
row.
Cor waa accepted. subject 10 per
smpt8ry. The prosecution ehai
innKad Henry Carta The proascu'
ton nov has ono and the defansa
two peFvmptorieA remainlag.
BOISE, Ida. May sT.-A recess
uas taken until Friday for the pnr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

I'D ~ shortage ~ - rouipsrol.
tae
ID - hsiisHsf thas there vii - no
stafe searching - thr records e. ths
city hail iH the eaAlief ~ ths lnesmt
nisis Wafk faas and tat al thai r.
saains 60 ~ acns u e. eanfsf wifh q
feu Hnnfr contractors O. eoniuisfa
fhs hasiaess a. "a as 4 rsn - EN-.
Fisffa Nithuaf tha missing naaEa
SETTLER fha cifF officials Haf Press.
ssfius AttaFFfsF Macintosh believe
that ufnch sftfsHer viii - brought
eat urssn whirh prosecutions cas- ba
establishes. oufafts - the sfaeis
cheek - re tnaspenesut Asp6ai,
company. anf nEan NMlah fHs in
Formation 49, I'D Tor the sHifaaitisn
- Nipilnwwf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
SEVEN ARE
INDICTED

rate deal o. n. umbssn. Of TIE
Parknlde Realty Co., V. dream
and W. I Hrobsek. attornsfs fer
the Realty company.
THE latter are charged with huei
with bfibinE tbs supervisors Tor
the Grant o. railway franchise
nusf 10 nos laborinH under III
indiotmsuts
Hehmits las ~ ana hts bona
money totaas sI.0eu.goe. ana now
10 In the hands u Judge eoft~f.
on the total indictments found.
No msay indictments have been
found that many Of the local bono
ing agencies are refusing 70 tAhe
further risks
Ne uersonaf arrests we're made IN
any ease this morHinH
The Indicted men appeared bsfofs
Judaa Caffey. and qulstiy submitted
their suretisa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
Reef PRICE
| WON'T RISE

Fa~xA thsFs h . srs7s r. chirswo
4 = pssess u hesf win - sks
" - rwk En- Aeee@nt ~ the beat
9 4e.aQneinx t. 1stsaiiDn - tas
H5Htnf On csftain - its i've
n NssAAass arsH They have Bass-
ffErnnert Inspector Whicn
49, shiysers - hu31 hs.ek ttelr
i''sssls slaek. fhA prices 81 beef
- ~ nof - affsfea
iflaien waN sRpraase8 ~ ssT-
ssains iocsi fsalarH fnsings
EE m ssfnr asfnusi Ai1z. mar
: ~ eaaahf riaat here WIN
- ~ besrsufars - condemned
"a - sna3 - couuars8 with
4 = neat products on fhs mar
- NJ sssatFs az sfxa would
3 fiffsrrnee Tbs easfrrn
Essat sxgsrienrs a raise ~ aas
- w apatfts fsalefs are toa
- ifan ne esnfar u fhs trou-
> affsefoa
te4kun. manarrr ~ smfft q
80 pesi ssfahiishmeut said
= wsssHt condition in Chicago
s-seaFsfg Had NaBif - a.
sh1ft time Prices vii net
Asa .efs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
BURGLAR PARApEs FAMILY ~
THEIR NionTtEs.

cLEARFlELD, Ia. May IL
Samuel Wailworth. mine superius
isndsnl at EriiDn, and sIx members
OF bis family. ell Ia thsir night
clothes wefe compelled 20 get oni %
bed az : o'clock IN the morning and
accompany a burglar 10 the library
where they we're lined up 20 watch
him open the safe aud rob u u It's
coutanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Seattle and they DO not fancy going
10 tho country even II the wages
and Advantages are fiatterinE
One reason for the high prices Of
nay IL that farmers cannot get the
extra help 20 cut the crop, There
are thousands % acres Of fine bay
going 20 waste eyery year in Wash
ington which would brlag the high
eat market price ia Seattle or any
other market center " cut and
cured properly
A large number % strawberry
piekers are being advertised for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
|..ss,rr TRIAL 10 POSTPONED
= sooe-spEclAL vENlRE
.spsREo-oELMAs NOW IN
| ssarr CASE.


an FRANCISCO, May 3 --An'
.....sx thai the jury box IN the
49, eAss VIII Be finally filled
~ an unusually large crowd
sttsnaaace during the morn
ien The fourteen addition.
siements fouud against
..~ss SATURDAY apparently did
/ 7 s.s.arb re defendants SUNDAY
"a ~ laughed and ioked ~ith
.uNnesA
,,<..s De examlnatiop y tales
-. resuned the ease " Thee
a.l.ss. accused og prihing the
',.,sssers h behalf II the Pacific
1900 AnA T~lexraph company.
I. I'D saa put over a dsy.
80 Feffenhach vac the first
..z..s sxamihed lie admitted
- handbes,k Ga the races
=. sAAEiengcd hy tho state on
r-suaf that be bad conducted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

!. ~ms a. tntrisa receiv~i
&rr.zr ssening Ia being run
- " % automobile drivea ~
~ i :. Yes On First AZ
4. S.ns Hsasaa e ala Frrn, av-
80 M Pacific hospital ~ y
...rx ass nsxhI he Yse. who i
~ q ,sars q age. 4 ioagsd IN
Il. - III and vii probably faea
\ ere IL naansiaaghtnr.
4 Yss 40 i employed ~ the
Automobile company
Ia y " az experienced man
M M hks owlng . the crowd-
Z assi.ion II TIE sssszt ,Aa acct.
- - eEavosEahis he argues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
INJURIES PROVE
| TO BE FATAL

that the fact that he stopped his
machine before the rear wheela
toached the woman vii shas that
he vas not driviag fast.
~ Voc. according 20 reports filed
with Chief Of PuEIru wappenstetn.
has a tad record Marshal Jones Of
ceorErtoNr informed the police ts.
partmens thta morning that he Xoe
has been arrested aud convicted
twtrp IA Georgetown for reckless
drEEtne
The authorities believe that q
thorough Investigation 81 the aesl.
dsut that I'D 20 Mrs HAns~a's
death mnst b. made. and coroasr
~ " Carroll wlli hole an Inquest
AZ 70 o'elock tomorrow moruinx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
FAMINE SUFFERERS EATING
CLAY.

SHANGHAI. May e. Hundreds
Of famine sufferers are dying AZ the
result 81 eating clay The arrival
Of the American army transport.
Bnford which left San Francisco
May sth. with relief. Is anxlously
awaited
PALMER. Mass. May file
cause they we're forbidden 20 open
the windows the woavera Of the 40
2 Thorudyke Cotton Mil went out.
whereupon the company closed the
plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
STOCK WAS NO GOOD

Carl NarinR this afternoon filed
suit With the county clerk agalnsi
the Grinball Mining a smelling Co
and T. !. Tomlinson Tor 1850 dam-
ages Narina claims that he paid
this amount for 2.g0o shares Of min
ing stock In the defendant company
lie nov claims The stock is sbao-
lutely worthless and socks 20 reC0v-
Or his money Naring claims that
Tomiinsen iaduced him % 90 e.
ciairvoyant and that the man Of
prophecy advised him 70 buy Of this
stock
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Notice Reeardin9 Water

time make your reservations. II
you eant 40 out to the property
right away. make = deposit % hold
a lot and We Nil protect Yol. You
can have your money bark anytime
before closing purchase, II for any
reason you ahosld GOT be satisfied
For further Information come in
and aeo us. Scr our other advertis
ing Calhoun. Denny & Ewing. Inc.
Alaska BLDG ."
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Columbia visw faess the water
Il pssFIooka Lake Washington and
the mountains and IS about q be
npenad Il LAYS on q commanding
bench 81 land within q few stsps
- Columbia city school and car
iine lofa vars tn sire and viii be
sold for about fi7kQe apieee. on
terms % 10 ppr oent eanh and small
mnnthtY payments Sale opens 90
THURSDAY. Mar so. In tha mean.
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DEATH RECORD.


Deaths we're registered az FOL,
lows
Enshorn- Emma q Fuuhnrn. a.
MaY 81 AZ sqfi Fourth ~ nofth
ttFeaAer-aa arnaai kfssaar ~
Nay -. a. ~ Lakes hospital
Aiisn@Jahn faaios Allen. ~. May
IL af cot Tssi~r say
clark Lena CLARK o. May -
&c Providence hospital
rhampaeH Etnaf Thompson. e.
Ma is az seattle General hospital
Wafklps@Huth p Wstkius. 81,
Ma a. ~ 4Ifs FIRST Az north
NnuaF Charles Young S. Aaf
fa nt 26T E1rst ~ south
strFsus-W 4. Stevens. -. MAJ
- ~ Miner hospital
aada igffarn auao g. NAV a.
a. WaYside Er1erF~neY hospital
ahufs Helene Hhuta. 80. May -.
a. Nalmisr Hearh
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DIVORCED -FOUR TIMES IN
FIVE YEARS.

CHICAGO. May Flour times
10 tho last five years Mrs. Alber-
tine thinner. $500 Winchester av..
has asked for a divorce from the
same husband, each time forgiying
him The fourth bin has just been
filled.