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New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
GRAHAM CRACKERS HOLD FLAVOR.

According to the management OF the Na,sonae
Biscuit Company the sale OF its graham crackers
is steadily increasing. and this, they say, Is oue :"
the fact that they made scientifically oy per.
feced processes which preserve them and give taaS
a delicious flavor when ready TO eat me oiso1~
are hacked in moisture and dust proor pdckae3
and are consequently not only crisp Ires- rr~ %
clean, but lose none OF their original Hdsot, hs,S
the biscuits unless they bear the RED laoe1
C.racrsrS made bv the National Biscuit CoflpdnS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Tues
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
High Z Low ! Last

BOSTON CURB QUOTATIONS.
FURNISHED T. Thomas Rsinhardt No Ss Broad sIree~
New York No 10 Exchange Place. Bosron-I
1Itrh IL I Las.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
MultiphOne Operating Company
New York. August csth. 1907.

New YORK, August 18th. 1907
The Board Of Directors has this day declared net
the twelfth regular monthly !
the par, the Of u per per
payable Monday, September stockholders
record July 81
ISAAC TTFoRMAN. Treasurer,
141 Broadway. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ST PAUL RAILROAD

81 re ais meeting Of the stockholders this company
IL tfs erection OF Directors and
otner business OF the company be held AT the Office OF
he company in the City milwaukee, twelve clock
coon Of Saturday. September 2lst, 1897
lie tfzi.S-er books VIII be closed Wednesday.
Z1st Of August tlo sepferufer
-
ROSWELL MILLER Chairman Of the Board
], -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d Barney & Co No 25 Broad
PhiIadsInh.al }
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
MinneapoIis q 81. Ionie Railroad Co
Financial Meetings.
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL COMPANY

Notice IS hereby given that the Annual Meeting
Ct this Company viii be held the Office
Company . Garfield Block, in the City of New
London, Ct. the 18th day Of September, 1907.
al ociock P NJ. for the purpose Of electing a
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year and for
such other business may be brought before the
Meeting
The Transfer Books Of both the Preferred and
Common stock viii close at 3 o'clock on Wednes-
Gay. September srh. 1907 and remain closed until
10 O'Clock A. II on T,,esdav September 18th 1907
New York August 2lst, 1907.
GEORGE l. GALBRAITII Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
The Associated Merchants Company.

Hoboken, New Jersey, August 2sth, 1907
The regularly quarterly dividend at rate o
seren cent f7SsD annum. and additional
quarterly dividend o two
XIII be paid the holders the Common
stock Of this Company Of September
The transfer books for The Common stock only Will
be closed at three p. NJ Friday, August Both. and
reopened at ten a NJ Tuesday. September 3D. 1907.
MOSES ELY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY.
The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. the Preferred Stock has been
declared payable Oct. LIST, 1907. stockholders Of
record close Of business Sept 1ith 1907 Transfer
books VIII close Sept. 18th. 1907. reopen Sept
25ths 1907 Checks mailed.
E W. HYDE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
Convertible Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Coupons bonds PAYABLE by
September 1907. agency of Com
pany New York Boston. will he paid n
York the Manhattan Company 20
WM. r. DRIVER, Treasurer
Minneapolis d ST. Louis Railroad Co
Coupons September !. 1907, nd Re-
funding -Four Cent Bond Of
rary be paid presentation at
the Central Trust Company. Vail
Street. New York F H DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual salcs-l-ClosinE-
fOpen High Low. Fin. Bid Ask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
c. q. sAeLEY. FOREMAN or
BRowNFiELp JURY, SAYS De
TEcTlvE OR POLICEMAN rs
NOT BELIEVED WHEN he
TEsTiFIEs UNDER OATH.

MY late experience in the Jury.
room conYinces me that there Is
a very strong prejudice among
jurymen against policemen and de
teetivea on the witness stand said
e. y. Bagley. secretary OF the board
OF works today.
sThis prejudice Il 80 great that
lt H. a pretty we'll known fact that
some jurymen would rather acquit
even when convinced OF the general
bad reputation OF a defendant, than
find against him when the evidence
has been furnished by detectives.
Jurymen make no bones Of saying
they are preiudieed and believe the
detectives aud policemen get so cal.
loused that they are willing 20 bear
false evidence IN order 70 carry
their case through
In the Claude Brownfleld case
which was on trial In the superior
court last week there we're five
turymen for acquittal and seven FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

wInlsm n. Iaxigue. knnsn
throughout the county a. Billy
i.aQlgne. died At Providence huapl.
tN thls afternoon shortly af'eF !
o'cioek
Mr. tayiEns was taken III on
friday night. lapalng into uueon'
aolouaness at about o'clock on
that evening Physicians pronouue-
"a him suffering from spinah men
lugifla. lie remained unconscious
Except for q brief interval yeHter
dAy after being removed t0 his
home at the Hotel AntiorE 70 the
the Providence hospital. snd for a
short time this morning.
From the frat PHYSICIANS held
otu no hops for MS recovery and
the end therefore aid not come I'M
expeetediy
Mr. LAvlFne was a brother o. the
famous athlete and pagilist kiu
l.AgEns aud for many years was
aia brothers manager Dor q short
time he also vas an exponent OF
tho art Of self de,ense
In recent years billy" devoted
his attention 20 newspaper work.
belnu employed up 70 the time OF
hig illness in the Advertising staff
Of the Poat.Gntslilgeueer. He also
became well known as a writer on
sporting subjects.
billy" Was we'll known In So
attic In the sporting and newapaper
world. Re vas a man with a large
circle Of friends. Unlike The ordin.
arv puellata follower he never
drans and did not use tobacco In
any form. .se WAS a student OF so
cal ennd. ona aud latterly mad De
come somewhat OF a socialist
tie was happily married. - whe
being present AZ the bedside when
death came.
At about 3 o'clock this mornlng
the dying man for the second time
rceained consciousness. lie spoke
W his wife and asked n abe
thought u would be possl bic in cas-,
Of hts death to have HE bod taken
hack 70 Saginaw. Mich. HIS Dir b.
place ~ years ago. for burial 10
saa promised this would be done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
|CIRLS LED ASTRAY
BY DANCES

A, this time the Riley brothers
asked Pstsolman Bunneli 10 ~esh
Al the pavilion On the ntxhts
dancen were held. says stuart
rhlm wan when nannctl was OF
ahift and hs undertook the Wofh
lie says that he had 20 GAIT after
the third aight oa account % me
tlfmnaiat~ character 81 the esisntAhie
watch supported the danclng set.
xeant stuart himself ~as pct e
wuFk mere and when Riley toll
aim one nirht. according 70 tAe
abatement AZ STUART teas he was
moi 10 eject irwd w0men herAe =
shsv wers good spenters hs ssfH
he assf the 3ob ~ be suald not
stand for this
patrolman HefpenIlnck and SER
ksant stuart arrested foaux girl
March first II This yeAr IN a rcam
Ia North Seattle lodKin6 honss
while IN the company o. > man
Ths strf lived az Ffrnoat ana had
fnissed her last eaF she bad bets
atfendtnN = dsuee - L.esehi PAX
chlrs wAppensseln said today
IT = c0mmon trick Tor he
men Who 20 g thsse dances %
make a girl miss the last ear and
then take Der 20 4 room AZ ne
present time cau not interfere
with the crowd that h ruaniaE ths
dances At t4sachi Park ! have The
statements u n number 81 peopis
living in the virluiuty % The Tee
Ter way ear iine vho tell ne that
last night bottles we're whirisd
from the ears AZ the dfunkna
dancers were returning 10 town
There usa a great deal u iizuoI
~ the park. Where did Il come
from And yet am poNsrless q
prevent II. Il il not generally
known that a little Eiri Was nsariJ
Drained with . thrown beer bottle
a short time aEn have tbs
facts in this case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
GRADING CONTRACTORS DECLINE TO BID
ON STREET GRADING WORK BECAUSE
MORE MONEY CAN BE MADE IN TYING
UP WITH THE ASPHALT CONTRACT
ORS

paving operations 20 asphalt Prae.
tically ali the paving Ia the city.
asphalt. brick and stone. IL laid By
either the Barber or the lndepend.
ent company.
The belief that q combine 20
raise paving prices exists between
the Barber aud the Independent
Asphalt companies indicated By re-
cent bidding, IL strengthened by
the fact that y. T. sherman. man.
arer OF the independent company,
Was formerly manager OF the Bar.
Der Asphalt Paving company IN se.
Attle. lie left the Barber company
soon after that company Tort the
contract Of paving the Renton Hill
district through a defective bid.
Loss Of the Contrast.
II vas said at the time that
Mr. Sherman wac credited by ths
barber people with having caused
Them 10 lose the contract. but late.
IL this VAS denied and no apparent
cause exists for enmity toward the
company by which he was formerly
employed.
Mr.. sherman was involved IN me
abortlve asphalt paving scandal tn
Tacoma which led TO his arrest last
fall No prosecution followed. but
The fact that the asphalt represen.
tatiycs feared that the work OF tho
grand Jury would uncover the Job
berry praeticed IN T'acoma was
indicated BY their Disappearance
from the Jurisdiction OF the Ia.
coma courts until the storm had
blown over.
I'll the storm had blown over.
Mr.. sherman Was arrested for an
offense alleged % have been com.
mlttrd whlis representing the Bar
Der Asphalt Paving company. This
act strengthens the belief that
fact strengthens the belief that
him and tho Barber company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
OMAN wEND1. SEATTLE COUNTERFEIT
rp DISAPPEARS FROM pENITENTIARY
AND MAN-HUNT is oN-MARSHAL OF
FERs 500 REWARD.

and has Dot been seen since. lie Is
thought "a be unhrmed but mas
have taken a row boat ana left the
island. Owing 10 the ia0lstlon q
the pcnltentiary In the middle OF
Puget sound. between Tacoma and
Olympia. the trustees are allowed
great freedom. making the escape
possible
Local authorities throughout the
Northwest are watching for the
escaped prisoner tie u the first
man 10 escape from MeNeifa Lab
aud since July. 1895. when seYea
desperate mon soi away, but we're
AL captured save enc. These men
were armed and fought desperately
In Seattle police Circles Herman
Wendt uas known ~ bicycle
thlef. lie served enc year IN WsllA
WAila for grand larceuy. and Il
considered . clever and cxprFicpe.
ed crook. he ia $ YEAR, old. dark
hair. tight blue syes. weight th0.
we're cuavlcts stripes whsn last
aean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

*ssatT-thrse drunken men we're
s.aed IN Georgetown yesterday
~ respectable citizen ~ Gsorge-
- rzs stabbed while assisting
nsa marshal in preserving The
Eseksn braNis and profanity
sNlsa from noon until the early
~ q fhh morning
Nspeetable men and women o.
ssieNn dared Dot travel on the
= 2 o. from Seattle
'afsn had 10 be kept Indoors
= sAeir ears might not be- de-
p Ne lanRna9e NJ the intoxi-
heh and uomen
tsfitAble felaa o. terror IL be-
-.'ak % BE- the normal condition
7Eetown On Sunday
eosiniy smplogs who lives In
o-n, 10 describing condl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
sEVENTY-THREE ARRESTS MADE IN THE
SOUTHERN SUBURB-CITIZEN STABBED
IN AIDING A TOWN MARSHAL TO PRE-
SERVE THE PEACE.

lions there yesterday said 70 The
star this morning
Drunken men and boys are seen
an All our streets. street. Tights ana
All kinds u drunken hraWls are
common sight everywhere In toWn.
while the cars are ~ filled WIZ
druukards that women VIII NOT
travel In them.
"One Of our citizens. Coe Morsah.
waa cut Yesterday when be tried
~ assist the marshal 10 make an
arrest and n would not surprise
anyone II on some Sunday a muir
dor occurs az a result 81 one o.
these drunken fights.
There we're u arrests for drunk
ennesa yesterday Conditions are
rapidly becoming ~ that our police
are unable to preserve any KIND OF
order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

All street work IN Seattle IL prao'
tieally controlled By the asphalt
combine.
Grading contractors and others
who might do street work find n
profitable TO baak under the asphalt
tree and walt for the plums TO fall
Il h. due 90 this fact that the
city Is unable 10 get bids on street
grading in the outlying districts OF
the city. Work which has been or
tiered by the council and advcr
tised BY the board Of public works
does not interest the smaller con
tractors enough 10 call forth bids
one street grading Job has been
advertised four times without a
single bid being received By The
city
The eauae 81 this condition IL the
high price which the asphalt com
hlne Il seeking TO extort from the
taxpayers for suDKradiBg On WORK
which should be done Tor j - "
cenin. they are submitting bids as
hiEh as 7a cents
More Money IN Gig Jobs.
With such a high price for sub.
grading. the Barber Asphalt com.
pany can afford 20 pay the small
contractor more for the use Of bis
teams on their Big Jobs than he
could make out Of the small i'm
provementn upon which the city
asks bids.
Al present some small contractors
are waiting to work ON the Queen
Anne district Improvement They
expect 10 find exceedingly pHofita
bic employment fof their teams
there ana 80 refuse 20 bid on the
other grading jobs Unless out
aliefa can be Induced 10 bid on the
work. Il aiii have 90 walt until
such time Is the combine IL willing
to take 4 ~.
Tho combine does not eonfIne lta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

=. darn ''man escaped rams At
u.Ssas hlana penisen'iary
-. sor the tifss tins IN near
= ,.srs. and today guards
q penileatiaFy are
.s ~ slana 10 search ~
wsras. ceanterfeiter. who
-. nlssd Al yesterdays :
,eaedpp Z $ Marshal
~. m 80 offered 500 for the
espfure The authorities
4. : ssill in hidiaE ca TIE isi'
-, ~As sent up NON Seattle
~, hAvlng plead guilty 70
r.~,.sax Ne vas caught y.
ss-s;s civ. where he operated
.-.'ss,s. lie had been IA trou'
!. s.,,<a and IA known Ia police
r he Northwest Judge
80 s<a,eseea aim 20 'hrce
!. ~rs.an he behaved vel
..,s.ss ! rusty Yesterday he
- 4 one o'etock roll call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
SEC. ROOT is
TO RESIGN

WASHINGTON. April sit Is
said that Root Is contemplating re.
signing he IL apparently pushing
nacen AHEAD "a take charge OF the
office
Il Is believed that Roof and Pres.
ident Roosevelt are not ia close
sympathy since the president adto.
Gated Tafts candidacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

~ 4 Police wappsnsseln y
- 10 splss Of tae iniune-
- -. kss bs~s issued against
= ! kgsrinf Iuags Gillian and
<.f& snll AfuzgAs against HIN
= - s<ushsfs. Ia preeEiesofs
- 80 ptfk rzssiloa. = root
= go aanfsna ~ al PARK ~
- s<s.saAy 60 account o.
= .zzesisa Ne sAiers hands
ms - asa hs was not able @
- a. rssskry. saleh continued
Va Is lsss 1rx Azss At asghs
e rhlef rissam skat = lafEe
mk<r e Fsss sfs - aztay ~
49, asnees ana BE- Aas = list d
hsn II sifis sell N their teens
" nj 81 he saY a. : direct
~ = fhs~ aaBess. TIE llai
1ssIss = o. mare names Of girls
w. A. 400 10 alfEsssnt houses Of
nrsnl.n The majority Of these
Is hzss stsiet that they date
= ,sszrlnx a tksir trouble from
4 rss = leKAi Park. and The
Aakz = ne saviEsua there Ser.
IN Z 9 ssuart has prepared 4
kseu<rf IN wh!eh BE- says that
Nf*s - snnnfk4 - Iuna Talk
~ kzxzs q last year he vas Ia
tzp 4 shs district between Yes.
= "a ~ FTke =. The dance
~ 4 - para ~ sfeaaented &C.
srs.zx . this statement hF Nomen
r=sEiaasaie character.
y 90 all that We couid e
<l4fz II ero~t Stuart says
~ ~ % weed cut the wofst,
X ~ horery dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
JACKSON
TRIAL ON

The trial of Ruth jackson for
murder IN the second degree. began
IN the criminal court before Judge
Morris today. The ease was pre-
vioaaiy postponed because ollie
belmont. q witneHs, vas missing
She vas later arrested In Portland
The impannelllng af Jury took
40 all the forenoon and a part 81
the afternoon
The defendant IL charged with
haviag stabbed her husband. John
Jackson. a iahofef IN 4 flrst az.
lodging honae. during a drunken
hrawls on February : last John
r. Miller is prosecuting tho ease
aud = c nrown defending the So'
mhn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
DRUNKENNESS NV
WV
CAR JUMPS TRACK

Green Lake car No. s7s Jumped
the track thia morning a. Second
Az. and pike At and after being
finally replaced on the track vas
taken back to The car harua iar re-.
pairs. 3. r. Co. officials refused 10
nay what the trouble Nas but Il
probably lay in a defective flauKe
on one ~ the rear wheels. the rear
trucks being the ones that jumped
The incident occurred at 10 fb. The
car was IN charge u motorman $50
and conductor 6ib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

times he continued the fight until
brought to his knees.
Seeing that capture Was newt.
able he shot himself IN the breast
then through the head.
Before killing himself he destroy.
ed a number Of letters.
About so bullets and shot holes
we're found In his body. The fight
lasted five hours and running
fire was kept up during the chase
which extended over a territory Of
eight miles In length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
MUST PAY JURY fEss.

Judge 4ih-rtsan. 10 thn ease %
The state ~ washington. an relation
q y NJ MaIan. against tustire 81
the p~aes g. o. George d9rlded
that q party 60 civil antlon in
Justice eaurt 10 entitled 20 lafT trial
1850 faty fees must b paid u
tks trial lasts afars than enc daf
an additional sam 81 ff.fs must b
paid for each daT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
JURORS DON'T
BELIEVEPOLICE

conviction. Mr.. Bagley was foreman
Of the jury. and says there were
some who believed Brownfteld TO be
a bad egg but we're unwilling TO
believe the evidence against him.
offered by the police department.
The case resulted in a disagreement.
Mr. Bagley made strong com
plant 10 the court about the IN.
cleanliness and unsanitary condi.
ton OF the juryroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

los ANGELES. Cal. April 70
Governor nuehsel Of Colorado Sho
IS here in this city. in an Interview
"a the Meyer Haywood case. said
eThe citizens Of Colorado believe
that Meyer. Haywood and fettsbone
are not ouiy guilty. Indirectly, Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

the murder OF Ex-Governor Steuen.
enbcrg but also guilty OF many
other murders and crimes which
preceded
when | say citizens Of Colorado.
/ mean the law abiding citizens.
What the president said fitted the
case exactly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

NO other raee bat the Hebrews
could have proaaeed the saviour of
the world. Jesus Chrisf. declared
the Rev H H. Goseu. - Trinity
Church. in a sermon yesterday. m
which he paid = glowinK tribute TO
the Jewish race. The Hebrews are
a race Of martyrs. With afrong wills
that enable them 10 die for their
convictions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

WILLOWS. Cal. April 2s-ln a
battle five miles north OF here last
night between a poNae and an un.
Identified desperate. the latter was
killed after 100 shots were fired.
Two reyoivers and aandbag
we're found on the corpse The
desperate deficd the officers aud
citizens 90 take him alive and al.
though he was wounded several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
CHURCH DEDICATED.

Tho nsw University Methodist
Episcopal Church. corner OF 18th
Ave. \. y and f2nd street was ded.
ieafed yesterday BY DR. n. {. len.
ninFa. The cost of the ucw atruc.
ture ia $4,000. The amount nee
essary 70 remove al Indebtedness.
fg.7as. was raised yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
.SGAPE FROM
M'MEykS
BARsaRs srop Risaus JOKE.

MANITowAC. via. April "a
The lid il on bafberahap story tell.
Ing contests In THE town. The town
boys will have q seek another place
10 spring their iow jokes The bar.
hcrN declare they are tired OF Il.
aud they have had signs printed
requesting patrons TO refrain from
riaque yarns.
They believe people should use
az much discretion In a barber ahpp
aa Ia any other place Of businesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
<<BSZzY' LAVgGNE
rs DEAD

Then he talked for = few moments
Of the futars 81 his wife. as
life insurance ard other business
affairs Shortly afterwards he
aRasn became unconscious and re-
manned 10 until dsa. eususd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

Advieea from vaidcs state that Il
will be necessary % blast away
portions % the rock on which the
Wrue ksd steamer Northwestern Is
iYinF before the vessel can By
saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
suNMsR's SURVEY WORK.

Captain ". c. Hodeklna. Of the
United States Coast survey steam.
shlp Patterson. Is here from Wash.
ingtou. ID. O.. preparing 10 leave for
Alaska with ten officers Mt Hodg
kina sill go % Kodink and the On.
trance 81 Cook Inlet 10 finish the
survey begun last summer. The
men have not yet reported for sery.
Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
ASPHALT COMBINE
in FULL CONTROL
OPERATE ON MITCHELL.

spRiNOFtELD, III. April a.
John Mitchell. under care OF phys
leiana. arrived home last niEht and
today vii be operated upon for
hernia ~ the aanitnfinni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

An eight.year old boy, son OF the
foreman Of the Ryan Ranch, was
drowned az Ryan's crossing Of the
DuwRmish river at South Park, this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

- wApPESsTEiN WILL
rxzr Sunday BALLS AT
..sxs N FACE or INJrNc-
- An DAMAGE SUITS
ssr~x'xcEs THEM SOURCE
~r<IxaDiSG MANY GIRLS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
STANDS GOOD


ST PAUL. MINI. April - The
United states circuit court of ap.
peala this morning affirmed tbs
decision az the lower eeart Ia con
yietinE Armour 4 CO Nelson Nor
ris s Co. swift a Co. Cadshy
& Co. for accepting rebates on
shipments from Kansas city 70 for
eiFu polnia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
COLD WAVE

pss rsiszrspk s~rxaee1
hEAs CITY. Mo. April 90
~ 8se and rain. together
2 { fFsszing temperature. Il
FEz1 ;krmgh0ui Missouri. Ne.
nan ksnsas ard North Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
SEVEN DEAD


OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April
20 seven are reported dead a.
the result 81 n eloudburst this
morning at Oaksdale. a suburb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

l.. kahlemburg. physical chemist
At the unlyefaliy of Wisconsin. and
one 81 the best known chemists OF
the east. viii lecture al the State
University summer school this
yeaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
INDIANS GET GOOD
LAND

The local United States land of.
flee received today schedules Of
land grants made 10 Indians % ,ho
Lummi reservation. covering 1000
acres on an island In San Juan
county. also an allotment made 20
certain Indians residing ON tho
swinamish reservation. all under
the treaty Of 1865 These lands
could not be taken up Ia this man.
ner until the Indians severed their
tribal relations.
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JAPANESE aNrsRrAlsMsnr.

The Japanese Art Association
yesterday gave a successful entar.
talnmeni IN Egan'a Arcade ball
The program was tynically Japan
eae.
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STANFORD Is
WINNER

sAUsALITo. Cal. April 2s.-The
stanford university eight defeated
Berkeley by six lengths this morn
ing.
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WASHINGTON. April %. At the
thirty. annual reunion Of
the Army Of the Potomac next
Thursday President Roosevelt VIII
unvoll the statue. George -. McClcl-
Ian. organizer aud first commander
of the order