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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

Lately several news items have been
sent from the city, which reflected
upon the general health of the COM
munity. One in particular reciting
the escape of small pox patients
from the pest house, was played
up" extravagantly in the Denver
press. When there Is general alarm
and actual danger from disease. it
is perhaps admissible to give some
publicity: Yet, it is n theory ad-
vanced by many level headed citi-
zens, that even then It does not pay
and serves no purpose whatever for
good
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

How frequently do you think that
Henry Augustus Buchtel recalls that
swinging, rollicking trip on his pros
perity special. taken at the expense
of the railroads. and the promises
he made to the people? Don't you
think that he is really endeavoring to
forget a few of those promises that
seemed so easy to make, when the
corn was in the silk" Oh, Henryl
Henryl for what viii YOU have to
answer. Mil Yes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

If the accounts of accidents and
other conditions upon several well
known railroads appearing in our
contemporaries don't create wide
alarm, it Will not be the fault of the
editor who is not now enjoying a con-
tract with the aforesaid roads. He is
welding his pen with vengence and
1t reads as if it was tipped in blood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

We wonder if Governor Buchtel
suggested to any other senators and
representatives throughout the state
that, their home towns looked good
to him. as the seats for erecting nor
NAL schools. He told almost every
representative on this side of the
range. Buchtel must have taken the
people of this state for a jolly set
of chumps.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

Trinidad is assuming metropolitan
airs, by announcing that one OF her
citizens is proposing to erect steel
building from five to eight stories in
height. Grand Junction is not quite
ready to make such an announcement
but we have no fear whatever that
such an announcement viii not be
made shortly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

A model barometer OF the weather
is to place. the grader at work on
Main street. Sure as 1t Is done. rain
follows quickly.
a reaction has set in regarding re-
ports of the Thaw trial. The people
are weary of the whole matter. They
want to see action based upon sane
principles. in trying that case.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06
THESE ARE GOOD
INVESTMENTS

so aGres-1 1-2 miles from Frulta
$4,000.
10 acres 9 in bearing orchard i-2
miles from Clifton. 4-room house
1880.
80 acres-2o in fine bearing apple or
chard. good residence. eac., s10.-
900.
IL acres-s In nne bearing orchard.
1 acre OF young orchard. acres
alfalfa. $3.50 per acre. 2 miles
north OF city.
i6o acres-fns high line land s1.-
coo.
20 or 40 acres-Fine land on Red
Mesa at 500 per acre.
10 acres-Fine beet land OF for or
chard. for $1,000.
Rhone-Walker Realty Co.
a5l Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06

If they don't convict Thaw of lun-
acy pretty soon. the whole country
Will be crazy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-06
\ a a aA aaAaaaAa

The Friday afternoon subject of
debate in our schools might be
which is the greater. Edward r.
Hartman. railway magnate and
stock waterer or these United States
OF American"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
MOTHER SPANIEL
BURIES PUPPIES

SPOKANE. Wash. uec IS -
Chesapeake spaniel. the property Of
Or Willard % Dutlon, has buried
her four dead puppies ln the gar
den II Charles &. Kogcll. after do
log all In her power TO keep them
alive Roweii says he canuot apply
Tor membership In the Auanlas
ciub. Tor the story " no fake. az he
saw the sad ohhequles himself
The httle CANNES. a few weeks
old. wcre SEIZED almost slmultRne.
oualy with a strange maladY that
baffied not only the dumb maternal
soilcitudo but the skin OF a veterin
arian. The mother dog. after they
we're dead. gathered them to her
warm body and strovo Ia all the
pooF and simple Ways known 20
canlnity. 20 revive them When she
knew her cares we're tn vain she
went into the garden. selected an
anfFeauentcd spot. dug a deep hole
in the soft earth. carried her BABIES
20 Il one b ore and laid them in
their grave and covered them a.
4 uaeriy AZ human hands could have
done Since then she guards the
spot. day and night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
SAUSAGE LINKS AS
XMAS PRESENTS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 25.--
The annual reception and exhibit.
ton Of the Indianapolis Abattolr
company. at It's plant last night.
was a great success People at.
tended Ia such great numbers that
thonc Was scarcely room for one
more II vas not what might be
called a formal reception. with mon
Ia fuli dress and women In low
neck gowns, but just an Informal
sort 81 reception and exhibition OF
the products of the plant
There were decorations. however.
and Japanese lanterns IN addition
70 the many electric lights, and
good music and souvenirs FOR the
feminine guests. These souvenirs
consisted 81 number 81 small
links Of sausage packed ia a box.
quite "ChrisfmaRay" with holly ard
tied with gilt cord and with an or.
namontai Merry Christmas" tag
attached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
LOVELORN FRENCH DUKE SKATERS F0NDEST
HOPE OF FORTUNE HUNTERS

Seattle Star Exclusive Servlce.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 25.--No brass
band reception al the hands Of his
fellow sciona 81 the French nobil-
ity awaited the Duo De Chaulncs on
his recent arrival In Paris.
The due has set aside all prcce-
dent. he has fofegone a marriage
settlement In order 60 get the girl
After a twoycar couriship. the
Duo dc Chaulucs has won the hand
~ Miss Theodore shonts. daughter
Of 7 r. shonta. American million.
aire. For more than year Sh0nts
withheld his consent 10 the mar.
rage.
Duchess Dues. sister Of the
duke. was the matchmaker. She
met MrE. shouts and her daughter
IN Paris snd invited them 10 her
estate. There the duke met the
girl Cupid quickly did the rest
ahonta would not consider the
match. he would have no foreign.
ers IN the family, he said.
The duke followed Mrs Shonts
aud her daughter 20 America. TO
be fair. Shonts entertained him In
hts Washington home The duke
won all the family 20 his side save
7. T. Even his admiration was
aroused By the dukes persistence.
When the duke readily agreed TO
forego a marriage settlement. the
railway mAgnafe was without fur.
Their ground for opposition The
duke has gone 10 Paris 70 arrange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

night with cargo Of a.500 600 feet
OF lumber for Australia.
Mrs. Henry Friday has offered a
reward OF $500 for the return OF the
travelling bag and contents which
were lost or stolen Saturday night
when she returned from Honolulu.
The bag contained SEQ tn money
and iewclry GO the value 90 81 600.
Mrs Friday did not miss the bag
until after The carriage bringing
her home from the station had
gone. she was under the impression
that she had left q In the vehicle.
bat the hack driver claims that he
did not see a. After carrying Mrs
Friday from The depot the driver
says he took a travelling man %
the boat fer Seattle. and that the
latter passenger must have taken
the bag II Il Was iofg IN tho ear.
Rage The Seattle police were
asked % meet the boat and try and
find the man. but he could not be-
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
BALLARD NOTES

t3A3F 0NWHNHN 4NfNFAEst
BALLARD. Dec. % Santa Claus
must have been overloaded with
whisky bottles when be reached
Ballard Every saloon. and there
are % IN the shinslo suburb. did a
lnnd.ofiico business Ia giving away
bottles OF wet goods Early this
morning n man found q package
containing five quart bottles 81
brandy on the sidewalk Ga front %
the old Brewery saloon. The finder
loyouHiy went 90 the police head.
quarters and wanted 10 know what
he should do about the find II
was decided that. as long as the
bottles had been loft by Santa
Claus the first man was entitled
TO keep them
The police station accommodated
a number Of men last night Most
Of them. however were turned out
this morning Some Of the men
were without the price Of a nights
lodging 30 the police gave them
beds and a good breakfast this
morning before turning them out
Charley Anderson was arrested
for fighting and viii be drought be-
fore Judge Gordon on the charge
Of disorderiy conduct
Christmas services were held at
many Of the churches last night for
the Sunday school classes At the
Baptist church a Christmas cantata
will be given this evening by tho
Sunday school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

b. n. r Frazer.
(ssatile Star Exclusive srryice.l
CHICAGO. Dee 20 Young girls.
icw 90 them mlore than ~. SIRE do
ms thc most auaanltarf. the nlth
lest the most degrading gurh 10
The Chicago packing houses.
ROBBED la great blood stained
aprons which iii protect their cloth
ine. their feea anrgFrd iu heavy
boota these girls ~ che Jungle ah0
ARE. tD De- the mothers ~ future
generations splash about 10 the
suv and slime from the KILLING pen.
aud brand Nlth she government iu
specfion labels the rarca tges ~ an.
imals as they come frtsh from che
slaughter
To- another department wher The
conditions are etun mere rrypiunr
girls oi she aanss aEe. harcarmel
and bare headed. wearing aprons
rueliuK 81 fiith. wurh in ,he Flnp
and slime from the endless rush ~
animal lnteaiinea that are beiug
prepared for aausara coverings
Under conditions ~ the greatest
pfccauiion. q packing house "a pcr
meated ulth usiofs that are siCken
ing. even tn che clcnneai depart
mcuta Here the uticrmues limits
% stencil are attained Nho a..
moHphere 81 these rooms o. az the
breath of q chafnel house IL cries
90 the very heavens
Only within the last six months
have women been admitted 90 iueae
departments Prior Go that time
men only. young men and boys par.
tculafiy. did The work The pack.
inE house managers SAY they were
not trustworthy They were care
less aud not fu be- depended upon.
so THEY OBTAINED GIRLS.
They must look all that time upon
The constant shedding % blood
through which they tramp heed
lcgsly.
They must listen to the dull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

completing the auditorium than ho
h OF being ahlo to attend the con.
ventlon as delegate.
There Is faint upon speer's
Democracy, Although elected a
Democrat tho last atAte convcn.
ton refused 90 recognise the ere
dontiaia Of himself and hts follow
cra, who were elected delegates az
N regular primaries, declaring hts
dolegatlon TO be "corporationistn. b
Democrats through the state
aiili regard his Democracy as only
skin deep and insist that the re-
leeted ones be given no place ia
the national gathering For all
that The mayor will make a fight
for seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

Accommodations Of money ought 10 be
broken up. and that this tax will
help 10 dlsslpate them. SO even
when left directly 10 an only dangh-
ter. tho estate would pay the trib-
ute OF 20 per cent to the govern
ment II goes on the theory that
anyone who inherits, without any
effort or labor. as much as five or
ten million dollars. can get along
with what Is left after the govern.
ment takes a fifth Of a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

we viii put ON three clghthour
shifts aud work continuously until
the auditorium Is completed May.
or Roht speer says. A municipal.
~ owned auditorium Ia the mayors
own scheme.
When the announcement came
that The 100000 In gold from Col.
oradO's mines, aud the prospect OF
cool breefes even Ia the hottest
season. had won the convention.
expressions Of doubt were fro
qucnt The blg structure was
only just begun. Skeptics freely
predicted that junk pile rather
than an auditorium would greet the
delegates.
The mayor Is more confident OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

eFnneh OF the nledEc hammer az Il
and pure and maidenly must In.
esitapif succumb
And shat ~ their alatora In the
casing department. a. the pack.
efs term the other chamber of hor.
rors where the intostinea are treat.
ed1
Into this department are dumped
al the castings from the XIII Of
The entire plant There The girls
assert clean. measure aud cut 10
specified lengths an that are avail.
able for use
The room g. los ceiiinEed. with.
ont ventilation. and 30 fogfcd with
fails upon the heads Of cattle and
hosa
They must hear the below 81
terror as the animai enters the
pen they must hear It's groans aft.
ct Il le stricken
They must endure the coarse Ian
guaFe % tho men Who labor there
ID their daily task Of life taking.
They must become accustomed to
scenes 20 which all that Ia modest
steam that one can see more than
n feet only with the greatest DIFF
ficultY The uauaeafiuE stencil
seems fairly 10 penetrate one.
The girls stand al measuring "a.
blet. upon which an endless chain
affair dumps a constant stream Of
future sausage coverings. which
they must handle quickly. adjust TO
length and cut
up az the other end of this run.
way are other girls who bend over
lunE trourhs into which the slime
from the intestines ia drained. and
start them on their course TO the
final cleansing
Il la the dirticst work In Pack.
inRtown. No visitors are ever TAX.
en- to this department
The oaor Is uuhcarahle n eilnes
o. the hands. n Hatnrnies the hair.
and battles for days the most In.
sisteut application Of soap and wa.
ter. II Is a curse that marks itH
victims Enthusiastically
And from such horrible condl.
lions these daughters Of the Jungle
are expected 20 emerge into virtu.
Gus womanhood. 10 become wives
and mothers. aifoctionafe In their
homes. fun OF mothcrly love and
kindness, the malnatay Of genera.
lions yet to come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

SEATTLE stars Exclusive servieel
nrSvER. Dec, s2-All preee-
Asels are 10 be broken by Denver
! preparing for the next Demo.
..asle national convention. which
- last been awarded to this city
fhe elty viii eNpcnd city funds.
..lsea by a bond issue. In equip.
slae ire finest auditorium In the
West Cor she accommodation ef The
A,sss AZ Democracy The struc.
IRE viii be ready a month in ad
saaee az the convention.
4 small army OF workmen Is TO
y PIT on the building at once.
ne bonds have been authorized
,sa the money viii be available
skeFtly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
BARTENDER
ARRESTED

William Tobin, a bartender at
the Navy saloon. 40 West Washing
ton at, was arrested yesterday by
Detective Griffith on a charge OF
aeaaulting Peter GERMAN IN the
saloon yesterday morning. Ger
main was removed 10 the Pacific
hospital, whore for time II was
feared that conclusion OF the brain
would result Il Is charged that
Tobin struck Germnln over the
head with a beer bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

even higher per cent. namely % per
cent. or a quarter Of the total TO the
state. But this applies only when Il
Is wllled 10 collateral or distant
heirs.
The theory OF an inheritance tax
law IN the United States IL not 10
make a special exception Of the d.
rect heir, but 10 tax the devised es-
tate. no matter whether IL goes 10
direct or Indirect heirs The Amer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
HER UNCLE SAM WOULD TAKE $50OOQOOO FROM LITTLE
MARGARET CARNEGIE BY ROOSEVELT INHERITANCE TAX PLAN
" CONGRESS PASSED LAW
sUooEsTED, 20 PER CENT
or ANDREW cARNEoIE's
COLOSSAL FORTUNE
WOULD co TO The
OONERNMENT


WARRINGTON. -. G., Doc. 25.--
The government wound take be.
tween forty and fifty million dol.
lars tax from Andrew Carnegio'a os.
tate. II an Inheritance tax law were
now on the books. such as recon.
mended By President Roosevelt In
his message Little Margaret. the
steel kings only child. would have
10 worry along on paltry 100000.
900 or 100000. 900.
This IL, of course. assuming that
Mr. Carnegie does not got RID Of his
estate before he dies II ~ also az.
Stunning that The current pittHburg
estimate Of bis estate. namely 5000.
100000 is approximately correct.
The president cited the inherit.
ance tax laws OF England, Germany
and France In making his recon-
mondatlons lie did not outline any
specific rate Of tax. but suggested
that the principle Is worth cousid.
cring
II we had a law like the ono in
I England Mr.. Carnegie could leave
the bulk 81 his estate 20 his daugh.
ter Margaret without paying any
very heavy tax 90 the government
but II he tried 60 leave u 90 distant
relatives. collateral heirs. OF 20 some
institution like library. II would
AZ once become subject to a tax OF
20 per cent In England the bigger
the fortune the higher the tax. until
81. 600 900 IL reached. when tho for
tune pays the fiat 20 per cent rate.
la France the rate Is the same.
20 per cent 10 the state. but the top
limit where this rate begins Ia ten
millions. In Germany an estate ~
the nlln nI larnnnIn-n rNnIlIh INV IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
CAR AND AUTOMOBILE
COLLIDE

An automobile driven by Charles
Brown Of Seattle. In company with
his wife. Miss Edith Harris, n. r.
Holmes and J. Ellison, was run
down at Georgetown early this
morning by a southhOund Park
street car and the car wrecked and
It's occupants severely shaken up
and bruised. Brown was picked mp
unconscious and remained In that
condition for nearly half an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

James A. Tawney OF Minnesota.
who will again be chairman of the
appropriations committee On the
house. reports. after trip TO the
isthmuH that the Panama canal EN-
plOycs are Ia clover
The climate is SO fine the wages
10 good. the living 80 cheap and
everything SO agreeable that you
couldn't separate one OF them from
his job with Jimmy and a stick OF
dynamite Col Cocktails. now head
of the canal, has hfhF out a sign.
NO More Help Needed" and the
work o. going on bully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
RESERVES ON TIMBER.

VICTORIA. y. C., Dec. 25.-The
British Columbia government has
placed reserve on All unstAked
timber IN the province The order
In council has heuunsc effective as
a result % a decision by the gov.
eminent 70 conserve the timber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

for the wedding In January. IL win
take place In New York.
The duke IL Is years old. lie has
spent a fortune and has only a
slender income. His fun name is
Emmanuel Theodore Bernard Ma
RE d'Albert de Luygnes d'Ailly.
ninth Due de Chaulnes 81 de Pic
quiny. and Marquis d'Angear The
family IL one OF the most aristo-
cratic IA France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
Pm ~ Dcnol.

ROCHESTER,. ~ s.. Dee "a
Mayor Cutler announces that the
New York Centrnl Railroad com.
pany had appropriated $500 600
for a new passenger station in
Rochester
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
MODEL VILLAGE
TO GO DRY

HUDSON. Ohio. Dec. 25-Bo.
cause OF a gift % 100000. sup
poaediy made by J. w Ellsworth,
millionaire New York coal man who
promised 10 make this village a
model village. provided that the
sale Of liquor ceases before the
money Is paid over. Hudson voted
out saloons yesterday by vote OF
2es 10 ISIS The town sentiment
IL Overwhelmingly wet but the
chance 10 get municipal light and
gas plants with n sewerage disposal
plant and the rcmodcling Of the old
Western Reserve college az a cost
Of St00.oo0 oyercame the saloon
sentiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

and prevent timber being staked for
merely speculative purposes IN All
some 6.So0.000 acres of timber have
been alakod and u ~ estimated that
100 goo GOO acres remain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

For attempting 90 desert. Cox
swain C. Madison % the revenue
cutter Perry has been ordered 90
serve 50 days IN the county Jail by
government officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

The assessment rolls for 1907
show a valuation Of real property
W Snohomish county OF So a01 l03
and personal property OF s.. zoo se5
The amount 81 taxes 10 be collect
~ on the first Munday IN February
t5a6.nis.ai on real property and
Stsa,9sA.43 on personal property
The county levy Is Is mills and the
levy of the city Of Everett 10 ~
mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
Another conspIraey h Ecuador.

GUANAQUilA Dee ga now
conspiracy 20 overthrow the Eoua
dorean government has been dis.
covered az Quito, and Gen Emilio
Maria Toran. the leader In the con
aplracy and several others have
bcen arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

Despite the dullness Of the early
Christmas season. store people re.
ped that during the last few days
lsfink SaS very heavy. breaking
tAe records established last year.
seer ne blggcst holiday trade ever
sssn In the city was handled Many
u ne tradesmeu. fearing the e..
teefs of the financial depression.
ed cancelled large buying orders.
sd subsequently were surprised at
as onslaught Of shoppers. sup
sli<s q AL kinds suitable for the
Christmas trade. from the butch.
~ stocks Of turkeys TO the flor.
~ stocks Of cut flowers. disap.
psared before them. and today Ev-
erest II eai0ying as merry = Christ
fAs a. ever In her history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

The Houaekeepers Best Friend Hoozicr Kitchen Cabinet
BECAUSE
IT MEANS LIGHTER WORK ~ THE KITCHEN
IT a PLACE EVERYTHING right your fingers
ends
eust or heat
i sanitary bin SITTER attached; patent
bin meaned bread cake box alright
e coffee that preserve strength and flavor Of
The spices.
enables you to save your strength get the daily meals
clear up IN half the usual time.
Tho Cabinet OF solid golden velvet fin
zh which viii stand the heat Of tbs kitchen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

EVERETT, Dee IS, According
3 ne statement Of Assessor Tan.
ssr tvothirds q the timber OF
sseAomlsh county has been logged
a. he bases HIS statement upon
as figures secured by the couugy's
usher cruisers. who have already
mvfally cruised fouriifths OF the
fosnsy. the portion containing the
ness valuable tracts % timber. lie
ays thar the governments esti.
rate that there Is is.000. 000 00a
issf q timber standing ia the coun.
8 4 twice a. large as u should be-
TIE cruisers are nov idle. but will
rsusv their work the first Of Feb.
sary. ard shortly after that an
scrarnse statement can BE- made
\ b estimated that the timber 81
sanhnmlsh county would be con
saned IN ten years. n all the l&4
n.lis q the county were kept ran
zlsg continuously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

Safety Razors for Xmas presents.
Halls. iii First av. '''
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a CHRISTMAS CAROL sY WIN.
J. BRYAN.
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EVERETT NOTES

nigh, vith a cargo Of a.500. 900 feet
OF lumber for Australia.
The Dickinson press., 1907-06-15
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department ot the I%n,serier. United Stairs:
A sunicient contest afhdavit having been nisd.
IN this office By Leonard A. Runge, contest
ant. against Erwin Harris entry No. 5000, made.
July :: 1908. iorsh. neA lots ! and 2, sec. 8,
Twp. l34 n. =. IS ". by Erwin Harris, contestee,
In which It 10 alleged that said contestoe has
never setablished bis residences upon said tract
OF iand or cultivated the same as IL by law 70.
CURED; that he has totally abandoned the
f fsane ana has been continuously sbeent there.
Immediately prior 10 the commencement OF
taie actlon that said absence was not due Il
corps Of the United States in tho war with spain
3r In any other war in which the United
states may be engaged that default now exists;
RAID PARTIES are hereby notified TO appear. 70.
tion. at iOo'clock q. NJ, on July e. 1907. before
the Regaister and Receiver at tie United States
The said contestant having, In q proper afa.
dsvlt nled May IS, 1907. set forth facts which
OF this notice cannot Do made, 1t is hereby
Srasrea and directed that such notice be given
s-'s-5t s. N. FERRIS, Register.