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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Dance Foresters' hall Wednesday
night. 11t2
William Houlihan of Rutland is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Michael McKeon of Gage st.
has returned from visit in North Ad-
ans.
Harry Simmons of Rutland is spend
ing few days at the Columbian
House.
A few stoves and ranges less than
cost to be disposed of at once. Charles
Potter. 1913
Wanted-A number of business men
to form a gymnasium class at the Y.
NJ. C. A.
The first ladies' gymnasium class
was held last night In the Y. NJ G. A.
gymnasium
There was good attendance at the
private dancing school last evening in
Foresters' hall,
Latest dance music and latest pop.
ular airs at hop in Foresters' hall
Thursday. 17t2
Mrs. II. c. Roster will spend Thanks.
giving with her father William Fer
guson of Troy.
Misses Belle Marsden and Tillie Gal
ipo have returned from weeks visit
in North Adams.
Noveck's store will be open this eve
ming, but will close tomorrow Thanks
giving day at noon.
Mrs. Andrew Gallagher of Science
tady is here to spend Thanksgiving
with her son, FIN. Gallagher of Grand
view street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Honiker Of
Springfield are spending the week
with his father, Joseph Honiker of
River street
Richard Maurer, who is attending
the General Electric Company's
school at Schenectady, is at home for
Thanksgiving.
| Arrangements are being made so
that ladies may use the Y. M. c. A,
bowling alleys one afternoon a week
from / to o'clock.
Thanksgiving day service at st. Pc
ter's chapel is at a. m We all have
much to be thankful for; attend this
service and use the rest of the day for
home pleasures.
M. H. Robinson of 10 Dewey street
will sell two stoves, chairs, mirrors
parlor stand, kitchen table sideboard
crockery and other household goods
Sale to continue until Friday. 17tS
The Y. M. C. A. building will be open
all day tomorrow. The Juniors and
Intermediates may use the gymnasium
till 10:30 a. m. and the Seniors the
rest of the day.
Charles Briggs, while hunting rab
bits near the Gore gravel pit yester
day saw two buck and two doe deer
One of the buck was a big animal ant
instead of showing fear approached
Briggs in an ugly manner. Briggs
changed his small shot cartridges FOL
buckshot, but when within few yard!
of the man the buck turned and raj
into the woods.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
lulligan & Roche Hst' s' s"s f sss:s II
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

G. P. Endress left this morning for
weeks visit in New York.
Don't forget Prof. Russell's lecture
on Labrador" at the Y. NJ. c. A. this
evening.
Arthur Spence of South street is in
Troy to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents.
There will be chicken supper at
the Elks rooms this evening between
8 and 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Vickery and daughter of Skow
hogan, Me. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blake
Miss Mayme Levins of North Ben
nington is spending week with
friends in Pittsfleld.
Henry Marsh and Mr. and Mrs
Clark Spencer will spend Thanksgiv
ing in Williamstown.
The store of T.. l.. Nichols G. Son will
be closed this evening but will be open
tomorrow until noon.
Ramsdell's store on Main street will
be open tonight to accommodate
Thanksgiving shoppers.
The Hooker-Howe company will be
in the n. E. o. P. hall tomorrow. Come
in and examine the costumes.
A number of people from Dorset
were here last night attending an init
iation of the Modern Woodmen.
Extensive Improvements are being
made on Frederick T. Hopkinson's
barber shop on East Main street.
Fancy stockings for the masquerade
ball, colors to match any costume for
sale at the Bennington Shoe Store.
Joseph Laware of Moore's junction.
N. Y. has accepted position in E. S.
Buss' harness shop on Putnam street
Mrs. i. n. Nichols who has been
spending a couple of weeks with her
parents in Brooklyn returns home to-
day.
Ladies of the Hebrew congregation
held their weekly meeting last Sunday
at the home of Mrs. M. Smith of Coun-
| ty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard of East
| Main street will spend Thanksgiving
with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Chas.
Agan of South SALISBURY
Some of the members of the high
school are planning to give series OF
entertainments at different houses in
order to raise money to buy some pic
lures and facsimiles of classical art
to decorate the room in which the les
sons in the classical languages are re-
cited. The first of these entertain
ments will be held Saturday, Decem'
Der 7th. The admission will be only
5 cents.
William II. Downs, while sitting III
Frank Perham's blacksmith shop yes
terday afternoon waiting for horse
to be shod, was taken suddenly Ill and
fell from his chair. Assistance was al
once summoned and Mr. Downs was
taken to his home. A physician was
called and by the use Of restoratives
Mr.. Downs soon regained conscious
ness. Last evening he had sufficient
ly recovered SO that he walked vi
stairs to his room as usual.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
thanksgiving HDr.f Co. a0ffranr. g. Mo 10
==PiCk Out The Best

1T isn't always easyto pick the best of
La good bunch; but where they're
all good, it doesn't make SO much diff.
erence
When you see man with ore of our
Hart Schaffner & Marx suits or over
coats, surrounded by any other clothes
you have no trouble in. selecting the
best dressed man; his clothes distin-
guish him. But where the who bunch
of them wear Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes it isn't SO easy to say which is
best; they're all best.
The Thanksgiving harvest feastis at
hand now; you see to getting the bird;
and SO far as you're personally con-
cerned, we'll look after the dressing"
for you.
Well put one of our Hart Schaf-
ner & Marx fine suits on you, or good
overcoat, you'll be "dressed" for it all
right. Read these Prices
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
A. K. RITCH|E 4 co.
The Lever Of Low Prices

Has lifted this business into its present popularity.
This same lever props up every trade transaction
which takes place over our counters. 1t means much
to you from money saving standpoint 1t means
more to us by sustaining well earned reputation
by selling dependable merchandise at fair profit.
You are invited to investigate the following bargains:
so dozen All Linen Napkins slightly soled at Half Price
Is pieces Best Apron Gnghams Sc yard
IS pieces Csc Fine Cotton Broadcloth. 15c yard
80 pieces Csc Skibo Plaids 15c yard
10 pieces SOC Scotch Wasting Fannes Csc yard
5 pieces SOC Wool Suitings. 36-inch Csc yard
pieces loo Wool Suidngs 54-nch SOC yard
IS pieces lOc Outing Flannel SC yard
50 SIPS Bed Spreads CSC
10 pieces 36inch Fruit of the Loom Cotton 12sc yard
5 pieces 36inch Fruit Of the Loom Cambria IL &c yard
These special bargains should be promptly
looked into. There's economy in the purchase of
any item in this ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
COUP SPRUNG BY
SHIPPERS

and vii not come ashore. 90 there
will be no trouble with the union
men. The union men doubt II
Burns has secured a. many men
as he claims 90 have.
Nv o'clock this morning the
Nhola OF the cargo OF the steamer
Watson consigned 90 Seattle,
amounting 20 about 400 tons. had
been transferred 10 the dock. Ths
men that accomplished this we're
white. ahirted office men from th1
AlaakA Pacific Steamship company.
and the Alaska steamship company
headed By &. W Dawson. manager
Of the former concern. who han.
died a truck all day yesterday.
The jefferson and the nirigo were
quiet this morning The latter il
awaiting the arrival Of the rest Of
her cargo
The steamer Toioaan. loading at
the Centennial Mills. IL progress
Tag satisfactorily. Two gangs
worked on her this afternoon
The lonEHhoremcn's union Ia
meeting thia afternoon. The an
nquneement described the meeting
&c being % vital importance. aud ia
outcome eagerly awaited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

There 10 no such thing now as
stepping the Male Beauty Contest
insUavratsd by Tire Star.
~ is esreenlna maeiy onward
like = runaway horse and every
body IL stepping TO Get out
o. the ~sy.
Todays candidate 10 well known.
Ne 10 ore of the meet popular
prs1ehsrs In tire city and stancs
head and shoulders above the corn.
mon run % people.
Everybody know Or. Matthews.
Everybody looks Up 10 him. In
fact. NOBODY car help doing 80 On.
less they carry a LADDER and climb,
80 as 70 NEE, him face to face.
Ard ore cannot always carry a
ladder. simply fer the privilege Of
meeting the good doctor on a plane
Of equality.
u goes without saying that a
tremendous vote will be poiied for
Or. Matthew's. A. the least caleu.
lsslon u will reach ere million By
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
JAP BATTLESHIP
CAUSES INTEREST

NORFOLK. Va. May s.-Ameri.
can naval officers are watching
With great interest the appearance
and movements OF the japanese
armored cruiser TsukaFa. Their
interest IL explained By the facts
firat. that this ship with = speed
on nautical drsught 81 about g
knots. which 10 better than any
nf our own cruisers can do. vas
turned out from a japanese ship
yard second. that the TsukuEa was
under commission aud on the high
seas within two years from the
time her keel was laid down IN
Japan. No such speed Of coustruc-
ton as this has ever been attained
in American ahipyards. az least
where naval work was concerned.
and The best British record. name.
Is. IN the case of the Dreaanaught
ls only slightly better than that
made by the Japanese ahipwrlEhts
Ia the building OF the Taukuga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

No Z. Alaska. May p-The re-
port Of the hig strike on the inuosa
river IL authentic The strike was
made on Cane creek on No. 8. affy
miles from the mouth % the lnnoka
and 1fiy miles from the Kuskok.
vim
- miner = arrived With a poke
OF big nuggets from the kuHk0kwim.
A stampede has started from here
70 that district.
II developed this afternoon that
the llHf ~ witnesses filed by tho
prosecution contains ibi names
nearly all outside OF the state. sub
feet 20 subpoena
sherman Bell. who commanded the
troops during the Cripple Creek
troubles
Another f. for Charleston who
lead the mine owners against the
federation Others are Former
Governor Peabody aud daughter
Cora. Of Colorado. and Floyd
Thompson. head Of the Ceur d'Alene
operators
Nearly every important mine OPP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
NEW ELECTION
ADVOCATED

Frederick sawyer. chairman Of
the finance COMMITTEES. said toda1
thar be believed that bond elsc-
ssaa uoaid yet have % BE- eAllef
- pat the ts.s60. 900 issue 81 water
bonds In a condliiun for good ne
COLLATION..
We mirht jurs - veil dc this,
saia Mr. Sawyer The city Is not
rulnE 20 default on any Of Der
bonds and We viii not cell them Be-.
Low par Therefore we mlFht tus'
A. well e., a. Il ans make tbs
water bonds iike all others. While
xs know they are e. good - any
a our bonds. the people east who
buy them. DO rot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

fscrippa Telegraph Servlosl
BOISE. MAY ea-W y Haywood
secretary q the Western federation
u Ainrr1 Wa formally placed on
trial this moruing for the alleged
murder q Former Uorernor sisun-
spherH Of Idaho.
The court Fpum wna filled. The
efoHa wnH orderly and the sheriff
sasa that be antiFipnsed us tFuahln
either 30 ~ hrfwsftFr.
naywpoa appeared IA The court
fpaa heamlnE wifh che~rfuinesa.
The presence q hla wife. In an To-
vaiia'e chair. and bis two danEh
trfs. ere on each side ~ their
mother ssrrsd greatly 90 make him
in this fnoad
The elder daughter. jus budding
luto uomanhood IL Food locking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
HARD MAN TO BEAT.

Judge HUmphries. Jacob Furth
ard al the others know that Mat.
ths~s 10 hard man 70 beat. and
they will have 70 nightly bestir
themselves among their friends
In order 20 get enough votes 20
stand any show Of winning the
great Trolley Trip which The Star
offers 10 the successful contestant
u 10 utterly useless 70 describe
Or. Matthews style OF beauty.
Everybody knows . well. Some
people say ]; 10 % = patrioian type.
Others declare that IL IL lofty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

TRIAL rs ON

She vas fas,sfully dressed The
other daughter. years q age
gives promise % much beauty
Senator nurah durinx the progress
Of the trial denisd that Jack simps
tins. Indicted with Haywood sH 4
principal. had been iocaisd AHd
that he bad not been promised in.
munitY lie stated thta simpklns
would ret be found AHd thsy wonla
eOnffgt hlm.
The states iins - witnesses wAs
pressnsad with the announcement
that Il fnight b. necessary 70 cal
others later
Pour Nenirrmrn we're eHcussd
to because they have interests on
the range uith no one 20 help. one
because be IL a Boisr policeman and
another on acnouni Of ~ health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
IRIPL EMGER,S BOND FOUND AND
EXPORTING OF BOOKS BEGINS

March II. 1903. when he left 1853 so
Ia the Union Savings bank The
last previous deposit was October
81 when ti.eta.os Was left al the
bank
between those Two Gates. or on
March q the check for tho "a 300
was given him by the independent
Asphalt company and this check
he eashrd ct the Washington Ma
tional Bank on the very day that
he deposited the tate 80 In the TN
ion SavinKs Two DAYS later. or
on the 10. AZ noon. he turned over
the office Of comptroller 90 Harry
W. Carroll and left the city
The question MAS raised today
that possibly the tssa 80 Nas part
OF the 81 800 aud a. the warrant
Tor Rplinger's arrest aecunea him
explicitly % having rmhcrsled cx.
actly tt.s0o. Il may be faulty.
Ne tsstsr 3. warraat
To this Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh sald that Il made no
difference and the insertion IA the
warrant u the wora 80. 800 or part
thereof. would not make The war.
rant any better
That RipilnEer did not put the
siaQo cheek through the custom
airy course % depesiflns n Ia bis
own bank il shown by the fact
that the check bears no marks %
the clearing huanr ar % any other
bank than the one Of which Il was
drawn. and the check also shows
that Il vas paid out b. the paying
teller ~ the hank. and TO Mf Rip
linksr personally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

refugee and iufofm him Of bis par.
don has failed. a. he vas going
under the name ~ Smith he died
without ifafniug Of HE pardon.
For n year the young man has
been suffering from consumption A.
the hospital Yesterday. knowing
that his end was near. he called n
nurse to his side and told her the
history % his life Among his last
words be made a prayer Tor the
Russian people. and expressed the
belief that every year IL bringing
them closer 20 the liberty which
they viii ultimately gain
The body Of CherYlnski llas a.
Noice'a undertaking establishment.
awaiting further adTieea from the
Russian consul AZ San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
THIEVES CONFESS
TO POLICE

Burns Cunningham ana Harry
Gray. who vith wlils Davis are
charged with hurnertKinE the store
81 Piper ard Taft on March ~.
have confessed 70 their share IN
the crime Cunningham naid that
for two Years be has been travelling
about Wtth Gray. tho oldest u the
trio. ard that Gray taught him hos
10 steal Graz served term IN .
Colorado state panlfeutiary.
FROM the confessions % GrnF
and Cuunineham It develops that
the hoya also committed the rob.
berry IN the Eastern Quitting Co 3
store some weeks ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
nSSlAN EXILE OF WEALTHY FAMILY DIES
AT COUNTY HOSPITAL. TELLING LIFE
STORY TO NURSE-LIVING UNDER AS
! sUhED NAME, CARS FORGIVENESS
FAILED TO REACH HIM.

+. EEL cherTinski a Russian
100 has spent seasraf years In
- under the name ~ walter
! - aied last night Al the conn
NJ ilitess
! a.lls Esalthy relatives In Rus
-, ...'ls lhsm a brother uha Iaa
|ss -. hoFuo FoInia province.
l,.,. s,-As man became a student
4 ana vas exlled three years
49, ne Russian consul a. San
~ -. vas notified Of hIH death
&c., TIE Information mat
- y y sas paf88Hea hy the
~, !. .es lme of The birth 9f The
a. .le Russian throne Since
"sTy effort 70 locate the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

q, v,ra mas Neen received from
a. Ripllngsf. sx-eily eamptreller
"A nxyorAlty candidate sof whom
&c was issued Tuesday night
charge q smhezallnk
~ A csty trust funds. fclc.
- rnt By TIE Seattle star
-rsrrs Supposed lersiioa In
r-e,-rz. have rot hen answered
I sshsrea that his raaeh on
!. Or coast l. maaY miles from
~ z,~rapA osfies. and e NAY b.
s~u sssors be - reached. Unless
q sssmes 70 return and face hla
ssrrrS Rlpliaxss eHnuot b.
russt n tia. - lt = impossible
= nsrxslss hlm ron Honduras
rrsugrr George Russell to-day
- .rns viin Z G sharrock a
~ A. lie records barring upou
~ 10 eamptroilsrs sIaeemplete
~ pssa- Aaa NJ. shoFrnek PER
,.sly Asxna ths Sotk The fuut
5 a. f-om xkleh sxeomutrolisf
- s.n.rxsr = accused e steal
y wx y ssa.
ras 10 CO Ansae
n nsweil confsrrtd Nith Mayer
urs Al Win ChalrutNn sawyer
~ 1aare ecmnittes aoouf thr
skmAInsy Of starting TIE aurk in
/ sinnx Il tAA passage ef tes orti-
.srn szthsFissax T. Both officials
~ NJ. Rnmeil % detKFmine the
II p~f Gag Of rs vofk and to 40
n. Russell al tat = id not
| s,rx skas ths werk Nlii cost but
y s<lsrpt tAs ietxl would not BE-
~ z-us snt thas 10 great tine
pszt - fsqrsFet 70 accomplish u.
h a already kaoNn that WHARF
| acs ssc1A have hesa IS SIS u
! .1s gzza vksa turned over By
NJ Risisssr. here waa bat its..
. nil
rrtll Q fnAl check Is nsads there
" h 10 telling the extent uf the
Aar-axa varinna eunteefnreM are
! ~ a. ne city hal about r.
hEr rva1A anyshsrs from ten
tsanzE 70 a. hlxa IS twenty-five
kazsk1f dollars.
bc.s Believes offls sls.
IA tnting o. the official hond q
" ksAnssr vas = surprise and a
fsAsi . Tie flicais around city
a. ~ Carroll Waa about the
~ ne vho had tail eoafidsuce
eE ~ hcnt wuuid some how turn
y fAs eend 10 made cut ~ the
AnHA Surety rom nanv IA the
NR fia 80 Mr. Carroll believes
&aM8 y good.
y infarnatlon could - gained
~ - 70 whether the bonding
rT Eill attempt 70 oppose a..
= ~ collecting on the bond
~ Allen. manager q the Na.
~ s1refY company. vas IN Port.
= 1asy and there uas no one
2E'2nriiy IL his office
Y lntspenfsnt Asphalt CON.
recAs eheck ioF tfsoa vas
Eftas sgn taken by HlplinRsr.
@>sa notified By ths city thar lt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
ILLEGAL vorgs CAST.

A bic batch Of baiiots. estimated
at coo 900, have been received fer
City Engineer Thomson, but they
cannot be counted. as Mr.. Thomson
has not yet been admitted -
candidate IN the contest. His Gre
dentiais are, however. under close
examination.
The fact must also be stated that
some Votes are coming In for
Colonel Alder J. biethen. One
batch Of 10000 arrived tnis Morn.
ing.
" the Colonel Is finally accepted
as candidate. ne car rest assured
that The Star will faithfully count
his vote and give him every chance
in the world TO wa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

can complete the work on Eight.
centh az for which thia money Nan
held up. When that Il done the com,
pany viii make demand on the
city for the return Of tha money
THIS particular cheek IL tho only
one Which the officials have 90 FAR
attempted 10 rua dawu. There Ap
pears no doubt that Ripiingrr
eashed e and took the money.
Accounts Correct.
Frank n Paul. former city comp
troiler, and n. " Carroll. presen,
comptroller bad a long conference
today tn Mr.. CAROLS office over
the tangled affairs tn the private
funds % that office
Mr Paul presented receipts and
vouchers from Mr.. Rlplingur shew.
lng ths transactions between the
two when the eftiea wa2 turned
over To all appearances a. deter.
minahie frnm NJ Patds bank books
and account hooss there waa no IT,.
regularity before Mr. RlplinEsra
two terms
A study Of the toar hank books
In which the FeaoFd u the city
eompiruIlsrs private fana vas kept
hrtnga TO light aonau interesting
thinKs "a the a~faieatlous 81 the
late comptroller. John Riplsnrer.
arAi amounts Of The unfinished
wors fund fFum uhieh $3.50 u
MISSING were Kept in four tanks
A, the time The hooks wrrw
turned over % Nr Carroll thsrs
was the following Deposits
Uuion Savings q Trust Co. tis.-
tstoS
National bank Of Commerce
ttf0Ts
Seattle National. ss7TA
First National SO %
oaa ke~east stsaat-x.
The last item 81 30 80 In the
FIRST National baak represents a
small cheek that uAa made cut BY
Former Comptroller Frank H. Paul
ard whirh apparently was lost. a.
q has never been presented for
rayment and sfiil stands against
the account That i 4hy the &C
count has never ben riosef In
fac; . former check given Cor the
sane amount zas never presented
Tor paYment
Tho money. So Is. IN the seattle
National Bank il a balance remain.
ING In q fund that vas used for
huiiding the hsadwurka Of ths Cedar
river water supply system.
The ttfT7s In the National Bank
% Commcrca is shat IL left 81 an
original deposit - ti01s7 q. for the
payment 81 suh-ean;raeferH on the
Cedar river water works
The three LAST If the four bark
accounts are today iast ~ thsy
we're given Mr. Carroll b. John
RipllnEcr.
HiplisHsrs. p~pe=fts.
NJ RipllnFars last deposit a.
shown By these hooks vas made 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
BIG STRIKE
NEAR NOME

orator In the northwest n on the
list and Il Ia stated al have prom
ised 20 come.
When the days recess was taken
three remember A. l.. Ewing. ]
Z. Yates. George Walker we're sat.
lzfaefofT 10 the prosecution and
we're IN The box.
Nearly the entire DAYS session
We taken up by the prosecution =
examination ~ ~ voniramou
The taieamen usually declared
quickly that they had read every
thing they could got on the case
ard hal discussed freely and formed
opinions as 20 the desired outcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

WASHINGTON. n. c.. MAY q
Secretary Taft upon being shown
the dispatches from Cincinnati con.
tanning the statements accredited
20 George II. Cox relative TO his
candidacy for the presidency and
the situation IN Ohio. declined TO
discuss the subject To a group OF
newapapcrmcn who sought an In
tervicw with him the secretary said s.
Boys. am glad that you have
brought me this news. but | have
not a word 20 say 10 you about It.
Il IL a matter. you know. that |
cannot discuss AZ this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09

The Puget Sound shipping asso-
citation has sprung a coup ON the
loneHharemsn union IN ita con.
fiiet with that body. BY Importing
loo nan.union longshuremen 10
load and unlnad vessels Of the a..
ISOLATION firms President Frank
nufae. % the association. vii not
dixuiKo whence the men Nefe OBJ
tained. but aome OF them we're put
10 work this afternoon on the
steamer jefferson. which has been
tied up nearly "a hours for lack 81
lnngnharemen.
The nun.unlon usn have been
lodged aboard the steamer node.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
VETERANS Are MEETING.

TOPEKA. Kansas. MAY s-Ten
thousand veterans % the Kansas
q A r. their wives and daughters
are here 10 Join IN tho Festivities
% the q A r.. Nhieh have horn
planned ca 4 most extensive scale
Tho eneAupmeut ronyenrd here
yesterday. and nil hold is clos
ing sensloa togaaFrow. dggfnK whirh
time the Veterans will bn rrpsidesi
eth plenty e pnfertninnaeai. con,
sietinK ~ slam battles. eAnap firea.
liam bean dleplaYs. paraass. aad
other patriotic drmnuuira fl0ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-09
DID NOT KNOW
OF HIS PARDON
MOVING PICTURES
OF SOUND

". n Harbeck % tho Halos
Tourist Association. Of Portland. Is
expected In Seattle within a few
days from the north coast Of Van.
couvor Island. where be has been
taking pictures With a clnomato.
graph FOR making films 10 use IN a
moving picture machine Mr. Har.
beck viii attempt 20 record some
~ tho famous Puget Sound scenery
with his cinamafoFraph
The pictures taken On the Puget
Sound country will be used by the
Tourist association 70 advertise the
west and its development