davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ball Tacoma took niK straight
from Butte. ~ 81 any wonder that
the bugs over there arc 'bughou8e ?
Much Of lIigRiVlothnm'a success
here has been dug 10 the fact that
be has nearly always worked on
dark days, making his speed unhlt
able Yesterday the Sun was uu1
and the Siwaah tribe had no great
srpiiblo in cOnnmling.
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NoRrmu rnAour.

F"F7'T7TI = - E7ETFT" = y
TACOMA Sept Sc NY winninn Sat
ufdav and Yesterday Tacoma made n
alx straight from uutta tiuth Hauua
we've taktu b. thc Same Heofc, go O.
pellar WAS lu HreHt fHfm saturday. while
Nelson won hts uuh straight saWe TOE
Tacoma - pitching great tall yeatef-
day
Yesterdays score n ~
Tacoma ...s .......st.a...sh 10
Butte t.tst. .tttr..sstttt.
batteries Nelson and shrRi darwin
and Wilkins UWrlrr tiauie lett
Saturdays acorv n y
Tacoma ,,s.s. ........,,s..a 10
Butte .s.... .tt.s.s.- tss....o
Nattefies Dellar and Hhea. naassyeit
asd Wiiklna Umpire N1wfett
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At lrHa rNAa HAts
a. .-'...,.- ...-t,,.. 49,. d.
80,
l.'. - ...-..,i. 49,
., ~ ssit--.
s Nua
wealtbv fs.nifIas vhs haro 900
advantage ~ this Ne. turning ln
their plano towarl purchase %
costly ChickrriuEs. Wlmha'ls. sen
uino Pamela plhnoa. ialufy nuhy
GrnndF and Special Art stole on
rights. a. The present low pfiees
The majority 90 thsae INSTRUMENTS
are just al s.as 80 nov. and viii
last a lifetime
A fine little Emoreou. fitg
A nrotfV. medium sized sfoluwav
st2N
Another gtaluwaE. virtually new.
s2tS.
A superb Welwrf M Cable. ISIS.
A bic. sh0el laHed Ludair siC5
A pretty tuH walnut Fischer
st42
A Knaho. Ukc now. tgZ5.
And many others
All these used pianoa go for $40
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In the second game Aberdeen
came after Welch with the longest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

| New 4
from whic1
from the S
largest hot
able. consi
Purch|
getting thu
a few sales
make our
Here
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| INV YoR
krre the best
be gigantic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

Aahogany 4
| lastrauon
mister ba
shaped bel
which a Z
| tends do
4 Arms are
| stock ar,
/ ffAiAtu
| dies Roc.
| ed Wood
| posts turn
ers Woul
about SSBi
day and /,
Sales q
a. our earl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30

uatter4ss and Hogan. deudwin
ma Aavy Ump1fva- Moore and guigs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
LUMBER BRINGS
LOW PRICES

Reports received ia Seattle this
morning state LAT tne lumber mar
kot at Ban Francisco IL badly de-.
morAllxed, prices having fallen IN
some Instances $500 pei thousand
Lossf freight tariffs recently plac'
ed IA effect are "a SOME measure 70.
sp0nslbls but the slow demand To-
cal lumbermen say. has more 20
40 toward the decline In price. Lum.
ver an pmsnts from mills In the
north west nave been regular the
past week ana all orders 20 Gan
Francisco have been filled In one
instance" SAID Victor r. Bsckman
Of t8e Lumber -xchange. several
caFg0a IN port NJ San Francisco
have been sold 10 save dsmurrage.
he big fire last night viii have
20 effect on the market az the
other mills can get out sufficient
lumber % meet all demands"
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poIsoN FAnn


Edith Anderson, ne
Ballard girl who aissnFh :
By taking poison sais's'l 7
noon. ia reported as sHs
danger this morning
The glri was driven .
aesaou6eney caused = I. =,
ana knowing that she eoa- -, :
around with other yoaas =,
her age She has hesn II =, = I
wears and a. a result - y
10 get a good edaeauoA = =
believes that life = W.
living. .r Tma
The Eirl lives a. sss y, - -,
Ballard. and Is the e'ess'
OF David Anderson. ala.
Il was about I o'eloel ~ - 4
aftern con when the SRI 's. -, /
an earbolle acid. several " ~ Z.
were called but she dis q y, -. :,
c ~s,s sra, uatIi sanea, s ,s,.,,
me riri was badly bufnsa -. =.
IL but her face is HV
burns OF the acid A.AfI
Yesterday she stated ,a.a /,
not know shy she vsa v. =
herself. aad fhst ane
mai She hs aiken re's''
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MUST TELL WHEN THEY
SELL SKINNED n,

A. soon a. the new m,,.
ton law goes Into effect ss,' 'asi'
~ ... ssilng houses WIN nos 1
ne ne Kind Of mia thsyrs s,,,'.'
The iaw proxideu thar a.. ~. ~
place shall post eoaspIess = II, !
lettering four inehse 80.
grade q lactsal flnla s,....
Thus This lsoass usas e,l's 's
Miika enaas
There Is already An e,.,..-
Ia effect providing that as Ls1'
who sell milk belox N.
Of purity shall have thss,
published though Up 70 a. ~, -
the law has not bssa fv''s !
forced. /
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FlRr ln pRY klLn.

Pre- IN the dry kilns Of the Sc
attic Lumber company. al the foot
Of Harrison 81. Tor time last
night threatened the plant Three
engines aud 3 fire boat responded
ana successfully s1tinguished the
biaEe. which did $500 damage A
sprinkler system inatalied by the
company held the flames in check.
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PLAN BIO CEREMONIES.

Al meeting of the executive
COMMITTEES Of the Alaskh-Yuk0n. Pa
cifie exposition late Monday after.
noon Il was decided thai elaborate
ceremonies should mark tas break
ING OF ground FOR the exposition
sometime In Ma.
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sr4Yv ard are rsads ~ = "
sfa. Nisrs and aaukhiss
Tha teUl ement vas ssAa.@
tstiarai ir sInpfnest -
eu5rssh war veterans 80
far Mitchell vas mass - -.
Tor the work, and bis ~ -
sanizir6 clubs ausonx
NdN tfuns eft eprnins -
an ever tht country, -.
Tie FIRST club oreanisss = !.
washinrion. n c, ard ~ -.
mour Mo- 'oHuca vas s'se
This cluh has grown raf'N
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MY LAND
HFTwfES NkAfftE AND TACOMA
nag q nau Hefasa me flfs 81 sins a. flF %
faik NLN tarEHf tEnAA
HENS All a NV uuNb WffH
fN AgNNs ahaai fhs aants f4stanNs
saatf ffrn ffanssf n4aaFs thsf hailsfa
10 nasth 6A iaesi eaF lins safnsFsa aiana
iha s1Ns tt-q nsr esrsI
IhlHff kEHlt riees 60 nsN fHHf tau
ttfal Ytas - aaHna nea Hss1ntkists ftssi
fsw fasiz tsTa ffufH tsafh 80 So
ase hsf essA
TWENTY ACHES nsaf Hunnyesis, haff
taftpm isnai taiaaas sol aplsaf 80
tA4 ARE
= ItsHEs asssA = n.4 asias. 81 nns
q re- irfsfwhan ~ ~ aefs
tbs AfHGA sspfifsss - niHs Iehs Hafs
Flfn tatiasu isnt haiahfa aufst uf.sna
81 nsafif isfsi t5tt 80 srfs haHy
fsfnss
Fssarf AcnNe fsw rnas fsam usw saf-
w.f. assiDaAieH easuf fis Fsf nrfa
ErtHff ACHES Al Hssfif isFsi SOL
ST ttHh4f aaHuHh e NETS thah hsif
81 - a. - So arfs Isfats
fcH4f AeNEa asf tHaatad 81 isFsi
uiss ffsea thfassn a. - a1s aef~
Ne cas- 1sIifEf aHf 81 akHta 81 tx -
ss-lsA but eaAast auafanies thssp tNicss ~
tns isHsft = tiuis a. gfirss afs sdfene5
la fss4aif
ROBERT NkITHT
- - " Afsass nafsAies
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PLAN long HIKE.

Tho Mouutalnsera will have their
asventh 10, al walk aud first Night
OUT next Saturday The party will
10 to Port Ludlow and from there
VIII walk five miles 10 chimaeum
valley. where they Wi sleep out "
ON sunday this party will eompleie
the walk 20 Port Townsend.
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lS0NBY

ich is the
ing turf has
p unAnlmity|
a.. The great
pc choice Of
ztes that 10
. In a race hs
3 standard a. |
source Of ID
8e loyerxo Of
perhaps this
Hhaf else hrtr|
affection for
ling dlscussi|
pad Qualities
st Of those /
h found II d
IA plurality o
question an
horses hlasi|
.here is a ST
/ vote BY VII
ably is crowd
opinions OF
ss
Henhy-A B,
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Ths relatives Of FIRED New Of
drsrnflrid tnd are anxious for
his safety lie has not been hssra
ftota slnes last bsCsfahsr - that
dine be MAS seen ca q Nettheund
tFaln, passing tAreaEh Caldwell
Idaho. New in - years Old. feet
50 inches tail weighs ise pounds.
has bnown hair. blue sYss and fair
compile sion.
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nELLiNGHAM. Apii sf-al
been decided 70 hold = ss.1 =.
the skaEif eeunir schools A 4
Nsruon. Aay T. EVER Hlxs !
iu tbs caunfy viii send / iaz
compete in the sysnts ~ xzl
plan WAS 10 held a d1za mss
tween i.aconnsr ans neast y
uuif
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tseat,l, So EssIusIvs ssrylss.l

tseatsle star Exclusive sersiee1
WASHINGTON. j. G. April A.
The women's Canissn Temperance
cii,h IS the latest development 81 tbs
noYemef Go secure The restoration
o. the osntcon Ia United States army
pests Women Were largely inHtru-
mental tH having the canteeu ahal-
inhsd npN women are 60 fiEht 10 re-
peal that ahaiishfnx iaw
TheFe clubs arr being formed under
The auspices ~ she spanish waf vet
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PRINCE ALpHossE o. Z
Bok.sfcILy

The hifth ~ a. kssr 4 In
nh1uaa ~ spain wfil b ~ -
the lmrar ancs q tho k.nxs /.
nephsN, Triacs Aiphenss Z -
sicily I.s lad. Z. 4 lks olsz
81 Alfonso sister. Mzfss q = /.
ceaes pHneess q lie Axs.sa /,
G ID 81 fs<
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WHY MOTT

TAKE ADVANTAGE q an owners a..
sire fo make quick sale Hud tu. q pretty
huufr iu Che Lake Union district a. less
thaH oasf ~ rfafurtiHn f1ltl alasd iat eas
itA with rusF new and modern i've fuam
cottage Fdf few DAYS unlY We car offer
fhia fif f1 uN. taffna
CHARLES goMFHg COMPANY
Alaska Building "a =
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atirfat 4 o8stz. the contractors.
are bslas sued - J A seaenerfg
for a balance ~ at.stz =. for sane
stone delivered 20 them Tbs case =
a. triai before Judge Gfiffin.
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HOUSES AND lars
saas sssai soes*' ias basn 90 hi6es
ffam 81 Tsss itst IL
cflNAr RICH
rises and ~ raeine satf al isssi. ~
f.si ns~ siss-afks os,ss sessg kseis
4. .s. ,s \. ,is = .s,i IsA w., Ia =.
500 H.Ans pzfsatss eeses tasas II
FaH aAt.x M owSrp
- Fau pAnf a So hasss naesf aad
- sssg fsffnsnisf 8sfs - u@s. 8 sesfas
sia-,lsshiF rlcssfn. ulsts - Hsnfs. pipst
- sac flEs class plum..na = tless
ffies . 80 "a topn. - - fneeih
nov asf.r-nY swasr ns~ ssx roarn
enatsfa tnfr-l inrafsa nsaf FariY .fuzria
80 arf Hslresf piaHs fire flsH snsati tsss
Ffies o iie psfi cash. fhess Nafth ~ =
soau HoAR FuH IfrTLK aosEr
sareen satfsas. - Nfte ! hioeas fEusn
- flss s.ss = lsss aas wosn'Aias
FrTEn NsgTMpN
= y n n q
i Woodland Park DISTINCT i
O e. - taa0 aarh. balance sssf terms p
= HfHH NH9HHHH WH NasHHIANA ANesIA+a ~
T. isst Haishsi n.ssr hssB noeuEiss. =
s.sss Tass. i.srss eaiy sgpa ~ = 2
sonN nowpfsH a co. \
+ r,raHIapn nfres. Us WashinEt1u HtlfE u
I Frsuaens offlss ~ FFsnssHi Az z
. n :
nsRdAfSs n noWgs
igeatr eeiieas. iQis a. tered rtlrksn
ifnena hu,isss clsfsHseut sat I.sHl tspe
stsn sauss. iois s frsit gr.s al
ssssss real snsp n ~ SEQ easn
taraaui house ~ Nafn It tiiiinan Citf
isst finished hsssmsnt ntss, hiocA
f.rsars Nus Is ballard ies ~ berries
ttifs fi - fasa essh
sf-sa souss. =, sasios rfirs . aca. y
L iNvrsfMEwT co.
ris peanr Hidg
Phones Main siis fna eH
wr AnE oNNkns AND ckS pgLlvEH
THESE
I 70 shnies sisp lais utias essh near hns
ir,sa csHisr 49, saeb NsrF sasY terms
] saniss iofs tosiif 10 it.r siisy. ~
hitrss ffen ear and iahs $40 each
aitNaRE nnos couPASY.
nsHnf aiHfleaH Gfssn iaks
Sarih riia Hss5 X 7to
nsc psc nAc nae ma SAC Sac u&s
Ia an~Ar-z
lie u4Ea HAfsF CASH
- Special aftsf ffuIr owner "a dias
] a palHr 20 fire fiFa iuf iu taNFEfen's
I F add NHfft HfeafvhF district
In Az arrartunity fnf safa. profitable /
I 4 Investment eHffh dutak sftien.
uNNanN a CARLSON
q fi.a Denny bids
= rhoHss Main H1 ina SO Z
sac nae u&c nae rae Hsc SAC pa
BARGAINS
o. ioit az Qfrsn Lake. price 49, 70 80
f each eHHF farwa
farrs ream hrusri ietsi Rainis
{ UtfaEfrH ri f fsn1 reah
f.fnHnt house lots nut NuHfiuF. "a frni
T trees ar kinds q berries and flowers
81 so $50 cash
Groom house Queen Anne q 10 -
/ cash
tfram Modern bours tot esise Raluis
fsFtstsa.rsf rsfr 90
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ELM

10 . re-
ss.el~
~ -
y % n'~e |
p sasty, "a
d. :. .ss pro-
= ,-,x ent|
h W. i
ls<sssf 80
~ ~ -.
bssr Ap,sa ~
4 nsy q - az
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To rhe Star Main tetp Ind
tisa rhe star win call and eol-
isct the elli. and viii send 20
tou the answers . your az
when addressed care The star
RATES ron shAksit lho
. .rVt'ft t'fsT uFNTs ttfeie
Nsnssa. last sad fesaas -
nsns, Ger safe, sts.l ose tsat
= Mere
xrrt ArtuNs WANTED Ans.,
A. " esd. tAEss tiaass tvf -
sns..
seven words or fractions e
oaeas TO The fnr. saaH "a ads
saa<s When ehAgkvd 90 aae
fcuat actual numhrF % lines a.
sst viii Rs eeaatesi Minimum
fin feF as Had Els cents Hsts
f.sa Want Al. Agency, Y ~
Mullen. lst ballard A.. opR
Clty Hall
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A & JolINFroN q CO.
Ha5n.a ia. usawna uiA
Fhsns4 Mein - A ar
Lot tatlaes Mainlsf HsiEhts sosf sisS
iass q fas tsxa fash Hal 90 ref nlonth
Iaot 90 Hsintaf Atsi6htsi a3nsnt walka
sHest. 81. IN sna faia
Is safsa fims ffuft ans Fsa.ia2is Lard en-
kaaHtf fa41. efsf
as 10 as
lets tHatN uithin ! "a hihs ~ iefHs
sEig fssas E4sis ltaf huF
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wiihin WsikfNE alstante - So sitf iafs
tEtr. - SEED car lire aneiisi Ftsrts4 Fisw
- EfiH These sfa iets fhNt 10 aetl, rs
iEsi rlass En ffarefHS - ths nsafhet Prizes
D. efref Mrs HasH
fisN On sfh aae nns hinek ffasn
Eairia4 1astkfzfs eaT. iaf atEzss. sfEesi
Hfatr rrsasnt WslAE srwafs NatsE and
taHtkea4 81 = aHa fstt This is - flt4s
stafe he tgiaHinH ana fNsif - sha9f -
80 fihs feFsmus. shs@p csass - pfessfsf
E4ah 40
a. daaaA sH iqts sAFh ~ fees eeHp
essktns rEfFsf isest1 en- HaiufsT Heights
faf b nliHslss Fias fFasN Fi1nssf eIaaFa
rhs~s e. mies ane hi9h AS sfs a. aiiusts
- thsf Easif lfEe - eafh - NJ ia Weaii
HaWn anats8fflas - slsn q ths atF Thts
rfesss e - sitkfh fhs nest e taFs
tFlHa f~e4esl ~ raftF se9et hasN TIE
'slansF essh 50
y NJ ffuNpH0S
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cess
LIE II


n ~ Tk
II IL / Il
nAS /
:
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X=urxgToN.
-
q Ws III
- Roksfsi'1
Ms e'I
..m.~at
1e 3D.
u 80. ...,
<st WWS-|
vas -.
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-.
n oConnor
4 maggie Cur
snard p os'
and Flora
-. Z soderoui
<rson, SO b
mank J. How
- - -, boti
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sosiTr1 Sori,ss

p.rsin. faafaatesA rFssts izsses.s
uae,atse fsWpia. tih ISL i'ira - = -
sg~rs aas ana skahiaE AtaHrts 49,
sess tssenera !. ~ AsiA ='e'
tfrNeas
Al ana n,aal hams FaFsfins W aN y.
t4s.nrKss r,Ii.iaf end ieAtHsF a. NAtnt -
40. .sa uialiaus HaHtan. siH Mfa,
ssn ~ FhHees
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CHEAP tats. ia8 fsst ianr. On Lave
WaHhiHatau hnf car finr running o. deer
Hufsf, lnlF fIH o. fiol terms o. pff
month. she new fHHal viii make them
uuffh Thousands ses ffimaH's Hslasnea
tafaF i1 fimss nfook before they are o..
HHiH COT
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R' S |

' spsel
ApFtt
fulatie
old
. gene
sach
is Rho
1nina
~ III
an
hnlf
awu
'a "a
lat
tehaS
from
tAfr
stnc
reatiy
~ sch
spotie
4iafska
ntrol
tak0
deAiT
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= y THOMPSON
n.is - tss su
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Dr y J Brown ~ r1fst A. uarfasr
that ~ is nov rfaing 81 nefsauai attsa-
ton q HE dental rranflrs anH may hr
f1aasffef from $40 m ~ o. n.
tsily; SUNDAYS from SO ~ 1890 =ff
tnioa peniaf e.. vs. rirst av ~
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AeRE u.at a sizes ossh Easr terms
Inquire u swHsf ! Carlson bea hinih
hfsHas nsfthsast - -
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| ~ sBsine
[aBlos VIII
80 we're ?
10Y losses
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tlces
nna tn,
,ut the
come
,fftcer,
ottncc(
and 1
10 b
,nilfic
= 70 I
liethi
ants a
nas 50
exhn
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-. Tslegr|
s~sed nj
4 frspein III
|<plss IN q
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sonu HoaR FuH Lrr1TisE ausEr
saraafn saffaaS ~ Ns6loe : hisse - fFusu
ear fire FleN = axe aad ptulsf - ~
81 te Nsfr Haaf ffHtnf
rETEM MATfaHN
Msfa - ~ Mg1Bsi iifs mas
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pa@ gram Naath siss usFaeA tracts
faeaf 49, tfaes = essH
A1nKta NEAETr CO.
Mas 80 int, sttf
tnfsl Naslaa uias
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PATHS we're +
%vs
fcus Greta
@lhs April ID
.eneh-R ober
~ 70 at sOe
FDwysr-wal|
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headquarters ne seattle
Rental r. vtieFif
Call - Offlla aua tss lat
"a JAIN a CO.
sn Etd Gias asass,d eaa riss. q
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- ysu panf a So hasrs ra@ss Aad
- e&sT raffnsntsf HHfr - ere 3 sfsssss
fsfartHtsatiF rlrfsfus ulssd 81 fahfs. llpst
~ Naa fisss class rINmaiaa y tiask
ffaai aTsta tsts 3 tiSrs fffzu nsF stns
Pee q 80 tsN taNa. - 80 rn1nih
Nsfh "a ~sx ~
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riaea ana - paflfis eltf al issst. ~
nafn. nftF wNsa4. = rsHts faur mtnuths D.
faat ns~ siasaafka eetss sefsg tarfe
uaeia ~ 49, lfrnna. . fsf ruaaih IsAs
TafHssa fHfrfHftan e fanafs civ. he
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FOR SALE ny owner who must have
money = nerH fine Jewel ianf Rainier
boulevard Phone quick. Fest ~ sun
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-12
NEW SUITS
ARE FILED
Many New Actions Brought
In the Circuit Court
Yesterday.

The following new suits were filed
yesterday in the Office OF the clerk OF
the circuit court:
Marion Curry Co. VS. the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad Co, damages,
$1,000: Avery & Avery, attorneys for
plaintiffs
Pensacola Grocery Co. VS.. First
National Bank, damages $500; Avery
& Avery, attorneys for plaintiffs.
Pensacola Grocery Co. VS.. Runyan
Lumber Co, damages $500; Avery &
Avery, attorneys for plaintiffs.
Louis A Davenport VS.. Pensacola
Electric Co, damages $4,000; Avery
& Avery, attorneys for complainant.
Lizzie Dunaway VS.. Joe Dunaway,
bill for divorce; Scott NJ. Loftin, solic-
itor for complainant
Carrie White VS.. Charles White, bill
for divorce; j. j. Sullivan. solicitor
for complainant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-12
PROHIBITION TENT
BURNED BYACCIDENT
Three Very Small Boys Do
a Great Deal of Harm
Playing With Gas.

The large tent located at the corner
of Baylen and Chase streets, and used
by the Escambia County Prohibition
League, as a place for public speak.
ings, was burned at MON yesterday,
the tent being entirely consumed with
in less than two minutes after the
flames were discovered
There was much interest shown
when it was learned that the tent had
been burned, and Chief Sanders, Dep
uty Anderson and Sheriff Van Pelt
Immediately started an investigation.
This resulted late in the afternoon of
finding that three boys playing with
one of the gas lights in the tent had
caused the fire.
Deputy Anderson and Sheriff Van
Pelt found the three boys, and one
of them, Jake Anderson, aged years,
told the officers that he was standing
on a chair playing with one of the
large gas lights, which are turned on
and off by means of small pendant
chains, when the gas light fiared up,
catching the tent. AS soon as he saw
the tent burning he fed. The boys
who were in the tent at the time
with Anderson were Julian Ownes,
aged years. and Warren Ownes,
aged 5 years.
All of the boys living in the neigh
borhood of the tent have 0een making
it playhouse since its erection.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-12

must keep portions of both Garden
and PalafoX street used by them in
condition by trimming trees and
planting and moving grass in these
parkwayS
The amended ordinance was intro
duced last night at the City Council
meeting by Alderman Calm of the
franchise committee, before which
committee the original ordinance had
been for many weeks.
Under its terms, the company has
the right to construct a double track
in the center of Garden street, and
single track on DeVillier street, south
of Government, connecting at Main
street with the BarrancaS line: also
to construct a line west on Garden
street to Barrancas avenue, and
thence to Little Bayou, there to con-
meet with the Barrancas line.
Another provision is that the COM
pany has the privilege of construct
ing tracks and operating cars over
certain streets Of the city north to
Goulding, and to erect and maintain
poles and string wires along these
streets.
For these concessions, the company
must agree under the ordinance, to
have the Garden street line compile
ted and in operation by Sept. 1, 1908,
and to have the Gonlding line in
operation by Sept. 1. 1909. The lines
are to be used only for the purpose
of conveying passengers, and no
transfers need be given from the Bar
rancas line to cars of the city line
The ordinance provides that when
ever the city paves the streets. the
company is to pave between its rails
and for eighteen inches on each side,
and if the city should not pave Garden
and Palafox streets. the street car
company must keep Garden street
for thirty feet on each side of it's
rails in condition. planting grass and
same, while the same is to
be done on Palafox street as far
north as Wright. for a width of So
feet on each side of the rails.
Another provision is that during the
public schol term, books containing
not less than twenty tickets shall be
issued to school children at the rate
Of not more than IL cents per ticket
to be used only during certain hours
Of the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-12
RARE SPORT
IN THE BAYOU
Mo. Naval Reserves Will Be
Pitted Against Hosts of
the Y. NJ. c. A. for Aquatic
Events at Boat Club.

The usual weekly program of sports
at the Y. VI. c. A. beat club ri Little
Bayou tomorrow Premises to be the
most interesting Of the season, as the
Missouri Naval Reserves. who have
been the guests of the association
since last Saturday, have been invited
10 participate and will make the
events all the more interesting by
their presence. The acceptance OF
the navy boys, OF the invitation to par
ticipate in the events of the after
noon. hinges on the arrival of the
Huntress. If the boat does not arrive
today at the navy yard, the reserves
vii! be at liberty 10 enjoy themselves
tomorrow as they may see fit.
The marines will go to the boat
club in a body. A water basket bail
team has been formed and the event
o. the afternoon will be a game be-
tween the Y NJ. c. A. boys and the
Shllors. Ensign Roosevelt IS the
naval reserves is a fine swimmer. and
ne will race against the best swim
mer in the Association. There are
other good swimmers among the boys
rom Missouri and a fine program OF
sports will be arranged today and will
De announced in full tomorrow. AS
usual the public will be welcome.