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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-17

DEB iHuiHS at Clio y SiotA
a recital will be given by Mr.. Louis
Elbel this evening at the Art Exhibit
This is a second of a series of four
which are being given by Mr.. Elbel at
the exhibit, and which are creating
much interest. His subject for to-
night will be THE Story of the Piano
forte-Some Great Pianists.' His
talk will be illustrated with various Sc.
lections. The Art association requests
that all attending, who hold the mem
bership tickets, be there promptly. On
Tuesday afternoon promptly at three
o'clock, lecture will be given by Hon.
William Dudley Foulke, who will take
for his subject, Outlines of the His
tory of Painting" Illustrated with pho
tographs This will be free to the pub
lie At four O'Clock the Reid Memo
rial United Presbyterian church will
be open from four to five O'Clock
through the courtesy of the pastor and
the board This will be open to any
who wish to attend and who have not
seen the church or heard the organ,
but is especially for the visitors in
the city. The lecture of Mr. Foulke
will close at ten minutes before four in
order to visit the church. Miss Lau-
ra CASTOR will give recital on the or
gan. Tuesday evening the high
school orchestra. of which Prof. Will
Earhart is director, will play. Fol-
lowing is the program for the recital of.
Miss CASTOR:
Offertoire ..... Ambrose Thomas
AnGaDtinG ix6nare
Spring Song ..-..-..... MendelsSohn
The Lost Chord -. Sullivan
o. Lord. Correct Me ... .Haendel
Miss Myrick.
Funeral March -.--...-..- Chopin
In Paradlsum ..-...-......... Dubois
Elegie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lemare
Finale from Senate in G Minor -.
:. :. :. :. $1,000. Dudley Buck
Aria from st. Paul. =. .Mendelssohn
Mr. Braffett.
ave Maria .-.--..-...-. -Areadell
Capriccio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lemaigre
Ancient Christmas Carol (Scotch)..
Toccota in G Major ........ Dubois
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byers gave a
large dancing party Saturday evening
at their home on the Arlington road.
The guests numbered seventy.
= ]. =
The ladies of the Fifth Street H. E.
church will give an ice cream social
Tuesday evening at the church Ice
cream and cake will be served.
]. 4 =
Mr. and Mrs. George PauisoB en-
tertained at dinner and supper Sunday
at their home south of The city. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Davenport and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ruch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dav-
export and family. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
and family. Mrs. Lulu
Brewer and sons. George and Paul. AIR.
and Mrs. Frank Davenport. Mr.. and
Mrs Guy Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Davenport and daughter, Misses
Alice and Fannie Clark and Aessrs.
Warner Davenport, Everett Ogborn
and Harry Stewart,
The regular meeting of the {. C. J
club will be held "Wednesday evening
At Short Creek school house
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
Vain Street Friends. church will give
/ social Tuesday afternoon, June 18th, /
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-17

The regular meeting of the c. c. J.
club Will be held "Wednesday evening
at Short Creek school house.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10

tain what fruit. Of any varieties, -
we'll as vegetables and farm products,
1t can depend npon for exhibition
purposes at the fair this fall and to
that end q general inquiry has been
instituted. In order that the infor-
nation may be ~ complete and
dsnfiite ~ possible, w. B. Rowland,
Of Canon City, secretary Of the fair
association, has mailed in an inclos-
ure large number OF postal cards to
representative horticulturists and
ranches, asking them to supply the
desired data. A favor will be done
Mr.. Rowland, ~ we'll az the board Of
directors. Of those who receive these
cards will return them with the blank
lines filled out, at their earliest con-
yenience.
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". o. ". AND ". OF ".
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Camp SO, Woodmen Of the World,
Circle 80 and Circle 6O5, Women of
Woodcraft Of this city held memo
rial services in honor Of the dead yes
terday afternoon and last night. In
the afternoon they left the hall and
marched down to Main street and
Robinson avenue where they boarded
carriages and rode to the cemetery.
The graves Of the dead members of
the different lodges we're decorated
with flowers and some monuments of
members who died in the last year
were unveiled. The Woodmen had
two monuments. The lodges were
under the command of Council Com
mander Evans.
In the evening they marched in a
body to the Baptist church where a
memorial sermon was preached by tie
Rev. Keesler, pastor Of the Baptist
church. There was s9sirly big at
tendance at the church service and
also at the cemetery. fy
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10
Every Maa HIS owa Doctor.

The average man can not afford to
employ . physician for ovory slight
silment or injury that may occur in
his family nor can he AFFORD to neg
lect them, ~ 70 slight An injury ~
the scratch Of . pin has been known
TO cause the los Of . limb. Hence
every man must from necessity be his
own doctor for this class Of ailments.
Succe. often depends upon prompt
treatment. which can only be had
when suitable medicines are kept At
hand. Chamberlain Remedies have
bean in the market for many years
aud enjoy good reputation.
ChAmberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel comp
laints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs. colds. Group and whooping
cou9h.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm ian an
tiseptic liniment) for cuts. bruises,
burns, sprnins. swellings, lame back
and rheumatic pains.
ChamberlAin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, biiiousness
and stomach troubles
Chamberlain's Salve for diseases
Of tho Rkin.
Ono bottle Of each Of these ays.
preparations costa but ei.25. For
sale by Daniels Drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10
raLspHona NO. 10
coHvIcrs EAT 1909
L0AvEs OF BREAD

Every cent Of the 485, 600 appro-
priated by the last Legislature for
improvements at the penitentiary will
be used, and DR.. Ralph L. Taylor,
member Of the board Of commits
sioners, says this amount will fall
very far short of actual needs.
The board held an informal meet
ing at DR.. Taylor's Office in Denver
and later called on Governor Buchtel.
EARLY in the week the regular meeting
Of the board was held at the penite
tiary and reformatory, after which
DR.. Taylor asked the members, George
Stracy Of Trinidad and Charles Mum
tf Ouray, to be his guests in Denver.
Work will start this week on new
building at the prison. When the
building is completed the women
prisoners will be transferred to it
temporarily, while the present wom-
ans building is being converted into
. hospital. Work on the building
will be done entirely by prison labor.
A new bakery is to be built in
which will te installed All oven with
capacity of 400 loaves at one baking.
The present oven capacity is $50
loAves, while the daily consumption
Of bread averages 1 900 loaves.
Among the other improvements
contemplated is the reiooring Of all
the rOofs. ----.-..---l-.n
"The crop outlook this year i.
hne, said DR.. Taylor Eve have l5t
mon In the fields at work.
What the prison needs is q mort
liberal allowance from the Legislature
for improvements In this respect we
ara far behind other state prisons
which do not have TO lobby for appro.
priations, but have liberal allowance
given them ~ y matter Of oourse.
They have steel cells and modern
sAnitation. -
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for = o,s! ons-Ho~
It Was Done 10 Florence.

The back aches at times with = dull
indescribable feeling, making you
weary and restless; piercing pains
ssuu uYuru urro iorsfA u-- st as-iAlo-ss,
stoop is agony. Ne use to rub or ap-
ply = plaster to the hach in this con-
dition. You cannot reach the cause.
Exchange the bad hack Tor new and
stronger one. Follow the example Of
this Florence citizen. m
Mrs. Francis Gallagher. of 92O West
First street, Florence, Colo, says.
II am certainly j,ntincd in recon-.
mending Doan's Kidney Pills as the
benefit have received from their use
has given me high appreciation Of
their value. 1t required only short
use Of Doan's Kidney Pills which I
procured At Daniels drug store to re-
lieve mo Of . dull heavy pain In my
hack and side. An annoyance which
had bothered me At frequent intervals
for long time. The trouble was
always more severe when I would
take cold but was soon completely
relieved by this remedy. Those SINH
larly troubled will be greatly
benefited by giving DoAn's Kidney
pills trial.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster -Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10
CAPITAL ATTRACTED
BY IRRIGATION PLAN

Since tho north side irrigation
schcmc has takeu on definite form
local capitalists are clAmoring to buy
stock In tho land and water COM
panies. several thousand dollAr
have boon invested. There arc sew.
cral Colombo capitalists In the COM
pany and moN Are to be added. Tho
cosnpny expects u spend $500, 900 In
buildin9 ditches. reservoirs and pro-
pairing land for cultivation. Tho pro.
3'ct means the reclamation Of about
5000 ssim-arId scscs and whom this II
lAnnchsd succesafully tho company
psoposss enlarging its score.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10
Reduction on
Wash Dress Goods

La Porte Silk Fances, in checks and fancy
lowered effects. Regular 600 quality. Sale
price per yarQ. ...... OVo
Silk Warp Eoliennes, beautiful Silk Chiff
ons and Fancy Silk Checks Regular SOC quail
ity. Sale price per yard Observation-Disclosures .45c
La Porte Silk Costume Chiffon, in dainty
colors of red, white. black brown, blue and green.
Regular 45c quality. Sale price per yard. 35c
Mousseline De Sole, Pos De Sole, Swiss
Applique, in silk dots checks. lowered plain
color effects. 35c quality. Sale price per yd. 29ao
Pois De Sole and Silk Gnghams in fancy
check effects 3Oc quality Sale price per yd .25o
Queen Batiste, Dotted Swiss Mrslin. Large
variety of pretty patterns Regular l5c quality.
Sale price per yard. .........:. 12ac
Cartel Batiste in all shades and patterns.
Regular loo quality. Sale price per yd.. ...S5'
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10
The Modern Department Store
Pre- Inventory Sale Now On!

On
invoicing
them
the scutW
emf o time me
The daily tribune., 1907-06-10

WANTS TO KNOw--Ths board Of
directoss Of ths Fremont County Fair
association 10 very anxious 10 ascsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

excited. he said Ciimh ont on my
back. and t'i carry you 1osn.
Don't irt go tiii ! tell you to.
either
"it seems iiks II took me a cen.
tury 10 climb out there. Naa 80
careful A mlasisp meant death
there. perhaps fer both of us. ard I
knew a. When ! got ali fixed be
started down. fls was 80 careful.
- brave and inst as steraY -
could be-.
Then ~ got 20 ne fourth floor
and he bad some trouble krftink
onto The other ladder While be
feit around for a footing that a..
tut smoke rolled out on un "a
clouds { uHs almost nvsrroms BY
H. But I held onto him With one
hand and onta tho ladder VITA the
ether RE continued 10 encourage
me. and could hear the crowd Be
low cheering aud sucouFaKinG as
began 81 Get a little sxclted then I"
Miss Raruss tainted when the
ground was reached. but sha vas
soon revived Braun will receive
some recognition from the city
council. and a subscription fund
has been started FOR hia benefit Ha
IL the hero Of thu fire. department
now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
DRUG CLERKS
FORM UNION

A temporary organization Of the
retail drug clerks Of Seattle was
formed at a meeting at Labor tenn
pie "Wednesday night owing 70
tho fact that there waA miaun-
Outstanding regarding the late set
Tor the organizing the union. only
part OF the clerks we're present
and merit Wednesday night MAY
~. waa act for perfectins the or
Eanization, which Will be known
a. Local No 3
There are eighty drug clerks In
the city and nearly all u them
have HiEnified their intention Of be-
coming members Of the union. No
opposition IL expected from en-.
ployerH. since nothing will be asked
For ~ the organization az present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
THE SAPPHIRE NECKLACE

rather bearing little person.
ist Il BE- whispered not telling her
the charm connected Nith u. jnxt
% see n the Hlnd0o's words wers
true
Instantly my wife reformed She
lave up her clubs. dismissed her
maid and all the rest % the ser.
wants. save Annie the cook. and
commenced Housekeeping herself
she allowed me 70 smoke IN the
drawing room. never complained
Nhen I Htald out late At night aud
Waa always pleased % have some
Of my poker.playinz friends in for
dinner ] am sure. quite positive.
that this world would have been
a paradise had Il no, been for
Annie
n seemed that all tho abandoned
vexations Of my wife had fastened
themselves upon our Annie. She
became putuiant and angry. threat.
enlng ever and anon to leave. she
broke dishes. slammed doors. took
20 inviting her copper guests into
tho drawing room, and flung knives
AZ any male who entered her do
main Her days out she Increased
twice. This thing went on for a
month or 40. Then things changed
Ny wife reported that the sap
phirea had disappeared With their
DISAPPEARANCE my wife became her
Old self. snappy. cross and abusive.
But Annie. on the contrary.
turned an Angela perfect jewel
such a model servant bad never
been known. n IL unnecessary to
describe In detail what a model
servant r.. There IL not one Of Us
who hasn't dreamed about such an
one
But a. to the necklaes-it is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

kzssf< stsrss Nsetasts~ serste~n
KtxSAs City. MAJ e During
= ssFrsetlen - the University
- Aai:tiax BY fire = persons
~ nsseasd from lt. bat The say.
he Nsss 5 ELLEN tlaruea. 90
1ue ssNhsF. Nas the most r..
wlaaa fat performed b. the
pmsH. Gas nfaan. ladder.
- 81 hsg dasa from ths fiffh
- sAiis 18th NsEs surrounded
zass All flames. Tao stories
- ee<rfrf ssrs made - fbs
HsEtuz aaaaH - pomplsr lad.
- n lks arg ladders reached
r. = - siH q tha third floor
4 asa<sss neHara was Killed
erelak fran The same floor On
r. Va Pafnea aas pennsd In
azFF 4 esxth - fire
s.rs = Mss Harnrs awu ntory
4 - fsseas
Aasss before knsw Il a big.
- esas TIE haok pas pushed
: = sta9ou Ledge whers sat
"a Aelp Al laEf. bat Realised
{ 80 Fiil ious way down
- tAsn aAasA tha fireman !
"a help thinking VIA, a
= aFzFs flfemMA IA l. / could
- ssEEsd atm right there
: safsfst. nov and don't T~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
NO ARRESTS
MADE TODAY
=. q NsHsuAL uoIos EioHr
JrRY, nur SERVES NONE.

Although Deputy Uuttsa states
Marshal HtfinSsr has tn hts hands
sisht indictments returned ~ the
federal grand Jury iaat Tuesday. and
has made bat one arrest s1nna thaf
daY. no action was made puhiie 10
to-day. and the indictments. Wtfh
lheir warrants. rsmain nsefat tn
he hauds
FeilaNin9 the arrest yesterday ef
~ Hammond presidents 81 the
Mutuai FwndiuH CO. tha arrest ~
ether officers ~ that concern ware
exEsctef hut a. Al ~ the officers
pf the routpAnY are cut ~ the city
theY could rot 10 arrested. even n
there are indictments against them
Judge ~ a. uanf1sd adjourned
federal court thia morning until
June G Al 10 o'uiuek fir Niii 30
stFsnt from the city until that tima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
JOIN HANDS
WITH FRISCO
LOCAL JAPANESE KOREAN tx.
eLusioN LEAGUE TO CO.
OPERATE WITH CALIFORNIA
oRoAhizArtoN-Ask LABOR
UNIONS TO ASSIST.

The Japanese Korean Exclusion
league vii hold a meeting a. the
Labor Temple tonight which IL "a.
pected "a Be the most important
since iis organization and which
Sill be largely attended There has
been considerable activity IN tho
league Of late owing tothe fact tha,
the local league has Joined the one
At san Francisco The announce
ment Will be made az tonighta
meeting Ia the effect that the two
leagues will hereafter eoopeFate
II vas expected that n reprwnen.
tative Of the San Francisco league
would be present at t0nightu meet
ing. bur he was DELAYED and viii
not be hnre In time Cor the meet
tng. The prsnelpat speaker will ne
a r. Fowler. who viii give hiu
views of the evils Of japanese aud
Korean laborefn ne 10 saw 4 while
on visit TO the Philippines and
Hawaii
Il il probable that some action
viii be taken Ia the matter % the
Pacific syrup eonpanY'a action Ia
silsehafEtuk twelve Of It's employees
fseenils because they asked for the
removal Of tho japanese elevator
boz a. their plat IN this city
"A effort Is heins made "a secure
the cooperation Of all the labor
unions ~ith this league and this
Is expected 20 be accomplished By
the timr Of the pext uieetihk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
MORE TIME Is
NEEDED

The board Of state land commits
nlonera. appointed 70 nK the value
Of { he shore lands OF Lake Union.
announced this morning that they
would be unable 20 decide tho mat
ter at present and more time than
at frat anticipated would DO 70
auired to dispose o. the matter
The commissioners we're COMPEL
ed TO adjourn for the present. but
wlli return 10 Seattle and hold an
other public meeting a. the Airing
ton hotel next Tuesday May ~.
At 10 O'Clock. when additional eVi-
aenee will be taken and further
hearing given the shore land own
efH. In the meantime they VII 20
over what evidence they have al
ready la hand ~ Olympia.
nut little additional information
Of value 70 the commission was
secured at the public meeting held
this morning at the Arlington. The
owners we're arguing for a moder-
ate valuation OF the shore lands
when Commissioner Ross said
All argument must be eliminAt-
ed before this commission. We are
here 20 set the value Of these lands
as We find them and will not con
slider argument.
The average present values Of the
land IN uqestion waK Yhriously
Estimated 20 be from 800 10 1910
per acre. II vas shown today that
The owners would unite 10 fight an
excessive valuation.
The commission has hard
proposition before Il and much dis.
satisfaction e. sure 20 arise over
the final decision. for the property
owners and the officials ~ the
Alaska. Yukon Pacific exposition are
far from agreeing upon the value
OF II csc lands.
Judge X. X. George. one 81 the
lake shore owners. asked the com.
mission TO consider the difference
IN depth % the water ~ theee
lands. pointing out that some Oils
would be much more expensive
than others This the commission
promised o. do.
The exposition officials expect 10
get about $500 600 ont Of the sale
Of these lands while John = Brace.
president o. the Lake Washington
Canal Association. said that the
members % that organization would
oppose = valuation Of over 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
FAKE BURGLAR
ALARM

That the same person. Who on
two days OF this week turned IN
fake fire alarms. has now decided
10 amuse himaolf az the expense 81
the police department, IL the belief
OF Sergeant of Detectives Tenant
Yesterday at about 4 o'clock q
call was sent FOR the patrol wagon
TO act some burglars. who wire
said 10 be- locked up In house on
Third ay The new auto patrol,
With remnant aboard. haaiened 60
the socns. bat failed 20 find am
house on Third ay ~ the number
given The call was evidently n
fake
on Tuesday a fake fire call from
the New York block caused hlK
fire engine 60 overture on Second
aN south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
WANT INFORMATION.

Hundreds Of people IN the east
are inqairinE about Washington.
Real estate men report that every
mail brings scores Of letters In
which ths writers ask concerning
a certain part 81 { he state. the
price 81 lands and this possibilities
% the same
There are many Inquiries about
smAii tracts 81 land within easy
reach Of Seattle. Many people with
small means write that they desire
a place where. with small capital
invested. thsy can operate a chick
en ranch or keep five or sin cows.
There ara many Who wish to know
about any government lands either
for homestead or sale
The railroads report many set.
tiers arriving In the irrigated dia.
trlet east OF the Cascades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
HEARING ON
:, INJUNCTION

The hearing Of the petition %
Youngstown citizens for az lnjunc'
ti0n 70 prevent the West Seattle
fuuuRHtoWn annexation election
on Saturday. beRnn before Judge
Alhertnun ~ the superior court
this Afternoon.
fha defendant the city Of West
Seattle. flied an answer. denying
that aHY leEaI obstacles a. annex
alton exist Judge " r. He'll rep
rvasats the Youngstown people. pre-
aumahiY the saloon element. and
eltF Attorney Mcmahon. OF West
Seattle. With Geo walker. OF Sc
attic. the annexAiionlsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
JURORS
ROTH HAVE nEEN SECURED IN
the seuafrI rnIAL AZ san
FRANCISCO.

BAN rnANctaco. Aay 20 when
the Hahmitt trial waH resumed tn-
aaY the defense made the first a..
tempt 10 DELAY the proceedings ~
aahtnE Tor adjournment untii hat
ufdaY On the plea that one ~ the
attorneys presence was needed At
Sacramento This WAS denied
TIE examination of taishmau vas
immediately resumed A. noon one
y aa temporarily passed
Hafura court adjourned yesterday
afternoon three iuFors bad been go
rufed a. follows
PAUL uANCHorT. reel estate
agent san - Hubert Howe ban
croft the Western historian.
gHfANIEH II afHH. contracting
carpenter. formerly a msulbor Of the
chrnsutsfs' Union.
l. WEtfs for - years employed
~ Nsustsatsf nfas nov unsm-
niorsd
radar the cess sas transferred 10
the other tentsh ssuHaegue -the
ere on Hush St whefs there is
more breathing space fof those who
Wafk aud those who watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
|OEFENSE HAS
NEW PLANS

that Steunenherg was murdered by
Orchard at the request Of men
who wanted 60 set HIN out OF the
way a. he knew too much about
stealing timher land
The dcfcnnr admits that they will
try 90 have norah'u allesed iadiet.
ment by the federal grand Jury for
timber land frauds injected into
the ease.
Az o'clock this afternoon the
case resumed. the special Second
ycnlrc having been secured
Il Ia heen announced that
should the three miners ha aeduit.
TED In this state Colorado will be
after them for the murder Of Ar.
thur Collins Ia iao3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
HOLMAN DOWN
WITH MEASLES
sran NtNEa~frr ATHLETE
NAV Nor me- AHtE TO eoa=
rrrr ~ me raaHn eoa-
NERED sNEr NEAT wEna.

Pole Eaaiisr ffeitman q ihs aui-
fefsfft hha che maaeisH
More thar the usual amnmHf 81
in iurk ie drENtnN ths fsatRtees -
ihis athlete. cunsiaeraa - menl the
beat pnle tauifsf on ths coast fis
10 Looked upon a. world NHstrF
~ tss trftfrs sma has already
made q tle rr ord fef himself r.
fhs meets ln whteh hr has aps
rTared
rte utw frihnEHiAf neef inhss
piAre ~ Ma 1i little inarn th0u
we~k ffnns naw itniafnan IL EAR
sAeFed thw beet afHtFte af fAH Hni
tf raffa and Nis ahasans mtti Wnak
~ tis~ team materially
fir 10 frarkerIArh hHrdisF aHa
hiEh lunirst sua ts Nteu ssaH
man On ths weishgs. - eel a. a
star NaaifHr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
NO POISON

The analysis Of the contents o.
the stomach u Mrs. Kate r. Coop
er. wife 81 W. 81. Cooper. who died
Saturday night AZ her home on
East Prospect a.. under peculiar
circumstances. was completed BY
the city chemist today. but no
traces Of poison were found.
Coroner Carroll decided ~ hoid
no inquest. and issued q burial per-
init
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
SAYS LABOR WON'T
GET FAIR TRIAL

J G. Daily. Of the cooks and
walters union % Seattle. who wAs
delegated by the Central Labor
council 10 look after the interests
o. trades unionism and 20 report
the proceedings % The Haywood
Meyer Petiibons trials tHolhe
city. said Ia a letter received today
that the labor people would have 20
be alert n they got a fair trial
Mr. Daily claims that no one
would he allowed 10 report the tfi.
ais except those Who favored tbs
capitalists