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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
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lucI6e raid oos Spltem bon alien ben
oben ongefiibrten 2eioen befreien
per0en.
@. 9e5ember 1905.
)iaopab & Co. gtepsUorf.
ggertbe Serren - Sn ae5ue auf Raotpabs
8iuen miiuid)e i'd 81 iIeen. bab Id niemaIs
ireeno elm SeimitteI eeiuuben babe, bas ben.
ieIben gleid lit.
gSdbreHo Der lebten Bpei Sabre Iitt Id an
ncrobier 0bspelte uib geriiopfuug. yiab oem
Giicn peripiirte Id Elm gefibl Der e6were Inn
Wia1en uuo oeS Grbrecbens, bate S6merseH
mo mar ittuinoIcb I'M Stopf. uuo bann purbe
id uerbbS. Sd probirie stues. tuas mir EN-.
pioblen mar. @leiu 9lrBt iaate mir. oab Id
frouitbe Beritopfuuo nllb eincn lauren Wiueen
babe. 50 bali mir eill iuenie. aber furirte
MID ntbt. S6 mar aft per5Deiielt. gnbIicb
6euoa mid Gin 5reuno, iSfaeipnb'S Einen" su
uebmeu. mas ic0 nu9 tbat. lIno it iaee nit
Sergniaer. oaB iie mir uibt nur einbernnp
uerfhaffien. ionoern MID poiitio furirien. Cos
oar nabbem idb iie cin paar Inae genomnten
bate arbetete Der Wngen resuIdr uno bic
ouspeptiidbeu 5Bmntome lino beri6munoen
Sect tiibIe Id mid ipie Elm neuer Mlenih.
Wlbee Got Gle uro abre pnnoerbnre M,eoi.
5n fcanen Sdb berblcibe Sbr
.. g. Srerler, auentopu, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
ScniatiOncllcS &crbrcdJcn in Gau
futct.

Foptudet, u. ), 81. 6cbr. =
ISrnu 2ller. 6enOerion ipurOe bette
in einem bier BON ibr bctriebenen flei.
nen Gdn0pl00en er1lor0et Ter Wt0rs
Der bcpcrtitelliatc, nodOem cr Oie
NclOidubIo0c 1clccrt unO cine Gildn.
titGt Gignrren gcraltbt Bate, Icine
6htdt 0r6 eincn 5ienlih bclebten
Stn0ttbcil un6 IieB cine 0rcibuubcrt
9)orOa lnngc @intipur 5ltriid. tSron
i1cn0crIon mcldc 80 Sabre ait un0
nit einem 5abritlrbcitcr ncrbcirotbct
mar, buttc ibrcn Sn0en nI Der
0roofS StraBc mo ou3 Gbcpnnr
mobnte III Dem oariibcr gclegcnen
Stodnerf. Sin &no6c, melfer pdt
belltc 9ioGmittoa in ocn Soocn tanL
ian0 oie 8rnu cntlcelt in elmer Sltta
lo6e alli Sem Go0cn. Cine blltbc.
iIedtc 2(rt log neben ibr Ter EoIi5ei
lit e3 nod nibt 1clltnQcn Oen W'oroer
cin5uiougea, uu0 9Iicmono ideint
ocniclben aui ieiucr 6Indt gcieben
3u babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
utigc g am pie in ser
sc q no | dlurei.

S0orbin, Wanoi6urei, q. Sc6r.
- Cine Shoar 6ineiii6er @on0itcn
mudte om 81. ,Scbruar, 20 Wcilen
n6r0ti6 BON bier, einen 9lngriif auf
einc rltiIiihe EotrouiQe uno periuln.
oete einct 2ieutennnt un0 bier Sol.
boten. Sdliebli6 uurOen Die Ban
oiten ie0od in Die 6hl6t acidln9en
lno lieBen q Io6te oli oem 6elbe
5llriid. Seitocm limo beitdnoig Ylin.
teleien 5piidben Oen Hlhien ilnb ocn
9an6iten I'M @unge gelueIen uno
beute fam e8, nIS cine 9l6t6eiIllng
aoidden cine ltortc 2lbtbeilnng Der
GGineicn ongriii 3lr einenl ernitIi6en
Sample. SpGt on Gage beridtete
Der ruiiiidc gefeblsbaber, 0ob ibnt
Die Milnition fiir elm uon Oen So,
laden mitgefiibrteS 5elogeidiib ouS-
gcgongen lei mo onB er GerItdrfung
6coiirie. Cine itorfc 9lbtbeilling
lrmppcn nit 9lrtillcric iultrbc ioiort
no6 Soulonden, Ocnl Sdouplnbe oe9
aunlpicS, geididt. Mud in Ser 9t0bc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bari Sapancr
bciratljcn.

SonolulM 81. 6cbriinr. -
gtibts bat ieit ldnger 3cit in Soopoii
10 oQgemeiueo Sutereiic crrc8t, ais
@ouperneur Gorter's GrtldrllnB III
einem SnterDielu, OoB cr 9nn5 oamit
einucritonNen iei menn ieine 1oAter
cincn Sapuner bcirutben iollte. Gie
9(euBerllng miro iiberoll gum 0egen.
itonoe Der 8eipredllng gemadt Die
3eitlln9en meroen nit 3uien0lmgen
lberihmemnt morin ii6er Garter ein
@cnucriungSurtbeil geidllt lpiro
Ias ans 0rei arei8ern beItebenoe
ioporii6e 8eilHesgeidwooer lit na6
55ilo, S5aroii, obgegnngenL no Die
1hiifSoiiijiere ans 2miO 8eben tuer-
0en nm Den 2lusbrub Oes SulfanS
W}olma &oo 81 beobadten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Ger Grica in Gentral-gl -glmerifa.

NianoNro, 9}icaraglio 27. Sc
6ruor. - lSn Oem am 0ionta9 gtd6-
mittog Itottgebobicn aampie, weIder
5u Der 9eeblmg Der bOnouranii6en,
uom arieg9nliuilter pertbeiOigten
Sta0t Can MarcoS De Colon fiibrte,
puroen ser bonournniibe @eneral
Olegiu 8iooI uuo Ditnoert Oiiijierc
uno Mann gefangen genonllnen Gen
9ticaroguonern iielen auh Elm @e'
itiit m6 cine groBe 0nantit1t @}u.
nition in oie 6Gnoe Die 3obl Der
1o0ten luo &erulnoeten lit 6cocu-
tens. @eriiAtpeiie perluutet bier,
oab Snlpa0or Sonouras III &illic
fommen meroe nno OoB iif Die 9ie-
polutiondre in Sonourns bepaiiuen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
E6anerlid)er TInb.
9IngrfcttctcS Sfclctt in elmer uutcr.
irSiidlcn 3ellc cntSeft.

@cbeinnriiie Oe@ EoloIteS OeS G5areu
&oul in @etcrSbltrg. Gin
StnOt Gonmonoant cridoiicn
lmo II N}elrtcrer biu9eri6tet -
StrGiliu9S 2luiItan0 in sen iibi-
ridden Silberbergwerfcn. - 9lu-
tigc Sample 3mii6en ruiiiidclt
Gruppen uno hineiiden 9nnoi-
ten IN ser Wfan0icburci - 0}or0,
GompIot gc1cn @roBiiirIt 9fifo.
IauS 9tifoIoienitib nod re6t5ei-
tig ent0cdt uno pereitelt.
EctCrSburn y. Scbruor. -
SSie bicii1c 9lGtter mittbeilcn, cnt-
0cdtct 9lrbeitcr luclC1c nit 0cnl llnl-
bon 0cS pom G5orcn Eaul crribtctcrL
ioqcnonntcn SngenieurS-E EoloItS be-
ld0ftigt mnrcn. cine gebcime Trrppt
nno cine 1biirc, ipcIdc no6 elmer
3cllc inn Gr0gcihob fiibrtc, 100 iie elm
on Die @on0 9ctettctcS Sfelct ion-
ben. Gic G5cifid)te 9iuBlnno'S eut-
b1lt fcinc glltfflGrlng iibcr Sic gln,
luclcnbcit 0eS StclctS in ser 3eQc.
Ter betrcfiell0c Yulnit IN mclhcm
&oilcr Houl crmor0ct lultroe, lit ciu
Acbcim1iBpoIlc8 Nolnucrf lmo cnt.
bGIt cine Ntengc gcGcimcr, ouf
Eolll'S 9ciebI brr9eltcIlten @Gngc.
Gin iolder ltnterirbiihcr @ong fiibrte
noh Dem 6ontonfofonnI no elmer
lleberlieIcrlng 5lfol9e Elm Boot inl-
mcr in 9crcitid)oft Log Tim Sen Gja.
rem I'M gfotbfollc in Stono SIT icbcrL
no6 Der 6eitlntng am gc0eniibcr lie
9cnoen liter Scr gteipo 81 flii6ten.
Sto0t Gom III un0ont CT
morbct. - Sie6en5cbn
StnrthtunNen
&roSnonorSt Sibirien 81
6ebruor, Ger bieli9e Stoot-Gonr-
nonOont plrOe bclttc dlli Der Strobc
Ourh 5luei Sdiiiie Qet6Otet. Der
NiGrbcr entfnn.
VI igo 9luBlono, y. 6e6ruor -
Sic6en5cbn Ycrionen peIdc oltr6
cin aricgSgcribt ser 9etbeiliglln0 al
Dem fiir5Iichen 9luiitonoc III Sutum
ilbcrtilbrt lunrcL lpuroen bclltc CT,
i6oiien.
M eutcrii6c StrGfliuQe
in Sibiricn.
FetcroburM 81. Scbruor. -
l(nruben iiltO uttcr oen StrGilingen
III Den 2ltaflli Silbcrgruben I'M
iiiOli6cn Sibirielt, mcgcn Der ol5u
trcng 9ebobten 0tSjiplit olSgcbro,
den. $50 pOlitiihc Gerbreder mr.
ben IN aettcn geifloiien lm0 bielc an,
oerc, 0orllnter Warie Spirioonopo,
melde Srn. 2lBbenoifsfp, Gbei Der
Sebeimpoli5ei ju Gnmboii erihoB,
in Die iiir gGu0bnIibc Serbreder be-
itinlnlten @efdngniiIe ilbertrogen.
Inter 0en @efangenen IN 0en 2Ifahi,
@rtben bcfinoen Ii6 Soioneii, Der
M0r0er Oea !QtiniltGr5 ocs ,Suncrn
h. Flebmc, icin GonIplicc Siforiiafp,
anrpomitih, melher Oen llnterrihtS-
Otinilter SoaolicpOif am 27. 6ebruar
1901 crmoroetc, ltno Oic 6iibrer in
piclcn Wiilitdrmclltereien.
I'm Scr mnhienOen 6IeiiAnotb in
petersburg eil Gn0c 81 MAIDEN, bat
0ie Sto0tbeb6rOc beidlonenL tS Whl-
ni5ipol Sleiihnl0rtte 81 ctabliren
in weI6en 6leilb 3um &oItenpreiIe
an unbemittelte 2eute perfauit mer.
ben ioa.
9lutigc aGmpie in ser
W Wonoi6urei.
Sorbin Wonoi6urei, q. Sc6r.
- Cine Sd)nar dinelii6er @on0itcn
mQd,tc ON 81. 1Scbrlor. 20 Utcilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

leb's. Ir. 3ii, Rprb.pnta.str SfficesSnnoen
8 biz 10 llbr Wlorgens nnb IL ll3r Wittass
bis uhr Ibenbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
gln bic bcmufratiidDcn @Gb!cr bcs
orittcn SiltriftS.

@ieine orrrcu - Sd bin Gin GdnStai iilr
Die oemotrnttidbc Domination fitr Den sipettcr
3peia bes Stuotrutbes im hritten Stiriit, TO-,
H., a.. lG., 10. mn 20. SSdrn, uuo criltChc
Inn Die uItipc unteritiituuR naer 0crcr, iuelcbc
NIruben onB mcinr lbdiatCit bon 9Scrtb ittr
ole Stnot mar. 9lbtuugerou
t59--) SulC Suro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Saben Sic 6atarrh Z?

g9esbaIb cpnfuItiren Gle nic5t
etnen glr5t. tpelIber stGtarrbs
Nrdnibeitcu Der 9tafe, bes Gal.
tes. Der eitnae unb Der S6ren
fir ldnaer. 1lS 2S Sabre In
biefer Gidbt bebanoeit bnt2 -
gSenn Ste reid 1ino. miro Sbs
nen Mot sn oiel dbperIdngt,
uno penn sic arm Iino. 10
bruu6en sic utr iiir Die Wleois
ain Au beInhlen bel Or. Sarts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
>llaoluaD'S
~ YiQell

fno rein oeacabIIitb uno eau5 SuoerIdffia.
9cptrter puIltommene Teroaulns. boandHoee
glbicrbirung uno geiunbe Aegemdbafeit.
3ur sur uon alien aeioeu oes Masens, Der
Gcbdrme, Der Ticreu, ber Slaie, uon uerp5ien
arnniBritru, Sdmprrbcioeu, aopfiueb ano alien
2ebcrlciocu.
@ret5 90 Gents Die 59ndieI gBiro bon al.
len g(potbeicrn berInuit nno per qolt nah
@mpiana bes 9etrngeS oerf1not
Aabwap & Co.. So 9ImetraBe, geip.gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

Gas Griperbse6eH Der Geu5et aei'attet es
ben .UieiteH tlum, Die CjeiunobeiiSrege. itrena
5u betolpen lln ben 9tabtbeil Den Die Widbts
pefoGmg oerfeIben 6fters er3enat. dlis5uglei.
dlen uno bic angerengte eebensmaihne iH
pniem @dnge it halien. bictei Die Seilipiiiciis
lfdtt ein qnn3 ndtnrgendbes rein aus BfluHs
jetltolten beitebenocs Wittel oar ct. Sernaro
Nrnnterptlien, melte ourh qndeuHg Der Gjes
odrme uno enrealng ocs Nlutiimlanfs Die
Seronuuna beibIennigeu ben stppeiit irditeen
lno ben. ipenn nidt b6uig frdnIeI ooh leoens
ben Nbrper pieoer bcriteIlen ,Siir 20 Gents
BET glpotbcern 81 D1bcn. (StSoSaI&S)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27

The Furniture Trust" is busted and
we are busting prices on refrigerators,
Sharon & Eddlngs.
Call up red 2SO6 and learn OF some
exceptional bargains in real estate.
Trade with owner.
Fresh country butter, sweet and
clean, per roll. soc. The Peoples
Warehouse, where 1t pays to trade.
American field fencing, in differ
cnt heights and weights. Goodman
Hardware company. exclusive agents
We have only few of the famous
Leonard cleanable refrigerators left
and will close them out cheap. Shar-
on & Eddings.
For Sale-Ten-mule team, all gen.
tie and broke to the line; weight
1915 to 1900 pounds. Address D. E.
Gilman, Heppner, Ore.
See our special features in new
hammoeks Far different and su-
rerior to anything ever before shown
in Pendleton. Goodman Hardware
company.
Chase & Sanborn Coffee and Teas,
the best line of Groceries for less
money. Lowest price, courteous and
obliging is my motto. Give us a call
and inspect our goods. We make the
price. c. Rohrman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
CITY BREVITlES

Try Hansen's sundae at Donald
sons.
All kinds of good, dry wood. See
Minnis
All kinds of fancy drinks at DON
aldson's soda fountain.
Nicely furnished ttage for rent.
Enquire 400 Water street.
Try Walters new Hard Wheat"
flour. now on the market
see Minnis for good, dry wood that
burns. Lots of It on hand.
Have the baby's picture taken at
Bowman's studio. near bridge.
Leathers Transfer Co., day and
night service. Phone Main 511.
New Knox sailors for summer and
outing. Mrs. Campbell's Milintry.
For sale cheap, some secondhand
windows and doors. Oregon Lumber
Yard.
Five-room cottage for rent; ohe
block from Main street. Inquire 205
West Webb
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
logging Camps close down.

Eighteen of the large logging
camps. representing TO per cent of
the output on the lower Columbia
river and its tributaries, will remain
closed from July to August 1. This
action was taken yesterday at a
meeting Of the loggers at the Cham.
ber of Commerce, says the Oregonian.
1--WE have decided to suspend opera
tiops for 30 days for the dual pur-
posce of reducing the surplus of logs
that has accumulated and to preserve
healthy market for logs and their
product" said r. S. Farrell, of the
Deep River Logging company, secre-
tary of the meeting. "There is now
a surplus of 100000 feet of logs,
which is ample to supply the saw
mills Of this section for some time to
come"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
PERSONAL.
MENTION

Mrs. NJ II. Gillette of Echo, return
ed home this morning after a brief
visit in the city.
Attorney r. r. johnson returned to
Echo this morning after business
visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Skiles left last
evening for Wallowa, where they will
live during the summer
F. H. Bartlett, the new Hermiston
attorney, came up from that place last
evening for a short visit here.
Mrs. w. H. Harrison and daughter
of Pilot Rock, are visiting here today
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Perham.
George Ferguson arrived home this
morning from Portland, where he
had been for n couple of days on
| business.
r. r. Collins, the we'll known wood
dealer of Kamela, passed through
this morning from the mountains to
his home at Freewater.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson and little
son arrived last evening from Walla
Walla, where they had been visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Eppinger and son left
last evening for Eastland, where they
will visit with Mrs. Sam Thompson
and other friends for a few days.
Frank Sharpstein, the Walla Walla
attorney, came over from that city
last evening accompanied by his wife,
and they returned home this after
noon.
Oscar Cain, the Walla Walla law
yer, has been here today for the pur-
pose of arguing an Injunction in
water case pending in the circuit
court
H. T. Connell and family of Alba,
who have been visiting at Freewater
for several days, returned to this city
last evening and drove out to their
home today.
William F'orsythe of Freewater,
who has been i'll for the past four
months, was in the city yesterday on
business trip. He is slowly i'm
proving but is not yet very strong.
DIR. NJ. S. Lantz, the we'll known
federal stock inspector, arrived in
the city this morning to join his fam
lily after a months special work in
q sheep quarantine in Idaho. They
will perhaps leave FOR their home in
Tacoma in a short time
Miss Eva Froome has just returned
from Adams, where she has been Wis
! iting for some time. She will be the
guest of Mrs. Selkirk, at her rooms in
the John Schmidt building during
the absence of Mrs. Selkirk-Norton
in Portland.
Prof. w. H. Bleakney, principal of
Pendleton academy, left this morn
ing for Walla Walla to study the dor
ritory methods Of Whitman college
in hopes of improving and simplify
ing the dormitory methods of Pen
| dleton academy
Prof. ]. S. Landers, city superin-
tendent of Pendleton public schools
left this morning for Salem where he
will act on a committee in selecting
the state high school course for the
next six years. Mrs. Landers ac-
companied him to The Dalles. where
she will visit until his return.
T, j. Matlock and son and daugh-
ter, Miss Nora Matlock, arrived last
evening by the Spokane train. They
have been visiting at Spokane and
other places and will visit with rela-
tives here. The gentlemen will re-
turn to their homes at Heppner in
4 few days. Miss Matlock will re-
main in Pendleton for the remainder
of the summer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
Rig Crowds mt the Rink.

Though warmer weather is coming
the evenings have been sool thus far,
and the skating rink has been draw
ing the usual large crowds this week.
There promises to be a good attend
ance until after the Fourth, when the
rink will be closed until fall. A
great deal of interest is being taken
in the contest for the most graceful
lady skater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
ENLARGING THE DEPARTMENT.
Machinery for Making and Polishing
Shoes

The Teutsch's store shoemaking
department is now being enlarged by
the addition Of much new machinery
that will make the shop one of the
most complete and up-to-date in
this section. A shoe polishing ma
chine Is now being installed and
within a short time a new sewing
machine will be secured. With the
new equipment Messrs. Greenawald
and Hedstrom, in charge Of the shop
will be enabled to turn out made to
order shoes in a very satisfactory
manner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27

John Levcovig, a cage tender at the
White Bear, Rossland, B. c., slipped
and fell 700 feet down a shaft and
was instantly killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27

Intoxication while on duty is mis-
demeanor for a railroad employe in
California and If death results a fell
Ony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27

Butcher Shop and Property for Sale.
Butcher shop, fixtures and prop
erty for sale in good location. Do
ing fine business. For further par
ticulars address w. H. Albee, Helix,
Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
10000 SACKS CONFETTI.
Fairly and Vigorous Plans for the
Next Fair

Today painters have been at work
painting the Main street side of the
fair pavilion and embellishing it
with a legend that reads as follows:
"Third Eastern Oregon District
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
BEAUTIFUL TURNS AT THE STAB
"Wauncta" and Britt-Nelson on the
Program Tonight

BY request Of number of persons
who think that particular turn is
the most attractive bit of vaudeville
ever seen in Pendleton, the Star
tonight Miss Alberta Hadley's very
attractive song and scene entitled
"Wauneta." Miss Hadley is now do
ing her third weeks work at the Star,
with increasing popularity.
Tonight Jack Rose appears in mon
ologue and song. and Rose and Cope
land do n double turn that Is genu-
irely funny. Miss Sipfle and Mr..
Rose will sing a duet to the
illustrated song entitled, "Why
Don't You Try?" with Miss Sipfle as
usual, presiding at the piano. The
steroscope Nill tonight present with
great distinctiveness and realism the
last Britt-Nelson fight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27

For rent-Three furnished house
keeping rooms on Garden street near
Webb, Also two unfurnshed house
keeping rooms in same location. In
quire 205 West Webb street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-27
September 2S to 2S."


The painting of the pavilion adds
much to the appearance of the front
and the sign will be a constant re-
minder of the big event that is to be
pulled off in this city during the
early autumn.
Confetti to Throw Away.
In other ways alsc the fair COM
mission Is planning and preparing for
the weeks entertainment. Col. C.
E. Roosevelt, one of the Pendleton
members of the commission, states
that an order has already been
placed for 10000 sacks of confetti.
This is 1000 sacks more than was Sc
cured last year, when the supply was
barely sufficient to meet the needs.
This year the amount of available
confetti will be larger, along with the
betterment in the other features OF
the fair, and there is every reason to
believe that the fair will be better and
more successful than the one last
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

Of course IL that feminine doyoteoa
of ART cannot keep their minds on
their work while there are men
around They We tried u. and fail
iuE have adopted the heroic rem
edy ~ taking 90 she woods n 81
said that igfoot steel fence
charged with unnumbefed volts Of
electricity. may be- built around the
grounds The laws Of the aaaocia
ton Do not lay down any specific
penalty Tor the punishment Of po6
aihle ireapassern Probably q Is too
horrible 10 be- placed In writing
80 men allowed - made plain
enough. hnweyef. in the rules. The
only exception IL that he may enter
the buildings aud grounds only OF
one visiting day. she second satug
day In each month
Any application b. a coianist fof
release from tho pledge 81 8pinater
hood ~lll b. equivalent % q reslg
nAtlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-08

Seattle Star Exclusive esrvlee.l
NkW YORK. Aug "a supreme
gest ~ che love % 70 Eifl artists Tor
their afi wlil be mado noon on Long
leland To qualify they must pledge
themselves 20 three years ~ spin
atrfhood. Could there be- a harder
tsatF
These brave and meltNacrificing
sIlfiss are banded together under
The name ~ tha Giadcn Ar Ahsoeia
too They have bought Nurlhpnrt
n.ssnpf fnF their AdamieaH Eden u
"A Z hlF hpuse. with fwa Acrra %
ntssana DELIGHTFULLY."- situated near
iDsf Island sound Maybe the IA
fAfsw wiii KVt em
Mss Elizabeth Curtis. who has q
stAiio on fIfth ave il the prcai
1srs ~ the association. There SILL
q HvinF accommodations In the big
uinfspr house for she 90 members.
aneta studio Tor each ihree girls
Tee secret Of che whole scheme.
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SMALL ASSESSMENTS

Routine matters Involving II. :.
viewing ~ small a8heasmeuss s..l
up the time Of the board II eass -
zatiOn this morning. Most N ~
complaints we're over The lses =
aeaaments On outlying feai ss,.ss
which, though not hlxh ID 49,
selves, we're higher fAan 10 -
easements on ADJOINING nea -
rounding property in mans a.
stances more valuable
The result viii probably mean
slight reduction on The pfoperiT -
The cOmplainauta and AZ lners.ss
on the adjoining property.
The Gilman Water c0muany a
lssaquah. had its asgessmerl 4
personal property reduced fro.s
1900 10 81 1000 on showing -.
- 900 % the property consisted Il
real estate already aaseesaa
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INSPECTORS FIND PREMISES CLEANER

Two lnspecs5ra Of the city health
department. who visited Youngg
town today IN response 70 a o0mt
plant .of unsanitary conditions Ia
connection with the butcher shop
and slaughter house OF William
Bloxhm, found the butcher shop
premises undergoing thorough
cleaning
Nothing WAS found 30 Justify &c.
tiOn BY the department. and tho
inspectors Informed igloxam'a boy
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ORDERS CEMENT wALxk

The Starr Estate. inoorpcfnsel,
the Puget NH company az8 1aAa
Davis a Co. agents. have teea h6f.
fed by the board Of public wofks
of The action 90 the city coartl
IN ordering IN cemeut wasts o. ne
west side 81 FIRST av hstvsea
First Az. and Madison aa4 rnson.
There nov are plank waika
The board gave the necesszrT
notice FOR the property 0wnsz %
conform 20 the law
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sY wM a srigoLER.

MARI Everett vas one ~ those
reporters pho are born. cot made
From bis earliest cops carrying
dags b. had made the police world
bis Own. stuayinK u charTriers and
exploring Is sinister ways until
it, atmosphere had become hia very
breath 81 life ia monoscnous
routine never duiied his enthus
lhsm Its work. however slavish.
never found him conscious Of "a
tlgue when he reported nothing
doina on a story Il meant iuas
that
Then. ope summer. Mark sent
away for hh vacation 4 was The
first time ha bad ever aoae So
just two week jauut ca ths iases
eui when ~ casa- back he wna
changed ne had acsa a new world.
and somehow the lastsr Of the
old seemed dlmmed Former haunts
lost their lare. and he would oft
Tor hours az headquarters. with his
fret on the press table. and dream
dream dream.
Those cold. blue northern waters.
the fragrant freshness ~ The winds.
the Erpen rihcd shores that Eliuicd
In the mint.strained llght how he
had euiuyed them an Such de-
lightfnl people. too And Shc-ah.
She was beat 81 all Her eyes
hos beauiifui-d deeper and hluer
thar she lakes themselves Some
times they were yeilod a. With
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APPROVED

Both the expenditures u flkN4
for the reiayiug az the Cedaf river
supply pipes In the pike - district
and the expenditure 81 fi9l0N To-
the building Of y ncw overflow wN /
for the Volunteer reseryoir h4itt
been approved hy the fire astd vs.
ter committee OF the eoaaciL u4r
ordinance viii be PASSED Moats12
night q
A big a0ainch main viii be pa :
Union 81. from Western az. eat
10 Hubbell place.