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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
Trains Collide; Two Men Killed.

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. 27.-An inter-
urban train from Seattle and a wsrk
train collided mile north of Milton,
near Edgewood. Two persons were
killed and IL injured The fagman,
who caused the wreck, escaped.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
Land iorebbtNo chsrpsd.

Helena. Modt..' Dec. 1e.- -. BraAs,
. prominent 0rse& vSik Iavvss. lhas
bpsn indicted, By ~ fsdsrA grsel
jory. n tAis CITY - ~ ,ohArSe q kAv-
NJ Illegally fsac<A lj.lS5 6srss e pnb,
~ hadt y vsa,sv essnty.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
says cablnst can't Aaree.

Rome. Dec. 27-According to ad-
vices received at the vatican from
Paris strong feeling of resentment
exists In the CIsmenceau cabinet
against the minister of public instruc-
ton ~ the result OF his recent ctrcu-
lars on the religious question.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
Made Suicide surs.

Liverpool. England. Dec. 2s.-Ths
Russian consul here. Col. De Heimann.
committed suicide by shooting him
self. Fearing that the pistol shot
would not BE- fatal he stabbed himself.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
Monster Mas Meeting Held.

Washington, Dec 8l.-A monster
mass meeting OF citizens of Washing
ton OF various religious denominations
was held here to condemn the action
q the French government ia copdscat.
ing the property Of the Catholic church
and imposing restrictions on the Cath
olics in France. Some OF the most
prominent citizens and religious work
in this city attended.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03

! wnshtngtou. Dss. ST.-sir Henry
kertimss Durand. retistng British am
bsssaAor. and Lady Durand win saii
Tor EngianA Bsms Howard via b
ohafgs ds4Aires una0 the, arrival e
JAass DsysA ~ ssy ansassaAes.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
Taxlsss Island Threatsnsd.

London, Dec. 28.-The Pembroke
shire county council is considering 9
proposition to levy . county rate or
the inhabttants Of the island OF Caldy
The population Of the island 10 abol,
70. aAd the islanders have, never palt
any rates.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03

Hssssoa. Tea, Dso. is.--A 0sl1, Ca,
orsde = Santa ~ psAsansss tsaAn val
vrscsed. ssaF ec0srvil,A rsx ~
ADGtqe tQfasd evG. fsAel1 htrriAG
-4p11ppeg Iaasse eseiS - p,finna
vsao>s. NJ yasssssn5r wess hsSA
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-03
Wreck Kills Five Tramus.

Sacramento. Cal, Dec. 31.-Five
unidentified tramps were killed In a
freight train wreck at Floriston station
a short distance beyond Truckee. A
broken truck on one Of the box cars
caused the wreck.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

bn Torrepnnz
bent elmer Netp
DREAMER 3eis
tuns feine Rarz
ts, unb alb Maez
gnerp gfeta
barauf IN Der
ess
f4ten. frdete
TIN Der Sci
tungsmontl, oh
er irser6 tpsl4e
Neutgtt item
mlbte. ~ a
fosten Ste?"
frasts ber CT
natpr. .6dHa
Gte iroenb ipeIs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

nn Elm gnna an
fanoises Der
mDgen hur4 tns
Oufrtene unttss
n~ebmuneen ers
tpOrben bate.
un6 tn &C.
fhdftsfa@en feE
geaau mar. Der
alte 9err lit
mittlerpeil. Der.
forben, Wis
Burrons bot ets
Htstn Jotreu
ntfR Ases,4 A~4,fA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

stbcren peroen, unb e pGr. aud
70 gefommen. bate ntdt bi. grtran,
flung eines Maultbitrts bon Waters
Gmigrantsntpaeen Die Samilie bort etns
Ws6e ooer apei fsltsebalten-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

DE Rsuieseiten9" ~Sapobl," .spi.
oerte WcGnerp, i'd CLAUDE, Id babe
serabe nod cine Gr sriff tn istns
9af6e, 1olte cine Gisarre beraus. iber.
ti9te Is BEN erftaunten 9sri1teritat-
Ter unb u,a9t. fid fdIeuaigft aus BEN
GfauM.
Nls Der @enator tpieber an ieinem
quit faB, brebte er ii4 Senator pettus
81 unb fdgte: mas 6snten @ie bon
Der llnperfrurenbeit bes Netp OrsnnJsr
Rprrefpon6tnten2 Der Maun bat mid
bon neiner 4rbeit obserufen, I'm ii1
etne Gtgarrt BON MIR seben gu laien!"
Senatpr Warrtn Don Mpoming, Der
NIT 4usaei4nung ben 8urserfrieg u1its
gema1t bat, nurbe etnes gases rpesen
feiner trammen 6aItuas betOmptsmsn,
tirt.
.Dte 9altuug betam i9 su Yferhs,1
meinte er sef4mei9elt,
~un6 pie betam lie ben pferoena-
%, stpei gtnsen bdran gu Grunh,~
Hang % sebehnt auf bie Grase.
Dag eth propbet In feinem 8atsse
lonoe ni4ts gift, bat, ipenssftens TN
gomilitntreiie. aud einnndl auf ben
Senator 8urroips aus Mi9tgon nit
BEN ftol5en 0ornanen Sultus GGfar
Nntpsnbuns sefunben.
Der Senator beiratbett, ala sr Mtits
ste6 oes ReprSIeutontenbaufss mar.
bic So@ter etnss tpptfden Yantses. Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

tn ben 8unbeafenat apanrtrts, 6egess
nett Elm Ussunb hes alien Aesru BEN
0ebtereu auf bar Gtrabe unb sratui;rts
ihm, oab sr nunmebr etntn Genator
gum GGtuiessrfo1n babe. Der aIie
Aerr Unfit bos Mues ~ vab nseiRts In
6em gebehntsn Surgeon irfn.s betmatA.
liden ReuenslaDb: -DH ia. sr mag In
Moihtnstoa sora gut am plat ftn,
no fe nifts 5u t4in boberL obtr tn
mftntm Gef4dft psirbe td ibrn fsinea
,sSspb' ssbsn." Gpra4's anb fss.s fstnsa'
Weg fort.
Repr6{.ntant Saniss Garion QssDs
BAN BON Mobefto, RaL, III az SaHte
ait un6 stbSrt bereits In 4, Gsrmtu
BEN apngrfB an,
Or fam Ieinen In @lodbltttn eebs.
renen RoGeeen stnen puutt porgeben:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12
= = = $ = s. = & - j. !, - j. &
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e. Mtann NIT pier s. piro
~ Der @orfbenbe hes 9austc.
~, mites fir SufiSpeien, Ste
p~rdientant Spbn s. Sentins
Don WiseonIin, senannt. Senttns If
Gngldnbtr bon @eburt uub tam 1852
I'M utter BON nsun Sabren nit fetneH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

1870 horten ols M6pcfat. gr mar
Gpaai1alRi4tsr bon Gbippeina Goanip,
Ger. @taatens 4npaN fir bas bama-
Iigs Gsrritorium Mpoming uno Mits
eleb ber Qfemblb BON Miseoniin.
Dem a0sgreHe ou ReprdIsHtant ges
kHyt Seutins felt 1895 en-.
Ghes Der Witgltther bes 50. Rom
aIeIFa, baS audi BEN so. arnareb an
sshbrt, aber beinabe fti!ea GlB pers
kussa A6tte, TT Der SumOrift Z. @oarG
BsAs bon Minnefota. Nadoem er
zines 1asss i'm 9oufe Die g.m,rtuns
ssms9t baB Die ptlsrimsD0tsr nix
asa pIsnoutb Rod ibrs 5iBs seisht
sdfk. ipsnn tie ui6t feesrant eepsfsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

bnnf ~dbsroben,
um ben Ddme
pier gu bcfrekn
Das GefGaft
6as bamit
etabltris, ptr<
-fanfh u hdnn
I'm $1,000 nnb
fpdter
Witglkb elmer
fkinen Gdiffss
fhma, Die beuts
bic f6iD.rrtide
pdcific : GoaFs
.feltfaaft III.
Don 1879 bs
1888 mar er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

Gltern nd6 8as
raboO, mis-. CT
btfudte bort BITE
b ffentlt9 {
9 9uGe uno
rnu6te I'm 6.
% 8 I il
ner 5reipinis
gen sSnfanterie>
Regiment Den
8Irasrtrtes NIT,
mad toel9em er
ais glert eins
GnfeGung I'M
Rreisseridte au
8araboo fanh.
Senttns fithlte
1870 nahghtps
pipd Gaus uber
,,wA efnkikr{e EA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

er erblidte in
finem Gmtgrans
~teniDoseH in Re-
boba bas Gi4t
hr Mett Mls
ieiner 3ett eins
Dreaaii q n
lpafde9ter Roe
~ltfcrHier ieiner
Ronbtoatur bess
b1lb ~opponirte,
rneinte er: Sd
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e 10 d. /
msine S6ulb.
Sd ielbf tpolte
in Rdlifprnien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12
metier 9aat BON gaoem.

Sd nil Denen, bic an, labmen
@h6en nno an ben Rieren leiben,
eiueti Rat gebeu, iaat 8. 81. Blan.
ten}bip, Bed. Tenn. Sd babe Die
grFnbrtna 9ernnht, oaB electric Bit
tiers bieie 2eioen pDiitiu BELT. 0af,
Gebraudj Bpm Elm paar sslalhen mar
Id tnrtert. Gnlpfeble i'm nit Der.
aniiaen.. gu bnben bel GoDlph Dreis
une N. @bbf & 60. Breis so Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

gebDrt benz neutrality-suspicious. oes
6uuies on. Gr bat Den 8irserfrisa in
ben Reiben Der sioIt9en mttstmadt
uno 1T Jarmer bon geruf, Mts Grin
neruns an Die barte Nrbttt fetner sSus
eenb bat er auf fsiner Jarm 81. alt,
8loGbitte tpteoer aufsebaut, in Der &c
suerit ben 4orpf nit Dem 2sbem auf,
nabm.
SENATOR Samusf Douglas McGnerr
bon Q%ouifidna. Oct, obnobl elm 8em,s
frat, prdiibent aooiepelts 8eitrebun>
gen binfidtlid Der R~esuIiruns Der gis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf's G~ifrigite be-
Hirtportet, mar speimal @puperneur
bon 2ouiituna uu6 bent. au9 ola
GbefsRi9ter Der SupremszGpurt {ei>
mem @tadte.
Der iest 69idbrise 9enator 1T Gu>
BERT f9tperboris. &i!rali4 f&idte t9n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

Nretnhe fusrNe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

mar er
no Mebnet stne
per-
fDalMtsH, Sns
{olas 6ttftr
&1Htisteit per=
lBnnhte Hebe
bnsHr 3sit auf
ctasorifde @aRs
xd{en aIs auf
a gitdt
fat Resfamhit
In Der 4etusntl.
zit benz Reul.
tate, 6aB ss i'm
bttnok fein
Manbnt geiofet
D6tts. M&brMb
Gebs III ba
"a Nj :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

bstpdr6 ID Elm unbdrmhersiser Rtnuls,
Der fehas @3uurren aus etnem potent-
nsoisintoIenber jtubL INN ben unbes
spad3sen aonsreBfs unb tOar nabe
horan. TIN gu betommen. Dd elite Der
4umorf nod reGt3eitis mad 0aufs,
ipib Is gslang ibm, 5einen Gegntr an
BE Manb gu bridsu, 70 bab aud fer
ufrbin bic 9alIen Der nationalsn @s@
iebgebuns ieiues Mibes ni6t entbebren
MT Fen.
Senator George 6. pertins BON
ssdltfDraien bat fsinsn Grfotg I'M 2eb,n
siHer Dampffdsrs su psrhantsn. Gr
tam 1856 als 16l65stser matroie bon
Wlatne mad BEN GDtbftaat unb sriparts
f8 oIs 6dnstne4t unb Grooerelert
natb un6 mad $500. Girs 9aess bot
f1 linn bic G~eiesenbttt. eth anf cine
SaHbbant seratbenes GdbrboDt fir
$1,000 gu taufsn. CT borste. mas ibm
fsHtte, uHb mubie nun felbif bic Gonbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-12

5tnifFcsaien uMb 1893 pu.be tr gum
3ia6fplBtr Gtlanb @tanfprbs IN ben
@~HHhesiendt errnaut
aluf siutr guropar<iie, Die CT Dor
msbtertn Jo9ren unkrHabm, unb bic
Hm BURG aAbaltsnbes ReeeHipstter ets
mas .peEbrrben iDurbe. fanb pertfns.
Der felbit genre isinsn Rd4Heu aufs
fkRt, IN ttuem .Qonboner Omnibus
f4affnsg eiren sbenbirtisen partnsr.
aaut WagsIoa1 zines Jon ibm beniibten
Omntbxfa mar offsnbar Elm 2ed, 6snn
&r 8tsen tropfte beftdnois auf ben
Ropf bes Genatprs. 60 frast. sr &n
Ronbustsur: nRommt benin ba INNER
WaHtr heruHter2"
sgeur speHn's reenst.." par bic tros
6sne MntfuDrt
Mepsagsntant aeOnibos r. 2ipinas
ftou bon Georgia, elmer Der @eteranen
bes aonsreHss. Der bic 9erldneeruna
kr fcsenannten gfuroen SeIfiOn" afs
brtHsiicbe Notbpenbigtsft befirwortet,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
SCH MITZ Is
ELECTED

strenuous efforts Of the repuhll
can machine elected Ferdinand
Schmits 60 the city council hy a
margin OF enc votes out OF eco a.
the election held In the Fourteenth
ward yesterday
Schmlts received sos votes and
MacMahon 1872 MaeMhhon carried
his own precinct. West Seattle. by
margin OF five votes but SchmitE
ran far ahead Ia the Arr. YounFa
town. and Fauntleroy precincts.
The election Of schmitK means
the adoption of the local option
policy IN regard ,o saloon licenses
In the precincts OF the ward
Mr. SchmltE will take his seat
Ia the council next Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

him out Of the office OF city engi
ncer
Frank G Jackson. member OF the
last legislature. o. also enthusiastic
in his endorsement ot Thomson
u would like Ca see Thomson
mayor he said 4 have been as.
ISOLATED with him in WAYS that gave
nue. the opportunity OF Judging him
and his actions have proved TO me
that he Is public spirited and de
voted to the best interests of the
people. no matter what his enemies
say.
He has proved % be az good an
engineer as ls Ia the service OF any
city Ia the country and has that
reputation throughout the cities Of
the country As republican. I
would Ike 90 see him given the
republican nomination because ! be
licye he IS the kind OF man the PEG.
pie should elect and because
think he can De elected
No Better Man.
u have known Thomson for years
and ! do not think the republicans
can yet a better man Tor mayor.
said CLARK NettictOn was for
merly a newspaper man myself and
saw much OF Thomson In his Off
eiAi character never saw any
thing that did not Indicate deyo
ton Go duty and the interests OF the
people and " e. such men that the
people should elect 90 the Highest
offices Ca their power 90 hcstow
There BE- no doubt about Thorn.
sons ability and combined with
that ability b a broad experience
which qualities him. above any man
tn the clty whom I know. to fill the
office of mayor with the highest
efficiency hope he will be our
next mayor
II would BE- impossible 10 find a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Honest and efficient service In
public life Is appreciated by those
people. at least. who are broad
minded enough TO consider a man
BY his deeds and accord credit for
honesty and integrity when years
Of public service reveal an abs0
lutely stainless public record
Men OF this oaliber are coming
90 the front Ia numbers to endorse
the suggestion that r n Thomson
city engineer. be made The rcpub-
lican nominee Tor mayor There
Is no halfheartedness iu their en-.
dOrsement Thomsons name arOus.
es enthusiasm among those repub.
leans who have had the opportu,
nifty Of observing Thomson off.
cial acts from close range and who
consequently understand the sin.
cerity and devotion OF his public
life
None questions the efficiency Of
Thomson's public service Even
those who have been antasonlEed
by his positive personality tn the
performance Of his public duties.
admit his ability as man and an
engineer and state that. u @ was
up to them. he would be- kept ln
the office % city engineer as long
as he would serve Those who
know him better. insist that he is
the best possible choice Tor mayor
Out for Thomson,
"You can quote me as being ah.
soluteiy IN line for Thomson. said
Corporation Counsel Scott Calhoun.
with an earnestuess which showed
the depth Of bis enthusiasm.
4 have worked with Thomson
Tor five years and know what bis
capabilities are. He Is well quail.
fled 20 ON the office OF mayor and
the only possible mistake In max.
ing him mayor would b. In taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

city of Topeka from san Fran
cisco 20 Seattle and also emitting
him to second class sleeping ac
commodatlons that Tho bunk was
minus blankets. pillows and hasl
clothes In general, that IL was uitn
nted IN the hatch Of the vessel
which was damp and poorly ven.
ulatcd that the steward refused
10 give him any other comforts "a
cept those already mentioned aud
that bee caught a severe cold which
afterwards confined him 20 his bed
for twelve weeks aud finally ~.
suited in loss of health and use
OF one leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
POLICE BELIEVE BALzOW
COMMITTED SUICIDE

Suicide because % failure TO Oh.
tain employment and lack % finan.
clal means ia the theory now az
vanced By the police 90 explain
the mysterious death ~ William
y Balsov ~ Milwaukee. Wis.
whose body vas found floating Ia
the BAY A. the foot ~ Wall st yes.
terday The police have succeed
cd ia locating the young man q
chum. Waiter Hreeu. conductor for
the Seattle Electric Co. and a bro.
Their. Emile William Halrow. who
H. a student az Adeiphl College
Thirteenth ave n and Miller at
The authorities contend that there
Is not the slightest motive % show
foul play
r. " nalzuw Haid that his bro
Their had visited him several times
since reaching this city last Au.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

With no satisfaction from ihis
source Ia sight. the Nationalist
viii attempt Ga USE every cnuHiitm.
uouai means 90 block impnfiaut
business Ia parliament Ia order q
call their grievances 90 the atten
tluu of EnEliahmeu Appeals have
go far bcon iu vain and they believe
that by makins themselves intolor.
able nuisanees they mas gain some
consideration Cor their Cause
Mean bile serious RElarian
crimes hud uatnEca are taking
place ln The south aud west of ire.
land. due % the aYoved policy 20
organized disorder upon which the
most desperate ~ the Nationalist
depend tn help the cause
That more serious trouble ia
feared b. indicated hy the unusnal
number ~ troops that have been
sent iuto ireland recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

gust. always accompanied hy
friend bar ~ could not remember
the last visit Hreen h positive
that he HaW the dead man as late
aa Sept - on that occasion ttai
row vas deapoudent from $40
health and because ~ bis failure
20 get Job iie SAYS that since
that time be has made inquiries
at police headquarters several
times There Is no report on file
~ such Inquiries
The body la tn such an 40.
vanccd stage % decomposition that
q IL practically uurocoKuizablo hut
from the effects found on tho cloth.
Ind there la hardly any question
as 20 the remains being those of
Haltow aud the police are awaiting
word from relatives Co Milwaukee
Coroner Carroll says there are no
marks % violence 10 be seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
LACK OF BED CLOTHING
CAUSES SUIT

A poor bunk. minus blankets. pil.
lows and other sleep accessories.
IN a poorly ventilated bunk room
on the steamer City Of Topeka on
route from San Francisco 20 So
attic cost Mike Reudick $40. bis
health. use ~ one lex and untitled
him for work according % the
papers he filed yesterday Ia the
superior court in which he sues
the Pacific Coast Steamship Com.
pany for 1880
Rendick alleges that last MAY
be secured a socondclass ticket
emitting him 10 passage on tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
DAUNTLESS HAS NO
PLAGUE ABOARD
istar snselal ssrvlesi

PORT TOWNsENn. oct g.
Repeated examinations by ur W
g simpson. ~ the Marine Hospital
service. - the supposed Injected
sailor 81 the Guaranteed schooner
Dnuutleaa has failed Go develop ans
Indications 90 plague bacilli a
thorough dialnfsctlou of the vessel
has been gone through and every
member % the crew examined for
possible symptoms OF the dreaded
disease II 10 now generally be
icved here that the suspected case
from the Dauutleas is none other
than HCrofulA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
PREMIER CAMPBELL BANNER.
MAN

LONDON. Oct Exciting times
arc expected wlth the opening Of
the neat parliament Tho storm is
already gathering Ia ireland and
politicians believe that q viii break
heavily. nnieau the irish National
lists obtain assurances nf better
treatment at the hands 90 the min
istry
II is the old ever new question
81 bone rule. aud. with their "a.
tiencc about exhausted. the folloa.
ora OF John Redmond have pledged
themselves fo a campaign that may
even include violence
Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman
has repeatedly been asked az to the
intention Of the government ln max.
lng good che pledge 90 lcriaiate Fog
ireland az well az ireland wuuia
leEisiate for herself u she bad the
power
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. oct o-The follow
ing corporation papers were filed
In the office OF the secretary OF
state.
Puget Land company. OF Seattle.
100000. by r Mines. A. Il Badg
ley and G. q Badrlcy
Pike Place Natatorlum company.
Of Seattle. 100000. by Frank Town.
ley Watson. Alan - Cameron
Matthew Dow. r. 8 Goodwin and
Fred A Ernst
Loeb Tailoring company. Of Sc.
attic 81 900 by Max Goldsmith and
j. II Irving
Certificate Of increase of capital
stock Of Union Lumber company
from 100000 10 $500. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
DEMOCRATS WILL
GIVE LUNCHEON

For tho purpose Of recognizing
the Democratic city central com
mittee IN such a way as 10 assume
the position In politics which it for
merry held. a democratic Dutch
luncheon will be- given Saturday az
the Olympus cafe at D. m All
democrats are urged 20 attend. and
are notified by the committee that
tickets must be- procured from Go.
hens cigar store. in tho Alaska
building. prior 20 Friday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS
AIDING THOMSON BOOM

better man than Il II thomson for
mayor said County Auditor Jas y.
Agnew, II regard Mr Thomson. a5
one Of the biggest mon In this city
today lie has made Seattle. I
have had personal relations with
Mr. Thomson and have the higheHt
regard for his ability aud integrity,
u he becomes the republican MONT.
nee his election will be certain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct g.
The Chicago. Milwaukee a 81 Paul
ny continues preliminary opera
lions on the Olympic Peninsula.
Judge lester sun having been
called upon yesterday To aiFu the
necessary papers for the enndem.
nation Of large tracts of land on
the west side 20 bo used an the
roadbsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
NEW FINANCIAL y
MONTHLY ISSUED

The Northwest Financial News.
twelve page paper devoted 10
the interests OF the careful citl.
zen and tho business man. and
published IN Seattle. has made ita
appearance with creditable first
number beside stock qbotatIonH
banking. marine. mining and realty
statistics. the new monthly publlca.
tion contains many little editorial
aquihH. statements from uuthorita.
tive parties. and much general ia.
formation on the subjects OF inter
est to the followers OF finnucierlng.
Tom &. MoGrath ID editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
ENDORSE CREIGHTON.

Tho meeting Of the North Seattle
Improvement club held last night
was largely given over 10 the ln.I
doracmeus OF Councilman Crich
toms action In getting the ManI
nolin Way ordinance killed IN the.
council The money lost by tho
city IN preliminary work nmounta
Go 81 600 or $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
BRIG. CEN. GODFREY RETlREs

WASHINGTON. oct 9-Tho
military career OF veteran soldier
came 10 an end today when Brig.
Gen. Edward Settle Godfrey. com.
mandaut at Fort Riley Kan. was
placed on the retired list by oper
alton OF the age limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

The paving contract for Union
st and portions OF Eighth and
Niuth avs. was lct yesterday 60
the Suarger Concrete company
Holt a leffory got the contract for
the plankInE of Wcsilakc uv. be.
tween Denny Way and Mercer So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
LICENSED TO WE'D

Arthur r, Hutchinson. Lucy NJ
Harding. both ~ Kent. Chiujlro
Aochi Maye HlraEama. former Of
Seattle and latter ~ Japan: oliver
G. Lockard. 90 Moscow. Idaho. Bees.
sic p I.eiso. also % Moscow c.
oknmura. ~ Seattle. and Aino one
% Japan. G. G. Mcclure. Of Polk.
Nebraska. and Anna Grace Mont
gomery. Of Seattle, Lawrence g..
Fisher and Sophia Willers. both Of
Seattle. W ~ Snow and Anna WI.
limsu both Of Seattle. August
Holm and IDA G. Wrestling. both of
Seattle. Clifford G. Dyer and
Florence ~ Barker both Of Sc.
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
PERMIT TURNED DOWN.

The board Of public works ycster
day settled The long ucighborhood
nght over the question of the Jack
Jolly stable ON Fourth av hy rc
.fusing Ca approve the permit grant.
ed by the haard of health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

The Allen a Nelson Company has
asked for a permit for the construc-
tion of sput railroad track ON
Western avenue near the iutersec-
tion of Virginia. 10 connect with
the Northern Pacific tracks II
win bc used aa an unloading track
for lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered totaY 4
follows:
McGce-Infsnt, Oct s. lsTA 70
aY
Tayior-R N. Taylor. g. Oct |
1882 18th as. northeast
Bicdert-lnfant Oct !. as ~
av north.