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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
Care Of Spruce eisasst,en.

Tho trees require no cultivation
after planting. Their great tolerance
enables them to survive the shade Of
brush and weeds and eventually 10
overtop them. The greatest enemy OF
the spruce 10 IRE. which should be
carefully excluded from plantations.
Spruce stands should never b severe.
~ thinned. - the shallow root system
renders the trees liable 70 b thrown
BY the wind. This damage 10 especial.
b great u exposed situations. In
case such destructive ageocSss a. N.
sscts or fungi appear. specimens. se.
companied BY an account OF the char.
actsr os the injury. should b ssse 10
The department q agricultusV for
i6snti1eat3oa end Recommendation
Tor their cootrol.-U. q. roresesy nr-
rsaa N
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15

A oslginai Nv q tseatiag . skirt
- eloeA eooslses q soosAiAg u eIoth
vertically abeve ~ hea all asounA
t1o skirt h ~ t0gn e nuabees q
AasTow bas1s. two o. tAseo iseAss
W11e. H. SoaadatSaa q ta0sta sAov.
lag betveea ~ intoesG3ees.
Whistler ~ uaaog h ee ~ oans
ooSoe - ~ fsesk q ~ ~ result
= equally sueeeseful, eAloAy whso tAs
eape ooolus q IL heetoljoo booee a 4
ol0ijas 6taanea1atjea.
o. ~. iateoe 0o1e1s q Afternoon
~ sveaiag fseeAs ~ walsG Ne ettll
seenAlas netteeebiy ~ 4 ~ baek,
10 ~ vtjeA = ss0swAas mvsleene
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15

o. nycslium. laesettng tAsee sDses e
the pods grows threuGA ~ huek Into
the oeed. FrsQnsotly + gFoWs eo1iFe,y
througA he ~. Sesulag slniDas
spots a boti 49,. WA ~ ~.
gas grows isto ~ eee1. bsowa aDees
nay - formed = ~ o1seAeA u
The worst eases half ~ sareAee = lSe.
eusatly diseeleeo1 - ~ ~ -.
heess 70 ~ ~. TAooo ason0 ~
nuch more ststk1ag - oI0en eeooeol
peas. sueA = - 1oAsoa oor1ea ~
sisey. Than . ~ volDoW11A vosiet1sA
suoA - ~ A1m1Bol
A Illlssle fsu1e opoWos ~ - ~
saSe1 oF11o1 Goga 041v oooD ~
pa1tlng ~ 49, e o1No4 ~ af0uD4
~ 49, g ~ ne - 0o11n0 : vetk
~ obevo ~ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-24
REVISTA COMERCIAL
DE LA COSTA

DE LA COSTA
De Salinas, de Cabo Roio, poleta
"Esperanza' con 500 quintales sal 4
granel.
SALIDAS PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Para New York. goleta americana
Gladys por Sobrinos de Esquiagas
con cargamento de az1car.
PARA LA COSTA
Para la lsla, vapor americana "Ar-
kadIa' con carga de transito.
Goletas: "Aurelia" "Cora z6n de
Maria y MARIA Artau" para los
puertOS anunciados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-24
Buques en- puerto

As10Co Sso 10CrkO
DEL EXTERIOR
Jose Olaverri, cargando.
r. w. Hopkins descargando.
Stephen G. Hart id
Carolina descarpando.
Harry Lukembach dcrgndo. e
COSTANEROS
Carmen, Fajardo.
May Flower Vieques.
Guillermito Arroyo.
u ana Maria NaguabO
Petia pendiente.
Carmelita pendiente de carga.
Isabella descargando.
Uber1ta Vieques.
Mayaguezana Humacao.
ESperanza descargando.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOs
Vapor Juan Forgas', esta a la
carga en- Barcelona para salir ell 80
del corriente para Ell Mediterraneo
CanaTias y este puerto
EspalIol 'Pio k sali6 de BARGE
Iona el 20 del corriente por ell Medi.
terraneo y Canarias y este puerto.
Alcman president" saldra para
St. Thomas Ell e del corriente.
Vapor americana Harry Lucken-
back salio de New Orleans ell Id del
que cursa con carga para esta isla.
Vapor americana "Philadelha" con
destino New York zarpara de este
puerto Ell 20 de este mes.
Vapor americana Caracas" $40
Ell p al corrlentc d New Vol. pal a
est.
Vapor espaf1ol ''Buenos Aires" sc
aguarda de un momento ot.o proce-
dente de Colon y es>4las s.guiendo
viajc para EspafIa.
EupoT americana "Brooklyn", sal
dra de New York hacia el 20 del
corrlente para esta isis.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
J. R, METCALF.
Aspires To Represent Sharp County In
The Next General Assembly.

The Record takes pleasure in
presenting to those who will
participate in the next Demo.
cratic primary the candidacy Of
j. r. Metcalf for Representative,
Mr.. Metcalf is one Of tho best
known citizens Of Sharp county,
having lived here lifetime. lie
has always been closely identi-
fled with the people and their in
terests, and il sent to the legis-
lature as their representative, we
feel perfectly safe in declaring
that he would make q consorva-
tive, faithful, honest and COM
mendable record in every way,
He is eminently qualified for this
position by training and natural
ability, and, realizing this, many
friends will be pleased TO know
that he is q candidate,
No one who knows him would
doubt tho Democracy Of j, II,
Metcalf, for he has probably
done more work for the party
than any other man Of the coun.
ty, Since attaining his majority,
he has given literally Of his time
aud means in furthorlng the in.
forests Of tho Democratic party,
and has many times served In
official capacities in the party
organizations, without reward,
for which the party owes him a
debt Of gratitude, Mr.. Metcalf
was u candidate for Representa-
tive In the last campaign and was
defeated by u small vote, but In
that rece he was handicapped by
an illness, which prevented his
the canvas with the
other candidates, under which
circumstances II must bo said no
made a strong race, Ilo asks
on impartial consideration of his
candidacy,
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
FOR STATE SENATOR

We are authorized to announce Horace f. Ruff
of Randolph county a candidate for State Senator
from the Second district, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13

Our old friend James G.. SinE
brought us several quail thk
other day, for which the culinary
department extends him die
thanks.
W. A. Street and wife and MlA.
B. F. Street of Reeds CreAE
were visiting relatives here TWO
or three days the latter part 4f
last week.
A. K. Price Of Sidney was n
to see us few days ago and left
a dollar on subscription. He
seems to be suffering with the
Western fever.
A Christmas Tree will he
erected at the court house on the
night of Christmas Eve, following
the custom that has prevailed
here for years.
We verify believe that our old
friend, John l.. Overton of Ash
Flat, is going to run for some
thing, and that this S omething
will be Assessor.
O. L. Cunningham, formerly
Of this county, makes remittance
to the Record from Hillsbolo
Texas, and says he has to rea q
his old homo paper.
Probate Court was ..conyer., q
here Monday morning by Judge
Kelley, and adjourned Tuesday
there being but very little busi-
ness before the court,
See Barnett Bros. Mere. Co.'S.
hacks with the Hayes spring in
front and platform springs in
rear, full circle 9th wheel, real
king bolts, with 1 IA axles and
wheels,
John r, Metcalf left the first
part Of the week for Corning,
where the Methodiats of the
White River conference are
gathered in their annual meeting
this week, Mr., Metcalf has been
a regular attendant at these con.
ferences for many years.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
AT IT AGAIN
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

We are Authorized to announce Arthur Sullivan
candidate for reelection as Clerk and Recorder,
subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13

j, M, Evans Is announced in
this issue of the Record as a can
didato for Road Oversoer of
Pinoy Fork township, subject TO
the Democratic primaries, Mr..
Evans is one Of our oldest oiti.
acns, and during his many years
spent here has made many
friends who will choerfully sup.
port him for the position he is
seeking, llo Is an old Conrod.
eroto soldier, and altogether q
man upon whom the dutiea OF
making our roads might we'll be
placed, having a practical know
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13

r. L, Nichols dropped a dollar
in the Records treasury Tues
day, while in the city on busi-
ness.
Sheriff w. O. Smith was al
HoXie the latter part Of last week
attending to some official busi-
ness.
Capt. Joshua Wann is i'll at the
home Of DR.. A. W. Jernigan, He
is suffering from an attack Of
bilious fever.
Judge J. W. Smith left Monday
for Hardy, where he will look
after some business matters for
several days.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to John M. Hamilton Of
Poughkeepsie and Miss Otha
Gibbins Of Center.
S. d. Johnston Of Sidney, a
prominent candidate in the race
for Treasurer, was greeting
friends here Friday.
II. G, Kent, one of our good
friends Of Maxville, was in the
city Wednesday, lie helped US
out in a financial way,
Saturday marriage license
was granted to Arthur Stewart
and Miss Lydia A5ee, u young
couple of Poughkeepsie,
W. F. Smith, candidate for
Assessor, was here Friday, re-
turning to his home at Sidney
from trip over the county.
Mrs. W. II. Clark sends the
Record to Miss Bette Pickens,
her sister, who is teaching al
Glover Bend, Lawrence county.
The Christmas holidays are
close upon us, and the anticipa'
tons Of the little folks right abou
now is something great no doubt
Just received another car o.
runabouts, buggies and hacks,
Barnett Bros. Mere. Co.,
Batesville, Ark
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13

Miss lamar Younger, an
estimable young woman Of Cave
City, died Thursday Of last week,
after a lingering illness of con-
sumption. The burial occurred at
Barren Fork.
Henry Clark has been laid up
for repairs at his home, three
miles south of town, for several
days, While chasing some hogs
last week he fell and gave one of
his ankles a serious wrench.
DR.. j. R. Stockard, the we'll
known dentist, will arrive in Eve
ming Shade next Monday, and
will remain here the following
three days. All those needing
lental work should see him.
"a Sheb Taylor, who was raised
n Scott township, but who is
now located in New Mexico, is
here this week visiting relatives
and friends. He thinks New
Mexico very great country.
Dudley Stokes returned the
latter part of last week from
Texas, where he went on a
prospecting tour. He will shortly
leave for that state with his
family, where they will reside,
The announcement of Col. r,
B. Maxey Of Mammoth Spring
for Prosecuting Attorney appears
in this issue of the Record
Something more regarding his
candidacy will be said next week
John L. Gawf of Balboa was
, in to see us a few days ago anc
renewed his subscription. Mr.
Gawf has been subscriber tC
the Record since its first issue
and is one Of our most appreciated
. friends.
A burning question just nov
is: Will Sharp county be repre-.
sented in the contest for the Of
flee of prosecuting attorney?-
Melbourne Times,
The question will be answered
shortly. Don't fret.
Rev. G., S, Moreh cad left Tues
day for Corning to attend the
annual conference. Rev. More
head has had a most prosperous
year here, and there are many
who hope he will be returned tC
, the work another year.
The Odd Fellows lodge at its
meeting last week elected tn,
following officers: j, r.. Metcalf
Noble Grand; W, II. Jack, Vic,
Grand; DR.. A, W. Jernigan
Treasurer; Whit Wasson, Secre
, tary; Virgil Haley, Trustee.
-----------------------------------
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
LOCAL NEWS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

George W, Parsley was quite
sick the first part Of tho week.
Our announcement column is
enjoying a substantial growth,
Rev, Il. D, Williams Of Cave
City was u visitor to the city
Thursday.
Probate Court for the North
ern District eonvenes at Hardy
next Monday.
II, A, Dowdy Of Batesville has
our thanks for somo Of the coin
on subscription,
Mrs, Y. l. Elerrn has been on
the sick list this week, but il
now much improved,
A daughter was born to Dr.,
and Mrs, G, d, Tibbles Of Pough- :
keepsle last Monday,
j. 9, Hooker, one Of our
readers at Jonesvllle, was q cal.
Ter one day this week,
Maus, the mule buyer, Is ad-
vertised to be in Evening Shade
next Thursday, the 10.
Homer Edwards returned Tues
day from Batesville, where he
spent few days on business,
Walter Holt Of Davidson town.
ship, an aspiront for legislative
honors, was here a few days ago.
See Barnett Bros, Nero, Co.'S.
heavy side spring buggies, extra
wide concord seats, full circle
9th wheel, | l-S axlea and wheels,
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
D. L. King ilG ATTORNEY

" 1t AITIB i ~ Nv =
He was ablped to announce C, E, FL
NJ, " candidate for Prosecut-
Moilua,he 10Th Judicial Circuit, subject
GO,n Of the Democratic party.
are authorized to announce Owen r. Brown
oI Randolph county candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney of the 18th Judicial Circuit, subject to
the Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce r. B. Maxey of
Fulton county candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of the 10th Judicial Circuit, subject to the
Democratic party
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13

ledge Of road making s' -,
through many years VI
perjonco. =, ,,,,
Mrs. M. r. Shaver OF e"s's ',.m.
vile and her sisIor, MrS' w. s.y,
phrics Of Fulton county, a1.d,
been paying Evening !, s'''@ M,
friends and relatives q V''"
week,
County rreosuror E' - :. ,A,I
orson informed Us TucSo0s .lId,
he would positively be a V'' ~, Ap
ate FOR recollection, ana Wv Ins
ennoun cement would pppV''
week or two'
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
FOR ASSESSOR

We are authorized TO announce W. +. Smith Of
Sullivan township n candidate for Assessor Of
Sharp county, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce II. B. Clear u
candidate for reelection to the office Of Assessor,
subject to the action or the Democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

We are authorized to announce w. II. Kelley
candidate for recollection to the Office of County
Judge subject TO the action OF ythc Democratic
party.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The Record is authorized to announce James o.
Wasson of Scott township candidate for Repre-
sentative of Sharp county, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries.
AT IT AGAIN
jim Davie, candidate for Representative al
ways and under all circumstances subject to the
Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce Walter H. Holt
of Davidson township candidate for Represen-
tative from Sharp county, subject to the Demo-
cratic party,
We are authorized to announce j. r. Metcalf of
Piney Fork township a candidate for Representa-
tive from Sharp county. subject to the Democrat
ic party.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS

We are authorized to announce j, M, Evans u
candidate for Road ovowoer of Pmey Fork town
ship, subject to the Democrats primary.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
FOR SURVEYOR

We Nre authorized TO announce II. K. Arnold Of
Morgan township u candidate FOR Surveyor, sub.
joct TO the Democratic primaries.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
EOR TREASuRER

We are authorized TO announce stephen d.
Johnston Of Sullivan township candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to tho action Of tho
Democratic primaries,
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13
Announcements
FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce w. A. Oldfelt
of independence county a candidate for Congress
subject to the action Of the Democratic primaries
in the Second District.
Sharp County record., 1907-12-13


a candidate for reelection as Clerk and Recorder,
subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
FOR SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR
The Record Is authorized to announce G. r..
Dawson Of Scott township a candidate for Sheriff
and Collector Of Sharp county, subject to the
Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce w. o. Smith a
candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff
and Collector subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce S. L. Shaver of
Scott township candidate for Sheriff and Col
lector Of Sharp county, subject to the Democratic
primary.
We are authorized to announce Albert r. Van
zant Of Hardy a candidate for Sheriff and Col
lector Of Sharp county, subject to the Democratic
primaries.
We are authorized to announce G. II. Matheny
Of Sullivan township candidate for Sheriff and
Collector Of Sharp county, subject TO the Demo-
cratic party.
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Very ForgetfuI People
A KNOT ~ TIE HAHokER.
CHIEF WILL SOMETHING'S
HELP.

There are lots 81 people IN this
wnrid Who need a reminder once
IN q while THIS IL BY way ~ fe.
niuding you that onr great Closing
0ut Piano Sale Is an opportunity
you cannot afford TO miss,
Our nea building. now nearly
finished. siii BE- filled with new 10.
rtrumonga. due to arrive shortly
NE have no room for the immense
assortment % fine. strictly brand
new highest grade pianos. organs.
player pianos. etc, ROW on hand
Prices have never been az iow IN
this city as they are IA this Clos
laK Out sale ttas. $3.50. etc, now
huya choice ~ several cell known
New York makes t325 pianos
nov marked siee. aud many 9th
.eFa ID corresponding reductions. Or
rana al exactly half former prices.
szt down and SO a month takes
choice ~ nearly auY Instrument
now IN stock BETTER attend 20
this AZ once the first ihing this
afternoon or evening an Time r.
drawing short p. = Johnston CO
oldest and largest Dealers. ses
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

be wen bis So BY a vide MARCIA
last year AZ fall.
WI Coyie. needless g. say. q a
quarter Holding the ball rcadY
for The pass n Presley. and on BIS
left are Blk ~nnl~ Henry. Harry
Gsiiis and speedy Lefty Burke.
Holding the right side 81 the line
bend six Foot ard Then Some
Puilsn ready for any florublaaar"
thar NAV stand against him. Hngrie
and Bin" MacTay who art known
A. -seEappy players among the
football wise ONES
Among the neW men turning out
there are some who are hard after
the first team positions. aHd who
viii make many game Tight
Charles Mullen ls after an end 20.
sition with an ~ BITS speed. gay
Smiths brother. Penny. lnOka a..
cidediy good as DO Fellow. Barlow.
HaEer. Jones and Macdonald. the
last named = brother 81 biE Tom
Macdonald n more new men
turn out the prospects viIi BE-
BRIGHT for another ali STAR team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT

Football al the Washington or
Broadway high school IL begiuninz
10 assume some definite shape. and
20 show up the material out for
honors As yet the first team Is
stiil undecided. a. Ear az Coach
Lewis Il concerned. fuy he will not
make any choices until the day u
the game with Olympia. when all
OF the candidates for first team
honors will be cut. There Is much
room for new men. and Coach
Lewis wants more inexperienced
players to tnrn out. There should
Be AZ least eleven more in training.
When Wee" C0yle calls the slg.
nails and the old players llne 40.
the team looks much like the Seat.
tie high school eleven 81 last year.
Big Penny" Weetoxer Is confident.
~ holding full. and has Jay Smith
on one side and Fred Cepner on
the other. THIS Il a new position
for Gepner. bat Il should be easy as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

John initials. The eeichratedorng
lish painter "a thae ot Mira rcrdi.
naad pinncy Earle. WHO has taken
her one child and gone back %
her native France to secure q al,
vorce. that her artist husband may
marryohls affinity. Miss Julia
kutros o.
Ii was while studying III In Par,
la that Earle met aud married the
little woman who has Just sailed
away from his heart hearth and
home with her 2yeafold son.
Harold
Time rolled ON. ~ time viii. and
all of a sudden one day Artist Earle
d.seuyered that the little French
woman va. not his affinity She
was onls hts wife
About tho same time he dlany
rred that Miss Nu,uer WAS bis az
Unity. aud siat they had been
married before they were born.
Yet she was not bis wife stern
Law and cruel convention take NO
co.nisanoo OF prenatal hetrothala
and wcddinga. So Artist Earle, his
soul pulaatng with mingled emo
lions. faced a hard proposition
Either be- msat atick 10 bis own
iifeside or give up his affinity
or
Hat there was whose illtle Mrs
Artist Earle came &c the front
Just what the mingled emotions
were that pulssted within her soul
there is none 10 say. but fvuouyc
ing self. she invited Fair Affinity
into hcr own home. and there. with
the utmost candor this hmAHlng
trio talked The whole situation over
Miss Affinity continued 90 live
under the same roof with heuelf
aud her husband until she hsd ar
raagea an her plans then they
went Go the dock together accom-.
panied b. Victor Eatie. the artists
brother an in the best % Spirits.
and both Hubby and Affinity
kissed Mamma aud ilahy Harold
soodhy and loving farrwells we're
waved a. the BIS ship sailed oul 81
the haFbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
cAHUcK TEAMS WILL PLAY TONIGHT

The second night % the water
carnival being held By the man.
agement Of Luua Park al the nata.
forium across the bay. vas even
better patroHized than was the
opening night, ard The events pros.
ed equally as Interesting. The
features we're the obstacle race,
won by Madigan. and the water
polo match between two s, A. g..
teams
Tonight the Vancouver swim.
mers. az vel; as those from tho
Everett Y. w. Q. A. and other out.
side organizations. viii enter the
events. There will be a polo match
between two Vancouver teams
The winner win tomorrow niaht
play a picked s. A. G. team Tor the
challenge cup.
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Following are the results 81 laat
nights events as decided b. RET.
erie Ranuiger:
ea fees dash mea rirat hs.t
afsIner caFie both = A r narrna
seat AeWateft iaas refs Jones.
fefA nest DNnA Nuhm a. ~
tiaais unHHs FIRST MeWafafa refaaa
3FnH# thlrd rime 90 setanaa
Aaaftsr miis Cecil af gae a A q
Ninasr ~ fNa quarter nile event the
Night hFfn4e nH4 go fnNsHAf8fa4s anf hr
sent AGAINST DO 4wu fins saetaaainr
u lowering % from mia. b. sea 81
zee fard fash finale men 49, Henry
ufsi tnii aacene, Cook thHd. ali
a. g Time 1896
sHliait Ion audcr Wafsf aafm- Won b.
NaAeHt . a. 81 FaFura Everett n AZ
a aenopd Distance tfs feet
&c foes tash boys unHsf to- fnsta
daaisan fifaf MaWatafH Tunn
fHfk. sFF1n9 johnson. IS "a 81. anna
Time. as secnndH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
KICKS ON TAX
,star special ssrvlee.)

OLYMPIA. Sept 1.-THE rs.
aoaemonc levied by king county
against the railroads ~ unjust.
said Tax Commissioner Annpn Of
the Great Northern before the state
board 81 equalization In session
here lie presented a statement
showing the various hnacHnmenta
OF the different counties and made
IAN appeal that fixed asseRsmenta
ON a certain schedule be prepared
By the board Other railroad CON.
miasionors endorsed Mr.. Snaps
remarks aud suggestions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
MARKET PURCHASE
RECON- MEKDED

The resolution 70 the council last
week permitting the council 10 pur
chase site for a public market.
and which was referred 20 lha fin
ance committee for action. win be-
recommended back favofsbly Mon.
day night
The council viii undoubtedly
adopt the resolution and will al
once begin tLe Investigation necea
eary 10 acquire e suitable site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
CRUISER IS DUE

q. 3 cruiser Charleston. fiasahlp
~ tho Pacific squadron. u sfGsseird
~ port today from isFemnrion
phrfe she haA been nudeFEnlnE -
pairs The torpedo brat destroy.
cra Percy and Profile are expected
20 Join tho Charicstnu and The
three will leave Monday for Mare
islAad. A dance "a 20 BE given
hboagd She Charicaion this syeu.
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
THROWN FROM wAeoH.

In a collision with a Yeaiar Way
street car. william Davis. driver Of
one Of the citya street sweepcrs.
was thrown from his wagon and
painfully iniuFed about the head
and shoulders Thursday night tie
was taken 70 Providence hospital
for treatment
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FARMERS TO FIGHT


IMPERIAL. Cal. Sept it--pn
account q the various land frauds
hers and many people having iheif
claims jumped. the farmers have
organized vigilance committee
and Is will 60 hard with future
jumpers furcefui attempts 70 take
p0aseaslnn % land haze been report.
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isooRs1s 800 FAlR.

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expressed ita sympathy With the
purposes 81 the A. y = exposition
and has adopted resolutions com.
mending the enterprise The nc.
ton wili benefit tho exposition
Ereatly 10 the legislative battles IN
the middle west