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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-08

money for drainage than most peo-
pie. | oppose no fair proposition for
good drainage But this proposition
must give confidence of results The
burdens must be equally and equit-
ably laid and the people who are to
bear them must be first fairly and
honestly consulted
5. I am opposed to double taxa
ton and will favor a law to prevent
it
9 / favor and will endeavor to pass
law which will provide for an as
sessment of the levee cotton tax, SO
as TO secure its faithful collection 1t
is strange indeed that SO useful and
SO necessary law SO easy of accom-
plishment should have been so long
neglected A G.. PAXTON
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-08
watchfil and ready to meet sudden

watchful and ready TO meet sudden
emergencies.
In answer to this Mr.. Hebron says:
During January and February will
accept no compensation for my SER
vices a. levee commissioner but will
return this money to the people.
This means, If il means anything,
that he will during these months rem
der no service as levee commissioners
emitting him TO pay. His offer to re-
turn the money is generous but not
vet fair. II the people do not need
levee commissioners they should not
elect or appoint them. If they do need
them. they need their services and
not the return OF their pay. Ii le-
wee commissioners expect to render
so little service that their own con-
science will not let them accept pay
they should resign the office, stand
out Of the way and let some one take
the job who will render the full SER
vice the people expect and demand.
But apart from all this, if we give one
man two Offices, there is precedent
for giving him three; if we give him
three. as Mr. Hebron now has, it IS
but little worse and a precedent Tor
giving him four. This is ON the
straight road to the proposition re-
pudiated and denounced by all Demo-
Gratis that "the king is the law and
the king is the government" If we
are to continue to have a government
OF the people We should jealousy
guard against any and all attractions
of our fundamental law. We do not
expect Mr.. Hebron to be King, but
we do expect him to be a Democrat,
IF he wants to go TO the Senate he
should resign his office as levee com
missioner If he prefers to hold this
lob he should get out of the race for
the Senate. The legislature will make
laws for the levee board to obey and
execute 1t is highly improper that
maker and executive OF the law and
recipient OF benefits it has itself en-
acted. This is violative OF the con-
stitution and opens the door wide to
fraud I do not say that there will
be fraud. bur | say we should where
possible. leave no chance for It..
There will be none with Mr.. Hebron
and the present personnel of the board
but we must RENE mber that the per
sonnet OF the board changes frequent
ly Me should therefore permit no
precedent of allowing the holding of
two offices OF conflicting duties
which may be hereafter used to our
injury We should hold to all checks
that go to secure faithful admins
tration Of the law. There has been
scandal enough in the past in levee
matters. We should close the door
hard upon all sucnr
1t is singular indeed that the idea
should be current that | am opposed
to drainage. l suppose | spend more
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-08
A STATEMENT
To The Voters of Washington
County Mississippi.

I am a candidate for the office OF
Senator from Washington county.
subject to the will OF the Democrats
al the Democratic primary election to
be held June 2oth, 1907, and solicit
your support ii Il can be consistently
given Believing tnat no man should
occupy a representative office with
ont candidIy exposing his views up.
on all matters likely to be presented
fol his action thereon. I say that I
favor:
!. Temperance anu local option
= Exemption OF money loaned at
six per cent interest from taxation.
Being borrower and q member 81
the debtor class. want TO see plenty
OF money for loan at cheaper rates.
2. Revision of the labor contract
laws to compel observance of agrictti-
tural contracts.
4. expect tor vote Tor the can't
date for United States Senate elect
ed BY the Democrats OF Washing ion
county IN the State primary election.
/ am opposed to.
l. State prohibition, because IN To-
calities where public sentiment IS rot
sufficiently strong to sustain til law
IT Will b. ineffective l prefer sale
OF liquor with taxa;i"a to sale Of l.
quor wohout taxation
Z. Payment OF Union & Planters
Bank bokds. Gu. fathers threshcd
this matter thoroughly out and satd
these were not legal Obligations of the
State OF Mississippi. Loyalty to
them requires that we should regard
their action as final.
anything that tends that way. One
office well administered is enough for
any one man. Any more is undemo-
cratic and hostile to- the spirit OF our
institutions. Ny opponent now
holds two important offices and one
minor one. One, legislative, to-wlt,
Senator; and two executive, to-wlt,
president Of the levce board and trus-
tee Of the University. This is a vio-
iation OF our State constitutions
Section I, 2, and 23I-and IS VIOLA
tive OF that constructive spirit of
government which seeks in each de
partmelm 20 have an effective check
upon the n1issoines of the other. The
constitution wisely provides that ono
cannot be a member of the levee
board without consent of the Senate
(See Constitution, Sec 23I) If he is
also a Senator he either nul1ihes this
wise section of the constitution by
substituting his own consent for that
OF anotker required BY the constitu-
ton, or IS in position to do so The
president of the levee board is nc
more eligible to the Office of Senator
than as our sheriff or your circuit
Judge or chancellor
Again the constitution wisely pro-
vides that every official must give
his personal time and attention tc
the duties of his Office and if he does
not then he shall not have the of
fee (See Constitution. Section 267)
To discharge the duties of Senator
one must be in Jackson during Jan
nary and February and perhaps, as is
usually the case, IN March also. This
IS the very period of the year wher
Washington county is in the severest
danger from floods. when every plant
CT lies awake Of nights thinking oil
his peril from overflow When every
ievee official is expected to be at his
post of duty and on the ground, alert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
ON THE FRONT

Cataila will not be connected
with cable this fall according 10
Instructions from the secretary OF
war The Burnside now In the
north will return here.
The survivors from the schooner
John Currier. wrecked al Bristol
hay. were rescued by the revenue
outtsr Mccullough. transferred TO
the cutter Thotis and are now on
route 10 Seattle There were 23s
persons.
Capt Howard pcnfield OF the
steamer Indianapolis has been
freed from the charges OF Walter
Mtlnor who made statements that
the former had cRreleaaly crossed
The bows Of tho Reliance cndangor
Ina liyca
Capt Emil Franekc OF tho wreck
% steamer Dakota has won an ap.
peal and can take an examination
Tor fint mates papers Ills cap
ain's license Was suspended for
two years
THE steamer Aitamont from Port.
land. 10 be used By the Guggen.
heima IN the north. has arrived AZ
Catalla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
CHEERFULLY WAITING
FOR HIS DEATH

CLEVELAND. Sept sf-t.eo
Adrian IL cheerfuiiy waiting for
death He's convinced his finish
10 an accident was faraioid him Ia
a dream 90 come true IN Octnhor
Adrian has made preparations for
dying lie has writtun the Central
Accident Insurance Co that be does
not want % take unfair advantage
II The company and has asked
them "a caurel bis s.. 900 paiicy
Adriaua friends aay he has
grown fat ainrr he made up hts
mind u sas ali settled with him.
That's because I've nothing To
worry about he told them.
Noe a. the dag of hia death ap.
breaches. Adrian haa gone 90 Cha.
cinuau 10 carry ont hia dream reve.
iaiinna From Cincinnati DC goes
Go Cnluashus and Chicago. II his
fate Is not settled then he viii 70.
turn 90 Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

ucta brought here BY the United
fruit Co. Five years ago the sales
BY the Fruit Dispatch co. In tho
United States and Canada amount.
% 70 5000. o0a. aud Il h said
that that record has since been In
creased ~ many millions
It 10 charEcd that the combine Ia
trying 20 corner bananas by paving
growers from two 10 four times
the value 81 the fruit The payment
90 thia biz bonus IL conditioned on
thc planter agrweinE not 20 sell In
thu future 10 independent com.
pAnles
Independents say that So cents Ia
fair price for a bunch of bananas.
Nhere grown Ahnut two weeks
ago planters who had not contract.
I'd 10 sell 10 any particular com.
pany suddcnly received offers ot 70
cents a bunch from the combine
Within a scek offers SCARED In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
BEvERIDGE Is TO
FIGHT THE v. P.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 24-The
gnbcrnatouai candidacy OF Con.
Eresaman Watson has swung the
Fairbanks and iievrridFe elan In
Indiana into an open fight Watson
h Fairbanks candidate Chas W.
Miller Of Goshen Is tho neyoridge
candidate
Miller was formerly Attorney
general. and nsyoridFe claimed the
eoycrnofship Tor him ON tho
ground that Fairbanks named Han.
~
Friends OF Bcyoridgc threaten
TINT u Miller Is not nominated Fair.
banks would not have a solid dele.
cation from Indiana la the national
convention
The whole power OF the Fair.
banks Organization IL back 81 Wat
son. and tho fight may be tho fun.
eral 81 either fievsridgs or tho
vicn president. politically speaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. Wash. Sept 2i-The
following corporation papers were
fllad In the offles OF the secretary
uf state.
Appleton Investment Corporation.
limited. OF Seattle $500 600 b. y. J..
Appleton. G. A. Appleton. J. y.
nyugiaa. A v Appleton. Fred En-.
sen. James A. Harvey and A. i. VI.
ford
Mt Vernon Investment company.
% Mt Vernon. $4,000. Geo u. Nc.
Lean. W A. King. p. g Pickering.
" II Plckering. n l. Davis. y :.
i'hippE q J Johnson. y shrae.
gar. r p Paper
Coast Range Coal company. Of Sc.
attic. $3.50 eco. heall Foster. ~ NJ
Casey. s. ~ Furry. William a.
Cinniff. II N Herrin.
Certificate 81 increase of tho cap
tai stock " the kitnap County Co.
operative association. from s. 600
20 t5.e00.
Certificate nf Increase ~ the cap.
stAi stock 81 Seattle Electric com.
nany. from $40 .Ono 10 az. geo.
600 tadding $4,000 shares Of com.
mon stock FouFth Increase made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

some instances 20 tisb a bunch.
There has been NO increase In
tho selling price In this country
uananaa bought at the Rilt.edEed
prices represented BY some 81
those offers can only he marketed
al a loss
This means" say the independ.
ents. that tina combine a. willing
20 stand a temporary loss " there
BY u can drive the independent
companies cut OF the business ~
has plenty % money II Il can cor
neT tho supply. the people viii
learn something more In the liho VI
Increased food prices
In this country bananas are
sold Tor from $3.50 10 tses a
bunch In England. where there in
40 competition. they are sold for
s. a bunch What DO you reckon
wili happen here u competition 10
destroyed ?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
TO SAY GOOD BYE
= O'OYSTER BAY

OF the national Mckinley monu
meut
After leaving Canton. tho preal
dent will proceed 10 keokuk. la
and take steamboat down tho
MiaaiBaiDpl Stops viii be- made NJ
~ Louis Gaho. Memphis. vickB
burg and Nashville Tho president
viii speak In all the cities named
and hiu last days In Oyster Say
have been buaily spent IN preparing
the seven or eight addresses he 10
10 make. ma we'll aH working on hts
address 10 congress-
~ IL likely that the vitality stored
up by the president during his vaca
ton At Sycamore llill will be Aprely
taxed before he returns 10 Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
PEACKEH Did NOT
EES YOUNG WOMAN

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept "a --
Not guilty" was the verdict ren.
dered by the trial committee OF 10
OF the East ohio NJ ~. conference
In tho case OF Presiding Elder q,
H. ileuthorne The trial lasted
three days. The charges aud vote
we're.
kissing Rosetta scott not guilty.
vote Y 90 3 plagiariEing from DE
VIII Taimagc'a aorm0na. not gull
". unanimous vote. slander not
guilty. unanimous vote. defamation
Of character not guilty. unanimous
vote, iying. not guilty. unanimous
vote, Interference. not guilty. un.
animoua vote.
When Rev Ienthorne was mott
fled Of tho favorable verdict hs
wcpt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

OYSTER BAY. N v. Sept "a
Oyster Hay has Just enc day more
astho summer capital Of the nation.
aud then u viii again relapse into
oblivion and the deep gloom Of oh.
tsssily Tomorrow the presence
so'ssss which the worlds eyes are
ssrsss will go hence and oyster
Fay Hlll DE wrapped Ia the dcaola.
ion of a country village
The president VIII go from here
70 Washington, where he will con
slider several executive matters and
get the working force Of his office
Installed before leaving Sunday for
Canton. whore on Monday hes will
deliver an address az the dedication
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
MUST SHOW CAUSE.

Judge Frater yesterday denied
the motion Of Samuel sloan. 10
dismiss the petition ~ The admin.
iHtrator 81 the estate OF Mary
Sloan. % compel him 10 appear
and shaw cause BY what right be
claims an interest IN the estate ~
Mary aioau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
BEEF TRUST

CHICAGO. sept % "A federal
grand jury will be drawn on oeto
her 10 consider matters presented
by unitnd States District Attorney
Sims pertaining "a members uf the
beef trust n iH predicted chat
men high II the finauelal world
viii be- indtetcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
AGAINST FAST DRIVING.

Tho chAmffenra " thn city have
decided tn eliminate al wild death
rides. and hereafter any party OF
people who want to no scandaloua
to GeurKetown viii have % he Gun
tsuf with ordinary spsssd This was
decided upon At a meeting % thu
chausfcnrM last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
SINGING GHOST

CHICAGO. Sept el-Mra NJ J.
McCrrary. West Puiimas. has aMld
abe VIII Hpply 90 Mrs Annie Be.
SAINT. ieadine light II tho Thsoao.
phinia, for relief from the ghoat ~
her late husband. who died alsaut
"a years aEu
The restless soul. she Haya. has
finally rcaorted 81 Staging. tearing
shingles OF the roof and throwing
bricks al the goat houAe.
AZ the Hyde PARK police station
she demanded a warrant for her
husbands Ehozf Officers directed
her 20 MrH BasAnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
KILLS BY MISTAKE
(sy United Press,

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept st~-A
sensational turn IN tho Virxinla
klly murder case wna taken last
might. when James Hnit wmH ar
rested hy O. W. Henry. who claims
- b. drtsctive. and charged wlth
the crime. Mira Esiyes thruat waa
cut last November while abe wAa
IN bed Tier husband Waa rharged
with the crime. ard her daughter
confessed he did a. tienry
charges Holt killed the woman.
mialAklnK her for his mother IN. Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
NICK SAYS HE MIGHT


CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. "a Con.
gresham Nicholas tunKwnrfh
will not deny that he miKht be
willing % accept the Republican
mayuraity nomination. when In.
formed that his friends we're boom.
lng him for mayer. with the ultl.
male object 81 ruuninEn him for
the United States senate. be said
b. vas In the dark and wanted 80
get in touch with politics before
committing himself
lie denied two interviews I'm
which be Was quoted aa saying In
Honolulu that Roosevelt might &C.
cept another nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
NOTED SOUTHERN BEAUTY
lSA Home WRECkER

hrutherln law. John Churchill. owns
Churchili Downs. IL her aunt
A detective In thw wifg'M employ
Says he Swallowed KavRnRuEh 20
the hotel
The detcctivo knocked At KAY.
auauwha door. pFrtending 10 be- a
Piumbcr. sad says be found kAv.
anauKh and Miss Brown In the
room Mrs kavanauRh hurried 70
the scene and notified kAv&nauEh
the ucxt DAY that ahe was going
O. aark u divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
eG FUEEzE-OUT GAME TO END IN HIGH PRICES
OF ANOTHER FOOD USED BY THE MILLIONS ?
.saeo THAT HUGE FRUIT
,.soRriNe CONCERN IS EN-.
:, oy,Na STANDARD OIL
.xrsops TO XIII coMFe.
Q,rnN IN rAg TRADE OF
n.nANAs m THIS COUNTRY,
,,.,,.,. stars @elaslve Services
So lAcoH veal easc SO

.~,,, yoRK. SEPT ~ Cts cs-s
..ar that TIE Oesess srFss
~ =, confident YEA es''sr'S':S ri
w .s hulk Of To- estsasn ess'
-. 80 : enEased IN !" eFsn -
s la a freeze oul az ~ ECON
.ssss, AL create conlfsil'te nol
p es' weieh will esaM q q
a asssss she AnfsrOsm posQian nfS's
Or prices a., s.,-.r-.,,rf n
y A.ve becone Interested aud
ne q lnxestlga aleng the
~ 4 the pruseat inquiry On
W. WA sssccs Of tcod products VIII
-. matted Fruit CO epcrates
New Jersey charter, bat
- principally In Nostan
-. N Preston q president
e enmpany was chArtered Ia
~. 4 wrow and distribute trop
", fra.ts and products Il was
s.s.ni.ed b. the consolidation oi
q Aalt and hand companies and
=. steAmship company The
.,-,hlne pald Cor all these con
ssss sii as. 500 IN cash
snee thai time the company has
-. saadily Increasing ita intlu
49, mntll few independent com.
,asse. remain IN the field.
Is is latest public sisiemsui
na eompany set forth that The
ssrl,al stock issued amounted 60
M tSSe0a and the net eafninEs
~ the yeas were si.Sis.Eli. In
Il surplus fund, which might oe
mnsa is war chest was ts.n-@.
es The cash GA hand amounted
b saaei.sIT
fnaependenfs charge ihat IN
crser Is hide IS hnge profits the
scp,hsne organized che fruit DTS
,assA Ca xhlch sells The prod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Sep, 90.
--i.oadiug bankers and finaneiers
tnm avery state ~ the Union and
from Canada. Cuba. Mexieo. Porto
Rico and Hawaii. representing nn-
told millions Of wealth. are assent.
hlrd In the Marlborough llienheim
hotel where the American bank.
wrs' association has established "
fetal headquarters. The general
convention sili BE- called % order
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

NEW YORK. Srpt "a An early
rornlag rald IL whieh Mrs Julia
z r KaFan4agh SAYS she iound
lnr hzshand. q VI kavauauEh. Ia
1 ruan Ia the Hotel Navarro with
snslheg sUm4n. forms the basis fog
4 iisorce saif Mrs kayananeh has
hed Il Patrhaxaxae Sho Says her
ksshan1a affections have been
trnnsMrsed % Margaret brown. a
haay Of Assay
Ms Easanaagh asks FOR t2Sa
ssekg alimoay. her husbands IN.
eume sosag ahaat $50 .a0o Annually.
~ suit wss fiied secretly last
nay lsd oaly came 70 Hight yester-
6aY
KAgHaAakhN mife was Miss Julia
Rrkman daEkhler Of ] n Rick
ma q Lsaisslile Her family L.
81 u ~ most arlstncrAtie Ia the
Nge Grass state
Ms HanrY Churchiu. whose
Leave Pier : ty SEQ natftr&nirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
ESTATE APPRAISED.

The estate Of George J Phelan.
former member Of ths firm OF
Phelan A Costello. who died on
Juno 10. has been appraised at
sos g7g4S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

WASHINGTON. sept 24-Gen.
Cecil Clay. son 81 the noted New
York artist. and himself the holder
Of n medal % honor for gaiiantry In
the Ciyil War. IL dead Ito was a
general agent OF the department OF
justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

TACOMA. Sept "a Robert
BenbFook. a farmer. was flooced
here Sunday afternoon by sharp
era. who took il07. leaving the
man bat 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
ELECT OFFICERS.

The Methodist preacherH aEso.
citation yesterday elected the fol
lowing officers President. Rev W
II Leoch. vice president. Rev "
9. EverH. secretary. Rev. Harry
G. Wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

PARIS. Sept 2t-lt il officially
announced that three rohellioua
Moroccan tribes have asked that
peace negotiations BE- renewed.
Gen. Druds has consented. bu, do
clines 20 suspend military opera.
lions until an agreement is reach.
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
Ferry on snshomlsh.

SNOHOMIsH. Sept 2t-The
county plans 20 put a ferry across
the river az the end Of avenue r..
10 have q IN operation ready to
handle next years hay crop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
CASE Is DISMISSED.

The case against y ~ Fink. the
grocer charged with selling milk
without license. was yesterday
dismissed by Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney J. W. Wltham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

CHICAGO. Sept - Snow fell
here late yesterday afternoon but
vas not sufficiently heavy to cause
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
MARKET PERMIT GRANTED

The city council last night grant
ed the petition of Ballard for use
OF a portion Of Market st. Ia that
place FOR a public market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

LINCOLN. Neb. Sept a.
Leading democrats 81 Nebraska are
Eafherrd In Lincoln today for che
annual banquet ~ tho democrats
state central cummittee. which will
BE- hehd this evening William ]
hryan Will deliver the principal al
Dress. and II is expected that HIS
utterances vii be- uf nAtlonal i'm.
portanCe.
iuv ynuf nat 81 " = BFooka A
Co. t1AE sscona az sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

Niolnt ray treatment and cleo
trio vibratory massage, Turkish and
steam bathH-under this Grand
Opera House. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

Linger longer over it
let it be steaming hot from
the earthen pot; and the
loveliest woman pour It.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't liko Schllilnga Best.
we pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
WEEDS To GET DIVORCE

sANDusKY. O.. Sept. "a Henry
A. Heyder. fisherman. Who has
amaNEed fortune NJ $4,000. Will
marry his Commonlaw wife. 50 she
viii have statutory grounds Tor az.
v0nce. The wemana name IL Freda
kfsy beler. and she has lived with
Heydor eight years and often
douncd boots and "Hiicker and
helped Heydcr raise his nets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
4IgAos sLEuTH sroRlEsi
WIFE cara DIVORCE

a MuNCiE. Ind. Sept a.
4 Because VIM. Campbell pre-.
= terred reading cheap deteo-
a tive stories 20 working. Mrs
4 Minnie Campbell was granted
4 n divorce from him u didn't
4 mind HIS reading Indian
4 stories day and night 80 mach.
= but when he got onto the do
4 tootlse stories ! hall,sl anGi
4 Mrse Campbell. and the court
! said she did quite right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

MOHERLY. Mo. Sept "A -Four
trainmon we're killed when two
freight trains on the Missouri. Kan.
aas q Texas road cuilided brad on
The accident was due 20 mistake
in orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

For good shampoo use SOAP
Lake Soap. All druEgiais ~ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

Fleet Of bAttisahips a, nayy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

eunr.n,
|. wa n
had hoea
here they