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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

Yes; but" sputtered the dumb
founded clerk.
And then again." went on the sol
emn man. unruffied. there is another
rule demanding that | leave certain
dogs or a dog with the porter. Hav-
Ing no dogs to leave. and not knowing
where they can be had. | felt |
couldn't qualify as guest. and so
l."
But the clerk had tainted In his
tracks.
Filling his pockets with stationery
toothpicks. matches and railroad fold
ers. the ex-guest walked out the door
aud soon was lost to sight up Market
street fudge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
A story Without Words.
With the Bio pipper.

THIS world is rushing ahead. my boy.
And who knows but what some day
The millionaire miikman. in a big airship
May start ssimming the Milky Way
Chicago Daily News
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
Am unsati.factorx hlt.

did you make hit as leading man
in the company you were In" asked
Mr.. stormingtoa Barnes.
YES" replied Mr.. Walker Tighs. Il
htf the manager for my back salary.
but the coin wasn't forthcoming -
Chicago Daily News.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
Both Out and In.

The Needy One-I say, old man,
could you lend me dollar for a day
or two?
The Other Fellow-My dear fellow.
the dollar l lend is out at present, and
I've several names down for It whsn
it comes back-Harper's Weekly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
SEND JOHN D. TO PRISON.
Bryan is Reported as Holding That to
be Proper Course.

Chicago.-A dispatch to the Record
Herald from Warsaw, Ind, says:
Send John D. Rockefeller and
dozen other trust magnates to prison
the most vital questions before the
people of this country will have been
solved" declared William Jennings
Bryan at a banquet given in his honor
by DR.. Sol c. Dickey, president Of
the Winona Lake assembly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
The End Inevitable.

Miss Ginx had liberal art edu
cation: four years In New York. two
In Berlin and three in Paris
4 see. And what now-kindergar
tsains or painting china7"-Puck
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

There are women's faces, some real,
some ideal, which contain something
in them that becomes a positive Gle
meat in our creed. 20 direct and
palpsbls . revelation Is It OF the In
nnits purity OF love.-Holmes.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

Rather too fine for me-" was the
gloomy reply. Il have paid away
more than the value of my car in
fines already"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

Johnny. who made all these beauti-
full hills and valleys?"
IL don't know. ma'am. just moved
here last week Chicago Journal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
Never.

'Wosld Mrs Hunks repeat scan
daaF
Mot II she could think up an or
tgiad one. Puck
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
A Fine Sport,

Don't you think motoring a fine
sportg' inquired an enthusiast OF
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
Progressing Some.

The possibilities increase
That this old world viii move Alright.
We've talked OF universal peace
And no ono tried to start light
--Washington star.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

Marriages by the Thousand.
1t Is estimated that 5000 mar
riages are performed daily through
out the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

porch aud window boxes. n little
curly lettuce aud parsley seeds are
planted With the flowers great
deal ~ profit az well ne pleasure
can be had The climbing nastuf-
tlama are both ornamental and use
ful aB leaves. green seed pods and
flowers form an acceptable addition
TO n salad
For the Deaf II person who
Is deaf will USE a pnateb0ard tubs
foot or more long IN talklng with
others or even a paper rolled In a
tube he will hear an we'll ne with
an ear trumpet
Don't DO This Don't keep fresh
meat ~ paper. n absorbe the
Juices Don't store vinegar or
yeast 10 stone Jugs. the acid at
lacks the glazing rss glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
TACOMA CLERK Is
FINED 500
RALFB rsr-rtsoS SENTENCED
nv JUDGE uANroRn ron
srUAHEw. PROM mAIIs--t.oNr
90 SOCIETY CAUSE 90 DOWN
FALI-

Poverty ara love for society 4 be-
iisvsa 20 have hssn the cause e ths
aownfail II Ralph rattisan. the
veil known Tacoma young man.
who ~ss faday fined ifaa saa Or.
dsGsa confined ~ The Kias county
jail until ths fine IL paid
rhis sentence vas Imposed ~
Judge e e Hanford 81 fhs United
states cfrruit court after FAttiaon
had pleaded Euiity 20 the ehafks ~
taxing some % the postal funds ~
the Tacoma posteffics iaHt April
while employed ss clerk there
psttison's Disgrace. fine at prob.
able confinement On iaii - fhs re-
Huit % taxing THE small amount ~
. fiftv cent piece two dimes and
ore nickel
pattiaan wss. ~ IL said leading
too high e life FOR hin msaEfe in.
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
DOGS AND MASTER
GET DUCKING

A fsw fays ago a canoeing "a
r.sssr hsd 4 nArruw escape from
<-sssirx &C Lake Washington. snd
cwss ais sfs % hla experiences a.
sr.mmlng IRE eanorlsf has two
tur II watch he 10 very fond and
- ~ b~en In the habit ~ taking
skps eanoi7g wifh him. Recently
,n,r hs had padded out some d.
,xses frcm Shore. ore ~ hts doEs
~ restless ard desired 70 stretch
< splss q 81 tAat he could So The
80 lnslNed upnu exertlnE himself
AZ AZ AWKWARD movement q his
snsy overturned tho canoe ard
A-xw the three occupants sato sAe
sk,sr. A 4 happened all uere
pet swimmers sns there we're NJ
Aalifsss Nora uunt stretch
IA csnos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

Seattle star'. Ereiu.Ise ssrviee.i
BOISE. Idaho. NAY - They
have been no kif glove affairs
these troubles boiweeu capital and
labor ia the sold and silver MINING
regions. which have eliminated IN
tho great Haywood murder trial
parfiaann ~ both aides tell star.
tiinx. even thrilling stories in The
hotel corridors here q events
which have occurred since the wnf
began between mine owners and
the Western Federation
Two principal. historical occur.
rencrs rankio deepest In tho union
mems minds. The fret Il tho bull
pen affair in the Occur dAlcnca
il Idaho. when loco miners we're
thrown into a nlthy ateesade aad
held prisoners for monfhs With
regular army soldiers - their
guards The other vas the Colo.
RADIO deportation system, which the
citizens alliance engineered. when
hundreds ~ men we're placed
aboard special trains taken 90 The
HfhNn tAHt AHN NHttEHA ~
wiidefuesH
A leader Of tho miners fedora
ton gave me a description Of the
manner In which not only miners.
but business mon who sympathihed
With them. we're ran out ~ the
Cripple Greek district In Colorado
In many eases men we're separated
from their families and left alonE
the tracks IN Kansas without
money or food
You soc. both sides have 2 black.
list. he explained The Mine
owners association Will not lct q
union man live where It controls.
and in regions where we have
something 80 say. We keen In mind
those who have houuded us Most
Of the men who we're run out Of
Colorado went 20 the Nevada fields.
which were Just being developed
They got in on the ground floor
and some ~ them became rich. bui
that Is another story.
What WAS driving at Is that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
WANTS MARRIAGE
ANNULLED

Elizabeth wilkes today nied a
petition asking the court TO annul
her marriage with William w
Wood on the ground that she bad
previously been married 90 another
man
According to ths facts set forth
abe vas married 10 stephen Wilkes
IN 1855. In 1883 wilkes went TO
AiAshh Having heard that he had
secured divorce from her and
married another woman. she IN
turn married Wood 10 sept. 1907
on April 10. however, sac learned
that wilkes had not secured = d.
yorce and Was therefore still her
legal husband Hence the petition
for a separation from Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

40 roe need 60 BE- initiated n che
pleasures nf piaY
one aaF ur Luther a4urk the
dtfeetuf ~ physical HHftHfr. visited
tee loser East fNiH ~ Gee rfpu4s
90 streets he aaw fHfaHHr 0f luf
less ttfflr girls tees stood hHf
iessif ahnut their eyes tHN anH
thelf feet heavy Tha fsaHlt uf ihHt
visit uhs the fubIie sahUni OifIs.
Athletic League
Al tha present tifaH ever 900 iit=
fie Effia in 20 diffaffnf stnH9ia afn
taught athletic Eama# aHd falh
aaHHfne 1864 fhta aHHffHft1Hn le nat
3 paft ~ ghe public school alfiHm
n supplies thn children esq "a per-
ssits ere une of fhe HaanlH ln which
fhHF daHfr and pfaf HHf tHH flns
sneta5 arans faf faHHffna en fHH
aafk afe provided - uHWHfr -
asEl kNumH snFfsHH assHan amHH
" aaH aFa Sire Etaaa4ae MarkaF
Ne fIaaff a1swfi HaH HHa spffHf
and Ntiha Catherine iHvsfidEt fhe
latter r. tns president 81 lta ofgani.
saftea
Niss Ellrshsth uasshsnat en ~.
thasIasf on tbe subject 81 faat ins
zaa athieiier Zoe alfis provides ln+
strurtian be ths pa6IiH school traeh
efs aat these in iafn Fass ua ihei'
know ledge a. tHa sHatafHn 90 theti
ehaa9a These faatF Iatufs receive
nH ahtapf HtatiHu.
After enc siamiasAf hefi haa ffnF
~ fas sfferrnea - zee fenfweH'
aasfHHet schools theirs e huff1 iaH
ana sdHffl tna srlnFs little aifia q
asa haHamafa ard AiaHaFa Fhs
kaie = 81 hffa afa - hfur ffH
shirt eaisi az whIte ana d bis -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
POSSMAN CHARGED
WITH PERJURY

r.,.ary eaarass formed ths basis
= a. tsstinoaY IN tbs Geo y
s..msn sisn2Fmsat rrecse-iiass in
r.sr. Norris enuYt to-day
na..-,sn. whe was the aansinis.
...,.r ~ shs psrtusvship estate 81
1890 q JshnseR. AZ one usaa
80 a. afrdseit stating that hts
..-...r partnsf. q Eiliett 1chnsou.
-. l.4sktsd 20 hln
fssn Il Hlksfas sreeiaf deputy
..s..esttnx afkeFHaf eHs 60 u7nau
80 sssAence ahawtng thst kuea
-. -. laAahtsa q johnson a. th~
-. a. me l4tt.rss DEATH The
.-s.,i.al wttness fetay was Miss
- ecsrt stsneeFAensY. ~he taek
:. tsss,moay ct Hes-faan IN the
ursssis h4aftns
~. Nellie Esanay testified nat
act . yea axa abs save Ness
- gtt ~ e AFfna nhsf SIT
...ssss a lee3l paper hut that ts~
"a wss ravsr tfnnrhA. thoagh she
=, tsif shaf L wss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
THRILLING SCENES AND DESPERATE DEEDS In
GREAT WAR WAGED AROUND WESTERN MINES

gathered on the foofs ~ surround
fnK bMidinFs ard heean firms into
Tie union hall Some ~ our fellows
s8t excited. aaa driving a load 81
dynamite inta the aiief behlnd the
Building began HaiaadinF The stuff
iaIo fhe store Hadef the hall
before thsf touched Y off
though. sic 81 a GBtllng sun 90
The fpof 81 = hHlldlnE across the
street Then faa ouaid sec white
handkerrhiNfa tiuitrfinF from all
tie Wlndows a fha hail
what was the truuhiof Why,
that had tried - bold an outdoor
nraeue. contrary - orders. aid
uhnn ihn sheriff ordered them 10
stop thay assembled ia their ball
h aaa question Hho should run
fhe town. nad We showed them.
There were some dead and wound
"a lnthe hall aud ali the rest
would have gone the same way Il
fhet had not uHt cat the white
HHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
AUNT POLLY'S
CORNER

Hint for Wives when late start
Ies eour mnper preparations. and
john" % likely g. he impatient hs
sure your table is SCI whcu he gets
horne. and hC VIII Wait patiently for
half an hour
Have Small Kitchen IL a cook
wauIa wcar % naaomefcr she would
- surprised to see hoW many miles
4 day she walks IL is better 70
have smau Kitchen go small one
can stand in the center aud reach
ever thing needed
a uopfnl Reminder When Hnu
antariain guest pat the name hf
me hii NJ fare for that day and
then whrn the same guest comes
again van wif not repeat the meal
wash Fiat Irons Before YOU use
Vanf Nnt IRONS wash them in soap
Haa drt vel aud then heat them
Thla wlH prevent the starch from
sticking io the lion
Wr.nFDrB- Don't neglect 20 un=
screw your WfinFef when not iu
use. 10 protects tie rollers
niu.ne CLOTHES Ia hard water VIII
mabe them whittier than " blued in
eaIa water End VIII not require one
half the MuInk aad If little milk
he added the clothes viii not be
sffeaked
spots ON silk@For % grease spot
on silk lny " bIolIer under The spot
then Bv some warmed flour on the
aHaf Brush Off and rHnrN until the
SPOT disappears This wiil remove
en- ald spot as sell aa freah one
Porch Flowers n b. time for the
dNrlIcm lu flats to arrange tAet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
SEARCH STILL
FRUITLESS !
DRAGGING FoR BoUlFs IN
LAKE WASHINGTON BRINGS
NO RESULT. But rHosE IN
CHARGE ARE ExPscTAhT.

The search for the bodies of
Edith yoKt, Glen Jaeusfhl and
Joseph y Gosborn. the three stu
dents drowned from qenos 10
Lake Washington last Sunday. vas
continued with renewed energy
today. but without success
However. the bay IL now Do
ing 80 thoroughly covered that y
seems almost certain that the dis-
oovery Of the bodies r. On auss-
ton Of time. and may comp q, any
moment Mste
A 10 foot log attached ~ . saso-
line launch n being used IN tns
dragging Attached 70 this are =
dozen small boats With drhss 81
various kinds. Owens Of other
small craft are assisting In the
work. which IL being directed ~
university professors. and partiois
pated IN by many students. al
though school has not been dis
missed as IL was yesterday In order
that the entire school might 3oin
In the work.
Robert Gonhorn. father Of Jo-
seph r. Goshorn, one OF the
drowned students, arrived IN the
city this morning from Kaiispei,
Mont The father comes 70 assist
In the search for his son. Although
heavy laden with the grief that has
come upon him, he f. determined
10 devote his strength In the
search for the bodies Of the
drowned. and will take the corpse
~ his son back 20 Montana when
once f. has been brought from its
sateff grave.
Mr. Gosboru. senior. IS a well
known editor ~ Montana and q
man Of vide acquainfAnceship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
TEDDYS POLICYE
ATTACKED

LAKE MoHoNk. \. v. NAY y
Nicholas Murray Butler uaa ~
elected president oi The tniernA
aonal Arbitration conference. eiln.
ton 4 Woodruff u Philadelphia
vas elected secretary. and A. G..
Woud, II Camden. n J.. treasurer
President nntler, In his address
attacked Rnosayeit's policy % FtKhf.
Hcuanesa before The peace confer.
eac~, asserting thar by hls aFgu
mens Roosevelt advances that the
courts n the land eo1ld b abdi
ishod aud fores adopted wksn the
losing party Feels thai Justice ID
on Ns side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
ORGANIZE TO CARRY ON
ASSESSMENT FIGHT

The contest against the Denny
Hill regrade aud the North Seattle
widening assessments vii be
fought 70 the bitter end
AZ a meeting last night OF the
property owners OF the wboie dis
iriei north Of Cedar At. the com
mittee Of seven appointed a. the
previous meeting WAS Increased 20
fifteen aud property owners present
Agreed 70 contribute an amount
equal 20 5 per cent o. their assess
ment IN fighting the assessment
Albert winton. o. 40 Denny Way.
10 treasurer Of the organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

paf the cool daYE Of summer the
small wammn who 10 pfiH under ,
wtli De- dressed in japanese silk.
There IL sufficient weight g this
delicate material 90 EiVo slight
warmth. and yet it is eummsfy
looking
A dainty fsaek Tor a miss - u
~ this eastern silk in white. Val
anriennsH lace trims a. The short
skirt ts pieated with pointed tabs
n Insertions used 40 decoration
UPON the uientn The yoke IL fine
ishea with tahs. ard ssch Of these
and tna sleeve bands are held with
white crochet buttons
Tho sleeves are short consisting
- shallow puffs and two marrow
fiouucrs. above which r. the lace
Insertion THe fiouncea have hem.
stitched edReA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

yuu num see The sequel ~ the Colo
RADIO depurfAtluns euf "a Tho eH
vada fields a committee uf The
miners maeia ever train and looks
over the passenger Men who
took Part in running out our fsl.
lows and mine owners sh0 were
particularly active IN afdcrlnr ihet
sort ~ thing done. are told that
they alii fInd very good Rccumno
cations en- the nHtf tfaiu l1afinH
tawu Mine owners Who have
erasd places on the isf have there
fore not found g worth uhi'c 20
maize Investments aat there
Those Who thought e vas such
fgne sport to us ctr men nuf nf
Cripple Greek Do not fiad u worth
whiia to stay n they 90 Boi go -
train they are led 10 the cdEc ~
town and told 20 travel. just na ouf
men sore lod ont ia Colorado
7 vas told 81 one case that
might come under the head ~
poetic justice a eronp OF thugs
thai had done dni3 at Cripple
Greek had been given The sord 60
XII az Golddoid, WHEN ono oi the
dapufterE called for u short delay
lie went into n grocery HcroHs tho
street and came back With "a can
that he threw 20 one Of those about
10 80
There. BE- said. are y0ur -
beams Probably YEN sill rcmgm.
Der that when you gave we the
word AZ Cripple cfees sou threw n
can Of beans after me and said u
was good and plenty 70 last until ]
got ont Of the coWtrs Nos }ou
Try #
4 few minutes later. in another
part If the corridor i citizens al
lance man from Victor. Colo here
a. wltnoFr. was describing a
thrilling Incident IT the strike Co.
that town
The federation miners wore
crowded To- their bali the SECOND
story Of n brick building ai the cor
nor ~ two streets he said They
had rifles aud ammunition and
thought they were safe but We
showed them OuI men. with rifles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
SCHMITZ TRIAL
STARTED OFF

J. II. CAmphell. carpenter, EN-.
ployed hy the board Of public
works did not fear his removal
from his position " he found
against sehmils Ne admitted vot-
ms for sehmlts a. the last elec
ton.
Campbell said no knees several
members Of the sprcoklea family
and when they went into anything
they did 20 for the money there
was IN t.
Campbell Vas excused.
AZ noon three others we're c1.
cuscd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
Are Your Valuable Papers
I'm a Secure Place?

The safe Deposit Vaults 81 YIN.
d. Perkins 4 Co. Bankers. 2Il
Cherry 81. Alaska buiidfng. are
absolutely Fire and Burglaf Pnoog.
afioraing perfect security for your
valuable papers. Our location - in
the banking center Of fhe-asty We
have private booths for ffbssaccom-
medallion Of our patrons Boxes
fto0 per year s.<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
GILLIAN
FREE
q o. 60. INSPECTION eANSoT
~ rn0sHetTED ron DEATH
90 woaAs on aADIsos.

Judge Morris - che superior court
fhis afternoon sustained the asgnaf-
fef % Walter Gillian the Seattle
Eiertric 60 inspector. charged wtth
manslaHHhfaf a. she result - an
accident GA the Madison street car
lire. which caused the death 81 Mrs
James X Bracket The state gives
natire ~ appeal
The court held that The Informs.
lioa did not state any grouads fof
prosecution under the laws - tails
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
FAIRBANKS TO BE
GIVEN BANQUET

hsaqust vii - rendered Vice
hssl1sat Charles w Fairbanks
psH Ne Wait 70 Seattle ~ the
nsnhSfs - The Local committees
~ Christian EnfraV0r The
fsisss of the society vii also BE
ssittf iogsfhsf with Mayor VII
a&n r. Moore sna 0ovsrrof Msad
par disnitafieH are expected 20
y Dssssst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
ROOSEVELT is
DENOUNCED

DETROIT. Mich. MAY e The
swttehmsns Union 81 America Ia
convention adopted resolutions 20
aaY deuounciuE Roosevelt for hls
asferance On the Haywood Meyer.
Petfihcne ease Tho resolutions
saow sympathy Sith the miners ou
trial and demands heir kituap
pins ~ declared Illegal Aaa their
liberty restored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
IMMENSE TENTS
REACH THE CITY

10 $50 "a tssts which vii -
g. a. a. tfeseza rask f9r Nse daf
"a ~ chrissfsa EnaeawpF esnxsus
80 n gafy. ARRIVED im seattle fHts
nssninx ffasa aossnn Wnen anre
~ - Ard seated theY VII es tbs
fxssst fsatsd sufgsqriufns sssF
<rsefst sn ths Pacific coast
- sssfiax ~ % shs t,we tsnta
81 fsaalrs experts. ant wiit eess
: To uslxhheFhso4 % tfaa Tn
s.st ihs ssnts iii be an additional
E.l4a n re to tsnts. witch nfe
sH w ssf fees Nna 40 W 80 feet
b aixsnsieas ssape siwsly. vii Be
paiirs ruon Ter nsarlY zoe per.
ssn4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
cows DIET
CAUSE OF SUIT

Deaf LET your COW get lsoss and
- 81 fss boaEha from pour
tsixtbor's shhts tree or yon are
ht's 70 ~ arrested. The sxpxr.
lxes q Mrs Charles Cameruu. ~
EslgmoIa City. Il an example. shs
: n trouble With II. W schoshel
var The diet % her coz and viii
szss % appear in Judge Carrolis
SIR 70 defend 4 damage suit far
~ The animal got Out u tbs
sznls % May II and BIZ down
rzs o. acha3bel'a ahrpbberY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
GOVERNOR NAMES
ADVLSORYBOARD

Gevernov Ain~Ft Mead hns naw@a
the fo1i9wins neuiNers ~ fhn 9'h4m
Der - cemmexer a. AZ advisory
beard 90 deal wfth re Vest sat
tie ara sfclnttF sansx stien siretfan.
- y uaFsE Jehn W aahstfs "
a gsis saa Qsarss y CasssFtit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

ire gss, rrntns silver ninine regions q
n. sss Haywood murder tra began
in ts9a miners strike IN hs cousf
northern ieahs ous n1h nans 81 men sn
Bunker H ara sullivan nas ~ ware
nsg ana Al Gov sturenberu DE-
Glazed o. ns9rreen and called tef
marched into Burke the nes Gay and
bsosn arrssng suspicion" thousand men were
thrown called "bopsn" b. she prisoners sno ha
for nonshs without buipen" vie hole ano the
rnsn xefs otter nI4fsatsd ~ IN negro sodIsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

q tarFahae, aetiua eammis
sionsf - the intorist. iufnrmea tng
Seattle Chamber ~ Commerce To-day
that bids would - received ~ that
department Ter ths construction ~
buildings fee the Tniaiip Indian
school fuialip reservation Hno,
hemish ecauty. up a. June -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
GIRLS OF THE CITYS CROWDED STREETS
TAUGHT PLAY THAT MEANS GOOD HEALTH

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

sNTkANcIsC0, NAY -
=. ,r,Ai ~ Mayor Sehmlta on a
! ~ an extastlon. began promptly
- meralnE without any attempt
~ t.,ss on the part % the defonse
me panel Wa promptly tiliea
"a Heaey opened with the formal
...,sment Of the cas-, tie Haid
4. ssieadant VAS charged With 81
.,.x stf from lea MaifAati. u
- ralmoniea restaurant
aeen the court opened ~ Of the
-. az fits we're Ia court
r..etvswo % these were excused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
INSULATING srssgr NAMES.

assistant Building Inspector
sniftesey IL ~ work making an
.paaoeiical tebalafion u all the
49, names In The entire city. in.
.ssinz The annaTsd suburbs Il r.
hsiellean task but when Il T.
- here vii Be no doubling up
! hames e. Tar a. It 70 possible
= ffsysni e IN the new territory.