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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
AWFUL NEURALGIA
PAIN TURNED THIS WoMANs
HAIR WHITE,
Cured BY Dr., MlIisn-S' Pink Pills She
Gained Weight and Has Been In
Perfect Health Ever Since

DO not seek relief from suffering
simply but free your system from the
disease which is the cuusc OF your
suffering That Is the message when
a former Victim u neuralgia sends 20
those who are still In tts grasp Hot
-.ltntlOns. powders that deedcn the
senses and others that reduce the
heart action may cause temporary re-
with greater intensity. Neuralgia has
lief. but the pain is sure 10 return
been called the cry Of starved nerve
In neuralgia the nerves need nourish'
mtnu and the only way to noutIsh
them is through the blood
Mrs Evelyn Crensc who has a
beautiful home AT St1 Boulevard West
Detroit Mich, suffered for years
with neuralgla until she tried this
tonic treatment and was CURED She
eays;
Nv trouble beean about six years
ago and j did not rest ar | should
have hut Kept up about my many
duties. After a time became so
weak could not do az work at all
| had severe backacEes and SUCH
dreadful headaches In the back part
and top OF my head. My eyes were
easily tired and vt times ] saw black
spots before them. / consulted sew
eral doctors but without the slightest
benefit. The pains were so Intense
that my hair turned white.
u lost continually in weight ana
strength and was almost In despair
when friend recommended DIT. VIII
iams' Pink pnis tried them ac-
cordlng to directions and soon began
TO feel relief Al the end of three
months | had gained ten pounds IN
we1Cht and had mo- more trouble with
my nerves. have been in perfect
ealth ever since and can heartily
commend Dr. Williams Pink Pills"
Mrs. Creusere is a prominent MEM
Der of the Ne cabees and has served
as president OF the Women's Relief
Corps. Her story may be absolutely
depended upon and II should bring
hope to every nervous sufferer.
DIR. Williams Pink Pulls are sold
by all druggists, or sent postpaid, on
receipt ot price, soc per box six
boxes $3.50. by the DR. Williams Medi-
cine Company. Schenectady. n. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
JAMES HENRY SMITH DEAD.

New York, March IA dispatch re-
ceived today from Toxic announces
OF the wealthlest capitalists OF this
city AT the time of his death Mr..
Smith WAS OH a wedding tour around
the world, His bride is the divorced
wife of william RhInelander Stewart.
They were married In this city last
September
Mfr Smiths death occurred yester-
day at EStOto Japan, In the party
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith We're the
Duke and Duchess ~ Mancheste
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
TOOK sTRYoIaN1NE BY MISTAKE

Chicago, March 27.--A strychnine tab
let taken by mistake for a headache
remedy caused the death OF the wife
OF DIR. W. Blewett last night at her
residence, 1902 Wabash avenue,
Mrs, Blewett while suffering from a
hea daChe, wen; TO cabinet where her
husband Kept a supply Of medicine and
took by mistake a tablet containing n
grain OF sIrychnne.
DIT. Blevett was visiting a patient at
the time and on his return he found HIS
vito was dead Mrs. Blewett was so
years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
a BOY on A GIRL?

Aiadrid, March q, --Gossip concerning
the expected acconchment 81 Queen
Victoria Is branching out In all dtrec-
tions. To those who are predicting the
birth OF q boy, the wiseacres are putt
ting forward as a precedent against 1t
that for two centuries a girl has always
Lac OF succession while the first born
OF the oldest infanta always has been
q male,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
FOR PEACE IN
CENTRAL AMERICA
Salvador Requests Mexico to In
tervene and Use Its Good Or
fices to Bring It About.
A CESSATION OF HosTILITlEs.
Diaz Instrmcts Minister Mt Washington
To Join American Government in
Making Demand for 1t.

City OF Mexico, March 26.--MeSicO
has been requested by the republic Of
Salvador 10 intervene and use its best
efforts TO bring about peace in Central
America. DE- Baltazar EstupinIan, the
minister of Mexico from Salvador. re-
ceIved a telegram from his govern
nient saying salvador was with dra wing
all her troops from Honduras territory
and was eager for peace, Dr. Estu-
pinian then conferred with President
Diaz, AS a result of the conference
a message was sent to Ambassador
Creel In Washington by the president
The contents of this dispatch we're
not made public. but 1t Is stated on
good auth GRITTY that President Diaz has
Instructed MIR, Creel TO join the Amer
lean government In demanding the
cessation of hostIlltles. Salvador has
been an active ally OF Honduras
ALLIES ARE DEMoRALIzED.
Panama, Alarcn 26,--The news that
an important battle has been fought
near TeguicgalPa between Hondnran
and Salvadorean forces and those OF
the NicaraguRns; that Senior BaThons,
HOnd uran minister OF war. was NOR.
tally wounded. and that many COM
nanders were captured is fully con
frmed. II Is said that President Bo-
niIla OF Honduras, aEter his retreat 10
Amapala, following the defeat OF the
HnndurAn- SaIvadorean forces at
ChoIuteca by the Nicaraguan army,
ordered from AmapaIa the surrender
Of Teguoigalpa. capital OF Honduras,
TO the victorious troops. The city Is
now In tho possession OF the Hondu-
an-Nicaraguan government Jnnta.
The allied armies of Honduras and
Salvador arc described as completely
lt-,a.A NJ d.
tion OF the war is momentarIly OK
nerted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
UNITED STATES WINS SUIT.

San francisco. March 21.--A jury IN the
United States circuit court yesterday re.
turned verdict In favor of the United
States government In the case OF ths
United States agains- Rudolph Axman
and the American Bonding company OF
Baltimore The verdict carries it with
Judgment in the sum OF SO COZ
Amman received the government con-
tract some time ago for dredging San
Pablo bay Failing 10 carry out the COM
tract the work was given 70 another
dtod glns company. which executed st for
So 900 less than the amount charged by
Axrnan. The suit YVES commenced for chs
sum by thegovernment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
FAMINE DRIVING
CHINESE TO CANMlBALI SIM.

Shanghai March 2s The famine strlciy.
en- Chinese have been practising cannibal.
ism in localities where the distress Is
most acute. The spread OF fever con
tinucs and the heavy rains are IN creaslng
the general misery, Svasm die rioting hns
occurred, but the ou tbreaks have not been
serious The famine RELIEF org tn'zatlon
Is taxed to the utmost In supervising the
distribution OF relief and in managing the
reieH works. The committee rs appeal ns
for more voluntary helpers large orders
for grain have been placed In America
Australia and ManchNrla,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
A GREAT ICE JAM.

Chippewa Falls. wis. March 2I--An
fee jam threatens the Omaha railway
bridge here and appears likely TO re
suit In a loss OF thousands OF logs.
The jam is above the Chippewa Lum-
Der companys dam, extending two
miles up tho river where great cakes
Of ice, piled 10 q height Of 10 feet,
are pounding against the supports OF
the bridge. The jam has split upon
the bridge piers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
EUROPEAN OIL MARKET.
standard Oil and Petroleum Union
Have Reached an Agreement

London, March 27.-The STANDARD on
company and the European Petroleum
union have, according to the ran Mali
Gazette, reached a mutually satis1ac-
tory agreement which will END the
struggle wased for the European mar
kets. ,,,,.,. a.,
nornes effective April l. the Standard on
co,nna1y secures. control of many adj
(lltIonal Important oil tank installations
in such centers of distribution as Ant
werp. Amsterdam and Rotterdam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
N, E. ASSN. RATES.
Fare to Los Angeles VIII be One FIRE
Plus Two Dollars for Round Trip.

wlnona, Mimi. March 28.--officIal no
tice was received today by Secy. Shep-
ard of the National Educational esso-
citation from all the railroad lines of
the trans-conIinental md western
passenger associations that round
trip rate OF one fare plus the s. MEM
bership had been granted for the fl
teenth anniversary convention OF the
association which Is to be held In Los
Angeles July s to u,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
MANSFIELD CANCELS DATES.

Scranton, Pa, March 2s.-Under the
advice OF a physician, Richard Mans
field today instructed his managers to
conceal his engagements for the re-
mAlnder OF the week. lie Is suffering
from nervous Indigestion and threat
ened with grip. Efe Will open In BaIti-
more next week ie his health permits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
MorLIrn Kl1.Ls pArGmrEn.

Arkron, o., March 26.---Mrs- James Il.
Heaphil sttangIed her daughter Helen
aged . years, today, by hanging her
With a rope. She then secre,od the
body In box when her husband re-
turned from work this afternoon he dis
covered Mrs. HoaphllI In the ect OF
hanging herself TO a bcdpost After
he had cut her down she declared she
had sent the little glrl 10 heaven, where
she thought she also ought 70 be, The
woman Rad shown no signs OF iasani-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
WILL LOCK OUT TAmoRs.

Berlin, March Glowing to the eS.
cessiye demands OF tailors In various
places in Germany. the employers have
decided TO Inaugurats lockout Satur-
day Sixty thousand men Will be at
ftcted. The tailors demands are from
40 To 100 per cent over present wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
c. E. PARKS DEAD.
In Early Days Was Pony Express Rid.
err Through Utah

San Francisco, March 21.--Charles Z.
Parks, shotgun messenger for the
Wells Fargo Express company and pony
Montana In the early dfties. has lust died
here He had had many thrilling expert
ences. In one engagement with road
agents. he Was hit by more than % BUD
les. He came TO this clty nearly 90 years
ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
wnITELAw REID IMPROVING.

London, March 27.--Advices received
from the Riviera are to the effect that
the health Of the American arnba ssador,
Mr. Reid, who is sojourning there. Is
improving and that he wlll return to his
post the latter part of next month,
Mrs. Reid. who Is IN Paris, viii mol go
to the Riviera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
MOSCOW EDITOR AssAssTNATED

Moscow. March 27,--Dr. Jcllos, editor
of the RusskI vfedomosti, was assas-
stnated here today by an unknown
youth, who shot him with revolver as
he was leaving his residence. The muir
derer escaped.
DR.. Jollos was member of the lower
house of the first Russian pariiarflehe'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
A FAH-oFF EARTHQUAKE.

London, March 27.--An earthquake
is reported by Prof. Belar of the Lai-
bach observatory to have occurred
shortly before O'Clock Tuesday after
noon al distance of some thing over
5000 miles from Laibach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
ROBIN ON'S
PATENT BARLEY
The Only Infant Food
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,


OF the STATE BANK OF UTAH, a cor
poratipn organized and existing under the
laws OF Utah, win be held al lis bank
2. NJ, on Monday, the asnd day Of April
100. for the purpose OF considering the ad
Visibility. Of amending Article or the Ar
tlcles OF Interpretations, as heretofore
amended, by increasing the capital stock
fron $3.50 Dooe 90 TO t4O1'ooQ.0o and by pro-
vIdlng that the sI50Oo0,O0 OF capital stock
represen tins such INCREASE, shall be sub
SS. . to- TO disposal sP BY ths Board 81 prse
poration 10 such PERSONS at such time or
times, for such consideration and upon
such terms as the said Board mag deem
ering the adylsabllity OF amending Artl-
tiees and 8, by increasing the number
o. directors 60 Ia, and the number q VIC
Milling Of vacancies among the Directors;
and Of considering the ad,dsn bllity OF
amending Article 2. by extending tho cor
porate existence from A period Of % years
TO period of Is years from and otter the
date OF the organization OF the said cor
poration,
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
JOSEPH r. SMITH President.
cHAs s. BURTON. Cashier
Dated at Salt Lake CITY. March q. 1891.
NOTICE OF SALE.
IN the Second judicial District In aud
ioT Davis County, State OF Utah. In the
nlatteTof the estate OF isabella Ann roy.
I1e Undersigned win sell al private
sale on on after the sth day Of April.
4. D. 1901, the following described realty
situate IN FarmlnBion, County Of DAVIS
State Of Utah and containing ss.CS acres
:, CoInmelelns az point 80 chains norllt
ton 10. township 8 north. range west,
salt Lake meridian, running thence north
deg. IL mln east, II 50 chains thence
north 20 deg, "a min. west along west SIDE
~ IIaa cha luix
12.5T chains to west line OF said quarter
section, thence south On said llne HS
chains 10 point VI commencement. Con
tanning 1867 acres
ALSO commencing at a point ILL chains
south nud 1889 chains west from the NE,
corner 81 said section 10, running ihenes
south l5 deg, ~ min. west d-2s chains.
chains thence south % deHl y min. west
tS chains; thence south q deg. 70 mat.
east p chains thence south W deg. %
min W ~ ehqlgsi thence sonlh y des, ~. -
50 mn' east $50 chains, thence nofth
deg. 90 mill east lj,S5 CHAINS TO point ot
beginning. Contalning 1919 acres.
south iro% ths Ne corner ' o. Inc NV 4
81 said section 10, running thence wesI ~
chains: thence ecutherly lss chains
thence east ~ chaInHs thence norm -,
iaining o.e9 apres. Less 40 acres SOLO 10
s l, 4 o w 90, leaving ~ acres sS w.
Written Bids VIII he receiyed by WE w
derslBned at FnrmIngt0n UTAH AL ptus
of amount bid for any part or al OF Ae'u
real estate
Terms Of sale. cash. All eoinpnnicSs-
lions should he sent care OF MhNhlaS -
udy-
Baed ~ Farminston, this 2sth days IS
MATTHIAS G, uDY,
GEORGE uDi
THOMAS EDY.
Administrators on ihe heslale or is2he'lH
Ann udy, Deceased, 49,
Thomas n hiaycock, Attorneys ior AN
ambassadors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27

Most dIs1gurIng skin eruptions, scro-
tula, pmpIes, Tashes. etc. are due to
impure blood. BurdOck Blood BItters Is
a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you
clcar-eyed. clesr-bralned. cIear-skInned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
rxpLosIoN OK ToRpEpoBoAr.

Cherbourg, France, March 21,--An ex-
plosion occurred today on board the
torpodoboat No. Ia, Two men were
severely scalded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
A SPLENDID ALTAR.

The cut shows the high ALTAR AT the
new Roman Catholic cathedral Of West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27

ty previously. She has been proml-
nent member OF the Congregational
church,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17

clumonlsts VIII AID tho Washington
agitatora In 9xposlng Wholesale
cases Of smtfrEiinB across the north.
em line
Secretary Fowler who h recoy.
ering from state Of collapse
brought on by the Vancouver riots,
will continue 60 direct the field 0p.
efationa of the league Members of
the Hotel and Restaurant Helpers
nnionh delegated 30 represent
Washington an dthe northwestern
states at the International cOnycn.
ton iu Toledo. o.. next month. viii
take the pfernrative Of ngitatiug
the question IN the middle west.
Tho league officera promise 10 bring
such bearing on the representatives
as will guarantee the successful
conclusion OF the issue The next
meeting will be on the goth. when
important Developments are OK.
pecteu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17

with the idea OF forcing congress
~ 10 Coming session 70 paan such
laws ~ viii prevent the Wholesale
immigration OF Japanese. Chinese
ana koroan laborefa Ia thla ooun
Try, the Iapnueae. Korean Exclusion
ioaKue ~ preparing % spread It's
campaign far and Wide over the On.
tire country
Effort vii be made to aeitate the
question Ia every state IN tho union
aud the exclugionlstn state that
they have already the support of
mnpy states Sufficient funds 10
carry oa a national campaign have
been contributed, u ~ said.
Among che first steps 10 be TAX
eh VIII be- the exposure % Iapanene
smuggling across the Mexlcan bof
der iine, The state ~ reAaa viii
De rAked over and the attention Of
government immigration officials
called 10 conditions. Vancouver OK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17
|, AIRING That Safety Of Two Women Passengers De.
''' .,Dds on Getting Away From COled Gable, He
4, Car Run Wild Prom Seventh Av TO Second.

the ear gained great Roadway Con
ductor Amdcrsoh jumped and ran
10 the nearest phone FROM which
word was sent TO the power house
to stop the cable
In the meantime car Ma. "a wins
coastlnE duwn the hill al a high
rate nf speed and two very ifiNht.
encd women we're hanging on 90
their oeatA while alotatualn tnitch
begged them not to jump telling
them 10 atiek ta the car and nothing
would hapFen.
Tells Women What TO %.
And nothing Cd happen. Down
thu hin across Third av and thence
over SecaRd the car shot on ils
way white Lel1eh with one hand On
the break lever and the other clang
ins che eonE kept ~ a rapid iirr
conversation with the women.
"Whef che ear stops yuu jump
Just az quickly as you can. ieitch
bsllowod into their cars As tho ear
crossed Sccond av = don't know
what will happen when that strand
reaches ua
And the women jumped IA Lcifch
brought the car to a standatlli Ia
front 81 the Seattle hotel. aud wait
cd for the strand 20 catch up Ia the
ear Hut Conductor Anderson had
succeeded ln getting word 10 the
power house on time and a. tho
biz eonfnsed mass of wiru cable
passed thfeuEh the subway under
Sccond Az she cahie was atopu.d
and l.ritch had won his race
hut he had 10 80 some % do H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17
ERROR or CHILDHOOD
Childish Attack on
kohIer & Chase
byYoung Piano
Firm

II IL evident that our worthy friead.
whose name appesra at tho bottom Of the
~ad- herewith reproduced. IN much dts.
tugbed IN both mind and poeketbook over
The success % oar recent geographical
contest
We arc extremely sorry % cause 80
much anxiety 10 tho audience IN the sal.
ieTy. and after all they could not be
blamed for being somewhat euvioua az
being 20 FAR out u the circle Of activity
We note By bis adj that our comrade
above mentioned did actually sell two
planes liant weok. aud Ne wish to con
graduate him upon hla unexpected sue
eesa. Ono was reported sold az tss.g
the other. we believe. bruught t73.2s.
These we're both $500 and 5000 pianos
and the reason given for such slaughter
Of prices was that he was expected 60
move several dray loads Of bis musical
curioaitiez about four or five blocks out
Ia the suburbs. 10 his new store. rented
from a corporation which Is erecting a
building out In that locality. We are
told that BY making such slaughter OF
prices said firm can save ~ dFayage
Now. we don't want 90 be vindietive.
or DO anything. or say anything that will
cause any mors unoaainess OF sorrow TO
the younger generation Of the piano fra
ternity. u takes years 10 learn that Il
does not bring profit or gain % decry
another mans success. The attitude
taken by our frisnd IL that of little
Johnny. who. when In company with
his three little brothers and sisters was
asked BY tho stern parent this question:
Who took the apple from the ahelfT"
No one said n word for a few seconds
when one lone voice spoke up aud said
Il didn't" Mhercupon poor little John-
ny received his Just punishment for
both taking the forbidden fruit and say.
Ing he didn't when he did.
our friend desires the public 90 know
tl4<ir purity IL absolutely spotieas. that
every one else Is a fakcr. that tho con
test carried ON by them a short time
ago was strictly legitimate and above re.
proaeh. while every other one Is a
swlndle.
To make sure that every one viii be
informed OF this desire on their part
we herewith print the ad. that every
one may take fair warning what a
terrible firm" IL the firm Of Kohler a
Chase. Just think we don't sell $500
pianos for SEQ %. such as does our truth
fui friend ? ? buy there aud forthwith
save four hundred dollars and one cent
on your purchase. They are DESTROYS Of
saving eight dollars drayage and there
fore sacrifice the $4,000.
However, II there happens 20 be ono
or two persons left In Seattle who think
the good old house Of Kohlor & Chase
twho lived aud breathod long before our
friend came into existence. and who,
with a capital OF s50O00 all paid In.
and that much more surplus) Ia biz
enough, strong enough and truthful
enough to sell $3.50 piano for $3.50 or
$3.50 piano Tor $3.50 aud still take n 800
certificate. or $4,000 worth OF certifl.
Gates for that matter and still give value
received IN tho piano purchased, such
persons will fluid us In our temporary
location. ON Pike street near Seventh av-
onue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17
BADLY HURT
BY FALL

D. y Finn. aged -. was serious.
~ Injured al South Park last night
b. falling from tho sidewalk down
high bank and striking his head
against an obstruction Ito was
found early thia morning under the
store building Of Charles Buck and
cent 10 ths coanty hospital al
d3ofKvtOmn.
The theory oA assault BY robbers
IL disposed 81 by the fact that when
laeked up. Finn had considerable
money on hia person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17

-. ]. II Leitch OF the
e' s.h,e line. did something
l''s. ''.,,.,ns hat the Seattle Nice
o. ~ y .soalaat serse' and that
e ' - ~oat toFEes Tor a
~,.s.r pag time. a.. .u
',sa '.,.s vsps oas this @oraf's on
~. I. !, she Games st lines and
|ai Y. 49, = wsns well until thc nooa
|nels'A.ss,s. Il. aowa Fip, leaving
ssas - haasa about u so
= - "a two wemea passso ses I.
ss, s p ssat Of the car. leiieh
. y .ss.,rs.-a an opportunity to
:. =. i vhas KIND q m'''s's' nc
= cshss Is TANGLED.
- A. the car was near
.lh av AZ the eoruer a
* ,n nassenRar was waiting
F n. ear and i4eiteh let sa
Z ~ ana applied The breas.
9 - ~ dsdna stop luatrad
~ - snaaenly made aware ot
:. -, - IA ! oFoken strand in the
z " ~ ns.e.l itself up luto a con.
- 100 IL wire and that "a
-, us,kef minute ma Sup
- - s.rslss hopclessly eaianslea
~ - nlsht happen b. could
- - raAxsufe. Rut be know thar
= alsp q shose two ven.ee 81
49, a biz getting away trom
~ cAl Il cable
i. slleA 70 The euuducier Of MS
..s.ssemrnt loosened the break
y ...vsea aswn. tile hlil hef0ge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17
WOUNDED ATHLETE
ROWS IS MILES

jud Thomson. the hiKh school
sptintaf and broad Jumper who for
the past thrue years has nFufed
prominently Ia local athletics. shot
himself this morning Al Lake Sa.
mamlsh. and Ia spite Of ioaa 81
hlood aud the pain he WAS suffer
tng, fowed II miles 20 liatheil.
whsre he toak the train % Seattle.
Greatly weakened. bat detefmin.
cd 10 have the bullet removed al
oneo, he went On the operating
table at the Providence hospital this
afiarnoon. Df Raymond bolng Ia
eharge.
The accident happened as
Thompson was climbing Into a boat,
a reNulser which he was placing
Ia hia pocket. being discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-17
DOCTORS ARE NAMED BY
CITY HEALTH BOARD

The hoard OF health this after
noon appointed Dr. William X NJ.
kellogg oity haeterioioEiat. and ap
pointed 20 local physicians rs as.
aistRnt health officers. for school
inspection purposes.
nr. keliogEs appointment eN-
leads only 10 the first "a tho year.
lie VIII WORK ia cooperation with
the city chemist The salary viii
b. tt25 a month.
The foilewing ara the appolnt.
menta as school Inspectors.
Or W. l. Lndlog. DR. Maud Par
keF. DIR. Eugene Allen. Dr John
liunI Dr A. H. MeEsash. Df. John