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, 1907-10-25
FIRST MEETING OF
LARAMIE WOMAN,S CLUB

The first meeting of the year of the
Laramie Woman's club will be held
al the Carnegie library tomorrow at
2:45 p. m. The subject to be discussed
will be "The British Empire" with
Mrs. N. E. Corthell as leader. At 4
O'Clock Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark will
speak to the women on the need of a
Y. M. C. A. building in Laramie. The
music will be in charge of Mrs. F. w.
Lee.
, 1907-10-25
RAWLlNS POSTMASTER
ONCE LIVED HERE

The Cheyenne Tribune yesterday,
in a sketch of Perry l.. Smith, postmas,
ter at Rawlins, as one of its pioneer
residents of the state, says that in
1868 Mr.. Smith was married at Col,
den, and the spring of 1868 he and his
wife came to this city, they spending
Benton, then the terminal of the I'm.
ion Pacific railroad.
, 1907-10-25
AT
STATE FAIR
AMERICAN SHEEP BREEDER COM
MENTS ON THE EXHIBIT OF
SHEEP AT DOUGLAS.
Persian Fat Rumps from Experiment
Station Of University of Wyoming
Drawing Card in Sheep Exhibit,
With Some Splendid Animals from
the King Brothers Ranch.

Time was when Mornings chief
tain scenery, which supported buffalo
and Indians; a little later the wild
COW puncher and the long-horned Tex
an steer held sway; but now one who
saw the exhibits at the third annual
state fair held at Douglas the last
week in September this year could
have but gazed in wonder at the mar,
velous exhibits of live stock, agricul
tural products and minerals, that came
from within the boundaries of Wyo.
ming, especially when they called TO
mind the short time in which all these
resources have been developed, says
the American Sheep Breeder. Many
people have a dim, vague idea that
Wyoming is a wild, uncivilized coun.
try in which the cattle roam at will
and wandering flocks of sheep move
and Watering fiocks of sheep move
from place to place, but such is far
from being the case. To be sure, ii is
a range state and range conditions pc,
culiar to the country and adapted to
its conditions hold there, but a more
progressive n prosperous lot of peo,
pie are not to be found anywhere in
this broad country.
improving the Flocks.
And they are beginning to realize
the need of improvement in their
flocks and herds, and how well thoy
are meeting this need was evidenced
by the display al Douglas. A better
show of Hereford n Shorthorn cat.
tie Is seldom seen at any eastern fair.
while there were individual sheep
shown that could win ribbons in III,
most any ring. mt to add to this
good show of Wyoming came a fine
show Of Shorthorned cattle from the
well known Flynn herd of Iowa, n a
contingent of sheep and cattle from
+. w. H%arding's establishment st
Waukesha, Wis.
Persians the Drawing Card.
The sheep exhibit included a display
by the University Of Wyoming, of ma
ny of the lesser known breedes, among
which the ~fat-rumped Persians We're
the drawing card, and in which the
man in charge took special pleasure
in descanting on their merits. In the
Marine section the display was made
by F. S. King Bros. company of Lara
ME, and among their entries of Ram
bouillets were found both the champion
ram and champion eve of all breeds.
Extraordinary Animals of Merit.
Not that such distinction means 50
much, for such competition is sense
less, but they were really e~Xtraordi1.
airy animals of merit. In Shropshires,
Hampshires and Cotswolds, the Hard
ing entries had little competition, but
were a good even lot worthy of the
ribbons. An exceptional animal was
the extra good yearling Shropshire
ram shown by e. M. Gibson of Doug
las, which was first in his class and re-
serve for the grand champion.
, 1907-10-25
WOMEN OF WoopcRAFT
MEETING BY DAYLIGHT

The Women of Woodcraft, who NEE,
during the afternoon now, held their
regular session yesterday afternoon, in
the lodge room Of the Odd Fellows
building, disposing only of routine bust
ness.
, 1907-10-25
kUNkLE'S THREsHER
ON TRADING RANCH.

John Kunkle has his threshing cut
fit at the Davis & Thomas ranch, the
old Trading place, II will go from
there to the Ryan ranch with the ma.
chine.
, 1907-10-25
BUILD HOUSE

IN NORTH LARAMIE.
r. e. Fitch has sold to Walter and
Elizabeth Pyle lot 7. block 126, at the
corner of Sixth and Lewis streets.
The First National bank conveys the
property. Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle will 500
build a home on the lot.
, 1907-10-25

The Republican is the only Taper II
Laramie that prints all the news and
reaches all the people.
, 1907-10-25

For the small sum of SO cents b
month you can get all the news u
the world right up to the minute by
subscribing for The Republican
, 1907-10-25
CONTINUES TO BE THE
AUTOMOBILE CENTE

Laramie continues to be the automo-
bile center Of Wyoming, says the Doug
las Budget. having the greatest number
OF, automobiles of any city in the state.
, 1907-10-25

EXTRA QUALITY BULK MlNce
MEAT, 12Hc PER LB, AT HoLLl-
64t2
, 1907-10-25

Finest rack Of beef
in town at the Model
market.
, 1907-10-25

FINEST MAcKEREL AT MoLLI-
DAYS. 64t2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

Aaron T Van de vanter. presi.
dent OF the King County Fair asso.
citation. former state senator and
one of the best known Republican
politicians in the state, died At his
residence near the Meadows last
night al e;42 o'clock Or. r. N.
Carroll. the attending physician.
says death was directly attributable
to heart failure. Euperindnced by
injuries received on Saturday when
the automobile IN which SIR Van
de Nanter and a party II friends
we're riding was wrecked en- First
ay south and Hauford a IN a col.
liHion with a race track street car.
Mr. Van Dc Nanier suffered from
q protracted attack ~ typhoid fever
IN 1905 and be has never since
been The man physically he was
before There Nas very slight hope
~ his recovery from The start. He
took 3 sudden turn for the worse
yesterday and passed away last
night peacefully The members of
NV attttAA#AeAt AAAaAfs anu rfAFiai
relatives we're ~ the bedside when
death came
No definite arrangements have
been made Tor the funeral Mr.
Van &c Nauter wns a prominent
member of several lodges. among
them being a Mason. knight TEN.
plar and Mystic Skinner. lie held
an honorary llfc membership In the
kiks. was an Odd Fellow. . mem
Der 81 the Ancient Order Of United
Norkmen. a knight of Pythias and
a Nondmnu Of the World
Mr.. Van de Vanier was one Of q
group 81 four men who practically
controlled the association that
owned the Meadows. lie owned
the Tourist Hotel at Occidental av
and Main st.. was the senior mem.
Der ~ The firm Of Van de Vanter.
Davis Co. and had extensive farm
and city realty holdings he was
the founder % the town OF Kent
and has owned one Of the most val.
liable farms In the White River
valley since 1858 For years be
owned and trained some Of the best
race horses In the state lie organ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
MAKES 1T DUTY OF PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY TO SEE THAT LAW is
ENFORCED AND PROVIDES PENALTY

t Tenders March
"a in
shall be provided with
tbeneho runder
@ha
o
shall forfeit Of less
tyhvd DC
of all
the of of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

Instead 0f rolling him under the
wheels aa these DO Public action
should be taken 10 force the Seattle
Electric company 20 inatall such
feRders
Last March Mayor Moore sent a
message % the city council recon.
melding a complete investigation
81 The Operating system o. the
Seattle Electric company. This
message was the outcome of a nnm.
her Of killings that occurred az that
time. The communication waa ~.
fefred 20 special committee Of
the council and was Aide tracked
The accidents Of the past few days
has recalled this message and an
effort viii be made 20 revive u ia
the city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

lied the King County Fair associa.
ton in 1901
After serving as Mayor OF Kent
Van de Nanter was elected state
senator from the south district
IA 1880 He sat through the bitter
Squlres Calkins senatorial fight In
1891 and was a supporter Of John
y Allen during the so days that
Allen and Turner kept the state
legislature deadlocked Van de
Fanter was elected sheriff Of King
County IN 1894 and was defeated
By Mover IN 1895. winning cut again
Ia 1898 I'd Cudihee defeated bim
for reelection IN 1909 be went
back 20 the state senate from the
Ihirtyfirat district IN 1905 he was
head Of the legislative delegates
organization thar elected s n Piles
"a The Senate. II Was during this
flght that he developed typhoid few.
en-. which left him but the wreck Of
his former self
Van Dc Nanter was born On Smr.
gis, Mich. Jan. %. 1853 He vas
educated IN the common schools
and came 20 the White River val.
ley In 1883 lie had planned 20
raise hops. but instead he CON-
mcnced breeding fancy stock. he
married Miss Martha May Triplett
in Kent on June "a. 1900. and two
years later removed % VauAsselt,
where be lived az the time Of bis
death
Coroner Carroll states that an
inquest VIII be held. as some Of the
witnesses 70 the collision have
stated that the electric train was
running at an excessive rate OF
speed
Or Carroll has already examined
a number Of witnesses a. the aeci-
dent preliminary 20 holding the in.
quest and a number of persons Who
we're on the forward car have made
statements that the speed OF the
electric train was nos decreased
when f. was seen that a collision
was inevitable II was reported at
the hospitals this aftersoon that
Lincoln Davies. James Wilson and
Fred Eidemiller. who We're also
injured in the collision. are resting
easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
MOTHER DIES
FOR BABE

mothers selfsacrifice and de-
votion led 10 the death yesterday
at Providence Hospital OF Mrs.
Katherine Oleaon and a few hours
later her little baby. the innocent
cause OF the tragedy. died ia the
same institution The remains OF
the mother and the babe for which
the woman gave up her life are side
by side I'm the mortuary establish.
ment Of the lionney= Watson Co,
awaiting advices from the father.
who Is on a vessel somewhere ia
Alaskan waters
The baby contracted a bad cold
which speedily turned into typhoid
fever a nurse was procured. but
the mother insisted IN remaining
by the bedside OF The baby almost
constantly She finally contracted
the disease and both were removed
10 the hospital. where they died
within five hours of each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
FOURTH AVE. WORK

c. J Erickson who Is regarding
Fourth av, Is today taking the big
steam shovel under the Yesler Way
bridge and will begin taking out
the rest Of the dirt on the north
side Of Yesler.
one OF the big cement bulkhcads
which heretofore held mp the rim
Ia Fourth av. north OF Nesler Way
was pulled down with the use OF
a cable A section 60 feet long and
ten feet high came down In body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
TRIAL COMES TO A
SUDDEN END

The trial Of G. l.. Rogers 81 Raw.
euadaie. accused Of attempted as.
aauit upon Ellen Delaney. ii.year
old colored girl came to an abrupt
and sensational conclusion before
Judge Morris this morning. when
a document was produced IN which
The glrfs mother consented 20
waive prosecution for the sum Of
$500.
Il was shown that Rogers. who Is
a white man. through an agent.
called ON Mrs Delaney after the al.
legged assault. and offered 20 com.
promise a document to this 81.
feet waa produced aud Mrs De.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
us GOING TO
THE DEVIL"

BOSTON. Mass. Sept iG-"It f.
going % the devil" declared Mrs
Hetty Green when someone asked
her opinion Of the financial situa
ton.
You young men will know what
Il Is continued Mrs Green, you
viii all be fighting soon II Will
hot be a foreign foe. bat Il will be
among yourselves and Il will be
right here"
What do you think has produced
this condition.
Il don't know; but the innocent
are being squeezed ] don't mean
the poor people / mean the middle
class They have got a lot Of this
watered stock and the water ~ be
ing squeezed out II 10 fuinous"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
Passes Away al G42 Last Night---Makes Statement
Injured Companions Rest Easily---Funeral Ar
engagements Under Rite Of MasOns ---Will Hold
Inquest.

Carroll A. r. de
vanter which his life,
L. Blgeow, the driver Of the automobile
lie stated
the Of machine shortly before accident declined
the grounds had back and
other n for
The 7. Will be
MI Pleasant cemetery The
Will be held house will
charge lodge Of
knights Tempiar Will furnish
The members Of other Of which the dead
member will attend the funeral informally.
Pleas
ant cemetery have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

Pancake flour. Friday. a ioceni can
o. Crescent baking pow der. satur.
DAY q hig package ~ Egg q See ~
addition a beautiful Majestic range
Will se given away Wednesday
night by Fvcdfiek a Nelson and
the lucky person who Is awarded
the stove can take $50 Va cnsh II
he doesn't want the stove. The
pure food shos il being largely az.
tended and viii SO down Ia history
~ a hig success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
SIX HUNDRED
STRIKE
10y United prsss.l

ST. PAUL, Sept i6.-six hun.
dFed boilermakers Of the Great
Northern. Northern Pacific. North.
western. Great Western and 500
railroads have struck because the
railroads refused to grant a nine
hour DAY aud &c per cent increase
In wages.
The railroad officials are now en-.
deavoiing 10 fill the places of the
strikers. Serious complications
win arise a. the strike comes az
a most inopportune time
TACOMA. Sept i6--In the shops
here notice has been posted that a
rnlae 80 az 10 cents an hour will
be granted. but not 81 l-2. as re.
queA,ed. The men will meet tomor.
row and decided whether to strike
or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

laney admitted writing and sign
lag a.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Nanderveer Immediately threw az
the case for the state and took oc
caaion 30 warmly address Mrs
Delaney Madam" he said. you
have intorfered with the course ol
The law IN compromising your
daughters honor In this manner
You have committed n criminal OF
Tense. and one for which you might
be- properly sent to jail"
Turning 20 the court, Vanderveer
asked that the case be dismissed
stating that the state did not car,
10 proceed under such circum
stances. Rogers was Immediately
released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
BANDITS
MURDER

CHIHUAHUA. Mex. Sept. ia
Mexican bandits have been active
lately killing Americans. Gsorge
Rose. . mining engineer connected
with the Mexican Mining company
and former resident OF benton
Harbor. Mich has been murdered
ana his wife killed BY bandits. Sew.
erai DAYS ago /. NJ Terry OF New
York was shot aud severely wound.
cd. There have been no arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
SMALLPOX CASES

Quarantine Inspector MCGEE,
acting under instructions from
Health officer Calhoun. has been
busy the past day or two quaran.
timing and fumigatlng houses i'm
Youngstown where smallpox has
been discovered Benny Kelleson,
barber is down with the disease,
and W Lindell. a workman, was
removed TO the pest house yester-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
CLOTHES LINE THIEVES.

The clothes line thief Is abroad
aud housewives must keep closer
watch on the lines with their week.
~ wash. judging from the reports
reaching police headquarters of
stolen washinEs,
Detectives Adams and Corbett
captured one Of the unique brand
Of purlolnors. they say. In the ar.
rest this morning OF man giving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
oRlENTALs ARRESTED.

Fifty-six Orientals are now in
the detention house az the Great
Northern docks, suspected OF hav-
States Thirty-five Chinese We're
taken from the indianapolis. which
brought them from Tacoma yester.
day Tho majority, however. are
men who are accused of stealing
across the Canadian border. In
Charge John II. Sargent
will examine the men TODAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
WILL NOT DEAL WITH
WESTERN AVE. COMBINE

The vashon isIRHd producers
have broken away entirely from
the Western Ay. commission men.
and hereafter u the combine
wiAhcn 20 purchase produce from
the Island, Il will be- forced TO come
directly 20 the mnrkei and pay
cash The producers on the isl
and have announced their inten
ton OF doing no more Business with
the combine except on the same
plan IA that done with the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
TO SELECT EDITOR

A meeting OF the Athletic asso-
citation of the Washington high
school will be called tomorrow
night 70 elect an athletic editor for
"Whims' staff The meeting will
be the first OF the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

Thursday OF this week will be
sNashon Island Day" az the public
market, an agreement bcing reach
81 THE morning whereby the Isl
anders viii be- permitted 20 boost
the island without any Opposition
or rivalry from the other farmers
The vasion Island Fruit Grow
ere association IL now having a
large booth or building erected on
the market az Pike place aud Pine
Fl and viii open q formally 20
the public Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
REMAINS BROUGHT HOME,

The remains of Jas Frank Mul.
doom. the former state university
athlete. who was accidentally shot
aud killed In camp at Lake Ores.
cent last week, were brought back
20 the city this morning In charge
OF A. y. Lilly who was at the
camp when the fatal accident oo.
CURED No arrangements have
been made for the funeral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
ROSE WILL PUT WEIGHT.

MONTREAL. Sept. TO- Ralph
Rose, the great weight pulitzer. and
three other members Of the Olym.
pic club Of San Francisco. have
been granted permits 10 partiol
pate Ia the Canadian national
championships on Saturday Rose
"a confident Of making new records
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
RESISTED ARREST
AND is KILLED

HUNTERS. Ore. Sept le.-Dan
Stafford. raneher arrested many
times FOR selling liquor 10 Indians.
has been shot aud killed BY Deputy
United states Marshal Pray after
resisting arrest Stafford was
known as q bad man A coroner's
jury has been summoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
EXPERTS HIGH slLL.

The August payroll of the experts
engaged in exporting the city
books amounted to $3.296.70, that
for Lester Herrick q Herrlek
amounting 90 sl,76T.50 and that
for Price. Warehouse 4 Co, to
Sf,52g.2O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
WILL NOT
RESIGN

BOSTON. Sept. f6.-Attorney
General Bonaparte today denied
that his resignation is In the hands
Of the president and says there Is
no likelihood OF Il getting there.
The attorney general Is on hts
way 10 Chicago. where he will ad-
dress the prison congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
WEEK AT
PURE FOOD SHOW

Thin n "giveawny week ai the
Seattle Pure Feed ahow being hsld
~ preamland rink under the sas
picrs 81 the Central Labor conncil.
This afternoon and evening a rs.
cent nackaEs Of Gala icli IL Sivan
70 each person attsndipRs TanEday.
q 25ecnt package 81 0olden Grain
Gfanaien. "Wednesday, a t0.eent
can ~ Jersey Queen mlik. Thurs
day. : package 81 Old Plantation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
TO orpoRr ,4lsDus.
tBy United Press.l

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. i4-Prem.
Ter Lauficr has notified the Van.
couyer authorities that a special In
spector will be cent 70 investigate
the status of The 500 Hiudus landed
there In a destitute condition. They
will likely be deported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
DYNAMITE
FOR EDITOR

EVERETT. Sept fe-somo one
unknown tried 60 XIII John A.
Swett, editor OF the Sultan Star and
Index Miner. Mr.. SWEET found sew.
eral sticks OF dynamite safely
slowed away IN his wood pile. but
the sticks we're discovered before
being placed In the office stove
SWEET has no suspicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
STATE LAW PROVIDES CARS
MUST HAVE PROPER TENDERS
TO OPEN STREET.

A report will be made tonight by
the street committee favorable 10
the opening OF Stewart a. from
Denny Way 20 Eastlnke av.
This Improvement was asked Tor
hy property owners In a majority
pe,ltion. yet there are number
VINO are protesting against the
move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
0USTEDFROM
GERMANY
10y United Prsss.)

BERLIN, Sept. l6.-General Car.
not. OF the French army, has been
suspended from German territory
by the government for watching
the military maneuyers without Of
fetal permission. The expulsion
threatens an unpleasant interna.
tlOnal incident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
DUEL
One DEAD

STOCKTON Cal. Sent i6--The
man who shot al Southern Pacific
passenger conductor Jeff Gage, of
Oakland. near Tracy yesterday
afternoon, aud who was Killed dur.
ing the pistol duel that followed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
BLAME AUTO DRIVER FOR
DEATH OF VAN DE- VANTER
WHITE MANS CANADA.

WINNIPEG. Man. Sept 10
The anti.Oriental trouble on
the Pacific coast IL the allah. /
J aorblnE topic 81 the conven. +
} ton Of the lumber congress,
which opened its sessions this
morning
a White mans Canada for
u.s. IL the cry Of the 500 dele.
! gates.
4 A A A A A A A A a 4 A a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
PICNIC AGAIN posTpoNso.

The Centrnl Labor Councils pic.
nc Yesterday 10 Pleasant Beach
was Indefinitely postponed because
OF The rainy weather Yesterday .
nftAir Was simply the Labor Day
pfosram which previously had been
pst over because Of rain ON Labor
Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

his name as Albert Schumacher.
who is charged with having been
80 indiscreet as to walk away with
line Of clothes belonging to Mrs.
Goss. az T20 Tenth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

n still unidentified The coroner
has the pistols OF three men who
shot at the deceased and the hnl.
let has been cut from the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16
TO PAY RIOT

VANCOUVER, u. C.. Sept. 16.-
This city will pay the damages arts.
Ing out Of the recent race riots.
Only actual claims will be recog.
nized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

- Htf lAat t1is IAH he BEEN
laesesatiss during the years since
y Fassaxe threws The hiamr fef
- izfsnlies which have occnrfea
seeaax n the useless Tenders
ka,ly upon the street railway o.
alzls snd the officials elected D.
eafarrr the lava
Ezdes STREET Enforcement % the
~ qzoted. the Seattle Electric
tizszny e0aid be fined So for
80 ar & operates ever five days
and ~ amounE OF these fines
vD<ld xca exc~ed the entire 81.
FnR q sqaipplag the cars with
rnvr leaders
pn1es sach conditions the com.
Rn7 Would lose little time In dis
uSsffnE that immeaanrabiy better
A1iess are IN use 10 London. Lfv.
ssqeel Berlin ane other European
rnes - vel a. IN Baltimore. Ain.
asapoli8 Los Angeles and other
AmeTkan cities
Aenson seats Seattle.
ne'nIds u the coFoners office
i1ex nat Is people wefe killed II
~ auand Seattle b. street ears
s ~ Ne year from August 4
~. - . AAz'saE 1877 The coro.
80 records Show only those
ae1fas which occurred tmnsos3fsf..f..
49,. e~ cas- after The accidents
1880. here ~ere other fatal
-. .'ssIung from Injuries by
- - ea'a which were not re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-16

OTTAWA. Sept l6s-Baron Ishii
Of Japan will arrive here today 20
discuss Japanese immigration with
the Dominion officials.