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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
Miners Federation
Favors Socialism

Denvsr. Col. July After q long
aght, whioh has thFesaeBsa % aisEupt
the wessern Fsaerstian q MinsEs In
the aght vita ne Industrial workers
e tile World. ths miners Monaay went
on rccoEd e. favoring socialism ~ the
adoption % rreamhle ~ the constita-
tion and bylaws 81 the orRaniKstton.
Tbs vote was ass % -. The EEeAmbls
follows.
''First--We hoid that there h .
class stursgle in sociesy and that this
struggle fs caused b. economic oondi-
fiunE
Second We AFFIRM the econ0mie
condition q the producer O. he that be
is exploited u the wealth be prnduces.
being allowed % retain harely sufficient
Tor his necessities.
''Third-We hold that the class strug
gle will continue until the proAuoer i
recognized ~ the sole msEter q his
pEoduct
'kourth--We assert that the work
ing ciass. and u alone. can and must
achieve lie own emancipation.
''kifth-We bold. nnslly. that an
industrial union and the concerted po-
liticSl action q all wage earners IL the
only metbod % attaining this end.
sixth - Therefore. we the wage
slaves employed IN and around tie
mines, milas and sEnelters of the world.
have sssooissed in the Western Federa-
tion Of Minrrs. the mining department.
Of the Industrial Workers q the
Werld Z"
IL IL the announced intention % the
leaders b. call a convention ~ Chicago
for tia organization ~ an industrial
snd political party, which will place a
ticket IN the nomination foE the neat
presidential election.
The federation and tire brewery
workers uniOn, ~ IL expected. will
form the nncleus oft be new party
Before its final adoption she rev
refeTenonm vote. The strikes and
l.ekouts committee presented : report
which favored the continuing the
sfrite in the Grippe Greek district
until the mineowneTS' card system
now IN vogue there D abolished.
The convention adopted tile report
TIE delegates voted down the pro
posed amendment a. the constitution
admitting cooks. bartender. d4sh-
washers and such CLASSES q laharers -
are only indirectly connected with
mining, into the mining department Il
4 fhe InaussrsRl Auwkprw ~ fhss Maw4a
q ths Messean Federation q Miners.
Tins action was taken after a long Dr.
bate BY = vote.
An amendment o. the constitution
wasa dopted whereby a two-thirds vote
instead % = three-fourths II the mem
bers Of local union shall be necessary
/ before q strike j. decided upon.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

monas and phonoErAphs bot our s~n.s
Of ort1sriine~s. eur econ0my OF labor
and attenfion 20 detail. cur ese,ruezs
. ST Business AMI IsroTnF1tassss IN sasy
patching y @hen once got areonly slow-
y being understood. The Eugllsh ana
German firms % thinss IN an DAD -famh-
ioned way. falling % recognizes npvmr.
emily that the modern methods ~ haxsa
could with profit b. snir inred hore.
Yet our commerce Nith q en- - gree
ms We receiTed from Brazgl. In 1904
kssltss1Us0. alnaa@t altueeg aer euH~a
rubber and hiaes. willie We eat th@m
NsAeso.oso worth Of maehlnery. lara
and keTo@ens. IN facs. we ar tie euaa-
Try q the kerosene can. for cur ogI
= known from enc End Of Brazil 70 ne
other, ant many q native wili tai to
trave.sr frsm the United s,stsz. ~oh.
yes. ! knoN thaf place its ghere ths
cans eolne from" And ofen thia u
tie extent % bis knoa edge.
II Is quite clsar thar % establish she
prestige o. TIE United States n Brazil
the hrst step neceAeary Is 20 eesnalAsa
North American hama. Not only pr~s-
rge. bot power and cuanmeree await
this move. TRADE may foilUw ne Sag
Ia political oratory. bot = sound hnnk
and a familiarity with a nation's esr-
EeBcy are. 20 my mind. Far m0rs possns
factors.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
AUTO DIVES INTO LAKE.


Ortonvilie. Minn.-July while
roine a. q high rate o. speed an auto
mobile containing three persons sud
denly swerEed and went over sheer
onbankment a. a. feet into Big Stone
lake One o. the passengers was prob
ably fatally hurt
These Ia the automobile were Chas
and Walter Bucholz. prominent mer.
chants 81 Appleton. and a year old
son 81 Walter. They we've driving
along The lake shore road. which ~ the
point where the accident bopened runs
along the edge 81 a bluff. A. ghe high.
est point the machine suddenly got be.
yond the control Of the driver. swerved
and went directly over the emAank-
meut. The heavy car did lot turn over
las e fell bur landed IN - feet q
water. Charles vas struck by she
steering wheel and received internal
Injuries which may prove fatal Wal
ter was badly cut and bruised and r.
In a serious condition The boy e..
capped unhurt-
gasoline launch vas near the
scene q the accident. and those aboard
FASTENED 20 rescue the automobilisis.
Who Otherwise might have been
drowned.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

Ia meiievsl asvs the mardrake va
supposed - SHREK - groan wh~n up-
Rooted. TIE following linas are tskaa
from the oldest uIich=8ag extAuf:
= lasi night lag al alona
On - ground 70 hsaF ne m.adrzss
Erusn.
And plueksd hia up thoagh - Erww
run low.
and as - did. the COCK cd ergwT-
The shrieks - TIE mAnarnke wsrs
EgpTssed = - - horrible that thss
hearing them wsnf Rad II wan 80
tomary. therefore. IL gsfberinE -
plArf not only 70 enploy q auK "a
slso % stuff tor IN the ears his -
ri0us notion was explained ~ Sswtsa
IN bis Herbali % the Bible ~ -
Fact thai the mandrake as payaiarly
SUPPOSED 20 grow spg1taneously unesT
e EallowA engen6eFes ~ IL ees1n-
posed body % me hang~d man snA
Eas therefore endowed wlth ~ gpaTss
- the culprtt. IL seems prghaase. hsw~
ever. that. By aoms mental fwast. -
shrieka had beceme trarzserret 20 -
plEns fro-n these eslirieus wlcA H.
SeW XOrk Medical Journal
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
SPOKANE.
Prices Paid 20 procgcers.


1--we stock-steers. ss5005 cwt;
COWS. So 25Gs75 cat. sheep. s4@425
cwt. hogs. s7aT25 cwt. mutton. Sc
IL; veal siadeAe D.. veal. fancy
small. No ]. T0sc ID. fancy large. 90
g D.. pork. Sts csc lb.
Poultry ana ERes--Iive hens. l2c
%. live spring chickens. l5@lec. i've
.rcosTers. 1oc: dressed hens. lsc. ducks
i've 14c: dressed. 1Gc. turkeys. i've
fsc: dressed. 2oc. fresh ranch eggs.
$50 $50 case.
Creamery product. @. b. Spokane
FIRST grade creamery butter fat Is &c
Hides-Green. &c ID: sailed &c high
er. dry hides. ieal7c. caifskins.
green. Sasc. COWS &c: Kip Sc d.,
sheepskins. 50cGS125
Feed Timothy has. s2oa2l ton. a.
falfa hay. SIC ton; whole barley. s5cG
si05 cwt; wheat slal18 car.
Wholesale Produce Prices.
Negetabies-AsparaEus &C. green
onions. &c duz tunrhes tumips 500
goo dor buncbes h1fh0use lettuce
gee. tomatoes Sz150g crate. rhu-
barb. siz5 crate. caui.flower $3.50
doz. cucaubtes g. 81 toz. potatoes
sl75 cWts new potatoes. $3.50 cut;
aoets. $50 cHt. Walla Walla beefs.
acc don huuches. carrots 40r doz W
-. beans. lGc lb- radlshes 300 CSC
dor. stfasberrfes. g -gs Hood Rivers.
g. crate. parsley go 5ac doz. green
gooseberr5es, s25o92 crate. pine
apples. So 25doz hofbed iet1uce.
12i4c ID. snake river cherries. g. 50
g crate: peaches. sza225 q box. Eprt
cots. s2.50 a boa.
Oranges coo aT5. according 20
size; Seeding oranges. 8z75as case.
lemons. fancy sC075o case Calf
urula cantaioups. f250G35a crate:
grape f-uit s3b8dt. dried fgs 90
ser. lelb box. fEs 90 bulk 7c o.;
black ngs. I0Ih packages. sec. golden
Gates. &c: bananas. g. 7502 e bunch.
raisins. fancy. I2d1ac. raislns. bulE.
zoe u. entrants 1874 % cherries 81
a. bon: pine apples. t2a4
Butter and ErRs-Iocal eRRs. case.
80. best creamery butter. &c 10
Columbia Creamery butter. CSC 10.
cheese. Cwins. lie ~ Wisconsin loaf
Swiss lkc D.: hmhurrer bricks. isc
-; cream hriek. Zoe 10. Wisconsin
twins. lse 10. TIIlamook. TIC
Potatoes. 81 g cwt
suEar-ss.ss per leo ms: beet. se2s
Seeo-Red clover. $3.50. choice;
sie.ses Kentucky bluegrass. glTale
cwt: fimothy. sg6s50 cwt: white
clover. az: alfalfa SIS; Kentucy blue
Erasa. t10
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
FINE ARTS FOR NATION.
Movement for = Great Department Of
the Capital.

New York-The development Of art
IN the United States Is forecasred In
a movement which has begun through
out the country for the establishment
81 Washington q national depart
ment OF fne arts. the head q which
shall be- q member q the cabinet
Plans FOR the national department Of
fine arts. which have just become
public include the establishment q
an athaueum. which shall have con
troll over g school ~ arts. and a con
servaf0Ty ~ music and the erection
~ arr galleries by the government IN
maug cities throughout TIRE country.
Five large colleges are bellnd the
movement. which IS being directed by
several leading architects in the
United States. Senator NeWlands ~
Nevada. Il is said. all bring up a
hII for the establishment ~ an art de-
paremeut az the next session 81 con
aress IL those who are interested Ia
the nne arts movement believe that
the time is ripe fer seeking congres-
sional action
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
POPuled Fence
g. a<z


Three new stamps have tuss been -
sued IN Holland. 1boAe vho stlck them
On their letters pay double postage. half
the value going 10 ths sfass and half %
anti tuberculosis work-
Several BIC nuggets Of gold have re
gently been discovered ~ Poasidor
Rush. near Taraguella. Australia I've
were uneartbed weighing. respectively,
S7s ounrs1 and gGT ouBcc&
A staircase las bs-rB invented which
plays tunes as Il Is walked up and down
upon. A series ~ pins - pressed hy
fle feet and plays gDngs and drums
whlls 0tiEers are conns--ted win coilap-
sIble ehaml-ers. which bios various IN
strumeutA
The latest building material = called
kreGnits and IL l@lng made IN -
Petersburg. II Is = compound OF poN
dered clay. sand and 1ourspar melted
together At . high temperature The
molten mass can - nodded iiks irUu
into any desired SHAPE.
TIE height - the lostiess known
mountain ga the world. Mount Everesi
IN thu Hlmnlasas. has long stood ~
the school g. rnpi.bss e &atsG feet
Receuf c8mpu atious from the survey
~ Captain Wu1d 81 fhe surTeg ~ Ia.
aia reduce this estimate = 1s.5so feet
other high HimalagHn peaks cou,s
down proportlouafeig But theae ~
suit are not regarded a. nnnl and 4 j.
thought that when esrealn factors have
lss,.n allowed for. the estimate q Mouni
Everests height may - increass-i
above 2aooO fset Instead q being d
mlnlshsd hesop g.
Suecessful expegim@ats IN sending tel
epboa.s messages by Slreless electric
waves over q aistanoe - forty k5lO-
meters nearly twenty-five nIiieK. were
made recently - Professor SlAhy. The
messages were transmitted between
Berlin and NaBsn. and Rr0fes~sF siaby
says that no approach 70 - great q
distance has ever before been tired
Wor1s and neufsm9es were @eut aDd ~
peated back with great disflnctness-
The sucoess - ths sxpsrimeufs Il
sscrgl--a . the Isolation - tlse micro
phones and % the Camping auf - all
foreign vibrations Further expert
ments are swaifed With much Interest
There are few places where the aut0-
mobile IL more indisE@nszhie fer every.
day business than IN South Arrfca. TIE
humber IN uss Il ooassautly isereaslax
They are particularly vaiaahis IN tie
uiniaz districts. where enxineers and
sflc~FN % fhe companies employ them
in running long dissaasce~. 4 - sid q
- q daily 0ceurTeDee Tor q mining en-
Kineer % ststt. In bis sut1notlls. q
mine forty or efsy niles from h.s 0fses.
and return the sane day. TIE earn
have % - srroaE AT sultee for hard
knocka. as vel 40 fer steep hiil-ciinb-
ING The cry climate prxxenss III use
- WOOD for vsoeering. box-work and
nftinzx. ed alaniuau = Used instsad
S~twifhntandinE h1lia boai1srs ard
Esiliss. tiss rraskiezs wastes are ofss1
prsf@rred - roadA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

The list o. the kings birthday hon
ors. that usually are conferred As a
reward 81 political and civil service. is
more interesting than usual this year
because q the recognition accorded
art. science and literature Four new
peers have been named hy the king
Sir James Ribbon. the former lord
mayor Of Leeds: Sir James Blyth. who
has devoted his wealth 20 the cam
pairn against tuberculosis Samuel
Montague and Alexander PeckoEer.
the two latter being bankers
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
ME~ DEFENSE Fos CAME
Psychic Epilepsy Is the Unique
Plea.

Psychic Epilepsy Is the Unique
Plea.
DR. Elmore +. Elliott OF NeW York
has ESCAPED the meshes 81 the law
through q unique plea He had been
arrested for brutality assaultinE with
out pruyocation. a man and his wife
On the public street Psychic epilepsy
defined as acute epilepsy. without any
external manifestations vas the d..
Tense successfully offered.
Dr Elliott In his OWE behalf. testi-
hed that be had been subject "a at
tacks of psychic epilepsy since child
hood. and thar during these attacks
be had no knowledge ~ hts acts or
recollection % them upon recovery.
Medical testimony was offered %
sustain this plea. and the prisoner was
discharged.
Lawyers who heard the defense and
members ~ the district attorney g
stan continued 90 discuss DIR Elliott's
strange statement long after the ply.
stefan had left court They agreed
that Us scope nas practically limitless
and asserted thar psychic epilepsy
would undoubtedly prove q successful
defense even for murder.
ia b. the best defense / ever heard
and the best defense r. the world
said Assistant District Attorney Turn
buI No man could D. held aocoant
able for any acf 81 81 could b. shown
De suffered FROM this strange disease p
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

The theForghfars Nhien ca ho4z
sbe sAorsesf name q any - Laassz =
y M@wG n IL loesiiu e Rsssnrs
Pars. II = ths only sarTixing -aisss'
bes- asrees-L g. streets w1soes nAmss
~sre Simply a lsetar 90 IT, aiph@ss1
souns yemrs ase nsaFly every isfssr -
shs ALPHABET gave II nams 70 tAsF
euxhsars. ut . Msws = Ehs go -
wblcA hms nst Aad - n@zs isasfem~
s-a,-Tst Era
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

Refusing \ oash oHer q SIS eae
made ~ Montana Copper people. John
cunningham shears sheep Cor q grub
stake and oontinues a. work alone on
his claims He holds out Tor s9s0 oae
for his property. HIS claims he in the
heart % the Copper mountain district
and comprise leo acres. and contain
some q the biggest bodies ~ copper IN
the district. One vein q copper which
h cat square ACROSS b. q canyon in
the hills b not less than - feet in
width. and there are a. least ave mar.
rDwer veins across the grounds Sew
en- years hgo John Cunningham locat-
ed these claims. Since that time he
has sheAred sheep for q feN months tn
the summer and has worked on TIE
claims the balance q the year with the
money earned through shearing sheep
C0neonuliy. Wash.-John NJ Went.
worth ~ LOOMS has unearthea what
Is regarded as a promising guild mine
The mine Is located in the Horse
Spring cOulee. about seven miles east
of Loomis. in q mineral producing
country. Wentworth has an option on
the properly and Is making arrange.
ments 20 develop b a. once
Burke Idaho.--Another car - gold
and anthony ore has been shipped by
the Stanley mine here 20 the White
Metal company ~ Granite City. ul
The ore tn this car assayed an aver.
age Of $3.50 in gold and about so0 per
cent antimony II il said that the
White Metal company has agreed "a
pay the Stanley people rs cents q
pound for the ore IS d is placed on
board the car az this town
/ A contract closed with the Canadian
Pacific Railway company for IT'S en-
tire output Of coal. the international
Coal & Coke company Of Coleman. Al
berta, is preparing 10 Increase it's force
OF men which sill double the output
Of the mines
A new company has taken a bond %
the old North Star mine on Pollock
mountain near Council. Idaho. and
viii begin development work on th'
property.
/ WorEmen on the Belnoat mine. own
led by Cocar a'Alene. Idaho oud Boise
Idaho. meA. Lioke into a Hind lead OF
the mine near Cambridge Idaho. sev
Ieral DAYS ego the strike showing rlcl
lsilver-le7d values
/ Following THE strike - Gre al m
! Montsna--ilan, ard property at Mullan
Idaho. q few GAYS ago. tl- manage
imeut u the nil ls pregauuF 20 eric
a @4o-ton mill and TO increase ifi
force Il men. A surveyor Is ar "a.
lfraperty 90 establish q starting poin
Yer q raise 60 the secon level
A strike was made In the GTea
Western mine near Murray. Idaho 1
few days ago which shows two an.
onehah feet Of galena- one-haf o
which is considered q Shipping grade
THE discovery was made In a shat
lwhich the company Lad sunk about ].
feet The l0o-foCt tunnel had beei
started but had missed the vein. an
a shaft vas thel aalG. when the or
vas encuuntered.
Grant Childers Wis killed and BE
Hal. was seriously injured By a recen
lesTlosion in the Mono mine. 10 mile
nor, Invest N Yreka- Cal. Childers ant
HAL. who belonged 20 the second shift
LEI the mine. accidentally drilled int
the blast that had been set by a pre-
ceding shift. and which had failed q
eXplOde.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
80. &C., on h.eslean Inc.

ImulErafion ofnclals a. san Antonio
Texas. have resolved information that
fhere are 4ooo japanese 10 Mexico
awaiting a chance to sip into the
Uniged states The news concs from
ne eonEFaction camps beioE Tuxpa.
uom. On the ManEaniIio ertsnEion q
ne Meziean Csntr4l railroad
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

Arbitration IA again under way IN
fks agtt between the Western Uuiun
Telegraph company and the Conner
cal TeiexraphsTH uninn a. TIE resllt
- 3 TisIt 90 Sew Tork recently ~
CumziszzoneT - Labor Nelil. reprasen-
szfiss a. Tsreslasnt Roosevelt. II e. -
fort - brsng asouf peace
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

Paris-The chamber q deputies b.
a decisive majority of izo. after a. ex-
citing debate. voted confidence IA the
governments policy regarding TIE
UinezToWers' movement Premier
Clemenceau's victory was more de-
cisive than his most aren't fTssnda
had expeeted.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

Hubert Heuek. tire theatrical ran.
aEer. died recently at his home 10 Gin.
eiunafL AGED . years. He vas one a
The orlginators Of the idea of circuit
bookings u ATTRACTIONS, and Is respon'
sIble for The Empire circuit In the bur.
lssQue field.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
COOLEST JUNE KNOWN ~ EAST
Weather Bureau Tells q Frigie3ty
Elons TIRE Atlantic Coast

Washington JulF 1.-The weather
bureau announce that the month
just closed was the coolest June 90
record Ga Washington. D. C. ln the last
- years. and that THE same IS prob
ably true - New Eneiah3. The middle
Atlantic states and the lower lake re-
gion. In other parts ~ the United
States the temperature were also low
- than usual The bureaus oalcial
statement says in explanation
As ia previous Junes the distflbu-
ton - atmospheric pressure over she
Canadian maritime provinces and me
north Atlantic states vas such a. 10
cause proclamation q ocean winds
ia northeastern regions
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
NEW YORK
IN BADFIX
No ONE TO REMOVE THE
GARBAGE, ETC.
CRIVERs OF tcE WAGONS AND
GARBAGE COLLECTORS ON
STRIKE.

NeN York City a. experiencing an
impressive Demonstration as 10 shat
extent the comfort OF the millions Is
dependent upon the handful. compare
lively. Of citizens ordinarily engaged
TIA collecting garbage and Delivering
ice Two thousand garbage collectors
and an equal number II See wagon
drivers are On strike ana the city Is
h. peril ~ an epidemic q disease
The carriage situation is the more
serious and unless speedily remedied
the possibility Of evil Is startling
Nearly T55 carts are required 60 re-
move each days accumulation. and the
Werk Is SIX days bshiRd
The chief diflcuity encountered by
the health department is that the men
" no work for wages cannot honorably
take the places Of strikers Three
dollars a day and permanent employ.
ment Is offered, but has attracted few.
Efforts 20 get men from other cities
have nov been made and recruits are
promised from Philadelphia
The healt- department took hold
late Friday and since has used its
police powers vigorously and its emer.
gency fund 81 SIS coo without stint. but
- far has been unable 10 meet condf
tions efectually.
The officials Of the board q health
intimated that private citizens would
be doing public duty II they became
garbage collectors. The mayor has de
clared that the law does not permit
dealing with civil service employees
Who are on strike, and the street
cleaning department has refused q
formally entertain the demands 81 the
men u Was iutimated that a settle
ment might be arranged legally.
Demands Of the Men.
The men hole 60 their original de.
mands. the most important q which
are.
That 4s hours constitute q week Z
work and that overtime be PAID al the
rafe q Is cents per hour.
THAT no hnes he imposed without
the opportunity for a hearing
5-That q system Of snspeusioH be
practiced instead q fines.
Monday the situation grew hourly
worse. What work was done was In
the vicinity o. Chinatown. on the eas'
side Meantime the waste accumu
lated II other streets. In places ~
fuse was piled high and elsewhere
sfrewn from curb 20 curb. Unable Il
do better. the health squa..s soattere.
disinfectants through miles ~ high
WAYS hoping 10 hold In check diseass
breading germs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
POVERTY VERSUS EluH SOCIAL srsxDna

] ussa b believe vifh ~ sEauss hn.rs 60
al my sorisi Aacks wpre ane q posprss. 4 ua~1s
a"<A 81 aua peos'is sitting plsctaly - H. -
orels q sozas mysisraoaa rang q ssmmauxly hnn
% and charming peopss aaa woaaer - znes
ngh, thsy were Furnished wifh rs unemn. u
hsFlng . good tina
II . very cay fer Poor peapse O. imaEsns shst
they are sighasc oT treafed win srnnt ronsssern-
uon On ancounf e tier poverty, heuanss 4 a
often the cmme
SoaA~n sta costume -fakNa up- fraz a
ed eiaek skiEt and homemade lace waAss wafh
The SFoas kind % sas~s~s h 4 aads q quifs nsf.
Wrai literally 10 h~iisFe that her laek q prop~r
cosfuass ard means q entertaining 10 shs rs.~s.
faT her asang tag sail- In the circle % uhsrh
ale bssonEs ~ birth and brinnng NJ But 4
h not always 50 She may be ne@alewssy cas-.
castle and proud. o. shs may b. Halfconaelous
aud souchy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
Arlzana Ts~n Rurnea.

Fsrs has burned ie9 buildings lH Bss-
bee. Arixans. Including 20 boarding
ana fedRinE houses he IRE stared
from q gasoline explosion Tae los t.
estimated az 500 euo ah0n1 e. per
rnrf q HHfch i insured
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

The business and main residence
sections & Coal Greek. Colorado were
wiped out By IRE which began safur-
dav afternoon. A Conservative esti-
mate q losses Is from fzo8 COS 90 fz5o-.
600
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ne lo1Eshoremen on the docks o,
ne Cunard lina steamers struck when
TIE DEbFaa- from Liverpool. docked
In NsE Nork. The men demandea 81
cents an houF for sanday work. Which
Eaa promptly refused.
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Today there - wanting h BraKii
whzs tts sor.d ealls Ansricaa eater
pTises our iunaens~ = szzrcslg fesE n
ne. aays the Keassr. Ne ~ lscS
ma<ixnA s4Wing macaineA. p4s-4 ia
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

Tha4 love Is sweet thss s~eefly liFes
when The skles are cleaaiezz That
levs = wreaf hat ereafIy loxez unlzsf
ths rrRt1z stnn1-
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Pc cssgnA- Ezs~'e - ~ -
wffs eelsbraas yDur weezszA seaezH
yeSfiaayf
IN yohnsnn--0h 80 ~ ns - -
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Pur1smouth. X. H--5une sn---EaTfh
1remnHnes thzf shsak h8usea peroep-
tihiy - Intervals uere fslt heEe Sat
tsTdzy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06

When = mnn remains fhruashoaf Ar
fnterzainuent Wffk MS Overcast On.
II r. one aiEn he asesn1 affsEd sch
a eatertasnmezt xsry oEsen-