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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-24
LIFE SAVED BY QUICK WIT.
Messenger Boy Was Accidentally
Locked In steel Vault.

Pueblo, Colo.-A knowledge of the
rudiments of telegraphy saved the
life of George Sturat, messenger
boy employed in the Minnequa Office
building, who was accidentally locked
in a steel vault. Sturat tapped a
wire running along the ceiling and
with an extra instrument which he
found in the vault communicated with
the operator in the office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-24
CAR JUMPED TRACK.
Innocent Babe is Victim of Street
Car Strike.

Evansville, Ind.-A street car
jumped the track at Eighth and Wal.
nut streets Friday afternoon, dashins
into building and wrecking the en-
tire front. Two men suffered frac
tured skulls and a baby was fatally
hurt. The accident occurred as the
result of fight upon the car between
union sympathizer and the non
union motorman.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-24

Women don false hair and put on
rouge under the impression the de-
ceit will not be noticed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
ACKNOWLEDGES IT'S ERROR

Golfers National weekiy Mas is aSaa takes
question OF Tainted
unvittnsy February
newspaper the o. predatory corporations
Golfers prints the
any By woH SMITH
Washington. c. fs~ days
papers Washington letter
plain corporations having und
regularly regularly
basket"
This person
ssts dope newspapers
rnuay ofssrng b. free
paper matsr character
an szpsrisnoed their efforts sending
out matter BY wire BY which
offer TO psy liberal rates"
In regarding the Seattle star Golfers
weekly has q ls readers
TIE public generally
So far as the star vas
endo pubshd Golfers did little harm The people Of Seattle
knew TOO engaged IN the business
a, prlnting Tainted predatory
The harm from the widespread publicity given
10 Golfers vhen distributed through many
states 10 flly hair million readers
A the star weeks Golfers
on February printed alleged st Of the IN the
gst.ed states furnished by William Wolff
smith from and included THIS paper IN the t
A the star line Of smiths news matter
,,or,sdsts retracton requested
golfers Wee Investigated tho subject found that
-. seattle star and thereupon did the
cav Trims possible the circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

however. hope Here bit OF al.
vice that will go u a y IA any that paid for
THE ONLY TO SUCCEED II 70 ne SUCCESSFUL
noesnt very profound does IT. Il isn't It's about
a. mple a. ANYTHING that has printed and at frat
appear idiotle
y a in H. The who succeeds h the man
termination minute undertaking.
activity The uceess mans life made up OF
myriad OF
little Of days work get by YOU Win
yourself best on IT, You are
heavily yourself the habit Of letting
the little thinsa slide. prepaing for an" million
trcatises on low n be successful viii not help you
The trouble Of as that We are 80 busy trying
the future that cant see the chances
little under
Heaven reached single bound aud neither Is sue
css. THE ONLY WAY TO SUCCEED IS TO he SUCCESSFUL
thinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

yin II set. stand or ait whichever
II correct
IN 50 look and tell yeu rtsht
awav
oh. I hadn't considered that
IN q moment MrH. Doves dove vas
IN the parlor The next moment
Lemuol had ioincd her there To
Eeiher they looked about stimuli.
tansously they absorbed = hard. ia.
duratsd fact Il vas VERIFIED ~ the
usa 81 tape measure There
wasn't room for piano on either
side 81 the radiator. there WASH T
room for a plano between the win
dowa nor on either side Of them
there wasn't room for piano
against the sail IN which vas the
entrance because that space was
fully occupied by a massive piece
% paflor furniture purchased -.
peclally for that spoi that there
wasn't room Tor piano on the re-
naming aide of the apartment. he
cause ~ VAS used up hy an arch
leading into the dining room There
wasn't room for n piano except In
the middle Of the floor and that
f. absurd
The puvrvdoses snme day Vtll
realize their dream 81 piano. but
not at The nat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
NEW YORK FASHION LETTER

ths back and are then finishsd Nith
IaaHf aaHafe tabs
All serts ~ itttls sftk faeksts o.
those Of cloth n Jacket effects.
uffen sleeveless. a. wear over lace
bodies ere covered eli over slit
patterns ffAneA lu a1uGafAe A
lovely pink Howu had sleeveless
inHkHi 81 darker riafh Interested
soHiarhs % The same s.Aae eeut-
aeha is useH on 81 aarfs ~ Eaams
from EaaHe 90 ths heaviest cloth.
The dfssHmaHefa have revived aii
these eia fasaieHsf faHHF STYLES 90
Earnifufss Hnd lt IL emily thn even
iHe dress thaf is tnimumH fnafu scout.
afhr One IF the effective arfaHEe
msnkH la band ahaat faa esd :
hail iurhna side 90 - vertical
strips ef Aaff Heh velvet rihbon
placed about auartsF If an inch
anart The aiEs - tHa hard e fin
ishsd Nth E horizontal rou 81 aaBi.
aehs braid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

one day Rollo and his esteemed
par rent were ftroillng IN the park
contemplating the siataafy on the
pedestaia and exc that ON the PARK
benchea Referring to finely ehlA-.
elsd specimen Of the latter hollo
quoth apeculatively.
Has you wayfarer been reeum-
bent upon the bench which be oecu-
pies since last autumn Methinks
saw him there when Last We per.
ambulated this path
Not 40. Rollo." responded he
pareut and mentor The inmobile
hobo IL not putting ACROSS RIP
Van Wrinkle stunt lie is just re-
cunning where be left off lie has
just been set out again tof the sum
mer like the oleandsr plant. 70
GLADDEN. in the sunshine
Aud where has he hiberuAied.
this Trampus Amsricanuaf said
Holln
"BY the steam radiator in the sta
ton house when not by the cheer
lng glow ~ the coke ovens. OF else
on an observation brake beam on
the Georgia Central But now be
has returned again to the al freteo
20 DO classic poses representing
Leisure Eniombed IN Thought
Repoas' The Sleeping Panhandler
aud merits
why does be come hiiher 20 de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

SHw YORK. aay 1--we saris- ,
tee 81 gowus elalsn attention tais
snrink Of many fashions These
arr the gay walking costumes and
Ihs restaurant gowns of course.
thsse two styles shade inte one
smother % that a. times it is al
moss impossible 60 teli them apart
ana tns economical woman com.
hlnss ths beet features % beth ~
eas gDwn.
A heautifui brown lace ana tHf
fota arrhs 49, wafn AZ Fesiaas
rant ainnar the other Gay TIE
waist wsa a soft golden brown.
etunY lac over = ionisins hninE
Greet flowers % ain wvrs faiesa
upan q aud ssf1ss the bust ihrfs
~~re sara lovely tia pinh satin
roses AitsrnAtla9 vita roses 81 Eala
iac. Ths skirt Vas taffsts trim
maa with hands Of lace Insertion.
aii - q Eeidsu hFowu With solo
roses 80 -
Yer those who wnnt = hAutaefns
spffas sait- this ehlffon trosdc 10Th
ufH .ecsasasiiy play AZ iWpsftsnt
pafs ID Genes tn charming shades
this Ysaf and many of the HoShs
49, - heastifuiiy smbfniaefsa az
70 Ne real dreams IN arsssmaAinE
rha fascrits spftas sRitiuEs e.
$50 street are the checks ana platee
usxes 20 uith ether mat~FiHis
themeh tass- are some Nsrf smart
piAl4 suits made - with SKIRT aHa
ktan effects ous terf nret piela
Is uaaas Of roush fitk in two shsass
% Hswsn ana white. Ths SKIRT u
asFaNa AS HfFaaaf
mffh greer ella. While the Etan
yackst 10 borssFsa wita a tiuy ffill
% green sta
reautif4i ttnrsrfs salts are vein
wifh these hfiiiiAat rough piala
+ aiIk suts Black ssiliaE mas Be
a raat@gial that - skffsmslF uslf.
piain Yelling harsh and unYttldihF
smd - In fact. fathsf iiss 80 ela
fashioned arensdins wifN anB hard
ngs there are manr different Neil-
: iuas. some eft IN fiaish and some
Wits a Iafut DESIGN thFaggh thams
others haze q aatin finish. aua these
ars eharminKlF made up. with soft
ffntahsd taffetAs Or with satin.
Ths skift L. trimmed more ~ issa
rlahafatsir slth ths slik Or satin
anf fhs larkst 10 made entirely %
IT, TO keep uF the design - that
ftha enat wiii not laok iike aepaf-
At Esrmsnt there should - some
"a lhp yelling IN the Jacket itfslf. tu
f thr sleeves. V go desired eai after
80 the Iafkrts thai taFf the slreFru
- made fhat they seem 60 b. Simply
sars % thc shoulders that egtfaa
40 fhe elbows ard are short. with
trEaInNn hrnsafh. arc ~ Tar tire
ansaffsaf ant 5noft effective.
fHesr ere finished wiih marrow
ffttfle ruebtnEH. ~ even hreaa rHeb
loss ara e should BE- observed that
tha ruchings are far softer than
braid
often these Jackets look almost
tka nchus Hith sleeves. for they
nae 90 many folds that efoss 81
/ lust the same way ~ the front aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

rAh said Mr. Doveydove taking
two Jumps 81 sugar We all hear
more Of Miss Tempos hot stuff
plano playing across the street.
now that the weather 10 warmer
and the windows will be open
Yes. I like 10 bear her play be
cause ahe plays 30 well and IL riEht
np 20 date With all her music. ~.
plied his wife. nihhling AZ a pickle.
You don't admire Il az much a.
I Used 20 admire your PLAYING b
fore Ne we're married. said Nr ID
GallantlY. although he meant II.
4 pish ! had mothers piano
here this minute" said hia vife
signing You don't knov hos J
mins Ii sometimes OF course. !
couldn't take Il With the. a. y
wasn't mlne
sYoun get a piano. ssld Dewey.
dove with an earnest shake % tho
head. You'll get " set
I could get u hght away "
you'd allow me 20 take " on easy
paymsuta. Lsmuel. said Mrs
Doveyd0Ys.
why. ! hadn't thought o. that. 7
sald her husband. and he listened
atfentiveiy 20 her recital 81 how
little down aud how little q seek
uill meet the cost Of an inatallmont
piano. -.
WHY. 20 right Ahead. Jeanette.
he said co riKhf ahead and get
the piano / think Ne can come
across with enough each week 20
keep them from ynnking II back
10 me store Where sill You put
III
In the parlor ~ course
sure 7 didn't think you'd keep
a. a, Tho kffcbcu mean where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

~" asked Rollo inqulrinKly no !.
say inqulaitivsly. y
He Is looking Tor vort -,
Rollos father eniematleally.
Well. | notice he mas s,s,lo...
himself where be- can zee I, Co..
a long way OF retortsa Rolla ~
like that =
But who would have though i !
Roli09
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
i!iiii

Ard sns world IL Fui. OF dummies
Mo~t oS n ia or another We Shese
~hxt No srs taught told We as We are IN
s,r.ed We 90 and work and I've and sh.
ana ce and hundreds Of thousands "
other snd
one ter soldier makes no difference 20
him q CONTENT 20 - 10Y soldier Il mas never 49,
10 hin DIFFERENT The Souls Of All 'hse s
soldiers Be like peas pod
BUT EVERY GREAT THE WORLD EVER kNEW HAD
AN OPINION A SOUL PERSONALITY or MS OWN AND
KNEW THAT NE HAD IT.
That was what aim GREAT.
= -. :,
limitation Emerson and he addt ood VIII
nc, have His work made BY EDWARDS"
You SEE lie i not preaching anarehy. ~
does not tradition aud eu~o1
and usage He Ia q an kSo q
MYSELF. and hat that Ego Is DIFFERENT from All the
other has capabilities and powers
and potentlAnss other that ever III
possess And and degree thai Ee are
MENTAL and ~ Esus souls
personalities lack o. USE aud that ~hen
s t.ll TO think and sss ny OURSELVES OURSELVES
are EDWARDS BY through whom The wonderful
Of God be manifest
toy understand all ths soud be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
Specials for Saturd,,

Here is q bunch Of as..,
that Will certainly tsmps sss,
pocket book We b..ls~s
starting the month rtsat, sne !.
biz riHht cat from tlis shesls.,
~ AL trusts o. romtlnss g.
y0u refuse thsss tsnpsls,
baftsf
Ponds Estraet Soar. r.xs.+
1ge. saturday enfr Id.
futieufs soap, regular
Saturday only .-... IL.
Psnns Antiaspfic esap h.''..
than cutscuFa ard coats -.
cakes for 44... 81
Armours Fairskis soso
tefmiik. Oatmeal. Hss.s
0l8eefins ard Caaumkas Z
bic value IN soap lsf ia.
money Try = Ion eatsras,
8 eahss Of Fins re.ls; s..ils :
regular tee VALVE. ssief91,
Williams Ehssins gsas ~
Lar ice per caks. sssaglss
3 3 a.. =
Ptuauds Aariany Pace po.1s,
regular soc Hat4ftar -.
fThia powder y sausi h n.
beet Preach Or douiestit -
der. and. once tried. vii ssf~
BE- deserted
WiiisAFns Turkish Rash ss<-
per cake 44...4 4.
Pinaads Tau 10 oalnins. AZ
size. Saturday - "A.
Ponds Extract TAleurn -
DER regular lie. Esfxrsssl
NhtN HEsssfHs s4sas4|s4s ~
Pears Inscented Rosp.
cake .4s.s 4
Dr. Graves Tooth pax<'s
regular 1ke. saturday e.
- -ssss - s..s III
Listers Tooth Powder ~
Enn vine made after a. Ia
iish formula. per toltif =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
rHgVag A. IN NOW.

Lodge IL IN the bsauty ooutset.
That neceanartiY closes a.
There Waa 4 time whsn people
might not have known wbo LadEe
vas That was 81 the DAYS when
he vas r. c. Ledge Later be
entered politics ard sacame g@n.
orally known ~ Henry G Lodge
Hts naxt atep was 10 HenrY Cabot
Lodge. and then he began 60 write
hisfaYy. After that he wae Cabot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
OLD SHAKESPEARE WAS A BASE BALL FAN!
~, srtAnr uAcirAN.

There doesn't seem 90 De any
douh, that when the straiford on
the. Avon team went up against the
Queen Elizabeth West Hiders. back
In ibae. nuly shakespeare was
the original old Man Pan from
ranyius J-st hston ia him talk
baseball
The base IL right tramins Of
what an arm he has tcoriq.
Now you strike IKE the blind
man tMueh Adol
out. say tNag BETH
will he short (itamlef1
lIs knows the game. ek. ttenrY
Vi
on. hateful error ftulinH Caesar ,
Thea ranst not hit 81 Hit Il hit
IL Us0Nee Labor Lost
vii so root Richard 10
Ifs viii steal ale CANS We'll
That Euds Weii1
ist ,hs world Slide. tTsmius Of
tho HhFewt
afanteuul
pardon me n I speak like cap
tatu. lT1mau % AthsuH.l
would Nive a thousand pounds
n could run a. fast 40 thou
ranst * iteafF W
The play. remember, pleased
not lhe Milton liiamlef1
ThsF cannot sit at ease on ths
old bench Hnmso and Juliet
Ipon such sacrifices tie GODS
themselves throw Incense th
Leaf
our forsfatherH hAd 10 other
books but the score and the tally
tx Henry vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Il Is not a. a senator OF - a
statesman that Lodge "a mOnt In
tsfuatiag AZ this moment II IL AZ
q contestant In tho beauty contest.
Some uen arr known b. theif
deedA I.odEe Il known BY his
whtskers There u not space
enough IN am hswspaper 70 dc
scribe their beauty Sufficient u
d to a. that when the beauty con
teas Judges ass them The contest
xAa closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
THE TOY SOLDIER AND HIS SOUL
Herr row OF wooden toy soldiers

u.r. "a a row OF wooden soldiers
y,s oh.erye that they al alike They ot the same
A,A ha same breadth weight They all OF exact
4 ,A same pattern should b. mixed up you could not
tell one fpm another
They wear the clothes They stand the same way
Te.v look In the direction They e the same things
Even their alike
Ana n they had any OPINIONS THEIR SOULS their
PERSONALITIES would be the sane
Am. they have neither OPINION SOFT nor FEitSoN-
rrv Tnsv are merely he set and knocked
Gown again and SPRAYING their ees while the world
They are only DUMMIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

Lodge Then Preslden, Roosevelt
adopted him and he became LodRe.
Ledge huff nea Who does not
know Who Lodge isf
Lodge iH statesman. therefore
member Of the United States
asnata~or a member Of the United
states senate aud therefore a
WtafrAmMn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04


eramina Of
pAipabts
aensnen at feanaf
ThsY aaYhtnsi -
l. - =
plate - device tcs mhsline1
a HE pension % thousands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
HOW TO SUCCEED

limos, every periodical ppb bed borders n The
limited saa Of firms Wnieh offer 70 i'm
mart information % young 80 10 how succeed"
There may Of merit IN the Advertisements and
IN the methods give those Who
learn from those who advertise
Those who have invest 10 learn these secrets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

H.Alfh ufaccf shisier called At
tho News office thia week and sag
gesfsa that ws call The atteniion
Of our eiti zann 10 the need af .
general cleaninK 90 -oak~ood,
o.. News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
iors itta Third ave have eight
uew tables and the only hxio pool
table Ia seattle 4 place for gen
tfaHen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

King CnuiaioncoFn. Of Slam 10
coming 10 shla coantrF Tho kinx =
name smgEvsts that season Narn
you eat Il on the cob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

A New York man atolr teo 90
ara hid Il N bis rnattresa Must
have felt when be vent 10 bed that
Ne had pretty good bAeking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

VIII en- q b o a >
please tell mo WHY
women scar Noiu
thing attract az
tentlun al thee 81
mad when people
stare a. sm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
Olympic Market

outs your meat bills IN half IFS
pike At. opposits the Bon AaFehe
ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

~ Lee BAKER. dentist. zoo Eiiai
building Phone Man azsf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

To Canadian Subscribers Of +,
. the Seattle Daily Star.
= A. the postal laws % Can I
ada have been revised. to 90 I
= into effect May 8. 1907, which I
. Increases the cost Of postage I
. on ali papers 20 one cent for
= each four ounces. the price of I
. the Seattle Daily Star IN Can. I
= ada after that date. May 8, !
4 1907. will be 90 cents = month, I
. f2.B5 for sis months. ard ss.i5 I
. Der year IN advance, including Z
= postage prepaid. I
Il ! /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Have you read about these high
prices a, the Jamestown esposi
ton"
"Y~a. and say. IL Isn't any wonder
that John smiths men nearly
starved "a death. IL Uf
Geo. Gould SAYS the railroads are
having trouble 60 borrow money
You cant arouse enybodys sym.
patty that way. George Every body
else has had that same trouble for
years
on. Listen 10 Geo. Aasl
Wedding bells are atlli ringing In
our vicinity Mr. Lewis Johnson and
Miss Lula prinnon jumped the
hFoomntick Friday night = N~w
Hope correspondence sneedyllie
tTenn.l Times.
An Atlanta payer aays one song
bird singing IN the trves beats 50
poets whlhtiing At The piow. Any
say. that suggests something that
could be done 10 the poets.
First call Tor the sea serpent
story
sxOa0 from JOse MIaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

The modern way the SAFE way 10 ears
money when travelling Is to leave Il right here
ia the Scandinavian American Bank.
How can you both carry and leave Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09
JURY
Judge Winchester Decides
That the Request for a
Grand Jury is Legal
Issues Order to Clerk of
Court to Draw Is Names
For This Body

After having the matter under con-.
sideration for two or three days and
having looked into the legality of the
petition and as to the sufficiency OF
the names thereon Judge Winchester
Wednesday afternoon ordered Clerk
of Court A. w. Cook to draw 23 names
from the jury box of persons to serve
on a grand jury to sit during the May
term of court, which begins May 81.
There were 1889 votes cast at the
last election for governor, therefore
the I'll names upon the petition are
more than sufficient, ten per cent of
the number of votes cast for governor
at the last election being necessary.
The law provides that in cases
where both a grand and petit jury
are called the first % names drawn
shall be the grand jury. A short
time ago so names were drawn for
petit jurors and many supposed the
first % names in this list would con-
stitute the grand jury, but there
seems to be no law for this where the
juries are drawn separately, so the
new drawing has been ordered.
Section SIG of the revised codes of
1905 provides as follows: f@ 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09
june CARNIVAL
COMMERCIAL CLUB CLOSES CON-
TRACT WITH CASH CARNIVAL
CO. FOR WEEK OF FUN
AN ENTIRE WEEK IN JUNE WILL
I. BE GIVEN OVER TO STREET
CARNIVAL

Wednesday afternoon the directors
of the Commercial club closed a con-
tract with the T.. I. Cash Carnival
company for a week of attractions be-
ginning June Is. The Cash COM
pany's show Of last year was SO salts
factory that it was decided to have
another week of fun next month.
While the carnival will be pretty
much on the same order as last year.
the attractions will be different, bet
ter, larger and more numerous. The
festival last year was greatly en-
joyed by most of the people and re-
suited in bringing a great many peo-
pie to the city, Notwithstanding the
fact that many Fourth of July picnics
and celebrations were held elsewhere
in the county. s=....
The date Of the festivities is such
that all the countryside can manage
to come to the city for day or two
of sport and relaxation from the daily
grind of life, and it is predicted the
coming event will be twice as largely
attended as last year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09
Notice Of Special City Election.

Notice is hereby given that a
special city election will be held in
the Fifth ward Of the city Of Bis
marck, North Dakota, on Tuesday,
the fourth day of June, A. D. 1907,
for the purpose Of electing an alder
man as successor to Alderman Frank
j.. Mccormick, of said ward, re-
signed. II
The city council has designated the
city hall, on Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets, as the
polling place for said special cleo
tion.s :.
The polls will be opened at eight
o'clock a. m. and will remain open
continuously until five o'clock p. m.
Dated May s, 1907.
f. q. YOUNG, =,
:s5 81 ..s City Auditor {
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO

y ~57g z - -
]. D. Phelan was down from Dickin-
son yesterday. s
Jim Marshall was down town yes
terday for the first time in three
months having been laid up with a
lung trouble, OF which he is now fair
" recovered.
Judge Winchester and Recorder
schnepper returned yesterday from
Linton.
DR.. Bismarck Strauss was down
from Glenullin yesterday.
AT the Grand Pacific: Chas. s.
Lane and son, Geo. Becker, B. Zeig-
Ter, Ole Sathren, VIM. Jones, r..
zeigler, Linton; Mrs. VIM. Zurich,
Mrs. 3. w, Monterey. Steele; r G.
Lochren. Miss Tobin, B. Casselman,
Mandan: Mrs. B. Biinderman, Zea-
land G, Skoglund, Linton; Theresa
Skogland, Linton; w. K. Tanner. s..
Birdsall, Jamestown; O. 3. Olson.
Fargo; Selma Swanson, Hanover;
VIM. Story. Valley city: @. G. Tur-
sner, Gladstone; L. NJ. Wallin, ". ri.
johnson. Washbnrn; Frank Glad
stone, Cooperstown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09
LARGEST EVER
SCHOOL APPoRTioNMENT MADE
WEDNESDAY, - LARGEST IN
HISTORY OF STATE

The state superintendent of public
instruction Wednesday made public
the fourth quarterly apportionmenc
of the state tuition fund, which totals
100000, making a per capita Of
$3.50, in addition to 81 per capita in
the county tuition fund, or a total of
$3.50 per pupil. =,
This is the largest apportionment
ever made for one quarter and shows
what a wealth lies in the school funds
of the state. In the course Of a few
years it is confidently predicted the
public school fund will be so large
that the schools of the state will be
self supporting. b.. Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09

=. . b. I. @ 4 , r. rI -n
Tilburn fatty contradicted the girls
testimony and as result the case
was dismissed after the court had
done a little stunt of throwing oil
upon the troubled waters, the result
of which was the marriage last night
of Mahood and the Clayton girl The
father Of the girl, who had been ar
rested on charge Of assault and bat
terry by the daughter was released as
well as Tilburn. AS far as could be
made out Of the case the basis of the
row was the hostility Of the Clayton
old folks to the attentions paid by
Mahood to Maud. All is well that
ends well. a.