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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

RESIGNS

Assistant superintendent o.
Schools Prank = Bunker has re-
signed his position 90 accept = siu-
ilar position In Los Angeles on a
four-year contract aud 3 fs0Q-a-
year Increase tn salary
Mr. Bunker before entering upon
his duties Ia his nov position en-
poets 90 make a tour through Mex
leo. and % lecture On Mexico city
SIR Bunker has been assistant su-
paTintendeut u schools % this city
since February. 1906. he vas for
merry connected with the San Fran
cisco Normal school and came 20
Seattle on the Inflated Valencia. ="
losing hts wife and two small chill
dren in that vessels wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

ember Z. 1855. after battle with
the policeman. in which Meyer was
beaten into inseusibiiity
The missing link I'm the endeavnr
70 connect she two Meyers Is Sam
Williams. who owned the stable
whore Meyer and Heating made
their rendezvous. Williams left
Chicago years ago. but the Pinker-
tons claim he has been located and
will Identify Mover
Chas. n Mover. I'm his cell In
Boise, denies absolutely the impii-
cation in the tale lie says he was
working Tor the Castle Creek Gold
Mining co. az Rockford. s d. be-
tween February (. 1855. and Janu-
AIRY 4. 1887. when the Chicago Mover
was serving time In the state pris-
on o. Illinois lie says the post.
master az Rockford will verify thh
statement that he received mail
there during that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
ON THE FRONT

The steamer Missouri sailed this
morning for Honolulu
The steamer uarda. Kosmos line.
is at Tacoma. She VIII load At
Sound ports for her return trip TO
Hamburg
The steamer Oanfa. Blue funnel
line. left Tacoma this afternoon for
the Orient and Liverpool with Soc
car loads OF freight. representing
a value OF 100000.
Steamers Spokane and Santa
Clara are due Co arrive this after
noon.
steamer Bertha arrived this
morning from the north, The trip
was uneveutful
Steamer Puebla cleared for F'ris-
co this morning and the steamer
jefferson will get away at this
evening for Alaska.
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RESULT OF
NATURAL CAUSES


date ana were pronounced ~ the
doctor 20 have been oeeastvhed
probably ~ a fall
investigation Of charges % cru
city on the part of the husband OF
the dead woman made BY The Star
today. lead e. the Information that
Mrs. Cooper had for "A long time
been addicted 20 the use o. iutasi
eants and At the time Of her death
WAS n physical wreck
During spells Of intempersnes sh~
is said 20 have informed poiiea Of
fleers and neigh bore that she had
been severely handled BY her huss
band and that bruises whieh her
body bore bad been secured IN this
way
Nsighb0fs ard others. however.
state n 10 their belief that TIE wo-
man was alone responsible for her
unfortunate condition.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

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CHICAGO. Mar Sc IRE federal
roart taasY ssnisnasa n - hs
ccsstitusas nsmbsrs - ths fufHl.
tars tfest ~ pay sem
amoantinx IN ths axwfawats 80 iti..
zee tor eaneplrarY 10 restfaia ~
trade
r.. A. uaItrsak. bead - fhs @Tru-
dsnuai clah. composed - ths fur
allure mes. uas fined ttaeeas tha
American HzatgHs company - ehis
cage. tleaaa ard fhe A e Address
company Of Chirh9n 9taAs# THO
limit Nas given each Ana AL were
roasted ffan the tHnch
The smaller epmga nies wHfn finFd
g1asa % tfsae The fHaHss de-
nuuctaItaa 20 fhr methods - the
usn involved was ulosf saathlnE
The Judge sala What t. knoEu
a. the assist BID method T. a. OH
a. the business and u IL employed
By these men II makes = victim
believe there l. honest competition
uhsn there IL rasrallY cullusluu
churches and schools In this
county have been uronEed By thssa
eOniemptlhis receptions. The asn
Who look Ike clean respectable
men have rsaorted this nasty com.
msrcial trick 20 cheat the country
congregations and school boards.
An honorable man would pre-
Ter 70 diK in the bitches a. 81 50 a
day The real offenders here are
the big companies fine them
heavily and wili fine the small fry
little because II fine them shat
they deserve g will drive them out
u business and leave the hig fel.
lows a eampiHts monopoly
All wiu be snjoinrd from euntin-
uing the illegal practices
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Is REMOVED
v. s. COMMISSIONER OF ALAS
KA ROASTED GOV. HoeGArT
AND LOSES HIs JUDICIAL 20.
sITioN.
tstsr special ssr,ies1

JUNEAU Alaska May 20 -.
United States Commiaaionar A v
r. Snyder. at Wrangel. has been
removed by Judge Wickershnm
under eahlef orders from Judge
Gunnison. Of Fairbanks. for roast.
ing Governor fiogEatt Tor sending
troops 70 Treadweil az the time ~
the strike Snyder waa given n
chance To explain but this vas not
satisfactory
Snyder la the editor of the Wran.
Eel Sentinel and bis roast vas a
Hforcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
APPOINTED INSPECTOR

The board % health today form.
allT agpoiutsd J u Cones. inapec.
tor 81 bakeries. restaurants and ho-
tells. The only other applicant for
the place vas Charles Processing
Al the same meeting II was de-
ciaed 90 notify all butcher shops
that rendering Of lard must cease.
and the health officer was instruct.
ed "a take such couree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
MAY BE
CLOSED

The seven saloons nov doing
business az South PARK viii IN all
probability have 70 close their
doors a. pay tloee each 20 the
city 81 Seattle for licenses
According 90 an opinion given
the license COMMITTEES 81 the city
council By the corporation coun'
sal.a office. these saloons. which
wrFe operating under county No.
eauaea until south Park came into
the city ~ Seattle on Nay 3. have
been running without any licenses
whatever since that date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
REGISTRATIONS
FROM FAR EAST

TIE committee on registration
for the International Convention q
Chrtattan Endsavura TO be held en-
Seattle tn July has received names
for repatriation from Japan. Aun-
tFalfa. Egypt. china and England
There is large tisf q delegates
"a ha present from Japan. lnclud-
Ing native workers The one reg.
istratian from Egypt e from cairo.
TIE registration committee viii
meet tuniEht and make known the
total number who have purchased
certificates 20 the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Deputy Sheriff sam HUH, who
guards the neiEhborhnod % Maple
Valley. has succeeded iu landing
John. Beck behind the bars Tor rob
hing hia room faste and falling TO
paY hiH debtr. Heck. a miner. was
81 work ct Franklin and left sud
denly a few days aFo without pay
ing hiH hoard bin After three
daYa search he vas located hy
Huth. In addition e. failure 90 pay
a beard BIN. 70 Re alleged that Reck
appropriated money clothes and
shoes beionEinE ta his room mate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
PREPAY METERS RECEIVED.

4 LOT Of ten cent prepay electric
meters have been received by the
city for installation In apartment
houses and residences. A cousiEn.
ment OF g5-cent meters has also
been received.
The idea Of the pre- pay electric
meter - to provide against loss to
the city from transient people occu.
pylng suites and rooms In apart.
meut houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
MINERS ORGANIZE AND
TROUBLE is EXPECTED

understood that only part Of tho
miners toined the union
Deputy sheriff bob Hodges today
wired Tor tnn extra deputies. b
llsvlnk theY wiil he needed a. Black
Diamond at once
Most 81 the miners nos working
AZ Black nlAmond we're brought IN
two OF three years ago az strike
breakers and May % them are
Foreigners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
WAPPY SAYS SHOW
is ALL RIGHT

n tie management 81 Sire war
rena rfafaasIan' which opened nt
tFe Grand opera house Iast nirht
HaH an idea tNat the Seattle police
we're HainH ~ put up the bars on
tho ptaduul1V theY were badly
mistaken thlst Of Police Wappen.
stein aatf tots morning
yes wrvt Co $50 Nrn War.
feaa Profession last uIaAf found
BE- na Hafae tlnH -uN uf these prob.
lem rIHYH that tho uuhHa have boon
rIamafIaE for - De- hsf q bit worse
than sapuho' vamhsA.t The Krcut-
per sonata or The Woman in tho
case We could not stop % with.
aut running against restraining
order. 30 nothing win be done"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
TEXTILE woRKEns HAVE
KICK oN rHE oufENTAIs.

NEW BEDFORD Mass Mar - --
The textile workers object 81 ERE
anr1lifanmE % Chinese and 1apamass
students ia the tstfiia schools. r.
a. cfairssd tat. since the orient 70
ths enir market oyer 60 American
tsxllls goods. the educ stiaa ~ orr
artais defeats the schools awu OBJ
facE No objections have been made
90 social grounds 90 far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
CAPSIZED
NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS o. LAKE
WARRINGTON DtntNe nEsrEn-
DAYS GALS

Besides ths drowning of three
stndsnta In Union hay there we're
numerous svamplues and capalf-
Ings dufluE the gale 'hai swept the
lake one YounE mau In a sail-
ina eauoe WAS prcclpIfated into thr
lake. hat rescued ly campers on
sharr. Who put Qua In a faW boat
a saiIbnaf containing flK people.
men aud women. turned ever near
DsnuYs Blaine Park. hui all hands
rlunE to the boat aud we're res
cuod
A Madison purk twn eauuea con-
tanning hoyH chpsifed but the oc-
clpanta were GOOD swimmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
LfrrlG CHILDREN LOST.

Somewhere 10 me streets q So
attic are tao children. tbn daugh.
Tor ~ Mira Cnrdnn ~ aaAG liill
al aad the son OF Abe WbltfeuberE
% aI1 + Marion af Both children
wrre reported missing IA the police
this morning Tho little girl Is
seven yeafa - as aHd the boy
La len.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
DOC SOURCE OF TERROR

a vicious bulldog causing a
uelEhbufhood controversy and
finally a complaint aud arrest
lodged lane Douherfy in She city
jail this morning upon the iuaiiga.
ton ~ Carrie ftauaeT Tho dog
was not successfully apprehendcd
Carrie. In the complaint set forth
that the dog was the source ~
nuisance. destruction and terror
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
WHITE BRIDE FOR
JAP MERCHANT

The unusual sight of a white
bride and a japanese bridegroom
was witnessed ut the liaenae window
OF County CLERK Asr - office 90.
day
Tho Interested parties we're
Takaahe Zamaro. a Iaphucac mer.
chant af Oakland. and Miss Cert.
rude FmquarHon HoYle. OF San
Francisco
The groom looked iuat az happy
aa though the bride he had chosen
was one Of tho little maidens from
the Mikbdo'E empire while tho
hrIdoIo.be hushod Just az bccom
lngly rs though her choice had
fallen on one 90 her own race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
NO CHAPLAIN
FOR THE JAIL

80 regular iaI chaplain viii be
appointed b. Sheriff smith
Though under the daciaian 81 the
superior court Judges. sheriff
smith has charge 90 the souls -
tur Inmates u the county jail. az
wslI as their bodies. ~ IL not hiH
intention 20 rrefriss This power by
appointing Iati chaplain.
De- Intends - have such religious
Manifestations RINen to The pfisauer
under Bile charge an they may ds.
aIra. or na any clergyman VINO
wishes 70 elHlt the prison on sat
u4dnv Afternoons and sundays may
aealre 90 give.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
aGcknAN oous EAST.

Victor "a neekmau. secretary o.
the Pacific Coast Lumbrrmens a..
soelsgiau. has loft for Washington.
- q. "a be- present AZ the hearing
Of the lumhnrmon against the Va.
rinua railroads ~ She northwest
before the interstate commerce
commission This month FOR tho
OPENING - tho Portland gateway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
.-..sssvs IN TIE HAYWOOD
.s sAVE ONLY THREE
,.ssnproRY CHALLENGES
,yr-slow WORK.

....t.n. reteAraph Netf tee
.e,sr taa May 20 With half
49,, 49, witnesses FOR The pfeae
- hand and both pruseeu.
-. - defense compelled TO make
.,.rx ehauangrs to remove
$500 nrt haA obnoxious Yenltes
4. thlrd week az the HaY
waraef trial BEGAN The
resk promises GO develop
..srs When tho court reeen.
~ ,,ssx the prosecution and
-. - az perrmptories left
IL rialn q both sides that
=. sss.a 10 Be ven ehary In
-, court reeoByonnd The de
s,ok up tho examination u
/ : r.e,erea. alruady accepted BY
4 .-,.eeafloa a. numoer I'VE
s.s,,e the dAy = over Judge
q ~ excise Juror orie Cole.
vAlle emlnenily satisfactory
80 saes aust retire - HE
4 ..ss.r. have flied a certificate
I. n. Aeslfh Il not such a. 70 ne
NJ sevvins
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woars eAr ,.umAs rLEsp.

VANCOUVER ~ c. Nay ~
Ths Manaka. from RydneF. fspoFia
that the North 0sFman Lloyd
steamer enmatra reeenilr called ~
The SIR Charles Hardy kfaaa ~ o..
Lands IN the South seas. aud die.
covered eannihAliHm en- n large
arnle Al thc villages were o.
siruyea. and the flnKleaaefa ~
natives Including twu women. wcrc
lmrri aauaA
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TO
FIVE YEARS

Patrick W Jennings convicted
last week 20 having tm bis posses
slan mouids and dies Tor the manu-
faefufa ~ counterfeit $50 gold
pieces sss this morning sentenced
~ judge Hanfafd 70 serve five
Ysafs at hard labor on NrNelfs
fslAna and Go pay 500 fine.
further imprisonment to follow faii-
afe 80 Pay thF fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
EGAA COMMERCIAL co. TO
DElNc0RPORATE

4 isii.ca faf be disincorpara.
ths ALASKA Coast CONNER.
q "a Sled IN che superior
9 tsaay
I sifeafa q The company are
hanpsmg president and
4iisr ard Z - Meilan. aeers
y , Efaklne and f
2 80 neubsrs ~ the board Of
~ q the 2 800 shares ~
All shares are held ~
aFsg and Efekine Au parties
l,arineat In Alaska CONNER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
NAY PAY FOR PIPE LINE
WORK WITH LIGHT BONDS

contract sns paying FOR the work
wifh the bonaa Turner hsail a
New York fiuanci-r and organizer
os the Bowling Green Trust Co. has
offered 20 take the bonds audsr
those conditions
The city engineer viii b. consult.
"a. sad mar decide 10 Feadtsftlsa
Tor bids on The new pipe line 70
Cedar river. speclfyinE that pay.
uent b. q bends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

x... snpl1yea AZ tho BLACK
- msnss a TIE Pacific Coast
-.~s rrraaisaa into = anloa
Il slskt a. ; meeting 10 the coal
"a trouble amunE TIE
-. !. lusnlnen;iy expected
80 saeeral q the leaders ~
\. - unsna we're nus put hack
- ~ fks mine managers. and
"a. A. strecsed % cal a strike
| I - rs.ly termed union. Il Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
IHG# Is BHoKEN.

James Cochran. a member Of tho
chain gang. Is In tho Wayalda hos
ultaI A load ~ dirt fell on Coch.
au while he vas an work With bis
fellow tifueaerverH and Corhraua
lar was broken a. the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
fNVAN KNEW HOW TO GET
AROUND THE LAW

NJ lnportAat feature % his
asnx's session q the Rossmaa
rzsal proceedings was the tes-
zg q G II Kstchum. oue q
mEs solicitors
tsrann safatsf that Hdssfuan
his s0llsltiHa business vas an
= tuiT when done ~ an at.
uE oai The be. R0asman. kneW
pr az araana the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
STANDS
PAT

ta1tHE idaho Naf General
Wells. - Colorado. "a given ap
HfH effHfHa e. have Steve Adams
EanfsHH Orchards confession.
Wells spent part - taat ussk On
wallace anh sew Adams = dorru
Ein8aa ara tried fa have hifu Afmit
b. $50 been FrarhsH ~ fffgnas ~
r.Ag Eaaa WHa Induced Aim 90 re-
fraaf hfa previous eaHfsaatae
AHaua declared tnat fha original
confession waa lie extracted hr
threats Ha stated farther. that
r. placed 90 ths stand ~ TIE prose-
rH8Iaa. he would sHeHH - this IN
aHan HaHff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
rosT MoHTEM OVEN HEmAINs
oF mrs. KATIE o.. COOPER
SHOWS HUSBAND WAS NOT
REsPoNsnLE.

The post mortsm sEsminHtioh
held AZ noon today BY Dr, y II
Carroll over the remains % Mfs
Kafs o. Cooper. whose death ~ her
home ~ it1s Esst Prospect 81 II
referred 90 on page ~ this Issue.
revealed the feet that the woman
had died Of paipitatiou 81 the heart.
complicated by liver trouble
Bruises found on tho w0man :
face ard shoulder we're 81 recent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
COURTS Are DENOUNCED.

Walter Thomas Mills. socialist
editor. In q speech delivered az the
Socialist temple yesterday de-
nouneed In vehement terms the 10
cal courts for granting injunctions
against striking workmen and the
unions
He stated that a cooperative
commonwealth along soclalistic
lines WAS the only remedy for er.
lstiug evils
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,s..ris star. Exclusive service

A@eAtNAg "AaHs A=AfAaAANN TSFfhNNf
CHICAGO MAY se - Another
dirty plot or the Pinkertons- Is
what the union labor men IN this
city gay OF the story sprung here
a day or two ago which aims 10
connect Chaa u Meyer. the miners
president. under accusation On Boise.
with the Chaa. II Meyer who vas
sent 60 Joliet uenitentiary from
Chicago ln lsse Tor burglary
The story Il base fabrication
Intended 60 bias judgment at the
moment the Haywood trial is begin
Ing say Meyers friends.
The Chicago Mover Of 81 years
ago operated with john Heating. an
fs.year-old boy. ia series 81 dar=
Ing hold-ups ard rohheries In the
latter part OF fssh Among hts
victims were several millionaires-
Hs and his pal we're captured Dec
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Ian aawsn. TIE bead huyer. who
~ h,.a n fAa saa1 seeking g SSH
s. K 81 8ae kaud Issue us the Sc.
II. ru.ar department. declares
kx ghu4s i ! eam6lnatioa among
- soaa buyers o. refuse TO
E.s - .ssee As e is backed ealY
4 4, ratas department.. ard not
: ~ rasraI credit o. tbs city
Bsxss eeIlsxss b can sal fhe
4 mesr tie pan % lstilnS the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
NO AerioS TAKEN.


q OLYMPIA. May % Gov
Q Mead today received a tele
q gram from tho federal state
. department.. stating that uwinE
. Co the unsettled conditions pa {
. Honduras. no action has heru I
. taken for the eHtfaalsian ~
o former Compirulief John Rip {
. llnKvf u Seattle. bee that az
q soan - any acIipu mHs takes
. the EuVuruur would BE al I
q yineA
q a
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RACE:
krxxHrNAswIxs THE nnooh-
try uAsptcAP AND FtLt-s
/ ssxx TIRE szs.aos PURSE

Nsrssw- T*iexrsph E~rvteesA
-. 1Ww FORK. Nay 80 --suRer
a Azss &. Kseess Commando
"a Il 20 - Ereoklru hNnafsap
- 1ts--aen ana dfsw fowu the
RS frlrs Nile rode the hufsa
- \ ~ xssxht waa % pounds.
1-iapa f1TAt win MurphY up al
So vs fscen3 ana NsaiuHs with
ssgsn g ct tfa. was thiga
Gar II M ams was a19 Thousands
uns9 fas FACE ard al kinds q
frl6<< nrg siaaKs4 hanaA
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aao9sssiflE AFFA1n

l sr,sprs TsisHHsph ssrttesB
t'iaHIDN Mag 90 Te#fI.
tas senate Inquiry of tho
...a affair this afternoon.
ne tsmIfez said boz saw
'sa negro soldiers armed
as street fbe rfRht Of fha
heard one Say There
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arrs - DAVIS

a arFsHsaa iiksa TIE al -
well a. q i#tkiHa Rouse thas he
kept baghnsihx the police win q
chance g. hm locked - ahA set
e good ntxhtN su9ass Judge Cor
don thta nasnlaa handed HYKeFaan
80 fars On the charas - FaEFannr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
ROAST
AND
FINES

THIRTEEN ananEss OF ruHNI-
TInE Trust err THEIRS
Fnon TIE FEDERAL iotHr
nE~Cu.
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WERE
OPEN

TACOMA. Stay 20 Seven ga.
loon men were arrested late this
afternoon for keeping their saloons
open on Sunday Tho liquor houses
ln question opened yesterday after
having kept closed for several Sun.
days
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NJ JAcoB wALDncK.

BOISE Idaho. May i1-="Oh. is
been interesting enough in spots
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tseripps TELEGRAPH ssrstrs,i
GINgHHh 81 ff NHH 90 The
EddF rHHa. uu tu1HH vent over
untI tomorrow.
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koes one II be Il not a soldier give
it 10 hlm
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TEA

Do YOU think the only
differences in tea arc a few
cents a pound2
Your grocer returns yaHf money
N yau danft like eenltiiHRs Best.
80 uar him.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

They were, going on at a plunging gait,
when suddenly Otho, uttering a loud
"O-o-o-o! stopped so short that the effort
threw him fiat on his back
Edgar stumbled over him, and then, as
both scrambled to their feet, they looked
straight into the ugly faces of two fullgrown
grizzlies not twenty feet off.
Edgar in his fright and confusion, threw
stone at one of them, and then both boys
turned and ran.
bears were in full chase of them. The un-
lucky stone and the precipitate flight had
hurried matters and brought the crisis;
but the boys were inexperienced, and hence
their mistake.
The nearest refuge was the old cotton
wood, and toward theis they fled 1t was full
of clefts and protuberances, and making the
most of these, they went scratching up to
the top-Otho on one side and Edgar on the
other. But even then they were only about
twelve feet from the ground, and upon a
shaky old stump, with nothing above them
but the sky.
The bears reared themselves against the
tree, clawing its thick, dead bark, and growl-
ing fearfully; but the boys drew up their
feet, so that those ig-hooked nails could not
quite reach them.
Soon the furious brutes, getting more eager
from the nearness of their prey, began tear
ing at the hollow trunk near the ground. 1t
was dreadfully weak at the best, and one
may imagine with what feelings the terrified
lads saw huge pieces of the rotten shell torn
away, and felt their forIorn support tremble
beneath them.
at begins to lean," said poor Edgar. "Oh,
it's going over!"
81 know it - replied Otho 81 feel it
shake more and more! There-see what a
strip they have just torn off"
The old stump could not stand much
longer. Already, as Edgar had said, it be-
gan to lean, and it might go with crash at
any moment. Their very weight was almost
enough to overthrow it now, to say nothing
of the tugging of those two big grizzlies at
| its foot.
The poor little fellows were almost para,
| lyzed with fear; they did not cry out, but
clung in mute terror to their hold, feeling
| that death was certain.
But suddenly, there, came sound that
broke upon their half-benumbed senses
thrilling them through and through. 1t was
the wild, shrill neigh of horse ringing out
loud and clear above the snarling Of the
bears and the cracking of the old dead
wood.
Then there. was the muffed thunder of
rose upon their launches in an attitude of
defense.
Hardly had they done SO when the new
actor in the scene commenced his part of the
drama.
There was a quick wheel. heavy blow