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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
The Rich Man, the Poor Man and
Justice

u, m. .uneoae ne are nwsI oboken j. iuat the
river from New YORK We along until 70
Mace where murder shall inside aud
watch he administration Of Jastieef
The accused Italian They eharse him with
euarre-and In the presence Of dozen Witnesses stabbed
Now rounaso IL being tried Tor Murder
ook areand the frowsy court rOo" what DO We soc,
7. the Mace ammad the Of
the foreground Sec The array Of Sa ensl
Touaso has and the stats almost az ahy
Notice the experts follow other the witness stand
they eaney braiu sserm mental explosions ncrent
parano" Of ccuss and The significance OF handvnns IN
all the eulte no hear Tomaao counsel
peaaing Temporary insnniy 200 select
mnao urvg Have yoa paid clothes ho~
well they M, outside. he Win get as he returns 10
all TIE Of the Law beins search
edg Is all the wit srerer Ia The fierce legal
battle wssAs AFo they Spending millions % dollars
% send Tomaso aeaahlne again. frceF
No: Aappenns Ioeohea account Of
Tomasa
Now We win 70 over York another court
There another murder On trial man aao' aA"hsf
Is he being tried Temsso laf
No: Is nothing ite Tomaso's
All the NOT MADE for rcmaso ARE MADE
man IN
difference the q the Law bessssn fossa
and the other maas
Did they both commit Maraerl Yea
Had othsrs No. except mat Tumaho
by mpus and By birth and eaaeasa hess pre-
pared realize tbs crime al killing
Is samef Yea. Ae Law Is exactly The SANE
THEN THERE DIFFERENT brands OF JUSTICE IN
HoBoKEN AND NEW York;
Tour Hfe Is valuable you presidents 10 him
Tosnazo prsone Nee York Ths
supposed be denea Ia tn Cor Cor the
president To- tho other
What sham 4 Ia
THE MAN IN NEW YORK TaGUsAND CHANCES TO
ToMAsos ONE
what would they DO Tomaso pleaded Temporary inaaniT
wuaid laugh 1t
ToMAso HAS NO MONEY WITH WHICH TO HINDER THE
OPERATION OF THE LAW.
3 poor italian.
THE LAW rs TEfE SAME. BUT THE APPLICATION or IT.
CALLED -JusTIcE~ Is EITHER BLACK INJUSTICE IN ONE
CASE on CRIMINAL INDULGENCE THE OTHER
II MEN ARE NOT EQUAL BEFORE THE LAW. 1T Is No
LAW AND NO JUSTICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

Here. carry M grip
Prank nain worth a cool haif
miiiion Ia his own right. flushed ~
angry rel u was Al riGht u be
deapssea fiAahy aaans. and chose 60
dncos more lac a ulechnnie laAi
froia ~art than = wsaslhy man. bat
to have same inpatent woxnaa mia
taks him for depot taafoF. anxiosss
70 earn > dime. Sas earning thsaEu
too far
Then be glanced II the woman's
face and Eofxayc the snistAks FuF
she waa "a handsome a foung
soman aa he had ever hooked upua
And the wealthy Mr.. n@iu covert
~ tarned 40 hla coat 40 the aia.
nond in bis tie. that nhaae Ike =
headlight On . looouotlve. ~oaid
not aAow AMI twiHtea HHuthsf
spaFkisr on hia finger 10 ona side
10 Il woald not Elnam shcn BE ta.as
the grip
DO yoa know where she Whit.
takers aeaT- Inquired the rouns
woman a. Rain took her Strip.
yes. ma'am.~ answered lain. AZ
he enaaANoreI IA touch hia hat IN
tho waY ha imagined a depot hang
erun Weald do ITS almost 4 mile
oat In the country. but am afraid
there's no one AZ home I think
the family ieft yesterday for the
aRmmaF@
The Yuung LADY vas evidently
pprtnfhed. hri suadeaiy reached a
deciaion. n II II only a mile ws
can set there and bach before tho
nrxt train back 70 Cnieaeo.~ she
said.
Balm admitted they eould II they
hurried.
on the var out Balm walked b.
hind az a respectful distance. admir-.
lnE The trim figure 10 fFont Ha
had begun 10 build fanclfui castles
In Spain In spite of himself BE
was not married. and whose hasl'
ness waa Il N be chose 20 take a
wife lie supposed he would get
married some time. and be waa
willing 10 admit be had never seen
more charming girl. The limo.
ccnre pictured IN her brown eges
vas not the least OF her Attractions
be was sure.
A. Balm had said tho Whistakera
weru not nj horne, no there vas
nothing 60 DO but TO walk back 70
the depot
The Young lady evidently tired
of the monutuny Of walking BY her.
self. and Balm jumped at the
chance 10 walk ny her aide. when
she asked soma trivial question
about the nciEhbofhnod.
Almost before be Was aware Of Il
the depot was In sight lie had
learned hin companion was Miss
Alice Cares She Vas a friend 81
the Whlttnkcra and had thought 10
surprise them By dropping In on
them unexpectedly. Unfortunate
~ for her the surprise was the 9th.
or way. "Thore IN nothing 90 DO.
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HIS OWN ROMANCE

but tn - back 70 Chicago. and
come back later abe aaid And
the smile that accompanied the
words completed pnoF fiainaa sub.
iugatt0a.
A they neared the depot the
trsia for Chicago Whizfied N the
disisnee With = little CRY os aiss
may Miss CAruN started to ran
Then she aiippod and With an en-.
ciamation II pain fcll 20 tna
grvuna
she had spralnea her aakie. =
uhe waa sure. Ilain'a ffutteftnx
heart Was IN his mouth a. he
knnried ana tAklug her In bis arms
helped her 10 arise she conid
found. and they managed 90 set 10
the depot barely IN time % Set her
aboard the train sac Was coming
Rack soan. she aala. and az pntrae
flaln told hcr who be was
"A hour later Hahn missed the
apafkisF that waa wont 70 gieam
in hfa tie A glance at his ring
shewed the dihmana there had die.
appeared. And--a thouaand faries
his pockegbook with near $1,000
In easfuney waa missing also
The girl from Chicago
Z judge from your description
that yoa wore the victim Of sFris.
co MARY" said the Chicago degec.
tive. to wham Balm told his Troubles
over TIE phone we viii search
the train. but We have no hope she
wlii be foolish enough 90 atay On u
an she reaches here ha added
Ana she wasn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
TO BUY MACHINERY
FOR JAPAN

Among the passengers 81 the
Minnesota. which arrived yesterday.
we're a number Of prominent lap
anese. representing the Imperial
steel works az Yawata. IN Chikuzen
province. coming 20 this country 20
place orders agRregating 0.000. 900
for machinery.
The plant IN question has been IN
operation 10 years. it's original COS,
was SIS. 900, 900 and 1t employs Il. 900
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
MUCH BENEFIT DERIVED

The members 81 the German Say.
inga, Building and Loan Assoala.
ton have derived many benefits In
the past. and this spring. when
there Is much building confsm.
plated, they are all enabled to 40.
cure liberal loana for thia purpose
The large returns placed TO the
credit Of each member during the
past year have been most crafty.
ing. Talk with Chaa. Oaner. sec.
Rotary. 4i6 Bailey building. about
becoming a member. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
PORTLAND MILLS
RESUME WORK

PORTLAND. Ore. March IS
The box factories resumed opera
lions this morning with partial
crows Tho mills. Il IA stated. viii
undoubtedly begin operations be-
fore Thursday. The strike IL los.
ing its force and men from the out.
side are coming In to fill places q
the I W W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

ard Waterman. Fouuh r
fetben; Fifth, I. II. i,s,ls<s'
snfh. D. Z. cehoyer. Elefis ! = !.
Nsrflfieif Ninth. g !
Tenth. w . iaube. rls,.... - :
N HAL; Twelfth, Harry d ~ ~.
with South district. d a 49,.
Aorth district. A. n. Olsas IVA
Tho election VIII H. -.
April 3 NJ the comme,csss
rooms a injecting win 4 -
March 30 70 desermine 4 ,Ks
The BY laws. giving ..,s ess ..sss
salary II Ei09 per rear.
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To Join the Seattle Hewssoys -.
and sell Seattle papers. In.,,,..
fee 50 cents. Good corners M /.
provided. Call AZ The star "A.
1908 Seventh az. and ask e. i
Gleason. secretary. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

A Cleveland woman says she finds
n difficult 70 run her hogae an tihs-
0o0 = year. Millions ~ wosnsp ~
this country have the same Difficult
~ principally because they can
get the $4,000.
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STAR DUST
By Josh"

porch has been tfamped and packed.
was that young man here i"H'
night
yes. father
.rve heard that love levels All
tllnsa 4 guess lt'm tFua."
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emuaalsrs crua1.

NEW YORK. March M
monds and ieweiry yalusa !. Y.
600 we're taken from tvo pa.s.. y
arriving on the steamer -
yesterday from l.ondon. H. -
are aluggiafH and Win b - 4
eEfraditign. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
NOMINEES

A meeting Of the Young Mems
Republican club was held Satur'
day 20 nominate officers for The
ensuing term.
Tho following nominations were
made President. -. e. conoyer;
vice presidents. % Roy Anderson
and Dallas v Haiyerutadt. score.
tary. Howard Waterman treasurer,
Paul H0llbr0ok and r. ~ Anderson.
The nominees for the executive
committee are First ward. J. A.
Griffin and W W. Crandsii. Sec.
ond. Reeves AyIsrnore, Third. How.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

Seeds. Fruit Trsss. css Fle~ses
sanaahi q son. nc PIKE. cor IND av
90.
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NUMBER SIX

again have passed np Prof strong
sta~rp
enlan
stand being nastoaea and only
tipping the povnas bot
about that SAo
~te rhyscai eutate had g
PROFESSOR Jolt The Jaw
td AZ TaffstA Hahrtssana but they
not ~hfe
family ~s.hlsa peranai
doing
TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

,,,ata fhat Hafib'fo has acquired
N. Fights 60 a comedy entitled The
MILKY Way
"A fine play 10 star IN.
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II Il announced that IN order 10
prove there are some respectable
men In Pittnbure. the Chamber Of
Commerce ~ that city viii have a
parade 81 twenty i've mrn Of I'M
furnished reputafi0na tinhi THIS
may ha Only a scheme ~ the rail-
faada 10 draw n crowd 90 FittsbufE,
There - a shortage OF kiudiluE
wood IN New York what's the mat
Ger With the SUNDAY snpplsmenisG
hut tst n be understood That Regis
Post. the new governor % Porto
Rico. ~ no stirh.
Margaret. the snow on fhs fF0ui
DR.. Ice Baker. aentint. zoe Eitel
- LHEH
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When in doubt buy TfDELANDS
they are trumps r. Cooper WI
ia. &1z cuimAn hlag ss
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Wear Brooks ftstA. tssi Second
Arenaa. 90.
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ZONE men make a
pleasure Nv biEnens
an a bixncHn Nv
pleasure.
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EthymOi Tosth Paste fenI,.
price asc: special IL
aauifoi Taash Powder, fsrs's|
price &c. special ..,fas|
I.gou'a Tooth Powder. ssf =
price tgc. sI.cclai ......f3,|
Gosnfifa Cherry Tocth r.e'
reRulaf 7se. special ......{st|
Goaiseifa Cherry Toofh fss,
sxtra moist. regular prses q
special ss4.. ...... NE
Rogers 4 GAlets Pass ORE.
frice, regular pics -. ~
Afnica Tooth Soap rsgusas -
s5c. special 49,. ....s.. III
EslsfeFaira Tooth soan rsras.
price zae special -. ae<|
satin Tooth Powder. ru1r|
price zse. special .....lsf|
Listers Antiseptie Tootk 81
der. the genuine. nhsz.nss
only At this store. ler bt.|
Jap Tooth SILK. reruiar ~
f0r. special 49,. ....E ~
Al soc Tooth brushes Mar
ard Tuesday for .......xs,|
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ard Tuesday for .......2sss|
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Monday ard TuesdsT - III
NOTICED EETRkoRnfftst1
Here Is A chance for spa 4
earn 1870 by devcslnx ~
minutes % hard shfnkfhx vi
want subjects 20 hs nsst II
Postal Cards az souvsHiss e.
ing the Christian En6enTx q,
renfion. next July. aud shnkla
uffsr n prize of fket for ths ~
~ Subjects or IDEAS pFezmivt
fae1 FOR the second best - 4 Il
sub yectn. g O. Cor The tklfs -
set ~ ; subjects
All designs must be irfilzz
in plain envelope nad uslsi Il
left At our store prtar o Al
ieth. non'f fnil 10 rzsf Ya|
name aud address 1NklraK 4
enveiope.
A very prominent loezi ff1x|
viii Judge the merits a ne >
signs submitted and zsArt ri
prizes Further informafaas ~
be obtained by ArpIylns 4 ri
Art Department.
The Quaker Drug 1|
toisiots First -.
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Don't throw away your old
rtnthea Have them cleaned %
look like new AZ The Pantatorium.
Call up Main tafF
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sNuthin'--exeept en- sun
Have you ever read "A Cigarette
Makers itomaneeT
mo. don't care Tor college boy
atofiea."
you shouldn't doubt young Sap
heads love. I'm sure he's con-
slant"
Hes absolutely perpetual"
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
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Edward q. Neufsiaaf s....... President
- y hthnN ~. fsssttss Nlfr fFesidnuf
joe r NrnfuirHf s...t........ raaiilrf
Incorporated Dee. 10. fAsg
Commercial Savings and Trust Gen
nfal Ranking aud EarhauEa.
Cor 81. Az. ana fltn ~ Aaattie. WASH.
hifsrfnfH- a. IT. nrnnF. Joe a.
NresHissi. Inward e. Ncufuiiaf. 4 d.
n-iasmiih. y nrltie
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THE NEW QUALITY. Sc.
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Or I.ee BAKER. aentist zoe EiieI
building Phoae Main cate. 80
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EXQUISITE SILK
STRIPE ORGAN
DY Daintieet
Wasting in town.
looks like hand
painted stuff. csc
quality. Tuesday
special
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Paw what's = state Of turmoil p
aKentucky.~
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18
THREE BODIES
ARE RECOVERED

NEWPORT NEWS. Jnne 1s.-cIad
IN full uniform and with faces and
hands fearfully mutilated. the bodies OF
Midshipmen p. II. Field, Virginia, class
of 1906; w. H. Stevenson, North Caro-
lima, class Of 1906. and F. p. Holcomb.
Of Delaware, class of 1907, were found
in Chesapeake bay yesterday. The
bodies, after being examined and iden-
tthed, were taken by the naval tug
Potomac to the naval hosnital at
Portsmouth. The bodies of four of the
eleven men drowned in the Mime.
sofas launch week ago. tonight have
been found. The one drowned in the
launch was that of fireman, @. W..
Westphal.
The bodies of three midshipmen and
four seamen are still missing and the
launches and tugs gee still searching
the lower bay and roads for them.
The fact that the bodies found yes
terday had drifted 10 or 10 miles from
the scene Of the tragedy gives rise to
a fear that all Of the bodies win never
be found
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18
SUP RINTENDENT
STATE FISHERY

The first step toward creating state
fish hatchery, under the provisions of
the act passed by the last legislature,
which appropriated $4,000 for that
purpose, was taken today, says the
Evening Capital News, when COM
mission, designating Robert Stiles as
superintendent of the state hatchery,
was signed by Governor Gooding. A
number of places have been suggested
for the state hatchery, but nothing
definite has been decided. Governor
Cooling and State Game Warden
Stevens, who have had charge OF the
matter, will investigate the various
sections of the state and select To-
cation
Mr.. stiles, the rirst superintendent
of the idaho fish hatcheries, is q new
man in the state, but not new man
In fish culture by any means. he hav-
ing been a member of the United
States hsh commission at Spearfish. 8.
D., for the last IA years. His advent
to the position of superintendent of
Idaho hatcheries il quite interesting.
He carne to Boise about three weeks
ago in response to message stating
that his wife, who was visiting in the
city, was very sick After but few
days III the city he ran across his old
friend, Judge Sullivan. who introduced
him to the state officials. 1t was not
long until Mr. stiles found himself dis
cussing the question of a fish hatch
cry. and being posted on the condi-
tions in Idaho through frequent trips
to the state in the interest of the
hatchery at Spearfish, Of which he was
the FISH culturist, he was soon prevail
ed upon to accept the supervision Of
the hatchery to be established in this
state.
The acceptance Of the new position
necessltates Mr.. Stiles resignation
from the <fish commission. but he has
taken such an interest in the work that
is to be done in Idaho that he has no
computations about leaving the COM
mission to come to idaho.
Several sites for the state hatchery
have been proposed. Among these are
Kooskia, in the northern part of Idaho
county, and in Bingham county. near
Blackfoot. None of the locations have
been especially. favored as yet.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18
SUCCESS
AT OPENING
Great Walton and PhenOln.
email Lafayette Capture
Their Audience

The Temple theater last night was
filled with a crowd anxious 10 see the
Great Walton and Phenomenal Lafay-
cite and to witness the entertainment
which has been promised.
The show proved to be far superior
to the usual vaudeville entertainment
and those who were present were well
repaid for coming out. Tsa numbers
made up a program that went off
smoothly without bitches or waits.
The Great walton announced that to-
nights admission would be free %
everybody. Doors open at z 80 D. M !;
curtain rises at S:15 prompt. and free
demonstrations will be given.
Phenomenal Lafayette will make the
deaf hear. the rheumatics and paraiy-
tics forget their pain and win remove
tumors free of charge without the use
of knife. blood or pain! also many 9TH
er wonderful demonstrations illustrate
ing the new and wonderful methods of
bloodiess surgery they are in Lewiston
to introduce. @
Offices will be opened at the Ray
mond House between the hours OF 10
to II a. m. and 2 to p. m. where con-
situations and examinations will be
made by Phenomenal Lafayette at the
usual charge Of $1.O0 each.
Tonight the admission viii be free
TO everybody and many wonderful
demonstrations will be made on the
stage In full view Of the audience and
the curtain will raise promptly at s:i5
every night: doors open at 1880.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18
new LAWS
GIVEN TRIAL

KANSAS CITY, June 1S.-Judge
The United States district court here,
yesterday handed down an opinion
growing out of the conflict between the
circuit courts at Kansas City and st.
Louis uSa1 the federal court here over
the enforcement of the Missouri max
imum freight rate and two cent pas
senger laws.
Judge Mcpherson retains and main
tains jurisdiction to adjudicate the VAL
idity of the freight and passenger laws
of Missouri including the amendatory
freight law of 1907. Whether the tenn
porary injunction asked for by the
Missouri railroads to restrain the state
officials from enforcing these statutes,
shall be issued and If issued whether it
shall enjoin the enforcement Of either
the passenger or the freight laws, one
or both. will, the COURT says, be con-
sidered a week or more hence. Judge
Mcpherson said that his present view
is that the two Cent law should be put
in force until it can be ascertained by
actual experience whether two cents
will be remunerative.
One of the most important of the
new statutes is that aimed to suppress
bucket shopping The act outlaws
every grain or stock concern in which
the commodity or the shares are not
actually in the haAds Of the seller at
the time of sale and actually delivered
to the buyer.
Another important LAWS that which
provides that no domestic life insur-
ance company shall pay any salary or
emolument to any oficer pr other per-
son in excess Of $4,000 per annum UNI
less such payment has first been auth
orfzed by the board of directors, and 1t
is further provided that any company
paying salaries in excess of $4,000 per
annum to any one person shall not be
licensed, to do business in the state.
Among the other new statutes OF inn
portance are the maximum freight rate
law and the 2-cent passenger fare act.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18
MUTINY OF
RUSSIAN FLEET

ODESSA, June 1S.-It now appears
that the mutiny here of the Black Sea
fleet consisting of those battleships.
cruisers and a division of torpedo
boats, whose crews in all number 5000
men. was only discovered just in time
70 prevent the planned bombardment
OF Odessa bay when Admiral Tsefsten-
key seeing that the orders were not
promptly obeyed and knowing of the
mutinous views animating the crews,
suddenly issued an order to dismantle
the guns and head back to Sebastopof
where, after troops had been sent on
board the warships, several hundred
sailors We're disembarked and fmpris-
oned
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18
PICNIC IS
DECLARED OFF
Advance Of Railroad Rates
Responsible For Change
Of Programme

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller. \
CHARLESTON, Wash. June 1s.-The
Sunday school picnic to Spalding,
which had been planned for next
Thursday. has been postponed indefin-
ately, owing to a change in railroad
rates. The committee who had the
matter in charge was informed that q
change in the rate would have to be
made on account Of information re-
Gently received from the main railroad
Office.
Ralph Leeeh yesterday sold two OF
his thoroughbred fox terriers to f. M.
Powers. of Clear Greek. Mr.. zeech re-
ceived $40 for the pair. He still has
two left which he expects to dispose
of shortly
Ciarkston News Notes.
J. L. Stevens prominent citizen Of
Pomeroy. was in town yesterday
while here he purchased a large
amount Of furniture from the Ciarks-
ton Furniture store
M. M. Walsh, who returned recently
from an extended trip through the
East. spent several weeks In old Mexi-
co and Indian Territory, the latter
Mr.. Walsh says, has a great future be-
fore it and a fine place to invest
o. E. Parsons and wife went to Spo-
kane this morning to attend the we'd
ding of their son, who is to be mar
ried at that place.
d. M. Hartman and son departed on
the boat this morning to seek better
location than Charleston, but ali pros
poets are that they will return in a
few weeks.
Attorney Halsey and wife arrived on
the morning train from Seattle and
Tacoma, where they have been making
visit. They also attended the con-
vention Of the Masonic lodge while at
the latter place.
Mrs. Ridgeway arrived on the train
this morning from Spokane to visit
at the home Of her son. ]. Ridgeway, of
this place.
John Allen was in town today on a
business trip from the Grand Ronde
country.
Miss Ella Peterson, who has been at
tending school for the past term at
Genesee, arrived home this morning. &
Miss Edna Grow, who has been vis-
iting here for the past week, returned
home to Kendrick this morning.
Mrs. Kincaid. who resides near
Grangeville, arrived yesterday on the
Clearwater train.
Rev, w. r. Mccullough arrived in
town yesterday to visit with his fam
lily for few days. Mr.. Mccullough is
engaged in evangelistic work most of
the time and is compelled to be away
from home.
J. G. Applewhite. GreenviIIe Hol-
brook and w. G. Mohundro returned
from Anatone yesterday evening,
where they went a few days ago on a
business trip.
Mrs. c. P. sprague left on yesterday
mornings train for Paw Paw, Michi-
gan. She has been visiting with her
son. D. H. Sprague. for the past ten
days.
Mrs. Hazzlett and her sister, Mrs.
Leland, left ON the afternoon train for
Peck.
Mrs. Guheen and her daughter left
for a short visit at Ito.
/ Mr.. L. Hubbell and wife are going
to leave on the. afternoor. train for
Iowa. where they expect to make q
short visit
A. P. Peterson arrived on the after
noon train from Moscow. where, he. has
been for some time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-18

WACO. Tex, June 1s.-There, wasa a
good attendance this morning when
President J. T. Coulson called to order
the 2sth annual convention OF the Tex
as State Pharmaceutical association.
The operation of the pure food ana
drug act and the new pharmacy law
are the chief matters that win receiYe
attention during the three days Of the
convention.