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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Land once,
Boise. Idaho, July II, 1907.

Boise, Idaho, July II, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make fnal Communication In support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before willard
r. Sinclair U. :. Commissioner at Emmett,
Idaho, on August 90 1907 viz: Louis w Vealey,
OF Emmett, Idaho, Hid No. 1862, for the nw14
swIt sec. 2, nj sel4 nel4 sw14 section L 8 N i,
r. 2W., Is. M,
Henames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
= r. Baine James Little, Aleck Sorenson, J.
f. Il Bsyse, all OF Emmett, Idaho.
ADDISON Il. SMITH, Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22
"EysrHbodY should Know.

says C. G.. Hayes, prominent bust
ness man of Bluff. Mo-, that Buck
lens Arnica Salve is the quickest and
surest healing salve ever applied to
a sore, burn or wound, or to a case
of piles. I've used it and know what
Pm talking about" Guaranteed by
B. B. Davis druggist Csc.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22
THE PHARlSEE.

Human judgments are of necessit.
mere estimates, that are at hes
little better than guesses. We sa.
this man is bad and the other good
but that is because we happen Il
see one of the many bad sides of thu
bad man who has many good sides
or because we see one of the gooC
sides of the man who has many bac
sides. The man who breaks one
law. and goes to Jail may be keeping
others infinitely more important
The man who fails in one obligation
may be keeping Others that are
worth more to society in the keep
ing. The man who is kind may be
thoughtless, the man who is careless
may be good hearted. The man who
is stingy may be brave, and the
man who is brave may be cruel.
No man is altogether perfect.
The life of an individual must be all
footed up before the result may
be announced. ANY section of the
figures may be misleading, The
average man desires to do right, and
does it in most cases. There will be
more bass singing in heaven than
you would think from reading the
newspapers. There are more men
who are more good than bad than
there are men who are more bad
than g BOD. The thief and the har-
lol, the publican and the sinner, the
rogue and the vagabond each has
a place in his heart where there is
tenderness and kindness. The COM
plant against Christ was that he
dined with publicans and sinners:
No man in this world is too good to
sit with those whom the world adj
judges the meanest. When a man
begins to set himself up as better
than his fellows, he is committing the
one sad sin. Self-respect is a good
thing, but conceit is a different
thing entirely. The Pharisee is ig-
norant in his sin-like most of the
rest of us. But he is helpless in the
world. He can do little good be-
cause he does not understand his
weakness. Only after man comes
to know his own shortcomings, to
realize his own limitations, to feel
his kinship with all suffering, all
sorrow and all sin, has he the armor
of ghteousness that maketh him
strong and useful. The brother
hood of man is based on the fact
that each heart knoweth its own
; brow, and that happiness is only |
gained in this world by helping
others in their need. Sorrow, misery
and trouble are only taken from
mans heart as he takes it from the
lives around him. Money is no
,alve for sorrow; power and fame,
out irritate the burn. But kindness
hat comes from the feeling of SYM
,athetic brotherhood that is the
palm of Gilead. The Pharlsee's help
s a poultice of poison.
Therefore if we would be happy
ct US be charitable and kind and
thankful that God has not scourag-
d US for our sins. All men in the
World and many women have over
rawn their accounts with Proyid-
nee. Let US try to pay up little
t Sod's mercy in kindness.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

Moses Williams, an Indian, lost
his railroad ticket at the Union de-
pot in Kansas City not long ago. He
told the depot master that his ticket
had been stolen. and that two of his
companions, also Indians, were miss
ig. Go through your pockets, "
suggested Mitchell, perhaps you
nave overlooked it" The Indian
searched his pockets, but all he could
find was a half-pint bottle of whisky.
He had no money. Il guess your
Indian friends stole your ticket, .
said Mitchell. Huh! White man
got it, replied the Indian; Indian
steal whisky first
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

Texas is driving the consumptives
out of the state. Colorado, which
used to welcome them and advertise
the health giving character of its
climate, is now doing what it can to
discourage the coming of the people
who are afflicted with tuberculosis
There seems to be nothing much
left for the consumptive except the
desert where man might about as
we'll be dead as alive. Say. gentle
reader. if you are in good health
don't grumble, even if you are short
on currency and cann't wear dia-
monds or own an.automobile. When
YOU think of the condition of the
poor fellow who is sick, who is
coughing his life away and who
is not welcome anywhere you ought
to be ashamed to think you ever did
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

Its this way" explained the
client, 1.-The fence runs between
Johnson's place and mine. He claims
that | encroach on his land in
sist that he is trespassing on mine.
Now, what would you do if you were
in my placer" IF | were in your
place. replied the lawyer, I'D go
over and give Johnson cigar, have
drink With him, settle the matter
in 10 minutes. But as things stand 4,
| advise you to sue him by all means.
Let no arrogant, domineering, inso-
lent pirate like Johnson trample on
your sacred rights! Assert your
manhood and courage. need the
money!"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

A mean man in this town advances
the theory that women got into the
habit of placing their chin in their
hand when resting because that is
the tiredest part of their body.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22
:TALES OF THE TOWN;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Unless a fellow has a good
memory he is an awful fool to start
lying.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

If water was $40 quart, all the
common DRINKS would break their
necks to get it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

The rumor that after a man gets a
million dollars he is no longer happy
doesn't scare us a bit. We have
had about all the fun there is, any
W ~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

In his petition for a divorce Pay
cite man alleged that his wife hit
him over the head with poker and
then ran him into the street and
had a policeman arrest him. What
the poor devil really needs is a Cat
ling gun.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

Butter wrappers, either printed
or blank, at Index office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
DINERS Of Wrecked Steamer Columbia Have Beach
PahOHed Near Scene Of Disaster Without Results
Investigation Begins.

nal Clara Carpenter, J. w. carpon.
ter Lena Carpenter. Mrs. A p
Cornell. l. CLASSIFY aud wife. Alma
Dahieen l.. l.. Drake. IT,. Mrs X
FaEalde. Mrs. A. Gray, stephen
Clashy, Marion CLASSIFY. Mrs. II. a.
Cannon. ]. C. Durham, Mira
blanche Gordon. Frank Giun. Mrs
A. happ, G. n Harrington. Miss
X. Hayden. Mrs q. A. keller
Alma Keller. Grace Keller. Fife
Keller Z, O. tdKKett. Florpnce
lewis, Ray Lewis. Mrs d. W.
Lewla, Lewis Malkua and wife
John MeFadycn. L. Nero. Margaret
McNcany, "a.
Crew p. A. nofan. captain. w
= Whitney, first officer. c. Chris,
tcnscn. qaartermaater, M. G. Bur.
pee, fret assistant engineer. Max
Clause. second assistant engineer
w, z. Anderson. Alexander. water
tenders, J Madison. and s f.arhIn.
iircmens schneider. naker
Frank Davis. second cooks. y Il.
brewer, pantryman. A. L. nleckcr
4 q Alley, J @ Alley. walters
mess boy. name unknown. fs.
In addition 20 these named. quite
a number Of children wore lost. but
the company has no record az
Them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

opinion that such a course Will rem
der the work on which they are
engaged leas difficult than II the
members Of the committee werr
known and could be watched OF
followed by persons having an IN.
tercAt IN defeating the objects FOR
which the committee ia lahoring.
that Of purifying local politics.
The grand jury movement vas In.
augurated BY the Rent0n Hiil I'm.
pr0vement club. and an invitation
extended 20 other organizations %
Hike character to Join with II In
making the Investigation This IN.
vitaiiou has already been accepted
b. other organizations. and the
original committee has been ex.
banded into conferences commit.
tee holding meetings AZ the call Of
iis chairman 10 listen 10 the re-
ports 81 the men who are lookin4
after the different features 81 the
work.
President nogaFauS. who Is act.
Ing as the mouihpiece Of the com
mistee. Issued a statement yesfcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

BOISE. idaho. Jaly IS Clarence
barrow showed the strain he been
iaborine under for the past -
hours whea he resumed his final
appeal to the jury
ils face Vas drawn. his voice
husky. bni this quickly wore OF
aud be was soon talking with bis
accustomed yiKnf
iic plunged af once into the Col.
ofadu troubles In aeafhinE terms
he placed the entire responsibility
AZ The door oi The mine owners. "a.
plmininK why simphina vas not
here
narroN said the bssat reason he
could give was that be was afraid
% b. here. IN fact. he ran away.
said Daffuw However. this Dc
clarea by no means thai he IL
guilty
DarfoW said the federation kept
Simpkina on the board because he
was not set proven guilty
Explaining Why he didn't put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
MANY MISHAPS ON
new CITY BUILDING
Structural Steel Must Be Torn Out and Replaced
Pressure Has Curved in the Retaining WaIls---One
Wall Is Foot Out Of Place.

Steel structural work placed In
the basement Of the new municipal
building. at Fifth av and Yesler
way. must be torn out and be re
placed at an expense OF $500 70
81. 800.
Owing 10 the terrible pressure Of
the side walls Of cement. with the
whole weight % the street behind.
on both the north and south sides,
the steel structural work has been
forced out of plumb and must be
rcarranged before the supcretruct-
ure can be pat up.
The pressure of the street be
hind the north wall has caused the
cement foundation wall 10 bulge 10
ward the excavation. and the gen
crai side pressure has caused a lat.
eral pressure on the basement
structural work that compels the
readiuelment.
Workmen Of the American Bridge
company, beginning this morning
the work Of raising the steel frame
Of the building. found that half a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
ARTILLERY COMPANIES
TO BE ORGANIZED
tstsr Special servIes.l

PORT TOWNSEND. July 3D.
Under orders issued 10 Col. George
y Cummings. commanding this ar.
tillery district Of the rs now com.
panioa soon 20 be added to the ar.
tillery arm. two will be organized
and established IN this district. The
two additional which will be re-.
cfulted here are the i4ath and i50th
companies. The former Will be or
RaHlzed az Fort Casey. with the
63rd company furnishing the MT
cleus, while the latter will be or.
ganlzed AZ Fort Worden, the head
quarters OF the district, the nucleus
10 be supplied by transfers from the
G2nd company. August / il the
date set for creating the new CON.
p&nies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

dozen Of the big iron bases. upon
which the steel columns are 10
rest, we're put In wrong. aud these
had 20 be changed, necessltating
The taking down Of az many Of the
columns.
The very fates seem 10 have
cpnspired TO prevent the erection
Of this building In rectifylng the
plans for the building an error
crept IN. aud as a consequence The
north concrete wall. enclosing the
area way, Is foot ont Of place,
and viii necessitate the cutting off
OF the steel framework fox that part
Of the building
In changing the steel work In the
basement II is probable that sew.
eral concrete projections intended
as bracers for the side walls win
have 10 be- knocked off and re
placed. When these concrete pieces
we're put IN the footings we're not
carried out far enough 10 catch on
the steel braces. and wood pieces
have been wedged IN 10 make steel
and concrete meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
DEF Z: n DS
Their

CLINTON. H.. July % Marga
ret Magill broke her silence this
morning by declaring that her
mother Mrs Pct Maglil, commit.
ted suicide. and that her father.
Fred, Is innocent Of murder.
4 know mother bought chloro.
form and atrychuine" said Marga.
ret. "She told her friends that she
wis going 10 commit suicide, and
she told me that she vas tired Of
living The letters held by Pros.
ecutor Miller are not forgerieH.
they were written by mother"
Margaret has been hiding Ia an
adjoining codnty
Her father and atepamothcr VIII
arrive tomorrow from San Diego
Ia custody 81 the county sheriff
20 answer go the charge OF murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
Attempted Murder, Criminal Assault and Eleven Les
ser 0ifenses Committed in Mining Town Since
Last Monday.

A carnival OF crime has again
broken loose IN HayenHdale the
KinE county mining town. noted
for its shooting and stabhing AZ
trays
Thirteen arrests. for ofieuaoa
ranging from simple assault 70 a..
aanit with intent 10 xiii. have been
made there since Monday
Lou Thomas. a miner arriving
home at noon yesterday. had a dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
Closing Arguments in HaywOOds Defense-POnts Of
States Evidence Are Riddled and Charges Are
Made.

AdAma on The stand. barrow dcciar.
I'd That be was under indictment
iuf mpfsier. and BY tcsiifying would
pre- iadice bis osu case.
Adsme n willing to 90 anything
for Haywood. said narruw. bot
The sacrifice wouldn't be permitted
In The end
Regarding peiiibonc. naffoa De-.
ciarea that ns Was just plain
eon1s@niunhhie sympathetic man.
who hefriendcd Orchard
uarFow explained that the reason
shy the defense put Meyer
on the stand was because he
had not an iuia ~ evidence
against him excepting Orchards
word and this Naa absolutely an.
supported ~ single witness
Meyer insisted that be be- called.
said barrow. though he might
have ieoparsiiasd bic own neck
The counsel finally granted hin 70
quest
parnw demanded 10 know why
Detective Mcfarland was not call
90. declaring that be was not
under indictment The same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
TUGBOAT MEN FIGHT
REGULATIONS

The PUGET Sound Tugboat anao
citation u stili lighting the reguia
tons that are nos being enforced
by the United States Inspectors
The members are eager 10 have
Some ~ the regulations modified
and " necessary will have repre-
aeniatives at Washington. Super
vislng Inspector John nermlnEham
has been called upon tn the emer.
gency One 81 the rules strongly
being fought - tho one which calls
for two licensed pilots and two en-
Eiueers, " the vessel Is out more
than ~ hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
RsHon Hill Cubs Committee Of Five Has Man al
Work on Graft Runners May Require Funds for
lnvsshgatOn--Will Not Probe Into Local Combines.

ccmhing the city ia secret IN
ezg he direction 0f President 81.
Enrdas q the Renfon fiill Improve
rent club. 3 special Investigator
= sagased 10 running down scores
q fanofs and reports 81 graft. NAL
isAssnce aud irregniarity In conncc.
ran with she local public service
aaa reports 81 these Investigations
= hey progress wili soon begin
V y made puhiic b. the clubs
committee Of i've
A The worA progresses. ia case
ne ecnmitsee procurss evidence
ThirA appear 70 warrant such &C.
non. ~ appeal may b. made 70
Ne pgalle for funds with which 10
pafS1e - Investigations IN the
neaniiMe the little expense which
~ rofk Involves IL being borne
y niemhefz q the committee.
- Iet the committee is working
Y seeres. even 70 the extent Of
Fl'neeidlng from the public the
isass Of it, members This il a
as's matter % policy. the mem
- q TIE committee being o. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

first engineero william Jackson"
says Smith. until after midnight
II was cold, black night aud there
was heavy fog, Dorian and the
nfHt officer we've on deck. Shortly
after midnight | retired and was
undrcaaed whom | heard tho whia.
ueu The Raf Pedro blow about
i've short toota aud thon tho Col.
nmbia two or three toota, Despite
my HcAnty attire, | ran on deck
aud saw the san Pedro upon us
! was amidehips and saw the lum.
Der schooner strike Ii WAS not
shafg. hard compact. but sort OF
long, soft grind The collision
WAS 80 llght | was not thrown
down, Tho fog was so thick that
when the San Pedro backed away
you could not distinguish man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

y order 70 gain some neighbora
&c move The edge 81 the city out
fond BIS land. a. r. Jones' of
"~.enn@ station, is giving land
1Fsf 70 ORGANIZATIONS that will
ssfee % build on the sites given
nm. and to clinch the bargains
~ Jones voluntarily agrees to
Hss little financial help besides.
me societies thus far that have
ss,eifed locations are the Wash.
aslon children's Home. tho wait.
1850 union and the Young Chris.
..s union and the Yonug Won
~ Chfiatian association. Mr.
,..a y intending to- relieve his
~ sseat solitude sun more BY fur.
'nsi donations
~ Jones lives away ont beyond
~ enc Of the University car line.
II ron the maddlnR throng. and
y. u ne zone Of the cement walks.
ss-'enlents and city noises. Ills il
nv nv region Of the implanted city ad.
-uohs and the country Of the
..'usIpfush. After subslsting upon
- prospect consisting largely Of
fieehefy aud saialle berries, Mr..
seAeA "a determined TO have neigh.
''s1 y Ole poor IN the attempt.
Z" y anybody wants a location
N. ANYTHING charitable. from an
~ ladies' Home 10 a dog hospital.
,s,e,s,,y'nineud them 10 Jones. They
M ~" ~ land, announcement. and
maybe money.
a. IKE Carnegie. Mr. Jones is VIII.
~ % aie poor, but not lonesome.
= ne can see the solltudea about
il'a,enna covered with handsome
Mr. Jones will expire
- perfect peace, II be has to give
".sy MS last acre 10 do a..
"eanNhile, Mr.. Jones has already
!. a vast work u charity. and
+" u not @et sssAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
BIG HOTEL FOR
FIRST AVENUE
James W. Morrison Plans to Add Two Stories to
MacDOugaI & Southwick Building and Open First
Class Hosiery With Finest Grill on the Coast.

James W Morrison Is nego-
tiating for a 2o-yoar lease Of the
building occupied BY the MaeDou.
gain a sonthwlck Co. at the south
west corner OF First and Colum.
bia.
The closing Of the lease hinges
upon whether the owners will &C
cede 70 the request that two stories
be added 10 the building Il Is Mr.
Morrison's intention TO open the
building in about one year as a
first class commercial hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
NO DEMAND FOR JAMESTOWN STAMPS

Unless the demand Tor the spe.
olal postage stamps. issued by the
government for use during the
jamestown exposition increases
during the closing months Of the
fair. large quantity will be left
az the Seattle poatoffice
The employees 81 the stamp de.
partment say there are practically
no calls for the jamestown stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
luna PARK MUST
GET LICENSES

Unless the city OF Seattle IL
willing 20 make some concessions
Luna Park. the big pleasure re-
sort IN West Seattle. will get a
hard blow from the annexation Of
the territory across the bay
AZ the matter stands today Luna
Park has 20 pay a new 81 900 H..
cenee for the bar. and IN addition.
q license for the ~ 10 rs shows
that viii amount 10 about SIS a
day.
License Inspector Marsh was
across the bay yesterday and no.
tired the Park owners 10 be IN by
Monday morning with the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
FOOLISH MAN
RAISES HAVOC

BET.LINGHAM. wash. July 90
"A person thought to be Barley
McCntcheon stole a street car and
sent Il over the squalicnm creek
and u jumped to the valley below
and IL total wreck Later he
damaged two locomotives Of the
Great Northern IN the round house
causing a loss Of $1,000
McCutcheon recently stole a
Great Northern train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

SAN FRANCISCO. July rs ~
me official list Of those who lost
shelr lives IN the wreck OF the Col
saba has been compiled by the
san Francisco q Portland Steam.
shlp Co
The list shows q known total
w. % life % Sc passengers. as
hll0Ns A Splcler. " G. Todd
Mss A. S. Todd. c Zianps. IA u
MATTERS. G = Wilson. Mrs :
Waller. Hattie Wright. Roland
Waters. G. A. Wlnslow and wife.
VIM Waller. Edna Wallace. bessie
Wallace. Miss VI White. X Yonug
Iohn Milter c. W. Merrill. NJ
Mayo. Louise Make. Nellie Make
Mary Parsons J Crcmus. George
Smith. Sarah SCHULZ Clara Schulz
George Sparks. Constance ShcFoed.
or AIRS Wm sculss. J ID Spring
sr Elsie Mar Stone. Mrs. g. silva.
W. J. RAchman. H. Butler and
slfe Gertrude buiieF. Mrs j. Zen
son. Mrs. ] y Best. Miss A. Her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

for the new saloon license
The licenses for the various AZ.
fractions will probably be the sub
ject OF a special meeting OF the H.
cense and revenue committee.
The Luna Park bar may have
trouble In operating al all. as no
saloons are allowed In Seattle
parks. The little games Of ring
ing knives and canes. Japanese
bail rolling games. etc. may also
come under the ban OF the local
police. The park proprietors viii
make an effort 20 get of as easily
a. possible on the license PROPOSE
tlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25
HOW The NOMINATION OF
RIPLINGER Was SECURED

Honest" John Riplinger's nom.
lnation for mayor in 1905 grew i'm
mediately out OF a number Of con.
fercnees In the offices Of Paul a
klnneaf, and attended BY a mis-
eeilaneous collection Of politicians
and others, men owing political
allegiance 10 the Seattle electric
company, which was Their engaged
In a desperate sffor, to procure a
monopoly Of street railway fran
ehlses over two great ns~ srssFlse
81 esbliS trsft4e, Wsstlsks boSIs-
ward Rra North second aV. @Ssoss
finaiiy ascidlra spsn M. EisllresS
90 ere SsnS sssse aNSe sswsNls1sIo0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

even sent a committee TO consult
with Jacob Furth, president Of the
company, which committee return.
ed with the report that Rlplinesr
~ss satisfactory ~ that was the
best they could DO"
In thie inssalimsnt 81 his nsrrs-
time Mr.. Smith recalls ths incl
dents leading up 10 that campo a.,
pointing out che reasons which
made IL important 60 shs company
ard ice franchise interests that IL
should eontFol ths rest city sd-
vulwistvatiOr. IN tSlnoEEo~'s In
atallNens NJ, Sr~tsh ,@iil sel OF the
slsesiou In shseh Mr. RirllnSsr vas
esfsstsd, ara ~ era hOia sepssiraey
NateNsd ~ Wnses UVVlSus politicians
to seU0S MIN In after ka ESQ been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

SAN FRANCISCO. July as Tho
officials of tho San Francisco
Portland steamship Co have ahan.
doncd all hope Of adding 10 tho
list % survivors 81 the Columbia
disaster The officials " the com.
pany are convinced that oniy
those picked az By the steamer
Elder. and the boat load that land
cd at Shelter Cove az midnight
Monday. escaped death Ia the sea
Although the aeene of the dis.
aster has been thoroughly ia
trcllrh. no more bodies have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-25

One Of the principal features OF
the proposed new hotel is TO be
a basement grill room. which Mr..
Morrison contemplates making the
finest resort OF the kind on the
Pacific coast.
The improvements TO the build
ing desired by Mr.. Morrison will
cost in the neighborhood Of $780,
GOO.
The building Is owned by NJ.
Gottstein and Harry Silver. having
been purchased by them within the
past year for $685. 900.