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The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
PARK PETITION PRESENTED
Northeast Citizens Request President
to Use His influence.
Want Resort Located at Twelfth
Street and Florida Avenue, and
Named Roosevelt Square.

Members Of the Park Association OF
Northeast Washington presented u petit
tion To President Roosevelt yesterday re-
qUestins that d park be established at
Twelfth street and. Florida avenue and
be called Roosevelt Square. x. r. Fors-
ton. George ". Talbert, and 4. II. +.
Holster composed the committee that
took the matter before the President.
The communication to Mr.. Roosevelt
Is as follows:
Our attention has been called to the
fact, through the columns Of the press. Of
the national scheme OF identifying our
Capital IN all cases it seems as though
the northeast IS always ignored in con-
temptation Of city improvements. while
other portions are well provided for. es-
pecially in the northwest. This may be
due 60 the fact tl:at all the owners Of
newspapers and members Of Congress
live in the northwest section. and hence
feel more concerned in that part OF the
city. Yet we feel that there IS one who
has not this sectional interest, and IL is
to him that We appeal. respectfully call
ing his attention 10 the fact that there
is not "A single park convenient 20 the
large population that resides IN the
northeast No park where the mother
and child can sit during the hot evenings.
Lincoln Park is for the southeast section.
while the large population lives north OF
street Stanton Park Is so near the
Capitol It is not accessible 30 many in
the northeast. Please let US have a parI,
at Twelfth street and Florida Avenue.
and let IL be named for one Of our great
est Northumberland Square"
The petition bore the signatures Of the
following members of the Park Associa.
ton.
=. II. F. Holster. Keene Richards For
ston. George ". Talbert. G. L. Brawner.
John C. Ewald, Karl Ochs, Mrs. Z. Cour-
tic, Thomas J. MacQuade, Mrs. Elizabeth
d. Hickman, Tobias Talbert. Lizzie Di-
vine, Teresa Leahy. Hattie McCullock.
Mrs D. II. Ballauf, J. O. Harper William
+. Lewis. NJ. II. Hopwood Mrs. f. l..
Schrack, Mrs. c. W. Rich. George Clearv.
Mrs d. A. Fulton. James A. Farley.
Henry A. Temps. Timothy A. Keppel. c.
A. Shambaugh. Albert J. Dreis. August
Paland, William +. Lehy. ]. y. Hook.
Martin Dries, r. P. Scott, Frances Lewis.
Mary Ham.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

Fearing he would never regain his
health. and oppressed by the thought that
he might become a burden to his family.
William Henson, q carpenter. committed
suicide late yesterday afternoon, in the
bathroom in the basement OF his home,
at sos Hazard street northwest He was
found by his wife hanging by window
rope TO a rafter
He had spoken cheerfully to her not
more than fifteen minutes before and
had gone into the basement. Some i'm
pulse prompted her to call TO him. and
receiving no answer. she hurried TO the
bathroom. The sight Of the swinging
body Of her husband confronted her, and
screaming Historically, she fell to the
floor in a faint.
Walter Johnson, young man living
with the Hcnsons. was the first to reach
the scene He cut the body down and
found that il was still warm. giving him
the hope that life might not yet be ex-
tinct. physician was Immediately sum
moned and for nearly an hour ne applied
various methods Of resuscitaticn without
success. Coroner hewitt was notified and
gave a verdict Of suicide
Henson had been a resident of this city
for many years and until a short time
ago showed no evidence that his con-
tinued Illness preyed upon him. He has
been a constant sufferer for the past FIVE
years. and was compelled TO spend many
days in bed during that time. Although
in comfortable circumstances, II is be-
ileved that his mind was harassed by
the thought that he would become Of no
use IN the world, and that this idea in
fiuenCed him.
Besides his wife, four children survive
him. The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
KNAPP DENIES REPORT.
Rumored suit Against Union Pacific
Is Not ContemDiated

Chairman Knapp. Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. denied yesterday
the report coming from New York that
the commission had decided to bring suit
TO compel the Union Pacific to dispose Of
its Southern Pacific stock and divorce the
two railroads entirely
There is no truth in the report" said
Chairman Knapp. 1T is utterly absurd.
We have no authority TO bring such an
action"
As heretofore stated, an argument will
be held before the commission on April 4
on the question whether the Union Pacific
and the Southern Pacific are competing
roads. This will probably be the final
step Of the commission in the inquiry il
is now conducting into the conduct and
mana cement Of the Hartman lines. At
the conclusion of the inquiry in the Har-
riman case all the evidence will be sub
mitted to the Attorney General. who will
examine il with a view to determining
whether. in the operations of the Harri-
man lines, the provisions of the Sherman
antitrust act have been violated.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
A.Is About peath of Mo,her.

The Commissioners are in receipt of a
letter from G. L. Gray. OF Louisville. Ky.
asking Tor information concerning the
death or his mother. Mrs. Sarah Ann
Gray, who lac says was living with her
daughters, Blanche Gray and Mrs. Ellen
Mcdowell. at the time of her death. Mr..
Gray was informed that the records show
that Mrs. Gray died February g at the
Cecil apartments, Fifteenth and L streets
northwest The cause of her death is
given as chronic disease of the heart
The interment was made in Glenwood.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
CONFERENCES At WHITE HOUSE
President Sees Cabinet Members
After RegnIar Meeting

The President held several conferences
yesterday. and although the regular meet
ing of the Cabinet took place in the morn
Ing the presence of several members at
the White House in the afternoon caused
report that special meeting was be-
ing held.
Secrt taries Root, Taft, and Garfield, and
Senator Spooner conferred with the Presi-
dent In the afternoon, but the object of
the conference was not disclosed. Sec
rotary Cortelyou also talked with the
President
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
LAND FRAUD CASES 60 OVER.
Justice stafford Grants Plea al
Counsel for Defendants.

Justice Stafford, on motion Of Attorney
A A biTney. yesterday continued until
next Friday the consideration of the mo-
ton to set "A date for the trial Of the
alleged land fraud cases. docketed as the
Hyde Diamond Benson Schneider cases.
MIR. Birney stated as his reason for the
postponement that a certain affidavit, in
opposition to the governments motion to
set the case for trial April % had not
reached him from his associate counsel
in California.
When the affidavit has arrived. the
court Will determine whether April y
shal mark the beginning Of the trial or
if the case shall be postponed to later
date.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
Chief Justice Clnbaugh Sewers Mat
rimOnInl Ties for Four People.

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday grant
ed an absolute divorce to Mrs. Carrie
Lizzie Brady from Philip Warren Brady.
and also authorized her to assume her
maiden name.
Charles NJ. DickerSOn was also granted
an absolute divorce from Florence May
Dickerson, on the grounds of infidelity
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
MovENENTs oF vEssELs-Ths foIlowing 90
NInrIne Cnrnr.

First Lieut.. CLEYBURN McCAULEY. 20 Indian
sp0lis as assistant 20 officer in charge Of re-
crutiBg. Marine Corps.
Second Lieut. JOHN d. NEVIN detached Rhode
Island, report to brigadier general c5mmandant.
Capt LOGAN FELAND. detached Marine Bar
racks. navy yard. Norfolk, to command marine
detachment on Minnesota.
First Lieut.. NELSON 2. NCLTE. detached Marine
Barracks. uay yard New York. 10 command
marine detachment on Lancaster
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Prays for sick Lads Recovery.

Chicago. March S.-Prayers for the re-
Covery of Archie Roosevelt were offered
at the Episcopal Lenten service in the
Chicago Opera House to-day. The serv-
Fee was conducted by Rev. William A.
Curry, chaplain of the University Of the
South. at Sewanee. Tenn.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
GROCERY Store Rurn..

night in the grocery store of John b.
Anderson at 80 Park road. The building
and contents were almost entirely de-
stroyed by the flames and the loss is
estimated at upward Of $1,000. The loss
is covered by insurance,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
A Few Remarks
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

A newspaper that the people read IS the newspaper
that gives results TO its advertising patrons The Wash
ington Herald IS such newspaper 1t is young vet
only FIVE months old yesterday-but already It fixed
part Of the daily life OF the people OF Washington Every
morning in the week it is a welcome visitor to about
onehird Of the homes here and hereabou Its circula
ton is largely home circulation, That Is the Of
circulation that counts 1t home newspaper because
IS clean and wholesome and fit 10 go into the home
paper worth reading ali the way through Its circula
ton forced circulation secured through prize
premium schemes 1t is free from all such things Peo
pie take it net because of something that goes along
with it'd set Of books dishes, for example or a
cachpenny coupon-but for itself alone and because il
Is the newspaper they There quality we'll as
quantity in such circulation
The Washington Herald on the strength OF the sue
cess that has to it in the short space Of Its exist
cnce does not claim the earth aud all the funes thereof
\ sane sensible newspaper is given such vain
short months it has become an established factor in
Washington journalism, and in the morning field gained
a circulation wholly unprecedented here-a circulation
larger by thousands than ever attained by morning
newspaper at the Capital Not only this but in that short
time it has become known the country large and
Is to-day the most widely quoted newspaper printed at
the National Capital
These are facts that speak volumes for The Wash
Tngton Herald They tell Of ready appreciation Of
newspaper that stands upon It's merits
To-morrow's issue-it is The Washington Herald
Sunday as we'll every other daywi be brighter and
better than ever. No color and no comic
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
NnvnI Orders.

Rear AdmiraIs : n. ACKLEY and r. 2. TILLEY
Capts. r. T. SAWYER and T. p. HOWARD
and Commanders n. Mel. 7. HUSE and T.
SNBNpEN. commissioned.
Lieut. Commander r. +. LOPEZ. detached Perry
home. wait orders.
Lieut. r. WILLIAMS, detached Florida. 10 Indian
Head.
Lieut.. NJ. II. SIAfONs. detached Lancaster, 10 duty
as aid 10 the commandant, navy yard, Leag1c
Island
Ensign r. g. HOLMES. detached Florida, 20 Bu-
rcau II Ordnance. Navy Department
Assistant Surgeons 4. HAYDEN, +. Y. YALZ
and r W. SMITH, appointed
Acting Assistant Surgeon l. II. SCHWERIN. de-
tached Florida, 20 Naval Hospital Norfolk.
Chief Boatswaiu f. ". ISAAC. 90 Franklin
FIRST Lieut.. J. H. WHITE, L. 5. NJ G., commits
songd.
paynaster's Clerk c. A. DAVIS. resignation &C
c-pted-
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
meuts Of vessels have been reported 10 the Bu-
reau Of Navigation:
Arriyed-lIarch C. Florida. at Norfolk, March :,
Galveston. a. Chefro; Georgia. at Hampton
Roads: Rocket. at Norfolk. March s, Raleigh,
az H0nCknnC.
Sailed March c. Florida. from Hampton Roads
for Norfolk March J. Le0nidas, from Guam
tauamo for Portsmouth. y. II.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

The following bulletin was issued at the
White House "a, 4H'2n O'Clock last night:
'The patient is resting comfortably.
No complication has developed since
yesterday and his condition is as good
as could be expected at this stage Of
Tie disease -
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
ARCHIE now BETTER
Presidents Son Gains in
Strength During Day.
IMPROVEMENT IS DECIDED

Attending Physicians Gain Hope for
His Recovery - President Makes
Attends TO His Official Duties-NO
New Complications Noted.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
HENSON TAKES LIFE
Harvard Street Man Feared
TO Become Burden.
BODY IS FOUND BY WIFE

Long Physical Sufferer, Ailments
Preyed Upon Mind-After Speaking
CheerfuIIy TO Those Around Him,
Goes to Basement and Ends All.
Resident for Many Years.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

I SAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

COHEN-On Thursday. March = 1917 in New YgE
City. FANNIE. beloved daughter Of the late
Levi and Helena Cohen.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

CATON-Ou Thursday. March = 1907, ar 2,i5 a ia.
MARY C., daughter q The late James and Cath
crime Cation aged hfty-forr years.
Funeral fron hcr late residence. q Myrtle street
Northeast on Saturday. March g. at 30 a. a-
Requiem ~ ST. Aloy,Us Clu.cl ar g
O'Clock. Relatives ar friends are respectfully
invited. 20 attend Ini- ment II Mount OlI7et
tCmCtcT.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

CRUSOE-On THURSDAY March T. 1907. az D. m..
EDNA DE GAMMA CRUSOE daughter q
Easaon snd Clementiua Crgsoe 40 the home n
her parents. 22ll F street northwest, aged j
years ? months and 2 days.
Funeral services viii d. held at the Paarl7's
;. ID. \. Church. corner Tenth and streets
northwest, Sunday March o. az . p. &c. RsIs-
tives and friends are invited % attend
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

BATLER- Departed this life on FRIDAY March s.
1907 az rs a. M az his residence. BuTTille,
d. e.. JOHN THOMAS BAYLER Beloved hus-
land RI Eliza a. Dunlop
Funeral from his late residence on Sunday Msrcl
~ at I p. M
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

BUBKE-On Thursday. March T. 1907. az 6 - g. IT,.
KATHLEEN r.. the beloved daughter q Mat
tLCr Burke and Della Burke nee HUmCi
aged two years and six months.
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence. %
n street northeast. on SATURDAY, March 2 ar B
b. M. Relatives and friends ore invited TO st-
tend.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

EsELHOKsT-EnteTed mo re,t N THHfs1l
March = 1901. az SD D. m. al her rrsiieuc
1872 y street south asst, ENGELENA g. b
l0gcd wife # Ernest l. Eselhorst a native
Lehr Germany IN the scy5utieth year Il h
aEe.
Funeral from chapel az Congressional Csmete
on SUNDAY, March &C. al . b. "a. Friends 81
Yited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

altogether he uas reimbursed t4si
senator Charles nlck GA June 2
isaa. drew So Tor Reimbursement
for expenses Incurred In attending
The funeral - the late o n riatt
The United States senate u
strong os clocks IN addition -
paying an electric concern q regular
contract price for supplying siec
iflcaily regulated CLOCKS. there IL an
item % $50 whleh appears eleven
times Ia the annual report. 10 ,
T. niunt fof wiading aud feEulai
lnH the clocks Tor the senate
The United States senate u slso
stHaaE on cuspldafs There are nus
aaafuuH entries a cover thia nserst
sitf to a toiAas1ususing legislature
bar lssi any person think that Tbs
senate ~ piebiAn Ia taste IN enapi,
doris attention En called % an stsm
entered under Jan 1tth. for tiA
aussu cuhpidura at STA So AMI
fuaf. i.iggh dosea Al tGte. sc g
total. tsg IS
The hook ls fifii % entrasa show.
md kilograms ssat to and from szu
atoFa on offielal business aud
paid Tor out af n. saafiuKruf
fuad. Sometimes the namsa Do not
sound ycry official For lnassacf
an Sept =. 1905. Is an suffK Of
telegram from FRANKIE" A. Eaia
nsseo Mich . Senator nufros
Al Washington. p G.
Among The necessities which
members 81 The senate receive an
der the brad uf stationery aud
newspapers arr found iheae items
oas opera taF. one collar haE. unr
travelling ciuek and oEe tooth
brush holder
eotus ~ the senator's do not
afas All the stationery aud opcfa
lass that are due them under the
practices n The senate. and 20
them various sums 81 moHaY arr
paid a the end ~ ihs nosaiun. "a
ia inteFesiibE 10 note the thrifty
uaea Mr WstmaFv drew eommu-
iatInn allowance for stationery
amounting 20 tiB5 81 Ar Teller
irxn tift. Aldfteh tls. kitsfldKv
tif2 nunnham tfixis. nallixsr
tfta Clapp fai. Proctor siii. Hop
kins stii ~. raaynae tigg Most of
he othsrs dfeu ln he nrlehbor
bod % SIS Tom riait. u New
YORK got only 81
Senators have hashs. shaving
MASSAGE. bafhe4isK and namefoua
ether NntHtf rnfsnnaf attentions
ffee ~ cost oul ~ the Incidental
fuud % The nenafs TheY 80 The
telegraph nystefu under ranking
privileges and even the long die
lance telephone IL 81 their service
ailhaut charge These arc some
q tbs reasons mhy II cnasn a aen
ator issa 10 live 10 Washington
thau it does same people Nho are
not senator's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
MEDIC0 DRUGGISTS CAN
SELL LIQUOR ON SUNDAY

There are dozens Of druggists In
Seattle who possess doctors H.
cenata. Hereafter the process
whereby the thirsty may obtain
drink from medlco.druggiHis OF a
Sunday will he about az follows
Enter the thirsty one 10 the drug
store.
doctor. / have a serious throat
trouble"
Lot me see your tongue. my
good man. Heavens, you are sui
feflng from uxtfemua thirutibuH
commonly called dryneas Of the
gullet What ia your faYofite
drInkf"
eneer. doctor"
4 prescribe three quAfth.s
AN usht. dottof. sell me the
dope. No extra charge Tor the
medical advice. eh7 When this Ia
gone IN be- back for more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

Seattle stars Exclusive 3erviesl
WASHINGTON June / The rc.
mArkabio facts told exclusively In
these dispatches Of petty graf 10
the United States senate. created an
immense sensation.
The story. with al ia detasin Of
peanut expenditure of the public
moneys. WAS the means q IN
earthlng additional items II vas
found that a flne lot Of bills we're
charged up IN connection Niih the
fenate'n attendance GA the funeral
81 the late Senator o n Plat. Of
Connecticut Note thess entries
April - g pairs q black Md
gloves II g. sa. $40 +, yards craps
for bands Tor arms 81 50. tiss0
Total sgG 60
The Plat funeral resulted In the
payment a. tho Pennsylvania uhii
rad c0mpanY Of tsi6sa tuF The
transportation % senators frum
Washington 20 South NarNAik
Conn, nsthsi Com and Washing
ton. conu. This iaeluasd meals
furnished on the dining car from
Jersey Ctiy 20 washiuEtun and the
aae of Pullman car a. 4 private
car.
on December 20ih. The senate
paid $751; 70 D " Ramsfeii. ser
Ecant Al arms Of she aeuats fnr bic
additional expenses IN attending
the nsnsrsl 81 the late o " Plat
OF this s. as Tor dining ear nofy
Iee irorn Washlagfon. p c. 20 Con.
nscticut SO for hotel expenses On
Ssw York city. While frisEams.
newspapers. etc cost o. ana ths
rFNt went for transportation
The riatt funeral Naa fespon
sibie fot AZ item ~ 90 IS paid Dc
e9mtsf z0fh 10 Senator ] n Gal
iinEvr for relmhuraemsnI for n
psnEea Incurred in attending tn
funeral ~ thr late Senator o "a
Fiatt az NashinFtnn. Conn tn
der the same eapiiua. Senator Tom
Garter took So. and = " Fsitus
took s9fs8
John A Sullivan Guhoevsr be-
may bel was reimbursed tt8ss
frum the ssHats Contingent fwad
Tor expenses Incurred In aieua
inE the funeral 20 The late srns.
tor o II rtatf In accordance
With the aansts resolution for that
purpose made snd provided G @.
Phelps. came IN Tor reimbursement
for expenses Incurred fn attending
The Plat funeral tie advanced
money 70 the local uudertaksr iu
stamford Cunn for easket. hrnsa
plate. old brass handles and other
lncideutais q undertaking and be
handed the sexton g. and paid \
caterer AZ Washington. coan. sita
for looking after the material com-
forts ~ The senatorial party So
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HUMORISTS GRATEFUL TO bill" Nf

81 the Catholic standard and
Times. Philadelphia. and The Score
taYys treasurer O. Frank Thompson
searishl. So W FIRST a.. l.oa "A.
gclsa
Laramie has bern Indicated a. the
site Tor the monument Here Nc
BEGAN bis carver. working on The
Laramie Sentinel
When hy an accident ~ frumtief
politics we became postmaster and
started the Laramie boomerang. hs
became famous Ills letter % ae
ceplaaen Of the posfmsstrrehip
made him known AL over the cuun
try. and before long he received
such xo0a offers from the east that
he pulled Up stakes and conuuned
hts career in the lap II civilization
1iut be always ieoked hack with
fondsat ihouEht TO his early daYa
ia Laramie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

A new system for the dialriha.
lion of beer and stronger liquors.
BY druggists on Sunday. IN spite
OF the Sunday closing law, has
been discovered through tho case
Of nr Il. =. Munrue. OF the Capital
nill pharmacy. Who was yesterday
acquitted By a Jury In the superior
court of the charge OF Illegally soil
Ing beer On sunday.
Dr. Munfue. who like many 9th,
er druggists. Is also a licensed
physician. told the jury that he
first. as doctor. examined the
man TO whom he sold the intoxis
eating beverage. ana then preacflb'
az beer. Ia his capacity aa drug
giat. he proceeded To sell his pa
tient the beverage All OF which
Was done in due legal form. The
jury set nr Munrue free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
MOVEMENT STARTED TO
ERECT MONUMENT TO GREAT
AMERICAN FUNNY MAN AT
LARAMIE. wYo. WHERE ne
BEGAN HIS CAREER.


lseattie stars Exclusive servies.l
LARAMIE. We. June i5-ln
appreciation OF the originality and
genius ef BIZ Sys. The pfeas ha
morlstN OF the Tnited states are
engineering movement - erect
monument for him az Laramie.
where this genital humogist MAS
first discovered
The climax Of the efforts all
come IN Los Angeles. Cal. next
September. when the American
Press hum0risfs hold their annual
meeting Their part i TO he a
great entertainment. ~ which
Robt o. Hurdetfe and Jas Whit
comb Riley. former colleagues Of
eBfllr Nyc Marx Twain. and other
humorists nf note arc expected to
appear In the meantime memhsgs
are accepting contributions - the
fuud and making acknowledgements
fer the same The president Of the
association is Thos AuEuatin DAILY
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ions regarding a elsY ortsszro
Tom Dation. dog fsncisr a.. nss
chant. vas arrested yesterday u
eruoon and viii be allowed e s,3I
biz views regarding the corx,rs6'
ton Of the municipal isw 10 po6a
court nattcn Was operafins ~
business AZ the corner Of sensc1 4
and aeoond az. thea takea n b
Patralman Quinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
LET CONTRACT FOR
FAIR BUILDING

Tho contract for he sdHlnIatra.
ton building the fifst m be erected
At the Alaska Yukon Pacific etrosi.
ton. Saa ict Monday afternoon AZ
tho meeting Of The executive CON.
miitee The bid ~ o y II Andor.
san asking fuf tit.d42 Was accepted
The contract stipulatoa that Il mast
be completed By August g. The
uork on this building iH nov under
way
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A Pointer

A well dressed man WIN atfu
COMMAND that courteous si'snoa
that il always accorded a set
mau Good clothes are Of ne =
MOST Importance 70 the szletak
Fuhrman supremacy u
clothes IL an aeknouledfM =.
among men Of Seattle. ieis seo.1 =
Avenue.
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,4am.r w..t avl, rt,,lI..

SPOKANE. June re Women who
have been Do the fashion % areur
ina aad looking upon the wiue
when 81 - red 81 drug stores. muai
eat Il out The ehlef % police has
isauHd orders THAT Il will 20 hard
with All concerned ~ the practice
ia not stopped ~ once
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SAN FmASctRCO. 1Hne Sc BE
sides the hot sensations 81 sraft
investiHationH che weather g. also
decidedly warm. on THE sunny side
- the street yesterday afternoon
u was g. Several pruHifatinnH were
reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

Why DO you follow MARY o.
eFasalFf ives asked 90 fhs Elfglr
LamhF
10 you suppose that with lamb
ehepa 90 90 cents Per rm going 60
coins 60 wander eff ~ up lanrIe
responded the pet who rrslis wnH
nrar enough mutton aEc 60 be wise
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
sss.p ausrss,i.s or

PORTLAND. ore. luns 1.-THE
quarantine on Wenaha sheep IL oft
a reatFaiuinR orsier haa been isauea
against the Oreaan sheep rommiss
ainn from requiring fhr Wsnaha
sheep Growers association uf
Washington 60 dip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

HAlSEs. Alaska, Jane is-nt
hchonl election here last ssisrtzz
resulted IN Sol Rlpsassy 80
elected school director. J u
Combs clerk and John BlankszssrG
treasurer.