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The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10

All kinds Of vegetables at Marks
Market.
Eastman Kodaks and camera SUP.
plies at Fezer's.
Call on r. A. Gates for harness
collars aud strap work.
Grand Catholic Fair in arlnor,
Dec. S to IA. Wait for the dates.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention II sent to The Tri.
bune.
Lots OF new post cards at Tribnue
office. Several new ones and all the
old favorites.
This Is the season of the year 70,
horse blankets and lap robes. Call
on f. A. Gates.
Hubert f. Wright of Salina,
Kan. has been added to the force at
the depot, as night clerk.
Call and see our new line OF
wheels. Showiest and best ever
brought to town. Hennlck Bros.
Football season is on, Greeley VS..
Loveland high school on Meeker
filed at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Bert Howorth mas resigned his
position at the Star Grocery and &C.
cepted similar one at the Casl,
Grocery.
Mrs. N. C. Mcclure of Trinidad
returned to Denver Sunday after a
few days. visit with Mrs. w. b.
Starr and other friends.
Miss Reba Day, who is assistant
librarian at the Agricultural col.
lege, visited over Sunday with her
sisters, Misses Abbie and Lolita Day.
Mrs. L, B. Kidder has resumed
her position with Harry Fl. Shaw
after three months rest and yaca-
tion, part of which was spent in Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bothel and
three sons of Williamsport, Pa, will
arrive here today to make their
home. Mrs. .Bothel is a sister to
Mrs Thomas Welsh.
From a patch of strawberries
which bore unusually we'll last sum-
mer, E. Hahn of Windsor has been
picking a second crop, gathering two
quarts OF fine. sweet berries.
Judge j. NJ Curry left Thursday
for Pender, Net.. on business trip
Of several weeks. Judge Curry is
the father of Mrs. Il. G. Strong and
has made Greeley his home the last
six months.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson left last Tues
day for an eastern trip of several
weeks. She goes first to her old
home in Worcester. Mass and will
visit In Boston and Washington, d.
G. Mrs Wilson expects to remain
east until homesickness or the cold
weather drives her back to Colorado
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10

Hot chocolate with whipped cream
at Spere's.
Watches. clocks, jewelry and
sterltng silver at Yardley's.
Grand Catholic Fair In armory
Dec. s tol IA Wait for the dates.
Six-room house on Seventh avenue
for sale, 81 600. Sanborn Houston.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Gibson left
last Sunday for months trip to
| Texas.
Mrs. Isaac Erickson and daughter
left Monday for visit at Williams
port. Pa.
Stock of post cards at Tribune
office again complete. Many new
ones also added.
Elwood and American fence in all
sizes and field and lawn gates. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
The Greeley Starch and Potato
company will be ready to receive
potatoes on Monday, Oct. IA.
L. L. and D. B. Wyatt returned
saturday from two weeks business
trip to Salt Lake City and Idaho.
Our boys are in good condition,
see the football game on Meeker
field at 3 O'Clock next Saturday after
noon. Greeley vs. Loveland.
Greeley high defeated Cheyenne
last Saturday on the latter's
rounds. See the game with Love-
and on Meeker field next Saturday
afternoon.
[. A. Thompson returned last
week from Roundup, Mont, where
he has spent the summer and left
Friday morning for Num- where he
VIII teach this year.
For those delightful straw rides In
lla evening or any picnic drive call
@. Clark, red 1l2, on the telephone
stop at his residence, 1ill Fltth
,',eet. 1t is the tallyho coach, the
ne you want.
Miss Eva Bulla of Saint Edwards,
Etb., was the guest Of her cousihs'
J A. and James Russell, and wives,
,yyeral DAYS last week. She lelo
NOnday for Cheyenne where she VIII
s. sit before returning home.
Mrs. s. j. Mumper received a tele-
Il ,,
m last week telling of the death
her granddaughter, Miss Lazeha
mean at Sheridan, Wyo. Deceased
- fourteen years old and died OF
uhoid pneumonia. Her parents
Nr and Mrs. Perry p. Duncan, !
,merlv lived In this vicinity.
Miss Carena Lee entertained IN
mally last Saturday afternoon at
ne home of Mrs. Jared purKee ID
nor of her mother, Mrs M IA.
re, who formerly lived here ana
.. Iyes soon for California to spehn
the winter. The guests were olu
lends and neighbors of Mrs. Lee
I'D they spent delightful time TO-
ether. Dainty refreshments were
we'd nv tke hostess,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
le Locals

e leweIer
best otayeies'
in .ne city at Nor
kodass md camera sup
E's.
T., sttr ing silver and
at Yard''''s g
weddiee cards and an
at the tribune Office
suring chickens and hens
jnuer a, Marks Market.
hall ard new library
most cards at Tribune
nd best assortment OF
IS and robes found at f.
.,ur oufpmohil lp.
gasoline. Hennick
it.
a American fence in all
4 and lawn gates. Nc
rdware Co.
cards Of Main street In
y hall and Eldorado
d at Tribune office.
ball game of season,
Loyeland highs on
bext Saturday afternoon.
vton, Harrison Woodruff
Bliss came from Fort
h to stay over Sunday
rs, +. G. Sherman OF
ID Greeley Monday and
ng over the place with
lting here.
s the finest line of
ches, cut glass and
er to offer this fall that
shown in Greeley.
IS. IL, Ii. Whitney went
lesday, Mr.. Whitney re-
he evening and Mrs.
ming for several days
ide Ladies' Aid society
next meeting with
il her home, lll2 Sixth
eeley, on Nov. &. An
King is suffering with
at the home of her par
Mrs J Max Clark.
ldren, Maxwell and
staying with their
pd Gardner, In Boulder
|other's Illness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17

comment. II was determined that the
lightest weight was l30 pounds, and
the heaviest $50.
Forty minutes more of walk and
trot and the test was over without
loss of life or limb, although one IN
fortunate officer shook his saber off
and was subjected TO the humility Of
having IL restored 10 him by the
chauffeur OF one of the automobiles.
which carried a HAIR dozen spectators.
As the column drew up at Fort
Myer smiling and intact General Du-
vail was moved to make a little speech
Of cong~ratulation. at the close OF
which he directed the officers to pro-
coed TO the post hospital, where each
underwent physical examination. Then
came a welcome invitation to repair
To the home Of a brother officer at
the post. where many lives were
saved, and the party Wended its way
back to town in excellent spirits. but
mighty glad to have it over.
second Day, Ride.
The ride of the second day was
much Ike that OF the first. minus
the spectators and newspaper CORE
spondents and with q little smaller
party. As on the previous day, the
ambulance was entirely uucalled for
and there we're no fatalities.
But. as in all things. there came TO
be a morning after. ana to one who
has ridden fifteen miles when out Of
riding practice, or IL he has ridden but
five. there is little need TO tell the
story.
Some OF the riders Of the day be-
fore were literally in tatters and many
a breakfast in official Washington
was taken from the martelpiece or in
some other convenient way which OBJ
Waited the necessity of sitting down.
At the war department clerks and
messengers refrained from speaking
of the ride until they had made sure
their remarks would not bee overheard
by some of the participants.
Sore i'm body and spirit. the blithe
smile and iaunty air of me day pre-
.vious was gone. and in place of the
proud and triumphant rider flushed
with success one met the stiff and
grabbed desk worker, still a desk man,
but not for a day or two the man In
the swivel chair, for few and far be-
tween were those who could sit with
comfort except upon the downiest
cushion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17
STRONG DEMAND IN
THE ARMY FOR
ARN|CA SALVE
Hard Riding Fills Many a
Washington Officer With.
Grief and Bruises.

Washington. d. c., oct. 15.-Half "a
hundred army officers stationed in
Washington are on a still hunt for "a
field officer physically unable to ride
even a few miles at an increased
gait" referred to in President Roose-
velt's letter Of May IS addressed to
the secretary of war.
This letter is responsible for multi
tudinous bruises, stiff joints and
curses galore, for it directed IAN am
nual or biennial test OF the physical
condition and skill in horsemanship of
all field Officers Of the line Of the
army. in which the officers stationed
in Washington took part.
The question u%ppermost In the
minds of these sore and shaken Off
GERS is. "Who was the cause Of 1t all?"
and to find the guilty field officer
they are bending their individual and
combined energies TO the utmost. II
by any chance he is discovered thu
things that will be done to him viii
make the once famous water cure OF
the Philippines look like a claret cup
at a Waldorf luncheon and the banks
of the Colorado from the Yuma peni-
tertiary will be a paradise compared
to what he may expect to get for his
next assignment Of duty.
While making every effort to dis
cover the miserable offender whose
riding caught the eye of the president
and brought about the torture Of th'
saddle after years OF cushioned swung
ing in a war department chair, the
victims Of the ride are surreptitiously
supplying themselves with arnica and
.~vaseline and other healing compound 3
from the army hospital stores and
vainly trying to sit down at table with
the dignity which befits high rank.
Order Made Them Think.
When the letter OF the president to
the secretary Of war first became pub
lie through the medium of general or
der No. lS1 the officers stationed at
the department read and smiled then
laughed and toked' each his neichhor
about the proposed ride. At the
Army and Navy club discussion Of tn q
order led TO reminiscence and mtrr
a tale of distinguished service In the
saddle was told to admiring groups.
soon reminiscence passed to more
thoughtful consideration and officers
who had not seen a saddle outside
the harness shop window. for years
began to mediate. Faces rotund and
twinkling eyes took on a more seri-
Gus look and the call for saddle horses
depleted the Washington stable 10 sr
extent which added much money to
the purses Of the owners
The officer who kept a saddle horse
could have 'oaned him for every hour
of the day had he not geen putting in
extra time in riding on his own ac-
count, and the call for pacing mounts
and single-footers was far in ex css OF
supply.
First il was announced hat the
Of the cavalcaZ would be out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17
DOLLAR in your cash

DOLLAR in your cash
drawer is not as valuable
to you as the many hundred
dollars it can produce if wisely
invested and re-inveSted in
Morning Journal advertising
That dollar will buy more
space in The JournaI--an bet
ter space, toe because of the
character ofoJOunaI readers
than is possible through any
other Albuquerque medium,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17

The question ~ heW 90 cure "a cold With
900 unnecessary - ~ time is ono in which
Ne are al more or loss Interested Cor The
quicker q cold o. gotten nd ~ the Jess dam
ger 70 prrum snia and other serlHus de
eaars Mr ~ ". D. HAN - MaFeriN -
has used chamberlain cough Remedy fHr
Years and saws % firmly believe Cnam-
herIaIn-F cough Remedy o. he absolutely thr
best preparation on the market fnr colds I
have recommended 90 g. mF friends and
thev go agree uith me- For saie by al
drugElsis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17

~ ~oCIAII~N-s.beI speaks a1 s
and street end Central avenue WeiuesaF
evening" at e0 r m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17

Esr~ copy - ever ts-ue ~ the MorninE
I-snaal shauid - = salesman Tor Fau-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-17

WIZ INDING oeroniH la 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
birth. Record.

Sswman--Tos iith av =. March
IS. to the wife % Adoiph Newman,
a daughter.
aaroce soT Maynard av. March
20, to the wife % John u. soroos
son.
Cope sos 10th az. N. March 20,
TO the wife Of John Cope. daaah-
ter
Thompson INTERPLAY. March 10,
10 the wife Of :. L Thompson, a
son.
Nosaki--tap Firh av ". March
81 90 the wife Of kinplro NeEaki, a
daughter
Royu 1ie clay st. March 80. 20
tho wife Of Alfred W Reya, a
daughter
Stevens Seattle ueasfai hospital
February -. 20 the wife % Aussin
Stevens a sun
asis~- sost F1fth av. February Z,
% the wife 81 walter nsisw, =
daughter.
RlaleY--Tse ssth Of. ~. Maruh "a.
10 the wife Of y. ~. nislvy. a laugh
ter.
whitney sait Fourth Az. y. ".
March 20. 20 the wife % ". ~
whitney. a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
Seacoma Beach Company
Organized

The Heaeoma Beach Improvement
Company. who are the purchasers
q the property OF the Three Tree
Point Land comnany. completed lis
organisation lAsi week BY the eise-
tion Of Mr., A n. Brooksa az pres
idsnt. Charles 4 Grams. vice presl-
dent. George II. Law. secretary 1.
Gregory. treasurer. and L. Prank
Brown and NJ. n Crane sc sales
agents.
The company. tn selecting the
name Of ssaeeuaA. has done % from
the fact that lie property n ieeat.
I'd just hair nay between Seattle
and Tacoma. ard u u the dsaifs u
the company q create st Heaeoma
Beach a suburban attraction which
will be limited strictly 10 the better
class q people who desire a quiet
and reHsful place TO camp and
where they wili no, have 10 make
any sacrifices Of comfort
Tha Neaecmh beach Improvement
company proposes 10 make Heacama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
WATER BILL is VETOED

The active opposition 81 the
Chamber ~ Commerce aud the In.
difference OF the Seattle officials
10 the Coles water bill are be.
iieveti to be the cause which yeater-
day lmpelled Governor Mead TO
veto thu bill, The Coles bill pro
ylded that cities OF the first class
Hhould sell 10 small suburbs their
surplus, water and electricity.
AZ has been clearly understood
among The city officials that II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
TIE LAND OFFICE
BUSINESS rs INCREASING

Recorder TNltchell Of the United
States land office ~ Of the epinion
that the resembling Of the circular
of Feb. ~ BY President Roosevelt
has materially Increased business
IN his office. In a circular issued
March ~ by the president, the en-.
animation required In the former
circular vas done away with. and
ia Is now much easier matter
for homesteadefa and others 60
prove np their claims and set their
titles straight because % this
many are now rushing TO prove up
ana set the property titles TO their
nrtsuafIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
TACOMA DEMOCRATS

TACOMA. March 2a.-The demo.
Gratis Of this city In mass con.
ycntiona las, night took the first
stsp for the next city election. aud
five park board commissioners
were naplinRted. The platform en-
braces municipal ownership. rails
lad the SALARY Of couneilmen to $50
per month. establishment Of an
open part for Tacoma. and taklne
the relnH Of government out OF the
hands of the present monopoly.
After the reading Of the party
principles. i've park commission
era were nominated by the conven
tion as c0mmitte Of tho whole
The candidates are
Chester Thofne, 10 serve for five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

would be impossible for this city
Go supply either water or current
to the outlying towns without en-
croaehing on the rights Of the cit
liens within the city
II Ballard annexed 10 Seattle Il
Will form a large area 10 be sup
piled at once. Not until the new
Cedar River pipe line Is completed
aud the light plant extended Will
Seattle be ready 10 sell light and
water 90 adjoining suburbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

Beach the most attractive place in
the state of Washington. n not on
the Northwestern Coast Its plans
comprehend a first class hotel nt
the point and the providing Of
camping facilities for a large mum
Der Of families. The splendid water
service 70 be found At the Beach.
the beautiful shade trees which are
attractive 70 everyone visiting there.
together with one Of the finest
beaches Tor bathing there IL on the
Sound. form the nucleus ~ what H.
believed will be a rcaoFt which win
command the approval u all Epe-
clai effort viii be made on the part
n the company 10 Interest repre-
sentative families throughout tho
state 90 make this their summer
camping place. and In order 10 af-
ford them TO chance 10 visit this
property during the summer special
arrangements win be made for
camping ground. the cost OF which
may be applied 20 the purchase %
a lot after they have had a chance
10 see shn attractions q this beau
tiful camping ground. .'s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

Look 40 your spring Insurance
esplFaiiena and have them renewed
BY the Northwestern Mutual FiFs
Association
The Northwestern 10 IN = position
TO offer absolutely unszeell~a In.
dsmnity 81 3 saving 70 you u e
to 40 PER cent according TO the
character ~ your ripk
The services az advice ~ .
Northwestern Inspector may be had
At any time without the least ohlis
cation on yoar part by phone call
to Main lass. or independent sal.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
p..sh Reeorsi

Kilnefalssr Edwin ". 10 months,
March "a. fal 18th At ~
Davis wysnAn lee. ~. March ~.
ia Bellevue place.
noneaiie fred. -. March IL
Providence hospital
cnok fseanard ". . months.
March ~. Youngstown
ornato-s. March %. King county
hasnltAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
ARCANUM MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

Members OF tho Seattle council
ROYAL Arcanum entertained the
members az the grand council %
the state AT social session last
night In Masonic hall Judge 4 NJ
Lindsey, 81 Utica. NJ y. past sn.
rrrme regent. Was present aud de.
ilyered a short address. followed
b. officers Of the grand council
The program contained several
musical selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
DEATH IN RAID
fserlpps TsIsafsph esrvles.l

FORT WORTH. Ter. March %.
Late yesterday afternoon, during
raid on a notorious resort. Coun.
~ Attorney jeff ID Mclean was
shot and killed and Hamll + Scott.
a member Of the raiders. was fatal.
~ wounded by William Thompson.
proprietor Of the place Thompson
Was later captured after a fierce
fight la which he received wounds
which will cause hts death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

years. w u Rust, four years. w
g. Hardaley. three years; w VI
shoard. two years. aud stuart Rice
one year All OF the men nominated
are well.to.do business men and old
residents OF the city.
The candidates for oonneilmen
nominated BY the ehairmen OF the
ward committees are; First ward
T. ]. Fleetwood. Second. Frank NJ
Lamborn. THIRD. Upton %. y. j
crearer: Fourth, " II. Oibictt
Finh. NJ. A. stRmbaugh; Sixth. v
NJ. Sawyer. Seventh. r. W. Jones
Eighth, w G. Hiddeli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
SUED ron DIVORCE.

Katherine naaer has filed \ pc.
tition for divorce from Henry
nauer. on the ground of cruelty and
confirmed habits OF drunkenness
The parties we're married In tSSB.
and there are three childFen, Of
whom the mother desires 60 retain
the custody According 10 the com.
plant there Is considerable family
property,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
HIsAMIDzu PLEASED

japanese Consul 4. iIlsamidrue IL
well pleased with the resolution
passed b. the Chamber of Com.
tnerce CA Wednesday. opposed 10
any immigration law designed 90
exclude Japanese labor from the
United States
Today ho called upon Secretary
G. u. Ynndeil aud extended his
thanks In behalf of his empire,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
SEATTLE, B. c.

The building Inspector today 70.
celved letter addressed 10 Build
Ina Inspector, Seattle. British Co
lamhia" II was from city Of
fetal of Calgary. II C.. and 10
show that he was In earnest In the
matter Of believing this city part
Of his majesty. King Edwards, do.
main. two Canadian postage stamps
were inelosed 90 pay postage on
copies OF this eity'a building laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

luEton canal by creating an aHaeas.
ineat district 10 raiao $1,000 900
John ~ Meuraw. Thomas Burke,
ueorKe A. Virtue. & E RemaburE.
Roger \, Greene. J. = brace.
Helm Cafe company. of Tacoma.
$4,000; Charles y Helm, Emma
Helm.
= " Conway Company. OF Mount
vernon. $4,000, y, y, Conway. O.
y. Johnson.
Nahahum Orchard company. Of
Seattle. $4,000. J. y Douglas. w.
u. Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
OPEN REVOLT


VIENNA. March 2a.-Reporia
from Northern Moldayia show the
seriousness of the situation. over
400 farms are devastated aud 5000
partially suppressed Fully 10000
Jews are homeless.
The RoumRninn government "
atlll sending troops into the district
aud the movement IL more really
agrarian than anti.Semettc. Riot
ers have been fired upon and revolt
IL broadcast throughout the land,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

Best French dinner In the city.
400. served Sunday and holidays.
q 10 II p. m. with fine music
meals served IA carte also. Sc.
attic Catering Co. top floor Crown
Bldk Take elevator. Cor, Second
ana TAlnes nk sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
klLn SALES

! ,s.~,ssh has purchased from
I 1ss<Fson tor sia.s0o, the
- asahle corner % VALLEY
q seenn6 Az. y. being two
s >s<z - u MeFeer's addi'
- nfnsn has purchased for
= 8 ruu ?. Falk ana wife. The
1870 corner Of Prospect 81.
<as.nr ~.
raEsu nxusf has sold So lots
-. fas ASHTON 10 West Sc.
=. !. x,,s hanson Tor $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
WIFE BEATER

At police court yesterday j.
smith was sentenced 10 80 days on
the chain gang and fined 600. He
was charged with violently beat
inR his wife and breaking up the
furniture. Smiths home Is at pos
Eighth ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
NEW INTERPRETATIONS
ts,sr Special Service,

OLYMPIA. March a1-Corpora.
tion papers have been filed IN the
office of the secretary Of state az
follows
The FIRST Methodist Episcopal
church. of Lake Washington. Car.
den Of Ellen. of KenHydalc. King
county. Susan ID Rice. Nellie A
uosa aud others
Lake Washington Canal Aanoela
tion Of Seattle. sio.eo1. To kasist In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
DRIFTING on ROCKS

ASTORIA. Ore. March Et~An
uuknaWa steam Schooner r. drift
ing On the sacks AZ the Norm usaa.
at the mouth a. tas cotanahAA. A
nals T. blowing.
Distress signals srs fiffaE but
tugs are unable r. reach q. craft
The name cannot Be made cat. bat
the worda san Ffenaincyr are on
the stern.
The beat IL loaded with lumber
Her drca l. being swept By the
waves. There IL 20 answer 70 the
signals. a. II the crew had isft the
boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
JOB
EXPENSIVE

= public Wvfkr to-day
i - e's.s 49,. sensract for tho BELL
= = sl.'ris, 10 ne ,s Isss' sls a.
ksssN ~ !. very close % the
faHs .....-.nsns. eelns less than
e.! ..,asson q earth is taken
r. - Is cents per yard.
\ - ,s,n< vas BID On a. s. ~
srilnsry eess q excavation n
Z. !. ~. ! yafd bat the asphalt
: ss sla SIS accefss'i. a. me
- "a paxlns work all goes IA
!. .sn;rset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
LITTLE BOY CROSSING
CONTINENT TO sEATTLE

MANCHESTER. N. H.. March 20
Durham J Hall. 4 9.year.old lad
left here Tuesday at noon "a make
the trip across the continent to Sc
attic alone He Roea 10 join his
mother there and In due To arrive
Monday. lie IN travelling over the
Great Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
TRAINS CRASH


EVERETT, Wash. March "a
An open switch caused a collision
last night between the south bound
Vancouver Great Northern train
and a switch engine on the side
track in the Delta yards.
Both engine crews, with the ex-
eeptlon Of the passenger locomo.
tive fireman, were slightly injured.
The passengers were badly shaken,
but IL IL reported none were
injured.
The tralnmen OF the passenger
say there was no Hight on The
switch engine.