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Synopsi. # Plot

Trading day the fort Settlers and Indians in
friendly Mantowanng settlers Of threatened Indian
uprising
Scene II. Prayer for protection.
III Departure Indians join their respective tribes
Agoma discovers her love for Manitowaning He
and send Shawanaga guide
Scene " Soldiers for defense Of fort Clapperon
boasts he hold it alone.
Algoma departs secretly Soldiers guard Waiting for the
attack good n the Northern Light
ACTu
Grievances started by Thessalon.
Kagawong for and is Joined by
revenge War dance Indians sleep from exhaustion
Shawanaga escorts Algoma through the forest to
who roung the whites the relief Of the
Attack and repulse Wkwemikong begs for
Scene ~. Bigsby sent to offer terms 49,.
The quenches the Indians torches and the
settlers.
Manitowanng and relief forces arrive Capt Drum
mond gives Algoma to the scout The Rainbow $
ACT III.
Scene Cappertons exposure cowardice Peace in the
fort. Bigbys declaration Festival proposed
Scene IL, Procession of soldiers and settlers
Bridal dance and welcome to Indian guests
Finale Chorus Of Pioneers,
The Drop Curtain Will Be Used Between Scenes.
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Take your old rope, scrap iron. bot
ties and rags to Barney Ginsberg
who will pay the highest price for
them. 77tf
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II you want results. try Tribune
olaas sds. They Arc winners.
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The Florence and Cripple Creek
railroad will run excursions to Grip
ple Greek every Sunday during De.
cembcr. Rate ALDO for round trip
7Tft
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Musical Program
ACT I.

l. Overture.
2. Chorus, THE Harvest of Furs''
| g. Baritone Solo and Chorus "Welcome to Fort St
Joseph" Captain Drummond
A. Tenor Solo, awake Arise and Arml' Manowan
/, ing.
| s. Solo and Ladies' Chorus prayer for Protection"
Shawanga Agoma and Chorus.
g. Baritone Solo, Canoe Song Thessalon
T. Soprano Solo, ..Why Beats Ny Heart SO Swiftly
| Agoma
| s. Tenor Solo. .Algoma Beloved" Mantowaning.
| g. Tenor Solo, 'Clapperton's Boast" Clapperton
| TO- Contralto Solo, Lullaby" Grace Meldrum
H. Male Quartette and Chorus when Hearts We Love-
r. Trio waiting" Marie Parry, Medrum and Bigsby
| 49, Alto Solo and Chorus, "The Northern Lights" Eliza
| Drummond and Chorus.
a. Baritone Solo and Chorus "The Red Mans Heritage"
15 Baritone Solo, prudent Counsel" Magnetawan
| l6 Tenor Solo and Chorus, 'War," Kagawong
II. War Dance.
IS. Tenor Solo, Hasten Shawanaga," Manitowaning.
| 49, Duet and Chorus Love shall Guide' Algoma and
Shawanaga.
90 Chorus of Indians "Chieftain and Warriors"
2l. Chorus of Whites, Come Come on"
90 Soprano Solo, Let your Cruel Warfare Cease"
90 Baritone Solo, Ever the White Man Trumphs"
| Thessaon.
"a Chorus "The Rainbow
| ACT III.
25. Solo and Chorus "The Coward Smith,
26. Bass Solo and Chorus, Dear After Darkness"
Meldrum.
Chorus, Peace to the Forest
27. Children's Chorus "Deary Me-"
| 2S. Professional March
20. Final Chorus, Hail to the Pioneers"
The Drop Gu tain Will Be Used Between Scenes.
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70 a

To Rent-Modern furnished house for
rent. Inquire II. s. Andrews.
76-Six
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To Remit have several good houses
for rent In Florence. One lisa four
room brick on Frazier Ave. near II.
Houston's;a 3-room brick on West 18th
aud also furnished Ave room brick
on West Eighth. with gas for cooking
aud lighting; city water. julius
McCaudless. 69tf
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To Rent-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Mrs.. A. O. Calla-
han, 100 East Front street. 1878
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Try Tribans want oolu,nns
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The Pioneers, Houston Opera House Dec 3, 1907
Cast Of Character.

Capt. Drummond--1n charge of Fort st. Joseph
Mr.. G. c. Yelton
Meldrum-The storekeeper Mr. F. E. Nelson
Mantowaning-A friendly Indian Scout, 70
Mr. T. w. Roberts
Thessaon--lndian Chief Mr. Marshall Eakn
Magnetawan--Indan Brave MI. u. A. 'ack
Kagawong-Indian Brave Mr. Warner
Muskoka--Incan Brave Mr.. George Jessop
Clapperton- Blacksmith Mr. r. L. Smith
Bigsby--Soldier Dr. Atkinson
Algoma Drummond-Captan's daughter
Miss Beatrice McCandless
Eliza Drunmond- Captains sister, Miss Leona Dexter
Grace Meldrum-Storekeeper's wife Mrs. w. E Bragg
Shawanga Indian maiden friendly to the whites
Miss Cora Bragg
Sbeguinda-Wife of Thessalon Mrs Kleinz
Marie Parry-Setter's daughter Mrs. +. John
Wikwemikong Daughter of Thessaon Miss Laura Bell
Soldiers Settlers and Indians -Mesdames Wilbar, Ram
say Stock jack Misses Winnie Hughes Beatrice
Hyde, Bertha Moore; Messrs Jack, Bissell, Ramsay
Tanner, Taylor, Criddle, McCandess
Accompanst Miss Mary Jack
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Tn. Drop Curtain Will B. Used Between Scenes.
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wantsd-Barney Ginsberg wants to
buy all kinds Of hides and will pay
the highest market price for them.
7Stf
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To Rent-A nicely furnished room
with bath and electric lights. fo
per month, 1926 West Front 60tf
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Tribune olass eds do the busi.sss.
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Advertise your wants In The Trtb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
10y United Press


WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i.--Mrs.
Bradley resumed the stand under
cross.examination az 10 O'Clock
this morning Mrs Bradley was
nervous. but her voice vas firm
and even Attorney Baker led the
witness back 20 the farm where. in
1902. she bad met Max Brown. who
objected 90 her presence. After a
few questions on this, Attorney
Baker asked her.
How many times were YOU ar
rested ?"
Mrs. Bradley replied; Three or
four"
Defendants Clever Answers.
The defendant denied that the
senator had offered her $4,000 and
a Los Angeles residence and an
annuity 81 500 until the youngest
child was ~ Judge Powers ques-
toned her again. taking up a mum.
Der Of the defendants letters to
Brown. The letters painted a pic
tnre Of the defendants happiness
on the farm. Prosecutor Baker was
baffled by the defendants prompt
ness and cleverness in answering
his questions which at first looked
damaging.
did YOU ever hit the senator
with an umbrella knocking out sew
eral Of his teeihg"
The defendant tried 10 evade a
direct answer. but finally answered
Yes She denied that she threat.
ened TO blow Browns head off II
he refused 10 marry her.
When Attorney Baker concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
Mike Alpnt, Suspected Of Numbering His Partner Near
Moniesano Apprehended, for Embezzlement in New
York at Request Of Local Authorities.

carloads OF Junk 10 this city from
Aberdeen for Alpert 10 sell Tho
goods we're valued at $4,000. Al.
pert Is said 10 have sold the junk
for $3.50 aud IL claimed 10 have
skipped With the money. Chamber
lain hurried 10 this city and swOre
out the warrant
Il was learned that the missing
man had purchased tickets 10 bring
his wife aud two children from
Llbau. Russia. 20 Seattle. and that
afterwards he went to the local
offices where he secured The
tickets and asked for a rebate On
the price from New York to So
attic. explaining that he had
changed his mind. and would meet
his wife IN New York. instead ~
having her come 10 Seattle
This information was wired 70
the New York authorities and when
Alpert presented himself AZ the
head office there IN order to take
up the question Of a rebate yoetsr-
day. Inspector Of Detectives James
McCafferty was notified and placed
the man under arrest.
Steps we're being taken today
20 arrange for extraditiOn papers
and as soon as they are secured
officer will be sent 10 bring back
the prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

Suspected Of murder, and want
ed on a specific charge Of embez.
element. Mike Alpert, alias Mike
sakolowHki. was arrested yester.
day ia New York city AZ the u.
fioes Of A. y. Johnson a Company
"a Broadway, and II now IN custody
awaiting the arrival Of officers
from Seattle.
The sheriffs office has been trac'
ing Alpert's movements for the
past month and his apprehension
IN New York yesterday was the
result OF information first obtained
in this city.
Last year Alpert and a partner
we're buying junk near Monteaano.
The body Of the partner Was
brought by Alpert TO Montehano.
presumably killed in a runaway. At
the time there was no suspicion
OF anything wrong. but Information
which reached the officers recently
indicates that the partner. whose
name IN not known 20 the local Of.
ficials. was a victim OF foul play.
and Alpert Ii suspected Of the
crime.
The emhezziement charge was
brought az the result Of a deal be.
tween Alpert and G. L. Chamber.
lain, Of Aberdeen. In October, OF
this year, Chamberlain shipped two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
MRS. BRADLEY IS THROUGH
ORDEAL ON STAND

the examination the court adj
journed for luncheon. When tho
defendant stepped from the stand
she seemed 10 be stronger than at
the close Of the first days ordeal.
She was under examination 10
hours and 40 minutes.
Allenisss Examined.
This afternoon alienists are be-
ing examined.
Judge Powers Hypothetical ques-
ton Ia;
"First-Mrs. Bradley had two
aunts insane with homicidal at
tacks. and that her father is in a
sanitarium paraiyzed.
"Second-A blow on the head
with a hoe when the defendant was
5 years old injured her mentally.
rThird-That women with mater
nal instincts as strong as the de-
PENDANTS frequently have decisions
that they are being prosecuted UNI
der certain physical conditions.
Fourth Fits OF depression or
citation resulting from Browns
Quarrels and reeonciliations unbal-
anced her mind
"Fifth-The revelation Of Browns
treachery through the Adams letter
dethroned her reason"
These viii be followed by the
following questions;
"First--Assuming that these facts
are true, could the defendant dis
tinguish right from wrong7"
"Second-Nas she mentally re-
sponsihleg"
Third Was she lnsanef"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
Attempt to Hold Night Meetings and Are Arrested BY
The POlce--0ne Arrest Proves Mistake.

Three more socialist orators we're
carried Away ia patrol wagon 20
tho city jail last night
Two uf them wNFs taken wbiie
addressing a crowd 81 people on
Fourth AN just south ~ Triton ID
The third attempted 70 hold a
meeting en- tho elevated portion o.
the university tract. aud after he
had talked for ups argis 81 rs min.
utea be. too. vas escorted 10 the
patrol wagon
Tits morning the officer In
charge. waa r~primaud~a BY Chief
Wappensteln for Arrealing the iast
mentioned orator.
The man waH speaking on pr!.
eate property and Vas within HE
rtghtA. said the chief. The ~
ficcfa were notified some time aEu
that meetings conid be held nt any
points Tor which permits we're -.
aued Or upon private property The
captain erred in lnssructine the ~
ficer 70 make THE third arrest
Select Own Meeting Place.
The socialists had haen notified
that they Nuuid b. permitted %
held q mectinE last evening on
FRA nv. between Pike and Union
ata. The permit vas Ignored. how.
ever. and an attempt waR made 10
bold tho meeting on Fourth as..
#outh OF Hnion Il and adjoining
the fuatiHtciiigencef building Two
speakers we're arrested here
A third speaker thEn made HE
way 90 the elevation above He
waa followed b. a small handful
Of persons and for IS minutes az.
tackled Mayor Moore and the police
department In the nneantimu a
police officer had tolephoned 20
Capt fAuhacher. Ia charge % az
police headquarters. and had asked
for instructions. Informing Lanb.
scher that meeting waa being held
on the university tract. far ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

...,,on IN the retail milk
With the accompanies
y. ID prices. viii soon be
'%as's ..ss..lsshed fact " the officers
= y Mn ExchAngc are sincere
n aeelaFAslens
p ~ Z Erickeoo, prunrieter
49, ssrsey Dairy Co. and pres
" IL Mllk ESchangc. stated
-. Y, =, YESTERDAY ira, the Mllk
z W ~. !. "a practically ceased 20
~. ~ 81 mscral members 81 the
szss Ia recently Withdrawn
-. ~ exchange had not held
q .s''sk iof some time
- sanalag an independent
~sself dxlarcd the pres
i ~ Mia Exchange,
~. asked whx prices 81 milk
- ) hlgh. Mr Erickson re
=, a. he hleh priees afe no,
\ sny combination " milk
hss 10 the relatively high
- Il everything else.
s.sl.lss * other mllkmen re.
-.sss az price II milk elected
n rs',,s we are an supposed
"A Al she sane price but some
L. - aaing -.
rs,1 very rccentlyi the Mlih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
cL AIMS COMBINE
HAS DESSOL WE'D
..;,ul Erickson, Of Milk Exchange, Says Prices Are
~ \ Longer Fixed Members Withdrew Upon Dis
n,er That Price Fixing Combines Are Illegal

kxchanxe was known to be In
active operation, fixlng and main.
tanning the retail price OF milk.
Under the manipulation Of the com.
hlne, the price was forced up by
successive raises ffom cents
per quart 10 ~ IL cents per
quart
Il was the exposure ~ local com.
hlnes BY The Star which brought
the members of the Mllk ESchange
20 realise that they we're engaging
Ia an illegal combine aud that every
member Of the exchange would be
liable 10 prosecution and fine II the
exchange persisted Ia tixing and
maintaining the retail price 81
milk.
Il VAS this realization which
caused assertions from the ranks
os the Miik Exchange and causes
the officers ~ the exchange 20
deny is existence at present
The price 81 milh Ia tho future
viii Indicate whether or not the
combine Is ssill IN existence. III
Il has really ceased operations. com.
petition II SURE 90 cause a slump
ia the artiflcaily maintained prices
which have reeently ruled.
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ASK COURT TO SETTLE
UP VALUABLE ESTATES

On the probate calendar OF Judge
Alberison's department Of the SUI
perior court today there we're two
cases Of unusual interest, both ask.
ing for letters Of administration
10 settle up valuable estates Of
prominent people who have recent.
~ met With violent deaths
Action Is requested toward dis
srfbutlng the estate OF Josephine
Lomhardlni. the wealthy Italian
woman who recently disappeared
aud was later found floating IN
Green Lake. supposed suicide.
Mira. Iombardlui's husband Was one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

Of the victims OF the Inflated
Valencia. wrecked on Vancouver
island. and she il believed to have
ended her life while temporarily In
sane from hrooding over her hus-
bands death.
The attorneys ask for letters
Of administration IN order 10 settle
the estate of fIirokichi Knrokawa,
the wealthy banker who was struck
aud instantly killed By a Northern
Pacific switch engine near Smiths
Cove piers two months ago. Friends
OF the deceased say he left prop
erty- conseryatiyeiy valued at
$3.50. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
PROFESSOR OBJECTS TO
FOOTBALL SONGS

College songs which cast reflcc-
lions on other colleges. even n they
are rivals on the football field.
are not. in my opinion, becoming,
and l do not think that Washing
ton students should write or sing
anything derogatory TO Washington
State College or any other lnstltu'
tlon."
This criticism Of the college
songs nt the state university was
made today by a prominent menu
Der OF the faculty and he referred
especially 10 a few new songs
which were written by students
TO be sung at the game with Pull
man today Despite the professors
criticism the songs were rendered
with gusto az the game.
The ballads In question make up
lack of poetic quality by frequent
references 10 the Pullman institu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

showed from streets on any side
t.nubAeher. however. instructed him
70 arrest the speaker. and this Was
done No further attempts 20 speak
Nefs made
Tho speakers arrested we're
Thomas eladden. Arthur Jensen
and EEnii Herman. and they were
taker away IN the order given.
1hth mofnlnR the charge against
Berinaa VAS Withdrawn and he vas
Kiveu bis liberty
Mayor Moore Talks
N tho socialists had asked per
minslan b. speak upon Fourth Nv.
south Of Pike ~ ] would have glad.
~ granted them a permit" said
MmspF Moore this morning. All
ank IL that these meetings be held
wheso they cannot possibly inter.
frre wgth traffic of upon streets
not hkeiy 70 - used ~ the fire
department Ia case 81 call Ia
neleefiuK the points II which meet.
inga mas be held ! first consult
the chief 81 the fire department
ard fhe chlet 81 the police depart.
meal.
eff permitted the socialists. or
any other body or any person 20
hole meetings AZ any point selected
b. lhe speakers. and a piece Of fire
appz4aiua should rnn through the
crond. perhaps KILLING OF manning
several. the blame fof such caias.
trophy wouid attach 70 the city nd
minififation.
There are plenty ~ points NJ
which tho socialists will be per.
mitted % gather II they - desire
These points. however. must b.
hnmed By the police and fire Dc.
paFtmeuts through me Ia this was
danger from such gatherings viii
b. fBlnimlrsd
Tie socialists will attempt % hold
mestinkN tonlEht upon pioneeI
rlufs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
YESLER CABLE
RESUMES

After tS hours OF a shutdown. the
fesier way cable road resumed op.
CREATIONS early this morning A
fire department engine was kept
going for ~ hours pumping the
sewer water out OF the caye-in a.
the Fourth av, Intersection which
caused the shut down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
ALASKA DELEGATES ARE
BACK FROM JUNEAU

With ~ passengers aboard. IA
ciuding the Honolulu bellies aud the
delegates Who attended the repub.
llcan convention At Juneau. the
steamer jefferson arrived Ia port
early this morning The delegates
and the bellies had a great trip The
delegatea are pleased with the re-.
auits Of the convention. In speak.
lux of the report circulated that ak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

iiartie's attorneys alleged that let.
tiers introduced a. evidence. sup.
posed 20 have been written 10 Mrs.
harsse b. the eoachman Werc
fnrgerieR.
The court stated that tho evi.
dance presented wma not consinc.
Ing aud vas insufficient 10 arouse
even the suspicion ~ improper ~.
iationa between the respondent and
correspondent Concerning Mrs
tlartle dressing 10 the presence 81
the servants. the court said Even
II n u frHe II cannot BE- construed
Into anything more than sndlacre-
ton. possibly lack % womauiy
reserve and Sensitiveness In the
matter Of dressing In the presence
u the servants"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

DIES MONIES, la. Nov 2l.-
Church and educational society
have nothing 90 talk about at the
present time but the revelations
following the resignation OF Mira.
Katherine Gray. head OF the vocal
instruction at lhe state Normal
school Cedar Falls. and the dla.
miseal Of Dr., Thomas W. Todd. pro.
fepaor OF elocnlion there.
since 4 became noiaed about that
both were compelled to give up
their positions. Cedar Falls has be.
gun 20 realize that llfe.alzc affin'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

delegates would not be seated AZ
the national convention, several
this morning stated that they had
no feare that such would be the
caasa The report ~ the thirteenth
republican national convention.
held IN Chicago In 1904. allowed
ALASKA ak delegates VA the next
convention They can therefore be
seated regardless Of the action 81
the national committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
NOTHING DOING BUT LOTS
OF STEAM WASTED

There Was reaiiy nothing doing.
bat for a time last night there vas
great excitement on the waterfront
Somebody Dhoned immigration In.
spector Welln at Pier that
schooner had landed at Pier "a ana
Japanese By the score were being
struggled ashore. leigh no and
all the inspectors started on the
run from Pier 2. through the mud
aud water on Railroad Az. up to
Pier "a Hreaihlees and with wilt.
cd collars the inspectors reached
the scene OF the wholesale SNUG
cling feat-but false alarm. Not a
schooner was Ia sight. for even the
saloons had closed Around the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

Charles Ginckier. 81 Tacoma. q
victim of the Seattle Electric colt
sion near YOUNGSTOWN. may dc %
hts fufuriea ils wAa seriously In
iurrd about The head aud both iaNa
were broken lie IL a. The rrovi.
dence hospital and bis condition IL
reported a. becoming rapidly wofes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
AFFINITY, CASE m
COLLEGE LIFE

ity uase has been overlooked for
several years, Todd has a daugh.
Ter 10 years old, AND Mrs. Gray
left Mr.. Gray. who was not an at.
finity, aoule years ago. Todd has
confessed bis love for the woman.
aud tho etueenta have bestowed the
affinity degfee on him.
Gohsipa are painting 10 know the
contents of the love letter which
was accidentally placed In tho
hands Of the school authorities and
resulted IN the action against the
two instructors. DIR Todd has
been an ardent church worker and
even occupied nnlnlla oeeAAlonally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
GAS STOVE VICTIM DIES IN HOSPITAL

Mrs James r. nabh. sister Of
the deceased. will accompany the
remains TO the home OF the family
az Homer. III. where the burial viii
tAke place
lnYeafiza,ion indicates that the
death was accidental Mr. Tink
ham was A5 years old and an en-
ploye Of the Seattle Paper com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

~ d C. Tinkham. who was
found IN his room At isss4 Seventh
Az Tuesday morning unconscious
from The effects OF gas which es.
capped from a detached gas stove
tube. died shortly after 8 o'clock
this morning az the Pacific hoH.
piial. all efforts 10 save hts life be-
ing unagRiiing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
SUICIDAL
INSANITY

Il was not drink. a. AZ first sup.
posed. thar drove Edward Carlson.
swedish logger, Who had recent
~ arrived IN the city. 10 attempt
to take his own life By alashing
hts threat with \ large clasp knife
and then crawling on his hands and
knees ON the railroad track In the
hops that he might had his terri.
bic work finished beneath the car
wheels.
whisky had ita part Ia the work.
but Il In nos reported AZ the WAY.
side hospital that. although he will
recover. his mind IL unbalanced "a
such an extent that he will haye
20 be seat 10 the insane asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
BOY GOES FROM JAIL
TO COUNTY HOSPITAL

age. apparently wen educated and
bearing every mark OF refinement.
He refuses 70 divulge the name
and address Of his parents. but
they are known 10 reside In the
suburbs % Pittsburg. where the
father Is said 10 be retired mer-
chant Of considerable means. The
son left home and came west to
seek hts fortune. Instead he de-
yelopcd tuberculosis and may oc-
cupy one Of the tiny plets Of ground
provided for the penniless by the
county without HIS relatives ever
learning Of his fate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21
AID FOR HORSES

Eiwia f.nuaDn. uf fnndonH de-
partmcut storc takes % The cause
% the horses " Seattle Ia a letter
"a The Star
Mr. London wugwenta that much
of The stralninE and FtragxilnK 70
which horses are subjected Ia ha1E
ing heavy loads ap the grades -
business streets paved With a.
phait could b. obylaiea BY pavlng
a strip % the street six feet side
on the gtghg aide. soins ~. With
brick or stone n give the horses
a fonthoiA
The suggestion u made for the
confederation of the board ~ pub
Nc works and the humane societies
Of thu city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-21

A son Of wealthy parents and
hardly out of his teens Joe Maye-
tach. who was sentenced to serve
three months on a charge Of being
a vagrant Was taken from the
county jail this morning TO the con.
sumption camp maintained on the
hospital grounds sud there is said
10 be very little chance for HIS re-
covery. His atfllction has reached
such an advanced stage that the
doctors believe death IL only a
question 81 a short time
Mayetach IL only 20 years Of