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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

child urihates too often, If the urine Scaids
the flesh. or if. when the child reaches an
ace ace when It should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting. depend upon it, the cause OF the dlffl-
cuify IS kidney trouble, and the FIRST
stem should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble IS due to diseased condition OF
ti lid t;dn !, and bladder and not to
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are MADE mlser-
obie with kidney and bladder trouble,
The The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root is soon realized: y IS soid
by druggists, in fifty. EsnSser..
cent and one-dollar II; r. =: -
Size bottles. You may & s.'.| |:::| : j
have a sample bottle -
by mail free, also Home Of swan1Soo.'
pamphlet telling all about Swamp Root,
including many of the thousands Of tesn-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, be sure ana mention
this paper. Don't make any miS1ake'
hut remember the name, Swamp-Koos'
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad-
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
bottle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

thing that was undone, and undone everything
that was done. This has been the council of
whiskey scrobats and rollers. They have
turned until they are as round as billiard balls;
all that is needed is for somebody to take the
cue and do the tapping, and they will roll
around until they drop in the hole-auy old hole;
however the whiskey hole is the one they finally
wind up in. Surely, we are Disguised with the
wishy.washiness of many iu that council"
Now And Then Alas
Rebeccs, Turner County, Ga,
Dear Enterprise
Please stop my paper as I find that my
time is out; sorry to ask you to stop it as | was
so much pleased with the paper, but our Duff
Postofice is discontinued and / will not take
the paper any more until can get rural route
as have to go and S miles to get my mail.
Very Respectfully yours,
Thomas Hall.
The Enterprise regrets to lose good SUBJ
scrber but we particularly deplore the condl-
tons that interfere with the reasonable circu-
lation of papers in our legitimate territory.
Give us rural routes that will make it possible
for the people in the country to get their mail
and the press will do the rest.
An
Sydney Clare on the City Council.
The following spicy letter was read at the
council meeting on the night of Dec. 31st
FITZGERALD, GA, Dec. 31st, 1906.
Hon. Drew W. PAULK,
Mayor of Fitzgerald,
DEAR SIR:
RE-DOUBLE TRACKING OCNULGEE AVE
will esteem it favor if you will have my
previous communication on this subject laid be-
fore the council, at their special meeting called
for tonight for the purpose of passing the In
famous Kuapp-Turner R. r. Ordinance, at the
same time have it stated that / am not imped-
ing the progress of the city, neither is this to
be my funeral. can concede all the r. R. now
asks, except the alteration of the grades, or
that the city shall conform to any R. R. grade,
on the condition that the R. R. will turn all my
lots on this street so affected, so as to face on
streets either east or west as the case demands,
and replace all my buildings in relative positions
to which they now occupy, digging wells or
putting in city water, and paying me $4,000 at
torney's fee, or, as an alternative, will accept
in full settlement lots 15-11.6, and 1-15.6 and
$4,000 attorneys fee.
| would like the council impressed with the
fact that my rights citizen, must be held
as sacred to them as the iron stomach of the
railway company, despite the fact that some of
council have been approached byat least one of
the our financial msgnates' that it is better to
sacrifice Clare than the whole city,"
Faithfully yours,
SIDNEY CLAIRE
This is for public use.
81 81
short time ago order No. 1921 from the
postofice department at Washington City called
for the paymant of box rent ten days previous
to the first of the quarter. The patrons had
about finished up that payment when another
ruling, No. 1888, ordered an extra payment
over anything previously ordered, which rate
meant 60cents, rs cents, $1.O0 and ST. so. A
number complied and paid the IS cents extra.
Today telegram came resembling order No.
1f588instfucts Post Master Marston 10 reiazA
ax&s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

quite &erbeiicrung icin, obcr StoOt-
Sngenie,lr 6enbou bdlt oicic Gcrbei.
ierung fiir cine ctrpoS iebr toltlpic'
lige.
Ncue @croronungnotb
mCn0tg.
9e5iigIitG oerGeroromrg, 100000
aus Ser @erftc AnIeibc gu pertpiIli'
gen fir Die &oQenoung ser an Der
2igbtitroBe ongefonQenen Grpeitc'
rlll1gS Nr6eitcll, Sic pom Wiopor 81
monltS Dor elmer @o6e unter5ei6ret
lpllrbe, ober mertblos lit, oa MIR
$4,000 bon Ser InIeibe iibrtg It1lo,
io0te OberIt Sberlod Stpann 8orIi'
ter Ser 9roub ? 0iItritts : COMMIT
lion, geitern, ooB Die 8eroronun9 ltr'
i~priinqlid) gcIoutet babe, sic Summc
aus Dem @cItIiden WtorpIGnocr
8u6niono 81 nebmen Scr StootrotD
uber Die NenOcrunq oorgenommen
bu6e. Cine nelte &%erorbrrna iagtc
cr, Die crfor0crlidc Slmmc aus Dem
9o6n g Son0 pcrmiQigenb, piirOe inn
nelten Stootrot6e eingcreidt Wcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

3n DcrcnuHg 81 II f.. g /. s O.
c, ocren Seelior.
ger Vaitor g. @urfart Dor 'meGrcrpn
8odcn reiiguirtc miro Roitor &
NG6ren polt 9}cD Oorf, elmer Ger
Gonoi0otet fir Dos oifene Yre0i0cr.
amt, an raditcn Sonnto9 3pei gro.
bcpreoigten boltcL nno guar Gor.
mittagS cine Oclltide uno Nadmit.
tags cine cngliidc.
@rn, ", =. &orter's 3u It a no
eiorGniBcrrcgenb. Ser
3ultano be8 &rn. Ism. :. Norter, Der
ii6 por einige1 M}onatcu I'M timber,
iit1t8 &oipitul elmer Operation I'M.
ter3og, 6ot lid 10 0crIdlinmlcrt. BOB
mnmebr penia %0oifnung mi ieiil
MicOerouifomunen Dorbonben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
.Seiraths Qiccn5cn.

Wtotbio8 2omrcncf. 30, uno Worn
@ittle, "a; 9lpplifout j.. 5. aroua,
Nr. 1915, 0it-@o9erItroBc.
Sllliu8 6elomon 26, Or. 27t, Gait
StroBc, mo 6annie &romer, 20.
Samnel YoB, q, 9tr. 1884, Erott'
StroBc, urro &oie &oppelmot, q.
G6omoo e. @i0Oiion, 81, mO gntp
0ollgloS &Srocl, %; NppIitont $,
2. 3ippcl, Nr. I bis l. Glopitr.
Sumc9 .. Gplcr, %, uuO &oOinc
6. R6ooocS, 2G; gpplifout Srmiit
&ccnc.
Morri5 &%lonlpuS, %, rno Nettie
SiiBmonu, %; Npplifont u. Wti6els
ion, Nr. 116, Siio.9olioItroBe.
Sobu SbomoS Snttel, q, II. Der.
tia eugene Suits, %; gpplitont q,
&. 2emis, Nr. u II. IA, Oit.ErattItr
Games &. MonteQ, AZ, ulO aatbu.
rine g. 0obertn II, @ittmc; 9lppli.
faut @enrp 3. Wontcl, Nr. S33,
9toro.GutomltrnBc.
George 2. @cDcr, %, un0 8crtrll,
DC Wf. Burns, 10; Ipplitont Ioum
S. 8epcr, Nr. 17lS, Oit-GboieItr.
Nrtbur &. Yepton, q, uno9eotrice
9oter, q, 9fr. 42S, Gurncr Elucc.
&arrO g. Sbonc, %, OorfsGountD,
So, uno &ulu MottbepS, 81.
Mtar @orom @ittmcr, 40, Nr.t1t3,
@ronbpitroBc, mno Beetle &ubermon,
80, @ittne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

YoIi3iIt pCrlebt. - 3rei Die.
nolpcri1iiiie unO ooS nit Dem Yolis
5cifniippel gege6cne SiilfS Signal
brod)tcn QcItcrn IN Ser 6riibe ole
Monnidoiten Der mittIcrcn Roli5ei'
Itation roid) olli Die @eine. Sic ell
ten ullf bic StraBc uno ionoen Den
8oli5iiten 5bomoS g. Scarce al Der
Gdc bon Soratpgo- uno NortbItraBe
biilfIoS am 9ooen lic0cno. Der go
Ii5iit botte brci MGllner benlcrft, sic
iid) perpriigeltcn; er licf auf lie 81,
uno ais er IN ibre gtGbe fam, lultrhc
er nit einem @odltein, ben elmer Der
Strcitenoen entlpeocr nad) ibm ooer
nad) ietnem @egner %geporIcn battc,
init ioIder &llht an 0oS redtc 8ein
getrofien bob CT 5u 9oOcn Itilr5tc.
Vic Streitenocn crQriifcn Damn Die
Slltdt, moroui Der 9lollrod Die Notb.
Signnle obgob. Ger &erlebte uuroc
in Stoot-S oipitol uerbunoen.
Rad ItIunta gebro6t. -
Ole 9unoe3 . Stills . WoriAGuc
3innlermonn uno 8ilrop bro6tcn
Den lue9en Notenidlidung 5tl 3pon.
sig Sobreu 3u6tbotlS pcrltrtbeilten
Neger Srping Soaep mo ben flint
Sabre ob~5uiibenoen Meger Sront
Gromlbell geitern nod) Dem @rn0eS.
3udltbdl,ie Ri Ntlortd, 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
scum 6. clriu's 9ehauraut,
ehnlct's q ,:tant.eans.'

Gantom uue 8tsstansispm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

9 n32ebcu nj 10 tI6en Sc
ten i'll icircr gnr5en Nomontif
miro Dem bieiigen &ublifum Dor
guacn geiiibrt, mctt1 Buffalo 9iG
nit ieiner Grippe bier GoriteQlngcn
ont 80. uno 80. Moi geben miro. ,Slls
6ioncrfGmpie, Der lleberfoll zines
Gnti0runtcn5uoeS un6 Gin 6eicr-
tog ollI Scr Z. 6. Hond" iino Gee.
rcn, oic Sc0crmonn interciiircn oiiri~
ten, Scr nod feline nGbere 0efannt.
ifoit init Dem meitIihcn &e6cn &c.
modt bot. @on5 beIonOcrS biibid lit
Ole lebte Scenc Gin Seiertog olli
Ger {. &. NondL" IN uelher Oie sc.
%ltltiglngcn 0c5eiat luerOerL NIT sc.
men iid Die Gie6Dirtcn an ibrcrt
ireicn Sog amiiiiren. Gerbunben
nit oieier Sccnc lit sic T%orfii6rlutg
oreiiirter Yferoc, lueld)e &unItItiide
Derri6ten, Die bel critflaiiigen Cirrus
EterOen 5u iebelt iino. Die frieoli6c
Geiertag5 Scenc p%erfuan0elt iid)
ploBlif III cine Gnmpflcene init SSn.
binnern. Iieie 9trt hon 8oriteGlm-
gen, perbiinoen nit ouSge3eidJneteit
Holtbreiter = &unItltilden, fam bel
feiner anberer 5rltppe ~9eiunocn luer-
oen. Buffalo Bills @ilber NeItcn
iteDt cin5ig in ieincr grt in Der gait
sen @clt bo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
&eSertt

frrciuigt acttiuieit. GciGrbt
In nIcr 6Hrbcn lHo Q.rl0 llcilen. 2dnpc Gr-
ocru aus llir5en GtlIdtn bergeiiett. Scoer'
Nud5 B~rrfiHiai mo Atirdrfelt. piite grretnigt,
Gcfnr1t mno ria0clUrmt.
Irnu IS. SaUioion
3pcilrr 3tur. 2i0 gSeit.2cIingtau Str
(Utuiij iGi)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. as-wlth
the exception 90 Dr. ~ n. keid'a
examination this afternoon. The
prosecution m the Thompson trial
viii Gloss ltn rebutiai testimony
and vii Be ready 10 submit ltn case
20 the jury BY Tomorrow noon, ~
perhaps during the afternoon Al
the latest The defense wils then
have examined its five aurfehufiai
witnesses. aud BY Monday morning
the arguments by the state Win be
concluded.
a. The arguments 70 the Jury viii
consume several daya. Il l. not at
all likely that a verdict vili be
reached during tho next week.
The surrebnttal witnesses 10 be
examined b. The defense are VIM,
II. Thompson. father Of the defend
ant: A. : burroughs. John G Keith.
nF. Bet ifaFxhh and Robert w
Hnnsnoa. ali of ~hom. with tho On.
eeptloa of the father. wcre at the
court house to-day
Judge Thompson s. atiii very ~
IN his Fooma Al tie nuaneils hotel.
ana viii probably moi DO able 10
set cat today.
The first witness on the stand
thfs morning Vas pr Redpsth. who
waa examined by Mr. Miller and
Mr.. shipley Tor about five min.
utes.
Dr. II. ~. Reid. the iast witness
for the state. Was then called aud
examined nlaas the usual lines.
whcn the Hypothetical question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
BASEBALL MEN MEETING
AT THE BUTLER

u. =. nngdale walked aboss the
Fufunam Of the Hotel Butler this
Hao. ming sorY much Satisfied wiih
himself and things IN general To
a very dear friend be confided the
Intelligence that bis hens lad be.
gun laying again and that he had
discovered that some Of the puiietn
we're also laying.
Yes. said Mr uugdala. a. he
End his friend we're joined BY 4
group a baseball men and a couple
~ reporters. everything seems ~
30 coming ms way. when we get
through uith our meeting this AFT.
uruoon there cont Be any douhi IN
anyone mind 81 10 the status ~
the baseball aituatien To Seattle
The old North ueat ieaetic will he
back in the saddle. and don't
think JndKe McCredie or anyone
repreneufinr The Coast league VIII
disturb az AZ any time during the
season
The meeting Of the Northwest
league fnrRnatsa vas called shortly
after o'clock. There we're pres.
ent. " n. Lucas. president Of the
league. D. r. Dugdaie. represent.
ing Seattle. Russ Hnii. represent
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inr bate. 4 + Quinn. represent
lnx Spokane. George "a, Shredder
repsnsratink Tacoma r. Y Brown.
J. y CFafy. v r. Macfariane. rep.
Festnting Crafa HaFbor. and J. A
miller. IN town from neiiinEhmm ~
tho personal representative II 4. N.
Eisan. ~ that city. who desires 4
ffshchfse In the icaxua
No one SEEMED 90 know Just what
woald be done Al the meeting TO.
aAy. Applications would be re-
nafved and considered from Salt
f.Ake. Vancouver. a c.. Rockingham.
lfel1na. Waila Waiia and possibly
one or two other points Il waa ex.
pected that the final consideration
~ shena applications would go over
for ten days.
No ane present n the meeting
beileyea that Judge McCrodle viii
carr cut his threat % put Coast
league team here. and that con.
f4neency N not a topic Of dincuH.
aioa. The report that the Judge
would probably be represented az
the meeting today seems 10 have
been without foundation.
Todsya meeting viii probably
last until late In the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
MANY REALTY
SALES MADE

c. n. Farrell. Of the firm Of Piles
Howe a FARRELL. has bought tbs
sssrblfd flats. on noylston near
Pike The price paid wns $4,000
The I.ewialdttiefield company has
sold the southwest eurncF of Dear.
born and Eleventh. = frontage Of
ia feet on Dearborn and leo feet
on Eleventh. The price paid was
$50. Coo. the purchaser being an
eastern syndicate u investors
Hans pederspn has purchased the
south halt of block s.. Terry'n Sec.
oud addition. bounded BY Ninth av..
Fir 81 and Terry ay.. for $50. 600
The northeast corner 81 Spring IT
and Terry av. has been sold By WI.
liam r. Faust 20 Francis g. Frink
for SO. 200.
Block Is. Ali Point. has been
sold By n. +. benton 90 the AIki
investment company for t3e 600.
The property II located on the
north eide of Alki Point and has =
frontage Of $50 feet on the sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
SHONTS SPEAKS
At BANQUET

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 25.--Theo'
dore T. shonts. who has resigned
from control Of the Panama canal.
last night was the guest Of honor
az banquet given by the Knife
and Fork club. The feature OF the
evening was an illustrated address
on the canal situation.
In discussing his resignation, Mr.
Rhonts again took occasion 70
deny the rumorcd trouble between
himself and the president, Engineer
Stevens. or any other government
official. ~ being the cause OF hts
resignation. OF his co.wofkcrs IN
the south, Mr. Shonts spoke only
IN terms % the highest praise.
Discussing his former statements
as 20 HIS dislike of the red tape
methods Of the government he
stated again that. while he could
not be bound by such procedures,
he had not taken this feature into
consideration in rendering bis res.
ignnion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
THY THINGS
In HIS SLEEVE

>.~zz<z. A J. Eariias. q TIE
.<ra Mslxzukee i 81 Paul.
- aemhess q hts party
;n.z : seastle this mofuins
go rsxna AMI tFshataFy dis
S IL Earlsas u wnil pleased
n - 10 <resa ard has started
- t1szfs x<eiHs II the zrst
- 1 ! <1aaasssi thAf The Ia.
-s : r.tfsfn uIH shuftiY - .
90 Z ~ f&ka<e N1~ausee
Il -, and shs ccel properties
~ nj xlii b. part aud par.
ats< cn.f4ee. NIieankee Z -.
- - fsrnlsA Fuel tof The vsss'
- az.z<an
a. - stsiesi that the nsw
49, ! zss<f slmker E4sd In the
~ ka-tu 6lsffei, and that the
- TsmhsF eomTans - REALLY
1s& 3 ~ gsleagp. Allwaa ks4
q 4 - h zeealsink nlofe lsnd
&flsx onls sallsd Ia that
Z tnszxlsfsrfars waT Uhsn nsk.
= - - 4ozax. snd eonid zay
1Hs n III leHse for the
- szurr-us nlxhs. hnt Nlll ~.
~ t<.r tN<x4 n,ontha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
CAUGHT IN "A
SNOW SLIDE

claim and covered the cabin before
smith could get out. Dryer saw the
snow coming and barely succeeded
IN reaching high ground n time 70
escape being caught
The man who escaped had little
hopes 81 being able 20 rescue his
partner as all Of the tools around
the place were In The cabin, but he
secured a long pole and started
sounding through the snow IN the
attempt 10 locate the building. lie
was nearly two hours Ia finding the
exact spot where the cabin was
and then. with the help Of pieces of
boxes aud boards. dug down TO the
hole in tho roof where the chimney
had heon knocked off, giving the
Imprisoned man fresh afr. II was
then m easy matter &C. release his
partner. and as soon a. this was
done tho men moved their camp 10
srot lower IN the valley. where there
uaa 40 danger of a repetition q
thsl former experiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
.,at,,u Charges Enormous Sums TO Travelling Ac-
...,-Lawrence Also Lives Well at Washington
~, Paw Roll Maintained and Generous Fees
Allowed

drawing room and sleeper. one bill
- this character for a trip fresn a..
Paul a. Seattle being zee. MeMli.
la ate 81 a. meals and lived if. Sc
attic al tho Rainisr club az the
states EXPENSE.
Tho only criticism offered on
iAwrenee'H accounts VAS a see hotel
btu for etsht DAYS At Washington,
=. c. which Lawrence explained.
saying he had anwittiasly Wandered
into = higher priced hotel than he
hal intended. Thereafter when Ia
Washington he went 10 marc
moderate priced house.
Il Was found that tha state has
fald t4e rresuiun on t.aWFenee's
bend a. provided b. iaw ard that
the bond i Invalid On account %
newer saving been slHnsd ~ fhe
commissioner, theoEh approved BY
the governor.
me committee Also found that
the conalelnsinn had purchased sx.
peasive fsFniiure. saying tsk for an
efties sots. $40 each Tor chaira and
similar pFseeA II Was foand that
the eeutptlsHlon had rxponded tt.ooQ
for postage STAMPS. some ~ which
wsfe used Ia sending oas tbs state
booster book. Published - the
immigration ronnaafsstua.
The commission has isaned 500
Ia elampe 20 the tax commission.
bet this taes - eatere don the boSks
~ On account 81 the tai coumis.
stan'H appropriation being exhaust
81 she ueFk WAS being eripeisT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25

lar s&-ft developed
..''s b me sub cenmittes
= -. saliFsssd eeisanaitsee Ap.
s,,<extisaie tbs affairs q
- ssassnls.lon tcommenis
ssaek rake comnisHtoui
~ neAlliia u n probably
~ s esxe back the menes
4 IL state Ter bis ssfy-
~ ,hs institution - the
~ - sst 1aac. Watch, Il u
= Ns,lln has not earned
...isfes aecitet % invite
-. : anrsar eefeFe q Men,
- II bis ewn tefvHee.
.hlsh ~ decissoa VII ,"
- i What report Win -
~ tsirt sommltsen
80 @kinx amons ne ae-
: n. fsliroAd commission
uncovered maeh meat N
-..nssss e she eonnsssee
<-zss.F exETattsAnFe& f"f
! aas 1ls<iossa thai Come
-. ~ Mliiin had Frequently
ssaehssu for his hotel sud
<<s<nMe n Seattle. which
.szlr1sA - eis hesne. While
...n Mad sepeateaty charxvd
- stazs AZ expenses while
\ 1l<ues
nro.ll.r . Hieh Keller.
.s@os.. expense an atraveitna
-. 4 rAstsenlAr we're ohleet-
6 Z. zc>ranl II the faxuriee en-
/. - lin a fhs expense ot she
'-.- rks,s travelling - sgos The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
STEAMER CUTS
WATER PIPES

Tho steamer Hanalie Lehman.
while Streaming up the Wlllapa river
Jan % from South Bend 60 Ray,
mond. lost the regular channel aud
ran into and damaged the pipe line
OF the Mountain Spring Water com.
pany. The company. which has a
pipe line running along the bed Of
the river. and supplies the city Of
South Bend. this morning iiboled
the steamer in the United States
court for S2.s00. The company de.
claroa the accident could have been
avoided had Captain Raven exor
eiscd ordinary care.
The steamer. now lying At South
Bend. was attached BY the United
statcs marshal this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
TO REMODEL
RANKE BLOCK

The Ranke block. on tho noYth.
vest corner Of Fiith and pike. Is
% be reniodeled aud made u con.
form with the new ten foot elden,
lsE az Pike The Hanks bIock IL
The last 10 fail into hue. Saunders
4 l.awton. The architects. have the
plans al cossnleted fer the new
work. which will mean an outlay
e between $4,000 and tfs.eoe. Tho
Interior of the black viii b. greatly
changed and will BE- converted into
an uptodale office building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
MAN IS
KILLED
fatar snseial servIeel

VANCOUVER H 6. Jan. z5.--
Fighting for days for their lives and
finally forced 70 kiil their mailman
aaaalant. two hired men shot q rich
rancher ~ the name 81 Hornback,
near Grand Eddy, on the Mcleod
river. ia the far northern wilda 81
British Columbia. several dayH ago.
NcNs Of the tueiifled murder has
just reached THE city. being brought
by Northwest mounted policemen,
who have returned TO Edmonton.
The mounted police received word
that thafe WAS an Insane man nt
Grand Eddy and a detail waH sent
10 bring him TO the edmonton asyi-
um. Upon arrifat - The ranrh. IN
.stfnd OF fin1lan ne mar. BE corpse
Aas there apa uIoat startling tale
sElh muraeE A. Ihe faaie Uaa told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
MUSHERS ARE
HITTING TRAIL

SEWARD, Jan. f6.-NeariT re
men ars nos fnuzhing 10 the soid
creeks y tbs fenfna and Fusltna
districts all he way from seward
20 the other side Of sasisna station.
They started - soon aa The trails
became ~ 20 travel. from the sta
lion. from KHlk frem tho campo on
Turnaanln arm. from Seward. Most
~ them are sell outfItted and . ma.
Joftty are men who weFs inside last
year
!. T'hs tssil - knik - noe Sri goed
condition, better than THIS tifne last
year. and travelling ever u - rot off
ficnif Even c,row creek pas IL not
bad. Il has about the requisite depth
~ snow for haalins aieds up sts
slope. with fhe minimum 81 iator
for that hind 81 climb. The wealth
ar IA tire interior IL cold. but not
excessively 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
i. P. BUYS Al
VAN ASSET

Heavy land huylnx Il being done
IN the YlclnlsY ~ Wan Aaaels By
the Union Pacific Capt 4. u
Campbell aad associates have sold
two acres contalnlnG ak wooden
structures 20 parties representing
the Rad for 81. 900 The property
Is ioeated north % the nrnnf Ken
ton Clay and Coal cosnpanyu prop.
srty aud i knoan - che ~e}d glass
plant
Another lAFre deal. supposed 10
be with parties reuxxnenttnK the
railroad. II the sale II three and
oaehRif aerue. containing aeevn
huasna u xaFtoasa aizeM. Cor g.. eed
C w psousy i tile seller TIE
property adjotna the glass plant
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
GIRLS DEATH CAUSES
BOYS ARREST

G. Roy Fox. aged is. residing a.
Valentine station and an cnploye
Of real estate firm az Dunlap. oc.
cupies a cell ~ the county Jail.
charged By the authorities Of As.
toria. Ore. With being instrumental
In the death 81 Blanche Day. n Sc.
attic girl
The girl and Fox are said 10 have
eone 20 Astoria about 10 days ago.
whore the former secured employ
nsent IN the Waldorf dance hall and
died a few days later An inycstl-
cation by the coroner resulted IN q
further inquiry hy 4 erand jury in
which arrangements we're made to
arrest Fox. the coroner having
found death was due 10 opiate polls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
CALIFORNIA 10 AFTER
MAJOR chiTTENpEN.

California r. anxious to secure
Major u. NJ. Chittondeu. chief ~ the
local United states engineering
COINS. to succeed Lieutenant Colonel
Heuer, who rctifsa next month from
his position na chief u the sacra-
mento valley engineers.
Major chiitenden said today that
ne would have 20 20 II ordered by
hts department. but that personally
he was quite content with his posi-
ton hereand the work Il involves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-25
PLOT 70 BLOW UP
ELECTRIC CARS

PORTLAND. Jan. s5-A stick Of
dynamite and half pound Of caps
were found placed neaf The rail- Of
the ~. Johns division Of the Fort-
land Railway. Light s Power COM
pany yesterday morning with the
evident purpose Of wreeklng one Of
the heavy cars on the ST. Johns line
aa u passed near Piedmont station.
The explosives were removed In
time 60 avoid a disasia 70 clue
hes rs get been discovered hadine
70 the Identity o. the guilty party.