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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

The belief IL freely expressed IN
Tacoma that Judge smell OF the su'
perlor court will send Chester
Thompson 20 an asylum when 70.
morrowa hearing on the mental
condition OF the slayer Of Judge
George Meade Emory 10 concluded,
Il seems practically certain that
the boy will be proven insane. but
4 IL expected that not only the
lallera aud those who have been
In touch with him during bis JAIL
life. but also the commission ap-
pointed By Judge Smell will report
that he IL absolutely harmless and
lnoapabls Of doing injury.
II Is known that one member OF
the commission will state that be
believes the boy has passed ths
dangerous period OF Insanity and ls
nos settling down into dsmsntia
lie will recommend that the boy
b. confined. but wiIl also state that
he penitentiary would be the worst
possible place 20 which he could Be
cent. lie wiii testify that Chester
Il lneafahly insane.
What the other physicians viii
recommend cannot be known. but
il IL believed thai they viii make
similar reports. Judge Smell stat
"a Immediately after the trial that
he could not send the prisoner 70
an asylum. az the statute expressly
stated the penitentIary and made
no provision for sanding a prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
HEARING BEFORE JUDGE SMELL ToMoR-
ROW EXPECTED TO RESULT IN FINDING
FmoRy,s SLAYER INSANE WILL II.
THOMPSON WILL NOT TRY TO PROVE
THAT CHESTER is SANE

10 An asylum. The recent supreme
rourt's decision, however. states
that an asylum may be considered
a. q prison. and gives authority TOT
commitment 20 al insane hospital.
Judge Smell yesterday outlined
10 viii a. Thompson. father OF th7
priNousr. the course TO be taken 10
morrow. The commission OF Drs.
wheeler, smith And Brown VIII
make lta report and win then es-
anime Chester Thompson In open
court Judge Smell and Attorneys
Macintosh and Thompson VIII also
question the prisoner. who VIII ua-
doubsediy be interrogatsd AZ 70 his
entire life Both the prosecution
and the defense will be allowed TO
Introduce any witnesses they MAJ
choose. ana Sheriff Morris. who has
seen Chester every day and made
a study Of him. the iailers OF ths
Pierce county jail. and the prison
era brothers. Maurice and oscar.
will probably be introduced by viii
"a Thompson In Cheaters behalf.
brief arguments will be permitted-
VIII II. Thompson left for Taco
ma this morning am not going
10 try 20 prove Chester sane. d
said. when seen By = star rsporfsf
my poaialon ~ that he 10 entitled
10 treatment az nn asylum. aud that
be IL not a dangerous person ~
the state would prove be IL IN order
TO send him 10 the penitsntiArT-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

A man for whon the police Of the
satlre country have been lpoking
tor e long time. considered nne 81
the worag criminals " the tnisrd
States. vas pat on board a. east
bauad train shortly after , o'clock
thls moruina 70 ~ taken back 20
Nsffolk. Va. saorr ha - 44nsea
fof murder The man u Leo 4
Tharman. alias Charles e Tasiet
aiinn ! G. Goala and otheF Aliases
lie ~as hroushl 81 fFofa Vaaeoasef
ssss last night b. pcteciisea G. y
Powers aud r. l. Stevens q The
Norfolk police
Thuruaa IL wanied for the brutal
murder ~ W r psaiMgn. committed
Al Norfolk February ~. ifas. fof
nsofs than : YsaT be has succeeded
tn exadinx the police Of the sadre
esasinsnt and II be had stayed Ia
ne path ~ rsetitude Il il possible
that he would stiil be free man.
Hut the Vancouver police arrested
hgm q fev DAYS aEo for passing bad
checks and later Il Sss discovered
thai be vas undoubtedly the MAJ
Tor whom tha Norfolk police have
been H~arrhiuE
Il il charged that Thurman kiii.
81 Doissn with Gn al While usolasn
vas asleep IN his bed Thurman
aad Dolaen wefe roumins toEether
In q iodxing house They bad both
served IN the United States marine
corps Thurman had been dis
charged for physical disability. hls
toea helnE defofmed. poisen had
been houOrAblY DISCHARGED. On the
day before the murder, I IL alleged
thar Thurman borrowed an Al and
MA Il under his BIRD AZ nolsen
iay sie~psnH Thurman 80 up. And.
approaehing the bed. straek Oolaen
IN the head with r. The bios laid
onnn Iolscn's head and killed him
instantly.
In an extremely cool manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
LEO c. THURMAN. CAUGHT AT vANCoU-
YER. GOES TO NORFOLK. VIRGINIA. TO
FACE CHARGE OF Staying FRIEND
WITH Ax-ELUDED POLICE OF ENTIRE
COUNTRY FOR OVER A YEAR

Thurman covered up he aastardly
crime aa well as BE could. and early
nett rnarning went d0wn town and
purchased q trunk he had thlA
seat to hin room. Doleens effects
wefe put into ths new trunk WITH
considerable officially Thurman
saeeseaea In setting tne body -
poss~n lnfa the ffank aad tAen ad
sfrns<NA Il 70 Fawutns. small town
in Nurth Carolina I.asef be order
- /. drny ~ have The trunh taken
10 TIE station and shlpped.
BEFORE the 6raymnn arrives be
ianaiady at the ROWING honss
easua into Thur1nnn's room 70 bare
talk with him before his dspaf
turs. she noticed The packed tFaaA
aaa something about Il struck nor
"a peculiar and she remarked thsi
ID locked "liks another noston suit
case mystery. referring 70 . muir
der mystery which At that time
uas axitAsing tho country. Thur
naa laughed II eff and aoshlns
mere vas said when the drAYman
raised The trunk 70 tAAe II y ~
wagon the body within moved. ana
biooH vas seen ooHinE through.
While the drAyman stood locking
In horror At the isndlady Thurman
made bis sscape and remained ~
liberty until arrested At Vancouver
The motive for the crime waa
robbery. Dolsen had $500. besides
a gold watch and considerable je~'
eiry. Although Thurman had Only
few hours start he made clean
breakaway and has cisveriy sue.
cssd.d In keeping out Of the clutches
% the police While in Vancouver
he followed the occupation Of a
clerk. lie Ia q years Old The
Detectives say they have 40 ahso
lutte case against him Il IL thought
that Thurman vas recently In So.
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
JAP LAWYER is STUDYING
SEATTLE COURTS

NJ TaSaki. editor Of the Toxic
Law Journal. accompanied BY bis
private secretary and interpreter,
". ogino. were Interested specta'
tors OF the proceedings In Judge
Giliam's department Of the super.
Tor court this morning
Mr. Takagi. who is one OF the
leaders OF the bar in the Japanese
capital. Is on tour through the
United States and Western Europe
for the purpose OF studying the IN.
dleial system and the criminal
codes 81 these countries. Speak.
ing TO Star reporter. an inter.
prefer said Il am one Of com
msttee appointed 10 revise our erin.
mai procedure aud judicial system,
and have been delegated TO visit
the United States. England and
France to study the system In those
countries and les point Of variance
from the Japanese ] shall leave
seattle Saturday for Chicago. and
from there 30 20 Washington
where hope 70 see the supreme
court OF the United States In ses
sion. then 90 New York before sail
Ing for England.
Asked how the American system
Impressed him he said We have
no turtles In Japan. Cases are tried
by Judges only We have three
classes Of courts. let. the courtI
OF the first class which try eases
not involving over 200 ven, or i'm
priaonment over two months
courts Of the second class, IN which
All other cases are tried. and which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

An acquiital. together Nith
purse 81 ti2. presented to hsF ~
the Jurors. was the dramatic way 10
which tho case against ruth JACK
son. charged with murder IN ihe
second degree. ended yesterday
After listening to the efidence
Of ali the Witnesses and TIE test
mouy 81 tao experts took Inc
fury but ten minutes Ia bring ~ >
verdict OF not guilty. 81 convinced
we're the Jurors that the defendant
had been more ainned against than
SHINING that . eollectiou Nas taeen
no b. them and q purse If 81 made
40 and presented 10 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

aay whesher Or not the suspended
students wuuis BE- able "a get back.
bat interviews with parents on
their way oui after their seancca
with the principal. Indicated that
al those wha are DESTROYS % doing
so can 20 back 90 parole
Both the suspended student and
his parent musi siEn = pledge %
future good behavior. The student
must apologize personally for run.
ufnr away to see yesterdays 81.
element. aud must accept The con.
dlslon that be il 20 be permanently
suspended for any future indiscre'
ton.
Dec aston o. the Trouble.
The trouble was caused yester.
fay by the fire engines going past
hssf AZ the students were all In
he hall. passing from one room "a
another at the end u the ufHi
period. The whole school rushed
outside TO see what was going on
and the entire student body would
undoubtedly have followed the on.
zinea. when the flames u The burn.
ing college we're seen. had u NOT
been for The fact that Principal
eeiasr Vice Principal Kirkpatrick
and several teachers c0rraiied them
a. fast as they showed indications
81 leaving the grounds Some ffty
OF sixty did get away. and these
we're met on their return BY teach
era stationed At all the doora. theii
names taken and notified formally
that they we're suspended.
The visits Of the parents this
morning vas for the purpose OF
having the boys and girls rein
afafaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

"Yes I see by the papers that
Kenneth has spoken 20 Lou
about IT," said Mayor Moore this
morning when asked for an sx-
preston 81 opinion regarding she--
iff lou smiths application OF the
mayors Sunday closing rule 10 the
country districts Last year when
County Attorney Kenneth Naekin-
insh Was told b. a newspaper man
that there wan gambling and sun.
day carouslng At Georgetown. Mr.
Macintosh declared his Intention
Of speaking to Sheriff Lou smith
on the subject
4 am very glad 20 know even
M this late date. continued Mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
MAYOR MOORE PLEASED
WITH KENNETH AND LOU

Moore 'stha; the billboard 6eclarA-
tious Of Kenneth Macintosh are
continued and In operation In the
county. II would seem that Mr..
Macintosh and Sheriff Smith ara
growing morally stronger as they
grow older 10 they continue 10 de-
velop in the course OF the next fifty
or one hundred years they viii
make fairly good officials
"The conditions existing In the
county have been outrageous and
II the sheriff and prosecuting attor.
nry are honest Ia their declarations
and will earnestly enforce the Law
n will result In great good which
will entitle them TO due credit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
WOMAN CHASES
KIDNAPER

az Normal hill. which 10 heavily
wooded.
The chila's screams attracted 81.
tsntion. and a number OF women
rushed into the street. Mrs. Jen.
kins. seeing the act from the win.
dow. grabbed up one OF her hus.
hands pistols and started TO give
chase. Seeing the weapon aud
fearing the woman would shoot.
the ma dropped the child and TOOK
10 the brush. making good his
escape No trace OF him has been
found D. the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ARE NOW PART
OF SEATTLE

Mayor Moore this mofning sisn
"a The ordinances whieA formally
.ane. south Park and Columbia 90
ehss CITY with the esreptI0n Of
ballard this completes de eunnoli-
dalton OF ell the SUBURBAN towns
which have voted in favor Of an.
nexatlon.
The council will next aet on the
Ballard petition. providing the
action taken By the ballard eoun.
eli IL approved by the mayor Of
that town
Tha local city council viii at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ASYLUM PROBABLY
THOMPSON'S FATE
HAVE BGeN DIVORCED.

Mrs. Lena Bfnnn has been grant
81 divorce from her husband,
William ~ nrunn. for cruelty and
non support The disunited eonpis
are residents OF Maple Valley. Mrs,
hrunn was granted permission to
take her maiden name. Lena Horn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
W AR


MEXICO CITY. May lover one
hundred thousand troops are mob.
illzed near the guafemalan border
A serious addition 70 the Situation
T. caused BY the dispute ~ sxtradi.
ton Of Gen Lama. wanted in Mex
leo on a charge % conspiracy 20
bring about the assassination ~
former President narilla
Guatemala Insults are daily re-
ported b. Mexican citizens IN Qua.
temala The people we're greatly
inf7amed before the Lima incident,
and the resoluiioniata 81 GuEtemala
have plotted 70 o.erthrow President
Cabrera
MEXICO CITY. May 2-Ths
news today states that Mexico'a
preparation for var promises 20 In.
volve President Cebrera Of Buate
mafa IN a serious difficulty AZ home
The rcvolutionists are said 70 have
threatened him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ELKS co TO EVERETT

FIFTY Seattle Elks left at noon
today by boat for Everett. where
they took part in parade this aft.
crnoon and will assist tonight In
the celebration Of the eighth ami.
veraary Of the installation Of the
Everett lodge None Of the off
GERS Of the local order attended
owing TO regular meeting tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

uKi.IIN0HAM. May 2--As shs
point af = pistol Mrs. George gsa'
klns az this city made an unideuii.
fled man drop from bis arms little
s.geAr-old Myrtle DaY, the daughter
Of u. y. Day. Ell indian ct. and
take 70 the woods In order 20 save
hls life
The stranger. vho IL described as
well dressed. picked up the kifi
Who was playing on the street and
started 10 carry her IN the direction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
TO ANSWER FOR
BRUTAL MURDER
FAST TRAIN Is
WRECKED

ATLANTA. Ca Mar s-Ths
ngxie flyrr. the fastest train ~ TIE
Georgia Ceutfai, Was wrecked AZ
Orchard Hill. g. miles from Allan
IA today, ons vas Killed and a
aamhsr u passengers intuFsd. sons
fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
ASHORE

fscrlppa Telegraph Service
LONDON. May g-~The German
steamer wilhslmtna went ashore
this morning an 0oadwin sands
Tngs and iife boats we're sen, 20
her assistance hug before they ar
rived she vas rsfIoated. A heavy
gale wMa on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
MANY DOGS
GET LICENSES

At the close OF business last
night there had been taken out AZ
the desk Of the city comptroller a
total u 2.3IT dog licenses. 1ehter'
day there were 20f licenses issued.
Up 20 May /. last year, there had
been taken out but 1901 licenses
and the total for all The year only
amounted 20 d.ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

are presided over By three judges.
and courts OF the third class. which
are courts OF appeals like your su-
preme court The procedure differs
from yours in that We have no such
thing rs a cross examination. Law
yers are not allowed TO question
witnesses They must put their
questions through the Judge"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
WILL NOT
nMPEACH

thss zine. whsn the senate Il filed
with political associates
iantsud az 40 Impeachment reso'
MsIs4n ~ ths meeting % 1900
wurkmen iast uight, tksY adopted
an open letter cFiticini1x The pre-
I.fent and piedaihg their support %
Mover. HaYwood and Fstiton"
Th9 members Werw given ands-
slrahle clslsena- buttone to the
nufaher % 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
SENSATIONAL
ARREST MADE

LONDON. May 2.-Sir George
Cough Arbuthnot head OF the bank
ing house OF Arbuthnot Co. has
been arrested at Madras. India.
The London house OF p. McFayden
and Co. failed last October for a
large sum. McFayden suicided and
the arrest OF SIR Arbutnnot has
created sensation here. No de.
tails are known Arhuthnot's bank
In India IL regarded as safe as the
bank Of England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
RUTH JACKSON ACQUITTED
AND GIVEN MONEY

fsaac Himeihoch. one Of The
jurors. in speaking Of the verdict
today said
We didn't believe that Jackson
vas murdered. bat were convinced
that he died from alcoholism Both
o. the experts stated that this was
possibility. The knife vas put
into the body Of the dead man by
q hand more skilled than Ruth
Jackson
After the verdict the defendant
thanked the jury and with tears IN
her eyes promised - lead q more
virtuoua and proper life In future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
spalnkLlsa RULES.

To-day Throughout, the city OF
Seattle the new spflnkllng
rules became effective. spfink'
ling IN all parts OF the city 10
permitted between the houra
of 2 and $50 o'clock beth
morning and evening. When
meters are uaed sprlnkiina 10
permitted al any hour. Except
20 users Of meters no aasomAt
lie sprinklers are permitted and
hose must be held In the hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
POLICE oRAFTERs ARE
BEFORE TIE GRAND JURY

CHICAGO. May 2.-The graft Of
the police department IS the out
come 81 the last city election IL
expected 20 be barred when 30 heads
Of the department we're summoned
before the grand jury today II n
stated that half z dozen indictments
49, been ordered drafted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

once cali a special election in the
south district 10 have a twelfth
ward councilman named under the
ueN primary election Las, This
promise vas made last week TO
Southeast Seattle and later re-.
nawed with Columbia and South
PARK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
WITH
JURY


NEW YORK. May a. baroness
he Massey may know hef fate to-
night II the arguments are com.
pieted today Tier attorney told
the Jury that the prosecution based
It's case completely upon eifrum'
afanfial evidence supported by
biased witnesses. The prosecution
upheld the cireamstauiial cases.
Il IL expected that the Judge all
charge the Jury late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

=. nsfon Knroki and bis Jap.
- ssrsy are the guests Of Sc
&. ,e.s.s. HAVING arrived amid a
..,k. alspsay Of decorations Of
~.rs,sn and japanese eelarn. the
-. a national airs and the
- .seut frem hundreds OF spec.
Il PIER /. this afternoon.
- ,.rfx eonsists Of Gen. Y.
....sl eommAndsnN The Ftfth
w..sssmsl division. Maj Gen.
....--. 81 the Imperial Guards.
~ Oks3 Of artillery. MAJ No.
90 Cart Marquis T saiEo Capt
! r<anka. raymsster koeey asht,
-, Cal <axayama. surgeon Ia
- "a sems petty officers and
"a. rsrty vas transferred from
:. nj usru. On which they came
- ,.esn. % the steamer Paw
s..sss a ne QrvNs NoFthern docks.
IA ssa a cace taken 20 Pier ]
- ia formal reception was
~ Aassx the first 70 greet the
..s.<s t<sea visitor saa General
.r,r neArshur. head Of the
49, safes army. uho ~ns ar=
..~rssssa ~ two orderlls~.
~ r<xs msnsai hana Of Fort Law
y ssxnsanisd the reception oom-
nise
xss~>>r q special officers were
.s,.,&t 70 kesp the crowds back.
80 ga = dlfficsit task. 80 eager
-, ~ spsetascra 70 sss the dis
srssei party.
~ eiens ID the large ervwd
- - ssisxstioa Of tie japanese
..e4tsaa. Ia fart. the major
rrftke garsnsee n Seattle we're
80 Sea 10 greet theIr famous
sr~mxn. The scene. SET In hnn-
- 4 gsp&asse TAGS aaa spark.
mx.k unxfesms % twe nations.
unlkfnx and picturesque.
ss1~e ths CITY.
anwsax ths reception AZ the
~ ~ IL committees from The
1srser * cemmsgre. the Asiatie
uxy "a ~ lspaae-a assocla.
n. n sziazsosls ride Ia eight
rs 70 ssri1as polnta q interest
hcas shs eiu 10 snioysd b. the
rAiinrx
ne party sesaf fhr r~maindsr q
A< aiss<Hnua a. the Butler hotel.
N - eesek th.s svsning a re-
lTt1n - BE- ks.d Al the Ralnlsr
~ . shseh 100 members ~ the
licEs zamsd sosls,les have bern Ia.
x'ssa
Fpscxiar comrosed the reception
nnnlsise sspn fhs Astafic society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
slcnT HOUR DAY GRANTED.


san FRANCISCO. MAY a.
There 10 no material change In the
metal trades strike fffty per cent
Of the men are 81 work to-day. an
eight hour demand having been
GRANTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
PARENTS DAY AT THE
\ SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL

fathers AND MOTHERS CALL UPON PRIN-
cIPAL GEIGER TO SECURE REINsTATE-
MENT OF BOYS AND GIRLS SUSPENDED
YESTERDAY FOR FOLLOWING THE
ENGINES TO FIRE AT MADISON AND
BROADWAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

nxs1 vas parents gay A. the
Ah uIkh school Some fiftY
N'tsnis EsFe yesterday suspended
, g'izclpsl W. =. Gslker FOR ab.
~tns themselves from classes
7iaei ssFnaltslon 20 watch the
Nsuehalc dispiay whieh accom-.
kss<t he sarninS the Catholic Col.
y etaisd . few blocks Away
= ne hiEh school Today
es1Hs fathers. sisters. unciea
,HtasFs KasFdlana and other in.
's'at parties called on Principal
<8H g coax that master % the
e.lA'lon . permit their charges 70
~ = school and their st1dies
= SPITE q the remarks % the
- fesEiass studaafs Who. as
.ipsa A. ar Of bravado and De.
80 they didn't care whether
~ veal back 20 sehoal or not
s.asieaa hsardlesa slEfoot lads
- Aorniag we're seen ahsspishly
Lit Beside mammaa. on their
v 2 - tie principal Some Of
we're tainted a. mollycod.
sat = piercing glance or a
.Hlhg rsbuke from the irafe par.
-. .ssaiiy sllenced further re.
erof. celesr Busy.
" besgsF vas too busy turn.
,'.t va ne attacks ~ indignant
'1.s Nhose girls had been
49, By suspension simply
'le taey followed the crowd.
80 ~ reporter this morn
~ office was simply packed
-. plfeuts. who came in even
49, 49, aumbers than they dld yes.
~ afternoon. Vice Principal
'pssfiek when seen could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
LECTURE AT Y. N. c. A.

The first Of series OF medical
lectures free 20 men az the local
Y. NJ. c. A. viii be given Monday
evening The address will be "Tu.
berculosis." by Dr. r. n Kellogg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

F8NFEWNN
CHICAGO. Mas a-~The labor
ansons here deeided 20 abandon the
plan 70 file articles Of tmpearh.
menf against Roosevelt. the legal
eummittem advsaing that n would
- WORSE than useless TOT attempt
20 pfoceeG against the president II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
GEM. KIyROM
WEI COINED

FAMOUS JAPANESE NoBLEMAN AND SOL
DER is GREETED BY GEN MACARTHUR
AND STAFF AND GREAT coNcoURsE OF
OVERWHELMING IN SEATTLE THIS
AFTERNOON.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

Carl and Miss Helen Secondhand spent
Sunday at Old Orchard as the guests
OF Miss Irene Hayden.
Mr.. G. T. Dearborn of West Lynn,
Mass, Is the guest Of Mr.. Harry
Smardon.
The new guests at Westlawn are
Miss Helen Harvey, N. Y, and Mr.. E.
J. Harvey OF Melrose, Mass.
Miss Nina B. Halliday of Cam
bridge Is the guest Of Miss Ethel
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
w. ~ "

SUPPL
Long Island |
One of the pleasant affairs Of the
week was the Beach party from the
Bronx cottage, which took place last
Thursday evening on the White Beach,
Southside. A feast of roasted green
corn and potatoes was enjoyed by all.
A large bonfire furnished the illu-
mination. In the party were, Misses
Mary, Emma, and Bessie Wray, Mrs.
Stephen Wray, Mrs. G. Underhill and
daughter Marguerite and son Gard
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Moore. Miss
Florence Reid, Mrs. Clarence Guild,
and Miss Elsie, Mr.. s.. Pridham and
Miss Bessie Donaldson. Mr.. Stephen
Wray arrived Saturday from N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cook have as
their guest Miss Clara Anthony of
Il aVn 10
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
Thursday, Aug. IS, 1907. tt
ACc0 QAV DIFF

IL DnllAl
.MENT
Mrs. Jas. Reed of Lynn, Mass, vnd
Mrs. Theodore Ford of Spruce street,
were recent guests at the Cook cot
tage.
Mrs. A. H. Norton and son Paul of
Portland, Misses Edith and Lillian
Quincy Of the Deering District, and
Mr.. Walter Messer of Portland were
recent guests at the Lambert
Mr.. Kenneth Harvey and Mr.. Ernest
Roland of Medford, Mass, are guests
at Medfordout.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Berry and daughter
Of Brockton, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Holferty and daughter Lillian of
Pontiac, ILL.,, are the latest arrivals at
Bide-a-Wee cottage.
Mr.. Arthur Jean Of Columbus. Ohio,
was a recent guest at the Leavitt cot
tage.
The late arrivals at the Belmont
are Mr.. and Mrs. C. Blake of Everett,
Mass, Mrs. s. ]. Schrow OF Everett