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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
Court.


Additional court matter will be found
under Vicinity Items on page 2 regarding
the Niles case. The State VS.. Howard cass
came up for trial to-day. The following
divorce cases nave been disposed Of, bills
being granted In each Gaze: Morgan Law
yer vs.. Ella Lawyer, wiltul desertion !;
Katie A. Graham VS.. Frank j. Graham, in
tolerable severity; Lois 5. Mayo VS.. Lewis
f. Mayo, intolerable severity; Alice b.
Banister vssG Geo. l.. Banister, intolerable
severity; Augusta Bullet VS.. Frank Bullet,
wiliul desertion; Dell Dubuc vs. Florence
Dubuc, wiliul desertion; Nora j. Coomsr
VS. Roy Fl. Coomer, neglect and refusal tc
support; Amos K. R1binson VS.. Ina FL
Robinson, wilful desertioD; Rosa Gokey
vs. j. Gokey, adultery.
THESE ITEMS CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
BARTON.

Miss Harriet Austin has returned from
her trip to Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean of Lyndonville
are visiting relatives in town.
Geo. A. Ksten is having his tenement
house on High street painted.
l.. A. Wilson was in Worcester, Calais
and Hardwick on business last week.
Mrs. F. B. Connor has moved into a
tenement In G. w. Tenney's house.
Fred j. Percival has moved into the
PllIsbury tenement on Park street.
J.L Archambault and family are at Enos-
burg Falls visiting friends for the week.
Its reported that Ora A. White and H.
V. Drown have both sold their places.
A. M. Tower has put In more windows
in the kitchen to the bakery In his block.
This week, Charles Foster takes his old
position as barber at the Crystal Lake no.
tel
Mrs. Z. p, Jenness, who has been in
Boston buying Christmas goods, has
retu ned.
William Allchurch remains about the
same but is quite ill with little hope OF
his recovery.
Regular communication OtIeans lodge,
No. 55, F. & A. M Friday evening. Labor
on E. A. degree.
Mrs. James Dow has bought OF John
Mcclellan the Dr.Skinner place-on Chutct
street.
Did you hear several quite loud claps Of
thunder last Thursday morning about
$50 o'clock?
NJ. ard Mrs. Q. c. 8lldwin have mo7ed
froco crystal Lake Grove and are boarding
ct Hotel Barron.
Tae Afternoon Study club will meet thi:
week tuesday, November IA, with Mrs
Nj. F. Prime at 2 80 O'CLOCK.
Rev. and Mrs. 3. Dukesbire and thei
guesIy. ar. and Mr.. Schoisld OF Portland
Me-, were in Montreal last week.
E. E. Flanders has a tenement nearl,
finished in the basement of the hous
which ne bought of the Geo. Buzzell es
tate.
Mrs. Avila CorbaeI of Montreal and Mrs
Elise Gusvin of Q1sbec are the guests o
Rev. j. E. Lablanc and Mrs. Zeph Hannas
for few days.
The Woman's Caristian Tempsranc
union will meet with Mrs. p L. Webste
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. II, at 8 O'CLOCK
Topic, 1Cigarettes."
Every Barton reader will be intereste
in the poem on page seven entitled 81
Barton Romance" Advertising fsds ar
all the go at present.
Miss May Wheeler of Irasburg, who ws
here to take part in the entertainment o
Friday evening, spsnt the last OF the wee
vlsiti lg friends in town.
DR.. E. NJ. Nichols and family, j. I
Batchelder and family and Miss Gertruc
Skinner have returned from their outin
at Dr.. Nichols camp at Long Pond, " es
m1ce.
ETSe Woman's Literary club will me,
with Mrs. Pillsbury on Wednesday ever
ing. Nov. 18Th, at 7.3O. l. is expected thu
Mrs. Hazsn, the state president, will [
present. All members are urged to |
present.
Mrs. Lena NJ. Owen, Administrative
the Geo. Buzzellestate, sdvertises an auC
tion on Thursday OF this week at o'cloe
at which tims quantity of personal ptol
erty will be sold. See local adyertisemsi
! and bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Richmond, who IA
! boarded at l.. NJ. Hubbard's for lou
Z time, have rented a tenement of NJ. Hu
: bard in the second story of his house a
> are keeping house.
Z E. w. Barron was in Poughkeepsie,
< Y, over Sunday, Nov. 81, to visit /
! = son Roy and Franz Hunt, who are takinl
q business course at that place. He repoi
IL | the hovs "a Ifksn0 x~au
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

mot settled by December 1st, will be left
in a collectors hand, and six per cent In
terest will be charged. Z. w. TenDey.
Barton. Al
NoTIcE-To the people in the towns of
Derby, Charleston, Morgan and Holland
we Wish to say that we have installed
new bakery Ia the Magoon block at West
Derby, " nere we would be glad to have
you call and see as on your way home from
the "Hub" and get a lunch IL you are
hungry. and take loaf OF bread home to
your wife, and some homemade candy to
the children. @. b. Stoddsrd, proprietor
OF West Derby bakery. 1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

FOR sALH-At aucdJn Thursday after
noon at O'Clock y. m. at the late George
Buzz3l place on High street, Barton,
quantity OF carpenters'- and plum 5srs'
tools, three stoves, millwright tools, two
camping tents aud stove, lawn mower, 80
calibre Winchester repeating rifle, moving
machine, horssrGke, cultivator, harrow,
black smiths forge and anvil, small
cannon, lady's bicycle. steam fittings, sofa,
large CHAIR, center table, two circular hoard
saws, rowboat aud other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms cash. Lena
NJ. Oven, administratrix. 1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

NOrGCE-I have fe y Lilly" farm and
lu n Ger wagons on baud which would like
to dispose OF this fall. For anything
which have in stock will make 1t an OBJ
ject for you 70 buy now. The Lilly Vag-
on company, A. n. Camp, Prop, NJ )rris-
willie. 43 4wks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

For SALE rle hons plac3 OF th5 late
Adeline r. Hartman In Barton Landing
rs ill be sold by the executor at private sale
on or before Saturday. Nov i6 A good
place et bargain. w. e. TSombly, Ber
ton Landing, executor. 40-t
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

FOR SALE 20 choics young sheep, 3
reg isteret Ayrshire cows, 1 registered
Ayrshire yesrling bull and the papers witt
hem, 1 two year old H1lstein bull. Allan
; GImour, West clover. "A IL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
LOCAL ADVERTISING

advertisements will be inserted under this
"a at ttOo cents per word for nrst insertion
q one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
rompany the order. No adVertfssmenf sfiI
taserfed foy less thaR ttseRtn-fUe cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11


! IS
The girls basket ball game at Negpsrt
between barton and Vest Derby fatsed 10
oe mentioned In last weeks paper. The
Barton girls did some excelient passing
and all toget her they had the ball most et
the time. At thsiend OF the first psr1od
the game stood 1to2 In favor OF Barton,
at the END 81 period stood u TO
4, and ended IN favor of Barten.
Ihe west De rs gave the Barton
girls reception the game, and
very good time Is reported.
BARTON WEST DERBY
| Welch, RI / +, McKenzie
/ rage, II IF, Bake
Maxwell is I edg9eadss . Wes(l.:r
Brown, ig e, Scott
Baskets from floor, Weich, 5. Page, Mex.
well, Leslie, McKenzi baskets from fouls,
I.eslis 2, Mcgauley 2; referee, Underwood,
umpire, Moasa; time, three is minute
| sriods.
Geo. i. Reed has raturnad from The
south .wfbere ha has basn for tha s,.st
fwo yeae,<s - attend tho Nstiono, eass,is.
Of ais own dogs and. pack of eight for
New York party. Georeesaid he did not
have to walk home, seswe may judge he
won some good money prizes. Thearials
were held near Charlottesville, Va, about
12o miles south of Washington. There
were lso dogs iaacofnpefition, and gath
ering Oh A members OF The club. Mr.,
Reed has been member OF the ciubsinca
1893 and has missed only one triaI. The
cluo- spent one day al Nashing ton see
the sights. HesreHoTes hat at Charie
vile there has beeaZzno rain ferse5s s,t
weeks. The soil here IS solid red eIaKaHa
produces good crops ef corn and vi
stock raising ncFsss and hessss
the main buslness tarTfefss scas
pasture OF 59osserz ss scots1ted
These run at lygitlsa2e yearsssss
enen o"a ~ zaa1es
~ $3.50
= 2 g
s. = ~
NJ
49,, !,
seS-- -.
- s - ssssss
fAc 1ss,
Fricays rhetonIpa is Iozzs'
7citstioa. aFhesRln' 'ng Pas6fofl ffJ
Uaikine. ,Declamation. sThe.P PeasRns Day s
OF DID," Plunkett Heeitat ion, - NJ ssl
Piper Miss Page. Declaration, srhs
Pumpkies'' Nys. Raollaii ion, Don't Fret
s Miss Patterson. Declaration, stThe Val
ue of Time,,' Powers. Defamation, .sTh,
Railroad Crossing," Norrie. Recisotion
ss,rho c,Id fs,oo, ~ tha. ,;r,, mi,s
! o Wv ooeh On w eH 'o = ?.
, scott. CompoSition " Hun5ing Iffpi
Jeuness, Recitation. 1.-The Little O lax
er Sinners Miss D Phil ips. Composition
ssour Queens,', Miss Silver. Recitation
Little Jean at the Battle of the Pyramids.
, Miss NJ. Phillips. Defamation. .sTh
Owl Critic.n Seaver. Recitation. aTh
: Telegram" Miss Nye.
The academy nlaved It's first game O
basket ball aWay from hons Thursday q
a Stanstead College gymnasium agains
: Dsrby Line town team. The gene wa
: witnessed by a large crowd, several attend
: ing from here and jolly aggregation fror
Newport At the start it looked like
!, waikover for tbs academy but this walk
, over soon changed into q racs on bot
ui4as The oo,ro le,,t g, a.,ao that the ex
! citement was constant but during the Las
: few minutes the academy made sewers
! goals, leaving the score 81 to "a. The re
i turn game Is schaduled fer DecS2o. Let
i hope for an equally interesting game. II
3 line up Is as follows;
4 BARTON DERBY LIN
jewell re- Whltcn'
= Dow c PHI
8. Giipin II Rode
-, Roakptc from h00r M0rrifl e.. (Iilniu
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
Methodist Church Notes


The pastor will be away for the first
three days this week.
The average attendance at the Sunday
school for the past six weeks las been up
wards of 92.
It is expected that the New Movement
class social will be held next week Tuesday
evening. Particulars will be given later.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. w. z. rwombIy this
week Wednesday afternoon at2: 80 O'Clock.
An earnest invitation is ex ended to the
members and friends to attend the mid
week prayer nesting on Friday evening.
No one can afford to remain away IL posi-
bic to attend.
The Knights of King Arthur will meet
for practice Thursday evening of this
week. A fulllattendance.i is desired in order
to prepare for the trip to Irasburg to estab-
Iish new conclaye there.
At the quarterly conference last Wednes-
nesday w. c. Twombly, F. j. Kinney and
Mrs. E. o Dodge were elected judges OF
elections for the coming election of a lay
delegate to the lay electoral conference.
Rev. J. A. Dixon, former pastor of this
church, is now located at BartleysyilIe,
Oklahoma. Mr.. Dixon writes enthusiasts
cally concerning the haracter of his parish
and the Ebera.ity of the men composing
his official board.
Rev. B. +. Rowland, D. n, for some
years the pastor of this church, is now
the presiding elder of Portland district,
Oregon conference. De. Rowland was
elected to tie coming general conference at
the head of his delegation.
The reception to the children on the
cradle roll aud their mothers by the ladies
of the church last Thursday was marked
success. Ia spite of steady dsizzie all the
afternoon twenty of the little ones were
there with thirty adults. Bot for the rain
the attendance would have been much
larger. Great credit Is due Mrs. Kinney,
superintendent o; the cradle roll, for her
management of the affzir.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs. A. d. Folsom is on the sick list.
| Mrs. Sam Annis and baby have gone 70
her home In Portland. Ne.
nMrs. orrin Gray and little Effis recently
visited in Nashua, n. H..
Geo. Duke OF Lyndonville was in this
place on business one day last week.
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
BARTON LANDING.

Geo. W. Saunders was Ill one day last
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
ENTERTAINMENT

Tomorrow, Tuesday, evening, at 500 p. m.,
Dy the children and soms young ladies of
tha conveRt in honor of R5y. Father
Leblanc's 36th birthday. TIE sisters have
put much work into tits, it is their
first entertainment since the convent
opened, and it is hoped there will be q
good attendance to encourage them aud
the chiid,en Supper and social after the
entsrtainment ALI welcome.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Roller skating IN 5esver's ball, barton,
every Saturday evening. f. q. Burd ok.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
St. Paul's Church Notes.

Mass next Sunday at 10 a. M, ssrm on,
"Relapsing fn-o Sin,n ST. Luke, chapter s,
verse 13; and Benedlction OF Blessed
Sacrament with Catecaism instruction at
100 p. m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

When you hire a horse get safe one. /
nave no horses that ars afraid OF auto-
mobiles. Single aud double teams safe for
women 90 drive. w. A. Murray, Barton.
t.rystal Lake livery. 23-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

Registered .. /. 4. boar for service.
Fee si. ]. }. Badger, Barton Landing.
R.F. ID. Al Il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

Miss Eva Bassett OF Barton Llnding an
nounces TO the public that she has opened
: dressmaking esta biishment over Bassstt
a Pudvah's store and win DO dressmaking,
cutting, fitting etc. st reasonable prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

Dr.. MaRoon has his office in room No. 80
in tue Crystal Lake houss for the winter.
A 45
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

T4Dlin snd C0fran, auctionaers ard real
estate agents will sell real estate or per-
sonal property at auction or private sale.
1Stf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

Us Chcsley, licensed auctioneer. Your
patronage solicited. New England tele-
phone, Sheffield. Asf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

NcTIcE- Yorkshire boar for service,
also registered pigs for sale. +. 3. Lang,
Barton. 45-tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

tio0d supply OF fail and winter blankets
and robes Also work harnesses with
Wakefield wire traces. L. A. Wilson.
43tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

e rNorrcE-Mr.. j. NJ. Stevens, dress
mixing aad general sewing. Rooms at
q. ID. o wen's, BARTON. 40 As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
,rx ?. Copeland, Eighty Years Old, Blind and Help
x. SAYS Mrs. Elizabeth H. Copeland Deserted
En.-Wfe Alleges That Husband Gave Her But
q Cents in % Years--BOth Parties WelLKnOwn
Pioneers.

for the land 90 keep her the re
naming years Of her life
Supported Herself
IN replying 10 che womans com
rlalHl her husband states that the
property Is his. and alleging that
the woman deserted him over two
years asp because Of his helpleaa
ness. asks divorce. Mrs. Copeland
viii IN a day or tao file a cross
complaint. stating that In the 20
years 81 their welded life she has
been forced 90 work continuously
Cor her living That the only mon.
~ ever given her by her husband
Was see. which was used BY him
20 bus her an article OF clothing
That otherwise she has never re-
celvrd a cent from him. but sup.
ported herself az well as her
daughters until the children were
married. The married daughters
are Mrs, Florence Raycraft OF Bel
bingham and Mrs Cora Allen. now
In California
Mrs Copeland was a nurse 10
Mrs. VIII n. Thompson during her
fatal lllcess. and played a acnua
ttonal part Ia che Chester Thomp.
sou murder trial. being suhpoencd
BY the state and proving a decided
witness for the defense. 20 the con.
fusion 81 the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
TO ORGANIZE MARKET.

Approximately 200 farmers gath.
cred IN Johnaons hall. Bellevue last
night and presented their Rriev.
ances against the methods u the
Western az. commission merchants.
scoring the combine heavily and
finally taking steps towards organ.
hing a public market IN the Les.
chi and MadFona districts Another
meeting will be- held next Thursday
nlghf ln cnmplete plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
KILLS HIS WIFE,
THEN SUICIDES

NEW YORK. Oct. S.---('laud0 r.
Perry, a soldier OF thO coast aEtii.
ieFy, stationed az FOTe Hamilton.
smA hSn wife. Elizabeth. we're found
dead in their apartment In Brook
iyn
q ie believed Perry RhnR his wIgo
end eA&S kSll%A ..tsas@le.
The usAM lRft q H0sS inalcsil6s
shat hGs atsinn was .HsA "a 81 ~
preheaSksw taat ~ sNnsA NroR ~
Transferred se sRnsasse Es,ss w&see
wuulN caahs Aese e. - sesSrstsNi
from Als elk sssg9 ssAkSsse a.
,smahe u SspA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
WANT INSURANCE
FOR MILL FIRES

The Port Blakeley MIL company
and the Detroit Trust company this
morning brought suit IN the aupe
fior court against eight insurance
companies for various losses aus
tanned In the Hlakeley mill fire
April "a. 1901 The defendants In
the suit and the sums asked for
are. London Assurance corpora.
ton. si,G5365. Continental Assur
ance company, 1880 as, Michigan
Fire a Marine Insurance company.
1g22tS. National Fire Insurance
company. fiI7933G. Commercial
Union Assurance company.
81, 30732 Law. Union a Crown IN.
suranee company. fi.G63.Bi. Sun
Insurance office. fl.eG3gA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
WHAT THE ma YOR
IS UP AGAINST

Iiow would you Ike q have q
name with rs letters and be com
reiled 10 write Il ik.o0e times a
EaoHihf No wnndsr there are few
nspirants for the mayofshlp % Sc.
aftle. for that Is the bob that WI
Ham Hickman Moor. IL holding
down TOR the pal,Fy SUN % sa.I0o
4 year
~ first Il would probably sound
Nood % the ordinary individual go
place his name In front uf the titse
~ MAYER. but IL must get tlrwaeine
after a certain length uf time.
in a name wiGh - letters II
means placing 40 900 characters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
HIGHS LINEUP
is ANNOUNCED

Coach Lewis. ~ the Washington
high school. this morning an.
nouncod the lineup Of his team
against the university Saturday. II
viii be- aa follows, Center, Pres.
ley; right guard. RoRge. ielt guard.
aillia right tackle. Pullcu. left
tackle Henry. right end MacKay;
left end, Burke and Mullen; fun.
back. Weatover; left haifback. jay
Smith, captain, right haifback.
Gepner and MacKay, quarter.
Coylc and Burke. The high schools
average weight viii be- about 15S
pounds
The first team 81 the Lincoln
school plays Bclllngham tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
BY A
sleep WALKER

Nsaase a man clad in the attire
~ anlI b. those who have ~
u z ~ land Of sleep and rest
- Right seen 90 riBh mahly
~ Virginia a. from First av.
'agpear under a barn at the
- q TIE bill. an air Of excite.
go - mystery prevails In the
$50. $3.50 The police are not a BIT
' .a.''sa VI The eecenfricitles 81 the
lssea somnambuliss. but fearing
Wires Of the section today
- ssa sxeliedly A. n expecting to
-. - 2, some terrible crime any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
MclE SAM is TO
NINE OWL COAL

~ FRANCISCO. Oct 4-Jjncle
~ = % undertake the mining Of
-. his own account from De.
:. - iound On one 81 the south
y s .s.. u the Philippine group.
- - snat incl vii form the naval
-. 4. ief . c0aIing station al OK
= hahlla. Ralph John Macken.
s.,,, ~aa.ns expert for the war de-
!. sx.s, : here on bis way to-
! ~ ..All'ppines. lie viii embark
~. = Transport Sherman next Sat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
OUTSIDERS WANT MEETING:

An attempt on the part Of the
outsider" element Of the fresh.
man class AZ The state university
20 hold a meeting ln Seneca hall
yesterday broke up 10 n tongue bat
De because the Seattle high school
faction insisted on attending the
meeting The outoftown faction
have announced their intention OF
renting hall and holding a private
meeting anyway,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04

on paper each month, aud when the
ysarr ~ufk g. completed tha sign.
ing - The uame Tor that period rep.
roaenta a.@t1 600 scratches Of the
pcn a. that portion OF The mayors
wcrh
IN The face q this Mayor Moore
has refused to part with tho Ilick
man section Of his name He cllurs
20 thai as though IL were a tradition
~ hia kontueky birthplace. Early
Ia hss administration be sacrificed
the William % the common mhbre
viaiian % VIM. bat then William
Is romtAon name. and the Wm
style Il shorter than @uill."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
CANNOT FIND
HUSBAND

After a long and trying trip from
- Paul 10 meet her husband. Mrs.
otto Setter reports 10 The police
that abe has been unable tn find
him. To add 10 her dilemma. Mrs.
SETTER has been Informed that her
husband II nos IN Seattle. has beer
here for two weeks. aud has appar.
entity made no effort 70 locate hcF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04

Ruth. ~ years. aud Pearl. five
yuarn, acre born. that the wife ~
times bad nothing In the house "a
cat except candles aud nuts. and
that a Year ago she deserted her
husband aud children and u now
Twins in California.
The plaintiff asks that Judgment
be- rendered AGAINST her and that
be be giveu the custody Of tho two
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
CASHED A SECOND
BOGUS CHECK

Adding insult 20 injury, a clever
forger who gave HIS name as John
Wilson. yesterday cashed a bogus
check for SIS with the bartender
IN the California hotel bar, at
Fourth av. 3. and Main st., while
Proprietor N. C. Collins was at the
bank trying ia vain to cash a sim.
liar check which the same man had
uaHeed previously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
R A(ee {
R I'D |

SPOKANE, Oct "A race riot
has occurred NJ Danyille. Wash
In which a crowd OF 10 Hindus,
who had come across the Canadian
line. we're mobbed and driven back
into Canada The OricntAla were
given employment at the Danville
Lumber company'a mill They re.
cured cabin and retired early In
the evening. A crowd Of men and
boys surrounded the cabin IN the
darkness and began 20 throw
stones and shoot Three OF the
iilnduH were struck b. rocks. but
none seriously injured. The ORR
entails have re.crosned the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
DOES HE
MEAN IT?
(sy United Prsss.)

CAIRO, H.. Oct 4--ln an Inn
promptu speech made by the presi.
dent on the way to Cairo yester
day, he made a statement which is
taken as a relteration of his de-
termination 10 refuse a third term.
He pledged himself to work for
the improvement OF inland water
ways with all his heart, during
the brief remainder of his term.
He repeated the quoted words sew.
eral times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-04
RUNS OFF TRACK.

A light Northern Pacific passcn.
ger locomotive. No. 2s7. left the
track just south ~ the King 81
passenger station shortly after tta
arrival AZ Z O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing owing 20 work being done on
the track Il vas six hours being
replaced.
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ORDERED TO DRIVE OVER
INSPECTING OFFICERS

f<ana'srs employed 10 the grad.
. szmp maintained b. p. J. Me
- en ne university grounds
- MS morning ordered 10 drive
90 Aamaae Officers vaayel! and
81 xAile the latter wers engaged
: nklns an examination Of the
As'zAls according 10 the statement
I IAe officers
- order was not obeyed. be
an< ne officers managed to grab
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FAILURE TO WASH DISHES
GROUND FOR DIVORCE

AUeEsng that hia wlfe would not
wash The breakfast dishes aud that
she continually presided over an
uutidy homo. T. y. Parsons thla
morning brought suit against sadie
r Parsons for divorce In ths su.
pefiof court
Tho complaint further cites that
the couple were married ia Caiifor.
uia Il years ago thar two children.