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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Had TO Keep Her Contract.

Charlotte. Mich. Oct. 1. The su-
preme court has upheld the decision OF
Judge Blair. In the circuit court. who
decided that contract signed by the
widow OF the late DR.. Tyler Hall. OF
Dimondale, agreeing 10 accept $1,000
year from the estate. was valid. Mrs
Hall slgned the contract In 1901, but
Ave years later tired OF II and In hcf
bill. OF complaint alleged that undue In.
fuence had been used-tpon her TO OBJ
tain her signature 10 the contract.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
AcauIttal for senator Borah.

Boise. Ida. oct 3.--United States
Senator Borah has been acquitted OF
the charge Of conspiracy 10 defraul
me government out OF valuable Idaho
timber lands. The case was submit
ted without argument on the part OF
the defense. and the Jury was out Just
long enough TO take one ballot The
verdict was greeted by cheers and ap.
plause. which the court officers made
no effort Ia restrain
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Elght KllIcd in : Mrrck.

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. 30. Eight
men were Killed. four fatally injured
and seventeen more or less seriously
hurt wnen Chicago and Wheeling
express train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad was wrecked In the
yards NJ BelaIre. o.. few miles be-
low this city. A freight train hal
just taken siding for the express
The passenger train. however. failed
20 pass over the switch and crashed
into the freight
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Prcnr AngeII TnIk. or DRINK.

Ann Arbor Mich. Oct 2. :
President Angel, OF the University Of
Michigan. delivered his annual address
IN University hall and in his talk on
christian Manliness" urged the stu
dents 10 guard against drink and 9th.
or temptations. Christianity" he said
docs not detract from, but perfccts
highest manhood. A register OF drink
Is as brave rs any soldier. but a cow
ard viii make himself slave TO his
nneSiona-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Too MANY Oats for a Hlt.

Ann Arbor Mich. oct 2. -
unon the close Of college last June
Julian wolfson left FOR Ills home In
Manila, +. |. Now he has returned for
his years work In the University OF
Michigan. In return for the journey he
was only able TO visit his family nine
days and had 10 leave at the end
OF that time In order 10 get back
M the opening OF the college year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Prcssmen and Book binders strike.

Chicago. oct 2-Unlon printing
pressmen in shops which have resisted
the demands OF their employees 20 -
tablish an cight-hour day went out on
strike. Bookbinders In several OF the
large plants also obeyed the orders o.
their union leaders and failed TO re
port for work The bookblnderS
strike is national In character. as 10T
cities In the United States and Canada
ATE Involved.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
servIan AtrocIty,

Belgrade. Oct. 1.-Two ex-ofiicers OF
the army-Maxim and Milan Novako
vLcs--have been imprisoned on trumpcd
up charges by the partlsans OF the bru.
tai assasslns OF King Alexander and
Queen Draga. and murdered in prison.
because they denounced the murders
The populacc n much excited.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Black Hand Letters Received.

Fielding. Mich. Oct. 2. Black
Hard" letters have been received by
III. j. Leon and Martin Hayes, Of
BeldIng, threatening their lives II they
did not leave specified amounts OF mon.
ey ut certain places. The letter 10 Leon
called for $50. TO be placed near an
ice house In the southern part OF the
city. II was signed with n crude pic
ture OF n revolver and n bullet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Hasn't Made Good Vet.

Chicago. Oct 3.-PresIdent Monett
OF the Standard OH company OF In
diam. has not yet shown where any
shipper was given the rebate for which
the Standard company was fined 500
coo. 900. or so: but he has referred the
lnquisitors 10 G. +. Hollands, chief rate
clerk OF the Alton railway. who has
been asked 10 produce certain books
before the grand Jury.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
RIVER TRIP Is BEGUN
President Boards steamer &C Keokuk
for Voyage south.

Keokuk. la. Oct. 2.--PresIdent
Roosevelt began HIS river trip from
Keokuk. lie arrived here az o:lO n
m. and was met az the depot by the
governors OF Iowa, Florida. Louisiana
Minnesota. Nebraska. both Dakotas
Oregon, Wyoming and Illinois. and
three companies OF militia. The
morning was fair, but n began 90
sprinkle shortly af.er the presidential
party started m carriages 20 Rand
park. where speeches were delivered
President Roosevelt spoke 10 Tho
Men and Woven 81 Iowa" The
speech addressed 20 Iowans was In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
AssassInntIon an Michigan.

Atlanta, Mich. Sept. 30. - On his
way 20 his farm 10 visit his wife and
two children. C. w. Chadwick. fore
man Of a mill near Rose City. was
shot In the back from ambush and In.
stnntly killed. His wife Ia Frustrated
by the news 81 his death.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Structure on Monument Hill at
Canton, o., Which Honors
William Mckinley.
FIFTY THOUSAND ARE PRESENT
They Come from All Over the Land
and from Abroad
President Roosevelt Orator OF the Day
Great Precautions Taken for
His Safety by Detectives
and Soldiers.

Canton, o.. Oct 1.-The McKin.
ley mausoleum. the tribute and gift
OF nation 10 the memory OF the
martyred president. William McKin-
ley, was dedicated during the after.
noon in the presence OF hundreds OF
distinguished men from all parts OF
the United States. In the presence OF
representatives OF foreign countries.
and In The presence OF a crowd OF ap.
proximately 10000 gathered from all
parts OF the country.
A feature or the dedication was the
presence OF the president, Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Vice President Fair
banks, members OF the presidents cab
met. United States senators and gov.
errors OF several states. Addresses
were delivered by President Roosevelt.
Justice William II. Day. McKinley's
secretary or state. and Governor An.
drew J.. Harris OF Ohio.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Crime MT the state Fair Grounds.

Springfield, H.. Sept. 30. - william
II. Smith. OF Peoria. was shot aud
robbed OF $40 by a stranger just out.
side the state fair grounds here. Smith
attempted 10 make his way 10 n near
by house. but his injury prevented him
from walking. He was found later az
the side OF the roadway by n passer.
he
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Attorneys General Prepare
Memorial to Congress Ask
ing a New Law.
STATES TO FAVE A FREE HAND
Corporations TO Wait for the National
Tribunals Decision
United States Courts To BE Forbidden
TO Interfere Until the Case Has
Passed the State SUI
preme Court.

ST. Louis. Oct. 2.-Action that VIII
have far-reaching effect in antitrust
and anti-corporation litigation. and
which will bear fruit In almost every
state In the Union, was taken by the
convention OF attorney generals in It's
final session here. A committee was
appointed TO draft a scheme Of anti
trust legislation 10 be sent 20 all attor-
ney generals. and as a climax for the
entire meeting the attorney generals
assembled adopted a resolution which
Is expected TO remove n thorn In the
flesh OF the state offlcers-the inter.
ference by federal circuit courts with
the operation OF state laws
Memorial TO Congress.
The resolution Is In the shape OF q
memorial 10 congress. and was framed
by a committee composed OF Attorney
Generals +. T. Young. OF Minnesota;
Dana Malone, or Massachusetts; A..
NJ. CARRIER. OF Alabama; w. II. Thomp-
son. OF Nebraska; W III. Dickson. o.
Colorado and II. S. Hadley. OF Mis-
sourl. The memorial Is as follows
Whereas. The efficient adminlstra,
tlon. rs well as the preservation, Of
our dual system of government rc'
ques thar each sovereignty be per
mlttcd 90 exercise rs function rs de-.
fined by the federal constitution un.
hampercd by the other; therefore be 1t
Would Restrict q. $. Courts.
"Resolvcd ny the convention Of NJ
torney generals ~ the several states
here assembled. that we earnestly rec.
omncnd 10 the favorable consideration
of tie president and the congress o.
the Emitted states tho enactment Of a
federal law providing that no circuit
court " the United StUtcs. or any
Judge exercising the powers Of such
circuit courts. shall have jurisdiction
IN any case brought q restrain any
officers of state. or any admluistrn-
tive board ~ state, FROM INSTITUTE.
ing IN state court any suit or other ap.
proprIate proceeding 20 enforce the
laws OF such state. or 10 enforce any
order made by administrative
board bur allowing any per.
sons or corporation asserting In any
such action IN q state court any right
arising under the constitution or any
laws OF tho United States 20 have the
decision OF the highest court OF
such state reviewed by the supreme
court Of the United States. as now pro.
vlded by law.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Root Welcomed in MEXICO.

saltlllo. Mex. Oct THE src.
cial train with Secretary Root ard
party ON board arrived NJ o'clock In
the evening. Governor Miguel Car.
denas welcomed Mr.. Root 20 the state
OF Coahula and presented the secre
tary 20 the prominent citizens OF tie
city
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
weli-Known Bonifsce Retire.

Bad Axe. Mich. Oct 3.--George =.
Farrnr. for twenty years popular
and well-known hotelkeeper In the
Thumb. VIII retire Nov. /. because o;
III health. Farrar Is nj present man
ager OF the Hotel neasty at Pigeo"
With his wife he will move 10 Po
Auoftn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Fatai- Hunting Accident.

Muskcgon. Mich. Oct. .. - Edward
poolcy. aged is. Of Crystal Lake was
shot through the back while hunting.
nnd died IN n few minutes. Doolcy's
companion, james smith. caught his
gun on underbrush, which pulled the
trigger,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Former BaptIst MInIster IndIctcd.

Joliet. Ill, Sept 3O.-Among n
batch OF Indictments returned by the
grand jury was one against benjamin
+. Gran, former Baptist minister
lie IL charged with falslfying lnsur.
ance papers. Gran Is now In jail.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Rummaee Sales Spread Death.

Meriden. Conn. Oct 3.--The town
OF SouthIngton is greatly alarmed over
the number OF deaths from mall grant
diseases among the foreign population
The health authorities have issued q
statement declaring that the rimmngc
sales which flourish here are respon-
slble for the spread OF typhoid fever.
scarlet fever. and similar ailments.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Suits To he Prohibited.

1--WE also recommend that suits In
federal circuit courts by persons inter
ested In corporations 10 restrain such
corporations from obeying the laws OF
states in which they are doing bust.
ness be prohibited"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

Alpena. Mich. Oct. 3.~-Sheep kiillns
dogs are on rampage in Alpenn
township. Twenty sheep were killed
on the farm OF william Hazell In one
night and August Kannowskl lost .
large number. Farmers. are hunting
and shooting tine dogs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05

Charlottesville. Ind. Oct. 3-Mn
Susan r Wallace. widow 81 General
lew Wallace. Is dead She had great
literary ability and assisted per hus
band In his writings
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
CAPITOL Graft IndIcimcnts

Harrisburg. Pa. Oct 2.--Ten OF tire
fourteen men involved In the capitol
prosecutions have been indicted by
the DanphIn county grand Jury OF
charges ~ conspiracy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Arrival Of the President.

President Roosevelt arrived az 10:ib
on special train. He was met at
the train by reception committee and
escorted 10 the Central High school
The streets leading from the Penn
sylvanla station were lined by thou.
sands OF spectators. At the railway
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
students Paw fnr Thelr Fnn. !

Ann Arbor, Mich, oct 2. - FQpl
students, giving their names "a G. s
Brigham. III. ]. Hendricks. o. A. Da
Wis and u. O. Turner. all supposedly
fictitious names. were hailed into po
lice court and fined $40 and cost
each for violation OF the city ordinance
prohibiting the posting OF placards
About midnight gang OF sophomores
while attempting 10 post their rusf
proclamntions, were followed by o
bunch OF town fellows, who tore cowr
the posters ms fast as the sophomores
got them up. The town gang was re
inforced by several-freshmen and the
combined forces attacked and routed
the sophomores
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
MORSE MAY RECOVER
Physicians Are Hopeful That the
Judge Will Be on His
Feet Again.
STRENUOUS CRANK AT A SHOW
Threatens TO Blow the Whole Outfit
TO Badcs Editors Warning
90 Politicians.

ionia, Mich. Sept. 30.-Judge Allcn
n. Morse. who was stricken witt
apoplexy while testifying In the cir
cult court as complaining witness lr
Injunction proceedings against the city
10 prevent the purchase OF new city
hall site. was for time In critical
condition. and physicians expected his
death before the end OF the day, but at
his home later II was declared that
he was improved. The doctors now
entertain hopes OF his recovery.
How the Judge Was Stricken.
Prosecuting Attorney sheldon had
been cross-examining him. Juds,
Morse went out into the hall. and In
few moments returned. AS he ap
preached the witness stand X was no
ticcd that he tottered. and moment
later he was seen trying to get into
one OF the witness chairs. His condi.
ton at once became serious and he
could hardly speak. He was carried
20 Judge Davis Office across the
corridor and later taken to his
home.
just Home from His Outing.
The Judge has been at Topinaboe
all summer. enjoying outdoor recren.
ton and fishing. He came home q
week ago and prepared for the injunc.
ton case which Interested him keen.
~, as he was strenuously opposed 70
moving the city hall from the central
part OF thehusiness section TO the west
end OF town.
Pioneer Resident of Michigan.
Allen Benton Morse IS one OF the
oldest residents OF Michigan. He was
born In Otlsco township. Ionia county
Jan. Z. 1899 He Is n direct descend.
ant OF old Puritan stock, tracing his
ancestry back 20 Samuel Morse, who
came from England. His father, John
l.. Morse. was a member OF the Mich
igan state legislature, iSiG-4T. and
Judge OF probate court for Ionia coun.
~ eleven years. Allen T. was edu-
Gated IN the district school When tho
gold excitement broke out his father
left home for California. leaving the
farm ana six children under the care
OF the mother. Allen. being the oldest
II devolved upon him 10 look to the
maintenance OF the family He taught
school and worked the farm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
BEET SUGAR MEN ORGANIZE
They Are Opposed To Taft and Also "a
the Cuban Reciprocity Act
A 40 Sugar.


Bay City. Mich, Oct. ]. - To fighi
against the nomination and election OF
Secretary w. II. Taft as president. op
pose further reductions on the sugar
tariff and fight the repeal OF the Gu
ban reciprocity act and other legisla.
ton adverse 10 the beet sugar inter
ests. Will be the purpose OF an asso
citation formed by the beet sugar men
Taft Is supporter OF the Philippin,
tariff and has made II plain that he
desires 10 promote the sale OF Philip
pine sugar In the United States. =
This position is not favored by th,
sugar interests, who see In the success
OF his plan a drop In the price OF
United States sugar and reduction IL
the amount consumed. Tho men IL
the association represent a capital OF
Sl7.OO0.OOO In Michigan and believ,
they will exert no small Influence. Tn,
officers OF the Michigan Beet Sugar
Producers association, as II will b,
known. are; Carmen y. Smith. OF Bay
City. president; George II. Robinson
OF ST. Louis, vice president, and Il
w. Cressey. OF Bay City, secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
statue Is Unveiled.

when the parade was ended the
president was served with an elaborate
luncheon which was attended by
many prominent persons.
The leading feature OF the day'e
celebration was the dedi. alton Of the
beautiful granite structure In which
The bodies OF the murdered president
and his wife will lie. From the
speakers stand nj the foot OF the
broad steps lending mp 20 the monu.
mont President Roosevelt delivered
his eulogy OF Mckinley early In the
afternoon before throng OF people
that filed every inch OF the open
space and oyerfowed far into the adj
Joining part Of the ceremony.
Justice w. X. Day. president OF the
memorial association. and Governor
HarrK also made speeches. and James
whlttomh Riley read poem. The
heroic bronze monument OF Mr.. Me.
NEliniey was unveiled by Miss Heller
Mckinley. his sister,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-05
Children Sing "America. 9

AS he neared the school building tie
100 children. grouped and dressed 10
represent the national flag, arose In n
body and sang America" The prcsi-
dental party and escort counter
marched I'm front or the children Upon
the return the presidents carriage
stopped moment while President
Roosevelt saluted the children.
Contrary 90 expectations the presl-
dent did not stop To- speak. but was
driven directly 20 the reviewing stand
where the military and civic parade
passed The parade began at 1880
n. m. and occupied about one and
half hours IN passing. The parade
was in charge OF Senator Charles
Dick. chief marshal or the day.
The section OF the city Immediately
surrounding the reviewing stand was
roped or az well as other parts OF the
downtown streets and all other routes
traversed by the president and were
heavily guarded The the reviewing
stand soldiers stood shoulder 10 shout.
der and on one was allowed near tie
chief executive lie was also closely
guarded by secret service operatives.
who also walked by the side OF his
carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
CORNER BRINGS
$4,000

A. G. johnson a co. report the
following sales The northwest cor
nsr Of Jehn ~ and First ay., Tot G.
= fainsworth. 20 r. u. whittier. for
$4,000 The purchaser intends 60
Improve tho property by erecting a
ptsfoom brick apartment house. Lot
10. block u, Hells Fourth addition.
Tor - T. Whittier TO w. n. Shsp.
hard. for $4,000 The northeast
corner o. Eleventh av. and East
Uuion st. Tor James Llddie. 10 A
W, hhea, for tiLooa
Calhoun. Denny a EwiaE report
the following sales; Lot Is by iao
feet on Neb Hll av4 Near John 81.
improved with two-fiat house. for
q. A sandheim. 10 James r. Hall.
Tor ts.aee. Two vacant lots near
rhif,esash ~. near F1f a.. Tor
Thomas tnion 60 Ernest Hester. for
ttteo. rwentY-alx lots in West
Green Lake addition 20 various pur.
chAscrs. for o., sec A ios IN the mnl
tract on Washington ~. near Nine.
teensh Az. for a W Furman. TO
Mersan Lloyd. for ts.eoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
SHORE BOULEVARD
DEEDS TO BE FILED

entire Lake frontage viii be IN the
name OF tho city
Tho total consideration for the
property taken over by the pafh
board yesterday amounts 20 80
Rsb 80. Tho basis of purchase was
t2.10 per front foot
judge " - Wood sold the city
a total frontage Of G.032 feet, reeeiF'
ing a mortgage for $4,000 Mrs
A DouFaa sold 500 feet.
The Green Lake Home bulldlnE
a Guarantee company sold lil4l
feet and Solomon aud Rose Leyihon
sold total Of 400 feet frontage.
The mortgages draw five per
cent interest and are made out Tor
a term OF five years. but the under
standing IL that as soon ms the first
park bonds are sold the mortgages
are 10 be taken up.
The Seattle Electric company
owns a five-acre tract on the north
west angle OF the lake, aud a man
named Patterson owns short
stretch at the northeast angle. aud
there IL a small bit in the Crayen'a
addition 10 be obtained 10 give the
city full possession. The rest II be
Ing negotiated for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
rAsT JOHN STREET Is
TO BE EXTENDED

ire a. the proposed destruction Of
hla property grew more fierce. un.
tll Yesterday Il seemed TO reach
tho holllns point Much better at
actius and pautnmime thap at
speaklng. his frantic efforts 10
waive the committee to his way OF
thinking were interesting to watch
and furnished no little amusement
TO Councilman Revelle he shouted
tiereely that n the councilman had
whole township Ut land he pea.
sihlx mlEht be Wise enough to
straiEhton out crooked street. but
even then the speaker doubted u.
The street was recommended TO
be opened despite Mr. Faalk's most
effective arguments TO the con,
trary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01

II IL doubtful whether there
IL another concern In the eoun
Try who ever employed ~ many
youthful co,wofkefa a. will u.
u Johnston Co on Saturday
next.
Practically every boy and girl
attending the public schools IN
this city aud the surrounding
suburbs will start out Saturday
morning representing the Plano
Department Of the Pioneer
Piano House OF the Northwest
The - \ Johnston Co. Ii
compiling statistics 10 ascertain
lust exactly how many homes
are without a plano or organ.
The mission OF the youthful
worker th 10 gather the names
aud addresses OF al such fam.
lilies A special card IL fur
nished for this purpose, each
child receiving ten OF those. aud
the name and address ~ insert
% thereon b. the resident Of
the Mualelesa Home.
These cards are then turned
In At the D. s Johnston Cos
headquarters. al e0a Second ay.
b. the children. for which thor
are paid very literally
OF course. whole lot de
ponds on tho honesty Of the PEG
pie who slsn the cards. and
also the youngsters themselves.
bat the average American youih
has an fnborn honor for yer.
acity which he viii not overstep
II Il 60 be hoped thai no home
viii align more than oas of these
cards.
Ia addition. an identlfieation
Gard 10 furnished each youthful
representative. 10 be signed BY
the teacher Of the school where
the younEater attends However.
we do not care 10 burden our
worthy teachers with this add.
tionsi task. 60 II each Dor and
girl will have the Identification
Card signed By the parents u
will suffice
" there are any children who
have not received Instructions,
or 90 not understand everything
IN detail. fun explanation can
b~ had ~ calling at ID \ John
ston Cos store. po1 Second av
Cosne M this afternoon right
after school or the first thing
tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
WILL
COME AND ROW

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 1.-The
Portland Rowing club will send
strong crew north 10 compete for
the laufela 81 the regatta to be
held 81 Seattle next July 3 and
AT the meeting Of the North Pacific
Association of Amateur Oaramnn 10
be held IN Seattle tomorrow, the
Portland Rowing club will be- repre-
scented by its president. Ralph W
Wilbur. who n also president OF
the association Preliminary ar
fangements for the coming regatta
Will be discussed
The Portland club expects 20 ~
cure the services OF Coach Murphy
again next summer and strong can
didAtea for the different eruRa are
already In sight Although all mem.
beers Of the crack crew which en-
tered the International races last
year will not be here. the Portland
club expects 10 have fine crews Ia
all ciaasca heat summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
NEW TRIAL IN
SULLIVAN WILL CASE

The claimants IN the sullivan eu-
tate thls morning filed IN the county
clerks office papers asking for a
new trial IA the recent distribution
% tie estate Charges of irregular
ltles and misconduct toward The adj
verse claimants were given as the