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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
NIGHT-RIDER GIVES
HIS PARTNERS AWAY

Union City, Tenn, Dec. "a
Thomas II. Cloar. who is no relation
to one of the defendants, Arthur
CloaT. was a witness in the night
riders case today. II was generally
supposed that the state had sub
mitted all of its evidence, but II
was decided today TO present fur
ther evidence against the defend
ants.
Cloar created a mild sensation by
stating that he had been Informed
Sunday by a friend of one OF the de-
PENDANTS that he would be shot IN
the court room before he completed
his testimony If he appeared in the
case.
Cloar testified that one the day OF
Captain Rankin's death, he met TWO
IF the defendants, Bob Huffman ana
Bud Morris, at the Reel Foot Lake
Huffman tried to get information
from him as to how Union City was
guarded. said Cloar, so as to at
tend to" Judge Jones, attorney gen
eral, Caldwell, Judge Wadell ana
other men who were devoting 'helr
energies toward the determination
of the night riders.
Cloar also stated that Thurman III
formed him of their movements
against Rankin and Taylor ina
night.
Cloar alleged that Aruthur Cloar
informed him of the details OF '"e
killing of Captain Rankin IL"
days after the crime had been com
mitted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
MEDICAL STUDENTS H
PRACTICE ON POLICE
(Unlted Press Leased Wire \


Paris, Dec. 24.-In a battle today
between 200 students OF the college
of medicine and police reserves four
persons, including the prefeet OF pos
lice, were injured. The first clash
occurred In front OF the college
building, where the students were
holding a mass meeting in protest
against the action of the faculty in
granting a first-class and second
cla~s diplomas, instead of all grad
lates being given first-elass diplo-
ma, as formerly.
Half of the students assailed the
police with rotten eggs and decayod
vegetables and ink stands, The po-
lice charged the students with the
butts of their reyolvers, driving
them into the boulevard, where thoy
barricaded themselves in the excaga-
tion of the new Metropolitan electric
line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
EARTHQUAKES SHAKE
MONTANA MOUNTAINS

A Virginia City, Mont, telegram
of December 21 says: 1.-TWO earth
quakes in ten minutes, the first at
1895 this afternoon, caused the wild
est excitement in this city, the panic
stricken people rushing into the
streets in the belief that the build
ings were about to topple over. Struc-
lures trembled violently, plaster came
down, dishes were thrown to the
floor, the main school building two
story brick, was badly cracked and
the ground rent with seams from one
to three inches wide. Two more
shocks were experienced this even
ing, one at 6;35, the other at $3.50,
and again set the people hurring into
the streets The first of the tremors
was felt yesterday afternoon at 1880
o'clock and another at 1880 this
morning.
Frask Pace, who arrived from the
Crater Lakes, the scene of an extinct
volcano. six miles south of Virginia
City, where 13 old craters have been
filled with water, forming chain of
lakes states that the ground heaved |
there like the bosom of a lake, caus-
ing immense fissures to form in the |
mountain and rending the cliffs.
There is belief that water of the
Crater Lakes has found its way
subterranean passages to the
remnants of the fires of the old vol
,anos, although the Yellowstone Park
S only rs miles from here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
AN OPEN QUESTION AS TO
WHICH WAS DRINK

a Philadelphia dispatch OF Decem-
Der 22 says, Searching for souls, for
sounds to tell how glad they felt"
hye big black bears. very drunk
gave vaudeville performance in the
Loyalsock woods near Rlngdale, and
Farmer Gallagher, who watched the
performance, says he is really glad
he didn't have a gun.
John Ferell, another farmer. has
a big cider press at the edge of the
forest. Hundreds of bushels of ap-
pies have been ground and pressed
during the past few months and the
pomace has been dumped in a great
heap near the Loyalsock creek. II
recently rained on this pomaee and
It fermented.
Farmer Gallagher was driving
home from Ringdale when, near the
cider press he heard the sounds of
reyelry His horses refused to pro-
ceed, and he went forward to inves-
tigate. Dancing around the pomace
piles were five bears, all whooping
and squaling in bacchanalian aban-
don.
The farmer AYERS that while he
watched they had a football game.
And a Piute wardance, a grand opera
rehearsal and a grand Salome wind
up also.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
Deeds Recorded.

December 23 and "a deeds were
recorded os follows:
II. Bernard, ct nx., to C. f. Hasscl.
ton, 113 acres in 4 8, r 3 W, W H.
$1,000.
James Collins to John Cox, II
acres in section 81, SIS, ,rl W, W 4,
1856.
X. r. and J. A. Gamble to w.
Walters. land In Marion county, W d,
5000. ....
E. p. johnson, ct al. to r. and A.
F. Gardner. 1-5 acres in s. r
l W, W d, $1400.
r. M. and NJ. A. Pierce TO J. p.
Petercon, 100 acres In sections 3, T.,
8 and 10, ss, re W, W d, S7250.
C. T.. DeGuIre ct al. to F. NJ. Ever
son one-half acre In d c OF J. Brown
3 6 s. ri W, W d, $3.50.
II. and l.. Dissie to F. NJ. Eyersou,
one-half acre in d I OF ]. Brown,
Z s, r 1 W, W d, $3.50.
NJ r. Clawson to A. Johnson, 1 3
acres in section 33. t4s.rlw,w d.
$3.50.
J. l.. and A. Fifer to A. ]. and J.
conger. lots and 5. blk 8, in Bngle-
wood add to Salem. W d, $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
Apples I'm Demand.

The Rogue River Valley Fruit
Growers Association has received
news that carload of Newtons
shipped by that association to New
York city had sold for SO per box,
netting the growers 50 per box. This
is not the best car that was shipped,
better fruit having been sent on later
from which returns have not yet been
received. The New York commission
men have been advised to sell the
fruit there If they can net the grow
ers So per box at Medford. II not
they will be shipped to foreign mar
kets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
FINCH
ON THE
STAND
GIVES HIS VERSION
OF THE SHOOTING
Omitted Press Leased Wire. }

Portland, Or, Dec. 24.-With a
voice that never faltered, betraying
in his manner no consciousness of the
awful issue of life or death that con-
fronts him, j. A. Finch this morning
took the stand in the circuit court 60
tell his version of tho death of Ralph
B. Fisher at his hands on November
2S.
Finch's reference TO the killing Of
Fisher were carefully and diplomat
icaly worded. First he spoke OF
Fisher meeting his unfortunate
DEATH" and again he alluded to the
tragedy as this unfortunate occur
renee"
II felt as IL | we're the victim of a
trap" was one of his expressions re =.
garding his suspension from the prac-
tice of law under the prosecution be-
gun by Fisher He painted Fisher as
man who did not keep his word,
faithless in his promises and obstj-
nate in resisting the plea OF mercy.
Fisher promised to head the petition
70 reinstate him, he declared, and |
then refused even to sign It.
81 felt sick at heart when read
that had been suspended from the
har association" he said. 'I felt
tha this was too harsh. Honestly
speaking, think I was perhaps de-
serving OF a reprimand, and II I had
continued n my habits ! might have
de-eryed a severer sentence. But
ince July l had been attending
strictly TO business, and thought
that the judgment was too much"
All through his story Finch carried
The same idea of persecution. He
was crying out to be let alone, AMI
given a chance to work out his des-
.iny, but Fisher would not let him.
md pnrsued him with vlndictive per- !
'istence. This is the story that ne I
would have the jury belleve-that he 8
vas a suppliant for mercy. Fisher TIE |
'elentless prosecutor, faithless to
That he had promised. Z
He said he had held out hopes TO b
his wife that the penalty would b. [
essened, adding, "and still have
hat hope" G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
RAILROAD WORK
BEGINS AT DRAIN

Frof' Guy Richards, principal or
me seottsburg school sends II, tho
following important item:
"A crew of men is now engaged IN
clearing the S. p, right of way naar
scott burg Work began on Decem-
'er TO- and is b"ing RAPIDLY pusbed
'oward Drain, There is great excite
Hent in Scottsburs over the resumr
ION of railroad work, and the ina,
cations are that grading VIII beg,n
rs 'oon as sufficient distance e
cleared for snch work. Drain Non
pareil.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
One Glass Too Much -

Jmdge Moores "fioated" two men
out of town this morning who were
arrested last night by the officers on
the charge Of drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, One of the cele-
brants became mixed up in a window
in front of the Loose tonsorial par.
lors and was compelled 70 pay dam
ages done TO the glas, through hts
earelessnes5. Both parties reside I'm
Marion county, and had been buying
Christmas presents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
y 0 0 o 0 NJ
0 PERSONA, n,

y 0 0 oo9,E
Mrs VA snls
gene today to visit
Ing the holidays l.
Mrs Dudley cnu
daughter went to AuN
Ing to visit hsi nals
Father ScAaIlt a.
Of p arrived lAl We
the day is the susa az
Moore. r.
MIRA A. TervIlnlsu
ner this morning smI
Christmas. /
Mrs L. H. slIise
Turner over the lsh
Mr. and MnEGni
lily left today for ~
relatives during thh hh.I
Attorney and NaHli
spending the hol.t,nu
In Roseburg. I
Miss Kathepr lsu
today TO visit tlrg
Mrs A. BaieAsIr Il
today from The DaIa
Mrs. E. W. Entiia 1
day TO her hone d I'd
visiting here
Miss Ruth Alder I'd
from Spokane, and sHhI
Of Miss Irene Cnrt q
holidays.
Homer Havley isi mI
sea, left this norm b
Grove aud will yk "A
the holidays.
Homer Hunt and tEsI
trude, are spendlns NJ
Oakland, Oregon.
Miss Elbertt RolSu u
home In Marion Ioir a
here
Mrs s. .. Jone n
Miss Mary went % "
morning, where iAg d
Christmas with Nh lsa
Mrs. VIM. Long
Miss Carrie Antssa
morning for crszsel I
will visit her sister 20
holidays.
Mr.. and Ms ElnS @
summit to spend chhsn
ltiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs W ~
or Portland this liiS's
christmas with iris'd'
Mr.. and Mrs C > =
.hildren arrived here H'I
,lsit with Mrs Fufn.i
.lr. and Mrs. J. oll'''' 2
more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
Aged Couple 4. -

Aged Couple
Matches, Miss -, ,, 80
F. Reed, aged y ',,srs,ss
SO years old, ss,,p were
uql,1I ~ere removed 70 -. . ( 4
Esed Rs'd died His VIZ = .,s
5o o,,ra'or llsD, Of The o'i'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24

House For Rent-Close TO East
school. Enquire 96S Marion ST.
12-24-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24

l.. A. Bellamy, of Wichita. Kansas.
arrived IN the city this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24

Miss Buna Mccoy went to Corval-
lis today to visit friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral services u Henrietta
~. bowman wili take place At the
chapel Of tbs Hutfar~ofth 4 sons
on Sunday afternoon al taa The
burial sill take place at Mount
Pheasant cemufery.
The funeral services OF Ola Mel.
son viii be held AZ the parlors of
the johnson & Hamilton rnderfak.
ing company on Sunday afternoon
~ 2 oseloek.
Tha remains Of Li'ry v Jones
we're efernated az Mount Please Of
cremat0rY following the funeral
services whieh took place at tho
chapel ~ the crematnry thIN after.
noon af ] o'clock
The funeral services Of Marc
West Hunnell were held this morn.
iux at Il o'clock al the family rest
denee The burial vas held at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
chill DREH's DAY
TOMORROW

Chlldruus day viii he observed
At many ~ the Seattle churches TO
uorFuw effh special exercises By
the chlIdreu.
A. The FIfat Christian church the
cantata. The Cross and CFusB.
viii be kIsea % 20 chlidfen OF the
sunday aehpol In place Of the FvEa
lar evening services Special drills
and musge aiil alsp b. KGxens
A good uutertalnm~nf has seen
prepared - tha children uf the Nor.
wcgian Danish baptist church. How.
ard ard Stewart *. Special chill
8renN daT services viii also b held
1T the FIRST M =. church touorfov
evening A the noyistoa Avenue
Unitarian church a fiofai services
will be held BY the SUNDAY school at
III q IN.
Chlidrsns day exercises will aiao
b. held At the Congregational
churches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
Il! BUT ISN'T
nj THE FIERCE
| OLD THING
|. Cutler Wso't Allow
As Daughter With
Her Essed.

~fAkf CRY, Utah Time
~ blanche Cutler llatler.
- 4 Gov John G Cutler,
=. - - n a sensational slope-
- Tuesday Of this week.
= ! Asf cid family home 10.
- her husband Thomas
~ ss,sssry wagon driver, aud
u The hlcssins Of her
rn.,sr Who Is CHARACTERISED.
Z s.ssasanstratiyc fiaw into a
= reported a. have struck
! ~ fxce and thrust him
- ....steasly nom the house
!. $500 bis daughief. and
..ssa her a. remain Ia the
- mansion Afterwards he
z sssnAatleaily over the tele'
~ Ms. Butler would not
a. egcamstsnees return 10
: ssskznd
- A,nse question as - the
..s.s n the governor 70 carry
! .srsat 10 uullity bis laugh.
:, a.rfsaxe. a. she and her hna'
| 4 ~ 10th q are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
SHOT AND
KILLED

RENO Nuv. June fs-Mrs.
George Winters. mother Of five chil.
drca and Well known here. Is being
held Ia jail today pending "A inves.
tigation Of a tragedy on the Reno
Sparks roa8 last night Ia which Mrs
WinteFa shot and Killed James A.
hcatiy we'll known merchant Of
Sparks and Reno.
Realty aud the woman were out
for a hnsEf ride when the shooting
occurred Tho woman teIephoned
60 the chief % police at Reno that
she had shot man and he went
cat and xas the body. Investigation
showed that Beatty had been shot
IN the hack. ~ hts clothing was
burned there and the bullet catered
nom that side.
Mrs Winters admitted that she
had done the shooting and said that
she shot Ia self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
TO ESTABLISH
DAY NURSERY

To enable poor mothers 70 de
vote time "a earning a living for
their children. Il u planned b tho
various ORGANIZATIONS of 81 Marx q
church 20 establish a dAy nursery
In a building al Neatern AZ. aud
Wall At. formerly used as = Nor,
mon meeting house.
A trained narse will have charge
Of the nursery. her helpers being
yuung women Of ~. Marks church.
Who VIII volunteer their services
No charges viii BE- made. except a
small fec for the milk ard food
that will BE- necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
THAWS PATCH UP
TROUBLES

PouGHkEl.PStE. N. r.. June n
Evelyn Neshif Thaw IL back
again II the sood graces Of her
husband. Harry Kendall Thav She
called on him AZ the iail here to
day and snoke Of him with deepest
expressions % affection.
1t was rot nv faux that | vas
not called 10 testify Ia behalf OF
my husband at thu recent hearing
here abe said. The lnalnnatlons
thar Mr. fhas Is insane are pre-.
postcfuas
she teuk luncheon with Harry at
the iasl. ard all tho troubles which
led her - aac Tor an annulmeut 81
her marriage aeetn % have dlaAp
pearwd
ThRw. who has bean adfudKwd
insane. h heink held here pendlnK
a hearing Monday on a molten 20
have him transferred 10 a private
asylum instead Of returned "a sn
asylum fuF the criminal insane al
Mattsawan. Il I. exported that
Evelyn wtll Be a prominent figure
AZ the hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

IKfNPIA. June iz.--No eoavscs
N vii be employed On The
= rad through Snoquaimie
IS fsfx year. according % , DE-
kr - reached b. tn state
exzT rommission. Highway
unnstpaef Snow potnfs cut
o. expense % trau1portin Z
xsrs and supplies Ia and cut
= ~ nonfhs work In sight
y nas epcs would make the
- . great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
ALASKA COAL
FILLS A WANT
tny United Press


WAatilsGTON. JUNE "a After
an exhaustive investigation into the
minerals Of the North Pacific Coast.
the United states geological survey
las just Issued report showing
tho existence OF marvellous coal aud
petroleum lands Ia the region OF
Controller bay.
u is expected that this discovery
viii have "A direct effect upon tho
cost Of shipping on the Pacific
Coast. and ia the case OF future
naval operations Ia Pacific waters
coal viii not have 20 be brought
half way around the world for the
Use OF NarahlpR.
Coal OF a thickness OF 80 feet
At aeacoma Beach one has pure
spring water plped % each lot A
perfect beach ON which 20 battle. a
fine park for the children. good res.
tanrant If you DO not want 10 cook.
aud many other attractions. For
further Information telephone Ind
1914. OF Sunset, Main 1900. ChhH
v. Crane. Vice Pres. aud Mgr. or
call at office OF company. 40 Alas
la building 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
WILL MEET TO SETTLE
THEIR DIFFERENCES

on Monday morning n conference
between the Pacific Coast ship
Owners association In Seattle and
the Ssasedores' union will be held
II II expected that ali the differ
ences between them will he
thrashed out.
Among the grievances OF the
union Il the paying off Of their
members IN saloons. and aiso the
hiring OF stevedorea By dock fore.
men. who generally hire non union
meu. An effort Will be made 20
bring the steam schooner owners
lnro the ship Owners association
and 10 effect an agreement In re.
gard 20 the hiring Of men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
ODD FELLOWS To
HOLD MEMORIAL

odd Fellows viii hold memorial
services tomorrow IN the morning
special services will be held at the
University M " church, and the
pastor. Hay. J ~ canse. viii preach
special sertaon, In the evening
TIE members 81 the order vii vor.
shiP With 81. Marks CONGREGATION
ane tho rector. Dr. j 2. q I.lwyd.
~lll preach a special sermon on
The Relation ~ Fraternal organl.
GALLONS 70 tho Spread Of Christian.
llJs~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
rlIulTY SUNDAY
SERVICES

! - EpsswopAl churches. Trin.
. s.ssss egil BE- observed tnmer.
8 Il H. Trinity Parish church
! -.er Rev. " II Gowea. viii
q Il he morning and evening
'<.,.~x % the Teaching of Trim.
/. z.slzs AZ 81 MARKS special
* Aas been prepared for both
.z.pz II the evenlng the negu
|. 80 I'll b. supplemented BY
|. s.zssF zehooi choir o. % voices.
kfr.n IIuyd. the rector. viii
: h is morning subject The
|e~Fsla Name"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

was found IN many places and n
large portion Of II has the burning
properties OF anthracite Great
quantities Of semi bituminous coal
were also foaet9 which under tsaf
produced eokH Of excellent quality
This II an important factor Of the
project to build shelters In that
region for the ALASKA copper mines
The fuel problems confronting the
North Pacific Coast shipping and
the mining Industry Of Alaska make
this discovery one Of far reaching
Importance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
WILL suRn MORTGAGE.

The Seattle Labor Temple aaso.
eiafion q Seattle IL nov entirely
opl II debt. tho 10000 mortgage
sx"cntsd three years agu having
been paid OFT Organized labor In
Seattle Is making plans to erie.
ssate the occasion BY mortgage.
haruing ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
STUDENTS ELECT
OFFICERS

The Debating association Of the
Washington high school elected the
following officers for the enauing
year. yesterday afteraoaa Presl
dent. Ward fiovieE. vice president.
Leila 8hahaa. treasurer. Naltsr Van
Dasen. secretary. ). &. Cooley.
business manager. Everett ufuut.
editor. Kr1 Van Water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
FlRa THREATENS MINES.


VICTORIA. n G.. June Ia
Sweeping an area four miles tn
width and threatening Ia endanEcr
tho valuable coal properties 81 D.
" fuuux and associates. q great
bush ftru IL raging north Of akide-
safe. Queen chAriutte Islands. aes
curding Ia adYicrs brought b. the
steamer AmuF When the AmnF
was At sAtdegate the flamnn we're
sweeping fowRrda the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
ACTOR BEATEN TO DEATH.


NEW YORK. June Is While a
dozen t.FfugiGsa men and wnsnsn
looked on from the windows OF sur.
rounding houses IN W. 9Th ct. two
highwaymsn beat 10 death ard rob.
bed a man claiming 10 be Albert
Crosby. an actor pisy lpK In The
Road to Yesterday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
GIVEN PROMOTIONS.

u. G Robertson has heen pro
noted from tho home offices Of Sui
hvAn q consldine 60 the position
81 district manager % The firms
interests Ia the east. with hsadqaAr.
tors at Chicago. and general super.
vision over All % the Sullivan a
Coukidins houses in 10 states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
SHRINE is DECORATED.
Glwooo DENNY, INTERMEDIATE

The shrine OF g. Anthony ct the
new orphanags Of the Good shep
herd. both 81 aHd SqgnY sIae ay.. 10
specially decorated l6daY the clos.
Ina day ~ the Noyena. or nine days
prayer Visitors viii be admitted
until ! =. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
Don't Take Drugs, Help Nature Cure

n Faa aaat % act we'll. help raturs
Drugs dnnf d. that Nature stii rurs
ysa ehsn sas has the pewef@eisatfic-
~
Suppose yau have stomach truuhie
Fusd don't digest riaht You sWaii9w
a Toe ~ drugs that upset ynuf stomach
saf render digestion worse than ever
Mature
what yaaf stomach needs In strength.
n1urfshmrnf. somsthinE % build up,
not tear down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

The only and cleanest beach Ia
Washington H. a. Halter. Surf bath
Ing beach Season nov openi al
new and clean Suits for everyone.
Chlldren.a playground AK cars.
first sleg beyond Luna park. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
BRADLEY WAS SHORT.

W l. bradley Formerly employed
In tho county auditors offles. was
arrested last night on a charge ~
issuing a check without having auf
ucicnt funds IN the hank 10 meet
H. 81 Singer a saloonkuenar aworo
90 the complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

VIENNA. juno ia.--The Grand
PaEeans, The eoatrai feature Of the
fssiiNiiiea. marking the Jubilee ~
the reign Of Emperor Francis
Joseph. took place today aud
proved a spiendidly picturesque fes.
tivAi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
oEATH NOTICES.

" II Bowman. aged 81. died In
this city. June n.
Ola Nalson. aged n. died In this
city. June -.
Lacy II Jones. aged &C. died In
this ctr. June fe.
Marc West hunncii. The infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mare nunneii.
died IN this city. June IL.
JAHts. NJ FieSuminK. aged as.
died IN his city. June ~. TIE body
u Al the paslorA " the nouneY Wat.
son eomrAny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

IA l. safn about your bod while
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

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Tour Esssfrs. Viser 10 al fsa fepre.
sent u - ~ have been aains Il
taa months. and u has removed the
paine from my shoulders aud helped
nv kidnsFa Handerfuily Before using
Il I eauid scarcely put on mr ceat
~ tie my shoes without assistance
but nos ! have no such tfuahIe and
cHn do All kinds % work. thanks 70
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aea this for reference - ans lima
Yours truly. DAVID MEA1uEH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
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