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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16
ST. IVES LEASING STARTS
CROSSCUT AT 500 LEVEL

h;s block of ground under where 'he
rich ore was found.
The st. Ives Leasing eolnpans psneets in
tainIy has one of the best prospects "
the camp today. 81 the
best ieastI he Balloon claim: The lease e
triet i.satsd on .p1 between Kearn's No Ita and
is situateS ~ pe ) Manager Codd reports
Kearn .hoft No. in Rawhide is being sunk UNI
that tne soo sa Foot level. and then cross, ross
to the Ipu,iuuo " r"n on the high grade ledge
cut will !, De run run b being opened up by
which Is a mo- Il will be about Sky
Kearn's .ss No, ri. & work can be completed; d
days before as .n,' th;ngs are expected OF
shs s st. Ives Leasing company
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16

L..
~.;'' ans oodd lease ob, the st, Ives claim,
l'n Is owned by the St. Ives Leasing
~ mpahy' has completed sinking the
-. i' 70 the 5oO-foot level, and the com
~ r Is now starting to crosseut at this
lss a' On the 1O0-foot level, large
,.. u nigh grade shipping ore was
~. out' but the ledge faultcd, and
a. ,0mpany at once started to sink to
on.. e"er levels. Several goodlooking
inc 40 :. VEINS have been cut, while sink
.Ae shaft, and these veins will be
Ca. a In the erosscut. and Manager
eoAndent that he will get into
&c oody Of ore when he gets into
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16
PROVING UP THE FLORENCE EX.

tension. to sink the shaft to the 800
foot mark and again traverse the ter
ritorv at point where the formation
is believed to be permanent.
The developments on the 5oo-1oot
level show at least 220 feet on the strike
of the vein lie within the estate OF the
Florence Extension company.
In the opinion of those who have seen
the strike, it assures the company
large production. oof
This strike is the most remote PROOF
of deposit toward the southward OF the
established shipping zone OF the uolo'
field district and it has resulted IN mucn
activity among companies and lease
holds in that locality.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16

who are sinking the main working shaft
on Gold Quartz No. claim, are now
down TO depth Of 25 feet. They have
entered splendid body of quartz in
tho vein that the are sinking on, and
Manager Codd is confident that they
have a spelndid property, and that with
reasonable amount Of Development
work, large body of ore can be opened
up.
The Butte Boys are ronning twn
shifts steadily on their property, which
adjoins the Black Eagle property, and
they are blocking out large body of
milling orc.
Taking everything into coasidera s;al,
the Red Mountain section is looking
well.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16
BIG RUSH OF WATER ,-r
IN GREAT BEND MINE

A week ago today Hood OF wafer
broke into the 300-foot level OF the
Great Bend. causing the workmen to
fee for their lives. Within an hour tne
shaft was filled to a point sixty tee1
above the 300-foot level.
: II was feared that the workings were
DESTROYED, but now that unwaterlng
has been accomplished, this fear was
nroven proundless. During the week
pLo thot tbe mine was closed shipments rum
n;ng from $40 to $50 were made from
+be dnmps. The company is preparing
.n s;nL 600 foot vertical shaft.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16

Goldfield district is no pent-up Utica.
II NAV have limitations and bounds.
but they have not yet been surveyed
and mapped. Here is. an assay, there a
shipment: hither, deep shaft sunk IN
values and yon rich core from drlii,
The calcium is kept darting to al
parts of the stage, but now 1t seems TO
have become focused upon Combination
claims Nos. and 3 of the Goldheld
Consolidated Mines company, where
four new hoists are being installed and
four shafts are going to the depths.
Hitherto it has not been the policy
of the Consolidated to let leases to all
applicants and, in fact, it has been ex-
tremely difficult to secure leasehoids.
But recently the merits of the leasing
svstem-which indubitably made Gold
feld-have appealed to the manage,
ment of the company and Nos. ana .
have become the scene of tremendous
development activity.
Gotwalds Lease
The first lease to be secured under
the new policy was the Gotwaldt lease
hold on block one. Despite the fact
that a financial panic had just started
and labor war had been declared:
work began at once and has been con
timed without interruption. The Got
waldt shaft has attained depth OF 2oo
feet. where crosscutting is in progress
with an almost certainty of picking up
the Reilly. cross lead and the main Com
bination high grade vein-
Moore Lease
Next door is the Moore lease, holding
hloeks Nos. 2 and 8. This property,
under former lease, was developed to
oo0 feet with showing of better than
900 TO the ton in ledge of considerable
PROPORTIONS. Superintendent Quinn has
4 force of men at work timbering the
shaft and grading for hoisting plant
which will be installed at once. TIN:
lease has been financed by Chas. =
Stoneham. one of the most successful
onerators in New York City, a mar
who has agreed to back the undertak
inc with 100000. if that sum shoule
he needed to place the leasing company
or a paying basis
Goldheld Gibraltar Lease
The adjoining lease to the south, OF
blocks S and s, was acquired this weei
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16
COMBINATION PROPERTY
is A HIVE OF INDUSTRY

Trinity Conner company. AS the ground
under lease to this company adjoins the
Rosebud on the west and the Pearl on
the north, it is justly regarded as ex
ceedingly promising territory. Oswald
Stein, a wellknown engineer is in
charge Of the lease.
Active work has been resumed on the
Nevada Pearl lease on Combination No.
3, joining the Sprague lease on the
south. Heavy machinery is now being
installed. This lease was recently taken
over by f. j. Seely and syndicate of
eastern capitalists.
The block will be thoroughly pros
pected in all directions. 1t is the belief
of the company that at least one of the
veins of the Little Florence will be
picked up within their lines, as well as
strong possibility that the main Com
bination vein will pass through the
leasehold. Considerable work has al
ready been done on this lease, and
when the shutdown came before the
panic the lease was understood to be
in good ore.
+. J. Seibert is consulting engineer
for tho company.
Mitchell and Fairfield Lease
Yesterday the gallows frame was
raised on the Mitchell & Fairfield lease
on Combination No. 3. A 30horse
power electric hoist has already been
pat on its concrete foundation by Con-
tractor Kelley.
The shaft ON the property is down
fifty feet Col. Heffron, who has charge
of the property, feels assured that the
ledge from the Combination Fraction,
which passes through the Reilly and
Gotwaldt Combination. extends through
the Dunn and Homer Wilson blocks
/ into his ground. This leasehold, blocks
Nos. and 12, was recently heavily
financed by Jonassen & Co. through its
PRINCIPAL owner, Chas. A. Stoncham OF
| New York City.
| McCambridgc Lease
The James MeCambridge lease or
blocks Nos Is and IA of Combination
No. 3 is making rapid progress. Worl
was begun less than two weeks ago
i but the shaft is already down fiftv-fv'
feet by windlass work and the gallowl
is framed. The 25-horse power eleetri'
engine is ready to be cut in.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16
MAGNET IS SINKING

Two shifts are employed on 'n.
uaanet and the bore is going down az az
Ma ma rate Of two feet day. The next
erosseut will be run at the 5Vo-doo' LOO
,evel. meanwhile the shaft will be con
timed to the depths.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-16
Moore Lease

The adjoining lease to the south, on
blocks s and s, was acquired this week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21
White Waists Sacrificed

striking bargain offering that should appeal to who
 wish buy exclusive and exceptional waistat half and third their actual worth It impossible to describe hem in
 way say made with all embroidery and lace Fet and dainty embroidery trimmed round thread and cIuny trimmed material white Lawn Lingerie and Linen -Devided into otsWast $3sS saleprice$9S Waist up $500 Sale price $29s Waist $12Oo Sale prce$49s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21
Embroidery Sale

Embroidery SaIe
  which the wonderful will offer Monday It you vel
  all the IS this kind They
  for n gand invidth OinhCe S<k wdthu up t mhesC Clear 4 epiceh yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
FLEET
OFFICERS IN
WRECK
Excursion Train Jumps the
Track When Running
al Good Clip.
10y United prsst.l

SANTA CRUZ, Cal. May 2-Of
ficefs Of the first squadron 81 the
Atlantic fleet aud the numerous
guests Invited TO attend the bar.
bccne at Blg Trees had narrow
escape from being the victims ~ a
railroad disaster early today. when
the five cars earr3 iuF them on the
rounds jumped the track.
The accident occurred near Rim.
con. but fortunately 80 one was
injured The car was eros ded with
mefTymakefs. aud the train Has
running a. good clip NheB sud
denly and without warning the
wheels left the track and TIE cars
bounded off to one side The
brakes were applied With such #
feet that the train waA stopped be.
fore Il Was given . chance ~ toppie
over
II all happened with such sud.
dcuneHa aud was over 80 quickly
that the passengers did not realize
just what had taken place until il
Vas too late for a panic The merry
makers walked the rest Of the die.
lance 20 Blg Trees. whiie a wreck
inE crew Was putting the train back
upon the track The Festivities
we're then carried on In accord
ance Nth the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
COPELAND FACES
PROSECUTION

A. " Copeland ell likely face
charge ~ assault with = deadly
Woapau for the shooting 81 ] IYeaf.
old Eddie Gfegs Friday Night. after
the hos and biz two sisters had
hung a Mng basket on ia. door
knob fuf Mrs Copeland
Copeland vas arrested SUNDAY
afternoon at his home. on Ever
green ay. north 81 seattle. aud
placed ia the county Jail. being held
without bail pending the fling Of
information AGAINST him.
Copeland reiterated his prr
vious statements shen seen today
la the county jail 10 the effect
that he had not Intended 10 bit
anyone when he fired The sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
TO
KILL GIRL

Love Is Napoleon Bouton'p rul.
iuE passion. according to Thomas
Mason OF Ilillman City, who SAYS
that the young man has threatened
10 hill bis daughter, Gusaie L. Ma.
son. who refuses to marry him.
The father appeared ut the prose.
cutting attorneys office today and
had a peace warrant sworn out
against Bouton.
lie says that Bouton Is deeply I'm
love with his daughter. a love that
was not returned with appreciated
ardor. resulting Ia resort % the
law OF the gun
The mother, Mrs. Mary Mason.
was present last Friday when Bou.
ton Is said 10 have made the threat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
English Lord General |
Slated for Assassiinatii0,
by Natives.
Reports Of Fierce Fighdn,
Are Being Received
al Home Office.
ny United Prem

LONDON May 4-Rspaa, !,
more fierce fighting betxssS :
rebellious Mohamad trlbesse. !.
their Afghan allies IN ibdl. ~.
been received here
General Lord Kitchener /. -.
mahd IN India. is said 70 be ma.
for assassination. Immense 60
Of bombs have been seized !, 4.
British.
One dispatch says hat ~.
General Wilcox. with five hr,n...
Of English infantry. ass.,
squadron and q feN machite -
Is repelliag The natives. Hes
posed by 10000 furious trsbsss.s
There was some dezuii0ry ~,
but no fatalities have been rspo'sss
today.
The trtbesmen are blo,tlns !.
overthrow English rule n Ines
and piotters at Calcutta IN ehss.,
Of the campaign are zmonr 1.
most wealthy and infaes :
natives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The republican national commit.
tee viii open offices In Chicago
May II.
An advance in wages has settled
the proposed strike OF Cleveland
street car employees.
Valdez. Alaska. dance halls are
closed by order of Judge Reid. one
hundred women are out Of Jobs.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland says her
husband II eonvalescing.
Trouble IN India Is worrying the
English, several OF their forcoa hav.
Ing been repulsed by the natives.
Delegate Thomas Gale urges a
united vote In Alaska for home rule.
Tie VIII return To Fairbanks when
congress adiourns. but will not take
part actively, In the congressional
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04

Harry Thaw in Court To.
day Working for
Freedom.

pOUGHKEEpaiE n. Y May I.
ilaheaa corpus proceedings "a
determine whether or not Harry
Thaw. slayer OF Stanford White.
should be released from Matteawan
aHylum were begun before Justice
Moraehausef to-day Under heavy
guard Thaw waH brought over
from Aatteawan lie vas also &C
eompanled by Or Baker, acting
superintendent OF the institution
A great throng gathered Ia and
about the court house. more 20 see
ThaN than 10 gain Ambulance 60
the court room The young PITTS
burg millionaire seems 10 have i'm
proved greatly since ho has been
in MatteawHn Ills checks. usual.
b sallow. we're flushed when hs
entered the court room this morn.
ing and be seemed 20 be Ia good
spirits
Twenty women were in court
when the proceedings began. No
body without "A ticket was admit.
ted Pour chnplains. five attend
ants from the Tomha. br Evans
and Doctors Briiion Smith. Fly
and I.iiffe. who testified in the
former trials. are present "a give
testimony Harry rhsw was the
only member 81 his family pres
ent
Assistant District Attorney Gar
van lH representing District Attor
mes Jerome
Justice Morachauher ruled that
the witnesses who wili testify that
ThaW il sane Bill be heard by him.
aud those Who testify TO the con.
trary viii be examined IN ScN Yofk
city lie also decided that the
county must bear the bulk Of the
expense Of the trial
II IL admitted by those who are
familiar with she facts ia the case
that District Attorney Jerome will
fight desperately 10 keep ThaW ia
the asylum The delay IN the pro.
ccediuga VAS granted - that Dis
tfiet Attorney Jerome Nlll have an
opportunity 90 appear personally At
the hearing
Justice Morachausef announced
that II Jerome Is unable io b. IN
court May ~ another continuance
may be granted IN the meantime
Thaw viii remain 10 Jail IN this
eity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
STATE NEWS

The Pacific Coast CONDENSED "a.
Co. at Kent. has Increased IL ~,
product By 10000 pounds
Henton Kent AID AGhnra h&a
primaries Saturday 70 choose CON
~ delegates 10 the convention Il
Seattle.
Suohomish county republicans
Saturday endorsed Taft and also "
. Ruekef Tor delegate 70 he 8.
tional convention Al Chicago.
The prohibition parts xsil hole Il
state convention in Seattle kay q
John u jain. who sho, shd kIiti
Jesse Price at Darlington MarrE 4
will be tried al Everett Sept Il
The house aud ooateats q skl
Einsch. Of Toppenish. were assfsst
ed by fire Friday nigh'. shieh ss
evidently set By a burglar.
Congressman eastman VII -
he a delegate to she nsgioaal -
yeution AZ Chicago June 6.
Jimmy Mowiich. the Initial us
killed another Of bis race Al Eollk.
chet has last week. vas reIszvt
from custody today al Tsooh1 n
he Vill not be prosecuted The ~
oners jury reported a Iassidad<
killing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
RING IS STILL
ONE VOTE shy

Up 10 a late hour today Il was
not known whether the liquor ring
OF the council would bring up the
Asmussen license tonight So far
AS can be learned the members
OF the council who favor the ord
nance are siiii one vote ehy Of hav
ing enough votes 10 pass the meas-
ure over the veto OF Mayor Miller
The council has yet another week
In which To- consider the veto and
take a council vote upon the Ii.
cense before the time limit set by
the city charter expires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
BITS 0'NEWS


Lady Stirling Chapter. q. a. n.
Lady Stirling chapter. n. A. r..
viii be entertained Tuesday after.
noon By Mrs. A l.. Palmer. at Or
ehard Beach
Ladies Hebrew Society.
The Ledies Benevolent Aid So
ciety viii hold tie regular monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon. at
Temple de HiEsch.
Recital.
Mrs. Ella Helm noardman vill
give pupils recital Thursday
evening at Johnstou's hall.
Schubert Club.
The Schubert club gave It's
monthly program this afternoon In
Columbia hall Those on the pro
gram we're. Miss Anna Schofield.
Mrs Patrick. Mrs Jenner. Mrs
Alexander. Mrs. Allen. Miss Gillian.
Mrs Melyine Cross. Prof W. r..
Parrish, Mrs. Doheny. Mrs Bnr.
lingame and Miss Leslie Miller. OF
Boston.
Fruit and Flower Mission.
The Fruit and Flower Mission
will present childreus cantata.
The House That Jack Built on
June s and 6, In the Moore theatre.
Entertained
The Junior Society OF the First
Presbyterian church. and its su.
perlntendcnts. Mrs TAFT and Mr..
Merkel, will give an entertainment
In the primary parlors Friday even.
ing. Nav %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS Zoe per line per daY Seven
words 90 the line. Thrive con
sceutiye DAYS. one cent a word.
one mouth. Sc per line per day.
Minimum charEo for an "ad
20 cents
All space used viii be eharg
"a a. fnii line rates on All
contract ADVERTISING ~ adver
tslng charged to account
BALLARD AGENCY-P. II.
Mullen. SCI ballard Az. opp.
CITY Hall Phone ballard 10t
MAIN OFFICE Seyentf-sVs
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850 Ind al.
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
its FOR errors ot any Kind 90.
curing IA tolephoned adver.
tisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
SAYS PROPOSAL
WAS ONLY JOKE

BERTHA swan wants g. 600 dam.
ages fof being made the victim Of
proposal on April Fools dAY last
year She brought her troubles to
the superior court to-day
Thomas Williams proposed Ia
her ON thai day aud Il seemed to
be in earnest. for ahe told her
friends an about IL aud invited
them 10 attend the wedding which
Isaa ~ take place April 3. last
iiui shen the wedding daY ar,
rived. Williams backed cut IT his
part of ID. agreement and a. a
result Miss swan claims that abe
WAS made ~ aud suffered humilia
lion
The superior court VIII have TO
decide whether such proposals afo
binding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
PHONES FOR
FLEET
Sunset Company to Con-
meet Vessels With Sys-
tenn on Shore.

During the stay Of the Atlantic
fleet in Eenttle'a harbnr the fleet
may bee connected by telephone 20
the shore Arrangements may be-
made n the sunset Telephone
company 10 las a cable So aa tn
connect the flagship Connecticut
with the ahnrc
Arm s Allen. secretary uf the 10.
cal Y N &. A. In communication
Ia the entertainment committee.
has suggested that an Information
bureau for the exclusive use af the
enlisted men be located near tho
handing places A free check room.
au that the men from the fleet
can check their parcels while slght.
seeing II also suggested.
Must Provide Quarters.
A all the rooms Ia the city viii
be occupied b. visitors from cut Of
town. and 600 sailors daily will
have shore leave. ther. viii be- No
place FOR them to hiaf unloaa some
arrangement Il made for providing
slecpius quarters while un shore
The y, N G 4 suggests that sleep
iug quarters on a large scale be
provided.
Goes 70 San Francisco.
Josiah Collins. chairman Of the
entertainment committee. left for
San ffsneiHca today with the charts
made by HafbormaRtnr Apaulding.
showing the anchorage for the
fleet and detailed program for
the entertainment. 30 that the plans
can be- approved OF changed ~ Ad
mifai Thomas desires NJ Collins
all return to Seattle as soon az
possible
Want Two Holidays.
Seattle will have Two holidays
when che fleet comes n the wishes
of the entertainment committee can
be carried oat
Tho committee viii ask rroaldsat
Roosevelt that Saturday. Mas -.
the day that the fieet arrives IN
the harbor. be declared a federal
holiday. similar to the one that
President Roosevelt declared fur
san Francisco Mas s
Gov Mead has been requested
that Tuesday. Mas 20. Nhon ih. biz
parade viii be- held here. be dc
elafed a legal holiday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
HEAVY FINES
FOR TRAMPs

In an effort 10 discourage the Ia.
creaaing Influx OF hohoes and yegE
men. Police Judge John r. Gordon
to-day raised the fine agains, Of
TENDERS Of this class Five hoboes
who entered Seattle yesterday by
the ho1ear route were assessed $50
each.
Heretofore Judge Gordon has as.
neseed a fine of $40 The iramps
Who appeared before iudgc Gordon
this morning we're unable 10 pay
their fines. aud will work on the
chain gang for one week each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
holiness RALLY.

ON TUESDAY afternoon and even.
Ing the regular monthly rally Of
the Holiness people of the city aud
vicinity viii be held al the Asbury
n y church under the auspices Of
the Western Washington Holiness
association REV ] ID Marsh. Of
Ross, Will preach IA the afternoon
aud Rov G y Mckinley. OF Green
Lake. Will preach a. night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
MAJ. |. 5. WILLARD
Is BURIED

Funeral services for Maj /. s
Willard. an old resident 81 this
city. Nerc held yesterday afternoon
at the Plymouth Congregational
church. Of which be Was a msmbeF-
Members Of the Loyal Legion q
the United States and members Of
John = Miller post. c. A. X. be
sides numerous friends attended
the services. tntefment follow ed
Ia the g. A. r. plot ~ Lake View
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
SOLD WITHOUT LICENSE.

AIRS Ada olonon. Of 6ilis feslel
way. aud John u Anderson. who
lives In a cabin at klng 81 aud
Occidental az. we're arrested yes
tofday BY patroimou William Don.
Ian aud Henry Hardin on charges
81 selling liquor without a license
Five other persons we're taken AS
Witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
DAYTON'S FLEET
REACHES FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY THE
Pacific fleet. under command OF
Rear Admiral Dayton. entered Geld.
en- Gate direct from Puget sound
this afternoon and anchored IA san
Francisco bay. whorc Il viii Join
the Atlantic fleet on May g.
The ships presented magnlfi.
cent spectacle as they steamed
slowly through Golden Gate IN sin.
sic file. Thousands Of people saw
the great ships enter the bay.
The fleet sailed out ~ Elliott hay
last Friday between Il and 1
o'clock. and made an exceptionally
fast tfip south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
HUNDRED
DROWN
10y United Press.

ST PETERSBURG. May "A
ferry boat carrying a large number
OF peasants returning from church
capaixcd yesterday on a river near
Hikhoff. In the government of
Mlheloff. i2b persons drowning The
accident was caused by too many
passengers getting on one side OF
the boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
ASK FOR FLEET
FOR the COAST

Resolutions calling Ga congress to
enlarge the navy and maintain q
feet OF at least " first class bat
ileships and eight aFmorcd cFuis.
ers upon the Pacific coast. acre
passed AZ the gueetinE of the King
County Good Roads association sat
urday afternoon The resolutions
endorsed President Roosevelt la his
efforts 60 Induce congress 70 IN.
crease the navy.
Labor fired its opening Gun Ga the
national political game az Chicago
last Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04

& = Cushman. night Watehmau
at In" United States Assay afflre
charged Hith murder IN the sec
ond degree for the killing Of LYa
man Arnold. = motoFmau for fha
seattle Electric Co. today pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge tefeIe
1udEc a " Frazier No date has
vet heen sst Tor the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
peaf Muts kIlIed IL rraLn.

LONG BEACH. Cal, 1af g.
Louis Abrams. aged 20. a deaf mute
from Chicago. Who has been visit
ms bis brother here. WIS struck hg
Salt Lake train and instantly
killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-04
Gold Mine Stock

II. VI Herrin A. Co. Go First av..
have for sale 200 shares comstock
Golden Gate at 30 cents per share.
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