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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
But the Stage Got Here

But the Stage Got Here
The stage up Monday night was
late on account OF the condition of
the roads. The strip of a half a
mile, known as Halls lane, was in
almost impossible condition. Dur.
lug the last several weeks this
piece of road has been mighty bad
but during the dry spell we have
had, the mud was fairly dried up.
Monday q large bunch Of hogs,
cattle and horses passed over the
road in advance Of the stage and
mixed the dobe up until it had the
appearance Of bakers dough and
the road was without bottom.
When the stage struck it the pass
engers were compelled to walk
and it took ten horses to get the
empty wagon through. There is
no good reason why something
should not have been done long
ago to make it passable. There is
plenty of rock at hand and it
would take little money and small
amount Of time to put on a IA inch
layer Of rock or more if necessary.
10 the stage company much credit
is due for in the face OF this OBJ
stacle the drivers arrived at nine
O'Clock. There was q large crowd
OF several hundred on the street
when the two stages came in and
cheer after cheer was given as ap.
probation Of the plucky drivers.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
The Currency Bill.

"The mountain was in labor
and brought forth a mouse. 1.-THE
G. O. p" which means (Grafting
Old Party after very long con-
gressional session, was forced
through the lash and entreates of
President Roosevelt to pass q
patched up and worthless measure,
known as the currency bill. True
to the natural instincts Of shat
party it passed this measure in the
interest of the trusts and against
the small banks and the people.
The Philadelphia North American,
which is owned by son OF John
Wanamaker, declares:
'The republican party is about
to 30 before the people with the
mOngrel hybrid, cheating, swindl.
ing thing labeled 1.-THE Aldrich-
Cannon currency bill' as its
claim to the ballots OF American
workers and business msn, already
long suffering and embittered
victims Of the gamblers of New
York. 1t was whipped through
the HOuse to the shame OF the
men who have stilled their own
convictions and crouched as
towards, under the lash OF the
vulgar tyrant in the speakers
chair, for fear of his threat to de.
prive them of their slices from
the pork barrel their appropria-
ton in the omnibus building bill"
This is language not easily mis-.
understood. The North American
is leading republican paper, but
1t speaks its convictions and it
shows the state of public sentiment
in the east. The people are long.
suffering and generous, but you
cannot fool all of them all the time,
and the coming election in Novem-
Der will show this unmistak ably.
The trend Of public opinion now is
against the longer continuance in
power of the republican party.
'Ephraim is joined to his idols,
let him alone"
This is not the only republican
paper which takes q brave inde-
pendent stand. There are several
shat l could name and there will
De many more of them before
election time. There are many
honest republican Journalists in
The country who are not slaves to
ne party lash, and they will be
oeArd from in due time. OF course,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
ROOsevelt's advice! See page

HOOsovelts advice! See page 2.
! Stanley Hogen came in from
Spokane Tuesday evening. He says
things are lively in the coming In.
land Empire capital.
Charles Reed and family of
Albion, Wn., are expected here
along about the first OF July to
pay visit to w. Hockersmith.
Report from Whitebird and that
vicinity are to the effect that grass
WAS never finer than at the present
time and cattle are sleek and fat.
Married, in Grangeville, June "a,
1908, ut the Grangeville Hotel,
Mr.. Joseph Leischner and Miss
Anna Heinz. W. N. Knox officia
ing.
Mrs. Vansise and daughter re.
turned Monday from Charleston
where they had been paying a
visit at the home of the formers
daughter.
The usual service at the Methc.
dist church. The morning subject,
"Memory;" evening, "How man
Should Praise his Maker You
are cordially invited.
Troy has secured M. Reese Hat
tabaugh to deliver the address at
the July Fourth celebration. Good
selection, Hattabaugh is one OF the
finest orators in the state.
w. A. Newman and family
returned Monday evening from a
visit on the Pacific coast. Mr..
Newman, it will be remembered.
conducts the hotel at Whitebird.
The dance at the Armory given
as a compliment to the people of
Whitebird, who were here the
first OF the week, was we'll attended
and very pleasant. evening was
the result.
Frank Hockersmith has accept.
ed q position with the Crosby
Store. Hockersmith ia an ex.
perienced dry goods man and finds
himself right at home in his new
surroundings.
Charles Holt, a big cattle man
OF the Salmon river country, was
in Grangevills the last OF the week
to meet bis daughter, Miss Cora
Holt, who has been attending the
State College at Pullman.
VIM. Campbell. who was a
delegate. from the local X. p.
lodge to the meeting of that order
recently held at Twin Falls, re.
turned the last of the week. He
spent a week or so at Baker CITY.
Oregon, where his sister lives.
Wren & Greenough, who own
several sections of land over about
Denver, have shipped in 5000
hogs, 500 hundred head of cattle
and 100 head Of horses with which
TO stock their ranch. This firm
10 composed OF two big railroad
contractors who believe Camss
frerie is , good place to invest
their money.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25

Io Frank Irwin, his executors, administrator
You are hereby notified that the undsrsisnse,'
liz III McGary, has expended during the year w
Inree hundred dollars $500. } IN labor and -.
Provements upon the White Monument, Golee;s
MSasae and Altoona Mining Claims situelss eh ~
warren mining district, Idaho. Co, ldenSS'
WHICH are recorded in the ONCE Of the ,sco 3.
ef OF said Idaho county In the book OF the ~
cords OF Mining Locations Of said eoan =,
y.to hold said claims under the provision" n. y,
section lection 2s24 Of the Revised Statutes o. -. 1n'
United states and the amendment Thereof sE
proved January e. lsso, concerning ms snsat
required to hold said quarts mining clams 20
the year 1907 and II within 20 days pelso y.
service Of this notice or within 20 days !ss
me publication thereof, YOU, the said i hsi,s
Twin or you! execatOn. administrator, nDl q
OF sssigns, fail 70 contribute your PORTION 10
ssid expenditures 70! said year. 70 wilt sov I'm
!ne cost OF this publication, for your one ~ r..
Interest In said claims for said year; Your YOUTH
tefest In said claims will become the proPsTi
q the subscriber, y0nr c0-0wner, who has PHI .sI
the REQUIRED expenditures by the terms q ass.s,
lection; Payment may be made to the snos''
Der at Warren, Idaho.
Ira NcGay
Oct.l.'O6
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
Miller = CobbS Nuptials.

A telegram was receiy ed here
the last of the week announcing
the marriage of Miss Edith Miller
Of near Denver, to Prof. H. Cobba
in Chicago, June 16. Both of the
parties are we'll known in this
country, the bride being q daugh.
ter of Mr.. and. Mrs. ]. l.. Miller,
who lives in the Denver neighbor.
hood. She is popular Idaho
county girl, and one Of Idaho
county's leading educators. Prof
Cobbs came west from Ohio several
years ago and for two years had
charge OF the Grangeville schools.
Under his suprintendency the
school made rapid strides and was
recognized as having one of the
leading high-schools in the state.
He was an active church member
and a thorough Christian man.
The young people will make their
home in Ohio. We Join with many
other friends in con graduating.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25

You'll enjoy your shave 81
Hogan's Al
The best hair cuts come from
Hogsn's. Al
Hogan's IL the place for the
Fourth of July shave. Al
Hogan is . crank ON hair cuts;
they have to be right. Al
Judge Vineyard spent Friday in
Cottonwood.
0. P. Moberg Of Cottonwood wal
county seat visitor Saturday.
Miss Bella Pearson is visiting
with Whitebird friends this week
Judge Ailshie will deliver the
July Fourth address at our cele.
bratiOn.
Atty. Duffy OF Cottonwood was
in town the first OF the week on
business.
Miss Anna Ingram will leave
next week for Q visit with her
eister in Wallace.
The Cove Placers will shut down
this week on the account Of the
scarcity OF water.
1t is reported that they have an
epidemic OF small pOx In the
asylum ct Orofino.
William Allen OF the Hump is
in town this week shaking hands
with his old friends.
A reception in honor Of Bishop
and Mrs. Funston was held at the
Parker home Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Metho.
dist church will have q cooked food
sale, July 3rd at the Fair building.
Cash Day Of Kooskia, who has
charge of tho Weiser Forest re.
serve, has moved his family to this
city.
r. 8. Church, Of Charleston is in
town this week looking after
property interests he holds in the
county.
Bishop Funston OF Wyoming,
held services ct the Episcopal
Church in this city Tuesday
evening,
VIM. Roesch, . member OF the
Grangeville Brewing Co., left last
week for Pendleton, Oregon, on .
business trip.
Deputy F. VanDeventer left
the first OF the week for the
Thunder Mountain District on
Official business.
Rev. Levi Henshaw of Weiser.
will occupy the Presby terrain
pulpit both morning and evening
the coming Sunday.
The Model Bakery has foun d
business % good that Il finds il
necessary to secure larger quarters
and has leased the building form.
erly occupied BY the Murray
butcher shop. This will give plenty
Of room.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
New Club Rooms

There will be meeting of the
Commercial Club Friday evening
OF this week. This meeting will
be held in the new club rooms in
the old Y. M. C. A. building. The
rooms have been fitted up with
furniture, rugs and other necessary
furnishing and make an ideal home
for the club. Let everybody join
who is interested in the welfare oil
the city and county and keep
alive the feeling. See Secretary
Hattabaug and give him your
name. Be live one and a credit
to your town. Some of these fine
days all the knockers" are going
to be sold at auction.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25

l.. G. Rothrock OF Pendleton,
Oregon, arrived here the last ol
the week for visit at the home
OF his son-in-law, VIM. Roesch.
Mr.. Rothrock, who owns over
] 300 acres OF land IN the Pendle.
ton country, states that unless
they get rain and that soon, the
ranchers down there will not
harvest over half a crop. Since the
saloons have been closed in Pendle.
ton business is pretty dull and
something like thirty-six rooms
are vacant,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25

ESIlMATE
a1 H io estimate s OF the probable amount necess
u;rangeville, Idaho, during the fiscal year end.
ing the first Monday in Nav 1909 'e"' enu-
me ,lty council of the City of GvanReville =,
a regular meeting on June list, 1908. made ihe
d33noWing estimate of the probable amonnt
a, necessary to be raised for all purpOses
III May, 1908 and ending the first Mondav n
May 1909, towit: -o'""y !"
Salary fund
Light 'u'iu 1000. 90
Contingent fund ~
interest on court house bonds 10 ~
Water Eund maj. 400 90
lhls estimate without prejudice To
ight OF city to regulate the rates for
hsurant rentals and water for Munici
pai purposes and without prejudice To
a,ie CIV IN the suit now pending con.
's e"ihe.' $4,000
TOTAL 100000
=, And made the following statement of Tho -,
aIe revenue of the City received from ali .nn I'll
""f'hs lhe year ending May 4, 1905 tOwit:
SOURCES OF REVENUE
Pp nn,s sidewalk and work on drain 1S7s m
1osts ~ f1nes .............. ~ ~
H., ,iIioehses'.... ...-........# ....... c7h9 IN
Sale ~ fsa..., ........... log az
i,oau TAX ana county licenses 051a 10
"~ oo'ec'eo........ ~ SO
Total ......... .si2sO2. 40
by order Of the City council. June LIST, 1908
+. j.. Leonard.
Attest. J. 4. Jaques, Clerk. Sor
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON SALE OF RsAI
ESTATE

Idaho:
In the Matter Of the guardianship Of Dosf
nick Robbins, an insane person.
Jonas lawrence, the guardian OF the ~.
sn0 estate Of Dominick RObbins an inssns HI
LOT an order Of sale Of certain mining. pros y.
o. SAID insane person, for the person the!ss.Ssd
10Th. u 10 therefore ordered BY the ;p ~ -
estate Of said inssns person appeal beicf:sIH y.
Probate Court ON Tuesday. the i4th day q i: y%
iSs. ct 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF saio II
US. me court room Of said Probate Cout.t 40.
show cause why an order should not Do III
70 tne said guardian 70 sell 20 nnc rna, y
INNING property OF the said Dominick no " III
order be .published q least four succs .s.s.
weeks In the Idaho County Free Press. y,
paper pripted and published In said coun"'
Dated june ~. f9Os.
RF. Fulton,
81 Probate Judes
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25
Baptist Church

Baptist Church
Sunday, lOa. M, Sunday school,
~ Y. VanBnren, Supt.; II a. m. !.
preaching; $50 p. M, b Y. p
-; Leader Mrs. M. g. Smith
wednesday, 1880 p. M, mid. week
service and Bible study.
Catholic Church.
Next Sunday 2sth Of June. Sun.
uay school at 10 o'clock. No
fhster's comingl See page 2.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25

Roosevelt's advice! See pase
Al
Comfortable rooms at the ids~
Mrs. 81. p. Wallis. AZ
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-06-25

fhster's comingl See page 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

street railway companies must con.
form 10 cartaid restrictions IA
far "a poaaiole all wires viii BIO
strung through back yards ami 81
inYe. or laid ~ conduia. Tie street
railroads must be kept off the main
tsFeeia
Well. Mayer fflllus aud the onun
cfi we're tickied nearly into hyster.
ia. So thqg S.ssea an ordinance
Ia submit tho vet or dry question
10 the citizens. There waru three
ssioons In toesu, aud the x uof
dealers put 20 q hard fight best
the aiactioa yuai held voted the
ttNh dry twp 60 one
And so Hudson. having signed
The pledge hf Eiiawofthn money
Will begin 10 flow In. aud early
neal spring the improvements vii,
ID started vita n rush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

Seattle Star Exclusive serviee.l
HUDSON. o.. Jan. This New
Years. Just 60 be original. an Amer.
lean town has take nthe pledge
Yes. Hudson has sworn Oft no
more booze. No more nights out
with nudrer Pittsburn or Lushcf
N'fofk. or any Of the other boys.
Aud you'd swear off. too. II you
we're In iludson's place, that a.. if
q nice coal mine owner with mill.
fiona and millions Of golden nimoie.
ans should come along aud offer
you t2s0.00o 10 cut out rcd liquor.
The nice coal man who IL going
"a eome down 80 handsomely Co.
Hudson n J. W Ellsworth lie VAS
born and grew 20 manhood IN ilad
son. Ito laft here when - and
moved 90 Chicago theft h. went
10 pittuharg, where hia success was
phenomenal lie founded Ellsworth.
Pa. a mining village. which be osold
not long ago. and practically ~.
tired from active business
Eilsworth'a home IL IN New York.
lie Is nov IA Europe. A few years
aga he came 10 Hudson and pur.
chased tho home of his boyh0od.
which he rem0deled. tfansf1rn,sax
II into a handsome modern real.
denco and. some say. taking all tho
n nance out ~ n.
Then he eJnctIvcd tho Idea tsst
hudson should be = modai frsl-
dsnee town. IL wanted 10 DO zoue
thing for the place Of hls birth. aud
T. bean,ify ;i.a 1 lace seemed moat
Al propfiate.
isat he dii Lot SAINT 10 Greats
this model tosn in a place aFs-o
trfempcrancc Tstknrd SO when
te made his proposition Co Mayor
fluezt Fillius. aud later 20 tie
cunncii.o he inherited several I,gr
F.aoa
The first YES that n Iianot
should be sold. lie dldu mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
GRABS LIkEfWIRE
VICTIM MAY DIE

Grabbing hold Of live wire. liz
norant OF what would be che rcauli.
Phillip Maacuiin. an Italian. about
Is years 81 aEe. received a charge
Of z.Goe volts ~ electricity In his
body this morning. and lies In q
serious condition At the wayaide
Emargency hospital. The first fin.
gnr Of bis left hand waao burued
eatlrely through BY the wire. aud
the whole hand IL In sneh shape
that II may have 20 be amputated
MaAcalin renldes AZ 10th av. :. and
Norman ~.
The wtrc was dangling from a
pole on king st. between Seventh
a. md Maynard ax.. evidently hay.
ing been broken some time In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

beer. provided II Was confined 20 a
certain diu riot. which he should
lave abaolus to.4tfoi Of liut ss'
yefs said hts vas imposs. Die. 10
Ellsworth auEgosted that the village
be dry.
In return tor Temperance Ellis.
wetth piedgoi himself 20 proyida
the village With an electric .isll
plant. water works and sewage
nsrtnm. all - cost $3.50. 900. With
ont n penny OF expense TO the prop
eftY owuera lie aelo promised
otter improvements. notably tIote
habilltation Of the old Weaisgs i;s.
serve university buildings. fallen
into decay slnss the college srcd
To Cleveland. and the rc-eatablish-
ment of an institution OF learning
ir the ag cement u II specified
tfat tho Telephone. telegraph ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
SAYS U. S. OFFICER
STOLE CANADIANS

v1SNlPEG. Jan. i--pF Jones,
~ American consul. has begun an
ss,es,isaticn Of the ehargcs that
r,sls.d States Secret Service Assent
6sorse Faulke kidnapped tNo Cana.
xlsn farmers az Emerson, Man. De
eoubsr 3
Yanlke Il il charged, found the
e.r,.s,s xithsn a gew feet ~ the in.
ssrus,lonas boundary. grabbed the
lrsale Of their horse aud led II
scross the line. where be seized the
~ :,
The incident grows out OF the 81.
40 az The ualtea States secret
srrv.ce men TO ferret out SNUG
salts for tk.oeo damages each
hags beea ftled By the tNo farmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

.,.e noon today at the res
~ W. Al aud Mrs. Thomas
v. ~ si,,. occurred che marriage
N w laughter. Myrtle Guernsey,
q 's s,,as r. kohl a well known
% ," newspaper man. formerlN OF
!s,ee.a.snelis nr. r l. Forbes OF
h'a1 ssrst Presbyterian church. Of
rela,eds ..,.aa.a nv Miss
L oman and the groom by Jay
s W. The bride wore white
= ss,,,sn aver cream iattcta and cat.
en'.', ~ene rnaes. The bridesmaid
nss figured white null and car
~ plnk roses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
6UsTLE WAS HER BANK

Tho $4,000 of tho advertisement
was sewcd securely BY Mrs Troth
Of Beaver into \ little pad stuffed
with eurled hair. which. with the
modern woman in her cnaefitting
tailor suit. ID the only thing in the
way of hustle worn. How or
whey tho money disappeared no one
knows
II Was the saving Of years. When
the owner discovered GA Thursday
that there WAS little RIP In the
top OF the pad she investigated and
found the money was gone. That
Il all she knows about H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
JAMES P. KOHL MARRIED

Little Miss Madge Alexander
PLAYED tio wedding march from
sLohongrin,"
The Fay residence was very
prettily decorated for tho occas
alon. green and white being used
effectively. with white ehrysanthe.
NUNS prcdomlnatlns
Dinner was served after the
ceremony. covers being laid for 30.
The young couple we're the recip.
ieuts OF many beautiful presents
from relatives aud fftenda,
MIR. and Mrs. Kohl viii make their
home Ia Seattle after a short
honeymoon trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
osowrs IN SCHOOLS.

n~a,d growth in the enrolment
= the rity schools waa noticsAhde
- year according to reports OF
: supsriatendent The total On.
II,mens In 1905 was is,s1s. IN
~ |, was ss.4sl. = xaln OF s.ssa
New are 81 schools in Seattle IN.
1vdinx those acquired b. Annexas
11on The extensions for ises In.
"a new bailaIngs Al Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
OPEN HOUSE AT
Y. NJ. c. A.

Open House was held AZ tho
Y. N. q. A. Last night. and Apecta.
dars were given glimpse of what
things are 20 BE In an athletic
vay az the aew building in the "a.
turu. Asst. Physical Director Ellis
sent on the mat With Prof Erick.
son. the ncw physical director. and
some neat tnmtllng tuFna were
given the spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
MCGUIRE HorEL paRmlr.

The bssidlng permit for the main
structure OF the Rainier Grand
Annex was taken out yesterday
By the Wilson & White Hotel com.
pany, The cost as given in thu
permit will be $500. 600. Exclusive
OF this Ia the Gust of the founda.
ton. $4,000. the permit for which
vas taken out some time AGu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

ont Telephone company. 10 which
the wire belonged. was immediately
notified 10 remove thu menace 60
public safety. and policemen kept
anyone from approaching the wire
until this was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

.,ew YORK. Ian. The last
80 AZ wamaus apparel which
~ ~ sane ausy As a baak has failed.
ann,her 81 years ago. when the
...s.sa vas prelentlous IN sipe and
~ ~ !, naed 10 do good service IN
asser packages which we're tied
sAospsrs 90 wire frames. but IL
-. s.kea western woman TO Use
.~,ir for a bank. as tho follow.
80 Advertisement revealed.
sSSr ss 900 hy a selfsupportlng
~smaa. a liberal reward VII be
40 TRofH. itS W. 9Th II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

~. iIis year shall value every or
perienos l may have and realise
s11 that my highest development
can Be attAiasd only BY passing through
the shadows Of rcyersss a. cheerful as
through the hleh LIGHTS of.ateeesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

wedding viii take place about the
middle If January
Woman's Century Club.
The Arts and Travel department
~ the Woman's Century club VIII
meet with Mrs. Campbell Russell az
the Hotel Frederick. BOB Eighth aY..
on Thursday az o ia.
Bhynnn Cohen.
Miss Annie Cohen was married on
Sunday. Dec ~, % Ar Jesse -.
Hhyman. The ceremony was per-
formed al the home Of the KroOn's
uncle. Mr.. S0iomhn ShSman. biT
Sixteenth av. BY Rabbi Koch OF
Temple do fiirach.
Delta Gamma Alumnss Luncheon.
The Aiumnne % Delta Gamma
viii hold thrir regular monthly
luncheon AT Hnincs on Saturday Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

Some insurance companies con.
sey the idea that they are In bust.
ness for YOUR health. We ara IN
business for OUR health. Take
your choice between plauslbili,y
and fnanknesa. Washington Fire
Insurance. Company. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. i.--one
hundred and sixty nine delegates to
the first Russian dounaa have been
sentenced 20 three moaths In prison
Cor signing the vIhoslFg manifesto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

tbls week a. I o'clock Any DsiiA
Oamman visiting IN the city are
invited to be present.
8. n. {. Tea.
The stevens Relief Corps win give
ltF monthly tea NJ the home of Mrs.
0sorRs W ffiii. 20s Twenty third
az. on Friday afternoon Of this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

EgHIs year shall put my failures
to good use when ] make saei
~ one a step 10 the height beyond
I imagine the view must be boausiful
from We top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

uiEht. MaRculin was passing by
and unthinkingly grabbed hold OF
the wire with hls left hand Al
Lboush he became unconscious and
htEband dropped assay almost In.
SANITY. his hold had been long
sapaHh continued 10 frfEhtfuily
hefa his hand.
II vas fiyo minutes before the
Italian could DO restored 10 con.
seriousness. The police were mott.
fed. an ambulance called and tho
man vas taken to the Waynide
Emergency hospital. where he now
lies IN great pain. The fndrpcnd'