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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Last Saturday there was held in
Nogales the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Juarez Mining COM
pany. The articles Of Incorporation
were amended increasing the capital
stock Of the company from LOCO, 900
to 81, 100000. Mr.. George Warcup of
Little Falls, N. Y, was elected presi-
dent of the company and e. J. Snyder
of Utica, N. Y. was elected secretary.
The company owns the Juarez gold
mine, one of the most promising mines
in the Altar district of Sonora. In
the workings on the second level, at a
depth of 210 feet, the vein has increas-
ed in width to "a feet There is a 20
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CAUSE y ssaman,. Ras Lanauaue.

At Southampton (Eng) seaman
named Johnson had to appear before
the borough magistrate on q charge of
making use of bad language in st
Mary's street In explanation he
said he was married in St.
Mary's church, Southampton, many
years age. He left Southampton after
the ceremony and was away several
years. Coming back the other day he
went to look at the church, and hnd-
ing there was still no steeple to It ne
did In his righteous anger use some
very strong words. IN fining the de-
PENDANT ten shillings and costs the
chairman of the bench said many peo-
pie had said strong things about such
besutifh church as st. Mary's hav-
ing 10 steeple, but they did not use
such bad expressions as the defendant
had.
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Mans Prelude. for Black Clothes.

In opening an artistic dress exhibit
ton Mr.. Louis N. Parker, master Of
the recent Warwick pageant, said
there could be no doubt that the
clothes men wore were foolish, says
the Pail Mall Gazette. He claimed
that as woman could array herself in
sympathetic colors and flowing folds,
the time had arrived when man should
be placed on equality with her, instead
of the having to array himself in black
for dinner, the theater, funerals and
weddings. He believed and hoped that
his pageants would do something to
sweep away the prejudice for black.
for it was horrid custom on the part
OF civilization.
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BR|NDLE BULL PUP
PROVES TO Be THIEF
mystery Of Long Continued
Theft Solved at San JOSEF
California.

TUCSON. Feb. 29.-"Pete," a bull
dog owned by Mrs. Charles Williams
of San Jose, Cal, daughter of Mrs. w.
c. Davis of this city, is burglar.
Among the articles which he stole
was a pair of gold trimmed spectacles
belonging to Mrs. Davis. These spec
tacles disappeared mysteriously last
July when Mrs. Davis was on a visit
with her daughter in San Jose.
She has Just received the specta-
cles again, for the canine burglar was
discovered while digging up his stolen
plumber. which he had kept hidden
for several months in the Williams
lawn in San Jose.
For many months the Williams
family had been greatly annoyed by
what they thought was petty thief
Article after article disappeared. The
matter was reported TO the San Jose
police and a reward offered and every
means at their command was exhaust
ed without finding the slightest clue
to the thief.
Monday, however, according to the
letter received here, the burglar wal
discovered, and it proved to be none
other than the faithful brindle bull
dog Pete"
The canine thief might have remain
ed unknown for an indefinite length
of time, but apparently he longed tt
feast his eyes on his plumber and wher
he supposed no one was watching ht
stole out among the flower beds II
the yard and began to dig up the
the ground with his paws In shor
time he had uncovered hand satchel
But just at this moment the bolt
burglar was discovered. The satche
was opened and it was found to con
tain Mrs. Davis spectacles and some
silver trinkets.
Pete, discovered and fearing dis
grace, put his tail between his legs
hung his head and wandered SLOWLY
away t. his kennel in the rear OF The
house. He was heartily downcast a
his clumsiness in being found out.
A further digging UP of the grount
| about the flower beds on the lawn re
vealed a number of other article:
which had evidently been carried
away and carefully buried by the dog
|
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weeks. He refused to allow the
snake to be killed, but punished it in
a gentle way of mis- own, and II is
said that the snake was the pet in
the neighborhood for years afterward
and was handled by children and 9TH
ers without attempting TO strike.
Harer was an enthusiastic Metho-
dist and nearly every year conducted
camp meetings in the northern part
of the county. He was a sincere
Christian and did much to elevate his
associates in a spiritual way
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VARIETIES in HUMAN SPECIES
Source of Everything That Is Beautiful
and Interesting.

Each human being has something
distinguishing, in form, proportions,
countenance, gesture, voice-in feel
ings, thought, and temper, in mental
as well as corporeal physiognomy
This variety is the source of every
thing beautiful and interesting in the
external world--the foundation of the
whole moral fabric OF the universe.
Certain external circumstances, as
food, climate, mode OF life, have the
power of modifying the animal organi-
zation, so as to make 1t deviate from
that OF the parent. But this effect
terminates in the individual. Thus, a
fair EnglishmaH, If exposed to the sun,
becomes dark and swarthy in Bengal;
but his offspring, e from an English
woman, are born Just as fair as he
himself was originally; and the chill
dren. after any number OF generations
that we have yet observed, are stf1l
born equally fair. provided there has
been 70 intermixture OF dark blood.
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Physiology Up to Date.

After lesson on digestion the teach
er, anxious to know just how much
her instruction had been understood,
questioned the class. The first an
swer was rather discouraging as the
girl called upon made this startling
statement:
Digestion begins in tie mouth and
ends in the big and little testament"
1t was the same teacher who reeelv-
ed the following note:
pleas teacher do not tel Mary any
more about her Incides it makes her
so proud. School Education.
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A Brooches strataoem.

After the battle of RamilIies had
been won by the great duke of MARI
borough, Lord John Hay, who COM
manded regiment of Scotch dra-
goons, when the regiment OF foot,
called the Kings, consisting of 1900
men, submitted to him and surrend-
cred their arms and colors, ordered,
to prevent their running away, and
the necessity of setting = strong
guard over them, that every man
should cut piece out OF the waist
band of his breeches. which obliged
them to hold them up with one hand,
and in that posture they marched
with q guard of only rs dragons and
sergeant Charles XII. did some
thing like this by the Muscovites after
the battle Of Narva.
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Bisbee Daily Review
Which we win sell while they last at
SO Cents Per Copy


Within the last twelve
months we have been COM
PEELED to turn down hundreds
of calls for this magnificent
exposition of the Territory of
Arizona and its wonderful re-
sources.
1t is possible now to supply
a limited demand, because
after litigation extending over
twelve months several hum
dTed copies have been turned
over to US.
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Dead.

"Silas Kidder has Just answered my
letter." said the country editors as
sistant. You know / wrote to him
and told him his subscription had ex-
PRED" What does he say?" asked
the editor. "Dumbed If l know. He
Just sent my letter back with some
Italian words scrawled on the bottom
OF It. Looks like 'requiescst in pace
Catholic Standard and Times.
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stamp mill in operation at the mine
and in mine and mill about rs men are
employed. Later, as the output of the
mine increases, it is expected the ca.
pacity of the mill will be increased
also, but in regard to the mill no def.
mite plans have been made. There Is
now small village at the Juarez mine
and the company has provided both q
school and a jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-01

Gus fangs into the arm of his daugh-
The old man attended to the wound
and there were no bad results aside
from sore arm for a number of
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eo.ain Sc, l, Mu.Ie.

81 went to the opera last night"
What did you hearr That Mrs.
Browning is going to get divorce,
Mrs. Biggs has the dearest dog and a
new baby. and the Hutton's are going
to live In India@-Harper's Weekly.
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For Review job and business ONCE
cali phone No. 80. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
FIREMEN
INJURED
tey United press)

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20
Six fIremen injured and a property
loss o. 81. 900 we're incidents which
marked a fire al 18th and Valencia
sts. last night The mep iu5ured
we're Morris Cunningham. Edward
Long. James FeeBey. Philip nsady.
William Wilson and James Ledden
When the flfrmen arrived the
flames weFe bursting through the
roof 81 the buildings At 2ittszist
Valencia ST.. occupied By the Mis-
aian OuffittinE company. Before
the relay u engines had arrived the
fire had spread 10 the rear Of the
Marion apartments The fire
started ia the rear Of the outftiiuE
company.
With amazing rapidly The
flames spread 10 the apartment
houhe adjoining There were 90
apartments IN the place. ana all
the occupants managed to escape.
although some who had ro0ms In
the rear loaf part Of their personal
effects
Cunningham was fighting The fire
In the rear from the ruu- of the
nutfittiaE company when the roof
caxed ia and be fell
The buildings burned were the
property ~ the Blair estate The
cause Of the fire Is unknown.
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AR MY OFFICER
CENSURED


WASHINGTON. March - Rec.
ordn 81 the court martial which
found Captain Clark - Dudley. Of
the 18th cavalry. stationed Al
Boise barracks. guilty Of unjust.
tyrannleal treatment Of enlisted
men. have Just been received here
Tho reviewing authority. la cen.
surfing Dudley. says
Just treatment 81 enlisted men
II the foundation 81 "A well discl.
pllued. cnnteuicd army AZ soon
as an officer departs from these
principles and begins 10 infiiet
punishment according tn hiH own
whlma. be II #ure to prncipitatc a
state Of affairs like that which a.
listed ht Boise =
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another fire. tens 81 thousands
rushed 10 this one All around we're
many oi ghieaKoE biggest sud most
coatly buildings the poat0iflee. the
Roahery. the Majestic hotel. The
Western Union building.
When The smoke lifted for a mo.
meni there Nas the novel sight Of
spectators enjoying the flee FROM
the upper windows ~ the adjalnink
skgserapefn. and Aiso the unusual
spectacle ~ fire department send.
ms stream after stream down Int
an siKhtHiofY IRE from the roofs
II nearby akkHcfnperF
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THEATRE GOES
UP IN FLAMES
10y unI,sd pr.s..l

LONDON. March Is. Drury Lane
theatre. the most famous ia Lon
don. Was practically destroyed bY
fire early this morning The whole
interior Of the theatre Was de-
str0yed and the outside walls wcre
badly damaged The flames we're
first discovered about o'clock in
the morning bursting from the win.
dows of the building IL was then
too late - save the structure. which
burned fierceiy despite all efforts
Of the fire brigade
There was no loss OF life The
theatre bad been closed since the
pantomlme season ended. II would
have been reopened on April Is.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown
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Many valuable paintings we're
destroyed The Grand Pacific WAS
one 81 the oldest buildings Of re-
born Chicago Until the erection Of
the new Auditorium. u vas the
scene 81 countless GATHERINGS and
conventions. and among lts guests
have been some Of the most noted
pcraonagen Of current American
history
A Spectacular feature of the fire
Was the manner IN which the great
dome ~ the federal building io0mcd
up above the pail % smoke.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service OF Robert Nc.
Alone was held this afternoon at J
o'clock from tho parlora OF the Bon.
ney-Watson company. The burial
took place at the Lake View Gene
terry.
Tho body OF Joseph kledrow was
buried al the Lake View cemetery
this afternoon, following the funeral
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service. which Was held at the fam.
ily residence a Hillman cts a.
O'Clock
The funeral service u Henry y.
Thefleu viii take place from The
family residence Thursday after.
noon At 2 o'clock
The funeral service ~ James
Catres will take place Thursday att.
erneon At 2 O'Clock from the Greco.
Russian Orthodox church. The
burial will take place at the Lake
Niew cemetery.
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DEATH NOTICES.

Dora Lynn. age 10. died at 800
22nd nv. s.. March -. The body
is az the prfvaio embalming room
OF Buttcrworth a Sons.
Henry N. Thorlen, age 80. died
at the family residence. 75S Belle
vue nv. ~. March "a
Sarah Jane Gates. age 20. died In
this city. March "a The remains
are az the private cmbalming room
OF Butterworth a Sons.
Luella kehoe, age 90. died In this
city. March "a
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CHIEF SIMPLY
EXONERATED

CHICAGO. March a5--A core.
aers iafY last night declared Chief
Of Police Shlppy aud J =. Foley.
his driver. Justified IN killing Aver
bBeh. the young Russian Jew who
attacked the chief IN hts home Re
Gently The verdict VAS rendered
after a short delibegatlon. follow
Ina an exhaustive inquiry Into the
circumstances surrounding the
shooting More than a score Of vii
neasca werc examined
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RUEF'S Bail
CUT DOWN /
tsy uui..d Press,

SAN FRANCISCO. Hsmh q.
The district court u appeals d
ruled upon the zpsl,tzsioa MADE /
Abraham Ruef. the msny aima 5
dicted political boss for his -
upon a reasonable amoani -
alleging that si.ils.a.s he u
gate amount upon al bis ~
menls. was exorbitant. Tis ~
late court ordered Rztf e<zd
upon a nominal smoani Il AE /
g. upon each of 81 dzssiraEt ist3
lneHis. but did not rstect !. 4
upon the other lndicsnaesis zmnzt
ing 10 $3.50 .0oo. Reef STATED "
he would furnish hasda iar y
sum and expected 10 secsm ~ ,
lease from the county ssll xlsal
few days
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Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

Charge FOR two consecutive
DAYS Toe per line per day Seven
words 20 the line Three con.
seeHtive DAYS. one cent a word
one month. &c per line PET day
Minimum charge for an "ed
20 cents.
All space used will be chafE
ed az full line rates on all
contract advertising or adver
tislng charged Ga account
BALLARD AGENCY-P. IL.
Mullen, s2i ballard sys OPP
Cts Hall Phone. ballard Jee
MAIN OFFICE Soventh aN4
between Union aud University
Phones. Main i060i Ind al
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy OF assume responsible
nv FOR errors 81 any kind ee
CURING In telephoued adyef
tisemsuts
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CHICAGO. March IS There
we're novel and thrilling scenes
famed In the heavy gray smoke
while the historic Grand Pacific
hotel Waa burning
In the first place. the famous old
hotel - within the loop. that
square II elevated steel tracks that
marks eff ChicaFoa densenl and
most couE.sted business section.
The tery location ~ the fire and
the hour middle II the afternoon
made the crowds hard TO handle
Where thousands would uan "a
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New Workers, Attention

The sew Workers. viii hold thelf
next meeting Friday evening. March
-. AZ D = Iohnstens Hall, cot 1rd
Ave aud University A musical aud
literary program will b. rendered.
No postal cards viii D. sent osii. bal
w. ganl 60 So. hoN many viu -
attracted b these notices. All Nes
Yofkora are asked To attend 80.
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AsPHYxIATED

NORTH YAKIMA. Nsr.a -
licurY 9 Heller. an en.,Soss 4 A.
United States reclamatinn asr-s
was killed In q tunnel 4 c.r,
No. yesterday b. aspk5sIz1
from the fumes o. i llzs, : "
fired. The man was not 49,
aud was found By aecidef -,
two hours after the bian,. nsu
married. bat his home and k.,:.7
are unknown. This Is he fri I
iaiifE Eince the gofefumsat hxr
wofk az the Teton.
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seward aud Valdez La.
sam H1naiheld. presle..' 's'tidsy
ilfs National bag6 81 y,
Wood cashier u ~ ~ Va
hhnainr company, a. aiahs'
were laasengefa I'll 1@t,s
DO charge u The Mine o.. asa
hlofmert Ageney. vert ~. "
81 msn. Edsafd Kelses -
known newspaper man ~
valdez 70 assuine edIto,s1a y
aE'm'ni q he Daily prosuss,.
Dolphin on the sss
The steamer Dolphin
Alaaha steamship eem,.s.e =
being ii'a ~ for The sisls.f {. ~
aIonFslde Pier / and vle ~
nc Southeastern Alaa1a - ~ y
INK tomorrow night. ~
Steamer Notes.
The heifha aails sof xs.....,
ports Of Alaska tonight =
The strike Of ALASKA a..
20 Frisco has been esll.s =.
same wage scale Is Iast - -. !
inf allowed. and the cfaiis +. !.
making ready 70 20 nortb W
The p G Salvage eomsssv -.
send b loaf north 70 ~ ~ =. ~
parta ~ he wrecked stesnes :. - !
t0Fa
The ingesiigaiion into Il. -.
n the wreck u the ssesn.s !
mona a. On at Frixeo. y
Steamer All Ia n ma.s -,
from Treadsell with slae - !
gold treasure.
Many Alaska eauaef1es 81 4.
idle mis- season, owing 70 80 !.
believed VIII prove a sAof. -,
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FRIGnTENs FAMILY

crazed with drink. Gus Hilder.
brand. laborer 36 years old. went
to his home In Columbia yesterday
and. after throwing the furniture
about the room and frightening his
family into Mysteries. threatened TO
kin his wife. she says
lie was arrested yesterday after.
noon on a state warrant from Judge
Gordon's court and held for bail Of
$500.
Hilderbrand. II is alleged, had
been on spree.
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Take Advantage

We have a few Of those beautiful
choice level lots left al cleared. ana only
p minutes ON the apanawaY ear me
from the court house Prem faG 20 ftaa
on such easy terms that u IL less than
rent. call now and Investigate Open
evenings Nee
Mr.. WILLIAM
Main 1884, SOS Pioneer Bldg Ind aa5a
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RATE War ON THI|
BREMERTON RUN |

The knife has been opened .ihr
Ratchet thrown Into the SIR aud
one Of the nefeeat Of rate war; D.
nos on hstve cen the steamcf piy
Ing from seattle 10 BremertDn The
pioneer Hnn. tie Port Orchard
Route. has announced that for reg
ular tra.eitfa betWeen the two
ports commuiAfion tickets fof cF
cry day dining April viii b. sold
for g. This Hcket permits 81 one
round trip each daY ~ the month
The regular fare has been 20 cents
each way. and the new commute.
9 cents. a be- cut Haa announced
owing 20 the opposition IT the
steamer Monticello. which has been
making a rate for one Wny Of 20
cents when other batileships
gather NJ the navy yard other boais
are 10 be placed on the run. and
nov the Port Orchard Route has
decided not only 10 cut the rate.
bus inside OF Two weeks viii add
other steamers.
Ohio Under New Flag.
The well known steamer Ohio.
which has been operated for The
past two seasons on the Some
route. with Sehubaeh & Hamilton
az agents. will go under The flag
OF the Alaska Steamship company
this season The charter has been
made by the White Star Steamship
company. Frank Materbouse 4 60.
Northwestern Salts.
With = full load 81 passenger.
many bound for the Tanana as
tfiet. the Northwestern sailed Tor
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| Tooth Talk by
Ohio Dentists
A Painless Process

Tho Alyeoiar Method. as prac.
,ised exclusively By us. Of re-
storing missing teeth and nlhc.
Ing them IN the Jaws. Is a pain.
less operation.
Some people have au idea
that II IT. work that calls for a
surgical operation. q painful
dangerous and most nncomfort
able piece Of work. bus nothing
could be farther from The
fHath.
Making the mouth ready Tor
the AlyeoiAf teeth ~ some
times a trifie tedious because
Of the thoroushness with which
We do the work. but II g. not
painful unless the condition %
the teeth IL very bad. and even
then you will find that we viii
do this preparatory work skill
fully. and the skilled practi.
toner II Invariably able to get
around the painful side of the
work and make his patient com.
Portable.
" you are dreaeing a Wait 10
Us, put such feeling away. We
have taken away the tortures Of
the dentists office. fou will
have no cause TO complain.
neither while the work IN pro.
gresslng nor afterward.
The Aiveolar Method OF put.
ting missing teeth in the mouth
without having To use a so.
called bridge or a partial plate
Is the greatest step In advance
In the science OF dentistry ever
taken, greater than all the rest
OF the discoveries since dentist.
~ became q science.
When We can refer to pa.
TENTS In almost every section
OF this country who have come
70 us aud gone away again with
beautiful teeth, permanently
fasioged In the mouth. solid az
natures teeth. enabling the for.
tunate poHsessor 10 use them
with comfort aud enjoyment, IL
II any wonder that our business
grows by leaps and bounds?
The satisfied patient IL the best
advertisement. We will be glad
to refer you TO numbers OF
them.
We have made good on every
promise We have made.
Our broad guarantee IA suffl
Gent 20 satisfy the most soep.
teal.
II You have poor teeth. loose
teeth, missing teeth, we can he
Of assistance TO you. We cure
the cause OF loose teeth-Py-
orrhea.
We don't know of any other
dentists who do.
All that We demand Is that
YOU have two or more teeth
left In either Jaw. II YOU have,
We Will put the balance In, and
they will be as handsome and
perfect In looks and action as
those nature gave YOU In the
first place.
Our examination and dlagno.
sis Is free. but YOU must come
to our office to have IL made.
Address,
307l Pike st.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Grand THE Black Crook"
Seattle sis IN Kew York
lols-sThe Spoilers"
Lyrie-BuTlesque
pantsues Vaudeville.
Coliseum ~ audevillo.
star-Vaudeville
orpheuri Vaudeville.
Symphony Concert - Thursday
night at Moore theatre.
Circuit -- VIII be opened this
week.
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Easy Terms

$40 down and tta per month buys a
good level Toe sosiea northeast ~ Wood /.
land PARK Tarsa south and has sound
view. Price tHae.
taoe cash and isa every months buys
fine level lot afbHteo. ali cleared
ready Tor FaHden. This lot a. On Wal
iinafnfd hiil. tao hia-.~ from school. lee
feet from car tine aud has good view
r. = DIXON a co,
atfe Fremont Az.
North g0s. Green -
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FAUM uAuuAfN= 40 aarrs rich level
Had. cell tfHnfaf "a HfrfiHshtnH hraufff
wi lake HANDY fn HHH1 lHan. 1a nlttsa
ffHHl iHaftie oFf HhHd iH trarsmF. ell
kinaa af small ffaiia tasiiIus - eiaht
large fssslus. frame tarn fettef several
ait tuitH1Has uHuaf desires 4ulHk aats
rt8Hs faH fHH daNa fa see. ahteh IN
finars bHfsss HaHs Hias. EHFsr eHirhrns
seed nuHff e fafutaa laa1ia HHH has lH
che hsfH Ihis fafaf franIs has ~ che
best fesas lH hinN eaunts uasaa FROM
ffaamefE daily o. o. aut ialHphaas
service.
WuHHuT MAITuY
SIS HEasRTi ALASKA nidG. Ia ~
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ATTEMPTS LIFE m
SHOCKING MANN

Temporarily insane tgva "a
q Moride. a Japanese labeHF. =
was an inmate Of the pnszlssrf
ward at Providence hosassl .
tempted 10 commit suicide al
this morning.
Moride obtained knife p ~
Way and stabbed himself ss5sfk
times in the neck and shaun1!,
The alarm raised BY The hasf7
patients in the ward hHsaEa "
night attendants ane shsg szts1
ed in Wrestling the sespz ~
the mans hand.
As quickly NJ possibas IN y
selflnaicted wounds xsrt illss't
90. but the physicians ~ =
slixht hope for bis rHor'ef
Moride suffered a brokn Z =
weeks ago as the result q = ~
dent. and has since beef u
20 the hospital for srtsinf
is believed his rash act vas y
sult OF much physical Isls
brooding. Nothing Is knexi 2
the mans relatives
.I..'.
PORT ORCHARD RovH