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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No IL
A resolution and pEupealtion %
afnraa Article Wit ~ the cts cAar.
sion ef s,ie4 psoes..si a ss~s.ssg~nt a.
the qualified voters OF the NitY %
HeAttte 20 tie nest svnsfai sirctian
"a Z Tgsatsesl - tsa ctr csuneil
ef tts N'itg - seattle
c1iarssf q .6s cay ~ ssaitls -
sssenHEss - aaHEaE tsssfSta asction
"a. e. r~sn - faiioww
S-ctiua Ia Thfr~ shall ~ a an
go 4. 9ts .s.d % fiil'lie Utilities Ne
~ AT franchise s.ssiinAnrss. anf tie
rstTa ard regulations % the n1aFt
- t'uhIie Mufk4 FeiaftaE to his DE-
r.srtmeni. BE shall as FAR a. puhiir
aeeeNaltv may DEMAND. sapsriutand
All franchise eoastrurtiHa Witch mas
- caFFE~f nn " o. sctuss TIE streets
- ths gNtr IT Haattfa lie shall
fHarn tine - lEHss pF~s=at 90 the
Beard e fahiir Norse Nfttssn rec
tzsftrfHsrfs ahIea ahauH - re-
4affed n bs uilssfa In the equipment
81 fraMg hiss Noes iaant~N ln order a.
sselFs tha safefuFk and safety Of the
infirs ed reeurt ~ al franchise work
showing the Tine ~ h@sIunlnx and
eeaagiesisa. fts ahRii k~sp on file
- his afnns a s~rtsa 81 ptata draau
g scats. sbawlmx tne sNAct position
tas streets. teEs4hsr ufth ssctiasal
HzFs. showing the depths ~ Or o.
aiFh tns same fnAf H~ hHiaw tha
surface uf tire Streets II shall -
IS 80, alss e SO ss,..g ssars.s.s ever
sfrustiuR N the galy af seattle aass
report he feTnlfeHsl aisfafiun on ssHh
"a he Hoard ~ PabIfe Wafhs IN
cennr0tipn wtfh the city CaunelI Ne
g. thr cItr - aeaffis fsr = ffanrhIsr
snA present hia recommendation
fNsreoH FL writing lie ahafl under
civil Service rules. have eautrof %
a. ether. la ats ieHsrtae1s. fIa shall
have such ether additional powers
as Ins city eulnelt mas ~ ordinance
grant ard he shall reffsrsn such 9TH.
- duties - The rttY csaactl OF
ttar e. tiuge preasriba % direct At
the fifsf meettna - tire CITY gaga.
ga after the firaf HaF ~ April. taos
be Mayer Hhsil appoint auperiB-
isn'is.ts % tas,,'r nsi.ties wnass tern =,
isss "
And ~ u further resolved that TIE
fareEulaH HfuFudaafnt be. and the
same e hereby suhmltte4 90 the
ssfie for thelr ratification Or rrIee-
ten 1t the nakf general eieetiun Co
- held March 2 1905
Passed the city Ceanr1 the tnd
aaF ~ January. tsqS and signed ~
ire iu npen session IN Standardization
~ lts passage thss snd day % Jan
= ". BURNETT. JR.
President ~ tie city Council
Ellsd tha zud haH ~ January. iHa&.
II W. CARROLL
eIlV Comptroller and ex-offlei0 city
clerk
pate % first publication. February
= 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
SUICIDE HAD
MUCH NERVE

Henry A. Stanley. a grain and
feed dealer. So years old. commit
ted suicide by shooting late yes
terday afternoon at his home at
52s F'airview ay Dependency
over the failure OF business deal
was the motive.
Marion. his daughter. aged II.
found the body when she returned
from school. together with a note
explaining the cause OF the deed.
Stanley shot himself twice. the
firE; lnfiieting only flesh wound.
The tragedy began In the bath
room. and after the unsuccessful
attempt he washed away the blood.
and. leaving 4 trail of blood be
hind. went to his bedroom. The
next shot. fired while the victim
WAS looking Into small mirror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
BANK ROBBERS
GET $4,000

lied that bandits we're operating In
their midst the criminals had fled.
Vice President J. T.. Moore. Of
the bank. today estimated that fully
So. 600 was carried away. This
bank. which is one OF the Oldest In
the state. has 1900 600 in deposits.
and IN well protected By burglary
insurance. II IL thought BY ths
police authorities that tho crime
was committed by the same men
who blew the safe In the bank at
Willard. Mo. so miles from Rich
nm. Monday night and secured &c.
900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

completed the deed, and he fell
dead across the bed.
Stanley was formerly In business
In South Dakota and later In Au-
burn. lie had planned tn go into
business here with W. Wohlander.
OF 521 Thomas St. but the deal fell
through. causing him much worry.
In her own room Miss Stanley
found that. before he fired the
fatal shot. her father had carefully
laid out across the bed a list of
his creditors. about $3.50 in cash
which he bequeathed To her, and a
few checks for small amounts.
Mrs. Stanley died several years
ago. Two grown sons in South
Dakota. besides his young dangh-
ter. survive him. The body Is at
Bonney- Watson's.
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10y United Press)

TUCSON. Arlz.. Feb IA rcvo-
luti0nary attempt to XIII every
American al the Santa Rosa mine.
In Sonora. 20 miles south of
Douglas. has been made. when
Mexican employees placed sticks OF
dynamite under boarding house.
the company store and the fore
mans aud superintendent resi-.
dcnees. The fuses attached 10 the
dynamite we're timed for the eK-
plosious TO follow each other In
quick succession. The hour select
ed was during the evening meal.
when all the American miners were
In the boarding house and the fore.
man and the superintendent In
their respective residences.
The first explosion was at the
boarding house. II was demolish-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
NEW sraGeT SIGNS.

Artistic ytreet signs OF oolorcd
Mosaic work may be substituted for
the present signs b. Superintendent
of Streets NoungA. who IL c0naid.
eriug the change 10 meet the needs
OF visitors "a the Alaska Yukon Pa.
cifie exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. fs.
= rssalutioa aaa ,gs.eposi,ti,g,q y
tie CffF Charter. and providing for
amendment 70 the qualified voters Of
the cts - Seattle az the neKt gen
- il resolved - the city Council
That aactian ff Of Article VIII Of
tie cts Charter ~ the CITY % se-
aaffe ta amended 10 reHd a. follows.
section o.. There shall be two 90
aagtiou Of tire cost and expense Of
TIE improvements meutlnucd IN Sec
ZION eleven Gt ~ this article as
sisali he charFesa,hl..e AGAINST TIE local
Hsfeinhs fore provided. 70 wit. I'm
mediate PnFnlelt- aud Payment b.
I.anda" TIE mode adopted shall bs
fns mode rstiti0Hed fqf tn case said
PETITION. otherwise the mode shall
e. aueh as tbe council shall direct in
tire ordihanrs ordering such improve
uaHf
aHall BE- na follows
After The city council has by or.
.ifaarfre ordered or authorized the
aIatfuH nf any such improvement.
ard not more than twenty tzel days
Taf ua hereluhefarr provided. the
beard Of public works shall report
10 the council su assesenent foil
f.Fenafad in duplicate b. the city sa-
pfHear. which shalt contain tire de-
saffpfian OF each lot er parcel %
and o. part tire cot q De aaarHaeh.
tHs amauuf to be- charged. levied o.
aaaanaea AGAINST eaFu lot or parcel
- land o. part thereof In proportion
to tie special benefits to lie received
b. aaaH such lot or parcel Or part
thereof FROM SUCH Improvement and
IT, maine nf tie owner Of each lot o.
pafori 81 land or part thefeof, tf
anaygu. but tH no ease HhBii a mistake
In tic name of the owner be fatal
when the description ~ the property
il correct Tie COUNSEL. on receipt OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

CHICAGO. Feb. t2.-MrH, Dora
Mcdonald. who has been on trial
here since jan. 20 ON the charge Of
numbering Webster Gucrln. was ae.
quilted BY Jury 10 the criminal
court last night The verdict waa
reached after ak and half hours
Of dellbefation. the Jury having re.
Tired at O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The defendant. who il the
widow of Michael { Mcdonald. the
former millionaire gambling king
and political leader IN Chicago. re.
oeiyed the verdict without appar
ent emotion. Il vas announced later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
eARLlNG LEAVES.

A. ]. Earring. president of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST Paul
r. r.. went to Tacoma yesterday
with II. u. Williams. president OF
the Washington branch of the road.
to inspect the terminal properties.
They will then go over the route
of the Coast extension of the road
as far as Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
MANY KILLED and INJURED
IN EXPLOSION

five or SIX blocks on all sides
of the plant were shattered. All
ambaiances In this town. patrol
wagons and other vehicles are be-
ing used TO carry the injured to
the hospitals. The suffering of the
injured il agonizing and their
wounds are terrible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

PITTsBuRG. Feb IA terrific
explosion occurred At the Monon.
gaheia furnace at Mekeesport. near
here. early this morning. AZ least
Is were killed outright. and IL Is
reported several scores we're In
Inred. while glass In buildings for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
Icy United Press. }

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. IA
broken rail derailed train No.
on the West Side division OF the
Southern Pacific, near Forest
Grove last night. killing three and
lniuring eighteen.
The dead
Mrs. Edward Bates and child,
Forest Grove.
J. A. Mcdonald. MeMinnvilie.
The derailment occurred while
the train was crossing a small
bridge. The engine. baggage and
express cars passed the broken
rail In safety. but the first coach
was thrown from the track and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

RICH HILL. Mo. Feb. i2.-Ban.
dts made "A rich haul at midnight
last night after blowing open the
safe Of the Farmers a. Manufactur.
ers' bank They escaped with
booty 10 the amount OF nearly s25..
600 in currency. leaving the floor
Of the bank filtered with silver
Two charges OF dynamite were used
10 blow open the strong box.
Hundreds Of citizens. who were
sleeping In their homes near the
bank. we're awakened BY the en-.
ploaions. bat By the time they real.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
WRECk---THREE KILLED

drew two others with a. The first
and second cars were thrown down
an embankment and were over
turned. The killed were in the
front end OF the middle car. which
was crushed in. The last car tipped
partly over.
SALEM. Ore, Feb. l2.-The rail.
way commission consisting of Thos.
X Campbell. Oswald West and
Clyde n. Aitchison have gone To
Forest Grove TO investigate the
wreck which occurred there at 6
o'clock last evening. and In which
three persons were killed and %
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
BANK Teller Suicides.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ia
William IL. zinzer, for ~ years In
the employ of the banking house OF
Dexter a Co. and Tor many years
teller. committed suicide by swal-
lowing carbolic acid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

BALLARD SPEctN NJ
unod Investment. 70 ACRE south %
Georgetown fer ttNe.
f-ruam cottage lot s0xioo. close 90
ear line Tor ft.tka Cash ftaa
Groom new cottage. lot Goxt10. close
to park. fof 81. Tee cash $500.
Vacant lot to9xtoo Tor $500; cash
$3.50.
lot sext0a for $3.50 cash an acre
close IN lot Tor s. teo half cast. cali
aud see us
YOUNG a nROnERG.
goel jefferson Place. Ballard
Phone ballard tia. -ie-l5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Take Advantage

To purchase hsautifuf level lots sith
shade Trees and cleared of al otstfuc-
items unfF ~ uinmfsH car ride fFaui
tHs city. hiih xchunie. stores and
rhuffH@s 81 hand Lots So 10 tiie.
Hiih = snsIi dsrssif aad the haiaura
- .usH small payments that yos are
net aware Of the wAnaudltnrs. There
= also or fsfaaus upsfezdats bun
saiaH fur $50 ~ she same rate Take
advantage - THIS appaftunitF aud bay
new shils fnu haze selection open
evenings
NATIONAL NANp CO.
aazse rfnnccf BIDS
Atsin 1886 Ind t1fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

plans for the speedy conversion OF
Nladlvostok into a first-elass fort.
ress. involving expenditures OF
about So, Zoo. goo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

ctr SNw FIVE ACRE TRACTS srs
ne~ Fsedy Large - lusi satdisiasd
The surveyors hafF fuaf finishsd dris.
ing tie assss II Fsg wauf aoou
NQNN1 fant tAh % sss these tFsFfs
RIOT hE#EL LAND. easily cleared
HANDY Tu aEATfi.E4 nirelH iarst ~
ffaln asraf stores pasi office. fhuFrh
god 8 hrlt ana several mills We
eufef iris tan1 - Ksfv aaH price
snh en- therefore arii IL los Fst the
hskF fee days e. order 10 start ths
aais aHn earHufaks improvements 90
thaf aeii sssaa q thsse tfaeta les
- y Haf flaa pes acre, haf tEEs Tor
Naas - hais Hsr aHfss Terms tkS d8N n
: "a fts peF funnfH gana - the err e
; - - pies anf set fail particulars
Munra8 MkETni
sipsaEeeg4t Aiaa4A DIds I'LL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
CITY ReAl ESTATE.

For sale. new modern 7-rosm house
on Qussu Anne. fine vteW price " 100
terms cottage on queen Anne. rooms
good view and level. price f2.ia0. terms
10 acres. al cleared, 81 miles from
Pert Orchard price > A. oeo. terms I'M
proved wheat farm. see nssr Quincy.
W per acre.
Far aais or exohanEe. new te-raom
house on University Boulevard price
q 600 90 aerrs near Pert Madison. FOR
good house and lot price SO per
acre some choice lots for sale cheap
KELLEY q IskcSONt
ett FIRST Az Fhane Main aa0e
lila -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
ATTEMPTED KILLING BY
BLACK HAND
(By United Prsss.l

NEW YORK. Feb. t2.-Black
Hand operatives exploded a stick
OF dynamite under the porch OF the
home OF NiRcenzo Manelli. in Frank.
fort St. early yesterday morning,
and blew the entire side Of the
building into fragments. No one
was Killed Manelli received three
letters last week telling him TO put
$500 In n certain place. under pain
of death and % wrecked home.
Russia to Spend $6.ooo.oo0.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. Ia
The ministry of war Is preparing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
WANTED TO BUY-FARms.


faH FARMS WANTED.
EVERY DAY THERE ARE from 10
- 90 people 10 our office wha want 20
huY farms Within reach II Seattle mar
kaf II you have one that you Nant
TO sell az reasonable price, call I'm
nsdlafeiy. or write EiNfns fuil descrip
ton We make speciality q selling
country property
HunEHT MAt.THY
ata go sqt Alaska nldN. --T-fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

NEAR YEsI.EH WAY.
"a zoo fnr new earoou modern house
Furnace Lot aAAtha Terms
WfNetffP mos
yea Caiusn lids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

HAMNAN AAAEaAFa - ftNftAHHa Ann4
seasst sids~aiks snd stky ust.f Mss
- al kinas ssntsd ts usrt see uiti.
Hsshs esshi=s tadsf - Ttsiss siseA 1T
xApE 70 oHfsrR ron roe arsss
fsrias risht - Eaersif iufsrnrnsn5 haN
fteN eesteaa lard e.lsaes frs ai.ss
prsp=sfg PRICE 81 see This aiH aaEs
utsa hatHs feF ssntsans
NnHEHT MAt.THT
sfpHsa- sst siaaks mas as7-i1
c4xAr rf.Acns-i.sfss Pises servAE.
e ssgs. s.iy isi. .''s zee .s,i.s
ess usafth H.s e 10 Hilimansa cssaisr
u rlnes siesN al sne~ IT
Iffsr wuAr You HAVK HERN
f.ypkfNft Efln#uaa are near HfNvrs
,aa - ,sss. eissrsa s = sss, 20
sssh. haianfs sasF tefms
nuuEfaT MAtzTNN5
sitfza-tzt Aiaskz hisE -f-tr
cufcKES RANCHES
W. h , ,s.s ~ in .s. .a r., ia siaI.
ehIfHan ranah~s uraanh 10 isFst and
easily ftsarea Eisar e. srhs-si sIarsa
ssa ehmrth Prices use. tase aud see
WEsr a WHEELER
aaa ralman Hlde.
rEw MINUTES Walk PROM can
LINE acre ell level excellent
saif al ta saftieattaa tee tssasn
hsifs~ isrse chicken beuss sd ~aaJ'
she'd Nnea sstss oFrHsFa ~ ksuds
e smsi ffsiis close g school ana
naHERT MkfsTuY
gts-Hsa-sft Alaska hiHa til
suefCE AND CHEAP
taaa huFa ans - the hssi acre tracts
seer seattle only % cash balance
sc psf neath fhirtF minutes ride 60
CHARLES E Apkus see csinan nias
s-affa Irrigated orchard tsaaia fisht
on Columbia river sut railroad - h-
planted Ahia spring very EASY t@Fffa
special Inducements o. thuas desiring
Immediate possession
QkNnf.EE a 60 Empire nidE -tf
AZ EXCELLENT NV EsTaENT-- 9
sffs - Kenf Level lad. snnd soil
partially imHrof 81 tWa cottages aiso
Ihrrs chicken houses and several est
buiidfneH y a8e The two cottages are
nnw faafsd snd hfina ga ever 10 per
ssat ineoms on this prise bea't si@s
ROBERT MALTBY
eta-8zs-s1t Alaska hldK In
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UNIVERSITY.
sosae improved with thre--reom
house rriea IS st.eee The tot alone
i worth The ninuey Halt rHHh
10 ruEHFoHp. uEgnlNs a ELLIOT r.
calmaa bulldlus
g. eee Nsa mnsfrrn flvs-reo cottage.
Fead plumhtne. bssseuseni 20 ~ ffs
Il lot. twa blocks 20 Woodland pHfk
$40 cash and ~ per month This is
chance % SET home like psiiHg
rent
81 zoe Nsu -four. room cottaEe large
pantry. hath room. NO hath. cn1y cor
her plate rack. cupboard w tho
~, ese. r'5se,aia ''ns. ha,a P'astef.
hlocks 20 cars. eesiie a lot al clear.
riTE NAFTlGEn REALTY co
Nerth 49, ard 80 tfas Fremont kNc
= zoe
oue~n Anne AZ CORNER. sesi2o. on
and can b. had teF h-f cash
gt'rHEnFoRn. HIgGfSs 4 ELLIOTT.
coiman building.
curAr CHICKEN rsnchs Groom
house itp iayins hens cows, large
pi@ca land close IN only fess. on easy
terms See G y Hiiimah's statesmen. In
rimes block today tt
CHOICE HOME SITES
Fins auarter-acre tracts from tesa ~
ttaOaths tfee ones are all cleared and
in fruit, close 10 Eradrd school, side.
wAfha in and water plped on each tract I;
the water IL tree Terms. as cash aud
tfU Der s'fhufh.
a ~ NICHOLS, 20 Union Block ~
ste.
Far - acres ~ good land across Lake
Washington Easy terms
HtlrHEEFoRD. Wsu0tNs a ELLIOTT.
galmau building
Two graded lots nice view. close 10
school aud ear line Price SOS Part
cash and balance SIC PEI maath. tud
Iifa0 s-li-tt y
For rent cheap home. for working
man. corner Ninth av. " aud Garfield.
Phone = faaa. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

FERrtf.G NcRGa
worth ~ seattle aa have snfHe
aafe tracts With fhs Firhrsf deepest
~ o. That ahsis saHa4na rhes~s aaf d +.
ia natfaf offered up th.Fs. and the
tftsrs sfs s@FY iaN es5r sc ana 80
Hsf EHfa Tafuna a. sui
WNsr s WHEELER
ANf Euisnan Hlag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
FARMS AND LANDS.

arrra highly improved rich black
fsanl aeli an fenced With picket fence
taaffaR orchard. an kinds Of small
ffaits twe fine wells. asFcom pleHfsFed
Hastas good barn. sew rAl uut huiidinza
siuss 70 school and nelahbatn Price
tnqfndine horse. wagons. two cows. 100
eu. k~ue and farming Implements 81 geo
ROBERT MAtTRY.
aie-ffa=etf Aiaska bidE TIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

nosru~ uAnFor 10 bseuafns fges
teuneaI std@@ afks snA ssky ustsf Mss
- al hlnds ssntsd ts uert see ufu.
nssns eashiss tadsF - Times slegk 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
FREMONT AND BALLARD.

For rent. cheap home. for workiue
man. corner Ninth av. " aud Garfield
Phone - fkaa. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Zoe asls@nrr fafrst nltrd GOOD 30
pee load. delivered queen titg rugi
CO A sstq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

I as tes ass naass ssFatften = =
So heaaa nas rutksf Nsntnaf sfrf~vtNl
- aassa Fansat4 ! So eafHees~f -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Two graded iets. nice view. close "a
school aud ear line Price SOS Part
cash and balance SIC PEI meath tud
I.Ifa0 -if-tt-r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

UNtNEttsfTr.
fesaa in4praNud with three rnaui
house prlea is 81 Gee The tod alone
i- worth The money Haif rHHh
1T THEREFORE, HIfiEIHH a Ei4f.IHI r.
EnIruau building
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k1leins fcc the east Topeka column may
DE teleDhoced to Ind. phone 6A-1

The quarantine upon the house at
512 Chandler street was raised to-
day. Miss Elsie Helmond, who has
been suffering for the. past few weeks
with scarlet fever is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Law
renee will come here Saturday and
remain over Sunday the guests of
their parents
The ladies of the G. l. A will hold
their regular meeting at the K. and
L of S. hall Friday afternoon.
Miss Lula Powell returned to her
home in Wakarusa, today after a
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. A.
Luthey of 23O Chandler street.
Mrs. A. Sheetz of sig Chandler
street is able to be out and around
again after a three weeks illness.
Mrs. c. c. Johnson is able to be out
again after several weeks illness with
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lutes of Ha-
vensville, Kan, are spending a few
days this week the guests of relatives
on Monroe street.
Mrs. K. Sheafer is able to be out
again after months illness with an
attack of malaria fever.
Miss Florence Wilson of Scranton,
Kan, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Wilson for a few days.
Elmer Thompson has returned
from an extended business trip
through the western states.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Laner and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jordan spent the
day yesterday at Wakarusa, on fish
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Nichols went to
Independence yesterday and will re-
main permanently.
Miss Josephine King is able to be
out after several weeks illness. She
expects to return to work the first Of
the week.
Miss Lottie Ward went to Elmont
today and will spend week the
guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. Anderson,
while on his way to Kansas City, Mo-,
where he will remain permanently.
Miss Elsie Herring of Kansas City
main over Sunday the guest Of her
parents Her brother Charles will
accompany her home for week s
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest johnson OF
Richland are the parents of a daugh-
err, born Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. John.
son formerly lived at All German
avenue
Mrs. Frank Powell and son Earl, OF
Wakarusa. spent the day today the
guests of Mrs. A. Luthey.
The NJ. r. S. club celebrated their
first anniversary last night by giving
a hayrack ride to Seabrook in honor
of their young lady friends. Those
in attendance were: Misses Minnie
Miller, Blanche Parker, Pearl Ken
nedy. Josephine Jolley, Lula Powell
Anna Coulter: Elizabeth Zimmerman
Eva Crazy, Messrs James Wilson
Fred Bechtol. Harry Horn, Carlton
Williams. Henry Kettler. Chester
Stamm, Edward Campbell and Albert
Gilyeat. A fine time was enjoyed
by all present.