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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
AROUND 4t2 County

The Munich public hall is being con-
verted into an hotel by its owner, G. 1.
Barnes.
Nekoma has lately organized silver
cornet band, which will give big dance
in the hall at that place on Friday night
of next week.
Manufacture of the grain shocking
machine invented by Sarles man is
going right ahead. 1t is stated as being
a success and will be on the market the
coming season.
Calvin people, among others the
editor of the Times, are kicking vigor-
ously on the poor telephone service.
They claim that the phones are more
ornamental that useful.
PC. Naismith, we'll known towns
man at Sarles, has been taken to the
hospital at Hannah to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. 1t is his
second attack of the same trouble.
Munich school is starting to give the
second year course of high school studies
to class of advanced scholars. The
class consists of three pupils, one being
Miss Mabel McCay, former Langdon
girl.
A. o. Darling, who for several years
has farmed in Grey township, is con-
templating moving this spring with his
family to the western part of the state,
where he has land and may possibly en-
gage in business.
George Smith, Nekoma township
farmer, returned last week from
Rochester, MIMI, accompanied by his
wife, the latter having been taken there
during the holidays to undergo an
operation, which is reported as having
been quite successful.
Milton lodge of the Modern Woodmen
of America observed the twenty-ffth
anniversary of the institution of that
order last week by the initiation of
twenty new members, The Woodmen
are now able to boast of having the
largest membership of any order in
Milton.
At an early hour Saturday morning
Fairdale people we're awakened FROM
peaceful slumbers by the cry of "Fire''
and found the Atlantic elevator com.
pletely enveloped in flames. Many turn
ed out and were ready to prevent the
spread of the flames to the other eleva-
tors. A string of box cars on the siding
were run up the track and all saved but
one, which caught fire before it could be
removed. The coal sheds on the east
side, containing large quantity of coal,
we're also destroyed. Supt. Stinchfeld
was here at the time and Agent Thomp-
son had loaded number of cars the day
previous so it is supposed the fire start
ed from an overhested journal some
where. There was something like six
or.seven thousand bushels Of grain in
the elevator.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

Langdon's hockey team plays match
game with the boys from Hannah at the
rink ia this city, tomorrow, Friday night
Last winter these two teams played
some very close games and when they
meet here tomorrow night the game
played will be one we'll worthy of bic
turn out of spectators
Mrs. K. M. Dedrick and little son we're
passengers Monday for her old home in
Waseca, Wis, where they will visit few
weeks. Mr. Dedrick joins his wife and
son there later in the spring, when it is
their intention to return to the Isle of
Pines, where he was engaged in mission
work up to about two years ago.
Secretary Malcolm Morrison, of the
Cavalier County Caledonian Society
has within the past week mailed to resi-
dents of this and adjoining counties sew
eral hundred invitations for the concert,
banquet and grand Scotch ball to be
given at the Opera House in this city on
Friday of next week, in commemoration
of the l49th anniversary of the birth of
"Bobbie" Burns the time honored bard
of Scottish history. The program for
the entire evening is elaborate, and
especial attention is beng given to de-
tails for the entertainment of guests
who come from distance.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands Best of rates and con
ditions. 0. ID. Thompson, cashier.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

his home inadvertently stepped into an
open trap door leading to the cistern.
He fell heavily forward coming in con-
tact with the edge of the trap, breaking
three of his ribs Assistance soon ar
rived and he was carried to bed, where
he has been compelled to remain ever
since. Under good treatment he is
recovering as rapidly as can be expected
His friends hope to see him about again
in few weeks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

Just received a carload of bran an
horts. Parsons & Alpstag
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
I WANI COLUMN COLUMN |
I n

A DVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in this
a column for One Cent Word each insertion
NO advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
cents. Cash must always accompany out of
town orders. The rate for the insertion of
business locals among pure reading matter Will
hereafter be ten cents per ling each insertion,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

FARM FOR SALE Farm near Langdon for
sale cheap; either for cash or on crop pay
Price and full particulars upon writing to b
II. Stenvick, Grand Forks. N. D. 23tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

statesmen WANTED-To look after our in.
terests interests in Cavalier and adjoining
counties. Salary or commission. Address
the Harvey Oil Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

HOUSE FOR RENT-Convenien five room
particulars upon application to Y, Voll. ~
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up to noon Thursday, Jany
10, lSS, by Agent F r. Lilly of the Armenia
Elevator Co., Langdon, n Oak
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

TIMBER LAND FOR sALE-Eiehty acres of
I'm mmoer Land situated in Sections 19 and "a.
Twp 1852, Rg 81 and So. Also standing mber
for for sale, from to 20 acres on Section 25, Twp
al6S, l6S, Rg So. Call on or address j. j. Stiveland,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

STANDING TIMBER FOR sALE-snndine
timber by the acre l have 1s0acres of heavy
standing poplar and will sell same by the
acre at S25 per acre. An acre of this timber
would equal about fifty cords of wood and at
SIS per acre it is a great bargain. Come to
my place seven miles north of Olga, or write
to Honore Chaput, Olga, N. Oak 1926
FOR RENT-Five room cottage at rear eff
Presbyterian church. Inquire of Jas. G.,
Dickson Langdon NJ ID. 22tf.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

P. s. My address in Chicago
will be the Stafford Hotel, and
requests from my customers to
make special purchases will be
given my best attention.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

F34858181155 q u 81 II q Is g 5f e * q IS s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Prepares for Fight With Jack Palmer How the English
Papers See the Fighter From America-Bmms
Clears Up $4,000.

who told him that II the referee
had the money ready IL could be
paid to the winner Immediately
after the fight and prevent any
bother through the loser obieeting
when the poritien was made clear
to Lord l.onadale. president OF the
club. he was the first TO apologize
10 burns for misunderstanding his
motive
Speaking OF burns. the Bristol
paper states that -nurns Is a man
to admire both frnm an athletic
aud personal standpoint lie Ia n
type Of the beat Ia sport. man
Who makes no preiense about the
fact that boxing Il hia liylng. and
that. like aRy other man. he likes
TO set the most he can out Of hla
profession
In his fight with M0lr. Burns
SAYS be made $4,000. bets aud all.
TO the good This does not include
anything he received from engage.
ments since the bout
His fights with Palmer and
Roche will materially add to thla
sum. and when Tommy lands In
America he will have a sock full
Of cola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Los ANGELES

First race. thirteen sixtsenths
mile ChaiIonte. III lMaaEfavei I
20 |. Won. y r shaw. izt. second !.
Perry wiekca. i1t. thlrd Time.
i,sai.5.
second race. threeeighths mile
--llampasH. 100 tSchillingi. to I.
won. Madeline MuAgrave. los, sec.
ond. saath-i. 100. Third. Time.
Se
Third race. eleven aixfa.ntha
mile Inspector Bird. ioT lBurnsl.
4 u 1. woa. Royal oae~n. te5. sec.
aud: Ogindasone. ios. third Time.
0s 40
Fourth race. mile aud three air.
teenshs Sink spring. ss lIiFooksi.
7 Co >, wen. al caul Cap. fgs. scc.
ond. Iislaaco. 100. third Tima.
9.0ts6.
tIfih race. mile and thrce.ais.
tcauthn sam H.Fnard. lei fnsl.
wanl. even. wen. BADLY uaed. loo.
second. Box Elder. Toe. third
Time. 2es.
Sixth race. fls-.eighthA msie~-c.
W Burt. liz tschlilinsl. ; 10 ).
won. Hidden Hand. les. SECOND
l.audabie. i9s. third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
WILL PLAY
BASKETBALL

The girls of the Sophomore ard
Junior Glasses Of the washiuKton
high school win meet on The floor
~ the old armorY. NJ tsoren ay aud
Stewart a.. tonight In the second
inferciaas and inferseholastic has.
kaf ball game to be held this winter.
The girls Of the Freshman classes
Of the Washington anu Franklin
high schools will also play.
The girls will line up as follows
juniors Center. Eva Skinner:
forward. Ethel Evans. forward. II.
ma Estseli: guard. MabeIie punovnn:
guard. Dolly MctireEof. substitute.
Bertha Shahan.
SouhomoFes Center, Frances
lacking. forward. Alice Eaton: for.
ward. Theresa Grant. guard. Esther
Anfeil: guard. Lefah shahan.
Freshman-tenter. Hannah John.
SON forward. May Natter. forward.
Marie GIencross. guard, MAY MAY.
field. guard. Zerilla I.anier.
Umpire Coach Fletcher Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

In order 60 put n stop 10 tho
thieslnk that has been carried on
at the Washington high school Tor
some time. the school authorities
have laid down fikld rules about
pupils staying out OF the halls dur.
inE class time aud about ioiiefink
In the locker rooms ~ any time
These aifics measures have hern
made necessary ~ the repeated
theftE Of money. wearing apparel
and other thlaxs Of real value
Whether these thefts aFs com.
uisted ~ pupils In the high selool
of not il not positively kuown. bat
the fact that every pupil hat a
locker IN which 10 keep his thItss
leads the authorities 90 believe HAT
mo- outside person could get into
the baiidling aud commit the theta
Last year thnre we're several sfrl
cuipfits caught. To publicly 40.
cass them uf the erimas saaussd
altogether too harsh a method ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
tommy BURNS G0ESIN
TRAINING IN IRELAND
Yesterdays RACES
OAKLAND

First race. eleven. aixieentha mila
- SOPHOMORE, los lCafrolll. $ 20 s.
won. sangll. 100. second. Mas
Charity. 10. third Time. Ill ID.
Second race. three elghtha mile
Ocean Maid. IS eSandyl. 10 ?.
won. VI raiao. as. second. Novgos
rod. 81. third Time. sf ts
Third race. threeqnafteta mile
Jockey Mounce. ~ tcharboncanl i.
40 10 |. Ven, Hal, 81. second BRAY.
o0ere. 100. third. Time. It's.
Fourth race. one mile~impoft.
~ tGilheftl, Ia 1. won; Sidney r.,
i0f. second. Royal Maxim. ina.
third Time. i.t0l.s.
Fifth race. mile and a half
Graphite. us &C.. Miiierl. To /.
Won. resanus. -. second. Rotrou.
ioe. third Time. 3:tt
Sixth race, three quarters mile
81 George Jr.. t03 lkirsehhaaml
Q to :. won. Integrity. lia. second, .
Galvestonian. ios. third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
ATTELL
WINNER
Puts Il All Over frankie
Neil, and Seconds
Throw Up the
Sponge.

San FRANCISCO. Feb. L.
Frankie o'Ncsli lost his fight ~tth
Abe Atiell. champion featherwcighs
Of ArncFiea. last night. in the thir.
teenth Fou1d. siia seconds threu
up the sponge 20 save their man
from serious Injury. although NELL
protested against such action.
Nell had no chance al any stage
Of the game tie Was literally cut
to ribbons. Atteil was continually
peppcring away at his opponent .
face Nth right and left. and NeiII
only carried she fight To Afteli in
the seventh aud eighth rounds
During the remainder Of the scrap
the San Francisco lad played the
part 81 the hnman punching haE.
Iobnpy Murphy cot the decision
In the tan-roand preliminary over
Kid Scsler. II Was q hard. cruel
ling contest Murphy was over.
weight and lost his forfeit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TRY TO STOP THIEvING
AT WASHINGTON HIGH

punishment for children. aud 30
the pupils we're diamlsaed from
school after they bad returned the
stolen property.
There have bean several sets Of
fsirs stolen. and tteac amount %
over ti9e In value. The school
authorities. with the aid Of the 20.
Iies department. are eudeavofing 10
catch the guilty ones. aud IN this
esy put stop "a the thieFiuK
Theac guilty ones. n caught. will
BE-. dealt with the name IA any com
mon thief There viii b. no len
lsnry shown.
Pupils have been instructed 10
have all sRiuables IN the office and
not trust 10 the locks CA their Iock.
era Glfls with eosfiy fnrs and
wraps are cautioned asainsi leay
ing these around on the tops of
desks and upon the tops 81 lockers.
where any person passing could
take them u 80 Inclined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Tsmpls-Thlr and Cedar. Gen
Robert Cairns. minister. n a "a.
The Song Before the sssrr0ms 30
3. M The Grsatsst Need OF Our
city
f'lrst Fourth and James. REV.
~ T. Whitman, pastor. 10 30 a. IA,
The face 81 the Father. 1:zo d.
m. Finding self BY the wayniae~
entrance 10 church from James II /.
through alley between Fourth and
h1fth afca.
Fremont Kilbourne At. near Ere.
mont av. ftee. James Cairns. pas
tor. II a m..-one Thing Have De-
ztrrd-. 20 p m. = Therefore 80
Hun as Nnt Uncertainty.
punlap--H aintsf boulevard. Rev.
Peter A. Klein. pastor. N a m.
The Reward ~ Prayer 7 30 .. nl..
The Kindness of Christ"
West Seattle aadrona hail. Rev.
Arthur ~. CARPENTER. pastor. n.
m. Your Life II Hftd Within
Christ
Norwegian Danish - Howard and
and Stewart. Rev .. N. Xiii. pa
tor. II a. m. sermon by O. 4. Holsn.
of Portland. orr. : y ma. cvangei-
istlc services conducted BY Rev.
HoirH.
South Rainier st, near
Maynard a.. sermon at z "a D M.
~ Rev. Arthur - Carpenter, can
Inrecpgnized FoFee-
Green Lake, lind and 9Th av.
y. -. Rev u. 4. Ellis. pastor IL
a. fi-. The Lords People Gathered
Ia Their Heavenly Home 40 n.
IA. Personal Responsibility or In
dixiauai Personality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Ia letter to The Seattle star
under date of January 10. Tommy
nnrus announces his arrival In
BRISTOL. ireland. where he com
menced training that day Tor his
boxing bout with Jack Palmer ON
February 10. al Dublin
Tommy states that he Is feel
Ing fine aud Is also enjoying him
self.
Ever since the Moir fight. the
English papers have spoken In the
highest terms Of hufns. They
think him a first.elass boxer and "a
mighty fine chap
Evidently the Irish papers will
follow suit. A clipping received
yesterday. taken from one of the
RFistoi pspcrs. gises an Interview
With Burns two columns IN length,
The article puts the kihosh on
the London correspondents Of yel
low American papers regarding
tho referee and purse money IN
cidsnt. showing that Hurns was
perfectly right In both cases and
that the National Sporting club
had M "rumpus. as was tnsimatcd.
with the American
Speaking of the referee OF the
Burns Moir fight. the paper says
Burns seems to have had
Thoroughly good grounds fer his
protest The preliminary arrange
ments for the fight were made Ia
America. where the proposed rules
which we're to govern the contest
xefe drawn up Now. one OF these
rules said The referee must be
4 member Of the National Sporting
club BURNS. new to English
methods and knowing nothing OF
the status Of the club. objected 10
what he considered TO hs this Tim
itation of referees. aud II was
agreed 10 take oft the clause Hut
when Rurus arrived Ia London and
the meeting was held tn complete
the details. this very rule was read
out nnrns. remembering what had
been agreed upon Ia America
pointed cat the fact. and from this
arose the Impression that Burns
wished foe nominee of his own =
Referring to the purse money
affair. the article aass: As a
matter ~ fact. II was not the
parse. but the stake-money Burns
inquired ahaai. and he dad 80 At
thc suggestion Of the club itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
MURDERER HAS
CHANGED PLEA

Steve Phillips. ~ho nhof and Kill
I'd Mazixe Henderson IN Japanese
lodging house. Al Sixth ~. :. and
jackson a.. on DgecnbeF 81. after.
wards turning the kiin on Willis
Mecilntan. whom he wounded
slightly. entered = plea ~ guilty
of murder In the SECOND degree
late yesterday while hiA trial van
In progress tn the criminal depart.
uens Of the superior court Life
Imprisonment il the maximum t.en,
atty for aecoaddcgFee murder
Outside Of th~ statements Of SIC
cilnton. the oniy eYe sltaeas. lh~
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tsy United prs..,

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb Ia
special diapatch TO the orcgonlan
from Troutdale. Ore. states that
Governor George +. Chambcrfain'
has received an anony NOUS le4cK
demanding that John Bran,ou be
released from the Oregon pcniten.
tinry and threatens. " tho govcrs
nor refuses. the fate OF Governor
stennenbefg Of Idaho and formeF
Sheriff Harvey X Brown of Dakes
county. Braaion was sent 10 The
state prison from Cottage Grove,
Ore. faE attempting 10 kiIl q man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Congregational.

Plymouth Third and University
REV Francis J. Van Horn. ID. D..
pastor Services II A. IN. and y.
IA. morning subject. sThe Prayer
That l. Always Answered. SVEN
ing what Man May Hoe IA the
city.
Pilgrim Broadway and Republic
an. lieY Edward Lincoln Smith.
-. d.. pastor Services I a. M and
3 .. ~ Afternoon subject, Some
Things HuEneafra by Chicago"
University iifooklyn aY north.
Rev. n. g. Mason. pastor. Services
~ n a. -. and : o. m; morning.
Middle Age. evening. christian
Enheae0r Day"
EdkewateF whitman ay.. near
klib0urne ST; tex Wm g. Kant
uer. y. ID. pastor Services 1915
n. ~ and 30 y. m, morning sub
jest. gangreKntionaiism IL Seattle" !.
evening. The Church for a Man"
Prospect East Prospect ri. and
aotb ~. north 9a0 =. m. even
song. illustrated sermon on Pill
Kfim'a Progress
Columbia Rev. Edw. u. Weage.
pastor. Services. II a. NJ. and 7 80
p. M. morning. rThe Church Of La
fsdicra- evening. Christ Cleansing
tho Temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Prize FIGHTER
PUT IN JAIL

VANCOUVER. n G.. Feb -
Johnny Reagan. allaa Terribis
Reagan. prize fighter. was yes-
terday afternoons sentenced To alx
months In Jail on a charge of "a.
grancy,
Reagan IL we'll known In Seattle.
aud has reecntiy completed . term
OF thrce years Ia the British Co.
lumhia psnitenftarY. he Vas con.
victed Of a hola.ap In Vancouver
Percy Govern. another prfxe fighter.
wa tried ~ the same time and
GA tho same charge. but Naa dis.
charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
DECLARES MURDERED
MAN A BLACKMAILER
tsy unl,ed prsss.,


CHICAGO. Feb Webster
Guerin, for whose murder Mrs.
Dora Mcdonald Is being tried In
Judge Bfentano court. vas de.
clafed By James Hamilton Lewis.
Of counsel for the defense. 10 have
been a blackmallef who had hound.
ed the defendant for years and
who was shot BY her IN defense
Of her life. Lewis said that ~
would he shown that Cuerin had
devised plan by which nofepaper
belonging 10 Mrs. Mcdonald had
had been stolen for the purpose of
forging letters which might be con
stfued AZ love letters These. he
declared were used by Gnerin In
an attempt TO cxtort money from
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
ARE YOU A RED HEADED GIRL?
READ WHY YOU'RE SALT OF EARTH

any other kind of Girl Then. too.
sha IL gifted with clear. clean
complexion and with few ekesp.
lions IL The picture Of nsaineaa,
SHE IL yiyaclonH and invests a
place with activity. Nobody ever
heard of lazy red headed Girl,
When ahs takes an order she does
not waste any time IN taking care
ol n. She Ia quick wtfted and
cheerful. aud all msn appreciate
those qualities. especially nj meal
tlmen. II IL an indiaputahle fact
that 500 men out Of goo viii turn
90 look al a red.headed girl. while
one with brown OF golden treasea
will no by nnnotieed
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evidence In the ease waH largely
eincamatantisi. but the authorities
regarded their cas-. against the man
as unusually strong iiY changing
biz plea. Phillips prevented the poo.
slhillty Of receiving the death pen.
atty.
The murdered wofnan VAS the
wife of Dave Henderson. formerly
aa employ. Of the Seattle Lighting
company On the dag If the shoot.
ing she visited Mcciintpn Ia the
rtiom IN question. Phillips Il
Supposed Ia have followed her and
committed the crime from lealonsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TIMBER LAND SALES.

Timber lands In clallam. skagit
and Whateom counties we're Hola
by the United States land office In
this citv In January to the total
value OF ffO.2Sf.23 Total receipts
for the month amounted TO tiI..
0ss0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

HoouiAM. Feb. Captain
Foxei. Formerly a sra captain but
lately marine reporter on the Iaral
daily. VAS publicly horse~hipped
By Mira William Betting IN fief,
chera stationery store for telling
stories defamatory to the foafnx
wumans character The whipping
was Witnessed BY number OF fseo.
pie who allowed the woman to
ply the whip without interruption.
FogeI. Al the onslaught. started for
the woman. but she piled ths ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TAC0MA DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE A-.Y-.P-.E.
tsy United presa1

TACOMA. Feb 1.-The demo.
Gratis of the city In convention last
night requested the following per
sons 10 run for the offices named
Mayor-GeofKe T.. Wright
comptroller-Charles G. Johns.
Trcasurer-Calvin stewart
A resolution indoraing the
Alaska Yukon.Pacifio exposition
and recommending that congress
make liberal appropriation for a
government exhibit at II was
passed.
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casbolie.

81. James Cathedral Ninth and
Marion. mass daily al : a. m. Suns
day at 9. Z. and "A. m. high
mass a. / 1 a. NJ VeRpefs D. az.
Church Of Immaculate Conception
18th and Marion. mass daily At
9 80 and ; 80 a. M sunday At 3,
and 10 a ~. high mass AZ 10 70
a. m. yespera. al 50 .. IA.
Lady 81 Good fielp=sth and JEFF
fsrson. Sunday mass II ]. and
a m high mass At II a. IA. yea
fters ~ D. ~.
~ Joaeph's 18th and y Aloha.
Mass daily az 80 and 30 a. M
Sunday. : 30 and , =. m. high
mass. N d. M. xeaperp. 7 30 p. ~.
~ AlphonsuN' 18TH ~. =. W
and 5sth st. Ballard. Mas. :
a. M. Sunday. mass, a. m. high
mass. 10: 30 a. m. sunday school,
20 Il. m benedicti0n. 1899 b. fn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
MURDERESS
GOES FREE

ELLENsBuRG. Feb. The
trial Of Mrs J. G. Norris. who killed
Thomas Murray, n youth she
claimed was her adopted son. and
then took poison with suicidal in.
tent. has ended The jury found
her not guilty
That she was guilty of murder
she did not deny. the question be.
ing solely her mental condition at
aud prior to the time she commit.
ted the crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
FAKE BOXING MATCH
STOPPED BY REFEREE

MARfSNIiI.E. Cal. Feb. The
scheduled s0Foand fight between
Dick Sullivan Of San Francisco and
Young Peter Jackson was declared
me contest" by Referee Eddie
Smith of Oakland In the seven.
teknth refund The fighters had an
agreement that II both uere on
their feet 81 the end Of the 20
rounds that Il was 20 be declared
a draw II vas evident that the
men had II framed Ia GO the limit.
aud rather than bunk the spec.
tafofs the referee. who had warned
the men. sent them a. their cor
ueFN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
THREATENS THE LIFE OF
ORECON'S GOVERNOR

for his life Insurance. A brother
OF hranioa was banged at Eugene
about six years ago. Governor
Chamberlain IL en- route To Hood
River. Ore. To deliver an address.
The letter was dated January
70 and postmafked Cottage Grove.
Ore. The handwriting on the en-.
yeiope IL that of woman. the
letter vas printed and was a labor.
ed attempt to create the impress.
sion that the writer II illlteratc.