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The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

Sylvanus Elihu Johnson, prominent
newspaper man and editorial writer, died
at l2:l5 o'clock this morning in the Provi-
dence Hospital, at the age of sixty-seven
years. AT his bedside when the end came
were his wife. his two sons, Victor. Of
Philadelphia, and Philander, Of Washing
ton. and their wives.
The veteran newspaper man was taken
ill suddenly about o'clock in the after
noon Of June 3. while sitting at his desk
In the local offices Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer He was taken TO his apartment
In the Iroquois, 1913 NJ street northwest.
where II was learned the patient was suf-
fering from uraemic poisoning.
Little Hope for Recovery.
From the beginning Of mis- illness. ply
sicians knew there was little chance for
his recovery. Ten days after ne was
taken III he was removed 10 Providence
Hospital During the first few days at
the hospital an Improvement in his con-
dition was noted. On Monday night last
he suffered a relapse, and gradually grew
worse. Last night the patient was un-
conscious.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed. but it viii probably be
held from the Church Of the Ascension
tomorrow.
Mr.. Johnson was horn IN the town OF
Island Greek, Jefferson County. Ohio on
January 70. 1Sl. and received his early
education IN the school az that place. He
later attended the Richmond College and
the McNeely School In Harrison County.
Ohio.
As a boy he went into a printing shop
and learned the trade as an apprentice,
and from that he drfted into newspaper
work. his frst efforts being as a reporter
on the Ohio Statesman. Showing ability
from the first he was rapidly promoted
and was soon made city editor. Later he
was made managing editor, and thereafter
became one Of the foremost editorial
writer's
Since 1879 Nj Johnson had been State
correspondent managing editor, Washing
/ ton correspondent, and editorial writer on
the Cincinnati Enquirer. In addition 10
his work on the Enquirer he was editori-
ally connected with the New York World
and also with the New York Journal dur
/ ing Mr.. McLeans brief ownership of that
paper.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
Condition of the Water.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry, v. Va. June 3)-Both rivers clear
to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
Temperatures in Other Citicn

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended AZ
y. m. yesterday are as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
DIES a . EAVORITE
SONG IS SUNG

cd that hts daughter SING 70 him
She aid 80. accompanied by her
daughter. the grandchild Of The
dyinE man The hymn they select
ed Was favorite With the ased
minister aud AZ they aang his head
rested back ON the pillows aud hts
gaze wandered 20 the window a
he looked there fiuttred down on
the SIN a anow white plgeoa i Fes
maIned there until tho last words
of the song were belug repeated.
then II flew away
The singers directed their attan.
ton again to the dilHk man. lie
was unconscious. and remained so
until his death.
Rev. Adams came % the coast
two years aEo from Missouri. Nhefs
he had been serving a. a minister
In the Christian church since his
early manhood lie leaves thrse
sons. one LIVING IN California. enc
IN Nevada and one in Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Mrs. William Burden. daughter
Of Mrs. @. H. =. Belmont recently
married. was axphyxiated I'm her
apartments yesterday In New York.
Briefs filed by Eugene Schmltg's
attorneys yesterday at Frisco ad.
vance the point that cxtortion IL
not an unlawful act.
Bradstreets review today says
the bad storms OF the week have
materially affected business and
trading has been dull.
Harry landau. of Dawson, Y. T.,
has been elected delegate to the
outside TO study municipal prob.
lens.
The remains Of Fred Tyler used
In the trial of Steve Adams at Rath.
drum. have been sent to Santa. for
burial.
Italian consuls I'm the United
States have wired Home officials
To send no more Immigrants To this
country for the present.
Students who tipple have been
expelled from Stanford university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
TUBERCULOSIS CATTLE
Received IN SEATTLE

the firm reports that out Of 20 cat
tie bought from farmers IN tho
same vicinity AZ were found In
fecged aud condemned outright and
parts uf seven more ~Ufe con
aemhcd and destroyed.
The names " the persona from
whom the condemned cattle we're
purchased wefe submitted 20 l. 81
Woodcock. city mllk Inspector. Las,
nisht. but be declares that not one
u them VAS supplying miik 10 the
iarai dsaiefH 4 large portion %
the uilik sold IN thin city. however
comes from the south valley, die
tficts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Testimony Of a highly interest.
ms nature Is expected 20 develop
AZ the result II sait Instituted Ia
the superior court yesterday h. J
NJ. Hathaway. 81 Auburn. 10 -
cover money he alleges IL due him
from Ffyr nruhn 4 Co. for cattle
sold the defendant corporation AZ
an offset a. the suit. the meat pack
ing company replies that the cattle
on which Hathaway seeks 10 r..
ooyer Wnns found Infected 9Th
tuberculosis and condemned b ths
United States meat inspectors.
In connection sith this statemsat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
STATE NEWS

Everett pioneers held n banquet
last night
II. r. suddhy. bride tender. has
been found dead AZ apohomish.
with bullet ia his head. Suicide
IL suspected
The new Carnegie library az Bel.
iingham has been dedicated.
Public schools Of Auburn open
Monday after being closed week
owing 10 fire damaging the build.
Ing.
Gov. Mead addressed the school
children Of Tacoma yesterday on
George Washington
Hoquiam will ship l0.a0o. 600 feet
Of lumber 10 the Panama canal
Owing 10 the scarcity of wheat
the Touring mills At Dayton have
closed
Thomas Goldsworthy. Of Whit.
man county. has announced his
candidacy for governor on the re
publican ticket
The state letter carriers associa
ton Is meeting today at Belling.
ham.
Toppenish hotels are over
crowded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

four members. subject. Life After
Death
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Psychic So
eisiY. isze Second : q m lecture
- Helen ftics= lfufletEh, Tire King
dom ~ Heaven % !. ~. The
f-HW II TIE Mind
New Thought teetefy Eee-
uua. II \. m. Longevity bY John
4 fina
Liberal Religion @1Efs Fremont
az. Rev J A Haidftdss. minister.
o na.s The ftsNaalins Spirit
ftfsf Spiritual aasHiafNa ftIkr.
Mr. Irene sn1lGhs speaker f@setures
Is Z and 5 .. m. Concentration Of
luffss
Rational Chureh~sie Spring u
Winfield =. Smith Organiser q.
m Tome Let Is HsasaH Takesh-
eft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
WILL BUY FURS
IN ALASKA

SPOKANE. Fsb. =. NJ. u Sam
uels. formerly part owner of the
Wonder department store. has r..
turned frufn New York. where he
made arrangements With the firm
81 Joseph uiman 4 Co. Ear dealers.
10 enter the fur market wifh him At
Nome he expects tits year tn puf
chase FOR his company So. 600
worth uf fura IT Nome. which have
Formerly been fsksu 10 Seattle lie
is nov engaged IN mercantile bust
ness in Alaska. aud purchased
much stock for hls stores on his
Eastern trip.
Mr.. samueis says that II Is the
universal opinion of travelling men
that Spokane In one Of the best
cities In the country. and that he
has been told that II IL less affect
cd By the late money atflnkencs
than any other city in the country.
THE l. attributed 10 the great ii.
vrrsity Of Industries In the midst
~ which Spokane Il situated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
CHILDREN CAUSE
DIVORCE ACTION

A double family. although united
b. marriage. h a source of trouble
according 10 the experiences relai.
Cd By Mrs Jennie Smith yesterday
In her application for divorce
from John IS. smith. The defend
ant is president Of the King County
Coal Co. gIfh properties near Ksn
ton.
According 10 the complaint. the
couple were married January {. Of
the present year. aud both the wife
aud husband had families from
previous marriages. The result was
disastrous Tor the peace 81 the new
household aud the only remedy the
wife can scr Ia IN a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

One 81 the interesting evidences
that George Washington IL not a
myth II the record Of HIS becoming
Mason. Fredericksburg lodge No.
Z has been In existence since 1862,
and in the vaults are the original
documents showing that George
Washington was initiated as n Ma.
son on the 9Th of November. lT52;
he passed 10 fellowcraft March ..
1853. and was raised to n master
Mason August 4. 1853 Tho entrance
on the journal reads ~ follows:
4th August. 1883. which day the
lodge being present. Transactions
OF the evening are: George Wash.
inqton raised Masor, Thoa. James
entered an apprentice.
Another interesting bit Of corrob.
Grafton as to the existence OF such
person aa George Washington IL
the will made by his mother. This
interesting document IL still part
of the records 20 be seen at the
Fredericksburg city hall. Few PEG.
pie see any Of these historical treas.
ures, however, as only men Of
strong physique are able 90 en-.
dure the bed and board Of Freder.
ieksburgs one hotel The viii. after
the solemn introduction. refers as
follows 10 the Father Of His Coun.
try;
'Imprlmis: give 10 my son.
General George Washington, all
land in Accokeek run. IN the county
Of Stafford. and also my negro boy
George. TO him and his heirs for.
ever. Also my best bed, bedstead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
WILL IMPROVE
G. n. ROAD

Extensive Improvements on the
Great Northern viii be begun vhen
the snow goes off In the spriug
The kaiispel division Ia 70 be re-
constructed and new ties and 80.
pound steel rails supplied.
Steel bridges vii! replace the
wooden ones from Montana 20
Puget sound.
Work OF constructing the electric
power plant for the electric locunso.
tExes that are TO haul the trains
through the biz Cascade tunnel viii
be commenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
ANNA GOULD MUST PAY.
10y uni,,s Press.

PARIS. Feb. 27.-The court Of
appeals has upheld the decision Of
the lover court. which decided that
Anna Gould. divorced wife Of Count
Boui de Castelians. and the count
must pay Nine Nsmlduff. an
actress. so 900 for pearls which
Boni took from her ON promise Of
purchasing them Il IL charged that
instead Of presenting them IN bis
wife. the count Ra3nsd them for
til 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

riyr,aa4th- rhlrd sud University.
usv. Ffansia ! Van Hofus u D
pastor Services II =. m snd : ~ :
morn ing subject. Carried - hntaf !.
.tsnlns. stsfeaptieen lecture. scat
inK the Heights
ffixrifu broadway and Hsr4tiis=
an ex. Edward tAueaiH Hznlah. u
~. taataf. Rev Sidney HHanHs y
u. artins fAataf Services II = -.
and s p ~ mornlnE subject Pot :
sfvsneaa evening Eiatin fHs1a.
t'aiysrsit3 iirpasiyu ~. \ hsx.
n q Maasn. rastof. Services II q.
fn and ,. m. niofuius subject,
Lave aud Religion ssenius. ar
men - nsv. v e kHuinef. y. u
F.Hsewafrf@s Whitman ax- mar
Eilhousua -. Rnv. VIM 6 Kant
nor. pastor. Services 10 Is 3. ~. and
Z % D m. morning subject. "A DEED
Immortal. evening. sermon b. Rev
% q Mason.
Colnmbsa Rev Eaws y WsRHe.
pastor. Services II a m. and 70
i. m. morning. life Eternal !
evening. eghrint a. a Speaker
Union Queen Az. and Caller.
Services 10 40 = m and ! 30 . 81. !.
RHv. 4. NJ. Freeiand breaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
OF THE EXPOSITION

v. y. lnnes. director ~ the "a.
nous lines band OF Chicago. vas
yesterday appointed director gen.
erai OF music Tor the A. \ I. ex.
position.
lie viii have supervision over all
bands which give concerts during
the big show. aud Of vocal con.
csrts aud organ ard other Fseitsls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
Hge GIVES WARNING.

Or. Elmer T. Heg, secretary Of
the state board 81 health. in let.
ter to local boards throughout the
state. directs that every death Ger.
tifieate be carefully scutinlzcd.
and II there Is reaSon 20 believe
that death occurred rough plague.
refuse a burial pellnit until the
case Is investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Tempie-Third av. and Cedar IT !.
Geo. Robert Cairns. minister. II
a. m. Unconscious Usefulness" /.
7.9O p m. Would You Advise a
Young Man To Marry Early In
Iife7"
Tabcrnacie-1s nv. y. and Har-
riEon. John Marvin Dean. minister
n n. m. Rev. Arthur ID. Carpenter
viii speak ON Repairing the Altar
That Was Broken Down. Tsa0 .,
m, r. II. CherrinKton. Hupt. OF Anti
Saloon league. VIII speak.
Firat-Temple de Hirseh. Boyisten
and Marion, Rev. u. l. whitman,
pastor. 1880 a. m. Joy I'm the
Morning" 1850 p. m, Service OF
Delay"
-Kilbourne at. near Ere
mont av. Rev. James Cairns pas
tor. II a. m. In My Fathers
House 4.S0 .. IN, The First
Psalm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
BeIlingham Minister Slowly
Sinks to His Death.

REI.LlNGHAM. Feb % Ills
ears drinking In the strains 81
Nearer Ms God 20 Thee. and his
eyes resting on snow.white dove
that allghted On the window siil,
Rev. Vim. Il. Adams. 40 years a
minister in the Christian church.
Thursday evening sank into uncon'
seionsness that lasted until hts
death at the home Of his daughter
Just as Il vas announced that he
vas failing fast and could not live
more than few hours the old man
revived and called 10 those about
him t. draw nearer Then he ask.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

engines Of $1,000 horse power fo'
the Japanese government have
Just been built ~ the works al
the Fore River shlpbuildins CON
pany tn Quincy They are "a y
shipped 70 the Japanese t. b IN.
stalled w the armorod cruiser Ibatl
which il being built At the navy
yard IN knfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Dunlap Rainier boulevard. Rev
Peter a Klein pastor ~ q. u- AN
l Ready fer the Lord. fhguid H.
Come fac s. 10. The Great
Question u life
Wet seattle Aadfnna hall. Rev
Afthuf u Ceffeatrr, pastor, 4 ..
m. Moses and thr f'suFhrts-
saath hratflr=- Rainier. near
Maynard az Nefmnu a. - y. "a
- H~s Arthur - Carrcnisf. xvi
deura Tor the boubtrr"
eaiumhia Fhaien's ball. Rev.
Harry fefxuson. pastor ~ a. M,
BE Common FurpeHe ~ tho
Church ard she State. ~ state =
attorney ~ Anti Eaiuun league. )
q "a. What Does u MranT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

School OF Occult Science al, 1908
Second Mrs Minnie jennings.
teacher and pastor. 2fa0 y. m.
soul Affinity"
First Divine Scicncc-Co Columbia
hall. Broadway and Pine. Agnes ".
Mccarthy. pastor. n a m, The
Known God"
Thcosophical- Seattle Lodge, 1920
Second. y. M, a symposium OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Sunday ciub--Y. NJ. e. A.. Fourth
and Madison. 2;i5 .. m. concert by
Dixie Jubilee company. 81 Chicago.
=. m, address by Bishop y. w.
keator, Of Tacoma: sis u. m.
friendship supper. followed by de-
bate on rs II Easier 90 DO Right
Than to DO Wrong7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

aud Virginia cioth curtains lsstr
came that stands il M heat It'd
ROOM. mo quilted blue and white
quilt aud M beat dfeaslnx glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

University ~ Re ssnd and
itfnahisn avs j. M cAnss. pastor
n =. Hs. rrsa Present nay Tenn.
peFanse Wave 7gao q fn. wash.
inEtan, the f1rsg American Gentle.
man
Green GAkr A. E-@fsth ~ and
First as y ~. - 4. lsnedici. PAS.
cor. 10 - a. m The call II
Moses 30 9 ga, sermon 20 ypuuE
men -ffNs Emneth Afonoa
hffst ~ E~thufrh South M~rcer
and Federal. e. W paikrr. -. y
pastor ~ a. ru. How - Knoa
Truth sts D. ma. ~unconacioua
Decay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Trinity Eishth and James. Rev.
~ u Bowen. rector n a. VA.
fii1ryinE ~ infirnities. sss r.
p. Newly Discovered Biblical Man.
uarfiris T. va. ". J. 4. Butter =
ttfh organ recital
81 MARKS Nadinun and broad
Nay Rev. J =. - IIWya. rector.
Hsv. J X. Hack priest IN charge.
Services I and ~ o. ~. and Z 40 y
N Morning WIN Relief Ia sal
walton in the Future BeEet Spirit
q Religious Indifference even.
ms The Testimony q sccpiicism
e. the Truth ~ Christianity
~. Aterhsn's W Sind ~ Hai-
lard H~x John A ~ clair. rector.
Morning prayer. ~. The Wages ~
sin evening prayer. 80. This
call - the Kingdom
~. James North axth and stone
az. Fremont. NJ Rev. Frederick ".
knatnr. - -. bishop Of Olympia.
wia effieiate ~ ~ a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

SAN FRANCISCO. rtb u.
SACRAMENTO Morning ling :.
the Oldest nexspspe.z { g.
mia. has been purchase ! .
Cslkins newspaper ssnaIa:<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

noylston Az. tfnitarian-B oyiston
and Olive; Rev. j -. q. Powers.
minister. II n. m, "a Great Amerl-
can Citizen-GcorEe Washington"
p. m, a Great Jewish Leader and
feacher=-felix Adler-and Univor-
sal Religion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

WASHINGTON. %. G.. Feb. %. --
Senators AldFich and Bailey b.
ileyc the senate wiil probably vote
ON the Aldrsch currency bin on Fri.
day or Saturday 90 next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
Sunday Dinner

Try the regular Sunday course
dinner at the Stevens Hotel Cafe.
II 10 SD. m. Only so cents. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22


FIRST Seventh and spring Rev.
NJ. a. Matthews. pastor. n q. NJ
Poverty 81 Spirit. evening. Can
tho Theatre he Appropriated =
South Park branch First PfesltY
tsfiRn- Services conducted IN uud-
isy'a hall. Rev. =. s Secrest IN
charge. II = m. The Prince !
7.ao o m. "Gad In History
ballard 18th az. ! ". and MAJ
ket At. Ballard. Rev. J. Mcdonald.
-. u, II North Dakota. viii preach
at n n m and Z 20 .. n.
Cherry st-1znd and Cherry
Rev. W 4. Stevenson. pastor. II
a. m. How the Inner Light Grows
Tao p. m. The Influence Of Heiig
lon In Politics
Westminster broadway and Co
iumbin. Rev J. NJ Wilson. pastor
Morning. Westminster Work .
evening. who Il a God Like Thee ?
First united-i4th and +. Spfins
Row. VIM. Alvin SpaldinE. y. u.
pastor. n a. m. Why Christian
ity Lives { 20 . m. Things Of
fcrcd to Idols.
Reformed Presbyterian tcavansu
teri olive and Terry. Rev. Tilns
Melville Slater. minister II a. ia.
Prayer and Service 1870 J.. m.
The Ministry Of Books"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Grace German. Gcorgctown-s orv-
Ices In Presbyterian church. Spo-
kane st. Rev. Luther NJ. Fcegcr.
2:3o =. m, Sowing In Hope"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

First--n broadway and T.. Olive;
A. l.. Chapman. pastor II =. m.
Seeking Christ. Use .. m. The
Conversion 81 the phllippian 1aileH .
Ballard 202t w a7th st Rev A.
r. Grim. pastor. II A. m, Hin
drnncce": 7 30 =. IN. second in Sc
riea on "D0ctriual Agreements aud
Disagreement naptists.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
BIG TURBINES roa JAPAN.
10y United Press.

10y United Press.l
BOSTON. Mass. Feb. ga
pair Of itf-lnch diameter turbine
BUY your nat OF Z. n. Brooks q
Co. 1881 Second gv. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
81 elh aV. Services N a. ~. and
.. m; subject. Mind. reading
room, f23 Alaska building
Second Church ~ Christ, Scientist
-s0lf W isth 1T. ballard. Services
II a. m. subject. Mind: reading
room IN church building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

st. James cathedral Ninth and
Marion. mass daily AZ 4 a m. sun
day at 8. !, and a. m. high
mass ~ ! a m vcHprra. o. ~.
Church of Immaculate Conception
18Th and Marion. mass daily az
70 and $40 q. m. sunday at 4. Z
and . 30 q. M. high mass at 1880
n m yerpsrs at 120 y. m
Lady Of Good Iieip-bth and JEFF
fcfson. sunday mass at Z. \ and ?
q. m. high mass az ~ a. m. Vos-
psrE at . IN.
81 Jesaph's-tSth and r. Aloha
Mass daily az s 20 and 80 a. m .
Sunday. 7ge and a. m. high
mass. II a. M voEpcra. 30 =. M.
81 Alphonsus- av. n. W.
and tSth a.. Ballard Mass. :
a. m. sunday. mass. a. M; hiEh
mass. 10 80 a. m. Sunday school.
z 30 ,. N. bcnedlction. 40 D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
SUNDAY TOPICS

Notices for The church cot :
nmnu II thu Saturday star pils :
. not b. accepted after ; u'eiaea :
. Friday afternoon.
All uutleea must contain .
. aahIeet1 81 sermons
Owlmx 10 deIaY 10 the dsiit.
. cry % malls. natiesa ehusisa
b. mailed as saflg as fuSa' .
. bic. Ia order 20 insure their
arrival At The sieF office IT
the tins specified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

IEfuHF oF THE CONDITION CF THE
t1fst Aalienal hAnA o. SeAtfis. in fha
HsAte - WsaAtnGten. a. tft Elusz a
business fshfvaFF ~. asa
HGAffi it.Er
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

- .nsss<
state ~ washinFfon. Cc1aIl 8.
Ralph 5 stacy. ezsAi<F :
uaasd hank do sofsH1 Z.
the Above statefntnt : -
- my knowledge md SO. ri
pAIrR = <TAfi
eats-rft.et ard tsnfn t.
shts Fssf Az ef FehfuaF -
Il GRAVES Ns;s'f =
cofrect-kftesf .,-~
LEROY Y Ast
q ". TEf4s.4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Total 4.r.s4 ..4...s. sf4.flf.4as a.
state ~ Washington. rounfY 81 kinE.
I. a. Afneld president 81 tho shove
named hank. do aoismnly swear that the
above statement ~ true TO tho beat ~
my knowledge aud belief
NJ a. ARNOLD. President
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this sisi daf 81 February. 1908
GEn. PHILLIPS. Notary Public
caffcat - Attest
MAJ RICE McMfCKES.
~ ~ MOSS.
" ~ HOFIUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

NN.NAN.etA SO
state Of Washington. County of King -
l. Joseph T. Grcenieaf cashier - the
ahoVe- NAMED bank, 10 solcmniN swear
that the fercHuinE statement ~ true TO
the best % my know ledge aud belief
JOS r.. gREENfEAF. Cashier
Sworn ami subsrtibsd 10 before me
this eiet dny % Fehruari. 1905
tSrall ghAS ~ THOMAS
Notary Public In and Tor tho state OF
Washinston residing at Ssattia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

ttEi-Ahf % TIE kQxxaT<r . :,
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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-16

J. A. Kelly came up from For
syth this morning.
George Il. Barnes the we'll known
contractor. leaves for Helena to-
day.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-16
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES HERE
County Candidates Have Enthusiastic
Meeting Here Tuesday Evening"
Prospects Look Bright.

Some of the candidates ON the
republican county ticket including
Rufus B. Thompson. candidate Tor
representative; Il. n. Clingan, for
commissioners; W. r. Woods, for
sheriff; ]. G. Huntoon, for clerk
and recorder, and Louis Blodgett
for clerk Of court. were in Round
up the fore part Of this week and
on Tuesday evening conducted a
rally. The rally was largely at
tended and the speakers. consisting
of j. c. Huntoon and Albert Pfaus
were enthusiastically received.
The candidates have covered
nearly the entire county and have
met with hattering receptions
wherever they have been. The out
look for the election Of the entire
republican ticket looks very bright