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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

the Mckinley cartoons. Honey was
depicted In the cartoons aa
"Reany."
henrstn Examiner says In parti
The attempt 70 XIII Assistant
District Attorney Francis j. fenoy
by an eH-conviot at tho moment
when lieney had brought Ruef to
the prison door and seemed 20 DO
~ the very act Of thruntlng tho
afch -ernfter into the place whore
no belongs, 10 one Of tho most re-
RrettAble occurrences ever Wit
naaHod In San Francisco, OF any
other city. II u shocking and la
inevitable, but Il ia gratifying 20
know That Mr.. Heney Is not NOR
tally wounded. Tho physicians
hope 20 save his Ire, and ovarysgood
citizen fervently hopes that he viii
be spared
Who 10 tho man 10 lead Ia
tienoy'a placer
Who II the man TO DO the great
eat work for San Francisco that any
lawyer can over do FOR this glori
Gus oity9
Time for Reflection.
"fhiu Ia a time for eaimness and
reflection. a vital day In the city
history.
Punish the would be a-aassin
quickly, and punish the boodicra
ana graftara. ah we'll Let there bo
no delay IN this public duty"
The Chronicle says IN part
Tho appalling crime which was
committed In this city yesterday
adds another paragraph 10 tha icing
record Of disasters which hava boz
fallen this unfortunate community.
An officer 81 tho law was shot dawn
"a cold blood by oowprdiy AZ.
Aamain whom he had offended in
tho discharge OF mis- official func-
tons Happily the fnurdarer--foe.
70 AL ihtsnis and purposes he 10 "A
niurdefeF failed 90 wholly accom-
phsh Ma purpose. Tor az this writ
ms there Is reason 10 hope and boz
llsFe that tho victim will recover
hut murder was Intended and al
most accomplished a most daa- |
sArdiy murder for the cowardly as |
passln stole Up unseen. behind hsa |
snnuapsetins victim and shot him
Ia the back.
Law Must Take lts csurss.
MI Honey. bet as hope. win ra-
cover. The would-be assassin must /
2" lsf, % the hands Of the law
Fortunately. tho city has basn
spared the spectacle % summary
vengeance ~ the hands OF Mortified !
Witnesses q TIA Rirocious deed.
Noihins is gained and much il lest
when people take the law Into their 4
own hands
II IL not possible that this city 4
ean escape suffering from this ac-
eurrenco as u viii b. represented |
IA Tho press % the wufid. n would 4
seen' that there Is no end 70 our
miafertunsa We stall suffer ieast 4
II 80 regard u as an appalling
crime and let justice take rs reg
uiar course with such machinery AZ 4
We have provided for tho ps4rpono.
without infiammatory appeals 10 1
human passion Tho victim and /
hia family viii Foceiva the profound 1
atarathy af the community. coupled
wiih fcrVeus hopes thar tho present 4
belief that he viii Recover may o.
weil founded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
All Kun in Irons for a
Smoky Finish to Fam
Tan Game.

An Kun. once bland and smiling
and kindly, late cook on the German
freight ateemer Vanguard. now sits
Idly in irons awaiting the unknown
Justice OF foreign courts for a
crime alleged 20 have been COM
mittod against his own oountrymen
on the hii4i seas
An KUN had been iurcd into a
game 81 fan-tan IN tho quartefman-
ter'H cabin, where. before his very
eyes. tho wages ~ ten months dis
appeared into this pockets Of hie
Hlant-eye rivals for tho odd-0r-
even button. while An Kun was un-
able 70 aavYy exactly the manner
thereof
Becoming convinced that some
thing was wrong. and suddenly real
izing that his New Years ceiebra-
ton daaref 20 the Chinese heart
than 10 the Fourth Of July 10 the
10 year old American - had been
filehed from him. An Kun ran
amuck With "a gun. and proceeded
10 puncturs thu pefial extrsmitles ~
whomnoevsr ~ his Hibberlng mates
had made away with the coin.
Powder and Madness.
With the fira, smell of powder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
WIFE'S SONS TAKE new
HUSBANDS GOOD MONEY

Although described BY a femin-
inc witness IN the case as one
81 The finaat mon you could dream
o. nevertheless Anton herman
was thrown out ~ his house BY MS
wife IN the dead Of winter. VIII
ne baggage but hia wearing ap
pnfei UPON his refusal 70 longer
supply spending money for her four
husky cons. according 60 the test
mony In the divorce suit 81 herman
aralnAi his wife. Sophie herman' ~
the superior court this morning
herman stated on the stand that
he married his wife In 81 faai'
and that abe brought a. a contTi.
hutton 10 the altar with her four
utaiwart boys These boys. accord.
ing 10 the testimony. used 10 get
herman drunk and take hts money
away from him. when he finally
rebeiled at this treatment and re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
DRINK CRAZED WOMAN
TRIES TO KILL OFFICER

Mrs. Johnson was rational this
morning. and told a representative
OF The Star that she did not re-
member anything concerning the
affair.
4 commenced 20 drink port wine
and beer last Tuesday, and ] don
remember anything since" Aaid
Mrs. Johnson At the city jail this
morning. II don't know where !
got tho gun. started out with
t4B 20 have good time. but ]
haven't got any Of the money left
now. Was robbed o. a. II !
tried 20 XIII tbs policeman ] am
sorry"
Mrs. Johnson is known 90 the
police. having been arrested sew
eral times for drunkenness. She
viii appear IN police court Mon
day afternoon for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ITCHING
skin Troubles Of Infants and
Adults Quickly Cured.

When II IL known that poslam.
the new skin remedy. win stop the
torturous itching attending eczema
with the first application and bring
immediate relief and comfort TO
sufferers from all skin troubles,
its merits will be instantly ap.
preoiated. on the tender skin OF
chatting infants. poslam may be
used with soothing and beneficial
effects u IS applied externally.
and It's remarkable healing powers
begin their work at once
All skin diseases, including &c
zema, acne herpes. rash. letter.
etc, Yield readily to It's remarkable
curative properties. Occasional
applications OF poslam In small
quantities. viii quickly Danish plm-
pies. hives. blackhcads. blotches,
and viii relieve and cure itching
feet, scaly scalp humors etc. A
special 50-cent paekago has been
adopted for those who use poslam
for these minor troubles. This, as
well as tho regular 81 Jar, Is on
sale at the Quaker Drug Co. and
other leading drug stores in Seattle.
An experimental supply OF pos-
lam may be obtained free of charge
by wHung 60 the Emergency Lab
orotories, so West o25th st., New
York city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

Above Florida. according 20 the
calculations OF the Americas pilot.
the winds that prevail above the
gulf stream turn northward along
the Atlantic coast These currents
Capt. Mueller hopes to catch. and
believes that his balloon win be
hurtled through tho hleh air above
Cape Hatteraa TO where Long
islands low shore line guards tho
waves OF the Atlantic from the
sound.
This route may have 10 be ahan-
doned AZ tho moment 81 tho flight.
The best route. a. outlined by
Capt Mueller. Is one that appeals
10 the embryo bailoonlat The route
known al No would abandon the
balloon to the inland Winds about
Los Angeles and travel up tho San
Gabriel valley 90 San nernardlna
and over the Caion pass. OF there.
abouts to the Molave desert
From the desert Capt Mueller BE-.
lievcs the air currents would sweop
the America 20 a point north u
Yuma, on the Colorado river
Here The winds that blow up the
Gulf q California are DETECTED
eastward and. according 20 the
wind charts. their course II not De
Elected until the mountains % Ten.
ucsEcc are reached. Ouee these are
tfaFvrsed. Tor these mountains are
the chief objection ~ the route. the
trip 60 the Atlantic coast W0ula pre-
sent no difficulties
In the four other routes mapped
out BY Capt Mueller. the trip out
OF Southern California would be-
made In the same manner. but once
over the Mojave dessert. the winds
might carry the balloons northeast.
ward instead Of toward the south
and the favorable winds of the Cult
Of California.
Ona current. according 10 tho
charts leads directly toward The
highest part ~ the Rocky mountain
chain q second trends west 81 tho
Rockies and over Wyoming. a third
blows across the Great Salt Lake
and toward the forblddlnE WAAateh
range In Utah. the fourth over Ida
ho and north inia Canada.
should the northern route be fnl.
lowed, the dangers Of the race
would BE- doubiy Increased. The
low temperature 81 the northern lat.
ttudrB would mean that the gas u
tho balloons would cool and the
time u fiighf - greatly shortened.
Moreover. should the racers with.
stand the cold. lt would be no san
ple matter 10 travel On foot frpm
she fruzen regions ~ Hudson hay
OF the Great slave lake 10 a point
on a railroad iine or 10 civilization.
Capt Mueller says that he hope.
for favorable winds. Then be aays
he will trust 20 luck and hit New
York or bust"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
WIG HARBOR PIRATES
Trapped WITH GOODS

wsaatch~s defeated the Ballard
high school yesterday aftaruoon ~
TIE score 81 10 20 o. While the
taiiar1 boys aere fast aud gritty.
they we're outweighsd, and their op-
ponenta had al they could 40 %
score once in each hair Next week
me boys Will make the trip 70
ElieushurE 90 play the Ellcusbura
and North Yakima teams
~ the evening. however, the De.
batting team. consisting ~ BsrYi
Niii. George Ia wth0fne and Joa
Harvey defeated the debating team
~ Hfemertou 81 the latter place
TIE Judges were 2 90 ! in favor u
a a.llar e.. lsffs s 1870, aseo@ sg
launch. which wac hired for the
occasion. and showed the navy yard
people how roofing ~ done In live
school
Frederick shafer Dead.
Frederick shnffor aged 81. died
last night nt the home 81 his son.
r. p shnffcr. $3.50 Barnes av Mr.
Ballard and up 70 a short time be-
fore hls death was quite active. Tie
leaves seven children, only one of
whom resides here Tine funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
low Of Crown Hili cemetery.
New store Rsopsaa.
ny working herd for the past few
days the New Store Was able 70
open again 40 the old quarters, on
ballard nV. this afternoon az
oclock.
AZ the morning service u the Gil
man Park NJ Fl church thu Rev.
7 w Flc8hor will speak on the sub
iect. "The night state ~ the Heart"
10 the evening the topic VIII be.
1.-THE Parable Of The Ten Virgins"
TomfsFrow the Rev Geo H Loo
N the Presbyterian church viii
preach on the sub lnctg "Feliowahip
With God" and "Omnipotenco"
Rev . a e. Clair. rector Of 81
HfNnhnua' Episcopal church. VIII
% ths evening ON 7rho Missionaries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
Presses Muzzle Of Revolver
to Patrolman j. II.
Landon's Head.

Had Il not been for the quick eye
Of n clerk at the anoamalmie phar'
macy last night. Police Patrolman
J. IL Landon would have been shot
down In cold blood By Mrs. Anne
Johnson. a cook. who lives at l4z3
Seventh Nv.
Juat as the woman pressed the
muzxle OF a as-callber Smith h
WessOn hammerieHs revolver be.
hind the left ear 81 the patroIman.
the clork cried out and Landon
whlrled about IN time 20 knock the
weapon from the waman's hand
She was taken 90 the city sail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
: Boys Admit They
n'6sd launches in
Ballard.

- spsslsl ssrsics.l
N9y ~ Yesterday
pe..es arrested Fred
icyd Merrill. aged
pa hctAanaii. aRed fg.
ttf'paa articles from
s4troes around SALMON
lAqfp ard Merrill uern
f9Nb0At ard ware fr~
eMe gasoline engine
proprietor 0f Carl
lase Carlson was aua-
eacncfsd the boys fn
tiinont oars while ha
s.ifa station o. get an
4. ginian Campbell was
Wrought fhe bows rs
UNDER the ieaeerahtu
~ tssy had been afeaiirr
launches in me bav
and dispealar ~ them.
ace2 later ~ H. 49,
~ was pleked up
were furned over 20
- ~ tfuaHf detective
~ 4ehsal.
NAfd has recently
y9fc1aafng assita fer
ballard ai tha e6r
y and 2tth av w
49, fAfksr tract WorE
GOD ora new school
- y fooHs Thla viii
~ tsie present Broad
u MI relieve tic
Hehker ana tha
o f,. olt The property
foaa way school neyy
oid ~ the school
~. We new site wau
vars ago tbo sobeef
"a city ~ peli'
.'eF ne same bropari !
" asked was fls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
LY.OR BUST" THE SLOGAN
80 nurcn.nsoN.l


i sxuKLES. Cal Nov a.
n u hallcon rmre from Los
b SeT Yofs. A. outiinsd
: snsrickh ~ he chief pilot.
Aaxm,e u Nneller. have
y Asls-ss& ka1 | an rea3Y fug
szr What ruufs she captain
~ g his rzfs through the
= tls nss1Tls t. a secret,
&alf ~ ~ y made pab-
IL after shs fzre 3 on
E2sfs nv III raxn mat Capt.
|e'lsF belIssss . = practicable.
! pztt TAT s<ens most llkely 20
) = Hza.xt'xa i one that. 10
sraa bi a. asrUnnut and
l<1na q ikaf x0nld seem b.
: ncss isrsifIlsg and danger.
7 ~ s.zis aad upper air
asex \ Cart Mueller will
- y sal hiA giant gas bag
xrz n California. between
'aiss and the SEA. 70 a
ts1F fstsnce south d the
y s<der
s'p@ n Mexican line Of
nor thar the wiads
axtF across northern
o. EuIf. and thenee
= sak Of Mexico 70 Flor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

The United Wlreless Co will
open ga new station on tho fair
grounds AZ Victoria on next Wed.
hesday This station ~ gk ".
plant. with 200. foot steel mast
and u o. equal power with any on
tbs coast with the exception Of
those here and at san Francisco.
which have SIX w. coils. This fur.
ther completes the eompanyp sya.
tenn. making the twenty second sta
ton on the Pacific coant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
fMTED PRESS MAN I'm The BASKET"
| m COAST TO COAST BALLOON RACE
|cORY OF FLIGHT TO BE
TOLD FROM The CLOUDS

,n race which win be eagerly watched by aerial
49, wnrid over fraught with hardshipa aud per
- A.lea 70 start los Angeles afternoon
n s~.a whea Capt Augusta T. Mueller In the balloon
II "a Cant "A h. Wild Ia tho United States viii be
iast each other in attempt 60 make successful
- United Press viii be represented by the
asss ,., a,ranweroents with ,he n.y,rators and
49, x Ike race X Hutchinson has been gYanted per.
s occupy the basket OF the American with Capt Meu
$50 ,.,a corfespondent OF this newspaper His descrip
~ she clouds ~ this latest and ambitious attempt
&C. ia pers nf the air and 10 show that aerial nayga
N.ruken uEder proper conditions be made
p IN y published exclusively in The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

steamer Monticello WAS yesterday
taken off the BremartOn run. she
mas been operated all summer IN
Opposition % the boats Of the Port
orchard Route. and the constant and
nnfeileyed wear has been too much
Tor her. Ahe broke her propeller
several days ago. and her owners
nave decided % retire her for the
winter leaving the other route a
clear field. The rates viii rernaiS
the same. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

&--4-s-sAt s.t 49, ! : ! : . u ! 81 In
TAe steamer Charles Nelson viii
leave Aan FrAnelkra Turaaay No.
ysmber ~. for saattls wltu a large
general cargo
Steamer Tampioo arrived In laat
niRht from Alaskan ports
steamer puiphtn sails Tomorrow
evening Cor tauthoAstarn Aiaakas
points
steamer Nabraakan arrived In
during the night on her fhtrd trio
from saiinA Cran. whore size trana.
ships cargo from amd 10 the rrnas.
iHthmua railroads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

British steamer Craigvar Is the
cause OF some anxiety among ship.
ping men Just now. Usually a rs.
day boat she was ii days out of
Yokohama yesterday. and 80 far
nothing has been heard from her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

Passengers on the Santa Clara
20 the number Of 800 arrived this
morning from CordoYa and South.
eastern Alaskan ports. They re-.
port that many arc gathered about
Cordoya for the purpose of getting
out for the winter. and that ths
boats for the next few trips will
DO crowded 10 capacity The va.
catan and the Bertha. which will
arrive next week. will bring out IN
al about 600, bat at least that many
VIII have 10 be left In on account
OF lack Of accommodation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

The first annual mass meeting Of
the bpifltuallatic Temple Fund as
HociatiOn viii be held tomorrow att
efnoOn ~ The Maccabes temple. az
foufth ana Pine. There will be-
good speaking and excellent me-
hiums Ia attendance, and an or
cheHtfh VIII play during the banquet
Mhich Follows the meeting Mrs.
y v Jackson viii deliver the prln-
cipai address 81 the afternoon but
~ excellent program has been ar
ranged in connection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

a. the weekly meeting II ina New
Thought society. AZ 1925 Fourth av
tonight. W " Keys Wfil give an
address on me suh iecf. "immortai !
ttYs and Mrs n 81 Craweii will
give reading ~ Elia wheeler Wi
eoN'H poem with that title strangers
are cordially welcome az all thaae
meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

fused 10 supply money except for
the needs Of his wife. she turned
him out IN the cold world. A d.
vorce was granted by Judge Frater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

The Call goes on 10 charge that
the shooting was the direct result
Of cartoons. known a. the "A Mutt
SERIES" which have appeared In
Hearts, Examiner. and recalls the
charges against Hearst regarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

Hfitish steamer Beechly sailed
from Gan Francisco for this port
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14
hEkEY SHOT DOWN
BY ASSASSIN
(oon,Iuusdl


business hora. lilo aoemad to be-
iaboring undor a terrific mental
strain After telling OF HIS Ions
nouriahed hate against the prose
cutor and his plans for revenge.
he would say;
Il don't care what becomes Of me
now"
Then he would ask suddenly as
10 the condition OF Honey. and ex.
press the hope that the wound
would not prove fatal Ito denies
emphatieally that he was hired by
any of the enemies OF the graft
prosecution 90 do the deed. saying
that he was prompted only by his
doasre for revenge on heney,
City la Shocked.
The entire city OF San Fran.
cisco Ii intensely shocked BY the
attempt 10 KIN iIeney. Huef's at
tornoys. Aoh aud Doxier. declared
yesterday within fcw minutes
after the 'hooting that they would
neither OF them ever take another
criminal ease an ionK as they ON.
gagged IN the practice OF law Aeh
declared that Heney IN exposing
Haas. had done only what any
other lawyer would have done In
tho course OF his duty.
While the graft prosecution. and
ltenaY In particular. have been sub.
ioct 10 the savefest conaure OF late,
aud through their failure to send
any of the graftara 10 the pcnltcn.
tiary have fallen into the diagAvor
81 many persons. tho feeling OF the
community had a sudden ravulaion
last night, everyone realizing that
had the proper kind ~ support
been lent 20 che prosecution la
labnrH would have borne more fruit
and an outrage such as that OF yoa.
ierday would never have been at.
tempted
Comment o. Call.
Tho Call this morning. comment.
ing on the Honey shooting. says In
Part.
VIII they stop at nothlngf
Are not stealing. perjury, brib.
cry, dyuamitinK. murder. enough
Must the court 81 Justice IN this
community run the gamut Of ylo.
lence. as well as OF Islander aud
psttyfoEEinF obatruction7
Apparently Il must But there
" AZ least no longer any reason
20 doubt where the responsibility
lics. A bare chance. the moment.
airy trcu0r 81 an assasaiua hand.
many have saved the ilfo Of Fran
els J Honey 10 this community.
There viii be no tremor in the
finger Of Ecofn that points past
tho miserable wretch that did the
shooting 81 the men that desired
a. The worthless crank. Of course
II always 10 Dirty hands for dlrty
work Hut softer hands and kesner
brains plan a. And this community
will waste no wrath on the miser.
able tool. now covering in iaii
Il was not be who has d0wred the
steps Of Francis J. Hsney these
two years with thugs. II vas not no
who filled the court room with PRO
fcAaiunai ruffiRna II was not 10
who dynAmitsd Gallagher OF hired
it done Least Of all. was II he
who made Joke q that crime and
sought 20 make a Joke and 4 By.
word Of the heroic Heney Poor
iicany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

This community knows who ala
theae things. and q will cherish
them Ia eKecrAted mamory long a.
Ter the nafnes OF Haas and Ciand.
lanes are a. forgotten as the
CrolEnaE
The immediate hand that ala
this deed eaa a hired hand.
Who hired Haas "a shoot
fieucys
There r. no proof mot jet. nut
Haas was hired once to pcrlure
himself into a jury boz In a former
RUFF trial By the ysry men who
tried % hire others g. psriura their
say IA the present Husl Jury.
He ~aa among the gang ~
thugs Who have infested the court
room IN all these trials. Tho ofheru
Nere hired. and for nothing good.
Presumably Hasa Was. he mar have
exceeded the letter. bat he dld not
violate the spirit Of his instructions
and those who hired him shall not
b. held Kuiltless q his wrong.
Blood of the Martyr.
The blood OF the martyr IL the
sesd Of iuaiice. Out % thia crime.
II haply Il be not bought too dear.
may come anew vision and \ new
resolve TO San Francisco Abo Rucf
IL In jail. AZ hia own request. Ha
may go TO the poEitanfiary from
= like motive. At any rate. we are
not likely 20 see the trial, which
was Interrupted BY a tragedy. r..
sumad az a farce Lot tho trial OF
Ruef nov go on 20 10 inevitable
end. IN decsncy. voluntary or en-.
forced.
Abe Ruef is entitled 10 be con.
victed and punished by the Law
lie should welcome the right And
let tho public speech 81 this com.
learn wiadom and diHcre.
lion. There have been too many
malicious or ignorant wagEinE
tongues that helped work murder
Lot na no longer Islander nor toll
srate SANDER u tbo forces that are
working 10 right the evils that have
afflicted this community II was
never right. and a terrible expert.
encs has now shown us that II was
not safe"
Ek...m~ A~.f...s ha.m.e
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-14

Rev 2 a e. Clair. rector Of 81
stephens EpiHeop8l church, Will
speak go morrow ON Purity" and
ln me evening on The Miaai0narioa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
A HIGHLAND PARADISE.

Among tho "HiRhlnnda Of ontario"
thcrc nro severn, dintricts that appeal
to the tourist and summer traveller,
but the most popular and probably the
mott beautiful Of these districts In the
one known as the Lake OF Bays"
territory covering many hundred square
miles of land and water scapes and
where the influx OF summer travellers
ia increasing every year. Many an en-
thusIast has named the Lake of Baya
Queen Of Lakes" It IL n place where
the cool brcezos blow. where groves Of
spice balsam lift their graceful minarets
against the sky; where thee are no
swamps where bathing Is safe and
where the spocklcd trout. salmon trout
and black bass arc found. and whore
the deer abound
This charming district Is situated on
the line of the Grand Trunk Railway
System and is reached through Hunts
Vile. 145 miles north of Toronto
A new hotel with accommodation for
o0n has been erected and is CON
coded to be the best Of the summer
hotels IN the northern districts a hand
some hook. descriptive Of the territory
| and giving all Information as to guides,
rates. routes. etc, and full description
| Of tho new hotel can be had free on APP
| plication to T.. II. Boynton, y. e. I. a..
| $50 Washington st. Boston. Mass.