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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Hunters, fishermen, travelling agents
and peddlers are prohibited from tres
passing on A. Schlesinger's, Stirling,
Jacko, McGehee and Stewart places
under penalty of the law.
CT. TOoraen. Manager.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

All hunting and other tresPT ofa
are hereby forbidden on m lsao % ps
ana aItl M MI thn Inm p'aD'''' ". j. @s
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
TreSpaSS Notices.

All hunting with dog or gun, or
driving through or Off of any cattle,
on the "Rosale" plantation without
special permission. is positively pro-
hibited. All such acts will be regard
ed as trespassing and prosecuted as
such. Mrs. G. r. Barrow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Bargains in mems overshirts
at r. W. Raynham's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Bargains in crockery at II. w.
Raynham's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

All parties are hereby notified not
to trespass on the following places:
Green Oaks, Satterwhite and Home
places, with dog, rod or gun. All per-
heretofore granted are hereby
revoked. Mrs. G.. B. Hamilton.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

d
II IS
ZaWOdOWa praca jake
kuraCya. = 81
Znane So og6lnie t. wv. ,,choro~
by zawodowe', nieod1a zone cd
racy W rozmaltych zawodach-
Jednakze wykazy statystyczne, 0
lie So prowadzone wzorowo, ujaw~
ni}y ciekawa a mniej znana prawde,
re nlekt6re zajecla nietylko ME
przynosza szkodY zdrowiu robotni.
k6w, ale lecza rozmaite c%ierpienia.
Misdzy innemi okazuje sic, ze czy-
6ciciele, majacY do czynlenia'z pa
dlina, zamiatacze ullc, ludzie u
trzymujacy porzadek W k~ana}ach,
ciesza sic doskonalem zdrowiem i
dfugiem zyciem.
Ludzie zajeci PREY wyrobie Gym
ku, potash, gwa1townej truciznY
- podczas pierwszych m;esiecy
nabieraja cia}a, a Jexeli cierpieli
przedtem ma reumatYzm, artretyzm
i pokrewne i'm choroby, doleglit,
wossi to znikaja, jakby "a dotknie-
ciem r6zdiAi czarodzie]skiej.
Dzlewczeta s}abowite, a navel
cierpiace ma suchoty W pierwszym
okresle doswiadczaja znakomitej
ulgi, pracujac W fabrykach laku.
Robotnice W fabrykach ~czekolady,
nabieraj$ rumienc6w, cia}o ich
jedrnieje, bez .wzgledu ma stopieh
- hEF r.ta. #Es.gEHEaHsgtM
wyclenczenia " jakim znaj iowaiy
SIC pred ~wejsciem do fablyki.
Lud1ie, pracujacy " k%opalnlach
nafty, ME choruja nigdy ma cholere
odznaczaja sig bujnemi w1osami;
}ysYch ME spotyka sic miedzy mimi
wcale, ami wsr65d tych, kt6rzy "a
jjeci 50 przy przelewaoiu nafty ma
k~olejach, u
9 Rzeznicy sclesza sic zawsze zdro-
va cera j dobra tuszaa, panny "a.
jete przy sprzedasY wedlin, rlyns :
Gerry bia1ej rdzowej, ME %
nigdy chude.
Moinaby : tych %spostrzesen OBJ
serwacYi vyprowad1id vniosek, e
PREY dokiadn1ejszem xbadaniu j Cd
powiedniem zastosowanllu r6inych
wia6ciwosoi .awodowyoh, dafoby
sic je .usytkovae, jake sposdb
eo1enia, dla 1udsi n,ema1aeyoh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

, MINI.
Il 5 " -sasa
Per1v naa1byo,lexs,stsoa ~ u osdob11
mielkrlkasjsE 6rrAhawea orra1isasl
1}ooonym tytuutliikklemrl, zspc,tons
brzegi. ..... ..z..s.s $500. s.. |, -. &!
GSo4 Sercd-Zb1or modl6w j pielnass
ola dusz poboznych du1lynli
drukiem)) oprawne " sk6rkesl
xlooon1ym tytulikiem, zsoconss
brzeggi.. 800
Htos 8erca-z dutym drnkiem.
.oprawna y sk6rke, Z okuoiemns
zsmeczkiem, : z1oconym tYtuli-
EieIn, alooone brssgi.... tito
Ani6jt Stro4 Chrze6oianina Katolikas
xbi6r modlitWs i pie1ni .slu,34ccaYy
ola dusk poboinych roznlisrruu
5x34 cali y sk6Ykowejj yorrawies
e zloconym tytuliikiemm, .1klts'conle
brzegl.. ...,. 80. -. 80
4nii6tz SStro1-w sk66rkowej o olpuhalwlliisl
: okuoiem klamerka, e sioco-
nym tytulikiem, ssocone brssss
gu. -. 80. ....s. 41sOO@
&%EzHEErrH.GaLE ~ 94a.s&EE G-EH4xSFASEAA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Ma SmjerG ~zakrzyczafO

Nd onlJtIC AdhIAyCAa1U
sic dziecko grzebleniarza Karpego
" HALL, Tenze poszed} ze swia
iona ma zabawe, a dwoje dzieci
pozostawi} " domu bez zadnej
opieki. Pc odejsciu rodzicdw die,
ci zacze4y p}akac i krzyczec, a gdy
mad ranem rodzlce wr6oil, do domu,
mfodsze 2 mich ME sy3o. Lekarz
stwierdzif, re przyc,yna 6mierc'
byf kurcz g}osni i wobec tego praw
dopodobnie opleszall rodz'ce costa,
ne pociagnieci do oapowiedzialno.
Sci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

TAME raty koIonistoWskiiei.
do WybrzezyPacyfiku
Observation-Disclosures o dslen-s
ME Cd l5go 'wrze6enia do l5go pazz-
-dxiernika. Dobre naosoboxsych
.pociagach ola turyst6w waago-
mach sypialnych koIeja Chicago,
Union Pae1ffiics& North western.
Pc 1upeIne informaeye piszcle do.
IS. a. Hutchinson, manager Tour
#Dept.s2I2 tGEarksaStreet9C Chicago,
Ill. albo zglo5cie sic do ktdregos
#kolwIek agenta sprsedajaacegos bile
Ety, kolei Norih. Weatern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
Przerwane przcdsta-
Wienie.

LLB rE& IVA -
w Marienbsdzie ma przedstawic-
.niu ~teatralnem Dagle spadIa karty-
ma: PubliczDosd zaossla sykac. :
wtedy ukazal sic na scenic reiyser
oznajmi}, e jeden : robotnikdw
scenicznych dos,al wiadomoad, ie
wygral los na 100000 koron, q to
do teggo stopnis go wzrusxylo, ze
stracif przytomno6c j spusciI kur,
tyne. Niezadowolenie public.nos. j
=zzamienl}o sic v wesolo5t. K1lka,
::krotnie wywolywsno szczedllwcs,
*kt6ry sic wreszcie publioznosci mu
z1slal ukazat. 81
10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

-. Wlllv .l'
sl
o1''.'. -
Muoola Bogu, zbior na1iePa1ego.
nabozehstwa J p1eslls osOis'inyon
rozmisaru 4x24 Gail. 81. 4. 4oo
xloconym tytuhklen,
brzeggi $500. ooe'
:oprawle 8 klamerka, zfoconpe
brzegl. ~. $50. 8l.lO
skorke ze zloconym tytulikiem,
zlooone brrzeggi,.. -. /. . ]. ssc'
sk6rke, 20 zlooonym tytulikiem !
Eamaoxkiemsswewnaa Ea=okfad g :
krzyiyk : perloVej mac:oY l.60I
Mnrb duszyy-Zbii6r najlepszeggo No.
*ssbozenstwa ipie6M koScielnych,
ksiazeczka ola m1odzieky, opraw7+
na Waangieiek4 Sk0rkas zsx10cO-
nym tytulikiem, oser y n's5s b re
gi..... 35c
YEnrb d,tszv-oprawna " angielskai
sk6rke, Z z}oconym tytulik1em,
zlocone brzegi.. 5. SOC
Skarb dsszv-oprawna y miekka
sk6rke : zlooony1m1 sytuIiikiem,
zlooone brzegi.. ~. . SOC
Skarb dussy-w mieklkiej oprawie.
x=z1oconYm tytulikiern, z}odone
brsegii. !. !. SOC:
zz}ooonym ~tYtnikliem okuqiem.
izameczkiem, slocone tbrzee SOC.
.n,;;I H. ~
- -. 80.
CO n-1.,:l
sko>katollko",ss ,deaat az PFC
snl, Sopr ..!y skorke S, 2s.
nym t1tullk'em' DIE s S,
Wv5orsk-opravny, = si6rke. slo.=
cone brxeel. ! obraskiem IL pas
kladoe isxfoconym.t ytuliiikiemA 100
ss@ss' /.
W,nbor.k-onravnv .k6rIe III
& 49,.
liL;em. 'oIno,en ..mscr,
Wy6orsk-oprawnny Y muilekalkae sR6rsas]
kss aooonym tytullkism sloloo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23
6rodk6wna dlugie i kosztowne

KuTacye~
,SwiatfO %sfoneczne aubi6r.
Skutkiem najnowszych doswiad.
czend za1eca]a obecnie chorym ma
p114tuca noszenie ubioru o barwach,
przepuszczajacychl wns'zystkle promie'
ME s1onca. Najwiecej temu wYma-
ganiu odpowiadaja kolory bialy j
b}sk,tny. Time kolory powstrzymu-
ia kr6tko fa1lste promieAie slohca,
dziaiajac chemicznie, a czarna bar
wa poch1ania je nlemal zupe}nie.
Re take niedopuszczanie do oia1a.
prom;eni chemicznle dziaIajacych.
nj korzYstnem Jest ola tworzen,a
sic krwi, ulegat ME moze ,watpli-i
wosoi. l zdrowi tedy powinni SO.
bic to zapam'etac i nos;t przewaz~
ME ubior c kolorze jasnym Tub bic
kitnym (granatowYm).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-23

Prusy ZachOdnie -
,Deutsch- O~rdensIand?''
.,National-Ztg.' zaleca przezvad
Prusy zachodnie ma ,,Deutsch-
Queensland" kraj krzyaacki.
Nazwa ia o~znaczafaby, &c to ,.nic
kraj sfowianski, lecz niemiecki'.
" Wlelkiem Ksiestwie Poznan-
skiem zaleca to Same pismo ably,
zfaczy6 caly pl2ty korpus armii
niemieckiej, tax jak to byio daw-
n1ej.
NAT. Ztg." tlumaozy to TEN, ze
z powodu trudnego zadania, jaki.
Rad pruskl ola wzmocniieiniia MEM.
ezyizn,y' ma M kkresatchI wsohodnich
do spein1enia, ME nalezy pogardza6
i ma1emi ssr,odhkamilii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
OF
CALHOUN
SHOWN
Attempt Made to Show
That Indictment Was
Result Of Plot.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a By
q r Patrick Calhoun. traction
maguatc on trial for alleged giving
% a bride. revealed his defense
today when Attorney Stanley
Moore. by bis question of August
Hansen. attempted 10 show that
the Indictment was the result OF
plot patched BY Rudolph Spreek.
elE 20 make out a case against the
head 81 the United Railroads
Other ffagmentafy evidence Of
Calhouns scheme of defense has
been brought ont in the examine.
ton Of prospective jurors touching
on the late car strike. the granting
81 immunity and jurors general
sentiment in the matter 81 union
ism.
The third day Of Calh0un's trial
saw the first Juror In the case tenn.
pOfarily passed He Is Joseph
Dixon, a salesman for Marcus Hart.
a haberdasher lie sits subject 20
peremptory challenge
Before the prosecution finished
the examination Of Dixon. the juror
made complaint 70 Judge Lawl0r
that an agent had approached his
wife yesterday afternoon and ques-
toned her I'm regard 70 her hus
bands feeling IN the graft cases.
Mrs. Dixon said the man claimed
10 be real estate agent Dixon
said that his wife refused 10 talk
on the subject with the sleuth and
the agent then departed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
THREE MATRONS NAMED BY
SHERIFF AIT WORK TODAY
BEN-HUR CONTEST NOW
The TALK OF The TOWN
SCHOOL CHILDREN READ OFFER AND CHEER
NIIE STAR FOR ITS GENEROSITY.
PRIzE ESSAYS ARE ALREADY COMING IN
The sso.Hor contest lie now on in full sway.


No @iy appreciate than Che Benlim Editor the
interest children OF This taking 10 The stars
the week from Monday night when
Ben1ur Of m American plays written by one OF the
the Gen Lev Wallace viii be presented
school children the street 1ornefa yes
afternoon 81 The first ed
The had promised
them None disappointed As matter o fact all we're
greatly pleased ohoered The star for n generosity.
discussed the homes last night and parents
he which m being
published The Star eyeps and to enter the contest Parents
children ~ avoid the lure Of theatres sanction
offer their children Of their support
% play well
Nown every parent ANY BE- offered 70 get
children themselves in the book IS wort while The
opportunity play this from the very
students before
Essays already been received
office followed The Stars advice
before disclosed SIS plans read tho book
busy ali you'll Start the reading Of the wuopsis TO
your essays MUST be Of January
a judged that relieved after that time
competing impossible odds the tickets have been appor
toned q different grades.
Address essays the BsnHur EDITOR care The star
Greonwen pastor OF the Queen Anne Christian church
instituted The star and he
gave heartbeat endorsement
= think s idea" surely the great
sptoa begeft u play THAT
every several tmes The Stars
offer is capital enc"
REV n Matthews pastor OF the FIRST Presbyterian church
morning may tina, think the plan
very good Any plan offered induce
such literature, Is highly
my endorsement, Of plan The
to-day much They spending too much
time reading trash detrimental health morals"
sydney Queen Anne CONGREGATIONAL church Is
n favor Of plan. opnon Is the others Of the
be promote spiritual Influence
IN ,he young people The very good thing"
The AeAdemy taking active interest
pupils being urged to enter the competition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
DOPE JUROR
TO KEEP
IN BOX
STiMULANTS GIVEN TO
MAN IN HAMS
CASE.
Prosecution Closes Argu-
ments in Celebrated
Murder Trial.

FLUSHING. T. T., Jan. i&-By
Y p The proceedings Of the trial
az fhorntoa Jenkins lialns were
frequently interrupted today by the
condition of Juror Walsh. who was
rccenily badly hurt On street car
accident
Suspension WAS ordered from
time Go time % permit physicians
g sresi Walsh and give him stimu-
lanta The juror tgnaeiously stuck
70 hts post Ia tho Jury box despite
his evident pain While admitting
his pluck attorneys OF both Sides
are considering what effect hia fur.
thsr service viii have on the freai
ASPECTS az the case.
Walsh g looked upou AZ being In
no condition GO remain Ia the box.
especially under Ftlmulants. ard
the tacg that no will soon he called
upon e. debate upon the defendants
guilt OF Innocence may possible r..
suit n q mlalrial. ewing to his con.
diti0n.
Ia stdgessiug The court and Jury
IN nis closing argument for she
people. Prosecutor uArrin discussed
the evidence N De Manson, al
aileusst called ty the defense. lie
said that the introduction 81 Or.
Mansions testimony was not 10
much to establish The insanity Of
Captain Haiua. who shot Annia.
~ 90 furnish an alibi for the de-
fendAnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
TO ENJ0IN
N. D. I. co.
TIE CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
TAKES UP TIE FIGHT
ON FRANCHISE.

The ceniml labor Council of se-
attic ana vicinity Wiu sndsaVor e.
aecuHr a restraining order against
fne installation ~ the auxiliary nre
alarm System ~ ihe National Dis
fficf TeieErnuh company
Thn officers we're 80 Instructed hf
the meeting eg delegates last night
and the injunction will be asked
either today 90 tomorrow. A.
srounas Tor the action " sin he
charged that the withdrawal %
nanos from she petition. after hag-
lns besn filed with lhs city CLERK.
Nas Illegal
Aiso. as Ihe labor unions were IN !
strumentsi IN having the Initiative
and referendum Incorporated in THE
ordinances. ~ s. feared that. II The
action u She rity council In award
ina chs franchise go tha y. y T.
company. after such withdrawal of
uames Is allowed g. stand. an IN
favorable precedent viii he set Cor
responding Secretary ]. r. Harriu
stated thia morning that ihe action
81 tho city council II allowed a.
stand would practically KIN the
referendum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14


TOPEKA. Kan. Jau i4-ny r.
- Thirty persons aN Injured. M.
eludlnx a vi Smith. 81 Ncpharson.
former republican sbefnatofiAi
candidate. who. u H bsfiesed. viii
die aa result ~ ilee which
Quilted the Cope and hotel betc
early today. The properly loss Il
heavy.
Many Of the guests lampcd from
the windows ~hen tht alarm vas
given ~ O'Clock. a. erresa ~ the
stairs and elevators had been cut
off hy tho Flames.
Most u the injured Herc hurt hs
falling on the payemeuta. Is the
fifemem had nos haf time tn AZ.
range life nets Thef ~erc ali clad
only IN their nls4i clothes. aud few
q the guests took time 10 throw
any ~ their beloaRlnaa out 81 the
windows before lhey Jumped
The hotel vas q political head.
quarters here, and many prunincnt
persons from all paris of the state
we're tn the building AZ the time IL
the fire Smith. who Waa uncon.
seiuus when rescued was taken rs
hospital. where 4 Is stated today
that there r. practically 30 hope ior
hiH recovery.
The bitter Geld added 10 the SUI
ferlnE q the Inlafed and caused
the iiremon great difficulty In fight.
Tag the flames. Tho whole town
was aroused by ihe fire. aud d great
crowd gathered 10 spite % the early
hour.
ono hundred aBd nfy guests
we're In the bsllalug. which o. a
fourRtory brick structure. D.
Lambert Of Emporla. n prominent
attorney, is sfii missing and his
friends are extremely anpFchenalrc
FORMER Governor u W. Flick was
carried down q lhdder from the
third floor and escaped wlthsat ~
jury.
The heavy snow which had drift.
ed about The hotel served 20 break
the force u he fall Of many Of
those who jumped from TIE
windows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
FEE PINES FOR THE
LEFT OVER WEBO w

The Professor modesuy pleads
Guilty
She insists that her next Hubby
must be shoru q mad Habits-No
dailyiug with the festive high ball.
no rafting ot tho chips, no toying
with swear words And no smok.
ing Of those Nasty Pipes A Good
Weed Is not Barred
The Professor says she's talking
10 him
IN addition 10 these Trining
Qualifications. the Ballard Widow
pines Tor a Mate who rs Reasonably
Ffshy. of Some Means. unsteady
Inclined and Of Home-Loving Dis.
position
The Professor says he's All OF
That and Then a Few.
The Professor lives at no Holly
&C.. BolinRham, Wash, and he wants
the Ballard Widow. And Vans
Her Quick.
Il would seem that the Professor
and The Widow should hold a little
Together Feed and slip the
pars0n "a Greonhack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
HAVE A RIOT
AT OLYMPIA
MOTIONS TO ADJoRN TO HEAD
OFF HANSEN STARTS THINGS
ON TAG RAMPAGE.
az 80 olLLoN.

OLYMPIA. Jan. IA small
ricf occurred this morning IN the
house Of representatives. over
melton 70 adjourn. r. 6.
Lambert. Of Whstcorn eeurty.
was in the chair when p. Nm
Renick. Of King county. made a
motion q adjourn. When this
was put the motion was lost.
a second motion WAS then
made e adjourn and this Vas
also lost hUt Lambert declared
that 4 carried ard the scene
that followed was like \ small
aired riot.
This vas a part OF the scheme 10
keep Ole Hansen FROM Introducing
his famous antiracs track gambling
bill Another reason why the
minority wished an adjournment
was because Meiga has delayed IL
appointing various committees.
Afolg'a delay viii cost a weeks work
AZ nothing can be done until next
eek.
The senate held no morning ses-
sion This afternoon the memhera
met at 2 o'clock and took adjourn.
ment until Monday
The probable chairman4hips to
BE- given fhia afternoon fri the san-
ate - members from King county
will be as follows. Piper. on com
mlttee of paalic BUILDINGS. C0gler
81 harbors Nichols. asafe edHca
fional Institutions, Potts. non-mu
nicipal cOrp0rauanas Allen. print.
Ing: Booth. printing. knickerhock
er municipal corporations. and
Williams. libraries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
TOWNS ARE
FLOODED

FRESNO. Cal. Jan. ff By Il. r..
The lower portion Of gortervllle
IN Tulare county was iooded ana
several houses washed tway from
their foundations csfiv today
Twenty families ufre rescued
during the night The opera hmise
and several business atrariurea bave
been flooded
At Wiahtou Power Hiuse. In the
mountains above p1rsrtIlie tho
precipitation for tho ate{n amount
ed TO 1870 inches and his torren.
tai rainfall IN resulting h. the dam.
age to the valley az tha foot Of the
mountains.
The leyee Tupportina the 81
gohn river passing neat Vlsalla. has
broken IN three places bind vlaalla
b threatened with "a ardoua flosd
Inc town % oraai is fnder foot
~ water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
BLOW SAFE AND
GET $4,000

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan, l4-By ".
P.--Bandits today dynamlted
safe OF the Elluyiade Ore Mining
company az unQue, in the district
of Chihuahua. Mexico. and fled
with $4,000. A posse Is pursuing
the robbers.
IL was reported az T0rreon, Mex,
that Juan Nincente. mail carrier,
with a route between Rodeo and
Durango. was murdered by the
bandits. who secured $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
BIG CHAMPIONSHIP
DANCE TOiIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. f4y4By u.
p. -- Clad In smifonnauxe.
beads, breast plates. srats ard
ether abbreviated article Of al.
tire, the best sslome bneors
% the world will meet rniaht
81 the Grand Central Place 20
eomrete for the title a cham.
pior saious dancer a. - Unts
ed States. All the ehotls girl
graduates Of the Eai Side
pickle factories, the aloraers
fren the Hoboken SIT waist
works and the dainty sancers
81 the Sixth Az. deartment
stores, as we'll as the cal artl.
eics from the vaudeVlilthousea
will compete.
IN addition 10 the rnor. 4
stake Of $500 will be ~ rded
the victor.
There will be no h1dicapa,
and all will have q ia field.
Among the prominent salome
dancers Invited are ga Tan.
quay, la syiphc, Lots Faust.
Vaieaka. suratte. Blanhe peyo
and Laura Gusrite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
VERDICT FOR
.O'BRIEN
TODAY
BLACKLISTED MAN IS
AWARDED DAM
AGES.
Case Grew Out of Tele-
graph Strike-Of In
terest 10 Unions.

For The first ,ime since che enact.
mont % The law making &c "a mis-
aemeaHar FOR "a railroad or other
corporation seeking fo iniurc per
sons NOT ln their favor hy what
O. termed blnckUsung them, luds
mept wRa this morning rendered
against a corporation violating this
law when a verdict Ia favor of J
NJ Onricn against tho Western
Union telegraph company was
handed down Ia superior Judge
.Gray'a court
OBrlen brought suit against the
company Tor 1899 The jury this
mornlng awarded hlm TIE sum of
tl.a08
This II the first case which has
been brought before tho courts 81
the cuuHiry since the passage OF
,he blacklist iaN. Aaeied on
March Q 1889 Section 5aae. page
1887. II the Code. points oat that
ANY corporation violating th0
blacklist law shall be- guilty u
q misdemeanol. and provides for a
punishment Is fine ~ not ieaa than
600 nor more than si.eou. of in.
prieonmeut Tor not lees than 90
days Dor more than ono year The
law aiau provides for criminal ac.
gion Is wCll 60 cifil against an yio.
ialors
Q fiieu claimed 20 have been
discharged from the United Press
neNHt. u dion uFH4a ftfssrfUrss krouNhf
aFainat hia employers hy the West.
era talnu telegraph company FOL
lowing the telegraph strike ~ last
year The ouicpfne 81 che ease was
being watched With gfoat lulerest
hy labor men throughout the state
Thumsa 10 MacMahou. az this
ei,y. iouKhf The ease los onr.en
Harold rrcsipn. az Seattle. repre-
foniea thr Wcstern Union. under
the direction % First Wee presi
dent Thomas y Ciark. 0f TIE com.
4faWE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
WOMAN is SERIOUSLY
INJURED AND SHE
MAY DIE.
Brave Boy Arouses Guests,
Then Leaps From
Second Story.

EVERETT. jan. l4.-ny 4. Pr
tire carly this morning destroyed
the Great Northern hotel. Two
story franz building az Delta. a auh
ufh, and cost two men their lives
sud possibly "a third Two others
we're seriously hurt
Tho dead are A. l. Hurneit
Great Noriheru operator younA
man who Chme here two week ! sgQ
lfom a q \ junction in Monlsnh.
and n ie Roux "a mlllwOfkef. elne'
and aged about 40 years
Nora Smith. "a domestic empbf
ed Ga the hotel, was h,&y befnnd
and she ID NOT eNpeetedsfo llvr
Mrs Il , r1nlan. pfuE ieifess ~
the hotel received painful burns
hui she ia not in-P serious oandi
ton Frank CockhHfu. a ffelFht
yard foreman. waa burned ahaai he
face and hla wrist was cut
The two dead men peFishsd Mt
the foot ~ the stairs within iUN
feet Of fresh afr They &ere
eVldenialiy overcome by the smoke
when descending from the ssfpna
story whore they Hlep. and iell
exhausted Their bodies Nert
burned almost 10 a criap
Young finlan. aon ~ Tho afepIiei
Faas JIG the gasoline stove j. the
Kitchen about ocluck fA wall
paper was iwnited and The fanes
spread with great rapidly
shc young FulloN ran % ne apaf,
neutB on the second .l00f Aua
awakened the aieeping gnekfs ihec
vas copsilcd % jump tfpia q
Window 80 escape. lhe flniaes faginK
behiud him
Il ~ bsiieYcd that Il itsas tried
- save SOME ~ his bel0uslAAs Aaa
delayed 90 iobN
The lasa wlll noe exeeed inorq
than g. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
MYSTERIOUS PERSON is
PASSING THE QUEER"

coins is described as a lightc0m.
ploxioned young man who offers a
81 or SO gold piece In payment for
lodging. takes the change
and disappears.
lie appeared at the lodging house
conducted by Mrs NJ Linn. az i5iSA
First av. yesterday and secured
50 In change for q counterfeit coin.
Mrs Hank Landwohr. Of 1905
Sixth av.. detected the bogus coin
before giving the lightcomp'exlonod
man his change She immediately
reported the matter 20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
TRAIN is WRECKED
TWO KILLED

VANCOUVER. y. @, Jan.'li.-b by
q. PA Canadian Pacific railway
silk train, with a cargo valued al
si.000,00O. which arrived by the
Empress of China. was run into by
~ fast freight while standing on a
sidlug IN miles east Of Swift Cur
rent last night. Brakeman Porter
and Mount. OF Medicine Hat We're
killed, and Engineer Deacon serious.
M injured. An error Of The brake
man Ia not closing the switch after
the silk train had taken She siding
caused the accident. The train
Immediately caught fire and four
cars with valuable freight were TO-
tally destroyed. The silk was tray
cling In bond 10 New York