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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

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cedar ana spraoe lumber. complete .sfgak
Johnson opp Moran's Malls fpei ffeh
lost AND FOUND.
.--.>-s->-s .,--,~..,---
Loot Tuesday iadya aoid watsn BE-
tween corner az 18Th ana Pike ana Msdf
leon and atrd ouiiiaia 4 m H. fthdef
cali Fast iies hewera -
Lost Eos terrier doe mine .manlha
ola. perfectly white NNrout fnuuU hNNh
apat 30 back brown head aud ala4N 81 in
HArfow stripe ~ white down fpgeh ed
aud neae. leather strap afouneN uef b
Finder return 60 atpa Nesief Way Hnd
ses reverb 80
Toe, brown pochstbooh. In paptaess
theatre, Thursday evening Reward
hast i4af 1910
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- riot stevens New Method SOLE
Ia oHsinaiof nnnelns Guaranteed
QHAlu 4 rnvaie Lessons copyrighted
a. l..,oes s'., ,i asf' .t'nlas ~
Nattoa II ths Fnuns married couple
Nha occupied Housekeeping reaua an
second fnnf nest ~ bath room nd eaiis
khsrs house. ou Meliuf 81 viii eHfus
mnnleate pith George Mcdonald, at 10
ihinH q their interust aa az
il. o. + NJ a.. washipHtou Drive att
mia fn@sds,s =, csrpsa,srs han a
5 eelseh. Mari Wsffsn, Commando
-ae.ai
Aedataas uaneiua Academy. sch sud
Iaek SOS Glasses neHinHers Nenaaf
advance FRIDAY Private isssnua kH
ssmellss THURSDAY Saturdays nsst isas
1reciAf. ooid nilsa s-ysar names
and glasses o. Satisfaction EuBfabs
tesd afnna OPTICAL CO. saeaad
fiaeF itit second Broken aiassss eppli.
estsa
asn's pns shess ~ "a, prices a ne
Central ouieA ehas Repair Ahap tta
ThiFd sv near central huildiuH Come
and sss thsH ttfins Yeuf repairing --sf
illiiss school q panclns Glasses
ona sna James x tteb -tf
am ne iaaoi house rspsiflas - ~
Sc aeesa nasaaii am oaspsatst
riuns. eysd. earsa. fsmadsi hal.
tiees dfsa fsmeaelsd ~ fesFi@s
hsuh hias
naY meet AID srocsfiss earusF e
Meth ana tstnss A.in asa lad Ill
JAP EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Iarausse Malu EmgiuFmNnt tag Sew
suth ~ Haufh Aain sait. lao aaaa
mslasaa
dapamasa Oriental MmGinfmHnt office
sea Main a. Heaitis MsiR eiei inc
A4t fa Re
faEana4s NeHa. employment awa euu
tsAHfcf al htnda " AaINueau Ngfuiafsa
FEaalptiY Msfa iAftt tra tftt tas
Mslu q =tH.st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

$40 CASH
So A MONTH
We have number q fine ioss q
ne additions ws have been selling I'd
can he handled on these terms Tor ~
present q. Ths prizes fsnFs ffgm tsa
sainH a. these pricss. and viii b Faiasi
unless $3.50 Slthia a few GAYS hi
street EradinE T. 70 y started Al ones
~ the car These are the original pnc@
sofnN " them two PEARS aid Better taM
advantage u this offer bsfefs 4 u 20
T. p. PAY COMPANY. nc, "a
co. Mshihofn Hid9
HOME BUYERS. RENTEne AND apEG
ULAToha TAKE NOTICE
s-reom cottage BET seEiss. only N
blocks from car. eioss IN: 1859 hha
cash. balance Years
a-room extra good eo,taEs. / block u
seed az, IL rnlnstss' rfts % heart Z
ciiy. ti.ess. oniy taes cash.
rooms modern, lot series. IN univsr
any district q roe. only f1et cash
baiancs as per month. Bs quick
BEST BUrs IN VACANT PROPERTY
BeHgie fecinE streets. only Is fnins
snis gi.Sss. o. coarse il i al ask
ssEire facing two ssrss,s. - blocks 70
and ciiyi osiy ii.isE. ssss easa. BAL.
anes easy.
We could an this whois page wifh bar,
~ Haas q "a lan
% boy q home - any sfud o. pricA
Ne have a. We also have bargains "a
ranches o. uninproFed proHarty.
INTERNATIONAL BoEp 4 REALTY CO
tse cAen
as MONTHLY
New modsSn t-reom cettaRe twa
blocks from two car luen ~ mlnofef' /.
ride fFam the center uf ths e4sy Ths
= IS shan rsai Eaymsnia Yea een.i
You have = chance iikr fhis Price a1t6e,
r. y. FAY COMPANY, INc.s
go MshihoFn sias
flarTs new s-roon modern hunraio-'
finished fine, Eood Easement near Ia
s sss, S ss .'s sss ss casa 80 s a 20
r5a5-roon cottage large LEI. ssod
fence ard large weodasses :: sniT SO cash
& J BEi-I. sss 0lek.e Hsoch
Main iti. Ind fztt.
YOUNGSTOWN - You~GFTowN.
Fouf room cottage. t2k deHn. fla pee
monfh. tro blocks fren ehf. y minstes
from Pioneer aQsara. tt SnInats HeEriees
fspl mortgage % essutas Must sell
a Wiihin a c. ssts Andover 81
rhen. Adams isi; Res West - --is-ft
For saie-By owrafs. d 8 arsa f-roers
hnuae4 any Gre % which wsH to SD
fof small payment down. haiAnee liks
rent also West Seattle lot, beAuufaf visw
knd tio month Phcas Ballard 1865
A RARE SNAP
New modem t-room heuae. en- car iias
iG rnirntes cat. q. zee. ttet cash. ha-
ancs IiEs remit lars. let
r. y PAY CONF ar. nc.
tet Mshihorn BIDS
WE HAVE THIS ExcLUsTvE.
Tsse houses on iot tesiss, soasseass
tori.rr % stth y ana pear osni hslnrs
rental % tis. VII sell Ter o. 7ff. terma
Chance 20 make qusck turn over a
sod inisysH' es inxs E.
TON LIB
ftT American Bark niar -tf
wsas Seattle. the hess home dlssrIce.
We always have oArgsiaa on Easy gnruaa
81, 500 Cash
strictly modern E-roosn house. pores.
lAtn tafn anh best q nisnbtaR. 4-t faa
ffp. plenty fruit berries. efc "a ratI-
% HHf
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WANTEo-To BuY.
WILL BUY
hoNEv TO LOAN.

$4,000 90 ga. 600 a. invest ~ city real
estate NothinF bat real bafHsina cen
aldefed. Address Aaa. star office
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RAILWAY TIME rAsLEa

nrHTH NOTICES.
InEalis-ra che wife of VI Inrails.
i7 ts ,s.a lsn tsa .ir. a'ssh'sg ss,.
city January ie a son
Heimant TO tho wife n W Belmont
city. January 20. con.
WsaHs--ro the wife ~ WeaFs. eos
1852 January Isl q daughter
Becker ITO tho w3fa ~ 81 Becker
city January is "a daughter
smith TO the wife ~ 81 smith. 500
" b7th. January ~ dauEhter
DEATH NOTICES.
Miner Mrs 81 miner n. January Z.
- taia oitv
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
--~----.-----------~
uuTTKnw0RrH a BON. professional
Directors and Licensed Emhaimfra 1871
lat opp Moore Theatre Both phones a4s
johnson a Hamilton. undertakars. gfs9
First az. Phones. Main alioi Ind fitf
HoHney Watson co Funeral Directors
Third Az ana University Both phones -
FAT MAKERs.
90 Hats KavaaauEh. iilo First II
DENTISTS.
.-s-=-s=a--s.-s..44s.-a =
BROWN DENTAL pAnLOna ia
First mv.. Union block, between cherry
and Columbia HiH EntHbiiahad ne years
In Seattle. The largest dental practice.
most modern equipped snd elegantly
our name alone 10 guarantee that gsaf
work viii BE- on the host and nuaraufeed
Edwin J. Brown. - A. 81, Prop and
Mgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

FTAaHTFIN1IINW UnnnUf % aIVNn
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AgENCY-P. RI.
Mullen. tfg1 Ballard Rv.. OPP.
City Han Phone Ballard 3os
MAIN Seventh Az.
between Union and University.
Phones Main 1886 Ind ffi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

#anfaaa AHisf tWIirN mH@ het ANss
Msss = natfss tesn ~ hsss nfsf -
$50 E1esifeef eppaftuaiif 80 sse tHs
~Hsta Deed pa elsthiAE. fatss.ss
~ - Faesss $3.50 uraat csnirsi Masst
hsasfis washiaslea.
ssnssH--Au non .snlaa pisrstefss ssa
aaa tsaam f1ttsfs % affena - aasa
iasstins Al itfs sseaat az tsnasfY 81
fsas. A. s,eiark D - hasias@s =
iasaaataafs ceme aat tgiae Feaf shs5
paassa -ahlngisf Fsens n4slafs ~
Assat wsatsa Gail uessaifs go
FfAs
NMMfsa Msn aas wun4nn Maa are lnt
sassstAH in fNh fnii4Ntnx saAiHFs. NftHsss
AnH cffnthAta Xhsfr NaMeH ard NHfMF %
hsae ~ naaaifs suash lsetafs = A.
lassssndsat saslalisss Aamissiap fssa
HgLp WANTED EGAAls-
waulsa-A rifl 20 usnt hsus.s.sgs..
o@' = ''' "' -si-s
SITUATION wANTEo-FEMALE,
ramesteuf seiafsf wefaan Weald uks
b. ea1A fef cisb % men ~ tsrhEiaF
AS care star ~4s.sfs
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTfcn TO CONTRACTORS
eaalsa hids uiN he resolved pe e
aeon 4aauHfr sfra. 1862 "a TIE eifNs
q ths Alsske aAar l'Ar4
SO uaFke MuNainn HaNtNs WaHhs Ter
ihs eaasirueuan sf iha wamons ans
iliEhwaF nsiidinzs xie contract pfiess
= - s4alsafssf ni4s sssil - sas6s
saf sn forms prepared ~ ths comtais-
sien, end seeli p ssess" rs i'l y
- Plans aae sparifirattqns dataiia
and fufaq af tl4a fuf Wouens MAiid
assss as n i, sgie.as ssss,.ss fiis.sss
% ihs ii'ahesy galIdias 81 ne ofDss
Buildiaz Commission reserves me fithf
= ~ Il w covpow
prestaenf ALASKA. rukan ~ ne Commas
--is.sf
FoR RENT FUaNisHgo
HOUSES.
-
me ssni ycg pag 81 fgfeiturs u : ~.
- YrsFsslf sna psit for 81 ere SEES q
north. Hgai1 se9n s.ahis Yc9 20 e~as.
Fufh. Co. "a rhs sifssi
rus nEvEaLr iIil s,a. M.ls slss
FOR RENT-Rooms.
-f6isls6sd '.fo6@ dsl Cal "a essl
ehefff e
newly furnished houashsaplne ssd a.
ef rooms raaHuuahis Phone a ttHt. aef
IT'D sN ..l...ll
Furaighed hoaaskespinE ana rooms
Main sstt --&e-aa
Hotel EYaus-tsao Flnh. good rooms
81 50. taoQ. up. aae. ate tpc n1shi r.
Three swell rooms. Walking dlHaR~s
aaplta onll lnene . 49,. u
board aod room. homo oootlnr Phone
T. a1le -aoas
rarnishsd rooms for rent go First
North \ 1899 -af-as
FOR RENT-FLATe.
olympic Apartments lIousshseplns
rooms. saa range. hot water SOUND
view. sore Western Az II
FOR sALE-woop AND COAL.
We can take care o. you EVEN WHEN
COAL iN HHOnr ~ THE MAHKHT
HEATTLE COAL a FUEL co. Both
phones va
Coal. all kinds delivered 20 an parts
~ city ~ reasonable prices WaintrRhf
Mcleod. Inc Phones iEfa 1T
RHATTLE PUBLIC ruuL MAHKEr
co gives quality weight and service
q a. 4li, y aai7.
--a-=~saafas.
FOR sALE-tfoRsEe
The MANLY Boarding and Sale Stables
llofsaa aired tor All purposes, ~ day
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alssraem modern house ana iut ses
co. en- Madison close in will ssshhnhs
TOT acreage ~ ranch close 90 Seattle
1f Tor Irrigated iand sast % mountains
huus Main af IND tta
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-=ss---ass-saasaa=ass saH-=-Hasa---'a
ramEsteuf saiafsf wenan Wasilt uhe
h. asa1A faf ciat % men ~ tsrhsiaF
At care star ~4s
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no dispose " your used fnrniturs TO
an advantage call up our exchange dc.
phrtmsui We buy for cash or trade al.
lowing literally Buy your furniture ia
this 0tuhrtmuut~Hyuu save a deal The
Hrotes Rankin Co ia Department
rHEaoNT FuRNiTunE GO desires
second hand goods. lllEhest prices paid
valdss Turn. itiO lat N. alSa. lad seso
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S1,5OO Cash

strictly modern E-roofn house pores.
lain bath and best u plarnbsaE. ~ fas
ftp. plenty fruit. berries. etc oa NaHI-
sau. close IN. II you hsre the cash
gou can make See on this
ID y THOMPSON.
eos Oriental Block Mafn Or lad fsB.
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New modern t.ro0m heuae. on car Has
it minutes cat. o. zee. ttet cash. hal,
anra Ike remit large let
r. y FAY COMrAagr. nc
ttt Mehihurn BIDS
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Wanfsa-A rill faF usnt a5ussNgts.
easkiha aht ifsttng cent egt. waEee ftA
aau 81 sac matsi nafnsf. mefntexs
--stas8
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The Manly Boarding and Sale Stables
Horses aired Tor an purposes, bY dag
ct week 1i01 Western av Phones
Main z1ed, Ind. i699
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farve nFw 4-room modeFn hunraiosr.
finished fine Eeot Easement nsaF "a.
coin high school pear two Gag lines sis-
per month
Tour- room cottage. large let. esod
fence ard large woodahedss sniy fsa cash
balance So 20 per Unnth
& J HEl-f. zta 0lohe Heck
Main iti. Ind fxtg
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Miner Mrs - Miner, a. Jananr
80 tHia city
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CnkAF AcNEA0E H0MH
IN HARD times IL the time 70 make an
easy NVing ffuifH. berries and chickens
close IN. only t1bQs terms 80 down. fis
per month A leo hays 4 places Tor free
rent 20 parties who will take care II
place see NJ natemhn AZ Pacific CITY
on Tacoma fnfsfufban. or Hilimhn's
Halaamau in Times block t1daY IT
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WE HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE.
fllt win pay fuu Communication 20 hroker.
Two houses on lot tesfta scufhaast
trrrrr - 1fth 3 ard nsafko hsinrf
rfuth 81 49, WI sell fQT $500 terlna
ChAnce 20 make quick turn Vear =
rood Interest on Investment
APPLETON rNNFaTNF<T nnRrURA.
TON. LTD
ftT American hank niar IA
yvaat Ehattin the hek4 hnase Aa.tv1re
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30
Cory Items.

Mr.. Thcrnburg is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Monlux.
William Hall and wife gave party
to their friends Monday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Lyle of Ouray is visiting
this week at Grandfather Lyle's.
There are letters advertised at the
Cory postofiice for John Rezab, Will
Sipes and Tyich Marboe.
The Estes and Anderson families
took fishing excursion up Surface
Creek last week. Their catch totaled
lao.
Married July 90 at Waterloo. Iowa,
Guy Dixon and Lillian Mack. They
will make their home on the Dixon
ranch at Cory.
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30
Red Mountain Items

1t has rained nearly every day for
several days and fruit and crops are
making wonderful growth.
Miss Anna Kitchen is visiting her
father. She is a teacher from back
east on her way to Seattle. being sent
by the Epworth League of her home
town.
Misses Grace Cook and lore Welch
have been visiting Georgia Widney for
several days, from Delta. Monday
Georgia and Theodore Widney gave a
party in honor of their guests inviting
their schoolmates. Just before the
happy children departed ice cream and
cake were served.
Mrs. Eugene Rowell came down from
the Mesa last week and spent several
days visiting friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowell are so well pleased with their
summer outing that they are going ia
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30

try and induce several of their teacher
friends to spend their next summers
vacation with them.
C. G. States assisted Sam Wayman
a few days in digging a shaft in Mrs.
Widney's mine and the last of the week
struck n two foot vein. After going
through few inches they came to
another vein and have drilled down six
feet and still not through. In a distance
Of forty feet down there is already
opened twenty-one feet of fine coal.
There is no doubt but the whole Of
Red Mountain il underlaid with coal.
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30
District Normal al Delta.

Lectures to be given during the Dist
rict Normal, which meets August to
13. Delta:
August 4. Mrs. Katherine M. Cook.
State Superintendent, will address the
teachers. A reception to Mrs. Cook
and visiting teachers will be given in
the evening.
August 5.-Prof. b. o. Longyear
State Agricultural College will lecture.
Subject, agriculture in the Schools. y
August 6. Prof. W. r. Callicotte,
Chalk Talk and lecture on Humane
Education"
August 8. 9.-Browning Evening -Mrs1
Mary S. Deter assisted by local music
Frank T.. Thompson of State Univer-
sity will address the general session,
August 9th.
August 1O.-W. B. Mooney, of the
State Normal School, will address the
general session. \
August l2,-Mr. Donald Tucker. Col, \
orado College, will lecture in the even.I
ing.
A special period will be devoted to
Scientific Temperance.
Conductor Heating will present the
subject of Manual Training. Date
later.
These lectures are free and the pub
lie is invited.
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30
Correspondence
Austin Briefs.

Mr.. Lippert of Delta is at the Mullen
ranch this week.
Alma Brockwell of Ouray is the
guest of Inez Weaver.
Arthur Flanagan of Chicago is visit
ing at the Zuetell ranch.
Mrs. T. P. Davis and Mrs. Garrison
are visiting relatives at Paonia.
Mrs. John Lawler of Lake City is
here with her husband and son.
Phil McConnell's construction crew is
at Austin doing some bridge work.
Jack Martin and his family left We'd
nesday for his old home in New Mexico.
The Dowd's, with visiting relatives,
returned Tuesday from an outing on
Grand Mesa.
Squire Brown called a veterinary
Tuesday to stitch up horse badly cut
in the wire.
The heavy rain Monday settled the
dust as well as dampened some newly
cit alfalfa
Mr.. Guy Dixon returned Tuesday
evening from Ames, Iowa, bringing his
bride, school day acquaintance.
Mrs. H. X. Prior, mother of Mrs S.
L. Brown, came in Tuesday evening
from Denver to spend the summer at
the ranch.
Mr.. Porter and Mr.. Miller, relatives
of Mrs. L. A. Dowd, returned to their
homes in Omaha, Nbraska, after ten
days visit in Austin.
Mr.. Henderson was down a few days
from Trickel Park to attend to business
and to take up his COW. Trout, as well
as peaches. are enhanced by cream.
The driving horse of John Watts took
fright at a load of wire dumped in the
road and ran for home, throwing the
occupants of the buggy. Mrs. John
Watts and her sister, Villa Martin,
were thrown out but luckily only slight
ly bruised.
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30
Ceddredge News.


T. w. Odem is on Grand Mesa this
week.
F. NJ Stewart was up from Delta
the early part of this week.
E. F. Long returned from Carbon
dale at the end of last week.
]. w. Miller of Glenwood, Iowa, is
visiting his son, P. H. Miller.
Mr.. ]. B. Lazear is over from Denver
again, on his ranches above town.
Mrs. w. H. Gordon and son were
over from Paonia the end of last week.
Bert Crawford and wife were over
from Crawford last Sunday and Mon
day.
Fred King and Leonard Baird were
up with a party from Delta last Satur-
day.
Alec Lyall was down from the lakes
Sunday, he is acting as cook during the
illness of Mrs. Will Kiser.
4 The Epworth League held very en-
ioyable social on the lawn of the Briggs
home last Thursday evening.
Lionel Wigram and family and Miss
Enid Ault passed through Cedaredge
last Sunday enroute for Grand Mesa.
Mrs. Hambright, sister of Mrs Phil
Westen, who has been visiting in Ce-
daredge, expects to go to Austin next
week.
Judge Welch came up from Delta
last Saturday to attend tfe meeting of
the directors of the Leon Lake reser-
voir system.
The frequent rains brought a number
of campers down from the mesa, but as
many and more have gone up since the
skies cleared.
A railroad meeting is advertised for
the goth, at which the man who is to
finance the Cedaredge railroad will be
present and speak.
Mr.. E. c. Blanchard, who was in
jured by a fall from his wagon last
week, is slowly improving but is still in
a critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cole are expecting
their brother, Fred Cole. next week
from Garfield, Utah, where he has
been for year past.
The New York Star Company adver-
tise another entertainment for the
dates July 80 and 81 at Cedaredge hall.
Special matinee Saturday afternoon.
Walter Morris, son of G. A. Morris,
has been at home for few days re
covering from the effects of an injury
to his foot received while at work in
Grand Junction last week.
Miss Ella Davidson accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Pearl Lowe, who has been
the guest of her father for several
weeks past, to Grand junction last
Saturday, where she will remain for a
weeks visit.
The Womans' Auxiliary of the Bap-
tist church are advertising a novel en-
tertainment in the form of trip
around the world, the start to be made
from the Downs home. Many coun-
tries will be visited in the course of
the trip and an introduction to Roose-
welt included in the African tour
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Elliott have been
visiting Ernest Stolte Sr. and family
for week past on their way to Den
yer. Mr.. Elliott drove the Cedaredge
stage ten years ago and is surprised tc
see the advance the Surface Creek
The Delta independent., 1909-07-30

country has made since that time. He
says he made mistake in ever leaving
and may yet return to make his home
here permanently.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
ROUTED BY FIRE, THEY
PARADED IN K1M0NAS
Blaze on Second Floor Of Flat Building
Causes Occupants To Dash for
the Open.


GRAND RAPIDS, July 20.-Kimon-
as and dressing gowns that were made
for house wear in the Wellington fats
were seen on the streets this morning.
The wearers were frightened; they
had not stopped 10 arrange hair nor
to exchange slippers for shoes.
There was fire scare In the fats
about Q o'clock this morning. Hence
the exodus.
The little blaze started In apart.
rent 20S, occupied by Mrs. c. h. Long
This is on the second floor, Soon
the smoke permeated the entire build
ing.
Fire." someone yelled.
Then the scramble began. There
were few men in the building, but tho
women made up for the lack OF males.
They swarmed everywhere-and they
didn't care how they came.
Some motherly looking women car
ried bird cages which held pampered
canaries; some had arms full of bed.
ding; some carried clothing. All ex.
cept the most frightened carried
something, but no one stopped to make
a change of garments. forgetting that
usually they dressed up for the street.
These early ones went down the ele-
vators or skipped down the stairs.
Those who waited until the fremen
came went down the fire escape In
the alley at the rear, assisted by the
gallant fire fighters.
There was some wringing OF hands
by the occupants when they saw the
smoke pour from the windows in great
clouds. There was more when little
stream OF water trickled down to the
ground floor and threatened 10 dam
age some personal property. There
were some complaints OF broken beau
ty sleep-but there wasn't much IRE
damage.
That the fire department is afre
of blaze in the Wellington fats was
shown by the way apparatus was bur-
ried to the building. Steamers and
hose wagons came from every part OF
the city. The big water tower was
raised against the Fulton-st. front and
ready to be used for saving life should
It be necessary. But it wasn't The
scare was over almost before II began
and the wellington fats. except for
slight damage, has resumed its won't
ed calm.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
WHISKY WAS EXPENSIVE.
Jones Takes u To Prevent hydro
phobia and Lands In Court.

ANN ARBOR. July 2o.-Drinkins
whisky to aid him in preventing ny
drophobia was what caused the arrest
OF John Jones. who lives in Hastings
Mich, and his arraignment In Justice
Ritchie's court where he paid costs on
a charge of being drunk.
He came To Ann Arbor after having
been bitten in the nose and on the
hand by cog that had gone mad.
While talking to some newly made
acquaintancecs about his trouble
about which he has been worrying
ever since he came here. he was told
that II he should supplement his
treatment At the hospital with some
LIQUID refreshments he would find him.
self very much farther removed from
danger. He old this.
Whether his disease, complicated
with the whisky he had taken, was
the cause OF his apparently demented
condition UT not, DR.. Herdman. his
physician at the institute. was unable
TO say. However, he was insane for
the time being, and his actions
brought about his arrest by Ofhcer
O'Mara.
He was taken to Jail and was ar
raigned before Justice Richie aud
was taxed the costs. amounting 10
$3.50
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
O'BRIEN PRAISES JAPS.
American Ambassador Arrives u
Grand Rapids From Toxic.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July 20
Ambassador Thomas j. OBrien, Unit
ed States ambassador to Japan, who
arrived here yesterday from the far
east. says Japan has only the friend
hest feeling for this country.
They weigh things carefully and
fully" said he. and act only when
they are satisfied there Is nothing
else to do. This Is the reason that
while the press OF this country
sometimes speaks In tones OF nos
tility toward Japan, the feeling IL not
reflected among the diplomats of ia
pan nor even among the commoner
people. Japan has implicit confidence
In our government and In President
Taft. The people who rule over there
are content TO depend fully on the
friendliness and conservatism OF The
ruling element here"
The ambassador will be here two
weeks and then goes to Washington,
where he will see President Taft, ard
present some messages from the ia
panese ruler.