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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

their products according to the plans
formulated by the society, these plans
have been worked out by the ablest
men in the field, and are as near. per-
feet as human experience can make
them. -Sr 4 l..
Senator McCumber, a farmer him
self, has made life study of the need
Of the grain grower, and who is per.
haps better able than any one else
in public life to give full expression
to the difficulties that surround the
producer in his attempts to shake off
the board of trade parasites. has said:
THAT the Society of Equity is bet
ter fitted to protect the wheat grow
er han any other organization, that
their plan for marketing farm pro-
ducts is the only feasible one that
has ever been presented, as the solu-
ton of the problem of securing a
price that will enable the grain grow
er to get fair wage for his labor
and a reasonable interest on the
money he has invested in his farm
and implements"
The society says to every grain
grower, "hold your grain for the
prices fixed by the Fargo CONVEX
ton"
II. BACHELOR,
nop,,t1, 0roanizar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
TRAVELLING. MAN is In.
JURED in auto SPILL
DROPPED EIGHT FEET At AP'
PRoAcH OF BRIDGE ~ WILL
SUE COUNTY.
J. NJ. johnson Took Hard Tumble Out
f#chug Wagon Saturday After
noon 49, Returned to City.

J. M. Johnson, who travels out OF
this city representing threshing ma
chine company, had an experience on
Saturday evening that he will not
soon forget. He was going from
Flasher to the n. P. railroad in an
automobile and when few miles
north Of the city the machine start
ed for bridge but the approach had
been washed away and no signal plac.
Fed there that the road was dangerous
and before the machine could be
stopped It had gone over the edge Of
the breach and taken a tumble Of
eight feet. The occupants of the ma
chine were badly shaken up aond Mr.
Johnson, was struck on the head by
asstimber in such a manner as to
knock him unconscious and it was
some time before he could be brought
to. He was finally brought around
all right; but will be out of the game
for a time on account of the injuries
he received.
It is stated that Mr.. Johnson has
put his aesc in the hands of an at
torney and the county commissioners
of Morton county will be given a
chance to settle, as it is said that it
was clearly a case Of criminal negli'
gence to leave the approach to the
broken bridge without some warning
Of the danger to be encountered at
that point.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
100000 IMPROVEMENTS THE i. .
CITY OF BISMARCK DURING THE !.
PASTl2 M0NTHS...:M0RE COMING
Seven Miles of Cement Sidewalk Has
r." ... Been Built in 1909 -
WARDS MAKING BEAUTIFUL BISMARCK - eouLEvARDNe
WILL MAKE FOR BETTER Az PEARANcE OF THE STREETS 49,
COUNTY AND GETTN BUSY

cities in the east, All street work
now being done is done with this
boulevarding in view Of many prop.
erty owners are taking advantage Of
the ordinance to put In their cement
curbs and many others have signifled
their intentions of doing SO as early
in the spring as possible. In the work
of parking the space between the
prperty line and the curb line, the
city commissioners are cooperating
with the property owners and the
work of constructing cement walks
and curbing is proceeding harmon
iously.
The next ordinance of Importance
passed by the city commissioners,
was one which has long been needed
and which has gone along way to
make the city more beautiful. This
was the ordinance providing that
stock should not be driven through
the streets. The effect OF this Is no
table in the removal of many insight
ly yard fences, and the property cor
respondingly increased in value.
a.. The board: Of city = commissioners
are not the only ones who have in
stigated Improvements. The county
commissioners have had large force
Of men and teams at. work on the
roads leading to the city and the many
we'll shaped, up-to-date country roads
and new steel bridges will be reflected
in" the increased trade from the sur
rounding territory. The county COM
nissioners have advertised for curb
ing around the entire court house
block, the work to be completed prior
to November i, 1909. The boulevard
around this block is sixteen feet wide
and II the well kept court house yard
this season under the supervision Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
TlATLEYS> RETURNED !.
fR0MtEUROPEAN TRIP
FOUND CONDITION IN NORWAY
AND SWEDEN BUT LITTLE
x Different FROM HERE
Farmers Of Norway and Sweden Are
up to Date and Enjoy All the Mod
! ern improvements. ~ ~su}s

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tatley and
their, daughters, Clara and Mabel
returned on the noon train Tuesday
/ from three months visit in Europe
They spent some time in Germany.
Denmark and Sweden, and visited in
the cities of London and Paris. TAX
ing in fthe sights of most interest to
visitors.
Mr.. Tatley revisited the scenes with
which he was familiar in the old
country, and finds many changes. OF
course. The farmers Of Norway and
Sweden he says, are up-to-date. They
have telephones in all the farm hous
es, automobiles are p1eantiful and all
of the comforts and conveniences of
this period are to be found. The trav
cling accommodations are good, and
at a slightly lower cost than in this
counryl, Good hotel and other accom-
modations can be had at moderate
cost, and the discriminating travel
er need not get other than good treat.
ment and accommodations at reason
able rates.
The young people, Of course, found
much to interest themselves in the
trip, as the old world scenery, Gus
toms anr manners were entirely new
to them, and they absorbed fund of
information and interest during their
trip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

100000
The public improvements being
made by the city commissioners or
Bismarck and the county commits
sioners of Burleigh county, together
with the improvements and construc-
ton work carried on by private prop
erty owners, lead we'll informed visit
ors' to the city to remark that Bis
marck is leading all the other cities
in the state in growth and 'substan-
tial progress.
tt is asserted by those competent
t. judge, that the public and private
improvements made this year will
total 100000 and that the public i'm
provements being made and contem.
plated for the coming season will en-
nance the value of all city property
Is per cent. i,
Seven miles of cement walk has
been laid this season and one mile
of cement curbing. The contract has
been let for one hundred sandstone
crossings. ,a..
The city commissioners, upon their
taking their. seats In, May, at once
realized that in order to make a city
worthy Of the position which Bis.
marck, as the capital city Of the state
should command, many public i'm
provements should b. made
- One of their first ordinances passed
was one providing for the boulevard
ing of the residence streets and a
more complete W ordinance covering
the construction of cement walks
The boulevarding ordinance provides
for thirty foot driveway in the resi-
dence districts and a forty-eight foot
driveway in the business districts.
This makes the width of driyeways
the same as In san of the up:to-date
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Stevens left
yesterday morning for an automo-
bile trip to Linton.
Miss Jeanette Wolbert is spend
ing a few days with the Misses Simp'
son at Mandan.
Oscar vesperman left for Mime:
apolis Tuesday afternoon, where he
will spend a short vacation visiting
with friends and relatives.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

Gas engine and auto oil at Faunce's
on Fourth street. 9-12-d-3t-x
Trv The T~tbune Want CoIunne.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

making and especially for biscuits,
doughnuts, pancakes, mullins, etc.
Anyone desiring a sample of the
-four, by making application to the
Agricultural College, will receive one
of the two-hundred five-pound sacks
accompanied by a circular letter to
be filled out and returned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
To the Public:

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That Section of Ordinance
No TO- providing penalty for the placing of ashes garbage
of any kind street sidewalk any public alley the
City OF Bismarck N D., will hereafter be strictly enforced and all
found guilty its violation viii suffer the penalty provided
By Order Of the Board Of City Commissioners
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
WHERE: Can DURUM
FLOUR Be BOUGHT
AGRICULTURAL. SC - AAs
REPAIRED LAa:e NUMEER
OF ,.Ao

Will Be Dlstri', tet s'e. Of Charge
t. Citizens 1T he State as Long as
Tey Lass.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
REPRESENTATIV PEART II
JURED.

Representative A. l.. Peart, OF
Chaffee, met with an accident the
other day which resulted In a broken
leg. He was moving some timbers
and while riding on the truck was
thrown of. He held onto the team
and was dragged over some timbers
with the above result, Prompt as
sistance was rendered and he is rest
ing easy, but will be confined to the
house for some time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
SUCCESSFUL MEETING

Bismarck Camp No. AGA, M. w. A.,
held their usual meeting last night at
their hall and initiated four new mem.
bers and worked on several hew az
plications.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED.
Take your old hat to Nichols and
Nichols to be made like new. Cleaned,
reblocked and all new trimmings for
$3.50. Very finest work. Delivered
in three to five days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15
ANOTHER PLEA TO FARMERS TO
'o HOLD THEIR WHEAT FOR PRICES |
SETTLED upon AT FARGO meet
Society of Equity Is Following in the
Footsteps of Rockefeller

DEPUTY ORGANIZER HOLD THEIR GRAIN
TIL FAIR BUYERS SENATOR
m'cuMBER GIVES HIS VIEWS THE PROPOSITION - ROOKIE
FELLERs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-15

This question is being repeatedly
asked at the present time by those
who desire to have on hand durum
-four to be used .on Durum Day.
! October 7th, the day on which Gov
iernor Burke has urged all citizens of
the state toiuse durum -four in order
to encourage the nse of this article
Of food among our people. )
The North Dakota Agricultural
College, believing In durum -four, de-
sires to do what it can to encourage
It's use ON that day. and at the ex-
detrimental flour mill there have
been prepared two hundred packages
s,of durum -four. Ave pounds each, to
be furnished free, as long as it lasts.
to the citizens Of the state who may
apply for the same and desire to test.
IL on DuruIn Day. We request. that.
each party receiving q fve-pound
package shall report to the college.
the results Of their tests and their:
opinion Of the product. We suggest
that the sample be used for bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
tme,sorI,. Specially

Eifstun. mars. July ibl
Ny Dear Son; Such dire things
seem to be happening on the Earth.
whittier you went to pursue your
studies Into the ways Of the earth.
boings. that methinka you are I'M.
safe there and would do we'll to ~
turn 10 Eiysiam. We astronomers
arc nov looking At the earth even
day. and our powerful telescopes
show us many wonderful things
The Two planets are approaching
closer than for many years
You know tvo small moons. or
September "a. earth time. We will
be the closest TO the place Even
now the outlines Of lis strange.
barbarlc lands nfe visible, but II
IL not like the earth that you have
dcHcribed and drawn.
The United States whore va
fear you are In danger from tho
strange savaRea that rove over
the land. seems narrower and
longer than you describe Il In your
maps, flnt We know that when
We get closer 10 that strange land
by few million miles. we will
see II plainly,
Even now Professor Jimgack and
Professor iackgack, who are with
me In my work, seem ahmed at
the size Of the country. It seems to
have crooked canals, fact that
shows the Ignorance Of the peo.
pie In not building them straight
On the fourth Of this month.
earth time. va saw terrific Ell.
plosion through our big telescope.
which seemed 10 last day and
night Even now am panied for
your safety.
During the day smoke poured
up from all over the country. and
II seemed Ms II the whole United
States was being blown up. Then
al night strange fire filled the air,
and shooting stars and comets
seemed to rise up,
hoped then that you were
wearing the asbestos suit that you
took along for Just such a time.
and that you are still alive.
We are all we'll here. and when
you come back. M | hope you will,
you must capture some Of the
strange people there aud bring
them with you, for we would like
10 observe them. Porhapa. In time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Miss Nnsunt changed her name 10
Mrs Walter Shepard Fulton
MI fuiiun'H ancestors came from
the north Of Ireland, aud Robert
Fulton. his great grandfather, sei'
tied IN Weatmofcland county. Penn
Whom the Revolutionary war came
along Robert Fulton quit pulling
aiumpa and helped the eolonlsta 10
put one over on King George u,
Fathers We're Fightsrt-
William P. Fulton. Walters faith
OF. occurred IN Pennsylvania In
1890. and he eventually took unto
himself a wife. Miss Martha white.
~ virtue Of Errai'gfandfathef'a aid
In wallnplns the hated lleaslnne,
Walter claims mnmberahip 10 the
society Of the Sons Of the American
Reyulutiea he IL also s membor
Of the Phi Delta Phi fraternity Of
the University Of Michigan
Everybody IN Seattle. most ev.
orybedy In the county and thous'
andn IN thu state know Walter Full.
ton lie ia essentially 3 product
Of the Eesi. n was some boy that
happened along with tho Crime
Of "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Willie Mason. Of Cedar Mountain,
while the latter was seated At AIN
nor Pltted against the youthful
prosecutor Waa the brilliant James
Hamilton Lewis, Of whom Il has
been aald. No clnaalef set Of pink
whlskefs ever graoed the halls of
congress Nordstfom'h trial was o
legal battle between two brilliant
attorneys. Jim Ham kept the
murderer alive for "a year. until
one day he was carried 10 the dome
o. the KiHs County Court house. a
nodden hulk. and hanged By the
neck until be wan dead
Ne Has Kept Going.
That case brought Walter ful'
ton out ia bold relief and ever
since be has boon turning down
business
In 1855 Mlss Eta Nugeut.
daughter Of Capt Joseph Nuseni.
Of Port niakeleY. was learning tho
dlffrfnoe between plhtil and
siamen al the old Seattle High
school at Seventh av and Madison
II nut one DAY she derided 10
leave the intrioAcies Of botsnT TO
othefa And Il was IN 1895 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The trustful telephone takes
anybody's word. after the coin has
dropped.
lee Is a poor thing to rest on. yot
quite a number Of skaters fall back
on n.
rs n wonder the kangaroo Isn't
extinct, since he's nearly always on
his last legs
Eat, drink and be- merry today.
for tomorrow the bill collector may
call.
There Ia usually more comfort In
getting ready to take comfort than
there Is in taking II.
A han must always be present
when he 10 boing shaved. This 10
one rule that has no exception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR,

The great secret Of success about
aure.to.win Investments IL not max.
Ing them
Anyhow. II a boy didn't learn
ctiss words from his father he
would from some other boys.
When I've got Adam put out. NJ
least he escaped the housekeeping
performance every spring.
One Of the pfoblems OF spring IL
how much bigger than the winters
coal bill will be the fresh vegetable
bin.
Even when a woman doesn't IN.
defsiand any more what man IN
talking about than be does, she can
make him think he Is showing her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

and chatelalne bag. All that 70 old.
though. Lots Of EN- have done
that stealthily they slipped down
To the railway station Horrors,
the train was gonel bnIf
Hut Lovesick Lon wouldn't bc
stopped. lie scratched his head
nlgnifying thought Hal he cried
In the baggage room was u railroad
"apeeder'-one OF those three.
wheeled red things that you work
forward and backward with tho
hands. Just the thing lie helped
Goldle aboard and they pumped
away " miles 10 tho noxt town and
happiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
CUPID WORKS AT
the HANDLE BAas.

GODDARD. Kas. July Ia
Horses. carriages. boats. trains.
autos all these have served from
time immemoral 10 aid eiop"rs TO
Dratna Greens and wed In spite 81
nngry daddies Il remained for
Alonro Wilder Of thla town usual.
iy called -Lon"-and Miss Goldio
whelpley. tho lady Of his choice.
TO spring something new.
At midnight, with the smiling
moon hidden behind a great cloud.
Goldia escaped from hcr rtotn. with
her travelling ciothca. smelling salts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
WHAT DREAMS MEAN.

Tomatoes To dream Of tomatoes
Indicates that you wili have q proc
porous life II a young woman
dreams q them she may fest a.
nufed that she will sed the man
Who IL Al present her suestheaft
Eagle To dream You see an
eagle perrhed on the ateeplc Of a
church Of on any high eminence
IL a VERY good omen.
Nuts 10 dream you zoe clusters
Of nuts denotes riches and happi.
meas To the lover. success and a
Enof'iempered sweetheart
Funetai-To dream Of q burial
denotes a speedy marriage. and tho
acquisition Of wealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
PROVIDING ron the NEXT
GENERATION.

lanes" protested the father,
what DO you mean BY boring holes
Into that big tfeor
aFathsf. I'm a bcnefaetor.~ said
tho boy. giying bis auKur q fcv
more vicious turns I'm making
kbotholes in baseball feneoa for
roor hoys~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Trust mol 700 much In an euchant-
inE Vifgii
Count de nroho-i love you -
love youf listen 90 me a. hneel
hrr0 Ia the dust AZ your feet MISS
Perl quilt your knocking That
flnaf vas swept this afternoon.
Kansas city Journal.
Tie uabappy alone kusN the value
Of benevolent min1a=tt1haseau.
oeafssau1 YOU baiisfe the wos
maH assf lived who could truly sfy
Id her Lover that hn Nas the FIRST
man she had ever kissed Aadge
iaa, Eve Judge.
A. evening the siuEHafd IL busy
uefsman.
How DO you happen to b wear.
Ing such nice straw hat a ,,hhsa
Gins - have no wife 20 lemon ~
my last years ia - buffalo ia
pfsHa'
nsftef ths last Hmils than the first
laughter s-ffrneh
Ethei - pidnt I bear you offer
ilrFFls a penny for hia thoughts
iitfis white aFgf Maud les wha,
81 IT, Efhsi-oh nothing. onlg
Naa going 10 got you 10 DO . hihe
Adopting fof me. but now ! guess
Hartford Timess
Attention 10 small things 10 The
eepnafuy u virtue Chimes.
Mar is nauTht but = lump II clay
gified With hopes Ald Tears.
A WOMAN can mould BIN any ola
wsss Oh. sof,sus him with her
Be.'ga Transcript
Iioa1-About once a month I al
wsfs get q bilious attack idan-
An vhea ths hilis come In, ] sup
pose.
Marriage l. . lottery quoted ths
Sias Guy. oh, that's Al suiiquaie1
idss observed the simple Mug
Nowadays rs q game o. skili
we are told yoa know." raif the
trlfief r. love. that the eYes are just
the windows 81 fEa HeAft ettl
When / lock into your sfes-N =
hope. Interrupted the bright giri.
TFrn noilae the signs in the win
daus What HiFnff No admits
ianra except On business H-Ctthoiic
standard and Times
where the NE 10 consumed IN
laesfs ssafifier tho hale takes carr Of
'sslf-caieas.. T.ib.ns
Tho Aan-Yss rs a pretty hat
The taay.i bought Il On your ar-
6ount ne Man Yes Feu sensraiiy
ia.s-lTit- BITS
Tho viii gives the work IL name
German.
BOSTON fAdy--uid you LEARN any
thiuN at the uomAn'H club Now
fofk tadY@Ah Absolutely nothing
WIsh haant some mad seen all
the gaNns before Life
Anr stri ~lth = pair o. red cheeks
and ! couple q dimpies IL an heir.
ssn Dallas Newa
To hifn Who hath. dent give your
= poor felipw begging
outsids -Fierita rlnrs.unien-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

The office didn't pay much any
how. and on the Fourth OF July
sioeg decided TO assert his indepeu.
dence and threw up his lob. stoeg
was appointed postmaster here BY
President Hayes. A Democrat viii
b. bis successor. because Limedale
g. stili without a republican voter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
Csc Per Yard

Wash Fabrics worth to CSC per yard-I.nes ,h,, l.
been very popular and splendid sellers Fine H.
piques Mereerized Linen Poplius, Plsses p.a.s.
English Poplins English Reps, fine English N.ss
checked and erossbared Linens and imported z,ss,s
many expressly adapted for afternoon wear as Welt n
dainty evening gowns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
NOT A REPUBLICAN
IN INDIANA TOWN

LiMEDALE. Ind. July i5.-For 90
years W. ]. Stoeg, Democrat. post
master at Limedale. has hoped In
vain that some Republican would
get into this town and get his Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Wright brothers viii have 10 re.
move that slight element Of donb,
from the aeroplanes before Uncle
samuel makes any large invest.
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
no ROOM 10 spAHE

Farmer Hayrake fwho has &C.
cepted the Invitation Of friend 10
stop the night-Well. they said Il
was a spare bed. and. By gum. II iai
rs the aparest bed ever set eyes
onl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Persons with a subterrsnean dis
position who come Into the fair
grounds through a sewer a, least
miss the lighting effect at the main
entrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
WALTER FULTON GAME WITH
MEMORABLE "CRIME OF '73''
ne WAS A NICE LOOKING LIT
TLU FELLOW WHEN Nc
CAME TO SEATTLE.

Along about tho time our demo
cratic brethren were het up over
tho Crime Of rs" a baby boy hap.
peuod on August 10. at filia.
burg. which is In Pennsylvania, v.
a. A.
while said democratic we're
viewing with alarm" dad and the
women folks pointed with pride
within a few hours after sizing up
the fuss made over his advent the
little chap prosecuted hia nurse for
Withholding q glass bottle with a
peculiar rubber attachment. which
contained u white fluid
rhereupnn tho folks decided TO
make a lawyer of him. Hat before
that they decided 10 give him a
name They did Il was Walter
shepard FULTON. and somehow that
cognomen has clung TO Hun ever
since.
Waiter comes West.
After arriving at the mature aFo
Of olFht Years. Walter passed 40
tho city Of peroxide and rahfafdn
and came weat 10 Seattle with hts
uncle, Judge William =. White.
who later earned The picturesque
title, "Mhrhorsr liill"
Walter lald the foundation Of hla
learning In the public schools "
Seattle and later waa a student al
tho University Of Washington
when that Institution was a little
square building nj Third az. and
Union u
Following bis studies here this
YOUNG man attended the uniYeraity
~ Michigan. Il was In 1894 that
Walter Fulton waa admitted to the
bar Of this state. aud be vas y
years old. After pfactleiug Law for
three years be vas appointed dep
uty pfosecutins attorney under Jim
MoElroY. aud IN 1890, when be wna
81 years old. Waiter FULTON was
elected 10 the office Of pfoaeeutinE
attorney on the democratic ticket
after a brilliant campaign.
Il vas while prosecuting attorney
that Walter Fulton convicted
Charles NordstFom. who murdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Among the notable postpone
menta Of the year IL Walter Well
mans balloon fiight to the SoFth
Pole,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Even when the tariff Is settled
congress should not adjourn until
the question. what Is whisky ia
settled to presidential satisfaction