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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
LOCAL NEWS
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Edwin Moss returned yesterday from
Spokane,
Mrs. Harry Landis went to Spokane
Thursday.
Mrs. p l.. Forcum returned yesterday
from Duluth, MINI.
Judge Jos. Reed has purchased the G..
M. Thorsen residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Thorsen left this
week on an easterntrip.
Lawrence Thorsen left yesterday on
trip to Eau Claire, Wis.
A. P. Yaeger has resigned his position
with the Whitefsh Pharmacy.
The Royal Neighbors of America have
changed their meeting nights to the first
and third Wednesdays of each month.
Harry Grubb has purchased lot at
Lakeside from the Townsite company.
Mrs. L. D. Hills and daughter, Madge,
went to Spokane yesterday on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Woods expect to
leave today for an extended visit in the
east.
j. A. Robinson has been quite i'll for
the past week, but is feeling much better
now.
Mrs. Echoff, who has been i'll for some
time, yesterday went to Spokane, where
she will receive treatment.
Mrs. John Gregory was in town Thurs
day from Essex. She has but recently
returned from an extended eastern trip.
Misses Thornton and Owen, teachers
in the Columbia Falls schools, were in
town Wednesday and visited at the
school house.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
which had been designated by the Cham
ber of Commerce as park-cleaning days,
were so rainy that nothing could be done.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Engineer A. f. Bodey is working on
the west end, on Nos. and 9.
N. f.. Kester has taken position
clerk in the superintendent office.
Passenger Brakeman j. A. Yates has
accepted position as station agent here
Engineer II. 7. Mayfeld went to work
Wednesday, taking out passenger train
No. 1.
Conductor A. II. Britton went to Spo-
kane Sunday to bring in the first east
bound Burlington train.
Superintendent Smith has been at Cut
Bank this week in connection with the
new Burlington service.
James J. Hill, it is reported, will 90
through Whitefish with his special train
Sunday, bound for Seattle.
Freight Brakeman 7. j. Williams was
quite seriously injured while on his run
Wednesday, and is in the hospital.
Conductor John w. Donaldson brought
in the first west bound Burlington train.
He went to Cut Bank Sunday to NEE
the tram.
The passenger train crews running
east on the new Burlington trains vii
only 60 as far as Cut Bank for the pres
ent. Later on they will probably go OF
through to Great Falls.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Conductor f. A. Logan went to Havre
Saturday night in the interest of the
Railroad Mems club. He also went to
Great Falls before his return.
The newly arrived express messengers
and train crews for the Burlington trains
have been scouting around town this
week looking up houses and rooms in
which to live.
Engineer Smith, who operated the first
locomotive owned by the Great Northern,
went through here yesterday, bound for
Seattle, where he will run the same old
engine during the exposition. The en-
gine went through here several weeks
ago.
1t is reported that after the first of the
month the train auditors will be re-
moved from the local division and will
run west out of Spokane. This will be
done on account of the large volume of
business expected on the Cascade divi-
sion.
Engine Watchman Barrett at the
Gildford gravel pit, was shot Wednes-
day by cow-puncher who was riding on
a passing train and indulging in the pas.
time of shooting out through a window
He was taken to the Havre hospital anG
the cowpuncher was arrested.
Dining car and sleeping car conductor.
and porters have a new color of uniform
on passenger trains and 2, olive greer
being the color adopted. This color il
being adopted so as not to confuse thest
officials with the train crews. As soor
as the uniforms can be furnished tn,
crews on and will be likewise pro
vided
Notwithstanding the fact that two new
sidetracks have recently been added t,
the Whitefish yards, there has been day
during the past week when the track
were crammed full of cars and NOR
room has been needed. This gives som,
idea of the large volume of business tha
is now being handled
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
NO ELECTION

The greater part of the special session
voted to discussion of what the law re-
quires in Il petition for the submission of
the question of prohibition of the sale of
Intoxicating liquors in county.
There was an added argument over the
question of whether there was time to
hold an election within the forty days
following the filing of the petitions. The
latter question the commissioners finally
decided in the negative, and on that
basis rejected the petition. Inter Lake,
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
OFFICERS ELECTED

The Knights of Pythias lodge has elect
ed the following officers:
Chancellor Commander-H. L. Gloyde
Vice Chancellor-J. f. McFarlane.
Prelate-Chas. Jennings.
Master of Work-C. A. Matthews.
Master of Finance-Dr. J. A. Tillett.
Master of Exchecquer-H. f. Doebler
Keeper of Records and Seal. f.
Hills.
Master. at-Arms-B. NJ. Gray.
Trustees-E. II. Snyder, C. A. Mat.
thsws, Chas. Jennings.
The new lodge starts off with some 4(
members and an unlimited amount o
enthusiasm. Already there is some talk
of uniform rank.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
WILL SHIP ORE

II. T. Mayfeld, while in Spokane last
week, had talk with Manager Hutchin
son of the Oakesdale Mining Co., which
company owns the copper claims at Java,
and the manager states that ore ship
ments from the claims will be started
this spring.
The Oakesdale Mining Co. bought
these prospective mines over year ago,
and since then development work has
been going on steadily.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
SOCIAL DANCE

A social dance will be given in the
local hall Monday night, the proceeds of
which will 60 to the baseball association.
Tickets for the dance will cost 81, and
everybody is invited to be present. Owing
to the heavy expense which the assoca-
ton has incurred in fixing the baseball
field, unusual efforts will have to be
made this season to raise money, and
the citizens of the town should willingly
extend their aid
Lunch will be served during the eve
ming at the Hotel Cadillac dining room.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
NEW DININ G ROOM OPEN

Charles w. Pruyn opened the new
Hotel Cadillac dining room to the public
Tuesday morning. and during the day
served meals to all comers. The new
dining room is model OF neatness,, and
Mr. Pruyn's reputation as host is GER
tain to bring goodly patronage to the
establishment.
Mrs. Dora Cranston has been engaged
by Mr.. Pruyn as cook, and Miss Kirby
as waitress.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Probably the longest train that ever
pulled into Whitefish came in the first of
the week from the west. Owing to a
freight crew being tied up at Stryker on
account of the l6-hour law, two trains
were combined, and came into Whitefish
with the aid of the helper from Rexford.
In the train were three engines, three
cabooses, one passenger coach and l2t
freight cars.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
BAND CONCERT

The band expects to give concert to-
night in the band stand if the weather
permits.
Leader Denny Kelley has arranged the
following program for the concert:
March, "Under the Double Eagle" -.
.................. ......,.....W Wagner.
Waltz Medley y............Vo Won Tllzer.
Overture, "Mignonnette' -. Baumann.
Two-step, "Arrah Wanna" 80. Morse.
Waltz, "Zenda" "..............W Witmore.
Schottische, Goodbye, Jennie Jones"
.OConnOr.
Cake Walk, "Freaks of Blackville"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
MORE RAILROADS.
Milwaukee Surveyors Are Working This Week in tn
Pass North of Whitefish Between the North Fork
and Swift Creek===If Pass Is Found Practicable
Road May Go Through Here

The through the Whif mountains north Wh which
the North the Fad
Milwaukee
Definite information this effect received
Milwaukee
North Fork the latter of last through Swift creek
and which would line
|spel.
It's reported that another Whefsh
but nothing definite could be learned of this 1t is stated three
Whe
that five with
The which being located the Whefh
Of the coal the North
that entirely feasible for abroad.
the found good claimed will undoubtedly be by the
Milwaukee, the distance would by the railroad
would
directly through Whtefsh andK
@ of early anything definitely everything
route provided the found
probable, grade secured that
Northern will
the advantage of the branch line directly
|of getting into the new airoadga game
LATER has been
started
1t probable that the of the
the feasibility whole
would like take this route practically but would probably
tunnel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
SHOOTING AND ROBBERY
STILL A Deep MYSTERY

ssvntFal saloon bar. has vanished.
and q will now be necessary 60 de-
veiop the few naeaGcr clues which
arr available
Awaiting hops far Hight on the
case. the Inquest deemed necessary
wiil be postponed Tor several days
and the body hetd At Butterworths
morgue.
Several suspects have already been
ARRESTED. but ~ set there ~ not Nuf-
ftcient evidence against shem TO
warrant charges being fastened up
on them One ~ them named Here
ring Il ku9Nn 20 have been an In
innate ~ the dead man. and 10 have
been hlA ofnpanian sn carou@als like
the ona evidently held in the Central
saloon on the night % Helassis mur-
Ser.
n has not yet been learned 81
what f5rm the price mark on the gain
nrabbard IL the mark nor has any
report ~ the sale ~ 4 gun answer
Ing the description ~ the one found
In the mud beneath the body been
turned OVER 10 the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
WILL BE ASKED TO
DECIDE APPEAL

CoaBty Superintendent of schools
Sgory announced today that tho
matter 81 the dispate OF the board
Of directors over the Berlin school
appropriation foF $1,000 wlli very
likely be- appealed 20 State super.
inleudent Dewey for settlement
The board Fwcentiy voted that tho
sum Of $4,000 be appropriated for
improvements. Ia which Is includ.
ed the installation Of an improved
water supply for the school chill
efrrn.
George hruckhart. former clerk
OF the board. who was discharged
January 2. has raised the objection
that the amount appropriated ~ In
excess % the sam necessary. aud
that the school does not need
new water system. flrnckhart was
FOR alleged Iacosnpe.
teucy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
HORSE, MUST CO-HERE'S A SHINING MA
CHINE

The boothisck must 60 Ills doom.
like that 81 the horse with the COM
lug Of the horseieRH wagon. was
scaled when machine now on ax-
hlhitton ~ Seattle was invented.
A shine for cent
Just another instance Of machine
IN hor IN competition with that of a
iuan. You wet the Kicks cleaned
UP with the dropping of penny IN
the Nios
~ a glance one u led 60 believe
that the machine t. 3uat another de-
sign ~ the mUch exploited weighing
coBsrivanre. bat moment later
yQur eye catches tho aiKn--''r{hlne
ir~-~-then you examine more ciase-
" and notice = revolving brush At
the bottom % the device This
brush IL composed ~ stiff brietlee
on the sides. whore mud and dirt IL
encountered on The sole II the shoe.
and q felt buffer In the center for
polishing purposes. while no black
Ing iN applied. She great amount OF
friction used T. sufficient In most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
LIvEsLY FIGHTING
EXTRACTION

GeoFNe IIvrnlY. wAntNd IN Fnrt.
land for grand larceny. appeared
before Superior Judge A. W.
frater this morning on proceedings
10 fight extratitian Llvesiy IL
charged hy John SalsRai,er with
having miAmppropriated sums
Amounting 20 g. 0o0.
Deputy sheriff Hnckabay an.
pearesg In court this mornlug for
the purpose Of arFesting fIvealy
and taking him back 90 Portland.
The ease waA continued BY Judge
FratsF. b. reason Of the fact that
tomorrow AcsinH Gov Has will ap.
prove or deny the application for
writ Of habeas corpus By the
Portland authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
SNOW STORMS OFF
ALASKA COAST

Snow storms are raging today
along the coast Of southeastern Alas
ka. according 10 adsices received by
the United Wireless An acrogram
from the steamer Northwestern.
which will arrive at CoFsiova late
this afternoon. says a storm is rag
ing. and the air Is thick with SNOW
The steamer Buckman reported by
wireless this afternoon off Cape
Fairweather. She Is running into
heavy head winds and high seas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
FOOT CRUSHED
BY TOW LINE
TUG CAPTAIN ~ VICTIM oF A
PECULIAR AcsIDENT.

Ills foot caught In q kink IN =
new tow line. suspended with hiss
head under water. the llne Rfaau-
allY Tightening by the force 81 the
sturdy littta tug Fmrthia puiliuM on
shia rope which was attached 10 =
scow loaded with $50 tons 81 gravel.
IL the frinhtful experience 81 Capt
Jack EtltE, who Il nuw It hiH hein"
in west Seattle suffering terribly
from q Broken and crushed foot
Tire accident happened last fri-
das a. the Parthia was towing tle
asusx to the Pine IT. dock The tow
line vas new and a. ali new lines.
unfit used several times. are fun ~
hiuka. Captain pitts was watching
ia. IA an effort 10 keep " straight
Had the engineer mol been prompt
In stopping the engines when the
captain screamed fpr assistance ~
ID probable that hia foot would have
hetn complete ely crushed,
A. II ". however. he viii probp
hiy be laid up ZOE npme time. until
ghe broken bones knit and the
bruises heal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

rewards that can be devised.
Mrs. Cavanaugh Is one of the
most cheerful and optimistic little
women in the world.
"A family as large as ours Is
great care" she says. hut Il Is
also great Joy. only wish we
had more. One cant have too
many children. aud a woman can
never do anything better for her
country than TO give her healthy,
happy sons and daughters. At first
Il was very hard work taking care
OF so many children. but. after
time. got the work systematized,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

cases 10 bring most accepfah4s
brightness 10 the uppers. which
EQUALS the usual lee variety Of
~Shincs
Hut one machine IL Installed in
Seuttle now. IN Third ov. pooir0oru.
where * has been subjected 10 tia
NEST severe usage Imaginable. ~
curious fhronxs bent upon trying out
any novelty. when the cost IL bot
cent
The profits are enough 90 satisfy
most any one. even n standard Nif
Atorkholder. as nothing beat electric
ity In used. and the claim is made
that Ice shines viii cost Just 1e in
juice used
The centriranre was invented By
4 youth ia Michigan. who. Il II ur-
deEstood. has made fortune al
ready from sales OF the machine.
several large department stores
have ordered machines for tusfatla-
ton Ia the ladies' waiting rpuuaa.
where they will be kept rrnnAn9
continuously. free OF charge. for ad-
verttatng purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

PASSENGERS ARE m DANGER
or suFFERiNo-scAEo.
ulES KNOCKED OUT.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Fab s. ny T..
PA passenger train h. stalled w
hlg snow drift on the raru city
branch nf the Rio Cirandr railroad 20
miles from here. The passengers are
said b. ~ ln danger % suffering 80.
NcFely
A vest bound freight train ran
into q rock slisie today near Ruoy
and brakeman Orsou Spencer was
killed and t'ir,.fnan MciAdr was
fatally NeHldedi Tbs engineer rN-
capped without injury
Al train schedules have been
practically abandoned on aerount ot
the severe blizzard which "a sweep
inE this section II the country
Traffic ~ all Kinds h indefinitely
late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
NEGRO BOY
is ABUSED
~ TURNED oyEH no run ro-
IICE NArHoN TODAY

with his hack covered with Iirld
scars Inflicted Is "a hinrhrnaka
whlp aaid % have been used on MIN
by hts adopted mother. Mrs Pier
son. % 13d and Thomas sts. n small
coiured bpy known 20 hts play
mates as Jim Johnson. hut who says
IFS real name ~ Del Chisholm. was
today turned over 60 the police ma
tron Tor anfekeenlnn The matter
was reported 20 Humane officer
Naupeii through small white boys
with whom jim was accustomed 10
PLAY. and who noticed the terrible
punfshmenta inflicted on him by his
foster mother for tie most trivial
offenacs
when the boys shirt was refnov
cd. and five iivid scars. one ~ which
was still raw and bleeding. were
seen. exeiamationa Of horror arose
from the offirara. A complaint waA
Immediately sworn ont hnd the wo-
man viii be held on a charge ~
cruelty.
The boy IL II years 81 age. ana
WIS adopted several Ncara AGO from
the WashinRtou Chiidrcn'a Home hy
MrB PlersOn. who ~ also ouiored
To-day he II IN the care OF Police
Matron Mrs be Han, but arrange
menta are being made for his trans
fer 10 Mercer Island
So great a. the terror In which
the little boy has lived that he con.
SANITY asked tire Officers not 10
give him back 60 hts foster mother,
"ahe beat me awful. boss. she heat
me awful" he reiterated continually
with tgsra IN his frightened eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
NELAssis. TIE GREEK BAR'
TENDER, cARRIEs His Sc
cRET TO GRAVE.

Carrying with him 20 the grave In
Formation for which Captain ~ De-
trctfsea Charles Tenant aud every
Inefnber ~ The Seattle psiice fuFce
wswald havs sacrificed great deaf
Harry H~iassls. the Greek found
iuyNterio0sly wounded ON the Grant
NJ bridge last Thursday niKht rx-
piFesl last night az Waymlde Efner-
Renef hospital
a. no sima did hr regain com
aCiou1nsaa for the fraction ~ = min
ute. and although detectives and IN
tefpsttpgs stood constantly 40 hia
bestslde. eagerly awaiting a flicker
~ returning reason. he passed away
attn IN this sans Niupor la which he
WAS found.
with HIS demise All hope n iutfnc-
iinte solution u the identity - his
murderer. and the iooters ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

Files Claim Against citr--The
Carlnan Manufacturing ccmpsny TO.
day Med q claim against tho ritp FOR
fl.138.so. damages claimed 10 ba due
a. a result ~ the basement 81 their
building ~ the south end diHtrgrt
having been flooded by water from
broken wafer main some time ago
Files Protest Tho Knicksrbork-
fr company. owner Of property on
Dearborn a.. has filed protest with
the city council against the assess
ment -0ii for the Dearborn at. re-.
grade They aiiege that the city has
no Jurisdiction 20 make any such as
seAsmenf.
viii Consider Petition Tomorrow
tbs county commissioner VIII take
up the petition ~ the Seattle Light
ius company % be awarded fran
chiHe fef lighting the district lying
north n the city'H boundaries ana
s0utb of section ~. township 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
HOLDS AN
AUTOPSY
CORONER Will sEE M Theirs N
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY
no uE SOLVED.

what may prove 20 he another
murder mystery rulminnted IN the
death OF John Turner. who said be-
fore his death that he WAS an aero
bat, az the Pacific hospital last
night,
Turner was found unconscious on
tie aidewaik at iHt AZ. aud Blhnuh-
ara st. Thursday night, suffering
from cut on the head which re-
auired nine stitches TO close. two
hiackened eyes and other bruises
about the face. which indicated that
he had been severely handled In re-
bly to questions asked him repeat
eddy he steadfastiy refused 10 im-
nllcate anyone, saying that he had
been drunk. ana WAS performing
scrabntic stunts. when suddenly in
the midst Of one ~ them he fell 90
the street aud hurt himself
Death came 90 him suddenly, as II
caused by conclusion Of the brain.
and an autopsy VIII be held by city
uhyaician W H. Woodnrd to dis
cover. " possible. the cause OF his
death
lp case developments mcrit a., an
inquest will be held. and the matter
turned over 20 detectives for inyes-
tigation.
.a-.aa....as-sses-s+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

SALEM. Ore, Feb. s.--Ily u. P.---
GOV. Chamberlain this afternoon
sent into the legislature two more
veto messages. enc against the raise
of the salary OF the circuit Judge OF
the Baker City disfrict. which was
increased from 5000 TO 81 600 The
other message was directed against
raising the salary Of the clerk OF
Curry county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

GARY. Ind. Feb. s.-fsy Z. p
Stephen Reintz. ~ years old. Of In
diana Harbor. was burned 10 death
yesterday. and George Bonick.
also OF Indiana Harbor. was fatal
~ burned. The accident happened
when the first open hearth fur
mace at the Indiana Steel company
mills was blown In. The men were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
u AND rIPs CAVA1lDGh AND TlHIP 9WLDH CHILDREN

ALAMEDA. Cal. Feb. s.--Here
is the family of Patrick Cavan-
augh, a round dozen of happy.
healthy young Americans.
Cayanaugh IL not only an en-.
thuHiasiic supporter OF President
Roosevelt's anti.race-suiclde policy,
but he believes he has a scheme TO
encourage large families.
Cavanough would have the leg.
ialature of every state pass laws
exempting the fathers OF large fam.
lilies from taxation He says this
will do more TO populate this coun-
try than all tho medals and cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

aud now | get along very well. or
course. when new baby comes,
Il practically monoDolizea my time
for about half year. aud / am M.
able TO do all the sewing that Is
needed for the other children. Now.
prepare for the coming OF tho
little one by doing a great deal OF
sewing ia advance for ali the other
children, and In that way we got
along fine"
Cavanaugh Is as years old. and
Mrs. Cavanaugh is 80, Their chill
dren are equally divided as 60 SEX
a half dozen each. bows and girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

LINCOLN. Neb. Feb. s.--By y. r.
"a bill % aegregate Japanese and
Chinese iaborers from white work
men In the factories and fields Of
The state. was introduced today in
the state legislature by Rep. Jere.
mlah Howard Of South Omaha. The
measure provides that the yellow
aud the brown men must not be
employed IN company with eau
casians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
WILL ASK FOR PARK in
KINNEAR'S ADDITION

The board Of park commissioners
win request the city council. AZ It's
meeting tonight. 20 authorize the
purchase OF a block Of land In Kin.
nenr'M addition for $4,000. The
block Is to be nsed for park pur-
poses.
The park commissioners also aak
the council 20 pass an ordinance
providing for the condemnation Of
certain property tn Denny sherman
addition. which Ia also 10 be used
for park purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
WORK ON REGRADE
Is RESUMED
TODAY

work on the Jackson 81 FeNfaaa
which has been tied ~ for aoue
time. vas resumed shis nornlna
Tbs tie~up NaE caused IS = aupreuln
court decision which prevented the
collection ef assessments from per
sons Who serr damaged by the re-
grade THE work this morning wna
on kinH a.. where tire contractors
wtii be working for about ere
uHouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08
ALIENATION SUIT
Is ON TRIAL
TODAY

The suit for the recovery 81
damages ~ the sum Of sl0.6o0. in,
ssigated by g. IT. Me(see against ~
= Campbell. IN which the former
alleges that the latter Is guilty OF
alternating hts slfc'E affections. NaA
brought Ia trial before Superior
Judge Wilson " t.ay today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-08

PAWTUCkET. r. l.. Feb. 81
Miss Heien Keller. the deaf, dumb
and blind celebrity. must leave
Mrentham. Mass. to escape her
friends. The proximity OF her
present home 20 Boston has resulf-
ed In constant flow OF visitors.
and has seriously lnterfered with
what she intended TO be her Hie's
work. with Mrs. John A. Macy.
Miss Keller will make her perma.
aent home near brunswick, Me.