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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

Throwing stones from glass. win
dows is just as dangerous.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

Hope, like the glimmering taper's
light, adorns and cheers the way.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

The hat that hides the face leaves
: good deal to the imagination.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

whether from Colds Heat stomach or
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will relieve 700
It's liQuid-pleasGnt 70 take--acts immedi-
ttely. Try II. lOc.' &C.. and 5Oc' At drug
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17
For COLDs and GRE.

Hicks CAPUDlSE Is the best remedy
relieves the aching and feyenshness-cures
the Cold and restores normal conditions. It's
liuuid-efiects Immediately. i0c 25c. and
sOc., at drug storeG
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

Thought makes the man, and
thoughtfulness unmakes him.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

A life in clover is not always as
fresh and green as we think.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17
A Domestic Eye Remedy

Compounded by Experienced Physicians,
Conforms to Pure Food and Drugs Laws.
Wins Friends Wherever Used. Ask Drug
gists for Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

One thing sure that 1t is better
give than to receive-and thaV
LICKING. =
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17
Dysentery, ChoIOramorb us Cured

BY trial OF DR.. Blggsrs Hueklsberry Cor
dial. AT Druggists 25o and 500 per bottle.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-06-17

Regret is the stepping stone to
mans final salvation.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20
Gt paaliOcligt Yanoiirma.

@i benpiisr De ai bore 29iere, iom
paat9nter at bsnptte fig al Den for 5i-
osn 9Ooe anleonina til Grbperpelien al
2ano / 9idiniOn GOuntp. q. Saf.. pa
omlisssnpe 9iliriiter, til 1anoiirmaet
S6arF & goilipn, Gidinion. vi bet
ts 6irmas Snosbauere TANNER 0r. T..
). Sharf ira Spencer. Soma, os Sra
5. @ilion fra Solar Sails, famine
Stat. Ye9se bar bet bsoite 3p ira
osrss SIsmesn os bar opretbolot oct
paa bsrss nps Yirtsfelot. De bar tore
9lrsaler gano tiliul9s ai uomertet
Yonitst os meo Goroele, iom sjer bet
til en- COB os iOroela9tis yeboelie.
Geres Stipulation iom 6Orretnin9s. os
SSinansm9nb er ben beolte, o9 be er
fuloi uo paalioslise ale 6enieenosr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20
"Mlt all right"

yfelion w. Nlorib ienote inoen tppe
Winutter efter 3ololopens Yeota9elis
fsl9enoe 3elearam til s. pierpont
Mor9an:
geafbin9ton, lite glu9uli.
$. pierpont WOr9an,
Smborb Sasitn "9oriair".
6orilaset pehtoses i Gfterpuboaa.
9llt al right. Sc fslaenoe @spubli-
fanere iteinte imob Sorilasst; Yeps-
rib9e, 6lapp, Gumuins, Yriitop,
OOlliper, 2a5ollette. Nslion.
(llnoertesneD Nelfon %. 9llbrid.
ST altins al risbta @isielis sr bet,
foroi ri bar bet fra ben bpiefe Gutori=
tet. gi bar Sr. HeliOn W. 9llbri6,
ipm unoerrsttsr s. Yierpont Morsan
am, at alt er al right. Saa bpab bar
Solicit at betpmre iia Oper, bpis gIorid
fort0ller Worsan, at al! sr aG risbt,
% Mor9an lite benestsr bet2 9et
afsjsr bet llttsrlisen, 2pao bar ali.
9epel Solicit at Gse til Set9
"9be Nmsrican Republic
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20


s ben nplis beota9ne 3ololon er
3oloen forbsiet paa enbsl 0urer. reou-
csrst paa andre, men at ben lite er til
@apn for GOltet bet belle taset, oerom
uioner fiertt Senator alori6s llota.
lslis ON, at ben er al right, FAINT
@illiOnersn s. 9. MOrsOns Sam-
tptte til famine.
0slSispis er Senator Wc@umbsrs
9ermin inar! uolsbsn; men loi bstlassr
ROro 9atOtas gefOltnins, iom snonu
maa ueaie 5 lanse aar, inoen be ian
blius SObniOn tDit. ateo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20
@ammerieF / Gnslenoernrs %olo.

9ammerfflt fereoe ben 22os Suli ct
Sunbreoeaarsminbe meb differing al
en- gautalten til acre for 9orgernes
tapre Goripar Opsrfor @nslenoernes
sln9reb / &apertrisen.
Som ale anors Sapneplabie bapoe
osfaa Sammerfeit fat Gg / 6oripars.
ltano. 80 imaa Yatterisr, bbert msb to
Serpunoin9eY garoerebe Snols5ft til
Sapnen. Der bar inbepet en- 28
Manos Sei0tnin9, u9 so Wanb 2pf=
bern laa inbtuartsrsi oen lile gp.
Saa b9note bet larst ON len9e, at
to brittle &utterrigger, "Snaie" paa
Is og "6aacp" pua IA Sanonsr, meo
ca. 100 Wanos 9siatnin9 bper pine
iis uoenfor 6inmarten. Ssrit bsn enc.
Iaa ben anosn lob ino til Saspit %
plpnbrebe Sanoslsmuno 2iaen9reen
for Stub % Stub, alt iat tareret for
10, 900 &issoalsr.
Gaa 9ase efter, ben 23oe Suli
1909, pso Nttstiosn ON Wor0enen,
Tom be be99s i.epnsnbs ino paa 0am.
msrfefts Sapn.
gatterierne bilieoe benz ct baritt
9sltommen % bOlot Del eaasnos II
Sime moo ben aabenbare Operma9t.
Saa Hap 9lmmunitionen Op yatteriet
paa ielpe Sammerfef=Sioen, % Ye-
ietninsen fanot bet raaoelisit at rsms
me Stanien. GnslRnoerne bar life
lsne til at tase bsnne / Yeliobelie.
,suslenes=gattsriet fortiatts iremoe-
les en- srteslss Slo fra bsn &anon,
fom frsmoslss bar brusbar. 8ililut
itrss man osiaa Der GIas,
glu rosDs &pltpgrnsts Gbei, San.
belsmano &lsrd, unoer parlamentar+
flag uo til "Snate" % forbanolsos
meb &aptein 5bomas Wans ON gpsns
Stj9bne.
Sort efter lsb en- Yartasle meb 13
Gngelitm0no ouer til 5uslen9s-Stan.
len, meoens 4 andre gartasier iatte
MilitRr ilanO Ynen.
&lerd bapoe lite forltaaet ben Stri
pelie. &aptein 90ang lepereoe bam, os
iom inoebolot Ell Opfororin8 til ufor=
tspet at obereips Ypen. Gu tentte
man, at ben lanoiatte Stprtes Gbef
ltuloe flnne tolte yrepet; 2lerf baboe
oerfor Ii Utano &pitu9rn ltaaenoe un.
Der @ep9r paa grp99en. paa Sritens
Yint meo 3aaroen loo ban 9pb Sro
be IT. Wano l9g9e line gaaben neo.
Gieblittelig taIteoe be engelite Wtilit9=
rsr Jig O5er 8ep0rsrne % omrinseoe
De frlplli9 aipebneoe.
Se TO Yatteriers Gbefsr, &jsbm9n.
oene M, @. Bed o9 .. &slt, iamt be
uitaote af oeres Wanoitaber bar, itrar
be bauos fornaslst TT Stpos os iorlaot
| fine Stanier, ltuttet al fra gpen for
lite at faloe arissfanssnitab. Setts
lob til at lrritere Seirberrerne, oa be
tom ilano.
&lerd babos Omborb paa "Snafe
facet Snotrpt al, at iaaianot Yorserne
inbfillsos 6isnOtlisbsosrne. itulos
bperten periOn eller gienbom libe
Cperlaf. Nlsn lite isr bar ole
Noromano afuebneoe, iaa bsspnote
De brittle SOloater os WatrOisr en-
srunois plpnorins.
Suis os gjemmsr blep bruot Op
uben al 2empe. oa be fortOilsoe gor'
ssrs forisisoe Jig @r@mmslie uoenfOt
i'm life Sismbps Gnem9rter for lite at
maatts is paa 6isnoens mOobpoelise
4of9ro.
i5oruoen 9lnfprsrne n9pnes &jsb-
mano g. 9ltermano oS 2OntoriIterne
Dlaus Salo os Nnoers Bud iOm ufor=
ferosbe &riasm9no. ba Oct sialbt at
parse Stabsns 9ere % Wtsoborsernes
Velfero.
| Saaleoss lDoer Ysretninssn / lin
6elbeb | ct nprli ylap. gRsn bpcri
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20
Gnonn flere.

Uaiises Ditmarion, Worte, Sspsr.
bolm. 8rattensbOrs, gmmons, paul-
ion, Gielitao, seim FAINT 5. 9arion os
8. Npsaaro bleO fat ! gefillinser af
aater's 8ufineis college iibfe llse.
6pab sibr andre SiOler for fine Gra-
buenter9 Senb efter 2ataloa til Sto=
len 6ar9o eler 8ranb Sorts, y. 8.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20

betOo e9entli9 Norom0nbenes 5opper=
beo bette 3ilI0loe? S Nehl0o9elle4
at @aabnerne % 6Iu9t2 ga. iIia isrI
bet uo. Geo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20
.Wpro 9atotas Se,,atorer.
Bret fra Gen. MitG Gumber.

6orbunosienatOr g. s. McGumber
ira 9lorb SatOta i,ribsr unosy 9ato af1
lobe ausuit idm fplaer:
,Mjn tiare Or. u. 'ay. Sroditab!
Seq meoienber beruso ct grsmplar al
en- Sale bolot af mig, fsr 8ohfsren.
Gems @appOrt ans.' 9Oloforildset blep
'untusst eenatst. Ssnfistsn mso
bsnne forte Sale bar at rstts ben fell.
astise Opfatnins, 'iOm ipnss at bore
frsmbrust, neuilis at bette 8OlofOrilaa
sr en- @spiiiOu / opdosaasnbe %stnins
% lite ftsmmsr opsrsns msb be asftsr,
fom er sipst al bet rspublitanlte par=
ii. % Yrefosnt 3afts gnitst ON en-
Rsbiiion | nebuosaasnos @stnins. s
ben bill Sc finoe en- Cite oosr 9lrtitler,
Tom sr ! alminoelis Yrus. mso &eout-
tions=proeenten tilfeiet. gnoitisnt
Der life er blspen nosen peientlis &e-
button fra Dinslep.3arterne paa
gomulos= % lllo'2iifen, iaa piisr ben
Rjenbssiernins, at Der er en- meset ltcr
Snbfsriel af baaoe gOmulps. % lllo-
barer, at 9clbsn itte ct operoseOen.
Npis 1olbsn par uperorepen, piloe ben
forbinbre Snofsriel.
min Stemme ober bette 2obforild9
os alle mine Sanblinseri Gorbinoelie
bermsb bar p9rst,i SarmOnt lneb pre'
iibsnt Salts 0niier, bOsm lite alens er
MatiOnens Souso. men, 2raft al lin
Stilins, bet republitanite partis 90
beb.
Seq isnbsr 0em 9alen, lite blot til
9sres esen Belerelie, men Osiaa bet
baab, at ben pil pere til 3jensfe i
Distusiionen ansauepoe bette 9bema,
|om fabis tommer op be foritjelise
Stater. Seq bar meset ioriistist
pua.t oo.r 9allene % taofefsr benz,
iaa Be fan fol.s paa iom abiolut tor.
rette. wseo be bsbfe 9ilisner,
g. 5. WrGumbsr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20

Set er naturlist % ulminbsliat, at
naar en- Goliets @epreientant gautic.
mems lopsibenbe Gorfamline fOritaar,
Of ban bar bssaast en- 8ommert, fpaer
at fortlare fig til fin esen Gorbel.
6an iurer efter at faa siort bet, Mc-
gumber sr besperrs en- iaaban. Msa
ban ton trsite fig meo, at ben anoen
Senator fra bet nOrite glarb GatOta,
Norbmanbsn M. q. Sobnion, er Den
famine gaas. 6oritiellen melem oisie
to Weno er, at mspsns Mc@umber ip-
ger at sipe en- Gortlarins Op.r fin
6Olonine OpsrfOr SOloloben, iaa bar
Sobnion lite ct Orb at fse til fit 6or-
iuar, Oeroiser lite fine Valsere iuu
meset fom at sipe an Gorfuarins pper,
boOrfOr ban itemte Sobn pierpOnt
Morsans Os andre pensemeros Snter'
fsler oenne Digtl9e Sag.
Senator MeGumber bar aloris boz
ret tisnot iom nosen Goltets Munb,
meoens SObniop bar Seret betrastet
{om Ell iaaoan lise til ben Sio, ba ban
tos lit sebe / GorbunUsienatst. 9st
bar 10 osiaa paa Gruno Of fin manse-
parise 8storb Tom 2Onsresmanb, at
ban enoelis bleb ualst til 6orbunosie-
nator, sitsrat More 9atota fit fin pri-
lnerUalslop, os bette tiltrobs for at
bans Moofanoer bapos optisbt be fls-
fte Ylaoe Staten. 9stte piite tpos-
list not, boilteu 9iaio Norb Oatotas
Yefpltnins bapoe til ham. Nu bar
ban tattet for 9ielpen. omenoitjent
baa en- belt upsntet Maaoe. Der ipn ;
at tpoe paa, at Sobnion. iom MI er
liot tilaars. bar til 9eniiet | bsnne
9srmin ut sisre fig ferois meo poli.
titen for beitanois. Bort 9aab ON i
bam at ie 2nuts Nelion 30. 2 be
Gorsnsos Statsrs Gsnat er nu fulo=
ifenois tilintstsiOrt, % ianoipnlispis
an9rer MI 2nute 9felion bittert, at ban
len Sale paa 0efiioen al ben rpbe
Glpo ifior aabsfalte SOhnion for Ss-
i,ator.
Goritiellen mellem Sobnfon % Mc-
gumber er ben, at Wtgumber opnaas
eoe Wals paa ben 9io. ba man gioro
SatOta innoe tjsbe fig ct Sepe | ll.S.
Senat meoens Sobnfon bleO pulst al
6otfet. Oct Geilsreb, be MI besse
bar ksoaet peb at ilaa fine pialtsr
fammen meb Ssnator Nlorib. er bsr-
for SOhniOn til lunst fisrrs gunare
enb til MeGumber.
Der r i WcGumbers Sale / bore
gins intsi, Der tiener til bans Goribar.
og | opsnitaaenbe Hrep iinbsr bi Crunb
til at beilaae bam eno pberlisere. 6an
er sienipnlis af ben Renins, at naur
en- esnator blot feminsr ps banblsr
ifslse prafoentfns Dniie, iaa sr alt
eoot os bel, uanfest bpem Der er pre'
Gbsnt. 6pis bette Ct ret. hpab 8rue
bar pi iaa for eenat os @spraientants
bus9
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-20

Saaleoes lposr Yeretninssn fin
belbso | ct nprii Ylab. gPsn bpcri
Evening star., 1909-08-22
RIFLE RANGE ABANDONED.
Camp Harrington, on York River,
Va, Merely History.
special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch TO Inc Star.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, August 21.-
Camp Admiral Harrington rifle range,
established more than three years ago
on the York river, has been abandoned
All the marines have been transferred to
other army posts and the buildings have
been sold at public auction.
Camp Harrington which was used
by the United States government as a
rifle range for men of the Marine Corps,
was considered fixture. and the order
for abandoning II came as a great sur
prise to the officers in charge
No reason has been given for discon-
tinuing the range.
Evening star., 1909-08-22
You Will Attend Draughon's If

YOU investigate. See adv. page 8. Edu-
catonal Section, todays Star-Advt
Evening star., 1909-08-22

Col. Chittenden as Road Builder.
Most of these roads were built by Col.
Hiram Martin Chittenden. OF the United
States Engineer Corps. He should have
been made permanent superintendent of
the park, because he knows more about
il than any other man. he loves every
foot Of the ground as he loves his Kin
dred. and the seven or eight years ne
spent in making the present improve
uents taught him things that no other
man will ever know, God, doubtless
might have made a better road builder
than Cot. Cli:terden. but God doubtless
never did: and when the colonel was
relieved from duty here and was sent out
10 Seattle. where he is now stationed, the
drives through the entire park were as
nearly perfect as human skill and the
t"r ,etialS available could make them.
But they have been running down ever
since Col. Chittenden left. until now. in
manE places they are in a bad condition,
and it will require d much larger appro-
priation than Congress has been in the
habit of making to put them in order
again This is not so much the result Of
the engineers who succeeded Chittenden
as il is of the authorities who sent them
here AS one star in the armament diff
fereth from another star in glory. do
the officers OF the Engineer Corps differ
in their ability 10 build roads. The fact
that the roads out here are covered with
three TO six feet of snow the entire win
Ter and are travelled by a continuous pro-
cesSion OF coaches, freight wagons and
carriages the entire summer, makes IL
Evening star., 1909-08-22

Those who choose to do SO can make
the journey across Yellowstone lake,
which requires about three hours. in a
gasoline launch instead of remaining in
the coach and following the road around
its shores The boat trip. however, is not
included in the regular ticket, but costs
extra. Mr.. E. j. Hofer, or Billy Hofer
one Of the best known of all the many
guides and hunters in the west, who took
Theodore Roosevelt upon his first expedi-
tion after big game, and has guided him
through the park and through many of
the surrounding mountain forests several
times, is the owner of three launches, Ii
censed to do passenger business, and
they cross the lake with full cargo of
passengers every day. He is now build
ing a larger boat. twin-screw ninety
f1vefoot launch. which was constructed
at ST. Joe, Mich, and shipped out here in
pieces.
Hofer built sailboat' on the lake as
long ago as 1850, and used to take out
fishing parties in il, but the business did
not pay and he tied up the boat One
day it got adrift and went over the falls
and navigation on Lake Yellowstone was
suspended for many years
Evening star., 1909-08-22

Written FOR The Star ana the Chicago Record
Herald.
MAMMOTH HOT CppJNcc U-ro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
J.J.H|LL ISSUES
NO WARNINGS
RAILROAD MAoNATg. PROPHET
AND WISE MAN, COMES
AND GOES.

James J. nm. railroad magnate.
prophet and chief warning lasuer
OF the nation. arrived Ia Seattle last
night on HIS private train aud lofi
for Portland this morning. lie was
accompanied by Howard Elliott,
president OF the North Pacific. and
other officials OF the liill roads.
MIR nm was not IN prophecy.
ing mood last nlght. and dld not feel
called upon 10 issue any warning
conrcrning the trend OF the times.
He said that he was Just out on
visit over the lines before Christ.
mas and was very well satisfied
with what he saw
When questioned about the
switcnmen's strike he made light Of
the matter, declaring that AZ far as
the Great Northern was concerned
the strike was az good A. over. Mr
nm thought the Great Northern WAS
handling more freight than Il did
before the strike was called.
President Elliott held similar
views on the strike situation. about
20 per cent less than those OF his
chief lie oonseryativcly estimated
that the Northern Pacific was hand
ling 80 per cent ~ It's normal vol.
umc Of freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
HORNS FOOT AND
KIDS HAVE GREAT
FUN AT STORE

Well. nov We know what an the
horn'tootlng on the streets. last
night, meant The streets seemed
suddenly 20 be full of youngsters
nearly blowing their heads off II
was the annual Chiidrcn'a Day and
Festival at the Eastern QUILTING
company. Second av. and Union VI
The word had gone out that
Santa Claus would be az the store
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
with a presen, for every child ia
toxin. Thousands we're theirs. and
every one of them got a horn or a
dollls. right out Of santas hand
Parents accompanied their chill.
dren and we're remembered with
souvenirs.
Christmas decorations made gay
the various departments of the
store. and the crowds HgrUlled
through, picking ny helpful anEgen
lions for Christmas gifts waists.
petticoatS. fura. smoking Jackets.
neckw ear. aud the thousand and.
one things men and women like 10
have.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

TUCSON Arg, Dee 10. TO
everybody who has stood IN line
several hours TO get a chance 10
pay a. 10 see David Warfield la
the Music Master ATTENTION
David Wartield got his baggage
attached hoyo IN Tucson 20 satisfy
bill.
Yep just like fifthrate barn.
storming openight company the
kind whore every member plays
three parts aud French horn in
the band parade before the show.
and then has 90 get out of town
via an alley just like that David
WarfIeld got bis baggage seized by
Tucson constable
Oh, thisil be great reading for
Broadway Wait tn the Frlura
get hold OF him
Here's how It happened
There was a delay along the
road ia Arizona aR there's apt to
be any time Ia Cactus Land and
Dave found be couldn't set 10 Tue.
son IN time TO play SO he passed
Tucson up. Nov Tucson may not
be- center Of culture like Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
TRY To MAKE
EMPLOYEES
FIGHT UNION
Steel Trust VIII Use Stock
Shares as a Weapon in
Fight With Organized
Labor.

PlTTsnURG. Pa, Dee ie-That
the United states Steel corporation
Is depending upon 40.eoo of It's em~
pioycs. who draw dividends upon its
stock they hold. for supper, IN the
war declared upon it hy the tabor
unions Of the country, T. the belief
II many who are IN close touch with
the situation. The corporation.
Il il stated. depends upon It's
stock sharing workmen TO stand
fast IN the impending fight with the
unions An attempt 90 secure an
additional 10000 cmploye-stoekhold-
ers will be made. according 20 the
reports. through the medium ~ a
statement now being prepared. which
will snamerate the profits paid 60
the present holders 81 stock under
the corporations method 81 prof,
sharing. and include an estimate ~
the present value of the stock.
with so.o0o employees having a
personal interest in the affairs OF
the corporation. the directors are
said To feel assured that they win
be able 10 combat successfully airy
effort 10 close its mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
She SCREAMED AND0
THIEF WAS CAUGHT

Scream.
II your pocket IL picked iuat
scream, and yon'll save your fhrAt
mas shopping money. That's what
Mrs. Jane Doe ulanrook didg and
she got hor money back Nhcn
Mrs. lilanrock was shopping in the
Bon Mareho yesterday afternoon
she felt hand IN her pocket and
screamed Two portera of the
store grabbed the man she pointed
out. and as a consequence John
Calabrisl IL charged with grand
larceny In the prosecuting attor.
ney's office
When the portera grabbed Gala
brisi. he dropped the purse to the
floor. Since taking money from
the person. however small the
amount. constitutes grand larceny
IN this state. serious charge IL
placed against the plckpocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
is OPPOSED TO
OVERWHELMING
THE TAXPAYERS

A. " nouillon. candidate for
mayor. declared az meeting OF
the Green Lake Improvement club
last night that he WAS opposed 20
overburdeuing the small property
owners with Improvement taxes
which they found difficult to pay
He said he believed In improve.
ments being made just 10 the extent
that the people could afford to pay
for them.
Continuing. Mr. Houllion talked
OF conducting civic affairs on a
straight, businessilke basis. Of run.
ming everything open and above
board. and Of making the key to
public office efficiency rather than
politics.
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CARPENTER FALLS
TO HIS DEATH

Martin ~ Banks. carpenter
plunged 40 fee, 10 his death when
the roof Of the oid Third Az. thea
ire collapsed late yesterday after
noon. Death was almost inHtan-
tauoons. AZ the unfortunate man
struck HE head on an iron girder
The wfeeking Of the old building
was started yesterday. and Ranks
had been warned that the roof was
in a dangerous condition
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WAIT TILL BROADWAY HEARS OF THIS;
DAVID WARFIELD'S BAGGAGE ATTACHED

but n won't stand for any triiling
with ita artistic appetite 30 the
local theatre managers. backed ~
an indignant populnce, sent a
posse out after the richest actor
on the American stage
David, be n added. came
through When he saw the the
atre managers hand. he kicked in
with $3.50. which the manager
aatfed for
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SMITH IN JAIL
(concluded.1


court room when the pair were re.
leased
II was In July that Miller was ar.
rested, after series Of robberies
While under arrest pawn ticket
was found In Miller's effects, show.
ing that he had pawned a portion
Of the loot taken from McMahon's
murdered body. Miller confessed
20 Captain Of Detectives Charles
Tenant that the diamonds were
given to him by Smith and Rose.
Is Rose pead7
u has been yariously reported
that Roses pay was stopped"
shortly after bis disappearance. In
the parlance Of crooks, this means
that he was killed By brother
crook for being a weak sister"
Smith Is held at the city Jail in.
communicate.
City Detective Wickman feels
highly elated that he was able to
tear Smith loose from his home
city, Chicago. The alleged accom-.
pilce Of Peter Miller and Rose Is
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Mrs Effie F1shbaFn wltl enter.
tain the ladies 81 the Stevens Re.
lief Corps No AZ her home. No.
g2is Queen Anne av. tomorrow AZ
tcrnoon. December ". Strangers
and friends are welcome.
ANNA TEEPI.E. Press Cor.