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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-09-15
Letter 70 the Kin,

Flogging In the schools Of Denmark
was stopped because Of the following
letter. which King Christian found In
his mail one morning:
"'Dear King-We are four boys at
sF%lakkebjerb school. and the master
whips US every day with a piece Of
steel rope he found In the arbor.I IL
he doesn't stop there will be q nre."
The king visited the school. dis
missed the teacher and had the boys
streated to cakes and chocolates at his
expense. Then he warned all teach
ers to avoid corporal punishment, say
Ing that they must not make4rumans
of the boys by rufianly treatment
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-09-15
Animal Thievoe.

There was found In the Tyrol, part
OF the Austrian: empire, a swallows
nest lined with several banknotes.
each worth 81. At about the same
time a butcher in Dornbirn found the
nest that a mouse had made ont Of
ten banknotes. worth q each. These
notes. unlike those used BY the swal-
Rows. had been chewed TO pieces. but
the butcher was able 70 redeem them
III the bank
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-09-15

See US il you contemplate plac.
ing 9 loan on your farm option g
pay afterone year il desired. w
loan money ansseeond MoFtg4psls
al the time. Raagnst 6sC0s SssSaso
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-09-15
1915

County of Mclean. Justice Of tbs Peace.
rheo. J. Haqvsssbers' Plaintiff SECOND
Guy York, !" Defendant. SUMMONS Snn1aa
State of North Dakota to the Said Defendant:
By this Second Summons herein, you are
sSe cisY q MsssSSasa: County s Mclean and
answer sns sssn the SsS C % sslRsis@e q T {; o. j TIL h.a s@asis 70
sssiPSst sSu t s[lssip e, that bisipst GSa s sss dsts ssaas'
wares and merchandise on account between
the 9Th. day, Of February, 4; D: 1911 and the
18th day Ct March a. D. 1911. both days in
fitsy.seven and !s.il@ iss7:5sJ Dollars. that
sci ssid . sum has has not ot. been Paid lid nor stt any part es there,
personal property of the defendant in the
State of North Dakota p q warrant OF At
tachment duly issued in this action and that
to-wit: One dresser. one commode, one dining
room table, one iron bed. one bed spring, one
mattress, four chairs, one center table, one oil
one wash board; and. that plaintiff has de.
ffty.seven and 76-lo6 ($57.'9) Dollars. togethsr
2Srd. day of March A. D. 1911, at the rate Of
seven q, per cent, per annum; together with
costs and disbursements in this action. ana
attached he n tbs action.p shall BE- subject to the,
satisfaction OF the plaintiffs claim against
You, and you are notified that unless you 50
appear and answer the Complaint, the plaintiff
Given this 18th. day Of August, AID 1911.
C.. F. Haennel,
Justice OF the Peace,
County OF Mclean,
State of North Dakota.
Hyland l. Nuessle
Washburn, North Dakota.
It is hereby directed that the within Sum-
mons DO served BY publication in the Wash
burn Lesder, 2 weekly nsvsp.Per IN Wa 81
above summons % published in said news-
paper each week for three successive weeks on
the following dates, to-wit. September !.
C.. F. sAAennel
Justice Of the Peace,
County OF Mclean,
1913 State Of North Dakota.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-09-15

Newport villa. Only members of the
immediate family were present.
B. E. Click of Foxholm, N. D., drew
homestead No. l in the Berthold In
dian reservation at the drawing at
Minot, N. d. John Wolden of Dill
worth, Mimi, drew the second prize,
and Edwin A. Duvall of MinOt, N. d.,
the third.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
PHIPPS VICTIM Of
UNKNOWN ASSASSIN
IS BURIED TODAY
Man Who Died As Result of
Singing Received in Com
missary Car Laid to Rest in
Fairview Cemetery.

Following Instructions received
from bis wife iu Hottolc. cant. .op
Irs"nlaIIyas ol the Holmes supply
couUuu, aruusod for The Dmlg! of
J. % puppe tna omployo of mo
compnW VINO was murdered at su.
vance "Wednesday uieht Burial WAS
in Fairyicw cemetery. tho h.a,sc and
its auendaua proceeding from strong
lHuihria chapel az O'Clock
Mas . % phipps. who wired Man.
agcJ Avery from Borokelry. cal. con.
,cruiup tho funeral arrangements.
lives u 1898 DWaul street. In that
rits 10 Be- stated HAT thoy have three
children Nulhus further has been
added 90 tho information concerning
the case. except that me accounts
kept iu the Commls-ary car under the
care ui Mr rhlpus have been gone
over boy Auditor FiunRin of the com.
uany aud found correct to the penny.
Nothing Was missing from tho stock
carried iu tho car \ new commits.
Eary man has been appointed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
OCCIDENTAL OPENS
KANSAS CITY
OF flee
Business of Local Insurance
Company Has Been Extend
ed Into Five States and Re-
ports Are Excellent.

Tha me Occidental Life Insurance
company SIS one OF the most important
factors in Jh' extension of tho bus.
ness fame o Al1upucrq, has ucen
Hr.huely illustrated during the past
wocb with tho establishment nj "a sue.
,oss'uI agency iu Kansas City The
Kansas Guy office has been placed I'M
charge 1f FIcdeuck Wink who was
formerly member of the Occidental s
Ute agency force in ~ rasO Mr
Wink Is au experienced Insurance
man and hae already made 70 splendid
showing lu has new field
The Occidental now has effective
o-ouo. Iofcos boz Sow Mexico. An.
IONA Texas, Colorado and Kansas.
General Manager J. n o Richly IS pare
UoulmiN atit,i bog Ihc returns rom
tHr foreign hpld, because they ind.
uur, 1Jf tuc excellence of Occidental
policies and Occidental methods r
noW universally yCoEuiEed Agents boz
.dlD.nia- H.a''s report thut mission.
aI NuH Dos unnecessary thp rgluH.
.Ou Oh. Hr .uuuHu being airpaSy os
taHhsh, 40 Trinidad iur instance.
force ui ,.sHt agents s mabiua 70
IlruuuruH record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
MUST HAVE KNOWLEDGE
THAT Is MARKETABLE
INp'rtnc-- iu ~uur ~prpin5 Field uf
Bu-nr-~ t-ctullur.s Essential tn
~u,"c-~ ct southwestern Young
People.

Iu.H De- ur,-,uiu.Ur. tUr ua. ui
lu. urDidusi .uu up, boa Vhluu urs,
ur permanent success can boz Nuu
uuI. us those who nu, equipped
themselves tor export work iu some
pu.u.uar urld This be- PARTICULARS
true BOO rapidly dr,,uplug com
m.rua. community like tuo soutu-
Hr-t aud nc young paapl. of tht
r'sIuu shDuIi u,sl'Dt uu opportunity
n" 800 themselves Tor SOM, specific
nrIN uf business uscfuluceg
loo tn. uFb ot these facts the yDung
people of N'N MNipo. Arizona and
TDNlt Wu. consider Themselves ur-
tuna'u bon having u thrir service au
institution gf thoroughly equipped
Hud ar auIF managed aa the Alba
Ylorup' Blsiu,ts College This msu-
tuition ih popularity and dcs,r,,dH
known us a practical school fut
practical young people Bi this 10
is meant chat graduates ut Tho Albu-
QuUrQue Business Cnpeg, receive the
KIND of uuiplns which Gee them for
immedlut, usefulness in modrruly
conducted business establishment.
rhoy dout ha,, to by "brok,n u.
thfF ar, trained
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

crs appointed hy the mayor ana con-
] ilrmod TBS the clty council. who shall
constitute said board.
/ section 3. u shall bc the duty of
the said hoard, after their apoint.
mont % fN suon times ANA place,
as they may soc nt fur On, cNamua-
ton ~ nll persons employed or acc
tually working as plumber. or who
shall wish Go engage IN M, plumbing
business and work ~ a plumber
They shall conduct fair and practical
examinations of cach aud c1,ry pore
son So applying for icCus, o. d0
plumbing. work 1s plumber. as Go
their qualifications ana knowledge of
ihe plumbing business, aud thp orr
dinnuC's of he city covering snme.
ana if upon such examination being
held, majority OF thy said board
arc convinced that ary applicant
possesses sufficient knowl,dgr. and
is otherwise qualified Go do pmmoinr
.in "a safe aud sanitary and workman
like manner, they shall issue 90 him
lions
section Z. IL amy applicant. having
taken The examination herein pro-
Fidod FOR. ANA having failed To make
the necessary grades established by
the mid examining board. and have
ms failed Go satisfy tho said board
That hn puss. sers the necessary and
sHrcicng knowledge nud qualifica-
tIuns 10 outitlc him 10 "a certificate as
10 plumber, The slid bourd shall indi-
cate Go the applicant wherein hr b.
deficient ana shall fiN time ana
place al which he may take another
examination, which Time shan be-
fixed by the hoard ana shalt not OK
coed six months from the date of cx-
animation az which hc failed
section Q. At the time OF making
application for the examination to
the board Of plumbing examiners.
the applicant shan pay a. the said
board The sum Of Three (3.0O) Doll
lars fco which shah be the compen-
sation or Zee Of tho members OF the
said board of plumbing examiners
Section q. Any person taking the
said examination hcrtin provided for.
and receiving his certificate of auali-
ficaton from the said heard. when he
snail have complied with the other
requirements of the ordinances Of the
city of Albuquerque. shall be entitled
10 engage IN tho plumbing business
either as q master plumber or as
Journ, lyman plumber.
section Z. This ordinance shall be
Zoo fun force and effect from aud
Thirty days after lts passage aud pub
licatlon.
Passed and approved this .... day
of .,., A. -. i8il
Attest. ........,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29


In tho District court OF the socond
Judicial District of the Territory Of
New Mexico. within and for thc
County OF ~andoval
The Bank of Commerce. plalnuff
49, so esq
willard = Hoptwen, Anna Hopewell,
Lon 4, steele, Ppunsylyauln De
velopmont company, W -, Hamn
Arthur Kennedy, Francis j. Tor
rance. santa Fc Central Railway
company, Charles 90 Murray, Rc-
ccvcr of tho Ncw Mexico Central
Railroad company Charles T..
Easley. Receiver Of the New New
lea Fuel and Iron company Pitts
burg Trust company. Tho North
American SAVINGS 4 Trust COM
pnny, and The south side Trust
company Defendants
To the above named defendants and
each Of Thorn.
The above named defendants and
each of them viii take notice that
The above named plaintiff has Mod
the above named suit boo the nboye
named court. whore the sam, a NOW
pending
The general object of said suit 81
Tor AN accounting hrtsrru tho said
plaIutiff aud the said d,foud1uts aud
each Of them, Hnd tu determine the
amount duo from thcm and each ct
ia'1 To tho said plaintiff on account
of certain promis-ory notes. over
drafts and other Indebtedness. in
Guiding attorneys fees; 10 forcclosc
certain deeds dated the 9Th day OF
June, 1903. which are alleged 10 have
been intended as mortgages 10 cover
tho suid Indebtedness aud 20 declare
tho same a lien for said Indebtedness.
ono 1f the said deeds having been
given hy willard s. Iopowcl and
Anna Hopewon, 10 The said plaintiff
covering the following Described
property situated IN Sandoval coun-
ty New Mexico, to-wit.
Al the northwest quarter ~ sec.
tlon thirty-fou~ In township thirteen
north OF range six east of the New
Mexico principal base meridian, end
one hundred and sixty
acres according 10 the government
survey thereof Also the north half OF
the southeast quarter of section
thirty-thrcc and tho north half Of
tie southwest qunrter of section thir-
ty-four. In township thirteen north
of range six east of the New Mexico
base ana meridian, containing one
and sixty acres, according 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
SWASTIKAS TO PLAY
DOUbLEHEAOER
Go After the Browns in the
Morning and the Happy-Go-
Luckys in the Afternoon on
Luna Park Diamond.

That the SwlstikGs. who hold see.
ond place in the Juvenile CITY League
pcnndnJ race. have great confidence
in their cldu. is Indicated by their
decision 20 risk double heater to-
morrow The SWast!kus plu, the
Browns at lu o'clock tomorrow mora.
ins and he Happy GoLuckys ~ 2.3D
tomorrow afternoon. Both games win
De- PLAYED on Luna paris diamond Man.
1Eer Julian Chayel oi Che Swastiaas
so}s that The Swastika. viii win the
douhirheador and viii not stop tho
winning streak until they have the
flag CinChcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
RIVERBANK TO Be
BIG SHIPPING
CENTER SOON
Great Strip Of Contiguous Ter.
ritory Will Be Developed
Santa Fe Officials Make
Pleasing Prophecies.

Santa Fc railroad officials uo.hcsy
haf B.vp.uanN Cal tu,H now diyis.
JON terminal viu ultimately b.. a
tDN larar .hpurs uoIr IHrf poo
Ins. In' aINH Io.Ifur. immediately
HurUuuIrl fu, town viii develop
into % sou. productive agricultural
aIs'.irr auI chat tbo mI ol th, pro
dICD HNl ur handled thIrIrU RIN..
uau. RI.wttut uIE u-u ap 90 ar,at
aHrf r'utcI
W,n lcual work. of con fu,nau
Il.rHI. ...rt,d 600 frp nov DaNdalo
utIEaiIon district canals b. is unlN
90 question OBJ. time uuu until IU, sou
Ioudius country viu hn bie.il sct
fi"d mN pluiuc.ug Houuuul crops. Di
which 'h' santa Fc railroad uaIur
ull" WiIl .uIu, 'h, handling
ON account oi Ihs large amour, uf
business tIght iu the al strict tuuulur.
iu .N..I line. tho Santa r., and ts oil
h'.alt wifi leave mo- stone unturutd %
maintain good service. and modern
ABILITIES lur carI1a fpe ho traffic.
uud me Thousand and one things "a
IiN" ANA ptugfe isiH. r1i' road con do
iur "a community
Rivcrbank citizens aud merchants
VIII reap golden toward for them
foresight in sclocuus this now town
Tor their place oi residence aud bust
ness
lh" greater pant of iha sales tu
date have been to ICui,g,uluti,c CiIi
onH ol towns Surrounding RiycfhlHk
ana thoiI Investing g. 100 itself tcsil.
monIW Hs tu M" STABILITY OF the new
town
The owners oNchaua. agents. me
GuU NJ Rush 60. q Los Angeles. arr
receiving inquiries Itom all over rhc
great
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

the government survey thereof Also
| The northeast quarter uf section
thirty-thrce ANA the north llIt OF
/ the southwest corner OF s.-.vG
| thlrty-four ln township thirte.d north
| of range six east of tnc Nov M.Ni.p
and containing one hundred and sixty
acres according 20 tho government
survey thereof
And the other of the said deeds
having been given hy Ton r. steele.
90 tho said plainur covering ,hc fol-
lowing described property situated n
Sandoyal county Ncw Mexico, to-
wit.
The east half C'fb 90 tho suuth-
west quarter 1SW t-b ot section
number five $50 Ice township number
thirteen Ga) north of range six tGl
east of tho Now MtXICu pfIu.IpaI
bas" ANA meridian. ana containing
eighty ESQ., acres according 90 the
government survey thereof Being
and intended tp bo me sumo land
purchased by the said Lon a.. steele
&C the United STATES land office. SANE
Ia Fo New Mexico. as "coul Entry
So. 1t' on the Atm day 90 May 1909.
Also Co foreclose q lien given hy
said defendants 10 cover said iudcbt-
.rdurs8 on l2s first mortgage bonds on
tho santa Be Central Railway eun-
pnny of the face value OF 3t2g,0op 0o.
said bonds being numbered ns ill-
lows, to-Wlt;
Nos. N41 10 500. both inclusive.
Nos. 10 30, both Inclusive.
Nos. ~ to 90, both inclusive.
Nos, 3S2 to 3at. both INCLUSIVE.
Nos 27l Co 200. both Eplu .ivo.
Aud In case The snid Indebtedness
go found 10 be- due tho plain,i.f fom
said defendants and each of them up
on said accounting Doe not paid. for
an Ordor of sale 90 soil an ~ Tho fllt
properly and apply the proc eds of
the sale on the said indebtedness 80
Que from the said defendants ~ any
.of them 10 the plaintiff. Including the
costs and costs of sale. and IN case
the said property upon sale being
had under tho direction ~ said court
should not be- sufficient 10 satisfy tho
said Indebtedness. FOR deficiency
judgment against the said defendants
ana each Of them for the amounts
respectfully found 10 he due from
them and each OF them
said defendants ana each of hem
are further notified that unlo.s
they appear ana answer n tho aa,d
cause on or before tho ilih dag OF
september, judgment win 1e r,ndor-
ed in said cause against them and
each az them by default
Plaintiffs attorneys are Douehorty
a Griffith. whose post office address
Is Socorro, New Mexico
THOS X. MADISON,
CLERK District COuIa,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
FRIENDLY RRAZlL.

BRAIN b. culilyatiue tho good will O..
'hIs country Dr Eugenio Damuo, spC
ciul commissioner from Brazil, recent.
Us wrOt" 90 Acting Director General
Seton bon par. ass follows.
luazu desires 90 take leading pa
amongst the foreign nations tina win
uc represented at hc punJua.C alifur.
mia opposition aud viii srudao mo- as.
uouBo tu make am interesting apj .u
posing SHOW az the same And IT,,
uem of having hccu tho Nrs on thH
uouud. of foreign nations claim fhe
privilege of priority iu Dee choice uf
'hr best site and largest space tor
NIaliIs exhibit"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

Iio h 0rdainod by the city council
ot The city of Albuquerque.
section !. That hereafter any per-
son doing cor performing actual
plumbing work, Ia the city Of Albu-
querquc, or who shall intend so 10
do. before ne shalt enter upon the
performance of any plumbing work.
or dos or perform any work as such
plumber shal FIRST undergo an OK
animation AZ hereinafter provided.
aud shall receive certificate of COM
petence from the hoard of examiners
hereinafter provided for. and shah
IN AN other ways comply with the
provisions OF the ordnance Of the
city now in force.
Section That tnafc ~ hereby
created am examlnlng board of
plumbers Within and for tho city OF
Albuquerque. which shall be- come
posed as follows to-Wtt.
The plumbing inspector shall be
chairman % the said hoard, and
there shall bee one muster plumber
aud one iourneymaB plumber, both
OF whom shall be- competent plamb-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
ITALY ALSO Has Two.

lialN b. holding two pApnsiiiOus
rinlllluntousiy one al Rome uud one
W Turin The precedent b. merely
nolne followed by San Francisco and
san Diego iu holding two Panama
eApositiOns tho same year 1915.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
Good Substitute

Gloomy. individual -llavr yon ANY
pWsaic 'cid3
Waitress Goodness gracious mo-,
Gloomy individual Then bring me
one of yom steak and Ndnry pics.
London Opinion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
ORDINANCE l0o

Az ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE ENAMtNATIoN or PLUME
ERS. CREATING A BOARD OF
EXAMINERS THEREFOR. AND
PRESCHlBlNG THE POWERS.
DUTIES AND COMpENSA ALTON
of THE SAID BOARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
THE NORTHWEST

centrslIs.--Reysl Eubsnks. the
ityesrold son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
NJ Eabanks. trAmped from Morton
to Centralia. a distance Of fs miles.
In i3,s hours. whom he feared mat
his father. who WAS nearly drow ned.
might not be alive by the time he
reached bis bedside. The lads
father will recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30

wife along. and the divorce evil VIII
be lessened.
Instructions for Wives.
FOR the wives J should advise;
Don't quote father.
pet your husband; he II only
a bid Md.
Meet him AZ the door with v
smile 49,.
Dress M carefully as you ala
when he came counting.
Wear the color he likes you IN
and the style OF gown.
Have something In the way OF
a surprise dish for dinner,
Read the papers aud mafazlnes
and be your husbands inteilsetuai
equal.
Keen up with him 10 any special
line OF work.
"Encourgge his hobby. -,
"Be sympathetic. and do not tsii
him All The troubles Of the day; he
has had his own. more Significant
and important individually, than al
yours put together.
Keep hts clothes IN order a
clean house and good. food.
your husband Is then yours TOT.
ever and ever. No chorus girl or
pretty stenogrnpher can take him
away from you. But keep him OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
DIVORCE COURT JUDGE ON
HOW TO AVOID DIVORCE

CHICAGO. June 80. - Judge
Petit. who has just completed his
annual six weeks calendar. made
up mostly OF divorce suits. has come
TO tho conclusion that parents OF
young married people are largely
to blame for family troubles.
The mothers.in law are fore.
most trouble makers" said tho
Judge. II have all reverence for
mothers and motherhood. but they
must not argue with their daughter.
lnlaw or Hon.in.law. but must
realize that they are individuals and
have their work 20 do IN the world.
Mother can give advice when asked
for t.
but summer resorts. winter re.
sorts and flat life can be blamed for
many divorces.
+" IL IL bad for husband and wife
to be separated BY trips away from
home.
Advice for Husbands.
MY advice 10 husbands who wish
to avoid divorce IL this:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30

Don't quote mother
"cali up your wife while at busi'
ness and ask how she IL. and mat
you called her up Just to hear her
voice.
Bring her box Of candy
zone Of the new books that she IL
interested in.
"a flower. even n Il II faded and
you have picked IL up off the
street.
"A pretty pin or handkerchief
"And don't ever lay your head On
your pillow az night without having
done something 10 gain aud obtain
a flrmer hold on your wife's love.
kiss her every day.
AT least once month meet her
down town and take her To dinner
and the theatre.
Don't ever stop counting. for as
soon ms you do. some other man VIII
besfp.
Make your wife your companion.
Take hor out with you, and
when you have big Time take your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
Quamunch, Me-, Gets Rise
Out of the Stamp Clerk

, one at a time. the purse was put
back In the bag. the bag was care
fully closed and the operation gone
through. vice versa whom the
stamps were exchanged for the
coin.
"Awfully close In here, liant IT.
De tho Everett cars leave on the
hour or the half hour. and what Is
the fare9 BY the way, give me q
dimes worth OF newspaper wrap.
pers. two postal cards and two
stamped envelopes. How hot do
you suppose II is todayG Have YOU
got a weather forecast handyf
These VIII Help.
"Yessm." A suh.consciona brain
had found expression through half
oselfied tongue. 'yessm, and III
be gladder when It's neither hot nor
cold. when the government abolish.
es the use OF postage stamps. whom
postal guides are In tho hands OF
everyone. when lntcrWhan lines
don't have schedules. when Qua
munich becomes hahiiation as we'll
as a name and when tho machine
for giving out all kinds OF lnforma.
ton IL perfected. and"
but the fair patron had left and
a bearded face thrust into the Win
dow said: III | mail this letter
now viii IL get 10 Tacoma before
midnightlH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
Heroine Of Kate Shelly Storm" Dying
Al Thirtieth Anniversary Draws Near

DIES MONIES. June 30. Kate
Shelly. heroine OF one Of the worst
storms Iowa has ever had. IL dying
In a hospital. and u n doubtful II
she viii 1.-Two until July 9. the ami.
veraary of her daring deed. On
the night OF that day. In 1881. Kate
Shelly. then a young girl OF 10,
lived with her parents on the bsul Ks
of Honey creek The terrible
storm arose. and swept away tho
bridge.
A section crew on a locomotive
shot onto the bridge and Kate
Shelly watching the storm from
her fathers cottage saw the On.
glne with les load OF humanity
plunge into the waters, and realik.
Ing that one OF tho fast trans.
continental passengers trains from
the west was about due she ran
westward along the track towards
Moingona station. crawling across
the Dies Molnes river bridge ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30

ocidendsle .--Ahs,raets are being
completed for a formal transfer OF
the power sites held by y. IlIi IN
the kilckltat gorge to the North.
western Electric company.