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The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

While Forrest Kessinger was har-
Messing his team at Quitman one Of
the mules kicked nm in the mouth
Several Of his upper teeth were
knocked out.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Jackson county will this year follow
the lead Of the Memphis Business
Mems Club. Let Arkansas feed her
SELF" will again be the slogan.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Good behavior may be rather old
fashioned, but you never heard of its
getting man into trouble.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

On recommendation OF the prose.
cutting attorney, charges of accessory
before the fact In the killing Of Jesse
Patton were dismissed against Kelley
Dickson a. Hope.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

After being idle lor more than a
year the big band mill Of Chapman e.
Dewey resumed operation again at
Marked rec.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

The Beck Telephone Company has
been organized to construct a long
distance line from Memphis to Hughes,
in St Francis county.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

All that remains for the city of Pine
Pluff to secure $4,000 from Eastern
capitalists on an issue of that much
scrip with per cent interest deduct
ed, is for the ClCy Council to ratify
the agreements and contract which
have been signed by the mayor and
city clerk.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

A large pocket of gas was struck
in the test oil well at Alma last week.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Toughton Edmonds, a lad Of Maya
zine, was attacked by vicious SOW
and badly bitten in the calf of his
right leg
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Ilo hulto hlChcu MN III lu6 LuOulu
Several Of his upper teeth were
knocked out.
After being idle lor more than a
year the big band mill of Chapman g.
Dewey resumed operation again at
Marked rec.
Toughton Edmonds, a lad Of Maya
zine, was attacked by vicious SOW
and badly bitten in the calf of his
right leg.
Racing will be the feature OF each
days events at the Hampstead county
fair at Hope, beginning October 26
j. A. Mode Of Guy has begun the
marketing of 200 Lales of cotton which
he has kept for two years past.
A handsome catalog for the Yell
county fair, October 26-29, has Just
been issued by the association.
G. +. Douglas Of Guy, Faulkner
county has baleu 1000 bales of hay
thus far this year,
j. G. Woody's dog ran a rabbit into
hollow log near Marshall Mr.
Woody, to scare the rabbit, pounded
on the log, The pounding developed
the fact that the log was inhabited
by two large rattlesnakes and IA
young ones. The snakes were killed
and the rabbit escaped.
On recommendation OF the prose-
cutting attorney charges of accessory
before the fact In the killing Of Jesse
potton ware dismissed apainst Kpllpv
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

During the Columbia county fair,
the Magnolia News is published daily.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Racing will be the feature OF each
days events at the Hampstead county
fair at Hope, beginning October 26.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Members Of the Leslie Fruit and
Berry Growers Association received
16 cents per bushel net for their
peaches this year.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

j. A. Mode Of Guy has begun the
marketing Of 200 Lales Of cotton which
he has kept for two years past.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

Three thousand acres Of wheat will
- planted in the Harrisburg territory
this year.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

A handsome catalog for the Yell
county fair, October 26.29 has just
been issued by the association.
The Harrison times., 1915-10-23

c. +. Douglas of Guy, Faulkner
county has baleu 1000 bales Of hay
thus far this year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
WHITLEY BOTTOM.

The Hurd, Harris and Stewart
families surprised Mr.. Ben Jones,
Sunday e1ening on his birthday.
Miss Chloe Hendren Of Payette
will finish out the school term. Prof.
Looper having resigned. Messrs Hurd
Thorp, Stewart and Boor oiled the
floors and gave the school house
general cleanup for the new teach
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fitzgerald AID
Marian We're dinner guests at Hup1
Sunday. - ~
Harris, Hurd, Thorp and Boor a.
tended the Farmers ditch meeting
In Payette Saturday, the last three
on the board Of directors for this
ditch to Whitley Bottom.
Fern Adams has gone to Nyssa to
attend school.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
! =
NOTICE oE-PosTPoNE-
MENT OF SALE.

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Idaho,
Southern Division. State Bank OF
Chicago, Plaintiff, VS.. Idaho-Oregon
Light & Power Co., ct al, Defend
ants and A. w. Priest, ct al, Inter-
veners. In Equity No. 444.
/. Notice is hereby given that. under
and by virtue of the authority in
me vested under the decree in the
above cause and pursuant to the
provisions of the notice of sale
heretofore published therein, have,
under order of Court, and with con-
sent of solicitors of the plaintiff,
adjourned this sale in said cause
until Monday, January 18th, 1915,
at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at
which time and at the place hereto
fore noticed, to-wit: the front door
of the Court House in Boise City,
Ada County, State of Idaho, will
offer said property for sale under
the terms and provisions of said de-
cree and notice heretofore given
and published.
Dated at Boise, Idaho November
Both. 1914.
ROBERT M. McCRACKEN,
Special Master.
First Publication. Dec. 10, 1914.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07

week.
The G. S. c. Club have postpon-
ed their meetings indefinitely ow-
ing to tho prevalence of mumps In
their neighborhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller and
sons attended the Carrier Green
field wedding at Star. Miss Kate
Carrier, who became the wife of s..
Greenfield is sister of Mrs. G..
Miller. Mrs. Greenfield was known
and loved by many in this neighbor-
hood and the best wishes of her
friends follow her to her new home
at Sequip Wash.
Silas Carter and son made bust
ness trip to Nyssa last week.
Mrs, K. H. Garland entertained the
bridge club in her usual charming
manner. Twelve guests were pre-;
sent and the luncheon served was
dainty in all it's appointments.
Mrs. F.B. Suplee entertained the
l.. S. U. last week. No business OF
Importance was transacted. One
member reported needy family ant
steps were taken to relieve their
Immediate suffering.
Melinda Precht was given a plea
SAINT surprise by her girl friends, on
ner birthday. The girls came in a
body, brought their needle-work and
spent the day. Refreshments, music
and gay conversation filled the day
with pleasure.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07

Al d
field. She also expects to- visit in
Ontario, before her return to Squa,
Creek on Feb. LIST. -,
After Ii. mid-term vacation, Miss
Strive has again resumed her dut-
les at heyPioneer school
Geo. W. fonnerr is at Jamison,
Ore. experimenting the pruning of
an orchard.
The prayer meetings at the s..
APPLICABLE home on the Slope are
held regularly on Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. Jensen was hostess for
the l. A. X. Club on New Years eve.
The ladies entertained their hus.
bands and children and the watch,
party was enjoyed by old and young.
Miss Anna Cornelson is visiting
her sister Mrs. Katie vogt at
Owyhee. =,
= Ihs PreaIt and : Coinelson fami.
iiss were s1teR fained in town last
Sunday, by Mrs. Jno. Casberg.
Mrs Linn kAs been. on tie ysick
list but IL now much Improved
Mr.. Linddist has moved .intos.hts
lew cottas Iowa Ave
! Mrs 2 &1s enSsitn5ned on |
y tsndes seek ssbeing her
'ilta niverss Mr.. and |
Yrs. JHo. sAn4x -, 49,, sAs.sx I
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
CD-OPERA-
TIVE IRRIGATION co.
HOLD MEETING
MINUTES OF THE MEETING.
OF vie Board of Directors Of The
, Farmprs Cooperative irrigation &C
Ltd.

Held at the. Office of the Company
Dec. 5, 1914.
All members of the Board preseat.
Minutes Of the last meeting read,
and after being corrected were APP
proved.
| The following bills were read and
on motion by Sargent, seconded by
Hannigan, and carried were allow
ed and warrants ordered drawn in
payment.
Treasurer of Canyon County tax
notice for tax on ground at Emmett,
$1,000. ordered paid under protest.
Stanley Plumbing Co. s1.00; c. N.
Lockner s2.S5; E. M. Reilly & Co.
1902; Payette Enterprise $500;
y. H. Hannigan meetings and COM
mittee work 1890; N. S. Felthouse,
q meetings and committee work, S23.
05; Byron A. Brown meetings and
committee work $3.50; F. ]. Crea-
sey Z meetings 5000; Walter Burke
ID meetings and committee work $21
G. H. Sargent meetings and com
mittee work $3.50. November pay
roll s317.O6.
VIM. Holman appeared and report
ed that the STRENGTHENING of the
Canal thru his land was nearly COM
pleted, and that he wished ITO fill the
ends OF the old part by dumping
therein the dirt from the ends of
the new part. Moved by Burke sec
onded by Eldredge that Mr.. Homan
be allowed to complete as requested
by him. The motion CARRIED.
Moved by Hannigan, seconded by
Burke that ON completion of the
work the committee be Informed,
and that they inspect and accept if
found to be completed according to
the contract. Carried.
s Mr.. B. G. Bertleson also appeared,
and reported that the center piers
under a bridge across the canal ON
his land had Settled from the act
lon OF the water, and asked that
the Company replace same with ce-
ment piers, one at each end of the
bridge near the bank.
Moved by Brown, seconded by
that all bridges across the
lanai be maintained by owners. The
notion carried.
Attorney F. H.. Lyon reported hts
lndlngs in the matter of the right
u way thru Emmett, and adv ised as
oilows: That the matter be adjust
d by the Farmers Co-Operatis Irri- !
ation Company, Ltd, relinqutsh4ng
II IT'S right to any of the property
dispute except that part taken up
= Inc Canal. and ways for ingrsss
I'D egress, which would be approx
iaoeiy 40 feet in width, all the adj
'lHlng owners agreeing to relinquist
ieir rights.
moved by Burke, seconded by
rown, and carried, that Atty Lyon
instructed to continue the matter
obtaining. and giving. quit
laim deeds to land along the Can
thru Emmett for the purpose Of
'tiing the right Of way which has
zen In dispute, and empowering
N to employ an engineer to as
st In the matter.
IN motion BY Burke duly second
and carried the Board adjourned
meet at 10 O'clock A. M. Janu-
= 2. 1915.
\ ". ? A0i erman. ssc'y
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday School 10 A. M. Preaching
II A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ.
B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening $780,
Prayer and praise Wednesday 1870
The pastor will fill the pulpit as
usual next Sunday.
p. H. Evans, Pastor.
Il you have trouble with your
plumbing these cold days, call up
the Moss Mercantile and ask for
the Plumber. He will fix 1t quickly
and fix It right.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07

Call 133y or 219w II you have sny
hogs or cattle to sell.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07

Ma. Potts Sad Irons, nickel plated,
silver finish, full size, aluminium
bronze tops Set Of three with han
die and stand was 81 rs now 621zc
Universal Food Choppers, 4 knives
with each chopper. Were $50
Now Use
Bra. Monarch Wa.h-board, Wa.
I soc Now 25c
Willow Clothes Baskets. Were
$1.oo Now SOC
Double Pointed Scrub2 brushes,
solid back. Were 15c now 712c
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
WE QUOTE PRICES. ON 4 FEW ARTICLES:

Gillette Safety Razors, over plated
Razor and Case, Vest Fket Case,
Wass$5.oo Now $3.50
Gentlemen's Improvisation Gar
ter. Was Csc, Now 121ac
Henry Dissten & SIS Hand Saws,
2e'inch, Applewof' handles.
8 point. Were sI5 Now s71zc
Electricians sidf Cutting Pliers,
Forged Cicible Steel
6 inch. Were &c Now Doc
8 inch. Were 400 Now SOC
II at. Grfitc Dish Pan
Was 65c Now 321ac
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07

Weller Brown and White Baking
/ Mounted Casserole, nickle plated
frame, 1 Napply, | Deep Bowl,
IS individual deep Mustard Cups,
Was So 90 Now 81 100
Genuine Star Cut Water Pitch err,
Was $1.OO Now SOC
Pure Lead Blown Tumblers. bealti-
fully engraved. Were SOC set,
Now Csc per set
All Copper Nickel Plated Tea Ket-
tle--Black Enamel Handle, Flat
Bottom, Was $l.35 Now 6712c
Sanitary Creped Toilet Pape
6.Big 10c rolls for Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-15
Help! Help! Help! or A Wild Night With the

infatuation for the beautiful girl.
had fatherly interest In her. sent
her 10 school ut Pompion. ". J.
Early in 1903 she fell sick and
was operated on. Soon afterwards
White furnished the girl and her
mother with money with which 20
tour Europe. Thaw followed the
girl TO Europe and succeeded In get.
ting her to leave her mother. Then
for two months Thaw and Evelyn
Nesbit toured the continent togeth.
er.
While in Paris Evelyn Nesbit told
Thaw the story OF how she had been
ruined by White and Of the snbse.
quent mistreatment she claimed she
had suffered from White.
II was Thaw's proposal that they
be married that led the girl to tell
him the story OF her relations with
White. and in testifying at the now
famous first trial of Thaw, she told
how Thaw moaned and raved as he
heard her story.
Upon Evelyn Nesbit's return 10
this country, White sought TO re
sumo his relations with her and cir.
culated stories attacking Thaw's
character and practices. Notwith
standing. Thaw and Evelyn Nesblt
were married In Pittshurg In 1905
Then Thaw. believing White was
still making efforts to steal his wife
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======== EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR 1920:

with her nerves instead of with her muscles. The
housekeeping has run along so smoothly thru the
winter and there has been so much happiness and
sunshine within the quarters OF the home walls
that you do not realize how much planning and
thinking she has done to keep the wheels running
smoothly.
Tell mother that she needs a rest and that
you are going to make 1t possible for her to take it
right at home. She must have her breakfast in
bed served on dainty tray, as tho she had al
ways been a lady Of leisure. 1t will be hard for
her to be inactive for while, but she will begin
to enjoy the novelty of the situation very soon.
While you are tidying up the house, starting
the luncheon and making the beds-mother can
be out in the garden or in the hammock reading
some of the books and magazines that she had to
push aside during the busy winter months. In the
afternoon she can 90 calling or to the park while
you take care of little sister, If you have one, or
start to fix things for supper.
How splendid il will be TO sit down at the table
with mother and the rest of the family and know
that you have done everything to put the house in
apple-pe order and made all the good things to
eat yourself.
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AN EDITORIAL BY A GIRL TO
OTHER GIRLS

~ iris this is not man-wrten editorial, but
" an editorial written by one OF you to you.
When you were babies your mother bought YOU
little rag doll TO play with and you made mud pies
in the garden. When you grew older a baby-doll
took its place and instead of mud pies you tried
your luck at real ones" Mother showed you
how to keep house" and take the very best care of
your "baby," and in this way you spent many, many
happy hours.
Now that you are grown up and school is out
for a few months-why don't you play house
agan' Only this time play really house." for
ii is just as important that you know how to run
house and cook we'll as il is TO learn your school
lessons.
Be the housekeeper In your own house for
about month and give your mother a vacationl
The very idea of II will make everybody happy
and while you are learning TO keep house and cook
you will be having just as much fun as you had
playing house when you were little girl.
Perhaps you have noticed that since the fine
summer weather has made its appearance mother
is beginning TO look tired, and that she is working
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away from him, had detectives shad'
ow White for more than year.
Put Detectives
on Whites Trail
Mrs. Mary Thaw took her daugh.
ter.in.law In hand. introduced her
TO Pittshurg society, and had her
schooled in German and French
Meanwhile, White had been attack.
ing Thaw in various ways and had
succeeded In having him blackball.
ed at various clubs.
On June rs. 1906, Thaw and his
wife came to New York.
Following dinner ut the Cafe
Martin. the Thaws went 10 the Mad
ison Square roof garden 10 see
"Mamselle Champagne"
White came in shortly after II
o'clock and sat down at table
about 90 feet from whore the
Thaws sat.
Thaw, pistol In hand. walked
over to where White was sitting.
Suddenly, above tho music,
pistol shots rang out. Tho
music ceased, the chorus girls
and actors on the stage were
terrorstrioken; men and wom-
en- In tho audience dropped
their glasses on the tables be.
fore them. In the stiffness
Thaw was heard 70 say:
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Exaggerated

Exaggerated
Robert, said the teacher TO a
small pupil. can you tell me what
imagination Is ?"
Yes, ma'am," replied the little
fellow. Imagination is what makes
a fellow think a bees singer II
three feet long after he gets
stung."
One Of Its Merits
You prefer a typewriter to per
and ink?"
Yes" replied the roundabout
dered man. 1T saves argument
Whenever the boss comes around
he can hear the typewriter and be
sure you're working."-Washingtor
Star.
Modifying II
"She threatened to throw no,
water In my face" said a school at
tendance officer, referring to q
woman who had been summoned IN
respect OF the truancy of her child
You must not throw hot water,
the Judge told the defendant. "Yot
can heap Goals OF fire on his head
IL you like"
Psychological Balm
Our idea OF an optimist IN thu
unlucky poker player who consoles
himself at ( a. m. with the thought
that money doesn't bring happiness
anyhow.-Washington Post.
Doesn't Believe In Il
She--What are you thinkin,
about?
He--I was specializing az {,
whether I dared kiss you.
She--I don't believe in specula
/ ton.
Hls Choice
He used to dance with Annie
She waltzed with fairy grace;
He used TO drive with Fannie
She had such pretty face;
He used to call on Clara
| She always praised his book;
! But he finally married Mary
For she knew how to cook.
Very Funny
Elsie-Wh-eel How funny
Mamma-What is It, dear?
Elsie-I was thinking about wha
you read last night about tho will
people In Africa beatin' on thei
/ "tum-tums" TIL they could be hear,
for miles.
Mamma-The word is tom.toms
dearie. What did you think |
meant?
Elsie--f thought 1t meant thei
stomachs.
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE /
COMPLETE STORY
OF the THAW CASE

and beauty OF tho girl. and made
her one of his many young girl pro
teges.
According TO tho story told after
wards In court by Evelyn Nesbii
Thaw. in her effort 10 save her hus
band from the death chair. White
made himself a friend OF both the
girl and her mother. Then gradu
ally he introduced the young girl &c
the life OF the gilded way.
In his ooroeously furnished
studio, high up In Madison
Square tower. no gave wine sup
pers In honor OF the bewIldcr-
ed girl, posed her for pictures,
and then, according 10 her
sworn testimony In court, ruin
ed her one night while she was
unconscious from druoged wine
no had given her 20 drink.
Not long afterwards. while a mem
Der OF "Florodora" company. Their
playing at the Casino theatre, Ev
elyn Nesbit met Harry Thaw, sor
OF the late William Thaw OF Pitts
burg. who had left an estate OF $40,
900. 900.
Thaw, with an allowance OF
$4,000 a year, had already be-
gun 10 blaze tho brightest path
ever trod by any wealthy young
American when he met Evelyn
Nesblt. Tho first night Thaw
Jaw her he wrapped $50 bills
around tho stems OF American
Beauty roses and tossed them
to her over tho footllghts. At
EDWARDS thoy became fast
friends at a chorus oIrIs' din
ner.
Evelyn Tells
Harry Her Story
Thaw continued his attentions
and In 1902 Evelyn Nesbit broke of
her relations with White. In ths
fall White. who. In addition to his
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'tate authorities for retr,al.

state authorities for retriaL
Evelyn Nesbit. spurned by the
Thaws soon after the first famous
trial, has returned to the stage 10
support herself and young son. Rus.
sell. the little boy she claims is
Thaw's child. but which Thaw dis
owns.
Little Russell Thaw was born In
Hamburg, Germany, little less
than year after the hearing In
New York. in August, 1909. regard.
ing the question OF Thaw's sanity.
That was while Evelyn Nesblt
Thaw was still living on an income
from her husbands estate. ana be.
fore she and Thaw parted In anger.
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away from him. had detectives shad
ow White for more than year.
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"you ruined my wife. D.
you. and now I've got YOU"
Stanford White lay dead at
the table where no had been
sitting. Harry Thaw. In even
Ing dress, stood with a smoking
pistol In his hand. His wife,
who had seen him fire the
fatal shot, was led from the
spot after kissing her husband,
and Thaw. without making any
resistance. was arrested.
In the trial that followed, one OF
the most spectacular and sensation.
al ever heard in this country, Ev-
elyn Nesbit took the stand.
In an effort TO save Thaw
from the electric chair, she
told her hideous story Of all
that she had suffered at tho
hands OF Stanford Whlte--toid
story that one would think
the most abandoned woman on
earth would rather die than
tell Of herself. OF the orgies
that went on In the tower stu
do OF White. OF the room tit
ted up especially that White
might amuse himself with his
victims. OF the plush swing
where she and other young
girls were swung by White un-
I'll their heels almost touched
the high ceiling. OF a dinner
where the feature was q huge
Pile which, when cut, revealed a
nude young girl.
Evelyn Nesbit told things that
must have bllstered her lips and
remorselessly covered herself with
shame-and after the case had
dragged on for three months the
Jury disagreed
A year later Thaw faced trial for
a second time, and on February 1,
t90S. the Jury returned verdict of
insane and he was taken 10 Matte
avian asylum.
On August II. 1918. Thaw es.
capped.
Fortune Spent in
Fight for Liberty
After being held in Jail ut Sher.
brooke, Canada, he was returned
TO the authorities In New Hamp.
shire. and again thousands of dol.
lars were expended in legal bat.
ties. However. Thaw finally was
returned again to the New York
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POOLING WITH FIRE

w ASHINGTON dispatches intimate that IT IS
w proposed TO drop the prosecution of Huerta
provided he agrees TO live in the northern part Of
this country and quit conSpiring.
Madero is in his grave thru having tempoHzed
with Huerta, and Uncle Sans investment Of money
and time in looking after Huerta is most foolish
waste, based largely upon sicky sentiment.
Huerta is an undesirable" if there ever was
one. Kick him out of the country, as any other
undesirable" would be kicked
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EVEN SLEEPY SPAIN AWAKENS

SPAIN is uneasy. She is reported to be secretly
- making tremendous war preparations.
The cahleHams tell US that Spain does not in
tend to enter the war but feels that she ought to
be better prepared TO preserve her possessions,
when division is made at the conclusion of this
war.
Wise little old Spanl Anybody having any
thing unprotected when the spoS OF this war are
apportioned will have reason to yell. Europe now
fighting is already so despoled that there aren't
going to be spoils enough TO go around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-15
SEATTLE CRAFT IN
FRISCO COLLISION
By Altman


SAN FRANCISCO, July i5.-nd
eral authorities are trying TO %
responsibility for a collision In ne
bay between the light-lades
schooner Hardy, OF the Hardy Lumr
Der Co. and the lumberlaoes
schooner Shasta. OF the E. 4. Woca
Co, inbound from Puget sound =
North channel of Point Bonita Ins
Hardy was cut almost in two.