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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-24
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So iaas. Aprd - The decision of fhe
stat covert - appeals in the case az }rc
state VS. $athaa EaiIeazhelgner who was
convicted Io tfe -. Louis circuit court ~
coHnterteit!0S tAc "union label ef the
C'sarnaker@' Nt'ioa. retprses the ruIlag
q; tho lower coBrt. on the ground thar
Trademark must he mark ~ label used
hy "A certain party 20 designate hts goods
The union label" IS rot q trademark Il
% one 80 the Tablespoons t,ie requisites % a
Vai1i trademark that = should rsegat out
ere frse origin - ownership ~ "a COM
uo1tfy 80 WhiCh g. IS aftIxet Tafs label
3ees sof have isis oasIltv. This aesr~ts-
t..a Adopted fae lahrl as trademark
wltheut owning or dealing fn amy grcis
IS wrirh e. nust be attached therefore
vo sttie 20 lt as trademark yaa accrue
- shih sea sra a prTsao esnnot he con-
Ns-sel of C1,sr teTfelfjrE "a trademark Tire
COURT however. holds Jhat au Injunction
ana sutaee ~1stts can Pc has sn5sr sius-
ttae >l~>uFaS q ug-es. Pras tc4 Sc is p-otea
taa- tee label Is PLACED On non~ansaa
gee-tE
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RATE WAR TO 60 on.
kiashing TO 90 Even Deeper. to Nil
the FarstiIon and Nfilapa.

Port Townsend, April 2 Special
Hunter. % the steamer tmatiiia, rldl-
ctfias the statement emanating from Ia
coma that the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company had or was trying 10 Induce
the management Of the Farallon BY mon
etary Inducements. lie said Senator Per
tins Informed him the other day that tne
Pacific Coast Steamship Company would
ask or give no quarter. FOR the very good
reason thar II the Farallon was bought
OF the route other steamers would be
put on az once and a wholesale general
system OF continual bIackmail would fol-
low. n would be cheaper for one or the
other 10 succnmb IN the Inevitable result
OF low passenger and freight rates than
10 gubsidize a fleet OF old craft 10 keep
or the route.
The present trip VIII probably be the
last made by the steamer Aiki 30 Alaska.
The heaviest part Of the freight ship
nients have gone north. The Alaska rner-
chants have taken advantage Of the low
rates and shipped IN over a years sup
plies. Formerly the rates were 81 20 10
o ton. but the present competition low
cred the tariff 20 g Ton. To keep the
Willapa busy the steamer Crescent CITY
viii be brought up esriy In May from san
Francisco and be placed on the same
schedule "a the Wiliapa, with orders 10
cat and slash freight AMI passenger rates.
Just how long the Fasallon and Willapa
can stand this mode Of warfare Is an Inn
poFtant question "a Alaska merchants
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Tacoma. April .-Speciai--The city
council will hold a special meeting Dornor-
row morning at 10 o'clock 10 consider the
plats prepared By the tide land apprais-
ers. and approve or reject them. 4 call
20 that effect vas issued by Mayor orr
today. II Is expected the council will ap-
prove the plats In all but a few details.
The council VIII probably require that
the 5Qg-foof state reserve strip In the
middle % the street dock just north OF
and AZ the east end OF the new Eleventh
street bridge be taken away.
The work Of appraisement must be com
pletad by May /. hence the calling to-
gcther OF she council for immediate ac-
tson. The board Of appraisers commenced
apprsaIsing the land Today.
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THE STRONG MAN AGAIN.
Returned 70 the Full Use Of His Strength
and Faculties.

To grow strong quickly after the ravages Of
disease, Peruvian Bitters are known TO be the
most agreeable Of tonics. They are a pleasan.
and refreshing drink. The celebrated Peruvian
Bark is the principal ingredient Of Peruvian
Bitters. They also contain some Of CALIFORNIA;
choices, brandy, blended and compounded to-
gether with the best aromatic aud medicinal
roots aad herbs, which are selected with the
utmost care. By using Peruvian Bitters you
can successfully ward OF the approach Of colds
and coughs, which are now so prevalent and
are daily attacking new victims. If you are
now suffering from the above diseases Won can
readily cure them by. drinking Peruvian Bit
tefss and, II you aFe now lust recovering from
t1sInr y0u Will fad Peruvian Bitters will warm
up TIE stomach, refresh oureEtire system and
stimulate your appetite. thus rapidly hauishing
ne es3l eliecis. which are for q long time fse
result OF TIE mEI8risi troubles which upset the
functions Of The body and bring on all sorts Of
complications, such e. fever and ague, weak
Asas, 5eFt oln lEog oleE, and so forth are speed
IL cured ~ drinking TINS wonderful tonic
Loss q APPETITE and indigestion are often fore
runners OF disease. and Peruvian Bltters are
marvellous festorailves of appetite and a gem
ts' eslsisnt aid Il reviVing the healthy action
=. tAe aigesuye organs. This pleasant tonic
ltlhk "a better and more agreeable than whis-
KEY, "a Always the same, UNIFORM in quality,
r2Ssesosee and rsfrssAing.
mack Co, san Francisco.
Al D-ugxissS and DeA&ers
STEWART e HOLMES DRUG CO..
wholesale Agents.
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More Reindeer For Alaska.

Port Townsend. Aprii q The steamer
city OF Topeka sailed Ter Alaska tonight,
vita William Hamilton. assistant com
missioner Of Alaska education. who goes
t. UnalAeka. where he viii ioin the reVc-
nue cutter Rear aud proceed 60 Point
Barrow - inspect the government roin-
deer stations. The Bear viii CROSS over
80 siberia and purchase from the natives
two loads OF deer. and distribute Them
among the natives aloue the Arctic Ccas:
OF Alaska for breeding purposes.
Joseph Murray. special a~cof or the
Alaska Fisheries. goes norta 20 enforce
the laws relative ia pEohiuHug cauncry-
uaen frem setting csh traps and damming
streams. whieh unnecessarily DESTROYS
large numbers 81 Ssh Radical violations
Of the law have rccentiy been reported
10 the department.
Among tar Important eases az Juneau
a. be ,vs3ivd this term of ccprt Is the
case Or AdclpA Meyers. tate 3rputE lr.t-
"a states marshal NO lis accused uf cH}-
},snsIinE Ss&0 - government money. tie
hes n,,eu io all Tor several months Ste
has bella several Important Federal posi-
ttHns IN she territory.
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The National Municipal League.

Philadelphia, April 23.-At meeting OF
the executive committee OF the National
Municipal League here today these asso-
Citations were admitted TO affiliated mem
bership: Good Government Club. Council
Bluffs. Ia: Law Enforcement Society, of
Brooklyn; Good City Government Club.
Louisville. Ky; City Club. Troy. N Y:
Municipal League. Omaha: Christian Cit
izenship Union. OF Newark. y. J.: Civic
Federation. Ashland, Wis: Good Govern
ment Club. Paterson. y. J.: MunIcipar
Club, Rochester. y. Y. At the forthcom-
ing annual meeting 70 he held In CIeve-
land. on. May q and 30. papers describing
the municipal condition OF Seattle, Port
land. San Francisco Denver Omaha.
Louisville Chattanooga New Orleans.
Detroit. indianapolis. Columbus. Pitts
burg. Cincinnati, Albany. Buffalo. Jersey
city and Washington City will he read.
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THE woOTToN MYSTERY.
Prof. Sanders Convicted of Forging the
Missing Rancher.s Name.

Fresno. Cal. April et-The jury in the
case Of Prof. W. A Sanders. charged with
forging the name OF William WoorTon,
found q verdict tonight OF guilty. SAN
ders Is one OF the hest posted horticul-
turists I'm the country.
On March J. INA. William Wcotton.
farmer OF Reedley. Fresno county. disap-
peared. and no trace OF him has since
been found. He was the owner Of 1900
acre farm After his disappearance Prof.
Sanders filed a deed 10 the property, the
consideration being $500, S-e.e9 OF
which. IL was alleged. was paid IN coin,
and a check given for the balance. Later
he presented a draft for $3.50 on
the kutner- Groidssein Company, alleged
10 have been signed by Wooten.
These circumstances led 20 suspicion
that Sanders killed Wootton. and he was
arrested, but later was released. Then
he was indicted for forgery. IL being
claimed that he forged the signatures 10
the note and deed. Sanders alleged that
the men who paid the money for the
ranch were Knausch and Graves. both
alleged mythical personages. Sanders
first trial resulted in a mistrial. and this
Is his second trial. The result OF the
trial may have a bearing on the murder
case.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. April = Spe-cial--Stea-'sship
Sikh sails at daylight tomorrow for the
Orient with a fun cargo and seven pas
seugera. including three missionaries Tor
Korea. Her cargo includes 200 tons OF
four
The sale OF the HassIer VIII take place
Thursday instead OF Saturday. a. noon.
as previously stated.
Bark Nonantum will be here IN a Few
DAYS 20 go on the dock.
The captain OF the schooner Reporter.
fgow In port. denies the story teiegraphed
last week from PORK Townsend that ne
had several shanghaied sailors aboard
his vesses. No steps have ben taken BY
union sailors or authorities TO take any
men or and the captains denial is gener-
ally believed.
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Montesano. April .-Special.-Thoma.
G. Adams was fined so and costs yester-
day By Justice Bignoid. and his attorney.
when be paid the fine into court. told the
justice that there is your blood money"
evidently desiring 10 convey the impress
sion that he thought the fine higher than
IL should have been. The crime for which
the fire was imposed was aggravated as
sauit ana battery, as detailed In today's
Observation-Disclosures IL is not known
whether he VIII ne arrested on any other
charge or not. but friends Of j. W.
Divilbiss express the belief that Adams
should be put under bonds TO keep the
peace. this being the second assault which
Adams has made upon Mr.. Divtiblss.
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Tacoma VIII Cut salaries.

Tacoma. April 3.-Speciai.-The ak OF
retrenchment Is to be welded vigorously
ny the new city administration. All day
today the finance committee was In ses-
sson with the mayor and city treasurer.
and comptroller. and the financial condi-
ton OF the municipality carefully in
quired into II was unanimously agreed
chat strong steps must he taken 10 pro
tect and take care OF the city's ohllga-
lions. The complies salary list Of city
employees was secured and tomorrow the
finance committee and officials viii wade
IN TO IL for the purpose ~ reducing sal
aries and dispensing with unnecessary
positions. a radical cut all around Is ex-
pexctei
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Brief Tacoma News.

Tacoma. April Special.
g. a private letter received in this city
from Walla Nalla, Edward Albcrtson. the
dcfauling cashier OF the Fidelity Trust
Company now under "A fourteen year sen
fence. is fast breaking down In health and
Is on the verge of Insanity.
Two persons have been taking in con-
siderable money here recently selling
what they claimed 10 be struggled Eng
lish brOa dcloth. Customs officials say the
cloth cannot be what Il ia represented 10
be- for American hruadcloth Is as cheap
and better than the English article.
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KILLED on THE TRACK
San Francisco Newspaper Man
Meets Death at kennewick.
a LARGE CARGO or LUMBER.
Suicide OF Burglar st Ro@alta- Wsiia
waIia Union Goes Into a Re-
ccfver-s Hands.

Eerth Yakima. April 23.-Special---W
Francis Labafsn. supposed 10 be a repre-
sentative OF the san Francisco Exam
sner. vas killed ~ a pas&enSer train near
keun wick Monday morning and bfo1g NJ
10 this city this morning hy tne coroner.
I.ebabn hailed from san Francisco. bot
had lived 81 Seattle and Portland. IN
which latter CRY he leaves 8 wife. Saale
I.etman living on Morrison street. lie
vas without money. - cents being ali
that was found on him. lie rad beer
writing up E!iensourg for san FRAN
cisco papers. evidently. as Dis pockets
were full Of notes about Efttii&s farms.
lie was a man OF D. blonde, smooth
shaved ard very we'll dressed. ~ - sup
posed be wss stealing ride His father.
August Iebanu. OK &ssark. y. J. teis-
eraphsd 70 give the body a decent burial
I.~hahu's head VAS crushed. hts leg
broken, and he was otherwise inferred
The coroner has no knowledge OF the d.
rect cause OF dea n. a. the body was
picked Up several hours after the train
passed.
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holce soon Made.


'8~an we Eet anything m eat on the
cars. papa ." anxlousiy inquired The ll,tls
F-ysa r-old. who was get ting ready for her
first long railway journey
Certainly. Puss." replied her father
There vii be a dining-car On The
train"
Bat ws'D act awful hungry waiting for
1inuer. Won't there be any breakfast
car@''
You don't understand, dear We shah
get our breakfast in ths dining-car'
'+Wh at Viii there 30 70 eat
Wen. thera will he a bin OF fare thar
viii have the names Of ever 50 many
kinds % food on j. You can have beef
steak. mutton CHOPS or fried chicken.
baked potatoes. fred potatoes or boiled
potatoes: ham and eggs. oatmeal. hot bis
cults. graham bread. raw or cooked
fruits. coffee. tea or chocolate. Now. Vita
all that beEore you What would you
choose 80
''CAke.s
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Capt. strive Going TO Alaska.

Port Townsend. April 2s.-Special.--
Capt II. *. Strive. Chief Engineer ".
r.. lacking and crew were passengers
Oh the WaIla Walia this morning for San
Francisco. where they Will take the
steamer Gertie Storey for St. Michals
island. Yukon river. The vessel Is oper-
ated by the Alaska Packing Company,
and IL VIII take up a cargo Of supplies FOR
the miners on the headwaters and tribn-
steamer Gertlc Storey for ST Michaels
island the cargo viii be transferred TO
steamers OF lighter draught for shipment
up the river.
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M,sAUGHEy HELD WITHOUT BAIL
To Answer For the killing of DIR. j. f..
pipuf

San Francisco. April 2s.-The prefimin-
airy examination Of J. u. l.. McGauEhey.
charged with the murder of DIR. J. II.
Pipuf was concluded today. The prose
cution rested its case last Friday. and
Attorney Eddy. for the defendant, inti-
ma ted today that he would not submit
any testimony for the defense.
Tire judge summed up the evidence
briefly. The two had met on Market
street. DIR. plouf struck the defendant
with bis cane. knocking him down, and
the defendant drew a revolver and fired
four shots into the DOCTORS hody. lie
would not accept the responsibility OF de
termining the case. and thought IL was
better for n jury TO decide upon the facts.
lie would therefore hold the defendant TO
answer before the superior court without
bonds
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Washington City. April 23.-The volume
annually prepared by the clerks of the
senate and house appropria tons commit
tees, showing the exact appropriations
ana the new Offices created has been Dre-
pared for the last session OF the Fifty
ttird congress by Thomas u. fYeaves
clerk OF the senate committee. and ]. :
Coverts. clerk OF the house committee
The statement gives the appropriations
In details and specifies the new Offices
created and established. with the salaries
and also the salaries increased and re-
duced. together with a history OF the
regular appropriations bill.
The appropriations. cents omitted. were
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That Tired FeeIino

Is certain INDIGESTION of impure and i'm
poverished blood. III your blood could
always be rich and pure, full of the
red corpuscles upon which its vitality
depends, you would never be weak, or
Nervous! Boils, pimples, scrofuls, salt
rheum, would never trouble you. But
our mode of living, shut in ell winter
in poorly ventilated homes and shops,
dep,stes the blood and there Is loss OF
appetite, and weakness. Hoods Sarss-
parills is the standard remedy for this
condition. 1t purifes, vitalizes and
enriches the blood, overcomes that
tired feeling, builds up the nerves and
gives perfect health. Read this:
"Our daughter, Blanche, when four years
OF age had humor break out on her
hands and face, which our physician
pronounced eczema. If the cold air
resched her face or hands they would
swell up, look almost purple, and
headed blisters would form and break,
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)ischsrging a waterysfiuid. and N.
ing and itching would div. -
wild. Unless we incssed ~.
hands she would tear pssch- -
from her face and hands. w. @
many doctors and many rer..s,. s
at last gave the ease up,s. -. 1s
But our daughter Cora t-,.s D.
Sarsapsrilla, 10 cure q scrofulor.s
near the left breast which c.,-.Sa
much pain and after taking a 49,,
disappeared. Blanche. who !.
eleven. had spent seven yesr,o,.
ing, so concluded to give her p,,sS
Sarssparilla. She took s hott,..
face is smooth and soft as hshv,. :
color of a rose petal. Her hand, :.
soft and white, where four uo...
ago they were blue and rsd
csiloused nearly like leather.
not express my gratitude nv
mouth. lt seems a miracle ana
friends are surprised MIS- ~
L. CLARK, 4ol E. 4th ST.. Duluth. Ma Ma
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HOO
SarsaparilIa
n. B. Be get Hoods and only Hoods

N B. Be sure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
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Galesburg. H.. April 23.-Many noted
sports were az the shooting tournament
today. The fifty lfve-bird match between
Dr. Carver and Tom Marshall. Of keiths-
burg. H.. for $3.50 side, was won by
Marshall, 10 TO A. Fine target breaking
was done by Champion Heikes. OF Day
ton. o.. who broke las targets without
missing
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The Corner In Rye.

Cincinnati. April 2S.-it is currently re-
ported here that the corner In rye -four,
which has been known some time. will ad-
vance prices tomorrow 10 81 per bushel
and "a per barrel. Today rye was held at
10 cents and flour at $325, the prices two
days ago being AZ cents, and 2.60. 1t Is
reported that Charles Fleischman, the dis
tiller yeastmau and banker, Is at the
head OF the corner. and that large COM
mission house here has cornered all the
rye -four In the country.
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Cotton spinner. to strike.

Bibbeford, Ne. April 23.-Three thou
sand spnners In the Pepperell and La
coma mills held meeting and agreed TO
strike IL IL shall seem necessary TO force
an advance tn wages. The mill owners
say wages will be advanced in July if pos
sible. but that they will not be forced into
making an advance now.
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Moncx FROM Tho F..lerr,I Government

NJ onst FN'ta tfN ttF$''t''' WV '''''' ''t'
OLYMPIA. Apru - Special The gov
erner - i'm roceipt 90 the following sc.f-
explanatory letter.
Treasury Department. Orc ~ Aa3i-or
sor Interior. Washington CITY. 70 Wis
I'xtefirncy tne Governor 80 " asAine so0.
Sir: I have TIRE honor - inform Neu thar
aa arcouat between she United states
ana state 90 Washiaeton tor enc pfr
cent accrGiUs - the state ~ tHe uFt
proceeds ~ sales of vuh}lc aa3s IS.re
wffhla saia state Tor the period fram Juiy
: 1Vst - Iane p, i>2t tasral scar ~ }~ag1.
has heen adjusted per crrIEFatt NJ ass
ana a balance 80 s. 81 81 fstnl aue frorn
tbs United states Ter Whtch q treasury
drsH viii issue in your f&vor s.i he 4uty
fsrw avte1 - yau. kespcc tf llly
SAMl'EI. Bt.ACkW ttA~ Aa5iter
The uaoney naeoiienet FeNfrts - ice
permanent school fund cf ere statr.
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Receiver FOR walia walla Union

WallR Nalla. April 2g-Special.-The
Union Journal daily newspaper is about
10 pass TITO the hands OF a receiver. a
petition having been filed IN the superior
court by one of the creditors OF the Union
Publishing Company. composed OF L. b.
Johnson and : T. Johnson. that "A re-
ceivcr be appOiutcd. \ stipulation was
also filed. signed hy the creditors of the
MON Publishing Company and !. J.
IavaG. present lessee that Wellington
clark would ~ acceptable % them as
receiver.
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lie knew How a Woman Throws.
Harnnr'a 3Iagazlnn


The small son and heir had been sent
into the garden 20 fetch a stick with which
ne was 10 he punished. After some delay
he returned. saying with a sigh.
couldn't find stick mover. but here's
littie stone you might frow at me-
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80 I,t,,.Iticnt I'D a. frnna Trnnk.

London April 2S.-Tn its fnanclal articls
tfs Times says, The committe OF me
STD knoliers of the Grand Trunk - Can
a. i& have ohtalaea 6ao proxies. repre-
sen,.nE fs3noo3o % stock. favor3nE Sir
charles Rivers Wilson tor the presidency
- yaa coUY8ny 81 succession n Sir Hen
r. TYLER. whose reelection Is opposed by
che roas rnfEter
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PRS >,rlknr. I,,n,lnr-

tars Arrtl Is Tee oe.nlous asa t~2--
-t Ae0s are hcramioS violent. Sew
erAi cars Nerr overturned ts8ag. ana tre
wr t3w@ ~ ataerS 7cere smashed arr exc
ritei ftIaE ~ tHe STRIKERS ended thss
AZ Fr-s.n i- the neH rushing utst ~ the
as.4 tr7u-'n- tfrssA te sae f@a lass D.
p7trtvf- fae csrs TAc strikes fhen ass
Jacket tAa raes ant omnfhase< rn tfa
main s-s-s.tsaets. aa1 it-trcg e3 tse
drivers
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Tho Observation-Disclosures Money Up

Cincinnati Acrf 23-Jimmy Murray
Knocked Jack Coousy out ia the six
round tonight Before the Olympic Club.
Tnev were 20 nRht Ten rounds Tor Sfoa
jim CorhsGt Who vas among the suecta-
tors. declined 10 act as referee. Corheft
wss given an ovation ara made "a speech
'0 which he rad a telegram from Ftfx-
simmons stating that the money vas all
Mn fNr thelr coming 6Eht.
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GFant total approprtai ions. -Sfst .VeN, I'D
The number Of new Offices specifically
created Is I.71S. At an annual cost Of ST.
Si2 -. and the number omitted Is 100. a.
an annual cost OF 81. a4S, making a not
Increase % 1873 I'm number and sSl5.31S
ga amount Included IN this Increase are
The l.as4 additional seamon authorized TO
See enlisted In the navy, and 81 additional
deputy collectors and revenue agents Of
she Internal revenue service 10 carry into
effect the income TAX law.
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rnnl schuIzn.- .tealInr.

Tacoma. April - Spc-riai-P. \. OAR
rell tonight denied the story sent ont yes
teraay. that the late Paul Schulze stole
nearly half a million dollars from the s.
Paul syndicate Of Spokane, and that he
was here 20 protect the interests of the
syndicate in the settlement or the estate.
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Inginecr az onnrnntinc.

Port Townsend. April q Special 49,
Hank Duane. a well-known marine onri-
neer. has becn appointed chief engineer
AZ abe Diamond Point quarantine. reliev-
ing Richard Mcdonald. the Keeper whose
position WAS abolished The salary Is
si.eD a wear