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nsreGHAxY's SECOND FLIGHT.
- safe Conda withdraw IN Ae,
count Gf His Behavior.

PARIS, Feb. -I--tsomfs ESterhazys
MAI 10 Amsterdam to eF96e arrest on
a. charges brought against him by hi.
eDus,n. Christian Estcrnazy. OF obtaining
nensy under ffauduieu, pr.tens@s has
hesn TIE sensation OF the day. On r Ad-
sng the warning letter, which Was DFoos sii
- him BY a detective. Esfsfhazy swore
an1 called the letter q ''canaiGerfe"
-srscl worthy " the beasts have had to
d<ai With"
/. Il sald that the withdrawal % the
safe conduct granted him was the out
eanae Of bis cavalier treatment OF NJ Ber-
sniss. ths magistrate. and Of his refusal
10 gre further testimony.
The latest victim OF the anti Dreyfus
pe.:y Is the Grand Rabbi Zado Khan. who
j being denounced as the 'srlngseader ST
sAe Infamous Jewish conspiracy against
hanee, on the strength OF starry Jus,
1akshed 60 the effect that after Dreyfua
- tsntenced the rabbi, al the request OF
uAtshisa Drsyfas. tried To get. through
friendly Jewish officer in Esterhaxy'
W.ment. some particulars Of The counts
uyemests.
4 soir demands the resignation of the
Qhse oR4ce IL Ia not unlikely that the mat
= win become serious for him.
Cur.onxiy enough, the editor OF La Soir.
which IL o2A Of the most violent OF the
eHs-prsyfus organs, lis himself a lev
nemsa CASTOR Hoilanais
According TO IL dssuatch to La presEe
@csn Cayenne. capital Of French Guiana,
Nsyfus was so angry on learning that
Caps. In Brln Renauit had asserted thai
p confessed at the time OF his trial and
6sgraeaston that he declined to answer
~ mere OF the questions put TO him by
NE court OF cessation unless taken back
y France.
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COMMENT ON GOV, rogers.
WHAT FASTENERS THINK OF his
REMARKS ON RAILWAYS.
Railway Age Pronounces His Utter
ances Cheap Demagogy and
Says IL Ia Hard to believe the
Governor the Only Honest Man.

The Railway Age. everywhere recognized
as an authority II railroad circ!es. m It's
issue OF January g. offers the following
comment on Gov. Rogers remarks coaCern-
ing railway legislation. The Age probably
does not realize how hard these remarks
hif the last fusion legislature:
FROM the young state % Washington,
where railways at present show metger
returns on investment, comes e. loud threat
Of hostile legislation. In commencing a Sec
demand Tor relief from the excessive
charges imposed by the ra.lways.' and de-
noances previous legislatures in these
words;
Against the influences exer,ed tn this
house ia times thar are pas. pubic opinion
and the Just complaint or shippers nave
proved "eak and ineffectuai. The wind
raised by the passage through these halls
OF railway ai.orn. - aas topped ever lsgsa-
lature AFTER legislature. Elected upon the
most solemn prem ~ to 90 ali In their
power 20 curb tn iespotlc rIie OK their
railway masters legislators have trumped
UP sDecios3s excuses FOR use among their
cons, tuen;s az home. but The fact rem lined
that they were false 10 the trust given In
TO their charge by their constituents
This cheap demagogy may please the
Populstic ear. but il is hard 70 bsiieve that
have been corrupt and imbecile. AMI tina.
the only homes, man IN the state is Gov.
Rogers. Possibly tie governor is dam
gero1Is ag.tator. .6d perhaps the ms 0r3ty
Of The people have bstter IDEAS of w1st is
wise eni last IN regard to the regulation
OF railwaya
Government ownership - the only fisai
settlement of the railway PROTEIN. accord
ing 10 this executive. tut meantime hA
thinks the railways g. washington ought
20 Re placed IN tse HAMS Of state c0sn.
mission authorized 20 reduce rates at their
pieaSure~~st being especially Important
that shr commission should ~ app5tatey.
by the governor and removable by him.
Then. he explains. tae people viii 30 able
To bring The responsibility home 70 ;he gov
e-roT, 'sven though he be a weak ana sr3-
inary politician.
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capital the Chinese officials provfds -
per cent. ard MIR Morgan is 10 prnyide ths
balance. Mr.. Morgan, IL lis further as
serted, intends TO start with a capital OF
1i.eD.toc and proposes 20 administer SIZE
chuan on the Same line az followed by
Cecil Rhodes tn South Africa
II was reported from Hongkong some
time ago that MIR Morgan, N addition 10
obtaining most valuable concessions ia
Szechuan had obtained other very yalu-
able concessions from the Korean govern
rlent In an area of about go square mifes
where he and his associates were TO wo-k
All the minerals for seventy~five years
their buildings and their works To 70
exempt from taxation. ard all materials
and machinery necessary for working tAt
mines 10 be introduced into the country
free OF duty. The Korean governmenft
IL Is added. ss IN receive royalty or ~
per cent. OF the net proiiIS.
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TIA .fntssiiE t9csr Trf1ss more A.az+
IA avs sase anY 5Fasr .rs eysaper. I,
80 xr.@as&is1 facilities Tar TsssSax al Ire
.sxs msws having respondents In every
n ~ax ez=p snG trading post n me
rer.h Anyars having srseEds IN Alaska
sn4 wanting &c keep rcst~3 CO the nev
*ass snnusa susscrtts f9r fA- w@exsy
Pest In ssIsssezee- sssser-1rFtca prt~~ Ycxs
rass- 70 sny part q - United STATES ~
Canada 81 - peT year, - cents SIX rsanEas
e. 3 ceass sag three sz-a1shA
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PROSECUTING WITNESS GONE.
N Alleged Runko Case which VIII
Probably Fall Through.

1914 DsSs1tch 10 the Post Int elsiseneer.
TAGyn1A. FEB. THE Old story of the
nystsfeoB disappearance Of n victim and
rosssudng Witness was rec.ted In court
teoay when FL Catchy WAS aGratgne3 for
ltvbg lsiakasd w. W Kline oeEt Of slgS.
70 witness was az hand 20 explain how
as moasy was won and TIE case was
M'poned 10 next wcek.
Ihe prosecution hints Il does fsos know
phAf hks become OF Kline. and the !n<ti-
cations are tn@ victim VIII likely aat he
= hsnf when the case IS again called for
bUrins
feature OF taday's proceedings was the
ny Gaieity kept p police officer frcm TAX
snap shot az him with q kodak
ssfous beat the hsarfnR the officer sr.@i
eFst 20 set focus on Gateley's Ease.
~ Ire latter Was too cunning for the
Aeef. When II happ<nea his face was
f~sAsx 'ntn line with the kodak tfatasey
spasd pat his hand or cap. or both IN
Esht al his face. For an hour this aide
sssxs5Belt Wa Kept up and n the end
sase,sy wss returned Ia The couflfy tail. as
e free from any chance of getting his
hes N the local rcAue's gallery.
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rwo FRANCHISES CONSIDERED.
ssxer's Power Company and Hu-
cey's intrr-Ctty Halfway.

sssvi2l Dispatch 10 the Post fnteillgencer
TACOMA. Feb I.~t'auncll committees
..orsna.iy discussed The Raksr franchise
nf th- Snoqna.fnte FalEa Power Company
~ also Thar Or Henry Bueey for \ fran
sasse sor an tntVr-cisf rail- ay Reports
Fave noi yet been agreed upan. but IL is
49, will DC prepared within q short time.
The only opposition % tas Baker tran
cs'se = based upon the rate f0r power, il
xhs urged that Tacom7 mus; he given
me Same Uniform rair "a - allowed 10 Sc
Vie. I; II understood tAe company will
nses IAa city bal. cay On tAA point. in
voseh event theirs wil be no ;rouhs@ in
GIytng ~ ~ agreement.
Ine Fvcxy franchise matter " Il lsksw ~
e neld dawn an tire rate - fare II viii
3 demanded that nasxeagerS rs.t4nx within
3e cts iimits b. gwen nse~sseni fare
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb THE weather
but she track was heavy. Results
SHE ard sixteenth. selling Epp.nger
Won. Two CheaFs second FlnTninr thjrs
Time Sit ~ -
Fu;arify course Seliing-Wins won. Ola
is1s
Three furlongs. ss}Ung--Teunie Riley won.
Choteau SECOND. Galena third Time s5SS
One nl'le-SaryivoF @aa Gaant second
Bsiista shird. Time l.sgss
Mile and sixteenth kefNar-Sstx,D,a
won, K2xesle second. Nor.nei third.
Time. I.fS4
SIX fuFienSs, selling Lost Girl won. Do
lsre second. AuseTie Fonso third Time
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NEW YORK. Feb. The time having
elapsed Tor Usourks TO cover Fssxssra-
saorS I,hO fsr n hight between FYtxxm-
mons ard Sssarkey. O'Eourke came ia K
7. rev osk with a proposa ton tia. icaka
lae oAsEese- From Syracuse he sent TIE
Following dispatch TO John Boden. r., =
~eI-known sporting writer in snss city.
which VII pfUoaa%y aays the effect 81
bringing the Australian arsx ire ga sov to-
gesneF. The telegram WIS As soEloSs.
have forwarded certified caeca for
sz,soo 10 you tonight as a forfeit 10 bind
a match between Tom Saaxkey and Rob
f1tzssfnxnous. 10 De dsefsed n~sr0re the essih
Offering In~ largest purse. regsrree sad
time Of contest 10 be nP1sz2aiy agrrud
Upon. | vii meet either Eftxgurnons or
BIS representative al any tine convent
egt to both os az 20 sign articles "a s,a,x
as the club is forthcoming with suitable
purse"
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NJ nss3 Powers NAo ARRESTED Williams
&Ha walker. says there is nos the slight
ps3 8opes tat the 56sntEaoa ttoa : as-
curate. Not cnlV s-lt} Mr. MgfN-tsaea1
xwear poa5sts ~ gnsf WalkeF and WIZ
iAsnS roas>sd p y ~ aeG eoa2 wsira
t0g 1s9er witnesses ~-1}s - Introduced 20
Sasosy ira; tnes ~eTv ~ th* vtezsitv q tns
gau.ss3ry q sAegl tlvaa before sAs ho8S-up
tacs p}aee
Walker Aua Williams were taken -
8etAe's ksl3.ev % laird S7sa9e yssSer~
azy and patst :. ss.se3-
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CoI.oRADo's MINING ROOM.
Exchange Forced to suspend to
Catch Up With It's work

COrpRATfo SPRINGS. Col. Feb. l.
Nc .~au xxas Nefs on the Colorado Sersne~
Mining Exchange tosAy. business being
suspended 70 allow the clearing hoase 20
catch up with work Nj Wis flzf 8r3s3tf'E
The splendid organization OF the clearing
house the employment - ST TIRE extra
men ntta8rat5ie for this kind % woTs sni
ali glst work ths enormous sales on tne
exchange have thrown the clearing s0a34s
sMn dAws h@afuS The safes aarh 6aT fhts
zssk have amounted 10 GboEst sss 49,
shares Late as9vlcss from iEse Isals.il 3.
property f&slEY confirm al reports sens esas
concerning the rn&rTelouS ricnEess - Ire
Gre.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. WEATHER
cloudy. track good. Resuiss.
Biz farlong-. selltfig-Taksnaxe won
Tinker second. Command third. Time
LIEN
Nile and . sixteenth. xelling-Tendressa
Mon. Our Clara second. Col Eads third.
Time. Isl. -
Mile and quarter. sefling-Sad,e Levy
Won, A 81 Maggie second, Squan third
Time. z.i0t2.
ssysn iaflongs handsea Aixpah won.
Dehride second, Danish third Time NJ
Blk Yuriongs. selilng-prestar won. Reel
second. Minnie Weldon third Time t.i5iS
oae mile. selling -Ag.tator won Ben
Is43t&
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DEATHS.


CHICAGO ren f-FN>.nees - Ssr.~,
widow u Charles 3 Stuart ehsef snef-
r@eT y tho ra5fs3 States navy urss..r
President Fillmore - dead az ths r.sst-
eeree - Judge Henry n Shepard hsar
stess~s71-1Ats. %f&h RS@s~ "a Misty A.e nas
made bar home zscce her Aushzra-s Death
nearly tweuTy years ago E'roTn tsss 10
IS Mrs Sfuart lived chiefly IN washing
tor yne~@ Hes became r Evsas zoc}Mf "a
yaYste- ~ she oGteseak - the etyfI var
6er husband want - are fr~rss as s-ogar q
ot the EstsietA Neg York suEieeArs win
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FAT PURSE HUNG Up.
The Horse Review Fusurfty ~ On.
buane Worth 42o.oOo

DUBUQUE. Ia, Feb. i-Ta. Nutwooa
Driving Cstsa,. Of Dubuque. vas today
awarded the Horse Kevsew combination
falufTty race for J~geaF-o.d tgostars, saIs-
ed A. te.s1. the biggest stake and largest
sum of money ever raced for hy har-
hess hofse~. This brings the total value
OF the purses for the Dubuque meeting to
ss.Se1 ms Is tfte largest sam ever nung
lgf the dubuque nesting have been
eAanxed from AuGux 7i-25 10 August as
10 september :, SO as ~ give the nom n
atoms entered in the Boston tlsuse su3ur-
ty chance TO race here. There are
nssy-ax nominations in the fltuEsty 10 be
raced In Dubuque
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IA American and british Syndicate
TO pnernf~ tn fhtnm-

PNETSfs. Fan TIE GFysf contract -
re nlf9arr concession ~ Mr. William
geg4Ecnara Morgan II ?. fcF TIE Hsrtasr-
Tvssyl.3 s.vis3ou % y &fgs - tas province
Z ~x@ef0sn. has teeB stT1sG. II u an
garEsnaS1 szAe shr contract secures sor
AZ N~~Eau IN EarsneTshlp VIII ar
AzzaFscsn syndicate aa4 t1sa t-sA5Ess@s az.
gNssrstiaA central - AL res uaESEs af4a @if
ssIss< IN fez prextnra YHe Arasrsc2rs
Z Is ad9sl, provide - p&s cSE..- g. tie
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TOMMY RYAN MEETS sHARKEY.
He Pats II All Over the Sailor In an
Exhibitions Hous

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Feb l-Esxh.een
bout between Tommy Ryan and Tar
dx.arkey before the Monarch AthletIc
Cub tonight. The event wax purely an
cahfoitioa IN which the syracs:s. az,
clearly demonstrated himself the hr~s ,r,sn
LANDING freely. Sharkey was some wal
6azed a. the showing and frequently ala
ninlscsf open No damage Was done nv
either man. ~
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row afternoon.
Their hear
ing was set
down for yes
serday morn
] II ( at i9
o'clock, but
important wit
rsSseS were
absent.
r i q s Q
niea. s n / a
thsSr counsel
yesterday aft
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rAaFnzs whgs 1e,3 & CO, 80 gseszss ss~
~sTree Jackson -. sgss u C45c&s0 G3Ge*s
ara z~esa @T1Es7 ts.e~- druggists rss+afss rTlesS
sssts f71,e~' . fsassE Rese>ssy tS- a gTtgpss
as Is He.s eE-y seKeS eFafzsEs are essESs ss}sSs
rtzses Nsst AS - sutrrAcss Sssg fsgztsesry %
a -sae 10 resS.s - sz2e gzoasA- - xA-s
~ a.. seA-sra
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IAniz +. Smith L. the heaviest farmer
srvaIna Endfro't In 1897 he raiacd 81 90
bushels ~ wheat and IN 1898 his crcF, was
~ $50 ssHssaaets. He controls 500 acres ana
farms on sn extensive scale. using "a COM
hEned header and thresher and AE modern
machinery He a-so owns BIO mead IT
good work horses The panic came dam
gerously near causing Mr.. Smith 10 go
BUMP" bet he held IN and the good sron
OF 1897 placed him "on his feet again,
and rass years good crop placed ham on
sDlia financial footing
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Telephone
system for
SkaH w NY.

been made 20 the Skagway city c,a,nct,
by Seattle man 10 PIT In telephone
system. HE asks that a franchise for
that pupFose ~ granted him. The coun-
I'll met last Monday night and II nav
have acted on his application II Il ald
hot IL viii come ~ again next Monday
so thar shah arrive tn time 10 take ,.arS
IN the proceed ngs,
A. dent understand the proposition
nor how the r~op!e OF Skagxay resl shotIt
q. cannot cav that his Application will
Hs granted. tsf ccElrse. IL gees without
saying that we reed a telephone syssa.,
ard VIII accept any reasonable pvoaoxi-
ton.
Il most confidently expect 10 ss~a v~rv
lively times fr Sea@wat during tho c,re.
Ing spring There is nc douht esf RS. fact
,hat We are gong 70 DO the bulk % tA,,
Attn business tank that - wss 80
iersfooi.' =
Arssug the passengers for Atasgs o., fhs
City q Seattle last night was car.
Geer. commodore os the British A-saTg-
can Company's Yukon aect.
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HEARING OF HIsHWAYWEy.
To Take Place Tomorrou-PoIice
Say They Are CuiIfx

Frank Williams and John Walker. who
are accused az boldly holding up and rob
brig w a Nctuteheor. proprietor 90
the Model Steam Laundry, IN his osn Of
fee on the evening Of January % will ~
sster preliminary examination before
Judge Cam II the municipal court toraor-
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BANKRUPT MUST TESTIFY.
If He Files Petition. He VALVES His
Constitutional Right Not To
Ipgrfnsfustr Himself

MILWAUKEE. Feb. Ia decision OF
the greatesg importance "A bankruptcy pro-
ceealugs Throughout the country was hand
ell down today by Jusge Ssan1aH Of the
United states court. The court holds tt4n
when a man flies a petition in bankrapscy
he valves his constitutional privilege Of
refusing 80 give test mony undHs the plea
that II may incFiminats himself and giFe
rise 80 criminal proceedings The decision
Is rendered In the contempt proceedings IN
SsssOtea against Louis Sap'ere, = merchant.
for falling 10 produce his books az account.
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THE PASSING IHRONG.

Cap. George Frssca. q San Francisco,
who ID ~ ,hs Hcfe. Butler. belsevss sHas
there viii Dc sssasy AID regular o<isa-
nsss rorrh which VIA employ reznunera-
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FRANK
NvlLllsr,

errSGu. - -
r. q n 0 q
EatkEy % t2lts
crime than !
am tt " " ~
But in Seattle
" p = n "a c
Ia IA man
WAS heie gr
L IS x{m4lN \
case % mis-
taken So @fl-
ty
80.
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He = the CAPTAIN
who ran the river
steamer J. T. Light
scroSs the Yukon
fats. between Fort
Yukon ard Circle
fS the rrryxs 4sr
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Two New
Mills at
Arlington.

These two mIl!g
have added greatly 20 the output OF Ar
i!rgton." said l.. n. Jones. who IS al the
Hote< Butler from that city Each OF
them cost about ssoe1o and their capacity
t. believe. about 10000 sh.nges pes day
each
''EE'he Lincoln Lumber Company, Of
Lincoln, Neb.. built one Of the rrilis-the
Gee which started I'D OF January s. II
hss been running steadily since that time,
Tals mill il mara ged by Geo &c Een3a-
min The peop.e whom he reIst esrDss oN'r,
many lumber yards about Lincoln, IL is
FPTy large corpora don. They have
bought seversi hundred sc-es OF cedar
timber lands nruand Arlington
The other mil is owned by Hiatt Bry-
an g. Co, and ls located at P.ichock three
miles from Arlington. 1t has been run
niyse night and da:f since IL began opera
tons in November. Unlike mary other
sfslnEie mills II ctd rot c.oze down during
the winter.
-4Thers aEa Sax other saiugIe ani eaes-
mills a. Arlington. every one OF watch
sas begun operations for the s4sas son
There in not RI ia.e man IN the sowr
tg~ry one is at wnrk, SO thai we are ali
ssppy."
r, p. Prendergasy " p. Mexican C
y. Mclean ard William p Gallon az
WaIia Waiia. and g h Hopkins of 500
kane. arc at tas Butler from Olympia.
Mr.. ara Mrs J. s Graham Jeff ve~,ar-
0ay fGr New York aid other Eastern cities
~neFe tAey VII yiSts about a month
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owner OF tie steamship Homer, waaca
wAs injured IN q cassissoE with tie steam
snip AK He 10 part owner q tAs Ar
s&ion ar1 has Interests In sessTA4 o<aeS
vessels 10 the P3zfc coast t-a&sA
There wiz 10 Nd rush us~tat sac
Capt Fysscn yeste-1as, When l
here .zss fa~l. ! k<nxrs1 c1er there we1l
De ssScA q trensfssdsss.. r..---- mat every
steamship would lie cverrf yWoeE- TO
prepare for this I bad another deck AID
stalls bsaf. ard o<Sa@r improvements
mace IN the Homer. To tne cost Of &%isa.
tsot the Ailsn exclusion .aw has enectsA4-
" kL1sc OF the rUss ~ thai ncx there
IL LETT ogsy the regular hsxssSess. Wofca
via continue. That szw has stopped 20
large extent the travel from The East To
tee Attn country.
The damages TO Ghe EoEner Will he
about 49,, OK which E.ae Is the actual
gsAy4cai damage 20 tire sistr and E.eo the
cost OF hsr detention SIZE had q large
cargo Of fres9as and passengers the -ignt
she was run INTO. There has 1een Eo set
usment yet for damages with the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company, to wklcn the
A-ht belongs. The case Is yet in the
hands Of the United Ssases inspectors %
steam yeexeM"
seattle can 5iiss as well control the
trade o. Republic camp and the mining
country Of tae okanossn a. not sad j.
Z forde. Of the Repuollc TRAILING COM
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paay. Who - al the
Rain.sr-Iya..sss-
Freight can De
sent aox from Seat
Tia via the c0sam tesa
ana Cskanogan rivers
frn M IA. ia aS,As.
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He Likes Pu-
get sound
Timber.


Wis. who has an extensive practice
among fu'i5ernen OF Northern Wisconsin,
Is rsSisteredat the Hotel Stevens Mr. Du-
tsd has become so enamored OF the Sound
mat Be Viii return at once for his family
20 remove here. He has heen looking IN
tinloer matters during the past few weeks
Ter .aEaoern.en in Wisconsin.
Many timber men wanted me I'd in
qoife about the chances of making good
investments In this country" said he yes-
trrday. They realize that the strpply IA
WISCONSIN,, as wei. as IN Minnesota IS
growing scarce, and that Within a few
more years there will be practically M
more timber left. They know that thet,
must reach out for newer pastures
Wnetner or not any investments VIII be.
male as q result % my trip cannot say.
oat am sure that the Wisconsin mil
men viii become very fntsch interested in
the information which I shall take IN
tnefn 4 have been pretty well oyer the
SOUND and down on the Columbia river
ana nave found magnificent timber which
makes ours seem very small We ear.s,es
turn cat suca logs as grow on every nm
SIDE In this country"
MT ptisuT Is himself a heavy investor l.,
tiInser IN Wisconsin. IL IS rfoha no r. a /,
ne WiIs purchase timber for himself ,,s,o-s
his T@ttGn sym
Joan Stanley. eA mayor Of Skaru-av
Who has been here and in 81, s,,sr-
cisco Tor some weeks. left asst night on ira
tffy OK Seattle Ter Alaska John uIs,on
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lively al the steam
ers now or the Al
askAa resats- Capt
Frssc1 ~ = IL
rector IN the Gee
aufc Steamship CO.
a~a L. managing
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has been in opera
ton since January s.
While the other mas
been running since
the latter part OF
November.
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Seattle May
Have Repair
lie Trade.

curing the spring. when these rivers are
Open. Al other times OF the year SSo-
kane has the advantage In rates. wh-e
the rivers are open Seattle wholesale
dealers and loabcrs can reach Us al ~
cents less per 10 pounds than Spokane
kF1pse. Were there raj connections II IN
Nenatcass or any point on the Great
Northern road. Seattle could control al
tns BUSINESS at ali times of the year. a
road nas been spoken Of very often. oQt
Isc project has never aterialsxsd. Prob
ably when IN. camp shall have grown to
gSeate- proportions a road VIII De built
The Republic Trading Company ptr-
eaases TnoSt OF It's goods from seattle now,
SO uluen that we have been dubbed
the Seattle store Bat we get our freight
II car lead .ots, thereby saving over firms
that purchase In smaller lots. / find In
Seattle Ne have better market FRI m
waicsa 10 choose. The tobbers ard whole
saleFs OF thAs city sscu-d awaken 10 tna
opportunities OF Republic Some o! item,
DO understand the situation, while oshe-s
DO not In few more months. prob bly,
during this year, II VIII become one %
TIE most important cities Ia the state
Ihose who-esa.efs who have overlooked
the pace VIII teei unhappy"
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Nearly every Wisconsin man who comes
70 Puget sound IL strsack with the re-
narkabae growth Of timber west Of the
Cascade mountains Wisconsin naop,a