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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
TWO CARTER BROTHERS
DIE WITHIN FOUR DAYS.

The second death within four days
in the family of William Carter, AIS
Eighteenth street, occurred at 8
O'Clock last evening, when Reuben, q
17-year-old SON. passed away. Like
his brother Henry. who died last Fri
day. he was afflicted with typhoid
fever, with which he had been sick but
a week. The remains of Reuben will
be shipped to Keokuk county. Iowa,
and inferred beside those of his
brother who was buried there.
Charles S. Young, former citizen
of Rock Island, died Monday in Chi.
cago, where he had lived for the past
10 years. from complication of dis
eases. He was 81 years of age and
leaves wife in Chicago, his mother
Mrs. Isabella Young. sister, Miss
Alice Young, and brother, George, in
this city, and another brother, James.
in Texas. The remains were buried
in Chicago this afternoon.
Mrs. Lucinda E. Bickmore. who was
one of the early settlers of Rock Is
land county, is dead at Atlantic, Pa. /,
where she had been making her home
for the past five years. The remains
will arrive here tomorrow for burial.
Deceased was the widow of Thomas
L Bickmore. She was aged rs. The
family for many years resided in
Black Hawk township
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
PERSONAL POINTS.

w. b. Mcintyre was in Galva to-
day.
Miss Louise Nachbaur is in chi
cago.
Edward Lyford, of Port Byron, was
a Rock Island visitor today.
Sheriff Craile was out today for the
first time after 2-weeks' illness.
Edward Weed and family left this
morning for their future home in
Oshkosh, Wis.
Mrs. F. ii. McPherrin, of Lincoln,
Neb., arrived today to visit with her
son, Arthur McPherrin.
Misses Gest, cleveland, Rosendahl
and Erickson have returned from
Bloomington, where they attended
the convention of Young Women's
Christian associations of Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
NEWSPAPER MEN MEET:
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE

Prior to the converting OF the
monthly session of Tri-City Press
club at the Harper house last night
those of the publishers present got
together and effected the organization
of the Tri,City Publishers associa-
ton, with Walter Johnson, of the
Rock Island Union, as president, and
Myron Jordan, of the Moline Journal,
as secretary. The new scale and reg
ulations for the ensuing year submit
ted by Tri-City Typographical union
Ne. 10Y were taken up for considers
ton. Exception having been taken
to some of the provisions it was de-
cided to refer the matter to a COM
mittee consisting of the president
and one member from each of the
other two cities. w. F. Eastman, of
the Moline Dispatch, and G. D. Rel
mers, of the Davenport Times, were
named to act with the president. Adj
Journment was then taken till next
Friday evening at o'clock, the scale
committee of the Typographical
union to be invited to meet with the
association committee at 9 p m.
Upon the adjournment of the ASSOC
bled in the northeast parlor, holding
a short business session, at which K.
p. Adler, of the Davenport Times;
Fred Lind, of the Moline Dispatch,
and Ellsworth Rundquist, of the Mo-
line Mail, were admitted to member
ship. following which the hours till
midnight were whiled away in enjoy
nlent of the good things provided by
the clubs entertainment committee.
of which Fred Rinck, of Rock Island,
was chairman on this occasion.
The features of the program were
the stories, with stereopticon accom-
paniment, recited by Robert Rexdale,
who gave two selections from his
own works, one relating the pathetic
ending of the lives of the old mariner
and his daughter Annette, and the
other take-off on the 1901 knight
of the grip telling of the manner in
which the oriental traveller of old
trifed with the affections of the fair
sex whom he met on his trips. The
|stereopticon was furnished and oper-
ated by j. f. Shank, who also gave
numb Der of comical pictures. The
musical numbers were by j. A. John
son and Prof. S. L. BowIby. Mr.
johnson, in rich basso voice; sang
The Bandolero," accompanied on
the piano by Prof. Bowlby. For an
encore he gave The Sailors Anchor, y
and later rendered 1.-The Bedouin Love
Song" Prot. Bowlby played several
instrumental selections that were
warmly appreciated, after which the
members repaired to the ordinary and
partook of delicious luncheon. E.
P. Greer. of the Winfield (Kas.
Courier. who is stopping in the city,
was a guest of the club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
Woodmen Chips.

Charles f. Whalen, of Madison,
Wis, and c. G.. Saunders, of Council
Bluffs. visited at the Woodmen office
today.
r. r. Smith, of Brookfeld, NO.,
who will be candidate for head
banker before the next head camp,
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Boyd. of Springfield, Mo-, who
defeated DR.. T. c. Palmer. of Kansas
City. as candidate for head physician
before the state camp of Missouri,
was among the callers at the head
office today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
Licensed to wed.
TaxaaDna.

The real and personal taxes for the
year 1900 are due. Parties owing
personal tax having no real estate
will be expected to make Immediate
payment. The law in regard to the
collection of personal taxes will be
strictly enforced. Personal property
tax should be paid without delay to
save costs, trouble, etc. Office with
Hull & Hemenway, real estate and in
surance agents, room Is, Mitchell &
Lynde building.
CONRAD SCHNEIDER,
Township Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

This week we place on our counter
$4,000 yards of the seasons newes
wash dress goods. An exposition o
the handsomest wash fabrics shown
by the fashion centres of Europe anS
the United States. and at prices with
in the reach of all.
1, ZOO yards dainty Dhmities, in
all the floral, dot and strip de-
signs. marvelously priced at
per yard 15c and ..... >. TO-
% pieces Sheer Batiste in hand
some color combinations, 81
inches wide, will be offered at
per yard ....:. To-
100 pieces Zephyr Ginghams
and Chambrays, in swell shirt
waist and dress styles. IS,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
MCCABE'S.
New Wash Goods. Spring opening Sale.

], 900 yards handsome Embroid-
cred Swiss, exact copies of soc
and 75c fabrics at, per yard. I5C
Az pieces Imported Silk-fnish
Madras. the handsomest shirt
waist material shown, abso-
lutely fast colcrs, per yard 25C
"a pieces Bohemian Madras
shirtings, never shown at less
than zoe. opening price. 49,. I5C
Beautiful Satin Stripe and OPEN
work embroidered Mouslin de
Sole, 75c, Csc, SOC, and, a yard $50
Hand Embroidered Swisses and
imported Dimities $1.1S, 81,
SSc. 75c. SOC, and, yard. 25C
Designs and styles not to be found
elsewhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

Fire of unknown origin damaged
the Windsor hotel and adjoining
buildings, in Davenport, s.. 900 at 4:15
this morning. Chief Pening fell
through q floor and was cut in the
head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
CONRAD SCHNEIDER,
Township Collector.
Nixon Blake1Y. of Black Hawk. was

Nixon Blake1y, of Black Hawk, was
taken to the WATERFOWL asylum
Tuesday afternoon. jury composed of
DR.. Joseph De Silva, Peter Schlem-
mer, Henry H. Harris. f. G.. temen-
way, Frank Wiyill and Gus Miller de-
claring him to be of unsouad mind.
According to the testimony offered
Blakely's condition had been brought
about by the excessive use of liquors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
AFrlghtfuI RInnder

Will often cause horrible burn
scald. cut or bruise. BuckliD's
Arnica Salve will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures fever sores,
ulcers, boils, corns, all skin eruptions.
Best pile cure on earth. Only 25
cents box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by Hartz & Ullemeyer druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

The expressions of grateful women
who have experienced wonderful
blessings using Rocky Mountain Tea,
us for the efforts in their
behalf. S5 cents. T. H. Thomas
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

Women heavy, black fleece
lined Hose Tuesday and We'd
nesday at 5 O'Clock, Sc pair SC
While they last. 1.00C yards So
inch 10c shirting and wrapper
Percales at just half, sc yard sc
Fancy stripe Feather Ticking,
regular 1916, this time. ..... 04C
One, case $4,000 yards) full
standard cardinal dress prints.
every day this week at 1890
only SIC a yard ............ sc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
Harold Stock.

Some final closings of the Harold
Stock:
All remnants of Harrold's Tur-
key Red Table Linens, per
yard. ...... -. PC
All remnants of pure Linen
Crash at per yard SIC, 63c and z4c
Lots are now getting quite small.
Be prompt if you are interested.
Snap in Infants Cashmere Hose.
Silk heel and toes, always 25c.
this lot, while they last, just
half price, 124c.....-....... I2ac
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
working NIght and DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, list
lessness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They're wonderful in
building up the health. Only 25
cents per box Sold by Hartz &
Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

Like bad dollars, all counterfeits of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are worth
less. The original quickly cures piles,
sores and all skin diseases. b. H.
Bieber and Hartz IL Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

60 A9To7 EA.
Be.rs thu - The Kind You Have AIWsyS BOUGHT
s'ss Z &xzczSsi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

Millions of people are familiar with
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and those
who use them find them to be famous
little liver pills. Never grippe. B. H.
'Bieber and Hartz s. Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20

ga DIR IA.
s..,. Ia The Kind iou fass Always B0ugi
''s, . Nx1zzzzz<
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-20
Jackets.

Jackets.
fnaIm $2 Jackets 6.08
jacket including
Good time
eisao good rtmento sizes
A and$ g. large. Come in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
ATroRREYaAr. Law.

Nh II. Ul4IAER. Attorney al
Law Advice free suits prose-
eatea aua defended IN all saaftn.
i 1stHH experiences. Proceedings
III bankruptcy. Companies iueur-
pafated. Abstracts carefully ex=
nmined. Collections made In al
rsfia u the United states High
eat commercial and hank refefen-
esa aIa Third avenue. opposite
Pubic iHhrafF. Phone Mslu iea9.
J. !. nall IL. Il Koxs feu Bieek.
Is Columbia St. above lat Ase.
General practice in al tic courts.
Damage Cases Speciality.
Moderate Fees =G.aHHz ItafloH Free
Tn TearH. Active pfaetlee
II Z. FOSTER formerly IF MeCan-
~ llaK ale. q. barr ensEefsHes n
bankruptcy Hsusfal las practice.
collections efH ahH=7 Mutual life
ga.idlls Phone Nata a.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
of-ai zlsN. pexisr horton BANK bid
J. a KELLOGG. - HALEY huElaInR.
HENSON 4. Asst. q nostan nIoek
" D ! AanuTh. 90 s. r4cine bik
A G. MACDONALD. 90 Barks I'D.
Root. Palmer 4 brown. Psoneer bid.
u 9 eoSoNEN ia taller bIas
LYMAN = KNAPP. le Haller hIdg
g. WAND KEMP. - apfke blas.
J , DOUGLAS 20 New York hik.
RICHARD OSBORN. Is ! = Y bk
2 9 LAIGIAND. = Nev3 York blk
HoRAe.f rETEB. 81 Ns~ York 81
J. =. PARKER 90 Paeiae Bloek.
pfERpE z FEBRY 1910 seeond.
y e MAKTIS. Lav - z IL9aioh .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
EDITOR Seattle star

Editor Seattle star
The Seattle Daily Times. IN It's
issue If the Cd mat. sditartally saya
that The Heinrich Lake Washing
ton bill Il giving paipitatien n a 1T
Of old settlers In Seattle. They eth
ct think they see a laas 81 same per
aonal rights ~ giXlus W the houie-
ward to Seattle. or that somebody
else il EoinF u gain hy REASON Of tue
eFtslatia
This statement displays Ffasstsnor
Hnee or earelessneHs as IL the true
situation while containing Rratuit
Gus slur on the old settlers
New what are the facts
Senator Heinrich has introduced
Tn the state senate bIt. NJ. =.
commonly known ss Hemfieh.s
boulevard scheme.
This bill grants e the city - Sc
attic All the lands un the western
shore II Lake Washington
reclaimed y the construction Of a
ship canal between the waters %
Lax Washington n King county.
state Of Warrington. and the waters
u Puget sound conditioned
upon the improvement ~ the eitY Il
Seattle 81 the lands 50 granted ~
the construction therauu within Il
years from the date ef the passage
81 this act. Of an aaphnitum baulsz
ward" etc.
The word boulevard ls e French
origin. and originally #leulHsd a
rampant or bulWHrk When Paris
con rtad her rawparta ard bull
war; Into vide HsamanadaH and
streets. they we're called heuievnris
The term & very taking, but has
no proper place In this country.
TIT boulevard scheme u rot orig
iuai with Senator Heinrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
COOKING AND MarRiwosy.

Sc Won are reang 10 be married ana
scvk for happiness N every CORNER
al cottage or a thrsc-room fatf
There NEVER was such love a.
sau feel and NEVER a man SO
eoad and Kind and tender &c the
one . whom You have given your
self. It all sounds Eeod.
CAN You COOK Are YOU
ready Tor the practical end ef mar
ried life Has your mother done her
duty hv yaus Can you make bread.
put meat on the table I'm a condition
70 appeal 10 the digestive organs. ny
rotatoes; or does your domestic edu.
cation hegsn and end With the prep
arattan OF, lady fingers and stufed
eggs
Il Il all worth thinking about.
Man. little Woman. Is peculiar
animal. lie develops many whlIes.
We Il a seeker after comfort. Re
was horn selfish. He expects more
OF you than you Imagine. He has a
sort % harv idea that after marriage
you win take charge Of the domestic
details ard that the house VIII run
as easily and As quietly as an cid
clock. II isn't a question - love.
entirely. fer marriage Is a business
partnership. and the woman. IN most
eases. has the worst % It. II she Is
equipped with health. and a fair
knowledge II the science Of cookery.
her chance q a happy home IS great
Ct than In the case ~ the girl who
knows little az Kitchens and believes
that somehow they VIII always be
able % keep a girl Isn't that has-
ing happiness On an uncertain eie-
mente
The other day the Associated
Charities - Kansas city made It's
anrual rsrart. The organization II
assisting over zoe deserted wives and
their families In every case care
fpi Investigation vas made. In the
majority Of cases Il was found that
the desertevs were husbands Of wives
who couldn't cock.
OF course. the man who would de-
sert his family simply because his
food didn't suit him. IL a coward. AMI
doesn't deserve home He Il also
lacking in tact. lie doesn't try "a
smooth over the roush places in DO
nestle lie. He finds fault when =
F. Kind word would mean EVERY
THING 10 the tired woman. who
has tried % do her part. and has
failed because - IHexperience.
It doesn't take much ef that sart
OF thing t. drive love ont Of the
home The result is a woman with
cut hope or courage, who Is fast los
iES her pretty looks. and man via
rsosexxes 50 be disgasted ard hasn't
tbs courage to remain "a view the
trsssdy u VIA. raiEht have been 5
harry home.
Tns gIrI who has learned to cook
may never need to cook. but the
knowledge Is god in Itself and mrs $
bszfn 10 pay dividends any day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Tn separate notices u such ar
nfauaiaIlan have been fled h thsH
company In The Office - The auditor
1T KIna county between he dates OF
AUS. Is. tsat and March e tsa8.
Flight ~ Theses 10 notices appfarr1 E
ate So Haa gallons sarh Per second
end tua af them 80 90 SALONS zach
par second. making 10 all Ter =
hnurs. the enormous amount OF 81
e. 90 go gallons
From The best approximate ssttfus
ats ahtAlnabie. there Il nov running
into and out II Lake Warrington an
average 81 SO stsms gallons pef aat
- q hours. which II lewa than one
aEN huuaFsdth n the amount sought
- - appropriated.
Turning che whole II Cedar river
into the lake BY lowering ths laks=
would about double the outflow. but
aiIn the outflow would be less than
eaa-threa huuaredtsN q the amount
q the appropriation
Il mlH he observed that there =
nothing small about this seattle =
lake Washington Waterway 90. II
the matter - pgafeusiers. any Htsars
than there Il about the senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Visionary scheme.

gtlu this sa-eaIleA boulevard
scheme seems - BE a aart - manis
that 8eeH ataHHtlY makes is appear
ence I'm boom times. and seriously At
fsets the hraiuiesH promoters II viii
ard visionary schemes.
IRE laNf attack wms IN issf under
the leadership At q enuntrHmmn =
Senator Heinrich named schwasre1
which scheme totally eeltnse# Senat=
O. Hemflehss az Il embraced no less
than q miles ~ grand hauieVatds
from 10 - so feet In With. and
about 10 miles - lesser haulevafslH
gehwaHaefa scheme euutHtned
cycle paths. towers famhleH eh4l=
aren's play grounds military parade
grounds aoHa Htaras. etc etc. and the
city = Seattle actually expended
about tteasa - the peoples money
IN aure afrH aud plating the via
and visionary scheme. which rtairu-
luus a. H - Il The essence q wisdom
compared w.fh that - Heinrich. as
Il sxas located "a the lard Instead =
water. au4 was connected and eoHz
sieteut. The essential requisite vas
. mint ard ths bullion from when
q coin ths vat Sums = money need
"a
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Imagine the Scene

phait pontnon bridge. Imngine the
senator out for 4 morning ride In =
aue harnuche. behind a sparkling
fpan Of hayn. with an elegant iadR
~ his side. waiting for this asphalt
pontnon 20 be swung 20 let an ord
mary slo0p pass through. although
the senator may be as pfous Sc the
pope. ~ the surrounding atmosnhsr@
would not he blue. and smell ~ hrim-
stone. his Teutouie origin nav well
be questioned.
Again. " II we're possible to con
strrct this monumental folly. the
damage to property would be inesf=
Unable.
Thsr monstrority would destroy Or
greatly damage every home there Il
or = to be on the take shore, and
greatly interfere With wharveH.
warehouses. shipping and commerce
generally.
Lake washington island f. u Be a
part Of SeatfIe's hafhor, and ifs
shores VIII - devoted 10 trade AM
commerce. not 20 fancy houievardH.
IN n city ~ hills and dalca HE
Seattle. bauievards. ike cycle paths.
should fniidw contour lines on solid
ground, affsrdinR variety In the mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Another objection

Hut THERE Is another aud eth
Efgafer objection u iris htit.
II cames in very questionable
shape. AM Il evidently WnfflendlN
ta the government canal
Senator Heinrich Is one - tn
promoters. vice president AMI lars
stoukhatdHr Of the Seattle aud Lake
Washington Waterway ee, which
company IL the promoter q Etlli
more 3tsfanary ashems than even
this boulevard. via To construct a
ship canal from Elliott hay to l4ake
Washington. involving a reFFsaaieuz
lar cut II a. feet fur the distance q
a mile OF more through diversified
and broken atrnttHeatiun. aud tn
removal - nt least % million cubic
Yards - earth.
This l. rival scheme Is the sot
eminent canal. a sort 0f credit mott
iiter arrangement ard the promoters
have ever failed IN single IN
stance hen opportunity offered. 30
oppose the government project
Among ether things that TITS Sc
attic aud Lake Washington Water
way %. have done. II the mHtsa
appropriation Of the waters u LAX
Washington fer manufacturing
purposes
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working Iha Graft

1s course II goes without sayluF
thai this Seattle a Lake WashtnEtet
waterway -. viii claim dana -
faf fhH tosa ~ power IN the lowsrln
% Lake Washington. b whouHe
ever done.
There = no intimatiou whatever
direct ur Indirect from ans source
that fh1s Seattle q Lake Washing
ton Waterway Co vii release IL
state or general government from
damages resulting from the laNerins
81 Lake Washington
II - understood the United State'
engineer in charge % the Lake WISH
lngfnn government canal. proposes
ta recommend. n he has not airesfs
done -. the construction Of the cana
between Lake linton and rniun has
without a lock. thus lowering IsSks
washington about feet. provide
the United States government snsi
hs properly released from all dam.
HEea
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A COMPLETE EXPOSE OF THE lake
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD SCHEME

uf commerce Of the eity uf Seattle
submit Is the KING county deleEu
ton a memualai. With the request
that the Hame hs presented 10 The
lesi#la tures meWuriHlisiuK tuuHfsH#
Ia uitust the expenditure of the pre-
euf appropriation foe the fahatrus#
tlon uf the Lake Washington canal
upan the enlargement u tie sNiHtz
lng canal between lake, Naahlnu
ton uud Union. So as - enable them
"a carry enough water Ia keep i.Hhe
Washington at the proposed level
during all aranuuH 81 the ynar. an /
that such expenditure may be mada
at the earliest possible moment aa as
t. effect the redemption IT the farm
lands IN the nuwa miah, White river
and sauuk slough valleys from their
customary overflow
This attempted Interference With
the plans ~ the United states euHinH
eHftHK department 1t the general
governments WnH not only iWpurtiu
ents hat evidently uufftaudiY tu the
raual project Making the POT taNe
cat between Lake Union aud Union
baY would necessarily be the laHt
thluE Ia be dome In the construction
uf the canal. but Senator Heinrich
would MAKE Il the fret. and thus en-
harfaaa the work.
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Before the eiiy # Seattle offers =
contract 20 Senator Heinrich. or any
one else. 70 construct = boulevard
the city wiii not suly make surveys,
plana and specification, but Il VIII
acquire the right Of nay ~ donation
purchase OF condemnation In proper
location
Prom every potnt 81 slss this zen
ate biii NJ Il i sieiauH. fnsttaieaafue
and miss hievuua. and has not even
enc rrfee ming feature
No enc f1r moment believes the
city will ever undertake % avail IT
self - this sase@tisd grant
such nonRsnsieal and miNehleNouH
legislation should siNe Euf'i siens
paApitAtlun. nod only 10 the Oh set
tieFs.s but to tha green -hefaH@ g
cause a vigorous protest a. lHaHt4=
1au9a respectfully.
JOHN ]. MeGiLNRA.
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Action by Legislature.

In ali II the project Of 30 lowering
Lake Washington. n bill has been
passed BY our state legislature AMI
approved By the governor. rsisaHing
the United States government from
any such claim Of damages by the
state.
Releases from upland owners and
other claimants TO hersdltatuentH on
the shores ~ Lake Washington may
also he required. or. that such rights
be condemned
Judging the future hy the past Il
f. safe 70 assert. that II this Seattle
& Lake Washington Waterway 60.
can prevent the construction 81 the
government canal nv a claim for
damages or otherwise. they wili sure.
~ do Il. whether Lake Washington
= lowered or not.
The government scheme n In the
interest % commerce md navigation.
and not - reclaim lands ct prevent
overfowH. the latter being only an
Incident. but in this case very desir.
\ BILE
And vet. under these cirrurnstane-
80. with full knowledge ~ the stu
alton. Andrew Heinrich, IN his priv.
ate and individual capacity, "a the
9th aay af January lsat IN the cham
her ~ eommercs ~ the city ~ Sc
attic. offered the following reaalH
ton. viz.
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Held BY the Enemy

WIN. 0lllette's famous war drama,