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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22
E. NJ. SHEPARD.

Greater New York, and the year fol-
lowing supported Augustus Van Wyck
for governor. He Joined the Bryan
faction in 1899 and made peace with
Hugh Mclaughlin, Democratic boss OF
Brooklyn. During the last Presiden-
tial campaign he made several
speeches for Bryan and presided at the
Bryan mass-meeting held in Madison
Square Garden. He recently declared
that Brooklyn favored Controller Coler
for mayor He lives at 172 Congress
street, Brooklyn, and has an office at
Ill Broadway, New York.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22
Old Age Ponslons In Russ Ia.

The st. Petersburg Official Messen-
ger announces that pensions available
for the families of the beneficiary af-
ter his death will henceforward be
granted to all workmen in state em-
ploy. For the present the measure is
only promulgated as u provisional
ukase, but it is to be embodied among
the permanent laws of the Russian en-
pire. The newspapers hail the reform
as one which all private capitalists en-
ploying labor ON a large scale will be
compelled to adopt.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22
AS tie World
RexOlJeS
For Mayor of Metz York,


Edward Morse Shepard, who has
been nominated by the Democrats for
mayor of New York is lawyer. He
was born in New York city in 1850 and
graduated from the College of the City
of New York in 1869. He is direc-
tor in numerous railroad and other
corporations, and has been active IN
politics during the last ten years. In
1894 he opposed the nomination oil
David b. Hill for governor. and organ
lied an independent Democracy. In
1895 he was the candidate of the in
dependent Democracy for mayor o!
Brooklyn and was defeated by Freder-
ick w. Wurster by nearly $1,000 votes.
In 1896 he opposed the nomination OF
Bryan for President and was made a
delegate to the gold Democratic con-
vention at indianapolis. In 1897 he
supported Seth Low for mayor OF
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
CALMLY

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Il tins
senior partner OF the firm of r. J. Cheney & Co,
doing business in the City OF Toledo, County
and State aforesaid. and that said firm Will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF December A. D. lssd
[SEALl a. '" Notary Pnhiic
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials, free.
FL CHENEY s. Co. Toledo, q
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22
America Leads.

In consequence of the great demand for
cotton goods. the United States consumed
more raw cotton than Great Britain.
which has always held supremacy in this
industry, just Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has been the best family medicine
and which has retained its prestige for
over fifty years. Today the Bitters is used
in almost every home. 1t cures dyspepsia.
indigestion, constipation and biliousness.
also purifes the blood. Gains the nerves.
and builds up the entire system.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are
easier to use and color more goods brigh-
ter and faster colors than any other dye.
Sold by druggists, loc. per package.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

At the beginning of the Civil War
newly hedged captain found several MEM
bers of his company indulging in a lively
bout with their fists. He lined them up
and made them a handsome speech. be-
ginning: II hope we have no fighting
men among usr'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

with the constantly increasing require
ments of school boards there Will soon be
no place for school ma ans like the one
who wrote: 1T amt much they pays l..
and 1t amt much l teaches they
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

Flying machine men are talking of
forming a trust. If they manage to float
1t they will do better than many of them
have with their machines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

"And when he proposed did you tell
him to see me?' inquired her mother.
"I did, and he said he had seen you sew
erai times, but that he loved me. not
withstanding"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

'See here. Cassidy said De Kanter
"I caught one of your bartenders to-day
putting water in the whisky" We'll.
sor." Cassidy replied ''ye must under
stand that we have to make some con-
cissions to the temperance people.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

FITS permanently Cured. so its nervousness afte
hrst days of DIR. kline's Great Nerve Restorei
BEND for FREE 5000 trial pottle and trestis'
DR. II. H. kLIsE. Ltd. 9l Arch ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

"Smithers can tell good fish story
as anybody | know. / told him an awfu
whopper the other night, but he matched
it." "How?" He said he believed me-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

Millions of sufferers use Wizard OH
for pain every year and call 1t blessed.
Ask the druggist. he knows.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syruT.
For children teething softens the gums reduces In
nammation sllays pain. wind collie Csc bottle
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-10-22
Ptso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken o. -
. cough cure--J. w. oBRIEN a22 Third Ave-.
n, Minnea polls, MIMI. Jan 6. 1000

A Philadelphia man has recently dis
covered down in South America a plant
that drinks. 1t will probably prove to be
n beat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
DISASTROUS
FIRE AyERTED
Cellar Fire on Pike Does Much
Damage by Smoke.

Fire. entailiug "a loss roughly es-
MINATED at $4,000 90 occupants % the
lluesey block. at the corner of Third
avenue aud Pike street, was dtHenv-
cred shortly before 40 o'clock last
night hY Chief Cook. OF the ire de
pertment.
The nre originated In the base
mcnt Of the Star Paint %. A. chief
Cook was passing tbs place, he saw
smoke issuing from the basement
windows and turned In an alarm
from box "a,
The ioss was principally from
smoke. The star Paint co. had de-
stroyed wall paper valued At over
fg,ooe IL was insured. The parior
pharmacy next door to the paint
store, VAS fiied with smoke. aud
many hoNer OF goods We're ruined
Murphy saloon and > the Pike
street bargain House both have
stores IN the same block. Several
barrels 90 wines In the saloon base
meut we're damaged and the pro-
priet0rs 81 the clothing store claim
a loss To their stock ~ $500, partial.
~ Insured. The building WAS dam
aged 10 the extent OF about $500
The origin II the ARE ls unknown.
but It y supposed that a burning
cigar end was thrown from the side
walk through the basement, upon
the wall paper.
Fire Marshal ksilosE Was present
a. the IRE, and assumed charge %
the stores after the departure 81 che
flre companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
NAVAL OFFICER
VISITS SEATTLE

Calvin Brown. lieutenant CON-
rnandant. retired. one of th. oldest
officers Of the American navy, arfiv-
ed in Seattle this morning. NJ.
Brown entered the service In $50
and was active in the con
sfrucfion department for nearly 30
years. when he was retired. He Il
the designer and builder ef the Mar.
Island Navy yard and drydcck At
San Francisco. and vas in charge Of
II for some years. Admiral Phelps,
United states navy. whose recent
death Was incurred By many Seattle
people. was n great friend ~ Lieut..
Brown. having been a courade % his
at Mare Island. While IN Seattle.
the veteran naval officer - accom-
panied BY his daughter and hts son.
all Of whom are registered at the Sc
attic hotel.
In conversation with q Star re-
porter this morning. Lieut.. Brown
stated that he was very much pleas
ed with Washington and especially
Seattle. 1T r. very prona bic. ne
said. That ! will settle down here
and make Seattle my future home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

Building permits were issued to-
day b. the city engineers office as
follows. To Mrs. N. y. Spelger, Tor
~ story frame house At ia Thlr-
tesnth avenue north, costins 3. ntqi
20 J. W. johnson. for q iAstarY
frame cottage. 40 1900 East Madison
street. costing $40. n =. Ramsey.
for improvements AT 81 Nineteenth
avenue. costing ff0o. 10 ~. =.
Schmidt. Tor = 1-stury and basement
frame house az sit Terrace street
costing s.. g1d. 20 j T. Cole. for =
story frame building az 1921 90 ibzzt.
Broadway. for fats. costing s5.eyo.
Go Gaihraith A Bacon. a. drive pises
and repafr buildings on block II. So
attle tide lands. $500. % q. A. He'd
lund. for i-etnry frame house II
Hfiinsn add, costing teso; 20 ,. ~.
BERGEN. for a f-atnry frame house
In Hlllman add. costing tia0, 70 A
BAKER. for t.ntnry frame house In
HiIimhn add. costing ffo0. 20 ]. re
gala. for q history frame house In
Denny 4 Hoytss add. costing tsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
|. 0. &. I.

District No. IS. Independent Ord
er 81 Good Templars. held the reg
uiar quarterly meeting yesterday In
the New York block. over 100 dele
gates from King and Kitsap coun-
ties were in attendance. also a large
number Of visitors. Very little WIS
done during the morning and after
noon sessions.
The evening entertainment was
mixed with routine business. Fran
els A Morris. district secretary. re-
ported a N increase OF % per cent. In
the membership Of the lodges In the
district. during the last quarter. One
new lodge has been organized ana
two recognized.
A literary and musical program
followed an address Of welcome By
Geo. r. Gotteriil. chief tempiar 81 the
district. The evenings entertain
ment closed with an address by DIR.
burrows. He said
we TempiarH could clasp hands
most heartily with Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton and tell her 10 80 on with her
fiRht against the Joints" Of Kan
sae. what the joints are 70 Kansas
the slot machines are 10 Seattle, ard
/ wish We had 900 Mrs. Nations here
around with hatchets 10 DO away
WITH them. The mayor folds his
hands and laughs az the people, and
makes no effort 70 enforce the laws.
I only wish we had the evidence to
inpeaeh him and force him out Of
Office"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
THE COYOTE
IN OREGON

The new coyote bounty law PRO
vidss that al Nealps must De taken
20 the rsSinty clerk direct hy the
party who kills tho VarmIntg. when
the clerk wta issue = county var
rant for -, which ia mus, Eastern
Oregon counties will be worth It's
face. therefors q considerable more
value 20 the yarmint slayer that the
state warrant under the old la.
" hlch nettrd him much less. owing g
the doubt that existed ss 10 It's ul-
innate paym~nt-
Another point In the scalp takers
favor under the new Law u that ne
does nos have - pay anything 10 the
clerk for takius his affidavit. WhtEs-
as under the old law he had 10 pap
8 per cent. OF the amount 20 the not
AIRY or justice. - no took his AFFIDAVIT
of the killing. After the county elsrk
issues the county warrant as ahax
set forth. he reports TO the state
treasurer. who then issues state
warrant ln favor % the county .nr
two-thirds u the amount.
The new Law promises 70 stimulate
the business TO such an extent az TO
make u verf profitable. cuNots
farming - likely nos 70 become an
important industry In this section.
hut on the general taxrAys- the las
~ q burtisn and = fraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

Grand nre =. ~ Tart. 81 phlladel.
phta, ono ~ the Numbers Of the frat
Philippine commission. n, NJ Pot
Ter and wife. tourists % london,
Ems. VIM, T. atutaou. business
man OF Portland. N. Il. Reed, a lum.
herman Of shelton. Edward 4,
Hurch. a Minneapolis attorney, and
-. Il. Lord, banker OF FairhHVen.
At tho ttutlar; Capt FRANK
Graundn steamboat mnn OF Ta-
coma. Or. y nughre. n practitioner
OF omaha. Clarence Eddy. the fam
Gus concert orRnnist OF parts, l.. N,
Jones, an attorney OF Arlington Lie.
tor NJ, David. mayor Of blaine. ana
Carl $. riuut. "a san Francisco huur
mess man who n inteudins to estan-
iinh general morchandiae store at
NkuHNay,
AZ the stevens n II. Rail-, "A mer-
chant of la Conner, =. Zimmerman,
sheriff nf snohnmiah county !. q.
Finn, Portland huaiueaH man ana
John Peterson, mining man OF
leadyille, Col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
WATERFRONT NOTES.

The AI-Ki VIII sail for skagway
tomorrow night. She will have
larss PASSENGER list and a fair car
80 o. freight.
The Kinsuck eailed for Portland
to1ay. where she viii load mules and
eminent.
The Parallon VIII sail for Seattle
~ tne sth instant. Her owners. the
NiahkA Steamship Co. report the
prospects, for business az excellent.
The fsh stalls along the front are
.eh stocked with the fiuny tribe.
large.
The n. p. wharf ~ fast nearing
tompleti0n So far the upriRhts
snf cross pieces are in place for the
covering. and when finished the
Enarf viii be the most substantial
aaong the front.
on May the revenue cutter
sfant. which has Just been extern
aVeiy overhauied. will start on an
steniul trip. Capt. TOzier refuses
V say where she viii 20.
mechanics are completing the
NYrk upon the Seward AZ rapidly az
Possible. Her forward deck has
Len torn away and when replaced.
~ BE- laid flush with the after
me cutter Rush. which lies in the
s.Issm, will make enc Of her usual
s.1ps around the Sound IN a day or
me schooner r.. X. wood. which
- INTO Port ToWuHend on account
:. mutiny Of the crew. has placed
ss'efal Of the tars in jail. Another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
RAILROAD NOTES.

Annthes large consignment OF
,..-,es<ekess lett So Paul this morn
- far the Northwest. There seems
- - 10 end % the crowds 81 peo-
=. who are anxious 60 reach the
western country
n i reported that James J. Nil
!. 49, Incoming interested IN a large
~nrher - Washington -four mills.
= /. possible that the great raii-
.raa naaxnate will add the hourinE
s..slness to the already long list Of
'raustfls~ IN which he IL nnW inter
ssfsd.
a Is expected that William Me
xsnsle viii b. the next president OF
~ Canadian Pacific.
e r. stone assume the once 81
.s-s,anf general Pass enxer agent Of
~ Great Northern saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
RELIC OF THE
CIVIL WAR


HAGERsTowN. Ma. March A.
whIie Engaged In tearing down n
anal brick structure In the rear OF
~ residence yesterday J. +. Mum
sur cane acruss folded paper un-
Ger tns floor. Written on the out
SIDE o. the paper we're the words:
-ReaG thls
On the inside VAS the following.
-Haxerstown. Md. March lisa
Yesterday IL Was said that the
cnrf<sierafes under Gen. Ire were
- The march for this town. I have
barred fl17 IN gold and silver In
TN ,hox - feet south % where this
ns<e IA. buried about 4 feet deep. II
cone hack any time / viii get this
ritter 70 keep from fooiina anybody.
Ne start al . o'cioek TO meet Gen
MCLEAN II ! am killed the finder
d sslcome TO the money.
II. ~. e. DREW.
II G. First Maryland Regiment.
p. s-There - an apple tree 20 fhe
i<ft Of the money. about I feet.
he battle took place a few days
Asss ard as Drew was never seen
z<t~ that II is supposed he VAS
k1i>1 The tree referred "a has long
s,ncs dlzz ppeared and there Is now
r1shlnx 80 locate the exact spot
shsrs The money was buried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
LOCAL BASEBALL.

LEGAL baseball fans are in their
element to-day IL II now = aurN
thing that Seattle will have a pro-
fesslanai base hnil team thiH year.
Manager uuedaie. % the Seattle
team. mas deposited tsA8 with TIA
coma bank which viii be- forfeited
unless team ~ produced IN seat
tie hY him MIR. pugdale IL nos me-
rosfHtlnG With several well known
middle west hall players. and II IL
almost sure that good exit.
billion ~ the national game viii be
given In Seattle thia year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
q Gig Failure.

NEW YORK. March s-Iahn y.
Reariea. the well known nnaneiet.
has made an assignment 90 FdNhtd
Y. Dwight Tor the benefit OF hls
creditors. Nj. Rearlen u now presi-
dent 81 the American Cotton CONF
pany, Tyne Founders Company ana
the Holt Roller Hearing Company
lie has been president ~ "a large
number ~ well known corporations
aud interested in great many IN
duatriea
IT j. Thought that M searles' ass
sets are largely IN exceaH OF iahil-
ttira but that quantity ~ them
consist % securities that could not
be turned readily into cash, II "
estimated that the liabilities Of Mr.
sraFles will amount Co about tlhe4..
coo but u was generally supposed
he Was worth several milionH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
MEETING OF
RED CROSS

A mcetinR OF the Seattle Red
Cross Society was held this morn
ting In the parlors Of the Rainier
Grand hotel The object of the
meeting WAS Ia provide for the Wis.
ting delegates from aaeletioa about
the state. who will be IN Seattle on
"wednesday March H. a large
number 81 ICED Cross workers are
expected ia Seattle az this time.
when the regular aemlsAnnual meet
ing Of the state society VIII be held.
or late the work of the societY has
been IN behalf uf "a number of sol.
diers who are stranded la Seattle.
A great many ~ them arc good de-
serving fellows but a few are mere
~ trumpn and impastors. II IL the
latter class that tries the patience of
the society workers IN Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
Hotel Corridors.
,~<<@<N>>>%N~e%<~~~NHN>s

Among the guests ~ the Rainier
Grand ara Lieut.. Y. n. Hibbs, naval
constructor at the Port Orchard
naval station: Frank y. Mccandies.
an attorney ~ f.iiensburg. John ".
Mcf.ain. a shipper o. Portland. and
John Moiineaux. a skagway mer'
chant.
At the stevens p. Zimmerman. Of
Everett, sheriff OF snOhonish coun-
~: J. ~. Siil, logger Of Coupevilie;
w. J. Warner. a San Diego fruit
grower. and A. l.. Heinners, a bust
ness man ~ Eilensburg.
Al the brunswick q. L. valiant. n
mining man Of Republic. e. y, and
o. &. Brown. prominent farmers
from near Olympia, J. Y. Waldrip.
an oyster merchant of olympia. J.
w. Walker. blaine cannery own
81. and Capt. J.. 9, Arthur, Of the
steamer Victorian. just arrived in
Victoria from Hongkong
AZ the NORTHERN: i. r. sauirea.
victoria capitalist; Geo. W. Camoek
one 81 the FIRST disroversrs of gold
in the famous Kiondlke region. and
y. VI. Trumbuli a railroad official Of
Portland.
Az the Seattle. q. Gautier. a tour.
let Of Parie. France. ". ". Moore, n
mining man ~ Nelson. II. q. Jas. e.
Bell, a lurlberuan ~ Fverait; a. NJ.
OTIS. a Spokane business man and
Chas. wright, mlli owners %
Whatcon.
AZ the Butler. chaHs Yuen. can
neryman Of Portland. oscar Fish. a
miner 81 Eagle city, Alaska s.. NJ
David, \ lumberman ~ Blaine: Rev
H. Hudson. NJ Tacoma, Hon. Cecil
echudsa. a barrister Of Vancouver
and Geo. ". Woodruff, mn Everett
pharmacist.
At the Seattle. A. -. Boarfman,
Of Tacoma, eN=atate land commits
eioner. Iuddie Todd. the well known
politician Of Hood canal. w. J..
Guthrie. a wheat merchant ~ Port.
land, and T.. II. Maxwell, n business
man Of Portland.
AT the Northern. a. Davidson. n
cattle dealer Of Glasgow, Mont.
Mrs Bolton Rogers, wife Of ex-chief
of notice Rogers. who r. on her way
10 dawson. accompanied by Mrs. a.
Wilson. j a. Gibson, a prominent
Nome operator. and -. A. Grand, a
Dawson merchant.
Among tire guests at the Rainier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
COURTHOUSE.

The Seattle q International Fall
way CO. was yesterday made defend
ants In a 80 90 damage siig com
menced ~ Mere ~ I.Ytis. a former
brakeman, who vas recently pre- 10
iiated from q moving frrlEht ear.
while In tha discharge Of his duties,
Lsffe states IN his complaint that
be mna Descending from thN ear 20
examine the wheels. whsu enc %
the handhoids gave way. throwing
him under the wheels. lniuripK his
left f1t 40 that q became nec~r
aary to amputate a. The plaintim
states that he sps hut % years old
at the time - the accident. last
september. and could sasiiy have
raised 10 a hiEh position la ihs fasi-
rnnd business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
Street improvements.

OLYMPIA. March The senate
has passed Speaker AihertRou'H hili
extending the limit Of coat for per
mansnt street improvements IN cit
lra 81 tho nrHf CHASE from IS 60 50 PET
cent 81 the haHekHed valuation ~
the ahuttinN property. The btu pro.
yideH that eueh impres smvntn Hhal
not ,. made without the consent ~
three fouTthn II the property own.
era ~ was introduced ~ the Ie
quest ~ Seattle people who live or
Highland Drive and who desire o.
make improt emcutn which they are
unable o. Dc under exciting char
ter provisions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
REPORTERS NOTES,

Mrs. X. Kelm. aged s.. died today
az her residence at Georgetown. Of
pneumonia. The body is at Butter
worths.
The Y. NJ. c. A. presents for the
third season series Of Life Work
Talks intended TO assist young
men IN their choice 81 tfe work
The fFst % the series Will be this
evening. March q. bv Hon. Ira nrons
son subject. The Law" All
young men cordially invited.
A missionary conference viii BE
held m the Tabernacle baptist
church on the evening of Marcn !.
conducted By Dr. Thwing. The sub
fectk Siil b. missions. giving. doing
and praying.
Eskimo children al the Carlisle
school IN Pennsylvania are reported
t. rank far ahead % the Indian
youths In every study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
moarallrv RECORD.

Clarence won Media aged IA. died
yesterday az Provfdence hospital.
Funsrai services for Mrs. :. stosd-
dard we're held from Bonncy 4
Stewards chapel AZ o'clock this at
ternuon.
Mrs. Mary King. aged - years.
died last night At her residence, loot
Main street The body Il al Bon
ney q Stewards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
LAST EDITION.
YOUNG GIRL
A CRIMINAL
nn,s Porter Is Charged With Rais-
ing Money Order.

nsne porter. = young Eirl Of II
- Who was recently arrested on
=, eharEs % raising a postotiiee
.,rev orleb was yesterday after
- given preliminary hearing
s.s,rs L. 5, Commissioner Keller.
=. vas found guilty and bound
80 10 the United States grand jury
!. ,ss next session. Her bail was
s,,a Al SEQ ana after Il was Sc
..,r,a she was allowed her liberty.
ror same time this youns girl has
49,. Ia the custody o1 the police
r,,rnn and ia the Home of the
s.ssss shepherd This il the second
,seess and Il = probable that the
- All BE- allowed 10 take It's
s.snfee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
DATE SANDWICHES.

For date sandwiches the dates
should be carefully washed. dried.
stoned and mashed 20 pulp. rrFnov-
trR the inner skfn around the pit IS
much as possible Il Il be a. all tough.
Add az equal amount Of fineiv chop
ped English walunts and fnaisteu the
softened butter. spread IL smoothly
on one thin slice Of whole wheat
bread. cuver with another slice. ami
press enough TO make them held to-
gether. Thha may Re varied BY sub
shutting anely chopped preserved
ginger in place Of the walnuts. and
motsteuiue with the ginger syrup.
or by using half dates and half-chob-
ped ngs or raisins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
Ascending Partner.

Chief n Police Meredith received a
,siegram from the authorities Of
brznf Junction. Colo. this afternoon.
ftAfinz that W. J. Johnson. wanted
tsrs On a charge Of larceny. was IN
90 Arrest there. II Ia alleged that
lohrscE sbsconfed with several hun
er-f dollars belonging 10 r. n. Me-
fherrin. Anderson and McPherrin
we're In partnership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
The Cattle Growers.

DENVER. March this fgHt an
nual convention % American Cattle
Growers was called t. order At 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. The en-
tire territory west ~ the NinHiHslp~
ri was represented and over $50 del
egates were present.
The convention viii decide whsIh-
er their association viii be tndepend-
ent ~ the National Live stock assoc
citation or cooperate with n.