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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-04

WOMEN FOR DISTRICT MANAGERS.
Business prosperous and permanent.
Salary $2100 cash weekly and office
expenses. Colonial, Caxton Bldg, Chi
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-04

From correspondence we learn that Nc
Dowell County is likely to have another
railroad. Mr.. j. L. Murphy, of Broad
River township, writes that the engineers
engaged in surveying the railroad from
Rutherford to Ashevile find they cannot
get through Hickory Nut Gap as it was
proposed to do, and they are now survey
ing the line up Broad River from Bat
Cave and will reach Flat Creek Falls in
few days. The citizens of Broad River
are delighted over the prospect, for it
will, if the railroad runs through this
section, open up a section that is rich in
resources News
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-04
Among the Railroads.

The work on the Birmingham extension
of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad is be-
ing rapidly pushed to completion. 1t is
said that the road will be ready for use
by late summer or early fall. 1t is also
reported that a large number of hands
have been sent to Rockmart, where the
grading for the new line between Atlanta
and ROckmart has been started. When
these two extensions are completed the
Seaboard will have a line of its own into
Birmingham, and it is understood that
traffic arrangements will be made by the
Seaboard at that point with the Illinois
Central, which road is building in to Biz
mngham from the west.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-04
Negro Pays One Cent Tax,

cagO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
CATCH BOLD
HI GH w kY M AN

Deputy sheriffs Jerry Mcculloh
and David webb landed two young
but bold highwAymen IN tho county
iaa shortly after nonn yesterday.
They also locked up 80 In gold and
q miscellaneous lot Of stolen plum
der and weapons Ia the safe as evi-
denc~. The capture WAS made Tues
day evening at CaI-Qnada. Ola the
Northern Pacific caiCl eoad the scene
~ operations ALSO reaching 90 Fnit-
fax
The prisoners are Jack Mcdonald.
aged ~ years, and Mike Ross, aged
~ years.
The arrest was made within three
hours after the robbers had held M
four coal miners 81 30 bad lust drawn
their months pay. ana all the money
and check. a. well 49, a Wateh
stolen last Saturday night we're re
covered. besides threc ugly looking
euaa and two knives. The robbers.
though young. were nervy 90 a de
Rree and had been holding up we
miners 81 that vicinity ln punches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
NEW @ MMlED
N CAR MNRc
THEY BUMP VITA THEIR cHoo.cHoo CARS AND
KNOCK YOU OUT EVERY TIME

The Seattle Electric Campauys
conductors aHd Wuturturn have e.
bs amused. These Ions periods when
there 10 nothing 20 DO tuincr the
company daea not require the com
fort 81 convenience ct the passengers
60 be looked aftgri are apt ia pail on
nice spirited conductor or motor
man. between accidents. To be sure
the fauawuYh. collisions telescope
and other diversions are arranged
sitH gtatifyinK frequency, but Their
arr times aheu the Eruwu. up chill
dreu that fun the chep-choo care
would Ike 20 set aff and piaY q
gam % marbles.
This. u seems. iH one q the few
things urubihlisd ~ the company
So they had Co figure oui new
stunt 10 90 With their elae1-ghoa
cars They haze got 4 game nos
that IL great fun-afof she couAuc=
tors and tnatorncn. ~ iH NNosthiuE
like nine pins. or cocked-h~T PEG
Pie are the HinespiuH and you knock
'em over with the back erd of the
chaa-Choa
All yoa have to- 30 Is o. load 20
the car with paHaeuKgras stop "a ilttie
hit for Some more 60 set au. thHn
frfk the cha=choo car real hard and
you not only give al the passengers
ia the ear a Eued bump. but knock
down lut Of people that IN
tended To ct on.
one brace % conductors and
matarrueu cut on the ballard line
have get the game going Tor fair
The conductor aiyrm the hiEh+aigu
and the motarmau ietH her -. II Is
great fun Go Gee the pcuplr fan down
and listen to them beef when They
get az agaln Women arc easiest -
knaek down The other day TINS
motsfmau knocked down two At
once. flat on the ground, and when
they were helped up their dressf :
we're an roIled and their hands had
been ln the mud one man got fenl
mad and called tho conductor names
y hercupon the conductor said 30
aurpfiaa why, DID the ladies fan
down."
Nov. YOU see. ~ ia this way. Al
the Fremont junction ~ the ballard
Fremont and Green Lake lines If u
an especially good place 60 play the
game The ballard track comes
around with a nice sharp curve q
erosa the railroad track. and the
trick Id done by the conductor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
is KILLED BY
FALLING TREE

PORT ANGELES. oct. 22-wii-
Iah Jennings. assistant aupsrluten-
dent Of the Seattle Logging Com
pnuy'a camps nt Port Crescent. was
almost instantly killed at th1 place
about noon yesterday Jennings.
with a gang Of men, was riding in
FRO mfhe woods TO dinner on a log
EInE train when a small cedar tree
which had been hanging over the
track all summer. fell upon him.
breaking his lex and arm and ae-
vereiy lniurinK him internally lie
died from the latter injury about :
o'clock this afternoon.
Several others were knocked off
the truck and received small bruises.
hut none serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

D. use when the building permit VAS
'1ssued. l. ". BiEloW has been ar
rested and charged with violating
one Of the citYs ordinances Which
states that no change shall be made
IN the construction Oh buildings
without additional peru&t1 after a
building permit has been issued or
the building inspectors office uoti-
fled.
The change IN question was made
Ia building the Biglow Investment
tumpauys new building near Third
avenue and Neelrf way. The build
ing permit WAS issued with the un-
dersmnding that X -ineh flooring be
used on the two floors Of the build
ing. When the Inspector lookfA over
the building. he found that oSAinch
flooring had been used In place OF
that OF the required thickness. and
Mr. BiElow was promptly placed IN
der arrest
The hearing viii be held In the
municipal court on Tuesday. that
date having been set uwinps TO the
defendants illness. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

jumping off the gu running tal
- II Il uer5 HE o. obJee, in ne
This diatffN the attention u thf
passengers. W when che conauria.
Rsfa across be turns around righi
quick and waves his hand 60 the
mntafmau. The matorfnau e. watch
Ing the conductor closely snd make
bsiIsFe not 10 see the passengers get
ting ON behind. % when be getH ths
high sign BE- starts up quick aHa
bumua a whole let Of em at once
Ne Jerks some Of backwards from
the steps and bits the lsHt with tht
end - hts shoo-eho5 ear when &
nirs around the curve. People HFa
nu the crossing al ready 90 b hil
ana there is no Way they can fiad
out that they are ta be knocked
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
HARk |!

During the latter part o. the ar
teruuon session yesterday the State
Undertakes Association elected the
following officers for the ensuing
term President. J ". CnokIeY
Waiia Waila fret vice president. W
II Mock. Whatcum. second vice
president ". a. W1,fsHisir. Olyln
pia treasurer. e.. /. S1skn. Tacoma
secretary. " l.. Meade. centtalla.
To-day 10 the last day 81 the sea-
sion
u IL al over. ths business session 81
ihs CONN nailsrn They begin or the
aeeiai end tonight A. D. the visiting
members = the association Will asHsn-
bic Vt Huftsrwofthn thence will e..
80 the guests - the Orsnan Caskrt
company. 60 witness The Prince %
Tglssu. at the GRAND Aftetward theB
viii feast a. banquet Ia the Grand
hotel the ~ Louis coffin company
having t4Fited them % pnrtake q the
Hospitality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
CHICKEN THIEVES
work OVERTIME

HuTHEf4f. oct Petty
thieves have operated 30 assidu-
uuaiy iu ard about flethrI for
The past three months that The
whole town is eusHinE mad
aud IL FoWfmE vengeance on fha
petty larcsnihta " they ate de-
isefsd
James uuuohoe j. the latest
victim - an early hour Yestsr-
dHY morning he thieves ralded
his chiUbsu coop This was She
third time in a. many months
that his go foundry has been
visited ~ The maura Bdara ard
he has Lost an aggregate = q
fowls rs theft
Suspicion points 20 parties
- 10 moved iHte Haiheil just be-
fore the petty thievtnR began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
SEVERAL. SHIPS
MAY bELOST
TIE Tsss Mars Reports Severe Stolms
% Asr Voyage FrOm Yokohama and
Several Vessels Missing

The Nispeo Yusen ksishs Japan
sse liner Toes @Aru arrived from
Yokohama. IS days cut. this after
noon, after an exceedingly rough
voysss. reporting several vessels de-
lsyed. ard possibly iost
Lost Friday she snsousssrsd SC
severe a storm that she was com
PEELED 10 have 10 for Il hours. be
ing entirely unable 70 breast the
gale.
She reported that the Boston
Steamship eonpanY's big freight
steamer LYra had left Yokohama tsso
days before her. and when Victoria
was reached, MOTH isa rad been heard
OF her Also that the Northsrn Pa
eiHe steamer Tseons. which left a
day and a-haH previous 20 her, vas
also overdue, and not reported
Grave alarm was expressed BY the
officers % the Tosa Msru fer the
safety % the British steamer Fins.
burg. which 50 Yokohama fer Kobe
and vas seven days overdue when
ere Tosa left The Flnsbura hzd or
board 500 eases o. dynamite, ard a
is feared that she encountered =
tyhpoon ard was blown 10 atoms
with all on board.
When the Tosa left, tina British
wsrship Estiegis and ssVeesl other
ships had been sent IN ssarsh o. the
missing steamer The Finssurg vas
1900 tens burden.
Passengers Of the Tosa reported
that var talk was rife throughout
Japan. and particularly among tho
lower classes, who seemed eager for
a war with Russia. The passengers
hove ,sr felt that thers vas little
indication that actual hostilitiss
would. break out between the two
great nstIons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
FLEEING FOR
THEIR LIVES
Thousands of Texans Are LeaV-
ing the Fever-SriChen District
--HundredS of Victims Dead

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct a2-The
entire state IL new fully 49, n
fhr rapid spread OF yelld%% feveN
with the discovery OF the dreaded
di-eaHts in san Antonio. Hceonpan-
led ~, has already been by several
deat1s1 precautions are being taken
IN every town and city In the state
not yet affected. 10 prevent the in
efrss ~ the fever Into that rcsHec-
tive community
SantanIn. Laredo and smaller
places where the disease has broken
off ere completely cut eff from the
rest Of the state. A rigid official
quarantine has been established la
all the larger cities. while in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
I'll DIE ANYWAY

Ole Dataan. the old man who was
found III shack on Elliott avenue
yesterday hY Humane onicsr Clark.
has refused 10 go o. the hospital Bhe
old man says that he viii de in a dsy
or - anyway. and that o. would be
a waste ~ time 20 move him 90 a
hospital The shack in which pabHun
lives ia rocking with hlth and he has
not taken food for days. lie wants 10
die and aWuits the end.
The case Wa reported 20 UHiCer
cIanl yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
ANOTHER BIG o
BANK FAILURE.
FIRST NATIONAL OF ALLEGHENY GOES INTO VOLUNTARY
LIQUIDATION As RESULT or POPULAR oisrRUsT AND THE
HEAVY RUN ON IT ~ pEPosToRs

pITTsBuRG. oct p The FIrst
National Bank of Allegheny owing
60 itr connection with the Federal
National bank. concluded 60 enter
liquidation today. The directors at
4 o'clock thiH morning after an all
night conference. made the an
HouuCement lu which ~ IL stated
that the bank ~ perfectly solvent.
but It's connection with the Federal
National bank has created such Wlae
dirtriiHt and caused such "a run thaI
~ voluntarily enters liquidation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
WEIRD
iadions Ag@nMdde Say
age tsReuSai Of An
cient Superstit1ns

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct "a
southern California Indians Eathef-
"a "a Portfaru for their annual feast.
have become almost insane from
anticipation in weird ritual hNes
With the belief that it viii pFevs-St
she end ~ ths world. Grave fears
tre expressed for the whites IA the
vicinity.
enc Mexican who infrudsd on the
indians while a their dance. has
been killed. II ia exceedingly dan
-rfous Tor white men Co approach
the craR,aNphoriKines, who have
been fnn,s -.nnHt savage hY The re-
siNai 81 their ancient FuperatttiouH
nj customs There is no cessation
q the dance, and the stories brought
from the Indian rendezvous are the
most weird and ciamish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

fastening a hatchWhy cover across
each end Hapra were fastened 60 the
tlmhefs Tor thr men g. huid on e. n
swept Into the water ln half an hour
our craft wac ready aud launched
shortly after pitkiHH UP the second
officer end hla COMPANIONS. one - the
South Portland HfsbuatH Mas sighted
Il Wa empty.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct e See
nud d. RayenH. of the ui- tatcal
steanS south Portland. eRs arisrcd
"a file n report - the disaster with
the mspsftarr Of haiin ana bulisrs
tbis morning
iie made detailed statement -
che wreck which places captain Nc
trtNfr iu bad liEht II" HayH the
captain diI not know the oaitipn %
hls stip and that the captain was
the fret To leave Raven thinks he
remained aboard au hour af(q9 the
South Portland STRUCK the resf
Captain Mcintyre VII arrive Sun
dag
A special received here from Port
ofefafSAUre. Eites thc result ~ the
eurous4Ag inquest Into the cause 20
the death - charles l. Busau. first
assistant engineer On the wrecked
bat Captain Melnt1rr comes ln for
hot roast IN the jury verdict
which is az follows
we find that Charles l. Haaon
came 10 hts death from exposure
uron life raft. having been
wrecked en- the Steiner South Port
and October la We further ind
from the evidence that Captain J n
Ncfutyfe waH ertmthallf negligent
IN Ms duties a. master tn abandon
iag the wrecked steamer before see
NJ 20 the safety - the passenger
auN ffns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
WOODC0cx

The investigation Of the official
conduct - MIA insvre tor Wao1cock
- the city board ~ health was re-
sumed this afternoon in city Health
officer Ludfows offine
Woodcock aaa the first witness
lie toog the stMnd Ia hiu own behalf
Most Of the SESSION this Afternoon
was taken Up BY him IN trying "a
explain bits conduct iu several cases
he had been called on 20 Investi-
gate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

Tire Tssa Rad a Valuahis eafpo
carrying 3is2 tors Of freight. In
addition 10 this sire brought Tao
eases 81 pinsspp,c from Singapore
500 bags oi Chinese sugar, 4os bales
% raw silk--worth alone IN the
nsiahborhood 81 half million dol.
lars She carried 20 fret class pas
ssnssrs and 20 Japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
YELLoWfEveR spNAAos

LAHEIN7. oct zE@ThlriY-
cases Of yellow fever. and thres
deaths are reported here today The
total number Of cases To date is 40.
and - deaths Tho San AntoniJ
biz fair has been called of on ac-
eOant Of the outbreak Of yellow
fever. Twenty thousand visitors
are leaving the city. also a great
number OF residents have departed.
The fever o. atill confined 70 the
aium districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

CHICAGO. OCT p The Employer
association has gathered evidonc. to
obtain indie smrntH against a number
q labor leaders whom members - the
association accuse q iutimidating en-
nloyea and ~ soliciting and accepting
hribea to secure n settlement -
strikes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
BESSIE SAYS,
"IT'S him.

Iohn. Brady. charged with having
broken into the home OF Roy Nc
Clean. AZ Second avenue and Con
neeticut street. on July II, IL being
tried for burglary ia the superior
court today. The principal witness
against him IL Bessie o'Hrlen. q
pretty little eight yesr-uld girl who
il positive that she can Identity
him aa the man che saw leaving the
MCLEAN house. Immediately after
thu burglary was committed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
centennial
ARRIVES

The steamer Centennial arrived
this afternoon from san Frane-$oe.
from which plsce she sailed Suift9y.
She brought % passengers As>nd go
pounds 81 freight. 500 Of whVe1 were
for Tacoma She passed at Port
Hlanco but saw nothing Of the
south Portland wreckaRe or sur
yivurH. learning the news OF the dis
aster only upon arriving In Seattle.
She towod the steamer Minnie Caiue
from san Francisco TO Eureka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
Big CONCERN
is BUSTED

MINNEAPOLIS. oct e. - The
Minneapolis Cold Storage Company
went into the hands ~ a receiver to-
dnV The amount uf the liabilities
are 500. 90. and assets 500 900.
The storage company has Ace
minor creditors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
MORE VICTIMS
OF WRECK RESCUED
SECOND OFFICER SOUTH PORTLAND STOOD BY AIS POST
DUTY AND WAS rHE LAST LEAVE THE STEAMER

SAN FRANCISCO Cat. Oct - Tho
steamer Spokane. Witch arrived tu
pert iast niEtSAbfousht On fou auf-
yiVorz ~ tbs Z 4h Portland wreck ON
the Oregon ruast The survivors are.
Arthur Ravens second uHlcrrs
C1Srieu HiomhrfF. seaman.
t( 9'hHuFen. seaman.
81 aiuudcrsnu. seaman
fhrf were faund elinsiue e. a rude
raft ard were an bat eNhauHt[ 9Awheu
picked up by the passius NZtmsr.
They tell story af rihll-sunvrina
and prlvatiou. O
Euur 81 the viEht that STARTED vat
ga the ~ beeame exhausted They
iost theirNAld on tBe crude aaair and
were drowned THE survivors we're In
pitlahiu plight when rescued
second oHcer naWus vas the last
man Ia leave tho fa9t IT, tells q the
wreck as fniiauyN
waaTs,amed Captain MCINTYRE ordered
mr " man the starbnaHd ufsbaat and
save an the people =. anattlv I Eat four
men ia the tastC9 Il huns ~ TIE
datltu when / HaR thai the Captain p
beat which vas - the pert side -
The vessel had (egNirei. aided Ia
tehilaH IL ana tTau retained So mf
auu haat emily O. and that a humber
nl persons had crowded into %. break
Inn t frum itsS=s aztfniHes ou ntrlk-
lina the water u ursnt and I sav sIs
~ eirhf meu affuKEiIuE in the water
They succeeded iu riEhiins the beat
and - away. eie.elf followed b4 FIRST
MatA flfutfA on the Y raft. I don
know bow NyauK weg{N9 ith him. rhis
left me in charge = the sh(tA Win
me we're ri0Du men. whom It once
ssl O. aurk e. building a raft We
look tssu fImtefu sarh abaHt a feet
long called them So feet apart ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
WAnTfp FoR ALIMoNY

Superior Judge Morris this morn
ing issued a bench warrant for the
arrest Of Joseph Dillon, who has
disobeyed an order Of the court In
falling to pay his wife, Mrs. Ida Dil-
lon. niimony, while her divorce anit
H. pending The sheriff has not
vet been able to find him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
BIG IMPLEMENT
CONCERN FAILS
ACME HARVESTER COMPANY NOW IN THE HANDS OF ITS
cREoiToRs-soMETHiNc IS WRONG

affairs n r. uuderatood that these
i've men viii until further action. as.
sumo control ~ the huge concern.
which has Tor territory, not only
North aud South America hut Europe
aH we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

p,FfEaIA. Oct z. This morning the
creditors n the Acme Harvester com
pany. representing claims amounting
10 tgzd8.Wo. placed their tntrreats m
the hands n i've men for an purpose
Of an investigation Into tho cOmpany's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
IT MAY BE
WENTl

CLIEGTON. Tenn. Oct p a man
found dead near here today. with ~
pile Or burned letters beside him. o.
believed q be WeutE the millionaire.
who has been missing from Big Stone
Gan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

They assert that after al the ohli-
cations are paid there wil b. d hand
some surplus and profits left for the
shareholders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
tspssl.l to r0s..rl


OLYMPIA. Wns oct g. state
Dairy and Food Commissioner = A,
Mcdonald 81 Seattle. was called 90
this city last night by Gov. Mcbride
10 explain certain ehafEes 90 an
profeasioy> conduct NhIeh had been
\ brought G1fps him
The governor was very reluctant
al,cut Swing out she significance uf
Mr Mcnopai1s visit but finally ad-
mittted that ne had sWge1 the
dairy commlss auor to use his at
most cndeNNe(fe suppress formal
dchydr or anNtthrr Injurious prcI
sarvatiVes Ia milk
When asked 10 he had called ln Mt
Mcdonald Tor the express purpose OF
teillug him this the governor hesl-
tatcd before admitting Yes
Gov Mcbride did not deny that
Information had been brought "a
his notice aume time ago against
Mcdonald. nor did he deny that be
vas investigating the charges tvnw
what he said and the manner Of
saying f. the governor epldEntiy
resliEes There is ground for the
charges, and may cause his recall
ard renewal
Mr. Mcdonald denied there was
Significance attached To- his VIsit
here. and said that he had merely
called on the governor in an in-
formal way while sstrndiuE to other
business he returned 90 seattls
Mis- afternoon.
Considerable significance T. at
cached 10 the governors action. In
ssmurh as he has not reappointcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
D0WK IS
ELIJAH M

EEW YORK. Oct 2-frs
J small thing. maybe. whether a
person ~ No /. No. 2 or No. g
A Zion city guard lu front Of
| Madison square garden this af-
ternoon expid1ned the chronoi-
] oHy of the boss healers title
] this way;
! Elijah the First was n de-
I stHoyar Get thee % thy Bible
and learn that Elijah ! hewed
90 rlsees 80 prophets 81 Baal
! aud eos prophets of the Asherah
~ the brook of ktdruu Elijah
ktG.. who was not powie. APP
! pears. according 10 Zionism. 20
have been that well known cpl
] cure. John the Baptist He her
allied the Man We all revere and
I Therefore tn Zion. he iH the pre-
parer Next YOU come "a the
! Itestorer Elijah III. who IT,
! We understand. after visit e.
! Madison square garden, Rev
] John Alexander pawie. Believe
/ and be saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
RECEIVER APPOINTED

REC EVER APPOINTED
WAstiihGTDA. -. g.. @4t IL
Comptroller II Currency William y.
HidFely VaH informed early this
morning Of the failure u the FiFt
National Bauh Of Allegheny. Bank
Examiner Vaughan vaH ~ once ap-
nnInind ~ receIlnI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

smaller towns a shotgun quaran-
tine. that If even more effective, has
'been declared. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
WAL @ eSSRees ARe


The charges referred te la the
above dispatch are those which grew
cut of The stars fight for pure milk
iu this city Il De, cluped through
chat fsht. that Mcdonald WAS not
)nly dairy and food commissioner
and as such he WIS supposed te iu-
NestigHts ths condition % the milk
distributed by the various dairisH Ia
their customers. bat that he WaH
also the president II the Mefr Dairy
supply company which furnished
the daifirs % the city With their
equipment
IL we also brought out that Ga
he cts NV knew when their
customers were Co hr visited by the
inspector on his rounds II was also
shown that az no time had MGGlns
Single aair1p hlCy. in spite OF
the fact fogNhidehyae milk had BEEN
found In certain restaurants. No
Donald dld not attempt 20 find out
who had pat 20 formsldehyde 10
The milk az Whole the restaurants
obtained o.
This information WAS laid before
Gov Mcbride hy The stars CORES
pendent two weeks ESQ. ana the
governor ut that time promised -
Investigate she ehht@a II now arg
psHrs that he has YzSa 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
COMMISSIONER MCDONALD
HAULED ON TO THE CARPET
Governor Nc Brfde Is Invesfiga-
Charges Made by tho Star A
gainsf the State Dairy and Food
Inspector

/ faur-year term 81 office expired
early Last Apru Il O.. believed that
Mcbride viii take advantage 81 the
criticism made against Mcdonald At
this tirur. ana name a successor.
Meuouaid IL AN appointve of former