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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09

pinatfon OF opposing elements and deluged
with the various summer beverages we call
cooling drinks 1t Is small wonder we suffer
with the heat and summer diseases"
Spaghetti Outlets
Boil quarter Of a pound of spaghetti un-
I'll tender. but not, soft.t DRAIN blanch, and
when cold chop coarselys add three-fourths
OF cup OF bread crumbs. d little chopped
onion fried delicate brown IN a little
clarified butter. a tsaspoonfyl. OF parsley.
half cup of tomato pureS, salt. pepper
ana enough beaten egg to bind all together.
shape Into outlets. dip In beaten egg and
cover with bread crumbs and fry In deep
hot fat: serve with sauce bidnant. Chop a
small onion and sweet green pepper fne
and fry In a little butteE. Then stir in two
s sevei sao aes Of ou and when
stock. half cup Of STEAMED tomato. salt
and pepper to taste and a little sugar and
lemon juice. Strain and eeryq
Vegetarian Outlets.
Prepare mashed potatoes as for the ia
Die: CRATE medium-sizsd onion and fry 1t
brown in just enough butter to brown. Mix
with the potatoes. For six potatoes take
dozen tiny new carrots and five very small
white turnips. boil separately In salted
water. chop fine: add to the potatoes with
q few finely shredded boiled string beans.
a little parsley and salt and pepper to
taste. Form into fiat. oblong shapes. dip
In beaten egg and bread crumbs and fry
In deep hot fat. Serve with brown or to-
mato sauce.
Vegetable Outlets, en- Case.
very nice way to prepare outlets made
OF various kinds Of cooked green vegeta-
bles Is to encase them in, the mashed po-
tato. dip in egg and crumbs and bake them
In an oven hot enough to brown them in
ten or fifteen minutes These agree with
most people better than the fried.
Scrambled Eggs and Tomatoes.
(. Dip six medium-sised smooth tomatoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09
Entertains Friends at Dinner.

Sovereign Grand Commander James D.
Richardson Of the southern Jurisdiction.
A. A. s. R.. gave a dinner at the villa
Flora last evening. 1t was rendered by
him to the honorary inspectors general OF
the thirty third degree who reside in this
city. There were also present the presiding
Officers of each of the four local Scottish
Rite bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09

in boiling water and then skin and let
them cool. Then cut each in three slices.
season with salt and pepper and put in a
stewpan with two tablespoonfuls Of but
ter and cook without browning until the
tomatoes are very hot; then turn in three
beaten eggs and scramble them with the
tomatoes until cooked. but not hard. Turn
out on heated dish. garnish with points
Of toast and parsley and serve.
Corn Fritters.
To one can Of corn add one beaten egg
half a cup OF milk, salt and pepper to taste.
tablespoonful Of melted butter and q
teaspoonfui Of baking powder sifted with
two cups OF -four. Beat to q smooth bat
ter and drop by spoonfuls into hot fat. deep
enough to float the frttters. Do not fry
too many at q time.
Butter Cakes.
Make a sponge as for bread, using q pint
OF warm water, one tablespoonful Of but
ter, one teaspoonful Of salt, half of COM
pressed yeast cake and two cups Of sifted
-four. When the sponge is light add an
other cup OF lukewarm water and -four to
make q soft dough. Knead for five min
utes. then set to raise again. and when
double its bulk roll out about half an inch
thick and cut in round cakes. Cover and
let raise fifteen minutes. then bake on a
hot griddle, first brushing each side with
butter. They must be turned several times
while baking. SO they will be fiat and of an
even color. Break open and butter when
done.
Menus.
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal Cream.
Thinly Sliced Broiled Ham.
Dreamed Potatoes.
Baking Powder Biscuit. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Deviled Crabs. Sauce Tartars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09
Weak
HEART FROM ATTACK
OF LAGRIPPE.
Palpitation, SmOthering,
Short Breath.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

The terrible after effects Of LaGrippe are most
dangerous when they attack the heart the engine
CT lhe- Weak hearts common a. weak stom-
achs and when attack ID made upon the weak
heart that organ soon becomes q diseased heart
and the patient WILL unless promptly treated.
suffer long and eventually die Of heart disease.
the dr~ad Of millions. Dr. Miles, Heart Cure
strengthens and regulates the hearts action
riches the blood and improves the circulation.
Some years ago I had attack OF the grip.
and II left me with Q very weak heart. Pslpita-
tfon, shortnsss q breath and smothering spells
that made me sit up In bed TO breathe, robbing
me OF sleep. made me most miserable. I would
become fatigued and exhausted from the least
exerton and was In such a critical condition that
could not attend to my business My physician
seemed unable to control my case, and instead Of
getting better l was gradually growing weaker
every day Then began taking DR. Miles Heart
Cure. and after l had used two bottles I was
greatly improved. ! continued with the remedy
until had taken in all six bottles. when I was
able to attend to business without Inconvenience
l was completely and permanently cured OF heart
trouble by DR.. Miles Heart Cure and cheerfully
recommend it TO all sufferers from that terrible
afiiction."-H. H. EHIE Gloversville y. Y.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle DIR.
Miles Remedies. Send for free book Nervous
and Heart Diseases. Address DIR. Niles Medical
Co.. EIkbart, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09
HOTELS.
BOSTON the W[EMD@MIE.
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE.

COMMONWEALTH AVENUE
"A Hotel for Refined People"
tJpexceIled in location and appointments Part'e-
uIarly attractive to ladies and families both
manent and transient. -Four minutes to Public L.
brary Art Museum and prominent churches. Per-
feet quiet being one block from trolley cars and
minutes from Back Bay stations GREENLEAF .
BARNES. myth. s&tu-26t-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-09
Little Chicken Pies. Green Peas,
Tomato Mayonnaise,
Rice Pudding, Coffee.
Mystery in High Life.

Anna Katherine Green's great detective
story 1.-THE Filigree Ball." deals with
Washington people and will hold your in
terest from first to last. 1t will appear az
daily serial in The Evening Star, begin
ming Saturday, June ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
BEFORE
THE JURY

After listening 20 lengthy argu-
mcuts 81 the state and defense. the
Wry III the Boueke case. on trial IN
the aupcflor court. retired 10 the
flfy room at 30 this afternoon.
The general opinion seems 90 be
that a verdict Of guilty Nili be re-
turned. "a tho states evidence In
rebuttRf this morning practically
siiEpraved the dSfeudanta alibl
I.ouoko'H wife. the first witness for
the defence. testified that her hue-
band came home az 30 O'Clock on
the night Of the robbefy, December
~. which ~ said 60 have occurred
ct o'clock. aud that he could not
have had tlme fo get from Hiick 3
home e. his own IN that time.
witnesses for thr state this morn
ing however. testified that Mrs.
Boucke had stated several time that
her husband was not at home that
evening. aud he e. also said. by De-
tartiVea Adams ard Lava. "a have
tacitly admitted II himself az the
police station.
uoueks II charged with having
entered. IN company with another
man. the nlick home ~ Green Lake
and bound and gagged the family
and robbed them ~ their iewelry
The plumber was found IN his pos
session The peculiar feature OF thf
ease f. that az the time Of the rob.
berry he was acting ne manager foI
the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
60. 81 this city. and was drawing &
large salary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

Two aafh sitlssna are John = hraH.
firs nfssidsat - ths rhauit.rf q rulns
surrss. ana atirth DAVIES. ans - -
atttss farnler pasinlas&sfs ard uue q
thr aiasst and Enest rsslsttcd FlanesHs
% ths ritY.
s'satasthisa shuala be- GENE ataut e.
saia Ne HsAnam this naarniHa in so
lutrftIaw. 'Aaa / havv 30 Nsslla A4f IA
stprsssInG ny epfrspn in fsxafd -
this. q seems that ths reupis - the
eif3 should iu rama va1 - pFutsftsa
ffssn petty tfFranT " ms sort
1t sasmn q me. Said ar Davies.
that tns rfIY eaanrii euuid affause
g. l3esass These men. ard In cess ihsf
refuse % arflyeF miik T. fsvfHanr esa
snF ssseh staunsiz a. thss are uos -
fertuF thrY sheuid have thrlf iicsn ss
fysaA.a and b. compelled O. Else up
thsif basinsss. The rfzefics l. wofk.
la ssal hardship in many homes
nhsfe people sfs wiiiiuE % pAs fef
muk. hst cannot secure - for their
little Goes
Itosh Nr DaViss ard Aft EchFsm ar
a the uuinian that there should -, II
thrru D. not. sofur means - punish
inE a ruhlie pusssfar sho refuses g.
ssii hls pursa g. anyone wiliihE % pa
un ihs Eruaed that fhsf have refused
l. bay from sosns Other man IN tbs
same huHlnNsa
An InHtauce % thia Kind was
hrouEht to- The attention 81 The
Star this afteFnpnn. faaii nafiieu-
Iars have not pet been srrufsd, but
william Cary % the Seattle firr de-
partnsut. u unable 60 secure miik
ffafu any sghsr dairYman "a his
nsishhaf hoa4. because hn refused 20
tafrnnfsa the I1uWamirh dalfs
wagon nes The jury verdict that
Carrie t'uuntanfine had eoms 10 her
death FROM fuymaidshYie admins
tered Ia milk coming from the hu=
vanish dairy
The diffieuity offers the city cnuu=
az aa aapsf fuhiEf fef thH Ha'aiiau =
another rfuhlrfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
SUE The
OREGON
Former Passengers Claim They
Suffered Many Hardships

Richard Smith. Thomas Brown.
Jerry eastman nd q other ersf while
passengers % the steamship Oregon.
filed put This morning ~ the fed
sral court against that steamer for
$50 each Damages. aKEresatInE
a.. coo.
THE comulaiuants aliegc that they
took second class passage 10 Cape
Nome and Solomon city on the ore
Enn with thu expectation Of rsraiv-
Ing The food and sleeping aoonmmo.
dationa that second class passengers
are entitled 60. Instead, they claim
they received the vtlest kind OF food.
consisting mostly Of mush and Mui-
hEan stew cooked with sea water
and thus rendered unpslafablo.
They also claim they were forced
10 sleep IN the HtesraEe next Go
stables Of the horses. and as the
place was greatly ver-Crowded the
sanitary conditions were friFhtful.
When they appealed 60 the captain
for better food and pure water 3,
IL claimed that he told them that n
weala eas1 sapm 81 fRsai ard Is
cents for a glass Of pure water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
M Will NIL MZEKD
10 SAVE. KDKW LIVES
DIR tanner TO DEMONSTRATES THE INJURIOUS
EFFECTS OF FORMAL pEHYpE POISONING

examined aud analysed Cor signs 81
tarns tAshyde poisoning
AZ the end OF the third week the
aecund fofmaldrhYdo fed Kitten viii
be Killed uitd similar analysts
made. snd # the remaining formal
dehNde victim h alive at the end of
the fourth week. Il Win be Killed aud
treated as were rs two predecessors
The effects ha shown By the feed s
tna % The pure milk 81 thn other
kitten viii also be embedded In the
official report which Ut Tanscr VII
Haake
Arhla " the nral test ~ this kiad
etvr made any Whefp, aaid pr Tan
aef this meFninE. .aud I am sure
that the scientific mon " this eouHs
GrN vii be a. interested aa ] am In
it, results II may reeu Ike cruel 6
~ Go poison these littin kittens in
80 cala. bloosied and deliberate q
way. hat 1 believe that 10 y IN the
interests ~ scientific research Go 10
- ana what are the iiEes ~ three
kittens fo the NE and death of thou
sands - little "a biea that may rrrz
iah Through thr inaiduoua poisoning
- theis food that has been sutnE nu =
rhIs test Vii remove All Doubt a.
"a the injurious effects % fofmaifss
hyie on human TISSUES. ! ana SURE
- that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
WILL GIVE
NEW ONES
A CHANCE
Several Old Players Win Be
~-~ ~e -
sstsifFsssiiSsu tfs astB AsssStunsF
Game Nest Sunday

OwinE - The poor shce iaE made
81 some 81 the Seattle men in THE
lacfussr game against NanaEfua. lat
SUNDAY. Manager Kennedy has pat
hia foot down and decided % Pat
asa players ln theif faHifinfzs. tHnss
iuE nat the run tsatm viz have to
b. n gus1 sharne Faf a hafd iusHls
y hen y meets tire champion Sham.
rpsss. % Montreal. Canada
The gaue e.iL undoubtedly b. a
NL-sd one a. The iueai team is haFgi
~ Nefk sNsfY nlsht ksttink IN trim.
Both the dsfsHHe ana hufus fieidt
vii b. atfenE thHnnti sad thr Seattle
team can b Depended upnn 60 give
a god aeeuurf af Itself They a 5ii
~ n fast company Hhan fheF fac
the +sfriabmsn. the fastest Sen the
sanrid
The Eaute viii - PLAYED az Ath-
iriic PARK and the hall wiii hr faoed
promptly At : oeioeA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
BOYCOTT
Dairynren Resoried to Peculiar Tactics 10
get Even With Customers Who
Want Purs Milk


=
The hsFcrffiuE 5fhsfneN - eaffHus
rsilknfFu hrd daifH saE0r drivers ere
afaustnE inaizuafiaH 81 aHsf ths eity
ThsF have iHauEufated practices -
fsfasiHs 60 asiiFrf mHs - cusfeffsffs
= other uiiismsn ~up dssire. teeaift'
= trufaFr ulfA n, e1ea~e thsif PAT
raaa En HH affzf' ssEaIsa Under fhls
arTsi~ =zent the fiflzsu has 90 shfiire
aa o. whanu % uiaf isNF his milk FROM
ana n he refasss. faf aHf Fsaenn shat
aaarur e. takr uitik fruu uns taitss
fuan. otter naHAfueu Niit tfufnFstlatsif
hasreiJ htfs sHa De eAnnst haf niiA
ffnsn aafanr
Thr rsHf.etrfs - thls schsnas is sell
calculated &C. raise ths ifs q ths meet
conservative ffftssu ana - q ths
raIIk snsa arr aatf fuakinE fnarr surrls
ss ana fausErK napfs distFtlst sHanax
ihs pseHis.
Wh~n Is cosass a. anfh q Pas. hat q
eitlssn naf set aaH frau whom hs
MAJ htar bis mfiN. uuf epusuisiu ~
tn infsrtat apantf q that siilh ~tihs
ga nrlaz haHeetssa snd alinwssf -
as.f ~ rz~fss - ail e - srnaA waudrF
that. conservative citissas kpms - the
fafe SD PROTEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
HANG IN 10
MWMLN/
WEATHERMAN SAYS A
BIG STORM is HEADED
THIS WAY

Baffaa II loaae again aud there
viii he plenty aninU Ia the hHt-ehaa
las sport tonight
AdKicta fruu Portland indicate the
aprfaAch 81 "a big wind storm ffpm
down the coast. seattle L. promised
auaIhFf one ug lhose gentle a~phffH
che was treated Ga ths either DAY,
only thia one Is tuuted AZ being the
original wtua slegAn that viii make
the wan from kanHas fssi uhr b.
WAS back Oh the nld homestead.
AIanE the guaat tonight tneru viii
ba q hiEh Wind from che southeast
and the man uH the little beat ulll
DO Neli u take 90 the weeds uHtll
the trouble blows oter
The nnst visit - the sind sod y AZ
paid fusf below Portland. and ffetn
that point au he has been HlthIus
his pFsesuee fett
Weather aAfH Salisbury is said "a
81 fleeing Co Hfiiish Columbia dfa.
Guiset a. a rain cloud Tor fear Of
iyuehing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

A tcat unlike any other ever made
tn the field ot svisnee viii be iustl.
tuted this afternooa ny pr g. L.
Tsannrr. the analytbal chemist Of
this city. Wha has disVus erred tht
cnIY absolutely cuftain dcfcrniuaut
sor formadchNsir iu milk in order to
demonstrate beyond the rcradNunt
tufe of q doubt the injurious auslis
ties 90 fefualdguNde.
He has sscured four yauHg kittenp.
which Wul be- Kept ln pf rauavI'n
laboratory dufluE the cnuFae of the
experiment. The other three viii b.
FED daily ou Narrl tHs quantities 81
niik aaulirrated With formaldshsdr
the strongest and heAithiest being
given the largest dose az each iced
The test viii continue one muuth
and - results VIII be given 70 tht
scientific aud medical Journals Of the
country
A certain Intervals each kitten
Will b. weighed aud fta conditlau 81
health carefully noted, and the visit
BE ana physical effects of the dif-
fesent forms ef Diet Will be made a
subject = further investigation az
The trVatsent nruseesAs
At the end - tWa weeks erie 81
THE formsidehYlr frd kittsns vii BE-
Allied and rs st'amaeh and intrsiiHts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
FEDERAL CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMS.

" n nuahhv civil service samiaer
from Washington. -. e. assisted b.
the l1cnl beard is conducting the asfnis
annual examination fer sSruoRrhpherH
typrWritcra. railway clerks and de-
nartmentat positions today IN the fed
nrni hulidlun az the corner q Faufth
aVenaa ami Marion street
There are o. applicants for pauitiana
AZ HtanoEra pliers and trpeurlfHru 4 for
railway mHf add 6 Ter departmental
positions These examinations are
held twice year. once lu October ard
once 81 April ard are conducted b
officials frum washington. u. {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
POISONED
ALMOST SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL
OFFICERS AT CRIPPLE CREEK - WARRANTS
OUT FOR MEN IN COMMAND OF MILITARY

CRIPPLE. CREEK Colo. oct Ill
~as iraFaed teslsy that efforts have
heeu FaaIde go sotaou the ofHeora rs tiir
garrison hert wednesday Al attempt
Vas 30 aarcraafui At On raan camp
that every commissioned officer par
takinx # thc afHrsfa mesa 49, o.
pirk a. In urad ma,tlnal Alteration M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

Is believed that thr roisou was placed
Isl q tauk fFesn whieh water Ia taken
% Euufif the nnieaFs tabls
lrfatntatiau eaa hied ia the District
eaUrt tasiaN against Gaarrala john
chase sherman Nsft aua NaA Thomas
= MEC1sliaaa. charging aniasful az
rest and dstentlsa la the mintaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

King County Liquor Dealers Assoc
citation entertained the visitors and
James Weir. president OF the assoc
citation. acted as toast master
owing 90 the fact that he must
be IN Pittzhura. october L. 10 snd Is
10 attend the national convention or
liquor dealers. President I0mcs Nor
rison was uuaveieably absent from
tha diuhsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
RESIGNED
Auditor in postofilce Depart
ment Quits-He says Resig-
nation Has No Connection
With Postal Investigation

wAsufSgroS n G. on, >
Henry A. Castle. audifaf ~ the pest.
Once department to-day resigned ard
hts Resignation Nas aeeHptrd Sc saa
appointed from Wluneaafa.
fft l. rumarrd that caatirs rrsiEuas
tisn was indarsd ~ charges made -
result u investigation into postal
affairs. This sac denied to-day ~
ffaaffF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
Money Wei Invested

In good warm underwear of the de-
pondahic klnd-ia the hest Investment
any man can make ~. are showing
the largest and best lire In the city
You viii be pleased with our qualities
and prices D. 3 Brooks a Co. iFu
End ave. Arcade bldg. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
INSURkBLE

SAN FRANCIsCO. oct p-Lloyd.s
this morning placed the British bark
Ggiffard on tho insurance tiet She
hna been on the rocks a. Mueaci
Point for The last 10 days, All ef-
forts - Ear 10 release her have
fniifd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
BANQUE 7

A banquet at the Rainier Grand
hotel last niEht was the climax 10
day OF pleasure FOR the delegates
TO the state convention OF the Liquor
Dealers Protective Association. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
TIE LINE UP

The following 10 the line up ~ the
Seattle tilHh Hohuol aud thU Ncw York
uattisHhin football eirNenn which viii
meet zoe the HFHt afidiruu eautrvt 81
ths season in this rity a. Athletic park
az 1 oyleeA Tomorrow afternoon
Nrw YORK Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

Dor fsNCHA Nf3ff
1tMh#r claim cruising 9 million feet
principally cedar. = a00 VIII y
change Ter improved ~ unfnpravasi
SEATTLE residence uru45arfv war8 =
t1aa&s and g go eaah
WDHT y MAYNARD
Is BAILEY BLDG Phone. Frunt al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

LONDON, Dot. s.-Ianca shiret
owned by J. r Keene. with Lucien
Lynne an American Jockey. up. Won
the Imperial Produce Plate, valued
AZ tl5eoe, today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

Consult fforonss Marvin. prophets
css. 1909 tst se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

NxSTFi5- ifis -: sSer;,s ssScy5
hand Store wnnta NJ 40 ~arfh "a
second hand gods " p F1anisis e
Son: phone Kiln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
For saIe-Houses and 10

spFCfAL HARGxfSs IL f.f,sissrf.s7.
HOUSES
- rooms. centrally lucntsd nHW hruaa
and furniture Price & on
IieEant house - u rooms Price q &c
y rooms good location Price g. ri
70 rooms. tns lqcatfun Price fIsl
call and see -
SbWAHT STEWART a Co,
Rooms - 4 - ffrlaf bfaaL
u. ILL., I'LL IlI-l-l. u ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

1--WE OF AAtffmaht T. II NtnAHN NtHtih
nletafrr or irwin. D. n kSaur. tzats
mrf 90 Moran
uHlvlasH Referee Coach hnight %
University - Washington mnlfF.
Cuaeh usst "a Purdue aud Drake tnis
tvfaitira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

ture hrat class u assfY rpspevs aHs4
uHHsi4rn sas1k fats up II NHa wanf
knost tmrutturF Ieft#s ran - ar
ranged Toe riEht party. Price 80 =
7 hts Il q paftl4f hsf ~ Nhnf - have
n son Waut ANYTHING IN tnF line -
furnished nr rfssfsffnr EHiiassa aae % ,
lst. Ard HEki NNEn u eotfr cap
yuu shs balance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

DON'T. ST
Gn 20 the rel
Nelson q nj
building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-02
IDAHO.


U.ited States department Of agricul-
ture Idaho section, climate and crop
service, weather bureau.
Boise, Idaho June 3O--Though
there were several very warm
days during the week, the aver
age Of temperature was about normal,
and on the 2Srd and 2ith. light frost
formed IN elevated eastern localities;
considerable amount OF cloudiness
was experienced, and, In the northern
counties. rainfall was sufficient for
needs Of vegetation; some light show
ers fell in other portions Of the state,
serving to settle the dust, but failing
10 revive low ranges and unirrlEat d
crops. Water IN streams is falling
nouceably but In most instances the
supply Is ample.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-02
RUSH FAILED
TO MATERIALIzE
TSln Falls Land Opening a Good
Deal Of a Frost,
ONLY 81 MADE APPLICATION.
Company Failed 10 Advertise, Hence
The Lack CT Interest Those Who
Made Locations,

The drawing yesterday by the Twin
Falls Land ana Water company at
shoshonc. In the allotment OF lands for
settlement, was a 8ood deal Of a frosb
as the names Of only 81 applicants for
lands were found in the box, Gnd Of
these but % awaited themselves Of the
choices drawn, and Of the 10000 acres
thrown Oren only 1905 were actually
entered.
The officers Of the company were
present at the drawing which was PER-
formed by o chdd, Jessie McFal Of
shoshone, taking names from an ordin-
airy ballot box The first name drawn
vas that Of Harry T. West OF Boise,
attorney for j. NJ. HOLSTER. deputy as
SCISSOR OF AGA county, ana Mr. West 10
Gated him on the northwest quarter Of
section & good place Other Boise
people Who secured and entered good lo-
cations are II. *. Campbell Trmble
West u. r. Gillespie. Bert II. Rose. j.
G.. Folsom, assessor Of Ada county; T..
L. Folsom, W c. West, Harry Il. West
and a. Mcpherson.
Bert Perfume, representing Dan Spen-
cor assistant general passenger agent
Of the short Line, secured a desirable
quarter section In the new townaite
which was located one mile south Of
tie river between Twin Falls ana Sh1-
shOno Falls. The filings We're an made
ander the supervision Of G. S. Neon
nell Of the state land board. who Of
Ideally represented the board.
The great tract of land belonging 70
tne company Coyers a valley 81 miles
long aud is miles wide. The main canal
for 20 miles win be so feet wide at the
bottom OF the prism. and viii carry 10
feet OF water From the 20 mile point
To the salmon river the bottom width
81 the prism viii be 60 feet Paul S. A
3ickel Of Helena has the general charge
OF the work, and The cost Of the plant
viii be S250O0OO The president OF Ire
company and principal owner IL +. II.
Buhl, a wealthy manufacturer OF Shnr-
ON, Pa, and the settlement Of the great
tract win moan the addition Of mil
lions of dollars TO the states taxable
valuation,