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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
CITY JAH PRISONER
A HAVING MANIAC

Were drowning" called another
ne he splaaaed around in the water
IN the cell
The jallor and several OF the police
cffleerp AZ the station together with
-evprnl TRUSTEES rushed TO the cell
Whff1 tho door was unlocked IL
was found that the cell had been
iio5ded with waiter me CrEsy man
he'd turned on every watevap in
tl,sf oqli and several streams OF water
wrfe pouring In.
pale a. n ghost. his eyes starting
from their sockets and ravlng like a
m.nlac, Johnson WAS prancing
sfaaind the cell lie was yelling nt
the top Of HIS voice and driving the
other prisoners arnuuds the cell.
When the TRUSTEES and policemen
opened the door he rushed q them.
Charlie 9iVeha. n truaty at the sta
ton. received right upper cut that
nut him down aud out Johnson,
Who was stark naked. then rushed
avsay from the officers. waving
them farewell with his underHhlrt
~ railed the shirt around the gus
fixture IA the room ana pulled hun
self up on the pipe. The pipe broke
ana he fell 10 the floor lie got IN.
hui was tripped by Jniler corbctt.
and reverni Of the men held him
down while a straight Jacket was
adjusted.
-sne IL the craxiest crazy man I
ever had anything 70 do with" snid
Jaiier Cofbott "and I've handled
hundreds OF them"
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the demands Of the mon are unreas-
onabie. Andrew Heinrich president
Of the Seattle brewing 4 Mailing
company, said this morning;
We are willing 70 grant any rea-
sonabis request OF the men. but
most OF their demands are exceed
inRiy arbitrary. We are willing 70
have tho matter settled any tins
through the arbitration % State La
Dor Commissioner Blackman. Ms
provided by the new state law. aud
hope that be will be abs 10 anl!c-
ably settle the matter"
State Labor Commissioner Black
man IL today comforting with the
members Of the Brewers aasoclatlon
and Harry Hayden and Prank Chris
man, the committee appointed BY the
brewery Workers union to neRoti-
ate an agreement with the conpan-
lee IN regard 60 the proposed new
wage scale The union men eH.
press themselves ~ being confident
that the companies viii make such
concessions that the matter can be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

The dspositurs Of the dsfunet Bank
of ballard vii share IN u. rs more
~ assets than was 81 fret supposed
This fact was discovered yesterday
In checking the entries 81 tne
elastic account that EVERY bauk
carries. An error tn the atnouHt
named vas found
The building IN which che Rank q
ballard was located WAS purchased
81 ". ~. he Long from III g.
ahupy. Tho former paid the latter
81, 600 nt the time OF the tranSaEt ton.
Hut the cashier Of Ar, Hhuei :
bank, IN Seattle. charged thu deposit
81 tho Ballard bank with that
amount Instead OF creditlug Il, The
Interest on that sum for the time
that has since elapsed was ttba.
which was also charged 20 DE Long
Hence the liability 81 the Bank o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

VICTORIA. II. G, May IA
Times special from Frank. n. v. T.
says Premier Itaultain, who started
east yesterday afternoon. came back
a. soon a. he reached the other
side 81 the slide. There he met Mc-
Henry. engineer 81 the Canadian i-n-
cific railway, and that gentleman
expressed the opinion very strongly
that tho remaining peak Of the
mountain was creeping slowly and
that hs considered tho town very
unsafe.
Immediately upon hearing this
Haulthin wired back 20 Frank that
he had important Information o. Inn
part and asked that an emergency
meeting be called az once ~ soon
e. he arrived a large majority Of the
citizens turned cut 20 meet him. He
explained his view Of the situation
and said he did not Rish 10 any way
% act ns an alarmist. yet he deemed
biz Information Of such import that
be could not leave without fret re-
turning and apprislng the town Of
the possible impending danger
Hauitaln further stated that he had
made arrangements with the Cans .
dian Pacific Railway 70 have special
trains 90 convey the people 10 diff
fsrsnt points along the line accord
ing to accommodation available.
Thuke who were unable to pay for
Subsistence. he Hnid. would be cared
Tor and everything be done 20 make
the best ~ = very unufual. not 10
say dangerous situation
Gov. Springs vas called uTnn and
stated. speaking FOR hImsss. that he
felt apprehension as 20 the public
safety. and seconded the premiers
remarks. Manager Mccarthy q the
coal company, and Mine Inspector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
ROOSEVELT RESUMES
HIS WESTERN TRIP

ing. me h-pt stop was AZ wsmeEo
where the president spoke from the
platform. The laundry helonEtnE
to the presidents party, which was
held ep al 81 Louis because the
Monticello house proprietor was
afraid 90 advance ts2 for his guests.
will reach the train tomorrow. ssc-
rstary Barnes wired the laundry TO
sond the linen g o. ID. The train
stopped 10 minutes AZ Manhattan,
where the president addressed the
y. :, =. e,a., 50, ss-5s - -.
from the PLATFORM he also mace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

which had boen ~ carefully laid on
the table. looked suspicious"
he - A. Shaw, Who was nrst call.
81 "a attend the Hirl. was then CALI
Cd lie auid
w hen I asked Dr Jordan when
this thing hsd been done he said
A short time HRa' After the wound
had been dressed I told Dr. Johnson
the Hifl must be- removed ia the hose
piial "a once In Jordan protested
euylhE Hhe would have he best ~
care ana nursing right whore alS
Was ! asked him " Hhr was a relic
tive uf his ana be naid 30. only q
good friend ana patient Ne said
she had suffered from pneumonia
and intefooatal neuralgia
when ur Johnson insisted an her
removal "a the hospital. he said he
would paY the bills there. that
money waH no object and she must
have the best Of care.
when ! asked " any one was
present ht the time uf the shooting.
someone said she had fhai herself
nF Jordan remarked The poor Eifi
has hsen 80 sick and despondeut'
Monday. OF the hospital. asked
her II she wanted tn live. and she
said she dids AMI when ] asked hef
why she shot herself she replied u
was because she had been ~ sick,
although abe begged me not 20
question her about the AFFAIR Tues
day Df Jordan and J. g. Allen came
a. the hospital ana asked her 70
make statement TO Mr Allen
she said. Or. Jordan did not shoot
mr. IN answer - his question
"Hha also said that Jordan had
been the best friend she had ever
had Ia seattle. 1 don't know 81 a
single mot that would Indicate how
the nifi came q her death"
The Inquest vac then adjourned
til g O'Clock this afternoon.
Nothing has been heard from FRED
uurlsbaun. the Nomau's husband
except % Pay the funeral strehs.s
The body VIII be shipped o. wash
lngf0n. y. g.. either tonight Or To-
faHrFHW
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cations In indictment. and also from
other evidence addueed. that gam
bling VAS carried on IN the city
Of Seattle during the period men
toned Ia the tGdictmeut 4 does not
appear. nor can I ascertain from my
investigations. that the defendant
ever ATTEMPTED 90 prevent the pron-
scuti0n OF any party guilty Of the
off~nsss mentioned.
II know Of no law which would
punseh a judicial officer for Al Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

APRIL -. IN witch he said the eisl
was sufferlnE fram pneumonia and
eauld nat attend school
Five physicians WIRE questioned
on this point And each one stated
that " was impossible for AisH rs
haa e. have been affiirtHd with
pIleuunuia aa rreahtiV a. April al.
Another iaterrsiinE point bfnuah i
cut was that ur Jordan protested
vehcmsutiy against haNins AisH ~
Hoe taksu O. tfe hospital sunday
retaing after she Was shot u re-
quirvi the eagn niued infiasnee ~ nf.
1ehnwnH aud nr shaw 20 ukerceas
his Oh iafttone
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Earb. pals. nervous and TIRED look
ne lie watched The proceedings
with the utmost attention. lsauihH
FAR forward in his scat % catch.
every WaFd that War uttered witch
connected his name with the AFFAIR.
fhe principal points elected ~ The
invsstieatiou during the uuruinE
session we're that the ~ he siFi
had not been slick and. thefH were
ne Indications that she had teep fss
gently 10 as eialmsd BY bf. JeF,lan.
The testimony " every witness
CALLED entirely refutea the state.
nsnt 81 nr 1ufdaa in hln letter @
shs Wilson business College, dated
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under the eesnrnoa law especially =
Imposed upon : prace office % the
ntste aad et the county ! am an
able te state that the defendant has
hesn corrupt IN tits sNeeutinn ~ his
ta1tes a. han fofusea niilfusiy uf
otherwise. g. entertain any rfaaeru.
tioa fot the eftgne u gambling. o.
an. asher csinaa ~h~s Aaiy hfoanha
10 hie sfteutfgn ~ ofncefn u the
las. vhasa auty Il y - fefKvt cut
and prosecute such eriass
= believe. therefore. that the
cause should - dismissed and DE-
ienstnnt sstsrhs.rwrd@
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80. uase began hls inqpify
fass.' eeass q the death 81
~ - fsss. the yVaus Weineh
Niifas .eat IN the safe Deposit
~ - s.saAas night and "a he
9s.inss.ssy A. l'rextds,ies hes.
~ s,.,.nev 4 Watson chapel
4 2 rhs iittls rocn vas
.s' ~.5tnssses ard a crowd Of
tFt e. .~...-satofA Tbs iuNvsiikRs
'siR.s ,'ss.,s...lectra ~ Deputy fro~-
1e - $500 N,faVsu. assisted -
500. .n.'s pscsssuslrs A''ofnsy hflcte
- n rssrsns tssaaa. . aess name '
", .,a..,,y.s d she SENSATIONAL ease.
-. s~rs arsessl ~ .n....-... a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
TWO Indictments
] Are QUASHED
George A. Piper and Police Judge George DO Free on
Motion of Prosecuting Anorney---No Grounds
for Prosecution i'm Either Case, Said Mr.. Scoff

had contributes that sum e. the
unnass eampalss fuad. aas Wholly
immatyEtas 10 tbs grand luffs IA.
guify inta the aamttnE graft.
TIE nseney i y stated. sas sei-
untzriiy contributes ~ Richard ard
there wnn no svfdense whatever
that u Vas used Ter ANY uniswtai
purpose Consequently fFnafss less
urnauy vas consistent with tbs
truth.
la the George case the prosecuting
attorney made 81 substance the fei-
iowins statsusut
'-Thoaxh - appear, from the ale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
ACCUSE PRIEST
OF THE MURDER

= s' ~. Ohio. May a-pev. wal.
S Ipisdo priest who was In
~ - when Agatha ReichIln
-. @ssFsa IN her brothers resi-
As< NJ city. vas arrested At
u ms morning and charged
d efime. Hloodhounds we're
a. ,ha Trail this morning. hut
49, tongue on the lawn
= fx ne house or At the lad.
fs-r- which the murderer Il
>-'s...< 20 have climbed. They
is.s !. y uaverainR the route be-
- bedroom occupied BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
tREWERY WORKMEN
WILL NOT STRIKE

| - ssry workers o. Seattle. az
hr.s nose Of Tacoma. ogympia
|k, and wbateorn vent back
| 1 h's morning. a. usual. and
!. 1900. ..a' today Is that the threat
|sas.e ''<s VIII be avertsd by arbl..
49,. State Labor comm,ss,o,,er
.Inss came here hast niTht from
ss4s,s.. and Il a meeting Of a
: n1s.'. q the brewery workers
Ess!ni IN The Seattle Brseins
s s.ss.x Company onrcea az
Prevailed upon tbs
's'as the trouble BY arblsra.
ssls ,hlsekman submitted "a IN.
ts..is. y. second schedule Of con
- ss..' shish the Norih~ss, Prev.
snsa u. brewer e sg a,s,,
!, Il. ~ 3 Z per week. a. d.rns neso
'a.ihs, s Mon I@st night tbsv . ,asSs
M ,...si.ssssisns.
IVY operators ,hirk that
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waIHer and that Of Miss Reichlin.
Walser was found At the -. Jos
eph hospital. where the warrant was
served. The excitement 10 50 in
tense that Il f. feared that some
demonstration Will be made. The
prisoner has been taken to Eiyria,
where he was lodged w jail he
protested his innocence and offered
TO give ball IN any amount. The
murdered Eiri's brother says he be-
iieyea Waieer r. innocent. The pre-.
tlminary hearing VIII be held Mon
day
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! Testimony also showed that Mr.,
IT T. MFsatt saia abe didn't believe
IN rallroadins the poor Eifi 90 The
hospital
Not one af the uiinesasa wenld
say positively that the sirl had shot
herself sna. 81 The contrary aeY-
efai testified that the revolver mus
have been hrid SIS ffat inches away
from the bgdy hen II Was fired
II uaH also shown that Dr. jaraan
violated Extraordinarily the Orders
of che attending physicians that no
enc shHHif he allowed O. see AlaF
lie ias at fhr hospital because ~
her efitifal condition Il eha hGounhi
eut that Jordan Haa There . auad
deal Of The t4mr aad Insisted on BE-
haE prevent Whenever anyone elsr
NaN in the rom uith the wounded
Elrl
The eeroners jury was awotn Nnd
viewed the feiuaf4H. Then lT q b.
Waiting. eha conducted she ana
lapay. wak eallrd Die said
The buliag entered tive lnehrn
ffam the middle line aud Between
the seeand ard thif,t fibs oa fhe left
stsie. II inak e downward f1aFan
ard came ouf ", the back bsicW The
thlra Flb. Thsfs wFga 10 Hiznr ~
reaftf marks ga the nntsias ~ she
wauud EhH oi4ea gnHfks AZ thr
flesh below che skin might have
been aaedeF. There Naa 4 sc8f ga
the riEHt sate % The neck 81 least
a year isia, and ffreh btuiHs vi thr
Jeff arm. No other niaftls af violence
were Visible.
The left iunk sac khfgnker aHd
sulidifisi, showing that she hal saf
fefsd some time IN her ltfe fram
pieufsny ~ rnsgfuuuia. NOT aflthin a
year. however. lherp asfr hegiaGH-
IS 30 signs u recent iilnrHs and ehr
wss a fairly strong and eiE0faas
Namau she has ~ sickness - far
a. ! could 80 that waail HzAte haf
want % dia
Deputy Coroner Wfiisir then fss.
llfsi he saii
s.rhefe Nefu 10 Pow Ser fnAeka
around TIE Npund alfhnurh n psas
hnfnea hair m ineh ~ - Il ether
side. probably b "a. flash ~ the
san The gun Nas probably held as
81 eiEtf inches ffam the haH4 Ntssn
the shat was fire. Ma signs 81 re-
cent illness NFrc apparent
pF. A. q. Gfn0kai Ntn Nan aaes
present AZ TIE autopsy. sad ~Nhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
C.. p. BURNETT rs
now 4 BENEDICT

At high noon today Charles T.
Burnett and Miss Bessie HohinHons
both Of this city, we're marrish ~
the home OF the brides parents. stp
Boyieaton avenue north. Rev j. y.
u. LIwyd offieiated. " l.. Hebsr
acted NJ best man and MIS-. \ N.
Hoblnson a. brides nntron. only
intimate friends OF the young couple
were present.
Mr.. Burnett IL well known we
attic Newspaper man and Wiltsls
The bride IL the daughter 81 mi
ana Mrs. T. NJ. Robinson, formerly
NJ ana Mra. BurnS' left after the
ceremony on a short wedding tour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

e,srx- e. riper efntwhiis Rspue-
=. bo-s IN city politics and cam
.xr nanaxrr fer Mayer HUNS
= satF wfassweshee ~ Jaaks
- Il the Superior court the
rrsnx The grand Jury iudict.
All against Nj Fryer ea&sxins
II. slsA rsFlarY tsGorr tbs Erans'
= sxs ga1asaesf ~ the court 90
=rrea e Presenting Attorney
<slt who fiisd . lengthy state
z-ss 4 explanation OF BIS aethon-
~ ssd.fiai whl1eNash ~ss Alze
a-saay xpHaet In thr eass u u
Eeerss. t3ssice u ghe reeee ard
4affsls peIlss tadEs. Indicted -
] ...s.sss :, - .SrsA..os $1,000 80. -
I mrmm as ATTY as q pupssr pEtl1Sr
- nzii quashea the tnfietuleui
z<stszs Judge GreFss On motion -
| ak<ssesIag Attorney Sect. whs in
q .sze. als.s. filed = lsnxthy state
~ ID explanatian-
y tke F4psf indss tfnent thr Frr4es
- attorney says the INST go
rtai eIeuisnf ~ tAs crime - pet
- va "@t N""t 49, - !. =
ms sat So foftA th4t me fsieH
azssmfats PtQff NAs aiiexrsi 70
lzk4 slkA5s m hte te4fhnang sssgse=
n r<zt lars ~ers In regard to
AiH& 1rts. o. ~~fs. e @es. nm
-
49, ri N passing upon the
nNi11 rstea that ~ believed the
r's~rsxs p.asni vel tsa%eit ae
| E,sF tfzes1 thAt ~ snrN thst
- h@a savisesi the jury tnss
1aHznstS 70 pNfleft S'nstd vs
=. s@A'nst ilPFf, as -
- - " FSsafhink oh N oifi
Ese1s
= eh = Jnssxs oeorge. Mr..
ssssa that the in1le tffien !,
- - st<1dt ailsisr tne reitns ~
"Ht e ne nafar denea sase.
80 *s1fae sss = adaeiAt
- s''.lse "n.sef. arc isrthef
zrFx Nat Iedse George had ever
y 70 has daty when called
ata,ssA. aa Eas asm4fTers "a the
~ % f'uiiee Sulltyen and
-. - = - 40 former efiifi'ais IN
- y ne grand jury. was post
$780, sss<
ss tnis aftefne-pn star :
ax feportsf that The ar.
- pf.,seentins attorney bad
M
! - - 49, :. ~ settoh tAAsn
=: !. - 's-s esins ass.fasy n re-
- a.tn mis- after ~.
- :. - - s,sA@ = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

THE CITY

TACOMA. May lin the case es
r. u lane. a lamp trimmer. against
the city Of Tacoma for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries sustained IN falling
from a light pole IL March lsez.
through an alleged defect In the ap-
paratuf. the jury this morning re-
turned a verdict In favor Of the de-
PENDANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
WINDFALL FOR THE
BANK OF BALLARD

fiAIlard 70 Mr.. shuey il tz.tis. In
stead ~ $40 900. as Was at first al.
fteunccd
Receiver blaine today stated that
when he made his first report on
the condition 81 the defunet bank =
finances the ti0.oq4 was found as q
liability iu the elastic account" OF
the bank. but that he was convinced
after closer investigation that an
error had beer naae.
Upon informing Mr. shuey Of the
mistake the latter presented petit
ton 70 the court asklnR that the IN
dehtedntsa OF the ballard hank be
deefeaFed the sum ~ question and a
decree has been entered TO that
effect.
CHICAGO, May 2-Nheat y -
10 eat.G
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CEMENT W0RKMEN
TO RE0RGANfZE

President rohie Of the H~fsfh
Central Ialsur union. has called a
meeting % remeut nnishefH ana
helpers. 10 Ns held az Musicians hall,
TONIGHT the purpose of The meet
ina l. 10 organise the 20 men ~ that
trade n IN. city. intJ a union anil
atsd with the American Federation
q i.abnr AID TIE Westarn central.
T-he men formed "a. union four Years
60 but Il died. TIE men rlsin that
they have 40 ints milton Of making
IA enart q secure higher y ages.
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DEATH OF
w. 4. SH0REY
isnssI.Lte Tn. stsr.l

BALLARD. MAJ 2-W. \. shorey,
a wei known real estAte dealer ana
prominent citizen died last ntEhi
from al attack u drnpsy, He had
been a resident ~ this city faf ~
YsalH lie isayes wife and aauEh-
ter
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the RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2-Yes-
terday was n banner DAY In the
divorce courts. No less than e d.
eorcss we're granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

me msmbsrs % the Essttie and
San Ffanrisra baseball teams o. he
farlge coaat league viii attend The
seattle thsases tonight o. a body as
Etiests II Manager : 7. Hove q the
tarafeF ffaaas have been reserved
. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
ANOTHER
DISAS Err
cared

Smith. as well 40 Dominion Expert
Pcarce expressed the same View.
They all agreed. however. that The
matter was largely conjecture and
would be until an examination Of the
mountain WAS mnde.
Or Malcolm held the same view.
bat said. personally. be would be
compelled 70 Ftay and look after the
Injured in the hospital. as 90 move
them meant certain death
The police we're finally authorized
90 notify everyone and give those
who wished chance 20 60 This
now lH being done The police are
patfoiinR the outskirts and VIII do 10
until the place f. abandoned. to pre-
vent depredations. Haultain says
ne viii remain IN the town himself.
The Canadian paeihc railway u
removing its construction gangs 20
place Of safety So are the con
Tractors. Breckenridge A Lund. Tho
telegraph ONCE hiss also been tenn
pornfaiy moved % the saBltaFian-
The railway company a. moving rs
rolling stock out of the town.
VICTORIA u. g. May All
though Engineer McHeury Of the
Canadian Pacific railway has
warned the people II Frank. y W.
r.. that he believes the remaining
peak Of Turtle mountain 70 creeping.
both Pfamier Haulinln 81 the North
west Territories aud Or. Malcolm.
who II In charge Of the hospital. re-
fuse 20 leave. The latter says he
must stay by the injured. a. they
eanHat BE- moved. As a result u the
mass MEETING las, night. At which
MeHeurg's opinion vas given. sp>-
eiai trains are Distributing the peo-
pie al other places along the line.
while mounted police are guarding
the vacated homes.
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MANHATTAN. KHs. May -
President Roosevelt was surprised
ard snEercd this morning 20 see
himself quoted in a Kansas city pa
per as having Aaid he got n0thing NJ
10 eat and was not accorded decent
treatment 81 81 Louis lie dictated
an emphatic denial b. wire 20 PRES
ident Francis
The special ieft Topeka this morn
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arbltratsd and an afnieabls settle
nonf reached
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TESTIMONY DAMAGING TO
DIR. JORDAN is GIVEN

ners Inquest Only Deepens Mystery De Doe CaSeAnofher
Revolver Than One in Evidence Seen BY DR. ohnS0ntlan
Under Suspicion Haunted Bedside of Dying Woman-She
Said Shof Herself
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SALIVA. Kan. May the route
o. the presidential special today lay
through one 81 the richest and most
popuinls sections of Kansas. Leav-
lus Topeka at 81 early hour this
morning there were brief stops dur
tng the forenoon and afternoon a.
Manhattan. Junction city Abilene
and one or two other places. Every
= here there were the same enthasl-
aNtio oyattons for the president
Zach station vas decorated with
.S. $500 =, ssA. . 4.s.S>ss 49,
% sssi - tssaR the uaHiquni aIrN and
muititudsa 81 people to listen Ia the
presidents brief remarks In Saiina
600 school chiidren q the county
we're meEsed 20 hear the chief exec
utiye 81 thr nation speak and the
efuwd was THE largest ever seen
here. Several more stops are sehsd-
uied for late this afternoon. and
sharon Springs viii be reached sc
$50 .. m. Herr the party WIN re-
main until Monday. when the Jour
ueg will be resumed tn Denver
witch city viii be reached before
neon at that day.
JUNCTION CITY. Kan. MAY A.
President Roosevelt was greeted
hsfN this Morning nv . force Of reg
elar Troops from Fort Riley. There
VAS a large crowd ard much chssr-
Ing. The president spoke briefly
from 3 stand near the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

CHICAGO. May 2--wheat q -
10 AIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

80 roRgcAsr-renlgh, and tomorrow
WAITE s..e nersh 70 eat, Winds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-07-10

There is a marked tendency on the
part o. many farmers 10 lay By their
corn and cotton crops too early In the
reason We know the temptation g.
great % shorten the period of bard
work as much az possible. especially
al a season when fish are biting and
rural picnics are pending. But be
who quit cul'ivating his crop TOO
soon pays dearly for his period of
rest To XIII weeds Is only one Of the
objects Of cultivation. Whenever the
surface Of the soil IS encrustsd. II
needs the plow. until the crop Is near
~ mature. The best farmer we ever
know. who every year made more oct
ton per acre than any other farmer in
Grimes county. always. ran a huge
buzzard-wing sweep through his cot.
ton after the first picking. and In case
Of pending drouth. he repeated the
operation and no one ever heard him
complcin that his cotton was shed.
ding squarss.-Texas Farm and
Ranch