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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
n....,.- af "a pi.asterl.

seattle. Jan. 23. An unconttt1ned
,,,mor was current among shipping men
late last night to the erect tnal .tAt
transport Dix, bound for Mania VIII VIZ. 9 I
cargo Of lumber and forage, naa sonss
down this side Of Yokohama VITA VITA 81
ON board No details are given anu .l as
was impossible to locate any creoasapts -
origin. sss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
PANIC AT A FIRE
Three Women Killed and Many Others
Hurt During Fire in Cigar Fac
tory Frightened Men Tramplc
Under Foot in Their Mad Rush to
Escape.

Under Foot in Their Mad Rush to
Escape.
New York. Jan. os.-Three women
were killed. FIVE women and one man
severely and many slightly hurt, in a
panic in Leopold Miller & Sons cigar
factory today, as result of fire in an
adjoining building. The dead:
Jennie Messino, aged 90.
Fannie Kerstberg, aged %.
Mrs. Mary Sparbar, aged 25.
The flames from the burning build
ing beat against the walls of the cigar
factory, causing a panic among the 500
men, women and boys at work. There.
was a wild rush for the fire escapes, in
which the weaker we're crushed and
trampled by the stronger. The men did
not hesitate to push women aside when
they reached the second story and In
stead of waiting for ladders to be raised
they pushed the women off to the
ground, about fifteen feet, and leapeu
themselves. In this way tho women
were more or less Injured. The worst
scenes, however, were on the stairways
by which crowds of panic-stricken em-
.ployes tried to escape from the build
ing. The men shrieked as II mad,
knocking women down and trampling
them under foot. Had 1t not been for
the timely arrival of the police the
death list would have been much longer.
Officers, climbing over the heads of the
crowds, succeeded by pushing the men
aside in making passage-way for the
women. Other policemen and the fire
department soon arrived and when the
building had been cleared the bodies OF
three dead women were found.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
ENTIRE GUN CREW DEAD

Two More Victims of the Explcsicn -.
tho Massachusetts Die. Il
San Juan, Porto Rico, Jan. 2 sss--- -
Landsmen Dassett and Patterson, who
were injured by thu xplosion on Ian
1e of a powder charge on the battieshtp
Massachusetts. died here last night.
They we're the last survivors q tns
anrl,s crew Of nine men. IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
PRAISE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Bishop Burgess Says It's Attitude To
ward Divorce le Commenda

New York. Jan. 23.--Bishop Burgess.
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Long Island made an address at the an
'nual dinner OF the church club last
night. in which he commended the atti-
tude of the Roman Catholic church on
the divorce question. The bishop said:
The Roman Catholic church has
stood like bulwark against divorce.
1t has stood FOR inviolabiiity of the mar
riage tie and unity of the home. Be-
cause of that 1t is In the world today
enc the greatest forces for progress and
Christianity"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
r.;lor Shops Resume Operations.

Chicago, Jan. 2s-The big tailor
shons. which have been shut down since
the beginning OF the lockout by spe-s
cial order Of the tailors. begun WEAK
apo resumed operations today under.
nolice protection. Members OF tnes
tinted Garment Workers Union ~;
,,,aced 200 locked d-ouI women and men
in the shops were the trouble oriel-
mated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
,nd.nendents Get Their inninus.

Philadelphia, Jan. 23.--The indepen-
dent operators of the upper coal fields
began calling witnesses today before
the strike commission. There are about
thirty OF those companies
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
r. Pension siaeYs Widow,

Washington. JAN 23 The house to-
day passed 235 pension bills. Among
them was one to pension the widow
I.of General Franz Sigel, at the rate Of
800 per month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
prominent Omaha Mar Dead.

Omaha, Jan. 23.-Jonas - Brandies,
head OF the firm OF Brandies & Sons
died at his home here todag of Bright S
disease. He has been a leading mer-
chant capitalist. for twenty years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
p. nni. a. llioffman pead.

Jefferson. Wis, Jan. %. Francis
Arnold Hoffman died at his home ats
Rivarside farm today. Deceased Was
lieutenant governor Of Illinois DURING
war time. sss g;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Telearaphio News.
Canal Treaty Sent to Senate.
Colombia to Get $250,O00 Yearly.
The Lessler Bribery Investigation.
Fort San Carlos DESTROYED.
Reasons for the Bombardment.
Col. Lynch Convicted OF Treason.
Assessments Are Too Low.
PAGES TWO ANo THREE
iowa News in Brief.
Iowan Goes Insane in New York.
An Important Decision.
Little Girl Poisoned by Candy.
Eloping Couples Arrested.
Detective Smiths River, Experiences
Bank Robbers at Vincent.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
Politics in the South.
Two Views OF One Thing.
Keep Out Bubonic Plague.
Important Decisions.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
PAGE FIVE.
General News.
Darrow Blames Operators.
The Coinage Bill Defeated.
Miscellaneous News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN
City News.
Glucose Officials Are Interested.
Send Chamberlain to Investigate.
Central Iowa Lumbermen Meet.
Falls to Go With Southern.
A Revolving Crime.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
iowa and commerciaL
Board of Trade Quotations.
Review OF the Markets. z
IA Good Roads Movement.
Railways Favored the Farmers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
TWO MEN KILLED.

Explosion Of Dynamite Results IN
Deaths sat Pittsburg.
Pittsburg,. Jan. 90 Two men were
killed and four seriously injured this
morning in the Wabash tunnel by an
explosion OF dynamite, due 1t is said
to some one turning on the electrical
current without receiving a proper sig-
nal. The dead: Il !. g
Frank Taylor, night foreman. (:
Harry Florence, day foreman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
RoH1ERs GET 3e,ooo.

CITY Bank al somerton, Ohio, Surg
larixed Last Might.
Ballair. o., Jan. 223.At Someftpn,
west of here, robbers forced an ntrance
into the city bank last night and blew
the safe. They got away with Sc. 600.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
TRAiN WREcKERs AZ WoRk.
An Illinois Central .Train perailed and
.r..,n IA -, Ea$attv Hurt IS \ X

An JJIinoI8 Central q RAIN QetAlty0 ~
Two Men Fatally Hurt. i
Memphis, Jan. 2S The Illinois Gem
trail passenger, which left here at 12::16
this morning for New Orleans. ran into
an open switch on the outskirts Of the
city and the entire train was deraile6
Not a single passenger was injured, but
the engineer and fireman were fat tally
hurt Three other trainmen were seri-
lc,lsly injured. It is believed the switch
was opened by trainwreckers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
Funeral Of Julian Ralph.

New York, Jan. 23..-Funeral services
over the remains Of Julian Ralph. the
writer and newspaper man, We're heids
today at Christ church. Interment Wa;
ri Red Bank. N. ]. ggss Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23

publin's Mayor Re- Elected.
Dublin, Jan. 2S. Timothy Harrine-
lton. NJ. r., was today re-elected iotoI
mayor Of Dublin for 2 third succeesavs'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TO-DAY

Weather.
Sun rises Jan. "a, 1922; sets, 0:04.
Iowa-Sncw tonight and Saturday;
probably heavy in the south.
Illinois-Rain south, snow north, pos
sibly heavy, tonight and Saturday.
South Dakota-Partly cloudy to-
night; Saturday, snow fiurries south-
east; warmer northeast tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-23

State Auditor Carroll Is native of
Iowa and eight Of those who have been
appointed to positions in his Office or
under him were born in the state of
Iowa. This is an unusual proportion
of natives in any one state Office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

All our farmer readers should
take ddyaniag. a. The upprc-
cedenied .i1fno. .lTrr we this
wear make, wlf,h includes with
this paprr T.r Live Sock In.
dicator. T.. &.rr-al Farmers
Institute EG..u,. ala Tho PuuI
try Fa,m,r "n,>, three pub.
Iicatiuns .,. ..~ or~i ct their
class aI. g., QUO hr H. every
farm humr To lhrm we add,
of loc"' ,' w'y and general
news. our ow" paper. and make
the price ut he four "ne year
only 81 30. Never before was 80
much superior reading matter
offered for so small an amount
of money. The 'hree papers
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Spanish Proverbs on Women.

Choose neither wife nor lin
Ell by candle light.
Women and weather are not
to be trusted
No season is as brief as a
womau'S love.
A woman may be loyal to
love. bat never to lovers.
Woman is curious creature
with long hair and short ideas.
A girls hair avs more than
a ships cable.
Woman is a guitar, the
sweetness of whose tone de
ponds upon the player.
He who has a handsome wife
or castle on the frontier is new,
er without fear
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
SOME BRIGT JEWELS.
Worth Reading from The Atlanta Con-
StitutiOn.


And health to eat,
And thanks for both forever!
"And you say the snake was
fifteen feet loug?"
We'll. sub, he looked dat
long wen he stretched his full
length ter strike me-"
"But-a snake never strikes
unless he's in coil
"Marse Tom," said the old
man. I'VE better end dis con
versation right whar it is.
Either I'm naChul BON liar, or
long drinkin' hez made you a
fust. class authority on snakes! >
Fishin' in the river
Headln' fer the lakes,
Johnny hollers, with the jug
Look out fer snakes"
Chilly, by the river side
Old Malaria wakes;
Tilt the jug an fill the mug
Look out fer snakes!'
Homeward in the twilight
Crooked path he makes;
Woman with a broomstick:-
Look out fer snakes"
Apples caused de fall er
man." observed Brother Will
liams.
Yes" growled Bro h
Dickey, en- dey wouldn't:take no
warnin' by tide fools been in
de fruit business ever sincew
(Which is the editor?"
The man with the shot.
gun"
Il meau-the assistant edi-
tor?"
The man with the club"
"I-think 1 should like to
see the obituary editor?"
Cant. He's outside whip.
pin the undertaken"
In an old copy of DR.. John.
sons Account of a Visit to the
Hebrides," purchased by an At
lanta man at an old book store,
is the following autograph
memoranda by an ancient own
er of the volume:
Il must continue in prayer
and fasting, as the only bull,
wark against the tantrums Of
Clorinda. This morning she
tried to throw kettle of hot
water on me, which, by the
blessing of Providence, l sue
cessfully lodged.
This is the twentieth ann,
versary of my wedding day,
Clorinda rose in an ill.humor,
and threw her slippers at the
cook. Later, she apologized to
| the cook, and said they were
| intended for me. 1 am bearing
my cross as meekly as 1 can
! not indulging in vain recrimina.
4 tlons-not swearing overmuch,
"This morning Clorinda signi
fed her intention OF visiting hel
mother, who lives sixty mile!
away. 1 could but ill represl
4 my Joy. This is much bette
Z than her mother visiting her
Z Providence is too good to me
9 I hone the coach will be OF
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

The repotorial interview NOR.
ale of the navy is much higher
than that of the army. The
naval officer makes loquacious
breaks, but never lies out of
them. -Atlanta Constitution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
MONROE AND PHILADELPHIA
TELEPHONE LINE

Connectionswith Palmyra Hannibal New.
ara. Labelie, haywood. Nelsonyille, Laaranss
Canton. cherrydell. and all points in LsWs.
Shelby and Marion counties. Ratss; ass.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

Ifyou buy rosin separate from soap
it may benefit you in some way, but it
is no good in soap. Maple City Soap
contains no rosin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Unlike a Woman.

Yes" said Henpeck, the
thing that impressed me most
in Egypt was the mummy of
one of the ancient queens.
What was remarkable a bout
it?"
The fact that they could
make her dry up and stay that
way. "-Phlladelphia Press.
Flowers plants. onion sets,
try the home green house,.
@. EDWARDS. Phone No. 149
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

surea relating tn the conelavc. The
Diplomatic body. the Roman arta-
spcracy and the hlKh aiKuitaries uf
che church viii - this time have an
opportunity 20 take last vieW II
the p0ntlff before he t. laid away
IL 81 Pstsfsa IN the afternoon the
body Will BE- arrnyet IN FUN puufifl.
cal robes. and IN the evening the
remains viii be transported 70 tbs
hasifica ~ g. Peters. where they
sill b. taken charge ~ b the chap
Ter 81 tire hasiisea and deposited IN
the chapel Of the sacrHmsnt
Thursday The whole ueapte ~
Rome VII be afiosesd 70 TieU The
body u the pautlff. while requiem
fuAssns wiil - celebrated In the
different chspeis The same morn
iuK the third meeting ~ the eonKre-
CATION VIII take place. The eonere-
Cation VII also meet on Friday. ard
Saturday night the body u the Pope
viii - aprfnklei with huiY water
By the Chapter 81 ~ Peters n will
then be taken ~ the head Of a
procession around the bssiliea and
entombed TO the strains of the Mis-
ersre." iutoued BY singers OF the
Julia chapel
In the chapel choir. where the IN
torment vii occur. the bier must
enter head first according 30 church
law. The CEREMONY viii end .sisA.
the celebration Of a requiem on sun
day
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednea-
day Of the following week the meet
ingH 81 the congregations viii con-
tinue.
Three grand funeral services vii
occur. bu; the dates have not yet
been fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
PICKLEVILLE'S
PICKLE STUNT

PORT CLINTON o.-The record q
the late Peter Piper. who sought 60
cover himself with glory by picking
q peck Of picked peppers. is but a
tiny npeck compared to feats in the
pickle industry at the oak Harher
plnnt II fades into insignliicanec
when one heslnn 70 comprehend 80
ono 90 pickles and talk Of niokiing
them by the thousands OF bushels.
Such ia the seasons WELD in the VI
clnity ~ oak Hsshor. The town Il
sometimes called apicklsVlnc." Tho
factory gives employment 90 many
people and ~ one Of the most inter
rsfiug features Of the town
Tho plant at oak iiarbor IL IA three
departments, eacs 2a3xGo and there
lH an auxiliary plant, WoxUo when
brought 10 the factory. the vegetables
are dumped into hugo. eistcrnlike watts.
10 which there are IA larac and ~
rmali ones The small watts hold 500
bushels each. and the large ones from
o0 70 800,
In the watts the pickles arc inter
rperscd with layers % salt Eighty
bushels Of salt are required for watts
containing small pickles. -Four thou
and bushels Of salt are uacd annually
N the processing The processing
tsta 90 days and during that time
De pickles pnsa Through dozen sets
+ hands. After curing the pickles are
ut in barrels ~ kegs. The shipping
arrcl usually holds forty-nvs gal
'ona
The Pickle crop FOR 1875 IL good
no The grower receives 60 cents o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
BELLS TOLL AND
NATIONS MOURN
ROME WITNESSES AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL WHEN TIL
aELts CHURCHES LEO XIII

ROME. July q This morning the
Pop~'s body Is stIl lying IN Semi
state In the small thruue room Of
ths Vatican. n IL expected that u
viii b removed 90 St Peter . tnia
evening
The post norton showed TIE vital
organs 20 DO healthy. with the sx-
cepiioD Of the lungs and pleura-
ROME. July 2z.-fast evening the
quiet 81 the city was broken by q
chorus such a. the world has seldom
heard. On the stroke 81 al 81
Rome go churches Commenced 20
-! sess= far tie passing 81 the soul
Of Leo XIII From the seven hills
ssA ssezs s.ssT assftsT - tine city
which contained churches came tire
constant Gang until al Vas as one
vast revsrberAti0n.
The harsh janxie Of the smaller
chapel bells. striking more quickly
ard more often. was not drowned
ny the solemn strokes that came in
Enourufui measure from the great
dome 81 81 Peters ~ vas A. n
3 great fire fagrd and every bell in
Rome was vieing with every other
~ anxiety 20 warn the populaee. Ex-
cept IN this common motive and
common sorrow. Il was an amazing
diHcord. which continued for an hour
40 Fiff7H Nfff frtuf utaufiF uuttl
the obsequies are over.
The program for the noVemdiaieu
the nine-d8y ceremony, a. far a. e.
tablished. but stiii open 70 possible
change. is a. follows.
Wednesday morning the second
meeting II the congregation Of car
dinais wili'taks place 70 discuss fnea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
standing 81 ,l,s clst.
TACOMA AT
the CARNIVAL

.rhr mayor 81 Tacoma has pro,
ciainsd uesf MeudnN a holiday
uaAt sHs eiiiasns - that city ms
fszkr tho opportunity - coming q
AsHfthH and saHiatfnE ~ making ths
atunimH aag af the carnival one 81
TIE fyssssf rf1nouuHed SUCCESSES reni
asen Oh the Pacific rnaaf.
The acftnn n the WhYnf vas ths
fesult 20 a request ffau the trades
auanCti Whn@e fnsfnbefs Niii COME
70 seattle and Join Ia The monster
iaeaf parade that uiil taks place
isrs neat Monday aftsrnaen Tbs
men Wiii 10 atiirad tn appropriate
cssNslnuns dsuaiins tbs aFdeF 81
wHsach thrf heiHns
Three gteauafs. the skaKif Queen.
taINusd mna ere other have been
specially chartered Go carry the Ia.
os,ssla rfaad "a this city In add
tieu ta those steamers. the FiNef
vii uHkr an excursion rate. ne vii
shs seafti##TaHotua iuterafb ban tine
and tbs Northern Pacific.
Tho carnival committee has Just
SORT out Invitations ito reception
aiid hall which wlii he rendered the
qaesu 81 the carnival and hsf ROYAL
fsfiuus on fhe qpeniug night The
tsAii VIII be held w the affmary buiiH
ing. and daucirE VIII beKin az II
O'Clock. The queen Riil lead the
Grand march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
THERE CAN Be NO DIVORCE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
THAT STATE STANDS ALONE IN ITS ENFORCEMENT OF TIA
MARRIAGE CONTRACT, AND LAW SEEMS TO Be GOOD ONE

Pity aFree 20 live together az man
aud wife. and the marriage ~ held
as binding a. n ceremony bad
been performed.
Adultery. cruelty and sbsolute
neglect are admitted AZ good causes
for separation IN South Carolina
courts. which award alisdouy and
the care Or the children. bat this IN
vastly different from divorce. Az
"a matter % fact even cases Of this
Kind are rare. the disposition Of tho
courts being 90 enforce she law TO
have and 10 held. for better. for
worse. for richer. for poorer. IN SICK
ness, In health. tiH death do us
part
During the period Of 10 years. from
1855 20 1915. only about 90 people
awaited themselves OF the carpet
baRsers' divorce law.
II should Be said 20 the credit Of
South Carolina that the records Of
the courts shoW corn paFafiveiy
small number Of family scandals
and tragedies. aud clean living In
the rule among the rich and poor
which iH attributed in some meas
are 20 absence u divorce laws.
Marriages are contracted with great
- care. because there Is no divorce
law. The Idea Of the tudleeolubil-
itY of the marriage tie iE impressed
upou South enruiiuians almost from
the time q their Infancy. The ira
ditionH 81 the generations teach that
the PARTIES 70 marriage contract
are bound In honor e. carry u out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
TAcOMAN/AcS STAND ON
THEIR HIND LEGS AND HOWL
THE CITY or DESTINY. OR ART THEREOF THREATENS
SUE A SEATTLE FIRM CALLING MOUNT RAINIER ~
IT'S RIGHT NAME INSTEAD or MOUNT

Unless a local firm consents 20
name Mount Rainier. Mount Taco
ula. = Tacoma firm will refuse 70
pay certain advertising contract
On thu other hand. n the Tacoma
nrm continues to insist that Mount
Iat1fF1a " ins proper name Tor
Mount Rainier. or that Mount Raj
uier IL not the proper name for
Mount Tacoma. then u u likely that
II Will be hailed into court and made
60 ah0w cause why objection should
be made to Mount Rainier as the
name Of Mount Tacoma, and also
why Il insists that Mount Tacoma
shall be the one and only name for
Mount Rainier.
The trouble arise = because the
Seattle firm issued a booklet IN
which a picture Of Mount Rainier
was designated a. picture Of
Mount Rainier. Instead 81 Mount
Tacoma. When the Tacoma firm
saw the name Mount Rainier. u re-
fused 10 pay for the advertisement
unless the Seattle firm changed the
name 10 Mount Tacoma.
a suit 20 compel the payment ~
the amount 81 the advertising con
tract Is likely 90 result ff tie cause
~ tried In Tacoma court. u u
practically certain that the decision
will BE- that the Seattle firm erred IN
naming Mount Tacoma Mount raj
nler, when Il ~ matter Of com.
mon knowledge Gin IaconaJ tha'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
IN SLEEPS
CLOTHING
Roosevelt Anneysd By Cover, At
tseLs o. Publications which Claim
20 BE Friendly

WARRINGTON. - C. July Il
Especial = President Roosevelt has
taken a. matter ~ course the new
paper criticism a. which be has been
Subjected and has no quarrel 18th
auF - the nAnHrH except the New
Yufk sun and Hafpcfs Wsskiy-sf d
these are a thorn in the nesh They
have incurred hiH keen dispieaHure.
he SAYS that thsF arr not content
sAsh criticisms him ard his sets. hut
strike 60 hiHn fhreaEh hts ffieisds Aha
aetk BY Ingenious untFuth 60 annoy
him A. 10 time. he saFs. are they
nnare vicious thar when they pretend
- b. acting - friendly ofEans. veic-
iuE his viewA
noth these publications have lately
heen ezpifafiuH Senators Fairbanks
ard Hanna as vice presidential possi-
hiiiiisa. and the pafposc is manifest
ia the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
CALLED TO
WASHINGT0
cot. FISHER WILL COME r
WITH SECRETARY coRTEL.
YOU IN REGARD TO ImaioRA-
TloN INSPECTION LOCALLY

Col Thomas A Fisher chief ~
the Puget sound immigration bu-
Fesu. has received orders 70 80 to
Washington So eunfer aftn George
e. Cuftslsuu secretary - commerce.
- .4.,.t.ss4.a- 4Sszs, s..s4ssy .
ks- - ffist7s5F uFsfFtit - -HFMvuf fH
regard e. The immigration inspection
service au the sound Cot Fisher
siii leave f0f Washington Thursday
accompanied - his ulfr. During
hiH absence ! u EzfKsnt. ifnniErn
tiuu inspector at suuaH Niii BE-
placed ia fhafEs ~ the local office
he arrived Ia The city last night
u il believed that Cot Fishers
conferences Wtfh Secretary CartriYsu
SSH result IN important changen 81
fhe administration 81 the lnmgsa
ton inspection service GA the SCUM a
kfose inspectors VIII pfnbab br
added n the present fafce. ofhef
facilities fuF rruN~fif Inspections ths
large ana growing infiux u oriental
Immigration fa Puget sound pnTtf
sill undoubtedly he arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
THE BREWERY
CAN'T LOSE
Chicago Professor says !. Get. IL.
Prett Out Of Soda Water A.
Well As Deer

CHICAGO. July 2. Especial = Total
abstinence advocates who encourages
ths sadn water hahlt Ia order te coan'
teraot the beer habit seem Ga have
been fooiinE with n boomerang.
Prof Alex Smith. ~ Chicago uni
verritk. worries the Temperance people
hy his remarks in recent lecture.
silt ought 60 b. a serious question, "
said the professor. with the total al.
Htsiuer whether he ought TO drink
soda water which contains not Soda
sFtst 80 7fsfif fiFffst'f" sac men - ~
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