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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-19

''Sir, you said you would bring the
king. A gentleman keeps his word y
''Oh. the king in good time. my pref
ty one Charles is but a doleful COM
panion just now, and we are well quit
OF him. AS for mans word, the
fashion seems to be the breaking Of 1t,
example being set ms poor gentlemen
in the highest places. For instance,
our last discussion related to marriage,
but times have changed since that day,
and you will not be so cruel as to ex-
pect me to carry out the good domestic
intentions l then expressed nf
"Sir. l am very glad l shall bear no
more OF them .er
Truly? Then SO much the better.
I expected tears and reproacbes, but
am pleased you are not given 10 com
planning. BY my honor, love you
the more for it So. then, I'll steal a
kiss from those ripe lips to seal the
new compact we are TO make, and !
warn you that scream is not likely
to be heard from this chamber
Il need not your warning. You
shall neither hear me scream nor see
me weep"
by 81 Denis, like your spirit.
Some scream and some weep, bot they
all end by clingingv
"slf, a warning for your warning.
Approach NOT another step nearer ne.
stand aside, rather, aud allow ms quit,
lance 0f this place 40 freely as ! IL,
norapty came hitherT
And " ! cannot oOneenfT
Then 'tWill be fhe Borse for you
YOU spur ep INCLINATION already
highly meifled. kUll would 4 igaat you
wa hi eouriesy YOU Rge naine
l.sf sonlen, And many W a. h.allesi
Aaipsf ~ lanfland AS pppua ~ eRll
Nlp ulaI fnNlldN
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wv ffN fHiAa NHel helhQp1
no ny hfn D4laaaod allh iame
XXI. g.' wv " NW ~ ~
NAlllf W. d|elaaN1 NJ nalll0lpanl.
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80.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-19
CHAPTER TX.

AXYfLLiAM ARMSTRONG ROD.
Nv bis splendid black steed TX,
w one more accustomed 20 flls
polishing u saddle loaflie.
pinp 70 the wearing or u the san,
material ~ fbe form " boots. Hon.
hld i9gp were 80 sgbny suited, eaob
sael, iiiaf sub op0iiey pWy uiait WI
lave gwen fofDe.e efrly gr'H f.p A..
lpea ~ p ooptnur Auusluup $40 a.
gently familiar $50 ro dlHrr, A.
pqfelhe0 fqf Le oY9o0d n0 supr
bhep' eowiua AZ 49, eroNu of % hoeif
~ fpN ln iie fnl.ey ie'oV lIIl IN.
fI1fifl einlf lninlf Hl0ae ma
AoNsef 4pi aeporN fN0NlNu. Dna
elNllNd - a fDlNuy 'nn Wa uD lon.
Iil' NN1 o4n4'nNl HNl dlalIN. mon
faliaN'f l4Nfl f0nHN lN nl. Nv.
fNIf Y''NlNNll ip h 5alW HlNl5 M
p''nNulf ~ i'N Nev lun0l VA Io.
NNN lulNslufNf Iil NANd M l.I
i''W NnN'N0Nl'Nll flNfn5 ula laDnI
~ lNNF l'Nl| NaNf WI n In' 6|hn
,g'4lelqe " Az pp'nell iaey NJ
efl'avlpl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
&anSalisme paa &erSensmbitilliu

NaHOnltSmc pan NcrOenSlt01ttll1t=
gen. Ser CT / 6en ienere Sis ife. cit
Gel meget brlrtole 6origg poo at poe-
lngge forifjeGlige l16ltillingsgjeniia1t,
Sc. Melt omtolt er oct blepet, at 6el1
1lpe 6lppemalfine, lom Spfinoeren
Santps 91ttront netop Dob6e fprt
BERTH fra 6ranfrig, nnber Sronspor:
ter fra SpGagabuiet til Spltignings=
p1noien Al en- ufjen0t Eerion CT bleoet
flr1rget mos CIT &nip> loo at Sen life
fan brltges, fpr SEN bor %n110ergooet
cit flor Separation / Haris, bportl(
SEN init er lenbt. Gen pel1tes at fll1r=
nc bore tilboge / ct. 9ol1is for us:
ltillingen l%llttter, men SEN bill life
fltnnc beltoge / 6lppefo11fltrre11cen.
Torltoen bcn11e misunderstanding,
Scr mttoges u0fprt al cit m%isun0elig
&pnfurrent, CT Ser gjort ct 6orlpg
pao at poelrgge Set ltore Ni6eorgcl,
Set ltpr1tc / Scrben, ser bltper bDgget
I lt6lttl1ingcns 6e1tiol, be0 at fla11=
&c Sen enc @rlg. 9ette bill oog fife
bi1ore, at Srgelet fem br11ges, 81 Sen
onoen 8Glg oil bore til1treffelig til
bets 9rift. Ser floges oper> at Ser
life bol0es iforp nof @agt paa l16=
itillingspla6len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

Mf Sc mango Yro6nfter, ser fpl=
ger &l1lturen, er Ser efter Sigenoe
intet, Ser tp6eligere gtber en- Moaleitof
for Sc Tremifri6t, ser gidres paa 81
ptliiationens Same, ems S9ben.
Maar cit Mation fommer in6 un6er
Gaobirfning al cit tt6siporen6e Sill
t1r, er set go6t NOT, at ser anlngges
SS%ernbaner % 2an6ebeie bpgges @fo-
Ter og &irfer oip. 9ette er BOG
fife altio noget iiffert &jen6etegn
paa, at &ulturen 11aor mes / 8efolf-
ningens 6pbere Sag. Men uaar Der
er en- ita0ig for6get gfterfpprgiel eff
ter Sebe, fan man bnre 1iffer pna,
at man er in6e paa Sen rette 8ane.
Dette er netop for Eben EIfel6et
paa &bilippinerne, % Ser tan life
faces be6re 8ebis for, at Mmertfa-
nernes Mrbei1e berober bar baaret
Grngt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

0enofraternes Nutional &pnpel1=
zion iomle0es / ct. 2nl1is / Snsbags.
Ser bar life nrret afbolot ret mango
4onne11tip1er ber / 9olbct, bppr set
5ar pGret panlfeligcre at ~foru0iige,
5pao Ser pil ife. Eaa Torbaono n1uo
Set iiges, at bpem iua ems 9emofro=
terl1e npmiuerer, far Sc i11tet @uob
ON at iGtte bans Golg igiennem?
Men 0csl1ogtet CT Set at pnlfc, at Sc
ma 110toge Ell al beres bebl tie Mrno
til gonncrforer. Gette pil gipe Sp=
,politior1spartict ltorrc @nrbigbeo og
Snbflpbelie ioa nel poa 2opgip11ing
fom poa COMMUNICATION. Sanbipn=
sligbeOen taler for, at 9ommer Yorfer
bill blipc nomineret poa fprlte cller
,a11oe11 Ballot. @earlt menes at bape
ca. 200 9elegoter / &onpentione1.
@rober Glepelono ,1np11es enonu ionl
en- M11ligbe6, bpis Set lfl1lbe hi lie Zig
um11ligt at fpmme operens on1 noQet
.nn6et Napn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

Gen forfnr0elige &otaltrofe, ion
ien0te Set Oonlf e lt0oun0rer lfib
nMorge" til Sceonets 9uno mes loa
mango @l11oreoer al bore Sands
me11O % Stommefren0er, er en- al
Sc pGri tie lllpffer paa Spen, iom It's
ban6ringe11s @iltorie far at meloe
om. Set er finn Ell ringe Srplt, at
Ser / bette SilfGl0e nnppe fan poo-
iegges Sfibets Sfficerer eller sets
Gjere 11ogen iom belit Sfplo for Set
1fete. Soa pi0t Set fan ices er Set
-ale1e ct Sammenltp0 al nbel0ige
SmltGnOigbeber, lom Set life ltoo /
nernelfelig Magt at ofpnrge, ser
bragte ltlpffe1:. 81 far bprt paa=
ltaaet, at &uten Nor0 ON Sfotlan0,
Der folge5 al Sc bonlfe l%10pon6rer=
ifi6e iflll0e pnre forligere ems Sen
Sp0 ON England. 9ette far neppe
noget paa Jig. Sejla0ien gjennem
ben er1gelife &a11al me0fgrer iiffert
minolt lige ioa flor Jare, og SEN
minore Srafif as Nor6rrten giper
ftgrre Sifferbeo MOI a%olislioner.
Ser bill iii blibe forelagt 5fonoina=
'berne paa begge St6er @er6ensbobet
EN- olborlig Spgape, SEN at bielpe til
at lege og uollette 6e mango 5oar,
1om nlpffen far bragt. Set Teller
'itte, at ser mi run6t / @iemlan6ene
fteoer ma1tge gnfer og 8grn, bpem
Sorliiet for berppet oeres Tor1grger.
Set fees at Selegrammerne fra &ig-
be11bonn, at man Ser ltrafs er gaaet /
Gang meo at iamle &ieIp, og }iffert
bil Ser ogiaa ber / 2onoet blipe falbt
poa @oogi6renbe6en. 81 er iiffer
poa, at Ser life bill blibe folot forqie<
beg, iaa inart Sagen, bliper fat / 5p.
item og &omiteer er 6onne6e for
Mootogelie al 8iorag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul,
MINI, as second class Matchmaker.

Siemlan0encs Blade, ser bar &or=
reiponoencer fra ct. 2ol1is l10itillin-
gen, CT lite nneget roien0e 0eres l0'
talelier ON Sen eller ON Sc ameri-
fanife Iorbolo / Mlmin0eligbe0.
@~elpfplgclig CT Set meget beflage,
Iigt, at oisle life pinoer Maa0e for
1'@rr. &orreiponoe1ters gine. Men
hi nnaa trplte os a1e0, at Mmerifa
froos oette peobliper at inmle Sc beo=
fte @lcnlellter al l1ng0pmnen fra
belle SEN cipiliiere6e @er0en peo i'm
@arn1, % bore &orer og Dor &re0it
bolber trpbs alt oercs Hlaos / Ser
oe,1smartcbet. Sou fan Mmerifo
NOT taale at blipc list il0e pntalt e11=
gang innellem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

Gobie 8anpre, ser iiges at bope
Deret oct iterlte Menneife paa Sor.
oers 0berflaoe, er iioite uge ofgooet
beo Cohen ! ct. 9ouis, boor bon los
fig forebiie paa Observation-Disclosures.
Son bar Ganaoier af 6eofeL % Mor
gartmel, 8 SOB % 2K Gomme bgi
font beieoe 378 @o. 8m1pres 2ia
bliper MI baliameret, % set bill Ser
paa blibe uoiti1let, for at ban tan OBJ.
tploe fin @ontraft, feb efter fiji
Dbl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
eller iom Sen alminoelig faloes:
rSnsmonOslouen Of 1899" iIog oette
Sfri6t offtcielt fa1t.

"S11sma11Oslopen al 1899" fog bette
sfriot offtcielt fat.
S ct SANDS efonomiife &iitorie er
Der MilepGle lige iom Lungs en- SO,
peolonoepei fra 8egp1oelien til On,
Sen. Nogle al 6isie Mtlepele itaar i
Sale, iom ON Be nil6e ifi1lle fig, on
Ore ltoar | fla0e, frooige 9an6ffaber,
loa man bon1felig bltper sem ba'er
paa Mfltanb, men e11felte beper Zig
fneile1oe paa bpjc, fremtre6en0e
Funfter ligeiom Monumenter.
uSlrsmanbslopen al 1899" 1toor
for Sc %oiotlfuen0e icm Ell loo6an
MilepGl / 9anmarfS pfonomi1fe ST.
%itorie. Sg Sc mener, at 6enne Sop
fra Sl1tni1tgen of set nittenoe Mar-
bu116re6e, ON bun6re0e Mor bill 1taa
mes noget al Sen famine CLANS ON
Jig iom Sc itore 2nnoboreformer fra
Set otten6e Morbnnoreoe ltoor / for
Nmtt0en.
@iennem @msman6sloben % as
pripot Sci bill &nsmen6enes Sal 1to=
Sig Gges. SSffe olene ~&usmen6enes
8ern, men oglaa @aar6meqoenes oil
mere og mere benpiles til at ilaa Jig
mes 116e paa 2o116et, % sen enelte ra=
tionelle 6orm, bpor UNDER Bette fan
gipres, er giennem &usmonosbr,1eet.
9mmarfs l16pifling filler notrr=
nb0nen6igt MOS ct 2on0 al @l1s=
memo. Men UNDER 6el1ne l16piflinq
bil bort 6n6relon6 Mor efter Mor BIZ
be rigere boo0e gje11nem Sen oorlt=
&c Smietning og gjennem @er0ifor=
pgelien.
Scatter ri 8liffet tilboge til Set
nitten0e Morbnn0re6es fgr1te @olb>
Sci, fer hi, at 1tore Sor0areoler bleo
togen UNDER <ltl1r: frotbebofi e0e
StrGf1inger rpo6eoes og Tom UNDER
Elopen, bporpc6 Mgerlon6ets @ren=
fer u%0pi6eoes. S Sen ii6lte @olD6el
al Set nitten6e Morbun6re6e fom Su=
rem til Moierne og &e6en. Store
Mreoler CT heb MEME Ifeligt Snille og
menuefcligt Sli6 brogt til at p6e
11ogct, og finn ri11ge Mrealer fan liges
at ligge n1onpttebe fen. @usmpr=
bene bur gjort beres Hort al Bette
Mr6ej0e. Nu giel6er Mngrebet Sen
aft op6prfeoe Sor0, MI ifol SEN tpir=
ges til at poe set mel mr1lige, for at
ino mango iom ml1ligt efterbomoe1
fon fomme til at lepe poo sen ioo
goot, iom Set la6er fig aipre. Ser
for 6por fdr Ylopen gif, toaer Spo=
Den og Soften n11 fat for at 0rage
itqrre og 1terre &ig6omme frem al
Sen 6onIfe Sor0.
Sner @usmnnoenes 9pr itaor
prentet Sr0e1e: @eb GtreblombeD
og Mdjiom6eo! Meb bisie Sro ior1
Motto oper Mr6ej6et fan ser gropes
meget @1Gb % megen MenneIfelpffe
/ SEN 6unife Ml1l0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

@~rosiereren Ci1 2erltngen):
.@aa Zen til EeIefonen og ring min
Some OBJ. Set er So. &C." Il.
2nrlingen @fii6es): .Sm ban
Dirfelig paret iaa mange @angc.
giftt!1 5
The oasis., 1904-07-16


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 5et Nf NIt3 vf fle fHmf NilHetD nH it 7lctfs ehft bold iielf 0ice IuflHa .ua is 9f tte Board Of Jl .eetaf. rr srbesn hey afe elecsef and Busil thcI4 s0eeeae4ts ,. o itc.ea a1o gnaliiee unless soon sr removed 9y 70 Ji lWr. nifds 3i he 0i ec orf ynfit thg hfee aun1a meeting oi the gtoekhelde. Z tle following named shal constitute fhe officers ef tbis 60 p0gau0n l0.gvfs Milton bohHtl plesiden.; W. cpaesheE Vice Yeesi preg
 l&. Theac 49aicla cs nco. pogasc3s may be altered or emended at any regular meeting of lhe stoekhOldegs, O. ag any special meeting calico toA that purpose, by an affirmative vote 0i 6 majority Of the stock shen issued and the Board of Directors or any three stock holders may call meeting of the stock holders for that, or any other pur- pose not inconsistent with law, but notice Of such proposed amendment shall be given to each st0ekholder, either personally or in writ ing at least twenty days prior to the meeting at which such amendment shall be voted upon
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 7th day Of June 1904
 MILTON BOHALL, Seal
 w K EFRECHER, Seal
 K. L. GRIsWOLD. Seal IERRITgRY OF ARIZONA
 County of Santa Cruz ss'
 Before me Frank J. Duffy q Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona, on this day personally appeared Milton Bohah ". K. Spreealer and R. L. Gris- Wod. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed t0 the foregoing Articles Of Incorporation and acknowledged to me- each for himself. that he executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal oi office this Ith day Of June 1904.
 FRANK J. DUFFY Notary Public in and for County santa Cruz Territory Of Arizona.
 Ny commission expires November l3. i90f. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County Oi Santa Cruz. s'
 | Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorporation ot the Palo Alto Mining X Development Com pany, fled and recorded in my office on the sth day of June. 1908. in Book 1 of Meseellane- 0us Records at page---et seQ; and that the same is full, true and correct copy of smch original and of the whole thereof Witness my hand and seal Of office this Sth day of June, A. D 1904.
 PHIL HER0LD.
 County Recorder First publication June IT. 1904.
The oasis., 1904-07-16
HIDES AND HORNS

of SOcOrrO. New MeXiG01 mas icaseu she T L Ranch located four miles below Navajo and will locate q few hundred head of cattle there
 Tucson Star: That the Arizona brand of horses is much in de- mand is proven every day by the large number who are trying to purchase them. D. l. Galiher who who has been in the horse buying business for some time, will leave today for Fort Worth, Texas, with car load of horses for which has found q market.
 Stockman: On Monday Of this week the case of the Territory vs. Dywer & Willard, charged with slaughtering cattle withouta d license was tried in the district court at Prescott. At the close of the eyid- ence on behalf of the Territory, de- fendants made motion toinstruct the jury to acqnit on q question of law. Judge Sloan granted the motion and the jury, without leav- ing their seats, rendered verdict of notguilty.
 Albuquerque ] Journal: H. K. Campbell, a large sheep raiser near Flagstaff, Arizona. and w. L.. Powers, assistant cashier of the Arizona Central Bank at that Arizona town, were in the city yes- terday en route to Kansas City with consignment of over 10000 head of sheep for the eastern mar ket. He says that sheep have not suffered In the vicinity of Flagstaff to any extent, but if rain does not fall soon, the next seasons lamb crop will be short.
 Coconino Sun: Mir. Walter Dur- ham, than whom there is not q more congenial fellow in Coconino county, was a pleasant visitor to Flagstaff this week, shaking hands with his numerous friends. Mr. Durham is one of the successful stoekgrowers of this section, having an ideal ranch and range at Ken- drick mountain, about twenty five miles from Flagstaff, where agua pura never ceases to flow and the luxuriant grasses ever remain green, making of it veritable paradise for the bovine, of which MT. Durham has at present about 1,500 head, beauties to behold, who rest beneath mammoth trees and chew the cud of contentment while awaiting the command of the con- noisseur who will accept nothing short of tender, juicy steaks.
 Arizona Bulletin: The stock in terests of southern Arizona are in desperate straits at this time and every day adds to the vast losses which have already taken place. The Bulletin is informed by re- liable stockmeu who have been over the ranges that the loss in many localities already exceeds fifty per cent. Unless rains set in soon it seems that many herds will be entirely exterminated No rain has fallen for over ten months and the trouble is from both lack of water and feed. The Parks broth CTS have cared for several hundred head of cattle in the Gile valleu for more than | month at 2 rec8 large expense. If raias come soon yheig loss will aot be greas hslde rom Ghis, little effort has been made 6o save the perishing eni-| 1als. t ie new evident .haI Sas
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
SPEEDY
: VOYAGE
FREMONT REACHES VoKo.
HAMA MAY ~. FIFTEEN pAYs
FROM SEATTLE

The Boston Steamship C0mpany'a
steamship fremont arrived a. Yoke.
hama May e. two days ahead al
her schedule. She made q remark
ahiy East trip. covering the distance
In is days Her regular time be-
tween these tWo ports De- ~ days.
but unusually clear weather action
panied by smooth sea enabled her
- make better time.
The officials ~ the company re-
eritrH a telegram This morning an
nuunelnR the arrival 81 the Tremon,
and the steamship Shaumut. ~ the
rsarus lIBe. at Yokohama. The trie-
gram was aomen hat delayed owing
- It's being miaiaid By the Jafanssr
government officials who inspect
ever message acnt out % trc ooun-
trr.
on the Shawu1ut are so FTiiplnos.
" ha are on route 60 the H. Louis
fair. The Shawmut VIII Also bring
a iasEs cargo % general freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
STEAMERS
WILL RACE
TACOMA, SENATOR AND ORE
CON TO LEAVE AT SAME
HOUR FOR NOME

Three large passenger carrying
steamers viii sail Tor Nome tnmurs
row night. They are the Northwest
ern steamship company steamship
Tacoma. the Pacific Coast steamship
compauy'n steamship Senator aud
the Oregon. Of tho White Star
Steamship company. The Tacoma
VIII this year go out Ia command Of
Capt =. 3 Connaugtpn. with A i.
HaHty NJ purarr.
Al three vessels will get away
within two hours Of each other. ues
cording Ia the present outlook. The
captain Of each steamer vii do hlH
best to get his vessel 20 Nome FIRST.
and when they leave this port a race
covering "a distance Of nearly Zoo
miles Will begin.
The Senator will go out In com
mand OF capt J - Patterson. who
has commanded her for the past four
years capt Patterson has made 90
round trips 10 Nome on the Senator.
r. n Bush will 60 out as pufaef.
The steamship Oregon viii he
commanded BY capt. Pred Warner.
Frank panuelly viii SO as pufner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31

progress and story telling parties
were assembled m different parts
OF the steamer.
The party arrived At Union city
az 3 o'clock In the afternoon. whore
they were tho guests OF john Nc
Reayy at the Occidental hotel Upon
returning 20 the boat ana after
everybody was comfortably seated.
Manager Fay ordered the fire alarm
sounded for fire drill The guests
thought the beat was on fire and
some lively serumblea we're made
Tor safety Il WIS the weekly drill.
and the crew had water solug aud
the boats ready 70 lower IN g See
ouda.
On reaching Port Gamble. the
party diaemharked and we're the
guests at dinner Of r. " Condor
aud II Cromble Of the Port Gam.
Bile mills. u l. Smith OF the Puget
hotel had a banquet prepared and
a pleasant hour waa spent At the
tables
shortly after . o'clock the boat
started for Seattle and reached here
about midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
NJ MMER
HIS kR
CITY MILK INSPECTOR SAYS
LOCAL DIARIES ARE NOT
USING FoRMALpEHYpE

Despite arumors TO tho contrary.
the dairyfhen u Seattle are not using
fnrmaldehyde. according TO city
MIA Inspector Woodoock
I viii wager that there iH not an
ounce Of furmnldchyds Ia an the
milk that is being used iu Seattle TO-
day. said Inspector WoOdcock this
afternoon. This may sound strange
to some people. but am IA pohl-
ton to make the positive assertion.
Since the city laboratory WIS cHtab-
liahed Chemist smith has examined
Ii samples Of milk for me and has
not found "A trace OF the preventative
IN any OF them.
There ate several reasons Tor this
condition Of affairs The weather
has not berome excessively warm
yet There never was much ~ the
poison used. anyhow. and The Stars
agitation last fall had the result Of
soaring those dairymen Who used H.
Another cause FOR iis absence
from the milk this year In that most
- The local dHirles are now pnHteur-
king their milk There aro now -four
rastsnflEing plants IN the city. This
lsnsasns makes the use Of preserya
llRes unnecessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-31
SEWERAGE
IN LAKE
BREAKING OF CONDUIT NEAR
MADRoNA PARK CAUSES
TROUBLE

Complaint has been made 10 Street
Superintendent Walters regarding q
break In the outlet OF the Madroua
Heights sewer system. ia Lake
Washington near Madroua park The
surface sewage Is now emptted so
close TO shore as 10 Interfere With
bathing and TO create n uuiBauee
The conduit ia OF wood and eKz
tends 40 feet out from shore. WhaH
the sewage w8a carried out tbs faf
Il became dispersed before reaching
the shore and was hardly noticeable.
Several days ago "a gov drlfted into
the piling that supports Il and broke
the conduit no that the sewage IL
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CHARLIE HEiNtG.
Charlie Iicinig. uioknamed Helm.
ief by his newnboy vhumn. was this
winner ot Star newspaper aeillns
contest laHt week
sHeinic. proved hlB abilities a. a
rusller by settling 26ts copies % IA,
Seattle Star iu twelve days In bd.
diunn 60 winning che prize this star
ueWsboy made few cents over 81.
for himself. for rainy day" az
he says
"Heinie. "a ho IL a. wears old. lives
AZ a2b Ninth avenue south, and at
tends the south school. where hy Il
IN the sixth grade
After the contest bo was taken iH
tow BY "Hess. Pomeroy who looks
after the star uewaIes. 90 shaffcI
tlros store. where he was presented
with the prize. dandy sut OF
clothes and an automobile hat
v ben "Heiuir' wears his new cudf
- thruWa out his chest and does not
look at the other boys who say that
be is stuck up 'cosr be won DC fuHl
prize
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SHOWED THEM
the CANAL

A jolly party OF twenty five
transportation agents and hotel
men OF Seattle enjoyed the hospital
isy OF Manager Fay % the Union
steamship company yesterday and
found him a royal host. The steam
er PeFdita was turned over 10 the
excurslonists AZ o'clock yesterday
morning for an exclusion TO Hood 3
canal. The trip Is one Of the most
delightful In the West. and MIN
aEsr Fay wanted his friends to
know the fact.
Breakfast was served 90 the boat
aud during the meal Mr.. Fay gave
each OF his guests a log wherein 10
chronicle the events OF the day.
Every guest was made thoroughly
At home and before the trip was
fairly under way. games were In
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A TERRIBLE RIDE
THROUGH A WILD
STRETCH OF WATERS

drawn into the nav Of the mael-
atrum.
Hts boat was tossed high in tho
ait and he vas hurled fully twenty
feet away from H. lie Is power
ful fellow aud struck out toward
his upturned aklff aud managed
20 grasp the keel IN a we'll ulgh
exhausted condition. For three
miles he chung toi dear life losing
his hold several times "a the mad
waters hurled his boat hlther and
thlther.
Finally he was dashed onto the
shore opposite the white French
man s. and after lying on the
ground in a half conscious eoudl.
ton Tor hours. he managed u drag
himself TO camp. where the men
took care Of a.
lie lost all his personal belong.
ings, and his body was badly
bruised
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CITY WINS
4 MRY
COURT ovERRuLEs DEMURRER
TO POLE LINE RIGHT Of
INSTRUMENTATION PETt.
TON

Superior judge Griffin last satutz
day took a step toward haafenIhE
the end II this municipal pole line
condemnation suit hy announcing
that h. would override tho demurrer
made three weeks ago hY John =.
Baruva. the chief defendant IL has
not yet set the date for trial. which
II not begun before the annual eauft
vacation. beginning in July aud end
ing in September. may not b. ended
until nrst winter or nsat spring.
MF Harness demurrer or the
grounds that the city I'D no right
20 construct A lighting p'aut outside
the city limits. IL - Understood that
he eiil now make "A na1 t. secure
bot eeon 80 90 and ttolae FOR the
two~wiiie strip % land eiieh the city
PROPOSES 10 take
The city officials claim the land l.
not worth anywhere ust r that fig
ure.