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Sic Di6n,t Mind It

Mistress-Norah. you shouldn't use
kerosene TO light the fire with. It's dan
gerous
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A DAM
Pretty no
Be /

The CHI.
trated may 4
typography.
done with hol..
toe and is one
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fs9S. &SrfEs 81 after march has.
deeseTeS Iscis Wellesley, The command.

err or the Red river expedition, "been
proved by scientific men of all nations
to be a fallacy. and is only maintained
by men who mistake the cravings aris-
ing from habit for the promptings OF
nature" And this statement is truer
to-day than ever, and is receiving vol
ume and emphasis from every sphere
of physical activity. The moral of
this is as plain to the civilian as to the
soldier
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-31

The day started with frown Is quite
apt to end with a failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
TO CARRY
ALASKAN
MAILS

Tie Pacific raasi Steamship COM
panX the White star steamship
Company and the NOfthWeatefn
Commercial Company have been
awarded the cOfs factH FOR carrying
the United states mail between this
city ana Alaskan ports during tho
coming Henfgn.
The White star nud the NorthWest
Commercial Steamship companies
vii take care ~ Tho Nome an1 Tel
Ter mail. the former for u an8 the
latter for 10 round trlps. The Pa
elnc Co8at Steamship Company has
agreed 10 carry the mail FOR nine.
w. L. WHabburu ~ San Francis
60 has been awarded the contract
for carrying the mail between Tn
alaska and Euahagak. by way Of
Bethel lie vii make one round
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
COLLEGE
BASEBALL

NEW york. March 30 Today
mntta the virtual opening OF the
college baseball season IA the east
and south. uud an excellent army Of
games h on the calendar for the
fanf 20 witness and ponder over.
Yale ana Harvard vii not make
their appearance on the. diamond
uutll later in the week. but with
these exceptions nearly all the big
colleges have games slated fer To-
day.
Pennsylvania viii play is initial
game with Trinity Dn Franklin
field aud Columbia viii open it.
season wfth a game With Pratt IN
stitutv on south field. in this city.
other games scheduled are Brown
and Fofdham at Fofdham. Prince
ton and dsttyt burg ~ Princeton.
Lafayette and Virginia ~ char
lotteeville. Carlisle Indians and
Franklin and Marshall At Carlisle.
and 81 Johns college aud the Viz
slnia Polytechnic institute al
niAckaburR.
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couldn't be told whether his feet OF
his head landed first.
When Mct arthY came 60 So his
corner a feN minutes later the Rect
hen walked over and asksd. How
90 You Ike that Then another
fight was narrowly avertsd.
The other bouts Of the evening
wsre the best that have been seen
IN the city for 4 long tlsas. They
we're fast and the fighting vas clean.
The best 60 Of the evening was be-
tween Charles ward and Tommy
Dolan. noian waa faster than chain
lightning and Ward aaH not far be-
hind him. Ward had the reach aud
height. but polau.s wonderful speed
kept him out Of harms way. Dolan
al the better Of tise argument after
ne flrst round and we'll earned the
decision he was given.
Percy Cove pounded Charles John
son down in one round. Johnson
weighed about sir pounds heavier
than Cove hen they entered the
ring. but couldn't hit the little fell
low with a handful of shot. IL only
"a ated a round.
The next match was fast. Harry
Montgomery and Boueisr fought ~
lis pounds. Montgomery had Bou-
cier or the run once. but they fought
very kveuly All through Montxofu-
cry was given the decision.
Merrfneld. a long fellow with a
pair q red tights. Knocked out Jim
o.Rrien. who - built on the style Of
Young Corbctt. IN three rounds The
ranRy fellow bad all the speed aud
none OF the fat
Jockey" Gleason wailoped q Ia
coma man named Simson all over
the ring IN the first round and had
him 30 far gone that Matchmaker
Billy Iavignc called the 70 of. Sim
son was clearly qultter.
The hall waa fairly wen filled and
the evenings entertainment thor
oughiy enjoyed.
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4
CIRCUS
REUBEN GREEN WAS THE
STAR RING PERFORMER
BEFORE PHOENIX cLua

Jack Mccarthy stayed lust a mine
ute aud a halt with Reuben Green
Ia bout at the Phoenix Athletic
clubs amateur boxing tournament
iu lnnke hall last night. The 50 Was
a sidc-eplttng affair aud sent the
eroNd home laughing arcen whip
Ped Mccarthy se quickly that Il was
fuuu.
Insecurity sat in his corner OF the
ring 10 minutes before Reuben made
his appearance clothed In pink
bath robe and an expausiye smile.
Bllly Layigne brought them together
and told them 90 be good Then the
bell sounded. Reuben smiled az the
audience aud started hia fists goine
like a pair ~ flaila but didn't attempt
60 hit Mccarthy. Mccarthy rained
blows on Reubeu's face and head.
but Green didn't mind that at first
But when Mccarthy landed a hard
enc the Alfalfa Kid'' from Kansas
SGT rilcd up q bit Green put an up
pereut TO MeCarthyH iaW that Was
the beginning of the end. A few
more blows and swift right to the
saw completed the bob. Mccarthy
hit the floor - quickly that Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
ONLY A SUGGESTION.
But Il Has Proven 81 lntsrss, and
Value to Thousands.

Value 70 Thousands.
Common sense would suggest that
a. ouo wishes 20 become 0tsbY and
plump It can only result FROM the
foot We cat and dirgat aud that
5ood should be Nhwmmous or flesh
Formlpg food. like eHes. besfstau>
hud cereals. tn ether words the kind
al food that make flesh are the foods
Q Mhteh form the sreatrr ratt Of our
naily bills Of fare
Hut the trouble & that while we
Nat enough and generally too much.
kha stomach. from abuse aud over
Hork tacs not property dispst and
essimuate a. which is the reason "a
Nasuv people remain thin and under
Nelsht the digestive organs dc not
e0mnle5ely digest TIE flesh. forming
beefsieak aHd eNgs aud similar
Wholesome food.
There are thousands - such who
ar realty confirmed dyapeptlcs. all
Though they may have no partleu.
la pain og ipcoavenienes from their
ktomsrhs.
Il such persons would lay their
nretudiees aside and make a Fcsular
practice % taking. after zach meal
nne or two OF stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets the food wouid be quickly
Rnd thoroughly dlEssted. because
thcse tablets contain the natural
bapi0nes aud diastase which every
weak stomach lacks. and by sup
plying this want the stomach Is
Boon enabled To- resain It's natural
tone and NlEor
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets digest
FNesy form of flesh-formiug feed
meat eggs. bread and potatoes. and
this Is the reason they 50 quickly
build up strengthen and inYlEorate
thin. dyspepiic men, women and
thildrcn.
Invallds and children. even the
Most delicate. use them with marked
beuefit as they eoataia no strong.
Irritating drugs. no cafhartic nor
hpy harmful ingredient.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ~ the
tnoet successful and NEST widely
knoWn Of any remedy Tor stomach
trouhles because u is the most rea-
eonable aud scientific 81 modern
medicines.
Sfuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
eold by every druggist la the United
Etates and Canada as well as In
Ereat Britain. at 80 cents fer com
flete treatment.
Nothing further Is required 20
rnre any stomach troable OF 90
make thin. nervous dysgeptie peo-
Ole strong. plump and welL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
SHORT SPORTS

AZ nrcasnt there are six teams IN tho
Pacific Coast league who viii surely
vlu the psnuant
The Angels are soaring aEaln thss
year. Just like they used a..
MEX" IIuisemauH last year with
Spokane. l. making good Nith the a.
Louis Americans.
brooklyn has released Nadsau. who
played with spokane iast year.
U1s Ruhiin and jack MhnFer viii
meet Boa Philadelphia after Ief.
fries gets thFoaEh Nith the latter hat
t. II there Is au1 thing eft 81 AR.
MAnHoc.
The bass ball season opens Ia aeattis
April IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

MkUNDAY
THURSDAY

Maundy Thursday will be celebrated
tomorrow BY many II the churches
secret societies and frateruai orders In
this ard ryrry other city Of the iaHf
Tho observance IL ia esmfnemof stioa
81 the Last supper.
IN the Catholic churches ~ the city
solemn services will mark the dav
High mass will Be celebrated b.
bishop ~ psa At the proeathedraL
The day wili also b. rixidiy Observed
- the Scottish Rite Masoua. The OBJ
Hsrvaueo IN the lodge room ia a very
solemn one. The lights are rStiu-
galahsd and tho room remains Ia
darkness until Easter.
After the obzsrvnucss IN thB lodge
room. the local chapter. Rose CroiK.
all adjourn % the Washington hotel.
where a banquet will be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

college man ever eheered more Wild
~ OF sung more heartily than the
Indian scholars, while the Indian
yfils that burst from hundreds Of
threats come alike from the boys
and girls.
The girls have proved apt pupils.
They like the game and take readily
To the riKorn OF training They are
strong. alert. and plnY a fast game.
The beat athletes are generally
found among the fun bloods aud not
among those whose veins hold other
strains.
one Of the finest specimens 81
young womanhood IN the school IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

WARRINGTON. u. g. March So
Burton Harrison died here last
night. He was the husband 81 Mrs.
Burton Harrison. the authoress. and
the father OF Congressman Harrison
Of New York. Ills death was due TO
general breakdown. partially
caused by age. Mr.. Harrison. dur
ing the war. was secretary 60 Jeffer-
son Davis and was regarded "a a son
as well. ~ the close Of the war he
shared the losses Of the Davis fam
ily and VAS captured with them.
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=sa=a==s---4---s==------------
ANGELS DEFEATED
THE P0RTLANDS

LOS ANGELES. March 20 Before
small crowd the Angels took the
game from Portland yesterday BY a
score Of } 10 Q.
Bale excellent pitching for Los
AuNelssn Mas rrsponsible for the de-
feat OF Portland The DAY was cold
aud windy
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
Working NIght And DAY.

The busiest and mighticat little
thing that ever was made u Dr.
Kings New IAfe Pills. Tbrse pills
change Weaknean into strength. list
lessifess into energy braiu-fag Into
mental power They're wonderful
IN building up the health. only 25c
Der boz Sold bg @. o. GUY, Inc,
Second avenue and Yeslsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
Louagr's VISIT TO ITALY

ROME. March a0.=Eiaborsts a.
fankementa are being rapidly c@r
fird cut for the welcoming here q
President and Mime. fssubet The
fetea viii follow the style ~ tho~n
held az the time of the visit y
Rome 81 kiue Edward and wlii To-
eiudr a number % events affnrdiflg
opportunities for brilliant upectaeti-
lar effects Private residents nrhi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

CARLISLE. Pa. March 20 Dur
ms the fail winter and spring
months, before out-of-dpor sports
begin. many class contests take
place between the students OF the
Carlisle Indian school
II Ia 4 rare sight to see the stu
dcnts on the sym floor. eagerly par
ticipatins Va the exciting game.
while from above. Oh the indoor
track. a sea ~ facra watches every
move OF the players with Intense IN
tsrrai.
Sometimes u u the seniors and
juniors who battle Tor victory aud
AZ such times class spirit Is rife. No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
THEN RUFF
HIT HARD
TURNER, THE COLOR e D
WHIRLWlNO, LET JACK
eoRDE 90 ELEVEN
ROUNDS

OAKLAND. March 21.-Rufe Tur-
ner, the black whiriwind. knocked
out Jack cordell in the 18th round
Of n splendid fight here last night.
IL looked for a time a. N the black
boy would lose. but Cordell got care
less and apparently did not oompre.
bend Rufe's staying powers.
Turner, smiling and confident.
Gent Cordeil to the floor with n stiff
right to the Jaw. Corde,l took the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

shopkeepers are adainE 10 the gov.
eminent funds for transforming the
avenues and boulsyaniH of the city
iato masses of color. Nith floral
ahrhes Venetian mnsts aud losplnEs
OF flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
BIG HAUL

burglars rausaeked the residence
Of H. =. Brsuokmsn At SIS Twelfth
avenue last night and secured about
$50 worth Of yalsablsa. The house
VAS entered through a rear door
with a pass key while the family
was away. Tho loss vas principally
IN leHsirY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Captain American HoFse. daughter
Of the famous old chief American
proud carriage. ON the floor abe
Horse. she has a noble face aud
plays a brilliant game and runs hei
team we'll She i seen Ia the centel
Of the aboye group
iu the group the tribes represent'
ed from left 10 right are Sioux
Seneca. sioux. ssneca. Oneida. SIOUX
Chippewa. Sioux. Cherokee, oHniisl'
la-osallalia and oneida.
The Carlisle yeir' II peculiar
Mlnne-bra -kah- Kah Wa. We.
bas Ko-Tah. seh- YazPa.
Indians. Indians. Indians"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

With a cargo OF European cement
consigned 10 Balfour. Guthrie a 60.
the British ship Clan Mckenzie ar
rived in port yesterday evening.
The vessel for the past ten days
has been at Fort Warden. where she
has been diseharRing the greater
part Of her cement cargo. She win
unload at the Oriental dock this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

WAHTS TO REVIVE
WRESTLING HERE

y. A. McMulau h IN the city and
II anxious 10 revive wrestling here.
10 believes that chlef Two Feathers
can BE- bfopgb. here aud other good
cards arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30
YorR SAFETY AND coMFoRT

Always considered when you travel BY
the Southern parific's Scenic Shasta
route. Beautiful scenery and fast time
20 all tho most attractive resorts II
California. the land Of perpetual sum
shine. Rate 20 san francisco 81 ~
first class. teoeo second class For FUN
Information call or write Y. T.. Eiiia.
Genl Agent. COS First ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

LAFAYETTE. Ia. March 30
TIE Louisiana State Agricultural
Society and Stock breeders Asso-
citation began a two days conven-
tinn here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Al other games we're called off on
account Of rain.
Dancing eehooL Prof. Wsllson's,
HAnks hall. Pike street and Firth
svenue. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Best dinner in Seattle. with sau-
ternea or Burgundy. 81 Maigon Bar
beris Second and James, every eve
ming. $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Who's your talior7 HERALD.
t22e Second avenue. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Have you tried a Smooth Mike"
at Tom Williams. si4 First3 Bill
lizards 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Call for a Smooth Mike" at Tom
williams. Ga First avenue. Have
you seen the moose? go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

nine counts and sot up. but IN an
other second was Knocked out for
keeps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-30

Go TO spinnlngs for bley % re-
pairs. zee
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The story has gained general cir
collation. and has had "a telling effect
IN the campaign against aaHutt
SAVED FIRMS MAhY
LOSSES

FatrDlmau Thompson has saved
the merchants on his beat. Third
avenue. large sums Of money In the
past few DAYS The oxford Tailor
Ing company neglected 10 take In
their display goods last evening al
though the door Was locked
Thompson came along and aeeifSs
the place dark and the goods on the
outside. took the matter into his
own hands and removed them b rs
Third avenue where they were re-
covered by the tailoring eBtabiiah-
ment this morning
4 few nights ago Thompson was
surprised ~ see the door u a well
known firm vide open late at night
An investigation showed further
that the door Of the safe was also
vide open The safe contained
81 800 and valuable papers. ThOmp-
a9n locked things uD and the firm
vas none g. wiser until notified.
Had some thief happened along aud
took the chance. Seattle would have
been the scene Of one Of the most
daring safe fobDerieg' In years and
the Seattle police would. Of course.
have beer ceuaurcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

elise that the democratic party OF
any one other than my client wa
employing me iu these cases. aud
when Joe Cauutt and John CaRsit
made the statement Ia the circular
just referred 10. regarding the dem
oefatic party or any Of its mauag
era. AS made in the SAJcular referred
10. Ia my presence, referring par
tieularly 10 the Stewart ease. they
knew the statement 10 be an aba0-
leta lie. This word IL scarcely
strong enough 10 answer the real
purpose As to the merits % the
action. ! prefer to Try that out ia
court
Mr. YcarsleY'a statement In this
csHe. ia bis circular entitled Honest
Politics 80. Cheap Politics. Is "A cor
rect statement Of the facts ana. but
for SIR Ieafsley. the papers would
have been filed on Monday October
81. as ! had then secured such evil
dsnrs as / deemed sufficient 10 war
rant a jury In rendering a verdict
against joe cnuutt
-fSlmedI NJ % REED
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 9TH day Of November. 1904
afsiEnedl n. n REED,
Notary Public. Collar. Wash"
The original story. on which the
affidavit statement and croaa- state
meuta are based. d. one OF the most
sensational that has ever been cir
euialsd here.
Stewart. up to Fix months ago.
vas q deputy In Sheriff Sanutt's Of
flee Then he was sent 10 the In
aans asylum aud he got out only 20
take the matter up with his attor-
ney
For some months n Is known 10
be a fact that he has been trying
10 get that attorney 70 file com
plant against Canutt. alleging that
the sheriff had had improper reia-
tons with Mrs Stewart and that
the sending OF the complainant %
the insane asylum was the result Of
a conspiracy 10 get him Stewart
out 81 the WAY
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uf.. CuAHLEH TIEst ruop "a
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put on the market N O. tha only
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Without an equal
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luwa st arrawHe HHHH there O. no
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81 nf ehafisa Fiesh Fond ia tiaa q
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Thi4 pr rafaliaa IL on 4mis a. al
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which gHntstur all the correct maVs-
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SCANDAL
I'M WHITMAN COUNTY
SENSATIONAL CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES MADE m
a. FIGHT ON REPUBLICAN cANooAJE ron SHERIFF.

CoLFAX. Wash. Nov s-Thc
biggest scandal ever known In
Whitman county waH sprung Ia the
closing days Of the campaign The
Pullman Tribune published Thurs
day accuses the democratH Of en-
ploYinE Doc Stewart 90 circulate a
report Of criminal relations between
Sheriff Joe Canutt. up for re-cleo-
ton on the republican ticket. and
Mfa Stewart. the aecusor'a wife.
v s YenraleY. chairman 81 the
democratic county central commit
tee. has issued a circular denying
that stewart was employed n cam
paiRu against Cauutt. and this was
answered b. lengthy statement
from Canutt and tho republican
county central committee. attacking
Mr. YearBley and his methods and
branding the whole thing as a cam
palFn lie aud duplicating 81 O.
iteed stewards attorney Last
night Reed made the following
sworn statement
This 90 20 certify that have
read the circular entitled Facts vs..
Lies. Dirty Politics Exposed by
Iaeta. signed BY Joe Canutt. John
Csnutt and the republican central
committee. in which reference 10
made in relation 10 q conversation
between myself and Joe and John
Canutt and la answer Will say that
! remember Joe aud John Cauutt al
the place mentioned therein. az ~
wna the only time this year that ]
have talked with these men To-
rethsr.
The statement published f. a
false and malicious lle I did not
discuss the Canntt Stewart case ~
that time. and never but once dld
discuss a. and that was in my Of
fee with joe cauutt alone. which
was about six weeks ago. instead 81
three weeks ago. did decline %
bring suit against Joe Canutt az
that time Tor the reason that the
evidence WINS not sufficient To sat
isfy me 90 take the ease into court
I never told Joe Canutt nor any one
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PEORIA. H. Richard Higgins.
co.'s of jocks g. Higgins. wealthy
fa'g.d noess man. T. an innate Of the
aaissy Jail. charged with the murder
vi Mrs Nellie Th@maaEen. hia
snssers beaHilfgd tem1tress. Hun
stossas q bis frieIris ave fiockeS 70
ar. lail. offefinE s9uBssatly ans as
500 tocc
Mrs. TkoEsa-sson net John @. filgs
glis three years AGO. He was clerk
RI a caEnao Of Modern Wsedmen
81 this eqiF. and ssss was enseavor=
@g ~ get the value Of a life In
sparaace policy held by her husband
J ~. Ts0s sasso on. who. she claimed.
has died In the east. Higgins was
fip>o about - years Old Mrs..
/, anonses0r u-ss 10 yrnra YOUNGER