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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

LONDYN. Donosza tn il
Traba wodna Wyrzad|z,siill,a'
'wielkie spustoszenia " Bloc
'mfonteinie. Liczba os6b "a
|bitych dotad ME wiadoma.
|Straty materyalne przenosza
million funt6w szterling6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

BERLIN. Kupiec Schmidt
mieszkajacy przy Georgen-
kirchstr Il, wr6cil 0 { rano :
podr6zy j spotkal pred
drzwiami swego mieszkania
pewnego pana schodzacego 2
g6rnego pietra, kt6ry go
grzecznie zapytal kt6ra godzi-
ma. Schmidt postawil obok
siebie kufer podr6zny j wy
ciagnal zegarek, leoz ponie-
wal o zmroku ME m6gl dol
rec godziny, poprosil zone,
otwierajaca mu tymczasem
drzwi, o 6wiatlo. Nieznajomy
zawolal naraz: alez prosze,
MECH sic pan ME trudzi, ia
sic spiesze j zbiegl czempre-
dzej ma dol. Schmidt siegna1
Pc sw6j kluufer, lecz 2 przera-
zeniem spostrzegl, ze kufer
znikna{, r6wnoczesnie z ,,spie-
szacym' sic nieznajomym.
Poscig "a MIN byl bezowoc-
hym.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

Chapter seventeen provides for su,
pervision of, and a uniform method in,
the accounting of public institutions,
thus erecting economies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24
NOTICE

II you e a nice "oking
couple driving around with a
good stylish horse, elegant harness,
nobby run-a-bout, carriage or trap,
with nice clean robes, and everything
to match, you can age ten to one it
was hired from the Jackson Livery
Barn, as we put out only that kind.
FRED S. JACKSON, Manager. Open
day and night. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24
The viii o, The wisp Of weaiti,

The Will o. The Wisp of Wealth
Is not caught by careless chasing.
but by ceaseless saving. In plain
words, put your dollars into tEls bank
and you'll have your own a year hence
with four (4) per cent. interest added:
Multiply that by dollars and the years
and you will find what you own a
decade hence. It's as plain as ABC
when you bring your first dollar here
Bring it.
CITIZENS DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24
JOSEPH

Contractor for Cement Sidewalks,
Cellar Floors, Yards, Retaining Wallis
and Steps. Stable Floors and Cellars
made water tight, a speciality
Residence-Spence street, near Ms
pie avenue F. & NJ. Phone, 534- p
o. Box, 476. Fairmont, w. Va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

THAT DELIGHTFUL FLAVOR
given by the juices OF luscious fruits;
ripe and fresh, makes Jim Martins
soda so popular. The fact hat al
these syrups are absolutely pure ap
peals to everyone's good sense who
values health. The water used is pure
also, and there is no Summer beyes-
age so wholesome and delicious. Try
a glass of soda with his delicious ice
cream at he
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

,ATURDAY,& SEPTEMBER "a, 1904
sale Of Lands for Schooi Fund.
Chapter eighteen is a money max
ing law for regulating the sale of lands
for the benefit Of the school fund.
Tax Levies for School Purposes.
Chapter nineteen is another very
important bill, relating to education,
| reducing the levies for the building
fund, and imposing other restrictions
| about the same, and also regulating
| the emergency leyies which are now
authorized to be mad when necessary
TO maintain five months school.
The building fund" is the fund to
| provide school houses, furniture, fuel,
| etc, and under existing law the Boards
Of Education g levy a tax of forty
| FIVE cents on the hundred dollars for
| this purpose. In the future this levy
is restricted to twenty cents, except
when a new building is being erected
| and an added tax is absolutely neces-
| sary. The effect of the law is. in nine
out of every ten districts in the State,
to insure a saving of twenty cents in
the tax levies.
The teachers" fund tax remains at
a maximum of fifty cents. If necessary
to levy more to get five month of
school a special or emergency levy is
aufhoriZed: but only in order to get
| enough money to run the school five
| months.
Pe%nitentiary Guards.
Chapter twenty authorizes the ap-
DOintncnt and use of penitentiary
guards to convey convicts from jails-
= Money Saver Conveying Convicts.
Chapter twenty-one prescribes how
convicts shall be taken from the coun-
ties to the ~penitentiary. This act will
save the State, in about two years, the
entire cost of the special session Of
the Legislature. It relieves the sher-
ifs Of this duty and imposes it upon
Guards from the penitentiary, thus in
surfing a great saving to the State over
the present method of taking a deputy
sheriff for IA prisoner.
State Reform School,.
Chapter twenty-five reduces in num-
Der the directors and re~organizes the
beard of the State Reform School. h
act provides that the counties having
inmates shall pay $4,000 annually
toward the education n care of in
mates from their counties. This law is
based on justice and will save money
both to the counties and to the State
by preventing some Of the abuses il
commitments to this institution.
West Virginia Asylum.
r,,,tor tu-aptI-t1rno &c n similar
measure to the above and applies to
The West Virginia Asylum or Home
for Incurables."
Conclusion.
In this of the several acts
it will be seen that the intention of
the Legislature is to
Lower local tax rates,
EGualize assessment values,
Institute economies in local and
State Offices,
Make all corporations list their prop
erty accurately,
Abolish direct State taxes.
Raise State from license
and privilege axes,
Do justice to the mall taxpayers.
Reduce taxation to those now paying
more than their just share,
More justly distribute governmental
burdens,
Mak fair and reasonable tax laws,
Systemize and create a head to the
taxing system of the State,
Deal fairly and impartially with all
interests.
Make every interest carry its fair
share of taxation.
Get coal. oil. gas and mineral values
on the tax duplicate,
Safeguard The public interests.
~ A-A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

I have some good bargains on Fair
mont avenue. Call and see me- q
H.. Ianham. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

1t is easy to get guesses by asking
a friend to subscribe for the West Vir-
ginian six months. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

1 have some fine lots in Morrow
Fiace yet. Ii. Il K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24
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O. As there has been more or q
less talk in certain quarters
81 about the weakness of some g
of the Republican candidates,
81 4 responsible party who has g.,
confidence in their ability to
e. win, and faith in the cause .
they represent, has placed
- with the West Virginian the q
sum of $4,000 90 and author
d, lied it to make the following 9
wagers:
A 100000 q,
That Harry Shaw will be elect
81 ed Prosecuting Attorney and @
- ticket with him. q
100000
10 That C. w. Swisher will be e
elected Secretary of State and
e. the whole Republican State @
ticket with him.
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That Roosevelt Will carry
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President.
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Any person desiring to in
- vest his money in The man .
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u one or ell Of the bets. 6.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

Its f~aultless fit makes walking a
delight" Dorothy Dodd shoe for
ii G. 3. Highland. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

Special sale Of hosiery Sept. %, "a,
and &c, Friday, Saturday and Monday.
at The Bon Ton. soc lace hose, 35c.
sc lace hose, 1Sc, . pair, 35c- X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-24

General LICENSE ACT.
The general license law (chgpter
three of the Acts) covers thirty%lges.
It raises the retail Iiquor licIs rom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

Steamer rmatilla sailed for San
Fruuelaco this morning with 255
passengers aud a cargo ~ freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
YOUNG WIFE
LEAVES HOWE

2Nrd J /. Scott living on Broad
Hfeft near Western avenue. report
~ her daughter. Mrs May Austin.
~ years old. missing since last
ntght AZ 10 O'Clock when last seen
the Eighty young lady Nufc a cream
skirt. white shirt waist and n large
black hat. trimmed with red flow
cra. she Is a decided brunette aud
it ia said that she has eapuyated
other eyes besides those Of her huH-
band Of q few short weeks a
ieamstrr with an eye for beauty be
came pntanRlod in ita net and the
two left suddenly FOR parts an
known. leaving n Horruwing hus-
band and a wrathful parent
She Was seen on Washington
street last night In company with
her teamster lover. but It was not
known that she WaB wanted al the
time and she was therefore, not
arrested Il Is the Wish Of her
mother To- have the police pick her
uu and escort her home. where she
Will be dealt With as fits the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
Right and
Wrong Of
the virgins

FORT TOWNSEND. Aug IL
Tho WrnHg Mrs Wright after hays
ing signed her Hnmu as Mu Harry
A Wright un the Central hotel
register YESTERDAY returned "A short
time later aud erased that name
substituting therefor "Miaa sylvia
Letter Miss Letter T. the chorus
Eirl who. several months aEa, was
married 20 Harry A Wright Ia So
attic with whom she lived for aomo
time IN Victoria a. his vito In
the meantime Wright bad left a
wife here. who Is supposed tu be the
fight Mrs Wright with whom be
Is nov living
Miss Letter had an unsatisfactory
Interview with The Wflrha yratcr
day. Wright refusing t0 have any
thlug % do with her Thrrrupon.
Miss Letter called un an attorney
and presented her ease She was
teld she would have 60 prosecute
Wr.Eht Tor a crime II she dld ans.
thlug This she refused O. DO. say
inK she loved him too much she
stated she ild not eant money from
Wright but had come O. snr him
simply because che euuid not stay
away
Wright is nov keeping a store
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

rs MEEI

ST LOUIS. Mo. Aug iI-phu-
ipuIne veterans. members of the Ma
uoual Society. Army % the Philip
pines are rounding un la the
worlds fair city far thelr nth an
nual reunion. which will be In sra-
si1u during the remainder ~ thIH
week. The president NJ The a1eIety
ID BnKadierzGeneral Charles KING.
20 Milwaukee The delegate ca the
reunion come from Utah. WIss1u
sin. South Dakota. California Col
ofado. Illinois. Iowa KanHaa Penn
sylTania. North Dakota New York
New jersey. Nebraska Michigan.
Montana Missouri and Minnesota
The big feature % the reunion vlIl
be the celebration Of Philippine
Day" AZ the exposition tomarrow
There will be a parade ~ the vrtrr-
ans. followed ~ exercises iu which
prominent members - the society.
army officers aud officials II the
worlds fair wlIl take part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
Uncle Sam Wants
All SharpshOOterS
HE RrAtzEs COURAGE AloNE WINS NO WARS, so nc Is TN.
coURAolso EVERYONE LEARN SHOOT

FORT RILEY. Kan Uncle Sam
eanfs the Americans - become =
Hsflaa Hf uaftHmrH. Tha ai1 chap
feaiirfa that. in case 81 R.ar. victory
sees Nos Be- the army which has ne
courage Cd stand 20 and b. shat a.
hat 20 the aus shiah shoots
HtfaIrhfsaf
Therefore. tnrlr san has spent
80 e1a en TARGET ranEs AZ Port
RHeF Including co targets. O. b.
kupHn aH the HafH8naI tafHel range
AeSt the government haa rfas
Fitra mefatn sod raah nfigra far fhe
crack shots Htfh rifle. eafhins aud
HesaIfaf either saIa#ff sF civilian.
Three competitions have beer sf-
ranged tha division F1martitIau=
armr CHmpsilfiau ana national
match
bleiaien composition is uaN ealuz
an FfHm th~ crack regiments "a
the five divisions. teaHs nFe Hhaats
ms me - best mafHsfHsn tn earh
division uHl He selected 90 shoot
here August 90 Ter thr homer u a
place or ths afnF fsant. Tie COM
fraf ~ thee Ties chosen uIH be che
zrfnN eamuetffian.
The national match is art fof
August o. when the army team wili
meet teams from the navy. marine
enfpa and national Nuafd 81 farinua
states for three days Then wiu
COME individual shooting Gun
eluba - any kind may compete in
Ed tha contests except the army
matches
~ The division aud army con-
tests. ths prizes are ralt ant silver
anH bronze nlelaia fn the national
HHIrh. Ia addition 90 neaais ard
TROPHIES. Hssh will be awarded the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
SAILED
THE SEA
AxgL BENSON, ~ tssksE
FISH RasAh. WARrEo IRIS
PATROL wkooe hEpr HARD
A POaYH

ARel nouHun. fisherman who
has been foaminE at tho summit
lodging house. corner 81 First ave
nue. aud Stewart street. became VIC.
ltuuY Insane last night and was
removed 20 the county jail thia
morning An Insanity complaint has
been sworn % against him aud he
viii be taken before a lunacY com
mission tomorrow morning
Benson came down from Alaska
about three weeks ago and has act
ed strangely ever since. Last night
bis mind suddenly gave way aud he
became very violent and noisy.
when officer wilkes. Who ar
rested him. put Benson In the pa.
troll wagon. the man believed that
he was again on board ship lie
ruafod directions about the placing
~ the starboard liEht. and Insisted
that the patrol wagon was about 90
ruu un aandhaf.
Hard apurt there. mate'' he
yelled from time 20 time LET her
80 FUN speed ahead
officer Wilkes pulled a big white
Handkerchief out ~ his pocket and
uFnaan'H mind reverted 20 the time
uhsu he Waa the main guy on "A
full riEeer.
That's right. that's tight. skip
per. set your stay sails I guess
there la blow coming on, be said
apuroyinEly
A. the patrol wagon stopped ~
the side entrance 60 the county Jail
be gave the high sign 70 Imaginary
byatandfrs ON The dock 10 stand
bY aud take the line
BEFORE the patrol wagon had tied
up at the dock bis mind vesred
again 90 the open seas. and when
IaiIef Mcleod and Deputy Sheriff
Mullen came % take him % the jail
office. be thought they we're ship
wrecked sailors and began giving
orders 20 put off the llfsboata.
Benson made good wages while
ia Alaska and had saved some
money tie has had no troubles
lately and hts friends cannot imRE
inc what ia the cause Of bis drmsn-
ia. tIia mother lives in Astoria
and has been notified Of her sons
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
WANT OFFICE ON
WESTERN AVENUE

The county commissioner today
received the following letter frum
the Seattle Produce aaHueIaiiaus
Seattle. Wash. Aug s l8ql
To thr Honorable beard county
DammEsal1HeEa of kIHE Eauatr
Gentlemen q Hm iHagra. tsd %
communicates with 500 HHFafIiHs the
Necessity ul having tha hlnE county
ual4 Inspector located H1urs here
within easy rra.h. Nuf aaHae lafloa
Il composed ~ all of the commits
sion houses an Western avenue ana
Pest street Ths majority uf aur
rszuIs hsInH aubl est 81 IHaHr. iiau b
the Inspector ana being u Is teff
perish abIs nature dsmaH1 aaisk at
tsruoa Undrf the present eunii-
uana tha fHlft Inspector hsH no
affiHr az riare where 30 can -
fauaf whoa needed We have ten
fnfaa Eim the free uHa 20 auf afflre.
sshfah. however. 30 has &C. Iiuet 20
aaHsrt feeling that ~ she rYHa -
thn nuhIIe BE- mag appear 80 e De
uauid - under hIlEatlaa ta sumo
extent % auf members We have
dlaauasra thls phase - the rforaz
sitlan aad wfah e. saf. mat - far
a. 80 re body ne e. intHrldHalH
are concerned. such would uet De
tisp ease Wa have Goa HHFb eaHtiz
arneu in the integrity aad Impair
fainy ~ ~ uznau. ans know thst
ale aeal far thr bet interests ~
KIna county wui not 81 fhr least
- affected tF eur affrf
Many ears af fnuu arfIFe 20 Ftfi=
Gus umeH ~ thr taf ana us are
prevented fram rla#iuE same nH
sale Until Tossed upun b. ihe FRUIT
IrHaast5f. and fNa=thlfiH VI The TINE
"a b. almost impossible tn ST hiuH.
nat kuaaIaE Nhrfa o. nHi bin
This ia many eases zauaHH be heavy
faaara which rauld BE- avoided ala
aas know where - fuA him.
We aak yau q Instruct 81 brown
- accept our offer nntif Hpur henz
arahfr body can make anEeruruis
fsr an afnee f1F TIRE inspector and
further beg 20 hsk that TIRE office
81 taeate8 on uF near Western aW-
snuc. We Wlu further say that
shout as peg cent ~ al fruit com
lax 60 Seattle passes through the
houses loeatsd en- Western avHuae
ard Poet street
Trusting Ynn ufn give fhia Yaur
Immediate attention. re await Ypur
answer Yours truly
SEATTLE PRODUCE AsapetA-
TON
CHARLES .. EuAHcIt Ree'y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

team making the highest score VII
win tha National trophy and Gzo8
SECOND the HHfun trophy aud iHra
third. she solder ~ Marathon aud
SEQ. fourth. tls6. auh. zoe. sinth.
80
The iz highest in me Individual
FiNe mafrh Wui have soc divided
ameaa thrm Efaded from ie5 30 Us
lu order ~ msfit. beside tHr gold
silver and bronze medals The first
faar aiH receive Nala medals. ths
srHuHH silver ard ere fauftH hranaea
Do tie Individual pistol match tt1s
NIu be divided among the q hIEh
GET Efadrd FROM So 60 -. uifh
medals Distributed aa In the rife
msieb. The total anount IN trn.
phirs medals aud cash 90 be diss
ifibutri be- thr national match all
aFsfeEats flH1a.
The anss % butt viii have CO
targets. st s. yards apaft zach
wiii Be The bulisrFs pattern.
uuftuE che shirush ruus. stand
ing ahd hns@iiHH targets utl -
used The nau range. uhIrh Il FOR
q Thousand yards. nlil have teiss
Phone connection between butte and
TIE HHuH points when 6anrTefed.
and ni1 be- perfect ln every detail
Markers aith dlsea Nlii signal The
point - impact on th~ target. which
wHi - recorded ~ scorers ln rear
81 fhs 0riHk patnt Different HaiofsH
recording slips wa be uaed By the
scorers for different ranKes Afsr
each score the slips WIN be- collected
and sHnfdei b. the Statistical Of
fesFs fafEe - el~fha
The HatfnnaI match and the seller
ton ~ Fort RILEY a. the HfHuas
urut place for the shoot are the re-
zaIt - che action " q board CONE
posed ~ representative officers -
TIE afwy. navy. marine corps mill
tia and from walks iu civil life
RhI#h convened 600 April ~ last year
~ Columbus EhiH. af The anH of
President Roosevelt 20 devise plans
"a Increase THE Interest In rife ufae-
tIUH throughout tho country The
sarensra Incidental co che contests
ere borne hy the government In
HtpIiaafa fram civil lifH rawr eftuE
wilt uhN their own transportation
Ind living aErruHsH Those nf the
militia WIu b. borne b. the govern
n.nt. md in addition they viii re-
e=lee rsy according tu thaif rank.
- during maueuNer periods. fHom
ths time 90 their departure from
their hofnea uniH their return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

y aee4g-s a ss,@ retB8 ana. ~ IN
gfcaa4pK tie HHathey * wheels tbs
rovWuttnsts "a the aiatal eaa ~ the
shaft b acfcaaea, The shaft oom
ptlsea as many separate parts aa
the number of times the revolutions
ere increased
In speaking 81 the combined In
ventiena yesterday Mr. Melau
said
4 have been working mere or
less on the automatic power pro.
ducrt for five years or more. I
have tried all sugscationa made by
mon Who have been working on per
nstuai motion. but after continual
failures. / decided TO branch out ON
independent lines worked on my
own theories aud al last completed
a machine and used Il 10 run a
small electric car. which ! built for
the purpose.
The machine IL very simple aud.
on account 90 It's simplicity. Z de-
stroyed the model until / could set
the device patented. ! am now 20
ing % work en- new and larger
model. and viii have lt done 10
prove the claims ! make for the de-
vice. The cost 81 one % these ma
chaines Is about .0oe times lees
than the cost ~ an engine boiler
and the necessary fuel 60 run r.
MY machine needs no fuel. but de
yelops vs. own power
III requires uttle power 90 start
Il or to run a. Three cells % an
electric battery Ia all the auxiliary
power necessary and the machine
viii attend ca itself I claim that
the result 81 perfectlug the machine
viii decrease the necessity VI coal
and larger electrical devices AZ pow
er producers. IN fact e WILL la =
way. DO away with these entirely
~rhe space which one - these
machainea will oerupY Is vrr5 small
ra run an ocean liner ! claim that
The machine vii not occupy more
than ten square feet and need only
one man Go care for e. IN running
mills aud factories Il VIII save a
great amount 81 space. as ven aa
an immense amount Of money !
I a. not calm any more Tor the In
vantion than am convinced Il wiii
actually Do. after trying Il win the
model ] built"
Mr.. MetIu has not confined him
self entirely Co his automatic power
generator bat has perfected and
7 patented several novel and valuable
devices lie recently patented q
rev railroad tie coupler. and i
surkinE on an inEenius contrifuncs
7 for railroad slsnallns Tie la ems
Of those modest and nuaaHumIng
young men. appcarlns uorc aa one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
HAS INVENTED A
POWER GENERATOR
= c NlIN, or SEATTLE HAS CONTINUANCE THAT AP.
reoAoHGs rHG PERFECTION or PERPETUAL sorloS

Atrf five yeaea q head wsr3. and
- Perimtutius. T. q. MtlIu.
,eunE electrician employed az thc
EdisOn theatcr. ON Second avenue,
claims % have perfected a machine
that produces a maximum 81 power
from the minimum Of energy Mr.
NeIIu stands ready C. pruvu hia
claim and has built a model ot hla
machine. proving that he has APP
preached the perfection ot perpet-
ual motion
Hia machine Is net one II per
petual motion ltselE bat can gene-
tate any desired quantity OF power
from a machine OF very simple
mechanism aud three electrical
cells Mr. MetIu says that the alm.
plicitv ~ the inveution is What has
caused him 70 doubt its success un-
al be constructed a model aud aetu-
ally saw q working.
Mr. MeIin 8 a very modest fell
low and does not care to talk much
about his Invention. but O. The
Star Yesterday. he outlined briefly
the history az hia work and the re-
suit tie SAYS that the machine t.
uore az cnniriyanec &c awttches
and levers than anything else II
would CecupY only a very modest
amount ct space ana any uumhof q
horsepower could De generated Only
one man Is needed 30 watch the en-
glue and regulate the speed 81 pow
e. wanted
Coupled With this Invention. and
working with Mr. Mctlu Iu the
power producing machine. Iaha
Martin. 20 Green Lake. has perfect
81 a power increasing device that
Is novel and simple It consists 81
a series % cos wheels arranged Ia
q most iureuIus way. that Increases
the numhcr ~ revolutions &C a shaft
according e. the number 81 CO.'S
employed
According 60 NJ Martins haven
ton. TIE power applied at one end
81 shaft wi1l have BEEN trebied b4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

A Bnlt % compel the King county
commissioner % take some action
on the petition before them asking
that a district between stone land
Ing and EdFewafrr be ANNEXED 20
ptsrec county uili auon b. begun b.
residents Of the territory IA quea-
tlon The petition was presented 20
the county commissioner. they say
only a short time ago and hey will
discuss it a. soon as business pre-
esdinE n has been disposed 81
The county commissioners are
hearing this afternoon the petition
81 residents 81 skykumiah for the
incorporation ~ that town into a
city % the fourth clasa
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who docs a good deal 81 thinking.
instead ot talking. about what he
might do lie has certainly shown
a decidedly inventive and ingenious
turn at mind IN pyrfertIns the de
Vices of witch he can boast at the
present time. lie SAYS that he
spends the whole of his spare time
Ia the workshop he has arranged ut
hla home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
SKY HIGH
WHEAT GOES UP AGAIN VITA
BoUNo-cLosEp At sos s.s

CHICAGO. AuE Wheat closed
nearly cents higher than AZ the
opening % The market The brokers
shouted themselves hoaras A tire
meuduua amount 90 business Haa
transacted There Is report afIoat
that Armour II engineering q
r4Herae on old September wheat.
buying az the available supply and
then utampcdiuE the market on
Northwest reports that the damage
was not oseresfimated Ola Sep.
TENDER wheat opened a. ti0l s=s and
sent 10 Sos asss nes 81 20 Is q
tiO4Ts Corn CSC 20 - a-sc Oats
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

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