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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-08
LUMBER
KING HERE

+. Z. weyerhaueser. OF St Paul.
who was at the Butler hotel yes
terday. is known in the east as the
man Who owns the state Of WASH
ington." To say that he is wealthy
is drawing It mild. for Mr.. Weyer-
hRueser Is a king Of finance. a man
who has SO much money that he.
himself. cannot come within a mill
ion dollars OF the mark when figur-
ing up his holdings.
In company with his son. G. A.
Weyerhaueser and J. A. Humbird.
also ST. Paul millionaire. Mr..
weyerhaueser is on a trip OF In
speotion. He and few others
practically own the entire timber
business on the Pacific coast.
The Butler hotel has been the
home recently of another timber
prince whose interests are allied
with the Weyeraueser set-Borace
b. Irvine. OF st. Paul Mr. Irvine.
although not more than 26 years
old. represents millions of dollars.
his father being one OF the richest
and most prominent timber mag
mates operating on the coast.
Young Irvine. when he was 81
years old. was presented with
81 600 000 in cash by his father as
a birthday remembrance.
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W. C. |. u.
ANSWERS

The Western Central Labor union
today began the distribution 81 1000
circulars 20 local merchants and
other business men IN answer 10 the
circulars that have already been
sent - them By the Citizens ALI
auoe The Western Central circular
o. unusually mild and buslnesH-llke.
u gently cenFurea the alliance for
attempting TO abolish the union
shop and urging advertisers 10 with
draw their patronage from union
papers II d. also claimed that this
alliance iB working for reduction
Of wages In this city.
The alliance is further ehided for
secretly allying the interests op-
posed 20 organized labor. and for
widening the breach between en-
ployer and union men. a relation
which Is declared 10 be already deli
cate enough.
The Western Central promised
come weeks ago to print In It's Of
fetal organ copies Of the fiery cir
culars issued by the Citizens ALI
ance. which came into It's posses
sion. but has thus far failed 10 do
so. Il Is rumored that the docu-
ments have been stolen from the
members Of the Western Central
who had them IN their possession.
presumably by an agent Of the Citi-
gems alliance. which was anxious
not to allow the appeals 1t made TO
local business men to become pub
lie. Ia
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STOLE A
YOUNG PAPOOSE
BIC ANIMAL ENTERS TIE cABl or "sKooKUm JIM, NEAR
MISSION. ALAskA AND CAR RlEs Off A BABY

A large cougar entered the home
Of 4akookuma Jim. "a alWaHh fisher
man who lives with his Bquaw and
family five miles north ~ Hninea
Mission. Alaska. and carried Off a
three-months-old 'pap00Hc," while
It's mother had gone 10 cut some
wood 10 build q fire 10 cook the
evening meal The incident hap
peued late ON the afternoon Of De
cember !. No one rHw the beast
enter the village Neither was II
perceived by any Of the inhabitants
while In the act OF carrying Off the
child When the old squaw left the
house the papooac was playing In
the middle Of the cabin floor. The
Indians seldom close their doors.
unless the weather r. extremely
cold. and the beast simply had TO
walk into the house through the
open doorway
The mother had been gone from
the house hardly more than fifteen
minutes. and on her return was
dumbfounded 20 find the child had
disappeared She az once alarmed
the other natives and a search be-
gan Finally one Of the Indians dis
covered the tracks q the animal
In the soft mud near the cabin door.
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The tracks were not very distinct.
but the Indians from the fact that
every dog lu the village was howl
INK a. tho top u its voice. we're
strengthened In their belief that
Wild beast ~ some kind bad carried
OF the baby
A hound was then get on the traiI
and the chase began All night
the Indians followed ia the wake
Of the hound az he led them through
the toftuOus trails among the noun
taina Early in the morning this
dog finally refused b. GO another
step and. although beaten severely.
merely put his tail between his legs
and covered at his masters feet
The party then spread ont, and
shortly aftorward the childs father
discovered the beast and It's prey.
II was playing with the baby evi-
IDENTIFY Intending to have a little fun
before tfH meal A shot from a
1880 rifle put an end 10 that. and
on rushing 20 the spot. the child
was found 10 be entirely unhurt
The news was brought 10 this city
on the steamer Farallon. which ar
rived In port from the north this
morning.
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TWO ARE ARRESTED

James s. Conn and Ferdinand
Bokien We're arrested last night at
Tacoma by local secret service men
under the direction OF Captain G.
w. Bell. for conspiracy. The hear
ing is set for next Monday In Ia
coma. The two men are said to
be implicated in some counterfeit
ing cases.
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EXTENDING LINES

The Independent Telephone COM
pany has purchased 10000 worth OF
cable and telegraph wire TO run a
line from this city 10 Port Town
send, nungeness and Port Angeles.
The construction OF the new line
is a part OF the extensive plan OF
the company TO extend its long dis
lance wires all over the northwest.
expanding 100000 and stringlng
100000 miles OF additional wires.
The company has already purchased
the Citizens Independent Telephone
company OF Port Townsend. and has
recently made arrangements where
by its wires viii be connected with
those of the Port Angeles Telephone
and Telegraph company. which ara
connected with Port Hadlock. Sc
guin Junction and Fort Washing
ton.
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c. Z. Weston thought he had
been robbed Of railroad Transports
ton while IN the Hannah baths
last night. He told the police that
tho tickets we're In a poekethook.
which he carried In his overcoat
pocket Night Bartender Means, Of
the Rainier-Grand hotel. picked the
pockethook up on the floor of the
Orpheum theater and reported his
find to the police.
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BELGRADE Dec. s.--A new cabi-
net has been organized. The former
cabinet resigned on December on
account OF disagreement over the
building OF a new railroad.
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4 n JOffNgTON


Sale and Exchange Property.
f37b0-One Z and one 9 room. both
modern and first class cottages.
paying ff3 per month; 10 minutes
on Yealer car line.
1900 room new cottage, lot 50x
100. near Cordage Plant Ballard
car line
t100-Lot 40EsO. everything fn and
paid near 18th and Cherry
500 room plaatered itouae. Ma
drona Park. $50 cash. so per mo.
$500 acres, finely improved
Z room house. $50 bearing fruit
trees. close 20 HentOu Iull. eN-
change for Seattle property
5000 acres. 20 cleared, good house
and barn. school adjoining. %
miles fro1 Seattle
This Is a sanlple from line liat of
bargains Ia real estate.
700 2nd Ave.
Phones Main 7gt Ind A2475 TT
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MrrnoroLIrAN ADDITION

MErRoroLtrAN ADDITION.
All Undef Flow.
A convenient htHIthful and profitable
place a. live. thirty minutes from
Pioneer Place ou tHtffurhan 81 RON
TON Ger Get eff At West TN sta
Hsna,aa Juntti5a FoIlav ths riVSf
around - th, right 5 minutes. walk
Go ffaet See Nj Martin johnson.
liyluE en- Tract Prices So to $500
Per aefs 10 per cent cash and $40
i. TUuUEN Co.
safsli Pioneer HidF.
Phone Nan lA -
WE ray Your CAR FARE.
And viii sell Nuu five acres 81 fine
land for $50 tts miles from ear aud
W minutes ride fe the eitF. This H.
nice level land On fine county road
BE- EASY drive o. Seattle. So cash. uai-
q Il NielioLs IS Pioneer bldg IT
CHICKEN ranch. 4 acres cleared bot
tom Iuud good huuHr. chicken house.
etc. e. ear uur tao terms cheap
tr'. qIa lgfH adiaihlhn lnud cells az
deublS the price asked fot this sac
siNGEH m.n2 uansy nlds S
TWENTY saleamen are nsuins
cheap aeFrH Zee tllllmauH Garden ~
Eden add at So pes. acre ea lake
daY take frce baat al itainisr nsach
huathnuFH. on Va hiuEtuu street car
line, ~ saleamen on grounds IT
'-rhc Nay o. wealth ls The way 20
market u depends chiefly en two
Frsaklin Lutte want eis show
Down Town office Toe second ave-
nue. Phones Malp coo Ind lila
FORTY tsW acres 81 black loan va
on Port Orchard hay within sight %
navy yard Address Boa uA hrvm-
erton Wash 10
CONFINEMENT LAND.
alo-aere desert claim locations under
proposed ditch ouly a few choice
ones left Dor further particulars
sppiy to W, J.. pstten. ae1 Pacific
CHEAP CLOSE ~ tract ~ 81 tarEe
lots. aulF iia terms . per month
on an - lots fine fer Fafds.s frgit
utes ride on wash 81 csr 70 south.
ehat Seattle Ask Ter Cole
a BARGAIN.
800 Tor five acres Il fine lard. one
mile from itvrfteu station land
tract fof ti,o e 8 psr acre This
n fine buy Part cash. balance
q n NICHOLS - Pioneer tldg II
SOME ehacs acre tracts ehsap. on
easy terms, near eitf, Oh hruteu car
Also I've shoire acres near The Uni
s. j BOWEN
ta-tz SchsHsfmanu hih. IT
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Star Want AID Agencies,

p. n. Mullen. S2i Ballard ave. COP.
City Halt
Freneet Drug Co. Ewing street
nnd Fremont avenue
W. A. Mansfield 8 Co, pruaalss,
esrd and jackson.
oranam's Home Bakery, 2fo3 Ia
avenue.
c. N. Lehudrett cigar store, aieis
Second.
Thes. Harris. at Postoffies. Renten.
LRtle's Pharmacy, lat ave. north
ard Harrison street J. n. littis,
proprietor
Carlton q Co. DRUGGIST, cor sth
40. and Pee. street. South Seattle.
y. a. Noere, Posteffice, SO. Park'
usiverslty DRUG Store. University
station. a,
Howell ST. Pharmacy. 1904 Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-
prletor. 2o2s e. Madison.
ceiurabia prua Store, w, y. staa
lev. prap., Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p. Z. ftsheh
arop.. SIS Broadway ard James.
Quake prua Co. fotl ist ave.
Iearx's Pharmacy, s3o N. sreao'
sas. phene. urien %.
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NOM. -C67TGFT6T6, ~ fe5TcnwGfth'
Steam heat electric hght bath,
Home FOR travelling men. Hotel rear
Of depot Prices toe &c and $40.
Mrs. a. N. Roins, pronrtetress.
hospital
Private home before and after
S s0iis'''' BLACK eos 10 10 I'D ave- III
junk.
Up YOU want correct weights and
prompt returns deal with tho Chica-
80 junk Co. 1870 westerns Main e.L
Masquerade Costumes.
Mis- JOHN N coNAHEY. it-s i'm sv.
Millinery.
TRIMMED Hats aud rlumea. etc. al
half price. Airs a. NJ. Hanson. i6Ql.
cor sth and Pine -.
Musical
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ross. Violin and
piano instruction. 2oS5 Fifth ave. Ind
K 22Ei. IT
Medical Specialist.
FEMALE diseases Of every nature
successfully treated. Consult physI-
clan free. PARISH York Medical
Institute offico Estabrook Bldg,
issQ't Second. corner Union.
otieopathy.
OgTEOPATTHY-inf Second avenue,
phone Main te6t. both men aud lady
ostsopaths examination free.
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE or os-
TEoPATHl-Fi years In Seattle:
Safe Deposit building. .Qi First
Printing and Binding.
AGNE. Tho Printer -gi4 spring 81;
commercial printing Of all kinds.
oeullsts and AurIsts.
DIR. r. ". PERRY. oouiist. AufisL
tio Marion.
DIR. FONDA NADEAu-ssi Burke bid.
Paten, Attorney.
F. L. ApAMs-Drafting. colman bldg.
Physician and Surgeon
pr. W. X. TURNER. q. 10 HineI,isy'
Hrs 70 8 8 EVENING". Pm. Lake itsi.
DR.. Chambers, Epier blk. Both phones.
Photographers Supplies.
ANDERSON SUPPLY Co. III Cherry
st. Seattle.
Ship Builders.
MORAN BROS. COMPANY, Engineers
and Shlpbuiiders. Dry Docks. Lum-
Der Mills Seattle.
storage.
TRUNKS delivered Is cents. DAYS
storage Ireoi piano and furniture
moving, estimates given, Union
Transfer q Storage Co. sQ41 First,
both phoues Main kA6
Oct a Free MAP OF Seattle al Bekins
Moving A. Storage Co, First Avenue
and Cherry Street
Tailoring School
KEfSTERs ladies' Tailoring College.
tt09 Fourth ave.
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HACnfFtCE

hAA AANN IL r.
g $50
t-rpnm modern cottage. full thHez
mrut laundry tuEH. reception
Hall cumflua lion fixtures fne
los tuHtu lawn. flowers. 81 los
Gated iH broadway District
Price reduced from G. 80 e. .. To
fer uuigk Hrlr.
QUEEN ANNE HILL
D. 80
UsautifuI s=room HsN modern
hauHe. fine Wow q sound, well
built. eiesaut finish Euod cut
buildings corner iat W1lN 81 IS
q alley. au ear ifne Price o. so
tlN cash bal FaHf terms.
ALSO
Groom neW modern house. com
pigtr Go every respect. tut EEis
lHsfnut alley near ear iinn. Price
o. 80 80 cash. bal easy trfmas
LESLIE REALTY EXCHANGE.
s41t Arcade Ids =
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UNEEnA HOME REALTY COM
FANN.
rhsasa@ Man isu 4 81
80 Nice tv0-room cottage, rev. iot
s9tIaa. bioes from car. easy
tzoSi.feom house on gIth ave. south
lot 3ENiun 3 blocks from Rainier
Helshis caF lina raay terms.
t1d0-MuI buy a beautiful f-feafu cot
tskai loi Uxle8. GA slth ave. nsAi
n.iso@FaF a zine four-roon cottage
tain porcelain tub. let sxi-o
view u Lake Inicu terms.
q tte-Azi ttUem house. modern q
deer 80 dewa. 6alaaes On sssy
axe s.saam house. modsrai On Rsa-
cua Hiii. Dot NNin 10 down
balance ou sssf terms
q SJo-s-room house. iot itoKin. ~
blnaha from Green laks ear. tzpo
doaa. balance - per month
: eo-WlH boy fire lots on Capitol
i'm Sxioo street grading and
city water patd Tor. terms -
zoe. Corner 20 60 itih ave no
u@ an. a9 sal's ssa P Pyr Ts sg's 70,
fine lots M West Seattle fine
viau % bay. enc block from new
car los.
fEQ-t $50 down. balance SO pr month
for iutR OF Madison Il rireip
loeatsd. fun NtsN u Lake wash
iuNtams
TOO flao down balance 80 per month
Ter corner lot anaie0. one block
from East tulnn ear
g. &c O. s. aop-if Yuu want a fire home
on Capitol hiiL come and 80 me-
some q the finest houses ia that
district on pMF list.
For Investment property come and asr
uH We have it Is al parts - Sc
attic. Including First and Second
ayes. also on Pike 81
n you want 90 build house according
e. your own ideas. ~ will build you
one on better terms and fer less
money than any other firm In Seat
lie.
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Three acres 81 rich bench land all
CLEARED aud meatly gruuhed. young
orchard. fine spring IL water, iuHt
right for irrlaatinE Small house
Nuudnhed. barn. chicken house and
mile nom Pioneer 2auafe. is min
walk from car Price D. 90. BIG dis
count fur cash
4. ~ ADAMS
. Starr lloyd. uah let ave. -
CHICKEN RANCH or home bar
FainH tNa O. 81 Glu. some more fine
luta o. and ftua go acres. TO. -
down these are the best bars aims
O. be had any where around Seattle
will surely double year
&C. as at either office. any day uf
fNumiuE. tbs sooner thr better Ham
Martin or fifummstt. Second hnl Ca
~ Ballard phone James aii. or Aln=
tYsflfat street vest aide Green lake
5
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Real Ustats-centlnusd

For RAt.E#H y owner Broom house
ard lot HHf further particulars see
oeutr Ia Weller st =
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Anr.anr tnr Sal.
WHITE RIVER GARDEN TRACTS
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
TACOMA

III " FsTlIH NTlN 7 7 Ii NM
TACOMA.
A. Dieriugcr Station on the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
Have eubdivided an old hop ranch If
rich bottom land into and i0-acre
tracts. Two=thirdH OF each tract r.
cleared; cultivated. no stumpH. does
not overflow. fine running spring
water enough high ground with each
tract for building site. Railroad sta
ton and aCha9ihuune on tho land
RraNeied roads. free mail delivery +.
all tho convenience of suburb.
Theso tracts are first claHs-no bet
ter land on earth. Price from 800 to
no per acre. according to Improve
meuts.
Sec j. " Mill on the ground at
Diefinger Stallion. or
A. y. NEWELL. nc Marion ~. 10
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mo frout uu.uruiah,d hruarkrrplHK
ruo4na, no children ur pete. -ut It'll
aVe =tH
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woman should know. Nrut free. 30
drusa Send noe fur mailing. AhHua
iutsy SURE. Mrs =. Johnson HuE
itL 8
on REVERENCE. specialist In dis
eases uf men aud women. skin. gen
Cunnuliati6n free. office hours . 10
bHud IaH Call or address suite
Sullivan block. Seattle. Wash.
PRIVATE homo for women before and
during eonnucmsut Terms very rrh-
skilled uhgnlriaHa in ATTENDANCE
Phones II 11si. cedar 1871. II
VITAE ORR nature greatest rem
sdy. and ali V o. PREPARATIONS y
.,r,s S''' fRs9f. HasS2 n sSG q. '''''1
Bend your Christmas orders for halls
work. hair chains charms breast
pins. HWitGhtn, comhiuEu made 10 or
DEF Ms. A. Chandler, iha1 alh ave.
Sunset phone. Red zist IL
LADIES ana Gentlemen Nov ia tho
time e. be cured. II YOU are suffer
ing ~ GERMAN specialist for rhru-
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cure. Consultation and all iuf0rma-
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Onteaphth go izth ave south
office haura 90 l. a. m. from 10
q free - charge for poor peupla.
60 o. m. Phone. A Ha
HAVE you tried the live maple floor
ct the Auditorium nall nt 18th and
pinef Social dance every Wsdpss-
day and Saturday evenings Gen
tiFfn~H - FFnfH. ladies free.
~ You want 10 zee ihe Hsat and
Cheapest burglar proof Window Lock
10
INTEIIfQENT American widow.
handsome and worth - 90 wants
Eouu. honest husband Addrsnn
Aetna. oneouta nids Chicago. -
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Bshttls. without fret consulting her.
Advice nn all affairs ~ life. past.
present and future. told from cradle
10 EraNa. hatlnfnffiun guaranteed ur
80 pay. lar ttfat ave. Hours 90
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PROP WALLACE Ha1miHt IL uuItfa
tho separated. srttIsh lovers quar-
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positive advice ora business eHd nin-
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lab First avenue Full reading for
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n 81 SELL
One-half Its value 14 elegantly fur
niahed rooms best transient house
tn city. very fine entrance all out
side rooms office ia front. This
ard see owner. Room ~ Union Blk,
40 lst ave q
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Or REVERENCE. specialist In dis
eases 81 men nud women. skin. gen
Ito. urinary aud chronic dlhehara.
Consultation free office hours Q %
ana Z toH Call or address suite 4
Sullivan block Seattle. Wash.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-22
Episcopal Deputies Favor Special
Forms Of Worship for For.
eisn Congregations.
NEW MISSIONARY BISHOPS
itcvs. Spald,ng, Roots, Aves and
Knight Are Chosen TO Repre-.
sent the Church NJ Home
and Abroad.

Boston. Oct. 2l.--The Episcopal gem
eral convention today adopted reso-
luton In the house OF deputies pro-
vlding for special forms OF worship
to meet the requirements OF foreign
congregations which may be brought
into the church. The proposal was
bitterly fought at the San Francisco
convention and met with much oppo-
sitIon IN Boston, many asserting thai
the measure would lead 10 great d.
yorce in the forms of worship, The
resolution win be- acted on by the
house Of bishops.
The deputies today elected the fol-
flowing missionary bishops. Bishop
of Salt Lake city. Rev Franklin ~
Spaldlng. OF Erie. Pa: bishop OF Han
kow. China, Rev, Logan II. Roots, OF
Arkansas; bishop of Mexico. Rev. Henry
u. AYES, OF Houston, Tex. bishop OF
Cuba. Very Rev. Albion w. knight. OF
Atlanta. Ga.
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form. Now letters and papers are
once more being distributed
For several years Postmaster
George Noakes carried tbs mall be-
tween these two points himself and
the people of Bertha and vicinity OBJ
tnlned their letters and daily papers
without d hitch. Several weeks ago,
however, II occurred to the postmaster
that he had no contract with the gov
ernment for carrying the mailsacks
this 80 feet. and 80 he applied for re-
muncratIon. This was at first re-
fused. but the mailbass remained on
the platform. whore they were thrown
by the postal messengers. and there
was no one authorized TO remove them.
IN the course OF time. however, the
trouble was made known to the postal
authorities In Washington. d. G., and
now J. NJ. Haines has the contract
for this B0-foot mnii route at the muni.
ficont salary OF 80 per month. and all
Ia well,
Bertha In the name OF the station.
but Hiilsdale Ii tho title Of the post
Office. The railroad men do not shout
"Hillsdale" ms they approach the
station because passengers are prone
10 confound the name with Hillsboro,
the thriving county seat Of washing
ton county. some ten miles further
west
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HUNTED OUT or SEASON.
Portland Nimrods Forfeit Bail In Az
bany.

Albany. ore. Oct. 2i.--T. w. John
stone and l.. w. Elwetzel. the two
Portland men who were TO have been
tried in the justice court In this city
yesterday for shooting Mongol,ar
pheasants beyond the legal limit, fail
amounting TO s35. The amount was en-
tered up as fines OF SIG each. the rest
being for costs. The two men EVIL
IDENTITY thought II the cheapest way
to get out OF the difficulty and decided
TO abandon the amount OF money put
up for bail.
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CARRIERS MAIL FIFTY FEET.
Man Has Peculiar Government job
At Town Near Portland.

Hlllsdnlc near Portland, has a spec
iai mali carrier. who Ii under contract
with the government to carry the
mailbags from the depot platform to
the poEtofiice. distance of so feet.
For this work he receives remunera-
tlon in the sum OF 80 month Thus
is ended controversy which threat
ened for time to leave residents
Of that locality without their mail,
for the postmaster refused to cary the
sacks from the station TO the post
once, nobody else had any right to
touch them. and the postal authorities
refused to hire any one for 80 insig-
nificant a task Meanwhile the mail
accumulated on the open depot plat
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the sun. with the flies and yellowjack-
cts feaating on them Later they are
taken TO shanty and smoked dry. n
some OF the people who cat dried sal
mon could pass through this sight and
then be offered salmon from the nic-
est table. they would, | am sure. say
mo. thank you"
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NICE SMOKED SALMON.
Indians Cure Hatchery Fish With Flies
Galore.

Underwood. wash. Oct. 20.-The In
dians are gathering here. as liz theiI
usual custom at salmon fishing time
They are going to the Little white Sal.
mon this year where the hsh hatchery
men give them the fish after they have
taken the eggs. The Indian squaw,
dress the fish and hang them on poles
or tree e-shaped posts to partly dry IL