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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
WANTS new CABINET OFFICER WHOSE DUTY
IT WILL Be TO PREVENT RACE SUICIDE

most OF the teaching considers the
child after It's character Is well
formed Hahy culture that includes
horedlty. prenSeOi influences aud tae
cradle iles ARE ignored and left 20
the rule Of Ignorance.
Many years ago. oliver wendell
Holmes made Tie statement that the
edueatlon Of the ehlld should begin
200 years before lie birth. Froebel
constantly reiterated that che frat
two sea q % chiian life was the
most formative period.
Mothers who rock the cradle put
the stamp Of Intelligence on lgnor-
ance upon tho nation. We honor
motheshood IN song aud story In
art. the madonnas are given the
highest place. in religion Mary IL
venerat9d next 10 God.
In the performance Of the natural
function or maternity. the foresight
care and protection that this sacred
office demands should be awarded 10
every woman.
We are horrlfied 70 know that .
Hindu woman casts her baby into
the 0anEca. but In Christian eoun=
tries. claiming the highest riviiixa-
ton. The expectaut mother may be
seen washing. serubbine. working IN
the truck patch. early and late. ply
INK her needle away into The night
all mayhHp Tor pittauee 20 keep
the wegf from the door.
The home department. this de-
rartment % baby culture. will 50
henor motherhood. VIII 40 provide
FOR the plenty OF children that are
20 come. that no mother will have
10 work Tor her own or her chill
dfwn's support. during the period q
EsHtatiou aud iactation. She may
not be Idle bat her industries will
be of her own choosing and will take
Tor herself the forms or recreation
and a the same time be adapted 20
the formative character Of the child.
Net aniy iu art. not only in religion.
shall u be said that "a mother IL
the hottest thing alive" bat ia and
through me government homes win
be guaranteed 20 all mothers. homes
that provide the best ensifBnnasnt
fuf thu health ana comfort Of niofh-
era and an assurance that their of.
spring shall be superior Ia physical
and mental qualities
Auefica has little If Nhich 70
beast. anti she has made provision
fof suitable CESSATION and cetnferf.
ahie birth Tor every ehlld Il L. 30
use 60 rianter fur plenty q ehn-
dfsn. until the wisdom and fore
aiEht ~ cur people and especially
the hradn 81 government plan and
prepare homes suitable FOR them.
Il IL not enough that ihsy havw
shelter. food and clothing. AIDED to
these there must be written Ia ahin-
ing letters on the heart % every
pafcni the uof1 WELCOME
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HERD OF deer
BRIGHTEN PROSPECTOR
EDWARD mmILLAN QUITS RICH MINING DISTRICT BECAUSE
or APPEARANCE or VISIONS or THE 10 NEEDED.

poetor was unable 10 save any Of
hia supplies.
For days he lived on nothing but
meat until he finally met a party
Of Indians. from whom he secured
food lie then set out for the head
waters of the O'CoHn0r river. Here
Mcmillan says he struck gold. He
says the metal could be found even
Al the grHsa roota Mcmillan. how
ever. b. THIS time had run out OF
food Not a living animal Of any
description appeared. and he bad
practically nothing 70 eat for five
days.
lie stated that on the sixth night
the deer first appeared approaching
hia camp through the dusk Fear
Ing 10 take long chance. Mcmillan
waited until the animals seemed al
most upon him Then he fired The
herd. according TO Mcmillan. then
disappeared. Mcmillan stated that
the animals appeared nt the same
hour on two succeeding nights and
on both occasions he attempted to
shoot ono OF them. with the same
result.
The miner stated that while 10
now believes he was afflicted with
ALTERATION Of the mind, yet AZ the
time the animals looked as natural
as II they we're really there.
Il then became frightened" he
told his friends. and left the coun-
try
The story was told here by the
passengers OF the City OF Seattle.
which arrived IN port from tho
north Thursday morning.
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eiallsts and deeply interested In the
progress Of the race should be given
charge Of Subdivisions IN the depart
mont
State universities. colleges. public
and private schools have within a
few years. added 90 their eurrteula
scientifIe and practical Instructions
upon the economics of the home
So far. this is we'll. and denotes pro-
grcss In the rlght direction. A
aimilar provision should be made %
give selentific instruction upon
marriage and reproduction.
The flippaney and thouEhtlsss-
ness with which many young PEG
pie enter an engagement Is greatly
IA contrast to the gravity aud re-
sponsihilIty % the situation with
out as much training "a may be
given Tor a situation a. a clerk or
housemaid. Two young people as
sumo the relationship OF husband
and wife and set up homo In
which propagation becomes an inciz
dent The gifl may have never even
dressed a baby. and moro than llks-
II has had NO instruction ON she
science OF reproduction. The inno-
eenea OF Ignorance IL the investment
she offers Al The marriage altar.
We educate children In hookeFaft.
handcraft and staterraft. why
not add lageeraft and baby
craft 60 the eufrieula OF Kehoolf
WHY MAY not MIN NJ Enus
"a fsFen a. FffFrff A Nfs4s ahrft
WOMEN As WIVES. AND both
AS PARENTss
Colleges. books ans encyclopaedia
should reiustafe experKated phyaio-
logy. that youth may learn Of
special natural functions They are
taught reyerentiy thar nature Is the
rrst hyhrcdlsf They also learn that
BY building and grating new and
Improved fruits are produced: or hy
union Of pollen 70 stigma 4 neW va
riety % corn Il ElYen. SO also
through seleaune researeh they may
knos that stlrpieulture may be ap-
piled 10 the human race a. well a.
to the animals
A bureau og literature should be
a special feature of the huuae Do.
partmeat. Books and periodicals
that give scientific instruetion np8n
marriage aad parcnlaRe should be
within reach % all
The prescat pgaacrlptlve posloffice
regulations should not be con-
strged 70 ieclude scientific ku0ui.
edge upon reproduction.
hen aud women eoutnm plating
marriage should find In this bureau
Information and instruction upon
The most vital topics theT are called
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CALLED OFF

LOS ANGELES. April 27-The
issue Of $50 .oo0. 900 bonds proposed
by the Hartman Clark Salt Lake
railroad will be reconaidered- IL
was 20 decided At a nesting Of the
directors today. the time being
ds.med not propltioua one for
the floating Of tho bonds Senator
CLARK stated that n year from now
IS per cent could be had on the
bonds. and that until then short
time paper would serve all pur-
poses Some surprise was created
By the announcement.
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and STILL
THEY COME
TEN or THE TEACHERS IN THE
WORLDS FAIR CONTEST
HAVE EACH MORE THAN 1000
VOTES.

The cod weather II the past few
DAYS has had 20 effect on tho vot-
Ing in the BIG Worlds Fair con
test
For the friends % school teach
crs representing nearly every school
In the city are casting ballots for
their faYorite and ~ present. though
the contest IL bat thrcs weeks old
ten 81 the teachers have each re-
ceixed more than i.0ao votes. while
the thrca leaders now muster 4 to-
tai Of nearly 10000.
The interest Ia the race which
wiil decide who are the five most
popular school teachers IN the state
continues undated. and the com
petition a. kerusr than ever.
The five winners Hrr 10 have a
veek at the Portland exposition as
guests Of Tho Star. and The Star
readers are huatling for tho favor
orifca every day.
lust watch how the relative
standings Of the candidates change
from day 10 day and you viii get
an idea ~ how close the race IL.
The following f. the standing Of
the leading candidates TO date:
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Ia 49, n srocKnAM.

ny M ALICE 4. sfockhAM.
.,'.s,sht. 1895. by the Newspaper
r.tsrprlse Association
s sa.s dime in lite every man has a
s..s,ayiax TO become a father
hea' ~snv times every woman
As- - b hecema 4 mother. The de-
=, oflspflus Is inherent Ia hu@
~ - President Roosevelt. IN a
ras hsfore the mothers Con
So made a sirOng plea for "nlen-
shYIdrena and a protest AGAINST
- he IS pleased 10 call Race
ss rS,stine people. students a stir
.',,.rs however. demand that
saSrss shall be fewer and better,
"a ssat there should be Intelligent
.-,,ei az the formulating power
$50 - s,,aditlons provided for the best
... - AZ the child. True. there
=. ~, wemen Who. devoted 10 eouyen-
s.s.sntles. seek pleasure In cares,
$3.50 and fashionable faxofites.
- nave no time for motherhood.
-, live In . play world, spending
- .fs,rt and money In keeping up
.s,sarnsers. This class OF people
- rlahtfally be accused Of com
raslag race suicide
me naf Of eommereialiEm bars
.An5r,u from hotels. BOARDING
49, ana apartments IF THERE
- "a ROOM FOR CHILDREN. II
~ary ARE IN EVERY BODY =
way AND THERE Is NOWHERE
s.aR THEM To co. No WAY 70
-R1fS HEAD. HAND AND
HEART. WHY NOT HAVE RACE
srICinEs-
uwe arr 10 have plenty 81 chill
Arc. and they are 10 grow up net
rsAealghv In body and siunted and
vS-Ious Ia mind. 10 quote Presidcet
Rsoseesli. we must call into service
- intelligence. the Eeniua. tie In
v,a.lve and creative faculties uf
msa and xomen 10 provide Tor
sean. Present conditions. especial
y IA cities. are unfhvorRble Tor
nusnszge. II THE CRoWnlNG
tND HrDnIiNG or PEOPLE IN
CREAsEs IN THE CENrERs OF
CIVILIZATION. RACE SUICIDE
MIST BECOME, NOT A NATTER
on CHOICE. BUT A NECESSITY.
We have broad prairies. beautiful
Valleys. vast mountains. Nhy not
whine them thar : plentiful progeny
ueea BOT be outcasts. where twins
and trsplefx may b. reared without
~ q landlords eviction.
ne cure for race suicide may be
t1xna IN the estabilshment of 4 uex
aspartmeng IN government to - De-
Tste5 10 human culture. giving best
esazittonz for parentaEe. and best
tsrifuamsat fn< the physical. men
al snd moral aexeiopmeut Of the
eslld This department. nay be
called q department Of human cut-
tara o. home culture. department.
e tie home OF Of stirpleuiture or
e aathfpnai0gy. Ths name should
y brad and inclusive. It's first
tsongkf and object bciag 20 born
hsftM hahseA
This department. should include
- Aossehnid economics. science Of
marriage and reproduction. stir
rtralture. Or Improvement In stock:
aetaecanwy. or prenatal culture.
laknaogg. Or the nciencs OF ehiid-
hgtz. pstlology. o. child culture.
Ven a1a women eminent A. Epe-
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The MARkET

The ono big feature OF the local
markets Thursday was the arrival
Of several crates Of VashOn straw
berries. This Is the first time
ever known that Vashon berries
were on the market before Oregon.
Ryan & Newton received this ship
ment exclusively. selling them at
1913 per crate. Veal has taken an
other drop and is weak AZ 5 cents.
Several crates OF Mississippi toma-
toes are due here Wednesday morn
ing. They will be put on the mar
ket at s4.75 per crate
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NEW YORK sTocks.

NEW YORK STOCKS.
High. Low. Close.
Amalgamated Copper. STA. so "a.
Sia-G.
Ex-diy. Amalsamated Copper per
cent
Atehison, Sc rs. s47-s. SIS.
Baltimore & Ohio. los. los. f0s Ia.
Brooklyn. &C Is. 90 Ia. east.
Can. Pacific. 1b1 1-2. las is. 14S IA.
Erie. A Id. 421-4. alt.
Peoples Gas. i0s l-2. let Id. l0l "a
Illinois Central. iel1-2, l5s1-a
ISIS is.
l. q n. i5s IL. las. las 1-S
Manhattan, i6i L.. 1913. 16s.
Metropolitan. iie2-s, ZIG "a. III.
Missouri Pacific, 100 IL, %, %.
New York Central. t4SI-L
Pennsylvania I4ib-s, 1s9 Ia
1S9 Id
Reading, 9t7-s. 927-s. %.
Rock Island, s21-s. $685.. 50 Sd.
ST. Paul. iI9. 175. IT'S.
Sugar. l42 SIS. f3S ID, 1865
Southern Pacific. GAIA. e1i-G
6f1-s.
u. 5. Steel SO as. SO "a. "a.
u. S. Steel pfd., lo2 SIS. i0o,S-G
100 Sd.
Union Pacific, les IS. i2l IL. f92.
sales 20 noon. b96 loo shares
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EDUCATORS MEET IN JULY.
NEW YORK. April 2T.-With the
president Of the United States az
chief guest. and leading educators
among the speakers. the next gen
oral convention OF the National Ed
ueaiional association. which will be
held In Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove. y. J.. next July. promises TO
be the most notable In the assecla-
TONS history.
The sessions will continue five
dayG Besides President Roosevelt.
the notable speakers will include
Mayor Mcclellan OF New York City
and William T. Harris. United
states commissioner of education.
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rs ON TIE QUIET

BOSTON. April 27.-Dr. Washing
ton GLADDEN.. OF Columbus. o.. mod
orator 81 the general council OF
Congregational ministers. made an
address behind closed doors at a Sc
eret meeting OF Congregational min
lister last night for the purpose. 1t
Il Understood. OF protesting against
the gifts 70 churches being made by
John u. Rockefeller. II was an
nouneed that no report OF the meet
Ing or It's action would be given uu-
I'll tomorrow.
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Beans. dry. per cwt ss.5RaTs.
small whites. t31bGg.75: large
whites. t3aaib; pink beans. ss25;
bsyo beans. ss.2a. Lima beans
green bcns iSc ID. wax beans 1sc 10. I;
beets per sack 75cGsIOo
Placentia cabbage, 2Ac. cauliflower.
case, t2b0; garlic, new, 1bc:
onions. yellow. ID. 4c. onions. Fanno.
DC: young onions. Zoe; Globe onions.
SC bunch. spinach. crate. 500 l6c.
lettuce, siBon L75. head lettuce.
dozen, t0es carrots. sle06f IFS
Yakima potatoes. t26.00m 2T.0O:
Greedy potatoes. $1,000 22oo: Yak
ina Early Rose. $50: new
California potatoes. Sc per ID:
Colorado potatoes, S2i0OW %. 90
dollhouse randishes. use per dog
apples. fancy. sf.50m22b: Spleen
berg apples. St2ie5: California
sweet potatoes, S26os artich0krs. per
doz., 75c, Californa celery. S1m1. 25.
native rhuharh. 2Haisc: cucumbera.
long green. s1.60 dozen; aspara-
gus. Dc; Walia Walla asparagus.
s.. Summer asparagus, t2.e6. Cali
fornia barb. box. s12b. green meas.
Sc; tomatoes. 92.251 ESQ: green pep-
pers. Boo III. telephone peas. f2e.
Mississippi tomatoes, SAYS crate.
Fruits
Bananas. bunch. S25nmabC. eates
70. 8 q ffee; fiEH. Alb bricks SIsa.
iEH secdlCag f0-lh cartoons. 60
q tsc- Erupe Fruit uer hoy s. 80
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BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE

HI EDMUND VANCE EUOkE
Harki 20 that sound which stops the breath.
Which hints OF struggle combat. DEATH
on. Il that the Russian serf burst his thral
And struck his down. demanding liberty ALI
Or is't gentle president getful OF his cares
Just KILN snakes and ehokn wolves eatn grizzly
Harki 20 that distant defamation
Which shakes the pillars Of eTeatoni
Oh. il IL Roeatvensky meeting Togo face 10 face.
And IL the battle raging heh makes
Or lat urbane president. OF tsnderest
Out for ! little exercise and sh ootin' up a town.
Hark TO that fearful. fearful cry
which rises 90 the mourning skyi
oh. Il lndias ntricke with their DOOM
the common tomb
iat placid president. vi IN all HIS done
just hootn cuttin stabbn nd ascruuchn
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Or. Alice y. stockham. Of 4
= Chicago. startled the Anthfa- 4
q paloEy club, Of that city. few 4
4 days ago by urging the creation 4
% a new cabinet portfolio 60 .
= train husbands and wives and 4
% provide for the scientific
= propagation OF the human race. 4
Or. Stuekham's Idea wss 50 4
= unique that the Newspaper En- 4
: trfpfise association asked her q
: 60 write an article giving IN =
uere detail her opinions an the 4
= whale subject :
nr. stoekham was born IN :
= ohio eb years ago ana tuak her =
medical degree ia Cincinnati :
= She married physician and =
devoted her iifa ta the study u :
= children especially 90 the =
e study af prenatal Influences. =
e she Travelled around the Neri1 a
4 and Investigated nane Of ths 4
= quaint HystafnH in vogue Ca =
= countries where uaterHalIam Is :
a part % the government she =
: spent a year 81 the guest 81 :
= BARONESS Gdnurnb mw iu Fin =
: land. studying The educational q
. handieraft called sieds. smd =
. hrouEh, a teachcr 20 the cbi- q
= cneo Normal school a. her own =
q expense. Later. ahs vas the =
q guest 81 Toiagel. =
. nt. atoc kham has penetrated Y
= iaata. Thlaet kiHnehuFia. Ka- q
e rea. China and Japan. and - =
= the author - several text .
: bsoss. sac - hilfef OPP .
q roneut 81 ths theory that ig- e
4 ueranen Is Innocence. sud ahe .
= writes without pfuasfy q
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AuGusTANA FOUNDERS DAY

ROCK ISLAND, III, April 81
prominent Swedish Lutherans from
many parts Of Illinois. Iowa. Wis
e0uHin and Minnesota gathered here
today and took part In the celebra-
ton Of Founders day at Augustana
college. A feature OF the celebra-
ton was the announcement OF the
receipt OF nearly $4,000. raised by
popular subscription In Sweden aud
sent as gift to the college.
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Lack of food and suffering untold
hardships a. the result Of n pros
pecting tour In the Alsek country,
Edward Mcmillan. who recently re-
turned 90 Junsau. Alaska. says he
wan forced to forego further inves-
tiEntioDa ~ piece OF mining prop
efty becauae he was driven almost
insane BY the nightly appearance
Of n herd OF deer Mcmillan Was
sent north into the Aiaek district
by ~ q Rogers. who believed that
the country had not been thoroughly
gone over during the rush Of 1908.
Mcmillan started for the Alaek
country during the latter part Of
January. intending % establish liy-
Ing quarters by the time spring ar
rived Up until March I Mcmillan
lived on Gladstone creek. but he
got 'huneh" that he was getting
off wrong" and decided 20 change
his location Packing bis traps. he
started across Lake Kluane during
a heavy storm. when within n
short distance OF thu shore Me
Millan's canoe waa upset by a
heavy sea. With the exception OF a
little food the unfortunate pros
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KILL ED
cBy seripp. Nsws A.r

CoLFAX. Wash. April II
George schmidt son OF Conrad
schmidt. was accidentally killed
Wednesday while shooting squirrels
with his brother John John acct
dentaily discharged hts rife, the
bullet entering Georges neck. sew
erinE the iugnlar vein.
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MILWAUKEE,. April 2I-Firs
early this morning destroyed the
aix.atnrY baildinK Of the Hanson
Fur company. The ioaa IL tso1. 900.
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! Sacrifices fortune 10 escape
! persecution OF the phantom {
! herd Of deer DelnniOu caused
! ~ hunger results In Edward 4
! Mcmillan leaving valuable !
! mining property.
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SEAT lie. April IL
High. Low. Close.
wheat
May. 30. Ss&. SIS.
July. 50. So Ia. 81.
September. so. 10 Ia. 70 rs.
Corn
May. fe. IS. fs is
July. IS Ia. as SIS. &c SIS.
September. &C is, IS.
Oats
May. ~ "a. Is IA. S3-4.
July. IS is. asia. 2s7-s.
September. Is SIS. ssf-4.
Pork
May. silsT. tiis2. s1Ls2.
July. sf2s0. st2.25. si2.2s.
Liverpool wheat closed: May. la
lower. July. rs lower.
Northwest receipts: Wheat. ia
cars. against SO last year. Chicago.
50 cars against 10 cars last year.
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The business Mems association
held a nesting Wednesday night
and the question of new hospital
Was discussed A committee was
appointed. consisting % three mem
bera q the association They viii
80 among tho mill employees and
other persons Of the city and ox-
plain 10 them tho advantages OF the
new hospital A proposition was
alNo made 10 present n petition TO
the city council for a street Hprink-
Ter The expense viii be taken out
Of the general fund or the AUDITING
property owners will be assessed.
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Can't be beat far style or quality.
Gil ana sr0 the n-sg 1ura T. n
Brooks s. Co. 1891 End ave. 80.
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hrs a srookHAM WOULD HAVE THE NEW DEPART.
..ar INSTRUCT MEN AND WOMEN ON THEIR DUTIES AS
snssANos AND WIVES AND AID IN THE SCIENTIFIC PRO.
s,aArloN or TIE HUMAN RACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
WORK COMPLETE

CHICAGO. April 27.-The federal
grand jury completed its work of
hearing the evidence In the packing
house investigation with today
sessions. The jury viii reeonvene
next week aud indictments are not
expected before that time. uiaetrict
Attorney Morrison refuses TO pre-
dict whether any true bills will be
voted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

upon 70 consider. chiid culture Is
cpruman theme of TIE day. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
Il Pays to Deal at
Lang's
spinning's Specials

Vaaiiiy costs, but Il paya I, aoss
y. o1iiy pay Ia the wear ana run
f14ii'iss Of a bicycle. but there
an appreciation aud aatiafaeiion
= i'ainS 1895 spinning Cuahian
49, coaster Bicycle that is never
.s-na ~ cheap bicycle. $50 with
s.s q two speed coaster. n you
=. ~ ufed of saving money don't read
- a. See window Tor q other
noneY savers.
- WARDEN Trowel lie
a. 4. y, .ssssabls Knife ....... ao
- 80 Purse .............. Sc
=. nssefAibie Screw Driver 1so
81 se hegffs Vegetable Knlfs. I5o
- - Wills Mhisk Brooms ...........I 5o
4, =. warden Rake ........... Iso
~ warden sarasn Rake. ............iao
'sh Rake ............ gee
'pinnins's Satisfactory Store
1910 geeora A.
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At Ballard



The schooner Columbia arrived In
port here wednesday aud IL now ly-
ing AZ the Seattle Bhlpyards dock
She Gel be put on tbs ways and
painted. The ship IL oNned by A.
Meyer OF San Pedro. from whonce
she has just come. She viii go TO
Everett and take on a cargo OF
lumber from 4e Northern Lumber
company there The ship made
very good time coming over. eape-
cially when neASinK the end OF her
Journey She passed Cape fintiory
ON the goth Mt 1870 a. M. and ar
rived In Seattle At Lac that night
A very interesting little story il
connected with her trip over here.
just before starting the captain Of
the Soquii. another schooner which
was Just starting for Seattle. came
on board the Columbia and stated
that he would like 20 make "a bet
OF couple OF hundred dollars that
his boat would land In port five
days ahead OF the Columbia. No ono
acemed 10 wish Ia take up Captain
"kuropatkln'Br bet. His associates
all knew him by the name OF Kuro-
patktn, on account of his being a
Russian.
Ills bet however. was taken ~
Captain apraEue. of the Columbia.
All the captain had to say In regard
to the outcome Of the bet vas that
the Columbia has heca In port for
two days aud the 50qull has not
turned up ~. Captain BpraRuo
stated that the Columbia passed sew
eraf faat achoonara ON the trip. She
viii leave Tor Everett the latter part
OF thia week. and from there back
20 San Pedro.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. April ~
II. " Tucker. ir. today bought
5o-aerc tract az Tuner Kan. on
W. IT, 80 build iarre independent
oil refinery
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The steamer City OF Seattle ar
rived In port Thursday morning
with ti35.000 In gold and 90 pas
senrers. The gold was send down
by the Treadwell company and Is
consigned to the Bank OF Califor-
MIA. Of San Francisco. She also
brought "a cargo Of fresh fish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co. lincl. brokers. 3es.
305 and SOC Alaska building.
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regular iec cakes. 4 for. DC
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Williams Marsh Violet Soap: reg
ulaf lie cake. 3 for. $50 22&
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