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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Was a Friend of Chiefs
Wife'S Sisters Husband

Why, Mr. Delancy's wife's sis
ter's husband works with us on the
riEht-of-Way and this man Is a
partner OF mine and has been for
the past three years. volubly eX-
pialned Isaac Sheltrow. a contractor
AZ police headquarters after a
nights sleep.
He was taken into custody as a
witness against J Moore shortly
after O'Clock Thursday afternoon
because he complained 20 Patrol
men Lilly and Damn that he had
been robbed OF s305I aud two gold
watches In the Labor Exchange sa-
loon. on Washington. lie accused
another man Who stood al the bar
With him and his partner. but the
money and the watches we're found
ir the pockets OF his friend and held
as evidence against him Moore
was locked up. but Sheltrow was
released on his own personal re-
oognlzance 10 report Friday morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

a-yard- wide cowpuneher from the
wildH OF Montana.
A young chap he IL. but ntnlWnrf
and good TO look upon. lie wan
dercd into the Third Avenue several
weeks ago and az once fen before
Miss May when she made her first
entrance.
How he managed 70 keep from
shooting up the place when he saw
his idol the victim OF the heavy
mans cruel Vaccinations. ia "A rnyH-
tefy 90 his friends who declare that
the young cowboy is as handy with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Jim Hams Extreme Courtesy
Causes CONSERVATION in New Off

CHICAGO. Aug. 25,-Important
questions of etiquette are disturbing
the corporation counscls office. Mrs.
Sherwood and other authorities on
good manners are receiving flocks
OF queries on the great question,
Should a man remove his hat in
lowing 70 his boss II the former sets
that mode OF recognltion2"
offhand. one would Immediately
answer YES" but there are certain
circumstances which give TO the
question phase that boosts Il from
the simple into the complex.
J. Hamilton Lewis. tho new cor
poration counsel, is a gentleman OF
most delightful courtesy. II is his
extrome politeness 81 his assistants
and cicrks In the offices Of the city's
legal department which has forced
them into the slough ot0mbarrass-
ment.
Always on greeting any OF his as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

What would you rather be. Miss
header--a leading lady IN a stock
company or play the star part on
the rolling plains Of Montana
ranrhT
This II the problem that l. ver-
Ink Miss Aiileen May. heroine OF
hundred stage dramas and star OF
the feminine contingent at the Third
Avenue theater
tor the past few weeks the hand
some fair-haired leading woman has
been the recipient Of much atten-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Umil GUESSED Right

Emit weiander. Of ist washing
ton. aWoke Friday morning with a
premonition that he had been rob
bed. Investigation proved the
truth Of the surmlse Armed with a
skeleton key a burglar had slipped
into the room during Welander's
siumhers and packed of ilS and n
gold watch The trousers and vest
were found In the hallway with the
money and other Vaiuables missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

sistants in the morning Mr.. Lew
removes his hat Naturally, thu
man who receives this courtesy
would wish TO return 1t In the SANG,
way.
lie lifts his hand 10 his hat %
reeiprocate the bow. and then the
thought strikes him:
III ! adopt this. to me, exaggcr-
ated politeness Mr.. Lewis may think
| am doing II to retain my position
despite the change Of admin!stra-
ton"
The mans natural Independence
and desire 10 be sincere assert them
selves, His hand moves away from
the brim OF his hat; then back
back again. Ii flutters In hopeless
confusion between the top OF his
lead and HIS trousers pocket.
And Mr.. Lewis passes on into h.a
office. wondering az tho Younger
mans confusion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Faben Pleaded Effectively For
Mother and Hungry Youngsters

lection TO paying over any more
money. claiming that Wright had
cnce sent some groceries to the
house and that he hadn't been able
to earn much money lately.
Upon hearing this report Attorney
Faben waNed wroth and a lively
verbal scrap between himself aud
Wright's lawyer followed. Faben
stated that Wright was a wife-beat-
er and In addition to his more re-
fined cruelties OF starvation and
neglect had three times knocked his
wife down and kicked her brutally.
Judge Morris ordered Wright to
obey Judge Griffiu's instructions
and hand over the stipulated money
until such time as the case could be
heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
THIGH FRACTURED

While engaged at carpenter work
In the basement OF the Stone. Fish
er q Lane building. At the corner Of
University and Second. shortly after
10 o'clock on Friday morning. Jos.ph
Beloge made a misstep which re-
suited in a fractured thigh.
The ambulance was summoned
and the sufferer taken to Providence
hospital, where he was attended by
Or. Sturgis. The fracture Is serious
and will keep the carpenter in bed
for sometime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

Fer Sale arraa ard Lands. Con.
WATERFRONT oN MGR Lana
taiiss FROM Seattle aeuma lntsrurs
in me valley. . arfes. part t.ottom
land, balance good upland. nice
bearing orchard. one acre In sifas-
barn. several outbuiidiuEs horss.
harness and wagon z cows. 30 FiFs
mouth Rock and HroNu t<rhoTu
hruHs Incubator end hruolsfs
outfit II farming tools. N.sa. easy
ROBERT MALTHY.
sisHo-s1 Alaska bldE -
BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONTAGE
One Il the most desirable points on
half acres ali under hirh state 81
Two green, sa uhs no fsst IONS IONS
windmill. ali kinds q choice fruit
a place that II more than self sup
porting. and one % the most dtsirs
able holmes Ia or about R,attis. oniv
. minutes from Pioneer Sauars -
feet - lake frontage Price s. zoo
y THE WHITE RIVER VALLEY
8 acres. all under cultivation onis
haM hours run from the city. for
EAST or KENT
" acres 81 good land. 2 acres cleared.
good house and barn. bearing or
ehard finely Natcred 8 M
a. LAWRENCE, ssA Second Ave.
FIFTEEN ACRES An IN pasture no
timber, no brush. adjoining small
town. 3 mlngigH walk from depot
ROBERT MALTnY.
sis-ssIgn Alaska Bldg 20
FREE CAMPING SITES on LAKE
Washington. Beautiful Eruvea. fine
boating and fishing Zine large
IL Of 81 down balance
week. Fivc-esnt fare hy buying
tickets from tht coud Ictof. lake
Maahi.ssi i,il street car to Atlantic
lgtEe nfN store. or call Rooms i-2-s
RICH RIVER BOTTOM Near Au-
burn. ? acres IL improved orchard
81 10 tfees troom house. barn a0xf0.
RQuERr MALTBY.
1890 ~ Alaska Bldg %
SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES or
GOOD HOMESTEAD LAND OPEN
ron sETrLEM ifNT. this land will
produce oil kinds 81 crops without
Irrigation. wheat, 30 10 GO bushels 70
THIS FIHE LAND, only a few miles
from railroad and town. Dozens OF
SETTLERS coming In every day. Don't
put this OF. but come In At once.
la pOILEY, se-Go Pioneer Blk TT
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND 40
acres. 10 cleared. all good land. plcnz
~ of water for irrigation. orchard
70 trees In bearing. good Groom
piNHtcrcd house several outbufld.
iuRa rs cents fare 10 Seattle. $500.
terms.
ROBERT MALTBY,
aia-H0-a21 Alaska Bldg. 20
Forty acres OF the best land In Wis
conHin, close to good town and two
railroads, for grocery store In Seat
tie MIL put in some cash II ncccs-
aaFy, N, care Star. al
FARM BARGAIN leo acres, ib acres
Ia cultivation. 20 acres pasture. large
bearing orchard comfortable ssronm
house several 0utbuildlnEa team.
hhfnefa, wagons cows. hogs chick
ems farming imftt ments. houscholH
furultuFe - 90 YrrmH.
HOBlsJtr MALTnY
Fu-2 Alaska Bldg. 20
CiOaE-lN farms and acreage tio yer
acH6, Some Improved selling out
Gtsef the owner. iIiliman, IN the Times
biock. to-day. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
The MARKETS


Bsans. dry. per ewt-. tafsaaTs.
No. small whites. fabo. choice
whites. taEs5 large whites. &3ffAI5s
pink beans. ta50. hayo beans. 500.
beets. per sack. 81. psrsuips. lilo.
carrots. toc Per sack cauli-
flower. Use per doE.. garlic. Zoe per
10 telephone peas. Sc. green pep
pcfs. lbc per box squash. ic. pafs-
ley. 2sc doz turnips. Gee sack.
Tokey grapes. ilso. AuEcat grapes.
ti.1t boz, Prince grapes. &i4b
per box; eantaloupez. 7scmti0o
Per crate, cabbage. iAnih G..
Yakima tomatoes. f5cHtlo0 2o-lh
case hot house tomatoes. 75c box.
cucumbers tod 2be per doz. corn.
S0cHti 90 per sack. potatoes. 15af
$50 per ton. California onions. I've.
celery soc doz. yellow tomatoes aH
&c per 10. eEg plant Sc Per 70.
Fruits.
Dates. SO per case. figs. case u Id
bricks. fL76. seedless figs. 10-lb
cartons. 60e, grape fruit, $3.50 per
case; lines. 81 per hundred; or
anEes. Aab.s0. Wenatchee and Va
kima peaches. 65cat1 box. Craw-
fords. s0cafl; plums, 9OW7be;
biackbcrrics. tt.b0. cooking apples.
$50. vatermelous. f2.00mi3.O0 per
doz. pears. lie per doz. sugar
pears, 1bc crate Nsib apples 81 per
large box, Champion pruncH. 15e9f
81. strawberries. t8Hab0. pine
apples. itaaef $50, cocoauuts. soc
per dog. huokleberrics. 12c per III;
cherries. 25c per III. lemons bH Sc
Hawaiian piueapples. $3.50. Califor-
MIA honey, l5c per comb.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese, IiMi7e:
cream brick cheese. lee: Cali
fornia cheese, i2Ac. oregon cheese,
lbc; Eastern cheese. AYE. butter.
native creamery, zee. cooking. Ib6f
2Oc. California fresh creamery, 22c.
eastern butter, 23e; oregon butter.
22c.
strictly fresh ranch. per dozen.
2Sm 2ac; oregon eggs, 23d24c,
eastern eggs, 22c.
sugar.
Golden a, IN sacks. s5.26; extra G.
In sacks. t5,35. powdered, in bar
rels, f610; dry graduated. In sacks,
$500 cube, IN barrels t6.25: beet
sugar, tb2b. maple sugar, i0ai2ne.
Less " u paid within 10 dara
A coon nfY-io acres n miles
from Seattle; an level, T. acres Inn
proved 0-roon piaftcred house.
frame barn 46kb0. 9 crooks through
the place. price. including farm im-
plements. s. aoo: easy terms
ROBERT MhLrnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

ain't much on arithme tie.
An Efammar's not my line,
An when u comes ter 'ntronomy.
oh, III I'm way behind
But put me on buekiuR horse
An let him have bis head;
III guarantee ter tame IN boss.
or bring I'm back home deadi
And as for girls. now look here. cap.
I'm not "A ladies' man.
tnul ! saw this Aillsen girl
I didn't give "a d--u
Fer amy Of the other sex
Fer Maud OF Rose or Bianoh.
Hut now I'm bound to have Aillcen
A. partner on my ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Cowboy Lover Threatens
To Kidnap Ai1een May

PRETTY AeTRuso HAS sTReHu Que rl@s !" poeslHs PER
slsrEsT voo6R Hal Is FROM PLAINS OF MONTANA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Star Want 'Ad. Agencies

Wan, al, office, Haslsy's Drug
stsrs. Second and Pike. Phones,
sunset soeo, Ind. lisa
c. N. Lohndretf, cigar s,srs. sis
Second Avenue
Quaker Drug Store, 1918 First Ave
p. n. Mullen, s2t Ballard Ave Sp'
pSsi,s City hAIL
Frsmont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Frsuaent Ave-
Thes. HARRIS. AZ poateffice, Renten,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

WHY DON'T YOU USE YOUR TIM
uFW RIGHT Several thousand
acres Of good timber land open Tor
setfIement Use your timber right
nj once These claims Will cruise
100000 10 7.oO0. 900 feet OF good tim
her. this Is the chance u a lifetime,
act while you cam satisfaction guar
auteod everybody.
DOIIEY. mo-Fn Pioneer Blk. II
For Ssle-,Faras and Lands
SIXTY ACRES Half bottom land,
balance Rool upland, plenty % run-
cling water. ~ acres improved now
s<pom house, good frame harni
etNcr1l outhuiidiuHr one mile from
town. " cents fare 10 Seattle. 1880
HDBEHr MAf.TBy,
0l9 121-Hi Alaska ifidg. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

hEsN ROOM 49, ueaN for rent IN
nice large office phone. etc 9e
En rtuuaer block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

v ALLEY

THE CASCADE ORCHARDS fr-
riration Canal is completed sud ac-
cepted bY tho engineer in charge,
Water was turned Ou and in nov
running through the entire d1th.
The soil takes the water bcnutifullt
from an irrigation hthhHUunH nnd
those who know are assured that
Cascade OfchartiH'' will ~ abs flcb-
ost in the Valley The soil In cas-.
cade Orchnrdaf " a decQmpqHed
granite. the best producing and most
ines hauHfiblc 81 soils under tffiEa-
ton.
TO those Who dou't kuurF. sN'AfsckDk
ORCHARDS iu the Wenatchce Vat
ley IL beautlfm 60 acres, ouc mile
from IeHVfn worth. on the q. n X.
~ The nearest irrigated lands %
Seattle The surface is Ideally leFtl
for irrigation purposes. acres IN
fruit berries, potatoes aud othtt
vegetables will keep FANNY IN
plenty. 10 acres means tnhcpcndehe'.
WAFER privileges will excel any
riratlon enterprise Ia the state We
have "a superior climate, market sou
and water rights. Now open Tor HalF
II q. PETERS. owner.
G. Alaska Bldg.
HAROLD KOHEN,
Local Representative,
Jeavcnwurth. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Patent Attorney

MORAN fdtoa COMPANY. HnEtnesFs
aud hhiphuidors pfy Docks. Lam'
bFf Mis- seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

GOOD ntfN-f0 acres. IT. miles
from Seattle an level, T. acres Inn
proved Groom pfaftrrfd house f.
frame barn 46kb0. 3 crooks through
the place. price. including farm im-
PIGMENTS g. 11o. easy terms
HOHERT Mht.TnY.
aio- nao= sEl Alaska bldg. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

Golden a, IN sacks. s5.26: extra c.
In sacks. t5,a5. powdered in bar
reis, f6.10; dry graduated. IN sacks.
1850, cube, IN barrels t6.25. beet
sugar. 1928 maple sugar t0al2hc.
Less ~ 10 paid within is daHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

CIOsE-IN farms and acreage. $40 DER
aca Some Improved selling out
Qt.et the owner. iiiiiman. IN the Times
pioch, today. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

PATENTS guaranteed. fenwlck
IawFVnrs 4 Yeats rNnFflrnce At
Maahinrtan neattIa office 81 Hufhe
building Guide Hrea TREE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

ADAMS a uroakH. Registered attorneys
r. patent and trade work causes. Il
Years experience la SsauA Col.
man block u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

FARM BARGAIN i9 acrea. ib acres
Ia cultivation. 20 acres pasture, large
bearing orchard com Portable S.ronm
house. several outbuildlnEa. team
harness, wagons cows. hogs ehicka
ems. farming imfe1 ments. houscholH
furniture. - 0d0 NrrmH.
HOBlsItr MALTnY,
gl9.Su-2 Alaska Bldg. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

ASK ABOUT THESE
I'm acres % excellent alder land
on good roaL HANDY O. electric car
neer square. terms - cash. balance
very easy
tilaaons acre % good alder land
HANDY 60 electric ear. near graded
school and driving distance n fafN f.
very easy terms
CHARLES y ADAM
30 guimau Hldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

NEw Plat EAST HiVERTuN
ACRE TRACTS
Pine alder land price from p a. ~
p~r acre. ufh fine aufiuE Eafrr
terms e. down and 8 ser month
kiaa sufue fine fiNfsarrr tracts Verf
cheap. frruH raHF
q ~ NICHOLS - Pioneer Hidr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

WORTH YOUR ATTENTION
Acre tracts the best % land cleared
CLOSE 90 station Hntrrurhau line =
minutes ride frufu Accidental ANe
al 4 bargain that Fou cannot dapffs
cate anywhere near Seattle See
a Davis. ~ Hlvsrtan Station. -
NEAT FIVE ROOM COTTAGE and
nee barn. with 4 aerea % Hnt-d iHsal
land fra minutes walk from car.
8 GO terms
ROBERT MALTnY.
sIa-GnsHu Alaska HidE -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25

ACRE TRACTS ~ minutes ride on
the car south rich level Land ven
easily CLEARED Is easy terms
ROBERT MAtTnY
ms gaa A. Alaska BLDG -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-25
Wanted.


PIKE eTRFHsT FURNITURE co
pays the highest price for second
hand furnisure. Main ass; Ind. tfs
VALDEZ FURNITURE co. pays
highest prices for houaehoid EoodA
ikio First Ave. White III. s1
JUDD pays cash or will exchange
household goods. Main zfsz COS PIKE.
wanted Children 70 board. by widow
With girl r. Best Of care. Phone
pei ~ n
Lest and Founc
TORT- From Raisler Heighth car,
Monday. aug. ~. a package Of let
tiers addressed to Mrs. Ella or Mrs.
E.J. Rice. city. Finder return 20
re
Liberal reward viii be given for re-
turn ~ channels bag containing two
solitaire diamond rings. one ruby
ring. surrounded BY DIAMONDS, one
pearl ring ana one pearl and diamond
M&1f0och Finder please return % ~
Firff Ave and receive feeard-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
Chief Justice WisWen Gives
Important Ruling
That Sellers Of Liquors in An
other State to be Resold
In Maine Cannot Recover..no Violation Of
Interstate Commerce Laws.

Portland. Me-, June 2O.-A decision
by Chief Justice Andrew J. Wiswell Of
the supreme judicial court of Maine re-
ceived, today. in the action of H. F.
Corbin and others VS.. Peter F. Houle-
nan rules that Chapter 90, Section G5
Of the Revised Statutes of Maine,
which prohibits the maintenance of an
action in the courts of this State to
recover for Intoxicating liquors bought
same in this State, is not in violation of
the federal constitution, which gives
Congress the power to regulate the
commerce between states.
The rescript states that 1t is a fun
damental and elementary rule of the
common law that the courts will not
enforce an illegal contract which is
contrary to public policy or which is in
contravention of the state Independent
of any statute in relation to the same;
no court would enforce a contract in
behalf of vendor to recover the pur-
chase price of goods sold if the vendor
had knowledge that the vendee was to
sell them in another state for illegal
purpose.
The question raised was rs to the
constitutional,ty of the statute in ques-
ton which does not make participation
by the vendor in the purchases illegal
purpose or even his knowledge of such
purpose necessary to prevent his re-
sorting to our courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
United States Officers Take
-Four Aroostook Men,
who, It Is Alleged, Have Been
Smuggling For Years.
Special Service Man Works Up the Case
and Obtains the Evidence.

Portland, Me-, June 2O.-Information
was received at the office of the United
States marshal, late today, that Depu-
ties Haskell and Hasty had arrested
four residents of northern Aroostook
county on charge of smuggling,
which they claim has been going on
for years.
The men under arrest who they be-
lieve are connected with a Montreal
concern, are Raymond Albert, mer-
chant and town clerk of Madawaska,
his brother, Alexis Albert, stage driv-
er between Fort Kent and Van Buren,,
Thomas Daigle, the ferryman between
Madawaska and EdmundstOn, and De-
loire Stanet, who is engaged in the bot
Ting business at Van Buren,.
They were taken to Bangor, tonight,
and probably will be arraigned, tomor-
row.
Frank E. Johnson Of Boston, a spec
ial agent of the treasury department,
obtained the evidence and made COM
plants for the warrants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
Leaves Washington on
Trip to Massachusetts
To Attend Commencement e.
ercises at Clark University.
VIII Also Visit Williams College. Worcester
Prepares Royal Welcome.

Washington, June 20-President
Roosevelt left here at 8 o'clock. tonight.
for Massachusetts, to attend the Com
mencemCnt exercises OF Clark Univer-
sity at Worcester, and Williams COL
lege at Williamstown.
He Travelled in a special train over
the Pennsylvania Railroad and from
Harlem river the route will be over the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad.
The presidential party will arrive at
Worcester at $40, Wednesday morn
ing. The President will then be es-
corted to Clark University where Com
mencement exercises will be held. He
will deliver the principal address OF the
day. He also expects to visit Holy Cross
college at Worcester and probably will
deliver brief address there Early in
the afternoon the party will proceed to
WilliamstOwn, where the President will
be the guest Of Pres. Hopkins Of Will
liams college.
At the Commencement exercises on
Thursday the President Will receive the
degree of Doctor of Laws and deliver
an address. Afterward he will make an
address to the general public. Early In
the afternoon of Thursday, the Presi-
dent and party will leave Williamstown
for Washington, being scheduled to ar
rive here before breakfast time. Friday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
PEARYS ARCTIC SHIP
Will Take Her First Trial Spin il
Portland Harbor, Today.

Portland, Me-, June 20.-COmmander
Peary's Arctic ship Roosevelt will take
her first and only trial trip, Wednes-
day morning. The steamer will leave
her dock at the Portland Co.. early in
the morning, and will proceed to Ran
dali & McAllister's wharf where she
will take on a supply of coal. She will
leave there at 10 o'clock for her trial.
The course will be down the bay and
will probably be 4-mile run.
Commander Peary will be present al
the trial which is being made by the
Portland Co, and n complete test will
be made of her engines, boilers and
equipment. Part of the steamers reg
ular crew will be on hand and a few
invited guests will be present.
The carpenters and machinists are
all through with their work on the boat
and prospects are bright for very
successful trial.
The Roosevelt will go to New York
in about a weeks time where she will
take on provisions and necessaries fol
her dash to the pole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
STATE FAIR TRUSTEES
Meet and Decide upon Minor Changes
at the Fair Grounds.

Lewiston. Me-, June ga meeting
Of the Maine State Fair trustees was
held at the Elm House, Auburn, Tues
day afternoon, with President b. ].
Libby of Oakland, c. I. Barker of Lew
iston, ID. w. Campbell of Cherryfield
Treasurer T.. j. Eveleth and Secretary
James L. Lowell of Auburn present.
1t was voted to build another cattle
barn on the grounds east of those all
ready standing. 1t will DE duplicate of
No. 8, which is one of the largest barns
on the grounds. The erection of this
building is made necessary by the in
creasing demand for more cattle space.
o. L. Reynolds of Auburn has been
awarded the contract for erecting the
new barn.
The boiler and engine at the grounds
will be sold. Electricity will be used to
run the elevator and lights in the eXhi-
bition hall.
The stallion Marston c., 2.O9H of
Pearls Brook Farm. Belfast, will be on
exhibition at the grounds.
1t was proposed that two new classes.
2.13 pace and 213 trot with suitable
premiums be made and the idea will be
adopted if the hOrsemen show different
interest.
There are demands for more space in
all departments. Especially is this true
in the cattle, mechanical and agricul-
tural implement departments. The City
hall show will be the best in 10 years.
says Trustee Barker.
There is also unusual interest among
the hOrSemen.