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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE Il DVERTTSE
MENTS OF THESE STORES IN TODAY,S ISSUE.

HACKBTT. CARHART co, Broadway and
15th-st.. offer suits ready 10 wear in the women's
department.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. sth-ave
imported sample robes: also some imported COS
TUNES. Some plain and fancy tailored suits are of
fered. and attention is called TO special sale of
silk shantung and some pure silk hair lire IoIIsines
ne Auas refrigerator is offered.
HEARN. West 14th-st and West l3th-st calls at
tention 10 the Arcade bargains also TO offerings in
spring curtains, novelty curtain sets new spring
rugs. new draperies. cretonnes and denims and
french net bed sets. Other offerings are wash
o is lapTics. women's tailored suits. women's
made dress shapes, large flower SPRAYS novelties In
feathers. woronbo covert Jackets and Faster no.
elites anu e' NV
SIEGEL-CooPER CO. shave, lsth-st 70 18th
st, will show tomorrow and on succeedings davs
Paris creations in spring millinery They also offer
erect hats, untrimmed hats, straw braids and
JoURNEAY BURNHAM Brooklyn. offer spe
cas- Tor tomorrow I'm silks They also announce
specials In go-carts-
Il. ONEILL & CO. Sth-ave 18th to 21st SITS an
Dounce for tomorrow showing Of vomen's new
s'1ts and coats and special in English Sicilian
swungs Colored and black silks viii also be
offered Attention is called cravenette and water
IrFooreo dress fabrics and to la Vida corsets
DEMPSEY & CARROLL No. % west 2sd-st
direct attention 10 their invitations announce
ments 81 home. church, calling and reception cards
and 70 their menus and dinner cards.
ENRICH BROTHERS. sth-aye ard 23d-st. are
showing linen robes. soft lace robes princess lace
slovers and hounces. allovers in Venice and VaIer-
ciennes laces, black chantilly houncing ruled Re
llsissance bed sets and Renaissance and Arabian
bonnie femme curtains
LID BoUTILLIER BROTHERS. West 23d-st
offer specials in Irish crochet and Point Venise
alover nets. cream and white soft laces and drap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
CHANCE TO TEST THE LAW
Canal Land To Be Tahen-Bond
Advertisements T'O-mOrro1c.
[sr TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUxE.l

Albany. March 25-The determination Of the
State authorities to proceed under the 1.000-ton
barge canal improvement law without waiting
for a settlement Of the question of its consti-
tutionality sgnined to-day by the an
nouncement that the first of the canal improve
rnent bonds would be offered for sale next Mon
day. On that day Controller Kelsey will ad-
vertise for sale 100000 OF these bonds, and
bids win be received until noon of April 20.
Since the courts will be unable to pass on the
constitutionslity Of the canal act before that
date. even If legal proceedings begin immediate
ly. the Controllers action viii put the ques-
ton sQuarely before the hnanciers Of the coun-
try. The nature Of the competition for these
bonds will furnish sure evidence of the attitude
OF Wall Street Two months ago when anti
canal interests applied to the Attorney General
for a decision on the question OF constitutional
ity Controller Kelsey declared that their ac-
ton would not delay preparations for market
ing these bonds. His determination accords
with the recent opinion Of the Attorney General
who advised the State authorities TO continue
work under the provisions Of the act, regard
less of what private litigation might be insti-
tuted TO test il.
The bonds to be offered for sale viii. of course.
contain the States guarantee protecting mr.
chasers. but it is believed that the ,,nSat,1e6
situation must have some effect on the sucoess
Of the State in marketing such securities
In the last few days the Superintendent az
Public Works informed ffty-two owners Of land
in Waterford. Saratoga County. that portions
OF the property lay in the route of the pronose6
Improvement Since these lands are the first 70
be acquired for the purpose of canal enlarge
ment, the first opportunity for a property own.
ers action 10 test the constitutionalty of the
law vii arise in that locally. The advisablit,-
Of such test was recommended by the Attor-
nsy General Two weeks ago. in the opinion IN
which he declared his personal confidence In the
validity OF the act and since IL is desira BILE that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
At Retail Only.
Lord 8 Taylor.
% price: jolly closed at the top 4asc the low.
from regular prices.

latter price July closed at the top 49lsc the low
Oats enjoyed the activity of other grains for a
snort time only at the opening. the market becom-
ing dull and quiet later. The heavy receipts and
ne large estimate for Monday had depressing
erect Receipts were 243 cars of which 20 cars
we're contract contra and Of the grade 5000 bushels
hence were $4,000 bushels; estimate of Mondays
Inspection, 34e cars May sold from 3Oa4c down to
20hc. " - anu
Provisions ruled fairly active and firm early hui
toward the latter part of the session trade qeted
down. The hog situation continues to be the hull
factor, as receipts were extremely light and prices
were at the high point of the year. The cash de-
mand also Is good for all kinds of product There
was good selling however at the outset by longs,
S12 S75 off to $12 spa back to s2 soy and sl2 S.
July sold from s13 off to S12 971a. May lard sold
from s. ia off to 81 - and reacted TO 81 Il and
81 l7h July sold from 81 321s off to 81 30 May ribs
sold from S. IS to 81 and eased off to Sc 971a July
sold from s. 7ia to s. 20 and eased off to the for
mer price Hog receipts were 10000 head and prices
at the yards &c to 1Oc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.


IAyerpool March 20-sailed. r,eamer Campana tRr)
Lizard. March %. $3.50 mPassed. steamer New-YorE
Rooerts. New-York for Plymouth Cherboure and
Sunderland. March 27- sailed steamer Potomac ,Br,.
sheldf March saied steamer Phpbus CGer) schier-
- horst from Hamburg New-York
Glasgow. March 24-Saled. steamers Pomeranian (Br)
Harrison New-York; -. Caledonia (Br new. for
Queenstown, March %. 11:5o m-saled steamer Celtic
tBrl Ransoa from lAverpoon, Neyy-York
Andersen New York Via tTbristan1a ieNsS 'uan''
Hamburg. March 2SArrlyed steamer Pennsylvania
Iietl knuth New York via Dover sailed steamer
Rotterdam March % mseied.
A., lputchl, BruinsTna New-Iork
Antwerp March 25saied steamer ICELAND tBr Broom
Flushing Narch 24-Arrived. steamer Mannheim Gen
Havre March %, Sailed cleaners Ia Lorraine
i III N My XSW-fork' r. I'AqutaiHe err. Fa
CheTbours. March $40 , rn-saed steamer St Paul
Ponta Delgada. March -. m-Arrived steamer
cretc 'fsr>. sealhy, New-york for Algiers NepIs.
Earceiona. Marcel Arrived steamer Atharis Nor,
Genoa Marelt 22-SaI1ed steaTnaP t,tt, =, -r, ~,
Naples March 22ATriyed, INmbard'- nab
vcto5s. brazil. March Sailed steamer Hardwood
Fort De France March 25-Arri,ed steamer Pr,n,essn
Victoria IIise Ger Russer. New York via Nassau
Tsmpiro March c4-Arrived. steamer Seneca c,r,i.
Bermuda March % 1880 ra-saile5 Steamer T,r,,,.
tEr, Williams. New-York
Plymouth-ATrived steamer New-Tork. New-York
Gravcsep1. March 2-Arrved. steamer Rrtsh Er,n-.
fBrl Riddle, New York for Antwerp
creenock March % Sailed steamer Caledonia r new,
Ponts FsTTaEa March 2SPassed steamer Frns der
Port-au- Prince. etc for Amsterdam 'N ia
Sihraltar March &s-Passea steamer Republic fHr, No
Dunedin March 25--Arrivsd sissIn sT A, prs ~
AeLsusnhn. Ae"-lofk via ST vincent. Melbourne. eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

cry nets silk chiffons wash laces and insertions.
German laces and insertions, lawn waist patterns
and all silk gallOons and landings They also oTel
women's neckwear.
HEARN & aY1IAN. No. 20 West 23d-st.. announce
special tailored suits. and call attention 10 their
suspender frock models. three unusual waist mod
els, msnnish covert coats and some walking skirts.
BoNwIT. TELLER e. CO.. West 2sd-st,. direct
attention to special values for tomorrow in tailor
made suits crepe de chine dresses, accordion peat
ed shrtwaist dresses seni-dress shirtwaist suits.
full length redingotes and coffee coats.
A. A. vANTINE & CO., Broadway. between 18th
and goth SITS. offer smart costumes and coats.
WILLIAM S. KINsEY & CO.. No. 24O 5th-ave..
offer unmade embroidered shirtwaists. embroidered
robes and dainty nec5Wear-
R H MACY & CO., Broadway at eth-ave S4th-
St 35th-st.. offer for tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday an exhibition Of model gowns and wraps.
They call attention their millinery. spangled net
robes women's jackets. coats and suits, hose for
men and women handkerchief porch furniture,
a special sale of groceries, sale of housefurnish-
ings, upholstery sale Of bed spreads. sheets,
prov cases. musns and blankets, white goods and
goods and specials in flowers. Specials for Tuesday
are offered in women's coats waists and petticoats
tains and girls guimpe dresses.
LORD & TAYLOR Broadway and 2oth-st. 5th-
ave, 19th-st. will place sale tomorrow i'm
portation of Irish satin damask tablecloths and
some all silk lining which will be on sale to-mor-
row. Reductions in summer weight blankets are
offered.
STERN BROTHERS, Wost 2d-st. announce
spring and summer inportations in their cloak de-
paTtment. values in the lace department. offerings
in misses and girls suits and coats values in boys
and children's garments and sale of cotton dress
IapTics Women's tailor made dresses are offered
d d; One taIls and Lyons dress silks Attention
coueenon OF Iouisne and taffeta silks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
COMING, 10000 MORE.
Ne7o immigration RUle Objected to
by Steamship Com names.

Tho spring rush of immigration to this port began
last week with terrific impetus. and each day the
aliens in by the thousands. Tho deluge of
Storage passengers for the week has almost
reached the $1,000 mark It Is thought that
this week will bring 600 more. On twelve of the
eighteen steamers expected before next Saturday
there is a total of 1850 immigrants
Commissioner Watchorn issued orders yesterday
requiring the steamship companies to group the
immigrants on the pier to conform with the sheets
of the manifest before sending them TO Ellis ISL
and. This scheme tried by Commits
sioner Williams, but given up as not practical.
The plan began with the arrival of the Phadel-
phia last night. The new rule is not looked on
favorably by the steamship companies II will de-
lay the landing Of the immigrants from two TO
take the ground that their piers are not suitable
places to herd people together for any length of
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. MARCH 81.

Ni'I-NHAI' NIEfV-f1 =.
Vessel
Vessel. For Line Mails sails
jamestown Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 D m
TUESDAY. MARCH IS
Barharossa Bremen. \ G LLOYD 1000 a m
SIavOnia Naples CunaFd .....--.... 12no NJ
Apache Charleston clyde ....-..... g-Ne u y,
Monroe. Norfolk. Old Dominion. ....., 500 ) m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SAILED.

Steamers Navahoe. for Wilmington and Georgetown:
Shawmut Phtadelphla CeareHse (Brl Para etc; Ttomo
GNor! Prosrsso: MICHIGAN Charleston and Jacksonville:
FL Monte, New Orleans NTinoretto Manchester;
Exeter City t), Bristol; Chesapeake Baltimore Bene-
factor Philadelphia: Arapahoe Charleston Jackson
vile; Falk tNorl. baltimore. Sabine. Brunswick and
Mobile; Gere Nor. Baracoa; Minnetonka (Brl. London:
Lucauia Br Liverpool ST Louis Southampton: Patricia
Ger Hamburg via Dover Bermudian (Br,. Bermuda
Naderland Bcgt Antwerp: Princess Ger Genoa
Naples: Juan. Maracaibo
GuayTa Allegheny (Gerl Port Antonio:
Columbia (}rl. Glasgow; Shawmut. Norfolk: Mexico
Havana Princess Anne Norfolk Newport News; city
Of Macon savannah Oldenburg Geo Rremen: Concho
KEY and Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
~ CALLS BURNETT BILL A REMEDY

Travis Whitney Of the Citizens Union speaking
of the latest method of the Conduit Trust to
throttle the efforts of the city TO get the
and electric conduit rights under streets
said yesterday that the present law provides that
the rolling stock and other property of the railroad
company are exempt from taxation. The Burnett
bill seeks to remove that condition. he said The
Assembly Cities Committee has reported it to the
Assembly and restores it to the original position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday. March %, 1905.
ARRIVED

Steamer Gsorgtc CBr. Clarke Liverpool March 10 to
the White Line with cabin passenger and mdse
Arrived AT the Bar at 1855 a
bourg March Is American Line with III cabin
7s1 steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived the
Steamer Hndebrsnd (Br>. smale. Maranham February
Is. Ceara 81 Manaos March and Barbados II
to Booth & Co, with 10 passengers. mails mdse
steamer Kalfond G1or Eskelund Macors March Is
via Delaware Ereakwater "a, to Hugh Kelly & Co With
sugar. Arrived the Bar
steamer fucatan johnson. Cienfuegos March 16.
tago Is. and Nassau =. James & Co with
% passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar
steamer Cienruegos Cuban CORNELL Guantanamo
March l. Santiago I. Manzanio and Cienfuegos II
James p Ward & CO. with / cabin passenger and udsa
Arrived the Bar m
Steamer Monterey. Smith Vera March Il. Pro
greso ~ and Havana 81. James Ward & co with
l6I passengers. mails n1se. at the Bar at
4:40 m.
Steamer Northwestern. Thompson. Port Arthur Tex
steamer Alamo Avery Galveston March 49, 10 Charles
- Mai2ry Co with passengers and mdse- Passed
Steamer Mae. Mason. Port Tampa March ~ with
Company; vessel \ Fl Bull & Co
steamer Apache Staples Jacksonville March - Via
Charleston 3 to William r Clyde & Co. with passengers
ana mdse Passed quarantine at ILL p m
Steamer city Of Columbus Smith Savannah March %
10 the Ocean Steamship COMPANY with passengers and
mdse Passed Quarantine AZ 1;05 a
steamer Jamestown. Tapey. Newport and Nor
folk to the Old Dominion Steamship Company. PAS
seDgers and uldse. Passed Quarantine nj 2:45 m
Steamer Etruria OBrl Potter Liverpool March Is and
Queenstown to IS 60 Ltd with pas
sengers mails and mdse Southeast of Fire Island AZ
steamer Fernhed C3r williams Santiago March and
Cienfucgos T. to " d Muuson. with Arrived
Steamer ROYAL Exchange (Br) ODriscolI Havana March
u and Cardenas 20. 10 w d Munson. with Ar
' sandy ~ HOOK ,"' J. March p $40 m-wind west
light breeze; clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGEN CE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
I2:4iarn Moon age %
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook - Gov Island Hell Gate ---
P.Msandv Hook 1900 Gov Island l21s Hell Gate 2:Il
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-12


A frequent cause Of cholera In the
poultry yard IL stasnant and impure
water. This, 40 . matter Of fact, can
not be too carefully guarded against.
The best Of water after standing for
any length OF time In hot weather b.
comes covered with = greeniah scum
and anon minute insects win b noat.
ing around In It This stage reached,
the liquid instead of being Z whole
some beverage u Z positive poison. Il
makes NO differsnee whether the water
has bsen standing In q drinking foun-
tain Or in Z stasnant pool. Either 10
bad enough to poison the birds. They
might In reality. Just ~ we'll slaks
their thirst at the pools that often
drain from manure piles, which Ii
frequently done By them on the farm;
wherefore such places, II accessible to
fowls. should b covered with straw
Or drained away to some other spot.
Given fresh. clean water oftsn enough,
however. poultry will seldom touch Inn.
pure liquids.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-12
County Warrants Redeemed

Notice 10 hereby. given that the following
county warrants win BE- paid on presentation
Vile. Idaho, and that interest on said warrants
will cease on the I'D day of October, 1905, towit:
Current expense fund, warrants Issued April
10. 1905, Nos. 40 to lel, inclusive.
General road fund, warrants issued July 20,
1905, Nos. 667 to 66N, inclusive.
4O4, Dist. No. 10.
Dated Oct II. 1905. FRANK D.. RICE, :
County Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-12
Get . bath at HOgan's

Get . bath at Hogan's.
d. B. Wilson IL moving into hi
new quarters today.
Dave Patterson came out from
Elk City this week.
Geo. M. Reed is in Spokane thii
week on business.
Mrs. NJ. v. Jarrett OF Tolo il
visiting OF Salmon river.
Timothy seed and oats for sale
by the Grangsville Implement Co.
The Keystone Bar will be doing
business at the old stand Saturday.
j. B. Krieger of K%eutherville
was . Grangeville visitor yester.
day.
Drop in and sec AL and Con ct
the Keystone. They open Sstur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Mills are
visiting the Portland fair this
week.
VIM. Won Berg and son left
Monday on . business trip to Port
land.
Assessor I. M. Julian has moved
his family here from Cottonwood
TO reside.
DR.. q. v. Riggs is moving into
tho Grabeki residence, near the
court house.
Arthur Ireton il again on the
Prairie buying and shipping cattle
to Seattle.
Attorney G. 81. Nugent returned
yesterday from . business trip to
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Moore OF
White Bird were visiting friends
here Sunday.
Lou Bates left Tuesday for Lew.
iston where he expects to remain
this winter.
Singers, dancers, acrobats, gun
and baton manipulators, with the
Congo Twins.
County Attorney Bartlett left
yesterday for . short business trip
TO Spokane.
Judge Vineyard is in Lewiston
tn is week on business before the
supreme court.
Mrs. Geo. g. Fem ID reported as
rapidly recovering from her recent
severe illness.
The residence Of Joseph Cash,
living south Of town, was destroyed
BY fire last week.
Mrs. N. A. Moser has rented the
Nickel residence and will conduct
. boarding house.
F. D. Richardson of the Bargain
store is transacting business in
Spokane this week.
Fred Erskine is building q resi-
dence on the hill east Of town, near
the ball grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Reed left
today for Lewiston where they will
remain this winter.
Mrs. Geo. G.. Martin of Culdesac
Is Waiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. l..
Telcher, this week.
The Congo Twins and their com.
pany come to town we'll recon-
mended by the press.
Commissioner G. M. Butler and
wife have returned from . two
weeks visit in the east.
A. 8. Hardy ID building q law
ONCE on the lot where his former
Office was destroyed by fire.
The Keystone Bar handles the
Grangeville Brewing Co.'S. lager
beer. Al and Con are there.
Wsnted-Teams to haul flour to
the railroad. Enquire Of B. D.
Knorr at Camas Prairie Roller
Mills.
J. R. Mcconnell of nea
Tolo has taken his son Ken
nard to Portland for medical
treatment.
W. D. Jones, living on the Geo.
Schm adeka farm north of town.
w1s . pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday.
Attorney W. N. Scales left g
terday for Lewiston where he has
business in both the supreme and
district courts.
w. G. Harnes, an attorney Of
Milwaukee, Wis, is a late arriy-
81 in this city, and may decide to
remain permanently.
Rev. d. A. Wicker will be home
this week from Hoquiam, Wash.
where he had been attendide the
Presbyterian synod.
NdW>e@~ sw-~k
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-12
Bills Allowed.

The following bills have been
allowed this month by the city
council:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
Lewis Gave Up $4,000 Salary
to Become Public Servant

According 20 local friends. the
eratwhllo Washlngtonian. in order
to take his $1,000 job gave up two
raalneru which paid him $4,000 .
year ono was the best sugar trust
aud Abe other certain railroad
which docs not enter Chicago.
Col Lewis figured previously TO
taking his position. that neither OF
these Interests having any relations
with the city OF Chicago. he could
not compromise his relations with
the city by keeping them as his
clients hut a little investigation
showed that the railroad enjoys Ger
tain eonectiona with another road
which has unpleasant relations With
the city. while the beet sagmr tfass
was found te bo aiited 70 the GiH-
eose Sugar company. whtek IA tafs
is a persistent violator ef the eity's
ant. smako ordinances
Therefore Col Lewis promptly
surrendered both clients. When the
cath Was administered 20 tho ex-
congressman some correspondence
worthy % Lord Chesterfield himself
passed between tho incoming and
outgoing corporation counaelR. Col.
Lewis first request OF his start Waa
that no mcmbcr accept passes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
TH0MPS0NA COLOGNE

City Engineer Thomson Is now In
Germany A letter dated az Co
logne was received by Assistant
Engineer Scott on Wednesday. The
note was brief The chairman OF
the board OF works simply said that
trutting over Europe agreed with
his health. and that In Germany he
had found many things OF absorb
laE interest.
Germany. no wrote. was we'll adj
vaueed ia municipal science. the
kaIaer's subjects dealing with the
problem OF garbage disposal. the
conduct OF the health department
and distribution OF gas and e.ectri.
etty with characteristic thorough
ness. lie had already been in her
lin. lie was amaned at the beauty
OF the Cologne cathedral
Thomson said he would soon start
for home. lie Is scheduled 20 ar
rive here shortly after August /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

WeatmlnHter Presbyterian. broad
way and Columbia Row. } NJ vii
son, u d. pastor Subjects Ten
nyHon and Love OF God" aud "One
Man Who Kept tho Commandment
Love Thy Neighbor as ThyHelf -
Mems Current Topic Discussion at
pastors home. ai5 East Columbia
Monday AZ sp m. question Should
the Chinese Exclusion Laws be RE
pealed7n
Firat Unitarian. Seventh. near
Pike ReY, W D. Slmonda. min
lister Farewell service nt II a. M.
Sermon. Remembering and For
getting. While Looking Ever For.
ward Introductory address. Ma
tional Enemies Greed and Graft =
First Free Methodist. corner pine
and Terry C 3 Mckinley. paator
Sunday school at 10 A. m Ppeteh
lag at II a. N, suhbet. "lasHelEA
MiatiaaH F" Chaos Mcotlsg M ne ~
&oryleea AZ Olive Branch kiiasion.
ailA South seeoad D. m. aud 7 50.
Poster Station Song aud preach.
ing services. Fosters HALL. every
sunday evening az 1880. ". O.
Hardin. pastor
The latter Day Saints hold serv.
ices IN their meeting house. 2sf3
Western ave. every Sunday, sun
day school at 10 "a. m. saera-
mental meeting AZ 1850 p. m.
First Church of Christ. Seientlat.
Si2 Sixth between Marion aud Co
lumhia Services AZ n a m and s
p. m. Subject Love" Sunday
school at II m. Testimonial meet
Ing "Wednesday evening at : o'clock
Free reading room. 923 and a24
Alaska building
Peoples. Arcade building. At II
a IN. services AZ Madison park pa
villon. Al p m special music az
the park Herbert d. Stanley. pas
tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
"Ii Was Autos
Fault" Says Miller

J. r. Miller. one of the victims 81
Wednesday automobile accident.
gave his statement ~ the ease Frt-
day morning. AZ dld also William
Iantz. an eye witnesa
After seeing the races he got In
his bugEy and started home. lie saw
alongside the road and as he had his
little daughter with him he thought
il best 10 wait until some Of che
RehleIea bad gone away. He bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

Special Hsstlnar.

First Spiritual Society. Knights
OF PythiaA hall. First near Pike.
fssvture and tests II a N BY Mira
Jean Hlbner. May = Stevenson will
lecture al 2 30 and 80 p m. Aft.
ernoon subject. How do We Know
tho Growth OF the soulFa Even
ing sublcct. individual and spIr.
itua Socialism" Platform tests by
Mrs Ross In the afternoon and ln
The evening by Mn Sweeney.
Queen City Theosophicai soeict