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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

world has adopted many a schem that
is stranger TO the gospel in order to
accomplish the desired ends
a man can go out and preach the
gospel now if he possesses he endorse
ment of the state board, otherwise, he
Is blacklisted AS a shy>t.riug preacher,
not entitled TO the hearing or credence
of the people. and he who fails to come
under the jurisdiction of this board Of
"hicockalorums," we'll, Woe be unto
him.
Wonderful indeed. how these human
creeds do work, aud how ineffective
and nOn-essential are the divine and
positive commands Of Jesus Christ
himself.
There was time when you could go
to church and hear the gospel in all its
purity and simplicity expounded from
the pulpit, but now you are treated to
up-to-date sermons, in many instances
devoid of Christ or his positive COM
mands. Sermons full of eloquence and
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

Wheeler Mrs A 2N
Wilson j l. 10Y
Zarl; Wurpo $50
I.lllard j j $40
sThi> assessment is erroneous
In the matter Of the sale O. county property
to r. +. Meagher.
Whereas 1t appears that an error was MADE
in the sale Of county property to.wit: Lots D.
and :. block ~. Tacoma addition 10 Ellensourg
in that said property was sold TO VIC. Wynegar
and paid for and decided and later was through
error included in Il sale 10 l. r. Meaghel on
contract. and whereas the said Meagher mas
assigned the said contract to Y. {. WyneRal.
the treasurer is authorized to accept payment
on said contract less the amount previously
paid for the said lots to-wit: less the sum OF nve
dollars. and credit the county real estate &C.
count accordingly.
In the matter OF change in the Nahum road
petitioned FOR by John Crocker.
The board finding that said petition contaneu
substantially the matter and things required .!
law that at least ten OF the petitioners az
houSeholders of the county residing 10 INC
vicinity of the proposed change IN ROAD saa
that the bond accompanying the same is sum.
cient. The object Of the petition being " nav
part OF the Nahum road that now runs angllns
across the southeast corner Of the Southwess'
quarter OF section sixteen N6) township ekn
teen Cs,. range nineteen Oal. east. thereby ae,
privng the petitioner Of the use ana penent VI
about three acres OF land. be made 10 run ~
direct line with said NanuIp road twenty.elenns
t-Nj TOuS SlTdlEut SbutH " NtNtit' ANY Ia
sections sixteen 90 and twenty -one cd 10 say
township and range. thence west 10 emu auu
again connect with said Nahum road the Mn ;s,h
distance being about tifty.two (52) rods. wluln
OF said change to be sixty (60) feet the same -
the said Nahum road.
Said change having been made wltnouI ~.
expense to the county. and having oeen u IaiS
according to petition i hereby accepted oy sa'u
board and is so ordered established.
The board adjourned to meet Monday Jahus'
9Th. 10 u. at IL.
H. NJ BALDWIN.
Auditor and cX. Otfclo Clerk OF the boaiu
Of County Commissioners
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

oratory. such as great mass of people
want to hear and pray for: the scripture
itself being too harsh and uninviting
The true gospel in all its simplicity is
''too nonsensical for US today"
What was it that Christ and his
disciples preached to the people? Did
they resort to sociables and all manner
of tlmilaming, did they have fishing
parties. guessing matches, oyster sup
pers. etc, etc? Well, if they did We
have no record of it. They preached
the gospel. reproved and rebuked the
people, and Christ scourged the money
changers out of his temple. We need
more Of the gospel of Christ preached
to the people and those who profess
Him should live nearer to Him and
grow more like Him. Go TO church
today and you rarely hear the minister
tell his audience what they must do to
be saved. There is a growing indiffer-
ence among people about attending
divine services. There seems to be a
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

Ask your grocer for Diamond VI
"Our Best both patent hours. o"'s.
faction guaran or money re1up'01'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
THE COMMISSIONERS MEET

Continued from Page one.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
CURED BY CUTICURA
Spent Hundreds of Dollars Trying Every Doctor
In NeighbOrhOOd, but Kept Growing Worse
ALI the Time Completely and Permanently
Cured by Cuticura at Expense of $S.

II been tempted number of times you voun
trY letter telling how Cuca Remedies saved the life of
mother Mrs William F. Davis living Stony Creek, Conn.
years ago she had Eczema, the case have wit
my life She able sleep only little scarcely
neghborhood but kept growing all the time Her
ease spread until appeared almost her entire body 1t affected
her hands and and made housewok the question So
bad her condition this time that she despared recovery
Finally after she had spent hundreds of dollars without
cyng benefit living for hair wlened
from pain and suffering and BODY terribly dishgued
her and told her she would get Cutcua Remedies
would them But mother discouraged and without hope
She said, Nothing will must die with it However, she
began using the Cucua Soap Ointment Resoven when
she had used three bottles of Reolve five boxes Cutcra
Ointment and cakes of Cutcura Soap entirely cured
Her hair returned its natural dark brown looked
years younger. have written telling because feel
duty my fellow let them know of this wonderful
cure by Cutc1ra
Having mothers in mind 1 have often recommended
Cucura those suffering While living in Hart
ford Conn., had the pleasure knowing of friends who
wonderfully cured by Cucura.
Here IN New York have just been a young man who
has been sorey afflicted with terrible hunor thai
Cucura Soap Ointment and three bottles Resoven
whom Cucura has worked remarkable Now feeling that
have done duty shall be pleased you will publish this letter
IoI West 3oth St. New York City. GEO. c. DAVIS.
Complete Hurnor
@ % Ts @ % d Ga teut bs sosF sE to sns the skin
% % ad oh.e s s.q d ] and sshs
pRne and
% of fnfaneg y and :
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

BF-Stoll. dentist: Haight & Masonic ay..
Our respect for old age ceases when
We stack up against eggs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Magee & Sons represented Mrs. Gel
richs IL the transaction.
IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS.

In
Baldwin & Ho-.ell report the follow
ing sales recently made in Sutro
Heights Addition and Ocean Boule-
ward: Lot on the west side of Forty
seventh avenue, 270 feet north of Full
ton street. 30x1O0. A Meyer to Maude
Coonan. $3.50; lot on the east side OF
Forty eighth avenue. $50 feet north of
Fulton street, 1S0x120, A. Meyer to r.
L. Atkins; lot on the west side of
Forty y-seventh avenue, $50 feet north of
Fulton street, 60x120, A. Meyer to Car
rie Hewitt, s27o0; lot on the east line
of Forty sixth avenue, 274 feet north
of A street, 36x120, H H. Salz to
Bertha w. Clayton, 1880; lot ON the
east side of Forty-sixth avenue, 100
feet north of N street, 5Ox12O, A. Meyer
to Jessie w. Kerley 500; lot on the
east side of Forty eighth avenue, 100
north of B street. 31x120, A Meyer to
Louise r. Hatch, s1750; lot on the east
side Of Forty sixth avenue. so feet
north of N street. 50x1O0, A. Meyer to
Emily ]. Bell. $3.50; lot on the west side
of Forty-fifth avenue, 100 feet south of
M street 25x120. A Meyer to William
G. Dowling. S275; lot on the east line
of Fcrty-sixth avenue 100 feet south
of c street, 50x120: lot on the east side
of Forty-sixth avenue, 275 feet south of
NJ street, 25x120. A. Meyer to A Oliver,
$500; lot on the east line of Forty sixth
avenue, IS feet south CT NJ street, 25x
120. A Meyer to A Oliver, $3.50; lot on
the west line of Forty-fifth avenue, 275
feet south of C street, 50x120, NJ VIII
lard to Chester Keogh, $500; lot on the
west side of Forty-f1fth avenue. 225
feet south of C street. 50x12O. NJ Will
lard to john P. Horgan, $500.
In the Sunset District and Parnassus
Heights: Southwest corner of H street
and . Sixth avenue 32:6x95. A w
Lehrke to NJ Sherwood. $500; lot on
the east side of Eighteenth avenue, 100
feet south of H street, 25x12o, A Meyer
to Eugene Kruger. s125o; lot on the
west side of Twentieth avenue, 200 feet
north CT 1 street, 25x120, Charles NJ
Alley to Rosa Dodd, $S75; lot on the
west side of Fifth avenue rs feet north
of Hugo street, 25x95, w. L. William
son to Michael c. Reuch. $1,000; lot on
the west side of Twenty first avenue.
175 feet north of 1 street, 25x120. A.
Meyer to Charles W. Bensen, S1G50; lot
on the west side of Fifth avenue. 100
feet north of Fulton street, 25x12O,
with. improvements consisting of two
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
VERY BRISK
FOR OUTSIDE LANDS.
Bwllmgame Again to Fore IN
Real Estate Market.
Sales OF Local Residence Properties Are Brisk

the north line of Liberty street, 155
feet east of Sanchez: two lots 5ox155
feet on the south line of Page street.
1878 west of Cole; northeast corner Of
Ninth and Brannan, 74x100; lot 25x100
on the south line of Jackson, 1926 west
OF Walnut; lot 45:10x137:6 and buildings
on the southwest line of Fremont, 206:3
northwest of Harrison: lot and flats
on the east line of Fourth avenue,
eighty-five feet south of I street. lot on
the south line of Arlington street, fifty
feet west of Mateo; lot 25x100 on the
north line of Waller, twenty-five feet
east of Belvedere street.
SOME LEADING DEALS.
Harvey Fl. Dana has sold to j. Harry
Scott and Oscar H. Curtaz the south
west corner of O'Farrell and Taylor
streets, 7sx75, with two frame build
ings for. sos, 900. Dana has bought the
southwest corner of Grove and Laguna
streets. 120xS1:3, with three-story fac
tory for $55, ,000
J. Harry Scott has sold 25x6S:9 feet
and three-story and basement frame
building on the east line of Taylor
street, 62:6 south of O'Farrell, for
s25,Ooo
Edward S. Rothchild has bought
50x1o0 feet on the southeast line OF
Market street. 225 feet northeast of
Fourth street, with a three-story
building, for $So6, 0O0
Shainwald Buckbee & CO. have sold
for w M. Haywood the southwest cor
ner of Polk and Sacramento streets.
127:S0- 4x155 feet, with one-story stores
on the corner and a three story build
ing on Polk street, for $780, 600.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have scld for John
c. and Edward Coleman % feet on the
north line of Market street, 327:11h
feet west of Jones, with depth of 200
nue., where there is frontage of 20
feet, for S115,ooo The name of the
buyer is not given.
The c. M. Wooster Company has sold
1000. acres of the Packer ranch, on the
west bank of the Sacramento River, to
a colony of German Baptist farmers
for $125.000, for fruit growing and
dairying C. N. Wooster has also
closed the sale Of 1000 acres in Mon
terey County for S. o. Spring of
Peoria, ILL.,, to Los Angeles people for
$20o0o0. An irrigating canal supplies
the land with water.
Thomas Magee & Sons have just sold
to A W. Foster, president of the Cali
fornia and Northwestern Railway. the
Fair ranch in Sonoma and Napa coun-
ties. This sale comprises the Biehler
ranch, near Petaluna, of 1900 acres
and the Adams ranchf of 1000 acres in
Berryessa Vail The price paid was
between $275.o0o and 100000 About
twelve years ago James D. Fair paid
S245,000 for the Biehler ranch alone.
Recently Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Oelriehs made division of their ranch
properties, Mrs Oelrichs taking the
Biehler and Adams ranches and Mrs.
Vanderbilt taking the Knights Landing
and Monument ranches, although the
deeds making this exchange have not
yet been rlaced on record. Thomas
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

twelve-story building on the north line
OF Geary street. west Of Kearny, to
cost between S150.000 and $500, 200.
Twelve apartments and fourteen
stores will be constructed on the south
west corner OF Haight and Ashbury
streets by the Realty Improvement
Company.
j. S. Webster viii erect a four-story
building on the northwest corner OF
Fillmore street and Golden Gate av-
enue to cost $50. 900.
NJ. Johnson will expend $4,000 in
the construction OF a six-story build
ing on the southeast corner OF Fell and
Franklin streets to contain apartments.
A seven-story and basement apart
ment house viii be erected on the
southeast corner Of Bush and Taylor
streets to cost $50. 900.
A one-story warehouse win be placed
on the east line OF Harrison street by
the French-American Wine Company.
II IL must be TOD notch have II printed BY
Edward Knowles Company. "A Second street
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Will EXTEND
PHONE SYSTEM
Coast Cities Are to Be Con-
nected by Wire With Wy
oming and Colorado Towns
Special Dispatch to IN. can

CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 11.-An
agreement has been entered into be-
tween the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone Company and the Pacific States
Telephone Company whereby the two
companies will connect their lines and
make possible telephone communities
ton between Wyoming and Colorado
points and Pacific Coast cities.
The local company will build west
from Ogden to the Nevada State line
and the Pacific States company will
build east from Reno, New, to the
junction point. 1t is understood here
that the work will be done as rapidly
as possible.
The proposed merger of the Rocky
Mountain Bell and the Colorado Tele-
phone Company is believed to have
been abandoned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Mccarthy Arraigned for Murder.

Michael ]. Mccarthy was arraigned
before Judge Cook yesterday on a
charge Of murder and the case was
continued till March %, TO be set for
trial Mccarthy fatally shot his young
wife, octavia, in their rooms at 1924
Market street on September 10 in a fit
Of Jealousy. She died on December 6.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

ADVERTISEMENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

II IL must be TOD notch have II printed BY
Edward Knowles Company. "A Second street
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
WIN Honor Andersen,s Memorr.

The local Danish societies celebra-
don Of the birthday Of Hans Christian
Andersen will be held at Glen Park
Sunday. April 2. The afternoons en-
fertainmenr viii consist Of musical Sc
lections- In the evening there will be
readings from Andersen's works, H.
lustrated by stereopticon pictures.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

The fellow who spouts hot air has
20 buy coal just the same.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

Trzpper'e OF cures rheumatism and neuralgia
Druggists soc TASK RICHARDS & Co. .40s Clay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
FAMOUS Ship
IN B0NEiARD

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1.-THE
kafAhdin. tho famous ram con
atructsd aft~ designs made by Ad-
mirai Ammrn. and which FOE a long
time has bena iylnk idla NJ the
League island navy yard. is grad
uaiiy falling 90 piecea. The navy
ina qusndary eoncrrn-
ing the ships future and II IL doubt
fui whether the g. 900 required 20
make the most necessary repairs on
the ship will be allowed. The naval
constructors And others have becn
examining the ship with a sinw 20
aHeeftalulng whather II Is possible
to convert Il to some practical use.
but Il IL ~ constructed for the pur-
pose OF ramming In a naval engage
meat that tho rcmov al OF this pgin-
cipzl Characteristic would cost more
than the ship would be worth with
out the novel structural function ~
oflanse u Was realized nariy thai
ths KRtahdn was a failure and II
vas decided that as little A. Trosaihls
would Re done With the ahip. As
nobody wants the ship and nothing
can bs made OF n. IL Is not conaid-
cred wise to sxpend any money for
kcsplnE IL Afloat For that reason
II IL quite probable that the KatAh-
din. az ono time n famous ship. will
be allowed IN crumbls 10 pieces 10
ths graveyard Of the navy at League
Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
THEY WANT A
CONVENTION
BAPTisTs OF PACIFIC COAST
PLAN TO HOLD LARGE CON.
vEsTton NEXT YEAR

PORTLAND. Sept. Bap,isss
II the Pacific coast are anxious "a
have a convention the coming year
for the purpose Of considering in
tsT~ata common so THIS SEXTON
James Edmsndu. Of this city. hap
tisf Sunday school missionary. is
Of the conviction that such 4 con
ventlon should be held not lats
than tho first week in May. is0s.
IN order that. n Desirable. a delega
tion might be sent 10 speak for the
interests % this coast a the hap
list anniversary meeting. later in
the same month.
The time for such \ meeting
SAYS Mr.. Edmunaa. would be most
opportune. questions of vital I'm
portanee being before ua At the
present time for consideration and
adjustment. Chief among these Is
ths educational problem That the
Baptiats Of this coast ought to en-
ter upon an enlarged educational
work probably few. " any. doubt
Hgwcxrr. shat and where are uues-
lions upon which thsre l. no little
difference of opinion ON the Aead-
envy. the seminary and the college
question. Baptieta shouia all pull to-
Esshaf
From such gathering. Aisa
should go forth 4 strong and steady
pull fDr the holding OF the baptist
National Anniversaries upon this
coast in 1905 Our relation 70 the
Orient and Alaska are other sub
icctS that ara pertinent Finally.
I Wish to suggest the meeting Of
the Bapslsfs 81 this coast Ia a Wig.
or0us campaign for the Increase Of
our Sunday schools. The founda-
tional character of our work do
mands of us the highest type Of
efficient service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

paaaualle made full confession
OF the crlmo last night. although up
Ia the last few hours he strongly
protested hts innocence lie had.
through his attorneys, made every
effort 60 secure now trial That
failing. "a a final resort a petition
for aO-day ropricve was sent To
Governor Mead few days ago
Governor Mead refused 90 grant It..
and when pasQuallc saw that his
anat hope was gone. no took Il
stolcally aud said he waA ready for
the end.
lie was In good spirits ali through
the hours OF the death watch. ate a
hearty breskfaat this morning
walked firmly to the gallowa. and
died game As he stepped onto tho
drop he waved his hands to the
crowd aud shouted, .Good-hy. boys. "
His neck waa broken by the fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
NEW SUBMARINE CABLE

NEW YORK. Sept. is.--Ciarenes
W. Maekay. president Of the Com
mctcial Pacific Cable company. yes
tcfaay made the announcement that
In the near future n submarine tele-
graph service viii connect the N~at-
aFn continent directly with the efn-
pifs of Japan. An agreement be-
tween japan. represented BY AZ.
TakAhira. japanese minister 10 the
United States. and the cable COM
pauY. sns signed yesterday mpFn-
tug. and aa aEreemsat for landing
rights ~ Shanghai WAS stKncd b.
china several weeks ago
Maokay ataten that when these
nsw lines are complete. they vili
form a part of a system which Riit
reach tNosthirsis around the globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

timber lands In caehAilH county.
THE SPOKANE TAX LEVY will
not exc..d - mills
suMAs FRUIT GROWERS can
not find a mATkes for their products.
aud many ara cutting down their u
chards
COUNTY SCHOOL auperin intend
cHts are asking for a foar- year term.
THOMAS ACOoL. IL. son Of a
prominent Naila Walla fafmer. al
tempted suicide Thursday
SENATORS ASSKENf AND
Plies we're Ia Port Townsend Thurs
daY and At Friday Hartor FRIDAY.
SUNDAY TARGET PRACTICE
cannot 10 compelled Of the National
guard. says the attorney geaerai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
CANNOT
UNDERSTAND
ALVE0LAR
DENTISTRY

Other Dentisss Unfamiliar With
This Wonderful Process Are
Completely az = Less 10 Ae-
count for Ohio Dentists Re.
uarSaeie Success.
Dentists wha are sfiil pracic-
tuE the oid-tine and out=of- date
methods and arr distressing and
embarrassing their patients with
plates q false teeth and bridge
work. are wholly unable 10 an
tertsand Why the Ohio Dentists
have achieved their wonderful
success.
Formerly they attempted 70
explain ls By denying that the
Ohio Dentists could 10 what they
represented and make wnod their
claims. SoN. h8s ever. aimee they
have demonstrated 10 the world
eonelusixely and fndisputabiy
that their system Of AlvealaF
Dentistry Il q success and that
they can and 10 make good every
claim. they ARE al az ssa
IL - pretty hard for those
who are unfamiliar with the an
DERIVING principles Of AiveolaF
Dentistry - believe that the
Ohio Dentists can perform the
operations which they ID. The
Ohio Dentists patients, how
sver. beiiexe II and know n. for
they have their own experience
a. absolute proof and enjoy the
comfort and satisfaction which
their great work always affords
TheiT patients kaow that they
replace missing teeth without
tho use Of plates or bridge work
ard give them natural. firm.
solid reffaet teeth. They know
that they can tighten ioosf and
falling teeth and make them last
as long as any. They know that
they can sfralwnen twisted.
crooked or rratrudinx teeth and
make thern regular and beHufi-
full That fheY can restore aia-
eayed. dizeoleHed. ealnped or
broken teeth q n whole. sound
the same shade and color ns
their own healthy teeth They
know that theY can cure pyor~
rhoeA fRiExa Diseased. which
other dentists say IL incurahie.
They know that there u not q
trouble or disease o. the teeth.
mouth or gums that the OHIO
Dentists cannot cure perfectly
ard for all time to come.
II il no wonder. then that the
Ohis Dentists have the complete
confidence ard gratitude 81 al
their PATIENTS no matter What
others may say or how much
they may decrY their system.
They have passed that stage
where fisuaraxiuE statements
affect them or make any differ
euce in the great work they are
doing for their thousands % "a.
TENTS. whose confidence they
have.
Fully protected BY Ohio Dentists
and this Of course. prohibits
anyone else from pracficinE Al
weoiaf Dentistry. Others claim
ing 60 Do this are Efnposters.
The Ohio Dentists fees are
very more 50 than
those Of ordinary dentists doing
common work They make no
charges whatever for eNmfniHa-
ton. consultation Or advice. They
Invite those IN need u dental
services to call al their commo-
dioua and luxurious offices.
where al are treated with equal
courtesy and consideration.
The ohio Dentists pracfic,
has become 10 great that they
have specialists 10 assist them.
oil trained n the principles and
practice 81 Alveoiar Dentistry by
the Ohio Dentists Each ~ these
operating assistants has his own
particular Zine 81 work 20 10.
and as = result II highly skilled
ia the same. Beware OF iFnitat-
ore
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS,
Pariors /. 2. ?. 4. 5. 9. and 8
307h Pike st.. cor. Third Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
NEWS OF the
STATE

J. NJ. M'MILLAN. civil war vet
Gran. and Port Townsend pioneer,
dlsi Thursday.
THE MAYOR or wENATCHEfr.
c. =. Sampson. has resigned and left
tho community.
EPHRATk Is 10 have bank
soon.
DANIEL II. nfGET4OW. the old
eat pioneer in tho state. died AZ
Olympia Thursday. lie Crossed tho
plains In 1851 and has held many
offices IN Washington.
THE ST. r.. NJ q NJ railway has
filed on over 5000 acres of fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

A warrant IS out for the arrest
Of otto J Nelson. who Is accused
OF the malicious destruction OF a
structure n Twelfth and Norman on
September II. n. p Decker agrees
90 furnish the details % the ter
ftble offenze and wants 20 prose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
TWILL BE
GREWS0ME
PLEASURE

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. Is
Despite the ravaxes Of yellow fever
the people OF this city are planning
to attend the Diamond Jubilee
tomorrow. a free-for all frohe 10
raise funds for tho conduct of the
health campaign. A feature of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
LAcRossERs woRKIno

The Seattle lacrosse team on
Thursday evening. coached by Cap
tains Milne ana rorke. pat IN a few
hours Of the hardest practice this
year at Recreation park The men
are IN very good condition ard sith
the practice Friday and Saturday
the captains are very confident that
they can worst the Capital CITY
team on sunday.
Victoria has defeated Vancouver
since ptaying hete Last. and Seattle
ala che same stunt on Independence
day. 50 that Sundays game will
probably be warm one.