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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-06-03

ship in his fleet. The three
others are second-class battles
ships.
Several of the escaped Russian
ships have reached Vladivostok,
a tattered remnant of the pow
erful fleet which was expected
by the car to have made that
port.
| As yet there are no apparent
open movesitoward peace. Dis
patches from st. Petersburg re-
port the car as too dazed by
the disaster to be able to con-
slider definitely a course of
future action.
THE RUSSIAN LOSS.
Toxic, May 31.-Two addis
tional reports were received this
afternoon from Admiral Togo,
giving details of the battle after
the first onslaught and surren.
der of the main Russian force,
and detailing the losses SUSTAIN
ed by Russia in the battle as a
whole.
OF the proud Baltic feet
which entered the straits, num-
bering SO vessels, II have been
sunk and five captured, making
in all 30 vessels lost to the cars
naval forces.
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky
and one other Russian vice ad.
miral, whose name is not given,
have been made prisoners. The
unnamed vice admiral is be-
|lieved to be Voelkersham. Both
are severely wounded.
The Japanese naval conn.,
mander reiterates that his fleet
in the main has escaped prac-
tically uninjured.
Beyond the results little is
even yet known here of the
details of Admiral Togo's VIC
tory. Rojestvensky reached
Quelpart Island, Korea, early
Saturday and headed for the
Tsu Islands. Admiral Togo had
waited for weeks in the vicinity
of the Tsu Islands, refusing to
be lured away and to forfeit
his advantage. The inner line
was held by Admiral Togo with
the battleships and Vice Admi.
raj Kamimura with the cruisers,
Rear Admiral Kataoka with
the light squadron first attack
ed Rojestvensky.
The order and circumstances
of the attack are not clear. Ac-
cording to one report, Kamim-
ura went outside the straits
and foiled Rajestvensky prevent
ing his retreat. When Rojestven-
sky encountered Admiral Togo
there appears to have been arun
ming fight to northeastward on
Saturday afternoon. There was
a series of desperate and sucD
cessful torped attack Saturday
night and a resumption of the
battle ON Sunday, Togo presss
ing the Russian fleet toward
the southeastern coast of Korea.
NOMINATED FOR OFFICERS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-06-03

Harvey Martin, extra yardmaster at
Cumbo. is off duty as the result of a
mashed foot. which he sustained
while throwing switch, the heavv
ball falling upon the membe-.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-06-03
RAIN HELPED CROPS.
Drizzle of Wednesday Worth MANI
Thousands of Dollars.

Farmers say the rain of Wednesday
will aid materially in the develop
ment of the crops, but that about
twice that much more is needed to
place the ground in satisfactory shape
for wheat and corn. The latter is very
back ward, but ii is believed that the
rainfall will soon bring it to good
condition. Many farmers had intend
ed repIantinR whole fields, but say
that this will now be unnecessary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-06-03
NOMINATED FOR OFFICERS

Reformed Congregation viii Hold
Election on Whitmonday.
At a meeting of the consistory OF
Christ Reformed church, on Monday
afternoon, the following were nomi-
mated for officers of the church.
Elders; Henry J. Seibeit, f. d.
Rauch. w. l.. Jones, and w. b.
Cushwa. For deacons; J w. r.
Fisher M. i. Brown. X. Pooie. C. j.
Seibert, James B. Fisher, and g. s.
Holiday. The election viii be he'd on
Whitmonday, June IL,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-06-03
FOX SALE.

Farms for sale of all kinds ant
town property.
lift. See S. $. Fellker.
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HARRIS-HARDT.
MARRIED IN WICHITA.

Miss Maggie Barnard and Mr.. Brent
Sincindiver, both residents of Martins
burg, were married in Wichita, Kas..
on Thursday, May %.
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bomb has been arrested with two
others who are thought to have been
imI Heated in the plot.
As the King. ACCOMPANIED by Presi-
dent Loubet. drove away from the
opera an anarchist threw bomb in
the direction of the royal carriage.
The projectile struck soldier belong
ing to the cuirassier escort on tile
shoulder and then fell to the ground
ana exploded without injuring his
maj esty or the president, who con-
tinued their drive to the Palais
d'Orsay. Several soldiers of the es-
cort we're thrown from their horses
and injured, while fragments of the
bomb struck number of persons in
the crowd.
King Alfonso and President Loubet
had been cheered along the entire
route to the opera by enthusiastic
crowds. the Young monarch having
completely gained the hearts OF
Par,sians since his arrival here.
CHEERED THE KING.
The gala performance comprised
SAMPSON and Dellah'' and Mala.
delta. The performance went with
ont q hitch at the close, the orhcestra
played the national HYMNS of the two
countries and the king and president
rose TO leave.
They procee ded down the grand
staircase and arrived at the gayly
illuminated and decorated Place de
pOpera, where the roval carriage
awaited them. The king and presi-
dent took seats side by side, and the
vehicle started off. surrounded by sew
eral squadrons of cuirassiers. toward
the Avenue Opera.
The space around the opera house
was cleared for 200 wards. but the
avenue was packed with dense
throDg, which. while awaiting the
passage of the royal and presidential
parties. admired the charming scene.
the decorations extending as far as the
Palais Royal.
When the Kings carriage passed at
q gallop, followed bv others contain
ing the diplomatic corps and the
ministers, the crowd cheered itself
hoarse. shouting, 'Long live the
King ~ and Long live the presi-
dent -
A DEAFENING EXPLOSION.
The PROCESSION arrived at the end of
4 the Avenue de l'Opera and crossed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
4WPION B0RSkrT fg'd BASEBALL S%e MGG PONIES @

Some folks are raah enough ~
say that Cleveland has the greatest
aggregation OF ball players that
were evef curruled.
Only one more A>y - the rotian
corruption ht the Meadows.
We rise 20 remark thea Seattle
has some mighty good bowlera.
When kcCloakey and Hulen set
tie the pannnnt difficulty In he
Northwestern lrenIe, the loser viii
probably hold an Irish Wake
IT'S a ease Of whore the Irish can I
lose. anyhow.
When a team Is crippled an Port
land now IL there ought TO be some
sort Of a handicap placed on the
other team.
The siwashes arc manfuiiy hold
ing their own.
aRuhs" waAdeii has been losing
several games. and he says he
wants to get back to the coast
again.
Billie Easick is showing the best
form Of all the youngsters In the
coast league. this season. but AZ
thai the Webfooters won't play be-
hind him.
Two major league teams are af-
ter Enaick. 49,.
And h laa cineh this n bis last
year In the minor league base ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
MORE EASY
MONEY
FOR B00hitS

Only one favorite won out at the
Meadows on Monday.
Ali of which was expected. how
ever. by the wise ones. while the
sHseksrzs bit. as usual. II the bait
and dropped their good money Tor
tho benefit OF MeasrA. Van De Van
tsr. MeElroy and their comrades In
arms. the bookieS.
IIsrs ia how the dope eheet looked
Aftsr the Monday fiasco was over:
First raea Aminte. IT Verrneco,
Annie nurk; second raca J. V.
Kirby. Standard. Sugden. third race.
Profitable. Indicate. tho Pride.
fourth race. Tooolaw. Misty's Pride.
Corn Blossom. nth race. Mounte-
bank. Yellowstone 7. Liutenant.
sixth race. Ciunahar. Dandte Belle
Badly Used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
B LO Q u

On account of It's frightfui hideous-
ness Bleed Poisoning u commonly
called the King Or All Diseases. re
may be either hereditary or eoufFact-
ed. Once the system y tainted with Il
tho dfrraar may manifest Itself In tne
form of scrofuls. EcNema, Hheumatia
Palms. stiff or Swollen Joints. Erup-
tlons or Copper Coiored Spots on the
Face OF Body, little Ulcers IN ms
mouth or on the tongue. sore Threat.
Swollen Tonalis, Failing cut u tbs
Hair % Eyebrows, and finally = Lep-
Faus.Ilka Decay Of The Flesh and
bones IL Fed have any o. these or
similar rymptrfna. get BROWNS
HOOD cuHE IMAfEbfATELY This
treatment u practically the result of
lie work II contains no dangerous
drugs or injurious medicines Of any
kind liz gees % the NerV bottom cf
the disease and forces out every par
tIcls 81 impurtty. Soon every sign
AID symptom disAppearr. completely
and forever. The blood. the tissues.
fhe fiesh. the bones and the whole
system are afennsed. purified and re-
stsred 70 perfect health. and the pa
tent prepared anew for the duties and
pleasures OF hfe- HR0WNS BLOOD
CURE, 200 a bottle, lasts 3 rnonth-
Mnde ~ DR. BROWN, % Arch 81.
fshiladefphia- For sale IN SEATTLE only
By ouaker Drug Co. ioi3-io8 FIRST
Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

weeks The great Eurnris. came.
however. when the locals took foar
out of the aeven games played.
Scherrer for the locals made an en-
visible record and gained much APP
piauae from the audience present
Tits total AZ the end was s2s. making
an average Of 21z per game. Jenkins
also made a fine record.
Another match may be Stayed BE-
tween these two tearna. II 10 they
will play on the Athletic club alleys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
Local Boys Best
Champion BoW|ers

scherrer and Jenkins. who are
considered TO be the best Of the local
bowiern. put n white feather IN their
cap Monday night when they took
four straight games from Brfu and
Steele. the champion bowiers Of the
United States. who are visiting Scat
tie.
The Monarch bowling alley vas
crowded with people eager to see the
match.
All thought the local men would
be defeated without trouble. a. the
visitors had been sweeping every
thing before them for the past sin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
NY CHRISTIE MATHEwsoN. or
THE NATIONAL t.RAuuh
III AlnInAa lI.IIL ia Al..u
WANTED. ne DECLARES


THE NATIONAL I.eAuuS
CHAMPIONS. THE GIANTS.
Written Especially for The Seattle
Star.
There Is one particular factor in
base ball. from the viewpoint Of the
spectator. that appeals 10 him. or
her. stronger than any other ! say
him or her" because 80 many wo-
men attcnd base bail games and
understand all tho nieatica OF the
play that they must be taken into
consideration ia any discussion
which tends towards base bah leg
islaiion for the benefit Of those who
support the game.
That fact ~ which I speak IL
what Is technically known as a
"free hitting game" That is. heavy
hitting by the hattera and conEe-
quent action on the bases by the
runners.
There Is patent reason for this.
IN ALL POPULAR SPORTS &C
TfoN Is THE MAIN ATTRAC-
TiON. THAT Is WHY BASE
nAfIs WHICH Is FULL or &C
TON. Is so POPULAR
The men who manage and pro-
mote the national sport. having. of
course. the pleasing q their patrons
In view. desire THIS Kind Of a can
test between the taamA
A pitchers battle. when the PITT
cheers prove themselves 30 much SUI
perior In THAR delivery ag tho ball
10 the batter that base hits are few.
Is not As interesting 10 the grand
stand and hieaehers a. the more Re-
tive game.
There has been for years leEIsla-
ton among the owners and mana
gers OK the National lcague toward
handicapping the pitcher SO that the
batter will have an equal OF more
than equal ehsnce agninxt them.
IL ] may use an Illustration. this
puts me In mind Of those who Ran
ufaetnre arrnor plAtes for battle
ships They are In direct eompc-
tition 10 those other manufacturers
who make prolcctiies 70 pierce the
aforesaid armor. All war1hipS have
been more than met By the improve
nents IN the piercing force of pro-
icctfiea.
II seems somewhat a parallel. that
the pitcher who improves upon the
force and accuracy and deceiYlng
power q his delivery. which may
be hkened to protectiir has over
come the arm0r Of the batter.
All the legislation has not been
able 70 improve batting averages.
The foul strike rule certainly has
given the pitcher a decided advan-
tAge over the batter. aud the aver
age scores remain few and base hita
are seldom and shattered.
Although n pitcher. n may b.
pardoned the apparent eEutism ~
saying that pitchers. notwithsiand
Ing al the ropes that have been tied
around their salary wings have
continuously held their ovn against
the hatters
And batting Itself. a. eYery lover
OF the game knows. has greatly
Improved IN tho last few years.
Witness The place bit. the hunt. the
hit-and-run and the signaling be-
tween the man At the plate and a
man or men on the bases
FOR MYSELF | WOULD VEL
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THE DOPE SHEET


can DO 70 pull In the money fast
enough
II begins 10 look an II the boxers
IN Chicago viii be Ia the same
boat With tho puEs all over the
country At present the outlook for
! the opening Of the game IN that city
this fall Il not at all rosy. IL ia
feared they will have 10 20 20 work.
aud this sad fact will be tho cause
Of much weeping. and also some
swearing principally The latter.
What has become OF the jiu iltau
artiatf This fad was very short
lived The boxers soon put an end
20 II when the Jap game went
against the manly art A good
smash In the Jaw soon took all the
ia out Of the ilthu.
Prank Goteh did appear 90 have
some sense when he first came out
aa a wrestler. but nov that be has
allowed himself 10 think that he
can so against some 81 the old
hands In the fighting game. with
ont any experience in tho ring. he
must have been making come ae-
quaintsnce among tho Chinese
smokers.
A we'll known man Of wealth who
does a great deal OF betting al the
track. Lost more than $50 600 on the
brooklyn handicap. bot that n a
mere baEaielle.
sYaonhy and Beldame are the
great horses Of the year. and what
do you think OF thiH--Adrian SY-
sonhy and Marian BeldAme have
last been married In Wheeling. W.
Va Now II there Is anything In
breeding we'll. walt and see.
Coima. Cal. now has weekly box-
ing matches and they are drawing
paying audiences.
President Hermann does not 20
IN = common sleeper with his club
east. but has a special car. The
Reds must be doing we'll. but. coma
60 think of II, Mr.. Hermann IN ous
Of tho bosses Of Cincinnati and the
railroads are good 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
AMERICANS WIN
IN TENNIS GAMES

LONDON. July 1.-two kHeEt-
cans, Beals G Wright and William
A. I.Arned. won the single matches
IN tho Enwiish tennis tournament.
against Norman Il Brooks and A.
r. wIlding. Australians. The tour
nanent took place AZ the Queen :
club yesterday. tor the Dwight ,.
Davis international lawn tennis
trophy. n HoicoEnb u Ward and
u. G. wright yin the doubles today
axHlnsf The Australians. the anca-
ft0a OF the finals viii be settled. II
th@ Australians vim they viii stili
have 20 dcf-at Ward and W. j.
Clothier IN the sirNise-
HEaITr AND PLEASURE
Afki Satakorium n all unaer roof.
warm and comforts bic. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
FAN ROOD

Owe ovwaii shut the phIllies out.
Monday. with one lonely. meaxly
hlt
Cleveland gave willie" Horg
hia'n Monday. but st that the cham
pion aiugEera only got sin no'ches
en- their batting stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
LACROSSE TEAMS WILL CLASH

LACROSSE TEAMS WILL CLASH
The Seattle laerOHne team viii
meet Vancouver on the grounds Of
the latter Saturday. July ~. In
championship game. The boys will
leave Vancouver Sunday morning on
the return trip. stopping Off az Bel
IlnRham Tor an exhibition game with
the team Of that city 10 the after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Call and see this wonderful Chi
ueHe medicine man. Have q talk
With Hee Wo before giving up your
case as hopeless.
COMPUTATION fires.
Ofnces-zloh Washington Street
Seattle.
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4EEw o

Cures al chronic dis
eases without opera
ton Cured BY Chi
nese roots. her b..
bark bulbs and veg
etnblca These won
dsrful remedies have
cured hundreds u
eases that have been
given up 10 die. We
guarantee - cure &C.
zerna. rheumatism.
asthma catafrh.
stomach. kidney and
liver diseases and
other physical weak
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

II you want a fuel saver. bay the
Art Laurel Double Pine Range.
II IL sold ~ 1922 lst Ave-. sea;tie.
and At sis-s2t Second Ave. ballard.
Wash. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
Suckers


John Mccioaley and kid" Hulen
have decided 10 play a series q
games 20 decide which of the two
teamA, Everett and Vancouver. has
the riaht to first place in the frat
half ~ thN series. No arrange
mcnta have been made as 10 tlm8
or place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

ceive the batting eye. lie has many
methods Of doing thia The batter
has only one % nieetinE them
There maY be ether means q grit
ting men on the bases and perhaps
some Of them may - adopted
but Il IL more than likely that In
the continuance Of the national
game the pitcher viii always have
Il on the batter.
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Fancy Isle HALL Hose
7-bit article. . for 25e.
LION Clothing nh
22o-22 First, Ay., Cor. Main

ADJUSTMENTS
Mais Gate f0es--Entirs Block Third
Avenue sad James Street
LAST WEEK or THE CARNIVAL
Ending Saturday. July ~
unprsesdsnt.d sueeessi Thousands
Of Delighted visitersi Special
Features DAILY
See Diavolo loop open-top loop.
Nine Iliteu's high fire dive.
echoene. the Human Fly Tan
Arakec. slide for I.ifs.~ and many
ether startling gikhta. free.
Fourteen splendid shows Novel
booth exhibits. All dean. crisp. col
Io4anl creations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

T. A. Mares will attempt 10 make
a new record between Los Angeles
and San Francisco on a Pope Toledo
automobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
The Popularity Of Base Ball
Is Due to Action


WANTED AE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Oakland tried out a new pItchof
recently In a game with laB An
gelw az Frisco Ills nama was
Pierce and ~ was buaher lilo
was there with the goods FOR the
first ak innings All kinds Of curves.
and tho Angels couldn't find them.
~ the bsR'snim of the seventh In
Ming a fire Efo{se out across the
street and the flames could be Eeen
from tho ball ErosnsA The bleach
ura were In a ferment ever the spec
taele and half OF them left the
grounds. The fire stunt was too
much for Pierce. who went up In
tho air and the Angels put him %
tho bad. winning the game.
Tho agitation over tho abolish
ment OF the pernieloua foul strike
ruie continues Ths game Of base
ball has undergone a steady devsl-
opment since ita Inception some 50
years ago. but Il appears that the
rule adopted three years ago IA ono
development that the baseball world
IL as yet hardly ready for Tho pub
lie Who attend ball games like TO
see hard hitting and anappy con-
toatA. and the foul strike rule has
done more Co cut Il down than oven
the much mooted spit" ball
Spokesman Review.
Charles Nichols. tho one-tims
famous pitcher. has bern uncondi-
tlonally released by So. Louis and
viii probably join the list Of haae-
ball has bccns This Il the ending
In ball When you can't make good,
get out Baseball managers don't
know tho meaning OF the word sym
pathy and wouldn't know Il IL they
came across il in a dictionary ~
Butte Inter Mountain.
Thirty thousand people saw Art
full win the brighton handicap last
Saturday. and the horse won for
y. T. whitney. the owner. the purse
of $4,000. Not a bad afternoons
work. II almost equals the salary
Of the sporting editor.
On August 8 Twin" Sullivan and
Jack o'Brlan are % 20 20 rounds
At skaxway. Alaska They fought
= 20 round draw AZ Dawson City on
the fth. Does anybody say ratHT'
Some one has discovered an In
dian Weighing 900 pounds who
wants TO fight them all. including
JeffrieM II 10 not stated whether
he wants 10 fight them all at once
or not. but the facts may be known
IN few dAyA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

The races an OVER the country
are better attended than in years.
and the bootmAkern have all they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Loose teeth tighisned and diseased
gums can Be cured ~ the new Alive
elaF method. originated and practieed
~ th- Ohio Dentists only.
We have fhs largest most modem
nd best equipped dental partorH. We
% the very best grade of painless.
guaranteed dfatal work for about one
half THE money that dentists m small.
inferior dental offices charge.
Examination ana extraction free.
Fuii ct II teeth. with the Natural
iufuH s+sssaa1.ss sssssstsss. ttsss &o.OD
HrAdNH MHfA assHaaHfaHsfaaHaat4sss AI.ftU
billings. ..s.s.s4.. 3fSc. zoe are q 90
Al work Ei1arantoed A years
Hours. : a. IN 70 D. IN Sundays.
s - - IA 70 1 . IA
OHIO PAINTlEgts DRNrIsTa
syT.k Pa street C1snsr Third Avenue
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Sporting Briefs

LADIES AND CHILDREN
Can enjoy a pleasant Afternoon at
Ana Natatoriuna. An expert swim
raer IN attendance.
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STANDING on THE Gums.
AMERICAN
NATIONAL

PORTLAND. July iS-rhe Web
fnolers again lest 60 the Tacoma
team Garvin had an off DAY and
allowed the Tigers TO net SIX runs
in the Second inning. Garvin'a sup
port was very poor. which account
"a for a great many o. the runs.
Tacoma also put mp a poor Earee.
Kivine their pitcher even worse SUP
port than the Portland pitcher bad.
The seare. n. n +.
Portland. ofoeaao0i-s 6 :
Tacoma. esa0e 0--s - 4
Batteries Garvin and Mclean.
Brown and Hokan. Umpire Davis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago I. brooklyn Q.
New Nork Q. Pittshurg =
Cincinnati I. Philadelphia 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 4. Philadelphia =
Chicago 4. washington :.
Cleveland 4. New York l.
81. Louis J. Boston ?.
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A well known man Of wealth who
does a great deal OF betting AZ the
track. iost more than $50 600 on the
brooklyn handicap. bot that n a
mere baEalella.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-08-15
Let Us Have More Poultry.

Under the above caption the We
natchee Republic makes a few trlte
statements which The Ranch heartily
endorses, and commendS to the at
tentiOn of the ranchers throughout the
state. The Wenatchee paper says:
THE Republic has persistently, In
season and out of season, advanced,
urged, and insisted upon the exped,
iency, profit, and pleasure of the poul-
try business. Here in the Wenatchee
valley the climate, conditions, and
markets are exactly right. The man
who goes into the poultry business
here with the intention to make it in
reality a business, has the markets
not only at home but in Spokane and
Seattle to say nothing of Everett, at
his back door. There is ample room
for the business, there is a hungry
market in the four places mentioned,
awaiting the shipments of the succu-
lent Spring" willing, ready, eager to
pay the price.
'And in support of this statement
The Republic published few weeks
ago an engraving, taken from photo
graph, showing two cars of the Amerl-
can Refrigerator Transit line at Seat
tie, consigned to the Bell-Tower
company. These cars were filled with
chickens, killed several months ago.
and frozen at the time of dressing
they have been frozen ever since, and,
in that condition, have been shipped
across the continent, two thousand
miles or more, to be now sold to the
markets of Seattle, by whom they are
again sold to the confiding housewife,
the wary restaurant keeper, the cheap
er class hotel.
There are men and women, in plen-
ty, in Seattle, Spokane, Everett, who
have money, more than enough, to