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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

IDENTITY asserted. without rnntratIe-
ton. that H. a. planned nov. the
bureau Is placed on q fee basis the
OF Inspector viii yet an annual
rake-off 81 from anywhere from
$4,000 10 so. 600 for a JOB that most
persons consider uunseesarY and
even useless
The graft talk Waa strong last
night during the making 81 tests a.
The various kinds ~ oils used for
lighting purposes IN this state and
oregon The tests were made bv
representative 81 the standard 8Il
agencies % the tWu states before
the Joint committee on mines and
mining.
The oil was burned IN ordinary
lamps with No burners.
The oils stood fire test Of ~ de-
Erees Fahrenheit aud n flash test ~
100 degrees. The STANDARD OH
agents claimed that II they were
forced % sell only such oil as would
stand TO degree test II would b.
necessary 10 eliminate the lighter
qualities OF oil which produced an
OF of inferior Illuminating power.
but would cost 4 cent more per gal
Ton 10 manufacture.
State Dairy and Food Commits
siouer Mcdonald viii gather sam
pies o. Oh oils sold IN this city and
make further tests THE afternoon OF
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
BILL
IS INTRODUCED
TIE MEASURE NOW BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE PROVIDES
FOR SWEEPING CHANGES PRIMARY ELECTIONS

II enacted and made a law it Will
require the primaries 90 be held
throughout the state OF the second
Tuesday On September prior 60 tho
guuerbl election in November Tho
bin az great length explains how
men shall be nominated before the
primaries. aud makes provision that
q candidate tor the office OF United
states senator must be supported
by petition bearing the names or
az least ] per cent OF the total vote
OF the party which he represents
the party vote being estimated on
the count for the presidential clse
tiuu. Like petitlaual provision L.
made FOR the office of candidates
Tor the office Of congressman. 81
eept that such candidate must be
supported by a = Per cent petition.
and for state. county and municipal
candidates @ Per cent iH required.
FRANK D. ROBERTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
BENERLDGE WOUND UP
THE DEBATE

WASHINGTON, d. c. Feb. T.
Senator Beverage closed the long
debate of the question Of making
two new states out OF Oklahoma and
Indian Territory and New Mexico
and Arizona yesterday IN an able
summary Of the bill, which occupied
the greater part Of the day Pre-
yious TO Beveridge's speech, Foraker
spoke in support Of his amendment
TO eliminate Arizona aud New Mex
leo from the proposition.
Beveridge favored the passage OF
the bill as It was presented, max
ing two states from the four re
naming territories He said the
present tendency was 60 create
states with large territory and more
extensive population. lie pointed
out that Arizona and New Mexico
were similar geographically and
not separated BY lno.ataIR ranga-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
De PACHMANH COMING

As the date for De Pachmann' s
appearance in Seattle approaches in
terest in this gifted pianist grows
keener. Musicians generally OF the
city are anxious to hear an artist
whose fame is known wherever mu-
sic is appreciated. That those who
are anticipating something eXcep-
tionally fine in De Pachmann's en-
gaEement. February Is, will be
more than satisfied is quite certain.
lie has a reputation for marvellous
playing and is said te be able TO
convince even the skeitical that the
piano is the most delightful must
cal instrument In the world.
De Pachmann will be heard az tho
Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
WANT NE w COUNTY
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia, Wash.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 7-Hughea. Of
Douglas. yesterday Afternoon intro
duced a bin providing for the diyi-
sion 81 Douglas county and the ere
alton Of the county OF Coulee. the
new county to assume a Just pro
portion Of the old eounty's indebt-
eduess. The division proposition IL
the result Of a compromise The
original plan vas 10 create two new
counties. The Hughes bill provides
for the attachment OF Coule to the
district Of Chelan. Douglas. Okla
hogan and Ferry counties for judi
cial purposes and for the purpose
OF representation TO include - I'm
the First senatorial district and the
Fifty-EoYenth representative district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.

OLYMPIA. Feb. This morning
a bill sweeping IA its provisions.
for the enactment Of direct uriz
mary law was introduced ia both
the house and tho senate.
This measure provided not only
Tor the direct primary process In the
selection OF candidates FOR state.
county and municipal offices. but
provides as we'll for the virtual
slr, tian Of United states senator by
dIrrgt vote.
II further provides That eandl-
dates FOR the latter office shall be
selected at the primaries ia the
same manner provided far the Sc
lection of candidates for state.
county and municipal offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
A Re(Ord-Bredklng Move

Mr.. T. n shaw. Of Shaw's drug
store. established new record in
moving drug stores. last week.
when. after closing his store Tues
day evening. on the corner OF Sec
oud avenue aud Madison street. he
opened up "Wednesday morning AT
No. 1918 Second avenue all ready for
business. Even 90 the inexperienced
one can imagine the great number
Of large and small bottles and
hreakAhla material contained In "a
drug store. and 20 move all these
things and have everything In place
IN one might. We think worthy Of
comment. MIR. shaw used plenty Of
med all night long and a number OF
drufs
Vi. shnw'a new store, which can
be Detected on account OF his new
elesaric sign (anywhere between
Pslk street and James streeD with
thes naked eye. Ia one that we con-
sidef a very good location. being
rll.hi IN the center Of the shopping
disttict. and I'm general appearance
Haeias to be more convenient IN ar
rtnFement than HIS old stand on the
corner.
Il works rather n hardship upon
the public to have the old Madison
conner empty and we think Mr.
shaw will miss "A few phone users
aud that his parcel department will
be practically vacant but when the
new building goes up he viii be
found back In his old location. and
the general public will once more
have chance TO come In and walt
for the ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

meeting last Friday Il vas post
paned until next Friday. Invita-
tiona can be had from any member
OF the committee.
Tho committee In charge OF the
matter Is as follows. II l.. laffe.
otto A. Case. Col q @. barrow.
Ivan l.. Hyland. Ben d Williams.
Homer NJ. Hi. =. =. WinehAll. II.
Behronn. Alex Anderson. Is N
siskela. J. 3 johnson and 7 L. Al
Ian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
IT'S HALF A LAW
TIE HOUSE PASSED TIE REID COMMISSION GILL BY Al
MOST UNANIMOUS VOTE

after having passed both houses.
only iu two particulars.
The yesterday bill constituted the
state board - equalization q board
- tar commissioners also. aud "a
Foret giving little or no Publicity
Co the affairs % the commission.
The Reid measure provides for the
appointment b. the governor % a
commission. With salaries placed a.
$4,000 d year and fatafs all pos
slhle publicity Il also provides faf
the employment OF two clerks AT
salaries not 20 Nscrcd - per
month Reid was IA the chair when
tho bin passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
STOOD PAT
SENATE REFUSED TO RECON
SipER CAPITAL MOVING
VOTE
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
olY mpis. Wash.

OLYMPIA. Feb. by vote Of
g 10 ~ the senate yesterday re-
FUSED % reconsider the vote Of last
Thursday passlnE the Baker bill ga
submit the capital removal question
To the people There were seven
Who were absent or did not vote
The galleries Wero packed with
demouairatiFe people senator Huth
Of rhurstun. made the motion 20 re-
consider. and followed with an Inn
FASHIONED plea for his homo eouu
y. senator Maorc. 81 klnK. aisu
spoke In favor Of the motion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
BUYS GUNS
TURKEY TO STREkGTHEN
FoRTtFIcATIoNs ON THE
pARDARELLES

BtRAnS8HAM. Feb. "A ape
einl 60 the Post announces that
Turkey has ordered 20 batteries Of
new field artillery and 30 guns, to
be placed in position for the defense
OF the nardRuelleE.
II f. believed that the purpose is
70 strengthen the pardauelles to
prevent any attempt on the part Of
the Russians 10 send wafnhips
through the straits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
Cures Without!
Stomach Dosing
HYoMEl CURES ckTARRH ~
SIMPLE BREATHING - Th z
QUAKER DRUG CO. REFUNDS
MONEY If I TRAILS TO CURE

SIMPLE bNEA HING - - z
QUAKER DRUG CO. REFUNDS
MONEY If I TRAILS TO CURE
4 long stride toward solving the
mystery Of curing catarrh was taken
with the discovery OF Hyumei In
fact. the percentage Of cures BY this
treatment proves Il equal TO the
final tests
The folly Of taking medicine into
the stomach 10 cure catarrh Of the
nose. throat and lungs. has been
realized by physicians. but not until
Hyomel was known. had they a
practical method that would obyiatc
stomach druEging.
a complete Hyomet outfit costs
but 81 and consists Of a neat peck
et inhaler that can be used any
where without attracting attention.
a medicine dropper and a bottle Of
Hyomei. Extra bottles Of Hyomci
cost but 50c.
Breathing Hyomei through the in
hnler every particle OF air that en-
ters the nose. throat and lungs is
charged with a healing balsam that
soothea and allays all irritation.
kills the catarrhal germs and en-
riches the blood with additional
ozone.
The Quaker Drug Co has so much
faith In the power Of Hyomei 20
cure catarrh. that they are selling
II under their personal guarantee %
refund the money II It does not give
positive relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
DR.. Miles
Anti Pain Pills

the greatest remedy on earth for pains
Of any kind Their soothing influence
upon the nerves is felt throughout the
entire system.
had la Grippe pains all over me,
and ! was In such distress l thought
could not endure 10. 1 thought OF Or
Miles Anti Pain pills. and after TAX
INK doses the pain disappeared and
slept peacefully. Ny brother has "a
as they ease the pain. and leave no
bad effects Ike quioting powders -
ApEiiA LANE. Portage. Mich
lt they fail TO help. your druggist
viii refund your money on first pack
age,
= doses, . cents. Never sold In bulk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
RECEPTION TO
SENATOR ELECT

The reception 20 be rendered by
the voters Of the Second ward to
United States Senator elect Samuel
~ piles will be held at Fraternal
hall. 1905 Jackson street. on Friday
evening. February 10. Owing 10 Mr..
Piles not being able 10 attend thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daiis Star
Olympia. Wash.

OLYMPIA. Feb. THE tax com
mission bin introduced b Reid. q
Pierce. passed In the house yeHter-
day afternoon With only one vote.
that Of Fanchor. o. Spokane. re-
corded against H. There Nsre I5
ayes. Fancheg's solitary 10. and Is
absent.
The Reid tar commission bin dif-
fsrs from the cd yesterday BILL
which was vetoed By the governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
TW ENTY-THR Rec
INJURED
ny serIpps News Assn,

MEXICO CITY. FEB. THE
train returning with the railway
conductors picnic party from Pop
ooatspella peak. which was carrying
500 excursionists. ran from six
foot embaukment into ditch. In
juring % persons. Many were scri-
nualN hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
Grip Pains

II would be utterly impossible 20 i'm
aEiuc anything more distressing than
Ia Grippe pains. They are RimpfY In
dcscrihuhle. and seem 60 be composed
OF aii the misery sensations known
Yet they can be relieved. and u "A
very short dime. 10y taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
PALACE BURNED

BERLIN. Feb. THE magnif-
icent palace Of the Grand Duke
Ernest OF Saxon Altenburg. at Al
tenburg. was burned last night. IL
is reported that many valuable pic
lures. art treasures and manu-
scripts were destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

WILL talk
Olympia Bureau
Seattle DAILY Star.
Olympia, Wash.

OLYMPIA. Feb The commit
tee on irrigation will hold a meeting
tonight Tor the purpose Of further
eansldsrinE the irrigation bin which
has been prepared by experts OF the
federal reclamation bureau The
bill. after being adopted By the com
mlttee. will be forwarded 10 the a~c-
rotary ~ tho interior for govern
mental approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
AT Ballard
tessesssSss*spssstss4ss.
WORK STARTED

Work Wa started yesterday on
Tire new tanurrY which f. TO be
built behind the building % the
Washington Fon1 company The
ground has been cleared aud the
lumber 90 be used ia bciuK hauled
from the mills nearby This fac
tory. under the name % the West
Coast Thinning company viii be one
81 the largest II It's kind on the
coast The machinery that VIII De-
Installed la an 81 the most modern
type The building viii De finished
and running BY the first q June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

Weak and unhsy kidneys are responsible 10. more 'lotn''s and
through neglect
kidney trouble permitted continue fatal results
follow.
need sntn-but kidneys most be
G do mosta nd need attention frat.
YOU badly" kimors swamp
kidney, and ba oder remedy
10 health. a trial will convince
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

on account OF the present bad
condition OF business In Seattle,
commencing February l. We offer
cash loans to all reliable clerks,
bookkeepers. statesmen and all other
reliable salgSled employees. Just on
their note aud on terms to suit the
borrower. In sums OF $1,000 TO
10000, no wait. no charge for ap-
plleatlon. no interest taken out In
advance. payment suspended in ease
OF sickness. every courtesy extend
ed. This convenience Is solf=eyident.
The Crescent Loan Co. Col Marion
Bldg, SIS Second avenue. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
HOT FIGHT rs DUE

Tonight THE council viu decide
whether or not the city shall have
a packing house This was laid over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

as represented.
He contended that congress had
the right 10 do away with the boun-
Diary that had been set between the
two territories when they were Gre
ated. In this he was opposed by
Senator Alger. who claimed that the
so-called pledge OF perpetual Ruton-
omy Of the territory prevented the
union OF the two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
4 BIG
GRAFT
Olympus Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 7.-Graft briatiea
al through IN and out Of the at
tempt 10 folst an Oh Inspection bu-
fsau on this state. and It IL conf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

and
kidney and I 9 RICHARDSON
Blade 1
It's
h
Root
Obliged
thiatH qu"hlp nlEht ana day Htnafihg or
irritation brckdust
Iear sir Ian n he
since n The
IL
and
bloattnE tftahity
me al ambition
flesh HaH9w complexion or HfiEhh
v=roe ~klnH for aavr Tbegn the
medicine
ean
Il m q a
20
In
very sure abe ut
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Root
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Hinghantou y
recommending Swamp to on bottle
SoTE-Gn the wonderful merits or
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testimonial received ron
and o
we'll
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The senulneness Of this offer Is guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

Al the Ffaternal hall next FRI
lay uiEht the Brotherhood Of Amer
can Woman viii give social
lance This Is one OF the several
iuneea that have ben given during
ho winter Tor the purpose OF help.
nE the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07

until tonight by the request OF Ar
Wit who could not be present at
The last meeting Il in expected the
council chambers wll be crowded
with the property owners IN the
Vicinity whore the packing house
VIII so II "a permit b. given.
Several couneilmen are ia favor
"f the project the only one against
Dc T. the councilman who lives In
the district where AT witt desires
Co locate. Il De- thought that az he
iH the representative OF that COM
muuity and backed by the property
owners he viii make a atroua r1ht
against the pat kiuE house
The people VIII base their com
plainta ON the grounds that the
government might object. since the
canal iu being used by the city To
carey away the sewerage that emp
Ties In II n The packing house own
ers used the same means OF doing
fwaH With their refuse.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29
ODD FELLOWS.
The Militant Branch of the order.
 Friendly Grips.


 The number of encampments. as given in a table published by General Nj. A. Raney. commanding the Patri- archs Militant branch of the order, is 2,95G; number of encampment mem bers, 153. .293; average encampment membership, 51. Number of cantons Patriarchs Militant, 55S: number of chevaliers 1882; average number to canton, 33; per cent of cantons to camps" 1924 Of the seven depart ments ranking as divisions. Iowa leads with 1912 per cent; Massachusetts, l5.94; New York. 1928; Ohio, 12.S6; Illinois. Ills; Pennsylvania, 7.75; h. diana, G.1J.
 During the year 1904 the grand ju- risdiction of Connecticut made a gain of 155, the present membership being lS.47S.
 Plan your lodge work now so as to keep things running through the win ter without a break
 A class of eighty-seven candidates was initiated in Coles County lodge, No. 2G0, Mattoon. H., recently. The grand master and 800 visiting mem bers were present.
 Bishop John M Walden of the Meth odist church is a member of the order He was initiated in Woodbine lodge No. 126 of Mount Healthy, Hamilton county. la. Sept. IS. 1852.
 Grand Secretary Bolton of Minnesota reports membership of 17,7T9 in his jurisdiction.
 Take an interest h the new member Make 1t pleasant for him while be is getting acquainted.
 Manchester encampment of Penn sylvania recently admitted, advanced and exalted a class of 139 candidates. This is said to be the largest class ever put through by any encampment of the order.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29

bership this year will be double that Of 1904. MT. Waters was appointed state commander of the Jurisdiction last February and soon proved that he was the right man in the right place. Last year he served as a deputy for the or. der and was most successful in this line of work. He is a native of Iowa and was born in Ackley thirty four years ago.
 Eight tents in Buffalo, N. r., have Maccabee baseball league. At the close of the summer the winning team will receive a fine trophy.
 Recent reports show the uniform rank of the order Is making good prog ress this year.
 Bessemer tent is one of the strong and enterprising tents of PennsyL vania. It has 900 members.
 The order Is booming in Cleveland, O., this year. In sixty days TOO new members were secured
 Good progress Is being made by the Maccabees of Missouri, especially fn St Louis, where seventeen tents in the past sixty days initiated 17O members.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29
vacatIon, on uncIe sam.

Colonel Rizer. acting chief of the geological survey, denies there is any grating In that bureau, but the facts seem to show thAt some of the special scientists connected with the bureau have been using their talents and time, paid for by the government, in editing the Mining World. for which it is claim cd they also receive compensation. Professor Wolcott, director of the bu- reau, appears to be summering in the west at government expense when his oversight of the bureau at Washington would seem to be much needed to in- yestigate the work of his subordinates.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29
ODD FELLOWS.
The Host and His work-Tripie Link
 Notes.

The Host and His wOrk-Tripie Link
 Notes.
 Of the many useful offices in the lodge there are none more important to the welfare of lodge than the host There is nothing that will kill the at tendance more than 8 cold hall in win ter or a hot one in summer. Show me 6 host that keeps the hall as he ex- poets his wife to keep his home-clean, tidy and comfortable-and will show you a lodge with a good attendance Show me a lodge where its members loaf in stores and on street corners and l will show you host who keeps an untidy hall, who doesn't open until the last minute, the light in the window is not there for the early corners, the late fire hasn't warmed the hall by lodge time in winter, or the hall Is hot and stuffy in summer. MT. Host, be a host indeed. Hang out the beacon light early. Make the members com fortable and watch the attendance grow.-Talisman.
 The subordinate lodges of California pay S1.30 per capita tax, and 65 cents of this is for the maintenance of their homes.
 Among the other standing commit tees the grand lodge of Utah has one on excursion, whose duty it Is to ar range for a pleasure trip. The Utah brethren believe in having good time
 An effort was made in the grand lodge of Western Australia to have that body meet hereafter biennially instead of annually, but it failed.
 A grand encampment has just been organized in South Carolina. It was only last year that a Rebekah assem- bly was organized there.
 The banner odd Fellows lodge of Minnesota is Northern Light of Mime apolis. It has 556 members.
 A resolution was adopted at the re cent sesslo. of the grand lodge of South Dakota whereby all past grand of subordinate lodges must pay S1 foI the assembly degree, the money to gc to the home fund.
 During the year 1904 the subordinate lodges of California expended sos. S9S.33 for the beneficial and charitable purposes of the order
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Applications For Transfer Cards.
 Pythian Notes and Gossfp.

Sythtan Notes and Gossip.
 The supreme chancellor says there is too much indifference on the part of subordinate lodges in acting on appn- cations for transfer cards. It is the duty of every subordinate lodge to grant transfer cards to applicants promptly when they are entitled to same. so that members may be able to affiliate with the lodges where they re side. Many members are lost by this lack of prompt action on the part of subordinate lodges. Transferring from one lodge to another should be made as easy and inexpensive as possible.
 At the rate of changes now being made by the grand lodges there will be much new blood in the next session of the supreme convention.
 The Pythian Sisterhood Is composed of the wives. daughters, mothers and sisters of Knights of Pythias, but is not an auxiliary organization.
 Tie Knights of Pythias of Ohio has total assets amounting to S1.57S. .252. .S2.
 The Order of Rathbone Sisters is showing healthy growth Many new temples have been instituted since the first of the year
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29
UNITED WORKM FEN.
To Make the Meetings Interesting
 Workshop Notes.

To Make the Meetings Interesting
 Workshop Notes.
 The Oregon Reporter suggests a plan to make the meetings interesting and to also work out a great benefit to the order in their respective neighbor- hoods. Give prize of $2, S3 or s to the member under thirty-five years of age who can present in his own Ian guage, either written out or delivered offhand, the most comprehensive, in- telligent and easily understood expla- nation of the new plan in all its fea- lures. There might be a months trial. three or four having an opportunity each week to be heard. This would give twelve to twenty a chance to en- ter for the prize, which should be awarded by some competent judges appointed for the purpose.
 The Emblem recently reported membership in good standing in Wash ington of S196.
 The grand recorders of 6 number of jurisdictions report fewer suspensions.
 You cannot advertise the order too much. There are many ways to keep 1t before the public.
 The A. o. U. ". is here to stay. It is as enduring as the eternal hills, and every true friend of fraternity will see to it that it shall go on in its great work of fraternity, charity, protection, hope and brotherly love for all time to come.-Hoosier Watchman.