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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
AT KANSAS CITY
Hadley Says Ne Has Secured Evidence
Asains, Standard Oil Company.

Asains, Standard Oil Company.
Kansas city April 20.-James n.
Garfield commissioner of corporation.
and Herbert $. Hadley attorney gem
eral Of Missouri. held a conference
here az the request Of the Missouri Of
fetal, who Is pushing the investigation
~ the standNrd on company's method
In this state MT Garfield arrived here
after a week spent investigating the
oil situation In the Kansas and Indian
Territory fields to deliver an address
before the Knife and Fosk club AZ its
regular monthly dinner Before going
into conference Mr.. Hadley said. 1--WE
have already secured enough evidence
TO prove that the STANDARD OH compa-
ny has been violating the laws OF Mis-
souri, IN monopolizing oil products OF
state. We hope. however. that the as
sistance 81 Mr.. Garfield and evidence
that win be brought out a. n result
OF his Investigations win make the
states position stronger than ever"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
MINOR MATTERS.
sarI d stanhope b dead.

Earl Of stanhope Is dead.
Merchants Of Denison will have a
steamboat jubilee.
Mayor Davis OF Fl Paso says gamb-
ling houses cannot reopen.
A company T. boring for on half a
mile northwest OF Mineola. Tex
~ Blum. Tex. ]. h. Mcdaniel stab
bed himself 20 death.
Body Of late Mexican minister Is en-
route home on warship Columbia.
Negotiations for purchase OF city Of
Chicago street railways have opened.
sam Jackson. negro. was fatally
shot by one OF his own race at Dixie,
Ia.
A Dowielte missionary came near
being killed by Chinese at Tsungli.
china
Ben Harwood OF St 10. Tex. had a
foot crushed 20 a pulp by a train at
Gainesville. Tx
While sitting In a chair az Jennings.
Lamar county. Texas. Albion Amcs
suddenly expired.
c. ID. King, claiming 20 be from
Kansas. was convicted at Temple.
Tex, OF insulting ladies and given 100
days on work pile.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
PLEASED WITH JURY.
Miss Nan Patterson Says She Feels
Confident Of Being Acquitted.

New York, April 2o.-The three law
yers who are acting as counsel for Nan
Patterson had a conference with her
In the tombs prison Thursday. at
which plans OF defense and personnel
OF duty were discussed. Lawyers
Abraham Levy. Henry w Unger and
Daniel OReilly wero present. Miss
Patterson expressed her pleasure at
the composition Of tho jury and disap-
pointment NJ the delay Of postponing
taking testimony until Monday Il
am sure of an acquittai this time" she
told Lawyer Levy "and every day
only adds 10 my misery IN the tombs
Ten months and three weeks Is a long
time 20 BE- shut up IN prison"
lawyer Levy said I'VE have new
witnesses who will establish Nan Pat
terson's Innocence beyond doubt
We 80 into this trial 100 per cent
stronger IN point OF evidence than we
did IN the last trial We are not go-
INK 20 rely upon failure o. the pros
ecution 20 prove It, case for acquittal
We are going 90 prove the innocence
Of Nan Patterson"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
NO FORMAL PROTEST.
Japan Has So Far Failed to Object to
Russian Squadron.

NeaetaN oQ9aoFoOs
Paris. April 2O.-No confirmation had
been obtained up to noon Thursday OF
the report that Japan formally protest
ed against the stay OF the Russian
squadron In waters % Indo- China as
being breach OF neutrality. The fol-
lowing guarded semi-ofiicial statement
was issued. Nothing Is known In
the highest French diplomatic quarters
concerning the protest which. accord
ing 20 certain foreign reports have
been formally addressed by Japan 10
the French government relative 10 vio-
latlon Of neutrality by the Russian
squadron. Furthermore the squadron
has been outside % French waters for
several days past
In view 81 Thursday press dis
patches saying the Russian squadron
was still AZ Kamranh Bay. tho last
part OF the sefni-official statement APP
pears 10 indicate that Admiral Rojest-
vensky has withdrawn outside the
three mile limit with shore line OF bav.
which. according 20 French law. con-
s,itutes an open sea.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
REsUTTAL EVIDENCE.
!, Is Said That Both Sides viii In
troduee Much Of This.


Austin. April 20.-In the Kirby
vandervoort case. attorneys FOR both
sides said there would be much rebuilt
tai testimony introduced
W b. wortham. who was recalled.
denied all knowledge Of a portion OF
conversation between himself ana
Mr. Kirby alleged 60 have taken place
IN the latter's private once In Hous-
ton and which pf-tion was said 20
have been heard by Earnest Ayres.
This fragment of conversation. as
stated BY the interrogators was as
fellows.
Mr Klrby-I will lay the matters
before Calhoun. OF course I will pro-
tect you and reimburse you.
Mr. wOrthAm- -. Kirby. the mon
ey has already been paid. and ~ II f.
not replaced there viii be a public
scandal
Ernest Ayres was then placed on the
stand and asserted that he had over
heard such a fragment OF a converse
ton between Mr.. Kirby and Mr.
worth. He said he was positive OF A.
He did not mention what he knew
about Il 10 any one until after the
Moore trial. because his curiosity as
20 It's importance was not aroused un-
IN he read something about the Moore
trial in the papers.
a transcript OF shorthand report
OF portion Of the cross examination
OF Frank u Glover on the trial Of
Warren W Moore was offered by the
defense. the avowed purpose being n
establish a basis Tor the Impeachment
OF Glover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
PUBLIC Interested.
Equitable Life Assurance Society Al.
fair Attracts Attention.
CALLED ON MR.. HYDE
Committee Of Agents Who Visited
the Vice President 10 ASK His
Resignation Tarried but
Twelve Minutes.

New York. April 2o.-DsveIopments
IN the Eauitai Life Assurances So
cissy, including engagement OF Joseph
N. Choate as counsel by James H.
Hyde. demand OF organization Of gen
sral agents for Mr.. Hyde's resignation
ana the Institution OF proceedings In
Louisiana asking for q recsivcrship OF
the society under the Louisiana law.
engaged public attention Thursday al
most 10 the exclusion Of other topics.
MI HYDE made an appointment 20
meet Thursday the committee Of gen.
erh agents appointed 20 demand his
resignation. This committee Is made
up OF Joseph Bowes OF Baitimore. w.
u. Roddy Of South Carolina. Frank C.
Levy OF New Orleans. Charles Jerome
Edwards OF Brooklyn and Charles
Wake Of New York. While Mr. Hyde
agreed 10 receive this COMMITTEES he
declared he had no intention whatever
OF resigning: that he regarded the ac-
lion Of the general agents making such
rsausst as 'impertinsnt. extraordinary.
insulting and most preposterous" The
demand by the agents for investiga-
ton and action inauguratsd In Louis
lana IL regarded a. making critical a
condition which was already extremely
serious. When the committee called
AZ Mr.. Hyde's homo AZ 90 Fortieth
street. they were met by STR. Hyde
ard nj fl ~
snder. W. c. CULVER and Alvin
kreech. his advisers. The COMMITTEES
remained IN the house twelve minutes
ana returned 20 the Hotel Savoy with
out giving any intimation OF what oc-
CURED Representative OF MFR. Hyde
announced. however. that q steno-
graphic report OF everything said Al
the meeting had been made and that
an ofncial statement will be issued by
Mr.. Hyde IN a letter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
CARS STONED.
Windows Smashed and Missiles Going
Through the Windows.

Rome. April 2o.-The railroad strike
situation has somewhat improved AMI
foreigners prohted by the partial re-
establishment % train service TO es-
cape from Rome. fearing general
strike During the last twenty four
hours the exodus from the city reach
"a 1000. travellers preferring 10 face
delays than remain here
Princess Nonia % Montenegro. sis
ter OF Queen Helena 81 Italy. who
should have arrived here wednesday
night. reached Rome Thursday morn
ing
Two large stones were thrown NJ an
express train between bologna and
Venice. passing completely through
one carriage and smashink windows
on both sides. but without touching
any one. The train was stopped hut
the perpetrators % the outrage cs-
capped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
WITH A wHoop.
Motion 10 Appoint Packing House Corn
nnittss Enthusiastically Adopted.


Amariils. Tex. April 2o.-The second
days session OF the Panhandle Stock
mems association developed chiefly a
decision to have a COMMITTEES take up
the packing house prospect. though a
number Of valuable papers were read.
or. 10 be exact, informal speeches on
technical points were made.
The committee appointment. made
just az the close OF the morning session
came. almost prccipitated an uproar
through a Misunderstanding, prompting
l.. II. Watkins. opponent Of the imme-
diate action subject. TO rise To his feet.
A point Of srser was made against his
speaking. and only BY the exercise OF
good lung power was he enabled 10
second the motion. when II dawned
upon the convention that he was act
ually supporting the committee II ross
70 It's feet on chairs. whooped. Wills
tied and yelled In enthusiasm.
Professor John A. Craig OF the agri-
cultural and mechanical college spoke
on experiments IN cattle feeding.
Congressman stephens was called
and spoke az some length. paying es-
pecial attention 20 the development
OF Texas from his boyhood 20 the pres
ent time. and 70 the need Of corrective
legislation 10 protect the cattiemen
from the trust
G. H. Pash spoke on the experiment
station OF this section on the packing
house plan. Yoakum's railway plans
as affecting the Panhandle and the SUI
gar beet industry.
The evening was given over 20 the
cattlemsn's ball In Elks' hall which
very nearly every one attended, and a
reception 20 the ladies. given by the
Elks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
Wound un In kan.a,.

Independence. Kan, April 2o-James
r. Garfield. commissioner OF corpora
tions. wound up his investigation OF
the Kansas Oh held and left Tor Kan
sas City. on his return from Bartletis-
willie. l. T. where he spent Wednesday.
he conferred with an the officers OF
the Kansas on Producers association
and state Senator Fitzpatrick their
attorney
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
ALMOST OVERCOME.

Judge Washburn Said II Was Most
Trying Duty Of His Life.
Elyria o. April 20.-E T. Kanecr.
former cashier OF the closed Citizens
Saving bank of Lorrain. pleaded gull
~ 90 embezzling the funds % the
bank and was sentenced % serve
seven years In the penitentiary H.
r. walker ana Dan A. Walker. teller
and bookke per respectively Of the
bank pleaded guilty and were each
sentenced 90 two years and six
month Judge Washburn. In scntenc-
ing the prisoners. said n was the
hardest task undertaken p him dur
Ing his ofhcial career Kaneer being n
close and life long friend The Judge
was almost overcome with emotion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
AWFUL MISTAKE.
Hearing a Noise. Doctor Shoots and
Kills Another Physician.

'''''- 7'''--''"' ' y -'N'"''7
> Richmond. Va. April 20.-Thinking
an attempt was being made TO rob the
bank. Or. Lawrence Anderson Bragg.
who has rooms In the Citizens Ma
tional bank building az Covington.
Va. shot in the direction OF the noise.
killing DR. Alexander Mason. OF the
star OF the Western State hospital.
who had arrived on a late train TO
visit his brother. Attorney George T.
Nelson. In endeavoring 10 reach his
brothers room near the bank. DR.
Nelson lost his way and was az the
entrance Of the bank building when
killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
AMERIKA LAUNCHED.
New Hambers. American Line Steamer
Ready For Ocean Voyages.

Belfast. April 2O.--The new Ham
g-American liner steamer Amerika
was launched hero Thursday IN the
presence OF Thousands Of people. In
GLIDING Walter Long. chief secretary
Tor Ireland. and Lord Londonderry
lieutenant OF county Down. The YES
sci r. intended for immediate service
between Hamburg and New York. Her
tonnage & 22.50O. with a capacity ~
5000 tons of cargo and about 1000
passengers and crew.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
LINE SALOONS"

Citizens OF Comanehe County, Oklaho-
ma, Complain OF Them.
Lawton. April 2O.-Citlzens OF Co
manche county along the entire east
ern line make complaints against zine
saloons" because % disturbances by
drunken men. and city and Federal
authorities have been instructed by the
grand Jury 10 make Investigations 4
series Of these saloons extending along
the dovision between Comanche coun-
". oklahoma and Indian Territory are
frequentd by rough men from the
Chickasaw nation, who cannot buy
liquor elsewhere
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
GALVESTON ARRIVES.
Cruiser Named After Island City Now
Berthed al a Pier.

berthed az Pier.
Galveston. April 2o.-The United
States cruiser Galveston arrived In this
por, Wednesday after voyage OF nine
days. slow speed. from Norfolk. She
was visited by several hundred people
at her moorlngs. The ship Il berthed
az pier IN the heart OF the city. which
has never been the case on former Wis
its Of battleships. The silver service
20 be presented 20 the ship by the cit
liens OF Galveston will be delivered
with appropriate ceremonies on Mon
day
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
NEXT At DALLAS.
Sons 81 Hermann Hold 1907 conven.
ton In That City.

ton In That City
Houston April 20.-Sons OF Her
mann selected Dallas for the next BIZ
enniai meeting place. Following were
elected Officers: Frederick Honhelnz.
grand president from Bergheim. Tex.
William oldenburF. first grand wee
president from Galveston: c. J. Won
Rosenberg second grand vice president
from Ia Grange; John Bauer. grand
secretary from san Antonio: Gus A.
Heilig grand treasurer. from In
Grange Or n. A. Goeth. grand ply
siclan. from san Antonio. John Wind
linger. grand trustee. from Dallas:
Ludwig Scharck grand finance COM
missioner from Houston
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
Mrs.. Mclean Led.

washington. April 2O.-Result OF
hrst ballot for president general Of the
American Daughters OF the Revolution
was announced as follows; Mrs. Me
Lean. si2: RMS. Stsrnberg, 2oi; Mrs
Ilppitt. i5t. Necessary 20 a choke
esL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21

nese bandits, several thousand Japan
CSC cavalry and twenty-five guns.
Kuanchengtsu Is Identical with
Chzngchun. the extreme right OF Cen
oral Linevitch's main front. which ex-
tends thence toward Kirin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
Restina QuiulX.

West Palm Beach. Fla. April 90
AZ midnight Wednesday night Joseph
Jefferson was sleeping
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
GREATER PIrrssURe.
PennsyIvania Governor Signs Measure
Consolidating Two Cities.

Harrisburg. April 2O-Governor
Pennypacker signed the Greater
Pittsburg BILL which provides for the
Of the cities OF Pitts
burg and Allegheny City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-21
TURNING MOVEMENT.
One Has Been Discovered by the Rus.
slams Of Chinese and Jsps.

ST. Petersburg. April 2o.-A dispatch
from Gunshu Pass says the Russians
have discovered a turning movement
eighty miles norwest OF Kuanchsngtsu
about thirty miles northeast OF Gunshu
Pass, by two forces each OF 5000 Chi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-06
nerfriihtrr He.tf,er.

.gDie asfdGt Dir's benin i'm ne,lsr
4msg-.Gar nidt! -. Md, penn
muir bic pieratsD isnftja6r' idpn berum
tr&ren!"
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Et,, hnrter Sh1doeI.

9auer (beim Drefden gu etnem
Der anedte): Sc, Mi4'l, tbn' Oein'
4opf net aflpeiI 10 nett bor! =. o. 70
a. Drdnfleel toit' a. @el6i"
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6umorisfisches
8nuneCprnd,.

STIR: sJrdulein, tpar Sbnen
aud faon mal 10 ioubsrbar gu
Mntbe2"
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Aenexinu.

Ctr nM1btter 8aron:
n%4abe. bab Der Banter Stlberbera
tetne 9odter bat -. obne Die piirb'
Id nint leben fDnnen!"
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Rsr Art oils Nralfer,

80 besreife ia fsbr gut. baB Shr
s8mer5 Elm berber 1T, snaoige Grdu
-dber ems mub Jbntn Elm Sroft
Ism: Der Dienft, ben 5hr fsliger 6err
Gsmuht Der miHenfdaft seleiftet bat.
eesn fJan mar Der intereFantet. uno
lsbrreihfte. Der MIR IN meiner breibia@
fahrtaen Nroris b%or9etommen it'll"
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Dtr h1here 0nd1ter.

.@Ifa. mas beriteben Sic unter
einem Jrasment2"-nGin 9iebessee
fdthte, in Der iie fi9 nidt triegenl"
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Qu ner Derleaenbstt.

4rst: .6abs i'd Sbnen ni9t &c.
faet. bab bas Bier tpdbrenb Sbrer
frantbett Elm sroBes @ift TIT = unb
mos thun Sic nun bas"-B auer:
ST.. tpnnt MT eben pergifs
femfA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-06
Afunern1,1t,n.

Npu papa bon 8lein= 2isbetb bot
t9 einen heftisen Ratarrb a~usesosen.
Gin gutter getanDter oss papas err
tpnbist fd BET 8leins2isbetb mad oss
Eaters erseben. sDanie," tnirt Die
Gefroste. sbem papa sebt ss pisber
eent gut. .abtr ieBt bat msin. iisbe
Wafsd etnen 70 ftorien 2ater."
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auerthpou.

Momit fam nan Sbnen oienen,
9str Hahoar? SD mub Sbnen
histheslen, odB Sbr 5uno ssitern orets
Fol nod meiner Shpiesermuttsr
jhnoppte. 20 ipeb, oa perlangen
gle tDobriheinlid) G9abenerias ODER
fotuas bon miro eaeins Spur =
ben nnno nil ID eSShnsa d~btoufen.s
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~ Ralf, cement. Sano, Bod.
feline. feuerfefte Steine unb Tbpd.
Ebeer unb MspbaItpapier, Dadpappe.
Ebeer unb asphalt, Del, 9erpentin.
5arben, GIaS &c. &c. ftets porrdtbip
Bel s. 6. 1ielmatin, 306 Oft.
Commerce. tra6e. Rieorige Breiie,
quite Wanres l0tuie quite uno ree[e
Ueoienung tperoen aurantirt -
TelepbDn 41O
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natber Mtifter. mas baben Sic oa
stmo9s-bas iou etne 9ofe fein9! -.
Die TT ia piel au ldne-bas 1T fdon
me6r 3isbbormonito!"
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aJtrtrerhpnerltdn.

Nihter: nSie paren jest tptgen
Dssbfabl bret Sabre i'm 3udtbaus,
ynb. faum entlafen, iteblen sic To-
fprt eth Der Nnttalt aeseniiber. uuf Der
&trabe fttben6es Rab!"-M r re-.
ant: s9err Midter. id tpotIt' nur
fshtn. OBJ id bas Raofubren nidt per=
lsrnt bab'il4
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Mftt Ht1renfrfpn.

GeIbmebsI gum Retrut.n, Der
tn Der Jnffruttionsftunbe buftet):
xMenf@. etnunbatpansts Sabre baben
St Get sebabt, fb ausaubuften; sic
aber tpdrten bia jsbi, um mir Die Sne
hruttionsftunbe gu ft0ren."
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#d1rper AT Tunen.

-. Mer TT benn eisentlid inulb
an Der S4etbung. Grau Nadburtn2
CT ober fea-sDd bort man perfdiez
ben tsben. Die einen fagen 10 unb Die
aHbern io!-.Sasen benu mebr 70,
ODER mebr fo9"
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Der Recruitment.

aebrer: nMis beibt man I'm
faufmdnntf4en 2eben oenjenisen, Der
etre Maare liefertg"-@ d I1er.
n9teferant.1-2 { rer .0Ri9tis,
unb mas lift oerjenise, Der fe em=
pfdneta"-e d ii Ter: Der @elie@
ferte."
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Eutrd1mlntp,1nn.

Midter: nNt9t tpentser ipie
sip5tf lteberateber baden Sic tn apei
Mpnatsn seitoblen!1-M /, setlags
ter: xsDas NOR absr aud Elm ftrens
ger Minter, 9err Wi4ter!"
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Aturd1rptb..,tu

-. Warum i'd 10 iparfam sefpors
ben bin, fragen Sic unb metnen, es
tpar' fetn @runb 6afiir borbanbeng. ).
J@ fos' Sbnen, id bah gu 9aufe fiee
ben duseetpahf'ne GRIND baau!"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-06

Washington demand that the ammo,
Of the state > selection be witbheld b.
the Secretary Of the interior ne,d;-
the Investigations Of the Reclama,ioa
service ia this basin: and if a nr,i,-,
for reclamation ia the Yakima b.,i.
be deemed advisable, then and in tho,
event, the state 5 application be rsis,,
ed by the Secretary Of the In,srio.
providing such rejection be still dssm
ed necessary 10 enable the RECLAIM.
tlon service TO enter the basin. And
be it further
l;csolvcd, ! hat in 50 far as sno,i,
consistent with the public lD,eras,.
The Secretary Of the Interior i, h.rshr
requested 10 furnish to the Goyerno,
and Land Commissioner Of the State =,
Wa,hin9ton. such Information a, will
enable them to determine wh., !,
the course for the State Adminis,r..
tion 10 pursue in the ,premises to tho
end that the best interests Of the non.
p.o OF the state may be- preserved and
advanced.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-06

Good tor stomach Trouble and
Constipation

&c hambor.aiu'o Stomach and Liver
Tablet, have done me great deal Of
good, says G. Towns, Of Rat Partage.
ontario. Canada. Beng a mild physc
the after elect, are not unpleasant
and can recommend them to all who
Ter from stomach disorder. " For sale
rs owl Drug Store
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-06
AN INTERESTING FIGURE.


'''' ''' unjust ''' ''''"- u's'o'
' al '''''' '''' - '''A' % - / Oo1ao'
'''''' an .'''''" l''- anu fou' SNOW
j. d ''''''- '.''' ''I'PNu'ou' ciO@u'
FOO ''i' cannon, '''''' ! 'oi' oo1au l''
'''N i''''' ''''''er o' "n''''ai' 'o'
"''N' years az" ne ON0e'S.a"u' 'I'''
''''' '.''' e. ''"s VI 'I"'"'D'
''''''''' WI '"'"''' one III u'' s.uu' our
mas a' one ''"'''e' people, lie are
YES 81 ''7i '"''''o''' are qu''e '''Di'A'
some are ma" anu sonie arc AV''''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-06
After An Exchange Of Ideas and Opinions
The Appended Pssolu;ions We're Adopted
by a Unanimous Vote Including Governor
Mead and Lend Commissioner Ross

Tn" committee appointed by kittita,
rmh consisting Of Ralph Kaufman, Il
i Wilson. Andrew Olsen. G. f. Dick
son and w. II. Talbot, met with like
committees from I'ro.>er. Sunny>idc
aud Norlh Yakima. in North Nak-
ma yesterday toconfer with COY. \. f..
Mead aud Land Commissioner Ross.
~ = ro~ult Of Tie conference. tn.
following resolutions speak for them.
selves:
Whereas. 1t has l., on Represented NV
by the officers Of he Reclamation sery-
zee that the pending application of the
state Land Department of the State OF
aehln@ton. for certain lands in The
lower aklma valley prevent, Federal
reclaim ton of arid lands in the basin
OF the akma, therefore hc /,
Resolved, That in The opinion of hi,
lolht committee, rrpr,scnrinu the VA
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