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New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

our contest Miss Florence will receive the 81 Of
fered a. prize two weeks ago.
For the neateSt three printed answers TO this
rebus, which stands for one of prominent uni
versties the choice of a sterling silver badge, a
box of water color paints baseball is offered.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
6binGs TO Think About.

I. A vehicle.
A girls name
Not good.
2. To hang unevenly.
Disturbance.
The Infinite Being.
8. A faithful animal.
A sash worn by the Japanese.
A liquor.
A. a kind OF cup.
A girls name.
To rove about idly.
5. An article used to catch fish. O..
Before.
A beverage.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

CONNECTED SQUARES.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Answers to Puzzles Published on July 2.
DIAMONDS

RIDDLEMEREE
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Electric Octopus SnubS
Queen Anne Hill

Tho failure Of the Seattle Elee-
tHe company 10 extend ita Cedar
street ear line 20 the summit Of
Queen Anne bin IL The cause 81
much disqualification among the res
ldenta 0f that part 81 the city.
The property owners have e1s
pended nearly go 900 In opening
Eaat Queen Anne driveway. 80 that
the line could be extended up thaf
thorough fare The grade does not
exceed z per cent at any point. af-
f1rdinK an excellent opportunity Of
reaching the summit Of The plateau
without steep grades or counter
weights The driveway 10 side.
winding up the east side n tho hlil
10 q point a few blocks south ~ the
ueN Queen Anne school
when the project 10 open the fine
roadway Was first discussed the se-
attic ElectHc company promised 10
make the extension az soon 49, IL
was possible The main reason for
opening the thoruuRhfafe vas to
provide a way for a ear line 10 reach
The summit 81 the hlil ON an easy
grade Thousands 81 dollars worth
uf property had 20 be condemned
and the grading contract alone cost
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so. 000
In behalf ~ the Seattle Electric
company. Engineer Blackwell urged
the construction Of the roadway 10
said II waH the only means n
rearhinF the plateau on an easy
grade. aud that until such a way
was provided there Was no means ~
giving the Queen Anne people ads-
quate car service. The service over
the counterweiGht line Wa then uu-
bearablc. and the property owners
gladly went 10 the expense 81 open
ing the new street IN refurn for tho
car line. The electric company. ~
course. did not pay a cent Of ne
cost
And noW. although the road say
has been completed two months.
nothing has been done towards q
tending the Cedar street line u IL
raid that the 0mpany has no In
fantiOu u going 10 the comparative
y tnfllng expense for at least an
other year
IN the meantime. the Queen Anne
people must walk over the whole
hill 10 reach a ear. and then reach
the city over the floW and eambef-
some eounterwelght system.
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The butcher shop OF r. Snyder. n
Twenty-third aud Dearborn. was
broken into BY thieves Wednesday
morning aud Is cents ahgiracfed
from the iin. Patrolman Smith dis
covered the entry and reported 'he
case al headquarters The thieves
cut out the screen door and broke
the lock on the money drawer
The parents OF Walter Hazard,
f4. believe that he has shipped as a
seaman. aud Wednesday morning
asked the police 10 search the city
for their son. tie left his home AZ
5ll Twenty-third avenue Tuesda,
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The MARKETS


Vegetables.
Beans. dry. Der cWt f125 q t175:
No J small whites. sa5o: choice
whites Sass: large whites. ygatI6.
pink beans. $3.50. bayo beans. s4oe:
hceis. Der sack. 81. parsnips per
sack. 81. carrots. per sack. 7sc. tur-
nips. per sack. Csc: oaulifiower. per
doc, 81. garlic. per 10. Sc. native
green peppers. per box. 66e: Califor-
MIA peppers. sack. 81. parsley. dog.
zoe squash. per Ih. zoe: pump
kinR. same. cantaloupes. soc. cab
haEe. l + d2c. tomatoes. per box. s6c
= soc; enkes. per doz. l0H s5c. corn.
PER doz. scmi0c yellow tomatoes Ia.
&c egg plant. per 10. Sc; celery. per
doz. asa zoe; potatoes. per ton, SIS
Csc. sweet potatoes. per loo lbs.
s275.
Fruits.
Dates. 50 per case; figs. case y III
bricks, fi1a: seedless FIGS. la-lh.
, cartons. ss.501S5.50. lemons. per
case. Sc; Wenatchee peaches. per
box. soc; liberia peaches. per box.
2tm soc. blackherries. per crate, 7sc
$500 crab apples. per box. $50
Soc. native Gravensteins. per box.
55c. Cal Gravensteins. sl.2S: trans
parent apples. per box Tscas0c:
{ Mttk+i NiNANirs per utAs tANN41 2 80.
ounce. box. sidti2h: wenatehea
pears. box ti25. native pears. per
box, boeMt5e. plums. per box. soc:
Hungarian prunes, per box. 25c:
Muscat grapes, crate $3.50. Blacks.
crate, Sfs2s' concords. 10 10. basket
| asa sbcs seSdless Sultana grapes
crate, sLo0; sultana grapes. crate.
'iaoGtf75. Hawaiian pineapples
dog. tA5oGSsbo; huekleherries. per
10. 4uee; coeoanuts. per doz. 75c
| Cal. honey, per comb. i9hc.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese. lie, cream
cheese i5c, oregon cheese. 1scs
/ Eastern i5cs native creamery. csc.
/ Eastern, 2icI zoe: cooking lSc.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs. s2ea 3aes Oregon. Gee:
/ Eastern 2acW gsc.
Sugar.
+ Dry granulated. sacks, 100 lbs.
/ tb,ho, Fruit grapulated. sacks. leo
ms. $3.50, Beet. per sack. $40.
/ Golden c. st.90; Extra G.. s..
/ -
last Of the Season.
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ATTENTION DRUGGISTS
We have a vel equipped. centrally 10
Gated HfuE Store. dninE a good husis
uaaa. un account - sickness viii sell
at lowest Wholesale inYuicu For par
tteuiafa. inquire AZ gsu Alaska nidE
Ia
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Business Chances.

! sill sell halt interest iH my huEi.
ueaa &c the fiFht paHt} lhat ] NAY
uei'Use conscientious assistance Stan
with eHuu team end wHHnu ere
frrrrd Must be- willing a. travel Ia
the fuuf HdiutVinH counties NHa &c
uuIrrd NJ Nuu don't mean buainrHH
dent .take up my time Pacific
Coast =. SIS Arcade hldH Ind y
1naa Is
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HtMrIiRE

HUMPHREY
WEST HEA84HE
made ne fa
u Ia
] IAN fou
fHd = letter eHpnrten1 @ e emnt iha1 ali - ssr
gxene sgstsa ~ ibis Why
a. das aaA nlHh
sFd anywhere slss Nib ~
fzffs SHOPS
bit FAttufl shad interest thaa
almost LOOK 3
= will nat Las HaaT
pef nnnths
q WHITE
81 ORIENT AL BLOCK
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gnaYsd =nafk baY hofss. white faesd.
front HQpthrart Seattle Monday
MEat ANY Information - he
Whereabouts viii hr rewarded Iri
Hack teal Ind A HH
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Carl. SWEDEN BABIES.
Prince Carl third King Sweden.
o a. ne Sing.
= years greatly IN Norway nd
81 cavalry be years.
prince az
Denmark Alexandra England
princess va girls.
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and was last seen on the water
front
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ooooooo oooooo o
= y CLAYTON a SON
o RIAL ESTATE. LOANS AND o
INSURANCE
az NEW YORK BLOCK
oooooo oooooooooo
81 .se-t.foom piastered cosy cottage
neatly built. finished inside CITY
uHfrrs ait investments ualH faf siT
- % tfft aicy 3 hlsskH 10 car. sI'a
cash. balance tie per month
o. - -3aFupru cottage Nuafahed and
basement eiff safef. sewer raid
proved . blocks 20 Madison car.
g. "a s'raom cottage. just finished
GOOD view large lot taxaa. f.asy
FiRE INSURANCE. AND MONEY
r = CLAYTON = soy.
80 New York Hiock
Elegant Broom modern cottage with
basement. Hot and cold water I'D
Kitchen and basement nnr uarcr.
lain bath al large rooms fine
,is" lots tasise 81 Tor > 90.
close iu Madison ear
n thta does not salt " have a fine
lat ON which We will build 4 broom
modern cottage au Your nwn plans
ciaae "a Madison car line with fine
view. Cement sidewalk. am im-
proFemHuts Ia and paid Tor Tor e. fn0
80 cneh ard 81 per month as min
uisa ride from aud Ave
atraum cottage. New. ON Queen Anne
I'M 9 isis elegant view - hav ana
mountains. water ius cement side.
walks. fHr tlso. 1870 cash
Modern szFoom house Is minutes. ride
on Madison car. lot slNla1. fine
View all Improvement In ana paid
for ENerY thing elegant FOR & So
So cash. balance to suit nurchaaar.
D. {. BNEHs 4 CO, az Arcade Ridg
UNIVERSITY hill TRACTS.
See the newspapers. The school beard
has purchased Il sight for the new
HiEh aehnni clHaa 20 our HFuprffv
NEfTFH GIT on THE guGffNp
one ~ the many improvements pur
property On bounded on the south nv
the 9th street boulevard on the
north by east 9th street. On the
Mesi ~ ~ Ave. y. =, on the east
The high school IL directly west and
the University is directly east Take
Green Lake ear 10 Both street and 80
due east on the board walk h. lat
Ave, ~ large tract $50 np on
easy Aetfnh. salesman on Ground
kNiEN a REST
git Marion bldg.
CITY water. sidewalks and street
lights Lots SIS up 81 per week
Take car on Washington street 10
Southeast Seattle
81 500 New modern i-room house. Ma
draua car, easy terms. owner Toi
Main 1nta is
No hno2
GREEN LAKE HARGAiN-t0 aerea.
all Improved. ripe for plating.
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W@ll6Gs
Gh@@
ALLEY

You should sisit che W,Hatrhss VAL
home 20 fhr hle red apple Nhsae
dollars grow un trees ANA There
49, maft dollars this year than ever
htfUrH NhN MfuHfr nee Valley IL
nov fHauiua ffa harvest ~ Hpplsa
PEACHES aHFiratH. riHue aud pears.
aud what "a harvest VI ia' truHt
buyers from 81 Paul Chicago and
81 isaHis afr au The ground wins
faf eastern markets. The beet Dos
MrnHtetre Nailef HrHirH The Wen
utfhea Valley fruit Hfuwef D. proc
psuuH SAD D. happy t.Huda are
growing iH fatsf and the limited
aHpplE NiIH HnaH hf exhausted
'tAHEAHE ORCHARDS tu the
NrnafahrF AHtfft iH fauf npuaftuus
It's netiff Erf Boz before lt e. too
late acres in applies Hii make
fau independent i4 acres viii make
aeAscADE ORCHARDS f. b,au-
tIfHi - aafsa ID fhr Afnafchas
VALLEY one mile from l.eaKruHurtHz
aH the Great Northern Il ~ The
aHIi IL e rIaH de- Hn izaHfd granite. the
surface Or perfectly taErH ana ideal
Ter Irrigation fhe IRRIGATION canal
r. noe completed ard water iH run
HiHE T. fHH ditch - kHE ABE OR
eftAUuH alfl falss the finest APP
f.Ifu iH NashiuHfnn.
Ffiefa Hil average about $40 PEI
a1fr WITH Frrps fuHt water RIGHTS.
II ~ PETERS Oensr
go AiaHha NtdN
HAROLD kHftEA
i1zai rrf#Hsutaf.fe. ieatrnHofths
HHsh
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Star Want AID. Agencies

$780,
Wan, al. efHss, rsslsy's orus
store, Second and PIKE. Phsnss
svass, soeo, Ind. iisa =
c. N. LOhndroit. cigar store. US
ssesns Avenue.
Quaker orus s,sr., io,a r'r't Ave
n. Mullen. sai Ballard Ave sp'
pOsits City hsL
Frsment prvs Co. E~lns sire"
and Frsu.ent Ave.
rhss Harris. ., psstsffiss, Renter.
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Romd-trip excursions To Faster n
cities sept 1917. Great Northern
Ticket office. corner end and Co.
mmhia sta s..
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eEanos CdfI-F0E and Aeadsmy
military school fuf youns men and
the beet located school Ia the North
weat. the second year under new
ownership opens September tele
write e. un Nashnh t'uiisGe and
Academy. burton. Wash.
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No 1fE7
NEAR DIES MONIES. % acres. par
TALLY improved 4-foom house. large
barn orchard leo trees. Price ln.
Guiding stock and tools. o. e0a Terms.
ROBERT MALfHY
ono. go 81 Alaska bldg. Ia
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Dry graduated. sacks. 100 his.
Use, Fruit grapulated. sacks. 100
lhs. $3.50, Beet. per sack. $40.
Golden c. st.90; Extra c.. s..
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auslNras oinaeroav
kes,essters


naOfN MHli'ftskhEt ttANfoHn
Abstract Co, established tsts nanes
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Washington cheese. lie: cream
cheese iac, oregon cheese. fgc,
Eastern i5c. native creamery. csc:
Eastern. 2icd zoe: cooking lSc.
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Sunar.

Ranch eggs. s2e92se; Oregon. ace
Eastern gaca sac.
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Iof Ffni@ Furnished broom cottage.
o. Queen Anne HiiL blocks from
car line. tl0. Inquire tied 51l IA
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81 500 New modern i-room house Ma
draua car easy terms. owner. Tel
Main lnfa. is
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
s1oo R. ~ard. s,oo

The rsaders Of shis papsr will b
pleased 70 learn that thefs 10 at lsasi
one dreaded disease that science hal
bssn able 70 care In all its stages. and
that 10 oatarrh. Halls CaGaryh Cure
u the only positive ours now known
70 the medical fraternity. Oatarrh
beias constitutional dissass. requires
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catsrrh Curs 10 taten internally. aot-
Ing directly upon the blood and mu-
ooas snrfacss Of the system. thereby
dsssroyi Ing the foundation Of the a.
ssass. and giving the patient strength
By building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its wolk.
The proprietors have 10 much faith
In its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
It fails to cure. Send for list Of tes-
timonials.
Address r. J. Cheney q Co..
Toledo. U.
Sold BY all druggists. TO.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
,ILn KxeelIsnt Rs1nsdy.

This charactsristio story o. Henry
wasd Bsschsr has bssn rscailsA - In
dioetivs d hts sAvisg ssnss n hnmor.
a country clsrsynan csllsd On ~
srsAt minister and asksd bis sdvics
abont what p % with pszsons whd
- . slssp II casrch. something
which had become qnits prevalent IL
bis congregation. Mr. Besobsr' list
ensd very astentively, admitted thst
It wAs serious and thsn said:
When l nrst came to Plymouth
church thought about this problem,
and I will tell you the course I de-
eidsd upon. Isave the sexton strict
orders that II he saw any person asleep
IN ny congregation be should 80
straight to the pulpit and wake up
the minister. "
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Cured censumption.

Mn B W Evans. Clearwater, Kan,
writes: ''Ay husband lay sick for
three mcoths. The doctors said he
had quick consumption. We Fro.
cursd bottle Of Baliard's HoTehound
eyfup, and IL cured him That wss
six ysars ago anA since then ws have
always kept bottle In The house.
We cannot DO without II. For coughs
ard colds II has NO equal 25c. 600
esd ol.oo. Sold BY Florsncs Palace
Pharmacy and A A Hull.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
NV 1sg uG1sr II ~ 1i1ss.

Jaaass Wtsss Riisy ~ - ~
'ssnmensd = ! witosm in : ease tried
~ = lsAiAsa cssrt wissss ons d The
wilnsss 1870 hin ssincsa SONS dts-
aselina1iau = seass hss -.
- Il ~ ssss1sasy ~ eeyiy astsd
~ wssnsss. J spinstss = ssesstain
4n.as
n Il aAsoisssly ssosssary, madam. =
lis.srra ::ks sudse.
s'Wsll." sished the maiden. ~ ]
mssl. ! supposs ! nust. ! didn't -
hew \ ooslA posa,biy aaect the cass.
~. yea sss"
s'nfA1an. Z 0sssrved the Judge. with
sosls aspszisy. 4 nsst at you NOT q
fusshss vasss shs dr. of this eoart.
Kindly stats yosr ass.'
whnsupoa ~ spinsssr showed
siens - hystssjos.
II -. that Il. We. -
''kadam. hurry. hurry upi' ~.
clainsd TIE Judge. now thoroughly
inpatisat. Ever minute makes It
wosss. you hnowi''
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

4 Finest line Of tourist caps in the
city at Proctor 4 Cos. 24tf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
rlsr.Aa sasspss Wa Frisco.

o. Mevsnbss lsth. and daily
thereafter. until the summer ssason
= iDos. ~ ysisoo eysssm. in oonsso.
tioa with the Southern Railway. will
opsteee threseh Pullman Slsspsrs b.
swsen Kassas City: No. and JAckson.
ville, IA rhsss elsspipsj cars will
~ p1aesA n se1vios - part of the
squiposss oa the popular 'eouth
eas>eRn Linitsf. . scheduled to leave
Kansaa City $50 p. =. A modsrply
sqsippsd train. slsstsie lilhtsd cafe
ehesfvatios az. sto. tho roats Of
whicA carries The traveller through the
popo1oos cities q she eoutheast.
Berth feservatioas may b made
ehreagh representative Of Frisco sys.
ten Of connsrtinR lines.
Passsnssf Traaso Department.
Saint Louis.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Asssi.sA repsaa s saata r Rs1wsy,

AsebissA Tspsaa s Ssata r Railway.
No. GB-1rpM Paebso end IN
polals Qast. efrtvo daily ..,........ II - u
sssS dspsss 1siiy------..-....... ~ - N
ssps 0sn2sy, es1sSs- -....--....--. Nap y
pSfeuo econeSelca = now uaAe q Rpehlp tcS
0pa0o apA ~ Ro13ts -. - q 4 Jnete
s:a1ss ssls,ssa ~ pss.sab - sAs~
~ il'sss.'. n ts,xtF -: e: !. .:sls
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
A ..Bis Progressive Fact. !"

On ths day ct recently the irrisa.
tiou dam on the Snake river. near
Twin yAlls. went into operation. and
sAdsd III. 900 acres Of irrigated land
20 the state Of Idaho. at cost Of
q, 900. 900. Probably l5o.oo more
aores can b. supplss1 from the
sAns sosros. Irrigation 10 one Of
The big psogre sivs facts Of the
psfio1. st Louis Globs. Den ocrat.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
6 lIos.
: ~ ssas 1ssay.
] .. Z. TIllsIr 4 Assst.

AA1IvD pnfA1I
4. ~ s....sss.s.s sBpn ~ ~
q, = = T. -. ssssas y nas4a
L ~ -: - W. $3.50
IT. J e. :: ,:.:.. -, sns. $50.
T.: =: ~, /. nssp.
=. - ss ~ -. - - go =
81 talss........-.-..-.. sAes : 60.
- - 80. ,saa ~ ~ -
r. i.s5s. -. $50 : ,ssss
* 8 -. s- 4 - -. : ssss. rnss
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Iavaluable fer Rheumatism.

have bssn suRsring for the past
few yeass with . savsrs attack Of
fheamatism and found that Ballafd's .
6aow Lininsnt Wa the oulyl. thing
that save ~ satiGfAotiou and tended
70 allsvlsts ny pains. March slth.
leoo. Jeha O. DsGnas. Kinsmsn, III.
~ ~ anl olco. 9elA ~ glorsncs
fslass rAaenasy ~ 4 4 Hall.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

1ssksls - peiae - ~ ~ Mis.
eeasa Hasl1s fsea Oansa Oily, asA
s1n1lens 49, thsrsef. vii allow pss.
eAassee ~ NJ fsen rssb1o - Dsa
~ - sstazn vhsa 1sGiss1. pisass
- ~ = ninl. tf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
silvsrt,p Gold Mining 4 Milling Co.

Notice IL hsrehy given that the reg.
uIar annual meeting OF the srock
holders Of Tho Silvertip Gold Mining
and Milling company will be held at
room 8. In the Bank book. 10 the citv
Of Florence. Colorado. on Monday.
April ., 1905. at the hour OF o'clock
p. m. 70 elect sevsn directors for the
snsuiuG yea,, and also for the tran.
sactipg Of stch other business ~ may
properly come before said meeting.
A. p. GIBSON. Ssc'y.
March !. 1905. 1897
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Gives Health, vigor, Tone

Herbine ID . boon for sufferers from
as,samia. By its use the blood 10
quickly rewsnerated and the color be-
comes normal. The dropping strength
10 revived. The languAr IL diminish
I'd. Health. viRor and tone pfedom-
inats. New life and happy activity
results. Mrs. Belle H. 6hirel, Mid
dlssboroush. ILL.,. writes: II have
been tronbled with liver complaint
and poor blood and have found moth
ing to benefit me like Herbine.
hope never to be without II I have
wiahed that had known Of It in my
husband's' lifetime. Soc. Sold BY
Florence Pala.e Pharmacy and A A
HULL.
4 Finest line Of tourist caps in the
ate ak pvrsrtnr j. Nns. QAtf
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-28
WHAT TIME PROVES.

This thing of being sick and look
ing for a cure is "A mighty serious
business People are not given to
joking even at the first symptom of
the approach of the Grim Destroyer.
They do not want to be the subject
of experiment, but want medicine
that has had the test of years behind
it. A medicine that has been made
and used for 20 years gives assurance
of it's worth, and can be taken with
faith that they have the very best
cure the world affords. All this can
be said about DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills as remedy for sick head
ache, dyspepsia and Indigestion, II
begins right at the source of the
trouble and removes the cause. Sold
by all rduggists for zoe per box. One
pill for a dose. For sale by all drug
gists.
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YOUNGEST BOY
BANDIT" GIVEN
STRIPES AT Is

SEATTLE, March 27.-John Bush,
aged Is, and probably the youngest
criminal in the United States who
ever received a 10-year sentence, was
few days ago pronounced con-
frmed criminal, past the scope Of the
reform school, too dangerous a per-
son to be at large, and a fit subject
for example to the increasing youth
full criminal element of the north
west
Bush is a pink faced, blue-eyed
youngster with a record of mischief
and practical Jokes at the public
school, and of two escapes from the
state reform institution at Chehalis.
Throughout his trial he bore himsel Z
with the composure of a prac1cSA
criminal and firmly adhered to his
story that the negro, ]. II. Leory,
who was his partner in crime, had
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-28

fore a novelty in itself, and besides
THE Chosen People" is the only real
new play of the week.
The Russians, who, on Thursday
afternoon, give matinee at the Her
aid Square, are eXiles from their ma
tive land The play is full of the
revolt against the old order of things,
and yet holding strongly to the best
of the old which comes as birth
right Unrest is the keynote of the
story and ii unfolds the household of
Lesser Frenkel. a clock-tinker, whose
youngest daughter follows in the
footsteps of her sister and gives her
heart to a Christian. The old man
is Mortified to find that his son has
become a political liberal and abets
his sister in her love affairs. A
Zionist leader loves the girl, and by
him all the beauty of the Jewish re-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-28
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS CABINET
.>4 THE SECRETARY OF THE. INTERIOR
ny y. ellison Gardner.

Etan Correspondence of the News
paper Enterprise Association. 2.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The
enemies of Ethan Allen Hitchcock
will have to put up with his presence
in the cabinet for year longer at
least. There are still some land frauds
TO be uncovered, and there are several
senate and house of representatives
still under suspicion.
The honorable secretary of the in
terror is a singed cat. He is not SO
bad as his exterior would indicate
He is cross and crotchety and as
fussy as a steam roller. lie is about
as poor an executive as could be
found among all the government en-
ployes; he is suspicious. pompous, in
tolerant and altogether disagreeable
And yet he is the most valuable
member of the Roosevelt administra-
ton. He may be forgiven all, for he
is honest. AS a government official
he is against graft, and during the
three years of his administration of
the interior department he has set
his face like flint against iniquity in
high places.
But it is a glorious pleasure to hear
him consign the United States sena-
tors to hell, and an equally large JOY
to hear the United States senators
pay their loving tributes to him.
DO you think Hitchcock is a -
] started to ask.
He is all that and more" came
back before l could specify. And
then there were SMILES and refer
/ences which were almost pious in
their blasphemous earnestness. II
you want to witness something lurid
take one of those northwest senators
into an embrasure of the marble room
and ask him what he thinks of the
secretary of the interior.
The interior department is-or has
been-the breeding place for as much
graft as all the rest of the depart
ments put together. 1t is a vast anti
quatcd machine, which has to do witt
the government lands, the forests
and the big irrigation projects which
have been inaugurated during the
past three years.
A year of Hitchcock convinced tn.
powers of congress and some other
political powers that he was not &
suitable man for the place. If there
had been a less honest or less obsti
nate man in the White House, it is
safe to conclude that they would have
accomplished his exit. But Roose.