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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

AUCTION SAILS ID Euud furniture as
li-t 18th Ave, SATURDAY. Iuuc H.
at De- u a. pa. \ fonuH consisting uf
the falowtnk Euameled bedatrasia
odd arraseFH. NummuNFR. rhfffOUiNfH.
fine sewing machine. book ease.
writing desk. Houd carpets. rugs.
looking EiHaHrHs CuurhrH. fnrANfHs
chairs, center tHbitH NtrN fine dtu.
ing table. medicine chest. stair car
Pct Hiuolrum. hair mattress ard
good heddiuE all new shades. kaY
range dishes HrauiieWaFe5 lawn
mower ami other EuudH Take Mad
iaou car Eat off itth walk > blocks
south fhaura. Red Ii3 a ailt ln-
arph Martin. uuet luueer ela
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

Prof =. =. curry teacher Of eio-
dution in Newton Theological semi
nary aud president 81 the school q
expression ln Boston. VIII deliver an
address az she baptist ministers
conference. IN the lecture room Of
the FHrat baptist church in Seattle.
Monday. June 10. ats IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

Judge Paiutdsxtsr. sitting for
judge GILLIAN. Friday morning gave
Charles nrumrnit three days In
which 20 pay his divorced wife sc
aliinonY. under the alternative q
FainF 70 iail for rs days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

Beans. dry. per cwt ta.g6aATss
small whites ta9aUa45. large
wines. s3tfs. pink beans. tg.9a.
bayo beans. 90 green beans lac
lie. wax green beans. tge. WAY beans
ise pef 10. bcets. per sack. si.5a.
paranlps. per aack. a0c. native car
rote. per sack sts0. lemons. s326s
eaulifloWer. per case. u.45. native
eaulifioNer per ease. Zoe. gar
lie .uew. igAzc. s. % Texas onion.
ti.oo per ease; Egypt onions, Ter
n fisc California onions. ze per
n. spinach. crate Soc. lettuce.
tt26. head lettuce. doz. ibn zoe.
parsley. 25c doz carrots. 500 box
doH; Yakima potatoes, fzsH a.
per sack. Yakima potatoes. sc q II.
Greeley potatoes. $4,000 2R.00s new
California potatoes. gAc pour l.
White River potatoes, 5000 25.se.
Minnesota potatoes, $500 sweet
potatoes. &c per 10. apples.
fancy. per box. $500. California
sweet potatoes. t250. new white
River potatoes. &c 10: artiehokes
dor. 7bc. native rhusafb. IA q &c.
SOC doz summer asparagus. 75cat1:
green peas. sNi2ci green peppera.
aae 10 telephone peas. 5Mc. Missis-
sippi tomatoes ti.75 per crate.
summer squash, &c! native turnipa.
Zee doz. fiat Dutch cabbage Ne
native cabbage. iAc. green corn.
per dog soc. cucunbers. 6Oc@sf Is:
German cucumbers. st.75 per case.
nutmegH, see per case.
Fruits.
Bananas. bunch. s2.bedsa: dates,
N. So uBc. figs. = 10 bricks. si.75;
figs. secdleHs. to-lb cartons. 60
a7bc. grape fruit. seedlcss. 81 SO
m&275. lines. zoe per hundred.
fuaditrunica sweets. box. f22b. new
fancy oranges. box. t3Hab0s cram
berries. $40. Florida pinea ppiea per
ease. Sc pineappies. fancy, SA25.
per doz. goosebcrt les. &c III. Hood
River berries. ftb0m22b; Kcnne-
wick berries. 2t.50M32b. Lake WASH
ington berries. Si50m2sb. CHllfor-
mia cherry plums. soc case. apricota
$1,000 les ease. native cherries. 1bm
aoc. Yakima cherries. seq zoe case
Royal Anne cherries. &c per 10.
fancy cherries. Sl.7bW2 case. Thc ID;
California peaches. ttmi50 crate:
May Duke cherries, Zoe per crate;
California plums, li.25 per case;
efanbefries, Sc per ct. eanteloupes.
&2b0fr $50 case. Australian apples
$3.50 case; red currents, $500 case.
aspbcrties $500 case; blackherries,
Si.60 box.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese, t8thc. cream
brick cheese, 1sc. California cheese.
IKE oregon cheese. i6c. Eastern
cheese, 1fihc. butter. native cream
cry, 22c. cooking ibm 20o. California
fresh creamery. gle,
EGGS.
Strictly fresh ranch. doz- 22c.
oregon eggs. zoe.
Sugar.
Golden A, I'm sacks. Sass: extra G.
In sacks. S5.65, powdered IN bor-
reis, 500; dry graduated. in sacks,
&e.lb; cube, I'm barrels. S6.5b. beet
sugar. s6.0b. maple sugar, 100 &c.
Less "a IL paid within &c days.
Meats.
Cows beef. 7S steers, 7iAC. NUT
ton 2 ~ use; pork. 7m7Mc, lamb, DC;
spring lamb. S3aA. dressed veal.
small, SdSMc; live rabbits. dozen,
SAYS,
Hams, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. 1ac. bacon, breaiSfQst,
iio; lard, White a Star, tieRe,
White Rose, sac. q
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The dainty little touches declare
woman carefully and becomlngly
dressed. Ellis Jeffreys has a s,ass
gown Of lace deliberately trimmed
with gold applique. hui the distiae-
tive feature Of the low cut bodies Is
the dainty lace tucker. run si4
narrow velvet ribbons and dr4wn
close 10 her beautiful neck. TIE
lace softens aud enhances the beau
~ Of the neck and shoulders. TIE
gown Is worn with two strands q
beads One Of gold fits elosaly
about the throat. The other il
long chain OF pearls and gold links
for fan. smelling salts bottle, or
lorgnette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
NEW YORK STOCKS.


NEW YORK, June 16.-The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the
Stock Exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Anal. Copper. 10 SIS, 791-4. 70 10.
Amer Sugar. 800. ,..... 1871 L..
II, r. r.. Ga IL, GO rs, ella.
Peoples Gas, ioi SIS. 10l as, 10f SIS.
Metropolitan. 123, 122 IA, 1913.
u. S Steel. "a ga. q 1-2. 975-s.
u. s s.. pfd.. tie. % LIS, 941-2.
Atohison. 81 rs. 81 1-2. 81 "a.
u. & O.. 109. los "a, l0Ss7-s.
Can. Pac.. 150 "a. $50 rs. 15O asl.
Erie, 40 5-S, 20 b., 40 5-S.
MO rae, ....ts $500. W.
Penna., 155 IS, 1884 rs, 1876.
Reading. 96 rs, S5 SIS. 96 SIS.
Rock Island, % rs, ~ as, 271-2.
Southern Pac., 62 SIS. CO is. 60 s-s.
81. Paul. ia as. l741-4, ia 90.
lt--i@a n@a- as2 t22a-s- 1aaH-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

PARTISAN mcnthly regulator. only
cure. safe remedy never fails. quar-
antaFH All female disorders success
fully treated, consult phYHlciaus free
Paris New NOrk Medical Institute.
Estahroak Bldg lstdH second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

STRIP lHTu
A ufEs little hnai nera. Hfufefaafn eauip-
p-as 4sHe heN nuaN living rooms in
rsaf aeHen eler 49, iushta Nitn
hallway overhead roaH huita -
isfEs iot. wiaH graded. siarvs lkri
a~uY q the price. q u3 thia ppp
esfN viii ainckif pa8 Tor ttarlf im-
rfat.lnsnia nskfaE pnputa Ton
steadily. surety upward
Call tahr card infrus HeinE you 20 the
CHARLES soMf-Hs COMPANY.
tgi-s Ataaka uidE III
81 - y acres S acres cla4rvd and
n acres parity cleared. ere ans q
81 80 ' .,ss, -F r. r.. - = Z
ing orchard. 2 cows and nsns hoEa
ti.saa-t1s aerea uafrr front bsiwerr
Seattle and faesfuaz Do 4Erea 6isitr.
- ~ buildings. cteae o. stnsmho@
landing
3 - - acres. = aores cleared and
enasr fence FINE rpFing 4gtd Seli on
sI.EIsreNGhEN 8 AnSEria
Kenny Block. ios Columbia St Ii
nEsT MY ~ BALLARD Owner
needs money snsi viii rs4i hfs szrussn
piaHfcred house and nice 50 feet loi
az vrr8 low pFfre ~ takeft NJ euec
~ iH nice level lot Thoroughly
CLEARED sna forced. az m frmt
flowers and garden and h within
blocks 81 The hesi ballard basi
ness property. tloek al tho pIacr
and make me an offer
ROBERT NAETUN.
siam-I Aiaaka hidE. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

WAR; WAR; Boycotted beeauaa 1
am selling all my close IN acre tracts
and houses 30 cheap on terms OF
eants q dpy. We own over one-haIf
million dollars worth @ clono-fn H0-
attle suburban property, and Will
sell on cheaper and easier terms than
anvone. else. over s, Ooo people bought
their homes in Seattle of &. ID. Hill
rooms. !, or Z Times block are al
Hsaba talay. "a fAa =e~.E---a--- IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

0ltf IA frcr MAE % seattle at ugkina
Moving s storswe Co. ttrai avShue
and cherry street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

VIZ HAVE FOR EXCHANGE
TODAY.
One fine confectionery and station
cry, cigar store on Second Ave;
Hail Interest in $40 worth Of hard
receipts 8 90 per month. rent only
fist ground lease for 10 years.
One 2-storv first class modern hotel
and lot s0xl0c all deliberately fur
nished in thriving neighborinE town.
this = exceptionally good. owner
- aeres II fine timber. scale six
teen million feet saw timber.
One first class Broom hotel mod
ern. lease. fl& per month; brussels
All Of the above property j. clear Of
incumbrauce, will exchange for city
property or farm. Come IN and see
u. oar list " complete.
SIEWART. STEWART e co.
Room - Union Block, 10 First Ave.
Phones. L So and Brown 7sl
want ak men to Join me IN a new
enterprise that will give Us returns
81 1900 within ore year on every
20 Invested. besides a good chance
u making several Thousand dollars
later o.. FULLEST investigation grant
Cd. Bank and private references
furnished. Robert Mcleod, residence
iiiz 18th Ave. q
A HOTEL BARGAIN
New Broom brick hotel completely
furnished. good furniture. well
equipped restaurant. Kitchen. rooms
al filled. paying about $50 per
month clear. you can have the fur
nishinRp with a G-yezr lease az IS
a LAWRENCE,
ssih Second Ave. -ie
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and was signed Theodore Roose-
welt"
n was while under the spell OF
faeetious moment that the French
man conceived the model Of The
president. who had just engaged IN
hand to hand com bat with a vicious
mother bear. from whom be hAa
anafched her precious cub,
The model will not be cast In
bronze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
nRANn RAPIns. MIch.. Iune ]

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. june 10.
The decaYing debris left by the
flood Of last week has seriously
menaeed the health Of tho west
side The board OF health and
council are actively combating
with the danger and have a force
Of men at work removing the debris.
NEW YORK. June IA Secretary
Of State Hay 30 resting today al the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Payne
whitney. OF this city. after "a trip
from Europe. where he went last
March 10 recover hia health. which
IL improved. but he is atin pale and
seems a trifle feeble. When asked
whether he Intended resiEnlnR from
the cabinet. he said n shall re-
main IN the cabinet until either
President Roosevelt or myself sees
that I should resign"
SPOKANE, wash. June L.
Barney Muilin last night knocked
out Jerry Mccarthy In the sixth
round Of what was TO have been
a 20=round 90 II appeared TO be
Mullins fight all the way. A small
crowd OF spectators yelled "Fake'
at the close OF the fight which
caused quite n commotion.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. June ie.
Jack Reilly. Of Seattle, knocked
out Tommy Wallace. of Philadel-
phia. I'm the tenth round OF a fast
flkht here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
CHlCAGn MARKETs

CHICAGO. June 16.-The follow
ing quotations ruled on the Board
OF Trade today:
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. IS SIS. S7i-2. ssh.
Sept, S47-S, S33-4. S43-s.
Dec. S-l. 50 "a. S41-4.
Corn
July. SO s-4. 531-S. 5s3-s.
Sept, Sc IS. 5t7-S. 517-S.
Dee. 40 "a. 80 3-S. 40 Us.
Oats
July. Si1-4, s07-S. ais.
Sept, 291-4. 20. 291-4.
Dec, 20 "a, 20 5-S, 20 5-s.
Pork
July. 1912 10. 1850. l2.671-2.
Sept. 1905. 1895. 1900.
Hverpool--July wheat closed i5d
higher, at Gs 10 Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
Novelty Suit
Factory
Sale
Covert Jackets
and Box Coats
$500, $500. $1,000,
WORTH DoU BILE,

Beware OF Humbug Advertls-
ers-those using our name as
device To mislead the public
We are the only manufacture
ers Of Ladies' suits. skirts, Gov
er: Jackets and Rain coats IN
Seattle having "a bona fide lac
tory Clearance sale under the
name OF The Novelty Manufse-
turing CO., Incorporated unnef
the laws Of the state Of WASH
ington. doing business At lsV'
Second Ave, Seattle.
We guarantee satisfaction 70
every customer. no matter AZ
what sacrifice the goods are seiu'
Hundreds OF Covert Jackets
made In the newest styies-ooth
form fitting and the new Lon.
don box coat-at $3.50, ks.bV, saV
aud S12.b0: worth double. !.
suits. skirts and SILK Coats n
Sacrificing Prices.
Great sacrifice on all Shiit
Waists and shirt Waist suits N
Lawn, Linen. Mohair, briil'sh-
tine, etc
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eusINEss pIREeroRY
As.,rsstsrs

hoOffH WtIl1@ftESEN- ttkNFORn
Abstract 60, eHtAbll shed tSSs Base
mcnt Of Hsiier biz fhone Main 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

Report furnished by Downine.
Hopkins & Co. Cne). brokers. s0l.
S05 and 300 Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

Shortly after he had gotten out Of
bed Thursday morning J. A. DAVIS
colored resident 81 Van Asselt feb
dead. supposedly from an attack q
heart disease. lie Was preparing 70
light the morning fire when his wife
heard him fall 70 the floor. she ran
10 him. bat death had already TAKEN
place. The case was reported 20 the
corauer's Office and the body removed
10 Noyee's undertaking establish
mcnt az Georgetown.
Sumner Sibiey has brought sui
for divorce against Catherine sie-
ley. alleging desertlou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
FACTORY HALE PRICE SALE,
NOVELTY MANUFACTURERS
SUIT SALE.

TOURIST CoATS-n Govern
and Mannish Mixtures, ~ "a
up 20 $4,000. att. .,,%S,'s,.ts
JACKETS In Finest Soee a.
and Venetians, values w 20
$1,000, az a..st. ....'Vs,,,res
SKIRTS-In Manuish hin .s ~
and panamaa made VIZ n,ue
pleats. in all sizes, Hlaoes. 81 30
aud Brown =. .tsf.''.. 400
Same in Misses .''''''..r
Worth double.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
As,srrsys.stl Law

RossNAN = JOHNSON ATTORNEYS At
Law Personal injury cases a npe-
cialty. ~ Pacific Block. Seattle.
Open evenings from 70 = Notary
pubiit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

I To LOAN Private money at low fatu
/ 90 iHtcrrHt onutr & Mehiharn lNa
l Ncaler MaN rooms a and =
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/ a RELIABLE place Go borrow money
GA diamonds. watches irWslrN low
/ interest r. h West 50 Pike street
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

q. n. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave. ep'
eoaltu City Hall.
Fremont prua c. EWING stresi
ard Fremont avenue.
Quaker prua Co, tota tst ave.
Thes HARRIS az posteffies, Rentei ,
c. N. lahndrstt, cigar stere, tfeiA'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16
The Northern Pacific


ieyeral choice timber claims Tor ioeas
iiiA'A- Eall al once and use Your
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Money to lean oa ttni estate or chat.
tells D. = Holland g. New Nuf
tiutk IL
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Novelty Skirt MaHufae'
turing 90.

1907 Second Ave. Near SensS~
CLOAK DEPARTMENT. :.
we sell sultings 20 be mAes
40. a. xuhs.i@sat@ bEioA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

BETWEEN SEATTLE AND ia
coma--Handy TO Iuterurban. 70
acres rich garden land, mostly al
der and maple very easily cleared
no timber, facing on good county
road. adjoining an improved farm
close to school and neiEhbora, $40
half cash.
ROBERT MALTsBY,
sl0-20=Zl Alaska Bldg. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

Wanted Boy. between Il and n years
~ age, e 50 to work At once. CAL
lAs IN Ave. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

FOR Rnle-Idcal suburban home. bar
gam ipt oash5 'en lots isaN193 tront-
18th West mostly cleared all fenced
70 fruit trees. strawberries. ourranta.
reHpbcrries. Chickens geese. ducks
cash, balance easy terms. Take
Fremont Ballard car 20 North end
walk east 20 THIRD Ave. Bce Mr.
Kunkel, an Second Ave, after
SHERMAN. CLAY & co. -ie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-16

TO LOAN Private MONEY nt low utr
of Interest OaHer a Mchihoru, Ale
aud Ell Bailey hldHs faams 3 tand 8
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J. T. BALL Lawyer
Consultation Pre-. NJ ad#ratr Feea
Laws % husband and Wife
sic Starr boxd Bldg, Sc FIRST Ave
A A. ANDERSON 81 - II Arcade
". n t.AMBuru 0t-s Pacific Hlk
J A. KslioEx. lawyer. rs Bailey bldg
BANTER a WILSON. 50 Ne~ York
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20 Mantea-MaIs

UEf free MAP OF seattle al Bekins
Moving g storage Co. First avenue
and cherry street
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-08
PRESIDENT ON VACATION.
Leaves Washington for an Absence
of Some Weeks.

Leaves Washington for an Absence
of Some Weeks.
Washington, April 3.-President
Roosevelt left Washington today on q
long trip to the West and Southwest.
He will be absent from the capital
nearly two months.
One of the objects Of the trip which
the president long has had in mind il
the reunion Of his Rough Rider regi.
ment Of the Spanish American war,
which is to take place at San Antonio,
Texas, next Friday, and for which an
elaborate program Of exercises has
been arranged.
There will be a number Of brief
stops en- route, where the president
will make addresses. Leaving San
Antonio, there will be brief stop and
address at Fort Worth, which will ter
inmate the public part Of the trip, fol-
lowing which the president is to 90
hunting in the panhandle of Texas and
later in Colorado. All arrangements
have been made whereby the president
will keep in touch with public affairs,
both during his railroad ride and while
hunting, so that he will be enabled to
pass on all matters requiring his atten-
ton. The president is looking forward
with keen pleasure to his long vaoa-
ton.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-08
ASKED BRADY TO RESIGN.
f1uSf Resign as Governor OF Alaska
or Drop r1ininQ Promotion.

rluSf Resign as Governor OF Alaska,
or Drop fiining Promotion.
Washington, April 5.-A conditional
request has been made to John G. Bra.
dy, governor Of Alaska, for his resig'
nation. The suggestion was forwarded
by Secretary Hitchcock under the di-
rection of the president. and notwith.
standing it was dispatched about q
month ago no response has yet been re-
ceived.
The request grows ont of the fact
that Gov. Brady is identified with
a mining company that 10 extensively
engaged in advertising its affairs.
This fact was brought to the atten.
ton of the secretary several weeks
since and he Immediately took up the
matter with the president. They agreed
that the case was on q par with the
charges made against the Dawes com.
mission q year ago, and the secretary
wrote to the governor calling his at.
tention to the requirement Of the de-
partment in matters of this character,
and telling him that he must either va
cate his position in the company or re.
sign his office.
A reply has been due for about a
week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-08
BEET SUGAR FACTORY.
Large One to Be Located IN ar NJ,
Seattle.


Large One to Be Located in or Me-.
Seattle.
Seattle, April 5.-A beet suoar 20.
tory with a capacity for turnine an.
something like 100, 900 pounds Of sura,
day 10 soon to be built in or near thia
CITY. English capital is behind The
scneme. and the plans are perfected eor
the incorporation Of q COMPANY in th;.
state that will manage the propoaition
Inc company will file its papers with
IN the next month. Its capital stock
Is all subscribed, and before the CON
Germ actually has corporate existence
land will have been secured by option.
and specifications drafted for the CON.
etruction of the factory. The factory
Is 10 be situated in or not more than a
couple OF miles from Seattle. While.
when completed, it will not be the
largest on the Coast, its output will
compre favorably with any in Idaho or
Utah, and with most of those in Cali.
fornia.
Not only does the English syndicate
contemplate the erection of a plant
here, but it is its hope to ACQUIRE a
controlling interest in the plants of
Idaho and Utah sugar companies.
James 4. Middleton, representative
OF the company, was in the city yester.
day on his way south on the business
OF the syndicate, and the information
above is gathered from statements
made by him while here.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-08
Doctors ADOPT Resolution.

Moscow, April 6.-The congress of
doctors from all parts of Russia, which
was summoned to meet in Moscow,
under the auspices of the Pirogoen
Medical Society to devise means for
combating the expected visitation of
cholera, which congress was first pro-
hibited but later was granted permits
sion to meet under the condition that
1t discuss only scientific questions, has
justified the approximations of the au-
thorities by adopting, as its first STEP
IN the anti-cholrea crusade, a set OF
resolutions calling for the execution Of
the whole of the radical political pro-
gram. This grating Of political con-
aoerasions upon the ostensible medi.
cal aims of the gathering is justified,
'ne speakers argue, by the incapacity
ol the present administration to cope
adequately with cholera.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-08
HORIZONS BUY LAND.

LARGE Colony TO Be FOUNDED IN "a
madam Northwest.
Minneapolis, April ga special to
the Journal from Butte, Mont, says:
President Joseph Smith, head OF the
Mormon church, has bought $1,000
acres of land in Alberta, and proposes
- eeta blish colony Of Mormons. The
price paid was about $4OO, 900. The
nlaa ia to break the tract into small
farms to be settled upon by Mormon
colonista from Utah and elsewhere.
Although the deal has been closed tine
Mormons are not expected to take pos.
.aaaion until late this fall or early next
wear. They will raise crops TINS sea-
son ct their old homes.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-08
THEY MAKE SNOW lMAoea

0uch Skill Shown by ResiAen<a a
Andrsasburg, Germany.
In the Attls town Of Andreasberx. In
tho Hars Mountains Of Germany. max
ing snow images has been reduced to
science, under the stimulus Of m
annual snow festival In which the red
dents Of the town compete for prizes.
Those American boys who, rolling
three balls Of snow Of different sizes
Into shape. pile one atop Of another
and. gouging holes in the uppermost,
have styled them eyes and mouth, and
the whole "a snow MAJ" should pay
visit to Andreasberg. says the New
York Tribune. The snow men there
arc to the snow men of American
youth as the works Of the master
sculptor arc to the efforts Of the neo-
phyte. There a snow man 10 man
indeed. Nor 10 the skill Of the towns
people confined to the snow man. Fem
in1ne figures groups, animals, mechan-
ical devices and many others as aim
cult Of execution are worked out in
snow.
The festival, organized In 1895, has
come to be an affair Of considerable In
terest in that part Of Germany and
during the time 1t Is in progress the
little village Ii thronged with guests.
One year 1000 persons enjoyed the
sport.
The task Of the judges is by no
means an easy one. In back yards,
front yards and in the streets before
the houses the models have been set
up. That worker in the snow ID wiseGt
who waits until the last moment and
then works swiftly and ekullfully, for
the sun IL no more merciful to snow In
that country than in this. Many q
good sculptor's work has been reduced
to 4 shapeless mass before the judges
got around just because the sun would
not hide its face.
A favorite custom among the snow
sculptors is to reproduce a scene from
some well-known fairy tale. THUS, at
one Of the festivals of the Pied Piper
Of Hamelin was pictured a group Of
snow children dancing merrily t. the
imaginary music from his snow pipe.
Little Red Riding Hood, In a hood
az white as snow, confronted q huge
white wolf. The Babes in the Wood
faced q wicked old witch, who later
got her just deserts beneath the rays
Of the sun. Love and the Lion was
another snow piece, in which Love
looked rather cold, but either the
weather or the sight of her literally
caused the lions mouth to water"
An electric car was the feature Of
one festival. 1t was a nne piece Of
work originally, but day or two in
tho sun made it look as If it had dg-
ured in q wreck.
A steam engine in which many Of
the intricate parts Of the real machine
were reproduced in snow was the fea-
rure of another festival.