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New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Do you "a' or "an' before the aspirate?
The London Chronicle" in discussing the mat
ter, says that the Oxford Rules for Compos
ltors'-a book of real authority-gives ian
ma m bifua!" IAN historical" whereas one says
"a habit" "a history" 1t is a question of
phonetic laZiness, adds The Chronicle:
The m of the article is mere step the
sule; and the st;e is the aspirate the beginning
and the accent the second syllable. A hotel is
the crucial instance. With the accent on the first
syllabe-that is right. But give the stress to the
second syllable and you must say "an hotel.' 1t
Is mere question of stress, accent that later syl-
liable "A history may be correct, but when there
comes the novel; it must be IAN historical novel,
for you could not say the other thing without
sneeZing.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Mr. William Waldorf Astor has written new
story which he calls "A Glimpse Behind the
vef'' It is to appear In the August number OF
"The Pail Mall Magazine" which will contain
also a short story by Jack London. called DE
metrtOs Contos."
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Three hundred years ago that quaint and elo-
quent physician. Sir Thomas Browne, was born
in London. When he was thirty-two he settled
in Norwich and spent the rest of his life there,
and it is there that his birth is to be COM
memorated this year. There is no antfdote
against the opium Of time" wrote Browne In
"Hydriotaphia"- would he have been
could he have realized that for him and for his
work that antidote was to be found.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
New Use for Rice Flour.

Says the Crowley Signal of Satur
cay:
An Illinois correspondent who is
interested in rice -four writes to ask
If it is equal to unground rice as q
female beautifer. He says he under
stands that girls who eat rice oct 50
attractive that they have difficulty in
keeping from getting married before
they get out Of short dresses. He has
seven unmarried girls and if rice
flour is as effective as rice he PROPOSES
TO feed his spinsters on rice -four.
Unfortunately we are not in a posi. |
tlon to answer this question with au-
thority and we have no means here in
the rice belt Of experimenting before |
we raise new crop of girls. Our
girls are all rice eaters and there is no
room for Improvement in their looks
In our opinion, however, any girl who
mas the good sense to live on rice
lour doesn't have to be good looking
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

Chicago has discovered that the neo
PIE are Wea:y Of worlds fairs. but 9TH
er localities have q different Wow
portland, Ore, will hold one the com
ing summer; one is booked for James.
town, Va, in 1907; San Francisco nro.
poses to celebrate the discovery Of the
faclflc in 1918, and Chattanooga has
hopes OF celebration in honor of tbe
nltleth anniversary of Appomattox in
1919. Paris wants another fair in 1920
ana the French have a way of putting
Their enterprises through. The nros.
pects are good for five expositions
within fifteen years, with but two no.
IONS heard from definitely. Japan is
taking about one, and she generally
makes good.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

The Halifax Maritime Merchant pro
feSses to know that the people this sid,
Oh The I NADIA line are worrying be
cause the exports in American broad
stulls declined so per cent in 1904 On,
experts declared some time ago tbo,
the decrease in exports was due solely
10 increased consumption at home If
we need 1t and can afford to eat it. as
we surely can, it is clearly case when
we can keep cool and "let the other
fellow worry"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
Arbitration.

when learned professor with rod
cap and an essay on arbitration undnr
MS arm is walking across a pastnro
ana IS discovered by a gentleman COW.
VINO is no gentleman and who lowers
Ills mead, sings few bars of the latest
popular song in deep base voice and
says 10 the admiring cows, Watch me-
give an exhibition of how the ANTOINE.
HlF does it." the professor fc. Some
reason does not start to read is troo
use on arbitration to the bull He scoots
!oF 'le barb wire fence and gets ovor II
II possible without tearing his clothes
but GETS over it. ''-ie''
lieA he proceeds on his wav hardly
'H'"Sing to cali the animal a nastr
-ca1 thing. nasty
me moral is that arbitration can on
y De between c:nals. The stronr ID
'oI need it. and tie weak have nat tho
ierYe to ask for it. INV
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

Train up child in the way he sboul(
w. Dut don't look for miracles in little
minds. A child should be taught to tel
tne truth but ought never to be punish.
ca 10 the extent Of making him afraid
~ own up when 1t Is against him. An.
otner thing. the child ought never to
ca'cn his mentor in lie or practicipg
any assimilation whatever White I,ao
.'o pollcy may work with grown
rolks, but the young mind wants
out truth. A child feels weak
and helpless and needs to be surround
u oy absolute truth and honesty as an
anchorage against fear. which leads to
lodging and deceit
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
Train Crew Arrested.

he Lake Charles Press of las,
Saturday, says:
Conductor John S. Baldwin. brako-
men E. G. Harris and Mike Henev
engineer Carol and hrman Green
OF the train from Which A. G. Gatlin
Is supposed to have been shot Thurs.
Jay evening, were arrested at Lafa.
yetse yesterday and are now lodpod n
'ue parish Jail here awaiting prelimi.
nary hearing. At1idavits charo;nn
murder were made against the con.
oucsor and brakemen and fremen and
engineer are held until the crime cor ho
thoroughly Investigated. Edwin Crit
on' VINO was with the murdered man
when the crime was committed, is alSo
helo as material witness.
Tuesdays Lake Charles Anar;oo
says IN regard to the above killing.
Attorney Mitchell & Young, repre.
g n the three defendants, J. s.
D"io"ln' conductor, and Brakeman
harris and Haney, of the soutbern
Facific freight train from which it is
elSlmed the shot was fred that killed
"a. a., " Gatlin at the Lock. Moore
S"l'cn Friday, Tuesday morning fled c
papers for their, preliminary hearins h
~ 'ne cnarge OF murder, which was a
paced against each of them. W
, "uoge Miller set the date of tho h
preliminary hearing for SATURDAY. p
at o'clock before bimSeit 81 s..
St The district court room '-'0ii q
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST. 1908

at IL m of that day, consisting Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
u n every description amono which are:
| Stirring Flows,
| Harrows,
Grain Drills,
Mowers,
Reapers
Ihreshing Machines.
chinery -t"' VI agricultural ma
- al Also all kinds of common and bngev h.u
ne SSa 99th single and double, nai'
SSauules IN every variety.
Buggy whips,
ALSO large stock of double and sino,o h,
everr Stbhireys ana farm wagons, and in fact
stort " ng Mhich is included in a tirst.clsss
aIs a Vi - asracultural implements.
aI iso one once furniture, safe, letter press
Also small stock of paint ''o' piess'
Also two good draft horses and borno,,
Terms cash on day of sale, -"i nes''
corS; e"!e VIII be conducted aud made a.
equity court. piao'ices OF the
All persons whether natural or artificial,
INDEBTED TO SAID CORPORATION
IRE hereby notified that they will he reou;ros
Il hoy sleir respective notes and other nhi;nou
luis 70 SAID receiver without delav ooiisa-
a4e snail mature and all matured nbl;aast,ane
l no open accounts must be paid on or beF,n
ne gay OF sale IN order to save cost oeiote
forch =, ,oo- THOMAS T. TAYLOR
,0'' Receiver
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
A Letter to 0. S. Carr &, Sons.
Welsh To

n. Dear Sir: You want a cheap Job q,
paint T.,' loF cheap house, don't vouy
US DeVoe. It's the regular tbino ~
a pevoe; there's nothing, in all paint 80 -
cheap@s Devoe. '' paint so
that uh is gss' D yGa can paint with mud but
Paint flg Bar for a month or two w. LOOK
IN eaere,s nothing SO cheap ~ saw a. 1o Dr. less;
Devoe. noshlng so cheap as
ma IL goes 50 far; save GALLONS.
A @eIlo ABOUT the price, save ' oaIIon no
s.. sare OF paint, put-on, cos ssi 30
De %ee gallons. va of
Deyo to - is your paint; save oa1,on
0'o0 Is your paint. Yours t s"iinons;
Sc + W DEyOE & GO |
LEWIS 1u,,., New YORK
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
100000 Barrels Of Oil Sold

: "A beaumont dispatch says O,
! March 20:
: one OF the largest oil deals of the
: year was closed in this city Monday.
when Carnes, Bass & Benckenstein,
) the extensive producers in the Jpn.
! nlngs Oil field, sold to the j. NJ, Guf.
ley Petroleum company $50, 900 barrels
, u Jennings crude oil, delivery to be
made at Plaquemine, La. on the Mis-
SlsSlpDl river. The oil sold is now in
storage at Jennings and it represents
only part of the large oil holdings
VI MeSsrs Canes, Bass s. Benckens.
/ 1eih' The sale provides that delivery
IS to be made beginning In June, |
Inc OIL IS to be piped through the |
pipe line of Carnes, Bass g. Beckens.
'leh TO the Atchafalaya river and
thence on barges into the oil tank at
rlaquemlne, La, where the Gutfey
company vessels will receive the oil
The pipe line to the Atchafalava
river is rapidly nearing completion
ana Will be in shape for operation bv
Ihe middle of May next, il not sooner
Inc exact consideration involved in
Ine transaction was not learned, but
IL can De stated that the price was =
ABOVE the average consideration paid
or the Jennings oil and one that is
satisfactory to the produc. =
RS The oil is already in storage at :,
ennlngs and delivery is to be made
S soon as the pipe line is in shane {"
Or operation. The building Of this -
ne creates a new and important ont -
u Tor the oil of that field and means ~
lat new channels for distribution -
ave been opened up. e'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
RECEIV Frs SALE.
united States Circuit Court, Western District
of Louisiana.
Parlin y Orendorf Company
VS.. BIS, in equity
DaVldson-Wesson Implement Co.. Ltd

on Mo fN e is hereby given that in pursuapc,
cause of fi thu OF decree in the above entitled
man, Nudge dated March Sth. i9G5 ana D"Hf
sa T t tL thereof directing the receiver t6
Se te goods IN his charge as receiver of "
sDr9 frn dated March Sth A. D. 1908 SG i
there IRON IN ana under the seal Of said court
Initial stain 70 me directed l. the undersigned
eStern District of Louisiana, viii sell t a. nn ue
the Ibu Iahn without applaisement for cash 70
st IN lghest bidder at the store buildnp Ino ~
in the the t Davias9n n NesSon Implement Co. Ltd
on on Tic Town OF Welsh in the state of Louisiana
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

STORES that come from Australia
ABOUT the frauds in connection with
rauons issued to the natives have =
lamlllar sound. But there is touch Of
tnat barbarism supposed to be a thing
OF the past, except in darkest Afric,
III the hunting of natives and abduc.
tion OF women and boys by white set.
tiers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
COESTABLE'S SALE.
'''ono ward Justices Court Parish of Calca
seu, State of Louisiana.
NJ. b. Van Ness vs.. T. P. Lea.
No 13l.

Notice is hereby gixen that Lv v;rt,o 3
TIit ol Iier faclas issued by j. Il. Ro6ichauv
Parsho .aS IeaGe Of the second Ward Of tie
ana against |. P Lee and to - me- p ir eahAess
I9o at y. O'Clock a. m, on the LIST day OF IpriJ
the town W. ' df W o2r OF the office of T. r Lee, in
F%rSh offer for sale public auction the H S fo
Ton De Htt,cfIOe Ga,pL property to-wit: Roller
Desk, small Tables, Book DV Case case sn and
Hce DGeSk ; Leather Lounge, Lounge 'J PI
> 0ffca V GLsr Typewriter, 3 hooking Chairs
TTnice Chalrs, 3 Pieces Of Statuary. 10 Rups
81 to nt I, Set Pictures, . Waste Baskdtsu tugs
Bar Pairs S Of Ean,dN attTess MOSQUITO
lows, Wardrobe, MoSer Safe, OAK Jow r6I
C1t "sI hc JOINTS of Stove Pipe, Elbow DWSe1
Cooler lSS Sat ana IN Poker, Zinc, and Water
'n GrhS, Quart Of Pauls Ink Letter Pr oe
p lee an nnE :, iGzed 1 as the PROPERTY Of
ernS of sale is for cash with the bana iSti"s Is
pplalsement. Isaac FoNTENoT, ConStabIei
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
za>>:11c)7 q.;o I sa:Eosophy
BY EJNCAN n. SMITH
HE BABY SLEEPS,

y AK 9",Ht Us still as death
, " '''.'.-E low beneath your breath
Ic, $o!t.} Gown the hall
20 MT let The Children cali:
1-'o1co now its vigil keeps
F'ush' the baby sleeps!
r@n let hItle brother come
-,.'~h.:lS music on his drum.
= :et little sister play
= IN INC noisy Diana;
81 Nts like those give one tho .c-eo,,
VI &en the baby sleeps. -
GaaSe the fish horns off the block
= yoI ave to throw roci;
r., &c man WnO wants to toot.
E'i1"v 'Ac rascal selling fruit
I."io Ills W:EGl pe till he worns-
I'HSn, the bal = Sleeps!
>"lSt is al right in It's place.
n" well open up case
zen TIE baby wakes again
Wal make enough for ten
leh ne gets his lungs in tune
Eild starts crying for the moon
VS.! ys' tatE' vii! be noise to burn
~ neh 'Ae baby does his turn;
so On nptoes walk about.
t Let MN nave his slumber out
w " men the baby wakes, prepare
lhen for music in the air
i y, man may have conscleurr
mat is neat. artistic fit,
'ut "hen bad dime comes to him
re shuts his eyes and passes il,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
Hogs for Sale,

have a lot of Poland China and
Yorkshire pigs, shosts, brood sows
ana lat hogs | will sell cheap or trade
for cattle or sheep.
F. W. BARDELL,
Welsh, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
Did You Ever Think NJ Il,

IVSk LIIIlK OF III
Maillhla, you know about Jack and
1es' son. What about them?"
just wanted to know how the wa.
Ter happened to be on top of the Hill.
ley" " >'e d.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
CLINE, CLINE &LDB.
--dlW VSrS

TToilections promptly attended to-
IltIes Examined, Charters Draw
Abstracts Furnished. q" Ii
Ch VIII practice in the courts of Lake
o oad = Offices: Welsh, JENNINGS
h hnI Id LAKE Charles. Offices connected
by long distance telephone. O''00
Cn LoS Std OFFICE: Oyer Cooper Drug
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

FOR SALE-A good secondhand
gang pillow and drill, C. A. SAxRy
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31
SeedlRice for Sale

| nave both Honduras and Japan.
{. a. SAXBY, Welsh. La,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-31

man may have conscience
mat is neat, artistic fit,
0It "nen a bad dime comes to him
lie shuts his eyes and passes il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
ELECT SENATORS BIZ
VOTE OF THE PEOPLE

WRITTEN ny GOVERNOR JOS
EPu W. FOLK, or MISSOURI.
The nearer government can be
brought 20 the people the nurer and
better that government viii be.
An important step In this dlroc-
tion would he the election OF United
States senator's by the people, The
demand for this reform is growing.
and Il Is a question Of only a little
time before Il win be accomplished,
An amendment to the federal con-
stitution. which provides for tho
election IT senator's by the ieEisla-
lures. can be made on the appllca-
ton Of the legislatures OF two
thirds 81 the states.
Without any special effort In
that direction many states have al
ready made the request The gem
cral assembly of Missouri. az tho
last session. passed a resolution to
this effect
I favor the election ~ senators
by popular vote, and Il Is evident
that this system will demonstrate
that the chief representatives Of the
people IA congress viii more nearly
reflect the peoples Wili
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
UNITED THEY
STAND AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. Dec. ss.--After a sep
aration Of nearly 100 years the
Northern Presbyterian church and
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church are az last consolidated.
There vas bat one dlssnting
vote
The united church will assume all
the Indebtedness OF the former sep
araie denominations and hereafter
the church records Of the uuitsd
assembly Wiil embrace the separate
history Of the two Institutions.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church Was organized In 1910. The
division arose over tho extreme
doctrine OF predestination and GER
tain other questions Of practices In
ordination Of ministers xhO did not
fully cuaform to the classical stand
ards OF the Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
STATE NEWS

wenasehee 20 have Irrigation
ditch May I.
State Educational association IN
session at North Yakima.
william Marshall temporary sue
cessor 20 superintendent Watson IN
school for Defective Youth. Van
cauver.
WIN Of late H. ". Anderson filed
for probate at Montesano.
Charles Johnson died az county
hospital Tacoma.
Poultry show az Everett.
Sergeant Jarret. 4. 5. A. suicides
at walla WalIa
Y. p. $. G. r.. organizations 20 hold
rally al Hoquiam.
Capital stock u Northwestern Gas
and Electric companies % walla
Waila increased.
3aek MeGinuis shot az Everett
Dayton to have new telephone line.
Louise Hastings dead At East
Sound
wenaschse 70 have cheaper light
Farmer AaofYh Anderson suicides
AZ Olympia.
Government to handle lands In
Yakima valley
National Lumber 4 Box company
gets option on Chehaiis timber land.
Error corrected N advertised pop
ulafion OF Tacoms.
George Davis. ColvIiie. denied
writ OF habeas corpus.
Poultry show. South Bend. Jan
uarY ~ 70 ~.
Columbia 4 Puget Sound railroad
files annual report at Olympia
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. Wella
Walla pioneer. dead.
Mrs. Adam Arnold dead 1T Col
villa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
ALI. HOPE
GONE
CAPTAIN LlNDoulsT SENDS
WORD THAT " rs USELESS
TO try TO SAVE PORTLAND

All hope OF saving the steamer
Portland vanished with the receipt
Of telegram from Captain Lind
qutat. master Of the vessel. who
states that the vessel IL breaking 10
pieces. aud Il is useless 70 send tugs
Or divers 90 her assistance.
Captain omar J. Humphrey, Of
The Alaska Commercial company.
Who left "A few days ago for the
scene Of the wreck. VIII make ar
Engagements to save all the running
gear possible. Captain Iindqulst ~
expected to arrive on the next
south bound steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
CAR SHORTAGE

The executive committee Of the
Paetfic Coast Manufacturer aSzo-
citation yesterday reelected Victor
II. Beeknan secretary Of the organ
ixatlon.
Many matters Of vital interest 20
coast manufacturers were dis
cussed. prominent among them be-
ing the car shortage problem. IL
was reported that the situation Is
a. acute as ever. Notwithstanding
TIRE fact that various shut-doWns Of
mills have relieved fne situation a.
far as the railroads are concerned
The facts win be laid before the
traffic departments Of the different
soads with a view 20 Improving the
sxistfng conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

Firat baptist Fourth ay. near
Cherry At Rev. NJ W Haynes. Az
II a. m. Progress" 1880 y. mp
Retrospect and Prospect
Boylstun Unitarian Rev ". u.
slmonda. At / a. M Life Grow
ing GrandCr With the Years.
Plymouth Congregational Hey =.
NJ. Frueland Al II a. M. Trial
Balance for the Year 1850 p. NJ
why LIfa 10 Worth Living
EdgcWater Congregational Ere
mont Rev. II. 4. Mills. A. II
a. m. Tho End Of the Year. 80
.. m. Looking Forward.
beacon flil Congregational Rev,
e. Il. Gale. AZ II q m.s Thy KING
dom Come 100 .. ma Looking
Backward
bethany Congregational Rev 9.
Il. Gaze. At 1taa p. M Christ IN
Sermon and Song
Pilgrim Congregational Rev ~.
s smith Al n a. M The New
Spirit Z 30 p, M Divine helfi-
button
ua.3n Congregational Res. J. T.
Nichols. At 10 30 a. M a Look
Backward aud Forward; 30 2. IN.
old year farewell service.
University Congregational Rev.
Il. &. Mason. At 1880 a. m, &c
Hour Glass 1850 ?. m D
Reefed sails
FIRST Church Of Christ. Scientist
AT p. m. Life.
University Place Baptist Church
Al 10 30. "Wholehearteduezs for
christ = 40 . m. press Toward
the Mark for the Prize"
Theoanphleal Society. sea1s
Lodge ASP. m, The Frui'aEro'
Spirit" -
westminster Presbyterian Roy.
J. ". Wilson. AZ n an. Practical
Wisdom and the Practice Of Wis
DOM" a. 7 80 .. M. Three Trans-
formed Lives"
FIRST Presbyterian Rev NJ A.
Matthews At II a. M. "our IN
siisnenable Witnesses" Y 10 2. m.
Things and Persons We should
Cremaie. Thursday. 80 D. m.
The Church from the Ascension OF
Christ 70 the Death Of stephen. "
Advent Christian Advent SIS
James. George +. Coopredefa. AZ
ia m. Go Forward 7 30 p m.
Tho Ideal standard Of Life for the
New Year"
Haven ~. +. charch-Howard
ana John Rev. y T. Drake. ~ II
a m. "our Heritage 30. watch,
night service. sour Heritage How
Had
FIRST Spiritual soulety-Pyihian
hall. Harry ] Hall At 2 .. m. aud
.7.as p. m. Jesus Place In Ills
tory"
Trinity Parish Rev. IT. II. Gov
en-. A. Ta0 D m. special musical
service. Messiah"
Divine altar service. Germans
hall. . p. m. What VIII BE the
Events During the Next Year.
University Place. Christian Rev.
v. r Dunlap At II a. m. and Il 80
.. m. ~Remove Not the Ancient
landmarks
ballard Presbyterian Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
JENKINS COT
THE MONEY

CLEVELAND. o. Dec. S0-Tom
jenkins and Dan Mcleod wrestied
80 minutes 20 a draw before 5000
people AZ the Empire theater last
night. Jenkins won sio0 Tor staying
is minutes with Mcleod A second
condition was that jenkins Was to
receive $500 II he threw Mcleod
within the time limit. which was 80
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30

a protest has been iliod hy John
II. starblrd against the vacation ~
p Garfield and q niaino sta. from
tsnd av east 20 the lake and Laurel
st. uH prayed for in d petition filed
with the committee on streets By
the HufdeFlaud White City com
pany. which has been recently or
gHniEat FOR the purpose Of furnish
ing amurementu ia the Vicinity OF
Madison park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
NO ONE BLAMED

A. n. Campbell. IN, brakeman
who was killed az Green River Hot
Springs in a rear-snd collision.
and no alone was te blame.
That "a the result o. the inquest
made by Coroner Carroll last even
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
WASHINGTON, D. G.
NEWS NOTES

Special Agent Burrili reports fine
business chances for installation q
electric light plants In Chinese
cities.
Annual report bureau u plant tn
duutry shows gratifying reHuita-
Great quantities % seeds distTtbut~
ed.
Postmaster announces that all
points west Of Mississippi river viii
receive mail half day earlier.
Congressman Mckinley. Illinois
gives $500 Tor hospital In the Phil
ipplnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-30
ROMAN CATHOLIC MEETINGS

Cathedral chapel. Terry av
Masses at a. m. 1880 a. m. y. 30
a. m. and $50 D. m.
ST. Marya Parish Rev w. j.
Metz Early mass and sermons
tchllaren'a mass $40 a. nj. Sun
daY school at o.. 30 a. m. and 2 30
p. IN. High mass and sermon at
1919 a. N Instruction aud bone-
dlction at $50 =. m.
Sacred Heart Church-Roy. Geo.
A Hlld. At es3a a M aud S a. m.
low mass: Z 80 y m. Yeaporg. ser
moG ard benedletio.
Church OF Immaculate Conception
Rev. A. Swcere. a. 1850 and s 80
a. m. low maaa. 10; 80 a. IA, high
mass and sermon. 1880 p M. bene-
dletion
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ALASKA INCREASES GOLD OUTPUT

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dee. so
Consul Randall. AZ Dawson. esti-
mates that the output Of gold IN
Alaska for the past season viii ex.
eeed stf 600 900.
Il was ss.0Oa 600 last year Their,
Is a biz increase IN the Tonann
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4 party consisting Of ]. II. O'Nell.
travelling passenger agent Of the o.
Il. a r.; n. J. Roche. travelling pas
senger agent Of the Denver A RIO
Grand. Mrs. 81 J. Roche and Miss
susie Jones. OF Portland. are In the
city on "a trip around the sound.