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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-01

Z The Library Committee Of the
Womans club extend their thanks to
the ball players of the Fats and
Leans and to all who aided In clearing
s2s for the Occur d'Alene Public
Library.
ELEANOR J. sPAULDING.
Chairman Of Library Committee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-01

q. q. KITCHEN. a II rbarifau 4 3 =
GTur 'AlFps Ida Portland fIrses,f,
stea mes Grotgta Cakes ing Harrison ana y
and out
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-01
Occur d'Alene & St. Joe TranspOrtatio
Red Collar Line Steamboats,

Ii9ge connections daily at Harrison with the o. II
TIC Lane Connections With steamer achsv AZ Harfis,
POINTS, ana with Niotorine for Occur dAlene river Dol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Fires for July.

During the month Of July the fire ds'
partment made four rams, and there
Was one false and one still alarm turned
In.
On the 4th at $3.50 a. m. false alarm
was turned in, and at e;sO p. m. a still
alarm.
On the 9th at ll;20 a run was made
10 18th and b streets
On July llth the department was
called to 18th and Ferry streets, caused
by barn fre.
On the same day at lao P. m. crossed
electric light wires started small
blaze in one Of the Standard Liquor
Cos places oR Commercial street. The
IRE was put out before the department
arrived.
July 18th an alarm was turned in for
a chimney hre.
No damage resulted from any Of the
6res except the one on the barn Gre, on
18th and Ferry streets on July nth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
FOR HOP GROWERS ONLY.
Foreign Dealers CAN Attention TO Ar.
senic and Dirt.

Foreign Dealers CAN Attention TO Ar.
senic and Dirt.
A prominent London firm OF hop deal
ers send the following letter to Mr.. Kola
Neis, Of this city. The letter is dated
London, June Goth, and is as follows:
a Dear Sir: Before entering into next
seasons business, we should like 10 call
the serious attention Of Pacific grow.
ers TO the handling of their hops, as,
unless greater care is used, the outlet
in this country win be considerably re-
duced
Many complaints have been received
from consumers the past season on the
following points;
lst. Arsenie-On analysis, several
growths have been found TO contain a
much larger amount Of this poison
than is now allowable by recent acts
OF our government. From careful in
quiries 1t has been traced TO the use OF
crude Japanese sulphur in the kilns,
and we believe can be entirely elimin-
ated by using other brands Of sulphur,
easily proeurable, and practically free
from this obnoxious element.
2d. Dirty Pieking-The excessive
amount Of leaves, stems and other for
eign matter have often amounted to 10
per cent Of the contents Of the bale
Many Of the large users Of these hops
refuse to~aceept bales so packed. In
former years clean picking was a great
feature in Pacific hops, and materially
assisted the sale.
Sd. Heavy Cloth-on all hops sold
here, actual weight of cloth is allowed
to the purchaser, We find that not
only heavier sacking, but an unneces-
sary quantity is now being used; often
amounting to TO IL pounds per bale.
II this continues, actual tare in future
viii have TO be allowed by growers In
no case should the weight exceed TO s
pounds.
We hope you viii kindly give the
above your best attention, and notify
those growers whose hops We are in
the habit Of handling
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Ames Block Nearly Finished.

silvorton, Or, Aug. S.-The briek
work on the Ames block has been com:
pleted and the work Of finishing is pro
crossing rapidly. This building is In
a prominent location on the corner OF
Water and Main streets, and makes o
splendid appearance. 1t is two-story
building with front made Of Newberg
pressed brick. The new national bank
viii occupy the room in the corner, tho
silverton Appeal win occupy the base
ment. Bureh, Hubbs 4 Co. win use tho
second floor for their real estate rooms,
and there are other rooms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
MILL CITY BRIDGE.
Marion and Linn Counties to Unite in
Building It.

The Marion county court, which has
been in session yesterday and today
has so far spent all its time considering
claims, except this forenoon, when
members of the Linn county court
came down. The object Of the confer
ence of the two courts was TO consider
the matter Of rebuilding the Mill City
bridge. A reasonable understanding
has been arrived at between the two
courts, and the time has been set for
visiting the bridge site as next Friday
evening. Some are of the opinion that
the bridge should be repaired where it
is. Others think it should be removed
from its present site, and it will not be
known just what action will be taken
until the two courts have visited the
scene.
Commissioner Butler stated that the
break In the bridge was the most De-
euliar he had ever seen. The bridge
has two spans, and the end is at the
sawmill plant of the Curtiss Lumber
Company In the one span timber is
broken in the center. The timber Is
'xIo inches, and is as sound as dollar.
and he cannot explain why the break
occurred 1t is not uncommon for
bridge timbers to give way where thew
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
ADDITIONAL pERsoNAIa

DR.. Clarence Crane and wife OF b''
ton, came up from Portland this morn
ing TO attend the funeral Of the f0rn
er's grandmother, Mrs. II. K. Meoall'
and will remain several days as w
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. MuFPll'
DR.. Crane was born and raised here ah'
will be remembered by many sal'-
people, especially old-time residents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

BOulogne, Aug. San internail0hn
convention of Esperantists opened h'i'
today and will continue for q week "
10 days. The EsperantiSts aim +"
bring into use universal langa.s'
along the lines attempted by the 70.
lowers Of "volapuk" a number y
years ago. The Esperantist mOVsn'.'
has already made considerable p,'.
ress, as is evidenced by the fact 'l''
the convention is attended BY rep.
sentatives from almost every EuroP,-
nation, as well as delegates from =
dis Japan and New Zealand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

are spliced, but in this case the splice
held, and the timber broke in the s''
ter Of the span. The Linn county eoui
rather favors building new bridg
either above or below the present siu'
ture. one span heing sufficient in ei'A1
place, and a new bridge could be bul'
for less money than it would cost .
rebuild the old one, broken as 1t IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
GovERNoR HAS A TIME.
First wined and Toasted, Then Stuffed
With CLANS.


With CLANS.
Marshfeld, Or, Aug. 3.-Governor
Chamberlain is the guest of the people
Of Marshfield today. While his coming
was unheralded and II was known
but few hours in advance, he was
welcomed on his arrival by throng of
people. II is rare occasion that the
states chief executive ever visits this
section, and Governor Chamberlain is
the second acting governor to place his
foot on Coos county soil, and his trip
into Curry county win probably entitle
him to the distinction Of the first call
in that part Of Oregon by the chief of.
fetal during his term Of Office This
afternoon Governor Chamberlain it
the guest Of the merchants Of Marsh
field on an excursion around the bay
and at a clambake on the beach at tho
entrance TO the harbor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Sweden Rests Easy.

Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 3.-The ex.
ira session of the riksdag was dissolved
today, the speaker saying the situation
still has its disquieting elements, but
Sweden win be absolved from all blame.
Another special session win be called
as soon as Norway is ready to meet the
Swedish conditions King Oscar gives
a fete tonight in honor of the German
which arrived last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
MARRIED.


wALKBR-CLARK.-At the home Of
the brides parents, on 22d street, in
this city, Wednesday, August 2,
1905, at 3 O'Clock, Miss Mona Walk.
er to Mr.. w. II. Clark, Rev. P. s.
knight, pastor Of the Central Con.
gregational church, officiating.
The young couple are well and favor.
ably known in this city, the bride be-
ing the charming and accomplished
daughter Of W. W. Walker, the well.
known nurseryman. The groom is en-.
ployed as shop guard at the Oregon pen.
itentiary, and is. a young man Of splen
did qualities.
They will make their home in this
ettxy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

John Ross, the man taken into Gus
tody last night by Officer shedeek,
and who claimed to be an escaped pa,
tient from an Eastern insane asylum.
was up this morning before Recorder
Moores. The man told the recorder he
was on his way to California, did not
appear to be daffy, and the recorder told
him 10 move on, which he did.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
POisOns IN Food

Perhaps you don't realize that
many pain pOisOns originate in your
food, but some day you may feel a
twinge Of dyspepsia that win con.
vince you. DIR, Kinas New Lafs Pills
arc guaranteed to cure all sickness
due to POisOns Of undigested food
or nancy back s5c at J. @. Perry a
Druggist, Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
A Train wreck.

Somerset, Ohio, Aug S,-A passenger
train on the Somerset a Cambridge
branch OF the Baltimore a Ohio was
wrecked this morning at Paint creek
bridge, 20 miles from here. Louis Dow,
the baggage master was killed and i7
injured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
POWDER
EXPLODES

Kingston, N. Y, Aug. 9.--The dyna.
mite works of the Nitro Powder Co., al
Mingo Hollow two miles south Of here
blew up at 2:15 this afternoon. It is
reported that so lives were lost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

1t took the FIRE department just ss
seconds from the time the alarm was
turned in this forenoon to get out of
the house ente the street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
NEW TODAY 1

Wanted TO Rent.-A or s.room house
after October LIST. Apply at once TO
Thos. Hall, at Mitchell, Bewis q
staver Co.'s. s-s.st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
FIGHTING
THE FEVER

New Orleans, Aug. 3.-Two deaths
from fever were reported up to !
clock There was official report Of
new cases. The excitement in the coun-
try districts is growing more acute
with the discovery of cases at other
points. Doctors here are disposing of
the question whether all the cases can
be traced to New Orleans A trainload
of passengers ON the Iron Mountain
railway has been held up in Coneordia
parish, removed from any habitation.
They loudly complained by telegraph to
the railroad commission, declaring that
they have had neither food nor water,
and nothing has been done to relieve
them. Efforts are being made to move
the train. Monroe, La, with fever on
three sides, has placed militia and
armed citizens on every road. New
Liberia, La, has a eurfew law. Co.
lumbia, Miss, has decided to guard
against infection by the use of rifles
and many of the smaller towns are pass
ing moquito ordinances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

New Orleans, Aug. .3.-Over 200 men
Of the naval brigade in five sehooners
and by special train will arrive at Rigo.
lets tonight. Governor Blanchard al.
so issued orders TO the sheriffs II tho
coast parishes to arrest all boats and
patrols Of Mississippi found in Louisi
ana, TO seize all property Of such and
secure indictments for trespass. The
matter is very serious, and soldiers in
the armory when the order came imme,
diately started on vessel Of the state
oyster commission. Rigolets is in tho
city limits. From there several vessels
will sail to cover the louisiana coast.
II is possible bloodshed will be in.
volved, IL the Mississippians cross tho
state line. The excitement is intense
here, and the crowds cheered the men
as they marched 10 the boats. AT moor
the report is, no new cases and only
two deaths.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

The ball game last evening at the
University grounds between the Capi-
tolls and Merchants was won by the
former club by a score Of 5 to A. A
good-sized crowd saw the five innings
played, and the game throughout was
interesting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Norwich Union Fire InsUr-
ance Society.

Prank Meredith, Resident Agent.
once with VIM. Brown q 90. No. l2o
Commercial Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

For saie.-Jersey cattle. Twenty head,
including eight mich cows Would
rent two fresh cows Walter Morley,
80 Court street, Salem. s,s-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
FTrJB SILKS.

IaceR Oriental Laces
All new and fresh sparkle and dozens
beauty. others at small lie
500 yds wash India Silks &C. 1sc 1Oc 191e Ia %
Ors, quality, regular price SOC ETC.
price. Csc | O0RSETs
Remnants half price We low u.
yds Fancy Dress snks the 5oc corsc mn
very latest form coses prie
Price . -. ACC soc and soc $3.50 Rust pyw
Soft Chiffon silks Corsets, price. ~ o.
waists and Girdle Corsets coin,
ing $780, 45c and e5c yd. -. -. .. M
Toe Black SILK Tafeta yd 4Sc zoe airdle FOrms price m
$3.50 Heavy snk Tafeta, SO hfusIIN u1InERupAp
inches WIDE suitable fOr uno complsbo stock prices
skirts I'd s6c 500 Corset oOvos soc quality -,
s1s Black silk Peau de Sole, a nros 80 ~ SN" ~
quality, sale price zoe Corset cOvers odd lot us
p yd - -. 0O0 Skirts, Drawers and Night Gown
FINE M DNt"'e 20. - at reduced prices 26c, Sss
Advanced sale OF up 70 oa1e mo" and
Dress Goods ,,.,.,- No.. 1AD1ssT DRESS SKIRTS
'Oc anu %. A0"'' D - / prices
NOouS y" oSs Drau
'O ' ~ Ioo skirts all colOTs
,,., ..,.,- ~. 60 cost only ........ 500
OOo 1"H''o N ~ oo $3.50 stua
sl75 Heavy English prlce ,.... -, -: ns
ooodA I'd s5c Osnes 0neNP~ ana 0'ne1' hshs
50 OravaDctso Goods p'''' -, ...o..
yd s1ss LADIES sHoER
$3.50 all wool French vOnos 500 pairs shoes bought cheap
mines EOlionnOs French creps 1925
I'd ...49c 76c and sSc French Tu
Remnants Dress Goods Haf Price price only t@
SHOPPING vAar surra
Grand Assortment at small Foe. Splendid ino all reduced
Soc 75c and 81 values sale $3.50 NObby wash si price sa
price zoe ooc nn aS' $3.50 Suits price sSR
Beautiful Novelty Collars, all p1cs - =
kinds prices Sc &C. iS' lOo SHIRT WAISTS
~ ~ 1Su.,s.A Prices Shirt slanght@h
1000 ward, 20 sdet from New 70 regardless
arrivals zoe, Sbc,
Embroidery, 40 poArg0FTOS
special price soo .-A. ca,oo ,A.naarA nah.
Odd Embroideries, all / " - 0---'' - -,
3ac, &C. 1sc gU ''' - - 80 - ''T
and 1oc Frlngod Napkins each
Fancy Lawns and Dtntao Han
-vainciennes Laces, Torchon ] Price.
sAIEM's FASTEST ahowNa STORE.
MrEVOY RROS Corner, Of CONNER, I,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

Yesterday afternoon at the depot
just as the nOrthbOund passenger train
came in there was a kissing and hug
ging seanee between young man and
woman that was a delight and joy to
the passengers A person who kept
tab said there were nine hugs and kiss
es before the couple broke away.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

Washington, Aug. 3.-The postofice
department will cooperate with the ma
rine hospital service in the effort to
prevent the spread Of yellow fever in
the South. Circulars describing meth
ods Of screening against and destroying
mosquitoes will be sent to $4,000 post
Offices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
SALEM AFFAIRS
All Sorts Of Local Paragraphs Left
Over From Other Pages.

A Salem duchess, wearing one Of
those shovel hats that sticks out about
three feet in front, was riding in one
Of the open ears yesterday afternoon,
when strong puff Of wind came up
and carried of the duchess headgear
into one Of the side streets. The con
duetor stopped the car,and 1t took three
men and the duchess to capture the hat,
while the rest of the passengers looked
on and offered advice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
MC4GOnS,!yNRE
FEOELES. .RARGE GEAEN HOUSE -
The Busy Store
OEFfRS MATCHLESS BARGAINS FOR his SALE

We know IL quality and low prices peops . .
versed and not newspaper full Of talk below L
have to SELL They value that 10 tho
of Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

New Orleans, Aug. s.-Governor
Blanchard this afternoon ordered out
the Louisiana troops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

LaceH, Oriental Laces silk Tscs
Neciriin Laces and dOEms !,
others at small prices, lc, %, =
Be- 8 1-sc, 1oc, 1875, 1sc, as
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At Ballard


A baby boy was born 10 ~.
Mrs :. Steele last night W. -
born the baby weighed i7a no,',ss
Nj Steele o. clergyman '-A4A
The committee OF the vboi.
last night 10 discuss several r,s,. -
which were brought up for s -.
GRAFTON. An ordinance foy ~.
plankug and Hidewalklng ~ sesg
chloe avenue from Fourth n o..
street waa brought 10 ana -
This ordinance has been bsssr. ~.
council Tor the lag, u years n.
Ballard Feed company Il very 4.
hir0us that this be- granted :.
Intends putting in a plant on ~,
street Tor the grinding u fead
SIR. Green's proposition for -.
Increasing Of the water supply "a.
laid over until the next me.4is.
The application made by n.
Great Northern district for an a.
tended Waterman was brougb, :,
but the engineer find that n.
pressure would only take the v,ss,
As far as Finley street. which i.
only one-thlrd the distance 4
committee Of four was appointed "a
visit well outside the city llml,.
The ship Katie was launched "a
tsfday from the Seattle shipyara.
company. She was thoroughly over.
hauled and painted and viii }.
used IN Alaska by the RobInsos
Fish company.
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Eqr esls Reel Eststs-contlnusd
HonEfnfEd FltoM OLNgfED
II $4,000 ~. 70 Q $4,000. "a $4,000,
ynu these Positively re tn MAJ
kat after nert Monday
$3.50 al.2bO s1.25O
lot saiso on Queen Anne. terms
eI.2bO $3.50 $3.50
Another dainty Groom cottage pan
g. and piumbrd Tor bath. On queen
Anne. terms.
$1,000 $4,000 $4,000
heautifui room house. Iat Watad.
allsy in rear uirc chicken yard
TO down. or viii sell fufui
Bee THE itH fuo us Queen Anne.
$1,000 $1,000 $1,000
broom modern house. lut lhHIsn not far
from Madison car line. only ~
s22b s22B 1925
Tw4 Ials sbFiW lrFsE ono block from
school ct Green Lake
Come iu aud poe no. We will serve
YOU with cream.
$1,000 sI.O6O $1,000
Listed today. very pretty uFW I room
house. pantry ana room for bath.
lot HKiH very fine. one block from
car line This house ia well made
throughout. th" boot Of ali our good
} vs. OLMgrEp.
Rooms Hssl Epler ulh
tlib Is
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strictly modern house, reception halt
par dining room bedroom
Kitchen nud pantry down htaira
led rooms with large clothes closets
ana large bath room uuathlra con
nrtird With sewer combination aIsaz
tfie and EDH fixtures tu each room
/ block 90 car ana iH location
whore values are ntrpdIY inffsaHiag
The price IL away down. 8 lpa IH8
cash. balance arranged a. Huff Z per
cent interest on deferred pas msufH.
$3.50 s26 CASH, sIb PER MONTH
bufH very desirable tuftaHe close
70 car and atufra The cottage me-
p pafiHr. dining room and Kitchen.
bedroom panty Diurrt sink and
city water also Mice front and rear
HafrhHa The lut o. "a corner EarF
HiHhtIF and uIl fenced The house f.
painted and nicely finished inside
Zee this az once. lt will NOT iaHt LONG
one block ~ lots each Dot a8RiIH h.
Ezfouf alley. ia blocks 60 car. ufles
~ tach - cash. 90 per month
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Are you looking for a posi-
tionp
Situation Wanted Ads. are
free, when left at our Want Ad.
Office, corner Second and Pike
Ragley's Drug Store).
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toh sALE ~ t1 $50 each choice
lH-ugfn truuta and large cleared Ints
al hraduNdale un the teach Sound
front cl1ue Ca the % n X II
et tHr station and wharf ueW Hghaal
bHlIalhE NniuE up Ihla property ia
hriuH rapidly Improved and sold e.
asiual ayIilrrs tor agricultural pHrs
posse chicken raising etc Many
rsaFlr iu enc citIsH have haHuu t.
better ou small tract 81 land near
the city where they can make AZ
much 10 NOT mufg. money and tfFe
hettnr and much cheaper there are
laharers ln mo cts looking re wurh
bHafnHt you pay your house rent
trutrfF hll end other hiah tK=
pfnar7 there i uuthlnE LETT faur
expenses SO un all the ume IN the
% take a day off ID ia different on
the farm there ia uu rent no water
hiIl uu street tax. $40 sewer taa# ne
ssment sidewalk tax. the afgeef'a
cause you have Nuur cows. chickens.
etc IHrEr Enrd,u AND fruit tEssaI
etc the children an st cut and
pick Wild blagkbrrriea aud rHIaY
thruHeIhUH There ATE nu mere auU#
ioT billie. and ryrr thiHr Is lovely
We Hru ie.ugrr tracts that ufa al
WnHt Cree from standing timnsf only
enough Tor about ~ years supply
~ Huui wood without cost "a you
Terms 50 cash and o. per month
Many people are going tu make
much money az once rs going into
the poultry buain,ra At nov aa
and see thlH property Some - the
beet uuuItN men iu The state have
rurr hHHrt tracts tn tHla addition
Our HaIHnmru are uu the ground fF#
ef1 ahN Take The Great Northern
train. sa5 any morning huH return
a. fuEo. uF rHll az the office ard -
Will be- pleased 60 show sou the plat
Nc trouble o. talk about e.
NtTr a MffFt.fIeN ne.
Culmau ulk Nt Let Ave
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Star Want AID. Agencies

p. y. Mullen, al Ballard ave. op
pealte CITY Hall.
Frerront DRUG Co.. Ewing street
and Frswont avenue.
Quaker Drua Co. tof3 let aye
Thos. Harris 81 postotties, Nsnten.
{. N. lohndrof, cigar store. piela
Second.
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An acre a. Prospect Beach Hat
lard. that De- cleared aud fenced.
al rptluUnllF fine view ard
will double Boz value ln the nest
year because 81 the Httret car
extension bat We will cell them
fHr q 80
Another acre tu the same IBaa-
top with Groom cottage uua
Wen % good water. cleared aud
fenced 81 Goo, uu easy terms
don't buy until you have seen
these
HAMILTON a OLSEN.
10 Marion uik i
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STRIKERS ARE
GETTING BUSY
By serLsBs Nsws An,

WARSAW. March is-Ths a.
rectors Of the Vistula railroad hss.
requested the troops 20 guard o.
bridges between Siedles and MsIkis
because strikers are Threatening
their destruction. Party strike lead.
era at LODI tried 20 force WORKINGS
At the Pahinnica mills 70 quit work
The men refused and In a figkt
which followed an agita,or was kiIl-
ed and others we're wounded.
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10 Mr.. ana Mrs A A. Noeuuist.
sit Allen Place. March Il. hoy.
To Mt and Mrs NJ l. Holden. at4
Dexter street. March Is. hoy.
To Mr. and Mrs & I Kin. aof
Twelfth avenue. March 1e. girl
To Mr.. and Mrs J. = Prank. GiI
Sixth avenue, March .. a Firl.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. Christensen.
sstT Second avenue. March Ii. a
boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. = Pope iaat Al
der street. March II. a boy
To Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Morris St2
Washington street March Is. gIrl.
To Mr.. and Mrs T. " Richardson.
500 Madison street. March ID. a boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-18
MYSTERY OVER pEArh


HALl.A NALI.A. March H.
Complications are arising IN n. oass
OF Hattie Snyder. former denlEsa
n the tenderloin. who died at S,
Aiary's hospital saturday under the
name Of Mrs. Michael Ryan. the al.
ieEed wife Of a wealthy ranoher. he
mysterious disappearance OF the VII
the Inability 10 discover the where
about Of the woman's daughter sna
an effort TO Dust chief Of Police
Brown as administrator are the
causes for the complications II Is
believed that the woman's safety De-
posit box contains over 1850 In
gold and several hundred dollars
worth OF jewelry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-18

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