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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONER LAW
Position of Attorney General Brown
Courts Decide Otherwise.

A letter of inquiry TO Attorney General
Brown with reference to the position taken
by the attorney generals office as TO the
law extending the terms Of county COM
missioners has elected the following re-
sponse which will be OF interest In lOoA4
political circles
This department has officially advised the
several administrative officers OF the state
10 treat the law touching the election or
commissioners which passed the last legis-
lature as H. r. 3l6, as valid and constitu-
tional Whatever doubts there may be AS
TO the validity OF this law, they must be
resolved in favor of the law. The courts
recognize the rule that all laws shall be
maintained unless they are so clearly and
palpably unconstitutional as to remove all
doubt in their minds. / conceive II TO be
the duty OF this department TO follow that
rule 10 even greater length than the courts
sometimes do. l think II is time enough
FOR the law department Of the state 10 de-
clare a law unconstitutional after the
court has spoken 1t is the judicial prov
ince exclusively TO strike down the laws
OF general assembly.
1 confess there Is great confusion and
Considerable doubt about the validity OF
the act in question, but am still OF the
oninion that the act can be construed as
Consistent with the constitution, and II
has been my advice that It should be so
considered by the several officers of the
state l do not understand that my dep
uty, Mr.. Thompson. has expressed any
different opinion,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15

ANTI Monopoly Garbage Co.. 62l y. leth.
Tel 1873. R-Sli
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
CHIEF ouARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE,

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
OMAHA, Nebraska, July 2S, 1906.-Sealed
proposals, in triplicate. subject 10 the usual
conditions, will be received here until 10
a. m, central standard time. August II.
1906, for the construction of one set quar-
ters for sergeant hospital corps at Fort
Robinson, Nebraska. Full information fur
nished on application to this office, where
plans and specifications may be seen, or to
the O. M, Fort Robinson, Nebraska Enyel-
proposals for Hospital Sergeant's Quar-
terra" and addressed to THOS. SWOBE,
A. G. o. M J29-31-A1-2-l5-16
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
REFUSES TO TAKE THE OATH
Arnostic Holds Up His Right Hand,
bot VIII Not Subscribe
TO Oath.

When called on 10 hold up his right hand
and swear 10 tell the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth in police
court Monday morning F, W. Ellis OF
WiIkesborough. Pa, told the court ne was
AN agnostio and would not go on an oath.
''Then will you tell the truthY' asked the
Judge.
81 will" responded Ellis
The man was allowed to testify without
taking the customary OATH the hrst IN
stance OF the kind TO occur In police court
for years.
Ellis was arrested with William Larkin.
ON Ellis head was a hat said 70 have been
stolen. He SAID LarlEin gave him the hat
which IArkin would not deny. Larkin
was sentenced thirty days, while Ellis got
a ticket OF leave.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR STONE COTTAGE,
boilers, feed water heater, horses or mules
building materials. plumbing supplies. etc.
Department Of the Interior. once OF Indian
Affairs, Washington, d. C, August ?, 1896.
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for
Cottage. ChilOcco, Okla. and addressed to
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. WASH
ington, d. c, will be received at the Indian
of1ce until o'clock p. m OF Thursday,
ing all the materials and labor required TO
TO construct and complete a stone cottage.
with plumbing, steam heat and electric
light, at the Chilocco School. Okla. in
strict accordance with the plans. specih-
cations and Instructions 10 Bidders. which
may De examined al this Office, the Offices
Journal. Kansas City, Mo; "Glooe-Dem-
ocrat." st. Louis, No: Bee" Omaha, Neb.;
Mimi American Contractor" Chicago,
Ill; the Builders and Traders Exchanges
at Omaha. Neb.; ST. Paul, MINI; Minneap-
facturer's association. st. Paul MINI; the
United States Indian warehouses at SIS
Howard street, Omaha, Neb. 602 South
School. Sealed proposals endorsed, "Propo-
sails for Boilers, Building Materials, etc,
MCGOWAN Chilocco Okla, will be received
at the Indian School until o'clock p. m,
OF Thursday, August 81 1905, for furnishing
year ending June 80, 1895, "a horses or mules,
one 2o-horse power boiler. one 50-horse
power boiler, one 80 horsepower feed
lumber, lOl doors, windows and transoms,
$50 sacks wall finish. IS squares steel cell
ing, 81 barrels lime 1,4s4 sacks cement, lag
cubic yards sand, 225 cubic feet stone foun-
daton, Sc, 600 shingles, $4,000 lath, bs5 posts,
go rods wire fencing, $500 feet pipe, besides
tees fianges, valves, builders hardware,
electric light wire. /, 400 feet radiation. etc,
as per list and Specifications obtainable at
the school. Bidders are requested to state
specifically the price of each article to be
offered nnder contract, all articles so offered
to be subject to rigid inspection. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids, or
any part of any bid II deemed for the best
interest Of the service. Each bid must be
accompanied by certified check or draft
upon some United States depository or sov-
ent national bank, made payable TO the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for at
least five per cent of the amount Of the
proposal, said check or draft 10 be for
feited to the United States in case a bidder
receiving an award shall fail to execute
promptly a satisfactory contract In accord
ance with his bid; otherwise, to be returned
to the bidder. Bids accompanied by cash
in lieu of certified check will not be con-
sidered. For further information, apply to
s. NJ. MCGOWAN, Superintendent Chilocco,
Okla. c. F. Larrabee, Acting Commis-
sioner A S-lO-l2-lb-l7-ls-22-24-2b.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
MGILToN TO RULE AT LINCOLN
Lieutenant Governor Will FIJI EH-
ecutive Chair While Governor
Mickey IL at Portland.

Lieutenant Governor McGilton has re-
ceived a letter from Governor Mickey an
nouncing that he viii leave the latter part
OF the week for Portland, TO be gone for
at least two weeks, and that until after
his return the lieutenant governor will be
expected 20 look after the affairs OF state.
Governor McGiton said Monday probably
he would make a trip 10 Lincoln the nTSa
part OF next geek.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
Burlington.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ANCHOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW.
NEW YORK. GIBRALTER AND NAPLES.
Superior accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. The
Comfort Of Passengers Carefully Considered. Single
or Round Trip Tickets issued between New YORK
and Scotch, English, Irish and all primo con
tiaental points at attractive rates. Send for Book
of Tours. For tickets general information apply
10 any local agent Of the Anchor Line or to
HENDERSON BROS. General Agents. Chicago, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15

TRY KELLY's TOWEL SUPPLY. Tel. $3.50.
h-5lG
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
will be taken bntl ~ m. for the
evening edition and unti1 y. m. for
the morning nnd sunday edition.
Rates lie n word Rrst Insertion,
lie word thereafter. NothtnR taken
for lshs than zoe fer the Hrst inser-
tiOn. Thsss advertisements must be
run consecutively.
Advertisers, ny reaueGtinE n num-
bered check, can have answers nd-
dressed 90 n numbered letter In care
Of The Dee. Answers 80 addressed
check.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
FOR SALE-FARMS

FIFTY good improved, farms from l6O to- $40
acres in Boone and Nance counties, Neb.
Favorable terms. For particulars call on
or write to GEORGE & CO.. 1901 Farnam
ST., Omaha. -Ai424 A-29
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
WANTED-TO BUY

Center. N-Ml2l
STRICTLY modern 7-room house, either
west or northwest. Can pay about SIS
cash down and want TO make monthly
payments on balance Address ~, Bee.
. N-lsT 70
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
MONEY TO L0AN-CHATTELS

BORROW MONEY
WHERE You get 1t on
Furniture, Pianos, Horses,
Wagons, Cows, Salaries etc,
WHERE You get 1t on short notice.
WHERE You get low rates and easy
terms.
WHERE Confidential and courteous
dealings bring you pack.
WHERE Can you do better ?
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
Top floor. 6SS PAXTON BLK
X-4O5
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
FOR EXCHANGE
DRESSMAKlNG

GOLDMAN Pleating Co. 200 Douglas Blk.
-365
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy. Phone A2766.
Set
MRS r. A. KELLER. III N 10th, phone
2oS2, will make special reductions for the
next 20 days In the making of new three
piece suits" First-class work guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
COMPAGKIE GENERALE

French Line. New York to Paris, Six Days
SailinSs Every Thursday at 10 q. M.
IA savoie...,,...Aug. "A. La BretAgne Sept ~
= Tournines . Aug 81. La savoie Sept, II
IA Lorraine.... Z La Touraino. Sept rs
New, modern. gigantic IWin-screW and ezPieIa
eeamers; naval onacers mAn-of-NG aHeiphoS
CompAny's Vsstibuled trains, HGTre-PHrts hourA
Professional orchestra on board twin seamsrN
Harry K MocreH Agent Wabash R. r., 1901 EATnAn
street Louis Reese, First National Bank 7.
A rutherford, Agent c. r. l. p. r. R.. lGi
FarnSm Street q. T. ABBOTT. Agent UnlSA racine
4 K
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
When You w rit e
tOAdVertiSerS

remember 1t only taxes an extra stroke or
two OF the pen 70 mention the tsct that you
saw the ad. in The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
WANTED-MALE HELP

WE HAVE 70 CALLS FOR HELP.
CALL OR WRITE AND SEE IF YOU
CAN FILL ANY OF THEM. -.
" Es1 kKN REF. a. BOND ASSN QNC)
DEPT. b. su-s42 N. Y LIFE.
B-2l5 IA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
FARMER.

This agricultural weekly goes to 6O.OOO
homes of farmers and stock raisers, so II
you have good piece of land TO sell at a
reasonable price you will find a buyer
among them. The cost of an advertisement
Is small-z cents per word in small type, or
$3.50 per inch II set In large type.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15

ts5 AND EXPENSES paid men In outside
towns. A. W. south, Neville Blk, Omaha.
B-M493
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15

CTnNES Replated Omaha Plating Co..
- ~ - - 400 harney 81. Tel zoSo
h-d4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
0STEoPATHY

johnson Institute. 515 NY. Life bldg. Tel 1854
$50
MRS. JOHN r. MUSICK,, Osteopathy Ply
sician. office, Neville Blk. Tel. S3.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS
BOYLES COLLEGE

FAN 4 lerm beptutuUaI =, uay auu night
Busintba, Shorthand, Iype wriunE, Ieieg-
iapny, normal ana EnHnsh. All summer
sessions. Catalogue tree. Address IA. IS.
BOyies. Pres, BOyieH BldE, OtnahG, NeD.
H-3l3
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15

CITY SAVINGS BANK pays per cent.
R-alb
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow
Church Co, main A. n. Y. Life. Phone l33
$50
-3sl
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
FOR SALE-HoRSES, WAGONS

WILL sacrifice new style high grade bike
surrey and runabout. with wire wheels,
ball bearings and cushion tires. big
snap for someone. Johnson e. Danforth,
s. w cor. 10th and Jones Sts. P-5sO
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
DANCING
PRINTING

pD1n,T,NC MEMORIAL CARDS; ar
I NlIN lINO tistic designs S. +. Cor.
IYNGSTAD 18th st. and Capitol Ave.
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Canal and Jap

prospect countrys nooded
5 anything assuring.
special
way
throughout country.
problem affecting intimately
proposition purchase
its ships
Generalization price Of American labor itself
II half that said eclene qackness
coolies be they would
markets o. this
keep family they
In naenal
labor and obtain high positions
n Keep - likely
% nangarate any policy o
present Japanese
under consideration special
climatic and labor conditions
Instability subjects employment
finished yet report
"privatse opn-
ha would be nnviss
70 tire isthmus. because o climatic conditions
ExGov Davis however. who Colon.
q
Of the healthy
There employees IN the
but the number
TIE commissioners depended chiefly
rualean : unsstlsetory.
The gate g. wide o
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No. intemperance 10 a consider
able extent is only a secondary
cause 81 crime. and which must be
reached by we'll ordered sanitary.
hygienic and educational measures.
Diseased bodies and unbalanced
minds are largely Characteristic oi
criminals. and these are two most
important factors In producing
crime.
There arc a numerous class IN
whom crime seems TO DO hereditary.
a faint In the blood. In the same
family there are generations OF
criminals
Prison life. such as In Walla
Walla. adds another section TO the
criminal class ny the conRregate
system the institution becomes a
school OF crime where the young
offender is both damorallzed By
contact with hardened criminals.
and initiated into the mysteries Of
professional yillainy. j. II. l..
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A Russian prisoner Wps surround
ed ~ half n score Of JAPANESE SOL
diera
Upon his knees. he begged and
pleaded for mercy
Hut his eaptora. infiamed by the
stories Of the M treatment OF their
captured comrades. we're determined
10 show him no mercy aud they
began % torture him.
AZ they tossed him back and
form. that ri might have an app1r-
tuntty 20 tHfiict some cruelty. a
Japanese officer. whose uniform
showed him to be one Of the depart
ulsnt commanders staff. dashed up
on n swctatlng horse.
Haiti" he cried. fiourishing HIS
sword. Are you the soldiers OF the
mikado. brave men OF Nippon. Tor
HavaEesT Remember tho eyes 81 the
civilized world are watching you.
men u Japan. and even now a rep
Of Kaiser Wilhelm may
be looking upon the scene. Ars We
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sinful John" Turns Good

Isht-minded seosrs jous
phians who have been for sinful
laugh Of o.
sinful John has suddenly
opponents
supported the lease veong the making
strenuous fight for the smashing
held the Quaker city or years.
Bully for Mayor Weaver
Bully for the preachers and other poas people whose
his reformation have been
Bully for the
with heavy Gibbs until II he has
IN the skes he has At least stars
Whatever influence is entitled point
that sinful John" has turned backbone
that Of 4 fishworm. has become like
He sactns real official publ a OF
the gasgrabbers
efficacy prayers But the force and
effect Of aroused public opinion BY any mind
PhiiadeDhaus have dubbed
elected TO doto fight the political roer
corporations. in the Interests people
He be acting But IN dis
charging ecacant members Of his cabinet exercising rigid
control 10000 notorious Pha
delpha machine into mhens open for honesty IN
the future
BuIly for Philadelphia
The Hearts, Afternoon that the Mlwau-
kee IL not coming TO the eoast-three weeks late
|
Grooming American Throne OF France the
Title OF remarkable article which appear Tuesdays issue
The star.
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CHATTER Ky
ENGLAND AGAIN


Many hours must have passed be-
fore vas uruused to i.ft again.
and then but 10 find myself with
rackiRE headache. SURPRISINGLY
weak and M Daylight had cone.
the world was rocking aud pitching
horribly. and the air vas filled wifh
the sound Of bitter sobhing. Ny
brain was daked. and for long
could not understand M position.
Everything around vas strange
and unfamilisFly uneiezn. I seem
cd 10 be lying IN a narrow closet. a
perfect den Of filth. Immediately
overhead there aloped n coping OF
heavy black beams. which appeared
% be the raftarH % a allmy house.
and on the boards bet Neen Ioath-
some Yermin crawled AZ large. One
ugly eaekchafeT sat growing ~ me-.
rubbing his auteunaa NIta = medi-
tatlye air that drove ne frantic.
soon. however. I distinguished. be-
hind al other sounds. a throhblnR.
minor note. n tapping monotone.
which could only have been the
swish Of waves against vessels
side driven By the wind. This
brought remembrance wfth a rush.
and thoughts Of Clariaass What had
become Of Clarisseq With a trs-
mendoua effort. which sent a panK
through all my body. moved 10 one
side and the sohblng was explained.
Not a gard from me lay my poor
Clariaae. bound tightly with great
hempen cords I EFoansd AZ tho
sight. for I. too. was covered with
ropes. helpless aa a baby. and arh-
ing besides IN every limb. Iucklly
neither Of rs vas gagged.
NCiafizae'" ! muftered.
She ceased her weeping Instantly.
and n great light came 20 her eyes.
"Oh. bon Dieui thought yuu
we're dead" she cried in broken ae-
cents. You have been lying these
hours so stiIl. 80 still"
And you-did they hurt you ?" 7
sroaned
"Ah yes. Caryl. they struck nc
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nv AMBROSE PRATT.
Cop yrish, BY tn. Y. =. Hc~"0 Congo ~

and used me horribly. II Waa when
the Engllah aailora @eyo coming on
board. they brought me aud threw
mo Ia here With YOU, aud | thought
SO long that you were dead.
Whore are wef'
They call Il the cockpit"
Why did YOU not cry ont 10 the
English sailors for heip9' I asked.
All. dear" she muttered. they
put a hateful. wooden instrument Ia
my mouth. could not make a
sound"
A very frenzy of anger poaaeuaed
mo on thinking ot the indlgnlty the
aourvy raguaa had put Upon this
tender giri Rage gave me back
my strength. and with a violent ef
fort ! sat up, my arms were bound
tightly 10 my sides with a perfect
pred sality Of cords. a. Tor my legs.
could scarcely discern them for
rupees. Clariaae was just the same.
The position appeared quite hope
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THE POLICE EDITOR.


Here " a ApecimsR letter sent b.
Chinese editor to a HauzkouE
Contributor. whose manuscript he
found "a accessory 10 return
"filuntFloua brother Of tkn sou
and moon. Behold thy brother pros
tfafe before thy fest I bow ia thoe
and heE that of thy Eraeiouuneaa
thou mayut grant that I mar speak
and lave. Thy honored manuscript
has deiKned 10 east tho light % Ia
august conntsnAnoe apon vs.. With
rHpiures Ne have psFused Il.
ny the bonrs OF my ane estors.
never have I encountered such wit.
ssfch pathaa. such LOFTY Thought
With fear and trembling I return
the writing Were 10 publish The
treasure yoa sand me the emperor
would order that Il should Be made
the standard. and that none be Dib-
liahed except such as equaI.sd Il.
Knowing literature as do. and
that q would be- impossible In TO-
90 years % equal what you hnvl
done. I Hend your writing back
Ten thousand times I crave your
pardon, behold ny head Il AZ your
fret DO shat you will Your
obedient servant
THE EDITOR
We have received many Install
meats of iust such literary setns 4s
the one ahoTe referred %. whose
effalkont scinsiiIations. Krandilo-
esoausnce. Rhetorical eisganrs and
logical completeness would astound
the universe. In fact. some a these
are lncomprohenalbIs TO ua. rs We
anu unable to deeipher them the
ufthoErnphY. ehlroNraphy and pune
tuatIan are SO foreign 10 anything
By English scholars.
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could scarcely believe my eNea
I rubbed them To make sure. bat yea
n was so. aud the men we're tolllnR
now as never before. for We actually
commenced 20 leave a wake OF foam
behind u.s. our sails. too. com
meneed 10 nll. instead % AZ before
flapplng idly az the nests, and soon
the sweeps were abandoned aud We
ran cut 90 sea. hFcastiag the waves
right merrily
The English ships. moreover.
made curious BY the canhonade.
woke from their ietharEy and bore
down towards as. soon Il became
evident thVt We must pass betweeu
two of them ~ icssS. and az such
cloae quarters that We must be seen.
hut | cared not foe that. IL meant
absolute safety. indeed. I felt that
n wogid b. the best thing possible.
for / knew that the story l could
tell wotld fuTee the admiral to
send ma in one % his own ships
poEthaate 90 i.ondnn and the Earl
% Chatham. aud IN spite OF John
Masters headlines | would not
have wept % be ria o. the Cuckoo
Man proposes. providence dis
poses. In this ease providence had
intruated IT, mission 10 the hand %
1oha Masters. Ny medltatlona we're
cut short BY q coward blow on TIA
head delivered from hehiad. ana
sank into blank Inconsistencies
Thereafter. IN a dream. I seemed
20 hear voices. 20 feal a terrible
weight upon ny chest. which
wcarilY strOve 70 raise. I heard the
ciank - scahhard trailing on IN.
deck heard John Masters address
somebody as lieutenant. ! had
vague idea that IL coaid make this
person aware Of my sxisteucs n
would ha well for me-. There fol
lowed-Nas I dreaming the squad
al boat putting OF from the ship.
then a ringing cheer which Woke
Wild echoes On tho Natsrs. then
silence and dreamed no more.
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"A Sword NEsIaid''
b. tn. r =.

less, and grouned In very helpless
mes. curiaastY 40 10 the reason Of
tho outrage commenced TO consume
me too. Il might mean the revenge
81 John Masters for the sword
thrust | had given him az Grave
send. but In that case. why should
he have included Clnrlaae In HE
Gtaboiiuai nttouttohsf / gave up
the problem. and commenced Ia
look about me for means of escape
My sword was atill baesd 20 my
aide. the wretel.a had cvioestly
heos In too great h,vce 10 remove
II. but | Was too truHaed up 10 reach
Il OF fapasc1 Wtnaf kasis ans nj
there Was Sruafsed ln frota nsaf-
raw slR In tlpe rosf Shove and BY
the violent pitching of our prison
house. aud tbs thundefuuH murmuf
OF the waters. ! guessed the Cuckoo
vas in the midst Of "a storm.
ITO be eontinued1
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ga STAR DUST va

to prove we have reached a stage
81 civilization that entities un 20
enter the great sireie Of nations. Or
must We stiii ks put down az the
yellow peril Men % japan. DO not
forget that this IL war. Hang yuur
prisoner n you Will Tie him %
wonder tree and shoot htun n you
Wiili Hut do not haze hlml"
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CONTINUED from Yesterday
CHAPTER Ntv--continued.

DREW nay sworn
and cooked my
pistol vi nuut a
seconds delay
but 20 nay amaze
John Masters
crlet 20 hia men
% continue their
work. and we
stlllforged ahead
towards England
and safety |
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A letter written By Geo. Washing
ton was faund m the mail al sher-
man. Tsx.. the either day. George
couldn't have dnus much worse II
he had given ~ % a telegraph COM
pany'H messenger boy.
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ItIME MD It's tAISEa.
Editor Star: II appears 10 me
that the Increase OF crime a. necea-
sarily attracting tho attention Of all
thinking people throughout tho
state. and there are abundant eYi-
dences that crime cauaea are In
creasing for which there seems 10
DO no adequate prevention.
II has been said that nearly all
crime originates in saloons. but this
statement requires discrimination
Very few professional criminals are
inebriatea. that class OF thieves are
sober men. They could not ply
their trade without a clear head. nor
DO they 20 with those who drink.
for they talk too much.
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EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

(Thls column IA for the exclusive
use OF our readers. Write the edl-
tor about any timely or interesting
subject. Articles must not exceed
$50 words In lengthy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

Dowie announces that n win raise
q. .aoa 10 push some Of his latest
schemes. News nks that must wor-
~ Mira Chadwiek nearly to death.
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OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS

SRI Pike Street. Corner Third Avenue
urtFinator % the ohio system "a
PAINLESS dentistry. wEich makes all
dental opera ttomR ~ iuirsss ard iuveu-
tor II the Natural EumH which pre-
vent the detection - Artificial fcsfh
Ia The mouth
~ the use ~ the Ohio SAFE system
q faiulsHa Dentistry your teeth can
hr extracted filled. crowned. hfidEed
cf cleaned without q particle 81 pain
ne matter how nervous or sensitive
Yea may be
Fuli sst Of teeth With the Natural
aumH'+ ..........z. 40 M
Gold Cruwna ok. -. $500 % As Clo
hfidEe work ..-.ss $500 ta $500
ftllinea,- .ss.. 35c. soc and 81 90
Al work guaranteed u years
Hours 8 a. m. 70 y. IN gundavn
so a. m. 10 4 y. m.