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Some my that stolen sweets are
the sweetest. bat Farmer George
Richardson. who lives near TQlt
doea not think so.
lie secured warrant Wednesday
afternoon for the arrest Of thr0o
nelFhbora, Harry Vaudeville. John
ONeli and BENJAMIN Hoye They
have been formally charged With
the crime Of treepaas upon enclosed
land
On May 70. At D. IN. the de-
fcndanta. 40 Richardson claims.
ARMED 10 the teeth aud supplied
with a eroaa-eut saw. stole into the
farmers pasture aud laid q course
fnE n large bee tree near It's center
The munoionoua drag OF the Naw
teeth m the heart OF the bee tree
RwAkensd Richardson. Who arose
aud peercd out into the night
well. by gum. 10 they Riu't a
saxln deoWu that ar bee tree. be
sialulated. and alarmed the house
hold su
A eouncii Of var vas held. and
the farmer. thanked by his sons.
Thomas aud Blaine. sailed forth TO
DO battle with the enemy. The
sight 81 the enemy.s ordnance had
a aoathinR effect upon tho farmer
and hks sons and they concluded 10
Dido their time. The defendants
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Not satisfied with soaking old
Father Time In the eye. gtying him
an upper cut ON the chin. aud a
eorkacrcw twist In the solar ploxua.
the New York Central system pro-
poses 70 take the old man down and
beat him 60 pulp,
L. +, Jones. city passenger agent
OF the New York Central lines. an-
nounced Thursday that the running
time Tor the Twentieth Century
Limited between New York and
Chicago Will be reduced once more
this time to rs hours for both
east aud Wcathound trains
Two weeks ago tho announce
mont was made the time would be
reduced to 10 hours for the east
bound train. while the time Of the
weHtbound would remain un-
changed.
nut owing % the fact that COM
pntlng llnel are preparing O. reduce
tho achodule time Of their limited
trains. the New York Central will
80 them one better
According Go the new schedule
which viii go into effect Sunday.
June rs. tho wrsthound Twentieth
Century Limited" will leave New
York at SO D. m and arrive at
Chicago tho following morning al
81 80 o'clock.
The eaaihound train will leave
Chicago 1t $50 p. m. and arrive at
New York the following morning NJ
30 o'clock.
The eaatbouud train will make
the big hit with coast people luaa
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Will Beat the World

/ much a. II will give a Htopoyor Ia
Chicago OF from five or niN hours.
tho trains from 81 Paul all arriving
In the Windy city between aud 8
o'clock In tho morning
The distance from New York 10
Chicago IL 1000 miles. and 10 cover
that distance IN ik hours means
hitting Il up" az tho rate Of $500
miles an hour. Including all stops.
This means an actual running time
of more than 60 miles an hour or
a mile a minute
Ten years ago the New York Cen
tlal cut the time between Gotham
aud WindWille 90 20 hours. two
years later to "a. then to q. last
year 10 20. and now 60 rs.
IL "old Man Daniels keeps cut
ting the time al this rate for ten
years more the Limited Will arrive
IA Chicago two hours before u
leaves New York Il IL understood
Daniels IL figuring ost hos 60 ac-
compllsh that feet now
Thla new change makes the
Twentieth Century Limited" by all
odds the fastest train IN the world
both In running time and distance.
The only three trains that come
anywhere near thIa record are tho
/ following
Orleans aud Mlds. Paris 90 bay
oane ts0fh mlloa 5ti5 miles an
hour.
CT \. 4 n v. Ry. London Go
Edinbufg Se5h miles. b0T7 miles
an hour
1. A N. W. London 60 Glasgow
cow miles, 90 Is miles an hour.
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Queen City Laundry

off Vancouver. y. C.. and it II for
the purpose OF remedying this fault
that the Burnside Is TO make this
trip.
On her return she viii stop AZ Sc
attic. after which she viii return TO
Tacoma 20 load cable necessary in
laying the 200 miles extension
from Valdez 20 Seward.
The route for the new cable line
is now being laid out by the steam
nrb Patterson and Macarthur. OF the
coast survey II Is likely they will
be prepared 10 submit the plans 10
the officers OF the Burnside. and II
this is done the cable steamer will
be able 10 proceed with laying the
cable without delay.
Yesterday the Burnside completed
taking on 400 tons Of fuel coal She
has been In port this time about ten
days.
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Honey Is What Offenders Wanted
So They Cut Down Bee Tree

ute the tree down and after locating
the honey looted the tree Of over 10
gallons Al 2 a m the hloodleea
battle was over and the enemy re-
tired with the spoiia.
snoqualmie valley IL aroused over
the foreible entry and despollation
Of Farmer Richardson's bee tree
and Justice Laraon'H court at Tolt
IL expected 10 be crowded with sym
pafhlzcrH when the case comes up
for trial
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Sc0RcH OFFICIALS

The high water rates charged To-
cal consumers and manufacturer
a. compared with those given Bal
lard and Georgetown was the sub
feet OF much discussion at the
Eighth Ward Taxpayers club last
Wednesday night IL was the senti-
ment Of the club that water rates
are much too high and should be
reduced.
Tho club voted 10 ask the Seattle
Electric company to run its Kinneor
park cars on Queen Anne avenue
instead Of First avenue west.
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his system shall BE- on San Fran.
cisco bay before June /. 1907 spsei.
fieatians call for the construction
Of $50 miles of main limo for the
Western Pacific in the fastest time
on record.
There Is no prospect that the first
actual work Will begin before Sep.
TENDER l. 1905. The work Is there.
fore 60 be done within two ycaFa
The system - 20 Be completed
equipped and put Ia operation Al
the rate OF nearly Is miles a month
or a mile and a half = day.
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COW HAS $4,000 PASTURE
BUT rs THIRSTY


DENVER. June k-W. q. =
q Cheesnan's $500. 600 cos IL go
. ins thirsty or fodder the COW 4
= has more than enough. Tor she a
= bfowaea upon the most onpen- .
. siye pasture ia the world. Bot =
q Tor drink she is dependent upon .
. the dews that fail and the fire =
q department
Denver lie shocked Chees- =
. man IL forgetting 10 water the =
= animal. although he la prcsi- 4
A dent o. the state Bureau Of =
. child aud Animal Protection. q
= The COW II famous. because tho =
q pasture plot n within a stones .
q throw Of the capital II ia be- .
q ing held for aa Investment and :
= ts0o. 900 has been refused for :
= H.
4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 A = 4 4 4
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BURNSIDE Off
ON REPAIR TRIP

For a short cruise northward the
United States eableshlp Burnside
sailed from Tacoma early Thursday
morning. II Is expected that the
we'll known steamer Will be gone
only five or ten days. A slight
fault Is reported in the Alaska cable
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a =
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. A

regular medicine. A strong
medicine. A doctors medi-
cine. A medicine that cures
hard colds, severe coughs,
Group, the grip, bronchitis,
asthma, pneumonia. ise..a'li,Ss ...
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That for distinctive. graceful styles.
look and wear-weii qualities. The
Brooks. $500 Soft and STIFF Hats
cant be beat" CAN and see the
new ones. 1891 and Ave. 49,
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Call and see this wonderful Chi
neae medicine man. Have a talk
with lice Wo before giving up your
case as hopeless.
Consultation free.
OffIees-2foi1 Washington Street,
Seattle.
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viii sell on June 18th to nth in
elusive. round trip tickets 10 all
Eastern points at greatly reduced
rates. For tickets and all Informal
ton call ut n. T. City office. Seat
tie. 80.
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NEWS OF THE
STATE

nELIINuHAM ~ A cowboy
preacher who haa become we'll
known throughout this seetion OF
the country recently. last night LETT
New Hope Al the invitation o. about
90 citizens who ehpected 20 hia
method OF teaching ElEht mem
bers of the congregation stood BY
him. bat they were ia tho hopeless
minority. lie had established a
church al New Hope. bat bis mis-,
sion dld not meet general approval
An oFeF-rlpo egE greeted him when
he arose 70 speak a fow evenings
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

WIN sell round trip tickets 10 MIL
waukes on June ~. 10. i6. for fes 70
account OF woodman convention.
zee
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Your. Laundry, Please

IT7 We II tho
exec ork v 10 n
NOT ~ TIE LOCAL LAUNDRY COMBINE II
pere would be
would Be higher combines bad things for pocket
right7
orr orFItEs-Main office. First streets;
Third. St
PRICES oFEICES-Ghlrts. collars.
special Phones gb3
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EEE wO

Cures all chronic dis
eases without opera
iion. Cured by Chi
nese roots. herbs,
bark. bulbs and veg
etahles. These won-
deFful remedies have
cured hundreds Of
cases that have been
given up 20 die. We
guarantee 20 cure &C.
xena. rheumatism,
asthma, cafarrh.
stomach, kidney and
liver diseases and
other physical weak
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

EVERETT RancherH ia different
parts Of the county are aEitatlng the
question OF putting a bounty on
muskrata. which are oyerruniug the
country and destroying valuable
dykeH
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wing or Bedroom
Roo fs0F.a

Made Of solid eolden oak has brace
arms continuous back posts and
cane seat Friday special pllec,
..... ...-. ......... .....91.an
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GOULD INA HURRi

Aecordlnx to advices received 70
ssftie Thursday. George J. Gould
sans that the western terminus Of
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At the newest styles In Mems Soft
aud Stiff Hats TO be found IN Sc
attic. e. n. Brooks & Co., 1891. End
Ave. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

PAsco-After a long legal bat
tie A. Ethiopia today, Justice Il l..
Hltt refused 60 hold Margaret Rose
man to the superior court for an at
tempt % murder & N. Maxwell OF
Seattle. BY administering poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

70 manufacture krokobolo game
boards. capital stock 100000. In
corporaiora. G. W TRrbet. q. g.
Start. T. '. kuydcndall
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See bargains advertised. Pike
Street Shopping Guide: page Z. go
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BELLfNGHAM-An automobile
parade will be a feature OF the rose
carnival 10 be held here June ~ and
-.
Fish Commissioner r. r. Kershaw
reports the largest run Of salmon
this season in the history Of the
Columbia river.
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Only $3.50

Seattle TO Portland and return on
special n. p. train leaving Seattle
% .. ma June ath. DO not miss
this excursion.
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BREMERTON
NEWS NOTES

BREMERTON. June s-The
training ship Philadelphia went in
10 dry-dock this morning. where
ahe will have her sea valves repair
ed. her bottom scraped and painted
and undergo other minor repairs.
Word was received at the navy
yard Thursday that Captain " l..
Cottman. nov stationed at Mare
Island has been named as success
OF to Captain J. V, b. Bieocker.
formerly captain Of the navy yard
here Blocker was recently trans
ferred 20 command OF the training
fleet at Newport. r. /.
Captain Cottman will arrive a.
the local yard 10 assume his new
duties In a few days. lie was form
erly located here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

Enlistmeuts 30 the local q
army and recruiting offices .
have trehled since the waf be =
tween Japan and Russia be- .
gan Most Of the recruits are =
young fellows barely up to the g
a age standard. .
We are glad to get them. e
though" said one Of the re- =
= erultinE officers Thursday. =
They are the kind OF boys .
that make good soldiers and q
. sailors. The present war has .
= fired their Imagination. aad .
. there isn't one Of those Kids .
. that doesn't believe that he's .
. going 20 Be as famous az Par .
. raEut or Grant In a few years .
They are simply itching Tor .
an opportunity to distinguish .
. themselves. and the chances .
. are that they will II they stick. !.
= They are the sort o. boys we .
= wan,-not the Kind that eniis, =
= because they can't hold any .
. other job" q
sssstst sstsst
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PORTLAND. Ore. June s-To-
DAY IL The nailes. Prlnevillc aud
Moro day at the Worlds Pair. Large
delegations on special trains arrived
from the three cities aud Appropfl-
ate exercises we're held AZ the Ore
Eon building followed By a reesp-
ton At which the ladies Of the three
cities acted as hostesees This AZ
tornoon an informal reception and
musical was held Al the Washing
ton building presided over BY Mrs
Olive ~ Leonard. BclilnKham'E eff
ficient hostess Mrs. Waiter Reid.
Of Portland. rendered q short mus
zeal program.
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- - $3.50 - " AAAhNka " "
Start. 4. v kuydcndail
PAsco-Aftcr long legal bat
tie ~ Ethiopia today. Justice r. H.
Hlti refused 70 hold Margaret Rose
man to the superior court for an at
tempt % murder & A. Maxwell. OF
Seattle. BY administering poison.
NALt.A WALl.A.~-Aetual work
has commenced on the waila Naiia
Tfactioa eompany.s nov electric
railway.
Guy wolnklli. aged "a. narrowly
ssearcd death a few days since.
when hls ioft afm waH drawn into
a weed saw and cut eff 81 the
Tausick yards. A companion pulled
The Young man back and saved him
from being cut 70 pieces.
SPOKANE a company organised
by John n Law Ia % utilize the
stumps 81 northern Idaho for the
manufacture q tai, turpentiue. Noed
alcohol paint. aes,ie aeid aud CREE
sote. Contracts viii be made TO
clear land with a stump-extFaeting
machine 70 secure the materials,
SOUTH BEND Ernest Gsiny. 81.
employed Ia the butcher shop 81 ".
H. Peters. has been missing since
Saturday.
NAf.fsA WALf4A-frank Kline
waH arrested "Wednesday afternoon
on charKs q aAssuitinK fi-ysar -oia
Clara Dodge Kline declares his az
rcst the result Of a conspiracy.
ENEHETT-Ths Everett Record
was bought at the receivers sale on
"Wednesday By A. J. igiethsn. % &C.
attic. tof Ii.toe,
PORT ANGELES Plans FOR an
elaborate csisbratiou ca July 4 are
nos an foot
HELIGNGIfAM-The r. X. Weed
Lumber company IL nliius heavy
order for timber for the Anslxamat.
81 Copper company. 20 be used "a
its mines Of Butte and Anaconda.
William Kirby. ~. was
awarded a verdict for 5000 Wed
nesday for the ioss 81 three finssfu
IN the machinery Of the wheeler.
usgood Manufacturing company.
WALI4A WALI.A Harry Achan-
isber. companion Of Dudley Cullt
who. Il vas thought. committed sul-
eide Saturday. has been arrested or
suspicion Of having something % 4 5
with cuiIy'a death. Sehouleber ad-
mits that he borrowed the pistol
with which the fatal shot was fired
HuNNYsfDE-IIs shanafelf
and Nellie &. Myers graduated from
the high school here this year.
OLYYMPIA-AccordinR 20 the In
vcntory Of the state school proper.
ties. more than tii.o0e. 00e are In
vested IN the public schools Of the
state OF Washington.
ANACoHIES-M rs Melville Cur
It's has been appointed hostess on
Anacortes day. June 10. Al the Port
land fair.
Mrs Margaret stearns. a pioneer
woman OF skagit county. was buried
here Wednesday afternoon. She
came TO Washington "a years ago.
Police officer Carter. shot while
taking n prisoner Saturday. II Inn
proving. and now has chance for
recovery.
BELLfNGHAM-An automobile
parade will be a feature Of the rose
carnival TO be held here June ~ and
-.
Fish Commissioner r. r. Kershaw
reports the largest run Of salmon
this season IN the history Of the
Columbia river.
EVERETT -RanchcrH IN different
parts Of the county are agitating the
question OF putting bounty on
muskrata. which are OyeFruning the
country and destroying valuable
dykes.
r. NJ. Brooks q Co. Claim
That for distinctive. graceful styles
Look and wear we'll qualities The
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or..t Northern Railway

See bargains advertised. Pike
Street Shopping Guide; page Z. .s'
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See bargains advertised Pike
Street Shopping Guide; page I. 80
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

LONDON. June s-The house OF
commons today unanimously elected
james ". Lopther speaker 10 sue
coed william Gully.
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WASHINGTON. II c.-Uuder the
annual readlustmeut Of pestmAstets
salaries. thcaa increases we're an
nounecd today for Washington
Falousr. 81 SOC 10 fi.1u0: Prosser.
81 200 70 81 800: Pullman. 81 500 20
g. 000. RltEvills. ti.7D0 20 81 500.
RaslYn. 1850 To 81 500. sunuyalds
aud WaitsburE. 81 900 20 81 800.
rekoa. 1880 10 tt.t00. Vancouyer
$500 to $500.
Rural carriers appointed for
Washington routes a. follows. Che
halls route No 2. Frank HeYder
carrier. and John T. schusler. sub
siltute. Paiouao route No. I. How
ard Mcconnell carrier. and Joseph
D. Mcconnell. substitute. Rochester,
route No. 4. Bert james. carrier.
and Henry H. James. substitute
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D. 5. JOHNSTON co.

ssas''ss Leading Piano House.
500 SECOND AVE.
Burke Building
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Garden Hose

All our Garden Hose is warranted
and sold under a guarantee.
r. RUBBER.
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NALI.A Actual work
has commenced on the waila Walia
Traction companY'a nov electric
railway.
Guy Wolfkili. aged "a. narrowly
sEearcd death a few days since.
when hla ioft afm waH drawn into
a weed saw and eut of a. the
Tausick yards. A companion pulled
the young man back and saved him
from being cut 70 pieces.
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NEW YORK. June sit IL re-
ported that the new will made the
day before the death OF MrH Charity
Hayward. California. Who died IN
New York, June /. will make great
changes ia the distribution of the
s.. 600 900 estate II IL understood
the previous will Nft the entire os-
tate 10 a child Of Mrs Andrew
Rose. New York. but the latter
document names other beneficaries.
JOHANNESBURG. June s--A
Thousand Chinese employed ~ the
Croesus mine last night attacked
the quarters OF the white men.
wrecked the building and maltreat-
ID the union mlners One was kill
cd and several wounded.
QUEENSTOWN, June s.-seere-
tary Hay sailed this morning.
WASHINGTON. June s.-Ambas-
aador Iusscrand called on the Presi-
dent this morning. IL IL believed
he received a dispatch from his
government as 10 its attitude re-
gardlng peace.
HALIFAX. June s.--As a result OF
an explosion In the Inverness coal
mine this morning 10 are known TO
be injured.
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AIIsnf oarpofa--A Ne " Lof

Some especially fine patterns
nrv among thia lot Of miHfit care
pets hrinE your room Size with
YOU. ua there are only one OF
two OF kind.
Ufif-aNta. brussels Rug .s....s
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QUEENSTOWN. June s.-seere-
lary Hay sailed this morning.
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sUNNYsiDE n. J. Young Wa
appointed supervisor Of the Central
sunnyEidr drainage district b. the
board u county commissioners yes
trrdAy The work wili be con-
menced AZ once. The county com
ulssloness. upon the urgent request
Of representatives Of the district.
decided 10 collect all Of the en-
penses in tho 1895 taxes. The ssti-
mated cost wiH be about as. coo
The drainage system includes about
500 acres.
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NORTH YAKlMA--Jesas u. Rone.
Minneapolis. submitted an urdi-
nance 20 the city council asking for
a so-year franchise for the privilege
~ laying tracks IN all Of the streets
Of the city. and agreeing 70 com
mence work within six months and
10 have the road In operation BY
January ]. 1897
The city council BY a vote % 70
, has decided Tor an open town On
Sunday. Just how they propose 20
get around the state Law In grant
ing this privilege the board Of al
dcrmen DO not state
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sroKANE--A company organized
- John n Law Ia % utilize ths
stumps 81 Northern Idaho for ths
manufacture q tat, turpentiue. Noed
aleohoi. paint. nestie acid aud ereo'
sofe. Contracts viii be made %
clear land with a atump-extFactins
machine 10 secure the materials.
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nELIINGIfAM-Tbe r. X. Weed
Lumber company IL filiius a heavy
order for timber for the Anslxamat.
si Copper company. 20 be used IA
its mines Of Butte and Anaconda.
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PORT ANGELES Plans FOR an
elaborate osisbratiou ca July Z are
now on foot
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SOUTH nENn--E Ernest 0eisy. g.
employed IN the butcher shop q "
H. Peters. has been missing since
Saturday.
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OLYMPIA -= The following ar
ticies Of Incorporation were filed In
the secretary OF states office to-
day.
Oriental Realty Co. Of Seattle.
capital stock 5000. incorporRtors.
" y Backus. s. N. Backus and
Michael Earies
krokobolo Company. Of Pameroy.
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oLYYMPIA-Aecording TO the In
vsntory Of the state school proper.
ties. more than tii.ooe ooo are IN
vested IN the public schools Of the
state OF Washington.
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ENEHETT-Ths Tsefet; Record
was bought at the receivers sale OF
wednesday BY A. J. Bieshsn. Of Ne.
attic. tof It.t0e
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wALf.A wALLA Frank Kline
was arrested "Wednesday afternoon
on charEa az aAssuitlnk ti-yeaF-oid
Clara Dodge Kline declares his ar
rcnt the result Of a conspiracy.
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William Kirby. ~. was
awarded a verdict for 5000 Wed
nssdaY for the loss 81 three fingers
IN the machinery Of the Wheeler.
usgood Manufacturing company.
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Fash Tn. ss~ sees CF-8uEE
.,,oaY SPECIALS SUGGEST ECONOMY AND THE
f" NEW STORE

h yg. a. offofa FoEulNfy hon he one who
ntiued@theHe Friday Specials impress the
e,asnsy on that the New store Is he economical
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HuNNYsfDE-l Herbert shanafelt
and Nellie T. Myers graduated from
the high school here this year.
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wALLA wALT.A- Harry achon-
lsber. companion Of Dudley Cullf.
who. 4 vas thought committed sul-
eide Saturday. has been arrested on
suspicion Of having something % u
with cuiIy'a death. Sehouieber Rd-
mits that he borrowed the pistel
with which the fatal shot was fired.