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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
IN CONFERENCE


NEG YORK. April 2O.-The com
mittea ~ five Equitable general
agents appointed yesterday called
upon Vice President Hyde 10 re
quest him 10 resign They arrived
az uyde'H house at east Furtieth
street a. 8 80 fhia morning. and
are nov lu conference with him
Hydea counsel IL present
Mf. Hyde declined most politely.
declaring such HH action on bis part
would be 9coNardlY and dingaaee-
fuL" The committee retired With
Hyia'H answer and reported 70 "a
meeting ut thf agents Ht the savoy
s-sAel. Hyde told tas committee.
iaalsFhsif from the reports ~ their
saaef H-st. tAat the agents lad u9t
rhe rGaataaf asneeUt-an - the uu-
fortunate controversy o. tha matiFe
behind the affuKEIe f1r control Of
the society. lie said The agents
were entitled fo know tha real factH
DE said be would. therefore write
tomorrow in reply 10 the request
contained b. their remarkable COM
munisafiau.
Hyde said the questions a. Issue
new are Boz thr hands ~ the depart.
menf of Insurance and Mr f'rirEs
committee 80 added trat % aas
manifeatly Improper for agents "a
attempt 90 judge fheae matters in a
rev hours aud thus hurfIpdly anti
cipstn that which De- moss the subject
ct nn exhaustive examination - thf
authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
ms TITUTE

only ore more day % the schaai
convention and u r. anticipated "a
b. the best day ~ fhe week THURS
daya prarram Vas interesting on
aceaunt 81 important subjects dis
GUESSED UPON the training ~ = child
making the first appearance at
school This address Was rendered
- Mr ssmpsau. Re enphasizrd
ths importance n having beautiful
pictures Ia the first grades ~ the
schools ~ - the pupHH Rome. 10
possible The child may not aprre-
eiata them hne ~ Younn. buf when
Grown 80 lt win look back and re-
member them aa long aa it iiVen
Another point made waa That
p hen the child is first starting into
the educ atloHat life ia fpf the traeh-
80 go find 1uf and 90 know the life
- the child then a teacher has
something upou which 70 start. and
the child VIII progress faster and
the teacher uil not have the time
learning the pupil that she miFht
have othrrv leo. " @. Rlizsr Hd-
dressed the assembly on Physical
culture" Illustrated b. a Froup ~
children Mr. Ackrfmau's address
on The Recitation proved very In-
tereHiinT ar Hyatt spoke ON Gone
enraatfana" Music by AIna Fuuars
einsn and MIsH cole enuaad great
deal of interest The music recita-
tious are proving very interesting
70 the teachers as they are wei at
tended
Mr.. Alden delivered an address On
How 20 Make History interest
inK. which was very clever rs well
az Instructive. The Gradatidu ~
PupHa.s By NJ Gilbert. was inter.
eHtinF. In his address he pointed
out why the pupil should not base
he study of SIX months or a year on
one examination az the end Of the
/ term.
IL a child does not feel that be
or she 81 ready to take tho examina-
ton they should have a little time
20 make ready The present way II
grading a pupil ia. II they do not
pass the examination. they must
wait until another one comes at the
end Of the year"
Mr.. Yoder spoke on Reading from
Halls Adolescence aud AIr. Cooper
on egomc applications Of the Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
THEORY BETTER
THAN PRACTICE
CITY ELECTRICAL EXAMINE TURNS DOWN CAPABLE
THIS ACCOUNT

Because the examination Of ap-
plieanta for positions on the city
lighting plant was of an impractical
nature several of the beat and old
eat employees ia the city lighting de
parlments are 10 lone their POSI-
lions.
They have failed Ia pass their ga
amlnatlona. and. although their SUI
poflora admit they are first elnaa
men. they cannot under the civil
service rules hoit the positions
which they have capably held up
80 the present time II ia claimed
that the questions asked we're too
theoretical and neademienl Ia their
nature. and that men IMMERSED ib
electrical book lore had no chance
Of passing the test Thaf such good
men should loss their positions Is
universally regretted. being the
first time the civil service exam
nations have failed 90 work just
y The examiners made a special
trip 20 the lighting plant "a order
to frame practical questions. but q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
RENTON
OBJECTS
WANT NINE OWNERS TO STOP
PoLLuTlao CEDAR RIVER
WATER

Marshal Jack Macy. Of Renton.
IL looking % the law. At the court
house. with q view 10 prevent the
owners ~ the Cedar Mountain mine
fram dumping coal slack and
screenings into the Cedar river.
Macy represents practically the
whole population Of Renton In his
sndravof. Macy declares that. as
result % the dumping 81 refuse
into the river above Rontoa. most
% the little fish have been killed
or and the larger fellows driven out
o. the stream.
The mine operators have been
making a practice Of thus polluting
The Cedar river water for a long
time. IN spite Of many protests from
ReufanianH
Macy intends. also. 60 appeal 70
state Ftah and Game Commission
er KerHhnw and Game Warden Ref.
M be can't got the practice stopped
otherwise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
LITTLE TOT DEFlED COURT
Lillian PhssT LAID DOWN TIE LAW TO JUDGE FHATER WHO
Is TRYING TO DECIDE TO wHica Her PARENTS TIE
LITTLE LADY BELONGS

4 isn't going 10 iot him do a.
The biz man on the high seat iat
ahaut take ms away from my
mamma. NOW"
u vas thus that little LILLIAN
Clrmeutine Pabst defird Judge Fra-
ter and the authority 0f the supe-
fioF court Thursday morning. wiih
a stamp q her tiuy foot aud a vlg-
ofoas shake u her pretty brown
curia
Little Lillian Is The hons II con
trntiou between Adoiph Pahat and
Mrs BENJAMIN Hammsl. formerly
Mn pahzt wednesday the father
sued out a writ u habeaa corpus.
ordering the mother 20 give over
the custody % the child % Mrs.
Katie fsucsn. pending 4 hearing uf
his claim for custody lie alleged
that thu custody % The little girl
bad been awarded him By n Mon
sana Judge when the couple secured
their divorce. about year ago. and
that she uaa Illegally taken from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

la uals psas tso sissstrstt erssso.rz-i.
ed wrrs tbr ae-.pasite. IA hst sl
thaasa Who Hasaaaafuliy FHlusd tirf
eNa4utuafiag fstisWns
General foreman Il y Ross
chief electrician d q MuoerH. ~
4 Duffy. n ~ Vrouman. G. G.
Waller
Stntlan attendantaJ H. King. y
r. NhifWauh. G. D. Toy. y. o.
Smith. n y. Kane
Ltnemrn G. TllgginH. } 8
Wilson. = Eagan. a. Blair. per
-. 81 ~ Woulsey. g " Melon.
aid y Z sfhmeiiug. X samson. 81
A Moore
Tfimmera r. J. OHara. }. y
Huunola. r. & Williams
Foreman polo gang C ~ Gilmer
II DO neaudeauK
Foreman iiu~meu X Nlsbit
Eluctriral maehiuiafH T. G.
Smith. q Dunbar. J ". Ferguson
Transmission linemen J. 81
Guild. a. samson.
Lamp repairru- ~ Ward. A
q Fletcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
INJURED

CONCONULLY. April 20-Iohn
Wilmarth. a miner feli THROUGH a
. - s.s ssaSy mfne Tues
day niFht and dropped ~ feet H6
suffered a broken leg. dlaioatlon
Of both shoulders. two broken ribs
and severe Internal injuries. bat
aiill may live lie saa Oh bis way
20 make sure Of d blast the fuss
Of which had beru lighted. bat
which had not exploded. meaning
90 protest the next shift. which
was due % be lowered Ia 4 Short
time. from q possible explosion.
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him by the mother.
wednesday morning the mother
made appearance with a vigorous
answer. Ia whieh SHE denied that
Fuhaf ever waa entitled 70 the Gus
tody u the child. and that be has
been and iH uow seeking BY "unholy
schemes 70 separate her from her
present husband. also that Pahat
baa several times offered 10 pay the
expenses q The divorce proceedings
u she Wili leave Hammd and re-
marry him IN regard 90 the decree
Of the Montana cuurt. the mother
Gays that the custody % little LII
Ian and her brother. now dead. was
awarded 70 their grandmother tn
Chicago. from whom Pahst took the
children and brought them 90 seat
tie. turning them over 20 The mother
20 Be cared for The mother al
ieEua that the father haa no home
aud no good way n caring Tor the
little girl. and asks that ahs BE-
awarded the permanent custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
PRIZES ARE
AWARDED

q. Heuniughauaon awarded the
prizes in the street car mems con
test AZ 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing ". J. sautmyer WAS given the
handsome gold watch. that shows
him % be the most popular employe
Of the electric company. The other
prlzoa were awarded 60 Dewitt skutt
az second In the contest. and A. A.
Springer na third.
on account q the large number
of votes sent IN By the friends Of
Mr. skutt. on Saturday. that were
more than a week old. hin vote waa
reduced by 1850, but with these
votes his total count would not have
been equal 10 that of Santmyer.
who led ia the final count. by about
1900. santmycr won b. a clean
mapority over an other candidates.
and as there was no question AS To
the winner. the prizes were awarded
Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

,.tARn Arsn 90 The people
.itv are wrought zap eNre
- eranises io ec ene Of me worst
- -. ,yer known u the west The
7.s.,t,i Il Napoleon Campbell foe
snlne % j. ~ Houusette by the
- CONT Jars an Tuesday
- (. a. eause 81 the trouble.
,s,srsstss's brethefs are said 70 have
- vsneeanet against The uallafd
III seuef ana an outbreak = eH-
- uAen the PARTIES meet
,~etsW returned 10 his h-me
-'.siay nisht aftee the jury had
s'.ssss tsst ths kalBs was ia SELF .
$50 ana has 9emained quietly at
:, ssms ewes since Tbs boar .
= hrethers aHa rot convinced
- me rnllnE of the Jury vas
s.ssrssnre With the facts iu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
WILL TALK IRRIGATION

wAsuTUcNA. WISH April 90
A.p. Davis. assistant ehlef engineer
81 the United States reclamation
sarylra. now In the west inFestiEnt-
ing the several irrigation projects.
an devote considerable personal at
tentIon 90 the various schemes Tor
reclamation iu Washington. oreEon.
Utah. Idaho. Nevada. Colombo affd
Montana. Under instructions ~
f-hlaf Engineer Nowell he VII boii
meetings with boards q engineers IN
these states. aud during hts stay VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

small. easa. i've rabbits. dozen.
Harss, enesn ard lard.
Hams. fs9IHes bacon. breakfast
faNQIaE lard white star. tleres
t.cs tarn. White Eoae. 1Ao. lard
Wild Rose. tAe.
PeYitry.
Ducks. dressed. f70ise: gees.
dressed. IGQiec. chickens. dressed
is0iTe. turkeys. fancy local dressed
ieG he a..
urann. per no. isafses eocosnutA
per dozen. see. wainuts. Eng
iiah. Ifa tEe. recana. i3@ lie.
nlbefts. fsc; black wainntss 1e.
hickory mats. &c butternuts. &C.
Jap peanuts. se. virginia ueanuts.
5r. Jumbo peanuts. Sc almon1s
izts0tTc
Flsh. oystsra. Ets-
soi... &c. black cod. &c. inx cod
Zee. crabs. $40 I16. clans, open
SHIPMENT. fiGe5 claims. per sack.
fisa. oysters. Olympia. per sack,
tt5Qs open bulk. per salon.
80 SALMON, salmon. .., lee. 'S ,a,.s
&c; shrsrnps. E0Iocs founders
.
fuaelf. &C. sturgeon. Sc black hasa
Te. halihut. BE. psren. &c.
Flour.
Patent. PER bot, ta7s; Grown
tktas Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
pinfbury. -. Pfllsbufy's Best. s..
standard Dakota. Sc. olyru pie. f&.Ta,
EIs.frie. t41gs Holly, tt75; Coldss
Northwest. tsTs. Electric Light
I5sb. Gold Medal $3.50. Top Notch.
tttss CenIsnniala. beet. t4TE. Gold
drop. tt2b. Patent Excellent. t4.9bs
Novelty A. tt.ik.
whole wheat les. per bale. S7te.
whole wheat flour. Der Dbl ts2k.
fraham. per Dbl. s.. per bale. t22s;
hhi. 80 rye flour. per Dbl $780,
rye meal. rsr bare. s. So: buck " heat.
per Dbl. g.. buckwhsaL per bale.
gaTb. corn meal les. per bale. .2ios
per hbl. 1875. white corn
meal. Sos. 81: bale. tazo. rolled cats.
bhi.. & G. Co. ss7s: wheat nskea.
heK IS lbs. $40, fnrina- per Dbl
1850: farina. i0-ib. sacks per bale.
s.. hominy. large. Per Dbl. ttIo.
horniny. small. les uaie. sasa. Holly
taT6; penrl barley. 2b-ib. boxes
sabe pearl barley. ioe-lb sacks. -.
exit ysaA fA.6aa6. popcorn. per cwt-
t1eo. cracked wheat. Per bale, ts.e9
Honey.
California strained. Ter n. &c.
California sage. per ~ ttc. honey.
sfxraet. Per 10. Tdsi&cs Oregon
Ernps cream. Io-cass tots. t2se:
honey. Yakima. i2Nc. Cllfornia
Fssc.
oats. per ton. s2i9 90. bran. per
ton. x2fu2a. barley rolled. per ton.
SIS. seq 81. feed wheat. per ton, f22
cess dairy chop feed, per ton, S22;
OH meal per ton. $40 best chop.
2e7Was. whole corn. ton &2T. shorts.
ton. SO.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy,
SIS. alfalfa. &12.50U1S: wheat
hay. SIS. Eastern Warrington dou-
bic compressed, s2ii Puget Sound
hay. g1ou11
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

fSaa ssnq.lk nunW13 eo.ceft ~ the
Otfia Give club % the University
of WashtHrton WM occur Tuesday
ryeatnE. April rs. in Denny hail.
The nreHfam Is an unusually atrpuH
one Tor the Is young ladies have
been preparlns all year far the
event Ia tho Kypay camp che whole
rlub VIII a.pear dressed ia cos
TUNES 81 fafieEats1 color. Mis-
Walkers vIalin Solo. and Miaa Hon
netta readmn viii be special feat
ufea MIr Talbot viii render "a solo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
AT dHE UNIVERSITY

ouNNleNoIrY STATION. ApriI
go The eo-uda nt the university
we're responsible far the defeat 81
the proposed amendmonta To the A
u. a. ". constitution. yesterday ufe
teUnuon Bt meeting II the aasoeiat-
cd students. On Denny hall The
measure. after "a tierce debate uf at
hour. WAS lost However. et voted
tu favor of il while 60 opposed t.
A tva-tbItda majority being uecca-
aary 60 carry. rho young laNsa. At
though admitting the need of "a
board Of control" fought the prop
osltion to a finish. They claimed it
would take wny their Vikht 10 vote
Il td.sstleHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
81 Al the unders aned, ter isiHs
~ Freely and seiantartiy Test
- as EeI-aa.al

fnsh u tire AndeFt ines "
- Freely aad NoIantariiy Test :
les as Fellows
esrs1g eefiifl taat was eomHiste-
4 eafsA q err tehaegn haait nAssfe
els - ss ~ "a go fs-
- n SIS fern sfuec. nrF haa #ny
- - - So EaWHd EHtH eEs 5fs-e
- 81 arfH PERT efiE BARN iraH. H5if
4 rssai hsnflt g. wf earrat Bee ~
nfsr4 aAlHs E a
- aataeta IN uaHaEer 81 8F4Fa st
- IN naHa aHIHa
Il ~ Is Glenn Meridian. Miss
w J. smaeas OPP. Ala
ores r. lelasr Atlanta Ca. -
p sauesr Suesnt Miss q
T. Hsrres. Atry aaustau. Ma..
ianss llgsr nsuEog.. Cal. s. yeaFs.
A HoSss hea trfaaft. ptio. 81
3 saarp Ualoatoun Ark. 2,
tn WEBSTER Manchester y. H.. o
80 Wells KiasIev. Kan, . years
sb Moray. tamtfn. wash =
assal. = rsaass have tsen cured
n ratssees- Specific lH lH a BARN lsHs
ssx4fstla renfliF waa- hr uutafi
samlsf e CHaeiaHaE8 BIZ ear he EtNNn
: IRA ~ food 80 nr4t time ard
II naHtiHeE erH HHF FORM e taf
seq tsasf Hifhar wffh ~ without the
fss4 tsstxa af faH NaEIauf
sgasirfas have tHeu cured - free
rsa ackaEe5 an#
n sssi-EfF erra4 aU #asasas caused
Il iaAarea. a5EHrHtEaH ar aHEff
~ Rogers ufss aaa lhe azirsA Co.
e FIf'H ard Race efH lHHf inns CO.
a. ui4 ssaH EuH free fn plain
rg4assr. 4 fFlsi naakaas e Iuhacz.
Eedfse ara fha maHf valuable nasaa
3 tss Fah iaat estf uHtiHhrst. K Fae
- ~Hd araf uama ard afidHeaa
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GATES oErs AIS

CHICAGO. April 20.--wlth
crash The bottom 8ropped cut Or ths
Gatea CORNER on MAY wheat iu the
Board ~ Trade today Prom open
inc at8t11a My dropped go fiakiH
uIthin Is fsa minutes II r. said
that Gates rralize1 his Inability "a
carry Qua the corner had has made
terms with Armour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
Or. Miles Antl.PaIn Pills

are cho8p, C0nVTnIont CerlaIn and
harmless, Cheap. as one dose is
sufficient % relieve the pain.
Convenient. being little tablets. that
You can always carry. aud take as
YOU would "a lozeuke, Certain. be-
cause they cure by soothing the lrri-
tatod nerves. Harmless, as they con-
tain no harmful drugs. 80 doses. 20
cents. Never sold IN bulk.
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oyster shells. ices. ton. i2z. clam
shells, iGas. $40 bone meal. i0ea.
s12. Efauuinted bones. ICES. sg2 Ga
ia and Lcn q per ton higher.
GRAIN and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. $3.50 q Is
a.nikes ct dice. ifTs white clover. SIS
q -: timothy. rer cWt- tA1t
o., orchard grass. SIG: red top. $50
10 English rye grass. IS. Italian re
grass. Is bronze grass. fi3. tail
meadow oAt ErasA SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. 81. pasture mixturs.
UplGnda. tteJII
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days AFRO and stole "A bicycle. The
wheel had bren newly painted aud
ttlnt claims hc purchased II FROM
two bows for thNGeum OF s.. The
wheel has been Identified
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THE MARKETS


p.ars srv. Per eut ss1t9tTt.
.,,'sfi whtten saHEma sb: large
whites. tamafs. pink beans. tAass
tav8 brans SAB Lima heana
Frgan brna iEf IL wax beams fsc d.
brsts per sack sseH tioa
riaeentia cabbage. 2tzr. caulifiower.
sutaaa yeiiaH. ib. &C.. CnIuuH trnnca
Sd Young ouiona zee bunch {
apiHa5h. eHate. b0a1Hr lettuce.
hothaunr. ST samfeas head let
fuee. da4eu. sec oregon squash.
crate. ggssa go. carrots. fta 1873.
Yakima POTATOES. F#laeH 1900
graeiy potatoes. tztaeoa 2-e9. Yak
Ima EafIy goaf. flaes new
california POTATOES B PEE th
hathouae randishen zte Per daH.
applrs. fancy. fissM AIS, srltzen-
berg apples Siaiz5 California
easnt rufatara g. artichehes. per
Hoa. o. California celery. e1&ls
native celery. z0a fee native rhu-
barb. "a g.. rutumbera. long green.
81 duaeu asparagus. ae Wall8
Waila asparagus. $500 california
barb. box. fIga green peas. Sc. to-
mat8eu. tg4Eu a.aos green peppers.
SOC Do. telephone peas. Toe ID.
fFuftaz
pananaH. bunch. s. soc 50. dates,
ID. BsHGc. figs. lib bricks. Sis
figs. needieaa. io-h cartoons. 60
aIHc. grape fruit. per box. $3.50
Ta7E: seeding grape fruit. fi.Ib
aaao. lemons. choice and fancy
81 O0HsE8. navel oranges. 400
$500 tnnrefiucH. $50. Man
aarInea. s1aa PER crate meditran-
sea sweets sass Jap. bale. tii50
tig5. eranberries sic. piucapples,
per doz. t9.soaffso5 stra berries
g. ssma6a per crate. piurd riums.
s. oo Ter crate. cherries. crate. &2W
g. 90. Australian peaches haN. $3.50,
Australian ueurN box. $3.50. white
grapes. box $500, black grapes. box.
Butte and chesss.
Washington cheese. f6c. cream
brick cheese. l9c. California cheese,
fErs butter. native creamery gae.
cooking. $50 zoe. California fresh
creamery. gle.
Eaaa
strictly fresh ranch. 2fc: ore
Fon eggs. zoe.
Sugar.
Golden G. IN sacks So s.. extra G.
IN. sncks. s6ss: powdered. IN bar
rels 1sa0l dry graduated In sacks
tsts. cube. In barrels .6.t5. beet
sugar. 1905. manie sugar 10Rl2h
Less &c II paid within Is days
Meats.
Cows. beef. 7e. steers. 7Mc: mutt
ton ~ y Sc, pork. fI5ae lamb. Sc.
spring lamb. $50. dressed veal,
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FEUD AT
BALLARD
.-,,sss or J. X BouReErrE SAID TO as WATCHING fos
.eaAvca1o SETTLE DISPUTES WITH NAPOLEON CAMP.
sEu

the esse and are said u he plaautus
tu take matters into their own
hands.
y h understood In Ballard that
considerable evidence. that should
have been brought into the ease. had
tsau left out and thr friends 81 the
dead man havr resented thia Con-
siderable Indignation has been
USED over the result especially
amuaE those Who knew the dead
mau best. aud che officials 81 the
lily are constantly watching for
something % break la9se that VIII
shake fbe elJf % the foundation.
Mayor Eook announced this morn
iHs thar the police had been MOTIF
fled that trouble would follow the
furys fndlng ard special care Is be-
ins taken By the police Go prevent
q meeting of the parties interested
he Says that he has been Informed
that nourEette'a bfathera aee carry
iug srma and Intend 10 settle their
differences with Campbell oa the
FIRST meeting
Added 60 the trouble 81 song
standing Is the faet tssat Campbell
Was never - = prisoner - the
yaiisss- 800. but that the sheriff al
saved him freedom that legally dld
NOT belong To men charged with
murder. They openly charge tha4
favoFitism was shown Campbell be-
Gauss be MAS wealthy.
This situation. followed closely by
the aeQuitta % Campbell. has
wrought the relatives nf uourkctte
up 70 pitch where they aeaife re-
go.
Campbell went 70 the police bead
CHARTERS yesterday ard asked n -
was expected u set ous ~ town
THE police officials Informed hlu
that IL was not necessary aud they
wuuia keep close watch that he vas
not injured
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TAKE 1T NOW

ITs not too late 10 prevent serious
heart troubles II sou viii take DIT.
Niles Heart cure az once. when YOU
have dizxy spells sbortness OF
breath. nuttering Of the heart. irreg-
umr pulse. weak or hungry spells.
These are early, bat urgent, symp-
toms of heart weakness. and must be
given immediate attention. Money
back II first bottle fails TO benefit
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a. mercury will surely destroy the
asfsse a smFli and completely derHuRs
fha whole system when entering lf
fhfDIfau fHH mucous HarfaraHs Eueh
rfffrfra should never be used except
gn prescriptions from reputable rhy 81
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tan fold 10 tha nHnd Ngu can pusaihiy
earf. manufactured bv u J. Cheney
4 90. ToladH. o. contains no mar-
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FirrffIV uuan the blood au1 mucous
aarfafrn n the aNatrm. IN hafinE
fflffa Fatafrh cure hH sure sou get
10 genuine Dr. iH taken Internally
ans madc IN Taiaia. onto hy r. j.
CHrnsT & Co Testimonials free
aold ~ Drugaisls Price dc per
faae Halls Family Pnu Tor conati-
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

endeavaf 20 nee, aua discuss Inn
pertant questions With prominent
citizens interested in the various
projects II Is said that he Wlli tlslt
WashfuEua % connection with tae
great Isaioase irfiEafion project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

ss haze q little used sI75as
.9uas AutD-Bl Motorcycle which
psaeed on safe Thursday At
49,. yesterday o. vas 81. 30
j Is $500 The 81
- alone Is worth more than We
:. JOY motor complete to ride
80 = no sport that quite equals
s'e'elsiing The price viii De- re-
.ese tle0 each day until sold. II
- ned fsw vases for Easter We
ist the price stand In your
" Assorted Fancy Glass Vases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

tflns ~ Appercaption~ Friday be-
ma the last daY ef the convention
thers viii be some very Interesting
auh4sefh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
Easter Egg Dyes
FREE FREE FREE

O. Friday ard Saturday the Lang
Irsg Co. viii give a scent paekags
( ExE Dye With each and every
rFcaase.
- matter whether you make a
tssat par base Or a 8 purchase
~ - one JUS the same. free ~
hnEe
Tor tan have your choice % sueA
C. as
fag
Piriurs.
Calico.
Rabbit and Plain Dye
feks
omhination
Tablet and Powder Dyes.
H=-
Reneuber a kaEs Of Dye.
f2KE. 70 everybody making a pur-
tlaas. no matter how small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

The Woodmen % TIE world vii
hold a memorial service sunday
afternoon NJ 2 o'clock for Heaa
Consul Falkenherg az the corner of
state and Main streets The RoF.
z. r Nauihropt vii preside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
BALLARD
is BUSY
FRIENDS Of TWO POPULAR
SCHOOL TEACHERS ~ SEAT
TITS SUBURB ARE VOTING
heavily FOR THEIR FAVOR i.
uEs

Ballard folks are evidently deter
mined that their city Is going % be
represented among the lucky yietofa
On The stars hnoi teachers rnn-
test. fhe prise 81 hieh means "a trip
Go the Portland fair at The stars
expense.
Aiias Mcmillan. one ~ uaiiarfa
popular =, hooI teachers. has been
receiving an exceptionally heavy
vote. as has Miss Wiley. also q Bat
lard
Ms Metealf atIl retains her lead.
WhIle the olhera are pressing her
hard Tor first hannrm
fnaamu d aH The five teachers
havins the bfNrsg number - votes
~ the conclusion q tha contest wiu
be sent 90 the Portland exposition
for a aeek. the contest FOR hanura is
murh keeuer than II bat one pfise
vas Offered
Particulars ~ ire interesting con
tcaf may be found eu rawa 2
rha faff4Hfnr f. The sfansIra II