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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
LIE VALUE OF oHARcoAL.
Few People Know How Usefui it Is IN
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
IS The safest and most efficient disin-
fectant and purifier ia nature bar Few
realize its value when taken into the
human system for the same cleansing
purpose.
Charcoal is remedy that the more
you take OF 10 the better IL IS not a
drug at all. but simply absorhs the gases
and Impurities always present in tho
stomach and intestines and carries them
ont of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking or after eating on
Charcoal effecfually clears and improves
the complexion. 10 Whitens the teeth and
further acts as natural and eminenuy
safe cathartc.
Ii absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; II
disinfects the mouth and throat from
AM druggists sell charcoal in one form
or another. hut probably the best char
coal and the most for the money Is
composed Of the finest powdered wiz
low charcoal and other harmless anti
sepucs ia tablet form or rather IN the
form Of large, pleasant tasting 10
The daily use Of these lozenges VIA
lion Of the general health. better COM
nlexion. svgeeter breath and purer blood.
and the beauty Of il Is. that no possi-
bile harm can result from their continued
use. but on the contrary. great benefit.
a Buffalo physician, in speaking of The
dement's OF charcoal, SAYS. Il advise
stuart's Charcoal Lozenees 10 an pa
tients suffering from gas In stomach ana
novels and TO clear the rompIexIon
ana purify the breath. mouth and throat
l also believe the liver is greatly bene-
ftted by the daily use OF them: they
cost hut twenty-five cents a box at .drus
stores. and although I'm some sense
patent prepa ration. vet believe gai
more and better charcoal in STUART
Charcoal Iozenges than in any OF 80
ordinary charcoal tablets
Send your name and address to-dan
for a free trial package and see foS
yourself p A. Stuart Co, So Stua.r
BldR- NfarshalL Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

t.e trolley company Tor the city an
a.inorrr Oh electricity and eie.tlolys.s
if''A Sow Nork ami tre efficient .lt--
e..ct ian "f Richmond. ar Ny S..
Thompson. WILL appear.
j Is likely teat the committees sitting
Jointly ".l mit the Time allotted to
t".i a.- anil iet tlew present. Ass many
or tDw speakers rs taey may ol.-t
IN" r.ty " Chicago is now UNDERGOING
costly attack of ei.ctr.Iysis. anna U.s.
Ake Richmond cnlaavo-ng 90 fnd "a
solution % Che problem. Tle Union
iraction Company. OF taat c.,r. has NOT
equipped frs lines with "return .arl.st
or other devices for returning Oh. rar-
f'nt go taa roVer-housos. In tn. lane
Li"Sr M chicago paper "tln tul..'
Which should he carried back bv t.e
company l- bonding tha rails or the in-
stallat0n NC return cables escapes into
tuc street and gets back % The UNDER
ground trolley az the point of least re-
s.stan. effect az tais electric
current D--ar.ug through wee earth To-
tae adjacent underground pipes is 90
dctolr f.. wetal in the pipes and leave
thcm sp"nrr and soft NJ first. hut later
ha-d arI hr.ttIe
lne .nsing diagram made bv tho
''F lie n Air. w. IT, Thompson.
shows rly as 1T is possible 10 SHOW.
anyt"lt- HNt visible. how tho current
leaks a.. -es at the 5olnts I'm rails
and fast itself upon water pipes
The PASS n-.r and Power Connanv
some t t-1 submitted "a proposition %
pay $4,000 tnr damage due 20 eIectroIysis.
thereby ttng al least partial re-
spon tE tar injury TO pipes Tho city
decline. t. a-ree 20 this and hence lie
request tNr hearing OF expert testimony
Io-n.r.f hearing promises 20 Doe high
lN ini'.' f'c from scientific point az
view a.a 0- areat interest % the NUM-
ciTahtv Hl IT'S individual Taxpayers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
APPROVED BILLS.
Eastern State Hospital Commit
tee Has Completed Work.

The Iabors ~ the legislative committee
which investigated the affairs OF tile
Eastern state Hospital are az an end.
Perhaps the last meeting was held yes
terday. though the members thought 10
might be better not to adjourn sine die.
The members. with the exception Of Mr.
Ould. who had left for his home on the
previous night. met IN the Senata cham
Der YESTERDAY and approved some bills.
Chairman Sadler preNded and every
thing was pleasant and harmonious. The
fighting was over and all The members
seemed satisfied.
The session was brief and was devoid Of
anything Of public interest. Messrs. sad
Ter. Rison. Roberts and Dunn all remain
~ here last night. but will 90 20 their
homes to-day.
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FOG DELAYS GUNBOAT;
WILSON Refinement TO-DAY

PHILADELPHIA. PA. November 21-
Owing 10 the non arrival Of the Gunboat
Dubuque. which IS conveying the remains
of James Wilson. a signer Of the De
claration OF Independence from North
Carolina to this city. to-dav's program
In connection with the interment ~ the
patriot I'm Christ Church burial ground
has been postponed until tomorrow.
The Dubuque is delayed on account Of
fog en- Delaware Bay.
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CREDITORS BEGIN TO PICK
POOR 80N'S BONES

PARIS. November 2l-The hearing of
the case Of the creditors Of Count Boni
Dc Castellane was resumed to-day before
the tribunal or first instance. Maitre
Jacobson. for NJ Zeigler one Of the
largest creditors. Indignantly denied that
his client was a Insurer Counsel assert
ed Tat IL had been the practice Of the
Casteilanes ever since their marriage 10
appeal TO him 10 extricate them from
financial difficulties. Counsel for the
other creditors win be heard Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
" Perry's for Clothes. "

L "a n ri o "a s. necessities-as
rich as good taste viii permit,
AS cheap as common sense Will
expect, as durable as your
laundress will permit.
New lot of handkerchie ELS
inn ported silks, but made up in
this country. Four for dol
lar.
Hose the new fail designs
q dollar for three pairs.
= b. T { sim ported French
pate $3.50, So and $3.50.
rVVeaT--made TO fit and
TO give long sePVice--5Oc up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Rumors Of Demonstration

The finding Of the general board has
created the most intense interest through
out this city. Groups az people talked the
matter over on the street corners. ana
while there was no excitement tire interest
was intense. There were rumors early
IN tho night that demonstration would
De made against DIT Foster tonight a
brass band was engaged and program
was arranged for fireworks and parade.
Mayor Warburton. however. nipped This
project IA the bud for he ordered that
no parade should take place. and Prcsi-
dent Lyon O. Tyler Of William and Mary
College. gave orders that no student
should leave tho college grounds
Both Mayor Warhurton and prcsidcot
Tyler stated that order should Doc pre-
served. and took actions accordingly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
ONE BROWNS; ANOTHER
HAS MARROW ESCAPE

NoNEsSE< PA. Norembcr 2l.-Ed-
ward W Ilar'uE Newark. Ohio. and
Frank Campbell Chartered Pa. were
drowned and J.. c. NeWkirK % this city.
narrowly escaped @ similar death to-day.
when sml hosf fron which they wors
gathering logs was swept over dam No.
s .n tae Monongaheia River Nevkirk
saved himself hv jumping from the boat
ut foro So was carried over thc dam. The
bodies have NOT been recovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
ENTIRE MEDICAL
STAFF OF EASTERN
HOSPITAL OPPOSED

superintendent in February. 1893. having
come from his private practice in Ma
thews county
Dr. Henderson entered tho Eastern State
Hospital in October. 1898. having been
formerly first assistant physician az the
central State Hospital and afterwards a
private practitioner in I.oudoun county.
and pr. Southall entered the service OF
the asylum IN May. lse9. from private
practice I'm Amelia county.
Immediately after the vote was taken
McSsrs Ircdway. Gillian. Strauss.
Wright Taliaferro and Morgan. members
or the general board. left for home
Mr. strauss viii return tomorrow. when
tho general board viii express its views
through q special committee. composed OF
Nessrs. HanstrouEh Bohannon and Os-
borne. regarding tho recommendations
contained i'm the majority and minority re-
ports filled 10y ,ne legislative investigating
committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
In Trade.

Mr. Hans-D0o. Amid got much money.
VII you dake my BIN ONT in d~ade'
Dr. Gaus-Why. I might What's your
business
"I'm der leader m Der Eddie Cherman
band. Ven play n front ~ your house
cfrry cfenine Cleveland Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Bank Teller Arrested.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. November 21.-B.
O. Cavagna. receiving teller Of the First
National Bank. was arrested to-day by
United States Marshal Lewis. II is al
legged that Cavagna Is short S3l 600 in
his accounts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

addressed 20 the patients OF the institi-
uon. and that fin his absence hc author
l1ed his son go olon fhe official ma.l
instead Of leaving 10 for the first assistant
physician i'm charge. thereby creating
iriction' that new patients. ON their en-
trance. We're not carefully examined.
that he has failed 10 examine or 10 Inc
struct his assistant physicians To- exam
me dead patients before burial. that IN
one OF the cases of the maltrcatmcnt Of
patents referred to above ho failed 90
examine tho matter for three months
after tho occurrence. and that hc cone
s'ders the Shaping OF patients hv att
tendants n matter Of minor importance:
that he does not know whether or NOT
the patients got enough 20 eat except
by requisiilon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
BONE IN THROAT
CAUSE OF DEATH
Bishop Tigert's Death Results.
After Brief Illness. From
Peculiar Cause.

TULSA J. r.. November I.-Bisnor
John y. Tigert. Of the Methodist r,p,s-
copai Church South. died here to-day. af-
Ter am Illness Of ten DAYS Bishop Tigert.s
home was Do Louisville. Ky.
Bishop Tigcrt was taken ill while at
tending church conference at Atoka.
J. J.. hut disresardcd the advice of his
physician 10 rest. lie came Co Tulsa. in
tending TO open the conference on tho
l4tn, but was compelled TO take 10 his
bed His illness was caused 10y the lodge
ment or piece OF chicken hone fust be-
low the tonsils. This caused en- lnnan-
nation Of the throat and resulted I'm
blood poisoning.
John James J1gert. D. D.. IL u was
1896. son or John and Mary Van Neyhten
Ifgert He passed his early years I'm
Louisville. where ne spent ten years in
the Hish schools. and was for two years
student I'm the Southern Baptist Theo-
loeical seminary. lie graduated at Van
dorbilt University I'm 1877 with decree
~ $. T. T.. and received the deeree 81
ID. ID. from Emory and Henry and IL. d.
from the University OF Missouri lie
was married 10 Miss Amelia NicTvciro
on August o. ISIS. was tutor and pro-
tossor of moral philosophy in Vanderbilt
University from ISL TO 1880 From lN90
fo 1924 ho was pastor in Kansas city.
$40. Elected book editor and editor OF
The Methodist Quarterly Review i'm 1894
iie was q member OF the General Con
ferences of 1890. 1894. lS9S 1912 and 1905.
and has been secretary or the last three
n these. lie was member Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Recommendations"


raoo,or,er'fa,io,,s No.. '' I'''' liE
Of tho Nonfas-,te ,,,,t,.1,,,,- H.'i
into AN sunse,,s,,, 80 -,.., '',
for tho -afier+s IA, az a. ~. ,'i'l nan
the MONS o,, tbe ,,..rI. ta 9, - o.. ~ N'
az MIGHT ana ,,i,-r. of.,,,t..., ,,
on mo y..rls. thot ~ f-t.t.t - ' 40
fients hathirg ~ NOR. 49,, - ~' ga
i'm Tho sar0o v,star a. ,s. as ,-,,.
-traI-bt- iar,..te 3D.. .fr...,....., ,,c ..,-''.-
t go 49, l- "i i'i'.0
ne .hri,si...i ,r., 3d.. '''''
rlotv ~ eooa f,,r,fso.s 3, ,To rst,.,,+.
and a moro fra,u.rt change ~ 6f.t b..
made. that mo rrgti-Itlon FOR nol,r ana
other supplies Do Increased. 81, AS ta avoid
as FAR ~ practicable short purcfases.
that the position OF Landscapes gardener
To- abolished. ;hat tho offices ~ steward
and storekeepcr hs separated and held
hy different mon. that So. the steward boz
steward and disoursinE oG"er. thar tae
'ih'" ~ c''tk ana discussing officer ne
-'pat ai'a ana hDld hy linrr.nt men. thar
- '""' 'He clerk ne clerk ana store
Co.. ....-.-. ~, '.-
,....s ~ -l.,,l...'.. ''' $500, i.'s ri
ff.- f-sti,.,,f,.,. ,t... .l-.. .,
tha boe-itaI D.. ,f-ro.,,t,.- ,,..-..', 30.
tne s,.f.-i-fa,,5erf ~ ess.s,..,.- -t.,.i.,..
that a training school for r.,r.fs b.. ,,.,.-
.7.....4 3D.. ...... ..e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATING ESCAPE TO PIPE
CAUSING ELECTROLYss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
5.-Assistant Physicians.

We find that there has been "a lack OF
cordially. cooperation and harmony be-
tween the superintendent and his assist
ant physicians. That Rule 10 has nor
been complied with. I'm that he has failed
% visit the wards as often rs he should
have. that there has been a lack Of uni
formity Of the treatment Of the patients In
the hospital by reason Of the failure Of
the superintendent TO hold the proper
consultations with his assistant physi-
clans; that the clinical records are kent
10y the assistant physicians at their own
home. and he does not see them as
often as he should: that ne has failed
eicians $50 tho executive building. that
Doc has failed 10 furnish a list Of the
dietary 10 patients other than those who
have been placed on special diet thereby
not conforming TO Rule Il: thar the
treatment Of patients i'm the main IS left
10 the assistant physicians. and that he
does not know whether they attend to
thcir duties. that he displays lack
~ knowledge Of the internal workings
of the institution: thet he has failed TO
Soc that tho attendants have discharged
their duties. and that ne either did not
know ~ or that he acquiesced in the
burning Of patients by causUc. that he
cld nor know of the ducklng OF patients
n the institution. and that he did not
know NJ the bathing 81 more than one
patient in the same water. that he has
INDUCED in criticism ~ the actions OF
the special board. thereby occasioning
friction between himself and this board: :
that he has failed to examine the mail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
The Quality and Quantity of
Food for the Patients.

We end from tho evidence that rule
j. ~ tle rules and equations f0r state
hospitals have not been compiled with
and chat Tor the majority ~ tho patients
the food remains the same throughout
the year. changing only on alternate
oays That the food in the main rs OF
good quality but that the quantity Is not
sufficient for the needs OF the patients.
especially for those who work. and tho
food is not properly prepared.
The acquisitions FOR flour and other
materials are NOT sufic!cnt 70 meet the
needs II the Institution.
3.-Buildings and Grounds.
We ind that the Montague building.
which is comparatively new. is in need
OF repairs. due 90 bad construction: that
the building has been infested with bed
bugs TO considerable extent but that
now il seems 90 be free OF them. The
wards in this building are badly lighted:
that landscape gardener Is employed
here az "A salary OF $40 per month. and
that he looks after the grounds only.
4.-Subordinate Officers.
We find that the oflce Of steward and
storekeeper are combined I'm violation OF
tho rules and regulations and that tho
clerk and disbursing officer are one. that
the superintendent and assistant physl-
clans pay only q nominal rent for the
houses occupied by them. which are own
"a hy the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
CHASES
BOLD OUTLAW
MuRogRuR WHO HtagMsLes
TRACY IN Full HErRuAr IN
nuoav. BEFORE HUNDREDS
OF ANGRY CITIZENS.

aPRtNaFlEtD, III. July IA
man supposed 10 be Joe Perry :"
eacapa arrest yesterday, killed Zen
tamln i.eAers. wounded Police Vet
Eeant Fehr. ptopalS latsnl -
a horse and huset@Snd loe, N''H
hundreds 81 citireua, led ~ MAJ OF
Dovereaux. and Euided pF hi"oa
hounaa. on hia trail.
A posse surrounds timber land.
an u,tl,s from tho scene Of the trou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
SAILOR HAS
SEVERE CASH
JOHN uuRklANp Is PICKED Up
IN pAzEp coNpirioN-is Nv.
IDENTITY rHg VICTIM or AN
ASSAULT.

John fAlt9laud. a Finn. eiaiminF
70 he -ailer % the Pacific Coast
steamship eOmpAny's boat Santa
cruz. Was found YESTERDAY morn
inr b. patrelmau Vested At the ne,'
uer Of Pozl and SpfinE sts WIN
i cash IN the top ~ HIS head.
Gossip on the waterfront states
that tho man Is tho victim ot sea
men. uho assaulted hlni Tho nan
himself would net giVe even hint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

that this statement might be true
nurkland'a head had been aeNod
aud handaKvd. hut the stitches,
seven Ia number. had been broken,
apparently during a spree Of the
lAat few days br McnouGall was
called into attendance aud atlet
dressing the wound the man was
allowed to So on g. hail for his ar
nearanoe IN court on a charge OF
drunkenness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
STATE NEWS

Ci,UaIa . q &9iG{manile
ZEE essnd - asssssspy to(Sa1S ~
. QUO %. sss.lee ~ stoti because
Q Go sssesse q ods Ual mua
teld
0aaA.a Yat1.A Coo Nd
es.e loss tsD'tee asss,scass ~ IONS
.u fsoatD p,fs9sss 90 esstsi 81
slo .erore 20 ore0faBf
pltioeS Nirss tee0 MD0f
eth eopsossaf lhs tsssInsss I'D iih'
s.ss 20 .op esfeae Co .
tit,.G0 % 20 ssDG h.D she ges
81 sssooS q dsaitie gap'tneI OIL b.
stie 90 0snaie iEo shsas o.
% suDa tose hs GelDstntsr
tiaugtss.Tus IsesI.ss co.,
"a Q as a, tnsaf a.agsst b0 sp -
saro 1ossfaiag the Job Ut otss)ns
no safe "a
tygEi.ss THE sauntiI igdsso
auwa she p.iisinn at s.e " Q E.
q that sAisnB diseases ss fsetsesi
ldnStue sae ssasiae lesf
ssgtu YAKIMA thee y o
dnfxzsi' % sas tsa essI hsGss 90
, Oxs 90
SisGSaDI 90 Frank fsek
gn6e sonrD oymInfsin1 g. <efss
~ esp. oss ezsA sss,d % 0 80 o
Oeo nfP a. an
nasesgssBe 1Dess PMS s0stsf
caresSa, rs0esfpe o DO ore -
a,asee. 90 y &teftsa seGotsi
ooufD ..ssfrssusus pfse~-i ess -
tno0 os.suRhs TOR sb sDsNr4 -
.s-cs 20 os.tss tts fstusf ea01e
s1uaes. esG eus tsse peDsss edDi
0ttEs Gs,N y difsst p0,l
maRuD eaD Organised here sADag
a, Goes
eesv.uA Tas@as fisedsf o..
.ogafbuD q, .ts fuussh eed lu&s ese
ojvet oEgino t'sEIpur go ale t<ssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
CANADIANS WIN TRIAL.

HENLEY. EnsSJid. July a--sis
the first heat for the Grand Chai.
lenHe Cup the eight of the Argonaat
Rowing club. ~ TofqSHfo. ean@da.
beat the Cambridge university creul
" n West. Of Philadelphia IL the
only American eHtFf TILE ysaf he
will try Tot the Diamond Heulla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
sox WORKS BURNS.

Property of the Queen tlit BOY
WorkH. corner 81 NeHtiake ai'd
fhomas sta. was yesterday de.
stroved rs fire II Il thonkht tha'
the hlaue was due to erantahe"Na
combustion. oF to the crossing OF
live wirrA The building Was nh'
..ecuoied Tho loss IL estimated AZ
about 81 .aaN. g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
SHOVEL CREW
ARE ENTOMBED

EvRlrrn. MitSsD July Fiys
runaway rtyfN oafa. lested win
tfan ofa. dAr1lod down 90 grade
lnta the pli IN Fayal No = satur
daf niahs hutyias a shovel cree
The dead
IImmY sullivan
William Chapel
Love esy
John linda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your cory OF The star fall
10 reach yoy By Q O'Clock any eve.
ming. pleasA do ne he favoroso cal
Up our main office tsunHet. Main
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you a copy at once II you should
miss Il more than once. please tele-
phone US every time you miss Ito
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In this way We can be certain 81
Giving our subscribers a perfect ar,
vtca-and Il Il the only way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING CO 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

Tbe burglar has been getting busy
aEain and last night the home Of
" n ueary. 1875 Ninth aN., was
entered through the pantry window
aud palf Of marine glasses and o.
Ia cash stolen THE house was
thoroughly ranuasked from top 10
bottom. buie nothing else taken. Al
though sa&Rrui articles were hlul
mFhed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
ooY ATTACKED o.
SAVAGE DOC

HEItlSnifAN. Sn,s . ehsses
nae 0 e., - .te ises ~ Q sxy Ass
&c 0as shs esse tsnse sessspaaf
a tHo oa,unG sssfs Js'a. ole
sas spss1nsss su,o ., 90 eeSe .
10 o.sto al On DO zip ra l.ts
20 aoas su. uf Tee 1s sss sAstt
0. .Ds .easf. sto s.'sssS t.s %
% fNrRnitH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
a STUDENTS GIVE FARCE.

The rtudcnta 81 south 90 col
leso last asMSht celebrated - clos.
ina Of tls<Nchoal Year Ms1h an en-
iertalnmcnt. the featurNeff which
vas 4 very amusing little farce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
Straw Hats
ess ne rewM"

al tDdhetin,a
! ! ! !: !: J: !: !: !
foInt 20 a tea
49, hot fs1ustb %
1aiy. ans. that
M calls Co Gs.ee
- Hate Tns. tiss
!, !, !: !, :: !. :: !; !: !: !.
>N sou 0ans % sDD-
ina hero o. tns
tftfe f0D cent TO
~ taro HArslipa
tn8
~N Mss's NsFass sssto
- sdssuA o. q
10 osw aosh
seS 91amfts 9fFoe sisss 600
that fnsans soad es.oG ftoss
oil this sesame ef9a8 t'uIns
Ce8fiy for thsee
sey.' Straw h.,s % ss. ~ ere
an snaisss sho, eips, f,aas,
Toe IN The eaty Not q 0an'e3
good style ts missile
osys' Wsshsbls Note 80 cad No
ss $50
s;ifts and tbse 0etle e,us
1'oi0fssf tiasD and fsaes 0esb-
able ftsis bteGsss easUsms..
20 t0e6 too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

chllISebss White rsgue iaIlf
f.sfgth t'6afs .olisfs cuffs AMI
bell Of cardinal or blue f1pgce
siib I'f.mb knots. aisss ] 10 q
sears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

1shiidfsDa Gun f<neth pia1e
6.0ass. dsabIe tfezste1 belied
AafA round .oltae end taFD hack
cuffs trimmed etIb bands % tio =.
N en- eofk~~ : TO q feSss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
TANKS EXPLODE

rnRTi AND tais :STbsss
,anbs tBhneing 60 thc tnBa 90
Is@can. esse esesfnssi sns sssS
oofsete d oh bupuzs3 10 an eesee
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-10
Screws Hold Ties Best.

Railroads OF the world are con.
fronted with the problem of the tie
supply, and many plans for prolong-
Ing the life of the tie or finding some
substitute are being investigated.
At least partial solution seems to
be in the use Of screws, instead of
spikes, in laying track. When these
are made use Of In laying new track,
the life Of the tie is greatly pro
longed. and apparently useless ties
may be made to do renewed service.
The part of the tie which gives way
in use is that Immediately under the
tracks. where the slight movement of
the rail cuts into the fibers of the
wood, and where the spikes holding
the rails in place enter the tie. The
wood may be sound at all other points
but, because of its weakness where Il
Is desired to drive the spikes, II is
necessary to throw the log away.