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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
AUTOMOBILE DISTURBANCES.
Or the Right Answer to why Is an
EgPE'

Regarding the renewed smoky condition
of the atmosphere 1t may be laid TO tho
disturbance created by the efforts Of Ed
wad Wade and William Pitman by their
lnfantlle cndeavors to steer an ancient
vehicle around the city which bore the
label OF "65 3. c.
Both OF these bum ball players and
"would-be prize-hghters' might have
thought that they were getting the edge
over Bert Fuller In the handling Of an
automobile. but there Is another think
coming The Barley Soup Twins" as
they arc commonly known IN sporting
circles, may be good at handling high
and low balls I'm the National pastimc. but
when II comes TO holding the reins over
a Jay Eye See they look like a doughnut
the part that Is cut out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
After BASEBALL Hnnnrs

The Utah baseball team. the State cham
pons In the Juvenile class for last year have
decided IN go after the same title this year
and give out the following lineup Q NJ
Rouse, C. Daft and Young. p. Hull and
Sheeta ID. W. GHeves 2b.: Mctcalf 5b
] Rouse. r. l.; NJ. Gallagher. c. T.: w The
ssder. l. T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
New Racnuat Champion

BOSTON. Feb. 16.-In q dazzling uphill con-
test Percy n. Haughton OF the Boston Tennis
and Racquet club the national amateur
racquet championship at the Boston Athletic
association today defeating Payne Whitney OF
the New York Tennis and Racquet club. three
games to two. Tho scores 1915. 9-lS
l5-l2 BIB 1913
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Bowl Wow,

Old Lady TO chemisD-I want box
OF canine pills.
Chemist-What's the mptter with the
dog?
old Lady dndRnantly)-I want you
to know, sir that my husband is a gen
tleman.
Chemist puts UP some quinine pills
in profound silence.-Pick- Me-Up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
King Edward Not Ill.

LONDON Feb. n With reference to
the report that King Edward is in O Sc
rious condition OF health, published in
a sensational paper here today. 1t can
be soid that his Majesty is fulfilling all
his public functions and that he gave sew
eral audiences on Saturday, followed BY
dinner In the evening TO the members
OF the now Cabinet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
HERE IS A STORY
TOLD IN FIGURES
1t Is Interesting, However, to
All Utahns, as Also
the Country,
PERTAINS TO QUESTION
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
State Statistician Fred w.
Price Has Compiled the
Matter.

State Statistician Fred w. Price has
just completed the record OF marriages
and divorces In the several counties in
Utah during the year ended December
81. All the counties but one, Kane. have
reported the figures to him. The compila-
tlon shows SHSs marriages and 352 divorces
during the year The detailed report fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

ted that he was at the ranch and in
charge at the time the hogs were sold
and taken away In wagons but he for
got who had called for them or who had
strike him that ne had not entirely kept
his mouth shut and he said. IT forbid
you to print anything about me In this
business. don't want TO get into the
papers, Not that I have done anything
that | am ashamed OF, but ] don't want
tho notoricty.'
Each Shifts Blame
II is not dihcult to see that In each
case the statement OF the partners Is
woTdcd in such a way as to seek TO Cs-
cape the direct responsibility for the
wrong. II there Is any That the owners of
any ranch should know no more about its
business affairs than these men profess
to know Is almost Incredible. But tho
statement OF Capt Barton, made Febru-
airy 10, To Food Inspector Frazier, does
not tally well with his assertions mf de
transcript Of the questions asked and
answers received by the Inspector;
Here Is the Evidence.
Q. Who are the owners OF his hog
"A Barton and T NJ Heroe7t.
O. How many hogs did you have when
winter started in2
A. Seventy-one.
@ How many have YOU now?
Q. How many did YOU kill and sell?
A Seventeen I'm January, to different
o What did you feed the hogs?
a Swill from restaurants.
= How many hogs did you lcee?
@ What did they die of
A Cholera and pneumonia
9 How many died Of cholera?
killed by being crushed
.. Did you separate the sick hogs from
those that were well?
The sick ones in the lower zen. the
well ones In the upper
Q. When did they dleo
A The latter part OF December and
the hTst of January Of this yoar
-. What disposition did you make OF
the hogs that died of cholera?
n. Buried some down in the ravine. but
have not finished burying yet
Nhat Us the name OF this gulch7
A. IL Is the dry end Of Emigration
creek. ''O"
Striking Contrasts.
ON the one hand is the clear and ,n-
aualined statement OF Mr. Waller 10
which is 10 be added the admissions Of
Capt. Barton to the Inspector that some
OF the hogs did die OF cholera and nnsms
monia. on the other hand is the nneT-
plalned inability of the owners Of the
ranch TO remember anything defilite con-
cerhlnS places persons, times or clrcurn-
stances In connection with the CHARGES
made by the butcher
inspector Frazier declares that the pens
OF the ranch. upon the occasion OF his
there was on hand about 200 Sallons Of
swlll, that smelled to heaven. This
Iormed' according to Barton's own ad-
hhIssioh, thEaa I'm me rood of the animals. AS only
Inree hoes were on hand then the pres
ehce OF SO large a quantity would IndI. |
cate that the greater portion of The ami
mas ThoIn nad onIy recently been disposed Of
investigation OF the case will he ,oads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Just One Side Of Story.

As published in the press OF the city at
that time, the clty's Health department
ordered that the hogs be crcmated. and
II mas since been reported that such HC-
ton has been taken. But this is only the
unimportant side OF this story. According
To the statement OF the butcher who as
sisted I'm the slaughterlng Of hogs from
elis herd, the animals wcrc diseased at the
time they wore killed for market: accord
i3g TO the best Information obtalnabe
those of the herd that escaped death we're
sold alive 20 NnrIOua bmtchers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

Some six or ciGht days ago large num-
Der OF dead nogs were found lying in the
dry end OF Emigration canyon. the ap-
peSrnncc OF the animals Indicating that
Tho animals were from the pens owned
and operated by Capt. II. a. Barton OF the
Utah National Guard and r NJ Herbert
OF the Salt Lake Art company, 169 Third
East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
SAYS SICK HOGS
WENT ON MARKET
Salt Lake Butcher Makes Start
ling Statement Concerning
Pork Raisers.
PR0PRIET0RS OF RANCH
REFUSE TO REMEMBER
Animals From ChOlera-Stricken
Herd Alleged to Have
Been Sold.

Is the health Of citizens OF Salt Lake
City and county endangered by the sale
10 butchers of hogs already afflicted with
cholera. or herdcd with animals that are
dying OF the contagious dlscasc2 This is
pertinent question in view of facts that
have been brought to light through an in
vestlgatIon conducted by The Tribune IL
is not pleasant reading, but the matter Is
one upon which every citizen Is entitled
to be fully Informed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Tako LAXATIVE BROMO ouinino Tnbletp
Druggtets rofund money n II falls 10 cure.
Z. '" GROVES signature Is on each box. PC
Every ninety days you can draw In
terest at per cent on savings depos-
its made with
THE HOME TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY
Cash PaidUp Capital $3.50. 900.
Mccormick Bank Building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

Tho plant Of the Barnes Manufacturing com
pnny, manufacturers OF rash. doors and blinds.
md the Office building OF tho Dodge & Bliss
fro tonight. Loss $50 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

The Dominion Government Will appoint n
commisson TO Investigate and report on life
insurance business in Canada, with a view 10
snactinR proper legislation at the next session
OF Parliament.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

The customs war bstweeen Austria md Ser
7ia has practically ended Ssrvia accepting the
Austrian demands. II is expected that the
frontier Will lie opened in few days.
Moore & McFerrtn's box factory in North
Memphis Tenn, wns burned tonight Loss,
t75 00o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.,

Main and Ord So. Kodaks and developing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Cholera and Pneumonia.

According To ths staten, nts made by
one OF the owners to Food Inspector
Frazier, the death OF numerous animals in
the herd had been attributed TO cholera
ana pneumonia. According To the state
mcnts made 10 Tho Tribune Sunday b. tho
owners OF the herd, II Is oEly affair con-
clusion that they arc unwilling TO disclose
tic real facll In tho casc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Story Of Butcher.

Here is the story Of the butcher who,
according TO his own unqualified state
mont, had a hand In the slaughtering OF
INC diseased animals. Arthur Waller a
practical bu,cher or seventeen years eN-
pcrience residing on Fifteenth East
suect, about three-quartcrs OF mile
northeast OF tho State prison, told his
story sunday 70 Tho Tribune. In substance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

No army transport II scheduled TO sail from
san Francisco Monday. The next ono to snll
While hghting TO keep back tho flood wators
of Lake GuEcman, overnowed on account or
high water in the CaRss Grnndes river, the
waters threatening the Sierra Madro railroad
three laborers were drowned today near Ell
unahcd olt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Some Dead in Pens.

When ] got out "a the ranch sar,
some OF the pigs lying there dead in the
pens. ! have had wears OF - pcrIence with
Logs could smell the disease and know
thet inc hogs mad the cholera, I snid TO
them, II must be YOU fellows don't mndcry
stand how TO feed slops to these pigs
They told me tina. the dead ones had been
Killed by the others living upon them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Not a Month Ago.

About three or four weeks ago-f
cannot lN the date exactly was enEo geo
by Mr.. Herbert. who. with Capt Barton.
Ead been operating the hog ranch at
J Nenty-hrSt East and Tenth South
streets, 10 do some slaughtcrlng This
I'IAce rs known as Hirriss old ranch and
/ understood had beer LEASED nv Parton
and Herbert ] made n bargain 10 sIauah-
ter the nogs for hUI II IS cents per nead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
YES TORN
FROM HISTORY
NUMBER FIVE

repeatedly asserted that the new
debt IL not debt What il meant
hy this Is that il Ia not debt
within the constitutional limit No
body contends that it IL not a debt
that viii have Go be paid II IL
TO he met. - the promoters say,
hy taking 20 per cent 81 the water
proceeds. Well. how Is the def.
cheney to DO made upg Only hy In.
ercaaing the taxes We repeat that
We may dodEu the constitution, bus
Ne cannot avoid paving The debt
Put Y opposite the word
Against ON your bailo, and then
yuu may aaY Thank God. have
helped 10 stop one warrant issue IN
this debt cursed clty
The corporation protest that the
Cedar river water undertaking
would add 20 the tax burden ~ the
cliy has proven By experience 20
have been absolutely without foun
dstion Unless history shall fail
10 repeat Itself the same viii prove
true tn regard "a The corporation
hogey 81 The same Kind which Is BE-.
ind lnlusirioWsly flaun,ed Ia the
present campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BREMERTOR ITEMS

nREMERToN. Aus so@-An ar
flcle vas printed Ia iaat weeks
Charleston Record. stating that
United states Senator Piles f. tab
ing a hand Ia kttsap eouafy pol.
tics The senator h veF1 much 10
states that be Is not moddlinE Ia
states thta he u not uieddling in
our politics ia any uaY and brands
ths article as falsehoad
The benefit for Miaa Zaufaroiie
who was injured during the cntni
sal. vas sell patrouifed last Tues
day aight
oliver & 60. have begun ths
construction 81 their nes brick
business block
4. A neinhaft. az officer on the
pix. has hssn detailed for 70 DAYS
Nprk In The uusftsfmasters depart
ment In Seattle
The republican caucus hid last
ulEhg Vas the largest and lipclleat
@ aaY ever held IN this roaniY
The city ana the county cam
palrns this faii are 20 be heslf
cnntnsfsd. a new party ahoN ms is
hand upeniy for the first time ir
oar politics
Exearsi0n rates IA basldsFs
hardware ~ splnnluss '0iaF hnd
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

Throushout Seattle there are
scores % otherwise well informed
and independent cltisens who, la
this campaign. receive their opin.
IONS on the subject OF municipal
ownership direct or hN Telephone
from the Seattle Electric company
ar its hired aKents. Hut The views
which the company distributes
among these 81 its deladcd follow
ers are not the same views that
the officers OF the company hold
themselves.
For instance the great fear that
Expresses the oitisefs II the street
railway monopoly Is that the eliH
street railway Viii be undertaken
aud Wlll prove a success Thereby
becoming an effective rival OF the
present company Hut the fear
which the company distributes TO
voters through is hired aeents 4
that the clty railway wlli be un-
dertalen and Nlu prove a failure,
thereby becoming q burden upon
the taxpayers.
So mo seattle Electric club. the
political Organization Of the seat
tie Electric company, harps con
tInuaily upon the danger OF The mu'
nicipal system proving a failure AMI
leaving a burden OF beaded indeht'
eduess upon the community.
Old time residents ot Seattle need
not seriously eoneern themselves
with this element OF the campaign
They will recall Immediately thae
this is the same cid toEey which
war made 60 DO such valiant ssft'
lee In the campaign which thc SAINT
eApitAlistle interest made ia iSa9
against The Cedar river water prop
ositian.
IN that campaign the danger OF
. big bonded debt aas Haunted be
fore the faces Of the community
from every platform sad through
the columns OF every daily news
paper 10 the city. The corporation
opponents 81 tue measure did moth
Tag else thgouxhouf the campaign
than to crY Debt. Debt. Debt
Characteristic of this argument.
used In that campaign IN the same
manner and % the same extent -
in this one. II the following editorial
EXPIRE ssicn from the columns % The
Past .Iateillxsneer % December 10.
the morning before the vote vas
taken on the Cedar river pEopasi'
ton
Eve DO not need the water We
can set aioaE very well without i
for some years and there Il 40 rea'
son whatever Tor adding 10 tie
liabilities az the city Il ham been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BANKS, CONDITION roo oFruN
JUDGED BY SURFACE coNol.
TtoNs-rHU SYSTEM a BAD
FEATURE.

WASHINGTON. Aus so 10
bank examiners examined l. their
examination worth anything Is the
public protected against luaH by
their work
such questions 40 these are In
eNitnhN suggested 10 the average
man by disclosures like those Ia
progress iu chicago. IA connection
with the failure 81 the Milwaukee
av. bank. although that was a
state bank and waa examined BY
state agents
No bank Inspection will protect
the public against downright dis-
honesty on the part ef the banks
officers This may be taken as the
official and final statement Of the
CONTROLLERS office Ranking always
has been and always Wtll be a husi.
ness in which the head of the bank
must be trusted and Trustworthy.
II has been shown repeatedly that
roliuaion between two officials ~ a
bank Cor sometimes merely the dis
honesty II enc ofueian viii deceive
the best bank examiner IN the rm-
ploy - the government
A Eugd Illustration uf this fact
took place ~ the failure Of bank
not long $50 az nsdhank. y J. One
81 the beet examiners on the eou-
trolisrs force was sent % look into
the affairs u the Institution. lite
spent several days EoinE over the
securities and books, and then called
the directors together and reported
that the hank vas perfectly sound.
and that he would recommend that
Il So on.
Al this moment ihe cashier Of The
bank came ia.
~Yuu are entirely mistaken. gem
usmsn.a said the cashier afhis
bank b. busted
The examiner and directors looked
AZ the man IN amusement
II D. YefY Simple. said he II
you viii walt mlauts VIII 50
into the cellar and at basle pa
pcTu+
Presently the cashier returned
nith SOME iuase sheets which HAD
been removed from ghs ledger TheS
contained tbs rreeFd ~ deposits
Most ~ thorn we're ~ mcusy which
had bees put On fer saving. and %
irsa Interest. but e. uas uHe Il the
banks liabilities. ard e rut a NsfY
different face on the matter
ftuIu the aiphpnrpf bookkeeping
aaa diHfia srt ths affaisa ~ The hans
appeared hu flshG There was ~
way a. which the examiner enuld
ssil that iaess pages bad been taken
FROM ths ledger unless indeed -
acfs slfzsA with sume sherlock
Holmes Eus9tHes bs8pHd the UFsiins
Any equipment n che accountant
IA either verbs the national o.
she stats bank sxamtnrr is uat
Sherlock H0lmra fn meet cases
he Judges a banks eoraitiuH by sar.
face rnuHltiuns 0uiY ahsn fumafa
- aafrethinE wrong have eame o.
him de~s - tfF 70 insert he rFabs
beiew she Surface. AhA even thsu
- hss amnu chance q eataitfins
lh~ SHARP ama cfnaked bank err.
eiaiu whe are On tns Ereant. and
Al no have hAa every chanca 90 cover
fhsie tracks
Iguw little chance thrfs Il - a
bank examiner 60 Do detective Nufs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CORONERSUPPRESSED
NIPPLES SUICIDE

eamnauy. Neither the bank direct
nor the officials nor members OF
the family requested suppression. /
dent holIuve any one Interested Ia
the bank knew that Nipple commit.
ted suicide
Hipplo placed the revolver ia his
mouth aud fired Mrs Nipple found
the body. but did not know It was
suicide. She Thought II was apop
levy until tho arrival Of a phy stefan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

PHILADELPHIA. Aug se -
FRANK X Nipple. the ised president
Of the Real Estate rreHt company,
committed suicide =, hl0Wing out
hia hfalns
The coronvf SAYS l suppressed
the facts for seven DAYS. as ] hop'u
90 prevent run on the bank I
Was called 10 nrtu MaNr to mtes.
tiEate the suicide and learned that
Nipple VAS president Of the trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
This Roman Stool
Special csc

Frame la - OAK. finished wea-
thefod. feat is covered with
spanish roam skin. Legs. ends
Hnd efats spiHdisH are turned.
Special pflr" tomorrow end
Saturday .....=.+.s...... DSf
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$3.50 and 81 Lace Curtains $l.I0 Pr.

Pour patterns Do corded Arabian Soit'HRi
good styles three yards long. regular 81
cen be- ehGaeu among tomorrow aHd Sat-
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FREDERICK 4 NELSON, Inc.
compiots cfsdl. Houssfufnish.,.

earliest convenience right g. reserved AZ ina A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
EASY To FOOL THE
BANK EXAMINERS

ssThefe are literally hundreds e
banks which are kept from faiiufe
by the supervision aud wise re
ntfnint ~ the controller" said al
official ~ that department To Yout'
correspondent cot these cases the
public never hears That n neceH 4
gary. when a bank falls Il becomes
public. but when the Officers are
told TO eali IN aame loans. or 10 re-
place bad paper with good svcutis|
ties. the public dnnH not know about
it An tho public knows II that the
hank goes on doing business ana|
does not fail There are hundreds
~ other eases. too. where directors.
are warned that they are leaving thsl
business too much 10 the bank of
flcefsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30


nut the national bank Inspection
IL admitted By the government Of.
ficiulz to be less effective than II
should be n has one great weak
ness. namely the Zoe syatem. Con
truller nideviy says Of this.
The weakest feature II the pres-
ont system 81 examinations IL that
the examiners ate paid bY fees In
stead 81 salaries. believe every
controller uf the currency in recent
Yoafa has recommended change IN
THIS system The examiners pn the
whole are COED body 81 men
faithful. industrious ana attentive
10 duty. uut unfortunately this r.
not true Of every individual.
'srhe government can aud should.
by an means. improve the service
by paying examiners by the dal ana
Hreatiy Increasing thslf number, -
that man should have time and
takn time 10 50 into matters a.
thoroughly az iH necessary to set az
the real condition - the bank The
men auNht 60 BE- psid good salaries
large enough Co attract ard hold
coed mau. Is iH one - the ara
fulliva ~ ihe present service that II
IL hard TO Keep good mrn-
There are - national bank exam
inefa % examine Zee national
banks. last year these examiners
made a total 10 tt.3ta examinations.
Anybody uill srr from these fiEarsa
that an examiner dees u9t hnret
long over sHy ore bank.
what the rkaHiner aoes T. 20
lock over the securities. cheek up
the amount ~ leans and discounts
see A hat prouoftiau thef bear 10 The
capital aud assets sna generosity g.
make sure that tho hooss of she
hank Do not sh8N anything contrary
o. tha national bankHHF ari The
examination e. tn fact more q
rheeA on the uffiasfs uag ~ dainE
business than fTefautian araiust
artasl dishonesty
The msffieieney % ths sfsten
Ril be- feru when "a 10 remembered
that national taHhs are uut sap
posed - BE- examined eft#nrf than
tnfse = year Aad then ali that Il
necessary. in most caNes. - that lhs
records appsaF Al rxht kuians the
assets usg appsaf certain notss
whleh are ferEefiss but tho bank
examiner does nat take each sigma
tafs Ga the Fefsan supposed "a hefa
signed q ama ask II u ls g. fact hla
signature. Neither Cess h. pfy inia
me cellar a. see Y THERE IL a saffst
set ~ books brluG Kept he dnes
not have timH
49,. - ..... 49, Isr~ - -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

Going through Deception Thatcher and Peavne Passes and
skung the gandcst scenery in the West close by
rocky islands through San Juan Archipelago East Sound
where Clam Bake will be served. Tickets for round trip
including Clam Bake only 81 50 each arriving back in Sc
attic go D. M after ride OF $50 miles and old time
native Clam Bake on shore
East Sound and Olympia have been especially selected
for these excursions the channels and passes through
which the boats pass the scenery very beautiful
and not all affected by the smoky atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

Klein. The shoemaker. az James 4
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
State Of
Washing.
ton
Leaves Pier 2
AZ 10 a. M.
for
Olympia

Arriving back in Seattle at o:3op Three hours ogm
pia the capital of the beautiful ride by Steiacoon
the State Insane Asylum; by NeNefs Island the State in
entiary and eNcursioniss take trolley ride at VN
pia to beautiful Tumwater Falls. This the irs g
eursion ever run TO Olympia leaving Seattle as late =.
o'clock in the morning and arriving back as carry y
o'clock in the evening and having three hours at oH"p
This schedule is possible account OF the extreme sp
the State OF Washington Round trip tickets only >ioo