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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29

rupt; and the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at jackson,
Miss, at the office of j. B. Stirlin 2,
Referee on the day of April 18th 10 O6
at o'clock q. M, at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove til cir
claims, appoint trustee, exami Q
the bankrupt and transact such othe
business as may come properly com o
before said meeting.
j. B. STIRLING,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29
-. K" AND JUNGLE ANSE."


Of course every sane man knows
that A. j. McLaurin is the man Var
daman lis after" if he could only
screw MS courage to the stick. point
OF attack. Equally of course every
man posted on current events knows
that the recent outbreak was caused
by McLaurin's uniform ignoring of all
overtures of peace and alliance made
to him.
A glance over Vardaman's admins.
tratlon demonstrates this:
Shortly after his Inauguration,
with a great blare of trumpets and
much beating of TONI toms, he appoint
ed Stephens (McLaurin's son in law
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29
IN NE MORAN.

There is no time in life'e short dav
where Death IS a welcome guest. His
visit, always unannounced, IS ever in
opportune. But, if he ever bears q sum-
mons more sad than another, 1t is when
he lays his icy hand upon the heart 81 4
young man standing upon the steps of the
templeof Success. Such was Deaths
mandate when on Dec. 2Ist, 1905. al
Bolton, he babe DR. ]. C. Russell Iay
aside the duties Of life and enter into thai
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29

Neutrality-suspicious. or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or
with rig, for firm Of $3.50, 900 90
capital. Salary $l,o7s 90 per year and
expenses; salary paid weekly and ex-
penses advanced. Address, with stamp,
Jos. A. Alexander, Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter Of H. B. Phillips,
Bankrupt. TO the creditors Of H B.
Phillips. Bankrupt, Of Pelahatchie.
Miss. in the County Of Rankin, and
District aforesaid, . bankrupt. No.
tice is hereby given that on the day OF
March 27th, 1906 the said H. B.
Phillips, Was duly adjudged bank
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29

Property is advancing oontin uously
in Pelahatchie--a good residence and
large lot for sale on Church street. J.
NJ. & Carl Stingily.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29

New, neatly painted Broom house,
on Second street, within 500 feet Of
stores. ]. NJ. 8 Carl stingily, Pela.
hatchie.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29
FROM APRIL End TO APRIL 1OI

his OF double because will
the biggest of Spring Summer Dress Goods
brought Pehatc and the benefit the special
sale We will entire of 225 different
wash goods besides the beautiful line white goods and
dress goods We will show the best from three Of the
dry goods houses St Louis You cordially attend this
opening whether ready buy or not
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29
Belts and Ladies' NeCkwear.

We want to show you our Belts in Silks,
Gifts and White Goods. The new things.
Look at our new line of Ladies' NeckWear.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29

Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons.
This will be the season for Lace Embroderies
and Ribbons. We have the best lot you have
ever seen. New Ribbons at low prices.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-29
Lace Curtains.

About different styles in Lace Curtans-both
in Bonnie Ferns andregular goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

BRIGHT SIDE

ss'rhis eafnpiaint nn the part af
certain members Of the city rouncit
that ana Undertaking 80 uAurp ths
functions af the legislative DEPART
wsnt when express AN opinion an
q measure pending TIE that beay
makes "a easy sailing Tor ne in enn
respect said Ma9oF Moore this
moFuinK
Whenever anybody comes 20 me
nov to ask me vi hat I think 81 ans
measure Nbleh r. up ~ tikvly "a
esme up ln the fifs rauueii ! merely
tell THEM that the eeuneA aesn not
think it courteous for lne - express
opsnians that certain members of
that he~ty thtnE Nhen I Do 80 I aus
ukafpiog the functions ~ the c9un.
e1
Naturally I % aas wish - b. uu-
tsFaiona ss srylus 60 uNafp the
functions # anybody else. sp JUST
slide out g All aaaeh leading uues-
tians b telling rafseus Who ASA
them 90 wait until she reuueii has
pasaed on SIS matter iu which ~ il
Interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
IANANA SEES
BIG CLEAN Up

The spring cleanup of the Tia
uaua district Wili prove reveal.
ton 10 the outside world. according
to q. " Bernard. ehu has written
q letter 10 II x Elliott. oi the cts
ticket office force OF the AlaEka
Steamship company Ar Bernard
writes that aluicinR has commenced
on nearly all of the creeks and The
cleanup wtil be- larger than las
year
Wherever "a pay streak has been
struck Il citv has sprung up MANY
~ the doubtful creeks last summer
are fhia spring showing NJ fine
reuaeffooi. on the Little Delta. VII
prove wonderful producer The
cleanup on Dome viii rival that OF
the famous Eldorado IN the kl0n.
dixie. 4 cit yof unusual size and
importance has sprung up on Dome.
and will give Cieary city q hard
race for first place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
REFUGEES ARE
STILL COMING
.sacrs PORTLAND SAY THAT THERE HAS ssrs NO
pecsfass IN NUMBER COMING soRrs FRAN
escc--r4oss ARRIVING IN SEATTLE BRING losSr,ricA
TON CARDS

procured housing accommodation
for the family al the Rainier Moth.
ere home and will provide for sup.
plyiax them with food until the
father can become self supporting
Plenty Of Faciofy wors.
In the iine Of mlii and factory
work there Is an AMPLE supply 81
work. no less than tsa men heinz
asked for in notices posted "a the
bulletin bssaFH "a the COMMITTEES
headquarters There are aiea plenty
Of applications For gardeners. mcu
81 All sOrk. hoHac servants. aud a
few lines u tradcanien ifut Tor
such positions an walters poFsnra.
tradesmen. and persons % fiii risri.
cal and office positions there i q
lack Of PLACES ~ lhe eommIttee'a
command
Word wns received tfum kenns
wick bY the committee that a. hpou
a. The strawberry season opens OF
MAJ ! ~ least coo persons can BE-
provided wlth wmpioF meat there ar
strawberry pieksrs Il u suggested
that II the COMMITTEES haa difficulty
Ia providing employment hers il cen
furnish those who desire It trans.
portatton To that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
CANNING Refugees Are Deluged at Early Nor
anq Hour, and Cold Wind Adds to Their
Misery..-Rents Soar Skyward Preparations
for Building.

rcEloa flats which formerly rented
Tor So "A month noN readily brlng
Si50
Francis ] Honcy. special PRISE.
cutter of the United States govern.
ment IN The land fyand eases. ar,
rived yesterday from Washington
ami went tn The Kohl building.
where his effice was located lie
found the eontcnts untouched hy
the flames. the Important papers
In the land fraud eases being safe
Business on Fillmore ST.
The business section OF the city
has temporarily been established
along f'illuoFe ~ The indications
are. however. that It viii finally b.
established In is former location.
Within month Market st will
be tined with Temporary buildings.
The Chronicle. Claus Sprsekies.
ShreVe. Crucker. uniun Trust com.
panY and Merchants Exchange
buildings viii ali be repaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
New DEVICE TO TAKE
TIE PLACE or THE
oLp SLOT MACHINES,

A new device 10 take the place 81
the slot machine has made It's ape
ueafhucc 10 some ~ the cigar stores.
Re &C. dtre throwing affair in
which the dice are thrown meehhu-
icaiiy By the pressing ~ a lever slime
liar 90 that by which the slot ma
chine On operated.
~ ~ use the game ~ 4zG+ re-
quireu about one thlfd the time Nee
ennary when the dice are thrown by
hand from the ordinary box
The new device promises 10 be-
come quite popular providing the
cigar dealers receive some sort OF
assurance that ita use win be per-
mltted. They DO not care 10 invest.
however until they know where
they are at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

s.x FRANCISCO, April 3
s ~ rain amounting almost
sIa.,abufst. fell ~ five o'eloek
* s.eralns floodinS the tents %
II ssf.xses eamPed IA The parks
w.I.nr thsm miserable
= s..s..,a 10 llYinK In tents. the
-. ald nol kuow how 60 make
=. - az he situation In many
s.,,sees their beadine Mas drcneh'
: "a rs tents hat 20 b. deserted,
o.y 1900 ia ealesn Gate PARK,
.h,r,a az about S o'eleck and
- .an shoae brightly At Intervals
ccld wiaa made Il exceedingly
.ssl..ant fog those persons Nho
80 set
n, bsk exodus from the city DOES
- .m Is = vaninE, and Of the
40 crowded taoliicn Gate
=. ealy seee remain
ssnss MAJ 70 " tire Ar
/ shsnamsaSl advance In rsnts
~ xxnrred. IN the Fillmore 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

hts head and death VAS instanfan.
roua
But little Is known Of Smiths
movements during recent months
In his pocket Nas a scaled letter aa.
dressed 20 Mrs. "a a. smith. at
Seward. Aiaaka. and Smith bad
written a request that u be for.
warded without being opened he
explained that Il contained nothing
except personal matters that would
not Interest the public
4 Mrs Johanseu. uho lives 30
Tacoma. ls believed 70 b. Smith q
daughter. and the coroner ia await.
In word from her Bouncy Watson
company have charge Of the ~.
mains pending arrangements for the
funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
MONEY
NOT DESIRED

WASHINGTON. April 27-The
stute department. has refused the
offer OF S1s.aae from the dowaFor
cmpress ~ China fof the relief Of
san francisco 10 was deemed
more proper - send the money. az
we'll ~ sac eco raised rs charity In
Hsuxkong. direct 90 the Chinese In
san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

the electric button that touched IL
of with an explosion that lifted
huge blocks Of granite and sand
stone Ice feet IN the air.
Back. and ever back. he drives the
refugecs and his men DO bis bidding
Ike automaious. II seems an anti
climax 10 ruin ruins. but u Is nee-
essary for the safety o. the few
thousands THAI must remain In tho
CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
FRISCO'S POPULATION is NOW
WHAT IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO

san FRANCISCO. Aprn III
There are less people IN san Fran.
cisco today than FOR 90 years. Every
boat every ocean going steamer.
every tfain. and even wagons. are
being utilised h1 the hurmed.oui in.
hahiinuts To escape.
A man on horseback today COM
nands San Ffanelsco. lie rides up
and down the streets az top speed.
He directs the destruction hy dyna i.
inite ~ enormous ruins that fall
with a feaouudiuK crash ef protest
against further shaking OF disturb
anee.
Thunderout Explosions.
Tie caused an enormous amount Of
dynamite TO be placed under the
great foauds tiona u the Academy OF
Sciences. and his assistant pressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

nis 10 soy about Nieswauder except
that be IL 80 longer with De-"
Friend Of Rindsr.
ST. Nicswaader o. considered a
friend Of Captain Kinder The two
men we're associated IN similar ca
pacitiea when on the steamer copfic,
Of the Occidental 4 Oriental Fteam-
ship company. ~ San Francisco.
shortly after captain Kinder took
charge u the Minnesota az master.
ST. &leTNander WIS offered aud ac-
cepied the position 81 purHer.
David y. Robertson. who has been
connected with the American Saw
inEs Bank a Trust Co. a. manager
% the safe deposit and storage de-
purtmsnts, VIII 10 out on this trip
Of the steamer Minnesota A. purser.
Nr. Robertson II we'll known among
transportation men. having been
purser on The Steamer Ohio FOR five
years. also in similar capacity on the
American iiner steamship New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
WIRELESS FOR
c. P. R. FLEET

The Canadian steamship company
win install wireless teleRfaphy on
tha steamers Of its Oriental fleet
and also ON the six vessels that are
on Alaska routes The announce
mcut vas made today az the local
office Of the &. ,. n.
CoaatinF steamers fitted with
wireless would be- great boon 20
the outlying districts on the gaast
where there IL no rapid commuf'lra-
ton Messages would then be sent
from the places along the coast TO
the steamers and there transmitted
90 the head office at Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
WANT
HIGHER WAGES
UNION Wit CONSIDER A PROPOSED NeREAeu or FIFTY
CENTS oAY.-mAsrGR ptUmsHas ARE NOT IN FAVOR or
PLAN AND TROUBLE Is PossIsLK.

The Plumbers union Il consider.
Ing an Increase IN wages from s.
to ta.h0 day, and II such demand
II made upon the master plumbers,
a strike viii likely be pfeeipiialed.
Next Monday, at a meeting Of the
unlon, the question viii be taken
up and decided
THIS raise ~ SO cents has been
considered Tor some time. aud the
fact that there will soon bo dc.
mand FOR plumbers Ia san Fran
cisco has made this time favorable
Tor n demand on the employers The
raise Will ho on the present basla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
HgARlNo POSTPONED.

1he habeaa corpus proceedings ~
enk ~ steele. sharaed aith steal
"a fssa in Alaska. we're postponed
tlsN uteFnlnE bs Judge Frazier aud
~ take place an Nurday steele
q ~ affeated "Wednesday morninK on
10 rtsafuef Santa Ci8ra. and aili
iist evfFa5ieied 10 ALASKA unless he
susceeds in obtniniug writ Of
hshsaa corpus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
REFUGEES ENLIST.

Refugees from san Francisco have
begun 20 enlist in the army az this
point. according 20 Recruiting Of
ncer Boutelle. This form Of work il
always ohtainable by an able bodied
man. and many Of the destitute have
hit upon this method Of earning a
living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

I'VE hanared and slxly nino more
wtasss frusn san Francisco ara
= tzssf way tn Seattle from Port
l.. sssxs and wiii arrive In tht4
- ~ aftrFnoon Arrangement
3. selue usade b. the hnasing com.
-. q the Chamber 81 Com
xerm 10 care for them promptly
~ DER arrival A Telegram from
= nsfslAaa rellst committee
ksu lhr infogmstian that the
srsam II refugees slill eoutiaues
uzAales and msy BE- expected IN
4 . im mxny DAYS to cone
s4sss,y swo q she nafortunaloe
x-ssed ID The city last alght. aud
49, y more came this morning
q 4 ihcxs uos curuink are sap
- sisA tientiftcaftnn carts -
= FtFsl1ad eosnmif,ee
Tamily Lest Everything
sneex TIE arrivals th.s morning
~ tsmily cpnsisiinS % father.
aaksf And sin children. the oldest
szkA saz aader years of age
n nzn had = little merchandise
Ezls<N h he stricken citg. AMI
= srslrs Eorssliy resources eers
eagA asas. tneladlng his home and
= iaaizainxs The committee has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

Twenty men are taking the
civil service examination being hcld
today for the positions OF aXmen
aud ehalnmen In the city engineer.
ing department The medical exam
ination OF applicants for positions In
the police and fire departments viii
be given ON Tuesday of next Week.
There are 81 persons 20 take the
examination There were Ga april.
Giants for places In those depart
monla. but f9 OF them failed Oh tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

members ~ the Gray family. Mra
McGraw.
Fire broke out In Bellevue foliow-
INK the tornano. and only three
buildings are left standing Prae-
ticaliy nothing Is left Of zee DWELL
iBRs.
There Was No Warning.
The tornado came 80 suddenly
that only few persons had time TO
secure shelter In cellars and other
plncss Of refuge. Debris IL scattered
for miles around Hundreds 81 acres
OF farming land have been devastat-
ed. The damage n about aeeo. ooe.
Relief trains have been sent from
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
TWO TOWNS BLOWN
OFF MAP OF TEXAS
Tornado Sweeps Over Bellevue and Stoneburq,
Killing So and Injurng Scores---FoI.
lowed by Fire.

DALLAS Texas. April 27.-A
tornado destroyed the towns q
Bellevue aud steneburg and created
havoc IN Hamilton last night The
number Of dead a bellevue is re-
ported 70 be 20. with &C iajured.
Hhlie - are said ia have been KILLED
ard 20 hurt az StenehurR
The known dead u Bellevue are
r. I. Russell. wife and four chill
afsns Tosn Carr. william nslt Tom
tsiount, Two members ~ The Gray
family.
Many injured.
Seriously injured Two daughters
IF y. = smith. Mrs Gauit five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
fires BULLET
into BRAIN
hTA Smith, a Former Oregon Sheriff and
Deputy U. S. Marshal Commits Suicide in
MADISON Park--- Borrows Car Fare to Go to
His Death.

ssshily IN financial straits and
= Z work. Harry A smith. former
MI II astoria. ore. ana al one
- sspsff United States msr
= 'aers. committed suicide yes
1'aF siieEnoon a. Madison park
NJ sew oai his brains with a
eslsu
~ sTeral weeks Smith has been
s q the Wainrst on Fifal
- val - YESTERDAY he bor-
car fare from the Ianaiadf.
~ DVis. and went 70 the PARK
- sbout - minufas after =
- shen hts body vas found on
Eiass a he south end ~ the
~ ht had fired a shot fhreush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

SANTA CRUZ. April 27.--A land.
slide caused by the San Francisco
earthquake crushed a s8wmin &C
Iona Preta. 10 miles from here.
and killed "a men who were in ft
at the time. One man escaped to
tell the story, The court house in
lnis city is Ia such a dangerous
condition that it will probably haYa
to be dynamitcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

STEAM HgAr FRANCHISE

Tire proposed steam heat fran.
chlss asked for b. thc Seattle ia.
coma Poser company and pendlng
In fhe city council Will be eonsid.
erred b. the corporations committee
At a meeting u the committee held
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

The McKinnon road contract was
Yesterday let by the county COM
missioners TO Jacob Auburn for
sl0.aoo The road will be dirt con-
siructton. about four miles long,
and runs from near Youngstown to
the southeast corner OF section Sc.
township a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
wArcH WAS srolss.

Anenni jackson. - aHpi firnt ave-
has eeuupiaipea to the relire that he
eas feiie~d - a gold watch IN
NufaaH riioet. az sseaut av. south
ara WASHINGTON a.. Sunday uaru-
ing Jackson says he Was drunk
and nsnt % aieep ln box When
b. woke che siueri.es eas Fane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
Mr.. Nieswander Has Been Discharged for IT.
reguIarlties and David F. Robertson Has
Been Appointed in His Place. -vce-President
Howard James Refuses tc Discuss the Case.

irregularities 10 bic accounts has
led 10 the discharge Of purser Mes
wander af the steamer Minnesota.
operated by the Great Northern
Steamship company. The discharge
took effect yesterday upon the order
Of Howard James vice president Of
the steamship company.
When seen this morning Mr.
Jamea refused 10 make any state.
ueHt other than irregularities had
been found and Nj HiosuHndor had
been discharged.
Not the Pubiie's Business.
IA r. none % the public'H con-
Germ when one IF our employee +
ffienaed from his connection with
the company We are attempting 10
build line 10 which Seattle can
point with pride n at any time We
find Hn empioye diintorY in any
sense. ha IL discharged have moth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
frisco HAS
/ CL0UDBURST

hfoken down The principal maths
should be 80 inches In diameter.
and none of them loas than l.
Inches. When not In use the pipes
should be kept filled with froah wa.
ter In order TO reduce rustinR 10 a
minimum.
Double the Protection.
Tho advantage 81 stationary
pumping plant over the use Of the
flrebOal Tor pumping water into the
mains IL that. By a little more cx.
nenaitnrv. We could practically
double the emergency protection hY
relieving the fire boat Vt that work
and leaving Il free TO contribute to
the resources ~ the department at.
wetly The city should have At
least one extra fire boat to cost
about tie0 coo. and provision should
be made Tor Il In the tan levy TO be
fixed this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
BANK HAS
SUSPENDED

SPOKANE. Apfll 21.-The State
HANK n washington. D. ". swan
SON. president. suspended taday' II
has been financing the Spokane
columbia River railway a notice
on the daur Says Il VIII pay in fuil.
The bank Is not member o. the
clearing house. Il has $1,000 IN
deposits aud 700 hundred derosiiofe.
sixteen sections OF land Ia shaElt
county was oueued fur thing On
wednesday fuqninE. ,ti.Nisf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
GO TO EUROPE.

Mr aud Mrs. O. Poneih. Of this
city. who were In San Francisco
az the time OF the earthquake. have
continued their journey TO Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27

art 1T and cover an Of the level
district south Of Yesler WY.
Big Pumping Plant
The system should be equipped
with q big pumping plant to be op
Grated By electric power. 20 that
tll the resources ~ such power
could De- called on IN turn Ia case
Of need Auxiliary oilburnine boil.
err should be Installed for emer
ffnfF ln ease an the power lines
~ W.. slant ahatih he aiaaairo4a .d 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
EMERGENCY FIRE
PLAN APPROVED
'''N'ssossT YouNes "a VoRs SCHEME TO INSTALL
e1' "ArsR MAINS. BUT WANTS PUMPING PLANT TO
0Sso IN PLACE or FIRE BOATS ON THE THEORY
M WOULD DOUBLE TIE PROTECTION AFFORDED
1HE CITY

sss.., s''i'sai q the chamber Of
ayms. - I, NAT The city construct a
enesrs.s@.. ,sh water mains Cor
exeslIsss .le purposes. 81 Ia yers
bsasi ~ oas and one which ne
- 10 , s.ll'e works recommend
tsndsn, 80 ago. said guporIn-
EaSlhsr,, .elsgs, II he wafor a.
s11.ss' ,his morning sneb
~ 81 80 49, extend eastward 10
z<'slk :. satgelly 70 ifh a8I
= tashIdA pfsa Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
PURSER VI RONG
I'm ACCOUNTS
poWtE SAYS EARTHQUAKE
rs Falsco's PUNISHMENT
FOR RlplcuLtko HIM.

= CHICAGO. April a. The i
latest explanation ~ The Ran I
; ffancihea earthquake eumes I
; from john Alexander Dowie I
. first apostle ~ Zion city lie I
\ said today u WAS due 10 divine I
Intervention a. punish its eii- I
|. gems for fidicullaa him IN isss ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
NELSON Has RECOVERED.

.TuKNtLLA, Wash. April III
Ole g. Nelson. Of this place. who
was struck in the head with an AK
by Frank {, Johns on the after
noon Of April Il. is now able to be
out of doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
DO INVESTIGATE.

The contest over the recent stu
dent election az the university has
been turned over 70 a committee FOR
Investigation The threat 20 take Il
Into the courts was not carried out.
The elected ana defeated candidates
are all anxious to have the charges
Of dishonesty IA the election investi-
gated ana win rest on the report %
the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-27
e.prs.sIons d oooa I'm.
ASK FOR DISMISSAL.

The defendants ia the Osborne
viii case Of W 6 Osborne W A.
{. Anderson Il nj have asked that
the case be dismissed because some
Of the parties are out Of The state
aud the court has no Jurisdiction.
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NEW RULE FOR
LUMBERTRADE

To relieve thn fonkrsfion 81 fnt
infh and ether t.sks supeftef points
the GREAT Nafthsfu a NaFthaFn Va
Gifts faiitaaaa To-Day ISSUED Funirue.
stns.a 60 The diffsFenf lumber taa=
Germs lu Washlaafeh that ship
meHts ~ lumber and shlnklfs wiH
he refused hereafter unless tns uili-
mate destination ard n.ne ~ TIE
siFnrs are given.
Kills Old prseties.
II haa been TIE custom among
isaruesr su@s aistsfs 20 s-nd eafiead
shtpmsufs u Duiush aBd there kqep
the load Isl the rarH ungli 3 mafHtt
IL ssun1. Thts has resulted iu =
.couesatians aud ~ tuanY lnHsanesa
he's been ere - the frasona y hy the
ar Shortage has occurred 81 Waeh.
lnkfan Many cars have been Tied
ua and ne above Instructions b.
sued to-day are 20 relieve thts pfss-
ent trouble.