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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14

contraption and pounded him until ne
couldn't stand"
That's what has got you down on
them 20" remarked the man with tn
smeared coat, smiling.
don on them 2 echoed the plain eiti-
rem. Wouldn't any man who had q
lick Of sense be down on them? It's
getting to be a much as a mans LIE
10 worth to cross boulevard now, and
they come along cling changing and e1.
hausting under my windows most every
night. Look At the people they're
mafming and crippling every dayl"
"Oh, you're OF there" said the other
man. I'm the first place, the people are
mostly to blame and, In the second
you hear more about automobile acci-
dents because they are caused by auto
mobiles. How many people do you sup
pose are run down and crippled ana
MANNED by laundry wagons and express
wagons? You don't know. OF course
you don't When it comes to danger
the automobile isn't in it with the
horse. You don't know any time that
he's safe"
"The automobile may Be all right.
It's tho people who drive 'em 1 object
to. I say they're either careless Or
bloodthirsty."
you're off," said the man with the
a. 81
time get my little runabout-"
"Oh, that's it, is it," said the plain
citizen. you've got oneT
well" said the man with the smear
ed coat sleeve, defiantly, what of it,"
Daily News.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14
DRAIN OFFERED PLACE

MAY Be District Attorney for Extra
Territorial Court.
Washington, July 12.-The state
department has announced the ap-
pointment Of James A Drain, OF Olym-
rpia, adjutant general OF the national
guard Of Washington, as district at
torney of the extra-territorial court
for China and Korea, with headquar-
ters at Shanghai. The salary is ST.
600 a year. Drain has been candi-
date for appointment as Philippine
commissioners.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14
FORTY YOUNG Chinese
FOR AMERICAN COLLEGES

Victoria, July 12.-Dr. Charles d.
Tenny, formerly Of the Imperial
Chinese university, at Tientsin, and
recently appointed by Viceroy Yuan
Shin Kai, of Chilli, as dicector of the
Chinese government students in Amer
lea and England, arrived by the
steamer Tangu Maru in charge of forty
young Chinese gathered from different
provinces of China to be educated at
American colleges.
They will go direct to Cambridge,
Mass. Thirty of the Chinese are dis
patched by the government, the others
pay their own expenses. They are all
young, dressed in foreign clothing and
have their queues cut.
DR.. Tenny, in an interview given to
the Associated Press, said:
College Men to Front
Chinese who are American college
graduates are coming to the front at
present in China as the spirit of re-
form gains ground. Tong Yong ], one
of the two men recently appointed
supervisors of the imeprial Chinese
customs, who as vice president of the
foreign Office is conducting the Russo
Chinese negotiations at Peking with
Al. Pokotiloff, is Yale graduate.
The appointment of Tong Yong I and
Yung Ching, Manchu, as heads of
the Chinese customs was not move
to Dust Sir Robert Hart, as reported,
but the general opinion is that it was
q step to securing the management of
the customs by the Chinese themselves
on the retirement or death Of Sir Rob-
ert Hart, who is now an old man.
There is no indication of an anti
movement in, China. Boxer
ism is dead, though the educational
reforms are being carried forward SO
rapidly as to give some apprehension.
Parties are being formed by Conserva-
tives, Conservative Progressists and
Radicals.
Boycott Has Died Out
MANY of these, Radicals are hot
headed young men, particularly those
educated in Japan, and agitation on
their part might be dangerous to the
projected reforms. OF course there
are always local disturbances in which
foreigners may become involved. bat
there is no Indication of any general
anti foreign movement. The boycott
Of American goods has died out al
most entirely at Shanghai, and It
never had any Importance in the
North
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14

Says Presidential Candidates Will BE
Bryan and Roosevelt
Santa Barbara, CAL. July 12.-Uni-
ted States Senator Clark, of n ontana,
in an interview here last, night, pre-
dicted that the next presidential cam.
paien will find Bryan the candidate
for the Democratic party and Roose-
velt of the Republican. Although
President Roosevelt is not seeking the
nomination, the senator believed that
it would be forced upon him.
Senator CLARK is returning from Gold.
field, where he inspected the railway
now being constructed for him from
Las Vegas to Tonapah.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14
To Relieve Mail Congestion

- washington, June 13.-Because Of
NY ue overcrowded condition OF the
d aOlne and Fairbanks postofaces. the
~ osspaftment has granted an allowance
" s4'24O for additional clerk hire fol
70 between July l and Septembel
m, win a $500 permanent increase
nually and $425 additional tenpor'
H; s clerk hire at Fairbanks, together
seo on permanent annual increase Of
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FINED FOR REBArlNc


sSeO0 v St01CGs
chicago. July 12.-JudQe Iandis
II the United States district court vee.
terday sentenced the CHICAGO e. Alton
road. which was recently convicted al
granting rebates at Kansas City. tc
pay fine of $40, 900 on each Of two
counts, or total Of $40, 600.
John Faithorn and Fred A. Wann.
former officials Of the road, who were
also convicted, were sentenced to nav
q nne Of s., 600 each on two counts. q,
q total Of $40, 600 each.
The defendants were fined on two
counts of an Indictment containing
ten counts. The specific charge on
which they we're convicted was that
they had given to the Schwarzschild
q Sulzberger Company rebate Of 81
per car on all shipments from the Kan.
sas City plant OF the packing company.
The defendants claimed that the
charge was made agrainst them by the
packing company, which had the right
10 levy it because it owned the track
near the plant, and therefore had q
right to charge the railroad for track.
age.
Judge lands, in his instruction.
directed the jury to bring in verdict
OF guilty. and after it had been render.
ed the attorneys for the railroads and
Tor the individual defendants asked
time to show that the rebate was pub.
lie and not secret aaffir.
The court, in passing sentence said
that he could see no extenuating cir.
cumstances in the granting of the re
bates. After the entering of the sent.
ence the defendants gave notice of an
appeal.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14
DEFINE DISEASE ~ DOOR.

Experts Become Able to Diagnose
Cases by sense Of smell.
The acuteness Of the sense Of smell
is far greater in many Of the lower
animals. dogs, for example, than in
man, and they employ 1t In guiding
them to their food. In warning them
Of approaching danger and for other
purposes. The sphere Of the suseepd-
bility to various 0dors IL more uniform
and extended in man, and the sense Of
smell Is capable OF great cultivation.
Like the other special senses, 1t may
be cultivated by attention and prac-
dee. Experts can discriminate quail
ties Of wines, liquors, drugs. etc. Dis
eases have their characteristic odors-
Persons who have visited many DIFF
ferent asylums for the insane recog-
nize the Same familiar odor OF the In
sane. It Is not insane asylums alone,
but prisons. jails, warehouses, armies
In camp, churches, schools and nearly
every household, that have character
istic doors. It Is when the insane, the
prisoners and the soldier are aggre-
gated In large groups or battalfons that
their characteristic odor il recognized.
Most diseases have their Characteristic
odors and by the exercise Of the sense
Of smell they could be utilized In diff
ferent diagnosis.
For example, favus has Z mousy
odor, Rheumatism has 4 copious sour
smelling acid sweat A person alnicted
with pyaemia has sweet nauseatins
breath. Ths rank, Undesirable od0r Of
pm from tn middle ear tells the tale
Of the decay OF osseous tissue. In
scurvy the odor u putrid. IN chrunic
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14
George Mitchell Acquitted

wh H;eattle, July 11.-After q trial
a.ns 0n lasted for two weeks and two
twss IL took the jury one hour and
on 'y-nve minutes to determine mp
Of ~ verdict of not guilty in the case
F." gorge Mitchell, accused Of killing
500, ~ EDMUND Crefheld, leader Of the
st,a, .nown as Holy Rollers, ION the
e'S OF Seattle May last.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14

peritonitis musky, in scrofula like stale
beer, IN intermittent fever HE fresh
baked brown bread. in fever ammonia
cal, In hysterfa like violets or pine
apple. Measles, diphtheria, typhoid f.
yer. epilepsy. phthisis, ETC., have char
teristic odors.-Spatula.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-14

England members the
prime minister Sir Mrs Wosnhons Ey
the Oldest fighting for votes Tor women e
minister Sir Henry Campbell
sympathetic
dspprova
to
petitioners The
bains
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

The. average modern house costs you.
say. SIS per month or $500 per year.
Allow $50 for expenses that leaves $40.
which IS six per cent on $1,000; probably
more than the house you are renting is
actually worth. Chances. are that $40
means about ter per cent on your land
lords investment-and a bunch of rent
receipts to you. If you pay more rent,
the prolific the other man-Is greater
DOES THE LANDLORD DO EVERY
THING YOU WANT HIM TO?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

The average annual real estate value
increase for. several years in Topeka has
been at least ten per cent. Suppose you
take s1Ooo to 81 500. Cor some such amoVnD
make a payment on a $1,000 property,
judieiously purchased. and pay on the
rest about ike the rent you're used to.
Suppose you sell after three years; that's
200 profit and a Comeback on what
you've already paid in. WHERE WOULD
YOU HAVE BEEN II YOU HAD
RENTED THOSE YEARS?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

REAL ESTATE AEAA4S9E A-Aes7s
e.--~-~-~-~---~~~---- ---1---~'--'-,
a "a Brewer to j. Il. shaner lot 215
IA and pit 2ls 1eflerson So iiols,l.s 500
IL a. Wilson to T. Adams lots and
f0 Washburn ave. Craul sub.
H. 81 Cowles to J. c. Fleishman
lois 607-9 and IL Clay ST., Ihroop soo
lst add - 80 - -'--
IL j. Emerson 10 j. NJ. Petro, LOT Il a.
and S. = "A. blk =, Park aga %
G. E. CIander and wife TO y.
f4eartburg lot 229 and s. Y z ana
n = 81 Garfield ave, Brigham 80
add .-.s.s-s .-..s. ...,- -'-'1
G. Fien29ing H. 6 a. eioe's.l.,' : $500
w NJ Anderson and wife to Q a.
Bixby, lots l29 and 81 Pine ST. ROSS 80
N. j. Deviin and wife to r. ~ AMER
lot 139 Lawrence st.s Metsker ma 49,
add ... .....-. ..- .---s..-s ID
T. T. Grimes and wife to NJ. H.
Czaunt lots 612 and "a Topeka ave. ~
orchard Place add. 1929, SUI
az IL Casabier and husband TO NJ j.
Sanders. lots and IL Central ave, ~
Central Park ave- y. ;5.-''11.- %
~ f. Grimes and wife to NJ l.
Caunt. lots 3l-9 and Al Tyler ST. -
Douthitt Place add -.----.. - %
~ s. Lindsay and husband 10 ,. W.
Moore, lots 1902 and Bodies ave, o..
Steele's add ...--.-.----.- evy
O. III Samson and wife to w, Va
samson, lot 81 and pit. lot % Iope- -
l. Nichols and husband 70 f. Jonn-
som pt lot los and lot Locust ST.,
hfefsker's 2nd add---.--.---... -----.-. 4s4v9
T. F,kbIad and wife TO A J. Ih0rsons
lot Is and pit. % Clay St, Hlste9 -
add .--..-..--. --.--..-.s--.- 100 49,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

cadiz. SPAIN Oct. 1.-THE Spanish
,-ssfser T3ona Maria De Molina left
5,,.Ta for AriziIla, Morocco, today to take
~ board the Spanish subjects there
s-~. lives are endangered as q result
~ ~ occupation Of that town by In
-isreeut tribesTneu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27
FARM so ACRES

have good 22o acre farm IN eastern
Kansas, 125 miles from Kansas City. inl-
proved, at q bargain. Want offeE
EMMETT f. ROUDEBCSfl.
100 ". sixth Ct, Topeka. ksa~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

where else. and the house cheaper than
you can build it Yourself
We guarantee that the house win be as
wen constructed as If you put up your
self. Built on honor and on architects
plans and specifications
About % houses have already been built
in WESTLAWN. and over a dozen more
to be up before winter sets in.
There Is room for only about S. houses
in WESTLAWN and WESTLAWN An
mex. How many vacant lots will be left
next spring?