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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
TOO MUCH LIKE
A WH|TEWASH
MINORITY or HOUSE COMMIT.
TEE oBJEcrs TO MEAT IN.
spEcrloN att AGREE o
UPON. AND HARD Ftoar is
PROMISED.

WASHINGTON. n G. Jane IA --
The meat inspection prnytsion VAS
completed ~ the house eammlftee
ua agriculture yesterday. the cust II
the Inspection being placed Upon
the government Fur this purpose
an annual automatic appropriation
az ss.0o0. 900 - provided Tot.
A Fsgid post moFfem and ante
mortem inspection IT all animals
killed for food IL provided The NE
of prvaeFNRtsvcm aud chemicals
deicteFioas % health & prohibited
Tho inspectors ars also Required Ia
inspect saaltary conditions In all
slaughter houseA Tie government
label a required As = passpuet fof
All maat pruAacia.
Small butchers and farmers are
excepted from thts fexniatiuu A
minority rnpafi was framed BY ais.
seating members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
GET
EASY MONEY
CONGRESS DECIDES TO BLOW
BACK 5000. 900 IN ouTlEs-lT
HAS TO.

WASHINGTON. u C.. June IL
The supreme court Ia the Philippine
tariff case decided that the govern
ment must refund over $1,000 900 In
duties collected by the military GOV.
eminent for imports from July.
1898. 70 March. 1909 Congress In
tended 10 fatify the military duty,
bat failed 10 word the law right
The California delegation as q 70.
suit OF todays conference Of the
committee on appropriations. be.
lieyea additional legislation will be
recommended for the relief OF san
Francisco Judge Nprow and W
r. Barnet argued for the support Of
the government IN a loan Of no.
O0o 900 10 an organization Of heads
Of California national banks They
In turn will loan small sums 20
homo bufiHerE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
WHEAT RATES
. ARE DISCUSSED
DEMANDS or wkLLA WALLA
SHIPPERS ARE BEING HEARD
BY THE STATE RAILWAY
COMMISSION

The demands of the Walla Walla
shippers 10 have a similar diaifib.
nting rate na given the shippers Of
Spokane. adequate service az Pasca
aud the rockingham terminal matter
IL absorbing the attention Of the
state railroad commission today a.
the meeting held IN the i'm depot
Ifhe conference last night ended In
nothing aud further discussion WAS
taken un this morning
Many Officials Present.
The session today Was lent great
.er importance b. the presence Of
ilon Campbell Of the Great North
.ern. and Darius Miller. OF the o X
"A y. who arrived 10 the city LAST
night from the east u A. Fairehlld
- G. Lawrence aud j \ Mcmillan
af the state railroad commission
were AZ the meeting thia forenoon
and besides the two officials Of the
railroad companies mentioned the
.0real Northern WAS represented hy
Counsel l.. G Gilman. Assistant
Manager n 81 Adams and Freight
Trffflc Manager W " BroughiOn
Henry Hiakeiy. general traffic man.
ager and J ~ Baird. general
freight agent u tho Northern Pa
cine. while r. Is Miller. general
freight agent Of the o n q y.
looked after that railroads interest
Loss 20 Hartman.
The particular point raised b. the
% Il a y Is that a joint wheat
rate means that the shipment of the
eastern output, Including that for
merlY shipped from O r. 4 y
points, will come 20 she sound. thus
cutting ont the traffic 10 Portland
The railroad company claims that
divergence Of this viii mean 40 an
nuni loHa of $4,000 to the Harri.
man - stem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
BOOM PARKS
FOR THE SITE
.ss,ngNrs or NORTHERN
sasr OF rHE CITY Will
rAll MASS MEETING IN ONE
or rag OPERA HOUSES.

A eoumlltce composed - resi-
AIS fgOm The northern part ~ the
-, Ill meet the Chamber Of Con-
=. lanixht 81 ballard aud advo'
- he selection OF Woodland
-. aad 0feen Lake park Tor the
g.ls,nx % tn AiaskA,Nukon fair
r. eemmniea sill later visit the
- cosnmiltee aud 50 with them 0n
ar EXAMINATION tFip 10 Woodland
ark
"a nara will arrange ,o have a
s.Alse meeting IN the near future 10
sscA the Chamber 81 CoMmerre
~ B. Invited also All parties IN
sarsa,ea ia che NEST suitable loca'
"a To- an exposition site Tho
sur,SeSe ol this meeting il 81 bring
s.aers the site committee the al.
sxssAkss aad Disadvantage 81 the
f.stsas sites proposed
Ths advocates 81 Woodland park
~ snieAverine to secure one ~ The
k.asl esefa houses aud pili prohah.
X eal the meeting for Monday
s.<As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
ALASKA CENTRAL
NAMES OFFICERS
BOARD or DIRECTORS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING 49, FROST
AND OFFICERS ARE RE.
ELECTED.

The board Of directors OF the
Alaska Central railroad. running
from Seward north. met Ia annual
session az the eompany.a executive
offices. la the Denny building. 20,
day for the annual election ~ Of
fiecfa and the Transaction OF othof
business
President A. { Frost. OF Chicago.
was reelected With the other Of
fleers who have served With him.
consisting OF II c Osborn. vice
president. g. /. Francis. treasurer.
aud J a. HaiEht. secretary George
Turner and number of other we'll.
known men from eastern points who
Ara interested IN the Alaska road
we're In attendance az todaf = sea,
iion A. $50 o'clock the board al
iourned Tor iuneheon. leaving con.
siderable important business 10 be
concluded this afternoon
While the company u steadily
diaposlnE Of bonds as needed rn TO.
alton has yet been authorized or
contemplated. according 10 Pfezi'
dent ffaet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
MAS G. 8. CLARK cnAsTtsEs
MAN WHOM sac SUSPECTED
OF BEHAVING IMPROPERLY
TOWARD Her DAUGHTER.

BALLARD. June ff.-Mrs T.. =
Cars, x2s " Crawford 81. hOrae-
whipped svefg Jacobson ~ the city
Ash yssterday afternoon.
Charlotte the it-Year-ald daugh =
isF o. Mrs. riarE. went % a dance
= Leseh park last SUNDAY after
ho9n snd did not return home until
.spiain Denton. ~ the Ballard po-
hes. bFought her back from Seattle
= aoaaay evening
The Clark girl. wha ia pretty and
70 losks several years older than
.ss Il. had attended the dance with
.ssobson add Agnes Jacobson. q
aaeud Mra Clark. upon learning
MAI 5aenbsaH bad been with the
Ut vent to store and purehasef
a'faewhip and then went over 70
ae soiies department. aud asked the
paeies r get the young man.
s.eobs1n IL an express man md
- WAGON was Hsnr The station so
Ne police called him over. Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
AMERICANS DIE
(. BY TREACHERY
MORO CHIEF MURDERS AMER.
tcAa GOVERNOR AND PLANT.
az WHO had sEEs THEIR
GUESTS.

MANILA. June lit Ia learned
that Lieut. Edsafd Bolton. uf the
Seventeenth infantry. acting xoy.
ernor 81 Ninaanao. and an Amsris
can named Christian. manager u \
plantation near DavAn. hare been
killed By Hofoa Chief Munkalsyan
and bis brother are accused The
dead men had been the chiefs
guests a short time previously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

Testimony Tor the defense In the
suit brought by Ernest Caweil
against John = McAillin. a. nreal.
dent " the Tacoma i Roche Har.
hor linte company. viii probably
b taken t0marroN before ] Il Wal.
thew as special commissioner Il
l. understood that the evidence 10
be offered t. short and but 4 few
witnesses viii be offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
STREETS BECOME
FLOWING RIVERS

FTSAII@A. csi. Tau~ a. water
: srafz faNinx over the city Al
aAslgianai tisg % Mlil erees iaat
Ea4kt eausef sids area - b. Ia-
E1sAted Several streets IN the main
ssrsisn ~ taNu are flowing stfcs ms
rsna earb 10 curb. and much pTap-
xts nay Be covered before nlxnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
THREE men KILLED
IN A TRAIN WRECK

.,,uNaNp. CAL June it IN
sssk 81 passenger and work
W =. a. ttai tinr between hcre
,s,lnt san Pablo. this morulne,
~ \. a deiective switch. thfev
s' s,ee lsilea aud nearly a deaen
tse 0esr $50 men aboard the
uhish VAS made up ~ four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

PASSENGER coaches and two hoxcsrs
fhe dead
CHARLES ALISON, machlntst.
DENNIS GRIFFIN. hrieklayor
RAY ZIMMERMAN. brakeman.
The injured
Shaw a Rudolph. n Walter. II
Miller, ". Coins W Matthews. q
n tarlon. laharers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
Hoo.Hoos TO MEET.

Letters from Vice Stark NJ G.
Miles, OF the concatennled order Of
uao.ilooa wore received In the city
this morning ordered a coucaie TO
be held NJ Aberdeen June n u ~
not known what special business ~
ta come before this meeting. hut all
lumbafmen are instructed to be
present n possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

pET1INGfttM. June ft-B v.
esnsna. Seattle feal estate man.
- tak4n - aeff0n on t.oaH aefes
Il nnlanEaam tltr lands. Il o. be-
.srss D. repgcEeHts = railroad 81 b.
hsia tkxoush ueiilakham . Van
umgef Ths ap5ipn IL approximate
B % go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
HoYT TO TAKE Testimony.

Judge iianford issued an order to-
day directing John =. Hoyt 60 take
testimony tn the bankruptcy ease
of the Columbia Mtll company. cam-
posed ~ q ~ Lowry and ~ y gii-
bert Hearing IL set Tor June rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
PRESENTS WORTH
4 MILLION

LONDON. June it--Iady Mary
Hamilton and Marquis Graham
uerr married today IN the presence
Of one 81 the most distinguished a.
- mblaEes ever gathered AZ 81
eieorges king Edward attended
4 million dollars worth % presents
we're sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

WASHINGTON. June ~ The
senate steering committee has da.
cidet Co dispose OF the nomination
81 Rarnes tar postmaster Ia this
city. anil Of Judge Wiekefaham Tor
Alaska district iadse. II the diacus
siOns 90 not take too much time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
MRS. EVELYN SIMPLIFY DEAD

Mrs Evelyn shipley. aged 70. was
found dead In bed At the residence
nt her aoa. fgank { shipley. ga0l
Eat John At. this morning aud il
believed TO have expired during the
niKht from heart disease No ar.
rangcmenta have been made l0r tho
funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
StereOpticOn Enter
tainment

AlM hall. 1890 Second av.. sun.
day evening. June 18th. Subject
aPhrenoiaEy Heads and faces
graphically illustrated. striklnEly
presented Interesting 10 all hus
mainly. Admission - cents. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
MapeIine Ice Cream

II the only thing for parties OF
luueheaus If Is delicious aud a de.
lighiful change from ans other ia
voned cream Order any quantity
from shaws Pharmacy. American
Bank building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
lRoouols CASE SHIFTED.

CHICAGO. June AVN J.
Davis. formerly manager ~ the iro-
quois theater. was today granted q
change 1T venue Ia his trial Oh q
ehnreK Of granddaughter. az a re-
suit af the couflaRfatioB. II h not
decided TO what county tie case
viii go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
sAsths ssskAAhsi
ON the FRONT

kosmoa steamer Ammon Ia nc
Hammond mill loading flour
The Alaska Pacific steamship
company announced thla morning
that the hickman would resume the
Seattle san Francisco run upon her
return from Nome. sailing from here
June 30.
The kosmoa steamer Nauplla left
aan Francisco yesterday FOR Seattle
chic II a newcomer In Puget sound
waters. this being her first trip 60
thia port
steamer iIyadea h due Saturday
ftum Nladivuatnk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
NAVY CAPTAIN
IS D|SGRACED

NORFOLK. Va. June if--Capt.
Perry Gar4f. commander u the
kzftisahip Rhode island. was found
Egllty u negligence Ia grounding
- ship to-day and win D. reduced
nd retired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
FAIRBANKS TO see EDITORS.

INp1ANApoLiH. Ind. June II
Vice President Fairbanks will re-
eelyr the National Editofinl aHaoein -
ton tomorrow. eGo. AIDE nnd James
Wbiieamb Riley viii be there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
pgnssylvAnlA AT NOME.

Steamer Pennsylvania arrived al
Nome last night according to ad
vicea received today b. the Mer
chants Exchange The Prunavl
vahlA makes the fourth steamer d
reach Nome from this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
FlsGaEs wit ELECT

A special meeting oe the Seattle
Volunteer ftFameH'a association
81 be held this evening az she fire
headquarters and officers viii hs
elected for The ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

has made complaint OF Tire matter
10 the hoard OF public woflsn aud
asked the nuisance be abnted The
matter was referred 20 the police de
paftment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
STARTS FoR soRrtt POLE.

PARIS. Jaue ta.--waiter We'll
nsn. o. his polar expedition. left
III spsfxberEnn to-day. whence he
VII starr of IN a balloon as soon
. arraagementa are satisfactory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
BALLARD WOMAN
USES Housewife

clark got hold u him and broke the
stock 81 the whin on his head be-
fore ths police could interfere
Upan the complaint - Mrs. Clark
the young man Vas locked up. Mrs.
clark VIII not prosecute Jacobson "
ne WI leave the country. jacobson
IL about e years old.
Alarge audience was present az
the reorganization % the Repuhii-
can club a. the city hall last night.
and the following officers we're
elected J. ". Wall. president J..
r. Armstrong. fret vice president.
,. s. Thorp. second vica president.
=. " Smith. third vice president.
=. y. Fisher, secretary. and W. r.
Grill. treasurer. The executive com
mltiee viii be selected BY the off,
GERS and will have one member
from each precinct.
The King County Republican club
sent q copy OF their declaration of
principles. which were Endorsed by
the Ballard club. and cooperation
with the county club was pisdgsd
The question Of direct primary was
discussed and seemed 20 be IN ac-
cord with the members present. but
action was postponed until the NEXT
meeting. which VIII be held June ~.
Talbot for Patents. FOG Mutual Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
Lime ana Cement.

Portland eemenf. Imported. per hhi ~
Yert isnd cement California psf btl ~
80 70 Tor rstufnse baEsi plaster paris
t..f bbf A. lime san Juan E0che liar
- al 81 8. fna hflak per ~ 80. plaa-
fafins haif per D. 81 aeial iafh fet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
THE MARKETS


Yakima nufi.aHh y tatass tisa19 per isaf
white River pafatgss. iisHis per ies Cat
nov potatoes per o. tnfA bsets y ~
go california sil eseesss' gsr ID e.
fHatoss tas 40. hoth9ass isiii99es. -
Wlipg, pafanina psf aart' 10 81
, ae h. , e. s'll sss.rs a - q 7.1l
poHa prr ib aEfa beams per ~. la0it
sglnseh e90s.e nsv eafiots ~ set g.
9 ~ 1" n.e efsis. PEE SACK fh|t "e@
Fruits.
~, asa: :s.. q Is. q'. e.. o want i.ss,
lemons rnr bas NO. enaiHa iHfuDns4
psf has bol fanry navel ofanses
bqs u l9ut 2. rhulee med swsetH per bgs.
fsaey ~ fasset fi@. ~. csn.
tefnla white fss . p tgses. pr p
b b. Essss. psf ID. go. IAN cartons. re.
dates ~ 81 iae pc -. q 4. eeeesnui..
30 daz i5a washington stfasherrisa fpen=
mon pef crete. 81 u Ciafhs per eraie.
plnsappiss Fi0ftda { 70. asgssberriss pef
% srata Il y. pluins - ersis si'isaz ..
EGGS.
strictly hesh ranch tgsa. per dgz. Nc
Oregon ranch. "a,
Butter and Cheese.
washington creamery buttsr. per ~ f1ci
Eastern. fresh afirk per ~. ne hast~fns
fresh tub per % sze ranch hutisf per
IT, isH fHfHs Haf d. ff 1aurE Aulsfif ats
block Heisa. per d. -. iisHeafasT - ~
Isrr 81 ita. new Daisies fhesse. per ~,
ft-. Hss cream bnak chrsss per ID. ST.
bissk aeiss per 10. ita. iimrurasf. ID. tse
TiiiaWa9k. a.
Poultry.
1--we oid CHECKERS pr ~ u0istSe. brgil.
ere dor u 51af live turkeys PEI u $50
zao dressed pr 10, isqliei i've Fssss. Dsf
10 f9a41o. dtsassd peT n. is4lsej I've
anska pct - if1ifei dressed. per H. itu
he. dressed chickens. isQtie
Steers pr o. f.e. cove ~ go. veal.
pei 10 suiac. mutton. psf - fafAe spftns
amb prr D., BE, drsaa@d hogs. per -,
iesa
Live Stock.
wsthers sheep pes ~. $40 swes ~.
go steers per 81 fisc' cows. faf - 10
calves. psT ID. tQ7ci Asmhs. psf bead. ~
Fish.
TaIltuf 10. fifoi salmon trout efsss.f.
fs.F is ia1ioAri frozen silver salmon. per N.
fe Chiudak saiuaoni pef 10. i9he fi0sHasfs.
ID ffsa natss. PEI u. ~ rock ced Def
ID ir. rhriIups, pef lh0 lae ffgK@n tiAes
ED per ~ e. ling cod. per 10. fusns silver
snisiis tee PER ~ Olympia oJstsfs p~f
saek q bhas zdz p - Fal. glatns. D"f
sAeki Dunasness crabs, tioi@
49, .nd C~edafuffe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

Acre tracts. rich soil. near Seattle
easy terms. J A. Paine. s04 Alaska
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
Hay and FesdstUffs.

Eass wash timothy. - per toni Puget
aouna tiAHis pef ton double comp East.
vast 80 per toni alfalfa. - prf t.n'
~ OF faH. pusal aFaH1 cats. 80 pei ton
> hole corn - p1T tahs cHached corn. VI
uaf ton. feed fneai - prr tor; middfinss.
- Per tor on cake nasal ~ Per iohi hraa
sis per ton shorts a. Per tan ehopps1
feed a. 4as ieY tgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
COMPLAINS or BLASTING.

Blasting b. street contractors
and others In the yiclniiy Of Second
az and Virginia - has become such
a nuisance that Z u nuttrrsorth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

wefhars sheep Pc lb fae swss ~
60. steers per 81 $50 COWS far lb. ghe.
calves vsT ID. tQIel tambs psr head. o.
Eleh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

Steers. pr ib IKE cove o. sAc. veal
rsf 10. eniee. mutton psf - fffsAci spfins
Iamb pr Do, BE, drsaasd hos pef 70
iei4n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

1--we oid ehioksns psF ~ 8aisiSei brgil.
ere dos u 59ff8 live turkeys pei u $50
a8d dressed pr TO- lg1lie5 i've Frssss Dsf
ID fHaIaot dfsaasd psf N. is9itei I've
aHska pct - it1ifei dressed. per ID. itu
lie. dressed chickens isQt4o
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-21

not offer to ship college crew over
here. 1t is contrary to the usual
formalities of sport. Since We seem
to have our own troubles beating the
Britishers on their own ground, the
only way to have race over here is
to offer cup.
That the cup should be subscribed
for by all American aquatic sports
men seems to ME the best plan. If
every oarsmen gives his mite toward
it, it will then be truly representative
and literally Americas rowing cup.
II feel quite sure that PENNSYLVANIA
alumni will respond generously and
promptly as soon as the project as
sumes shape and is launched.
There are many reasons why it Is
only fair to have an intercollegiate
boat race for the worlds champion
ship rowed ON this side It would
show whether climatic conditions have
anything to do with the defeat of our
crews on the other side. believe
We have been fairly beaten, but
should like to see, and so would the
American people, what We could do
on our own waters.
Another thing is that such race
"ONiN SAoUlC luoSe :Aul6IlCduS WHO
are interested in aquatic sports to
witness it. Such race for such a
cup would attract a bigger crowd than
ever before has gathered for rowing
event. 1t would give an immense
impetus to the sport in this country.
With championship cup offered
England could hardly refrain from &C.
cepting the challenge. 1t would pave
the way for even closer relations in
sports. The cricket and football teams
and the yachts Great Britain has sent
over in the past have always reported
fair treatment. So would an intercol-
legiate boat crew if We can once get
them to come. The best way, as / said
before. is to offer cup.
In picking crew to meet the Eng
lish would suggest that the Ameri-
can college in preliminary events each
pitted their crew against the other un-
til the best crew in the country was
determined. This crew would meet
the English"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-21

Bemidji.. Mimi, Sept. 81. - Many
entries are being received for the races
that will be run at the race meet to
be held in Bemidji Sept. %. %, 80.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday of next
week. All of the horses that have
participated in the races held at Sank
Center last week and those in attend
ance at the Park Rapids fair this
week will enter the races here, and
will arrive in the city on Saturday.
Several Bemidji people saw the
races at Sank Center and pronounce
the contests of speed to have been the
very best that have taken place in this
part of the state. Thomas Newly of
Bemidji, one of the oldest and most
experienced horsemen in the state,
was at the Sank Center meet. He
states that there are green horses en-
tered in the races to be held here that
paced miles on the Hamline track
this summer in 2:10 and faster.
among the number being Little Tim"
and Essex" There are fast nags
from st. Paul and Minneapolis, Grand
Forks and Fargo. besides the local
string, and 1t is expected that in all
80 race horses will be in Bemidji dur
ing the coming meet.
The officials who will have charge
of the races have not all been selected,
but Mr. Cherry OF Long Prairie, who
has acted as starter at Sank Center
and Park Rapids, will serve in the
same capacity here. He is said to be
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-21
THIS IS MY 4sD BIRTHDAY. (
Clark Howell.
8 . % . ~~~~@@~~ o . {

8 o % . . 90 o o . o o . . . o .
Clark Howell. who recently was de-
feated by Hoke Smith in a contest for
the governorship of Georgia. was born
in South Carolina. September 81, 1868.
After leaving the University of Geor-
gia in 1888 he served his journalistic
apprenticeship on leading newspapers
in New York and Philadelphia. When
he was 81 he accepted the night edit
orship of the Atlanta Constitution, and
three years later Henry w. Grady
made him his assistant managing ed
itor. Mr.. Howell was nominated to
the Georgia legislature just before he
reached his majority, and his election
followed few days later. He was
twice reelected, and during his third
term acted as speaker of the house.
On the death of Mr.. Grady, Mr.. Howell
retired from legislative service to be-
come editor and later the proprietor
of the Constitution. He has always
been prominent in Georgia politics
and has served a number of years as
the representative of his state in the
democratic national committee. 1t is