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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
IS
WRECKED
BARK rs DASHED Ashore ON
VANCOUVER ISLAND - CAPT.
ROSE AND COOK or VESSEL
DROWNED.


VICTORIA. Oct GO During
heavy weather and a thick fox the
barkentinc Bkagit. Of Port Blakeley,
was wrecked on the rocks NJ Clio
Dose. on the west coast Of Nancou
yer island. seven miles south Of
where the Valencia went down.
Win che exception Of the cook.
Who wna drowned IN attempting 10
save Capt Rose. who Was also
drowned. the remainder ~ the crew
reached shore safely
Capt T. ". Rose lived a. AS Bel
mont. this city iio has been a fol
lower of the sea for the past so
years. especially on the Pacific
coast he H. survived by a widow
aud several brothers
Tug Salvor and the British gov
eminent steamer Qaadfa. with a
llfcsayinF crew. are a. the scene 81
the wreck
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BEcknEN's JAuNr
WAS a HoUeH ONE.

Victor "a Bechmen. secretary Of
the tsamhcrmens association. H.
slowly recovering from a strenuous
trip taken through the northern
part Of Oregon The trials that be-
set the way of Mr. Bcckncn were
numerous Ne IL man over the
normal Aselrdupoia. weighing n
irifle under 900 pounds. and on an
open stage. travelling on a corduroy
road strewn with pebbles about the
alEe 81 eocoanu,s. and the rain
pouring down. were Mr.. Beckmen'a
miafnrtunea Upon reaching this
city Mr. Beckmen's chair was va
cant for = number 81 days. but is
now resplondeBt with sofa cnah-
iona
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The Most Beautiful Woman
in the World

can add Go her beauty BY carias for
her hair property A a Saturday
special the Rcd Crnaa Drus Store.
80 Second ave. will sell nuponI'a
famous Preach tiair brushes al IS
eff our regular low prices Genuine
Ehuay Brushes. the el0o kind. to
mnffnW Csc. or Yun can save from
soc co Use on the g. so kiad You
always save money trading az Har.
fatfa .ss
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surs ras HUMBOLDT.

Ada May carter this morning flied
a complaint against the Humhaldt
Steamship company On the superior
court. altsginE personal iniutX due
g. the neaieat 81 the defendant. and
asking damages la the sum 90 s.. 600
Amtl 40. iant. elites the complaint
the plaintiff cn route ffam Seattle
e. juneau. Alaska. aud aboard the
Humboldt frll through au 6psn
hatehway and she suffered a broken
arm and shoulder.
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NEW WATER SYSTEM
PLANS ARE DRAWN.

Tho last drawings Of tho plans
for the Cedar river pipe line were
gone over this morning by City
Engineer Thomson. who viii leave
the city next week 10 pass a few
days In quiet in going over the
proofs OF the specifications for the
system.
Mr.. Thomson stated today that
bids for the clearing Of the pipe
line site aere being called for nov.
even though the bonds have not
yet been cold. and the engineering
office wiil 60 ahead with the work
just rs n this part Of the matter
Waa attended 10
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SEATTLE ASSURED
oF Blo CONVENTION.

That the annual convention 81
the American Travelling Passenger
Agents association viii be held
hefo In 1905 Il practically assured
7 bis waa announced Tits morning
from the Af p. exposition head.
quarters A letter Was received
from KIT Carson. northwestern
travelling passenger agent for the
Rock Island ruad. In which be stat.
"a that, although the place Tor the
convention cannot be announced
more than a year Ia advance. II IL
practically certainty that the con.
ycnsIon for 1905 will be held In Sc
Ailln.
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republican mlly lsat ulsht IN tho
suburb 81 OAK rafk Tie Devoted
tbg sweater pRri If his speech tn
deplais OF the statements attributed
ta " ] HNan. particularly those
Ina Witch the glaim a. made that
much done hy the republican party
Is lu liuo with policies outlined h4
thu dnfR cf1tir PARTY.
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KENNEDY EXPECTED.

Harry A Kennedy. nt present a.
vision superintendent for the Great
Northern and Who IL reported 20
have been appointed general super
infendent for the ssme road. IL eK-
pccied 10 arrive IN the city tomor-
roW morning Local officials OF the
Hiil roads state that no official
word has been received confirming
the statement 81 kenneiy'a new 20
aittnn
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Regular soc Four-in-
Hands and Tecks, made
of good quality silks, in
big assortment of new
patterns. Special Satur-
day at Zoe.
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SrOe.NE Oct e6 With I'm.
pges.lNe ceremonies aud 10 the
presesce 81 distinguished visitors
the hnonfe statue efVcted On River.
site aV 10 the memory al Enaien
Robert MonoEhan Who was slain
while dgteading hts superior officer
at Aria. Samoa. was unveiled yua.
terdaY.
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IIQuon MrN nAnnrn

NEW ORLEANS. oct 20 ny a
vote Of two 10 one. the supreme
lotso OF the Knights IT rythiaa
yesterday raised an eternal barrier
AGAINST llauur men entering the or.
dot, even including hotel proprle.
snta ami dfueeiuia who ondle Ia.
ioktcauta. THIS law. however does
tot affect liquaf mon already Ia the
ranks.
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fserInps Telegraph ssrvlesl

tsorlpps Telegraph ssryiee.)
CHICAGO. oct 26.-tioufy T.
Herring. cashier ~ the defunct NIL
Waukca Avenue bank sill ~ TO
TRIAL next week To-day three uddi-
tlsnai indictments charging forgery
were returned against him II ia ox-
pected that President stenHiand will
be returned from the penltentinfy
tn testify
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NOMINATION. RATIFIED.
fseriep. relearaph ssryies.)

NEW YORK. Oct 26.--Under the
auspices OF the labor unions Of the
cts a huge gathering Of working
men ratified the nomination of w.
II. Hearst for governor OF New
York. IL a meeting held last night
in Madison Square Garden
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Y. NJ. c. a. MISSIONARIES.

W A. Ried. Alaska organizer for
the Y. 81 g. A. accompanied bY Isis
wife. arrived ffnm Nome ON the
Ohio after seasons journey
through the interior on the launch
Helen Gould They both viii 60
north 70 Hainea 70 work along the
snnthnaatern eoasi Of Alaaka.
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REVoLUriohlsrs KILL LEADER


MlTAu. Russia. Oct &c "A man
named gproggs. formerly a revolu.
tionafY leader. IN route 20 America.
vas slain bY reyolutlouiata. who ae
cgsod him Of betrayal lie had Just
recovered from a wound which the
fevoluti0ulsta had inflicted
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MINNEAPOLIS ARRIVES.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct 20 Tho
cruiser Minneapolis, ca route from
cuba hoaFiuH t0a marines whose
terms have expired Is near port and
eift deck az the navy yard touiEht
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MAY MEAN
MERGER


vAtknE wis. ogt
VI 's,ss Cornelius Vanderbilt
= : Il READ ard Ja'ne' e's'. 49,. -,
" ~, ~ slant It the Ailis-shtf''s. T.
81 w alsx 4 Is rametrA mat
s''.s ssist.ars ectevea this fIfm
81. steel ttnst are contemplated
I. :. hesn announced ma -
y -, saratigg all DE deahi't
~. urtset
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CUSHMAN IS
At BALLARD

BALLARD. Oct 20 The fepub'
liean party sill hold biz meeting
tonight at Junction bail
Conefeaaman r. ". Cnahman 10
10 be the principal speaker All the
republican candidates have been
invited. The Ballard city band viii
furnish the music
This afternoon a reception ~ be-
ing held ~ the fclks hall ia honor
Of Mr. Cuahmnn Tonight the con
gfeaaman will DO entertained at din
ner BY " r. Freudenberg, repub'
lleau candidate FOR representative
from the 4Znd legislative district
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STARTS GRAIN INVESTIGATION


DIES MONIES. Ia. Oct 26--Be.
fore IN audience OF over 300 farm
erp. Commisaioners' Clerk Lane to-
day began an investigation Of the
alleged grain trust operations ia
Iowa under the name OF the lows
Grain Dealers association. A
dozen Witnesses have been sum.
money 10 tell how they suffered
through the operations OF the as
nocfafton
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WINNIPEG. Nam oct 30 Com
pIete returns IF the census tor
Western Canas show q population
81 361aat la Manitoba. 5000 IA
Saskatchewan and $4,000 In Al
horta. increases ~ tn.tSu asl g.
per cent respectively,
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ragr ARTHUR, o Oct 81 =
.ess lrarrlns the lake an aaf yes.
.ss,.,. Re body u Hon Charles
$50 prominent ohie pollti'
-. - ana aAfor Of DAYTON, who was
- 's.ssaat IN White f1sh lake near
s.,a "Wednesday has been recov'
er,,i
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cusHMhN AT ANAcoRTEs.

ANAcoRTEs. Oct 2e.-Repre-
sentative =. W. Cuahman. the
guest OF the city yesterday. al.
dressed a large gathering Ia the !.
o. o. r. hall last night lie was
received
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SIS Special Suit

We are showing worstcd suits.
Ideal for business wear. extra fine
taiues. new and very attractive. for
SIS each. " n Hutehison Co. COT.
Second and Union. go
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Sis Special Suit

Ws arr shoslng Worstca suits.
fssal fa Business Ncar, extra fine
,sh..s apW ara very attractive for
81 atsA " n Hatchiaou co. coz.
s.ocg AZ Union 80
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WASHINGTON. n G.. Oct e6
SECRETARY ratt. ~ the request II
senator Marrea % Wyomiug viii
deliver a spseeh az Cheyenne ON
Monday. Nov g
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TROUBLE 10 SETTLED.


LONDON. Oct. zs sit ls under.
stood that the marital difficulties
of the duke and duchess Of Mari
borough are settled temporarily ~
least II has been pointed oct 20
the duchess thst a scandal would
ruin the dukes hopes for political
nrefefmpuf
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Two and a flalf Cent Rate.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. oct e
THE Cincinnati. Hamilton 8 Dayton
Railroad company yesterday an
nonneed that. beginning Nov la
straight fare ~ ga cents would be-
charged 10 Indiana
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TOWELING Sc.

800 yards of Russia
Crash Towcling, heavy
quality. three quarters
bleaehed. Regular price
St-3c a yard. Saturday
Sc. Limit - yards.
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stand roos,hsr.

KNOXVILLE Team. oct. Is
Near9 l.e00 strikers from the
Southern railway shops held
meeting yesterday a. which Il vaa
decided 80 ataad together
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rElEGRAPH BRIEFS


fssrirps fslsafefh service
ptRIS OF % Msior preA rus.
- detailed for due with one
:, a. artillery regiments at YIN
...pss has heen sifcn an moe
s..',snt artillery command at ST
h,sk
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We are showing wossted suits.
ideal for business wear. extra fine
values. new and very attractive. for
SIS each. W -. Hutchinson Co, cor.
Second and Union. 49,
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CHICAGO. Oct Is Secretary
ss.s VS. ne chief speaker a. a
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BEDspREADs S1.25.

Croehetcd Marseilles
finish. full double bed
size. hcmmed. Numbered
and ready for the bed.
Regular price SI.so. Sat
urday only S1.25 each.
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SILVER FOR DENVER MINT.


ANtfhhHa NeteH fahH aNfstNesl
WARRINGTON u e. Get 20
The director OF the mint this after
noon bought 100000 ounces 20 81.
yer AZ 20 cents Tor delivery at ben.
yer.
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GINGHAMS &c.

1000 yards of good old
fashioned checked Apron
Ginghams. Regular price
&c a yard. Saturday,
ten yards to a customer.
nj IL a yard.
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LINENS 49c.

A good 6o-inch All
pure Table Linen. full
grass blcaehed, and cheap
at the regular price, 6se.
Special Saturday at 49e
d ward.
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q. a. Holeomb "a have Jnsi re.
rrtvcd a carload ~ heavy dfau
horses which VIII ha aaid at thslr
sales stables. ists Western AZ. Ms.n
1911 -.
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Football. boxing glove and sport
Ing goods sale closes this week. See
splnainF.H window for bargains .'s
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EnaInssr. Eramin.d.

An examination for engineers was
held by the eivil service commission
this morning. Fourteen applicants
took the test The decision IN the
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Goes to Reform school.

Roy Eficks0n. the youthfnl a0i-
der Of fortune, who. despite the fact
that his years number only Il. had
been committing and endless SERIES
Of daring thefts until his arrest yes
terday BY Truant officer Retohum.
was this morning sentenced by
judge Frater 10 term IN the reform
school
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kloin. tha ahoonakof. sts James
~ 80.
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TAI s1oo t&AT srORE.

The store for style aud quality
r. y. Brooks A Co. 1891 2nd Ave.
saa
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STOCKINGS SOC.

Ladies choice quality
merccrized black cotton
Hose. medium weight,
with elastic tops, double
sole. full fashioned. Reg
ular price soc.
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STOCKINGS 19c.

Misses fine ribbed fast
black Hose. a good Isle
finish. double heel and
toe and nicely shaped an
kles. Regular price 25c.
Saturday 19c.
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UNDERWEAR 69c.

Ladies' Y ests and
Pants, Of mixed wool and
cotton. Vests crochet
trimmed and silk-taped at
neck. Pants or tights
ankle length. Regular Ssc.
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sUITINGs zoe.

Novelty English Suit
ings, 81 inches wide. in
combinations OF gray,
brown and navy. Regular
price Stoo a yard. Sat
urday only zoe.
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Kate Barry this morning filed a
complaint IN the superior court ask
Ing FOR divorce from William Har-
~. alleging neglect and failure ~
support Judge Frater this morning
signed decree Of divorce in the
ease ~ Lillian a. Mccormick against
T. ] Mccormick
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DRESS GOODS 49c.

Atwood sS-inch Alba
tross Suitings, in cream.
pink, cardinal. sky. wine,
navy, black and old rose.
Regular price 6oc. Satur-
dav tgr yard.
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CoLoRED SILKS soc

AllQure silk 7I-ineh
Messaline. in all the new
fall shadings. soft. beauti-
ful quality. Regular price
Sr2s a yard. Saturday
only soc.
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BLACK SILK 62Hc.

A fine lustrous black
all-silk 27-ineh Taffeta, a
guarantee OF satisfaction
with every yard. Regular
price ssc. Saturday at
62Hc.
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The special committees on insnr-
anee rates appointed by the cham
Der II Commerce has flied a copy OF
iis report which was adopted by
the chamber "Wednesday. with thu
city council Tor consideration nsxf
Monday Night.
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William Peter Carroll. marine Do
Hrrter. was captured yesterday ar
ter being ~ large three days.
Charles p Miller. whose descrtion
was reported three days ago, IL stiIt
az farR~-
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G. C. SMITH
Merchant Police
Bell Phone 1910. 719 Chestnut Street.
SHAH MUST GO SOON.
Berlin Does Not Believe He Is Dead
Vet.

Berlin, Dec. 8.-AIthough the Ger
man foreign office does not believe
that the shah Of Persia is so near to
death as is reported from Teheran, it IS
well understood that his passing can
not long be delayed as his maladies
are in their final stages.
Germany is popularity supposed, in
Great Britain and France especially.
to be pursuing mysterious political OBJ
jects with the ultimate design OF
acquiring territorial advantages in
Persia.
The German policy, the Associated
Press is informed, is simply equal
trade privileges in Persia for all ma
tons. The principle of the German
policy IN Persia has been clearly ex-
planned to the foreign offices of Great
Britain and Russia and misunder-
standings such as those which made
the Moroccan question serious are not
likely to arise. The offer of the bank
ing concession by the shah was volun-
tary and was part of his plan to hor-
row money from Germany. He had
already borrowed through the British
owned Imperial Bank OF Persia" and
the Russian-ownsd,i Banque DIES
cOmpte. The activity and enterprise
Of the German traders led the shah 8
advisers to suggest the esta blishment
of a German bank In Persia. The
German foreign office considered that
Germany already possessed the right
to form such a bank under the most
favored nation clause Of the treaty be-
tween Persia and Germany. and there
fore the shah's offer aroused no par
ticular feelingl'of gratitude. The for
eign office eventually turned over tina
concession to a group of Berlin bank
ers but they have not done anything
with 1t as yet except to agree to send
representatives to Persia some time
this winter to see if any money can be
made out of the concession Russia
is more the rival Of Germany for the
trade in Persia than Is Great Britain.
possessing as she does a treaty under
which the customs dues on overland
imports are lower than those imposed
on sea-borne imports, and both Great
Britain and Germany have a COM
munfty of interests in obtaining an
equalization of the seaport and land
frontier dues
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HAT CASE SETTLED.
It Is Thrown Out of Court on Defend
ant Demurrer.

Hartford, Conn, Dec. S.-The long
pending Danbury boycott case, involv-
ing allegations of conspiracy, brought
by Dietrich E Loewe and Martin Fuchs
against Martin Lawlor and others has
been settled. Judge Plat of the United
States district court dismissed the COM
plant The decision is on a demurrer
of the defendants. The plaintiffs allege
that the defendantes declared a boycott
upon hats made by the plaintiff which
were found in the hands of plaintiffs
customers in other states than in Com
necticut, notably California and Vir-
GINA.
Judge Platt's opinion declares that
while it is obvious that the defendants
sought to curtail and If possible destroy
the plaintiffs production of hats and
its distribution of the product there
is no allegation suggesting that the
means of transporting the product or
the product itself while in transporta-
ton, was touched, handled, DISTRACTED
or in any manner actually interferred
with" and that there is no allegation
that the defendants are in any way en-
gagged in interstate commerce."
THE real question is says the opin-
ion, whether a combination which I'M
HertakkI to Interfere simultaneously
with both actions is one which direct
~ affects the transpo rtation of the
hats from the place of manufacture
to the place of sale
The judge does not find that the
supreme court has as yet SO broadeneu
the Interpretation of the Sherman act
as to fit such an order Of facts as the
LaWlor case presents
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ROLL OF THE BIG. BASS DRUM.
Also Snare Drum and Other Music at
the Auditorium Friday Night.

About a thousand people greeted the
performance of the Lincoln Post
Drum corps last night at the Audi
torium. The drum corps, which was
supposed to be the main attraction at
the performance. was on the pro-
gramme but twice. However, each
time their appearance brought extend
ed encores. The programme, which
was exceptionally fine all the way
through, consisted entirely of music
The first number was an organ volun-
tary by w. F. Roehr. which was rem
dered in his usual good style. Miss
Irma Doster with her violin enter
tanned the crowd and was encored. The
trombone solo by Prof. s. L. Hull was
the best in that line which has been
offered to the Topeka public for some
time. Harry Pribble, in his solo
MARY" was one of the features of
the evening. The First Presbyterian
church choir rendered a couple of Sc
lections in a very creditable manner.
Miss Berenice Fuller gave a solo
which was much appreciated. The
Modocs were on the programme and
their effort was up to the usual stand
ard of the organization. Major Tom
Anderson was the star of the Modocs
and won the applause of his crowd in
his singing the lea ding part of an old
plantation melody.
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leadership of the club which threatens
to be of an even more serious nature
Tt is expected that there will be be-
tween five and six hundred members
of the Kansas Retail Furniture Deal
of the association which win be held
in Topeka on the 10th and 18th OF
January.
The Prudential Life Insurance COM
pany which withdrew from business
in Kansas during the panlcky days Of
1903 has announced that they will
again reopen offices in the state and
solicit a share of the loan and mort
gage business.
II. NJ. Herbert, an expert engineer
representing the eastern capitalists
who are to build the Topeka and
Council Grove electric line accompan-
led by w. L. Taylor started on a tour
of inspection yesterday and Will drive
over the proposed route.
The high school basket ball games
between the subsoDhomore and sub
freshman basket ball teams on Friday
resulted in a final score of Sc TO IS in
favor of the subsoDhomores. The
features of the game was Hopes
splendid field goals and the team work
on the part of the subsoDhomores.
Plans have been completed for the
charging of the Mutual Ice and Cold
Storage company to double its present
capacity which is now about thirty
tons a day. The machinery has been
ordered and the company hope to
have it in position by the time the rush
for early deliveries OF Ice commence.
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ager StahI and the championship team
Of Coach Weede.
The record Of Coach Weede during
the season just closed is a most re-
marka BILE one and one which is max
ing him much sought after by several
Of the larger schools in the middle
west. With but a handful of men to
pick from and work with he succeed
ed in wrestling the state football
championship from the other Kansas
colleges and securing it for the To-
peka school. Washburn will undoubt-
edly do all she possibly can to secure
the services of Coach Weede again
next season and it is a well known
fact that he has already been offered
a much larger salary by Washburn
than he received this past season.