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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
MISSING MAN
IS IDENTIFIED
soov or Transfer WHO ear.
isHEo ~ TACOMA FIRE IS
sTiLL IN RUINS. Rur rs SAID
TO ag rhfT or HENRY
kRAusE.

. TACOMA. Sept ~ Thorough
ssarrh b. neInE made tolaY through
lhu ruins Of Thursday nights disaa
Jnus fire az Puysilun as and East
e st fur che remains oi Henr1
kg4nse. TIE teamstuf whose bosly
has noe set been found The batt
% another teamsief. hnsc identify
Is net known. Is ALSO Known To be
Ia the FulBs Amer the remains 81
krsuse are taken put II found. All
~ me debris viii hv saturated With
uatraluan AID burned lng The puf-
f.ase of clearing the 81, und tor the
construction of new buildings
Henry krausa. whose remains arV
ssiil he the ruias was teamster
aofklnk about towu at osld iaha and
iid act have am relatives Ia this
tecglitv lie NAs a member of the
Modern Wo-admfn
The condition 81 Mus e. Peter
sons body ahoNs that The unfar
tunate vietim dld not suffer tho
texture OF belh9 bnrnea 10 death
she waa suflucaiea b. ihe smoke
after she hat returned 10 the build
inw ia an effort % take put vulu
thies and wan unceu seloua and
peohablY dead byforv the flames
reached her body The remains
we're prepared FOR burial and the
funeral will take nlare tomorrow
nftrrnoaE a. ! n'clack from the un
dartakink ruama sntefment VII
Ne IN Tacoma ceuefeey Miss Oisa
Peterson has been heated By her
aeoihcr she eaea hgi from the lis
asgcg without Injury
haRaKge coach Il hciae used as
q 3lcket office And ali Of the pas.
senEef business waa handled from
there Yesterday No arrangements
haxs b~en made jet for The erection
% a uou tepct And Il il likely that
the tsnt porary arrangements viii
prevail for snzna timo Although Il
il possible fox the inoomiug trains
IN the THcosna Easlern Is reach the
Northera Pacific depol an tracks
that Wsta NOS destroyed. The com
nassy has apt tnkrn advantage o.
that alsnatinn and ts unl0adinE pas
senwers IN The yards lust above
rerafg.fifth -. Authoritative in
formation eonid rot De had Yeetef
4ty ~ 70 wAaf the Taeonia Eastern
railway yin 30 towards buildiuE =
aew passenger depot AT ~ the az
licIals Of the ruad are cut ~ the
ritY and ire ioeai attaches eoaid
guiAnfrer no suggestion - e. shat
Will be Zone eventually IN the Way
4 ESTABLISHING new icfmfnRiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

Is located lie Is Captain Jackson
d Of the expedition Ne has the char
in a sealed package which will no
be opened until after the Xema has
eonled At st Helena, her last stop
ping place The island ia rnmoree
60 be south OF the Cope Of Coos
Hope
The Xema has aboard machinery
and explosives for unearthing dia
mouds. She carries a complete en-
cheering STAFF for mine working
headed by William Griffith. former
~ associated with the DE Tleeri
trust
The DE Beers company. n o. re-
ported. has chartered fast shin n
follow the xeina and report imme
diately II anything Is discovered
The Nema carries 10000 rounds OF
ammunition, and so guns and re-
Yolvers. in case there should be any
attempt to steal the island from the
diacovsrarn.
There Is the possibility OF CON.
pllcations as 10 the real ownership
Of tho diamonds. II any. on the H.
land A Mira Jones, at Cardiff
claims 10 be the widow OF the dls
coveref ans that the island belong
20 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
SERIOUS
Charge S
ar WHALING STEAMER
,ssss wtlL eeiNe SUIT
...,Nsr ras SKIPPER FoR
..u,aAN TREATMENT

.,hst ears " Naeomoea
a a. vhalng sica'1s'
A'as tesated them efHta'ls
Ti','. ~ N,int Rareou m the Ait'R
W. e' -. a,.mhefs Of the efte
esAa. .,t,sa ia this city last a,sili
~ rslhf Steamer Harold t'at
e - ss,.nsrlae. uuatr the SHIN
b. - IA me United states, 70
- So MIN. agt complaint g
- cas- made 60 tel,e.i
~. n,s,rfrt Attorney T & SUI
fs a. morning A meeting O..
~. .s. ID decide upN q eonee
" '...,s against NE nelfuef s'l4
- m ~ sulhyans office Ga
sleiaa ..= t,.,tf,w ssf pf
-,,s ha4raHgiei boards drawn
.sssit faces uevet set Zoo.
~ SEATTLE dock Per scverfi
~. masning ihe mcu. help
~ result 81 bong tAsttns.
'..noiIss sal Hncn the docks
~ recelyr information as
49, So. tAes shoula 50 70 receite
.-,a.f treatment that would at
go tfrsr snlefinss
-. ~. TNrashsr l. fhe property ot
800 Steam Whaling com
~ q Stn Francisco and tee men
~ - sesa haf slsned Cor -
80. l.eaxins he ship at feat
-. ihry did p0s Fvesite
"a, ana are Twins eisan ihelf
-. wklis saFeml aili hg admit
s - ~ r,afaue hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
BEvERIDGE WILL
OPEN CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO. sept ~ Senator
Hserfliga. Who opens the campaign
in the middle Krat Be- a speech hefs
tonight. said today that there
were 10 issues ans declared fba
county e. be- united upon irgisia.
tidn ~ the past ana needs % the
future. and said that the contention
r. whether RooaeYetfs policy Hiil
continue Or whether the opposition
RHf prevail he said The issues
70 arise would b. government 0Hsn=
efshiu ~ utilities a. against the
regulation 81 private corporations
and aIs5 the cuhaH question
stesfner Queen Nili arrive tonight
from abe south with e god Hst of
passengers and q heavy cargo of
freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

tailed 10 Winchester Here comes
funeral. shouted one Of the boys
Hatb OFF," commanded the major
A. the sergeant and his detail
came BIS. followed By ah Old army
ambulance used as hrarse. ] aah
I'd him
Who's funeral Is this. sergeant -
Jerry blossom rs he said sOnf
Of your old regiment
Back 81 the ambulance. iu an old
fashioned buggy. followed a slnKif
m0ufher. n young woman. whose ia
tense grief could not mar the
beauty 81 her face We all recpE
nizcd her. aud bowed our homage
u was Jerry Blossoms i00fh
sweetheart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
HIS ONE HUNDREDTH
SWEETHEART

The battle Of Cedar creek waa
fought ON October 10. 1864 On the
afternoon Of Sunday. October ,. a
sergeant In charge Of u men rode
zap TO little house Ia Fort Royal
Va aud aaid to a little black eyed
girl
Here Is your AZ. miss We didn't
need it
You'd found It mighty dull n
Won did. said the fiery female
rebel. FOR ! blunted the edge with
file 40 u wouldn't cut a pine
stick
She was maRnlfleeutiy handsome.
true. valupfuaua daughter 81 the
valley OF Virginia. who needed 40
artificial ad0fnmenta
The sergeant laughed Chang
inK the subject. miss. be said. who
was that soldier who just rode
away 2"
She blushed nreuily why. that
vas Jerry Bioaaom DO you know
him ."
Yes. he belongs 10 our brigade
tia name IL NOT Jerry Blossom.
bat Ne call him that He's q regular
heart amasher. Is Jerry. and be
boasts that hu has ~ aWeethcarta
Yes. said the gif. he told ne
that was the Tooth sweetheart
lint be II 20 fine looking can't help
liking him
We were ordered "a Bucksford.
on the North river Jerry nalloped
across 10 the little house aud babe
his Tooth sweetheart ROoihy Mem
beers 81 Jeffs'H company said that
on the might ~ the 18th Jofry was
restless lie would do1c a few min
mtea. then wake 40 and talk
- hundred nNeeiheatta are too
many far one fellow 10 have. bat !
never promised 70 marry any 81
them Then. way should you 6ofs
talk 40 much about my Tooth
seeethsatf iu sure ia my own
business Eterffhlng seems odd 20
me tonight Even the birds. that
ought 10 have heeu On thslr roosta
hours aEu. 10 hopping around from
bush 10 bush WIS are these rab
bits aud foxoa Jumping through our
camp. a. Il pursued ~ hounds
Listen. the corporal Is calling out
the third relief for the horse guard
s
stop. you ehaltefboH. said Jsr.
rs bedfellow. and so TO sleep
Jerry slept tili 4 O'Clock Ia the
morning
Hang bang vent the guns
A soldier oa horse guard yelled
oar pieketa ara attacked In
five minutes sthe brigade horses
we're In tine We took up our po.
sitlon on the extreme left near
MiddietoWu shells fell among the
trees like hail Jerry blossom >
hofss VAS allied and Jerry badly
wounded
After the battle Jerry sah taken
10 a private home Ia Winchester.
The Tooth sweetheart heard that
Jerry had been wounded and. OF
one cold. bleak daY In November
shs walked 10 Winchester to visit
him
Missile. said the old oolored At
iendant. you done KANT see dat
hurried aoliaf"
I've got 20 sec him said the
Eiri With liberalization Tell him
hts Tooth sweetheart IL here
Why. chile said the old colof~i
woman. -dah's bevn Two of tree
hnnhraa Hweetheafta TO see dat
man already Dociah. him say ct
mus stop Hut the Tooth sweet.
heart Hss Jerry Just the same
About the middle Of January.
1875. the itth Pennsylvania waa dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
TRIAL TRIP OF
WASHINGTON

slate Tits afternoon the steam
schooner Washington had her trial
lfip Tho Washington loaded hpr
stares af Galbraiths dock aud. Ntih
The directors. vent out for spla
around West Point A novelty an
the Washington h that she has d
bath roon. which /. n GRAY SAYS
T. lhk unly oue 90 a steam schooner
on the Pacific coast
The Washington will probably
load iumhef either as Mukiliso o.
Everett. for Sau Francisco she
hns passenger carrying eapacii1
az So and j. fitted az with a lafF
dining Ffanaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
.sss&sssstsss
/: On iaE FRONT

n. British shlp inTeFna A iefi
a. yssrelscn this naeFaink faF the
49, % kzd lHmesf
~ bark Harvester. OF TIE
xx.s~sxesn Fisheries feet the
- ks.s from ChIEnik. Il expected
= ~ mserd Ia ahaut I've Gays
~ fahlag schooner hrins Cold
" ~ cspe F1stterY this moFninE
A. nsAiax trip
~ EalpAius ssilea noFth foF
nxvr snt vsx ports last nigai
~ wssson sails MoEaay fpF San
y-asssrn
NJ Italian snip Asenstpne a..
r.-s A Val =. dock this rnoruing
no rsromA. where she has been
Ex.srxiax her cargo u ernaea'
ne ksesrsGnae wili load fi9ur and
s,nt a. this pnrt for Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
UNION ELECTS OFFICERS.

A. the meeting 81 the Cooks ans
Walters Union No 27a last night
the following officers we're elected
J G Dolby. president. D p White
siea president A Rsep. secretary
y + leYi. treasurer. and Bob Hes
keith. delegate 10 the Central i.ahoi
eouncli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
puFF TO o. APPOINTED.

VICTORIA. n e. sept a. Ii IL
expected that the FacaueY IN the
supreme court II Canada VIII be
allied ~ Iuatlfe paff II TIE 81
nfeuse csuft II TITS province u
the svsut ef such an apn.,snintsnt y
T. probable that ! a Macdonald
ieadrf nf the liberal opposition De-
the proelnrlai house. ufli be nrs
uoluted e. TIE henah - ths ane
prsmr ceaft - British Columbia
a stssgasA pssff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
wooomeN HAVE FIELD DAY

PROVIDENCE. II /. Sept ~
The Modern Wo0dmsn ~ America.
ia this state, are holding their an
nual field day here today This
morning they bad their parade. n
which ~ camps were represented
An interesting program has been
prepared for the afternoon outing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

VICTORIA. ssai - The Trades
ana Labor congress. ~ Canada. last
alast VOTED 20 ofNanize p9iiilfal
PARTY. To be kmuwn a. the Canadian
zatar PARTY IRE organization piti
not ~ controlled b. ths l4baf con
Hre.s. bat fhat body ~tli be lnssfu
sseutsI IN the early ofss etaatien u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

oonpgRs LIKES RoosEvELr's
ACTION.

wAsuINaroN sept - SAM
ual ganfsra. president 81 the Amef=
Iran Federation 81 Tabor. has "a
pressed himself ~ betuk Efaiifird
vsf frestdsut RsanseNeifa action D.
anfsreinH the sfHtptr calling fuf
eight heaFa. iabe1 per daY on ell
government work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
sruls sasx CERTIFICATES

rHnsn Ee~1fe rspert~i - poiiee
tsiaasrseft this nsafninx that his
<~n hi hen satersi during thr
Ex>s saa twe certificates ~ A.
~ a. ~ Sesn8inavlan- AFurftesn
NJ ~ fss sssG sl1a rsspsc lively
~. sses=n. Psysnsnt an tam has
tp-n ssasa~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

Tho slightly fitted bodice IS
formed 81 straight handstiiched
tHcks These reach the waist line.
The skirt g. full. and q series Of
tucks surround The bottom Of u and
are headed with a narrow Insertion
nf lace
over the shoulders ia an arrange
ment Of the lace. which ia turn Is
trimmed sifh a narrow filmy ffiil
Tire center Of this arrangement h.
OF whift muil embroidery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
RAILROADS MUST seHAvE.

A complaint has been made 10
the police by 90 Carroll Of the
schwabHehef Dock company. that
tfnlns ~ passenger cars we're al
lowed 10 stand all daY on the water
front tracks. and that rarhnFe was
beiuE thrown from the sleeping cars
80 tho street This was confirmed
after an investigation b. Pa,rolman
Warren Hubbard Both railwt .
esmpanies operating on Railroad
Nv. snd the health department were
notified Of the facts IN the case. and
askcd 70 better the conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
ssI ssaa foa RAISING eHEcs

ens fesr r ne state psuifsnt1erf
"a ne ssNsrues Gearxs tohnsem
Fsasfst tea4x 81 committing for
81 by A4ssiss = shress vslus
y "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
sAxs OFFICERS ELECTED.

4 n iiixh school yesterday n.
hFrsea the seai0r class met and
-f'ti ~ following staff fnf
saizA Error IN chief. r Mlilce
saa'asss manaFer y sfoil: *
eaaze editor A Gibsou: society
go, Ms Barber. and class edit
e. Miss nwan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
LECTURE ~ MSS slooARr

Miss Mabaile HiExart - Brook
I'm. y. Y. uiii apoaA tomorrow eve.
ninr AZ the University Place church.
sfiaa nserRff's subject II Before
ana After CaiFary She sas for
raerty assistant pastor ~ ,hs uuiar
nanllat church 81 nrnahlgn. N VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

. xPENslyELY EQUIPPED YES
SGT nAs SAILED ron UN.
KNOWN REGIONS UNDER
SEALED ORDERS THAT hsE
TO PUT The SOLITAIRE
TRUST OUT OF BUSINESS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
WAGER ON STEAMER RACE

A rumor was circulated on the
waterfront this morning that the
owners of the steamer Kitsap had
warored $500 with tho owners Of
the steamer Flyer on the result Of a
race between the two steamers,
slated for tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
uNsrsss sEEr MONDAY.

lsy.esal nseesinx II ths Esaaxsii.
Il Ministers sxsociatscn Il called
n asasay Al The First " ?
os<A Pro-. ". Y Flsan And J
yerumh Hruaxhed. ID. wiii
mas "a The RsiNion u the
nsrrA % Health and Physical Cul-
<e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

James Mevsy. ressfsinx a. the
oregon houae reported e. fhe police
fhia morninx that BIS pockets had
been picked ard 81 tskeu Whils
he Has arinklaE IN TIE seattle haf
laas nlRht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
oRAnrGo pARoLs TO rivs.

OLYMPIA. sept "a -rsrols bust
ness uhleh has accumulated sinef
last tuiY sas disposed ef g~at rtflaf
~ uae Mssd eho granted parole
81 five eoHViesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
4 ss.slsr Hsis EXPECTED.

sss sEBAsTiOS. SEPT III,
Z s'1ai-afEicsaiiy snnounesd that an
- = s1seefsa 70 the snanlah
,-'yae kinx Alf1usa sna Princess
- q bst'entrrR were Harrica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

HoQutAAa sept sH Fres 8sllv-
or ~ maH uiil start here on aon-
fag. the aafh ~ numbering the
houses having been cumpirs~1 The
CARRIERS havr bren appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
MASON SAYS NOT GUILTY.

4 y Kenny. alias Z = Mason,
pleaded nns Kt1lisY Nhsn arraiRnea
this rraoFnina On a charge - bur
xiar > 70 anin riiu fuYn Kkql
~iarv He viii ~ tried nest week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
oslnf's ralp osLAyGo.

Inspection % ths new steam
schooner DENT - TIE rscifir coast
straraship company. has again 90
tsyaa m trial trip ~ that vessel
ana t i fauaffsl II ahs Ntfl have
the trial run b~farv n~Nt MsnaaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
YOSEMITE TO CHANGE sAsos

VICTORIA. seni sa-Ths steam
~ Yosemite. FORMERLY az American
srzzet hat nsW II tie Canadian "a
cine fleet. wall probably BE- soils
% = seattle caarsfn. which Wlii turn
81 into en- exeurslou boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
sIos PLEADS TUESDAY

Aass r y - Jshn lynch i.
Eses rAsfxea sta nexofiastav
ssss ~ - ws@ sntrf e gea next
1seAfar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
EoLIea Risk 81 rms.

SPOKANE. srpt - Thc ROLES
rink ag ihe niN rank company $50
destroyed ~ fire last might fhf
iass is 81 aaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

80, ssresion is a gift. like any
80. ~ Z is cuitivabls IN sv
~ a''msl person. Did u ever
- - 70 700 10 face about ard
- ne sther ~ayf Thinos
80 took brighter and more
s 1911 Change your habits.
-. W yovs mind 10 accom-.
= - SOMETHING substantial. All
: Nn'eh applies 70 the opening
Hs savings account.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

|: o,,pnslo pApEs 500

e.4seela Nsy sept q
- s:eslnsid Sun has been
: - q j II purnnli Of taen
sna tie aanze viii be
: sAsnse TIE transfer g a vic
! - ~ he ladepsndent Nolk
! ~ a th~g dictated terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Ed. White, the Tailor,
20S Collins Blde.

wiz save you from $40 % SO on
your fsil suit because he Is ont Of
the high rent district White does
the cutting. 80 you are sure OF a
perfect fitting suit Be from Mis-
souri,. and come in. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

HEIDELBERG. Sept 20 -PhYsi.
clans from all parts Of the world.
Who have made a special study Of
oanccr, are arriving here to attend
The international congress for the
consideration Of methods for che
cure and prevention 81 cancer
which will open here tomorrow
This congress Was called In connec
ton with the opening Of the insti.
tute for cancer research
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
couRr ENTERPRISE DANCE

FuiiY leo ouuPi~s rnfay~a them
selves AZ the dance rsssn last nislsi
b. Court Eufmfpri~- No !. y ~ \
J 4 Maian acted a. flessr naAnaEst
A banquet followed the dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

X ~ WIliisns eafpsnicf. wef
arrested b. ratfoinau fhiiiluf
esrfF Ihts morning. charged wttt
herefna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
INJUNCTION ISSUED.

OMAHA. sept q The
. court today issued as lnianc.
. ton restraining the Omaha
q and south Omaha coal rN-
. changes Bnd memhers from
. attempting 80 mnncpolizr the
. coal trade - the tWo cities
Q and commanding them 20 turn
. over the books 90 the district
. attorney September 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
sara Is sLown.

xJEgEt. iif. sept 8s Robbers
bies = safe IN a private bark hers
this morning ant eaca pod vita
a. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

eoHoVE HcsAtRaAs.

} u & conovef wah this after
|. noon elected a member Of the
! Republican County Central
! committee ana later elected
} chairman The committee
} met early aud elected ! y Z
! knickerbockuf aud Cnnuyuf AZ I
COMMITTEES men Efforts were I
! made 10 have kuiehofbocker +,
} take the chairmanahip bat be =
} poaltis oiY refused and c0aavur Z
! Nas elected I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

ArrardinE 20 adviees received at
fha Merchants EaehAnau tkis
morning tMe Steamer rfetadea LETT
Hong Knuz far seattle tais niesns
kss4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
urysslos RATES TO

'hsfu Pacific. Dates % aaia
s : aud 8 Galrr limit IL
= ~. ms return limit November
80. - sstsa A splendid srpor
49,. " particulars cali city
- allse y p. ~. corner FIrsf
= q. Yssler uay -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

CARDIFF, Sept. 20.-The good
ship xema has just left on a mys.
ferious voyage not duplicated in
any story ~ romance She goes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

WASHINGTON. D G, Sept % -
II will be Sc years torf6frSw that
Rear Admiral Dewey entered the
United States navy There will 20
no official celebration of the day
but Admiral Dewey will spend the
day quietly with his family and n
few Intimate friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

HURON. Tenn. Sept. 2s.-The
25th annual session Of the Beech
River Missionary baptist asaocia
tion opened here today nj the Jacks
Greek church and will continue FOR
three days The opening sermon
was delivered this morning by Rev
"a J.. Rogers. Of Long The attend.
nnce IL quite large and an interest.
Ing program has been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

sfRvANrs IN me eLor.

sr PETERSBURG Sept as =
rhnush the arrest yraler 4
a ds4 81 tta plnlfHra against =
whom ap mada ehafsea ef =
4 aaekine n take lHe lite ul the :
a #t.sr tt "a leRtntd thaf it @aa 4
"a MANNED go throw "a hnmh mi 4
a Inc conference WITH court :
a aJfheEa. aHi thHf house aers =
= wants had tgtgrd 60 throw the I
bomb a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
TO roeeE a COLLECTION
SAN FRANc1sco. SEP. Is

} Attorneys representing the
|. nsiiisy hstaefs tuisy feffa~st a.
|. association for ths pufpnre ~
} tAkink iutut action against The
|. North German Insurance cpfp-
, aanr fa collect maumY due or
. secent fee la@zes
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-23
Treat Oats for Smut

The importance of treating oats for
smut was emphasized at the recent
farmers institute. The method re-
commended to treat it in layers by
sprinkling on a floor or in a wagon box
and then stirring thoroughly is said
to be preferable where a large amount
is to be handled. The method of
treatment at the Wisconsin expert
ment station is to put it in a gunny
sack and place 1T in a barrel Of the So
luton, letting it soak about ten min
uteS. After taking it out and permit
ting it to drain on the edge Of the bar
rel to save the solution, the grain is
thrown into a pile where it is per-
mitted to.dry a day or so before seed
ing. 1t is estimated that a bushel of
oats will absorb a gallon of the solu-
tion. The Iowa rule is to use onepint
of formaldehydc to so gallons of water
while at the Wisconsin station a pint
is used to 80 gallons of water. Quite
naturally if a bushel absorbs a gallon
of water in the treatment it will be
swelled considerably, SO that the Wis
consin station recommends opening
the drill up enough to SOW an extra
bushel to the ere. Care must be
taken not to let grain freeze after
being treated.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-23
The Fur Trade.

The fur trade Of North America has
always been largely conducted on the
principle Of barter, writes Duncan
Macarthur in the New England Mag.
azlne. The transactions with the In.
dams are carried on In q very simple
manner. When q hunter brings in his
collection of furs to any trading post.
Which he usually does twice a year, in
october and March, he is taken to the
trading room, where the official In
charge carefully examines, classifies
u values each skin, and when the
whole pack is gone over he hands the
Indian a number of tallies, or small
pieces of wood or metal, each repre-
senting the value Of a made beavers
M the whole representing the value
OF b entire catch. The Indian then
proceeds to the storeroom and selects
such articles as he requires-blankets,
capots, guns, knives, tea, tobacco. etc
IN payment for which he hands back
his TALES until they are all gone and
his purchasing powers are exhausted
lie then departs, another hunter takes
MS place and is dealt with in q simila,
manner, and so on until all the furs
! possession Of the whole band of In
dams have passed into the hands of tn,
trader. Formerly it was customary t,
give q good hunter a DRAM and SON,
small presents in appreciation OF hi
industry.