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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-15
NOta del dia

La intenci6n de los cOngre
gantes, al pretender que la Ca
mara aprobara ell celebre dis
boni6Hdose de la ley municipal
que facultaba a los alcaldes V
c0nceialeS para aSociarSc sin ca
racter de corporaciones, era We
ladamente enemiga para la Ii
ga de los Municipios, que ha
prestad0 al pals tan importan-
teS serViciOS.
va 10 advertimos opOrtuna-
mente, Y llegamos a senalar el
triste fin que aguardaba q la
Liga, ST no encontraba por par
te de sus defensores el mas de
cidido apoyo Y la defensa mas
energiCa
Afortunadamente sc ha sal
vadO tan util Y patri0tica aso-
ciaci6n. de los lazos que Ie fue-
ron teudidos. Aquel diSpOni6n
dose alevoso fue Dorado de la
ley municipal, la trampa trai-
cIOnera nOhiZ0 el esperadO efec-
to; fu6 advertida tempo de
evitar la caida.
POdemoS felcitarnos de que
hava SucedidO asi. En- van0
esperaban los congregantes que
la Camara baIa Sc hicIera COM
plice de la Decentralization del
oraculo.
Del parlamento surgi6 una
opinion distinta, rehelada en-
aquel proyecto de ley que no
pas0 en- el Executive. La Lig4
de los municipios debia subsis
tir siempre en- la forma en- que
fue establecida V para su soste-
nimiento las municipalidades
proveerian 10 neCeSariO.
No aprob0 el Executive, don
de los c0ngre4antes ticnen Ia
abrumadora fuerza del nuner0,
el proyecto dc ley de Ia Cana
IA. pero esta tampoco aprob0 81
d%SfoHi6Hdose falaz Y mogre
Dino
La Liga de los municipios
continuara funcionandO en- Ia
misma forma que 10 hizo antes
Y como esta en- la actuaIidad.
Ahora, vista la importancia
que tiene. probada la utiIidad
de que subsista, despu6s de la
brlllante Campana que aca ban
dc haCer, en- Washington, los
Comlsionados, ' cuando eI pals
acaba de ratitiCar su COnhanza
a la L'ga, en- aquel recibimien
espontaneo y popular dispensa-
do al senor Todd, a su regreso
de la Metr0poli, no cabe otra re-
soluCi0n de los COntumaces ad-
versarios de ese popular orga-
nlSmO, que TN franco reCOnOCi
mientO de que estaban en- el
error mas absolute, cuandO Osa-
ron Oponerse al libre Y legal
funcionamiento de la Liga de
los muniCipiOs.
ST el pals, ST los contribuyen-
ties, ST las COrp0raCiones muni-
c1pales necesitaran de est1mu-
los, nOSOtrOs Sc los dariamOs
para que COntinuaran prestan-
Go Su cOnCurso d la patri6tica
Liga.
Pero no hacen falta las excl
taciones; el pals esta conven
cldO de que eSe ORGANISING es
indispensable, pOr ser Ell uuico
Iue puede aCerCarse a los gran
des poderes de Washington a
denUnciar los abusos Y los cri-
menes del coloniaje, el pals ha
tenido Ia OCCASION de ConvenCer
Sc dc que al trente de ese orga
n'smO hay caractereS, verdade-
ros patriotas. Y ha comprendido
que la salvacion de la colonia,
que tiene que venir junta con
la Inuerte del regimen, hay que
peraTla a 1rremediablem mente
q: una poljtica de franQueza,
de alberta Y energica reclama-
cion. como Ia cue ha inaugura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-15

espanoles; no han pasado gaun seis
1neses desde que recomendaba como
intahbles procedimientos que no es
del case exponer ahora para conseguir
que al cabo de doce ounce amos me-
Jorasen los cambios hasta llegar, como
Sltuacion permanente, aproximaci6n
zen caso alguno la paridad) entire ell
Vaior del franco y la peseta.
A la aproximaci6n va Sc ha llegado
ne sobrevenir alguna contrsrida ad
lmpensada Sc llegara tambi6n 4 IL pa
ridad antes que transcurran los afles
que NJ. Leroy Beauleu daba de plazo
pare obtener un resultado bastante
mas modesto, mediante condolences
que por cierto no Sc han cumplido.
En- Ia excelente revista ibero-ameri.
cana "Mercurio", Sc exponen minucio-
samente las causas de la baja de los
cambios espa1oles sobre el extraniero.
son multiples Y complejAs solo cabe
conslderar como circunstancias las me.
nos importantes
La situaci6n hnanciera de Espana
es satisfactoria. Ell "Mercurio" dice
que los presupuestos espaholes Sc sal
dan sin deficit desde hace cuatro amos.
81 dijese que desde hace seis amos es.
tarfa mas acertado el colega
No solo sin deficit. sino con supera.
bit Sc saldan los presupuestos espa4lo.
les, 10 cual en- ell extraniero inspira
esnfanza da crGdito.
Por otra parte, ell Banco de Espana
Iaumenta 81 reserva de plata, la cual
representa- actualmente mas del q por
100 con respecto a los billetes en- cir
culaci6n. Ell Tesoro ha devuelto al
Banco mas de seiscientos millones de
IPesetas por los abonar6s de Ultramar
que tenia en- cartera- Convene aqre-
gar, para suplir una emission del aMer-
curio' que ell Estado despu6s de ha-
Der suspendido Ia acunaci6n de plata.
ha recogido, sin sustituirla. toda la
moneda de aquel metal acunada con
.anterioridad al aho 1870.
En- 1924 Sc sald6 en- Espana Ia ba-
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aquel Mensaje glorioso que fue
ratificado en- Washington, ante
los mas eminentes prohombres
de la polftica norteamericana.
Y era indispensable; era de
rigor el empeno que todos he
mos puesto aqui en- que Sc
pueda sostener la Liga de las
undergraduates; era precise
que todos nuestros esfuerzos Sc
COnSagraran al exitO de esa
obra, a hacerla perdurable, por-
que hubo TN funcionario que sc
dejo decir ante el legitimo en-
tuSlasmo collective que Sc pro
dujo durante la organization
de la Liga, que a los tres meses
va nadie sc acordaria de ella.
Han pasado, no tres, muchos
meses han pasado, Y nadie ha
podldo olvidar que la voz mas
alta que Sc ha escuchado hasta
ahOra, en- defensa nuestra, en- la
metropoli, ha sido la de la Liga
de los municipios; han pasado
muchos meses, ha sido precise
veneer muchas oposiciones; la
enemiga del gobierno, el bio
queo econ0mico que quiso esta-
bleCer el SecretariO; ha sidO ne
gada la autoridad fantastica del
oraculo de la congregation, Y la
Liga sigue viviendo, sigue lu-
chando, sigue velando por los
intere6es de la COlOnia Y defen-
diend0 su augusta PERSONAL
dad
ST por desgracia nuestra, la
voluntad de la congregation hui
biera sido mas fuerte que la vo-
luntad del pals, 81 Ell gobierno
hubiera logradO su prop0sito de
aniquilar Ia Liga, 81 el sarcas-
tiCO dichO del funCi0nariO alu-
dido sc hubiese c0nfrmado, 81
va no COntaramOS con eSa pOde
rosa Y popular asOCiaci6n de de-
fensa, cediendO a las impOsicio-
mes cOacCionantes y . las anne
nazas insufribles, habriamOs
dadO el eSpeCtaCulO trlSte que
eSperaban preSenCiar los que
nos Green aquejadOs de tan in
durable abulia, que nj para en-
prender la prOpIa defensa nos
.suponcn la voluntad necesaria.
Esta vez hem0s probadO 10
COntrariO. Los COngregantes
sabr1n por 10 tanto, que la pa
ciencja Y la pasivjdad han te-
nldO un limite al fin, Y que pa
ra prOteStar, COnStantemente,
contra Ell regimen Y sus fumes
tOS aliadOS, subsiste una asoCia-
Cl6n de todos los ayuntamientos
sostenida p0r la cooperation Y
el entusiasmO Y las simpatias
generates de la colonia.
Y subsiste, a pesar de la op0-
Sici0n que sc le ha hech0. con
ira v1entO Y marea, pOrque el
pueblo con eSa intuiCi0n mara
villOsa que solo tienen las gran
deS multitudes ha viSlumbrado
su salvacion redentora en- la
Obra que tiene a su cargo la
association de los municipioS.
De la temible eDoca legislati-
va, Ell la que era dado temer al
guna abdicaci0n d0lOrOsa que
perjudicara a la Liga, ha result
tadO inc0lume Y robustecida, 81
sc qulere, pOrque Sc ha demos
trado plenamente que esta de
fendida por todas las institution
mes p1bliCas, franCamente puer-
tOrriquenas.
FL periodic de prueba ha ter
minado va, ahora solo falta que
en- vista de la frmeza demos
trada por el pals en- defensa de
la Liga, deje el gobierno de hos.
tlllzarla, apelando a recursos
menguados V a maquinaciones
torvas que han resultado in1ti-
les para lograr el torpe PROPOSE
to de quitarle al pals su mas
COntundente TeCurso de defensa.
La voluntad colectiva Sc ha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
BOWLERS VERY
ANGRY

Petty pride pushed Detulantiy %
the fore has once more added TO th e
dem0rallxed condition ~ local bow J.
dom. The recent action Of local
alley owners. insisting that the pro-
posed tuu-man tourney and indi-
slduai contests be rolled on three
alloys has reused the Ire OF many
prominent spare shooters and sew
eral have refused TO enter the com
ing tourney
Manager Hedreea. Of the Monarch
alleys and a member Of the schedule
committee. refused "a attend the
meeting last night Nothing WAS
done al the mceting and the ached-
ale committee will meet again to-
nlght Al the Bismarck alleys
The present rupture has resulted
from the persistent attempts % al
Icy owners 10 conduct a champion
ship event on three sets OF alleys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
MILLS Will
START
eAttARo OWNERS WILL CALL ron MEN TO FILL PLACES
OF The srHKERs-wiLL p Az TIE WAGE SCALE.

BALLARD April iO-An effort
10 break the shlngle weayera strike
Will be made tomorrow. when five
or possibly sin Of the big mills will
resume operations n they can ~,
cure this necessary men. The mill
men state they vii hire any man
who applles for a position. II be ~
capable The Beale viii be- the same
a. when the men vent out. although
the owners say that n the knee
boltera and DRAG .aawyora are dis.
satisfied wlth the scale. they will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

into he room. and Dr RedArd
walked across - the Windows and
pulled down the DARK blue blinds
Tie switched on 4 blue electric nght
~ about rs candle power
With his left hand he brought the
blue HIGHT 10 within a foot Of my
eyea and whispering 90 me TO Ezze
at Il fixeily. he threw cloth u shy
blue color over my head and the
lamp I confused 20 stare 81 the
blue tight. wondering shat was
about to happen vas perfectly
oouaeiouA aud could hear the tick
Ing Of the Doctors watch near my
ear Gradually soothiuE feeline
stole over me and ny tooth stopped
palnlnE me
| passed into a eomi -somnolen'
state. bat vas not unconscious Dr.
Raaara after three minutes hastily
TIRES the cloth of my head The
lamp aprang back into its place and
I found an instrument ia my mouth
EraHplng the maiar
distinctly felt a slight tug but
no pain. and the molar Wa in front
Of my eyes next instant
Did you feel any pain asked
the doctor. passing ma a glass OF
water
No. not the slightest
You are e good subject. added
the daetUr very nervous clients
will not follow my instructions and
concentrate their eyes and mind
upon the blua light
Or Rrdarf then gave me sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. April i0-Miss Daisy
Dodd. for the second time. won the
whist championship Of Ballard. The
fifth aud last series 81 whist parties
given by the local lodge 0f Elks was
held last night. and Miss Dodd. By
scoring a total Of 50 points. bat one
more than Mrs DE- stuart. Won a
silver loving cup donated by Law
rence 1. Moore Mrs Dr. Stuart
and Fred Geddes won the first
prizes for the series. a vase and a
siik umbrella. AIRS. Stuart scored
- points aud Mr. Gaddss So. The
prizes for the evenings play went
% Mrs Dudley Doe. a set Of silver
nut picks. Mrn v , Mclean. sill
yer spoon. W " Gould Of INTERPLAY
q stein. ~ J Trlekey. a stein.
The Elka viii give dancing
party April q
Miss Eta Oarnet. Of the Ballard
arhpols. Nho was operated on some
umc ago At the General hospital Ia
Seattle has returned 70 her home
Frank sigber. with bis son. left
yesterday for Everett. where he Nill
go into the shinKia mill business
Mr. stnber has lived in Ballard FOG
a number Of years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

CHARGE M'CURDY
WITH CONSPIRACY

NEW YORK. April l0-CharRes
II conspiracy In the appointment u
Robert II NeCurdy a. superintend-
ent Of the foreign division OF tho
Mutual life Insurance company
were made Ia a new action brought
BY that company yesterday against
Richard A. Mecurdy. former presi-
dent Of the company. and his son.
Robert The complaint alleges that
the two AcCurdys conspired 20 en-
rich Robert II ArCurdy by main
tanning his compensation on a COM
mission basis at an enormous profit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
LAKE UNION
WATER FRONT

Influences are M work that have
determined ell the large. IS well as
most pf the small property holders
along Lake Union - withdraw their
water front holdings from the mar
ket and temporarily. ~ least 70 de-
cllue 10 name prices Or entertain
offers from buyers. Charles Somers
Company. Of the Alaska BLDG how
ever. state that they are stiii in
position 10 dispose 81 some water
frontage az the north end of the
lake. AZ old prices 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

particulars concerning HIS wonder
ml dinroNerY. Remsrklng the ef-
feet of primitive coloru ON Inorganic
aud organic bodies, he found that
red produced agitation, excitement
and nervousness yellow produced
sadness and melanehalia, whereas
blue produced "A feeling Of peace aud
drowsiness Or Nedard then put
tho blue light to a practical test aud
operated upon scores Of patients,
only 70 per cent OF whom felt any
pain during an operation
The advantage the blue lisht has
over other known Aneathetica IL that
the patient feels no after offeetH
whatever from ita application
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

faS Olympic Place. pF (. W
sharplrs Nas Immediately called
ard spent the most ~ The night al
the bedside az the pioneer
while TIE sufferer II IN a semi
conscious rnndition. nf RhaHuies
expresses the belief that q T. a
ASS ~ ordinary auopiexy aud ths
stroke may not be serious enough
10 permanently Disable him.
The sick man - ane of The largest
owners In Seattle business realty
Win bis brother George kiuuear
hs has been dealing heavily in tide
iamda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
LIKE
WH|TEWASH
os SPECIAL COMMISSION ON VALENCIA WRECK
...s NO ONE sur DEAD oAPrAlN-euGEN's OFFICERS
..,o,y sssukEo FOR DEPARTURE OF VESSEL TO VIC.
roslA

miHsioneta a. 90 whether II was pos
aiblc 90 send boats OFFICERS 81 the
Queen. however are blamed for the
departure Of the vessel for Victoria
The Pacific Coast "a ia not hlam-
"a or even ceuHurvd the vessel az
ecriing Ia the commissioners. hay.
ms been answering the require.
ments II the law
No one IL blamed for the delay
- vessels Ia reaching the wreck
and the partV that first reached
shore ia not criticized FOR failure
60 Immediately rescue those who
elung aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
REALTY WORTH
sl,275,O00

James r Blackstone a iocat rel
estate dealer has prepared % aaitr-
datr - city property which lattt
he disposed nf lot the purpose %
securing money With which 90 east
a city hall The total estimated vai 4.
nations. Including the tstt0oo Y.
estNcd fu9 The city Stable. site and
SEQ 600 she valuation which asr
piaecs on the ciiy hall site - 81. 10 /.
zoe NJ tiAekiHteue faNnra iefet
action BY tho ritF and county to-
wards erecting a building on the
rev ruuft hUusr site faf the use o.
beth city and cuuutN officials. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

uiities are likely 20 begin a. any
moment bet ween construction gangs
employed by the Columbia VALLEY
and Portland 4 Seattle railroads.
the two rival roads being built down
the north banh Of the Columbia
river BY the Hartman aud Hill in
tefeatH
The first overt act % hostility be-
gan yesterday when The Hartman
graders began shOyeline or four
feet from the top OF the Portland q
seattle grade a little distance below
La Csmas. Wash In order 20 get
down % The Columbia valley Krade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

take the matter up With the men
personally
While n ia not confirmed by the
owners. II Is rumOred the follow
ing mills Will make HH effort to
start tomorrow morning Nicholas
mill. Campbell mill Salmon Bay
Bhingle NIL company BolfOm ium-
bee company and the MuIlin Shlngis
company.
] G. COfbetf Of the Seattle Cedar
Lumber Manufacturing company.
said that their mill would start
work again tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
SOLO TWO TRACTS OF
WATERFRONT FOR HOMES

The Pacific Investment Co. col
zez walker Hldg report the sale Of
two tracts 81 waterfront property
At colby for summer homes. Water
front property seems in strong de-
mana aud f. appreciated even more
this season than last -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

W l. Rogers. who rooms At aof
colunnbla g.. acted the oood Sam
aritan on saturday nlEht and the
result vss The diaappeeranee Of hts
new made acquaintance aud inci.
dcntailY something llke So in cash
wbleh he bad left in bis clothing
Rogers spent ihr evening about
tswn and during hts iaaefs picked
up wigh yeuHe fellow about %
years - aEr rhsY both stayed cut
late. according - tha story told the
pailen this nsafuing. AMI went 20
Rogers foam "a slsep the remainder
" tha might Whru Raaera Wntr
up ia friend Was gone and within
a fen minutes ne likewise discover
"a the diaapnsafauce ~ ahaut SIS
bon money Whieh BE had left in his
trousers Nets This palire are
nnu leukarE fer the friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
ACTION POSTPONED

The city council Of West seattle
Iast alKhf postponed final action on
he petition " 4 n O. peuniaon for
, franchise 70 Operate a ferry boat
- That city. WITH . street car system
hnd lighting system Tho proposed
ffnnrhiHe ~ the Seattle Tacoma
Power 20. WAS introduced "a the
lnertinW. ard n n Nelson an-
mauncsd that the Seattle Electric
rompauY would submit a franchise.
"a meeting - the council as a COM
lmittee u the whole lest Sunday
recommended The passage 81 the
franchise asked for hy Mr. nenni.
son. with frw amendments. but
this action was postponed.
Thomas Krrl. a graduate 81 tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
FRANCHISE:
TOMORROW

The Hartman terminals franchise
now pending before the corporations
committees OF the city council viii
be taken up al a meeting 81 the
Esnmittee tomorrow. Tho ntiotneys
Tor the company have asked that
the matter he taken up 81 that time
Ia order that they may ascertain the
desiFes " The committee ON certain
features 81 the proposed grant The
Erirfal plans for the terminals
.aNe not yet been received by the
local representatives VI the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

..tN,sroN. Anvil 10 Aside
eamlax Capt johnson foe
spn '..se. his course IA reHren=
et.,ss - ts.e loss of tss lives in
se'ap Il the valsueIa h. liked
y ..,.,,t which the special tn
D ~ ~. ~. ..,mnlssion. consisting
ueuay. Herbert Knox
! - ana cart horvs'i. N''' '''''
- -. was sauch testimony io the
49, 80 ne sea Vas smooth when
: ~ osssa ana rcresa ~sfe 'n we
y W y m wreck bat thcrr H.
~ ,,l.n ia Ne minds II the cotus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

Recently a. midnight I vas SEATED
in A cafe debating with myself
whether life was worth living. be
cause % an aching molar which Na'
throbbing in my head when Dr.
Redard happened TO walk In aud
loln me
explained my woes and the re
suit was an appointment at the
srliuic" next morning 20 extract my
tooth with the aid of the blue light
no. It IL no experiment" the
doctor told me-. dozens - eases
have passed through my hands Nlth
very successful results
Next morning I found myself seat
ed Ga a dentists chair. very 80 ~
ease. The sun was shining brightly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

Or Redard. head Of the Geneva,
Switzerland. CantnuAl school OF
Duutiatry. has discovered a mes an
enfhatic. that destroys the PATIENT
feeling without rubbing him Of eou'
sciouaneaa. Dr. Refaffs discovery
has hesn approved b. many eon-
frerea Ia Engiand. Amrrics. Ger
many italy and Switzerland. Dr.
Redard hopes that after hia dlscpY.
cry haa been made public a. The
medical congress. which - 20 Be
held AZ Lisbon. the blue nGht Niil BE-
employed a. an auesthstlc IN Den
unry throughout the world This
account % the blue hghi ia given
b. a yuunE Swiss who had q tooth
extracted Under its Influence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
fairbanks NEARLY
Destroyed BY FIRE

ruRsaNks. April 10 Good
-. A mlanteer iiyealen saved
s..A..ks fsum destruction BY fire
"a, ne washins tan block
,..,rsNt the loss hrins 81 =
rr Hayss lumped nom d s,
.,srx asnaow dugag The IRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
STATUS OF POST

President Mcgrsw Of the chamber
uf commerce yesterdas received a
dispatch from Senator Piles At
washington announcing that the
change VA The garrison 81 Fort Law
ton win not initiate against the
eventual increase u the posts Inn
partaaco until ~ shall become a reg
mental post as promised the city BY
the war department several years
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

and was iuJar~d
The principal loaeru we're nill Nc
Phee and Hen Everett owners II
the building So coo. r. D. Hayes.
cloihier. $4,000. The smaller losers
Nero Deal 4 Co, Angus Mcdonald.
Times Printing company and Col.
lina a MeGaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10
.I|HN K|NNEAR
SERIOUSLY ILL

~. r gInnsar. the prominent
..o.., sea 8asinsss msu of fnia
=. - AS stYGeasa shle az hss
-, Yesterday evening = report :
= As afsernocu as reaiinE
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The beat race with California Al
Hrrkricy. April "a. may not tax,
place The local uarsmen viii not
carry more than a. pounds. whls
California insists on IS pounds.
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A photograph Of wiiber Glenn
VoliYa the new head II Zion. al
his desk In Zion City. voliya va.
an Indiana convert % nowie uriF
inallY. and wss cent to New Zealand
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chief lieutenant. aud IN thai shori
time organized the revolt asainsl
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James 4 Mnore last night signed
the contract With the cltY faf tear
ting down the Washington The Do
mulitlon wiii commence daf 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-10

University ~ Washington. who ia
now ~ Occur pAiens. has Offered
a tiee prise TOT the best paper on
Industrial chemistry.
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