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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BIG MATCH IS
POSTPONED
rsss aSp o'sRiEN Will NOT
xssr At PLEASANT aEAcH
On ira FouRrs OF July.

ne fsxht between Tommy Burns
- Thliadelphia Jaek onrien for
~ 1 hAs haen declared of ey the
.rp.sals Il ne Pleasant Beach Ath.
~ claa
n.splse the fact that onrlen
..sss - PER csnt Of the purse. Win.
- o. draw. Burns Is willtas g
ars,e kirn. bur ovinE to the short
a..e 10 advertise the 30 the club
- aeeissea that Il you'd ee better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

rssfns nsrtsss sstsssss. tlsass r~s too.
whiis fuHsf lss'ste.s tsA4u - So 81
80 csiss.l II ss,sas.. =. s,'' =
sssisss hes nH hsshaurs irt,pss is
80 ''. ss.sa,,-. a. a. !, ss 81
fhatsft. e isqt asiafsEas 49, 3 re-
4 sasss " sssss - 49, us. as.
Fruits.
n.nsss. q rse1 = - = go wss.i.
islsans ~ has ffe. rhHirs lsislaHs.
-, ussass sel5s a,sf s-assis - =
f.asE ~ l.s..' o.. -! :. o..
c.iifernis eafss' IS Is Nasss - 4. 81
va tefss - n. sse Nis esfiess. -
"A %. raFfeas ~ - cast itft. nsu Fara
81 aas o. Wash6ngf#n sifa afFff8es aaFa.
asnn rsr fratr. tts CiaFss. rrf rrais.
e 4 eheIriss. ~ crate g aea p
ih 5.lA. apfissts 80 arats 81 peaefes
80 frafF. q @ pfamH rsr dfatr. o. - ae
Ggas.
strictly frssh ranrh srrs 90 dea. -
nfssan raHeh. -
Butter and Cheese.
wassinFtea ffesmssr tuttsf psr - M
ras4sfn frssh trizs 30 10 NJ Easssra.
frssh tah rer - H fAneh taftef 80
IL ~ rfafnas rasfrfn tub W ~
iB8Fs fwias rer D. So yuuax American.
hifak Hrfsf ~ ~ a. hnssarrsf lh ttr
prr ~ Zee asW Daisies fheras. per ~
~. re- efsaa hfics cheese pr r. ~
tleeh sriss psr 10. IA. iimuarasr. p. 10
Poultry.
Live aIf fftfhrrs go 10 fsGfetsf. traii
go frs - loHs hrF iufkeys usf n. 80
~ dfsssst. rsr - isuftc i've sssss. ~
~ faaf1r sFaasst rsr 10 iEutta5 nVi
aueka rsr - t1ffri dressed per -. 10
lie. afsssrd chieksns isaito
Meats.
Steers pr r.. ~. covs ~. r.. veal
~ 10 tHiar ffuitan. pc n, eurAfc sufini
iaea. prf N, tri dressed hfea per "
itau
Live stock.
ws,hsrs rhszp 80 n. g.. ewes POI n,
calves pr TO- tUio. iaubs per had. "a
Fish.
ftanta, ~ Ugei salnen trout. dressed
pr ~ inHiaitc frafen silver salmon pr 10
| fc fhiiseak satnen. per lh i0isci fleundsfr
/ to. tNa sHiss pr u ~ Feck ced %
| ~ 81. shftnps per u. Loo froven hiael
| roa psH ~ e. hnF col pr - tee siiFs
srusIs h4ff per u Olympia oysters, 20
sach f4gi0t f8i q ier eal. CLANS. q pei
ssch. banEsnsas crabs ti0i 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
THE MARKETS

The inclcment weather ~ the
past two DAYS l. besng felt on West
era g.. in many Ways The straw
berry oundltiou Is directly felt and
instead % prices bsius GA the de
cline they have taken a sudden
Jump Common berries are TO-DAY
eolnE At o.. and Ciarka are selling
Tor s. 80
Mississippi tomatoes are arriving
and the price Il down 20 t22s Wa
beans are ranging IN prices. and the
same can b said ~ peas
Apricota. peaches and piuma are
noW on the market, being In espc
cially good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

-.r,soNy IN ROCHE AARaoR
.,ur sufr IS TAKEN nuFoRu
npos HANFoRo - coNTiN.
no UNTIL SATURDAY.

~..,lmou, Cor the plaintiff in the
as,,akhi b, Ernest CopWcl, of
raueisce. asaEpst lehn : Ne
80 prssidant 81 The Tacoma 4
49, nafhcf lime company, aud
aliuas commissioner was
~, \. ,ester,say before ludge HAa
conusn asks for the appoint
efa rs,ciytr tug the lime con.
sliexlnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
.se 81 trust 90 the part 81 Me
ne caneiusion of yesterday y
,.e,,as part % Che cyidonce yet Ia
s,emiiieG tY the defense sas
..aatea 10 . master IN chanccrN
~ hfiher confederation IA the
ss.r,l court continued Ga Saturday
ssaean Cupwel vas required ia
- 81 eoa bnuds to cover coufl
-. "a ssk ace 10 secure defend.
~ hNm dapiasts. by naaNtu ~ the
..@esury Injunction issued In the
80 Il lsllnfe 60 prove charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
STATE LAW CHARGE.

William steffin. proprietor of the
Madison para pavllion Nho was ar.
rvsted sunday By Detective Cotbeft.
charged with violating the saloon
ordinance. has been charged aiao
under the state lAw with maintain
inx a nuisance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
CH|NK JOINTS
ARE RA|DEO
DETECTIVES swooP DOWN OK
ORIENTAL GAMBLERS. SMASH
FURNITURE AND CAPTURE
THIRTEEN PLAYERS.

Detectives Phlibfick and nafbee
last night wided Chinese Fnm
bling den Al aistz Fonfth az south
usiuE To the time which II required
81 reach the ftom the dealers and
players all escaped The offieefn
smashed the apparatus
shortly after ! u'eloek Tits mora
inE PatFuimca Osborn and Martin
raidet another Chlnene gambling
den ~ sie Msin ". and captured =
men. including Dong Bong. the pro
rrisfpr The gambling pafapheT
aaiiA was seized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

season ticket TO the races At The
Meadows
iios 81 the Grand opera House
Twn ssatH a. the Grand opefs
ltouFe.
Two admissions 70 the Baseball
Park
Two seats 60 the Third Avenu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
AaN and Frtdaiuffa.

Fast Wash Timothy. 81 per ton. ruFst
Sound fituls per ton double comp Fast
wash ~ per ton, alfalfa. ~ pef Ton.
shsat haF tle pr ton East Wash oats
SO Per ton. Puget HaHnd cats SO pef Zen
nhdir fHfu - peT tau. cracked rufus 81
PCT ton feed meal ~ per ton midailnAa.
- per tun5 Oh rahn meal SO pr ton, hfan
80 pr ton. shorts 80 nsr ton. chopped
feed. tHuN lrr ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
Lime and Cement

Portland cement. Imported per M 81
Port land cement, Gaiifo-aia, per hhi. ~
lees 9nc fnf returned bags plaster paris
per bbi o. lime San tuan 4 Roche liar
Dor bit 81 81 fire brick per ~ sec pies
tefinE hair per ~ e. metal iath. pf'
YARD lFafFse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
Moonlight Dance
Tomorrow NIGHT

At All Point Natntorlum You
can spend the finest evening Of your
life dancing on a magnificent floor.
10 good music az Aih Point Take
boat from Flyer dock. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Theater.
Two box seats 70 the star Thea .
ter
Now. Tor e last example
cEr IN = liNGutSTlCkL
cHRokoMgrER CONTENTION.
DIRECTING ENVELOPE. CON
TEST EotToR. DAILY STAR etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

A handsome visiting svwn Zoe 3
young matron IL - ersps talns. In .
sofs ehamragus tone. Thr much
desired short walsted effect IL eht
ialuea b means - a high stride
ahiCh extends along the sides and
az me bafk. While an enpirs sffscl
- shoan 81 ths front A squars
shaped yoke Il made u Nsniss iAfr
urnn foundation ~ whits mousse
ilns AID outlined Nish Val inssr
iiou
The skirt "a trimmed etth The val
lnssrtien. uhich crosses the iurks a
shs shirt yuas and ssntshsH beneath
ths bex nieat Nhieh fufuss the stu-
pifs front The SKIRT IL Ions tfail
ira esss and is fully gathered 70 m
hin Ynks
Ysilae - she tone ~ The Nsapall.
tar Bat shieh i aofn Nith Eats
costume The high eruan ia sur.
fpan9si uifh kis ahise Daisies. viii
vsitow rrutsra Two pale yeiinw
aiatnsa spesp aeress the back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

son It. have stolen the sign from
above the front door fof three con
aecniiFe nights aud MARI Was 80 IN
diEuant when be reported the 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

The Western Washington Chinese
Missionary society met last vveninr
Tor a thfte.d8ya' convention tissaf
sandcrsan. q the divinity school
Eugene. Ore. addressed the meet
inw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
SURROUNDED 81 WATER.

GALVESTON. Tes. June ~ -
The sante Pc bridge was burned
this morning. aevering all connec
lion with the island except by water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Tense TO the police that he figur@
lively spit fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
LIKE MARKS SIGN.

Enemies Of + u Marx. Who op-
crates a laundry office al SOC Jack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Talbot Tor patents. 200 Mutual LIfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

q Mrs. Aiexander. 81 Cary. Me- who has
found Or, Kings New Life pills 70 be the
best remedy size ever tried for keeping
the Stomach. liver and Bowels IN per-
feet order. You'u agree with her II you
Try these painless purlners that infuee
new life. Guaranteed BY An DRUGGISTS,
Prics 2Ic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
% ooMpels wIrH sYNOlcArEs.
Individual Farmers Planning to Secure
Land in indian Territory.

south McAlester L. r., Apr 25-
The Indian Territory brsnch OF the
Farmers Educational and co-opera-
tive Union Of America has undertaken
to give protection to Individual farm
ors in competition with territorial land
companies and syndicates in che pur.
chase Of agricultural land advertised
for sale by tribal citizens. A delegate
convention will be held here May 16.
The official call in part reads:
Tho purpose Is to formulate some
plan whereby the lands to be sold by
We Indian citizens may be purchased
by the farmers and actual settlers as
homes, and to defeat the grafters and
land syndicates in their efforts to con-
troll these lands. 1t is contemplated
So the making Of this call to provide a
plan 10 assist each farmer to buy
tracts to suit his ability to pay rang
ing fro mten to 100 acres, to treat the
Indian fairly paying what the land is
worth, and to arrange for long term
leans at 6 per cent interest, thus en-
abling every farmer to buy a home, no
person to be assisted now owning a
farm. or Ia purchasing more than 100
acres for any one man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
DOGS WE'RE FEEDING
ON HUMAN BODIES.
Soldiers Are Ordered TO Stay the
Animals.

San Francisco, Cal, April 25.-One
Of che gruesome scenes that has fol
lowed the FIRE. was that one on Tele
graph ana Russian JIills and along the
entire north beach front Of the city
this morning when half a 0 Of
haif.staryed dogs were found eating
human bodies, The animals were dis
covered gnawing and tearing at the
corpses, half buried IN the ruins.
Where only a leg or an arm protruded
the dogs were digging for the rest Of
the body. Men who had been sent
into the ruins OF homes 10 look for
what little property that might have
escaped the flames came upon this
s~ickening condition and Immediately
reported TO the navel officers IN com
mand Of the water front military dis
trlcts. In response to their appeal
that something be done Blue Jackets
were detailed 60 cover the section
designated and KIN an dogs found in
those yicinities. an morning rifle re-
ports could be hearl on the hillside
and along the be oh as the dogs were
killed. Men We're pressed into service
either to bury The bodies or 70 throw
them into The bay. IN a few places
smoulaerirg fires were SIN found and
There il was possible 90 cremate IN.
animate
II was not believed that there were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Mems Oxfords Ia Tan, Black Wei and
rat Colt. $500 to $3.50 az Robinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
ENRoLLgD OgLAwAREs
Fer Leaving Their Kansas Lands t,1oo
indians Get st2s,ooo

Bsrtlesyille, l. T., April 25.-The
payment OF sl2s.O0o to the LOO en-
rolled Delaware Indians began here
today. The paying party Is working
under direction Of Dana II. Kelsey,
Indian agent. Although the paying
party will visit Nowata~April ~ and
vinita May 2, more than hall the
$4,000 will be. disbursed from Bar
~tlesyille.
This sum, together with $4,000
which went TO the attorneys, was al
lowed the Delawares for lands in
Kansas which they gave up when the
Delaware tribe was merged with the
Cherokees. Journey Cake. the last
chief Of the Delawares. died several
years ago. Few fun blood Delawares
remain, All the remaining members O
the tribe having a mixture Of tbs
bloods OF other Indians or Of whites.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu
matte troubles. Sold BY an druggists.
or two months treatment by ma. for
$500. DR.. q. W. Hall. 1926 olive
street. So. Louis. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
STAND BY PRESIDENT PAGE.
Prominent Negroes Protest Against
celored E~dueator's Removal.

About one hundred negroes met
az the First Baptist church to protest
against the removal Of President I. 70.
Page from the Langeu9a normal school
and the substitution AZ an advanced
salary Of Prof. r. r.. Taylor Of Tuske-
gee. Alabama. Rev S Lyons presid-
cd over the meeting and Rev. O. a.
Buchanan acted as secretary. Strong
resolutions wsre adopted endorsing
the Page aG.hinistrasion and request
Ing the board Of regents to reinstate
him. Petitions are being circulated
among the colored residents Of the
territory for signatures and VIII be
sent to the governor and the board Of
regents. A committee Of fifteen was
appointed to call upon the governor
and place the resolutions adopted last
evening 10 his hands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
vAN DuYN.s DEAL IN goos.
Royal Landlord Does a Husky Hen
Fruit stunt.

Landlord Fred Van Duyn Of the
Royal. thinking to take time BY the
forelock. loaded up last fall on coll
storage eggs Eggs were low ana Van
knew that when January came round.
they would be higher than a eats
back. lie knew also that while the
average guest cares nothing for eggs
when they are cheap, he Is inordinate-
ly Fend Of them when they climb to
SOC a dozen. and insists on having
them at every meal Along IN the
middle Of The winter while most Of
the stock WIS set ON hand. the eggs
weat stale, becoming SO fragiant that
even The waters wouldn't touch them
Van was sick Of the egg business BY
that time and wanted TO unload. He
talked to the commission man, but
the G. m. held out no hope Said he
didn't see how he could use the eggs
at all Finally. after much sparring
for position, he onered to take them
off Vans hands at seven cents a doz
en-, which was considerably less than
Van had paid for them Van took
what was offered. The commission
man packed the eggs in new cases.
hired Il couple 81 farmers and their
teams and set them % work peddling
the eggs about town. The farmers
called IN due time al thg Rqyal aud
Col Van Duyn told them he could use
ONE fresh country eggs Before they
drove away they had unioaaed four
cases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

~snoppers hsadache" Is prevented by
readins The ada. before sou 80 shopplns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

SO many dead in the Telegraph snd
Russian Hnis until the dogs were
found there digging FOR The bodies
When the dogs have an been run
down Ind slain a further search win
be made Of those sections to obtain
the bodies and bury them as Don as
possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Living Indoors so much during the win
ter months creates a Sort Of a sutny.
want-of-ozone condition 40 the blood and
system generally. Clean up and set
ready for spsinB, Take a few Early
Risers. These mmore little pills eicnse
the liver. stomach. bowels and give the
blood a chance 70 purify Itself. They re-
iieve headache. sallow complexion, etc.
Sold By G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Is no worse thar the terrible case ~ Piles
that afflicted me 10 years. Then | was
advised to apply Buckleu's Arnica salye.
and less thar a box permanently cured
me. writes l.. s. Napier. OF Rugles, Ky,
Heals ali wounds, Burns and Sores like
magic. csc AZ All Druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
IMPERIAL COUNCIL ANCIENT Or
Der MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC
sHRYNE, AND NATIONAL
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS.
Los ANGELES, CALF. MAY ? TO
10. 1905.

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
win sell round trip tickets TO Los An
geles and San Francisco, First class, at
rate OF 5000. On sale April 25th to
May 5th inclusive. Final return limit.
July 31st. 1906. Liberal stopovers will
be granted on these occasions.
For an additional charge OF 1880,
.ic1ets may read via Portland In one
direction. using either boat or rail-. at
option OF passenger. baggage checked to
all points OF %stopover. If desired.
NJ. N. cocHRELL,
Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
EVANGELIST CARLlN WILL RE
MAIN AT FIRST Nj. e. CHURCH.
OVER SUNDAY.
Growing interest and Earnest Request
Of Members WHISTLE Postpones
Carbonate Engagement To
Next Monday.

Such 4 deciGod interest was mani
tested in the meeting al the Firt NJ.
+. church last night and so earnest
were The church members in their de
sire for the meetings to continue,
Evangelist p c. Carlin yielded to their
wishes and consented to remain over
Sunday deferring his engagement at
Carbonate 10 Monday w. e.
Charles, the singer however, will go
to Carbonate today 10 begin The meet
ine3 there.
Excellent results were accomplished
al The meeting last night The church
was crowded and many went TO the
altar for prayers Three professed con-
version Q d several united with the
church. Rev. w. T Morris. he pastor
announces that all who have joined the
church during the revival meetings
will be admitted Sunday evening on
probation according to The rules of tho
church.
Services viii be held daily at ESQ
p. m. and 1880 p m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

safety of her own room. Il never
meant to do IT, I didn't care, really
didn't. ii the valley brimmed over
with men who wanted to make me less
lonely. But | couldn't resist you.
had 10 write a wee note when you
came-and then You may put your
u.ughty faces together and laugh if
you like. It's Just that I'm lonely she
whispered. ITS mbedrable, the lone
Illness since no longer have my work.
J wonder?"
June came and drified away. July
was ushered iu; ae summer rested on
ihe mountain-top like full tide that
las no ebb, and. aa day followed day.
wheeling on. more than one mountain
top dweler saw the change in Miss
Carleton.
How strong sua g., growing: how
beautiful they would say as she
passed. And II was true. Under the
influence of the letters that were laid
at her plate morning after morning.
from 4 man whose very name was
unknown TO her, Tor he signed himself
simply. 'rhe Man in The Valley" her
nature was sweetening. seeding az its
core for larger, dcarer life.
Did you eyer write letters to
woman you idealizcd. Or. HERBERT"
In my Lochinyar days, Miss Garlic
ton" the doctor said.
And did something come between
you? And did 1t hurt SO? Is that
why you left a big city practice and
came 5000 feet up TO minister to ugly
coughs2"
NO" said the doctor. srsvely Il
had q better reason. Isn't making
you well and sending you back reason
enough for my be z here?"
Sending me hset2" in sudden ter
ror. But I'm no goingi | ate ny
heart out to 80 back when came. but
DOW-noW-"
When the silence grew heavy be.
tween them the doctor spoke again.
i once knew q ch who wrote letters
b. a woman white slip OF a woman
SloAa be diaGt i4ls4-1e, rs H4ld.
fe ul1n AHJT nc sO.ea .et 81 Hlst-
ne |n..e sWsep "a AS i4Ie Ras aa-s
nom volAeH- BIZ t8Is srI was b.
lonely, - patlsi4c sol-e4l--s, ti-at he
found himself -Iuns tAsss islLsrs "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
TELEPHONE SERVICE
a. WicHIiHe win Be Improved By
Cumberland Company Who Have
Purchased interests There.

Thc Wicklife Telephone company
u erests in Wicklinc have been
bought by the Cumberland Telephone
company and the Cumberland people
nov have q thorough service In Bal
la Il county.
Yesterday a franchise was bought
In the town of la Center and this
With the Wicklfa service will give
thc company a total of five exchange
o. ballard county and all undor the
9ur. ,iaan OF thc local headquarters.
Toe Cumberland company is cx-
'au.inz n Kentucky and entering new
tcrr.ts" d. f. as possible intending
to give a perfect service TO an parts
of Western Kentucky and Tennessee.
The price paid 10 The Wickliffe com
rsny j.. not made public. but il H. said
3D. be ather steep considering 'nc size
&C Inc plant Improvements will begin
az once and the system made as per
feet as pos -ible.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

or the government possibly have beer
equal in the matter of space TO those
Of senators and members Of the house
Beginning last April with a hearing
on rates before the senate commit
tee on interstate commerce, when sew
eral huge volumes Of testimony were
accumulated, renewed again as soon
as congress convened, there has been
constant stream of hearings ever
since The isthmian canal has filled
several large volumes, for testimony
has been taken before both appropria.
ton committees concerning II. as well
as the committee having charge of
the work. Day after day was given
by the committees Of both senate and
house ON the Philippine tariff bill
while other iusular possessions ana
Alaska have also had their Innings.
The statehood bill, as usual, was dig
cussed by friends and opponents at
length. and the committees that handle
appropriations seem 30 have gone more
thoroughly into The subject OF ex.
penditures than ever before. requiring
hundreds Of government officials to
appear before them The proposed re.
form i'm printing. the consular reform
bill, as well as a dozen other measures.
have been The subject OF extensive
HEARINGS, all OF which have been
printed, and will go to swell the cost
Of the session OF congress
The end is not yet in sight, for IF.
fort viii be made to authorize extern
aiye hearings during the recess az
congress. Representative Littleheld.
Of Maine. who is Chairman Of one OF
the committees on expenditures in the
departments che agricultural depart
mem proposes to make his commit
tee cf ONE yame and win try 10 nave
.t a. lorized to take testimony ular
expenditures chairmen may do the
same and it wouit not be ai all sur
Drising to see these committees active.
for a Tine at least before the second
session Of congress convenes These
committees were created many yeas
ago. simply for the purpose Of giving
some members of the dominant party
rhairmanships and n clerk during the
session. That was when every member
was uo. allowed a clerk. They have
been dormant committees for years
Little6eld may wake them NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
PATENTS TO lLLlNOlSANS.

Frank d Aucutt. Sugar Grove. We
hicle loader: Gee &c w B1ttum, chi.
caeo toeweigh for nor cs; William
W. Bur.on. Chicago, pattern knitting
machine. James r Carlwcll, Chicago
drafrgcar, Ere Carson. Harlem. VIC
lin; john w ClolGnd, Decatur, in-
clincmcter: George >. Doom. Chicago,
wantagsroI: Daniel J.. Eustice Ga
lena. machine for manufacture of
bands Joscpl RI LARSEN and + T.
Kocstc-. Chicago, lonc.dstance level;
Edward A. Johnson. Storing. wheel
fl tenC;: JAMES u Joncs, Chicago,
N ans for packing joints. Louis a.
Keenc. Waterman manure saar;
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Marks. Chicago. design roller; George
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die; jeremiah Murphy Chicago lock
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Nelson. Peru. pClishicin sheet metal:
Philip Ffeil. Chicago, stove board;
Vaclay H. POI tala. Dunning. pncu-
matte cushion: Claude H. Post. Chi
cago. multicolor printing press:
Alonzo z. Reed. Chicago. can opener;
Leonard J. Rodjcff. Chicago. display
vehicle: James A. Ross. Chicago.
steam boiler; James W. Saund PRS.
Reynold.. match box. Julius W
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NJ Timer. Chicago weighing scale
Wallace S Warnock. Chicago. pin
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Whitman. Chicago. attachment for
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