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First Church of Christ, Scientist The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday mornin1 ati l0:3O o'clock in Republican hall, Tenn pie and Crown street, entrance on Tenn
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United Church North church on tho Green)-Morning worship at 10:30; ser, mon by the pastor, Rev Artenlas y Haynes; subject, The Victory of De- feat"
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Plymouth Church-The Rev. William W. McLane, D. D., pastor Divine wor- ship and sermon at 10:30 Sunday school Christmas service at 3 D. m. Eesper service and the singing of Christmas cantata at 7:30 p. m.
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Trinity Methodist Church tDwight and George streets)--W. H. Kidd, pas- tor. Morning worship at 10:S0 with sermon on ''The Tale of Days'o Kindergarten at the same hour Sunday school at noon. Ep- worth league at 6:30. Evening worshin at 7:S0 with sermon on "The Reality of the Christ Presence"
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Trinity Church-S a. m, holy com- munion, 10:S0 a. m., morning prayer and sermon by Rev. H. IT. D. Sterrett 12.iO Sunday school; 7:30 D. m, evening prayer and sermon by Rev C. o. Sco- vile. Services at St. Thomas.
 Center Church.-Rev. Newman slnyth. pastor.-Morning service at 10:30. DeS votional service at ?. n.
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Dwight Place Congregational Church Rev. Wm. w. Leete, D. D. pastor. -10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m, preaching by the pastor in connection with pub lie worship; F m, Bible school; s:S0 D. m., Young Peojle's meeting.
 First M. E. Church (Cor. Elm and College streets)- Preaching morning and evening by Rev. Selah W Brown. 10:S0 a. m. subject, "The Old Year and the New Year" Text, Feel. iii, I5. That which hath been is now, and that which is to be hath already been, and God requireth the past" T:S0 p' m, subject, The Prophet Jonah and the Whale"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
ADVANCE MAN
IS JUST AWFUL
POET EMPLOYED ny NORRIS q
ROWE CIRCUS GROWS Musl
CAL OVER the ADVENT or
ms EMPLOYERS IN sEArTLG.

The Norris a Rowe circus will
play opposite Recreation park on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
June 4, . aud 6. being the first and
only circus TO visit Seattle this ycar
one OF the advance men has writ
ten Ia rhyme for The star hia idea
OF q circus parade. aud II goes about
as follows.
on. the circus parade. with ia
music enirHnclnT, with banners a.
tlfinK and horses apraneing. With
bright colored wagons. aud animals
growling, with clowns cracking
Jokes and the spiolers all bowling
It's a Kids recollection that never
viii fade h the fantastic, dashinr
Say circus parade oh. the circus
parade. with ita caliope screaming
those catchy old tunes. and az times
almost seeming 10 drive you insane
with delight az lta seeming. while
'harlera" are hoarsely and loudly
heseechlng the crowd Ga take note
81 the gay cayAlcada that's head,
ing the glorious circus parade. Oh.
tho circus parade. there are paint.
I'd girls smiling. and animal tanners
the moments heguilinE. Ia sitting In
aide OF the iron barred cages and
pattlnE the beasts 60 earn ndmlra.
ton These fellows are ucryy and
never afraid. AZ they ride through
the streets Ia the circus parade
on. the circus parade How the
Kids follow after the clown on the
mule with Joking and laughter
They gaze at the lions and tigers
terocioua. and shuddcr with fright
AZ the "hippo' RtroCioua The mu
sic, they say. wRH the best ever
PLAYED. az they follow on after the
circus parade on. the circus pa
radoi See all the folks staring.
The wonders and Hishta with other
folks sharing There's old Uncle
Ieh from the wiida 81 OaravanEo.
who came Ia TO see the say er
trayaEanfR on. the circus parade
When the bands out 81 hearing. aud
the end % the iinc down the streets
disappearing. the tired out watch.
efs 80 home. all prpclalmlnx the
slght aa Immense. while the Kids
are cxrialminE. Gee whis' Twas
. vision dat never viii fade Hooray
fer dc dizzy oil circus paradsi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SUES SEATTLE ELECTRIC.

William n uolson has hrouehl
suit in the superior court against
the Seattle Eisctfic cumpnny o. Sc
cure damages in the sum % ti0.gte
- hi= complaint noiHon alleges that
While driving across Western av. on
university a.. last December n Hal
lard car struck htr wagon. arnlol
ishiuE a. maiminE his horsss and
iniurinE himself he eiains that hls
doctor bills alone amount % tgEa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
STRIKE AT
PORTLAND

PORTLAND. MAY 20 As the ~.
suit Of n disagreement with some
Of lts men. the Willamette Steel 4
tfan Works t. running short hand.
ed TODAY and may be forced 10 close
down a iafse portion Of its plant
A committee Of union nclders made
IA demand Tor an increase Of the
minimum NaEe from g. SO 10 fa16.
aud this vas followed yesterday By
Waikout. in which rs OF the 20
moldeFs employed BY the company
took part
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USHERS WILL
FORM CLUB
:, avs OF LOCAL THEA.
~,ss WILL ORGANIZE reR
.oelAl PURPOSES - SCOTT
70 ~ PRESIDENT.

...A objects Of purely a social
W" Inc ushefa Of the local the
saia s. Mn held a mee'las On Men
sis's .ssaias to formally orsanise
eN ssstll. Fheater rahefa club
Iae whi.e. of the Fantasies the
b. sna representing the Seattle
~, ,t' Tacare. Is the moeins spirit
No. No. rreposed organization aua
2 - attained upwards Of ID siEna
=, d the eall tor The fist sea
ss .s.,,ss Scott. for a lens tine
s.,shsrnt the rbird Avenue the
psaa ~ probably be NAMED for
s.s...,asat Earl White viii ee
r..sa.tea for secretary, aud, ua
e.sssll, elected. The ether Of
49,. hs,e not been considered aud
p .smina,i0us will wait Until =
. = organization can be et
hfled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
STATE NEWS

poRr TOWNSEND BENJAMIN
ttanaen. II sailor on the bark Nal.
worn II held here for murder a. a
result Of the sailors boarding house
row Ia which Harry siubloy was
killed
HoQttAM The entire police de.
haftmeut II on trial before the city
council as result OF peculiar
tphhefy case taking place Ia the
dance hall Of v Gotlche.
EVERETT county commits.
tionefa have decided 10 continue
tue tarmerH' institutes.
WALtA WALI.A - Engineer
hhatWeil OF Seattle. who represents
'ltk Engineer Thomson. of that city
IN the installation Of a new water
sfatem for Walia Wulla. has re-.
HKned at the request Of the water
hipanY aa result 81 a disagree.
meht With the latter. which claimed
that he was not pushing tho work
fhht enough.
WENATCHEn 4 bottle contain.
Inc a note has been picked up At
l'aaeo A month ago Il was thrown
from the mouth OF Mission creek
On the Wenatehee river. having
tloatsd safely the whole distance
cHEliAfts Capt NJ " For
feai has died after an extended IN.
ness Ills funeral will be- held un.
der the auspices 81 the q. A II.
WHITMAN COLLEGE = Wash.
iukton state college. for the fifth
time. has won the oratorienl cham.
pionahip Of the Inland Empire.
PULLMAN aix students. ln.
eiuainE the son Of President u. A.
HtyaH, Of the Washington state col
iege. have been arrested for being
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Notice to Property
Owners

The strongest Organization 81 any
Kind in the state Of Washington IL
IN organization Of 10000 property
owners for their own mutual pro
lection against fire loss fhe ex.
pcusea OF the organization are very
light. and in five years Il has saved
ils members over $3.50. 900. as com
pared 10 the annual rates they
would have 60 pay stock companies
for the same insurance.
Tho corporate name IL the North
western Mutual Fire Association.
and Il makes a speciality Of dwell
inrs. household goods and well
equipped factory risks. not subject
to the conflagration hazard 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
ORDERS FROM CAPTAINS.

In the future sii regulations COW
rriug the resorts Of the lower end
OF the city win be issued by the pos
lice captains only This 81 the sub
stnnee of new order issued last
evening by chief Wnppenstoin
Heretofore the pntrolmcn on the
beat have been taking orders from
detectives regarding the control and
conduct Of the dcuizcnn ~ the un-
der tNnIII
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! implicated IN throwing rotten eggs
az a street vendor.
PORT TOWNHEND AT n sher-
ifs sale this afternoon the plant Of
the Port Townsend 0nH a Electric
company Will be- sold to satisfy o
Judgment ~ $4,000 secured by Ivan
l. iiyiand N seattle.
ABERDEEN This city has DO
cided 10 join with fioduiam in civ
log three days Fourth Of July cell
rbrntion.
DAYTON joe Garter. a.. and
Charley Skinner rs. have been arr
rested on tho charge ~ assisting IN
the hold-up Of Jud Terrence.
RtrzVfLlE Citizcns have rails
"a $50 90 send william Middlestnth.
German farmer suffering with
rheumatism, TO tho hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SHAW IS RELEASED.

After hRving been aweatrd for aa
hour by tbs police o. a vain attsmp,
20 IND out whether be- Was ruilty
20 having stolen mo moving picture
films from me FHntnNca thsAier on
Thursday. o. " Nhaw was released
last night ~ she authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

s..~,gs arhIfd a. as la5ssfsits =
$50 REa HeHH II e HaataHa
a. p So rs AAs HHsH ~
- raslef Efsashst eazHss - sssH
s.i.s- fssssHaae - Reg ntifsa ss
r.fwsf.f tiasata sfH e II -
.t = - aeH - Nf fssss nsf
,l.,--s ssIa afszHhss Hak 40 -
Sssszn knas Ass 80 azzs8 =
/ SHhHsas HaHl#H Ca
49, NaffsHa : 80 Asaszaei -
-. ssfsse Sta a8fssz aH HsFass 4
slFss.Iiy Hfaek - a. aaHfH Hss u
: e..sd. aassafatz Haasa rs
- = - nsfsh nfIHH Ha - -
80 Me- - asFs Ae ~ AsHHN al
fl.e4atss a HHaaHzH - HsaH IS HssIfa.F
T. wfaa4n s. kaasass q e -
= n ~ fsaaa HHe fass HssItse
- afss Hart So - fsHte1z4aalH
a4afaa tIIHs efaF HfaHaa H5H H#HaaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
PRINCESS ENA
PLEASED THEM
RADIANT SMILE OF ENGLISH
WOMAN WINS TIE HEARTS
or a LFoNso's SUBJECTS
RECEPTION A BRILLIANT
ONE.

MADRID. May 90 This city
gave a magnificent ovation "a KING
Alfonso and Princess Ena upon
their arrival here last evening The
floral and other decorations OF the
city Werr dazzling
After entering the palace King
Alfunso directed that the enormous
crowd of curious people be admitted
10 the grounds Then he appeared
In the upper balcony. holding pfin
cess Fua by the hand The thfong
stood With barred heads. tao greatly
impressed 20 cheer.
Princess Enn. with radiant
smile, gave a Characteristic English
wave Of her hand. and today Madrid
feaounds with her praise
FIFTY thousand people went 10
Pardavllla today ta acclaim Prin#
cess Ena Special trains we're run
The Welcome was more soeifefuua
than that Of YESTERDAY king Al
fonao visited his fianeeo early
EsRan a Eflcknon photographers.
Ia the Eitel building. are offering
some extra fine Gkk cabinet photos
Cot tgto per dozen open Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
GOWN 0. GLEASON DEAD.

Erwin = ulsanon aged Is. father
e Charles 3 Gleason. II this city.
died last nlEht shortly after ?
nseleek at the family home. 1897 tth
AZ " The end wss not uns tpeetsd
ard death Vas fastened a. the 70.
suit ut = slight accident shirh the
deceased suffered sofae time aKp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
DIRECT PRIMARY TALK.

Reuben " Jones and ChFistophsr
" Hort. Of the civic union direct
primary committee. addressed she
second Ward Direct Primary club
last niEht ta the benefits 90 be gain
es ffem the establishment e. the
system IN this state Their address
was followed hy general discussion
b the members u The club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
CYCLONE
AWAY HOME

FORT WORTH, Tex. May Is
a cyclone In The vicinity Of Granger
last night destroyed much property
In Ellis county J. - Duke. his wife
AMI eight children were injured
Their baby was killed. Their home
WAS blown away
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Presbyterian.

NssfH1tasitF Het a wilson raster
/ = e rs "a hsfs 10 Thy ffufhefHH ana
tfaHe AtHHHaiHs O. the thiff II SINNERS
T. NJ HaaIusf heading" ahd The
Master
tfsf# nst n Matthews RASTER
E = =. # IL fha WerlA drew iua Halter be
3 Il W. HideffaHteH III seattle H
thsfff Street attrF. W A Stevenson.
isf p M, life q christ :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
POLICE ArTea vAnoALs.

Youthful Vaudaia have been
breaking down fruit trees. destroy
Ink flower Rardeus and damaging
vacant houses ~ residence sections.
according ~ several complaints
which have been flied with the paz
lice during the past few days. Pa
troimon have been given inatfuez
lions 10 keep a special watch for the
IpUa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

nsssa ass rssks rasteru o.
oHh Head g fhs know istse "a me Chfis
tan truth
queen Auna nat - n Meuut easiaf
ID HtH fhn liupatus Which = iHFht.
sHas Gauss FIsfa lH ttaftis h la .
What Ire ire Minister . ifnainfaa s
hfemHnt HNedtaH naN fahn utait ras
. us ssttuen fef ihe fuaHg people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

queen cts Fasesarhieat saefsls ia Amsr.
"a FtehFsF hleeA A q a. W hall
anA hfeF VIII - htfa innui~ rlaFh
Ehe FhenHHfhifat ees lslY, seattle kstsv.
ttsN AsaaHa a. HHnAAF . m lecture
:, hsesetHf AFphsd ~ Daily LIE. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SUNDAY TOPICS


: IN order 70 insure puhllca- I
: ,.ss church notieea Tor saturs
80. lssae must reach The
90 otfiee not later than 8
. 1891 Friday evening Those
s.e,ived later viii not be pub
! nsAed Ed
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Methodist Episcopal.

t f1tst=Fss Chapman. pastor. A
I m, The naek q ESTHER
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Excursion to
Olympia

MAJ aath. steamer Mulinouah
kases tFoui Galbfalih deck. : = q
r,ssvsa back 20 &c ? N Round trip
4 - both pl.auss 20. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

" r Carer. who ls staying "a the
bilisF hotel reports 90 the police
that he has lost a maltese terrier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Where Shall We Spend Spnday1
Why. 30 10 Pier and take a boat
10 Pleasant Beach and see good
ball game. gather Wild roses and
stay for the BIG dance In the pa.
Yilion Round trip. zoe 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Rev E aain. nssiefa M s.s.ef,..
tnH Gtflst B. "a, 20 b. hls.ist r., ~.
eHHfH saaH ~
hethauf tatkiss 81 sna iith VI nav a.
Hsle Pastor NJ eYeninr tAshy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
sLAVoNiANs ORGANIZE.

The Austrian Eiavonlhus started q
branch OF the National Croaiinn 80.
eiety iu Seattle last night, tho or
Hnuizora being Vladimir Oasparairr
and Peter Audriiaseyic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

swedish Revival meetings roHtinus Al
Green taAe t'teaa hiHs taiauFtua 81
q - TsAs afssh iAks taf g. Green taks
afatiaH
ft4Ha artFitHat hsstHtf kHtNhIH 20 Fsfh.
- Bait F4fet ~ nsaF ffts uaffY
MesHe sHeHker# ffffHaan HHhtfel Hfnsana
r sfFhiHs suhiest Ian kuYahe Hia
skAtHst ota fifsiss 81 D. m. giat.
fefH tasts agtfHnaoH ahH aFsaiHN - Nfs
EeRE Ne haHs asa Mfa frnuinfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
THE MARKETS

Strawberries wsre Euhbl.d un
like hot cakes this morning Ca
Western av One hundrrd crates Of
ksnnsWi arrived In splendid cuh
ditton. 8Rd a. the Lake NashiuEtua
and California berries weFe short.
haFFy up salu@ ~gre made with The
ksnneuicSE
Cherries are coming IN more
beautifully. although the price is
fancy one
Tho cement market a. easter than
u has been for several weeks. Local
dealers are receiving shipments
from san Francisco and the east b.
rail ~ June 4. Gaibraith. nacon
& Co expect a british sailing ship
IN port which will have se.0oo bar
tcis OF Imported cement Hsliour
Guthrie a Co also have several
sailing vessels ca route. the first
Shlch II due In about tso weeks
Vegetables
TasfHaa Haftaas gatatn~s fit9M - SEE
waite nissf fnfaiess t.lsit ~ ine osi
ss .''i IS -, + s vi. ~, 800 -.
So raiatsEas 80 49,. o. n, Cssfafaia
.s.t@ss 81. m ssTats ~ go
+ 'ssi..s. 80 -. i4ae. asssass. t.ifa-s. ~
90 - lsssaip- ~ go . 81 70 go
p c.e 20 t~fs - 80 nstiss
$50 ~ % t0ic beans. psr b.. uisuis
Fruits.
usassss o netfa - g ~ u wsnsi
sssss - = ii'ssss = 80. isss
eas tes fancy uassl oranges
: s5ss 3 tss,, ~ s..ss s ~. r. - 81
rsa,sruia s.sks X = ses,s ~ Is :
s s.,s.I - = !. 80 .... !, =, 'ai ~. ~
ssiss ~ ~ e 80 - 81 = rg.asnais
rat. - aees' p sssu'ss 80 srais tie
ggss.
strictly ffssh fangh srSs. rsr des. at
GrrEpn ranch Eo.
Butter ard Cheese.
warNirrfnn rfsamHfY hssftHr. rsr ~ IN!
rss'srn frssh trirs nsr ib IA rsssssa'
fresh tub rsr w. Eri ranch butter. rss
ib 81 sfeuEs. Eastern tuh. psr ~
s,'-s a3i,s tsr b.. a. mabafr.T. rs ~
~ 70 itcl nsw Daisies rhagcn. per %
I ~ new eteau hrics chrese per q ~
hloes swtss psf %. a.. rmuurreF. 10. iao.
Poultry.
flv. "a esiesrns. ~ % w1fW@i bran.
- Dos u 'Nua i've turkers ref o. 80
~ afssssd 20 p isalie I'VE sssss, ~
as.ss ~ 10 ifqiicl ar.sssa. - Is. 80
fi- dressed rhiessns isgito
Meats.
steers psf it rtc. COWS h ic veal
80 Ua III lrr. rrHffnn. Der it. HMN'tr rffiuE
iifat. ~ b o.. dfesssd hos rer N
Live stock.
ws'h.-s .hs'p e,' 70 - ,ws ~. H. 20 ~ p
esiess 90 ~ tUle lanihs rsr heed. o.
Fish.
ualn.ui ~. ESQ. saimon trout dressed.
80 III ifHffisr ffufsu silver salmon. psf ih.
ri Chinook salmon. ~ D.. ioiie flounaers
u 10 sg'es 80 h ~ - $3.50. 90 -, ~
"a 90 b. 81 uns go rsf II cote. silver
ssrk ~ t18s lg1 n ief gel rlams o. per
sars nunrsusss Gratis iiai@
Hay and Feedstuffs.
Fssf wash timothy "a Yer toni ruEst
Sound. fitat psr tor double comp Fast
gs.s ~ re p 20 VOC W., ws.s ost.
- rrr ton Puget Sound cats ~ pef ton
ufeis rorn o. p.r ign crsctsd cgIn ~
~ ten fssd meal - ref ion ml.H re- ~.
I'D pr Ton. shorts ~ psr ton, chnpped
Feed f.iaH isr Ton
Lime and Cement.
Portland cement Imported. paf tul
pgftian ~ cement California per DIT -
Ices 10 far returned tags plaster psfls
/ fgf 81 - un lime fof local cunsump-
I ttoo i'll a.. fire brick p~r n 10 plaster
I Ia hair. psf ~ Col metal lath. per %, 10
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haVtstaa Avenue REV " y aimnnss
nsstaH#u = nt HunpfUNnst urfts. n
fsaazs ann Wdf Is
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Lime and Cement

Portland cement Imported. pef tul y
pdftian ~ cement California Per DIT ~
lees zoo f1r returned bags plaster paris
rsr mi o. ufus Htn Juan Roche llaf'
Id per tbl tW lime Tor local cnueump
fion u r. fire brick per N ~. rlaaieI
ias hsif. Dsf ID. ioi metal iaih' ps' 20 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Fast Wash unlnftv 90 prr tom IuEri
a94ad fftau Der ton fautts comp Fast
vgssN ~ rsf tan. aralfa. o. per fau
,lt..t nav tfs Or ton Eaaf wash oats
~ r-r Ton. Puget Sound cats 30 pef Ton
~rais raru o. per tor CRACKED corn. -
- rar ton. Oh cake meal 80 per tun. hfan
iis pr toni shorts ~ psr ton. chopped
feed f.1Hn isr tnn
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implicated in throwing rotten eggs
az street vendor.
The Crittenden record., 1906-09-21
BANKS FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Postal Savings Institutions Estab-
lished BY Government.

Washington. The Philippine com.
mission has established IN the islau f.,
postal savings bank system uuG
direction OF the department OF com
mece and labor Its act ol MAY "a.
which was received At the bureau of
insular affairs OF the war department
here. directs the immediate creation
Of postal savings banks In the cities of
V.uns. lloilo and Cobu, and tAe .ai..l
extension of the system In the other
cities towns and villages.
OF the three other classes Of banks
authorized. the first may receive de.
poslts In any amount, but sums In ex.
cess Of 900 pesos. or $500, shall not
hear interest Various limitations are
imposed upon deposits and withdraw.
al. In the second and third classes of
banks In the thtrd class deposits are
20 be made entirely through the
medium of postal savings bank
stamps. issued IN denominations of
& 10 and 20 centevos thalf cent?
10 c,.rnd the privileges of the sys
iem to the least prosperous commun-
urs uncancclcd stamps may be- re-
deemed al their face value In postage
stamps The commission has made
several exceptions In favor of charit
able and benevolent institutions.
Deposits In the savings banks viii
not be- subject to taxation by the In.
iIaf government They will be- In.
vested through the insular treasurer
DO securities determined by a special
loari rntll practical experience
,hal demonstrate that higher rate
.an 10 maintained the Interest on de.
le,iis will be two aud one bali per
cent
The Crittenden record., 1906-09-21
stNovts SNAKES APrENolS
& saitsr Undsrooss Operation. BIT
Dies Later.

Nru York -Firsi of his kind a. re
.r tho knife for such an oi.ntiun
.r a bir rattlosnakc IN the snake
Is. ln the geological garden 10
.ry pAfk. had his appendix removed
lIod later The operation vas
|'u.mcd hy Dr G William ucsc and
aymoud l. Ditmar. one OF the cura
f' At the 400"
Pete. In All the glory of his eiEht
Ui hudy. had been a iayoriie ~ ,is
Is AZ the snake house since h' was
,'u thcr~ four years agu from nor
lie vas Also a pet oi the torP
Noticing a curve In the snake
,s extending from the head abou,
fr' quarters ~ the length ~ The
Q, an attendant touched the reptile
M stick
Pete wrlEEled away. showing that
uas very tender place and for
rvst u the day refused 10 allow
'une 10 come near him
Ni"r a consultation n vas decided
ai he should be operated oo. An
aesthetic Vas applied. and Dr ncbe
vnsd the reptiles back Ne then
that the appendix vas swollen
innamed The cause of Pcics suf
'lng vas not evident He had appen.
iils and. moreover. II vas the hrst
- II the kind on record
When the appendix vas ctsncd =
se piece u rabbits fur Vas found
10 came out Of his stupor after his
cs had been scwed up. and Il vas
"a that the operation had been sue.
siul but Pete died.
The Crittenden record., 1906-09-21
TIE "TGLEvUe" AT LAST.
yfpmian lnvsnis Apparatus for See
ina AZ q Distance.

Richmond Va city Electrician
N'IHm u Thompson. the Little
VuH uf Richmond. is at work on
's irio,uo." a wonderful device.
I.H bc says. will enable a person
.l.ns over the telephone Ia see the
.., a1l ngurc oi the person to whom
talking The device. " IL de.
ri can be- used with a wire ~
definite length and gives vivid
s- Discussing the Invention
usun said
Or 30 can be- perfected the trle,ue
u,,0.uiIouiEe modern conditions
.. telephone makes communication
aII.rly intellectual character sim.
Ili there are hundreds ~ forms
uunieatlon that cannot b. .at
".wilY accomplished without the
f fh" oyesirht Tho huusru'fe
. 0e enabled 10 purchase her dress
.. divisions and do her shopping by
ssfut The salcsElrl viii simply
lu 'l hold up the article before the
..lrr transmittef and say How
'fIt hat de-. maamr When the
'. desires to purchase meats she
.aH ur me butcher b, iolstae and
s him % hold up ~" roods for
..'.Un before she buys
'hr present the electrician io
... fu exhibit The model on which
working or 20 ri,e description
io explains. however chat the
.. .maFr ln the i'lc,u' Do trans
"eI lu The form ~ phwoEuph
'ho apparatus dcpcnda for iis
..rr on The variations i1 ihc olcc
resistance uf uhlwu D
rm produced hy variation IN me
-.I'y uf beam ~ ught imr.nrlnr
The Crittenden record., 1906-09-21
AIieh Your Cow, 10 nIausrs.

Rochester. n. Y.-Farmers within
miles Of Niagara Falls are utills
the electric current generated by
monster dynamo there TO milk
Fir cows This use of one Of the
hders of the world was discovered
Charles Francis. oi Medina. and
hailed with enthusiastic glce by
rhhoring bucolics Francis, by the
ot the current and a boy Of is.
lks 70 cows In Ave minutes Mere
|hual labor would take four men
hours. not counting such draw
~ as Kicking cows and destroyer
fics.