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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

history of Mohammedanism but all the dongs
which have in turn dsgraced every of Christianity
In the of Christ the Apostle of Peace this dreadful school
of thought within few centuries of his death brought such
and such PAGAN
DAYS
Over the Homoousian question: theological point depending
dhthong has been reckoned that hundred thousand peo
pie lost their lives, champions and victims of faith
The crusades the murders OF the Agen and of the Cevenne
the Thirty Years war; the inquion the ouages Catholics
Professionals the less destabe outrage
hes the prosecutions Of nonconform by the church, the persecu
ons of Quaers by the nonconformst the manifold domestic age
dies and yrann embtering the lives of nmberssurey
positive, aggressive HAS WROUGHT MORE MISCHIEF
THAN FAMINE OR PESTILEECE
ALL sEcTs HAVE MEN OF THE SAME
AcRlo FRAME OF MIND INCURRED SAME BLOOD
ouiLTNEss.
only know four original Buddhsts the Quakers the
Unans and the agnoscswho cn think say that they have
blood their hands Certainly the atheists cannot their
Francen the revolution and 1S7Ohave been
as bad as those of the churches
And what has been the of a Saying you believe what
mind grasp what your would frequently
reject makes his proohess assertion calls his faith;
the right to do the Then and hate each other with holy
hatred and there the epome of the history
of the world We who like shpwreced upon this little
raft of world moving upon the face of tho infinite ocean,
enough to do to live kindly among ourselves without quarreng
tery about that which is beyond the horizon.
Perhaps that in these very words myself
of religious charity But surely If the Catholic finds
pope the Anglican the bishop the minister
help upon his path then in every is good thngIF TT
CAUSES THAT MAN TO BE A BETTER MORE NOBLE
HUMAN CREATURE Every of admirable that does
that But when it of charity and the reyng of those
who have other methods then petty twentieth century exhb
on OF that which ranks history among the gayes and blood
thirsty crimes.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
No Discrimination /.

People are saying, If the Law
prohibiting the sale of liquor OF
Sunday is enforced against ths
saloons, it should be against all
places where liquor is sold, inelud-
ing clubs and hotel bars. The
people are right. There should be
no discrimination, The great cons
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Shortsightedness in the
Hooking Valley.

Some of the ''independent oper-
ators' are being severely censured
by the Chicago trade for the arbi-
trary way in which they are
handling orders at the present
time. According to their latest
ruling they will accept orders and
fill them "subject to the price at
the time of shipment" The job
Der trying to do business on this
elastic basis will have lovely
time trying to secure orders when
he can not tell a dealer how
much coal will cost him. Several
of the operators have advanced
prices without withdrawing pre-
yious quotations. One Chicago
jobber sent in an order early last
month for ten cars of Hooking and
this order was accepted by the
operator without any restrictions.
The coal was to be shipped as soon
as the car supply would permit.
The operator informed the iobber
this week that he would be able to
fill tie order, but as prices had
advanced he would be compelled
to tack on thirty five cents per ton
more than the original price.
Another iobber received quo
tation, Immediately got busy with
a dealer who was in the market
for five cars, and sent in the order
by return mail. In the meantime
a "gentleman's 8 agreement" must
have been put in working order,
as the operator replied "the bus
mess could be accepted only at
the price now in effect, which is
fifteen cents higher than our last
quotation" This sort of business
is doing a permanent injury to
Hooking Valley coal in the Chi
cago market, and the sooner our
"lndependent" friends realize it
the better it will be for all con
cerned, Substitution is never
justifable, but jobber can hard
ly be blamed for shipping some
thing "iust as good" when the
operators lay down on him like
they have been doing recently.
1t is no eXaggeration to say
that there are at least score of
Chicago jobbers working tooth
and nail with their trade trying
10 get them to use Illinois and
Indiana coal in place of Hooking,
and in great number Of instances
they are succeeding. Some of the
operators disdainfully remark that
"We don't need Chicago, we have
all the business up the lakes that
we need" That is very true just
at present, but they seem to for
get that the lakes do not do bus
mess all the year round. Hook
ing coal does need the Chicago
market just as much If not more
than the Chicago market needs
Hooking coal. Most of the oper-
ators are trying to do the fair
thing, but "A great many are not.
The bad feature is when the
day of reckoning comes the inno-
cent will suffer with the guilty.
"The day of reckoning" can be
looked for shortly after the close
of navigation. Unless conditions
,hange rapidly the Hooking Val
ey operator who shows up in Chi
'ago every December will not be
welcomed with open arms this
ear. He may have considerable
Iifileulty in finding a market for
lis product, and il he does, two
ollar coal will be dream of the
ast. Black Diamond.
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Official Majority for Mr..
Douglas.
lchnlioothe aazo,te.l

The officlal count for congress
man in the recent election has
been received and is as follows;
n w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

LINCOLN. Nsh.. March 22-A Fos
nance IN real tts illuminated Ia
lincoln IN the marriage OF Miss
Ieauneits n Orr. 81 Denver. and
John MISSIONER. n mechanical rnFis
Meet u this city, formerly football
captain az the University OF Ne
hfaaka. and subsequently assistant
coach.
Ia hla capacity "a assistant coach.
MISSIONER srnt With the Nebraska
team IA October 1904. to Boulder.
Cclo. % WitneAa the annual grid
ifun clash bet wern the universities
% Colorado and Nebraska
One of the Nebraska boys. named
Richardson. collapsed mentally after
the game aud waa taken 10 hotel
Richardson illness aoon became
acute aud lt was decided 10 ecrp Aim
ia Drawer for time. Wcatoyrf
agreeing TO remain with him
A trained nurse. Misa orr Was
summoned AZ times Richardson
became violent aud Il wa necessary
10 strap hlm "a bis cot A. other
times be Vas placid ana a. harmless
a. a child. bis madness prompting
the recital 81 fantastic aeenoa con-
cncied b. hia imaginative mental.
ity.
In one q these iapea the patient
called bis NURSE aud watcher 90 bis
side and babe tho pair clasp hnndn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

above him. aud Westoyer frankly
tells what trauapifed.
4 gueaa Cupid vas into the deal. >
said MISSIONER. Tor all that Rich
ardaon said. Ia spite ~ bis madness.
promises 20 turn lnto fact Richard
son pictured = eoay cottage In u
vas a fireplace Seated IN the fuom
was the head af the house and bis
wife Then he said that Miss OR
and | we're the pair
Well. 10 make long story short.
returned 20 Lincoln with Richard,
zon after he vas strong enough Go
leave I wrote % Miss orr. telling
Of aur safe arrival ~ Lincoln She
answered my letter aud ws apou
plunged into steady correspond
ancu.
However. noticed that when
Miss orr and elaaped hands ia
Denver that she wore a diamond
rinE GA her left hand and believed
that ! vas too late 60 lake part IN
the story pictured by Biehafdsen
= mentioned The ring affair 20
Mas orr In one u my letters. she
replied that Il hat no significance
VAS merely afr from her rs.
ter Well | took the next aars
trata for nrnFen The wedding hns
aeunremeuta tell shat We talked
about when ! got there and whai
aaa her reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
UMPIRE WAS GIVEN A SCARE

The first time ~ Beaten usn.
piset base BAH game IN Kansas
city, said Charley Bennett the
oid-fine catcher. the other day
hc was ahont as haaiv scared a.
a man possibly coala be. Beaten
came from baltimore aHA hiH iaea
% the west was a anaraeiy settled
country. eysrrun b bands q
dcsfeadnesemf emf esa en- can rmr
ssalp hunting indiana cowboy
tespefssoss and train fobbsfn
Kansas city vas IN the major
league that season and the team
was hnaan - thn Cowboys. on
she train 10 Kansas city ~. boys
began siaaing Afekean about ne
csa boys.
- ready 10 ihfow your hands
up at any moment said one Of
ih~ players. for sho3s eowboys are
dangerous fellows They'd as aeon
shoot yoa So iook At you.
saw cowboy shoot the IN.
tlcatof oQE % the nnpife'a hand
ga a game IN Kansas ettY ono day.
The bullst gFaxsd hla hand. but
didn't Do uurh damage tell yau
the NaY theae fsli0~a can shoot i
a wonder
Nice wav they have % rinEine
for leo water in The hutels.' com.
rncutsd another player. -rha last
time | stepped a fns Pacific
house. at Fuusth and Delaware. /
heard lot % shooting In tho "a
iaiuinH room Nobody paid any
particular attention 70 n. ard
pretty roon heard a bell hop
coming Down The hall with the ier
cisukinf m a pitcher 81 water. one
ring means ice water. bat ID. COW
boy vas tn n hurry ard no rang
several times IN succession
Il uiayad a game IN the old
park they used 20 haxa IN the hnls
On the ground AZ Independence and
AErea' said another. 1Ifio vas
playing right field. when a high
~ vas sent un Lille waa chas-
Ing % get under the ball. whsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
Of
WRESTLERS

Wfastlcra are looking forward "
the International heavy weight wreR
tling championship tourney. 70 be
held ia Montreal. Canada. April 10.
The bouts Will run four days,
Wfsatlaru from every quarter Of The
globe viii be on hand 20 struggle
for the rich purses and the title Of
heavyweight champion.
over 1880 all be offered % the
first eight successful contestants.
The man who wins first place viii
receive n solid silver belt Ia addi-
lion 10 5000 prize money George
Kennedy. manager 81 the Canadian
Athletic club. writes tho sporting
editor that he viii pay expenses al
all wreaflefa competing. Names,
weights. measurements, etc. must
be IN hia hands BY April !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

stayed Tor the Esugr. however. and
hia knees auaked whru he walked
onto the grounds ITO crnnehsl
pretty low behind the catcher and
held his Indicator BY ths tips OF his
fingers. 80 that u would offer the
widest possible surface as tafEut
In case any o. the cowboys waukad
to 90 a little pistol qfncticlnF. lie
never once looked toward TIE
stands aud hurried from the
grounds as fast AZ possible "a
saun 80 the same WIS done II I
rccoiieri rightly. Kansas city ral
the benefit Of the double on all cioas
decisions that day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
BASEBALL
POINTERS
BENTON aALt rossERs ORGANIZING FINE ruAa-nuslNgss
COLLEGES ALSO GETTING INTO rHE GAME

Renton bail tosscrs are organia.
fuH systematically and Indications
Afa that the little eual town viii
have enc 81 The best amateur aRrre.
nations an the SQUAT II. kiehmond
4 the happy choice for captain and
sandy White Will manage the Rom
itonians Al rickruar has been
elected treasurer ana Dick Harris
q secretary. Captain Richmond
states that he IL ready and anxious
20 play any hustcur team ia the
state lie has already received a
Challcsse from the lirenssfton Navy
yard team Here are tia men who
Will So things Tor Rsnton this sea-
son, catcher. A. fSurke. pitcher. l.
Skeimans short st0IA II. Wiilianai
ist base. N Niehmcnd. snd base, y.
iiucs sfd hase. J Manhimefi left
fiaiA l. Pratt center field. A. Tick.
enor. tisai field, J. feukina
Russ Hall was instructed by wire
Go psv ue attention . the decision
% the SPECIAL meeting which award
"a Mohler 20 the Seals. Manager
Agncw sent a wire az tho same time
60 President bert. Of tho Pacific
coast leesae. protesting against the
award and calling Tor a decision
based On tsetA not prejudice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
HUNTINGTON SUED
FOR DIVORCE

SAN TnANCiaco, March 2g
Mrs H. = Huntington yesterday
uird a snit Ia the superior court
praying for "a divorce from a. g
Huntington the we'll known RATE
road man and nephew IT the late
Coils T. Huntington Mra Hunting
toms complaint o. very brief simply
alleging dHasrti0n since the year
1900 The ease has been set Tor
hearing before superior Judge
Graham II is understood that there
win be 40 contest a satisfactory
arrangement having been made,
AIRS Huntington has prepared a.
aail fof the orient Immediately after
obtaining al luterloeuioty decree Of
divorce
Mr. Huntington has ieft the city
for Los Angeles. Sit. and Mrs.
Huntington have grown daughters
aud one sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

regular fusliiaas % shots came
from The stand. Tho cowboy
NsFe shooting Al the ball. They
musi have blt e a dozen tlmss.
The cover Vas torn OF the ball BY
thsif shots and Lille mauaKsd 10
esteh tho cuvee lie claimed an
cat on the catch. but 40 disputed
TIE claim aud the game broke up "a
q faa
We'll. continued BENNETT. IN.
bofs iuHt filled Beaten up en- saeh
yarns untii ~ As about ready To
lake an early ffafu for horne lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
WASHINGTON, D. O.
NEWS NOTES

Wilforf = unrxatt has been con
firmcd na governor q Alaska BY the
senate.
In replying 20 the pleas - The
representatives ~ organized labor
yesterday President Roosevelt said
that the siKht-hour law Il lmprac-
ticahie "a applied 10 the Panama
eahal.
Sc rufafy noraparis r. urging The
establishment ~ an0ther drydock Al
the Puget Sound navy yard.
Darlington. Wash. f. 90 have
daily mall service hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Jersfe Kingsland yesterday start.
rd suit for divorce against Fred
hlnEaland. alleging cruelty aud de-
Hmfiou.
Ellen HeGh@aney has naHed the
superior court for o. decree Of a..
Yorce from Henry Matthew McChea-
hsy. claiming desurtlon and non
support
June q = has ben chosen as the
date for the next State Bankers
association meeting. 70 be held Ia
Tacoma. All banks IN the state will
ny 10 have one representative pres
ent.
The y " G. 4. Il planning
summer outing for the girls Of the
organization. ia the form II a home
on Mercer island. where the young
women can spend vacations. or live
while working IA the city.
The Seattle Paving & Cement
company was yesterday incorporated
In this county with $3.50. 600 capital
izatlOn. The now concern TAKES
over the Stewart island plant Of the
Seattle Stone company. and has
qnarries on waldo island The trus-
tees arc; Il l.. Huston. l. NJ Har-
rison. J. y. Riley aud r II Casey.
Fruit Inspector Hopkins has re-
ported 10 the board Of public works
that many shade and fruit trees ia
this city are affected with "cottony
scale" lie recommends spraying AZ
once.
The Pacific Engineering company
Of this city has secured the contract
for the construction Of the 5000 900
plant OF the Black Carbon Coal
company IA spokane.
The knights OF Columbus and The
soldiers from Fort LaWton spent q
pleasant evening AZ Eiks hall last
night efsditahle program being
rendered.
John = Croker. prosiaent % the
Boston chamber 81 commerce. ar
rived IN Seattle last night for a
short visit He ~ deplY interested
ia civic aud national improvements.
" r. Dunn uoid his property NJ
the corner Of an ay. and James a.
for $4,000
Nine Gadskl LEFT Seattle yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

to continue her concert ,os,
West leaving her little daash,s. ne :.
he home Of u G. Hardy. wss, 800 "a =
h recovering from the ill,s..s n
has detained NINE. Gadsu A. ,aa
city Tho famous s0pfnno 20 - "a
turn here IN about ten dnya =. -, r
her daughter with her ~, !, y lAks
anea u tho tour. Hs "a
pf. George y. Vincent prss...
Of sociology In tho univs s,@.sssF
Chicago. VIII give five lsega,.y. q
chflatenaen'H hall In this ~ 80, =
Ing this eyu!ng with talk 4. ~, ~.
oefaey. W ven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
ogMARGsr SECOND

CHICAGO. March 2s calvin ne
mafeut won Heeoad place IA the
amateur billiard championship tour
naR last night. winning the extra
game nom J. = foEgeuherE BY a
stofr 81 500 To ia Play Naa list-
less throughout nvmWests high
run was 81 and poggvmhsrE 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Since ". r. DALEY and asso
eiateu have been unable 90 break
into Ballard with the fighting game
they have decided TO build an am
phithaaii.r al Pleasant Beach. near
Port nlahslsy. n the plans 81 Mr.
DALEY de- not fail he viii present
some bouts that will be % a sizzling
order
Tie announces that be has aisned
Willie Fitzgerald Of Brooklyn, and
Harry Kfani. the fast Seattle boxer.
for 20.fuund 90. 20 be pulled of
April g both lads are well known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
STATE NEWS

wills +. Amea has been anal.
ed superintendent At the sol y,a-.
home AZ OrtinR. Hf
Several lumber miiis Al ue,..a.
Threaten b close down wiibor,, -, -
are given more cars Ia whIeh
make shipments.
San Juan county Il 10 have -
county court house at Fnda, -
Dor. ma
fwenty-nine million S,....
salmon Try are 20 be turned ~
from tho government hateher, !.
Harrison lake next week.
Judge Hanford and Stamina, sim
addressed tho citizens of lulss.
last night upon the subject a ss-%
roads w.
Or A J Chamber. Of gs..,,.
has made application 10 the ~.
council Tor a franchise 20 oDsrs,s .
gas plant IN Vancouver,
Joseph Weber. a well-io-eo a..
man. whose home IL IN tIhlo T.,
been In Beliinghsm city for sess,.i
days seeking 10 locate Bis bre,ss-
whom be supposed to bs here y.
and IN destitute Circumstances a.
awsfing appeals for aid be seot +.
two different occasiona sums arps
gregating nearly 1900. Nov NJ |.
convinced thai The money wa a.
tained BY an imposier and win -.
deaYor 10 have him brought % -.
tiee He has secured evidence -.
his brother Is dead.
shlnEle Viewers union No I n
Everett has chartered Epessi
train and win 20 70 Ballard ID
body Saturday night. March d :
celebrate the inliisiion Of ITO ss.
members into the Ballard unloa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
TO BUILD AMPH/THEA7ER
AT PLEASANT BEACH

% local ring followers Krant will
have a hard nut 20 crack when he
faces tho Brookiynits. fitzgerald
has met some Of the best men la
the country lie fought Jimmy Britt
70 a athndslili IN 1903 and has done
we'll against such men as Joe Cans,
Willie Lewis. Eddie ilAnlou and
Jimmie Gardiner.
DALEY states that Alex 0reRgaina
has written 20 arrange a 20 between
Dick Hyiand and Jimmie Britt or
Aurallo Herrera. II IL the Intention
Of the management 10 hold contests
monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
HERRERA TO
MEET NELSON

Los ANGELES. March 81 Bat
Ting Nelson and Aurelia Herrera
have signed articles for a so-round
battle before the Pacific Athletic
club during Fiesta week In MAY
Negotiations have bern pending
for may weeks. Nelson demanding
a Sc esAe purse. Manager McCafey
tonight agreed % guarantee the hlg
sum and the fight is now assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
BIG BILL SIGNS

PORTLAND March 81 mig
niil- Esxick. The crack pitcher who
has been holding of for a raise Ia
salary. has xiaddsned tbs heart ~
Manager Mgcr~adie BY signing 80
Zig HnrE action will greatly
strengthen the wsbfootsrs' pitching
staff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
BASEBALL
UNIFORMS Sc

Piper a Taft. he popular sporting
goods store. I0zlss second ave. are
selling fine BASEBALL uniforms for
from g. up They aiso have In a
fall spring llne Of baseball aud other
outdoor athletic goods 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
WILLIE WON'T

NEW YORK. March wind
Hoppe viii not enter the Inter
national billiard champioaahi.
tournament az Madison sauarl
Garden. April p Whoever uinl
first place wIll not have a clear llill
Is the worlds cham riourhir. Anon.
the entries are Jake sohaeffeF
Louis Cure. George Sutton. GsarEi
sioanon. Albert cutler and Ori
MuFuiugefar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
MAKES tilolt SCORE

NEW YORK. March as-Furmsr
Champion A. l. A. HimmsfsFiKht
changed from the revolver to the
niatui tonight ard made the high
scores 81 he aay, fiia beat shots
were % ana 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
Ira Tile EouINox.

The rain which fell Last .
evening. after a Ions period 81 .
dry. cold weather. vas the first y
slgn 81 the equinox, lesssr. q
aay was the day when day ard .
night are Of equal length. and .
- are now on the half year 4
Nhen the day Is longer. .
"a 49, - q q q q 4 4 4 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
RussIAN AMaAssApoR

SAN FRANCISCO. March 22-M
Georges Bakhmeticff the first Rus
sian ambassador 10 Japan ever APP
pointed and tho first diaplomaiic
representative Of Russia 10 Japan
since the outbreak Of the war. ac-
eompaniod by bis wife and attend
ants. sailed today for Japan on the
steamer Korea The ambassador
ives formerly Russian minister 20
Bulgaria Hts wife was formerly
Miss Beale. daughter Of the late Gen
Edward Beaie. AZ ons time United
States minister 90 Austria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

f'ttg Treasurer George = Russell
appeared at his office yesterday Tor
a abort tinaa for ths fret tifar since
hh vas Installed last Monday. the
huarantins order against him hRv-
INK been raised yesterday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

The debate between Mr Hull. tho
splrltualint. aud Row Poole the
evangelist. that vas scheduled Tor
Eltrl hall tonight has been poalpoh'
"a until tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

SOUTH PARK. March ff-Ths
hos ~ the fire department. q South
Park hav. yust finished the fire
house which they built for the new
engine. ana say that they vii be
strictly IN IL xhen the snsine ar
FlNra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

weArytng Of the fcverlsh life 81
a newspapermAn William q. Evans
will seek a seasons rpat and reeFea.
ton as an umpire In the American
league. Mr.. Evans has been em-
ployed on newspaper Ia Ncuaga-
town. Ohio. bat denies that be was
born there. lie IL an easy. grace
fni writer and can call balls aud
strikes with trenehant voice that
sounds like town running 81 a
ftrc. He IL = years old ard his
umpiring weight ls $50 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Lat I, with List. siusus' life Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
WATER NOTICE

TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. J.
water rent due In March for jam.
AIRY. February. March. April and
May. N not paid by March 81. be-
comes delinquent District includes
all the cry north % Caller street.
aefered water rates due from first
70 tweutisih % month. becomes de-
iiuqnent on twsntisth. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

POSTER. March fa-rhs county
surveyors have been at work Tor The
last tao days setting stakes al0ns
the new county road IN Preparation
Tor maeaaanising ths road from se-
nllla 10 IHrnma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

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