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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
SkAGIT VALLEY
CONDITIONS

The first man TO reach this city
FROM the seehe OF the flood on the
skaEit river ia James caches.
brother Of George Caches Of tho
Star steamship company. lie ar.
rived frpm Avon this morning.
NJ Caches IN speaking 81 the con.
ditions GA the skaEit river said
The sccae l. undesirable Prom
ANan une could see across the river
10 Nj Vernon where the big dyke
had brukea aad the river Ma ruah
lng In It's mad course aef0as the val.
Icy The water ia sonic places IL
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WEDDING DAY
FOR HENRY
(cepyrlsh, 1905 BY seripps ss~
Assoeistionl

tIopyFhaht tR9o ~ ocftppa REV
Assoeisslon.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. f7s--This
is Francis ~ Heney'a wedding
day. and for that reason the graft
Indictment min is resting. and VIII
remain out Of Actian until Tuesday
The district attorneys office how
ever. n not taking lay of an
there u a great mssa Of evidences 70
place IN order. What the neat step
Ia the Investigation viii be 10
known only 70 Honey. I.angdon and
Burns
The fact that the grand Jury
voted % indics Supervisor Nicholas
on a charge of accepting a bride Of
sss from a furniture concern from
which desks for the supervisors
we're purchased. vaa officially con.
flrmed thia morning although the
iadietment Is not Jet filed Mich.
oias denies having accepted the
hribe Word was received this
morning that the steamer bearing
Mayor sehmitE from Europe VII
arrive In New York "Wednesday
Whether the mayor viii be taken
iuio custody upon hts arrival IL not
yet known.
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WASHINGTON. q. @. Nos. it,
ontns 10 ths fioear whleh have
srarttraiiy suspended traffic 10
wasaanston. Fe8dsrlns u luaEasslbis
for centfactars 70 present bids on
day ftxsa tire seofasafY 81 che IN
tsfiof has exfeatsa the tims for
op@uins bids On ths fn3in canal Of
the Ttstun iFr.sstioa ffoteei and on
fsamptrs Lake dam TO Nosssshes
n. al Z D al.
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Idaho Also suffers.
f8tar Special SefNice.

SPOKANE. Nov. 17-Idaho SUI.
fored greatly from floods The
town of Wallace "a reported to be
under water and business has been
practically suspended In many
places. Great damage from land.
tides Is feared In the mining dis
iriCts.
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TERRIBLE STORM ON
ATLANTIC COAST

terrific storm n sweeping the coast
Sis vessels are known 70 have been
wrecked near here. and near Char
iottetown and 81 Martins Many
small crafts are lost. and several
steamers are unfepOrted. Ships are
flying distress signals all along the
coast. men are dashed 70 the maEta
and life savers are working like
demons II IL impossible 10 launch
life boats. and efforts are boine
made % bring the victims ashore
IN breechos. the buoys having
failed
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slight Damage at chshalis.
lstsr Special Serxlos.

CHEHALls. Nov l7-Much IN.
convenience has been caused the
farmers OF the district by the heavy
rains. bat at no time has the com
munity been seriously threatened
b. food The river WAS high for a
time, but Is rapidly going down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
Fssl rsmins 9. osa.~.

OGDEN. Utah. Nov. tT.--ovins "a
the failure q the rsliFoad sne canal
rursrs nisa % deliver sufficient coal
% meet ordinary Demands. the fuel
situation here has become SERIOUS
The street car system 81 the city
vas paralyGed yesterday for Lack Of
sufficient zeal to xensfate power.
saa re rruspcet is that there val
be no zeal tasuorxow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

NEW YORK. Nov IL standard
oii stock declined 70 SO On the curb
stock market yesterday. OF 80 points
heioN Thursday night and 70 points
since Monday Dealings tgiaiied
mote than 500 shares Stock Hpid
tsgi on November 1. at t7e0 last
January and tfto IN isa-s
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inv..,Iussiae STANDARD Methods.

CHEnnYVALE. Kan. NOV. IT,
Agents. q the department % eofrar-
attons srw esatn N Kansas inyssil-
eating ths methods ~ the STANFORD
on company. The Investigations are
A connection with the standard on
Il anpanYsa relation 10 ths railroads
uf ksnsas
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REGINA. Saah. Nov if-Afier
trial extending over four days. le-
siah Gilbert Vas last night found
EeiltY of the murder u Barrett Hem
defnan by shooting on the Gilbert
farm on August a.. The Judge ssn-
fenced him % be hanged on Jauu-
~ L.
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/ have three ~ the haat i1fa Oh AisfENs
T8WM VIII srif faf tH1 each Mod
laafeF lots iH this Ha4ifian s5ii Tot fhlp
nfler before tho nifitan vas tinaat auf
railroads Ntqfsea re care Star
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LECTURE az aces.

REV. W. II. w Rces viii deliver
his lecture entitled Winners. or.
How TO Make a Landing" under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Ala OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
ext Friday evening.
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CIR ywArrR - Now uEfsG lsaTAL.
~ 's ~. 81 's 81 s sais ~ sss sg N ss.y
nHnthiF garments city nshis now iu isfs
Heaf seq snd sehaali isassitm tise fass
4 luniala yisr Station - SO
q = FAF CO.
nills MAILER nallaLns
HEAc0N uffL NuDfTioN
Fins cleared lHta. With hsauifai fies
q a. saat usea nuY aue - fhesF flr faHr
baby. o - better than SAVING hanh
Title perfect
cIIAHLhs ADAMS
- Calman lllls
heFs lAs ssIs. AZ slsafsd sift I've
room house. sna gulY ~ hlasss from ca
4 g = ,sasls ,..' Is asi AZ. rsas s' rss,
So Hqass IfFa. % 58siGl IiH dQFn.
wAsfinrus q rronNr
halnlgl llsarh Laz- ~ "
sEIdAa9 f0Ts oHEKFl aaly lls9 o.
Lake. rltr watsr nov bsins pa ia. naaf
car fire end srhauii faaN mauthIF ray
nasniF. hssi riaes b eiig - email p.
70 Mountain View station ana - 5ur
ri p. PAY 8 CO.
81 ~ lHNlE IEittlnf
Haes IhT1s N u East % u tf1fEN'
TaMW VIII srif faf tHH each Mod
leafgF iefs 10 this Ragifian s5if f9r fhip
rflee before the ndditian was ci0sai cut
Iheia g. q Eaqd chance here 10 seii 90 the
railroads Ntqfses zee care Star
f0fs 10 trsmeHf. ballard heaiefafd fof
sale from 500 and 90
Last week W. advertised house ana i0t
e. 1ith near Charrg Ter q a. owner has
raiseH price ia 81 fn and Hlli faise 80
wsek 900 aald t.sok lively N you want
hIfne
Ross A uGHa n
IMPROVEMENT fN water mains now
being lad ln our nov affiuW Al Green
LAKE fafA selling from lH w. easy
.faaufhIN raymsnfH. CTS lights aSd RetFr.
handy r. cars HHf near school Best buys
fH aeaftie ~ from Sc up. nn aafF month.
fF faHrufuta. see
TF Pay Cu.
1ilai1 natirF nHlifinE
o. fnhH Green Lake car O. Mountain View
stallion aHd inquire ai QUE branch nffife
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BUNCE HEARING
MONDAY

- Tho case 81 James Ounce. for
meriy deputy under Sheriff Cudi-
nee. who was arrested ON the
charge Of smuggling. was postponed
thla Afternoon until Monday.
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roRT ToWNsENp. Nov u
Tho third steam logging road % be
built va jefferson county De- that IT
tho Riley nruH project. which iH
now being graded from Audrrsona
lake to Discovery bay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov i3=An In
vitAtion 10 the American Federation
- Labor 10 meet neat year Al Tor
onto vas read &C yesterdays sos
nlon. II IL extended BY Mayor ..
eoataworth. and is indorsed BY the
Canadian Trades and Labor Council.
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USEFUL.

ST. Does your sons college odu-
cation amount to anything
Hi-Wai guess. why, since he
come homo he's smoked 20 much we
amt he'd nary a musketeer this
auFGur
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SITUATION AT PORTLAND.
Copyright. 1906. by scripps
News Assoc iatlon.l

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. II. /,
Floods IN all sections are 4
rapidly HnhsidlnR. and the I
willamette river Is stationary. {,
The Northern Pacific expects +,
to resume traffico 10 Tacoma I
tomorrow. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
AdmIi. sherlsns q 1000.

MEMPHIS Soy. III g. Hutch
insup. second vice president ~ the
Delta Cotton company. admitted 20
members of hia firm and the police
that be r. short IN hia accounts APP
pruSlmately G59.eeo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

ST LOUIS. So4 a. The federal
grand Jury has examined e wit
usrses aud number % government
officials Ia eauuet ton win the
shortage Of tsl.s8a from the United
aslalaa aahlleahnrY.
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NEW YoRS. Ney. II The Even
ing Poaf says the resignation II
llaft from the SENATE II ready for
Filing with Governor Higgins.
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HooulAM. Nov L. The fishing
season on Grays harhor ended yes
terday. the total pack being As,0ee
tnHea
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(copyriahs, 1905. by seripps News
a1eaciAtlon.l

ASTORIA. Ore. Nov f7-Pilot
Wood returned today from a two
weeks cruise off the Columbia bar.
una reports having sighted tho
missing bark iyernla thrice. the last
Time being a week ago
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pn.tmaster Anolnted.

& WAHHfNgroN. y. a.. Nov. IT,
.Addie Mccoy has been appointed
postmaster "a cedar Mountain. king
county.
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SHIPS RIDE HELPLEssLY AT
sEA OR ARE DASHED ON
Rocks-mER ARE LAsAEp
TO MAsTs-TERRlBLE LOSS
LIFE.

copyright 1905 BY serlpps News
hssoeiation.l
ST JOHNS. y. -. Nov. ia
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


MADRID. NOV ~ king Alphon-
pa has been hastily recalled 10 this
city from his hurting expedition.
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"A I Al
F Al |

II Eekiln. 90 years old. was prob.
ably fatally tniur~d this aficrnoon
By fallins from The scaffolding II
building In eosatfuctian ~ First
~. W ana Caller a. ne uas tAtuu
10 Providence hospital. WhaFe u is
shoakht he viii die
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LOST Al
COLOF|ELO !

lcseyfishs. ieos. ~ ssrpps ss~s
Aseseasfienl
nof.pFTEI.n Ses.. Nex. iTs--Tha
einiafsstd hotel sas burned this
sooFntnx and q namaher ~ it0e. loas
Two bodies have been recovered
fhs snttrs stfactuF~ vas consumed
fa mtnstea
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STRIKERS MEET
MITCHELL

tcepyriaht. 1906. b. seripps News
Assseiatiou.l
MINNEAPOLIS. alnn.. Nov. IL
A delegation % mlnerH froH Fsrnle.
IN. G.. are rioaated this afternoon dis
eussiug with President Mitchell
proposition from the Feruie oper-
atarH for settlement
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A = IoftNsroN 80.
ftissius 81 = Il fsaens nhrk
rheaes Msln IA taa Atta
81 "a
NstH9 nes Hsfassei Htaitefa kaaaz. fire
fHsra. aisEant sHAfes ard fissHrss. tafss
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aa
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asa
acres Ess8 ana I Is Haafina fFuis Z
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~ Pee AeHs
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TNNTs a FNfrfI.
gatFafs N@itfaHs
q ien fas cass aaiaher aaf fuasan4his
isfuts spssa.fiA alsstefa aastaas 50 Esst
NHHHn Eaf zee
q 80 spH aass eesihi~ ruruss o. "a.
ffssss fl.tSa nHaf ears
So aaa rasa - hsrNain IN ei1ss= "
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fexilN feet. Sc 4ssAs Iftas eas ilnz. O. ~
ffuhuEoS MooHE a CO.
p Hm ~ f'saa 81 M lni AZ
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ptAl usrArE- ooa,lnosa.


isA
uisbt EOS vlu tag tea Hau is,s 10
WIT anAr4tH
With a hsaufiHn sles ~ ere saana anA
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fHHria ave aha aIH 81 fhr fars aIu ashu
d rHaniHa as ihe1 are HaW iaytaE rails
tHA sost rfont can - f.aliaea fufi
$50
49, No. 80
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a7ssitJf that ia tapiah inaHesslas ia value
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CALHOUN DENww EwtNa laC-.
~ - AAssks n@lA9sax


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500 vats'ra " vAcASr Iora


500 vAsrKa ~ VACANT L0rA
nsa
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" MarHnii rasniHf ~ the shpre
fainaf Nank % s1iemnir Hwaar thAf ne
sffIaa statement q true % The best -
rHF hnarFle.fae auH belief
W MAXWELL. cashier
Huf.srrfIsef ard sworn - tsfHra one his
~ nuAvEH.
NgfafF Public
gaffarfakftanf
81 q HENRY
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rHas ia kNAr

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feefns eaN - So naees cAs4isf fsNsts
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greas.s s.-nasssl rbts iaaf hss twe SOD
spstHsn en- ~ TeFnss
e-HAms.paH " ADAMS
~ ratassn 49,
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MAI EtrATE-cersl. s.sa.
cuAa = goHaes5N 4 NxN
Meal t&seas ana anser1eaa
~ sfsNas ntax
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q. 80 4 raama nt@asFu kaae1l ssaNaNas kaMm
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rAsrsas GAMMA

peunsyivamAa 81. AfsehiKAn o
Yale 3. Fttnretan ?
Harvard a.. rlaFtuuputh ..
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Chsrzso 81. iiitasas
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sAsk cLgtRsscEs.

. Increase over Same q
4 date lasi year "a 2sT.tsess .
80 y q q . 4 4
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-. Iffi4ai -
HEUNHa CflArIH Size President
D. n AMEa. Hion President
3 H1fEE sn KELLEY. cashier.
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esses =. - - tgih. Hssf rF-f-- =
fe4sss AAin ~ N'tiy' -
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- 49, Ea MANS AHF TTT-r- 4 -
"a $50 - Green fass ~. f..il p
ittnssss N W vs. % saag r5lrfl.|.
~ &c. .af street ears aff $500
So ss....z., ,sHis, high ana ~ 49,.
srnsi saver, ,.s'...si'ss The bsst rIsfs
Hise Ass raf aaA g. "a Z, ~ IaHe
ssfsin FieH gfation FL ~ ''sN
FAY E col.
- = - nalleg BaIslne
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taE SALE
see hurs faftF serss Eessl fsfm isra q
4atra - fiat as Fhasis. Esei 80 Ia =
NNNr BY IN SEATTLE Fuh
SMALL AMutf MA tas iu uar aa.tiftaa
a. easuam fa&kH mhsfa EifF HnteF mains
afe nns hs3nk iat Prices arif So ana
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s.. S. Convention.

The eighteenth annual conven-
ton of the Steele County Sunday
School Association will be held
at the Presbyterian church at
Sharon, Friday and Saturday,
July 1914, 1906. Each school
in the county and Aneta should
send delegates. All Sabbath
School workers, especially off
GERS and teachers should attend.
The state workers, Mrs. S. P.
Johnson and Mr.. John Orchard
have been secured for this con-
vention.
G. G.. BOISE, President.
Mrs. A. K. CocHRANE, Secy.
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A Success

The Canadian Excursion which
left Valley City on June 9Th,
under the management of James
Loney was a decided success.
The excursionists were all de-
lighted with the country and
many made large Investments,
which goes to show that they
have the utmost confidence in
Southern Alberta and Saskat-
chewan.
Everything is on the boom in
Tabor, the town neares the lands
Mr.. Loney is selling. Many new
buildings are going up and it is
predicted that the town will have
a population of no less than three
Thousand before winter. A year
ago Tabor was only a way station
with no lines of business repre-
sented. Now it has 1900 people,
all striving to make the town the
best in Alberta.
There are many natural advan-
tages. to make the town grow.
Three large coal mines adjacent
which employ close to a thousand
men. A brick yard which turns
out the finest of bricks also en-
ploys a large force of laborers.
Other industries are being at
tracted by the splendid opportu-
mites offered.
A Pioneer representative has
interviewed a number of men
who visited Mr.. Loney's lands
and all are enthusiastic, and loud
in their praises of the country.
Many who made investments on
this trip will return and increase
their holdings, and others who
were, for reasons, unable to buy
now will return later and do so.
Six of the party also located
homesteads and many others are
expecting to take advantage of
this splendid opportunity of Sc
curing a free home in this land
of promise.
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IRVING wEp1 FOR FRIEND.
0k4k at Poet Alfred Teany-
sons Burial.

It was more than fitting that
Lord Tennyson should be one Of
the pail bearers at the funeral of
Henry Irving, says the New York
Commercial. Between the two
men were many provocations to
friendship, and Irving loved the
son Of the poet for some traits as
warmly as he loved the latter for
others.
When Alfred Tennyson was
laid to rest in the celebrate ane,
Irving was a pail bearer. No one
who attended the function could
forget it's incidents.
All the pail bearers were men
of great renown. Lord Salisbury
walked up the nave beside Lord
Rosebery; the then duke of Argyll
followed with Mr.. Lecky, the his
torian, and after them came Irv-
ing abreast Of John Burns, the
idol of the London working class
60, fresh from the docks In a home
spun salt of gray and carrying a
plaid cap, TIE incarnation of the
labor leadership that was hungry
A. . woH end roaring like q lion.
In the recess reserved for the
press, / was about ten feet from
the grave, with Salisbury stand
ing Immediately n trent and Irv-
ing a pew'z length Away.
Standing next to a pillar, his
face white and strained, Irving
was the embodiment of grief. At
the foot of the grave lay his
wreath, bearing the couplet that
closes Tennyson's "Ode on the
Death OF the Duke of Welington:"
And In the vast cathedral leave him,
o ascept him: Christ. receive him.
Az the majestic assembly, con.
tanning all that was best and
haughtiest in Britain, hushed it.
self to hear the "ashes to ashes,
dust to dust" of Dean Bradley's
stately iptoning, the distant Or
gan, where Sir Frederick Bridge
was presiding, passed into the
strains of "Crossing the Bar"
Salisbury bowed his great, shag,
gy head upon his chest; Rosebery
looked steadily at the bust of
Shakespeare, his underlip fast be.
tween his teeth; Irving, immov-
eble and erect as the shaft at
which he stood, closed his eyes, as
the tears ran down his face "like
an he were a woman" John
Burns stared at him an instant,
then buried his head in the car
and did not move until the service
was over. Irving seemed to be the
chief m0urner.
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NOTICE

The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the Hope Far
mers' Elevator Company of Hope
No. Oak. for the election of di-
rectors and the transaction of
such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting,
will be held at the Town Hall in
Hope on Saturday, July 18th,
1906, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
James T. Masters, Secy.
Thos. Sussex, Pres.