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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
CHE EXISTS WORK
ON BERRY CASE

Several analyses from as many
different chemists Of the raspberry
pie. fruit and Jam that recently
caused considerable sickness In this
city will be submitted to the police
Thursday Professor Horace V. rs
ers. OF the state university. has al
ready reported heavy percentage
of arsenic In one OF the pies and is
confident that he made no mistake
in his analysis.
Nothing more has been accom-
plished in the case further definite
action awaiting the reports ON the
lam. II this Is found 20 contain
arsenic also the police department
will devote its energies to ascertain
ing who IS responsible Tor the pois-
oncd fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
No FOURTH
IN SEATTLE
rrE GENERAL cElEsRArlos
s<AEsE WILL co Nv OF
fault TINS YEAR As FOR
sfslY-RuIEs FOR USE OF
THE NOISE PRODUCERS.

-slnt there Eoln' to bc Do Fourth
1zz yeart''
- above message came over
= phoas to TIE star this morning.
teH gneng American Who Ia \
}6lslive voice wanted "a learn u
a. nasiouai holiday Waz 10 10 By
*ksnlt
ffun present appearance Seattle
Vi sut ceiehfatc In any general
saf. following The same course puF.
Hses ior the past five years A can
"a saz made today among the
fzrsnas bgslns - men ami pnhiie
Elglted citizens ant TIE general
'~rziet i ts1t ths expense and time
4keited DOS not justify the means
4 Yeunx America win net be fore.
f4lasd II kis chief delight on the
fnuiA except that none os TIE
kHas ALI BE- allowed to b. shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
STEAMER SAILS
DESPITE STRIKE
CLEARING or MELVILLE Dol.
lar FROM PORT hartford
INDICATES TIE STRIKE
TROUBLE HAS PASSED TAE
CRISIS.

Although no official word has
kcen rsevivsa from Oakland rsHard-
ms the strike and general tis.up
situation. Il ts believed to have
rarHef the eriaia Wofd was receive
81 thia morning that the steamer
Nsissils naiiara. witch Was affected
IS ths strike. had sailed from Port
Hartford FER Seattle. Pert Hartford
II south % Fan Francisco aud Al
that port several steam eehoanerr
vere tied up pending The results Of
the strike.
The Melville Dollar j. under char
ter 70 aehubaeh a Hamilton. and
npan arrival here vii be az once
loaded Nith freight FER So Michael
and Nome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
INSTEAD OF NATURALIZATION
pkpURa. pEsiRE BROTHER
May co BACK TO CANADA
UNDER ARREST.

After unsuccessfuliY sttsmptinE
20 secure American citizenship pa.
pefa. In an evident desire 70 defeat
the aesiou u the Canadian govern
meat In ordering him deportcd 20
bis native country. Desire Brother.
axpd s.. and . natsve of France.
vas arrested By Detective George
brown this morning
Hrothicr Was apHfchnnd9d AZ bis
room. AZ sfe4 Yesier waY.
Brother Was Formerly a wealthy
resident 81 Vancouver. II G. and
AZ sentenced 20 serve 10 years in
prison for a crime After compiet.
ing two Years 81 thia time Brother
was released upon bis PROMISE 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BLACK GROWS
MUTE IN COURT

Robert Black gave n good exhi-
bitiou OF the deaf mute act in the
police court yesterday Black pro-
ccedcd 70 take aboard a large cargo
In the booze" line Saturday night.
and was found navigating upper
Third av In a wildly erratic style
BY Patrolmen Zimmerman and Bun
nell early the next morning
To all questions asked by Attor-
ney DE Bruler. Black remained as
deaf as stone post The prisoner
had explained 20 the p8trolmen that
he was waiting until the stores
opened on Monday morning to buy
new hat. but in court he refused
to say anything Judge Gordon
had the man committed 10 Jail un.
IN he sees the error OF his ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
CANAL WORK ONLY
AWAITS BOND ISSUE
REPUBLICANS
ELUcr OFFICERS

The Weai Seattle Republican club
held It's annual meetihK last night
aud elected officers for the ensuing
year. Il sullY was elected chair.
maa. Prank u sayfe. secretary. and
Rev y Orr. treasurer The mem.
hers OF the club wili a. ones get
busy regarding the fell Campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
ASKPRES|DENT
FOR IS MILLION

WASHINGTON. June i2.-sona.
tor Flint. Ex-Governor Lane. Judge
Morrow and other representatives
from san Francisco. called upon
the president today To discuss the
plan 10 have the secretary Of the
treasury accept the city bonds OF
San Francisco as security for de.
nosita Of government money.
They would like to have about
81. 1000. 900 and said today they
would be glad 10 turn over city
bonds on 90 per cent basis.
II II understood the president IA
Vurs the plan. which will not re
quire congressional authority II Is
thought the president disapproves
the plan To loan money direct To the
people Of san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
GRANGE STUCK RIVER PLANS.

The plans Of the Chicago. MI.
waukoe & ST Paul railroad viii va.
doutiediy BE- changed somewhat
along The shores 81 stuck river. &C.
o0rdinE TO statements given out to
day hy the officials The plans
call for the rails 20 be placed on
plllnKa. but the property owners OF
the land through which the railroad
has obtained rightof way have ask.
cd that the rails be laid upon an
nnnbanAfmanl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
0RIzABA TO
CARRY MAIL

Steamer OriEaha. which sails this
afternoon on her first trip 10 Nome
viii oarrf the United states malt
The government has signed ape
.cini contract paying tho Northwest
.ern Steamship company tt70 for the
round trip
The Orizaba will have all Of her
passenger accommodation taken
also have a full cargo OF freight
much Of which is lumber
Captain John TrdebridRe Focs
north In command Of the steamer
and Fred Tracy. one OF the best
known steamship men on the sound
goes out In the capacity OF pursor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
MINING MEN TO meUr.

The Northwest Mining Journal
has requested the various mlnlns
companies la the state OF Washing
tou 20 send delegates 70 a meeting
80 be held In Seattle. SATURDAY, fof
the purpose q forming a branch or
sanitation OF he American Ainlns
Congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
CHINESE MISSIONARY
SOCIETY IN SESSION

The Washington Chinese Mis-
stouary society met again this
morning and resumed The work ~
the Convention The program cen.
sisted chiefly ~ an Address By Mira.
Jennie Metiunis. the reading - -.
ports aud the appointment 81 com
niitecs a reception eiii be ten.
aerea the state officers and deio.
gates this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BOOKKEEPER
HANGS SELF

EVERETT. 1uue ia j A Def
modes. hoakkeelsef a. Aneevinc'a
camp near Tualcu. this morning
Was found 70 have hanged himself
No reason is known for the suicide
tssrmodey had worked AZ the camn
three months he vas 70 wears old
ifla Wifu vas principal q the
schools a. index. bot resigned this
anrlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
EYES OF THE EAST
ARE on SEATTLE

The o. tho who Iooktng toward the Pacific
nneaey
convinced that offers the beat opportunities
said James A. Moore The Star this morning
Instead o. finding there because Of
stfueon o. San Francisco found feeling that with Call
forna Seattle bound become
great commercial and shipping eert~s 81 the Pacific.
'"tt TO find these conditions
sna had expected tad hesitation the Of the
capitalists IN investing further here bu, they
me ansoua than take the splendid
things Seattle has 10 offer them
@n all my Residence hers have more certain
81 ssauiss future than feel today There
United States that stands higher in the money circles Of the
cas-, than does Seattle. and there "a 81
the present time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
MUST MOVE HousEeoAT.

b. l.. Muir yesterday obtained an
Injunction from Judge Griffin, Of
the superior court against w J.
Johnson. the owner Of a housohoat
situated opposite Aiulr's property
on Lake Washington nc the footot
Jackson ST.. by which Johnson is
ordered TO remove his property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
SEATTLE is RIPE FOR A
HOME OPERA COMPANY

opera company uith re horne thea
ter here phsrsiu performance such
az are nos being given 90 the Grand
may be Witnessed winter and SUM
msFs
The Star desires 10 auFEest "a
MeaHra Russell a Drew that
fheY consider this matter q e
permanent opera company here. Ey
adopting Huch suggestion thay
should not only enfieh themselves.
bot they would earn the gratitude
Of the amusement loving public ~
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
ELLEN TERRY
REMEMBERED

LONDON. June u. Nearly all
the leading rhespIauh ~ the Eng
ilsh stage and the leading common
.ers 81 London contributed 90 the
Ellm. Terry Jubilee entertainment
this afternoon. which was attended
hy Immense thfonKa Tho seat sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
CAPTAIN CL|NCS To
RIGGING ALL NIGHT
aescuers Make Heroic Efforts to Take Master
OF Wrecked Schooner Corinthan-.-Two Men
Lose Lives, One Being Shanghaied Berkeley
Student.

rsseFKA. Cal. June T. The
..s,ne schooner Corlnthan. with
s,.u a nine, white attempting TO
i sea lass evening On a heavy
x,cunard on the north beach %
n~e.hslt haf. Twe ~ the crew were
s...nea ana TIVE others we're In
80 wAile azsistinE De- the rescue
WIN shr breakers reltinw over
= So ks.s vessel che WORK II res-
- uax tnast hazardous t1fe SAVE
y workers an niEet. aud at Z
$3.50 this mofniax the lass man
sAsarA Captain Aiw alter, Vas taken
..Asss. after hasinE chung 70 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
RAIN PREVENTS
INSPECTION
aLaskAyukos COMMITTEE
will WAIT FOR SUNSHINE
sEroRs IooklSs OVER Ak.
POSITION SITES.

o. sccuaat az she rain ;asiaY the
ueus3ed Inspection uf Magnolia
>afs - 70 suitability fog The Alas.
nynkpn EsiF site sas post poned.
a. slse lucatine committee aecltn-
- 70 travel aFoand through the
<rs@h n the NpI
Il ths weather l. fals the coarse
I snxrextsoe mlil BE- nqsnesi tamoF'
~. il h stated. with Magnolia
- znd the other iaestions vii
u hksr np Ia ths cfsirr given yes
xfsay. n q can possibly b. done
~ atGe c8mulitsa seNlres 20 con.
elnss ~ Investigations within tbs
~ - aaya. ia order that 3 re.
prt nav - made To- the e0ecasiVe
omnIssee a. Fridays meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Russell A Drew were making a
financial error when they UNDER
took 30 give Seattle summer sea-
san - Hghf opsfa There we're many
ready 20 aavias against q ana This
advics they gave freely and earn
sHfiy
Huf Russell & Drew persisted
that thsY were going % give a a
whirf~ anyway. And they did
And Nhhf 10 the RESULT
Nothing but aucresn saarttHfleaily
and financially --and an assurance
that Seattle IL today ripe for an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
WEST POINTERS
GRADUATE

WEST POINT. June i2.-At the
graduation 81 the cadets today Gen.
Horace Porter. who graduated 40
years ago today delivered the adj
dress Secretary Taft delivered the
diplomas
Harold s ucrrick u Connecticut
IL al the head Of the class. Secre-
tary Taft. ON rcaching the name Of
Adna Chaffeo. Jr.. handed the diplo-
ma 20 Lieut. Gen, Chaffee. who 81 70
luted his son and then gave Il to the
youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Why not 3 iHeatsr IN Seattle de-
'vsa pefnaneusiy to the prssensa-
aan .; lixht opera such as that uoW
Miag provided BY ihs San FFan-
asen Opera companY az she Gfand
ssfa house,
Sen Ffancisca supported for many
fNrs sseh en- organization. and Sc
&c u showing today. By lta at
si.iance a. The GfHn8. that u Il
sApatls % making and willing 70
sats profitable such an undertak-
here were those uho felt TIA,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

The Howard Malone reported yes
terdny az having been arrested by
Detective Gorbrtt charged. with
four other youths. with petit lar
ceny. IN not the Howard Malone who
~ the SON Of N Malone. Of pee noyl-
aton av. The Howard Malone IN
custody has been toward over to
the charge Of Truant officer Ketch-
um.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
Burns Is Releases.
NEW PLAT FILED.

The filing of the new plat Of
John ]. McGilvra's Third addition
10 the city by ID Iaamher In the
county auditors office this morn
Ing winds up three years OF dill.
gent work ON the part Of Lambert
hf which he has succeeded IN park.
ing the property. consisting Of
blocks -. II. Is and 20 TO 2s in.
elusive and the south half Of block
10. Of McGilvra's Second addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
JONES TRIAL CONTINUES.

Two witnesses we're examined
tlds morning in tho case Of Robert
Jones. who is being tried for the
murder of Thomas q Grogaon. on
the steamer Eureka. The case viii
take several days TO finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BARTENDER IS ARRESTED.

Frank Nnrdhoff. bartender.
wanted by the sheriff Of Flathead
county. Montana. and charged with
contempt Of court. was arrested In
this city last night Nordhoff was
a witness in an important case and
left the country. It Is said. before
tho hearing In court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
LlrrLE GIRL IS RECOVERING.

Martha Hale. the little Riri who
wnH severely burned on Monday
morning while playing around a
houfife. is rapidly recovering Rt
the Seattle General hospital. where
sha vas taken for medical attend.
auec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

risxlux al nlght with the breakers
pouring ever him.
shsashaisd studsr, Lost,
ole Carlson. a sallof and Andrew
Metatry. ncrkctey student. who
had been shannhaisd aboard the
schooner az North iNrk lost their
lives IN The surf A lonxshofrmau
ana another helpeF we're struck hY
Heating humber. while aialng In the
rescue. aui their less we're broken.
The vessel la piled hiNh on the
beach. aud unless she can be noat-
cd az hiEh tide, viii 50 10 piecea
Within few heursa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
SUES FOR $4,000.

A jury was selected IN the fed.
eral court today and trial begun Of
an action TO recover $4,000 for
personal injuries suffered by Ben
iamln H. Greenwood. n minor. at
the Port Gamble mill In 1904 The
Puget Mil company Is named as
defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
MOTHER AND CHILD ARRESTED

Completely under the influence Of
liquor. a woman giving her name as
Mrs. Jones was picked up by Pa.
trolman Guy Carleton At First av.
and Battery 81 this morning and
with her 5-yeafotd girl was sent TO
the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
BLOODY knife MAY
Be CLUE TO MURDER

from fish. An analysis Of the stains
Is being made thia afternoon.
Find Blood Stains.
There were stains Of blood ON
the blade and spots 81 coaxulated
blood on the handle The knife was
turned over 20 r II. Shoarer by the
marshal and City Clerk Beck to be
delivered 10 the ehoriffs office.
A microscopicai examination Of the
hair found on Tom NelliEan'E coat
the day be was taken into custody
will be made by direction Of Sheriff
Smith In close comparison with
hair taken from the head Of Elsie
Mlllhnff No clues that are con-
sidered reliable have set been turn
ed Ia b. the deputies who are stu
interested ia the case.
Burns is Released.
A sailor named John Burns, who
was arrested at Port Townsend on
suspicion OF being the Ren,on muir
derer. has been released, an In
vestlghtlan disclosing the fact that
he had been making suspicious
statements for the purpose Of being
held there until the vessel he be-
longed TO had sailed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
Will TAKE TESTIMONY.

John n walthef. court Etenogra.
pher. has been appolated special
commissioner hy Judge Hanford TO
take tho balance Of testimony In the
suit brought By Ernest Conweli
against John n. MeMiliin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
WILL MAKE NEW SPIKE.

c. A. Phols. Of the Phelps Man.
ufaCturing company, OF Boise,
Idaho. left this city yesterday after
making arrangements with James
A. Moore 10 supply his concern with
steel for the making Of a new
railroad spike OF which he is the
Invention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO.

Owing 10 the conflicting ,
. ard confusing reports com I
. Ing 10 Seattle from San ,
q Franelsee IL has been in1pos. /,
4 sibie 20 determine what vac 4
. really being done there 10. I,
. wards rebuilding the city and 4
4 restoring normal business cor. 4
: ditione 4
Some reports Indicated that 4
. tremendous activity ~as be t,
. ing displayed In clearing away 4
. the wreekaae and preparing 4
. plans for q "cre atcr san Fran 4
= cisco" while others were " 4
q diseovfspinp character. 20 the 4
. effect that many years would 4
= be required 70 rehsbiiltate the 4
. ruined city. 4
q IN order 90 get al the truth 4
. the editor ef The Star vent 20 4
. san Francisco iast week ard 4
. spent several days making = 4
. thorough inves,la patton. he has 4
q just returned. bringing not 4
. emily the data necessary fer a 4
q full and complete preseusment I
4 o. the situation 20 tire readers 4
. % this newspaper. but nymsr. 4
. ous photographs specially I
. taken 70 aho~ the actual cor I
q dillon 81 the rebuilding oper- 4
q atoms nearly t~o months after I
. the earthquake and fire. I
. These pictures, reproduced IN I
= The star today, sere all made {,
. on the great thorouehfare Of I
= San Francisco, Market ct. last I
. Wednesday and Thursday. 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
oon AT moNrHvIoEo.

The British bark Don. which
sailed from London on March l. FOR
faneoa4eF. y G.. VAS reported az
the Merchants exchange today ~
hAvtnK pat into Montsvideo with
her captain sick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
CASE 10 CONTINUED.

The caso against William stotfin.
charged with violating the saloon
ordinance and also with maintain.
ing a nuisance under the state law.
has been continued In the police
court until June 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
TWO KILLED BY TREE.

During the high wind which pre-
vailed north of this city yesterday
afternoon. Charles Johnson and
Henry Buud were killed hY n TALL
ing tree az Derby, near Botholl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
WILL INVESTIGATE CASE.

Coroner Carroll will depart this
afternoon for Manzanlta beach. on
Vaahon island. to investigate the
reported discovery Of a skeleton
near that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Off In the business sections Of the
city and the placing nf t0Fpedoes or
rossn on cat tracks viii net be por.
mitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
PARK BOARD MEETING.

The park board viii have n ST.
cial meeting this afternoon for the
purpose Of recommending 20 the eN-
position committee suitable loea-
ton for the Alosla-Nukou fair. IL
Is not known which OF the various
sites suggested viii be favored by
the board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12
KAISER REACHESFAR
TO RIGHT A WRONG
Sends Special Commissioner to Find Man in
Alaska Who Was UnjustIy Imprisoned in Ger.
many Several Years Ago---0nCe Worked in
Seattle.

The strong arm Of Germany's Law
IL reaching across the Atlantic
ocean. extending across the United
States and elrcling around the
boundary Of Alaska in hopes of
catching a man not wanted to salts
~ the laws Of justice. but rather
Injustice The results Of the search
will be watched keenly ia Seattle
AZ the man sought was once a resi-.
dent Of this city.
Sent 70 Jail
IN 1892 August Herman. owner Of
a small brewery IN the outskirts Of
Berlin. Was arrested for leso ma
leate. He was quickly tried. sen.
fenced 90 four years imprisonment
and also 10 pay a fine. which Ia
United States currency amounted 70
g. 900 Herman AZ the time pro
tested his innocence. but the quick
forms Of German justice were deaf
10 his appeal and he was lmpria-
ohsd In order 20 satisfy the pay
nlent ~ the fine his brewery vas
cOnflacatcd and the proceeds turned
into the Golfers Of the government.
Herman IL Released.
For good behavior Herman was
released before serving quite three
years Broken In health. his prop.
efiy gone and ehagrined AZ the dis
honor placed upon bis head. he for.
sook HIS native land aud came No
the United States Gradually work.
ing his way across the continent
he finally landed IN Seattle and be
ing an expert brewery an he found
situation. and It the time OF The
Klundike excitement Il said 70 have
been employed al the A. Is. G bot.
Ting works. ON the Lake Union
boulevard
Although Herman thought he was
forsnken by friends. several OF his
wealthy relatives took the lese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

Steamer Tellus has sailed from
Vancouver with a cargo Of coal con-
signed TO the Northwestern Steam.
ship company at Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-12

majestic matter up aud after the
best OF evidence was obtained his
innocence WAS finally caMbiished
before committee 81 the reichatag
The matter vas brought - the d.
rect attention OF Emperor william
and when fully convinced that a
great wrong had been done 70 one
Of hts humble subjects hc gave or
ders 10 set Herman al rights Ia tho
eyes Of the world
Saved Warriors Life.
Although seemingly d small sub
lect. consequent Developments re
vsaled the fact that Herman once
narrowly aYerted an accident which
would have cost Won Molfke. the
deceased German warriors life.
This further aroused the German
government to take decisive steps
70 ascertain the whereabouts OF Her
man Finally bis course Was traced
across the United States 90 Seattle
and here Il was learned that he was
IN Aiaaka Going north IN the days
Of the rush August Herman was for
a time a packer on the skagway
trail
10 Lost Sight o..
Soon after he went into Dawson
and viii be remembered as starting
one Of the first bakeries In that
city. From there be went down the
river ana bis present whereabouts
are unknown.
II il for this purpose that ID. T.
Mueller Of Berlin. sailed from Sc
attic last SUNDAY night on the City
OF Seattle for skagway, TO 80 70 tbs
Interior Of Alaska and find Herman.
II Is given out that the RoyeTnmenr
will not only restore his lawful
rights. but will settle an annual In
Gene upon him 20 last during the
remainder OF his days.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-19

fortunately some of it has an un- promising outlook, owing to the fact that several of the planters have been delayed in securing the necessary ilrigating machinery.
 The soil of these Arkansas prai- ries has proven the best in the world for the culture of rice. Ii not only has Chemical clements which produce riceE of a better quality and mores esprolific than any ever recorded elsewhere, but it is also of that close, firm texture So necessary to successful, economical flooding, and the whole prairie has d vast reservoir of water saturat- I.ingran underlying bed of sand and gravel which repeated experiments have reathed at depth sf from forty to one hundred and fifty feet, and Which is evidently ln- exhaustible.
 These rice fields are i'll the midst of the best settled communities and in close touch with Little Rock Stuttgart, Lonoke, Carlisle, Hazen and DeValls-Bluff, all of which are deeply interested in the outcome.
 The opening up of these rice fields means not only that a new and unfailing source of wealth has come into Arkansas but 1t also means that much of the capital and enterprise which are pouring into the state will be diverted into a channel which will prevent what might otherwise have resulted i'll a greatly increased cotton acreage and consequent menace to tho price of that staple
 |. This view of the situation may not be endorsed by some authorities, but it is the opinion |of yoair correspondent, who has kba8n ov8l ha ground and care |fully studie} ndit1 Rsn
 It E estimat90 II
 E K N |'