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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Will RUSH WORK ON
CEDAR RIVER MAIN

spfinkiing months virtually 10 n
famine
Engineer Scott estimates that Il
vii require At least II months 10
construct the neN malu. But there
4 not II months 10 spare Members
nf the committee insist that If It
can be constructed ia g months. Il
can. b. ezeftinE every resource. be
constructed ia 70 II this n posi-.
Bile. and wofk eau he begun By
August !. water can be turned On 10
the uew main hY June I neat year.
Delay In Lumber.
The greatest delay In the work Il
anticipated over tho difficulty Of
getting lumber fer the etaye pipe
AZ rapidly ~ Il IL required In or.
der 10 ges t.e0Q 600 feet Of lumber
suitable for slaves. II lie necessary
to cut II least as zoe. 600 feet o. lum.
her. the rest being he boards y hitch
DO not come up 10 standard tn quail.
IL.
Ia order to commence the wofk on
the nes main ~ August I. 4 all
be necessary FOR the eifs eounrll 10
arrange for the inauguration % the
soFk on money borrowed from
other funds before the construction
fund il available Even this ia be.
inx planned foF. and eonu Of them
hops 20 even let some 81 the con.
tracts for slaves before the con.
stfnetlon money Ia actually avail
ahIe
The whole construction project
vill be a race against time In the
aarmnubtinE 81 physical and engi.
neeriHg difftcaitiea The city must
have the water. aud have Il ~ a
certain time. Il actual suffering aud
danger are 20 be avoided. aud the
nitl council will undertake 10 pro.
vide for The delivery Of Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

the ufanH home as closely aa the
quarantine regulations allow ard
has transmitted the daily order "a
The grocer and the butcher
This uelehhaf has also feienHaued
10 uH y /. Ludlow. ai1Y health Of
fiesf. explaining 70 him the nature
Of the eas. and 8u four distinct oe-
csaioas uf LsaiuN haa sci au hour
upon which he would visit the
nmHd home
Nat fha doctor hasn't showed M
set
oosrantins No, Necessary
He Vas told tbaf within one week
after the quarantine had hesn de-
elafsa Sir brand Vas completely
through pesllnE ara had feae he'd n
stage where quarantine vas no
longer necessary.
And that Waa three weeks ago
The neighbour tired finally = teIe.
phanina n Uf I1aloe and inter-
ested Thomas " Tough. Of the
Fremont pharmacy
Mr. Tough then telephoBed 70 Dr.
f4udioW aud impressed upon him the
fact that a great Injustice was being
done the nfsud household and that
the quarantine should hs raised At
once.
And ur Ludlow agaiu promised 10
hurry out IN Cremaua az
hut he hasn't been there yet.
Watched IN Vain.
The nelshbef across the street has
watched for the health officer as
faithfully ne she haa attended the
household
She has grown more indignant
every day and fhla morning ahe
went straight 80 Mayor Moore.
And now. perhaps. someone Wit
let the nfand family loose.
just at the time brand was taken
I'll he had resigned a position Win
the Richardson Paper company ana
vas to leave In daY OF two 20 aes
eept a position in Vancouver. y. G.
II fact an Of The household furnis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

EeeFY resources 81 the city will be
exere1. every energy ~ the city
government brought Into play. ama
ever effort made b the mayor,
members ~ the eltf council aud
members IT tho beard Of public
works 20 40 haetsn thu construction
81 second mala tsufn Cedar river
that # mas BE ia commission ~
5uHe 1. 1907.
Thia ~tll - In time u prevent
an prolonged o. dangerous water
shuFt4Ee neat year. such a. Ia
Threatened this seAaon
~oeh 60 EatinaAses.
ALREADY there h a stisrtuT If the
public activities Ia the matter Ia
the tieinlsy II the rity hall. ana
AaAlasaas cttY Enklaeer Scott haA
been Instructed % hasten The CON.
pirfiou ~ his estimates sna plans
With All possible speed. IN order
that they ma DO Ayaitable for con.
ssaegaitoa nest weeA. II poasihia.
Anticipating the Compilation 81
the estimates 10 time Tor considers
ttou IL the FIRE and water commit.
tee ~ lfa eett meeglnK. the enutlf.
tee Niii Introduce In the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
aonih 70 the Seattle boulevard is
owned By private persons
Condemnation proceedlnoa.

south 10 the Seattle boulevard Is
owned By private persons
Condemnation Proceedings.
Those aho own property fronting
on Fourth nY would doubtless be
willing to make a considerable con-
eeasi0n 10 have the railroad kept
off Fourth av Condemnation pro-
eeedings can be brought against
the Great Northern railroad tho
same - an Individual
The proposal 81 Dearborn 4 co.
will be laid before the Union Pa
ciiie officials for their conelaefa-
tloH. In the hope OF breaking tbs
deadlock which now exists between
the company and the council.
This plan viii involve some ex-
pense on the part Of the railroad
IN conforming property owned BY
the Great Northern II Will also
neeeaaifate the closing Of two
streets and the construction Of two
overhead bridges
II a riKht-of way can be secured
for nothing through nine blocks IL
IL likely that the uniun Pacific
will not make very serious obIec-
ton 70 purchasing the few remain
Ina. especially In view Of the fact
that the council appears 10 be de-
termined 10 preserve Fourth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The MacDouRali. southWiek com
pHHF aud. when Or Ludlow finds
TINE ta release her. abe viii Prob
ably return 70 nef position there.
In the meantime. however. the
family ard the nstmhhar across the
way are watching patiently for the
arrival Of the health officer.
fhtH recital may smoke him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
STUDENTSF|GHT
. [ CIRCUS MEN

Columbia. Ma. May Il The 10
cal feapilal ie OVERLOOKING Niih tn
lufsa uulKereity students aa tie re.
sult ilFht which they had with
etHei employee last night, two OF
tlssnl F~eeivins injuries from which
thsss may die
When Il became known that
many students had been shot aud
inferred general riot Was threat
snesi. but the mayor addressed the
ahafnts, aisaundInE them from par
tielbHtIaK The mayor assisted Ia
caring fof the injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
WILL BURN OIL.

The we'll known Seattle. san Fran.
cisco steamer chRa Nelson II 70 be
converted into an oil burner upon
her arrival at San Francisco this
trip The Nelson will sail south
next Monday and. after diaeharatng
her cargo al San Pedro. will return
Ia san Francisco aud be pat out Of
commission for the installation o.
oil burners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
S7ARVEFOR
ALL OF LUDLOW

sare had been packed and prepared
fet removal fef shipment 20 Van
suH4sn Il has zHes been uhs
paekva. feF NJ fsfana has last hIa
safhppxer position. and u be ever
gsia out If quarantine If ain be
useeaaafY for him 10 look fof an.
uthe4 position ln Seattle
Mics Graham uaH su smpleye q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
City win Race Agaissi Time to Have
More Water Here In Twelve Months
TO Prevent mins---Plan to Start Work
August |.

4onaay niKht an ordinance prutii
tus Cur the submission 80 vote 81
he geople Of proposal % Tissue
81 ssss. coo In warrants against the
wMinF fand receipts for tho purpose
70 constructing the main.
cess Net pstsrminsd.
II la not known whether 81 .nna.
Gao viii b. tesn much ~ too little
for 4As purpose. that batuK 4 rough
estimate, bat the engineers figures
sflf ke available b. the time the
ordinance comes up Tor cnuaidera
toe hY the COMMITTEES. 30 that the
amount can be amended n found ia
accurate
OF Great Importance.
As naw considered hy members
ri tha rnnnrit. the water main quen
tion II II even greater importance
thmn the street car question. eapp
rlallf III the matter Of time ThiA
year D. exercising the greatest
vigilance to prevent waste the Of
neiaiN ~ the water department cal
cllafe that thsy can Supply the cts
elth Mater fairly well But hy an
eiheF ts,af the shortage Wtll he YER
pressing amounting during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

George l. brand. his sister. Miss
nraua. aad Niss Graham hia nsies.
have been auarautIna8 for the PAST
faaf weeks n their home AZ ias
gHHmaHa as
The quarantine uaa placed upon
TIE house fuat - NJ Hfand vas
recovering from r. mild attack Of
aaaslef fever. tie skis having al
ready heann 10 nael NheH the guar
anline Naa declared
ftaf three weeks Afr Ufaud has
been completely eaueaieaaeHt and
fer fzea weeks At lest there has re-
uzaluea 10 danger Of eoHtaaian.
Huf Mr brand and his sister and
hIa niece are Htfu tpeked an
oidn't Need Doctor.
pf. William N Patterson Of Free
mont. Hhg Raa attending AZ Brand
vas called away about three weeks
ago hk fhe death ~ q near relative.
Since that time Afr brand has had
no physician attending him for the
reason that aueh services were not
required
Alec. ne tHe tao waae earning
nIembefa Of the family we're out 81
afk during tie quarantine ex-
nenaea had 70 be kent down.
Since the day the brand home was
auafantIne4 not a single representa-
tive ~ the health department Of See
attic haH called to inquire IF the
family required any supplies OF de-
sired 10 communicate With anyone
on The outside
Neither WA any guard established
aa IL provided by ordinance In such
ranes. one Of the duties nf this
guard being to attend to the order
Iaa 81 supplies. etc.
Could starvs 70 Death.
go FAR as the heaiih authorities
know the entire brand household
might have atarKed 70 death
A neiRhbof living across the way
has been the good angel IN ihia case
aud has every morning approas he'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
SPOKANE KNIGHTS COMING.

The Spokane Knights Of pythlaa
will leave that city tonight In a
special car Of the Great Northern
aud will arrive in Seattle tomorrow
morning. for Attendance at the
Grand lodge session here next
Neelf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
MITCHELL MUST
remain IN JAIL
WHAT AN HONORABLE MAN
THINKS OF GEO. MITCHELL
PORTLAND. Orr. Nav q zoos

A. =. 49,. PORTLAND Ore. May y
NE oserge Mitchell. County Sheriff Seattle w..h
Deer SIR think duty THE 10 write x..a n.
nes 70 ssf mat soud be 81 assistance yea in a,s
mo sstssnss show proseosen should pleased % DE- "a
having had charge superntendes las.tuoe a. 49,
SISTER tsshsr Flersnee asssy Eve hurt eli o hor
we're victims 81 crsuss. u eenfe.o,. heth
10 Hpsh and the atrea % this insttuen
sns fssaens with 'hsmi aad IN the My Hurt
hsr eantessien Of such disgusting
~ss e on hsg that ksps father
hsa 80 he did net the publicity which oua eeob.b. .
dstFsns 10 hls daughter here after knew Mrs st.s
and had eensdefaes trsshls h ss.na
hsr SISTER while here and the ssaanu the
Insane asylum - = -
sinesrsb trusting that viii your p.s.n, ouh.
spssdy and that s be sutrsy fee adea
THE esnsny Of human hrut. REMAIN very sincerely yours
W. Y
sspsrir.sad.n, aoy. elrls' AID ses.sy % or.ger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
s.,r;no Plea Of Attorney Is Made in Vain as
Law Specifically Provides for No Release in
Cases OF This kind--WiIl Enter His Plea
Next Saturday.

Mitchell eannut bs re
49, me reanls iat Ga halt
s.w,ll remain there until tfsed
~ -. q bis trial VII De fixed
- -. rfatsg 81 the superior
ay..tssea This morning when
$50 ...'.e.sI VAS arralxnsd before hin
as. u aaufdag Ia she first
~ shs knituK q Vans tds
- s,tstgssla last Monday MORN
l.res cseNd eeeseat
"a. arrangement teek place IN
~ e,sninai eoafg feem before 3
-. sreu,i Il sfsefsla8e. n hens the
.s..sssssx All psthlie SYMPATHY With
- ..ses u Cregtsefd attracted
.s,.srses ula Merits AID : n
60 Represented Mitchell and
s...ssrssns Attorney Macintosh
..~.sss.a 81 behalf u The state
~ ea@ oghsF criminal af1aleas
- hsgfa name aas called
- = 4os~ aaa stefHsd forward Il
- bar.
A eyes wsfr eeetsfsd % tie
.ssns ruan hal he appeared auean=
..sreA ara saGnA tts vas realty
s...4sa "a ! gray suls. were a white
- al vs. freshly shaved. his
m.sly And ueAt appearances gesefs
- ax0FAhle ifapFess.aa.
gssss ssratsnisss prtssnss.
t.ax~ fr4ser mha afterwards al.
..sss4 ! asea Interest IA the ease.
a. ne gfisaa~f ever carefully
ID sss.owea ne eutffs routine efa
,~ehx sta aaasaHl interest and
1zsssNs
= NJ. Naesiaiash reNa tie far
-. lnsa aaAElaA the ye4Hs man
.ssag Nseee rs faee showing M
*rssh.xs except AZ ne waFss rauf-
- Il ths first tsx1ee a. eMNha
- b. tkm prosecuting attorney
! shsrlsy asked tha court fer one
ss~k Is Uhtch 10 prepare q Plea
- 81 as sllou*a NJ Nhtalex
Axn vraxeeasd wffh motion %
ssnls NIX he'll to ball III Maek
mssss reese g sppoSs e.
stssuts Prevents BAL.
n prosecutor SAL hat n fen
ssras 1se sxaa tke statute which
1rvssask tsms Al ssessses efiMAHats
a. hs hasiahis exeeps iu capital
sprx xker~ the rfeaf = evident af
~ srssumrgian great he maiu-
asnss nat II the kslltax IT tsFef-
III tA3 pFeog ~ Mstehslgs guilt
- ~ A@nses Hs aiso urged the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
STRIKERS ATTACK
FUNERAL DRIVERS

en- away from churches. aud mourn-
efs we're kept waiting al day IN
homes - the dead
II few instances nan-unIou
drivers Of hearses and carriages
were attacked in the streets. and
the police were called TO protect
them
Trucks Are Used.
Permission 10 use street cars to
carry bodies Il the cemeteries was
asked. but could not be obtained.
trucks and other vehicles having 10
be pressed Into service.
The strike was caused by a de-
mand far an increase ef wages from
81 TO 81 a week.
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for Mitchell but IN spite ef its Ap-
parent truth RHd appeal O. she haatt
stFlHka e every honest H1an Judge
Efatnf wAa fefesA to deny the pfta-
eunf bal. sxplslalnK that under the
las Re had 80 other recourse. IF
ny aWu feelings we're consulted.
admit that fu1 decision might be
different. bat this IL strictly a mat
ter % tA0 ThH statute ~ read ap-
psafs % be clear AVID patut out
etsafle tie lsnpsmslbliiiy IF allowing
this man his liberty under bail
Judge f1asef hal hm remarks
taken - a court reporter. daaht-
l~aa reeaaleetIas II. eFatle1sm that
followed his asefstaa ia TIE tfssslss
AaeIiauald case lie alahe sefS
Nuafiindis. a4ytnK that hs waaIa not
afsaW hie psveunal sentiments in the
case "a interfere Ntth hi. decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
POLICE CALLED UPON TO
ouELL TROUBLE ARISING
FROM wALKouT IN NEW
YoRk-scoREs OF BODIES
CANNOT BE BURIED.

NEw YORK. May ia.-Neariy TO
bodies remain unbuiiod az the result
Of strike Il 1.500 funeral drivers
which went into effect Thursday
night
uoarHes and carriages were ariv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
WILL HAVE BUT ONE
| PHONE AFTER AUG. |

The woFk 81 rounding the aGft
streets hAA te@n done very thor
ossghiY this year. much more -
than usual. and will b. completed
BY the end u the present month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
LIGHT rsaouoA TUNNELS.

The Excelsior brought word from
seward that daylight shows from
end 10 end Of tunnels ard on
mile &c OF the Alaska central rail-
road. The headings broke through
ten aays ago. just before The Excel
alof sailed south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
ONE TERM FOR
GOV. SWINEFORD

Hnm be candidate fer AlasRa
delssate fof the short term only
sas the statement made 20 The star
thls morning by eks Governor
SeiHfefd at the Cecil hotel
Fer 70 years ! have fauRhi FOR
setfIioflal form IF government aua
&C. > delegate. and Il The voters In
Alaaka consider nv attempts as
Raribg Of feWafd. All ask IL 70 be
the fifsf delegate from the north.
land. and only Tor the short term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Health Officer Quarantines Family and Leaves
Them to Their Own Resources. -.knd Neigh
bors See That They Get Enough to Eat---No
Guard Is Placed at House Where There Is
Scarlet Fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

way company 4 canvass If names
settled uuaH Nj Young aa the
choice without much opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

pack them down aud leave them IN
the hest Of condition Tor another
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Steamer Aiki has been billed
TO sail for skagunY aud way ports
next Mandax night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

7 IN II 7 ETFTF7F @FINN TNF3IITF III
The demurrers OF T. 7. Mullen
ana r I. Reynolds TO the contests
over their election to the city were
heard Yesterday by Judge Grimm
aud taken under Amusement. Mat
thew Dow and ] A. Wolfe. munich
pal ownership candidates. are the
men who are euntestiug the cleo.
liunss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Name Tive Delegates.

II Is very improbable that one
nomination VIII be made for both
terms with two delegates better
natisfag lion eau be given the difs
ferent districts In Alaska which arc
demanding recognition.
uue new candidate has beeu an
ueungrd. Word Was received this
meralna from Seward that that city
IS FaiHn to work tooth and toe nail
Tor Fauk Younrs. at present f~y-
master Tor the Alaska Central Rail-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

20 take an annual school census.
The local directors we're anxious 20
abolish the census. which at best
Is inaccurate and IS OF little or no
Nauic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
No Active Canvass.

I have 60 far made no active
eanKpas as candidate. I expect TO
leave for ketehtEaa on the teffet-
son next Tuesday night and upon
arrival there WiH set forth my
stand
.fhose IN a position 10 know state
that tun daieFafea Wltl be elected
from Alaska Hext August. 0ne Will
BE- elected FOR the short term. which
ends with the adjournment of the
FIFTY ninth congress. and the other
viii he elected for the long term.
commencing With the sixtIefh eon-
afaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
REGRADE TOCOS7
100000

Cit Engineer Thomson this
morning transmitted to the board
q public works a majority petition
for the proposed Denny hin reRfade
together With an estimate Of the
cost n the work.
The streets to be regarded under
the petition are ara. 9Th and 6fb
ave- and Olive. Stewart Ienafa.
Blanchard aud Bell ats There T.
total Of zs.a2f feet Of frontage AZ
feeted. Of which p 40 Il signed 10
the petition Il Is estimated bY the
engineering department that The
work VIII cost 500. 900 This is In
addition to the cost IT the fearaa.
Ing d those streets which James A.
Moore Is 10 cut down 1T his own
expense. Under contract already
igned ~ Hifb the city
Tacoma. May IL European pa
Hera announce the engagement q
Sis sofia Blaa eldest daughter
Of Dirk niaaw, o Tacoma, 70 Count
ft0Hsrf DOUGLAS. Of sloaa Iangen.
d aln. nadiG. Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
JUDGES ASK MORE TIME

JUDGES MORE TIME.
large number closing chapters to
story the Lads
pass games Judges
q fo another in which selection of the
Of the chapters nearly
equal that all noluts have carefully eonsd-
before the IS finally
the judges been given until Monday which
make the selection The winning chapter Win be printed
that dagt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

eenft ia disregard all sentiment Ia
the ease
WIN II Morris. senior counsel Tor
Z Mitchell followed Mr. Maekihtesh.
making the most stirring apeseh q
The day. lie pointed out the base
sad criminal character 81 Cnerusld.
the uNtenuAtiNk circumstances OF
The deed, and showed that IN his be.
lief 40 iuFt could eeuytet Mitchell.
Indications that The pfeef ef guilt
was uet evident
Closing Address.
MIR Mafris said IL rlosinF 4 an
pvsl q yoa AZ Judge and a. man.
! ask Neu Il the staying Of human
icpef. allied as sou would kal a aoe
l. = desA 70 make thla man a erin.
haaI tn Hake hitu q desperate MIR
aefsF. man toe dangerous e. Be ssl
At liberty ii this community On bait
Can Saa call this Boy. hut - Yeasa
- arr criminal when he green
country Yaaih. has arisen IN hla
aauhnaa and taken the vengeance
% nature upen Ihs tnslfni viper u 10
had etaleu tbs homer % his sisters.
have here the letter from the "a
peflnteaAeut Of the Orphan alfla
ana Hoys Home - otssaa. wherein
he SAYS that ha has heard tie con.
tessieu Of Issxeaf sold Esther Mitch.
I'll 10 hsf criminal relations win
CFeftsid
Mannlna'. letter.
7 havr the letter u Prosecuting
Attorney MannsuE. ef Portland.
maa wham l believe IL as con.
aslsaei0ua - aaf eun haaasahle
Kxesesptes. wherein he saxs that he
sent 9yvffanla u pxtana Tar saaasult.
fiHk q crime a aaaIseF1 With HfR
starr the older sister Of Mitchell
- e. eltlfal eaA SCI msstsienlnw
e Ell ] have tefn ne letter written
BY Mtss starr &c her husband. hen
she learned that t'teEEfela mah out u
lalt ard tel ais sYil tnflasHen draw
10 heg eass "a hla i tells haa
she left hef three infant children ia
lhs Hiahs I Heald not - 81 day.
So. NFlsxa fer they aaa1a have
cried Il tells hos shp Travelled &c
mltes On fant = reach this man y he
taa robbed hsf 81 hanos ara reason.
who has filled the insane asylum Of
0FrKaa wlsh others whusn he has
Fohbsd ~ reason | submit these
lsflaFa 20 the eaart
BAL Ia Denied
sueh vas the strain 81 The EhfiIt.
iax story as teia ~ lHs aItorns,
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heeu submitted 70 him. and that he
has never heeu asked by the pres
eut fire AMI water committee Tor
an opinion on the subject
Meanwhile the ordinance appears
- have dropped out Of sight. at
least temporarily. while the matter
Of regulating the hillhoards has
been left ta Indignant citizens With
axes. and local improvement clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

sueh vas ihs swain = Ne rhfiIi
lnE story as teia ~ lise aIsornsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

State Superintendent of Schools
II. \. bryan has detidea that the
local school districts must continue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Calhoun. ON tha other hand. IN.
sists that the ordinance has never
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-25
Cornet with Two Bells.

In the Encouragement of the construc-
ton of the cornet recent inventor has
made double barreled instrument
which is a decided novelty, in its APP
pearance at least. The cornet has two
bells. These bells are alike in material,
shape and size, so that the character of
the tone emitted from both win be
alike. All open tones and tones pro
duced by the depression of the first and
third valves, either singly or Jointly,
are emitted through the first bell, while
tones produced by the depression of
the second valve, whether alone or In
conjunction with the first or third
valve, are emitted from the second
bell.
This permits an arrangement. of the
tubes which avoids all sharp turns and
greatly improves the quality of certain
notes. formerly sacrificed by reason of
the abrupt turns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-25
GOOD WORK.
Done Daily in Rock IsIand-Many Cit.
liens Tell of It

Nearly every reader has heard OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good work
in Rock Island still continues, and our
citizens are constantly adding endorse.
ment by public testimony. No better
proof of merit can be had than the
testimony of friends and neighbors.
Read this case:
Albert Burton, of 2S10 Tifth-and-a-
half avenue, an employee of the Elec-
trio Light company, says: 81 had
soreness across my back nearly all
the time and the kidney secretions
were irregular in every way. When
I caught the least cold it always set
tied in my back. l saw Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised and especially rec
commended for my trouble, so | called
at the. Harper house drug store and got
a box After using two boxes l felt
almost like new man. They soon re-
lieved the soreness across my back.
and regulated the action of the kid
neys"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.