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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
Defective cemcn: Walks.

Alderman Scnlln called attention -
d piece Of cement walk built by prt
vate contract on Eleventh street, for
Louis Herbert lie said ne saw the
walk built and felt sure II was not
Mlt a cording to specified ions. the
concrete surface being but "a inches
thick when it should be 4 inches and
no large broken stone being used.
The walk was built by some outside
contractor Alderman Fuller said Mr.
Herbert had paid the contractor for
the walk on seeing a written accept
ance of same presented by the con
tractor from the city engineer
The city engineer explained that
the walk was built during his absence
and il was impc sible to judge the
chara ter of walk after II was finished
he had accepted Il as having hcea
bn II by private contract after the con
tractor had made good some defects
that had appeared.
Alderman Magner wished to know
what would be done about other walks
which had been built and which were
defective.
The mayor said he HAD tried to Sc.
cure the services OF an Inspector a
directed at the committee meeting the
other night. but had not yet been able
To see both the men mentioned in
connection with the matter.
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Game of Pass Along.

This IS a first rate outdoor game:
Arrange two lines Of boy and girl play
crs. each headed by a captain.
At the right Of each captain place II
clothes basket or hamper full Of all
sorts of odds and ends-books, hnlls.
clothespins. pencils, tin cups, tin pans,
cushions, spools. brushes, thimbles,
button hooks, etc At the other end
of each line place an empty clothes
basket or hamper.
Behind each line place a guard.
At signal from the hostess the two
lines get furiously busy Each captain
snatches anything at all from his full
basket. passes il to the player stand
ing next to him, and that one passes it
along to the next, etc, The end player
throws il into his empty basket
Meanwhile the guard watches close
ly, and If any player, through nervous
ness or carelessness, drops the article
that has been handed him to pass
along the guard pounccs down upon
II and takes II back to the full basket
to be passed over again.
The side which first transfers every
thing from ita full basket to its empty
basket wins. The more "ro0ters'' there
are to encourage the rival sides the
jolller the contest
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Do you know that the bees get bread
as well aa honey from the ilowersE
Watch closely some time and you
viii see the whole performance. You
must keep your eyes very wide open,
though. OF il will be over before You
know il,
First. Miss Bee sucks up the precious
drop Of honey which the Hover has
stored away for her She always
knows just where to fnd it. too, though
each bios som has its own particular
kind of pantry Then she gathers her
-four This IS generally packed IN tiny
boxes, with Sits in the side aud Miss
Bee has only to put In her funny little
feet and acrape out the precious Hour.
we call 1t pollen, but the name does
not matter. To Miss Bee it IS flour,
and She packs it away carefully in the
wee baskets on her hind legs, first
m0steniHg it with a drop OF honey.
When she has as much as she can
carry she flies back 10 the hive and
stores away her load for future use,
The bread made from this -four re-
quires neither raising nor baking.
The pollen grains are crushed. soaked
and kneaded with honey. and the bread
is ready for the baby bees, who are
the only ones that eat 1t.
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CONTRACTING AND DREDGING CO.
WILL CERTAINLY Be ORGANIZED
Representatives of New York Company Telegraph
ed to Come$28, 500 Worth of Stock is
Taken--Meetng Will be Called in
Few Days

cd This firm is ln New York. and
they offered 10 send rcp-escntativ'
here If We meant business. Mr. Ma
gee wired them yesterday 90 send on
their man. that We we're in earne +
The firm in question has plants In sue
cessful operation in variors parts ~
the contrary. notably al Galveston Mr.
Maepe wrote them that IL they coui
guarantee a fourhorse power plant
that would move goo gallons per min
ME with ten per cent Of solid they
could do busine s. The reply was
that they could guarantee from 1o
20 IL per cent 81 solid. Ten per cent
uonid be- 2lo0 cubic yards per day
watch f. considered a good rate OF e.
pacity
Mr.. Magee says some additional
subscHpHl-s have been received
the stock OF the company although
little effort has been made The total
ano nj nos subscribed is SIS 500 A.
as the representative Of the Neu
York Company arrive a meeting wii
be- called an dthe company win Al
once De put ON lis fee.
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J. Bruce Magee. who has been the
leading spirit in the movement to or
ganize the Cairo Contracting and
Dredging Company. reports satisfac-
tory progress in the matter. One OBJ
structive ctrcums lance has been the
uncertainty Of securing the necessary
outfit in time 10 take advantage of the
Cairo 4 Thebes filling proposition.
THIS filling must be dgue very soon.
President Smith stated that the dredg
ing company could be given three or
four months time O-e month Of this
time has already gone by. and il is i'm
portant now that whatever Is to be
done be quickly done Manufactur-
ers Of the machinery desired have
been crowded with work IT. seems
and Il has been somewhat difficult To
obtain as urances from them that they
would furnish the outfit within a rea-
sonable time.
But on Monday Mr. Magee received
word from one Of the firms with whom
he has been corresponding. that the
outfit could be set up in Cairo within
sky days after the order was receiv-
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Percentage of a Fnmou. Joke.

Two attempts have been made by
contemporary 10 trace to its source a
wen known law courts joke. The first
credited Sir Frank lockwood with the
lest; the second made the then Nj
Henry Hawkins its father. As q fact.
the mot seems to have originated with
the first Lord Chelmsford. then Treder
ick Thpsigcr Sir Cresswell CreSSweli
was trying a ease in which the name OF
vessel was frequently Introduced.
When mentioned 10y Sergeant Channel.
who was deficient ia store Of aspirates-
the vessel was the Ellen. when alluded
To by Theslger she was the Helen.
stop" cried Cresswell presently. Il
have got on my u1tes the Ellen ana the
Helen. Which is liz" In his hlandeSt
tone Thcsiccr replied. "Oh. my iud. The
vessel was cIristened the Helen. but
she lost her il in the chops Of the chan
mel" The joe viii be remembered
against the ~ictim long after other rec
or,ls Of him are forgotten. which
makes il worth while 10 note that The
only education he ever received was
M poor private school. hut chat hc
raised himself 60 the bench by indus
fry which p.oald be the death Of most
tpeu.-St. James Gazette.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

The second August meeting was
held by the city council last night ana
many matters were given attention.
Mayor Parsons presided and Alder
men Burke, Dayis Koehler German
Fuller. Nells, Meehan, Maener, 81
mon. Scullin, and Thomas were N
their seats, as were also City Clerk
Hatcher. City Comptroller Dewey,
City Attorney Moore and City Engl-
neer Thistlewood.
The mayor appointed Alderman
Magner to succeed Alderman Antrim
as member of the finance committee,
Confirmed.
Mayor also announced appointment
of Fireman Kelly to take the place
of Fireman Wedding temporarily re-
lieved al station No. and the APP
pointment of Ralph SeigeIman IN
place of Kelly at station No. |.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Alderman Koehler moved that me
Board Of Local Improvements be re-
quested to take up the matter OF fill
ing and paving Commercial and Wash
ington avenues. Mr. Koehler said eX-
perience had shown that there would
he much delay in getting such work
started and he felt sure hat it was
not too soon to begin preparing for
paving the two main thoroughfares OF
the city Many months had elapsed
since the preliminary step for paving
Ohio and Twenty-eighth street. were
aiken and it would be some time YET
before the work would be done, al
though there had been no needless
delays. He believed ina; the work on
the big sewer would be well under
way by the time the paving PROPOSE
ton could he made eff Acrive, il It Were
started at once,
There were three or four seconds
to Koehlers motion aad il was unani-
mously carried
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Alderman Davis enqurad Of the city
engineer regarding the state OF
things with reference to the improve
ment of Sycamore street The ensi-
neer .aid this was embodied in The
general ordinance providing for the
filling Of all low streets north Of Thir-
ty-fourth street
The mayor explained that owing 10
illness in his family, vacation by the
engineer. and illness Of one Of the
citys attorneys matters had been
some what at a stand I'm for a time,
but thar they would now bee pushed
with energy. The city's attorneys had
come upon ONE matters some time
ago which led them To- believe ehange-
would have TO De made in the filliag
ordinance for d strict No. l. but they
had come to the conclu ion. aitlf
careful inquiry. that the ordinance a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
UNUSUAL RECORD
Rainfall First Half Of This Month
Nearly Double That Of Average
For Entire Month.

The greatest amount Of rainfall on
record here, for the entire month OF
August during the last Sc years. is
los inches. This occurred in August,
1879 The least amount was oil OF an
inch in 1881. The greatest 24-hour
rain fall in August was $40 inches
in 1879. The average rain fall Of
the month for 80 years past is 2.G5
inches, so that during the first half
Of the present month the average for
the whole month has been nearly
doubled
Rain has fallen nearly every day
for over a week past, but yesterday s
fall was the heaviest
a remarkable record has been made
10y the weather thia month in the mat
ter Of precipitation Yesterdays rain
fall measured I2i inches which made
the total rain fall so far this month at
CAIRO $50 inches
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FOR THE CHILDREN
I'm. D.chnutcd handkerchief.

IHc EnthNnFCu
This handkerchief ~ Just the thihe
for Young magicians to possess
II has the power 10 make things ais
appear. You use II 10 cover some Dor
rowed articc--a coin, say, or card
pull the handkerchief quickly away,
and 10! the borrowed article mas com
pletely disappeared.
The handkerchief Is prepared as fol.
lows:
Get two pretty good sized mems
haudker, hiefs, both exactly alike. In
tAa middle Of one OF THESE cut a slit
about four inches long. which get your
sister to hem round the edges 70 pre-
vent its becoming larger.
Now ask her 20 lay one handkerchief
upon the other and sew together the
edges. If the work is done neatly the
whole viii appear 10 be nothing more
than Il single handkerchief, especially
as, when you draw it from your pocket,
YOU shake it out, with the unprepared
side toward those who are watching
you
Next. taking the card in the left
hand, you cover it with the handker-
chief, at the same time slipping it into
the pocket-llke arrangement between
the two,
So. you see, when You ask some one
In the audience to hold the card GOV
cred by the handkerchief. please and
then jerk the whole from his hand. The
effect will be that the card has dlSap-
nnnrel
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
DAMAGED SPAN is FIXED.

Duluth. MINI Aug 1.-THE fixed
-rand on the Wis 1nsin side af The
damagaI inter tate bridge Vas doared
on rs foundation PIERS This evening.
The feat was -ignaIized bv the blow
ing uf whistle m the harrison and tho
russo e thirty or more steamers which
have been bottled lp since last Friiav
ll-..- tu .l .i. II. f..C i1a.- .4hl Flita.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
CAME IN A SK|FF
From Mound City to Be Married and
Returned the Same
Way.

John Oliver and Susie Dicker on,
both 2s and Of Mound City. had an
Interesting experience yesterday in
their efforts to be married. They came
down in a skiff and returned the same
way. They had some difficulty finding
some one to perform the ceremons
having 10 wait an hour OF longer be
fore one could be secured
Other licenses issued were: Perry
". Hunter. Is. of Milford, ILL.,, and
Ms Francis c. Rumfelt. 10. Of Beech
Ridge. III. John Queed. q. Of Buckeye
No. and Miss Hattie Foley, IS. sans
place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
Carrier Mills Carnival.

The knights of Pythias of Carrier
Mills, H., win have Their annual carni
val on the %. 30, 81 and Sept. I.
Premiums will be offered to the oldest
man and woman. also to the prettisst
baby. A balloon ascension and a fa'
mans race will be among the attrac.
lions. The GROWING of the queen will
be the opening event. The arrange
ments committee are J. w. Roper
chairman. G. B. Dodds secretary, Mike
Mcmahon, Marshall Fisk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

In the matter Of the petition OF the
Butcher Woodford Packing Company
for vacation of Railroad strip from
Twenty-seventh to Twenty-eighth
streets it wa explained that il would
be- necessary to FIRST pas an ordf
nance declaring this 10 be a street
which had never been done such an
ordinance was introduced and read
first time. and refc~rat to the ord.
nance committee When his shall
have been passed an ordinance yacat-
ing this street will lie passed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

drawn would stand and Il would be
presented to the council very soon.
Resolution by Alderman Nellis pro
yidug for cement walk on Sixteenth
street from Washington to Poplar was
adopted.
guy posts at Twenty-second and Pop
lar ana at Washington Park be or
dered removed was accepted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Continued nm
settled weather with showers and
thnnderstorms. warmer in afternoon
Illinois Qssned at Chicago; Part
ly cloudy.
Kentucky and Tennessee (lssued AT
.omisylIle): Unsettled with probably
occasional light showers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
THE WEATHER


IA The maximum temperature yester'
day was 81, minimum 6S; at . p III
10. Rain fall for "a hours ending iast
evening was LA inches. The ram lel
in the morning, but the clouds preValF
ca all day. Rain was reported from
1G points on yesterdays bulletin, none
very heavy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

B Wamer Family Grocer. W
c19 ono street. respectfully selicits q
share g your patronage for any good
10 bis line Satisfaction guaranteed
Ptones 100
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Riddles.

What mostly resembles a cats tailf
A Kittens tail.
When is a baby not a babyY When
its little bare.
Why j. an egg like coltt Because
IL isn't tit for use till IT'S brokea.
What pain do we make light Off
Window pane
When H. il a good thing 10 lose your
tenpcri When its bad one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Died in Chicago.

Mrs. Edward McCabe. of Tenth
street, has received word from w. Il.
Hubbard. OF Chicago. announcing the
death of his mother in that city. Mrs.
Hubbard was the well known musical
critic of the Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

The Bulletin II delivered IN thirty
surrounding tswns In ums Tor h'
breakfasi tabla
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Messrs. Leo J. Kleb and Louis II.
Block are expected home today from
a two weeks vacation at st. Louis,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
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H. nIddIe-de-DIldIe.

IEey DIddle-de-Diddle.
IL. dildie-dc-l'dlle,
climb up "a ireel
over fl.- Bands ape
Far. Tar CD zee.
Into tie toan
on thc distant hii
over TIE river.
where a-aulz thH NTH
TaeE lo0a. look -.aA-
TIH son look faur fi.
Fcv Hifflt- de-di1lle.
c. -b lD O. trs p.
HrFf -o8 dom TIE .
Why. don't scoid ne
-Fittsbarg Press.
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Sun and Moon.
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, D. c. Aug. 1f.--lllinois
Fair and warmer Wednesday; show
ers and cooler Thursday; light 70
fresh southeast to south winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

There may De a want ad. printed To
day which is hunting Job Tor man
Who ought 70 have been working fo'
you Tor yearA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Leroy Metzger is at home again
from visit to Grand Chain, the guest
of his friend, Thomas V. Lewis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Mrs. J. Pollock, Of Wyoming, Ohio
IS the guest of Mrs. Chaplin l. Barr,
Of 2GlS Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Miss Lena Smith, Of Springfield.
Mo-, IL the guest of Miss Edna Ven
ner of Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Miss Pauline Vanderburg returned
to Chicago last night to resume her
studies in the Art Institute there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Bulletin ads pay Asa any ner-
chant that has used Its columns during
Se past rear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Alex Abell- land agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad with headqnar-
tiers in St. Louis, was the guest last
night of his son, Raymond Abel,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Mr. and Mrs Harry Morehead are a
home again from a visit 10 relatives IN
Metropolis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Mr.. Frank Tanner and family of
Sikeston. Mo-, are guests of Mrs c. A.
Paher, of Twenty-ninth and Sycamore
street. They are en- route to s.. Paul.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
Transfer Nc More Licenses.

Transfer Nc Moro Licenses
Saloon license of w. T. Mette was
transferred TO Sam Wess niger at 1915
Washington avenue
In the case OF the Incense of GULL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
AND WASHINGTON
AVENUES ORDERED TO Be PAVED
BY THE CAIRO CITY COUNCIL
No More Saloon Licenses Shall be Transferred
New Street Lights Ordered 10 Every Ward
STREET FILLING TO BE PUSHED

son, for saloon at Tw2ntyninth and
Commercial. the committee voted to
defer action as petition to transfer
same to Cairo Brewing company did
not come from holder Of license.
It was announced in this connection
by Alderman Fuller, chairman OF the
committee on police, jail and fire de
partment, that it was the unanimous
feeling Of the committee that Il would
not vote To transfer any more saloon
licenses. Alderman ruller said the
saloon men should be notified OF this
action of the committee in order that
they may govern themselves accord
ingly
Alderman Koehler said that the
council had voted last year that this
practice houd cease at the beginning
of the present year but for some tea
son this action was not adhered to,
Several aldermen and the mayor ex'
pressed themselves in harmony with
The decision OF the committee.
Building petitions of W. J. Cunning
ham and Robert 'uue We're referred
Ito the building committee.
Protest from Maloney & Blcher
against small tile sewer under ap.
proach to Bulke's livery stable was
referred to street committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Mrs. +. ]. Lebo, of Joneshoro Ark,
Is the guest fher sister Mrs. w A.
Pink of upper Washington avenue
Mrs. Lebo was formerly Miss Helen
Sproat of this city
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Cyrus w Butler, brother OF Judge
w. N. Butler, left yesterday for his
home in st. Petersburg Fla. after a
visit of several weeks here and at
Anna
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15

Mrs. e. w. Halliday and daughter.
Ida, left last night on Illinois Central
train No for Chicago and Bay View
Mich, to be gone two weeks for
health and recreation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
More Linht.

/ Dissolution thar three additional gas
- - .aaol,tior.s u,ora offered
,'"' II, aad noe.ad directing The
- ao..,traIlo. "a rotify the gas
sa ,,,an,. - nlaco ligbts az follows.
~ Hra r',Ily conner q, Twcntv.four,h
.aaat ana ttoi,rool, avenue
e,o,,t,,,,a.t oornor of Twenty second
II uratnnt straets
Cornor If rwartv. first and Wash.
ratn, VIENNA
c,,th,.as+ corner a. Ninth and Jef.
,..'-Is, .,.a,,,,o
nrea.t,,,ort oor,ar Of Ten+b and
rasar 1troats
NJ Man,b,,ast oorrar Of Fifth and
,uasbingto,
Marthoast oorner ~ Seventh and
,raahtanton
~ rl,rhtao,+b otra.+ on feet from
r,o,,,,,orciot avanuo wast
ga,,f,naa, oornar ~ twentieth and
ca.or,ano,o,
g e,,,h,a.t oorrar ~ Center and
Uosh;ngton
,t,zaa1,onoon.. clai,os vara allowed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-15
PURELY PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morehead are a
home again from visit TO relatives in
Metropolis.
Miss Lena Smith, of Springfield.
Mo-, IL the guest of Miss Edna Ven
ner of Walnut street.
Mrs. J. Pollock, of Wyoming, Ohio
is the guest of Mrs. Chaplin l. Barr,
Of 261S Walnut street.
Leroy Metzger is at home again
from visit to Grand Chain, the guest
OF his friend, Thomas V, Lewis.
Miss Pauline Vanderburg returned
to Chicago last night to resume her
studies in the Art Institute there.
Messrs. Leo j. Kleb and Louis H.
Block are expected home today from
a two weeks vacation at st. Louis,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Alex. Abell- land agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad with headqnar
tiers in ST. Louis, was the guest last
night of his son, Raymond Abel.
Mr.. Frank Tanner and family of
Sikeston. Mo-, are guests of Mrs. {. A.
Paher, of Twenty-ninth and Sycamore
street They are en- route to s., Paul.
Mrs. +. ]. Lebo, of Joneshoro. Ark,
is the guest fher sister Mrs. W. A..
Pink of upper Washington avenue
Mrs. Lebo was formerly Miss Helen
Sproat of this city.
Mrs. e. w. Halliday and daughter.
Ida, left last night on Illinois Central
train No. for Chicago and Bay View
Mich, to be gone two weeks for
health and recreation.
Cyrus w Butler, brother OF Judge
w. N. Butler. left yesterday for his
home in ST. Petersburg, Fla. after a
visit of several weeks here and at
Anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
THE THEATERS
Ma.Ins IlIIolt

Masins Elliott.
Mlas Maxine Elliott In q clyde
Fitch play, sIlvr Great Match ="
epensd at the Seattle theatef last
nlEht 60 an overflow audience aud
seat everybody home m very
happy ana coutguiJd frame OF mind
Ar Fitch hal habit OF getting
his eharaeters into utfanes dllrmnaH
and % rldlfS ruus hshah over every.
Thing 10 go s.cossfu endoavur TO
eel '&.s oct ~ t.sir troubles aud
20 END svcss I.lns .spnily lie has
HtaNes - ~. .sst la liter Great
Mateh,' snd. sltsouss ho 10 com.
PEELED 90 sas. ous young man of
royal hlssad rrnuuncc his right aud
title 60 q s'eno he dovr u la go
chaFnins . manner that u appears
quite the proper thins "a 30.
With a Ices rapabl, company seer
ufest ~stcs" souid be a most de
swing f.ihar. Miss Elliott has
csosn cell IA .'ieotlnK her Hnao-
ciate.. Tee majority % them are
clever people sus no oNe IL unsatiH-
factory
sis Eilstt y stni a.. s.ms
charming personality and " in be.
coming almost possible nov 20 fof-
set her beauty aud % admire her
for her ability ~ an actress
Her Great Match" VIII complete
its brief engagement At tho Seattle
this eVsnin%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
MUlBY CHARGED
WITH ROBBERY

r Mulhy. alleged 90 be ono ~ The
highway robbers who gave Albert
McPhereou a severe beating some
time ago GA the tracks south o. The
Union depot. Was arrested late last
nsxht on a warrant sworn out hY
the latter and charging him With
robbery. Maihy was tried In the
police court two days aso on 4
charge 81 vaEraHcy. but Judge Cor
don refused 20 give = sentence IN
al ths robbery charge could b
made. Mulby was released on
$3.50 bail IIia arrest vas made
by Officers Donlan and VallAndinK
ham
Charles Matflaon. a logEer, vas
alao arrested last night BY Detect
ives Bafbee and Phiibfiak and OF
flcer Peterson IN connection with
tho same robbery case. Hs wa
locked up IN tho city jail aud bis
bail fixed ut 1900.
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'SlUND FORTS
ARE MODERN

...,a months iflp in The east.
~. sAlsh time he cNamined the
~ fartlicalioaa and CON
''ass w.sA government Officials ON
~ ., nm, cles,leus MAJ Il N
$3.50 $500. ehlet Of tho local 7 ;.
tslss s.sas corps. reached seattle
y. 's,'ssl,tendcn declares that AZ
.ssne seen the eastern tot's
y =, that these OF tie IN.
y =. s.,as compaU iaNorpei1 Win
\ H.. IN point ot modefnlp
y nsF il. installation ef tire
- witch q liberal appo.
sI -. ..en made, the Sound
.::..liI. e'as.re 9TH any IN the
~ " ,::rrsrrrs.. declares that u a
es..le~ Mas made to The soy
f.s ! erscreie lock could be-
fs:s t.,f the Lake Washington
1850 s,.ead - wooden one.
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RECEPTION TO
UNIFORM RANK

In honor OF the Seattle Uniform
Rank No / Of the X Of Y. a rucep.
tian Il 90 b given tomorrow ulght
At Eagles hail The uniform rank
Won the drili prise Of $1,000 and Tho
Ions distance priHc OF $500 At the
convention at New Orleans.
l.arge delegations vii be here
fuem Tacoma. Everett. Nottingham
aud other sound eitiss Grand
Chancellor II u tovely ot Everett
win attend and make an Address,
AZ will alan GOV Alhefl = Moad