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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
MAYOR SAYS THE INVESTIGATION
WILL BE FULL AND COMPLETE

he enssglou q iaxitF ~ discip.
~ N ;As fife department all be
hzY gone iato In The course Of the
investigates nov gulBg on. said
Eseeg Moore iris moFalnx 10 dts
rnenx The aemand o. The star
lAai ~ Investigation b made fuii
~ ennticse
4 there i Or has been a iaxiiy
4 ziaeiplins Il sill b. corrected n
~ membera Of the department
asss eeen encouraged b. the urac
hes x their officers % commit ~.
AnAz a1ainsf tha costs ~ their
tHF the officers VII hn taken 20
sd n there IL q iaxiiy % ais
azzs from am othes cause sc
u act a. ths cause aud remove f.
This splsaae - neilhef a meuu
IA aur . usolehlll Ths memherH
1e flrs department. ara not all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
Beer IN DRUG STORE.

Humane officer Clark today
aaofe out 4 warrant for the arrest
Of the proprietor Of The Worther
drug store. Bellevue ana Pike. on a
charge Of selling liquor without a
license. clark bought Two bOttlea
Of beer Ia the drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Ia the south end and another place
operated IN the rear Of Euerson's
saloon on fst ay. near Madison
81
csorasto~n stu Going.
Owing 10 the fact that George
to0n ~ not within the cts limits
the p0oiroamH In that suburb we're
not disturbed. but Il Ia expected
that Prosecuting Attorney Iacilin
tosh vii follow the action II the
police bY closing up Georgetown
resorts as sell
The detectives did not learn who
operates the place IN the rear %
EEierson's Bets have been taken
there and reports received from
Geafaetuwu over The telephone
None 81 The apparatus vas Bsiz.
ed and no arrests we're made. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
YosGMrrE's FIRST TRIP.

The Yosemite. the largest steam
schooner on the Pacific coast arr
rived az noon today on her maiden
trip from san Francisco Tho Yos
semitic Is one ~ the largest lumber
carriers "a the trade. She brought
a full cargo from che south and 90
paausneeaa Coming north she aver
a-sd speed ~ II knots. Prom here
s4ie vii 81 60 Everett to load lum-
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

thieves Most ~ them. an con.
Flneed are straightforward and
conscientious pubilc servants some
members Of the department appear
% have cumniitfed offcnssa which
eunstituts grave iafraction ~
their duty IS protectors u property
sons others uaY have bssn h..
discreet and a0ur thfuEa which theY
skoalt not have bone. but Witch
may not fiaaualify them fFusn dolnE
Es41a aersfea fuf the citY "a the
future This viii al BE- tkreshed
on b the EVIL service commission
Why Cook Was Ignored.
7 notice nat Chief Cook said IN
one % MS iatcfvieNs that The Ia
vestiEatiou VAS instituted wlth9ut
bis knoxlssler. The matger came 70
me last Thursday and took 4 up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

EtaF thia morning. dsnisd that any
ilauaF was sold Ia his drug sfuse.
Denies tire chsres.
~AnY ACCUSATIONS that have been
made ar the result u spite wosk :
said NJ Randolph. s~fn< store = ~
charge - my nnu ard manages.
ard have confidence IN them. The
fircmsn in Fuatus Iluass Ne. & are
AZ KehtlssnauiY a srt q young men
~ ! s3vF saw They ate rot q
drinking crowd err nesltixe that
80 liquor Il sald o. my drug stass.
axespi a. medicine ou The rrapsf
prescription ~ physician"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

pieyrs-sefvsd iiauqF 10 The firemsn
vhgu thsY called from the station
across the way.
Have ~nooss rsbs."
II iu SAID that number ~ the
men Ia tawinr tieass No have
boosr taba" AZ the Majestic Ihag-
macy,
u y the usual thins when = intend
q ous 81 the ftH.msn calls fer a
social Ytmlt 80 iayur hlm % the
afuE rtafe and THERE refresh hlm
from tns bottle marked spifitas
Frumsntts
All H.aaoirs. whsa zen ~ ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
THEY BOUGHT LIQUOR FROM "A
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER

- STAT al yesterday that loot-
4 ~azat ths emily sfn hat caaid
y sharrsd against the members Of
~ Seattle flfr department
Fzsfss aaashsr serious evH.
~ B-o-0-E-E
"a cAssf Geek isnt ths outY nn~
xAa ssas shia stsiuuianE 90 excess
e. - Ensius House NJ. 8. 81 the
nssANesl euFusr q IT'D ana Yssisr.
Ase are fitass who tnduixs - an
msssf iAksiy az tiare tu Wnfit thstm
8 netfve Wofk 81 fhe department.
Itss9Y orus sters.
sgrcss tks street from The tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Zimmerman and agreed that the
proper course VAS for chief Coal
20 laY the men OF and report q 70
the commission Tor tuYsstiea fian.
The men wsrs laid of this mofuiaz.
The rep1Ft VS. probably made 60
the commission - Cork before be
saiied for San fraaeieeu."
Cook Leaves Ta~r.
Chlef Cook and his wlfo aud tao
ehlidfen sailed on the steamship
Quegn tbis morning. for San Fran.
cisco for m absence 81 two wcekf
BE had intended making the frip
even before the Investigation ems
started and secured leave ~ sti.
asnce last week AZ noon the 70.
port that the firemou tHd bern sns.
pended had not reached the office
90 the civil service commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Sme o. The members % The fire
Aaarsnsal Implicated IN the die.
s..ws about iooyiak az the Ar
anssea doek fiFe will be arrested
\ valsed States Marshal tlopkina
- Ia Deputies un warrants tsspcd
~ < lulse kicicfa ciigrt a the
sgsl.cagion Il CRptain Cralie 81 the
rss.ea states quartrrmaatefa Of
a The 9aFrants have been IT,
81 and placed 10 tie hands %
hsaty Marshal JACK strinxeF for
mgsse0.
n Application fer the Issuance
! a. ~arr3ats vas made - Cap.
"a cFallc yesterday afternoon on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

70 Star reported this morning an
experience which throws much
llshi on the charges Of iootlnn espe-
eially on the charge made against
thief Cock that he carried away
some bottles Of cocktails.
suh the day ~ The fire" said Mr.
kuiies =. q Meel1a. grand aarhem
fee Washington Of the Red Men
asked where he could find chief
tenh, ! aaeeftained that cook was
aaWh ou the dock. and We went
down there TO see him A. We we're
about 10 leave. he struck a broken
anehaf chain link with his foot and.
turning g. ne. said kuliru. put that
" yout pocket AZ souvenir The
remark was overheard BY man who
apsrarcd 90 be Ia authority there.
pfsaumFd az officer or the dock Or
Of The government. Who remarked.
'Nhit minute viii get you a
SoaVvnlfs
Win that he walked short
distance away 20 whore there was
a broken hos Of these little decent
PREPARED Individual bottled cocktails
and same back with hand full of
Them lie gave Meeks two. me Two
aud offered several 10 the chief
ceak refused them. but after be-.
Cook. had turned away the sngRea-
Tim Was made that they be put in
The chiefs bury, which waa done.
Tits IL how u happens that tho
ehtsf II nov implicated IN the loot
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
MRS. CARROLL IMPROVING.

Mts u W Carroll. tha wife II
city Comptroller carroll Who last
sunday underwent an operation for
npperdififia. d. reported - reniing
more easily today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

10 burn. the prisoners, Including
ilendrickson. the bandit. we're
chained 10 d stump Ia the outskirts
Of the city and afterwards trans
ferred 10 a temporary Jail. Good
order prevailed and no arrests
were made.
II IL not thought that a shortage
Of food will occur. A. the steamers
for Fairbanks have already left
Dawson aud alll arrive with ample
supplies for the burned city in
day or two.
Very Little Insurance.
The Fairbanks Banking company
~ the only bank that escaped the
flames. The Parker Lumber com.
PAM. across the river from First
av. Il also thought 10 have escaped
aud II Is not thought the fire
reached the depot. although com.
plefe list OF the destroyed buildings
has not yet been obtained.
Very little insurance was carried
on any OF the buildings II was
Only short time ago that Fair
banks sent 80. 900 to the people Of
San Francisco.
5000 Population.
Fairbanks IL a cts Of 5000 popu.
latton. on the Tanana river. founded
ga 1902. following this discovery OF
gold there by Captain J r Barnett
n boundaries Of Fairbanks fire
are correctly given. one Of the heav-
ieet losers "a william Waechter. now
in Seattle Mr. waeehier IL the pro-
pfietaf OF the Riverside hotel. on
First -. near Lacey. in Fairbanks.
fiis hotel was a three story building.
ana the largest hotel IN that part Of
Alaska. n burned. II represents a
loss Of $4,000.
Reports Are Conflicting.
From conflicti0ns he has detected
Va reports sent down. Mr.. Waeehter
Is hopeful that bis property has es-
capped destruction. lie had not yet
heard from Fairbanks this forenoon.
and was anxionsly awaiting a mes-
sage
H. tracing the course OF the flames
from description. given this morn
ing. Mr.. Waeehser figures that ths
fire must have been stopped AZ least
acfoss the stree, from his place. as
lumber yard adjoining ~ report
"a saved.
Apparat1s Withdrawn.
lie attributes the extent Of the
loss to the fact that the Northern
Commercial company. upon which
ihs city depends for its water sys-
fighting apparatus 10 their own es-
adjustment on Turner St. when tho
fire reached that point, IN order 20
preserve the food supply stored
there.
The Riverside hotel was built last
year and contained so rooms. Mr.,
Waeehter Ia Of the opinion that the
town wili be Immediately rebuilt,
haEty action being necessary in any
event. in order 10 make provision
against the approach Of cold wealth
cr.
undertaking Losses
N the published list Of losses ~
points out a noticeable undertaking
In many INSTANCES. The loss Of the
Owl drug store he estimates at
sa.0o0. Palmer q Field at $4,000.
Mira Husau $4,000 and Dan Ryan
$1,000.
There are a number Of other FAIR
banks men IN the city. among them
Albert Daub. now with his family
% the Lincoln. Mr.. WAechter ex-
poets 10 leave on his return north
within a few days
CONTINUED on rage ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Immediately With the head 81 the
tire department had granted
Chief Cuok leave Of absence for "a
asgu Oh account u Illness and ua
aeFaiood that h. was already on
his way 20 san Francisco So ! took
the matter no With Acting CHIEF
clart. Who vas "a ehsrEr ! DID not
even knua that Cork vas tn the
eify uattl he appeared At the office
yesterday morniux
To lay off the Men.
= took the matter np With
George + zimmerman. II the civil
service commission. yesterday At
tarnonu and asked hlu to have the
members 81 the commission come
TO the office. but be- told me that
enc 81 the other members was III
and The other out % the elly 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Acting Under Instructions from
AT Happeastein. detectives from
- headquarters TODAY closed ser.
~ Pool rooms which have been
tfailna IN tie city aad the ailct
- spns forth that none are 10 be
sastd from now On
Aiaon8 he places elosci vas The
- feom operated - fha ClaneFs
: : ron underneath their saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
Some Of Those Who Confessed to Carrying Goods Away From
Arlington Dock Will be ArestedMayor Moore Determines Upon
Complete and Full nvestigaonCNI Service Commissioners
Employees Sells Liquor to Firemen

s,s,ns .Asslstsr, ehlsf Joseph
,,a.m ara Captain c. c. Graham
- auertsd iris attsrnoon - =
,..ed states Deputy Marshal
...s,r. Thsy were taken before
..s,s states commlssionsr kieisr
"a we're released en $500 bonds 10
nsssr Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

FAIRBANKS. May 23-The en-.
tire business district Of Fairbanks
from Turner 10 Lacey SITS and from
the waterfront 10 Third ay, was
destroyed BY a fire which broke
out at 4 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon. entaillng loss Of az least
.Fi .0O0. 600
With the spirit ~ San Francisco.
however the citizens Of the metfop.
oils Of central Alaska are already
making arrangements 30 rebuild
and the saWmilia we're started last
night. working both night and day
Ahllla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
DAVIS RULES ON
EMPLOYEES RIGHTS

concrete construction IN which Mr.
could Is pioneer adturate in this
city Il appears that. after what
De terms his regular hours IN the
0fuoc. he drew rertbin plans Tor
outsiders on q eel OF plans rrecuf-
81 Tor the Richmond Reach Hand 4
Gravel company. Nr Gould says he
fret learned 90 TIE fact ard collect
ea the money himself. afterHatd dis
charging nothsG
Time 10 isnma,sriai.
Judge Davis tuak the position that
10 empiaye has a right t. do any
work. unless credited 60 hiH regular
office duties that VIII bring him
into competition With his employer.
80 matter whether d 10 II o'clock
noon az u o'clock midnight.
The ease vas HuH beiHF argued
AZ a late hour AID the faaulia are
being watched Wifh Ereat interest
b. lawyers Conclusions ~ law aud
findings ef facis on The concrete
question Involved have ia the rasf
been at some variance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Goads saved curing the fire are
today scattered all over tie citY. aud
chief - Police Hagen has 20 men
armed With shotguus guarding prop
erty IL tho burned district which
eaunot be entered without a pass
The churches have been thrown
open 70 the homeless and food IL be-
Ing furnished free BY the Northern
Commercial company. The dining
rooms 81 the steamers Seattle Ne.
and the Delta are being used 10 feed
hundreds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

that the six had paid a sloop owner
SIS TO take them from Stevenson,
H. c. and smuggle them into the
United States.
They were captured. although the
sloop owner escaped. The six were
ordered deported 30 Port Townsend
this morning TO wait FOR final dis
position OF their eases. The special
board OF inquiry consisted Of In
spectors Fisher. Sparkling and Geft-
ncy
Special attention will be given
this Illicit traffic from now forth
as &c has been thought that the
smuggling Of Japanese was a thing
of the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
'JusrlcE sAVs MAN on SALARY
CANNOT COMPETE WITH AIs
ENPLoyER--pREvUNTs DO
ING WORK ION TIE SIDE"

No efnnlaYs has = riHht At any
ttuie. 20 saEaRc IN 3 Hire ef sork
~hleh wiu fiaee hin "a competition
viii his employer"
The above ~ ihv conclusion of Lass
rendered today BY Justice ~ the
is@es y Y Davis n the ease ~ u.
J. ffafhfh Ns A. Warren Gould.
atxhiinet. IN which the plaintiff sued
q recover ~ alleged a. have been
fesleetea b Could FOE certain plans
sifaen - Hafhek. as he alleged.
sftef working houra
E~elorsd as oesssnsr
ftafhek wAs hrousht frou the east
~ ST. veuid Go act az consulting
santuser and designer on reinforced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
To
Be HELD HERE
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE Will DECIDE ON
QUESTION AT MEETING THIS
AFTERNOON.

That she Republican state central
COMMITTEES. which meets in this city
at . ~ today. vii choose Seattle
az ths place and September II or 10
f1f me date ~ the next Republican
State convention. Il the onlnlon u
state Senator .. 4. Palmer. member
from king county Mr. Palmer stat.
81 THIS morning that he has auffI-
eient promises of support from
members - the committee 10 insure
bringing the convention here.
@ppersioninu Dslsaatss.
The Coon Rockwell plan % an.
poFtioniuK delegates piH probably
Cd adopted This pfot ided Tor four
delegates ffnm each county. ana the
bslance apporslaned according 10
population.
The convention wii have little
work ~ Interest AZ the denomination
81 Connfessnen Humphrey. Jones
aud CuHhmun D. practically certain.
ard the only other offices 10 rlI
VII be three judges % the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
ALASKA CITY
FIRE SWEPT

Fairbanks Business Section Is Destroyed With
Lightning Rapidiy---AII Efforts Concentrated
to Save Food SuppIy--NO Suffering Expected
Little Insurance Carried but Citizens Will
Rebuild at Once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
SIX oRlENTEls CAUGHT IN
sMUo6LER's sLooP HAVE
BEEN oEPoRTEp ON Ac.
COUNT or TRAcHomA.

The smuggling Of japanese across
the boundary line is still IN prog
ress. This was brought out In the
meeting OF the special board Of In
aulry which has been IN session for
the past two days az the local OF
fees OF the immigration inspectors
Last Saturday immigration In
spcctor A D. Ferfandini, OF Bclllns
ham. captured a sloop containing
five Japanese men and one woman
Tho SIX had been refused admit
lance to this country by United
States inspectors az Victoria on ae.
count of having trachona
Evidence brought out by the
board Of INQUIRY disclosed the fac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
POOL ROOMS
ARE CLOSED

sappEAsrEla SENDS oRo.
Eas TO OPERATORS WHICH
ARG IMMEDIATELY oBEYEo
WON'T ALLOW THEM TO
sgosEa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
N. c. Co. Saved Day

The steamer Lottie Talbot which
VAS sunk by iee and which was be-
~ the fire above the waier line.
The efforts q the Northern Conn
merelai company. With it. Immense
pumping plant aud It's oan fire de-
paftmeht. are responsible for chett-
Ing the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

u = knavn AZ the Majestic Phar.
macy ana las been owned ard op-
efetsd BY Ar Randolph for about
tee Years uusinE - months II this
time Mr.. Randolph was q eltu srrv-
Sc commissioners and. Nsile serving
in n dual capacity q commissioner
ard afnNktsfs hiM aruK afaFw sui-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

John Devlin. a longshoreman,
fought with the bartender Of
saloon at Railroad and Main this
afternoon and was knocked 20 the
floor with revolver Devlin Was
taken to the Waysido hospital and
the bartender will be arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

The fire started In the Fairbanks
block. r three story structure. Just
how. nobody knows In a few min.
uies IL vac n mass OF flames The
firmen were powerless and we're
soon compelled 20 retreat. coneen.
grAting their efforts In the fight TO
save the Northern Commercial com.
panya buildings. where the chief
food supply % the oity was stored
The firomen succeeded. however.
In stopping the flames al Turner -
40 that they lid not so farther west
Dynamite WAS used 90 rare some
buildings. and q south wlnd which
drove tho flames toward the bay
helped considerably an checking
their progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
People Wsr. Cool.

The fire spread rapidly among
the crowded frame buildings. but
the people. most Of whom had gone
through similar experiences al
Nome and Dawson. acted remark
ahly cool Vehicles and even pack
horses we're utilized In remosinz
effects.
The sensational feature OF the
fire Was the escape Of Thomas Nc
Gowan. attorney for the Northern
Commercial company. who wah
caught IN the second story Of the
WaahiuEIon.Alaska bank building
Although 900 people watched the
flames creep around him until his
coat WAS burned 20 crisp. he
stuck Ia his perilous position until
a ladder was sent up 90 him. There
We're no fatalities
When the federal Jail was about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Although the operators were COM
PEELED "a ahondou the telegraph of-
flee. Il WAS saved through the work
~ firemen and citizens.
Miners on the creeks are rushing
into the city 70 take care OF their
property
The Third Avenue hotel and Cor
don's drY Eoods store eaea ped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

station there - a drus store owned
- Ffank , Randolph. Who until
tive mouthes ago Nas q memhrf ~
tist eiVu service eenimisslou 81 the
effV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

Continued on rage -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
BANK cLgARiNos.

Increase over same
date iast year = b9958z.29
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-10-25

The Banner Office Is the place to gel
your Letter Heads, Note Heads, mvi
atlons, Statements and all kinds OF
o b work done.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-29
Assistant Pastors.

The First Baptist church has
called Col. T. F. Galloway and
Col. Allen Fort, of Americas. Ca,
as assistant pastors. These gen.
tlemen we're in Salisbury not long
since and assisted Rev. R. E.
Neighbor in a series of meetings.
Col. Galloway will be here by the
first of the month, and Col. Fort
is expected later, though he still
has the matter under considera-
ton. Mr.. Neighbor is arranging
for a training school for personal
workers in the church, and an
other for Sunday school teachers.
The assistant pastors will con-
duct daily meetings in different
parts of the city.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-29
Prolific Stalk of Cotton.

1t is safe to say hat no cotton
growing county in North Carroll
ma and perhaps in the South can
produce a stalk eight feet high
and containing 1866 perfect bolls,
and if there are any doubling
Thomases who d. not believe that
such a stalk has been raised on a
Mecklenburg farm they may be
convincedj at the office of Paul
Chatham where the enormous
plant is on exhibit.
The stalk was raised on the
farm of G.. L. Culp, on what is
known as the old Hunt place,
about two miles east of the city,
Mr.. Culp has a fine crop this year,
though the plant, as in all parts
of tie country is growing too tall.
The incessant rains have been the
cause of this, and it has been ne
cessary in many Mecklenburg
fields to top the plant, which re-
tards the growth and causes it to
spread Charlotte News.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-29
Mr.. NAIL HAS A PLATFORM.
He Calls on all Good People for Support
and Quotes Scripture.

To THE VOTERS OF Rowan COUNTY.
[ offer you a candidate: if you
Ire sincere in what you preach
and not after simply defeating
any and all men who do not pose
as a ring Democrat.
LIST, [ appeal to the members of
all the churches, regardless of de-
nomination or creed, as we'll as
all political parties, regardless
of party utilization, for their sup
port.
Moral character should be the
basis upon which all men should
stand when asking the support of
the people for public Office.
My position is fair-play for
every man, charity for all, and
abuse for no one. [ shall con-
duct my campaign on these lines,
taking Gods word for it that
when the wicked rule the people
mourn, and whatsoever q man
soweth, that shall he also reap.
You r. now reaping the rewards
of your labor, or in other words
the results of bad sowing.
Good people, church people, if
your religion is not sufficient, or
is too delicate, to carry into any
and all classes of trade or bust
ness, pray try and get right and
follow the example of your Sa-
vior Jesus Christ, who went
among all men preaching and do
ing good. That is your duty now
You wont be asked with what po-
litical party you affiliated, or who
nominated your candidate that
you voted for, but did you con-
scientiously support the best man
that you had the opportunity to
support or did you, frol.. selfish
motives, support the choice of
some political ring?
Let me hear from you on the
day of election. If you consider
the welfare of your family, your
self and your property, you will
vote for the man regardless of
party utilization.
Respectfully,
j. G. Nail.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-29
Look After Your Wheat.

During this unusual wet wealth.
er there will be much wheat ruin
ed unless a close watch is kept.
A farmer, speaking of this matter
yesterday, says many farmers are
resting easy and giving the wheat
no thought, feeling secure, but
theiwheat, unless spread OUT and
kept dry, will soon become over
heated and spoil. It will pay
every one who has any wheat to
look after it at once, spread it out
and keep it dry.