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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
JoHAnsos IS MARRIED.

Carl NJ Johanson. vice president
OF the Northern Securities a Banjo
Ing company. OF this city. and man.
a<er OF the Gold Bar Lumber come
pany. Of Fairbanks. Was married
last Wednesday night At Colorado
Springs 90 Edith Tribe. daughter 81
Thomas Tribe. a well known citizen
Of that place After a visit 10 Vel.
lowstone park. the newly welded
couple Will come 10 Seattle 10 70.
side
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bat their walls are a. Eposf - when
built. Ia short. had aii u the build
urEa in The business part ~ san
Fransisea beer % this typ the
rarthaHaks ard TIE fire combined
would have done no s9baia nitai In
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Will Be A MENACE
TO WATERS PURITY
Building OF TranscontinentaI Road Along Water
Course Would Leave Seattle's Supply AL.
ways Open to Contamination.

and With them the railroad Is a sec.
ondsfy consideration.
eeastas, Dlsou.sion.
This attitude 90 the respective
parties 10 he controversy Vaa cone
stantlN IN evidence an DAY Yesterday
IN the discussion between the mem.
bers q the medical commission and
,. A. Wilson. the MilWAukee ensi-
neer sent cut a. accompany them
through the watershed reserve
Opinions GA the subject expressed
by the participants iu these atseus.
alons Wsfe oppressed 90 the writer
Ia confidence until such = time a.
the rrpoFt % the commission IL
made public. which viii be utthlr
week o. ten days.
The investigating party returned
70 the cisY Via Ravensdaie and Al
burn last night, aFfivinE horne al
~ 80 o'eloek nsfore preparing the
report a conference win be held with
the Milwaukee enginseFs Nha vfn
submit plans faf the drainage ~ The
Foadhed while in operation These
plans vii be examined and passed
upoe - the engineering advisor 81
the commission. ~ pay 1taufara.
Party 4as Coed Day.
Yesterday trip down the liver
could hardly have been made under
more Favorable auspices. The nism-
bcrs OF The party iefg Notth Hena
BY team At a'eiock and asfs aHlx-
en- 20 the city power station. seven
miles. thence down the river 20
haFneetou. where a stop Vas made
Tor lunch Al that point the trams
turned back. and the members re-
sumed The Journey on foot u the
water intake. seven miles. and
ihenes 90 HaNensdale. two miles
There they caught a Narthefa Pa
gific freight 70 Auburn. whence Trey
came 60 the city on m. interufban
Await cemnission's R.pers.
iron the ssnart o. the commits.
siou vii deps''d whether an effort
= faade t. Induce the city council 10
repeal the grant 20 the railroad Of
the right Of way across the reserve
The ease i nea la court under an
Injunction rfccssdinE. but Il IL
pretty generally Understood that a
repeal % amendment 81 The grant
y the only effective method q rem.
edyinx any error - Judgment.
should Il Be disclosed that any sueh
has been committed lea making the
grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
She TORTURED
A YOUNG GIRL

PEORIA. III. juno 9a.-Mrs Mary
Mckinney. Of Aiedo. m, was found
guilty this morning ~ torturine
Stella Grady 10. who was committed
20 her care By the Children's Home
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

The nuford will GO to Alaska July
& 80 take the Tenth regiment. a.
Vas originally planred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23

because he inierfered 70 help \
friend out 81 a street fiFhf. Thomas
Cullen. OF Everett. was fatally In
jufed. II Second nv. and Yealer way.
shortly after O'Clock laat night
dying this morning Cuiisna BODY
IN a. the Bonney Watson morRue.
and Frank Jones. tho 21.Yenr.old
youth who struck the blow that led
10 Cullen's death. IL IN the eity Jail.
awaiting q hearing before a cor
0nera jury
Others Took Part.
Two men. believed By the police 20
BE- J 4 Behner. Of 7if Harvard ay..
and William Bchner. r. brother. were
with Cullen ana seem 10 have start
ed the trouble
Maud Mitchell and 6ertle Baker.
who live a. ne Cubaaola house.
Seventh Az. and YekleF xay. had
arranged TO meet Prank Jones IN
front Of GnY'a drug store a. 5
o clock last evening. While wait
Ing Miss Baker decided to return
home.
Miss Mitchell waited for her TO
return Walking up Yeslef way
Miss Baker met Mr. Jones aud he
waited until she came back. both
then proceeding down the street TO
where Mis- Mitchell awaited them.
snatehed Her Rose.
In the meantime two men. be
lisYed 90 be the Behner brothers.
approached the Mitchell giri and
as she says. the dark compiexi0ned
one. with whom she had a speaking
acquaintance. started TO grab a rose
which she had pinned TO her waist
Il told him TO go away said
Miss Mitchell when rccounfine her
story today Doth men xefe drunk
and refused Then Frank Jones and
Geftie came up and we started
away. At this the dark complex
toned man made some Insulting re.
mark and Frank told him 10 so
away.
The man then struck At Frank
and we walked down 10 the Inter
urban 10 avoid trouble. There We
met Fred sehere. whom Frank in
trodueed to Us. and we all started
hack In front Of the saloon the
two men again passed some remark
about Us. and Frank told them to
shut up. az he wanted no trouble.
Struck at Frank.
The taller OF the two men struck
a blow At Frank and he returned IT.
AZ this the third man. who was
killed. and whom We had not seen
up 10 this time. jumped in and
struck Frank twice. once in the Jaw
aud once in the eye Frank struck
him on the law. and we saw that
be was knocked out
All OF III walked on doa'n 10 the
wharyee and then went to the thea.
ter. returning home about II o'clock
I had never heea introduced to the
dark-eomplexiuned man who caused
the trouble. but had seen him on
the street At different times. Both
men we're drunk and insisted on
making trouble"
Arrested al Work.
Frank Jones works nt the Moran
4. a
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EDITORS
60 TO PRISON

STOCKHOLM. June s3- seven
social democratic editors were today
sentenced to 10 months imprison-
ment FOR anti-military agitation.
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CHIEFCOOk WAS
0NL HkI00/NG''
Told About Some Things That Didn't Happen
and About Some Buildings Of Which He Knew
Nothing.

chisf palrh Cock. % the Seattle
Ere department. came home from
san Ffanefsro in a adding moot
fer instance. he told to ere P.-L
yesterday ruornlnN 81 the efforts %
Chief Sullivan. % Eau Francisco. %
Impress upon thaas attending the
eonventlon 0f fire chiefs held fn
New York four years aTa ihs i'm.
rortaucr q laying salt water mains
for fire fiKhtinE purposes On SEA
ecasf aitles.
viii Never Forget a.
= uM never forget when the old
eAief usaasht this question up.~
chief Cock H. quoted - saying
He Vas bitterly opposed IN aofne
quarters. but he was deadly in earn
est and before be vas through
speasiuG h. had convinced most q
- that his plan vas feasible
THIS - where The chief Il Kid
ding
Ills memory serves him poorly.
Sullivan Wssnt Theirs.
chief Sullivan wasn't At the ron-
ssnfian in New York. u witch chief
Cock speaks.
Re was taken sick on his way 20
ths convention and never reached
New York.
The convention vac held IN the
brand Central Palace IN New York
On ssmpismbsr ~. u. Is and 10.
iael. and the subject Of salt water
mains Naa not discussed.
lot ~ things happened 81 New
York while CHIEF Geek vas there
ihat he doesn't remember. and this
one Incident that he % distinctly re-
members didn't happen.
kidding" Again.
And Chief Cook vas skIddlng"
again when he said
Re-enforcsd concrete alone can
Withstand . terrible canflarrafian
IKE that which swept over Han
'franeiaeo. The buildings h. which
This vas used. viz. the Falrmount
hotel St Francis hotel and the
Claus spreckics and Kghn buildings.
al very large buildings. withsfood
both earthquake ard fire. and their
walls are almost az good aa when
butt
OF Steel Construction.
Now a. "A matter ~ fact. none
~ these buildings are % REINFORCED
concrete construction. They are uli
u steel construction and brick and
stone.
81 course the chief was Kidding"
when he made the above statement.
but he should be careful lest a long
suffering public should conclude 81
70 be Ignorance.
And the chief should also notify
bic friends lest they fail into the
error d taking Tor granted what he
says The Post fntelliReueer this
morning accepted chief Cooks
statement. and ~ en- editorial said:
What He Brought Back.
THE most valuable information
Which be fths chief brings back.
h0NeYeF o. that 90 is possible &C.
construct buildings which are not
enly fire resisting. but which CAR
survive the immense heat Of n big
eonilaEfaiiou without injury 70 their
walls
fhs buildings n enforced eoH-
Itfs over which The great fire
bessea we're Eutted Ia tie iHfeflo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
SEATTLE'S SCHOOLS
FAVOR FOREIGNERS

++%<++#E ++EE&4&~%ET
TUITION CHARGED noN.REsioEN STUDENTS ATTEND.
ING SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL.
Hatlvebo cauesssns, whose taxpayers
seate ..4....+........
japanese children, residents Of Japan have come
Seattle attend school. ............. .. COCO
Advantage per year in favor Of High
being Jap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-23
DUKE 10 DEAp

MADRID. June 23l-Tha duke 81
Almodovar. minister Of foreign af-
fairs, died today.
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ACCEPTS NEW POSITION.

Miss 4 sheehan. who has been
with the Pacific Coast Steamship
company for five Years. has resign,
Cd. and has accepted the position OF
private SECRETARY 30 Capt l. ; lib.
bard. Of The BarueHan- Hubbard
steamship company,
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MARSHAL L|CKS
bALKY EDITOR

CeNTRAiIA. June 21- YeHter
daS morninE there appeared In the
News Examiner. published In this
city. an editorial severely cenaar
ms The eitY mkFHhal Henry \
Shields. Tor alleged incompoisneY.
Upon reading the article. the mar.
shal called At ~. editorial roams
of the editor n the paper. Thomas
" punkly. and demanded fvs
traction
Dunkisy refused Shields then
struck the editor blow which
Knocked him g. the floor. and then
proceeded to choke the editor into
submission
AZ this point other citifena pre-.
vented further hoatllltleB.
Deputy Sheriff John q. liner. 81
kiuE countY. and Niles Geneva
spauidinE. daughter Of " T. spaaid.
ina we're married June 90 They left
Cor Seattle. where they will make
their future home
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Steamer pcnuaylyauia left 81.
Michael yesterday afternoon for Sc.
attic She ia due Thursday
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Arrested al Work

Frank Jones works M the Moran
company plant. where he Was al
rested this morning by Special OF.
ficer Claude Bannlck. He lives az
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ana With them the railroad 1. a see.
ondary consideration
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28
Hello Bro ]! { lie | / laflnefs!.

Food leather stock has ad dYanced ave
tot cents5a pound but y you must not
think that this advance f6xes the pres.
'ent 'eslll prices Of good harm ess il Austin or
that it places harm out Of your reach,
The fact is that our prices are q not
raised at al to conf pare with the al.
vance in eather stock Y on need
not think that you must send away to
get lowest prices Poor harness is al
ways dear and you can buy good harr- 4
II, ness at .retasona able prices right here.
Don't p ask s simply how cheap a harness
is but also how poor. y ou are nothing
ahead by sending away your money.
If 81 you do not wish to buy Of me, buy
of;sone other home dealer. i empha--
size the fact that prices here today are
away below what the high prices of
leather would warrant. Now is your
opportunity, i. Il rs. .5s.., . s.
II JOSEPH FITZTHUM, + 1ss. 81.
5's.:. 's5i ..5s .5: 7. The Old Reliable. {
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28
NURSERY NOTICE..

Do you know that you can save
money and get trees that will grow.
by buying from the Austin nursery;
we are selling apple trees at ten
cents each, evergreens three feet
high at fifteen cents, also plum trees,
~gooseberry, currants, raspberries,
strawberries, rose bushes, hydran-
geas, peonies and many other things
too numerous to mention at from Is
to so per cent less than from any
travelling agent. These trees are all
grown on our farm two miles south
east of Austin and are guaranteed
true to name. If in need of anything
this spring, drop. us a card or. te1e.
phone us over the new phone (and
we will call and take your order
Yours for a square deal, G. F. Woodle,
proprietor, sos Baldwin street two
blocks north Of Catholic church
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

The prospects are frightening every
day for the harm onious: nomination of
republican candidate for governor
who Will=unite the forces Of the party
and restore the state to8its rightful 20:
sition in the republican ranks Some
political moves have been made during
the past week that are fraught with in
terest and promise Of a success sful issue.
The light weight candidates are one by
passing out Of sight and the strong ones
are keeping ing the background until
the proper time comes for action. .s.s.G s {
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

arltIs pufcha ilIissl small
cas asaspaytnents, flesspaida
down. ll,1,tf expe Ting hnd ait 81 paradise
viii find III more nearly tc be compared
with hades. his SIS not the time to-
srIr purchase lands there. u until the
wild dream Of aenthusia iasts are crushed
under the sheriff hammer it will
then be time enoug to5 pure chase Cana
dian lands. 4 rs
OWatonna Journal Chronicl cle The
Soniissi ions and blum ders IN the: new state
code are being discoY oYereds 30 fast that
every body is getting lll, sin the air, not
knowing what the next xtunexpec ected dis
SeoVery will be or how it will effect
things. All Of which gives the editor
ial sslls'' a chance. to say, we told youSs So,
When the code W was being hurried
through the legislature we expressed
the opiniio ion at It'll would prove "a case
Of vote in haste and repent at leisure
to paraphrase the old saying anent get
ting married before you have ve;tasted the
girls cooking. ..s@ ... &
| Atwater Press: There is no crime
more common than that Of evading
taxes. AZ person who would never
think of putting his hand into his
.neighbor's pocket and stealing his mon
@ey, will unblushingly steal II Indirect
%ly by concealing his property from the
assessor. u Even some members Of the
church, who ought to know that the
call seeing eye is constantly upon
them, do not seem to think it wrong to
steal from thelpublic in this way. It is
the duty of. the assessor to 90 after.
these fellows and If possible make
i them show up theirproperty. A.
Montevideo Leader: The mail order
houses do not carry big stocks of goods.
Their capitals about all invested in
catalogues, and other forms 5af adver-
I tising. They do not sell on credit, nor
ship goods before getting their money,
They pay no rent or taxes worth men.
tioning, and contribute not penny to-
wards the support of our local churches
and schools, the improvement Of our
roads or other local purposes. When
one customer fails them they hunt for
others and care nothing for anybody or
anything but the profits they can
squeeze out of the trade they get.
Duluth Herald: Every lazy ioafer in
the city lis a potential criminal. At
the very best he is a nuisance and no
benefit to anybody. At the worst he is
likely to degenerate into almost any
variety of thief or thug. TO drive him
out f the city, therefore him and his fel-
l,ws, is to- do the city good service.
There is so much work to do in this
world that the drones deserve no SYM
pathy. The man who chooses idleness
makes his own bed, and it is the duty
of the police to see that that bed is
made intensely uncomfortable for him,
Ortonville Journal: The result Of
ethe recent, elections in the cities of
: Minnesota and Dakota where the
license question was an issue ought to
be warning to all saloon keepers and
municipal executive officers that public
opinion when once aroused will put the
lid on tight in any city or village. It
is always more profitable for persons
holding liquor licenses to follow close
ly the letter Of the law than to take
chances on public opinion being arous-.
cd and arraYed against the conduct of:
liquor adjustments. s,s.~2
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
McIver, Of Vanceboro, Me-, is the sub
ject Of much interest to the medical
fraternity and a wide circle of friends.
He says of his case: lowing to severe
Inflammation of the throat and conges-
tion of the lungs, three doctors gave
me up to die, when, as last resort! |
was induced to try DR.. Kings New Dis:
covery and 1 am happy to say, it saved
my life.'' Cures the worst Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Weak
Lungs, Hoarseness and La Grippe.
Guaranteed at K. O.. Wold's drug store.
SOC and 81 90 Trial bottle free.
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28
New rlachine Shop.

The machinery and stock Of the old
foundry formerly owned by Carlson &
Anderson has been removed to PIG
Chatham street, east of court house,
where we are equipped to handle your
work in the machinery and boiler re-
pairing line in first class manner.
Plumbing, steam andlhot water heat:
ing in connection. Estimates promptly
furnished. -. T..
G. ARTHUR CARLSON
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

+. CHARLIE MITCHELL is reported to
have succeeded Mary McFadden on the
Duluth News Tribune but he can never
fill, the vacancy in the hearts Of the
Minnesota editors. :, 5s1.%
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

53s s3 ITais poor eco nm to cut down neces-
sary app propriat atfons FOR our consu lar
service. This is Of untold value to our
commercial as we'll as our political in.
terests. d one can So well and faith tlng-
fully keep as informed regar riding com COM
smercial and political condi itions q E.5i sin
other countries as personal representa-
tiyesS Of our oWn govern ment and these b
should he properly supp ported. .E Cutting
down proper appro opriations for this
service is the blindest kind Of retrench-
ment. - S5: !5= vi & s5s n . . X. AK Syss
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

Torture BY Savages.

s"Speaking. of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captives, reminds me
of the intense suffering I endured for
three months from inflammation of the
Kidney, says W. M. Sherman, of Cush-
ing, Me-, Nothing helped me until /
tried Electric Bitters, three bottles of
which completely cured me-" Cures
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Blood dis.
orders and Malaria; and restores the
weak and nervous to robust health,
Guaranteed by K. O. Void, druggist.
Price SOC.
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

GoNGREssMAN Tawney is opposed to
further appropriations for free seeds,
/ and he will fight the proposition when
1t comes Before the house in the agri-
cultural bill. he has been opposed to
the practice for . long time, and has
8aon three Of four occasions fought il on:
the floor aof the house. Free seeds
must go. The people have little use
I for them. HE s' 3
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

IT is stated that under the new code
village treasurers will have to 60 with!
out compensation until the next legls-
lature meets. That code gets worse
and worse the more it is examined. -
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

WE have no fear that George Sutton,
ifelected mayor Of this city, will not
execute the laws and ordinances faith
fully. Nomatter which way the license
question is decided at the election, Mr..
Sutton is fully as we'll qualified as any
one nominated to carry out the express
ed wishes and will Of the people at the
jnClls. $5E+ ,q.,.. . ~ ,RE5 q az@
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28
l |peopie 81 > d iilia ii tne advantages ,

isss, |uesople q llhiIiar with tne advantage of
these over lethodlsl YET 4
obtaining elect IN returns . now ~ inl
vogue. ccdracy IS all imp ortant. szl A
mis- take ii adding election returns N ll
| 0watonnlia recently gave the ap ppar,eqn1dt' eq1d'
maj r.ity rs the Wrong candi late until
arecount q discl osed the mistake Just utlt,
think oof the errors possible where 4 no q
recounts are made. 8s n 81 3:s4
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

The war veteran, Capt. Luke 3.
Fairbanks, received 29 out OF the 81
votes in the republican; convention.
Make his election as nearly unanimous
at the polls next Tuesday.
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

. THE Tri-Srate Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. is preparing to make an ef-
fort to enter Mortified and there is a
prospect of the usual opposition from
short sighted people who are many
times grafters. ~. s.4s !. 49, %r5"E
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

IT will be a long time before the peo-
pie accept the reformed spelling" of
Artemus Ward, Josh Billings and the
Minneapolis Journal. There is a rea-
son for our present forms of spelling
which true scholarship will always
recognize. i. - ''. .' u
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

WE turned down last week the offer
Of "a large advertisement from an out
side grocery house doing business on
the mail order plan. We are out some
dollars for advertising but our home
merchants are ahead. We do not
believe in tearing down home indus
tries even though we might temporarily
benefit. y hfG$ <.| - ~ Z
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

. The novelist FL. Rider Haggard de-
clares that sthe language written by
translators of the Bible and by Shakes
peare is quite good enough" Few are
of any other opinion. The spelling re-
formers are at bad job.
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

The next convention Of the Nation
al Educational Association, which will
be held in San Francisco from July 7th
to July 18th, is destined to leave pleas
ant recollections with all who will at
tend, for the rest of their existence.
Such trips are educational in different
WaYs t& ~ %.s1- +.
Mower County transcript., 1906-03-28

/. THE man who can devise q. method
by which our streets can be kept free
from loose papers will be a. benefactor.
These are not simply offensive to the
eye but are liable to scare horses and
cause accidents. ..s=f ~