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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
Sales Day.

- Notwithstanding the rain Harri-
son was crowded last Saturday, and
exhibits in all lines were credtable
as well as interesting. Premiums
were awarded asfollows:
Best horse colt S., to ]. NJ Rut-
ledge.
Best Mule Colt SIS to Minus Eoff.
Best Peck of Wheat So 50 to Oscar
Using,
Best halfdozen ears of corn. $3.50
to Rufus Hickman.
Best pair of spring chickens, So so
tot w. Beach.
After the award had been made it
was found that the party entering
the prize water melon had purchas-
ed the melon, and was not entitled
to credit for same. The individual
will probably be barred from all
future competitions
Much interest was manifested in
the Baby Show in which little Miss
Mary Ellen Butts carried off the
prize as the prettiest of her age
The entries were Charlie Taylor,
Birdie Cole, Kelly Shaddock, Floyd
Allen, Eugene Passmore, Myrtle
Monday, Avo Van Eaton, Mary
Ellen Butts, Denor Thornton.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
Sickness Delays Business.

Louis Torch has taken liberal
space in the TIMES for one year for
the Volunteer State Life Insurance
Co., of Chattanooga, Tenn, of which
he controls the state agency. On
account of the illness of Mrs, Torch
he is unable to furnish copy this
week, but hopes to have something
to say hereafter every week, Watch
the top corners.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
New Books at The Library.

Fifteen new books have been add.
ed to the Public Library this week.
Some of them are the popular hction
of tie Spring and Summer, Includ.
ed in the fifteen are; Barbara Wins
low. The Spoilers, The Jungle, Lady
Baltimore, Rose O. The River, The
Sage Brush Parson, Iole, Silas
Strong, The Eternal Spring.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
Reduced Rates to The Harrison R. Union.

The Missouri & Arkansas Rail
road will make special rate of ONE
FARE for the round trip, To the Ex-
confederate Reunion in Harrison on
Friday and Saturday next. This is
good for all points between Selig-
man and Leslie.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

The different clubs of the city, lit
erary and otherwise, are living exam
pies of what woman is doing to
bro..sfcning t touch other liveS,--sar
cause them at least to form some
conception of what their mission is
in the world
We know father in neighbor-
ing town in this county, WHO used to
talk to his boys Ike he did to vicious
animals, and who used a slap on
them at random He said he was
curbing their dispositions. In years
to come every one Of those lads went
70 the bad In agethey had no more
prospect for that father than they did
for Satan BY some means a father
/, should gain the love and admiration
.of his boys.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

Go and see Watkins q Collu,an's
new stock Of Wall papers. They are
tine.
"A, Il Woodruff has same new fur
niture on hand yet, that he offers at a
bargain.
"A large assortment of toilet goods
is at elark's drug store. Cal. and
see them.
When yau want anything in mar
BILE or fancy stone cutting call on r.
l.. Meek.
-Wheeleris patent Extension Ad-
Unstable Window Screens for sale at c.
+ Johnson's.
When you want School Book re-
member that Watkins & Goffman
have them.
When Yen want anything in the
line of paper hanging or painting call
en- Rice & Rice.
Something new, novel aud cheap
at the prescription drug store, west
side; call aud see.
Keep the flies ont, plenty of screen
wire window screens and screen doors
at c. 10. Johnson's.
The Harrison Lumber Co, has re-
feiXed q large stock of sash, doors,
buadiuE pdpera, etc,
Car load of red cedar shingles JUST
received
GRANGFR-KELLEY LUMBER Co,
-Alversou's secondhand store hasj
some rare bargains in all kinds of furl
niture, sewing machines, etc. Call om
him.
You can get a good Tombstone
cheap at tln Harrison Marble Works,
L. l.. meek, Prop.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
Half Its Value in Fruit.

Bargain for quick sale on railroad.
Fine fruit farm of 125 acres, all in
bearing Good dwelling and inn
provements, and land llllevel Best
Irnif Inrtn, IN D1,.,...o. -.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

pdftSfi asudHu. 20 the nFSt union
theree ere born nine children who are
sr:fl living,
Bro Caps was converted and join
Jed thd Baptist church, afterward he
united With the Christian church His
wife Oates that before his mental col
lapse e told her that he could not re-
cover but that he was prepared to
die. May the Lord bless all the sor-
rowing ones. LEE BEARDEN.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

w. II. Allen, of Tampa, Florida
is here looking after property adIoin-
ing the Denison. He say his COM
pany now means business, and is
going to push things through. They
havesa ~ foot face ofore. - :
AS usual, the Chicago store leads
in new things. The new craze, the
Peter Pan Purse has been on sale for
two weeks, aud there are only a few
left. The Peter Pan purse is a small
ornamental novelty 10 contain small
change, and hangs from the belt in a
convenient fashion. The Chicago
Store, PRICES cents.
There will be an AIl-Day Sunday
School Institute conducted at the
NJ. + Church South. next Sunday,
Aug. 5th. Prof NJ J. Russell OF
Hendrix College will address MS at
3 and s.l5 p. m We expect a good
time. All who may desire, are in
vited to enjoy this opportunity with
us. We especially urge the Sunday
School workers of all the churches
to be with us at 3 p m.
LEE BEARDEN. Pastor
in order that a town orcity may
make a substantial and steady
growth il must have factories, SO a.
to induce people to make their home
here People will flock where there
is employment. City or public work
viii give employment to but few
men, and that only for portion o
4 the year. The question Of securing
factories and other sources of EN-
i ployment must be agitatcd and ia
hlucements held out to either III,
titizens OF outsiders to invest, or nj
least investigate the possibilities o
successfully operating plants here.
WHEN you want a Tombstone o.
! Mhrkers call ON Meek.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

Chyton's Soda,
laundry Soap,
Nipple Syrup,
Saratoga Chips,
Wno Waters,
Bnkc's Coffee
Gke pans,
Allto at special prices for the next
six dis, W. l.. JOHNSTON & Co.
Sofll side square.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
Be sure aud go TO c. Z. Johnson $.
when in need Of furniture, sash and
doors. Bargains in all lines

Lost, valve cap for bass horns
about the size of nickle, Please reA
turn to this TIMES office.
When you want painting, paper
hanging or vanishing done in the
very best style, try Minter Bros.
-Saffer's stock is fresh and the
largest in North Arkansas. You can
save money by buying from him.
Look for the dog on your talking
machine records-they are the best
made. For sale at the TIMEs office.
salsel Salve! Spread the SalVe but lett
I be Pine salve, natures remedy for cutsI
burns, sores, etc Sold bvL. A. Safer.
Rice & Rice are now prepared I'd
do first class job Of experimenting OF
painting Satisfaction guaranteed. NJ
If you have second hand furniture1
to sell, go to a. q. Woodruff. He will
pay you the o@s@' West side SQUARE,
Special prices and bargains in furdi-
ture and hoase furnishing goods, at C. h. |
Johns0n's.
Watkins " Coifman have received |
new line of wall paper The patterns
and designs are the latest out Call |
on them.
For quality and quantity bring us
your grain. Have your corn ground
shaek, cob and all, into the best feed
hay, straw and chop feed, always in
stock. Phone Is. Harrison Roller
Mill Co.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

III EEIt IttT III III IINItJTTC. G
crop this year.w will
1000 besides, peachd
fruits. Price of farm
fruit now on trees, $50
Bad health the eaus
this at once. vii
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
Take Notice.

Owig to the scarcity of hogs, we
viii reafter have pork On Tuesdays
and turdays only.
WILSON & BRUToN.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

Cal, on Meek and see his new
STYLES of MONUMENTS. etc.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

-Fi sale wall-tent 8Xl0 feet, in
good bndition; suitable for camping
pup ss Inquire of ], f, Barnard;
iarr bn, Ark.
No &c doing without meats during
the cf scandal We don't handle
pack & house goods. All killed fresh
at hoae.
Caps & JONES.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

1t makes no difference how much
chafi is blown In your eyes, everybody
knows the Jersey Mill "Lli.Y" is the
best and most economical Hour on the
market
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04

Watkins & CoHman have receiyad
new line of wall paper. The patterns
and designs are the latest out. Call
on them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

Following the announcement
made by The star yesterday that the
Nome Wharf a Nome q Arctic rail-
road had been purchased, comes
from Dawson. direct confirmation Of
the deal and also Of the organizing
Of the Northwestern Development
company for the operation OF the
above properties. the building Of
the Kugruk railroad and the open
Ing of claims on the Seward PENN
sula.
The Northwestern Development
company has s2.500 600 preferred.
and S3.750.000 common stock. John
Rosene Is the manager of the com
pany. and associated with him are
II. G. Davis. X X McLaren. L. II.
French. Cahol whitehead, c. T..
williams A. A Houseman. C. Hen
derson and J u Trenholm, The lat
ter secretary of the Northwestern
Steamship company OF this city
The newly organized company
will be the coming factor ia north
western Alaska affairs. Come tod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

CHICAGO. March 81 Three old
men. each long past the allotted
three score years ana ten. are ia the
hands of the police today. one, VIII
liam q Schroeder aged a, Of South
Bend. Ind. accuses the other with
swludling him out Of $3.50 worth
of property. James Low. aged So,
and infirm and deereplt. and Aure-
Illus G. Turpin. aged Is. are accused
Of securing from Schroeder lands Ia
Indiana. Missouri. Michigan and
Colorado, and giving in return bad
titles 10 worthless lands IN Ken
lucky and worthless railroad bonds.
Schroeder was formerly a professor
In an Indiana high school, and Notre
Dame university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
MUS T STAY
IN JAIL

Sustaining demurrer by the
prosecuting attorney 20 the petition
of Attorney " q keith that Jus
tics y. v Davis ho forced 30 ludidt
Conchetu Roaetti and Mrs Hehaa-
tinu Urei for perjury Judge Frazier,
Of the superior court this morning
denied the claims Of the attorney.
who acted ia the interests % Mat
too Romantic. The latter o. the
man who hoped to be set free from
n if-yoar term 81 prison ou the
grounds that the two women lied
an giving evidence against him.
Beputy Prosecuting Attorney
Vandevere argued 20 the Judge that
the friends Of Homauio were only
starting this action against the alt
usarea In the ease IN order 10 have
grounds for plea 20 Governor
Mead for a pardon. lie also main
tained that there were other ways
In which Romantic could proceed to
prove his innocence, and that a writ
OF mandate against a justice 81 the
peace would be an extreme proeoed-
Iag. Judge Frater'g decision win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
BOTH LEGS
GUT OFF

J. A plummer. a Northern Pa
cifir brakeman. narrowly escaped
instant death under the wheels Of q
train al the foot OF Jackson Il Last
night Both legs we're cut off. but
the accident occurred within a few
yards 81 the waysldc hospital. Nhera
he secured immediate medical atfsus
lion. lie did not suffer a large losa
Of blood Which makes The hospital
authorities believe that he has an
excellent chance Of recovery.
Juat huw the accident occurred
none but the injured man knows.
and he has not been able 10 tell. Ia
some way be slipped beneath the
moving ears and both legs we're
severed before the train could be
stopped
AFTER being attended ai the Way
side hospital the injured man was
removed Ia an ambulance 10 the Sc
attic General hospital where At
late hour today he vas reported a.
being IN q favorable condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
BLONDE HAIR
INVITES DEATH

SPOKANE. March SIC. L. Ia
ruth, councilman % Medical Lake.
u dead IN the hospital here as re-
suit II tao revolver shots. fired by
his wife She WIS Jealous and. on
discovering a blonde hair on hia
coat. she charged him with lnfidnl.
ity AnEeHed BY her persistent
taunts. 30 be said before his death.
he rushed At her with a threat TO
clap her. She picked up revolver
With which apparently. she had
armed herself Ia advance. and shot
him Then. taking clothes aud
children. ahe went % a justice Of
the peare who was a friend 81 hers.
and took shelter there lie put her
under $500 bonds on charge Of as
sault with intent 20 DO injury and
kept her in his home Raruth was
brought 10 Spokane when blood
poisoning set In and he died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
PLANS EXCHANGE

Representative business mon OF
the eity have received Invitations TO
be present AZ meeting this after
noon, Go be- he'd In the paflora OF
the Hainler-Grand hotel with the
object Of comforting With c A Berg.
Col Louis G. GRrrigua. c. q. Ting
ley. A. ~ Tingloy. II a willett.
Louis & wilde. all Of Portland.
Ore, and Major Kollar and Mr.. Kel-
". Of Los Angeles and Robert
Hayes aud J. ID Morgan. OF Seattle.
with a view to establishing a Seattle
stock exchange on the same lines a.
the ones existing In Chicago and
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
ARRESTED FOR
FORGING CHECK

\ soupg man giving biz name -
Ifob eafrsfoa. ere ~ and eef equation
iAlarsF. was ARRESTED today BY De.
seeslseu flyruea and Phllllps charged
~ith haxinx passed forged check
fur ~ npoa cigar dealer at $40
lafAe.
fhe check WAS made out 10 G
Ftsaeher BY A. J Frederick II was
drs~u upon the PUGET sound Ma
ilosel hank The man appeared an
aeF4fh name % Fletcher aud some
ont who knew the ciFaF dealer
Yoaehsd for him There Is 20 a..
count esrrled At tho bank hy A. ].
rruapgiek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
JOHN BRACE DIES

louis John Brace. aged 70. aud a
resident ~ this city for the past Is
years died yesterday az the family
residence. ST Aloha IT. The fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
M 30 O'Clock. Rev J y d i.lwYd
officiating fufegmeut Ia Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
Tho deceased is the father Of ].
s Brace. Of the Brace a Hergeft
Miil company. and retired capt
talist. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
WILL OPEN union
DEPOT ON JUNE |
WORK BEING FASTENED AND TUNNEL BEING PREPARED FOR
rHe UNINTERRUPTED PASSAGE OF TRAINS

and within q few days now locomo-
tlves and all kinds OF rail traffic
will be able 60 pass through the big
bore without hindrunce.
The work Of filling in Jackson 50.
and Of constructing the viaduct over
the tracks on that street is still in
an uncompleted stage. but is being
pushed vigorously.
Steel Frame Here.
The material for the steel frame
Of the viaduct "a on hand and now
that the street cars have abandoned
the old street grade. It will require
a comparatively short time 10 COM
plete IL. The concrete retaining
wallis are practically complete.
Il Is the intention Of the company
10 open the depot with public ad-
dresses and other ceremonies as
marking an epoch IN the transport
tatian history OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
OPERATORS
SS|GN SCALE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind March al
A number Of individual offeFh made
BY The operators 10 siga the 1903
neaiw Nas received Today The indl'
cations arc that many more will
afsiYn shortly. Most Of the miners
have nstufn~d home 10 attend the
beginning ef the strike Mother
Jones' arrived here this morning and
Haia she would 80 into the fields
II needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
RElF MAKES
CRAVE THREAT

AS soon as get possession Of my
boat. / will start criminal proceed
inRa against Frank Faber. Of the
Brighton boat house" said Game
Warden Heif this morning This
trouble over the launch was started
by him. for be sold The boat after g.
had been entrusted 90 bis care. with
ont my consent. and without offer
ing 10 pay me the money ho re-
ceived I will prosecute him for OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
thnaaa
Mr. Ref says that be stored the
boat Hifh Fabcr for the winter. and
that tho latter claimed that there
was money due Tor storage. and cold
The boat 10 Phillip Stoeas for SIS.
Ne Il naR trying 10 recover the
launch from Stooss in a civil ae-
ton after which he says be Will
rlminaIly prosecute FabeT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
SUGGESTS HOME
OFFICES

fuNnoN. March gi-Ths Sat
ufdaY Review suggests the mad
Visibility ~ parliamentary aeiion in
seeding financial guarantees from
American Insurance companies. and
saeassis that british policy holders
Of tite three biggest American com.
panisn organize independent offices
herr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
MANY EMPTY
HOUSES

ssaEHRAY. March n siiIi
Rana'ni o rinnlng their fight far
= tzgaarriag Of tbs 50 odd Jap
- Fao have gFaduaiIy afpDiant.
: - waite men IN the shinEle
- ssis he former employee are
3. . striks and. a. result. the
~ 4 uiil ale
N'ig q he men involved b. the
~. !. on homes At McMnrray and
=. = "a fsason The enforced Idle
~. y Working a hardship upon
- q iasY cannot seak emriov.
$3.50. ~. ~ SHIRE except e. great i0ss
-. - W strike there vas not
~ teuss 10 the town. but now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
COUNTY JA|[ER
WILL LOSE JOB
OSCAR Wise TO az DISCHARGED ~ ssGaVF SMITH ron
TAKING RELEASE PRISONER.

Cesar Wise. chief iallcr at The
county iail h d BE- discharged -
sheriff smith fur taking money for
the release u q prisoner
sheriff Smith has proof that the
TALLER accepted szo from chassss Il
Bennett and released that prisoner
NJ ieast five days before his term
expired HsunHti Informed against
Wis., la = siEusi statement. which
tells that he naa 80 badly treated
b. other EfiHaaHfp ga tho county
iall thar hr aaa fafesa ~ gay wlsa
$40 and be released OF be would
have been Allied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
STRIKE rs
INEVITABLE

OAKLAND. cal. March 80 -
President Nahon and local officials
- the Cafmsns union are In e.
ecutite session today preparing a
formal proposition 20 De submitted
90 the traction company Afhiifa-
tion Htll be HugFssied. but u Is not
believed the company viii accept.
ard that a strike is Inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

Al YinR. ne pretty i1-yeaf.aid
CHINESE slave Girl. VAS ordered de-
ported yesterday afternoon ~ Unit
"a States Cofurulsaiauer Keller upon
testimony given b Immigration la
spsctor George FISHER. Jf, the ar
resting officer ana several vii.
ueuaes Immediately $1,000 bends
we're Furnished and the Kifl vas
released pending action ON appeal.
Inspector Fisher ia very much
pleased over hIa temporary victory
TIE Rifi T. wanted ny three high
binder societies. as already stated
hy The star ard as naon as the ease
Is finally settled. provided she re-
mains Ia this country. artive bidding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
ASKED ALL To
VIEW REMAINS

SPOKANE. March ai-The irony
OF fate was illustrated M the death
Of George v. Day. who vas killed
hy an explosion ~ iso pounds Of
dynamite on his ranch near Hese
IN the early days in California. BAY
was iu business aud rrsorfcd To
freak advertising ON his stationery
Dc had printed tn large black lot
tors shot dead. come view the
remains lie had some Of this still
with him. The explosion vns heard
for miles and when neiRhbors hur-
ricd Co the scene the first thing that
greeted them WAS piece of letter
paper blown against a tree where
90 bold type II called: Come and
view the remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
TRAIN GOES
INTO DITCH

LAS VEGAS. y N. March 7i-
The ~ Chicago eartbouui
passenger 80. 10 on the Santa Ne
went into the ditch NEAR Fulton az
noon % is reported that ~ were
killed
A later report says that five Next.
cans. from old Mexico bound for
Kansas. we're seriously injured The
frainmrn and paHHeugerH we're Sc
vereiy shaken. but none were killed
Heavy damage vas done to the
equipment Tho cause Of the wreck
was a broken rail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
FOR
ROOSEVELT

wAaiINGToH. March sf-The
presidents determination 10 take 20
hand Ia the coal strike until every
possible means u settlement IL eN-
hauHted meets with the appreciation
81 even the administrations sharp
eat critics Southern members. who
ore usually ready and willing 10 find
every fault. admit that the executive
has taken the WiHert possible course.
one southern congressman said
'1li bet that Roosevelt ia just dY=
inE 20 get into the argument. but
he - not nearly 20 lmpuisiye as be
used io be. aud hla better judgment
prevailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
$4,000 WILL
STRIKE

nEs MONIES. Ia. March 81 -
Miners and operators appointed
romtaitteeH this morning - eonsid.
81 4 nww wage scale The miners
hsss agreed 20 furnish men aud pro.
laeziun- and 20 preserve properties
during the suspension Fully "a 600
men ell quit IN this stats tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
TWO ACCIDENTS ON
|NTERURBAN LINE
WORK TRAIN pERAlLEo ~ TUNNEL AND FREIGHT coLLIpEs
WITH NORTHERN PACIFIC SWITCH VAN AS.
sELr-rRArFlc IS STOPPED AND PASSENGERS SLEEP ON
CARS

Two accident. on the inierurbun
line between o'clock last night and
: o'clock THE morning practically de-
mollshed time tables between this
city ana Tacoma
The first trouble occurred in the
tunnel three miles this eide o. Mil
ton station. wheu a passenger train
~ the Puget Sound Electric COM
pany Jumped the track shortly after
Z O'Clock 30 the evening and block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
DIVORCED FOR
CRUELTY

Martha Pr0mbergcf was granted
a divorce and so per month ali
m0uy from John Prumbsraef to-day
Martha stated that she would have
Instituted divorce proceedings long
ago bat John threatened 10 commit
suicide. and she desiued. Finally
bis cruel treatment passed ali
bounds and today Judge Frazier sew
cred the bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
IS
NOW AFLOAT
NOON

moved dean the ways lulo the "a.
ter
TIE rev vessel Is the finest eFafl
u ans sort ever Afiaat Upon Lake
Washiustua. Her lenEth over al Il
iga feet. beam a feet depth 81 huil
feet eight iachrs. draft feet She
Is fitted wffh a double compound
enRiae With four cylinders na8 four
independent craukh She has one
water tnhalar boiler. capable az
withsfaadlaE $50 pOupda " steam
pressure The boiler Is one designed
and pafeated hY Capt. Anderson. the
owner ~ the vessel
Al u TIE machinery for the For
tuna wss manufactured b. the Seat.
fls Machine works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

sheriff Saith investigated The
charge carefully. and learned that
Bennett as released ffofu lat
without auY fseurd ~ The fast be
inr made The unfsF iailefz ata
not knnw 81 ttsr snaWa rrtrase. aHf
thought hs eaa eth N SAIL sheriff
Smith discovered thn fact that Hen
nett had been released On Mafeh q.
while his teffu expired April Z iis
Wa serving s. says fef druuhsns
ness
Jausr Wise has bssn On The
shrfiffs office for six years.
hsinF e dspufY sheriff uufli
Inlirr Mcleod wus discharged. when
he became ehisf faiisf sheriff
smith has tlaesA tmplicit confiAsHee
in Wise Hs bad cnmpiete charge
~ the fail anA she continss ara