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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

samuel NJ Hendricks - years old has Just joined
the bekayers los Angeles CAL and has started A'
tourney work
never late 20 work
ones never employment that suits MN
Tefss wishing Hendricks ~ho In spite Z" hs F
Is young In splru ..-.. a.,
The stun Of whleh not atFophied In hm lie
Il no u,,er. Hls old body no graveyard
sarah Han premas 81 parsippany old De
eribea a. chee With ssrveosee eyes and a'e"k
handa epniea 70 w5 she has 50 ons eeA
Sama,oa oambasa outdoor fe- she says &C
eounts fer survival
Astoa st les Is something novelty Iaaeed ue at that
age Is
Rut there b NE without aHbhoa'
We IKE b. the desire 50 i've
vhsn parpo.s ceases NE teslna shsivgl
We may be long bat the procea u aenh ess
m. s,sut ambition leaves pity that msHr liaSef the
sp, dead and tie prhle sspulcher hat he1 aseF u"
hoax -, 49,.
when .hoss are dead The D loas In following
AZ matter OF fact has not owed much 70 ta s"
,sa.ri.n Those ho have passed euin marx afs lev
Thsy deserve World Eiye hsm-taousn tasy
ssh ahins Ana indeed Of nothing that antby aa
frum themselves DO for them
They solved clearly thsn an INC Pal@oRR''@ -
ssutisl secrets Of right living
They may be Of and havs made s"an
marx IN the wodd have hagged humility 70 Their sas
all their purposes life may have heen h'sAH'
fronl general viewpoint
bot thsY whieh all Of " try To ~'a ana ~
Of us fail =,
1lr purpaeawhch whs, the eleetfie eaFrsnt y
In the telegraph or trolley been right and "a aeSp
with The eternal and uaiysrsai iaNa
Years aothing fixed and wholesome fss'"o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

TIilman. hfinn me- a bottle ~ bees
from the eniiar ana tell knnig va
ea-lk. 20 Ewt 90 something sn r4a
and - b. uniea ahaet y ftre thR'
'oiirr. saiHds. ftEht swaY Jim q
EalnK % elran this machine here
after
/ - cot tnow wha hit Carr firsa
James aiwaya eiaimH that honor
and possibly IL beianKad "a hini. faF
- uan riaaexs a. Carr Ne -
iandad about the same time thsn
". carried hiss to the harse irpngh
an8 auekrsl him. after ~hieh ws
f7ahhrd Axia Erpsne in his hair AMI
clothes ana RULED him Aru8nd 90
tbs hafn fIooF. ahirh saa covered
~ith oats rh8ff Mrs Carr. 81
couraa. screamed iuadiY and faint
q. bat sha scspa recovered con
sel0uaurNs
Yaa may thihk Na hasa Used
You fohshiY. but ws tafeHf. said
Mr. Hkidda la fact. we've saved
Fan frpm death. for II - allowed
zen 70 refaain The master vould
/ rrt you And no has 4 double bar
ruIed shotnun for you
We had 20 iift Carr 70 hta sest.
and though - impioFsf hts bride
r. remain. telling hnF that her
father eaa almost insane from
srtrf. uha drrw herself un proudly
and said ~ place u BY tho side
~ ms husbauh
Come. harrY up. aid Mt
akiaaa - Carr
Thsrs SIS ehuk chua. and the
bride and hriaegrsan uere gone.
Ito hu Continued
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CHAPTER xf

CHAPTER xi
Have iheY returned - the mast
81 asked
Not Yrt. Mr.. Hkidds answered
AIR skiads. kaid tbs master. 4
am afrala-l am afraid sh~Y have
siupsd
NJ skidda cusid EiFe him nn su.
Encouragement. ant the mz3EeF went
e. the telephone n call 40 detsc
Tive Axsary lE the eIty 10 Kies erd
rFa "a fhwa4t The oinf~fR Hat The
teiephana Eifi as sslasp - usual.
and be was more ttau an hp1f Ia
rouainx her When she dia aas~ef
hla cali she Fubuked him Der bis
In paitsuee. declared NO call had
rouaa in except ons thu usoueut she
answered. aaa aeolstea. hiaa foe
rinKinz Ia hsr e4f Thnn she Told
him tha dsssetiYu aEsnff . office
ald not anaupr. nsxt that the line
as hasy aad fiaAilT that e Naa
cat of order nesnK IA Intensely
human man. Mt AiiruK aaia aafn
initial
4 hops yau can b. a xoutleuasa
II You are q fAFmsT. aaid the tnle'
phone gifi
I'm M farmer vslissi the masi.
or 4 Waa ous. bat that saa SO
trrslsF I'm q fipfpaf1uE sqn % al
the gods ~ vengeance and I'm 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Belinda wrote q much ssa...
miHBise. asking advice -
easily identified az Jack 80
bad proposed 70 her Wb,es
she accept wrote a geal. s ne,
gracious style ut the paa.s = E
Ing her fhH Leslie you'd ,a., ~
the better husband =
Two daya laief { walked 49,.
beiipiHH She received =, -
effusIaH and told me al aaE. u.
me 10 marH Leslie. sha Co., .'t
aud ap. 1T c9prae, I aeess.ss
nest dag - ~
IiHF
sYs ! forgot 70 ten -
decided 70 accept the on. :, =
MOI approve IT g
Ju# Iheu IIm enieNs l,ot,
diBuf aud { left 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
Pacific Squadron

Al Aboard for the Navy Yard.
They're all there the Charleston,
Boston. Chicago. Oregon. NipHic.
Albany. Preble. Paul Jones. Colds.
borough. the training ship Phlladel.
phia and the army, transport Dir.
on the drydock. Iyou want an in
structivs and pietsurabls trip 20 to
Pier 2 and take the Port Orchard
Route boat 10 the navy yard Boats
leave six times daily. Round trip
50 cents. ..s
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BEL|NOA'S BEAUX


him. although he had no eyes for
anfnns bat Belinda tried 70 lead
her iuto conversation. bui q Vas
useless She was deep IN thought
and ouly answered in monosyiia
hiaa
6uldeniT footsteps sounded on
the gravel waik outside aud there
hah ring ~ the dooshsli
feaile Lawrence. ! think. ] said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Several children were AZ the table
drinking milk The children argued
Who had ths lsat cup One said
mine whH made ia England
another Ia Honolulu Our little girl.
90 years. thinking moment. said
Mine II the best made In America
ana nv milk u made IN America.
too "- Mrs ~ A Wheeler. Dos
Minor North. Beattls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

our baby boz had accompanied
his mother 20 'club" meeting. and
having nothing "a occupy his miuh,
basan 10 fret aud wofrY his mother
She auletad him several times. aud
At last took him by tho arm and
said Now. Meafle. lf you don
be quiet. viii take you right home
aud spank you Ia the bargain The
little fellow was silent for a mo
ment. and then. looking around on
an sides. be remarked. Say. mama,
where IL M bargain - Efrol Kent.
ggau FtfHt ava.
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Irving & Cannon's FaII
Line of Suitinos N

II costs "a rasrs 70 dress r.sA,.-..
wear clothes that fii--that I
Wsaf suits nsds ~ irvirK ~.
nua. tsilors f0f particular 80.
than "a wear the ordinary 90 =
know We can please "a 4
just know us" Tia -. - =.
columbia "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

There was oner a city that was
very prosperous Things were fun
IN a good wiieepan manner. Hut
ihe good people wanted ehanEe
They brought wond Into the city,
thinking that Wood uoaid better
their conditiou HUI. behold. Nousi
blocked their pfugfvna. and then
faf while things were Hack
Then after another chnnEr. dufing
wAlch things Wsrp gettiaH back To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
VIVA, Is a Pisf

A gentleman and bis little spf
we're Invited To dine with some 81
their fnenda The little M0n. beins
very fond Of pie. called tot the thirt
piece The father said Ny saIi
4hat Ia a pig p The a0n replied
Papa. he Il = hogs little boy =
alaa lola May Baftati. Marble
muuuf. Wash.
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Fosy little Mary

one daY. last sprlns. little Mary
vas running away 10 play win
SOME little friends. after being told
not 10 do so ter father happened
20 see her run of and started after
her 40 she neatod the corner Mary
looked round 10 neu II ans ono was
following her. aud when Hhe saw
her father she turned Right back
and ran to him. saying. Walt q
minute. papa. I'm going TO meet
you Gene c. 81 18th ave, 30
attic
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BRYAN At TIE Azoss.

NEW YORK. Aag u s,.,,.....
Pfinsesa Irene aboard Il -. |.
vs. ! lgsn haa stopped !,
Azores. pr"aumabIy fof esai N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Belinda VAS dovp ia thought. and
~ xas evident that ! wasn't Nel'
come she as aittlnE az her art
ink table. 0n Whirh las = pink on.
yelops. sfldsutiY Just sustsd
Belinda is q ven delightful orea.
tufs. even u she - M cousin and
have "a play necnna fiddle - her
charms Not one II her heaux aill
ifsak n, me while uhn n ahuut, and
I'm veil worth looking At. TOO
Iio~ I wantsd 10 sec ths address
on that pink envelope Vas she
rfisink 10 1im Douglas. biz hand
some. broad shnuidetrA Jim iAsltE
Las. 18th wbam ! had fniien dea
ssefatalF In love the flrai daF ! aaN
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eosr $4,000

NEW YORK. AaE - According
90 The official report IT the - srth
a wili coat about siq.eao 10 repair
ihs damage done to the baitieahtp
Illinois In the rfrrut collision vita
the Alabama Tho liilnoss will take
part In tho presidents review and
will then be sent Ia the navy Yard
for repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Annlie aud naby Lawrence we're
making IA visit 4 great deal II
attention waa given the wee visitor.
which did not suli aYeaf old
Georgia one day while standing
bY the Nind1S she said Nobody
loba me Gueas IN 60 out IN the
Eartiin aud eat bugs eat tres
yesterday. two smoEs ones and ona
xoolsy ems "--Mua. y. CLARK. Brom.
cfion. Wash
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profssslonsl Va. Amateur.

After visiting the Seattle opera
house. ms aixyeafold boy asked me
II / could sing like the lady on the
stage tried To sing the opera mu.
sic. aud when I stopped, be said
Mamma. you didn't si0bber V up
enough Mira Champiin. Everett.
Maah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
Another scoring story.

Three year old Keith had an aunt
who vas an inYeterato snofef one
dav. listening 20 the boiling teahei
tlc. he said oh. ma Listen 10
the teakettls hnare "-=fiofence
gya, tlt7 gfat ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

the good old days. they made ~.
other chang. Aud now. behout the
city r. nearly closed aud tharkp0d
people are compelled TO set a l,.,F
init TO shake hands Aorsi
WHEN YOU HAVE ENOUGH DO
NOT fioLLER ron MOORE r
MfEDEMANN.
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cnmInn III a nuneh.

Now they're enminE Josh 70.
eelved bunch of natl for hin
column today Most nj Il IL he
farc you. Send vs. IN aome yarns
and ace how it looks ia print Nau
read funny squiha every day and
you hear good Jokes That's what
Ne want Write on one slide ~ the
Paper aud be brief
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pRrslDEsrs AppoIsrs,.

oYeTFU BAY. Aus q
president has appointed 80, -
fauu pasiuistfesa A. Eles....a.
cal. and " 3 nfainsfa s..., 49, Z
az War1Hef. Idahe e
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a Rsetiilsa Mistake.

The funeral pfucesaionh which
PASSED By Clarence's home "a the
cemetery hcyond alNafa attracted
bis attention Hs delighted Ia dis
piayinE HIS knaN ledge Of funeral
Look exclaimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

swon Toiloafsna has begun I'm.
movements 0n hls house. amt
Nhsn the workmen are done with
Id. Il Will be an addition "a the
tooka OF the village -slAnofa
Nina correspondence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Mary had little lamb
That now IL an old pun,
Fnr Il has lone been posied nam
Way bach tn Paekugton
II. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Tho rhldren'a story contest CLOSES
on Saturday Of thia week. bat the
contributions Wlll be- printed. a.
Ear uh possible. until all received
have appeared.
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Ne Knew

Teacher latter reading the lesson
over haafnn. poa NAV give me a
sentence containing the word de
liEht
Haatua fnogfo boy OF i0l The
wind blew fron Dc window and put
out De light y 4. Clark. 7ia ~
kiat At. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

LOST One upnuE bak deFh
knife and . pair II small scissors
Reward soc each delivered %
Thanaandatieks office Ad Ia Hys
den tkyl Thoasandatiekn
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Low C0IOnist Rates

West bound. daily. August n to
October 81. inclusive Tickets may
be- prepaid AZ GREAT NORTHERN
TICKET OFFICE. Second aud Co
lumbla. go
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Is Miles for Is Cents

Around Mercer island. q miles,
for Is cents. on steamer Fortuna
10 30. 80 and 8 80 daily 80
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Low coIonIs Rates

West bound. daily. August ~ 10
October 81. inclusive Tickets may
ba prepaid si GREAT NORTHERN
TICKET OFFICE. Second aud Co.
iumbia 80
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Agate Pebbles

Ground. polished and made Into
beautiful stick and hat pins AZ a
yery low cost at ID. G. Floyd 4 Cos.
40 Collins Bldg. 80
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Well. Tbs locssta. candidates and
either diseases have killed nsafiy
alt uf our hogs C urtlAriilv
gfann1 correspondence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

why don't you pat ronize Mf
amith. the gf0cer7" inquired htils
Anna. Before her nHt0ninhed mnih.
81 could reply. Anna added
don't care whether you do 81 uptt
/ Just wanted 30 use the word t'ht
ron Ire - ssg Thomas Eaailahd,
Il y ID No 4. Bellevue. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Did Farmer Jones gscapsf
Farmer Jones stole SOME old moas
sheriff ri jumped on his hosn.
Soon be came alons the track.
And hs brought the old Noes back
IT "
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star readers are contributing hia column naturally n ~
h.v we're real humofsta tue bit haps BIZ pf
80, IN . oke either original clipped josh" aed
The bes gets pfe Read the Ea today aad send IN yhr
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH"

rnar patxr ron ausr CONTINUATION sucono PRIZE s.
suNp IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE EN- bRgF ANo NopHRhs
Josh WISE TIE STAR. q
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4444444 424E44E4FFF++F .
BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN F.:
.ttttttttttttttt

IA pisfmate. "thcfc goes a hearse
s'That uin't n hnatse.e explained
Clarence cts the dead wagon -
ina round "a take orders hta
10 A. lee. 1925 goth ave, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
Try One Dish Of Aapeline
Ice Cream

At shawfs Pharmacy. American
nAnk building You can't hrip but
tlks r.. aud TIA al IN ths flavor
NArEtINE
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sPeSple eomtn
ter this kcnirY fer
frtsf'iom Mn git
most b. bacomln .
ehnoier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Said Frisco to Valparaiso.
We two really do amaxeo.
I'm warm aud | quake.
You're Chill and shake.
Hut both Of us Will soon ralaeo~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

The world has had inventors grand.
From tho Yankee tu the TURK.
nut there's one that we'd like 90
land
les the man that Invented work
Z. WIEnEMANN.
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hnususGsTs.

Tsisa, 'ss p.,.n,s. zoe hssssl
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
LITTLE MISSROOSEKELTS
POST CARD COLLECTION

Miss Roosevelt has finished her is'h hoek Of past
rarsu ara sha IL alssut begin On eoiissiie
ushleh Ia. GENE her bis sister Mrs Ssehe.as
4 .ans,xarfh who has sent souvenirs almost aAag
since ahe arrived on the other ~tdH me $500
but hsr love for the Illustrated card frum foreign
lands amounts enthusiasm. Hundreds ard hnn-
areds come "a Mrs. Roosevelt from uiehas aeI"Aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

MISS
Thsas treasures between Miss Ethel and me Mo
cards also Bat Mis- hths mas
81 The best sets OF
lk 10 libraries she has several sets
u4sfrra viii b fauahie ~
time fa come Then the lotus land from every con-
more the peasant yfFa n
tns south Pacific ARCHIPELAGO rive DOCS
cradle lands Of the race and saeh contains near" ~
CARTS
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samuel Hendricks years months old has lust joined
The aalayss union Al Angeles and has started into
t,urusvuanR Wofk.
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NArAroRIuM

hero OF thu Valencia every afternoon and even
diving. fancy swimming No extra charge seat
The beautiful and costly medals awarded to him
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John Sesaloa. the her,
ing this week High diviu
Ing capacity 1000. The
also on exhibition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
New PendIeton Industry.

A manufacturing corporation with
a capital stock of 100000, and COM
posed entirely of PendletOn people
was organized in Portland Frida!
night and on Saturday filed incOrpOra-
ton papers with the secretary of state
says the East Oregonian.
The Matthews Motor company, with
J. S. Matthews, Clarence Penland, w
C. MINIS and w. P. Evans as incor-
porators, the purpose of the company
being to manufacture water wheels
and motors, was organized at a meet
ing held in Portland for that purpose
on Friday evening.
J. S. Matthews, the pioneer pump
man of the o. R. & N, is chief per-
sonage in the new company, and the
company is organized for the purpose
of manufacturing and placing on the
market an irrigation and water power
wheel invented by Mr.. Matthews.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
Yakima's Proposed Cannery.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, March 2S
Andrew Weber, of Seattle, prime
mover with G.. B. Russell in the es-
tablishment of a $4,000 cannery at
this place, met with the fruit growers
here Saturday and took up the question
of prices for the vegetables and fruits
that the new company was willing to
pay. The fruit growers expressed great
sa tisfactiOn over the address of Mr.
Weber and agreed with the prices sub
mitted by Mr.. Weber in almost every
case except on tomatoes.
The price suggested by the canning
company was So to SO per ton. The
leading tomato growers of the valley.
who know the reputation of their pro-
duct in the east, felt that this was not
enough. Then the company raised the
figure and agreed to consult with the
growers later as to a definite price.
1t was also announced that seeds of
a special kind would be furnished free
to those who would experiment with
them for raising fruits and vegetables
for canning purposes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
Musicale. Olivet Chapel, March Is
FORMALDEHYDE FOR SMUT.
Washington Professor Says 1t Is IF.
fective if Rightly Applied.

A. Kunkel. the we'll known imple-
ment dealer of this city, has just re-
ceived a letter from Prof R. Kent
Beattie, of Washington Agricultural
college, regarding the use of formal
dehyde as a smut preventative in seed
wheat, says the East .Oregonian.
The letter highly commends the for
maldehyde treatment and says if this
is properly applied there is no doubt
about it being a sure preventative OF
smut
The letter is as follows:
after thorough experience with it.
can assure you that the formalde-
hyde treatment is the treatment to
use. 1t is far more effective than Wit
rol, and if properly handled will not
kill the wheat
"The trouble is, farmers usually are
not accurate in following directions.
By experimenting 1 have found
tnat the StronStn OF one pOuIlu VI
formaldehyde to forty gallons of water
will kill the wheat, but the strength
recommended in the directions, one
pound to forty-five gallons of water,
when it is not soaked too long and the
gas is allowed to act while it is in
a pile, will not kill the wheat.
In fact, our experiments have shown
that the treatment aids the germina-
ton of the wheat Some farmers treat
with formaldehyde and allow their
wheat to mould before getting it into
the ground. The mould, of course, Is
very injurious to the grain and in this
case the grain will probably not ger
inmate. Care should be taken to dry
out the seed after treating. If this is
done carefully the seed may be KEPT
for any length of time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
HEADQUARTERS ARE NOW At FOSTER
Engineers Employed on Umatilla Pro-
jeet Engaged in Locating
Permanent Ditch.

ECHO, MARCH 2S.-The main camp
Of the government engineers on the
East Umatilla project is now located
at Foster, and they are now engaged
in locating the permanent ditch line
from there to the head of the canal
about a mile and a half above Echo.
The line through here will follow the
mill race most of the way
Satisfactory progress is being made
in securing the right of way. The
ditch will pass through the land of
forty-seven different persons in the en-
tire distance of twenty-five miles
which it will cover. All of the even
Or government sections filed on since
1888 are subject to this right of way,
which is practically all secured except
ing a little along the Umatilla river
above Echo which has already been
secured. The odd sections or railroad
lands are not subject to this right of
way, and it will have to be purchased
from the owners if satisfactory terms
can be made with them, otherwise it
will be arbitrated or condemned.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
DIED IN MOTHERS ARMS.
Infant Child of Mr.. and Mrs. MobIey
Suddenly Expires.

STATE LINE, March 2S.-An infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. MObey died last
Friday on the way to Milton, where its
parents were going to attend lodge.
The baby seemed we'll when they
started from home, and sat up in the
mothers lap, looking about part of the
way. At last she covered it's face up
because it was chilly, and when they
got to Milton discovered that the child
was dead. The funeral was held at
the residence Sunday morning at 10: 80
o'clock. Interment was in the Walla
Walla cemetery.
Mrs. H. L. Briggs, of this place I'M
derwent a serious operation at the ST.
Mary's hospital last week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
Michigan Dairymen Meet.

TRAVERSE, Mich, March 2S.-The
joint meeting of the Michigan Dairy
mems Association and of the Grand
Traverse Dairymen's Association
onened here this morning with large
attendance from all parts of the state.
The mayorsof the city welcomed the
members and Secretary S. j. Wilson
responded. President Colon c. Lille.
then delivered his annual address.
which was listened to with the
greatest interest. Mr.. A. P. Gray also
delivered an address.
There will be a session in the after
noon, when Prof. c. d. Smith, dean of
the Agricultural college at Lansing,
and DR.. L. l.. COnkey, president Of the
Grand Rapids Veterinary college will
deliver addresses. In the evening ses-
sion DR.. Floyd w. Robinson. the state
analyst, Deputy Commissioner Colon c..
Lille and Prof. c. d. Smith will
speak. There will be a morning and
an afternoon session tomorrow. with
several highly interesting addresses.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-28
RATE FIGHTS ONLY BEGUN.
Senate Leaders Say There Is no I'm
mediate prospect of Bills Passage.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-A Washing
ton special to the Chicago Tribune
says:
There is no immediate prospect of
the passage of the rate bill by the SEN
ate. Some enthusiastic senators ex-
press the opinion it will go through
within a week or two, but there is no
likelihood that any definite action will
be reached for more than month.
Recognized leaders of both Sides in
Guiding republicans and democrats, de-
clare the fight is only just beginning.
The principal difficulty lies in the fact
that those senators who are recognized
as fighting for the rights of the rail-
roads persistently refuse to define their
views. They have been attacking the
Hepburn bill as it came from the
house in a series of strong speeches
but as yet the railroad men have fall
ed to get together on any coherent
amendment which they would be will
ing to accept providing for court re-
view.