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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23

HOwIE's MATCHLEss.
The cut. reproduced from Hoards
Dairyman, shows the head of the i'm
ported Ayrshires bull Howie's Match
less, now owned in Illinois.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23
\ UTI, kOF MORTGAGE SALE.

Where 4. defanit hrs beg h made IN /,
tinnr 1T q certain m"rt,hve contalntn
1T rair. given by A. r. Lindquist m.
Libtqu,s,, husband ahd wife. mOts.
.DOhp Ertsnde0n, NOR gay. {. dated d.
lMI. and hied Tor recssrd In the ol13c.
gisser ~ aseds of Grsnt county, Sou,l
o. ,he S(th day Of Dec~m rr, 4. D., IN.
o'clock. , n and record. d 10 book
gsgre 0O paQt 10. m..rtgHgtnR the foil.
e. ntr sitnsts d IN Grant county, Sou,
'o-~'t: Iot ten Il } In block ten
rii, ~ Miltank,
nd Whereas, the naIuIe IT the defs
fa'l' ~ on the part Of the mOrtgsgore I
interest or taAes or any part thereof
int. rest and taxes became due, and hns
the can e ut the dSte Of the notice, ans
whereas. the mOftgngee has declared
enn due
Notice 10 hereby given. that said
shall be fOrecl0sed by the esle OF the J
COVERED thereby. by the eheriff Of .,
con- ~. "r his deputy On the thirtie
ember. A D 1905. at two o'clos
that day At the front d ar of the court
h. ttty OF Ntlbank, In said county emo
e"t'efy MI Indebtedness Of fve hnndI
f"nr and 4b-1N dollars. principal a.
with The eum OF eighty FIVE and 81 100.
Tor tax'e snd sewerage assessment ma
Elk hundred eighty and AZ 10. dollars, " h
ie now due ON eSid mortgage. beside,
and d ebureements aud attorneys f.,
h. law
Dated October II. 1906.
JOHN EM
8. = LocKHARr, b
Ait'rney for Mortgage,
Miibank, South Dakota.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23

o. ~ -. q 1AA
n 6iAzj|T = ! | = =
EALIeAIlleD i Y

Cottage and Neufchatel che, es could
very appropriately lie called The ''cos-
mopolitan cheese in the che >se world
from the fact of its compar tive sim
plicity in making. These cheeses differ
somewhat in their chemical compost
tion. but are very similar in appear
ance when served. Both are a tooth
some and nutritious article Of diet. but
from the fact that Neufchatel is made
from whole milk and cottage is made
from skim milk it goes without saying
that Neufchatel is the more nutritious
as well as presenting a yellower and
richer appearance For detailed con-
sideration Of the manufacture of these
soft curd cheeses let us first take up
the better one, or Neufchatel.
How NeufchatA IL Made.
Neufchatel cheese is made from milk
containing from to per cent or
even more fat The milk is first treat
ed with starter (either a commercial
or buttermilk starter) Of from to 5
per cent of it's bulk and heated up to
so degrees +. and set with rennet, be-
ing very careful at all times not to dis
turb the coagulum. When coagulated
It is cooled down as low as possible for
a time, something like twenty four
hours, during which time something
like six-tenths per cent acid will be
developed, which gives the product a
ripened cream flavor. 1t is then care
fully turned into a cheesecloth and
hung up until we'll drained. After the
surplus whey has been expelled the
cheese can be salted and seasoned to
suit the taste.
Al q Market Product.
If the product is intended for market
1t can be worked into rolls by filing a
tube and pushing out the contents
with a plunger. The rolls are then
wrapped, first in parchment paper and
lastly with tin foil From the fact of
its high moisture content it is quite
perishable and should be consumed
within week. The price on the aver
age market will be about 20 cents
pound.-H. f. Woods. Ohio, in Nation.
al Stockman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23
Fimam cIal stat %, cms OF the
MERCHANTS BANK

at Milbank in the State Of South Dakota. at the
close OfbnE:nees on the l2th day of Nov, 1905.
RESOURCES.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23
Clean Dairy Utensils.

Sunlight and pure air are the cheap.
est and most effective means OF keep.
ing dairy utensils pure and sanitary
after they have been cleansed. Where
these conditions do not exist It Il then
advisable to put them in hot drying
room.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23
For Over sixty ys.ar~

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYEUl
mas been used for children ;eethinv
Itsooths the child, softcns the gums
allays the pain, cures w.rd cole. IN,
il the hest remedy frr diarrrnP~
Twenty 1--we cents bottle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-23

LOKETTA D., IA. .7O8.
champion pure bred Jersey COW in
classes and b, worlds fair dairy dem
onstraton, st. Lous. 1904 Record for 10
days. 5.SO21 pounds milk, 4S per cent
fat. 3so-o3 pounds estimated butterl
milk producer should study them. size
up his herd by them and thus work out
the problem that meets him face to
face.
The question may come up. What is
the first step l must take to put my
herd on a paying basis? Every dairy
man and farmer can better afford to
pay $500 a head for the cows that
average 700 pounds of butter per year.
provided he can find such cows, than
he can afford to pay $15 or $40
head for cows that average only 100 to
200 per year. This calculation ought
to make every farmer hesitate before
he pays $35 to $40 a head for cows
that range below 800 pounds Of butter
per year, as many farmers have been
doing the past year. The average
cow is loser of money to every dairy
man and farmer. The testing and an
alyzing of milk at the present time are
30 easy and simple that any ordinary
farmer with a little practice can tell
In a few minutes just what his cows
are capable of doing at the end Of ev-
cry month, and every cow that falls
below the 800 pound mark IL mot
worth her feed and keeping to her
owner and should be turned into beef
&C. F. Stone Before Kansas Improved
Stock Breeders' Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
KIRKLAND WILL
CELEBRATE

KIRKLAND. May 2s-The people
OF Kirkland have decided 10 stay at
home GA Memorial day aud hold ap-
propagate exercises IN their own
town aud decorate the graves 81 tie
veterans in the cemetery. The pro-
gram VIII be carried out IN the fore
noon. - that those Nho wish to
may go to Seattle IN the AFTERNOON.
The decoration of the graves and
brief exercises will take place at the
cemetery At . a. IN. The speaking
proper viii be al the Methodist
church at ia. 30 a. m. Hon. w. n.
White % Redmond viii deliver the
grafton. Rev J A. Mitchell VIII re-
late army "reminiscences and the
pupils OF the public schools VIII
sing.
The old soldiers % Kirkland have
made extensive preparations for the
occasion. Teams win be on hand
to haul those FOR whom walking has
become task. Luncheon viii be
served after the addresses.
The churches OF Kirkland united
ga special memorial services on sun
day in tie Baptist church. Rev. u.
r. Tomlin. Of the ConRrega tional
church. preached the sermon. This
was a most helpful and inspiring
service and was attended IN a body
by the soldiers and their wives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

MIKE SHERIDAN, ON AIS YoTA
BIRTHDAY, TAKES HIS OWN
LIFE WITH POISON.

Believing that three score years
and ten should BE- the allotted span
II mans iifc Rs advanced ~ the
famous theory Of Or osier. Mike
sheridan. track walker for the
safihefn Pacific. yesterday. upon
the anniversary ~ his seth birthday.
took his oWn lifs BY 50 allowing car
buiic acid
DR. usier's theory IL correct. %
Sheridan had told his acquaintance
several times "and when I set TO
be 70 years ~ axe am going 90
end my lifc. rather than live 10 bs
burden upon my relatives or
friends
sheridan proved himself 70 be sin
cere.
Deputy Coroner Wiitsie investi-
- ted the case and found that sheri-
ian had I4emedttatei his death Tor
saals time. a. stated. TNe sons are
known 90 live aomsW here tn Vir-
xinln. The body viii probably be
buried AZ EauuriaR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
CARTWRIGHT IS
CLEARED
CREW OF GOVERNMENT
STEAMER USoRuRATEo or
CHARGES or LooTlHo FROM
TIE ARLINGTON WHARF.

The crew at the government
steamer Cartwright he In no man.
ner connected with The theft II AZ.
tielea froni Arlington d0ek. aud che
tuF did not carr away Loot This
e. the decision reached b Haaor Il
$ Weed and Captain G y Cruile.
Nho made q thorough Investigation.
The Investigation commenced
Saturday evening aud lasted until
late Yesterday morning Each mem
Der ~ the crrw WAS examined sing
d and they an told the same story
Evidence brought out showed
hat the tug az three different times
removed goods from the transport
sherman under instructions Of
Clerk Hupp. 81 the aaaFfefinaaier's
department and he checked all ~.
ticlea as they went aboaFd Of the
cartwright II was this that an
doubtedly gave rise to the charge
OF footing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
EXCURSIONS
TO ALASKA
STEAMER SPOKANE. HAVING
COMPLETED WORK As
FLOATING HOTEL, WILL
TAKE UP souTHEAsTERN
ALASKA RUN.

The excursion steamer Spokane.
of the Pacific Coast steamship com.
pnny. will leave san Francisco
next Friday Tor Seattle Upon ar
rival here she viii be thoroughly ro-
fitted aud cleaned ready 10 com.
mence the regular excursion ser.
son 10 Southeastern Alaska. sailing
June Z.
For the past three weeks the spo-
kane has been floating hotel in
the San Francisco harbor She Will
continue as such until Thursday
night
Word has been received from
San Francisco that the excursion
business does not seem 20 have
been affected by the disaster None
~ the reservations have been can
celcd and the eastern tourists VIII
come 20 Seattle and make the north
ern trip az outlined. This soason
the Spokane will mako six round
trips and on all Of them space has
been taken leaving few reservations
yet 10 be obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
is ARRESTED ON
MURDER CHARGE

ing between Arneson and Ross for
some time before the crime. Ross
operated saloon az Ker'stcu, near
which place Arneson worked as a
logger. From the loggers the sa-
loon derived most OF its revenue
Arnesan purchased Ross business,
and shortly after the latter set up
a new business about mile and
half nearer the camp, thereby cut
ting off much Of Arneson's custom.
The feeling between the parties was
so strong that. considering some
what unsavory record borne by
Anesou. many Of the Inhabitants II
the vlllage suspected him as soon IS
the crime was committed.
Arnesou denies the allegation, but
SAYS he has been eNpecuug the ar
rest for some time.
In his possession when taken there
were found several articles purport-
ed to have belonged TO Ross, among
them shirt upon which were sew
eral bloody spots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
ARE
GIVEN HEARING

A. 2 o'clock this afternoon 10.
seph Latham. assistant chief ~ the
Seattle fire department, and J.
Mingo. fireman. were taken before
United States Court Commissioner
Ri9fer for preliminary examination
on the charge Of stealing govern.
mcnt property from the Arlington
dock J f.ongboitom may also
he arrai9ned for hearing today The
hearing Of Captain & G Graham
and Frank Mapea ia set for tomor.
row afternoon. With Mingo also II
he Is not called up today.
+. -. Hughes. attorney for the
accused frsmeu. said today that he
expected to offer evidence Of limo
ccnce this afternoon and tght the
case In the preliminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
eursrios WILL COVE sGFoRs
rHG COUNCIL TONIGHT
cAssGE WILL PROBABLY &c
MADE WITHOUT ANY rRou.
BLE.

The ordnance ehanxing the
boeadariea Of the Eaioon district
prepared b Mayor Moore after a
conferences With the memhefs u
tho hcsuse hnd fexenu. committee
81 the eoaneti Niii BE Introduced
IN the council tonight aad referred
10 the llesus. commltie. for con.
sidsfafIun
MAYOR aoof. has drawn the OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
GIVES ORDERS
TO Get BUSY

Dirt must fiy again tomorrow on
Third av. between Yesler way and
James 81 on the paving contract
there" said Assistant city Engineer
Thompson this morning 20 a rep
ressntRtive Of the Barber Asphalt
company. we have had enough
delay We must getsthe street COM
plcted
I had hoped 10 have this contract
completed BY June !. but IN this l
arm disappointed. said Mayor Moore.
The weather intsrfered some. and
the contract WAS a big undertaking
on account % the number Of mains
and conduitE to be laid under the
street But Il will be completed be-
fore July !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
WAS
a DAY OF0READ
NAY REVOKE LICENSES

Action 90 revoke ths licenses ~
certain % the mere troublesome 81 .
loans % the eitY may DO instituted
- ihs near future. unless the aa-
inens ln question: erHse 10 give Of
Tense 70 the roiifr ard ether author
Rites ~ The cits That nuen . course
II contemplated hAs been hroa IA, in .
timstsd ~ utefe than nus member
~ the cify csuneti recently ard there
- promise ~ II taking - within
short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
SALOON DISTRICT
ORDINANCE READY

dlnknee no "a TO include al the
licensed saloons In the cts except
thoss II smiths cove There Is no
controversy over any portion Of II.
hppefenfiF. except over that por.
ton which brings Into the district
tao sftafing saloons on the corner
Of Third axs and Union - The
ma1pf AMI ite members % the
eofflUiftre are agreed On thls
ehanss but there IA some opnSasi
tina IN the part Of certain nehi.
dents and property owners In the
district
Maypr Moore declares be IL in.
diffefeflf a. 60 whether the new
iiulilA iucinde the saloons Ia qnea.
ton ntf intimates that IN lheY do
not he uiii veto the licenses II the
saitans whom they come before him
for action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
n,oIting Conditions at Packing Houses Reveal
ed BY President RoOseveIt's Investigations
aPotted Chicken Made From veal-.-Em-
poyes ExpeCtOrate on Meat.

fasrAGo. NAV rs Startling
.,.s.,,oas are made Ia regard to
!. n.lsass conditions existing Ia
~ saesins houses In the report
80 cAarles 2 Neil ana James
: es.n.l.la. the commissioners AZ
- b. President Roosevelt %
A Investigation viii saeR
-, to the president
- reert eonsisis iarEeiy II
-. ssd sffidayits q employees
- salfoas Il IL stated that meat
49, Yasopeans refuse - huy i
- !. AneFlea. aud that the con.
49, IN ihe Packing houses are
nssslng
Veal Called Chicken.
.n.nratnx 10 thr report. lard IN
- lastAnees - made trcm hess
49, IL from cholera on rea.
- from hegs OWNS in traasit
! - fae -sArdise oil Lump
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
CITY EMPLOYEES
MAY STRIKE
CHICAGO THREATENED WITH
TROUBLE, WHICH is LIKELY
TO STOP HER WATER sup
PLY.

CHICAGO. May 1s-This city IA
Threatened with a strike Of city en-
ployes inst may stop the municipal
water supply. throw the city into
darkness and end all inspection -
sewers and plumbing
A. least 5.eeo skilled mechanics
employed by the city threaten 10 20
out on a sympathetie strike. unless
the city mBehinlsts are granted the
extra pay demanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
ESTIMATES NOT READY.

Estimates Of the cost ~ the sec
oud water main from cedar river 20
the city viii not be completed ~
time for submission Go the council
At ita meeting tonight Assistant
CITY Engineer scott. under whose
direction the computers in the en-
sIueer'a office are completing the
work on the estimates. stated this
morning that the best he could hope
Ia DO was % have the final estimate
rrAparad for aubmiasion 60 The fire
and water eommltic" Wednesday
nlEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
MISSION WORKER DEAD.

7 Tananka, Young Japanese
mission worker. died at an early
hour this morning ut the Seattle
hospital, death having resulted from
an absocss Of the inner ear. follow
ing an operation Tananka had
been In this country only four
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
THIRTY DAYS
FOR BEGGING

Thirty days Tor begging is the new
dietum established today ~ Judge
Gordon in the police court ". NJ
clark was caught hy patrolman
uuuneii ON Pioneer square asking
pedestrians FOR money with which
To buy n meal. and was given the
limit thirty days when tried this
morning.
There ls no necessity FOR an
abie-hodied man begging an
Bouuced Judge Gordon. which means
that hegRars had better fight shy
Of the Seattle police. aud Judge
Gordon iu particular. in the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
RENDER LARD FROM
. HOGS WITH CHOLERA
BOY KILLS
To AVENGE

ST PETERSBURG. May gs NJ.
Sha taion warden Of the city prison
here, Was shot four times yesterday
aud mortaiiy wounded BY an ~
year-old youth. uho WAS executing
a social reVolutieplsta' sentence. Ia
revenge for Shataleffs treatment ~
political prisoners The assassin.
whose name is skutilman killed a
hvEsar who tried 10 stop him. but
aftcrwafd was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
CHARLES ARNEsoN. OF NORTH
BEND. ACCUSED OF KILLING
p. NJ. ROSS AND WIFE LAST
AUGUST.

on suspicion OF being the perpe-
traitor Of one Of the most heinous
crimes in the history Of King couu-
~. that Of numbering I'm cold blood
y. n. Ross. a rival saloon keeper
OF Keriston. and his wife. and then
after looting the house. setting fire
10 q In order 10 eliminate tho ovi-
dcnco OF his crime. Charles Arncson.
OF North BEND. il now lodged In the
county SAN. pending further invest-
cation.
Ever since the murder, which oc-
CURED In August Of last year, Sher-
M smith has been quietly watching
Arneson. There had been bad feel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
ALLENTOWN EXCURSIONS.

Haynes 4 Haynes report that the
three excursions run b. them san
day over the Columbia & Puget
Sound railroad 20 their addition In
Allentown proved highly successful
They sold SUNDAY over 60 lots and
sore tracts The addition was
placed on the market about 60 days
ago and out Of coo lots and tracts
800 have been sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
JACOB FURTH
DUE TONIGHT

Jacob Furth. president OF the
Seattle Electric company. Is ex.
pected In Seattle this evening. after
several weeks absence at San
Francisco and on the Atlantic
coast In Boston Mr. Furth met the
relief committee for whom he dis.
tributed 100000 contributed TO the
earthquake and fire sufferers.
lie also consulted with Stone N
Webster IN regard TO the Seattle
street car system and other finan.
cial interests Of that corporation In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
DANCER OF ElRe.

In a communication 90 the city
council today Fire Marshal KeiloEE
calls attention 60 the fire hazard
created by permitting merchants
and others 90 store large quantities
OF vatniah urpentine and other In
fiaminable materials in business
houses. The fire marshal notified
the council that In accordance with
an ordinance recently passed, he has
ordered the sesbord oil company TO
move it, stock OF oils from where Il
Il stored on the Grant e. bridge, on
ponite rye Bruhn company'H plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
BOLT
KILLS SPECTATORS

terday afternoon. killing five and
iniuFlnR 10 Others
The field was ntrewu With frag
ments Of shoes aud clothing torn
tfonl the bodies Of the victims
Fred Hafhie. Joe Dolbeaf aud
George CieNolend are among thoae
seriously injured Dozens of people
we're thrown to the ground By tie
shock but we're able 90 so home
without aid
The dead
DONALD TouART. ~.
STEVEN rouAHT. ~.
ARTHUR MOODY. ~
JOHN GREEN. a negro
CHARLES THOMAS. q negro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
rive DAY SCHEDULE.

The Pacific Coast steamship
company sill lnauguFate the five.
daY schedule between Seattle and
san Francisco June This state
meut waa made this morning By
Trsffic Manager Conner The city
Of Puehla is now practically ready
70 20 into commission. The Jma.
tiiia wlli sail from San Francisco
June 8. the city % Puehia on the
10th and the Queen on the 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
CASEY MAKES
ACCUSATION
SAYS DEPUTY PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY vkApEvE aE
WOULD GIVE AL CRIMINAL
BUSINESS TO a FAVORED
FRIEND.

Thomas Casey. who vas Saturday
accused by Deputy Prosecuting A.
tarney Vandsvere ~ irregular con
duet In practicing criminal Law,
says he viii file = counter charge
against the depdty prosecutor n In
formation BE- filed against him. In
an interview with Star reporter
this morning M Casey said
= absolutely deny the charges
made by Mr. VandeYere He sim.
pir wants 20 get some Of our Grim.
lnaI practice for a favored friend Of
his / court investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
THROW BOMBS
AMONG CROWD

sEBAsTopof4 May IS Eleven
persons. Including five children.
we're killed aud ia0 persons we're
wounded b. bombs whleh were
thrown yesterday while a review Of
troops was being held In ceiebra-
ton 81 the emperor's coronation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
MUST REPAIR STREET.

street Commissioner Walters this
muininE notified the Seattle Flee
tfie edWpany Go Immediately repair
and pnt In a safe ANA passable con
diffau the portion Of the street ue-
eupisd BY them on Western aN
south 81 Madison ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

seven persons were plunged into the
water between the wharf and the
side - the steamer. A haHtY exeftfun
nn the part - tne crew and long
ahaFsmsu soon placed those Nho had
taken tae tumble upon the wharf
again All wet. bat none seriously In
tura8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
ELLIOTT TO
RETURN HOME
sosrHEaa PACIFIC pRgsI.
otsr WILL REVISIT SEAT.
7lE TOMORROW ON REruRa
rsip TO ST. PAUL An
souscE DOUBLE TRACK.

nosAfa Elliott. president Of the
eas1hern PAeiiic railroad will ar
= 2 Seattle tomorrow with the
A..sfsni members OF bis party lie
- assks one more inspection trip
~ Ne Monte Crisio and snoquai.
: afshches before returning east
= Elliott ali spend several
- q seaifie. again looking
- tae h1cal situation and taking
ssfefsl matters which wtre be.
z ssfs over a ueek ego
iei2y be Il 81 Tacoma. Last
- ne vas AZ Portland and the
striking announcement given
Y aim Faa that the northern
s.s'ile would double track the llue
zen Portland and Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
MEN BURNED
IN EXPLOSION

MoNONGAHELA. Pa. May Is
Nine men were burned. two 81 them
seriously. in gas explosion In the
mine Of the Brasnell Coal company
near Beutleyvllie Saturday night
The men were erecting fire wall 70
stop fire that had started from
an uuaaually heavy blast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28

law cattle are slaughtered lndls
eftmlAAtely together with healthy
animals, .nd there Is practically
no inspection Of hogs afflicted With
tfiehlua
soealled 'pottcd chicken Il
composed % the flesh ~ young
calves The leaf lard exploited
So mach Tor Us purity contains 20
per eeat 81 cotton seed oil
Dragged over Ulcers.
ope concern employs a chemist
u perfect a process for aeodorisins
devs1ed hams Meat IL 'doelored
With aorax and other dangerous
chemicals after Il l. spoiled nan.
serious chemicals are used for
smoked meats
MANY employees. II Is stated. auf
fer from tuberculosis. aud are an.
clean Al times theY exne..farats
On the meat and even NaIk ON IL.
dfaEstug lt over the filthy noors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
SPEEDY FIRE DRILL.

+. Ire afill was given by Capt.
i. 80. o. The steamer indianapolis.
- saturday night while che yes.
~. tas between Victoria and Sc.
= Haieh excited the admiration
e,,st NAM Passengers aboard.
.al any previous announce
- ne fire alarm waa sounded
g., 49, % crew Ia remarkably short
- a@a the b0aia over the side
-. streams d water we're shooting
'''a Tie different taps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-28
BOYS RUIN ORCHARD.

John Glover. OF 1926 Minor av.
complains TO the police that a gang
Of BOYS who hang out around How
ell 81 have ruined his orchard by
trampling and breaking down tho
fruit trees.