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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12

declares that the stories concern'As
the "house of mirth" at Albany are
malicious libels and that ne never
had any business relations with A"l
drew Hamilton. The contingent fuh~'
OF $500, 900, Fields said, will De sa'is-
fsctorily explained. He adds:
".All those tustees of the MUTUAL
who are now pointing the finger OIL
scorp at me were aware of all l was
doing in connection with legislative
work for the Mutual and when they
say they are ignorant of the character
of nv work they are saying what Is
untrue. | am here to challenge them
in every such statement they may
make or have made. l do not propose
that men associated with me IN the
Mutual shall destroy my reputation 10
further their own private ends. am
prepared to tell the truth no matter
who it may hurt, be his position high
or low"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
Won BUEL0W WILL
TAKE NEEDED REST

Berlin, April 9.-Last evening Chan
cellor Won Buelow seemed so much
better that he disposed of some cor
respondence and wished to receive re-
ports from officials of the foreign of.
flee, but this was refused him. The
emperor and empress during the day
sent an enormous bouquet of roses,
carnations and lilacs to Princess Won
Buelow. She intended going Thurs
day to st. Margherita, winter re-
sort near Rapallo on the Gulf of Genoa,
where her mother, Princess Minghetti,
is stopping. The chancellor will prob
ably go there with the princess as
soon as he is strong enough to travel.
Washington. April Barron Stern
berg, German ambassador. received q
reassuring dispatch yesterday con-
corning Chancellor Won Buelow from
the German foreign Office. The dis
patch says the fainting of the chan
cellor was due to influenza and over
work and concludes:
The medical verdict is that the
condition Of the chancellor is by nc
means serious and that after period
Of rest It Is expected he will be thor
oughly restored"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12

the United States senate. While it
is a great sacrifice to sever a connec-
ton of many years standing with the
public affairs of my state, that sac
rifice has become necessary | take
this opportunity ITO convey to the
friends who have so Loyalty given me
their support my heartfelt thanks and
sense of lasting obligation, and to eX-
press to the state my deep gratitude
for the honors it has seen fit to con-
fer upon me-
At Senator Ayers office story
printed here yesterday afternoon that
the senator was about to resign the
senatorship, in addition to withdraw
ing his candidacy for reelection, was
declared to be without foundation.
Washington, April 7.-Senator Al
gers determination not to be a can
didate for reelection does not occasion
surprise to his friends in Washing
ton. For some time his health has
not been good. He is suffering with
a weak heart and early this week
while at Atlantic City, whittier he
had gone for rest and recuperation.
his condition for time was said to
be serious. The senator rallied, how
ever, and last Monday he returned to
Washington somewhat improved.
Since his return to Washington he
has kept to his home. He expects to
resume his seat in the senate Mon
day.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
Aged Gold Hunter Dead.

Manitowoc, Wis, April an. B.
Was, brother of the late Joseph VIII
as, is dead at Los Angeles, Cal. He
organized the famous Manitowoc-Cali.
fornia gold expedition here in 1s4e
and was the last survivor. So
great was the interest that a band OF
music followed the expedition several
miles into the country. Mr.. Villas
OF late years was engaged in the lum-
oer1ng business and had amassed
considerable wealth.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
HOT FOR ZULU REBELS.
Warm Reception Being Planned for
Bambaata's Band.

Greytown, Natal, April 9.-Bam-
baata, leader of the Zulu rebels, is
believed to be within seven miles of
Greytown. He has only 200 followers.
1t is impossible for the infantry to
penetrate the bush in pursuit of the
rebels, but overlooking their hiding
place is an eminence on which artil-
lery is being placed. Natives also are
prepared to tackle Bambaata in native
fashion in the bush.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
CHAPTER III.

Rich, rich! ] am very RICH"
This is what Leola kept repeating
all that same evening, and the words
seemed to ring like the echo Of a
song in her ears. II was difficult 20
realize--difiicul to realize, although
she had lie pile OF sovereigns and
bank-notes-that ia, some Of them
which Mr.. Ford had left She had not
realized IL when he called the next
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
ALGER TO RETIRE.
Michigan Senator Will Not Seek An
other Term.

Detroit, April Announcement
was made late yesterday afternoon
from Senator R. A. Ayers Office in
this city that he will not be a candi-
date to succeed himself in the SEN
ate when the legislature meets Janu-
airy l next. The announcement took
the form of a letter which it was.
stated was received yesterday from
the senator 1t says:
Owing to the condition of my
health | am compelled to withdraw
my candidacy to succeed myself in
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
ANOTHER P|NCHED
WORM HAS TURNED

New York, April 9.-Andrew c.
Fields, former legislative agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance company. gave
out statement yesterday declaring
that he never gave a bride in his ca
reer: that he was prepared to vindi-
cate himself completely; that he in
tended to tell the whole truth and
that he had saved the Mutual Life
hundreds of thousands OF dollars. He
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-12
Public Print shon R..r.ne.,.

washington, April 9.-one hundred
printers were discharged yesterday
by Public Printer Stillings, the rea.
son assigned being lack of work II
IS expected that as a result of the
present agitation for reduction in thu
amount OF government printing
number OF others shortly will be
dropped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-30
Stockholders Meeting.

The first stockholders meeting OF
the hobart & Kickapoo Mining
Company will be held in the bank
OF Linden Bldg, Linden, Wis,
July 18th, 1906, at 1 o'clock p. m.
sharp. All stock holders are re-
quested to attend this meeting, il
possible, as the new company will
be organized and its officers elected.
ATTN M. ANDERSON,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-15
Collins

A pretty and informal wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Smith, % Brainard street, June 3, when
Mr.. Merle W. Collins and Miss Nora M
Hodge were united in marriage by the
Rev. 81. A. Day, pastor of the First Yves
le,an church of this city. Miss Hodge
came recently from Belolt, Wis, in which
place both parties once lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins will make their
home in Grand apids.-Grand Rapids
Tribune.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-15
ROney's Boys Concert.

Henry B. Roney and his boy concert
company gave three entertainments in
Edgerton during their stay here Satur-
day and Sunday. Each performance
was largely attended and our people
were delighted that they were privileged
to enjoy such rich musical treat For
the benefit of the school children mat
inee was given at Royal hall Saturday
afternoon. Then again in the evening
the regular concert program was given
to very large house. Lastly, the COM
pany gave sacred concert in the II. E.
church Sunday evening at which time
the baccalaureate services for the high
school we're held.
M. ROney has had remarkable success
in the training of boy voices and selects
for his concert tours the very best of his
talent. The accuracy of the rendition
of difficult and high class music and the
almost perfect blending of voices are
strong features of the entertainments.
The violin playing of Master Tracy Hol-
brook was something unusual for one of
his age and the one thing most compli-
mented on the program. The entire ex-
pense Of these three performances was
borne by friend of Edgerton who does
not care for the publicity of having the
donors name mentioned The city is
fortunate in having such an individual
in its midst and the identity only pre-
vents that person being publicly thanked.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-15
~~$-
Notice

hereby notified to destroy according to
law all noxious weeds growing upon or
alongside their property. Ii weeds are
not. destroyed the law will be strictly en-
forced. By order of
20w2 COMMON COUNCIL.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-15

GOING EAST.
No. 4, daily except Monday...... 1855 a. m
No. 40, daily ............... 80. 6:58 a. m
No. AZ, daily except Sunday. 1901 a. m
No. 8, daily except Sunday ....------ 10 Al a. m
No. 49, daiiv except Sunday. .......... 4:25p. m
No. Al, Sunday only 4:44 p. m
No. 92 Freight daily ex. Sunday. as a. m
No 81 Freight Sunday only ....---- $3.50 IA. m
No. 1866, Freight except Sunday. 9:39p. N
GOING WEST.
No. 1, Daily Sunday excepted ... 9:39 p. m.
No, 43 Daily. . Observation-Disclosures. 9:25 p. m
No. 81 daily except Sunday ......... 7:17 p. IN.
No. ), Daily except Sunday $1,000 la p. II.
No 81, daily except Sunday .----. II :O5 a. m.
No A. Sunday ONLY ...- ........ 0:10 a. m.
No 81, Freight except Sunday 80 p. m.
Nos. 1 and through trains for all points west
of Mississippiriver.
j. A. HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SPENDS XMAS IN
CITY JAIL

Tho approaching season Of hoii
day and Christmas cheer brings
with it the usual number q men
who cannot restrain their 10y IN
The mldai of universal good fsliae
ship ~ IL not Wcarineaa u tramp
ing the strcota because peunileas.
nor ia % a desire 20 drown soffows
past or 20 come. but simply the
usual insane wish % give complete
rsina 90 The lower passions once e
, esr at least. that fills the city jail
81 ith 40 many prisoners
Yesterday ls persons we're ar
rested on charges of drunkenness.
and N on chArEea u being dlaof
derry perrons. and locked up IN the
San some 90 them 20 escape In
time Tor further Christmas ppliifl
cation. aud others 20 spend Christ
mas iu cement rooms and benin j
iron bars
beginning with midnight aud
ending M O'Clock this morning
five moro men weru booked g.
dlunka. and six more as dlaofsieflf
persons A general cleaning NJ
raid % the police IN order 10 rid
the city 81 out 81 town vavrants
YIN probably swell these numbers
today b. over two dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
The Theaters

hatr pfuIu.ea military drama
trssfium 90 Ire Bra tha time n quar-
fslsame Indians. that iH Huafe aH=
pfrrirfpi yearly by the Amrs' an
puhitc far lta human tutefHnL
Outside uf Wm unulau aad Is ~.
Morris me rival Nrutenautu ia fhn
pfay fH uhuu Ufag credit must Zee
given fuf fNrir eharArtHf handling
three 20 the pantaweH anm uanY a1is -
d auu9aff4i Improvement tH thrfr
wafa They arr Adelaide Harlan -
the -tlu0-rinl mhid whu sets her
sag Tor Private Jones ffufeura
uell aa Ana "a nstlve north nas1erE 4
product. and f'rank Howe. al afier :
IS
Paui Sheffield has the comedy
part anf ia mighty good Usffr
Cummings plays q SERIOUS role sf-
fsrfiveiy Bob Lawrence. a nns
nnme fu the eetu rany. s. Epad liar
- Mark lH better a. careless army
maiar than iu a serious role
Ailcrn Nay De- thr leading part
ard Kathleen Taylor Hs an Indian
gfrl speak fsr themselves
The uifi ! LEFT Behind Me raus
al the week AZ She Lois. except on
Thursday ara Friday matinsss F1r
nest sunday great scenic pr1due.
tinn 81 The Power % the Press.
~ GanrEs ". frsaop and August
Fttou. L. announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

elder sister. Miss Enid shaw. and
ffr fhr past two years has BEEN
studying art. music and the Ian
guagea IN Paris Miss Efma ls
therefore weii equipped 90 taka her
alaee In the social world and 20
mi sa her career successful she
has an excellent opportunity Ter
hsIlsshlp. for never vas the cabinet
eirris - dsnudcd ~ attractive
youuR maifsuA
Ike her slater. Miss Enid shaw.
Miss Erna rates intellectual pur-
suits higher than the frivolous ae-
compiiahments, though she l. SUP
piled with both commodities she
l. rather fair. with broWn hair and
deep blue eyes. she has the frank
manner typical ~ the western gifi
and possesses the useful gifts II her
kind. Miss Errna rides well and
manages a four finland With great
skill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
HITCHCOCK THROTTLES THIEVES
WHO STEAL The PUBLIC LANDS

the protection Of the public lands
may DO judged from the fact that
there are no loss than y special
agents constantly travelling about
the country Investigating ffaudu
luut cutrira. trcspaaa and illegal ap
preparation. Now there are 1914
entries ana Filings waiting 10 b.
passed upon.
During the year just eloaed d2i
cases OF timber stealing we're re
ported to the department In -
cases the department DECIDED "a
bring suit 10 recover dumaEoH. aud
propositions Tor settlement we're aes
coptod ia tI2 eases. amounting 10
ttp.aTa0t IN addition to these, Ct
criminal prosecutions we're recon
mondod
ono ~ the most popular methods
FOR stealing the public domain ia 10
fence the public ground. USING II for
pasture for cattle aud sheep aud
paying NO rent To the government
Many Of the tFvnuuHHara have come
Ia regard the privilege as vested
right Il has been with the great
eat difficulty that local Judges have
hoen compelled Ia convict offend.
era During the last year special
agents reported 2.O9t.2Tb acres at
public land unlawfully incioaed. OF
this amount. 33s.blu acrea had been
restored 10 the public
The cases Ga Alabama and Arkan
Kaa are mostly FOR timber treapaaa
IN the latter state convictions have
already been secured against =
persons
Ia Idaho the no.eailed Lewiston
land fraud eases are pending
In Kansas abou, 200 600 acres Of
public lands In Stevens aud Morton.
oos have been Illegally fenced Il
appeared that iG men aud corpora
tinna iu one county alone had
grabbed 1850 acres. and the public
domain was being parcolad out b. a
cattlvmrna trust 10 consequence.
there are now pondinE ia Kansas
indictments against &c prominent
citiHena
In MinnosutA number 81 people
have been put In jail
Montana has contributed II PROM
inout citizens Tor conviction. re-
leasing 1889 acres OF The public
domain Gases are pending tnVolv.
lag 100000 acres In addition
The Montana courta DO not ap=
prove of tho conviction 81 Mon.
tana citizens FOR the slight nffeBss
% stealing public laad and In all
rrcont convictions tho court im'
pouct a small fiue and IN no eaaa
was the imprisonment term above
60 hours
Ia Nebraska Secretary Hitch
cock found local conditions making
u almost tmpoaaibic "a secure con
uctioun 30 less than l.atesHl8
acres u public land has been TN
properly fenced and nearly 100 Of
the most prominent eitisens AID
cattle corporations u the state are
under Indictment and defendants
In civil suits
IN Nov Mexico there are fei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

special Correspondence 70 The Star
WASHINGTON. Dee go IA
watehdas et the public domain.
Ethen Allen Hitchcock. who IN
soon Ia rstifa ~ secretary Of the ia
terror. baa prosecuted more cfimln
ais aud asvad more dollars % the
people than auf 10 public officials
durihs the past 80 Years.
Il has been a STORY Of the Cllhh
af the areHteat political powers with
the utmost 81 the governments
strength uxofted Ia an eudeayor to
make law apply equally Ia tho great
na we'll as tho small
Secretary Hitchcock h man ~
few words and OF conservative
statement. but he SAYS IN his Off.
cial account Of this matter
Every embarrassment that hu'
man ingenuity could deyiae was put
ln the way Of my endeavora 90 10.
lease the public domain from the
strip Of ifa ieapailers, and he adds
Powerful Iaflaeneea have been con.
eernad. and have not healtated 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
ORDER or WAsHtHoTOH
ELECTS IT'S OFFtCEHs.

A. the regular meeting Saturday
evening December ~ seattle linton
$50. o.. order ~ Washington aHan=
lmgurly elected The following Off
larH Past president eamfada jon
uit Hilton. president Thomas n
GHnuey. vice. president. Alice l.
HDbrrs1u. Chaplin. Maud 4. a99fs.
medical examiner. Dr T. a Mitch
oil. musician. Ella Wilson eH1urt
Mary rufrirr. assistant escort ed
ury Osborn guard 8 B Habef#1Hs
sentinel ~ UarKu. trustees Alice
g. HDbers1n. Ll9uI faiIsft and 81. A.
Mpofr.
This b. tho third saeesaaiVe term
that Thomas 20 CrHuHfg has been
unanimously elected president An
Invitation HaH extended 10 Rainier
Union SO ~. -. af ". 81 Ballard.
o. Jointly Install officers Oh satar=
Gay evening january r.. IN Column
bia ball Seventh aHs Near Pike st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24


A fhe eaHeIaainn nf che fhlfd
act In The strength af lhe Weak.
at ihu Grand opefn huuar last
nlehl. Nhtu Fiaaaee Roberts. dis
covering that the man she iOfei
uaa the sea IT hef betfaFvf. thFew
hsfaHtf against the duur thmuEh
which haf lover had iusf Baased
and utfaEe1 fha tao wuelA AZ
Cod 4 man In fhe audience bruke
hla chair AMI fell back ipfn the lap
of The star critic AMI fur a moa
meut af twn be didnt afem "a kuou
that The sat Waa hFuAen 90 that
b Naa in anms oasis lap When
the cuffaiu had rolled up ant iusn
fuuf or tixH times ia respHuae To
TIE Demands - che aadleacs. the
man 10 the broken chair rrkaiuui
his sanaaa and rishted himself
No aetfeas ever Bat usora sEuny
and eos. more suffering aud sor.
fow. more days aud weeks and
years Of anguish into The two small
words than DOS F18fruee Roberts
In the words Mf Cod iu ~.
third act ~ The strength Of the
Weak n Naa her Wufk In this
act that earned for her the praise
- the Nsa Yofk dramatic critics
Leading up 10 the climax ~ the act
Miss Roberts has ample oppof-
tunity - prove hrfseif shat her
Pacific cnaat friends claim her 30
be-. the paer u ans Enalish speak
ing actress On the stage to-day
Until tha Third act Miss Roberts
Is merely one u many voFy clever
people On the stage During The
first tao acts the comedy FREEDOM
hates and IL Ia comedy of the right
sort Acts three and four are NJ
moat whuilf Mics Roberts and thoy
are the big acts 81 the show Miss
Roberts support - good And this.
Ia spite q the fact that Luciaa Hen.
deraou Is aull Ia the east
In producing The Strength ~
the Weak. Mr. cort has provided
stage settings probably not excellef
By HnY other company on The road
In America today Certainly there
has never appeared in Seattle a
company carrying anything 10 com.
pare with that used in this offer
ing
@Tha Strength Of the weak" will
continue at the Grand Tor the re-
malnder Of the week. with the cx
eepfion Of Friday and Saturday
nights. when Maria Rosa" viii be
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
rAszGR olvEs HIS SIDE.

Tf = 4 Tauasr president ~ the
Ssa World Mining CO. has filed his
answer e. the suit brought b. a
humber 81 stockholders ~ the cor
faraglan. ahn afa seeking 70 have
him auaisd - president 81 The cor
pefatIun The answer. which IL
SUPPORTED tY affidsvits q a major
uy - The stockholders denies prac-
ueaiiy every material allegation both
nf fraud and sxtrasaEnnca alleged
In the COMPLAINT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Time TO Join

There Is yet one moro week In
this year 10 Join an association
where your money VIII be absolute.
ly safe aud returns sure. The Ger.
man Savings. Building q Loan as.
ISOLATION ~ run on the most con
sentative lines possible for any con.
ceru 70 run--no clerk hire. no office
rent and no high aalaried officials,
but practically every dollar re-
turned from interest on their loans
goes 20 the members Of the asso.
citation Talk with Chas OHner.
secretary. SIC Bailey bldg. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
BEATS ROBBER
WITH UMBRELLA

4askine a hairpin " , Dyke ~
AZ SaeanA ~ west thought that tho
al II a. umbrella would be tust as
.a,4 - beat eff a robher yesterday
a.sfnlna. AID proved hls Inference
4 he eorfeet nske Was accoated
!, 4 man sa Harrison 81. between
rs ana seceHd ava and Instead
4 hanains aesF ats money as re-
sassieA 10 40 Dyke showed thr steel
ed a hls rain profession in the
aug faet speedily ruttius him 70
All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Secretary Hitchcock says The
Importance Of our great public do
main 10 the people cannot be over.
estimated. IL H. the nations her.
itaEg aud every available rod there
Of should boz regarded a. aaefediY
dedicated % the purpose of pfuFia.
inR homes Tor the homalsah The
laws enacted for the protection Of
land should therefore be rigidly en
forced. and this has been the earat.
mai principle ~ my administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
MATE STEPS OFF
GANGWAY- browns

TACOMA. nec. ga-M II =
nutonachon. matte Of the ship Yo-
semitic. fell frnrp the rangplank q
that weasel yesterday morning. frac.
turing his skull and drov ming be
tore assistance could be- rendered
BE was 80 years ~ ane HaA had
been mate 81 the vessel tpso weeks
His only known relative In this
country was Henry kirchmann, an
uncle. OF 220 Spear 81. San Fran
et#Cn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SEATTLE STRUCK BY
SUICIDE MANIA

don. were men taking their lives
ao freely as now
"Sotioty'a attitude towards the
matter o. extremely easy. he said
The suicides aro just a. well ont
nf the way"
A causes for the diatrtaaful stu.
alton the preacher attributed love
or nfatuaiion. the erase fof wealth.
speculation. drink. and poverty Hut
underlying an these causes. ha aaid
Was the Eroat cause OF all Athe
lan. Hc demonstrated that suicide
was the most natural aud lusieal
end ~ the atheist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

enEa cement. presented The Mas.
cot fn manner that brought cot
unusually liberal applause. The
company r. caupohsd af members
she kaaW how - sing The chorus
i strong aud II made up ~ good
looking and handsomely Consumed
women. Who are sell drilled and
AnnN their parts The principals
are Tar abaFa the average ard aito-
Fsthsf a. Interesting entertainment
e given.
The donors were carried or BY
Claude Amadsn as Prince Lorenzo
ana ltaEei Davenport aH netuna
The former T. a comedian - rial
merit sba i hnund 10 please. Miss
Davenport IL gifted with a strong
saufana voice - splendid range sud
= beautiful gaiume The principals
aHa sell supported - John Harvey
- fts=ea ard waiter Wilson az Pip
HHz The eamuaHY should draw "a big
business All seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dee. 10 Miss
Errsa ahaw. daughter q the secre.
tsry ~ ths treasury ard Mrs. Les
n ~ Shaw. Is a eouapicuuua figure
n The yNan9er social set fn wash
axson Miss Erfua 10 not an entire
nrsnxsg IN lha official world faf
me frsasenflY appeared at wsdnaa-
Ay rs1srslana whieh Mrs shaw
nss turing the frat Yeaf % her
rtxtsnea rs tase capital city. AZ
Nat tin~ she vas a student o. a
lsezI seminary. but ~ health eosu-
PILED hsf % desert tho pursuit. ~
tnouis1R
she made a long soiouFn 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
cslloRENs HOMES FOR
ALASKA DISTRICTS.

nfS 8 l. nafr. u tho Washing
tsa chiiiftaa Home society. Nho
xas sen 10 Alaska last summer 10
nfsstixals conditions existing
.nsonK tae ehlijren. reports a piu-
- state 81 affairs among the In
dlxn bali breed ehildrea. " n
sherfard. superintendent 81 the ma
tAszal aaelel1 has asked congress
A. snaelAl LAYS which viii ALLOW 81
a. establishment ~ q branch q
he National ghilaFens society Ia
AIaska 81 eafu for the ehil1ren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
NEW LIBRARY FOR
LIE UNIVERSITY.

Librarian Henry ~ the state uni
yerHlfy hsn completed plaua for the
new library and tine drawings have
been presented 20 students aud fac
uity for endorsement Tho ground
plan will measure lGOKis2 feet and
the stack room viii be- built . ae=
r0mmodAte 81 600 volumes. One
thousand workers viii have room 70
busy themselves without ereWdiuR
Tho total capacity ia volumes viii
be close ~ zoo 600