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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-28
PLAN TO DRAIN TROUT LAKE.
Abutting Land Owners Would Reclaim
1000 Acres.

public reclamation project that
does not involve the general govern
ment:
The abutting landowners on Trout
lake are considering a plan to drain
the lake. This being done, about L.
600 acres can be put into cultivation.
The state will be asked to contribute
its share of the expense as a consider
able amount school land is included
in the drainage project. The part
mostly under consideration is the
marsh land or what is better known
TO the settlers as the meadow land.
This wild meadow is not profitable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-28
For Sale.

We offer our home for sale. Is on
north side, five blocks from bridge
seven rooms, bath, woodshed, cellar
with dumb waiter from kitchen, house
Is finished in natural redwood. Sheet
ing on roof is laid close together with
paper under shingles to keep out dust
All windows with dust-proof strips
Two lots, 10 bearing trees, chicken
yard and house.
OWL TEA HOUSE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-28

Miss Purdy Ford, of Hartford. KY,
drowned herself, driven to 1T by the
humiliation of being accused of thefts
of which she protested to be innocent.
Since her death the missing money
has been found where it had been
mislaid by the woman who accused
her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-28
The best safeguar

The best safeguard against head
ache. constipation and liver troubles
is DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Keep
a vial of these famous little pills in
the house and take n dose at bed time
when you feel that the stomach and
bowels need cleansing. They dom.
gripe. Sold by Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-28
California Prune Waters.

A pleasant and agreeable laxative.
painless, but effective. Prescribed by
physicians. and recommended by all
druggists as an invaluable substitute
for mineral pills and castor oil.
Tallman & Co.. s23 Main St., Pendle-
ton, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-28
Rent-Suite

For Rent-Suite unfurnished
housekeeping rooms In East Oregon
ian building. Hot and cold water and
both on same floor. Inquire this Of
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Yesterday senator TlllrnAn made
q statement tn the senate regarding
She details ~ his and Senator
hallef'a nnEofisiioaa. through exs
senator Chandler. eith President
Roosevelt regarding the bill. cover.
inE thsi portion where TiilmAn had
g1oted Chandler a. saying that the
president had stated that H. hsd
come 10 a complete disagreement
with the senatorial lawyers Who
we're tryins TO defeat or ialura sha
hlil. naming knox. spooner and
Foraker. regarding which statsment
Senator Lodge subsequently. TIE
latter said. authorized 20 sAy from
the White House that Il wAa an On.
qualified fRischnod
Needed Democratic Support.
Tillman showed Chambers writ
ten statement. ia vhich IL vas
stated that the president had made
himself very plain on the point
under dispute. and which aiAo
stated that the president had con.
fefrod with the Democratic senator's
IN an effort % set their votes.
which he thought were necessary 70
pass the bill IN proper form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
Senator Aldrich Wanted to Fitch Rate Bill
Thunder for Railway Senators but Failed..-
President Stirs Up Merry Row in Trying to
Got Democratic Support for Measure.

WASHINGTON. 9sy ft-seerc
tary Moody had a lengthy cuufsr
sHea this mofuiuz With President
Roosevelt regarding the TillmAn
ghanssief charges which have Gre
atad such a fuas In the capital
What waH said l. not kuown
Secretary Loeb said that be
would maka DO public statement to.
day from the White House regard
ink the charges aud that it Is likely
none all be fnaaa in the senate
Regarding the matter today soma,
Tor Tlilman said
slasich Wanted Credit
Senator Aldrich proposed 20
Senator Bailey and myself that We
permit him and the element he
represents "a get the credit Tor the
effective rate bill. thus shutting out
the president from obtaining any
laufela he said he had President
Roosevelt Aud his cFuwd whipped
Senator Aldfieh Vas wlllinE that
we pass the BIN provided only that
Ne would hllow him and his crowd
70 get the credit instead o. the
president We turned down the
proposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
CAROUSAL MAY
END IN DEATH
DRUNKEN COAL MINERS UPSET
LAMP m scuFFLE AND ONE
rs IN A HOSPITAL AND rHE
OTHER IN JAIL.

AH the result Of drunken en-.
rousal az Cedar Mountain late satur.
day night. Walter Blogena is in tho
Seattle General hospital. critically
injured from burns. and his part.
ner. John Standige. occupies a cell
IN the county jail While into1ieat.
ed the men upset a lamp IN their
cabin and In the fire which foliow ed
BleycnH received Injuries which
may cause his death. and standlge
was badly arorehed about the face
and hand The cabin aud ith con.
tents was burned TO the ground.
standlEe aud nleyens are coal
miners. They occupied ahanty on
The outskirts Of the town Both
were drinking az a saloon until late
on Saturday night and went homo
intoxicated Ia a acuffie which IL
supposed 30 have taken place the
lamp was upset and exploded
NciRhbora saw the flames burst
from the house and ran to the -.
sisiance Of she men Ia time 70 save
their lives.
Deputy shsfiffs Rogers and Sui.
Ivan we're sent 20 Cedar Mountain
TO Investigate and they placed
standigc under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
ElEeTRlc SIGNS UNDERGO
SCRUTINY OF cITYs OFF,
cttL cENcoR THAT THEY
NAY CONE UP TO HIGH
STANDARD.

To his many and diverse attain
uients and lines % official activity.
street Commissioner A. /. walters
has By force Of pressing clrcum-
stances been called upon to add that
Of a literary critic and censor.
This qualification and the exercise
Of Il are required 81 him IN connec-
ton With his duty passing upon
applications for permits to erect
electric signs "a the streets
Permission From Council
Permission 70 erott such signs is
first granted by the city council
hY special ordinance IN each case.
subject. however. % approval By the
board 81 public works. In the board
uf works the applications are re-
ferrnd o. the street commissioner
Ter nis Endorsement
Literary Merits.
Commissioner Walters considers
The applications with a view both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
BISHOP o9ogA SUMMONED TO
GIVE TESTIMONY IN BREACH
or PROMISE SUIT AGAINST
J. NJ. GUTTER.

The breach Of promise case ~
Miller VI Quiltsr. involving the
edits Of the Catholic church IN ~.
gard TO divorce. went on trial this
morning before Judge Gillian and
jury tn the superior court. with
Mrs. Miller as the first witness 70
be called The action r. for $1,000.
and r. defended By Quilter on the
grounds that he would have mar
rlea Mfa. Miller had not Bishop
ODea refused 10 conduct the eerg-
mdny because Mrs Miller Was once
divorced
Well Known Politician.
IN oullfsr. the defendant. who
Is a we'll known politician and bush
ness man and la at present connect.
ed with the Seattle Brewing a
Mailing company. admits that he
promised to marry Mrs. Miller but
would not do so without the con
sent Of hls church Both OF tho
principals are Catholics. as was
Mrs Mlllar'H former husband. 20 FAR
az Is known. II Il can be shown
that he was not. the church laws
provide that Mrs Miller may re-
marry. Affldavita have been In.
iroduced in tho case 10 show that
Miller was not n Roman Catholic.
having never been bapllsod into the
church
AN Alaska Widow"
Mrs. Miller WAS divorced several
years aso. after having been desert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Mary J. Dewitt ,hls morning nioi
sta the eitF clerk a claim for dam.
ass n The sum ~ tf.lGeaa for %
psfsehsi injury suffered by hos on
ART =. ites. en account ~ tripping
evef $3.50 nails in the Sidewalk az
The sefusr q saeond az. and Hesier
Way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
ACCEPTS
MISSION

Ex-Governor John n. McGraw.
who was selected by the special
committee OF the Chamber OF COM
meree 20 so as a delegate 90 Wash
mEten TO urge the acceptance Of the
plans proposed Tor the excavation OF
the Lake Washington canal. has ac-
espted the mission. conditioned upon
the working cut OF certain details.
owing 10 the fact that the present
session of congress Is drawing 20
close It is hardly anticipated that
much can be accomplished this scs-
sion. except with the department
which hns the canal matter in hand.
Any change by the government 90
the adopted plans for the canal win
doubtless involve special invcsun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
RULES OF CHURCH
FIGURE IN TRIAL

and left what IL commonly termed
IAN Alaska widow She elalma
that Qullter knew of her divorce
when he promised 20 marry her.
and the case hangs largely on hia
right 20 cancel that promise when
his church refused 10 sanction the
wedding
bishop ODoa has been sum.
moned a. a witness, and it e. ex-
pecied that he will DO called upun
10 testify 10 the rules 81 his church
IN regard 20 divorces The teati.
mony % Mrs Miller this morning
was largely confined 10 telling 81
the alleged promise Of marriage.
Some trouble was experienced In
drawing n jury. inaamuch as most
% the men called we're admittedly
proludiccd against the plaintiff IN
breach ~ promise action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
BIDS FOR
STREET WORK

Eight bids have been submitted
On The contract for tho paving Of
seventh az from Pike ~. 10 Madi-
zoa With brick and sandstone blocks
The lowest bid Is that Of =. Mef.sl-
leu . Co tat.Tiats. The estimated
cost Of the work Il IsaSo0 The con.
tract vii probably be let tomorrow.
Thomas ! Peterson IL the lowest
bidder on the contract for the sewer
On Summit AZ. north. his bid being
istttti. The Barber Asphalt
company IL the lowest bidder on the
NefA Of aaphaitinF Howard Az.
north. its bid being tit.gsaf0 The
inasf~ad#nt Asphalt company il ths
lowest bidder fof aaphaiting ais.
issnth az north. its bid belns
ts.zesRs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
MAYOR rs DOUBTFUL
ABOUT BILLBOARD

On the ground that the billboard
10 be erected ON the top OF the
louvre hotel building. ~ the corner
OF First hV. and Madison 81. IL a.
menace 10 the public safety and
would prove dangerous IN case Of
a flee IN the locality. Mayor Moore
l. contemplating refusing 90 ap.
prnTe the bond for the erection 81
the structure The permit FOR the
billboard la asked Tor by Foster A
kleiaer. and the billboard provided
Tor Il 20 be u sheet iron Bat the
mayor Il far FROM satisfied that 10
woflld be either safe or a desirable
adjunct 10 the structural scenery of
the nelEhhnrhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

fected By sDrinkllng
Seldom II ever before has q been
90 dry 81 this season OF the year
aa q was up 10 last week. and never
has there been 20 great an amount
Of water demanded for general pur.
poses The lack Of rainfall had
created 20 great n demand for arti.
fetal Irrigation that it vas almost
impossible 20 meet that demand
With tho water which the rains
have already supplied % Is pot an
uciDated that tho same shortage
which threatened last week vii
rccur this month. even II q comes
again during the present season.
The scare which tho department
received during tho first ~ days
~ the present month has aroused
a. 10 action IN the prevention Of
waste, which will probably DO 81.
fectivs Ga preventing any danger
I.I.h co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
HIGHER CRITICISM
OF STREET SIGNS

TO their structural and to their 1T
erary merits FIRST they must pro-
vide Tor a safe and secure physical
structure. and second they must
provide for sign which IL unob-
iecti0nahle IN SIS wording or pic
toral display. No Objectionable
wares are permitted 10 be advertised
IN the streets by means Of electric
signs. no slang phrases are permit
ted TO be used. no niekuames al
lowed. nor any word or sentence to
which the slightest objection may
be urged from the standpoint Of lit
erary purity
Censor 10 Strict.
Beer and whiskey advertisements
are not permitted. though the name
% a saloon IL allowed provided Il IL
not corrupted one. Billy the
MuE for instance. would not be
allowed q pfTpetuate the name Of
his place in an electric sign lest the
appearance Of It offend the literary
tenderfoot.
Since this new duty has been
thrust upon him Commissioner
Walters has begun reading in
Chautnuqua circle reading course
and has entered enthusiastically
upon the accumulation Of a library
the better 70 at himself for 50 I'M
portant a duty as literary critic ex-
traordiuary 10 the street walking
popuiace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

HHIpdEpoRT, Conn. May a.
Two powder magazines belonging 10
the Union Metallic Cartridge COM
pany. exploded early this morning,
making a shock 80 terrific that
many people thought u was an
earthquake.
The country Was shaken for 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
SAFE COMBINATION
EASY FOR BURGLARS

clerk this moruiuE THE police wefe
Notified and Detective Adams has
been working 81 day On the case
so far a. can be learned ths safe
vas left standing -on~ the cnmhln-
alton. and the outer door vas
opened without any trouble. The in-
nor compartment. where the money
drawer ~ located. must have also
been unlocked 49, there we're no
signs visible showing that any force
had been used.
Mr. Nichols explained that the
combination was only known 70
himself and n Ar ChnppsIis. a part.
ner. re has no explanation e. offer
as 20 who the robbers could be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
DOW|E STARTS RIOT
IN HIS OWN MEETING

Eerea propsnsitlcs A guard seited
an old man Sho vas iouaest 10 bis
protest. and he In turn vas hslng
dragged 70 the door b. vollvaiies
when order waa restored
During the trouble Dowie'a BIZ
negro guard spFsnx 10 bis side. and
uniformed guards formed iine
around him. but there was no at.
tempt at violence
r,owis has taken personal charge
~ thr work % punlshinE the dis
tnrnerw % the meeting He claims
his Injunction has been violated. and
voiiva wiu be cited for contempt.
uverseeF Canfeii - nsisxin9 ana IL
il feared be- has committed Hmtcide
IT'S wife dsd thta week In hRnNy T.
u Thought her husbands mind YES
aeranNsd on account q her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

,s.g Hover. capitalist. re
II frsn Walla WailA Who u
~ y. isslee Al Adrian court, on Mad.
: and Terry AZ had a mar
.wap. hon Instant death In
..'ss.nselle accident last hikht
a. lis wife and child be was
.'..ss.x frum a spin u Tacoma.
!, hind end eridge which
..s. a short distance north
- t'taA 81 trum First Az, $.
sasAlns fell IA feet down !uto
- hAy.
- machine and occupants land
mr. feet Il water. aud Il
=. .lasost . miracle that thvi cas
- xllk their lives
Tess wrens Turn.
uxss sharsly AFTER O'Clock this
-, !. shAs The accident occurred
=. "a was ccmlag down 80 a.
! ssssfssre with a clear view, and
:. 49, sppruached the junction ~
- Il NJ. BOYER toos the wrong
r, rsaA It bridge Is uniy I'm
- * : short VA, aud at the
<~ssaa there Nas a heavy plank
- NJ light Naa Visible, hos
- r. he maehlae teaped fully
! So sway from the eud II the
s<zs.ssaEk
4. nser sueesssiea IN grabbing
. ,zss u tsasa and quickly had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
FRISCO FEARS A
] LUMBER FAMINE

sumption IL increasing daily The
fleet ot small lumber nchoonerp.
which would normally b. adequate
Tor TIE coast trade. IL unable 60 re-.
iievc the situation.
4, d feared that unless now tim.
Der lands are Immediately devel
op.d and the outpus ~ existing
mills iripled. frame buiiding opera.
lious here wlli quickly come 90 a
stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
HE TRIED TO STEAL
RO0SEvELT'S GLORY

rsny ard the koemos steamship
eatssgNu1 HHi change their iocation
uskt Thursday. y ". uurchard
aErnt les both companies. an.
fsasalss Il thia usefnina that be has
seeUrsH affies ruofns at - Marion
- corner ~ pcat. in the Coimau
hatlatHE. Hna Thursday would o..
TIE Re- effires occupied.
NJ. Hubbard tor the past year
hss been 81 - feaier Way. bu; ihs
aA2ftefa being occupied with the
Alsska eosti rompanY. have been
sitssFtftsf too efampea. and he de-
sired nffifes ~ hik oRu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

viewing hts remains al the morgne
preceding inierment these people
expressed the same conviction an
the dead mans wife. that he would
arise from the grave within four
days and come back to earth In the
flesh
While AZ the grave Mrs Cfeffield.
according 10 her companion. Mrs.
Kelly. acted the same as anyone
would upon viewing the last rest.
Ing place o. someone whom they
had held near and dear The WON
an did not express herself In words.
ia fact she has hardly spoken
word since tho shooting occurred.
Because OF the late hour she was
unable TO secure any flowers to
strew on the grave.
Still Isolated.
Upon the orders Of the prescott.
ing attorneys office Mrs creffield
n kept isolated and is not allowed
20 talk 90 strangers or reporters.
She appears TO be in good health.
but Is extremely nervous. being
able 10 sleep but little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
GREAT NORTHERN 10 OUT
q AFruR EXCURSION BUSINESS.

The Great Northern railway H.
going after the summer excursion
buaiftssa early this year Commenr-
ina Tomorrow morning the line viii
psl In effect excursion rates 10 the
various Cascade mountain resorts
and Lake ebelan fishing ana hunt
ins grounds The tickets VIII be
limited 70 so dnyH and from tomor-
fnw WI be GA sale until septcm-
her 80.
The rates announced will be as
follows lndox iz.k0s Ekykomish
we thlwaukum. $50. Cholan
FalIsl iIHha. and Alehahln. ilb.ah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

~ three feet long there were $50
berries on tho turning point. and
this IL a fair sample % thu different
patches
The rain % last week Just tanial-
ised the berries. but tho rain which
began last night ANA 10 continuing
today viii mean fun crop which
VIII be the largest Tor years The
nfst berries were received this
morning from across the lake ard
they were the best that have been
received from any district this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
STEAMER IS A HOTEL.

The Alaska excursion steamer
Spokane has beoa converted into a
frst-clas hotel nt san Francisco.
according 60 word received this
morning I'm "a letter from G. u. nu-
mann. general passenger agent % the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
Co A. y. g. nonnlstou. northwestern
passenger agent I'm this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
skLs solIvAIrEs THIEVES.
NO RoucH HOUSE EssUEs
BEFoaE Atmospheric IS
elsAsEo.

CHICAGO. Mar i4-A riot AZ a
A1stins q $50 peupgs sho acre he.
y addressed ~ Elijah n0wta At
ax Ctr US preeApttated yeafef.
- sfisrnnna. following state
1s' shieh The prophet made that
- 'nsseHefx Of 0Nefseef NosiwA
k<fs tAsrssx and robbers
aze q the Yollva aHherents vho
ss'r n he andlence took excep.
~ nTiatng 70 aay that II waH
lnsle Who Possessed the light ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
W0MAk INJURED

NOVELTY. May it.-Mts l. a.
stamp. 20 Novelty. vas seriously In
iured while ga Redmond with her
daughter. Mrs liuils. purchasing
supplies.
While Mrs Stamp was stepping
Into fhe buggy the horses became
frightened and started on. throwing
her under the wheels. II IL thought
that both her arms were broken.
Her head was badly bruised As
quickly ns possible the injured
woman was sent O. the Seattle Cen
orui hospital at Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
OUTLAW SHOT DOWN WHILE He
WAS FRUSTRATED BY DYNAMITE

CANDY. Ore, May l4.-sensa.
tlonal charges and disclosures are
made as a result OF the division OF
the reward offered for the killing
Of Outlaw Frank Smith.
II is charged that Smith was nm.
conscious when killed from the dy-
Mantle that had been thrown into
the brush. and lay FRUSTRATED when
the shot which ended his career
was fired from a distance OF a few
feet by Humane officer Harry
Draper Of Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
PROBE LIFE
INSURANCE

CINCINNATI. O.. May it--An
official investigation Of the Union
Central Life Insurance company
vas begun today By the Wisconsin
legislative committee DR.. James
". Glover. an expert from New
York. has the Investigation In
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

ST PETERSBURG May tt-Ad-
mlrai Kousmltsh. commander Of the
port Of 81 Petersburg. was killed
while attempting % stop Nay day
celebration today. being stabbed at
the new admiralty works. lie is re-
Fardcd az a despot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
BELIEVED TO BE
GAP0N'S BODY
MYSTERY OF PRIESTS olsAP
PESRANcE MAY BE CLEARED
~ DISCOVERY IN FINLAND.

ST PETERSBURG. May a.
Whist II believed to be the body Of
Father Gapun. Who was reported 70
have been lFnrhed several weeks
aEu. wah found yesterday hanKinR
IN ne upper chamber Of a lonely
Yiiia ~ urefki. Finland.
IS TIE usual symptoms Of airan.
xulaflun we're shseat. u is supposed
that the priest and labor leader
VAS murdered elsewhere and
brought 70 the villa April 20. tho
dag 81 hts reported Killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

...,. - asgs ago the city water Dc.
! ai Nss Hifainlna every nerve
80 Dsssns The waste u water IN
q ! mat there might be enough
81 ~ = Domestic uses in an parts
& 57t Toaag from COCO 600
frorf t 4 gallons viii overflow
Az nv ~ isssfvoifa into Lake Union
fs.,,,, a'llloit hay. This IL he naf
~ ~. z ne water department al
h'shssa 'aa q Friday and sundsV
- - shows b shat arfent
easasastas - sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
pHARo's FATHER III.

j y rhafo. general manager OF
the Alaska Coast company. received
Nefd thia morning that his father
one 81 the veteran firemen OF San
Francisco, WAS niFh unto death. ana
With his wife will leave tomorrow by
train Tor the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
STRAWBERRY CROP
WILL BE BUMPER

The Lake Washington strawberry
crop viii be iaFKer this year than
TOT the past five seasons. according
70 statement Of stephen Hull. %
The commission firm Of McQuafrio.
Hull Co on Western av.
Me-, HUH paid visit 10 the straw
berry sfeweFs across the lake yes-
ierday and made a thorough inspoc.
ton Of this year. crop
The vines are loaded With green
berries. many OF them just on the
turning point. on one vine scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
RAILROADS OFFER SPECIAL
RArEs To ctr MAN WEST
TO WORK IN rHE LUMBER
MiLLs.

shortage q mali hands ana
other iabefuFs H. the Pacific nasth. .
west has caused the Northern IA.
etfi1 aaa Great Northern lines 60
offer special Inducements Ia the
the form n shesp transportation 90
soFhlnsInsn s. TIE east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

az FRANCISCO. Nay i4-At
90 hnnAer milla IN Humhols
snzsr are pcrksng q hours a day.
srsnsiax three saifta d msn.
av,s ssa shortly - a lumber fam
= Il he osanirn u niil men and
>sAssFx
~ Local sales IL lumber are now
nH<z tan anaals that ~ the con.
szaness II tbs city. and tho cor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Participants in the man hunt
claim that the Erossest Injustice
has been done 20 some of the men
who exposed their lives most when
Smith was surrounded near New
Era.
Section Foreman f. W. Hutchin.
son, of Candy. who with his crew
was az the scene. states that. after
the first charge Of dynamite had
been thrown into the brush where
Smith was hidden. groans were
heard. which led him TO believe that
the outlaw had been injured.