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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

Church White has lived IN Atchison
4 years The longest he has ever been
away at any one time was less than two
months He says that when he goes to
Kansas City for the day, he gets home
sick before the train arrives at Oak
MilIs.-AtchisOn Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

in preference to returning to his former
home in Wisconsin, he repurchased
within this county a beautiful farm Of
$50 acres.-Colby Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
BROOKLYN 4, Chicago 0.

Brooklyn, Sept. 2s.-The Chicago team
was shut out by Brooklyn. President
Pulliam's new umpire, Charles Rigler,
Of Massillon, O., afforded the utmost
satisfaction. The score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

and punctured two tires very badly. It
took about six hours to fix them.-Os-
borne Farmer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
chicago 4. washington ?.


Chicago, Sept. 28.-Chicago defeated
Washington in pitchers battle. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
western L.eaeue Games.

At Lincoln-Deg Aaoines /, Lincoln 0.
At Omaha-Omaha 15-z, Sioux City
SIS
At Denver-Denver II, Pueblo s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

The fastest heat was trotted in 2.15A,
but all were under piggy. which was the
state record previous to Thursday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

Eimporfa, Kan, Sept. 28-Dola Benthin
the 6-year-old daughter Of G. T. BenthIn
was struck by a horse here and probably
finally injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
philadelnhIa 8. PIttsbnre 3

won the game chiefly through the rag
ged work of the Pittsburg team.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Pittsburg ---.-...--.-.0 Q 0-3 II
Philadelphia ......-- 2 0 Q 80 u ]
Philippe and Pietz; Nc
Closkey and DOOM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
.ouis' pitcher had an easy time.

Seore nv innings: RHE Z.
ST T'osIis - --.1'..- 2250OOOo Re Is
Boston ...............O0 100 0 2 0 Is 9
Batteries-Jacob Hickey, Hickey
and Spencer; Young, Swormsted and
Armbruster.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

Jack London beginning g5 oa dsn %
the days Of earliest recorded history; Charles Edward
RUSSELL seeking Australia further "Sode of the Common Good
seems snatch veil almost imminent millennium while
the teening busy restless stes present presented
in many sThe Thief Takers of Paris, by Vance
Thompson Hepl Help Help the old problem of domestic
service by Roy l. McCarde Hughes and jerome contad by
Frank Smonds The Strings of Liberty, story of bitter
biting passionate realism by Macmillan Foster It makes wde
deep magazine but such magazine be which
claims be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
August Is Date Fixed by 600 Business Men
to Remove Their Exchanges MaCDOugaII &
SouthwCk Will Do II Sooner.

One telephone system In Seattle
By the first Of next August. aud tho
end ~ the inefficient service that
the Runnet Telephone company has
furnished ia the business men of
this city may be- the result Of the
crusade 81 the business and Pfufes-
ainnal Mons club against the sun
SET Eyhtem
Secretary Lsary has Ia the phht
tWo days received f91 letters from
the leading business firms Of Sect
tie endorsing the movement io
throw out the Sunset phones aud
promising to bo present a. the meet
ina In the Grand opera house nett
"Wednesday evening whore every
merchant In accord with the move
ment viii sign an order 10 have
his Sunset phones removed by Aus.
uat 4
Two days ago a committee 81 the
business and Professional Meu.h
club sent out f3U0 letters 10 safi.
Qua firms calling upon the members
to be- present nj the nesting To-
daY there are coo letters packed TO
basket in Secretary LsarY'a Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

( flee. every one Of them favorable 10
The movement. aud many ~ them
speaking Ia the strongest terms
against tho inefficient system that
has been imposed upon Seattle 80
long.
This Firm April 10.
J. - McDourall Of the Mac.
Bousail a aoufhwick company. has
ordered hla Sunset phones removed
before April H. other prom.
iuent firms represented On the corn.
mittee will do likewise A. Wedhea
days meeting II is assured that
every business man who can enter
tho Grand opera house Viii Be
present. and that all will sign the
orders calling tor the removal 81
the Sunset phones by August /.
Before that date the Independent
Telephone company will have es-
fahilahed long distance e0nner lions
with TRcoma Hence the aix moaths
allowed "a free Seattle ~ poor hyh-
tenn and establish a useful one viii
permit tho change 90 be made with.
out Inconvenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
SPECIAL. Meeting
is CALLED

A special nesting ~ the Chamber
~ Commerce IL called fos z o'eioek
Monday February -. for the puf-
pose - considering an apHeaI from
the Alaska railroad interests for TIE
chambers Enforcement q their Ap-
pilcatiau Tor government sd. now
pending before congress
The congressional committee On
territories 10 now considering ths
appeal Tor the guarantee q The
bonds 50 they can 80 aheaa vita
the construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

nTcmr Buyer Uffirrl
- ~ SEQ cHFh new strictly modern
home faVrd section. Heutun hiil
ever thing paid fire hamt
s. taHa HsnutifHt cottage. new on
iarae sind fire lot
81 80 tia cash. ute7 monthly. rev
modern t-roem cottage on Queen
AnHe hi'l
ten Bring this sum Go our office and
Ftt warranty deed with clear title
Ga lot near Madrona ears We VII
then build e. suit you without
dollar down and on terms same aa
rent
3. .aa son cash balance IKE rent. 3
room modern cottage. eluar in.
s 40 f1to chah baihnee 10 suit T.
reum modern let o'Niaas fine view
eieHe tn car
81 10 tln cashs rrocm cottage. :
acre good ground close to car.
~ tsa= So cash broom modern cot
tHEe now laf faAiog Madroua cars
$40 Each-a lots. close 60 Madruua
cara
See ua Tor homes
TREEN q SMITH.
Walker HidE
Msla aea II n4
If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
RAILWAY BUYS
MILF PROPERTY
WARRINGTON NORTHERN Paws
$4,000 FOR sTETsos & posr
TERMINAL SITE.

John =. Hartman announced M,
afternoon that the sale ~ The sfst-
aon = Post Mill property 10 "a.
Washington Northern falIHay ~.
been contaminated The price n.ts
was 100000 and a deed FLED In 49,
county recorders office today.
The Potter house. on Jane. =,
between Sixth and Seventh ays.
has been sDid ~ Hans Peterson IA
the Dresden Investment company
Tor $4,000.
Dr. " L. Norris. ~ California
has ugfChaHrd I8t 2. block a. M
MaYuafdH addition. on FIuh Az.
south near Jackson a.. Tor go 900.
Lots 2 and 3 and the south 10 Zee,
~ bot q block lsf. and ssri9 *
by zoo feet on Tie souiheaat corner
~ block tt5. Seattle tldeIanda. have
been cold for 1890 The nam.n
~ the principals are not made pub
De.
The south 90 feet ~ 10, / b,o~k
90 3 A. Bells addition. has been
sold 70 clay Alien Tor $1,000. This
property BE- ou the northeast corner
~ Seventh at. aHd LsHofa e.
lot e block g Bells second "a.
ditian. an Eighth av near Wea,laks.
Inns been sold 10 Dir. Collins fof
FE.g9u.
A & Allen has bought lots ! and
4. iu block 2f. + A. Belle second
addifieH. Tor 81 600
Lots s ard >. IN block l. Terfys
Flfh addition. have beer sid By
Rene iiiliewHr 10 John Q8islsy for
ST 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

nny 100 shares ~ Seattle Boston
Stock while II IL CO cents per share
A fex days more and Il gueu 20 Is
ceuta more ore on the dump. more
~ the work on the railroad oompiet-
~ il the reason See our add on
page : ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
TO TEAR OUT
TELEPHONES

pauy J. Is Maepougal predde,s
MHeDouRail 4 H9afhviek Dry GooSs
company. W 9 Owens. ifease,ss
Pacific DRUG company. W. n
Thompson. manager Chsaatys hal.
efduHbefy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
LOCAL FLASHES

Jack Mullen and W. Lindsay. two
young men o. the city. were arrested
below tie dead tine a o'clock ihiH
rnoFuinN. charged with being diEos-
deity Persons. officer Rannel
caught the pair in The act q going
through the pockets of orunken
man. A. they bad no ives pons and
secured so mausy from tie man
the officer did not think he vas
Justified ga charging them Nith rob
berry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17


No kia
MEAN nfvrnroN acres. level
land easily cleared, adjoining Mice
improved farm handy la intfturhant
500 ile1 cash. balance 80 PEE month.
HunhNT Mktfuf,
Hia Hn#u2i Alaska Building "a
No iaas
Is ACRES adjoining small taNn. few
minutes whih from depot stores.
cleared balance pasture neat 4
H0HHur MAITuY.
aia au-Fi Aiasha huiidinH -oaia
AcHrH
ID acres. 70 cleared. 10 orchard q mile
fram nrhuul etc with room house.
barn. thifheF huHHe Hud other im
pruyemeutH. between Seattle aud Tie.
coma. Hsar usw intefufhtn survey
Price f4unu Terms
iarzarnAtp MELVILLE.
"a Lumber Exchange
Phone Main ma
sEAN BELLEVUE acres goo.
uouEHr nALTnY.
giesaan w Alaska building ID
Fer ssls-Rssl Estate. -
COME our TOMORROW
800. 1890.
AM '''h ef' nts '''' f''''''''
Ne Plata No atefsa.
Jti.t sI8pty fssidsees pfapsfty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
WILL CLOSE AT
1890 TONIGHT

Tho big 500 Hat sale. which nas
been on an week AZ the Seattle iiA
Factory. 1910 End Ave, viii posi-
lively close tonight al 1899. Ns
your last chance. men. 70 eo
regular $3.50. $500 or S5.ee hse
FOR ONE DOLLAR Go down thN
evening aud take advaniage Of w
great opportunity. Monday w
new sprinE stock. including the -
$500 Hats on the market, WIN y
offered for sale, Very latest sUisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
Telegraph Cheaper.

To The question ri many business
men. What Will ! 30 without long
distance nerfieeY' Manager W y.
Cheney. Of the Fruit Dispatch com
panY. which does a great deal u
long distance business writes u
Secretary LsarY a. follows.
+ originally bad the Sunset teie-
phone in ny office. using u daily
for long distance conversations as
well a. local business. bat ~ soon
aa / found oai what miserable herF.
ice the Sunfet company gave. with
out any attempt a. Improvement.
notwithstanding the large amount
% ms Ions distance business. had
the instrument removed and The IN
dependent Installed
since then my local telephone
service has heen perfect both IN
mna hauism hnd courtesy. and !
have done ms hong distance work -
Postal telegraph without Increasing
expenses.
Men Behind H.
Such messages By the hundreds
have been received and g r. al
assured fac that AZ "Wednesday :
meeting the telephone users ~ fe-
attic wili arise Ia body and emans
elpafe themselves from q WORTHLESS
system.
The committee calling the meet
Ing Is as follows GeafEe 3 Me=
Iafea financial agent Alaska
building. u A Schoeuteld. secre-
tary treasures standard Furniture
company u Nordhon vice pfezi-
dent Bon MRrehe. + ] Friedenthai.
secretary ~ seller a Co " u. Nc
Carthy. president Mccarthy Dry
Goods company. ". I DUyeli a.
t1furY Hughes. McMIeken. DoYeii
a Ramsey. Charles McNamae.
treasurer Centny Furniture eom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

" T Vandervoofs, who Was ar
rested yesterday morning on =
grand larceny warrant from Port
land. b. Detective PhllhHiek vas
taken back 20 Portland this Tnorn-
ing by Detective Hartman Of that
csty. The alleged thiefs particular
stunt was To- gain entrance into
the best homes IN Portland and STRIP
tho house % It's curtains piano cov-
era etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
CHEAP HoMEsi

n = CAR SHOPS Eulnf IN on G.. u
UHlmauH Meadow Gardens. employ
ing about So mon. VIII make the
per month Twenty safaHnru oH the
Grounds until sold out. also need sew.
tfH1 more mEH at good vases. viii
sell houses ON terms ~ g. per month
Take new NsHtuu car u buwamiah
bridge. ur caH al Hillmau'H offices
H Times block az once IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

Real Es,ate-cen,ingss ~
PETIT 8 SON
COf.MAN BLDG.
q ACRES NEAR q hlikN -
A-No soil. viii cut up TITO ss,
tracts. or will trade Tor ciiA AeP''S'
90 ACRES NEAR kENE a
Good Broom house small hath l"v
alder land. g.snao
50 ACRES NEAR q BkiENs,
Good Broom house and outRatbiNt's
fine black loan. flaNV1
ACRE TRACTS oN sEAr#I E-hN'
EkETr tNfERl RRNN, 10
yrf a. ner aero Tor Eood laHa|
cleared lust uarth 81 Ntttt Ae
aud near car line
mon Class norrOM LAND MEAN
SEATTLE. "a
Al acres 81 the very best hatiom 49,
in this country good faeff 1. sit.'f,ee
timber will partly pay tor elta.ns-
This IL a Bargain at 8ia.N per @~'~
PETIT a SON.
Ms-i6 Colman BIDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

The enlarged photo man" Is ont
again and has claimed MrS W.
Knight. SIS washington ST.. as his
latest victim The man claimed 70
REPRESENT the washington Art c.
sltL washington st.. but when MIS-
KNIGHT went TO see about her pno'e
she found the address 20 b falss
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

Toaf- TUESDAY. on snd between chez
- ard Madison. or uu Columbia be
tween std and ith lads Sold watch
hNnfinE vase nu riuM Reward -
Neu Nurk tih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

ANOTHER PREY EXCURSION 70
LAKESIDE cry
Sunday February - sfeawFF Acme
sHl leave Madison park at o. "a
T. m. D. ~ ans q ~ gef tifA.
ssa at rffIefa - undefaiausd bat s.
9Th 90 without ttakefn
More than So people ga tho grounds
last SUNDAY Risd more than au tfaeff
Nrre anta
A.ata ~ sufHHf has affeadY become
hard Co set ard rene can com
pare Hlfh lakrsidf CITY Do ruiuf u
pttfe Fisw and quality - E0ll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

John Deuel.. ire former policeman
charged with printing ana circulate
ink obscene matter. this morning
pleaded not guilty 20 The charge
and his trial Was set for the zsth Of
this month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

4 large number Of bids were
opened this morning by The secre-
tnfy ~ public works. for the INSTALL
alton Of q new chemical enElne, ana
supply ~ hose for the fire depart"
mcnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

An ah,irinr exprcssman left
trunk n the residence % i. D. HAM
hin. IT'S Thirty -fifth av- THURSDAY
morning. but as the trunk does not
belong 80 him the police have been
reaueatal 10 find the rightfal owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

Al WIGHT A co.
aia Halter HlHH
Reel Estate Leans sid Insurance
Main 40
tsa pfstEs ere h.afk nuf fh Madison
fiuaaf HuHa fiuu
s. Hsiag'tl@ a. lot alley. Harvard
eve. near Joha 81
So t'sM Harvard aKe ~ beat
tfui 4HHm
8 - sFatss ssF med hnuse. fafh
ave : one bIaek north a.
i.faff hHme
tNa iF cottage. 3 hiaaAs north Mad
lafsn
9 lso-s-r md iu6 ua5 lslsn \ easy
payments
/ make q speciality ~ property on Fast
tite - Lake MashinHtua ffaFa s.
s5fAhle property tu Hefe tracts aHd
choice iaha frant property Nhleh H.
faNhilF advancing
~ . WIGHT 4 co.
rs HALEY uda -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

hfYFis lianelak school ssese.
,FangF and Rail Roem Dancing tie-.
f.sasana evenings Private AseHe'.il
datiN Auditorium 1915 en-
frnne Main 1884 Satisfaction guar
antssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

NAN uE VANrEn DAVIS CO
a. ffANfH MauaHrr
Starr boyd holding and
q u RANDALL aia Alaska ntnck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. \, lehedorfi, elasr store, pla
Seoend avenue.
ouaksf nfua atere, 1918 First aS'
anue.
s n. Nallsn. aei ballard avenue,
opposite city haiti
Fremont Drun c. tWtna stteeN
nAd Fremont Avenue.
rhsa aarris, ~ pastoiiiee. ksN'
ten -
tisa Uasttaks, Hssttske prua Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

And lock over Capitol Iiin Addition.
DIV. No g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

rs ftNlfFN HAAh
Real hatsts. Leans aud Insurance
Main 40
tsne-tr euttaKr, Furnished, talKer-
sitN
So ap-t-r m0d houFc. itis n7t istep y
teen Sc mai house. Isle noy lsten y
Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
p.,.,, A,,e,,ss.

ADAMS a nnooKs fesistsfea attof.
nrYa PRANK b Adams it Year, in
Seattle stephen A hraoka lately u
Washington -. & Gse Calnan
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

ONLY A FEW LEFT.
500 Lots on ntncnn IHt. with city
water close "a graded school and ear
line Absolutely the cheapest resi-
daure property ton the city. Values
are jumping IH this section
BRt'EN q pssr
eil MARION Htng. TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
res sals-Rssl G.,s,s
$50 AoMo

affHt NHffhrtu train leaves Columbia
e. depot at 30 tunuffaw morning
end uer sur tunda MsaduHda ir
tfariH-0uf HErHt on the Erpuud eill
rhnH fuH fhe land plate anu HfiGra
Beautiful 8ATEHfffasT lufa ever.
booking the Sound al 800 90 80
safh safus 20 them more fHan au
aFrs lu HiaH NttN e aHd adjoining
thssr tote se have taafft ffaFtH.
HiH King fdaai locations Tor afnHli
farms ur chicken faufh fa prices 49,
e. $50 TsfmH arc very EASY 81 g.
8 DOZEN. and s. g. So nrr month
MeaHna dale hHa fatfraad afafIau.
store pHstaffirr and = hu1i
Don't FORGET the huHf 81 q. m fHfu-
u - time e. aFr IaEd anf fsfafn 60
The citY early
WHIST 4 WHEELER ne.
nnHiH Caiman Budding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

HOWARD o. LEWIS a CO.
i&s uALLEn nLD0.
MAIN - IND isu
LOTS N All. PARTS or QUEEN
ANNE
tl.sse -otlm tra Ave west near
- Zach Tvo lots eHin. IL, Ave.
West. nesr Boston
EAEr RIvEproN GARDEN TRACTS
DIV No
Nnil arre tracts usa per acre
I.arsr vaterfnsnt tracts cleared and
ffHd1 Tor EFap FROM 81 sa 49, psf
itasi terms SO each and = pr
Il NICHOLS % unlon Rk
81 ACRES
A hrariaume situation near HaHfna
and right on route - prospective
ear iirs eHHt house. barn. orrha -
tail olcafe! Ergnnd aH Zine fasd
Ne1 iHst the place fnf poultry. ffsHf
araWinE. etc Price 3 aa
cali 81 with HH o. the Ernund
CHARLES sOMEHs COMPANY
el.s Alasha HaiidiuE
a coon fNVEsrMENT-
g. 80 cash and balance ou time 49,
a Boz tH0NfH with azraom f5ffses
and one Groom house and one sro1fn
house on tn place which are bring.
tug ln 81 - per month
WtNNttIp mos
Room - CoimaH nidr
CLOSE TO YOUR WORK
my iot 10 e now and make . d.
ginning toward home Ne 49,
llat ~ cheap iufn#Hnuna- a. 80 =
from. rauEinE in price from ~ -,
located within two ana three hf5ek Z.
ton. Lake uuion. Madison s,re.is =. ", y
hainl'r boulevard To De- Hoid g1
terms 'N
HERBERT s. UPPER
io-ti.ia seheucfmau Hinrk
Cor FIRST Ave and cherry II
HOMES far the rich and hume 60
The poor Anyone rHn set home ir
EXPLANATIONS Abolition uH Queen Anne
lliil Beautiful HiHhtiY lots ahaan
ana on saaA terms close to car inc
city water Come uHH fuilaV g. IN
IN Ave West and Laurel rt44g
H. a houus s Son. Sole AR,uta q
FoR SALE rs owner li-room bs5sg
ON Aih ave Wrst. fhfap Queen
ammo 2lN
So sQXipu slx=rbom house city vat.r
well street graded and raid Tor ttoi
brook Ht only gim down. sic p,r
month les7l
WEST a WHEELER NE
aH-aig gulmHn building
FOR SALE ny OWNER
Modern four room house and fine fet
On =. Queen Anne ltlu. right ON huf
fine View. aud garden with fruit
house nearly completed and F4tr,
we'll built For Particular adiireae
J. y. IA city Sewer connections all
IN ia
q House Plane bound ina ba.t
EN gENFa-N " N,.rR4,
~ Architect enc Eitcl nldr
At A SACRIFICE
A new Groom houHr. barn aud fata
rich black aail and level. anyone ,aU
raise enough ON this place la ~
Yeara tu pay Tor &C. girrumstaB.,.-
ever which owner has no ranfr,i
campcta him Co part with ID a. +.
price far below itH value. 81 tna bsf,
down. balance Co suit
n II. SCOTT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

rArENIH guaranteed reuwick a
Lawrence. e. yeats experience a.
WaHhiueton. Seattle offics - hurks
hidx Guide book FNffE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

lot block Is Bells second "a.
diti8a. 90 Eighth as near Weaflaks.
Inns been sold 10 pr Collins fos
fs.g0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
~ SUPERINTENDENT

I have uHFN nme price.
uaufs ere higher tat / am siiii sell
lnE az the sane pFiee
eruss panel doors. Ter oil flnish. Wh
psf door
Crusa panel doors fur painting NJ
PEI door
Window ffHmra. Ter WEIGHTS. q =
Ntndnn frames. plain. tle
{ sell % auY aur aaa have aalN enc
price Nend Tor price lists and uat
ffnm me A. aa tow a price a. Nuuf
afArNst dea4sF can possibly purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

Now OPET AZ enc eHFHef ~ tfh Ave
HHa tifaHfaFa sl south NaffsH q
neN hotel and FrsIaufAnt Rates ~
che dhF 80 anh aE Weekly g. Ha
ia Naa and So Meals at a8
hours A tsa minute FiAv frum rie-
nAer SQUARE Cuaas g. HfirH. Nfar
liz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

IUN HAI.E ~ UWNTW
Modern fuurar room house and fine t.t
en- D. Queen Anne ulu. right on hin
fine View. aud garden with frfItt
house nearly completed and F4tr,
we'll built For Particular adIifeae
J. u. ~ city Sewer connections and
tn IA
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
BIGELOW BEHIND TIMES,
SAYS COLONEL GORGAS
Head of Canal Sanitation Declares Il
Is Enough at Present to Abolish
Yellow Fever.

Colonel Gorgas, chief sanitary officer
Of the canal zone, takes his turn at
pounding Poultney Bigelow in report
he has just issued concerning health
conditions on the isthmus. Mr.. Blge-
low is far out of date in his criticisms,
Colonel GOrgas says. He judges US
by a sanitary standard ten years old, -
continues Gorgas.
The sanitary department on the 18TH
mus. he declares. was not established
TO demonstrate any theory of disease,
but for a practical purpose, to decrease
disease as much as possible.
He continues:
The system Of sanitation, which pays
so much attention TO mosquito work ana
fumigation and which Mr. BigeioW calls
Absurd, has so far accomplished this
result: At present. we have not a
single case of yellow fever on the 18TH
mus, and during the whole month Of
December had only one; malaria has
been brought so we'll under control that
our total sick rate is as small as that
of any considerable body of men work.
ing anywhere in the United States.
IF we look after the cisterns and
water barrels, and take appropriate
measures with regard TO the sick from
yellow fever, II is of little Importance
whether we have a modern drain or the
more primitive pit. What We are after
is 70 get rid of yellow fever
we hope in the near future to have
clean drains erected IN Colon Just as
would please Mr.. BigeloW. bUt We can
not afford to wait for these desira bic
conditions"