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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-12-20

has been made this session against
the continuance of Mr.. Smoot as
senator from Utah. 1t was delivered
| by Senator Dutcis of Idaho, who
after reviewing in detail the work
| ings of tie Mormon church and
Shoots prominent connection there
with, concluded with the charge that
President Roosevelt has used the
weight of ais administration to assist
the republican Mormons in the last
were those of William B. Ridgely of
Illinois, reappointed comptroller of
the currency; James S. Harlan OF
Illinois and Edgar E. Clark of Iowa
interstate commerce commissioners.
The house reached an agreement
under which it looks as though there
would be vote on the much mooted
question of an increase in the salaries
of members of congress and cabinet
officers, several resolutions were
passed, one aimed at the lumber trust
and calling upon the secretary of
commerce and labor to investigate
the high prices now prevailing in
lumber and another calling upon the
secretary of the interior for a de-
tailed description of coal lands with
drawn from public entry since July
II, 1906 Representative Lacey of
Iowa introduced a bill making $12
the minimum monthly pension to be
paid veterans of the war of 1861.
President Roosevelt announced to
Representative Lands, chairman of
the joint committee on printing, that
he was willing, in view of the almost
universal protest against the use of
the new method of spelling, to with
draw the order issued last August re-
curing that style in executive doc
uments. He demanded, however,
that congress go on record on the
subject and stated that when it did
so the Objectionable order would be
withdrawn Accordingly a resolu-
ton placing congress ION record as
opposed to the innovation was in
PRODUCED in the house and unanimous
'ly adopted.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE house
OF representatives was brought face
to face with proposition to increase
the salaries of its own members, of
senators, the vice president, speaker,
and the members of the presidents
cabinet ($12.000 each) while the leg
islative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill was under consider
alton, and while it passed favorably
on the proposition as applied to other
officials, refused to make the order
for members of either house of con-
gress.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-12-20

Washington, Dec lathe senate
listened TO a second speech which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

iaEe % the ioss Of prestige by the
English and demanded the discharge
% the British assessor. Mr TWYman
aud 81 the police officers who obey
ed hla order. Al this point the
Americans and Germans refused O.
aeeeic to the Chinese demand On the
ground thar a Judge Is not dis
charged from office IN civilized
countries FOR mistaken opinion.
eut onlf upon Impeachment Tor coz
ruptlon or other misconduct
II was Ga enforce the Chinese de-
mand fue the discharge Of Mr. ivy
man thai the Chinese Kulldn. posi-
bly, encouraged hy the tantal. AHain
reanftrd tn this urw instrument. the
boycott and ordered al Chinese
stores ip shanghai closed on he
Is uniii che discharge Of NJ Twy
man
RnSdiea from the modern elty and
also frum the ola city Of Shanghai
which aaiolna the modern city. De.
gan 10 bot the Chinese markets aud
stores This precipiiagea The flnt Ia
which the city hall was stoned aus
,he polles station burned Rirksbaws
wefn overturned aud forslEnera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Assessor ordered tho woman taken
o. the Chinese Jail for women.
A cenflict arose between the Chi
ueae censtabiea and the municipal
police oyvr the disposition % the
woman. and IN this confllct the Chi
uese judge had bis official robe
torn This tndlguity upon the CHIT
usse official vas regarded yrry much
as the tearing % the American nak
would Be regarded in our OWE coans
try and almost pfccipltafed a riot
As the case produced much excite
ment. tho English naturally looked
% the Americans ami the Germans
20 sustain their assessor tlut bath
the American and the German as
sessura had decided IN previous
cases aeoFdlnE 10 unvaFYlnE prcess
asnt and the law In the matter IN
faYur % thn Chinese view As a
conflict o. opinlon developed. the
aaaffrr Nas rsferrwd % rskiuE. and
the American and German view was
sustained By the ministers there.
TIE Chinese at aacs took advAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
YOUR IDEAL MAN

Wtth such an honest expression
withal which makes one feel thu
moment they l0ok az him that he
il a man to trust with ones for
tune. honor OF life Itself
He always keeps oleaniy shaved.
and his firm chin shows resolution
and strength ~ character. he does
not talk too much. but always in
feHigenfiy and be always speaks
lovingly and Fevefently 81 his moth
ef above all others.
lie IL truthful. brave aud kind.
Ready ever 10 fight. n necessary, in
bis own or a friends defense. lie
dresses styiIsbiy though not ex-
travaeantly. IL very particular about
his ties always wearing quiet. pref
" shades
Tie smokes good cigar ocea-
siauamy. bat IL must Be good. and
he "a not above taking a sociable
glass Or 80 with his few Intimate
friends. however. he knows when TO
quit. which ts the main thing.
This 81 my paragon Of men. IL
perchanee his eyes should fan upon
these lines he Is far too modest 10
think that they could be really
meant for him.
DAISY NEWMAN.
1915 Howell 81.
Seattle. Wash"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

we're hustled. beaten aud robbed Id
The streets Only two Foreigners.
however. were nofloualy injured. aud
only one Of them. a sikh policeman.
was killed On the other hand, be.
tween 80 and SO Chinese we're killed
and many wounded
Tho riot has lod II a discussion of
the rights of foreigners In shanghai
The French have maintained Tor
years that they at leaai have 'con
cehaions OF mile square from the
Chinese government. aud that they
have full control over all 'pefnunas
Including Chinese. within that con
ceaalon. Their authority over the
Chinese. however. il exercised Ia =
mixed court. presided over by a
French and Chinese Judge The
English have never quite claimed
that they had concession from
China, but they have claimed a mile
square Of territory aBa snritiah set.
Element and maintain that legally
they have auprer q authority over
thin. The French and the English
have been eager that the Americans
should claim An adjoining mile
square as American territory and
exercise authority over f.
The deaire Of the municipal au.
thoriiiea OF Shanghai. Who are over
whelmInRly English. 10 extend for
etEn oontrol over the 400. 600 natives
at the expense Of Chinese authority.
" carried out would doubtless re
suit IN more honest and human
itafian administration Of Justice At
least for the present but the
Americans contend that we ate mot
Justified IN the interests Of human
itY Ia usarplne the authority of a
nation whose right 10 self govern
mcnt We have recognised Mf Rods
ern quiet diEnified. but firm stand
Cor the American position has led
the Tautai and the Chinese guilds
90 aay that IN the crisis which sud
denly arose in the Shanghai riot. aa
Ia tho eficis at Peklng
The American nation has stood
Tor justice ana fair dealing
Consequently English goods are
suffering quite a. much from the
boycott tn this mntFopoliA OF the
empire today a. American goods
and indeed there h. a temporary dis
position lpon the part OF the ShanE
hal leaders TO stop the boycott
entirely.
| have letters from 90 Co 50 nils
slanarisN IN different parts Of the
cmpirn and from persons WIN are
travelling alone fof days among the
Chinese and al % them report thai
thcY are received with the custom
AIRY Chinese ffieudllness We mus
recognize that The Chinese have be-,
come aware since the cntahllshmsnt
~ their newspapers Of the hArah
treatment which considerable
number ~ their couniFymen have
suffered la attempting 10 enter The
United States We may expect a1fne
foolish upfialuka GA their part aud
anmr unjust manifestations Of die
pleasure indss.i Ne afv not en-
tirely ignorant u riots In our own
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
PERSONAGES rye
NEVER INTERVIEWED
BY rHs INTERVIEWER.

! a. not recall the fret time {
never met Mt Rockefeller. but it
must have been long. long aRu. The
number az times have tried %
meet him. ana my vivid thoughts
thereon, would wlu a yaiune. II
printed GA asbestos vas aluayu
informed r. paliteiY chilling man
nef that he was out. but knowing
hia economical habits. could uos
believe hiH 10 bs +aut- 10 any APP
pre. able extent
According % Who's which iu
America sn1 why Afr hefeuer
is b. occupation capitalist A
capitalist j. = uefauH Hha separates
The nsihile from ne large bills aud
hafisa them iH HE cyclone cellar
sir kefelirr % said 10 possess a
cyeiane cave with several aub-haae-
mfHfH
Besides being capitalist. ar.
i,o kefeilaF h aisu = working Hap
fist he believes In Immersion %
the bottom ~ the tank Tn SEE him
Eafiv Watering tire stock an sun
shlaY morning aould convince the
noat confirmed skepiie that Ne fair
81 feReia tn water
Mr RI knfFfisr has more money.
perhaps Than any either prfr0u in
ile aefla but be is far. fsf from
bteae a happy man.
30 great riches bring happiness.
sir. Rockefeller Are you e happy
man - we're questions I had hoped
10 aak him
HAouey Il nee ever thing IN this
.sttpei. rfeael world iinn can I be
happy. oh hos can I be happy.
when 90 rot even knew whose hnir
" happen TO be wearing at this
btstaad moment -
a aeb shook ny manly frame a. !
natsd that ne DIS NOT have hia hair
on straight
~ ia said that you carry "a large
petition Of the worlds Eutd reserve
WITH sou when Yau travsiz=
IL Is a haaeiusH fabrication and
probably originated "a ueston. You
rsh see Tor yourself have ouiy "a
little chicken feed aud harlow
knife in my paeketss And he be-
gan pulling handouts - roiien coin
from the rsceases nt his eavcrnous
pockets.
As the gold mounted into "a great
giittefina pile. his e1eie eyes quickly
noted ihe denomination ~ the coins
ard aa BE- emptied the Last Pocket be
triumphautly announced that there
was ltas than 8lA34es12t2 uu the
table nut the knife could not be
found. A hot flush maotied his
cheeks aud a haaiy RESEARCH ~ tho
pockets hernn Tearing his hair
from hlH head IN anger he flung u
TO the floor and continued the
Hearch. but this time with better
success. The knife was IN his shoe
where he had concealed It for fear
81 being robbed
"nat." TREMENDOUSLY asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
BLASTED HOPES
ARE RECALLED

A relic of very early boom DAYS
IN King county WAS unearthed At
the court house. when the owners OF
the town OF Buouna. Iona deserted.
brought suit 10 reduce the tax as
aaasment on their property.
Bicnna was founded on The suppo-
sttion that lt would become great
city. af about the same time that
brick blocks wers erected IN Kirk
land. where they have stood vacant
for years. Buenna Is now deserted
aud the plat Of n has been destroy
ed. leaving Il farm property. The
owners claim Il was Assessed az city
lots They ask TO pay but 5000 on
$1,000 tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Next Saturday morning when the
early morning mail reaches The
Star office the Ideal Man contest
Nlll close
HnYe ron described the man with
shom you believe you could be hap
aieatf
N YOU haven't YOU 8illi have an
opportunity 81 winning one of the
three prizes 10 be awarded 70 the
three best letters received -. s.
and s.
Hundreds 81 letters have already
been received and have been care
fuily rad BY the Ideal Man editor
And. eonndentailY. the editor has
vet been unable 20 find one which
could in any way be construed as
a description Of himself but then.
OF course. he's married anyway.
From among those received this
morning the following - publish
81
Seattle. Wash. Aprii :. 1906
Ny Ideal Man la already fnundl
lie Is proud 20 be called resident
~ this most beautiful aud enter
nftsinH % cities Seattle There
fore. as he ls found. wiil write Of
him aa be IL instead 81 az he must
o. should be-
-ne ~ nearly feet tail. broad
shoul8afcd. strong and courageous
toakinE. a man whom people look
tssica At Ia the street. and feel that
the weird ia better bY having such
assn Zee o. It's complexion Is clear
and healthy looking. dark wavy
brown hair. Eray eyes. With
thoughtful expression IN them which
makes them look DARK az times. erss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
TAKES NINE PRISONERS

Nine prisoners we're sent TO the
state penitentlary last night In
charge Of travelling guards Esta-
brook and Charlotte. Tho party
includes one man from Mt Vernon
and the following from this county.
4. Runer. two years for assault
with a deadly weapon. Charles D.
Telley. one year for larceny from the
person: 8. McCombridge. seven
years for burglary: Frank Keefe,
seven years for burglary; Frank
emmett. one year for bugslary.
Joe Lavellc. ten years for robbery:
John Crovitch. three years for lar
ceny from the person. and John
Peterson. five years for burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

never heard the inside guardian Of
the ledge o. Good Fellowship ask
Who comes there ~ lie do1an't
even Ike watermelon. Owning
Hehriy ~ the oil wells I'm the world.
b. reads the book ~ life BY The light
Of tallow candle
Air Rockefeller Is 81 years cid
and was born in Rirhfafd gmark the
first aYllablel. - Y. He makes bis
home where the summons servers
can't find him. HIS Christian name
Is John. but very few u his ac-
quaiutspcea greet him in the morn
sag with How de-da, john" They
generally know how he does them.
without asking far the particulars.
Mr. Rockefeller 81 said 20 be
worth Gin money! several hundred
million dollars. and his viii ia made
out ga his aHu favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

'wrreut you affaid aafnc ons mlrht
take your money r.
a sad. sweet smile euflsd from hi.
linH and fell 20 the floor beside the
sig
Nobody takes money from me
81 ieast. not by force"
Thsn De pat en his hair aud !
awaks
OF aii the men ] have never met
sir. Rnr kefeilef Il one ~ the queer
cot. he never pisyea . game of pin
pool IN hls life if~ never said. TN
take one 80 aob-taii flush lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

WAS " RASHFoRn.
- mshon Ia China oi tho
k Al T. Church
.s4 1900 hy the Newspaper
Nea',. ,.esFp,iss AssoeiatouA
s,IasNine ls nishOn Hash
- .'sg,aa article written 'sre-
~ 49, thls newspaper on the sli
...s'.s IN CHINA femerfag pc
81 IA, eshllsh a third and cau
"a -. article hy nlshop bsshtefd
e.,se sAeakrnlng % Chlua I'd.
~ SnuAl chlns. April 4 Us a
.,se sNcrelse ot hta American
y. \, f.lr acaling 90 The part ~
=. las 4. Rogers, cur CONSUL
a shanrhal. ant hy seft.
sssessf u the Engliah. The
a tho Chinese has changed
-. aursslses to oar cousins acrosa
ns sea =. h.sh.n3 mill
=, - last summer was a small
sl IN The Stechuen province.
- hef Wav from Chungking
s.A.ains port Il that prosiacv. 20
- Shs brnukht with her the
-. 4 her late husband ia a hun
- h,xes u keois aud anme y
- wAam she represented 90 be
r,rsaaai servants
80, he Was al Shanghai a tels'.
= As seat dawn the fiYrr e.
-. ~omsn sngagcd IN humani-
-. sswS At SHANGHAI express
= 4. hslisf that the girln had beea
ss,.sseea ana Wwe being taken
- 4 SHANGHAI OF Canton to b.
- A. la1moFal purposes Unfer-
-.,,, bayiak and selling giFls
= aaY parp,,se " lesai in China
kslssppinE = illsxal
4. n, complaint of these Enniish
80 M II Was arrested.
=. ~ proxlaes Ter The trial II
.sssrnsr. o. whem there are lt.eo
hs.ixa court. Ant fnr the trial
-. ca4asse. u whom there afs
- "a - IN tie settlement In a
- scass. presided ever - ChI-
II. Magistrate xith a person desls
49, ~ ere a. thc foreign epnsuis
s..,as a. asseSsor or ASSISTANT
hazs All iasvixu prisaaera are sent
rlsswssseipal o. forelRn jail. ana
gralseAs prisohers aFe scnt % The
lassns All
q M L heiax brought up fel
- uekt aay. he British assrsass
eszsAs ~ aexasinn an oppQrtuns
=. ~ ektsaalng The authority al
A. tamsgners over the ChIaeaa and
y sssred she woman femaudel e.
f,snssielpai Jail
n chlnese magistrate sho il
nsasea.f higher tn authority "a
A ussita eourt thar the furriEu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Judge Morris of the Superior
Court yesterday rendered a decision
which holds that railroad com
panIes' right ~ Ways be assessed
for street improvements In the
case ot the Spokane az. bridge. the
court held that the Northern Pact
fic Ry Co must pay its assessment
on the part trayersea by Us tracks.
The decision win apply 20 number
Of improvements nov contemplated
and will tend 20 relieve tax payers
Of part OF the cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
SUBURBAN
~ WIS

SOUTH SEATTLE, April I The
south Seattle Improvement club met
las. nighi la liardieha halt with
uQHncilman Conway aud Assistant
Ciiy Engineer Jeffrey Il was de.
eided that there should be a meet
ING tomorrow to determine the
places where sidewalks are wanted
Chief Cook. Of the fire department
VII be present at the meeting ana
take up the question OF the location
~ a fire house A committee. con
uistlng Of Peter nehhahn. e. W.
Small aud Albert Fraase. was hp.
pointed ta See 10 the numbering and
naming 81 streets IN conformity
With the streets OF Seattle. A COM
mittee composed OF q v. Phelps
William Haskell aud Capt Geo w
Card. was named 10 look after
he sidewalk question The per
mancnt grade question was taken ny
aud u was decided that the present
level IN the grade desired II was
also the sense OF the meeting that =
pumping station II necessary 10
pump the sewage into the south
waterway
RENfoN. April At the meet
ms ~ the Henl0n city council iaat
nlshi a franchise was granted to the
Citizens Telephone company Of Co
lumbia city The company was
given a a6year franchise aud will
prurec'l az once 10 erect poles and
string wires. The company IL %
glve the city Of Henton five tele
phones free of charge. 20 be placed
wherever the council orders Con
atruetion ~ the line will be started
within 20 days aud will be IN OPP
leraiinn within ~ months.
The new company In Henton will
charge izia cents fof 4 two minute
iAlk. while the Sunaet Telephone
company charges - cents After
The Cltitena' Telephone company has
100 subscribers la Renton there viii
~ free service In communicating
wRh Seattle. as the Citizens phone
Vii be IN connection with the In
dependent phone Of Seattle.
The hehton Hlll Improvement
ciub will hold its regular meeting
nnithe eveaing of April at s o'clock
At the club house
POSTER. April There will be
dance given a. Fosters hall next
Saturday evening b. nome of the
enefEe'ic Young people Of Foster
This vii be the first dance given Ia
The Foster hall for several munths
uEoRuEroWN. April Justice
Of fsace i.eviHee Of Georgetown
will be able ia aitsnd 90 his duties
~ about two weeks lie has been
seriously stick Nith pneumonia
The Georgetown Annexation club
nss last Night y Rainier Fire
Stallion. No Z. and appointed a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

British ship Torridou. from Iqui-
que TO a port in the English chan
mel ana which has been puatad a.
missing for 10 DAYS and quoted At
5 per cent. has arrived AZ her doa-
tination according % word received
this morning a. the Merchants Tx
change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

ATLANTIC CITY. April W. D
crahdali has received shipment Of
AouEullau silver and golden pleas
anta tie intends 90 raIss game birds
81 all kinds as rapidly a. he can
secure them. and expects good sue
cess IS the climate here Il very IN r.
vurable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
THE MARKETS
Vegetables.

Vegetables
Yakima Hurhank potatoes. rs s1s
~ a per ton " hits River potatoes
iissfif ref ton. ca new natagees rs
tosF feiiuN fAanNer aHiuns No
4 . 20 10 psf eat beta nc
~ HaVh. rutAhaHaa sack re- cant
htasa pef p. g. eaFfuts fszF
sans 30 parsley scr ass H&f3ue
Msstrsu tomatoes. PSF box tea
hafhossss isttlee q isssgi E. parsnif.s
fAEks aaI 81. EMfita g. ~. eaHfin1s
h#fA dna g - California celery pee
das SO r. hufasrnatah. PEE 10 = -
tive fhaaafa. PEE ny sHsc Malta NaHa
spinach b. uer crate. 81 G.ui - rAuns
tiaw~- n#f rrnfs 3 r aftiehnssa pes
dassu seeatl nnsrt esstatuss. g = a.
psfaEua O. sffar California rhufHarh.
pre- baN e iiss. s. e.
Fruits
ranaoaa ts81 ~ ~ G. PEI a..
Weeafchss aspieH nsf eos O. .
- .. fznrF arpisH psr hes
4 ssf rheiee appiss box g. Mai -
isuiats, per has tssfs 81 fancy navel
eFanEsa hes fsfe fhasaa afanFea.
p~f bon. J. HxIz n tanarfitts Grams "a
tu4. o. g. faHeN isih haah e flga IA
caiifaFrts ~hits fas sa.ib baass -
~ = California aafks. 9.la baasz nsf
tarfrn. ~. n Is eartsua "a
h sassi q , fiafiauaa tafss' per ib
i0Ha nsw Fasa dates ~ r. Is
nsf han 8 81 NAshaAH dates. Per tsoN
= = rgaHtsfrirss rsf hhi - ser uaH
hi1 fea6aHufa Eef aas- laElc seed
lfsa CRAPS frulfs = Mos =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

BRIGHTON. April a " Rob
erta. formerly in the mercantile
business here will head party leay
ius today Tor Alberta. u 6 n they
like the country they win 80 into
the cattle business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE. April 3
The socialists OF Rainier VALLEY
held meeting az Southeast Seattle
Red hot resolutions denounelng the
Idaho conspiracy were adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

COLUMBIA. April a.-on account
% the temporary injunction secured
by y Young. forhidding the council
from taking am action IN regard 90
Irving street Improvement there
gas little bot routine work transact.
Cd AZ the council meeting. The
hearing IN the injunction case ia SCI
for April 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

A. r. Johnson Co. Seattle agents
Tor tho Cunard line. received word
this morning that the steamer car
nsnia arrived ~ New York early
with sb passengers for Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

HtLLMAE. April Am the cars
on the old Rainier line have been
equipped with fire exfinguIshers and
tonla for uae Ia case ~ accidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Portland cement ifuhorted per bot.
A u. Portland eemenL California. raf
nm ITH less ~ far returned baFn
plaster paris. per hhl. -. lime. san
luau a Roche Harbpr. per hhi. %
lime for local consumption " ~
m. brick per a 50 o.. ptaaterinz
hair per il. s.. metal lsth, per YARD
lfQ154
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

committee 10 see the chamber Of
commerce Of Seattle about annoA
Ing They are also going to Join
la the work Of ieing 10 got better
ear service m the South Seattle ear
line Ne Club now has about 80
members
While Press. tho ii-yeaf-oid son
81 Mr. and Mrs NJ Press was ar
rested IN Seattle yesterday for run
ming away from bis home Two weehf
ago. Willie had Just returned from
Wenatchee aud waa ia company
with a boy who gave his name a.
Johnnie Anderson aud who when
searched had two big. ugly lookinr
roy0lycra IN his pockets. YOUNG
Press WAS later turned over 20 the
Renton Marshal. Jake Macy. Whu
took the boy home 10 his parents
The fire boys Of Rcnton asked
the city council 10 buy a 36#lnch
fire bell which Will cost i58. and
the fire boys would stand hair the
expense The council consented a.
DO 80 and now The Renton Flremeu
are happy
The city council last night in.
ntfuetrd the street committee a.
have the names Of the different
streets painted on signs and have
"a. aaUuM t.afraN - a.. ID a.
the corner of each street. and a.
see about having the houses OF Rem
ton numbered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
t4ay Ard F.sds,uffs.

FaHt wash timothy. is per tom
Pug Sound TiEuLg per tori dauhia
comp FAST Wash. - per ton alfalfa
m urr TOM wheat naY. ft per ION
val wash oats - per ton. TsiF
Houna oats. ~ pei ton whole eurn.
a. - per ton. efarNtd roful tfa per
frns led meal t7ta1 per ton. mid.
alinn. g. a. per ton. 81 cake meal %
psr ton bran, 50 per ton shorts. uiy
Il Ser ton. chopped feed k1as per
ton.