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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
CLUBS SMOKER A
COMPLETE SUCCESS
Opening of Commercial Clubs New
Rooms the Occasion for Big JOI-
LITIGATION Meeting.

spoke especially of Lie need ioF better
citizenship. commercial advantages
~lll avail hut little IL there are not
good schools good churches a clear
town morally and physically lie re.
ferred 70 The great growth Vinila
wlI experiences IN the next feu
leafs, but said that tie men present
could II earnestly wofking 10 that
end. - control matters THAT Finita
shall bec0me Ia every aa3 the peer Of
al Ter sister cities While not ne.
sleetlng the making q iinifa great
commercially Mf Riddle Insisted
that tie great end i "a mAAe men
really lapp Ard thaf tie club ID
NJ the press NJ business should nat
iose sleiit u b end
TIE CltizensDa g tie Nee state
vas fhe sabitat assigned a
Res If p Moore don't believe
eunk conditions .na sitf state aua
nation arr D fhe HkaR 81 tae ms
loflf he ald q helt}e ia faa
peofe Z believe Jheg af honcsi and
SAINT e. 90 ulat S right TIE oon.
altiaas thar have saaa6ed s aJe.g
haFs heea 500 90 anathf 81 TOO laH
0f tie neepe huf hara s cnlpa
hHdf 81 afaAsnese fhaf 8e eann0i
eaane fhNe m a obligation on
teef Ma8 t0 kn0N what 8 golng go
ia lh e0mmanity state and nation
ne saoa.i knoR ahal IS beiug done
u olf 'aiiof constantly % bfug
- pass thc conditions tla ought "a
IS Tie foundation for right
citizenship no' faaad 30 ule stand
ari q nr fmnaso There IS au iu-
fa.aa.e standard % reat and wroue
elaaeeless, etsma rhere are not
tvs things ibaf ara asht 0nr c.t-
leuaaa must conform to Tie 0ne right
standard els t viii r. failure
iet Williams aas called 10
of e#itogt being aw kr i. subject
lie plas 20 lhe 1ulries
ana good churches KMEtA S % he
Tie les possible et
Tia program sss ~ hg Eet !
E EsfstHf WHH 81 uame be-
saId isa be afa #ass Do te gf
sIfe s'ees have hsu sauetaa
aesf ag 90 tHs CaHeaa ub buf
fr##sf. EH#.. .I.1 r..sr...s HE FH.s .s...sf...e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
CANDIDATE
Major Turner Actively
Engaged in Making
a Campaign.

AiItough slle a0ods Ia tie vicinity
q Vinila are fnll of candidates Tor the
yarloas state. county aud eliy oeices
that viii have 70 ~ Elisd Nith the
coming Of statehood mosi e TIE can.
didates are extremely shy gef and sfs
waiting fof tie public % drag them
from thar hiding places
But tiaare Is aue man Ia Ninifa who
a ) candidate, who tas announced
his eanalaae4 ard wh0 wanF every.
cne to know tie IA III the running
That mar Is Major John u Turner
aud he IS seeking ihe Democrats
nomination Tor one of TIE Justices 81
tho sapfeme court of Oklahoma Ma.
lor Tuner Las beon AZ wofk Tor some
time on IFS campaign, whlch IS 20 far
advanced Tat any competitoF fof The
nomination Wili aDd a had task
awaiting him
Mriof Turner has secured the en-.
dossemant of tie Democratic members
o. the yinlta tar, and W far ~ least
hs "a ~ltllout competitors II the
Clerokee Nation and QaapAM feser.
yatlon lIe Las several speaking en-.
gagemouis during July snong other
places Sc sWfinaW ou JUS E seneca,
No, , uly { and MARI july 6.
His ffieods point OUT that he aou'd
make a. IDEAL justice. since - has
a profound knoEledse q tie laA Is
siihoat corporation anilafioas and
has behind hIm a clean record
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
TWO WARRANTS
IN ST. LOUIS

81 l.aais So ianc - Circuit At.
nme ~aess acting Or uie sate Co.
day Instituted aa0 eafmufu proceed.
ings hefe q astthe Celia l.1n slssion
CONTAIN s S. Louis apl 8fns that
fhe 9nrH peryfUei an usgsi
its fsf1ia aaihani} N n8at.
ly fpt pfCgm an4 franchises
not eraHtet IS tGe aHs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
TILLMAN AND
BAILEY CLASH

! WASHINGTON lHne 90 the course
uf ! dsIaie un tao conference FeNFt
- tie railroad rate blll lH The senate
loglaY Senators HALEY and Tillman en-
kaEe1 n a shafp controversy over tie
laffefs donnnciatlen of tie lApyefs
Tie Tskas senator expressed hts Own.
Iun that THIS uls demagugefJ, aud
Senator Tnlmah. ahile couiendluE
thaf 10 respected attorneys of stand
lne. aid that be lad utter coLtempl
faI zh1sters and To- men who pack
pnIltieAl conventions There vas ~.
lanaa feeling fof - minutes but
ii ! slloFt tiup il pAaaa away
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
IN HONOR OF
BIRD MCGUIRE

a bg uen-paulan demonstration
wll D. held In Guthrie Monday, July
3 in honor Il Him 5 Ncsuife and lls
waFA Ii securing lho pasKH @ the
statehood hii ID "A expected that
there eii S 4 blg crowd present ifom
ali over The heN state
a number Of Republicans sHl 90
down fran NIata Of course there
will be m0fe ar less political medi-
clnomaklnR 81 tho gathering
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
MAY FORM
MINISTRY

81 retsfshafs June p TIE ton.
sfifutlunal democrats Neru huffieiiy
SUMMONED 81 eaucnt this afternoon,
and 10 s agan fumofod that neeo-
fiaiions Are pfaeesdlng slth them Ter
the formation q a ministry beaied
- Mouwmtsef pfUsiieDi u tie
lower house s. tha dnua
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
AGAIN FAIL
TO AGREE

Washington June TIE con.
fepes ou ths agHcuiiun. appiepua.
ton oil This afternoon reported a
disagreement in regard q tie meat
Inspection amendment enatQr
Proctor imported fo the senate ihat
pa agreement had been reached b o.
the other sections ~ the b
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

Washington jane ne amto
rs afteff sgrosi 10 tHe nsr
euoe report aatfe faHrmf SIC bA
ehIrh ras fhs measure ft sen.
ate Mss sd fhe ant resolution
RbicH uaEas thn rate b 50 into
efeef asf asw attef t'Ie aaase 70
u sn3 ts approval 1ae pres
datt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
BIG FLOODS
IN LONDON

Leniau 1aas O. Arrangements
Tor tie celebration ~ The klugs
hlrthiaF io.laf etre cancelled heoauss
of Tie tremendous rain which flooded
tit sffael q maH, districts driving
people from thet h1ues aH8 stepping
tle underground railroads
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
WIND BLEW
TRAIN OVER

ehsfenue Wyo Iua6 81 A hlRh
alad safly today n'es osef train q
eleven rafs a. Weir asad as 4urten
faF Japanese Anafefs TNeutT latof
efs SETS injured seven sfi0mig fhe
eiad h'eN donua nile % telegraph
lire Also but dld O. further dAuaee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
Wisconsin for Bryan

Milwaukee Wis., June q The
Democratic platform adopted today
strongly endorses Bryan fof tie pres.
deney ii ie8s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
Game Law Unconstitutional

Lawrence. kan, June 2s-Judge
Killing of the county court this morn.
Ing discharged several men arrested
FOR violating the game law 90 tho
ground THAT the las Is anconstitu
tlonat
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12
A Mountain of Gold

could not bring as much happiness
to Mrs. Lucia Wilke. of Caroline,
Wis, az did one Csc box of Buck
lens Arnics Salve, when it COM
pletsly cured q running sore on
her leg. which had tortured her Is
long years. Greatest sntiseptio
healer of piles, wounds, and sores.
Csc at 7. j. Liable drugstore.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12
If Not, What Is itS
franklin Waterman.


The next session Of the iegisla-
ture should lend special attention
to the state normal school incl
dentally and some to the state
board of education particularly.
which has grown to be an outrs-
geous trust, and one OF the dam
dest fool collections of idiotic
ideas and practices now presented
as grsud-stand attraction in this
state.
This self constituted and self
imposing corporation has provided
that none bot normal graduates
shsll be allowed to teach in the
public schools which doctrine
pushes aside others who have spent
years of labor training the young
mind, and whose record shows up
| Just az we'll % those who are
taught the difference between .
weed and q rose-bush, or q bug
and an insect
Because one has smbled through
the big, old frame building at
Nstchitoches carries with that fact
no qualification that the people Of
Louisisns must fall down and
drag all the skin OF their bellies
in submissive reverence and wor-
ship. We do not believe that one
can be made q better teacher in
two years, wrestling with theories
than another with equal qualities
tions who acquires wisdom from
hard efforts and studious applies
ton fitted to practical surround.
ings.
The normal school is . good
thing in its way but its product
cannot be possessed of ell the wis.
dom and powers of transmission
of thoughts and ideas any more
than one man or woman can carry
ell the brain and intellect and vir.
tue and character of ell the world,
Some very good teachers come ont
from there and some others whe
do not tally up in the brain leak
ing process. and there are also
some good ones who have never
, been in that neighborbood, bu'
they are not allowed BY 1.-THE pow
, ers in me vested" to chase tht
shadows of their idol since Mr.
Aswell's sscendency to the throne
!. of grace. They are cast aside
thrown out, dumped on the trash
. heap a. 20 much useless garbag'
because they are not possessed o
the insignia Of our recently organ
lied brain trust, operated BY an,
for the amusement Of what can b
classified - the late "bond amend
Iment" denartmAnt.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12

M. for the object Of compiling the re-
turns and promulgating the result OF
the election.
The candidates for Mayor and the five
candidates as Councilmen receiving the
highest number OF votes cast shall be
declared elected Mayor and Conncilmen
respectively.
Be it further resolved that the eoun-
ting Of the ballots BY the Commissioners
shall be made. and entered on three (3)
separate tally sheets upon which al the
name Of the candidates shall be written.
and which shall be duly signed BY said
commissioners, aud clerk In their ca
paeities after the counting Of said bal
lots, the whole to b. carefully sealed.
and signed bv said commissioners Of
election and clerk.
Be IL further resolved that the Mayor
shall provide . ballot box with lock and
key for said election which shall also be
properly sealed and signed BY the COM
missioners and clerk after the counting
Of the ballots. and which shall b re-
turned to the Mayor with the o1icial re-
turns as above mentioned.
Be II further resolved that any person
entitled to vote under the Constitution
and Laws Of the State shall b allowed
| to vote
| Which resolution upon motion Of A. L
Domengesux was voted upon and car
ried q follows: Yea: L. r. Gary and A
L. Domengeaux. Nay: Luke Bonin and
r. E. Delahoassaya There being . I'll
the Mayor voted for said resolution.
The Mayor appointed the following
commissioners: Geo. n. Gary. Alfred Hit
Tor. and +. 2. Power. Clerk: Ignac
Blenvenu. which domination was ratl
. 6ed By council.
g. n. GARY. Sci
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12

By virtue Of the authority vested in me
By Law. /. BY this proclamation order that
IN election b held IN thu Town Of st.
Martinville. ct the Town Hall. BY the duly
qualified electors Of said town. on Tues
day Nay 18TH. being the third Tuesday
Of that month. for the election Of . Ma.
yor and Five CouneilmeD, to serve for .
term Of two years.
Given under my oflcial signature this
10th day Of April 1905.
b. p. FoUHNIT, Mayor.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12

Tomorrow Sunday May 18th an
excursion will be run on the Sou.
thern Pacific II Jesnerette. The
attractions being Races Of come
Of the best horses in the South.
The fare from st. Msrtinville ID
Scots for the round trip The train
will pass here ct 1882.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12

Mr.. Marcel de Many Of New
Orleans il here on q visit to her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. de Many.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12

Mrs. Arocis Dsrtes. q white wo-
man, charged with drowning her
baby in Q coulee, in Iberia parish.
was last week found guilty of man.
slaughter. The woman did not
deny the charge Of having thrown
Der baby in . coulee . few hours
after ito birth.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12
FOR SALE.

q orpento Of land ct Coteau Home,
Price 600. part cash. Apply to
DAsPIT q DHLAHOUssAYI,
April q. Attornays
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-05-12
STOMACH TROUBLES.

STOMACH TROUBLES.
Mrs.. Sue Martin. IN old and highly re-
spected resident Of Fsisonia. Misc, was
sick with stomach trouble for more than
six months. Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets cured her. She says:
can not eat anything want and en- the
proudest woman In the world 70 6nd such
good medicine" For sale By I. ]. Lab.
be. Sample free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
GERMAN WAS
SHANCHA|ED

WASHINGTON, y. C.. March 10
From far-otf Alaska comes a re-
markahle letter 90 tho bureau OF
navigation 81 the navy department
Il was Wrstieu b. Gunner Thomas
unndcfloR. who makes serious
charges against the captain Of the
whAler Jeanette. Il seems that
while Gunderles vas enjoying a lit
tie mental oha1uritY IN san Ffans
cisco. The cFew ~ the Jeanette
shanghaiea him and carried him 10
ALASKAN Nairfa
Whcn Re recovered his senses. he
indignantly told the captain u the
whalcr that be NAs a gunner on the
unit~i States battleehip Ohio. %
which the captain ia said 70 have re-
piled Very good. ne arc in need Of
just such a man"
Tho bureau % navigation has
looked into the matter aud believes
the Statements made by Gunderlass
are true. and tho revenue cutter
snfxice has heen asked 20 look eat
for the Jnsnette. The man has had
a most excellent record durinE hin
long service IN the navy. and his
mysterious diaappenfanco from san
Francisco coeld not be accounted
for By his officers and mates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
THEA TIERS

.moax the desen OF more PLAYS
~ Tayior company has heen
- ~ Al the Third Avenue theatre
- s'ss.s the past nine months there
sere more entertaining and e.
? l'.' AZ than ''rhe White Caps, the
aas~ NAV viii present tonlkht for
pay ,.sl Tins, and the erowd Al the
sas ~, nnrssFuAnee tonight will doubt.
=. =. ~, the capaeit, Of the theatre
- merp announcement that The
~..a,r enmnauy will present Chaa.
T.,lsrs new play .Scotly king
- f,esert Nina. has already put
nair,as ~ the popular uptown
~ 800 an The aui vl,e ~ excitement
"a whea II vas luther announced
a. walter Scott. the real "acotty, =
49, nrpeaf IN the play Il was
N~ssht TIA, TIE apex ol sensation
..s..s haa reached a climax. hut IN
..s.s,an 70 this Mr. Taylor has So
- other noted attractions.
~ brought With him The Man
Z x.ars another mysterious indi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
How the Famous
Butter-Nut Bread
Is Made

The bezs bread can only be mafe
By the bast methods and there are
a number Of reasons Why Butter
Nut bread Il the bcst
F4rut. BUTTS. Nut bread Il made
% the beat materials obtained BY
blending Dakota. Minnesota and
washington -four. n took n great
deal os care and experimenting 20
asfermlne Just the right proportion
for the blending The differeni
brands OF -four are all tested as TO
their strength and quality and only
the fiours that contain the moet
phosphstea and niiraisa are used.
That Il the reason that nuttsr-Nut
bread f. 50 firm and has sach .
crisp crust, and contains more
strength than any other bread made.
Second: The greatest care II used
In selecting the best yeast 20 give
the dough the rght fermentation
without destroying The strength and
flavor Of the flour. Then the dough
il mlxed by modern machinery
eieefric mixer. absolutely sanitary
and clean Bread mixed In this
manner has a finer texture a better
flaYar aud Is cleaner than bread
mixed by the old-fashioned hand
method. The hread-maklnK me-
thofa employed by leading bakers
Of this country. England. Scotland
and other European countries have
been personally Investigated and
studied and no money has been
spared In making Butter-Nut the
best bread possible 20 make.
Why not buy the genuine and eat
the best7 Why not live on Butter
Nut hrcadz ~ costs no more. I'm
posters arr making cheap limitations
and are trying 10 make a similar
appearing fbtf For your protection
we put our blue label and name on
every loaf There IL none genuine
without our LIBEL Oak Baking Go
60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
STOCK 70
SHIPPED
olRoo SAILED YESTERDAY WITH FRAT LOAD OF eArfLE
AND sHEGP ron sALr.mgAr SUFFERERS or FAR NORTH.

with Pho sailing of the steamer
Dirlgo yesterday forenoon for ahag-
way there wsa marked the begin
ning of tho live stock shipping sea
eon 70 the north. especially 10 tho
interior The Dlfigo had 60 head
OF cattle and 1917 sheep. the former
Ia be taken on AZ Vancouver for tho
Pacific Cold Storage company. final
destination being Dawson
Within the next three or four
weeks the interior stock shipments
will be very heavy. This year there
will BIO little Sowing done with
stock for Fairbanks. although paw-
son stock will be sent down tho
river ON scowA Stock for Fair
banks will be handled by the White
Pass route and connecting steamer
lines. aa the extra prccaution aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

time required In Transporting stock
through does net warrant the out
lay which IN nucahioned By Sowing
Many Local shippers.
This season will see many large
shippers in the field BESIDES tho
Pacific Cold Storage and Burns
BROS, II 4 Miller. known through
out the north a. Cow" Miller Will
make ahlpmeniHs II, Il Gardner,
formerly partnor az Fairbanks
with the late Hen Downing, viii
alao enter the stock bualnesai A,
unatRyaa0n. who has not been en-
gagged IN shipping for two years. Will
again commence. aud Henry Wasch-
ter and w l.. Powell. two large
dealers. will also engage In the bus
ineaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
MOODY rs
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March l0-Attorncy
General Moody arrived here this
morning for conference with the
government attorneys In the pack
era' case II ~ believed that he
has come for the final presentation
Of the case and will probably make
an argument himself next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

popular onea, "Tha Melanehoiv
sunbeam aud tho Rose" u pont
Want Any WartHbuFgor..' Under
the Goo Goo Tree" MY tnklased
Man. Lave. Love. Love" Lutte
I'm SO Happy. "Cardalia Malone
and Since Little Dolly plmple Made
a Tit"
Madame Gadnkra popularity In
he's native Germany Il Indicated by
the enthgelaatie comments OF the
German nfcsa following her success
~ the Wagncriah and MOsartlan
festivals this past summer. A tho
countess Ia The Marriage ~ II.
sAro she won special praise.
THAT there still exist singers Who
have the vcice and atyis Of true
Mozart Interpreters. said the i.eln.
sic fagehiA't, was proved chiefly
by Madame oaAAki. whose countess
was an artistic revelation.
sad To rotate. this highly gifted
artist IL only an occasional Visitor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
LOSS $500

w n. Cribbea. the largest drug
dealer In Dawson. received word by
wire that his loaa In the fire Thurs
day morning did not amount 10
more than $500. He leaves on the
Cottage City tonight for the In
terror Mr.. Crlbbea. besides being
the largest drug dealer Of the In.
terror, II the managing owner Of the
river steamer Monarch, which plies
between Dawson aud Cinema
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
BOOM BROADWAY

A, a meeting held last night the
broadway Improvement club de-
eided 20 ask tho Seattle Electric
company 10 extend its Broadway
line 70 connect with the University
line az lAtona. The club will an.
dcftake aiao TO secure ,ae regfade
90 Pine a. from reeond Az. and
broadway with a view ~ creating a
secondary retail business section tn
the broadway district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
WANTS THE BEST

. ~ nesHy. q "dfeaNy man OF
Esnrcit came % Seattle Friday TO
.eElier a asw spring suit from I'd
white. the popular tailor % ens.a
Collins Bldg Ar J y Ressy learned
that he could SCI no better suit al \
reasonable price anywhere ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
INVESTIGATION
OF MON0POLIES

WASHINGTON. \. C. March 10
The interstate commerce commits.
sion this morning formally ordered
an Investigation OF the alleged rail-
road monopiiies Of coal and oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Remember Il viii 80 70 800 pet
share within 20 daYa You could
have bought At soc. also At zoe, aud
It's moss Zoe. Don't wait unli II
goes o. 800. Nee our "a. on
Page 5. Seattle Copper co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

other turns. From time 10 tins
there will be offered NJ the Star.
acts now playing tho highest prlo-
cd houses " London, New York aud
Chicago. and az far aa expense n
concerned. the management states
r viii not stop al any price. no
matter how hlgh, 20 get the beat
Tor the Seattle patrons. Sunday the
Hhow runs without interruption
from to n T.. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
BISMARK'S OLD
OPPONENT DEAD

berlin. March o.~Eugene
Richter. radical leader 81 the reichs'
taK. and Bismarcka old opponent.
died this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
FARE ADVANCES

Commencing today the through
fare 10 nAwsoa advances from $40
10 fitQ The proportion IL $50
steamer fare 10 akaxwAy. so rail-
ruad IN Whlisharse. and stage fare
20 Dawson tteo. 0enerRl Agent
Dudley. Of the White Pass route. re
eeivsd telegram today stating that
the whitehorae Ira wson trail IL m
the best n condition. stages making
the run In four days flAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

loss Of the Valencia is the title
u nee song which win be issnef
next wers By tho composer. Philip
rrench. 81 Foartecnth and Hanford
streets. Seattle,
u describes the thrilling scenes ~
the recent shipureck In q number Of
verses. SET 90 an appropriate air
The cover page will contain the
EnEiish. Greek and American fiaga
IN. composition 10 dedicated 10
President Roosevelt and King Ed-
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
SOLDIER BROKE
into CITY JAIL
boa woYo STARTED our TO
HAVE A COOP TIME, Bur RAN
INTO A PRICK or TROUBLE.

bob woyd broke lntn iali'' on
"Wednesday night lie 90 Informed
judge Cordon yesterday afternoon
when he appeared before the police
magistrate In consideration for the
terrible state OF mind Ia which he
must have been placed 20 nerve him
Ia - desperate \ deed, ths judge
let him 20 free.
Woyd belongs at Fort t.Awtnn He
got leave ~ absence 90 cume into
toSa Wednesday morning lie had
bully Eaad time. About Il ocloek
that night he encountered Officer
lee ia q down t1~n Saloon. HaYe
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the peace IN a moment uf gcuer-
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