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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Druggists Sundries

These are among the many bar
gains YOU win find waiting for
YOU in the Drug Department on
the main floor. tomorrow. Read
them over
SC sponges. large size. fine
grade. special at ......... &c
25c Bottles OF True East India
BAY Rum. special at ....1Tc
Csc Perfumes. including Col
gate & Co.'S Caprice. Monad
Violet. White Lilac. Jockey
Club and Dactylis; special at
only .....s ..... ......sisf
Csc Channels Skin, size ibxl5
inches: nice for cleaning;
special at .......s....... I've
s5e Stationery. including Eaton
Hurihuts Highland Linen; 4s
pieces in a box; special at. the
box ...-ss ..s-t.t ...ss rue
ioe CASTLE Soap, with Turkish
Bath Cloth. both articles to-
morrow at ........F....... Be
So Blue Seal Vaseline, absolutely
pure. extra special tomorrow at
only s..-..t s.--sss 10y
2se Rleksecker's Talcum Powder,
violet. pink and white. special
at .sss..s ss.ssst 5000 ASf
fee Boxes Of Peacock Linen Fine
Stationery, IS pieces in a box
......... 49,. zoe
Sc pennison's Imported Paper
Napkins. ~ new designs, spe-
cial. dozen ............,.3 Re
f5o Pears Unseented Soaps on
speciai sale tomorrow at q
cake s....st ...... ......s#s iNf
Main Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

that the Northern Pacific Ia going
Ia withdraw all tie coal from the
market means that Seattle eyentu.
ally Ia 20 ho deprived 0i coal from
The Rayensdale and Melmont mines
which have helped out In the past
A Hasvell 4 Co. ownora ~ the
Wilkison. Gale Greek and Carhun
dale mines. ship largely Co other
painta than Seattle the local mar
ket Is left 10 the supply Of the IA.
elfie Coast company. tho Seattle
Electric eompany's mine At Rem.
ton aud a few smaller shippers
Between these there Is no eompe
tition. Practically the same price
IL asked Tor the same grade OF
coal by all producers who ship
here.
Don't curtall Production.
Investigations show that there ia
no apparent effort 10 cuTtail pro.
duetion IN the operating mines
The output Is normal for this tune
uf the year and veins are being
stripped 10 permit Of grcatef pro
daetiou In the fall when more men
can be secured.
There is no incentive 10 eurtail
production. With such a large
profit In every ton OF coal that can
be marketed. the operators are
making every effort 10 set men and
10 mine as much coal aa possible.
not TO relieve the threatened sui.
teFlng ON the part VI the people but
10 swell their own profits,
And likewise. there IA no proof Of
the charge that the alleged coal
shortage Is brought about by an
effort Of the railroads 90 puniah
the people There l. more indica.
ton that the famine In Seattle was
brought about through division
OF territory which Pot Seattle In
the hands Of the Pacific Coast
company
Greed. rather than revenge. IL
the explanation OF the coal trouble
Tomorrow article. the last Of
the series. will deal with the cost
Of production OF coal and what pro
portion the raise of wages bears TO
tho advance ia price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
$1,000 to $3.50 Hats at $7.95

Here's a Summer Hat Sale You cannot well
afford 90 miss II you have any use NJ All
for a stylish new hat We have taken all
the Trimmed Hhts-amonE them many
exclusive models from the best design
ers In the country. and big collection
of tho popular wide hrinmed Tyrolese
sailora. trimmed with wings and rib.
bong-and gathered them into one
grand special sale for tomorrow. Reguf
lar prices are 5000. $500. $3.50 and
$3.50 each. Take the Hat youS7 q5
want tomorrow at .,.....,...... 49,
$500. $50 and $3.50 Hats at s4.is-in THIS
collection are the popular priced summer
Hats and Stylish Embroidery hats tna'
have formed a part OF the seasons best.
selling lines at $500. $3.50 and $3.50.
They are all handsomely trimmed ana
finished. Choice tomorrow SAILS
at only .....-st..s.sss e - 80. "
Millinery Department Second floor'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

Seats went on sale az the Third
Avenue theatvr this morning for the
engagement Of Mrs. Fiskc. perhaps
the greatest living American
actress. The star. Who Is said 10 be
surrounded hy one Of the beat com
panles that has ever visited the
coast. viii be seen In The New
York Idea. a strong play which
has won decided recognition In tbs
NaNt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
YOSEMITE IS
AGROUND

In attempting a passage inside
the buoya aud close 10 the wharyea
at Astoria. tho steamer Yosemite
from San Francisco ran aground
Last night she Ia shipping no
water aud. although she drove hard.
the increasing tides are expected
60 float her tonight OF tomorrow
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Wood to Burn, ACC

Choice OF moro than 200 articles.
n part Of our new importation,
which arrived last week. will
20 on special sale tomorrow,
iunt 10 bring your attention to
the beautiful new Typography
Department. Among these spe
olal sale pieces are Cuff and
Collar Boxes. Glove and Hand.
= korchlof Boxes, Dresser Boxes.
Towel Racks and many others
valued as high as Sl.00 each.
Take your pick of tho 40
lot tomorrow Mt .t...ss.. tON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

At ESQ o'clock tomorrow after
aeon the Star theater viii give It's
regular matinee performance do
signed especially for the young
folks The magic. the dancing. aud
the singing should prove attractive
20 the younger element this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Al the SEATTLE.

NO Mother 90 Guide Her Eocs
on at tho Seattle theater Sunday
afternoon. 20 run all next week.
Chinatown Charlie" will DO given
at the Seattle tonight. tomorrow
afternoon and tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
rAFr's STRENUOUS TRIP.

ST LOUIS. Mo. June al seero.
tarY Taft left at ? o'clock this morn.
Ing Tor Washington, lie naid Il
am too fat and this IL too siren.
,naa will never trY. such a trip
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

flicted upon himself last Tuesday
night. Fiddler had taken a ~ call.
Der revolver into the yard 10 ol0gn
II and the gun was accidentally dis
charged. the bullet penetrating his
right leg Just below tho knee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Embroideries

psc Edainqs, tse-pretty Hem
stitched Edginrs. 3 to inches
wide. cheap AZ 25ci To-
special Saturday ut ,.,,,,A ON
soc Fiounoings, see-These are tS
inches wide and are "a fine quail
ity Swlas. While they 90
last. Saturday only ..... .OJC
t5o and t9e Edaings, iio-Fine
Cambria Edeings from 1 TO 6
inches wide; bargains at regu-
lar prices; IL
special at ,..s,...sts,.. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

You Lake H." "rhe School for
Scandal. Romeo aud Juliet and
Tho Merchant of Venice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

THE Charity hair viii bc seen
NJ the lois tonight. and twice To.
morrow. Next week a Texas
Steer will DO the offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

s.es last June and Is still
= na the Advertised famine
=, ~ manager Of the Cedar
~ mine knew when they
-, - M the mine that they
- Al business unless they
-, =. with the Pacific Coast
Accordlugly tetorc heEin.
- they euterOd into a con
sah the Pacific coast com
~ company buying the out
=, mine "a, a period 81 two
stated price per ton,
~ contract had run a few
- he Seattle market heeeme
efcrsgaehed Without
ne pacific Coaat company
- ,he management 81 TIE &c.
Sssssaln mlne that 20 would
u msrr coal GA tna contract,
- lankers were fuil of coal
,sas the nitro had no mar
..sssl,sAeA All vas forced 90
sswe awaiting an adjustment
81 * pacific Coast company.
Z rrsssls IL Caused
!. pacific Coast company Il.
,.w.sSl 10 carry ont its CON
~ b. that time the employees
4. mlne had scattered and Y
=, months TO set the mine In
80 again. a great annoyance
4. ssvense 70 The operating com
the remainder % the con
8 : nsgs,a relations we're SO AN
49, hsswcen the mine manage
.aa The Pacific Coast com
q 80 the management was
= shai down the mine and
hem the business after the
80 had run cat
- experiences Al the hands Of
~lfie Coast eompany have
.~rased Independent operators
attempting 70 opua up mines
A. calum5la 4 Puget Sound
80 and largely from attempt
s eater the Seattle market
paflie Coast company has Il
I, power 70 crush cut any IN
.,sAeat operator almost az vii.
- hpoxlnS that fact. the tnde'
$500 operators have not deYel'
n he coal fields Of Western
...l.xton as they would other
n hare done.
asspsaslelllsy Divided.
he sztent that tho Pacific
n Ccmpany has cuFtaiied tho
~ b aiscoursging the opera
q AZ Independent operators. u
4 sspoassble for the present con
"a ne Northern Pacific e re-
.lsss "a the amount o. is with
b. q coal last year and its
~ 10 grt cars srOm the msnaa
Z ssaigis
ls&e from Rny agreement OF IN
wssnalnr The companies may
L. rsxArdlng territory or price.
re psponslhle for the pres
ncgtake lu production 10 the
- mentioned.
! ;rsut developments have
AnEhsaad the mon0poiy of the
- Coast company. The an
EEwsnenk b. President Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

Mrs. eliza Ferry t.eary. of Beat.
tie, has received notice Of her 30.
lection aa Vice sag0nt OF the Mount
Vernon Ladies' association. tbs
duty Of which ~ 10 preserve the
old homo of George Washington
az Mount Vernon. Although this
state Naa named after the frat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

Faust at the Third Avenue. Il
proving 10 be the most successful
blll yet put on by the Taylor com.
pany. There viii be a matinee to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
81 Eye Glasses

N you wear them we have glasses
70 suit any purse and ut any eFe.
Examination b. experts Sehuchard
Optical Co. 1907 Second az 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

president. It has never before bsen
represented IN this exclusive 30.
clety.
Held Up At Early Hour.
Two armed men hold up T.. q.
Pate between Third and Fourth ON
Seneca carly this morning The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
VIola AIIsn sneeIal MatInss.

Al the Grand. Saturday matinee
a special bill. Ead a very unusual
one. viii be offered. the same In.
Hludlns the important acts from As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

PUTNAM BOOTS II you ara go.
Ing camping. they are just what
you want for comfort Halls. III
First hV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

SUITS ron LARGE MEN.
We have one department for
tho extra big man w u Hutch
laHon Co. cot 2nd aud Union, s*s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

HAVE fine Jersey Tor only
t2.b0l Come In and SEQ them.
Halls. I'LL First av. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

Examinations will h. hrla u -.
attic Iuly 10. By the civil service
commission 60 secure rfEihl0H
from which 20 make selections fur
the pasitIBn OF assistant tn soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Special Book Sale. 43e

500 volumes OF Popular Fic.
ton BY loading authors. such as
Jack London Harold deGrath.
Anthony Hope. Miriam Michel.
son and many other writer's. and
including the following titles
When Knighthood Was In Flow.
or" .... .......t....Ca akoden
"0raustark" ..... ..McCutcheon
Call Of the Wild" ......aLondon
The Sea Wolf s.s..ts London
The Crisis ....s.t... Churchill
In the Palace OF the King 49,.
....... 800. .s..... Crawford
The Prisoner OF Zenda" Hope
The Master Christian ......
.......... -. Marie Corelli
"st Elmo ....s.. $3.50. Evans
The Virginian" ......t. WiHter
The Cardinals Snuff Box $3.50
....... $3.50. ....... .Harland
The Man ON the Box $500.
............ ...... MacGrath
These books are all handsomely
bound IN cloth aud are clearly
printed on high grade book pa
per. The regular price IL bse.
Saturdays A.
sale price ..ss.tssssssss NON
Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
The THEATERs
viola Allen.

Viola Allen.
Picturesque Ia its atmosphere.
poetic Ia rs lines. and delightfully."-
humorous "a ita playful situations.
Twelfth Night. one Of the most
famous Of thu Fighter works 81 thi
Avon hard. pleased a large and ap-
prrcintlve audience At the Grad
last nixht.
Viola Aliens delightful iatsrpre
tation Of the part Of Viola Wa
largely responsible for the pleasant.
meas Of this classic revival There
are many persons nov Who openly
dislike Shakespeare, There are
many VITO DO not hesitate 10 sAy
that the day Of the classics On The
stage Is past. and that while shake
SUITS Fos LARGE Man.
We have one department. for
a. a.ss~a AZ rnM- "a 81 HWfets-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

We have one department for
the extra big man. w. -. Hutch
lna0n 60. cor. End and Union. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

police. who were NJ once notified.
found no trace Of the criminals.
Recovering From Wound.
Leonard Fiddler Of b62 Broad ~.
Is slowly recovering n the Waynide
hospital from bullet wound In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Mrs. Lsary Honored.

haotarioiogy. en- the bureau Of
Plant Industry at Washington.
y. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
INV COAL MONOPOLY WAS
| cAUsED AND maintained

..,i.o,a nom nrs, paso1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
ID THr euMMIT or sUceess

You'll find the Pacific A Puget
Sound nottiinE Co.'S brand Hero
please note few Of our prizo
winners. popular approval the
Judge Ginger ale. lemon soda.
cream soda. birch beer. naraapar
liza. settler. cafbonic. ylchy. straw
berry. peach and pineapple
There are Others" The average
price L. IS cents the case OF 2 dor
en- bottles set down at your door
One trial proves purity, palatabii.
lty and wholeaomcness
Pacific q Puget Sound Bottiing
Company Phone sxf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
LOCAL FLASHES
Lottery lie Raidsd.

Tonight IN The assembly roata Of
the Seattle college viii occur the
commencement exercises 81 the
year. High mass was celebrated
this morning al tho Church Of the
immaculate Conception. An elab'
crate program will be given TO.
niFht By tho members OF the col.
lase. Right Rev s. J. Harry. ~
Manila. wlll be present aud Will
.dHfssss fHn fiaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21
Framed Pictures

Water Color Fac similies.
Etohings. Photographers and OIL
Paintings. We have arranged
them for special sale on tables
Table No. i--Pietures worth up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-21

We have one department foF
the extra big man. W. u. Hutch.
lnson Co. cor. Fad and Union. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
HAMMOND PLANTATION.

JOHN W. DAVIDSON. road, commits
sioncr. writes: u do not believe in max
ing the proposed change. L think Au-
guSta is Il much more desirable location
for the State Capital. 1t is Il quiet. pleas
ant city, free from the hustle and con-
fusion of Il larger place, and more con-
ducive to a peaceful condition of mind,
necessary for the thoughtful conSidera-
ton of legislative business. Especially
would this be beneficial to the members
from the rural districts. while to those
from such places as Portland, Bangor
and Lewiston it might serve to clear
their befOgged brains and fit them for
the real, honest work of the session. !
am looking at this matter from both
staEdpoints. \ goodly portion Of my life
WIS snnnt in cities of considerable size,
several years in Boston where ] was en-
ga lrcd III newspaper work on the Globe,
and | know from observation the effect
Of city life upon the ruralist. | have
have nothing to say against Portland, il
is Il beautiful city and | admire it eX-
ceedingly, | most emphdticaliy favor
Augusta as the State capital. and have
heard no one in this region express an
opinion to the contrary. Furthermore.
looking at it from n financial point Of
view | think it would be II piece Of un-
called for extravaganza to incur the OK
pense of a new State Capitol. Two or
three million dollars don't take up much
room on paper. but when the taxpayers
of Maine come to foot the bills they
think if the State has any money TO
burn it had better be used for the bet
terIIlent of schools and public highways.
FRANK SMELL, assessor and clerk
writes: ~ our circular letter at hand and
in reply would say that | do not favor
moving the capital to Portland and do
not think the people of the town d."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
MAY NOT RECOVER.
Miss Viola Carter of North Whitefield
Badly Burned.

North Whitefeld, Me-, Feb. r.
(SpeciaD.-Miss Viola Carter started
today to drive to South Whitefield, tax
ing in the sleigh with her a lighted
lantern to aid her in keeping warm
She had proceeded but about half q
mile when in some manner the lantern
was upset and broken and in an instant
her clothes were in flames.
Before the flames had been extin-
guished a part of her clothing had beer
burned away and she was so badly
burned about the lower part of hel
body that her recovery is regarded as
doubtful. She was taken to the home
of DR.. Smith, who gave her medica
assistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
AT CITY HALL.

The greatest social event of the legiS-
latiVa winter the reception rendered
by the citizens Of Augusta to the Gov
error. the Executive Council, and the
members of the 13d Legislature, came
off last evening at City hall, and was
characterized by the gathering of one
OF the largest and most brilliant as
sCmhlages of people that the hall has
ever held. 1t was a representative
gathering Of the people from all over
the state Of Maine. and it would have
been difficult to find a city or town in
least two representatives to the joyous
occasion.
The Governors reception is always a
social event OF the first magnitude, and
no other event of a similar nature can
compare with it in Importance. And
moreover it is always n good time. 1t
has been the custom Of the people of
Augusta for many years with the COM
ing of tho Legislative winter to tender
reception to the States chief eXecu-
tive, his council and the members of
the Legislature, and on each and every
occasion the pleasure which has re-
suited thercfrom has brought to the
people of the State with the approach
of each succeeding session of the
Legislature the most pleasant anticipa-
tons
The reception last evening was one Of
the most successful that has vet been
given, and perhaps the very best, but
with the memory of that which was
given two years ago, rs well as that of
ot bCrs before that il would seem that
CONTINUED On Page Eleven)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
Still They Pour in from the Lead
ing Citizens of Hundreds of
Our Towns.

The Journal continues this morning the publication Of the
replies received from all parts OF the State to its
circular letter asking for expressions Of opinion the propo
stion change the State capital from Augusta to Portland
We published yesterday morning OF that circular letter
the received from the selectmen, masters OF
Oranges, postasers former members Of the Legislature and
others 225 i'll every section OF the State from hroos
took to York and from Oxford Washington. Out OF all
these replies scant half dozen i'll favor OF removal we
publish this morning replies from of these same towns
80 Others scattered through every county Of the
State The tone OF the replies continues the and not
than 50 indicates sentiment the part Of the
writer favor Of changing the present seat OF State govern
melt or belief that such a sentiment exists his community
These published without reservation and kept
file in this office Hundreds still coming ill., The State
of Maine speaking through its sovereign people and its voice
admits misunderstanding The seat of government is
the highest bidder This morning. yesterday
no published from either Kennebec Cumberland
counties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
DELIGHTFUL BALL AT CITY HALL
The Fairest and Finest OF the State
Enjoy Concert and Dancing Till
the Wee 'Sma' Hours.
AT THE STATE HOUSE.

The biennial reception of the people
by the Governor and his staff occurred
at the Capitol Yesterday afternoon amid
beautiful decorations and the sweet
strains of orchestral music. The guests
passed into the anteroom of the Ex-
ecutive department. where they were
net by George w. Leadbetter, messen-
ger to the Council, and escorted into
the Governors private office, where
they We're presented to Governor Cobb.
President Allen of the Senate and
Speaker Powers of the House of Rep
resentativeS. who were attended by the
Governors staff They then passed into
the Council chamber. where they were
pre- scented to Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Powers
and Mrs. Allen.
Many of the ladies fingered in this
chamber and held an informal recep-
ton among themselves, the gentlemen
who had met each other in the course
of their legislative work introducing
them. This was one of the most delight
full features Of the afternoon. as it af-
fordrd the ladies the pleasure Of meet
ing one another also.
The guests have been arriving in the
city for several days and il was to he
expected that the state House would be
overlooked with them. After passing
along the receiving line, many Of the
guests repaired to the Senate chamber
to witness the hearing before the com
mittee on legal affairs. The gallery and
floor were filled.
An orchestra OF six pieces was sta
toned in the lobby between the Execu-
tive department and House and Dennis
Complete Orchestra OF % pieces was
stationed in the rotunda.
The following musical program was
rendered in the rotunda, much to the
pleasure of a large gathering:
March-"Target Practice" Nirella
Overture Festival" Tatann
CihfiarraaCc,ttor'stiicH"iIarrv Homie Lamp.
Concert Waltzes--"A dlvn." j. T. Han
Srlcction-tAIan from Now Klein
Ovorture-"Bo bohemian Girl Balfe
Narch--"Stcel King" st. Clair
Selectinn-"Yanl<cc Consul Robyn
Medlcy-'POpular Hits, Won Tilze~
The decorations We're especially beau
tiful this year AS ono entered the ro-
tunGa q great mass of color greeted the
eye Flags were fixed at every vantage
point and draped from the walls. Bunt-
ing was twined along the rail Of the
grand staircase and flags were hung
about the picture of Washington. The
upper corridor was also profusely dec
GRATED.
In the Executive department the coll
or scheme was green and white with
hero and there group of the national
colors. On the mantels in both the
Governors private office and in the
Council Chamber We're bouquet Of
carnations and a large bouquet of
beautiful jack roses.
Seldom has the historic Capitol seen
more brilliant gathering than that
which filled it's rooms and corridors to
overlooking yesterday. The members OF
the House of Representatives and the
Senate. their wives, daughters and
friends mako quite large gathering OF
themselves and added to these were
many of those formally connected with
the government of the State and the
several departments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-13
LUDLOW.

G. W. ATHERTON. road commission
er, writes: Il think the present State
House is just where it ought to be.
Second. I know there are none in our
town in favor of such a removal of the
capital Third. None of the people in
our town would be willing to have such
an expense on our town for it has all it
can stand now. / think it would be bet
ter to have more school funds and roads
and bridges If anything more should
be said about building it in Portland tell
them to send it further north
f. L. SMALL writes: II answer no to
all the questions in your letter. / am
against abandoning the present capital
and building a new one in Portland and
I have not found any people here who
are not against it too. They think the
State should not spend its money in this
way