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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
STR. DOLPHIN
FROM SKAGWAY

s,.nmsr Dolphin. Capt. o'Brien. 90
- Alaska steamship CO. arrived
s,ar Skagway and Lynn canal
,..-ts.at Z o'clock this morning.
- a pasxcngers all of whom
49, mem Southeastern Alaska
ne trali Is nov impossible and
- tee on the river Is starting 10
A-~.k IN skaEWay Is in a sort Of
serr,aut state. and T. anxiously
.pa,tlnz the time when navigation
al opsa and travel WI once more
= gcoc
i Heney. contra scr. who built
- White Pass 4 Yukon railroad.
ssss 4 passenger. He has beer an
sksxway several week on important
rnli-,aad business
ne foilowiuS are the nrst-class
Messengers.
~ 4. y. Forest and children; =
n Rrfsrrnau and wife. Mrs. T. Rus
81 III. T. Peterson. Carl Z Plant.
MI Heney. j. MeNamee. r. 9.
hammond. =. =. NOVEL;. j. II
E~rnpster. q. ". solomon. T.. W.
psIIces and wife. =. 7. Bushnan. T.
n Roberts. f. II. James VIM.
f.raweil. c. Miller. Mrs. r :. Hut
eAles Dan Evans and wife. J. /
Sussfh. Mrs. A. Jones. ]. Grrfger, W.
Grpxx. =. Turner. y. A. Rouse. An
a pauisou. 7. A. SarEinz. T.. Bruce.
a ]. CANTON and Miss Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

the Northern Pacific and ~ HsH
CrutH from Seattle Ocnatn. South
upud aud points intermediate Co
Portland Ca all points Ia Texas on
the following roaaa II. 4 T c. y
a n. -. q. ~ a &. A. - n a N
\. q n w + a -. e. n a N IT
". a y. o.. q. ". T. a - ~ Y
Y. q NJ.
The rate from Puget nnund and
rucine coast points a. tunnio and
return WIS nNed At the meeting Of
The Passenger association held last
week at Del Monte. bat no official
statement has Nrt been made by the
tH Understood. however that tho rate
s. regarded bY railroad mon as ryp-
aunahly lew.
Tho California prune Primer BE-
the second of the PRIMER" series uf
pamphlets ISSUED hy the Southern
rurihc railroad company IL tells
ia an attractive way all about ore
gon. Washington aud California
prunra and has appended number
Of recipes for cooking pfunen.
"A Home IN California. aad How
60 Get H. IN the latest Of the south
eru Ptctnc compauy'u circulars and
shows up ia tho most desirable light
many af the cheap lands OF Califof-
MIA.
Tho curront number 81 sunset. the
hrlEbt mHEnAiue issued by the
Southern Pacific Tor Advertising
purposes. 10 fairly sparkling with
attractive articles and pictures
The Propaganda IF the pruur' h.
one Of the papers that will be of
value 60 Washington fruit GrowerH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
STATE ITEMS.

NORTH HEND - government
surveying r. being done north ~ thiH
town, near Fifteen Mile creek
GENTRALth NJ. y. curry. "A
we'll known attorney ~ eontfuliH.
iH suffering from slight mental dc
rnuEemeut. Recently while IA He-
atti" he wnH cared FOR By officers Of
COLVtLGE Prof ". 81 Davis
has been appointed - teach in the
public schools Or Manila Professor
Davis AT present e. principal Of LellH
academy. Elleuahurg.
EILESRHEHG Charles Blair.
q prominent farmer of near here.
has been ud1udged insane aud sent
% the state asylum at Medical
Lake.
WALLA WALIA - Hereafter the
Wailh Wailn hospital will be known
~ the Joseph C0naster Walla WHlla
hospital. Ia Difference 10 the wishes
n the founder
SOUTH BEND = Attempts 10
nont the stranded bark Portulloch
have been abandoned until tho high
tides Of next month set tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

York. who have Just returned from
AtnHkH. and r = German. "A we'll
known business man ~ Portland.
~ the seattle J. ". Hnrfark. San
FfanrlHcus g. + Christian. or Town
send ehnn. Philips. chicago. Mrs. T..
- Palmer and Miss Palmer. Che
mHiuuH. 4. g. Maurice T. GruubHum,
New York " NJ Rogers. AnannrtaHt
- NJ Mason Spokane. Emil Wei
brandt ~ Louis ". -. buYhI Lin
coin. -. g jack. Dorchester. Mob.
g. H. Steel. Tacoma, a Il. Coleman.
Port Townsend. John Black Miss
Black Niles Hair aud ). Taylor, ~
Victoria, and - II. James, 81 Ju-
nfau.
~ the Northern ]. y. Hammond.
Portland A. ~ Armstrong and 4. A.
Meukira. Portland. jas. Friedman.
Portland D. =. bowni". WhHtcom
4. D. Mrerlmmuu, Victoria, Is. g. s.
Muftnu and wife. New Westminster.
Conrad t. Horha. Tacoma. n. lioi
Htrr. hpukune. -. Church, Florence.
~ e McDavid. San Francisco. &.
Rogers. Honolulu. sidney Johnson,
san Francisco. aud Frank =. Hogan.
IL Wcil-knoNu mining man OF Hpo-
kane.
A. the pnler: 9. =. Jones. Nome.
John NHdwifk. pewhlto. MIR aud
Mrs. John calder aud Miss Jennie
Moore. tsHvenWorth. T. a. Yetter.
Hauih Bend ". ". CHnkry. Ecdro-
Woollsy. J. 8. Jhminan. d prominent
lumhermun Of Mud Hay. Jas. Mciu-
taah and q. ". DE- Lnrimer. 81 the
county surveyors office ut Olympia.
W -. Gilmore. prominent mer=
chant Of Edison. and Mnn. Gilmore
A. g. jones. PRECEDENT of Vauhon col
lege.
A. the stevens ~. *. Luton. Vic
tpria. =. G.. J. l.. Todd. Tacoma
Mary HaRcnbueh. Boise. Idaho. H
lialliu iirtmrrton. ~. Teas. itnby.
Wy n n Anderson. Harper. Wy
D. \ AuHek. g. a oregon, Sam
AreHdt. North Yakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
In Hotels.

Among the guests registered
az the tainlrrsGrand are Nj aud
MrH a. 8. ". CLARK. Platthhurn.
y. y Jas s. rnoHrain aud a. N
Rose. =. Angeles. n. =. Wrtrh and
wife, Victoria. a. = shaw and wife.
Victoria. . 4. CareW Gibson and
wife. Victoria. Jas HpiaKsL Port
land. ] = Leighton 81 Louis. 81 II
IussY. Victoria. n. g. MHhrt. bay
ton. - Frank Carter, San Fran
cisco. p 4. Harlow. y Y. A. s.
Reed. Victoria. Fired A uhfliu. Port
land q. 81. Perkins " s. Mariner.
d BardHiey. Portland jos = Tor
bet. tirrmertun. A. l.. Broadbrnt.
rurs Townsend. J. II. Tanner and
wife. San FtaurlHcn. ~ G. Haas.
san Francisco. Y. y. Derby and II
= Mimic. salem. or YIN. ]. Muir
and =. + Morris. prominent Portland
bankers. Air. and Mrs ". a. sharp.
and Aiisa miair. Melbourne. Aus
fuilA a. Mason New south Wales.
Mr. and Mfs z uraN bell Everett.
At the t8ruuawiek uuF r. Waters
prominent mining man - nuttr.
Rev. ". :. fisuioin. ~ y pastor At
oak Hnrhar. and Lumber Dealer Jas
johnson ana NrH. Johnson. II Ahsrs
deem,
Al the Hutifr A. Mnnuoaen. Vic
taria. 30. G. p r Arson. Salem. orr
a katurf and wlfr. san Fmuftueo4
ten =. Taylor Baltimore. q +. cob.
Denver =. " Hidsneuf. Detroit.
Edward e. Perkins, tiuatou. q Buck
man and David Mckay. Fhiladeis
phia. IhoH. ~. beVvrvuN. Chicago. ~
~. Cooper. Chicago. ". e.. Run.
Portland. g. ,. nildiue. Tacoma.
John kerHHn. san FranriHca. =. -.
Npw~il and y. =. Hammond. - New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
RAILROAD NOTES.

The largest crowd set % the fam
Gus Burlington aNe0fsfoaiala viii
reach Seattle thiH afternoon. coin
lnE by way % HuinRs Mont These
excursion parties continue to grow
In size. A considerable percentage
% the tourists are immigrants and
prospective homeseekera.
W. W Harder. city passenger
agent of the - r.. a y. went TO
Portland today on q business trip.
What was probably the fret ticket
Co the fan-Amrrlean exposition az
Buffalo sold iu seattle. was diapua-
81 81 this morning BY the BuFllnE-
ton people. Inquiries concerning
rates have been coming IN rapidly
and a large sale ~ tickets Is ex-
pseted TO soon b. on
The southern Pacific has inhuEur-
atsd a rev rate on shingles. which
went into effect yesterday The
rate was made in connection with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
Wine FIEND
IS Mr.. GRADY
YammauY's Brilliant SEN
stor In . Sanitarium.

NEW YORK. April ga state SEN
"a, GRADY. Tammany's chief orator
...,. the descrtton Of Rourke cock
an. Is rccuperating az sanitarium
,u,m the effects " wine drinking
y. sonssaa, devotion TO the bever-
=. earned for him at Albany the
,rpu,asiou Of a vine heud, For
-, weeks. Il Il said. he was al
,st constantly under It's influence.
n. oftsn arose in the nlght % drink
-, ar thrce pints lie was indif-
s.re,t A. 10 brands. ft IS expected
-, Ne viii recover ga three az four
-snths. Another Tammany light
...wer Congressman Tom Bradley.
asa IN Washington u. e., few
-. asa a. a result Of wine drink
iar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
MARKETS..

nfade Is very good today. and
nseh Of yesterdays steamer good
szss disappeared.
~ POTATOES are getting very
snladani- and old ones scarce. Yak
"a frst quality cannot b. bought
- leza than SO today. Two move
- e1f1e IN last night. but they In
- way changed prices.
"a e@r or California fruit and veg
Aees came IN this morning.
sas...nH tne cargo were straw berries.
49, eucumhHrs. butter squash.
.s 49, sfead fFpit Strawberries AMI
-. 49, are little slow. because ~
sh prices. Everything in the veg
''eoe nne has ready sale.
s.'-of-tpNn orders were heavy to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
an vo' Kitchen, sub. .

Congressman Jones 81 Virginia told
THIS story 81 his father: Directly att
vr the war. Jones senior was sent 10
the state senate. An old slave who
hMa belonged 70 him wac also elect
81 20 the senate. The two drew al
loihins seats. Senator Jones vas
very courteous and In addressing bis
farmer slave always called him nan-
ator. The old negro stood Il for anrar
time and finally said. "Mansa Wi
lam. | don't like dis senator bust
nesss KANT l come down to -
house ana visit that cook 81 yourn ?
| Huhtinly would like permission 10
visit 20 Kitchen.
The request Mas granted. and while
senator Jones Was In hts library the
other senator was down In the hitch.
en- visiting the cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
COST FlANCE
His Bride-to-Be. Becsu 10
No Wasn't Wise.

CLEVELAND. O.. April 81 Mr1
barbara benkeF a.. IL wealthy
widow. has broken on hrr engage
meut with Geo. a. krHHelmHn. She
has been living la modest apart
mentH az JoneH and David streets.
and, Incidentally looking FOR man
who would love her for herself alone.
She thought keHHelmnu answered
that description until Hhe discovered.
she says. that b. had gone ito look
over her fine farm near Jasper, pu-
hule county, Ind, aud that he had
entered into negotiations O. start a
t3b.01O straw board factory When
she found this out she decided that
che was loved for her riches. aud not
for hrwotf Thorcupon she returned
the marriage license 60 her suspicion
a. hle uau0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

bacon. s 90 10 lbs, isNc. dry. aalt.
81 clear backs etc bellies, zoe.
Butter Cheese. Gggs sna Poultry
Butter Washington crcamcrtes.
pound prints. soHatC5 Eastern Iowa
and Elgin, gec, trvsh ranch, lgutte,
California creamery. thHt6c.
Cheese Native Washington, FUN
crcam, lsc. Easteru New York. Toe.
Wisconsin. iAc. california. ie5fi3r.
kuquefart. doe per no. Edam. 81 anal
laoa per case. New York. lhaltae,
llmharger. i6ul9c. brick. i6Utje.
swiss 1Na DC.
Eggs Strictly freah ranch. i6ul7e.
Eastern. Isolde
Poultry chickens. live. igH8tlc.
ducks. tf8itcs geesc. ia6ltc. tnr.
Keys, i2isWlttse,
Dressed stock - chickens. I48
Is, turkeys, l3taNlahe ducks. t54
lee gcese, l2i4ntShe.
Corrected Daily The following
priees are being offered 10 the pro
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle
Grain oats. Sc o. barley.
siN.e0. wheat chicken feed. $3.50.
corn. s2aa per 100 lbs
hay-f'uget SOUND. per ton. sis 50.
EASTERN washington timothy. sie.eS
0leba. alfalfa, $1,000 tO.h0.
Butter Fresh rancn. toN tacs ma
tive creamery. i1HfSc
theests- Native Washington, isc.
Eggs Strictly frcsh ranch. i44isc.
per dozen.
Poultry live. uaisMo:
ducks. t2AH iac; turkeys. tsisaftae.
Dressed try--Turkrys iSefttAe
chickens. iaN ietec. ducks f.atlAtsCs
geese. lttec.
lave stock-~Ccws. sNci steerv. "a
t@cs calves. 81 1TAc. sheep. uhorn.
&c. lambs. e.. hoes. kQ5ke.
Dressed stock -Hoes Sc. lambs
SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
BUY A BIKE

And when you start out with
this intention don't forget that
Ne are the exclusive agency for
the INEN JOHNSON. The
INER JOHNSON is an ANTI
TRUST WHEEL. ana for this
reason itn makers can turn out
a much better wheel than the
concerns Who are now IN the
combine. II u wrll-kmoW u
fact that the Bicycle Trust u
turning out an Inferior wheel
hiie the makers 81 the fVER
JOHNSON. who are free and
alone from the Trust Influence.
are turning out mrfitofioun
article We have also the
Zenith oxford" and the EIa-
ridge All guaranteed for one
year. We sell bicycle supplies
ana hundftsn Ne also conduct
an up-to-date repair depart
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
WITH GUNS
AND ROPES

ST LOUIS. April q - am willing
Ia lead a delegation IF cttiEeus - this
ward "a the city hail with shot s1ina
Hnd rupea and demand recognition.
" e n net given. and the man Wha
was fairly ei.cted ia this ward r.
unHeaied. let those who uHsaat him
TAKE cate ~ themselves. We have
been robbed. or that I am certain.
AMI I am willing 70 back my deeilr4-
ton with a gun or rope Are there
any otaarHH
Three hundred eitisenaof the Truth
ward who heard this declaration
FROM Police IudRr T y v zIm-
mermaH. &C meeting - the Tenth
Ward Improvement association. NJ
Chipprv a hall. arose and ehsefrd the
sentiment. ard offered 90 Join is a
demonstration The meeting WINS
runsidcruR the report that ths cfan=
in cor bine VAS planning a. uuaeat
onto = Kafhs. she pubic Ownership
party member 81 the house - dole
gates from the Tenth ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
MARINE NEWS.

ne steamer Rainier left San
Fs1ncfsco for this port at 1870 am.
yesterday.
The Cxarfna arrived IN San Fran
eise0 from Seattle this morning.
he schooner Martha w. Tuft.
Capt AePhee, arrived from Yaku-
1t this morning with a large cargo
q eannery produce The Tuft Is
swned By the Y. A. Fredricks Com
rany. q Yakutat.
Ihs schooner a. 81. Baxter ar
rysd AZ Ballard from Honolulu last
sazaf and Is now loading lumber for
callfornla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
Teaching Doctors to Cook.

Frau ttrdEwtw ifeyi has started a
cooking school Tor doctors ~ Hefiin.
More than 100 prominent physicians
from France. Russia and Italy. a.
yell az Germany. have alfvady taken
The course. and o. b. reported that
branch schools 81 the same kind are
shortly e. b. established IN other
capitals 81 Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
Second Pay Streak.

The second pay-strsak on n Dor
s4s creek has heen discovered. Is
IL statement made by j. "A Miller
azf Chs Solomon q Dawson. who
registered AZ the Hotel Northern this
nnrzinx. This discovery ts said ~
thsse Gentlemen 70 Be bona-fid and
= regarded BY mining men as very
irarnrfanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
First N. G. Church Tonight

sundsy-school class No Is viii give
q literary and musical eutertAinment
II ~ First II. r church this even
inx Mrs Jennie HouEhton- F,dmunds
Vii sing ant Ellsworth Piumstead
ne Detroit character driin~at0r. viii
rzrder several selections. There wili
- - admission fee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

This property 8 down. e. month.
$500 SKIS Nineteenth aRr. north.
enc block proposed car line. street
severed
fzEs Corner. 9 blocks Queen Anne
school.
ftTh= Lot near queen Anne school
Ett0=aaxtlt. nice location. Lake
Union.
500 For lots. SO down. SO month.
II = CAMPBELL. 40a Burke bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
CYCLONE.

WINNIPEG. Man. April IA
destructive cyclone passed over the
Ross@r and Stony mountain districts
hsr evening. causing great damage
70 farm buildings IA FAR as II
knoxn no lives were lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
MORTALITY RECORD.

JAMIE katherine Lang. the three
yrar-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mn A
lanE. died last night Ht the family
Residence on Eighth avenue south.
near Weller street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Hailey's Photographs sii
First avenue Coupons for pho
foRrauha must be presented be
fore Stay 20 or they are void.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
ZOO LATE To CLASSIFY
PERSONAL
coon SEyvs To Ali

coon NEWS To all
HTTTEH IL DOWN
To-Day ur sell thr leading bran ~
Washington creamery. e lbs for
A. fancy Iowa. : he 50 Call
fnruin creamery his tar And
home ranch eEGs 2 dgE Nsc New
sr happy n NOT cutting prices
down. hut always keep The very
best 81 goods Cow Butter Store.
ffl8ts second avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

Commencing Monday Eeth. Ne WITH
make "a special sale every Monday
mofuinE. Sec cur ad star Paint
Co. 11ozlas Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

ments Tor a grand barbecue and pic
uic some time tn june
Electrical Workers report having
effected satisfactory adjustment
Of ths difficulty With the Seattle
Electric CO.
The Musicians union has under
consideration a new scale Of prices
a strong effort u being MADE 20
bring the International TYpnEraphi-
cal convention for 1919 10 Seattle.
ABERDEEN 49, ~ Connolly
logger who has been running a cnrap
near here. O. In financial dlneuitg
and his camp has been closed down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
'ossIHe QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILYl
Green fruit.


W S s. it759z75 a box: lines.
~ ~ case: cooking apples. s0c0
ssss..s afing apples. s. %. fancy
srgss .pples. tl.5002 -. navel or
IL si-s1Ul.f5i Seeding, 9I.25N
amman, tz.60a2 -. olives. s0q
IN gallon grape fruit. Fi.75a
81. ssra@befriea. - 00l2.zs per
p'neappies. N.00m4.50 per dor.
Vegetables
r....s,satoea. 5is G6afs 90 mar ton
TO 80 v case. carrots, per sack.
ia .aoN Danver onions. f8d
hlpe !, luce, si.516fl.e0 a case: tur-
4 p.r.-os garlic, eGfs &c. cabbage,
osls,ppp e.s l9u20c. huska. i5c. green
ssIssv -. doz; cauilfi9wcr. sf.25
To- I, '-e.uasc per dozen sweet pOfa-
lsfr. ~ ..s'4z.pg Spanish Chill pep
falifn,.. 80 -. aauer kraut. gate;
tfileh,.a mead lettuce. sbM75c case :
ialie 90 50c dor. green peas.
isaes ~ 10: dried nRr cartons. g0e
- 49, ~, Imported lie: tomatoes.
f,6s,sse. tl13. dates. gTiGc por 10
w ~ ~ per dor. rhubarb. 80aM
tse parsley. 2541scs aspara gus.
; s,s..s potatoes. t2d2 q. spinach,
q =, peana, ioc; cucurnbers. Ills
Provisions.
sssr ~. sseat-cow beef. 7ase 10;
:, IT,. = per ID, mutton weth-
= veal YES, 70. pork, 707ikc per
Ffss,., safge, sffsaS small. i0QI054o.
Ans ~she- = Hams, large. Ise.
''Aail, izgi2lzc. breakfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

We have 4 faffury repair man and
are prepared 20 rebuild old ma.
chimes =. e. SlleH. i1a Cherry
Tel. MRfn. 81.
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Light running Columbia rhaInlesa.
80 rtrisfnwhrr rrna NE - as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

To baiiieahIp Steamer AthIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
Expert Typewriter Repnlrlnu.

Keep IN nina" cilns's piano house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

The Upholsterers' union held an
other rousinR meeting last week
Two new applicants were Initiated
into the union. The upholstererf
are steadily and surely gaining iu
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

At the meeting Of the Western
Central Labor union last Wednea-
day evening the following new dele
gates were seated Street Hallway
Employees Thomas COwan and l..
shipper Upholsterers. Valentine l..
Lowe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

The W. e. L. T. rRauizatlon com
mlttee reported tho receipt Of In
formation ~ the organization at
Everett Of union Of ahingle weav-
era with 50 members. also that an
urRa nizatiOu ~ the brickmakerg Of
that city would be formed the fol
lowing evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

The Musicians union met on April
. To complete the work left uufiu.
ishsd on the 18TH. The revision Of
the price list u still under consider
alton. and for the purpose Of COM
pietinR the work adjournment was
taken until Tuesday next. April ~.
at 10 .. m. az which time II r.
hoped all members that possibly can
will be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

Brewers report the signing Of their
contract. including the reduction Of
hours from nine 10 eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

The committee appointed by the
W. q. l. q. 10 interview Quarter
master Ruhlen In behalf ~ the pay
fnent ~ the union acnle of wages
for lnnRahore work on government
transports at this port, reported It's
efforts unaucceeafal. and recon-
rncnded that letters be cent 10 our
senator's and congreHaWen. with 81
view Of obtaining relief In the mat
ter through higher officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

Butchers say their roll Of mem
berahlp ~ increasing by ave or six
iuitia tons every meeting: that Frye
Bruhn co. had signed their agree
ment. but their committee was still
circulating same among the smaller
shopr. three signatures having been
obtained. they are making arrange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

The Washington a Alaska steam.
ship Co. loading at YeHler dock
from now on Will employ union long
shDremau only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26

BARRIERS report their membership
roll increasing and all their affairs
running nicely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-26
LET THE MAYOR
Be MAYOR ONLY
The Kind OF a Man the City OF
Rock Island Needs
Now.
PEOPLE PAY FOR HIS TIME
v. M. Banding is so Situated
That He Can Serve City
Exclusively.

If there ever was time in Rock Is
lands history where the people had
a right to demand for mayor a man
with intelligence, capacity and oppor-
tunity to insure painstaking admin
istration of public affairs, it is now.
Apart from the moral phase of the
situation, on which Mr.. Banding
stands alone as having had sufficient
courage to declare himself, there
are other questions of vital con-
Germ facing the city that will exact not
only careful judgment. but the entire
time of the incum bent of the executive
chair. The water question and the
fire alarm system improvements arc
only few of the measures demanding
immediate and thorough attention.
City Pays For Mayors Time.
It is proper that the city should
have at its head a N an who will be
at the city's disposal not only at this
particular time, but at all times. The
city pays it's executive a salary OF
81, 200 per annum, not for so much
of his time as he can spare to the city
but for all his time. Mr.. Banding is
so situated that he can devote himself
exclusively to the public business.
without sacrifice of other interests
that might otherwise essentially
command at least a portion OF
his personal attention. No man who
has established and built about
him a successful and creditaoie bust
ness of his own, could be expected to
neglect it for temporal political power.
We do not find many of this kind oil
men in this day and generation.
Fortunately Situated.
Mr.. Banding. however, is more
fortunately situated than most men
in his opportunities to serve the city,
He is unham Pered, and if elected
mayor, it will be his pride and pleas
ure to attend solely to the dutie:
which the people rePose in him.