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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
A BUNCH OF CLEVER STORIES
Revealing PERSONALITY
OF the PRESIDENT
CAUGHT BooTBLncK snoRT-cHaHelmc HIM. AND
GAVE 500 BILL TO cHRRiTy-in a CAMP
or NEWSPAPER mEs

President Roosevelt Htrenuously
objects to having photographs OF his
children published. During the cam
paign a number OF requests were re-
ceived by him from pictorial papers.
but in each case he declined.
IF too much attention II paid TO
children at tho are Of Q they may
become spoiled" he declared.
President Roosevelt prefers TINT
his wife and children be eliminated
from his career 10 far as the pub
lie IS concerned.
President Roosevelt as the assist
ant secretary Of the navy was noted
throughout the government depart
meuts for the rapldity with which he
ditposed Of government business.
Promptly at . o'clock he seated
himself at hls desk and began the
Transaction 81 public business Hts
naval aide. Lieut. Sharpe. usually
came Ia az that time with n mass Of
papers. Briefly summarizing the
contents ~ the papers he awaited
Mr.. RoOgevelrs disposition n them.
- .eoQy-ra. TIA .se shE- usus ~ .t0gk
place:
This II a BIN from Mr.. Blank.
who writes that he has been watt
ing" explained Lieut.. Sharpe.
PAY him. said the assistant sec
rotary.
In regard 20 the appointment OF
So-and-So. . machiniat IN the navy
yard" continued Sharpe.
Appoint him" said Mr.. Raose-
welt.
Invariably his disposition Of bust
ness was accomplished IN sentences
Of not exceeding Ave words. In com
plJcated matters, however, he Insist
Cd upon personally going over all the
M r..ru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Erprse vancouver aud orsrand-Lsars 80
a N. Arrive 20 .. m.
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In Hotels.

Among the prominent arrivals az
the hotels OF Seattle today are
A. the Stevens I'D Wells sheriff
% skagit county. r., Mcmillan. a
lumhcrman of Arlington. ". y.
Kingston. a merchant of Everett. o.
n Crane n mining man ~ Helena,
Mont r. Swinmsrtou mining man
90 Siiverton. G. w. Brandon. a bust.
ness man % New Whatrom John
Msloney' a losger. o. sSykomish.
At the Rainier Grand: a. r.
Halnes. 81 Tacoma. = ]. Manion. 81
OF Spokane. A. g Newell aud wlfv.
% Portland; George r. Myers. a sal.
mon canncFyman % Portland. a. =.
Bullion. merchant Of Victoria. II. q,
At the nrnnswick: j. ~ Pa,iiio
and wife. Of Los Angeles Mar.
tin Berry ard John Mckenzie. min
ms men from Ros.land. a. G.. w. q.
isstt. prominent resident Of Oak
Harbor; A. n. Moulion, a Hoauiam
man on his wry back from Nome
Rev. Nelson Clark. pastor OF the NJ.
y. church Tn spoksns.
~ the Seattle: Y. q. MoNicssn.
formerly connected with the ~ A.
r. a r. Co. bu, now interested In
mining affairs 81 Nome. y NJ INIT
a phvsteian from Wef Oak Ia ~
g, shaver. a mining man ~ Moscow
idaho. ~ A. whitman. of Tacoma
Y. G. Wood - Auacortep. Q. 70. Gall
win, Interested largely IN copper
properties ~ California " anriand
a merchant ~ Everett. J s. nonnaii.
iumh@rman ~ Whafcofn. Fred q
Baker. connected with the spokea-
man Review. % Spokane.
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7c. ewes, ehc pork. De- por ID. veal.
large. D.. small. Zoe
proylhona-Iiame. i5c. breakfast
backs. zoe. bellies. lie.
Honey i2HHlAc.
Huttor. Chosss. Eggs and Poultry
Butter -- Warrington crenmoriea.
pound pfiu'a. Pc. Eastern Iowa
aud Ilgin. 2tQ2jc. frcnh runch, 100
100. --.
Cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. 10; Eastern. New York,
i4utsc. Wisconsin. iSc. Hoqurfort.
4sr. Ednm. ti1mi2 per case. New
York. il1flGc. Limbufgrr. lOmlic.
brick. lGut1c. Swiss. IA lsc.
Egga Strictly fresh ranch, 50e,
Fact ru. i1m25c.
Poultry Hens 100. large ppfinH'
lie. broilern. i1Nlfc. ducks. l94llc.
Corrected Daily. - The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro
duccr 80 round lots on tho dock or IN
the car ~ Renttiei
Grain oats. t2i 0O023 10; barley,
ft7 O0ui900. wheat chicken feed,
$50 00m2i 90. corn. 81 GO per 100 lbs
Hay Puget Sound. per ton 10000
~ %. Eastern Washington timothy.
p0Qi500. alfalfa. fii00
Butter Fresh ranch. i34i4c, ma
tive creamery. 22423o.
Cheese Native Washington. itc.
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch, z8c.
EHftrrn t3U22c.
Poultry Hens. s@i0e: large spring,
lGniic. small spring i2ml3C. ducks,
ioWilc. turkeys. llmi2c.
Live stock -- Cows. 3ihc. steers
t4c. calves bh87hc: sheep. 4c:
hogs. GWbhc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
CHRISTIAN
WORKERS
IN CHINA
iaaiher Party Soon to Embark -
Entertainment Monday Night

Next Monday night a farewell
sathertrg VIII BE- held In the Ply
heEth Congregational church for
tae second party Of China Inland
Missionaries who are 70 embark for
'ae Fiowery Kingdom on the steam
e kasa haru. Oct. IS. In the party
iA@t leaves next Tuesday there are
= persons. including men. women
sad children. Last night a party OF
8 Under the direction q Horace w.
ncuse.ns. arrived from California
s&saF.ay another party Of II Is ex-
ala.
Fey. II. w. GIIchrisi. pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian chgrrh.
" n charge the reception 81 the
l-ss'anAyiss- Dir. Glichrizt win ar
stAss ne program for next Mon
~ nignt. and II ks his intention 20
- eyon a number Of the foremost
s1'sag ne workers 10 make address
Z aaa tel some Of their experiences
- ne Eferior Of China.
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p" Mo, SIR! YOU SHALL NEVER
SPANK NAE!" she SAID

NEW YORK. oct. io--It h not
nice FOR younE woman 20 bo spank
cd on the stage right before all the
folk OF Madrid aud the I<ing Of spain
TO nny nothing OF the audience. and
Il isn't art. either. according 20 Miss
Agnes lane. who was asked To- rub
NIT 60 such proceeding Just a. iiven
up the nrnt act OF Don Caesar De-
Bazan." Miss Lane declined 60 he
spanked, 30 hHJ engagement 10 play
Mariana ~ the Don Caesar road
company was cancelled, aud now she
has asked her lawyers 10 sue Edwin
itoutrii FOR the amount Invested IN
costumes 90 be used Ia the play.
Miss Lane played last season In
the nrrnhnrdt Coquelln company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
CAPTAIN
SERGEANT
irving Ward and George E,
leighton Promoted on
Police Force

chief OF Police Sullivan this morn
ms appointed Sergt Irving Ward to
the position uf captain OF police. Co
ON the new position created by the
city council az tn lest session. Pa
trulman George LEIGHTON. who has
lately been doing office duty. YVES ap.
pointed 60 the position Of sergeant.
vice Ward. promoted. Both men are
faNorAhly known on the force ana
the news of their promotions meets
appreciation.
Capt Ward was appointed pat
rolman July ~. 1894. and by earncat
work he rose 90 the position of ser.
geant He is the drill master and
crack shot 90 the force. Capt Ward
has seen military service under Glen.
Gibbons
Sergt. Leighton was appointed a
patroiman june 10, 1894 lie left tho
force FOR a short time. but again
went on duty Sept. 81 iS97 He has
seen hard service and ~ well
thought of by his suporlora
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PREACHERS LICENSE
is TAKEN FROM HIM

INF.Z. Ky. Oct. i0.--Rsv Ira Entep
aged -. for 10 years a minister % the
United Baptist church. suffered the
revocation 81 his license 20 preach
as the result 81 an ecclesiastical trial
on The charge Of violating ths Tulea
Of The church.
IN compliance ~ the dying re-
quest of his daughter. Mrs Fannie
Meeks. he baptized her by the pour.
ing on % water. which action was NJ.
legged 90 be breach of church rules
fEe was tried twice here on the
charge and acquitted. whsfeupon the
church authorities took the case 20
Ward chapel. three miles north. on
a change - venue He will appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
MANIAC

MILTON. W. Va. Oct fo--Iohn
Drennin. a Young man residing four
miles sas,. visited Cincinnati four
DAYS $50. and lmblbed freely ~
bad whisky on hts wny home hia
nose began bleeding. and this con
finued for fourteen hours lie be-
came - weak that he could not
walk when physicians succeeded
In stopping the flow ~ blood urrn.
min became unbalanced mentally and
r. now n rnving maniac
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orest Northern


Columbia 4 Puget Sound Two trains, Risel
Diamond shd Ffautlu leave SO a. m tet.
cent sunday and 2 IN p. M Arrive 10 os a
M and ans .. m. lsrceut sunday.
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y was hired nH leading woman"
sald Miss Lane. "uud after tho re-
hrafsals were al over I was told
that | wasn't noubrettiah enough.
Mr.. Hoaiell told mo no was delighted
win my acting, but that the gentle
man win money wasn't satisfied lie
wanted Don 'uenur 10 take me across
his knee ana spank me"
Ncvrr' ] exclaimed. Indignantly.
"but he would not listen t1 reason.
lie told me I Was very modest nu 1
vety shy. and that they were vcrS
nice qualities. but thny wouldn't DO
Inv the show business Hc wanted
10 make a hin by having mo spank
cd. ifo called u playful business.
u was aB ridiculous an Il was indie
cent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
POTATOES
TUMBLINC

Business about the markets H. very
slack
Hot house lettuce n n drug on tho
market. outdoor lettuce is good aud
plentiful and being bought up in
place % the indoor product.
The price ~ potatoes remains the
same as quoted yesterday with a
strong tendency 90 tumble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
LICENSED TO WE'D

ne following marriage licenses
]efe granted today. Hans Haiver-
"a aged 80. and Laura Hlsxinboth-
an q, both OF Seattle, r.. ~ Fon
81. aged 20. OF Green Lake. ana
Mite Blanche k.dgertou, x. ~
gIants Pass. Ore: Victor w. n
lsezdorf. aged p. OF Piaischie. Wn
20 Hortense r. Fletcher. 20. N
enslstopher. Wash OIof Anton or
~ aged e, and Christina Olson. q
bosh o. Wickersham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Chrinfrnsen'H private school for
dancing and study ~ grace. Glasses
graded as follows: ChHdren'a class
(hvRlnnDfa}. 5-iO years 81 aRr, Sat
urday afternoon. oct ~. 1 D. M.
Juvenile class 1boginners), 1915
years " ARu. Saturday afternoon.
oct. ~. az 2.g0 .. m. Advance juy~n-
lie class, October -. az Z g. m.
Grntiemen'H class. beginning MON
day. October 18th az ,. m. Ia
dies class tbeRinners). Monday. oct
IL at D. IA. Advance clnNs. for
ladies' aud gentlemen. Monday. oct
- ~ $500 Private lessons hy APP
pointmentH. Res III Ninth avenue
Phone Brown SOS. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
IN The COURTS

Harvey o'Neul has sued the city
~ Seattle Tor $3.50. on account of
personal injuries.
Leandcr c. Cushman asks for 5000
damages from tbs a. c. kaako I.um-
Der Co. alleging that through neg
iiEepce % defendants employee a
shiugie block WAS allowed to fal
upon him. breaking his shoulder and
lnnicting Injuries about hts head.
In the case OF the schwabacher
Hardware Co. against the 0oicou6a
Mining Co. In Judge EmoFys de-
partmons. a sealed verdict handed
In al the opening OF court this
morning gave the plaintiff tufgmsnt
for ssssis.
The Pacific Clipper line has sued
X. y. weeden for leoo. under con
tract 90 tow a barge for defendant.
1Ee plAintin performed nine days
service at 500 per days. but has
only been paid ss0o. An afsidavl,
and bond for garntshment II the
Scandinavian bank were ried.
Elizabeth Chopin Bancroft petit.
tons the superior court 10 change
the surname Of her two sons. Robert
and Ro@e. from steward 20 Chopin.
she waf divorced from their father
hen they we're very young and aooa
after married Eugene Chopin. and
the boys nave ever since been known
~ .he name q Chopin Mr. Chopin
frceutly tied. leaving his business
20 the p@tstipnsr. and both she and
her sons. Who VIII later succeed to
thc business. believe that 81 will b.
advantageous 60 them 20 retain the
name ~ vhtrh the family has hiih-
erto been known.
A. A. wbmolck ana the transport
alton companies are stiil at a. The
tls.Ge0 damage case IN Judge Bells
department Is well along Ia the sec
ord week. and the end L. not yet In
sight The corporations apparently
remember that the uinin'iN - NOR
tai. While they possess the element
~ pefpesui;v.
The Pacific Bridge CO. has hiea an
amended and supplemental complaint
In rs action against Chna. =. Church
and the United States Fidelity 4
Guaranty Co.. asking s1Tss n darn
ages. Church had aub-rontract
under the Pacific Bridge Co. on the
Cedar river water system. and the
=. $. Fidelity a Guaranty Co was
on his bond for the proper perform
ance Of hts contract. The plaintiff
alleges q breach. causing II thu loss
Of the sum sued for.
| Myrtle N. Emerson wants a d.
vorce from Nelson r.. Emerson. she
alleges that BE- has deserted her ana
her child. ana has made no DrovlM-
ion for their support. although he l.
worth 1000.
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President Roosevelt has a mind 81
his own, and does not hesitate 10
make u known. A bunch Of promin-
eut politicians. together with "a COLI
legs president and n personal friend,
called upon him ia Washington 20
urge the appointment Of "a certain
vel known naval officer TO the East
ern station. We are very glad 20
see you, Mr.. Secretary" they voiced
together; but. quick as d fash.
Roosevelt. swinging I'm his chair.
said We'll, I'm not at on glad 10
see you. least Of all today. You've
called az "a very bad time. for I've
got some business 20 attend 10 that
calls me away ~ once uurt M
you good day. In a few minutes
secretary Roosevelt wac uI.
late president and Dewey had been
practically decided upon ns tho or
ficor 20 be sent 20 H0upkgug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
C. P. Pension Fund

bert Collins. city ticket agent Of
we Canadian Pacific. has received 4
.opy o. the Montreal Star, which
announces ...l that At a late meeting of
ne &. 7. X. directors Il was decided
y create a pension fund for Old en-
p1yes A quarter OF a million doll
- ~ vas voted for a nucleus for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

dream OF being when YOU were a
bo,f
n DO not rocollVot that I dreamed
at all or planned az all" he answer
"a. ~ simply oboyed the Injunction.
Whatsoever thy hand nndeth 90 do,
DO that with all thy might. 80 l took
up what came along as 4 came.
since then l have gone ON Lincoin's
motto. Do the best. II not. then the
H.-.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
caRRiEs LOOSE Coin

President Roosevelt "a religious
man. and wherever he goes stands
We'll To- the estimation 81 the neigh
horn for his ncllve participn tiou Ia
works % religion and mercy lie car
rief pnrlly pocket ~ loose coin. an
equally well proportional purse ana
checkhooh that rapidly becomes a
package ~ stubs
fot his habits are no regular that
the least irreEularity In a business
Transaction attracts his watehful
oversight and household servants
always long m hia employ while 70.
aiising the freedom they enjoy. give
the cinsrsf attention 90 the details ~
their miewardship
A friend accompanying him on
jaunt about New York saw "A $40 bin
dlas ppear IN the portrmonnair % a
solicitor for n we'll known charity In
the same ave minutes that the priest.
dent called attention % tho over
charge Of Ave cents A b0utbiark.
taking advantage - the presidents
haste tried 20 satisfy him with a
nickel less 81 change. but the earle
eye 81 the public administrator de-
81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
WIN NEWSPAPER MEN

Especially with Newspaper men
has she new president been popular.
During the campaign IN which he
was elected governor of New York
a journalistic headquarters was vH-
tahllshsd az oyster bay. T.. T.. ana
The Newspaper rnen esmped on the
lawn In tents.
One evening when nj wan dark end
aiiii-and u r. pretty late. OR. rather.
early. IN n camp ~ newspaper tnrn
when ~ becomes Eflii enough 20 sleep
"a noisr was heard en- alarm raised
and thr word ps.Hef that An intFaf-
~ vas present. n nm che culprit.
haya'" rang out the familiar voice ~
Candidate Roosevelt. match IN hand.
r Just ran IN 20 500 hpw YOU nre
getting along. or n ynu are not get
ting along ~ al Hove Eoes e and
who IN very thirsty after his dav ~
toil7" Every head vas M and FOR
half m hour NJ Roosevelt stayed
with the h0yN ana cheHrrd them un.
laughing ana taking ~ that 4;
would have hern fifHruit for a
stranger 60 have told whn was the
candidate ans who was fhe scribe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
WRETcRED sMALL.BoY

on one occasion, when he was
speeding over the Pennsylvania rail
road, en- route 90 Washington. fond
father held hts hoy lu one arm and
"a copy of Judge in the other. A car
toon 81 an triahmnn on the wnrpath.
knife IN hand. and savage teeth dlH.
played. doomed up before the small
hoy Il know hint" said the boy.
% ! guess you don't" said the
father. HuHpeCting nothing aud see-
ms no cause Tor alarm. Yes. I DO"
persisted tho had hoy II know who
he 10 and what hr - Hos called
Teddy Roosevelt and ne lights tho
Indiana standing on horseback. and
what De can't cat 90 pieces ha tears
VIM LIa Ia..Nhin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
State Of Washington Delayed

The steamer state ~ Washington
wiii not resume her run tonight II
has been found that her repairs
could not be finished In time II
f. expected. however, that che will
b. able % get out By Saturday night
Untii then her frAfiio wlii be- cared
for By tho steamers Discovery and
George r. starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
an HONEST MIRROR

Prshiasnt Roosevelt WAS once trav-
sling Ia Idaho. ana passed book.
Hiore in the window ~ which was
copv ~ his Winning OF the West
te'ra INTO tho hooka'ore hc inquired;
WHO IL this author. Roosevelt Y"
% said tho bookseller. he's
tanch irivcr" And what do YOU
think OF his book" nnked the presl-
dent, well" said tho dealer. slowly
ana deliberately. rive always
thought "a like 60 meet the author
and tell him that II he had stuck "a
running "a ranch. and give M writing
books. he'd have made "a powerful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Barney Reynolds Missing

Tho sheriff has a letter from Hon
oiuiu inauifinE for barney e. Rryn-
oids. aged -. who left that city two
years ago bound for Seattle, and has
not been heard from. He - 8 feet
81 or ? inches hish. with black hair
and dark eyes. pupil u left eye
white. Can sec very little with left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
THE SOLDIER
CONfESSES.
he Is Under Arrest for STEALING
$4,000 AT vades

EdWar1 Austin. colder ~ IT.
lAh.nW, o. Dec josh ~ Nnl]eH. charged
Win We ihDfi Di $1,000 DE- o. allaR-
90 q" have stolen IcHcl case 90 tuf
nom" NJ IeHHls BE- H9y. containing
1900 ln gold dust. currency and
rHlunhlNH The stolen Rooda wrro rec
covered on a 1DnfeHriou from Austin.
who told The officers whore the
treasure wac hidden. DE rald Doe was
not party ~ the theft but that
two friends whose uHmr De- would
not give. committed Che crime.
Austin WIS held 90 she grand Jury
iu bonds of 5000.
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tonso labor. We associate ourselves
20 advance these interests ana in 90
doing We are only running our own
busin.Ha
A challenge for mortal combat was
given hy the Employer association.
They refused 90 Hue union commit
tees. the only praceahlo way differ
onces could be- adjusted and noth-
INK was loft Go organized labor but
a resort 60 that terrible weapon. ter-
rible 90 those Who give ana those
who receive II. the strike,
Tho first Bios struck
nut the nrat and unprpyokrt blow
was struck" hy the EMPLOYERS as
F1clation who aimed al che total am
nIhlla ton Of organized labor in Han
Funcisro. and al that the union.
lists ga WAS 90 defend themselves Ia
the most effective way they could
under the law,
Well now that the frncan Nv over.
the rrorsHaid uniformed public Hhya
ip summing up the net results,
that nn the conditions are 20 be tho
same az existed before ard. having
gained nothing tho strike WAS
foolish and disastrous crime 81
trades unions Hui that Is according
90 which point ~ view one takes N
The unions hal nrecipitated the nrhi
or bad demanded some definite Inn
prpy~ment Ia their conditions OF iifc.
then IN truth could We say th1t so
them the results we're indeed barren.
For Self Preservation
This was a war ~ self -praHervR-
ton. The dire calamity 81 utter de-
strurtlon thus threatening. sOiidin~d
the serritd ranks 90 labor A decent
and civilized standard Of living for
themselves and their dear ones was
az stalks The impros er,snts they
had made 10 their conditions BY
years Of organized EFFORTS was now
20 be swept away by one fell blow
~ the strong arm Of organized cap
ital The struggle was forced upon
them and their courage ard manhood
spFsnE up invincihie. The threaten
ed destruction was thwarted and
such blessings Of civilization as they
have previously won by organisa-
ton. are 90 be retained by them for
Nesr1u az least THIS looks 20 a
uninuist very much like a decisive
victory and shows that labor unions
cannot be "annihilnted" with i'm.
puuity.
W, c. II. RANDOLPH.
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Philippine Tariff Laws

Tho chamber 81 commerce today
received from the war department
division u insuiar affairs. the rcvia.
81 and amended tariff laws Of the
Philippine Archipelago. which was
enacted Sept. ~, 1901. and which
takes effect Nov. Is. 1901.
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STR. BERTHA
FROM vALDES

~ steamer Bertha. Capt. Iohan-
~ arrived from Cook inlet and
Yllta this afternoon at halfpAst
ikss& she had a hesrvy cargo %
xi~sn ard ~ passengers. A ma
trtiy sf these were canrery en-
rAeyes. but = number were return
izs nlaers from the Copper River
nenfry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Theodore Blaasch Dead

Theodore niaanch aged % years.
died nt FIRST avenue ard blanchard
street yesterday ST.. hiansrh was
member ~ the local ciRnruakrrn'
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Leave OF Absence

Capt. PenroHe. Of the local United
States quartermasfers depot. has
been granted thirty days leave Of
absence. and will leave on the 18TH
% the month on an extended trip IN
she East.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

A Y. Ewineford. formerly governor
% Alaska. but nos engaged IN min
Ing enterprises az Ertrhfhnn. rnma
down on the city ~ Crntfie yeHter-
dar and IL 90 fha Northern. He
reports great activity In the mining
regions abou, KefrhitRn. with every
prospect ~ large development next
spring.
r. a. Bryan. state superintendent
% schools arrived from Olympia to-
day and IL registered Mt the Hotel
nuffrF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
PREFERS a soMBRERo

During the campaign Senator Han
ma asked Mr.. Roosevelt 70 wear "a
SIX hat In the larger cities.
But / don't Ike them" objected
Col Roosevelt.
II think, though. you had better
Mr. Hanna.
"All right. senator. the next time
! 20 - Albnny IN get ont my elk
hat ana wear IT," replied Roosevelt.
me next time he vent 10 Albany
was sfter the close Of the campaign.
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"a Rank Fake"

Says Mr. B0oHevclt: y REFUGE abb
solutely o. talk politicn. II anything
appears iu any paper wherein ] au
quoted on the political situation you
may pat b. down az f. rank fake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Who Stole the Chickens ,

n. y. Ross. a street car ernnlova
IItspofted % the police this afiernoc,
teat Z thief had broken into ne
.ilessn house last night and stolen
hslf dozen Of bis best fowls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
False Alarm

At SEQ o'clock this afternoon a
IRE IN the star Paint Co. on Pike
street. was the cause ef a run 10
box No. 20 The flames W~rr soon
extinguiahef and little damage
y AZ done.