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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

az understood by the American en-
picver require Of tho lahorer "
artiaan that ho shall toll a
The limit af HE uttormost strength.
the extra strong and willing and tai
ented mans output going 70 swell
the unpaid for Increment Of ptontH
To the employer.
The great American hog" does
not object tn general Lowell
81 wages. hut does object 60 an
even level Of product for an even
wage Even wages will do. but unz
limited expansion Of individual pro
duct la applaudcd Capital. the cm-
ploYrr IN constantly exaotins SOME
thlng for nothing
The much tnikedsef something fot
nothing Of socialism Is a hugaboo. "a
phrase, Hgmrut Of Imagination
This other something Tor nothing ~
coming to be considered nn the pay
mcut OF a debt due from all strong
end superior workers 20 capital
The free=labar argument IL faIlaeious
IN equity capital only deairea that
labor shall be FREE 10 do more -mofH
The individual who does less and less
viii DE promptly kicked out
Any plan that looks 10 the equal
IkiuK af the gifts or product OF the
individual lahotor according a. the
equal scale ~ wages. o. IA the line
~ simple Justice and honesty So
much wage, SO much o. Dor ENceas
ON either side g. theft. dishonesty.
Let American Industrial supremacy
50 to the winds II that triumph ~
only 10 hs attained BY tystemat lc
robbery - the men and women Wha
do the work. These are not the OLD
slavery days. n a. "a larger extent
the hands and body Of the inborer
are Ftill tied to toll for n plttanee
tho spirit and the mind are free when
they are Niiled 90 De 81. God grant
that the ranks Of labor he aominht-
81 by intelligent. patient and eour.
ugroua will. ever seeking for justice
and honor 20 a triumphant end IN
universal something for something
industrial nothing for nothing. until
monppoiiattc capitalism shall be no
more.
ARTHUR pe Voc NJ. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
ACTIVITY ON
WATERFRONT
Many improvements in the Building
Line Under Way

Great activity In building is noticed
on the water fgont. The trans
portatiun companies are taking
ads vantage - iuil SEA business eauH=
81 by the Frisco strike IL improve
their properties. The wharvrn are
commencing To- lose their taulshac kie
appearance uuw slips are being
dredErt and warehouses improved
The new Oriental dock r. almost
completed. tire Adolf. whieh II now
iYinR there being the FIRST "a take q
cargo.
The Northern Pacific has almost
completed the so-foat addition to ita
dock
C'hiopet ktn new dock between the
San Juan Fish 60 = dock and the
Oriental 81 completed.
The Pacific Coast "a. commenced
this morning 20 tear down the ware
house on the Yealsr dock and 20
move n on ~ the new city dock a
portion - the Ycsler dock will have
- be removed Co make room for a
if0-foat Hilp.
The big HuFtian drrdFr ~ the pu-
get Sound bridge Go 10 clearing M
the slip between Lily BnEnrdua
dock and he city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
important Arrest

Detectives Rrynen ard Tenant
last night arrested one q the rnost
notorious crooks that has been cap
tured In Seattle Tor some time. The
immediate cause ~ his Incarceration
IL ahep nftlnx hut many crimes
have heau traced 20 him and
for some 81 them n has suffered
penalties ~ headquarters last
night he gave his name aa John
Smith. lie vas soon Identified. how
ever. as Meirnse Coraru. Ills like
ness has Ions adorned the r6Euss
gallery. OF late there have been
number % shop fittings and small
burElarisa and the police believe that
Corfien can be connected with them.
This morning John f1ndh ideuti-
hsf the prisoner as the man who had
stolen some goods from hia store a.
itzz Second avenue The man wilt
he held until a thorough investiga-
ton Is made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Mr.. HAWKINS
UNDER ARREST
CoIored Attorney and Police Officer
In a Clash

Edward Hawkins, a eoiorsd dls.
APPLE u Blackstone, was placed IN
der arrest BY patroiman Huhhat1
yesterday afternoon. Hawkins was
not formally booked A. headquarters
but officer Hubbard signifies hts
willingness 20 place a charge % dis.
orderly conduct against the colorei
attorney.
A few minutes before the arrest
Hawkins had defended Harry Mos.
Ean. man charged With being a
vagraut, BY officer Hubbard bur.
Ing HAWKING accommodation oi
Patrolmau Hubbard. the former
charged the onieer with perHecutins
The defendant. Morgan was hnall
given - hours 20 leave town hg
Judge George.
After the trial. Hubbard an
Hawkins began discussing the case
with the result that Hawkins wa
arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
THE SENATOR
AND WAITER
A Rainier-Grand Employe Resenis
lmperiOus Order

TX Senator Marion Butler De- O.
Houth Carolina HtateAiuau. He 10
accustomed 10 being served hy
eniorsd mon who salute when they
enter the dining room and jump
when be HHHa the word. That iHu
The kind Of walters who wear dr"sa
suits in uaHthWeHteru cafes hH Sem
htar Butler learned al the Rainier
Grand Tuesday night.
The senator was "a guest of cK-
Senator HftfEfeW at little dinner
given as remembrance uf many
pleahaut days en- tour iu AlHHhH. The
other guests were also comrades AZ
Senator Jones party from Prince ~
Wales island. After the dinner
came Photographic views of the Pc
get Sound country. and therein Hes
a tale ~ bruised humanity.
Senator Butler dropped one ~ the
pictures and ordered the walter 10
pick IL mp. The order was given IN
Southern style and It's tone WaB re-
aeuted by tho Colarcd man. a re-
funal follow ed. Senator Butler arose
ana with him rose the chair IA which
hn HHt. A scene Of confusion suHucd.
the walter escaping and the irate
senator being uuicted by Mr.. Petit
grew and biz snmuaui0uH The at
fair " uudgr iuVeutigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
DEATH AT
HIS POST

EVERETT. Aug T. - Engineer
Charles Warner was KILLED aud Fire
man Ermin Randall was slightly In
iured in the wreck OF freight train
no. rs on the Great Northern roa
ia mile west 81 sultan. early yeater.
day mofning. The engine ran into
"a burned tree which had fallen across
iAe track. Smoke from = forent-fre
nearby san Hp heavy that the IN.
SINGER could not see the obstruction
ahead ~ him The engine Was hurl-
81 over on IT, side. burying the en-
Finefr under A.. Five cars 81 shin
giles and lumber we're burned Tho
wfeekage WaH cleared away late yes.
tefdBy afternoon. when tn body O..
the dead engineer WAS recovered u
was - burned and scaided aa - 90
almost uufreoFnixahle Warner
home was IN Ifaveuwnrth. wash.
where he leaves a family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
BOYCE CRAZY!

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. "a
sensation was sprung IN the Boyoe
case this afternoon when Coroner
r. ". Brown recognized in Eben
Boyce. the convicted wife murderer.
. crazy man.
Dr. Brown was one ~ the medical
examiners Of the Fourth cavalry. lie
says that when Royce presented
himself at the Preside with an ap-
plication for service an a cornetlst.
he xamined him and found him de-
ranged. He turned him down. 4
protest was sent In and later on an
examination BY other surgeons.
Boyce was accepted for service be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
A BUFFALO
CAPITALIST
Charles W. Goodyear Telks on the
Steel Strike

Charles W. Goodyear. "A Buffalo
capitalist. who with his brother
owns the buffalo a suaau,hanuu
morning Ia his private car. coming
over the Northern Pacific via Taco
MA. Ills trip r. entirely one of
pleasure and with his party he viii
sail on the Queen this evening for
Alaska. Returning. hia car VIII 30
home over the Canadian Paclue.
some time being spent Ga viewing the
Great Lakes country.
Mr Goodyear ia considerably in
tersstrd IN hemluck numbering IN
Pennsylvania. where he holds large
tracts % land and operates large
mills lie expresses belief that the
lumber OF Washington and Idaho iH
% become a most Important factor Ia
the Eastern market His mills have
timber enough 10 last FOR al least
is years
Tho great Eastern steel strike. Mr..
Goodyear says. will probably fail In
itH object. though the men may se-
cure some concessions. lie says the
mbehluIatH strike in the East la set
tied generally. the nine hour day be-
Ing most IN effect. though some
shops work ten hours.
Hunalo wages. he says. range from
ST. 10 for apprentices 20 - 30 for
competent maehiulntH Living ev-
peuars average In Buffalo IS per cent
lower than In Seattle.
The tourist part comprises Sir. and
MrH Goodyear and three children,
Esther. Charles ". ir,. and Bradley.
ard Miss Eleanor Mason aud James
\ Mason. OF Philadelphia. An are
registered a. the Rainier Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
ALL over IN
FIRST ROUND
Charley Smith and Henry Quandt
In Fistic Encounter

Chas, Smith. a Washington street
saloon Keeper became involved Ia q
serious alteration THIS afternoon
with Hermann Quandt "A concert
hall proprietor, The two started the
TOW on Washington street and came
% blows. Quandt e. German Of
ample proportions, but proved TO ne
no match for smith. Just after
the gong has started for the seeon 8
round oftlgcrp Scheucman and Nc.
Ciurg arrived ON the Scene. and art
er declaring all bets OFT took both
! tlncipals GO headquarters, where
they we're booked for nghtine
As they were getting hpfl natter
settled at the station. Mrs Qubndt
arrived ON the scene. and another
rev waa aVcrted only the quick ac.
ton " Jatlor Grant in separating
Mrs. Quandt aud smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

cause u was almost impossible 70
get c0rnefiats.
Dr. Brown says his theory proved
correct and Royce proved by his se-
fiona after he entered the service
that he was crazy.
says Dr. Brown. He VAS n DOPE
Geud Of the worst sort and could not
ride a horse. He made no end Of
trouble IN the army. II was on my
recommendation that he was dis
charged"
HOyce'B attorneys are Tn Seattle
this afternoon and great efforts are
being made TO locate them and APP
prise them Of this new turn In favor
Of Boyce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
PTANDINg or TIE CTTfnH
COULDN'T FIND
HER CLOTHES
So Della Starts In 10 Search the
Laundry Herself

Wong shn. a Chinese taundryman
who has his place OF business near
King street and sixth avenue, caus-
81 a great deal Of excitement In that
district last evening. As result he
and Della onterteax. a French wo-
man. with whom he had the trouble.
were arrested by Ofiicers Rowan and
Flnnna gan on the charge 81 disord-
criy conduct
Mics outcrieax had some laundry
work done by this celestial and she
says IL was never returned. She
proceeded 20 WonE's place Of bust
ness and started "A search for her
goods The row that followed
brought the officers 10 the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
REWARD OFFERED
FOR KERNAGHAN
San Francisco Detectives Will Pay
$3.50 for Mans Arrest

Warren Howard KeruaRhan. the
abHcoudlnR cashier ~ the Sunset
Telephone 60. u this city. ia sin an
unprecedented. In connection with
his case the Seattle police depart
mcnt today received a circular from
the Harry y. Morse Detective agency
Of go Kearny street. San Francisco
asking assistance TN finding the man
a reward n TO h offered for HE
arrest. and his deficiency j. placed
81 5000. An excellent portrait ~
kerusEhan accompanies the request
for his arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

ono ~ the farms was donated hY
chaa euIultt. who waH found help
less on the water front and cared for
tili wei by tho mission In hia
gratitude FOR thla he insisted on don
atluE "a ranch for the care ~ hope
less insbtWtea and dope ntnda A.
present There are II Of THESE men on
the farm aud they attend 10 al the
work that r. necessary. Since the
farm WIS started six weeks ago
three men have been discharged from
iteuted ef their appetite. These
mon are Eiyen employment some.
whore ouf sf the city whore their
craving for dope e not excited bY
an ability 10 Eet b.. ono al the men
Wah sent 90 china on transport
br. DE Noto rs daily receiving ap=
rliehtlouH from all parts Of the state
asking permission 90 Join tho farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
the LIQUOR Trade

The undersigned wholesale Liquor
dealerH ~ Seattle have agreed T.
close their respective places 81 bust.
ness al I O'Clock on Saturdays, com.
mcucing Saturday. August 10Th, 1901
We respectfully request our patron
TO place their orders 10 time 10 on
able va TO I've up 10 this agreement
Respectfully yours.
+. DHYF0DE co.
EHEfEGaHEfMEH BROS,
r. A. BUCK A. co. Inc,
n q X. GOTTBTEIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
MILLIONAIRE HELD UP
Customs Officials Nab A. r. Whtneys Private car-The
Capitalist Is Touring the Northwest With His Family

from having deserted his car AZ Van
couver. after a pleasant run over the
Canadian Pacific. and coming 20 Sc
attic b. boat. lie left the car in
.charge 81 porter and corps % serv-
ants. with an trunks and eompart-
ments locked tiEht. lie expected
the car would be here when he ar
rived.
At the boundary line the customs
officials found Il impossible 70 search
the car without smashing locks. and
30 they ordered II set aside until Mr..
Whitney could send them his keys.
The keys we're dispatched from here
this morning. and the car will prob
ably get here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
SOME THING FOR
NOTHING
That's What Is Wanted, Says the
Doctor

Ttflk lJrszpH
To the Editor ~ the star,-WiH
You kindly grant space In your valu.
able paper for the following remarks
who demands something for moth
ing
Who eomplacently takes much for
Hitler
II h claimed that the success u
American manufacturers IN captur-
Ing English and other foreign mar
Eots has been largely due 70 the
freedom Of the American working
man. who has worked with his whole
heart and head and strength, with
out limiting his energy and output
according 10 the habit and rules pre-
vaillnR In English factories, undes
rules dictated, n f. said, hy EuEllHn
trades unions. The argument seems
10 bs that justice and fair dealing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
DOPE FIEND FARM
A New Industry Started by the Way
Side Mission
An enterprise which n

An enterprise which has not
received much notice from the press
has lntely been started In connec.
ton with the Wayslde mission of
this city. II Is called by Dr. De Soto
IT'S founder, u dope aeud farm"
This institution has been located on
the gtIlaguamlsh river, about IS
miles from Everett. There the mis-.
eion owns two large farms. with nee.
esaary buildings and Improvements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
THE ROSS HEARING

tits probable that the preilniuar,
hearing of Ralph l.. Ross. the de-
faultiug revenue stamp clerk. viii be-
held before Commissioner Bowman
either Saturday or Monday. until
after the hearing is held Ross
friends viii not attempt to secure
bail for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Beliqerent Newspaper Man

g. .. Carlson, a Swedish nowEpa-
per man. interested IN the Nostra
Postcu, o. local scandinavian publ
cation, WAS arrested by officer cum
mlngs this morning for creating q
disturbance In the office Of that pa
per. IN the Sullivan block on First
avenue. Nils q. Lind. owner OF the
paper, lodged the complaint,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

A. r. Whitney. Of New York. n
rnuiti-mlllionalre holder Of Eastern
railway stocks. travelling through
the West IN a private car. has run
counter to the great American Gus
toms house man and been defeated.
Ills elegant private car was held up
a. sumas last night. the authorities
there refusing 70 pass II without a
search Tor dutlable goods.
Mr.. Whitney hts wife and eight
children. with a maid. are AZ the
Tsainier-G Grand waiting for the Gus
toms officials To complete their du-
ties and release the car.
The mililonalre's troubles came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
TEN HURT

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug ss-Two
sections - an excursion train coliid
ed a short distance from thia city
this morning
Eight passengers and two train
men were seriously injured
Some of these are not expected e
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Two Uniortunates Arrested

joe Carroll and william Lewis. two
81 the fnast sbiert morphine fiendH
with whom fhe police has dealt.
we're again taken into custody laHt
night BY 0r1eef 6ehruauan. They
we're Heun by the efficeF running
across Warrington street with a blk
box between them. The officer.
knowing the character % the men.
began an investigation. ~ was dis
covered that the box vas full 81 new
horseshoe nails which the men were
trying a. conceal The cuipfith we're
arrested and taken 70 headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Plans and specifications reached
the chamber II commerce today call.
ing for the construction u a car.
penter shop a. the Puget sound navy
yard. n iB n be isxis0x20 feet In
dimensions and must be construct
81 0f iron. brick and stone. The
amount appropriated for the new
building IL 1890. Contractors dcair
ing to bid on the work may see the
plans and specification by applying
% Secretary Melkie 81 the chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
An Unsavory Quiniette

Hazel Walters. Tom I'M. Al
pltier. william Sparks. Geo. Nc
Greror and J W. Cook were arrest
81 by OHlcers Hubbard Chapman.
Lane and Adams last nlght on sus-
picion. All are persons with unRav-
Dry records and are suspected OF
Some recent violations ~ the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

WASHINGTON. n. G. Aug. s.
The navy department selected the
hattleshlp Wisconsin % proceed e
Panama 4 developments there var
ran, the presence q an American
vessel on that eide II the 1sthmua
An order was sent this afternoon te
The Wisconsin with Instructions e
procerd from Brrmert0n 10 san
Francisco. where she viii await FUR.
ther lnatrncilnns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Aue S-Tb,
Transfers II street sweeping aud
sprintling cars Joined the strikers
today. and the streets sre unswept
and unsprinkitd.
Ninety coasters and 30 deep-watet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Geo. n. Brown Not Gully

Geo. ~. Brown. aEains, whom e
warrant Vas nworu out b. the
PLUMBING inspector yesterday. wna
found not guilty - diaoheyinR the
uew city ordinance - Judge George
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Must Keep Clean

n y Haker. manager Of the I. Y.
l.. laundry. on Third avenue between
Columbia and Marion streets. was
arrested b omear wilkH tina morn
Ing for keeping a dirty sidewalk IN
trent % hts place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

SPOKANE. Aug. Seattle de-
feated Spokane yesterday hy a score
~ ? % 5 The game was anything
but brilliantly played by the spo.
kane lads Hickey.s odd pitching for
Seattle resulted IN hts being replaced
by Htaxall. who succeeded ln doing
somewhat better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

are IS supervisors Who draw salaries
aEgregatinE about $4,000 a year.
This one item 81 expense would be
done entirely away with, and mucn
better roads could be secured. it Is
claimed Il four men had excila.
i've charge and the improvements
were let BY contracts. Several
speakers declared that the present
system Of making roads allowed q
the biggest steal and graft ~ any
thing in the county. The opposition
comes mainly from the country PEG.
pie. whom the speakers declared
vVere not informed on the law. that
In order % Wtn the point tn favor "
the law. this must be a campaign %.
education.
Among the speakers az the meet
ing yesterday we're A. l.. Rutherford.
Hector MCGOWAN. Commlasianef
ellison. Commissioner =. j SMITH.
VIII ~. Parry, r. sharfoek. h. a.
elise and Mr.. Goldsmith.
An Assi,rs,iso Boats.
A resolution tavorinE the appoint.
ment u local congress composed II
% members who should attempt -
adjust questions that arise from time
to time and threaten 70 iniurs the
city, was introduced BY Donald
Fletcher and referred 60 the COM
mittee on city affairs. II IL prupos-
81 that the congress he composed Of
- members ~ the chamber ~ com
rnerce. - from the n bor unions All
p from the associations that employ
labor.
August Toeilner historian ~ the
Volunteers association. IN com
muuicaiinn suggested that the cham
her take some action IN assisting u
entertain cot. Wholicy when he sis
is Seattle. The letter Was sent T.
the committee on city analrn
The committee that had in charge
the entertainment ~ the congress
sionai rivers and harbora COMMITTEES
On their recent visit here. made
its report n the cha frptssr together
with an itsfuiEed aecoaut ~ All sx-
penditures. THE report was r~e~lv.
81 and the committee vsaa given a
vote q thanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Vessels swing idle In the harhor
II g. expected that wholesalers to
morrow viii refuse credit to retail
groecrs south OF Market street
where the majority of the strikers
reside. Ne dislurbanees today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and vicinity Tonight and
Friday. fair. warmer Friday. light
To fresh northwest Winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ms. Katie Brndun ~ Aberdeen r.
visi,ius Mrs. Katie Wise. li2si4 Ffth
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
Accused OF Stealing

X Prlvas this afternoon swore out
warrant In Judge Georges court
charging +. Iaska with stealing SIS
from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
THE UMATILLA
LEAVES FRISCO

Tho umntllla. which has been de.
layed several days by tho teumstcru
strike Ia san Francisco. sailed thia
morning from that port for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Showing Father O'Grndy's dream, IA
Transformation scene. hurseless FIRE
engines of New York city, ride up
tho Eiffel tower piecadilly circus.
arrival of train at Paris exposition
and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

TACOMA. Aug. s--Ftve 20 three iu
favor ~ Taccma f. what hapreneI
70 Portland yoater1ay afternoon. Ths
Wshfooi lads raa up a pretty score
- u errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

Pete LaftaH. q Greek c9nfectlouer
vas arrested b. Onesr Zen Thomp-
900 this afternoon for peddling
sith0ut . license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08
ST EEL -

NEW YORK. Aug. "a repor. f.
fn circulation this afternoon that the
steel trust proposes 10 night the Am
aigamated association by ormiug
rival association Of iron and steel
and tin workers.
II is said that the trust VIII en-
deavor 70 enroll IN ~ membership
all 0f the non-union employees.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. s.--The
conference adjourned at s:30 Tor
luncheon. shaner seemed happy
when he emerged from the confer
snce room. but refused 10 talk.
Gompers intlmated that he will
make statement when the consult
sti0n terminates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-08

John kaufman. Aibin DahlRren. J.
Ennis and ". peekhon have sued TO
libel the steamer Ruth for salvage.
They aiiege that they we're members
OF the crew Of the santa Ana. that
tho Ruth WAS ahipwrecked near
Nome July Z. 1901. and ON receiving
a signal Of distress they proceeded
with the Santa Ana 70 the Ruth and
tawed her % Nome They. therefore.
ask the court "a grant them reason
able salvage In proportion to the
value 81 the services they perform
ed.