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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

President Roosevelt has a mind Of
MS own. and does not hesitate TO
make u known a bunch on prumln-
eut politicians. together with a cole
lege president ana a personal friend.
chiled upon him in Washington to
urKf the appointment OF n certain
well known naval officer 10 the Fnst-
ern station. We are very gfad 10
see you. Mr.. Secretary" they voiced
together, but, quick rs a flash
Roosevelt swinging ia his chair
said Well. I'm not nt all glad 10
see you, least Of an today. You've
called at a very bad time. for I've
got some business to attend 10 that
calls me away at once mrat bif
you good day In a few minutes
Secretary Roosevelt wra No.
late president. and Dewey had been
practically decided upon az tho Of
fiCer 20 be sent 20 Hougkouv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
MANIAC

MILTON. ". Va. oct iH--1ohn
preunin. n youag man residing four
miles east. visited Cincinnati four
days aro. and imblhcf freely ~
bad whisky. on bis way home his
nose began bleeding and this euH-
tinued Tor fourteen hours lie be-
came 30 weak that he could not
walk When phVHlrians succeeded
In stopping the flow ~ blood Drrn.
nth became unbalanced mentally and
is now n ravinE maniac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

y wnH hirod as leading woman"
SAID Miss Lane "And after tho re-
hohrHhla were all over wna told
that / wasn't foubrottish enough.
Mr. hostoll told me be was delighted
with my acting. but that the gentle
man Win money wasn't satisfied. he
wanted Don Caesar 10 take me across
hiH knee ana spank me"
'NcvtrF ! exclaimed. Indignantly.
hut be would not listen 10 reason.
iic told me ! was very modest an /
very shy. and that they were very
nice qualities. but they wouldn't DO
In the show business lie wanted
10 make a hit b. having mo spank
ed. lie called Il playful bualnra4.
e was az ridiculous az II was indie
cent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
HUGHES is
ACQUIT TED
mry Says He Is Not Guilty OF
Killing Vim. Murphy

go. .v,sence IN the Hughes MUIR
..... vas concluded yesterday be-
Y. y. { e'sloek and the argument was
- this morning, the entire case
..nsysne a little more than a day.
49, 49, n Faben. deputy prosecuting
- appeared fer the state, and
~. n. Roberts defended the ac-
suast ,,
,..s~say. Hughes VAS sitting out
Il !, Rsara % Trade saloon on
go runlng. Aug. Is when
$50 wAo was entering the sa-
- .~s~d him Of being drunk.
-. s,aowea Murphy Inside and
- Nm a blow In the face.
s.a,s..x HIM down. and then kicked
Nnm tAs groin.
varpAy was taken 20 Providence
s,.r,,al where he died the next
nGaing.
ua-pAy was q pears cid. Hughes
- Hs Is street contractor and 50
a,.s known. his previous character
moa. He wsns on the stand IN his
~ behalf aaa testified that he be-
ame very aruak on Saturday night
s-a had no recollection q the occur
wnce.
Al ] s'elork this afternoon the
sary rstu-ss4 Ia verdict Not gull
w. lanes Hughes WAS discharged.
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
ing appointed SerKt. irving Ward go
the position ~ captain ~ police. TO
hll tho now position created by the
city council az its last session, Pa
trolman George leighton. who haa
lately been doing otice duty. was APP
pointed 10 the position of sergeant.
vice Ward, promoted Both men are
faVorahly known on tho force and
the news OF their promotions meets
APPRECIATION.
Capt Ward was appointed pat
rolman July n. lSaA and hy earneat
work he rose Ca the position % ser
gcant tie Is the drill master and
crack shot 81 the force. Capt. Ward
has seen military service under Gen.
Gibbons
Scrst. Leighton was appointed
patrotman June nc. 1894 lie lot the
force FOR a short time. but again
went on duty Sept 3. 1891. Ito has
seen hard service and ~ well
thought ~ hy his aupcriors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
CHRISTIAN
WORKERS
IN CHINA
lau'Aer Party Soon to Embark -
Entertainment Monday Night

Next Monday right a farewell
nthsring VII be held in the Ply
south Congregational church for
'he seeond party OF China Inland
rissionaries who ars to embark for
~ FioNtry Kingdom on tho steam
r kasa Maru. Oct. Is. In the party
lhst i<aves next Tuesday there are
= persons, iaeIudins men. women
ana shiidren- Last night a party os
= unsser the direction o. Horace w.
Holi1iag. arrived from California
s4israay another party Of "a Is sx-
ala.
h-y. y. W. Gilchrist, pastor OF the
..stmiasisr Presbyterian church.
- = charge the reception 81 the
-.asnaries- Mr.. Gilchrfst viii ar
..ess ne program for next Mon
nlsnt and II IA his intention to
- slon a number o. the foremost
sa'ons ne workers 20 make address
~ tel some OF their experiences
: u'e interior u China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
wRETcHEo SMALLPOX

on one occasion, when no was
speeding over the Pennsylvania rail.
road. en- route 10 Washington. fond
father held his boy Ia one arm and
q copy OF judge In the other, A car
toon % nu lriahmRn on the wurpnth.
knife IN hand. and savage tooth die.
played lnom~d up before the small
boy n know him" said the hoy.
%. ! guess you don't" aaid the
father. suHprctinE nothing and ncr-
Ing no cause Tor alarm, Yes. | do"
perBiHted tho bad boy. Il know who
he Ia and what 10 ia' Hos called
Teddy Roosevelt and rs NIGHTS tho
Indians standing on horseback. and
what ne can't cat 60 pieces he tears
with htH tas.fhfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
IN THE COURTS

Harvey OMEN has sued the city
OF Seattle for $3.50. on account OF
personal injuries.
Leanaer G. Cushman asks for 5000
DANA ges from the ~. G. kudke Lun-
Der Co. alleging that through neg
llsrncc ~ defendants employees, a
shlngie block WINS allowed 20 fAtl
upon him. breaking his shoulder and
innieting Injuries about his head.
In the case ~ the schwAbacher
Hardware 20. against the Goiconda
Mining Co. In Judge Emory's de-
partment. a sealed verdict handed
In At the opening ~ court This
morning Fave the plaintiff Judgment
for tJ4s,is.
TIE Pacific Clipper line has sued
". =. Wee3en fnr $3.50, under con-
tract % tow a barge for defendant.
TIE plaingin performed nine DAYS
service az 500 per days, but has
only been paid $500. An arldavts
and bond for garnishmrut 81 the
Scandinavian bank were flied.
Elizabeth Chopin nancros, petit
lions the superior court % change
the surname 81 her two suns. Robcr;
and Rose. from Steward % Chopin.
She waa divorced frorn their father
when they were very young and soon
after married Eugene Chopin. and
tbs boys have ever since been known
BY she name Of Chopin. Mr.. Chopin
recently died. leaving hts business
to the petitioner, and both she and
her sons. who viii later succeed 10
tbs business. believe that u viii be
advantageous 20 them 90 retain the
name ~ which the family haa hith-
sTto been known.
A. A. wtaSnolck and the transport.
alton companies are SIN at Il. The
tie,G damage case IA Judge Bells
department. e we'll along In the arc
Qnd week. and the end In not ret IN
sight. The corporations apparently
remember that the uiaiuun il NOR
tai. While they POSSESSES the element
81 peg pmtuity.
The Pacific Bridge CO. has aief an
amended ana supplemental complaint
In isa action against Chna. =. Church
and the United states Fidelity 4
Guaranty Co. asking SA7fs 2 dam
ages church had a sub-confrart
under tbs Paciac Bridge Co. on the
Cedar river water system. ard the
Y. s. Fidelity a Guaranty co. was
on his bond for the proper perform
ance Of bis contract. The plaintiff
alleges a breach. causing Il the loaa
Of the sum sued for.
Myrtle ". Emerson wants a a.
vorcr from Nelson v Emerson. she
alleges that he has deserted her and
her child, and has made no provis-
ION for their support. although be ia
worth s20.9oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
LICENSED TO WE'D

&c fstiowing marriage licenses
- granted today: Hans Halver-
~ AGED %. and Laura Hissinboth-
-. " both OF Seattle: F. ~. Fon-
49, -. aged %. OF Green Lake. ana
1ltAe Blanche Edgerton. III ~
esiaats Pass. Ore. Victor w n
sssnaorl. aged q, OF PialschIe. Wn
~ hortense p. Fletcher. 30 III
s..a.'istopher, Wash. Olof Anton o.
y, aged %. and Christina olson 70
soIn Of Wlekereharn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
an HONEST MIRROR

President Roonovolt was once trav-
cling IN Idaho. and passed book.
ntofo Ia the window 90 which was
copy OF hla Winning OF the West"
buing into the hookHtnre he inquired
"Who i7 this author. Rnoaryelt p"
"O." unii the bookseller "han a
ranch driver" And what do yuh
think of hia book =" asked the prcsi.
dent. We'll" said the dealer. slowly
ana deliberately. rive always
Thought ia like to meet the author
nnd toll him that II be had stuck 90
running "a ranch. and give up writing
books, he'd have made powerful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
POTATOES
TUMBLINC

business about the markets ia very
slack.
Hot house lettuce IL drug on the
market outdoor lettuce n good ana
plentiful ana being bought UP in
place % the indoor product
Tho price ~ potatoes remains tho
same aH quoted yesterday with
strong tendency 20 tumble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
The SOLDIER
CONFESSES
He Is Under Arrest for Sieaiinq
$4,000 al valdes

E1ward Austin. q soldier ~ u,
Isin. um, lf 90 lhi a. Naldea, charged
WIN inc theft of 5000. fic is aiIeR-
gl 20 have stolen "a jewel care o. the
home Of reHair ~ 10y. containing
$1,000 in gold dust. currency and
vnlunbles. Tho stolen goods were re-
covered IN confession from Austin,
who tod the officers where the
treasure woe hidden DE aald he was
not p1ftY 10 the theft. but that
tWo friends. whose name h. would
not give committed the crime.
Austin was held 10 the grand jury
ia bonds 81 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
State OF Washington Delayed

Tho steamer state 81 washington
will not resume her run tonight n
has been found that her repairs
could not BE- finished IN time tt
y expected. however. that she Will
BE- abba 60 get out By Saturday night
Eutii then her trafgic wfil be cared
for hy thr steamers Discovery and
Tirurge l. starr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

a r Hwinefort. formerly governor
II Alaska. but now euEa gcd IN min
Inc enterprises az Eetrhihan. came
DAY and 90 az she Northern tie
reports great activity IN the mining
regions about Kstchiknn. with every
prospect u large development next
spFtng.
". n. Bryan. state superintendent
Of schools arrived from Olympia to-
day and q registered At the Hotel
Yaffrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
c. P. Pension Fund

-, ~ y Collins, city ticket agent OF
J.. Sanalian Pacific. has received a
, ny, q the Montreal Star. which
,,s. ~ =. that at late u1e@fiu0 =
= - =. Z x. directors Il was decided
!, s,. assts a pension fund for Old ern-
$50 a quarter Of a million doll
~ vas voted for a nucleus for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
STR. BERTHA
FROM VALDES

ne steamer Bertha. Capt. Johan-
so. arrived from Cook inlet aud
valdes this afternoon at hAllpasg
t1rse She had a hearyy cargo %
almoa and 10 passeng srs. A ma
krlty q these were cannery EN-
yi0yes but number were return
lng =in-rs from the Copper River
sentry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
LIE T HIM WHO
RUNS READ

Editor star. The uniformed pub
nc seems 60 think that the recent
strike on the san Francisco water
front was barren Of results. and in
fers that the blame ~ useless waste
~ energy. loss Of temper and an in
crease ~ ugly feeling between en-
piover and employe r. chnrRenhle
against organized labor.
Organized labor states clearly and
fonrieasiy that tho whole rcRretable
.agaIi. VI. H.d.sin.tLy>sn. sius .i>i.
ably tho work 81 the Employers as
n0rlnftOn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

dream OF being whom you were
boy 20
~ DO not rccnllect that I dreamed
az all or planned az all" he answer.
20. ~ simply obeysd tho Injunction.
Whatsoever thy hand nndcth 10 do,
do that with all thy might. go ! took
up what came along az Il came.
Since then I have gone on Liucoln'a
motto, DO The best " not then the
L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
PhilippIne Tariff Laws

The chamber ~ commerce today
received from the war department
division % inHuiar affairs. tho revls-
c1 snd amended tariff laws n the
Philippine Archipelago, which was
enacted Sept. ~. 1901, and which
takes effect Nov. 10, 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Barney Reynolds MISSING

The sheriff has a letter from Hon.
olalu lnquir'ng for barney g. Reyn-
odds. aged s.. who lrf, that city two
years aso bound for Seattle. and has
not h@cn heard from. fio 81 5 feet
sts or inches high, with black hair
and dark eyes. pupil ~ left eye
white. can $50 very little with left
eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Leave Of Absence

Capt. Peurose. 81 the local United
states quartnrmaster'H depot. has
been granted a thirty days leave u
absence. and win leave on the 18Th
~ The month on an extended trip IN
the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
"a Rank Fake

faya Nm Roosevelt. u refuse ab-
roiuteiy 60 talk politlca u anything
apprars ia any paper wherein ! am
quoted on the political situation. you
may put IL down as a rank fake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
False Alarm

AZ 40 o'clock this afternoon a
Ore In she Star Paint Co. on PIKE
street. was the cause - a run to
box No. "a The flames wsre nuon
extinguishsi ana little damage
v as done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
theodore Rlaasch Dead

Theodore niaasch. aged % years.
died ~ First avenue and Blanchard
street yesterday Mr.. HlAaHrh was
"a member - the local clwRrmakrrH'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Minor Grievance

There was pending a minor Rrlev-
nnce Of the Tenmrters union. which
matter was I'm the hands Of q COM
Wlttee for adjustment whom sud
denly. az n clap Of thunder out Of n
clear sky. came the defiant an
nouncemcnt from the Employers as
socintlon that they would not treat
With the committee from tho team
HterH nor any other committee from
any union whatsoever from that
time henceforth and forever. They
prepared 10 run their own business
ana would have nothing 10 DO with
unions In II not curious that tho
employers cling go tenaclously TO
the rlght to run their own business
ana no vehemently revolt when the
wage workers do any running ~
their business. What In "bualncH8.'
nnvWav7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
TRUE AmERicREIsM

. Nj. .oqsvel. .i.a gGc. asked g.
an opinion Oh what he termed true
Amerlcauism. The reply which h.
Incorporated IN one Of his books. h
an foilowH.
II have no wish 10 excuse or hide
our faults for ! hold that he ~ often
the best American who strives hard
est TO correct American short com
ingg. Nevertheless. 7 am just na
little disposed 20 give way 10 undue
peHslmlsm az 10 undue and arrogant
optimism.
In speaking 20 my own country
men there fl ono point upon which I
wish 20 lay special stress. that M the
neceHsity FOR a feeling Of brond. rad
Teal, Intense AmericnuiHn II good
work ~ 10 be done IN any Erection.
Above all. the one essential for
success I'm every political movement
which r. 20 lasting good is that our
oiuzens should act aa Americans, not
az Americans with n prefix and quail
lIcntion not nH Irish Americans.
t'rman Americans. native Ameri-
uipoBte "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
JosBIne QUOTATIONS.
CONNECTED DAILY1
CFaaa Fruit

Lemons 80 0Qui 90 box: cooking
apples e5uti eating apples. tiai 20
oranges gA00Wgao0. bananas. Si.fbN
1Q loeal peaches. G00e0c, cAnth-
ioupcs, 15cnti 90 box. bIackborri~s.
81 2s8lsQ. pears tigtui 20. water
melons. t0cagt 90. piumn. 21a SOC
grapes. Tbc4ti.o0 per box. Eastern
CancofaH SOC prunen. Soc per box
nutmesa. 8i0o. cranberrie7,. g. JOQs
ftaf htt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Who Stole the Chickens ?

49,, -, =. Ross . street car enplovo
~ s.flsa 70 the police this afternoon
&C.,, thief had broken into III
80. 9sh mouse last night and stole,
-NaH dozen Of his best fowls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
PREFERS a soweRERo

During the campaign Senator Han
NJ asked Mr.. Roosevelt 20 wear n
SIX hat IN the larger cities.
But ] don't like them" objected
Col. Roosevelt
think, though, you had better
wear ono occasionally" persisted
Mr.. Hanna.
IAN right. senator: the next time
] 10 to Albany TN get out nav AK
hnt and wear " replied Poosevelt
Tho next time he went 10 Albany
was after the ninaa Of the carnpaigzs
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tense labor We associate ourselves
60 advance these interests and in 80
doinE we are only running our own
business"
A challenge for mortal combat was
given by the Employer association.
They refused 20 aoe union commit
tees. the only peAcenhie way differ
unceH could be- adjusted. aud moth
ing was icft 20 organised labor but
resort 10 that terrible weapon. ter
riblu 60 those whu give ana those
who receive n. the strike.
The first elo~ struck
nut the nrst and unprovokod blow
was struck" by the Employers na.
ISOLATION. who aimed at the total am
Inhalation 81 organized labor Ia San
Francisco. and all that tho union
lists did waH 70 defend themselves in
the most effective way they could
under the law.
Wen. now that the fracas IL over.
the aforesaid uuinform~d public says
ia summing up the not resulta
that as the conditions are 60 De- tho
Same an existed before ana. having
gained nothing. the strike WAS
foaiish and disastrous crime OF
trades unions. Hut that On according
90 which point ~ view one takes. II
the unions had prrs lpitatfd the fiFht
or nod demanded some definite i'm
pruvemeut ia their conditions OF ne.
then IN truth could we say that 80
them the results were indeed barren.
FOR Soft Prsssrystion
This wan war o. Helf prenrrvn-
ton. The dlre calamity ~ utter de-
H,fuctiun thus threatening. moiidlned
the aerried ranks ~ labor 4 decent
ana civilized standard - living Tor
themselves and their dear ones was
at stake. The improvements they
had made Ia their conditions hy
years u organized efforts was noN
70 be swept away by ere fell blow
" the strong arm - organised cap
tai The struggle was forced upon
them and their courage and manhood
NpFnng up lnvincihlr. Tho threaten
rd destruction maH fhwaFted and
sneh blessings ~ civilization as they
have previously won bT orEanira-
tinn. are % b. retained ~ them for
a srarnn at ieamt This looks 90
unionist very much like decisive
victory and shows ihat labor unions
cannot be "annihlinted" with I'm
pumliy
w c. ". RANDOLPH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
BANK cLEARAHCEs

~ n,a ~ ct'arancea today were frsq
"'Ai' balances, tzii,2ls2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
CUBA COMMERCE

The monthly summary % com
Fuerce OF the Island % Cuba for
March. 1901. received AT the chamber
% commerce this afternoon. shows
the following statement OF exports
and Imports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
vegstssiaa

Potatoes t2s.009 gG.o0 a ton; beeta.
81 o. per sack. carrots. coMiac per
sat lettuce. iae per dozen turnips.
600 1lc. garlic. &C.. cabbage. g. u owt
peppers ia@isc. huHkA s1. Gel.
cry. 68e per dozen. sweet pota-
tees. ITO. chill Peppers.
500 per 10. Eaurr hrsut. a14c.
rntiva head lettuce. l5c per dor
dried ilFn. cariona Coo. fancy. e5I7oc
imported. isc. tomatoes. s0H50c chse.
dates s4ec 70. radishea. 100 per dgx
parsley. Mw88c. onions. 81 69ai 70
cwt. cagiiflowrr. Tbcg1 -. pafunipa.
81 ooUi e local green corn, liks Per
Fnck. cucumberH $50 soc per doren
pumpkins. iAaiho r~r 10. equanhea.
fGMisc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

--c,s,g .,,lg at 1ieen Anne Clubhopge
O., "',,sste ,sHen,,s private school opens
das..l.z -it we DO not give piblio
fr ' we teach you how 70 aancc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Travellers Railway Guide.
horthFrn Pacific

scr'h cu.ss iinitri I.savs faf ~ raui ? -
. NJ Arrive ffuu Sc Paul 3 m
Atlantic TrrTsssa tratr ~ ~ paal Tai
~ Arrive ffafl ~ Pau . D m
uarlinsfan 0gftsn8a teats fue 81 Tesla
Eantas titF. 10 a o. Arrive p m
Three Trains rarh waY be'sern Hrattis sna
TaFfisld Leave r., Gri NJ snd ~
. N. Arrive = a n. tn 3 n. snd as
o m
m AffisH tft p m
Tffrrat aaHsh He'd Leave fsrrrrs ranfsy1
ts M Arffts 'acrFt Hnrdsyl. 49, q ~
Seton trains rach Hsf between ssstiIa ana
Tacoma tssse a. IN. a. ~ 1W q M
i1b 3 IN IN . ra SIS p m a. % ~
81 A. b ~ Arrive 3 m gM 4 ~
% IS ~. tH .. o.. 80 .. N. .. n. ana
IS
haze Leave IS m. ~ D. m and 81 b M
Arrirr % ~ pr and O. m
ttrfess sumas and Naneuus p. u. C.-Lsavs
- m Arrive ~ 3 ~
Two trains Anohrmilh. Hcdfo. wooitrv Leave
ggs M. so . On. Arrive no a. m saD
2
rfrrsss Isssa.ss. snoqualmls Leave SO p
n istovp, SUNDAY Auifs iiia q. m. lstcepi
fundaFl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
WAY Of THE
1RANSGRESSOR

w. ooust and Alex. Matteras
e.. r es.ifestea this morning BIZ on
y = s,ly ana Benedict for fighting.
todv -, [1i,grWley was taken into GUS
hs n r. J q s,,. Mcdonald this morn
go al as = alleged 70 have threaten
neis 0underson. tends -iotr 49,
s -. ar.e..ea .y...e--n ~
~" ''''' "'us On suspicion.
lover Smith. q negro portar -,.
ss,fested BY Officers phfib5trE We
, asaDbard last night as a susrd,, S,'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
NO TIRE TO TALK

Col Roosevelt wore his sombrero
the last.
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s,loney doubled In buying Int
49, o. Fisheries stock. Greyberr !,
e'ck. ti'ynia
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Hove Not We Intorosts7

IL II not Il plan Of action by which
n man promotes his own intcrogtH2
Ana have not wnFe- workers mpteri-
al Interests susceptible Of promo
tinn7 n ia 20 our interests 10 have
mora nav ehnrtar hnnra aud iass IN
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prosisloas

Fresh meAt~~Cow beef. &c 10. steer
bssf. TaTgc per ID: mutton. we,her.
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WNEN NE was a Rov

Julian Ralph once asked Mr.
Roosevelt.
What ala you expect to be m
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Overland Fiyrf Leave Tor r. PAU n m
Arrive from 81 paul o
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