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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

Maple street, D25o. Exceeds limit
by 81 100.
Ninth avenue. west, grading aud
parking from Leo stree to Howe
street, $3.50. Exceeds limit by tbth.
Eleventh avenue south, grading.
parking from Lee street to Howe
Ter way 60 Washington street, $1,000.
Within timitn.
Queen Anne avenue, nideWhlkinK.
parking aud piankinE from hay
street 20 Highland Drive, H,sd0.
Within limits
Queen Anne avenue, water main
between Oalcr and Roy streets. o., =
$50. Exceeds limits by 1850.
sixth avenue north. grading. park
ing aud sidowalkinH between FRler
and Mercer streets, ta,teo. Withia
ltmttu.
Seventeenth avenue, water mnin
from NeHier way 20 East Madison
street. $500. ENeceds limits hy 81
800 city engineer recommends that
a. there Il an ciEhtsineh main be
tween East Jefferson aud East
cherry streets. this block be exempt
I'd from the Improvement. The cost
would then be 81, 500, and the amount
q be borne by the water fund. VI.
100
Minor avenue. from Madison 70
Union street. bellevue avenue, from
linton street 90 Denny way All !
Denny way. from Bellevue avenue 90
Summit street Improvement hN lhN-
Ing a water main, cost 500. tx
eevda limit by $3.50.
Sixth avenue north. water main be
tween Aloha and Caller streets. "
$50 Exceeds limit hA $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS MEETING
Estimates for Many improvements
Are Made.

The board Of public works held Its
regular meeting this morning and
continued the discussion Of public
improvements.
The petition Of the Seattle Chtar-
act co. for permit 20 erect poles
and string wires on Main and Post
streets. from tie once TO the site Of
the Seattle Electric Cos new plant.
was referred 10 the franchise in
apector for investigation a. to the
status ~ the company in regard 20
the franchise issued To william +.
Baker.
Tho petition Of the Seattle Sea
mems Friend society, referred from
the city council, was referred 70 the
superintendent OF streets. n asks
q permit 10 erect n building on Jack
son street at the west side Of Rail-
road avenue.
The petition of property owners
for the grading and sidewalkinR OF
Third avenue west. between Olympia
place and Roy street, was forward
ed 20 the city council.
g. NJ. Moore and Jas. Liston
asked permission to cross First ave-
nue. near Union street with loaded
wheeled scrapera, promising 10 plank
the street and 10 keep n man con-
stantiy az the crossing 60 prevent ac-
cidents. They also proposed 10 make
water tight fume to carry earth
and water across Western avenue.
The petition was granted on condi-
ton that guarantee be made against
danger or disturba nee OF traffic.
Assessment rolls for the following
improvements were approved and
forwarded 10 the city council: Four
teenth avenue south. Ewing avenue,
Washington street ana Fourth ave-
nue. north.
Estimates.
Estimates Of the cost ~ the follow
ing proposed local improvements
were reported by the city engineer;
Fifteenth avenue west, water main
from Grand Boulevard 10 Alva street,
81. 200. Exceeds assessment limit by
81 $50.
East Harrison street, sidewalklnR,
parking and gutterinR from Fiji
teenth avenue north 10 alley west
OF Bellevue avenue. fl0.D Ek-
ceeds assessment limit by 1850.
Draoo street, grading, parking and
curbing from Kilbourne avenue to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
LAST EDITION.
THE INSTITUTE
OF TEACHERS
Next Week King County Educators
Meet.

Yesterday the public schools % Sc
attic closed until April 8 during
which time the king County Teach
ctS' Institute viii he held In the Hign
school building. An exceptionally
fine program has been arranged and
r. expense spared 20 make this one
81 the best Institutes ever held Ia
the state. II. 4. BnrdWall. whose
services have been secured for the
occasion. arrived this morning from
htnghamnton. y. Y. where he Is at
prevent superintendent Of schools
Mr.. Rardwell has been connected
with institute work for the past l.
years. The greater part Of this time
he held the position 81 supeFlntend-
ent of Institutes OF New York state.
position provided for hy the state.
The duties % the position. however.
became too arduous and he accept
ed the position he now holds IN Ring
hampton. THIS T. his frst trip % the
coast. and he expresses himself As
well pleased with eur city and elm
ate. AIR. nardweli will have charge
Of the institute and viii give lee
lures each afternoon.
Some 81 the best musical talent IN
the city has been secured for the en-
tertainment OF the teacher. Thurs
day morning Miss Howarth'S class
Of grammar school students viii give
a physical culture exhibition.
The daily programs VIII appear IN
the star during next week. The ex-
srcises fer Monday are as follows
? to SEQ =. m. opening exercises
Music ....... High school Orchestra
Invocation ......... Rev. ". A Ma1or
Vocal solo ....... Harry p. Giles
Address. VALUE Of Institute Work
+. ....-.... ........-F. J. Barnard
80 70 l.. section work
fsSa =. m. general assembly. "A. W.
BrlntnAlt
Vocal solo .-....... Miss whittiasey
Address. Live Teachers ......
Reading ....... ........R u. Bailey
Piano solo $780,. Miss Mabel Clin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
POLICE NOTES.

Jeanette Pager was arrested last
night on charge Of Nugrancy.
r. Holland was arrested last even
Ing hy patroimhn Atayeu charged
with the theft OF two blankets from
the Cascade laundry. - herv be form
erly worked Holland VIII be re-
leased aH no one connected with the
laundry win testify against him.
\. faulHon. Willie Larson and
Clayton smith. young beyr, were at
rested tagt evening by FatrutmNa
dlakscoek IN a charge II grand la
ceny. II T. alleged thew stole !
number of brass nttiuEs cut %
Henjamin's store on Railroad avenue
They Will Dc given a hearing Ia the
police court Monday.
J. a Gleason was taday bound over
to the superior court b. Judge
George. On a charge 81 forgery. HIS
bonds we're fxrd at f1sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
IN THE COURTS.


Marie Olsen has commenced an ac-
ton In the superior court against
Herbert Bruce. y. +. Moe and
Clarence Bruce. and asks 10000
damages for fright and defamation
Of character. The plaintiff has =
suit pending in the superior court
against Bruce for alleged seduction.
and she states in Der complaint that
the defendant Moe attempted to
force her t. a settlement by vio-
taurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
STOCK LIKELY To
co UP.
Wind BLOWING FayOrahIy This
Morning for The Great North
ern Oil Company.

Besides receiving "A number Of
mail orders this morning. one OF
which called for 4i00 shares. the sec
rotary Of the Great Northern on
CO. also received this cheering
news by Western Union telegraph.
from his agent In Californian
Bakersfield, Cal, March %. 1901.
wv. s. Champan. No. lis Cherry
street, Seattle, Wash
Leased 20 acres Kern district.
Papers tomorrow. Choice land.
''R. II. Erwin"
This In I'm addition To the 100 acres
bought In Fresno county I'm Califor-
mia and over 1900 acres IN the Co
pals Point TeninG. Des Moines and
other Washington districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Hotel Corridors.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Among IN. guests az tire Rainier
Grand hotel TO-DAY are. James y.
Garden. Of Victoria. u. l. Hardweii.
a merchant of Btnghampton. ~. Y.
chas- Carr. Of Tacoma. aud y W.
Peters. assistant general passenger
agent Of the Great Northern at Van
couver. y. c.
At the Butler are: Mrs. Or. West
ana Mrs. II. o. o.Brten. OF Victoria.
Peter Larsen. a logger from Airing
ton. Judge Thad Huston. Of Tacoma.
AID =. n. nuschman. a merchant %
Tacoma.
AZ the Seattle are. VIM. Russell.
Walter Walker and James Morgan.
merchants from Spokane. william
Walker. a lumber dealer from Per,
Gamble. A. o. Nelson. 81 the BELL
Nelson Lumber Co. OF Everett.
Judge J. ~. sullivan. % HALEY.
Idaho. and J. "a. Coleman. Of Ever
EFT.
At the Northern are; W. y. Held.
en-. a mining mAn from Virgin Bay.
J. ". Vanderbilt. OF F.llenshurE. W.
A. Mclean. a merchant ~ Ana
eortss ]. J. Sesins. Of Meme. La
bor Commissioner J. ". Baekman. A.
w. Robinson. san Francisco. Judge
Virgil Moore. OF San francisco.
A. the Diiier are W. ". Lord. pres
ldent. and Fred Baywsii. secretary
Lone Pine Mining Co. q Toit. q. T.
Rutherford. n ranchsr from Fal
City. r r. Marks. lawyer ~ Suo-
homish: A. .. Jones. president 81
vashan college. DR.. A. w. Bell,
Kodiak. Alaska, and y. n. Richards,
~ SPOKANE. the recently appointed
u. s. marshal at Nome.
A. the Brunswick are. Chas. II.
Miner. n merchant 81 Canton. o.. A
j. James, n merchant Of san Fran
cisco: d. "A. GOODWIN. OF Vancouver:
Fred Soite. a mine owner Of Cum
h-riand. and J. c. johnson. of Ev-
srett-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
SALARY Qusxtic n

The county commissioners and the
heads OF the several county Offices
made slow progress yesterday In the
matter Of a reAdjustment OF the sal
aries Of the county employees.
The commissioners. though willing
TO make an equitable adjustment IN
the payroll. do not desire 10 be re-
sponsible for a general Increase Ia
salaries They are Ioath 20 accept
the responsibility and state that the
heads OF the departments are unwfil-
ing TO make an adjustment In the
salaries Of their respective Offices
The matter il allowed TO remain as
heretofore. save with the exception
Of number Of cases. where there
Is much overtime work. IN these
an increase will be made to adjust
the salaries 10 the work done after
h.lLLra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
h Housts OF WORSHIP

Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. II. ". Giiehrtzi, pastor. At
II a. m. The Groan OF Nature for
the Manifestations Of the sons of
God T.eo .. m. Home at Last
Religious services (Unttartanl SEE
attic theatsr. Rev. w. u. Simenda,
minister. At II n m. subject. The
Hell and Heaven Of Conscience-A
Lesson from Shakespeare Tragedy.
.Macbeth.
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rev. W. III. q. Temple. At II A. m.
Palm Sunday sermon. The Acceasor-
CESS Of Ktngship"; 7.s8 pm. The
Twelfth Celestial Foundation--Afns me
thyst-lmmortai Glory
First NJ. 4. Cnurch-Rev. y. NJ.
Randall. jr. At II a. m. "confessing
Christ" 80 - m. 'Proelaiming
Our King"
Market Street Baptist church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
NEW GAME WARDEN.

The county commissioner yester-
day appointed Mike Kelly game
warden for King county. 70 take the
place Of y. A. Upper. who recently
resigned to accept his appointment
"a the management Of the Great
Northwestern Telegraph Company
Of Canada. at Victoria.
Mr. Kelly viii enter upon the dis
charge Of his duties at once. The
newly appointed officer II n sports
man and IL regarded as "A most COM
pstent man for the position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

Rev. pr. Weber. pastor Al II a. m .
Doing the Work Of the lordd !. 10
y M, "Seattle's soundly Slccping
souls
cavalry Presbyterian church REV.
Donald Ross, pastor, At II a, m,
communion. Christ AEoniHinE Ia
Prayer. at 80 y, m. Rev. Boyd viii
preach.
Trinity Parish church Rev, ".
Gowen. At II a. m 'facing Death .
5.so p, m. st Francis ~ Assist
First Baptist Church-Rev, L. s.
Rawerman. At II a, m, The Secret
~ the Truth. 80 y. m, The Mes
sage OF Palm sunday
First Methodist Protestant Church
REV. +. T. Revcllc. pastor. At II
u. m. "Christe Burial $50 .. TN
Mrs. oakdaie wilt deliver a lecture
so 4, m. Or. Thems Will speak on
anti saloon league topics
Asbury NJ. y. church, Fremont
Rev. A. r. burrows At II a. m
Goodness IN Places q Usefulness !.
ESQ n m. Mrs. ~. NJ, Wallace, presi-
dent - the W, &, r. L, viii occupy
the pulpit
s~5a
Sacred Heart Church=Rev. r, 4.
brown Services at IL a. m.
aaf@4
Church Of Immaculate Conception
Rev. \. Swerc. Hlgh mass at II
a. m.
Church u our Lady Of Good Help
REV. r. y. prefontaine. Services
at n a. m.
Queen city Theosophlcal Society
of America - A. q. T.. W. hall,
Pioneer block, at $ .. m.
Theosophical Society, Amanda
Meets Ills Thtrd avenue. Al iaa
p. m. a View Of Death" by Mrs.
II. l.. Randolph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
MARKETS..

Trade was rather quiet today with
commission men. although the week
has been a good one, with Alaska
shipments heavy during the early
part. and local orders strong nearly
every day. Quotations are the same
today az for 10 days past. The even
rsns OF supply and demand - ac-
eountabic In nearly every line
there has been lust about ennush 20
90 round without causing hiKh prtc-
81 because % scarcely Or loW ones
on account ~ surplus.
Next week the real spring trade
begins. and everything looks favor
bic for big business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
WILL BECOME A
BEAUTIFUL RESORT
Madrona Park 10 Be Conducted on
HIgh.elass Basis.

MadronA park, the popular resort.
Is TO DO enlarged and otherwise I'M
proved. The Seattle Electric Co. has
purchased AZ additional lots fronting
on lake Washington, together With
the building aud site 81 the Madruna
Park hotel The hotel t. Go he re
modelled and refurnished and will be
conducted a. "a strictly first class
family hotel The park grounds are
ia be Improved Rnd u In the purpose
~ the company % make this resort
one Of the most beautiful IN ar about
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Imam, Daughter Died.

Elizabeth q. Leather. the a.yrar-
old daughter 81 FltEhet bert Liza thsf,
Asnaciat. editor Of the Trade tisNiH-
ter. died this morning at the family
residence. ITO Mob I'm avenue, from
Internal measles She had been lil
but short time and her sickness
vas not regarded as serious. Last
night a change FOR the worse was
noticed. aud the little one passed
away early this morning Tho
funeral viii be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock from the family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
HALF A MILLION.

The building permits for the
month Of March Will be exceeded In
values represented by only one pre-
vioua month At noon today they
had reached ts7a. sti. with a proba
htiity % aoinR considerably higher
before uightfAil Last month the
permits aggregated tat2. ssa In
March last year they we're tigi. 12a.
The best record was that Of October
1900. when the permits amounted to
fGff f1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
SWlTCHMEN
TO ENTERTAIN

Quean city Lodge Ne. = 81 tho
swftchmen union af America. viii
give It's rrst annual hall IN Aftnpfy
hall April 5 The affair IL IN charge
81 b. A. Bills and a committee, who
are working at every spare moment
To make tho dance success. over
300 tickets have already been spld
As this II the first attempt BY the
swstchmen % this city % entertain
they are dauhiy anxious 90 have ev-
srythiug 90 OF smoothly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
ST. MARKS RECT0RY

A handsome rretory for ~ Mark .
Episcopal church. viii soon be butt
on the lot adjoining the church on
the north. The rectory viii be a
trurturr II Colonial design. contain
Ing ~ rnmH, and covering an area
about 80 feet square.
Tho building will cost about s.. 00e.
VIM. N. Jewett has just finished the
plans and the contract ~ to be let
within tbs next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Bonds Approved.

The bond % Z. ] Erickson OF Sc
attic. in the sum Of 81. 100. 60 guar
antee the contract for grading. side
walking aud plnnking East Howell
street from Eleventh 90 Nineteenth
avenues, and the bond of Holman a
Rcchili la the sum 81 tituo. 20 guar
anter the contract fuf improving the
alley In blocks q and 81. A. A. DEN
uy's Third addition. have been ap-
proved BY the mayor and Camptrol-
Ter. and nled At the city hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
SHOCKING.

PAYNE. o. March sa--A shock
Ing mode % suicide was chosen and
put into effect by Samuel Iiagerty.
a prosperous and wealthy farmer
living near this town. lie deiiber-
ateiy placed a quantity Of dynamito
In a tree stump in enc Of bis netds.
sat upon the stump and lighted a
fuse. A few pieces Of hts body we're
picked IN after the explosion. Has-
erty was Respondent over the recent
death OF hts wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
FIFTEEN YEARS
FOR w. H. BROWN

". II brown alias Ham Thomp-
son. convicted OF murder rs the sec
und degree Tor the killing Of Elmer
Lord 90 stones Landing. was SEN
fenced today O. - years la tho state
nunituntihry.
Counsel for the defendant argued
for now trial This motion WAS
denied by Judge Grimm. and sen
teuec nu stated above was PASSED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
DIRIGO SAILED.

The Alaska Steamship Company's
steamer uirigo sailed for skaEWAy
and Lynn canal points this morn
ing she e. taking north 20 China
men from Astoria. whu are 20 work
in the raunerlrs - Southeastern Al
aHka. 4 considerable number 81
white men are aiao passengers. A
large cargo 81 chuncry supplies.
pariahAhis Eooda hogs. cattle and
poultry are being taken on the ves-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
PARD0NED.

SALEM. or. March 10 Gov. Geer
today pirdoned Edwin l.. Minis. SEN
fenced to i've years FOR the killing o:
J. a. Miller, a prominent saloon man
Of Penaleton. or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Al GermaEla Toniuht.

The entertainment at Germa MIA
hall tonight with be high class. tn
Guiding fieia Paige wilcox. an inn
psrsonator. Mrs. Lilies soprano. and
Ella steiner on the guitar. The
most unique feature IL the juvenile
prize contest In fancy dancing. the
prize 90 be awarded BY the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
The Taxing Power.

A. A. Booth. Esq. will address the
Single Tax society on sunday even.
ing at Acme Business college (seconf
avenue and Pike. on the subject Of
The Taxing Power"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

The preachers Of the city. carried
away by big headlines In the morn
Ing paper. have taken the matter up
and passed resolutions condemninx
the police. ard expressing sympathy
for the editor. We have no excuses
- offer for the police In the manner
Of their arrest OF this colored man.
for II what the morning paper says
= true. u Havored OF revengefui feel
Ing, but that IL no reason WIZ the
ministerial association should under
take 20 claim that this eolored man
r. spotlssE. As a matter % fact. ne
has always expressed a fine disfs-
gard for the niceties OF hts calling.
and has long been much too free
with his yftuperative abuse OF every.
thing and everybody that he did not
understand. Incidentally the morn
ing papers persistent effort to IN
tuFe Humes will eventually work up
a sympathy for that worthy individ-
ual, and II the people are not careful
he VII be re-slected.
The Union Record expresses itself
as follows:
The lot Of the reform editor IL GER
talniy not n happy one. Here Ia
Bre'r Cayton. who not only says I'M
kind things Of the Seattle police de-
partment In general and Chief Mere
dith IN particular. but who handi-
caps his pull by the color Of his
skin and allegiance 10 the wrong po-
lltieal faction. with "A wild reck.
lessness born OF long immunity. this
knight OF the pen undertakes to call
Chief Meredith down And nov.
having committed ths offense and
been brought 20 book. he and his
friM III -
with the cries ~ their outraged feel
lngs- Display type and forced adj
fsctives are invoked 20 lend power
70 this show Of feeling. What OF II
N the editor was unceremoniouHly
hustled into the patrol wagon, shut
on from his friends and denied hail
in the ordinary way BETTER men
than he have suffered worse.
The Argus quotes an editorial from
the Pr on August g. 1899. de-
n0unciBR Cayton for edltorialty at
lacking the virtue ~ the white WON
en- ~ the South and then continues:
The caytou who IL responsible for
the article above referred 10 In the
same CaYtOn who was arrested by
the chief 81 police charged with
criminal libel. N may have been
n shame for the police 70 treat him
exactly the same as any hobo would
have been treated hut when The
Argus reflects on this and numerous
other things Of the same nature that
have appeared IN tha columns Of his
paper. y must admit that II finds
II impossible 10 see the thing In that
light.
Possibly the ministers who have
taken such deep interest IN Cay
toms case may see the thing differ
emily. but unfortunately. perhaps.
this paper is incapable 81 looking al
n from that standpoint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

An Easter sale BY the ladies ~ 81.
paurh church took place last Thurs
day afternoon and evening ~ the
home 81 Mrs. \. NJ. trookca. 80
First avenue waHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

our savings bank department
opens Saturday, April g. Northwest
Trust and safe Deposit Co. % West
Columbia street. Officers. II. Shor-
rock pres; John =. Hartman. vice
pres, Alexander Myers. treas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

LiEHle carfau. contestant fer the
sullivan estate. this afternoon with
drew her application for the rsmov-
al OF the present administrator OF
the estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Japanese Injured.

Sam oueie. a japanese. who had
hts leg broken oy falling at Port
Hiakclsy yesterday. was brought 60
this city to-day and taken 30 fruSi-
d~nre hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

SIR and MfH = a. MnennnFali
leave within day or two for an
extended trip through the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
OPINIONS OF THE WEEKLY
PAPERS UPON (AYTON'S CASE

TIE star clips today. without CON-
ment. the editorial expressions on
the cayton case which appear today
IN the i've Seattle weeknes.
Editor cayton. In his paper. the
Republican. says.
IN the Seattle Republican has com
mitted a wrong editorialiy against
Chief Meredith. Il IL a righteous
wrong, and one that meets public
approval IN general II. however,
does mot believe IL has committed
any wrong. IL Is nov for the courts
70 decide, and the merits OF the case
will not be discussed one way or the
ether IN these columns. This Il not
o personal matter. but a public one.
and no mans sympathy il either go
iicited or courted BY the editor OF
this paper on account Of his arrest
and rough treatment. The questions,
however, that are up 10 each and ev-
cry citizen OF this city to answer are:
Are you for municipal decency or
municipal diaboliealnessg Are you
for lawlcEenezs or a decent govern
mentf Are you for the enforce
ment Of the laws or the wanton and
open violation OF thsm7" Come,
now, answer good and true. are you
on the right side or wrong7 Thq
issue has been made and the gauntlet
thrown down. On which side are
you7
The Seattle Mall and Herald re-
marks.
The factionai fight carried on in
the ranks Of the Republican party Of
King county reached the high hand
ed point last Saturday night with the
arrest Of II. Y. Cayfou. a newspaper
man, on q warrant charging him
with criminal libel against W. l..
Meredith. chief Of police.
Our readers have doubtless been
treated 10 some phase Of this sub
tect through the medium 81 the daily
press. therefore We do not enter in
70 details. The quarrel r. not ours,
since We belong % neither Of the fac
tons mentioned. nevertheless there
are a few things we propose 70 say on
the subject.
For years-ever since our incep-
tion-we have stood In an matters
with what constitutes the moral
element" Of Seattle. We have urR-
ed ministers 70 preach and Iayrnen to
work against the wide-open policy
that has cursed us under the reign
OF Mayor Humea. On general prin-
ciples we stand with them today
bHt we refuse 20 go into eestasies
over the attitude the church has tax
en- In this family quarrel"
n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

4 limited number Of chronic cases
treated free ~ advanced atudentn
under direction 81 regular operators
Tuesdays and Thursdays Washing.
ton Institute % ostgopathy. safe
Deposit building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

Miss Frances Hall and 4r. Ciar-
rnee Hiether. win be married 81 the
Trinity church q week from next
Wednesday.