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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
ATE FREE LUNCH
FOR SIX MONTHS
And Slept In Saloons Tor the Same
Period Easy Graft

III. o. Darnsti Il serving 80 days IN
the chain gang for vagrmncy tie
wos convicted by Judge George yes
terday afternoon after eouf~sslna
that he had not worked for str
months. DArneli 10 a yaung fellow
who has parents tn whidhy island.
How do you liver asked the
Judge.
Eat and Sleep was the cool an
swer.
Il den't mean that" said his hon
or; where DO you get money 10 pay
for food and a bed ="
Il don't set nancy" was tho re-
ply.
Tho court nsked IL he stole his
feed.
Ma answered the prisoner; II
can I've on free lunches and sleep In
saloons all night"
Thirty days. said the indks.
hnrusii wore a good s8ls 81 cinsh ~s,
q white shirt and collar, a light over.
coat and o derby hat. Few people
would talks him "a be a eonfirmed
bum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
AWAITING
REPORTS
Knox Holds Noyes Mat
ter in Allegiance

WARRINGTON, -. &C.. Jan. -
Attorney General Knox VIII take no
action looking 10 the dismissal Of
Judge Moves and the other federal
officials a. Nome who were fined
and sentenced % imprisonment on
a charge ~ conspiracy 20 secure con-
troll OF most of tho valuable mines
IN Alaska. until he has received Of
fetal papers relating to the case.
Judge NoYen a stli "a In San
Francisco and advleea received at
the department ~ Justice are that
he has not long 90 live.
IL IN possible that his illness will
retard eny action ~ the premises
until he has either recovered or pass
ed beyond the reach ~ earthly rep
rtmand Those who are advocating
the retention ~ Judge Wickersham
as the head ~ the Judicial depart
neni ~ Alaska. are also withheld.
ms AL attempts Co force matters
until Judge Noyea' iiAnran shall be-
come a thing Of the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
TWO SURVIVORS OF THE
WRECKED STEAMER
WALLA WALLA ARRIVE
Gallant Vessel Dispatch Bears Them Into Port as Stow
Aways-First Mate Lee Tells Of the Fearful
Scenes-late News OF Wreck

The steamer Dispatch. OF San
Francisco. and It's gallant crew.
which did such heroic work in saw
Ing life In Mendocino bay when the
steamer Walla Walla sunk there, ar
rived here last evening ana In now
unloading its cargo at Pier no. l..
She WIS not spoken at Port Town
send.
Aboard tho steamer when she
landed were two survivors OF the
wrecked Walla WalIa, men by the
names OF johnson and Odlund. These
men are sailors by profession. but
were en- route to Seattle as paHsen-
gers on the wrecked steamer. They
had been picked up floating on
wreekaEe along with others and
taken 10 Eureka. When the Dis
patch left there for Seattle Johnson
and Odlund, aecreted themselves ON
board and only made their appear
anee when the steamer was we'll on
it's way here.
Did not Have the Heart
As the Dispatch carried Runpow-
der aboard, the law prohibits the
taking OF any passengers whatever
and afiixes a heavy penalty for vio-
lation, but under the circumstances
Captain Johnson and his officers had
not the heart 60 put these ship
wrecked mariners ashore. and 80
turned them over 10 assist the other
seamen on the voyage here. When
the Dispatch reached It's dock these
men disappeared II II supposed that
Odlund Ia a brother OF Captain !, O.
Odlund, master OF the steam schoon-
err Lakme, of San Francisco.
First Mate Bert Lee. OF the Dis
patch. gives graphic account OF
the scene In Mendocino hay.
On new Years Day
THE Walla walia passed us on the
afternoon Of New Years day" said
he. "and little ala we think at the
time OF the terrible disaster that was
impending.
al O'Clock next morning we
picked up the FIRST boat, and then
one after another until we had sue
ceeded IN rescuing and landing four
boats and as many RATS full of poo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
new YORK
ELECTION
Both Parties Claim an
Easy Winning

NEW YORK. Jan. IA special
election II being held today in the
Seventh congressional district a.
MI the vacancy caused by the resis
nation Of CongreFatnan Nicholas
Muller, Perry Belmont and Council
man Joseph O'Grsdy have been nom
mated by opposing wings % ths
Democratic party. and NJ conse'
quence Of the suit the Republican,
entertain strong hopes Of slectinR
their candidate, Montague Lesser.
The friends ~ Belmont. Democrat
claim his election by $500 votes
while Lefser'N friends look for i.zo'
ma lnfIly for their man.
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cannot show certificates and evil
dsnees 81 successful VACCINATION will
be vaecsnnted by the officers.
prs. McLefsh and Cummings will
meet all incoming boats and trains
and II smallpox patients are detect
ed. they Will BE- forced 20 return.
Another matter taken up last night
was the complaint of number of
Fremont citizens that the Murphy
slaughter house. near Fremont. was
A Nuisance Several residents were
before the board and stated that be-
cause Of lack 81 water and proper
drainage the slaughter house had
become Iil-ameilinw and menace TO
the health Of the nsighborhood. Dr..
Carroll WAS instructed 10 investigate
the complaint and. n found necss-
sary. TO order the place abated.
Ansfhsr cfssn-up or1srsd
A stable on Olive street. between
Boren and Terry avenues. was Or
dered cleaned up. Residents Of that
district sent a lengthy petition ask
ing the abatement Of what they
termed a bad nuisance.
DIT. J. y. Loushary was installed
a member OF the hoard. and DIT. q,
r. Limerick was elected president Of
the board. He succeeds DIR. w. G..
Gibson. whose term recently ex-
plred. The other member Of the
hoard II Or. J. ~. Harrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Bind and Gag Four WatChmen--- Work
Nine Hours and Get Away
With Thousands

ness section % the city, and com
PEELED the watchnan. OF whom there
were four. 60 stand up against the
wall with hands elevated. until they
WIRE taken. enc all time, and Hs-
eureiy bound and gagged.
nyaAmttet ths Waits
The robbers. who were evidently
skilled hands. placed a guard over
the watchmen and deliberately COM
uNneed work on the vaults, 10 w.
qaired seven hours work 90 blow
tAem open. The men then went
through the money packages. select
iAK currency and gold q higher de-
nominations This they divided
equally between them.
Several packages nk sS-goid pieces
were taken from the vault. and when
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over tine
SAME ROUTE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.-sever-
al of the survivors OF the wreck OF
the Walla Walla started northward
on the Umatllla yesterday. They
were r. w. Stream and his wife and
mother; II. w. Daley, A. II. McIel-
Ian, A. Mydenbauer and his mother,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller Several
others were among the storage
passengers
No further news has been receiv-
cd OF those who are still missing,
and II Is feared that all are lost. The
list stands ms II did yesterday. Cap.
tain IT. =. Weaver OF the steamer
Roanoke IN critically IN In Eureka,
where he landed after the wreck. He
was severely injured and the suisse
quent exposure made Il a question
as to whether he will survive or
not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

BEHIND IT

The civil service commission last
night deferred action In the matter
Of the petition Of X. l.. Watson for
a hearing on his suspension from
the city c0mptroller's office, until its
next meeting.
II viii be remembered X. l.. War
son was suspended from his position
as assistant city council clerk by
Comptroller Paul for n period Of 20
days. This action on the part Of
the comptroller was taken because
Mr.. Paul was Of the conviction that
certain Irregularities OF his office
had been disclosed by Mr.. Warsor.
Before the 30 days OF Mr.. Warson's
suspension had elapsed, however, Mr..
Warsona office was abolished. This
action left him without any position
In the civil service.
Seeks Redress
Mr.. Warson now seeks a hearing
before the commission on the mer-
its Of his case. Before the next
meeting Of the commission, Secre-
tary circuit will investigate the rec
ords OF the board and ascertain
whether or not Mr.. Warson has re-
course, from the fact Of his seniority
in the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
BRITISH
B0ER LIST

LONDON, Jan. IAN official dis
patch from johannesburg received
today, says the Boer losses during
the past week, exclusive OF those
given in special reports. were %
killed, . wounded. PSI captured and
"a surrendered. The dispatch adds
that the Beers IN northeast Cape
40 more than elaborate police sur
Vigilance.
In an engagement between Lum-
Der and Chris Bother, Jan. 3, the
Beers were driven from their posi-
ton, but the British suffered severe
~. T'ha Eloers lost nine men kill
ed. The British Maj. Valentine and
Is OF his men we're killed, five Off
GERS and . men were wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
CAN'T DADBLE

The civil service employees Of the
city viii not be allowed to take an
active part In the coming municipal
election. The city charter prohibits
such Of It's employees from entering
into the politics OF the city. Last
night the civii service commission
prepared this section Of the charter
Into form. 70 be sent 70 the heads
Of the several departments Of the
city as a warning 70 abide by ~.
This provision IN made TO guard
against threats which might be en-
ployed on the occasion Of an election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
STR. REID ARRIVES

The steamer r. G. Reid skipped a
trip from Tacoma last night and
some apprehension was felt here
when ahs failed 20 put IN an appear
nnce. The barometer waa sinking
and quite n spry gale was on I'm the
Sound last night. Captain Barlow.
who has the reputation of being a
careful navigator. preferred 10 be on
the safe aide and did not venture
out. The steamer arrived here about
$50 this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

THE NAVY

wILLEMgTAD, Island Of cura-
Goa. Jan. 7.--It IL stated here that
the Llbertador. the vessel which
comprises tna new navy Of the rev.
olutioniats who are attempting TO
overthrow President Castro OF Ven
ezueia, yesterday captured the Ven
exuelan gunboat Zumbador.
The gsinboat Zumbador is one Of
the most formidable Of the govern
Tnent fleet. shs was originally a
tugboat. Cen. Matos has addressed
another appeal 20 his countrymen,
calling on them 10 rise and eject
Castro. Castro has also issued an
other manifesto In which he renewa
the offer Of reward for Gen. Matos'
head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

- torTs. Nc. Jan. T.-one ef
a.. ~s.s ssrins ard apparently sue
....s, ssnk Fohberles in the hts
49, 4 i. sas.rs West. and out
sanx Il mrss and cievernsss tho
-. c>.<arsse5 crimes q the James
nrs,sers xss wrpesrated IN East ST
/, ~. - s1fnlng. The National
So sxsaz hank wac leosed IN a
,....n.x zannsr. and 50 far not a
~ ~ sssa captured.
xusv aftsr I o'clock last even
~ IS masked msn forced an en-
,-ser INTO me bank building. which
4 mntet Ia shs AsaFs os the busi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
STR. AThLOh
UNDAMAGED

BALLARD. Jan. THE steamer
Ashlnn. which kscisd over while be.
ing hauled on Bryant a ciaFk's ways
at this place. Sunday. was noon
rishtsd ana WAS launched this aftef.
noon. The boats n1ishap Old no,
prove serious. and when khe Waa
raised 90 this ways there was hardly
a scratch found on her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Soldiers Arrested

Charles King, Edward Lau and
Andrew Larsen, three soldier prison.
ers from Fort Fiagler. were lodged
IN the city jail for n while this
morning. They were In charge OF
serve out their sentences for petty
OffenBes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
STRIKE ON THE DENNY
BLOCK WON BY UNIONS

The strike OF the union men EN-.
ployed on the new Denny building
has been settled. The unionlsts say
they Eoi what shry wanted.
The non-usion electricians Of the
Sunset Teirphnns On. were taken
off and their places supplied by union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
MEN WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Attend the Opening OF Free Night
School Cooper Encouraged

The city's free night school OPEN
ed last evening in the Central High
school building with 100 men, women
and children In attendance. This
number 80 far exceeds the expecta-
lions Of those In control. that the
immediate success Of the school IA
assured. Up to yesterday noon Supt.
Cooper had received little more than
a dozen inquiries concerning tho
school, and he estimated that lees
than 30 persons would put IN an ap-
pearance the first night. However.
the large number that appeared dis
peIs any apprehension as 10 the fail
ure Of the movement, and the school
will continue.
several Women Were There
A number OF women were noted
In attendance last night, but tho ma
tority were young men and boys
ranging in age from ~ to 20 years.
Most OF them were anxious TO pu~-
sue the elementary branches. The
courses viii coon be established, and
before the close Of the week things
Will be running smoothly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Nll on FILTHY LODGING HOUSES
BEGUN BY HEALTH OFFICERS

A. the regular nonshsy meeting OF
Ne board q healta lsss night u
Vas decided 10 take vigorous meas.
MSS regarding the cnsap laSixsnx
bonuses bel0n Texi<r way. Prorrfe-
TORI vii b. forced 10 elssr ssp or
80 GU cf business. These PLACES.
Ae health officials assert. have been
Arxsly responsible for the number
q smsllpcx r&s<s reported durfng
ne izet two months. They are said
y " 0F<r-crDw3es. lily lighted ara
Tsnf!l4fed- the beds In many places
Hrsok n Mth ard nastfnass and or
ar4riy are occupied by a class 0f
soo9<s who are not content unless
lheg srs dirty.
Ansfn<r Assistant
~. G T. Cummings Was appoint
s<mpofarily 10 assist Health Of
Carroll and his assistants, Drs.
1selp~ and Mcfeish. In addition
ee mere sanitary inspectors viii be
- % help Quarantine inspector
l1y>Emnn.
4 1stsmatIc csean-up began TO-
<iow me lire All Iodglna
VII b visited BY the health
s'4n who viii Compel the pro-
<<rs % thin out their beds and
- - 70 generally. The whole out
VII ke thoroughly fumigateg
seiphrric and formaldshyd~ ams
y ~ occupants of the dives WHO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Why the Haichet7

George Ellis. 81 jefferson Hall. re.
ported 20 the police this morning
that 20 cents and hsichei had beer
stolen from bis bed last night
What e puxxling the police IL why
was a Ratchet In the bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
BIG "DIvvY"

NEW YORK. Jar. THE United
States Steel Corporation today de-
elared lta regular quarterly divi-
dends OF IN on preferred stock and
l on common. The net earnings FOR
December we're g.. Tba, eco.
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men.
w. W. Roifc, job steward. said to-
day The wiring which was put n
the offices Of an evening paper ~
union electricians viii be torn
out and re-estahliahed by union men
This viii be done al the expense OF
the occupants OF the offices"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Daniels Exlradlllon

The hearing Of George r.. Daniels
% determines whether he shall he
sxtrsdlssd 70 Dawson. - IN progress
before u. 3. ComuiissIonrr Kisfsr.
chris. uartsch il dawn from Rkax-
way with papers and boakM which
are expected Ia prove the allie red
embexklement from cnrntena uroa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
For Stealing Suspenders

Geo. Thomas was nentenced 90 %
days IN the county jail BY Judge
George today Tor petty larceny.
George was accused % stealing a
pair ~ sunpenders from store be-
iON Yeaier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

Nv HE'S A
COLONEL

U1GHIxGTON. p. G. Jan. -
M arny board on brevet awards
~ -pcemmendss PreElfant
rrnuux fsr a bFegst coionelcy for
&rxAef conduct IN the pres
44GR ~ eneFny July ;. isss. before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
M'KINLEY

CANTON. o.. Jan T.~-An appeal
has bsen issued ~ President bay
~ the Nrkinlsy Memorial anmocia
ston. nwkiuK the governors % all
states and territories 70 set apart
Jan. -. Me kInieY day, as the Tina
for special observance by churches,
schools and sneletleA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

Edouarf Lampre. the accredited
agent of che Panama Canal CO. IN
the proposed sale Of the canal 70 the
United States for 10000 0oo. called
on Admiral Walker. chairman o. the
Tsthmian canal commission today.
The admiral explained that n defin-
tie proposition must be made TO
avoid ali Observation-Disclosures In the
future. II is understood that Lam
pre- win make formal proposition
for the sals tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
MERGER UP
TO COURT

xizzxGroN. O. C.. Jan. L.
49, General Douglass OF Min
sssn1a. today pegstloned the su-
pun1 cpurt for leave 10 file ball ct
sanr1aist on behalf Of the state OF
1&ndsc<x, against the Northern Sc
crf<1w ca The court took the mat
II E&6<r Adv.Eeunent.
n NJ Of com plAlnt rerites that
- E@ker OF the Northern Pacific
~ Great Northern railways would
&1xiye the state az tho privileges OF
teppexfzion Ia freight rates. thereby
mnz1k srrepArAbla damage TO IL.
h = further argued that the con-
nitd1floD uQslld effect q restraint
4 srx2e and Is therefore unlawful
P~rmisslsr Granted
rAsHTSGTON, p. C.. Jan. t.
E6r<z - The supreme court this af-
Hrnnn granted Permission 70 The
61ernay general of Minnesota 30 fiie
y bill of complaint against the
xthern Securities CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

The debate on tbs Hepburn Nc
araEuan canal btu began IN ths house
this morning. The author ~ the
measure opened the debate
Mr.. Hepburn 3ald that there Was
no question IN the mind ~ any well
Informed man OF the feasibility and
practicsbilfty Of the project. He
placed the actual coat Of the enter
prize AZ Iess than tiso.oo 600. the
figure fixed BY the COMMITTEES. "Ey-
erythlnE In IN readiness now 20 be-
gin fhe work Hepburn said. ~
congress- win oufy authorize g." The
speaker gave the Panama route sew
srAl hard knocks. lie said that It's
climate was deadly. and In rorns
points twice as high ms the Near
aqua route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Premier

made by the same company that
makes the Ohio. and Is close
second with the aluminium finish.
our sizes are broken In this line.
but those we have left viii so
during this Clearance Sale at
rldicuiously low prices.
No. Sis, with high closet and
enameied reservoir, regular
price zoo. for $4,000
No. $40, high closet and water
cell; regular price, 5000 for.
1870. ........ ........F3J.O 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
The Triumph Economy

IL made practically the same as
the Eureka. but has more fancy
trimmings and will be sold dur
ing this sale at Just about whole
sale.
No. sis. with high shelf, white
enameled reservoir, regular
price $1,000; for ......I31 80
No. $50. with high shelf and
warming oven and coll ready
to connect, regular price S4s.e 90:
for ......... .......S32.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07

II provides that the city Of skagway
may prescribe rules for its govern
mrnt. performing ali functions OF a
chartered city.
cntsese xxstasian
The moat comprehensive bin that
has been formulated in references 10
Chinese exclusion has been under
consideration for several days BY
senators and Representatives from
the Western states. II wli probably
be presented before tho close Of this
week
Among the now features Of the bill
e a clause speclfyinG the ports AZ
which Chinese who arr eligible may
be landed. They are San Franciaco.
Port Townsend. Wash. Portland.
Or. Boston. Nsw York. New or
leans. Honolulu. San Juan and Ma
Mia or such other ports az the sec
Rotary Of the treasury may dssiE-
nate.
fnsuiar possessions are dealt with
separateiys and a right of entry
through property or business later
ssss In Porto Hic9. Hawaii or the
Philippines does not eunstisuts m
extension Of the privilege 70 the
United States proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
FIRE IN A
CHINESE
LAUNDRY
~asa Excitement at 1902 Madison
Street This Morning

fne ssartsa In a Chinese launar,
~. ~ madison street at 9 O'Clock
90 ~. s.,gfhlng. For While Il seemed
- 49, ~ whole structure. which .
-. ~, s.ofies high and contains beeldet
y. Mendry several stores would 80
Z namea. The Gre dspartrnsnt
go - Nhechad The blaze with a fe,g
s..leal streams and ths FIRE was
ssr'rss eut q few minutes after ths
$50 me apparatus.
~ " before o'clock this morn.
49, pf Of clean clothes hangfns
sr..s. store caught fra, Tire flames
" ~ quickly and soon the interior
eIo. Me laundry, IN which many
~. were hanging. was corn,
rFf mass u flames.
sesrckss the chinks
"a =. x Nild-eysd celestials sttsn,,ea
-. =" out the FIRE unaaaisfea 80
elne. lev of thpra purereS fro,,s
'essss .s .Ax and queaues. they de-
rogIe sst = consultation that they
alsrm 49, ms fire department An
II sas turned in from hox &C.
~. ~ kne Rent0n nm cnr,,,s 80, :, Z,
a., me scene a few noyte, !.
eus,,.. ns apparatus from hesd !.
ne, Il aAInaEe 70 the bt,lsatn,, ..o,
heo1 n ~ y but IN the nei1hbor-
hufnea - worth o. clothing wsa
vii V ! 49, s.ssss,soysd. The clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
THE LAW ON
REGISTERING

2 IL was announced a few days 4
= ago from the city eomptroIier's (.
= once that tho req lstration books 4
(. for the coming municipal cleo 4
= ton would close at midnight.
(. Wednesday. February is. since I.
= then Il was found that q slight 4
. errur had been made In eomput- {;
. inF the time. and IN order 20 4
. comply with the state Law Il 4
:. VIII be necessary 20 close the I
= books at midnight. Tuesday. 4
. February IL. one day earlier 4
:. than was first announced. The 4
= iRw Gays the books must cioae
= - full days before the date Of {.
q the election. which viii he I
q March a. 4
. To accommodate those who I
. have 10 work late IN the DAY the Z.
z bonkn wiii be kept open until I.
= r. m. 4
4. In order TO he entitled 20 vote I.
. a man must. on election day. Z.
9 have been q resident ~ the state I.
a one year. ~ the county three 4.
Z. months. and 81 the precinct 20 {.
o days inst IN. ne must have .
. been 4 resident 81 Washington I.
- since March 4. 1906. ana % King Z
= cnunty since December Z laas. {
q while "a change n precinct after I.
= February next. wiil disaualify .
. voter for the city election. z
I. Comptroller Paul estimates 2
q that the registration this year .
. win be nearly is.eoo. {
esss.s s-sssssss~ !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Furnaces

Fine Superior Furnaces, cared
and ready to put In n house: OF
sufficient sire 90 heat an ordi-
nary 4 or s-roofn house. The
regular price IL sloe. Clearance
Sale price .........."..roo.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
LONG WILL RESIGN
| CRANE MAY Be CHOSEN
Change Expected to Take Place in April-A
Busy Day in Congress

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Jan. lit
: now AuthofisRtivcly announced
hat Secretary Long win resign from
me cabinet next April or May. IL
Believed In official circles that
Gov. Crane OF Mansachueettes. who
refused the treasury portfolio. will
- appointed TO fttl the vacancy.
There Il but little doubt that Gov.
frame would be pleased with this
portfolio. and his personal. business
and political affairs would have nfIi-
Ole time for adjustment before he
would he called upon TO accept the
position.
Secretary Long IL not in the best
10 health as the worries ~ office
have been particularly distressing
during the past few month";.
Nxsisy's saseesaor
Jehn A. kearney of echoes. ~. n.
has been appointed by Secretary
Long 40 flli the vacancy eaused by
she discharge of Historian Maclay.
H'h~ efffx< = net = particularly Fs-
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