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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
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Complaint r. being made ta some quarters that thu
people o. Texas are Eat taking as much iatarast az
they ought 70 81 politics lEs year or the cther hard
there those who gravely contend that the alleged
prevailing Lack q interest ia pa5s matters is due 20
the prosperity with watch the State is blesaed end
that It Is better for is citizens tha+ they aaoua be u
different 20 the q men 20 whom they autrst
their government.
Many Of those who complain q what Sc termed
apathy upon the part Of the people IA the approaebp
State campaign are individuals OF the friends a.
individuals who conceive themselves 70 be natural
born guardians Of the public welfare but who ear not
manage 70 stir Up enough interest In themselves 70
Justify them 70 run for oface. TIE other kins-tbe
kind that mistakes approval OF the existing order Of
things for spathy-s made UP In large part OF hope
Iessy dscredited political asDirants Who imagine the
opportunity has come for them 70 slip up on the bind
side OF the electorate.
Without doubt more tine has been wasted on polL
ties In Texas il the past than Is being done ths year
but this does not signify that the people were ever
more alive % their interests IN the premises than they
are nor. They are smgly less ready than they have
been 70 indulge n the ez dteraent o. parsoral cam
paigns; taats al LEI reae real Issue present itself
and the nopFnsFs who have BEEN overlooked and the
scneners Nho are banking o. aDathy viii realize that
they have nisiudgea me situation
The people q TEXAS are an right They are com
fnE out 70 the primaries they ron around ana they
participating therein with their usual earnestpsz
But they are mt getting excited months Il advance
cFer nothing nshsr have they gone to sleep and for
/ gotten that shey hayc interest ID state sasiys
They have learned, however that aisrusts aad ,aps
fhista are AEs ssas apes singis purpose and tina,
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-e.E PASSING o. ! NogLE wonAN

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bee, Ao--s GO re grave v1Ea more sincere lzsztz1z
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4z =er-7 A-1 azz--. ~.cow zsi5s,E these three
ata zea= ans clarity t1r lie greatest r. ttess 1s
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wr. Lznham Defended.


Tc 'hs Editor Ct The Post
G'--e-. Texas, February -s---ln last Sundays Pcs
J. i A1-17Soc. 70 short article criticised the VIC
I11 s Vs. T. Lzuham IN reference 10 the law whN
1een Proposed r. congress for the suppression of arar
his gentleman charges Mr., Lznharu With "Pl1yips
~or-s which be says IS nos very encouraging 70 oaf
rel-rlc Tas tact IS ar Lauhz-a is not guilty az d
3lt- words and a should be very encouraging e
great republic 70 kaoW tEa; we have like Mr.. u
Who hzve TIE tenFrty AMI patriotism 20 oppose egt1
-es o. class egs!ation. iu uhztsvgr saise it mas
ana 70 Esaly eouhat any attempt made 70 weaksa CT
TIE rlEats 81 the States
Ar Nicholson says Czo,gosz did not murder Pre-
Mckinley because his life vas any rnore sacred tha
o. another Mr. Lanh1m did not ssy that be Bid
-auAa did nc, discuss the raoiye which prompted ID
1ee1, bat the law which Is proposed as q remedy
Ny Nicholson says the crime AZ Czogosz vas =
tempt 70 uuTdeT law oraer and government" and ID
suaates that MT. Lanham does NOT reeosuire thai
There IS no evidence show thst air Laahau 81
FeeoEnire this fact Tor he did not enter into discuss
anarchy IN the abstract but emphasized the fact y
fully recognized the evils that might resnt from The
dent that woeld Be established By the gzssars Of =
under consideration. Ny Lanhsa with o,her pafriosz
zens has sympathy with Tie tendency now plainly
70 earrieade hish ofcials with sseeisi laws ar
manner Of European nations where il Is counted treas
sssH tEaSszs TIC death Of the kiaE. CT. Vines
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

ne -T-tnv.-s Ersa.nz zl-H-r. polished By Dial &
aa-Fs z' 5-'t celebrated ezssa birthday ard tke eirath
5ss. o. rs s'sa.'=s' 90 is community The Post wishes II
l..a1a ara NeLa1ria lczfag around Washirgton
l51 'ss' time Ne hard from tsen. The sszate
49, si seats vacant Peni-ng an investigati1u-
New however tie bslHeoss gentlemen have been per
a''sa 70 resume their seats bat have b,eu eesursd Beng
censored 70 equal to receiving good hard slap On the r
ne two miniature dauiss Of Tusus5s-,ss Ti-., ,-4
-5sinare dead a. Least one Of tseu reaebrs -.
-ee OF has ioT taree weessr-LogaHlpor Gas CEre.-
Perhaps IKE tie babes IN the wood tkev,vs e69-. 81,
asiea From IiEPsoa 70 Logsnspo is lsng surus, Tor
szrh 1iuls folks
vlHg % circumstances Which Ne had no control
Ale o tas week vas speat the zotntv ana or
$3.50 l-fte oens TOO bugy engaged ether sork 70 &C.
sa-e mrh tne 70 the Post cones 5ut jit. @sbvr
fss tai il VAL e made Up in some futare issue
Just oai q ihs eouay' We knew man one. whose
1'tAsT-ia-a~ chased HIN Gu Of the STATE
lhieago nerve specialist Dr. jacobs says he rezara,
~lae - an incurabe disease We Be banged h n tie,
- Necahsf 70 ngme that in Texas We never heard
q eHe beins eufsd---Caiauel gs-us-chyOsise
me speciality Of chiesso nerve specialists is ksvnr the
nerve 70 tell The weird thai which il already knows
The Denipoa Hsrsids edition of as, Thus4ay consisted
81 sixteen pages jsss aeusis auaber Tia n
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Limitations Ct Genius.

The who Nrrt. ~TWiukle ruinkls ii-.le STR =
tae s4's5aetoE q seeing the ltsie oov bis iaste
SiF happiness vonchsatcd the author OF eRofl On
1903 dark and deep blue oeeani Roll t-Bosioa COTE
Nor nst The equally delighted gentleman wko eor8,rx
isEs Plsis Desler so g
Brt alas leF the person who wrote Backward mn
22ekNaEa = luas, N your aisAi! Time dida't q r.
aIs Sse knoss What became Of the man xAo wso,. 4
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a LEN7EN PENANcE.

AZ iss fo1t OF ~ -ross @ ~ Savior,
rnrow ne dsspairizgly down
have d-z-k Sss7 re c-p Of sweef pleasure
TIE vsies Of ~ eozs-ieaes 70 dr9~u
have walked hand in hard vita tair Folly
My ii.s las been havoe ard ioss
AID. ws-pinz. ea=e new 70 fiaE ne,
@ coa. az n. sost q Thy sfasA
Uish eyes SKI q Garden End PITY
Look s.-sttastly aowr, gracious LORD
s.-e--h forth Thy sas-ea hard in rs mercy
V5a1zsass -e But ore tsa5er word
azvs zo-1i-r to 1zer hsssse Th>-s
The rcl6 81 -y lie ls but drcsss
For-5re re --s o forgive -,
AsI Ee 40 sic t7-t q ~ Cross
-Ed.tz Sessions Topper.
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TAMPERINc WITH TRIPLES

7>1>oo110co-oor~oc
LOVE At POPULAR PRIcEs
VIE SAYS that rorsur- is nc zo1.
Ard hearts hanger tres
nat ~hzt We kew as love q yore
And tod r-idst blooms ard dew.
HsrA yisidsa 70 prussic now;
Breaches cut rs very sozL
Ard Win au1iity doth bsE
Itscit before rells
Il hath be-- 50 myself bath seen
This thins yourself e0n5szzss
This ding which walks "a si-keu shes..
Ard crowns itself wsrh gems.
Fur wealth hath had its satellites
Since Wueu the world was new;
But love VIII stil have ia delights
Tie whll. TIE snics are blue
E1ow t5zt love stir prsens rs wings
Tie witchizg. we=s7me -ift-
Au1 kEz-t Uutc IT'S sweetheart cIi1Es
Despiziag sss1s ard pelf-
Way ! recall rlgkt ncvl
r fact. 'raas jus. LAST night
7 saw a 1ons-zlr.zts1 vow
WHARF wealth had lost me EEkt
4 vo-th-a roble. Manly yo1;h-
Wa l5rr5 = witrkzaz -1ai5
String Ia b-.iet in hex hearts firth,
Wen. fzr s5 ard esszysd
70 1rld .cr ta-r- q E1--dle nest
Where Ihey uieE- dwsll e1-t-nt-
Where their twin souls IN love Possessed
II rzr-1re ulEEt 5e b-e-E
lie nader lef, al BY h--s.if.
S-.l z-ez1szst vzs ard tr1-
Zsc-gh wcoe1 tr Es1 with stacks Of seH
il al the says they kew
Trey burg z-oe-i Eer Pcrtic9,
Ard s1azzs1 -A=ir t-sta and wept
An5 - ze- yz-5 walked y ard 10.
TIE SAKE TIE maiden slsrt-
Eet SIZE was t--s- e ~ vt5 wooed
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t5 IN f9- and hoia ofzee or oozerp tAoes Wss 1g
and -Asv are gsv1-g both wiss ssrtA-
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Office or PUBLICATION
f1ss, f7as, t1u7 ara 1903 Frsnslz ANru-s-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28

LONDON. Nov. IS. Especial COR
reHpendence) Through the eonmnH
OF the Times and other papers there
has recently been a concerted attack
upon what ~ called municipal so
clnlism. it a. claimed "a be Unfair
competition. and 70 be largely ren-
pouaible for present commercial dull
ness Ia this country, influential
English aud American company pro-
inoterH are tiEhtinE municipal H0eim-
Ism IN every way. tian, electric
end street ear stock W deprecated Ia
value because so MANY English ana
Scotch citlua hive taken this busi-
hess into their own hands aud eith=
.er houEhi of fruFen out the COM
psuies.
The fsanaon Municipal Journal.
however. turns the attack Wlth "A
long article showing tho benefits Of
municipal ownership from the pub
lie point of view. In the town OF
Darlington, Il says, municipal EaA.
water and markets have produced n
net profit Of $4,000. 80 that an
average reduction IN taxes "a every
citizen Of 81 a year has been ef-
feetcd.
In birmingham the profits Of the
gas ana water undertaking. during
five years Was sc08.O00. This Wae
applied to the relief of taxes The
manufacturing town Of Bolton.
cleared $1,000. Gao from ita markets
Raa water nnd electric light and
power. The city If Manchester
earned S. 200 001 during the eufne
period tn the same way. thaugh n.
Manchester water pronts are not
used 20 reduce the general taxes
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CITY WHICH OWNS ALL
ITS STREET RAIL WAYS
ITS FARE IS cENTst WAGES HAVE BEEN lNcREAsED AND
WORKING HOURS REDUCED

but only the water tax This has
been reduced 30 per cent.
Leeds earned 100000 and Noting
ham 100000 by municipal socialism
during Eve years,
The mayor Of Glnneow.I who IN
called the lord provost. sends the
Times fnur-celumn latter explains
ing what Glasgow has done In this
lire. He shows that updef fnunlci-
pui socialism the wafer rate has
been reduced so Ter cent ana the
raa rate 80 per cent. while at the
tame time the city has made money
from these enterprises. la the mat
ter Of street railways. the city has
reduced tho fnfea for an ordinary
distance from 9 cents 10 z cents.
while short rides can How be- taken
fnr 1 cent Yet the city received
from iin street railways, for the
year ended May 81, ta0s0 900, and az
ter spending tl.i50.00e on power
trafiis. general expenaeH and repairs
aud putting aside more than 100000
for depreciation. made pfont OF al
naa 00p
II Ia also Interesting e. note that.
after taking over the street rail.
ways. Glasgow reduced the hours "
the employees Is per cent and fn-
creased their wages 20 per cent
GLASGOW also has ita own telephone
system. fer which Il charges Sc a
year FOR unlimited service. ana a
system Of municipal lodhging houses.
ThcRs last are comparatively recent
undertaking.. yet are paying their
way.
The lord provost urges other mn
INEQUALITIES TO study Glasgow eN-
perienees In municipal ownership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
aBEsT WOMAN IN THE WORLD
WAY FOR THE NEXT BEST

Newspaper Enterprise Association
WASHINGTON, T.. g., Nov. ga
Especial correspondence THE new
department 81 commerce which cons
gruHn IL expected "a create this win
ter. viii bring together many bureaus
which are duplicating one another'H
work.
Thuf IL one Of It's chief purposer
aud incidentally this fact has been
one OF the chief obstacles "a the ere
alton of this new portfolio Zach
bureau IL Jealous Of the other ana is
anxious 10 be regarded aa the best
aud most important IN it's line They
an object TO being consolidated and
umalEhmated.
The treasury. war and state de-
paFtments are all maintaining sta
tiatic bureaus, and they all think
ant. Meantime the census II dupll-
eating much OF the ground which
they are covering aud each IL tres
passing more or ices on the ground
Of the other. The marine hospital
bureau Of the treasury IL duplicating
chemical and meteorological work Of
the agricultural department and 50
" goes through a score Of other spe-
cialties.
To Establish a System
II will probably fan 20 the lot of
George - corteiyou to bring order
and system out of this confusion
aud pickering President Roosevelt
shares the opinion held by President
Ne kinley that Cortelyou II deFerN-
ing OF q cabinet position. cOrteiyon
L. universally conceded 90 be n big
enough man for such an office. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
B00DlER
RETURNS

NEW YORK. Nov. ss.--Chsries p.
Kelly. the leader Of the ~. Lsoaln
boodiers' combine. who has been hid
Ing IN Europe for months. returned
on the steamer Celtic this morning
He says he il tired Of being hunted.
The statute OF limitations expired
today. lie says that the death OF
his son compelled him 70 return.
Kelly has not been 10 Mexico AZ
was generally believed. but has been
in Europe during all the time Of his
absence. We VIII 30 at once TO 81.
Louis. f4a
Pffli.A DEf.PHtA. Nov. .s-chan.
n. Kelly. the Sc Louis Fugitive. was
arrested here this afternoon while
on HIS way to st. Louis. He says
that he II going to make q clean
breast Of everything.
TT. LOUIS. Nov. 1s-chariss r.
Kelly ts wanted here on two fndicf-
nent. for bribery and two for per-
Jury. He will be arrested immedI-
aseiy upon his arrival In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
PIANOS

We have a store fun Of ali kinds Of
good bargains. hut merely quoting
prices doesn't signify much. AS II ~
necessary 90 associate the instfu-
mcntH with them and we therefore
prefer "a have yon come In and see
for yourself and talk the matter over
with US.
Seven Pieces Of 25e Music for. .0O
Eight Pieces Of 35e Music for $50
Net Closing
Retail Out
Price. Price.
GuHtave Dam Plano
Forte Method ........ $500 s0.s5
Lehart A. Stark Plano
Forte Method ........ 200 10
Kohler Piano Forte
Method. Vols. /. II.
ILL., $3.50 s+sass-s+- 10 -
We are now ceiling ; regular Zoe
folias for ti.25. These are for piano
or voice and b. standard composers.
such rs Carl Bohm. f.anRe. Sidney
Smith. chiminade. Modern French,
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
SEAT Tile
ON TOP

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. as.-rhe
Wat department cali FOR bids for the
tfsnspof tatton OF troops and mater
"a 70 the Philippines. proves "a be
a victory fof Seattle. The only bids
received are those " James u Hlll
Tor the transportation for men and
material 10 Muniia. His bid on
tfelEht + 81 per leo, from Chicago To-
Mania BY way OF seattle. isor care
rSinE officers. he bid 500 "A trip. and
Tor enliatca men, s2a each. Assns
ciated with Htil is J. Montgomery
sears, backed hv big financial inter-
ests ~ Boston. and the chaHe Ma
uonsl hank Of New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
JOHN L. 4
BANKRUPT

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Jchn L..
Sullivan. the ex-champion puziliet
2led a petition In bankruptcy today
in the United States district court
In his petition he says he In not at
present In any business. His Iiabli-
tiles are $500. entirely unsecured
His assets consist OF clothing only.
valued At $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
ENDORSES
ROOSEVELT

NORFOLK. Nov. ss.--The Ameri-
can Negro Methodist conference. In
session here today. adopted stroag
resolutions indorsfng President
Roosevelt and thanking him for the
consideration shown to negroes a.
expressed In the letter written by
him 20 a aouth Carolina man. and
published today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
FOUND DEAD
I'M POND

SAND POINT. Idaho. Nov. 2s.--
The body OF Il. ~. Putnam, a North
ern Pacixc engineer, was found In a
pond by the railroad track near here
this morning. shot through the head.
The police suppose that he was
killed through Jealousy. He was
known to have been Intimate with
the wife Of citizen Of this town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
REMARKABLE
VALUES

THE GREAT BARGAIN PRICES
AT WHICH WE ARE SELL
ING SMALL MUSICAL lNsTRu-
mENTs WHILE CLOSING OUT
OUR SHEET MUSIC DEPART.
MEsT ARE CAUSING coNsID.
eRAeLE EXCITEMENT ANON o
INTENDING PURCHASERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
BROOKS HEARING

The preliminary hearing OF Lincoln
brooks. charged with embsxxiement
BY Sherwood Giliespy. IL set for 10
O'clock "Wednesday morning In Jus
tiee Cams court.
The accused refuses 60 discuss the
matter other than 70 say that he II
confident OF establishing his inno-
cence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
FIRST CLASS
JOB

NEW YORK. Nov. zs--BelievinE
that h. had killed Mrs Julia Gerber,
who had refused 10 riepc with him,
one Sakawatsitf. jumped from the
window OF her apartments this morn
Ing 70 the pavement. seven stories
below. and was instantly killed lie
shot the woman and she tainted from
fright. but proved 10 be only eight
ly Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
WANTS KER
NECKLACE

WASHINGTON, Nov. ss--Thc
treasury department has been IN
Termed BY Nrs. Ida Harrison pulire
that she will ask the court Of appeals
for the return uf 4 90. 900 necklace
Recently taken from hes b. the reNe-
ntie Officers AZ New York pier. upon
the charge that she was attempting
To smuFgie Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
RAILWAY
SMASnUP

wAsATCH. UTAH. Nov. 2s.--In a
head-end collision on the Union Pa
ciflc main line today a work train
and a freight were wrecked and ten
men injured eeripusiy. Fireman
Smith and Conductor Rheaburg had
their legs crushed and received scalp
wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
GAVE her HUSBAND TO
HER PRETT!ER SISTER
LsFr Hea HoMe To MAkE

Il wna the Mckinley plan ~ make
him the first secretary OF CONNER &C.,
The blu which creates this depart %
ment has passed the senmtc and ig
nov before the house committee ON
Interstate and foreign commerce.
This summer a special committee
has been AZ work trying 70 arrange
for the consolidation of the various
conflicting bureaus. In order that the
obstruction from fhese quarters may
be mlnlmlzed. and the bill have an
cnsy pnnsage through the house
The president wants II passed. lie
has given much personal attention.
10 the matter and will recommend
~ pnnsaRe ia his message and VIII
use his personal Influence 10 BRING
about that reHult.
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Undoubtedly the most important
addition We have yet made 10 cur
large and tremendously popular fuu-
sicai instrument house " the fam
GUS Columbia Ph0noRraph. on
which the sound OF musical instiu-
mentn and the human voice are 10
faithfully reproduced AZ wholly TO
deceive the ear Machines from
$1,000 to 400. Records from soc To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
DESTROYED
BY FIRE

NEW oRLEANs. Nov. 1s.-The
Ashton plantation sugar house. one
Of the finest In Louisiana. WAS de-
strnyed by fire this afternoon. The
loss IL 400. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
TO co ON THE
OLYMPIA RUN
Elegant Steamer Walsh Arrives Tor
That Purpose

Next week the new atern-w heel
wheel steamer Walsh. Captain nar>
low. viii take the seattle Olympia
run. She arrived from EVEREST last
night where her houre has been
completed. she will run on a night
schedule. Captain N. l.. Meteor
mack, owner. states that he does not
tntend % cut fatea
The Walsh la sister vessel of the
Capital city. hasinr heeu built sew.
eral years ago Al Port tsiakeiey b.
captain Turp. representing the can.
adian Pacific railway.
II was the intention 90 place her
on the etiekeen river but she ha.
never been operated as yet on any
route. She ~ valued az tts.u0e
- Walsh IL iso feet long 20 feet
beam ~ feet depth ~ hold She
has fWenfy-six stateroofns and can
accommodate $50 tons OF freight
she n equipped With two f8-inch
stx-fnot stroke Poppef valve serylnse
ard electric aud steam heating an.
paratur. Her speed H. IA or IS knots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
RAINIER BEACH
HoMEsEEKERs' PARADISE.
$50. 90. 5000. $500 I,ors
IS AND $40 DOWN AM a. MONT,

The prettleet and most convenient place on
Lake Washington In which to own a
home. wide level lots. grand views finest
soil electric oars from n,ao a. m. to
- y. nj &C tarcs tchoois stofee. church,
elcctrtc street lights sidewalk. chArsd
avenues ard lots. htrh and heaithfui.
over $50 lots sold. new homes going up
all over the plat; lots are selling fast:
homes built on easy terms also. ponv
delay going 20 Rainier Beach. take car.
on washington street., see MIR Weed
agent at office at Rainier Beach, OF cali
on owner. c. X. ssurtevant, 2fo Boston
block.
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KILLED BY
FO0TPADS

OGDEN, Utah, Nov. 2s.---Fred Nc
Cabe. a young musician, was held
up and fatally shot by two highway
men disguised ns chinnmen last
night. The footpads escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
KILLED IN
COLLISION

BUTTE, Nov. 2s.--Two freight
trains Of the Northern Pacific col
Hded two miles west of Missoula this
morning. killing an unknown tramp
and seriously injuring Ave trainmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
Or. PARKER
Is DEAD

LONDON. Nov, zs.--Itsy, Joseph
Parker, the famous pastor Of the City
Temple. who has been 81 several
weeks. died this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
AFTER AN
OFFICIAL

PORTLAND. Nov. gs.-lThe Jour
nal has 2icd charges wtth the de-
paFtmerf % justice AZ Washington
against United ffafek Marshal W r.
Matthews. OF the district NJ OruRen,
beeause Of alleged offensive part
sanahip. Matthews holds the office
OF chairman of thr Republican state
COMMITTEES. conuAry % the order Of
Attorney General Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
CARNEGIE
RECEIVERS

LONDON. Nov. 2z.--Andrew Car
ncRie II progressing nicely toward
recovery lie Sails Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28

proper style and color. ali cut and
fitted equal TO custom made
goods, and the fabrics are all wool.
Exceptional value at $3.50 q pair,
on sale Saturday 80