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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-08

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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-A 3Seat platform spring wagon
with shafts. inquire at Robb's express
office. Twentieth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-08
AFTER EASTER
SALE OF
LADIES

We place on sale this week so pairs of ladies' fine
DOngOa shoes stock cutters in
east window. Medium, heavy and light solos, military
price o stap g1 on aoes d9ng thi5 QS
only
THE LEADER.
Opposite Harper House, Rocks land Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-08

Trans marked are daily. An others eany
except Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

frhesa pfires ara 10 any hnscr IN guam
Titles. Prices on small purchases aVsfaEs
SO Per epns. hiHhett
Vegetables
posasees. tieaia psr ,cni carre,s. eo0iae
81 10 Isf sass; unFains. 1891 sariic, ecl
cahhase. Seoaai psf ewtl gsisrg. a09aoc
d1s! sweet T.atataes. 24ea.c NJ, chill psp-
refr. a. - tnts saasfkraut. q 10 tomatoes.
0oufhc onteus. faifse IN r1uaahen, lAe
~ curumbsrs. 50 tqz spinach. toueoS
boa! stsen corn. ti.sp41.
Grase Fruit
Lemons. saEa 90 hass esaekinx APPLES. 300
IA boa. eatInE sf4fsfo boa hananas, ~
ufao. plneaptses. - he's cfaiaErA. Naisu-
elias snae. -. enHsftnss. silFAi srap~ ffvit
tnuti c0neefa sfer~s. a.. pears. ia per
hrxi crnat~srtsa. sssfto PEI tassail srAf-..
a.. lssSl.ao psf etates esfainmsass. ti.1A
Provisions
Fr.ah MsAt.-cew hseft nttn pr M ss~<f
beef. gofhe f@t ~ nsattea, Wethst. To-
ewes. eael resk. pise pee 10 veal. sDian
rruvisionssr ftaus. tnel BREAKFAST hacon.
islsc. teiAss. feesh. tse.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
batter =Washlnstaa efeamsfias NJ.
ranrh. roS seal sAsisfa. siezHea
chesss'-Sasiss wsshiastoa fpii er.sna
cansin. ts4tazl 0fssna. lie. hesusfaFt
sse fafasn. fiiatls ees else. Me- fsrs.
isgfae. tAeIhaassH iaeises eriek. iaoifcl
swiss. fsEtpc.
Exxs-Fresh ranch. ssgsec: East
lave rsaitry= Hsn. fsoises fsysrs lsg
Ia ssrhsys. iea er
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
SALE CHILDREN'S
DRESSES

Children's Dresses, sixes ?, 3, 4.
B years, made Of eashmere Mother
Hubbard style, lined throughout, has
tucked yoke front and back, and
trimmed with white soutaeh braid.
special for Saturday si.ie, regular
value si.5o. coiers blue, red and
old rose.
children's One. Piece Dress, made
Of red and blue novelty goods, lined
throughout, has round yoke 81 plain
blue. tucked, eixos q, 3, 10, ~, ~
years. Special for Saturday, Sf.3b.
Childrsn's French Dresses, made
Of ell wool cashmere, has yoke made
with clusters Of siH tuoku, has f2
small pearl buttons down front, ard
trimmed With cream lace applique,
slres 2. 2. II spsoiaI for Saturday.
S.es. Value $780, cclers rcd. blue
chIldrsn's Sailor SUITE. mad. @, ali
wool serge. lined throu q bout, eoIors
blue and brown and red, handson,s.
W trimmed with elk souteoh braid,
spsslsl Tor Saturday s22b. si1ss 9.
childfen's One. piss. Dresses,
made of granite goods, colorn blue
and red. trimmed Nth narrow braid
and lace sppllqus. has large rsvers
oyer SHOULDN'T special for Saturday.
$3.50. sixes 6. 9. 10. "a years.
chiidrsns ons.plsss Dresses,
sh.eaahoys. has round yeks. trimmed
ssehs s,sid and tiny ALT buttons.
vsrleus ether Dresses ranains
f4.1t, $50 and 1886, made of very
tine. ell wool eashmeres, IN all the
latest shades and styles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
s-~-
WATER FOR
WOODLAND

The city council committee on Gre
ana water has decided 20 report fav-
orahly ON this ordinances providing
for the construc ton Of the woodland
Park water main. This i a $50 900
improvements fha ordinance pro-
vides Tor the construction OF a 10
inch main from the eastern part ef
Fremont to the eastern shofe Of
Green Lake. The main il 40 be run
about fivc biocks sest Il tbs. large
water main now In service.
The Proposed new building oriin-
ance was under consideration again
at the meeting OF tbs committee last
night. TIE 1ew measure ~ that
providing for the Use Of metallic Iath
IN all buildings Of the fl1st fire dls-
fricf.
At the last meeting Of the coun-
Gil a communication from o, Har-
rison. an architect. relative 20 the
use u slow-burning materials In the
construction Of warehouses. whole
sale storage houses. etc. was refer
rcd to this COMMITTEES The eommun-
ication was considered and u was
decided 90 90 amend the new meaa-
urc by Incorporating the prOvIsions
81 the present ordinance relating To
siow-burning construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07

The women cf Seattle are IS
anxious 20 read oar After six List
az Ne are TO n n the beet bargains
Of the week for these hours. Tho
Hon Mnrchs After fsx~ List has
scored = great success. and II viii
cent lnus 70 be Of ereat interest. be-
cause ths bargains VIII grow better
and better each NeeN
Electric seal = +. worth I1oo
90 txso. with 3 iafSr fin~ tails. spec
iai after q. 1T ri.ss.
Black Martan Oposnisr. also Stone
Marten Oposrufn. sarh has . extra
ino tails. present value $500 TO tI.te.
special after 6. az sats.
Remainder OF Our line Of travelling
men's samples % Carpets. 4 yard
square. To Gloss fhcrn out we viii
price them in two los. after 9,
&c and sse each.
.Ali-wool Rug Fringe. good sssors-
fnent- 10 nnish carpet ends. double
head. value lie yard; at lac after
raasepnrtout Pictures on coiorcd
mats. scenic views and an other
pictorial effects. siEc iexls. value
fse each. after q. Sac each.
I women'a Muslin Gowns. good full
Sizes. hish neck or the Empire style,
plain or trimmed; special after 6,
! zee. value s5c.
women'a Plain Muslin. Drawers
with cluster OF -four tucks. special
after g. tsr. regular value 9sc
Childfeu's AnEora Hoods. coiors
white and Eray; special after 8. ssc
regularly slgs
Women,s Large White Aprons.
with hefnsfftched brctcfiea. long.
vide strings: special 3sc. regular
value See.
fensfha. IN PRETTY stripes. fancy
borders. special after g. 1Sc: value
f5c.
Infants. Long White Dresses with
round yoke of very ffnr tuckH and
insrrsion: special after 9. tec; val
ne a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
TO ORDER NEEDED
IMPROVEMENTS

AT the macttHE Of the council CON-
mtttee on streets and thofouHhfarea
yesterday aftern0on st WAS decidsd
60 report fararahly At the next meet.
Ing Of the city council on the ortiln-
ances ordertng the Improvement OF
sixth avenue south FROM Seattle
boulevard 10 the Waterway. on Dear
born street and on Howell avenue
The Sixth avenue Improvement
VIII consist of establishing a grade
and building a % 10 &s-foot roadway,
and sidewalks. Dearborn street viii
be improved by grading end side
walking. also Howell avenue by
grading and sidswaiking. The lat
ter from Denny Way TO Mercer
street
On thu application OF residents on
sixth avenue northwest. the conrnlt-
tee decided 10 supply 5000 feet Of
lumber 90 be used for aidewafka
The walks are 60 be constructed BY
the property owners on that street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
Dimes SAVED
DOLLARS SAVED
At THE OUTLET CLOTHING
CO.'S GREAT SALE or BANK
RuPT STOCK or MEMS AND
BOYS CLOTHING. DIRECT
FROM NEW YORK CITY
Crowds of Eager euysrs, Crowds Of
osIishtsd csctomers. ~ Our Open
ing-6sst Bargains Ever Offered
In 6sattie--Coms and See and Buy
--SsIs All hsxt Week

It's a success. q great suscess. A
double forre Of clerks working dou-
biz Nase has pat into selling shape
within the last ten days the largest
single shipment OF mems and boys
cIoshtnH ever resolved BY any cloth
Ing house IN Seattle An entire bank
rupt Stock OF one az the largest deal
ers IA Nex York sacrificed 10 - at
~ cents on the dollar II on sale AT
our store at 80 cents on the dollar
Of actual value Of the goods We
make tust cents on the dollar
above our purchase price We save
you money. and big money. too. on
every thing you buy here during this
record breaking sale Our opening
day saw our store packed TO the
doors with people who know the
value Of clothing and who appre-
ciafe the very low price at which
everything IL being sold. Our old
cusfoEers are coming by dozens aud
hundreds 70 take advantage Of this
chance 10 make money by getting
their winter supply OF clothing at
less than this best wholesale price for
the high grade goods We afe selling.
They know that an Advertised bar
gain at The Outlet II always genu-
Inc bargain. New customers are
coming, too. and every one Is more
than delighted at what they find. as
well as greatly surprised At the pur-
chasing power Of their dollar At this
wonderful sale
selves out from top to toe elth the
latest. finest. most up~to-6afe and
stylish Earrnents-rutfs. oFercoats.
furnishlns8~-af bargain prices. Twin
pay you 10 Investigate twill pap
you 70 come and see for yourselves
3uaf what we are selling We don I
adserfiae our prices. for they are 50
low that you would probably think
our stock WIS a cheap one In quality.
II Is cheap ciothinE. but cheap IN
pssce only The quality Of every ar
tieie sold from this bankrupt stock
Il first -class. The secret Of the low
prfces Il a lucky buy for Us. and our
plan Of giving you all this benefit Of
the saving, taking for Ourselves only
the most moderate percentages Of
profit.
who simply reads ard foFRets thess
plain statements that profits by the
reading, but the one who reads and
put our plain story plainly told r
the proof. It's only the one WIN
comes 10 the corner OF Washington
street and Occidental avenue to The
Outlet Clothing companx's Greai
Bankrupt Sale that viii wear fin
f.lofhes this winter At little cost. Tn.
proof Of the pudding II the eating
Come and buy and wear away
good suit % clothes with the zuoue,
YOU save by 70 doing safe IN you
pocket.
Remember the address Tho out
let Clothing Co. corner Washington
efreef ard Occidental avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
the BIC sroar
Neckwear
LaceS and
Ribbons

Plain And Fancy nfbbo,.
ranied ali pure silk. ~ 10 ~ 40
vide. new bright eolors IL 49,
from. worth regularly liz - :.
yard. sale price 5hc per yssd
Womcn's IAncn Batiste sse.r -
trimmed with colored rlIk s
and turnover collar, very flh. 80 =
ity. worth regularly sis3 es<b' =.
price. TIC each. ~
White Cotton Point De r.
f4aess. AZ 10 " inches via 80
finest quality, all new nc<a e...s.rf
to choose from. strong saa,s<sAs
edges. worth up 10 s5c ysrS' ~
price. izhc per yard -
Cambria and Hamburg Ysrt.-..
cry. 70 Q inches vide. omen =.
blind patterns. very fiuezt es.,'.-
with embroidered Ard sos1'~<..
edges that will wash, worth -
Iec. zse and z5c yard. sals 80.
La per yard.
Black. White and coior<s ga.
Chiffon Appliquef. with strasvs. -
irregular patterns that can b -
arats6, all new designs % 49,.
from. very finest quality, u6,rs =
TO si-zb yard; sale price. &c Tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
Waists and Pettic0afs

Saturday always the leading day
81 the week - Waists and Petit
eeata. 10 made stiIl more important
by these Bargains
si.e0 FIanneietss kercerixed Hat-
cen and Warated Waists black and
colorn. sl4es - la "a. at Zoe.
TOO klik. French Flannel and
Alpaca Waists. black. white and all
colorn. many styles; sizes ~ 10 "a.
Tor t4s1.
French Flannel Waists. navy. gar
net. black. green. urcttily tucked.
well made. special al fi.ks.
White On Black and Black on
white Alpaca and Venetian Cloth
Waists. trimmed Ia buttons and
turks. - 10 a.. special Al t17s.
Fancy strip Al Wool Waists. in
blue. garnet. tan. black. green and
white. all saHnn. At ft.sS.
slka Aercerixrd Hafeen Betticoatr.
anxerni styles. all lengths. at csc.
G1k1 aferceFiKed Satrwn Petit
coats. lined with eating. de~p fiounnn
tined and corded. with dns ruffie. nj
ti.T6.
fssaek Imported Merrsrtzed Petit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07

wofneu's black lee Wool Fasc.na-
tor. special after .. Zoe; regular
'woinen's Outing Flannel Gown.
IN fffifres and plain cnl0rH. Mother
fiabafd styles. special aftsrs, ssc.
regular value ti.oo.
Infants Pink Six crocheted Cara
special after g. ssc; regular value
women's Sanitary Narkins ~.
donsn in Package. Ice: regular val
wpmen's Aii-Linen Hemxtitched
handkerchief. extra fine quality
guaranteed all pure linen. X Inch
hefustitched hens. worth regliarl,
ike each. after 8. &C.
4 Rail Pearl Buttons. superso,
quality. sslf shank aud sew through
al sizes. u. H. 10. ~ and 70 iines
for waist trimmings and childreu'i
dresses. they have no equal. regu-
lar values he. f7c. lee. 3ic and sss
per dexsns after q. I3Nc.
Fancy Gilt trimmings, very fms
quality. very pretty color combIna.
lions. regular value iGc per yard.
after 6, aye.
Fancy Ail-Siik Ribbons. very I'm.
est qualities. all the latest colo,
combinations. from 90 8 snchn,
wide. worth regularly zsc and sss
per yard after 6. fac
Wolnsn's Fast Black F1eeee LINED
Hose. double heel and toe. sc val
ues: after 6. fsc pair.
Nomen's Jerray Ribbed. FIeees
Lined Union suits. Onelsa style
excellent si.0g quality. small sizes.
after &. SOC suit.
Wings and Breasts for trimming
for and fsc: worth 2oc and soc.
Quiiis-a good iine--after q. nj
each. fc.
Pillow Cases made OF hicarhed
cotton. size ssxse inches. worth Ice:
after 6. each. &c.
Bleached Table Dnrnask. 50 tnrhe,
wide. assorted patterns, rood vnl,,e
~ t0c; after 6, yard. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07

Outing FLANNEL. all colors. fun
width. worth 1-1c. 10 Iz-yard
lengths after 9. a yard. &c.
American Shifting Prints. fun as.
rortment Of styles. worth &c; after
:. a yard. &c.
te-lnch Atwood chanseant Chew
lots. IN shades Of brown. green. gar
net. formerly soc yard: AZ ssc.
Quantity limited 20 each customer.
Striped skirsing Moreen. for petti-
coats. value tOc, for 1sc.
Cocoanut. Peanut. Fruit and wal
nut Britties. guaranteed fresh and
ertnpy. value &c and soc 10: after 9.
Harlem OF. regular isc kind. after
8. } bottles for Joe.
QuiIi Tcothplcls ur,porfed). reru-
lar SC package. after 6. &c package.
TFicum Powder. regular size cans /.
after :. &c can. value lie.
Rose Perfume. regular price 2sc
ounce; after {, i2c ounce.
Empty bottle free.
Nurntn's Umbrellas. value Tsc: af-
ter G, acc each.
Boys Percaie and Outing Flannel
Waists, worth 2Sc. for Use; yes Z
70 IL gears
Boys dark check Knee Pants.
worth 1sc; for iec; ages 4 20 II year,
Mems Rain Hats. worth nc: for
lpc.
$500 Womcn's Pctficnats. black
and cologE. good make. on yoke, deep
piaffinE trimmed or rufries. for s. IS.
500 Wool and Cotton Waists at
Feather stitch ana Rick RACK
Braids. very best qualities. white ana
eosera t-yard pieces: regularly IEc
ana ise piece: after 9 only, at, piece.
&c
Satin Belt Hose Supporters. with
elk fTilied side elastic. patent fiexo-
grasp button catch. will not tear
stocking; al colors and sizes; worth
sec pair; for Csc.
Patent non-twisting Tape. seven
different widths y each bunch. hes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
FURS ARE SEIZED

Owing TO delays Ia getting 20 ~.
Michael news OF an net 81 congress
prohibiting the export of furn from
Alaska at certain seasons of the
year. the cargo % fura brought by
the steamer Ohio from 81. Michael
for the A. c. co. and the ". A. r. a
Il. Co. Il being held by the local
customs officers. The treasury de-
paFtment he'd extended the time un-
tii Oet. to make the cleanup, but
the notice was not receiNed at ~.
Michael until Oct. !. Tho fure. val-
ued at about 1890. VIII be held untii
the matter il settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
SMALL DEATH RATE

The monthly report OF Health ON
Ger Carroll, 90 be filed with the board
OF health. shows that during October
there were 20 deaths and 50 births,
The death rate for the month was
12o per 1000, estimated on n ponulR-
tion Of $4,000. The report further
shows that the volume OF buainonr
mcnt during the month was almost
double that OF any previous month
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
ALLEY BLOCKADED

A protest was fiied with tho clerk
OF the city council yesterday against
the biockadtng of the alley between
Flrat and Nacona avenues. extending
from Columbia 20 Cherry street
rhe protest was signed by Victor II.
l5eckntan and others having offices
Ia the buildings adjoining the alley.
nnd who have occasion 90 pass
through the alley. II states that the
Wagons Of the Great Northern and
Wells Fargo Express companies are
allowed 80 stand In the alley all day.
wholly blocking frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07

white Linen Hemstischsf IN,
Cloths. extra large size, sgzrpes j.
ali the latest designa for ssrf.t[
very fine quality; never sold fes =
than 5sc each; saie price. sssariu'
&c.
Infants Bibs, warfants1 III n
linen. trimmed with drawn =
border, large size. worth regular 4
each. sale price lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
WOULD NOT
Be ROBBED

sAN FRANcIsvo. Nov. 7.-It 10
said that the high figures asked by
the San Francisco iron works almost
caused tho steamer Hoseorann. for
merry a transport. 10 come % Seat
tie for repairs. Her owner. Captain
Nataon. was 80 diapleaned with the
bids OF those firma that he made the
itosecrann ready 20 sail 10 Puget
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07


ever made. VIII not twist. ro'z >
a bunch. at only g.
Bone Collar ButtonA extra een11'
worth ioc card OF one do111. ~
.. price. &c.
Safety Pins. best qssfify. 9vgt1
only. small, nedium and hxp -
sold eyerywhere Al Sc pr nt q
one eozens after ., l1zc-
20 dozen Mems full-sises
Hand kerchiefs; after esch Z
A lot Of Meas ray Nasno IL!
shirts; 70 ciore out eacA bs
MEMS iec heasy Skt1n CON
pair. &c.
Fine thin-biown iuznpl<H n'e<{
engraved. several des1kr5 % e1o
from. regular saines - oo1e'-
Ter =, DC eacn-
Only half dozen 20 . euye.
Nice thin China Cups and -
crs, variety Of dainty ceoo.
regular sc ana NC values. ~ :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. S--tspeeisI Coz
rssperdsnee)--rhe press reports
seat cut fren thss city telling that
ss,5iru Fiawr Lewis barely escaped a
.psnocr1tie nomination for congress
here. were evidently inspired By
sueh a rsyai opportunity 10 pipe hot
ssuff, that thr boys could not resist
IL. They surely handed Il cut
ssrerc. IN view of the fact that. not :
withdrawing his mast strenuous sf-
forts. J. Ham. could not even gain
recognition in issal nsmserssie
ranks.
Il was q ease Of srtrsx N. lul.
wiz &c gran tourishr de shiskaire---
ne bad r.iiisasrs play yer leod.
aNessiears.~ parl<x ~. Luis. Il ~sexh
20 nsyssf prsssntez. ! aes meme
oxxsir xsr re sr-r-r-r~ait jacques
harsiisor Luis OF ne greet prossencs
d. essxh,rQtone. which horaire eet-
self by ne pcsfa,rnsnt Of me- Al
this point he IVES rueeiy tntsrrupteo
b. representative First ward citizens
NTH hood osies ~ -vtce t'elIf" -sxne
tells Lewisfs -NHhsrs t'sifs wash
inater r.
NEVER TOUCHED HIM
n is needless 10 explain that al
though the gentleman with sunset
whsskers from the sunset shores Of
the rcpsbIic. sainiy stross TO indues
any lixtsner whom he could hutton-
hole. that ne Was no longer . eitizen
Of the Western commonwealth, ard
that he ~ax willing. nay. even
anxious TO represent the city Of Chi
ezao in conarsss for the good of the
Windy City, ard tho Intellectual and
nerat exsItstson Of the natssnas
koose. che local Osu.oeraey would
have pone of him.
indeed. disooartsous ard repre-
hsnssbis sx a may sssrn, ths Wash
inuton orioie's name was not even
msntion~d in the oeiiberztsons Of the
couspntion, nor did his silver
ten3ssd oratory wax warm tho
hearts Of tbs Receptive leaders Of
pemoerscy IN the classic hsunts
made famous BY Bathhouse John,
tfinty pink. Captain strester and
Hebsrt ChatfsLd. 5he sorssrstssn
nss not proas<sd 10 j. ham on |.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
His RefuIgent Attire and fiamboyant Whis-
kers Fail to Excite the Admiration OF
Chicago Democracy
Chicago Democracy

Silver platter extended BY humble
suppliants oa Blended knees
Had that beer tire case. nnyene
vshe knows Nam Neold as confident
ly have expected tire disappearance
81 the ertirs chain Of Rocky noun
tains into the sedatatirg plains sd'
ioining, ss the possibility Of . declin.
alton By the tsr-whissie statesman
from Seattle. Fancy Jim Ham In
the role Of Aipheuss ohseauiovsly
bovsirq 70 Lockwood Honers, ard
politely urssos, @Aprsx seasl Mon
Cher Gastcris
NO CALL FOR ORNAMENTS
The ehseks~sd t-csssr.. ehrys.s-
Ithsmyr, bedsek ed button hole. and
silk tile which vsers the wonder aad
admiration Of Seattle Phiiistines. are
not alone sufficient TO enable q man
10 spring suddenly te dizzy heights
Of tame on the Southwestern shore Of
Lake Michigan. vsIs J. Ham lssSisi
Rsauisxcat IN pases De nsortuss nil
risi bonumi De raiamis non surss
isxl
q ~sish 4 eeuld.krcsx the special
eorreseoadsnt Of eIse Seattle paper
ssho wired that J. kiann could have
had the nomination without asking,
but dsciined when IL WAS thrust up
on him, rnAkino sa ohlssson Of his
ambition to keep his friend Castor
from crying with disappointment.
The man Who seat that message is
tire preseason Of an esceed.noiy rare
brand Of DOPE
tsss~snsi ts u possible that the
sander was mons other than the tin-
psn orator hiossstff Perish the
thouoenti Vet msthinks messages
have been knossn 70 come into Sc
sttle nswspapsr Offices. prepaid.
which srsssss>s were honey -eorsbed
,~ith sdvistion Of ths pink -sxhssLsrsd
wind jnuswsrs and which bore 1T the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
TO PRESENT
THE NEEDS
OF ALASKA

.. w. Ivry. former United States
collector OF customs for the district
81 Alaska 10 Ia the eity en route 10
Washington. where he Will present
lhe needs Of Ala<ka personally 70 the
president and congress at It's COM
inx session
Mr.. Ivey r. backed by credentials
from the city council and chamber
81 commerce of ya1de~. the repre-
sentatives Of both political parties
al Nome. the chambers Of commerce
land prominent citizens Of skagway
and Juneau. and many prominent
residents Ia Aisxka. including min
erS actually at work washing out
gold on claims far back In the In
terror.
That Alaska people have for the
time abandoned the ldea Of securing
territorial government. IL stated ny
Iby Mr. lvey. However. be says ne Is
prepared 70 make claims for recoeni-
zion OF the district on tbs part Of
the national government IN the APP
pointrner1t Of a delegate 10 congress
10 represent Alaska Other reforms
wiil also be urged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-07
is COMING
FOR CARTER
Oklahoma Sheriff Sends DEPUTY 20
Take eaek AIIsned Punitive


J. II. Garter. who Is wanted by the
antorlties In Perry. Oklahoma. as
an accessory 20 the murder OF James
NJ, Dowell. committed there more
than a year aEo, and who has been
a prisoner In the city jail since Nov.
l, VIII be taken back for trial. 1la
was arrested by Detective Remnant
ON telcgraphic advicea received by
chief Sullivan from the sheriff OF
Noble county.
Carter claims that he a. merely
"anted aa n Witness. and that he in
tended To 80 back to attend the trial.
He haa n wife and a large family
IN this city. and bought some land
recently In this county. There n no
charge against him at the police sta.
ton as yet. II IL stated that n he
"a merely wanted a. a witness. he
cannot be forced 10 leave the state.
Yesterday Chief of Police sullivan
received copy Of an indictment
from Noble county. charging Ralph
Wells with the murder. and holding
Carter as an accessory.
The sheriff Is expected 20 arrive
In Seattle either today or tomorrow.