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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
CHARGES OF AN
UNUSUAL NATURE
Or. Mitten Talks on His Sensational Suit
Against Jacob Furth

pr. A. p. Mitten. referring to the
suit filed hy him in the superior
court hate yesterday against Jacob
Furth stated today.
1t all amounts To this. Jacob
furth was entrusted to sell the Mad
ison Street Cable Hallway. lie rep-
resented 10 mo that he sold Il fer
soo9 Shafcs OF Seattle Electric Com
pany stock and $500. GOO. The tlso. =
600 Indebtedness. representing the
outstanding bonds being paid out Of
the $500, 600. when as matter OF
fact he sold the Madison cahIe rail-
way FOR s5So.ooO. the Seattle Electric
Company assuming the ss6O. 600 In
dehtrdness. or on the iinea OF the
irst proposition for 81 .eno. 900. Then
he paid me my share as tho owner
Of at1 20 shares OF Madison Cable
Company stock the amount that
would be due me ~ Il had been sold
a. be represented that it Was. Thus.
instead % getting the pt.S7ifT that
my stock was worth and really sold
for. ! received but 3Sf3f..i. A
further fraud In selling my part Of
the ee<o shares OF Electric Company
stock he claimed was given ia part
payment for the Madison Cable
Company was committed By him
lie represented TO inc that the
stock Was worth but ls cents on the
dollar and Represented that he sold
Il at that rate and the proceeds.
t2se1. he accredited to nv account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
GOES CRAZY
BECAOSEH HE
IS 50 LONELY

4 nude loan. erazed. II II thought.
by a lonely life OF hardship in
Alaska. has been seen IN the wilder
ness OF the Copper river country. The
news was brought on the steamship
Bertha. captain Johansen. which
arrived last night from Cooks Inlet
and valdeE Early IN September.
when the government telegraph con-
Ftruction party. under Captain Bur
nett, who II experimenting the work
on the line from Naidea TO Ea gle
was returning 10 Vaides. they saw
the unfortunate man. His clothing
had been completely torn from his
body and his hair was long and
disheycied. The u.rty came upon
him on the bank OF a creek far from
human hahitation. AZ soon as he
caught sight ~ the party he fled
into the woods and nothing more
was seen ~ him.
An oil find was made on Robe lake.
five miles from tho beach. between
NaIdcs and Hazelviiie by A. q.
Brown. G.. Johnson. Thomaa Rosa
and Louis Stintz. There was rush
to the district. and 500 claims in that
vicinity and along Lowe river were
located.
The Bertha brought ITO passen-
gcrs and 10000 of Copper river gold
dust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
TRYING TO ACCOUNT FOR
THE MORGAN MYSTERY

caused any notice. had II not been
fnf the diaappeasAnee OF Miss Nor
gan. Even now u In not certain
that the sifl VAS the one who u noS
missing.
!. II Maxwell. the uncle Of the
missing Eiri. T. o. the opinion that
the sirt has met with foul piay. He
believes that she had no reason to
leave her hotne. and " she isad would
have made the fact kn0wn 10 her
rel tivrs. IL Was reported 20 Mr..
Maxwell that young lady - Miss
Morgau.s description Inquired ~ the
once Of q local steamship company
for a ticket TO Honolulu. Afr. MAx-
we'll does not think that ahe has any =
thing 10 do Wita this eas-.
THERE has been an Tiopement
theory put fern. but there ap.
pears % be no foundation for that
The young man with whom Miss
Morgan has been going with II H'ili
IN Seattle. and apparently rs must
worked up over her disarrearanee -
any ~ her relatives. The fact that
the xirI had sTt. IN giving her friends
a great deal ~ worry. II y thought
that she had the money with her.
she IL known to have rad ~. and II
cannot be found anywhere In her
rootu
The disspuearunce y ~ much a
mystery as ever now. hut her friends
have net given up hopes that she f.
sfilf safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

Mystery stlil surrounds the strange
dlsappeafanee Of Alaa Elsie Nor
gan Monday morning. There has
been little developed that VIII throw
any light on the matter. although
now = city detective has been put on
the ease al the request Of the young
lady'a friends The disappearance
vas reported % the police Monday.
but until thsH morning they have Civ
en- Il little attention. This Afternoon
Detective Jim Byrnee was detailed
to hook into the matter. There Il
very little 20 work on. except . large
humber OF vague theories.
Fend % the stage
The latest one Of these = that the
girl uas VERY fond Of the stage and
tia. she left she city 20 Join an op~rs
company. There are few vague
facts that bear this cut. bat the idsa
Ia seoned a. BY friends Of the miss
inR girl Monday morning two Firla.
one OF whom answered the descrip-
ton % Miss MofEnu. came into the
Victoria hotel on First avenue. nnt
Inquired when the NEXT train left
FOR Portland The clerk gave them
the information and then they used
the Telephone for sugre reason which
be ala not learn. After tina, they
arked n there were any fnsatrlcai
people staying In the house. They
left. and the clerk has rot seen them
since. The Iaeidsat would not have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
QUEER
DOINGS

There appears TO be game 81
rtve-away going on IN the Pacific
Northwest league about this time.
The Butte team won q game yfttsr-
day that IL reported TO he an abso-
lutte quit on the part % spokane.
While the same thing may not be
said Of the local game. there was not
much playing. and at no point of the
game aid the Tigers show any siKn
Of wanting the victory. The Seat
tie fans 70 "a the games % see good
halt There are few WIN want 10 see
the local tram win unless they can
defeat the opposing treatn. II there
e. any Eive-away business all inter
est stops right there and then. ra-
coma ala not want 70 win yesterday
That was shown IN almost every
lay OF the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
SCENERY uNgouALLsr
The View from Capitol Hill is the
Best and Nest
Diversified

Standing on Capitol Hill aud look
ing IN any direction the stranger In
Seattle Il Instantly impressed with
the wonderful view Of the Sound and
Lakes appearing IN conjunction with
the mountains. while stretching
away In all directions are the ont
skirts al We'll a. the downtown and
business districts OF Seattle. Here
one may see with the naked eye on n
bright day every ship and steamer
and sail Of the sound the pleasure
and business traffic OF Lake Wash
inRton Lake Union. Green Lake.
near by. and the mountains, too.
with Rainier. Baker and ST. Helens
apparently close 20 one. and Mount
Hood In the far distance.
Residents OF large Eastern elites.
and, In fact. all visitors 10 Seattle,
are at once convinced that Capitol
Hlil is destined 20 be IN the future
years the most sought scenic resi-
dence section OF the entire North
west.
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
ENfns only
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omesrs Eise,sd
COURTHOUSE NOTES

Upon The charge 81 having assault
ed his pretty auburn haired little
nfepsdauE inter- Matte sloan. W. -.
Frtisrgy uaH taken into the custody
~ the sheriff Al neon today pending
the filing - formal Information by
the prneeeutinK attorney.
The arrest occurred IN the equity
court and was AZ the tnstigation 81
Judge Tailtnau. Who was hearing the
habeas corpus proceedings BY which
Fettefiy waA trying 60 obtain pcs
session % an tiicgttimats child from
his wife. who had Il in charge. A
divorce suit which yra. f~fiefly In
stifutssi arainas her husband. has
been pending for some time IN the
eourts. since the eur was brought
the couple have been wfhnRfinK over
the possession ~ the t-ysar-oid baby
Eifi
The odd feature IL that the little
ono - she rhlld % A iT-yrsr .oid girl.
whom Fettsriy admits having been
Intimate With.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
WARLIKE
INDIANS
National Words Stir
ring up Trouble

NAPIER. Neb.. Oct g,--T'he Sioux
Indians OF the Rosebud agency are
showing great unrest and threaten
90 40 on the warpath on account Of
"A reduction IN their fntions and the
refusal OF the government to allow
them TO sell wood. A boss farmer
named Edward Taylor was shot
dead yesterday By an indian named
Red Rear. who only a few hourHe
earlier had killed another Indian
named Johnnie shaw.
DENVER. Oct. "a dispatch 10
Governor ofmnn this morning indi-
Gates that the Indians who shot
Game Warden Harris yesterday are
moving rapidly northwsrd 10 their
fan hunting grounds near Neeier.
The sheriff OF Rio Grnnde county
appeals To the governorto have the
troops In readiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
WITH ACID
CARBOLIC

SUMNER. oct 81 ia-year-oid
girl. a stranger here. who gives her
name ~ Ethel MccagIey. while walk
ing along the county road four miles
east Of here this morning. suddenly
stopped and drank o quantity Of car.
boiic acid from a bottle she was car
ryinF. The girl dropped upon the
ground. screaming aud writing. ana
Vas Immediately noticed by people
living nearby. She was taken into
the nearest house. and later con-
veyed TO Sumner and placed under
the care Of n physician.
The girI will recover. although sur
fering great palm. The dose she too><
was not sufficient 20 produce fatal
results. She IL a total stranger IN
the community. and refuses 20 give
any account Of herself beyond her
name. She offers no reason for her
rash act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

MICH o. BALE OF COUNTY
kste<sy-Icss ! and .. Block l.

npzzCt o. SALE OF COUNTY
8 k1~ef{y-I>0<n l and 2. Block l.
- couGry AddiEhon-
y UDr1FtnG to the board that on
~ - III application was made
- >ooFd Of county commission
- = M eocnty Tor the purchase
= ~ an1 ef block / Of Kins
Q114 addition. and that by order
~ A1rust 1Sfn. 1907. was set for
.nslag @ determine the advisa-
~ g ssa!inE said property. and
- az. set for the hearing
1@s4 ~ board n1st and being
~ edxis<d IN the premises deemed
Ee o<Sf Interest Of the county
4 kHg that said property be sold.
= sene<eforc ordered that the
M-zl4 q King eounty be directed to
- nd property At the front door
- kinf ecurfy court hosl@e at
- Than the appraised value
u<7spf. rhish = 1z50e1 per lot. said
~ e b made % the 18TH day Of
q'1oer. l8z. 81 the hour az . clock
ne county treasurer being
S4<4J directed 70 appear nj said
- and 10 receive ali Monies paid
feat. Issuing 10 the successful
1'.e< e saH sale deed therefor
EI'g fprth ali the proceedings had
Ia 5's1n1>r. sad dec8 TO ~ attested
~ county auditor pnusS his Of
=! esf<d this 2ssh day q August.
h,srt q County Commissioner Of
Eng County.
sss'sc ,. Lsmpins. Clerk OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
CAPTURED
FINALLY

MOSCOW. ffaha. Oct s-Bdi Bar-
Der. a negro. was jailed here yestef-
day at the request OF Georgia au-
thoritics upon the charge ofmurdef
barber In accused OF killing n man
Al a negro picnic In Georgia a year
ago. lie was working on a farm
near here recently and admitted 10
his employer that he was wanted In
the South, The farmer notified the
chief Of police OF this city. who wired
20 the Georgia sheriff. Shortly after.
ward Barber left. bat WAS traced to
Spokane. where he Was arrested. A
reward Of fzsa was on his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
MARINE NEWS

Swift T. Bruce Compnnys steamer
Dredger No. IS AZ Smiths cove
loading a locomotive, engine, rails
and other parapherualis for n log
cling eamp which the Ballard Lumber
Company IL 10 establish at Bay
View. which Is near sammlah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
WINNINGPEOPLE'S
CONFIDENCE
D. S. Johnston Co.'S Big Ex-
pansion Sale Is Being Liber-
ally Patronized

An opportunity % a lifetime 10 buy
not only music in every form sheet.
folio and book--at less than cost.
but almost every kind OF an instru-
trent on which Il can be produced. at
the greatest bargain prices ever be-
fore offered IN Seattle. Teachers are
buying IN large Quantities. some TAX
ing enough 10 last them from Ave to
10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
Will. Meet
ONCE MORE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. e.--The fol-
lowing statement has been issued Is
the Manufacturers committee
The committee OF the National
Manufacturers cume 10 Philadelphia
after meeting John Mitchell and hts
associates at BuffHin on Tuesday. for
tho purpose OF considering measures
by which the coal strike could be
ended, and this committee VIII meet
again October 10.
tsignedl n. NJ. PARRY. President.
"cEOHuE II. BARBOUR. Detroit,
RICHARD YOUNG. New York.
"FIiAAk LEAkE. PhllndelphIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
BY
DYNAMITE

wILKEsBARRE oct. s.-~whiie
troop trains were passing on the Lee
high Valley rnad last night a charge
81 dynamite which bad heen placed
on the track near jenkins switch
wrecked an extra freight.
Seven cars Of cattle we're deTuoi-
iahed and many 81 the animals were
killed or wounded. Italians are be-
lieved 20 be the guilty parties.
TAMAQUA. Oct. s.-rhe railway
bridge approaching the slattery col
iiery was dznamlted last night to
prevent contemplated shipments 81
s-5aI.
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JUST WHAT THE BUTCHERS
ARE DOING AND NO MORE

eYai weeks been cutting Ff5c-Bruhn
meat aud is not ashamed Of it.
Blush TO Admit
We blush 10 admit that Br0thjan
was until tao weeks ago a member
OF the union. but We euDbaticallY
deny that no Is a true union man.
lie hnd the reputation 81 being n
burybnay when he Was M the union.
ad his secession In matter OF no
surprise 60 us.
THAT he has ever been prominent
in the Western Central Labor Union
We deny. He WAS merely delegate
10 that body from our local union.
~ to his claim that he " member
81 the Labor Temple Building Aseo-
citation, he does not tell that he owns
but one O. share and that this share
was given him IN orderthat he might
become a trustee when he was out OF
employment.
Only six Went Back
AS for hts statement that a large
number Of members Of the buteheraf
union are Ia sympathy with the
Frye Bruhn Company, we merely
submit the fact that out OF more
than 100 members but six members
OF our union are now working In IN
far shops In Seattle.
The tactics OF the Frye-Br1hn
Company during the past week prove
better than any OF the undieputed
facts we might publish that the
strike has the support Of a large
ma iorlty OF the community"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
KILLED BY
A SOLDIER

SHENANDOAH. Oct. a-John
Durham. miner. was ahot and
killed by a picket last night. the
death being the first due Go the mill
itia. Durham wandered inside the
picket iiner around the cohiertes and
was challenged repeatedly by Pri-
waite WamEworth Receiving no re-
Spouse. WamswOrfh finally fred and
Durham Zen dead. The strikers
later claimed the body. but IL VIII
be retained In the custody Of the
troops until an inquest n held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
BOXES the
KINGS EARS

VIENNA. Oct. sit IL reported
from Belgrade that scAndaious
scenes have been created In the
ssrviRn court b. Queen Prasa. who
publicly boxed the kings ears be-
cause he cut off her pin money.
King Alexander charged the queen
with being the curse OF hts life. and
she rrtcFted BY accusing the king of
a liainon with his sister Helene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Oct. a.
Gen. Thomas J. Stewart OF PennEyl-
Vsnta. was elected commanding
chief of the Grand Army by the ma
tonai encaTnpment.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.-No decision
was arrived AZ In the conference be-
tween the United States senators
and the coal operators. and the meet
Ina was adjourned until 4 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
IMldte tO(IdSSifV

80, yx11s on Nineteenfh as,.
r,s6sS Ar East Jefferson. street
s.-r severed. city water ana
~ walks.
ihfss Iots. ineludinr corner
-. pxle1 each. near aikfee,,f (
snss.,ze and Jefferson.
~ Tine iot s0xIz0 and alice
-. renib avenue south. grand
~ nne locality.
III. 49, tne acre in Georgetown
IA ~ @xioo on ThIrtieth avenue
a,,east ta90 lot IN Hroas~,.v.,z.
vi mas gfand view and iies
ror,. slsg cash ard balance as
~ i you who are rea ding
~ advertisement have ~, = h..
~ !. sad see fhis 80 : ~
ss,s 1870 lots 4sxf20 each SEE.
s<dnlh avenue near csrltol nj,
tF.-f " sewer tax paid.
n,sr '9xio9 on FEDERAL avenue
nis.s.r ~ I, prospeel. Il rapidly
sr i, .sry me lots Including cor.
nnt-f uhrman addition.
~. tSFFsTMESrr.
ssry ' ~. iz0xi20 On Pike street.
PETIT
New Tofl, lfa~L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
MADE GOOD

Fred Dernoit the North Seattle
butcher who was accused OF selling
decayed ham N Edith Harrison, was
found not guilty Of wilful Intent In
Judge Georges court today He
cialmed that he did not know the
meat wns spoiled when he sold II.
and WIS willing 70 make PREPARATION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
SERVANTS SCRAP

Police Sergeant Stuart arrested a
Japanese servant IN the residence Of
Mrs. Kelly at 600 Ninth avenue this
morning on a charge OF nsnaulting
one of the other servants. II In al
legged that the Jap boy, George
Tanke and Clara Maibach became
Involved In quarrel over n broken
dish, Tnnke aays that the girl blf
him and the girl says that the Ian
struck her. From all Appearances
both were right. The jap was
locked IN In jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
NO CARS
RUNNING

NEW ORLEANS. OCT. s,-Generai
Glynn. IN command Of the state
troops. has ordered the street rail-
ways TO make no further attempts 70
run cars until ne 80 directs. All
troops are now under arms, and
everything is quiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
TO DISCUSS
STRIKE

DETROIT. Oct s.--The conferences
81 governors. mayors and other
prominent men. called 20 consider the.
anthracite coal strike. opened this
morning AT 10 o'clock. There are $50
delegates present. a majority of
whom are well known men.
~ IL expected that the conference
uiii pass = resolution In favor Of the
government ownership Of coal mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
Butte 9. spotsn. I
Portland ). Helena o


-Four additional inspectors are TO
be allowed the local United States
custom once. Collector ide has not
yet announced the appointments.
The new men viii be assigned TO
night duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
FATAL TRAIN WRECK

liam Mlncho was Instantly Killed. and
Fireman Emerson was badly intuf-
ed Five care were also wrecked.
The accident was eaused by a brok-
on rail Weston n a short distance
this side OF STAMPEDE Pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

TACOMA. Oct s.--F.axtne No. IL.
drawing a special Eassbonnd freight
on the Northern Pacific. was derail-
Cd and wrecked near Weston. %
as this morning. Engineer WIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
OGDEN WINS

COLORADO SPRINGS, oct a.
After a apirited fight between ogden
and Seattle for the location Of the
next irrigation congress, ogden won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

We are running, IN conjunction
with our closing out sale OF sheet
music, the greatest expansion and
special cut-prfce sale Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
PETIT.
New York block


~ ,shhoLDERs' AEETIN0
k1.9s~s .saiaF meeting OF ne stork.
lsr@ss,T The Seattle Lab Teupis
Cs,ts,,.sa..on. Fiii b. held III hafl ~
tksn ~ hail. Fourth avenue. be.
iss,fi. - and Pine. il the CITY ~
III 80 ~ Monday. October ls, i90z
se,ock D. NJ. '-s
a. RUST. Sec. ana Mgr.
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POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT EN-.
TfRELY

our entire stock OF sheet music. foiios
and instruction books OF all kinds at
less than cost. In order 20 gain an
additional four hundred square feet
Of floor space for our growing plano.
organ and small musical instrument
business. which Is rapidly eneroach-
ing upon every inch CT extra room
available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
S2s Cash Prize

VIII be paid the person sending Us
before October rs the best written
showing the advan-
IL yes Of Brooklyn ms a Residential
district and as a speculative invest
meni. Petit a. Son. 523 New York
lfock.
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Medicines
andPriiCeS

....,.,aes must Re u the hlghest
49, standard ~ Rartflis And
r'ss..ss., must be lower than SEN
y ..slnss. HINTS
-. Headache fsrona toe s..a
....s.. .s..s.-ss.ss...s, We
80 Eelladena forous fsas.sts,
= ma ....t. ..s...s..s.st. -. toS
~ q csess Cotton his soc' y . ~.
...s.4t 49, SO. sts' ~
- rrcxs sanative skin soap, -
.k@ ....~ 4s.sse-t 1890. -
sssssiss bronze oe'n'ne. 20 eas :.
......sts.. .ss.sstss.tss' 'sS
,,....-,n.icas are a special feature
= ~ sicre--nene bat experts serve
~
,-.-.. AZ rf4r, Sec siae 49,. .s., Suc
s'.s@s dyspepsia Tablets soc size
r,rssys swedish Rair Remover 3 %
,s>rs safe cure. si.c0 sIse. zoe
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Professor Wilson At Ranke Hal
Monday and Friday EVENING" Pri.
vste lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

"our experience has taught us that
10 IN usually the stuck pig who
naueala. II the butchers strike and
boycott II not affecting the business
OF the Frye Bruhn Company, VIII
somebody kindly explain why Presi-
dent Frye consumes n column or 80
OF newspaper space each day ~ ten.
ing people that he IL not being hurt.
IL Was in this homely fashion that
President A. G. Dunheth. OF the local
Butchers and Meat Cutters Union
this morning summarized the events
Of the past few days IN the strike sit
uation.
Holds Receptions
III Mr.. Frye's business IN con-
ntantly increasing, ana he Il forced
to hold receptions for the purpose OF
meeting people who wish 10 express
their sympathy for him IN his right
against an unjust strike why does
he find it necessary TO attempt 70
lnjure the business Of the other ana
equally reputable packing houses Of
the city. and to publish inspired IN
tsryleNn with obscure meat cutters
Ia his employ in order To bolster up
his cause continued Mr.. DunHeth.
Both these courses have been fol-
lowed by Mr.. Frye. Within the past
few days tho columns OF certain
newspaper which has sided with him
ia this trouble have contained num-
erouH articles Intended 10 further the
sale of Frye-fsruhn meat b. inainu-
htIne that the products of rival pack
ing houses are probably Infected
with the germs of a score or more of
ruth diseases simply because they
are not government Inspected. while
those OF the Frye Bruhn Company
are.
Red Tape Conesrn
Mr.. Frye we'll knows that. just ar
the Star has published, the govern
msnt inspection In a bit OF red tape
business that must be gone through
with before meat products can be
exported. and cuts no real figure In
preventing the slaughter and sale or
diseased live stock. Any journey
man butcher will say without heri-
tation that he would make no differ
encs between stamped aud I'M
unstanpcd meats Ia buying for his
oun table.
Yesterday the same paper con-
tatned further evidence OF dr.
Frys'E work in the form OF an al
legged interview with Edward 8roih-
Jan. an ex-nembcr OF the butchers
union. who IL now working In the
Fulton market. an unfair shop. con-
troiled and largely owned BY the
Frye Bruhn Company.
ssGrothian prefaces his remarks
with the statement that he n a MEM
her Of our union and Il n strong be-
lever IN union principles. Then he
goss on 20 say that he has for sew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
Pianos and Organs
EVER BEFORE CONDUCTED IN
THE NORTHWEST

Choice. New Upright Pianos that Pc
tail regularly at s2s5. now only
sf3f. and 1925 Instruments Go at
sfs5, the $3.50. $500 and t475 Styles
Nov offered at 500. $3.50 and s342,
and All Others. Too Numerous to
Mention Here, in Proportion
Great Bargains in Slightly Used
and Second Hand Pianos--oraans,
Nov, Nov s47 for Regular s75 In
struruents, 70 954 and 500 for the
so5 and $40 styles--Also Big
Values in Second Hand Organs
Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy
Payoents--old Instruments TAX
en- in Exehange-AlI Instruments
Guaranteed TO Be as Represent
ed-store Open Saturday Evenings
Only.