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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-12-04

THERE'S pretty kettle Of fish over
on the occidental side Of the Big
Muddy. Our government is not sup
,noseds ito be- In the slightest degree.
.paternalistic; but once In q while Un-
ele Sam does interest himself in mat
.ters generally considered the private
affairs Of his children, and what he
says usually "goes." Over on the Ind
jan reservation, near the mouth Of
the Cannon Ball, for 10! these many
years, a gentleman bearing the pat
ronymic of Hazard has pursued the
even tenor Of his way teaching the
ideas Of the youthful aborigines how
to shoot. Regardless of his surname,
he would not hazard q cast Of the
matrimonial dice, but lived on in
bachelor meditation fancy free. The
Indian bureau provided him with a
janitor and a housekeeper, and there
was >naught Of a rasping nature to
poster him in his humble but honOr-
able efforts to make good Indians
from wild and woody Sioux raw ma
5terial. Communing with nature and
with his books for com mpanions, he saw
sermons ia stones and 10y in.eyery-
thinp. ), Had there been running
brook Tor ! brewery OF distillery) anye
where near him he might have seen
more.
But a change has CON the
spirit Of his dream. An iconodl
government has shown the teacher
that his hope for q lifetime Of peace
and quiet Is like unto q house oe cards
or m q fope uf sand. Ii other words, IT,
indian bureau or r cupboard. 81 what
., you may call5it has ordered Nj. Haz-
ard "a take INTO himself at least one
wife OF vamuse the ranch. Mr. H, ID
said I'd he; worrying himself greatly al
TO which horn of the dilemma he. shall
tackle. Refusing, be must bid adieu
Etqhis one -little-two. le.three-little.
#injuns, four-li little.dve little six-little
|iniuns, and become q wanderer on the
face 81 the earth. II he accept, the
thought comes to him ot midnight
Etran,ps over the carpet, clad In noe.
Etprnal ratmient, with the paregorlc
bottle, In Ills hand aud = young an-
Earohist or two oii his arm. He has,
Eperschancs. visions of arriving sat home
late antl being compelled to listen tt
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-12-04
FAvoRs HIGHER SALARIES.

Mandan Pioneer: Some Of our con-
temporaries are criticising the present
schOol laws under which the grades of
country school teachers have been
raised, and. with the grade, their sal
aries. The Pioneer stands by the law,
aud believes it is one Of the test ever
enacted. Good teachers are not paid
= cent too much. II North Dakota
cannot raise them, 1t can import
them, and the school-teachers that
come to this state from other states
are the kind OF newcomers that we
need. What il the school districts
are required to pay higher salaries fer
good teachers than they would have
to pay for poor ones? Is not the ris-
ing generation entitled to good teach
ing the very best that can be hadp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

bic
"if gambling and other evils are
allowed 90 run wide open in direct
violation % the law. what are you
snihg 20 DC about itr b. was
We'll. you understand the city
council iH H legislative body qnlY
but you may inpench and re-
move from office the mayor and
other executive officers"
know that bat l DON. believe
v viii reach that stage. responded
Mr. Rude
Captain John Taylor. councilman
st-iats~, fatty refused 10 discuss tho
question.
am undecided about throWiug
the Town wide oraru." said Council.
man Mailen of the Fifth ward I'm
not wise on the subject. but re-
Eardless ~ whether or not Il 81
thrown open, the lswd women now
scattered over the town should be
driven back below tine ltuH' and
sept there. A. " IA nos they have
not only invaded the residence dis
ifieis ~ the city. bat have made
FIRST avenue tfam So southern ex.
trnmity % North seattle long
draNn-uut tendsfloin. and in some
places ~ a. raw n course as n
ever vas below the dead line
A. "a gambling don't know
only THIS, N there IL going 20 b. p
division ~ uWfits.' ID ought o. he
made with the city"
touna man Fitzpatrick of ~.
firEt ward. iu RhiCh the old and
- =. 49,. y - :--ss ~ " -
VAS dsntiined % express ara orin-
len.
just cunt nc out. said be. 4
don't knoW anything about "a. !
don't hnoW how the tenderloin h.
iieiuE Or IL going 90 BE- conducted. I
have rot considered IT.
+iiut N the town a. now or IL 90
iug % b. thrown widc open a. Il
vas before the grand jury convened.
= Bat would yuu do obout itf~ be
vas asked ~ the reporter.
have not considered g. I don't
carr 70 talk aholt u" responded
Mf. Fli9pssflck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
POSTPONES
HER TRIAL

The trial OF Ara Nellie Under.
wood. accused Of lufAnticide, whict
Was to have been commenced In tbs
superior court today, WIS POSITION
ed - Judge Hell until Monday. Juns
a Prosecuting Attorney Scott anf
John - Hart. for the defendant
agresd several days aEU thae this
should be done. AZ Mr. Scott wishes
70 try the ease himself hmt on ac.
count Of III health. cannot DO 20 al
present
Mrs Neili. Underwood dtd net Rp.
pear il court this morning. a. Abr
left the city yesterday Afternoon for
her parents home IN Aberdeen.
Paul Underwood, Mrs. Underwood =
husband and alleged zrcofnpiice. has
been found guilty ~ infanticlde and
sentenced To 10 years in the penitsn
tisFy. He IL nov III Jail awaitlns
the decision ~ the supreme court. e.
which his case has been appealed
Hail for Mn. Underwood was oniy
reeent6 secured, and " 10 said an
effort Viii be made 20 continue tbs
young wifs's trial until n final de-.
cIaion IN her husbands vase has beer
obtained.
The prosecuting attorney. however
has stated that he IL not disposed 4,
favor further continuance. should
one BE- asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

the young man was told 10 make a
complete report ~ the AFFAIR az the
station this morning which he ala,
Young Ford was returning 10 his
home whom he met the thug. lie
saw the fellow some distance away.
but thought nothing ~ A. even
when within few feet - him The
fobbrf wore no mack and was not
armed with any weapon save his
horny frt
Ford hsd almost passed the thug
when he received a Summing blow
frufn the lattsre fiat that felled him
lie dIopped % Tho nlhnWalk and Nas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

Merrill Ford. a young man who
lives AZ an Eighteenth avenue. was
assaulted and rubbed by a thug near
his home shortly before ~ o'clock
last night lie use robbed Of tao.
number af old coins and a pearl
the sidewalk dasea from the Mow he
had received Terribly frightened.
HNalien. hs ran e. his home and toto
hts parents Of his experience. The
police we're notified a rev minutes
latef II this assault and robbery. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
MIR. SPEcKERT IS
AGAIN IN THE
LIME LIGHT

Al. speckoft attorney for lennon
champoux. who was recently com
vlcted Of the murder of Lottie Brace.
filed a motion for a rev trial in The
superior court. eliegipR hat -four
Jurors ala nos understand the tH-
strlctilsua - the court. aa9 are 10 =
bitterly ianentinE the fas thtt theS
were uuduiY Influenced ~ tas fafss
man. j fi1wen. 70 return shs Sss-
dot ~ guilty
The attorney states IA bis feiiaf
that the jurors n question had re
fused 10 mike affidaFit reHardins
their misuuderat IdluR = the IN
llmoUous. but he alleges that ~ has
every reason 81 }. iege that theF vii
come into court and subafani cate his
allegations
Ha hIso states that because he
foreman happened - b. justice =
the peace the fufymfu repuaed 80
much confidence 81 hiH judgment
end when ha directed tham to return
b verdict ~ guilty 90 fhsfked ata
10 without dellstrafion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
INITIATION BOARD
rs wow COMPLETE

intelligent and honest man, and that
I he viii act fairy - all parties aa a
member 81 the board. With such
board a. settle our differences se be-
i've that an agreement NiH - rsae n
/ "a iu a very short time.
Certain uuiou suen Who claimed =
have secured their inforrna ton from
tauthnrftaflvs sources frankly stated
Vhla afternoon that the seattle Elsf-
/ tris company Is not preparing .
make = hasd fisht Over ~ Question:
u seniority. and that the Srftiefns7at
I when reached viii be strongly in
/ favor Of the men Who vailed p4t
No serious disturbances a. after
math OF the strtke we're reported 20
/ day. Cars. some u which we're
manned ~ n1nsunign crews Nsre
| riin regularly to ballard and eieof Sc
town. but no trouble occurred.
The rfOtin9 At georget0Wn last
week seems 70 have been lnEplf eti
by rowdIes who we're members Of no
labor unlon, ~ nd the acts q violence
are Siseiainrd ~ all labor leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

So t. make up In thelr entirety the
husW and complex problems uf our
ns0defn Industrial iige Fash Of these
prublcuts u. moreover. connected
win many of the others. Few. tn
deed. are simple az stand ny them
selves The most Important are ttl0ae
connected with the relation of the
FARMERS. tas stock growers and soil
tiiivfs, 10 The community al iNfNs.
and these affecttuE the relations be
TWIN employer amt employed.
IN country ike ours Il 4 fanHa-
mrntally true that the wellshetus ef
the tikSf q the soil aud tns Vase
worker - the sell t.eiag of the state
IL they are well Oft. then Ns need
coacgfn ourselves but lutte as te
auW other Glasses stand for they
Wiii inevitably B. vel of. to-. and.
on he other hand there enn be- ~
rial general prosperity unless hasxd
Ca the fus.udafian Of ths prosperity
81 the va worker aud ths tlils4 Of
the -
'fiuf the needs q these twa
classes are often net TIE same TIRE
giilsr II the saii has been q al eur
, cltiaens the one GA - Whole tbe
least affected IN his u Of life AID
msthods % industry b the giant Ia
{ NMHANtAA NfAHHNA - AhN o. hAHN
century ore nf the greatest and
most hensncsnt measures passed -
the last congress. at. tudsssA. - an
efuEfxss IN recent years. = the tfris
gation act. shleh All De Tor tn
states % the great plains 4nd the
| Eueky mountain region af least IS
uueh a. ever has heeu done. Tor the
~ II ss:: :, 80 80 = -. 81 = -
3 afri itssF}sss sisi - ~ g t1sssss=s "a
measures that have beer put upon
I fhs statute books Of the uasiau haze
I done more Cor the people than TITS
I law WfI. I firmiy believe. directly
I AND indirectly accomplish Fer the
states ia QUESTION. q
The department. 81 agriculture
has been helping our fruit men q
ssta bit-h msr0sR abroad ~ study
/ inK n.fhdNs ~ fruit preservation
I through rFfFiKefNtiun and through
msthots ~ handling and packing
Moreover. the aoartfafnf has
taken ths lead III the effort - pre-
vent the Differentiation 81 the euun.
try Where there are faK0ts ws
soss to preserve sss~m; and on TIRE
once ir~~ie.s plains ana the pratFsea
w. are aniuE our beet tn foster the
habit of tree planting among aur
people.
1T ~ therefore essAfiY true that
great advance haa heeu made IN
the direction us finding says ~
which the government can held TIRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

ne A. helms noN aud az All times in
taNuf of the enforcement 81 every
Law nut when pressed on the
point es to y bat hr Wus guinE 10 De-
about q Il tbs iRH should not ~
enforced. DE said She council d
merely legislative bedY also that
he dld not believe conditions ar.
llkalx 10 he - baa aa has bssn sAs
NNnt0d he Htd nuf care 10 criticize
anyone nua for the administration
Of the iAN
Councilman Giil - tho T-hird ward
made The fesoHtnK statement
Ne. ] % not want q see open
vice hNt I do Nant tn see these
immoral women that have flooded
the residence Districts forced down
into shAt restricted district and keuf
there uN6ef the most strict police
fuKusasMHss The council can a.
something r Il sit and when the
matter r4fnea O. an issue I viii be
one Il thuss who stll aask 10 have
ths ess4iiss etfissra kesn he ten
defieia We ia the restricted die
tflet. unasr the closest police reEu-
iatlona
Aagor Hlaehart. councilman from
the sixth Asad. when asked HE
bpiHlen a. - = renewal 81 The f0f-
mef eide open patfuy. said
1t = eat ne II f. up G. The
ina yof and chief = police The city
really nesas The revenue from the
tsndeFiain. bat L Il = saftuaa quea-
tiaH IN M miad " the city needs
The revenue tsdiY enough - obtain
e from The asaasarsu policy ! de-
!t...y..-s - W..
ussaaF HlEht sHa IHuFHaHF rnurn-
toe. - hsu sis shaatlnE o. several
fnsH faak flaas II Seemed % ne
anH~~sH.If haste n Fesuiniua the old
regime - soau after the adjourn
meat p the grand jury
Afatsf nifshaff would not say
ahAt re position would be n The
matter Eh9uid be brought 40 Ia the
city eaunsai
tsss rsu~sfui Confidence.
Councilman kietlsr aid = most
eeFtatnsy am opposed TO raoFeuins
the tef3srintn a. u was hrfuFe this
grand ta8a sse9am tta deliberations.
sfaua Il Il Is done. what are fou
salua @ do mlsoui Il WsN asked.
Well aout tzotinFv affairs sare
going ~ ~ allowed to run
that wsy Yea understand the
sasunrfi ts a legislative body. and
don't shitsk matters arr Nosna 60
rsaeA > nEaea ahsfn 80 Niii have -
lntrffese. Ne ga not state ahat
his ta@itlpn aould b. u the council
should atlsmpt Interference
Councilman Rude stated that hs
y a. opposed 10 a slds-apen policy.
but hsHHAked ahauf expressing any
kind Of = criticism Of the ias en-
fnrrsm4ut af iaW he said
4 believe the tsndsriotn vices
should ~ hsnt under cover and sur
rounded b. e4erP restriction po~si-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
WEIGH At
| SIOUX FAILS

Iwr1 FALLS. >. D.. April e.
~ ri y crowded with excar-
mfs sho 'asee come here 20 see
~ est ne president p~cora :
nrnas ~ VI every hand aBl the
IsaY Inc nm spgsarance.
| M sufisnt aroe@ early and IL
N hes X spirita.
/ il sstaY's re~t put his voice In
sxiH< susdition. lie spoke az
eHf
7sns citiren-; There are
~ sanY iszses problems ~hseh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
IKE WORK/NGMEN
WAS HIS THEME
asn 0s~h Pays Sgh Tribute the Wage Garner Farm and
in BhzzOrd IS Raging ranktOo. South Dakota

I.-.uEII. = p. April S-rhe
-. st.rrsinr the passalsr of the
.,s,si iFaia aiQnE The route
-, a Repetition ~ those 81
H. Crowds Al evvfy way
- eAetrsd ant eavrd to the
iraln. aad every farmhouse
e,,se,aAa had itx ErCup OF
.steAtfs. A. Naukton the
gap ~ the aay wsa made and
r. the entire population ~
saadlax cauntry turned out
ee the president The sta.
- aecagalsa with American
z ~ 6t,anf WAS playing a. the
Il - up 70 the sGatiCu, \
e~ne 81 enthusiasfn attend
d, 1rrivnl % the tYHin az thsa
d both plMss the progrsuis
rrrm tais city the party
- ever the Milwaukee roat
s,-i<f making q short stop AZ
- gArgo syiii tr reached Al
IN hear tamarrow morning
.s.s;0 d. April e-The city
4 ~.tzasss Is extsnd a hitting
- h President Rncs~, eli agd
q rhs re scheduled 90 arr% !
n ~ Ncrthern Pacific Rt 1.5
4 te,asrroW morning oNinx
| = afiy bur there viii BE- rs
Irssntan en the arrival ~ the
Il ~ alter the president has
sufanes - o. b. formally vel,
Il 4 3 ~ mayor ard a commit
1 Z ,Ssras<ntatiVe citizens. A. ths
Il \ fsrEt = % b. limited q a
4 nna tasrc VIII be little tims
! asssssst sSercisr@ and u is prob
:, 80. y. - -. .esg-.- -
bursS ms - fnr only TEXTURE Of
! uxsr Ia expectation % ths
k4 = the distinguished visitor
I.nsa hcussss and residences nrs
isaminG holiday attire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

farmer 20 help himself the only
kind Of help which a self frHpce tlnE
man uill aocspt. or ! may add,
Nh5eh viii la the end do him ans
Food The farmer himself sttll re-
talna. heehust OF his surrounding
and the nature af his work. tn q pro
eminent aeares the qualities which
uu ltke - think ~ as distinctly
American lu considering our early
histefy
Wise factory Laws. Laws % forbid
the employment % ehlla labor 40
t. safeguard the employees against
the effects Of cuipahlr rEiigvncV ~
the employer, ere necessary not
mkFoly in the interest OF the WaEc-
usskrr. hat Ia the Interest ~ the
honest and humane siap.uyer. eho
shstuld not be peuailErd Ter his hnt'
ssIy and humanity BY bsing exposed
q unchecked eouarsNtiQn With an
interruptions f.sel u Il Tar more
difficult Ia deal with thg greed that
NaFkH thruuKh cunning than with
TIE srsse that works through Nie
lenas. MT the effort tn deal with
il must BE- steadily MADE.
sNsrY much % aef effort IN ref
srenee t. labor matters should b. b.
every aefien and sHreai~nt 10 Try
10 secure a constantly better under
standing between employer and ern-
pla3s kesfYthmE possible should
b. done Go tnefsass The - mpathf
ard fsifaN feviink hstwseu them.
and every chance taken 90 allow
each "a ioak az al gusstiriM csry.
eialiy At questions iu dtsTutsI some
y hat through tAc others eyes "a
met with a Einesrs hsslrr q acl fair,
- - go s=Hf>.T 80 49,
tarfhsFmore. poNsf - each a. np
pfselate The sthsfs stsndpoinL TIE
easaaes faF tsusb5e - ulnimirrd.
suppose every thinking man rvioicgF
y her - mediation 81 arbitration BE-
pfu4es possible % settle Troubles o.
time % avert the suffering and BIT
ssFassa caused BY strike. Moreover
e Cancellation committee can 40 beet
work when the trouble 10 iu its be-
ginning. - 1T least has not come 10
; hshf When the hfrAk has actual
ID occurred. damage has been done
and each side feels sore and angry
ard u - tlfficuh 70 9vt them to-
xefhef difficult 10 make either for
get ia own vronss and remember
the rights - the ether u pussibie
the effort At CANCELLATION OF media
ton az arbitration should b. made
In the ~artlaf stages. and should be
marked BY the wish on shs part ~
hugh sides 70 try TO come 20 a com
man agreement which each shah
think In the interests Of the other
a. wsli as % useif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
WAS NOTTINGHAM

The report made several days ago
by the shin Charles D. Moady that
a schooner presumably the Globe
Navigation cumpany's William Not
tinAhau. had been seen or Care
tlattery with a missing fafe=tap-
mast was confirmed last night by a
report received by the Maritime Ex.
chHnaM Tho Nottingham arrived
at San Francisco from ballard ysa
tsrday with a missing fore topmaat
end nlhrr nllEht damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
RIOTERS
KILLED

VIENNA. April G-The belgrade
correspondent Of the Taggeblatt
wires that shop assistants. appren 81
tees and messengers started a dem
onatration against the police resuin
lions last night and that a number
OF students Joined the lead Troops
we're called out and fired volley
into the ranks OF demonstrators.
Five were killed and iG wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

y arbitration board which "a "a
~ questions icfi over from
eeA cArTnen's strike. was com
80 ~ morning BY The selection
sia.e i. fyweis. a well known Sc
y nsYef. A. the third member
AHta saz1en fiasss laaisss.as IA ns..e
slsf had slresdy been chosen ~
es*itis nectric company a. iss
.,sseEEAliye uD1a the board, and
- NlAs1fa Hickman Moore had
- ssiseisd BY the strikers a. their
'sssnsative Judge Moore add
klsfsr selected Mr. Powell.
- board vii dominance It's labors
TO- morninx. Al ~ o'clock. Ia
hiefer'a once IN TIE abbey
@pfg leaders this afternoon er.
'*se themselves az weii satisfied
3 Ne selection u Mr.. Powell a.
alrt merber eAihe arbitration
utiAry rust o. the western
- labor Gnion. said
" beileys that NJ. Powell ls an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
TRUST GIVES
POOR SERVICE

LONDON. April SIN the house
Of commons today Postmaster Gem
eral Chamberlain. answering com
plalnta against the al0wueHH 81 the
malls since the advent Of the Amer
loan ship combines. said he was
aware fhsf{ allow TAeeselH had heen
us5d but had been assured thht az
fairs would be reuediod AFTER May
when fast steamers viii be- run"
Ling fanuIarlY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

eonseioua Of the fact that someone
was RpinH through his pockets.
When he fully recovered fNnaei9uH=
ness and was able "a rise he saw
the thief running down the street
Ford put hiH hands IN hts pockets,
and then for the first time realized
hat had happened. Nearly every
thing had been taken from bic poek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
HIGH OFFICIALS
ARE ARRAIGNED

Mr.. radasu'H attorney aemuffs<
% the indictment On the ground thal
his client was not a public efffctAi
but the demurrer as oxsrrulsd Nj
Faddeu pleaded not guilty and ssksl
Tor an early trial
AmonE those arraiKnsd this morn
ing were Thomas J. and John Con
sidlns. Prank Clancy Mosr Gold
smith saa taag list = 9sttg 81
Tenders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

.eta. without stopping 10 pick up
his hat which had been knocked On.
he ran 70 his home but short dis
lance away. AccOmpa MED ~
younger brother ana n biz doc, he
went back % the scene Of the rob
berry and secured his hat. after which
the police were notified by telephone
81 the occurrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
FURTH INDICTMENT
is KNOCKED OUT;

were represented BY iiafald pfentan
ana 3ehetal z. NJ Cart their att0fs
npNs, whu demanded an Immediate
hrAtlnK 81 demurrer IL the IN
dictmeut they had previously aers ed
upou the prosecuting attorney.
Judge tiell granted the request
hricf argument ON the law Of
the ease followed. Assistant rHaaas
cutins Attorneys Iudd and Craven
representing the state At the end
~ the sprech making Judge Hell
announced that he would sustain the
demurrer on the ground that the
facts stated iu the indictment we're
not sufficient to constitute a crime
under She law
The contention Of Attorneys Pres.
ton aad Carr, which Judge tell sus.
tained, WAS that the law aid not
recognise future false pFetahsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

such as were alleged 10 have been
made BY AT Furth aud Me shuttle.
ton Ia procuring the $50 called smut
fletun franchise from the city couu-
ell.
In order 90 constitute crime. the
court held. false pretenpe must be
In regard TO some matter past 81
present In the case at bar the
alleged false pretenss was la re-
gard t. the use 20 be- made ~ the
franchise subsequent 60 It's passage
by the council
The state had charged that Nit,
shuffleton obtained the franchise by
falsely representing that n was TOT
the use OF competitor Of the elecs
trio company To the latter cor.
pofstian he subsequently, assigned
his rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

~ 4 relsce John Sullivan. Jus
= 4 ~ P.sce r. r. George and
1 Cana. George q Piper and
y iAkh y other persons indicted
= eesst gYAnd jury. were ar
zst b the superior court this
T1aF Al we're given until Sat
g y p|eae. exceps r p. Fadden,
3 < ispofy county treasurer IN.
Eszs r whiitisEey. EfS -
ss-s with embezziemenf % pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
calnk WITH FORCED pApERs

A Chinese with forged certihc.s4a.s
was arrested saturday night at ~
coma bv immigration lnHpec 'YiH
/ Fisher aud Delaney and Custpnia ~ +
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/ had III his possession Ger w w
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/ country ia january. 1901. but cer-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

way. wrote a letter 10 the polio. yes
terdaY in which he. n. axes gfieYous
complaint about - neighoora and
their care Of chickens. He fecitss
that his ueiEhbors do not keep
their chickens eorraIied" and that
they nearly poster the life out Of
him"
Forrest says that Wesls away
from horne a short time yesterday
the chickens took p1aHefHiqu OF D.
yard. In which ne had recently made
a number - flower beds and that
fbev made the garden look Ike a
vhirtVlud had struck it lie wants
n policeman 70 tell the HeiRhbofH "a
keen their chickens ~ home