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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

explained to you, sir, that 1 am per-
fectly able to stand, and would not
have your seat
But cried the little man. 4 want
to get off, and everybody laughed but
the large woman."-Washingt Post.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

his belief the Rooeevean the
living cabinet maker for family OF
detail
giving all educational
bed hungry The Oldest child
and the half three
his wife Bohemian but neither
they both well satisfied with
the institutions The
child from home when the
wast
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Youthful BANK Prealda,,s

Wade u. Negns Of Greeayille, Mias
who was elected president of tie First
National bank In thar city last wa 1.s'
succeeding his father, the late Major
James =. n sgus, ID probably the Young.
est bank president in the United states
being but "a years old,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
I'm the imperative,

While the boys of classroom were
having a grammar lesson, the teacher
said:
"John give me passive verb"
"WhoaW answered John.
snow make it active" said the
teacher. -.'
'Back up" replied John.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
An Easter cllir.I,..

First Chick-Oh, you needn't put on
80 many airs, your mother was mot a
lady.
Second Chick Hull My mother
was high priced incubator. while
yours was only common old hen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Wanted Their Moneys Worth.

Ruth McEnery Stuart, the Southern
authoress, was taken suddenly ill when
giving reading in church in New
Haven, Conn, and was obliged to stop
and return to her home in in New York.
The church refused to pay her.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Poor Hubby.

Husband-Where do you want to go
on vacation?
Wife--Oh, anywhere that's expene-
i've or restless.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
A MDNGLNNG OF DELICATE AND AlJSTERE
EFFECTS IN THE HIGH TURNOVER COLLARS

minglng
linen collars which
white double
Other linen turnover collars Incorporating the
perpendicular
Through these buonholes link
popular for sporting costumes they permit freedom the
the
which has attained popularity Paris stiff clerical band fastening with
which with the
silk linen prevailing
collars softly the ends
other Windsor
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
A Bad Start.

guess" said the naturally weary
man, u was meant to be a mil
s'' but started on a line where
AdOlt give transfers,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Will Not Write "reminiscences.

Senator Frye once refused to write
his "reminiscences for a magazine, de.
claring himself opposed to the telling
by public men of "tales out of school,"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
indiana Men Are TalIest.

The men Of Indiana are taller than
those Of any other State or nation in
the world. This is shown by army rec
ords.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Immense Banyan Tree

In one Of the Howe islands Of tho
Australia banyan tree has been dis.
covered the branches and trunk Of
which cover nearly seven scres.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
Cause for Rejoicing.

Cause for Rejoicing.
Bix-Does your wife play the pianoP
Dix-No.
Bix-Does she play any musical i'm
strnment?
Dix--None whatever.
"That's coed. You ought to be proud
of her accompli shments."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

Piso's Cure is remedy for coughs, colds
and consumption. Try it. Price rs cents,
OF druggists.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

1.-THE Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind" is the trade
mark on stoves which enable you to cook in
comfort in q cool kitchen,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

Does a little appreciation spoil you2
It spoils most people.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
A Feroclous Equator.

A small boy was asked by the teacher
what the equator was.
He thought moment and replied:
"The equator is an imaginary lion
running around the earth"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
REHER s lg I! /! d Z ! var co.

FaOt Of Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon
With us for Saw Mill and Single Mill Ma
chinery. Wind Mill and Ram Pumps, Etc.
Cream SepaI ators, regular price $50, now $780,
Spring wagons $50, Buggy shafts $3.50,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18
a, AM0 KIDNEYS

lenkER AMI EAAASSa@. 49,,
Ii highly III nmrppperly perform their
Shons. limit what lameness OF
lben they hack n what yellowness Of
! side ana p caoTnstipation, bad taste
n gaas sick headache d o,rd pimP tsI
I .,s,t Alternative and tonic 80,
y, JarSapariua
VVs !. organs vigor and tone for
sstlese ~ of their func-
proper P oI,res all their ordinary all
Take it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-18

sfinl -, I O4SOI1 IS SO
n ; ana penetrating that
Iitt1sa sAort time after the
n = sore appears the whole
., Is S,. infected and every
d d v GlGO ID in the body is
i S S. the poison, and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
PARTING COMPLIMENTS
OF COUNTY GRAND JURY
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS FROM GRAND
JURY'S MAJORITY REPORT

the evidence produced convincing
ones atmosphere % Tits cy lessause and admiasaiys
rIiE MAYOR ANp cliIrF 81 poIlcE uissGN AND TIirfR
GOOD tAAMlik Mluttf hE FOLLOWED ny AT LAST A
SCIENCES AND IN r1iE iNi.nrsr OF riiE PUBLIC GOOD
We believe that the socand poiy has been
Tor crime and corruption and tine the psope called halt
TIE Jury feels tina, there Vas Justification for
ass" ~ .hs eosf9 OF sass,s. about g@ N NE as
witch grip upon the
oar1iSEn irs Pe%xeIsrs rinousm Fi;Aup bEnAueii,
En PUBLIC oFrtctAts AND WHENEVER IT has tooMED
MONEY 10 ACCOMPLISH RS .Nps
We condemn Of city council entering into
The river supply without pub
s2 and opsn eonpe,ion ss provided y law and At price
msned 20 me prosecuting attorney that steps be taken 10
cot thia contract
We condemn the councilman In usiug his q
,hs city aud eompetns hn private Lincoln
park at heavy ins o. d contractors for which he refused to
reimburse them
We believe that the Of frsqusntns saloon.
that ordinance b. passed pfohbung women FROM enens
t'''a 90 boxes adjacent thafeat
that theT action
70 prevent ~ sale - auor ne fae rsts 80 Aks wesh
" & 10 9ss' ne, 'sss rs.9Ts NAY y shss s a.,
into contact With drunkenness saa disorder.
desire san attention TIE sae, ,sa the police depart
mrn has not only PERMITTED open Faens % ess but ha
,s shsrs ,hs a we a dss = n. hsisSss as surety a.
- in an encounter Win hss.s!mah
We the license committee q NJ siy council o ge
tor ngaer license paylas attention me shsise
ter q ne 10 their tendency 60 contribute 10 disorder
and furnish an sss'a" 'or v'.'.'.r' e the law
We think N. prseeu,las attorney .hega strict attention
: FooTHoLD AID ENGAGED ~ sweDidsG ritE w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
ARBITRATION BOARD IS
TO SETTLE THE STRIKE
Officials of Electric Company Came
to an Agreement and Street Cars Beban Rum
ing Yesterday EVening---AH Parties
Satisfied

The street car strike was settled
late yesterday afternoon by an
agreement Co submit "a arbitration
the question Of seniority hmonE the
OLD aud new employees OF the com
pauY This WITS the rock upon
" hitch the peace eammltta. split the
dag before The seattle Electric
Company finally made a written Of
Ter To submit this iHane To- afhltras
ton. and the proposition was carried
90 the strikers Ia EaElas ball by the
business men on the committee.
MusHra Meikio. Mac DouEait and
McDcfmutt
After a speech BY Air Meikle aud
n two. hourh debate b. the men a
vote WAS taken on "a motion Go &C
rcpt the offer OF arbitration and u
waa carried with ouiy about 20 H.
the negative. cut VI 600 Before
dark large number IF cars we're
running in charge ~ union men.
This settlement after a sta days
iiseup, stops nn appalling lusn g. al
most every interest lu the city IT.
those FiH days the Seattle Electric
Company ID estimated 60 hHFe loHt
~ eau day ln fares. Hf total 81
fIlnoo his hundred men laat an
average 81 g. = a day IN wages, uf
total " fh.i1N. The merchants ~
the city figure that their lusH was
90 excess II Soa 600. The aggregate
ioss 10 the cty was therefore a.
least flanno or an average Il
tgt 900 n day. what the city has
avoided hY the atoruHEg e She
strike can therefore be partially
cofnpfeheadsd from "a study Of those
flsufaa
me nrf5tfsft.a hoard -bleh s.tH
pass upon the remaining differences
between the men viii naeH before
the sud If the week. and proceed
with al passlbla speed O. consider
the matters 20 be brought befure
them
This board uiii be composed
uf three business men, one
chosen - each side. those tao 70
select the third IL will meet within
i've days. and wlii be- called upon to
pass Gu several other questions ho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

sides that Of seniority
An important point gained b. the
men 10 the pledge II President
fufth that union men VII not BE-
required To work on the same cat
with non union men. m non
union man Tor any reason. IL taken
of has car the man running With
him Will aiao be taken off
Pending the arbitration Of The
question Of seniority the business
men guarantee tu make up anY luHH
20 union men by reason ~ their dis
placement from their regular runs
a fund or 5000 has been raised Zoe
this purpose. Union employees
whose runs have been taken by
fcuba viii merely be- required O. re-
port each day. and viii not have 10
work The business men VIII pay
their former HHreH This agreement
~ good for 90 days, n being aaHum-
"a that the whole controversy viii
BE- afbitratrd ard settled - that
time
Great credit b. given 20 MesarH.
Rust. Harmon and Webster. who
represented the men iu the nHratia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

oughly competent criminal lawyer be
appointed to assist Ne Scott Ia the
trial OF the criminals Indicted.
The grand Jury resentH the action
81 the lawyers Ia the court Foem
yesterday Ia insulting the sfand
jury b questioning the Nefactty 81
Foreman uHfirn.
II ia 60 be- desired that tho Strand
Jury system BE- changed by the next
legislature Ia such a manner AZ Go
give grand Jurors facilities fot In
NestiEating criminal matters and
hrinEiuK inwhfeahera 90 Justice.
After the faal reports u the jury
had been submitted a. Judge He'll
the Jurors aufe thanked BY the
court and discharged With few
words ga commentator % their
WORK The eauft said he recognized
that they had been greatly handi-
capped la many respects ana that
their lot had not been a happy enc.
later iu the evening the jurors
held their last meeting together at
an informal banquet al thv MsiHou
ElaFfteris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

lions. The business men az we'll as
the strikers. praise them highly for
the cautious. diplomatic bot deter
mined manner iu which they have
conteuded for the rights ~ those
whom they rfpreHenled. The result
r. uersOnai victory Tor them.
Another man u entitled 60 general
gratitude for the part taken by him
IN the negotiations To James Is.
Meikis. secretary ~ the Chamber ~
Commerce. more than ~ any other
man. the satisfactory outcome 10
due More than any other man he
kept the COMMITTEES together when
81 vac on the point several times ~
giving up the effort at settlement
Above ait the extremely logical
and persuasive speech which be
made a. the strikers ia their hnu
yesterday by which he won them
ever To an acceptance Of the com
pauy-H proposition 90 afHiirHte The
question 81 seniority. Was potent
factor in turning nm exceedingly
doubtful balance IN favor ~ the I'D
a.safrs4aaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
WHAT CARMEN
GAINED
Secretary Rust Sums Up AdSan'
taasovs Results 90 Strikers

y. A. Rust. secretary % the West
crn Central Labor Union and a
iuenhcr uf ths committee which set
led thc street car strike. sums az
ihs results attained - the men AZ
follows
This street car men nave q writ
tea agreement Niih the Seattle
Electric Company that al railway
emHinYcN afo 81 liberty 10 join The
uuian, althout interference y the
company
"fisrciofafe the company has a.
ways objected e the men bsiuuging
60 4 union
''The men have written agree
meet that 10 railway eugioYs shall
D. discharged Ter his connection
with, 0r uurk in the union. sc ad-
FuuacY Of union rfinctplen
They have a written agreens NJ
that an questions involving en-.
ploFment or wages shall be submit
ted 60 afhiffatinn
They have a written agreement
that al former employees shall be
feinstatra, That thc questions -
thc positions To- be occupied ~ the
men employed since the strike be
left TO arbitration. and that prutiiuE
fNH NfNMiA OF kfAN NfNAAf NANtA4 NNNf
men displaced - the new men shall
receive their regular pay
'They have verbal agreement
with the company. Witnessed - the
businsHs mems committee. aud its
Fnod falth guaranteed hy them. that
No union man shall be required %
take run. temporarily or psfmn
nrnttY. with any of the men hruus ht
back from Tacoma. or any Of the
men employed Ia Seattle since the
strike.
The street car men have shown
the people. business men and public
that they have the material and
ability to completely Organize their
entire fofcss numbering some 40
men. and hold them ne one man for
six days without LOSING a single
fnans
The street car men by their con-
sentative methods and law-ahtdiuR
actions durinE the strike just closed
have demonstrated the fact that
they arr k,srnsihip. honest and law
abiding class 81 men.
They have secured the regard of
the business men - the city. in
which ali organized labor will
share"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
CARMAN
SHOOTS AND WOUNDS
STRIKER IN SALOON
Fsah Of Quarrel Over "Seabs"-Both Sides Claim Self
Defense But Burden Of Proof Is Against Man With Gun

had shot him until capt Harry
Smith. Who vas in the saloon. part
81 the men and extracted the Hheiia
from the revolver.
The union men and the majority
~ the men in the saloon say that
the shooting was uupf0voked, while
the man who ava the shooting says
that he was set upon BY the union
men ana while fighting on his knees
drew his revolver and fired.
The Congress saloon IL the bar
room usually patr0nlzed By street
ear men aud u a strong union fort
resE. Ditto admitted ~ the police
station that he made a mistake m
going into the place. but claims that
he was the Injured party aud fired
only when forced p 10 80.
III = ~ THTT0TII VIZ y htIFTfFI
ing Khncline, at Providence hoapi-
tai, stated this morning that the
patient was improving rapidly and
that he would be about again in a
few days. The bullet, which !
think Is a - steel Jacket" said the
phyalcian. struck a RIB and then
glanced. The patient ia bis fsl-
low with lots Of vitality and muscle
and with ribs Of iron. The wound
will bother him . little for while,
&. &. Ditto. the gun wieldcr, adj
mltted TO CHIEF Of Police fullivnu
that be Old the shooting hut only
after being struck and beaten. To
eorrrObofate he story he exhibits q
battered head. Hs had been struck
with some heavy weapon over the
head. IT ~ said. however. ~ Kiln
cline and others that the wounded
man jumped up Immediately after
being shot and tore the revolver
from Ditto's hands. Using the
weapon as "a club he beat his or
ponent almost inseuaible before he
was pulled away by a byaftudcf.
Ne charge has yet been placed
against the prisoner. lie was taken
to the county fail today j g. Val
| cIeave, who wag witness % fhf
affair end ~ friend Of tho prH
oner. vas arrested soon after the
shooilug and II held II the citS iaii
a. Witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
FAMILY TROUBLES
PROVE EXPENSIVE

chas. seftllnd and wife yesterday
= ficrnsan learned that il is costly
business 90 settle family troubles IN
the streets % Seattle. settllud ia a
s.-z=.....s. = ss.4sss. gasst. 4s.aA.
denied beinr drunk although the
uficer ArrestinE them stated that
they were Mira gettlind explained
that all she wanted WAS little
money. and her husband thought she
ought not 10 have Il. Judge George
in the municipal court. decided that
each had better pay fine 81 Si0 In
Co the eity'N Golfer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
BRIDGE FOUND TO
BE DANGEROUS

Tfts Foas AaidlnK fhs tfussss u the
eSattis Eirctrte euft1ssny's bridns
~ 80 the puwafnish slNer have been
losssensd - such an extent an q
make trsric over the bridge exceed
inaY dangerous
AZ NJ eafn hHV1 been run on the
sauth Seattle line since strike vas
Ina uHEratas the attempt 10 dNmass
The bridge WA rot discovered ttii
late yesterday affrrnaon.
TIE bridge Il being repaired to-
taN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
INDICTED ONES IN
COURT

a 4. shufarIon. uader Indictment
~ the Grand Jury Tor obtaining q
ffanchiss ~ fraud y q rad1en. IN =
tleted for efuha1sNsnsnt. ard steve
A Mrvk. also Indicted for Ffnh.s-
zirfuent Appeared in Judge Hell .
euurt to-day IN response to the var
rants ts9ncd tnf their
shufHat0u uaH felrassd ON hts
ahn rseaGulaancf and paa1sn and
Meek gave bonds Tor their appear
anrr. he for.Aaf IN the SUM ~ tzppe.
the latlns t1tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
arrAMER sourn poRTlAnr

The steamer south Portland pr
rived Dem San Francisco last nitht
The vessel Vas owned BY ". ). Jefs
rms ~ that city until recently purs
chase b the facfnc Alaska Trans
ppHtAtign a Faal Company II r.
construction this summer ~ Il miles
% railroad from Herfsdsn hnY na
she = Size side - tie Alaska PETE
lnstsih acfsas 70 Port Aoiied an the
Herring nsh caaHt The company
nsns extensive properties II Puft
Noiier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

Z Ditto, one q the men who
. Tacoma 70 take the place
mon men, last night. in the
= s'.ls saloon. On Pike street. shot
.olnasd ~ J. Kllncine. a
-. nan Who had beer out on
49,. me quarrel which was over
q. aAltsfs, was very brief and
Iks.,sy 80 saf that Ditto was very
~ = pulling his revolver.
-. s.oflss told Of the affair are
.liierent Both men claim 10
- - 49, 2 lpfea first. The union
~, Nat the sh0t vas fired
- 60. sal4ss. The non-unlou man
H. ~. re shot states that he
II 4. ssif-defsnae when he was
= 81. fes and when b. believed
) ts2ffei took place shortly af-
II 81 ,.eek A. soon as the report
IHnIss .,ea.ogtlnf reached the police
| 49, sh'ef Sullivan sent a hatf
3D.. men 70 the saloon In me
4 tiaaseh Trouble was expected
-. Ne shooting and II liz
4 49, mat there might have been
~ ! :. outbreak had the wound
CO. Ia one Feeling ran high,
- va no active demoustfa
lns vas removed 10 prevl-
- .pltai. where II aas found
L. you'd was not fatal Tbe
Aass ne ,s sntefed the side ana
~, Nigesn the body 4 distance
a. at inches. It L. thought mat
~. Pssssd entirely outside Of
~ I. Ditto was aYresfcd ana
~ 7" .hs police station
". ..d the congrsaa saloon.
M. 'fset near Finh avenue.
~ ii,rs ~, ~ q drink. saying At the
asait ~ r...n@s he wes a eaeah'' ara
s 49, WHISTLER the bartender
sssAs. ~ q. an Il that he dla not Ike
AEsss, .k.liaeIins. Who S' 80 80 ~ nm ~
sfss sl.s,.. ~ Time, made 4 few re- re-
~ sksri non. ., seal,e and IN 3 remark
incline i a -, ~. =, no. n. vas fired
4 wv issgAt sith 4 The unI ro n9', vb y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
A GREAT
DECISION

ST LOUIS. April i-Asaistari
gfaudnlaster lee 81 the Brother
huod ~ Traiumen. says he helisss -
Judge Adams decision viii result
In an arnicahin streismens, thus Oh
Waiting tire wabash strike. Gruf ~
Could arrives here tomorrow and
will take President HamarY's piaes
Ia the conferences. Ramsey T. NJ the
bedside ~ q sick daughter In Cairo
Egypt.
INDIANAPOLIS. April l. Mitch.
ell la juhliant over Adams decision
lie saYH lf BE- one Of the greatest
n not the Ffeatcst victory ever
lA-Aas 49, sas.AA .ss.4s...l=ssz ssss4 i
blow 60 in3unetioun. ~ IL a dis.
finct triumph for labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
SAMUEL HILL
GOES TO THE EAST

eaIpasl Hll q tho seattle Gas ard
Eiactiio Company isft this morning
for Boston 10 attend the regular
quarterly meeting Of the board Of
ovefHrsra 81 Harvard university
Nj uiil VIII Also attend the an
nuai convention Of the National
gsoad Roads Association at Et. Louis.
which begins on April d. he Il an
enthusiasts worker for mad better
ru~nf and viii try 10 again bring
the Enod roads ear 20 this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
MARcH ARRESTS
SMALL IN NUMBER

During the past month the poiiee
have arrested 81 persons ~ FEB
raary. = month thrse days shorter
80 wHra taken into custody. The
etnss in the police ouurt have fallen
off in comparison. since the tnvu
has been closed the drop ia thn
number Of arrests Nightly has been
$3.50 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
kLNCLINE
IN SERIOUS
CONDITION

NJ , KWuriine. the uian who vas
shot ~ g. e Ditto in the cuuzrasa
salosln. last night ifs a quarrel over
the merits 81 sea ~ is reported
this afternoon e. be suffering from
hlEh fstef Ills son states that
Il - the opiBtuu o. Dg Cummings.
who has principal charge ~ the
case. that the condition q the - q
tiauf Il serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
INFLUX or
IMMIGRANTS
GREGORY ELLSWORTH
IS DEAD

uswEofy Eiiswerth. aged II year,
son Il Colonel u. G. Ellsworth died
at the family rssidenos. afea Yesisf
~aV this morning. The body has
beers taken IN charge BY the hon
nsY Watson Company The funeral
rill ~ hsid srcfn The unassfa King
pariera AZ 2 o'cipcE tomorrow nftpT
nnusts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
PRESIDENTS TRIP

HARRISBURG. Pa. April t.-Th.
president trip - devoid Of any
thing startling Re passed the mos
81 the forenoon with ur HiNey ans
John Burroughs. A big crowd Al
the station here demanded speech
The president said he would not be.
gin npeeehmaklng until tomorrow
but made q short talk on individual
rfffzauHhiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

WANTED FOR ALLEGED
EMBE ELEMENT

~ y Muller. yunng uBan very
Weil known rs Seattle. Was arrested
bK city Detectives NapIens;ciu and
remnant This afternoon At the cor.
NHr ~ snCnnd avenue and Madison
street en ehafke ~ larceny by
snibrfz ieucnf lie Is wanted m sno-
kane on thtr charge. The arrest Ahn
made uH e trfugta nhig dasgri ptlon
received hy tnr iuEsf reiics this
marninE lie arrived here from kno-
kane. last nlght
Il o. alleged that Miller converted
T. hts eNn use fs8a EiFsn bin BY the
Equitable IAfe Assurance company.
10 be used as eNp~mHe money while
IN thFis efuplaY II = said that he
left the conn pauY after h. aeturcd the
money and came "a Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
ADMIRAL ScHLEY
AND PARTY LEAVE

Rsar Admiral schiey and party
isff Tor the Eaat this morning 81
ssH0
The program feF TIRE ahmlrai'n en-
tsrtainmfuf aH announced in thr
star yesterday. vac fully carried
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
FARMERS
COMBINE


EILENsBuRG, Wash. April l.
The Fruit Growers association was
formed today. the object being TO
ship All kinds 81 fruit, vegetables
and farm products and secure better
prices. J. T. Hymn h president, aud
Huft FeaHa secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
MIKE NICOLA MISSING

The appearance Of Mike Nicola,
an Aasgfinn peddlef. from Seattle,
rs causing no little worry on the part
~ his friends He left Seattle Nov.
1 on a poddllng trip and has not
been seen since. nor has anything
been heard Of him His relatives
lice al 2f02 First avenue north,