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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
FORc0T TO BRING
BACK THE CHANGE

Charged With fahhlnE jobs Felt~
h0uasn 10 the rear - the pu-.esa sa-
loon. II Third avenue and WashingtoH
street Monday night Bessie Bryant.
"a n-Ysaf.old Eiri. VaH arrested last
night b ratralmen Hubbard and
CraudaH o. the Belmont saloon Tbs
saloon u conducted hy Chae Shomo
and the woman arrested was rsesntly
charsed with o. similar offeHHe eoHlfnii-
ted Ia the same Haildiur bat was rc-
leased fram Justice Cams court.
49, Ps-ss<-sT -~-,sf
fu the Belmont saloon. "a notorious
King sfhset resort and with her vent
60 ehnmHf place r. box To the rsar
- the saloon Teithautsn raNa he dis
played a 81 gold piece. The woman.
De saYs took the money aud said she
would get q changed
Both the complaining witness and
the woman were put behind the bars
last night He waH locked up 60 in-
sure hts presence at the preliminary
hearing Tho woman vas faaad IN thu
Belmont saloon lat night WHEN ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
TAMMAkY'S new BOSS is
BOSS AND NO MISTAKE

has come along NAMED murphy sha
has made TammahF ean his haHH
John kstEg aid THE years aEa Hot
thru Tammauy was Hat pf.e iaimfHE
ltarlf rfiaHenafesi On higher plane
rsmmanF needed a Murphy g. peaf
down the uawcrn that CROKER teft g.
fun riot. chaa y Murphy has nlis,i
ths need No Murphy ever ciuhfsHd hts
aay O. ths cop mere surely than 80
aua TamfuauY 'haa had o. haN 60
she club II this feuHE man and take
wffh hia hIaWa PTS uame
Ready lists ard quicker wits have
fought MafutY-H waF fav him Co TIE
place - TnmunauT huss The gaa
house district had % fahe Murphy Is
See tnaa. lie was hafH there ard roe
it 81 hls As n iad ae Punched harisr
and PLAYED bali faster thsH the reHt
ara aner he had Ihksd them ELI the
eaa house sang aaW him driving a
horse car thrquEb the STREETS when
The hru rang ne car stepped sra stop
ped qulek Murphy Nasn't cay on
the horses mouths and bis hix nat
drove he brake hums hard tie newer
said mush but oG the diamaad in
b. Eot his riaht q way.
Thus far murphy battles have hsen
inside the ranks ~ Tamwnny II has
been a iauE BRht fnr supremacy and
b. has ven. Nuw ~ = preparing o.
lead the forces ~ Tammany aEaiHai
Mayor Low and a powerful alliance Of
interests u viii De- bit first campaign
ard "a win he hot one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
WM Is FAIR FAT AND
NHE.--@ MN- JM
ELlJAs H. WORRIED BECAUSE sE IS ONE OF THOSE FAT
sLUEk.HgAogo MEN. SUCH AS o NIGHTS

NEW YORK. ogt a--1ahn Alsx
uouis.. also EHiah H." also Hsstars
" q gnd's stuFtan. T. = small man
iu haight baf pretty vel allied cut
Bewts would Ike 10 sgpeaf tall aea
rummahdins The fact that hs i
short b probably the mast diatrrHniHE
thing BE- thfnss - more diaffemsiuE
even than the aiufai condition. g ths
world All hts pletufva are posed e.
Kifs him fhr appearance II tail man
n hia nffes snd before rs audiences.
this Hftie fsiiaW throws his shoulders
n~af bach holds his hsad hiEh. rare
hi bends ma kaeea and often stands ca
tiptas 40 far ths puruuas n adding
an lneh of to % his height iu tbs
eyes % thuae phu ionk apnH him
uassts-s eyes are Errht. tHauEh. FhsT
ere shooting atafs a ~ BE- q fraud ne
dishaueafY shines fSum those Unanimous
urha They fasfsn un Yus Ike q snFtHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
OF BAD BOYS
ARE RAISING NED

ing OF Juveniles. followed by three
RruwH-up men at run speed In the
melee several Of the worst ones were
captured and severely spanked. Lee
lures were delivered with the spank
iugs and the boys were allowed 70
go on promise not 20 iufest the place
again. During the scramble the boys
began throwing rocks aud one rock.
directed az one OF the proprioturs OF
the grocery. struck one Of the gang
instead. causing him TO send up a
vail OF anguish.
Rock throwing, the ringing OF
doorbelis aud the iudiscrlminate ac-
costing Of paEssrshy with names and
eplthetE. not always too choice, cons
siItutc the worst behavior Of the
bunch ss vet, but they are fast
growing more lawless. and II some
measures are not taken 60 put a
stop TO their holiness they viii
eventually graduate into the Grim
inai classes. There are n large mum.
her Of Hebrew famloeE Ia the
ueighborhod. and these are the
chosen Victims ~ the Eibes and tests
hurled az paasershy In offensive
Hebrew citipnS are daily hails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
OFFERED BRIDES

because of the uutirlng efforts Of
~ HaRaiini % resident OF this city.
t1 Hre his brother. who was aboard
the steamship shiuauu. b. waa land
% in jail nud IL charged. with
bribery.
HnE8tlnl had tried repeatedly 90
see his brother on the ship aud was
refused admittauce by the iwmiErg-
ton Officers. Then he Hraealed 60
Joseph ~ Harlan. ChlurHe watch
man. IS iln also refused 90 HilaH him
10 board the ship Its appeals prov.
Ing uuayaliinw the Japanese tried
another eourse which generally has
accomplished much in obstinate
cases 81 this kind and offered the
$40 TO help him get tn the
shlp and keep quiet about H..
Harlan Befursd the money aud the
Japanese was arrested. heiuR de-
tained ON the ship until Yesterday
morning when be wsH lodged il sail
ma a formal oharEeo ~ bribery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

with eHfsF 0f aEHueny HH they 80
along Fire streets lu tIr pursuit. -
thrII aHu individual business aud
4hf iHHaffrIblr0 Hut only 90 this.
Du HatuHuy IHfuHf their places %
business. rIliiue7 them b. the dec
rplsai auItuol There seems ta be- 10
redress ana the Hebrews simply
hive O. - n A short Hme go
O. little aIfi Yaii9Hsd Hebrew laui-
Tor about 800 aaHl calling him a
'HhseHHa Hnd expressing her com
tempt IN various other annoying
Ways Finally. when ahr had tHp9at-
rdly come within arms ieuRfh ~ him
b. showed Dor aHHH with hiH broom
ana told her = bfgpHs from tho
place She went home crying and.
not withstand the fact that che had
provoked the assault her rlTfnts
Immediately rWafe aIi warrant for
the Hebrew OF charge 0f aeHhult.
The justice before whom the csiEs
vas tried evidently ala not UNDER
riaUd the circumstance lie fnfd
tHr Hebrew. SIS and gave him e lee
fure for having struck little girl
This example Of the Law. IL
seems. hHH encouraged the urchlns
zoe Ea ahead with their malicious
miles hIef without fear ri puHiahmenE
and - recent Sunday morning
they held high carnival. throwing
stones and breaking windows with
joyous abandon
This particular crowd - lawlesg
youths b. only q sample - The large
number 81 organized hunfh-a which
arc at present annoying citizens IN
over fhr city Complaints arc
continually being made ~ deprrea-
ti0ua and no resident ~ one % tho
infested sections is safe from In
suit ms he passes along the streets.
A. Fef tho irs4rf IRlhlcH haEs con-
fined their disturbance 10 the day
iight hours. aud the early evening;
but uHieHs aoueihiBg be DONE 80
put Hfau - their Ararhe-ilks tend
euriea they VIII probably saon Dc
pfDsiluR O1ut bent ~ disturbing
fhe neafe ana annoying pence tfile
citizens until late 90 Uirut riti-
geua state that the respective isad-
err - the punches ~ bad ones haFa
lu them the making Of future GRIM
lr8ia ard KaRabaHds and that par
snts earr0t BE- too careful il keep
fuV their boys aaHy from the law-
loss mahs THE Victimizef neigh
b1rhaaaH HIn0 believe that each
mother and father owes q duty %
the community. hat duty being 10
prevent fllair offspring from intrlh-
ing uHnH the person RIGHT - tbs
public To BE- let alone. 20 long 80 the
public minds ita own business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
HAPPENINGS {
ABOUT TOWN


Mrs. Clara I.indfars Yesterday sued
for a divorce frarr her husband.
Charles = IIndfors. on the ground II
dcssrtian.
Mrs. Catherine Caravan has sued
far a divorce from her husband. John
Chnayan. on the ground Of dessruun
aud unu-suppurt
g. II DeWolf. Of Columbia. yosicr-
DAY instituted suit against the Sc
attic. Eenton & Southern Railway
company Co recover SEQ damages, On
the ground that he Had been assaulted
by q conductor on the line. while
passenger on one 81 the defendanrs
cars
VIII Howard, who was arrested On
suspicion ~ being one of the men whd
hcid.up Mrs Prank MCINTYRE in her
home. near the corner % Cedar street
and Fourth avenue. Saturday night
has been released hy the police Ito
was able 70 prove his whereabouts at
the time Of the hold-up.
+. Il. Harris. 81 Second avenue. was
arrested by Deputy sherIns Nelson
and Lambert yesterday afternoon,
charged with operating slot machines
IN his place of business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
A TALE OF PIPES

4 complaint was flied iu tho fed
eral court yesterday by charles
=. Allen ~ Denver. alleging that the
bunker HiIl MINING and Smelling
Company. a Maine corporation doing
business Ia snohnmlah county.
WnHhinKf on. Was ln infringing on his
uafens On a certain kind Of wooden
pipe kuoan an tho Allen plpe hY
mahinF and using about 600 feet Of
said pipe
IIs asks that they be 30 inionaliy
eHfained from making eunatructiuK
usinR. etc any 81 the pipe described
az length tu the complaint. that they
be compelled fa break ~ al the pipe
then 60 their possession and that
they pay all the loses that the com
plaiunut may have sustained hy
their unauthorized uae % his pipe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
PUTS his MEX m 4
MUSE FIR 4 PRICE

French tfHr
The accused wha arrested lie
turned uut - BE- "a weak minded de-
efarii uld man. who had scarcely
tiFof enough To walk lie denied
know ledge 81 the crime. ~ q I'D
not appear possible from a physical
point ~ view that the old man could
HaVs committed the murder. much
ieas dragged the body to tho river.
TIRE tao informing Chinese. iusty
Young ueu4 Nefe ARRESTED and also
charged with the murder.
Although denying absolutely any
--- = s-- 1,-.1
rested. the old Chinese now HtuuflY
rrualaima that BE- alone did the kill
lnH
Il = rsistsd that IN china man
candsmfhsd To death may buy an
other 90 suffer IN his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
SCHOOL LIBRARIES
PROVED POPULAR

Work on the plans Cor the new
public library IL progressing rapidly.
the changes I'm the ground fioor ar
engagements being nearly completed.
Librarian Smith u daily expecting
q barge ORA H lax ~ the building.
which VII De placed au public eN-
hibiftuu us soon aH rscsi Ell Mr.
Smith reports the school libraries 70
have proven 20 popular that the sur
ply 81 books h4a been eNha uHtnd and
orders have been placed for more
The library now has more books
than can be handled iu the present
quarters ard no more will be or
dercd for r. time ~ least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
JAPANESE ARE AT IT AGAIN

Another Japanese made braEeu
attempt 20 brittle federal officer
yesterday shortly before the rali-
ing 81 the Nippon WaiHha.a sbiuana
Nafu. Five minutes later be vac
q prisoner De- handouts with his
arrest there are now seven hriberH
In the county Jail with Ions terms lu
the psnteufiarY booming up before
them There appears O. b. a mYE=
tefiaus and fesp-aaatsd conspiracy
among D certain japanese class here
- bride the Immigration officials IN
order % st into this country hun
drefls ~ brown men Wha are barred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
GROWLS
At AMERICA
Russian Press Hot Under Collar
Under What IL Terms U8War-
ranfed Aggressive Action of the
United States

ST PETERSBURG oct IL The
Russian prrss ia today generally
ference In old-wafId affairs The
Sotur NHrmyn afHifnrd the Amer
lean miasianHrleH who m sHgH form
eriy eaHnued their efforts in exc
pusndinE tho gospel at their ur 10
risk but now they srr theifrfcd by
American diplomacy while tHea CONE
duct propaganda that Be- strongly
Hinged HIth political IuloIa
fomHiaint Del also made against
American energy IN Pacific WHtrfH
and what iH teffHsI aa Dee continual
effort ta make ga economic cone
qu.Htf ia china ard 90 SECURE rou-
trul - tie Oriental markets Anrf-
Sea Hud Japan. HaY the Russian
rHurfa. ere growing more Intimate.
uuti American iHiefrHfH traverse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
WHAT DO Y0U
THINK OF THiS2

The story q q husband who uas
- fuud 81 beatiuE ANA abusing his
wife that he literally Wrnt put Of
he NaY a. de- n. b. tald Ia dive
campialnt flied yesterday nftFfuassa
- Mira Lillian COLLECT against hes
husband. Edu5fa klnK collect She
ALLEGES that not content With Ill
fFsatinE her AZ home he once hid
nshiuA some bushes which hg knees
shz must pasa on her way huuls
aoa1 neis hbnru where she bad
keeu calling and when shr al
preached threw hsr 1oNu and kicked
her Aa result che aeefr Hhs he
esrna Ko 90 that she had e. b. taken
o. hospital for treatment Mra-
calietf asks Tor the custody ~ her
tua children. nHed. respectively. 6
aud 4 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
DON DIED

A. A Beth Yesterday filed an aC-
Hru ia the superior eeurt Co recover
81 from Thomas HatfHu. canine
phfsirtsa and fhs psHHfIrtnf - aHEr
hospital faf tEs dsath - ha scotch
eaIIir. uaH Booth claims that ehi'r
a nafisat 81 jhr hospital his des vas
aat properly treated far tha fHaHEr.
with Walsh if vas aHHsfing The de-
fsudaat hs alieaa. Haf un'y failed g.
eject 4 eHfH. Eut ussd uriielas shish
h.iurvsi the hFalth e uau aua caused
hIm Go faHe Away.
ertis HHHHHH rHsEH#zl SIN EHEH aaFff
has been HHart uVaf g. fhr superior
court IS Ias1lct cana Harris aHs ar
raattI 81 IRE urand gr'frnl hotel by
HatruimHa INunraek several nights
ass. wtsa arrested BE- had a pair ~
sfsrsera hsIursiua a. aaarsr brown
fts VS. baard over in the Haa q
Hss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

CLINTON. ~ g. oct et=in the
trial - three Cinnamon lH fhe As-
sizes which began here to-day hes
developed evidences that the two
younger - the accused hake pre-
Khllod urun me older Celestial. an
al8. aegfepit man. 70 virtually put
his mex ln "a sEfuhn'H moose 10 a
price.
y s Husaey chief - the rraffn-
cihl police ls ~ The opinion that ibis
deal las been made.
IN diHeuasinz the crime n HuH-
- rT@s Tfisi srssss77-s So - 49, ----
uesr. Whu lived and worked az
French Iar appeared az the nesr-
ehi neiEfhafn With 8 story that their
partner had been murdered Hnd bis
body thrown into the river BY a
Chinese who lived nix miles below
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
CLOTHES MEMBERS Will
NOW HAVE 4 CHANCE
TO MEND THEIR WAYS

For several weeks the rolice have
been receiving complaints regarding
the diseniuIs character % some -
The resorts north % Pike street and
Detectives Hubbard and Freeman
have been detailed To look after
them The arrests this mufnInis
we're the first since the detail vas
given The police ciai INTO have a
nuod ease against the women ar.
rested a. Well as the man who will
- tried under tho state felony las
The women are middle aged and
have the appearance Of respeeta-
htiIf3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
FACED
DEA TIL
A Car of Green Lake Passengers
Had Marrow Escape IN
a Wreck

A etotcu," ear ruahiaE a nat eaF
headed With heavy machinery crushed
into a sIt, bound Green Lake car thiz
mornIss nt 80 ebus 1hs rar wss
nus,l a. the aaafa with iussmins pas
senHara Tho gfHsh yuup setEH N'"'at
ishea fhe ftaHf 1T thc ltH#eHsNf ear
and the rear era - thv ietsm sag. ths
passsaEtra HarfHNlN eaetElHs SERIOUS
lufaHe. aud pHeHahF death 9hrltiN
raila VAS Elfeu as enc sauae uf ths
acetsteHt
Ths ffttght train causiafIag of a
totem e4r and fat ear taHdEd with
heavy m4thlnsrf Was aseHHdluF thf
heavy nfadr On EIfDfh avenue. t5=
tween stewart and blanchard streets
Whea the freight cars Reached VIE
eiuia street the wheels heEaH t' ellie
and fHe cars tamf Co asarA sun
The brakes acre applied hat a' Si1se
MAS the ErnHs That the HaEH s'a
nasnesd g. Slide back down thr Ht.H
EainInE speed every m.aHse aa tts1
V.rs farea.f IS she urIkhI Il toms as
ifen when fae Ha1dtd Haf# Ngrr -
feet from tfs earse az stewart sifsfl
the Green lake ear came around ths
curve az G. hlEh rats nf speaH lt wac
seen immediately bs M9taH@aH ttrHfk
FenHun eH ths Green Lake Eaf iNtt
collision was Inevitable Hr arrtea
ths brakes aaH HsfHrf tHe ear has
stunusd threw aH ths reverse hat
before the ear had ume . Fesl'ud &
the reverse power ths deaffaint crash
came
Far q moment there fss tAe wiaeHt
confusion. az a afHauirle 80 uadr p
sst aut 90 tHe fsaf - he eat lt =
uaaf retuarkaHHa that tHHEs vas n
ona seriously haFt and credit pa aHe
Moturman Fanfua far prompt action
AID fur hts courage iu fHuHtiHirE e
Ms Pct uhsn fhsfe was time ta hafs
eottsn tn the ear A. sagu zs be I'D 8
the anerois hlnE saHaway. De shouted
"Dran the deer AID ct luHlde thr car
n Nau don't want O. EeE crushed
THIS uas dara ard it probably sawed
the lives % tHass whH SER un tae
ffaaf platform The crash = thr TIVE
cars euuad b. beard far HsssfsI h.nt ~
ana = large crowd soon arrived baW
-.-.- 80 -,,s..-- s,s.-- ----
- a matter ~ san1Fr O. aH UH7 FHH
the accident When Ere tNa ears cams
Together. De- ataaped davu eiaHs to The
naas and was protected tF che hFaFf
nhs~a-irun front A uuuheF - p~apte
Sustained uinnr hrai.ra - che rsaHit
q the ecidrut. ard james EErur. a
psassnscr had - urrs eaf hf nftHH
glass. which wound hoWs'xsf was has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

- ana lhsa rrota dawn thfaHEh sea
ilA~ . kfsK Iarsrussn ballet iAssHn
matter wha you are. buwis di4s into
faa Just - deeply az ranfast -
sfrs aevfs wouid taks nrsi pfias from
tho Roosevelt
AZ ths tep q his brad uoufa has 20
haid Then thny start uut in fraii
sort - uay. and ~ tho time Yuu
reach as hfth aaisissast uuttfss ths
ssrtiru IL fuu ~ tailaHs ita ease
- uhtakeHa rampant
uowfa ursFn gaad clothes Hasauss
he's short hiH faEaFfta 10 f. siik
has Pee the SANE resspr rafFiF he
coat - q PfiErs AIHaff made nut nf
the rastiIeat hrtaadeiath. they 50 Nid
ahnsa alHaFs ulHsIH polished. are
down At the fuIudafiap
nowts - neat. eIeau inahinK old
ran There's nafhlHH 70 the sloppy
abuut him ne afuaYa looks las a
mar fusl alt q the hath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

those ~ the European powers
The Russians are particularly % r.
fiausnt with the United states gov
eminent for concluding treaty for
THE opening of Moukdan 20 the com
msfff of fha world they faay that
the - Petersburg government viii
protest ard maintain That the open
ms ~ This mes treaty port wiiI nsN-
81 take place
re Port Arthur Russian nsaH-
paper. NoFoa Kral has published q
strongly aofded article on thlH sub
fsaf tf declares THAT the treaty To-
proof ~ thU Aggressive nature 81
tine policy Of fhs United States
ThtH policy h. declares. iufrinErf
uH the rehtts 81 fuaaIU. founded on
the construction OF the Man.hufian
railway. and fue ,outeHajan hy chius
a. Russia af the sole commercial
aaHIaltHfiaHH ~ MuHgh uHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
M M Up AN MINI
STREETS As THEY WANT

uordse 90 that effect.
The association some time ago ap-
pointed "a committee. Of which Mr.
sfaftufeitK WaH chairman. o. urEt
upau the huztH the completion Of
aafue 81 these improvements The
bad condition - FIRST avenue south
and the tearing 40 81 Eighth and
Ninth avenues and Pike street
y hitch makes t. very difficult Tor
teams 20 get into the Lake Union
district are IT, matters especially
depforcd b. the drayTuen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
Was Thrown off Train

Jtra Grace MeTpcleY brought Huit
ln thu superior court yesterday against
the Southern Pacific Railway company
TO recover q 70 damages Tor siectmeut
from train while riding out ~ San
FmnHiHeo recently She claims that
she bought return ticket from Van
coHvaf a. San Francisco. and roa chcd
the latter place without trouble. On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

The Seattle pFaguen'H Association
met last HiEht tu THE ofNee 81 THE
Seattle Transfer Company and eN-
pressed their wrath upon the dlia
tory methods pursued By fhs board
- puhlae works. Indignation reached
a high fasint when y ~ FtuHmfsliE
f.rDftfH that on calling ufea etc 81
the mafuheru II tha board O. ma ke
q complaint about THE ianH ssa bic
condition ~ some uf the streets he
vas told that the board could tear
up a. many streets az 70 desired or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
MAUD WENT
BACK HOME

Maud 8imour. who was reported 20
have e1apsd from INTERPLAY left last
nIghf fer the home = her Parents at
Port Townsend Tier father and y. W.
Defer. whom the YuauE lady was Wis.,
iiinE AT INTERPLAY. insist that she cid
not eIape. bat that fears were enter
tninsa lest = soldier wodld attempt to
eutlce her away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
THEY FOOTED
THEIR WHISTLES

The California liner City Of Pueblo
and the freight steamer Montara ot
she pacslc Coast Steamship company
crept into port this morning several
hours late on account Of the fag. They
were surrounded by heavy banks %
fog all the way up from san Fran
cisco and kept footing their whistles
continually 60 avoid the possibility ot
colliding with other steamers
The MnntAra WAS seven miles OF
Point Rlauco Monday just a few hours
before the doomed steamer South
Portland was wrecked there with
friEhtful loss Of iife. She kept well
out 60 sea in order 60 avoid lust such
catastrophe as befoll Tho South Port
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

Under Euine 81 ''GeutIemen's
MsndinK Pafior. a hruthai Of III
fame l. said a. have existed on Flrat
avenue north neaf Pine street until
early thlH morning. when DIGESTIVE
81 u. Hubbard and Patrulman 81 a..
carr Investigated the concern. Sire
Wahef and Mrs. j Howell arc in
the citF jan charged with being iewd
women and Jack Howell t. iu j1il
CHARGED with living nom the eau-
Ings ~ Mrs. Howell az result -
that investigation The arrests were
made early this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

iiiaokumiths -waitresses ball. it.a
4%sHznd avenue
4i.etrir-i Workers Va. INA
sa6le ttbFafY. Heruud avenue AID
ia street
Plumbers Olympic halt ile4h
HhszaHh avenue
Sc Painters -gii1 FIrHt avenue.
Tic Layers and Helpers 'arpers
tss. bail tsza Fourth avenue
Western eantrut Labor Union
1'eamatsrH hall. 1910 second avenue
3saFtsndsra - Union hall Parifle
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asrtcuas
tenduet.m b. r. Rsau stated that
b am hia street ear experience he bad
never aseu an accident Nhlth teHmiur
at.d a. Fortunately under similar cir
HaulataueeH
Tho pasarnEoH we're transferred e.
another ear NiJhiu few mi1utsa and
tfsfuc RESUMED.
rbr total damage g both caHs will
fsauh uat mart than Hau
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out hy the United states laWa An
seven men have been arrested ifhin
week and despite tiss publicity
given the matter the braFrn attempts
az bribery 50 on
"a famamutn BE- the name given by
The Japanese Who was arrested
Re Offered Chinese Waterman
Harlan go for landing two
brothers named ffagitua from,
the HhinaHu Maru tie made tho
offer tn the presence 90 a. a. sgd
Hey, - tho Merchants patrol. who
is employed by the Nippon Tuseu
kaiHha sa Waterman az the Great
Northern dock
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labor MEETINGS TONIGHT

made against hiu. lie aent 10 jail
ID default 81 bail
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NEW YORK -TammaHY Han haa
res faaa and re name IL Murphy II
the public eYe the orEanlsatiau woHld
much rather have tH head called
nslthes bnss nor Murphy. But man