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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
DAIRY COMBINE WILL Be SUED
UNDER The ANTI TRUST LAW

has been aEteed that nsHs 10 w. shall
sell milk. fuf - daFa. 60 persons y no
have milk from any other dairy
anaiYaed
Win this he drove away. and the
three families eefe left without
prospect 81 milk IN their kitchens OF
Tor little ones for Il days. unless y
vefe brought from downtown where
they could not be haTcutted
When. however. Mgs De Bruier re-
aueafsd that this milk man deliver
HHE 20 het she was not refused
aud was made an exception ln the
baYeott TINS WAS PROBABLY
az ACCOUNT o. THE OFFICIAL
POSITION OF HER HUSBAND
iiHt this little matter ~ special Ia
Fuf aid not exactly square" thiuRa
Haf city Attorney De Bruler q no
friend % the farmatdchyde aend
Haf r. Edwin @ giH. the energetic
attorney. 90 that I'D not. in this case
end tho matter They have been
quietly AZ work looking up authori.
tiea and preparing the way 20 a suit
hitch VIII probably teach the dairy
men ~ Seattle SOME 81 their Hmita=
tons
The driver Of the dairy which re
faaed 90 soil milk 10 these families
stated that tho drivers 81 the wagons
we're helpless "a prevent the cnndis
ftans. ana that they themselves had
been compelled ny THE DAIRY
COMBINE To FORM a UNION un-
der prescribed rules ao that THEY
NIGHT w COMPLETELY uN.
DIR THE CONTROL OF THE
COMBINE
several attorneys. alike Interested
tn damage suits against dairvmen
are putting their heads together
over che difficulty. and they predict
: strenuous time faf the festive milk
Huisauar Boo the near future Attor.
news Paul parmifzer. George Cong
Hun and Edwin GIN assisted b. city
Attorney o. Htuler are felvlng into
the law books for authoritlge. md
things VIII ho doing presently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
M MEZRC To GH
MNE MDZZIHM W

Husy Behn. the woula-be gam
biinx. boss, IL Offering % sell police
pruIs fIUH HH sell a. that from ihr
prssseattHg attorney. The former
adltf = being sold short on the
market. aoss' Echu has shown by
Fesersl sssFes that the police protec-
ton - gamblers h. g. - anxious %
put 0u the market be has not yet
procured However. he u attempt
ina - make ths sales. however. and
90 az iaast three Seattle gamblers
be has made the offer
A. present the market value 0f
prosecuting attorney protection ~
AL per cent q the net earnings
OF tbs game - yet poiies pr1tec-
ton aiona has not a market value.
but a. = SIDE iasi8 Hifn fnH SCOTT
protection n ia o. be- a1id fer - per
cent - the net prgcee4s - the gam
bling game
Few II any ~ the gamblers DOW
opefsf the are paying tHH 80 cent
CEN ~ faf 10. com. iHtH t'lu
ore ~ ffn Hu.u
f..ef=E r. o.. Ore pfzHa f.an t'
ore
rrF EH
.gf.#H ."
d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

asked the boss u Behn would 20 to
the peutteHnary o. case there was
conviction. Hehn said he guessed
not. and the deal on that score went
through.
Another proposition was made 70
one Of the best known gamblers In
the city IN n James street saloon.
Benin taisphoucd - the gambler to
meet him Ia "a side room % tho
saloon. The engagement was kept
and the conyersatiDu az once went
- business
Behn made his proposition 20 So
cure immunity from arrest for the
gambler should h@ want to open on
the 3 Is per cent rake orr urppo-
sitiaH The c1mplsfe protection.
however could only nH secured ny
the payment of hAif Of the proceeds
~ the game. Tho frat vas simply
for the Scott protection and the
other for both ihr scott and police
protection Tho gambler laughed a.
UehH ~ ha KNOB The mans record
arf "a Hat believe that Hshn could
r HHf4I
- mHtfrr of feet sell known
#H#U HHr fhIf lahH has 300
rfaH Sch fha police but haa been
every effort - 81 the ra..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

eaaary pan there lie went to the
clancy faction aud III exchange tor
protection from arrest Tor gamblers
fguu the prosecuting attorney be
wanted to trade police urutrUfiuu,
which he admitted be I'D not have
Later. however. he came cut with
the = per cent proposition
chief Sullivan, when asked about
the statements made - uehn. said
q have never had any dealings with
Benin. In fact. I nave seldom seen
the man. % not know that he ever
made any atatCmeuta that he could
give police protection. but whether
he dld say a. Or not he can't give
police protection % anyone I be-
liefe that. perhaps. the statements
may have come from enemies ~ the
man. although don't kuoN think
that IL " better Ia find out from
Behu himself whether OF not h. did
make any statements
IN conversation with one Brown.
who vas formerly a roulette dealer
and whn was also one Of the main
Witnesses In the Dunbar case. Hahn
was found ~ star reporter this
afternoon The gambling boss had
assumed AL the dignity proper 20 a
man Of his position Leaning -Rainat
a pillar Of the Pioneer building he
smoked a huge black cigar and
talked with the air Of a railroad
president
A. soon as the spapsr man
made known his mission. ar brown
made his get away
what have you 20 say. Mr
Behn. regarding this gambling alt
uati1u 81 whirh n great deal has
been nubishedY"
Not a thing" remarked Hchn.
with a smile that extended aimost
from ear 20 ear.
You know there have been some
very pointed statements printed
about you"
YEP"
wen can you throw any Hight m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
The Victims OfHiikmen'S Boycott
win RefaIiafe by Appealing
10 the Courts

The local dairy combine wtIi pre-
aeutiY be in tr1uhle II o. ruinE 90
ha sued in The United states court
under the antitrust isu fnr CunH
splfaef and restraining trade.
Two prominent daifiea delivering
milk on East johns street. near
Twelfth avenue. have hafkai 49, The
wrong tree They refused tn deliver
milk 10 certain families Goo that
niRhharhoo. faF The raaaun that ore
af Fheae families bad rNFWis Hi
analysis made and nndIHs fprnalie-
hyde IN the milk had applied CD an-
other dairy on the rluIe Cor milk
II was city Attorney De bruiEf
who had The milk anaiYaad. and he
has the official report ~ Professor
Tanasf. special analytic chemist
show luE uN only furmaldrhFln bat
Hofne other foreign substance. the
nature or which could bot boz deter
uiued because the milk had ruured
The report Was shown 20 the four
netahfofiuE families vho bad been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
HE STANDS
ON AL0NELY
ROCK IN A SEA
OF TROUBLES
Bur Unlike Monte CriSfo. PRO
craStinafor" Scott Has The
Whole World Against Him

himself because De had forsvi q gas
collector TO make triu to q dow BE-
town bank 10 change a steQ note. hut
When hs attention a sai.ri %
the Interview tu whfSa scott at.
templ41 to side step the responsible.
itY Ter open EafnuIiuE and rmurul
the fellee and tbs sheriff his frel-
lnsa changed 90 a peculiar eomhlpa
ueu ua disgust ANA chAafiu
suppose these fellows would
iike "a trll o. that t Is tHe sprcinc
astY % tae police g hans around
the FeaF aaof og bag Haam ANA soc
f there il ass D1ll Eatda playing
HeNruup-e Just AZ 10 they had nothing
else to do be snnttaA
i have had no aefHnaalut from the
prosecuting attorney. continued the
mayer la regard tn lax ~ cp-
0perttlnn on the part % the police
fureH. aad we stand ruAds az an
times Ia lend an the assistance poe.
aihle
Rat ! fau So see Why IL should bc
made In aur~ar ~ ID the rnapuusihIi-
ity las society with the police WHAT'S
the Ha8teF v-ith that evidence cole
lFeglaA deputy that they are talking
aheut Why dunt he 81 e. work.
ana r there g. a COLLISION &c II he
D. = So between. Why dent they kick
hlm eat ana the mayor booked
very err
I hear a EooA deal about this
man bahu continued the mayor.
uhd I have alss heard from q cer-
tain saHree that h. vas special dep
ufN If thr office OF the prosecuting
attorney also sreclal sff1eer ln the
police department
New. DON'T pretend q know
what connection MH Hehn may
have With the uffice nf the prose.
cutting attorney but I 10 know that
BE- has HafhiuE Co 80 Wifh ths police
drHas HtmHaL Cor I have investigated
sud traced the Ttogf 10 IT, saurrr.
have not app1lutsd Hehn chief
20 police or aeasatsnt aNHsf. aar given
{ 10 alH make Formal announce
meet - fhs fact
Tie Iau rfesrrlHea that u shall
BE- ths datF Of ihe sheriff aay clu-
stable #af fhe marshal ~ ihH town
20 see thai EamblinE T. Suppressed. p
ooafinasd the rNaFnr. and while I
am pus one Of those officials. l eaa
Indicted under this lsw TIE sh.T-
FITS and the cnustahias escaped"
AZ the outset 90 the lHferFtcN the
willy 10 OF wna Inclined - employ
his usual side STEPPING tautiea.
What about this samhiiug prnpo-
sifiaH he was asked
We'll FIRST The ace IL high. then
THE KING Mhlir thr queen following
bot really ! think that Fua had bot
ser consult Wnyl~ or a1rne ether nu-
thaeifH thfrr are 70 many different
games and 7 am slightly out %
efaHa
VIII fhr mayer Or che chief ~
uohee take a hand ia the game g.
HaH HHHad
It's hard 10 ton. sid she maY0r
Sc an axtfaordinary EasH hAnf were
% - dealt 20 us % u possible that
w. might hlby a round ~ two. but
Z aaHt @
Then the msyor began - aIk IN
earnest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
TERRIBLE
MISTAKE
San Francisco Man Shoots Wife, Whom
&c; sAs.Lss-lr 9 ..sssll.s =.->.-~----


found ttat he had killed bis wife
tier features aafs - torn With the
ahaf that they were almost unreuag-
nlaahle sEe rad left o. room during
ihe nlaht had HaE returning when
Russell miatauk her Tor q 6urssar.
The Russell haue Nns entered b.
harzlars several weeks sro and Hines
that time Russell has kept the shot
rsn ~ bis side during the night. for
fear 20 thelr return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
is HOLDING A
CONFERENCE

VIENNA. oct ~ Emperor Franz
Josef ts today holding a Conference
with Hungarian iesdera. it l. pre-
Humed. IN an attempt 70 reconcile
the Hunssriaus 90 n iuat alliance
zasaHa HsasHHs=#=
y y carr. chaFxra With stesiinR
~ % and valuable clothing from the
Seattle Transfer rumHaHY iaHt May
is helnx tried Tor rrsnd larceny n the
criminal court today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

auksnualy awaiting the chemists re-
peri. and the nest uafuinN ebgn thg
daIEg asEHn dres ah 40 tef door ~
MR.. Edward GIT aHe ~ the Fam
IIsH. b. found that be- had iuat =
customer. aHd De- vas told she reas
a1n HnV Ue dfuKa % the other
fhfEa homes. npd found that Mr.
WanauIaksr. Ms ua lirulnr and
Me- AhafnethY had also utthfrnW n
fhafF patronage Tor the same reason
Ths DRIVER ~ tae va un laughed
I'D drove auHN
When the other HHlfs wagon came
afana three Of these families sought
q nHfa base thnlf daily supply -
mIfh bot were refused natlY
- SHALL rs COMPELLED TT
REFUSE Too sHfH NnU MILK.
IaHIaa Coz ft HaFH. Hald the driver
= An ENNUT HffT IT'S THE
RULES Have ta % r. ~ Z SOLD
~ ANY MILK I WOULD GIT
INTO TROUBLE They are. uu-
aauhfadly watching me now. and II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

the HubIectf"
Maybe but you vii have o. walt
a while ! may tell Fnu n whole lot
ln day or 80. but nut nov
uahu Htrude away still putting the
black cigar with his hands in his
pockets and a knowing smile ON his
face
Last night nearly All af the poker
rooms that have been in operation
for SOME time were funnlns and the
big games Boz the Union club. &c III
Second avenue south. were also be-
Ing conducted an thy hive FOR the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

a. J Banks aud =. w. Rowland
Yesterday instituted suits against
william g. Emauds 10 recover 1905
damages each for alleged malicious
SANDER He T. said TO have stated
that the tive men stole watch. and
that they we're cheap igundrynzon.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

Past week True. the games were
open aniF g. those eha afe Euowh
- - HrIEht bat there we're plenty
II HiHht ones. ard the place was
well filled No other houses ~ any
aifa uporaflnN banking RaHuca have
started up. TIE poker Don che ten
dafiain has NOT been stopped ana ia
running as openly as that -n Firsf
avenue south iu the Seattle and
Euahomiah bars The prosecuting
attorney u maklug 40 effort 20 stop
the gaines and fhe police 90 nothing
because they say II b 40 h Scott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
2RITT-zElGAn
FIGHT is OFF

SAN FRANciseo. oct Is Tie.
ErItf- ZniUHr nFhf e. ~ Britt sas
Hasily Injured white haKius today ln his
aFmuasum several boards IN ths
Hear gave WaF tearing the ugameHta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
MINISTER is sARouiNE

LONDON oct p Japanese Minis
ter Haushi says ha has received re-
assuring news from Japan. indicating
thaf there b. NJ cause Tor alarm tn the
Far Eeatern situation.
Thia is the first message Do has re-
feiFed in three weeks. n Or probably
asnf because the aiarfnlsf rumors cur
rent In Europe have reached japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

from his ankle Arrangements are be-
Jug made for the night 20 take piacs
sIr weeks hence Britt loses his 400
forfeit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

Zeitunz wires that. according o. tele-
Efams received from Port Arthur. Al
mlfal AliKrH. Flesfug t1 the Far East.
has issued o. contradiction ~ the report
that japanese troops are occupying
Korea Tho report fhe dispatch adda
is evidently Intended 81 Influence the
stock market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
TOMORROW 10 A. M. SHARP
GR0cERIES---G0ING, GONE

Tomorrow we will put up for auction
everything that is left over from this re-
markable sale An auction means a pub
lie sale OF property TO the highest bidder.
so you will have a chance TO make some
remarkable bargains in food necessities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
WAR CLOUDS
GROW BLACK
Russia Makes Excuses, Mean
while RuSheS WarShipS to the
Orienf---JapaHeSe Officers Are
Called Home and Guns All But
Loaded Ready for the Conflict

FL rErEHaBUHg Oct % An on.
sIaf announcement haa been issued
alauas che rsaasa thai Elssia DIDN'T
#taaats MarrhHria october + tie
dsts set fsr that action. VAS that e
arse number ~ Chinese have recent
. Joined ths MHuehHrIHu hrEarda sHd
are making Expectations un t4NHa n
- district RHsalHH troops were.
therefore. needed 10 protect the peace
81 iEhahltHHfa
tt wis aiaI 1T tally Announced this
HHafHihs THAT fi4H naRaf rr'nf aresz
msHta now ~ route 20 ths FHf East
consist ~ fla Torpedo truiafrH bsa Euik
and gaidmak the fIuedo transports
amour ara Iaaniasei and eleven tor.
redo boats. with crews aEEreHatlnH q
officers and 20 men.
OFFICERS CALLED HOME
ROME oct - rartY ave Japanese
afn err. who have been ntudg ms at
che hadena college haVr been recalled
a. Japan b. q eablesfau.
REPORT rs DENIED
BERLIN. oct Z The g. Fffaras
H4fE correspondent 70 the KaeiHiaahs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
RUSSIA FOSTERS TROUBLE

RUSSIA FO5f Eh5 TROUBLE
VfADfNpHfuek oct ia-fsie-
frams thls morning say that Korea Is
greatly disturbed a number Of Gahta
hHFe occurred Hafwfrn she Koreans
ans Chinese along fhe fraHurr Japan
accuses the HHsaIaH minister af Seoul
RIth fostering the troubles. with =
view 0f sivlHE Hsaaia uu excuse for
Intervention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
OFFICERS CALLED Rome

nrRLiH. oct a-rhs &C. Pstsra-
hHfs correspondent 10 the KaeiHiaahs
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01

the service In Hoes, Rakes,
Shovels, Forks, or any hand
tool, we can give you tools
suitable for any use.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
A Word Of Advice.

Councilman Tom Fisher, chairman
of the street and ditch comm it.
tee of the city says there is existing in
the minds of a good many people here
an erroneous idea to the effect that the
city is compelled to furnish water, par
ticularly referring to the street irrigat-
ing bitches to all lots within the city
limits.
For instance, if a person purchases a
lot on a certain street in the city which
happens to be above the grade of that
street or situated on knoll in the city
where additional grading would be ne
cessary in order for the property owners
under these conditions to obtain the
city water, they must properly petition
the council to have the streets graded.
The city is not compelled to furnish
water to anyone so far as this mistaken
idea exists.
The Yakima Water Light & Power
company will upon petition from as
many as five property owners on a street
in water main for them.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
SOME CHANGES IN STATE
FAIR COMMISSIONERS.
Two of the Old Officers Let Out and
are Superseded BY Residents
of This City.

The governor has made the following
changes on the board of state fair COM
missioners. In the place of DIR. r. B..
Gum who has served in the capacity of
secretary for a number of years, and
served well, DR.. j. G. Hill. has been
appointed to succeed him. DR.. Hill is a
well equipped man for the position and
will doubtless make first class officer
E. F. Benson, of Tacoma, is succeeded
by f. J. Wyman of this city, whose
business ability is recognized throughout
the length and breadth of the county.
As j. f. Shannon of Mob Hill was re-
appointed, and President A. j. Splawn's
term not yet expired, all the state fair
commissioners are now residents of this
county. The increased appropriation for
the fair this year and increasing pros
perity of the state at large points very
favorably to the success Of the ensuing
years exposition.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
Prominent MasOns Coming.

There seems to be quite a hutter in
Masonic circles of the city. THE H Err
AIDS reporter learns that the brethren
OF the Mystic Tie are anticipating, in a
few days, prolonged visit by the grand
lecturer and other grand officers, and it
is said that quite extensive arrange
ments are being made to receive and en-
terrain them. Yakima Masons are
well known throughout the state for
their courtesy and hospitality and we
know that in this case their reputation
will be well maintained for the honor of
the order and for the credit and good
name OF this beautiful city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
". W. BEEKS BOUND OVER
TO KEEP The PEACE,
Trouble Has Again Been Brewing in
the Beeks Family. Steps Taken
to Avoid Serious Developments.

On Thursday night, March Goth,
Wesley Beeks vent to the house of his
wife and attempted to crawl in at the
window OF the kitchen. Mrs. Beeks
had company that evening, man by
the name OF NJ. W. Garrison was calling
on her, and she not wishing to be dis
turbed in any such manner went to the
windows and demonstrated with Beeks
to leave the premises. Beeks had pre-
viously been enjoined by the superior
court from in any way interfering with
his wife, pending suit for divorce in
the courts.
Instead OF leaving as requested, pistol
shots were fired, the gentleman caller
suddenly disappeared, Beeks was ar
rested the next day, gave bonds of $3.50
to appear for trial Tuesday and at that
time was bound over to keep the peace
under $500 bond.
There was some discrepancy among
the witnesses as to who fired the first
shot. Beeks swore that Garrison shot
first at him and that he then returned
the fire. That he did not intend to kill
his wife, but was defending himself
against the man with her. Garrison
swore that he was unarmed and
Mrs. Beeks swore that her hus-
band attempted to kill her by
firing twice pOint-blank at a distance M
five feet.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
ALL KINDS OF BASE
BALL THIS WEEK
The Nalla Nalla and Spokane League
Team Coming Here Hop
PickerS Going In TO Min.

On next Saturday and Sunday the
Walla Walla aggregation of ball tossers
will play the local team two games of
baseball, and on the following Tuesday,
April eth, the Spokane Leaguers will re-
turn here and give the home team a
chance to take Revenge on the blue
stockings. stats Taylor and Klink-
hammer are anxi To get out after
these fast teams and their right and left
wings respectively will inst about he in
the pink of condition. "Spec" Hurl-
burt, the old professional, who will
probably leave soon to join the Z. y. l..
team of Seattle, will be here for these
games and will greatly strengthen the
home boys.
Fred Chandler has been elected man
ager of the Hop-Pickers club and he
promises to produce some fast baseball
here this summer. A week from sext
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
North Yakima Again Honored

Col. w. w. Robertson, editor OF the
Yakima Republic, has been appointed
by Governor Mcbride on the state board
of commissioners of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. The selection of Mr..
Robertson as member of this board is
fitting honor for aedeserving head and
that he will reflect credit upon the state,
his county and town in the execution of
such duties as may fall upon him, is an
assured fact.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
Miss Jungst Rene m ered.

On the evening of March 2Sth, the
Archers of Yakima Homestead Brother
hood American Women presented Miss
Jungst with a beautiful gold watch in
recognition of her services as cores
pendent for the last four years. Miss
Jungst has the reputation Of being one
OF the best correspondents in the order
and this fact is highly appreciated by
her Brother and Sister Archers.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
Stabbed in The Neck

Saturday night i'll Olof Sandberg's
saloon, north Front street, J. II. Owen
man who has been working on the
Selah ditch was severely stabbed in the
neck during free-for-all fight by man
answering to the name of Tom Perry.
Perry is in Jail waiting preliminary exa-
mination. Owen will recover.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01

Sunday the team goes to Ellensburg,
where one of the strongest clubs in the
country has been assembled, just to
bag the scalp of the Yakima nine.
Things will certainly be dom and a
goodly crowd of rooters should accom-
pany the home team to the burg and
help pull.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01

c. f. Jones, OF the produce and COM
mission house OF Jones & Co.. says that
he shipped the finest car Of apples this
week that has ever gone out from this
city They were Yellow Newtown Pip
pins and cost him Sill per box.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01

Wanted-Girl for light homework in
family of three. Enquire at l05 north
Third street -