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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

PHARMACISTS
IN SESSION

e1fANrTE. Kan. May 20 The
iesbsaa Pharmaceutical Association,
eatstpond 81 the leading druggists
fhfbnahout The state. began its 9Th
anHpaf meeting here today
fha Aea sion began az 10 O'Clock
IL nioruinH with an address, 81
Nets8ne ~ Mayor - NJ Kennedy,
70 Ahlrh Response ia behalf of the
visftsiN was made b D. A. SNOW of
rop4ka
fAe annual address OF the HreHi-
dessF =. W teuhson. aud the re-
n0ttf 81 other officers ana Of com.
vi ffea occupied the remainder 81
shf opening session. New officers
ate 10 be chosen tomorrow and the
auhsentl0n viii come 60 m end
rifssfsdhy Many Of the members
afs beeompanied BY their wives aud
n { iiieN. and IRE features Of en-
TOD Eminent Form az important part
Of she three daeh' program.
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collection system. 20 that We viii
not have To- bond the city for a..
There b. no politics iu II in any
shape, manner or form"
After the irfepreHriblf James had
pat in some more political talk. Gili.
" ho N VIII be remembered voted
faf the faw franchise. took the floor
e. night the resolution.
ne declared that there f. no need
for CfcmhturY and that the er-
pefivnce 81 other cities does not
show that municipal erematory
system b. a success He declared
the erection 81 crematafY means
municipal bankruptcy aue Ia con
fiuHion said
Its simply another instance ~
THE old pop fad of municipal owner
ship. which I nor 40 one else ~
sense believes IN
Mullen wanted 60 let the matter
go 20 the engineers office Tor iu-
faf ail umeshrd mnhuhhhumnmm
Keatig alton. while Rude and Kistisr
fbe first Is friend OF Yaw from the
start ana for all time. and the sec
und "a Hopper % the YuH PROPOSE
flau. each thought be- knees ali he
wanted 90 abaut thc measure ard
wanted the resolution killed Al once
a motion % indefinitely postpone
che resolution nas iast by vote u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
TAR and FEATHERS FOR
BREMERTON CITY DADS
of Punishment May BE Carried BY BremerOn
People Against Three COuncen Unless the Latter Purge the
Town of the Saloons at the Navy Yard Gates

ticulnf case % 60 BY default The
old license 81 IsulilH' expired Aprii J.
Mayor Gruston % taking atepE Ga
hire seattle attorney "a nEht the
case for the prosecuting attorney.
There ate now Eix saloons running
on Froui street only one has quil
since The Hhakr-up last winter II
was the saloon owned by Doc
Kemp. wha- smelling the impending
trouble muHth ago. sold out and
moved g. inyation on ifst avenue
south. ln Seattle
About the time ~ the last elrc-
ton the imftlsahip Wisconsin, cams
e. the navy yard house ~ iil
fams with fauf Inmates Nhn opened
hk Ciafe smith - seattle Gam
bling was atan allowed Ia flourish
Then came tho protest from the
raNY department which resulted Ia
the Temporary closing IF the gam
bling tpuae rho house 81 til-fame
10 silli running
Not otis IifFuaeftan hat the neigh
aaflnF towns - ghnrisstuuu and
sydney are deeriy interested a. 40
tbs uutramu II the prrarui fhibits
Ing ufsfeF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

How CITY Hall Site WIN
Be Selected

The city council last night adopt.
ed the report Of the committee OF the
whole recommending that the people
be asked 10 vote on a general uropo-
altian aa 10 whether or rot the citg
shall issue bonds for the erection OF
a new city hall and other municipal
buildings. aud UPON a second propo.
aition a. 20 whether Or not the cts
shall bond itself for the purchase ol
the two lots comprising the halt
block iu the rear OF the present cts
hall site.
when the report Of the committed
WIS made there was strong fight
70 eliminate entirely any consldera.
ton ~ the proposition 10 purchase
the additional property.
- e-as p4iutaA aiis that tbs afl.s
asked h eKorbitant. that on account
II the location Of the property II
would never enhance much ira value
that u o. part Of rHvlue undef
which the Great Northern tunnel
viii pasa and Il would mean a great
expense In putting. IN a foundation n
attempt 10 build upon a.
The matter finally came 10 vote
on the motion 70 amend the commit
tee report ny cutting out that part
providing for the submission to the
people ~ the proposition Of whether
or not the city should buy the add.
tiouai property The motion was lost
b. vote NJ to g.
The report was then adopted and
the special COMMITTEES appointed 70
dra v up the necessary ordinances
and resolutions and 20 fix estimates
u cost will report back 10 the couu.
ell at tho earliest possible date.
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within 60 feet % Front street Chss
neitH. enc ~ the councilman. ia him
self the owner OF thu building situat.
"a ON FRONT street. which is oecus
pied by the saloon af Henry G~lalef
john a. NakeY, prosecuting attorney
IT kithap county il owner OF tht
Martin building. iu which BE- the aa.
loom for which otto Meyers iH eu.
draVufing tu secure another license
Three weeks aFu the three coun.
c'imen named wrote uut a ueeuas
fut John f1iliis. EiVing him permits
sian - run his salean on Nfanl
street Mayor erosion refused Is
sian the license ana the Zee ~ teei
has NOT set been raid into the trean'
ufg The saloon Ntlh thr -hauH
CARVE license 81 Htili uprn
The people uf iuemrftnn tahs tbs
stand that this aaluuu is running IL
violation 90 the state law MaNni
CroNtau and the rilinenH ~ Bremen
gen believe that Il IL the Intention 81
the saloon men Ia keep putting "a
ths trial % such aasna indefinitely
and that Prosecuting AtiuFue'
YaksYI on Account It hia nymps this'
ir the matter De allowing this Raf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
AFRAID
CouneiImsn Dodge the
Madison Park Liquor
License Petition

william eteffIn. proprietor 81 the
Madison Park pavilion wh9 vas arr
rested Sunday on a charge ~ run
ming a blind pig" or selling liquors
without e license al Madison park.
has begun his usual early summer
attempts 10 secure a liquor license.
He has an application for a ilccnHe
~ Madison park before the police
license and revenue committee. ard
" kept on the anxious seat. Though
the nuulioaftan has been before the
committee for more than two weeks
past the committee has taken no
action on it. A. each 81 the weekly
COMMITTEES meetings s0fne friend II
Eteffin has moved that action be
deferred for one week
The usual postponment Of action
was the feature OF the committee
meeting yesterday The eounciimen
evidently do not car 10 turn Mr..
steffiu down FIAT and At the same
time are afraid o. report his appii~
cation o. the council with = favor
able recommendation. Meanwhile
8tfffiu Il y alleged. has been selling
booze" on the quiet
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( 3 tos. The vote stood
AYes=gill. James. Klstler. Hins-
hart and Rude
NayeH -Criehton. Fitzpatucq, Nor
risan. Mullen Murphy NedWaHd,
Taylor and Parry.
Hiuehart then made n big talk
against municipal and IN favor OF
private ownership Of a garbage ere
matofY and collection system. and in
conclusion moved that the resolution
be- referred 10 d committee ~ the
hole.
Murphy stated that the counciluen
knew a. much about the measure
then AZ they would when the conn
mlttsa Of the whole should meet.
and IS hat h. wanted was the renoiu-
tlou e. be adopted 20 that the euRi-
uaar might submit 60 the council
some figures and facts about the
proposition Then, hs said, the eoun-
90 could act inteillReutiy.
The motion 10 refer 90 the conn
miufe - the whole carried by
vote II 20 O. The vote stood
AYeH-Gnl, James ElEiier. Red
wnrd. Hluehnri. Rude Taylor and
Parry.
Nays-CrichfDn Fitzpatrick. Nor
risou. Mullen ard Murphy.
The date Tor consideration o. the
resolution has not been fed
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ihrY HHe8ea : nsR fsiHnaEaf. and
wrote O. ehFis Won der Ahf and
sstrd BIN e. recommend safnatiosiy
taftls aes fautad 30 the beat miuer
isaEur manager 20 the HrHf. AID
hs tans HgHrNa ~ the t'irFHia nfs
aho we're then ~ eishth place. iaf
fuu landed them ia alsth position a
fhf rnd ~ ere aHAran ard ~ hen thr
fffuiherhnad Haf trota cut ia 1880
Eha Ctreslanfs HfrH hing ug far
ths nrpf fauHd - ghs iaafef. with a
gen1 firm elufrh au seaand place
frftua had ffirn1a ua hatn sides
and 90 refused co mix up Ia the
fight, iis teft cleveland ana nan-
AErti IRE CincfnuAtis. ard later tegh
command n fhe Iss'amhlle and
firaHd iiarids teams. in tba Western
league
fiis next venture uas with M
CiucHHu Nationals. and ffom thrry
30 acnt Ga Washington. where he
has siHcp he'd sway He Hesnss "a
have i1at his knark = grooming
feHuant aiaHrfa. and NHi have =
hsrd 800 landing The Senators Ia Tho
first dlFislan. thiH season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
The COUNCIL
HP-HOPPED
Granted Liquor License to SaIoonist on
Third Avenue Beyond the Saloon
Limits. -PoIiiics in the Dea!

The city council executed ore ~
IL uHuni fIopa on liquor neeHse prop
HHitiuuE az tfH meeting last night.
The council decided 60 grant Is J II.
Hafmer e iias4af license 81 ikIt Third
avenue. The location ~ Bafmer' 3
saloon Do un Third avenue between
PIKE auf rnian streets. and la cut
side ~ the saloon limits.
IL viii IRE as1iisrrrd that the
- sH--f - -tl agEfsEH5s
renew ths hathaway bar license be-
esaHe the Hathaway bar WAS To- this
same block ard outside the saloon
limits n uiil alea be- Remembered
fhHs hen tHfHHHr made 81 appii.
cation fnr license several hs
aFp hr Was Turned down because his
saloon would D. outside ~ the limits
When She matter came un FFi
eight there MaH great Zeal ~ eN-
piainiuE baW Is came about Conn
Gilman Morrison % che Fifth ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

Ballard Jail Breakers Caught BY
Seattle Police

laek on the g. and released them.
The Seattle palIee sag that the
Kid Farser 10 broke iaiI az Hal
ard Q thc ssmH one Nha vas fdeu-
tlfiad sith The hheFY in thH FIrs,
National bans tn Seattle several
years ago ard aho vas discharged
affsr two years - juggling Hith ths
ease in the courts
Parker vas turing this time a. iu-
fnate ~ the enuusy SAIL White AZ
the iaii ~ made friends vith every
One Hhem De came in contact with
collins the nau Mhu was convicted
~ being implicated fn the robbery
u she bank ard whp WAS supposed
u have been paFker'H aCcomp See u
now serving = Ions term In Wafia
Walls Re has made several dea.
rsrate efforts 70 rsrare bot has beer
caught very time
Parker haa been in the eta iail
ia Seattle many times u j. doubt.
fui whether Hiief viii be tried fui
faii breaking although he may b.
taken hack e. Everest 10 finish oui
his sentence Little hope Of eapiur-
INK Parker IL entertained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
UP IN AIR
LlPpY ReoRApE PLAN GOES
BkLLooNiHG

The proposed Third avenue re-
grade on what II known ~ the
"Idppya plan n again W IN the All
~ the result ~ tight made upon
II at the meeting Of the city council
is,,s nS,fftss Sfstes5 afs.s .i@leAi E.as
filed against ". and J. A. baiilar-
geon sent the present arrangcme"t
10 the wall By withdra wing his name
from the majority petition for the
regrade.
Assistant Engineer Scott stated
last night that the original petition
for the reRrade on which ~ is pro.
posed to prosecute the work had but
eight feet more than majority OF
the front footaKe, and with Ball.
iarReons property Withdrawn ~ viii
not be ma iOrity petition. The
matter will have to be held up until
the advocates Of the reRrade can Sc
cure d ma iority petition by securing
additional signatures.
All the protests and the petition OF
BaiilnrReuu were referred 70 the
committee on streets
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no has heretofore stood in the way
OF the II inner and other license
propositions on Third avenue be-
tween pike 5gd Union streets. eK-
piaine1 that flarmer had petition
from majority 81 the property
owners in the block lndors ng hls
appkeatsun.
Rizuer and Rude eaeh said II vas
all right u the ruaHgfI uaa rnlnE 80
granted q license - one 8; must TO
the other o. other nof -. " they
voted for the Hafmer iheuse they
would. when their friends came IN
for a license 90 the same block. ex-
poet the council o. stand by them.
y i EuderNtooa tat there IL q
deal Of politics IN the change 81
fronf Of the council "a siie Third av-
enue license proposition The Pike
street saloon interests which dom
mate the Fifth ward politics 20 quite
Hu extent. for some unknown reason
hes changed Tor q position against
Third avenue licenses 10 ia favor OF
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

''fkinney- Riley alias RYAN alias
Hogan alas Monrue alias HnTrisoa
ard . few olhefs. " ha broke sail AZ
Ballard yesterday morning vas cap
tuyed b. Detectives Hubbard and
Freeman 81 to- Seattle police This
morning shortly before 3 O'Clock
lie was picked az ~ fhe lower
part - the elty and ssHt e. the cts
Jail Per Ryan a. he Is Familiarity
known y the Seattle Haiiea has been
n character IN coast cities Tor years
He started 30 criminal career Wbf,t
: peanut butcher ea aus ~ ths
local traiun, fie ~ nos g. yeats IT
aEe bat hale and hearty and con-
sidered - the police to bS stu a
danzereus man AZ large
Win KID ATrksr be broke away
from the est. Jail At Everett sev.
ira aafs so ana WaH arrested -
Marshal Hunt u ballard IN extra
watch was kept on the mru al Hal
lard ~ Il Was feared that they
would make q getaway. During the
time that the pafro.man Nas not
watching yesterday morning. friends
~ the prisoners prysd of the pad
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TO DEVELOP
RESOURCES

MERIDIAN. Miss, May 26. ON
the Initiative OF the local board Of
trade convention Of representative
~ the leading commercial bodies OF
the stnte ~ Mississippi IN being held
here today Tor the organization of a
atate business mems federation The
generat pup Ia view N the In
dlstfinl dcssal pment Of the state C.
Interest outes.ie capital la the Won
derfW resources Of Mississippi aud
the prpmotiOn OF manufacturinF and
nii dthnr kinds -pf legitimate enter
urlaes. "
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81 President noosoyclts visit ca the
navy yard the people II THE city
have brcn fully aroused To the sfaN-
ItN Of the situation. The committee
81 titiarua consisted - GEORGE
Ward Glen RNtterman. J J kuHt.
Al r. MctioNau. 4. n kimhaN and
NJ ptitchard MI McGuWaa act.
81 as spokesman rhrVe times he
asked the secretary directly What he
Thought 20 the fusrt sound navy
yard Finally Mt Moody answered
N1th the vague thrvats characteristic
ct navy offlesFH
= am VtfA much pleased With the
Ynrd hut this conditions outside ap-
pear O. me and ! ana not a teetotrr.
either CD De- depiurthle The ciil
must be- cieaused You rfopls u
Ilrrmerton are ktiilnx the Euaae that
lses the salieu eEs
That little speech % the secretary =
served to Show the tlreneftan pro-
pie that the department officials in-
tended to starKe aus this thriving ut-
tie cits unless present conditions are
changed
INV department lifted the embargo
ffun the navy yard April ~ ap-
rarentlS satisfied that the better sle-
2asnt IN ttremefton had prevailed IL
q now spreis xasrd 90 trafa that 10
has been deceived However. tho
feeuiv here dn aot rrupaHe T. allow
the city 70 b. wiped or ths map
That - Why there waS mass
meeting and tremendous upfuar
n ben Otto Meyers whose license
snF Running bts Raiu9u situated on
Frout street expires june appiied
fae Is renewal ~ the liceuaa at last
Saturday HaefiHs az the eauneil,
The indignation % tho ciiiasua Nas
fffeeied against the thfse - the
eaauellU.en. Charles Diets a Benz
heunica and Thomas pfissaH. known
- the Solid fhfee. Thia tnAigua-
tton has heeume % frree that talk
81 tar and seaftera r. esHmmaH. II
= said that the trio thoroughly
frightened ~ The violence II public
resentment have turursi from grant
Haz licenses InHtaae finfiast ssY fns So
fussus on ffouf street. 90 attempts 90
atsalish an saloons IN ths city Thu
reason for thia sudden change -
hHart 90 noe apparent Some say I.
is 0stly a ease o. aour rrnQes. 9th
Hfa assert that the ruunriimsu back
- hY certain large property esssaers
-. : = 49, : - s-.- 5: -
foan Gown. buf ap tne property a.
- taead prieeas and Then basIa fhr
ulaee mnf seis the land az hlsh aR-
nrea again
An ordinance waH passed last sim
tsF prohibiting the Issuance - any
HzaFe licenses fer saloons HIfuatrd
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BRENERrON. Wash. May "a,
a oeat ~ Tar aud feathers and
forcible expulsion from hrsmerton
10 promised Cor the three members
90 the town council who afv held
responsible ~ thc majority % the
citifrna for the order lzsusd by che
war department. yesterday prac.
tcaily eiosins thr navy yard.
Mayer CfuNton l. authority for
this statement and his expression 4
the sentiment 81 che community i
Endorsed by the statements cf half q
score Il prominent ritiseus.
me mayer and citizens e the navy
yard taWh agg determined b. ria
Front street ~ saloons even ID they
arr fefcvd Il these extreme measures
20 carry cut their purpose.
The orders Received yesterday by
Capt ] Y. 8. hlveker. acting com-
mRndaut - the navy yard. FROM
Actink SECRETARY II She Navy DART
tng stating that the Paelfic Hkuat-
run Whieh had been ordered g. sail
% the PUGET SQUAD uas1 yard fof
repagrs ffasa san Francisco had hrra
rrcsllsd until nlrthef notice. 90.
geEAaF with the statements witch
Secretary - TIE Navy Mnads made
10 a eommittee 20 ufemafton eitiH.
ems SATURDAY. arr immediateiy re-
apcasIble Tor ths present ylQicHi
condition - pnhHe sentiment
Moreover, Captain Hinekcy re-
ceived a communication from the de.
partment. yesterday afternoon ask.
i0g u Il vas tfus that che uct'tsrs
OF the Freaf street satuaua had beer
or VIII - renewed. Before araW ef.
ms that Important question fenfu The
naval authorities Captain nIrok
had = conference with Mayer CFaN.
ton az IL o'clock last evening
~ Is Understood that tht Clsy :
chief executive arkasf aAa4u-uUY o.
seaport Of the proposition 60 defend
tn SOD Intentions ~ the nfsmef.
tou peopis snd all but promised that
The NEaa1 street ls4uae Asas=ez mastisi
~ guttsn ri o.
~ Captain Nlee&er gives an at
fiFnativs auEvsr 90 She felrErar hif
query. not only viii tke Pacific
squadron Be kepi at San FRANCHISE.
but repairs 60 the Rnuhaat hanEer
which are uou being made 80 THE
.',ssst - . - y :, = - ?
continued auf the vessel sent %
Mar island tor uverhamian4
Since tbe Interview which sseFe.
tnry ~ TIE Navy Moody h8d with q
coFuwlttsa 20 Bremsfisu citizens.
which uat him sisaarI fha steamer
Srokaus ast satulviaY. at fhr time
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GATHERING OF
PRONIBITl0NISTS

ssRfNGFfELn. ohio, MAY 26
Pfuhihitionists are gathered here In
sslsss.Lslsss 4A4ss- y-Uu4i4ea fny tAe taa
days state convention az which can
didates will be named for the state
offices 10 be filled at the ELECTION
THIS fall
j. G. Stewart OF Chicago, the ma.
tianal chairman, n here and VIII de-
liver the keynote speech at the open
ing Of the convention. A number OF
names are mentioned FOR the head OF
the ticket and the ultimate selection
ls n matter Of speculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
MEDALS WE'RE AWARDED

Inv Iifrt commencement eNsrClags
Of the Pagan Dramatic School. In
the Hoiypke block. were held yes
terday afternoon and six medals for
clever dramatic work were awarded.
pr NJ. A. Matthews Of this city.
Miss Catherine Countisa aud Miss
Nina Gleason ~ the Rakcr stock
Company. and Prof + NJ. radieford
OF the state university. were the
judges
Miss Charlotte Hammer won the
medals offered by Miss Catherine
Countisa and Miss Helen Mac.
grogor. Mrs Viola Thompson re-
celvcd the Norman Hhekett medal
Russell simpson. the Ralph Stuar,
medal. Sam Weisfield the James
Nelll medal. and Ralph coombs the
Frank Egau medal. Special mention
was given Miss purisin. Miss 4
Morris and Austin HUM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
MURPHY FIGHTS HARD FOR A
MUNICIPAL GARBAGE PLANT
After the COucH Had Killed the Yaw Grab, the Yaw
City Dads Turned on Murphy and Tried TO
Stab His Resolution

The iaat nail was driven IN the
coffin Of the proposed Yaw garbage
CfcmHtofy steal at the meeting u
the city council last night
Mayor liumrr' veto WAS Hua-
sustained ~ a unanimous vote.
That the faw couneilmen are
cowed but uncunYefted was eve
drnred. however. by their action ON
the resolution introduced by murphy
last night. looking towards the
establishment OF a municipal gafh-
nEe cfematory and collection system
in accordance with the exprrsnad
wish % the conference committee
~ the Improvement fiuha with that
~ d majority 81 the Improvement
clubs themselves aud a large number
~ business men.
An the resolution called for was
figures and facts FROM the city
engineer HH 90 the cost ~ erection
and maintenance az such FnrhHEH
collection and crrmntufy nyrtria. n
Dr. true THAT % stated that it be
deemed the sense ~ the council that
o. establish such system. but SIR
Murphy IL order q be fair 90 every
onr agreed 60 accept All amendment
mads nv Gfirht8n making ~ frffd
that II be the sense nf fhe cnuncH
that such = municipal erematurg and
collection system be- established n IT.
BE- deemed h,st by the council after
thr matter shall have been thor
oushly investigated aud reported
upon b the etty ruEiu#ff
iiut tha advocates # the faW
grab like fhe deg Ia the manger
gfoNied au1 snapped and Do Hubs
isffuEe = parliamentary rules sue
ceeded III preventing the adoption
~ the resolution lest night TheY
succeeded in getting II retired &C.
the council a. canfHittet ~ the
whole 81 as to gain time in which
o. frame up 90 ship eak minded
counfllmen into line
~ vac natiCahls that James. iuues
hart. Nads kistier AID gii who
acre meet ardent To- their advocacy
~ tho Yaw steal were the most hit
f~tiY appaspd 90 the municipal opn.
~fship pian
The debate hY Yaw rounciimsn
against sha municipal ownership re-
ISOLATION wa Iufriie Councilman
james the Oft tuutsd watch DOS ~
She Treasury gut up a hls tAiE about
the silg running into debt. but made
his Rfeat play bY impuEuiuE the
motives II thc author - she ruaulu
tigu.
it, al right fat e Democrat to
bret he candidacy fer ths mayor
sys,.S ~. ,..si 'Ss.S L..
si.siss-. t1tntsff iisss frs $50 ~ r. ft-
puhiirmn eaufr ii sale he but this
Republican Standardization must ae=
count 90 nc people sn8 we don't In
tsstd - stated Cor it
Conti#ainE Az Janice became
personal h hia remarks 81 r weak
attempt - make rus ~ NJ Murphy
and hia private business and Ter
nnuai affaffn
Murphy Said ~ The resolution
"tt 81 straight business prupdais
tluu Ii We are EolmE r. Do ans
Thing do Il az the pfessns time At
l-rst this can not be put into shans
before the neat levy T. Fuadt and
then provision can - Yffaar fsF TIE
municipal FaraHH. rreHaaiury ans
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NEBRASKA
REPUBLICANS

LINCOLN. Neh.. May % pufsu-
ant to the call Of Chairman ~ &.
Lindsay the members 81 the Repub-
nean state central committee are 10
meet here tonight 20 determine the
tlfne and place for holding the stat
convention. appointing the delegates
and the transaction of other business
relating ~ the coming state cam
paiau.
Nebraska IL 70 elect two regents Of
the lnfatc university ana one SUI
preme Judge this year. There is a
variety Of opinion concerning the
most suitable date FOR holding the
cunxeutl un, Many are In favor Of a
80 convention and a short cam.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
COTTON SEED MEN

MEMPlIts. Tenn. May = The
annual convention 20 the Interstate
Cotton Seed crushers Association.
IN session here today. has attracted
g hcst of mill men. machinery men.
un men and others Interested IN The
cotton oil pruauefs from ali parts Of
the country.
Numerous matters Importance
are scheduled for COS Iteration. J
II Allison % Texas iNNthe president
Of the association and the presiding
officer OF the convention.