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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-31

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-31

"UncIe Peter Bines," the leading
characteristic David Harum, 50 tn
speak-of "iiIE sPENDERs.' 4. "a de-
IightfuI parsonage of whom the au-
thor tells just enough tn make the
render wish for more. Publication of
this story will begin I'm the Journal
SEPT. q.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Walter G. futile has returned from
Browns Lake, Wisconsin.
5. v. Garde and daughter. OF 1122 North
Illinois street, have taken apartments In
the Palmyra for the winter months.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-31
So says Mrs. Josie Irwin, OF
3z5 So. College St, Nashville,
Tenn, of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Never in the history Of medicine has
the demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases equalled that at
tanned by Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and never
during the lifetime of this wonderful
medicine has the demand for it been
SO great as ii is to-day.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and throughout the length and breadth
of this great continent come the glad
tidings OF woman's sufferings relieved
by it. and thousands upon thousands
of letters are pouring in from grateful
women saying that il will and posi-
lively does cure the worst forms Of
female complaints
Mrs. Pinkham invites all wo-
men who are puzzled about
their health to write her at Lynn.
Mass, for advice. Such CORE.
spondence is seen by women only,
and no chargeis made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-31

Now that the society clans have begun
to return slowly from lake, mountain and
seashore, an accession of interest in casual
conversation is to be expected.
''Oh, yes. mother and | had lot of adj
ventures while were away" we'll
tanned young woman remarked. 81 do feel
so funny I'm this hat, for up at the lake
didn't have my hat On for weeks and
weeks. On the way home, in Chicago, we
had a rather droll encounter. We were on
the street-cars one day and I noticed a
very diminutive boy or lad reading news
paper opposite me. His face was behind the
paper. but saw that he had on a blazing
big diamond scaifpn. and 1 thought what
queer taste his mother must have to let
such an infant wear such a snowy scarf
pin. Presently the little creature dropped
his newspaper and 1t gave me a great shock
TO see that he was quite a middle-aged
man-but dwarf. He was very boyish in
figure. but almost elderly in face. and
thoroughly 'genteel looking as the abomi-
nable phrase goes.
I'm few days mother and 1 were again
on the cars, and this same slight little
man arose to give us seat. / had not
mentioned him to mother, supposing that
she had observed him on the previous
meeting. After giving up his seat he stood
in the aisle with his back to US. not being
able. of course to reach the strap.
Mother is so goOd-hearted and cannot
bear to give trouble; but you can imagine
my horror when she touched the supposed
boy on the hack, patted her knees and
said in the kinGest and most persuasive
tones: Here, you just sit right down on
my lap
THE little man turned slowly around
and when mother saw his face-well, it
was tragic. He was thoroughbred, though.
and we all three laughed"
Menu for a Day.
Suggestions furnished by Table Talk to
housekeepers of moderate income:
breakfast
Fruit
Oat Meal Sugar and Cream
Broiled Bacon Stewed Potatoes
Cream Mullins Coffee
Lunch
Corn Fritters
Cabbage Salad Fruit Tea
Dinner
Cold Peach Soup
Salmi of Duck Olives
Drowned Potatoes Dreamed Satisfy
Watercress French Dressing
Waters Grapes Cheese
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-31

THE Sleeping Beauty and the Beast
enters tonight upon the final week of its
seashore engagement at the Manhattan
Beach Theater The great extravaganza
has bcca attracting enormous audiences TO
the beautiful casino ON the ocean beach,
and it promises To have . record breaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

lsity for the exercise Of such power
has arisen.
The suu~T adopted a rule thls
morning providing for the tfnfupsl4 :
eostaiste rnti0n Of the bill terufted b
the ways and m~ans committee
granting = rebate On eesai for one
year. Debate u limited Is ans hour
and ma alHeudtfis ntH are 10 be nliow i.
ed
The senate. In anticipation 81 ths
suueh advertised speech a senator
Ttiiusan. Was well fiiied tfsts fuarn=
ing TlilFnan Neps q psalntnsus place
n ths halls befoFr the AsRNnhltpE Of
ths senate. and srcupted his Tins IN
telling other senatars y hat 4 large
nugnhrz Of live wtFes he had reserved
ard hew he proposed Ia arraleri
President isaaaA~Teits epufes an the
essai situation.
At l 20 Tillman began hl= speech.
tie started by affaiknIns Aterteh. fat
bis opposition % the removal II Tire
sal duty. and said that ~ any as-
iuu should be taken In the senate In
the matter Of Attending relief. ~
M9Hi9 be hseause the EppuhIicnns
Aad hesu afsadsd 10 Il b the Vest
resolution fof the repeal af th@ cssl
sutr lie said the senate had been
sfloue IN refusing aid 10 the suffer
NJ r~opis. and that the majority
seatern would he taught a severe
ieeeun ~ Zeal riots Nsre 10 take
place thas they would be shown that
aaen win not sfarye nor freexe. but.
q neeesssry. all thFuttie the lev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
HALIBUT
SCARCE
TWO sct4ooNEHs WILL BRAVE
STORMS TO REACH FISHING
BANKS

undaunted By the reports Of ter
riffs gales that are raging outside
Cape Flattsfy. making lt difficult
even for siesp.waser ships 70 make
the STRATA. the masters OF two fish
ting schoonsrs are going to put out
for the halibuf banks early nest
week Captain Alexander Timothy
Of the Myrtle. Is tons. and Captain
Jacob johnson Of the Lief r. u tons.
one man a Russian aud tine other a
Norwegian, inspired by the present
To risk the dangers Of storms In OF
der 10 be fret ON the fishing
grounds
The Myrtle Il at scow bay and the
Lief r. at this port. being over
hauled. The Highland Qaeen. which
will follow the other two 20 tbs
banks, II being put IN trim at Bat
lard. iIsiibut is higher now than u
has been for years. II sells NJ ~
and cents per pound.
A shipment Of 1000 pounds OF
haiibut that came from Alaska on
the last trip Of the Dirtso brought
81. 800 When haiibut IL rs high ~
Il II now u IL possible for the
Hehoonere that bring IN the first
catches Of fish 10 secure ti.20o o.
81 ZOO for their carfoeH. which II
iVided among the eix or less mem.
bers ~ the crew. The money is
earned IN about 10 days time
by March the whole fishing fleet
will be on the banks and after that
the price Of haiibut viii be lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
BALLARD
FINANCES
Statementof the Money
Handled Last Year

BALLARD. Jan. 1.-THE report Of
city Clerk Murdoch. submitted to
the city council last night. shows tho
receipts for current expenses last
year to have been ilo.s22st and tho
disbursements tto.fsasz. The pres-
eut bonded indebtedness Of the city
IL f7b.be0 There are outstanding
warrants 10 the amount II ga, $40 20,
making a total eta indebtedness Of
ft6z $50.
The report of the retiring treaaur-
er, \. NJ. DE Noes. showed cash bal
anee on December 81. 1909, Of fzs1sI0
IN the general fund and $40. 1906 In
special funds.
a petition asking that the street
between First avenue and Division
street be improved by grading. gruD-
bling and sideWaika was presented
and the city attorney instructed 10
prepare an ordinance calling for bids
on the work y hIeh f. TO be done un-
der the i0-year bonding plan.
The petition Of the Seattle Electric
company to he permitted to erect a
uue-atoFy frame building adjoining
the city bhii1tHEs ~ ne NHfl az a
freight shed Was rejected. The cree
ton af such a bulldog within the
FIRE limits IL contrary % the city or
diuanceE.
A letter wac read ffum the attdr-
nay for the Austin A Weston cofnpa-
ny. stating that If their bill for a
street grader was not paid they
would hrnR suit 70 collect the same.
The city robneii has refused to Ae-
eepf the machine - they clsinl IL
wiIl not do The work claimed for II.
ard the city attorney was Instructed
60 prepare 70 fight the action
The city attorney Was Instructed
10 prepare an ordinance fof the grad
/ Ing Of ballard avenue frsfn First aF-
lenue to Third avenue with brick With
a granite curb and cement Sidewalks
two feet wider than the present side
uaaikf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
Part Of the Morning Session Is Devoted to Examin-
Ing States Witnesses in Bartlett Murder Case
Alleged Political "fixer" on the Stand-Deteciive
Tenant Called Was Chief SuIIivans Undersudy

The bartlett murder case vas the
Important feature of the superior
euaft grand fufY investigation this
suof nisx. II se very pfutshle that
thu first iudietmsnt res1Fusd b. the
Jury will he 1ls charging Michael
Bartlett with she murder OF hsa wtfe
At ltza sixth avenue on tfff evening
~ October u. lisa. BARTLETT has nat
yes entered . plea In the superior
court. For this reason tho case VAS
brought up befure the jury Ia sreafd-
ance with Instructions given BY
Judge He'll.
Mystery surrounds the testimony
Of I.atts cohen. an -haFtsHdsF ard
alleged fAoiifIeat ssfxef. 10 Was
called into the JURY ruosu this morn
inN. Cohen has for a long tisns besn
mixed up 81 Republican city politics
and has acted. II IL raid. as goo
between for rafuhlsfe afsd roiltis
elAnM In Seattle. Isfufe he was
called into the Jury room he stated
that ne was Al iosH So knoe whF
he had been called.
II know absolutely nothing that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

!, n vas after 10 O'clock when the
Bartlett ease wRs called Up Ethel
f'llne. = little Etft sho mas a Witness
Of the Sixth avenue tragedy. told In
her own way tuNt how the murder
wAA catAInittrd4 she WAS Ia the
Bartlett hotsis when the drink =etaHed
husband shot down kis wife. Hhe
saN ftsffisft leave has horne szish a
threat on his lips Later abe saw
him eofpe back 10 the house. arfet
hts child cat Of It's mothers fnatn
and then claNr the doaf. The next
the ART saw WAS Mr. bartlett run
ming through the front ruptn into an
alley with bartlett following.
Al the flfre bartlett had a large
revolver m HE hand and fired al the
woman a. he ran The sift save the
woman fati and then heard the 70.
pert ~ the revolver when Bartlett
attempted 20 hill himself The girl
l. a bright child and told the whole
story ~ the murder eifcuutstiAn-
TALLY
pr Onsroln. the county autopsy
physician. was called In next. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

wauid he Of benefit 10 the Jury. and
uhy they have oalisd me- Ia a mrs
trfY a. ms. he said.
When Gehen ealfse aaf Of tits ts-ssfl
he reiterated his stateassut taag b
knees nothing and said he told tAs
lafY -. lie Was IN TIRE Fuesss to-
aiieat three quarters Of an hour AMI
appeared worried uheA fss left ths
court h9aae.
lie waa suef at TIRE door ~ esh@f
fteidinE. MIA vas before the Iars
several dayN ago Ia regard 20 tHs
gambling ana police fnNerflHatlnn
Win tseidhtz he iaft the cuu4t huuas
Roth men we're engaged In earnest
easHN sreAti.sn. ~ IL very pfatsa isza
that the questions prupuundet fn
Cohen we're IN regard ia austse o. tfss
gambling frame ups =
The appearance " W q Clark or
the kiibOufne a Clark fzps. and Of
fssWiH W. Davis ~ the same con
Txany. also created quite 4 stir AZ TIE
eaugt hauHs. II is ssiii a myateFy
shy the two men Wvfe called into
ihs Jury room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
DROP OUT
OF SIGHT
HALF A DOZEN MEN pisAp.
pEAR MYsTERiousLY FROM
VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. u. g. Jan. I'll
liz IN 10 the police Of Vancouver to
elueidAte several eaHen Of myHtsriour
disappearance Whieh have occurred
recently. People are vanishing OIL
the face OF the earth with equal sud
denhesH and less display than the
prophet Elijah. More than half
dozen people Well known In the
nnighhofhopa have disappeared Of
late and left no clue hh to how. on
why, or where they went.
Among the most notable were Pal
msr. bank clerk. who disappeared
from New Westminster with dfa-
matte celebrity and with D0thing IN
hiH business affairs or private rela=
tianshipa to account for Il. Peter
Robertson. man 60 YsafH Of aHe.
who conducted "a sash and door fac
tory on Richard street shaw. a
married man employed bH q clerk In
the service Of local firm, ON whose
behalf he vent out 10 pay some &c
counts which he paid. then aihaps
peared.
Yesterday W. y. TfethewAy,. stu
dent Of engineering rode into the
city from Lulu island on horseback.
he stabbed his horse and vas short
| ~ Afterwards seen In the Granville
hotel. but has not been seen since.
capiaia 7. y. l. Taylor OF Hepel-
stoke. well known athlete and a
man Of considerable means. who VAS
slated AZ next mayor 81 fteNeiHtoke
IdiHappsaked from Vancouver on New
Years day. Hfe was last seen by 8
Hsxelsfahe man on the street the
same day lie had considerable
naHry with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
COUNTY GRAND JURY RESUMES
INVESTIGATION OF GAmbL ING

~ Farnoa, another witness 10 thu
shooting. ~aa called II tpok him
but a few minutes to ana~sf ths
questions Of the Jury. There we're
= number Of ether witnesses. Sub.
lslenaet In the eass. but after the
fret three had given their testimony
II eas eauaiasfsa useless 10 call
this Il - eartnlnrd that the jury will
return = true bail against bartlett
tbs essfsiux.
The investigation into the alleged
unsavory methods Of the Seattle t.o-
lice Department and ia the late
gambling situation will be resumed
a. Hoau as the murder cases Hsos
l.snainE can he disposed 81.
An important witness haH been
summoned In city Detective Charles
Tenahnt. Detective Tennant has
Sullivan. had entire supervision Of
the gamblers Every closeup and
thr payment ~ all fines was made on
hts order. lie acted under orders
from Chief Sullivan. II II thought
that much valuable Information will
he gained b. the Jury from his ter-
tifuonf lie Was In attendance al
the e0ufi this morning. but was not
called.
The Lewis murder case. IN which
George piKNott and Mrs Annie Lewis
are held as suspects. Ntli be taken up
by the grand jury soon.
Before the trsf witness was call
81 Into the jury foaat this morning
the jurors held n lengthy discussion.
II il very ufubshie that they have
decided on the course they ARE 10
pursue during the next few days,
and have tsihsd over the matter Of
returning indictments. The ses-
SION this morning WAS the FIRST held
slnee last Friday. W. r. Ecott. the
newly installed prosecuting attorney
nua has charge Of the Jury
The nrat witness at the afternoon
session was Detective remnant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

y han aha wAs booked at the nfafion.
sfs@ wa3 io< kssi up sefshelexs.
Mrs. C'lHFtonsz husband - nov In
jail at san Frangisco fur turnin3 a
burke trick. r. was for the pafpos~
o. getting NANCY for hln defense that
sfam cairns 10 this city.
White khatuN ina fha women yes
tsrdAy the dsteetivs ran arfeNs an.
other H9man notorious as dip.
Ehe = kns~n 70 the p0fies as Maud
Sifserutean. petectiss Wappeuststn
eeif hsf To ~ 60 ting sfsfian and
give herself ~.
she vent 70 the station ana toEd
the captain that shs vas taaFsiy
passing through tire city and prom
ssesl not IN rob anyane. she Was al
iawed to so an her Nay.
Tha other two women Will pxebae=
" be ordered 10 leave the city this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
]. v. elise
ABROAD
paEslpEnr or cnAmesa or
COMMERCE TO Spend vAcA.
TON IN EUHopE

h4Ay members Of the Chamber OF
tpmH<fcs viii BE- surprised wstarl
i1Af bpdy meets this afternoon "a
Sara that President J. w. Elise Is
eoeeHt from the city and Is ns.x
probAhiy half way nefosn the Attain
e On his wAY 70 Europe.
~ Elise eff Seattle lAst Wednsn-
~ ead VIII probably not return
F= the first Of April. He IN
tas1<d sntne OF his aestuainfaneaa
t1et ~ Intended 10 60 Kast for a
ehaft uip. but only his more lnfl-
aese frisnes and buaiaess associates
ttfe ~ Into the secret Of the COM
sfakisf<d continental tour.
~ brother needed a rest and de-
- e slif away for tive or three
seatn< and enjoy a weli-~aruesi
xsf3<rh. said ~ ". elise this
oInfnE. n believe II WAS his IA :
-sseH % make short tour Of the
peah capitals. BE IL accom-
Nn>s1 81 Mrs. elise.
yfon other sources II r. learned
tnef ~. cilfe's Eufenean trip viii
sss'esf he contamination nf At least
- business undertaking % very
siosrabis Importance 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
SULTAN IS
Defeated
Has Abandoned the Mo-
roccan Capital

TANgfER. Ian. 1.-THE news of
the suitan'n defeat outside % Pes
ises been confirmed. TIE sultan has
earapcd 90 the westward. The rebels
are probably In Possession of the
capital by this time All the conauts
except the british representative
have left the city.
There has been fighting among the
tfiheHfnen Hsaf this city. and the fear
ef general Iurufreetionary warfare
il becoming prevalent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
SEVEN MEN KILLED in
POWDER WORKS EXPLOSION
Terrible Fatality at Mortified Near
Nanaimo--S Felt at Dis
lance of Five Miles

VICTORIA. n. c. Jan it-seven
men are ssllevsa to have been killed
m a ssrrsAs exple~ien which took
MACE Al NessAaeid ave miles fsem
S.sAlmo :, sac o'cieck this morn
,rx m shs WORKS Of the Hamilton
eewass Ca re details arr no, yet
10 hsaa hsi there Il no question
ahous the death Of several men.
raese missinx and supposed to be
asl<a are ,~o ~hise n,en aaa ave
rniaaa<n. An explosion In the
sane sssce a few weeks ago resulted
b Ne Death OF enc iran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
ON EASY
STREET
TWO hIoH CLASS FEMALE
snooks ARRESTED BY po-

wy Detective wappensteln came
s..ss, ptlhk the star flxure 81 a hair
e fsslk bee ~ front Of the Olympus
~ First avenue south. yenter-
- MterFifson. he placed two eie-
ss.f dressed women under arrest
~ ,eia Them that the chief want
q talk % them.
a.. ~ hfst The women we're very In
y <'siI't and claimed 10 be respect
80 AeAitie women.
- Ipah psg for tfia insult. afr. .
40 pfle OF thefu.
astsf a few minutes the women
-, That the Innocent dodge would
s,'s Mpfk, - tried to make other ex-
stsA They told hef arai stories. but
zoe police station tho officer M
rtFl them who they were and
r. wanted. ~ them. then they
~ ne truth about Themselves.
. vns y Mrs. =. Clayton. said n he
NJ shopiifter The other II
AZ, hi,iie " smith. known ms q
- DI piekpoeket Roth o. the
~ 'nen have for the past few DAYS
49, 49, steppiHk az q Fashionable FIRST
rsaa s@ h9tei accompanied BY their
~,'ss. hna serysntrs One Of the
'Vnen produced f7eo for bali rponey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
FOUR men
KILLED IN
COLLISION

HOUSTON, TexsR, Jan. IA
rear end collision between two east
bound freishte on the Southern Pa
cific occurred this morning near suur
Lake one train stopped for water
and the other ran Into II at fun
speed The fireman of the rear
train and two tramps were instantly
Killed. The engineer was fatally and
the conductor perhaps fatally In
tnred. The engine and IA cars were
plled M In a ditch beside the track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

The shock OF the explosion this
morning broke number OF plate-
glass windows In stores a, Sanaluo.
ave mites distant The explosion
created Intense excitement IN tho lat
ter city. as II Was at nsst supposed
to have occurred In enc Of the coal
mines adjoining
IsAtsr-rhe names Of the white
men killed a, Netthfssld are George
sirneasssa aud James Faiford. The
first explosion took plAce In this
kun.ootton roam and was followed
by one in the weiixnfte building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
WANTS OVERTIME

J. A Leach, teamater employed
Ia the street department Of the city.
will test the city charter provision
providing that no city empioYe shall
be required 20 work more than eight
hours pet day without extra com
penHafian Leach Yesterday filed a
suit IN the superior court Co feVoEef
ftab alleged to be due him for over
time put In during 1901 and 1909 Ia
caring for his horses aud doinR other
"chofess around the city stables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
H. F. GRANT
CHOSEN
SUCCEEDS @. w. DICKINSON As
GENERAL MANAGER OF SEAT
TIE ELECTRIC CO.

Howard =. Grant Of BOSTON has
been chosen general manager Of tse
Seattle Electric Company. vNt
GeorKe W. Dickinson. resigned. Tha
announcement was made yeaterdn j
BY Jacob Fufth. president Of thu S.
attic Electric Company.
Mr.. Grant. until recently. has been
assistant to the general manager 81
the Boston Elevated Railroad csm-
rany aud for the past IL years has
been connected with one Of the
largest street railway companies oi
the East
lie Will arrive IN the city 90 take
charge OF the Seattle street railways
IN q few DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
WANTS UNCLE SAM
TO RUN THE MINES
Chairman of judiciary Committee Proposes II
--Rebate Bill Will Pass Today

WASHINGTON. u. G. Jan. IA
REPRESENTATIVE jenkins q wtscau-
m. chairman Of the hease Judiciary
eusnrn4ttes introduced 4 resolution
snfs tk< haus~ To-Day directing the
ruszsnltf<~ ta invesftKNGe AZ 20 ths
pouer of ennsfee# "a take re@e~ssfan
e IN kual raiaes and transportation
liats rsrs~sary for the transportation
e xusl en fhe Efnand that a neees-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
PUBLICLY
hSSAULTE
Wilo q American Con
~ 1eAbsd in AIgiers

AfnIKNa Musre<<e Jan. ~
Yesterday mernlnG ~ wife a
AmrTssaH csnxst kzdssr nj tfppas
hasespA4 n1s assaulted. kstsA@si
ep~h ard rsehrf - hsr purse me
ASnatlsns hnx - been spprehendesf
~ outrage taek p3&es in a puhsie
nsxess Nrs Ki4Her Was waiktns
eaaee. but several others persuns
seeN Nr4r and heard her cutlery. bot
sseid n1s reach her zn time 10 rem
~ bar assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

3saf.
Reports Of the officers Of the an~o.
citation shas that during the. uast
year the membership hes INCREASED
loo per cent. and the aaeocia ton neAf
represents mills producing more thar.
z -. 90. eco feet Of merchantafsia
lumber per annuun
II Was agreed that the legislature
be asked to fYser a ths which by ITS
provisions will have a tendency 10
prevent forest fire..
Also one that Will prevent railrnaa
companies FROM discriminating III
the matter Of distribution Of eass
needed for the shipment Of iusnfsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
WILL NOT
LAST LONG

HIvERHEAD, L. l., Jan. IA. The
stnte'e evidence IN the Diabrnw muir
der case VIII probably she completed
tonight. II has very few witnesses.
Tho prisoner today aecmH happy
and uneoucerned. He expresses tho
utmost confidence In his acauittal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
STILL LIVES

NEW YORK. Ian. 1.-THE con-
dillon Of Abram g. Hewitt ia un-
changed today. lie shows remark
able vitality. On account Of his
great age. however, the physicians
aiy that the end II only a question Of
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
LUMB ERMEN OF
THE COAST HOLD
SESSION HERE

The annual meeting Of the Pacific
Coaat Lumber Msnufacturers' Assoc
citation was held at the Ranier-
Grand hotel yesterday afternoon.
Everett q. Briggs OF Tacoma was
elected president for the ensuing