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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Sas befannte Susialiitenblatt

appeal to Reason" bon @irarO,
Sons, hot cine osSrauen-Irsgabe"
om fl. Snullor perauitaltet. l(eber
Sen Spalten OeS Slattes pranei
iol0eroes intereiIonte Motto, meldJeS
cine Gli5n6etb Gabp Stallton inter
idrieben bot: Ser So5ialismS III
Der NuShrllf OeS peibliden Clemens
te$ in Ser &e9ierlng Der Menldbelt
GS lit ole Wl1tterliebe ser Menld,.
l)eit, meld)e ii6 IN Dem Seltrcbcn fiil
Die 9leide gSoblfabrt oaer Green.
finder befunOet." Gas ioa mob
cine llmid)reibute Ser S%oroerln9er
Der Srnucnreftlcrinnen iein. @emr
llnflarbeit Oie Sdonbeit cines
StpleS mISmad)enL Damn lit obi9ei
Snt itpliitiIf id)Gn. @ern oei
Sob obcr bmlptiGd)lid) bo5ll beitra.
Gen ioll, bic Seier 9lollbcu 81 MAIDEN
hnB Der So5ialiSmlS aQein iid} oel
Slltcreiicu Der Srmlenlpelt mnimmt,
Damn lit OnS lidt MIR cine llnflor-
bcit, ionocrn alt6 cine II II IN q ! r
Belt. Sn& GDri It e + II nj
bat Die Srnl al ibrer Stellung mo
ibrcm iegensrei6en ginfluiie ouf Die
Nteni6beit perbolfen che Der So5ia.
lisnmS ientals beltanoen bat. Iber
baS Gbriitentbu m miro iiG nie
Oa5u b%efennen, Der 6rauenipelt Dor.
5uihpinbeln DAB Die Srau in areiien
ODER 8erllien uno 8eid)dftigungerl
eliifli6 merben fam, ipelde ibrer
gtatitr nnd Den WGnnern allein 5ll9e-
tDren lrno 9egen lpelfe Die nnperoor,
rene, mei6lidJe Ntntl,r iid) einfad) in-
i~tinttip ltrGilbt. limo al oieier
alippe pirO ioruobl ser So5ialismus,
uie ale alberen lnd)riltliden ge-
uegrngen 5llr Emancipation" Der
6ran id]eitern. Go5 mogen iif
ocrr 3ebS iammt DEM appeal to
Reason" mo Oen 100000 io5ialiIti.
den Stimmgebern merfen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
@ie mande fatboliide MtaSemies
" Mtabdem beroerbem. y

Sle Dltrd) Ole Nrene NH groBelW
Sebagen perbreitete Nodrift bon
Dem S(bfal Der Marqlliie be Wton.
tiers MerinpiIle, Mitbegriinoeriu Der
Saith. l~lniperiitGt IN @aibinston, Der.
anlaBt ben Meboftellr Ger y8atb.
Wiinoihau", bodn. Yaier .. SelO.
8. g. 81, 81 ~folgenoen beber5igenS.
pertben gemerfungen:
nuebrigens permunbern mir inns
iiber Den SAL OurdDauS nidt, 0erielbe
lit - ioIlte er ma6r iein - MIR elmer
BON pielenL DIE bel linieren amerifns
Mid er5oeenen Daniels iebr bdufig
rorfommen.
Die relieioie grsiebung unierer
WGofyen in Den boberen Gbulen itnb
IfaOemien liegt nod nnlerer InIidt
ear iebr I'M @rgen. Der pberfladr
lidc, onrd ale m0gliden 8ifiidteu
unS @uriidten iuegen Mnbersslanbi.
ger nerieidtigte %llnterridt, bic Dun
elmer setuiiien Sentimentalitat nmo
@eidbeit b%nrdiendJtem HeligiOms.
ibnnsen, @eiGnge nnb Inbaften unb
oft audi Yreoigten iinb gorleiunsen,
glQes "a la maniere FRANCHISE,
bieie Sintaniebnns bcs HeligiGIsn
seseniiber mimberiuertbigeu uoer
total nnniiten 2ebrsegenitGnoen,
allies 9as unO nod pieles anoere lit
iiferlif ibt ba5u amgetban, IN
bieien 3oelinsen elm sntes, iUlioes,
religiGies Sunbament 81 ihaffen,
pber bic Gbarafterfeitisfeit unS
imnise, eruite &elisioiitGt in ben.
iclbcm anssubilSen. 9aber 10 biele
Mbfalle BON Der &eligipm in ben
3eiben bieier, ben b6beren Sdnlen
nnb Mfabemien entitammeuSen Sod.
ter, babcr bic pielen semiidten Glen
bel berielben, oaber bieie 8leid)s
siiltisfeit mmb Nadlaiisfeit in reli.
si6ien Singen bel pielen oieier sroh.
artis aussebilbeten, n~arlebrtem"
Samen.
@or eini9en Sabren e%rabuirten IN
5mei auf Der Sobe Der Belt ~itebenoen
- ipie man iagt - Mfaoemien i'm
norolifen Seras bier Wdoden i'm
@lter bon etpa Is Sabren, natiirlih
nit groBen gbren un0 pielem Bonp,
uneebereren Musgaben unb uielem
8leiberpue. SSeoe Ifaoemie, Die BON
san5 perihieoenen Sroen geleitet
meroen, l~ieferte je 5tpei bieier @usae-
Sei6neter, Die in Neligion uno IN
allen anoeren SG6ern NIT drummer
100 - alio nollfommen - ibr era.
men %beitauOen. 3wei Wonate mad,
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paren glae Der.
beiratbet, nber fciue einsise berielben
nad ben Ueieten nno 0ebramden Der
fatboliid)en Stride.
3mei oerielben iparen Sl SamIe NIT
elenOen, umgldubigen 8ecfen ourfge.
brannt uno BON einem Wetbooiiten.
preoiger getrout morben, Die anberen
3Dei beiratbeten Dor benz SrieOens'
riflter. @ir botten ipGter cine Der
Seirathen, mie man uuf beutlb lagt,
umf5uiiren", mas freilih gar niht
10 leift aina nn6 mebr oen eltern
5ulieb geidab, nnS batten 10 @ele'
genbeit, bieie bier, beinabe 5i oerlel'
ben 3eit porfommenoen Tdae &C.
naller 5ll unteriuden unb wiiien oeBs
balb, boB es iib bier nm ipirflide
SGQe banbelt, Die porgefommen.
ll~ebriaeuS iraae man Die Seelior.
ger in Stoot mo aouO, uno ieber
berielben miro ~binmeiien fGnnen oui
iold,e mibsliidte bober er5ogene 9a-
men, Ole in ieiner @emeinoe ooer iei.
ner Gtabt ipobnen. Grit fiir5lid) be.
tonte audi cine fotboliihe 3eitrnq in
@idita, Sans, 0asielbe. 9ie War.
guile gebort mobl AUDI an oieien
.bSheren IGhtern" uno bat woll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
9atte &e9t!
@on yutin ny

Gin So5ialoemofrot batte IN
Stuttaart einnlnl bel elmer Ser
iammliIne in ieinar Hebe f~olgenoes
SerSlein angefiibrt:
@er perltebt am beiten baS Bier su
braren?
Ter 0raiierl
@er ON belten Oas 2ano az balten?
Ger Bauer!
Seer am beiten Solbat 5u iein?
Ger SffiSier!
@er um beiteu Den Bart an raiiren?
God mobl ser Barber!
Mer ON beIteu cine :3eitlng 3a
ihreiben?
Sober 9unmler, ieoer 9adiii6,
Sober &rititer am 9iertiidb
GSeOer eingebiloete @i6t
Hur - Der Geoaftellr niht!
IA, Der So5ialbempfrat batte
&edtl SnSbeionbere lit es Der
q DE Meoaftelir bier i'm
Sonbe Der Sreibeit, an Dem Sober
berum5ufritteln bot. Ser eroBe
CORES, oen Napoleon wegen ieiner
iuunoerbaren Seoer Die finite 8roB'
mad)t nannte, iaet: yaritiiieren, to-
belu lit leibter, als better mod)eil -
Iiatt Oeiien iolte mon Ourh reee Mit'
arbeit Ollrd) g~eeigilete Mrtitel Die
Hreiie beben mo beliern." timber.
IitGts. Brofeiior Or. Bed, Der geiit-
pole uno mnermilolide 4Gnlpe fiir
bie Sahe @ottes lno Der Stride iaat:
.SSeocr 8eiitlihe, namentlid, eber
Seeliorger, ioatc EN- bcItimnl-
teS @lott hilrd) ltanOi9e Mitarbeit
lmteritiisen." 9iifof Grnit bon
Gins inst: .SSeoer Seeliorger lit alldl
Der geborene Correspondent lei
mes SrteS." SEQ Der 2reiSeblltc
ioate: ySellt5utoae lit Die Greiie Elm
mirfIihes " il It I; Die
&atbolifen fonnen gar niht gerulg
fir ibre Erelie tbun burh Mbonne-
ment mo Witarbeit." Die
Mitarbeiter iino MIR peuise, Die ari-
titaiter ober maiienbaft - Niemano
fcnn chen geben, Der Nif)ts hat! =
limo ood iino eS geraoe Spld}e, Die
am meiiten fritiIiren.
God mas Sold)e lagerL tbllt gtie.
mano meb;
Man fennt ia Die Weiiieuts!"
Sas glmt zines Hebatteurs ioQ
na6 Inlidt gar 8ieler iein, @eib-
rmtd fiir grpbe niib feline Serren St
ltreueil, mie es ole eneliide Treiie bis
gum Gfel mad)t, @efabren rno Geb.
ler ~unberiibrt 81 laiien = bas @olt
ia nidt bariiber aufSutlGren = er
miegelt bas 8olf auf, Die oanals
CUR Belt Gbriiti, 10 iest nod = Elm
Observation-Disclosures 5uiammen"
slIiteIleu, ni6ts fir @erltano nno
Sers. Sener &ebafteltr, Der nit
Sdlansenpinbungen iiberaa iid)
Ourd5ulpinben peritebt, buS r@aib'
mir ben Tel5, aber mad mid nid)t
naB", gut befolet, Der / it $, welder
Ole 8unit ser majores nno minores
gentes eenieBt. Oerienigc
aber, ipelber oblle Sur6t nnD
obne Sdyeu iiir Die quite Code or.
beitet, Ser mliB oes Sobes ilerben -
10 Iautet bas llrtbeil oes 2iberalis-
mls I'M 2anbe Ser Sreibeit
uno gneS fiigt iidy nus Serpilis-
III II 5 bieiem urtbeil! 8 d,aratter.
loie, perfriippelte 3eit! \
Sic Salibbeit Die berrihet;
Die Sinterliit bel Dem feigen Wens
idengei6ledte. = collier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

GerlaB 9id nidt alf Groengliid,
@enn IaeS Dir 81 lGheln ideint;
Gin ein5'ger frr5er Gneenblid -
Sein Ser5 lit munb, oein Nuge
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
9enfipriAe.

User r'@t 6remoling iid fiibn
'e0en.
y nieben bes Sinmels
Srisoen.
lie Sudt, 81 al6n3en rno Mrcs
nit mo nadBmnc den, bat 'id1n
lnnnt Sor&meien 5erriittct, mands,
Damil'e I'M |crtrauen unb G1re eep
bradt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Gale. address. - Hon. 8 H. piles.
United States senator. song.
sMaHehlnE Through Georgia BY the
association address. b. Department
Commander GosH. 81 Vancouver.
Wash. aunF THE cid Flag Never
Touched the Ground by Mrs " H..
Whittleaag. address, song. Battle
Cry o. Freedom. bY association.
announcements. b. the president.
song. America. BY association.
At the elaHe Of the morning cNer-
eiHea luncheon vii be served. tables
fer k0a having been Furnished BY
the park board The annual buHi-
ness meeting 81 the association viii
commence II . 30 o'clock In the pa
wilton
After the adjournment q the
business meeting the time viii be-
spent In social Intercourse and
friendly greetings aud reunions un-
I'll g 30 o'clock. the hour for an TO
have their evening meal Al Z 30
o'clock p m. the buEie call viii
summon all present to an informal
campfire 70 be held IN the pavilion
and . extend through the evening
The campfire win consist OF short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

u marks the close OF tho open sea
son for getting land. and then each
registered applicant viii know
what chance he has.
Hut the anxiety will not close
August ~. Prom then till August
IL the prospective settlers viii re-
main IN suspense. but in the knowl-
odgo that they can't Influence the
decision on their case one iotA on
tho 18th three good men and true
will iostle together all the sealed
envelopes containing all tho names
OF those registered between August
l and August i1 ana tho hlindfnld-
Ell boys viii begin picking them
out. ono by one. The envelopes Will
be numbered Ina the order they are
drawn out. and according 20 the
number thus selected viii be- tho
comparative chance OF iia holder 10
nie on land
Not TN August 2S VIII the prug
peetlYc settlers learn what luck
awaits them tn setting the land
they desire. On that DAY the first
81 numbers drawn viii BE- called NJ
Vcrnal. and tho men holding the
numbers must be prepared 10 an
swer Immediately and SCI forth for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The second annual eneampmrni
aud basket picnic 81 King County
Nuterun association. consisting u
al hanorabiy discharged Union sol
dlern 81 the civil war. members "
the Womcn'a Relief corps and o'
thr Circles Of the Ladies' - the q
a Il. af the counties Of King and
Kllnap wtll be held AZ the pavilion
in Woodland park. this city. on
"Wednesday. to continue all day and
evening
A fui attendance from all sec.
tiona u King county and from ,hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
REGA T TAS
MAY COME TO SEATTLE TO RIA
CT THEIR CREWS

VICTORIA. n &. Aug. fa-At
last nights meeting OF the Is. I. A.
A. o.. representative Of ali the
crows. with the exception Of Nelson.
agreed that II tue sport we're To be
Kept up "a permanent course would
have 90 be agreed up
Portland. Victoria aud Vancouver
representative all conceded that
their respective courses we're open
90 grave objections, either on ae-
count OF rough water or driftWoad.
etc, the only good COURSE Ia the as
noclati9n being that at Nelson.
Nelson ia opposed because the
only way they say they can keep up
up the sport in Co have regatta in
their town every fourth year They
HuFFeated that II "a permanent
course WAS decided upon that the re-
gatta atlu be held "a Nelson every
fourth year
Dan osulilynn, Victoria coach.
claims that a permanent course II
imperative 90 keep the association
alive
lakes Washington or Union are
favored because lt n believed Taco
ma and Seattle viii soon come into
IRE association. aud these courses
ARE ideul from "a standpoint af cheap
access aud good water uufnahx
lake was suggested bY Kent. Of
Vancouver. and EhaNniean and
Nelson were alec spoken Of Al
are open ta great objection BECAUSE
81 the additional EXPENSE Of esitlHz
TO them. The whole mattef WIS leff
With the respective clubs to discuss
and make recommendation for
next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
FIGHT STILL ON

PORTLAND. Aus l. a splritsa
fight IL on between Mrs uaateY.
the ballard hostess. and Mral uaa :
den. the Seattle hostess. over eer-
tain arrangements fer Seattle
week az the fair Mfs. HaWlay -
firmly holding out Tor "a ballard
day" while MIS- iiaNdeu insists On
claaHirN ballard under = king
countY cities DAY 10th are max
Ing their Preparations according 20
their Ideas. and a clash Il Inevitable
when the day rolls around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
King County Vets
Will Rub Shoulders
vicinity q nrcmsrton is assured

vicinity % nrcmsrton is assured
The members Of George IT, Port
con camp OF United spanish War
veterans have been invited to be
present
The grounds Of the eneanpment
are reached By Green iaka carr.
stopping as the Middle park station.
which iu but a short walks distance
from tho pavilion.
~ the bugie call the morning
meeting viii be called ~ order az
10 80 o'clock sharp and the follow
Ing program carried out
Opening remarks. By President J.
~ Wrestling. prayer. By Rev. flet-
cher L.. Warton. address OF wei
come. By Mayor Of Seattle. Hon. 4.
VI naliiuErri song. '-rentinE on the
OLD camp Ground hY the entire
association. song. b. Mrs. Martha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
CORPSE WAS CARHEtS'

The corpse found floating In the
puwamish river Friday afternoon
has been Identified BY trleBda ta be
that 81 Philip Carney. a South Sea
Islander who lived with his sister
on Dearborn street II Il believed
that the man vas swimming In the
river and was seized ulth eramps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

tho land they want An absentee
has no rlghtH lila number Is skip
ped. and he loses out permanently
unlras he iH thore nt M close OF
business that day to follow his set
of go.
Tho opening day was not uenaa.
tional as il sometimes has been
Tho government eliminated every
advantage from rushing aud crowd
Ing. and for this reason the crowd
took ita time aud was fairly orderly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Do not forget I. O. q. r pienlc
Redoudn Beach. Sunday. Aug i3th
naaf Capital city leaves Gaihrsith
dock. foot 81 Madison street. 81
=. N tao .. m return 6 and 10 .
N. Round trip SOC. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

WASHINGTON. Aug Ia
: Seattle led al the cities last 4
month In relative gain In pos
, tai receipts The Increase Was 4
26z1 per cent. or ghrce times a. +,
large as the average rate % 4
gain for the 80 largest pOaiof' 4
ficca ~ the country The 70 I
; eeipts amounted 90 tIs.7TT. a =
) gain ~ s7.t35 over the same .
! month last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Mayor BalilnEcr will nonn appoint
five official and rs lay delegates "a
represent Seattle at tho Convention
OF cities ~ northwest states. 20 be
held AZ Portland August a. 10 die
cusa civie reforms Present az thc
convention will be Lincoln stcffeus
A " Cooley a y Wilder. q r.
Woodruff. p J Goodnow and other
distinguished students of munich
pal problems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

DO not forget !. q. g. T. picnic.
Redando Beach Sunday. Aug i1th.
Boat Capital CITY leaves Galbraith
dock. foot Of Madison street. a:t6
a. m. !. 90 p. m. return 8 and 10 ..
IN Round trip zoe. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Steamer perdlia aill make an ex-
oursion rate Of 800 10 Hood canal
and return. Sunday. August -.
leaving Galbraith dock a. $50 a M.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The rfyie and quality of our G5os
soft and stiff hats can't BE- beat.
Call and see the new ones p. n.
Brooks a CO.. 1871 End ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

t--one Of the Crafts at the uintah
Openina.
2-~-lmportant Officials 800 Senator
Reed Snoot and Commissioner
Richards o. the General Land OF.
flee. the Senator Standing Against
tho Fence and Coramissiencr Rich
ards Holding a Kodak.
3--The Tented City--Te Accom-
rsedatc the Great CraNdH That
Came IN FOR the Reservation Open
ing, the Residents o. Prove, Utah
Erecting a Temporary CITY Of Tents
Where Al Were Given Aeoommoda
fion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
Feand q ~ s.send Av..

The most up-ta-aaie iIua ~ sssn.z
shirts ln Seattle eNauarsha tfeB.
'ciueitH ftte each X n uruaka
q Co. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

lmrromptu speeches by The CONF
rades ard others. patriotic songs and
other exercises -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

SALT LAKE CITY Utah. Aug
f2-The final rush TO register on
tho Uintah reservation set In IN
earnest this morning All the
trains going 10 Provo we're loaded.
The registration closes at o'clock
Up 10 last night 1871 registered.
and Indications today are that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

PROVO. Utah. Aus. fa-Thls was
a day anxiously looked forward 10
BY 10000 people camped in Utah or
picking out homes on the utatah
Indian reservation. because August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
All the Local News
rs BY BEST wRlTERs

VETERANS OF UNCLE SANS WARS STATIONED At fort
LAYTON
Illustrating Military History
Tenth United States Infantry
SEATTLE SKIPPER SAILS SHIP TO SAFETY BY STUDYING
SUM- STARS AND SEAS.
account BY Kesse ne wreck Of the schooner
Volcano In Afid-Pacnc.
WORLDS BIGGEST LOG LEvArHAH MADE IN WASHINGTON.
showing Floating In
Construction Stella the Great Tapspaeiae Raft
HOW SIR WILLIAM VAN HORNE BUILT THE NEW CUBAN
TRUNK RAILWAY.
This ri Years without concea-
sions Right Of Way or the Pubtcs Money
NEWPORT, p. t. IN NATURAL BEAUTY THE SEATTLE OF
THE EAST.
Pictures Natural Charms
Americas Most Aristocratie
COUNTING UNcoUHreD PEOPLES.
Interesting Population BY Henry Gannett
Ccosapher the United States Government with
cARroons-coLoRso coMlcs-FAsHlon AND BEAUTY
PAGES FOR womeN-PRzE COMPETITIONS FOR CHI.
DREN
Al All nsuss,suds or Delivered. Copy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Only sunday paper having Associated Press
Telegraph service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

II ia er tho't thet blame ship
vas goin' ter lay over fer 'er whole
day. Ia eat er mile o. wire stays
fore Ia 'ehooscd that dump fer a
1ooodwahr.ts
He was a thoroughly nnKerea
gent" who intended 70 make the
"trip north without alEgiug NJ the
where with-aiL His plans were frua-
trated. however. owing to the fact
that the officers Of the vessel. IN
searching the ship. found him re-
Ginning between feN tons Of min
ing machinery and the soft side of a
tier n canned goods lie Il the only
atowaway on record found BY the
officers Of the different vessels who
had such a remarkable Kick" conn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
20 Chicago Strike
Leaders Indicted

CHICAGO. June a.-The settle
ment of the department store driv-
err strike lu believed 20 be near. in
dependent Of the other striking
teamstefa.
A committee Of five labor leaders
appointed by the Transfers Joint
council today met Edward HHIman
In an effort 20 arrange a conference
with committee Of state street
store managers. The labor commit
tee f. fully empowered 20 effect a
settlement without referring the
matter hack 20 the joint council.
Further conferences viii be held this
afternoon
Charges ~ wholesale violations Of
federal strike iniunctions. in addl-
tiun 70 81 cases now before Judge
iSohlaaat. win be made Monday by
Attorney Mayer of the employers
and exnfens companies. n e. said
the new affidavita will Include the
names Of several labor leaders. and
that the mayor viii demand sem
fences for the violatora
A u1ah OF 500 attacked q wagon Of
tho Bartlett Manufacturing COM
pnnv driven by a uon-unlon driver.
on Ashland avenue at noon. Three
policemen. guarding the wagon.
drew revolvera and charged the
crowd Several shots were fired.
Thomas Gleason ana Daniel Tyne
were arrested.
Twenty indictments against labor
men we're returned 10 the grand
jury today. including ~ re-indict-
menta of men already under CON
Hpiracy charges.
The eight new indictments will
include Albert Young. former presl-
dent Of the Teamsters' International
union. and other names withheld.
A charge OF conspiracy 60 iniure the
business OF Chicago mercantile
firms baycuttnK. etc
prasiaeut shea Of the Zoo r'-~s-''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

In Walla Walla.
H. w Henkel was arraigned be-
fore Judge Frater Saturday and
charged with burglary and pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge
Mrs NJ Speilman was. Saturday.
granted a divorce from her husband,
S. speilman. on a charge of deser-
ton. She claims he went away four
years ago and has not been heard
from since
Richard Vaughn. a negro. and
Catherine J. Faweett both insane.
were committed 20 the asylum by
the superior court. Friday. Vaughn
claims that he has power from the
Lord TO perform miracles and con-
tinually breaches, while Catherine
Faweett Is making preparations for
a splendid feast and writing cheeks
for immense sums. She has been
adiudged insane before.
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Mayor Bnillugef a. helpless ~ far
~ supervising the number Of pas
aeBRera carried on street ears o.
concerned. Unlike Mayor Dunno Of
Chicago, he does not think he can
do anything % alleviate conditions.
no matter how good OF bad they
may be- Such reforms are up TO the
council. he said 30 Saturday morn
ing
As far az I can see. the charter
neither in general terms or specific
ally gives the authority To regulate
the service. he said The right iH
reserved 10 the council to a. any
time pass an ordinance fixing the
schedule on ans 81 the lines. but not
20 me. A. soon as the council pass
cd such su ordinance, Il would be
up Ia mo "a see that u was enforced.
but I am powefleHs untn such legis-
iatiun IL enacted.
Have you aH much authority az
Mayor Dunno or ChicaEogs he was
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asked.
THE laws In Chicago and Seattle
are different" Was the reply.
DO you think the street ear aerv-
Ice ia this city H. what Il ought
70 be ?"
7 would have 10 make an investi-
cation before / could answer that
question. I ana not a railway man"
Have you ever noticed from your
own experience that cars are somo-
times crowded beyond reason7"
At times | have found ears 20 be
quite crowded Ia the evening. but
whether or not such erowding could
have been avoided do not know. l
do not know whether conditions are
on most Of the lines Of the city. No
complaints have been made 10 me-
Mayor Dunno simply wrote let
ter 10 the Chicago street car COM
pany that the service Was a Disgrace.
A promise was Immediately made 20
put on many new cars.
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Prohibltionists ~ this city are seek
INK a. use the organization which
fhoma built mp through four years
~ EFFORT 70 advance themselves Pc.
hticaliy. finding the Prohibition
party less effective far the purpose
They wanted 60 set Thoms SOB. Il
T. said. and % DO 10 they have raa=
urrrctcd charges that were made
four years ngu when nr. Thoma
. FIRST took up hts work here These
charges were 90 the effect that
ftoms had conducted himself tn
property while pastor Of a church
az EimFfa. y. ~ They were iu-
testlratnd BY The aeaeoua % the
First Baptist church of this city. q
which pf rhons - member. At
the time. aud found To be uhoIiF
groundiess
Or ThaHns said Saturday.
4 Do not care q discuss tn
ISLANDERS that have been made
against me. except e saf that they
are generally made ~ persons bent
only on dssif1yinE what work have
accomplished ! have legal aud 81 :
fetal documents iu ms possession
which prove the ISLANDERS Co be base
irNa. Aty WORK Ga the state for the
last four years must SPEAK Tor Itself
F The men Who know ne must be ny
F judges
In leaving my work. want e
thank the various individuals and
organizations which have 10 mate
rally helped nc IN fighting the "a
I looms Ia this state"