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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-08
MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE.


REAL E-couNTEy-For SALE
CHOICE ORCHARD LAND.
Located in Sutter County, within three miles
of three large fruit canneries two dried
fruit packing establishments and a large
winery.
Best market center for all kinds of fruit
ONLY s65 PER ACRE
One of the best bargains in the State
The Butte County irrigation ditch will soon
lass this tract Surveys are now being made
for two electric lines to traverse this section.
passing through here is certain to cause
large increase in values. Four passenger trains
10 and from San Francisco every day.
Owner about to leave the Coast.
Address NJ. J. NEwKOM. Real Estate
Dealer. 406 Second ST.. Marysville Cal
s2500-12 ACRES orange grove at Palermo; the
best bargain in the State
SS0O0-123 acres. 20 acres bearing orchard, 3
miles from Oroville: S-room house, barn
and outbuildinfs.
HOLIDAY REALTY CO.. 322 Jas. Flood bldg
TO Timbermen-For sale, patented claim for
"a section of good timber land In Modoc
County Address JAMES GUNSOLLEY. Eu-
reka. Cal.
$50 DOWN and 10 years time buys tract in
colony No 81 in Flame Tokay belt; best
poultry location.N H. J. GOETHE CO.. All
St. Sacramento
COOPERATIVE HOME BUILDERS.
720 HAYWARD BUILDING.
Headquarters for chicken ranches. Sonoma Co.,
and fruit and berry ranches, Santa Cruz Co
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERS.
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
bargains in California. C. NJ. WOOSTER
CO.. 64S Market 81.
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HEnp wANrED-1dA1E-continasa. asa.
AT c. R HANSEN & GO. S.. 42o Bush St


AT G. r. HANSEN & co 's......4 429 Bush ST.
Head silperman ......-....-....... .S39. $40
Porter and runner country hotel. SO, $50
Ctac.n.2n private place. countre sou
fantr4msn. ecuni5y hotel .... So and found
German waiter city -------.--: - week
Man ana wifz handy man and porter VIE
WORKING housci1ecpsr. summer resei resort; -.
20 Greeks. / interpreter. track laying work
north --.-.-.......-.-...----Sl ~, - cay
c. Il. HANSEN & Co...-.......-.42 .429 Bush ST.
MEN to learn barber trade alta special rate
for next ; students; ) weeks completes: po-
siticns guaranteed; only college in san Fran
cisco with expert instructors call or write
GILDMAN's Barber College ga Clay st.
DAIRY foreman 10 take charge OF dairy. of
250 COWS. must board men and give refer
enc=s; state nationality and experience
Box s4fl. call offce
wANTED-AIen to learn barber trade: con-
stsnl practice; expert instruction, sltuatlons
secured call or write MOLERS 5 BARBER
COLLEGE. e44 Clay ST --
NANTED-Men and boys to learn plumbing
trade: Coyne Bros. Co school Of Practical
Plumbing: send for catalogue. Address 1875
- Esston ave. St Louis. No
WANTED-Men to prepare for railway mall
internal revenue ano custom house positions
tute. Grant Bldg. io95 Market; open evnss
WANTED-I.aborers and mechanics to know
;lat Ed RoilSin. Reno House proprietor. has
added
217 Third ST $50 rooms: 25c TO soc per night
TRY our mems Shoes union made: 81 and 81 80
rail- foot-form shoes. 50 90 we pay express
charges II 80 st. Exam bid; open till pm
WANTED Students 10 learn the barber trade.
GILLETTS SCHOOL. GIL Commercial St
GET your shoes half soied while waiting; 25c
to G6c. II Third ST. Examiner building.
PENSION atty. z. A, Bulls, T. 40. Phelan bid
Past Com. Geo H. Thomas Post G. A. r.
LABOR debts collected: SUITS attachments
Law & Adjustment Co, 40 ID st. r. 522
SAILORS and young men (green hands, for
ships HALLBERT. 5lF jackson ST,
MEN 20 learn the detective business; paid
while learning 997 Market St. room 104.
MEN wanted at 1877 Sd st, where shoes sre re
paired by machinery; sewed soles 10 min, 15c.
WINCHESTER Hotel A Third st, Mar
ket-700 rooms. 35c night: reading rooms
free bus and baggage to and from ferry.
ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions received at
Call branch Office, cor. Duncan Church SITS
ALL sizes mems shoes, slightly damaged, half
price. 81 Mission st. bet lst and ID SITS.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTs
sERKELEx REAL ESTATE.

BEHkELEX NEAL G6TAT6.
BARGAIN-5-room cottage; lot 40x1OO; gar
den, fruit trees; city water; also good deep
we'll: chicken-house; price s110O; terms $3.50
cash. balance s12 80 monthly; blocks to
Key Route station; open Sundays. o. A
RUDOLPH. Lorin station, South Berkeley.
NEW broom cottage. bath. pantry, city wa
ter, gas and electric lights; combination fix
lures, shades; pretty mantel; large hall; lot
4Ox135; price $3.50; terms $50 cash. balance
$50 monthly; street work done; convenient
to station. o. A. RUDOLPH. Lorin station,
South Berkeley; open Sundays.
SNAP-5-room cottage. bath, pantry; city wa
ter; lot 5Ox1O0; all fenced; I block to San
Pablo ave. price $14O0; terms $3.50 cash. ball
ance $1s monthly; this is genuine snap;
open Sundays. o. A. RUDOLPH. Lorin sta
tion, South Berkeley.
BUY a lot in beautiful Humphrey Tract before
prices raise: heart Of Berkeley; build home.
J. P. HALE CO..
1911 Shattuck ave-. North Berkeley: phone
Mason 2192.
2515 Shattuck ave-. Dwight way: phone Derby
1922
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rre-lN --l5-i WI n increase NV
MIXERS AND FARMERS.
80 farmhsnds mixers. choremen. choreboys.
Sl6 $50 SIS 10 S35 and found
Mar "a run National bolt-header machine.
city factory SS a day.
Dsiryman Piumas County. good Job. $40 and
6as5srmakers. s85 ana s45 knd found; Is
mixers. $50 to $40 and found: 4 chore-
men. So TO $50 ard round.
Stablemen- stage stable. country.
Farmer ana wife, Merced County. good
place. SIS and found
NEW ONE.
IT'S GOOD-LONG JOB.
10 bridge carpenters. SO day.
% teamsters, 2 horses. $50 so.
Bench hand and machine hand, planning
10 uemakers. redwood. 1Oc to 1sc each
OTHERS
10 mixers, good steady jobs. SIS and found.
Lunch cook city saloon. $40 and found
8 Young men for painting, city job, SO wk-
WOODS.
Head uneman for woods. s11o month.
H0okteudcr lumber company. SIS.
GOVERNMENT WORK
LOOK NEVADA LOOK.
SHIP TONIGHT
experience needed
25 teamsters Government work. 81 so day.
CARPENTERS.
GOVERNMENT ~ ROUGH WORK - Gov
NAENT-NENADA.
10 carpenters. rough work. Government job,
s. day, men with few tools can Ill the bill.
LDNCREIE MEN
10 concrete mixers. country, 50 so day.
MIXERS.
S mixers. same aalry, .are paid. SIS found
SPECIALS
CARPENTERS HELPERS.
10 men 10 help carpenters. country, 81 80
HOUSE CARPENTERS
Young men. handy with tools 50 day
10 carpenters. housework. country. south,
S3 day.
Fslerlsnger country job. near city SS 10
day
Grading foreman. understand powder work,
near city see boss here. So day.
Freeman Tor gang teams and general work.
company Job near city; good place SO day.
sALESAAN AND BOOKKEEPER-
Young man 10 keep books and salesman,
city liquor store. $50.
CONCRETE FOREMEN.
concrete foremen. coun ~ job, see boss
here. 81 day
9 machine miners, big mine, $50; timber
men, same mine: 10 coal miners. Oregon
free fare.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Young man typewriter. city job. $50 TO $40.
stablensn, city stables, $50.
married labCrers. lumber company. $45;
tesmsters, lumber company, near city,
81 30 day.
electricians for repairing induction mo-
tors, company work, S65 found
Electrician, mine company, see boss here $50
COOKS AND WATERS.
German waiter, country hotel, S35 found.
3 walters. country hotel. S35 found.
Cook. hotel south, % boarders. S45 found.
Cook. small institution, near city, S35 found.
3 cooks, city, S14 week; second cook, $40 I'd.
Cook and wife, city hotel, S55 found
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MEDICAL.

LADIES who are in trouble or suffering from
any aiiInent peculiar to their find
immediate relief by consulting Dr. White.
the only graduate physician in San Francisco
who has devoted L lifetilne to helping women:
IL yeals- experience without failure has put
him at the head He guarantees relief CT no
ok WHITE. 7o2 Market St. and 8.
LADIES' Possibly L m not the cheapest nor yet
the Oldest specialist here, but | AM a RE
LIABLE graduate physician. When in trou
bic confide in me- irregularities relieved the
unfortunate helped; | premise best attention
and no danger: | guarantee prompt results
no charge; sanatorium IL desired; advice
free, call or write. Hours. 80. Est. IA years.
DIR. X. H. WESTON, office 305 Kearny st.
DR.. G. W. oDoNNELL--AIl who are sick or
IN trouble consult this specialist female
complaints; positively corrected; the uhfortu-
nate helped. the most difficult cases treated;
every case taken: Immediate relief; no pol
soning drugs; low fees: my methods will cure
all cases of irregularity: by consulting
time and money. Advice free. Office.
101s Market st.
MRS DIR. WYETH, specialist for all female
complaints and irregularities; instant relief
guaranteed; 30 years experience. 94i Post st.
MRS. DIR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and irregularities: instant re-
lief guaranteed. iooSla Market St. opp. 9TH
LADIES suffering from Irregularities consult
reliable specialist; graduate. 10 years ex-
perience: relief guaranteed from any cause;
strictly private Or. Sylvester, 21s Kearny.
A-DR and Mrs Goodwin. $50 Market opp.
4th r 37-Est. 26 yrs. in S.~F.; instant re-
lief for all female complaints guaranteed.
DR.. c. c. ODONNELL-Offc and residence.
1o21l5 Market St. bet. 9Th and 7th; particu-
lar attention paid to diseases o. women.
DIR. and MRS DAVIES and Hindoo Herbs:
original method of treatment. 1926 Market.
MRS. DIR. GwYER. 511A Leavenworth St. be-
tween Geary and O'Farrell. Tel East 6s7
MRS DIR. ALLEN, ladies' specialist removed
from Ills Market St to s3S Mission. 4th.
DR. RosEN residence 2o95 Folsom ST. corner
Twenty-sxth: ladies. relief or no fee; So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

Immediate action. Ia order that the
legislature can take the question
up before IL iH luat iu the usual
pe.l NELL rush 81 closing business.
For the state to allow a vessel
% this type To be named after Il.
20 BE- launched. christeued and sent
on lts first sailing without even a
single Eift 81 appreciation on the
part 81 the state would De putting
the people Of Washington before
the public IN ar uuentiabls light
4 btu was recently introduced la
the Minnesota legislature aHpro-
prlatinE $1,000 for The purpose OF
furnishing The haitleahfu Minnesota
with a suitable token In acknuwi-
edEemeut % the ship having been
named for the North star state.
Washington cannot weil afford 20
initiate a precedent that would be
looked upon By the people Of other
states as selfish narrow minded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
RAILROADS JOIN
IN CONSPIRACY
INDEPENDENT OIL OPERATORS IN KANSAS FILE CHARGES
WITH GOVERNMENT SHOWING THAT JOHN D. HAS WHIP
PED THE TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES INTO LINE

/ lines common carriers and subject
TO an the rules and conditions gov
ernlng common carriers. This move
was necessary 60 make the state re-
tinery 20 be erected success.
The bin designed 20 prevent the
standard oil company from under
selling the product of the state re-
finery was made special order for
Monday. This measure makes il nm
lawful for any commodity to be sold
In one section OF the state lower
than In another. barring such differ
enee as may be necessary due to "a
difference In freight rates. This
would compel the Standard oil com
pany to sell it's product al practical
~ the same price throughout the
state and prevent the cutting OF
prices To a ruInous figure IN sections
where tts product comes In compe-
tition with the product Of the state
refinery
a lengthy message from Governor
Hoch, relative 60 the oil situation.
was transmitted to the legislator
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road aud Steamahip company Ovid
Cd lia freight receipts equally be
tween the two
william Nelson Cromwell. at
terney for the Panama railroad. told
the committee that IN his Judgment
the ban passed by the house con
demnlnK the outstanding railroad
was constitutional The railroad
was necessity 70 the canal He
denied that the railway company
has any connection with the south
crn or Union Pacific
The committee received com
muHicatIoH from Commissioner
Gruasky Of California. stating that
be had attended meetings Of the dl-
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ralesS some action o. soou taken
y the legislature the state 81
Washington vjl1 80 on RECORD a. be
ing the only state that has DOT mt
ilagiy marked the advent % a uea
warxAlp bearing IS name
On March - the cruiser Wash
lnEton. which Is The latest 8ddi-
toE 10 Uncle Sans navy. Wiil slide
Gown the ways Of the New York
Bodybuilding company AZ Camden.
81
This newest Of Unele SANS ssA
eghterx VIII be a splendif vessel
epd without doubt the finest of is
tnd afiaaf
Is Il possible that this state wiii
~ 10 seme sRY recognize the hon
. received IN being made sponsor
D. such q splendid crBiserf
Other states have made prece-
es1ts Indiana. Iowa. Illinois. Tex
D Pennsylvania and New York
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-ln III,
investigation Of the Panama rail
way before the house committee on
Interstate commerce today L. A.
Drake. vice president OF the rail-
way. testified that Commissioner
Harp0n was the only member Of the
commission who drew fees from the
road as a member Of the executive
board. but that all the canal com
mlasi0nsra except General Davis ar-
ecpied "A fee for attending mretlugH
Drake Naa ordered 60 submit % the
committee Monday the books aud
accounts Of the railroad showing
thgse payments
He said Il majority Of the stock
of the Pacific Mail steamship COM
pany was Owned bY the Southern
Pacific aud that the Panama Rail
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BOTTOM KNOCKED CAGE AND
cIPTATEo DISTANCE I. 200 FEErro BOTTOM or SHAFT
THOSE NOT KILLED ARE aUsaEo wREckAoE
tTo be contlnuetl)

louisville. Pa. Feb. ia
cage containing % men who we're
being lowered into the Lyttle mine
here this morning. was wrecked
when but part way down the shaft
Five men fell 200 feet 10 instant
death at the bottom 81 the shaft
Twenty we're seriously injured in
tho accident
while the cage containing the %
miners was being lowered In the
shaft Il struck some tlmbers which
had become iooBenod from the walls
Of the ahraft and which extended
out into the shaft The bottom OF
the cage was knocked out and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

|, Hon Albert
, Governor o. Washington. ,
Executive Chambers
Capitol Building Olympia. Wash
Your ENeelyucy-Ihc history OF ,
named people OF that state have
acknowledgement the honor This usually
~ muuicent Warship-the
. preparation be.ug generaliy Tor the
call 60 mind that Massachusetts, battleahp
, nhrnry a an a
Indiana hattiehip silver service library
/ a fiaE. and cAndelabra;
That Iowa her batteshp service an organ
! and aag
New York her battlcahp service flags
} eandelabua library and athletic outft.
Oregon her battcshp punch bowl paintinga
. portrait FLAGS and loving esp.
! Texas her hatteship a silver service.
Pennsylvania and Illinois batterhps
. aar gins
Tbere vi1 De launched warship bearing the
this Il vii
have been taken any to suitably show appreciation OF
tbs splendid honor.
your cousdea-
following suggestion
special be executive offices
praou % Of sufficient purchase the
Cruiser Washington In order To show the official
of the
her by having magnificent splendid
.
Inasmueh time remaining 10 which the
present viii have
seston there posal-
e bic actiug L.
Very respectfully
= ". p. srRANDBoRG. Editor The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
GIVEN THE LIMIT

Doctor Carrie Jones was found
guilty Of practieing prostitution and
was fined SIS and given BUS
pended rentence OF 30 days by Pc
lice Judge Gordon yesterday after
noon. She was arrested in the
Richelleu rooming house. on upper
First avenue. a few days ago by
Patrolmen Hibner and Brown. who
had been watching her movements
for several days She claimed that
tho room was used for the purpose
Of giving massage sponge baths and
alcohol ruhs. Tho woman was
warned to stay out OF the district
by the court.
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u Will be noted that our neigh
Dor state Oregon acknowledged the
conspicuous honor OF having a
namcaake IN the 'ucw navy" BY
presenting tho baftIeahlp named
after ger with a punch bowl sew
eral valuable paintings. a portrait.
an organ a complete set OF flags
and a loving cup.
u would put Washington in an
exceedingly bad light 20 allow a
neighborlug state to Guido her in a
matter Of this sort
Besides giving some suitable gift
10 the cruiser Washington will be
doing no more than placing the
Evergreen state In the ranks Of the
progressive and up-to=date com
mon eaiths Of the union
Something should be done and
done al once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
TerrOriStS Raise
Cry for Revenge

sergius were held at staaseh eatle-
dFul today. a large congregation
v as present. Including the surviving
grand dukes and other notable per-
sonaRea.
It is announced that the funeral Of
Sergius VIII be held several days
hence within the KremHn al Mos
COW. The car and imperial fam
ily win be represented by Grand
Duke Alexis.
The council o. the empire il 10
hold an extraordinary sitting 10 con-
slider the situation resulting from
the assassination Of Sergius.
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CEksELEss CHANTING OF
PRAYERS HEARD

MOSCOW Feb. is.-The body Of
Grand Duke Sergius lies at the
Choudoff monastery. where II was
removed yesterday. Church bells
are tolling today and masses are be-
INK celebrated by the priests The
cesseless chanting OF prayers for
the repose OF the soul OF the muir
dered grand duke are heard.
The widowed grand duchess IL
Frustrated. She remains IN her
apartment at the little palace and Is
not able to attend the requiem mass.
Troops are patrollug inside Of
Kremlin. from which the public IS
excluded. The shops are closed and
the newspapers have mourning Dor
ders. In several instances students
have been roughly handled.
Continued on Page Seven.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Repro-
sentative Campbell. Of Kansas. to-
day filed With the department Of
commerce and labor the charges OF
the Kansas OIL Producers associa-
ton against the Standard on com
pany They alleged the Standard
on company Is eudeavoring 20 Sc
cure a monopoly OF the oil business
in the state OF Kansas. that con
spiracy exists between the Standard
OIL company and the Santa Fe Rail-
way company 20 prevent other par
ties from handling oil or purchas-
ing oil tanks. aud that other rail
roads are in the conspiracy with the
Standard oil company to prevent
the legislature from giving the pro-
ducers relief Detailed statements
are given TO support the charges.
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Ferree Is accused OF having Sc
cured a loan from Mrs. ". r. Yeag-
er. giving as security a decd to
property in Tacoma to which the
name Of &. T. Patterson iH said to
have been forged II Is also claim
ed that a notarial seal 10 the iu-
strument was fraudulently obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

A4ys made presentations Of silver
- or some other appropriate do
:, Na one state after which a bat
,leship has been named has refused
. respond generously
q. me editor ~ The Seattle Daily
has communicated with Gov
mo. mo. Mead and has called his at
s'ion 70 this fact lie will with
s-t uoabt recognize the necessity for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

and unFrateful.
Governor Mead has informed Miss
Helen Stewart Wilson. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John /. Wilson. that
she has been chosen 10 chriHten the
cruiser Washington Miss Wilson
II at present attending the Merrill
Van Lear school In New York. She
has often visited az the home OF
Captain Beehler. naval constructor
Of the cruiser. and news Of her az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
ATTORNEY
CHARGED
r. e. FERREE ACCUSED OF
GETTING MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENsEs

A warrant was sworn out last
night for the arrest OF r. Y. Fer
rec. a we'll known local attorney,
on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenHeH on the
strength Of a document To which he
Is said 10 have forged a notarial
seal and signature II is possible
that the more serious charge Of for
gerry may be made against him.
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= ST PETERSBURG. FEB IS .
1t Is learned that the sen =
. tencn Of death for Grand Duke =
. ssrEiuH was issued By the Mos /.
= COW revolutionints after the =
. denomination OF December II. .
. is0t al 81 Petersburg which 4
. VAS put down. IL read 4
. II our demonstration at =
. Moscow December rs and 70 IL =
. Is crushed In a. bloody a man 4
. uer a. that 81 our brothers 81 4
. ST Petersburg. then be the 4
. guilt therefor upon the head of 4
. Grand Duke sereius and Cen =
cral Trcpoff and We. the com +,
= mlttee. IN that event have fore a
. ordained their death 4
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WATER SHUT Off

> Water will be- shut Of next
= Monday from 8 o'clock A. m.
= until ~ o'clock noon. on Yes
. Ter way. from Eleventh avenue
. TO Eighteenth avenue. and also
> on Fifteenth avenue. from Yes-
= Ter way TO Spruce street.
= Water will also be shut OF
= next Monday from ! O'Clock y.
= m until 3 O'Clock D m. on pike
= street. from Third avenue 10
= Sixth avenue. and on Firth ave
= nue.. from pike street 10 lie
= nora
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five men teil through the hole aud
TO their death at the bottom Of the
shaft
The Others IN the cage were en-
tangled 81 the wreckaEe and all are
believed to have been seriously hurt
Several we're crushed between the
timbers and wrecked cage and there
are aiiEbf hopes for their recovery.
pOTTsNfILE Pa. Feb. is.-Ten
men arr reported 10 be entombed In
cave-in AZ the little eolliery OF
the Susauehanna Coal eompauy's
property at Ainersyille. this morn
ing.
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yesterday. Governor declares that
the legislation already enacted and
that proposed IS not soeialistie in
nature. but Is the opposite and for
the sole purpose OF insuring compe-
tition
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polntmcnt will be popular In naval
circles as well as with her frlendn
In this state Miss Wilson will be
10 years old on the tth Of March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18
WANT REVENGE

ST TETERsHURG. Teh. IE-It
has trauHuired that Sazoaneoff. tho
assassin Of II Plevhe. wrote con
feHHipu before his execution. giving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-18

ASSASSIN TOLD OF MOVEMENT WHICH RESULTED IN YEsTER
DAYS TRAoEoY-RUssIAH OFFICIALS FEAR FOR THEIR
LIVES, AND REoccuRREEcE OF LABOR RIOTS IS THREAT.
EEeD-PElEsrs CHANT PRAYERS FOR SAFE sEPosE OF
sERGIUs SOUL
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A
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Superior Judge Tallman is today
making out his calendar OF jury
cases for the month Of March.
The Y. 81. c. A. Of Seattle viii
organize a band. A meeting for
this purpose has been called for
this afternoon. at which all tho mu-
sieians Of the association will at
tend
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Washington Should Do Something to Acknowledge
the Honor of Having Namesake in the New Nav

TIE CRUISER WHICH BEARS THE NAME OF THE EVERGREEN
STATE, IS SOON TO sE LAUNCHED AND NO EFFORT HAS
AS Ver MADE PRESENT Her WITH A arr-rAg
STAR NAMES a SUGGESTION TO GOVERNOR MEAD
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ROOSEVELT AUTHORIZED 1T

ROOSEVELT AUTHORIZED IT
WASHINGTON. y. C.. Feb. IL
Admiral Walker chairman Of the
Panama canal commission, In an IN
tefYieH today. said President Hoose-
Eeit himself authorized the members
~ ihe commission 70 accept fees as
directors q the Panama railroad.
aud that he Admiral Walker had
bought stock On the railroad with the
authority n the secretary Of war
with government funds. The divi-
dends on the stock he said we're
turned over 70 the government.