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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
CAN'T YELL F0Rl UNES

nut. your honor. these people
have been regularly licensed ~ the
city. You are not going % convict
thsas people when they can show
that they have paid ise Tor The priv
iicEr u praottcing fortune telling
This VAS the uue % afEuufnt
presented bY the attorney represent
Ina Mrs Mary schmidt and rruf a.
Aiaaery. elairYoyants. arrested sew
erai days asn hY city Detectives
Hnrbee and WappenHtsin. acting IN
der orders from chief % Police De-
Iauay Fortune TELLING and like pFsr-
tees are against the state law. but
ike many other crimes u Il an Of
Tense that H. overlooked. For dis
reason Justice Gordon held yrstnr-
day that the defendants we're guilty.
but stated that he would aliaw them
% 90 this time II they would not
prosecute their calling ia this city
any more. They promised. - the
cases against them were dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
HOLDUP MAN.
Conf ESSED
:. J. soAulou SAYS ss BOSS NOT REMEMBER MUCH ABOUT
rRE AFFAIR

the a bulldog close 10 the barten=
dcr'a chest n you aoa't. IN blow
a hole In YOU that will lct daylight
through"
Coonan stated this morning that
The thugs got SiN6e After the rob
berry, the two thugs disappeared Ia
the direction OF the tcndcrloin
A. reported In The star yestcrs
day Scanlon was captured IN Dick
Fleming's saloon. a restricted dis
triet resort. about . o'clock lie
had spent all Of the money obtained
by the night OF criminal operations
and WAS 50 intoxicated that he could
not give The police any connected
statement OF the hold ups
This morning he has confessed %
the attempted hoid-up 81 the 81
James hotel Thursday night. the
first place called 20 the attention Of
the police. The robbery 81 the New
York saloon. az 3 o'clock yoater-
day morning and the hold up and
robbery OF Lou ConwAy'a saloon at
s O'Clock the same morning. The
police have traced the movements
Of the two bandits throughout their
carnival Of crime At the Commerce
bar. near tho New York saloon.
SCanlon converted the nickcls aud
dimes and other change obtained AZ
Conway'a saloon into sold IL Was
by chance that SCanlon Vas arrest
ed at all city Detective Adams
happened In tho saloon where scan
Ion wAa captured and overheard the
. r rfnH Ea4Fs hsaHaHHHf - 81 - HhH
hold up.
That's your hold-np.' said
Adams 70 patrolman Mayon. The
patruiman did not thiuk 20. but
Adams areFsted Seaulou and dis
covered the revolver wfth which he
had inundated the different places
he had held up scanlon frankly
stated that be will plead guilty aud.
although his memory IL haHy a. %
the number % holdeupa he II con-
uectsd with. he openly confcaaes 20
two. lie claims that be and his
PAP wanted enough money u Eot
% san Francisco.
They met al the Peoples cafe and
talked the matter over. scanlou
bad been STICK wtEh pneumonia and
had been out Of brd but two weekA
Both men wanted quick money.
Prom the cafe they first went 20
the 81 James hotel but became an
uerved a. the actions % their first
victim. Who raised such an uproar
that they fled Afterwards they
drifed down below thc line and
scanloa stated this morning. that
they began drinking a little and AZ
ter they had become somewhat un-
der the iuflucucu of the liquor they
I got holder and decided TO rob a
number Of saloons
'tf I had net touched the booze
would have never been caught.
he said 20 Detective Adams this
morning
The police arr on the lookout for
/ No 2. whose description they have
I Detective Adams has located the
/ room where the two bandits lodged
+ bat the second bandit has wisely
I len the city and may never be
f caught
ConwAy's saloon e the place So
lectsd b Bandits White and Hide
brand. Who held M and robbed the
place last September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
MOORE SYSTEM
ENDORSED

A Moofc'a proposed new street
car system was enthusiastically en-
d1raed By the Routou Hlll Improve
mcut club at ita meeting last Night
10 II Gilman. shu il associated
elth Moore In the enterprise. aud
George p. Cottertll. engineer Of the
system. carefully explained the fafi-
out features of the Hsrslca.
The same subject will De discussed
Al a meeting % the Queen Anne iiii
Improvement club tonight
The Rcntan Hill club also sent a
Communication TO the Legislature.
asking that the direct primary biil
he given the earliest consideration
Judges Langley and jacobs Reuben
" Jones. Joseph Shipper and ".
". kirkwOod spoke ia favor OF The
measure
J.. A. Bunee. c. y. Newton and l.
4. Peek are the officers % a new
Improvement club organized Tot the
benefit Of property owners az the
foot 81 Queen Anne bin. The clubs
ohiect Is 10 secure certain Improve
meutH In that vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
NAN Ek1RLES
FOR BIG RACE

Entries FOR the mile roller skating
race. which IS to be held In the Aud
itorium on March TO- are coming in
rapidly and Il Is estimated that by
the time the last entry has been
mudc. a large aggregation OF skaters
will be slated FOR the event. Among
the fast amateurs who already have
given their names are; H. Krant,
Sidney naile. George Brown, J. a.
Lamar, ]. r. MeElroy and George
BisWanEer.
The racers win have to circle
around the Auditorium floor rs
times. as. according Ia the measure
ments made. there viii be 20 laps to
the mile. The bronze medal which
Is to be awarded TO the winner IL
now almost completed and when
finished WIN be placed on exhibition
in either the office OF the Auditor
ium or one OF tho prominent drug
stores of the city which viii BE-
named later.
one week after the geutlemen's
race. the ladies' mile event Will be
held To the winaer Of this ovnt a
hanCseme seta satee wall be given.
The hours at which the gentlemen
are given to train for the event IA
between IL ana o'clock on Mc4day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
NEW YORK STOCKS.

r " \ mn > ~ AAaHs
High. Low. close.
Atchlson. sg7-s. S9t-S. S9f-s.
Anal Copper. - SIS. ~ 1t. II SIS.
n. 4 o. i09 i-a. los 80. i0s.
B. II. r. So IS. &c. Sc is.
Can. Pac.. 40 -. l39 SIS 40 l-s.
Erie. com. q IS. 81. 473-s
III Cent. f5a. 15s1-f. 1855.
Manhattan. i7if-4. 10 80. 10 80.
Metropol i23 -. f22 81. 123 -.
Mo pac.. 100 as. los as. los SIS.
l.. a ~. iif3-s. lf21 1875.
Peoples Gas. HIS. los Is. 100 ! 4
Penn. %. ef1-2. s46-s.
u. J.. com. IS SIS. rs. Is.
No. Pac.. 70f-s. G91-4, 691-2.
ST. Paul us Us. t771 f771-a.
Sugar. 1879. tfsf-2. t4S T-s.
Union Pnr.. 1913 Is. t3i 5-s. 18g .
O.. s. f.. com. 30 Is, 80 1-2. IS 7ss.
T.. s. s.. pfda 90 Is. rs -. % 1-2
wheat Liverpool. May wheal
opened is lower and closed i-2 low.
or than yesterday. Minntb =.
oils. $50. Duluth. 3: Chicago. "a.
The market opened firm. hnt
though not very active held steady
Mt one time selling ~ high as 81 Re
closing at tt.t5k. a gain Of IS,
over yesterdays close.
We can't see that options n
wheat are Of much value. and abou
all we can see In II is good scalp
! ing market for the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
ERICKSON
DENIES IT
SAYS he HAS NOT SOLD HIS
REGRkDE CONTRACT TO TIE
WALSH CONSTRUCTION COM.
PAkY

The reported deal BY which Con-
tractor C. J. Erickson sold his con
tract for regarding Second avenue
to the Walsh Construction company.
Of Iowa, never occurred. This Is
the statement made by Mr. Erick-
son tins morning
"Nr Walsh does not even intend
10 come here said MT Erickson.
1T is true that he spent several
days In the city looking over the
ground and committing with Its Of
ficials. but he never made any
agreement with me. lie said he
liked the city. but he calculated
that the cutting down OF the Hill
where the Washington hotel stands.
the regrado Of Jackson street. Of
Fourth avenue and other projects
were too far ahead TO make II
worth while for him TO move his
outfit out here for the present.
He said there was more comne-
tition In the contracting business
In this city than In the east. while
the hiring OF horses and men costs
nearly twice ms much as in the east.
He may possibly come out here In
the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
SURPRISES FRIENDS

Policeman John Huff. who ia
among the oldest % the Seattle
sleuths. handed his brother 1850
clAtea one tbs afternoon by slipping
off to Tacoma. with a member Of
the gentler sex. where the couple
we're. Il Is understood 90 be mar
ried. Policeman Huff Is now on the
OF side OF the half century mark
In years. and hiz wife. who was
Mrs Louise sorenson. Of North
Yakima. Is but q years.
Hun went MP 10 the chief when
he reported off for the morning and
aaid no would like 90 tear away
from the aandspit for the balance OF
the day. but not an inkling OF his
little comp aid he impart 10 hus SUI
perior officer. Mrs. HUFF Is well
known IN Seattle. having spent
many visits here among friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
PLAYED BOLD GAME

The police are looking for an cleo
triCisn said to be in the employ OF
the Seattle 8 Tacoma Electric Pow
er company. who assaulted and al
most accomplished the ruin OF a
servant girl in the employ Of the
Randolph home. at 10s East Union
street, yesterday afternoon. The oc-
cupants OF the houshoid were absent
at the time ana, according 20 the
story told by the girl, the man rep
resented that he wanted TO alter the
meter After being allowed TO enter
the house. he turned upon the girl
and threw her down. She screamed
at the top OF her voice and he was
scared away. The Identity Of the
man has not been feared. bat he will
be placed under arrest on a serious
charge II he can be located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
INDICTED

WASHINGTON. u. c. March s.
A special federal grand jury today
returned an indictment against
Representative Binger Hermann. OF
Oregon. charging him with unlaw-
fully and fraudulently destroying.
on January 30. OF last year, while
commissioner OF the land office, %
letters and press copy books with
the entire contents.
Secretary Hitchcock was one Of
the witnesses against Hermann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
CONVENTION IN SESSION

The thirteenth annual convention
Of the Columbia conference Of the
Swedish Lutheran church WAS held
Wednesday evening In the church.
corner Of Ninth avenue and Stew
art streets. at s o'clock The first
business meeting was held yester-
day from 3 10 ~ o'clock. The pres
ident read his annual report. which
spoke Of the general increase and
OF the financial condition of the
church.
The election OF officers for the
coming year resulted as follows:
Rev NJ. l.. Larson. president (re-
eIected): Rev. n. J. w. Nelson,
vice president. Rev Gustaf Il. Ryd-
auist. secretary, Rev. Carl J. Rem
hard. treasurer. board OF trustees;
Rev NJ. L. Larson. Rev. J. Iesper-
son. Rev. q. a. Anderson. p. J.
johnson aud &. +. Erickson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
CALLED WTHEiR 81 ARS

Thirty city employees. who have
been wearing policeman stars. have
been shorn OF their glory by Mayor
RallinEer. The latter has called in
all the stars worn by these special
officers and given badges In their
place.
The stars were issued at the time
the Seattle Electric company was
issuing passes 10 all persons wear
ing them. Since Superintendent
Grants order cutting out free rides
10 these public servants has gone
into effect. they are quite yalucless.
and hence the mayoh has decided to
call them I'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
AT The THEATERS

THE srEaE or PORT F-RAYSE :
Company 4. signal Corps. y G..
". wiii pat on The Siege - f'ott
Faynss tonight AZ the Grand. and
viii repeat the program tomorrow
night The mciodraun VIII be pre-
seutgi almost entirely by talent from
the company. and In one ~ TIE bat
tie SCENES three companies viii be
on the stage.
sunday and Monday evening the
grHnd boards viii be held b. Paul
Gilmore IN The Mummy and the
IIummln Ebird~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
aTAR rHEArER

The vaudeville program of ths
ne# Star thcater this week u max
ing a hif There are several unuaus
ally good numbers on the bin and
the little play house draws Koodls
share 90 the thsatergoiug public IT
every performance. ON Monday at
sruoon the bill will be changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
REQUEST DENitD

NEW YORK. March 3.--Nan Pat
terson's father called on Assistant
District Attorney Rand today and
asked permission to take Miss Pat
terson to Washington. where her
Blister. May. is dying OF diabitls.
Rand refused. An appeal TO Dis
trict Attorney Jerome was fail
ure. The old man left the office
I'm tears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

Owing 10 the opposition OF the
Northern Pacific and other heavy
interests. tho project 10 construct
a substantial viaduet on University
street below First avenue was Off
eialiy abandoned by the street com
mlttea yesterday afternoon The
present eollapsiug bridge will be
replaced with another wooden
structure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
-CpAusTARK

The Kcane company closes lts en-
EaRrmsnt tomorrow evening In
parzlfal" Ou Sunday afternoon the
new Ferris stock company opens an
indsfinits engagement In Gfau-
stark. a pretty romantic play dram
affixed from the book u the same
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
RETREAT|NG
TIE JAPs ARE GRADUALLY FORGING kURopArklH BACK
LOSSES or THE RUSSIANS NUMBER 1000

ST PETERSBURG March 3Reports from Manchura Indicate
that The hshung Is tns and OF most desperate character
Although officially admitted regarded
kurupatkn withdraw
3 fighting = rearxuard
unofneihly placed
Russian LETT. but
l.
and the pressing the Russian center under q heavy
siege While The efforts OF the japanese enveop The Rua
sian ht unsuccessful has been forced back almost
a Mukden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
FIRE IN NEW i0RK

NEW YORK. March 3.--F'ire this
morning destroyed a sir-story build
INK on Duane street occupied By the
Merchants Rubber company and
the Oaleaehesmber Willow Ware
company. The luas Is SEQ coo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

King county should coupons 10 following
Senator'S J. Smith. A r. Van Vantor A Tucker A
Heinrich William H. Moore. w. q Pota II Kinnesf. E IS
Repreaontatyss-Ai NJ. morrill, Brown W. Clark.
nohaon. y A Tuttehel
Houston. a. Dawes James Weir h. Todd. H. Rsnnek
Jolrph Lyons. c 8. Gleason. C. T.. Villas r r Booth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

The naume Brandt company sill
produce Lovers. Lane" f1r the last
time tomorrow night sunday after.
noon quo Vadis Will be put on
Louise Brandt viii play ths role Of
LII
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GOT PRIVATE NOTE
CBy scrlpps News Assn,

WASHINGTON. u. c.. March a.
A sealed personal letter Of congrat-
ulations from King Edward was de-
livered to the president this morn
ing by the British ambassador. The
contents was not made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March a.
The senate this forenoon passed the
resolution extending for another
year the powers conferred upon the
president by the Spooner act I'm ref
erence to the construction OF the
Panama canal IN the government
canal zone. Under the resolution, IL
approved by the house, the presl-
dent win be able 60 make any
changes he sees fit for the canal
commission.
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ED. WONT GO
nv seripps New. Assn,

IT ''1-17' s'"''" =" II
BIRMINGHAM. March 3-The
Post has learned that King Edward
has cancelled his arrangements for
a tour OF the Mediterranean. owing
10 the possibility OF a crisis IN Eng
llsh politics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

rueaaly Thursday and Friday OF
each week The ladies' viii train
between the hours Of 8 auf 6 on the
same days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The
president sent TO the senate today
the nomination of VIII A. New
com. OF California, to be receiver OF
public moneys at Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
STATE RESTS ITS CASE


BRYAN. O.. March 3.-The state
will rest this afternoon in the
Letcher arson case. Judge Don
nelly today over-ruled the motion
OF the defense to direct n verdict OF
dismissal because of insufficient
evidence and 10 strike out a portion
OF Jack Pages evidence as that OF
q co-conspirator. Attorney Bur
chard. OF San Francisco. for the de-
Tense. attacked the states attorney
for introducing as testimony the
alleged conversation between the
co-conspirator and the dead man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

CALUMET. Mich, March s.-In
n premature explosion of dynamite
in che Calumet Hecla mine today
Oswald Payne and Frank Klein
we're killed and other miners seri-
ously injured.
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Gt TTING GOOD

Cny acrippa News ASSN
ST PETERSBURG. March at
is announced officially that the Inn
perial roscrlpt regarding the pop
ulnr participation In legislation
VIII be issued tomorrow.
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" Az

MUKDEN. March 3.-The roaring
81 guns Is becoming more distinct
The wounded are streaming through
Mukdeu TO the northward. Great
confusion prevails here.
BERLIN. March "A dispatch
from Warsaw states that the i'm
perial manifesto issued today has
provoked a revolutionary outbreak.
The rioters invaded the factories in
the suburbs OF Whola and forced
the men to quit They demolished
the works The Cossacks charged
the mob. The casualties were heavy
and many arrests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

A lot with 30 feet frontage on
the west side OF Second avenue be-
ts.ea Stewart street and Virginia
street sod ths moralas FOE a5,-
900. The ate spw nuias oy PRED d
Sanders company. otoxtsp eruasr
WINS the buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03
Saturday
Drug Sale

PaH strength uelladonna Plasters.
regular soc ..s..s..s-...-.... De
White Pins Cough Medicine reEu-
lar -aE sss a- 4.assa s.sf sssss &C. =
HArler OIL regular ihc-..-.... he
LITTLE Liver Pills. always 80. today
..as.ss.ss.ss .#as-s.a.s s.t#ss|s. see -
Lyons Tooth Powder. regular sc
.....4s.ss ssestsH.-. sf-.ss. st#s.s Aee
Nsreka Phosphate Sodium. full
original pound cans .s..s.ss. l5e
usreks German Hlood and skin
Remedy. always SIS. today SIC
Preclpltated Chalk. fun pound lac
Hoarhound Drops teandiesl. tail
rQIMA r---rHas H#-s rHs s 49, . -
Purity. full weight and measure
kiwaya
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CAR GETS GOOD

ST. PETERSBURG. March A.
An imperial uknse has been Issued
by the czar announcing that n com
mitteo Of ministers has bean d.
rected 20 consider a report on the
schemes submitted for thf anchor
alton Of the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

sirect information win be filed
q. ~. snnerior court today hy fTua-
.ssiInr Attorney Macintosh
ssaipst Z. J Scanlon. the hold-up
- tergauzed tun restricted dis
,rirt Yesterday marniug and com
mattel three separate rohherics
gbs last Is b. reported 90 the police
s,,,,l.hfs evidence of such nature
MAJ Seanl1u cannot cseApo the
,srifentlafv. He confessed and
f,hn CONAN. bartender az LOu
f,nnpRys saloon. has positively
Identified Seaninn AZ the man Who
hsd un and robbed the saloon AZ
E c,eieek yesterday morning. after
,he bandits had held up the New
york saloon. several blocks further
south. -. s
a he billiard hall when seanlon
"a his companion catered scan
Isn eaue IN and leaned on the bar
eoonan thought be was a customer
Ne ven behind The bar 20 serve the
drinks
Have YOU got any money IN that
eaah register. Was the strange in-
eairy Of the bandit
@OA few dollars" replied the
bartender
wei you better hand it over.
,h.r replied Seaulan ~ he leaned
s,~warl and pressed the muznle OF
Change 81 sehsduie.
rffeotiva SUNDAY. March 5 Great
xe~shern trains viii depart as fol-
laws
-Fast Mall a.ni.; "Flyer. SPIN.
vancauver Loeal $50 a IN
vancpsver limited s.a5 p. N.
pelaukham Local as . M. -.
-. ss. =. - .,.a.srrH a. nfsss,t4
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HHUurts Tor The star bf " a
Ryer q Co. liz Columbia street. BY
private wire.
Seattle. March B.
Wheat High low. Close
May. ZIG. tt4T-s. il5f-2
July. 99i-s. sis2. gs7-s.
Sept. gtt-s. 903-4. 90T-s
Corn
May. 4st-4. 473-4. 4s1-s.
July. fs1-2. ISIS. IS 3-s.
Oats
May. 81 81. 81 1-2. 81 SIS.
July. 81 5-s. 81 i-2. 81 SIS.
Pork
May. 1851 i2f7. 1855.
July. 1870, 1888. l2.67
NEW YORK. March 3.--Joseph
says There II an immense short
interest In the fractions and Met
ropolitan stock. Take hold OF n r.
.T. Buying OF p o. Is the best.
steel. common. will cross 20. Buy
s r. about 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

Labor Commissioner Grout fur
nished 7l4 jobs last month. $50 be-
ing for men and 22i for women
This is n slight increase over the
number of jobs furnished during
the same month last year. March
20 examinations will be held for
the 80 positions that have been Gre
nted IN the municipal lighting sys-
tenn. Applications must be filed
before March 10.
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Pot roasts SC per pound at olym-
pic market saturday.
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PLENTY or SMOKE

Fire at si9 Third avenue brought
out the fire department yesterday
afternoon. II started in the plumb
INK shop of John Coughlin. but be-
fore II could assume any dlmen-
Hlons the department put u out
Besides the damage caused By the
fire. which was small. smoke In
jured the Interior OF the lodging
houses and stocks IN many Of the
stores TO great extent The dense
volumes OF smoke caused the Ge-
partment TO believe the whole
building was on fire. and ladders
were put up AZ the windows and
rescues Of faintinR ladies made by
the heroic frelaadicB
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the DIRECT PRIMARY BILL

The following the delegation shows how
tho forces Lao the direct bill pending In the
legislature
For dret primary Poa Palmer Tucker
Reasnav ntb Todd. acYay Erickson. Dawes Ronck, to
Against direct primary iiv@yich. kisnaw. smith
Representatives CLARK. Morrill, Welt Z
poubtul Nina, Gleason Houston TVehoi irving hobaon
Lyons total Z
al Included %
any category, though he would probably be cad
upon
OF doubtful Representatives Villas Lyons WI
with the majority a held the question
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Pot roasts s. per pound ut Oiym-
pic market Saturday. "
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The proposed Jackson street re-
grade was talked over NJ n meeting
last night in Ben Hur hall II vas
decided that representatives Of the
three improvement clubs aud prop
erty owners involved should meet
AZ a future date 10 formulate a def
inlte plan Of action. The sentiment
appeared 10 be in favor OF the pro-
ject. but several OF the owners
we're very anxious 70 learn what the
exact cost would be.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E'h..a 1908 2
put date here -
a taxpayer OF your district urge upon you do
paasas. providing Tor
DIRECT PRIMARY LAW
..............,s..... ..............
Sign here
Address
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cHcAan hIARKFra

Hsparis FOR The star b. W 4
Ryer 8 Co. llg Columbia street. BY
private wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-03

Pot roaats &c per pound at olym-
pic market Saturday. o"
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Ask about the Great Northern
railways new train service. 80