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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22
CITY BREVITIES

!, sunny. U C RAIDER.
C RAIDER. Get sunny.
highest cash price for secondhand
,as at Sharon & Eddings'.
llVays pleased are smokers who
AT Howard's cigar store.
ns whirl of the town is the piano
I, At Hotel Bowman building.
ltchItect Brand blue print paper.
NM better. Nolf's book store.
Quality the guiding star, at Allen
Gilbert -Ramaker piano store.
snd in your classified ad and get
package of Cojama coffee, free.
Tsusch is showing an assortment
pring Jackets at $3.50 to $12.50.
The St. George restaurant, open
hy and night. Mrs. Cooper, proprle-
tss.
Want boarders by the day, week or
neal? Use classified ads and you
hin get them.
Houses for rent don't remain un-
occupied long when East Oregonian
classified ads are used.
Our popular prices and terms will
win you. Allen & Gilbert Ramaker
Co., Hotel Bowman building.
Prices speak louder than promises
at Allen & Gilbert Ramaker piano
sale Hotel Bowman mullding.
Rain coats In many new styles. Call
and see our Special at $1,000. Lee
Teutsch's DEPARTMENT store.
The best rooms in town at the new
State hotel corner Webb and Cotton
wood streets. Rudolph Martin, pro-
|rietoE
Examine at your leisure, buy at
pr pleasure. Allen & Gilbert Ra-
aker Co. pianos. Knabe, Packard,
hrdman, Fischer.
A woman can find a position to do
fneral h0usework in small family,
slh no children, advertised in the
aHified columns.
+" new spring tailor suits, shirt
'asl suits and rain coats. The latest
'Oductlons received by express direct
'Om New York. Lee Teutsch's De-
lfiment store.
A pound of Cojama coffee free
IN each rs cent classified adver-
ement inserted in the East Oregon-
next Saturday. All advertise
'nts must reach this office before
lday at p. m.
No Joke, farmers, Crawford the har-
sman, is having a 60 days special
D sale on all kinds of harness and
sell at astonishing cut prices. 1t
be to your interest to investigate
'ou need any kind of harness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22
DON'T AFFECT UMATILLA.

Amendment TO the Indian ApprOpri-
alton Bill Cuts Off All Sectarian
Schools.
Senator Bard's amendment to the
Indian appropriation bill now before
congress does not affect the Catholic
school on the Umatilla Indian reser-
walton, in the least as this school
does not receive any portion of the
appropriation nor tribal funds.
The amendment as now part of
the Indian appropriation BILL is as fol-
lows:
That no portion of the funds ap-
propriated by this act nor the prin-
cipal or interest of any Indian trust
of tribal funds, held by the United
States for the benefit of any Indian
tribe, shall be available nor be ex-
pended for the support of any sec
tartan or denominational school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22
LABOR COUNCIL ELECTION.
Central Body Will Give an Entertain
ment Soon.

Last night a meeting of the Central
Trades and Labor council was held
in their hall and officers for the en-
suing year We're elected as follows:
President, f. Wisdom; vice-president,
Frank Macy; recording secretary,
Lee Drake financial secretary and
treasurer, w. G. Holder; sergeant-at-
arms, E. Beard
1t is the intention of the trades
council to hold smoker and enter
tainment in the near future, probably
next week. To this all union men of
all trades in the city will be invited,
and a big time is anticipated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22
Hold COURT AT HEPPNER.
Judge w. II. Ellis and James A. Fee
Leave for Morrow County This
Morning.

Judge w. r. Ellis and James A.
Fee left for Heppner this morning.
where "a session of circuit court will
be held AS a case in which Judge
Ellis is interested, as former attorney,
will be tried at this session of circuit
court for Morrow county. Judge
Bradshaw of The Dalles, will preside
during the hearing of the case. James
A. Fee and District Attorney G. w
Phelps are attorneys in the case in
question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22
Notice.

The beautiful enamel trunk to be
given away by us. will be presented
to the one holding the lucky num-
ber next Saturday night. February rs,
at o'clock. All this week we will
give chance on this handsome pres
ent with each and every purchase
made at our store.
SULLIVAN & BOND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22

The suit of John r. Platt, the aged
millionaire, to recover s6SO,000 alleg-
ed to have been blackmailed from
him by Hannah Elias, the negress,
has been dismissed. a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22

The Missouri supreme court has
rendered an opinion that osteopaths
are not physicians or surgeons under
the laws of the state, and they are
liable to damages. f...
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel st. George.

e. j. Burdick, Portland.
James C. Cook, Jr., Seattle.
w. L. Ramsey, Chicago.
W. w. Watkins, Portland.
p. L. Evans, Portland.
Louis Curtis, Denver.
c. r. Coffman, Walla Walla.
A. T. Thompson, Walla Walla.
George McGilvery, Spokane.
A. r. Gamble and wife, Kansas
City.
George ]. Cramer, Minneapolis.
Deece Belgen, Philadelphia.
Arthur T, Burton, New York.
Miss Belle Hammick, Seattle.
Mrs. Jay Holman, Seattle. 3
j. Fl. Dunlop, Cascade Locks.
j. G. Ormand, La Grande.
j. B. Ferris, Portland.
Roy H. Baker, Butte.
c. r. Estes and wife, city.
G. G. Griffith.
Fl. Connell, Umatilla
r. A. Russell, ColfaX.
c. d. Martin and wife, Walla Walla
d. w. Heilman, Portland.
j. H. Turner, st. Louis.
j. C. Lonergan. Seattle.
j. Stewart, Seattle.
j Kelley, city.
NJ. F. Smith, Portland.
Hotel Bickers.
G. S. Sutherland, Candy.
A. C. Crawford, Echo.
F. A. Fergus.
M. L. Bowen, San Francisco.
C. F. Mcdaniel, city.
Murtle, Paterson. Umatlla.
Nell Duncan, Umatilla.
Jack o. Moore, St Louis.
Harry B. Conner st. Louis.
Henry Nichols, st. Louis.
Charles NJ. Robinson, Agency.
E. Jewell Kansas City.
j. C. Gray.
Andrew Kenny.
william Pardling.
+. NJ. Parker.
Julian Muligan, Waitsburg.
C. Plaquet, Prescott.
Levi Johnson, Portland.
e. S. Warner Eliot Rock.
W. B. Herman, Portland.
C. NJ. Clay, Ogden.
S. M. Gobei, Union.
Henry Busey, Tacoma
A. Wold, Tacoma.
The Pendleton.
A. b. Thomson, Echo.
II. S. Smith, Portland.
w. r. Glendenning, Portland.
G.. d. Galley, Portland.
C. w. Madden, Portland.
Mr.. Goodman. city
d. j. Cummins, Walla Walla
r. B. May, Walla Walla.
N. B. Macklin. Portland.
]. ]. Norton and wife, Weser.
G. S. Youngman, Portland.
r. B. Conan. Portland.
R. A. Seeds, Spokane.
]. H. Kloecknr, Spokane.
e. E. True, Spokane.
NJ. B. Runkle, Spokane.
NJ. C. Wade, Starbuck.
George Capen, Portland.
]. r. Mackley, San Francisco.
F. B. Killen, Portland.
O.. L. Warden, Portland.
Will e. Raspon, San Francisco.
w. H. Cosey, San Francisco.
A. w. Mackenzie, Portland.
I. X. Levy, San Francisco.
Charles X. Stein, Chicago.
A. Thompson and wife, Prineville'
H. ]. Fisher, Portland.
A. E. Linn, North Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
BOARD MAY
ACT
SOME COURSE REcAsnmn
EIGHT HOUR Law NAY az
ADOPTED TOMORROW

Tho board ~ works WIN. Al u,
meeting tamarfa#. decide what A..
fIaH % HUI fHHa H reference ~ II.
feHaumel..HaH ~ CarparstIss
Counsel Gillian HHat the eight-bss,,
las hr enforced Ia the praseeutIss
- city DHltfasfH
The board #I#I probably once moYs
order iha contra tors % obey ~
laH but aa 10 whether or Mt + vgi
enforce the afasf ls o. matter a
doubt
T. b. reported chat local eantsse.
tors. both aH.zH and OUTSIDE ~
trust. mat Iaaf light 90 discuss H.
matter. but II HH#s decided UPON ssy
course ~ action IHay have been very
quiet about IT. + e. rlmured hos
ever. that fhHg have decided "a
hafHHa the aIf# - every manaef Il
the board becomes strict In the mai.
Ter. and that fHsg have already b.
gun 70 IIaeharga iaborrrs beiaaFlpR
- the Federal union. which has lea
making the nKHI Tor the entefee-
meHt of the iaW-
Several 81 the Contractors asssrt
tHHt they are HaH using an eight.
hour 1ay. anyhow. and that the 20.
fHE#am.ut nf the laN will not affect
them any They Hay they Jay wages
hF THE hour ana Il man wofka oAly
eight hours he viii get tao taufs
jess wages than II he works IL
hours
The sIght-haur day vin not inter-
fere seriously except With Cmtac-
tors So ho employ many teams O.
S. 30 are using steam shoyela fer sxs
eaxatinE purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10

HINTS or LAND FRAUDS IN
WASHINGTON


wAsHISGToN u. g. Feb. 10
The federal authorities aHl get busy
probing into land frauds Iu wash
lustnu a. Haau HF The present and
expected indictments IN Oregon are
Hrl iu hand
n Do understood that the govern
ment has had men a. work secretly
unvaffhIHE data relative 10 certain
evidence 81 fraud IH Washington.
Montana and Wyoming and there 10
reason - believe that sensations
mas follow
one af the influences which
brought about speedy InyeatIga-
zion waa evidence given In the suit
n Cd ~ stafford. n timber cruiser.
against William lEeuHee for the re-
eoycry q 500 due for services in
locating q timber claim in Lewis
county Il uan admitted by IscnHea
that b. had affirmed iu proving his
claim that he bad visited the prop
erty before filing upon Il. while In
reality he had not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
MAY DIE
POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR
MAN WHO is RESPONSIBLE
FOR JOHN sWANsoN'S FRlcs
TURED SKULL

John Swanson. a eannery Nofks
of Kent. lies Ia an unconscious cen
ditIun at the WayHide Emergeny
hospital as the result Of ff1c-
tured skull lis Condition Is crit
teal aud he may die al any moment
The police are looking for MAJ
b. the name q Anderson. Nno. u
t. claimed. either struck swanson
OF pushed him onto the floor 81 he
Ak saloon. ct los washinEtoa
street. shortly after s o'clock tsa
morning. Swanson lay on the iioor
Of The low drinking resort for two
hours Ia an unconscious conditloa
with the blood streaming from Us
ears mouth and nose while the not
ley crowd Furged 70 and fro n ne
aaloon. needless q the short saslsa
the unconscious Swanson.
HHtH were made on the length o.
time that Swanson would be Gown
and out and the early morning rev.
efers drank 70 hir good health. N
the meantime Anderson ieit the
premises and cannot be located o.
this hour,
otto Hanson. the proprietor q me
saloon. Was an eye witness Of ne
affair and stated 20 a star man ihs
morning tat Anderson was eatins
dish 81 fried eggs near the bar Nhsa
swanson approached him win lbs
remark.
when are you gon' to set ed
uns@
Anderson replied. GO away
Leave me alone At the same tims
he struck Swanson. or, as hahsoa
explained IT, gave him a saose
Swanson fen over backwards stfA-
fnr ON tho back 81 his head.
patralmBn Wilkes invesiisssea
the ease for the police and Is al tas
time in possession Of inior'na.io4
that may lead 70 the arrest Of An.
dersan. IomEcrs around me "a
loon claim that they saw nothing "
tn trouble ana there Is an eviaen'
desire 90 shield Anderson. lie
mil hand employed al Port his ~
ley \ serious charge may oe NV
nraInrt Anderson. as the police -
uete that he is responsive i9'
GaHuanu'S condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
ROOM WORKER BUSY

Two room robberies we're report
Cd from the Ralnier-Grande hotel
yesterday a guest has suddenly
and mysterioualy vanished into thin
air The police are working hard
to connect the circumstances. G. NJ.
Meyer lost a pair Of trousers and p.
A. Burch $50 oyoreoat. Besides
these two articles. other guests com
plain % the loss Of jewelry and 9th
er valuables. All attempts to locate
tho room worker have failed.
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N 1N0NEoF>
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SHE Ex0NERATED
HER PARAM0UR

READING. Pa. Feb. lo-Mra.
Kate Edwards. under sentence 90 be
hanged NEXT Thursday Hith her ne
gro pnfamour. Samuel Greaa1n. FOR
tho murder Of her husband made a
statement 70 her oouaasf last night
Iu which. II e. Understood. she e1-
uuefafFd GfeaHUn The statement
will not be made public until 80 has
brrn submitted 90 the board Of par
d0uH Great efforts have been made
to have the woman spared from
hanging but heretofore nothing has
ayalied II e. thought the comics.
sion vii SET the black man free
and may save the woman from the
gailowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
ARIES TED

HhHHAMIsID. Job. 10 HrHa.
ilrH IHHH#r mI French Hsr. IH#I
uIHHf aH#HfrH auI HaHHHfH HfH uH#
u4t fHH IT, arrest ri H=H#fa. Im-
mono md wright aH H. f..lI' af
tUr bribery legation Is Hfa#
audience listened 200 40 HsHHfr sn#.
t.rIH8 afternoon HH f. H#fh.r the
senators should Doe H#aHH far ihH
rfra#a ~ taking their evidence.
T# HHaIH decided lot fu allow
ih. H.#ua#a H.HafaIH - testify uHe
dal oath. If allowed r. do go they
would b. aHaalEr1 from criminal
prosecution Senator WHsHI one n
30. a..HHsa -euaf.H HHHs an iw=
..IrHIaHsH HHUslI. H.HIHs faF H post
uHn.m#Hf aHH .a. rEHI - d bearing
Hr. Hm##H# mt Hf Be- HHHhaaIH
sIIs throughout tHe debate.
II WRIGHT enc fourth n the HrH-
afurs Indicted fur bribery HuH or
frosted fHIH morning .HH immediate
3. released uuar. $1,000 bonds
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GOT $1,000

a Judgment Tor s. 600 for the loss
81 five fingers was yesterday award
ed Charles Franson by a federal
court jury in the suit Of Franson
against the G. n Nichols Lumber
company. doiug business ~ King
ston. The evidence showed that tho
accident. In which the plaintiff lost
his fingers. was caused by detective
machinery which had already been
complained of % the superintendent
OF the mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
KIBBEY FOR
GOVERNOR

WASHINGTON. II. &. Feb. IL
The president today sent the nomi-
nation uf Joseph "A. kihhey TO be
governor Of Arizona 60 the senate.
Tor receiver of public moneys st
Hrrysvitles 81. =. 4. S:cizNshlh
for ussuclatt 5ss'ise 80 ne sspr.s-,s
court ~ Arissaa. tsssos =. rNSsss,
~ Nshra sha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
HANGED
FORMER MAYOR m'cuE DIES
ON THE scRFFolo
my Horiups Rev. Assni

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Feb.
lo.-formHr Mayor Samuel McCue
was hanged IN the Jain here az 7.s0
O'Clock this morning.
d." betrayed no nervousness and
walked firmly up the steps Of the
aeaffoid aud took his position under
the moose. When asked II he had
anything 70 aag Dc admitted that he
had killed his wife. being lmpcllcd
TO DO The deed by some evil power
which De could not overcome.
McCue helped adjust the moose
about his neck
McCue was accompanied 20 the
scaffold BY three ministers. The
execution passed without a hitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
ARE STILL AFTER
MRS. CHADWICK
ny serlpps News Ass.nl

CBy eeriura News Asn.nl
CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. 1o.-The
United states grand jury heard fur
Their testimony in the Chadwick case
today. II "a understood that the au-
thorities are trying TO secure addl-
tional indictments against Mrs.
Chadwick President neckwith's
confession was presented 70 the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10

fighting the question and demanding
ult tHa appointment b. f..4mm.
f.I o. tn COMMITTEES. but #H.H IT.
.m. Ha II m. H.HffH executive H.#=
HIaH lat HIeHU ha all nj f.I.a b.
EHI.H I'M HHHl#ai
De- HIHHI8 Hl .uI #I#H#I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
BOBS UP
SERENELY
Especial to The start

OLYMPIA. Feb 10 The fire de
partmeut roller association bill
vac given "a Htlmuiaut Ga the house
yesterday afternoon whon rUYua Of
Pierce M o'clock moved that II be
re6auaIderod The opponents we're
extremely silent aud the retonaId-
Grafton motion passed without a
mufmur 10 o. understood that the
biz NIll DO sent back 10 the judi
clhry committee where Hame
amendments will be made with a
riHN 81 taking the burden off the
taxpayers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
Real Eststs-Coatins
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Mgst Desirable Part = asattis
ron A HOME

THIS Is A mAnGAfE
4 Rev strictly mHdrfu house al wired
Zoe uEht and Hfpea fur ENa. 18th hath
f.Nturra all EH. street HradeH# us utr
and nN EWHHaEF uFutH HHH## one
bIotk from Fremont. Ballard - Green
Lake car HHa 4hig house IL IHat
FHiaHri ard HHH never been u#eu.
Pied Price HHH s.. &c.. sen Ssh ANA
EaI ~ PEE meath
Nraf cottage - rooms. entirely fur
uEHhsd Double corner lHHHHa4 uu
Whitman fsften 81 % or afH sell
cottage with aHe Dos NefF easy
fHfmn
one and q h4Hf story house Hsfior
dining ruufH. kffcHfu ard pantry
downstairs. : Hhauhrra HsHIF paa
Fefed tnrHHs HaHt and Fsff HeHiratiF
Prise O. - 80 cash haI s. per
meath. fHHH#HIHa Interest Hfuaho
Sc rit A. end 81
& ruam raffaae tsfh end electric
HahJa uu raN fat kNfHu IsfHsr fur
ahart time g 10. tu cash. bat ar
ranged Co. suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
LOPS OFF
TARIFF
EXPORTS TO PHILIPPINES MAY
BE SENT AT REDUCED BATES
NV seripps News Assn'

tny scripus News Assn
WASHINGTON. u c, Fen. ". ".
ny n strict party vote the nous
committee ON ways and means 20
das ordered favorable report -
the bin reducing I'm 100 instances ~ -
tariff rates on goods entering ~
Philippines
The principal reduction IS On T sps.
Id. .nrines and steel rails, me
- on opium is increased ana the
I,.ssrtati6n prohibited after three
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ff.Fa#H Ia##In# house. H#Hr Alaska
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tHHH#
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bale. So Phone NfHa H.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10
ae pAs REFORMED

ALBANY, Feb. 1e.-The sentence
Of William +. Miller, promoter Of
the notorious Franklin syudicaie
Was committed by Governor HIggias
today ON the ground that he gAse
valuable evidence TO the state ana
b. now reformed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10

To Mr and Az r. Couufemanshe.
February g. q Effl
10 MI and Mrs a. Roth. sasf
Fifteenth Bvguue. February 8. a hoy
To Mr. Jud Mrs A. o. Grafton.
$50 Twenty third avenue. january
-. Eiri
To Mr. ana Mrs A. e.. smith. sun
nYHide station. February q a haz.
To Mt and Mrs A l. Ieavgy
ztaS sixth avenue. February p
girl
TOM and Ms. J. stroblg. Febru-
AIRY s. boy
To Mr. and Mr. a. C.. Dyke. Feb
ruary s. q Elrl
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NAMED PERKINS

NAMED PEhNlNS =.
WASHINGTON II. C. zen. ~
Whom the senate met today uae
chain selected Perkins. OF Calitofnie
H. Rad washington's farewell al
srsas 60 tho senate February -
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0SKAIOOSA. Ia. Feb. io-flr
-his morning destroyed four Lear
inc business houses and the uszf
Assss Savings bank. Less, sise'~s'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-10

Carpet Cleaning.
AgMf Carpet tlsaHIHE Works RaeeIal
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Educational
WILSON'S Modern business cousFs.
Folding Beds
MORRIS FOLDING HHp FACTORY
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cases 90 order Al kinds n 5hap
WORT and repairing gi5H Pike
Hospital
PRIVATE home before ard after con.
nneWsni. term. reasonable. nurse.
Black ISIS. leo ard avenue II
Millinery
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half price Mrs A II Hanson. fe5f
cor eth and Pine st
masauerads Costumes
MRS JOHN NJ CoNAuEN it8 tn az
Medical Specialist
FfMNfE diseases . every nature
Hueressfully treated Consult rhya#z
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Institute office Eatabro6k Hidg
issais Second. corner Union.
Musical
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Rsaa Violin a,..f
piano instruction. 2sa Fifth ave. Ind
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violin. bls Marion street Ind Tel.
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Patent Attorney
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Photosraphers' Supplies
ANDERSON SUPPLY co. hi Cherry
St. Seattle.
Ship Builders
MORAN mos COMPANY. Enrinssr.
aud shiphuiIdcra Dry Docks Inn
Der Mills. Seattle.
Storage
TlQgNKa delivered 3 cents. 4 dr.
storage free, pilua and furniture
moving. estimates given Union
Transfer A. Storage Co, anl9 Tiraf5
both phones, Main SD.
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STEWART
GETS IT
The LONG WRAkGLE OVER
PosT@AsTERsHiP Is ENDED

The appointment - George n
stewart as postmaster 90 Seattle
vaH confirmed hf the senate last
night Adyicea received from Wash
iaetoa convey the Information that
Senator Foster caught Ankeuy nap
pine and rushed through the canfir-
nation. much o. tba diapisaauro af
The eastern Washington Representa-
tive n the upper house
II doing this Poster has deprived
Senator elect Piles ~ a ,hoice plum
10 dispose Of and show - that he can
Uofai Ankeny. even though he Ia a
defeated man.
The aivirea say TIT Foster quiet
Is vent down tp The pnstufncc com
mittes ~ the senate and secured a
favorable report on Stewards up-
poiutment Aukfnx. who had re-
queHted that 90 action be taken I'm
the matter. vaa stunned when the
report came into the senate.
Anheuy announced hts intention 81
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