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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
j. P. SECURES
DELAY
Az. QUESTION WILL
az TAKEN Up LATER ON RE
QUEST or J. q. FARRELL.

Late yesterday afternoon J. -
Farrell. representing the Union Pa
elfic railroad Ia this city. notified
the chuirmen 90 the streets ana
corporations committees that the
linton Pacific would not be- ready
To take 90 the final settlement ~
the Fourth az franchise matter
Tho meeting scheduled 20 take
place Last niRm was adjourned
The petitions Of the Union Pacific
railroad for street vacations la this
elty aggregate a total Of 1917. sp6
square feet Ia the southern sec
lion OF the city vacations will be-
asked on Fourth az south. from
Vermont o. Washington ats. a dis.
lance Of six blocks. aud viii also
take Ia two blocks between kiNth
and Fourth avs. south OF Main
jackson. King. Weller aud Lane sis
aud the Seattle boulevard
Many side streets between
Fourth. Firth and aizth avs. south
from Henrietta u to the Seattle
boulevard. Niil be vacated for
switching purposes MANY vaca.
lions are asked ia l.Add'a First ad.
dition. l4adda FACTORY sites and on
the other additions IN the vicinity
Of Snoqualmie aud California nia
Hnd along nuNaminh aY., Ia the
extreme southern eud Of the eltY.
Where the vacation ot ans street
will damage abuttihE property The
linton Pacific. throush J n Farrell,
will not insist upon the kfaniinE u
q franchise upon such streets II
notice 81 such 4 damage ~ bruaFht
To the attention Of the railroad at
any time. the Union Pacific vii
aoek other routes for Sc lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
BREMERTOR ITEMS

nnEMEnroN. AS ts@Ths
Princeton came back yesterday ffufu
Vancouver. uberv chs haf Eeae 90
bflnE The body ~ Aatnifai rrain
The forest fires ct ihs had = he
uaY arFe partially pat cat to-day
~ a large ganE ~ fighters called
oct ~ ths fifs warden me Seattle
tn9Agns camp teai tfrir eeak heuss.
aaukay engines ana either fFapuinHs.
uafs u chafissipu ibs free are
thfsagsnin9 small ranches. and the
msw eeunfY bridges TIE water
rnfuranr l. tsktns hereto measures
20 protect their tlps line
bail xaus - called Tor nest
sunday hstNssa she HAvf team and
the ahsltsne. aha wili eatns hsFs.
There are aiunys hat cnsssis be-
tensn thsss teams. ana az wafth
witnessing
RAJ aauid has received ffufu the
sosnfuruuut commission - In.
apsetog 81 immigration and IL 90 kis
uaS O. Galveston. Tst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
RED MICKEY
HOLDS FORTH

TACOMA. AaE 2t-Ths msasen
rer boys strife IL aboui osrr Near.
IL Al ths youngsters are back leok
inx for their ald Jobs The cam
panf's service has been practically
uninterrupted
Red Mickey. the leader Of the
striking baaeh. holds out No s1eh
Fussaie report. however When seen
this ulnFulng he WRa stationed some
distance aN8Y from she forbifdon
office and was sepwiing AZ 4 daFkly
When asked 4 the strike sas over.
he shook hts head.
NO snch thing. Dcy think be-
caase thsy'n sol . lot % guys aow
that D.. can run De bGytzssa, Bat
wait Say. honest is one Of
them naN fellefs yesterday actually
had ter ask a cop where Dc fFuYt
dent building was Do youse think
Dc business gents Il goinE 70 siand
Tor dat No. they realities that the
iaborer Is wordy % his hirs. and dsy
siuf xufH' 20 pat up via any seab
service. In a seek De Postal Niil
be bewEin' VA ter come back. an
den Ne sits oar innIn's--you Sait
al see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

DAWSON. Aus IS The mystery
surrounding fts hiz robbery If spid
aasi from thr steamet Tanans last
ntoufh has been entirely cleared ar.
ne principals in TIE crime afHesiea
amI a larEr esft - the nisslaN saia
recovered TIE ueWa eas haaaEht
- paa con ~ parties afririHa on
steamer Seattle Sc q Ths facts
Disclose . 4aubl1 ihrit each taie-
pendent - Tbs other. ana q vas ihis
= hieh lel 20 the early discovery of
shs sftass snI the subsea arnt arrest
% ths thisfs
The plot had been carefully nsan-
I'D ard ai she F'sIfbaHks end Mad
been successfully eNscutai Robert
Miller. night w#lehman na TIE
steamer. ths leader ~ tns gaaE. as
sisted - eEsorKe Raptael and a
Kslao aus n. - kelso. had been ac-
rumui4finE shat for more than q
nanth. with ehieh 90 replace the
s1la
The gold eas taken aboard The
steamer fn tea boxes ens from he
washington Alaska bank and ne
olhsf from tie Fairbanks bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
DAVE pUYsER APPOINTED
LABOR DAY SOLICITOR

Advertisement fer the official
program for Labor day are nuw be-
ing solicited the Labor day com
mittss has appointed Dave psfser.
weil known advertising man. 20
take charge ~ tho program Last
year the official program was q
large edition. which. besides adKer-
tlsemsnta. contained articles regard
Ing labor movements. THIS year the
program consists ~ 10 pages about
the siss ~ The program ~ the seat
tie and Third Avenue thratefH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
DEAF AND DUMB
BOY 4 THIEF

NORTH YAKIMA. Aug - a
teYsarola boy. knaNn a. Dunn.
as spafka. becausa be ls deaf and
eumb. is held hF tire polio. here on
the charge Of smulasinz tho exam
pie % Dick Tarpln and other sci.
lov backed hefoes Rscentii " l.
steinwag - tie CHery tlncf ias'
tuo gold watches aud other iewelTY
aud the boy NRs suspected. Tho
police tried in several wArA to act
him to confess. bat 10 proved a
hard proposition uHtil be vas led Ga
a cell Then he broke down aud
covered several sheets 81 PAPER
With his confession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

ST PETERSBURG, Aus st-
There Is NO Indication 81 the sfeat
horse racing grounds at ST. Fetcrs
hurg or Moscow thai Russia Is In a
state Of revelation ENepthlns -
being mauaged this summer At the
courses in the ordinary way, a. V
no,hlnK vas koing on 20 try mems
souls
fSenty races DAY are being
held al Moscow There are nearly
:. a00 race HORSES auaucrpd Ia tht
city, AMI the ayegagU attendance
AZ The daib meets il lu.noo The
great Moscow grand stand. which
Il ihc finest in Eurepc. erected az
cost 81 $4,000. accommodated
3. o0o people. and Is almost always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

starr. Harris Brown and Fred
koyea
Russia has a peculiar sfalcm of
haudicapnlng the horses They are
not pcnalisod In accordance Nth
their records. but strictly according
10 the amount 81 meney they have
von This system has been adopt
ed "a permit every owner 10 have
an occasional win. aud q Is one OF
the reasons wis the sport IL 90
popular.
American horse hiaod Il way to
the front ON the Russian tracks.
nreedern b. crossing Russian and
American animals are securing
What they call d half hrced Amefi'
can. which is showing itself far 80.
petlor To fun biooiod Russian
racers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

fail Almost all Che races are ,rot
llng, the Russians liking this much
hotter than running
The value OF the purses EiYen
during the meeting "a Moscow =
stsO.0 ae. and az 81 FutgrHhurs
$500 COO Tho smallest paftg Il
$500 and the largest So 00e
The Moscow Racing club Is The
ficheat Ia Europe Il secures re
pee cent shaFr of all bets. aud #
spends an Immense amount OF
money yearly ia keeping up and
70 decorating ifs property
The leadlag trainers and ieckeYs
in Russia are Americans AMONG
the Americans who have gained
Nealth by pilotiag horses round the
Russian tracks are Frank CLAYTON
and his non. William Clayton. Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
HAS HANDFUL OF
VALUABLE GEMS

WINNIPEG. Aug. 25.-Professor
Reuben Andrea, well known In Win
nipeg and Portage In Prairie. has
returned 20 this city with a hand.
fnl Of diamonds In the rough. which
he claims 10 have discovered some.
whore within the confines Of the
province. lie took them 10 several
local jewelers.. who pronounced
them to be stones of the first water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
II You Want

Anything In the sporting goods line,
from a fish hook 10 a rifle or b.
cycle. for economyH sake 40 TO
Piper A. Taft. l02t26 Second av.
Here high quality and low prices
meet, and you have a selcttlbn from
the largest stock OF sporting goods
In the northwest. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
CUTTER PERRY nonoReo.

WASHINGTON. d C.. AUG. 25--
Perry peak Il the name Of the new
peak recently sprung up on Fire
island. one Of the newly made vol.
canlc islands Of the Alcutian group
The officers OF the cutter made the
first ascent OF the peak and the
treasury department honorod them
accordingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
SEATTLE WILL
Be FOLLOWED

The asfisiau ~ judge AibrftHan.
u TIE superior court - fhis eonhig.
that an cialFFpIants. paimista.
tranrr uiediuma. etc. are uuthinE
fnnfr fhan euusmuu warrants. has
aroused officials uf are Portland
llesnsr department Ia launah "a cam
raIan b fid that city af lhis class
II uroptr
AdNieaH ffuw Portland state that
tbs eiiY topnafi ara fhs police ass
pafgmsHE wAi proved ~ hsts fhr
license system abolished and "a
that eitg 81 this certain class % fla.
efa and NFsftrfN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
WISCONSIN CO.'S TO
sREmERroN.

Senator piles has received word
from Washington that the battle
ship Wisconsin viii be repaired al
the nrsmeftou navy yard. The VIE
cohsln IL ono OF the largest battle
ships aflaat and is now connected
with the china station. II L. not
known just hos soon the big nKhisl
VII rnInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

The Mcneil ana aufber farms of
Union bay. aHgregating les acres
mostly improved, were yesterday
sold 10 Joseph Il. Mclaughlin, raul
G. Murphy and Frank v. Mead foI
5000. 600 n iH announced that the
property vii be reptatted FOR resl'
dentini purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
THREE BROTHERS JAILED.

Three brothers. Martin. Ray and
Harry Wedding we're sent 10 the
city jail last night from the water.
front. where they were captured In
the act Of robblng n launch. the
prouefty Of the IIllico boaihouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
ASKS FOR RECEIVER.

Altha Stuart has applied 10 the
court for the appointment Of n re.
celver for the Realty Security com
pany. Of Seattle, alleging that the
company IL lnsolvent and guilty Of
unfair dealings. She charges the
company with Incorporating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
LIKES THE STAR
BALLARD. Aug q. 1905.


Dear Star Editor
want to eank you through this
letter for the many useful hints and
suggestions you have in The Star.
Little Mays or Big Rows vas
all truth itself ! would love 10 see
more and hear Of more men Ike
Mr.. Adler think If woman does
her share 20 make the home happy
"a place Of rest and confOrt-nO
man ought 70 complain.
But what about some men who
keep nagging az a woman. and she
does all In her power % keep him
from nagginE7 viii you please
snswer this in your dear Star
| am, aB ever. m old subscriber
MRS 3. G.. CT X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
SICK MAN or EUROPE.

CoNsTANTlNoPLE. Aug 25.--
Abdul Hamid. sultan OF Turkey.
has suffered n relapse. lie Ii be.
lieved to be u very sick man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
Are You Going TO the
Dance TONIGHT

At LeEchl Park1 The new Michigan
maple floor laid this summer IL in
magnificent shape. Wagner's or.
chestfa. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

$3.50 which was intended 10 be ap-
piled TO the purchase price Of GER
tain property. Tho case will be
heard August q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
blo PROMOTER DYING.

BOSTON. Aug. 2s.-capt. Nathan
Appleton. author. Traveller and Pan
anna promoter, IL dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

For good plumbing and quick
service 80 20 q. IT. Brown Plumb
Ing Co, 2zl Pine Vt o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
Is the Bread You Eat
Clean and Wholesome?

Of Seattle ~ "a, bakers ers.a probably have Sss
the
o baked and unae
hsxes
u o The
The
the perceive
the authoh mA wu
Ia
o
The public inspection
the
soiins No ss dirty
sanitary
bread eaters the fact that s,e loaf e fun
a other bakeries
O Velvet Bai 4
rtourw hic =
Of
rooaino
refundpu price II
Co II
By
other brsadup Is loaf
Velvet Flour call up Ind asa
and |.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
NORTHWEST NECRoLOGIC

IOWA CITY, IoWA.---Miss Ella johnson, zone
Of the best-known club women Of this city, is
dead, in consequence of railroad wreck on the
Lake Shore. near Cleveland The accident De-
Cured in June, and Miss johnson lay uncon-
scious for five hours as a result Of shock
to her spine from which injury she never really
rallied. She is a sister of Dr.. Leora Johnson OF
the University Of Iowa faculty, at whose home
she died.
MANKATO, MINN.-Mrs. Noah Webster an
old and respected resident of Nankato, is dead,
aged about 80 years, leaving a son and daugh-
ter. Her death occurred at the home Of her
daughter at Lewiston. Col
APPLETON, MINN.-spencer Herbert died
yesterday at his home near Iron River, Wis,
and his body was brought here for burial He
was one of the pioneer residents of this commu-
nifty, having lived here from the early seventies
until five years ago.
RAPID CITY, s. DIS. W. Mills died at his
residence in this city of old age. he was In
his eighty second year. He was once soldier,
having served thru the civil war in the 1s4th
regiment, New York infantry.
HASTINGS, MINN.-John +. johnson, for.
mer well-known resident Of Spring Lake, died
at his residence in this city yesterday at the
advanced age Of II years. He leaves wife.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
Kisses FOR NEGRO
AT HARTJE TRIAL
Hooe, Coachman, Wins Condem-
nation Of Crowd-Mrs.
Hartje Denies All.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Pittsburg, Oct. 25.-The second days
trial Of Clifford Hooe, the negro who is
charged with perjury in the case or
Mrs. Augustus Hartje proved sensa,
tional. Mrs. Hartje, the beautiful
wife of the paper millionaire, went on
the stand in her own defense and tear
fully denied the intimations that she
had been too friendly with the low
browed negro in the prisoners box
when he had been her family coach
man. ~ .s.~aE2 ,~. -
I Hooe was Kissed at one stage Of the
trial as he hid his face behind his hand
in an effort to confuse a witness who
had been asked to identity him IN the
court room. The Kisses came from
Gated by the court officers and a few
moments later there was some applause
and handclapping at telling point
plause was quickly hushed, as de-
monstration against the negro was
feared.
! Augustus Hartje, the millionaire
| prosecutor in the divorce case, as he
stepped in the elevator, came face to
face with his wife and her father, John
Scott. The eyes of Mrs. Hartje famed
at the sight Of her husband who sim
ply turned his back on her..
The testimony Of Mrs. Hartje was
easily the event Of the day. For an
hour she testified as to the falseness Of
the allegations made by Hooe.
| All the time Hooe sat with his bead
like eyes glued on the beautiful wit
ness, twirling his small mustache will
his diamonddecked finger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
CASH FOR PoLICYHOLDERs
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Announces Fine Dividend.
Snecia1 70 The Journal,


Announces Fine Dividend.
Special to The Journal.
New York, Oct. 25.-The Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company of New
York, has just distributed some official
Information in the form of a state
ment which would be quite unprece-
dent in the history Of life insurance
were it not for the fact that this same
institution has before treated its poll
cyholders to similar surprises.
The company announces that it has
declared and is paying a cash dividend
upon it's inustrial policies maturing in
1905, amounting to more than $4,000
600. The full significance; of this
action is apparent when the nature
of the Metropolitan Lies insurance
contract is understood This company
is in no sense mutual. It does not
estimate'' or guess at what it will be
able to pay an insured person when his
policy natures, but agrees to pay: a
definite, specified premium paid by the
insured according to contract.a In other
words, it sells insurance at what the
protection is worth-not as an invest
ment nor as speculation. Upon this
| basis the cost to the person insured is
of course, determined by past expert
ence, and as the factor o, fcomretition
prevents the exaction Of too high q
| rate. the premiums must always be az
| low. as safe administration of the bust
1 ness will permit. w..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
ORGANIZE FOR BETTER ROADS
County Association Formed by Winona
Farmers and Business Men.

WINONA. MINI: Organization Of the winona
County Good Roads association perfected
here yesterday afternoon at a meeting Of rep
sesentative farmers and city men held at the
courthouse. The following officers were chosen:
President, W. J. Landon; secretary and treas
urer, c. A. Boalt. An executive committee Of
seven members Is to be appointed by the presi-
dent.
George w. Cooley engineer Of the state high
way commission, made interesting address
concerning good road building. He also urged
those present to vote against the constitutional
amendment to increase the taxation for good
roads from one twentieth to fourth of d
mill, for until the system of building good roads
In Minnesota Is better developed much Of this
extra appropriation, in his opinion, would be
wasted.
In connection with the annual convention of
the Southeastern Minnesota Educa tional asso-
citation to be held in this city next month, Coun
ty superintendent L. V. WILDER has called a
meeting of school officers from the different
rural school districts In WiIona county for
Nov. 10. Mr.. WILDER calls the attention Of
the officers to the fact that their expenses II
attending this meeting are provided for by
the new code and that c. G. Schultz the assist
ant state superintendent. will be. present ane
give good advice.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
TO HAVE
Big GRAIN BATTLE ]
Cooperative Company Begins an
Action Against the Exchange
for Expulsion.

Special to The Journal
Winnipeg, Man, Oct. 25.-By it's ac-
ton in suspending from the privileges
of the exchange, the Grain Growers
Grain company, limited, the Winnipeg
Grain & Produce Exchange has prob
ably involved itself in one of the big
gest legal actions that has ever dis
turbed the grain trade of Canada. 1t
is more than probable too that, the ex-
PEELED company will make such repre-
sensations that the royal grain COM
mission, at present Investigating the
grain trade Of western Canada, will at
its next sitting investigate the local
grain exchange and it's methods.
The Grain Growers Grain company
is cooperative concern, in which
$500 western farmers are sharehold-
ers The company purposes to handle
grain for it's shareholders on a commits
sion basis Of l cent bushel, all profits
at the end of the year to be distributed
by the ordinary method employed by
companies in distributing dividends.
been rigidly enforcing it's rules regard
ing the commission to be charged by
members for handling grain for non
members. Many members have been
fpenalized for breach Of the rules, but
all have heretofore paid the penalty
and raised no objections. The regular
commission of l cent bushel is
charged outsiders, but anything in the
nature of rebate or tacit understand
ing to return part Of the commits
sion charge is absolutely prohibited I'M
der the exchange rules. . .,,I g....
Point, at Issue.
The proposal of the Grain Growers
| n To tn
holders a portion of the years profit
in the shape Of dividends is regarded
by the exchange as in the nature Of a
rebate. The company says that as an
incorporated concern it's shareholders
are entitled to share of profits. This
is the point which has occasioned the
trouble
A stormy session of the Grain Elk
change council yesterday ended in the
expulsion Of the company, and Legal
proceedings will be commenced which
will test the powers Of the exchange
under it's charter to pass such rules.
The Farmers Complaint.
Enforcement of the commission rule
has occasioned much hard feeling among
members of the exchange, many Of
whom say that elevator interests have
majority in the council and swing
things osuit themselves. TO elimi
nate trackbuyers and direct country
deliveries to their elevators is alleged
to be their objects. Several rules hav'
been passed by the council which woul'
. appear actually to prohibit track
} buyers doing business at countr,
points, while the acute car shortage
taken in connection with the recort
country deliveries, has simply force
the farmers to sell to the elevator pee
pie at prices from to 10 cents a bushe
less than the market price at Winnipeg
All these facts will, it is said, b
established by the grain commission
So far as the lawsuit is concerned, tn
4 officials Of the exchange say they ar
willing to 20 into the courts to main
tain their action,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25
Charcoal Kills ND j.
. Bad Breath.
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Drinking or Eating Can Be
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Sample Package Mailed Free.

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