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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
ABOUT THE GUEST CHAMBER.
Rave a Comfortable and Well Airet
Bed. Closet and Drawers.

Bed Closet and Drawers.
First of all. hostess should tint
out if her spare room is comfortable
Bv sleeping in it herself now ana
then.
She should not put on it monumen
tai pillows and holsters unless SHE
also provides something less necf
twisting to sleep on.
The bed should not be left made fol-
weeks at a time and the sheets al
lowed to grow clammy and musty
smelling. says the Chicago Inter
Ocean
Above all. the windows should BE-
opened every dag. and opened wide
not a stingy inch or two behind air
proof dgaperies. There is nothing Sc
depressing as being put to sleep in
a room that smells "shH; up
Leave plenty Of drawer and closet
room for your guests belongings
Don't fill every corner OF the room
with your own extra possessions.
Contrive a good light by the bed
so that if your guest desires she may
read before going to sleep.
A hostess who is real housekeep
err will think OF her own possible
wants in fitting ont her spare room
for her women guests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

Inc a rhgrop HCCOIlnf "fhat n IeaQs You
inf ~, v,,a., ,'ncao have heard some
aa =. did Ln, ,a,er could discover
4 Il ~ cosa
" - ~ ae.,.,.,l A.. Giant nit
.,, ~. "n' s1n 49, ~ ono side u
.t,tr IN ,,,.,alf "a he mar.
van say lna' . 'g', ~, 80 Ia,lJog hyer
~ "''1,' 60 ,-sm nhiah for mo
..la no'i'" o. 49, b., fa3r" .ha
'i i > ~ - ,, Th, ,lan,o, necausa
'eu1u . 40 - ~ - has sot in
- 'l'is ~, a.n,h tIara u sac
80 ~ NV s' hat. and ,row mar
,a,, mn ~ her
: nc ""1 - Tnan Ias4
mouse GA my - rr,n ,I',,ga9
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

For shrinking linen the following in
structions have been found to be very
satisfactory. First. after bathtuD has
been carefully busted MI 10 about quar-
ter FUN with clear cold water. II
should be first filtered If il is az all
dark or cloudy Then leaving the
linen in it's folds. wrap IL in d clean
towel and allow 30 10 remain In the
water over night When taken out 10
the morning DO not wiring the water
from it. but leaving il stiii folded hang
90 up dripping Il viii take some time
lo dry. but the material will be thor
euehly shruuken aud will not need 90
be pressed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
NEGRO Threatened With Mob Violence
at Monticello and at Somerset.

Danville. KY Sept. Perry Co
penhauer. a negro. was brought here
from Somerset for safe keeping. lie
Is chsrged with the attempted assault
of a i6-year-r ID white girl near MONT
cello. He was removed from That
place on account Of fear Of mob VIC
1ence ard taken 10 Somerset He was
followed there by a large body Of in.
dignant citizen. and it was neees
sary for the officers TO keep him in
the woods two nights. so IL was
thought best 70 send him here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
ONE A NIGHT
rhe Boy Ate Snakes Then Had to Sue
to Get His Pay.

Pittsburg, Penn, Sept 2.-~EdWari
evils his wife Mary Lewis aud Dr
eng. members Of the carnival com.
jany holding forth at McKee's Rock
we're arraigned before a Justice OF the
Peace today and ordered to pay So,
he weekly wages Of a twelve-year-old
10Y. who takes the part OF Uno, - a
make eater
The boy was to receive this magnit-
cent sum for being in den Of snakes
md eating one snake a night. bu'
lad to bring suit to get his pay The
humane Society took charge of the
BOY. and there was no snake eating
at the carnival last evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
o o . = a . . = . .
IN HIS SEALED CAR
a Roumani5n Leper is side-Tracked
On the Borders Of Austria.

Vienna, Sept. 2-The lepor who wa
hasad from one state 90 another By
ne timid and hard hearted authorities
n America will sympathize with an
European sufferer under the same
affection who has had a somewhat
similar experience.
The leper. a Roumanian was dis.
covered at Frankfort Bavaria. and b.
was promptly decided 70 deD1rt hin
TO his native country lie was placed
on a train. locked and even sealed ZAP
in one Of the small compartments
usual on European railroads and Sent
toward the frontier.
On reaching the b1fder Of Austria
the Austrian authorities refused %
allow him 70 enter the country. The
unfortunate man was. therefore side
tracked in his sealed railroad car. am
is waiting. guaranteed ln a freigh
ward al Passau. for tn decision Of th'
Austrian and German governments OF
rs ultimate fate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

THE WEEKS FORECAST.
NV the Assoc ated Press

i, w. j. Bryan during the week
will proceed to his home in
(. in Lincoln. Neb. On the way
/. he probably will make an ad-
dress at Detroit and in Chicago
= will be the guest OF the lro-
quois Club where he is 10 make
an address.
Wednesday at Bath, Secre-
., tary Taft will deliver what is
expected to be an important
. speech in the Maine campaign.
Saturday at Oyster Bay,
+, President Roosevelt will attend
the celebration of the 200th
4. anniversary of Christ church
of Oyster Bay. He will deliver
. an address.
The German-American races
i. for the Roosevelt cup off Mar
blehead. Mass, under the joint
> control of the Kaiserlcher
Yacht Club OF Kiel and the
Eastern Yacht Club Of Boston,
will be sailed the following
dates: September 3, 3, 6. 5.
> 10 and II II necessary.
q. The Amateur Athletic Nnion.
junior and senior national
champ onships, under The aus
pieces Of the New York Athletic
Club at Travers Island will be
held September s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
RosEwATER's FUNERAL.
Held at Omaha Yesterday Largely A.
tended BY Dead Editors Friends.

Omaha. Neb, Sept 2.-The funeral
Of Edward Rosevaier. proprietor and
editor Of the Omaha Bee who was
found dead Friiay morning. occurred
this afternoon with Masonic h0ucfs
from the rofunda Of the Bee buildinE-
The body was erpo-ed to the public
from y 10 O'Clock. many thousand
Of all clases Alag past the coffin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
E. j. HODGES CO

You might be living In house twice
as big as your present one II you had
begun to watch the want ads. for
chances and opportunities and invesh
ments years ago
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
A few
COMPLICATIONS
O NJ Il I'M Els

O NJ II T I'M Il s |
think, ~ said young
Mrs Grant, look
ing over a tabu-
lated d O c u m ent
about two feet
long. that | shall
close my account
at tho Great En-.
porium
Why. what an
idea" exclaimed
Mrs. Dean Do
y on find, - $ h e
asked in the man
ner of one cOnsid.
ering an unimpor
taut result OF hay
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
CHAMPS WIN A GAME.

Special % The BnlIeIln.
Nation. Sept 2.-The Champions
broke their unlucky spell this after
noon and won shut out victory from
the locals In an easy manner MAJ
teson presided for the visitors and his
myster Gus balls proved the undoing
of Nation. The visitors also hit
will and landed on Mccarthy several
times and made three runs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
So BUGS Won't Curl.

Strirs Of stir buokram sewed along
- edges o. rugs all prevent them
milling up
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

wANTED-EveTybOdy vita an
hing to rent. cell or trade to ADVERT"
= The Bulletin want eolzmnk
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
Cheap Excursion.

Don't fail to take in the cheap eX
cursion TO Northern Michigan mex
Monday. See Ad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

A good biacEing viil protect the
1eatIn. stoves from simmer damp
iess. which 50 au.cEiy generates rust
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

An advertisement In The BuIlsun 10
szd By ten thousand people sysrJ
~. IlN1Sl-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
BY SHUTTING OUT NATION YES
TERDAY WHILE THE LOCALS
LOST TO DANVlLLE.
HOW THEY STAND.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Cairo |, Danyille 4.
Vincennes 3, Nation o.
Jacksonville G. Paducah 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, H., Sept. Fielding er
rors. three battery misplays and two
long hits defeated Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

Batteries-Chenaul and Matteson
Mccarthy and Johnson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
ppucAA HARD LUCID.
,nial 10 The Rnlletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
Jacksonville, Sept lizard luck
parsued the visitors today and al
though they secured the same mum
Der of hits and made only one error
ware defeated 6 to 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

BatterieS-PfelsItT, hutIndCU dH'
Moran: Bebe and Noonan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Cairo at Mattaon
Padncah al Nincennes.
Jacksonville al Danville.
Special 70 The Bulletin.

Danville, Sept 2.-Hatch who has
been a successful hoodoo all eason
against Danyille was sent against
them today BY Cairo but the hoodoo
spee was worn 0 and Danville hit
him in critical moments and won
4 10 victory. Cairo hit OFT five time
but they did not come at the ght
time. Both sides played good ball
with only one error each,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
FORE sAFEkEEPlNe.

Milwaukee and Minneapolis, rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

Cincinnati, O.. Sept 2.-Long hits
led to the defeat of Pittsburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
Waste md Wealth
Rabsh

Rahsah.
Useless stuff TIA, threw away paid Ia have eaea off
the dump
the basis scatest fortunes In England
and the stepping block o a pceraKe.
Lord Maahom who died the day career which was
Of the remarkable Of invention and
manufacture has known
young man no was spinner IN Yorkshire
hts trade and owned mills day In London he came
hear Of sk mixed dirty rope leaves and
sticks all knotted together
What Is thaty- ne asked
"os simply rubbish 1t Ia Impossible to do anything with it,
the reply.
the trained spinner better lie bought
the great hear Of waste at hatpenny pound
Eur nearly 10 all the profit OK.
pemeniA machinery for the Then
the startling that he
small turned tho rubbish
n that today sir great
all OF the Of
pounds
In nature. : only because Of mans
tons that the world Uttered
ray falls upon heap
into gold
Aad the Of wealth thus
yearly product the il
s valuable than the hay but these
hahe products while sold indeueth aud
And dos process
permanently enrich mankind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
JUMPS INTO
LAKE To DIE

An unknown man. evidently dur
ING ~ 81 dependency while un-
der the influence Of liquor, at.
tempted suicide ~ jumping into
Lahe Union frnm the i4AiunA bridge
late this afternoon lie was seen
staggering out an ths bridge aud
then flung himself into the water.
Oue 81 the men nearby jumped ia
aud held him az until a rowboai
could reach them from the shore
A. a late hour a doctor Was working
with tho would be suicide. who waa
sgiii unconscious. buf with very IT.
tis expectation ~ FeYtting him.
There were no papers In tho cloth
ina which would Indicate hla name
OF address
0lsu Holland ID the young man
Who rescued the man. Holland VAS
swinging on the cod 81 ths bridge.
ne jumped Ia when he heard the
splash aud pulled him out after
swimming $50 feet. holding him ua-
40 help arrived
Coed bye. lsayu3 it'a All oft IL
shat the uan said when be jumped
Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
THIRD PARTY
MAKES COUP
PRoHiBtTlonl8Ts THRo W
THEIR 8TRERoTH IN THREE
WARDS TO M. o. cANpl.
DATES

Three changes have recently been
made IN the eouneiimanio causii-
dates II the Prohibition party
Homer T.. Hail. who wac nominated
BY that party Ia the Second ward.
has Withdrawn and the endorsement
~ the party given A. q. keens. the
Municipal Ownership candidate. in
order o. contribute aH much as poe
sibis % the defeat Of ~ T.. Jaffe.
the Republican candidate. who j. a
liquor dealer.
10 the Eleventh ward the commit.
tee. ufon Investigation. has with
drawn the pattys enforcement ~
Cleo "a iifl. the Republican eaHai.
date. claiming that the endorsement
was given under misrepresentation.
and has given il 10 kelao. the Mu-
nirlpAi Ownership candidate.
In the Seventh ward. where the
party has given its endorsement 60
81 " villain. NJ Wiikin has sig
nifisd hla dsaifs 90 have his name
published On the official ballot go
the candidate % the Municipal
Ownership party. leaving him with
the Prohibition endorsement. but
tbs It u. candidate.
This leaves the Mluieinai owner
ship party with three a itH eanai-
dates endorsed by the Prohibit
tionista. ard she Republican party
with none % endorsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

Pathetic details ~ the last hours
aboard che Valeueta were related -
Thomas LogAn. liueman for the gov
ernmsus telegraph Hoe between
cape uaaie ana Ngetafia. thla mnfnz
ing befute United States Inspectors
Turner and Whifasy
NJ Logan snid hta story 90 Ansrts
can eff1siala Tor the nFat time today
and saNa the snlS clear story a thr
urock. a. seen Hnm the shore
tnHam ana his crew reached the
riilf usNfhhugtnM the Nsiwgeia an
huur before abe had entirely brcken
AZ If said thai on either side #
thr Valencia a lles - breakers aps
p~arvd SEQ yards from shore. bot the
STRICKEN snip Seemed 50 have fun
into = deep pocket after atfiaing tie
tirst flfue.
LoHan first reached tbs scene q
gh~ wreck Wednesday morning lis
first glimpse VS. nom the beach.
lie ard hl. men then made their
SRy arannd the biuff % a paint Gt-
r~ctiy Atlava tf4s fNfreA
when 49, Rnnet down uron the
Krinaine heik. aaii the ifnsrnan.
about IS people aefe riasssd on TIE
after deck. All wWrs wrapped In
blankets Nearly 20 ~ These we're
in tha FieEinF The people on iss
pert sizEe q ne nhip seemed 90 hs
.ifsleHa- Whrn Ne we're discovered
mighty cheer Fpse abaxe the rpaF !.
ing suff We had some fupa with IN.
bot not saouEh q reach the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
ACTIVITY IN
T|DELANDS

A deal l. pending for the purchase
81 block 300. Seattle tidsisuas OWL
81 By Campbell nroa. and situated
upon the waterway. The sale had
not been contaminated At n late
hour this afternoon. but IL Fna gem
orally Understood that the final pa
psrs Of transfer would mast likely
be signed on Manday.
The names of the persons nsr0-
tiatins the purchazs are not known.
but u = believed that they are act
inE for some railroad interests The
purchase price ranges IN the neigh
borhood Of t25o.01a.
During the past two days trans
fsfs Of property IN South Seattle and
Georgetown. agRregatinE IA value
$500. 900. have been flied at the court
house. All this land has been
bought for railroad use.
The Chicago. Milwaukee a. 81
Paul agents are today negotiating
with Mrs. Horton. % Georgetown.
for ftEht-of-wa across the cid
homestead a. that place. and fgf
which she has been offered tzfG8d.
Activity continue IN the vicinity
Of Lake Union. particularly Of
soufh-eul frontage. where the cana
dian Pacific Is believed to have pur-
chased terminals and a great deal
81 land Is now changing hands there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

row ulEht for Vaidss Nr. Truw-
bridge. % the Northwestern Steam.
ahir company. stated thla morning
THAT The sFassi north lhls spring
Eaa = record breaker. art thai 81
cry tsnaf for tbs north had a full
passenger list tie aiwa asid thar
unless there waa hiw riaa ~ lefn-
pefature parties leaving Seattle by
April / could get 10 the TAnAna dla-
uiri over tbs trail before n hrpke
Repairs on the Portland are b.
luE psshed rapidly AZ the winslsw
drTdBek Her machinery viii -
thoroughly overloaded and her hull
painted she wiii oniy remain IN
dfydeek long enough 81 repair her
hull as the apekinR charges arr
VERY heavy Fuf q nhlr the rurt-
lands aias Il amounts 10 Abosa
$3.50 a day.
The steamer Farailnn Il due to
uiKht from valdeE. but officials nl
tha company state they do ngt eN
poet her before Monday
The Oregon leaves for Aiastas
ports Monday with a esrro of srf@
ornl freight and about 10 keEs 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
AT
WA SHING ON

two miles 81 the wreck and never
knew IL.
Logan expressed the opinion to-
DAY that n Mr. bunker hal returned
to the wreck and ,pniled the iife line
ashore. a different tale would have
been told
Logan declared today that eio=
ooae hsy Is the only safe hafhof be-
tween cape Haaie ana San Juan for
the establishment 81 a lifo- saving
station. 10. regretted the fact that
no effort was made by the Queen 20
send a life boat close Ia 90 the Va
ionria.
y. e. Daykln. assistant lighthouse
keeper az Cnfmannh station, also
testified along the same lines as Mt.
Logan Dayhln has had much e..
perienes as auffman. and stated
that II proper precautions hnd been
taken prior 10 the wreck. many lives
could easily have been saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
FAILURE TO FIND LIFE LINE II
RESULTED IN MANY DEATHS

which iay about iss feet from he
beach -
We tried every means 90 nav
these on board shoot uH a liff ut
evidently su means erfr sKhs'asss -
After We haa been casing tn helpless
Inactivity az the poot creatures fef
nearly an hour, q large eamhVF ear.
Fio1 tie after Haek house overheard
siih about - people IL Nas
az fuit Survivors in the rssgtns
waved q last farewell 20 those eiins.
lnE ia assp~rati0a 10 the housa.
Thea sell Ne left"
DO You mean to say that Ypu iaft
Sith a people eilnginE 70 she RIG
sing
Yea we dia.~ replied Logan. We
cuuia 80 nothing. ana se saw too
nauch.s saded takAn-
Loaan STATED that after they left
she bluff be made ZOE ths beach. ard
when he again saw the wreck tbs
survivors ia the FixEtnE had disap-
reared lie enuid plainly see the
bodies In the NAfrr carried ~ the
swim euFrcnt atong the shore aud
thrn u So
u Developed from tokau's ivafl-
Fnony that a mistake vas made ~
Frank y. Bunker and hts party IN
seeking hsip. instead ~ returning 70
the else 81 the riirf and hauling ths
l.isis Fun ufe tfna ashars before Il
vas eat BY rhaftna against wreck.
age All day following the wreck.
iiunksf ans he party wers Within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
WILL PETITION
COMMISSIONERS

Hii.f.MAN. MArch 4 The mn
man Improvement club met In
iraft's hall last night A commit
tee waz appointed 10 get voters 10
sign = pesiii0u asking thu coanty
commissioners 70 grade Main ~
east from Rainier boulevard To the
county road This would give the
large lake district Easy a1ecNs so
Seattle and make an ideal drive
war.
The committee on sanitation vaH
Instructed 10 nae moral FuaAiun
girA, a. induce people 30 clan ~
their dooryartta and contiguous al
ieys " this fails thsT viii call
the county health officer 20 heip
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

Win bat - kusfaess asys IN ne
past month. the business ~ the
county auditors affire exceeded al
previous records. beth ln tbs value
q real estate dsafs recorded. and Ia
the receipts 81 tbs ofrca. The Ming
fees for the month amounted % -.
stiaa. against tH.sif.s8 Tor February
a Yrar ago. this increase q over 50
per cent indicating fhs general boom
10 The offices business.
The recording fees Tor tho month
were ttS2T.so. The marriage licenses.
its at 3 per. brought IN t11o. and
the hunters licenses tfii.1a A year
ago last month there were fgo mar
riNxs licenses and the hunters
license business tstafied IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
RAILWAY TO COST
100000

Articles Of Incorporation Nere
filed Nth the county auditor. today
for a 5000 .ao4 electric railway
company named the New World
Electric Railway company. The
company IL to build an electric line
100 miles In length conueciing the
New World Smelling company 3
mines In southwestern Montana
Prot. q i.rbredht Tanner. president
~ the smelling company. 10 the
principal director uf the new com
pAny. He will leave tonight for
nenver. Colo on business connected
With the mining and smelling In
trreata OF ~. company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
BREAK OUT

Two japanese s'oNaways Who had
been lockei up on the Great North
eTn liner Dakota. escaped from The
ahip last night. evidently through a
port hole. and today the customs
officials are on hof search after
the missing OrianiAis. whanS nafann
are given 40 u tarlya and = Maine.
There IL q heavy fine liable 10 be
imposed upon the ship " the two
men get eniirelY away They we're
caught slowed away on the last trip
ia Seattle. and sere being held until
they could be returned to their ma
Tive country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
NO MARRIAGES
NO DIVORCES

That Friday Il generally rrsarted
IS a supefstitinas occasion ~ Young
euWpios e0utwmp plating natFimuuY.
has lens been a we'll knaNu fact
bat that he sama day waa anfavof-
able for the commencement ~ a..
vorcn proceedings never dsvelapesi
In tbs records u The cauuiY cisfk
until yesterday. %ot a divorce COM
piaint vas filed yesterday. ana not
"A Marriage iicafzn was taken out
There are one 10 three dlsntrn com
tisinta q day. Ga ths average, and
FROM baif a doEan 70 Is marriage
licausaM Issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

FORMER GOVERNOR
OF TEXAS DEAD

HOUSTON. Ter. March a-Ex-
Governor James 4. HagK died here
AZ noon today
uaath waa tho result ~ Injuries
reserved In the wreck u tho Inter
national a Great Northern. for
which he sued the railroad company
ior SO. 900.
James q HnEE Vas born AZ
Ruah. Ter. Marrh "a. 1851. ana Was
governor frufn 1891 10 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
GOES TO ORIENT

Miss Caroline 0ber. head % tho
spanish department ~ the state
university. viii leave soon on the
Dakota for n trip 20 the Orient for
her health Before coming 90 the
university she taught school IN Ar.
geut.ue Republic for a few years.
where she became a fluent speaker
% Spanish. Miss Helen Harris. a
senior maiorlnK In Spanish. will
have charge % the freshmen classes
in that subject until Miss Ober re-
turns. which will be in June To- time
for the examlnhttuuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
KING EDWARD | |
TAKES HOLIDAY

LONDON. March a. King Ia.
ward left this morning for Rpkwe
months. holiday in franrr ffhif
and on the Mediterranean He1h "a
meet President failirren - Frana~s
EinR Alphonua IT spain ard EmRef .
or William Go discuss TIRE Morpftafi
situation and stii probably contrib.
ate 70 a poaceabie soiullnn of me
pending difficulties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
INDOOR MEET

An indoor meet will occur March
3 AZ the ~" gymnasium IN which
representatives from the different
Y ". c. A. athletic clubs. high
schools IN Western Washington. BE-
sides the students % the university.
viii take part The event will 30
purely an amateur affair. and all
contestants will abide BY the
Amateur Athletic union rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
MAYORS FIRST
APPEARANCE

Harry n Wilson presided, and
addresses were made By Edgar G.
Raine. John RipllnEeF. o. A. Ball.
niger. Harry Carroll. Scott Calhoun
and GeurEs n walker At n rspgb-
lean meeting held At Christensen .
hall. Arcade block. last night under
The auspices u the Young Meua
Republican club. This 10 the first
appearance Of Mayor nAlilnger In
the present campaign He all
make one more address. that Al the
Seattle thester meeting Aoaaay
night. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
MAY Or RELEASED.

At the hearing n " o Br,a,..
charged with counterfeltinK b.i.,,.
Cammlahiouef Klsfsr tbla az.
noon The latter ANNOUNCED The - 49,
would be- dismissed unless Inc - -.
ernment ffsuished additional =,
denee within short Tina p...s
CLANCY and Charles Fleming az .aa
8u bis bond ''e