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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21
HOT FIGHT OF LrrTLErrELD.
Samuel De Nedrey Of This City to Aid
Gompars

President Samuel Gompers Of the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor has summoned
Mr.. Samuel De Nedrey Of this city to Maine
to take part In the fight organized labor is
making against the reelection Of Repre-
sentative Littleheld because Of his alleged
opposition to the cause of the workingmen.
Mr.. De Nedrey Is q member Of Columbia
Typographical Union OF this city. He Is
also delegate from that body to the
Central Labor Union. and Is legislative
agent Of the central body before Congress.
He Is regarded as a fluent and forcible
speaker and will stump Mr.. Lttfeflelds dis
trict In company with President Gompers
and other labor leaders
1t Is understood that Mr.. De Nedrey
will tell the workingmen Of Maine of his
experience as labor agent In the halls Of
Congress and how the working millions
are regarded by the average senator and
representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21
Pleasure Parties on the. Potomac.

The steam launch Little Angus. belonging
to the Potomac Dredging Company of this
city has returned from a trip of several
days to the lower river with Mr.. Dorsey,
the secretary of the Potomac company. his
family and party OF friends aboard. The
launch, under the command of Capt. George
Cook. visited the fishing grounds in Mat
tawoman creek. and the party spent con-
siderable time grabbing and fishing.
The two-masted schooner r. V. Lane.
hailing from Newport News. Va, which
has been In port here for several days with
a party aboard, departed last evening. She
anchored over night OF Aiexandria and this
morning resumed her trip to Chesapeake
bay. The Lane Is roomy schooner and Is
fitted out for the comfort OF those cruising
on her. She Is vessel Of thirty-three tons
burden, and Is 65h feet long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21
Mail chutes croeged.

Postmaster Barnes has written to the SUI
perintendents Of all buildings in the District
having mail chutes asking that particular
care be taken to prevent stoppage Of letters
and packages through careless handling.
He says delays have been caused In the
collection Of mail through accidents OF this
nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21

Columbia Heights Residence Sold.
The three-story brick and stone residence
1882 Fairmont street has been sold by
Stone & Fairfax. agents, to r. D. Shepherd.
the price being $4,000. The purchaser is a
prominent Washington business man, who
will occupy the premises as his residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21

Following quarrel Mrs. wm. Thomas.
wife Of q miner at Pontiac. H., was killed
yesterday by her husband. who cut her
throat and then crushed her skull The
murderer escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21
CEYLON AND INDIA TEA

hen
swallows
her food whole because her teeth
are in her stomach.
But your teeth are in your mouth
and you should use them when
you eat.
If you find yourself bringing on
indigestion by "bolting" your food,
try
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CORNER SELLS
FOR $4,000
rouRTA AVE. PROPERTY HAS
TAKEN a GREAT JUMP ~
REAL ESTATE eiRcLEs-Two
LARGE DEALS MADE.

fsne ~ the largest real estate
assts - the week Vas made bate
; &5ersAy agJHFmaen. when tbe FIRST
sen tana compeny bought from
lhfala Preston the southwest eors
sstr ~ Fourth aYe and Columbia -
fet ttft0oo. ~ q crane 4 60. rep
fssxnisd the purchasers. ehiis Jas
T. nakietane represented the seller
The psnrerty whirh ia described So
lasn and 3. block 81 Bofenn aadi-
ten. u isetiao feet and - Improved
pr several small buildings bring
mg q fair rental n il 70 be in.
esnvsd Immediately BY the par
eRa.afa
Another large deal was made late
IL the Afternoon In which n J HuH+
ten bought from the l-ifsi Hill Lana
refnpany ths southwest CORNER q
Fonfth ave. aud seneca A. Tor Sc. Z
eee This property vas bought hy
ths Lard company tne months aEa
FER confederation ~ tfe.0ea from
= r. afimsou. The property Il de-
seflhsd an the east one bali ~ lot
3. black n. Horen's addition. Il is
sansi feet IN Size ~. ". crane 4
Go made she sale.
FOURTH ave. property has Jumped
lnto public favor as rapidly as has
property on Third ave. at the time
ihs rsarade was started. II l. rum
cred that another large sale IL ta
br made to-day ur tomorrow on that
nxenue. the particulars - which are
nat yet In share fog publicity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CUT OFF
SPECTATORS
st,lNeLg MILLS BUREAU AND
LUMRE WHOLESALERS
CLUB MAKE STRINGENT
RULE - sHiNeLE PRICES
Will NOT Dc ADVANCED.

Ata meeting Of the shinFle Mills
Bureau aud the Pacific Lumber
v h0leunlers' club. held last night In
tho lumbcrmen's club rooms. IN the
olympic block. & vas decided by
an members present that the pres.
Vnt schedule price list on shingles
would be maintained
The principal subject for discus.
sion was the utilization Of all shin.
gle manufacturers and wholesalers
throughout the state To the Single
Mills Bureau. The present unset.
lied condition Of the shinEle market
10 attributed TO spectators and
brokers who have no interest IN the
manufacture Of shingles. but who
are bidding In the hope Of strength.
oning OF weakening the market to
fuit the demand
n was decided a. last nights
meeting not To sell 20 these out.
eide brokers and spectators. but
10 confine the market 10 legitimate
wholesalers.
Al present fully so per cent Of
the manufacturer of the state are
affiliated with and in favor Of the
Rhinrle Mills Bureau,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
Up AGAINST Il
TOMORROW
OPEN SEASON TO HUNT BIRDS
BEGINS TOMORROW -- CITY
HALL OFFICIALS OFF TO TAG
WOODS.

Tomorrow the pheasanta Hfouse
and ducks vii be up against a.
That the city hall officials are ksen-
IS alive 20 the open season iH shown
by the number who are setting
ready 10 set Of tonight IN fun re-
gala 10 be on hand for The first
birds tomorrow.
Among the first to leave today
was city Treasurer q. r. Russell,
W no started for the mountains this
afternoon on a 50-mile drive.
Between the hunting and primary
election excitement. the city hall was
e deHulate- looking place today. chief
clerk Melse. Of the compirollerss Of
flee. amused himself ana others by
telling some Of his famous stories,
while his subordinates sat around
swattlng uneasy flies. Mr. Russell
could be seen pntading about IN q.
hunting OUTFIT counting bis birds
ahead Of time. The only real busy
people were the ineu engaged IN
Singing mortar on the city hnifg
tinatfH wallis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug - william
Jennings Bfyan was up early this
morning There was no trace Of
haaraenefs la his voice aud be said
he never felt better ia his life lie
mingled With the people Ia the
hotel lobby before 5 O'Clock. having
already had breakfast with bis
family ia their apartments
An immense ooncourse a people,
estimated a. over 10000. greeted
NJ. BrYhn last night az Madison
square garden when be appeared
on the platform a was fully 10
minutes before his voice could be
heard. such waa the volume Of
cheering and applause that greeted
him.
In private boz. near the stage,
sat William Randolph Hearst. with
some friends During the few mo
ments ehen the speaker referred -
government ownership 81 railroads
aii cYea were turned toward tho
Hearst box aud thousands 81 voices
were raised In cheers for the news
paper man 80
Once during the evening. when
ST Bryan made reference 20 so
ciaIism. demonstration. partly
cheers and party Misses. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
NAY sTAar RUBBER PLANT.

WITH o View u starting rubber
manufacturing plant IN this city. I.
- Araoiy arrived IN the city last
night Mr. Apsely IL the president
~ the Rubber Manufacturing and
Distributing company and ~ the
ApaeiY Rubber company ~ Hudson,
Mass lie stated that - vas his
opinion thar bis company would
take up tho manufacture ~ rubber
goods here. the only obstacle be-
ing the scarcity " labor now being
experienced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

There IN open today a splendid
for The right kind Of
woman to take unto herself r hus'
baud. on the classified PAGE Of
The star Is an offer from one OF
the best knowu men IN kiieap coun-
~. aud the offer IL for marriage.
Buried Ia the seven or more lines
Of the offer are the full particulars
OF she requirements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CAUSES
ALARM
FrisCO's Strike May Send
Small Merchants to
the Wall.

SAN rRANcleCo. Aus o. THE
arrival Of fnriryn strike breakers
Tonight, it - expected. VIII sgHrn d
vute The present comparatively calm
attitude or both factions IN the
street railway strike. All efforts 60
bfinE about arbitration have 90 Ear
mes With failure. Preparations for
housing 5000 strike breakers, COM
rlaied this morning. includes cais.
pres isious and firearms
The strike IL proving disastrous
Tor Tie eitYH business men. who are
sttuaglinF 70 set en- their feet aftcr
The fire A prominent Wholesale
btnker thia mofninE predicted that.
slanld the strike continue any lsueih
~ tins. many retail merchants. nov
dainN business GA a credit basis.
Win be forced ta the wall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CAPT TAIN LOSES
HIS LICENSE
C. p. n. STEAMER COMMANDER
HELD RESPONSIBLE FoR
COLLISION WITH TUe CHE.
Halls.

VANCOUVER. y. e, Aug al
A verdict against the Canadian Pa
eific Railway Steamship company
Was rendered this morning b. the
special court of inquiry Into the
sinking Of the tug Chehalia b. the
flyer Princess. Of Victoria The
court found that the fatal accident
vas due solely 10 the want ~ care
in navigation Of the Princess. in
command of Capt Griffin The cap.
tain's certificate Is suspended for
ak months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

sssy BERTH ON The BIG
bEAMER IS TAKEN - Los
tsoELEs TIMES SENDING
EXCURSION PARTY.

Wsat Northern liner Dakota r.
Aasaaied 10 SAL Sunday noon for
= Orient. carrying 225 passengers,
i-fkest number she has ever
80 % q TIP Included In her
are lfl excuraioulsts sent 70
.s9ah ana China BY the Los An.
- Ilm9s Accompanying the
~ y General Harrison Grey
- proprietor Of the Times and
Lpminent figure IN recent wars
~ United states. The PARTY ar.
~ y Portland today and viii be
@dftle Sunday morning pro
x direct - the Great North
e'0hei Harry o. periey. attached
at medical department. 4 8 A..
vest Point academy, ~ booked
y Iokio. Tie f. accompanied b.
y. VIE and "a staying nc the LIN.
\ large number Of mission
- "fe leaving for the Orient
Az. spsekin9 of the unusually large
s ,t.seef Of passengers taking the
~ lnis tine Of year General Pas
49, Agent Rosa. Of the Great
. ..e.ihefn steamship line. said this
,.ofnia9 that "the ehrysanthemums
~ We. beginning 70 bloom, and
~, ,,as,slean ana London round.the
e ~gs.letA are coming ont % take ad
'-n'ase Of us tip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
BURGLARS NOW
UTILIZE AUTOS

KINGSTON. s. y. Aug 3i-Au
tomoblle robbers made another de
scent upon Ions Island this morn
ms They blew out q safe 81 Hlgh
land posfnfflco aud stole $500 IN
each aud 500 stauspa several mss'
ferione coflAsefe. sleeping days aud
making Icing trips In motor cars 81
nirhi. have attracted attention late
l.. and it 81 believed they are con
nrcfed with the burgiariea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
YOUNG BOYS
AS BURGLARS
POLICE MAKE ARRESTS OF
YOUTHS SCARCELY IN THEIR
TEENS ON A ERIous
CHARGE -lNolFFERENcE OF
PARENTS.

Four boys, Elmer Roy, aged Il.
John DeiIan. 10; David sonville, II.
and William Gormly. ~. we're ar.
rested this morning by Detective
Sam Corbett and Truant officer
ke,ehum. charged With hurglarizing
the Broadway grocery, corner OF
Broadway and Cherry ST. last night
According to their own state
meuts. Roy and DcHan entered the
store from n rear door, which was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

san FRANCISCO. Aug 81 1T
waa reported from authentic union
sources this mnfning thut II the
ear strike lRhth the week out all
lhe uniuns IN this city viii Join IN
4 sympathetic strike against the
United Railways President Cor
ueliua. Of the strikers, refused 90
eonnfm this. saving ho did not tn
tcad "a show bis hand just set
Ar Cornelius aud Mayor schmiS
wsru IN conference Al noon today
ever ghU situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
GOVERNMENT TO sLAnE.

Replying 60 an article published
IN the Army ana AsVy hegistef
Frank Moran. OF Moran Bros gives
out statement in which be "a.
planned that the baitleahip Nebtas
Ia would have hoen completed over
a year ago aad the government fuf
niHhcd the armor plate and other
material In ample time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
RAvENNA TO INCORPORATE.

A petition signed by about rs clt-
liens 0f RBvenna has been present
"a 20 the county commissioners for
permission 10 incorporate az a city
81 the fourth class. The county sur
veyor was instructed 10 determine
the boundaries ~ the district and
the matter viii be heard Sept s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
BIG SHOOTS MAY
GO TO OHIO

SEA GRIT. N. J.. Aug 3l,--The
National Rifle association has So
leeted board Of directors that Is
pledged 60 Dust its president, Gen.
Spencer. and move the shoot TO
Ohio. New Jersey has spent $780,
600 on the range 10 accommodate
The association, but tho west de
mands more central location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
noo.aoo CONCENTRATION.

Henry T. Reed. director 81 ca.
plnltatlon Of the Alaska YukonPa.
clfic exposition. Is Of the belief that
the most ardent member 81 the or.
der Of loo.Hoo can be satisfied
With The number Of mines he will
be able to present " the annual con.
catenatlon il held 10 Seattle at The
time OF the fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
TRANSPORT
HITS ROCKS

HONOLULU. Aus 30 Transport
sheridan. dnc a. this port from the
Fhiltnnsueas sent ashore at {
o'cioek this morning n The fus a.
Barber Point. Oshs island
The shtp'a boats haze been tFY.
iux 20 land passengers. bat az set
they haze been unable 20 DO 50. uw
inE TO the heavy aaf and danger
from the rocks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

IS CHARGED

Wilma Cochrane, at one time
sheriff Of King county. and who, on
June -. shot his neighbor. Thomas
o. shark8y, Will have 10 answer the
charge Of attempt 20 murder
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
preferred the charge this morning.
IL Is understood that COchrane viii
make the plea OF self.defense. as
sharkey threatened him with a
pItahfofk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
JUDGE PARKER HEAD
OF BAR ASSOCIATION.

ST PAUL. MINI. Aug. 3i.--Al
ton n Parker Is the sole nominee
Of the general council for president
Of the American bar association
Secretary Hinekley and Treasurer
Wadhams were reuomiuated
Charles Monroe, 81 Los Angeles
was nominated for a member Of
the executive committee. The
ticket will probably have no oppo.
aitlOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
n ernan'a speeeh.

Mr. Bryan'a speech lasted } hour
and 20 minutes lie said IN part
Like al travellers who have Fls.
ited other lands. ! return with DO.
light 10 the land OF my birth, mofs
proud - itg people. With more con.
fidcuce ia its government and CRATE.
ful 10 the kind providence that east
my lot in the United States.
MY national pride has been In
creased bY the abundant evidences
! have seen Of the altruiatlc Interest
taken IS the Americans In the peo.
pie OF other countries No other
nation can show such a record II
beneyolenee and dislnterested
friendship
MY love for our form Of govern.
menf has been quicksHed - ! have
visited castles and towers and
peered into dark dungeons. and |
am glad that our nation, probing
by the experience Of the past, and
yet unhampcred by traditions and
uufettsred by caste. has been per-
mltted to form q new center Of civ
nization on new soil and erect here
a government of the people. by the
people and for the people.
a Message Of Peace.
.rhe first message that bring
from the ole world f. a message OF
peace. The cause Of arbitration 10
making READ progress In spite OF the
fact that the nations most prom"
lnent IN the establishment Of Tho
Hague tribunal have themselves
been engaged Ia wars since that
court waF organized.
4 believe that II our nation
fCoutlnued on rage -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
NAME oHAHoHp BY COURT.

A. thu result OF an order iaeued
by Judge frater. Louis Rosshlum
viii 80 hy the name of lee RuHs,
Tho other brother will keep the
name Of Louis since the name Of one
OF the boys has been changed. The
boys experienced no end 0f trouble
beeanse % Ihnlr aImlIAr nnmea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
GIRLS, HERE IS JUST
THE PROPER CHANCE

The offer is not for amusement
but Il made in all seriousness ~
man. who is well known. Is dlssat
lsfied with walking the path OF llfs
longer alone and has come 10 tho
positive conclusion that welded life
IL best OF all Al least he Is Eoin2
TO make the change. and from BIS
personal appearance is one whom
ans woman could point 10 ss her
husband with pride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
SUMNER CAMP CLOSED,

The young men OF the Y N G
A Who have been camping ON the
shores OF Hoods canal Niil close
their camps tomorrow aud prepare
for the opening OF school. The
camps were well attended this sum
mer aud outdoor sports OF all kinds
were features Of their enjoyment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
BOYCO 7 7
IS LEGAL
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA 81.
PREME COURT DECIDES IT IS
A PEAcEABLU WEAPON ron
LABOR UNIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aus ai-Thr
fiaht ~ boycott a. a peacesble
weapon Ter labor vas upheld herr
to-day by 1ustice Stafford iu the su-
arrma court District u cuiumbia.
IN tho case q Iehn Render. baker.
who was seeking 10 eu1oiu the union
bakery workers from maintaining q
boycott against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
REGISTRATION
SHOWS GAIN

A total o. Lei additional names
had been addsd to the registration
lists up TO noon today. aceoriins 10
count made b. the rcEistrn ton
CLERKS This brings the citya fetal
registration up 20 gg.giT.
The new names are distributed
among the wards as Follows FIRST
90. Second 20. Third ZOE. Fourth 20
fTfth IS. sirth Is. Eleventh. $50.
Eighth IS. Sinth 90. Tenth 50.
Eleventh %
The office IN the city hall win ~
open for registration tomofroe until
midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
FIr.s rfaInioad Reaches Ogden.

OGDEN. Utah. Aus = The
fret FARLEY train vii arrive here
a. Z SO thia afternoon The train
meu don't like re handle it. but
doubtless they sill not refuse TO do
the switching A tiE committee
aill cnaeayof to induce the men 90
desert here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CUTS THROAT
WITH RAZOR
sAAsoAp NAN ATTEMPTS TO
toxnIr SUICIDE AT MAPLE
WlLsf-ls IN PREcARloUs
tcxolrlos.

r<st OEayec. a section band on
y Columbia & Pagei sound rail.
~ hiismpfed % commit suicide
Z - Tuom Ia a lodklng house AZ
~ waller yesterday ~ cutting
= 'Agst
tztn found be Has in an uacon-
f'ess cnnGifion. with a razor lying
Y - side and a cash three inches
- "a this threat. from which the
No vas freely flowing. he was
: care removed % the county hos
s'A a. Georgetown. where DR.
.nsas saamiaed the wound and
eana ihat he windpipe had been
svsxd
Y larson says thsf. although
= mar u In a serious condition.
= vi probably recover
uafee makes no statement aa 70
= ssaas Of his attempt 70 take bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
N. p. FAvoRs wALLA wALLA.

a new tariff schedule issued by
tho Northern Pacific which viii so
Into effect tomorrow. maEos WalIa
Walia a new 1obbinE center Under
this rev arrangement. Spokane Is
no longer fhs only interior iobblnR
eeutsf on TIE %etthern Pacific llnss.
Che nee 4afe g. slyea 20. WaHa
Naiia whoi~a1 ieFs Tor . f61lus ~ 20
riifer on the Northern Pacific iines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
RETURNS WITH
BIG Poke

Colonel o. " Johnston. one 81 the
best known capitalists ia eastern
Washington. returned on the
steamer Dolphin from Fairbanks
where he Is Interested In many Of
the valuable claims in the Tanana
district Mr Johnston was gone q
trifie over five weeks and returned
with a poke containing $4,000. the
result Of the first eleanupa ON his
properties.
SIR Johnston speaks In glowing
terms az the Teuderfo0t district, the
scene ~ the new placer strikes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
SOLD LIQUOR TO oIaLs.

aauaes Chnpln. arrested v@dncf-
day fuf sailing liquor 80 a fnlno',
wss yesterday rcafreated By 'rs.t
uty sheriff Tom Corey aud. llsle Y
az bring allowed his freedom on sldI
ban. ~ was first ordered. Npa ~
under hands Of 81 600 lie II chargeA
~lih ssyin4 iio,ipr 70 tpnnf sifi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
URE
VESSELS
BELIEVED THAT CUBAN IN.
suReENTs HAVE POSSESSION
OF STEAMERS LOADED WITH
WAR EQUIPMENT.

NEW york. Aus. SILT r. re-
ported that vessel loaded with
arms and equipment for the Cuban
rebels has sailed from Wilmington.
Della.
The officers ~ the ward line to-
day said they fear the Insurgents
have captured the steamer SeEpr-
anca. IN which weFc shipped milf
tary supplies for tbs cuban govern
msnt
The capture II the steamer COLI
lado b. the Insurgents - also re-
rortsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
NEBRASKA EDITOR
DIES SUDDENLY

OMAHA. Neb., Aug. Edward
Rosewaier, editor Of the Omaha Bee.
who was just defeated for nomina
ton for the United States senate.
and long prominent in ali the stir.
ring events OF Nebraska, was found
dead last night in the office OF the
Bee building by the lanitor lie
was smitten az his desk while la a
natural position Heart failure was
apparently the cause Of death he
was apparently IN good hcellh yea-
iersi0y, Il 81 supposed that hip De.
feat for the senate hnatened his
death. II was his ambition FOR years
10 30 TO the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
EXPECT CALL TO
CHASE INDIANS

VANCOUVER. u g. Aug al
The military here expect 10 receive
call any minute TO the Sabine
country. whore there "a Il serious
Indian revolt Several special con
stables so north this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

partially open. and rifled a small
metal bank. from which they OBJ
tanned 81 in pennies. Deiian then
robbed small glass case OF 50
cents and the TIL OF 10 cents. The
boys helped themselves 10 guam
tlty of biscuits. after which they
went 10 a barn in the neighborhood,
where they stayed overnight Son.
Vile and Gormiy stood watch for
the others while the robbery was
committed. II Is alleged that CORN.
iy is the leader OF the gang
Roy and DeHan were arrested on
the FLYER dock this morning and
she arrest OF the remaining boys
followed The parents Of Roy and
DeHan seem absolutely Indifferent
to the fate Of their children, as no
inquiry has as yet been made 10
the police as 20 the whereabouts OF
the missing boys.
The boys were charged with burg
larry and removed TO the county
jall, there to await trial before
Judge Frater. of the Juvenile court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
FAIRBANKS CAMPAIGNING
AMONG KANSAS q. A. q

DODGE CITY. KAN. Aus a.
Vice President Fairbanks IL herr
today az the fpuuion ~ the Kansas
q. A X he Waa enthusiastically
received. Its speech was a rrxieu
% the hnruic deeda % the veterans