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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Taking Cor effect.

WASHINGTON. . g. Dee. c.
After stirring up the country and
giving eNcitable ones food for OK
precision, the war cloud u 1905 dis
sipatea. leaving only = rumbllng of
the court case IN California.
The officials most concerned. re-
gard the whole thing as a tempest
"a a teapot Those having the
Views Of tho president on tho Jap
aneae question. think he could have
nppaased the japanese b. less ad ID
vaneed declarations Tho caiifor-
MIA eoggressmen who have talked
almost continuously for three days,
are thought 20 be talking Tor home
consumption. although at the same
time. the arc serious In the COM
tentisn that tho japanese coolies
must be excluded IN the Same way
az the Chinese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
TAFT SUPPORTS
PRESIDENT
lssrIpps Telegraph ssfvle..l

WARRINGTON. -. G.. Dec. e.
william II. TAFT secretary Of war.
IA his annual report. strongly COM
menaH the action 81 the president In
Diminishing from the service the eni-
ored soldiers concerned in tho
brownsville outrage. lie says.
The feet that many innocent men
are mhde to suffer makes the meas
ure appear harsh. but such steps
were necessary IN order 20 accom-
pllsh the desired result. which was
90 ascertain tho names Of the guilty
individuals IN refusing Go diYuiEs
the Identity Of their guilty comrades,
all were guilty ana u was nscesaary
20 take severe measures 70 attain
this result The statement that the
action Hat taken because OF color,
Or race prejudice. hardly merits a
single thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
WOMAN CAUSED
DEATHS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec 6.-Ths
curuners lury today charged Mrs.
Laura Allion. owner a the building
occupied b. the Salvation ARM
a. = hotel =, the time Of the fire.
With criminal caFpiesenraH IN IN
ing the responsibility for the
deaths Of thlrisen dodgers Ia fall.
lnE 10 place fire escapes In the
building according 10 law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
lssrlesa rsIsarssh ssrvles.l

SAY FRANCISCO. Zee. s-un.
der tie direction Of Attorney Gen
srsi Maasiy. District Attorney Dew
tn yesterday held Conferences
sish President Altman. ~ the
board % sfucatiom. city Attorney
William q nurke. and swa 90 bis
assistants regarding the Japanese
school question: The eonference
Sas held Nffh q via@ 70 aFfangiuE
controversy without action" Va
bring suit "a test the legality ~ the
statute which requires the aewrrga
ton 81 chiiarcn Of Aougplian par
entaxe ln separate schools
The paints In dia0ale have been
practically agreed unon. bot ihe
drafting ~ ,he statements has been
postponed until Friday In The
meantime Mr. Detlin Will com
muuisafa wtth Washington 20 a..
certain whether che legal prncsnd
inEn shall BE- conducted before the
state supreme court uf befure the
fe.lafai court
The question a. iaaHe reyolyss
around the point as - WHISTLER or
not the exclusion Of the tapsncse
Il In violation Of The Japanese
treaty n. is Of the opinion that
fha las ilscriminafea against ihe
Japanese. lnaamgeh as other chit
dren Of white birth are not aegre
gated in separate schools. whereus
fha treaty with japan guarantee
she Japanese equal rights with
aliens from other lands
pfesids nt Altman Of the boari
~ eduration severely eriiieifeH The
president and charges htm with
gross iEn1rnnre Of the situation, 10
slew Of the statement laid before
hlm b Secretary Metean. who u
thoroughly familiar With the situa
ton The point 81 issue 81 the
presidents statement to the effect
that japanese students arc qxclnd
81 from the California schools
President Altman takes exccpllon
rs fhis aud SAYS that the IauAupae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
INJURED IN A
CAR COLLISION

c. Hanson. a tesfnstsfs Nas badly
injured last night a. a'cieek ~ a
seaait ef 4 ballard car rollidinE With
MS wagon a. the intersection o.
Foasta a. and ship -. Al Ballard
Han4an ard rs Rcndisman. bis efn.
tiuswr. wers On the wagon ana we're
scsnH dosn ship 81. ~hieh Il = very
rnrrew street A. a result Hanson
eoaid het ses the car unfa = was
too rla.a 20 prevent the collision.
The tra men we're threvn from the
r'asea aud Hanson was hHoeksd IN
seIsus ~. was removed t. the po-
lice station. then taken 20 thH home
~ Run aieman. i2t Sixth ~ y Or
Adams. who maB called. found mat
H.nsnn rad received sanrussiou ~
thr brain. and his condition l. sesi.
Gus Iasnalsmhn was not injured
TIE wagon was broken un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
NOVEMBER TRAFFIC
EXCEPTIONALLY HEAVY,

me r~sora fur traffic IN ard out
- Seattle for the month Of Novem-
aer vas unusually heavy. notwith.
standing the floods. which caused
ths suspension Of tfanseamtinsntal
bassness fully enc wek Las month
sue total number ~ reorie Feing q
ans from trains At the king II. sta
fson wns ss.sq1 or thiH nufnbcr
sapsa Nef arrivals. or 20 per cent
ana ttsa2. o. ~ per cent. we're de-
iafturea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

SINKING

J. NJ colman. the Seattle plo.
neer aud large property owner. IL
not expected "a live through the
nisht This morning he sank into
inconsistencies and Dr W C.
Hneaay. the family physician. an.
noaueed 10 the attendants this aft.
ernoon that he AID not believe he
would rally Mr. Colman's heart
stlli remains IN fair condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
EMILE LOBE DIES
SUDDEM Y

Word was received In Seattle
this morning that another W TINS
cltN's oldest pioneers, Emile Lobe,
passed away last night IN Kansas
city OF heart failure.
SIR. Lobe started In business IN
the Golden Rule Bazaar with Julius
Bornsteln In 1883 The offices and
store OF the company az that tihe
we're in the Oddiellow huiiaihk
First aud Marion st.
From the first name the trm
changed to the title Of Z. Lobe q
Co. Six years ago. when Mr.. lobe
went out Of business life. the firm
became known ~ } Bernstein a
SONS. AZ aIb First av south
Mir. Iohe's death. comes as sur
prise 10 his many friends. Al
though more or less III for some
lime. heart failure was not expect
ed. Ten DAYS ago Mr. and Mrs
Lobe left on a pleasure trip Tor me
cast. Last night in Kansas City
Mr. Lobe was suddenly stricken
with heart disease. sucoumbing q
few minutes alterward. lie was
81 years of age
Mr.. Lobe wns horn In New forh
ana was of French extraction. lie
was a member Of the West Cate
lodge Of the Masons In this city
and Of the Chamber of Commerce
and was noted for his musical tai
ont. being an expert performer on
the violin. He leaves two daugh
tors and q son az the home on Six.
teenth av Mrs Z Bernstein and
Mrs. $. Frank sisters. and Henry
Lobe. brother, are also In Seattle
Two other brothers are living, one
in BelllnFham and one in san Fran.
cisco.
since sevefing his connection
with the wholesale erockery, glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
scow SINKS WITH LOAD.

Last sunday nigh, the Canadian
rcnw Goga. with 1900 feet 81 gran
ste. sunk at the Cooperative Granite
company dock. near the Hammond
min. When the tide lowered the
scow vas left near the dock ON a
ledge. which gradually gave way
under the weight OF the load. a
diver wsn at once put 20 work aud
the removal Of the granite viii be
finished tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
TWO MEN HURT
IN COLLISION

Two men seriously injured. one
perhaps fatally. was the result OF
the collision between a Ballard
electric car and a wagon at Ballard
carly this morning.
chris Hanson and "a. Rendle-
man were driving down Ship St
and had turned into Fourth Az.
hen the street car hit the wagon
square.
Both men we're thrown out Of the
wagon and Reudleman struck the
pavement head first. resulting IN
conclusion Of the brain. 1t Is
thought that he viii die.
Hanson Is seriously bruised.
The two men were quickly taken
TO the home OF air. Rendleman,
1924 Sixth az. west
The wagon was demolished, but
the car Was not damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
ADAMS WANTS
PAIR OF GLOVES

George Edward Adams federal
prisoner serving a term q 10 years
AZ MeSeilis island for pilferinE the
United states assay office Of some
$4,000 worth 81 gold dust. has writ
ten a friend IN Seattle for pair q.
working gloves. Adams has been
pat to welding piCk and shovel Is
the work q excavatiuE for the ad-
fiiious 10 the government baHtile
and Il II likely that the physical taN
upuu him il severe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Make SENSATIONAL
CHARGES

Sensational charges we're filed
with ths ciyit service commissioners
today against scrxt a. J. wilkes. n
the Seattle police department. The
charges wefe preferred ~ Attorney
v. !. Brown. A waEonhrschl and
y q Olsen.
The commissioners are requested
10 cite wilkes before the civil ssrv-
ice board 60 defend the charges
against him. which aiisEe intemper-
anee. The complaint also alleges
that aafKt wilkes testified falsely
and committed perjury before Judge
Gordon Nov. T. Va giving evidence
~ the arrest ~ socialist street
speakers charged with ohstructinE
the sfHaeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
POLITICAL uPHEsvAL.
lssrinp. Telegraph ssrNies.l

CHICAGO. Dec The demo.
Gratis predict a political uphsaval az
she result % Rooesvsit's tresimsnt
Of the Japanese situation aud say
that nryana chance is hsixhfoned.
They also 1aY that heretofore they
thought Roosevelt more ~ letter
son democrat than q republican. but
nos regard the threats io send
troops a. sen Franefeco as aitenat'
tue atm forever from consideration
IN ne same class aa jefferson and
reiuatafiug Bryan as the ansqaive
cal leader % The democratic hosts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
ONE CAPTAIN
IS SUSPENDED

Captain MrCausiand. master %
ths steamer Advance. has been SUE
PENDED ~ the board ~ marine In
spectorn for leaving bis pilot house
M charge ~ q man not duly quail.
lied ~ law. whiie making run.
captatu Mecausland vas acting in
ths capacity - pufHef af the time.
The suspension was direct result
- tho fa1ity IN methods on sound
steamers resulting from the recent
pix-JsaBle wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

Patrclruan Harding Charged.
Charges alleging ahuHe and In
suitins eltissns near Second ~ and
Union - sept. - we're made in a
complaint before che civil service
commissioners against patroiman
AofRan HARDING this morning The
complaint Was signed BY ]. A Nc
Cofkis. contractor. who alleges
that the officer cursed. abused and
inaulted him while BE- was standing
AZ tlae shove address. listening 10 q
porRiisfic speech
The complaint alleges that Hard
Ing wac ln citizens clothes at the
time and attempted 10 iueite q riot.
inatssa q doing his duty an an Of
fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
FATALLY
SCALDED

Harry Watson. the S-year-uld son
of William Watson. zza w Baker
It. Ballard. fell into a tub Of boil
Ing water yesterday morning and
died last night a. result Of tire
acaiding. Mrs. watson had taken q
wash tub full Of boiling water from
the stove and placed IN on the floor
she lefl the room FOR a few minutes
and during her absence Harry. iu
Some manner. fen into the tub.
Several doctors were called. bat
they we're unable 10 save the lifr
~ the child. vho had been horribly
scaidea. The body was removed e.
Mayfields undertaking psFlors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
CONS|STORY IS
CANCELLED

ROME. Dec. THE pope today
cancelled thc public eoaslstofy
which Vas announced for late this
evening II n reported that this
action WAS taken on account of a
fear II assassination xith which
he xaa threatened feceafis
The pope insisted upon holding
the eonaiaiory. but the threats
were 80 strong that he finally gave
up. being told that not only bis
life but those u thousands Of Sc.
totsea from all over the world
we're endangered At q private Goa,
siasorY be conferred the red hat
en- Caralhai 2AmmnHka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
CATTLEMAN is
FOUND GUILTY

OGDEN. Utah. Dec e.--Will
swan. formerly a member Of the
Swan Land a Cattle company,
Witch owned thousands If aerea OF
land aud CSC. 600 head Of cattle In
wyoming. was today cent 10 prison
for five years. being convicted 81
frauds On the state ~ Utah. Swan
imported pelts from South Amer
lea aua collected a bounty an them
Ia nearly eyery county In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
PACKERS MUST
STAND COST

WASHINGTON. Dec 8 Senator
Dsveridss introduced bill today
providing that the cost Of meat tn
sgertiau be paid by the packers
Senator Gfoavenof agreed to the
reeiaiuu Of the ship subsidy bill
70 euofins the aid 10 South Amer
teas and Oriental lines only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
SIGHTING
DIX BODIES

lie eiroled the spot. but did not
HiEht bodies
Capt l.itehenhefn under orders
has efulaed daily az various sec.
tiona OF the Sound IN the hope Of
finding victims Of the wreck. but
has been unsuccessful. Saturday
he WINS al West Point an hour pre-
yiaus to Capt Beaver
Il IL stated that members OF the
BEAVERS crew became excited ana
gave out the information about ind
Ing the bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
CHICAC0.S VICE
ATTACKED

CHICAGO. Dec e-Tbe ulunici'
pal court Unexpectedly promises 81
- the greatest fore. yet discover
81 ii the suppression Of the evils
81 the under World Judge Going.
president ol the district frequent
Cd ~ lsyes habltuss. ordered sixfy
wognsu to leave the city aud issued
. subpoena Cor the clerks and form
81 justices under The old system
Il l. said that straS bonds wcre
made and Il IL said that the con
VlcflBu % the officials epnniNing ~
the trade ls certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
APPROP REATION
/. FOR WATERWAY
tsefIpps T,Isaraph ssrvIe..l

WASHINGTON. u. q. Dec. a.
Noarit Loco delegates are 10 wash
inRton today. Ia attendance At the
National Rivers and ilarhors con-
greae
The convention seeks fse eco. 900
from the government with which 10
improve the nations waterways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
KINGS HORSE A
|. PRIZE WINNER

CHICAGO. Dec. King ed
wards shire stallion, Promyic,of
won thu fret prize AZ the interim
tional live stock show this after
noon over Lord Rothsehiid'a Cir
ton Charmer The royal stables
have tried Tor many prizes, but lost
everything since the show began
This vas Pfomyictor's first ap
pearauee in any arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
|f|EK|KG 4 JURY IN
| THE THOMPSON CASE

has always been Of unseund mind.
The state. on the other hand, II
equally prepared 10 prove that tho
prisoner h nothing more o. less
than the cold. hlooded murder hts
cflme apparently STAMPS him 20 be.
Securing a Jury.
II Il expected that the entire 81
fofta Of counsel on both sides VIII
be devoted 81 least until TIE end ~
the week IN impansliuH the jury
The opening ~ the ease was de-
laysa because ~ the failure to ar
rive IL Judge w a. Reynolds who,
u was explained. had gone Ia Se-
attic and had been unahle faf some
reason % return 90 Tacoma.
Young Thompson entered tho
court room promptly az 10 u'elork
Ia charge 81 iailer HawieY and ac-
eampanled b his father and Ahur-
ice Thompson. hia brother who ls
cashier At the county clerks office
h. Seattle The boy waA dressed
as 10 was on his arrival IA TeronA
on the river at $50 o'eiaek yesters
day afternoon. Hs were a neat
black suit. a lay-lowu collar and a
Windsor lie.
ttts boyish appearance surprised
even those who had come prepared
10 finf . youthful prisoner rhomp-
son raid no attention to the curious
eyes feeused upan hiul bat waikee
quietly and quickly ta his counsel .
table lie took chair Al the eH-
tfeme left end. between his brother
Maurice. who sat en- hta left and
his father. who occupied a chair on
hts right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
SANTA FE ROBBED

DE soTo. Kan Dec. "a rob
Der thlH morning knocked Noua
Heckerf. night operator Of the Santa
BE at this station unconscious. rob
bed the money drawer and escaped
A private soldier convict. who es-
cnpod yesterday from Fort Leavcu.
worth prison. Is suspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
EIGHTEEN DIE IN
FLOOD

Ell PAso. Tex, Dee 6-The
Herald has received n special dis
patch from Clifton Arizona. giving
the first detailed report Of the dis
aster by flood az that place.
The iiat of known dead now
numbers rs persons. two OF whom
are Americans, the balance being
Mexlcana. who lived in small huts
along the river Great damage has
been done to property In the town
but the river Is rapidly recedine
and no further trouble Is antioipat'
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

Capt. J bernstein Of the TUG
beaver denies the story printed
that he sighted three bodies last
Saturday off West Point. prosum'
ably victims OF the Dix.
This statement was made "a
Capt len iitchenherE. In com
mand OF the u n revenue launch
Scout. Capt bernstein told Capt,
tAtehenherk that he sighted obsta'
clea floating around In the water
upon which nonEulls were perched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
BELIEVE THE DIX
IS FOUND

The wreck Of the steamer DIX 10
believed 10 have been found last
Night b. those grappllns
The object that has been struck
repeatedly was found last night
aud toWed towards land far enough
tor a cable attached 90 the unknown
object 10 be lined up 20 the dock At
Aihi Point
The saarrhera believe that the
wreck has been found and this
afternoon a Heow Will be launched
over the apot and with lead iines
sn attempt wiil be made to asoof
tain whether II 10 the DIX OF not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
FRANCE OFFERS opisios.
tsanan. T.Isnr.nh a.r.lesl

PARIS. Doe t--'FheFu II sen.
erAl discussion 81 the Japanese
fsaIara 81 RooeoFalt'k message
Frsbch expsrtu On the American
constitution agree that The federal
eosernmeat has the authority 20
prevent the exclusion 81 the jap
anHzo from the schools q ans
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
NOT HOPELESS. SAYS JAPAN,
Iaerlnn. ralnaraph ssrxiss.l

TOXIC. Dec s-The Knkomlu
shimhun says editgFialiy that u
thinks the san francisco situation
IA not hopeless. - Roosevelt vii
be able to adjust the matter. n
SAYS that the affair reveals a weak
point in the American political or
ganixation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

only those can realise Who know tho
proud cid family,
Mont &c en- stand.
Il il almost certain that Chester
Thompson win not take tho stand
In bis own defense. Charlotte WHIT
tlesay, the younH woman with whom
the prisoner was IN love. and whom
be tried 60 So On the nikht % the
murder. Il an her way here from
New York. where she has accord
ms % rroseeutiug Attorney Mack
ietesh. been attending school she
uili probably arrive In time TO take
the stand Monday,
The stgl according 70 the prose
entian. Wlil testify that she never
lowed young Thompson OF rncour-
sked him "a his mad infatuation
How ihs boy prisoner VIII take this
statement from the kifl for whom
he became n murderer IL = matter
uf eanfeeturc.
The defense, Il Il admitted. wiu
ee en the ground " insanity
lhampsnns attorneys are prepared
q prove BY witnesses who have
known him from Infancy. that he
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4. sst.stttttsttt ttttstttttttttt =

done. the appeal being argued pure
~ on abstract questions OF law.
George ~. Walker. who represented
Judge Ffater before the supreme
court. said this morning.
The only questions raised on the
appeal OF the case 20 the supreme
court were purely questions Of law.
No suggestion Was made By the
representative Of the prosecuting
attorneys office OF any suspicion
that there had been anything inn
proper Ia the proceeding.
DR. Kenneth Turner yesterday In
formed officers Of the King Conn.
% Medical association that he de-
sired the association 10 investigate
the charges made before the $3.50
citation insofar as they involve bis
conduct In the matter. and this
Will be taken up AZ the meeting
Of the association a week from next
Monday night
Turner Denied Admission.
DR.. Turner has been a member
OF the association for a little more
than a year. he applied first for
membership more than two years
ago. but objection was urged 70
him on the ground ~ his ethical
standing In the profession and the
application was Withdrawn. Last
year the application was agsiu
presented and favorably passed
upon. though In the face Of some
slight protest
The Seattle Bar association has
called meeting Of it's members
for the evening Of December H.
at which the relations Of attorneys
10 the scandal will probably be
taken up. though nothing Of that
nature f. suggested in the invita-
ton cards sent out yesterday.
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ny from biz father. several o. the
best known business men OF the
city took the stand and swore that
the elder sloane vas never an
habitual drunkard. nor incompetent
Ia business.
The case win probably continue
for another week. owing 70 the mass
II expert testimony to be heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

ware and notions business Mr.
Lobe has been identified with Rich
ard +. Walker In the real estate
and general insurance business,
with ofsses in the Colman building
lie is not a millionaire, but owns
several large pieces OF property IN
Seattle. among them being the ola
residence al Fourth ay and Stew
art
Funaral arrangements have not
beon made. but Il Is probable that
the body will be brought back to se,
attic for burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
MINE EXPLOSION


HorGHTON. Mitch. Dee e.--one
person dead and two fatally hurt
is the result Of a dynamite explo-
sion At the Quincy mine yesterday
which for time imprisoned 40
miners
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STORM WARNING.

; The weather bureau this
! morning displayed storm sig
|. mails. wind increasing south.
! easterly to high this after
\ noon.
I. a A A 4 - 49, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
WILD UTTERANCES
REGARDING JAPAN
WASHING

WASHINGTON. Dse 6-Representative Mccall Of Aassa
ehusetts. republican II would - the for the
himself the administer
all the other laws Of the Gated States When have bat
all thu earthquake ef Of Francisco, and
province has been pat order
Kbt o the Japane~e public edueaon. Sil be
taught a % the enforcement Of the Laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
JY ER[REl f1REEIRE}RE EH||R [$
Considers it Beneath His Dignity to Notice IN
Any Way What He Terms the Malicious and
vlIIfying Attack Of the Prosecuting Attorney
tttstttttttttt stssttt tttt

II consider a beneath my dignity 10 take notice OF
the absolutely false malicious and Nlyna charges made
against me by Prosecuting Attorney mseknosh stand
ready any before Impartial tribunal
any specific charges ensnatnn dgnfed attack
lna my official conduct "-supsrior Judge A. w. Frsier
Judge Fra,er shortly after these two women
had been arrested suggested that commission be
pointed Inquire their sanity. told him that IN my
opinion would be useless for believed that
Impossible reputable physician who would
this Judge Frater declared that
he would commission would find the women In.
sans."-ProseeUtns Attorney Kenneth Macintosh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

are not excluded bus TIA, the aa.
iharltiea ~lah To establish separate
fctnaia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

lstsr Special saryiss.)
'NhANE. Dec n buttai tee
hy has been introduced by the
70 he trial u gldaoy sloane
" murder Of hls father James
g.. - elsprove The theory ~ tho de-
mat The boy Inherited lnaan-