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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

For information Leading to arrest
And conviction Of persons cutting Or
Stealing coprsr wire or sny Other
prosperity belonging to the Las Vegas
Railway q Power company.
W. A.. BUDDDCKE, President.
2i2u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

Shawhan Four Generation Whiskey,
at the Annex Bar, 1-136
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Try nj new soft lump ceal. orl.
Ham. Las Vegas Light I Fuel Co.
12.1O6
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

WANTED-Patnaer ana cale1miner.
George r. HIM. Twelfth aad' Nsaonaf.
Ito
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Coming Attractions.

The following attractions have been
booked for the Duncan for the near
future.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

Pictures Drameu to order 1t 8. h.
Dearths' the undertaken. 1925
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

Gehringfs, for Johnson's Floor Wax.
NH
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". N. Lewis. undertaken and en-
'baimer: s12 Lincoln Ave-. both phones.
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Smoke the Err. Union made. s-fss
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valentines at the Savings Bank
Store. zoo
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g. A. MCMILLAN,
Las VEGAS. Nm.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND RENTALS
M FOR SHLE

Two four room cottages. nice lawn
ana eatbuildings. ~ In good shape,
e1,So0 each.
100 acrs fssch, 8 ~ nSllss from city.
Wen improved, living stream water On
pIsce. al css ~ irrtgatsd. 4 bargain.
@48eO.
Nv acre Sheep rsreh. improved, free
rangsy plenty - water. : snap u 100.
Onace: HedgcoCk- Koogler Bldg. Il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

\ ohawhan Four C~enefAtiun WN(6kev
ct the Opera bar. ttSS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

behring's for tents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

Miss Mary Emilio died at Lincoln.
Lincoln county Of appendicitis at the
age Of twenty-one years. @.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-09

Furniture stock, cheap rent, fine
location. no competition. . sood In
vestment.
Many other propsrtiss for ale or
rem Furnished rooms. Eooas for
Hight housekeeping.
All Inquiries concerning buslnsss,
the city, ~ climate. ETC., chssrfslly
aaswsrsd.
Y. Phone-0@1s e7. Hntdsnss d,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
WASHINGTON, 0. G.
NEWS NOTES

Secretary Taft says that he viii
visit Alaska next year
Since II has been ruled by the
house that the paragraph OF the
army appropriation bill providing
Tor an extension OF the Alaska ca
BILE IL out Of order. an effort WAy
be made to have tho provision at
taehed "a the uundfy civil bill The
proposition In " pay for the pro
pohsa extension out Of the current
receipts from commercial meaaaEeA,
The chance that congress would
at this session take favorable action
on a measure looking 90 a terrific
rial form OF government tpr Alaska
has disappeared After d'senrHlpn
Of tho general subject, lasting more
than an hour. the house committee
on territories. meeting behind closed
doors. decided by n vote of ) 70 I
10 lay thu question on the table.
The veteran Ex-Governor hwinnl
ford. who has iabored long aud saa7
neatly for territorial government,
was Ia tears when the result saA
announced
The house has passed u bill pro-
yidlng Tor the marking Of the graves
OF Confederate soldiers buried In the
north
The senate has passed the bill
opening the south half of the Col
willie Indian reservation.
An army appropriation bill carry
Ing t6a. 600. 600 was passed By the
house yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
WILLNOT STOP
FIGHTING GAME

SAN FRANCISCO. March A.
Those interested IN tho fighting
rame dsplore che death Of paglllsi
T~uny. bat lts not thought there
will BE- any interference By the
board of supervisors. or the Local
authorities. Senator iialatun who
two years ago introduced BIN 20
prohibit fighting has announced
again that he viii make AN effort
20 have q bill passed AZ the neni
aUaslon Of she legislature
TIE district attorney Ntii inYesft-
gate ths charge that Tenny was
i0psa aud the stomach - the dead
pueiiist has been sent 20 the eiiy
chemist for analysis
When the body OF Tcnuy vas re
moved from the morxue to the home
90 Folsom a. last night an lmmcnss
crowd gathered. in an ATTEMPTED
break IN. but the police fought tbs
rroud back.
frankie Neil. referee noch and ths
seconds were RrraiKnrd this morn.
ing. but their cases were continued
until after the inquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
J. e. eRlcHron.


J. = crichton. councilman fran,
The Eighth ward aad Republican
candidate Tor reelection. = the
dean q the council. having hroksn
all records Of seattle history b
serving continually IN that body for
the past IL years. It's IL physician
By psof~ssson. dsvotlnk hts time 70
hts practice and having offices IN
the Oriental block.
During hts term e service Ne Ia.
witnessed many hard fought Coz
tests In the council probably the
sncss nasHhse OF whleh Nas the one
fof The blanket Franchise Of the Sc
attic Electric company in tS0a. IL
that contest cFiehtan held out for
further concessions BY tha april
can't Tor che grant. particularly tho
straight faaf-esnt fare and the So
cents an hour wage for wofkmsn
The applicants refused absolutely O.
xrant the go cent Uaes. but the
contest for scent fare waa ruus
promised on ths sale q s. tickets
for 81. after me glxht had reschsa
the peins whefc q appeared that thr
franchise uuaid be passed without
thai cauaisian. unless II Nsfe a.
c. atrt b. Crtehton.
nr. Criehten haa throughout hls
sertiee. with the exception II one
term. been chairman q tha fire and
wafer COMMITTEES. and waa from It's
deception an ardent advocate % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
FIGHTING FOR
A MILLION

business and residence property
OF The value OF 81 600. 600 Will revert
10 Amanda Waldrun II Federal
Judge WhitHon decides that her
claim 20 certain seattle realty 10
valid The trial OF the ease began
In the federal court today.
Many years ago Amanda Waldfon
owned a community interest In the
property In that part OF the city
bounded on the north by East How
ell II. Harvard Av. on the east I.
Union A. on the south. and on the
west by Summit av.
The district In dispute contains
many of the finest residences Ia Sc
attic. The recently constructed
summit public school. Unitarian and
Lutheran churches are properties
that viii affected.
Federal Judge lIantord has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
NO MORE CARS
ON JACKSON ST

The Seattle Eiectrie company has
issued a notice 20 the publle telling
Of a transfer system which will be
put into effect Sunday morning on
the Rainier HriRhta and Jackson
-. lines because % the Jackson st
rexrade. The notice follows;
Patrons OF Rainier Heights and
Jackson II. lines are notified that
commencing Sunday morning.
March 4. 1906. cars Of the Rainier
Heights line will be operated
through on Twenty-third av and
jefferson at to broadway and
James st.. connecting with the
James 81 cable line. the operation
Of Rainier Heights cars on Jackson
81 being abandoned until further
notice TO enable reconstruction and
raising Of tracks to new grade go.
tablished by the city on Jackson ".
between Second and Sixth avs
south.
Cars OF tho Jackson IT. line will
continue operation ON Jackson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
BANKERS LIFE
is IN TROUBLE

NEW YORK. March Called
upon By the state department Of In
saFanee % make god a serious I'M
patrment % lta capital. stoekhola-
era and directors Of the Bankers
lite Insurance company - New
York had Important meetings yes
tsrday. and within a few dAfs the
men Who compose the present man
aEument u tho company viii retire
and successors viii be named by
interests opposed 81 tho commit
tee The nanksras company has
nearly $50 600 .0o0 % outstanding
Insurance on It's books
Examination Of the company BY
the Insurance department of the
state La, December aiseioaed an TIM
palrment 81 ia capital % the satent
u something like 50 par cent Tn
der Instructions from suprrin,rnd
eut Hendricks tho company imme.
dlafeiy ceased writing Tee business
until che shortage could b. made
good. and az rapidly a. is licenses
Zoe doing business In other states
have expired the company has been
wtthdraWinK from operations out
side the domestic field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
H. J. Masg.
Municipal Ownership saedlds,s Cor
Councilman irenn the Slkth Ward.

Municipal Ownership candidate Tor
Geaneilman from the S.s,h Ward.
II ] Niece. municipal ownership
candidate FOR councilman nom the
sixth ward, IL democrat In pol.
lties a carpenter BY trade. a mem-
Der II the eafpcntera' union aud
was for four years deputy sheriff
under ex sheriff Esi cualhee. lie
came 10 Seattle IN lSsf. went 10
Alaska to work on the Tfeadweli
mill. returned to this elty In iSSs
and has lived in tails city eontinu-
oualy since.
In 1894 Me0ce huEan working Tor
the Seattle Consolidated Street Car
company a. a motorman. continuing
In their employ after the property
of the company had passed Into the
hands Of the Seattle Traction com.
pany. and To the Seattle Electric
company
siaee he left the sheriff. officc
he worked for while fOr the city
IN the engineering department. Ito
charges his removal from that en-
ploy To Councilman xhinden. nov
hia opponent IN the campaign. Who
MeGee charges had him discharged
because while a deputy sheriff he
had been Instrumental In prcventin,
Johnny Brill the First as. saloon
man. from praeticinH fraud ia con
nseticn With the election return
from tho FIRST prcclnct % the sixth
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Municipal Ownership candidate Zoe
Seuroilman from the Eighth
Ward.

J, Il. nemer. Municipal owner.
ship candidate for councilman from
the Eighth ward la Democrat in
politics. barber BY trade and
Efand secretary 81 the A. a. q. W.
~ Washington by ocrnpa ton. haV u.
ing served Ia this latter capacity for
the past six yeara
tiemeF came Go Seattle ~ years
aso nom Denver and entered the
employ Of J. " elise Ia charge OF
o gang Of mon clearing land Ia the
vicinity % seattle. Later ln ean-
neetian with a. r. Moves. he opened
barber shop at tat av. and Madi.
son At. whefe he continued n bust
ness untl 1897. In 1875 no was a
deputy In the county assessors of D.
flee under Assessor Mcdonald. who
wan elected Ia the fusion landslide
% 1888. lie Was appointed graRd
organizer fof the A. q q. w seven
years aEe aud sin years aEo elected
grand secretary. % which latter po-
silion no has been five times re-
elected. The position - a aalartad
one. and uemer maintains offices
la the Coiman block. from which the
business and correspondence 81 the
office are conducted.
iicmrr has always been more or
less active VA politics. but his frs,
appearance aa a candidate for Of
flee was two years ago when he
ran as the Democratic candidate
against nr criehton in the EiKhth
ward and was defeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
ABOUT CANDIDATES FOR
SEATS IN CITY COUNCIL.

Hansen, II Matthews and Mr.. zbin.
den
hefore coming Co Washington Mr.
Ehlndcn was for four years a mem.
Der of the school board at Ravena
Nee, where he still owns a cattle
ranch. which Il managed by A
Younger brothers since coming
here he has always taken an active
interest IN politics. always "a a 70.
publican. teouEh never ran for of.
flee until two years Ago. when he
defeated Harry n nfeaa for the
council BY ITO votes. the largest
majority ever slven councilman
In that ward. lie has trained with
tho klnneRr lyons. Meek faction of
the party, which for several years
has dominated thu politics OF the
sixth wari by controlling tho biz
SALOON procincta bordering on the
waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
M. 0. MEETINGS

The following municipal ownlra
ship meetings Will be held tonight.
Hedriek hall - Moore, FsrWer.
Todd and Nayin.
Oltman'a hall. Twenty-fourth az.
souih--Judge Moore G. A. Reynoida
and Dow
Labor Temple--wllson. Gay. wiz
kin. George a. KING and Quartelles
broadway and Denny way-Cot<
terill. wilkin. Brady and Harmon
Finnish Hall. Ballard car line =
Brady. Rice. Rust. Gay and Calder~
head.
Mays hall. Tenth ward Cottersif
w D. Wood. Listman aud Dow.
Colman's hall. Eleventh vars
u. r. schon. " u Sutton. p. old
ham and A. y. White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
soaERr G. ORCHARD.
s.slsisal o.srership candidate For
c,sse.lsnsa freu, the Fifth Ward.

Ns.leisal o.srership candidate Cor
essseslsnss freu, the Fifth Ward,
nsoer v Orchard. municipal
~wus~Alp candidate for city coan-
e.,msn from the Kifth ward. Is a
mlaser ard decorator hy trade. =
membsf cf and an officer In the
pasnfsrs' and decorators union and
4 rswldeni Of Seattle for tG YEARS
sAnaiax nuring practically al Of
.AAl time he has worked 20 bis
trsle a. a jaarueyEaan. though fos
usne month. In 1900. h owned a
ssap of his own In the basement 81
he oeridcntal building lie has
Hss1 o. ne corner % sixth Az and
rnian q. Cor the past four years
oxrhsrd has teea active and has
sehieved snne prominence IN labor
e,relea. having hscn treasurer q the
ra,z,srs' arlon four years business
aga a. the Ballslng Trades Coun-
a Is rnonths ani business agent II
ne pAinters' unioa nor the rast
ysax. Ne Is al present treasurer q
o. Balidlnz Trades Council and 81
~ tAAor Tsmpie association lie
IA sever mlxel IN politics prior q
tss esmpalKn. nor held public u.
hre x aay Kind with tho exception
q . term a. clark o. the south
Rafs school district a few years
~ shlle making his home In that
whrfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
SHEERAN FREE

Thomas ahr~han. an alirwed coun.
terfeiter. was bound over FOR hear
Ing before the grand jury nest May
Commissioner kiefef iaat aight or
aefa.i sheehaa 20 deposit sec bonds
"a insure his appearance AT the May
ssaaloa. The amount vas handed
over By the alleged eounterfsltsF
and hla frocdom for three moaihs
II assured The low amount Of
bonds required by Commissioner
Kleser caused considerable COM
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

The firm 81 Hehrena a Mahoney
was instrumental In closing one
Of the heaviest realty deals made In
the vicinity OF pike st. yesterday
when lot 4. block 1. was sold by
them for the sum ~ So. 900 The
property formerly belonged 10 q.
Claaaen. the purchasers name being
withheld The lot fronts on Pine
r.. Fourth nv and Weatlake bOule-
Vard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
r.lls MORRISON,

...hi,,as Candidate ier Council
80 lrsm the FiHh Ward
.s,. Merrlson. republican candl.
:. councilman from the fiiih
va has already served one term
49,. heay haylne been e'setc,i
- Aso nom the same Nald
- vsars aeo he bceame a oandi
~ ~ MAYOR but VAS luat In late
g. slsa manlpulAtiona In mhch
-. mannor as VAS Twins 7
w. n the prxent canlraiga.
" wAn dnring his term IN Tue
= -, tb.t thai body submitted the
- nlsnt bond issue TO veto and
- the Great Northern tunnel
rslaisd railroad franchises
$50. - yo,ed for the submission
a. ee.A issue aud was active Ia
..setlatloas with the railroads
sTef The franchise
-. usrrison has served tWo ser
40. n the state legislature havluE
- sleelea Ia iss2 and again IA
,ssl Ne was speaker OF the lexia
s.,sr, ei 1885 when John L WI
- was elected 20 the United states
.se.,e Ia that contest he east his
- Ar a while Tor Levi Ankeny
- lsler switched 20 Judge u o
nsnhar In the iS9S session. the
...slan q the Allen Turner sena-
ga aeadlosk. he voted throughout
- session Cor Allen. He vas chair.
- Il the republican state central
,..nmlttec from 1909 TO 1896. the
's~ml,iee which robbed Henry Ne
srsas u the nomination for soy
.r.r 10 1894 b reversing the proc-
sarnss Il ire party and calling but
a.. state eonyention thAt year In
s.sa q two Morrison. however.
vas Cor I've Conventions
NJ Morrison il 4 member % the
arr Of Morris q E3holman. real
ssals and Insurance agents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

disqualified 10 I'll for the reason
that ~ the early days of the terri
tory 81 Washington he was attorney
for many Of the citizens who are
now defendants In the present suit
Judge Whltson n federal Judge Of
the eastern district Of the state OF
Washington and has consented 10
handle the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
FORCED 10 CLOSE.

Yesterday we we're compelled "a
close cur doors many times In or
der to walt on the crowds which
were attending our sale ~ Mems
rHnthiun. Hats and Furnishings NJ
gac on The dollar. Come early and
avoid tho rush. which - sure "a
oaup here tomorrow United Fire,
Nsrine 4 Salvage Adjustment Co,
rs lat ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Saturday only. celebrated Country
Club Coffee. pure Arabian Mocha
aud old Dutch Java. regular 40e
grade, for 30c per H.. at Washing
ton Tea a. Coffee Co.'S store. T23
Pike. Both phones
This ia no Java Blend" n you
want that kind we can soil Il for
l5c per 10. We deliver. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Cedar rlYcr water system. lie has
been also a champion Of the city
liEht plant lie has been active also
va opposing the proposal 10 install
meters Tor the aaie ~ city water "a
residence eenHumvfn. declaring that
the cost Of meters would Within a
few years be sufficient 60 lay an.
ether main nom cedar river 20 In.
crease the supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
z Pounds 55c

For our Fancy Iowa Creamery. aud
10 guarantee Il to Be the best bat
ter you ever tried Call and be Goa
WINGED. AZ Cos Butter Store. LAT
and Pike a.. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
ARNOLD zsINpga.
sssasiisan csnaissss fo~ cssnell.
mzs from ire Saith Ward.

Arnold Nbinden. republican euan.
riimxa from the Sixth uasd and
sxa1siAts for Fe-election. came 80
ssaffis from Nebraska ia 1909 aaa.
azee Aiz arrival. has engaged con
stantlg Ia The saloon business. lie
ewned fnr 4 While 4 saloon on Yea
lss WaT between Fourth and Fifth
ssk- thea Tor six years had one 81
- e1snss Of First AZ. and Dell e
= NaFth SeAttie At the pFeseni
tine BE s intefeste,i In the saiuou
n 81 First ay.. operated IN The
r&2s Of Hansen 4 Co, the mem
srfs Of The company being J. G.
----===f.--=--=-.
ID Z Nth Liss. Mutuai Life Bide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Butter, Butter

Fancy Iowa Creamery. pounds
soc. Good Iowa Creamery 25c per
pound Cooking Butter zoe per
pound. At Cow Butter Store. First
aud Pike Sc. s.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

John Mcgrath. OF Megrath q Du-
hamel. returned yesterday from
Portland. whore he attended the
sessions OF the brick manufactur.
ern a brick manufacturers organ
izntiou was made. covering the en-
tire northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
REPORT UNTRUE
SAYS MR.. FURTH

a fumor r. in circulation nj Inter
hay that the old power house on the
Ballard line n 90 be remodeled by
tho Seattle Electric company Tor
use a. a barn for the Ballard Fort
Iawton cars. II II aiao said that
the company recently turned down
an offer Of SIS. 600 for the property.
President Furth stated today that
there was no truth In either report.
J. r. Wren. a we'll known Seattle
man. aud J. y Quinn lawyer.
have formed a partnership for the
handling Of mining stock and real
estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
THAT PUMP
CONTRACT

BALLARD. March 2 AT the last
meeting ~ the Ballard city council
the matter ~ pumps waa again re
ferrrd to the COMMITTEES OF the
whole. This committee will meet
again tonight Tor the purpose OF
taking up thu mattoa. The settling
os tho pump contract has been be
fore the council for four consecutive
meotlnKa. and owing 10 the council >
Ignorance % the matter Il IL taking
plenty OF time In which 10 consider
details. II Ia hoped that the council
Will award some one OF the numer-
Gus bidders the contract at the next
nesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
CAMPAIGN
DOCUMENT
W. o. WOOD ISSUES ONE FILL.
60 WITH GOOD THINGS FROM
the N. o. STANDPOINT.

We have taken Stone 4 Webster
into our municipal household and
nov they are smashing our mnnif
ipai furniture Is ons Of many sis
niftcant oplgrams used BY W. ID
Wood In discussing the public aftii'
tiea % Seattle Ia a little pamphlet
which DO has issued on the subject
a. campaign dos nmsnt Tor the
municipal ownership eampaisa.
The discussion la under three
heads. Public UNITY Dangers. Pub.
ic uuilty Debts. and Public utility
Dividends. With a brief side dis-
QUESTION of our telephone afflietion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

A dance will be given by the
"Oid Settlers club tonight At the
Junction hall at sac O'Clock. Any
one falling 20 rcgale themselves In
overalls will not be admitted ipto
the hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

The pAmphie, aaYs that public
service mnnapollHta are our chief
political difficulty. that they train
boaara 30 fight the people. interfere
ia politics and elections. corrupt
and lutimidate public officers and
discourage kuod rltitrna We bald
falls for petty iareonlsia palaces
for grand lAreenlHta nke feFkea the
Chicago stFuet railway mAknaie. the
kiuE % franchise KFafisfa
Dividends 10 Public.
STONE & Webster dividends t.
the public" tho pamphlet uaYs
scuualst % che fssest cars. the most
strap hangers. tie least service. the
miuimum ~ extensions. the least
tan paymsnts lou wages. iona
hoafa. interference IN politics. sfnh4
bora opposition To city regulations.
death to ths eitY ilkht plant. and .
general suspicion Of corruption and
intimidation in city affairs
TIE pamphlet la being circulated
By the thousands uf copies over the
e.iY b. the municipal ownership
rnnamittnw
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uss Il vith LIZ. Mu,uai Life Bias
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Mems Hats

All our $3.50. $500. $3.50 Hats to-
morrow. your choice Sf.i5
s2o0. st75 and $3.50 Hats. to-
morrow your choice -. g5c