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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
COL. GRAVES RET|REs
FROM ATLANTA NEWS
He Tenders Resignation and An
nounces That He Will Soon
Issue New Paper.
by Associated press,

ATLANTA, GA, February 18th. con
troVersy among the, Stockholders and Of
ficers of the Atlanta News Publishing
company was ended to-day by the resp.
nation of Colonel John Temple Graves
as editor of the News and the disn,;ss.,
of the court proceedings between co,.
ohei Graves and General Manager Charles
Daniel
Colonel Graves gavea,thes following
statement TO thepress: l'rrr hsri
The order of the court TO-DAY in
inc contempt cases seemed to make
legal the purchase of stock of ,hc
auanta News 10y the railroads and
their friends, and finding 1t impossible
to preserve my integrity of conviction
and liberty Of action under the present
ownership OF the paper, 4 voluntarily
resign the editorship of the Journal
which have guided from Its founda-
ton. -
II am able to definitely announce
that within a very short time shall
publish and edit new daily paper in
Atlanta backed by large capital and
ampler equipment than ever sustained
new newspaper in the South. This
paper will stand for the same prin-
elples which have given force and
popularity to the paper have left.
Only In this instance 1t will stand
for these principles permanently. be-
cause the new daily will have no
stockholders and my only partner will
be gentleman in whose character,
motives and cooperative fidelity, /
have explicit and well-founded CON
fidence.".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Captain Hickman Not Guilty.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. February lathe
verdict of not guilty was rendered in
the Corporation Court to-day. ten min
utes after tho case of Captain Fl. H.
Hickman, of the tug Margaret. charged
win killing his mate, Thomas Harvey
had been submitted TO the jury without
argument. The instructions from the
court clearly set out the rights of
citizen to defend himself by the use of
violence against the deadly attack OF
another. and the jury, believing that a
cltar case OF selfdefense had ben estab-
tishod, rendered a verdict OF acquittal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Rio Crowd at Grove Avenue.

: Rev. u. L., Powell preached last night
crowded house. His subject was The
Fatherhood Of Cod on which he deliy-
cred an able and eloquent discourse. he
will preach again tonight, his suoJeott 20
Will end Tomorrow night, and DR., Powell
Viii leave Friday for Louisville.
Y Marshall-Street Christian and Seventh,
Street Christian churches VIII NOT ,i'ot ~
their usual services tonight, hut VIII at
tend the services at Grove-Avenue church'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
GOLF AT PINEHURsT.
Sensational Play BY Vim. Braid,
Breaking Course Record.

w 7 F'sSsJ :
PIN,EHuRST, N c.. Feb, 10. Record
breaking, golf brought me seventy1two-
itlne British and American professionnIs
10 Gloss LpiE afternoon, Roland joiner,
q q, me a Wimoledon Colt Club. London, led
with y grand total OF 800. which George
Low; of Bal'usrol, second with 3l8; Alex.
Herd. Of ligddersheld, Eng, third IN $40.
and the Oakley Comfy Clubs. and alex
smith. q Nassau, tied In fourth al S6i,
ana dividing the money The prizes we're
$500, $3.50, 800 and $50.
The sensation OF tho day was the brenk :
ing Of the local course record by William
Brn1ld, of Hampton Terrace. with round
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Elkins Rate Bill.
lBY Assoclated rress. }

wy 2 9f7sSJUIHEtI f7TtSS,1
WASHINGTON, February Ex-senator
Eiklns to-day introduced his bill for
railway rate regulations. Senator Elkins
says Of his bin that 'in every respect
the BIZ. complies with and Is in entire
harmony With the Presidents position
as outlined in his messages to Congress.
and his speeches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Captain Tohn r. Bailey.
$3.50, - Mn Times- I1ispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatcen. En-
KBYsWILLLE, VA, Fs III si home mean
Keysviile, Sunday night. and was , p Waissl
today With Mnsonio orders at the iNeys-
wa captam Bailey was n his eighty 81,
county Where his long and ~ u sreat enc an,
eraS Hppaa pe an aIeeess 81,
faSms business 5s n dsS66bfsa nq He
oana. ki I,a troii,try Wall during the war
ssrs s Tfaim 81 the reserved forces at staun.
Bridge atSars m May s nases OF
M, cn,,,itv FOR thirtyrtwo years and
Vas " &c" Chairman Of the hoard over twenty
hy Wh HSs'lc = Baileys health had been
,r,onr !n for Some years, vet he retained his
mental ser e hsead illness as a as
IN Il, yea a widow and seNentltving children
and twenty grandchildren. and four great-
grandchildren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Post Office at Hampton.

s WASHINGTON. FEBRUARY ,s.-Repre-
sentative Maynard Yirgnla) introduced
bills to-day appropriating $4,000 for
postoffice building at Hampton, Va, and
5000 for launch to be used in the
NorfSk customs collection district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

~ IN patrolling the great rivers OF China,
rivers, Marines may he landed whep oc-
oasIon requires. The sunboat Elcano has
ulrsady been ordered to ascend the
Yangtse. for the purposes. II is presumed,
Of gathering Information concerning the
attitude OF the natives toward foreign
srs. which Is matter OF some specula-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
FINED FOR CRUELTY.
Negroes Were Working Horses
IIaf;4 fe,r EIarf1esss

Eugene Dandridgo and Deleware White
both negroes, wore tined SO each yester-9
day morning by ,lnsllce Crutc Held LOT
nesh. .1hc nnlnals we're alinons ,slafVeu
when they were found by Agent llmnielt
'rn,lor. III tho Soelpixfor The Preyeht'nn
NJ Cruelty 10 Animals. y. r.
One John and each ono was gwen re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Sent to Guantanamo.

tBy Associated press.)
WASHINGTON. d. c., February IA
Civil Engineer f. r. Harris has tesn
detached from the Charleston nayy-yard,
March lat, and ordered to the naval sta
ton at Guantanamo. Cuba :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
.fgB1j s8iiElaei sty q
CHARLES s.-evYHARToN. of Illinois.

ninder of his appearance before the
throne Some will spend the next few
rakedSup the necessary money to escape
the pen.
William Lewis alias "Calfshead," a
negro we'll known to the police. will tell
the court this morning why he attempted
to wreak vengeance UPON the whole of
jackson Ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
PAY
NO LICENSE TAX
CONTINUED From First Page

the ordinance The resolution was laid
on the table without reading.
The Committee on Ordinances, Charter
and Reform. through Mr.. Minor. re-
ported adversely on the ordinance to do
away with the weighmasters at the two
markets and require The clerks OF the
markets to perform their present duties.
The ordinance was rejected in accordance
with the recommendation OF the com
mittee.
The Board concurred In n number OF
resolutions passed by the Common Coun-
ell. among them one Increasing the salary
OF the meter bill clerk in the water de-
partment from $3.50 to 1850 per annum:
also one to pay Stenographer j. e. Win
ston sss1. Is for services in connection with
the grand jury investigation last year of
alleged election frauds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
The Veto Message.

The decks being now partially cleared.
the exciting work OF the evening came
on. that is the consideration of the
Mayors veto of the tax ordinance. and
the ordinance itself. The Mayors veto
message was read. also the action Of
the Common Council in passing the or
dtnance, not wlthstanding the Mayors
veto. The question was in concurrence
In the action of the lower branch
Mr.. Minor the first speaker. said he
did not often advocate overriding Mayor
McCarthy's vetoes. The council he said
was much indebted to the Mayor, for
calling attention to errors in time to
have them corrected. We fully agreed
with the Mayor, in regard to the amend
ments suggested by the veto message
but. the continued, these amendments
can be put In later. Mr. Minors plea for
the passage of the ordinance was based
upon the ground that the business OF
the city demands that the tax ordinance
be put into operation at once. In or
der that the finances Of the city and the
budget shall be put In shape. or the
present and prospective public improve
ments under contract Will be greatly
embarrassed II not Brought to a stand
still.
Mr.. Minor. assuming that the bulk
OF the opposition to the tax ordnance
as it now stands was opposition only
to the exemption Of physicians from
license taxes, proceeded to discuss that
question, strongly favoring the exemp-
ton of the doctors.
Mr.. Blair Bold Fighter.
Mr. Blair, replied to Mr.. Minor on that
branch of the subject. He opened by
nance for reasons given by the Mayor.
He thought the Mayor could have made
his veto message stronger had he writ
ten vigorous message against class
legislation. He was friend to all the
doctors and In one way and another
q very liberal patron of many OF them.
but he was in favor OF taxing them like
other people.
2 Mr., Blair proceeded to make an interest,"
ing address on taxation, taking for his
text an editorial in yesterdays. Times
Dispatch headed 'Tax Assessment" and
said were he,to search or talk all night
he could not lay a better basis for a
knock-down argument in favor OF equal
taxation than the guage OF the editorial.
Mr. Blair reviewed the history of Vir-
ginia's high taxes since the war and
the necessity for Them Richmond's taxes
have been high they had to be. 1t re-
CURED a great deal of money to enable
the city to grow from ashes to Its pres
ent greatness In 1899 the city's six per
cent, bonds were selling below par. TO-
day her four per cent. bonds are going
at a premiNm, A ~
Petroleum and High Taxes. q
This gratifying Improvement in the
city's financial condition and credit us
due t6 the lpatriotism of her citizens who
were willing To be taxed heavily and to
the conservatism of the men who man
aged Rlchmond's afr&rs, Mr.. Blair read
q list OF the Improvements that -.-,,
niond will have to provide for at an
early date and figured out that bonds
tc, the amount of $500, 900 will soon have
TO lie issued. which will add 100000 to
the interest account and argued at some
length, and with great Nigor that now
the time never comes when taxes should
be reduced by fayorIng one class OF men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
Laxative Brop,o Qulnine, the world widn Cold
and Grip remedy, removes the cause Gail FOR
the full name and look for signature Of y, W.
Grove. 2oc. ett:3 NY 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
THE COAL TRADES
ASK FOR RELIEF
CONTINUED From First Page)


-----. .---
Virginia. are joint owners Of an enormous
acreage of West Virginia soft coal and
operate about all the mines along that
road. .4bsH Us
A Practical Monopoly.
The letter alleges that the hard COIL
trust and the soft coal trust own or
control all the fields In Pennsylvania and
Maryland except perhaps n few small
tracts operated by individuals on rent
or royalty basis. t5
Continuing. 1t asserts that allied with
the Pennsylvania standss6lrst the Fair
mont Coal Mining Company, shipping
mostly over the Baltimore and Ohio. and
that allied with and shipping only over
the Pennsylvania are five big companies
alleged to compose the soft coal trust OF
Pennsylvania.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad. the letter
alleges, owns, controls Or favors these
five companies To the exclusion Of almost
every other Individual or company oper-
ating bituminous coal In Pennsylyania.'
All that the independent hituminohs coal
operators want, Ii Is stated in concln3-
sion. is il provision In the new inter
State commerce railroad bill that VII
make the Interstate Commerce ComriS-
sion the final court. with power to stop
discrimination By the railroads and trusts
combined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Nominations Confirmed.

(By AsENcIated Press.)
. WASHINGTON. February 49, The sen
ite to-day confirmed the following nom
nations.
James NJ MIllikan. marshal for the
Western district Of North Carolina.
eostulasters:
Tennessee-I y. Ellis Jefferson city;
s. G. Monday, Knoxville, John NJ.
wooten. Morristown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

Cupid holds the world in his
grasp to-day.
ST. Valentines festival has
been observed for over 1900
years.
Perhaps it's the most impor-
tant day of the year for you to
be wearing one OF our $4,000
OVercoatS.
Only cost you $t7.7B to-day.
Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits
are staple articles OF apparel
now.
Don't insist on getting on
without at least one Of these
garments.
And when you get ready to
buy insist on Berry's.
Our evening wear is made
for the best .dressers-a class
you readily belong to with
Berry garments on.
Tuxedo Suits, S2B and S2S.
Full Dress Suits, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT.
laxative Brono Qsdnine world Sids Gaia and
Sip remedy. removes cause Call for niil nanie
md look Tor signature Of L, W. Grove M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

Il q TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
rake LAXATIVE BROAiOA QUlNINE Tablets
druggists refund money II II fails to cure u,
W, GROVES signature Ia on each box ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
l-3Oth
0sshe entire Q1nnc production ot the World Ia
consumed every year by tho makers Of
Laxative Bromo Quinine
.eN.A~s.sxssssss ssss.1sas..ss - -.

Cures u Cold In One Day,
Il, IVY, GROVES signature on box. 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

TO BE FILLED

Edmund hovdeu and = E nrleht
man. submitted its report. givlns
The cost and plans Ut each prnpoat
shu which bad been considered fol
sfa Improvement
lt sas deeldcd to accept the cit,
enFineefa recommendation that /
temporary improvement II FOURTH
aF fram laeksoe q Ia whene ths
boulevard crosses IL on the south =
IA estimated c0st 90 Sd. 0Oa.
fee eoat of the filling Of IN.
avenue from boulevard ca boulevard
Wtl be about ss.aan per lot. accoFl.
rs O. tho oammiltcca estimate
Il Was decided that the commit.
tee should take NJ negotiations al
anee With the Lewis g-onatructton
company Tor the proposed work
With = view to securing a scnnite
basis far the whole contract
l. G. Gilman of the 0reat North.
efR stated that no believed tha
Urcat Northern would assist the
property oa ners Ia the improve.
uent Of the avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
FIRE BOYS IN
THE WATER

~.,seers ~ the Seattle fire
r~esl cssneeted ei,h The Pins
.s,lhna aeu saxioualf await.
4. eamgletsan q the heilfing
~arse q construction Nv
4 the close proximity q
-. bsllalnk 70 The pucnt sta.
npcezzary to cut of the
- lie urst Side which dls
- uaay Of ne shingles ON the
- - eld baildiuE
- ufustnrc beius one
- thaa he cid ihs caves
J. esss side necessarily over.
- ~ huiislax ant during
-, nlssfogm the Naieg floods
- aENrx
49, a. heavy storm Monday
sy ne hitles on iay IS
!. .s ~efe kept busy sweep
- vatef which kent rap
:. s~nrunalatinE ea the fiouf
- sasa tie stairs aua fiooa.
: ~ aaAlag 10 = depth q set
- 1x4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
TAXICUS LEVIUM
AFFLICTS ALL

"raxleaa Geylma Is the title Of
the neN disease nov affecting Off.
cials AZ the city hall ~ il very
contagious Ia nature aad possesses
greet violence while ID iasta
CITY Comptroller Carroll has had
the disease Tor sons time. hui ex
Qeets 10 Eet rid OF a. b. To-
mufruw afternoon. When the
council meets 10 dispose 81 the tax
levy Tor est year All the comp
troller a think %. yalk or arcam
Of nov, Is tax levy. an estimate
giFen ont lhla mafnins fixes the
levy for 1907 Cor the old limits az
the citY al il2 mills ans Tor the
new limits at t1a. but Mr. Carroll
believes that this viii not stand
lie aays Il Il liable 10 be raised aud
lowered halt a dozen llmoN before
Thursday comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

'"rhe Lighthouse BY the Sea" -
doing bigger than ever a. the Third
Avenue theater this week Tomot-
rev night = portrait OF f.aurctte
Taylor viii bo given way % the
lucky candidate receiving the lafs
eat number 81 votes Saturday aft
efuoon a. the matinee photographs
Of Viola Ksene will be distribute
The White Caps Foes on Sum
day afternoon. Two new actors
make their appearance with the
Taylor company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Here arr some brand new things
iu sleeves
No The short baby puffs are
plated into the afmhote and have
q fuii nouuco ~ handsome lace The
hong closr utting cuffs fail quite %
The thumbs and are ~ delicate lace.
No. g=A threeauaFtef length
sleeve faT a drussY short coat VI
frettge b pals tinted cloth. with
enamel af leNelcd buttons The
unaerpieer n barred in hall squares
With black velvet and - edged with
lace fra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
TAKEN ~ ~ TAG POLICE

Joseph Ianrfofd. alias George
narker. was arrested BY Detectives
Hyrne and brown last night aad
Win be held ON Suspicion Several
months aEa LanKfont. with Charles
Riley. Was arrested IN connection
pith a holdup Riley WAS convict.
81 fanEford IL an exeonYlct from
Folsom. Cal and has recently fin.
lehsd serving a e3-dsF term on the
ehHfu nanu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
PROVIDE COAST EXTENSION,

Aavicas from Milwaukee state
that 1T the annual meeting Of the
ntorkhoidcra 81 the Chicago a
Northwestern railroad. 10 be held
tn Chicago. the question Of iucrssH-
ins the capital stock Of the COM
pany to 1900. e0a. 600 wiil eofne IN.
and that u viii probably be carried
This means that the capital stock
OF the company vfi practically be
doubled providing for the projected
Pacific coast extension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
No Excuse for Young
Men Being Broke

There's no xcuae for a young
msa being BROKE VITA him IA
stther suend all hts salary OF start
q hank aecotnt sna make u zrox
Woald Il nos ~ q good Idea IN BE-
gin an account with the State nank
u Seattle. Nhsfe your savings draw
{ par caut interest. compounded
semfAannaiiy7 Ona dollar Is all
Eoa need
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

No 3 showing original long coat
sleeve. With velvet trimming ani
SQUARE velvet covered buttons
No Seven eiWhths sleeve Tor
use with evening % carriage coat
shirFed into armhelo draprry
dfasn into duii gold buckle. heavy
embroidery cuffs and embroidered
under sleeve
Ma DAINTY little arm finish
Tor evening gown The upper ana
ioNer puffa ~ held m place BY
with tiny bows ~ ribbon velvet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
GILE ENROUTE
70 SEATTLE
Al,sxa long TERM oELE
s4rf COMING on TIE Dol
FASHIONS waskEY sERE.

rsrsss rsie. rrcenfiy elected del.
- ,rum Ahssha 90 the Flstieth
enE->4s i % rs way 20 Seattle
asbxzm receivet ffuw aim 70
- tuwz skaxrar says BE Nlti sail
- AZ piacs % the palghIn
r. c1ls slil sp@Ed tbs Water in
tnsaxfcn. where Ne wffi labor
- ffxaE H. Naskeys who vi
xrseas Ahska IN tbs aAagt see
= 4 ecsgsess. beginninE ia IL
mass k1d terminating March I
M d Axsra haxislation for the
fx-a
Dzsrs sniax 70 Wxskiagtau Mf
u. III sassf Ais old hems Ia WIS
1zz< ~ ! fes weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
DIES
SUDDENLY
FOUNDER or THE COLLEGE OF
our LADY or LoURoEs-ux.
PiREs AFTER THRuE.pAY
ILLNESS.

Rev nrothcr ealiStua NJ. superior
8hd founder Of the college OF our
hdy Of tourdea. at South Park.
dlcd az Providence hospital last
night after an Illness Of three days.
lie Was a native Of Belgium and
10 Seattle 10 years ago and
founded the college and remained
- its head until his death lie wis
81 years of ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
q SOLD.

A. n Newell today sold to Jesse
Nelson fouf iota 90 By i2o feet 80 IA.
On the southN usl corner % Thirf ~.
n and Harrison 81. the purchase
price being 80 ao0. Mr Newell has
also sold a tract uu the south niie
81 ttfh ax4 running from Yssler
q ifr Oh BY 8tf. 10 = W Coritaa.
the purchase price being 80. 900. anl
sisp the northeast corner Of 18th
and Yesler Tor 81. 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

protests from the large iogziag IN
tereata Of the Gfa.a uar1gf gguIl
Try against the pfolert ~ seliinF
aside the southern bali of The QHiH.
auit Indian reservation a. e nnuon
af park The loETer elain that
the reservation II this E HliTv
viii cut off communication witt
large bodies af timber which can
only De brought cut through that
section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
RAILROAD MEN GRANGE.

r = Hair. general agent u the
Great Northern. Al SPOKANE has re
signed from that position anh he
vii be succeeded By A a. Camp
tel at present general AKent a.
hsillnKhana Va II Snuswrs. ~ So
attic, chief elegk Ia the general traf.
Is ouieea gueceeda 20 the fieiiina.
ham position. while A T. Ruff. noS
chief clerk IN the traffic offices.
becomes chief CLERK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
THE THEATERS
Jane corooran.

Jane Careoran viii open az the
Grand tomorrow night FOR throt
evening performance 81 "fhf Free
dom Of suzanne aud d Saturday
matinee performance Of ibaauH a
Dolls House seats nos HslliHa
MiaH eorcafan wHH last here tN8
years ago 81 the star 81 Pretty
Peggy at the Grand. james 81
Hruphy IN hef leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
HERE TO LOAD WHEAT.

The British bark East African
arrived IN rsff this morning ron
Tseafaa. Nhsfs she has been als.
charging raEn Shv mtn lead Mheaf
here for the raiigd Kingdom
Capt Johaeoa - IN command u ne
vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
WHERE IS JOHN owEns

Mrs A. Owens asks the Seattle
police 20 locate her son. John
Owens. who ioft Los Angeles last
March in company with William
pendletou aud ceme north Pendie
ton was seen IN Seattle a short time
ago and nhe believes her sou Il
here He IL ~ years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Adelaide Haftaud aa the dutfl
Percha Gin Is making a hit az the
Lois thaatef fhta week Ia An
Arabian sight" julie Wnleott as
the mafhef-iu-laW creates fuafa II
laughter. and Florence Beil. as
Daisy Maitland thn niece Is vim
ming favufitism b. her deuure act.
inR Ralph rumminH and Aiieeu
May. with the remainder 81 the east,
make an excellent showing. On all
week. with daily maliureh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
SAILORS DESERT FROM TIC
Nosaos LIRE STEAMERS

Isaersions from all departments
.of the steamers 90 the knamoa line
upan arrival On the Sound has
.e.aaaesi advertisements 10 be- Insert.
ID IN the dailx papers ior sailors of
every description "a Anticipation
og she arrival ~ The pendarah anl
knowing that there Wtit he = NUN
Der % arsrrfionM Datiey W nuf,
chard advertised for sailors. afew
arts and general uaAman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
SAILORS ana SCARCE.

There Is a great shortage Of deep.
sea sailors On the Pacific coast
The reason " that there IL much
work ashore aud the wages are bet.
ter There has been some talk
among the sea fafinR men ~ Seat
tie 10 send abroad and Import sail.
ora from Norway and Sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
.syy OWNERS OF DIS.
BETWEEN FOURTH
ora avs WANT WORK
AZ STARTED laMaoiAfs.

m.stlns % property ga ael
a.,r,ct bounded b. foufth
q h south and the north
~ 80 eaas ~ Seattle noalc
~ - YESTERDAY IN the Dexter
~ halialns. q vas deeidet 70
n, council - pfsatvd az
"a he nliaE and Improve
-. 4 Fourth Az tfvm se'.9ie
$500 ) n she aorih 60 tho
s~,,ads aoush eat
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