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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
N. D. RALLY ON
TONIGHT

Jhs bis rally Of the Municipal
Ownership ieasu. viii be held to-
night ~ she seattle fhsatsf. aud
Huntsn ~ we'll - men are Invited.
spe tmi provision fof the accommo-
daaea - al having been made.
Mayof afoofs niii preside At the
ifssatfuE cts Engineer Thomson
uia % the chief speaker. aud adj
aFes~es VIII be delivered also by o.
II Lindsay. aeufHe y Cottsfiii. s.
" Harmon and aThsrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
OOCAL| WILL
COME HERE
ITALIAN CRUISER NOW AT
PORTLAND WILL BE IN HAIR.
Dor WEEK FROM TomoR-
ROW - LOCAL ITAIIANa
PLANNING RECEPTION.

The protected cruiser Dogali. Of
the Italian navy. is expected in
Seattle about one week from to-
morrow. as the little fighter will
leave Portland. Ore. Thursday for
the sound. Local Italian residents
are completing arrangements Co en-
fortain the officers when she ar
riNes here.
rho DoRali has been cruising
among North and South American
cities for the past eight months.
She Is rs years old, and In her
younger days was a 2l-knot boat.
She Is still able 60 do 1871 knots
Some extensive surveying was
done by the Dogah on the Amazon
river The Dogall has had an event.
ful voyage. Her crew, while off tho
South American coast. killed an
orca, a large sea serpent. The mon
ster weighed five tons. and meas
ured 2g feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

% expert two-stap skaters among
the female enthusiasts. the Rirls. ~
rule. being quicker to master any
new trick on wheels than the mas
cuiine element 81 the Kinks Now
Seattle viii have hey artists
Miss Maud coffin Of Portland
who posed for the accompanying
pictures. IL an expert az the deux-
temps. and has undertaken 10 show
her Less fortunate sisters. through
the camera. just how II IL done.
Here are her directions:
This IL the Wsy.
FIRST. own your own skates. for
no two pair 81 skates are alike. and
constant changing iuterfcres with
progress. II you are rank anna
teur. learn 60 stand up on your
skates ia the kitchen az home. even
before Yenturiug into the slaughter
Pen. and always remember to keeT
your knee well bent its the funda
mental rule Don't undertake the
two-atep until you have mastered
the Gid and the sweep and are thor.
oughly az home on skates. II you
can dance the two step YOU will
know about what strokes are rc-
qulred. bat n you cannot dance Il
with ease, take OF your skates and
take n dancing lesson. The move.
ment IL practically the same. except
that Il is better nat 20 iift the feet
from the floor at any time unless
che wants broken neck by fol.
lowing the movements aa shown hy
the numbered pictures. ore will eN-
eeee all the strokes 81 one revolu-
iion Of the dance. and tho rest h
simply repetition Of the revolution
and Interpreting steps It's not "a
easy To learn aud one takes q
chance on ones dignity az the begin
ming. but when YOU have learned lt
It's the grvatest fun eyerl'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

skating amusement places. and a
fourth ~ being constructed and VIII
he open to the public by the middle
~ fills month.
The Two. Step Now.
Ard now the roller skate two-atop
has arrived" and this new fad r.
raging Just plain roller skating.
despite rs dellrious risks and its ex-
hliaratinE danger To life and limb.
h being RELOCATED. To be up with
the times aud ia with Tho swim one
must be at this new whirl on wheels.
the latest. maddcat. widest inven-
ton 81 the roller skating craze.
To master this new method Of
counting death IL the ambition OF
ali the tyres, and the butcher pena'
az au she Kinks along the coast are
crowded with those eager 20 con-
quar the new dance on skates.
Bumps. bruises and broken heads
count for nothing, and should an ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
PEDAC0GUES
ON NEW SPELLING

schools, f. not especially enthusiasts
tic over reform in any Way. al
though he grants the fact that there
are Objectionable evils IN our LAM
guaEe a. IL now f..
1t Is not possible 10 cure spelling
difficulties by iegisla ton" said SIT.
Cooper. Language grows. develops
and follows lines that legislation
cannot reach. There ~ no doubt
but what We have many anomalous
methods 81 spelling which ought to
be slmplified. but the reform VII
require too many interests uniting
20 shove Il along The newspapers,
printers and publishers would have
to help. and even then I'm not sure
u would be effective. People viii
not learn 20 spell over again. There
viii be nothing done In the way a
introducing phonetic spelling IN our
city schools this year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
SECURES
BIG CONTRACT

". G. Henry. the local railroad
contractor, has secured contracts
for the construction Of the Chicago.
Nllwaukee and 81 Paul railroad
from the Bitter Root mountains 70
the Columbia river. Tho line as
surveyed fellows the ST. Joseph
river from the Idaho boundary to
81. Joe. Idaho. then follows into
Tekoa. Wash. on 10 Hoaalia. along
the south side Of Rock Lake and
finally reaches Lind on the North
ern Pacific From Lind tho line
follows the old Northern Pacific
cutoff TO Ellensburg
The announcement Of the letting
Of the contract comes from HpOk
ane where Grant. Smith & Co. and
Jones' n OnsorHd. railroad oontrac.
tors. have also been given q portion
Of the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
The Company. offer.

San FHA%eiEeo. sept. III
the men Niii promptly go back Ia
their work we are willing and now
offer 10 submit their request for
shorter houra and higher wages 20
= committees 81 arbitration 20 be- Sc
ieeted as provided in their contract
with us. namely. one BY them. one
b. ourselves. and ono by the two
30 selected. snd We VII agree % BE-
bound - the decision 81 sald COM
mltiee. and uill also agree that any
decision reached shall take effect
a. ~ the date the men resume
work
The above 10 the proposal Of Pres
ident Calhoun. 81 the United Rail-
ways company. 10 their striking
employees
THE decision on the part ~ Mr..
Calhoun Was reached after an Inter-
vssN with Mayor sehmliE and repre-
sentatlyss Of the strikers NJ. CAL
houn. however. Insisted that the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
ARE FASTENING
TO REGISTER

Eight extra clerks we're kept
busy today in the registration office
at the cifv hall 90 attend "a late
Corners judging frum tbs appear
anre Of the line Of men which filled
fhe hail on the first floor ~ two
columns. the registration list ought
20 be suelled b. It least 1sFu before
the books are finally closed at mid
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
PROTEST OF RESIDENTS.

A special meeting a the hoard
81 public works has been called by
Cily Engineer Thomson for next
ruesday morning TO decide the
protest OF Queen Anne hill resi-
cents regarding the erection of a
carpenter shop and factory on the
hlll A representative % the resi-
dents wlil be- heard on the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
10 BIDS FOR
! PARK BONDS

. BIDS we're received this SIT
snn Tor the proposed issge Of
- 80 In bonds for the purchase
hnd for the extension 81 the
~ park system. This Is the sec.
= Tine shieh bids for these bonds
~ been Advertised for with no
ne failure 70 float the park
n1fs shows the preference Of In
ofs for municipal ownershlp
<sfs over bonds which provide no
@'sei Fnsihod for their redemption
: las tine the park bonds were
~ sdyeFtised DE third issue Of
- Is fos The lighting plant was ad.
aas<d and three bids were 70.
s.'se Tor thar Issue The success.
: ~ was g per cent interest
~ nFk bonds are offered AZ per
~ xlih 10 takers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

RAN TRANc1sc0. sept In
response to an inquiry from the
Daily News regarding the attitude
" the state authorities toward i'm
ported strike breakers. Governor
fafdse today replied
= fesfei that I have no power nn-
der the las "a prevent the coming
into the state ~ such bodice Of arm
I'd men.
Their coming is not constituting
au invasion within the meaning u
the constitution. have notified the
United Railways company that the
reported importation ~ armed men.
n not unlawful. T. against public
policy and tends Ga subveft good
order snd. ia reply. received a de-
nial 81 the truth Of tie Newspaper
reports that ths9 are importing bod
les 81 armed men into The state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
EXHIBIT FOR NEW ZEALAND

c. " Gilman. president 81 the
Bank u New Zealand. At yelling
ton. was IN the city today on a
pleasure trip combined vith bust
ness Mr. Gilman stated this
morning that the people ~ Well
snKton were greatly interested In
the Alaska Yukon Pacific expoei
ton. and would in all probability
place an exhibit here In 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
INCREASE IN GRAIN RECEIPTS.

DEPUTY State Grain Inspector
Andcra0b reports that the Seattle
grain receipts for August we're iip
cars In excess Of the receipts Of the
corresponding month last year
This gain Il IN wheat. barley and
oats showing a falling off This
years grain crop u averaging llxht
er than the crop of 1904. bat not
as light a. had been expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
FIRST TO ADOPT
NEW SPELLING

wAsHINGToS. u. e. sept L.
The Army and Navy Register. scmi-
offieial The first journal IA this city
to adopt the reformed HpsllinE,
says
4, should be adopted ihroouf the
country. tho the purtsts Do have
sraams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
usUoa CAUSED WRECK.

3 raiietH was arrested a,
-aazioa, On the Greet Northern,
sfAsy ara brought 20 This city
- iodgsd IN jail On a charge Of
J ',llsiins a blind Pix According
Z Dspu'y Drew the man haa been
,e1sleisd twice befors. and the rail-
~ company claims if has been
AZ annoyed D. the alleged law
fsf. The company win prose-
-. ne case. e. o claim is made
-. 49, q $4,000 wreck. IN which one
~. vas lost. was caused BY the
"ss't Traffic 81 wellington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
BuFoao TO co 70
AID OF TIE SHERIDAN.

Tfospshir Hufogd. nuw IN the
stream. will b. ordered 10 fgnuiuln
70 assist ths transport sheridan. 81
present hung up on Oahu island
The Rafords effirern hays received
Instructions "a be IN readiness e
sail b. next Tuesday. TIE local
qaartsrrnaster' office resolved IN
sfguctious ffosn Washington this
afternoon 10 the above effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
MAKE STATEMENTS THAT rHE
NEWSPAPER MUST ADOPT
RoosEvElTs STYLE NO
CHANGE WILL BE MADE IN
SEATTLE. PUBLIC SCHOOLS
THIS YEAR.

a natural and gradual reform In
spelling is to be desired. rather
than reform produced by legisla-
ton. which VIII not b. effective"
This opinion, expressed by Professor
=. 5 Meanoy 81 the history depart
ment % the University 81 Washing
ton. rha raeterIzes ia general the
views q city educators on presi-
dent Koosevslts spelling reform
movement. They are willing 20
grant the need 81 reform. but DO
not favor legislation as means Of
sfferiiuF u
In my opinion" said Professor
Meaaey. "the English language r.
about the worst for spelling OF any
language | know. Foreigners have
great difficulty IN understanding
why word spelled one way. should
mean another thing y hen altered a
tfine. I believe IN gradual reform.
but not the arbitrary methods en-
rioyed by the Royal Academies Of
Spain aud France. Let the newspa-
pers publishers and educational au-
thoritiea take up the reform. The
difficulty Of various phonetic spell
iuFs vii be done away with when
We come to recognize certain au-
thorities on words. the same as We
now do dictionaries"
Or. ksns's Views.
Dr Thomas =. Kane. president OF
the University agrees with Prof.
Moanys views. and even gees fur
1 Their IN his approval OF tho reform.
! believe that the English language
Is destined 20 become the universal
language. said Or Kane. and the
simpler the language 80 much more
/ quickly will q become the one
tongue. spelling does not go by
rules aud the difficulties In our Ian
guaKe experienced by foreigners has
/ created demand for simpler meth
DDS. Legislation will not be directly
effective. although l think that the
work Of the committee appointed by
President Roosevelt has been very
/ conservative thus far aud not radi-
cal or rampant, IA many hold OF
course there viii be prejudice to-
wards spelling changes by those
who VIII think e sacrilegious % alter
Bible and shakespenrean forms"
T. p. Story Makes Remarks.
County Superintendent OF Schools
+. = story also believes Ia gradual
reform. holding that II IL bound to
come sooner sooner or later. THE
better way 81 spelling said Mir
story today. swill come gradually
Law win not do much toward effect
ing the reform. What We ought 70
have f. standard dictionaries with
the new methods ~ spelling made
/ permissible In them. IN that case
many people would take TO the new
ways. who VIII not do so now Tor
fear Of being called ignoramuses, OF
being subject 10 criticism. They
desire an authority 70 fnll back
upon"
Cooper Net Enthusiastic.
! Il. u, Cooper, superintendent OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

OGDEN. Utah. Sept. L. When the
first train bearing Fariey's strike
breakers reached here. the men
mingled freely With the depot crowd.
The following statement was pre-
pared and handed out TO the peopiei
Dear Friends We are most q
Us young meu and would like 20 zee
the country 81 the Golden West We
are not al kcabn and viii not take
honest mems places. The object &c
most ~ us II 10 get TO Frisco free.
You know we got our fare raid on
this trip. Most Of IA are union
trsdeamen. We want 10 put cur.
selves in the right lirht before the
western people There are on his
train shout 900. and ~ lsas, 200 viii
desert when they get to Frisco"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
plLLon TO BUILD.

A permit for the erection Of a
three story frame apartment build.
ting. 70 coat $4,000. Was issued yes.
teYday b the building Inspector
office 10 a. Dillon. at 1871 West
Caller a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
STREET CAR CRISIS
May OCCUR monday
LOSES WIPE AND sABY.

X nafker Of snehomlHh. asks the
police 10 lorats his wife aud baby.
who dlsappeared from home on Al
Nust q, The wife r. described AZ
heinE feet 7 inches In height
weighing iae pounds. and having
black hair aud stray eyss The child
Is a little strl years of age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
sssrso New WITNESSES

. srEiication Of VIII n Thomp.
= counsel for hts son Chester
IAp>cn. who u to be tried Sep.
1ssr II On 4 charge of murder.
1sdss George Mead Emory, an
ssr vas signed b. Jndge Frazier
swing the defense 20 Introduce
~ new witnearea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
BANK CLEARING INCREASE,

The bank clearlnga Tor the first
eight months q 1906 show an In
crease ~ s. per cent over the clear
lngs u the first eight months ~
1905. IN the month u August. 1905.
the bank ciearings amounted %
4zA.7as, ssss1. and IN the month Of
August. 1905. the clearings we're
fas szs.E24 ~. which Il an Increase
~ 81 Iar cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
FIGHTERS CHOOSE
THEIR SECONDS

GoLDFGELD. New, Sept. I'D
die Graney. Billy Nolan and Robbie
Lundie VIII be IN the ring with Mel
son. Cans seconds viii he Frank
Mcdonald. Kid slmms and Bob
Turner Nelson vas examined this
morning and found in good eondi-
tion. Cans continues TO be the fav-
orite IN the betting. which II 10 10 5
aud 10 to Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
'lM NOT SHOT"
SAID PRESIDENT

OYSTER BAY. Sent i-Wild
rumurH that President Rooneteit
was shot. believed 10 have been
started bY curb brokers. sent news.
paper men ca Sycamore Hill. cama.
Ing the country folks 10 think that
q erofa country run was Ia progress.
TheA renehed the presidents house
hreathleaH and we're informed b.
the president personally that he
had not been shot During the
forenoon the president drove 10 the
village There was no incident 10
give the smallest foundation for
such . rumor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
JUDGE GORDON BACK.

Police Court Judge Gordon. after
two weeks soloHrn in the noun
tains and resorts around the sound
on his summer vacation. II again
on the bench today ready 90 con.
time the daily grind 81 petty
thieves, druuks aud Migrants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
ANSWERED. lrrrrRs SLOWLY

PORT IrAvFSwoRTu Kas.
sept. Ths fret eouFf ntsftiAi
here far diiisfufy aauusr 81 an.
awsrina efnesai letters hewaa to-day
With Lieutenant lifoe kfa.n. Of she
Seventh Infantry. az defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
WANT noRe DsEApsauosrs.

PORTSMOUTH. Enss Aspi i.~e
uaftissasu nfssdnauKht nss eeu-
naiasioned to-day. ana exrefsa are
haNliuw fuF fnsTs a hsF kind. The
demand i that she government
build two fef every ons o~fusauy
baIldn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
rev. HuoH olLoHalsr HIRE.

rev nuEh uilchriat, u. y. for
many years pastor OF the weatnin-
Hter rfeHbS terrain church OF this
city. has returned t. the city f0f a
vlrit and viii preach ~ that church
tomorrow, both morning Hnd even
ihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
pEseRrgR is CAUGHT.

r. u. Tenny. desorter from Fort
I.awton. was captured last night
hy Patrolmcn Lockwood and Gran.
dell. This makes the second de-
serter captured this week by the
former officer. and as there Is q
substantial reward attached to tho
recovery of deaerters. Lockwood
has no complaint coming over the
weeks work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
TERpERLoin OWNERS ARE
ARRESTED AGAIN.

The police are again rounding up
the tcndefioin property owners. aud
last night William Chappell. who
recently put up a strenuous fiEht
against the chief. was booked along
With the rest Of the owners. ana
promptly put up bail money TO the
amount of s662.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
WILL SAVE
TRANSPORT

HONOLULU. sept - Steamer
ilelghe has arrived here with n
numher OF passengers taken from
tins transport Sheridan. Including
70 vomen and 10 children plligent
tikElnE has partly moved the yea.
sol. aud Il IL thought that she Will
be pulled off She H. MOI leaking,
aud one engine ~ working
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

REPUBLICANS CARRY pRu.AR.
RANGED PLANS TO AN Al.
MOST SUCCESSFUL FINISH
BILLY" POTTS PULLS
THROUGH.

Slate nominees carried the day
In ne republican primaries water.
aAy In alnfoAt every pat 81 the
city and coaHtrs In only a few
districts ssrs there crnieata
against the alats and In but 4 poe.
ton Il those were those coniek's
saceessgal On the face ~ he ~
turns George Piper appears o. have
carried she Thirty fourth senator
ial district Tor state senator. w ~.
Potts the ThlFty.ftfth. Ioa Lyons
the ThsFsY sixfh and Ralph Nichols
the fhiftf FIRST. y. l. Allen in
the ThiftKghif,i. I. u knlekesisoek
er In the Thlrsieth and Robert -
i,oosh IN shs Thirty seventh won cut
atthcut materiai opposition
The contest tetmswu e M VII.
hsras sna Watson Al.sl Ia tao
ThlTty sseona Il attn IA aussht. 9us
the prestige gaiasd BY Alien IN the
direct primary eontsst n The Tenth
mard has given nim a material al.
RantAKc. even IN the face q The
fact that Williams. TIE machine
Candidate has en she face 81 the
returns. ths larger number Of dele
xafas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
SOCIALIST TO SPEAK.

Herlnon y Titus. the socialist
orator. wtll speak az the Labor
Temple. somaFrus. on the subject,
VIII Municipal Ownefnhlp bene-
NJ the Lahoriag Man OF Seattle =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
LATEST FAD IS THE
ROLLERSKATE TWO STEP

perehancs. Eet aliced of ~ an un-
tanned heel while one i prone upon
the floor ~ the pen. " s. - 20 Inn
pofisuce-ss mere Incident 20 the
main Issue.
Daily Scenes.
Al haIns IN the Easements and on
the kltrhen floors. the skaters are
~ ihe task Struggling wlfh the
> hlfEinK little = heels. tfyiHF 20
hFinw them Tito TIE pretty bot difn-
snif mas etnents ~ The roller skate
deus TEMPS IL Portland and Lee
Auaslen already there arc numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
CLAN mAektSzlEs TO PICNIC

The Clan Mackenales viii hold
the annual basket picnic Monday
at fur, Madison. leaving C0lman
dock NJ 10 a IA All scotchmeu.
with their families. are Invited TO
90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

WASHINGTON. Sept Official
dispatches this morning state that
che shcTidan's position IL not 30
dangerous as wah At first reported
She viii be saved II properly aided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
BREAKS rrE ACCORD.

During the month of August 3sa
women and i.fe5 men were furnish
"a work throagh the various en-.
ploymens agencies 81 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
CARmEN REFUSE
TO ARBIT RATE

San Francisco Strikers Stand Out for Original
Demands Of So for Hour Day, With No
Compromise Governor Pardee Warns Street
Railways Co. That Bringing of Armed Strike
Breakers Is Bad Policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
. . q . . .
. ELECTIOnEER
WINS FUTURITY,

] SEw YORK. seps W. .
} tahslana4s Eireftons~r. with l. .
J Williams IN ~ saddle. wen the :
! Futurgiy Al Shesrsaest this .
aftsrnuom. The prize on fhs .
! hefss when he sent to ths .
! pasf WAs ~ to /. Fore Juan. = .
! : - / shot. wAa second. and .
, Demand a. I - !. ran shtsd .
J The favortte. 7. ~ keAns's .
J Peter Paa. Eot aaay bad and .
! finlshed aneag she tfaliefs .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
WATERING HouRs
ARE UNCHANGED

According to decision reached
by supt NounEa. the August ar
faWs cusnts aa To spfinhliuE hours
viii be continued until further no.
tice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
SOCIALIST TEMPLE MEETING.

Charles +. Spaulding will deliver
an address at the Socialist Temple
tomorrow night. his subject beinA
The Difference Between Socialism,
and Anarchy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

James + zook carried Ballard 80
easily against John w Peter IN the
eoutent Cor county commissioner,
that Il wsa like taklns cAaGS ffem
baby lie stiIi has dangerous up
position. however. Ia the candidacy
of A. Ruthtrford Dan " Abfa-
ham appears 20 have tkinxs pretty
mpeh bis s~n way 10 the commits
sioner tiTht In tbs south district
Few legislative contcsta weni a.
far a. the primaries A notable
exception and one which aroused
Int saas interest. va that in the
sevensh ward where A ~ Deehc
appears from the returns TO have
completely upset the plans Of How
ard Sweeney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

must return 20 work before the work
~ arbitration begins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01
TESTIMONY IN ADAMS CASE.

n the federal court a formal no.
tiee has been filed by VIII ~
Thompson. special master n chan
Gerry for the United States district
court. 10 take ne testimony On the
rase ~ embezzlsment BY George
THwafd Adams Mr. Thompson
WII hesr the testimony IN his office
ln the Coirnau building, - n o. ~
next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

James Farley, the famous strike
breaker. whose likeness - pictured
above. Is reported dead, and the man
Who - in charge Of the men speed
IN for San francisco 70 supposed
20 be . man who assumed James
Farisy's identity. Whether the real
Farley or not. the man who Is bring
ing the strike breakers 20 Frisco
ia . subject o. general interest 10
union men ali over the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept -
tThs striking car men this =
. morning voted 20 reject all =
4 overtursa of tire United Rail 4
ways company made through =
Mayor sehuaitS. offering arbi- /,
,ration, and viii hold out for .
4 their original demands 81 81 =
. for . dsY Of eight hours.