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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-12-27
Charles Kratz was the f,rst meube

Charles Kratz was the first merabe
OF the city council to be indicted foi
bribery. He was charged with par
ticipation in the Suburban deal, and,
like Murrell, he fed to Mexico before
his case came to trial.
After two years persistent work
Folk succeeded in influencing the Unit
ed States government to make a
treaty with Mexico covering the crime
of bribery. The attorney general of
the United States construed this
treaty to be retroactive, and under
its provisions Kratz was extradited.
Scarcely had he returned to St Louis,
In the spring of 1903, when he was at
tackled with appendicitis and for
months lowered between life and
death. His sickness. however, might
have been considered a turn of for.
tune in his favor because II enabled
him to get his case carried on the
dockets until after Folk was elected
governor, and when he was tried at
Butler, Mo-. he was acquitted. Before
he was tried one of his children died.
Never Saw His First Born.
Charles f. Denny was considered
one Of the brightest members of the
old house of delegates. He was rail.
road employee and had an excellent
reputation until Folk caught him and
slapped three indictments on his
back-two for bribery and one for
perjury. Denny had just been mar
ried, and few months after the we'd
ding bells rang he was bundled up by
the sheriff and hustled off to the peni-
Tertiary. While he was a prisoner
babe was born in his household, but
he never saw the face of his first born,
as death carried 1t away before its
fathers term ended.
Louis Decker, liveryman, Is the
only member of the old house of dele.
gates combine who was convicted
after Folk quit the circuit attorneys
office. His conviction FASTENED the
death of his aged mother, which oc-
Cured few weeks after the jury
found him guilty.
Edmund Bersch, once Il prosperous
insurance broker, was the first of the
house of delegates combine to begin a
term of service in the penitentiary.
His mind gave way under the strain,
and he spent the greater part Of his
IS months Imprisonment in the hos
pital. When he left the penitentiary
he was broken in health--a mental
and physical wreck
One Man Escaped Fate.
Just one man-John Schnettler-
who elected to stand trial on the
charges preferred against him, has
escaped without some misfortune 9TH
err than the penitentiary sentence i'm.
posed upon him. He has served out
his sentence.
These are what may be called the
tragedies of the st. Louis Doodle cru.
SADIE. The facts are strange-almost
startling The boodler's punishment
in the penitentiary was the least of
their suffering. They saw their chill
dren scorned by other children in the
schools and on the streets. They saw
their faithful wives. heartbroken, fall
at the feet of the law their husbands
had outraged, and plead for mercy that
could not be given. These men were
naughty, brazen; when in the zenith
of their power as corruptionists. they
sacrificed every interest of the people
for the money of franchise grabbers.
But they have had their punishment.
The man who is about to sell his vote
whether fate Joined hands with law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

WILL URGE SENATOR IA rot.
LGTTE TO &c PRESENT AT
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
CLUB DINNER.

Secretary r. S Terhune. Of the
Young Mems Republican club. has
received a letter from United States
Senator Samuel piles. al Washing
ton. IN which Senator Piles states
that be will urge Senator la Fol.
lette. OF Wisconsin, 20 accept the I'm
yitatlon Of the club 10 attend a ban
quet Ia hts honor. 10 be given BY the
club on the occasion of the istter's
visit 70 Seattle In July.
The occasion Of Senator La Fol.
letta's visit IL 20 deliver a lecture
at the state university on the sub.
lcet OF Representative Govern.
ment The Young Mems Hepub.
lican club has perfected preliminary
plans TO tender him a public recep
ton and banquet as feature OF
his visit This invitation Was for.
aarded TO Senator La Toilette some
two weeks ago and az the same time
letters were written to Congress.
man Humphrey and Senator Piles
10 urge la Foiiettt 20 accept A.
yet no reply has been received from
the Wisconsin senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
PASS ON SEA
WALL PLAN

The proposed new SEA wall and
concrete bulhhead lot the oulsf lire
of Railroad az hetwesn Marion sud
Virginia sts waa finally passed
upon BY the board OF public works
this morning after the city euEi
nesra office had submitted al esil
mate that u vii cost gs8Q. goo
All 81 the Improvement will be
paid for BY the pfopsrtY to be bone
fitted The limit % assessment Al
80 per cent u gho assessed value 81
the property Il tsit.eA. hut the
difference wiii be contributed y
the railroads having tracks in tho
street
Several other estimates pefe sui.
mistsa 70 the board The Graud
boulevard water main wtil cost
tta .0o9. the eighteenth AZ northwest
sewer $1,000. and the Nlnth az
uofth sewer 5000 The beard let
The contract for grading North
f'astf shlrd II to the Coast Con.
crete eompaay Tor tsIsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
STRIKE MAY
Be SETTLED

laie this afternoon The Star r..
'Ss4 press Dispatch from San
snafieeo which stated that the Ia.
sst'ions pointed 70 a speedy set.
ssasnt q the aeamcuss strike and
..'is1Naers' lockout at that port
sfeaeaiatifra d the United
a''pFinz a Transportation assoeia.
80 nave consented 10 hold a pre-.
a.harY meeting Monday morning
W committee II the City Front
is4eiioa to act on behalf Of the
- uiiion Involved. II r. also
49, q the dispatch that several
Nc Do4is tied up are coalinR. but
- p dates for sailing have been
Everything Is quiet and no
7nee nave been made
otallT here ia nothing 70 be
.ssaea from Seattle headquarters
= Hnioha affected This morn
assistant General Manager Mac
49,, Of the Pacific Coast steam
COMPANY. issued circulars stat.
,aat no freight 70 BE- sent south
- tmatilia. sailing next Wed.
would DO received unless
sllie q ladlng contained a pro.
- .att ne delivery would be sub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

Tommy Burns will fiEht onrlon
IN Seattle July FOR SO. D00 purse.
The sporting editor ot The Star this
afternoon received the following
tvlektam from DuFna, dated al his
training quarters at Esaingt0n. Ia.
ttaNe accepted Raynorc'a offer
20 fight for $1,000 purse with
oAften IA Seattle on July
TOMMY uuRNaH
The fight viii take place at Pleas.
ant Beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
SAILING FOR
THE NORTH

Tomorrow will be a busy day on
8eattie.s waterfront Tho steamer
SeYadan will get away IN the fore
noon for Honolulu The steamer
Watson IL loading freight for St
Michael and Nome and will be Ia
readiness 70 sail during the early
hours Of the evening She viii have
her limited passenger accommoda'
lions filled
Tho City ~ Seattle. which arrived
early this morning from Southeast.
aru Alaskan ports, will sail from
pier A nj o'clock tomorrow even.
Ing. She will have over 200 pas
senRera. over half Of whom are for
Dawson and the Tanaua A. Tu.
rneno. the French consul al Dawson.
will be among the passengers. and
Attorney General John y Atkinson,
Of the state of Washington. With
James A. Deeds will 30 north to
juneau.
The Portland. Of the Alaska Coast
company. Will clear tomorrow night
for the westward with a full load
Of freight and all passenger space
also filled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
MARINE DISTRICTS or
ALASKA ARE DIVIDED.

Local Z. =. Marine Inspectors
whitney and Turner received word
this morning from Washington. u
60 that the Alaska division wna To
be divided aud hereafter hendaunf-
tors would be at Juneau and 1t
Michael - 8. AmeH. Of Han Fran
cisco, has been appointed assistant
inspector OF hulia. aud q, L.. Wsldln
~ Astoria. Ore. has been appointed
assistant Inspector OF boilers Both
men vii arrive aud so north on ore
OF the next steamers 20 s. Michael
The former officers at Juneau VIII
be foappointed Previously inspect.
ofs from Juneau Or Seattle have
been obliged 90 so 10 the ~ Michael
district once a year 90 pass on in
speetlona bat hereafter officers viii
be located Ia that district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
TURTLES ARE
SHIPPED HERE

4 new commodity u freight show =
cd up on the manifest of the steam
sF Watson o. her last trip from
San F'rnncisoo. and down on Pier l
are ak mammoth turtles. shipped
from San Francisco 70 NJ. a. New
hail a Co. 81 this city. While on
the dock ths turtles have been hAy-
iuE high time They aeem 20
scent the aalt water and wiii not
tak- a plunge but let a bucket OF
tub be placed near them ana splash
they are In Tor cold plunge.
Several of tho dock employees took
turns AZ ridtnK around on the large
she'll backs This shipment 81 tuf-
tee - the first 10 be received IN
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
THIEF STEALS
FROM THIEF
PRISONER TELLS WIFE re
PLUMBER rs HIDDEN. AND
OWNER FINDS THAT PART or
IT HAS VANISHED A SECOND
TIME.

y G. Buell.. a soldier from Fort
LaWton. who vas robbed Thursday
night In the Boulevard house. near
Smith cove. begins 10 believe that
misfortune has attached herself to
his trail William i Kelly. who
gBa recently discharged from
company stationed al the fort. was
arrested al suspicion 81 having
stolen gold Naich. diamond riag
And some money from Buell
Last evening Kelly confessed 20
the thefts and Is nov being held.
charged with grand larceny Kelly
told Police Sergeant Mcdonald that
the lot WIS In q grip which he had
left Al the hotel Mcdonald secured
tho grip and could only find tho
watch The diamond ring. Wblch
Was valued az 800. Was gone. and
II Is evident that Il was stolen "A
second time from the grip. II Kelly
IL telling the truth, which the police
believe 10 be the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
LAUNDRY COMPLAINS or
GREAT NoRTaERN's DELAY

Because Of the delay Of the Great
Northern railroad In raising 10 the
new grads a pisee q concrete pave
utani in front Of the Cascade I.aun-
afY building on rhird aY. = and
Main st. the Cascade laundry is
suffering the lOss OF see a month.
throuEh rs inability - rent an adj
iaesut store room The laundry
com paay has called the attention of
The beard % public works to the
matter and asked that the city So
quire the WORK 20 be- done at the
same time notifying the board that
the city VII be held responsible for
any accidents which may occur ln
the meantime on account of the con-
aitlou II shs pavement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
DOLPHIN smAsHEs FAsALLop

when the steamer Dolphin was
berthiuE az Pier I tate ysstsTsiay
afternoon. she smashed into the
steamer T'sraiiau. doing consider.
able damage. Tha Fagaiion was
billed 70 sail tonight for Southeast
srn Alaska. but owing % the dam
age sustained. her sailing vas post
rened until next Tuesday night. and
abe vent 10 Eagle Harbsr fof re-
uHtFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
STANLEY poMERoY DEAD.

Stanley pomeroy. aged n. a char
ter member Of the Seattle News.
boys union. and who has been
working for the local papers for tho
past six years. died az bis home In
Ballard last night at g.: 30 from tu-
bereulosia. from which he has been
far no arrangements have been
made for the funeral. but II will
probably be held under the auspices
OF the Newsb0y6' union. OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

The Seattle union of the Chris.
tian EndeAyor met last night al the
First Christian church. corner East
Olive and Broadway. Carl ~
Reeves. president. and Miss MAY
Little. secretary. who have held
those positions for two years. were
reelected. George = Combs was
elected first vice president: Miss
Alice Monday. second vice preBl.
dent: J. A. Hoadle. treasurer. and
Mas Nellie Rlnehart, correspond
ink secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

a..,ek Donovan. y ticket taker
,aeent lhealef wants his FOR
ssle clara 5 Nuuieon alias
,a,a alias Davenport arrested
sAarxe # robbery
psasecullns attorneys office
-. - .ssue the warrant
..es.an i IN 100 health. hasn't
MaAa and Is without inflaca.
n lssensis
Annseon wemaa Is worth
$50 ana has influential flteada.
Accuses Ferner wife.
n,.maa accuses bis former wife
.ssss.flnr ais room IN a Third az
..isr keasa and taking there
- "a IA cash ana deesis O. mia.
= es,oefiy 10 che Atlln country
- aawsrds Of Sa0.oao az their
$3.50 srlllas value Whom be dis.
s.s5 thelr loss noaovan went
= r.llsra ana SECURED a warrant
- trfest q the woman Upon
= asyiVa Of bis LAWYER. J u
$50 his warrant charged the
smsa wish buraiarY
n.nAan diaut sNre 10 take any
.s.rees and rather thar Eive mp tfe
.-sfsnt % a peaec ef'ieer h ear.
- ahaat With him A week
- hst "Wednesday I've found the
ss.tssa soman on First ay he
49, aeg and held her until 4
sseemsa came and then turned the
ssgrsat ana the Noman over 10 the
efsswf
nj nonosan aaA the woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
W ANTS LEGAL
OPINION
FINANCE COMMITTEE HAS A
HARD PROBLEM TO SOLVE m
PROPERTY DESCRIPTIONS.

Corporation Counsel Calhoun has
been asked b. the finance commit
Toe Of the council 10 prepare d legal
opinion on tho question whether the
city council has the authority 60 re-
init % property owners money paid
BY mistake Zoe district Improvement
assessments where the wrong de-
scripiian II given
Several cases have occurred
where persons have paid on the
wrong property. but n these pay
mentr arc r~mttted after being erred
tied on the assessment roll. the
councilman fear that the city Viii
be Liable for the amounts and uu-
able 10 collect them from the prop
erty Oh which the assessments were
inadvertently paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
RlGF COMPLIES REPORT.

Game Warden Rief has coupled
the reports II the game wefd~ns
throughout the state. whieh show
that there have been total - sa.sss
huntinK licenses Issue during tse
year. The total anouni IN the Knui~
fuud T. ift.git King oounlY Issued
sfes licenses during ths Ysaf. and
has q balance. after sxHsnainE -
8ea FOR the breeding Il phvasants
ana other stras, u Gs.Tssst Adams
county has the Smallest showing.
having hsaurf but "a licrnarH aud
having balance % tif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
NOME MAIL is
contested

The ALASKA club % Seattle reculv-
Il a message ffum the Nomo Cham
Der az cemmsfe e yesterday. stating
that nine toms 81 mail had arrived
GA the eerwin and like amount
was expected within three daya and
uFset the Alaska club 90 wire SEN
atar Piles and hspfes~ntatits
cushmsa 10 take the matter ap with
the lsastaefiee department and have
Haafc clerks authorized to handle the
mails
The Alaska club has wired SEN
atar piles ani others at Washington
to ur9e every effort 20 have the .lt.
uatiou remstird. a. u Vas causing
great loss % the business Interests.
4 telegram has been #snt "a Nome
advising the chamber ~ commerce
~ the action ~ the club. An an
sweF u expected to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
HrssraRY or ORGANIZATION
srlcn SCORES PRESIDENT
rsaws STRIKING PARALLEL
-sss THOMAS LlPToN MAY
sglLo COMPETING PACKING
pssTa

CHICAGO. June s.-The Nelli.
isgnpiia report on Chicago packing
ssssa xas denounced as highly
sAussd.- and President Roosevelt
W wuFrd FOR sending II "a con
rsNA At meetings 81 the Illinois
M1zisssurers' association and the
akzsD Commercial association
Ne nszht
sTswary John " Gionu. Of the
hsaals Manufacturers. association.
tEas said
'Fusadsnt Roosevelt perhaps
ssaf no' have attacked The pack.
81 Wal - money had been In.
used Any other Industry would
- hen paralgEed b. ghe reports
" association has appointed a
oMNittee to Investigates the stock
IRA
! visited the stock yards str
F,szs ago ! am % the opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
MANY SECURE
FREE WORK

During the month Of May fust
ended the city employment office
found positions Tor 3.tt1 applicants.
the largest Maf business ever done
BY the office During the CORE.
spending month Of last year .sss
persons we're found places 81 is0f.
1850. 1909. z.ss6. 1905. 1851. 1901.
i.3Tn. and 1860. a.iza
During the fret five months Of
1906 positions wefv found for TO-.
fl9 prfHnns. a. compared With
5 gsE ID 1895. s.s70 Ia fsat. s.s9s In
1908. G.aai in 1903. e.tss IN 1891. and
axSB Ia 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
Casa unosR ADJUSTMENT.

After hearing all the evidence and
listening tu the arguments OF the
councils Va the vase 81 " ,. Boyd
-. n =, Cox Judge uftffin yesisfs
day toek the matter under advise.
nsnL Coz IL the promoter ~ tbs
PUGET Sound sanitariaFu. aud Boyd
alleges that cuK nads false mlsrep-
representations whereby Boyd was
persuaded into diapoHing % land al
Aiki ralnt 10 the value q 5000 for
bic Interest Ia tie concern. lloyd
alec aiisssa that Cor misappFopHial-
81 sogas q the funds % the concern
and brought asit 10 have cox re.
moved from the presidency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
ANDREW ANDERSON
Is SENTENCED

Andrew Anderson Was today
committed 10 the county Jail 20
serve a sentence of six months on,
me esafHe ef assault Anderson Kot
hANea W Ia row with some sail
ms one night last December. aud a.
VAS tharGsd ttat he stole a watch
ahh chain from one Of the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
JOHNS 10 ACQUITTED.

= - Johns. the Garden city mas
whn vas charged With asaauiiius
ole Nsisea wifh sn an. vas yesi~r.
5aY found not guilty b. a Jury lH
She superior eaart Johns plea was
that he waa called vie and lnsaliina
nAns~s. besides being threatened. -
Saison-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
Hlllman Buy. Acreage.
suss rAe CRY.

Alleging that the city n@EiiEenliy
left an obstruction across Utah a..
n. -. Thetupaan - zustnE FOR dam
asss IN the sum % tsas, witch ~
alleges 10 haVs received while spin.
nius down the street IN bic aut1-
mobile sbout midnight on senfem-
hnf 80. ikng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

The board % works this morning
granted the request Of the Seattle,
Rsnlon 4 Southern railroad FOR n
permit 20 double track ila line on
Rainier boulevard four blocks south
from Jark4on Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
MILITIA DEPARTS

DILLOSVALE. Ohio. June -
The militia vas Withdrawn today
from the mining district The oi
orators are employing guards The
mines start Monday With non union
help The authorities evidently
believe the operators should guard
the mines at their own expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
LEAGUE WILL MEET.

There will be special meeting
of the Latona Municipal league 20.
night for the purpose Of raiifying
the movement to get the Alaska.
Yukon exposition held on the uni
ieersity grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
CAN GIVE HIM sss YEARS.

BOSTON. June a--Ferdlnnnd v
Bofres vas guilty today ON -
counts for conspiracy IN obtaining
money under false prctsnEea sen.
ieacs was deferred The maximum
penalty l. 3es years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
ISAAC GOES 10 JAIL.

In the opinion Of the Ballard po'
lice Isaac Olsen had no visible
means ut support. 50 they sent him
10 the eouuty jail yesterday after
noon for 40 daya. charged with wax
rancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
FAVOR @U.- CAMPUS.

That shs campus Of the state uni.
sofaity offers ,ha most desirable
site for the proposed Alaska falf ia
che opinion expressed In a feNoiu.
ton adopted b. the Capitol ilill Ian.
pruyemens club AZ iis regular meet
tns batd taaf niahG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
WILL ACCEPT FUND.

The Building Trades assembly
last evening decided to accept the
offer of sum contributed b. local
business men 10 the fund for giving
the Valencia victims a Christian
burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
INVITATIONS ISSUED.

Mr. aud Mrs w G. spaldinE. Of
Centfaiia. have issued invitations
announcing the marriage 0f their
daughter. Jeneva. 90 Deputy Sheriff
John g Liner The nuptiaia Will
lake pIhea The awning 81 June ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
MEETS DEATH
UNDER TRAIN

ruYAf.Iur. Jans ,. william
Dean. Rgsd "a. Naa kHle4 un8ef a
= eethopnd freight train last niGht.
shortly after , a'ci0sk. Nhlis Steep
lnx over the track - pick % an
article he had lest A train Kning
Ia an pproaite direction on another
srask diverted bis attention from
tks train Whieh struck him. and -
aif not ees V until e Nas apon hifsi.
tiis akaii waa fractured aud be died
IS ainntee after b VAS picked ap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

Colonel IooeiYn. Of the Eleventh
Infantry. and Colonel nuEEan. Of the
First infantry. have been appointed
"a the rank OF bfigadier general
both officers arr yell known At
Eaft LAYTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

Superior judge Fraisf today acns
fenced Oin QundeFsan 70 serve one
Fwsf Ca the reuiteuflarY. tiuna~F.
saa Nas fauna guilty u robbinG =
house en- May ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
sAeeAlAURsNTu SERMON.

~ y g. Mason. pastor u the
VI tlf tougfeas tianaf church.
~ ..ssh ne baeralauraafa asr-
49, 7ipfe tie University of WASH
49, Denny bali. Sunday Al
- 49, .faeis, rich soil. near Seattle.
k.Is,. s.'as. J. a. Paine. 907 Alaska
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
TAMALE MEN
MUST WHISPER
RANcous VOICED VENDOR or
PnppUREo PIG WILL HAVE
TO mopuLArg THE TONES.

No more will the molodlous cry
Of the hot tamale" man pierce the
throbbinE ear drums OF sleeping See
attic No more viii the wailinR yell
OF that most inconaiderate tndiYid.
ual with his waahboilor filled with
ateaming husk-onveloped chicken
Htartle tho sleeping householder
from a peaceful slumbef al the IN.
earthly hour Of l y. m. For II rs
writ In the big book down ~ Chief
Wappeneiein'a castle that this must
end forthwith
Edlte ooes Forth.
Yea. such Is the law. aud Il IL the
edlci which has gone forth Early
this morning, long before the east.
ern horizon wis iilumiued b. the
first signs of breaking daY. ono
Hodyckon. iliadu. came forth from
his lair and wandered down the
thOrouEhfhfeH. preceded BY the cry
designating his wares In his wake
followed q train OF remarks from
those whom he had rudely aWaks
eBod These remarks invariably
started with the eighth letter Of
the alphabet
Patrolnan is Alert.
On lower First ay. y Patfolman
Le Count. athiwaft aud undaunted.
waited the coming Of tho enemy
% sleep Armed with the majesty
81 the law he took the night dis
tuFher ~ charge and With the irats
Hindu. steaming tamaieH and dole.
fui cry. made his way 20 the city
hnsillc. There tho night clerks
RECALLED themselves with hot n.
males. the officers. who had Just
returned from their coffee aud. .
discussed with bHted breath the foa.
lures OF the important capture aud
the protesting peddler was led away
10 the dungeons below
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

acre tracts. rich soil. near Seattle.
easy teFms J A Paine. g0T Alaska
building go