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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-04
JAPANESE NATION or WORKERS
Everybody Manages 20 Keep Busy II
Land Of the Mikado.

Everybody in Japan appears to
do WORK Of seme kind; is 1t coun-
try without begrars, without drunk
ards. and all are polite and good
natured. Nothing is heard or seen
of the effect Of the recent war.
The people neither talk about it nor
have they become overbearing or in
any manner intoxicated by their great
victories, but have quietly gone to
work to develop their industries, to
increase their commerce and trade,
and to get affair control over the new
markets which the success Of their
armies has opened for them. Us s.
A tendency to exclude other nations
from these markets does not exist, the
uniform and repeated assurance being
readily given by Japan's leading
statesmen. that the promise Of the
.'open door, in Korea and Manchuria
will, as far as Japan is concerned, be
strictly carried out. %s
Korea itself is gradually getting I'm.
der effective Japanese control and ad-
n1inistration, which will be Of much
benefit to the entirely out-of-date
country, the resources Of which APP
pear to have been dormant for cen.
turtles; these with proper and intelli-
gent administrative methods should
promise rich results. The natural re-
sources Of Japan itself are probably
somewhat limited, bur its people are
frugal, intelligent and energetic, and
the burdens which the late war has
imposed do not appear to weigh heav-
lily upon them .Harper's Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
SETTLEMENT
IN SIGHT
pLAsrERERs AND BOSS Asso.
CATION WILL MEET TINS
AFTERNOON AND ATTEMPT
TO CLOSE TIC PRGsEaT
TROUBLE.

The situation In the plaaterefa'
strike Is growing better Al meet
Ing held LAST night Of the piasterefH
union aud the boss Plaaterers as
ISOLATION the demands and requests
0f each side were clearly stated. 80
that the present existing conditions
between the two organizations are
harmonious
A meeting Will be held AZ o'clock
today "a receive the final answer OF
the noas Piaafenefs aHaf citation. In
case OF their refusing 10 grant the
81 wage scale. the men Will remain
out on strike. Secretary q y Cum
mirss Of the nlastefcfa expects that
the contractors viii give ia 10 tho
unions Demands As thus are al.
ready employing a number of men
at two places on The g. scale
The only contention Of the boss
ulaHefera against the raise Is, that
they are willing 10 pay q graded
scale OF from $3.50 20 o. on their
prescott contracts. bet are unwilling
20 paF 4 fun g. sraie until January
1. 1907 Al the present time they
claim they are losing considerable
money daily 90 the time grant 81
their contracts.
Secretary Cummings. IN Yoleins
che demands ~ hlH uuien. lays EN-.
phasla ca the fact that bricklaYcrs
are new receiving over g. a day,
Nhcn their weo scale only calls
for o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
.BRAN|SHED GUN AT
A STENOGRAPHER

frequency % shooting serspea. ar
rived on the scene aud cautiously
opened the door The fUom was
empty lust al that moment Mr..
Coz stepped out u the elevator on
hla eay to the office and aaw the
cAnAs Of the disturbance
joe Wilson. an old Alaskan. for
whom be was rnAnaEfng mining
deal. wAs just getting into the ole
AtaE 10 90 down. Arm 10 arm the
two fnvn entered Cox'a office quiet.
u aud began TO talk over business
affairs
tn. plain clothes men also eater
81 aud took seats Va one corner,
With an eyr on the door and one on
tbs strangers hip pocketa
A clerk peeped Ia the door and
beckunea Mr. Cox outside With
hated breath he asked him II he
wam aware ~ the risks he Was run
nthn BY talking with the mar In hiH
nfreo ME- Cor assured him that
hs waa perfectly harmless. but vas
4 lev sheets in the pind AZ Tor
: gun. there waM no evidence that
he ever possessed such an implo'
meut
The real cause ~ the sienos
sAhhsr's flight In the frat place sas
that she ciaifned the man bran.
alshsd q qua AZ her. and vas trylng
% force her to ahoe tfm the papefE
concerning his mining deal Miss
sheridan refused this. not knowing
= neither or not Mr. Cox would APP.
prove 81 a. Wilson's actions Krvw
s0 alarming that she became ter
rfbly frightened and lied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
BALLARD COUNCIL HAS HARD
NUT TO CRACK IN GRANTING
LICENSE TO FISHER & PRt
GENT - PETITION WAS on
Tanned FRAupuLENrLY.

BALLARD. oct a. neaideu the
annexation trouble la the council
last night another strong fight wae
made In regard 90 the granting ~
the saloon license OF Fisher A Pro-
Heat Owing 20 The star showing
zap the record aud character OF
the mpn making the request thet
presented a petition 10 the council
asking that the license be granted
The license was signed by every
body connected with the liquor buai.
hess Ia ballard. and BY the mill
owneru The petition WAS made out
asking that the license be granted
"a Wm Fisher. hui after most Of
the nantes had been secured the
maine Of rregent was written In
pencil
When this was brought 90 the
attention ~ the council Council
man Cooke became furious He
said the men had tried 20 pefuc.
grate a fraud upon the city coun
Ell tn bringing before Il petition
with names obtained Under a mis-
taken idea After much discussion
the license vas granted. Anderson.
kean. poefhei aud Smith voting IN
fasor OF the license Many % the
aiKnga Of the petition had algned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
WILL
Be SHORT
REPUBLICANS IN STATE WILL
HUSTLE FoR ONLY THREE
wGEks-Trg FtaHr WILL ne
wAoUo IN TIE LARGE cGs-
rERs.

on account OF the widespread
general apathy noticeable through
Out IN. state. the republican state
campaign will not be started active
" until about Oct Is This SiiI
lsaxe bus three weeks pfior 10 tho
riecilon. making tbs campaign tho
shortest ia the historY of the slate
Plans are nov being made By
Chairman neIiFuier. u The aiate
COMMITTEES. 20 provide speakers taf
meetings IN the larger citiea and
iowna % the state. bat little OF No
sffprt wjil be made 20 bold political
sseefiaxa IN The smaller places
This 10 republican year, said
NJ penraier this morning. -
maeh 80 that there seuuts 70 b. ~
interest ia The fight, exceps IN spots
Il IL thrnAtsued that Me- Com
prfa. preaIdeut 81 che American
Federagiun % Labor. IL eufalnE hrfs
to make = eAmpNiGn aEains, Con
xreaamaa Jones' ! wish he suuld.
Perhaps q Woaid enhven thg sita.
atlnu u1asev hat
May 81 the mana6.rs os the
eountf campaigns write that shst
ao not care "a 90 much before the
middle 81 the moath Va arr piaa
alag ta aena oct state speakers
shout that time and from then mnltl
the siectlou Comparatively few
meetings wiii be held and th0~s
uniy In the larger ernisra-
rhere eth be 30 psertnet cam.
paixn this year The people OF the
sfate tn uany districts want .
chance 10 aee and hear their eon
rrrnnulen amd senators. has there y
little demand for other state Spsak
era We want 10 give the people
shat theY want. 90 ahAh ksep ms
cougreesmsn bnaY. once the cam
palgn Is started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
EXCITING TIME OCCURS IN TIE
ARCADE BLOCK AND PLAIN
CLOTHES MEN ARE HURRIED
our FROM POLICE HEAD
QUARTERS.

pcnlaona ~ the Arcadss hailalns
v cru treated 20 half an hour ~ sir
ftns excitement this morning. which
eaa started 81 a EfFi running down
the halls uf the fourth flaor and
fulEing. Help Murder and
other hinssdy expressions
The gifi had issued frnm the door
~ Room GOO. and frightened habit
tues &c the fioaf appearing on the
scene. could see the coat tails II =
man disappearing within the room
ia great haste The alarm Nas
termed Ia 60 tho police station
Meanwhile Manager ThompnDu
of the Arcade heard the rampus
aud. srikina a broom and all the 9th
IS formidable w-Apuns ne eoald lAy
h4ads on. approached the door %
Goo
one peek through : crack and be
fled pfeeipltHgeiY aoSu the ball.
Mis- sheFiasn. the stsnogrspher.
who had EtYen the alarm, Vas NOT
70 BE- foslna Marvin 4 Cos. sho
rented RousD zoe. had not arrived ~
hia offlce and thu kitnation SaH
sersnss
Two plain clothes msn. armed 10
Al. teeth. and gruntiag over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
MACOON WILL
GOVERN CUBA
ACCOMPANIED ~ Grief Of
STAFF BGLl. mscooN WILL
JOIN TAFT IN CUBA Imag.
piArELV.

WASHINGTON. Oct al vas
officially announced late this after
neon that Charles = NsHeou wtli
81 70 cuba a. provisional governor.
ana chief uf staff He'll wtii accom-
tsny him Secretary Taft today
especially requested both assign .
u,eufa eien. Harry will act az chief
- staff during the absrnrr % He'll
Secretary 81 state noei has writ
ton Quesa8s. iuaorsinE Taft'H re-
quest that QoFsadA retain Ms office
a. minister from Cubs. declaring
mat there IL 80 reason Nhy friends
% Cuba should Despair 81 liberty.
indepsnAence or success Va ser
government. He sa1st The
wretehsA business will soon BE-
over. aud e can BE- looked back
upan as being merely a hard lesson
In cuba's development In the art q
self government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
RAJ LARD WILL VOTE
;. ON ANNEXATION

same tiue that TIE county election
wtu 70 hyld
The ardlus"ec ~ss moved to be
riated ou rs nra gsAss4 snd -
tule atoas tAss 80 tsrec - q
eaunriIw.a wave ,asre zee 80 . 5
a AZ De- ilrss q ss,. satu-ss
that hr h.s 'stsua ~. ts..s.s.
u ne a.~as 80 eS - &c ss8 s.s-s
ne r.mnfs ssfs ssr.ss srs.. !
that th. fourth Nuts 80 Iss .rai..
sftlss ~ss Go fe,s'.s $3.50 D.. a.. e
.Imrd Go vote, tlls t.u.fk. csii.s
iuf bitter d-s .sa.s, s~ns ..a .~i.
settled .sem saN "aa. .--.s 80
motion that the m.assFs ,. .aasss
on its nEat fradln@ u VAS thvs
moved tn adopt the ordinance. Ar E
~ this motion was - sgd tt was
declded that the ruiinx was rot
properly executed and the measure
vas taken up aud voted all over
again.
Eferts src being made today %
ascertain whether any hflhez have
been effvfea foF the passage % the
ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
.ANARCH|S IC
SCHOOL

MADRID. ocs. 1--fn the present
prosecutions. tie case against Fer-
Ter. accused n incitinE 70 snafe NJ
hsord today. the attorney K~nsfai
declared that the defendant had
conducted school under the nasne
~ che Modern schnat. Ia teach
vsu9hM ths principles ~ annfchy
ana fhe manufacture and use ~
f,ssnh. ard that they had aided 20
escape ard shielded fuwitissa wasn't
"a for attempts upan the iife " the
King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

The Trustee Company. which has
~ successfully handled four differ
eut properties Ia this city. among
y hieh l. the Dexter Horton Bank
building has decided 20 erect a
magnificent HeHen@aiofF ufttfe
structure at the corner u Third ana
columbia 81. where they own n
tract fronting re feet on both
streets
The building win be thoroughly
fire proof. she frame 70 be utstrd
steel with concrete fire preofiuE %
~.sifa construction n wli he fin-
tsbad IN nrht isrfa Gotta and brick,
and the Windows viii be Of the I'm
est plate glass. The ground floor
viii be used for mercantile pur-
poses and financial institutions.
while the upper floors wiii be a.
ylfiea into affiren with perfect light
ara ventilation. steam heat, electric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

0H hls returu 90 America be was
appointed Ia the command % the
Department q the Lakes. and for
the last fsw Years has been IN euffi
mansi Ut the sftisiou of the Pacific.
y fth headquarters At San Francisco
During the Russo japanese var
be WMs Ia the field as q SPECIAL OBJ
server for thu waF department. and
II the close ~ the Wer hm Travelled
extensively IN the Ear east ana In
ola. where he vas the guest % Gen
sral lord Kitchener
he received the medal ~ hcnm
for GOODNESS and conspicuous hFas'
cry in action AZ Missionary fidRe,
End was reeentiF decorated with
the order ~ the Rising sun By ths
mIkaao ~ Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
INJURIES MAY
PROVE FATAL

NEW YORK. Oct , Private In.
formation from Paris To friends OF
Senator Clark of Montana Indicates
that his Injuries IN the automobile
accident. which we're said 10 have
been several broken ribA. are really
40 serious as TO practically render
his recovery impossible. Internal
Injuries. n IL said. have resulted.
senator Ciark's office says that the
report f. exaggerated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
YOUTHS
IN THE TOLLS

Earl Osborne. Dewey Claiborne sud
willie Briee. ranging In age from II
10 ~. were arrested this morning
br Detective Corbest and Truani
officer Katchufn. charged vith
burglary. The boys have been .
source Of much anxiety 20 residents
living in the vicinity Of Forfysflrsi
~ and Burns 81 By petty piiferinx
and stealing
Monday the boys pried open a
uoadahoa. locked with 4 Yale lock.
and took goo pounds ~ Iced. which
they wero intending 10 sell. but
we're arrested before they could dis.
pose % II. They were turned over
10 The juvenile court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
The Trustee Company to Erect
Another Building


nFht hot and roid water. anf wiz
ing for u general inter-comnunleat.
ing system.
n IL the intention Of The company
% divide thls property under Is
aunerahip system. into Unit-inief-
eata for investment. 20 that any in
weston. whether his capital be large
or small may avail himself % the
opportunity of placing his money
in one 81 the very best pieces OF
business property ia Seattle upon
ths same terms as Il be owned the
entire property.
A further announcement Witi ne
made a. soon az the cost u the I'm
provsments can be accurately as
eeriaiued.
Pun information IN regard 70 the
details Of the proposed division and
sale OF the property viii be fur
nishea upon application 70 the Trus-
tee Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
|. c. P|LLSBURY
IS IN PRISON
soH or PROMINENT NEW
YORKER rs JhlLEo-pthht.
lsss WIFE OBLIGED TO SEEK
es<eITga WITH HiA-stLe
vt.s ASsUsA Aio.

N'w YORK. Oct 3-IOuia
cleveland pilisbufY. the black
sheep" Of one Of the most prom
uent families. aas arraigned ms
morning aud accused Of obtaining
money under false preteHsea. hih
wife. aged - years whom he met
and married 10 California. has been
forced by poverty 20 share the pris
on fare With hof husband. being un
able 20 pay lcss than 81 week
charged for room rent whore she
slept while her husband WAS In jail
Tor five weeks Pillsbury iH unable
10 secure bail from his relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
BE:A I 6
I IME
m,aasauts Arrives fsvm
1f;euf Too Oays
Ahead of SeAea%
aie--keyes Not.
flied oil Wife's
Death.

steamship Minnesota Of the Great
Northern steamship company ar
rived al the Great Narthern docks
this afternoon az lis o'clock two
days ahead ct her schedule time
The Minnesota had fair iist Of
passengers and the usual freight
sArga
chief Engineer stuart keyes Nha
informed II the sudden death Of hia
wife, Wha died FROM a surgical on
Grafton twa weeks ago. In this cttl
Ito would make NO statement ha -
shat action be would take regard
Ing her death until b. had been ae.
quainted with the details The ~,
mains 81 Mrs keyea u a. the nut.
terworth a soaa' Undertaking par.
lars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
PROTESTS ARE
ENTERED
CHAMBER or comERcE DIS
eussINe VACATION OF RAIL.
ROAD AVENUE BETWEEN
TIDE LAND BLOCKS 3ss AND
sgs FOR rHE UNION PACIFIC.

The main subject Of discussion
~ the chamber Of commerce this
afternoon H. the consideration Of
the vacation 81 Railroad ay. fog
the Union Pacific between tho east
waterway and kitaay a. The re
port Is the outcome Of letter sd
dressed 20 the chamber ot com
msrce hy G. u BuNscii lie pro
posed that resolution be passed
today TO send committee before
the county commissioners nj
o'clock Thursday 20 protest against
the proposition for the vacation 81
Railroad av between blocks a9s and
1ss Of the Seattle tide lands outside
the eIty limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
BIC SYSTEM uNEARTHEo.

MONTREAL. Oct a gigantic
~ stem of smuggling diamonds from
London through this port Into the
United States h believed 10 have
been thwarted By the United States
custom officers who have Just ar.
rived here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
LIBRARY BOARD FRIDAY.

On account OF q quorum not be.
lng present last night. The meeting
.0f the library board WAS postponed
until Friday. Librarian smith stat.
ed Tits morning that be has not
as yet received an8 Information ~.
Fsrdlng the opening date OF the
mes library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
Will AWAIT TAFrs RETURN.

WASHINGTON. %. G. Oct a.
Theodore shonts viii not Jet me
Chinese labor contract for the ran
anna canal until Secretary Tnit re
turns Tine canal may be built by
contract A commission has beeh
secretly sent to ali the big CONTRACT
ora With tentative specifications'
Many proposals are being receifod'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
WILL NOT ACCEPT.

Secretary Cooper Of the school
board stated to-day that the board
would not consider the 81 900 dam
ages allowed by the city Oh the
south school property. and that un'
Jess they could agree 10 other ar
engagements. an appeal would prob
ably be- taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

Steamer Umatilla sailed yeatcf
day afternoon for san Francisco
with d fun cargo and list Of pas
HfnErrH
Oriental liner KaRn Maru sailed
late yesterday afternoon fof the
Orient with heavy consignment
Of freight Tho greater portion Oi
the cargo consisted 81 cotton. the
Raga Mnm having taken over 2a
carloads Of the export from this
port
Steamer Northwestern sailed foF
Nome on her last trip this after
noon ~ 2 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
r.s HAS stsN ser fo7
&C. Assss or ass
-. On. sws.Ma ssssl sAt %
a:ssS

mrsafs s.s . W W. ,, ,''Ps :.
sarf - .sl.,snee iast tVvHius
rs<ss :. slselh-t "a fesard ca
eaa'Hs ..t,sa q nai.rd 80 Seattle,
- 49,. al anneNatieu BIAS been
Y - & eententien fsf q long
- .,,,aan Ksan, Who introduced
tsa. $3.50. as ulaht stated that
y ~s 80 - hsst 20 eati ne elec tioe
~.isad II hsviHs 20 -
- s a. 80 by ne ee'Ft " mere
- Is reHsinS.
: ,s,lnaaea scis chr GATE ~
- 49, Naxembcf s az The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
CHARACTER oEFAmER
IS ngiac SUED.

BENJAMIN Gerber. who on Aug 10
called Bella FriebcrS thief. Is b
ing sued for 5000 for defamation
Of character Gerber and the nus.
hand of the complainant are part
nara Of a store al iai2 Second av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
PASSED FORGED CHECK.

~. y Loss. a recent arrival from
san Francisco, wHH arrested last
night b. Detectives HYrnr and
Phillips On complaint Of the savoy
hotel. Who charges the man with
fashinR "A forged check for $40.
The detectives say the man has q
record IN California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

| early DAYS of the Gar there Aztec
the battle q Manila BE- vas made q
ma sor general In 800 BE- Was made
eriEadier eenorai In the regular
srauy and suceeeied General OTIS
ss commander 81 glfe division Of the
Philippines and military governor
Ia 1891 b. Was promoted 70 The
rank u major ErnerAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
EXPLOSION IS

BALTIMORE. SD Oct s-Ths
displacement of thc blast cover on
a furnace rauerd an explosion iu ihe
Maryland Htoal company plant this
morning The explosion kilisa four
warkmen and injured eight three
~ whom may die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

HAVANA. oct. a-There are re-
ports that the government troops.
becoming angry az American In
trtventlan. khat up the town ~
esmaTuey. The municipal police
are committing depfcdati0ns NJ
patabano and Colon. and raiders are
operating around Guantanamo. The
danger u4enaeea people IA Pinar del
Mo. where volunteer troops u
eafnasusy declare they wont dis
band. Aabcrt says he wont dis
arm his men at uuiuez and Bata.
bona unless the fufslea are Huhsti-
tiiuted for the volunteers and po-
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

Mike Hove was arrested TINS
morning charged with brutality as
aaulting a feilow companion ioNe
4 being held a, police headauaricrs
heading the issuing Of complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
CABS MUST HAVE TENDERS

los ANGELES. oct War
rants we're issued today for the
arrest II President y Y. Clark ana
Vice President NJ ~ sherman. ~
the Los Angeles Pacific Railway
company. because ~ their failure 90
eaufp cars with Tenders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

HAVANA. oct. s-The diaarm.
Ing of the rebels began today under
the supervision Of General Funston,
with no opposition from the rebels,
some Of whom we're permitted 20
keep their guns. which we're per.
sonal property. Preparations are
completed to receive Secretary Taft
At the palace this afternoon, when
no will move ia permanently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
Delay Was Expen.
sIve

Fire recently destroyed a home
and na contents. among which were
q number Of letters and old manu-
scripts worth thousands Of dollars
The owner always intended renting
a safe deposit box in the chrome
staei fire and burglar proof vaults
81 WIN. u. Perkins a Co. Alaska
building. but put It off a trtfle too
long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
RIOT AT OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, ont. oct : There
AS serious riotine here this after
noon. due 70 = strike ~ the freight
handlers 81 thc Canadian Pacific
Yafiraad. The police repuised a
number of foreigners who attacked
the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
NEARY TO MEET
THOMPSON

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct g.
Charlie Neary was notified from
Los Angeles this morning that pc
has been matched With johnnie
Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

PENSACOLA. r7a. Oct 5.-The
town % ahsllbanks Ala. was to-
haIiy destroyed and two families
ina in the recent storm Rear Ad-
n,.fsi Cnpps estimates the damage
d. the navy yard at 81 geo goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

GUANTANAMO. Oct 3.-Two
thousand insurgents. who we're un.
willing 10 diaafm. say they will do
80 n General Castillo wishes them
10 Castillo will arrive soon and
viii order disarmament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
Make Your Own Maple
Syrup

With Mapcline. It's better cheaper
aud purer. No cooking, no work. no
trouble. Mapeline ~ pure vege.
table extract. that can be used In
a multitude of ways aud - a most
delicious fiavoring extract It's at
your grocers Try one bottle You
will like Mapellno. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
CITY Hall Market

sella loir steaks. t2hc III; round.
zoe pot roaEta, &c TO &C. and ham.
fse Ib. 500 Third ave. NJ 3l5s.
Ind. 3C22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

!. The report Of the Carnegie public
hbrary shows that there are 1905
volumes la the institution The "a
r~naea for the term were s. ,2.t.te.
8 The cttY engineer was requested
20 find position fof /. James.
who had been injured while IL the
city'a employ Mr. James has a
good record
The millmen have asked On meet
the council at a meeting ~ fhe
committee OF the whole IN order to
discuss the leary ay boulevard
proposition aud the council set a
meeting for next Thursday even
ing Not knowing how 20 be- able
60 inform ihe milloWnefa regarding
the meeting one ~ the eounclimen
remarked that a notice should be
loft in The Star box located Ia the
eify hall Then the miliowners
would be correctly informed
Ordinances were passed leFying
special assessments tn redeem the
annual inatallmcntH for the I'm
proyementa Of Firat and Brig SITS.
Times It and North 81
The Ballard Stars all play the
North Street Football team tomof
tow afternoon at the Ballard ball
park
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HIGGINS NOMINATED.

PROVIDENCE. r. L. oct a.
James ~. Higgins, mayor If Paw.
fueket. was nominated for governor
bv the democrats today