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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
CAR SHORTAGE
is DISCUSSED

To-day the Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers association win hold
its October meeting at the Tacoma
hotel ana win be quite important,
occupying most Of the day. This
morning at 10 80 o'clock the hoard
OF directors Of the association con-
vened. During the day there Will
be a general meeting Of the asSncin-
ton and also a meeting OF theEsrgo
branch.
The car situation viii be one Of
the questions discussed. aud some
thing in the way Of reports is eN-
ncrtsa from the special committee
dealing with this problem. 'fhe MILL
men say they are now getting about
g5 per cent OF the cars they need, on
tho average. with some mills getting
even less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
CHILD TRAFFIC
Is CHARGED

CHICAGO. soet af-The traffic
IN children carried on by the many
private Institutions throughout I'LL
noia was denounced ~ the Rev
Charles viefden. chairman Of The
committee on child visitation. At
yesterdays session ~ the state con.
fef.nes Of charities
rheae institutions are usually
conducted By ansek DOCTORS he
said The babies taken into thsn
are starved The prapristoFs oftrn
purchase children that the parents
90 not Wanl AZ So head. and place
them out ~ slaves
such hospitals sometimes DO al.
other kind of work have soen
watts Of qalekilme at these lnsiita
tlona The proprietor vii tell yea
the quickllme II tof sanitary par
poses. but Hou and ! know wbai Il
Is TOT Such watts are evidence
enough 20 tie ropc afoand q man ?
neck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
DELEGATE.
GALE IN SEATTLE

suit. the Jury returning a verdict
H. a feW minutes after receiving tho
evidence and the charge 81 the
court.
Mr Gale Is the colleague Of Frank
A. Waakey. the shoft-term dele
gate. In an Interview today. Mr..
Gale said.
II was the people Of Alaska who
elected me. and ! now owe ale
glance TO no district. no division.
but TO the entire territory.
As said before the election.
and as | noW reiterate. u II now
that | want the support Of the peo-
pie ! want them TO come 20 me
and make suggestions I wsni the
miner. merchant. fisherman. tim
herman. transportation man 10 lay
their wants before me. ] am the
representative Of all the people 81
Alaska, and ! want 60 hear from
ans or al Of them. And | Will not
ait FOR them. but ! will solicit the
Information concerning any indus
Try. laws or districts that need at
genilon.
In this connection viii say. and
can speak for him, that Mr.. Was
key will also be found ready and
willing 10 give his time and aiten.
ton 10 anything that may concern
the people or their welfare. ] am
proud indeed 20 have rs a colleague
man who Is above reproaeh and
one who Is energetic at all times In
advancing the interests al the peo-
pie and Alaska"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
"HoNEsT" TOM COMES SOUTH
ON HIS WAY TO WASHING
TON. o. e.-sTANps FOR THE
PEOPLE FIRST AND ALL THE
TIME.

Hon. Thomas Cafe, iongtsrm
Alaskan delegate 10 congress. ar.
rived on the Jefferson last night
aud ~ guest AZ the Northern
hotel From Seattle be will 60 70
bis old home NJ Fon du Lac. Wis
lie viii visit with his family there
for a time before going 10 Washing.
ton. -. c. lie Will spend the winter
With Hon. Frank H. Waskey. the
representative IN the house for the
coming winter. At the national
capital
Mr. Gale la well and in good spir-
iiN lie is rapidly recovering from
the effects Of the accident In the
football game By which he sus.
tanned injuries 20 his leg.
Mr Gale has struck Il rich since
leaving Seattle last summer Rich
ground was found on his Vault
creek claim. Tsnana district. and he
sold II for $1,000. II Was the first
strike he made since going north.
Mr. Gale stfll owns property on
wildcat creek. This is the property
which vas in litigation when he
was here last July He won the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
PARK
Donated CITY.

tract. which the park board has
been trying 10 purchase from Mr.
Cowcn for a long time. are ae iol-
lows All Of block A. Governs Uni
yefdty Park addition. University
boulevard and Hayenna place on the
south. 18th ay. n e. on the east,
Brooklyn av. on the west and e2nd
az. on the north
II IL considered b. members u
the park board considering the
short residence Of Nj COWen Ia
Seattle. aud the Increased value
that the land all undergo IN a
few years, as the best gift that
the cts has ever had in the way
Of park land for park purposes.
Mr. cowen was born near Lon
don. England. aud has been enRag-
I'd in tho real estate business for
many years IFS gift Is said 10
be largely due from the appfecia-
ton which he feels for the growth,
progress and natural scenic adVane
tafes Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
GRAMMAR GAMES
PLAYED TODAY

The thlfd satnes n The Grammar
eehool Foashaii league werp played
this furrun0n a. follows
A. Woodland uart iirnnY defsssi :
cd the n y. Day. 9 20 3 Up 80 TIE
iast thF~s tnlnetss = the piay ne
score was to 9 Ia favor p ths
Days. wrsy. left half fef tha nens
n.y.. grabbed ths bail ana uasp -
yards Tor a toue htnwu. Auasrsan
kicked ths Euai and wpu the same
This makes the usennYs champion ef
the north ssc,ian.
At Lincoln Park Ffanklia ae-
feaf~a the Coiusnblas ~ score 81
II "a e. Central sehaoi sisveH d.
fsasad the walsA waiia ~ ~ 90 O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE

has been openly eharsed with
shielding Hunt b ens of the az
rrstnrr 81 the hank. who alleges that
Thompson acted improperly IN the
case d IL alleged that he request
% President uisx To dismiss the
proceedings against Hunt and that
I've later wrote - judge OrteEa IN an
endsavof 10 Influence the iufist \
statement embracing these charges
has been drawn up and viii be for
wardcd 20 the state department az
Washington. together with = request
fer tho recall % tho amba ssadar.
Ambassador Thompson makes no
statement other than denial Of the
chsfRss. and promise 20 make u
Interesting for hls enemies should
they fan 20 prove their allegations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
ME7CALF GOES TO
SAN FRANCISCO

between the United States and
Japan over the exclusion of Japan
Csc students from the schools OF
that city
President Roosevelt realizes the
gravity of the situation. and be-
iieves his information will be more
accurate IL furnished by a member
of the cabinet yersed in San Fran
cisco conditions.
Secretary Meteaif Is also sent az
the request of Ambassador Aolsi. Of
Japan. who insists that the Japan
ese students I'm California be given
their full rights as specified under
the treaty of 1894.
Compliance with his request II
&c thought will convince the Japan
ese government that the United
States government is anxious 60 do
everything possible toward peace
able settlement of existing diff
culties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

audience with fear and trembling"
said Miss Yaw "a a representative 81
The Star today. These fellow e0un-
trymcn II mine had read Of my sue
cess IN Europe ard " seemed 70 me
AZ II they were all saying. 'Suw let's
zoe n you can Do II. But the critics
have been most kind 70 me.
Sees Growth in Seattle.
This r. the first time have been
in Seattle for two years, and ! hard
- can recognize the place. u has
grown 50 much larger. I expected
90 have appeared here on my coming
tour. bat have been SURPRISED %
learn that Los Angeles. Oakland.
San Francisco. Portland and We
tnria are the only Pacific coast
cities where dates have been ar
ranged"
H. speaking Of the way the papers
treated her. Miss Yaw said.
Have Married Her Much.
They have had me married about
~ times and once my mother and
brothers meufned me for dead for
several days on account Of report
sent through the Associated Press
when I Was IN Birmingham. Ala.
once I received n letter from my
brother when I Was In Europe and
b. Was IN Manila. telling me that he
was sorry 90 have heard OF my mar
rinae 10 q certain prince. Th,fe has
never been auy truth to any OF
these aioflss, an when ! DO marry.
70 viii be 70 an Aioprican.F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
CONFESS TO PLOT


CROWN POINT. Ind. Oct. I'll
Carl Packard and Fred 1eraerguna.
the two men in whose room q
housemaid accidentally exploded q
charge u dynamite at Aetna Thurs.
day. fatally iniuring herself. blow.
inE up the boarding house and en-
dsnRcfiug the neiKkboring Aetna
powder plant. admitted last nfght
they we're members Of 4 gang which
plotted TO blow 40 a Lake shore
train unless the railroad officials
gave them g.. 600.
The men deny. however. that
they participated In the attempt
which WAS made "Wednesday night
The prisoners are being sweated
for the uames Of their aeeompllces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
TO Be ACQUITTED

CHICAGO. Oct = Police IL.
npecfor Y. LAWN. charged bF
Chlaf of Police Collins with afranE
inx a iewsiry robbery for Which
rhree men served terms IN the peni
tengiart. that he might win promo.
ton b. finding che eulpfit. viii DC
acquitted Monday b. the civil scrF.
Ice board
The case II one which has nearly
disrupted the police department and
I.agina acaui,tal is a bios to CHIEF
Collins power, unless he succeeds
Ia pruxlng other accusations. which
he SAYS he wili Immediately prefer
against the Inspector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
STATE GOOD ROADS
ASSOCIATION

The washington Good Roads as
ISOLATION. which, on account OF the
absence from the state OF J. II.
Mclkle, its secretary, consists chiefly
Of Sam Itill. its president, has is-
sued a public cali 60 itself to meet
at North Yakima. November . and
10. IN order 60 relieve the loneli-
moss which might otherwise per-
wade the meeting Governor Mead
has been invited to meet with the
associations membership and ad-
dress him on some appropriate stso
icct. The gathering viii be ad-
Arosaed also hy Mr.. Hill ana other
experts on the conHruCtion Of roads
The Washington Good Roads as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
swiNEtoRo ON WAY EAST.

Ex-Governor A. y. swlneford. Of
kstchikan, Alaska. arrived IN Seat
fic from the north last night on the
steamer Jefferson. Governor swine
ford reports that southeastern Alas
ka ~ fiouFishins condition. Re-
porte are current tn ketchikan OF
heavy dealings IN mining properties
in the Admiralty Arm distrtrt Gov
erndr swineford viii leave for the
east tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
PERISH
IN HUGE FIRE
lsnrlnn. ral.nrnph s.ruioe.l

KANSAS CITY, oct. IA ten.
ement, occupied by 80 Greeks and
negroes. was burned at Armourdale
this morning, At least seven per
nons are known TO have persisted
II the flames.
The body Of Vincenta seyama, a
Mexican. has been taken from the
debris and u IL thought that muir
der preceded an ineendiary fire. \
negro told the police that last night
was the Moxican's fighting night
and the body shows what is appar-
entity number OF knife wounds.
Three more bodies were taken to-
day from the old chamber OF GEM
merce building. which burned
Thursday. making mine bodies taker
out up TO date. Parts Of bodies have
been recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
SUNDAY AT Y. N. C, A.

Al tho Sunday club tomorrow AZ
ternoon. at the Y. NJ G. A.. Or. n.
G.. Mason. OF the University NJ. r..
church. VIII deliver an address. w.
~. Lewis. who has done more than
any other business man for atlset-
les IN the local assoc iation. win adj
dress the boys In the gymnasium to-
morrow afternoon on why n Man
should BE n Christian"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Than an hunr and = half he vas
asain behind the bars
The Youus mans steielsff, which
has never deserted him since hs was
told the ness ~ his utotssr's death.
ieft him VIXEN. togetheF Ntth the rest
u fhe family. h~ entered the death
foom lie vas wssrinE wheu the
deputy took hfru IA charge again.
after shs brief consultation with
his father and ths others q the
family. He sxYTes@ed no dsalre 10
BE- present ~ fns fansfsi services.
y hich wcfe held this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
CHARLES cowGn GIVES A -.
ACRE TRACT IN THE UNI
EHsITY PARK ADDITION TO
6EATTLE.

AZ the present rate 81 donations
Seattle viii have an immense park
system within few years. Today,
following the park donation of Nj
and Mrs ~ Frink, Charles Cow.
ca. IL real estate man who has been
Ia Seattle bat four years. present
I'D the cig with l2aere park
tract IN CoWcn'H University Park
addition valued AZ minimum of
$4,000.
The park board called a special
meeting az noon today 10 receive
the generous donation Of Mr. Gov
en-. and viii ask the city council
next Monday night 20 accept the
gift
Tho boundaries Of the new park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Number % young ladies wtii appear
snveloped IN sheets and pillow
cases The fun viii b. a. a hiah
pitch all the evening and a. TIE. OPP
porfunfty to afteud IL not rsstsietei
te members. tbs gathering shoaid be
large IS sell as Jolly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

gave Reeben Lemon. Rollln Beard
and Joseph Miller. convicted OF
conspiracy IN restraint OF trade In
tho sale Of ice.
The men we're sentenced 10 pay
a Tine Of $500 each and to serve
ain months In the workhousa. II
the supreme court afflrrns the low.
er courts decision. the icemen must
serve their ser cnces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
DRUGGIST SOLD
LIQUOR ARREST

r. W. Tough. ~ the Fremont
Drug company u. y. Brown. % the
Fremont Pharmacy. and Roy Nell
son. who conducts a drug store IN
a subt.sb, were arrested last Night
by patrolmnn I.sik. charged With
selling liquor without a license.
Bonds we're furnished by each Of
the men for their appearance IN
court. Acting under orders from
chief WapsnHtsln. the evidence was
procured by Patfolman Laik
through a friend who bouRh, liquor
from the places Brown was ar
rested and fined $50. September 70,
for The same offeuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
SENIOR CLASS '07
GIVE DANCE

The senior class Of the Seattle
high school held Halloween
party and dance n }he Renton Hili
club house last evening Thia Ia
the first school affair held 80 far
this semester. and was attended by
about 200 OF the OF class.
Tho juniors nre making arrange.
metns for their annual prom.
which Will take place some time
next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
CATHEDRAL FAIR
DRAWING BIG

Fully 5000 people attended the
cathedral fair last niKht ami heard
the excellent music furnished BY
p'urhanoa Royal italian band
The fate IL growing Ia popularity
and the financial success ~ the en-
terprias Ia assured Eariy last
evening the earnings were tio.eee.
Tonight Win be hihegnian night,
and Prof Egan VIII have charge 81
tho program
Monday will be Jewish niFht. aud
an elaborate program has been al
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
TEN PERSONS
ARE KILLED

Aocftpps iefdfapH ssfNiee.l
ST. PETERSBURG Oct 24.-An-
other outbreak occurred today.
when n party Of revolntionists raid.
ed the customs house. wrceking the
institution with a bomb. and killing
10 persons
The rovolutionistH then succeed.
ed In making an escape. taking
with them $780,. 900 secured from
the vaults Of the wrecked building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
ALAskANs IN CITY.

" Barbec, who has had charge Of
the United states telegraph office
at Norfolk. 90 miles from Eagle.
Alaska, and the principal relay Of
flee IN the interior. Is In Seattle.
J. Wesley Young. formerly con-
nected with the white Pass. but now
a merchant At Rampant. with Mrs.
Young. arrived Ia the city yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
MEXICAN OFFICIALS CHARGE
DAVID c. THOMPSON WITH
INTERFERENCE IN pRosEcu.
TioN or BANK wREckER.

MExfco CITY. oct ~ var.
rant has been issued for the arrest
of J. r. Starr Hun, end thr-~ 49,
soeiates Tor the fraud Ia the han.
dilnx q the funds Of the defunct
International Bank a Trust Gem.
Parry % America
Ambassador David = Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
MURDERED
IN SLEEP
fses.ps. r,Isarsph ssryls..l

st PAUL. Oct. IA special TO
the Dispatch from Bristol. South
Dakota. says two farm hands.
whose names are not known, we're
murdered At least 10 days Ago, their
bodies having been discovered late
10 y hayioft one mile
northwest Of this town. The indi.
cations are that murder was com
mitied while the men were asleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
CHEER ROOSEVELT
lserIpnn TeIearaph serviee.l

(serpps telegraph Serviee.)
BERLIN. Oct 27.-Led by tho
kaiser himself. three cheers were
given for President Roosevelt az the
inaugural address by Prof. Burr
gess OF Columbia university. tho /,
first occupant of the Roosevelt
chair established in the Berlin uni.
versity BY James Speyer. A letter
ffous the president was read, and
also an address by the emperor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

ISOLATION was organized about three
years age. az which >lme II came TO
be referred 20 as the sam Iiln Sem
atorial club, II has customarily
shown much activity in such polit-
teal seasons as might be suspicious
times for its chief promois Co re-
new and cultivate his ACQUAINTANCE
with the agricultural interests %
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
FIGHT TRUST
IN ST. LOUIS

WASHINGTON. Oct 2T-st
Louis has been selected aa the
scene 81 the government battle
against Standard oil The right Of
the octopus TO continue It's methods
viii be decided IN the Federal courts
there unless present plans fair
The fight 20 dissolve the trust vii
be made along the lines OF the
Northern Securities attack A pet.
mansnt injunction wlii be sought
Il il understood that the severn.
meni will make Rockefeller. Rogers
and other trust officials parties 20
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
UEEPS AT THE BIER
Of HIS MOTHER

rs<sssf Thompson. charged with
= nwcsr u Judge q Meads Em-
- "a an inmate q The county jail
xnasns Irne~edlnas IN ths criminAi
azrt sas his nsoguire permitted
ID Ina u fhs fas# ~ his dead
|zstsg frsm whon All kmauis5Es =
~ ses sfins ard arrest had been
NJ Arsongsnled by Deputy sher-
= Fha ksarncy. ThofuFsoa ieft
- 1aastess IN fhs narih tamh q thu
- shsFtly after ie O'Clock. Hia
- 70 rs horne was brssf In less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
Fifteen INDICTED
tserlpps TsI.araph ssrvIee.l

CHICAGO. oct. 2T-Fifyen in
dictments were returned today as a
result Of the investigation into the
alleged registration frauds Eleven
Of those Indicted were charged with
falsely registering and four were
charged with buying votes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
POLICE STOP CARS


CLEVELAND. o. oct 27--The
street car situation Ia this city as
sumsd an acute phase Yesterday
afternoon when tho police, acting
under instructions from the city
hall. suddenly stopped the opera.
ton Of the cars OF the Cleveland
Electric railway and suburban lines
on Erie 81, between Prospect e..
and Central av.
The action was taken. Il II stated.
because Il IL held that the fran
chase OF the Cleveland Electric rail.
way on Erie ~. has expired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
MUST SERVE TIME

(stsr Special serviee.)
OLYMPIA, oct. 27e-Judgment OF
conviction was affirmed by the su.
preme court yesterday IN the case
OF Herbert Dilley. Alllee DillcY. his
wife. aud Andrew Garland, sen
fenced 10 alx months In the peni.
tontiary for robbery attending n
murderous assault upon Nisht
Nafchman Alderman. OF Centralia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

tseripps Telegraph serviesD
VANCOUVER. u. G.. Oct 27.--
The womons Christian Temper.
anee Union passed n resolution Of
protest against wine and cigarets
having been served az the recent
banquet 10 the governor general In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
SHOW WINDOW BROKEN.

one Of the plate glass windows
Of the garvey- buchanan Co.'S store
vas smashed a. o'clock this morn
ing BY the fall Of a display piece. A
hole was left IN the glass four feet
high and three and a half feet vide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
SINGLE STATISTICS.

The office force OF the shlngle
Mills Bureau IL busy making out
statlatica FOR the year r. w. pous-
las expects 10 have the list complet-
ed by the first OF next week, when
IL win be ready for publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
(seripps TeIsaraph ssrviee.i

focrtpps tetcqrapn ocrStce.f
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. al
II is understood that Secretary
Root has assured Ambassador Aok
that the whole trouble Is caused by
politics. aud promises that II viii
blow over after the election. AM
basaador Aoki saws the mikados
government understands the situa.
ton very well. but intimates that
the Japanese government must
make a show OF resentment 90 cur
~ favor with the common people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
BACK FROM EUROPE
lsnrinn. Telegraph servIee.l

NEW YORK, oct. Bellamy
storer aud wife arrived here today.
having been soiourning In Europe
since his sudden recall from the
ministry Of Austria lie refused 10
discuss his dismissal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
MURDER CHARGED
fserIpe. T.I,ar.ph s.eyIe..l

fScrtpps feheufsph oefNicesl
BEAUMONT. Tex, Oct IL
George NJ Poole. who was arrested
at Los Angeles Thursday. was
charged with killing city Marshal
Jett at Orange. Tex, IN 1908. and
By a change OF venue the case was
transferred TO Beaumont, where
Poole jumped his bond and dlaap.
peared. He IL a son OF J. J. Poole.
of Orange. and belongs to one Of
the boss known families in oberlln.
Tex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
STREET CARS COLLIDE.

owing 10 a slippery track, Cedar
street car No. ias bumped into
Queen Anne car No. ii3 az Cedar Fl.
ana First av.. this morninR. out
slide Of the platform Of the Queen
Anne car being smashed there was
no other damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

fseripps Telegraph serviee.l
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct IL
Victor II Metcalf. secretary OF the
department Of commerce and. labor,
has been ordered TO leave for San
Francisco Immediately, to investi.
cate the trouble which has arisen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

~sS"E ~ ~ " w - -
~ 4 sucd. ed fashioned time l.
- ne T W G. A. mean "a have
ANTt-n Al the xsmsS assoc
&C. sssk ne time honured custom
- = ist1ise.f h. and 80 add. II
1....s . ne ssaernl hlleriiy a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
WARNING FACTIONS
WORK UNDER COVER
,,,oruey langdOn Occupies District Attorneys
otfice-.Continues With His Preparations for
Prosecution OF 'FriscO's Grafters.

nafteFs We are after" cried
Francis Heney. pointing his
finger az Abe Ruet. In Judge Ora,
hams court yesterday afternoon
The court roam WAS crowded, aud
a mob Of FULLY thrce thousand PEG
pie clsmoHsd Cor admillaace When
Ruof emerged ftum the court room
the mob rushed FOE him. but were
STAYED BY the police As It was.
nf q BcaslCy. a FORMER army sar.
seou. met Ruef. and The two came
Go blows
The final juror was accepted and
II was then expected that Judge
Graham would officially recognise
either Ruef OF Heuey. but fhls he
declined 10 do Both attorneys al.
tempted 60 speak. but each inter.
eupted the other upon every pos
slble occasion