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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25
}. M. sHERIER. Local Foreca.ter.

Temperature at n. M. 81; at 3:3O
p. M, 81. Minimum temperature In "a
hours, 90. Velocity of wind at s a. M.
3 miles ut hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25
THE " EITHER.
Partly cloudy tonight nad Tuesday
not much change In temperature.

Another aren of low pressure which
this morning reaches from British CO.
lumbia and Alberta to Arizona, has
been attended by scattered showers AMI
thunderstOrms In the northern Rocky
mountain states, and relatively low bar
Ometers. with light rains, are also re-
ported from the Missouri and extreme
upper mississippi valleys, while sent
tered showers and occasional thunder
storms have extended to the south At
lnntic and gulf coasts. Rather high
pressures and continued cool weather
are noted along the eastern Rocky
mountain slope. Light frost formed mt
Cheyenne. Partly cloudy weather, with
out much change I'm temperature, In in
dicnted for this vicinity tonight and
Tuesday.
J. M. SHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25
IN THE CHURCHES.

First Baptist.-Prayer service will
be held Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society will give it's
thimble party Friday afternoon with
Mrs. David Connell 500 Forty fourth
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25

Prayer service will be held Wednes.
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25
RECKLESS IN BOAT
Hugo Nelson, I9-Year Old Moline
Lad, Gives Life as
Penalty.
ACCIDENT IN ROCK RIVER
Stood Up to Splash Water on Others
and Fell in-TWo Others in
Danger.

A drowning accident which resulted
| from the folly of the victim, happened
in Rock river just east of the Moline
bridge shortly after 6.o'clock last even
ing, Hugo Nelson. the 19-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nelson of 1921
Tenth street, losing his life.
The young man, in company with his
cousin, Elmer Nelson of Moline, and
Miss Margaret Haroney of this city,
were out in a small boat opposite the
Black Diamond camp which the first
named was visiting for the day In
passing another boat Hugo stood up
and with an oar sportively endeavored
, to splash water upon the occupants of
the second craft AS he did SO the boat
he was in lurched and he was precipi-
tated into the water.
Although the young man was good
swimmer his cousin. realizing that the
situation was serious, made a frantic
endeavor to reach him with an oar and
| this brought about the capsizing of the
boat, leaving all three occupants strug-
Cling in the water.
Saves Miss HerOney.
Elmer looked after the safety of Miss
Haroney first and soon succeeded in
getting her upon the bottom of the
overturned boat, from which place both
were easily rescued BY this time,
Hugo, who seems to have strangled
| and lost control of himself from the
first, had disappeared. He sank in
deep water and the body had not been
recovered at last reports.
The unfortunate young man was en-
ployed as buggy striper at the Moline
Wagon company He was born in Mo-
line, April 6, 1887
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25

All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25

sessions. They are Rev. Edward Eli
oft. Waterloo. Iowa: Rev. H. +. Gibben.
Chicago, and Rev. j. A Burnett, Mon
mouth Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25

day. The steamer will leave at a. m
and return at p. m, giving about
four hours time at Muscatine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25

day evening.
Friday evening the Junior Christian
Endeavor society will give an ice
cream sociable in the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-25

Memorial Christian.-The Ladies'
MISSIONARY Snciafu will ori,o q rnrcinn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
cONSUNE
4 MAGKA TE

John cunsialna confirms tho fsis-
Eraphic report hat the theatrical
firm tn which he ta Interested has
eurpbirsd with other vaudeville cir
cults ~ the formation ~ the Inter-
national Theatrical curnpaHY which
win roufFul heaters IA every Part
~ tie country. The company VIII
be enabled "a sonk players for -
weeks and viii have circuits from
coast 10 coast Afr. Considius Inaves
tonight for New York 20 complete
arrangements
n Seattle ar C0naidine'H com
rang own the orpheum and the
star. and IN Portland. san Fran-
cisco. Tacoma and other coast eitlea
e owns many theatrrH
Mr.. Conslsiue says that they own
Is rfaYhuuseH which they win place
under the management Of the new
combine
The circuits which are represented
IN the consolidation are the Biiou, ~
Oshkosh and Chicago. the Sullivan.
cousldlne a Ryan The Nash. the
crystal. the Mozart. the pannHYl-
RanIa Family Theatrical. fhe Levy
and the Western.
The routa will be from New York
% Pennsylvania. Michigan. WiHcon-
sfn. Minnesota. Montana and the
coast
starting az Seattle with side trips
70 other towns. ths route Win be
south 10 Los Angeles. thence cast 10
Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
He MAY Be
TRAIN ROBBER

The police believe that In cap
turing James MaaFe- fsr the street
car hoid-ap. two DAYS ago. that they
have their hands un an experienced
criminal whom they believe can be
contested with other rpbbetirs
whlch haxr occurred af late. he 10
suspected ~ taking part IN the re-
sent train robbery IA North Yakina.
Detective Adams. Who suspected
the man Tor some time past. had
N0or~ shAaowed for n week before
the street car affair. and Immediate
~ after this rssbb~tr he had his man
arrested nasinE an examination
yesterday MuoF~ confessed to being
implicated ~ several title affairs IN
the locaiity. although be maintains
hiR Innocence In connection eth this
last robbery. No amaunt 81 sweat
inx has succeeded IN shaking the
rnsn on this f.alnt
Ainore has been connected with a
hie sob that Naa pulled off in ~
Louis several utoushH aEo. ard also
with another btE robbery committed
IN this state oaiy = short Tins ago.
Tno q Moare'a confessions are
backed % By substantial evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

poned 10 knos him. for he worked
for me before ! became poatmas-
ter lie was M that time travel
Ing for a furniture house. and IN
doubleday had some place where his
natl was received In the event a
t@iter came 90 the pouiofflce for
him. II was probably sent to some
address where be received his mail.
u might have been delayed there for
any length Ut time Then when Il
was returned 10 this office We
would send Il 20 his new address
If he can produce the letter and
show IA the date Of n. W. can tell
when II was received At this office.
When II went out. when ID was re-
turned and when n vas sent to
Georgetown. II IL possible that the
letter referred 20 was delayed. II
delayed At all By change Of I'd
drena We do the best We can 10
deliver letters and. Of course. e1-
pert some delays. which 40 can
hardly avoid Mr. Noice's brother
IL IN the department OF the post
office through which this letter
passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
RAYMOND WEST MEETS
DEATH IN EEL RIVER
POPULAR YOUNG MAN or THE CITY PROMISING STANFORD
ATHLETE. BROWNS IN CALIFORNIA

Raymond + West. one of Seattle
most popular Young men. aud ono
OF tho bast athletes tho local high
school ever produced, was drowned
In tho Eel river. near ukiah, Cal.
last Thursday Yesterday bta par
onts we're notified Of his death. Mrs.
West IA In the city. bat the boys
father, Frederick West. OF tho real
estate firm Of Wast a Wheeler. Is
at present In Los Angeles on bus
inena.
According 20 eye witnesses. young
West was on the river la a small
boat when Il suddenly rnpsizsd.
throwing the young man Ia the
water, Evidently West was seized
With cramps. an he never appeared
on tho surface after he first went
down
:. n Mccullough. the boys uncle.
leu Seattle last night 10 meet MI.
west, ia Hap Francisco. where a
searching party viii be Organised.
MI West offers substantial 70 %
ward Tor the recovery 90 the body
and every effort eill be made 10 find
a.
Raymond West was e yenrs
OF age and waa splendid
type OF physical manhood
lie lived In Seattle practically all
hts life lie received his education
Ia tue Minor grammar school. after
which he entered the high acho0l.
In hiH sophomore year he Wna her
elded as an athlete OF much prom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

SHIP KING DAVID WAS DRIVEN
ASHORE Nv TERRIBLE GALE
WILL DC a TOTAL LOSS

VICTORIA. n. G.. Jan. 20 a dis.
patch has ust been received from
hamfleld cfeuk Swing further de
Tails of loss Of the ship King David.
The steamer Queen city with the
survivors having just arrived there
eap,air Davidson states that he
was close 90 Noatka sound ON the
nikht Of December 10. Ia perfectly
oalm weather, but during the night
dirty weather came up aud they
were driven In shore by a terrible
sale They finally succeeded In an
rhoring, but the sale continued until
the 18Th. when they were piled on
the long. iagged reefs OF najo point
ia spite of their utmost efforta The
hoS % the King David vas CON
piotoly torn away and nhs was
thrown up 10 a position which 81
low tide II high and dry. She will
he total loas. and Captain David
aon feels ke~niy the loaa OF the
ship, which Is hlh first accident Of
the kind al sea.
No further word has been obtained
H"HAAa'fN NHNHHAftM MNN1 the
- rrafarn Who act cut for cane
iiftir IN beat and have not been
heard Of since. Their namsa are ]
RoEnru. 4. A. saffunnan. n. q. RAY.
John fuda. IVAN Jones aud Martin
fraefran. other survivors who
were ou board exhausted all their
foekets ia vain In attempting 10 at
Tract The attention % passing v-a-
sflss but the weather vas - thich
That aithouEh the Queen city must
have PASSED thare tNisa since the
wreck their signals werr not seen
Donald Aackay. thc saiimaksr Who
became insane " hiir the disaster
was taking place and y no died after
being taken on board the Queen
citT. vas buried At Quatniuo cap.
taia Davidson reports that tnu
gchaousf Mathew Turner. when res.
rued, was in terrible position. hav-
lBE drift~d Ia among tha Jagged
reefs aud within - fees 81 shore and
in short Tins she must aiso have
piled uu the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
GEO. BOOLE
TO LEAVE
VICE PRESIDENT or scA~A.
aAcaER HARDWARE co. TO
ENGAGE IN NEW ENTERPRISE

George fleals. vice pfeaident ~ the
Sch UAharhar Hardware COMPANY
since Jau 1. 1893. wil resign from
bis posifion after the annual meet
ing ~ the stockholders Ia February
hein gsfisceeaed By Lso. 3 Schw1-
haeher. hoN second viee president.
Sits interest In the firm wtli revert
20 the Sch wahachara
Nj uoulc Il rraignink AZ hia own
request. and win 81 into business
On bis oxn accord. probably In Sc
attic Having been a hardware man
all hia life. be vii probably return
20 that business Previous to taking
hla present position. Mr. ftools vas
vice president % the Union Hard
ware a Metal Works 81 Ios An
Kclea. having slso been with the
Durham. CarriEan a Hayden com
pauY NJ san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
PORTLAND
STILL SAFE

After n rough passage Of AiK days
the steamer Bertha. Captain Lind
quiat, arrived last night The cap
tain. first and second stewards. pur.
ser aud ten aeamrn af the wrecked
steamer Portland were on board
The Bertha. besides a ahipment OF
40 tons OF copper ore consigned "a
the Tacoma umeitsr from A X
neataon'H property AT Latouehe. had
i0b boxes NJ fiah and same fnra from
Kodiak Captain I.indauist says the
Portland 10 not seriously damaged
and the wreekiRg crew will not have
hard time raising her, Everything
~ value has been removed from her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

lAe Iia was particularly efficient
In the daAheH. high and broad jumps
and was Il tower of strength TO the
track team.
After he was graduated from the
high school In 1909 he entered
stanford university. and In hia
freshman year more than madc
good on the track team. In his sec
ond year he made the varsity foot
ball team lie left Stanford three
months before the 1906 semester was
ended Ito was In Seattle last April
for few weeks. when he went 10
Alaska. whore be was employed Ia
"A ehnnefy.
A few months ago he secured a
position with the Eel River Light a
Power company. and while In the
employ Of that company met his
death. Al Stamford Raymond West
was one Of the most popular stu
dents In tho institution. lie was a
member Of the PM Sigma frater-
nifty. and was well known 90 every
member Of that fraternity In Sc
attic. lie was a member Of the elahr
Of 1909 In tho high school. and a
host ~ friends mourn his loss
While at Stanford he wan proml.
nentiy mentioned as candidate for
tho football eaptalncy in 1906. Had
he remained he would probably
have been given the cnptainey.
II the body Is recovered Il will.
In all probability be brought 10 So
attle FOR interment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
GAL. We.

ssEtsie has reasou % b. proud o.
Ne tact that fhe eaiva concert tour
u1def The mhuf cement - a Seat.
= man All lie music lovers are
issehtei - this nan. John Cort. for
'ss opportunity given them Bst
nishi - hearing ore n the most de-
AFhsfni and artistic programs ever
ferdsred in.thi1 city.
7 l. idle % EEL - me magnificent
qaaHiisa n Calves voice. e voice
iAzt has thrilled audiences through
~ al u Eafet and az ~ Amerlrh.
tAiHe last riRht merely added 20 her
i9ns hst n ardent admirers. She
apfiFatsd TIE 1uszeace first BY her
IFsssuea and then ~ her voice and
Nhea at The last Hhe APPEARED in
costume and rendered Ifshanerp.
Ham Carmen there was not man
p woman lH thai great Audience
NO had not been made n iIfa- long
'iseipis of tha queen ~ Fonn.
And Hhsn she had concluded this
as number 8u the program the
..Asilenee refused 10 90 DeafeniuR
appianHe continued until Calve had
responded with another dainty bit ~
earnien. And Hfiu The audience de-
eliael % b. dismissed and 90 waF
'sfI after repeated returns and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
REBELS
CONTROL

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 20
Rebels control Itatoum. uuria aud
foti imeretia. The government Il
sending troaps and warzhipa to the
srene Sailors are being replaced
With soldiers on the warHhipa on ae=
count OF the seamon being untfuHt-
worthy. General l1neviich IA come
Ing here 90 discuss the adyissbiluy
Of keeping an army Ia Manehuria
until next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
WHEN WILL
W STOP
HOW TO PREVENT FURTHER SLIDING or WEST sEtTrtE
BANK SERIOUS PRoBLgM-cAR LINE ExTEhstoRs

WEST SEATTLE. Jan, 20 How
10 prevent further sliding Of the
big bluff iA matter. for serious
consideration for the city council.
No further eaving has occurred
since tho big slide OF week ago.
but thsre will boz "A gradual falling
away OF the earth until something
of a radical nature II done
n IN now conceded by those IA
millar with the situation that pill
ing must first be- driven deep into
tho earth. with heavy plank bulk
heads. and the earth gradually
sloped 10 the top Of tbs roadway
above This will cost large sum
of money. but there seems no other
way out Of the difficulty. For fully
five years underground springs have
been gradually but surely under
mining the earth. eliminating in
the great aide
Work Begun.
The work Of extending the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

hnw and Ntniiss that every one
knew % b final lhas tha conc~st
came o. an end and the aafisuee
afusw
Hardly iena sutoyable were me Sc.
lacsionz - A. fioaSusn. tn bassa.
Nj Won Soeireu. tlls tenor, afsT aslir
Jen u~ttF Nrfsturet ViufIn saiaisf n
tiauxmafs has a voice ~ wonderful
range ard ra1wer ana % exquisite
sweetness 8r Ven Nuiren lacks a
ilitla in vuluw~. but IN analtty no
tesasf aplssrinE n Seattle "a many
years Hurfsssaa hEsn. Mile Nsrrnarrl
IL violfmlet 81 wonderful ability
nud wna forced last night % respond
90 tWo and three eaeogsm after her
regular numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
DIAMOND
ROBBERY

J. u Morris. 1871 2nd ay. n. re-
ported 10 headquarters at $50 this
morning that a trunk in his home
had been broken open and dia-
mOnd ring valued At $40. a SEQ dih-
mond stud and a so gold piece were
taken
The family recently removed from
TT Marion. and the trunk was left
standing In the hallway. n IL
thought that someone. knowing 81
tho existence Of the jewels. stole
them during the temporary confu-
sion caused NJ the time Of moving.
The loss WIS not discovered until
late last night. when the trunk was
opened. and Nr. Morris made the
complaint this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
CARLETON HER
NAME THERE

Violet searlea. the young woman
who committed suicide because she
thought her sweetheart. Dan Garlic
ton. had creased IA love her. visited
Port Townsend last neccWbcr With
him and registered At a ioeHl hatnl
as man and sife iia beauty ~
trAeted much attention al Port
Townsend. where she went under
the name of Ara. CAriston. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

sakamoto. tho Japanese counter
letter arrested foW days ago. was
visited AZ Tacoma by Captain Bell.
of tho United states Hccrot service.
Yesterday. sakamota ID a member
of the Sumadu gang. aud comes up
Tor a hesrlng Monday afternoon
before 6nlted States Commissioner
nfldEuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
BREAK INTO HOUSE

A. Gus,afson. g21 T. Spruce st.
and W = Hoffman. his neighbor
we're the victims o. a house breaker
last night The rohberies occurred
between II O'Clock and midnight.
and In both instances an entrance
vas effected with jimmy used on
the windoWa
Hoffman lost some small Iewelry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
IT'S CLIMBING,
As YOU SEE
ANOTHER BOOST GIVEN TO rsE TOTAL FIGURES raG c L.
CONVENTION GUARANTEES Funo-ls APPROACHING $4,000

s,aee The star announced two
- aso that a $4,000 guarantees
wgst - pledeed by the pcoRle oi
ssa,tle In order 20 hack w lhe
sss' tavltafian 10 the Christian I'm
80 sssv,r orranisatlon to hold TIA Ia
ss-n.t,cnal Convention in this cts
!. fsaf there has been a steady
slr.am II responses IN No one aae
hss less than $3.50 worth Of sun
- hscn sent to The Star Of
- - "a Ssrae daYa The amounts
nave totaled oyef sl.es'o
res xrsst advantages e. Seattle
that would accrue rrem thla eeaNcns
tom snd is worla.wiac AaNcfu ai''s.
-. apnarent AZ ance u would
- y sreat loss IN prestige fof seat
~ "a hose this coarentioa - tsis
s..rlss which is now sroGinE II
and las is SIS go guarantee pledss
IA In fact. seattle cannot sttura
- All 10 make sood on "a bid Tor
a. csnvsntina. after having formal
~ invited che mauaEers 10 hold the
s,rventioa here rhis invitation. As
sverysssssy knows has gone forth
rnser ire seal q the city council.
Aa.-tsss by formal resolutions ~ The
rh.mlssr Of Commerce. the iogal G.
.oelrgtes. thn W0men's clubs aud
he ssHts legislature.
To Sc Decided Seen.
The place for holding che 1907
nsnFeafion Is % be decided ~ the
General Roanl. meeting ia New
yefk city en February 5 ncxt- lt
s~s without saying that the guar.
ssses nax ~ completed before that
aafs or seattle Wiii stand no show
Slnee Yesse raay The Star has re
eslysl he following additional eon
tiAzglanS,
Seattle protacs Association fiaa %
Joseph Y. Thomas ..s.. $50. tn00
Rev n A. Matthews. n u aoe0
EaxwassF Congregational ca 60eo
". NJ Trtmhir .se..sss..s $3.50
AeeoupaayinE hla contribution.
N. MAsthewN sent a letter 60 The
Ssr. Ia which be said Your vofk
A RAISING THIS f#nd 20 Seizure the
unveution should be commented
sna snDuFaxrl ~ every patriotic
satflsltr
Mr.. +. ". Huribut voices ths
rpsnloa Of mAny business men when
= says ~The lively business done
IL SEATTLE last July. which was
grsarer than during aHy moath ex-
~ pecemhnr. was dac entirely 10
Ekserpwez eesniux through the city.
s.rartna b. the Lewis & Clark fair
re caning ~ the ChFixtiAn IN.
ssarurera q Seattle would b. q
Ysfy god thinr. indeed. frum all
ssn spelniA nraldca the FnAnay-
asss there wpuid BE- a larxc nuna-
~ II people aftFaetei by the Gun
ssslioe and TIE prevailing iow
rxlsuat rates. penp,s who are ioak~
nc sur focxtsonN The ADVERTISING
gsyur throughout the world 10 this
easveetian would b. q enormous
asvsafaga 10 Seattle II would ha
dlxsrare II this city did no. raise
- guarantee fgad aud secure fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

: REASONS

If letters passing through thia
office are delayed cannot sec Why
IL should be laid personally to me-.
and there are circumstances In
which tho department IL not al
fault" said Postmaster George NJ
stewart When interviewed yrater-
day regarding the letter Of u. 8
Noiee. which was delayed for a
year.
In the oans Of Mr. Noiec. hap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

and Union and Puget
Sound may be seen, with
out an obstruction to mar
the view
This is a homeo which
any man might well be
proud and stands as a
monument to the success
of one of Seattle's most
successful business men.
The fact that Mr.. Will
Iiams has been in business
here onlyabout three years
indicates what energyand
enterprise can accomplish
in this huStling metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

and a watch. but Gnaiafson WAS I'M
able 10 state the exact extent Of
his losses Both houses were com
pleteiy rausacksd.
The thief In his getaway made
considerable noise. which aroused
Hoffman. but not In time % catch
the man. Hoffman turned IN tho
alarm Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

Seattle street car tracks from the
present terminus AZ Whitelsey st.
10 South ~ was commenced on
Thursday This is ms far az the
line will be extended at present. hni
within a few months II ~ thought
that II will be pushed on 10 AK
Point
Edward Bennett. who holds an
important position with the Tread
well Mining company. on Douglas
island. Alaska. has let the contract
for the construction Of three new
dwelling houses on the bluff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
BLOODY
sunday
o. PETERSBURG MASSACRE
TO Dc REMEMBERED IN So.
tTTLE TOMORROW

TAs International Socialist na-
fsaH has called q 3olnt mass meet
~ q tie Socialist partY. The Flash
sizh and tbs Industrial Workers u
- World. 10 be held ~ the So
riAiisf tempe. fth and Pine. tomor.
~ sFsnsuE TIE meeting - for
- purpose q properly commemo.
fsfinx tAs massacre in ~ Peters
eurs Jan. = 1906 known a. Bloody
sundAy Speeches wiiI BE- delivered
a kagilAh. Finnish. Polish and ND.
Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
WILLING
TO COME:

WASHINGTON. y. G. Jan. sa--
President Roosevelt today made
puhiin the correspondence with NJ.
~ Mackay. president Of the Mnckay
Engineering company. q New York,
IN which Maekay says that his rep
FsHsuthtIve on the lNthmua II willing
60 cannc home to testify a. the fHisity
% the reports of miamann cement BY
fha government engineers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
Brick Building.

Lumber dealers and contractors
state that more neY buildings are
at present IN contemplation than
during the entire period Of 1905.
Mrs George Flset has Just moved
into a fine residence Just completed
% Turner av.. near Prince a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20
ASKS $4,000

William Noah has flied suit
against the Seattle Electric company
Tor $4,000 personal damages Nuah
was thrown from car on Eirat nv.
ballard. November -. aud was IN
fufad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-20

PTTrsnuRG. Jan. 20 Fire de-
ssroyed tho old city hall and mar
kct thiH Morning. Tho loss n eafi-
mated ~ tizs 600.
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