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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

NJ. Eugene Etlenne. Frances new
war minister, Ia 80 actively regen-
Grating the army that Il looks decid-
eddy warlike. especially on the Ger
man frontier IL il officially tn-
planned that this impression Is only
caused by the natural contrast with
the passive policy Of his socialist
predecessor. the socialists being
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WOULD LIMIT
APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. IA
An effort Is being made By the
friends Of the Philippine tariff bill
10 satisfy the best sugar men by
providing that not more than 900
tons OF snKar shall ba imported
from the Philippines in one year.
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pEnpLEToN FRUIT INSPECTOR

BALLARD. Jan. Nv. G. PEN
dicton. OF this city and member OF
the q. A. r., was yesterday APP
pointed deputy fruit inspector for
King county. He wiz assume the
duties OF his office January rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
INCORPORATE

Articles OF incorporation for the
Washington Tea & coffee company
OF Seattle. We're yesterday filed IN
the office ~ the secretary Of state
by Thomas Griffith. Ben Buor and
l. c. Newcomb. The capital stock
is $4,000.
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Municipal Ownership Men In Labor Unions
Turn Down All Demands Of Democrats
Illusion No Longer Possible

An hone II consolidation be-
,wesn Inc Democratic and munics
mai eunership fnfces VAS dissipat
"a II a meeting held Yesterday att
egnoon belwesn the peasos Az, el'N
s,rs,rlttae ana Delegates Harmon
Ana Murphy. o. the Seattle Labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

FROM Aloha 90 Prospect. on Pros
peat from End n. 20 Boren. and on
Bafen. from Prospect 60 Caller The
supply % the high service district
on Queen Anne hill will be dlmln-
iahed during this period,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
ROCKEFELLER
is TOO SICK

CHICAGO. Jan. ig-1ohn y
Rockefeller. If, arrived today 70 at
tend the funeral Of the lnto frcsi-
dent Harper. OF the Chicago uuiyer.
atty. he brought tidingH that his
father was unable TO attend on ae-
count uf Illness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

The New York Central u IN said.
VIII BEGIN construction work ou the
western snd of the Chicago. ~
Paul. Minneapolis a Omaha line.
aud viii rush work o. this enast a.
fast as possible The eonpeetins
liuea 81 this company ALREADY reach
Tar into the west and. in the event
90 completion % the line new said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
SELLING
LOTTERY
TICKETS

wong Sam. a Chinese posing ~
. peadler. was arrested this after-
rpon By Officer Vested for selling
lotieFy tickets. Wong sam had In
biz posseasion an assortment of pat
snf msdieine which he was pretend
Ing TO sell dis DrinGlaal returns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
weLplN GERS JOB

George q. weldin has been APP
pointed superintending engineer for
the Northwestern Steamship Co. 10
succeed William Walsh. recently arr
rested for grating
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council
The Democrats submitted three
Different nfopesltloua an Of Witch
were promptly turned down by the
ualonists. considerably 10 the sur
prise Of the Democratic Statesmen.
The municipal owneruhip men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
W AsHIN ON HOPS FOR
EUROPE

Macmillan sonncuschein. repre-
sentinK a bohemian hop syndicate
arrived IN the city yesterday and
registered AZ the Butler lie ex-
poets 70 make some big contracts for
suppiy Of hops TO his firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
TAKE INSANE MAN TO JAZZ

A man supposed to be of unsound
mind was brought in and lodged in
the county Jail from Cedar Noun
tain this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
CONVENTION
IS ENLARGED
Case Wins FightFor Better Representation
Of RspubIican votsrs.-Dats Of Conven.
ZION Changed

rannty Clerk Case and Johnny
rlsnes oceapied opposite corners a.
IA meeting q the republican cen
trsl onmmltsee ihis aeon. Neither
Al an umbrella and no cigars
~sfs seen 10 pass between them u
was hagmonl0as4 however and
ssefyth!nk vas unanimous There
-. auife 4 taikfest. aud the que@.
tlons of app0ff l0nnent 81 delegates
vas warmly discussed II was
ehxnr~a aad ROS each ward sill
~ aIlawe.a one delegate Tor every 20
vusss eass Al the last general slvc-
ssoa On Suggestion ~ Corporation
founsel Calhoun the date of caa-
suse~ uAs changed to February ].
- efsrnaries to February {. and ~
sAe eonsentloa 70 February ?.
heated Talk.
TIE discussion on the apportlon.
.ent 81 Delegates was heated until
A. c acpanSld DECLARED that the
reputable VOTERS would Lose eoufi.
ksnee Ia the COMMITTEES unless Il
gays the people heftef representation
IN "a runseatlen. Counts Glerk Case
fsnfkt foF q most liberal repre-
ssnsatiaa. Re aNked thaE a -
maAs On tie basis u one IN syefy
IS votes east bat lost oot On the
vote TIE mosi0u for an arpuxtlnfa.
ment On tbs basis ~ nns 90 % wlfh
aelexafss a. large, wss alan lesi.
Later he motioa that The appor-
fIunm4nf b. made on the basis -
ene 10 y. without delegate A. large
- married b. a vote af Z 20 Z and
later made uuaninuua Senator
Harper spoke In tayug of > small APP
rcvtl0nmenf sikh delegates a. large
ha tthe matter wne finally adjusted
W giving certain yards extra dele
utss frN the inereaAe In populAtioa
ssrass0zed 81 added Territory.
Afssr this was settled Corporation
cnansai Calhoun waA eaiied IN 30
sadrwss ihe nesting lie spoke %
o. short eampalgn allowed By bold
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WATER SHUT OFF

Water will be shut of Monday
from $50 a. N. TO u N, on End ~.
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IT GROWS LIKE JACKS
FAMOUS bEANPO[E

win be preached ia all Of the
churches immediately
THE stream ~ subscriptions keeps
up steadily. a. Will be noted BY all
who are following the matter.
The fund today stands as follows
Previously reported ta.17e.oo
Christian Endeavor union.
Of seattle ............... i.oOo 90
4 Rhorroek .............. 10000
ckHa W. Ireland ......... 1900
oak RakinR 90. ..........a 10000
Albert n. Lord .......... 1000
y. u. whltworth ....t..st asoo
Total for five days gtsso.0o
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BANK cLEARlNGs.

Increase over same
date last year. sd5i.I95.ie
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In Ethe convention on February u.
Csihean's Advies.
There viii have 10 be a good deal
q hat air peddlsd." began Mr.. sal.
hour We viii not have the same
conditions 10 meet a. two year.
asa II locks noN a. though We
WI have a hard fight. and We want
plenty % time ia Walsh Co makr a
TIE campaign vii have "a b. n
raacation. Mr. cstterin Wnl hAVr
certain facts And figuFes 10 present
% TIE VOTERS, ana We must have
tiuls Ia Which 10 disproVr them n
they are fatss. and. II they are not.
Ne Win have 60 and posns way ~
slarsteppiuK them.
4 would suggest % the commit.
tee that the convention b. brought
forward for az least tWo ssrsks. me
nEft WIN be chiefly eue 81 personals
~ ga our Part. and We mnst have
plsntY ~ time. a. holdinx me con.
vrnttan on February u n win give
us only ataat eight aays Ia whish
g. make ouF sssht. aua. considering
shas = Il hard enc. We Will need
mere than that
Clancy Fsehts.
The committee readily agreed
wtsh BIN and promptly a~etdea 10
change The data. Notices % the
eaaeussa ard convention wul b.
Published at oace enA the hair an
bskin 81 ~ among the respective
san .iidatea
Classy made a fight feg four ex-
Ira delegates fof Bis ward. 90 ne-
ryans ~ the additlen u south
pfselues 10 hts waFd At first q was
sheslzAs that the feHs~sutatitr 81
the FsfrSf uard wss entitl~t - onfy
three. but a. he showed that u
Wenld aad aboat ne votes ne vas
really entitled 20 wsx Delegates. he
VAS Kfven thr fur.
The nsw Niush ward ives given
one aelrwasem fer The territory taken
frufu ths Eighth nnd added - = IN
the transforna ton necessary 70 tie
creation 81 The three new Wards.
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came from the sale Of lottery tick
cts.
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serzss0Eed ~ added Territory.
Afssr this was settled Corporation
cnansai Calhoun Waz allied IN 30
sadruss she nesting lie SPOKE %
o. short campaign allowed By bold
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
ENTERPRISE NEWS.

Mrs. Ida Slmms and Mrs Carrie Rob.
lnsOn were callers on Mis-. IT, f. Green
sunday evening ard spent a delightful
time.
John Mckinley has returned from Bux
ton where he spe't Il lew days.
Dean Vanderg, # who has been ill is able
to be out again
VIM. Bryant who has been away on q
visit to see his palenls in Georgia will ar.
rive here Ab ut the 5 n of May.
G W. Top Oh left tnls week tor Oska.
locsa Oh business. Mrs. T"pson who has
''ten SICK Is able to out again.
Rev. johnson OF D~s Mo'nes was Wis
itor here 5 ,turday and made an able po
liticaI speeoh.
There was fishing party composed O
K v. Green. 4, rlchie, +. Cocunut ant
Randall Green out to The river FRIDAY
YOU BET h. fish Was ctught.
The Sunday School last Sunday was Il,
! by +. C,'cuuut and was walt attended
There vas preacning at 1l:CO n m. b.
| The pas or Rev. Green ard at ZOO D. IN
he delivered an able sermon on "Dea,l
wherr is your surg. Eev Gr.tn will be
gin another revival meeting next sand .
evening the 9th,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
ALBA NEWS.

Mrs. Anna Carrot OF Buxton who has
been in to wn this week atlenp.d court.
Mrs. Wilson OF Hooking has been in
a lbla the past week.
Sewing Circle gave social at the Ma.
souic Hal Saturday evening
Attorney Joe Brown of Des Moines is
in Alba attending court in the interest OF
Mr.. Barrett.
Mrs Ell. Butler entertained Rev. and
Mrs. Bell and the pastor from Otlumwa
at dinner Sunday.
Jas. l. Washington the silver tongne
orator with his father Rev l.. G. Wash
lngton lec,ured in Aloha at the A. M. +.
cnurch Wednesday night
he Busy Bse Club entert lined with an
egg hunt at the parsonage Monday even
Ing. This cub consist OF lutte girls from
II 10 10 years OF age the atfIlr was gwen
IN the interest OF tho church.
The Dumas Club MET at the home o,
Mrs Il. A. DAVIS on last "Wednesday, a.
ter the Usual hour light refreshment Were
served. The present President IS Mrs.
NJ. + Bell; Secretary, May DAVIS Asss
lance Secretary ADJ Davis; Treasurer
Mrs. Geo. Hollingworth
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
DUBUQUE DOTS.

On Sunday april 23rd., he Rev Geo.
Cads preached Il very noble sermon at the
tT-t Congreg 'tional church, his was tax.
en- from recent production OF Rev.
Thomas Dixop's Novel Tine Ciansmar"
and title of his address was The C.atsman
or IS the Negro entitled to the tights OF
a man and his unbiased opinion and his
portrayal OF facts in his uoa' quain,ed Way
should inspire the culored man to improve
and elevate him eli as he teal lessly tells of
tn Neg,o's greatest lault aud also the
causes. &c.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Wyatt Hayes spent
part OF last week in Chicago.
Mrs. Rev. g. r: Penn is visiting in
Webster City. -'
DR.. and Mrs II Rose were surprised
several days ago by the announcement
that their son Gus WAS married fifteen
months ago at Lincoln, Nebr and tina,
hey were proud grand parents. Mother
anu baby dong Wei at last report
The trustees OF he A. VI. + cAurcn mel
on Thursday cvtnl & ,Aprl! 18th, anc
10 med plans to raise the means 10 >hing't
he church. Subscription among tht
| culored people to date amount to S3l 80 {
grand showing tor the small nuMoer Q
Lne coored attend ,nts at the chutcn.
The sewing circle met at Mis-. Johr
Wells and enjoyed very pleasant time
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
OBITUAR Y.

Mrs Matilda Golden was born
in Brunswick, Howard county,
Mo-, came to this city AZ years
ago. She died in Minneapolis
Sunday, April p at LAS o'clock.
She had been a member of the A.
NJ. church for many years and
had host of friends in this city,
her home and Minneapolis. She
leaves to mourn her death two
daughters and a grand-son-Mrs.
Theodore Williams of this city
and Mrs. John Jenkens of Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Golden was not sick but
passed away quietly The fuuer'
al services were held at the A. M.
T.. church conducted by Rev. H.
S. Graves, assisted by Rev. H
Seymore. IS
We too join in with her many
friends in extending coincidence
10 her children.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
! GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR
BUXTON,

To encourage the employees Of the
Consolidation Coal Company to save
their money / have deciled to give
the following cash prizes to the eigh.
teen employees who make the best
showing in this respect during first
year of present agreement:
To the employe making the best
record, prize Of $500.
To the next best prize Of 500.
To the next best, a prize of $50.
To the five next best, a prize OF
(each) $40.
To the ten next best, prizes OF
(each) IS.
The above prizes will be awarded
by the following c,n.ml,tee: The
PRECEDENT Of the Miners Local Union,
the Superintendent Of the Public
School. and the Cashier of the Con
solidation Coal Company and paid by
me on the first Fay day in May, 1907.
The committee may adopt such
rules as may be necessary to carry
out the intent of the giver and to in
sure a fair contest, it being under
stood, however, that the rules adopt
ey by said committee y i'll give all EN-,
ployes an equal opportunity to win
these prizes by. taking into account
the earnings the necessary living ex-
penses, and the savings of each EN-
ploye, whether said savings be in the
form of cash in the bank Of real es
tate, or other permanent investments
the purpose being to reward thos =
who save the most money under like
conditions.
If the men show the proper interest
in this matter during the first year,
I will renew the offer for the second
year of the Des Moines agreement
B. G. Buxton.
Buxton, Iowa. April 20. 1906.
P. S.-Anyone desiring to compete
for these prizes must notify the cash
Ter in writing, within ten days of his
signing the local contract.
B. G. B.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
osKALoosA TiDlNGs.

Mrs. Roy Field is visiting relatives in
Des Moines.
The musical con cert given by Miss
Georgia RlacA burn was appreciated
by all.
Herman Moore Of Ottumwa is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mrs. Cora E. Jones, Grand Matrop 0
Iowa, left this morning to make he,
annual visits before the Grand Court
which convenes in Omaha June Is.
Lewis Strothor ana family who have
lived in our city for the past year, are
moving to Buxton Mr.. Strother anc
family have made many friends while
hebe who regret their leaving.
Mrs. v addy of Colfax, who has beer
visiting her grand daughter returned
home Thursday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
Hamilton-W Walker Nuptials.

One Of the pr ttest and meet up to
date weddings that has occurred in our
city for many years was the Hamilton
Walker wedding, which we annou need
the pre-nuptial notice several weeks
ago. 1t was the marriage of Miss
Nina Hamilton. the only daughter OF
MIR. aud Mrs. Joseph Hamilton on East
Walk, r street, to Mr.. William Walker
OF East Lyon street, and who is now
living in Lincoln. Neb Roth of these
young parties are Des Moines people
who were reared here, ana are well
known all over the state.
The wedding took place at the
BRIDES home Wednesday April IS. at
prompt o'clock Rev, H. =. Graves
performed the ceremony; after which
congratulations of the large crowd was
received, than the guest sat down TO
an excellent supper served in courses
by Mrs. w. Fl. Humburd the cateress.
The bride wore grew travelling suit
while the groom WIS attired in p ain
black. The wedding presents were
numerous, costly and quite useful.
The happy couple left that night for
their future home in Lincoln, Neb.,
amid showers OF rice, old shoes tears
of large number Of their friends who
accompanied them to the depot Their
friends had labeled their trunks all
over with Ii tie bears and the words
tive are just married."
Thus the Bvs'ander with their many
friends wish them happiness and sue.
cess through married life.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.
Special 10 Rvstander.

Special 10 Bvstander.
The pubic schools gave a ben fit
concert Saturda afternoon and even.
ing for the benefit of the San Francisco
sutfers
:. Iiordon of St. Louis, Mo, father
OF William Gordan. is visiting in tire
city the guest OF his son at Crescent
Park.
Mr.. Smith and mother of Chicago
passed through our city Thursday en-
route TO Uonest. ell, 5. D where they
have claim on which they will live
for eight months.
MR.. nargret Smith and family have
moved out to Dorulan Station River.
side TO spend the summer with rela'
lives, rr and Mrs. }. Askew.
Niiber J. Norris ha, moved down in
the business part Of the city and open
ed up first class roaming house.
Mr. CT ford of Norfork, Neb, is visit.
| ing ia me city the guest Of Miss Birdie
! v Washington. E.
Mrs. Anna Baker returned home
Saturday evening after three week
visit at Manila, la, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Agers.
The Silver Leaf club met at the resi-
| denc.. OF Mrs. d Shores
| Joseph Norris has b@en chosen dele
gate from the stewards ofthe a. NJ. e
church TO attend the district conven
ton at Clarluda N June.
Mrs Sadie Norris and son John re
4 turned home last Thursday alter bein!
J in Burlington four months.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

for securing his conversion, we be
lieve in Jesus Christ as the Redeemel
Of the world. we believe in God the
Father and in the Word Of Gods as
written in the Bible. Congregational
ism is not in the west to tear down
or proselyte from other churches; but
we are here to work in harmony with
every church and religious enterprise
that has for its object the moral and
religious uplift of mankind.
To join the Rev. Porter comes an.
other strong Christian man, the Rev.
H. L. DeMond of Augusta, Ga, who
enters the field at Buxton, Iowa. We
welcome Rev. DeMond and We shall
expect an onward march OF the good
work. Rev. A. L. DeMond is grad.
uate from Fisk University and How.
ard University and has had eight
years of experience as gospel min
istry
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
CURRENT LITERATURE.

Last month we received beau
tiful pamphlet of DR.. Booker T..
Washington aud his work, by my
friend Adelbert NJ. Rhoberts of
Chicago. It's an eloquent and
scholarly tribute to this great
man. He says that the champion
Of higher education will do we'll
to emulate his example. He says
captains of both have equal tasks
to preform-there should be riv-
airy but not controversy. The
pamphlet is we'll worth the price
Is cents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
Not If as Rich as Rockefeller.

II you had all the wealth of Rookie
Teller. the Standard Oil magoate, you
could not buy better medicine for
bowel complaints than Cham berlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
rhe most eminent physician can not
prescribe a better preparation for collie
and diarrhoe. both for children and
adults. The uniform success Of this
remedy has shown it to be superior 10
all others. 1t never fails and when re-
duced with water and sweetened, is
pleasant to take. Every family should
be supplied with ii. Sold by all d. ug-
xlst
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS BUDeETARlAN.

The Cd Folks Concert ut ST. James
church was success, both financially
and socially. 3d., .
Miss Emma Harper Is reported sick at
this writing.
A May ma.ical was given at St. Peters
A. NJ. Z church Wednesday evening.
Carl Wade was The victim OF a surprise
party Monday evening, 1t heing his 17lh
birthday. About twenty-five of his
friends called during the evening to re.
mind hun. A pleasant time was had by
all present.
Mesdsmes Geo. II. Wade and Jennie
Butler spent a uouple OF days in ST. Paul
the first OF The We, K. the gust Of Mrs.
Wade's mother.
Remember the band concert at st.
James ehurch on the 14h
Friends in Minneapolis Of the following
persons who formerly lived in Duouq le
would be very glad to learn of their
whereabouts, as it means much to THIN:
MeSSrs Phi und Eli Aaron, John Dutfin
and Isaac Smith, any one knowing of the
Iesdence Of the said parsons Will please
notify the agent at Minneapolis or thruug h
the oNumns OF the Dubuque items.
he members Ut ST. Jamos church,
Pastors Aid" delightfully."- SUI p'ised their
pastor Rev. Wade with an elegant new
salt Tor which be is very thankful.
Mrs. Dora Wlthers Brown lett Thurs
day evening for Denver. Colo 70 j lin her
husband. They will reside indie hultiy.
The members of the st. James Mite
Missionary Society will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Isaac
Newton.
The Tuesday Industrial Club met with
much success at their social Tuesday
evening al the resiuence OF MIS-. Fannie
Pierre, three ladies OF the club contested
tor \ jewsl pillow, Mrs. Pierre WAS the
lucky one 10 rec, i've it.
Mrs. Eva Jenkins returned from Des
Moines Monday morning where she
went TO bury her mother Golden.
Frank johnson toimerl, q barber in II.
DeLeo's shop died MONDAY At the a.,
hospital whero he had been confined tor
several weeks With consumption. HIS
funeral occurred Thursday afternoon from
Modin and Green's undertaking parlols
Rev. Wade officiating. His father from
Chicago and II brother arrived IN time to
be present At thu funeral.
ERNEST Hoyans, Rufus Kastus company
ii l. da weeks engagement here at the
3 jou Opera house last week
line Clan man one OF Thus. Dixon's
creations played three MI hts here las,
we < atthe Metropolitan. The play was
most harshly Condemned Though cur
evenings papers by Lawyer VIM. Il.
Morris aud it we'll desel we'd it.