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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-27
Sheriff'S Election Notice
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Any person VINO shall keep store
or mouse tor the sale or barter OF
Spiriiuou5 or icrmcntcd liquors III guam
uteH OF not less than pint not to be
drunk on the premises shall be deemed
4 WlpIcsaIe dealer within the meaning
OF ms Act,
!! " Any person III CcciI county
desiring 10 take out a license under
ms Act SIlalI me a petition with the
Boar dot Liquor License. Commission
crS OF Cccl county, setting iortn that
or icrrncntcd liquors, and shall describe
therein the premises to be occuDicd bv
said applicant, including all the build
ings and grounds to be used bv said
applicant in connection with said bust
ness: and said anplicant shall file with
said petition written certificate sign
ed bv ten (Io) respectable citizens of
the town or election district wherein
the applicant desires to sell. and each
signcr shall reside within two miles
from the nIacc to be licensed, setting
forth their belief that the applicant for
such license will keep an orderly house.
and duly observe the provisions Of this
Net. and each person signing said Ger
tiicatc shall state that he has not dur
ing the current wear signed a certificate
for any other person APPLYING for a
license to sell spirituous or icrmcntcd
liquors within said town or district:
and il said applicant be a hotel keeper
ne shall satisfy said Board of Liquor
License Commissioners bv his own
oath and the oaths OF two respectable
and disintcrcsted witnesses OF their be-
lief therein, that he has bona Gde and
without intending to cvade the spirit
and meaning OF this Act, duly provided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
ARE
WANTED
MOVEMENT BEGUN TO INDUCE
GhsrGRsERs TO MAKE
HOMES IN RURAL DISTRICTS
or TIE NORTHWEST

Secretary Rohrbach. Of the Ia.
coma chamber al commerce. IL IN
the city on a very important mis-,
sion lie b cudeayorinR 10 interest
tho local commercial bodies In "a
plan which viii populate the rural
districts Of the northwest lie has
requested the commercial bodies 20
each send delegates tD this confer.
ence of th" Washington Publicity
Bureau. which will meet In Spokane
September 90
II Is Mr R0hrbneb's Idea 10 have
alt commercial bodies Ia the states
Of Warrington. Oregon. Idaho aud
Montana meet In Spokane 90 ar
range plans 20 bring settlers from
the east
Mf Yaudeil. Of the local Chamber
OF Commerce. stated this morning
that the railroads would be- asked
To- give reduced rates from the east
90 the northwest and 10 help Ia
every way "a settle the agricultural
districts lie also states that d
large amount 81 money would be
expended Ia working out the idea.
The local delegates 20 SPOKANE
xill be named az the next meeting
Of the Chamber o. Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CARROLL THEORY
CHILDISH, He THINKS


terday aud gave him the facts.
Although was already canvinr-
81 that the tamuerinK with tho bal
lots vas done after tho boxes we're
delivered % the eomptroliefa office.
! took the trouble e. fnrtifY my own
convictions on this sub jet by inter %
viewing the Judges 81 the election
who handled these boxes. The In
formation have procured from
these men merely Huhsiantiatea that
furnished me by The Star.
IN several instances the ballot
boxes which were afterwards tam
pered with were delivered ~ the
eomptralief'a afflc. early IN the
night several hours before II was
even suspected that the election was
in doubt II Is childish to accept
the theory Of MI Carroll that the
iampeflns Was done before there
was any doubt az 10 the outcome u
the election OF any probability that
the ballots would be fecauntei.
While ~ IL probable that no
criminal charge would I've against
the man who tempered with the bal
lots. was ~ hopee w could have
a complete and searching investiga-
ton OF the matter. in order 20 nx
the responsibility. n possible. and.
II the responsible man - So the
eitYs employ. procure his dlsmias-
al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
WANTS SEATTLE
DISPLAY

An exhibit Of Seattle maaufac.
saFvgs viii probably PLAY a big part
Ia the WashiaEtnu state fair. % b.
held 1t North Yakima September
Il 50 g. President \. ] Camefpu.
representing the promoters Of the
state falf. has arrived tn Seattle for
tho express purpose II Inducing So
attic manufacturers 10 display their
goods
Mr. camerun vas given 4 letter
10 President George James. Of the
Seattle Manufacturers association
b. Secretary G a Yaadeil. 81 the
Chamber % Commerce. suggesting
20 the latter that the opppFtuniiF
10 display Seattle xoods al the fair
affords a gusf segaci 20 the Made
in Seattle day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

Miss MAY Comet returned h1me
yesterday ffum seattle. Nhsfs she
spent a pleasant tims visiting Sitil
friends
Thr city spfinkiiuE wagons have
been kept busY. working long hours.
10 siiaf the dust nuisance IA pfrra Z
ration far me crowds expected %
visit the fair
weather Indications are sood for
exhibition days Fet sons people
would IKE 70 zee rain fall
nf. " = Tucker. 81 Monroe u
visiting ~ the hsfn~ az her brother.
10. Gent. f2is Highland Az.
The Ladies' Aia ~ Lawsil viii
meet Mrs. Parker ~ the parNonase
FRIDAY afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY eEt
LlgVus CITY coMPraotLEa
HASN'T SHOWN plsPoslTioN
TO PROBE puEP INTO BAL
LOT rAmPERlNa CASE.

"CitY Comptroller Carroll does not
appear 10 me Ia have employed d'sa
diligence iu hi. efforts 10 ascertain
who ia responsible fpr the work %
tamrefing with the ballot boxes ~
his office" said Prosecuting Attpr-
ney Macintosh 20 reporter fnf
The star this morning. lie has
throughout the investigation shown
a disinelinatien 10 30 Into the mat
Ter any deeper than be IL forced
o. 90
mir Carols theory that the bal-
lots could have been tampsted with
before they were delivered 10 hls
office h absolutely avsfthrbWn BY
the Information GA the subisot FUR
nished me- BY The siay last week.
rntli yesterday Mt Carroll WaH not
in possession 81 tho facts concerning
the frauds ana appeared not e. be
very drsifons % asreftaininE them.
had a conference with him yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
JAPs TO INVESTIGATE
TIE SEAL RAID.

Masauao Itanihara. third sscfe.
tarY 81 the Japanese embassy, left
Washington yesterday. su routs for
this city Mr. Hauihara will sail
from here ou the revenue cutter
nuah for Valdez. whore he Il 70 at
tend the trial Of the Japanese
charged with seai pnarhiuE 10 con.
neetlon with the raid on ST. raurs
island lie has been siven letters
hY fhe state department. e. facilitate
him iu investigating the case
against hla csuntfYmeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
WAITING FOR
THE GRANT
eoxslrrgg rs READY TO
IravE FOR BAAFiELo -
cApr. kiLeoRE WILL RE
posr TO SENATOR PILES

A Nssa IS the revenue cutter
Graz arrives Il port to-iay capt.
E.lxose sili tepart 10 senator files
a. distractions In regagd io ~
sosessnx he bodies which are bur
~ ssar the scans Of tho Valencia
vs-ss h j. presumed hat he
Gas. ell start Immediately Tor
ramfsest. shere she viii await tho
srrfsal q tie boat which is "a bfiax
a. helies fr0m CaTmanah poini
Tha eoenmittes from the Seattle
rrxts assembly having the wofk
b ehsrxe IA IN readiness 70 leave
8 Notice. she undertaken ~bo
las cksrze u recovering the bodies.
ku tn BASKETS ready fpf shipment
sss thsy mill BE placed aboard the
Ga1f
n espsiitloa uiii be CONS 10
uzfs e lesst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
atFtNT NNNE = 10 fUII' aeII1
fuE 4.ysaFs aiHB ana an
RICH COPPER
STRIKE REPORTED

SONORA. Cal. AUG % Huh
shAu. = sst.Fau pfospeefaf. has
made a rich strike ~ copper aai
silver ore east of ksssssdy's lake
near the summit. In the Stsnilsas
forest reserve Specimens AaaaY
$500 per toa. The silver IL heavy
and bi9 percentage IL copper
shaws brother nlaN. Senator Car.
TN. has also locaiei 4 mine IN the
nsN territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
HAS NEW FORM

Health officer d. Grant Calhoun
has devised q new form ri Nuisance
Complaint blanks. which aff 80 ~.
ranged as % form - cheet on the
work Of health inspectors The feat
ufa Of the uoW blank d the doing
away Of the use Of q egBglhininfH
name. and the pinuine day d 70 def
mite action nf the inspector The
complaint blank also calls for the
aiFnntufe 81 either resident. owner
or agent and Indicates the final
action taken b. the Inspector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BALLOON nox vloLAroR.

~ Lawrence. proprietor Of the
Loop saloon. was aueated late Yoa-
terdnY afternoon On q warrant. hY
HRtrolmau King. ehe charges law
renee with violating the saloon boz
Tho case IL set for heat
ing before Justice Alexander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BUILD LOGGING ROAD.

The Lake Whntcom Logging
company. Of Bellingham. will begin
work a. once constructing several
more miles Of railroad 10 the head
OF Lake Whateom The company
intends 20 build the limo 10 Alger.
on the Great Northern. establishing
n link between Park. where the
line connects with the Northern
Pacific. This plan was decided upon
after conference with Peter Lar.
son. nj Helena. J. J Donovan aud
J. ~ Bloedail. OF BellinEham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

uecaass TIE esos declined - rfe-
pare = late supfrTF. Their. wa a
small sls~a riot last nfEhs or board
the harkengina i.shaina. which - Ga
The ssFtaf loading poles The eoak
haf nsus % bed and ableciaa 10 The.
late supper ijss when q aas
hfoachsa In = rather foseibls maa-
aar By thfes sailors returning frons
sgwn a fFecs FOE aii ftRht eoeursssr
ana ths oaos. although ne IL k1ll-
pina peishius ehiF te9 pgunAis.
tfoye the intrufars from bis Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
LYMAN GAGE NOT
A THEOS0PRlST

BAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug a0.-For
mer Secretary OF the Treasury Ly-
man 7 Gage has returned from his
cottage At Point Iona lie said 10
day I'm not member uf the
Thsoaophlcal society. aud have
never intimnted any intention OF
Joining" Speaking Of Bryan'a ar
rival. he said Bryan Is "a mani
fest destiny That he will be the
democratic nominee - inevitable
Hia name Is one 10 conture With T"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

RAvENNA. Aug 30-The prob
iem q securing rooms for the rap.
tl.I Increasing number % pupils in
school district No. fs9. has been
karusilT solved The Seattle school
board are 81 loan this district two
portable houses that viii sccommo-
e@'e thirty pupils each. and DR.
naofrock has donated the use ~ an
seis o. ground for that purpose. sit
e1's1 bust north 81 Havonna Park
he work Of putting the houses to
k-shel VII De commenced today
.ns slxth grade Hill be the highest
ise republican primaries wiIl be
go ~ ihe school house on The 3laf
the HaQenua park lake was
.faihed d aii tha water Wednesday.
. order that repairs could be made
:. ne eiectrlc light plant. run By
ssleF power. that lights the entire
~ g. Fox this week purchased
a1ush The real estate firm 90 VIII
- { huggle. a fiysacre tract IN
- Mar J Chandler holding. one
sAa q half miles north Of Ragenna
30 paving therefor 1900. or
100 per acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
} . 3 . &c . . q 4 q q
ON The FRONT
4 . . D . . . q q = q q q

Government tag Gen. J NJ vii.
son Il AZ the Winsiow ship yards
waiting opportunity to go on the
aock for needed repairs.
James J ifiii will abandon the
bonded warehouse At Tacoma. aud
tn the future will store all goods
Nifh the Central Warehouse CON
pany. % 81 Paul Tacoma viii
lose duty amounting 10 nearly t20o.
noa par annum BY the move
British steamer Tvicksnham n
iischarEiuE AZ Victoria. and will
then 10 on the Esauimait drydock
for inspection as to damages sus-
tanned during the time on the rocks
at San Juan island
The nsW steamer PrlnceAA Royal.
being constructed By the Canadian
Pacific AZ Esgulmait. win BE- launch
81 Saturday afternoon. The Prfu-
esas ROYAL IL very similar In con.
structlon to the Princess Beatrice.
Steamer Ncvadan. u the AmsTi.
Hawaiian line. leaves San Fran
cisco Saturday night for Seattle
she will load here for Honolulu.
Steamer Tamplco arrived at 7
o'clock last might from San Fran.
cisco AID Is loading lumber At
Ballard
Steamer Anubis. 81 the Kosmos
Tine. arrived last night from Ia.
coma and Is loading foodstuffs At
the Hammond mills. The Anubis
Will sail for Hamburg
Steamer Meteor arrived from San
francisco last night and vent on
M0ran'a drydock this morning.
where she will be scraped and
painted.
From Nome and s. Michael,
steamer Edith u due September 2
With 50 laborers. steamer Santa
Clara will sail for valdez aud Sc
ward Saturday morning.
British steamer keivinbank.
loading lumber AZ Port Blakeley for
Frainantle. Australia. vent 10 Ia
coma yesterday to coal. and will
return tomorrow 90 finish her load
- 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. Aug. 90.-The Ballard
schools will not open until Monday,
September TO. instead OF next Mon
day. ns was the intention. Several
Of the schools are being remodeled
ana repaired and will not be ready
for the regular opening date. The
Ballard children will be giyon an
extra week Of vacation.
Former residents Of New Bedford
Iowa, who have moved To Ballard
ana Seattle, will hold n reunion
picnic nj Woodland park next Mon
day.
A. Ridlos will build a home at 700
ELM u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
GIRLS WANTED
FOR HoUSEw0Rk

TAs Free Employment Baresa -
bzax flooded Nith requests for
konNNssk girls ~ a Thompson.
h eAarxs u The bareau. stated this
n1rafBx thaf be can hardly M
cnefouyta % the demands There
b sis0 , heavy request for help In
~ cheaper class 81 restaurants and
bszfax hqasss. which cannot b.
Ess II ali Tha first h0ppiekerS
sxfafsion Niil probably be sent 10
North Yakima about September s
IL mea are 10 be sent In patches
Of IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
WANT SULLIVAN
ESTATE EQUALLY

Jsan Hlgtsy. Mary Searie TIA
t<rx 0IsAry ana Anna Met abe.
tsasmaats tn rhs SuiuvHu estate.
ktxs It'd . retisinu asking thaf fhe
sssp~ssf ever Nhtch - mHeh hfl-
rsfssa = IN praaress. b. Distributed
sAsfs sns sfaFs aaks. Thls p'siitinn
h alffessuf frusn any f1Fsnsf april
ezttaz. ~ mat u sskN fm an equal
tlssfshAihsn. whereas TIE otbeE petit
tiaus asa far distribution accord
"a - ksirselp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
roa coRsErr Fioars FIRE.

Yesterday afternoon a. o'clock
az thc eatuer ef Second snd Coz
tumhia. Tom Cofbett. brother ~ the
ex-champsou fighter. waA she lead.
ING feature in an event 60 whieh
vrfe Involved burning auto. an
trate fsnitoF and b huekeg - water.
The antn the pFuper'y - x p
Kelly. hecsuls tsuitei ln satns mRns
nrg. aud then the valiant Tom eaine
% the rescue. SesiaE a nearby faa-
tior with bursrt u Natcf. enFbelt
aHtHrt the bucket. regardless ~ tu-
reference fram thr iauIt9r. ard
dashiHg the water an thr machine.
auesessied Ia steppius tha fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
Ms, R.m.n In JsiL

Awaiting the Outcome - an appeal
70 the supreme court Just rendered.
Charles Williams has spent almost
a fssr and a hair in the county jail.
lie was found guilty ani sentenced
70 three years ana = halt ln the pen
itsnsiafY. ara the higher court nes
npholds that ssntnnre Williams wtli
be taAsn 10 waiia wauA IN few
aaYa 60 besin BIS term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
WANT CONVENTION NEXT
YEAR.

Al the state convention % retail
groecFa. 60 be held IN spokane Sep
tembsr 1871. the delegates from
Seattle wlll eudeavur To have the
convention held here next year.
The delegates from Seattle are
u. y Power. D. L. Heidrlch. James
nranniEan. y G Dussa. President
A. y Blckford and Secretary J. J.
IfRriua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CAN'T co nome NOW.

~ T. Thomas. enlored. Who
claims 10 be In business IN Beillng
ham. but who spends moa, Of his
time ioafinK around saloons In Sc.
attic. was this morning given 20
days on the chain gang This 10
the third time he has been arrest.
cd aud released on promises 10 60
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
WHAT'S IN a SAMEt
AERE's TIE ANSWER

Because the parents ~ Louis ans
and Louis noseublum failed % ind
names Tor their tao boys the ru.
perior court IL asked 90 allow ore 81
The boys 10 take a new name. a.
he ia constantly answering his
hrpiheTs calls snd consequently In
Nfeaf confusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
LAST SOUND EXCURSIONS.

The last two summer excursions
on the sound viii be given next
SUNDAY. when the whste0m will
make a trip 20 0rcas island and
East Sound fof a clam bake. and tho
state Of Washington VIII make an
excursion trip 20 Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
LAsr GRANGE TO Reolsrar

The registration books ~ the city
hall viii be- closed tomorrow during
the republican primary election
Registration all be resumed on
Saturday. the books being finally
closed for The municipal ownership
election at midnight 81 that day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

EVERETT. Aus 10 John Weld
srt ~ bis reply % his aon On Ia -
answer flied in the superior court
denies al the sensational allegations
made b. the latter. George He's.
Hess claimed that he had cunsplfed
win hts father in.l las GO mutllate
geld pieces lie was caught and
seat 90 Jan Tor Hlx months itia
father .in.laN brought salt Tor
money alleged due hin from Hes,
ard the charges Of conspiracy vers
less. defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
RECEIVER FoR MEDICAL co.

The Copeland Medical Institute Il
In the hands 81 receiver. ~ a
result ~ an action brought BY Ma.
bel sragravea 70 recover tt.ls9. al
vaueoa to the medical institute. for
which a mortgage was given on four
promiaory notes. a. a SeagraYea
was this morning appointed re.
ceiver. The plaintiff alleges that
In 1905 she advanced si.ig0 70 the
institute. which. ~ that time. vas
IN atralRhteued cifcumstances. A
mortgages on the entire furnishings
Of the institute was given 70 secure
the loan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
FORTUNE TELLER RELEASED.

Madame Yale sna Mra swan. for.
tune teiletA. pho weTs afraiR~nd b.
fore Justice Davis yesterday after
noou. sore released under bguta 81
sf1a. promising not 20 continue the
business In the future They we're
warned that q second eanviction
sould result ia = Salt sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
PARENTS OBJECT TO
TREATMENT ~ POLICE

Hn0A wo.llard. Of Fremont.
hkss exeep'iun to the arrest OF her
tsa. Leo Sergeant. aud other lnveu
les. on Tuesday. By Patrolmau
LEX who charged the boys with
Using foul language and ioafius
feaaf a. uusaasonable hours The
tass rss heard before Justice Alex
snaer yesterday and was dismissed
% The grounds ~ insufficient testi-
toay, The boys are said to bear a
SOD reputation 10 the community
sad TIE nsighbors are Indignant
over The treatment melted out 20
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

oRHAwAToMtE. Kan Aug 30
Wee President Fairbanks spoke
here At the enlehfation today ~ the
anniversary ~ the FIRST conflict on
account 81 slavery "a which John
Illann aaa Ihe eenIral flEure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

The southwest corner Of pike 81
and noflsfun ay has been sold BY
{. ] smith through the office Of
McGraw a KittinEer 10 Miller Pre-
man for a consideration Of $40 900
The property Is designated as lot ].
block z. Union addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
peseRTeR IS CAPTURED.

John Edwards. desefter from
Poet Law ton, was arrested last night
by patroiman Lockwood and this
morning returned 10 tho f9rt Ia
charge ~ the officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
PILOT rs ARRESTED
AND THEN RELEASE o.

W. A. Richardson. n steamboat
pilot. was arrested last night by
Patrclman Damn on a charge Of
but was released IDS
morning b. Justice Alexander The
arrest was made principally sou
The Lake Washington f,ogging
brother. Lester. who Is now serving
seven years AZ Walla Walla for ms
robbery u several prominent hotsfs
~ this city some time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
TOUCHED ron sio SUM.

Charlotte Holden. arrested Tor be-
iuR intoxicated yesterday. this
morning claimed % have been rob
bed ~ 81 600 hy the man whom nhr
trusted and with whom she hal
been having good time the past
few days The name n the man L.
sfthheid Tor the present. Attorney
Haw kiua says he viii take the mat
ter before Prosecuting Attorney
Ma kinfaah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30

wv.terlous circumstances are
...a.,,,ed With the disappearance Of
~. Willard aoushIon. Of lia'lard'
- vas last seen last saturday
w. ss.neen This disappearance was
ss'.,,'.,1sr reported Ia The star
go 49, aaes ago. aud sinee then mas
-. 80. ,hs chief tapie Discussed Ia
nAliart .,.,.... - n.
- s.ene them relatives ~ Mra
ss,s,.stea. Who fear that Hhe has
80 80 away With herself Mrs
49, s..,,.n,na has that dread dnsrase,
l'ss.,rantlnn. and &c 4 knaNa that
- l.N.tors have pronounced her
- - ha,ssless knowing her con
g. Ms Houghlon has many
49, 80" ksA Feelings 81 dependency.
$50 ena Of these moods there
i', 49, who believe that she mas
80. y, aoae bodily harm TO herself.
Jealous Of easbans.
-. wha arr Ia position 10
- STAIN that there have been
sa' s..,llx troubles. except nnNars
~ ie.iausy Oh the part u Mrs
,shsaa pargng the conrtship AZ
.ss,s,ss pass. ore. Mrs houNatoh
- man Jealous spells. OWNS 10
, .sa s1,setioas paid hef husband
~ ~. ~. .sthln the last month has
vss unaShton fined a. u,ahls s
r.oslers ahoas hss hoa'' "ea'i"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
LOOKS GOOD TO HIM,

william n. Judson. former busi-
neeaa manager Of the American
~ Chicago. has resign
% his position with that publication
and /. said 20 be contemplating To-
eating IN Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
GAME IS FINED
$50 8 COSTS

I.aior--capt. Caine vas fined 90
aud costs
Captain Elmer y Cainc u being
tried thsa afternoon before Judge
Alexander on the charge of being
drunk and diaor1efly The teati.
mouy given BY witnesses is VERY
damaging A large crowd IL present
in the court room Captain Csine
Niil not testify until late this after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
MAN DENIES
SON I'M LAWS CHARGES

main. one o. the satiof. sveFs the
Filipino Gus him with a knife The
crowd took their troubles before a
Justice ~ the peace. and tao % the
sailors and the cook we're Jailed.
Later the cook was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
SUGAR MACHINERY FOR JAPAN

Machinery for a SUGAR refinery Is
being sent by Abe Kobei. one OF
the largest importing merchants in
Japan. on the steamship Ali Maru
The plant will have n capacity OF
aS0 tons Of sugar a day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-30
CORNER GOES FOR $4,000.

The southwest corner u Minor Az.
ard East Pike -. has been sold by
MrGraw 4 Rittiuger 10 e. u. stlm-
aou for $4,000 ~. ~ Game wns
the former owner.