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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The report Of the fire aud water
committee. recon- amending The es-
tabliahment Of auh-fife stations NJ
INTERPLAY and At South Seattle. wlll
come before the council fof action
Al ia meeting tonight. probably In
the form 81 an ordinance making
appropriations for the work The
committee has also agreed 10 recon-
mend 10 tho council an Increase Of
10 men Ia the fire department.
Municipal Ownership.
The question OF municipal own
erHhip which n under .onaldefa-
tion by the finance committee, has
been considered briefly By the com
mittas. but no report will be made
on 81 pending a conference between
the members 81 the committee aud
Mayor Moore The conference will
be- held early this week probably
tomorrow
There will be no report brought on
the Hartman franchise. as IL has
not yet been considered IN commit
toe The committee will report res
Dmmendiug that the resolution Of
the Green Lake Improvement club
asking the city to order out it,
Sunset telephones. be placed on file
This report may cause some de-
bate
Per, Warden Appointment.
The meaEage OF Mayor Moore. ap.
pointing Captain SpaldinF port
warden % succeed Captain a. G.
Jensen. viii be read and probably
referred 70 committee before an ao-
ton Is taken An effort has been
making for several days 10 Secure
a majority Of the council against
the confirmation Of the appoint
ment. thus retaining Captain Jen-
zen ia office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

To repair leak In a water supply
main At Rentou. the city supply viii
Do shut off for a time today. hut the
reservoirs will be sufficient 10 sup
ply tho city until the breach Is re-
paired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

Ia about one minute the depart
ment put out a fire In the attic Of a
roomIng house a. 1915 Fourth av-
euue. The fire had evidently caught
from o defective tue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
BRIEFS

HAkERsF1ELD. Cal. April So
II Is expected the track aiii be
cleared ~ Trharhapi this afternoon.
although another slide il probable
There is large opening Ia the hill
side Trains arr stlli transferring
a. the tunnel ia dangerous
BOISE Idaho. April = The Idaho
land fraud gAaea. hlch we're arhea-
aird Tor ihe MAY term ~ the United
States ruart 81 Moacou. have been
euntiaued until the september term.
NORFOLK. Va. April . The
Eunhnat Mayflowsf. HAVING aboard
AFa Roosevelt and her children.
passed in the Virginia rapea today
and prurresied TO Washington. All
aboard we're yell
WASHINGTON. u. c. April g.
The senate today PASSED 4 bill
UrautinK the University ~ utah
land from the Fort Douglass reaer-
walton
" %9sfhtstN TN = - ANfii
The comptroller has called for a
statement from the national banks
~ the close Of business April g.
st pETEREHuK G. April The
SioFo o. authority fnr the statement
thai a uae Russian loan At Der
cent q - b. issued NJ -
TOXIC. April The new lap
anrsa armorcd cruiser Homo VAS
InucceasfuiiY launched today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The American. Hawaiian Steam
ship company - 10 iaauEufnte q
passenger service between Seattle
and Honolulu. Tho steamer See
hrnahan has been equipped with
passenger accommodations and will
start the new service on her uesI
sailing from this port
steamer Excelsior. north bound
for the westward. struck a iog IN
WfanEai narfown and lost two
blades If her propeller. The steam
~ var henehei AZ Juneau aud q
nrs wheel pat On.
WIN a fuu cargo ~ Oriental
freight the steamer fremont sailed
tnlH forenoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
SUBURBAN NOTES

tHltMAN. AprA Competition
between the sunset Telephone eoms
many aud the new CiuEana' com
paay Is very kuea. On Warren nv.
W the Sunset company set their
poles about seven feet outside the
regular rlahf.ot. way. The Citisena
company quickly du9 holes IN the
rthht of#way When tho street IN
Eradcd the Sunset people viii have
Ia move their poles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

BRIGHTON April . Mr.. Ellsa
Remington died suddenly last
might about 5 o'clock 81 heart mii=
ure. At the home OF her daughter.
Mrs W Jones Tho funeral will he
held "Wednesday from nutterWorth
a sons undertaking. parlora
SOUTH SEATTLE. April . The
south Seattle Improvement club viii
hold a meeting " eduesday evening
AT the South Seattle Opera house
The special order III the meeting
VIII be the lairodntt ton of reaniu.
ton fav0ring the annexation OF the
entire Rainier Valley Ia Seattle
RAINIER BEACH. April . I'm
pruvement club meetings three
Nights Ia succession here. indicate
the interest felt ia that line az work
saturday night large crowd at
tended the dinner and ball niyrn hy
the Rainier Valley association.
Tonight delegations from all
points IN The valley and from Hen
ton VII attend the meeting 90 the
Rainier VALLEY Improvement Clubs
association Al So O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

tnied Commercial Travellers met
isNaf1ay q consider entertainment
~ - epuvsztian which meets in
S1lle s&rfF Ia May The eunsen-
- III b bid ~ The Vast ngf0n
lanes A Moore Rili eonasnf 70
- tas Ansirlry open during the
IN rs.k n May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

The wind WIS sporty along the
front yesterday. and the small
fleet hnd troubles - lie own. Yacht
La iteiie Was diHunhted and lost her
howaprit aud was drifting towards
the Great Northern trentle when
picked up by Captain oscar Law -
renee 90 the launch Fox The ferry
city ~ Seattle was an hour drifting
about due tn a plank becoming
lodged IA the paddle blades. several
Of the stern ubselefH aud smaller
steamers we're tossed about like
eorka while the wind Kicked up the
bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

ha vefy exciting game 20 base.
M tbs marnlnk The blue Muics
sas aesnted By the EAelea 81 q
rwx q L 10 = The feature Of
D. eans xas ths work IT George
gslY 8aa paul uoshoa. the Blue
Ksks battery. and the splendid
nwk u TAom4s poherty Roscoe
Klsaat and 1Aaoa Hoffman. %
A. KagseA The Eagles want 10
nss al tsaas eompusea % b1fs
MIR u anA games may b. ar.
asgea ~ ssl~ph0ainx Capt. HAYS
FsAam. Aala 9s7a
Ne III Of complaint In the
1sAAan " FsgrAds condemnation
sas vas signed By Mayor Nasgre
al commFniisr Carroll thls morn.
ss asd tlsd Ia eoart BY Corpora.
taa csaasel Calhoun.
ne waTede Miaaioa hospital has
Yrsalsaed tha eisy coanrli for free
SEER grum The city water system
ne eaFa % directors - the W.
G : E wii meet in TIE pariofs %
y FFni BAPTIST church Tuesday
sanaaa1 u gaa
hFaefT sxargiEstious for reffifit
nie besAn a. the noantY court
lsrss today and free nhayss and
asf safs are being dispensed b.
a1ta7ie4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

n Baptist Evangelistir couven.
- scils IT, nrst session AZ the
~ ~ bag'isi church tonight = =.
s1ar D d, q New YORK. field
s'sHary q the American Baptist
-. - MISSIONARY society. uill ar
A 3 EziabFook. guard u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09
MARINE NOTES

Steamer Difigo arrived thls morn
mg from RkaEway aud way ports.
She VIII sail late tonight for Hkag-
way and way ports.
city Of Topeka arrived from San
Francisco late iaHt night with 90
passengers and fun cargo "
freight
Steamer Santa Ana arrived last
night from the westward with 30
passengers and 500 tons 81 ore from
Eilamar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-09

ne waTeds Mlsaioa hospital has
Yr'islaaea tha esty coanrli FOR free
SEER lrum The city wstsr system
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
FORT BENTON.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Fort Benton, May 10, 1860.
George Hanks, of Havre, was {
visitor in town Monday.
G. R. Norris, of Judith, was visit
ing here the first of the week
Miss Senieur has returned to Hell
ena arter short visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Patterson
have returned from an extended visit
in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ragland left
Tuesday morning for a short visit at
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
]. D. Savage, one of the candidates
for county treasurer, spent few days
The week in Hayre and Chinook.
Sheriff Frank Mcdonald has returne
from a trip on Official business to
various parts of the county east of
here.
Miss Mollie Culberton returned thes
firts of the weekfrom near Judith
where she has been teaching schol for
the past six months.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk Of the district court We'd
nesday to Horace Brewster Of Brook
side and Clements Deeson of Mimi
eapolis.
There was filed in the county clerk
office Wednesday, a plat of thePep-
in and Demars addition to the town
site of Havre The addition consists
Of about ninety lots.
Bishop Brewer, of Helena, is ex-
pected to arrive here Saturday morn
ing,will conduct the services at the
st. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday
morning and evening, confirming a
class at the evening service
Arbor Day passed very quietly in
Fort Benton, very few trees were
planted. All the places of business
were closed either part or all the day. |
The public schols held appropriate ex-
ercises for about two hours in the
morning and a very interesting ball
game wa senjoyed by a large crowd
puring the afternoon, the game be-
ing played by the high school boys
against the young men of the town
with a score of 10 to %, in favor of
the latter.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHELBY.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
Shelby, Monana, May 9 1906.
| Frank Stuart has measles, several
cases the disease have developed he
! lately.
Mrs. Progreba who was the guest
of Mrs. Chas Smith, returned to
Great Falls Saturday.
Mrs. James Johnson has been very
i'll for the last week, Dr. Powers of
Conrad was called to attend her.
James Johnson is improving, his
home by planting a number of use
full and ornamental trees around his
dwelling.
The restaurant at the station has
lately been re-opened for the ac-
commodation of the public. Thos.
Finnessey has charge of the manage
ment.
Mrs Chas. Hilger and the Younger
children have gone out for few
days camping i'll the Rocky Ridge
country. Mrs. Hilger is engaged in
capturing coyotes.
H. F. Guth is moving several small
dwelling houses from the northern
part of town to the residential por-
ton Of our village. The first build
ing is in position and will be re-
paired and thoroughly refitted.
Mr.. Peter Hughes and his daugh-
ter, Miss Anna and Mrs. Leroy Demon
OF Coutis, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Demon has been here some
time visiting her parents, hse re-
turned home on Tuesdays train.
Several farmers on theMarias
river are seeding considerable land
to alfalfa this spring. II. F. Stol-
tenburs and j. F. Hughes who have
facilities for irrigating, are putting
in several hundred pounds of seed.
Rev. E. L. White held the regular
semi-monthly services here last Sun
day. He informed the people that
the dedication of the church at Shelby
will probably take place in July.
The building is now free of debts
and an effort will be made to Rave it
painted before the dedication shall
take place.
The One-year lease ha Dan Boy-
ingon held on he Palace Hoel ex-
pires his week, and he house will be
under he management of J. B. Boyce
in he saloonandrooming Departments;
and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dennis in
charge of the kitchen and dining room
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce have been con-
nected with the Palace for some
time and their popularity with the
travelling public assures the success
of the present effort. Mr.. and Mrs,
Dennis have for several NOTWITHSTANDING
private boarding house here. and their
former patrons will be pleased to
see them in the Palace.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

her with silver bon bon dish with
the following engraved inscription:
From the r. N. A., Chinook. Mon
gift on behalf of the lodge in a neat
and appropriate little speach.
A. W. Ziebarth left Tuesday night
for Benton, where he goes as
committee of one, OF the newly forL..
Fair and Park ground association. to
purchase eight blocks from Judge Tat
tan for the association. The groun, )
will be set out in shade trees, grass
plots and flower beds cultivated, and
half mile race track built. The god
father of this project is the CONNER
cia1 club, and most all hte other matte
undertaken by the club are taking de-
finate shape. United we achieve" is
the motto here, henceforth.
Monday evening in pursuance of
sodes, the old town administration
surrendered the town affairs to the
new administration. After ashortses-
sion, at which the minutes of the
last regular session, of May 9Th,
were approved, the old board ad-
journed sine die, and Mayor Carver,
Aldermen Hensen, Bogy, Montgomery
and Price took their respective seats.
The mayor announced the following
appointments which were all unami-
mously concerned; namely: Jno. C.
Duff for town clery, Frank D. Boyle
for town treasurer, Henry Miwald for
town marshal, Samuel Houston for
police magistrate; the following stand
ing COMMITTEES were then named by
the mayor: Finance, Bogy and Hen
sen; Streets and Alleys, Montgomery
and Price; Fire and Police, Price and
Bogy. Alderman VIM. F. Hensen was
duly elected president of the council.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

Clara PPefaur, Elva Mcdaniel, Ha-
eel Smith and Grace Smith.
The Harlem base ball nine went
up to Chinook Sunday and played the
Chinook boys on their diamond. II
was a pretty close game bu he Har-
lem Reds" came GU victorious. he
score sanding IA o 10 in favor of
Harlem. The same cams will play
a game on the Harlem diamond next
Sunday.
The following gentlemen have re-
Gently become possessors of automo-
biles, viz: Hon. Thos. NJ. Everett,
Messrs W. S. Cowan, a. Ellis and
Charley Owens. The new machines
were unloaded Saturday and since
that time it is q hard matter to en-
gage these gentlemen's attention on
any topic foreign to starting an auto.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4gbVJIItF5tlEFl
HARLEM.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD:

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD:
Harlem, Montana, Mays, 1906.
Rev. Coe, of Fort Belknap, preach
I'd at the Presby terrain church Sun
day night.
The girls basket ball teams will
play a game in their hall next Satur
day night.
Prof. F. B. Linfield OF the Boz
man station was in town Saturday,
looking afer he experimental farm
norh of Harlem.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Brewer will
hold services in Harlem, June 10th
for the benefit Of the members of
his church here.
The present term of school closes the
10Th. The usual closing exercises
will be held in the assembly hall,
Friday night the 18th.
: Mrs. Peter DesRosier, of Havre, is
stopping at the New England on
her way home from Zortman where
her husband has a general store.
General Sanno, of Leathenworth,
Kas., is at the New England. He will
go out to the Little Rockies to WIS.,
it his son, who is in business out
there.
Mr.. Nelson, who has the immediate
direction of the work on the expert
mental farm along the Great Northern
rail road, was in town Saturday on
his way to the big flats.
The outfit that went out 20 the eX-
detrimental farm a few days ago 10
bore for water have succeeded in
striking an abundant flow of eycellen
water at a depth of Al feet.
A car load of gasoline engines was
received here last week These
engines were consigned to Dr.. w. NJ.
Williams and will be utilized in
pumping water from the river for
irrigation,
John Mansfield, for about a year
bartender at the New Englandh bar
department, departed Tuesday for
Boston where he will visit his home
folks for few weeks. He will re-
turn some time in June.
C. P. Dexter, who has been book
keeper for the French Trading Co.,
for several months, took leave of his
Harlem friends Monday evening for
Whitefish, Mont, where he will visit
ashort while with his father, after
which he will join MIR. Babb and
work on the st. Mary's anal survey.
The eighth grade examinations will
be given by Prof. GRAPHICAL the 15eh
and 18th. There are seven appli-
cants to be examined as follows:
Misses. Everett Kennedy, Joseph
Ellis and Oscar Rasmussen: Misses
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
CHINOOK.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Chinook, Mont, May 10th, 1906,
Mr. and Mrs. j. P Miniken and fun
lily left Saturday, nigh for Scale.
Mr. Casello and wife from Colora 20.
arrived in own and are regi ersd a
he Omaha.
Miss Williams, our very efficien and
successful assisan principay, yill be
a candidate for couny superintendent.
Mrs. Ms Peerson has returned from
Norman where she has been Wis
ling her daugher, Mrs. Cline, form
erly of Havre
The many friends of Fred Wallner
will be pleased to learn hiatt he has
so far recovered as to be able to be
out Of doors, bu still weak.
DR.. c, F. Hopkins and Mr.. Barney
Olson made thetrip from Mr.. Olson's
sheep ranch to town in the Doctors
auto In one hour and twenty minutes.
Considering the many heavy grades an
the distance 35 miles, it is a record
run.
The Royal Neighbors of America
rendered Mrs. John P. Minniken a
farewell reception at the lodge rooms
Thursday evening. Mrs. Minniken
has been an enerjetic and enthusiastic
worker in the lodge, and as a token
of love and esteem the lodge presented
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
LILO Y ID.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD:
Lloyd, May9, 1906.

SfECIAL III THE HERALD:
Lloyd, Mays, 1906.
Andrew Moore and wife came out
from Chinook Sunday.
Chris Christensen stopped over mig
enroute home from Chinook.
Mrs.L. B. Taylor and son John
dinned j. Lafranz's las Sunday.
Carson Corrigaan was transacting
business in the burgh last Monday.
Henry Miller of Peoples Creek was
q business visitor last Thursday.
Mr.. Louis Beauhiere of Chinook
was visiting in the city over Sun
day. 0
Rev. J. A. Martin of Chinook was
GU and held srvicese at heschool house
Monday nigh.
John Taylor spent Sunday with
the home folks, returning Monday to
Chinook and his studies.
Rev. c. N. Hurst went into Chinook
Friday to supply Rev. Martins pulpit
while he wasin the mountains.
A. Woolery and wife arrived last
week from Coburg andwill live on
their claim adjoining our little town.
Mrs. Henry Hofeldt S., arrived
last Friday from Davenport, Iowa and
Will spend the summer In our midst.
VIM. Hofeldand family Nelson Goo
dad Miss Epperson of Cleveland were
guess a F. M. Brechbills las Sunday.
Roy Williams who has been in
Idaho the past winter, returned last
Friday and says he is much pleased
with that country
We were pleased to see Mr.. Moore
out again andthat he is out from
under the doctors are and aeon be
at home once more.
segerfried Christensen and family
who have been living in Chinook the
past winter moved out to their ranch
at Riedel the first of the week.
Henry Hofeldt and wife passed thro
Monday enroute to their sheep ranch
out north, where they will remain
for few weeks to superintend the
work there.
NJ. Montgomery and son Faul and
VIM. Wolf who have been moving
F. NJ. Brechbills store bull ling re-
turned home to Chinook Tuesday
afternoon.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
Fl. ASSINNIBOINE.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Fort Assinniboine, May TO- 1906.
Tomorrow is payday, and of cour-
sc the only day in the month that
amounts to much to most of the
men.
Nothing doing in the correspond
ents line at the Fort this week. E,y-
erybody to busy to make history these
days.
Capt. Boniface is expected home
from San Francisco in aday or two
after doing duty in the quartermaster
department there since the fire. Mrs.
Boniface arrived about a week ago.
The well digging has stopped temp
orarily on account of appropria-
ton running out. 1t is hoped
enough will de allowed this year
to sink the twenty points it is the
intention to drill.
Capt. Orion of the 2nd cavalry
and st. Craigee, formerly of the 9TH
infantry, left last week for San Fran
cisco, the former to take the DO
sition of paymaster for that depart
ment, and the latter to join the 1st
cavalry at that place, which he has
been assigned to-
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
soc Table Damask, 6S-in bleached
REFR.IGERATORS

sos Greenland, $lS.75. Solid ash,
golden oak finish, single lower
door, one lower compartment,
white enameled provision chamb-
er, capacity 80 lbs. ice.
9O2 Nansen, $500. Hardwood,
golden oak finish, single lower
door, one lower compartment,
zinc lined. Ice capacity so lbs.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
ICE CHESTS

81 Greenland, $40. so. Hardwood,
golden oak finish, link lined. In
sulated with charcoal sheathing.
Outside dimensions: so inches
wide, Is inches deep, 26 in. high.
81 Greenland, $l2.75. Made up
same as No. 81. Outside di-
mansions: "a inches wide, 81 in.
deep, 30 inches high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
THOUSANDS F0R
LIGHTHOUSES

WASHINGTON D e. NV "
The lighthouse biu reported -
in congress carries tiEqts for i.
signal at the entrance Of Hamssss'
baa $500 for the nrtsksss...
dwelling az Cape Mendoelne r. -
far ilEbt AID fog signal go
near Point cabrillo. tiss.ess =
iighf vessel eff the mouth 4 !.
columbia 8 900 for llshtk..-...
dwelling 81 Robinson point. sises
f1r fog signal At TIE Es.s H.
nght station and tiie see ~ =.
tender faf the inspsefion ssFses !.
the Thirteenth district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
WILL STOP
THE VOTE

DECATUR m Nay p-a..,,.
negs representing the union AZ
nansunidu factions d the C,srs@-.
land PEesbyfeTiau chnssh IN
agreed upou an appilraiion ~ /,
Injunction restraining N r.se.i
assembly. which meets Thmsaay.
from voting 10 merge via !,
Presbyterian church.
The court Proceedings wiil bsfs
Friday ia The circuit court Tas q.
guHenis Wili be MADE 80 thar d.
ciHian can be reached daring IL
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
SCHOOLS
IN TEN rs
EDUCATIONAL Wos1
MONDAY At FRISCO unn,.
e|hVAs-eHiHrss NAY =.
TO OAKLAND

sA# rtaHeisco. Ma "a
decision If The savings 49,, M
open May ~ has remggea f a .
geiiu9 doubt ne 10 the si1tsg'. 10.
those ilatlfIuaua. ana b.s 'lf q
ifors asfes-
~ is how assured thar a..
mereiul banks nlIl open 81, ,e'a-
than june T.. while soias air
ready for buf.uers sevefat "l y
earlier WlfA fbs respeuisg ssa
banks nnd fho payment of - ~
losses rsEoualmatlon uIn
nitii rush hta
To Have summer sshosl,
Five large kitchens are aa,.
Grafton and withln ansihs, - =
theae Kitchens viii be fsegipg 80
refugee many NJ whom a. !.
fbrIf meals ~ ~
The Hchs0l authorities hsv, a.,
- - establish summer ssb.,s. %
aolfsg Gate park where /,
SID be- erected school Won ~
beHIa Monday 70
Chinese Make Bluff.
IfomIHH. eH.ussa are pss..,..
ing HHh Nayar Moti win ! 49,. -
locating Chinatown 10 oakisns
This move. hDveyer Il -,
upon aa s 1.aff Intended d -,
Son frnE.s.a Into pirhdfavi,sl
position - The fc- eatabl.ssmss.
aid Chinatown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
LIED

WASHINGTON. D. G. Nay H.
Senator Bailey IN the senate iehs
declared that the diapAfch L /
y estern newspaper saying h "
secretly opposed 10 the rsllrcas fas
legislation. vas an unqualified -
lirious ana deliberate lie.
lie denounced the man uhs Ew
the correspondent the iufoinzssa
a. an unqualified. naixioua ~
deliberate liar. no matter hcw -
hiss station or what office he haaA'