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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

we. are authorized to announce =.
y. HODGES as a candidate for sheriff
of Alexander county, subject to the
decision Of the Republican primary
election. assf
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
THE HISTORIAN AT HIS WoRk,
Sitting tbs Golden Truth From Gel
lection OF Fables.

Sitting tbs Golden Truth From Gel
lection Of Fables.
A venerable old man. with a per
5ehind his ear and ink on his fingers
vent up the main street Of Human
own calling out as he l7ent:
Lies! any old lies to day. Biscuit
for lies today"
He had a basket Of sweet waters
Of biscuit, on one arm, and they wer,
shaped like human ear These
was exchanging for the lies that weIn
abundant in this town. Very 500
the old mans bag was full.
It was a new thing to collect lies
and many Jokes were banded at th
expense OF the odd oil man and hi
odd occupation. The strange neI
chant left The main street, and little
child had the curiosity 10 follow him
Tho venerable one turned astas
through a door into a beautiful gar
den In the very heart OF the town, ana
vet quite unknown H9 closed tho
door but the CHILD reepcd through
The keyhole, ard saw the old man
take the bag OF lies and give Il a 900
shake. There was a commotlon an
rcttHDg insjdc fer time, and W
mass seemed to be smaller.
"Ah! Hear chem eating each othe
up chuckled the old man.
A few more shakes and the bias
seemed actually empty; but the Oh
man opened it carefully and there +
far corner eas q pinch OF pure go"
Tie child evorted all these things
and the next time they saw the OH
man the people dgmanded WAC b.
was. He answered. II am the his
torian,n Ernest Thompson seton's
"Woodmyth Fable
weuurng Nor- W or1n tayfng FOR.
During the early years OF his minis
try at Calais, Me, the late Rev. Geo
w. Durell vas ono day called upor
To perform the marriage service for {
couple whe came INTO town from some
outlying section. and after the cere
money the woman saidi
Say, parsol Jim amt got nc
money, bnt viii be around tomorrow
to pay for this job %
Some two weeks atterward she me
Mr. Durcll on tho street, and recalled
herself to his memory, saying
you hnow, parson, ! WAS goin' 10
nay for hat job you done for Jim an'
ne. bu. / didn't for Jim run away III,
aext day. and [ didn't blink it wa'
/ worth WHILE
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to
cure. Z. w. Groves signature Is on
each box csc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

-oaI.fornI.1.,- -s.raras So.

-Bsnause a revolver which hS has
purchased to kill himself missed IRE.
Paul Schlardum Of san Bernardino,
brought stt against The hardware
COMPANY To- TIC piss OF he Weapon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
FOR County superintendent Of Schools.

We are authorized to announce
JOHN SNYDER as candidate for re-
election toathe'oifice of County Super.
intendeat of Public Schools of Alexan,
der county, subject to the Republican
primary election to De held April rs,
1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

The above il a correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
for tho month Of Janilary 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day Of February, 1906,
fSeall LEO.J kLhB,
< +. Notary Public,
NY commission expires January IS,
1909
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

THE Bulletin Is on sale at the fol
owing places'
cciema1's, ga Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Blue front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

n We<are authorized to announce DIR.
E. u Cause of Unity, as candidate
for reelection to the office of County
.Chmn1i ssionera OF, Alexander County.
subject to the decision of the Republi
can Pr mary Election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
Fsr County cammlssIoner.

81 we are authorized to announce DIR.
Ell. DUNCAN. Of Tamms. az candi
daie for County Commissioner Of
Alexander county. subject to the doch'
ion Of the Republican Primary cleo,
lion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

Employed n British Mines.
s770eb miners are employed in the
mines q -ae Ulltea Kl9gdop.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

,+sA ~+
Average daily and Sunday circu.
lation for the month of January.
.f,anc "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

NEW YORK. Dee oo.-rhe ten
deucy # Wall 1t IL To admire sue
ceaa Hardly a trader iu that
maelsifom of money madness that
has not felt the STING Of . n
Hartmann methods uf doing bus
mess Hat AK them today What
the1 think ct the man.
lie carries a club aud tho obHtA.
Gle in hts way n his target uut no
has Wuu high position and deserves
credit
Hartman n man OF stock
deals. who're money ~ piled up
rapidly Ho n not a builder o.
railroads he carcs little Cor the
development Of new resources The
Insurance business was transacted
Ia his satisfaction two years ago
The iaea Of conducting u railroad
as = railroad aud not az a roulette
wheel Is totally foreign TO him.
That l. Hartman
Eur - wears atuyycsant Ttah
vas president 81 the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad. taking the rctuon
aihilltk ffum the shoulders Of HIS
lailruad building father atu}vu.
SAINT Fish fane#Ware the fadn Ane
fauelea nf polite society uhen he
saS Is false bottom fiis rrlaxa.
tion vas Ia such things aa the stud1
"a sociology and political economl
lie gave material sympathy % the
SUFFERING Jews 81 Kishinoff lie
tides t. hts office Ia the subway.
works In his shirt sleeves. eats
bread and milk for lunch. and en-.
JOYS = personal relation with the
hafafistsd toliers on his railroad
lie doesn't BELIEVE ia stock syn.
aicatea and pools Illlnola Central
stock Naa Ia the hands ~ the peo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

pie in the territory through which
The rad fanA Dividends weui 20
them
uta annual meeting had no dum
ms directors present EvsFy stock
holder has a pass 90 Chicago Ga at
sena The meeting aAd have bis say
Wall " gog Little profit frum illi
nnis Central stock. II uas not apec
uiAtieu
F4ah diluf believe that the erin.
inai eanaHef - the trustees - Tho
Mutual life should b. whileWaahed
lie uantui 20 SEQ ths money fiichsd
frou palleF holders restored
This Il THE story 81 two men IN
the whifi 81 the commercial age
Hartman ia nnw master and Fish
has heen forced from bis Inherited
position
Who l. Hartmann
Within he easy reach - memory
he Waa a Wall - stock broker.
Frnm the east be saw his oppuTfun.
is In the Wesf Iie WHB soon IN
collision with aurh men ha Coils
T. Huntington. who was a railroad
builder Hartman only released
hia grasp on Huntington whom that
great Pacific coast mAguatc waa
claimed b death
Hartman fought Morgan. Hiil
The Gonlda. Fish. 10 fact everyone
Who barred his way 20 the success
b. demanded lie has fought hla
oWu stock holders
Hia base has been Wall u As
railroad executive he r. known
merely 80 economical "A a rail
road stock operator he IL famous a.
a daring manipulation highly spec.
tacuia= RI hls means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

perinteudrnt han Instructions TO
male - per cent profit on the dalfs
Investment
BOYS and fwo girls Only one -
them is known 20 New York norieiY.
she IL Mary Hartman. heh.
strung young woman Who deYQtea
sou4s 81 her tims Go settlement aark
among the poor % the East Side
II is reported that ah~ n engaged
"a marry hob Go.iet. whose fortune
= estimated ~ $50 600 900
One Vail e man who knows liar
imam perhaps AZ veil ns any one.
ttid
peraistencY IL his srch charae.
taftsfte He has 30 patience with
failure Rarely ycutunnE an
opinion he Is sure ~ his facts liia
Nnlce reveals nothing iila face
shows merely rafnrHineha Ne sticks
close "a his subject ami uHea no
figures u speech. He makes no
gestures and shows neither citation
uar disappointment
Hartman Is undefalKed Ilis
heavy BLACK must arha cufls tn A.
the euaa tlla tricky. staring eyes
are more green than blach OF blue
There i nothing about the mau 70
attract attention. In fact. hts pres
tuoe IL not in the least command.
ipN
Wall - men wcro asked 10 estis
mste hia fortune
I'd rather estimate tnday'a call
money rates in Mars. one repiind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
HERE'S HARTMAN, GREATEST.
JOBBER IN AMERICAN MILLIONS

Hartman has TOW personal
friends lie b. loath to take anyone
into HIS confidence. re j. Hinue
aeulnat criticism HI enemiea
do not worry him or deter him IT.
hla course
he Is never Heon la roclctY Il
tells "a newspaper man frankly Ia
Get out ! mind my own business
aud you attend 90 yours
The writer. after talking With
mon Who have dealt with Hartman
for years. can state only two fada
that he lnduigra Ito renda hiftoft
IN hi spare moments and likes Ia
watch the anticb OF two polar bears
be has Gagged up near hts country
house. Arden. sir miles from I've.
dsdu
rhefe il n large dairy and cream
cry on the place, IL was thought
possible that tlds might be- "A fad
Il was learned. however. that llBt.
dman does not invest Ia the finest
breeds Of cattle. but those which
give the most milk llia farm 81
Hartman has four children. two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Two homlapbofoa are engaged In
IA controversy over one pretty little
Eifl Of 10 years
sball Daphne llllmorH. daughter
Of Mr aud Mrs llilmerH. Of Chi.
caRa. North America. remain "A
citizen Of tho United States. the
land Of her birth. or shall she be
come a nlturnllzod German aud eY#
eflaailugiY please The aiHtefiu=
law OF Emperor william. Princess
Frederick Leopold. 81 Europe
For the past three years Daphne
has been a protoge Jf Princess Leo.
nold. who b. anxious that the little
Firi. who IL Of Gormhn-Ameriean
American parentnKc. shall become
natufallxad German subject. 50
Germany shall have credit FOR the
talent which tho princess glpriea
in having discovered Hnt Mira
Hilmera declares Daphne must fe
main an American. ana has an.
bounced her intention 81 return
ihF 10 the United States with her
daughter
The little Firt scored a triumph
IA a recital az which we're present
Princess Leopold. Countess Won
Hueiow. Princess Victoria Mar
fanta and many distinguished
Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
FINANCIAL MEN
IN CHARGE

Captain ~ a. Jarvis. general
manager ~ the Northwestern Fish
cries company. 81 which John Ho
soua Il president. returned 20 Seat
tie Saturday afternoon from a trip
20 New York Mr. Jarvis states
that J Pierpont Morgan and the
GuEranhcims are back Of the Cop.
per River & Northwestern railroad
and arc ready 10 back Il with all tho
capital necessary. and push Il 10 a
speedy completion
Captain Jarvis denied that there
would be any change IN the man.
aFement 81 control Of the North.
western Fisheries company. John
Rosene still owns and will continue
10 own controlling interest In the
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
LOCAL FLASHES.


Admiral Burwcll suggests the g.
tahllabluR OF "a wireless telegraph
station ON the Pacific Coast com
panYa wharf The naval tugs land
st this wharf aud shipments from
Seattle to the nuYy yard arc dis.
patched and received there
Old Ship q Hulk.
The hulk OF the old ship Two
Brothers o. now ia port ia a dis
mhntled condition and e. 10 BE-
converted into "a barge During the
year % 1865. The ship WIS used in
the East India trade. and since
then has had q chcckerud career.
AT one time being manned BY pi.
rates
seamen's Xmas Dinner.
About 100 seamen will be given
a Christmas dinner tomorrow By
the aearnen'a institute The We
msus auxiliary has charge Of r.
kess Brensrton Church.
Bremert0n' new cdifice. st
Paul'a. was formally dedicated yes.
terday b. Bishop Frederick "
Kaatof a large audience filled the
church TO ita utmost capacity.
Paper Mills Burn.
MARIETTA, Ca. Dec. 1.-THE
Marietta paper mills we're burned
this morning. al lons Of ftso.oQo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
HEAD SEVERED
FROM HIS BODY

A Renton train on the inteYurban
about 10 O'Clock last night ran over
aud decapitated an unknown man
near the southern city llmita The
motorman saw the body With the
head on the rail when two car
lengths OF. but was unable 70 stop
until the body had been dragged
$50 feet Only a scent piece and
a pipe were found on his person No
means Of Identification were avail
able.
The scene Of the accident vas
opposite the city pound on the
sandaplt. and as this IL the abode
Of desperate class OF criminals.
the suppOaition IL that he vas muir
dsred and placed on the rails. lie
vas 50 terribly manglsd that his
head il scarcely recognizable. The
victim was 90 years old and II SUP.
posed 20 have been a logger from
the type Of boots he wore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
FOUND DEAD IN
HIS BED

BALLARD. Dec. 2t--Robert
Piummer. g years old. was found
dead IN bod yesterday afternoon
lie waa a trimmer az the Pacific
Coast Pipe works. and was work
ing on the night shift Yesterday
afternoon about 8 o'clock his land.
lady. Mrs. r. Wright. not bearing
him. and knowing that u wps time
for him 70 be going TO work. called
to him No answer being received.
she opened the door and found him
dead. piummer had been working
for the pipe works for ak weeks
and had only recently moved 10
Mrs Wrisht'a. at SOS First nv The
body VS. removed to Mayflsld's
mufeHa.
piummar was subject 10 cpileptic
fta. and II IL thought that death
occurred during an attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

niha Methodist preachers incest.
:, ants uafaiHs IN the t1rst NJ r
- Walm discussion took plate
ar8iua Ihs attitude az the church
,...eis araaHIasd iah9r Several
:, az ministers aseiarvd that tenn.
- va HUHluE between che
ssunh ana atar. that thv church
80 on lhe sase af volcano. ana
,,r,s nats should ba made CAB ypbs
.atsts the 5FaHa un.ena and turn
,esm ftom EHe4r present bitterness
40 haifed e lha church
Oihefs eoaIladed That no such
.,glnevnt1 exIstaJ aud committee
was finally sH5elHted Ia have tabor
rerfesensaiteta present at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CHRISTMAS TRIES
TAKEN FROM PARKS.

Tho mania for gathering Christ
mas trees has spread tn the citY
parks According 20 Information
received BY the park board and DO
lice department. fhia morning, there
arr some seatfieltea Who arc not
content 70 take the trouble 90 visit
la patch a woods where they can
chop down the eFerNrggns unm0
Tested. but they must dcsPuil the
city parks
The largest penalty that can be
imposed for cutting flowura OF
shfuhhe.fY in the parks a. SO OF 80
AaEa. ImnfIaonmani or both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
IS
NOW FEARED

preachers meetings and Go continue
to keep In symr 0hptig touch with
the lahef body
pr " 1t " Ucea read paper
Ou the kind If S. apfriism that nee
coWuilahaa Its object 4 motion
Was passed Ia have Il published IN
the Pacific eoast Advocate pr
Reea also rad a much algngd petl.
uen which prayed that nothing be
traWu from The power witch the
mayor had "a reduce liquor licenses
a communication was road from
Rev Richard oates advocating les
islatian fafhIddIns youths under rs
the uHe 81 pssai fuums.
The next meeting viii ha held at
the Haven church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
MRS. MOSES DEAD.

Ms Anna Moses. wife 81 John
Moses. died az The family home. 12z
Nlnth AZ December 90. nt the age
Of - Mrs Moses bad lived In Sc.
attic for several years. coming from
Waupaahan. Wis Funeral services
alll be held from the Butterworth
chapel az o'clock tonight after
which the body will b. shipped 10
her former home IN Wisconsin for
burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Fifty Collars in
Cash Prizes

VIII De given at the Big dance At
Lssehi park Christmas hight De
camber g. There viii be a cash
door prize and numerous waitaesl
fvo-stepa and other dances Will be
awarded cash pfi1ca. Warner'H
full orchestra will furnish unusual
Is fine music and every detail will
be arranged 20 perfection for the
comfort of those present Heauu-
fui souvenir programs Will be given
10 an Gentlemen SOC Ladies' free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Men sho know Hartman deelafs
that BE Il merely a gcniun IT the
stock ticker
Hartman is an arisioerat lie be-
iefes firmly Ia The uarr thcofY Of
dfYlna nEhi To maf,y men be =
4 complete enigma Zee works n
nIYaferioua Ways llia million grab
hing trleka are known 0utsldo ~ his
effiee nhlg when thu} have been ncs
enmpisfhnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
5000 ron A LEo.

A verdict Vas late yesterday ~.
termed ~ the jury In tho United
States court. after being out five
hours. awarding John A rlummsr
the sum Of g. aao against the North
ern Pacific railroad. for the loss q
bis left les Tie sued for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
clvGN DIVORCE DECREE
FOR XMAS PRESENT.

wiunifred Eeuntalne this morn.
ne reetlxra Christmas gift az
~ hands ~ superior Judge Morris
Z ihs shape ~ a decree % divorce
ffom her husband. Walter n Foun.
tsins On hef complaint she alleged
rufasal b support. and alleged fur.
TIER that she has for months been
cbliged 10 pawn her rings and other
yeWelrs in nEieF Ia support herself
These articles she alleged are SIN
III soak Keeping hoarters. she
cites vaa further nacasaltAted Tor
seaport A.imany Ia the sum %
So monthly VAS ordered by Judge
Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
MORE SCHOOLS

Secretary Reuben Jones. % the
school board. yesterday called for
bids on tho construction aud plumb
ms work On tho additions 90 che
long follow and Green Lake schools.
authorized a month ago Bids must
BE- flied not later than noon. Janu.
AIRY :. Ia the office OF Secretary
Innns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
aItnntIon unrhanned.

GoLDsFIELD New. Dec ct
The strike situation "a unchanged
Everything - quiet and some
claims are working where tho
union scale Is paid II ia conf
IDENTIFY expected there viii be an
early settlement Of the differences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
5000 5000 49, 4 .
ON the FRONT /.

The steamer DiuEo arrived this
morning from skagway With q full
cargo Of ore and marble
The e s transport Dix arrived
a Honolulu this morning
The German steamer Hathor.
capt BnekWoldt. arriyedin port
thla morning from Hamburg She
carried a small cargo Of ore. nitrate
ana general merchandise No bad
weather vas reported during The
trip
The steamer NicnHa left this
morning for Hamburg. via Central
aud South American ports She
carried good cargo u wheat flour
ana general merchandise
Steamer Saratoga sails tomorroN
morning for Seward and Valdez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
FIRE SHOTS To
STOP THIEF

Railroad av. and University 81.
was the scene this morning Of an
exciting chase after a thief BY De-
tective Corbett and officer Smith.
in which q shot was fired at the
fleeing man before he could be
hrough: 20 n stop.
T. r Broberg and A. J. Nedum.
pruprletors OF the Snug HarbOr
saloon. a. the foot Of University ST.
reported TO the police that SIX bot
ties Of their best whiskey. five bot
ties Of rye, two watches and one IS
.raIihre revolver had been stolen
from their saloon. and that they
suspected a man by the name OK
Gust Anderson
The theft had been committed
during the early morning hours. the
thief gaining entrance by prYing
the lock OF the hack door.
Detective Corbeif. learning that
Anderson was Ia the saloon this
morning. surprised him there. OF.
.hcer Smith had been stationed az
the froat door
Upon seeing the officer Anderson
leaped 90 bic feet and broke out of
the door down Railroad av. with
Corbett and Smith In hot pursuit.
After a long chase. In which the
man lodged between freight cars.
Corbett fired a shot near him. An
dereon jumped about five feet In
the air. and exclaimed:
Wait quit"
He was then handcuffed and
taken 20 the police station. where
be said that he worked in the Snug
Harbor saloon. He admitted that
he had purchased a watch for Is
cents from a drunken man the night
before. but denied that he was
guilty Of the other thefts. He is
being held In the city jail for fur
Their investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
spgso siorr ~ oGPor.

Fully zoo tneu. women and chill.
drsn Wero unable 20 SECURE rooms
On arriving Ia Seattle yesterday and
spent tho night In tbs Great North
sru depot sofas bad travelled for
several days and we're tired out
and upon not fiudinK rooms.
stretched themselves AZ full icagih
on the benches az the tspo, and
spent the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
HOLIDAY DRUMS FiNEo.

Police judge Gordon disposed q
s1 cases q drunk aud dlaortorif
persons TO-DAY Most ~ tho mum.
Der ~ere these ~ho started "a early
% celebrate the Christmas holidays
and IN the mnst part are mon FROM
the ioKwink camps Judge Gordon
usually Imposed The minimum rue
81 g. where the pNrnuu was not dis
orderly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
CRY JAIL IS FuLL.

The cells % the city jail werr
tasaa 70 their utmost capacity this
morning one hundred and eleven
persona practically all men. weFo
given shelter IN the Jail over niEht.
SOME ~ them having occupied a
place On the cement floors since
SATURDAY night A large number n
these aeFa booked IN the police sta
ton On charges q drunkenngau 90
49, - l. -. -....-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
OMAN AND RUFF
ARE ARRAioNEp
taerirps Tsispraph asrvles.l

TT =" y =
HAN FHANCtRCO. Dee "a
chief ~ Police Oman and Abe Husf
Nsfn affaiEued this morning the
former on fwo Indictments and the
latter on one. tn which they are
jointly accused - conapiriuE ca pro
tast notorious resort The second
iaalatmeul against Oman Il fer
PERJURY "a connection with the con-
sHIfaeT ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
MAY Be
POSTPONED
tssri--. Telegraph ssrvlssl

ToAoFAu. Dec gt-If the re-
ported strike on the Southern Pa
fine occurs T1nopah viii be shut
Off and Manager Riley would post
paHe the oau--igernHn fight The
strike ~ che electrical workers has
been settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
p. o. HOURS TOMORROW.

The Seattle postoffioe all be
open from a m 90 II m to
mnrruW There viii be one deliY.
sf1 ia the residence districts aad
TO Ia the business sections Of Sc
affia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
COLORADO WILL
ENTER PROTEST

DENVER I've Every labor
saion IN Colorado viii send a letter
70 Mszainstan and The combine
all sond delegates 20 advocate The
exclusion Of Japanese and koruans
rArep Thousand Japanese in this
stats aru rapidly replacing minors
&aa other Workers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Police CASES co ovsR.

TIE following cases we're con
tinued b Judge Gordon today
Ella Brown. charged with assault
an battery continued % Dccembcl
=. sidusf v Johnson. charged
Wit assault. continued 10 January
a. Emma Herman. charged with
pssfil laneenY. continued 70 janu
AIRY
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4s4s44+4s|.s.-4
Ana THESE RuL Is HAaalmAH'si

IN 1ah years ago Niece la Maehaye utudlous phl
oaophe down other things these rules Tor the
conduct af aucuoHaful Il tho world
prince with mpuniY exercise all tho virtues
Ht prrHeryhu vii often compel him ia No
late the laws q charity. religion and humanity
evil when u rs required ia preserve aud strengthen
your domain
Preserve appearance of always daing good
should De apnpled when II Il necVhahf}t
Everyone your exterior bat fes discern what you
have In your heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
Smash City Jail.

The police last niEht arrested
men for being drunk and disorder
81. This morning whom the cell
was opened the floor was covered
with Rlass--every window being
broken blankets torn and things
generally broken up Tho police
have not found out who dld the
damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
BIG FIRE IN TEXAS

NAGADOCHES. Tex, Dec Zf--
Fire yesterday which started IN tho
second story Of the + A. Blount
building. fronting GU the public
square. caused a loss Of $500. 600.