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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-27
Business Letters

The vest pocket savings bsnn
which are being issued 70 he ~.
infa depoHiiofa Ia the II. o stas,
& Co. bank. are proving themfslts.
valuable rs business Eetiers rs
1000 ordered shortly before chns.
maa are rapidly dlmppearlns. AZ
when one considers that each l..ss
piaeea means a new acoount fof ~
savings department. Il l. reaaar
seen bow rapidly they are insrsas.
Ing the volume u the tanks hae.
ness. 60
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90 clutch the rocks and hold last
"fte waited on the ruahs after
ulambcrinH out OF reach 81 the ssatar
until morning. and then ciinablus az
the bluff. found q trail q TIE hut,
which he reached after great hard
shin having % swim the riyef ia
the hot hs found some maidy baagp
nufiua the nest twa days the naf-
fetink 81 himself and other survivors
who had Joined hira VAS terrible,
bot help arrived fruW the eaile utA-
ton at namfsi1. then from the
the party from rieaHe ana then ffam
fhoae from the Haienfs~
HamkeF asks - by were boat
leads % passengers pat into the
aatcg Kithaut crews - mau OF Of
fierra g. commando
WHY was there no discipline
augnK officers and nfsnf
WAY we're plugs for the bottom
u the hoatn not made 90 fiff
~whY were life rrrservHfn made
ef reeds and not - cork
onn hour after they left the wfaek
he says. tbs remains - the atsaansS
uoilap asf and mofs than Sc psrsans
fiaatea to ssa with 40 nua % pick
sea With 40 aus 90 PICK them ~.
Tho last party Of nine Of the Va
lenrla'a survivors who Wefe stalled
AZ Daring river on account % tho
flooded Natefa reached the steamer
salvor a. namfiuld creek lat night.
They Wuro IN bad condition. All
the survivors wha landed on the
shore near the wreck are now be-
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CLEAR THE COOP

The Heheoner Novelty. luuber
fro uBeiiinsham 70 san Diego. ahip
Wilheiminh. wheat. from Tacoma 10
Great Britain; French bark Grand
Dutchesa olga. from Tacoma 10
Queenstown. British ship Australia.
fro IMPORT Townsend 70 West eaaaf.
and the schooner Gamble. luuhrr.
fro IMPORT Townsend % San Pedro.
were reported AZ passing Cape Flat
tory thia morning
some q these vessels have been
beating around the cape for two
weeks unable TO get 70 sea on ar-
count Of the heavy weather and con-
trnry winds.
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BAR TO Be
REMOVED

TrhouEh the efforts o. the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Lieut. Pore has
recommended 10 the chief Of enki-
neers At Washington. u. C.. that an
appropriation OF 5000 for tho re-
moyai q bar IN Black river that
has heretofore been the principal
caa@s Tor the destructive floods tina,
have occurred for years IN Black
and tributary streams. Gen. Me-
keuxie stated tn Senator piles yes
tsrday tAta. u the project was tav.
orabiy recommended by the local
ofsee. Il would - allowed. under
the special emergency law.
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SENTENCED
To DEATH

BOSTON. Jan. 3T.--JgdSa shnr-
mar. IN the superior court Of East
Cambridge. thls morning sentenced
Charles l. Tucker. convicted of the
murder uf Mabel Page az Wes,nn
March ~. 1904. TO be siectrneu,ea
during the week beginning June Ia
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SENATOR HOPkINS CAREER
A CLIMB INTO RING IA VOR

ed States senator, ID afforded an ex
tho commercial legislative ring that
CONTROLS law MAILING at Washing
ton.
while a member Of the house
from the 4gth to the bTth congress
Hopkins ala nothing that would an
nny the bosses lie was a patient
pladder aud safe man. Aldtieh
and ahe more aggressive lords Ia
the inturouts Of the financial pow
era had little fault ta fluid With Hop
klns when he Joined them Ia the
senate
IN Chicago and IN Hopkins quiet
iittlo home town q II conceded that
this confidence has not been mis-
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placed In Washington Hopkins has
usually been found on Aldrich'a
side. either Ia spirit or Ia action.
lie advocated legislation which
would give private corporations cnns
tracts Ia make armuf plate for the
government when Il wan proposed
that the government make Rrmar
plate for itself. A a member Of
the house ways aud means commit
tee. Hopkins stood firmly on the
sugar trust side when the Porto
Rlean bill showed ita head lie
vas Tor the trust Ia the Cuban reel.
pfoeity matter Ito paid especial At
tention. supposedly IN Friendship Tor
the Illinois Steel company. to tariff
regulation matters
ALLIED WITH WALSH.
We will possibly be able % get
the best focus on the real Hopkins
With Chicago as the vantage point
There be - a lawyer bis firm being
Hopkins. PETERS a Hophiha aps
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THAT was a ruueinE reception
given al tbs Cheeriugtuu'a last
niEht"
.Ranslng' should say 20. n
Kept che whole nelghbofhood awake
until daylight"
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- STAR DUST ~

That woman 10 q mother q
IL
Here. don't Try % string me. Ehr
eouldat possibly be a mother of
81"
"Pard0a the. bat don't interrupt
me again. She Is a mother % II
Jeara.s
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A erase has stfusk sans parts II
the state 60 trace up ancestors and
sunstraet family grr.= We are fully
satisfted aith nuf unreafrfs u dates
clear back 10 Adam and Eve can.
aaffla. Kaa. Histe
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MAY EXTEND THE
CLOSE DOWN

The big sailing ship Duneraig. i2s
days out Of Astoria for Manila. IL
still anaiEhted and the price o. In
snrance has gene up 10 IS per cent
There has been many heavy storms
on the Pacific. aad the impression
prevails among shipping men that
she has fuundered.
The Versailles. iG7 days ont from
charbourR. France. for San Fran.
cisco. r. aian overdue.
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a man % thu description which tai
lies with that Of Rolph. including
a Van Dyke beard. ETC.. was near
him Ia the RIGGING. as was aiao a
man Who corresponds 10 the do
scriptlon of Ward.
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Judge Gfrsacup.. says a Chleaxo
paper, sees fnofc graft IN the AZ
fairs of 100 years hHa than in thsa.
u today" Sure thing And 40 doas
nearly aNerT fFoHocasinE atturnnY ia
The country. That's why thsrua
Kraftiuz.
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chairman u the executive commit
tee 81 The United States atee' trust
q ! Burlington. prealaent Of The
Illinois Steel company. and T. J.
henuieh. collector 81 internal Gus
toms
Hopkins. PETERS a Hopkins are
general counsel ~ the Illinois
Surety company.
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ola chief Geronimo took his
eighth wife the other day. Geronimo
IL true 70 his Apache nature. aud IN
HE Old are reufns peace.
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VICTORIA. r G.. Jan. IA. W.
Ross. secretary q the board d un-
derwriters here. who IL a personal
friend 81 Harry Ward 81 Nelson.
and Ruiph 81 Eew Westminster.
closely questioned FiEemnn seEalia,
who lcft the wreck At 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning On the raft.
ard who declares he Is sure both
men were IN the rigging when 8
gals left on the raft an hour b.
fore tbs ship went down. lie sal
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what are you here faFT" asked
the visitor iH the uanitenfiary.
"rs1r keeps. guess. answered
Convict No. ag2s. Nho was under a
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Cassie chadwick IL now making
huitenhoivs la the peultsnfiary Al
Columbus. Ohio shs ought % be a
success. bnvius made holes Ia a god
many mems paghsfs.
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The shluEle manufacturers viii
hold a meeting this afternoon In
the Lumbarman's club. Tho meet
ing was called By President Dan ".
Bass. Of tho Shluzie Mills bureau.
for the purpose Of discussing and
considering an extension OF the
shutdown movement which was
supposed to have ended February J..
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NY MARLEN E. PEW,
Special Correspondence OF This Star.
AURORA. III. Jan. 81 In Al
bert J Hppkina. Of thia town. Unit
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


HEHuKE FROM THE HEHeH
Senator Hopkins did brisk
federal unH activity ~ ~ iu obtaining bona
Ing privileges nnEerrd rot fefhes an a.
the Tits company should have ~
monopoly NJ che business from hta court and iumard that NJ
political "pua did Worry him
tttttttttttt ttttttttttt
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Less than "a year ago Hopkins was
attorney ia the Chicago drainage
canal condemnation proceedings lie
worked, Il o. alleged. only q days
Its Zee amounted ~ about 80 900.
Chicago was Indignant and q move
meut. ! am f0Id. is on among tax
payers 10 bring an action 10 re-
cover.
After the senator's son. James.
had been admitted ~ the bar only
year. ns vas appointed. through
his fathers lnf nencc. United States
master ia rhunrefy In Chicago The
Chicago bar protested without re-
suit James occupies Humpiu0Hs Of
ficen and the Zee position De said %
be worth about f20 900 a year.
When Hopkins waa a member 81
tho house the present bankruptcy
Las vas enacted Upon bis return
home. the poaa Of bankruptcy
referee Was placed calmly In the
hands Of bis osn Law firm Ills
then partner. Frank Thatcher. To
whom thus fell the juicy plum. was
the son Of a well TODD father and
the son In law - n Millionaire
The office waa very profitable one
for several years Then the position
Was passed into the hands u an
other member ~ Hopkins laN firm.
Pred a. Dolph The bankruptcy
business VAS practically All gone
through with b. the time Doiph
look 81 Tor broader fields. aud then
Hopkins generously allowed the
refereoship 10 10 10 an outside law
yer. = Sears with whom. how
ever. be saa In political alliance
Fanny Hopkins. the senator's
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This Article, Ma. Ia the Sc
rlea en- United States senators.
shows the connections and In I
forests % Albert ] Hopkins. Of
Illinois, IN o. endeaynr 10 an
. aWef the auostiun whether he I
! represents tho people OF special
! Interests
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daughter. acted az BIZ saer.,sr~ !.
Washington when BE- was 4 Mes. !.
81 the house Bha fnId many ~ =.
girl friends IN Aurora that from =.
aalafY che had been enablei ts 49,,
q cabin nj the iiaif Way Houss I.
Pixies Peak. and fhore sha 800
tsinsd her fIIfHHs in .e,,ss
house parties David peffers =.
eeedea bier az secretary aaa sbs -
10 lose with him The mafrisss =
aultipg two yeafs ago.
EMPLOYS CHILD LABOR.
AZ the opening n The present ~.
gfeas H0Bkins found On ~ -
President HouFrfaIra annual -.
aaga Contained Ia Do. amoaK ssss,
recommendation Wag QUE ~ !.
Investigation Of child labor enasl
lions IN various states
n all b0 interesting 10 ws,.4
Senator Hopkins action apon tAs-
recommendation. Ia fIeN ~ =.
fnct that be ia one u tie y,sm,s.
tors 81 the Aurora Cotton wovk.
where several hundred men. wo,ss.
and children are employed ~.
factory has frequently been lnsss<s.
ed BY state officials pflnelnaIiy /,
regard a. child labor eonai,los,
One inspector said The Asres,
Coiton works have givea rs No.
trouble than any other factory I,
our district"
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big gratis grum lit
tie franchises grow
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SEATTLE INVADED BY
THE COTTONY SCALE

rapidly becoming = fnHaaep % Seat
tis shade and fruit tres.
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The dying man suffered the doctors
examination in silence for awhile, then
quietly asked: "Well, doc, what's your
verdict? Do l hit the long trail?'
"It looks that way, Jack" Braide re-
piled, with a good deal Of feeling.
Munro closed his eyes and his face
quivered. At last, when be had regain
ed control of his voice, he said, Ann,
T want you-here."
She obeyed his call, sustained by her
great pity, and, kneeling at his SIDE
asked quietly, What can do?"
He looked at her with wide eyes,
whose expression filed her throat with
aching sorrow. ''I'm leaving camp on
a long trip" be said quietly, "and I
want you to say a good word for me.
Maybe it'll make It easier for me
where I'm going"
At these tender words Ann's fear
and hesitation passed into sort Of
awe, He was 80 piteoasly young. so
boyish, to take that lonely journey into
the night. She took his hand in both
Of hers and whispered a little prayer,
to which the diving man listened in
tently. At the end s:.e added softly:
IT have faith that The great Judge will
deal with you Inerciflily He knows
all your motives as wei as your temp
tations. Sureiy his forgiveness Is
<rroofor +han i,,a.l'S-'
81 take my eisances." was his indon-
table reply. i want 70 live. but I'm
not afraid 20 Gle Doctor give me
something. doi.'t vaI11 - 80 Just
yeti want few .gortis-s!ge me
breath, can't you?" he demanded
sharply.
Braide shook b.s head, and the dying
man closea his eyes, and his hands
shut convu;sively When he opened
them he caaid only whisper, Girl
your hanG A4n gave her hand. He
pressed Il 2.asd You're the best-1
ever met Stay v-irh me. It's dark
traiIaDc 10 biazes in the green tim
Der. Goodby''-
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feeling, mother?" she asked tenderly.
miserable, and Mr.. Allard is away,
as usual" she replied, with a bitter
frown. your letters were very few
very unsatisfactory. Why did you not
return sooner?"
Instantly AIMS old feeling of sullen
anger and resentment resurged like
tide and threatened to bury all her
good resolutions, bat she struggled with
and rose above her resentment and said
gently: 81 didn't intend to neglect my
duty. wrote as otten'-
Her moriier il4terrupted her as she
entered upon a more extended conf
dence. "Co 70 .vorr room and bathe
and get yo27 brea tfast We will talk
over Louis estre3rajnary plans after
; ward"
The interg:e1 .g;i5l her mother was
quite as painful IS Ann had feared.
She began by1sder1a1ding to know Why
Louis was NO. Win Ter, and Wnen ann
re-explainei bl,ntl,- that he would not
come Mrs. .Aliard looked at her daugh-
ter in colo silence for full minute
and then sad: There is something
about you t&at ; cont understand.
You look ve;., out louis should come
home. Thai climate Goesn't agree with
him"
ION the Contrary. his illness Is due to
! his own inoetoousness in riding up
into the mountains without sufficient
clothing
"What's tie: meaning of this talk Of
his about buysig q l.ine|'
Ann eZrlai:..,i this as patiently as
she cou.(. rrs. Allard con-
tenli,lualsly i. E:e shall do nothing
Of the kill, n broke out:
~liothec, . CONF seem to under
stand that IS Is no longer child
and that he IS growing very difficult
to manage. I ssed luy BEST powers to
persuade hin. conc come and con-
suit with yoi'. put lie refused. Fur
thermore, the s2c5or advised against
his coming juSt Low
"I don't care >.-1:at lie doctor said.
My plans are SERTED. ! am to spend
the summer IL he J..-roll, and I want
| Louis with me. .cAe Cir there is better
for him than TIE raw winds Of that
crazy mining camp. I vs-ish you would
write him or telegraph aim at once to
come'
"You are net ASKING me to go with
you, hopeY
Certainly yop are going"
Ann turned Write: ard tense and sat
for long time il S aence. deep hum
ming sound in Der gaFs, we'll knowing
that the hour cF reyss,it lad come. Her
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ssYoat acould haze liked Robert, and l
love hine!"
voice was hoarSe with emotion When
she spoke, Mother, you must not make
any more plans that include me-"
Mrs. Allard's eyelids opened in sur
prise. "Why not?'
"Becanse I am to be married very
soon.''
Mrs. Allard seemed stunned for a
moment, but she recovered and asked
ironically: care you, indeed? How
very considerate Of you to tell me! May
I ask to whom?"
~You may. His name is Robert Ray
mond.'
Zone of those western miners?'
Eyes, miner, but an eastern man"
Now [ understand Wayne Pea
body's glum face. I infer that this Mr..
Raymond is rich?"
NO. replied Ann, quite simply, "he
works with Ids hands among his men. !"
"1t's like you to throw yourself away.
Do you thinx I will consent to such a
piece Of follyg"
Ann was cold and calm. fortunate
" your consent is not required" Then
the thought Of how all this would sound
to her lover moved her, and with tears
of entreaty in her voice she cried out:
"Oh, mother, don't let's quarrel, wait
till YOU see Robert! You cannot help
but admire hirn-he is so big and man
". 1 came here to ask your help, your
advice. I wanted to confde in you. l
want your love, your sympathy"
You have Tiny profound sympa-
thy. But you cannot have my consent
to such foolish act.''
Ann rose, wounded, bleeding. but no
longer in q mood for conidenceS or en-
treaties. Further controversy is use
less, mother. have given my future
into Roberts hands
Once more in her room. she caught
up little framed portrait from her
desk. 'Oh, my beautiful, poetic, dear
father, now I know why you loved the
mountains and why you sickened and
died here in the city! You gave me a
precious heritage, and have only just
found it. will live as you would have
me live, dear" She touched the picture
to her lips as g sign Of her dedication
Of herself to her new life, You would
have liked Robert, and love him.
With bosom heaving with passionate
resolution she hurried to her desk aud
wrote telegram in big, strong letters,
as II to make an imperishable record:
come Cor NC I ara waitiI,ss.
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SOMETIME.

Sometime, when all 1ife's lessons
have been learned,
And Sun and stars forevermore
have set,
The things which our weak judge
ments here have spurned,
The things over which we grieved
with lashes wet
Will flash before us, out of life's dark
night,
AS stars shine most in deeper tints
of blue;
And we shall see how all Gods plans
were right,
And how what seemed reproof was
love most true.
Ard we shall see how, while we frown
and sigh,
Gods plans go on as best for you
and me;
How, when we called, He needed not
our cry,
Because His wisdom to the end
could see.
And even as wise parents disallow
Too much of sweet to craving baby
hood,
So, God, perhaps, is keeping from us
now
Lies sweetest things because it
seemeth good.
And if, sometime, co-mingled with
life's wine,
We find the wormwood, and rebel
and shrink,
Be sure wiser hand than yours or
mine
Pours out the portion for our lips
to drink
And if some one we love is lying low,
Where human kisses cannot reach
her face,
Oh, do not blame the loving Father so
But bear your sorrow with obedient
grace.
And you shall shortly know that
heightened breath
Is not the sweetest gift God sends
His friend,
And that, sometimes, the sable pain Of
death.
Conceals the fairest boon His love
can send.
If we could push ajar, and all Gods
workings see,
We could interpret all this doubt
and strife
And for each mystery could find
Key.
Bur not today, then be content. poor
teartl
Gods plans like lilies pure and
White unfold,
We must not tear the close shut
leaves apart;
Time will reveal the ca1axes of gold,
And if, through patient toll, we reach
the land
Where tired feet, with sandals {
loose may rest,
When we shall clearly know and un-
derstand,
I think that we will say, "God knew
the best"
May Riley Smith.
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CHAPTER XVII.

~ AYMOND was gone for nearly
H. two hours, but when he did
"a Z appear he was entirely self
IL a. contained and very gentle.
Eou must go to Sleep" he said at
SsGce- Il will watch. I want to beg
Teac pardon for seizing Munro in your
Eresence, but it was necessary both
Gee sais sake and to prevent bloodshed.
e. saw no other chance Of disarming
AAn> hope you will excuse my harsh
Esss n sending you away"
~you need not apologize. under
stood" she answered. What have
.yoa doue with him?'
Kelly has taken him away out Of
&sarger. Have any Of his men called
Gar hlm?''
Eyes, ene but he rode away again.
Eave you any further news?'
Something is going on in Bozle. 1
Sosaa hear cheering, and l thought I
eausd distinguish the gallcping of
Aecsss Whatever is coming. my duty
ss hare, and now let me take you to
Naez
no 40. ! can't sleep now. Ny
ssea3o IS whirling with this nights
eFeuls feel as if 1 were about to
waeness some great storm, some catas-
sropbe- Sleep is impossible tonight
He turned with low voiced intensity.
@eThas can do to repair the injury I
sagee done you and yours? When |
Eer Barnett's home 1 was resolved
sssTsr to re-enter your life again.
saaressu tried to get away from Louis
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