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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
CITY OF MOORHEAD WINS
VICTORY In COURT

: Il Judge Baxter today decided the case
of ]. Pierce Wolfe VS.. the city of Moor
head in favor of the city The action
was brought to test the validity of a
charter amendment passed at a recent
election and which gave the city council
the power to order improvements with
cut petitions being filed
THROWING OUT SUGGESTION.
Milwaukee Sentinel What do you
consider the most appropriate national
fower?"
The hot-air PANT"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22

and recitaticns both by the
boys and the leaders on subjects relating
to liquor, tobacco and social purity. A
paper entitled Save the Boys is distrib-
uted once a month among the members.
The initial meeting was held at Mrs.
Hagen's home. The boys have entered
into this work. with enthusiasm, and the
devoted leaders are encouraged.
Arthur Seoville, left for Spokane,
Wash, Friday. All wish him every sue
cess.
Ssndel Naftalin Of Fargo, visited with
relatives over Sunday. He likes the:
gateway city
& Her many friends are pleased to hear
that DR.. sHIarriet Woodbury. has been
appointed professor, OF clinics in the col
lege Of osteopathy, at Los Angeles, Cal.
A. K. TWeto was a Fargo visitor, on
important business, Monday.
Tie village election took place Tues
day ror. A. Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

South St. Paul, March 9, 1906. To
The Public: We, the undersigned, hav-
ing entered the live stock commission
business in South St. Paul, would re-
spectfully solicit a share of your pat
ronage Having been familiar with all
classes OF stockton many years, in rails
ing, feeding and shipping, we are pre-
pared to execute your orders. with ex-
actness and dispatch, and trust you will
givsaus trial. Izhave had charge of
the. Grandin fari1IEat Mayville. N%D|.,
for the past eighteen years, being con-
stantly engaged in raising and ship
ping of;stock Of all kinds. My brother
has been for several years past super
OF the famous North Oaks
farm, owned by J. ]. Hill, having had
charge Of all kinds of stock in both
raising and shipping. Any stock or
business eIltrusted8to our careswill have
our personal attention. Hoping to be
favored with asshare OF your patronage
and thanking you in advance forS the
same, we remain, IL, &
Z III Yours respectfully,
le.as 3sg. {. .-6-E yMcKissick Bros.s !.
RI 9 South St. Paul, MINI.
We will be ready to receive consign-
ments April !. x
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
= p MATSON'S RESTAURANT :
5o4 Front street has not sold out
come and see for yourself.


Bue, N: D., March 2oTo The Fo-
rum: The Osago town board met with
their clerk on Friday
1t showed a little Tuesday, but not
enough to make good sleighing, although
better than nothing, especially when il
is so cold.
S. NJ Guam and Oscar Bue went to
Hutetti on Wednesday to attend the aic-
ton sale at Carl Stenslie's s, Chickens
were sold there for $3.50 to SIS a dozen.
Good. K K
. Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Brelsken were sur
prised by a number Of friends last Sat
.urday evening. They brought with them
"a handsome Washstand which was pre-
.sented to the people of the house
Games were played until II O'Clock
when lunch was served and they all de-
parted for home very much pleased
Theo Thompson Of Nc Henry attended
the party last Saturday evening.
Tie Great Northern has bought forty
acres for townsite from Z. j. Alstad
AT McVilla the railway company has
bought three and a half quarters There
will certainly be chance for a large
city at that place.
The stove is fine place these cold
days.
Surveyors went out on the line again
these last days. They will commence tc
put down grade stakes as soon as Thu
frost goes out Of the ground enough f
allow It.
Ed Enstad purchased d team of horse.
from @. Walhood lately. Ed has /
Iclaiil ZIP BY the lake.
r w Mel DougalI Of Neville was buy
ing cattle around here Saturday. S
Paul Ensrlld went to I.alxota yester
day. Cor. x.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
THE SAME
OLD STORY
Thousands of Stockholders I'm Cash
Buyers Union Will Lose 'ra"
Savings.

commercial Bulletin: Deeper inves
'tigation into the affairs OF the Cash
Buyers Union First National Coop
erative society, which failed in Chlca-
go recently, shows less prospect OF any
dividend to the 100000 stockholders
scattered all over the United States,
and men, women and children who in
vested their savings i'll the company
will lose everything, according to the
belief OF attorneys and postottlce au-
thorities.
1t is said that investigation Of the
administration Of Julius Kahn i'll the
last three years has brought to light
some remarkable. facts. Apparently
$I,14I 900 IN cash has been received
from the sale of stock, yet all Of this
has been used. At the time the recelv-
ership was created the concern had on
ly 500 in the bank, and owed $3oI 900
for goods. Kahn is said to have paid
$4,000 a year rent and to have had a
weekly payroll of $2,7oo, while the ex-
pense of running the business is said
to have been ST ,2oo,o 900 in the last three
years. Nearly $I,ooo,ooo is said to
have been spent for advertising. 1t
is said that Kahn started the business
without putting dollar of cash into it,
except what he received from the sale
of shares.
The extent of the stock selling feat
ure of the business is indicated by the
fact that on the first day OF the receiv-
ership $2,112 came in through the mails
as stock payments from persons all
over the United States, and that on
orders for merchandise Receiver Day
took in only $3oosin the same time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
. LEISURE WORK IN COURTS.

Springfield, Mas, Republican, Why
should any one be in haste? A dispute.
between Delaware and New Jersey
over the water boundary at the head Of
Delaware bay. which has continued
without cessation for 100 years and has
been before the United States supreme
court thirty years has now been given
a new turn. The two legislatures have
agreed to mark the boundary through
a joint commission, and this agreement
has been formally approved by com
gress. This means that the suit in the
supreme court will be dropped--until
further notice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
,TINN6 TEA CHEERS

Married: no children, wish positions in
same school for coming year. Gentle
men has 10. years experience, last flve
as principal Of four room high school,
has first grade certificate. Lady, two
years experience as primary and grade
:teacner. Teacher of piano and. vo-
cal music, holds second grade certihs
cate Both training school graduates,
Best references and reasons for leay-
ing present position. Address Teach
5er. Forum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
BIG STURGEON
FIGHTS HARD
FIRST OF SPECIES EVER
CAUGHT ON SOUND IS KILLED
AFTER LoNo STRUGGLE
WITH cAProRs-TIsHER mgN
Arc HAPPY.

The first sturgeon causht IN
Puget sound waters was landed
sa'iY this morning 30 fishermen a.
The mouth Of the Iuwauiab liver
The sturgeon Witch weighs as
pounds ana IL - feet ionn. waa
caught n a net The fikht a pat
NJ Was fierce ere "a bile e lasted
Tho fishermen we're forced O. toys
the net Ia one ~ the little islands
"a The mouth 81 the river aud haul.
ms q up ou the sands commenced
q hand O. hand fisht with the large
nsh. Finally a knife was SUNK Ga
Sc back ueaf the upine and the
stfuExirH were aKnr
The siufxHoa VAS brought 10 ss.
attic and l. to-day bsing lnspse ted hY
hundreds 81 sassffrong siEhtsaefn a.
the Olympia oyster company. II the
fuet of Marion ~
This - the first sturgeon known
90 have beet caught on Puxst sound
A. the rvtall prize 10 ia cents q
pound fishefmsu are in sanHntns
horss that the fish are nov luhab-
iting thc f1fiett hay waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
NEW TARIFF To
FRISCO
TIE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
MAKES ARRANGEMENT TO
FEED IT'S pAssgaoERs FoR
THREE DAYS ~ STRICKEN
CITY.

The Pacific Coast Steamship
company announced this morning.
that a round trip rate. including
teftha and meals eu route and for
THREE days az San Francisco. would
be made Tor ga. commencing with
the sailing ~ the t'matilla toulnr.
ruN and continuing until further no
tice
Many Seattle people. especially
business men. have affairs at the
BaF cts. but. aa san Francisco has
been uipef clear II hotels. and the
Oakland hotels are nvercrpH Seed.
the steamship company has settled
the difficulty bY making che above
proposition. Passengers taking All
vantage ~ this rate must rcturu On
the same steamer. 10 siop0fef priv.
ileees being allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Mr.. Cooley Sits Down.
FIRST LOAD OF
CEMENT ARRIVES

After several weeks OF impatient
waiting on the part OF the members
OF the board Of public works. the
first load Of cement for the street
paving In front Of the city hall WAS
delivered on the ground today.
The work there has already suf-
fcrod several protracted delays from
one cause or another. the last In
getting the cement with which to
complete the work. II cement can
be procured in sufficient quantities
promptly. it will require only a few
weeks I'm which 60 complete the
work so that 3rd av may be thrown
open from Yesler way to Cherry
street. aud James and jefferson SITS.
from End 10 Ord avs.
On account Of the delay suffered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

MARsEuLEs. May p Serious
rioting occurred here today. The
striking printers attempted TO make
a radical demonstration. and the
police charged them -Four print
efs we're seriously wounded aud
several were injured.
PARIS. May . The city Is ahao.
lutoly quiet this morning Al that
Indicated "a eautinuonco of the
excitement were crowded meftlufs
Of workingmen In the labor ez-
change. uhere the shour daF was
advocated. There 81 no telilh9
however. when the violence VII
break out
plots Fall Through.
Several bombs were discovered
by the police laat night but none
exploded One VAS found At the
Austerlltz bridge. one at the Met
ropolitan yiadnet. another Al st
Germaine and others az various
polntn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Striking Printers Clash With Troops and Four
Are Wounded Is More Quiet, But
Bombs Are Discovered and Attempts Are
Made to Deral Trains.

A fourth attempt was made 10
dcraii the Tidal train on its way 10
Dicppo A heavy rail Naa placed
on the track Of the Western rail-
way with the object Of Wrecking
train. but the engine knocked the
obstruction off the track.
Traffic stopped.
Vehlcular traffic Is completely
suspended. Even street cars are
Kept In the barns, giving the boule-
Yards q deserted appearance. Enor-
nous crowds OF the curious fill the
streets All banks are closed AMI
also 10 Of the leading theaters, al
though tHo Of the theatefa are run
ing with two squadrons of cuiras-
Eicrs guarding.
AZ Markeiiles professions carry
Ing red flags cOliided with tho
troops. aud "a number Of them were
Injured 4 crowd of rioters at
tucked the street cars at Lyons,
aud the dragons charged them.
woun ling 4 number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
RIOTING SHIFTS
To mARSEIlLES
CAUSE
Of A DIVISION

WASHINGTON. 4. G.. May q
Il Is bciioN ed thnt the senate COM
uliiee on privileges and elections
stands seven 10 alE iu favor Of the
general proposition that Reed sinoaf
II rot proper man for senator
The division said 10 boz against
smoot consists II burrows. DepeW.
Dubois. frttuH HALEY. Ovrrman
and Frazier while Foraker. nsNef
ldse. Dillingham; llaui.lur Knox and
ioilifer are standing By him
The opponents ~ smo1t. however.
ate f7id to be divided among them :
selves 0u the question ~ 10 whether
Hmoui can be expelled The uaaf
meeting ~ the committee is nstt
Friday when lt II likely that there
sill hu a report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
HANSGEN HOLDS
TO HIS FENCE

oats Tor some time Ia regard 10 this
fraen The street department 81
fisfala have frequently requested
that L be moved back out % the
airset Tine This Mr. tIansgcn has
naflsea 10 DO. insisting that he was
not encrnachiuE upon the thorough
safv
1he particular fence t. located
al Belmont as. 10 the Capitol Biu
1istrsrg. one Of the fashionable rea.
islenee sections. and the controversy
has aroused an immense Interest
IA tha uaiwhborhnod
NJ Hausgen Submitted 20 arrest
without any protest aud usa Al.
ioNed - go upon his personal rec.
uxuiEaHen 70 appear before Police
fuaxo Gordon for trial tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
SAILOR TRIES TO
WHIP POLICEMAN

William Jensen. a sailor. tried "a
whip Patrolmen Decker aud Ander
son az an early hour last night. be
cause they arrested his friend. ole
sanberg. who vas drunk and dis
orderly. and Jensen had 90 be sub.
dued by force before the policemen
could handle him.
Jensen, os well as hls friend, was
sent 70 headquarters. and both have
been charged with being drunk and
disurderly Anderson Us the largest
man la the department. and Jensen.
Who declared that he could tear the
whole department 10 pieces. bit By
bit. soon found ont his mistake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
WEST SEATTLE WOMAN FLOORS
SCHOOL DIRECTOR AT STORMY
GATHERING IN THE SCHOOL
CONFUSION ON
THE EXCHANGE

NEw YORK. May = Confusion
fslHnsi supreme Al thr stock sx-
charge this morning bundles -
sseeka were thruen over Tor the
flfai few minutes. Anaconda. Steel
Reading and Nulun Pacific being
among she maaf arsivn
Anaconda opeHsf 81 points below
the hiFh price - the year u looked
like AZ attempt 10 slash the market.
bat bauhlnE support appeared aud
prices rallied sharply uutu noon.
= her another hfeak came
some issues declined lover than
II the opening The street IL filled
"a ith rumofA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
SPECIAL MESSAGE
FROM PRESIDENT

wAsHINaToN. n G.. NiaY 2
President Roosevelt VIII. on ffiaay.
send 60 c9uEfesa Secretary Garfield e
report on the oil industry and its
alleged mauuraiiaed conditions with
a. special message in which be via
make hts comments on the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

great demand Tor Il IN every couu.
Try Of Europe aud Ia the United
STATES. aud Il ia notable journal.
lslie triumph that Fhe Star records
10 announcing she purchase Of the
sseiaaiHe fishia fog first publication
"a this city aud vicinity
The date ~ the appearance 81 the
fret chapter ~ this story In The
Star vii hu announced soon.
Watch for Coant Tolhtuys story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
AMERICANS ARE
STILL WINNING

ATHENS. Ma s-in the awafd
81 prizes 10 winners in the Olympic
games 90 date America has captured
-. Including ~ first France. 81. and
10 firsts iuRiand. rs. and four
firHta Greece. - and nine frats.
Sweden ~, ifslY. 10 Austria. :.
Hungary e. Denmark. 8. Swiiaor-
land FINLAND. { Canada. 9 Aus
traiia, belgium. Norway. e. an1
Bohemia. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

The Chamber ~ Commerce com
miiise uu eit1 affairs reported ~
the chamber TO-DAY. advising the %
tahlishmsaf % aalt satsf mains IN
the business section u The city ~
additional fire protection
The plan provides for fsiueh
main on Third av between Slew
art ana Jackson ats. and lateral
mains 10 she bay on Stewart. Mesis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Mrs. r. w. Graham Puts Director Cooley to the
Floor and There Is General Rough House
as Result Of Decision to Employ New
Principal.

Friends of Mrs Graham quickly
lead her from the room and sew.
cral men took hold Of Mr.. Cooley.
There we're all kinds Of threats and
counter threats and Mr.. Cooley
was escorted to his home by dep.
ntation hurriedly brought together
IN the interests OF public peace
aud safety.
OF Long Standing
The school trouble In West Seat.
Tie is Of long standing. The school
board Is opposed to the present
principal. Mr. Bailey. while many
Of the citizens insist that during
bis three years OF service he has
brought the school 10 a high de-
gree Of efficiency The beard last
night decided 10 Tin the position,
a SIR. Elliott Of Oklahoma being
their choice.
The boards action Is final. but
the citizens who support MIR. Ball
ey declare they win not allow the
matter to rest In the meantime. a
condition bordering on a Kentucky
feud prevails in West Seattle.
The citizens have proposed a prl-
waite school. and say they will boy.
colt the public school. The eX-su-
will be offered the
place OF principal OF the private in
stitution, and nearly leo families
have promised to send their chill
dren 10 IL
The people are also talking re-
call law very strongly. and say
that Il one was In effect Cooley
and Nelson would last about min
ute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
MINE OWNERS
BLAME SALOONS

NEN YORK. Mas The an-
thnacite operators tadaY issued q
statement combating the contention
~ ihe minerH that they are under
paid. The statement quoted rtaiiN-
ties showing that saloons in the
mining regions were the real cause
~ fine poverty 81 the mine workmcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
LAST DAY To VETO

TOMORROW il tho last day Of sac
time allotted to Mayor Moore 20 aiFp
or veto the Milwaukee railroad
franchise re passed hy the council
The mayor has had the matter un-
der aaVlaement Tor several weeks.
end has postponed action Ter 80 long
that @ Is thought be will either sign
the ordinance or allow it 10 become
q law without his signature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

eun AMI jackson sta A pumplnT
plant AZ the foot 81 Madison ~
u FveaumeBdsd. - be operated ht
eloetfleltY from the city plant
The committee Aiao recommended
= nsw fiFshqat. AZ lArK. a. the sno.
qilAlaie. vith equipments 80 attAea
e the salt watrr mains
Crews 81 maximum strength are
faeammended for both boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
THIS CITY IS
THEIR GOAL.
ldonant at Refusal OF Authorities to Let Them
Go Back to Old Chinatown, San Francisco
Oriental Colony Threatens to Go to Seattle
...Other Aspects Of the Frisco Situation.

/ A peculiar feature OF the earth.
quake n that the home and expert.
mental eardgna Of t.uthoF Hur.
hank. TIE horticultural wizard. At
santa Rosa. vas undlsturbcd Has
tank saved hIa valuable collection
Il photographs negatives. although
The other haif Of the gallery Ia
ehleh they were stored was demol
iahed
The citizens committee has dc.
rtded 20 accept the offers 81 aid
from an fureiEn countries. and has
nutified Japan that d would 81.
eeiVg its contribution ~ sioo. naa.
declined by the United States EuYs
eument
Agree 20 Furnish 5000. ooo. 900.
A syndicate 81 New YORK capital
lists has agreed - advance stnas
ntsa 600 Tor rebuiiding the burned
aection ~ The eilf The news came
IN a Telegram ffom Senator New
lands 90 W . ueFrin. chief eonns
sci ef the Southern Pacific
The plan provides Cor tho orEaa.
laaflau 90 a sfndieain with a eapIz
al stock OF sfaH. eae. U0o. 90 per
eeat % which all b. subscribed
IN stock aud the remainder Of
Witch viii be represented o.
realty.
Earthquake TSo Weeks Ace.
q il fusi tao weeks nra faaay
that the devastation 81 san ffan.
elseo teEan and n the period since
The great c1uasKfailon vas extiu-
kulzhed utsle has been done iH TIE
uafk % restoration bryoud elsafiak
the streets 81 drsfta ard hauling
Hsfes pnt 70 ruins HUNDREDS Of
aHnkrfuun Nnila remain standing
santfafy caadllieHa remain good.
4ha Red cFgss efflefals have dla-
covered syiisuee 81 NrauinE 81 the
teiief eamrs ard drastic action haa
bees taken 10 atep r.
Corporations Want Rebates
Il Is unoffirlaIly announced that
eiapeFner pariee ulu can an extra
session % the legislature aithla tua
Nesks. a humber = corporations
aHs sorkiug their political visss 70
tie ufmost 10 prevail upon the lsss
tsistufe fn Reimburse them for losses
ua state contracts aud 90 wipe iaun
orr the statute books lnimlcat e
their Interests
Several traialaaas u supplies af-
rived az Oakiaaf this mafrinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
MORE DISORDER

MOUNT CARMEL. Pa. MAJ
There Was more disorder among
the strikers here this morning
Troops paraded the streets. but as
general rule people not directly
Interested IN the trouble were quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
TILTED ACTOR
ENDS HIS LIFE

LOS ANGELES. May George
Fairfield. a vaudeville actor. shot
himself aud died instantly. In
lodging house this morning. lie was
respondent because he had been
Tilted by a woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

CHICAGO. MAJ Tho Chicago
relief fund now has s5u0.0 900 10 is
credit. aud it IL said that lia cor.
tuhutiou VIII reach $4,000 when
1T Is an in The house 30 h0uaa
collection taken hY the police VII
aggregate $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
RIOTS AT BREST

HuFsST. May IA large number
~ striking wofkmen employed In
the arsenal resumed work today
Several collisions between troops
and strikers occurred this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Tha HunaeI Telephone q Tele.
graph company viii move IS Ions
distance headquarters from the Kin
ney block. on Columbia e.. bete eeu
FIrst and second avs. % 1910 See
oni nv next saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
GETS RESTRAINING ORDER.

Prank Crawford has obtained q
restraining order - Keep his next
door noighbor. John Montgomery.
from dumping dirt and gravel ON
his lot The men I've on Jefferson
81 aad 1bth aV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

because BE- persists ia malniain,
inE q stone fence which IL said To
cncrnAeh in the city parking strip.
a iiauaKen. Hbo a. . heHtx oNu.
er iH Seattle residence property.
was arrested ON a warrant yesirr.
day
NJ Hanaaen and the municipal
street department have been AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

one eehooi director floofed By sn
Indignant woman. u general rue
ton. = body guard for the director
and the decision "a select new
school principal we're among the
matters That came before the West
Seattle school board last night a
It's session 10 the school house
The meeting had been stormy
one and words forcible and ehustlc
had been plentiful. as the school
board. comprised OF George X.
Cooley. J.. " Nelson aud Former
Mayor George Nichol had made Up
their minds 10 dispense With the
services Of Principal ~ u. Bailey
Audience Is Excited.
when the motion 20 adjourn was
made. the audience. numbering
about goo mea and women, swarm.
ed down around the directors Ia
blos. The majority were Violently
opposed 90 the action OF the board
and the men we're shouting their
opinions Of the board
Director COOLEY rose TO HIS feet
aud was about 10 say something
when there Were cries OF put him
out Ia the front ot the crowd
was Mrs = " Graham. hotly In
dignant and she grabbed Mr. Coo.
ley by the arm and vigorously in
vited him To sit down.
Mr.. Cooley Sits Down.
Mr. Cooley sat In sitting he
overlooked the chair and went down
under the table. while the crowd
Numbered aud reared
Nit Cooley came mp IN a hurry
and brought his chair With him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
PENNY NOT ENOUGH.

ROME. May 2-The lnteruatiou.
al postal union conference today
respected the proposal 10 establish
universal penny postage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
COOK ARRESTED.

G l. Mcfarland. "A cook. was ar.
rested today By Fatrolmon Bradford
and Putnam. charged With carry
ing concealed weapons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

In this contract. the board of public
works is refusing To grant further
contracts requiring the use of CO
meut to r Ryan. the contractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Thia newspaper has secured tho
exclusive rights for brand nsw
story hY Connt leo Toiatus. thr
famous Russian novolisf. nhllono.
pher aud phllauthfaplat The ntory
o. entitled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
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