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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-24
THINK 1T OVER

Who struck Tom johnson?
And where did they find Stensland todayg
q u
Even the money that grated does not grow on trees
Bryan endorsed against his WILL of the same opinion still
but very still.
An optmst man. when he gets the worst of it. makes
the b. ). of it.
Biggs-"Where does Smith rank politiciang''
Boggs-"With the very rankest."
There great moths around the candle when the
red light is brought into the imelight
When think the mistakes the sorks have made YOU
are not sure that the goose is the most foolish bird
Plenty of crops plenty of crops for cash is the
way tie prosperity thermometer reads in this country
Roger Sullivan must be relative to John L. Sullivan the
way nc delivered the solar exus Endorsement Mr. BRYAN
Inc stories OF the ravages OF the heat the
ssppi valley makes Lewiston valley appear like summer
resort
q
Inc Gar needs kouropatkn now more than Kouropatkn
needs the Gar The patriots who last year given an
outing can now have an inning.
T. Il
By expert aienst testimony Harry aw expects to prove
that he just insane enough kill Stanford White and not
enough to go to the asylum That will splitting them
pretty fine.
Chicago returned home after thirty-one wears ab
and handed his wife $5OO telling her to take that
ask no questions He probably knew by experience just
her silence WORTH and easily guess why Smith left
home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-24
BRYAN BEGINS TO DODGE

The perennial candidate is beginning to heed the warnings
of of the conservative members of his party He talk
ing less than he did few weeks and he skipping contro
verted subjects altogether Paris reporter of democratic
paper tried to get him say something silver but failed
Even when he told the interviewer that the Government
of the United States about silver purchases for
fractional he shy He has been told by of his
friend the United States that there dynamite in the silver
ISSUE and he beginning to believe this Consequently for
few weeks least there will be nothing from Bryan
any subject which he has think will ALLEVIATE any Of
his found democratic supporters He refuses
knowledge himself an asprant for the nomination.
Bn Bryan going to offset the disastrous effects of
his confessional week ago he said that he
more radical 1906 than he in 1896 He declared that
mistake for the country to abandon silver The prosper
y which his countrymen enjoying account
of his successive defeats for the presidency he insists would
be much greater if he had been elected and the minis had
been CHI wide open silver Later told
Of of the New York papers that the democrats
OF the United States meaning those who voted for him his
two defeats not going be budozed into abandon
ment their principles by the corpoa guard of gold demo
Gratis fo he sad voted the republican ticket in his
told him, making republican easy 1906
and 1908 Apparently his democratic critics frightening
him recognition of the facts The purpose to curb
his wild and wooey radcasm for the moment that the key
note that he to sound at his Madison Square
two three weeks hence will repe any democrats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

politicians rsnch sherhun
recently city
Is years rieh To graduated
Harvard ana latter % diploma manlneaa the plains
cowboy ne they
gcec
young millionaire. ex-eovboy
hok milwaukee, whore ne eouea social tayoe
for county supervisor
society friends roked him but elected
peoples business
pointed suspicious printing bills huted SCANDAL
whcreupea there bills that the
payers $4,000 a yrar
rhe politicians hesan and ask what Ia Becker to-
The decided alderman Ia his The poi
uelaus
question ownership
neekers friends plant
"dcansrs1 socialists nscke euk
q postal of very thing
put committee. Thsreupon he
his responded fire More
had huge coffee FgEod the eud Of his uaohope
coffee the fighters It's society
sort In point Of fact he
only a wtieawaks friend Of The people
Fuary Becker Independently Tor mayer Now The
machines political parties
public service corporations into the
campaign. newspaper Milwaukee would him lie
his lie printed hot stuff
owned aud
operated by promised
the organizations and
rneoey Influence he elected
me young millionaire
the people able do me oIa fashioned
played pols 1t needs only to be
shreWdness plenty persistence
sberhurn Mnwaukss
etued nothing fortunately proof
American and stayed
Who All besienI the
people polisa Roosevelt that sort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
What Woman Wants in a Husband

Recently popular maEaane Interviewed hundred representa-
and husbands What kind
a should Marty tho question.
qualities a husband
weathf Coed Iooksg cood dfcssins' soeiai qaagussf
and would that these
nw4 would b. hisf IA demand far husband No
them mentioned BY ansir wornan
hundred HONESTY HONOR
Of .
These of whom married and single UNDER
hlsuey
untedau desirable husband CHARACTER
iaay essential love whom
something necessary
respect ony this surface caught BY eKtsFuaia
These per HOMIE he
secont essential husband The believe
Of saelai favote his duty a
Ani that abaut All these asked q hnshanatha
b honorable heh-miudsa q
Modest =
ordinary not
heratsu she asks only he ordinary
her hesasnd brains ability
me Anr5an e the most srnhs In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
GOV. PARDEE ASKS
MAYOR FOR RELIEF
SENDS MESSAGE TO SEATTLE OFFICIALS sAYlNa 100000 Pc
Pic ARE HoMElsss AND ASKING FOOD.

Thrca hundred thousand people
are homeless. shelterlaas aud with
out fond in San Francisco. accord
ins Ia dispatch received last night
hy Mayor Moore ftom Gov rardee
~ Califssnla The need az lmme.
diaie relief Ia the form OF food aud
shelter IL very great.
Firs, Direct Word,
Gov, pardao's dispatch IL the first
direct word received IA this city
from any official source regarding
the needs Of the situation. lmme
diately upon it's receipt Mayor
Moore wired Ia reply that train
lead Of provisions would bn dia-
patched today, and that a ahlpioad
would 81 forward tomorrow.
Wires oevsraer Mead.
Eafly yesterday afternoon Mayer
Moore wired Gov Mead asking y that
could be spared from tho National
guard'a equipment In tents. blankets
aud cots. aud adding that n such a.
could be spared we're dispatched To
seattle an once they would be for
warded to san Francisco by special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
STAR DUST
BY josh"

refreshing 20 learn there's some
thing clean In New Jersey.
"nan't you set tired living out
there In The subufhaf"
4 should say not
Hut think ~ the long ride lt
takes Fuu an hour 70 reach your ~ =
flee. and an hour 70 reach home"
That's what makes life out there
80 pleasant la the morning you
have the pleasure % knowing It'll
BE- a long time before you have 20
~ % work. and FoluE home there =
the lUf Of knowing you wont Eet
there Ia a hurry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

Gladstone DoWie l. limiting To hla
father about something terrible that
happened ia u. Gladstone may be
right about the date. bat Mr. hFyan
said Il waa In Ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
WHAT CLEARING
HOUSE ACCEPTS

Al a meeting OF the Seattle Clear
ing House association. Il vas decid'
ed to accept for the present, bank
items on San Francisco for eollec
ton only. This action was taken
Tor the reason that no malls are
now going into san Francisco. but
arc accommodating Al Oakland.
where they are IN danger Of being
Loaf OF destroyed. and Il VS. deem
ed best aud safest Tor the banks
10 accept items for collection only.
and 10 hold them here until the
banks in San Francisco have bad
time "a set into new quarters ana
open up for businesa. This was
iaae Tor the protection % deposi'
tors as well a. Of the banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

steamer Gov Mead replied WaI
500 TENTS and other supplies hadfAlI
readY been dispatched to the str cd
On city.
Gov pnrdoe'H message % Ma3nl
Monrr Was ar follows
Oakland. Cal April
Ito William Hickman Moore. EI
Mayor Of Seattle
Three hundred thousand pett b
sholtefleas sud In want ~ auppdfs
Can your city send food Need y
great and imperative.
Answer Oakland
tsigne,il GRO. G PARpEE.
Governor,
Following il the reply
Seattle. Wash. April 10.
Hon. Geo G. fafdee.
Oakland. Cal
Seattle will start tralnload OF
provisions tomorrow. Steamer vii
follow the next day.
Money contributions 20 date
So 600
Our deepest sympathy.
(Nlgnsdl
WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE.
Mayors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

And n IL the aprinEtlme. the
bright and siaa springlime.
Hehold aud there walketh upon
the highway the great man.
And none tufueth aud none look
eth upon him.
And be nneakeih down the back
street and the ahsy,
And his heart IL heavy and 1871
Of woe. for the multitude that hath
bothered 10 speak hath cried that
he WAS void Of understanding, yea.
and hath compared him 10 the crea-
tnfeH OF the sea. even 10 the Oh
Ht0f.
For he - the pitcher Of the ball
team.
And II In In the fall. the brown
aud mellow fall.
And he hath not made good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

aud hang upon him. that they may
drink of the wisdom that dfoppoth
from hls mouth.
Aud among them that walketh IN
the eity streets II the man busy
With the work Of the world ha hath
no time FOR pleasure, and MS he
huHtleth upon the FLAG he turneth
And he ruhbefeth
For hath not the likeness Of the
great man been seen In tho high
placeAHnd IA the public prlntaT
Aud have not the many IN the
pursuit Of sport taken Off the hat
before itf
For he IL the hlabman OF the ball
team. he plteheth aud eufYeth the
ball Aud be hate promised 10 pitch
the game 0f hls life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
The Seattle
Stars
TRAVELLING
Dollar :

woodlarks Lemon sugar makes best and pursst lemonade a.
than cent glass large scaled package only -
Correspondence ~ e high grade uas 5f
envelopes regular price 25e special price ~a
Fine irish Linen Writing Tablets loo sheets regular price ss
ial price ~ ~
fofrs Anapan rak Bach kidney Pases price zs sie
special price zoe zach. for "a
dies ea i"hs
Dr. Burnstfa wiow Charcoal Tablets regular price 4e ,
price
Dr Buusta Sulphur and Cream raftaf Tablets regular prize
Or Bunelta Tablets prize. c. special pr W.
Settler. regular price lGe. special price ~
Yoangs nlatora Bel If wonderful piles ees
ton and rectal troubles.
Bronsona pa grippe special price a.
Waimseya Cleaning Pads. stains etc
r Koch FILES regular price COO special price w
Quaker Cough Drops regular price boz Be- special price ~
...........
sesao and incl long regular prize 25e and s5c. special
Voee prevents chaps Ia
Kantstoop Shoulder Braces best aud
ladies chlffeua ~
perfumed Sea Salt bpoand package ~
Map 81 Alaska free With every Ala.k.
amounting $500 give the latest L Government "a
Of Alaska FREE.
Are you going Alaska profit you 70 bg, ~,
supplies from We have conveniently packed sut.
and sell for lesa.
The Quaker makes free deliveries an parts OF the En-, r.
your phone Main 1910 Ind 1910
The QUAKER DRUG col
tOt3-tot5 First Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

u iaat bet 600 to 90 ON Glue
Foot
You didf You must DO crazy
Why. that's race suicide"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
EIGHT CRIMINALS
BREAK OUT JAIL
FIFTEENTH SUCCESSFUL GETAWAY IN LAST FEW
MONTHS Is SUCCESSFUL LILY coNSUMMATED AT
CITY IAIL THIS NORM NG-BAD MEN LOOSE.

keep any prisoners In the structure
who really try 10 get away The
men who escaped this morning and
the terms they we're serving are az
follows Carl Nelson so days.
James Kelly C.. Dave Williams IS.
John 0ilbcftson IS. Charles Smith
~. Dick DAILY 80. Sam Jones 90.
Harry Melville -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
SHIRTS
hats

800 Fine f'ur Hats. different
styles .....ssss...... 05cl
1850 Hats. all styles. aha pcs aud
calora ..t.s Sf.21l
tgsg Hats. Lion brand .. st.65
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

Eight Of the worst criminals con
fined in the city jail made a anc-
ceaaful eHcape thia morning. aud
were still at liberty up 10 a late
hour. The men were confined in
the big working cell and found Il a
simple task 90 work their way out
~ the ramnhhekle structure called
a Jail only by courtesy
The escape wRa made through tho
skyllght. which opens within a few
feet Of the Sidewalk on the Yosler
way side The men bent down sew
efal Of the pipes which are used as
bars 10 prevent access 10 the sky
liEht. pulled oat a pane OF glass and
atrpped off into the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
The Men at Large.

This Is about the fifteenth sue
cesnfui break which has been made
from the city jan during The past
Few months. without n Gordon %
armed men standing guard con
SANITY Il Ia ns1t % impOaalbl 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
Led by Melville.

The crowd ~ criminals who got
away are believed 10 have been led
~ Harry Melville. n we'll known
crook. Who was only sentenced yep-
tsfdaY In the police coart 10 a term
~ 81 days With the exception ~
iwoH ali the others Nere long term
maH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

nshaii upon tho highway the
great man. strunE In biz oNu
strength. broad - shoulder as DO
nttsth oue upon HON high hoaors
are thrust
tie enmeth aud he E0eth aud che
multitude WAiketh AZ hiH heels. yea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
SUITS

tttp9 News All Wool suits
st.t.ssass ss-t.sst. 500
$3.50 Meme Pine Wufafsd suits
..t.-..t.s ss..4...s ks.25
ffsn8 and fsaaa Mems f4usI
Tailor Made suits ~ s0.ssI
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
PRINTERS STRIKE
NEARING AN END
Contest for Eight Hours Has
Practically Been
Won.
MORE SETTLEMENTS MADE
To Care for Unemployed Seven Per
Cent Assessment Will Be
Continued.

The printers eight-hour strike. which
has been in progress stnce January I,
will be called of i'm number of places
on October l. At the same time the
strike assessment which has been 10
Ier cent OF the gross earnings of the
working printers for several months
past, viii he reduced TO Z per cent.
This action Will be the result Of a
policy outlined at the recent session Of
the International Typographical Union
In Colorado Springs.
a statement just issued from the head
quarters of the International Union
claims that the eIght-hour day has been
established throughout the Jurisdiction
Of the International Typographical
Union. but says there are some 400
members affected by the strike who
must be cared for until they can ind
employment.
The strike will be declared off in
places where the normal number OF
members are working. with the idea
that this viii enable the officers to con-
duct = more effective campaign in cities
where opposition is still encountered.
Ii is stated that the assessment viii
probably be continued for some time,
as il Is the purpose of the officers TO
direct the Tuli force and strength of the
international Typographical Union
against those who are still opposing the
eight-hour day and the union shop.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
COLD STORAGE co.
ELECTS OFFICERS
New Concern to Erect Large
Ice Plant Costing
$325,000.

A meeting of the incorpOratoTs OF the
Washington Cold Storage and Zee Com
pany was held In Alexandria at I p. m,
today and an organization effected by
the election Of officers and the adoption
of bylaws.
The company. as its name implies.
was formed for the purpose OF estab-
fishing cold storage and ice plant
and has recently bought the square OF
ground known as square S2S, bounded
by r and f. Eleventh and Twelfth
streets southwest. for which they paid
sum approNmating SI25090.
10 Is their intention TO erect plant
costing about S325.o00 and plans are now
being made with that end in view. The
company has already decided upon the
building Of an ice plant with a capacity
of 2t0 tons OF ice daily and have con-
tracted for five lOO-to icemaking ma
chimes to be delivered as promptly as
possible. so that they can begin manu-
featuring as soon as the building is
ready.
placed at 100000 and has already been
fully subscribed The incOrpOratOTs
are. William Y. Cox. john Cassells.
William G. Carter. Samuel W Curri-
uCus Ihnh l. Alhiubtllliis " after =.
Clephane, George W. Gray, Thomas c.
Noyes, James +. oyster Edward r.
Tinker. ir.. Preston. S. Smith, Frank q.
wilkins. +. O. Whitford, George l.
WhitfOrd, and II. Boesch.
The officers elected were: W Y. Cox,
president; l.. o. Whitford, first vice
president; +. r. Tinker, jr., second vice
president. W. G. Carter. third vice pres
ident: +. @. Wilkins, secretary: s. w
Curriden. treasurer, and w. c. Clep-
hane. attorney
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
ALEXANDRIA THIEF
GETS JAIL TERN
Stole Purse Containing $54,
Then Escaped to Wash
lngton.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. SEPT u

Annie Craig. colored, reported 10 police
headquarters yesterday evening that a
boy, who had come 20 her house with
"a trunk had made of with purse con
tanning S54. Lieutenant Smith imme-
diately telephoned to the boat wharves
and 10 the union station. telling those
in charge there 10 keep a lookout for
the boy, Shortly afteTward he was nOti-
fed by Mr.. Hardin. the watehman at
the union station. that a colored boy
named Silas Green had been arrested on
the charge Of stealing the money
Policeman Sherwood and Bettis went
to the station and brought Green back
10 the city He denied having taken the
money but a boy who hG& seen him
running, testified TO the fact that he had
thrown something In the grass near the
station, and upon a search being inati-
tuted the money was found IN the place
designated. In the police court this
morning Justice Cation fined Green $l00
and sent him TO jail for six months.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
RENDERED A SOCIAL

An enjoyable social was given last
evening by the GuTley Athletic Asso-
citation. under the direction Of Francis
r. Young, 10 the Sunday school Of the
Gurlav Presbyterian Church. An In
terestiug program was offered, includ-
Ing a number OF recitatious and solos
After the program refreshments were
served.
The Athletic Association Is preparing
for a strenuous season this year
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
PAOLUCCI UNDER GUARD
AT CASUALTY HOSPITAL

The Corouer's jury yesterday held Jo-
soph PaoluCci for the murder Of Miss
Elizabeth Y. Dodge. who was shot and
killed Thursday evening on the side
walk a few doors from her home, 43I
Fifth street northeast
Doctors at the Casualty Hospital
where Paolucci is confined say he is
showing signs of improvement. BY his
bedside a policeman from the Ninth
precinct is stationed day and night, 10
make sure that the Italian does not es-
cape, or that he does not try 10 again
end his life, BY his own hand
The verdict rendered by the jury was
that Miss Dodge came 70 her death from
internal hemorrhages, caused by gun
shot wounds.
The autopsy developed the fact that
three instead OF two bullets fired by
Paolucci at Miss Dodge took effect
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
MEN SHOWED BADGES.
BUT COULDN'T GET IN

On September the police were no.
tilted that two men claiming 10 repre-
sent the Potomac Electric Power Com
pany had sought TO gain entrance 90 a
residence on Twentieth street, but when
asked to show their badges declined 10
do so and were denied admittance by the
butler. The various stations were no.
tined to look out for the men who were
at the time believed by the police to
be impOstOTs-
IL has since developed that the men
were really employed by the power com
Tauy and a statement from the officials
Of that company is 10 the effect that
The men who were sent 10 the Twentieth
street house to make a voltage test,
showed their badges when asked, but
were refused admittanCe by the men
who answered the door
The Washington times., 1906-09-15

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The Washington times., 1906-09-15
GORNCOBS VALUABLE
IN MAKING ALCOHOL

The corncob industry is looking up.
Just now they are manufacturing al
cohol from these formerly discarded
products and making a whole lot of
money cut Of the process.
Just a few years ago there was moth
ing doing with the COrnCOb. IL could
never be applied 10 any useful purpose.
Announcement that the cOrncob Is
valuable was made by Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson. He declared il
could ne transformed into a Million
dollar industry The alcohol produced
from the corncob is said 20 cost three
cents gallon.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
KNOCKED OFF SEAT IN RUNAWAY

A horse attached 10 a heavy delivery
wagon. driven by Henry Fields ran
away near the corner Of Seventh and .
streets northwest yesterday evening and
COlided with two horses attached 10
wagon driven by Philip Hunter. Of Z T
street northwest Hunter was knocked
from the seat and slightly injured.
Fields wagon was dana ged 80 the ex-
tent of Sl5.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Knocked Down by Bieyclist.

Noel Garner. while crossing King street
al the corner OF Fairfax street. yester-
day, vas knocked down by a colored
man riding a bicycle. He was taken 20
his home in South Fairfax street. where
he was attended by Or. Klipstein-
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Week End Trips to Deer Park and the

mountains in Observation-Disclosures &
Ohio Railroad. Delightful short trips
during the month of September at the
low rate of $500 for the round trip.
Tickets good on all trains of Friday
afternoons. Saturdays, and Sundays, and
from Deer Park up 10 and Including
early evening trains of following Monday
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
s1.oo Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;

q 80 Berkeley Springs; s. Cumberland
and return, September 16-Leave Bal
tim0re a. Ohio station sos a. IN. Return
ing leave Cumberland 6. Berkeley Springs
T. Martinsburg 8. and Harpers Ferry $40
D. m same day. Delightful opportunity
10 spend Sunday In country.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
EVERYBODY
TESTIFIES
Nothing But Praises For
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Insist on Rabek Beware Of substitutes.
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The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Lights 10 Union Station.

Within the next few days the work
OF erecting five iron poles in King street
extended to the Union Station viii be
begun The poles will be used for
hanging electric lights
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Doherty Buys House.

James nOherty has bought from Frank
NJ. Hill a house and lot on the north
side of Princess street, between Royal
and Pitt streets.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Elks Meet Monday.

Alexandria Lodge. b. P. 0. Elks. Will
hold a meeting at their hall. corner OF
Prince and Royal streets. on Monday
evening at S o'clock
The Washington times., 1906-09-15

14l4 r. ST. NV. Deposits subject TO check
without notice Savings accounts invited.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Band Concert Tomorrow at Randle

Highlands. Take Pa. ave car marked F
and @ going east 10 Rancie Highlands
Sunday afternoon. Concert from tin 8.
Magnificent view Of the city all day, in
fact. every day, Randle Highlands Is the
prettiest place around Washington
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Baltimore and Return, sI.a5, Baltimore

and Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and
sunday AL trains both ways, both days
except Royal Limited