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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-07
LOST. FOUND. REWARDS

LOSI, FOUND, REWARDS =
LOST - WEDNESDAY, EVENING. GOLD.
Northern Express office, black Newfoundland
dog; Description white spot on breast front
reward will be paid for recovery. Notify Great
Northern Express. .....--. i
LosT-LAsT EVENING. BETWEEN AND 8
o'clock At Hennepin az and 2eth st, child's
or notify Mattison, 1925 Emerson av S: T. c.,
phone 1884. IL = ts,a1@ s5olS&% s-ss.
LosT-A GENTLEMANs PURSE, SOME
what worn between 2Sd and 18th av on 4th
$25 in money and check payable to J., Daniel
son & Co. Return to 715 23d av for re-
1ogT-oN COMO GAR OR 9Th AMP HEaNE-
leather purse silver mountings and snake
chain handle. Return to 200 5th st s, or call
Twin City 5S82 for reward. =. :.
LosT-BETwEEN 18th Av AND 9th Av s,
On Lake st, roll of paper, containing plans
for building, marked with name, John
Kullberg. Finder return to 1887 Lake st
for reward. -.aF i .s< ..
LOST - WEDNESDAY ..EvENINa, :. GOLD
arPeS Kose Chase
turn to Journal for liberal reward So.
FOUND-A PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNK
az qr N rant fseory ws@
Z Lorenz Both phones.
LosT-ABoUT MAY 10, 0LD.FAsHIoNED
gold watch fob with sea bean pendant.
Finder return fof reward. r. Dodge, so1
fosT-GoLD WATCH AND FOB IN TOILET.
room, seventh floor, Andrus building: finder
will receive reward by returning to owner at
612 Andrus bldg = l@ga gzl
yer and latch key, between 7th and 4th on
Nico1let, HenneDtn or 4th. N. W. Main
2s76-L. 7s e-<-.Gsy Is
LosTlTwo DEEDS IN LARGE ENVELOPE,
on Lake st car, Tuesday morning; finder
please return for reward to 2e3s 90th av s.
IosT-A GREEN PooKETBooK soMEwHERE
near 4th ay and 10th st; finder will please
return to Southern Hotel and receive reward.
LosT-A LADY's GOLD WATCH, DIAMOND
setting; monogram T. N; H. r Return for
LosT-wEDNEsDAY, A BUNoH OF FOUR
keys, OH Nicolet, between 9Th and 7th SITS.
Finder kindly return to Journal office
sTRAYED-sMALL YELLOW AND WHITE
setter bitch; has 20 only half length Of her
LosT-PoCKETBooK CONTAINING sl2, IN
South Minneapolis. Please return to Ole
Nelson, 2e12 Soth av S. for reward.
LosT-NosE GLASSES, ON 18th Av n, BE,
tween 80 Of and Washington ay: Return to
between lst and I'd avs; inquire Of John I.
Black, care George r. Newell Co.
sTRAYED INTO MY ENCLOSURE, ONE JER.
sey heifer. Owner please call at Lyndale and
b5th st S for same. E. L. Smith.
glasses, for 95c at Hirschy's optciaD, SIS
Nicollet ay. second foor.
LoeT-sILvER oPENFAOE WATOH AND sIL-
yer and ribbop fob; leave at Weld & Sons, 52a
IosT-PAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES, on
phone South 1600-L1.
LOST - AN oxID1zED SILVER BELT
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Female.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, No a
word no ad less than 10c daily; &c words or
less, one week, 6Oc. .


word; no ad less than 10c daily; &c words or
less, one week, 6Oc. +.
EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER AND sTENoa-
rapher desires position at once; best refer
< ences given and expert work guaranteed. Call
Z. @. phone 1O615. 49,
RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES
position as housekeeper In small family,
where they keep maid; understands all
best city references. Address 1856, Journal.
JUST ARRIVED FROM NORWAY = LADY
wants situation as companion and assist in
housework; can teach music to children or
dress 1851, journal.
WOMAN WANTS A PLACE TO KEEP HOUSE
for some widower; has one child, 15 years old; !;
would like in Minneapolis; please answer as
REFINED NORWEGIAN WIDOW, UNENCUM-
bered wishing place as housekeeper for wild
over in Minneapolis will work for small
WANTED-BY TEACHER, A POSITION AS
attendant or companion to elderly lady; coun.
try, lake life or travel preferred; months Of
June and July. Address All, Journal.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
two years experience and can furnish best Of
references. Address 2eo, Journal.
WANTED-POS1TIoN AS STENoGRAPHER
with some knowledge of bookkeeping; small
wages; SS5 per month. Della Weinberg, 613 S
Main st. Crookston Minn.
FIRST CLASS DREsSMAKER, LATEST PARIS
ian styles, wishes engagements in high class
families; city references; So per day. Ad-
dress 1885, Journal.
LADY WOULD LIKE EMPLOYMENT FEW
hours Of the day in reading to or waiting
on an invalid or elderly person. Address 115
/. w 18th st, fiat 2. IA
YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position cashier or general Office work;
can furnish references. Address 117O. Journal
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT STENoGRA-
pher, experienced particularly in grain work.
desires position. Address " 80, Journal.
YOUNG LADY BooKKEEPER WOULD LIKE
position; thorough experience in general office
work Address 1884. Journal
YOUNG LADY OF al WISHES POSITION DO
ing light Office work; willing to work cheap.
Address 1858, Journal
a FIRsT-CLAss CoLoRED WOMAN WISHES
offices to clean by the week or month. 2018
Cedar az. ]. Foster.
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY's DETECTIVE BUREAU. SUITE 514-51b
Phoenix building; 20 years continued expert
ence In Minneapolis; legitimate business
solicited; reasonable rates: best of references.
Both phones. @
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.
r = ~, -, l1y,rT cvc~. : ~ 80
cialty; perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Ffreproof Warehouse
400 e Lake at, thEss -
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

VIII GIVE USE OF PIANO FOUR MONTHS
free to responsible party for storage. 1888,
journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-07
AUCTION SALE

THE ". D. GORDON COMPANY, LIoENsl
auctioneers; Is years. experience; Office
Guaranty building, Minneapolis: both phon
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FINANCIAL


0 0 o Q d 0 go go .
o CHATTEL LOANS. .
. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.. o
o Established rs Years.
o - Loans. o
o On furniture. pianos. horses. etc, without
o the slightest publicity. Small or large
Q payments, weekly or monthly, with privl-
0 lege of payment OIL or before. thus stop
q ping all cost Having been engaged In
o tie monry-lending business for the past
o Is years. and with the large clientele we
O. have We are enabled to make the lowest
o rates and give the quickest possible serv.
Q Ice. Our record and reputation for the past '
Is years insnres honorable ard connoen'iA' a
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co., .
80s-S06 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
LIST az s and 4th st.
0 o
FOR sALE-ss00 FIRST MORTGAGE AND
fore five years, one whole section Of
land on Big Fork river, Itasca county, Min
nesota, at face value.
For sale, $1,000 first mortgage fTorrens'
title), five years, 7 per cent interest, on
four quarter-acre lots, close to Koochich-
ing Falls, in the maj main part Of Fort Frances
at face value. Call write. The L. l..
Enger Co., 12O Temple Court Minneapolis,
MINI.
IT Is EASY TO PAY ALL THOSE LITTLE,
annoying and troublesome debts on the Install
ment plan. yeza t-s ts.- ~
&st& Borrow money. -.....
Chattel mortgage loans
"'- On furniture. pianos, horses,
Wagons, warehouse receipts. etc.
Lowest and best rates.
MipneaDolis Financial Co..
406-40S New York Life Building.
Telephone N. W. Main 400 L2. =. 9. 3o9&
- - ARE YOU LOOKING
:: For a Friend
To Loan You Money?
We loan on furniture. pianos. salaries
horses. wagons, etc. Low rates. easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday TIL pm
Call, write or telepLoue-N. W. Main Afo
Twin City a37S.
Minneapoli1 Loan Co..
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED FOR PLACING AN AD.
vertisement novelty In the twin cities. -
Guaranty Loan.
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DEFECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY = PRoNP
seryice unequaied facilities, reasonable rates
references, police headquarters. 2lo kasota bll
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST
cleanest and best wood in the city. Bal
nard-Cope Mfg. Co., 4th st and I'd aT Ne
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-07

you CAN RENT AN OLIVER rYPEwRu
from the manufacturers for sS per mon
The oliver Typewriter Co., 332 Hennepin
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NOTICE TO BooKKEEPERs

NOI4CE III 6COhhGEFEhS
and Mechanics.
have subdivided about 200 acres into ten
acre acre tracts. 1 miles from Minnetonka IN the
easy @ payments @ priese, a from @ 5000 S to si.ooo.
". =. Van slyke, 7M Guaranty Bldg.
n. w. phone 1888 LIZ.
WANTE9-,FoR q, $. ARMri ABLE-BoD1ED,
citizens of United States Of good character
and temperate habits. who can speak. read and
cru1ttng Officer, Phoenix building or Com
mercial Hotel st. Paul. Or 324 1st av g. Min.
neapciis. MINI.
THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY co.. ASSETS
health and accident business in the northwest.
has some more good territory In Ninnesota.
No, North and South Dakota and Wisconsin. Best
agent a1O-311 Andrus building, Minneapolis.
wANTED-FoR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN
s. factory about to open, one blacksmith and
helper, two machinists, two sheet iron work
er, two boys for machine work; state age.
pected. Address 1904, Journal.
ADvERI1sING MANAGERS, WRITERS, Ar.
lists and solicitors of ability are In demand;
more positions now open than we can fill. If
qualified for good position in this line write
us today.
.'5 Hapgoods, p,
313 Ntcollet av.
AN ALL-ARoUND PRINTER, WHO IS 0APA-
BILE OF taking charge of all the mechanical
work of good country newspaper; must be
strictly sober and willing to work; will pay
SIS week to the right man, and more If he
can show that he Is worth 1t; state expert
ence. News, Leeds, N. D.
MECHANICS AND YOUNG MEN WANTED FOB
the pavy; pay $le to SO month; outfit OF
clothing amounting to SIS free on on hrst en-
+ Good opportunities for adyancemenl. Apply
Navy Recruiting Station. sos Postofrice bldg,
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EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER AND srENoa-
rapher desires position at once; best refer
ra ences given and expert work guaranteed. Call
T. G. phone 1O575.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
CRUEL CAPTAIN
Ties CREW UP

Members Of the Arctic whaIsl
Herman made complaint yesterday
% United States Attorney Robert
T. Dyvlin against Capt Walter S
varruna At San Francisco. deciaf
iag that he had treated them crusl
|, while In the Arctic early IN 1906
a compliant was Sworn 20 b.
Geursa u castiouiau and 4 var
rant fon the arrest Of NaFnam Sal
issued b. United States Commits
aloncf Peacock
The complaint charges Capt
Narunm Nith having. on January
~. 1893. ttieed up Casteia Castle
man. Jiarr5 Reynolds. Wininm /
Noble and William Pruaaley for one
haur a. such a height tina, theif
tnat could tonch the deck only At
Intervals The counts Of the com
pialnt charge the defendant uith
lmpriS0nine the men mentioned foi
S. days without suitable food. and
with having severely beaten Castle
man on October rs. 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

lnE contributions fos #Hy Political
purpose. directly of Indirectly
Another btH y hitch hss tasf psssei
onc house u The congress and y Nc =
u he urgently necessary should b
enacted Into law Ia lhat epufsxfihH
upnr ts~ government The rtght II
appeal n criminal cases on guss.
tious ~ LA. This FiKfst exists IN
many 81 ths states Il sxiata ~ ths
District % Columbia ~ art ~ the
congress 4 IL - eeHfse not Ffas
TinaxA that 81 any ease = verdict fas
the asfenaaut nm the merits ahnuiH
Be act aside Recently In ore dtss
tricf where tbs government had In
dtctsa certain refaaes fer rufspifs
- IN eunaset~a with fstztss. ths
court sustained tse DEFENDANTS a.
fnuFrwr shila ~ aNafhsr fufiefies
zion an indictment fas conspiracy g
ahfatn rebates has been sgsiAins9
b the es1ft. ranfirtEoHs ohiatnHd
unfrr q. ana fso aefsaasrts sen
fenced - IfnrFisurnenf The ten
cases referred 20 uspY not b. ~
real ranfliet with each other tus
Ii IL unfortunate that thsfe shouts
even be an arpsFent eaufltff-
II seansa an ahsufAitY - permit a
single district f9dEe sEainsf shat
may - fhs Judgment - ths I'M
naenss majority - he colleagues On
the bench - declare 4 Law solemn
~ enacted by tNs congress r. BE-
enurnnet ard then 70 De-
Casslovsd az Seventh Paos.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
M Executive Transmits His Views House and Senate Spe
a Reference to Alaskan Affairs and Uses Plain Terms in the
Discussion Of Japanese Trouble.
President Boosts the
A. Z. p. Expo.

Alaska'S needs have been partially met, but there
must be complete reorganization OF the governmental
ssem, as | have before indicated to you. ask your
peca attention to this Our fellow citizens who dwell
on the shores of Puget Sound, with characteristic energy
are arranging to hold in Seattle the Alaska lukon-Pacc
EXPOSITION. Its special aims include the upbuilding OF
Alaska and the development of American commerce on the
Pacific ocean, This exposition, in its purposes and scope
should appeal only to the people of the Pacific SLOPE
but 10 the people of the United States at large Alaska
since was bought has yielded to the government SILL
10000 of revenue, and has produced nearly $3OOOOO
900 in gold. furs and fish. When properly developed
will become in large degree land of homes.-Extact from
President RooseveltS message to Congress today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

with the full approval % Prose.
cutting Attorney Macintosh. DR. {
W shArples. charged IN an address
before the King County Medical as
ISOLATION last night that there were
ugly rumora abroad Regarding the
selection Of the members ~ the
insanity commission which passed
upon the sanity Of Esther Mitchell
and the late Mrs Edmund Creffiesd
In this county several weeks ago
In substantiation o. his charges Or.
sharples read communications
from DR.. II NJ Read and DR. ! A
Parry ia which those gentlemen
stated that they had been approach.
ed and asked 90 accept appointment
on the commission and bring Ia =
verdict that the women are insane
The members Of the commission
we're appointed by Judge W A
Fratar on motion Of Attorney Clark.
Of Portland. Who represented the
~ofnen. The commission was com.
posed Of DF. Kenneth Turner, Or.
- " snixelcy and DR. H. N Eames.
A. the time of their appointment
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
protested both against the proceed
ing and against the character Ct
the men named. and before their
finding was read In court he again
protested. declaring that the com
mission had been fired
Judge Frater. when asked this
morning regarding the charges
made BY pr sharples. entered an
indignant denial.
Meeting Called purposeiy.
last nights meeting was held
chiefly for the purpose Of affording
Dr ShArpies an opportunity 70
make public his charges. The aean.
dal regarding the appointment Of
the insanity commission In the
Miichcii-creffield case has been
the subject Of much discussion
among the members OF the medical
fraternity. and has contributed its
share towards the movement among
physicians for the enactment 81
better laws TO govern the criminal
insane II was ostsnElhly for the
furtherance Of the movement 10.
wards the enactment Of such leg
islation that tho meeting Was call.
ed. and Dr. sharplea had been as.
signed 90 discuss the subject Of
The Relations Of the State 10
Criminal Cases"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

BY verbal agreement In the pres
gnce ~ witnesses
THE shale thing e shs result OF
the Frankiia Association ccmbiua.
tion. which has been before the
publis for the past few m0uihs in
an attempt to corraIi thu printing
trade and boost prices. Wood =
the one large firm not connected
with the association Ths Mnotyps
ers are members Of the association
and the cause % Archsr's trouble
with the Trade Register u Ms re
fusal 10 carry out hts contract This
was IN line with the boycott de-
ciared UPON the outside firms b.
the association.
Attorney Terhsnc. representing
Mr Wood. states that after q meet
Ing between Archer and the exec.
ufivn committee OF the association
tao weeks ago Archer refused ans
Trade Register copy The nssoei.
afion has ceased 20 hold meetings
bat allow their business to be car.
RED on BY 40 executive committee
~ five This "a believed By the ont.
side firms 10 be the result % fear
u possible criminal prosecution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
NORRIS YAKIMA NAM MAKES
ATTACK ON AIS LIFE ~ sra.
VEINS aorUL.

In az u d.spondency over .
pfoap ecfive lcss Ia 3 real estate
proposition near hts home Ia North
Yakima. tenrY nuamaun. a wealthy
ranehar II that place. attempted 70
commit suicide last night Ia the
stevens hotel hy aNaiiowtng =
large quantity ~ qalnine aud later
haeklns BE throat With a penkatfe
nusmann came here Saturday 10
company wffh a fakisnn politician
named t.lnbsfkrv fof the purpose q
diapsssins II 81 600 faneh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
N. {. BAZAAR IS
OPENED

The bazaar o. The Fifsi " Z
church. IN pFogreas Al Third and
Madison. opsuea yesterday very
husplcloaslg The booths wefe
generously patruniaed. and ihe BIZ
turkey dinner delighted the largs
number that psraoh fheFvof The
bazaar IL IN 80 hands ~ the IA
dies AID. IN. differunt circles u
hich fakn turn ia assuming lie
mannEeuenf The buoths include
fancy articles. Christmas goods.
eanfy. ealldrens TOYS. tosEefs
handkorchlefA. cushions. lspansss
eork. dsllcateAsen confertions. etc.
The bazaar will continue until Sat
uraay. uiik daily lunch and dinner
and the proceeds will go towards
the building fund Of the mes
church. The Ladies Ala haa
pledged stanif 10 raise 5000 for
The fund. exclusive q personal DO
nations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

There was practically fnii nssu-
hership present during ihe reading
% the message In the house. A re-
ee4s o. rs asluntrs AS taken after
the committee reported that TIE
president hAa been nottftrd that the
house was n ss.aion When the
hoase rrcoussncd Assistant serre-
tAFy t.atta delivered ths document
nut fsN members iistsued 20 The
end % the rsailna
me message 10 a. follows
~ ffss senate and 4ouss % Rspfa-
sFut4ftxse
A. q nafian ~ stslt continue -
snguy a literally unprecedented pros
geriiy and u - probable Nat only
rxsckie4a speculation and disregard
u legitimate baAimens methods on
fne part II the business aofia ear
materially mar this prosperity
No congress IN our time has taHs
ufsrs Eoaa wofk - Importance thar
the present congress There wrrs
several matters left unfinished az
yuur last session. however. which I
most earnestly hnr~ YuB wtii ram-
Hlst~ before ypar adjournment
again recommends = iSN prohih-
fsinK al corporations from contrib
utinw % ths campaign rxpenssa II
auy party Anfh q bMl has already
PASSED one house - congress Let
intivisuais contribute a. thsy d.
sires bet ct ~ prohibit n effective
fashion al corporations from max
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
BY QU|NME ROUTE

through iorai agency He learned
yessefdaF that he I'D not reals
umn the property which be In
tended % neil. snd befor. ho could
soil q he would have 30 stand n losa
az s1.b0o IA the profit be had ct
tfefpafed
THE prospective ioas drove him
Into an acute but violent attack ..
s0ansntia. and after writing n lctisl
- fsrs~sll 20 hik wife aud turning
avstr bis pefsonsi effects 20 LIN
horhef h seized the only weapons
~ self destFuctiuu In sight. The
qninins and The small knife fle
IL nbw IN the insane yard =, ths
county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

II was first planned TO hold the
meeting several weeks ago, but IL
vas postponed on account 81 the
fact that there was pen ling Ia this
county another Insanity case In the
prospective trial ~ Chester Tnomp-
son. But when that case was
transferred 10 Pierce county the
members Of the association pro-
eeeded with their arrangements for
the meeting In doing so they con
suited with Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh. who approved Of the
meeting and Its purpose.
Physicians Were Approached.
In the course OF his address DR.,
shsrplss discussed the rumors
that the commission in question
had been chosen with view to
bringing in a report that the wom-
en- were insane IN standardization
he read the statements OF Drs n.
n Read and l. A. Parry DR. Read
In bis statement said that he was
called up over the telephone and
asked 20 20 on the commission and
bring In the desired report He
does not know who the person WAC
who called him up. but thinks that
II Was a physician lie refused 10
eountonHnee the suggestion OF
fraud and was told be was not
Nanted
DIR. Parry's statement was more
specific. He stated that be was
called upon by Attorney Clark. Of
Portland. who was defending the
accused women. and asked TO 80
on the commission and bring in .
report Of insanity.
He refused 10 DO 20. and Clark
stated that Judge Frazier desired
the commission TO declare the wom-
en- insane.
AZ the conclusion Of the meeting
Dr Sharpies. IN conversation with
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John
+. Miller. asked Mr.. Miller II he
had gone too far In the matter, and
Miller replied that he had not
At the time OF the appointment
% the commission Prosecuting At
toruey Macintosh declared that
the members were both incompe-
tent and partial. and that their re-
port would be that the women were
insane. The case is now on appeal
In the supreme court from the de-
ciAion Of Judge Frazier to deport
them TO Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
To Get HEARING
At LAST

" W. Haft~sfi. arrested early
Iass June on complaint 81 Henry
D. Brown. who alleges that Hart.
wsii sHahsxElsd ti.zaa, was This
morning arYalanea before Justice
Davis and hH trial set for Dec ;.
Hart srsii has been in the county jan
over i've months without a hear
Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
MAY BE R0BBER

LAWRENCE. Kan Dec. "a
man eivinE the name Of John Clark.
and saia By the police that he may
be Charles u. Green. a boliermaket.
~ Colorado. was arrested IN the
sffire Of \ doctor this morning
where he went for treatment BE
h suspected ~ being the robber who
held 10 the Santa Fe train last night
ct Holiday There was a bullet hole
II his left les.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
California Is
Up In Arms
Presidents Japanese References
Stir Up Mech Trouble


WASHINGTON. Dee. 4.--The presidents sti-
tude regarding tho Japanese situation has stirred the
ire Of the California delegation. Representative Me
Laughlin OF Les Angeles says;
1T is fierce. Tomorrow morning the Pacific coast
win be abaxe with indignation The entire west viii
fight the recommendation that the Japanese be natu-
alised War with Japan would find every naturalized
japanese citizen in this country doing all in his power
aid the mother country"
Representative Mckinley said;
III the president desires take part with Japan
against sovereign state that his affair The author
tiles of California will long be able 10 prevent an
overt act by the people"
Representative Knowland said:
Its good thing for California congressman that
the presidents message did come before che eee-
ton"
Senator Raynor of Maryland regards the pres
dents attitude toward the Japanese absolutely indie
fensble and charges such threat using force against
the being Outrageous and startling 20 the mag
nation
This afternoon he offered 20 the senate resolution
directing the president notify all the world. Japan
included that the have the exclusive rights
their schools The resolution which he proposed de
eares in It's opinion that the senate has provision In
the treaty with Japan that relates 20 the subject or i'm
teferes with the rights OF the state OF California 20
duct ts system OF schools in accordance with it's
legislation.
The resolution was laid upon the table and the
senate adjourned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
EXPERIMENT FATAL


MANILA. Dec. two more
aer ms have resulted through the
mistaken use Of chorlefn germs In
the experimental inuoeulatlon " la
mates Of the hiihid prison. This
msigru b dead from this cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
ENGINEER KILLED

SPOKANE. Dec. ia. Earl. en-
Klne@r IL charge % switch engine
u the Northern Pacific. was killed
IN a collision With a freight train Al
the Jsfferson ~. crossing yesterday
me crew had not been notified that
10. freight train was eeming, and 4
IL supposed that Earl was looking
backward Whsn the collision oe-
Iatsffrd