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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

ilaekaeHa 4 weyef AfsaMn ~ fhase
Fefbgns Nfia tsaH 4n 1e aaanal 1ss q
fiueuiFs TIE gaiaf af laIe resin u8
tainsa tam IN r.ns fsss has t.ns
tseu rcaaEHHsd iu tle Ifeaimruf -
diseases 81 Es h.adiaf aHi tdNtfs
uHe ausF q ilasg.fs NllE eiFs relief.
atlt uN haIfHa alil cafe Sold hT 4
/ onrna HeeEai de
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
soothing sad comiorsins

Tie soothing and comforting effects
81 tleWitt $ Witch Haze sAiNe, when
applied "a Illes. sofna rutA tallN ctr.
saixines pain almost Instantly THIS
SalYe si7aen nut the Inflammation. fe.
dHccs 4aelllnR and acts s. fnhefaeis
enl, thes circulating tlle bloei through
tle diseased pafis permitting on AID.
ms Nature - permanently fsmpVe lie
tfoahlo entirely Sold - Peoples
Drug store du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
WANTS A VERDICT
OF NOT GUILTY

Associated Press
Philadelphia, Jan u 1adEe Aus
drnrsld TO-DAY Instructed the iury Ia
tlae caae II JOHN " Hall former
chgef ~ fhe altfail0n haFeaa eiafKed
alth ioRef4 md iAlaiAeAlaaa fve.
nnis % bring 81 verdict ef not
guilty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
GRAIN BR0K-
ERS ASSIGN

Associated isfw
Cleveland Dan IL pArsans sHy
ar A Ca Stees Grain hfokew -
slglet laslAY Liabilities si'aes4
Il = Understood tizf Isulslu rfVoE
k Co.. lid about t5Am4 securities
tsionxlns q rasDns, sagsief s c.
and tlaf faIiaro ~ tlla former reenf
iF. 0furinsgafasi ii,e fSl.afe today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
ARGUMENTS
CONTINUED


AsseeIafei Fnsa
Non Yofk Jan q Hearing of a..
rsmeal 90 thg 8usstlaa q ulistisf
a. n naeen shall = eaupeiied =
answer aNsstions Asked - ATTORNEY
General Iladlef % Missouri adjourned
tDlay sutfI M0ndas morning after
lan g1Unsei rad presented SOME uf
their afsamenfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
The PRESIDENT
MAKES APPOINTMENT |

Associated i'fsn
Washington San d Ihs President
toiag announced tne appointment If
VI III kefNaH 0f 4Alaaap Kansas
q - register of twaWu
Chafsss preferred against Vernon
feceuils ~ sustained Is infotleaz
t.on maize hg President
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
ROOSEVELT
JOINS RED MEN

Associated Press
Washington. Jan u President
Roosevelt vas TO-DAY msde honorary
membef of Imrroyed order o. lei
Msn Ceremony took place 20 ths
presidents private oriee and sas paF.
tlelpAled ln and Witnessed ~ many
pFomiarnt memhsm 81 ulat order
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

Dn dceogat 81 fie Western Lave
stoes sh8a 81 Denver Colorado
Isuaay sFh = fshfaar 81 lpa
Frisco ulii al faundtIp tickets i0
Heutefai taa .aa rate af 1ne fare
n.Hs gm s8uL uate 81 safe
aanuau % to 4lh. iaN Fn e
turn HnIt February iHA aa atcr
ean - arunsv1 al rash.e aad Colo
fado springs Ferfurhef particulars
Frlsa Agents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

A neglected cough o. cold may lead
to serious bronchial 0r lung troubles
Don't take chances when Euier'a
Honey ard Tar Affords perfect security
ffom serious effects Of cold Peoples
Drug stere. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

Al ala man named Baker died Ia q
houss an the East side last week He
had been SICK elth paralysis Tor a
long t.me and hh 3eatl had been "a.
neiu8.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

sA0 here lneadiag iQoQuanntines.
s sadg fop quarantine steers Klgken.
daH Iattle 81 % fef 100 ltN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
Ai~eys laersasss me s,rsuEsh

a reasonable amount If food thor
aaelY dlgesfei aud pfnreflf assimiia.
Ted alll aieays Increase TIE strength.
IL sour stomach i "ntflnuH Aodo.
Dyspepsia Cure Nili aiEesf efst sou
eat ard rn4ble tie digestive organs t0
assiuilats and transform al iauis ln.
% tlssuc.bai.tinz blood kuiu re
Isefss ,s11f stomach. htlelang Heart
fafu and ai fofm ~ Indigestion
Haiatahla aud slfeugt henHg sold
h8 Peoples Drug Store aw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

N $50 Ht
iy ah tisf
ffta afafful
tns
Enr kfHa nf
90 ufff fat
sal Gt Hlast nrt
IL
ftta teu
fafF eH anI
ihsfsa 10
hHu Ma
N m ne
tb8f mf M ta
9p
iHN HU ANafa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
RESOLUTION
RE- INTRODUCED


Associated FTeA
AitAnl = = Jan q nmrkrits
resolution reloailns tia resignation
- q Senator Calnoef s uepea
ess fclntriasi in tiiu senate today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18

SHOT HIMSELF


Associated pfess
Mobile A.. Jan n tolbg Car
alslr rfAnAsau az former Secretary
- The lrc4saEl acciaeutlg lof hm
~ todag Wound. whils serious Is
~ tougls q 81 fatal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-18
COUNSELS PETITION
IS DENIED


Associated Ifess
Savannah Ia, Jan. i9 ludee
spcer lo1ag denied petllion q coan.
ssi iof eFsaae aGd GagnaF uat tie
men b discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
M IS
I|AD
Tax Ordinance for 1907
Passed by City Coun-
Gil This Afternoon.

The tax levy ordinance for 1901
WIS passed by the eitY council NJ q
special meeting held this afternoon.
As submitted to the council Ia
final form. the levy luF the old HIM
tts OF the cts IL "a mills. for south
Seattle Il mills. and for the new
limits lab mills. OF , milla less
than the lovY Tor last year
Last years TAI levy was &c for
the old limits. FOR south Seattle II
mills. and for the nes limits itb
milla The raise In South Seattle IL
due not to such an Increase of the
assessed valuation a. "a the proper
ttanats increase In the city
The aaaeaament Is as follows
Old limits, stib. i65. $50 new limits,
ta.pta.St6. aud South Seattle. tGat.
Sos. or a total OF tt25.T7t.6os
The amount 20 be levied is 81
%T3t.0Tlsa The estimated income
Tor 1897 ether than the current tax
is t1.itn. 0oo.
The allowance for 1907 II ts.TtS.'
sss from which will Dc taken the
receipts of the water and light Dc.
paftments which pay for them
selves
out " ti.lt0. 600 muat be- taken
ttan. 600 for water. 81 6etsi for
light snd uno.eoo for Cedar river
y aguF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
JEWELRY THIEF
IS CAUGHT

NJ e nlanchard a mechanic Naa
arrested ou Seeond as and Cherry
81. late yesterday Afternoon. after
Nalking Into a trap set for him By
Detective Hubbard. and he IL bow
q prisoner in tho city iati. charged
With burglary
Blanchard has admitted the thefts
and produced = loekef stolen from
the apartments Of United States
Namh.i q u Hopkins In the san
Marco flats lie has agreed 20 take
the detectives 90 the nlaces where
he had disposed % tho other ar.
tisiem stolen.
Oct ? Mr. Hopkins notified the
police that a diamond riug an
amsthpst ring. a lockst and aone
smaller articles 1sfe missing from
his foom The next Night Mrs r.
o Abbott reported the loss ~ two
solitaire diamonds and = ring set
wilh three diamonds and IA tnF'
quolse and diamond setting De
factlven BYfne and Phillips were
detailed on The ease and. after
learning that blanchard had been
putting In Green 20 the windowa
Of the house II the time the ar.
tlclea were stolen. hts arrest aud
~confession resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
BRING
BIG SUIT

For refusing four sailors passage
IN the steamer Dolphin. bound for
Seattle from Wfansei. Alaska the
proceedings uf q damage suit were
thia morning commenced against
the Alaska Steamship company
William Wall. Charles = Story,
Thomas Mitchell and John Leonard
are the plaintiffs In the four suits
which are being heard aimulta.
uc0naly today Each Of the -four
eomplainants Ia suing for t1b0, for
alleged loss Of employ ment and de.
lay Of their plans due 10 the re.
fuHal % the nuraer Of the steamer
Ia May. 1905. 20 accept their prof.
fefsd passage money and bring them
70 Seattle. where positions awaited
them
Delayed NJ Wraneol until the
time of departure OF the ncKl
steamer. the Seattle jobs were no
longer open.
The plaintiffs. when taking the
stand this morning. gave angry ae.
counts Of the necessity Of parting
Sith legal tender al the rate OF
two bits a meal aud -four bits a
sleep" while waiting for subsequent
transportation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
DEN
RA|OED

y Green was arrested late yester-
day afternoon b. Detectives Adams
aud Clark. charged with running n
gambling game az ies Cherry 81
far the past few days detectives
have been watching the place.
which Is In the rear Of a cigar
stand Yesterday. whom the do
teetive knocked. the dor was not
opened quick enough and was
broken down.
n l. Thomas. George Ashton. A
n Kettle. G. NJ Johnson and Gus
shaw yer found playing cards
7 hey claim I, was only a friendly
came They were arrested ma wit
nesaea and released on SIS bail
each Green who IL charged with
operating the game. put mp 500 for
hts appearance In court Playing
cards. chips and other parapher-
MALTA were -confiacatcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
POLICE ARE Up
AGAINST It

The question which Is now puz.
ding the membara nf the police de-.
partmcut Us whether OF not they are
to receive the cooperation OF the
city council Ia trying to I'D Seattle
OF the numerous bune0 iewciry alc-
tiuneering concerns now la opera
.tlon aud the recent Issuing Of
licenses for more Of this class OF
.ilieglniaie concerns.
City Comptroller n " Carroll
declares he cannot refuse the
lleonAns when asked for. and
License Inspector T. T.. Marsh either
does not care ia. or Il ayefBe 10
questioning and examining the ma.
tufe OF the business after the
license has been issued.
Chief Of Police Wappenatein al
present has neither the cooperation
of the council or Comptroller Car.
roll At the present time there are
patrolmen stationed In front Of all
auctioneenng laweify houses TO
watch aud protect the unagphisticat.
cd strangers who are daily arriving
In the city The police say the pres
ont system seems an outrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
STRIP
IS SOLD
MYSTERIOUS PURCHASING or
LAND INDICATES THAT RAIL.
aoAe rs BEHIND DEAL.

MYsefiosa purchases u real ~.
tate Ia ullmana addition Ga ses
attic nfysHs Home addition 90
ballard nryEas Second addition.
Prospect beach addition aud tlals
larta Home Acre tracts. an wcti rs
u~nptatted property adjoining the
latter, are heing made
Al of the property "a located he.
TWEEN Interplay and the noFthW eat 4.
rfn part IT the city Of ballard. and
the purchased property makes a
strip about 500 feet vide running
Ia a aautheanteriN direction from
the north OF ballard 10 salmon hay.
The prices paid about 800 pee
cent above the teal market value.
a. asli as the terms on which the
property h being bought indicates
that the purchasers are acting FOE
other parties probably a railroad
The prevailing anlntau j. that il Is
the Canadian Pacific which has
long desired 60 run les own linc lntn
seattle aud the property purchased
would give u a Eoai foadbed along
the south side % Salmon hay an !
tho proposed new canal, along the
eastern side Of Queen Anne hin "a
the south eide ef Lake linton where
heavy buys have recently been
made. presumably Zoe terminal pnr-
rasua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
QUEER THING ON
QUEEN anne

Queen Anne ~ h 70 have a most
novel structure Il - 10 be a cross
between . three and a niKst0ry
building The permit for the fonn-
dalton Of the building. which ~
really 70 be- two separate structures.
has been taken out BY the Queen
Anne Avenue Company and calls for
an outlay OF g. 900 on the f0nnda-
ton work alone
The queer thing about the pro
posed buildings. which are 10 BE- 10
Gated AZ 1900 1910 Queen Anne aY.,
Is the fact that % threeat0fy
building h 10 be built on a level
with the avenue. and 4 high switch
back is 10 De constructed behind II
leading 10 the steep part Of the hill,
on which will BE- built the other
three story building The base
meut Of the latter will come on a
level with the second story II the
first structure
A $4,000 permit has been issued
10 s. l. Hall for a three story franc
house. IS by % feet. At 1911 BoyL
ston Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
HlNpoos ENGRAVING
FROM u, G. TO SEATTLE

What does IL mean Three Him
dopa have been seen Oh the streets
today and tn Vlew Of The fact that
the british Columbian government.
Hith the moral support OF the Do
minion government. ia ua longer al
towing iiindoas 20 enter British
Columbia ports beenuHe Of their un-
cleanliness and general undesirable
ness an Immigrants. N looks ~
though they were - turning their
attention 20 this state A Star re-
porter attempted conversation with
them but their knowledge Of Eng
ttuh was almost a minus quantity
and he could learn nothing from
them az 70 their future moye-
menta Ia Eaatfis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
cREEs LAKE rgAMsrER
DRIVES OUT HIS WIFE

Three days ago Arthur Waters. =
teamatsr Twins at Green Lake, vent
home xery much the Soras for
liquor lie drove bis wife aud two
children "a Into the rain and then
took full charge u the house Latef
be left aud continued his earouHai
Officers we're AZ once placed ou the
case and THE afternoon Waters was
taken into custody NeiEhb0rs In
the meantime took care II his
family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
NOME MINE
N COURT

al mining partner tfeisrr
- = - sole inIflHt value u
gsts Nulrh sfsatet on a
er n the snake river about
- lfcrn Meme ana stakei
tsaJ Ruhsasietn eai Jesse
shlls ,hs gaid teseF Vas
- 40 r. the harta uhile the
rAs.lian q thr holaing =
tat Il VAS ta mueh feF
.,l~nre ~ ths FORMER THIS
amx Rahsnatein nled a eam.
-. 4 tse superior court With
eua.sf PARTNER sad the sandi-
$3.50 bank ~ this cts.
:. sart 8egsaiant& thereby hsEin-
- ua ~ ths FlKhank u TIE
faa1
a. -issssoa attached O. their 1oiai
aax Nslsen Who had tast re-
- frsru a sauK % lntssftEas
- Z shelf pFepsfg8 segagrd the
se.s>l nersnlssiea from ~ part
- : ~ Il sar tAs haff=eruturY
YA<a Nlshagf tbe knawtsike
sRAeasfela Neisaa sei a faarth
reiterated Interest IN taN xaleh 10
a,.saa varllss for tsaa ash de-
rDsslsx shat sno1nt W b. siieKr I
~ ~ cs-4efent1nt Seattle bank
~ s~assisastaa whsrv q - now al
hsss b - hsiA
re- eamplztnt ask,t far iutE
~nas ssainst Nielsen Ani q restrain
~ s3sr 81 she hank Ehs order
"a ns xaaFusnx granted ~ Judge
rfkk4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

The petition circulated by the en-.
pioyoa Of the commission houses on
Western ay. asking for Saturday
afternoons off. signed BY oil. viii go
into effect Saturday. Nov g. accord
ing % q statement by the commits
sion men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
RAILROAD cAsr on TRIAL

The court room proceedings In
the cahe ol Joseph g Ninnette vn
she Northern Pacific railroad. for
personal injuries alleged 20 have
hsssn sustained BY tho daughter OF
the plaintiff Catherine Nlnnetts on
the tracks Of the defendant eom
PAM. while one a their trains was
being run ia excess Of the speed
limit within the eity bounds. we're
begun this morning before Judge
Maria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
BIG FIRE At
BIRMINGHAM

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct ia
disastrous fire xhieh IL stu raging
started last night In = siKsatofy
building occupied b the Pfoweil
Hardware Company. resulting In
damage up 10 date 10 the amount
of 5000. 900 A handsome building
adjoining became innlted early
this morning aud the fire has gotten
beyund control ~ the fire depart.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CITY PIONEER
PASSES AWAY

Allen overly. n pioneer ~ Seat
tie. died late yesterday afternoon II
the residence 81 his aoH-iu-iaw T. II.
school, 1880 = John -. Death
a. due 60 paralysis
ST.. overly Nas 80 years Old. The
funeral vii be heid tomorrow after
noon al 2 O'Clock at the F1rst n D.
church. Rev. Morris officiating IN
torment viii lake place az Lakeview
Cemrfary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
srAY OF ACTION GRANTED.

A a0Hfay stay o. action waH
granted this morning in the supe-
RIO rrouFt In the case against the
prosecuting attorney Of Seattle.
brought BY " J. Norris In April.
1904. property on t.aksyiew av. Ia
the East Park. sent 10 she city
through non pavmeni 81 a~Naesarnsnt
ieviez The matter has ueyef been
fmiiY Strengthened oat. although
several times in tho court The ac-
ton nos IL for a definite ruling as
Norris claims the CITY ohtmined the
property under a misrepresentation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
NOW HERE rs REALLY
a VERY QUEER CASE,

Seven children. q new husband
auA her divorced spouse prospecting
ia the saloon business but refusing
20 pay his Law fui alimony ~ so a
month. are a combination u cir
rumstaneeH too much for Josephine
PrvRenpes. suit VAS this morning
commenced BY her asking 10 have
the defendant. Charles pfeEeut.
show cause for not paying sitmouy
az previously ordered by a decree
~ the superior court Al the time
q granting the div0Fee By Judge
GILLIAN IA 1895. the custody Of her
seven chiiiren was given the plain
iinf The motion was thin morning
granted By JuaFc Yakey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
WOULD CREATE
LOCKOUT
PORTLAND IMPORTERS WOULD
HAVE UNIVERSAL OPEN
SHOP.

PORTLAND ore. Oct is-Tho
grain Importers state that II arht
tratinn n not agreed upon &C this
afternoons meeting with the atuk
ms waterfront employees they VIII
endsaEof. with the cooperation Of
The Clusons Alliance. 10 bring about
q general lockout Of unianiatn ia the
city aud establish a universal open
shop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
NAVAL TRAINING
IN MIGHT SCHOOLS

hssrz<t6on n aamsstie sisncs
sf ~anaal training um 81 the fra
~ = ~ n1xhs Uhcai unFa offer
al ~ frmnkiin ard Green Lake
sss. rsspesusey n " 1aan-
sn Asas = ~ manual training OPP
xnas n ms Seattle puhilr
sseas d scasninx the pruiect and
ksAxzss tat 4 wM pFaNe q Ntc-
-zssss vrnfass Il connesfion uith
o. atxst la~szr8rttsm mufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
U. OF W. ELECTIONS

The freshmen class on the UHi-
vefnify o. Washington met last
evening and elected the following
officers President. T.. Waldo vice
president. D. Og secretary. NJ Tay-
Tor treasurer. n Aufan. l. Balm
vas elected class football captain
The sophomore class met today
and elected class Officers for the
year as follows President. Art
Ray. vice president. l. Barkett.
secretary. Marjorie Moran fr@H-
urer. g. Radcliffe ~ jarvis vas
elected class football captain.
In both classes the elections were
unanimous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
MURPHY MAKES
CRAFT CHARGE
CHARGES lNogeEsBgsee
LEAGUE NtTa ENToRrtos
FROM TAMNANN cANpf.
nATUs-DoEs NOT CHARGE
HEARST.

NEW YORK Oct IS Charles T.
Murphy TO-DAY directly charged rep.
lesentailves al the Independence
league with demanding from Tam.
many candidates Tor congress anal
state senate money Tor their ls
aoraamenta by the league.
Iia statement applies to senate.
rial ana congressional candidates.
and Il II supposed also 10 the Judi.
elarY lie did not charge Hearst.
and said that he Thought Hearst
had no hand Ia the holdup
The Hearst managers have prom.
lsed % Investigate and have said
that enythlng o. that Kind must be
punished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Have You Been TO the
Navy Yard?

Every visitor aud every resident
Of Seattle should sec Uncle Sam .
wonderful navy yard &C Bremerton
See the ~battleshlps, cruisers and
torpedo boats there; tho great
training ship Philadelphia. tho mag.
nificont dry dock foundriea and ma.
chine shops The ride on tho Port
Orchard boats, which leave Pier 2
six times daily, u delightful. and
sou will enjoy H. Round trip. soc.
s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
INCREASED
CAPITAL
CHICAGO q NORTHWESTERN
PLAN GIGANTIC EsPEsot.
ruaEs-sEw DEPOT TO cosr
eoyOoo0oo

CHICAGO. Oct - The stock
holders Of the Chicago a North
western railroad today voted to -
sue a total capital stock II tt0o. 900.
600. whirh provides for thr DOUBLING
- the ttsoe ESQ 600 psssAoaaly az
lh1fired
The mount will BE used 20 es
tend lines. build depess aud bridges
anc a nos depot "a Chiease TO coei
90 .snes 80a Chapneay NJ uersv
and HENRY G Prick are among the
directors elected The officers re
fasn 70 ADMIT that thsy wfii eatend
10 tho PArine coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CAM
ACRE:E

F1NDLAf. Ohio. Oct ls-fhe
jury In the Standard OH ease ID
attll out They rrtufned once. stat
Ing that they had diaaFreed. but
acre ordered 10 rctifn TO the jury
room for further dellberatlon The
Judge declares that he will keep tho
hnrY out a. least "a hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
NEu cAuacH PLANS
AaE NON COMPLETED.

n ri4ns fas H. new eilfics q
- Frx ralssd Presbyterian
@wFA 8Fs nov perfected and fhe
ensfaet fr M eansiFuelian wfI
y ~ n . fxw 4ayA Ths aits IL
= ~ saFner u lea ~ and r
ssrisx ard the buisalnr - 70 cost
ear fs&ke 70 iaAeea r. sill be
fssir ~ cu~nserratton before the
~ y nsxt spFias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
RECRUITS FOR NAVY.

The focal navy recruiting office
receives ~ many as SIX applications
for marine service daily. This Is a
considerable increase ever former
numbers. but the class Of men that
forward il not Of "a good
physical standard. 50 per esnt hag-
Ing 10 be- turned away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
DISCUSS
THEIR WAGE RAISE.

A special meeting of the Plumb
eFs local union vas held last night
ia the Labor Temple 10 discuss the
matter q a proposed faiau Ia wages
A coulmlttee ~aA appointed TO COZ
Ter Nlth the Boss Plumbers $3.50
eiatlen and Sc Il matters eau be
satisfactorily arranged between the
tuo organizations L was decided
70 keep The men al sork uuiil the
report Of tho committee IL turned
IN The plumbers are asking o. 50
a daY. The Ntoamnftsfa have 70
turned - work 90 a nSN wake scale
ct Sc 30 a day.
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aoNrEAclr BAoly DAMAGED

Advises fFom HonEkrnK brought
b. the Empress which arrived AZ
Vancouver Yesterday A~ftsrneon.
state that the G. y r. steamer
MontsAGle vas IA the uphoon az
itensknnK and waA badly damaged
Shs NHx thfuwn on the beach and
had - plates smashed Her htlgu
Keel. rudt.r. propeilor snf decks
we're damaged
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DRAWING JURY IN
CASE or SMALL THEFT.

Charged with the theft Of $3.50.
j. n shelton. a oolored man. Is to-
day the attraction In the court
room Of Judge Frater Of the supe-
riOr court The greater part Of the
forenoon session was taken up with
empanellng q jury.
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DEMOCRATS TO
HAVE BIG RALLY

A ruaalnE political meeting. At
which viii be gathered All Of the
eounty aud state candidates on the
democratic ticket. wHn BE- held Ia
Seattle aoalo time near the first Of
next raonih. This was decided ~ a
nIsetiug lhis noou
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neAvY HoasEs ron sALe.

O. ". Holcamb ca. have iust re-
ealysd = carload Of heavy dfafs
hsfm1a which vii be sold az their
sales stables. 1913 Western av Mn
1871. 80
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STEVENS TO Be
GOVERNOR

WASHINGTON. u G. Oct is
Secretary Tan has announced that
the soxsrnorship ~ the canal Eous
and the ministry tn Panama viii not
be kspt separate II Ia likely that
chief Engineer Stevens wiil have
the duties 0f the civil governor
aided