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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
GETTING READY
FOR CAMPAIGN

Chairman Conover and Secretary
Williams. Of the republican county
central committee. are this after
noon engaged In hunt FOR quar-
ters Ter the use ~ the committee
II suitable offices can be found they
will be fitted up a. once aud the
active work Of organizing Tor the
campaign begun
At last Saturdays meeting Of the
committee chairman Conovcr. Of the
committee. was authorized TO APP
point an executive committee. con-
siaiing ~ one member from each
senatorial district Ia addition 10 the
chairman. secretary and treasurer
OF the committee Chairman Con-
over stated this morning that he
expects 20 be In a position 10 an
uoiuce the selection Of this COM
mittrr tomorrow. A. yet the only
member of u he has decided on Is
T. n. knickcrbocker. FROM the Thir-
tieth district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Miller at Olympia to Sc.
cure Injunction in Es-
Their Mitchell Maud
CreffIeId Case.

Depntt Prosecuting Attorney John
Miller went 20 obs mplA this morn.
Ing fof the purpose Of filing an Az.
plieation for an injunction 10 pre-
vent the deportation 10 Oregon OF
Maud cfeffisid aud Esther Mitchell.
recently found 10 be insane By q
commission appointed By Judge
f'ralct of this city This action. "
saeeessful. mcans that an order for
the trial Of the two women tot the
murder OF George Mitchell will be
given
4 Il IL possible 10 secure the In
junction. u IL the intention of Pros.
scutins Attorney Macintosh to
bFlng the women To trial for the
crime Of which theN are accused.
snd 10 90 this II II necessary TO
fuFeAtall the execution ~ the de
portnti0n order before u is carried
out aud he women sent beyond the
Jurisdiction Of the state courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

APPOINTED
FERENCE CLOSES WITH kP-
poinrMgNTs FOR The NEXT
YEAR.

The last aay's session Of the Pu-
get Sound NJ. =. conference. being
held at Ballard. opened THE morn
lnK At $50 o'clock. The devotlonal
services were omitted. and the con-
ference upon assembling At once
got down "a the closing work 81 the
session. Prof williams and Sec
Rotary v II Todd Of the rnlver-
ats % Puget Sound. made brief ad-
dresses
After the final reports were
heard and Just before adjournment
bishop Warren announced the ap-
pointnsnts for the coming year for
the Seattle district. as follows
Seattle district W s Harrington.
presiding elder Auburn. ]. NJ
Weaver. Ballard " II Forsythe;
Rsy View. Henry Ward Botheli.
Richard otis. Brenerton. J. II. Car
ter. colby. ". 4. Scott Hiiiman
and Southeast Seattle " G. VII
son. Issaquah. " f. Marsh: Kent
c. A. williams. Kirkland. +. r. Gill
lett. Port Orchard. H. p. Waidrou
Rainier Beach. Herbert Jones. Rem
ton. n = Fahs
Seattle Capitol Hin, Grant Stew
art. city missions. :. J. Kallgren
first church. W n. W. Reese:
First church mission. james
Crookes. Fremont. William Park
Grace. W. r. Randolph. Green Lake
n. {. Glass. Haven. r. r. Drake
Canterbury and esnd. Roy l.
sprague Madison street. A. ]. JOS
lyn. Madrona Heights. {. q. Kali
Rren Queen Anne. G. ". McGili.
south Park. v. G. Evers Trinity. u
G. Franklin University, W. "
Leach. Wesley. r. " Paul. West
Green Lake. W W Haicheller. Sno.
aualmie. H. II. Merrill sunnydale
.. l. Gilbert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
skAclr COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

MOUNT VERNON. Sept 24.-In
convention here on Saturday the
Skagit county democrats nominated
the following ticket Senator. Nick
Dessner. Edison; representatives,
c. &. Harbaught. Sedro Woolley.
Frank Qulnhy. Anacortes, George
Allies, Fir: auditor, Il. $. Howard.
Sedro Woolley: sheriff. ~. IT, Kam-
houp. Anacortes. clerk. A. q. Quist.
Dewey. treasurer. George Crosby.
Mount Vernon; assessor w B.
Beard. Anacortes. attorney. Dave
Hammaek, Mount Vernon. superln-
tendent OF schools, Miss Mary y.
Pickett. Mount Vernon: surveyor.
lee Harris. Sauk; coroner. r. X.
Farleigh, Anacortes. commissioned.
Second district. James Gilliaan.
Mount Vernon; Third district.
George A. Henson, Hamilton.
Delegates to state convention
W. G. Beard, Thomas ShauEhnes.
sey. joe Etitt. r. r. Farlew. s. Oh
son. Charles Conrad, c. A. Lewis.
j. y Squire, Par Mccoy. ID. A. T..
McRae. r. L. Davis. Thomas Smith.
n y McFadden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
CHINESE CASE
is POSTPONED

The case Of Tang Tun and wife.
Who have applied 20 Judge ilanford
81 the federal court for a writ OF
habaas corpus. wRH heard his
morning. Tang Tun aud wife we're
ordered deported from this country
By the secretary 81 the department
of commerce and labor for having
uniawfully entered Tang Tun In
his petition stated that he was born
In Seattle and went 20 China 70 get
married When he returned he was
refused admission
Upon the request 81 y G sulli-
van United States attorney. the
ease vas continued until Monday,
Oct. IS Me-. Sullivan desires to Sc
cure Information from the secretary
Of the department ~ commerce and
labor before proceeding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Will Insist Upon Holding Street Meetings and
Will Carry Cases to the Highest Court--
Seven Arrests Made Saturday Night

...... '
a., William o saends, pas,oe Of the aeyssea Avenue
go church yesterday Afternoon attended meeting o.
- sne.l.,s ana delivered address follows;
w net soe,alst reading the Appeal
..on ,er years Vincent Harpsrs lee
- !. N, ,sst-and hsrs today hear him speak
-. "A. er.ssnt critical affairs In Colorado ~heh
snt aeeut D. Incredible taisssness o. the civil
,..,,l.s In srsst state
.sr further his views 20 the truths
.. ;, Kari pointna the tene,s o. socialism
- =, fos sr,ondsl yet say;
: .ess Mayo 81 many o. the things
.g.A<a b. administration approve, but must that
= sr. present attempt silence the Socialist
- .ssss smallest ard msanest piece o.
-. ,enses heard e. Socialists 10 stand
- srnSlpissf Insist your constitutional right %
- .,eA wsppensssa YOU iron exercising
-. !. Americans dent yeae tsht until you
.ss ,e police ait meetings Seattle will
. ,s ssr eas another a for another
-. Ne are ssuAi before the deneunee the
. IN American ureoas,ltuons action 81 Mayer Meores
]. 80. s.sarrent evening hursyns to
= ,.a,osr.sns ssopped ~ blockade
:. :. .ssesA sespy could my way through tire
.s whas Wa The Salvation Army held
4. :. ~e.tno Net policeman saha These
49, ms ~srs psashas hsI IN which with
.s sry ienesr arrested whereas So
..kt hss De ssist all around o.
49, ted yeu mas collect crowd 70 hear
. s~,ss "A ard free with yea Tor .
trs sssh and thsUaht Thus Tar Socialist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

ARE COMING IN

Several subscriptions have been
received By VIII ~ Parry. chair
man u the WAYS and means com.
miitee OF the Alaska. ukun Pacific
exposition. and among these IL ono
for $500 from Crane & Co. whole
sale dealers in plumbers supplies.
Mr. Parry stated thai this WAS =
very liberal donation from such
firm. a. no direct returns would
apparently result
Three railroads. the Great North.
ern. Northern Pacific and Union Pa.
eific. have each subscribed SIS coo.
Mr. Parry stated this morning
that q great many voluntary sub
seriptions must be sem In " the de-
sired $500 .0O0 Is 20 be raised In one
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
EARLY CLOSE UP
ON THE YUKON

All passengers Intending 10 leave
for pBW son must do 50 between
now and September 80 or they viii
be forced 20 wait until the winter
trail II opened. Freight intended
for Dawson viii also have to be
SHIPPED before that time TO reach
its destination. Alaska steamship
men anticipate an early closeup,
and at the office Of the White Pass
& Yukon Route this morning the
announcement was made that POSI-
lively no freight or passengers
would be sent through after Octo-
Der l.
The closeup this year Is much
earlier than last, aud from all app
pearauccs the indications are that
the river win close I'm two weeks
Last year the close occurred DC
tober a. al which time the ban on
passengers and freight was placed
By the Waite Pass 4 Yukon Route
agents here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
FALLS OUT Of
WINDOW
LABoRUR MEETS DEATH IN
STRANGE MANNER - BE.
LIEVEp TO HAVE BEE MIN.
TosicATEp AT THE TIME.

John Jacobson. laborer who
fell yesterday from a third story
window Of the Troy hotel. First av.
and Virginia It. died last night az
the Wayslde Emergency hospital.
The injuries. which were ~ first
thought 10 be slight. proved later ia
consist II q fractured skull
The police state the man had
been drinking considerably Of late
and 4 ~ thought he was intoxicated
when he entered the rooms. and
while looking out the window fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
eior IN SAN DOMINGO.

WASHINGTON. sept zt-Ad-
Vices received hers state that trous
hle IL brewing "a San Domingo. and
that battle between government
supporters and rebels 10 looked for
a. any moment should the SOW
srninsnt gain a victory u IL thought
that an end viii be Put 70 the re-
hetlinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
O|SMEMBERED
BODY IS FOUND

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE dis.
membered body Of man. apparent
Is an Italian. was found yesterday
In IN excavation on Thirty sixth 81.
A bnrlap bag. stamped with the
name OF = X Mano. a strip OF a
woman'e skirt. and an oileloth table
cover furnishes the only clue upon
which the authorities are able TO
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
AN ATTEMPTED
ASSASSINATION.

> TAMBov. Sept 20 -Prsfect
4 OF Police Tomushln. At Boris
= saEliehek. WAS attacked by ter.
\ rofista TODAY rud mot and bad.
4 81 burt The assassin fired at
; TnmushHns wife. aud. al.
= though chased by guards. IS.
. capped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT is
RUN WITHOUT HEAD
ausBoAr is SAFE.

WASHINGTON. sept -
! The navy department IN.
nounecd that the gunboat Hel-
sna arrived IN Shanghai yes
terday aud no accident has
! been reported An official
dispatch from the commander
; says that all are well on board
) They left Cayiie oa feptcm
!. her 10. but we're delayed by
heavy weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Said BY Fremen to Be in Totally DisOrganlzed
Condition and Run Entirely by Chief Cooks
Private SeCretary---C Cooks Personal Con-
dlton Not Improved.

The Seattle fire department ~
said 10 be NJ the present time In a
thoroughly disurganized condition
Members Of the department are
responsible for this assertion. They
say there IL no head. whatever, 10
lts affairs. W u Freeman. aecre-
tary 60 Chief Cook. h said 10 be
~ the present time the real chief
aud. as he Is nothing bat n clerical
employe. be can give no Intelligent
orders
Since last MAY. said n member
Of the department 10 The Star this
morning. there has been no inspee-
ton of the house In which ! am sta
TONED A. matter Of fact ] IN
derstAnd there have been no iuspec-
lions anywhere since Assistant
chief Latham Was let out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
LUMBER PLAN RsMoDsLeo.

EVERETT. sept 2t-Thc plant
Of The Everett Lumber a ShinRle
company VIII resume operations to-
dnv after having been completely
rsmodelcd and turned from q shin
aie mill 10 "a combination plant. with
n capacity Of $4,000 feet Of lumber
and gs0.o shingles day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
PRISONER DIES IN JAIL.

EVERETT sept 2f-lIcart fail :
uro. brought about by excessive
drinking. caused the death II
Charles Thompson brought here
from Darlington on Friday on "A
charge Of burglary. Thompson fell
ia corridor Of the county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
TWO SHIPS sroRMsouNo.

That a heavy storm prevailed in
the Straits Of Juan dc Fuca Is evi.
denced by the fact that during the
night the bark Kaulani and the
schooner Alex 4. Brown reached
Neah bay, whore they anchored and
dared not 30 out into the storm At
Tatoosh the wind ia blowing az q
velocity of "a miles an hour. south.
oasterly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
SUES CITY FOR DAMAGES.

Petitions for damages for In
Iurlea received from bad aidewalks
are coming IN thick and fast TO the
ciff council The second one With
Ia q week WAS filed today By Evelyn
Breeht and was for 1000 Miss
Bfecht AYERS that she sustained n
broken ankle on August a., due 10
q loose board IN the sidewalk on
seventh ay.. between Pike aud Pine
SITS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
ITALIAN is BURIED.

~. ine funeral services ~ FIlpo
ao' who WAS killed b. North
-. fa.itlc train Friday were heiI
~ ~" - Mays church ~ 10 O'Clock
-. h'.fains The funeral process
81. 'sf' Immediately after the asrv-
snd tbs remains were taken
eslFarY cemetery. yVaKaef.H
- headed The procession 80 f.
ths, ~ ehureh, going 40 Second av..
'As''es 70 the oeinsterg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
sTENsLANo ARRIVES.

NEW YORK. Sept 24-The
! steamer Prince Adelbert. bear.
! Ing Banker Stenaland from
! Tangicr, WAS sighted az 1850
o'clock Ills morning off Fire
! Island. and will probably reach
) Quarantine about s o'clock this
! afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
WILL FINE TIE BANKS.

. WASHINGTON. Sept "a
. The comptroller ~ currency !
. today announced shat here
after he will collect q fine OF I
. fioo per day from each nation
Al bank FOR failure 20 report
. their condition within tho pre- /
= scfibed five days after call
. for their statement Is Issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Outside ~ a fse possible claws
PUSHES and inittatary social doinrs
student affairs via not lieen luio
fall swlnx until THE flFst psft -
October. uheH she football team Be
gins ~ series ~ practice Eemes
preparatory - tbe regular hesiuie
AithouEh the regular rlassns take
~ wednesday, there eiil be nothing
In lhs ilus 81 sports except daily
football practice 10 the afternoons
under the charge % Coach Place.
Assistant Coach Conibear. Whe
comes lhis season % the university
fof the first tius ia nu old and
experienced trainer - athletes a.
the Universities % Chicago aud
Illinois. ard great things NAV be
expected with the loeal athletic
training ia bic hands NF Conf
bear will return Is the university
today from Tacoma. and commence
active work a. once IN rounding t-e
men into shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
.DULEA PLEADS
GUILTY

J. A. Dulea. a clerk In the Bon
Marche. who was arrested last Sat
urdny for Withholding morey from
sales. pleaded guilty 70 the charge
OF petty larceny In Judge Gordons
court this morning lie was repri-
manded and fined $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
DOG LICENSE sti.

EVERETT sept 2t--A suit is
before the court against the town "
Granite FHils, which charged Peter
Bologna tax Of Sli on = dog Be-
loenla was fined 81 and costs for
refusing Co pay the license. and has
appealed TO the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
cooka pertonal cenduet.

That Chief Cook fns not improH.
cd hln personal conduct IN any way
IL yauchnd for ba some Of the men
under him Seemingly secure In his
office-~after having declined MAYOR
Moofe's invitation TO sefign-he Is
neglecilng eniirriy department AZ.
fairs. excepting in SO FAR as thes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
SIX ARE
KILLED

SEW PRAGUE MINI sept =. =
In a collision between passenger
aud freight train az noon today sls
we're killed. Including four engine
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
TRAFFIC OPEN.

! KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept
! "a After a suspension Of Mis-
! souri, river traffic for q decade.
! the steamer Lore. with a cargo
} from st. Louis, locked here
! this morning All the local
craft escorted her into the har.
Dor amidst a noisy celebration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

! SARATOGA. \. Y. Sept "a
! Governor HlKEinr to-day 70
! fanea the nomination Tor re.
! election - governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Each house II running BY itself
End whatever orders are sent out
come over the heads OF the assist.
ant chiefs and directly from Score
tary Freeman chief Cook seems
10 have lost All interest In rs. and
the men OF the department have
lost whatever respect they mas
have had for him 10 times past
Never ia the history Of the fire
department has there existed a con
dillon similar 10 that which exists
todsy. II could not be worse n II
wns entirely without head. The
men In the department cannot IN
derHsAnd the situation Something
should be done at once-either a
new chief secured OF Cook cleared
Of The charge against him The
department can never again become
efficient until one Of these alterna.
iives IL chosen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
r~e Meeting, Yesterday.


flr Titus spoke nsxf. end issued
> aefl 60 she poliee So keep hliH
from srsakinE on the streets fie
ssid ~ believed That Tire arrest 90
ths socialist speakers would mHska
MANY rev socialists Volunteers
acre called for who Nete viliiuK
a. 20 60 Sail aneHg the cock
roas hes ln ihs effort 20 secure
freedom ~ speech eu the streets
Vincent Harper, Alfred WaKsn=
lueeht and T. 6. Wiswsll aiso spoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

S.sss.s soelalisss. undsr ihs isad-
..Ale y saeh mes as uf II ~
rx.~ asa Nlnesnt ttAspsf have de-
ksa|ssa 70 settle - ~ appsai %
= slxAssg court ths question ~
n xhs q s.iailst oFaiefr Ca aa-
-. fafhrxlass en- the public
f~.fs II fhis eliY
aass esrfars between TIE SOS tai-
= ~ - rotisr department. has
- sxsxiAlntsA Tse Frequent ar
~. a Elg. Tiias ana ihe arrest
! sasssasy nlkaf 49, ~ foar So
<zkw speakers Ama haN doasH
rnaIhlaers hss apparently but
49, b iae lstsenlasaIon ~ these
- . erngieue isslr puniie ad-
up<s 90 TIE sfFesfs
ksssrs 10 TIE Racks
Il NJ srtsan a TIE ppiice aspatFi-
- hFEuxlnx ffosn 1nasr epxef
r., sea whose symfathlss have
- ira ~ saetaiisfs but
- ave r tAe past seauu o diss
6s.mstasn 10 rafsisipatr iH the
H1kus-sans in eoaaiHs cot inte tas
81 sssxs msa are rharesnE ths
|rnesssea " the sarlaiiEt gather.
I - r. generally accepted
fessy SHIRT hrans y elsa pgssar-
x< FInfens HRfnsf and others are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
SEATTLE SOCIALISTS
TO DEFY The POLICE

49,. 49, '
. ROOSEVELT CONTRIBUTES. :
a OYSTER nay. Sept "a /.
q President Roosevelt. from bis :
= private purse. contributed 500 Z
= and sent II 20 Admiral 4
= Thomas aud directed Il ta be 4
used In suit Go be Instituted Z
q by the enlisted men 81 the =
= navy a. Newport to determine Z
q whether man shall be cN' Z
4 cluard from public places al I
q amusement because he II 4
wearing the uniform Of the 4
= army or navy Z
q The president expresses Goa 4
a tempt for anyone 80 cxeludinK 4
= such men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
zimmermans Actions.

II II stated that the apparent dis
inclination Of the evil service COM
missi0ucrs to investigate the de-
partmenf IS oceasionsd By the
friendship Of Chairman zimmerman
and Chief Cook In the past Cook
has been good 70 Zimmerman IN the
matter 81 the purchase Of horses for
the department. and Cor that reason
the chairman Of the civil service
commission desires 10 befriend the
chief
II also appears that The friends
Of Cook have succeeded In inducing
Mayor Moore 60 let up on ghe chiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
], Of Y,
OPENS
Registration Starts and
indications Are That
Attendance Will Be
20Per Cent High.
or Than II Was
Last Year.

Registration for the next school
YEAR a the University u NaHhinN d.
ton opened TODAY vita rErh. Az
morning the canras Rns ftiied with
freshmen saphumarss and -sniafs
renewing assuelafipas u ths pasi
xsar.
AZ estimate made bs REGISTRAR
canaou pats tbs attendance e fhe
university this year za Ter csni
higher than that % last. A. en-
toilmsnt Of tea0. ~ Wbieh tea are
freshmen. is expected faf tha fret
mensh. Judging faom tha spplisa-
tiaHH made fer ansaNliuff f.unss aud
the number % stuasHts tuauifius 81
the offices Fewarathg study courses.
The wumsus dogmitadf aipua has
had Applications from sa
Enairssr,us Increase.
The greatest increase sais year
i sxpxs ted ia ths suKinserHus
= heol Lat ysaf this school hid
- students. nnd Al that s0nss Of
he Glasses had e fseits stsndinE
80 The enrolment thts Ysaf All.
probably rsach she lee mara
TIRE various roftluus - ths stats.
from Indications uiil probably
douhle their representation tu TIE
university The eastern portion
especially promises - establish an
attendance record. bile ins nssth.
sfn counties vii not b. faf bshin1
other counties. among - hich are
Pierre and Thufston. VIII maintain
their hiEh uefceuiaKs ~ nauhsr q
students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Pays No Attention to Mayer

On Two separate oecasious MAYOR
Moore has virtually requested chief
Cooks resignation. but ON both oc-
esHions Cook declined 10 adopt ths
suggestion Though the press Mayor
Moore announced that Just ~ soon
a. he could secure such man for
the fire department ~ Napptn-
stein had proved 20 b. in the police
department, the former department
would De entirely reoFganlzed.
There. however. 10 Tar as the
mayor is concerned. the matter Was
allowed 20 drop and since that time
the department has been Folng from
bad 10 worse. until today there Ia
absolutely no discipline whatever
and tie office man ~ headquarters
Il the only active head And he IN
not a fireman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

srsat Interest was shown ard tes
speakers aroused marked snthu-
.iassa
Saturday Nights Arresta
The arrests GA Saturday night All
aseusFra a. about o'clock. The
charlse ln saeh eAss vas obsiruet.
inE ths slsswalks ~ spsaktnE -
dfzorsiesiy renlaet Each speaker
Deposited sieQ ball fer his app~sf-
sncs IN cnuff this afternoon The
following we're thoae arrested uf.
~ ,. Tliaa. for ths fifih time J.
A. Mccarklc. q. = Tehaif. Vincent
harrer. NJ 1. ksechsr Alfred wag.
saknseht and T g. Wawsik SER
Eeant wtIkes ana q squad 81 foar
men fsaae ths arrests. AFTER re.
cslving notification 81 the rulirs
station during ths day that ths
socialists eeald make attempts 10
speak
I've A.ssisas Yesterday.
Tuo meetings were held yesfsr-
day By the socialists. ore AZ ths
Socialist temple D. ths aftsrnn0Es.
and enc AZ ghs I.abeF temple in ths
evening A fmnd q see was reinea
~ ghs first naeefiuK % aid the 80
eiaiisi candidate for soyrrnnr n
Colorado. Haywood Rev w T.
Simauds. % this city vas present.
af the Afternoon uissfinE az n cauf-
ge#y to VtnesHt Harper, whom he
had known W ihe east.
IRE evening nesting was devoted
rnHimsy 20 expressions ~ eniuian ~.
EardfaE The arrests =. HTuwn.
thu candidate fsf rFuseeusluK At
sneneY. made himself unpopular hY
taking 30 SO minutes - ansssfinE
senator FlIsH speech az the recent
republican atAfe convention 81 tbs
easa
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relate 20 the expenditure 81 money
for new appliances
on Thursday. Aus z, he dlaap.
peared entirely. after announcing
that he was going 70 funeral. and
never showed up again until the fol-
lowing Sunday. Al that lime tax
payer In Seattle called Al The Star
office ana made the statement that
h. had seen Cook Ia a Gcorgei0Nn
saloon in an intoxicated condition.
and Ia the company Of men and Ho-
men Ia . like condition.
Other stories have come 10 The
Star. but not With sufficient author
lty "a warrant their publication.