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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
THOMAS MYERS BURIED HERE
Boy Killed By Rhonimus Has Large
, Funeral.

The remains of Thomas Myers, who
was killed ON the Mckay creek range
by old man Rhonimus Thursday after
noon, were laid to rest in the family
lot at the Athena cemetery Sunday
afternoon.
The funeral took place from the
Methodist Episcopal church and was
largely attended. The body was
brought to Athena on Sunday morn
ing's train, and was accompanied by
the family, many friends and forty
memb bers of the Redman Lodge of Pen
dletoa, of which the deceased was a
member in good standing.
At the grave the Redmen had charge
of the services, and the pallbearers
were mem bers of the order.
The 80 year old slayer of Myers is
now in the county Jail having refused
to enter hospital. He has flesh
wound in the leg. He still adheres to
his first statement made when the
officers went after him, that Myers
shot first. The young man who was
with Myers at the time, tells differ
ent story of the affair and ON his
evidence the coroner s jury returned a
verdict of murder against Rhonimus.
The boy claims Rhonimus followed
Myers Eve miles and pushed quarrel
on him and shot him before Myers re-
turned the fire.
The Myers family for years resided
on Pine creek north of town. Selling
their ranch to Frank Beale they
moved TO Mckay creek, south of PEN
dleton. Young Myers married young
lady named Tracy, who with two
children survives him.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
The Penny club.

Helix Herald; The young girls of
Helix organized The Penny Club last
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Catherine Stanton. The object of
the club is purely social and they pro-
pose to meet at the home of some one
Of the members every two weeks. The
officers for the present term are !:
Miss Winnie Bott. president; Miss
Leila Norvel, secretary; Miss Ella
Myrick, treasurer; Miss Ezilda Scott,
page. They invite girls between the
ages of IA and 80 to apply for mem
bership if they want to have a good
time.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
Prepare for Baptist Convention.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the 2lst anniversary Of the
Eastern Washington & Northern
Idaho Baptist association at the first
Baptist church at Walla Walla com
menoing today and continuing three
days. 1t is expected that at least 100
delegates, including many prominent
ministers, will be present. Two meet
ings will be held on Tuesday and
three on each Of the following days.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
Manufacturing Brooms.

+. G. Lucas, the broom maker, has
received a consignment of broom
corn and is now engaged in the manu-
facture of brooms. His product is
much in demand, and had he a sufi
cient amount of stock on hand, he
could find employment at bis trade all
winter, but be finds it difficult
matter to secure broom corn.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
A X. Of p. Band.

Pleiades Lodge No. "A, X. of p. !,
of Helix, one of the most progressiv 9
Pythian lodges in the county, is TAX
ing steps to organize band. The in
struments have been purchased and
the Instrumentation will be organized
from the membership of the local
lodge.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
Paint Shop Moved.

g. B. Kidder, the painter, will
move his paint shop from its present
location on Third street to the Nc
Arthur building on Main street. Mr..
Kidder, who is a first class workman,
has all the business he can possibly
attend to. His services in carriage
painting is constantly in demand and
he has put on an extra man to look
after house painting.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
River Service Renewed.

The o. r. & N. company announc-
es the resumption of steamboat service
on Snake river, between Riparia and
Lewiston. The water has reached a
stage that insures safe navigation and
a regular schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

EMPLOYEES
JACOB FuRTs TELLING THOSE
RECEIVING PAY IN nls ~.
srIrurIoN HOW they MUST
VOTE opPost TON
AROUSED.

Jacob Furth. president of tho
Seattle Electric company and Of the
Puget Sound National bank. has
sent ont letters 20 all employees and
attaches ~ the bank calling their
attention 20 the Importance 70 him
and the hank and those interested
with him IN Seattle ventures that
municipal ownership be defeated
~ the approaching special election
The same practice has been adopt
ed ~ other leading financial aud
commercial institutions IN the city
VcFY naturally these letters have
aroused storms Of protest among
tho employees receiving them This
Is the method ~ making votes
adopted by MARI Hanna as chair.
man 81 the republican national com.
mittca Ia 1896. which method
aroused such bitter criticism In
that campaign II assumes that IN
addition 20 paying an empioYc for
his services as such the employer
PAYS him also for hts vote. an A..
sumption which independent Amer.
lean citizens are very prompt 10
repudiaie-
The very action on the part OF
Mr. FuFth IN making this kind q a
campaign for votes against the
proposed street railway system
shows how hard pressed he and his
campaign committee 10 for effect.
i've means Of aromslnE opposition TO
the street railway project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

Superintendent ~ schools j.
storey. 81 Seattle.
Surveyor A. l. Valentine. % See
attic.
Assessor Thomas Parish.
Coroner ~. q ~ carroll Of Sc
attic
Commissioner pan u Abraham.
~ south Seattle Al Rutherford. u
Fall city.
justices o. ths peacs John n
dofdan. john = Carroll and u H.
0sarEe.
state senators
Thutisgh district / " kniekef-
hoekef. - Auburn
Thirty fret distrirt-R alrh Ntrh-
uia
thirty second distrle, e II. VIII
ffHHn
thirty Third district y l. Aiion
- Seattle
thirty fourth district George [.
Piper. 81 Seaule
Thhiy- mn disuict " q. Potts
~ Seattle
Tbifiy slsih aistfiei Joseph Lys
ans of Seattle
thirty seventh district Robert =,
Raafh. uf Seattle
state fsrfs ssiaatiNss==
Faftlsfh district Howard TAYLOR.
Eagle Gerss N ~ Madison. Kent
8 "a Tunktn. BLACK flla nand
Forty fret district George ".
Tihhsfta 1seaquah sam Coiss. West
Seattle
f-afty second district " y rtsu.
aenhsrr tiaiiafd " e MeMastsrs
FntfY- third district Howard Han
sau. Seattle Joseph Griffin, E.attlf
Forty fourth dietrisftamst A
Weir seattle Claude Ramsay. f3s=
ftfls
roftY- fNh district Prank n
Wrutek ssaffis Henry o. Jackson.
seattle
FaffF sixth dlatrift= ifsafY fsek
Seattle. Henry "a tanE seattle
Forty. seventh district Alfred ~
nr.lss. Seattle. Prank aeksou. So
aHffr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
FRLNK KICKING
OVER TRACES

signed bY Mr. Frink ne president of
tho club But because 80 many
manifest misatetementB ctept into
them objection eaa raised b. ST.
Frluk
Tho clubs daily announcements
continue 10 be honey cOmbed with
mlaatatemcnta. and there are being
daily rlddled by the Municipal Own.
erHhip league One Of the latest Of
the fubricationn put out nnOny.
mouHlY Is that tho park bonds I'D
not sell because bond buyers are
afraid Of municipal ownership The
real reason Why The bonds did not
ell ~ that q question has been
raised regarding their legality. This
Is fully exposed In tho statement
put ont by the municipal ownership
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
WILL BOOST
OUT BIG FAIR
STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION AT
YAKIMA TO SET ASIDE a DAY
FOR The ALASKA PACIFIC
YUKON EXPOSITION.

A. the request ~ Henry p Reed,
director 81 exploitation of the Alas
ha.Paclfle-Yukpn exposition. s. y
Cameron. pfeaident Of the state
Fair association. has vet aside =
day during the fair Al Yakima 10
be known na Alaska Pacific. Yu-
k0u day. which will probably DO
the same az Seattle day
A. r. Timing. city ticket agent
of the Northern Pacific. VIII act in
conjunction with Mf Reed In MAKE
ing the day n success By promoting
an excursion 10 Yakima
There win be special exercises
~ the grounds. and it IL probable
that ] a NadeaH and J =. Chill.
berg. Who are expected hack from
the north before the state fair
opens. viii be among the speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
THE MARKETS

The commission men feel some.
what relieved aud eiated alouK the
street this morning For the first
time ia 10 DAYS THE market has
shown sirns of firmneEs The sap
ply IL not large aud the prices
show n tendency upward
A car OF sweet potatoes arrived
last night from MERGED. Cal. and
the price on there are - cents
per pound Yakima wstermslons
are also coming In and arc said
10 be n much better variety than
any that have been On the street
this year
Butter. eggs aud cheese have
made = slight advance ia the past
few DAYS Fud another rieo may be
expected on butter and eggs soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
lEAF EARS TURNED
TO Piles APPEALS

yeutoa Yesterday afternoon In onc.
TIVE. three order and that despite
the fact that Senator Piles himaelf.
m his address 20 the convention.
virtually tcrudlated some 81 the
nominees.
Ia addressing the convention
Senator Piles appealed 20 la mem-
befs To nominate only clean. IN
tlsht candidates, bat the conyr en-
ton was. IN many Of the eontszt..
toe far committed 60 undesirable
candidates Ca retrace It's steps. ~ no
attention Wss paid % tho appeal.
theush the convention chrered the
speaker wildly throughout hln al.
dtsaa
Congressman Humphrey also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

Because he would not permit the
publication Of false E.atomonia
over hts signature. J II Ffinh has
withdrawn tho! use of his nhme
ms sponsor for the statements rs.
sued hy The Seattle Electric club.
OF which he IL president The
statements Of the league are now
being Published anonymously, with
merely ~ ote above them from Mr..
Ffink calling attention 20 the az
IieioH
Il IL apparent that Mr. Frlnk has
little or nothing to do With the
preparation of the public state
mentH made from day 10 day By the
club when The publication Of
these statements WIS first begun
they we're published ms though
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
CORNER CO.'S roR 80 600.

Lots s aud s. block 81. c. G. Ter
rvs addition. situated on the north
east corner 81 seventh av. and
lanes 81. was sold yesterday By
Hans Peterson TO william u Johns
through y. II. Gulon a Co. foi
$4,000 a month ago this property
vas bought By Mr. Peterson from
Merritt Blo1om for $4,000 Mr.
nloxo mbought Il one year ago fol
ffO 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
Blo GAIN IN THE
PosToFFlcE RECEIPTS

During the year the local post
office receipts have shown gain
over the corresponding months Of
last year. bat the gain for August
was the largest one On record az
the office with the exception Of De
eemher. 1905 The receipts for that
month we're IN excess Of $4,000
The receipts for August. 1906. Wefe
saG.9fs7i. and for August 1905.
t3h. eos Of. The gain OF last month
t. az al naF cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
What 80 Cents a Month
Will Do.

Thirtythree cents a month rents
box Ia the safety deposit vaults
Of VIM D Perkins a Co. al Cher.
~ a. Neither man nor the eles
meuts Of nature can destroy your
Yaluabies If THEY ARE IN OUR
VAULTS Don't you think II IL q
good investment -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

onstratlnR the fact that their ellen
tole has followed them. "On the
bridge a. Midnight" runs All week
The play II good and Whoieaome
and we'll interpreted by the com
pany. particularly Germany and
lteddy
Next week. starting Sunday afi
cfnoon. the Taylor company ap
pears ~ the Seattle theatef 81
Stolen BY Gypsies"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
manufacturers TO MEET

&The Manufacturers association
|of Seattle will meet at the Seattle
Athletic club Saturday night with
fhe state board Of control Some OF
or members feel that there has
|Meu discrimination against Wash
ihrton manufacturers In the pur
rhase Of supplies for our state IN
stltutious. and this meeting has
been called to see II that difficulty
cnnnni De Tomcdled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
BANQUET EMPLOYEES.

L. u. Apaley. ssreeident Of the
Apsloy Rubber company, Of. Massa'
chusetta. and president Of the Rub
her Manufacturing a Distributing
company. Of this city. gave n din.
ner 20 the employees OF the Seattle
branch Of the house at the Rainier
Grand laFt night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
SEATTLE MEN BUY
PORTLAND PROPERTY

The Chamber OF Commerce build.
'inr. IN Portland. was bought hy
Norltz Thomsen and w y Hoiius
~ q consideration OF 100000 The
building IL eight stories hlgh and
1aOxfgG feet wide The top floor
vas recently quilted BY fire. but
will be repaired by the new owners
* MON as tho title u pasaed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
CHORAL SOCIETY APPEARS.

A. the Plymouth Congregational
church last night the Choral fymf
phang 1bclotF gave an entfrain'
ment 20 very large audience Thu
following numbers were fnnHi
Chorus From Elijah. Chorus
From Gaals Ruth. Eanfer Anthem,
by ! ~ Howe. and oh. for the
Wings Of n Dove
RI shrdlu ncmfwy I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
Richest Bottom Land In
This State

None better You can see crops on
adloiuinK land. between Renion
and Orillla. on interurban road
Cheap price Easy terms J. A
Paine. a07 Alaska bldg. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
The THEATERS
ION the QUIET"

ION the Quiet"
The Stewart Opera company viii
close ita engagement az the Grand
Saturday night in a farewell pro.
duetiun OF Dorothy" There VIII
be matinee Saturday
beginning Sunday night. Willie
Collier will appear Ia On the
Quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

-. had and Indifferent the
a..t,. whose names were On
80. At ths machine orsaulsea
~ he cloak 81 Senator Piles
- nsmsa in the Republican sous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

ian eats 81 tea raEst srand asrs
- tea abais eafn - - tau ia 49,
faFa 40 pef ten iced nlset - pee tau
nitfa itHas - So tHni ca eaha 81 -
teu tfaH 80 psf tee shafta til psf tea
fk1NRsd fssA - psH len
Lime and Cement.
Fsftians sssnsat. iaaI,osted pss al - -
feEflaHa raaaaHt Casifa4 ntas 80 ri ~
ISIS - ff fstafnra b4ss Fsastff rsfts
rsf thA O.. iiHs han Jaan Maahs liar
- al 81 fire tfteh ~ - - FAzs
seftaE h4n so a. 81 usstai tsth, psf yafd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

All this week Casey a LeClnlr
will repeat their laughahle Celtic
tenement sketch az the Star the.
alter they have good support on
the present bill. and the crowds At
the little play house show the usual
boz oIlIeo nInannIliN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
Best Celery Land In State

Twenty five minutes from Pioneer
SQUARE. Cost YOU gs cents round
trip. Easy terms One acre will
make YOU independent J a. Paine.
g07 Alaska bldg. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

There IL just as much enthusiasm
nightly demonstrated By the audi
ence az the Seattle thoaier this
week as there was formerly az
Russell 4 DreWa other house. dem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

csc machlnlats steel rule AJe A.
EpinninKE see window aud get
price iiat az mechanics tools re-.
dnced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

EafiY Hass o. teu nHeenks lAes.
.ss 10. s .s.s.ss 80. sa - 90. -
fIrst = nsa Essis saef ro ne
fafnips So Sc. Csfifafuis Tomatoes a.
naiivss g. sagash des sg.e
nssAai "a .a..s 81 Is. Z "a s..s. =.
~ go aniens csi a sapt . sfstn cafrs
$50 Yakima petaiass ieFa. een.pslrs
snssts g. ta csas watsfuialaus O. 70 rnf +
swimmer ssassHs 80
Fruits.
n4nsnss q ~ d. o. & srr ~ wsuat.
rbss apFisa psf tat IiM lslnaus p~r
boz q fancy isniaus psf hos q seas.
rats a1s fts P@ash pIaHas psf ersis
.,ai s'sssi s.t srsis e. w .s.s es 90
calfaruia. nsr crate. *. wsaatshss' pss
rrat. ftn. eantaiauues psr crate.
o. 90 r. srpiss rsf rrsis nafiess u ~
cifarsasssins 10 hl.ekheffiss q X.
isssis d nass eass. - Grab assls. q
s. naiiv. Tragedy pfunss. 80 bas. sassa4&,
f'asnsan piuius. 90 has -. FlefiaA
rinsagplss. per ease a'a -
haaa -
ntHstiF fresh ranch ssss pr aan itstsaf
oregon rsneh. f9lsc Eastern. NaNe
Butter and Cheese. III
washington creamery batter pef % d
I Esstsra fresh hfifk. 10 SEQ Haafsft
ffssh ~ I'll Ia. 'ss'h e1 i.sa,s. w.
dunsin ruunE American fec. lnlturHsf
~. ise. New Yefh oaisiss cheese, H. ZEE
s-l.s -. iiaife. Iiiamess' Iiissi,a n
Poultry.
live Cd chickens. per 10. ite brahl
sfs i5qlae u snriaS liai,s' I've ,,gfssslys
~ ISL afes.sa, 49, HFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

..,,a,lcANs IN COUNTY con
.sAr,oN GO AHEAD WITH
.sAnE.uP NOMINATIONS, IN
AVS OF LEADERS WISHES
n,.Tev PRIMARY PLANK
.nKsls rHE PLATFORM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

We thsrsfefs hereby Instruct ouf
Delegates q the state convention Is
vote fnF. and up~ az honnrahlu
means "a secure the nominations -
Hon vein y Humphrey hs snr party
nominee faF member - congress
ana Of Judges Milo A. noai " a.
uunhaH. Herman y Cfga aad Wal
iace Maunf AZ car party nominees
for she supreme court
We are In favor - direct rgi.
mary Law ard pledge onr earnest
Support and the support ~ al The
Republican legislative candidates e.
vote ard work far Fhe rasaSs ~
diFeet primary biil ~ tha ustt aes
sion q our state legislature ainns
re lines % The tiii prepared b. the
WurkinNm~u'a l~aKar. KING Counts
Republican eiub. the civic union aH1
fhs Direct Primary league % the
state Of Washington.
We pledge uar legislative uams
Trees sf the nest session - ths isE
ialatufe ia INTRODUCES and use All
honorable means e. secure fhs pas
saEs Of an amendment 10 the civil
damage act 60 the vrA that q parent
who has suffered damage ~ the
wtouEfui death ~ hts child may 70
cover damages therefor la the courts
u fHIH state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
Coz, 81 osllas,loa.

Cost 81 Obligation.
we believe that excessive rost u
litigation falls the heaviest upon The
poor. and We are opposed 20 ANY
state legislation. the effect af which
Wtii - 10 Increase the cost thereof
IL this state
The foilawinE county central eou,-
mitteemsn for the ensuing two years
1efs reported
ftfst ward. Frank clancy. % faG
Roadway second ward .. %
Springer Thlra safd. J y Gala
han Fourth ward. Prank uiWmifk
rTfth ward irving fiAiiafJ siKth
ward. John ireland Seventh ward.
John Van Horn. Eishth ward. G.
~ Nsrftnsfd. Ninth ward. NJ
Denny Tenth ward. J y Meauf
Eleventh ward. Y W Collision North
district. George y Sparkling sidney
Williams NJ ~ Russell. ballard.
A y. Ruffnsr South district Wal.
ter wafnoek. ". A. earle. sam la
franbols and >. y. Dean.
Delegate, 20 State Convention.
Following are the delegates 70 the
Republican state convention. 70 be
held IN this city sept 10
Bsliafa-J. y Znok. a = Huffnsr.
q. ~ Timer. James n Smith. David
MeVaY. and W = Dickson
south district John Wedding -
Anderson. y J Kenstre. o. a. Patti
saf. chester Eaton. Emil Nelson,
A. r. Van De Vanier. J. J Smith
r q Morgan. NJ. ~ Morrill, W ~
| clarke W. " Mcclure. G. =. HoYs
and " " Brown.
North disfrfe, Judge W ~ white
Bert Webster. Aug LonEfen. 9. W
Coriisa. charles HoFnhefE q. -
WtsweH Arthur =. Williams Sam
Galloway. d. l. Hunt. @ Erickson.
T n. Page. :. G Norton and " II
Collins
city % peaifie-=st Kaufman
George clark. Within Holt. Pred "
Newell. carl Campbell. Ed Tonkin
= Johnston. ~ Ref ,. ,. nfeu-
nan. Homer NJ Hill O. " Queaneli
John =. Hartman. q 81 shank y
e. Rnfns william q. Lynch. y NJ
I Jaffsfv. Elmer r. Todd Louis
I Ralph. Harry D. Wilson. p e
Hughes Charles usrtram. judge
/ Wan Tobel Bruce shorts John g
| fIref. Heff Taylor. irving NJ Rat
iara A 1. Thaysr. John y Mctaiu
/ fmaiua a. Ncgulff Benjamin Crock
stt. John r. Cummings. q. .. zlu.
Norman. John - Brill Arnold Hbin-
den. jeff brennan. J T. klette
/ Walter Hall Jesse Ernst. ". NJ
| peaas y ~ CUTE. " r. Scott Mel.
aoa grimsiay. Humford Rohb. " W
| wiltshire. Tom Anderson. =. -
Hughes. George n Cole. g. ~ Nib
! Iork. &. e. c0nFistan. John W Rob
| srtH s. 4. LaiuR Frank s Griffith
p 4 Blaine q. ~ Hlethen. George
r.. Tampiug. Richard CLOWN. Claude
I Gage. Daniel Tandon. W A. Taff
land. n. A. BENNETT. ". ". Thump.
son. Godfrey Chelauder Watson
/ Allen. J. ~ Word aud J. NJ VIII
mot
THE Ticket Nominated.
The following i8 the complete
I ticket nominated
Judge ~ the superior court =
! Mitchell Gillian. ~ Seattle.
sheriff T.. e. Smith. ~ Auburn.
Auditor James =. AFnew. 81 S..
attic
Attorney Kenneth Maeklntosh
/ Of Seattle.
CLERK otto A. Case. Of Seattle.
Treasurer Matt Gorniey. Of se-
aitie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

Eastern Wash timothy, flE ton. IA.
esf sound 81 ton. alfalfa tifdig per In
wheat hay, 90 per tom Eastern Washins
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The record which they have
made should h. a matter u pride in
themselves. and recognized - epn.
tiuuiuE them lm their respective
fields II activity We also lndorae
the hauafahls and verify freofd Of
our either members of congress. and
the delegation Ia congress frafu the
state u Washington IL specially
commended faF tie prompt and Wig
erauH aetien regarding the LAKE
Washington canal
We likewise take pride tn the *
eeilemt rrEefd ~ oug f~tlew citizen.
judge Milo A Root. a. = member -
eur supreme court tiis ability AZ a
iariut Is well established. and hls
faiFusss hhd foafissanraa have re-.
Elected credit upon his county ana
state and uran the highly respect )
81 and haHnfahis tribunal Of which
hs - 50 verify member, We BE-
firNn that thN .seanris % be Great
ed apon thn supreme bHneh shauid
be filled ~ continuing the present
members ~ that honorable body zoe
a tnHHrf NaFKtea.
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Hats

A large assortment for much
less than ever offered in Seattle
BUY from the manufacturers
who make them from goods IA
Seattle and sells you for less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

The follawinE platform was adopt
ed By a unanimous votei
We the Republicans OF Kinr
county IA convention assembled
hereby Nest heartily approve the
administration 1T oar fearless ahl
prrriusa president Theodore Raoae-
Welt Ne admire his career - q
private citizen and a. a public off,
etai. and We commend his standard
uf American citizenship TO ths
thouEhtful consideration and emu
lation 81 every lover ~ mankind
We are o. favor ~ ihr Neuuh-
tiean policy u protection. Under
shis system wr are sniuyiuw q pros
peritY never before equaled and ar
are opposed 60 tariff revision until
the condition - the country IA sure
60 assure that such revision via do
more saod than harm.
We congratulate she people 81
kinE county and Of the state ~
Washington uram having secured
the services ~ Hon samuel u piles
in the United states senate and
lion. WI F. Humphrey. Ia The lower
house Of eeusruas
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spoke foF Hood citizenship aud the
nomination Of clean. honorable uans
didates for the several offices 10 be
tllied hVl despite this advice and
despite the warnings Vt many on
foslnH members 81 some % the dele
sationa to the convention. the cous
Nrution carried out lta program Of
nonitpa tine Henry nveb, the ltlke VI.
saloon man. FOR the legislature from
the Thirty sixfh district which In
eludoH Queen Anne hill. 0eofge o.
Piper OF "ao percent gambling
Eraft' fame. an senator from the
Thirty fourth district. aud Colonel
hillY Potts. the make believe aen-
aton from the Thirty nth district
to succeed himself.
Ia tho North district a test vote
IN caucus showed James zook nom-
mated for commissioner but some
Of hiH supporters were Induced To
abandon him after they had east
their votes for him aud he was de-
feeted by Al Rutherford. In the
same combination - A. Williams
Was nominated fnf state senator
from the Thirty second district.