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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
SALVATION ARMY CARES
FOR OVERWORKED MOTHERS
MAINTAIN BEACH COTTAGE At
SANTA MONICA
AS Long as Funds Hold Out Poor Par
ents Will Be Given a Free Outing
Near the Ocean by the Organiza-
tion
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, July S.-A few Los
Angeles mothers and children will be
cared for this week by the Salvation
army at beach cottage which the
army hopes to maintain throughout the
summer. The week following and as
long as the funds hold out the accom-
modations will be given over to new ar
rivals
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Sealed Proposals will be received at office
of Treasurer Pacific Branch, N II. d. V.
s.. Soldiers Home. Los Angeles County,
Cal, until II o'clock, M, August g. 1905.
and then opened for laying hardwood
accordance with instructions and speci-
fications, copies of which, with blank pro-
posals and other information. may be had
upon application to r. j. Cochrane Treas
urer
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Owing 10 the rush OF business the
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodate OF Herald sub
scribers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Says Mrs. McSnob to Mrs. De Knocks;
II was called on today by Mrs. Van
RoX"
Says Mrs. De Knocks. Il knew she
was coming
Tie papers all say that she loves to go
Summing.
Cleveland Leader,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Sealed Proposals will be received at
office of Treasurer Pacific Branch, n. H.
d. V. s., Soldiers Home. Los Angeles
County, Cal, entil u o'clock m, August
2, 1906, and then opened, for repairing
foundations and painting exterior of Treas
urers quarters, in accordance with in
structions and specifications, copies of
which, with blank proposals and other in
formation may be had upon applica ton
to 7. j. Coehrane. Treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
JEFFERSON CONSOLIDATED
MINES COMPANY

We recommend the purchase of this
stock at its present price, 30c per share,
for an immediate advance.
PIERCE & BEANE,
420 III. w. Helman bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

The Herald will sell you SS5 worth OF
records and GIVE you a six months
subscription TO The Herald and q s2s
Talk. o-Phone absolutely free
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
LECTURE ON DRESS ORIGIN
Mrs. Chaplin VIII Address Woman's
Club at Santa Monica
on Thursday
Speclal to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA, July S.-"Dress
and It's Origin" will be the subject of a
lecture by Mrs. Lou v. Chaplin before
the Santa Monica Woman's club next
Thursday afternoon
There will be a special meeting of the
club at the Windward hotel Venice on
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
Read Our Offer
Plan No. 2

Sign an agreement TO take the
Daily Herald for six months,
paying each month the regular
subscription price of 05e per
month"; purchase $500 worth
of records within a period of
83 weeks. four 6O-cent records
ON delivery OF the machine
and two 0O-cent records each
week thereafter until the full
amount of records has been
purchased.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
Plan No. 1

Pay $500 cash and receive
value TO the amount OF pOS.oO,
as fOllOwsi
TaIk-O-Phone 'pzo.VV
Daily Herald, q months. 8.SO
Records TO value of. see. 5000
This means that you Will re-
ceiVe e35 worth of records at
the price established by the
manufacturers. No more. NO
less. You pay for records only
and you must have them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Talk o. Phone free See the proposition
In today's Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
TaK=O=PhOneS

which we give YOU absolutely free Read offer below;
then come let arrange to send you the paper to your
home for time then you wherever you sPend your va
cation then to your later when you back again.
and let US give you order the old reliabie music
house THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSIC CO.,
332334 South Broadway; or their other branches San
Diego Riverside and San Bernardno And they will mt
YOU out with Talking Machine at No Cost to You, Re-
member. Come Let's Talk 1t Over.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

II you want 10 go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Ger tral r. r.. 2ss S. SprinE,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
Ours Is a
Free Offer

You can have of these marvellous instruments. You
can enjoy the finest music known to the world today
played upon perfect Talking Machine that will cost you
absolutely nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
EX-POLICE
Chief DIES

BALLARD. Jan B. Nick n Beck
former chief az police of ballard
aud day pairolman uf the 1905 fpfcc.
died yesterday afternoon at hia
hmoe on ballard aY ~ hflrhtF
disease be was CO yeaea old SOD
has lived in this city FOR SIX years.
avlng been chief ~ the force Ia
1904 fIo leaves a widow. a young
son and two daughters. an ~ this
city except married daughter
Mrs. KolloEF ~ htafiup
Funeral services WI hc hld thiH
afternoon from Elk'n hall ~ which
lodge BE- was q member. ah well az
~ TIE "A q ~ W ana FofrrtefH
b. III Crown tlill cemetery
1amts naminlIni ~ Seventh ana
Post vas last uiRht arrested on
complaint af Die brother 0n d charge
~ attempted assault and battery.
For s6he time he has openly
Threatened 90 iniure bis brother
whd thinks iittle taste ~ NE law
mac enbae James io mend hlf ways
Ila was released on $40 bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
WILLIAMS
is SILENT

President william ~ thr Pacific
railway returned hHi night from
tbe east whore he was in conference
Nith The Milwaukee Officials ST.
williams announces thar theirs la
nothing new ln the slieailoa and
that be earnot Eige out any pisus ~
the Miieanhce NJ present There u
eeueai hustle lu the office ~ che
ehief engineer oFtf plans had thr
survey 90 routes and something
tefinIr sin be announced boz The
nfar future
AN dependf upon the action taken
hy che rifY c1uurl ln granrag The
Milwaukee lts franchise lea iha ci'Y
and. ua asun a. This u dome. it i
announced that details % The work
wiii De EiFrH out
later ! sham BE- shie 90 talk
ahnai ouf plane here ana Nhen We
shall be- ahie 90 brRln work bit sf
the present thefe is nothing ~ in
trreat 30 % given oui said ar.
Williams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

represented by an Iupo, "a array a
legal talent Among fhD.a present
were a number of prominent Offl.
riala ~ The COMPANY who bad been
nuDio'uaed tO appear sa witnesses
~ the hearing
Among them were Henry " Rog.
erH James 4 Mofiat ~ me erecn.
tive committee ~ the r0mpanY.
Frank q BarFtOu. and Howard
Page In all ~ difccfors and offl.
cials have ben summoned 10 appsaf
az Mllnnanna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Smell Ter
FOR CITY
Gov. MeGraw and Jacob Furth
Are Trying to Secure Loca-
ton Here for Copper and
Lead Smelling Concern

John " McGraw. president ~ che
chnmbc 81 commerce. and jacob
Furh president % the Seattle Elec.
trle company. have boen working
10 find a location for % hmeltcf Tor
the Seattle Copper Lead Smelling
company north ~ the city. The
company desires the location Tor q
smclier which will handle the great
or part ~ the copper and lead de-
ppaiu Boa the Pacific northwest and
viii bo one of ths largest on the
ruHai
We have been az work on this
f0f come time. said Gov McGrnw.
this morning. "Rud have met with
encouragement ! hm not iu p0-
sliion 90 hay anything an yet re-
rafdiug she plans 81 the company
COZ what success will reward our ef-
forte"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
GET OUT OF HERE"
SAYS JOE TO JOHN D
AGAINST THE STATE or MIS-.
SOURI, IN THE LATTERs FIGHT TO MAKE
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY LEAVE THE
STATE

NEW YORK. Jan The nght
of Governor FOLK 90 drive the stand
ard on company from Missouri vac
resumed Ia this city today
The officials of ibs company we're
called before Commissioner SAM
born 10 give testimony ln two suits
brought by Attorney General Ham
ley in the Missouri courts
The Standard OH company WIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
REACHES SOUTH
AMERICA

The steamer Indianapolis owuel
hy the Alaska Steamship cummnY
whifh iH Bow cn guutr ffam tho at
lantic 90 Seattle. arrived af Monts
videu This m8fHigH word iD that
rfieef RAH recelsrd hY the officers
~ fhs company infay
Toe Indianapolis viii leave Mon.
tnYitc4 for Canuuol On sunday She
81 t1pecte1 a. arrive ~ thar port
ahpai Ian r. She ELL leave fwo
aaYs batter and ahr o. expected q
arrtva A. Acspalo on Jan gf l.saV.
lne that port she la due % arrive
leg Sac Francisco un FEB e. and az
Seattle Feh III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

% l. Hurrh iib Washington ~.
told the police yesterday afternoon
that hiH room bad been entered and
long black ulncuai. coat and
vest and a few other articles were
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
fet sale Real gs,a,s


TitE SOUND rnuHYEE cos NEW
lEAtfH otFEhtNpa
g iarrs lotH aad bauss "a ofs,a Lake
ali fHnred aHd iu cultivation side.
pHlAa ahd eitf watff uuiF 81 ao. s
faHht h4laheV EuHd terms
De- efres East Seattle far ta . cash
rem house lats fof ffa wo rash
taiahre 90 ptf month
iela ana hau+s nne pew $50 tfta
eaHh haiahee po psf menih
aefss siosr ta c,f and aehoai iiioa
Fist hnuse ata ans aefe an impTnF
rA close fH Eaf Scent faro. fIif
p hoai anl elii natrr use - cash
tsian'e sof-i ,erwa
We have euif gias Narre tracts ltfi
nrAf huHhtaU feafh. riaH~ la eAf
aHd flHr school $50 Hfe selling ihfHe
"Hf ~ fo each ~ soen. W pe5
.s.a's roe r'ens e 70
hams thIe S. sur chance
TnE gouSp rtrRrEE go
c. to.man h'iF
LOTS aa fha rau faafan tar iins
tls fo o. $50 pn wees enHs
fefHaH
iata ua West seem Auat 1856 N&
each ieuus be WantHf
Anne iifi nn pse aash. talaue'
glae carnrr IS Qursn Auns uu un
esHfranfrH Fitn Hktaa mifh aaah
fogm hgHn ranu el9 ie,
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lnHiNHHr over Same
= date last year ... Foaeifbs 4
ttht kkhtt tthAtt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
THE MARKETS

y.~...tt..
rva~s arr 49, 80 n .rrfs -. ~.
ssesfi sffts. = $500 49,.
n a -.
go. h.~e -. Ifss ,.ss
n 4 y sssro,s ~ ssrs r.. ,srrlg.
sHe& A. fFffelre farr hos g. f.s
en.l.fkSusr. ~ ans 81 Kartie ref
k fFf f4lsff.k ...+ss -. ~. ~.
essosl Cal8afnsa pspfera. rss -
q e unrslfy, prf Gas. r Squash. urf
ID ah4e p#wNafna PER lh fr 60 MhsEa
pr u.s. ie. tomatoes pef haa satsff =
per az SCI reterf. HfF harHf..
efe White River antafara faI flafs
~ auesr fsatafnfs iai RS j 20 Yaiia@
nanAet uniaua. cni.. 81 $50 q. Walia
fruits.
FlBN per ease AIn Bricks q =
fsffisas rrs usib caffurs 81 sasi1 -
80 case. z ~. wraafgh e- anaiss
81 El hsiiss aqries. fTs. as.-.ili =
Cas- 9luNenHtnina urr new THasf
parent nrplra SET tur taNr. Fees
ppiea psF baA d b. fanrB 49,
p'fr lsef hns asuf pthrH bux grH
saek psr ~ r. Mus erawa ~
NHiHa Hff aHH "a H 'fa-
nass rer Hus @ee Nai heus PES
rafnh lsiae reetagHrs psr boa a.
pumuf efauatCH nrf haN tm Oar
pfHnEea rFr huudle Nh twa rrates
l1 each bundle Mafire pfMchfr BOX.
u "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

ostseps,hy.
WAhlNNUruN lNHftTtrE ot VI.
1totAlilh ,,tiss tsaT ia Seattle
oeuns,s sea Auris'a
uh b rs PERRY, oealsL Aar.ai
80 Marion.
pp roNpA ~AbnAu- - Alashs
nuiidiug
shln nuliasrs-
MORAN hliOH COMPANY. nnsl.
rrsfs end ahtstaiafra nrY packs
Aumhsf MtAa Seattle
Photearaphses' sunplls.
ANtkhnUs SUPPLY Co u Ch-rfI
81 Seattle
rstsrt Auesrsg.
AhAaia q hhuokn, fssiatrfai Attef.
sssiils' sisshsa 4 ngesss lsisis y
WaHhiHEtsh y G. @1s Gaia'aH
rArENTH guaranteed rsnuish q
AawfrHFp. h lFafe Fxtteflrnee a.
MaHhiHE Hh Seattle ufftae a. NaFaF
hlas 0atas toes FbHH
PhYsieiaes sad sureseHa
ph ClfAhnEhM o. Alaska bar
Both phuafs
nn DALTON. ~ Afeads alin dis.
sasss pHt~
uR uEo nERnrlN g uoiea u's
Fss ssls-warwrs sra Lana
NkNt ia a nANuAl& III fsH whnt :
ntrf hams la thr teHntfN ae# Fan
ia sre this tf aefra. lnsaera Hrsllis
and fsrHHa fat eated nH enfMft
Hf see rNHHtF F.ntH FtHEn fe eassl
rshaasi amd urigthHye haf ueh ser.
Uut tsftam iauA hatsuer ffsl.rlaa
uplanA aii mfHra lfvel unm efaafa
heaff iarae bare frNsfnl eufHut'd'
inHa wmwef afaifes uHah satN
pFtre fgf q few DAYS iHE latsE rewH
thirhtun tsfmlna imprmFnts and
upaea huiH fNFHigaff 3 80
NoMFNF MAttrHN
ftfHm 9t Alaska HHltAtnF 800
FORTY &CmE rAWM Neef lefstsa
ufFflaaafHH auHaG aHif fea Fasia
ffotn tTaeh hanAf tn heef anaiae
ttianee tmestlf elder laed fHsit
eiFsfea nieHFF 90 aprtna uatsf fas
lfFtaAalnH sua huWse 90 tafFf
faHtns plsatsfrf anH in ffst.t iass
faaaIti1n several aathuiiNasa lafrs
ss-s as ss.essas iso wsa.a AZ - e
rhanar fa fits nfefra7e
nuUfAr MAfsfmT
Hf Nt f4 Alaesa haha'ns s
FAmM LANpa
We hasF flFs houGht the ai8 airs|
hsneh aua have "a piattHd flt
aefe Tracts 81 80 nes acre iefns
o. tssh sna o. mnnEh ARSE clear
- wa.st ffunt t1aeis - ~ ,rart
sarehasef g to4e tss fas Tist.
bruHI 90 guarantees perfect fifie
unfN = HinHtss ffaf e. nrnsHm car
nay q gwnsF
q u NICHOLS 81 raian Rik
FAfM WAENAf~ iw arrca eona
laad nsaflY sii ieeri plsuiF G Fuu.
sraaH ffuiis neu faasa rissssFr.l
hsMeF uleetY satft un enfmeF es
twa roaniY raads - ni'fH fsau
tnsAl twwu anA raffnaA sta Wan. ans
hours fHfe ffuH seattle BE- tahfH
fhla weeh g. 8 mtN neT W This
pFee lneHHep rnaa "a 81 shlrkrua
anA termtnN HaFletnsmta Terms ~
part
mss 3 AianAa ua.a.na t
q lae 81 aefrs witbin 3 mlis frum mu.
fuad afafion Hrar Seattle 81 arfsa
flaafea hafaufs ia tlmhef iao ful
frffa fu faasfnH fsFaHsn hss.fae. hern.
rhBsAen hassae UFaasief na0aa ana
other aHihuliiluEs
8 60 arrra rarf river haftnn land
ahaut a acfrs feared and y ceres
efs fNH
.s nAHf
fttaH @fttt ktsia
hNih htH teltA
iAii'asa atffeA
1899. 49,
"Nef U.s. tsttN ". fFNF'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

q .NNIf FHfA Monday morning rWal
white FreBeh ruaalp doa ffmslr
finder villa return HHmH fn room 20
fFaefai hotel they will uVt rued =.
NafN ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Extra Special
CONTRACT GOODS

The following goods we're
bought by the old concern and
FOR that reason We can cut the
contract prices. That's Why yoA
can buy them at for lees.
Monarch shirts =. ...-s... DC
Arrow sfAud C.uifarx xur ~
Cluclt Shirts +. .s.....sNk
$500 Celebrated Harlow sh
se+t .tss4 tss.s ssttf#A
$3.50 Lion Hat .
ienuinc President 81
ststt s#sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
mr. mat rsrArE

by REAL ESTATE
FeHW
Nasttaa fuHE fHFHNf au first Ntai rfuHr
90 MaasHsH ftmH ssHffnH tug tafKf
afafimfHt hnasr BETH streets paved
#m1 paA4
Nk8r
iaafH eHuef Denny hin ffaFaas in.
come SO fg mnnfh uerF 81 ff grHf
and ffa e. mafesHe tn ta(Hv
"a a TURNER GNN ESQ
a t NFaNsnt. tsftH ~ FWfHr4 Mar
81 nHA 60 f.aastsFF kstfarHH
RACufEtCN ueaaufal lats wlnuges
rise uf fsaensHf aIHafr. iafs~ $50
siNhfir $50 tH fNW ea#f ttrmr
kiue ka ~ eer
IS ownsr naan 81 unlnn ulaeA SEA
Eifat HfeHur
AEE HknN
Mn8FFn fNufm huanf zoe HAE@ tHH
DIaehs fEssm gaf pftre t4H 80
zach aatsnEf tN prf m#mih
Coed tfnufa hnItae int Nafe fmu
NinskH fFam caF anirmsiia rsmmHnifY
tf.er So So cash. haisHra gsf
cent
II. ] RpHENuG.N w Arcade
FhanFa Main iiiN end A SD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Shirts

e rlne safi Ernni shlfia. slFes
IL e 1915 1T .st.s .tta 1fe
800 Fine lanndcrcd shirts f5e
1875 Fine Colofed t.aundercd
shirts with cuffs ....t,. 55e
$500 Fine White Laundered
ah'f'A -, ..t, t,..+ ..-fDc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
As,..a.rsr sell.
GEORGETOWN
Garden
IT acts
$3.50


NHuf money iH wou Invested ~ you
uut % iufu nHr nf uuf flph soil EHfdDf
tracts These tracts are Joss than
fnuf mWFH frum iIuuFaf H4uaFN. hua
unlf 81 Wiuutta ride un ihH HrN itrn.
taN rHf ERtft tfNrt Ia Hu uiau.
iuftlN sure Investment aud $500 can
see nnh ina qHigk " Nuu want q.
niakr SOME money
lNfsr tfaItH are lHat arfusa fha sfFufi
tfnm where thr ftAttlr ilfgttig Conn.
loent VIII rufUt HhHut SOL w. % fUi
Naf hHfna shops AHd manufacturing
plant ana Wlii employ ahnuf au mon
Meet nf fhr#t mon Will wHuf fa iiNt
CLOSE in their work uud w. have thf
best thiHH in Naiue iG offer ln tht
TEAL estate niHfhff
Come ip aud tails ii over
EatahuaheI lnB
A HHHiMNuN.
b Alaska nidg
ACREAGE. Security Savings a safe
hVruait Co. as Seneca II
htff ou the speedway HHr DUNLAP
~ luiuu Block
POUR ACHES meas nireftnn. level
iaHh Nuah aHii nearly au cleared
new h.ruHm house barn. iHfEf ChiCt
cen house D HN. raHN trfWH
NOHEHT MAt.rnt
Whsesl. asi AianEa NHldinH ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Suits
Underwear

500 Linen Mesh Underwear b.,
... ....t .,t.. ....,.,. Zoe
Extra heavy Jersey Ribbed TN
dcrWgar ., ,t.tt +t.t, 60. zoe
Sanitary Fleeced Lined Under
wear ...... ,..-. +...s...1 le'
tiyht Weight Wool Underwear
,t. ttst. t++.t st.+ss.ts NNc
Medium Weight Wool Under.
wear ..e++ .s..t+tt+s. zoe
$500 Fine An Wool Underwear
i f ... .",' "s..-, 9Je
These prices mean all per gar
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

ftit hhitf strong HRhf MrrcIo
lh irr ffHHn. muH HlHfda and
niilap NfaT bargain Hl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

Acreage tor safe
EVEN fF f0r DON d waaf En- aae III
fHrt umN ~ 90 ceres oHf near ths
uew intfrafhan BE- r. nlEhfg rlHn
thirR ~ have. ard ft only takrH 8
little m0nrf down ard snay monthly
payments Come to fhr ufflrr ana
set plat ard fHn particulars 90 the
Best frHrt ou the whole fne
ROBERT MAt.Tuf.
HlagNa E1 Alaska UuIldimw 10
NEW AcRE TRACTS
have IHat recently bought large
ranch va uuwnmlah VALLEY uifh over
z9V feet waterfront nn THE uuwam-
tslf river, and u0W have If divided
fnto raFdfu ard arre trartn Zine
slider bottom iAnd. Soc Der acre.
large river front trnrta $40 cleared
80 to $40 Terms. 60 cash. s. per
month Near rnr llnN and only E
minutes ride from business center
81 Seattle
See osner. w p PArrEN. &c Pacific
Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
COMPARE PRICES BELOW
Shoes

f2.ao Nici and CalfEkiu Shoes
s-ss++s. +ss.- ss..a.ss 10
No split leather.
$500 Dress and Working shoes
.stsssr. .sts.ss- ...t.t ~ .Ob
Strong and durable.
$3.50 Extra Heavy Working
Shoes. double soles and guar
antccd -.t-.t. ..-...s.S 80
s. and $500 Shoes. choice
stock. best make and latest
STYLES ...-,.. .s....... ~. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

HOWARD d. LEWIS a co
! AND uALLEN BLOCK
MAIN fNp 1912
81 ge let HtHo an thr paved psri 81
sch ave- Anhfpna car
tEin srnam house large Tot near
Cascade SCHOOL
fao pine CORNER Poe COS car nrr ID
misutss FROM l11eer Husafe in.
MFACffAM.
New tark Block
HERE ia a SNAP
q pretty Broom mnHffn guftaUr nH
Qurtn Anne ifii Think ~ I'd nnF
iiH down nhd balance iH monthly
wiNsutp mos
Room ~ Nniman h.dg
HERE arc some roaa barrains ail of
$50 l.room house 30, psiaa on atb
SEQ rnom new hopse ioi oxwo
Fremont.
g. 10 Tuo haurea. iet skn. on Nar
man 3D. Hel either wei both
e. s.e room hnnff int #si" on so
.s0a tfrOu hausr. lat faxim corner
18TH aud Charles
Keep uur iiefH We rlu show SOFA other
buys Some good ones in vacant iatH
49, bANNUR A co.
Phone Malu np
HIg lumber EaEHaNHr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

5000 Young Mems Suits double
breasted. 3picCe. long pants
"a AZ
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18
DEMOCRATS DISAPPOINTED.

The Democratic state committee is
greatly disappointed because the cat
tlemen OF Kansas are not contributing
10 the Harris campaign fund. Colonel
Harris having formerly been a stock
man, It was believed by the polite
Ians who are managing his campaign
that the cattlemen would fall over
one another in their efforts to pay
the expenses Of the Democratic cam.
paign. But Colonel Ryan, Billy Pep
PERIL, James Morphy and Frank Jer-I
rell, the Kansas end Of the campaign,
have not been able to show the cattle
men that Il IL Chicago candidate will
Byer he Iii position to aid them In
their business The cattlemen, there
fore, are not digging up, and there Is
much grief at the Hotel Throop
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18
DEMOCRATIC INsIACERITY
HAS HAMPERED PROGRESS OF
THE HARRIS CAMPAIGN.

Voters in all parts Of Kansas are
keeping pretty close track OF the cam
paign In the state this year and are
well informed as to the issues. The
days when political sharp practice and
smooth talk fool the people are past.
Kansas voters read the daily news
papers and know what Is going on. For
that reason Col. Harris of Chicago
and his Democratic hackers are max
ing little progress in their crusade
against Governor Hoch. The people
know what has been going on and
some Of the best expositions Of the
hypocrisy and insincerity Of the Dem
ocratic leaders have come from 10y
members Of the Republican party
who ordinarily do little save vote.
=. ]. Gregg Of Burlington, a well
known Republican locally recently
Denned the following clear analysts Or
the situation giving In plain, common
sense terms the reason for the fail
ure 81 the Democratic campaign;
AThere are two things the Demo
cratic machine III Kansas has fron.
|tho FIRST been sadly III need Of iii theji,
prosalyting campaign for Republ
can votes.
ssThe first is sincerity
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18
ARE AGAINST ovERMYER.

The action Of David Overmyer In
betraying the Populist party in 1894
b re-acting. He thought when he be-
came the Democratic candidate for
governor against Governor Lewelling
ut that time that he would never again
enter politics and that he would put
the Populist party out of business as
he dropped out Of the game. After
the Populist convention had renom-
mated Governor Lewelling, Mr.. Over
myer and Tome OF his friends thought
hey saw an opportunity to put the
Populist organization out of business
and Mr.. Overmyer consequently took
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor. He accomplished the purpose
Of defeating the Populist ticket at the
polls that fall, but he failed to put
the Pop" party to sleep. The mem
bers of that organization vowed that
they would have revenge on David
and the latter so well knew the tenn
per Of the voters that he did not
again become a candidate for office
until this year. He believed that the
Populists had forgotten the course he
pursued twelve years ago.
The letters which the Populist cam
paign managers are now receiving In
dictate that the voters of the party
not only have not forgotten Mr..
Overmyer's part in the campaign Of
twelve years ago, but that they have
been waiting for an opportunity Of
this sort to even up the score with
the Topeka Democrat. The Populist,
George Bailey, who was nominated
for the Office Of attorney general this
year withdrew from his ticket and
bis place will not be filed. This will
give the Populists who desire to do so
chance to express their preference
between the Republican candidate for
this Office and the man Overmyer,
candidate for the Office on the Dem
pcratic ticket, who defeated their par
ty and kept 1t out Of power twelve
years ago. It does not require SUI
perSor intellect to decide what will be
The result.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18
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