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The Washington times., 1906-10-12
GREENE COPPER
ON THE TOBOGGAN
Mitchell Mining Finds Favor
at an Advance of
Nearly a Point.

',he crisp fall air. the growing ease of
The money market or some other equally
rflrotive cause attracted large attend
snce of the members o ID, TIE meeting o:
the Washington Stock Exchange. ard
produced q greater volume OF business
than has been seen tor full many moons.
Ia fact q one time J., had IN Tie qp-
Iearance or "a real taey day and The
raPidity of the transactions Kept jne
acting Secretary. l3rice J. Moses. oip
hiS ne>1ei to keep uP witt lne record.
Prices did not move an the same way.
however and the sains and losses were
pretty well distributed throughout the
list. as, for example Greene Copper lost
- fuil point and was plentiful az 2G,
while Mitchell Mining jumped nearly
an equal amount and was taken al .. as
aeains1 q. ia th early part Of the
week
Gas stock ,outiurtd ou tH, J.ryH
grade. and tue selling OF Yesterday was
persisted IN frOm the same source and
broke through he - mark 80 well -lIs-
tanned on yesterday
Washington Railway common held
firm at 3Ui4 while the preferred dropped
away 30 81 on Tree selling by brokers
closely identined with the stock.
Capital Traction was taken Iu Jh, rN-
tent Or ~ shares. and f-auston wss iu
oeiter request tHu has been shown
The bond call also bsJ DAY or in-
creased Interest, and lie totals iu both
cissses made "a very respectable show
Ing.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
FINANCIAL.
FIRST COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
or uEo&aEToWN, D. o.
Organised AEey, 1889.
NOTICE

HAS Ne
/ subscription books to the 2sth an
nual iHHus OF stock win soon close.
Four per cent paid on special aepOE-
its OF 1lso and multtplss thersof.
J -Four pei csnt also paid on monthly de-
/ p"slts "i Sz9b ami t-ultplss thereof. Addl-
/ l9uAi interest above on ana t1ITitg of stGrk
/ Now iE always tho time ~ begin 70 save
! The most successful among men make their
| earnings earn money. - Is bad policy % ier
/ money he tdle Instead pr permitting your
! surplus 10 remain ia hanks-why not put i,
/ INTO an institution that paSs you Interest
I for the Use OF it,
To the man VINO will inquire Al the office
/ If the Association. the proper place 20 Sc
cure Information hr vii be- met with these
simple statements.
You become a member simply ey making .
deposit OF $40 any amount exceeding this
should YOU wish 10 make special deposit
that rs. put M f5e.e9 a. one time, or any uun-
her OF times 50 ~ there IS a provision in the
Assoc ietl0n's plan 90 accommodate YOU ro
those who make special deposits. monthly VI
additional deposits are not necessary. though
they MAY be made II desired
The building association plan. so far as the
Investments are concerned. may De summed
up Ia the following words.
Deposit all you can. A. often as you can.
and draw 0ut your deposit with Interest only
when necessity demands.
The FIRST Cooperative Building As-ocia-
tion from its beginning. attracted substsn
notice The unsullie6 reputation OF It's or
should be conducted GA the mutual plan pre-
ssnted an unanswerabie argument ina behalf
of patronage. Every man who subScTibes To
stock extends the bsnshc-nt influence OF
home building
Ii has been demonstrated that as q de-
p0sitorv for ~avings both Of the Well-to-du
ana the poor the First Cooperative Build
ing Association presents advantages and fes-
tUTes unexcelled.
First COOPERATIVE Building Association
SHARES to suit All incomes
MONTHLY ....,.--.--...- &Z.5O
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
PATD-UP .-.----.. ...--..--.- $lSV-00
Office: 1926 ThlfI-seGORd Street
OFFICERS.
! A B. Jackson. President
II G. Wagner, Vice President
J. Barton Miller. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
: Thomas Brown. ". r. Gibbons.
George freeman. II. T. Gilbert, W. 4.
Cunningham. Daniel Johnson. John
EieminG.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
CONTINUOUS.

- a.a-'
See here cfia,s his father won
promised me when Z answered yUur last
question chat you wouIdn ask another. 20
Of know. bltt dis is part o. de same
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
NO TARIFF FAYORITES
FOR UNITED STATES
Germany's Bluff to Secure Concessions
Fails to Have
Effect.

The United states Government has
called Germany's blun Maj John NJ
Carson, chief OF thc Bureau OF
Manufactures iu au omeIa puhlica-
uon today says,
A delegation or German manufac-
turrr~ Who came 20 This country Tee
gently tu secure relief from what they
considered restrictive legislation have
not. apparently from remarks ut some
members OF the delegation, received any
great satisfaction. They seem TO think
that special favors might be given to
German manufacturers iu administer
ing the customs laws. being unaware
that the United States treats an ma
lions alike Their threats of "A tariff
war on the part OF Germany do not
influence American Officials I'm their en-
IurcemeuJ OF the law
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
Oil Stove Causes Blaze

An oil stove exploded last night tu the
home Of Mrs. Georgia Galway. l21s h
street southeast. and caused small
blaze. The first was easily eNtlngUished
and only OCcasionsd slight damage.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
MIecELLANEOUS BONDs-
HEAVY BUYERS
IN COTTON MARKET

NEW NORk. Oet T. The cotton mar
kct az the outset was affected 5y weaker
cables from Liverpool ana rising t@m-
peratuTCs in the central and western
belt. Reports iutimsted thai the de
preston IN the English market was due
partly 10 heavy selling by biz out
side operator here.
Shorts we're rather heavy buyers here.
Opening LriCes. Oct. 10 g0dle9s, NOV,
II -U4Til06, Dec. f0.9S.Il00- Jan % l.gy9r
1l.U3. Feb N 05 bid, March l11SU-n 30,
April HIS bid; Man Il Z5Q26o0.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12

subscription hooks TO the 25th an
nual tHHus OF stock win soon close.
Pour per cent paid on special aepOE-
Its OF $3.50 and multtplss thereof.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
Loan Companies.

s5s Commercial Bank BuudtaE.
N W Cor. Isth and c Sts Fou.th Floor.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12

Americans largely eat labels" says
Prof Wiley Wen. that's better than
chewing the rag-Boston Herald
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
PHYSICAL CULTURE LECTURE
IN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Mrs M l.andou Reed viii give an
Illustrated lecture at clock tonight
iu the Congregational Church. Colum-
bia Road and Fourteenth street north
west when she viii demonstrate tho
necessity for the study aud applica tiou
Of physical culture methods.
In ner lecture, Mrs Reed VIII show
various exercises, particularly arranged
Off adults and which include the sub
iecr of poise, relaxation. deep breathing
and the COnserVdt tiOn of energy.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished b. Charles q Gates
g Co, Munsey Building; Members New YORK
Stock Exchange
The Washington times., 1906-10-12
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE FOUN-
DATiONS AND PIER WORK-Offce OF
Building FOR National Museum, Library
Of congress. Washington. d g., October
g. 1895. Sealed Proposals viii be re
CeiYed at this ONCE until TWO O'CLOCK
p. M on THU RSDAY, the EIGHT
EENTH DAY Or OCTOBER 1906. FOR
excavations and concrete foundations
and pier work 0n revised specifications
for The south pavilion OF the new Build
ing for the NationsI Museum, u. this
city. and opened publicly immediately
thereafter. Specifications. general in
structiOns. and conditions and blank
forms OF proposal NAV be obtained on
application 20 this once. BERNARD r
GREEN. Superintendent Of Construction
OcS-6t
The Washington times., 1906-10-12

The stockh0lders or the luiou Trust
Company. have unanimously adopted
she action % the board uf directors in
voting 10 Increase the stock from
N.100.po 10 s-.GFI.Ud. This Increase wts
made 90 meet the expenses ri new
buiidinR operations. which VIII require
p large sum .of money J0 carry ont the
maeuihceHI plans already fully noted
rh- sHI- viii be- placed at Si9d each
and present SrockholdeYs viii be- allotted
two shares toF every three or their
original holdings Payments will oe
made az favorable intervals and diyi-
de'sds on new stock win moi commence
until after January = 1858
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
NOVEL POINTS
IN Law CASE

HEt.iINGlIAN. March 10 Elusive
points % the las are The main feat
uFss % the arEuin.nts presented b.
the attorneys Ia the famous eunst
siot-machinc case
nFisfn we're submitted and the
case taksn under Adslserneni thla
mognsnE The argunssng u city
Attorney Bach 10 that Gunst did
epsrate q gambling device and
therefore is Punishable under the
eity ordinances foFhiddins that prAe-
tiee. Beach argues the quaat son out
In this wise A slot machine IL lot
teri. a lottery is device nf ehRnrr.
and a device % chance IL a gaming
device. therefore. the slot machine
Il 4 gaming dsvice, The fact that
the Machine paid a cigar for every
ehcek played into n. he Ha~ta.s
makes no differences. as IL the player
could not lave lost. the cigar dealer
could. and ~ the oase assumes the
novel form of n man being lhnse-
rutsa for doing something By MhIoh
he risks a iosa and no gain.
The defendants brief states ! bat
I'm gambling thcrn must be a wkTneg
and loser. and that in this aaae
there would b no loser. whexefors
Il ia not n gaming device.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
REKERSES :
DECISION

OLYMPIA. March io.-rhs state
supreme court today reversed the
decision whereby a divorce Naa
granted Lola ~. IAN from ". J. It'll
at Vancouver. clark county The
defendant went 90 Manila Isl the
government service aud the woman
started the suit The complaint
was mailed "a him ana he AZ once
wrote bach 10 hia rather to employ
an attorney ana make a defense.
The Clark county Vuuft refused 90
grant the defendant time 60 have
dispositions taken. because Of the
long delay IN mali 10 and ffou the
philippines. ana granted the wife
decree. The supreme euurt orders
that tho divorce be set aside and
that Mr. ttin be given All the time
necessary 90 set his testimony aud
make hia defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
SMILES
WHENCHARCEO

George Baete charged xith the
showing and ATTEMPTED murder Of
kay Mcdonald. waa this morning
aFraisned in tho criminal court be-
fore Judge Frnter. AID given a
~eeks tiae 10 prepare a plea na.sie
Appeared Ia court handsome aud
daptseF AMI siod smIiinTiy By the
side of Attorney VIII Nurfln while
being arraisned
Bsete n accused OF shooting and
asSioasiy wonndlng Ray MoIlonAIa
last Novembef The ease vas vury
ssnaaiional. Deede attacking Nc
tDnntd hs the latter was walking
down Third av with Mra neezte
The two wsrc ON bad terms "a the
result Of MeDoaalds aitunsinns 10
Mira Beeaie. Neither Mrs. Beside nor
Mcdonald appeared IN court heed.
IL At liberty ON bail pending his
trial which wiIi probably Occur nant
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
WILL. Be TRIED
FOR DISCRETION
MUCH. MARRIED WOMAN MAY
ALSO FACE CHARGE OF elo.
AMY

4 don't know N ! married 'em
all or not Tho e~ond one just
stona up and Hhook hands With.
Reckon married Riddle 10 Vic
tafia
Nra John pfahler. alias Riddle
alias nnakrncr. thus informally 81
planned a. star reporter herr pia
tfimonihi experiences. She IL ia The
cpunty taii hciaE a chafse ~ de
sorting her husband and baby y me-
Que 81 hlsamy-
ii1okencr. the first husband les
beea dead several years having enes
81 hts life In an inaanfaay ium. tils
pfahleF aud Riddle are stiil alive.
and the latter 10 Ia she eaanty jail
facing a charge az serious a. that
agAlns, the wumah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
A DROP oF INK

Miss Elaerton cssnsn from one nf
the oldest families In the city. BE-
ilave"
well. n her family IL living Jet
foa can bet it's one OF the oldest
CIT .lcd-tTy
Help, Henry Help" cried the
loving mother. ~wiIlie's polaonsafs'
What has he eateuY asked the
frightened father.
tie didn't eat--hs drank a bottle
of Ink Think OF some anilaotei
Quick. Henry"
on. give him a piece Of blottinE
payer
Yep" said ths man from the old
home town. we've progressed a
gaod deal since you ioff."
Glad 70 hsar Il. said the man
who had lived there years AGO. sIt's
a fine httis village.
-oh- we're gnttin' real elty Ike
nov. regular metropolitan In some
ways You know We built a street
car line four years ago.
Yes. I remember
We've got straps In the ears
now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
OF THE
PARK BOARD

Secretary Hali. ~ thr park beard.
has complied a statement of the re-
esipts and expenditures 81 tss board
faf 1895 The totals Of lhs stats
snans are an Follows
Rseeigta.
Avaiiahis bAtancs Jan. l.
1905 sasss ss.ts sstEf.ksete
Total recstp,a foe 1895. -. zs.sttts
-
Iota sss-sssttsssss sfleasEeaAf
Total disbursements for
ises 80. s-s-s.sss.-=ss. As.slEes
-
AvatiNbls Balance Jaa- 1
iees go. .....-..-.--..t1lsz
Disbursements Coo ieos.
Pay foa sssss.s-ssssse.s t&3.RAsssk
Bills .aa.s .~s...ss~sat 1857 =
Land purchases ......+.., aAsselks
saeeaassa
Total .*s..s..s-ss. 80 sksesAA&.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
Dirse, PRIMARY.

In extending our organization
Ne uill lay special stress On that
declaration 10 our platform which
demands the municipal ownership
Of goVrfnmeai. the eandaet Of soy
srnmnni Ia the Interests IF the peo-
niv Ia order 10 advance that cause
II = necessary Al this time that se
insist on the adoption u \ direct
primary Lac In this state whIeh will
provide for the direct numinafiou 81
all public officials from justice 81
The peans 90 unised States senator.
Our first effort vlii be "a aeeuFa
the nomination and eleetioa II pub
lie officials who viii represent the
people That accomplished II Hlli
Be n simple matter 10 secure the
afoptioa of many 81 the reforms
shieh are much needed ia the al
ininiEiraiion ~ affairs % local and
general E0YarnmrntN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Mra pfahlrr was arrested witA
Riddle IN Redmond yesterday -
Deputy Sheriff jos Cameron. lnaa
maiion having been furnished TIE
shefiffa office ~ the pfoaceatlrx
attorney % Fort Angles rfAhlsr
lives IN that city. and u vaa fsun
there that Mira PfahlsF sent 70 Vie
tafia. took ap with Riddle and came
- Redmond Riddle and she hsel
openly In Redmond a. man and
wlfe. bat Riddle admitted upon be.
tnE arrested ,ha, he has never mar
RED tho woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
SAILS FOR
Y ALDEZ
FARAlLoN LEAVES WITH ala
LoAo-orHUR WATERFRONT
NEWS

Steamer farailnn viii get away
Tor NaideH ana seward tonight Al
: o'clock. Wits q full load 81 freight
aud every berth taken by paasaa-
seta. The Northern Commercial
company viii send "A men north 10
Naides- IN charge 81 capt J. ".
ttatea which party VIII muah 10
Fairbanks and overhaul the com.
panf's steamers there. preparatory
Tor the seasons business. Two other
passengers ~ note are Mrs. II. q.
eeafferd and SON of Cisary city.
ten miles from Fairbanks These
two viii talks north two mitch COWS
aud drive them over tho ifan Mes
swaffofd waa formerly ~ Oakland.
eais bat Is nov conducting a res
taufant az rirary. aud fruah mllk
sill soon be ON tho regular bin az
fare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
pI AMN!!M!!nl, ooTIiaiiFF
CAMPAIGN
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LEAD.
rHs FIGURE ON HHrEalHo
LARoES FIELD.

Leaders VI the municipal owner
ship movement which upset Oil the
calculations Of politicians by elect
ing Judge Moore aa mayor 81 Seat
tie. are already planning 10 make
their organization a permanent ono
and to complete "A strong political
organization extending throughout
the county and state for the purpose
Of carrying the campaign Into a
broader field.
The doctrine OF the municipal
ownership of all public utilities does
not need % be confined IN It's OPP
GRAFTON 60 the government Of cities
alone" said George r. cotterill 10
reporter Tor The Star, IN discuss
ing the subject In fact u II merely
a mineonception of the real meaning
OF tho term which causes no many
people 10 look nj n ia that light
Municipal means government. state
as well as city and national aH eel
az state Municipal ownership has
proy.a anccensfui and highly adj
rantAgroua IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

a. G. pushL the former a.Astls
ralioenasn VINO was recently found
guilty - circulating obscene Ilfera-
tore among small boys vas this
HsnfutnE denied motion for q new
tfiat ~ JudEv frsicr. and ssntene.
Cd 70 serve two years In the p~nl.
Tertiary. Iudw~ FrateF pronounced
the offsnss a Grim. aKainat 80
ctsty At large. sni refused lsutency.
The case wiii b. appealed 20 the au-
prrfns court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The Cottage CITY viii saii ionisht
At for Southeastern Alaska Parts
with a full Load ~ freight and aves
100 Passengers MANY ~ the latter
sfe bound far inirfipF points capt
tAehhins, % the steamer AfanAreh.
ailh six men. Esss % passan = here
bis steamer - iyinE and VII get
hsf ~ trim Tor the Eraaau.s business
Il Fairbanks. q. Wynn johnson
principal InEiish s,sekhaldrr Ia ths
Nsots pharf and toWnsiia 81 sag.
Nafs VIII aiHo BE- a passenger The
Cottage city vlli have al the freight
that Ahe can carry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

with the couple when they wme
arrested waa the gsyear-ola dauehs
ter ~ Mrs Pfahier BY her fret
marriage. Who 70 nos IN the hands
81 tho pallcn natFon. Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Ysnaesefe II
handling the case. and tha eaapls
sill - betd pendlng the arrival If
adflcaa from Port Angeles. lftt can
% shown that the womAa has heea
twice married At the same tine she
wtli be charged with biNamy. Nrw
fsahlef II an apparently ignorant
German. and not particularly at
tfaxfiVe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Steamer Dora. which waa aaflfs
tnf - days and practically given up
taf leut but which reached port and
has been completely utrrhauiei.
sailed this arterno-1n az ptieek for
Naldes and seward via the inside
passage. The Dora goes north With
me same crew o. a mah that SEE
lad on hrF previous O. her filss
fortune. t11Y tassruErfs. most 81
whom are Tor Fairbanks. going by
Why - Naidea, are aboard The
Dora viii take 80 her old route Efuan
Naidrn % the westward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The Boston Steamship ramnanYs
ssha~mut VIII sail frosn Pier 5 late
this afternoon fnr the orient aud
between decks VII he siorsa aVef
1900 worth ~ foofsimfa far the
fatniae-sirieken Japanese az Kama
wasa province. which has been sub
aeflbed BY Seattle people Among
the passengers ON the shawmut for
the orient are ten midahlpnen 40
tng 70 assume details Ga the far
east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
WILL SELL YOUR
REAL ESTATE

n yog want your property handi-
ed By a real, live. hustliuE real
estate firm who are constantly on
the 'ook-ouf, list u with the Quinn
Wren Co the new real estate firm
A. COZ Oriental building see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
VIGIL Is KEPT

Municipal ownership watchers are
atill maintaining their hourly guard
over the ballot boxes containing the
ballots % last Tuesdays election.
as a guarantee against meddlins
with them. pending tho election
contest to be instituted By Matthew
Dow against n. T.. Mullen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Heeanse there h M evidence nut j.
sisir 81 bis own word. w. o. bridges.
Who admitted passing a eoautsrfeis
81 gnld piece while acting aa bar
tender IN the Congress saluan. 4. y.
Commissioner Keifcr has released
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
STAR DUST
By Josh"

waFk that would be a reconmenas-
tlonF
Yes. ! was On the fire depart.
meat for 10 years. and established \
flue record as fire fighscs"
knowing we'll the possibility Of a
zeal strike and an advance In prices
the landlord hired him on the spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

There IL no reason Why IL should
not prUfe guccensfui and equally adj.
yhutageous In King county and IN
the state % Washington Speaking
more broadly. there IL no reason
Nhy u should not prove equally ad-
yaBiaEroua with rnferunee % ma
ilonai affairs There Is no more
reason Why the city should oNn its
lighting plant. fuf instance. than
why the government should own the
telegraph system The one Is aa
essential 90 the welfare aud con
Fenienca ~ the people ~ the nation
a. the other n 10 the welfare aud
convenience q the people u the
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
BODY OF SUICIDE
FOUND

MARESuo. m. March i0l--Tha
body Of young man Vas found
near the railroad station here today
The only cisw TO hia ideutlty vas
the photograph o. giri inscribed
Wealth ~ love. Nannie Miller.
grand enoampment. Wyoming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
SARRIEN WOULD
FORM MlNSTERY

PARIS. March f0r-Juies saFFisn.
Former minister Of justice. this At
fofno0n told President FAilisrus
that he was willing 10 undertake.
the formation Of a new ministry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

We are not going 20 be greedy.
us are willing 10 divide profits.
Have you seen our oref DO you
thoroughly understand our offerf If
not. call before the stock goes 20
800 per share. See our ad. on
Page 8. Seattle Boston Copper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
Clean Up or Clean Out

The chu undres Seattle VIII he thoroughly cleaned nm
or cleaned out result OF the by The star
and which have been taken up by Hoard OF Health
There unaanry aundres They should not be
tolerated for moment Places clothing many people
tos weekly % 10 washed should be carefully city
authorities II l. unfortunately average Chinaman
knoSa little Of hesne aud sompehendnE dan
lurking IN Hence deycea
to permit breeding conditions develop shop
which may contagon 10 the home d patron.
And what does the chinamaa anyhow
health % the oIrcign dcvS lie antagoned America
stays here Simply 10 Eet an Of the money people
before returning 10 his home
This Is not the first time that has a
mitigating the evils 81 the Chinese launasN
this sent to san Francisco
In foFee In that city. prohibiting squirting
water from their mouths clothing
nance introduced city by
quickly passed Not long Afterwards The made Investigation
OF tho Chinese Aunds obey
ed Fndlng that Il not IA h1e 7ar made
plants the police aud offending
chaamen who duly nasd notice and obyed
the
rule the white laundFes eeanly plenty Of
proper supervision public health
should be safegaAFaed
-
rhe election =
shouting RrtnEer somebody 80
huleoas
paper
Hs~ Il
Sitting Jump
lux lady lent ordinance fighting
for. meng
sprnx arpsars seaisd
NTH Earr~N taNfy fauuha hut IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

n h pretty well settled that john
d Roekefslle- has been ysrhfns-
Alas. John cannot keep away fron
watsr. even when he ieavss Wall Il.
Mrs. Yerke@- Mixner has E0up 70
Chicago. Young Mirncr. however.
need not BE really and truly aiArszissi
until sha goes 20 Fargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

nay now We have the ore See
ogF al on Pare g. Seattle nastou
Copper Co sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Buy now. We have the ore. aes
our ad. on Page g. Seattle Ftaatau !
Copper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Richard Mansfield Was about 70
present Julius Caesar In Spring
f1eid. ohi0. and the great actor was
unusually nervous
No doubt tho critics will deal
hArshly with the production he
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