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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

present action "a being taken en-.
tirely hf The ministers
The action iu the courts ia the
result 81 movement started iu Ta
coma ht tho time the sunday cina
lus orders wrre Issued ga that
ciiy. and vas started as a Test
case.
Tho prosecuting attorney 81
Pierce county gave ouf a statement
following the announcement 10 the
decision of the supreme court. that
an iheatera that fail 20 Obey the
lau In Tacoma will be- prosecuted
Chief Makes Statement
Under eustag conditions it IL
NOT the Intention 81 ihis department
to initiate Sunday CLOSING 81 the
STEERS nnld chief ~ Police Wap
penHieiu today The ruling of fhe
supreme court does not Imply that
the theAteFh must close
There are many blue lawH im
various parts 90 the country which
are not enforced fuf the reason that
50 Nould work an injustice 20 many
Nnisaa the prosecuting attorney or
mayor inHirucin ua 20 take action
there VII be- un action taken
have not talked wiih Mayor
Moore yet but will probably see
him this evening and then we can
discuss the subject The fact that
the sunday theat.r crowds are the
largest % any day IN the week "a
ampie proof that this ~ the only
day on which many laborinE men
find time 90 attend a good show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
.,al, Produce Association Now Claims Name Of
r,sh Grocer Was Placed on List by Mistake --Ad-
ras Combine BbckGss Customers, Bal Altemss 10
rhrew Blame on Printer When COruered,

Greecra association had complain
ed O. them that he (Stongl was a
price eutter and notifying him that
the Seattle Produce association con.
sidered price cutters 90 be poor
credit
Probably due 20 the fact that
the letter was printed IN FUN IA
The Star az that time together
With complete exposure Of the
WORKINGS Of the Seattle Food trust
the letter WAS not followed By
immediate action by the Seattle
Produce association.
Stong continued Go set goods and
pas cash on Western ay. untlt
day before yesterday. when the
California Commission company IN.
formed him that His credit was no
good
ssona's Standing We'll known.
stoug's standing and bis habit
81 paving cash for goods was prob
ably as we'll known 90 Secretary
Fraseh MS lt IL 90 Secretary HiK
sins. Of the Retail Grocora' asHocia.
kfNAs NelA ktNN HANNAh AAHM VI AaAt NAlH
ious Wholesale houses who have
refused him goods from time 70
time The blacklist Is made up la
the office 81 Secretary Frasch. and
the fact that Stong's name was
printed on the list leads 60 the
logical conclusion that II was put
there ia furthcrancc OF the erin.
iual conspiracy TO force Stong 60
maintain the prices of the Retail
Grocers association or quit bush
ness
Il was the presence of stong 3
name on this list which caused
Manager Upper Of the California
Commission company 90 change his
mind about filling stoug's order
aud o. treat him and a representa-.
tive ~ The star with brutal insults
when they called to nnd 0ut Why
st0ng had been refused goods
Being hastily erased from the
blacklist. stoHg can now buy goods
on Western av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
Delegates Are Certain to Pass Resolutions Censurirg
Gov. Oggatt--DelegatOns Are Split on Candidates
and Struggle Is to Be Hard One.

Go votes of the $50 for the first
ballot The remainder OF the dele
gates are divided aud Il now seems
certain that this combination viii
be able to control
Bion Dodge of Fairbanks aud
Corson of Nome have joined tho
Hoggatt forces. making a split In
these two divisions Both want to
be delegates to the national con-
vention. but are I'm the minority in
their divisions
Douglas island now threatens to
withdraw from the Hoggatt com
hination on account Of friendliness
20 Wickersham. A compromise is
being discussed that win mean the
withdrawal OF Wickersham aud ,Ae
election OF rO2ler as national com
mitteeman Unless This is done the
convention win split on the quss-
zion of territorial government
Harry White OF Los Angeles is
here in She interests OF TAFT He
has telegrams from Taft hoadquar-
ssrs i0dicaung that Roosevelt fAvs
ssss che endorsement of the scores
tSrg ss VA hy the convention. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

JUNEAU. Alaska. Nov 1.-THE
Alaska republican convention con.
venod at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
with Sol RipInsky. of Haines Mis-.
sion, temporary chairman With
the arrival OF the Skagway delega.
ton at noon today an districts
were represented and the convon.
ton win get down TO business with
out delay
Desperately fighting the passage
OF condemnation resolutions. the
Hoggatt workers were up all last
night trying TO break the oomhina.
ton against the governor, but we're
unsuccessful and this morning
turned their batteries against
Wickersham. asking only that he
be defeated In the selection AZ aa
tlonal committeeman.
The Ryan steele pogNins combine
zion. which was formet ~ elect
Ryan aud torkins 80 the -" dels'
gates Grom the second aiyssiop, sss
= total 81 b 0f ~" - y"'.s srss
thar distriCs. ard IN Hnins sN With
6oSiaS 80 S@slS@saAs &.s0 vsS"Is''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
DISABLED STEAMERS
PASSENGERS HERE

point on the coast about three
years ago
The Cottage city was towed into
port ct BELLA leila. and a vas
there that the City Of Seattle over.
took her and took her passengers
Ia addition to the passengers from
the disabled steamer. the City %
Seattle carried a full passenger list
Of about 50 persons. including eN.
Gov J q Brady. Count Zuhoff, a
Russian. and an official OF the
Alaska OH aud Guano company the
wife and daughter % Judge 10.
ward DETROIT. Of sitka. Marquis
German and wife. 81 Kaasan. and
Mr. Hunt. Of the Porta Fish com.
pamy.
The steamer also carried a fun
cargo % $4,000 cases u salmon
and about i0o tons % fresh fish.
Very llttie gold = reported as com.
ing down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
ON
HuFFERIN

An operation was performed at
Providence hospital this morning
on q. r. llufforn. the motorman
who was go seriously injured In the
collision between two AK Point
cars on Monday evening, bat the
attending physicians do not hold
ont much hope for recovery. Ina.
mediately after the operation the
patient grew weaker aud nc late
hour his death was regarded us
only a matter of time
Mrs D. ~ oliver is a little lower
TODAY but the physicians stli iu.
alat that she has an excellent
chance 10 survive Taco Meadag is
suffering considerably more pain
than yesterday John Sutlhoff the
N yearold boy whose legs were
both broken. ia also IN great pain
today In the other cases there is
a marked Improvement IN Che va.
uonts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
here's A MALAMUTE
PUP FOR THE ASKING

gage car. when "rhe Alaskan" ar.
rived ln Tacoma a week ago The
pups were old enough 10 leave the
mother. aud when the company
travelled southwark the little fel-
lows we're left behind.
They have been given a home In
the bin room OF the Grand Opera
House since that time and their
final disposition has been a source
Of Worry % Mr.. Cort and the house
manager. Carl Reed This morning
Mr. Corf made up hia mind 20 give
them away. To any person guar.
anteeing good home a pup will be
given. The entire eiEht will be-
given away IN this manner The
first applicant will have first choice
They will not be- given 20 children
unless d letter IL brought from the
parent
They are full.blooded Malamute
puppies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
SET TRAP AND GET
SALESMAN

As the result OF a trap arranged
20 capture the men whom it was
expected would attempt 20 burglar.
ixe the store OF the Howard ID.
Thomas Co. 1915 Third av. r. L.
Herbert, salesman employed by
the firm. Is now a prisoner al the
police station, held as a suspect
A set Of cracksmen's tools and
a stick Of dynamite were discov-
erred hidden In the basement yes
terday and the police were notified
Patrolman Blacker bid Ia the sure
after closing hours and remained
concealed for three hours. when
Herbert entered through a rear
door He surrendered az the point
OF a gun. but denied that he had
any intention Of robblnE the place.
he explained his entrance into the
store with the statement that he
had gone there 10 change his
clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
WE'VE Are Finally Chosen and Sworn in This After
noon to Try the Famous Murder Case--Capital
Punishment Was Stumbling Block.

John Sweeney. painter
Julius ~ Prlgg. bOokkeeper.
Julius Viedt, matchmaker
Joseph - Hartley. coffee mer-
chant
James T.. Whiteside. builder
William A. BuportuB, paper
hanger
an are married except Adam X,
Smith
Judge Powers connection with
the defense recalls a bitterness
that existed between Senator
Brown and himself when Brown
started bis career as lawyer ln
Powers office 20 years ago when
Powers WAS on The federal bench
he decided against Brown ia case
involving large sum and fee
Brown started : fight against Pow.
ora and had hlm removed from The
bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
is
READY

The battleship Nebraska. the
product Of the brain and Drawn OF
the Pacific coast. aud particularly
Of Seattle. Is expected 10 the stream
this afternoon. where she will take
on supplies preparatory 20 her trip
south
II Ia there that the final test will
be made and she will be formally
turned over 10 the government
She has but recently come from the
drydock. where the installation OF
torpedo tubes has been under way
together with the final touches that
has made her a finished aud com.
plote fighting machine II is ex.
pected that seattle's pride will be
ready 10 leave port before the cX-
plrauon OF another "a hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
ACCEPT CERTIFICATES
FOR TAXES

The Chamber Of Commerce has
been formally notified by County
Treasurer Matt ~ Gormley that he
win accept clearing house certlfi.
Gates ns well as cash In payment
Of taxes
The chamber has received many
Inquiries from people wishing TO
pay taxes as TO the course the
treasurer would take.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
HIGH SCHOOLS TO DEBATE

FOG rownasYA Auburn at Kent.
Whitworth College Academy 1T
Puuallun University OF Puget
Sound academy at Tacoma. Ahcr.
deem AZ olympia, Ceutralla at llo.
qllram. Chehata az Vancouver.
Proaaer ~ SuuuyHido. iellenHburg nj
North Yakima 81 paul'a school at
Walla Walla. Garfield at PnmoFoy.
Goifax at Dayton. Davenport at
Spokane. aud Watervllle at Wen.
atchec
The winners tomorrow will be
matched against each other Jan.
nary ~ and the process continued
until the state championship h.
settled Prof DaRRy. VI tho state
university, wlll be Judge al 10.
GUAM, Prof Lull at Olympia. Pnf
Thorpe At Kent aud Prof Slavery
M Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

Thirty.eight high school debating
tcamn IN the state ~ Washington
viii meet tomorrow evening Ia 10
debating contests, the first aoriea
IN the annual debates for the high
school championship Of the state
The Washington high school Of
Seattle. will meet ballard. white the
Lincoln. high school Of this city. VIII
debate az Nc Vernon
The Question debated tn each case
Will be- Resolved That The State OF
Should Adopt the militia.
tive and Referendum as Stated in
Section /, OF Article 4, OF the Con.
atitution ~ tho State OF Oregon
Tho other contestants viii be as
follows,
Ia Conner al Anacortos. sodfo.
Mo0liey nt Arlington. snohomish
az Everett. Seattle Seminary at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
ACCIDENT
OR SUICIDE

SAN JOSE. Cal. Nov IL The
shotgun belonging 20 Chester
silent was found IN Felt lake this
morning hy Deputy Sheriff Nal.
hall Chester was a stanford uni
verslty student. and the son OF
Judge Silent of los Angeles he
disappeared from stanford uni
veralty on September ~ last. The
body was found Ia Felt lake a week
later. u was thought AZ the time
that he had met with foul play.
but the finding of the gun dis.
proves that theory Death h nov
known to have been either ace.
dental or suicidal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
RAISE FLAG OVER FEDERAL BUILDING

For the first time. the United
States flag Was unfuried from the
flagstaff Of the Federal building
this morning
Federal officials Of the city were
Invited 20 attend the informal cele-
hration Of the completion Of the
exterior 81 the building. which Is
20 house the postoffice. United
states court and customs house 81.
fees Several officers responded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
DONNA OPENED

ST. PETERSBURG Nov IA
Tho third douma opened az eleven
o'clock this morning fin the Tau.
rlod palace Troops filled all
streets en- the vicinity Of the pal
ace This douma viii not likely
be- popular. as u certainly viii be
monarchlstic in sympathies, to the
disgust of The radical element The
majority of the legislators believe
that the government has not dealt
severely enough with the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

sAAikD-tiood homes for eight
Aazaa'e puppies. born 20 Whit.
2 20 roate with The Alaskan"
eaiany Apply John Cort.
Haad Opera House. Seattle.
2 yea want a real Malamuie
~
loa d an You viii have 20 DO
y sali a. lhe Grand Opera House
= ~ lor H.
q Iouil have 70 hurry.
AAiiey" the famous leader Of
! i'g team travelling with the
Asu Glrard opera THE
'san while la Kansas City.
I. shled to the company eight Of
's'liest little puppies ever
z any Missouri town.
-. 49, iheif arrival they have been
- y The company IN the haa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
CRUISER COMING.

According % information re-
ceived by Rear Admiral w. 4. Bur
well, commandant az the Puget
Sound navy yard. the armored
cruiser California Is on her way
north from san Francisco and is
expected here Saturday or Sunday.
The vessel Is now in charge Of
Lieutenant Commander Slocum. but
Will 90 under the captaincy of Cap
tain Cottman, VINO is here awaiting
her arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
WEALTHY WOMAN
is KIDNAPPED

Dean turned the conversation 10
the subject OF opium and told Mrs
Reeae that the reports that the
Chiueae were opium ficndH was
outraBenuaiy false
lie said that Americans miatook
nome little crystals. which the
Chinese apparently took az an ap
peaser. for opium lie produced
some ~ the e3 stalls. took one aud
offered some 10 Mrs. Reese. At
first she hositated but when she
saw the Chinese apparently swallow
one she asa likewise Mrs Reese
remembers bat little Of what hap
pened after that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
APPOINTED TO BUREAU
OF NATURALIZATION

Announcement has been made by
the department OF Justice az Wash
inEion Of the appointment o. John
Speed Saith. Of Washington. 20
take charge OF a bureau 81 natural
ration al Seattle which will inycs.
iiEAto applications Tor naturallza.
ton IN the district embracing
Washington. Oregon. Idaho and
Western Montana
II viii be- the duty % the bureau
10 report all violations OF the
naturalization Law 10 Assistant
United States Attorney Andrew J.
Ballet Tor prosecution.
X s. Mccall. Edwin Cashbaugh
and a third man vii assist Smith
in the work OF the bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

FAes TIE Pacific Coast com
nsgt steamship Cts Of Seattle
gzFsd Al 4 ocleck this morning
50 szaEuay she brought with
y g passengers. together with
ms ana express. taken OF the
5suass City A. sha, boat lay help
b b tie bay At Bella Bella with
isFekss propeller shaft.
~ accident occurred at Fog
heka u a calm sea. bur the yes.
= ~ crippled Until picked up By
y nFgo. the Alaska Steamship
aaeaaYa freight steamer. on her
~ down from alaska with a
Ns7 q copper ore. marble and
Anea A strange coincidence In
assertion Eifh the accident IS the
r. ihai the uirigo picked 40 the
ssAze Cts At almost the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

VANCOUVER. 2. C.. Nov. IA
vancouver is being flooded with all
kinds OF lnbOrers and no work is
available. The call for help went
out months ago. but when they we're
wanted they were not to be had.
Now when the winter Is setting in
and work Is being shut down ia
The lumber and copper camps. hun
dreds Of men are available Two
thousand are idle In the boundary
district The mayor of Vancouver
has closed the labor bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
WIRELESS N TROUBLE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov lid
by Captain George Ross a ship.
wright creditors Of the Occidental
aud Oriental Wireless Telegraph
company have begun n campaign
20 collect some $4,000 due them
for building aerial stations from
San Francisco 20 Los Angeles In
the tanFle attending the dissolu.
tlon Of this wireless enterprise. all
but one OF the stations have eludod
the hands Of the creditors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
CHICAGO Is TO HAVE
SMALL CERTIFICATES

CHICAGO. Nov t4-At meet
ing of the Chicago Clearing House
association, al which all of the 10
mombcr banks were represented. it
was decided, upon recommendation
~ the clearing house committee, To-
issue checks of small denomination
w6lSh Sgs G4 ~ esd 80 a mc4tssU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
MAYOR JOHNSON GETS
HIS BACK UP, TOO

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov IL
Mayor johnson refuses b. attend
the big Bryan dinner AZ the Wash.
ington and Commercial club ~ he
be given IN Kansas City Us u
statement he also declares that ne
will not H. presidential candidate,
and That no viii support s'ryuo
j. j Hill also toclined 20 At'snd the
dinner beeaua" johnson was inylt-
cd They do Not sssss Oa SvTVora
ts@s ysoSisS.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
CAN'T SELL CIGARETTES
here, SAYS WAPPENSTEIN

The decision Of the superior
court az Spokane that tho anti
ciEaret Law ia this state was not
valid because the body % the bin
and the title were not 81 accord
does not mean that retail dealers
can again sell the Hmakius- aud
ready to.smoke article. according
to the local police Any dealer
found doing So viii De arrested
Chief Of Police Wappenstcin said
today that until the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
LIZ BEAU FREED ON ONE CHARGE, BUT
SENTENCED ON ANOTHER

After being sent from the lower
court 20 the supreme court. the case
against 7. J lie Beau. charged with
a serious crime. was this morning
dismissed IN the police court by
Judge Gordon when the prosccut
Ing witness failed % give the test.
muny expected
Immediately afterwards. however.
lie Beau was sentenced Ca pay a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
BRINGS TEETH FOR
IDENTIFICATION

Supposed to have been lost I'm
the reaches of the Sushitna BASIN
a miner named Beadle is believed
to have succumbed TO the terrors of
the frozen north Ina the spring OF
1906 Four gold teeth were found
bound together IN the mouth of n
skeleton picked up by Indian hunt
crs after the snow melted and are
believed TO prove tho bones ~ be-
those OF Neadle.
Frank Churchill has returned
from the north with tho teeth In
his possession. in hopes al locat
ing Ncodle's relatives sua finding
~, doU'ist who houN9 the teeth.
liz 0rdes 80 positively getermlns
ssSs axe taRSs @SS sbgsy ~ Sss'l!S'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
RAID GAMBLING GAME.

Patrolmcn Brown and Rlschler
raidod d gambling den In the lower
part 0f the city early this morning
With the result that the following
al colored. were arrested Henry
Miller. Harry Richardson. Mitchell
Brady. = Edwards. " Wiidg and
Sarby Cordeil IL was necessary
for tho officers 10 fire several shots
az the fleeing gamblers before they
were willing 10 SO "a the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

OF the state passed upon the deci-
sion. existing conditions would not
be changed " the supreme court
says the law Is invalid. well and
good. explained the chief Of po.
lice. but a. the thing now stands
anyone found selling the tahooed
articles viii be Immediately ar
rested
Cifgnrets are being sold openly
IN Spokane az the result OF the so.
prcme court decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

Il. mistake A mlsprint g
y .,.aa.lsn made ct the cii'oe
=, !, y ~ seattle Produce association
Z Y s.erpec o. the name OF G.
Z = ~. cash grocer, ON their
49,, '..,.s TIE existence Of TIE
As ,... rA,eh Is circulated week
e'as. 49,. ~ members OF TIE as
y - lhrugh Charles II
~ secretary, the attempt
i'a- 4 cover up The part the
4 -. -. association Is playing Ia
.,,mlasi conspiracy % pui
- Y ~ q business By layins
I. sams 90 the printer
y - sl.ekNss Is supposed 10 con
~ names az those patrons
!. asstesn ay. who have failed
! .seed 70 the demands Tor pas
"A, tycm ans OF the houses la
- Ia the association The
-. 81 the name ~ any Gus
80 M this list Is notice 90 the
- men q al the commission
- shsl cash must be demanded
/, ~ llme 81 sale bet that the
800 s used 10 whip Ia line
~ seasers who have the cash
/. a. lar their goods q proven
4 ~ lact that Siong was black
e. sYen though be- had paid cash
q sw1thlng he had bought on
ssnsFa Az
Excuse an Invention.
NJ excuse Of the association
- t. presence Of stougs name
y a. a'arkilsi was a mistake was
s.ssssly invented on the spur Of
y noneas. when the officers Of
= ssAMlalion realized that they
81 y face 70 face with a criminal
.swssicn. The absurdity 81 the
ar.a i apparent when preceding
,.srs are taken into cons,dera
80
nnag he month % June. Chas
! Fisseh. secretary % the Seattle
sssxs association wrote q
sns seillns him that the Retail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
NEW JAPANESE
CONSUL IS HERE

There we're 90 saloon passengers.
including Mr and Mrs Lulhcr G.
Anger. former editor and pruprie.
tor of the London aud China FIX
press 81 London who has been
touring the Tar east ia tho Inter
eEts Of hts paper
Tho kaRm Maru brought full
list Of passengers. and a large
cargo 81 Oriental merchandise. IN.
GLIDING 500 bales 81 raw silk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
CONVENTION
In SESSION TODAY
THOMSON TO LECTURE.

city Engineer Il H. Thomson will
deliver "a lecture az rratts hall, In
Hllman City tomorrow evening at
S o'clock iu aid OF the Boys and
Girls Cooperative club.
There will be included In the en-
tortaiumeut. a musical program. Ia
which Miss May Walker viii give
a violin solo, accompanied 10y Mrs.
S H. Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
BOOKS OPEN FROM
9 A. M. TO 7 P. M.

Under the direct primary law as
amended u 10 provided that regis.
tration places must be- kept open
from . a. m. until b. m daily
Tor ton days preceding the primary
election ReRintration places for
the school election Will therefore
be kept open until z o'clock each
evening beginning next Monday
At present they pre- kept open only
until Ia the afternoon.
Five registration places are nov
open in the city for tho school cleo.
tion These are located at the city
hail the Washington high school.
1885 Pine e. Second Rv. corner
Pine 81. and 34l6 Fremont av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

fine Of 500 and TO serve 30 days
In the tail on an old charge in
which he had been found guilty by
the upper court. but on which sen
tence was delayed by reason Of an
appeal
There is sian another case
against Le Beau which is now nn.
der appeal l.e Beau was brought
here from Butte 10 answer the
charge which was dismissed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
CIR A SH
is INJURED

NARVsvfLLE. Cal. Noy IA
Joseph tcyie WAS killed outright.
uud is others injured when "a
Northern electric local between
MarYaville and Yuba city crashed
Into a freight train az 1915 last
ulshf The local was on the main
track AZ Fifth st when the electric
engite ~ the freight switching cars
from siding approached The
motufman tried ~ speed ahead ~
the englne and swung his control.
ler hack full. but the local ran into
tho freight train and the front par,
Of &c car was demolished
None ~ the injured will die