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SECTION XXIII
 n.

As fast as collected, the tax collector shall return to the City Treasurer list of all collections of taxes made by him and pay to said treasurer all money in his hands so collected and shall on the same day present to the Mayor, the treasurer's receipt for said money, which shall be filed among the records of the City. Said list of collections shall be under oath, stating that the same is true account of all the taxes collected by the said collector, since his last settlement with the City When ever any tax is paid to the tax collect or, he shall mark the word "paid' and date of payment in the assessment roll opposite the name of the person or the description of the property liable for such tax and shall give receipt there for specifying the amount of the tax, amount paid, date of payment, descrip-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-25

The Board shall have the power at any of its meetings to issue compul sory process requiring the attendance of any persons or person whom it has req son to believe is possessed of knowledge of the value or amount of snch property, and examine them under oath in rela- tion thereto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

with the erection OF municipal
eromatofy they viii be OF 20 fur.
Their use 70 them.
crenstory Imperative.
Dr J. E erichton. councilman
from the Eighth ward. the member
Of the council most familiar with
all problems Of sanitation. today
stated Ia an lnlsrvis~ that be
thought the only solution of the
problem u the immediate conatrac
ton % municipal erematorY.
I don't blame the garbage men, T"
he said with them u 10 a bust.
n@Aa problem. and they are acting
a. any other class Of citiaenh would
act under aisailar circumstances.
the present uncertainty being what
detera them from Eolns to ans add.
tional otponaa for either wagons
or horses. Councilman Mullen's
ordinances will not relieve the nit.
natinn. the 10 teams provided cor
would not be enough The problem
caa be settled IN only ono way.
and that II by building crwtuatoFy
In the central part Of sha city Thea
a comparatively small numbef Of
teams wosld be required for haul.
ina. as little time would be lost
IN suing % aud fFuIn u
Mayer Moore admitted IA an
intsrvisw with Star reporter this
morning that without . special ~.
diaaRec she teams now owned hy
the city could not be used To 20.
move garbage
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o . q . 1899 49, 49,
. ON the FRONT +.
3 q % 80 q O $500

The Merchants Exchange has re-.
esissd edslrsn lhai me british barb
Queen hafsaret. iss days ant from
Cardiff arrived az Junis yesterday
Captain chrls Nos. ~ Tie Aenll
esilas whose papers were t4kan
away or aroauut ~ collision with
the steamer Kttasp severed weeks
sgo. has had his panes fetufnea
b. ths marine inspectors sad sii
aaAin assume e9iamand 81 tho ilttie
soura steamer
The Msfsfss Rogers srlf-anshaF-
lng pfo3setilr. tested before the
iocai nasrtae inspectors q few weeks
ago sxas yesterday sxhniuod before
ihe supervising board ~ marine Ia
speeiors a Warrington. u e. Niih
Eood results
Local sieaHnahspmcu operating he
twsfs Eoaiila and nrltsh Columbia
haze asked saagFase Ter the pansama
- Flisf sompusapFy taN 90 chat
the british calunsbla boats WA H..
apsr4ted under The aame conditions
az American beata
The Star Steamship aasnpans's
arsdEsr was uad pp this morning %
account 81 the shortage u coal
Steamer Athlan viii be placed on
the KING = wilma drvaoak. "a WaAs
Seattle. Tomorrow uarnlnr o. uu-
derea repairs aud be romudelsa
The calling u the steamer ttauri
has been delayed sessrai days on
account 81 the coal SHORTAGE. bul
she is expected % snil fof Haulburs
b. VaE ~ Central and south Amer
lean ports iogn0rrow morning.
Lighthouse tender calumhlno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
P. 0. HELP NOT
SUFFICIENT

Resolutions presented BY the
committee on natiouai affairs OF
the Chamber OF Commerce ~ rem.
edy the congestion In the Seattle
poataffice was adopted By the
chamber at It's meeting this after
noon Threo members OF the com.
mittee made complete insestiga.
ticn 81 affalra II was found that
tho tronhle was due 10 the Insult
ficiunt nambsr II men employed ~
worklng the mall. iaek OF room and
the abnormal increase IA the gsn'
sral pousoffieo work. The commit.
tee als0 expressed fears that b3
the time the new federal building,
now under construction. 10 Fnady
foF occupancy IL vii be too ANAL
cot sle work
The protest Of r. II. Hammond
agatnAi the passage ~ bill noN
prndng In congress 10 sci aslds
40 600 acres u grpund IN the Qiyfn
pic mountains a. a game rnenfys
allrElaK that Il wlll Interfere Hish
ihe Development VI the mlHegal
deposits. was ovsrrulad b. The
ehaTaber Ga tbs srnand thai tbs Law
wonid not Interfere with prospect.
ors. hat si1nplY fof tbs protwcsion
~ game
The biil advising an advance in
the salaries ~ congress from 81 eco
70 $4,000 } yeaF vas passed On oy
the chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
.RlS TALKS ON
my NEIGHBOUR

Taking for bis aubiect MY
kelKhbor." Jaoob A. niln. soeioll.
Aiat from New York. and for -
years police reporter for the New
yoFk sun. kept a crowded audience
AZ fun attention IN Egan'a hall Last
night while he dilhtod upon the
problem q bringing sonehnlf of the
world 90 know how tbs other hall
nves." tie paid several graceful
tributes to tbs presidents moral
integrity.
+ eThrea.fonftha of the popnla.
ton" Mr.. niis said. "liYe In tene-
munt houses. and the social de-
moeracy for witch l stand seeks
10 bring these into personal reln.
alon with their more luxurious fel.
low beings"
The lecturer wove Into his 10.
marks many touching stories which
showed that genuine humanity
lives IN the hearts Of neglected
people.
PLAY grounds aud public schools
and settlement work are helping ~
10 find our nelghbofn. the lecturer
said IN conclusion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
NEED A SPECIAL
ORDINANCE

The settlement OF the garbage
problem Is ap to the city council
AZ the pfeseht time the people 1t
this ciu are at the mercy Of the
garbage men. irrespective 81 the
ever ready police chief TO do his
mite la assisting them. aud Of thn
board Of hcalth aud Mayor Moore
TO do likewise
There arr several Feaaona for the
preasnt deplofahle condition of
things. Tho most important IL
That. owing "a the icy condition Of
the streets the garbage aasona
have been unable tn act into the
hiiiy parts 81 the city. Ths asat
4 that. assuming both weather and
The condition Of the streets % be
favorable. the Italians are not IN
eondision 10 pprfoFfa the task af
removing all the garbage. aa they
lack both men and teams % DO Il
properly.
The number u wagons used Tor
hauling garbage Il the same nov
a. two yeara aso. white chs nnm.
hef q houses has Increased fully
onelifth and probably more The
agitation which has been Eolng ON
foF tso feara or more. but wtfh a
great deal mare Yig0r aarina chs
last three meaths. In favor ~ 4
mnaleipai rrenatarf has rcaalsed Ia
the garbage Hen refusing 70 huf
nee teams or 20 spend any uaeneF
On their present ones a. make them
niofe serttcaahie. believing that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

sailed fhis mufnina with af0feH fpa
the llrhthoiinaa along the coast
steamer senator, Of the 4. e. y. 81.
Co. viii SAN for Han Francisco ri
DAY morning.
The 4. g. ~. Co.'S Steamer ma
mona VA aatl for ahasway antuf-
day morning.
The british sehaonev Aloha
which. was tossed about ffrcely by
the hlEh seas. outside Of the stfaiin
Monday nishi, arrived ~ Port
TownHeua tate Hast night
steamer nnslrnaa arrived ~ Ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
VIOLATING
THE STATE LAW

fhe saloons in Youngstown. as
well an number Of others IN Klna
county, aro ALLEGED 20 be- doing
business contrary 20 Law. in aplte
Of tho fact that they have a license
trum the county commlaalaners
The state Law provides. THAT no
,ieehae for the sale II Intoxicating
liquors shall he granted BY the
soahtl commissioners for any inca.
ton within one milo Of tho limits
OF any Incorporated city, town, OF
village
The fear saieona in YOUNGSTOWN
are all located within one mlie of
TIE limits Of West Seattle. an IN.
cufporaied toun"
When the law was panmed. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
ttlII I4as nothIna 20 saw.

ST PAUL. Jan. s9-After SEQ
sral attempts had been made % gee
. statement from presiden; =
Hln. 81 the Great Northern railroad.
a. 20 the truth ~ the report from
Portland Monday night that he
bought the Astoria a. Columbia
River railroad for s3.50o 900. ~
ataiemeat WAS given out from Nr
lilifs office yesterday morning Sic
Hin had nothing 10 say ON the sub
Irct RI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
WIFE BEATER
[ IS SENTENCED

J l. scott. an alleged wife beAisE,
vas sivsn a sentences 81 20 days IN
the city jail BY judge Gordon thIs
raefnlnN. The complaining witness
h. thr cans was tho Wife she fea-
taflssi g. numerous be4tsnEe a the
bands u her husband Hhs told
ahnas nns particular Incident ~han
~. scott Attempted % denplish ths
piane with esoHseas naw and ran
81 her @ish . knife. thFsafsniaa to
Cas hor q pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

over her Tor oFer hair an hour BE-.
fore she came 10
haekncf. knepn alao a. HARM
00lfeicln. came fram RaAxla four
ysafs ago and opeued The lo1xlnx
house. MW HHeknef came to So.
astie some dare Rxo aud found her
husband living with q wuusan said
90 he fanhy SsenEVr Tbs wife Ian.
plgrvd the husband 70 girr bis com.
paniea ~. has he refused aud The
arrest fflloNaa
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commissioners requested the opin.I
ioa % the prosecuting attorney. the
legal adviser Of all county Officials,
Ia interpret tho meaning of the
torn within ena milo OF the llmpa
uf any incorporated city. town on
viilaKo,' and whether that meaft
In = direct line. or by tho Baafasl
Travelled route. They we're luformfa
that u meant In a direct line, hut
commissioners Ut whom Dan AbfAs1
hama Is al present \ member Of the
board, set up their own lnteprctit
ton Of the law Ia preference to thht
of the eonnty'a paid lofal adviser.
and their opinion favored the liquor
element Licenses were according
" granted. The ssme condition "a.
istn In other parts If King county
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.xlo sxelUos JAPANESE


,<.,..ss vslssrsph ssrsiss.l
r,xllNGroN. Jan. ss.~vkenFe'
.,'..sss HAYES. Of CALIFORNIA;. who
4. -Asrnoon feQlied 20 Foetef, of
sx-1ss sala
d Aeserxe the threat Of the
ss.,sst 10 seal afnled tarsen
-. Scr paepie' she IA suits
X 4 dessrlng - remain Ameyi.
T. tselafcd nat before long
< l.nl.sa states might expect
20 ) ~ lnsistinw upon the nat
s<sz.slaa a her people. 70 put
- q rs roliep force ov q -
:. ! caa9Fvss lie closed ~
= leng ne provisions q the
49, sxrlusaoa iAw - extended
Z ~1.sss 1zpaaeae coolies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
DEATH
MIRACULOUSLf

Wedged in the trucks Of Kinnear
Park car No. "a. and rolled about
under the car for 20 feet, Ira WI
son, Of 221 Beach drive. still lives
20 relate a peculiar accident which
happened 70 him last night at
Flrat av. W. and Mercer st.
Wilson attempted 10 cross the
tracks and IN the heavy fog did
not see the approaching car which
struck him and apparently passed
over him.
wilson's left lex was badly scrap.
ed from his hip down. and there
we're several bad gashes over his
eyes Beyond these injuries and a
faw bruises Wilson escaped With.
out serious damage and without a
single broken bone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
MR.. CANNON COULDN'T
MAKE HIS STORY STICK

have been forced 10 close for weeks
on account Of inability 70 SET ears.
Tie e0mpHuies are carrying stocks
of lumber and abinglaa 70 me Unit
Of their storage capacity and finan'
cini ability. their crews have been
out 81 employment for weeks and
the banka have been called mon
heavily 70 carry the manufacturers
through until they can ship their
stock.
The witnesses who testified 20
These conditions yesterday after
noon were 3 q. King. chief deputy
gruin inspector. A W TidmarBh,
general manager oi the Seattle
Grain company. Charles r. Patten.
president Of the Reliance Lumber
company. of Seattle. George A.
Cooper. Single manufacturer. OF
IieilinRham. Percy Hood. shlngle
manufacturer Of Fsrndale. and
John A. c0ulthurBt. Of Bsiiinkhafn.
spring Sensation.
Something Of "A sensation wag
produced BY Mr. Pattsn. who testi-
fled that the practices on the part
Of railway employees Of selling cars
90 shippers was 20 prevalent that
the question What nrs you paying
for earsg" had become a daily sals
ntaiion among shippers. Tho rail.
way attorneys questioned the truth
81 this charge. but commissi0nsr
Lane rilenccd them with the dec
lnration that the commission had
evidence enough 20 prove that tho
practice IL universal IN the United
States
Mr.. Patten presented statistics OF
much value 10 tho commission. tbs
most important being figures show
ing that the daily mileage made by
ears shipped 90 North Dakota
points BY hts company had de-
creased from 81 Ia miles Ia Aug
uat. 1903. 10 90 miles In August.
1906. from which he figured that
the effectiveness OF the car in
1903 was go per cent greater than
ia 1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
the LAoYwEAR CLOAK AND
SUIT CO. SELLS OUT TO THE
NOVELTY CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE.

This week marks the event OF an
other OF seaftteH prominent firms
Distressing Of their entire stock Of
goods aud fixtures
The Novelty Cloak and Suit Co.
located for a number " years 81
1901 Heeand ave. GA account 81
their steadily increasing business.
found u necessary 20 have more
room. 20 bought up the fAdy~sar
store stock 10 secure their lecaiioa
which IL a very desirable one, and
intend % put IN one % the finest
lines ~ ladies suits. skirts. e0sts
ard waists on the coast
Not wishing 60 mix their goods.
which are MANUFACTURED az their
can factory Ia this city, with ths
stock carried b the iAdywcar Co,
the late purchasers ~ this ntorc
have out the price u every article
Ia ths i.sdywear stock IN half and
in many INSTANCES even more far
the purpose Of sispoHlng ~ the old
stock a. eHoe.
without doubt this IL the gfeat-
eat oppoFtunity ever offered 70 the
ladies ~ Seattle ~ buy high -eTndc
up- "a tie mlnute eieaha suite
waists and skirts at almost unbe-
Hosaisie lew prices.
afanF articles are cut 81 lce hat
Il means positive foNs q the Nov
city Cloak company. but they are
Nllllna 70 Eacrifics profile n lhes
can close ONT tho Iadywnar stock
auickiy.
This morning an eutAusiasiic
thfonK 81 ladies' crua dsd the store
- 1918 second ave. and by their ex-
ten~sse basins showed their srprer
fiatiau Of fhs iow pTlces offered
The Eaatfle HpiFit alnsnE the iadlse
% get there and SCI there first. =
has certainly asserted itself at this
mammoth sale Indications potfst -
the eAfig eloaing out ~ the stock %
the fAadyMaar company 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
WIFE FAINTS Seeing
HUSBAND ARRESTED

A most dramatic inciaenf aeenr
red this sfseFnoon vhen Abraham
Ksckncr, proprietor ~ the futon
lcdEing house % PlrAt a. =. wss
arrested al 4 charge = adultery
pfcferfwd hy bis wtfe A. the "a
troll wagoa waa passing on Second
az. : near feHier say 20 the alta
lion wlth Raekner inside. Nrp
RaekpsF saw her husband and faint.
Cd. she waA taken inlo Guys drug
store. where physicians worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
ENDORSES WORK or rAs
CANAL COMMITTEE

Al the meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce this Afternoon the ~.
pert 81 the harbes Improvement
committee on the Lake Washington
canal was adopted Thia was aiu
ply an endorsement u the telegram
Ncnt 90 John " McGraw asking
hiw 80 request senator nurton 10
recommend an appropriation Tor a
coaervte lock Secretary Yandoll
expects Ia receive telegram 10
nisht frum Mfr McGraw clearly aos
ting forth the canal situation Ia
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
MEDICAL FRAUDS
DISCUSSED

The Sociological society will hold
us regular monthly meeting In tbs
basement Of the First Presbyterian
church. corner u Fourth Az. and
Spring st, next Friday The sub.
Jscf 70 be discussed viii DO IN re-
lstion % the medical frauds prac.
tlced upon the public IN Seattle
The principal address OF the even.
ing vii be delivered b. Or. Park
Meed Willis The meetings % this
sooiefy are acid AZ 8 80 In the even.
ing. at which hour a dinner Ia
anTyed. after which the society dis
caSseA some question Of sociological
import
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
INTENDS CHILD
LABOR LAW


l.s,s..'..t,,N ii e. Jar
vAsA ~, - Attended his
ssss'. Ia II tlse senate sai.,s
ga -. - ~ raiiarva uutef ~
NJ - -, Il Wssk aew, sewn
- : 1850 a. eghsf has ASST
es'.s's - ire fartn BE- rs'sa.
~ - hin dcrs Dot attaes
80 .sr.krs Al child laeei -
~ s,ssees ard fassefirs shus
- - - .asasosed are d"aftoa 20
~ $50, 800 Ara soai fhes ktes w
~ - easr.ies q saelett. ana
- ess .s.n.s men. The states act
iRas 80 Az nog ossnPelenl g
~ - rhis rsn BE- slapped
~ =. ~ = as.leeal law. ava 'h's :. =
.,....l tfiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

captsia r. Powell To charge Of
the cnElneeriae work ~ the Lake
Washington canal, stated this after
noea that nothing wnnlt be dene to-
wards the canals construction un-
til after che casr hat been decided
ir the supreme court II congress
does not make any appropriation
the canal VIII be dug under the lines
firet proposed The question of
soska can DO left uutil mams future
Time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
Booy BROUGHT AuRa.

rhe es.dy II X SHIFT an cigsr.
maa faF the eaee tsanher company
Vito Vas accidentally killed Ia TIE
ahtnsle nili At EaHle uarEc. Mon
daSs Was brought % Seattle last
nishi and l. now Al ths nenncY-
Watson norkue.
shixl Was struck by a pleoo 81
moving machinery aud his head was
crushed IN No inquest Will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
WhOMantS a Fine Piano?

The gigantic sale Of slightly used
pianos and organs NJ the D ..
Johnston C0mpany'a warehouse
continues % attract shrewd buyers
Elegant pragtiee pianos nov - Cor
ssB. SOS and a. low as ss3 The
finest of uprlghfs. used only n short
time. now 10 for tits. si81. etc.
Fine organs. too. as low as g. now.
Everything must go by Thursday
next Attend 70 this At once today.
Make your own terms y. 8 John.
ston Company, 900 Second ave %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
sAlllwo CRAFT sroaMsouno.

kseuraius e Feperts fwestved
tron the straits shta afternoon Nv
tag a~nefs. thess are ahoat - sail.
ms sraft outside she cape unable 20
xct Inside Tug afe seeking shelter
ansfi thr wtnas sabsiar whsn to~s
can he plaksd 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
The Center of the Manu-
featuring Center

That's the reason YOU should buy in
Oxbow. Business pays high for the
necessary level land to do business on,
and the profit is high il YOU are the
lucky one TO own a lot in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
Causes Remarks

The big sale q those t200. $3.50
and 800 hats which are going for
81 90 each this week Al I-sliagar q
Barkman. the exclusive hatterg.
1910 Second ave. are causing much
comment The price shows thsy
mean business and the grade Of
goods Their are offering At this low
price makes this stock move fast.
Be quick IL you would save money
on your hat 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
AND STILL THE Y
KEEP COMING

Another chapter has been added
10 the history o. the contest over
the office ~ Superintendent 81
streets b. the appointment u \ n
Hokx 10 that office b. Mayor
Moafe this snaFnsnK Mr. tsegK. who
IA TIE nayofs fourth appolntss "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
ooes AFrta engalosNr.

captain J. BlndsF. VI she Pacific
= vast NseatuHhip company. with
rhief hnNineef Reynolds. II the
STEAMER rmattila. leave Tor New
Jersey tenlsht after the steamer
President. the new eraft Il the eoms
fia9tN
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that office since December 81. e.
president % the Carpenters union.
~ rsars old. a natIse Of Ftsntlin.
Vile. ". ". and u Scottish as,
esatfs ladxins ffafa appearances
10 poanosAes all the figmnsss uanal
" attribatwa 20 that race. lie has
lived in seattle aimee ISIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
ooswoart. REsieNa

George Donworsh has resigned as
advisory counsel OF the Seattle
Electric company, A deairc to On.
gage In = merc general practice
q Law H. assigned BY Mr. non~ossh
az the cause II bis acgi0n. 1. G.
Gilman. attorney for the Great
NoFthern. has been meatiooea as
hla saoeaaang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
Path of Development

Take the South Seattle car to the
corner Of Bateman and Estelle Streets.
Walk one block west, over the new
bridge, and you are in Oxbow. Sales
men on the ground will give you prices,
terms, etc, or call at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

IEFFEnsON CITY. Mo. Jan So.
-Dcmarrers % the attorney Ru'
erafs charges we're filed ~ tho
roads toaag Ia tho suit % dissolve
the alleged merger % the Gould
lines in Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
xoNarsR Is WANTED.

~.rant p&s issued Eats sitter
-. - tAs sfrrst - charles etalst
49, - : sAaass ~ kifnspsnE
s..aM welas q ttsyeaFsoid hay.
- sat,se e,elss - supposed O.
! A srszeet abaesd = sisop nsaE
AiywSks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
Went Nndorss aooas, sIi

IIITIlt va &. Ark. Jan e =
The house ~ representative Fce.
tsfdsy refused 10 adopt a reAnlu.
tloa. already passed b. tho senate.
sn9orHinE tho action % Prtsiaent
Roosevelt tn the discharge az the
negro soldiers ON account of tho
frownsytlis riots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

PORTLAND. Ian "a la the Co
iuimhla river. below the mouth II
the Nliiamaste. there Il little
change in the loo situation. The
lam NJ warrtoF rock has not moved
and an hAsfKsftnn Il ~ a stand.
stili and Hiii likely remain "a for
a4yrFni aayH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

NJ .nk u xtratghtening the
"a rssef = sFvssaf fiesds i un-
= 4a3 nafm ~ ~ chilsentess.
! a. ssps = f'atsea states Enxi-
,<r< sseked esrr the xFound xes-
- ~ tnsk ghe first sarvuyH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

SAXON. Jaa. 2g--John Burns
died Friday az hts ranch here ~.
coaaea uaa born Ia Hanover. Ger.
mnng. "a years aEu. ans Gains 81
this counfry whaa - pears uf AR
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GRAFT rRlAL oeLAyEo.


ssSrinps Telegraph ser~ies.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IA
Duane tosiay granted another four
data DELAY 20 Abe Ruef and Mayer
Schmltn ~ agreement Of the AZ.
toyneys ca both sides. In order to
snabio them "a prepare briefs lt
Il believed that then the cases viii
proceed uighoai further delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

HoouiAN. ian 81 -Prvsiaeus
A. = EARRING. of the Chicago. Mii.
Waukee 81 Paul railway. ac.
compaaiea by hts party. wsre vis.
ifoFs IN this city yesterday for .
few hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

NEW YORK. Ian e2.--Franris
HcAYey vas today elected city re-
oaFdeT ~ auceeed John " Colt
Eh0 has been clected 20 the 81.
pfems bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23
I ,ascs aANo 90 RAlL a'aAns


s<.rsps Tslsaraeh esrvsee.l
es,s,re code. lan at-fhe
~ eanvcngion to-day ats
w mesns ~ which TO force
80 ......,.ss 10 farnssh adequate
& transportation g stock
s'.a 49, b p,nehal addfcssel the con
ssaas and brought a NEE
itzs -. ~ president saving e
- esd lallcy 81 the admins
~ malntsin government
- - 4 pahlie ranEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-23

AIsTiA. Tex, Ian q United
states sentor Joseph w Bailey vas
yesterday fs-oiecsed senator In ieaui
session IT the legislature BY a vote
Of los 20 IS