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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
WHY ROOSEVELT is FOR IMAM m
The CHECKED SHIRT" :"

friends as brought 10 IN
way Of life, and having a., 1heIf
'nsntloal wilh their interest, 's'esla
And their fuiercgts bv 4.
are certain narrow class in,a.s say,
me Interests u those whn s ,,.a--
invested capital and age ~ ",s o.
ii.iciariea " Inherited ,o., Deie.
lh"y I'VE q narrow NE ana INES.
restricted view Of public oas .sse 4
once lived that lie ana , ae1 n.
view ana ! can see how Il NJ le,.,. nat
them = 'poAs %
but said me preslden, -.
gesture Of emphasis. n bs, w''h .
another lifo than mai "'ts haf
been w against the man hafe
checked shirt and have wo,. = no
checked shirt myself ana IN Nc
pretty near being able 10 see s I'm.
thinfe from the point n ylew :, ,0 ~.
man DO thc checked shirt \. ~
ie this that my old frionda s "aa I
able Y nnderftand, MOI be,ss ny ~ "
70 understand they sincersi, Any, aee
! have lost my Wits. Or nv, lux
me worst domagog that ever i,s.' ~ !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
NEARLY LOSES
LIFE IN WATER

SAN FftANCisCO, Dec - -
After STRUGGLING for more than half
an hour In the icy water Of the
hay after midnight last night Rob.
urt Franklin. ~ Butte. Mont. was
rescued iuat ia the nick ~ time b.
a crew ~ four men lowered from
The ferry boat Oakland Franklin
IL member ~ lho Fratcrnal Order
% Eagles, Feturuing from Oakland
on the tufFy boat Piedmont. fell
overheard After swimming for
about half ga hour he was on the
point 81 giving up lis cries were
heard b. the captain and officers
81 The Oakland instantly the hig
ferry boat vas Stopped and a boat
lowered After a search of about
five minutes. the boat crew found
Franklin aud he vas taken aboard
che Oakland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
FAv0RS GENERAL
BAND ISSUE

city Treasurer George Russell
hN decided to recommend 90 the
finance committee 81 the city coun.
ell that when the proposed water
extension bond issue o. again sub.
mitted 20 a vote Of the electors. u
- submitted ~ general bond
issue for the pRymont ~ which the
city pledges ia general faith and
credit Treasurer Russell expresses
The belief that by taking this
means the bonds can be floaied 81
approximately per cent Instead
of having &C. pay 4 per cent as in
the case 81 special bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
CUPID is USED
AS A CLUB

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dee. ~
After hitting bis wife il the bsek
with gtatueite o. Cupid. /, 4
CHARGED Harvey spariing was
felled 90 earth by q flat Irou thrown
By bis husky siepBon. Spurllns Is
under treatment Tor a broken ~
and the atepsou. G. A. GaraFd hss
been arrested With these incl.
dents The town o. Nadeau. jus
south ~ this city. has Swung INTO
The merry yuleiide season. sguri.
ing lived with his wife al Nadeaa.
pretty Well surrounded b. the ress.
deuceg 81 bis children There has
been much trouble over the o~neE.
ship 81 the property III which they
lived. Mrs squirting Is said to 10
ia a critical condition a. a result q
the beating administered BY her
husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
AS THEY VIEW CHRISTMAS
in THE CITY JAIL

vas bowed. declared that be was
due az Vancouver Ia take Il posi-
tion. but that II he could get oul
today he might save a. Another
man. declaring this 10 BE- The first
time he VAS locked up. said =
guess I am AZ we'll OF here Christ.
mas AZ outside. seeing ! have no
work 80. ] don't care much to 60
They'll feed me here. any how
The other nineteen. however. de-
ciafed they would ash nothing more
than their freedom
Liberty 10 shat want my lib
crty. declared a tall man ~ af
years with a siidcyed glare AZ bic
rnmpied clothing ibo you suppose
thos u iei me out today ! don {
huuw what ] have done 20 be- locked
up Ike this miKht have been
drunk. bui that iH nothing serious
IL ~ BETTER men than I arm have
done the same thinE and didnS Eet
into laii Wei. n they'll lot me cat
III call q The finest Christmas I
ever bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The street railway employees OF
Philadelphia are ondcayofinE 10
secure wage adjustment and a
strike In probable.
Hon growers of tho Pacific Coast
are planning a union.
Attorney Nocthe. Of Nottingham.
In nllng affidavitn for a new trial
FOR Harry Watts, convicted Of com.
plicity In the mufiier of Miss Roper,
made charges accusing a Juror and
a witness OF perjury
The safe Ia the Castle Rock post
office has hoon cracked for the
second time, the robbers securing
registered packages and a small
sum Of money No powder was
used. the safe being cracked by
experts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
FORTUNE Avn ATS
MIGHTY

n William McGlnty. a bartender
supposed 90 h. In this city. will
communicate with his father. John
MCGlnty. az 20 CourllanAt 81. New
York. he may find that he has
fallen heir to fortune left him
by bis mother MeGlnty. sr has
asked the police 20 locate him, stat
ink that his mothers eatate Is
about 90 D. closed up. bot that
legal proceedings have been halted
90 await his sons signature Nc.
diuiy. the father says. q alao
known AS sharky- buchanan aud
VIII Grassy. and Is feet In height.
Of stocky build. and vas bar
tender IN this elty Is months ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

The whltcwashcd rioom Of no
city prison wallis, punctugod By The
feeble glare of one electric light
bulb bad a depressing effoe, on the
twenty odd prisoners In the city jail
this morning. for when asked what
they would rather have above all
else for a Christmas present. r..
piled. We would rather set out
All we're surrounded with the AZ.
moaphsre ~ the morning after. and
with bad Tastes In their mouths.
we're plradins Tor freedom
Al the question A. y Younger. a
coiorrd man wearing a cap and a
liEht iupcoAt somowhnt aolled from
hla ulghi ON the benches. came for
ward
All Jess want 30 & teilyt0ns 90
Steve Collins be- said dat'a all
An want. an tell im & Eit me out
WuH wRlk'n' down street las niEht
siv a Teller. an BE- said An tux Is
money Al swah An nrysh ga
One detected youth. whose head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
OPPOSE PARTY TICKET

4 sad hlow 10 the plan ~ thu
haufbon democrats 10 pat a straight
democratic ticket In thu field at
the forthcoming city election Was
delivered by The Tsnth Ward Dem.
ucratie club AT meeting held last
ulght. uhcn the club adopted a ruso
tuition declaring that 81 was not sd
visable 10 pat ~ such ticket.
and pledEinE the support 81 is
members 10 the ticket 10 BE- nom.
mated BY The Seattle city party
The resolution In question was
introduced BY r. A. Cfavens and
Sas adopted unanimously II Is ~
follows
Resolved. that q ~ the sense
u the Tenth Ward Democratic club
that there should BE- no nominee of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

the democratic party foF council.
man AZ the coming election. and
that SC endorse the nominee % the
Seattle city party Tor councilman
Of the Tenth ward
The woyk ~ organizing II being
pushed vigorously Ia al the pre-
ciucfs % the ward J &. Rathbun
la president % the ciub and Roy
Erford secretary The following
have been elected AZ n board Of
directors A n Alexander. first
precinct. ~ y burgess. second
precinct. r. g. Will. third pre-
elnct. , y Humrickhouae fourth
precinct 8 l. CrAycnn. NTH Pre-
cinct. James W Humrickhouaa
sixth precinct. , l. Conan
seventh precinct"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
SEATTLE GOODS
USED BY CITY

That Seattle made goods are pun
chased by the city where found
suitable In quality and offered 81
advantageous prices. IL the cub
stance 81 report Of the subject
submitted 70 the council last uight
hy Assistant Secretary McAnister
Of the board Mr. McAlliHter 81
plains IN detail that Ia many liut&
y Is not possible 10 secure Seattle
made goods Of the desired qualiiks
and In some other lines better
prices have been offered on goods
made elsewhere Mr. McAlllslar
explains that in all instances where
practicable goods are purchaser
through local dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
my OLD CLUB AND INVESTED
WEALTH FRiEND8 IN NEW
YORK THINK I'M CRAZY"
GAYS PRECEDENT IN
REMARKABLE TALK
TO VtgtTOp
TO vlsiToR


WASHiN6TON Dec ~. They
think I'm crazy" said President
Hooeeyeit,to one ~ his visitors the
other day Some ~ my old friends
over IN New YORK really do. And
some others think am q knaye
The president paused before he
added And the bast 81 II Is 1
think ! can understand how they
come 30 these conclusions can
get their point of View even II they
cant get mine
The visitor expressed surprise.
you should not be- surprised I"
he continued Just think uf # for Is
moment Just put yourself To-
their places These people have
known me w New York They
have thought OF mo as a member Of
their clubs. as friend ~ their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
H0LD-UP In HOTEL

SAN JOSE. Cal. Dec 2f.--Armed
with revolYerH which were used Ia
an attempt 90 Kin their victims.
robbers az ] O'Clock this morning
held up the Bridge house a hotel
one mile south on the Monterey
Rad. and secured fis and three
diamond rinEa Tho police think
that one ~ the robbers IL the
prisoner who ESCAPED from the city
iail Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

italian drinking places that his re-.
Yenge was now complete All the
quarter heard the story.
Maddened by her wrongs by the
wrechiug Of her home Angelina
purchased a revolver and lay In
wait FOR fcrreu She Swallowed
him about town. patiently waiting
the riEht moment Once she
thought her chance had come when
serrco attended church fete -Four
times she fired Al him. and be eas
capped from the church uniuinred
without food o. sleep the woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
Girl TRIES TO ENLIST.

SIOUX CITY. la, Dee. "a
Dressed IN boys clothes. Miss Cath
crime Andrews called az the United
States recruiting office 60 enlist 10
the army ~ the Philippines Later
she said she had done IL just for a
lark She made q natty appear
ance ia trousers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

pursued Ferrco, lie hid For four
days nothing was seen Of him Mrs.
Anaelone hid during this whole
time IN tho doorway 90 Ferfeo'a
home Believing the woman had
given up the fight. he came home
A. he entered the doorway she
stepped before him and cmptied the
entire contents ~ the revolver into
HIS body. killing him instantly.
And what wife aud mother. with
the same strength 81 had this Ma.
donna woman" would not have
done the same thinH7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
SAILOR HURT

Frank Riley. a sailor. feil through
The floor OF a sawmiti near aoran's
dock. ~ 10 O'Clock last night and
was badly injured Re Waa removed
20 Providence hospital, where Il IT,
said he viii recover Tie was g.
ypruly injured about the head and
ono rib was broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Andrew Peterson was this morn.
Ing awarded By the board Of pub
&c works the contract for grading
North and East Sixty fifth st.. the
contract price being tse $50 Joe
Frank vas given the contract for
grading Roanoke 81 AZ q price ~
sit.GsB. and all four bids submit
ted for the grading and Sidewalk
Ing ot Ninth av were rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
DO RISE:
HUGHES

NEW YORK. Dee 2tThe Re
publican club last nlght indogaed
Governor Hughes az a candidate for
the Republican nomination Tor prea.
ldcnt and called on republicans
throughout the country TO cooper
ate IN securing his nomination and
election
There we're more than 300 Nom.
bers OF the club present and all but
nine voted Tor the resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

YARN NhNHhIN- acres fieh level
and HeN Improved aferfankirF hsanfffai
lake. HANDY fg coed fawn if miles fraaf
aeaffis orchard in heafina an kinda 70
small frllta Dwelling ~ large fHafrH.
ffsmr barn. fantf several aufhufdInas
owner desires quick sale rFifa. fHf =
few DAYS o. 1906 uhirh iariadsa horses
auwH pirf chickens Esesa Sod nafflf
Fl fHrminE imrlFme1ta ara har In Earn
This farm frlnfa anr Hf ere n~af faaHs
in kinE county WaFnn ffau4 creamery
calls daily % and Telephone 80
vice
ROBERT MfETmY
fi9.8ae.sll Alaska Mnndinn
Ia ae
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for one Insertion. lee
pcr line. Seven words 20 The
line. Three timea one cent a
word. One month. &c per line
por dav
Minimum charge FOR an 'ad"
20 ccnts
DOWNTOWN AGEN y
Kennedy nrug Co. First ay.
and Cherry.
BALLARD A0ENCY-P. II
Mullen. S2l ballard av. OPP
City Hall Phone. ballard 500
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av.
between Union and University.
Phones, Main 1850; Ind tti.
Tho Star canuot guarantee
accuracy or assume responslhll
lty Tor errors Of any Kind &C
curing 10 tclophoncd adver'
tisemcnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
TEA

DO you know the differ
encc? tea and tea? tannin
and tea? herb tea and tea 2
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't Ike sohilling's Best
we pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
KNELT ON BURGLARS HAND.


piTTsBURG. Pa. Dec. q When
Elizabeth Glauhcr. AGED ne. kuelt
beside her bed 10 say her prayers
she knelt on the hand Of a burglar
hiding under the bed. Tho child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
LABOR FEDERATION To
CONVENE JAMS

The State Federation Of labor
viii convene In Tacoma on Jan $
,o outline plans f0r next years
Wofk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

The Hotel Stevens Cafe viii
serve a special turkey dinner Christ.
mas day. from ~ 20 y. m. zoe
First and Marion 81 .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

s~-as-@-s~~a-.-,--ss.
Second and James fhs recess alssa saas
~ the vase easnee clerk, heehheep-
er meehinist engineer o. employs eea
ehleie money % Ne On his nete shh1"s
security,
VIRTUE YRRKRa CO.,
Leans meaey IN amounts 81 ttee up %
straight or nat leAns and insssi,"en'
'eaas ~ reasonable rate. y Interest
Boston nlees Ress vAeass
Money advanced salasisd peoris, retail
mgrehan,a tsamstern beefdlns eeasess,
without security iafuest business " -,
pfinetpai cities fOinen az Walhss
huildinN
~,n sA,A9Y tEoAs;Ns,.,urANx
sci NARtON nutLniNu
None, ieensd .aiarled peepie 81 a..
Ssda q iSs rsSsis. a.,ias. naaA
10 ioau Private money al leN fAts FL
Interest osner a MeihoFa aqt 50 Mel
eeia hldE
terms ceandsntiaL = Nsstsu sea
Neopie's Bank bids
Leans on forfeiture hefsss ste Wa
Neesh les As.lef Nsyl seesa
BANke.
.,.4s.assasa asssasaa-=sa=sz@
rnh cANApiAN nANN OF
COMMERCE.
nstahtihhrA fstE
Head Orflra Nnrnuta Canada
Over zoe branch affiFea 10 eahads
and the United states great hanhiHH
tusiness transacted Interest allowed 90
tliae aNrunlta
AAviNas DEPARTMENT
Seattle NrHNehstd " Wa'f Mgr seff
FN4MF SOUND NATIONAL. HAM OF
SEATTLE
capital stock raid ~. tkf sea suf'
rlns. SIS zee y Fufth pfss usits
fsnith. sice pres a v knkaayt cash.
Ter. correspondents On pItHclnal eAtisa 81
,hs vniisa stelgs sea EUROPE
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

screamed aruuuiuE her father and
brother The burglar was captured
and turned over to The police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

w IlOAsto ShOWh, 2
YEARS OLD. WHO 10 ouIRn
Ed CONSTANTLY eY A RETl
NUE. or SPECIAL pETrc.
TiNE6.
Brown la not known. even "A ~.
Dor View the newport villa Il 4 ~.
deraiood she win i0ln Mn Harold
Brown in Europe and the uarty Nh
make go automobile tour IL rranee
and Germany A c0rpa d de.ee.
lives VIII be taken along OF tie tog,
as a bOdygnard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
5000 BURIED IN KETTLE.

NEW MILFORD. Conn. Dec q
Three thousand dollars Ia $50
gold pieces were found b. r J
jones on his farm In the Mefriall
district while he waa digging a
trench The bold was Ia tea
kettie. which from is appearances
had been Ia The gF0und fos masy
years
FARMS AND AcREAoE.
---------.--------,---- -~ss-s-a-----.-.-s-ss----
WORK roH rouMautF
ch.eksas srs. aas rarass rfa'saais
every uan ain fau Aellafa saa -
Ma umw boss ~ he wAnts e. We have
serns fFg ana isa arfe ifegts yea ean
haE faf go 90 fiHH frmn ana hafaAfs
nenthiF nsuer o. ara 80 ihsm
wNsr a wurntrH
asa CuisMA& MAtH2
FlNE COUNTRY uouaE
watsftfe.i - sasad. sefes hisalF
suAfHfea fnF a.fHafu HHass. EHaf 81
eHarE useuiGH sarrifie~ sale Price
81 zee. some terms 7l- sars 20 ssasfia
nEsauN a CAnfHoN.
81 Marien block
FARMS AND LANDS.
-------------------r-s,--
RIVER BOTTOM tAwn e sores "a
geinlnN one ~ thr beet faNna is the
WhNs River Na4lsN HnVsa acres iH euitis
Vattnm balance uastWrN All feHeeH
hauar hare. nufhulIfiuEs Price imetaas
ing tfnrN ana Implements a. zee
WuuMNr MAlrWN
pts.fGe.sgt Alaska maiiaiaa
g8a %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
Coal and Wood

on queen kune HUi on ssenad Ave
North and noHtan street Hauled in on
,aFa and sold at deWustHwu rficfa
W. uttlONk
Successor Go IS A. luwef 4 %
rhonss 0uatu Anne 1857 tud 1853
asi 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
SOCIETY NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coal and Wood

W nauaeN. successor 90 L
pawen a Ca has hunkefa at
as atth Ave. rear James Sc Power
House
a6th ave and pearbafu ST. Ia south
eAst pact 0f the cttNt aud
second Ave North ana hoatan - /.
.n,sean Anne Mlia Coat and Ne0a afs
Ne0isa a. Ire tup % the htii at these
places and sold al downtown prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
CITY REAL EsrATE.
An Appropriate Xmas
Present

A rev broom modern tnnalfaH ahIrh
wH have priced at frHaf fFfa loser fHan
aurfhlnF can ha purchased frr fn fhis
district only three II1cka b. fHa car.
sad one nf fhe larEa slightly I1fs g. ~
found ln fnn Green Lake section Take
rm o. l.in m. chen north two blocks
to iiii n seth &C. Price 600 GA terY
easy trrIn
OWNER $40 BAILEY DIDO
Sos Those north afaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

Fine quarter .Hffa tfarts tom sasa "a
ft4H thg ffqe ones are aii cleared and
IN fruit close ~ rradsd aehosl eide.
Nafks in and water plued an each tract
the water is free FERNS taH each ana
$50 Der month
% - NICHOLS 90 unien nik tt
BOSTON WhHuou is booming foot
cement allowable nnh rifF natrr Man
~ HN kluda wanted no work See ffiu.
man. l--.L-L I-luI N LLmn. Ll..N II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

Far aafe-ury forest MIXED alder
staple rr cedar tlea rsf load aelie-
sffd Qassn cifg fasi Co szfe
Nad 8ta If
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-17
FOR ALDERMAN.

Reference to the announcement
column Of the Eagle this morning
will disclose the name Of Henry
Berger, who is candidate for the
Office of Alderman of the city OF
Bryan at the ensuing election, sub
ject to the action of the democratic
party of the city. Mr.. Berger was
born and raised in Brazos county
and has made his home i'll Bryan
for fifteen years, having been en-
gagged in farming near town and in
dealing in horses, mules and other
stock most of the time. He is an
energetic young man, we'll known
to the voters. and states that If
elected he will serve the best inter
ests of the city in every way posi-
Bile.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-17
CONTROVERSY ADJUSTED.
Japanese School Children Matter Has
Been Settled.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE San
Francisco school controversy. growing
out of the segregation of the Japan.
csc school children in that city. has
been settled. The basis OF the agree
ment reached at the white house is
that Mayor Schmitz and the members
OF the school board win Immediately
after the passage Of the immigration
bill. as reported by the conferees In
congress. abolish the oriental school
and again admit Japanese TO the white
schools.
The president and Secretary Root
gave the San Franclscans assurances
that II the bill Is not passed an extra
session will be called Immediately aft.
or adjournment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-17
rHAws SANITY.
jerome viii Join In Request For Ap.
pointnent Of a Commission.


New York. Feb. i6.-The following
Statement as TO District Attorney
Jerome's position with regard to the
sanity or insanity Of Harry Thaw was
made:
Mr.. Jerome does not know wheih-
er or not Thaw is insane. None of his
assistants know. None of the experts
retained for the prosecution know.
These experts have not had an oppor-
tunity TO examine Thaw. eihter ms to
his physical condition or his mental
calibcr. They are present In court at
would like To know. II any experts
retained for the defense. some OF whom
have already testified. will say author
itatively that In their opinion Thaw II
not insane the district attorney will
Join them In a request TO the court
for the appointment OF n committee
TO decide upon the question OF Thaw's
sanity"
Death has again invaded Thaw's On.
vironment. Close on the passing OF
the wife of Joseph Il. Bolton. one Of
the jurors. came the announcement OF
the death In a hospital OF Michael ID.
Downey who. for months. had been
Thaw's night keeper on the second
tier OF cells OF the tom5s. which Is
known as ''murderers' row." Downey
had been n keeper In the tombs for
more than twentyeighi years. When
Thaw first came TO the tombs he DID
not look with favor upon the new pris.
oner. But during the long watches OF
the night. when Thaw paced up and
down the narrow confines OF his cell.
warm friendship s?arng up between
the keeper and the prisoner. When
Downey was buried wreath bearing
Thaw's card rested on the casket.
Thaw sent the order for the flowers
20 Warden Flynn soon after he heard
OF the keepers death.
Harry c. McPike Of counsel for
'Thaw. said: when the trial is resum-
ed Dr. Evans will conclude his testi.
mony. and DIR. Wagner will be recall
ed to tell. of his conversations with
Thaw-conversat which were ruled
out last week. Then Mr.. Thaw's wife
will finish her story. and his mother
will be called as a witness for the
first time. Finally. after Mr.. Thaw's
will has been introduced as evidence
II Is probable that the family physi-
clans OF the Thaw family viii com
plete their testimony. The alienists
will be asked few final questions In
order to round the case and then. I'M
less something new develops. the de-
Tense will probably rest"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-17
DELEGATES FIGHT.
Lie Passed and an lnkstand and Paper
weight Hurled.

Wct8ht F1urieo.
Guthrie. Feb. l6.-The throwing OF
an inkstand and paperweight came
as a sensational climax to a tilt be-
tween Baker OF Wewoka and Haskell
OF Muskogee Saturday morning during
the discussion OF the railroad report
In committee OF the whole Of the con.
stitutional convention. Baker was sup
porting a substitute offered by Asp.
when Haskell took issue with the cor.
rectness OF his statements.
Baker retorted: You have repeat.
eddy denied your railroad affiliations
Are you now TO show the cloven hoof?"
III you make that insination you are
a contemplate liar" answered Has.
kell.
Then you are liar" retorted Ba.
ker. and Haskelrs answer was the
throwing OF a paperweight. The mis-
sile passed over Bakers head. strik.
ing the high back OF a seat directly in
front of group OF ladies'. among whom
was Mrs Haskell Before Sergeant at
Arms Durant could seize Baker he
threw an inskstand at Haskell, who
lodged behind desk. receiving only
the ink. Asp's substitute was defeated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-17
Ancient Violin Found.

New York. Feb. i6.-A violin. which
the police said has n label marked
" Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis.
Ammo Domlni 1885," was I'M
earthed in a quantity OF supposed sto-
len goods. The violin and goods were
found AZ the home OF Ernest Frinkert,
who Is under arrest. An expert VIII
be asked to examine the violin to as
certain n Il Is a genuine eremona.