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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
1.sa Suceumbs Before the Onslaught of the
A'age Waters Which Now Cover the Giant Ship
completely Minnesota May Be Sold.

Il =. s : telling u the abao
~ -. = she DAKOTA was received
go p fhe heal offlclais IN
- =. saFthern steamshiD com.
{ ~. = Merchants EFchanao
<..','. s aszIty hires weots of No.
IL - - esslsss The hanery aea. tbe
H. 80 :. xIaaually aiaappeared and
a1sss 4. sssa her smokestack Ii
" " Naisf.
y Dakaia's valuable c,rgo
hi =. aneioufth was saved
se.s.'@. AscaFed b. the salvage
81 - 2 Ynkohama ana ToElo
b D.. 80 men at work since
sAss tie Gres, N,.,s.-,.
. - eanpany VIII 90 wi,b
H. sz, nov in thla mort
-. Q b seen. There ~ s, !.
Ia y -. ~ sac will pass into me-
: an q The Japanese p sieara,
done The Grea, -" No. mem q .,...
nis retire from tbs - p, wv,
Ii .snsr cyelopa a, ,to p,...
tas -. which arrived al Ta.
H. '1zs !. from me oriss Y
hh sr % the DsEof 'a''' G. o.
y ~ .s'd brought a. ia.ns c' y,
Eesl -. sasetts Of March 8
-. g. says IN part ''s '''
s !. haru returned from
las.s - = ? , m. bringing 'i pas
slls - shs majority M M,
n.sa = pstota. about slo h
da|a'si.s .sgage. ana were '', 1"n,
e -. among TIE vario8s w. ,ol
paFzer Of the Hatw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
HUNGRY SEA ENGULFS
BIG OCEAN LEVIATHAN
RYAN AT CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. March IA
Thomas RYAN was here en- route
south to-day. lie said h. would not
see the president. A. he had moth
Ing he could say to assist IN the
solution of the present problems
before tho government lie said.
The president must name a can
didate % succeed him He cannot
escape ths responsibility"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
HIGH sEAs WOULD &c FATAL
TO WRECKED cRAFT-cAPT.
TRuEs RlpoE SECURES
EQUIPMENT WITH WHICH He
WILL TRY TO FLOAT HER.

The steamer Northwestern, OF
the Northeastern Steamship com.
panY. ashore on Iatouche island.
will be a total wreck II the sea
rises. according 20 advlcea received
from Valdez this morning Captain
> + TruebridEe left Valdez last
night for the scene OF the wreck
with gasoline tanks for air drums.
These vii be used TO raise the bow
and efforts will then be made TO
get the steamer off the rock ON
which she is hanging.
The rock nunctured a hole for
ward of the bridge The engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
DROPS DEAD

John Hniioran. aged et. dropped
iFai last night AZ ! oel0ex In the
nsfard bar. Fourth and rike Dep
uty Coroner Wtlisin wili hold =
post tnoftsFu examination of the
body tHts afternoon AZ Z o'cioek to
drtsfmine the cause ~ dsath. II
van ffetshly heart disease. tfis
relatives have not been iocstrd The
bedY l. At nsnaey- wafson'a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
OWNERS OFFER FLATLY
REJECTED

The hope OF arbitration which
yesterday existed on the part OF
the owners OF sound vessels In the
deadlock with tho Marine Engln-
eeras' Beneficial association was
sent glimmering today by their
demands FOR a new wage scale and
hy their Indignation over the wage
scale presented to them last night
BY the owners.
A refusal OF the wage scale Of.
fcred by the owners last night was
conveyed TO the latter this morn.
ing BY Secretary G. s. Follett Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
IN
/ CRITICAL POSITION

room Is dry. as Is also the after
hold
The passengers taken from the
Northwestern left on the Portland
late yesterday afternoon for Seat
tie. The mail was also sent on that
steamer
According 20 statement OF Capt
rruehridge before he left Valdez
for the scene Of the wreck. Il will
cost at least $4,000 TO float the
steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
U. S. TO AID SEARCH
tsoripps Telegraph ssrviee.l

wAsHfNGToN March "a
President Roosevelt this afternoon
wrote 10 Or. Horace Marvin, saying
that the government win do all
Il can 10 aid him 90 find his lost
son. and has also ordered the post
office department TO prosecute the
search.
Little Horace. tho 4-yrnr-old sam
.ssaa htssa -v.sa Mood
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the engineers association. The
raises offered we're about half of
those demanded.
MIR. Folleit stated that IL the In
crease asked by the men is not
granted by April /. the men whose
salaries have not been raised sat
isfaetorily will quit their positions.
and those whose wages are salts
factory to the associations de-
mands will remain at work.
lie says II the engineers walk
out. their firemen and helpers will
also quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
BIG PROJECT

WINNIPEG. Man. March ga
The provinces OF Manitoba. sas-
katchewan and Alberta are working
out plans Tor the government own
ership ot telephone and telegraph
lines. involving enormous sums OF
money. aud an the cities are work
ing for municipal ownership %
streets ears, tight power and water.
This will either be accomplished
rs purchase or bonds being floated.
80 great are the amounts In
Naltaa that conservative bankers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
LONG SESSION IN BROWN.
FIELD CASE ENDS IN pUAo-
LOCK VOTE OF 9 TO FOR
CONVICTION FORM A N
MAKES ODD REPORT.

After ia hours delibcration, the
jury which tried Clyde Brownfield
for robbery this mornlng reported
to Judge Morris that Il could not
aEree on a verdict. eight members
standing for conviction and four for
AcquittAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
JURY FAILS TO
REACH VERDICT

Judge Morris asked % the fore.
man IN. Foreman. do you believe
thai even Juror has honestly aud
cenMeisnIieasiy attempted 20 arrive
at 4 verdict p
y dont know. your honor. That
r.. do not care 10 aay." was the 10.
ply Of fofeman James rlorney.
The reply indicated that there
bad been strong feeling during the
long session In the jury room
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
stated that the ease viii undoubted.
y be- tried again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

GETS THREE YEARS

W A. Richardson. recently found
guiity Of burglary. I'm connection
with the ao-ealled Washington
Hotel lootiuK. was today sentenced
BY Judge Morris 70 serve a term OF
three years IN the state pcni.
Tertiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
FF|DAVITS FILED
IN THAW CASE

beer fully capable 20 understand the
natars af TIE trial - as 90 object
to TIE Fre~xeailnxs against him
nurins the whoie trial Tha~ has
conducted himself IN a rational
manner
eIsa.anss Statement.
oieason aet,aaes I havs known
Thaw many pears During She trial
he has consulted me frequently.
ard always In = sane and Intelligent
manner
Gleason declares that Thaw'a
memory is extremely accurate.
ne other attorneys make affida-
wits along the same lines al APP
peariaE 10 fhink that Thaw'a letters
20 thsn are the most important syi-
denee of bis present sanity.
Many q these Ietters are append
81 70 ths affiAaxfta
Rsnarka6ls Statement.
Or. waeuers statement brings
out TIE heretofore unknown facts
that Thaw had Described 10 him his
movements iusf before the shooting
on the roof garden Wagner w@earu
that Thaw denied - him Hmfsha
Testimony IS 10 hos be watch~d
Tnaw's movements. because. being
the FIRST nlxht. the garden decoFa-
ueua II plants and shrubbery
among which Thaw walked was 80
no one co1id have followed hirn.
Thaw told me continues the am
davit. that he did not see White
az al Until uheu about % leave thu
garden
Late this Afternoon Jerome de-
ciined 10 discuss the affidavisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
STORMS
RAGING
fserIpps TeIearsph ssrvIes.l

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-A
rain storm OF tremendous fury. ac.
companled by high winds, set in
last night. rendering the railroad
aud telegraph conditions worse
than ever.
Reports Of n most alarming ma
ture come from the Sacramento and
San Joaquin valleys.
II Is feared that the already bad
IL weakened levees have given
away under the added strain.
II they have millions OF dollars
worth of damage have been done.
Many unconfirmed reports are
received regarding loss OF life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
1lxae PLACES PAPER ON
xcqao Denying THAT IER.
~ kks CAUSE TO WISH AP-
s1yr<Sr OF INSANITY
suuusslos.


m 1pzx. March sa-Thaw's
1<nm = gsrum.s Insanity pro-
49,. -. A. ss,m .fssrno.n.
...
- : s sais'aaN'ss ~ , ~ssa..
- sasassa ana Ass 49,.
= hssns Max..sr. 's''i ~. !.
- snt='s mere arg :
- : aasss ~ AhaN snow.ns
ss'hs p aFses'"E 'hs
=.
, - kEter ThaN insisted upon
: : 'ss',.'' ~ 80 49,
- = hs ri'ss tes'''',ony,
- sssait nsss'ses e''t mo
r issisF asut.unsd
= : =. = % ..., sssl,sfsl n.'ll !,
Aassiai ena studied
80. - Hlsvs@ re ani
: 49, : ) - upen ny rights
<>.,.-.. -. 7 - uF'A ta.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
TlLoEN BIO WILL NOT DC &C.
cEPTED.

The consideration OF G H. Til
den & Co.'S bid for the city water
bond issue Of $3.50. 600 has been
postponed "a week, to allow Tllden
TO improve his bid Unless he does
Ha nav bids will he advnriisea for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
Interests Of the City Demand That the Master
Trades Building Association and the Building
Trades Association Get Together and Settle the
Present Lockout.

concrete mixers are protected In
their scale. Under this eOmbina.
tlon OF circumstances prolonged
trouble IL improbable
After the failure Of the confer
ence of yesterday 10 end In a set.
tiement, the committee represent
ing the Building Trades assembly
issued the first statement which
has come from the union side In
the present controversy. The
statement sets forth that there
has not existed any such state Of
unrest Ia labor circles as the mas
ter builders have sought TO con.
vince the public was the cause OF
attempted suspension of opera
tons.
The statement details the at
tempt Of the unions 10 secure from
the contractors in the Master
Builders association a three.year
agreement, dating from January !,
1907. and the failure Of the nego-
tlationa.
Referring 10 the suspension. the
statement says:
The Labor Side.
This lockout took place last Mon
day evening and was. as far a. the
effects anticipated by the master
builders, an absolute failure. for
the total number OF men locked out
b. that association WAS less than
go men. We make mention OF this
fact In order TO make plain the fact
that when the members OF the Mas
ter Builders association declare a
lockout, and out OF a total Of 400
men employed In the building
trades they do not control over
go men. that they are In no wise
in a position 20 state 10 the public
that they voice the sentiment Of the
employers Of building mechanics
IN this city, and Il naturally follows
that II the employers In the build
Ing industry employing over 5000
mechanics are satisfied with exist
ing conditions, that those eondi-
lions are. In the opinion OF the
many Just and reasonable and busi-
nens.llke notwithstanding the opiu-
ion and statements OF the press
NAtAHttAAtH vi AuF HtAFRt 0AAsAsN =
but in order 20 be entirely free
from any responsibility that may
result from an extended labor con-
troversy that may develop from this
uncaiied for lockout. a eommittee
representing the Building Trades
assembly today waited on a COM
mittee Of the master builders and
bent every energy TO adjust the
matter: and the Building Trades
assembly Is in position to state
that the master builders conten-
ton regarding an unsettled labor
market Is not genuine. The wage
proposition as submitted was salts
factory. with the exception OF the
wages OF concrete mixers. The
master builders refused to ooncede
the Jurisdiction Of the Building
Trades assembly over this class
Of labor, and there the matter
rests"
The Master Builders association
met az one O'Clock this afternoon
to prepare statement to the
public.
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tseripp. Telegraph serviee)
NEW YORK. March 2a-stocks
opened with general declines. but
within rs minutes they regained
strength with fractional rallies.
Union Pacific was among the
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loved 70 20 Tor some time before
medical help has been summoned
kins More Gases.
There are nine cases In the local
hospitals today and three o. these
are reported % be fnring AZ well as
could BE- expected. The others viii
probably die. There are sin cases
at the Providence hospital at pres
snt, and ali are very serious OF
six cases In the past four died. and
the other two are doubtful There
are two cases az the Pacific. and
both arr reported 10 be getting
along nicely. Al the Seattle Cen
erat there IL one case which IL
known 10 be spinal meningitis. and
another that q expected 10 develop
into the dread fever or four cases
In The past az this hospital an have
died Four cases have been record.
ed ~ the Wayridc Mission IN the
last feW weeks. or these three
died. and the fourth. a boy. who
VIII probably survive. viii likely
be insane. some affiiciion. such as
mental trouble or loss 81 hearing or
sight generally attend recovery.
No Preventative.
Physicians say there ~ no pre-
sefihed preventative or cure. and
warn the public against the adver.
tisemsnta 81 auncka claiming 10 be
able To either prevent or positively
cure the disease In all forms
prominent physician. when
seen today. stated
I can advise nothing. cxcept that
those feeling lndisposed Immediately
see physician The germs Of the
disease are generally taken in
through the nose or throat. and |
should advise those with colds 10
be more than usually careful. II
eases are reported as soon az the
first symptoms are felt there Is a
chance for recovery but the odds
are against one who has gone sew
erai days without medical attend
anee"
According 20 physicians the germs
Of the disease are in the air every
where. and very little depends on
the particular sanitary conditions
Of any given locality. The epidemic
is not only raging In America. but
IN England as we'll Some $50
deaths have been reported in the
last few weeks IN London aud Glas-
gov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
DREADED SCOURGE is
RAGING EVERYWHERE


. Physicians are unable 20 :
. asstgn = raBnu for the present =
. spaientls - SPINAL m~ninsi,ta =
II is . diseases caused By = =
germ. but whst conditions 4
. eauss II % become spldsfsic We =
. are nnahls - dsisrmine. u 10 :
= disease Which comes sudden- Z
" and nauss run ifs course. Z
q we knae % no rethad % Z
q prevent 81 Or msana - cure. Z
. Tbs SETON % the disease h -
. Sudden nat the victim usually
q dies bsfofe any remedy haB an :
. opportunity o. become effect Z
q Iva 4
Good wnAther casually ends 4
o an enlarnsie ~ spinal meniu- Z
. gifts and the ~pidSmic viii
q probably disappear az the 4
. NuatlsF improves @-p f Grant 4
. Calhoun. Health Officer o. Sc
q sttir.
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limited TO HIS DEATH
Try WRONGED HUSBAND
=, Constantine de POdhorsky, Who Claimed
I'D Relation to the Gar. and Who Was Well
r.svu In Seattle. Is Killed In Goldfield, New,
rIC Hines Also Well Known Here.

,...,.s fpm Meme 10 Goldfield'
caus nadhofsky. a Russian
- wAo was Al ona TINE
-. q he personal suard TO
-, as yesterday shot down
!. 49, b. ! c. Hines. a mia
=. rel kno~n In Seattle and
~ ...x..sur occurred In a 50.
u esfs h gioldlields, where
- sxs foand IN company
Al - J. c islnss. The mufas''
= skpcfing Hlnes handed
1900 ID bis wife and. turn
= - mfruns o. the bar. said
s1h msn ssauced my wite'
.alnea my NE. and no
tfSes. eaz b. severe enough
-
nslsisd 10 Car.
Go nzAosxky. who vas well
". i seattle. was AZ one time
- = ) siberian province. Tie
- sas Russian severn
i ss< mzstef q the eonceS
- r.ssd b the Northeastern
- zunrans. untii six months
Is vzz tsF Is years an o..
- : - kHszian cavalry and
- : heEsnsnt Of the ears
- - guard.
- nelkxr xsz the Princess
n.1u4 ne family being blood
- b Ehe ezar
80 nonsks ago County Pod.
49, <}d1rs thEA city and rented
r1enux salfs AZ oae OF the
= ks.zoxn kcssls Tie openly
- I Ii high military record
= <xhfxl - eas > mine owner
= ! ~ smeaas of ready eakh.
~ nneax seat eaals some time
= ~ 4 vas shown that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

The epidemic 81 spinal mcninei.
is non rasiag in Seattle IL world
side Ia scope
Press DISPATCHES from London
ANNOUNCE SEQ deaths from the
ucoarKe In that city within the last
five nanHths
Message fnnm an over this conn.
try M veil a. Europe Show the dis
ease 70 be active IN practically all
Quartnsa
TIE history of the spinal menin.
gifts Iiague - that Il IL short
lived.
acfence Is az a ioaa 90 discover
the cause or origin Of the plague
which - one of the most erfatie
as veil a. vicious epldcmics known
10 medical science
The Isialady sfrikea with a dead
" Eklffneas which h only equal.
led b the audiences 81 It's disap
pearauce when once tho sway OF
the epidemic IL broken.
Thn departure o. spinal mouingi.
tie il Generally simultaneous with
the eosninK 81 aprIuE
This has always been tho case
wherever the scUurgo has lifted
ita uKlF head and the approach of
good weather has generally mark.
81 the beginning 81 the end
For this season IL IL safe 20 say
that the malady has reached Its eli.
max IN Seattle aud that from now
on vii be on the wanc until Il
eventually dies away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
Spinal Meningitis Plague Kills 500 in London
Epidemic In Seattle Believed to Be on the Wane
Although Two More Victims Are Reported.


meningitis reported today.
kortsty record Cor tire month nssabsru ~ dead
epidemic iast
Seattle General Nospas-Oae al present. another
Pour deaths % four presous
pTevldsres Nospftal-Sx present -Four deaths
- ef els prssiou. eases.
paefie Hosptz-Tsso sssse st present
Waysids Mission Negotiations 81 present -Four
deaths 81 tour previous eAses
Minor Hospitai-so Sssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

MOST SENSATIONAL CASE IN
HISTORY or THE COUNTY IS
READY FOR TRIAL 80 JURY
WILL BE CHOSEN FROM REG.
uLAR vENfRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
PO|zNSK SENTENCED
FOR LIFE

tenea Of the court that you be con.
ftnad In the state penitentlary At
WAiia HaIla At hard labor 40 long
a. You may i've
en- Jan. 7 last PolKnsk committed
the crime which resulted In the life
aensanca lie was tried and con.
Weird 81 March ~. IIis attorneys
ulotiou for new trial was this
mornlns eserrulad By JuGe Morris
Ma Gnpeal sill be taken and the
prisoner WIN be removed 20 waiia
wsila shortly NE temporarily
broke doNn when an interpreter
repeated his sontence
Mike Hhroupa. who VAS wounded
By ruiznst. lies Al Providence hos.
pltal lie right aide IL paraiyxed
and he eth never be able 70 speak.
sA#@.#ssasssaaaassa'saarasi-s -.aa3s
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man WIS a fraud as far an hts sup
posed wealth was concerned. Cue
eyealag he feturned "a his hotel
and found hla apartments locked
A scene followed. aud the man waa
elected frusn the hostelry Suit
against the hotel management was
threatened. but the matter never
reached the cuurta
Went % Nome.
Later Pu<ihofaky moved 20 Nome,
where he inst Hines and the lAtters
beautiful wife. with whom he be-
came Infatuated. All three prln.
clpals then Jeff for uoidfteids
Trouble occurred there. which
eventually led to the present Hill
tng.
In this city and IN Alaska tho
dead nohleEnan WAS associated With
John Rosene. % this city. preai.
dent OF the Northwestern steam
chip company. 10 phom aswH OF the
tragedy was Hsnt By sire Last atght
Mr. Roeeae reeentiy reeeivsd let
ter from Fodhorsky. Of whom the
steamship man epsakA only IN ne
highest terms
The heaatifai young woman. who
was the cause Of the tragedy. IL the
granddaughter Of Henry MeigEs
the builder Of the famous Meigxn
wharf Of san Francisco
The womans mother n nov Mrs
J. @. Coehrane. II Aberdeen. hav'
Ing married cochrane after a sepa
ratios from her previous husband
Cochrane MAS = lawyer IN Aberdeen
Tor a time. bug Is nov Ia CAiifor-
MIA.
Ills wifs and = family Of three
daughters and Two sons are nos Ia
Aberzeen. Coehrane vas IN this
city a few seeks aEo. prior 10 his
departure fof the south.
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Two More Deaths.

Two more deaths FROM spinal
meningitis have been reported With
IN the PAST - hours. George y.
AekefY passed away at o'clock
this morning NJ Providence hospital
after an illness Of four days Ira
~ John n young resident 81 Riv-
erton. who II well known IN news
paper eitcles. died last night az his
home
IN spite ~ the Increasing number
Of deaths local physicians say that
they are better able TO cope with the
disease than ever before, and that II
cases are reported Immediately that
there - always a possibility of cure.
although the records show that nine
ott Of every ten patients die.
Quick action is OF vital importance.
say phYaieians. aud the majority %
fatalities. q IL said. are due to the
fact that tho cases have been al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
BY FRANCIS r. SINGLETON.


/ IL the question OF 900 per day
increase ia wages paid 10 the
1900 men employed In the building
trades 20 be allowed 10 stand In
the way Of an agreement between
employers and employees and To re.
tsfd the construction OF buildings
now being erected7
This question. which only means
an Individual increase Of Zoe per
day. in the wages II concrete mix
ers now receiving t250 per day.
Is all that IL blocking a settlement
Of the present labor difficulty.
There are about 300 hundred con.
crete mixers Involved In the
trouble They work on an average
about four days In the wwek. The
increase In their wages would
amount 10 about 800 per day. or
about four days In the week. The
per day TO each member Of the
Master Builders association. This
Is the basis for the action OF the
contractors ia attempting 20 Eus.
pend operations and their refusal
to meet the demand for the in.
crease VAS the cause OF the failure
OF the Joint committee 10 reach
settlement yesterday afternoon.
No Protrseted Fight.
Bat Seattle IL not seriously
threatened with a protracted labor
struggle. despite the fears Of the
contractors. The demands OF the
present situation make an extended
struggle improbable. Buildings in
the course of construction must be
completed They must be com.
plefed with the labor AZ hand. The
present suspension did not throw
any large number Of men out Of
employment Many Of those laid
off have found other employment
Organised labor IL not likely 10
try 60 force a complete tieup OF
operations on the buildings under
construction By members Of the
Master builders association By a
strike. Organized labor in Seattle
II too wise To make such a move.
unlon men Wsll be allowed 20 work
on these buildings a. long as union
iabor Is employed and the union
scale i paid.
ON the other hand. the employers
ara not counting a protracted strug.
gle The suspension OF operations
Was followed By the announcement
that unless the unions capitulated
work would be started Monday With
non union labor Last night. how
ever. an Interview was given out
% the effect that work would not
he resumed as long as any prospect
for = settlement existed. Thus the
threat of employing ron.union Ia
Dor and Inviting n labor war was
withdrawn BY the contractors when
the negotiations had reached q
critical stage
Cannot Afford Tie.up-
The contractors cannot afford
20 face labor troubles at this time
The public of Seattle want no Ia
Dor troubles The building trades
unions want no trouble and are
willing Co sign an agreement for
two or more years, provided the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

only TIE JuRY's HUMANITY
SAVED YOU FROM rHg oAL.
Lows sAys Jupog MORRIS.
IN PASSING SENTENCE ON
MlhER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

GENERAL DECLINES ALI
ALONG THE LINE - FRAc-
TIoNAI RALLIES REPORTED
CANADIAN PACIFIC BORE
THE BRuNT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

OLYMPIA. March a1.--Arbor day
In the state ~ Washington will be
celebrated April II. according 20 the
proclamation issued BY Governor
Mead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

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