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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Mr.. shonsa and Mr.. Stevens tfav.
eied Immediately 10 the states. But
they Travelled b. diffsrvbs boats.
Mr. sAonts had the presidents ear
first TAcn sssscns had an inter
view.
Just what occurred a. the white
hence ia not known. II il undar.
stood that Mfr Stevens rendered hls
resignation. telling the president
that be did not propose TO be ~.
sponslhie for work which 10 did DOT
have a frve hand 10 perform. II Il
said that Mr.. Stevens recalled "a
President Roosevelt certain prom.
iaea which the latter had made 10
him when he took the position a.
Successor TO Wallace. promises
that be should not be hampsFed b.
unnecessary red tape. and that be
should have all the authority need.
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$50
: FAIR REAogRs. HAVE YOU MET HINT
Etttttttttttttt
THE STREET CAR ROMEO WITH
FONONESS FOR FRET1Y GIRLS

The wOuld.ho Romeo. the street
car gallant. IN person well worth
attention. II for no other reason
than amusement. as his antics are
certainly amusing AT tunes.
lie IL the man who likes 10 have
pretty girls occupy the same scat
With him aud makes every effort n
entiee them "a do 10. II perchnaee
he enters a ear carrying a number
Of female passengers. ifresardleaa
af the number OF vacant seats ne
viii readily pick the seat neat tue
prottiest niri on the car and slide
into u with a sleh. lie revels ln
the naarness OF soma fluffy biz OF
lenlininity he thrills with the &c.
eaalonal contact OF a dainty arfa
when tho car rounds \ curve aud
tho sweet thing beside him sways
far over and bears her small weight
On hia manly hhOuldcr-thon ~
when the street car gallant draws
long. aalrerlng sigh Of utter bliss.
When the evening rush IL on.
the street car gallant may be
found waiting on down.towa
corner. gonerhily az Second Az.
and Pike o. II going east or
north. lie particularly likes one q
the largo cars with the seats run
ming across ways. hui If compelled
20 take Vne With length WAYS seaia.
he will reserve enough OF the cor
ner 10 hold two SEATS Ills ohIoct
in catching The ear off Pike IT.
Il Ia order 10 set a scat for him.
self and reserve one beside him FOR
the fair maid who iH sure 10 beard
tho ear az Pike or Madison.
In an unablrnslva way--the
street car uallant IL certainly a fox
he edges toward tha outside Of
his scat. and caruiensly throws the
SKIRT 20 his overcoat outward 10.
ward tha aisle. thus making the
saas beside him iook uninxitinR.
until some charming YOUNG things
commence 10 Tile down the aisle.
then he slidsa over "a the window
leavinE = very inFltia9 seat b. his
aide.
II IL quite natural To take the
most spacious saat and for this rsA.
son the Gallant's Fuse IL generally
snccsssfui. VITA the awlsh OF a
skirt and delicate rustic of Hnnie
flnfh fincfy. anne tempting dainty
little morsci seats herself beside
him. The thing IL done The street
car Gallant IL IN hls little hrAvsn
slyiy he steals a glance 81 her
face. such dear little chin. Was
there ever profile - perfectf
elg. SER Eyes.
she may return The inspection.
Not betng a hraren filrs, ha ails~s
he .sse 90 fail 20 his newspaper
Hut be has seen q pair Of vioiet
eyca--aafs. deep and trustfxl and
the printed PAGE before him IA BOT
a mass Of dainty fiilgrce and hlg
noft eyps.
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MOTHER ROW OVER
THE PANAMA CANAL
ssk,exax sHoNrs AND cHiEF
sxa,NzEs STEVENS GUAR
IN csEs AUTHORITY AND
urA Nor FcoTEo IT TO
ynE WAITE HOUSE.

xasngSgr0x. Jan. fs.--There's
uz>ss ~ 81 Ia Faaaua eanal
t.r<k4
- raav : il hetucan the chaii
AS 4 ~ canal commission ani
n 80 = lasms. asa Il nay lead
d H. rsAsaatln o. Chairman
n sAasrs or ~ Enxineer John
y ssxxszs Al present tbs swa
4 xmx.ax snxrthcr under a tFnce
r:s1se y W PFeaident Roo~e.
M
Kar<fs "a sot core 10 m opcn
n6fns snisl lnme.iiately after
s~<.<zaI @eseyelte departure
1na o. "trip. Il wiil Be recalled
~ ssz t,eslsixnss visit Was FOL.
M y srne refnrnla IN TIE cay
"a f~mxasfzAiAoa u sonas of The
tprmsru and a stfsixhfeuias
~ 4 wssfai euessspn3 u fHriHfiic-
a. BFs'iY stated, what tbs gres
~ ss was 70 divide al The canat
s1nIzxrailna iasp seven executive
1lufsEeal1 ana 90 oriler that All
- eseaFfnsxnfs REPORT dirunfi}
nE 81e,a uha. n addition. Vas
~ ~ asiAeriiT 70 hire o. fire
4 r2m
n sffsrs q shis vas 10 reduce
- szi&f snrineer. from being sec
~ : salAwIig 70 the chairman -
tszs elsh saesn ether depart
xns ekisfk lie bad formerly been
: tzrFsNs csnfrui u al canal
~ SISTERS m the absence ~
4tsm4s Sacnts. and when The fsi.
y vas e. ne strip wns hla ehtef
1H,<nact ~ aeW order strips
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hlm Of al thess extraordinary
pewera
in company with str other off.
efais be Was presented On the dAy
Ut tho presfdsnt's departure with a
general orsias from tbs chairman
iefiniaz inst shat bis authority
would ~ future D.
The starry of SHAT occurred has
iast reached Washington. There
Nas an interviow between Stevens
aad shohta which reeails the bic.
turle interview between TAFT and
Wallace. Tho chief difference vas
that stevrnA aaed tha strong ian
sa4xe
Damned lneoruDs.ents~ va. i
term applied 10 aotno % NJ. shontn
assistants and staff AZ for TAX,
inx orders from them and having to
have hia work subjected to them.
MF. Stevens would have n0ne OF II.
nj nald 80 plainly.
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WILL Be
HERE MONDAY

Commissioner Frankfln X. lane
of tho interstate commerce com.
mission. will arrive in Seattle from
Tacoma Monday morning and be.
Riu sessions IN the inquiry he will
conduct here ~ 10 O'Clock In the
chamber Of commerce rooms The
coal and car shortage viii be inyes.
sighsad By Mr.. Lane. who has teie.
sfnphed bis acceptance Uf the
chamber Of commerce quarters IN
which To hold ths Investigation.
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the purpose of securing another
prisoner. Soon after their arrival
Measra. Greene and Gaynor were
seen on tho outside OF the prison
mInellng in the edge Of the mob.
II WIS suggested that thoy take ad'
vantage OF tho excitement OF the
momonf and escape. They
laughed At the idea. 10 u is re
lated
Mrs. Greene and the wife and
grown son of Col. Gaynor spend
much Of the time in Macon, stop.
ping usually az a loading hotel, aud
are frequent visitors 70 the Jail
Young 0aynor has ontfce 10 OK
elusive circles Of society among the
young men.
Financiers state that checks Tor
amounts a. high ~ $1,000 have
been placed IN circulation. bearlne
the Greene or Gaynor signature.
The two have their meals cent
regularly from one 81 Tho best 10
tells n the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
MITCHELL WINS OUT.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. fs.-John
Mitchell. In his speech this morn
ing. said the convention must adopt
either hls report or that Of Vice
President Lewis AZ Il couldn't adopt
both. as they are opposed TO each
other IN their methods ~ settling
differences Lewis thinks Mitchell
IL too conservative. and says his
method Ia TOO favorabls 20 capital
lists. The committee report RECON-
mends that Mltchetla report be
adOpted.
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and there wore levied business
tax and stamp duty. The govern.
nient realised that these taxes were
10 a considerable degree evaded.
aud L wanted To devise some other
scheme. more especially as the war
With China was making more rev.
cnue necessary. So a leaf tobacco
monopoly law was put into effect In
January. isas.
Thia increased the tobacco rev.
enue nearly five fold. but the gov.
eminent yet considered the state af
the matter unsatisfactory, since the
growth ~ fcaf wan unsteady aud
AnY considerable increase Ia the
price II leaf. either from shortage
Of crop or the governments efforts
10 get more revenue. would nEima.
late ciandeatino importationa. thus
building up = system 10 beat the
government. Tho existing tobacco
manufacturing plants we're bought
and extensions made. aad the GOV.
eminent plunged into the business
Of making cigars and eiEafega.
proflss on Paper
An estimate WAS published show
IND the prospective Income OF the
entire tobacco monopoly for the en-.
suing 10 years. This Income com.
mcnccd with tik.oo0. 900 and
reached on the 10th year 90 900 .0o0
II WAS something like counting
your chickens before they are
hatched." and these ON the outside
eho profess 10 be competent Judges
Of such matters say the government
cannot possibly mako any such
money ~that as best Il can make
saly = small profit and that smuk.
Cling u going on apace.
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GOVERNMENTS BIGGEST THIEVES
LIVING HIGH in A SOUTHERN JAIL
olfs AND cAynoH. AWAIT.
W 4 REHEARiNo OF THEIR
cA1t. aRE STAR BoARDEHs
y MACON pHlsoN--Livg IN
tgfysY AND HAVE pEcU.
iiAs PRIVILEGES


NcoN Ga, Jan. 4--swhen
~,'sE ilms o. sasiinx for . ns~
- riiAaal bona. DO not fail TO
~ ~ Green aaa aaynor hotel.
- = hslbsfry e., oas u Ma-
! moNs fashionable thorough.
caisFt onlY 10 TIE most ex
s4fss ifass
~ boz d TIE BIbs county IalI
- Y ttaf boarsafs~ are Capt.
2 Green and CD John y.
re Nho. af;af many exciting
a",ssn,sa a. fRaiiltta IRON las
"a. = gahada. Hers returned to
- 3ae eoHfieted last March Of
s,1saa1t ne ualsed States gov.
49,. - q hahfrees Of thou
- q dollars n eonneation uish
49, lmgsoTs17nt aDan sha IA.
- - hzfboF. ard sentenced to
-. ~ Z q 'oaf years IN the pealten.
- = addition 70 a fine n over
-. *g eaas They are now await.
\. a e upon their appeal for
Occupy Hospital ward.
- Gfshs and Gaynor are
- ffagants u Che hospital
So. =. % ne second flo5f d the
As'A Dfizen
-. Afzs foofn. Illuminated By
80 - nEht Is furnished with
- $3.50 cots. chairs and tables.
- ash Flta newspapers, mega
- 70 Books. The stairs leading
-. spafiments are near the
-. ! Ne Building and Tins II ls
! lseeasary for tha occupants
=. q n'hkis With the common
q criminals
~. ~ ~ recent assertions ~ off.
mar Messra. 0reaue and
-. have lived strictly Within
& in'eN i IL generally known
- hlnf they have eui0ged
- pTiaonefs convicted 81
MsAef offeuses never enjoy
:. laz De pas, baseball aesaon
+ w teis interested spectators
s.. sal ma,inses at Central
s. -. Sporting writer for a 10
81, 80 one day referred to the
ksss4n s~ssslhs done By the former
4n eeotfae,ofs. whereap
ns,aa ~. nos immediately r.
- ~, re, a'en De rco.ers' ei,.b. per
6rss@s' e'aH,t caft for notoriefy
btss -. go Gaznor have ofter
- .. ~ wishing u driving upof
IS o 49, q this eliy. aessr, ,,a ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
MINERS RETURN
To WORK

NEVADA. Cal. Jan. ie.~-The
grasa Valley mines opened today
with a full crew of men. Every
mine Il working the same ~ be.
fore the strike. Al late hour last
night the miners accepted the
proposition 10 work the old ache.
dnle today with the assurance that
the eight.hour day would be grant.
ed in the future.
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ed 20 carry Ga the pDrk with eaerKy
and expedition.
All that II known az 20 che preai
dents talk ts the rpanIfs Mr.. ssey.
ems promised 20 so back 10 the iath.
mus and give tho new System A
trial
AT the same Nr Stewena II
known 70 be In = resignation moad.
aud his relations slth hts nomlaai
chief. Chairman Shoots. are nog
eoffist AZ Tits distance II looks
as u ono or eshsF wouid have 10 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
ASSISTANCE IS
DECLINED

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. ia wire,
less dlapsteh supposed to be frun
Admiral Evans was picked up this
morning ~ Cape Henry. and says
that the governor % jamaica has
declined eli offers Of Assurance
from Rear Admiral Davis. although
~ ~ believed e IL greatly needed
Dispatches are broken By the
storms In view n the other mes
saEes. the report Of the deeiinafi0n
II likely 20 be misinterpFetsd.
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has gone 80 far az 20 make excur.
Hions lnto the country Capt
Greans. the older Of the twO. ap-
pears more retiring IN disposition.
ife ~ said 20 spend y good portion
u bis time IN the back yard Of the
Jail. either walking Tor exercise or
sratsd beneath = tree. porinE over
French novel
In explaining the appearance OF
Col Gaynor upon the streets. an
official Of Uncle Sam II quoted as
follows.
+ Mr.. 0aynor IL a sufferer from
asthma Of the worst type and u
also afflicted with iocomotor ataria.
On account 81 hiH condition we
hags driven him oat Into the coun.
~ where be has been able 10 fnhaie
the pure ozone. but be has always
been closely guarded"
Curiosity was naturally aroused
ns % how the men occupied them
selves IN the evening One niRhi
angry citizens st0rmcd tho jail foI
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IS TOO ARDENT,
SHE SAYS

Mira Frank Burke this morning
filed q complaint against q we'll
known Ballard resident. who. she
alleges. II too ardent In hts suit
Mrs. Burke declares the mans In
sistent but unweleome devotion has
caused hor great Inconvenience and
irritation.
A deputy sheriff has been sent
out 70 arrest the man and bale
him into conrf
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GOES TO JURY.


CHICAGO, Jan iH.@lThe case ~
Cornnliua Shea. international press
dent Of the teafnsterk' union. Hceus.
ed II conspiracy 20 ruin the trade
Of Montgomery. Ward ana Co dur.
Ing the strike OF their drivers IN
1905. was given 60 the jury Tits
mofhlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

FLOODS CONTINUE IN
The MIDDLE WEST
lserInns rslsarsph asr,.Ies.l

CINCINNATI. o. Jan. ta-The
river PASSED The height u 81 feet
thls morning. ard railroad are nj
= complete tieup. The council thin
morning authorised . $4,000 bond
Issue Tor the relief % the uand vie
TINS The pll9ht of elites across
the river IL growing WORSE rapidly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
SNOW PLOW is
KEPT BUSY
fs,., so.o,sl s.rvies.1

EVERETT. Wash, Jan 10 Tho
snow at the Cascade tunnel on the
Great Northern has reached a depth
81 II feet. and Il Is stu showing.
Three rutariea have the utmost DIFF.
ncuity in keeping the line cleared.
Freight In congcsted In the local
Yards, a. we'll m nt tlsavenwofth.
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Traffic Tied up.

spuS0FIELD. m. Jan is.--The
warm rains IN Central Illinois have
practically tied up the tnternrhan
and Illinois Traction lines, and
washed out the sewers ~ Decatur
and other towns flooded cellars
and inundated farms. every stream
L. threatening a deluFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
MAKES UNIQUE
PLEA

y Marehikp. proprietor Of a pool
room at Third av. and Pine IT. whn
was arrested lAat Thursday on the
charge Of allowing minors 90 FIRE
auent bis establishment. testified
IN court this morning that he vas
800 old 30 keep his youthful patrons
out Of HIS place MarchiHo Is G.
years old.
Whenever Marchiee objected q
the boYs az too young. Il waA al
LACED. the gang would take pos
session Of the place and lock hlm
in side rDom. Remarkable a. the
plea was. there seemed 20 be a rims
81 truth IN II. and Judge Gordon
took the case Under adxia~ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

MufHFfFf WANitus
The sheriff of chehalia has re.
ques,ed the Seattle police - help
him locate Alvin SLING. sho Il
wantsd for murder Sling left Che
halls last "Wednesday. ami Il Il
thoaght that he came 10 Seattle.
where be has q sister. TIE police
are trying 20 IDeaie him.
Sc -la.sos after t*7u
Mike Fenei. bartender for the
Peonies CIR ~ 8 eshss ~ ~outh
and Washington - vas arrested
AZ lis this morning far violating
The slinnn ciusinF ordinance. This
a the artond sFfpA; ~ this nziure
aithin q week
indian Boy Alssln9.
Charles n Buchanan. aupsrin.
tendont II The Tulailp reservation.
has asked the Seattle police 70 10.
cate haifbreed Indian hoy.
Eugene sheldon. who ran away
frusa tho school on Nov. L.
Steamer Californian has eofnnist-
"a Der leading and e sue g. saii
fer
The coeos island HyinulIi o
1rg 80
fts5aE s9u ( Or DISSOLUTION al dls
/ scrpolastan iuJse Albvftsfa
has set Nafei 81 "a the date Of the
hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

nual output uf the mineral may be
set al | .6o1, GOO .0o0 pounda. The mo.
aanoly price 81 this Il $4,000, Gee.
Hut after paying the producers and
zoe aunerintendlng government 90.
iiclsiA how much l. left for rev.
gnuaf
The finance department has OF.
firlaia IN Forno4a Ia transport salt.
the quantity % be transported 10 30
previously fixed every Year. Tho
aaa 10 lirat delivered 10 the govern.
ment. which then sells L az such
suitable profit as shall prejudice as
little a. possible tho aaie Of the
home article.
la Japan the production ia . prt.
rate business under stats monopoly.
tn order to gix the rate IL compen.
sAtlon. the whole country IL d..
vided Into IL districts. according 70
tneir facilities az communication.
price Of fuel. rate % vases and eli
matte conditions, ar. in other
words. Rceordlnk TO the cost OF pro.
duelion. which varies with locality.
fssn6lss All caFaphor.
The eamphor Law 4 similar "a the
<ak Law. The manufacturer In
Japan proper IL required to deliver
70 the government all the crude
eamphoF and campaor oil that he
has manufactured. and 10 receive
such compensation therefor a. il
fixed b. tho government. Tho gov.
eminent may restrict the output II
that should BE- deemed necessary.
All crude eamphof and eampaoF oil
are sold By tho government AZ 4
fixed price.
Csmphcr can h. produced. am
ercdlhly Informed. AZ rs cents \
pautd. and u Il sold AZ the average
rate % stoS or stfe. The receipts
u the government from the cam.
phor monopoly amount on the az.
eraxv to approximately halt q mil,
lson dollars. although II u a ques-
slon as TO how much OF that Is left
after tho expenses u Admlntssra-
tlon are paid.
The rohaeee Plan.
Tobacco regulations ~era put
into operation Is years before.
These wsro subsequently, revised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
QUEEN AsssRs NEST.

4 meeting Of the property own.
rra and residents 81 the Qnaen
Anne hiil district viii be held Tues.
4sY evening" ~ the -ArpoNtook." coo
ouesa Anne av.. % desefEnina tho
location Of tho extensions 81 tho
street car system on the .Hiii =
This Cedar u line utii BE- extended
around East Queen Anne. probably
ub Taylor as. to Boston OF Crockett
sta. westerly 50 Queen Anne Az +.
whlls the present East Queen Anne
line vili eontinee n1rtheriy along
elssecn AIMS az. 20 the canal. Tho
matter l. one Of vital Interest 10
every resident % Queen Anne hill.
and Councilman cFlchion IL dr2if.
oas Of having = large attsndAnee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
QUAKE VICTIMS
At HAVANA

HAVANA. Jan. 1.-THE steamer
otefi arrived at Santiago today
from Kingston with ~ passengers
who we're in the earthquake. Thity.
five sre injured and several may
die.
A Cuban cutter dispatched By
Gov. Magoon with relief supplies.
has returned. being driven back
By The high winds The captain
o. the cutter says he out back At
che request Of three American cor
respondents who were aboard The
correspondent deny this and say
nc captain didn't know the route.
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psArr AT DUNLAP.

late thss afternoon Bonney Wat
aou Co. received a report from the
Fi.sencs cfittsadon Home ~ Dun
lap. that one Of the Inmates had
died. The body viii be brought q
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

- ss,r Special ssrvtesA
So" .rol aespotlam 4 tae
fp''s - a. the largef Amer
W ~ 80 lsserlboa the trend 81
e ,essasas state To-Day In sou.
% 80 = Iapanese state y 90
~ " al IA ether WAYS i Ger
~ ~ : afst place. there : ne.
> - .'ssr,l q government IN
ezas 1S,t We ase The term
D. , - manhood saffrake Il
fasr : aaslsca safifsae. teaifis,
49, .ssesrly qualification IN
4 ? s.slsa moze than IL Ter
~ : ~ regulation possessed
- .'s.s,est q votsaE
~ saslax over Into the Eot'
= ~ hsnsls Of the steam rail.
tssnss ...s.-esnhs telephones ana
$50 $50 nsgsg supply syssenas m
- '.'ss s d - The test. ! shout
D. w. ..,,lal, pronounce that des
- .lsshseae1. ainee these
r'' 49, aonopoliee They afv
AZ = elvlliaation. bus srs
rsss.. llb,e q eompetisien. or
10 80 4 permanent competi'
4 r. sannoi ~ left IN private
- -. 81 xgylnk their owners
49, .s,sasasa oveF ali other pco
- v,rsesllsss rsO Much.
<.ns.,t SAY - much tor the
- .snt nonopalisasion of salt.
-. campAer. and, probably IN
-. fasare. matches. Each ct
.ssastsiee. except. perhaps
4 esmnhaf. Is susceptible Of
.'..a cssapstitioa and should
.Hsss6sse b. made a geNefsi'
y. ssseealy. bat onght 10 BE left
= neixssp enterprise.
- <rs4s ikndlorla were taxe1
49, market value of their
80 sSaass = sesy large Increase
- n.eaas would result and
- sss be % necesAisy OF sea
.,,ssssfnars nays Of gesiins
- Yhe government has been
80 4 compsl this rich lana
- . xahmit. or else has
y - mans u It's supporters
- a., rsass. and therefore has
- - rereaue In other ehan-
aes.fss frem salt
-. n ,hese xhAnneln has been
- Mr. fkan Iae. 600 persons are
.-~.x i tAls industry tn Japan
~ 9uraess. Ana The aveFaxs an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

The whole summed that but small propor,len
Of the Of Japan have the right to vote for he men who
make the laws and constitute the government Of that country
and that while the policy OF taking hands What
natural monepees II enlightened aud proper one the
policy Of establishing monopoea In salt eamphor
aud oeaeco which belong naturally competitive fields
IL anenshsened and unless greatly deceive OF
small avail a. revenue rasera-iIanry ueorre ir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Two 14ynnfoid glela. Kdua Veil
ana Bertha stF0up. ran away NOM
their homes IN Everett last night
and are thought TO have come TO
seattle Tho chief OF the Everett
police has asked the Seattle police
to look for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. 10.
The National Wool 0rowsrn'
convention closes today. with the
election 81 officers for the ensuing
year a. the principal business
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Liovoh DEALER ARRESTED.

Mike OsRourke. OF the White
House Liquor company. on Second
av. 3. was arrested this afternoon
by officer Peterson on a warrant
sworn &C. BY License Inspector
Marsh. The charge IL selling
llquor without a. neenea.
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TRAINS COLLIDE

SUMTER 3. G. Jan. IA
head ou collision occurred on the
Atlantic Coast line between a pas
sanaer and freight today A wreck
Ihg crew. doctors and nurses we're
sent 10 the scene. No deaths are
reported.
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MAnUfAerUR1as MEET.

The Manufacturers association. OF
Seattle. VIII meet tonight al tbs Sc
attic Athletic club and discuss the
proposed Insurance Organization Of
the association.
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Good plumbing IL essential 10
health. That n the kind which Geo
". woodhousc co. always DO, Call
up Main stt. Ind. siI lis univer-
atty At 49,
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KINGSTON. Ian. is-The steam
er rfinx EiisI Frederick is ashore.
and tugs have gune 70 her assist :
ance. This ~ the third vessel
ashore in this vicinity. two on ae-
count ~ the earthquake
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LlEDEakRAnz CARNIVAL.

The Seattle i.iederkranz win give
a musical carnival and masqae ball
tonight az the Turner Hall on
Eighth av.
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puASES OF JAPANESE PATERNAL ISM
THAT MAY APPEAR "DESPOTTC"

-. GOVERNMENT ole.
slkAurvs nsuANo. SUPPLY AND
ssIeKs o. SAIL T ss,,s
AN ANY aaraons or oef'
'' = nrSRY oEoRok u.
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Dent overlook the fact that good
plumbing e the most essential point
IN modern home building. O. n.
Brown Plumbing Co. 81 Pine st.
noth phnaes zee