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The Irish standard., 1907-03-30

MCGOWAN & Mahoney. fire insurance,
real estate, loans. 22o Temple Court.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-30
SUM MON s.

SUMMONS,
1sret 81 Geupt FSfy FG9u4y Of Hennepn Bin
trict.
HeyRSn G;R3|an B. Dornbers, and u Jams; N ' E.
Hans Bottelson, Lydia L.. Mccluskey,
rim9thy III T., ! MCCARTHY lee, and Kate 2. Nc
Adele Fawsett. Ed. Bekken, NJ Magnus
Bekken, RICHARD II; Broat. omand B.
}2e0bs01 Fs1aS 6son Olive smss HIdssdth John ReaR
KKipp, Joseph Bub;;, Horace L. Ashley.
George pess5ep Gepld Rede j 5syne Charles
Griffin and Mason c. Griffin. her hus-
band. w: J: Morgan, L. Robert Mueller,
Wing 6e foesem Rent9n Tf9sKsy ! L1ara Mr
Birney, Sara a. Price. Henry Green
hagen, Calvin Mccoy, Eugene d: Per
rry, Frank ~. Shaw; May E. semon,
Millie f. Pritchard. Frank c. Stanch-
field, Ira b. .strout. Albin s. Trow, 1.
z. Nickols. G. H; Dudrey and Minnie
r. Armstrong. Thomas A. Hamlin and
Mary E. Hamlin. Benjamin Ives, Lena
,h,' Wheeler: Elias Stevenson R. e. Cham
Augusta fss Ross 4 A5er Tufne nURn'e Alee 5enk X
Virgins, william II. Black, George 6:
Miller: also all other persons, unknown.
est or lien In the. real estate described
in the complaint herein. Defendants.
STATE rG,,S OF r.NISI M1MNEsoTA To ,,r THE
You and each of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the com
plant of the plaintiffs in the above en-
"a action ts ons which ~ mp has Is
district court. in the city of Minneapolis.
county of Hennepin. state Of Minnesota
and to serve your answers to said com
plant by copy on the subscriber at his
office In the city of Minneapolis in said
county of Hennepin within twenty days
after the service of this summons upon
and if you fail to serve your answer to
the said complaint within time aforesaid
plaintiff in this ACTION will apply. to the
eomplaint together with piantff's costs sss
and disbursements herein.
Dated March 5. 1907.
JAMES e. O'BR1EN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
93S Security Bank Bldg.
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Notice Of Lis Pendens.
has been commenced In the above. named
court by the above named plaintiffs
against the above named defendants and
PENDANTS and each of them in and to the
following described real property situated
Minnesota and described as follows. to-
wit: lots S. 6. 20. 81. e5 and 26, block ]:
lots 6, I. II. 12 13, a.. Is and 2s. block
2: lots /, 2. 3 4. S. 8, 1S. 10. 20 and 25,
block 3: lots i. >. 5, s. !. s. 10, il, is. is.
49, 20. 81. % and %. block 4; lots g 3, 4. S,
/. s, ., TO- II. -12. II: IS. II. 1s. q and IS,
block s. lots ts s Siod[ H. T. 49, T. oc Is
| Z; lots !. 9, .. II and 12 block 8: lots 2
and A. block 10. all in Minnetonka View.
according to the plat thereof on file and Of
record in the office of the register Of deeds
| in and for Hennepin county. state of Min
nesota.
JAMES E. OBRIEN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
93S Security Bank Bldg.
Minneapolis Minnesota.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-30

.. Inen, IN command or the Alliance,
Barry was assigned the signal duty Of
carrying aboard Colonel Laurens
special commissioner to France, on that
all-important mission of securing for
the United States an alliance with
France, and obtaining the greatly
needed supplies of money, ammunition,
arms and clothing for our suffering
Army. He had the honor Of carrying
with him as passengers the Marquis
de Lafayette, Count de Noailles,
Thomas Paine, Major Jackson-all
making up the bright galaxy Of talent
that was to assist our ambassador,
Benjamin Franklin, to accomplish the
delicate mission of securing that alli-
shnce and assistance which we as COL
sonists in rebellion SO sorely needed,
And which made our rebellion sue
Eessful revolution.
"Thus we see what confidence Cen
8eral Washington had in our grand old
Sssea fighter. He was selected as the
best and safest man to be trusted with
10 great mission. At that very time
I've had Benedict Arnold and others of
n Mis- ilk in our midst, and Washington
4 might we'll have said, MY Lord. whom
can we trust?' Happily for us. there
Twas one whom all could trust. The
IA ssaurelson his head and the gold on his
The Irish standard., 1907-03-30

PHIL j. RIORDAN,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Irish standard., 1907-03-30

Johnny's Lesson: What are you
going to do, John?" asked a Brook
lyn wife. Her husband unwrapped a
pair of boxing gloves and replied:
II am going to give Johnny some
lessons in self-defense. Every boy
should know how to take care of him.
self in any emergency Come on,
Johnny, I won't hurt you'
Twenty minutes later the husband
returned with his hand on his face
"Give me piece Of raw meat and
the arnica to put on my eye." he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

retary 81 the club. 10 succeed G..
A. Schneider. VINO resigned
The young men Of the Ballard
HIGH school held a meeting last
seek and organised an athlaflc as.
ISOLATION 10 look after the athletic
affairs 81 the schook Ed Gun
bingham was elected president and
Harry shaffer secretary 81 the a.
aocistlon Il VAS decided tn or
xanixe a football team and practice
wlll be started Tits week Milton
Erwin was elected manager of the
team.
The Gridieys viii give an enter.
talnmnnt tomorrow evening al The
Presbyterian church for the benefit
~ the Sunday school A good mu-
steal program has been ARRANGED
dramatic club has been orEan.
lied among the members Of the
81 Aipbousus church. The club
O. now rshaarsinR the play. "A
Doteciive IA pslticoats. which
viii be given In the near future
Tho dramatic club Is under the
direction ~ Miss n. Marie Chris.
Jensen.
Water rents for the Ballard DIS.
trict are duo today for the
months Of July. August. September.
October and November II had
been announced that the water
taxes would be- due Sept 3. but a.
the records were not completed At
that time. the date was postponed
Water rents are payable AZ the
water collection department az the
Seattle city hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
ON THE FRONT

Schooner Roosevelt has unload
81 Is. GOO pounds % halibut AZ the
Chlopcck docks. The craft brings
word Of rough weather on the
banks
Steamship Dolphin sails tonight
FOR skagway and way points. with
a full cargo and a number Of pas.
eugera
steam schooner Yosemite arrived
yesterday from San Francisco. dis.
charged Inward freight and shifted
90 Tacoma.
Cudfishine schooner Harold Iile.
kum he NJ King q WinFe's yard be-
ing fitted ont for n cruise to nerlng
SEA 10 November
steamship Humboldt lH sched.
uled 90 arrive from SkaRway and
way points with passengers and
freight tomorrow
Steamship CITY ~ Pueblo will sail
Friday morning instead Of Thurs.
dry. because Of delay Of one day
in leaving san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
BENTON.

RENTON. Sept i0.-The town
council OF Rcuion. backed by the
leading citizens. is advocating the
establishment OF a municipal light.
INK plant for the town. The Sc
attic Tacoma Power Co. although
having It's principal substatiun 10.
Gated here. will not take any more
contracts for lighting. AS the man.
aKement declares that more money
can be- made by selling the iuice
for poWor Tn Seattle The people
must have electric lights, therefore
municipal plant may be establish.
ed here In the near future
The council is having the banks
Of Cedar river. ON Williams stres.t
protected agaiBst oyerfioWs from
that stream. az a cost OF about $500.
Thomas Beglin. manager ~ the
Renton branch OF the Union Saw.
iuEB and Trust Company. has H.
sued i.00o copies OF a as.pase souve.
mir OF banking and business meth.
ODDS. with the compliments of the
management II Is a very neat and
handy book Of reference. and wei
worth preserving for reference.
Tho Rentnn Independent Tcle.
phone Company has installed five
telephones Tor the municipal an.
phones has been installed at the
residence Of the mayor. one at the
health office. one each Cor the day
thoritics. In accordance with the
terms % the franchise Ono OF these
and night marshal and one Tor the
police Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

CHICAGO. Sept This Is a
story OF love. happiness, disillu.
aionmeuL SORROW. povcry, misery
and hope
Mrs Anna Beverly pcaao, whose
fatarrlnlaw "Iim Pease. ez-shor.
~ - Cook county. and millionaire
politician. lives ia a n0ver street
palace. has experienced all
shn has tasted the bittereat
drena IN lifa'a cup Of woe. She has
felt lta keencat joys and aurruwa.
Bfageiy she has met many a crisis
that would cause others 20 destroy
themselves Through II an che has
fardpd smile. and her eyes still
twinkln, Tor she lives IN hope
Anna Beverly. one time beauti.
ful belle Of the Twenty.tuurth ward
set through the kindness Of her
fatharin law. labora each day hard.
or than many men,
with her mop and broom twice a
day she scrubs floors and cleans
cuspldorH In tho fiithiest building
Ia Chicago the criminal court
This hoarthreakign labor. which
has brought wrinkles to her face
and redeemed her hands pays her
g4B a month. hut Mrs. Peaae II
happy. She Is free. she has OBJ
tained a divorce from William. the
reckless son Of lin" Pease. the
millionaire politician. and she IA
MAILING living for horself and
Jim pease, ir
She does this work. which IL so
arduous that II often forces tho
tears 20 her eyes. Ia preference 10
accepting gratultles
n know Father Pease would do
anything for me and little Jimmie, ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
REED SEEKS ESCAPE ON A
LEGAL technically

William Reed. now being sued
by Maud > Arui on charges % at
tempted assault. false imprisan-
ment and defamation Of chanacter.
has taken steps 70 prevent the sui
Yesterday afternoon his attorneys.
salisbury and Tyler. uotif'af
Humphrica and Cole that an appi.
cation Tor a dismissal OF the case
vail be asked for az an early date
Reed came "a This city from Cal,
ffornla hecAuae 81 a condemnation
suit with the Oregon 4 Washing
,0n Railroad company. and his At
iarnoya hold that as BE- is here for
tiic express purpose OF engaging In
another LEGAL matter. and not a res.
ident of thia state. be cannot be
made defendant In the action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charba y. perrct. a.. ana Ann
Jane Croft 49, both OF Seattle
Claude V. lenka. &c. and Vivenne
"a Keller. 90. both of Seattle.
Clarence Case. 81. and Gladys MI
llnea, 10. both of Everett
Arvid Strand. 81. aud Antonla
Siogren. "a. both of Seattle
Prank NJ Conkiln. 90, southeast
Seattle. and Bertha r. Reid, is,
Minneapolis
W w. KinR. 20. and Carey Swan.
son. 10, both of seattle.
Harvey u nurrel. 90 Seattle.
and Mabel Peterson. 60 Hallard.
WILDER o. smith. legAl nge. 81
attic. and Matilda klsin, logal age,
Milford. Neb
GeorEo r. Abbott, II. and Ellllan
r. Abbott. IS. haih os Kent
ramakiehi iiaba 90, sau Fran.
clsco. and suna llonll Japan.
VIVA Steele. 81. aud AIDA -.
stceie LEGAL nge Seattle
Charles a. Arthur. 81. Seattle,
aud Martha A. Thomson, 30.
Auburn.
Harlan n Carter. IS. South ilend,
and Myrtle NJ karr, 20. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
WILL Donate LAND
FOR A MARKET

ia response % concerted re-
quest For branch 90 tho public
market To hc established Ia the
naiuieg Heighta district. VIM
ChhplWlle has offered TO the city
roanell. through the Rainier
Holshl Improvement eiuh, the use
~ = tract ~ property az 18Th 81.
ard Jackson o.
Tir lend will b. granted gratis
for lhree wears. providing tho city
will fay the yearly laVca ". r.
Harrison. ~ Randolph and piiny
Allen have leen appointed by the
Improvement club 60 report tha Of
fef fn the cts cuamgii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

a crowd fully aH large a. 2afur
days appeared GA the market this
morning. both buyers and sellers
being plentiful Both sides ~ tho
market wers lined with wagons
Prices we're steady. very little
change being recorded The rap
ia disposal IL butter and eggs az
steady prices was the feature. the
market beins cleared before 10
d clock
sweet potatoes. at 4 cents. were
very scarce. Potatoes were pisuti-
ful and steady Piuma declined
from rs cents pe fbaaket 20 10
cents Cucumhers we're In abuu.
dance AZ steady prices. Green TO-
mat0ea. sauash aud cauliflower are
scarce. cauiifloaer advancing 3
cents per head Hlackberrios and
sfcon corn are plentiful
Following prices we're quoted,
Live Spring Chickens. COO each.
Ducks soc.
Eggs. 35c per dor.
Butter. zoe.
fiens. dressed. Tie 10.
Potatoes. 1e to l-2c per ID.
Corn i5c per doz.
Sweet Potatoes. 4c per ID.
Onions. two lunches for SC.
Dried Onions. 3 lbs for CSC.
CucumbefA Zoe 90 zoe per dOz.
Peas &c 90 So per 10
Beans. Be- 10 a. per ~.
Apples. fancy. 81 to $685. cook.
ing. Is lbs for 25c. Gravensteins.
81 40 per box.
Grab apples, sig5 per box.
Celery. i5C per mnch
Tomatoes. &C. pee 10 75c crate.
Green Tomatoes. Be- per ID.
Beets. carrots. radiahca and tur-
nips. 2 punches for Sc.
Cabbages. Sc "a Zoe per head.
caulifiower, Zoe 10 ibc per head.
Lettuce. 2 heads for &C.
squash. i5e r. zoe.
Pears. Bartlett. sl25 per box, 2
dozen z5e.
Pumpkins. i5c 20 20c
Cucumbers. Toe per dOz.
ulackberriea. Toe box for 2be
Peaches. TOO 10 soc per box.
Prunes, 4Oo per box 20 lbs.
piuma, Green Cages. l0c pail
basket. for 21c.
Guns For aent-piper = TAFT.
I0gagg Second nv. ~"%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

BOISE. Idaho. Sept IA senaa.
tiou, which may have a material
effect on the Pettlbona and Meyer
cases, haa been caused here by the
publication Of a detailed account OF
the expenditures 81 the state from
the tins ~ the assassination OF
Ex-Governor Sieunenberg
A bill 81 the iHnkerton agency,
amounting 10 $4,000. shows that
the state paid the cigar bills and
hundreds " other "incldeufaf' OK.
penhes 0f the Pinkerton operatives
liilis Iof amounts varying from lngH
Than 5 10 $50 appear for Incident.
ais seeking Information, Incident.
ais TO avoid suspicion aud treat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
AUsUas NOTES

AUBURN. Sept 10 Pursuant TO
a can from Senator - Kuicker
booker. Auburn'a business men
met Friday and organized what Is
60 be known as The Auburn Com.
merelal club The officers elected
were Robert Neilaon, president;
Geo Meade. secretary. and J. y.
Gilmore. treasurer The object VIII
be- to boost Auburn.
a large number ~ Anburnitoa
went % Pacific City Sunday. 10
witness the dedication Of the new
Methodist church there. Of which
Rev Weaver. Of this city. has
charge Rev Weaver organized
this church in June. and to bis I'M
firing efforts Is due the new 1900
building which was dedicated by
Dr. w. & Harrington. y. u. This
church will also be used Tor the
Pacific CITY public school, tetnpor-
arliy.
The Chicago. Milwaukee q 81.
PAM railway has q large force Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
PINKERTON BILL.
CAUSES A STIR

ing expenses" AZ intervals Of five
days the state was charged win
So for box OF cigars for Detective
Mcfarland Frequently the item
subscription % the Western Fed
GRAFTON defenea fund appears IN
the bills OF the Pinkertous. showing
that the detective employed by the
state regularly paid dues IN the
Federation and they we're refunded
by tho state.
The officers who brought Hay
wood. Meyer aud pottibDne from
Denver on a special train charged
the state for three dozen bottlea OF
beer aud q bottle Of whisky Tho
bills show that more than half of
the PinkortOn bill consisted Of In
ciaentals"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

brought by Miss Amt There Is a
technical clause which Reeds at
t0Tncys have taken advantage OF In
this case. and II is By means "a
such technicality that they hope
20 have the ease dismissed.
Judge Salisbury has loft for a
farm which he owns IN Calgary,
Alberta. and has given noiico that
dismissal WITH be asked upon bis
return. As he viii be absent from
the city for some time. his move is
looked upon BY Humphrios aud
Cole. attorneys Tor Miss Arms. as
a ruse to DELAY the case Miss
Arnts attorneys declare that Reed
will not be allowed 10 escape on a
technically such as proposed. and
a vigorous fight il likely to result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
PURE FOOD SHOW
OPENS TONIGHT

Under ghn most promising cnnd3
tinus fnf a big snceneR. the Seattle
purf Food SHOW Nill open thia
evening under the auapicea 81 the
Central Labor couacil at Dream
land rink. seventh az. and Union a.
The rink 81 divided into many
booths. occupied BY local merchants
and pare food exhibitors. Prepare
ti1na have been made Is handle ex.
cepttnnaily larEn cFowdss The doora
viii be opened Al Z O'Clock this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

shc said. "but I would not ask him
to help hts poor relations,
IAN Ilmmio aud ask Is a chance
10 care for ourselves. and Father
PeaAo has given as this u Is hard
work. sometimes. ain hardly
strong enough 10 do a. I think
thta some man ought to be made TO
clcau out these cuapidors Some
times. when ! come home from
WORK I am so sick aud tired that !
cannot eat or sleep hut Jimmie
can go 10 school on the si5 ! get
When We get the allmnny We will
be- able 10 give him a good educa
ton. Then Il viii all be worth
while"
WIN pUaao met Anna beverly rs
years ago. and fell a victim To her
flashing black eyes Soon after the
birth OF their child be took up
political work. Tho pace he set
caused his downfall. lila name IL
seldom mentioned IN the mansion
on Dover street he deserted the
wife and child later. and she has
since supported herself aud baby
For more than eight years she
refused 90 file suit for divorce.
because she feared another WON.
an Then she found her health
falling Fearing that she might
some day take sick and be unable
10 educate the boy she asked for
alimony
Living IN seoluslon In a cheap
little throo-room flat. whose loca.
ton Is known only TO few most
intimate friends. Anna uowerly is
saving a .llttln each month 10 edn
cate Jim" Pease. ir. whom she
hopes 10 see man Of power like
his grandfather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

Finn arrested man giving thu
name % Robert Wecher, on the
charge % exceeding the speed limit
In an automobile. and was fined
81 and costs. amounting to $500.
Weber was formerly a bartender,
but now claims 10 be a commission
man on Western avenue. When the
city attorney learned the mans oc-
cupation. he suggested that he DO
given the fnll limit In Georgetown
commission man Is placed ia tho
same category as a man who steals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
1T is TO GRIN!

against the Japanese. Great Brit
aims good friends Almost an audi
Bile chuckle arose when II became
known that Baron lshii. director ~
the commerce and trade IN Japan
eae foreign office. especially com
misaloned to visit the Pacific coast
10 Investigate the cause OF the anti
japanese feeling. happened 70 be
Ia the British colony at the time
and himself came near being mob.
bed The attitude Of the japanese
yellow press towards Canada and
Great Britain viii be watched with
interest here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

-Four trains. two on the Northern
Pacific and two on the Great Nor
thern. were bulloiincd as late on
the board a. the Union depot thia
morning. the amount Of which they
were behind the scheduled time
ranging from 30 minutes 10 ~
hours and IS minutes
Great Northern. train No. 1. the
fast mail from 81 Paul and the
east. which should have arrived
az 3 rs last night. was bullriin
60 arrive NJ y. IN today Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
TONI) OF AMERICA ARROGANT APS STRIKE FOR
THE DISCHARGE OF THE WHITE WORKERS AND WIN
.sv,lE VALLEY IN
Y. ,sorNIA CONTROLLED
..sAp WAGE oelENrAts
vAcawlLE IS A JAP
TOWN


.r,vul.g CAL SEPT io-Va.
W. n. !. within a short ride Of san
'a''s ~. Z et you coald easter
I''a' ',' .s,,sels IN a suburb ct To
lye ..,s ct Iararssc eNelealon
os..ss ..,s,le EXTREMELY Interest
tsa y's 7 sss resssed : more ad ID.
,Nk = y W.. ~ q lapauiaaiion than
ssnc'a 49, town Ia che United
by VA Slussy pes eeat e ,ee l'' -.
.Sa''s , sa,s.ns Or driviag about
l' Pr A. japanese ,..,.
Fa'ss ....s ~ gAtheFiag IN Tits
lssas ssIsy made NJ 81 Gait
Isaa' Y. - ~ lsrsi H. fruii trns
iussias ~ japauese eoutFol
Iva gAM arr - nneh a
sss'' 4 Is ualsy a. shes "'N ="
~ ~ Z - alkado $50.
r. -. - : - i.soa iuhahliantA
.s,,'sv X whem are Japanese
- naaAfiss. AFge sensfsl
o1s s..s,.s slures aad emp'ef.
ss~se'ss elbow each other AZ
-. + 80 4 laata~B There are
49, l,ss,r ssloons. ics cream par
= " "A ablauitcua Japanese
= sa.ssn-s i ia tie ees'cr :. = |,
$3.50 bull, N true oFienl 3.
- ma rNms arr tiny ana
49, One buildiaS OBTAINS !.
- N nsuses Is families AZ
ssrs sxcept the vesS alsAl.
.sssss uurk h the fruit ilesds and
- ana slssp IN tha same
- pussnffiev aOes 2 usose .. ,, ss,
= s..susss appscximasinE fSo.ooo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
CRUSHED
BY CAR

While AZ play this mornluR An
dreN Dncau. 6.Y-aroid boy NaH
injured. possibly fatally by Sea
cnn uin car. The boy. VIM lives
with hts parents 81 1910 Wei.as st.
was playiuE GA Eleventh Ar > ~
about ii 30 with a number 90 com
uanl1uH
naacou IAN car 40 l02 ap
preached ard In spu1e SAY The boy
vas goafied onto ibr track. rfrnek
dowu b. the car ard his ieit les
crushed above tho ankle luiufnai
Injuries are aiaa feared
The inlnfod lad eas taken go the
Seattle General hospital mhsfe
physicians ara nos Ia attendance
upun him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
CALLS ron alDs

Tho city comptroller was last
night. Ia an ordinance introduced
into the council. authorized 10 caii
fnr bids Tor The purchase "a the
$4,000 issue af bonds Cor the
ThlHcrufh ward
The city wiu have 20 lend is
credit IL these bonds are sold. be.
cause 81 has bora determined that
one section ~ the CITY cannot vote
hn issue 81 bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

Five or sin years ago they we're
willing 10 work for tis a month
and find their own food
The laps run the valley. now.
however One ranchcr was employ.
ing SEQ Japanese fruit pickcrs. One
morning they refused Ia 80 "a work
unless the few remaining white
fruit pickrrn we're DISCHARGED
The fRuchor had 10 iet the white
heip 80 rhe fruit vas ripe and II
4 hadut hcen picked a. once would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

year. Is per cent Of which Koea 70
Japan \ local bank paid sac. goo
90 japanese lahorcrs la two weeks
Most OF Il weui 10 Japan % enable
unclea and brothers ana cousins 10
make The tFsp 10 America.
What wages ara paid the Jap.
aneae fruit picker waa asked %
one Of TIE few American ranchcra
near Vacayiiis
We nov have % pay from 81 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
SANTA BARBARA DUG.

The British salvage steamer Sal
yor h. expected ia port this even
inR having ln tow the mtnam
schooner Santa barbara which bit
a aunArn rock in Active Pace sun
daF afierunon. The vessel Is kept
afioai with difficulty. her pumps
being manned continually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

COLUMBIA, sept 10 The an.
nouncement Is made that a branch
library Is 20 be established In the
old town hall about October 1, This
IL the direct result of the agitation
by tho Columbia Improvement club.
The building is admirably adapted
for the purpose.
Real estate dealers declare that
business In their line has impDy.
ed very much Of late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

WARRINGTON. y G., Sept To-
Although deploring tho British Co.
lnmbia RIOTS. Il Is difficult for OF.
fetal Washington 10 conceal a
grin. Il has been such a short
time since British public opinion
openly and severely criticised the
inability u the United States gov.
eminent 10 restrain state mobs
against "unOffending Orisntaia."
The size OF ia cgf1n Is not dlmin.
ished BY the reflection that the
principal luminosity displayed by
the Vancouver moba ~ directed