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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
c. {. COLORS IN
CITY PARKS

A unique method Of displaying
the fact that the city Is welcoming
the delegates 20 the Christian En-.
deayor convention was adopted yes.
terday BY the park board. who de.
cided to plant the park plots In the
city IN green and white flowers,
and red and white. the colors Of
the c. +. society. In some Of the
park plots the flowers viii be ar.
ranged IN the shape Of the mono
gram OF the society.
The parking places in Pioneer
place. Fortson place. Humes place,
at Firth av. n. and Denny way.
Marion ST. and Broadway. and AT
E. pike and Madison will be In.
cluded In the schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
HILL MA
SLIDE:

Mayor Moore said today that II
fifth av. Is graded according 20 the
petition Of the property owners, the
city might just ne well begin TO
assemble wagons and equipment at
Fifth aud Yeslor 10 haul away dirt
for the whole Hill above will come
down Of It's own accord II took the
city Is years 20 get the hill settled,
ana 10 cut u "a feet at Fifth av.
now would simply allow the bottom
10 slip away again.
II is also now suggested that In
the event OF Fifth av being regrad'
cd the second basement Of the new
municipal building on Fourth nv. be
carried back to Fifth. making an.
other room and an easier entrance
of that street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

what Ne are getting ne to accept
the proposed scale" said an officer
Of the association today
The refusal % the engineers %
accept the scale offered - the en-
ployera was communicated 70 the
employers NJ N O'Clock this morn
Ing b. a committee Of the onRi.
neers. II Is up 20 the employers "a
make the next move.
The employers claim that the
traffic will not stand the increase
demanded By the engineers. and
that they cannot afford 10 run their
vessels II they grant the demand
They will hold a meeting tomor.
row 70 perfect an organization.
n this Organization Is effected
and both sides maintain their pres.
ent attitude. a complete tie-up OF
the sound fleet April ]. and q pro.
tracted strike Of engineers viii FOL
low
A strike viii mean a tieup Of
every lumber mill on the sound. ne
they are dependent on the services
of tugs 10 tow their supply Of logs
f1 fbe mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
Big Liner on Pinnacle Rock, Latouche Island. Pas
sengers Transferred to Portland and Cargo to
Santa Clara-Crew Still Aboard Small Chance
to Save Ship.

The steamer Northwestern. Of the
Northwestern Steamship company.
struck some time yesterday on PIN
naele rock. BeaHon's landing. on
Latouehe island. which II about 20
miles southwest Of Valdez. Alaska.
The passengers were transferred
60 the steamer Portland. of the
Alaska Coast company. and the
cargo. n there In any. will be
placed aboard the Eantn Clara
The crew II sfili aboard.
This IN brief WAS the word Cen
eral Manager Trowbridge. 81 the
Northwestern Steamship company.
received from Valdez this morning,
The Northwestern left Seattle
March 10 for Valdez and Seward.
She had been at Valdez and Seward
and was en- route on the return trip
60 Valdez when shs struck No ad-
ditioHai facts are given as 10 the
cause Of the steamer piling up on
the rock.
The steamer Portland. also bound
Tor Valdez, passed the wreck soon
after the disaster. aud the paNaen-
gers we're Transferred 10 that
steamer and viii be brought 10 Sc
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
Land Commissioner Ross Urged to Hasten Raising
Ofsl,000.0O0 Fund for Expositisn-Supreme Court
Decision viii Help Lake Washington Canal.

rrai FROM me appellant because Of
the eonaeetioa ~ the lattefs house
boat with fhe shore b means 81 a
floating unaik The decision % the
court. ~ written By Justice Fuller.
ton. stated that an act II congress
gave the shore lands and beds OF
All nnviHahie rivers and Lakes up 90
and intending the lire Of ordinary
high wafsf TO the state. and that
the state may decide what portion
~ such lands shall constitute shore
lands and BE- subject 10 sale 10 pr.
tAta parties
Fx Gov. John ". McCTaw stated
today fhat an appeal In tho case
could be fnksn 10 the 4. = supreme
court. bat that court would simply
decide that the decision Of the state
supreme court sas final.
canaI Not Settled.
The litigation IL not over with
set. however" said Mr. McCraw.
a. far an the canal II concerned.
Before bond and security houses
will purchase canal bonds the
whole question with reference 90
the canal vii have to be threshed
out before the state supreme court
An act legalising the canal bond II.
sue aud The states right TO the
shore ianaa OF Lake Union will
have % De passed. don't antici.
pate any difficulty. however. as CIV.
sryone in KinE county Il In favor
Of the canal
President John 3. Brace. Of the
Lake Washington Canal aHaocia.
ton. IL OF the same opinion as Mr,
,icGraw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
THAW CASE


NEW York. March S1-ludss
f1tsesraid excused the jury IN the
Thaw trial today untll IL 20 We'd
naaaay. The session vas brief.
Attorney HRrtridFe aiaBe repre-
scented the defense to-day and made
: BRET statement before court adj
soarne8 relative 20 Jsreme's insin-
cations that the attorneys for the
defense had used unErufeasionsi
unnfact
Neither pclinan nor Glsaaon were
present. the two being engaged IN
preparing tho Affsaavtts to be pre-
scented 10 fle court tasuorree - Off
ST Jerone's demand for . lunaey
commission.
Il IL announced that Judge Frtr-
gerald win look over All papers pre-
pAfed By attorneys for beth ridrn
And possibly make MIA decision Mon
day. although b. sxcualnE the jury
until Wednesday morning "a APP
pears that he ain take longer time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
Accused Liquor Man Shakes Hands With Juror Be
fore Trial-Many Witnesses Testify That Saloon
Closed at Il O'clock Saturday Night.

sent. owing to a bungle. Wolcott
swore that Il was 1905 o'clock
when ne and Quinn made the ar
rest. while Sullivan. his partner.
and seven other witnesses swore IN
an equally positive manner that the
place was closed promptly az 12
O'Clock.
II the witnesses we're not coached
by the defense, they certainly
showed remarkable accuracy I'm
their testimony. each repeating al
most verbatim. the testimony OF
his predecessor.
Evidence weinhty.
preponderance OF evidence was
with the defense and evidently tho
jury realized this. there being but
little chaifb left them. but TO &C
cept "a true. the testimony offered.
Accordingly the iurymen lost no
time in returning with verdict OF
acuuittal
The jurors who acquitted SNlh-
van are: J. b. Wood. A. l.. Piper,
NJ. McTeigh, "a. A. Schroeder J. Nj.
TAYLOR. E. Morgenstern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
MURDERER FAINTS ON
THE SCAFFOLD

guards uere forced 20 support his
body uHtfl thu moose was placed
over hts head aud the trap was
npFung
Miller rested we'll Iaat night and
aiBes sentenced had maintained a
nt0lld indiffrfpnce. Ills utter col
lApsa was most astonishing
Miller rubhmi and fatally injured
fFitz nasrtf &c Castle Rock. ocio.
her Is. 1905. Ills victim. who was
thrown In : bof car. regalned con
sclauaheaH Ions enough the follow
Ing day 60 Identify hia murderer.
The eoldblooded affair caused
much excitement and lyaehinR was
talked Of At the time. Miller vas
convicted n January and commit.
ted 20 the penitentiary January 30.
Tie was about ~ years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
Aa'lns Engineers Flatly Refuse to Accept New
s1le Of Wages Offered by Steamboat Owners
rlgn'y-SixCrafts Affected April May See Strike.

seAp'eis iie.up Of an the sound
80. :. flsst. comprising Sc steamers
= .ass. including ocean going
- 4 Inevitable April i. unless
eaasFa q the vessels grant the
,s = 2 o. the marine engineers
~ PET cent Increase In wages
- =. aeelslon was reached al a
49, q The Marine Enelpeors'
- -''.lsl associailon held last
- :. 2 consider a new scale pro-
d -. q ne employers purporilng
q - tith y general increase
e -. - per cent IN wages with
O.. minimum Of 800 per month Tor
- Engineers The pr0posed
-. - Rejected b. The meeting
-. - ofer 100 membera we're
sss Hoposed scale vas ylsor.
- .'as.siled b. the enelpeers
~ , s.ssa.ed that Il actually ne
Per cent Increase
81 -. 80 81 living has gone up
=. cent In ne last five year
~ .sases have not increased
" might aa ven uork fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

fits 10 accrue TO Ballard IN case II
In consolidated with this city
One ef The most important Of
these. II IL claimed. viii be the con.
Meeting up % the water system OF
Ballard with tho Cedar river Eys,
TEN.
Another matter will be the pur.
chase 81 a site and the construction
Of municipal station TO be used for
the straet. water. lighting and other
departments, and the employment
Of n great many more men than are
nov employed BY Ballard In all de.
partmentt Al Of these men will. az
far as possible. be citizens Of Bal
lard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
OF THE SOUND
FLEET SEEMS CERTAIN
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
TO AID c. (.

A discussion Of plans for the en-
tertainmeut ~ delegates to the In
fernaflonai G. y convention IN July
viii be The main topic Of The con
ference committee ~ the improve
meut clubs In Seattle aud vicinity
NJ 3 D. m. Saturday. Good Roads
by Practical Methods. and The
Improvement % Parking Districts
on Yesier Way will be the other
TOPICS discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

AetinE under the fer reaching 90.
eiaion handed down ~ the state 80.
preme court yesterday Kivthg the
state title 20 shore lands on Lake
Washington. 4 A. Nadean. dlrrcsor
general az tho AsYP r.. today
wrote TO State Land Commissions.
ef Ross asking that a date ~ set
Tor the sale q the lands a. ssipuiat.
ed under the Piper bill
The Piper BIN calls for an e1pond
lture of tt00. 600 Cor exposition pus,
poses. the money to be realized
from the Male of shore lands.
Title Settled.
The decision handed down yea.
terday definitely set AZ rest the
question Of title 10 shore lands on
Lake Washington aud the legality
Of the A-Y-P. bin depending upon
that title.
Although the decision benefits
tho Lake Washington canal project.
litigation IN connection with that
has not ret begun. Two questions
regarding the right Of the state TO
the shore lands 81 Lake Union and
the legality 81 tho assessment bin
which Is 20 provide for the raising
81 the funds 20 build the canal vii
have 10 be threehed out before the
state supreme court. before the
builders Of tho canal can proceed
safely with the construction Of the
water way.
Shore Land Case.
The case settled yesterday was
that 81 the house boat case Of W. d.
Van siclen aEains, y L. Muir. IN
which the respondent demanded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

wALIaA wALI.A. March a.
Fred Miller. an ignorant German
Russian. was hanged az the state
penltantiary this morning for the
murder OF Fritz Diefk At Castle
Rock last October. The trap was
sprung al sa5 \ O'Clock and the
officials pronounced the man dead
i2 minutes after The neck was
broken In the fall.
Miller died In an unconscious con
dltion. having tainted on the scat.
fold. Miller was led from bis coll
by guards ana Was attended hnd
consoied BY priests. lie bore up
brayely until the crurifix vas taken
from bis hands. when his arms
wefa strapped 10 his side lie col
lapsed aud tainted dead away, Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
PARKS TO
DIG PART

James Parks. the contractor for
the municipal building at Fourth
and Yesler will probably dig the
Union Pacific tunnel for the ESQ
feet that will take the tunnel m.
der and beyond the foundations Of
the building.
The engineers Of the railroad
have lntlmatod that they would like
Mr. Parks 10 take the work and
he looks on the idea faVorably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

Through the efforts Of Councilman
Iii Gill. OF the whisky ring. who de
Tended him and also because OF the
very flimsy case put up by a couple
OF new police officers. Pat Sullivan
the we'll known saloonkeeper. was
this morning acquitted in Judge
Gordon's court. Of violating the
Sunday closing law.
Before the trial the accused was
seen to shake hands In cordial
manner with iuryman Wood. some
thing entirely without precedent In
any court. such privilege being rec
ognized only after a verdict has
been rendered.
That certain other members OF
the jury were not unknown to Sulli'
van. and that the Jury, as a whole,
pleased him was evident from the
satisfied smile which continually
fitted over his eountenance
throughout the trial.
Only One Witness.
Patrolman Wolcott WAS the only
arresting officer present, his com
panlon, Patrolman Quinn. being ab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
MORRIS WINS
POSTER PRIZE

r. &. Morris. 81 the Art unxrav.
ing company. has been awarded the
$50 pasfer prize Of the Christian
Endeavor convention committees
for the best advertising poster de-
sign for the convention.
Mr. Morris poster shows an In
dian seated on a pile Of rocks. over.
looking a sea OF sky .scrapers. In
the distance Is the setting sun. De
hind the Indian IL a totem pole. on
which II a G. " monogram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
VACATION

To-day marks the beginning OF the
annual apsinE vacation Of the pub
lie schools % the city This weeks
rcst comes tn tho middle Of the last
semester. Baseball. marbles. etc.
ON the city lots wtll begin 20 flour
ian. and the vacation marks a be.
ginning Of the many ioys which
summer holds for youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
NORTHWESTERN SWEPT
UPON ALASKAN SHORE.
CAN USE WOOD
FLOORS

The fire and water committee
has approved an amendment 10 the
recently passed stable ordinance
providing that any person building
a stable on the tide flats outside Of
the first fire limits can use wooden
floors and may build over the entire
lot a. lone a. the buiidiug 10 TO be
used exclusively for stable pur.
posea.
Councilman Conway has been
having all kinds Of trouble with hia
constituency because the same re-
quirsments were made for the outer
tide flats AZ we're made for ariSti'
cratic Queen Anne hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
INSANITY PLEA TESTED
BY STUDENTS

The temporary insanity defense
for murder IL being thoroughly test.
ed At the high school this after
nooan. where the Senior Debating
society ia conducting : mock trial
before an audience Of several hun.
dred students. teachers aud friends.
The proceedings began az 2:5o.
The crime involved In the trial Is
the staying OF I'd. Gibeon, exchange
editor Of Whims. the high school
monthly. By Edward lee. Max and
Charles Mililcc are the states at
torueya. and their prosecution will
be able and firm. The defendant Ia
represented by Leo Andrus and
Frank Foisic. who will conduct the
insanity defense. They claim that
Lee perpetrated the heinous crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
WANT TRAINMEN

Seattle will probably have the an
nnal convention OF the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen for 1909.
The Chamber Of Commerce has
extended an invitation TO this years
convention. which will meet on May
IS. In Atlanta. Ga. and a committee
OF the brotherhood Is working to
secure the convention.
+. ". Phelps. chairman Of the
committee, and editor Of the Wash
ington Labor Journal. states that
Seattle will have to provide for
/ 500 delegates and a 20 days ses-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

Deputy Sheriff Sam HUH. Of
Maple Valley. while walking the
track on the Northern Pacific Just
outside Of Maple Valley last night.
stumbled across the unconscious
body Of William Patterson. an en-
ploye OF the Pacific Coast com.
pany. lying face downward. directly
across the rails
Patterson had been drinking. and
after leaving Maple Valley had
either fallen. or had been injured
in a fight. which 20 affected him as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
DATE ASKED FOR SALE
OF LAKE SHORE LANDS
SEATTLE TEAM csosas.

The debating team TO represent
the Seattle High School ~ Olympia
next month has been chosen. u
consists % Berkeley Blake. Arthur
tInd and Ciarence Keith. with VIZ
al nakrr "a alternate. The quea
lion for debate Ia: Resolved. That
the railroads 81 the United States
should be owned b. the federal Eoy.
ernmeut." Seattle has the nsga'
tive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
OFFERS PREMIUM
ON BONDS

for tho entire issue. sz.26i go.
which Is a premium Of sii.2so.
This. instead OF being discouns
OF per cent as Tilden's bid was.
il a premium amounting 20 8 per
cent I, was said before the finance
committee today that the offer was
OF no moment. as keene would not
take Il up unless be could sell the
bonds 20 other parties At a profit
Al any rate. the offer Is not a
regular bid.
Tiiden has asked for a chance
20 amend his bid. and may offer
nnre than be originally DID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
TRY KELLY
HERE

The case OF Larry Kelly. the no
torious smuggler. has been trans
ferred from the Tacoma courts TO
the local federal court Kelly was
arrested two years aEo for Snug
Cling opium and shortly after was
released on $500 bail While out on
bail he was caught introducing
opium unlawfully into Stcilacoom,
aud Il was for this offense that he
was tried and sentenced 10 two
years.
lie was released a short time ago
aud his trial for the former offense
was TO have begun next Tuesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
WRECEERs DITCH
FAST TRAIN
tserisp. Telegraph ssryIes.l

PtTTHBuRG. March 22.-This
morning st Stewart. Il miles north
Of here. the Pennsylvania limited. OF
New York ana Chicago. was wreck
cd. Tho officials declare their be-
lief that the tracks had been tam
pored with by wreckerH.
The engine was deraiiod. also
three sieepers. a number Of train
men we're seriously hurt Among
the injured passengers were A.
Watts. At the United Railroads. OF
Enn Frdhclsco. who was slightly
bruised aud g. r. Coffin en- route
10 Seattle. was also bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

while suffering from temporary In
sanity. idnced By reading Of an ar
ticia wrstian about him by Gibson
Students in the role Of alienlsts
will take tho stand and discuss the
Defendants mentality. Hypolhetic-
al questions and hifaluting ans
wern win be banded between law
yern and experts. aud all the meth
DDS Of a murder trial followed.
Prosecutor Enos opened proceed
ingz this afternoon with a strong
arraignment OF the prisoner. He
wfil be followed by the defendants
attorney. and then the evidence will
be taken A Jury Of students viii
hear the evidence and the attor-
ncy's pleas. and win render yer.
diet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
STRIKERS MUST RETURN.

TACOMA. March % Manager
Rust Of the Tacoma smelter, has
sent ont word that Monday viii be
the last day Of grace for the smell.
termen 81 the Tacoma smelter. now
out ON a strike. TO return. After
that date the employees can hunt
other iuhs About 40 men returned
Yesterday and more followed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

& A. kecne 4 Co. municipal
bond buyers % Chicago. have OF.
fered a premium for thu t2.2s0. GOO
Seattle water bond issue. for which
a bid vas opened Wednesday from
George H. Tiiden q Co. The kecne
bid Il In the form Of an informal
proposal nnaccompAnlad BY any
CHECK. However. tbs firm offers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
RESCUED FROM TRACKS
IN NICK OF TIME

to cause him 10 fall while walking
the track. When found. a nasty
cut on the head revealed where he
had been injured. The man was
unconscious. bleeding and badly
hurt
Patterson was taken to Maple
Valley. where medical attendance
was rendered. The party had bare
Is started for town when a Seat
tle.bound passenger train crashed
by. over the spot where Patterson
had been lying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
NO REDUCTION IN PRICE on
INCREASE IN SUPPLY SINCE
EARLY wiarGR SHORTAGE
RAILROADS ~ CONTROL Aso
kHuP PRODUCTION DOWN.

THE price u coal has not Do
creased. NOT has the supply mate
rally increased since the coal ia
fine af nsesmhsf-
Thla statement By Charles A.
Hoastan. sales agent u the Ppciflc
cnNl eosupAny's coal department.
sumo ap the coal situation IN Seat.
Tie. where the price that was raid
during the famine 10 eth maintained
b TIE companies controlling the
autpas. and the supply u Kept down
b. ths failure - the ceai companies
Co operate more than = nsuaii peF
cent 0f their capacity.
Priess stsH high.
The prizes - coat today averages
81 pr ton higher than a year aao.
BLACK Diamond lump sells al the
buwkerp faF o. Newcastle lump for
ttse. FNsltan lump Zoe s.. ara car.
bousdo for o. The supply barely
meets the dsmAnd. even al thrss
priee2
Ths eauHs aitrsnatsd By fhe coal
companies H. the aheftsee Of min.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
TAFT GOES
TO PANAMA

WASHINGTON. March a.
Secretary Taft will take a hanty
leave tpusoffnw from Charleston on
beard the MRyfi0wef IN order 20
reach Panama about March %. Ne
wiil haid = canpiets Investigation q
the conditions there and settle al
differences and start things smooth
~ for the summers work Secre-
tArY Taft viii stop nj Havana 70
eoufef with Mnsoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
GOLF LINKS SOLD

The Seattle Golf and Country
club today closed a deal with the
aeabaard Security company for the
sale 81 The golf grounds on Lake
Washington for ti0e. coo. The trus
tees of the golf club have been au.
thnfired 20 purchase the Country
club grounds north of Ballard at a
price said 10 be- SO. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
OFFICES IN VAULT.

The public will soon have more
room In the county auditors office
Tor the purpose Of trauaaetiug bust
meas. After April ! representatives
Of abstract firms and newspapers
vii be given space IN the old vault
AZ present these workers are Ia the
middle o. the floor Of the main Of
flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
AND I'll GILL
WIN THE SALOON CASE
Dammit Promoted.

Fred bennett. for two years chief
OF field division in the United
States Land office IN this city, has
been appointed by Judge r. A. BAL.
linRer. Assistant commissioner In
the general land office at Washing
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
DREAD EPIDEMIC KILLS
/ A PROMINENT WOMAN
STORM WARNING.

The weather bureau this
! morning announced storm
; warnings for high southeast
! Co south west winda thln after
. noon and tonight A heavy
storm off Cape flhttery IL
moving eastward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

FRESNO. Cal. March 22-From
midnight 70 . O'Clock this morning
90 passenger trains Of IL and "a
coaches each we're handled through
the local yards. going north 3nd
south. The southern Pacific Il nov
open both ways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
lxsfs rHg iRosros JAIL
t1xss Thar Nc MAS RAIL.
mADEp TO PRISON Nv
1seoocRE ROOSEVELT.

~ FfE&HFHHH .eF@EH0LF
Ha<1u& 80. March fl
y fasx = return to Abilene and
1855 sailtic4 rot for revenge
- = isssify myself ard prove that
- ssrmcstei and not prescott
I IA rziEroad~d % prison By
nrtafs nusssgsls.
Ell1 tAese words en-. Senator
x-sa - ne prison roeuss this
z~an< 1nA accompanied BY ME
- - kzs remained faithful TO
= z4lzx kls sta months impgia-
p1t sad ether relatives. left Tor
knsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

1ns,s ne general impression
<-z nat a settlement Of the
1900 between the Master
Is associaiion and the Build
Trades unlons r. all bat per.
ahd hat work Will be re.
-.'aea o. al bulldlnga M0nday
%ak 10 statement waa given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

az Tacoma. but since the alleged
crime is said 10 have been commit
ted az Whatcom. II was held that
he came under the jurisdiction OF
the federal court here.