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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
THE TREATERS


N the applause given the new pro
gram a. the Star thrAief iaat Night
iH any criterion. the eight new actf
have found favor with ihe patrons
90 the house MorrisHy q Rieh. The
mpld fire takers. and DouuYan g
Arnold. with their hotel rules and
their Irish wlttiriams. were tape al
tavnritea William MRcart Tho
monuiosist waa also popular and
the pictures aud song were w tu
chg standard
The .eAAilne comedy sketch o.
called "Thc Race Taurs Dream" "a
ia played hy Mylca Mccarthy aud
bis wife. a graceful woman M4o
knows hgw 20 act Redwood 6
Harvey ~ performers on various
musical instruments. and Mahcl
Cassidy "a a singer Of popular songs
The same acts viii continue at
three daily performances an this
week.
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NEED NOT VOTE FOR
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX

OLYMPIA. July 30 School al.
rcctora have the power under tho
1907 Law 90 levy a special tax ~ a.
high an 10 mills for general school
purposes without submitting the
levy 70 vote Of tho electors ~ the
district. In the opinion Of Aaaiat
ant Attorney General A. J. Falk.
nor. given Deputy State supcrin.
iendcut NJ ~ Dewey A legal
opinion was required % Htraighten
out thc tanRio IN the law caused
by the amendment in the code Of
public instructions made b. the
last legislature Tho amended
law gave the school boards author
ity 10 make tho l0miiis levy and
they left Ia the law complete reg
ulatlons providing for the manner
Of handling an election for such
tax levies.
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WIFE WANTS
MONEY

joe Patch ia a chef on the
Northern Pacific. aud Il il glsen
on reliable Information that he
draws 500 month. Il Is also
stated BY Humane officer Vauneil
that for the last 60 days Patch
has givva his wife. Emma. Just 80
cents. which la equal b. a hair a
cent a day Because this Il not
cuoush to pay house rent aud sap
por i3YeArala daughter. Mrs
Patch asked for Der husbands az.
reai upon the ground u failing
"a support hla family. Patch SAYS
that no viii do nothing for bis Wlfe
and child. and lanEuiahes In jail as
a result Mira Patch has been llv,
ing ~ 500 Ninth av =.
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composed ~ widcaWake men. who.
apparently. believe iu = liberal ex.
pendilnre II public money for the
public good. which g. under all CTR
cumsiAuecs. good poilcy. /.
W0aid % not b. well for the
school boat 70 apand some u their
pubiic money IN heaniifYinE the
grounds surrounding the various
schools Tnn ruod Hurk ~ the
para board should be- Initiated b.
the school board Some o. the
grounds 81 tbs public schools look
shabby, while others look very
pretty and are always admired
School balldlnua Nnd grounds are
public property. and are looked az
and talked about BY all classea
% people. especially vi8iioFA
IN thia connectiom I have IN mind
ono school huildlng and grounds.
the location ~ which IL very cen.
trail and on a street car line which
carries thousands ~ people back
and forth every 20 hours The
grounds look we'll. and the ianilor
or yard man soofna 10 be an in
dustriOua fellow from the appear.
auco % the lawn. The school prop
crty I refer 10 covers an entire
block. bounded By Madison 81 on
the north. Sixth av on the west
Seventh Az on the east. aud Marion
g. on the south.
n seems % me the hoard could
afford 90 pat cement sidewalk
around the entire four streets. Il
certainly would enhance the APP
pearauce Of the property very
much. and also make individual
property owners IN the nelghhor
hood feel good Across the street
on Madison from the school. and
also on Sixth ay and Marion st..
cement sidewalks are laid. the
property being owned BY private
parties. who evidently have com.
piled with tho city ordinance re
curling cement sidewalks. Why
cannot the school board do the
same7
n private owners can put down
cement sidewalks AZ their own OK.
pcnse cnnuot see why the school
board cannot do so with some Of
tho public money they have under
their control The wooden side.
walks around this building are a
disgrace, especially on Marion st..
Cement sidewalks al around this
school house square would look
fine. and the board would be- com.
mouded on al sides for their 81.
forts 10 DO in line with the park
board Ia trying 20 make the city
look beautiful not only for the A.
Y-p. exposition. but for an time
AN OBSERVER
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reArH REcoRo

Deaths were registered today "A
fnllowH
tiyldahl~ Anna Hylfahi. a.. July
es. 1ds Jones av
MeRae "a = McRae. so. July
81. ego Columbia 81
ciafk Thomas T. CLARK. 90.
faiy 81 Seventh and Ysaler way.
Coleman Mnrran W Coleman.
s.. July 60. Providence hospital
Thornton Infant. July -. is7
18th Az.
Shank Henry A. shank. ~. JUS
Is. a401 Niuth Az south
rullaF John Tullar. 81. July IS.
ballard
Thompson leabciia q. Th0mp
spa. 81. Juty 81. Pacific hospital
Jacobson August jacobson. 81.
Jolly = Pacific hospital
Brigham g. " brigham. "a. July
-. t8ts Sunset piae.
Barney A barney, "a. July a..
ites First nv north.
Williams lnianL July 20. ~
John a.
Tunaoa lafaat July n. 1900
18th Az
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TEAM SMASHES GLASS

A four horse team belonging 20
the Merchants Transfer Co
crashed into the front ~ tho joint
offices u q tailor shop. owned bY
Mike Coan. aud barber shop
owned 81 II Boyd. a. 522 Pike
81. az 8 O'Clock last night and be.
fore the ruuawaga had bnen brought
an their launches enough glass
had been broken. furniture dc.
moiished and damage done 10 az
gfegate $1,000 Tine horaoa we're
hauAng HiKlon load ~ reinforced
concrete from rails. and ihev wee
unable 90 hold back the load while
coming down tho Sixth hv hiii
from Union 70 pike sts Luckily no
enc sns injured
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pines gives us commercially
strong strategic position with refer.
enoe 70 tho trade OF China. Win the
completion Of the Panama canal the
commercial Importance 60 ua Of the
Philippines win be greatly ia.
creased.
without these Islands aa i haae.
the least threat Of war IN the Orient
would disturb our commerce An
actual declaration of war. indesi.
would be hardly necessary 20 un
hinge our Oriental trade
with the islands We are now IN
fair way 20 gain a great hold on
che commerce Of the Orient
Al tho present time. however our
poHeaaeion of the Philippines Is only
alfateEs Ia a Commercial sense. AZ
the islands are not n0w sufficiently
fortified l0 add 90 their commercial
importance the prestige that comoa
81 big baitleahlpH and convenient
fortified c0aliuR stations
ON Tho other hand our possession
Of the Philippines affects Japan IN
twuf0ld manner First China may
develop and become rival %
Japan. second an Occidental pow.
81 IL ia possession % an import
ant commercial and naval base
and IL thus ia a position 10 SERIOUS
iy modify any plans which Japan
may have. either 10 curb tho grow.
lnE nower 81 China or % secure
complete domination " Oriental
trade
This situation may appear on 1he
Drlanial chess board a generation
hauee
Tho zaEacioua statesmen % Jap.
an who prepared for the Russian
war Tor more than a decade before
e occurred undoubtedly rsaiiEn
what wili hAuReu.
Thsir power 20 see clearly Into
the Future is one % the most fer.
nlasbie and remarkable qualities
q the Japanese.
should Va lwnomlniousiy relin.
aulah tho Philippines e. any Euro
pe4n fallnn the situation would be-
precisely The same. as Tar az Japan
IL concerned.
GermAnY. fug Instance. IL already
real Competitor ~ Japan ln the
Orient and has several important
rualluK bases although che actual
territory Germany controls "a Ga.
significant Ia compatieuu With her
tremendous activity ln tne t'ag
East
Il IL not anY lunate hostility 90
Americans that causes tho fnik ~
var among tho better class ~ Jap
anrae wha haTe INDUCED ia ia
n is simply that nation lack
ing fleh natural resources and
Nlth an uxereru~drd population.
must seek az outlet IN industrial
arout1 ard eomneree IN order 20
remain prosperous.
OF course. there are "yeiinw"
newspapers Ia Japan and an cxcii
ahio population who for genera.
iioua WHEN they have not been
bursting with patriotism have en-.
raKed b. fierce fehelIlans I'm.
duuhieiir upon the ground Of rncn
prejudice alone THESE elements in
Japan might afFe aultf a strong dc.
mand for var. which the couarrva.
tive element would he unable 20
resist Personally the Japanese are
most ueseeahin and courteous. but
a. a nation are NaFlike.
q IL unnecessary. with these
facts in xisss. 70 assert that Japan
ls dstvruiued 10 have the Philip.
pines.
Undoubtedly che could easily
take them At the present time. But
some day she will make the effort
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They 90 ray that Marian and
Alice came all the way over from
Tacoma 10 go TO Luna park. and
llked 70 80 well that they are com.
lng again After thes quietude Of
the village at the other enc OF tae
interurban. the chutes. the circle
swing and figure 3. which they
tackled three times, were wonders
20 these unsophistloated maids. one
o. whom nearly went into Mysteries
In the Temple OF Myth
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LICENSED TO WE'D

+ NJ, Rourlclotto. 80. an6lsabol
Brooks. 81. Seattle.
WallH 4. iirooNa. 30. and olive
" Ererotte. a. Portland
Edward ionnluga and Agnes Me
1nrty, leeal age, seattle
Geo. Alfred liunter 20, Locke
ford, CAT aud iyy M Grlmaloy. rs,
Seattle,
walts1 y Mari. ST. Seattle. and
Neata 1. Pickett 2b. Mt Vernon.
7. J. o'iiara legal age. and Ica
Hie Aurelia talyer. legal age. 80
attic.
loaoph G. Keller. ls. and Ethel
Whedon, so. Seattle.
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HOLD DYNAMITE RsspoNslBLs

An Inquest was held by Coroner
Carroll az Maytold's undertaking
pariafa at Ballard today. aud a yer.
dict eas brought In that Charles r.
Graves. the ieyearoid boy killed
At Meadow Point. near Ballard. had
been Killed By being struck by n
nying missile hurled by a dynamite
explosion
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TRYING TO FOOL
TRUST BUSTERS

WASHINGTON. InlY 30 The
Poser TRUST is tFying % nntwii the
trust busters and prrvent the suit
whieh Attorney General nounparte
had arranged a. begin az WMminH
tau. Del. today
Anticipating the fillaE n the bin
81 Nhieh ~ asks for the dlssnin
gsnn % fhr trust lho Dupont'a. AN
der date iaiY Is. Died In court a
eertlfeafa % dirscinfion Tor tho
> pupont and ~ Ncmours poe
dor company for whieh receiver
vas 10 have been asked
Honaparts wired Special Counsel
Roadatfum Ia make the change in
she government bin before q ia
filed
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ludge g n stanford Of the ~
ga states circuit court today order
GA United States Mawhal Hopkins
to sol The tux Sophia ~ public
auction naxt Monday. ADJUST 8 The
firm 20 klng \ Wing and several
others have ciaip against the vaa.
aol which 81 owned hy liinklcy q
navldaons She "a expected 10 bring
upwards of 1000
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1t INVITATIONS
ARE OUT

m new Country Club al
''s'A'gion will be opened
N Ialeay night, August l.
hundred Seattle citizens
q CT pen invited and the al
''misss to be a most en-
Plselt one.
sscul three hundred of the
En- business and probes
|, ~ nm Of Seattle are char
81 n'nbers Of the Country
!. \ Darlington was selected
"a we for the Country
e.. account Of rs super
|. i',.. .s-sly accessibility and
-: ...a's as a great manuiae-
ana business center THE
| ....' and judgment Of three
IN q our best citizens Is
,. A. seeding Investigate
w. 'on ior yourself
~. 'sa buy large lots or
|r...., a Darlington now al
H.. your own terma
H.. = today and talk Farl.
n I..l Nish the Jones Thorn
II T.'lment Co, li3 Seneca
\ mi .,sy will give you a lot
II important informa
NJ " new industries GOING
~ IA'lington. Get som :,
\ ". \" AZ Darlington. I,et
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IF78F NTFt71T ~ WI
BEE.flN6iEAN. Iliy % f'im
rAeh ~uke pat fa The large Ggy
III a lhs yalky shiaEh eomnaoy.
swalsd a. iae bead q Lake pei
~ ias,mgsa he Mia. Sustaining
|snf sea shlnglcs also lhn
1snl ae Agd cookhmse. caaslng
! h x gearlg ste0N The insug
~ 4 ntcat $1,000 IN McAlii
|m asa i AZ a hess % exriain
n aa ci iha fire. bun believes
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TO REMOVE A JUDGE

VICTORIA. y G.. July 30. Pro
eeedinKa boxing toward the remov.
Al % Justice Martin from the Brit
iah Columbia bench are now under
way Attorney Altman. a Victoria
legal iight. is In communication
with the attorney general and the
minister of Justice with regard 70
the matter
No details have been made public.
bat Il Is understood that the
grounds OF the complaint are two
recent occasions on which Il is al
legged that Justice Martin has failed
70 act On cases whom requested 20
do 80 By the chief justice.
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A new bill went on az the Lois
yesterday, many now and original
vaudeville acts pleasing the patrons
OF the thcAter Jasper the mule
supported by clayton nnd Jenkins
human beings. made hlt Mckay
and Cantwell tho Flying MartininE
May Melville. swans Allisators. the
pictures and the illustrated song
proved popular Tho bill will run
an week
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REFUSES TO RESIGN
10y United Prsss)

SAN FRANCISCO. July 90
Mayor Taylor'B pan to Install the
new supervisors into office yester.
DAY fen through. -Four Of the old
supervisors positively refused 10 70
sign. Kelly. In fact. IL the only
one who. signed his resignation.
II the supervisors had all 70.
signed. there would have been q
hitch. as four Of the new appnlntee8
ala not show up TO take their oath.
There will be something doing dur.
ing the next few days. however.
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ROOTS DHUGHTE Err
is ENGAGED

WASHINGTON. July 40 Tho
engagement of Lieut. H. = Grant.
g.. and Edith Root. only daughter
Of Secretary Root was announced
today lie ia the son Of Major Gen.
ural Frederick ID Grant and a
grandson Of the late pusidout
Grant
Miss Root does not care much
Tor society. but she IL a splendid
horse woman aud fond OF travel
The couple became acquainted
'whiie he was "A military aide 10
President Roosevelt
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pREsIogNr ~ rRoM aourA.

Tho President. from san Fran
cisco. reached here az ts 10 today
The Watson also arrived fi0m San
Francisco shortly after noon.
Tho Steamer Washington Will
leave for Skasway &C o'clock Tits
gvcglns and ne Mackinaw viii
leave for Nome at midnight OF
early "Wednesday morning.
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NEXT FRIENDS MOVE.

CONCORD n. a. Inls 80 The
attorney fog tbs Next Friends
this afternoon announced that oa
Thursday theY would begin takinN
dgpoaliions Ga De- submitted Is ghe
masters IN chancefy Ia Mfa EAa4
case
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HUSKY THIEF [.
GOT IRON

Ill, a 1916 l5h Az. ~
y Vs w, acme tlpo within too
|FH WV, ". months on'erpr'sins
n 49, N, .lsis t~@ NJ NJ, ', .a,s,, v,
ares wv sna ak heavy iron
|sw ' ss,lant 20 that ono sg'lV
sssns .,al, i a sccond sandow.
|aaa ! nlche Ia me sal'ery
u nv 49, Y vel a. q place ." '"'
~. .EAl.etN
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NO FINE DISTINCTIONS
IN THIS STATE

nenuiy Prosecuting Attorney
Nandeveer today received the f0i.
l0wins letger from o Il. Rogers.
1T san Jose Cal
"near Sir VIII You kindly IN
form the undersigned Il mlaceeeua
ilon Is allowed Ga Yoar state That
ls. marriage between a white peg
sea and a negro, Chiaamae. Jap or
inalan
Tho following answer was immo.
diatriY forwarded
~Como on. old fellow We woat
stop you
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GLASS BAIL FIXED
tBy United Prcss.)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30
Louis Glass has yeen released on
$4,000 bail Prosecutor Heney
shows that he ia disappointed ON
account OF The Jury dlsagrecinr. Ito
stated. however. that the indepcnd-
ence OF the jurors was paramount
20 thesconyiction OF Glass
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COUNTY PERsOEkL PROPERTY NEARLY
ALL In Old CITY LIMITS

ETa ihaa thFe@ lourths o. ail tire
|swnl property IN King county
I ms TIE ois limits oi Seattle
p y 'ilalssss a The personal
nFssI i0und By she assaora
saie1' ne c3sugy. y3TrSs 80
4 san ne GA hosadAries
- D. sections % the city
p - following coutsihuiloas
fsa Iake Ard he University dis.
f. E1i'io Ballard. sss5 s5s.
<s~.a il3307. Ravenna. SIS.
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LABOR TROUBLES
STOP WORK AT NOME
ny United pr.ss)

PORTLAND. Ore. July 30. Capt
r. J. Werlich. In charge % this
lighthouse disirict. has returned
from a Today journey In AiaHkan
waters. during which he travelled
600 miles Besides visiting every
lighthouse IN bis district Captain
Werliea also stopped a. every town
81 any importance.
The most interesting news Is that
business la AZ standstili In the
Nome country. because OF labor
frouhlaa
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ias. suafh Park. fei $40. South
Seattle. $751; ass. Southeast Heaf-
tie sEf911. Wess Seattle Ga lim
ita fisGi05 West seAffie. new
limits. tt4GEea.
Tue other cities ia The county
sh0w ~ as foliuEs Auburn. f9a. !,
sos. Georgetown ffs4 cot. Issa.
quah. fis.e1s. Kent. 49, 1891. Kirk.
land. Sia.s1t. Reuton. 81. $50. saO-
quaimie. slf.1sQ
The county outside Of The cigiea
produced 1851 ssS
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MOULD BEAUTIFy SCHOOL PROPERTY

ssiis Wash. JuIy 81. 1907.
~ Sag In your Issue Of
~ = = q heal news item. YOU
NJ he facf that he narh
EF a. coaeleded 10 Do a lof
- aspt ne PARKS OF ihe CITY
III + = rag q beauslfylnr them
nay make a creilfahle
u. y 2 ne thousands gho wlH
y 81 e zig APP. exposition rs
s0nrasudabie act o. ne
n & ~ bard. and they Should
Al kinds Of announcement
~ aAows that the board a
- alslashipa al Nayy Yard
So
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RAILROAD MACHINISTS
WILL ASK 9 HOURS

Officials Of tho local maohiulsts
union received word today that the
railway machiBiats west OF St
Paul have decided 10 make n do
mand for ninchour day This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

The veto of Mayor Moore % the
blfi % pay surrat & Goetz $500
which che firm loai b. Rnlingers
theft was sustained by The council
iast night on recommendation 81
The street committee
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CLAN 10 PICNIC.

Clan Mckenzie No. l6l, o. s. c..
will give a bis picnic and program
of outdoor sports az SoaComa beach
Saturday August B. The lnlaud
Flyer viii transport the pionickers.
A big celebration, with races. dane.
ing competition. football and a tug
of'war are ON the program,
Battloship Nebraska az Navy Yard
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demand affects few men In Seattle
but about 700 IN South Tacoma at
the y L. shops and many az the
q y shops Ga Everett The men
win strike II the demand II 70
fused. aud believe they can no up
the western railroads.
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The Burglars Daughter" AZ the
Seattle. is a melodrama Of the type
well suited 10 display the abilities
Of the burgess Stock company. and
viii run an week
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The Mikado. one Of the classics
% comic opera, wa. BE- sung al
wees by the San Francisco opera
company al the Grand.
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A. me rhlrd Avenue.

Carmen. with Laurette Taylor
In the ..ue role. win be presence
al week a. the Third Avenue BY
tbs Taylor Stock company.
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q, was due 20 a bundle 81 shlnsloa
Niue on q hoe plpo Ia the kllu~
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JAPAN WANTS THE PHILIPPINES

WITHOUT THEM. DECLARES
HAMILTON WRIGHT, IT IS IN.
POSSIBLE FOR AMBITIOUS
JAPs TO CONTROL COAST OF
CHINA. As THEY ARE DETER.
MINED TO DO.
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sale fishing roaa. Har's. III istay.
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py IlamIIten WrInh,.


and has also spent a great deal
~ time Ia japan, Tie speaks from
tho authority % close observation
Ia tho following article. which has
hcen prepared especially for thla
newspaper Fdit0r.l
(Copyrlaht. 1907, By the Newspaper
Enterprise Asaociation.l
Seattle stars Exclusive serVlee.l
MANILA. y. l.. July 30 "a have
been throughout both Japan and
the Philippines. and IN China. too.
I have talked with many leading
men aad have heard almost al tin
opinions regarding = future conflict
between tho uaiied States aud Jap.
an In the Pacific ocean.
There are several reasons. all
strategic. which are almost unlver.
sally adAwltled. among military aud
navy tacficihns. a. well as by al.
moat every commercial man tn the
Orient. which 60 90 ahuw that such
a war - inevitable
To- other words. talk ~ var be.
tween the United states ard Japan
has a real strategic foundation
Ia the firnt place. q may b. as.
serted without fear ~ contradiction
that Japan nHpircs 10 q dominance
ia tho commerce ~ the Far East
The Imperial government IL sab.
ai8iainE directly. or Indirectly. most
All Industries. and the fiEht for Jap
nneHc commercial supremacy Il 10.
ing carried nu with a unity % a.
fort. hY both government and indi.
viduai cnnccFnn. unknown In the
history ~ Any other nation
Just a. Epxlaud. BY her position.
rnntruia the coAat Of France. ~
does Japan control tho Pacific cosat
% ChlnE
Japan, however, does not sifats.
8leaiiy control "a % China. ard our
occupation Of tire Philippines la =
bar 70 Japanese Monroe doctrine
Or ths Orient
China. HE tho rest uf the world.
81 EroWlnK fast The people 81
Chiua have been awakened. pathAns
morr b. tho Japanese Victories over
che Russians than BY anY other
cause 30 the fact q has been pos.
sihie for an Oriental nation to Dc
feat an Occidental power
The Chinese sec. too. the necea
ats % internal developments They
are rapidly adopting modern msfh.
cda. and AZ tho present time over
$500 900 900 lrnldi worth Of bonds
have been guaranteed BY the inre
riai government ~ Pcking fur the
building % railroads. and The en-.
tire issue has been taken up AZ
home and abroad
In a word. China promises 70 be
come a nation ~ enormous conaunl.
Ing and purchasing power. and may
even IN time become quite = for
midahio military and naval nation
our possession ~ the the Philip.
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KILLED IN RACE RIOT.

LOS ANGELES, July 30.--ln a
race riot last night NJ Florence.
near here. three Italians were
killed
Any Interested citizen is welcome
20 inspect the securities Of tho
Washington Fire Insurance com.
pany. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

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