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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
American Capital.


Ine United States IS so teeming win
eni"rprises ana Industries "Aiel are HisA-
iF profitable that b. has been o.flcl-t 20
iaa-oe American caI-,-- 40 enter ne
ISLANDS and a.0 in tn- l"ne-foAI oe
-.e ioAo"i"s resume however. N.-'
--'~ 'i-- @Hle-i' an enterprise ana N-@--
ness s-sa - nave ALREADY mace great
progress i i.il iaal ie" years "ND
Was almost wholly occupied .r toT' @iiefs.
l1-to-oafe systems ~ lighting ana street
laf-e a'rta--0n nave been ir-ls-i-lrn ID
ol.f or Manila in "A.cn "i.-+nAa '1
'l'-. money are in' geo an ''0
t-'.-s t-e.' --sL reward 20 l-"-i's-
Cnrrrrrts age held tr erterTris-rg
Americans far haraor wrrss a- Manila
ir-o'riue o.. evren5 t1re o. over 81 n-'oo1.
and tar.or WORKS are under War at loii0
.rd Ce-r both ir gre hands ~ Ame'i-
cans A modern telephone system has been
lrg-af.ci So 1Iarila syltl American capital.
and T.l Iro. lhly gradually c2feni itselt
t.rplr or tle whole W Tho island ~
l---.- er al,. qrlzcd hy fhe franchise.
Concessions have been granted ana SUE
v..rs at. under way for The construction
or 81. mites % raHuav iu th- N.el..a
Islands, ANA OYER 80 miles in Iuzon. duo
wholly q, Oil. business erterrr.s. ami Gil.
fl .--f.rf 4I.If capital. am Wal.
olive between teu and twenty million
l0I .ars ar sApend.tare Electric lighting
plants rare been Installed az I'oI0 and
CeIl order America auspices and with
American r.r.t1l
An i...-.-.--. .-...-..~.- ,.-,. t.- t..,
... ......-f .-- .......-..t .. e..- .,.....
.r..- f..-.-... r.. 80. 1880.
..... ,r....
-, 80.
49,
' 'o'
Vr' anu
'- -ia''--' 'aIE
.-. .''.- ~ '-''l
-'" 'l" armed on To olHtfent parts az
cams. ".' are s'lzinS
.''' .i''7 OF business Tor notn
'"' a'.l o'i'r~'4. iNrn Dor the largest
i''F'-- 7'''''l-e' ana pI-nLi-S es.anllsn-
nieNI ln tre islands g. in tl@ lnr7 ~
i"Hs- ile second largest csfan'' sh-
'.'hl fn me "oria Tot the manufacture
90 co'ofn.t piod cts IS doing business i1
we islands under American contro. a1d
WIN American capital one OF the largest
i'ii runs and exporting houses IN tho
archipelago has. under American manage
nent and with Amtrican capital. already
captured most formidable portion OF
current business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Chesapeake q, Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI. INDrANAPOLrs. ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO LOUISVILLE. NASH
VILE. MEMPHIS.
1.i5 = NJ. daily and 1850 Il. NJ daily. exce9s
saturday. 11-E +. NJ Saturday,
WEsTRoUND LOCAL TRAINS
rs a ~ ana % p. NJ week DAYS.
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT.
900 A. n and 400 p. NJ daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
: 20 A. NJ. and 600 p. NJ. daily.
JAMES RIVER LINE
~ 80 A. n. daily. 5.f5 r. " week DAYS.
Arrive Main Line from West: -: 30 A. NJ
IS 81 A. NJ. "3.45 p. NJ. ss7;G p ". From
East. go '5 A NJ. 81 .45 A NJ. 200 p. NJ,
IS o0 p. II James River. --s ~ A. NJ. - IS
T. NJ. ('Dsiiy Except Sunday-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
HEAVY SLUMP ON
PRODUCE MARKET
Large Stocks Hand and Limited Demand for Every
thing-Tobacco Breaks Will Be
Resumed TO-DAY.

The wholesale produce and fruit market
opened FOR the new year with large
stocks a. nearly every thing. and with
a limited demand FOR both fruits and
produce. The result was a weak and
weakening market Prices went on on
nearly everything. especially game. fowls
and eggs. chickens. turkeys. ducks and
geese. both alive and dressed. were going
begging yesterday at gre -tiy reduced ng-
ui-s from those that prevailed during the
holidays. Eggs were down 20 % cents
ir crate lots for the fresh couutry-laio
varieties. and. I'm fact. the suspension OF
holiday trade and the mild weather com
hined 20 demoralize the market not lit-
tie. Yesterday was booked ns holiday
on tie Cary Street block blt the COM
mission men and wholesalers were so
anxious To get ri1 Of accumulated stocks
they kept open nearly au az tie day.
Everything Marked Down.
Fruits followed along with country
produce. and everything was marked
down. The tumble was especially no.
tlcea0ie IN game and fowls
III VIII probably be several days. and
some more cold weather VIII have 20
come. before the market gets regulated
again.
A review a. che market as il stood yes
terdav reveals the following state ~
facts.
Egss- Receipts heavy and market duu
with prices down 90 Cd % . cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
ANNUAL REPORT
ON Phillip INES
Iadronc Bands Have Been Sup
pressed and No Further
Trouble Expected.
FINANCES ARE IN GOOD ORDER
american Enterprises and Indus
tries Have Made Great Head
way in the Island.

WAsHINGToN. j. c.. January IT, /
The annual report OF the Philippine /
- ,.- o.' '' '..' ' vs. ''' ''.s
I'D '-
general 81 tas islands and 81 the heads
of the four executive d..ar.r-rrts has
i.st been published DO. tn- Man .-...-.-
mont
10 fs et.t.9 tt.. Gil. ...,...,. 90 clio
,...ss 80 l...l.,.... ..... ., i... ,.l...t ..
r..,.,.,r,,e ~ ~...... ...,t 4...t.. b., 80.
-..,-tt.,..l-.., 10 ,r....l. ..--
.,...,.,. h,.. 49,, ,.....-... $500. -.
~ t,.. ,.,., .i....l...... ,-..,... .-t@+ ,-t
- .r..-.. "'-.-' '
-, d. ,i, ~ -'1' ..'
-. ,--..,'.--- ~
"-1 any ,'-''','.'' PROMISE oi lha--eineAl
."s E'-' va ''e so''-i.'-e"l o.-e1 INA"
f''. %. 'o''-'''7
90 'i'l''a ana receive "a i.lt ifi"-
guy we t-''- ,"- f-il-p y''es siF-
li'' .'' W i'''-''t" ..."i ii.'- ii-.- A-fr D'en
.ii'a pei'ie "a Flipln2 Judge a-a nave
'-."" ~ "' sunny "lt-'-t 'ep-
uon' oi tAe most iienaish ano cr-ei nlr-
S,,, o8. CIV ~ -. ,S ''.' sl ana a..
sentenced to ,rirty vrar.. iu,rr.sar-,,..,f
IL ia significant fa.f an 49, f-eel l....s-
ers u OUTLAWS took tira-so.,-.f,r,- ti,les
fn an lrnarl.ar,. F7frfrt-, rrr,.f.i. az ra-
lglous organization cal...lat.-3 f- impress
the ignorant natives and gain "a foloy.-|
ine. WIN tre s-i--e-d-- I'd tro rDr.s-f-
tuted leaders tho lap.less and Unaffected
had no one around whom ta gather. and
were Quick Co. follow. tn. o,.a.s,.. ~ me
former by ssrr.nle-lrx their arms anal
entering peaceful pursuits
These two provinces have ALWAYS teen
~. rs,.--..-.. -.--. 90 f-f-,...r--. 80. ...-,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

SANTIAGO. chill January 1-Th.
protected cruiser Ministro Zertouo VIII
represent cLih at tine naval review due
INK tho Jamestown Exposition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Second Audit0r's OfiIco.
Richmond. Va. Dec 3D. 1905.
L--.-.-.L- 49, ---..... =. 81. ---.-- gov.

Second AUDITORS office
Richmond Va. Dec 81 1906
His Excoucncv claude A. Swanson Cow
ernor Of Virginia
Sir-Cnder the provision % tire viii OF
Samuel Miller deceased. FOR tire estab-
lishncnt and perpetual support OF n school
ON the manual-iahor principle. on "a tract
of land in tho county ~ Albcmarie ana
the Act of Assembly ~ February a. 1874.
entitled can Act 90 give effect To- r. COM
promise OF tho litigation ln respect 90
The construction ana effect OF tLe viii
of Samuel Miller. deceased. and 20 cs-
ttollSn the manual-leho r school provided
tor IN the t"enty-fftn clause OF said
will It is made the duty o. rho Second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
s5T63 Is
nIsRrR srNlENTs- 1909

% orders - tho county count q AI1e-
snario and approved by the Board of
Education
To Stonewan Tompkius. Acting Super
intendent 0f the Miller Manual Labor
school of Aihemarle. FOR current and
~ I
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n s.: s N0itOIk&W8StRrn

OSLY ALI-RAIr. LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd ST station, Richmond, Daily.
IN Erect November 25th.
FOR NORFOLK: - 10 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ
Goo T.. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and the
SOUTHw EST. 9.o6 A. N. 1910 noon. $50 p.
VI. Pullman parlor and Sleeping cars. Cafe
Dining care Trains arrive daily from Norfolk
sfl.i1 A. NJ $50 T. " From the west; 7:l5
NJ 1o1 y " $50 p NJ
Orice sgS y. Main So. 'Flyer. hours. -
minutes.
" = REVTI-r. C. r. BOSLEY.
Gen'l Pass Agent Dist. Pass. Agent
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Many Children.


There was On unusually large number
oi children lr line. and an We're greeted
N"f.lAly by the President one ~ rho
MOST amusing figures IN the line was ca
'.n-lfar-o.d boy. with soLed hands and
'-olAes' who carried pair or roller
-@1ies thrown over his shoulder Tne
PRESIDENT laughed heartily as he wished
me little fellow happy New Year.
4 pretty little girl carried great
"Nte Teddy bear past the receiving party.
ana provoked hearty laugh from tho
crowd gathered in the Blue Room
Mrs Longworth and the other children
oi the President We're a. the White House
TOT the reception and with their Young
friends moved constantly through tho
crowd Miss Ethel Roosevelt was nretiii,.
goNned IN pink. and was mucn admired
Rear-A omiral Cowles and Mrs Co,yias
me fresioents sister We're also --s.h
me members Of The Presidents family
during The reception
Ambassadors Wives.
Only three wives Of Ambassadors att
tended to-days reception Rarooess
sternburg. wife OF the German arnbss-
sador: the Baroness Rosen. wife OF the
tuscan ambassador. and the Vicountess
Aoki, wife Of the japanese afnhassedo~
Included In the lsrge number invited
70 assist in the Blue Room were Miss
Mary Hartman. Mrs and Miss For
aker. Mrs Hobson. Mrs. Whitelav, Reid
Miss Pauline Morton ana Nine. DELFT
uinere
Following an immcmorial custom the
reception NJ tho President to-day was
seconded by receptions I'm homes Of thc
Nice-Fresident. Cabinet officers officers
OF tho army and NAVY and we'll known
private citizens Of Washington.
Next to the Presidents reccrton 81,
interest was that Of tho Vice-Prcsidcnt
and Mrs. Fairbanks. Secretary and Af~.
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Manila Harbor.

IN the aggregate Tho Philippine Com
mission report % have cvrrn1cf about
S45oo.eoo in the Improvement OF the har-
hor Of Manila and state that 5. S. NOW
safe against typhco-s ana probably the
best ln tho Orient Scrooty-cight ncr
cent. Of thc total l1al arcq of the h1r-
Dor has been drcd1o3 to n depth Of
thirty feet ana the dctnclcl hreaf-
water Is completed. has stood admirably.
and IS fulfilling IFS purpose. Contracts
have been awarded for two steel and
concrete wharves 20 be built by the in-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
CONTESTANT In STRANGE
RACE REACHES HERE

The Admiral Jaureguiherry.
which recently came to this port
from Japan. and Is now at Tacoma.
had a passenger OF more than ord
mary interest on board. In the per
son of Henri Mosse. who Is making
a unique trip around the world
lie with an Englishman now In
India. Is one Of the survivors Of the
race which started June "a. 1904.
and ends June "a. 1908. The terms
OF the race were made by the
sportsmcns club OF London and
the Tourlng club of Paris Accord.
ing to the terms four men entered
from each club and started on the
long journey IN pairs. each pair go.
ing tn different directions.
The man making the long trip
first is entitled 20 $4,000 francs.
When they started each had 2
francs In his pocket and, accord
ing 20 agreement they were e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Wen be back IN six months.
manning these guns and defending
Puget sound against Japanese
squadron" we're the words Of an
officer in the National Guard Of
Washington. the companies 81
which are now stationed al forts
Fineier. Casey and Wordcn. when
he read the story IN yesterdays
Star OF the lack OF regular artill-
erymen 10 man the big guns that
guard the entrance 10 Puget sound.
The spirit Of war today per
mcatcs the three big forts where
the militiamen are being trained
10 shoot the mammoth machines
81 war on which the safety Of the
sound depends. The guardsmen
aud their officers know that they
are being trained 90 use the guns
because the war department can
not get regulars 20 do the work
and ARE working hard 70 show the
regular army officers that they
are as competent gnnners as the
regulars
in army circles The stars state
ment OF the actual facts at the
sound forts. the hlg guns lying
idle. stuffed with grease 20 keep
ont the rust. all for lack Of men.
and the absence OF any fortified
lions 81 Port Discovery. which
commands the other three forts.
cmHed considerable of a sensation.
for such things we're kept as Sc
crets OF the department.
Army officers are very loath 20
discuss the question. They main
tain. with truth. that the big forts.
manned with militiamen, fully pro.
tect the sound unless they can be
shciied hy an enemy landing at
Port Discovery. The mllltiamen
are said 20 be- as effective gunners.
when properly Differed. as the reg.
ular arilllerymen. having made an
envlahle showing so far at the
forts.
The Jack OF men and other de-
ficiencics In the sound forts Is
likely 30 be brought 10 the atten.
ton 81 congress iu the next SEES
sion. United States Senator Nathan
r. Scott. OF West Virginia. who
visited Puge, sound a few months
ago. declared that the forts were
practically useless as they were
manned at that time The sending
Of the militia 70 man the forts has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
POWER OF s. E. COMPANY
OVER CITY COUNCILS

from time % time. Another is to
preveat similarly advantageous
franchises fren being granted 10
competitors or 60 prevent or delay
the execution Of plans for the city
itself TO become a competitor in the
several lines in which IL Is engaged.
The third has been TO prevent the
city from demanding a sufficient
service. safe equipment and fair
dealing between the company and
les employees In its efforts 70 ac-
.complish these purposes the COM
pany has become aud is a demorallz-
ing power and at times has been
Ia dominating power In politics. lt
has employed political leaders to
represent it in courts and conven-
lions and has pracliced the crimes
Of fraud and misrepresentation.
These practices. lnangurated INA
the original franchise contest. were
resumed during The tenure of the
first city council elected after that
fight was over. the council Of 1900
1902.
That c6nncil consisted OF II. +.
Rude and r. NJ Mulduon, hold0yers,
win II. Parry and Capt John Tay-
Tor councilman at large. whose
nominations had been iobbod
through the machine controlled re-
publican convention despite "A
threatening outhurst OF indignant
protest and Tommy" Navin, W. n.
Vincent Aiphous Byors, J. A.
Continued on Page Threel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

III was not legitimate returps on
their Investment thcy soaght then
or seek now. II was and rs the
privilege OF capitalizing as i'm.
monsely and increasingly valuable
nnearned increment OF value douat.
ed TO tho company in the gift of the
35.year exclusive franchise for the
use of the streets of the city
The already accumulated portion
.of ihls mearned increment has now
attained a value which has been as.
tlmated Boy County Assessor Par
ish no more than 100000 and
which "a increasing az the rate on
81 900 600 on more a year with the
Increase In the city's population and
resulting street railway traffic
To protect and enhance this un'
earned Increment of franchise value
il has been and is the policy of the
company to give as little servIce
az The city will permit 60 extend
its lines as slowly, I'm short 60 give
the minimum return for the maxi
mum revenue IL can eXtort from an
exploited people AS part of this
purpose 10 has found suhscrVicnt
on "friendly" city councilR-at an
times a useful and valuable asset,
Power over Councils
Iu three respects the company
has made profitable use OF its power
over succeeding city councils elect
ed since it became q power for evil
In Seattle politics. one % va pro
curing additional franchise ggnnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Joe MoroEek. the Franklin miner
who shot and instantly killed ban
naaai Diego last Saturday. was Tits
morning brought TO the county Jail
MoroKek was captured last night
about 5 o'clock. Just after he bad
entered his own home az Franklin.
Special Deputy Sheriff Walter
Warnock Of franklin was watching
the building and caused his arrest.
The slayer Of Diego was half fam.
ished and ragged
The prisoner denies ans intention
Of avoiding arrest. and says that
after he was Informed that be had
shot man. he ran toward tho
place. but that the crowd frightened
him and he went into the woods.
where he lost his was and wan.
dored around aimlesaly for forty.
eight Hours without food.
The shooting, be claims. was an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
GETS DAMAGES
FOR WIDENING

The following vcrdtets we're re-.
turned against the city today for
the taking OF tho ninefoot strip
Tor the Third av. widening For
the Seattle thcater building. SAL
5s5. To J. NJ Frink. the following
sums were awarded Northwest
corner OF Third sv and Columbia.
SiS.75O. for the adjoining lot. si3..
500. the lot $50 feet from Colum.
bia. on which the Western hotel
IL located. ti7.t25. Senator s II.
Piles and James ~ Howe allowed
ga .062.5O. H. NJ. Cute. si7.437 90 /;
IN. J. Carkeek. f27.i3 For the
southwest corner Of Spring and
Third. ti7.625 is allowed. and for
the southwest corner Of Seneca
and Third. si7.25o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
QUEEN ANNE BID
REJECTED AGAIN

The bid on the Queen Anne
hin paving work was again reject.
ed this morning by the board Of
public works. Tho bid was thrown
out with the entire approval of
the councilman from the eighth
ward
This Is the third time that bids
have been rejected for this work.
Tho first bid was from the Barber
Asphalt company for s6i2,00o,
since which u has not had the
temerity to bid again.
The Independent Asphalt com.
pany has followed with two bids,
neither Of which we're given a sec.
ond consideration by the board.
ilo-yT. emfwY cmfw emf cmfw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
LOOK FOR WAR IN
SIX MONTHS TIME.
LOCKED HERSELF OUT
BUT BURGLAR GOT IN
AND TOOK CASH

Mrs. s y Reynolds. OF 1903 Sec.
ond av. south. went shopping Sat
urday and forgot the key to her
door When she closed It the
spring lock caught snd she was not
abis TO re.enicr the house. when
she secured another key she found
that burglars had entered the
house and purloined her shopping
bag. II contained $50 and certifl.
cate Of deposit for $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

IN this installment Of his Inter
estina narrative Mr.. Smith reeltes
more Instances Of the use made OF
a subservlent municipal government
BY the Seattle Electric company
He relates the history Of the efforts
Of Charles n. Baker TO procure an
electric light and power franchise,
and how the Seattle Electric com
panys monopoly was protected by
the council until the council was
called up with a round turn by the
grand lvry Of 1908, when u prompt
ly granted a competing franchise.
Mr.. Smith recalls, also, how VIII
n. Parry made use Of the city eoun-
Gil on behalf OF the company In
auietina the outeries OF 1901, 1902
against the abominabiy inadequate
and insufficient street railway ser.
vice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
WEST SEEKS c.. TRUSTEES

Interest Ia the annual trustees
meeting So Increasing. for there Is
every reason 20 believe that the
Presbyterian members OF the 90
ciety will try 10 elect a man from
their own denomination 20 OH the
office of general secretary. Whom
the board meets in executive SEES.
sion az 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon an effort viii be made to pre-
vent the reelection Of William
shaw. the present secretary, a Con
RreRationallst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

work their way around the world.
Mosse and his companion. an Eng
lishman. started By way OF Asia
Minor. Noses companion died Of
fever after they had encountered
many hardships. and then Mosse
kept on IN his journey alone At
one time he was taken for a Jap
anese spy by the Russians and
thrown into prison. Upon another
occasion he was captured by high
waymen in China and held
prisoner for weeks but through
IL all. his indomitahle pluck has
kept him up aud now that he II
In the white mans country again
he is fun OF hope and will soon
continue his way around the globe.
He feels confident OF winning the
$4,000 francs OF the eight men
who started in the race. only Mosse
and one other are known TO be
still alive and eontesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

According TO word received In
Ballard yesterday. Agnes Lord and
ia N.utzel the young Ballard PEG.
pie who disappeared, we're married
In New Westminster. Canada. and
are now in North Dakota.
Louise Lord. sister OF the missing
girl. was last night married 10 Frank
petit also OF Ballard, and they have
departed for North Dakota where
they viii meet the runaway couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
TIE YOUR HORSES

Don't get IN such a hurry when
you want 20 leave your vehicle for
q few minutes that you forget %
hitch your horse or you win likely
be arrested
Judge Gordon this morning fined
J. w. Flakesty $40 and J A. Batch.
eler s. for this offense. r. r.
YOkes was also arrested on the
same charge but his fine was sus.
pended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

An effort S. 20 be made by Chris
tan Endeavor delegates from the
Northwestern states TO obtain q
better representation on the board
o. trustees when the election is
held during the progress o. the
convention that opens ia this city
tomorrow Washington has but
one representative. r Edgar Harth
The election n Dr. NJ a. Mat
thewa OF the First Presbyterian
church Of this city 70 the board Of
trustees Is desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
MOTHER TAKES
HER CHILD AGAIN

Mrs. LlEzic Johnson OF g00M Sew.
cnth av who last week got posseg
sion Of Irene. her i0year.old child
who had been adopted by Mr.. and
Mrs W. y Cope. and In a few
days Lost her again. has the child
al her home
Humane officer Vanpeli. 10 whom
Mrs johnson appealed. took the
child home with him Monday night
and induced her 70 go TO her moth
er's home this morning.
Unless Mrs Johnson treats hei
child with proper care Irene vii
BE- cent 20 the House Of the Good
shepherd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
IN
HOT WATER
fstar Special ssrvIe..l

WASHINGTON. July s.-sccre.
tary Of the Navy Metcalf has plac.
ed himself ia serious position
With President Roosevelt. accord.
lng TO rumora here IL Is claim.
ed that the president is very much
displsaaed with his war talk made
Ia the last few days az Los Angeles.
where he iH visiting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR

TNNNF "F'N7"' " 'FF
OLYMPIA. July Gov. Mead
has announced the appointment Of
the three republican members Of the
board OF the state reformatory %
De- established In snohomlsh county
The two democratic members viii
be announced later The members
named are Frank G. Jackson, OF
Seattle. nye-ycar term: Corwin ).
shank. OF Seattle. fourycar term,
and W. p. Bell. Of Everett, three
year term.
Frank Lamb. Of HoQuIam, and r.
w Condor. OF Pert Gamble, were
today rcappointed members OF the
state forestry commission for four
.losT terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

SAN FRANCISCO. July o.
President Small late This afternoon
issued the following statement:
The coming Of Labor Commits.
alOuer Sell and members Of our
general executive board does not
change my plans Our future moves
win be fofclble and decisive. IN
the future VIC Will have 40 pay less
attention 10 the feelings Of the
opposition and public opinion and
any on our fight With more de-