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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
Special
This Week
LARGE TRACT, 8 ACRES
NUUANU VALLEY

Big House, outbuldings, Lots OF
Large Trees. Water on II.
ALREADY SUBDIvIDED
Adjoining raw land. without I'M
piovements, selling for $500 an acre.
Property within a stones throw you
can't buy for less than $4,000 an acre.
SOIL SUITABLE FOR
VINES,
PiNEAPPlES,
MARKET GARDENS,
NURSERY, ETC.
L have been given permission to nc.
cept $1,000 cash; balance per cent.
long time.
SEE THiSI
JAS. r. MORGAN,
1--we. AuCTioNEER.
lei a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
REhEAR5TO GOLD FIELD

Dan Renear, the popular athlete Of
Honolulu. has duit Penn and is going
to Goldfeld. "a Philadelphia paper
has the following to say:
Daniel b. Renear of the University
Of Pennsylvania, unquestionably the
best college short distance swimmer
IN America, VIII go to Goldfeld, New,
until his eyes improve sufficiently to
permit him to study.
Renear has demonstrated his ability
us an athlete in the Penn tank AMI
when the Red and Blue swimmer went
TO St. Louis and Chicago he beat the
best in the West in splendid races. He
was counted on to win all the short
distance races for Penn next season
and his loss can not be repaired. Re-
hear Is student In the Medical De-
partment, but his eyes gave out and
he could only study by daylight and
he was ordered to give up all study by
his doctor until his eyes recovered.
Renear has some friends In Goldfield
ind being an expert hunter they urged
him to come out and go on shooting
trips with them. He accepted and will
!eave for the West In a short time.
Renear hopes to return to Pennsyl-
vania In year. He said this morN-
Ing: Il don't want to go to Goldfeld,
though 1t must be wonderful place.
| want to Stay at Penn and finish my
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10

of the four League Teams on shore
either on Saturday, the 14th, or Sun
day, 18th, to be decided on later.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
HOW CANS BEAT BRITT

u Here is the fight by rounds: u
u San Francisco, September o. u
u The betting ut the ringside Is 2-1 u
:; in favor of Cans. The men u
u weighed In at the ring at 1920 u
q p. m. and neither raised the bar u
5. at 1888 pounds. u
u Round 1. The fighting is very u
q even. Britt is very aggressive ::
:: and both are fighting hard. Britt Il
u has a shade the better Of 1t. u
u Round 2. Cans gets the advant- u
u age after a fierce rally. y
u Round 3. The pace Is very u
l.: rapid, with honors about even. q
:: Round l. Cans Is forcing the =
4 fighting and has Jimmy splitting q
u blood and groggy. u
Round 5. Cans still forces the ::
u fighting. Britt breaks a bone In u
| q his left forearm. q
u Round g. Cans Is given the 8:
u decision.
Il u u u ., 8: u :: :. :: 3. :. 8. 8; Il 8. ),
arranged, but It Is quite possible that
the Rams and Diamond Heads will
take, on two of the ships teams. Play
Ing Individual teams from the League
4 The ships would stand a better chance
70 win than they would against the
picked team. The ships teams are
more than anxious for more games.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
EVA DEFEATS PEARL CITY

The Eva baseball team Sunday &C.
fcated the Pearl City team in gan g
at Eva by a score OF IA to 3. The
Eva team has u bunch of stick artists
'hht can not be beat by any plant ltiCn
team. Joe Travens. being their star
sticker, batted for one home ran and
made two-bagger. Daugo Souza, Joe
klies and u. Fernandez also landed for
two baggers. The Eva team will give
n big luau next Sunday at tho plan
tation. .E g..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
At Auction

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1907
At my salesroom, SAT Kaahumanu
street
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Door Springs, Door Hinges,
Strap Hinges, Tacks,
Bolt Sockets,
Flat head Wood Screws,
Galvanized Buckets,
Saddles. .Hf.
JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTiONEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10

Eleven lots In the Puma HID and
Hamakua districts will be oprn, d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
GUN Club SHOOT

The weekly shoot of the Honolulu
Gun Club will take place tomorrow Al
the Kakaako traps. Harvey, Porter
and Connor each have three legs on
the cup. and II either Of them win this
shoot the cup will be their personiI
property.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
PENNSY CHALLENGE SAINTS
Honolulu, Sept. 10. 1907.

Honolulu. Sept. 10, 1907
To st. Louis Baseball Team:
We, the undersigned, hereby chal-
lenge you TO a return match OF base
ball to be played on Sunday next. We
Were unable to have our strongest
team In the field last Saturday and
Feel that we can play you stronger
game II given another chance. Trust
Ing that you will favor us, we are,
Very truly,
u. S. S. PENNSYLVANIA
U. S. s. PENNSYLVANIA BASE.
BALL TEAM.
No doubt the above challenge will
be accepted by the Saints and return
match will be played on Sunday be.
tween these two teams. The Pennsy
has the best team in the feet and with
this week to practice in and the games
that they play with the other ship
teams should put them In fine shape
for the st. Louis boys. With their
strongest team out and In good shape
the st. Louis team must go some ia
beat them.
The Chinese Athletic Club has
agreed to play ball on Sunday against
one of the feet teams. This would
prove great drawing card and au
Interesting feature. Honolulu can
BOAST OF the only Chinese baseball
teams In the world, and they are the
Teal article too. II the sailor teams
wish to beat them they must play
some baseball.
Games for Saturday are not fully
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u - q r.
WA|AhAE DEFEATS WAlALUA

In game played at Waianae .,n Tho
9Th inst. the Waianae Cushers defeat
ed the Waialuas to q finish.
Lineup OF the Waianae teaE,.-.
George Meyer, c.; F. Meyer, H.; j,
Meyer. D.; JUL, 2b.; Kupau, 3b.; r.
Lopes, S.: VIM. Bush, CT; Gi.leland
IT,; Azevedo, RI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10

JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTlONEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-10
SCORES FOR MAAOA CUP

Following are the scores made
Sunday for the Manoa Golf Cup.
These sixteen players qualify for
the final round:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
SEARCH NV
HONDURAS

Koch. RipllnEer'a brothcrin.law.
who afterwards accompanied him
10 Honduras Il runs az follows.
He is located about 90 miles
south Of iraOna. in the republic
of Honduras, where he has put 500
acres Of land under cultivation and
expects 10 make a pile within the
next few years raising bananas
lie also has a small trading
store and aloop which cruises up
and down the Mosquito coast. He
thinks be has a good thing there
and speaks OF Central America as
the coming country.
How and when he got the huuch
that took him down there ! do not
know. Upon his leaving Seattle
he came here. then took tho
steamer az Frisco and went down
the Pacific side. where he left for
the interior and made the long trip
across 10 the gulf on the hurricane
deck Of % Spanish mule. which took
him 20 days lie seems 20 have
had some objective point IN view
for he seems to have worked very
hard to get the land cleared and
under cultivation, as II takes ba-
nnnas from g TO ~ months TO bear
ole has a foreman on tho place
and hires some as 10 90 natives as
laborerR. as no white man can
stand % work out in the heat Of
the sun. ! think Nick will have
charge OF some 80 natives as fore.
man, while ] am supposed 10 lay
around and learn TO speak Spanish.
Just bought myself Spanish
grammar and dictionary
Il suppose I will be In hlB store,
but cant find out. for he Is as
close mouthed as ever lie was
burnt very dark, but iB now getting
back 10 his natural color He
weighs 1876 pounds. Hie thinks the
climate thore viii do mo good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

DETROIT. Mich. July 20 One
a he most terrible railroad wrecks
which has occurred Va this state
Happened this forenoon when a spe
czl excursion train containing 10
eoaehes filled with passengers.
crashed hesdon into a freight train.
both Fanning at a high rate %
speed
Fiye 81 tbs coaches we're smash
II 70 pieces. the two engines vere
reduced 10 scrap iron and three
iFsi2ht cars caught IRE 70 add hos-
rcF 10 the scene
Tie collision occurred on the
PeFe Marquette road. between
ionla and this city.
A official dispatch 70 pere Mar.
qaeste officials received gives the
namher q dead az IS. and injured
~ TIE report says more are IN
The ureckagc
d The Is injured many viii die
4 trAnspirea that the wrecking
and relief train which was sent 10
- scene was made up in the
union depot and dispatched 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
CLAIMS WIFE
GAM BL.ED

Albert FREEMAN this morning
flied an application for divorce
from Marcolla FREEMAN on the
grounds 81 cruelty and al incur.
able gambling habit
The couple have only been mar
ficd SIX months. but during that
time their experience has been a
strenuous enc Soon after their
marriage Albert says be discovered
that Marcelia's weakness was not
shopping. chocolate cellars. Ice
cream soda OF any such feminine
weaknesses. but that her tastes ran
Ia the line ~ draw poker aud
nlnocie. the former being her long
angfe
NONCOMPLIANCE, he alleges. we're
% 40 avail. On one occasion being
followed By = teakettlc thrown a.
bis head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
WOODMEN AT BREMERTON

woodmen Of the World. nov IN
the city for the ninth head camp
session which eonvenes "Wednesday
morning. have gone this afternoon
10 EVERGREEN park near Bremen
ton The camps from Hremerton.
Port Orchard and Port Blakelry
have Joined forces and are holding
a picnic and open air reception at
nrsmerton. IN honor OF the head
officers and delegates.
Monday evening the camps OF
Seattle and vicinity viii hold a ioint
meeting 81 the new hail OF Sc.
attic camp. No. GO. az SIC Spring
st. The badges. souvenirs and
programs will also be distributed
at the meeting
Tuesday evening tho new han Of
the Seattle camp will be formally
dedicated
Major Stampor. commanding Of.
flctr at Fort Lawtou has appoint.
ed Lieuienanta r Rees. y r..
Burr aud ~ L. Simpson. Of the
Third regiment. u. S. A.. to act as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

been able 10 so brlbo or influence
public officials that those officials
have given those corporations fran.
chises and special privileges. worth
millions, but that the public Off
cials so influenced have been use
less for almost every other public
purpose.
Corporatlonownod councilmen
have almost invariably become In.
ert, dcmorallzed, and obllvlous TO
public duty even I'm regard 20 those
matters in which there is no
Doodle" directly involved Where
councilmen were originally select,
ed by corporation influences they
were selected for their sub
servionco, their willingness 90 be
guided by the organization" their
lack of individual character and
other qualifications which render
them the most useless 70 the public
as public servants
Il was this very gross ndifter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

For four years the grand Jury
Of 1908 has been made the butt Of
unlimited abuse and criticism eS-
pressed or inspired by the law.
breaking Interests which Il reached
or attempted 20 reach by lnVesti.
cation, indictment or condemnation.
Because the then prosecuting attor.
ney, w. T. Scott. a political erea.
tlon Of the corporate and criminal
plunderhund, neglected and failed
60 prosecute the law.breakers
which Il Indicted, Il had been ar.
gued that the grand Jury failed In
the purpose for which Il was con-
Vened.
IN this lnstallment Of his nara
tive Mr.. Smith calls attention TO
the fact that that grand Jury &C
oompilshed exactly what II should
have been expected 90 accomplish,
that u Investigated, exposed and
Indicted law.breakers, public Off.
Gals, and In few instances, che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

day night. claiming that Il was no
business Of his 10 button hole couu-
cilmen To get them 10 Introduce or,
dinanceh 81 unknown origin and
of doubtful purpose.
The draft Of the BIN was tucked
Into the piGeonhole which holds the
uew bills preparatory TO being
handed in 70 the council. and there
Il WAS found two days ago BY a
Star representative.
When asked the meaning % tho
Bill Mr. shHder, tho clerk said
he knew nothing beyond what II
here given.
Know Nothing Of "a.
Neither City Clerk waraon nor
Code Commissioner Gleason who
Is working upon new and old ordl.
nances had any additional infor.
nation 10 give on the mysterious
bin
Tho new bill o.. 70 an inteuta aud
purposes. the keanc bin. which has
been glnmborinR Tor the past three
or four months 10 the archives Of
the city hall
Il provides that by simple
declaration on the part Of Gus.
toner. n druggist or pharmaceutlst
may dispense liquor on ans day Of
the week save Sunday. or special
OF general election days On these
latter days they must have before
them the prescription Of some repu.
table physician.
OF course the bin makes the dis.
tinetloB between liquors to drink
and liquors 10 be used for medic.
inal. scientific. sacramento and
mechanical purposes.
What Bill Provides.
Tho bin says that before dis.
penslng the said liquors. he the
drngsiat. shall take from such per.
son or persons a declaration or Ger.
iiflcaie IN writing 10 the effect thar
The liquor 70 be sold q 70 be- used
Tor one ~ such purposes aud 10
other, provided. that no such hquor
shall be sold given away OF other.
wise disposed ~ by such pharmn.
cenilht or druggist 20 any person
OF persons whoms0eyrr on sunday
o. on ans general OF special eiec.
ton daY. except on Tho written pre-
seripilon ~ a reputable physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
DESPERATE dash
FOR LIBERTY

George Burton. alias George A.
Mnnaon. suspected of being a hotel
thief and flat worker. made a des.
peraie attempt 10 escape from Jail.
er Corbett last evening. and before
be was subdued the prisoner had
% DE beaten into submission with
4 blackjack
Burton WAS arrested by Detec.
lives Adams and Corhett az hla
apartments Ia the SAVOY hotel. and.
being warned that the man was
desperate character. the detectives
had him handcuffed on the trip to
the station. After being booked.
the jailcr started 20 lead Burton to
a cell and while unlocking the
door. the prisoner gave Corhett q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
Wife Of Rev. H. c. Robinson Of s. Jsas's ETSc,al
Church. West Seattle, Is lresss&'ia C~psy Il
ySxras . SSH Sk l~A,xg kms

infatuated With a Japanese ser.
vans Who bad been employed IN
Nsss home. Irs Harry C. R.hln.
~ wlfe n Rev Harry c, Rob.
- rees~ OF 81 Johns Rpis
go chufrs. Of West seattle. and
weli knogi ia rsliaoas and social
elveles IN us city. Was slrrestes AZ
~ early hour this moFning . etss
sssa with Der Oriental lover Ia
! lraklnx house - lower kiss IT.
The couple were taken 10 head
cuafgeqs and c.arged with disorder
N conduct The Jap gave his name
a. Y. Saeatlota
A FIRST the woman said her name
Vas Mabel Parrish. which Was
registered on the hloiter At pollcf
headqaAfters Tho police, however.
learned Immediately that she was
! woman on some consequence. and
within a short time her real Identity
vas disclosed.
I want you 70 understand that
am q lady" said the prisoner. and
further questioning elected the fact
nat her husband was an Episcopal
minister Al first this remarkable
rsiement was doubted. but In q fly
hi 81 a book carried By the wo,
nan was the name of Harry G
Robinson. and after remaining IN
hll for i've hours she tclephoned
Ter husband that she was IN Gus.
iody. Within a short time she was
allowed to leave In his company
upca heF personal recognlzanee
Tspssher Several Oaya
RE attention Of The arreSting Of
f,cess. Patrolmen ". Donlan and
nuyle. was first attracted to tho
eoupls several days aso. They
nosiced a white woaan In company
With The Japanese on several occa.
sisnx and becoming auspicioua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

they dsicrmissa to make an In.
veatieatioe
Last MEAT tss eomsn, IN com
psos eth the japanese. Nas secs
TO ~ 60 the latiern room IN tho
lodxns house o. King " Later
Tbs officers proceeded 10 the ruos
aud the arrest followed.
At headquarters. Mrs rnhlnsoE
or Mabel Parrish. a. she FIRST IN
sisted upon calling herself. told
a story Ia effect that her husband
lived IA West Seattle: that the Jap.
aneae had formerly been In their
employ bat had boon discharged
By the husband; that last Saturday
night she heard the Japanese was
sick aud she came to the city and
went to his room.
= tried TO catch the boat back
10 West Seattle that night con
tinued the woman 20 the officers
and missed the boat Later I
found myself hack IN the room
again aud did not get 10 10 home
The police say that the pastors
wife and the Japanese have been
IN each others company ever since
Saturday. although among the
neiEhbora OF the Roblnsona in
West Seattle. u has bccn general
" believed that Mrs Robinson was
az home.
Had Books With Her.
When arrested Mrs. Robinson had
IN her possession a copy of the
RubYiAf." volume % Whittier's
poems and a pocket edition Of We.
nus and AdOnis."
The woman refused 60 answer
any questions today and declined
absolutely 10 say anything let
them say what they please. Hhc
replied to request for an inter.
view.
The news % Mrs nobinAon'a ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
LABOR UNIONS IN
COAL BUSINESS

The trade unions OF Seattle 10.
day entered the field 20 compete
with coal dealers. when George
Monroe. president OF the Retail
Clerks union. opened an office in
the Labor Temple for the purpose
of receiving orders for both mine
run and lump coal for immediate
delivery.
The 1000 tons on hand az pres
ent will soon be sold, but $4,000
tons have been contracted for. and
sull more viii be purchased IL pos
sible. The coal comes from the
Wilson's mines in Lewis county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

ence on the part Of public officials
In the face Of the growing revul-
sion OF popular sentiment which
finally found channels through
which action against the law break.
ers could be taken. action which
after a long and bitter struggle sue.
ceeded in bringing those conditions
to an end and setting up in Seattle
a reign of law and order.
The channels through which that
popular revulsion finally found ex-
preston were the grand jury of
1908, the legislature of the same
year which passed a law making
device gambling a felony, and the
political movement Of
1906 which resulted IN the election
of William Hickman Moore mayor
OF Seattle.
The grand Jury started the ball
rolling and laid the foundation for
Continued on page 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

We are not in the market as a
coal firm, said Mr.. Monroe. We
simply want to supply the members
of the unions with coal az this time
70 prevent them suffering when
the shortage comes this winter.
The purchaser must be union
man In good standing II will be
sold az cost"
The scale OF prices will not be
announced until Monday. but they
are expected 70 be less than those
prevailing in the retail market. and
be on an average basis of So per
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

blow IN the stomach with his knee.
The cutlery from the jailer
alarmed an extra squad Of police
men who were lettering In the sta
ton and they Immediately sur
rounded the jail Corhett had man
aged TO reach the fleeing Burton
before the man gained the oatsida
and fight commenced. which only
ended when the prisoner was beat
On practically into insensibil.ty.
He was then put In the black
hole"
With Burton AZ the time Of his
arrest was a woman who claimed
70 be his wife In the mans room
was found an outfit OF burglar
tools and a revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

the Japanese. Both left the station
together
Formerly Of Trinity Church.
Rev. Harry G. Robinson waa for
some time assistant rector Of
Trinity Parish church. Of this city,
OF which Roy. Herbert Gowan Is
now rector, aud WAS appointed TO
the pastorate Of the West Seattle
church two years ago, Since that
time Mrs Robinson has been one
% the leaders in tho church work
In all departments.
When arrested. Mrs. Robinson
gave her age a. 80 years The
Japanese told the officers he MAS
80 years old lie had been given
a home with the Roblnnona aud
sent To school. in return for doing
small chores around the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
WILL EXTEND
WIRELESS

II has been definitely decided by
the United states government to
establish two new wireless tele
graph stations In the near future.
one at Fairbanks and the other at
Circle city. Alaska. During the
coming year station will be cs.
tabllshed at Fort Gibbon and with
stations at Sitka and Valdez. there
VIII be wireless communication
along the entire northern coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
FIVE HUNDRED poLLhRsi
ron wHom9
ron WHAT

M VIVA
For $500 word has gone out 20
the druggists OF Seattle that an
ordnance can be pat through tho
city council providing for the g.
suapee 70 drug stores Of permits 10
sell llanor without doctors pre-.
scripiionH.
Downtown druggists and those
doinE business in the residential
districts have been approached
during the past week With this in
formation and with request for
subscriptions 70 the 5000 fund
We don't want your check We
must have the subscription IA
cash. one Of the downtown drug.
gista was told
Little Explanation.
The only explanation was that
arrangements had been made
whereby. for $500. there would he
introduced In the council such an
ordinance az Is wanted by the drug
eists who desire 20 sell whisky
without physicians prescriptions
Assurances have boon received that
the ordinance would be- passed and
thai before Mayor Moore returned
70 the city Il would become e.
leriive
The idea H., druggist was
told, 10 get the whole thing
through The council and aligned 81
the artinE mayor before the return
Of HaNor Ma8fe
20 one seems 10 know Just how
this $500 is OF Was 10 be spent.
40 explanation along this line
was offered
Subscriptions were requested aud
40 questions were supposed TO be-
asi ed
Ordinance Appears.
celneldcnt with this canvass Of
aofse q the downtown druggists
81 attorney named Rcbog appeared
a BE city hall last week ana hand
81 an ordnance. fully prepared. T.
The committee clerk aud requested
That 4 BE- introduced into the coun
gu IN fact. the attorney aaked thu
Cd. 70 have il introduced.
ats The cicFk dld not do Mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
TO-DAY hottest.

, The weather bureau rvpoft
= ed a temperature % s. a.
. KFers AZ 2 O'Clock this after.
a noon. with The prospect 0f s.
. degrees az higher before she
. maximum for the day IL reach
Q I'd. making this tho hottest
. daY this SUMMER.
Iuly 3. with q temperature
. u 50. was last years hottest
. dAf The Wurmcsi day on rec.
. ord al the local weather %
. flee was June =. 1898. when
. the thermometer registered %
q degrees The weather bureau
. predicts showers Tor tonight
. OF Sunday. and tomorrow IL
= expected 10 be cooler than to
= day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

The first search Tor John Rip.
naser. ex-cily comptroller and SOS.
w deiaulter. viii probably DO
made IN Honduras. the country
Were Rlphneer went Immediately
aiseF be was defeated Ia his mayor.
~. campaign IN March. 1906. and
~ seattle with a biz pile Of the
~ / cash. The search win start
y soon az City Treasurer Russell
= saihorized to make a contract
~ 49, detective agency to capture
lnis falk about Ripllnger being
y, y, Mexico or Morocco or Iowa.
~, 80 A. official today. "ls all rot
l.iess Mpllnger has been scared
~ y The noise from Seattle. he
- SUD IN Honduras. ] will lay