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The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
R1CHEsT IN THE WORLD.
United States Could Pay an Nations
Debts-Unparaueled Resources.

United States Could Pay an Nations
Debts-Unparaneled Resources.
Chicago, Jan. IA dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says:
The United States IS the wealthiest
nation in the world" said a close
friend Of President RooseveIt's yester-
markable report which IS soon TO be
made public" He added:
sIn a brief span OF young life this
infant nation has broken all records
relating to the accumulation OF riches
We are beginning to think IN billions
insead Of millions Take Il any way
you like, our afduence Outstrips any
thing ever known before
"Our country has more actual mon
ey. more gold. 8 larger volume OF ez-
ports, greater banking facilities, rich
er farms, more productive mines, more
railroads, more internal commerce.
more millionaires, more weil-tO-do
tradesmen, more Independent farmers,
more highly paid labOrers and q great
er distribution OF 1uxuriss than any
other nation has enjoyed since time
began"
To say that the total valuation Of
the wealth OF the United States Is
$1O7, ,OO0, 600 is not understandable, as
q hundred billion dollars fs such a
Pile Of money that the mind simply
cannot grasp its meaning on the In
slant
Probably the best way OF illustrat-
ing the actual extent OF Uncle Sans
riches Is 70 state. II he could convert
All the assets into money he would
have nearly four times as much ss -
required 70 pay on the entire national
debt o. All the governments q the
world, fncluding his Owl
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
TWO OF KIND.

Last week the republican caucus OF
the legislatures OF both Kansas and
Colorado named each a man for Unit
ed States senator. Colorado named
Simon Guggenheim, the senior mem
Der OF the Guggenhefm smelter trust,
and Kansas named Charles Curtis Of
Topeka, who has been a member OF
congress for several terms and a
smooth, ali-around successful politi-
clan.
Guggenheim has found smelling TO
be a good thing, protected as It is by
tariff graft; and Curtis has found poll
ties q good thing, backei as he has
been by the railroads Of the state, or
the railroad graft In Colorado they
say Guggenheim bought his election.
He could afford to. In Kansas they
say that railroad influence" elected
Curtis Everyone knows what rail-
road influence means. The railroads
can afford it
Now Guggenheim Is Jew. He can
not help that Curtis is a quarter
blood Indian He is not to blame for
that An old book, "SEith's View
OF the Hebrews" attempts to prove
that the American Indians are the
lost ten tribes OF Israel The theory
IS quite plausible and the argument
a very conclusive one. Well then,
Simon is a Jew and Charlie is an Isra-
elite. So it is a case Of two Of a kind.
They are descendants OF Jacob, who
fooled his blind father, robbed his
brother, fed for his life into Haran,
euchered old Laban, his father-in-law
out Of nearly all he was worth, and
learned him a lesson how to raise
spotted cattle.
There is no use Of talking, blood
will tell" They went down into Egypt
They were later several millions Of
them And every mothers son Of
them Borrowed" OF the Egyptians
gold and silver and precious stones
and left in haste. Out there in the
wilderness OF Arabia, they had 50
much swag, they melted the stuff
and made and worshipped the golden
calf. They did several stunts after this
in the determination OF the Canaan
ties. ROthschild is reported to have
said when offered a kingdom: No;
I'd rather be the Jew OF the kings
than the king OF the Jews
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
RAILROAD NAIL GRAFT.
COngFess1aan AIurdOclz and q Missouri
Youth, Making q Showing.

COngFessnan AIuriOck and q Missouri
Youth, Making q Showing.
From Farmers Mail and Breeze
We are pleased to know that the
energetic red headed Congressman
from the Eighth district is putting a
pry under the railroad mail graft Il
ought TO be pried up and then knock
ed 70 pieces. Not only is IL pretty
evident that the government has got
en- the worst OF it On weights, bat on
rates as well.
Over in Missouri is a postmaster by
the name Of Crow who has concluded
20 DO some work on this line himself
He IS q young fellow and we presume
IS considered rather fresh by the rail-
road managers However, the young
man has done some figuring and his
consiusiOns are g triing startling. For
instance even at the rate OF cents
Per mile passenger fare and assuming
that the average weight OF the pas
ssnger who pays fun fare IS only rs
pounds the raIluEoad win carr the
passenger hve miles or a hundred
miles Tor cents per mile, say 100
miles fer 50. It would also allow him
70 CARR mors than his own weight
IN baggage free and provide 8 car TO
carry It in. To carry 125 pounds OF
Inail 1oo miles however. the railroad
charges the government. according 20
dr. Crow. 37-35, should a passsn-
ger" says Mr. Crow, take a trip o.
100 miles over z railroad every day
for q year at the rate OF cents per
mile he VIII have paid $Iso95 where's
e the sane railroad hauIs 126 pounds
q MAJ 100 miles each day for q year
+ via receive from the government
1cr z1ca service S1s6Z5 FOR fur
thcr procf cf excessive rates EIr. Crow
calls attention "a the fast tfat "a
es - m
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
WANT MORE POWER

Roosevelt wants more power. Hoch
wants more power. Buchtel wants
more power. This thing must be con-
tagioUs. The preacher governor says
he can't shut up gambling heIls and
brothels in Denver. Hoch has not
shut up saloons in Topeka, yet he is
said to be staunch prOhibitionist
Peabody managed to suspend the writ
OF habeas corpus, Danish citizens Of
Colorado and denied them a trial.
Peabody's substitute managed to help
kidnap the officers OF the Western
Federation Of Miners. Adtutant Gen
eral Bell said: Damn the cOnstitu-
ton" when carrying out Peabody's or
ders. According to Foraker and many
others, Roosevelt has, in effect, damned
the constitution Roosevelt, it is
claimed, is trying to curb the trusts;
Peabody Mcdonald, BuchteI and
HOch obey the mandate Of the trusts.
Both states elect trust senators TO
help Roosevelt curb the trusts. This
is like a Punch and Judy show. Poor
old Judy, she gets it in the neck.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

"AlI the worlds a stage and all the
men and women are players" It Is
quite true. and pity it's tits true. For
instance, it is necessary in the per
sOnnel OF the drama to have a devil,
an Iago, a villain, a heroine, etc, and,
the villain still persues her. A cas7
OF characters for an American politi-
cal drama is suggested Faust the
republican party; Margaritas the dear
people that he falls In love with; Ne
phistopheles, the trusts Faust meets
this devil, Is tempted, sells his soul
and betrays Margarita- Faust is trans
formed by a satanic charm, and isn't
the same any more. The sequel
Margarita drops dead, Mephistopheles
claims the soul OF Faust and drags
him down to he'll.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

aIs f. now eleven years since I had
q narrow escape from consumption,
writes c. o. Floyd. 8 leading buEaness
man Of KershaW, S. Q. T had run
down 81 weight to 155 pounds and
sorzhfne vas constant. both b day
and bY ufEht- Finally began tal-Lne
Dr. kings New DiscoTerys and con
tfnued this for shout SIX months. when
ms. couEh snd lung tr0lble were en-
tirelv gone and 7 vas restored - E75
1890 ef D=rsons are hzs7ad eFerF
r-ar szuaran-s11 - T. A. Steven
-ar-r rrrrz Ef1r1 see Eud t ~
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

Senator LaFOlIette has introduced
a bill in the senate for an eight-hOur
law for railroad employees handling
trains as a prevention Of train wrecks
The Kansas City Star, commenting
editOrially, says that the Wisconsin
senator, although serving his first
term, is a power in the United States
senate, and although boycotted by the
corporation senators, by showing them
up in his lectures, and proving how
they voted, had cured the special in
terest senators Of sucking eggs" It
is to be hoped that he may be abba to
prevent them from rObbing hen
roOsts- PIatt says that the senate IS
no Sunday school, and he ought to
know.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

woEU. COLUMN.
The Menace Of fbe Tower.
edwin AEarkham).


In storied Venice. down whose rip
ping streets
The stars 80 hurrying, and the white
moon beats,
Stood the great Bell Tower, fronting
seas and skies;
Fronting the ages, drawing all mems
eyes
Rooted ike TeneriRe, aIoft and proud,
Taunting the lightning, tearing the
flying cloud
It marked the hours for Venice; all
men said
Time cannot reach to bow that lofty
head:
Time that shall stOueh all else with
ruin, must
Forbear to make this shaft confess
its dust:
Yet all the while in secret. without
sound,
The fat worms gnawed the timbers
underground.
The twisting worm, whose epoch is
an Hour.
Governed its way into the mighty
And suddenly It shook. 1t swayed. it
broke
And fen in darkening thunder at one
The strong shaft. with an angel on the
crown
Fen running: A thousand years went
down.
And so I fear. my country, not the
hand
That shall hurl night and whirlwind
on the land;
fear not Titan traitors who shall
rise
To strike like Broken shadows on
our skies:
Not giants who shall come to over
throw
And send on earth an uliad Of woe;
fear the vermin that shall under
mine
Senate and citadel and school and
shrine
The worm Of Greed, the fatted worm
OF Ease
And all the crawling progeny of
The vermin that shall honeycomb the
towers
And walls Of state. in unsuspecting
hours.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

u want to give some ValusbIe ad-
vice to those Who guE6r with lane
back ana kidney trouble says J Il
Hsankeuahip of BecE. Tenn Il have
proved % an absolute cel-1z5nty that
E--1ctr-c 6lrr9rs VII positively cure
t1ts oistrassInE ccudltson- The first
bottle gave ne great reliaf and after
letinE q ieW D1e1e bottles, I vas cc1d-
rlc-eiE c1Ee1 3D. r-zlrl1felv sh1t li
17-cues g rl1111r1 g rocCsn,1s erd -ltls
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

Please read this again, thoughtful
ly. Notice the simiIe-our country,
these United States, fronting the
ages, drawing all mems eyes" II you
are a thoughtful person, you realize
that we, as a nation, have enemies.
Who are our greatest enemies? Some
OF our statesmen Cd seem to think
our enemies are other nations that
may come with armies and batter
down our defenses, so there are large
appropriations made to build more
and larger battIeships, to maintain a
standing army for defense against
these foreign foes that may attack US
sometime in the future.
But while these wise men are gaz-
ing on into the dim and distant hori-
zon our most dangerous foes, the "ver-
min" OF lust and greed, are permitted
to undermine our most sacred insti-
tutiOns, the foundations OF our pros
perity and greatness, almost undis-
turbed. Is not the sanctfty Of the
home one OF our principal foundation
stones? Yet the senate OF these Unit
ed States has refused to take any no
tice Of the protests that have been
made by thousands and thousands
against that reasonable sect Of poll
gamous Mormons, and after investiga-
uOns and testimony which proved, be
yond the cavil Of q doubt, that the
president Of the Mormon church, JO-
seph Smith, is himself practicing poll
gamy in defiance Of the laws OF this
nation, and that the sect believes In
this mOnstrous doctrine, in spite Of ali
this, our honorable 90 senate de-
- 81
Smoot, who has testified to his loyalty
to this sect, has a right to sit IN the
councils OF this nation and help 10
make her laws. And the fat worms
Of the Mormon church VIII cOntine 10
''gnaw the timbers underground"
There IS not a man 'or woman Of
sound mind in this broad country or
ours who does not know that saloons
make criminals, produce street brawLs,
vioIences, thefts, murder 5 These nee
essitate increased police Police cost
money. In some states the people
practically say: "bIr. Saloon Keep
ers, we give It up. Your saloons are
the open sluice-ways Through which
mOnstrOus iniquities food society; but
we can't shut them. Co on. therefore
perpetrating crime and manufactur-
ing criminals, but pay for 1t Is this
GuLEnLEnG4 CnEl5Llan AGS SiSitLLAOlls II
is the very fmbecility OF statesman
ship. Thank God, we have lad some
enlightened legislation on this sub
5ect in our own state What we need
now in many places, what we need in
GOodland, IS loyal citizens, large
hearted, large-brained men and wO-
men. There are many smau-caliber-
ed men IN. the servi ce of TIE 6reat
Christ, yet that service IS daily max
ing them larger. Every soul that fol-
lows Jesus IS constantly expanding
He not only makes men good; he
makes them bigger.
When the Christian people Of this
town grow big enough to put aside
their little, petty 5ealousies OF each
other, big enough and brave enough to
unite against the enemies Of our
homes then the ''Vermin'' tn zt IS fat
teniHg on the money Ehic b would
otherwise how into useful channels,
and undermining the lives and char
acters Of our people. shall be- driven
from their hiding places Of sin and in
iduitys and the foundations Of 0ur city
made SAFE and strong. God SD sed the
dayl
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

Having bought the business, stock
and fixtures OF the LemmeF Festau-
rant and lunch room I cordis lTy IN
vite the patronage OF the public
Win serve short orders or DO art1 BY
the week q reasonable rates Every
thing neat and clean and the bes Of
good things to eat Can and see for
yourselves JAMES SVOBODA-
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
JOHN F. HEsTON, Cashier.
JOHN HARTZLER
LAWYER.

make = specially OF examining titles.
Prospective buyer, you cannot anord
to make an investment in a farm or
other real estate without knowing
whether you are acquiring titles OF
merely a worthless piece Of paper puT-
porting to be a 'warantee deed" This
Is worth knowing to you; il may save
you years Of expensive litigation and
even your entire investment ] viii
look over your titles and point out the
defects, and tell you whether you are
buying real estate or merely glitter
ing promises OF some real estate
sharper. ga word TO the wise l8 Euf~
Accent" Have your abstracts exaualE-
ed By . competent attorney.
OFFICE IN HESTON BUILDING.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

me knights and Ladies OF seczri q
meet every first and third Thursda ,
evenings at s o'clock, In Masonic hal. I
All members of the order and TiEitinf
President
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
Recent Marriages.

Mr.. Black to Bliss White.
Mr.. Little to Miss Bigger.
Mr.. Hare to Miss Shaver.
Mr.. Root to Miss Tree.
Mr.. Crystal to Miss Snow.
Mr.. Hammer and Miss Handle.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
LOST DAYS

Over the trackless past, somewhere,
Lie the lost days Of our trOpic youth
Only regained by faith and prayer,
Only recalled by prayer and plant; -
Each lost day has its patron saint
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
rAH A coon DAI11.


10 Pea Lt.lLttl- Oh LLl-L LA-Lee - 4t-lLll-
Only IS Cents
The Topeka Capital publishes q first
class daily. It has the largest clrCula-
ton OF any daily in Kansas and IS
one Of the most popular newspapers
IN the west It makes \ specially Il
reliable and complete market reports
It gives the news OF the whole world,
including the fun Associated Press
reports as well as a complete special
news service. The Capital has its own
correspondent at Washington, and
prints more Kansas news than al 9TH
er daflies combined The regular sub
scriptiOn price is - per year, but the
Capital is now making a special ofter,
good for q short time only, by which
you can get IL on trial three months
for only IS cents. Send at once TO the
Daily Capital. Topeka, Kan.
DIR. r. b. HARVEY. DENTIST.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18
For Sale

Some fine BroWn-Leghorn roosters
for sale, 75c apiece. They are fun
blood. D. F. SherrOd, Section 1853.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

CLAY ROBINSON AND OosRASx.
ssoek xsrds. Ksnaas City. 10.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

DR. r. B. HARVEY. DENTIST.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-18

SIP soUR LIVE srocK 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

he got practice he cultivated a
rather crude imitation Of oraiory.
Now Eugene = Schmitf. thanks
to his experience. II somewhat OF a
cultured gentleman. What IN more,
he Ii natural wit. aud his quick
tongue has been applauded by
many = hand.
Pres. Roosevelt once accused
him OF being haaaoon player.
That's not such bad oecupa'
ton declared SchmitE. In fact,
kind Of fancy Il, for you know
baanoun playing strengthens the
lungs aud aweetena the breath"
Hut 60 return again 10 that money
proposition. neHidua spending
sisi 600 with only $4,000 going
Eugene Il. achmits still has money
ia the banks. a few lunches OF ne
sotlablo securities aud little
bunch Of real estate that would
trouble a working man 20 pay iaxca
on.
The wonder Is, Where did Il all
some 'front.'
san Franelseo's grand jury. under
the direction Of District Attorney
ianFdon and his able assistant.
Francis HeneY. Il uncosering the
answer.
They spell Il GRAFT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. April e,--The follows
tins articles OF Incorporation wsrr
filed Ia the secretary ef states Of
flee
Ffrst Methodist Episcopal church.
OF silverdale, BY MAIDS Thueasn.
Jonathan NH. Charles ehallmAn.
James DinEmau. u X FROST. chas.
CreavrH. G. A Hatfield. L. flsm-
inE. g. A. Fairfield.
offat Realty company. 81 Seattle.
tg5o. goo. By Douglas offus. n l.
nlswctt aud p y ltFiEhsHaan.
4. kiinhsinef a Co. Inc ef Sc
atlie. $4,000. By Netiie kiishaiuer.
Frank A. Leon and sisinund XII
shoimer.
The Gunthsr- waswiek company.
of Seattle has filed registered
trade mark for ita manufactured
nrlicieHs
Amended articles nf tncorpofa.
ton have been filed with the sec.
retary 81 state BY the North Coast
tAghterag~ company. OF seattle. and
tho Northwestern ttahefien eom.
pany. ~ Seattle
Amended articles Of Incorporation
have been filed ~ the nelhsuia
high school. % tho state of Wash
inEton. - i,ausabo. changing the
name 60 ths nethania College OF
tbs state Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

tSsxttls Stars Exclusive serSiessi
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. April
6.--WtsaFd- like Mayor Eugene =
sehmitE has been able during bis
five years and three months ad
msnlstration in the executive chair
% this municipality 10 make one
dollar do the duty Of ons hundred
apparently
On an income % $1,000 4 year
Mayor Schmlts has been able 10
live like = millionaire.
He has furnished Sc. 900 min.
iatuFe palace with furniture. art
treasures and draperiea valued Al
more than the cost price Of the
building he now calls home,
Wouldn't you like 70 BE able to
make Uncle Sans money perform
miracles like that
Then he has s. 500 automobile
"a choo-choo car re Tor hts ma.
jcsty. King Edward VII.
And buffers and Wallets and cham.
bermaids and chanfseuTs and other
menlais TO Gene and 80 &c biz beck
and call And AL on 5000 \ year
Thea there vas that trip TO ia.
rope Il cost something fact.
quite a hundie
With first cabin passage On the
great Atlantic liners both ways.
rooms IN New York at SIS = day,
apartments In Loadon At SIS pes
diem. lncidentals galore necessary
10 satisfy the most exaetIng OF
tastes and tips right and ieft "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
BREAK AWAY COST A
LONGER TERM

Patrolman Peoples. after a three
block chase yesterday. caught Jack
Wall who broke from the ranks Of
tho prisoners while being taken
from police court to serve five days
in fail. Wall was re.sentenced 60
90 days In the county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
EASY EASY


NEW YORK. April G.--Jamen
Mel cod. Nome. Alaska. miner
Who registered at the Waldorf Hey'
eral days. has complained 10 tho
police that he was touched Tor $3.50
hy two women Of the town and a
man. Three arrests were made and
the police are nov searching Tor
NcLeod The latter came east 10
sell mining stock Ia HIS northern
claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
WILL ASK
FOR RAISE

CHICAGO. April alt IL an
nuunced that the railroad men en-
ployed on the eastern roads, en-
couraged BY the victory Of the
western railroad men. wtli AJAX for
general wage advance 81 10 per
cent rats move IL now BEING con
sldsred aud will effect 10000 en-
ployea Of the various roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
WAGE QUESTION
Up TODAY

Prominent ahlnEle manufacturers
from an over the state are meetina
this afternoon in this rooms Of the
I.ambrrmrn'n club. In addition %
discussing the uhlnKieweaverH wass
question. the ahinKiem.n viii taks
up the transportation and car short.
aKe problem The nhinRlemen ap-
pear 10 look fayornbiy on a waae
tpgreanr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
THOUGHT ia MAS aosBGo.

Olaf iArmen. railroad contractor.
somewhat intoxicated, called upon
the police 10 help him locate $500.
being positive that be- had been
robbed. Jaiier ~ Grimm began
= systematic search 81 tbs mans
clothing. Tho $500 was found Ia
an inside vest pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

COLflLt.E. Wash. April G.
Ernest HsaneT. sho shot and killed
young Alfred Evcrfnan az Loon
Lake several DAYS ago. arrived here
TO-DAY 20 answer 20 some sort o.
charge for murder Heen~r came
from The scene Of the tragedy un.
accompanied and has his liberty
pendine action EyernAn was Ia
company with Heaner's wife. who
has 4 divorce SUIT pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
TO RELEASE BoooLERs.


tbGft~@e ieieufebH 1orNierI
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April g.
uoy. Folk has commntad the sen.
teneea of the Sc Louis boodlera.
Jalius Lehman aud Emil Hart.
mann. and the two men will be re-
leased from the penitentiary June
Is. Both families have been enor-
Fefic for pnrdona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

has decided to remodel The s...
Guard rffie range Al ortII,. u1
have 30 new and modsr.
atesl frame targets ins,aIIea. !. ~ Y
same model az those n 49,
n. ]. 'r111
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
Make SITS In 10 Minutes

II you ever expect 10 bay a fine
hlgh-xrads piano. get It now At the
Pioneer Piano House during the
great Emergency Piano sale. Pay
Us. - or go a month. We've got
10 sell pianos and lots Of 'em.
Prices virtually cut In two ID. g.
Johnsfon Co. B0g Second av. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
SUES CONTRACTOR FOR
DIVORCE.

Edward J. Duhamei. o. the firm
81 McKfath 4 Daharnsi contractors
Of the federal building, has been
sued for divorce BY his wife. Meta
puhsmsL Mrs. DuhHmsi asks $500
niimony and 1900 for maintenance
psndins the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
STRIVE lira IN STRIPES.


los ANGELES. April s-Man.
aclcd and under guard 81 two
heavily armed deputies. Ernest a.
slaekpols. convicted Of the murder
uf Joel sehaek. aud one ~ the trio
who made a desperate attempt %
break Iail "Wednesday Night waA
taken from him cell IN the county
jail aud starter north 10 serve hta
life term in san Quentin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
aoMnrlalNa NM

CARPETS scientifically cleaned BY
The air process. removing every
particle of dirt without the slightest
injury. II not only thoroughly
cIeanu. but briEhicns up the dead
roiorA fsinny. WurHy Rug Co.
Phones. Ind. T3Ta. Queen Anne
/ ~ ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
W0RkMEN SHOT BY
THE STRIKERS

LonZ Poland April t.-Ten
uorkinen we're shot and killed by
strikers tn the factory district here
today because they attempted 20 70
sumo work me managers desire
% re employ the men. bat the
strikers refuse 20 resume work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06
MINERS OUT OF J. W. OF W.


GoLnFIEl.D. New. Apni d.--At a
protracted meeting ~ the Industrial
Workers Of the World laas night IL
waa voted To allow the miners 10
withdraw from that organization.
Il In predicted that within week
all of the mines viii resume opera
tIona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-06

w " iA,ake reports hts shack ai
1900 FIRST av south being antersd
BY a we'll dressed man yesterday
and many articles Of clothing aud
suit case stolen. The man uAa
neen 10 enter the shack aud leave
with the articles. bat made hla 80.
cape before iAtEke could be nnti.
fed