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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
PITY THE POOR
BEGLUED CLERK

The Hrs and luhrloats n ON the glue
stda.
Now there Il the answer 60 the
question implied Ia The frat para,
graph
diuei
The dfeg clerks inability to enun-
ciate property Is not due to fright.
but to Ftae THAT l. alt
The stnreH IN tia down town
portion of Seattle were for the
MOST part up with this labelling
Tuesday morning uut Ia the either
sections of the city this was left
Ia the last moment
The labels placed on each bottle
Bre % many and varied huea. nc.
slides the 20. X" each labol must
state specifically the ingredients.
nAfnre ana eautcntH of each BEETLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

CHICAGO. Jan g. redefal
judge tandea this morning sur
tained eight indictments. and
aaaahcd two against the STANDARD
OF Co.. overriding the demurrera.
aud refusing the Immunity bath.
such as Parker received The trial
viii proceed upon tho eight indict-
meuts.
Tho defendants eonteuaed that tho
new las has extinaulshrd the pen-
altieu imposed hy the Elklna law.
Judge lands held that #aeh un In
depreciation Of the intentions 81
congress was Uncomfortable and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
THE THEAIERS

erhs kern Cow. Joseph Mar'
nh,s famous play, with Allen
nsane. a sweet singing lfisa COME.
s,es. IN the cast Of Dan oliara.
u ~ As efsscutel at the Grand to.
night and tomorrow n.
aksr4v Gow tells q Dan
o.tse.s ana aretty Nora Drew s
,,fs ~ each ether he = the
xssfx blacksmith (ksrrl Vowl.
me rrrus are threatened with the
terselasufs cf a mortsssu on theif
hone vaIch Is held hy Nalentine
Hsy VIE has offered his loye %
Nssa when be = refused. May
nses every possible means ~ crush
a. prrws aud o'iiara. but failure
eropns his efforts. The story 4
cra n Which love and intrigue play
theif parts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

OLYMPIA Jan. a-Tho state
hnard Of control has issued a call
fef bids 10 be opened Saturday. Jan
uary zs. for 5000 bales Of jute for
TIE pcnitaniiafy grain has factory At
WailR walla. A. present prices this
VII represent an expenditure 81
about $50 600 The call provides that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
HUBBARD URGES
| INVESTIGATION

OLYMPIA. Ian. 1--tzhor Gem
missioner Charles D. Hubbard lsflai
Ms secusnrs and IL eat n an open
statement urging the next iogiaia-
tuFe 20 investigate the charges that
he has hean derelict in his duty. The
fac. that practically all 81 the
charges originate IN the vicinity q
William Hiackman. who rarmaffy
held the affieU # Labor commission
~. - rather adversely eomneutra
upon here. a. well a. TIE further
fact that no specific charges have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

OLYMPIA. Jan. a,-Riate Senator
toeuo IL conYaleseins from ne-
we're attack Of typhoid fever and u
u reported here that he sill be un-
able 20 hn present a. the opening
Of the legislative session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

has been received by the depart
meut Of labor and commerce 40
Washington. = g. n Is the same
rs given 0Ht IN Seattle several
weeks ago Capt Mason ~ exon
orlLnd md Cant LaLmona nIamnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

What promises % be Que Of che
seasons gn0d offerings comes Ga
the Grand for an engagement oi
one week, starting SUNDAY. when
the knickerhQcker thoator. New
York, musical comedy success.
The strollera," will be seen.
Pss.salncnt among the principals Ia
the east are Aida Hermit. prima
donna, soprano; Teddy Webb. 60,
medlan. Joseph W. Smith. tenor.
Francis Carrier baritone; Aimee
Leicester. Comedlcnne. aud ffIeda
Wsahcr. aonhretto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
BOY OPERATOR
STILL MISSING

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan a-rhe off,
eiai ist ~ dead In the Rock Island
wreck places the number at IS. OF
fbla number four are white mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Business afiii canA unas excellent
a the lois theatcT. where this
week attraction r. s-Ths Power Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
YOU CAN'T BEAT Us UNLESS
YOU CHEAT.

Oriental niliiard aud Pool Par
ier~. ttia Thifd az. have eight new
tables. and the only 6xta pool table
IN the city. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Many q the patrons ~ the stat
fhsaseg tbls week ara takinK a live
~ lnferest IN the magic work a
Rotaaa rravers. che illnsionist
Eksl Rose o. giving some fanes
~ aaaciae And Tony Williams 1,
seea III some eomieal haflssqas
valining. All Holt Is mimic
nofuihy Golden. a vocalist. Quigs
ana Mlek. comedians. Jessie nais
snd William Walther. operate sing
era aai the moving pictures arr
smonE the most dlyertiag thiags on
tAe bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Much Of Mr. nurke'asuceess he
attributes "a hts wife. who has
helped him financially. being a
member Of one OF the wealthy
Pittahurx families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
sAR MouRss JUDGE HATeH

The Seattle BAR association ne,
yesterday Afternoon and adopted
resolutions % condolences and re-
speet on the death % Superior
Judge George c. Hatch. % Port An
griaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

The Press" This IL a heavy pro
dnetion, with six acts aud eleven
distinct scouoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

'srhe Governors Wife, by the
Amsden Opera Company. viii run
for the remainder Of this week az
Tayiors Castle Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Manager Gihson'a entertainment
Ia the touring car al Wonderland
Exhibit this week includes trips
20 Switzerland. France and Call.
foFula. and the three make a bill
of unusual excellence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

-The Belle of Ianaa.a che novel
ecuedy drama at the Seattle the.
atcf Tits week. - doing a good
new Years business. There will
BE- q matinee saturday
Nexf weeks Offering at the Seat.
De theatsr wlll Do The old Clothes
Men. a play laid IA the famous
East side New York region. rha
leaslias character IL an aged lie
hgew. witch IL tmpefaonated ~
he aefhpr. James Kyrle MaeCuriY.
and supported By a company. Ia.
eiudiak two famous burern. who
appeaF M al arena boxing scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Following The Struliers- At the
Graz. the remainder Of the month
viii b. taken up with comic aperaA
The Red Feather will be given /;
-serEeart Kitty with Helen byron
IA H. titie role. win appear for
two uighta. The Sultan ~ Sniu-
opens Jan. "a FOR three nights. and
Ccnslsss Olga Won Hafxfslds viii
arpeaf In Anna Helas success.
The Little Duchess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Keep your cars open for tide land
snaps Il Cooper Willis. t7s Col
man building. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

F'uil iina u Claass Shears and
Scissors Every pair fully war
rantaa. A. 1. Hall iii 1nt Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

the iuts shall be shipped fgom Cal
eutta not later than FebriafY ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
TABLE LINEN.
TABLE DAMASK.

only S3c. You can count the saving up for yourself
This is only ono of many such bargains in store for
you here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
HUcK TOWELS.

are cheap at that. Tomorrow !
only 81 4 &c each. At the specia
two dozen TO a customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
BATH TOWELS.

Take your pick from 100 dozen
Bleaehed Turkish Towels at
only 19c each. They are 23x4s
inches in size, are double thread
and extra heavy. Every Towel in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

the lot is extra value at the regular pri
Tomorrow's price is only 19c. Linen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
COVERT suITINGs.

-~-I Fine English Covert Su,ings. those
SEC splendid hard finished materials
that give such long and satisfae-
yard tory service. aud are always priced
c-~-------~-~----| regularly at 500 yard on sale
here tomorrow at only soc. The width is 81 inches
and IN. shades tan and brown. At the Dress Goods
counter on the main floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
CRASH ToWELING.

can't buy il a cent cheaper in any other
OF the Rockies. Tomorrow's special pr
yards TO a customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
LADIES HOSE.

one of them is nicely finished. Regular +
SrI9 and Sr.2s. Being slightly soiled We
them for tomorrow's selling AT only Ste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
FANCY SILKS.

Fancy Silks and Fancy Crepe de
| 6or Chimes in a variety OF pretty plads.
broeades and stripes. Not yard
yard in the entire collection but is bar
'~~~~>-~~-~~~~~>~-~ gain at the regular price You
would have 10 pay SIoo SIzs at any other time,
bat tomorrow the price is only soc yard Make
your choice early.
The sun., 1907-09-15

s. Elegantly fGrpl-rcd \usrirlrul Win pnN
bath y dalN Nc,NN. turutIng meals. S2.b
mra',. q day. irausl"uts accommodated, VA
TNNN HpTI' ~ T.. iltn st.. hc'. EVHN. iiA ~.
The sun., 1907-09-15

APARTMENTS OF three and four rooms. all light
rooms. cheap rent, 2h IA II i.5th 81
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23

rang all over the Dominion, Jim replied to the governments com missioner. Il want no reward for the doing of,my simple duty. There is one thing, however. that l will accept, and only one. If the gov ernment wishes to reward me, let it make me free man. Let 1t take from off my shoulders the civic disabilities that are imposed upon me because l am an Indian. Make me free men, allow me to vote, I only ask for the privileges that are granted to the poorest white man in the country"
 When the government received the commissioners report there was an instant acqulescence A bill was hastily introduced into Parliament and unanimously
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
passed giving Jim all privileges of

passed giving Jim all privileges of.
 nship.
 Jim got his certificate. Five minutes afterward he was on his way to the nearest saloon. Twenty minutes after he was mellow; ten minutes after that he was offering to fight seven men at once with his hands tied behind his back; fifteen minutes later he was weep ing bitterly because the small log cabin saloon stock of whiskey had been exhausted and he couldn't get any more till the following day.
 Jim is still at Caribou Crossing. He is the envy and the darling of his tribe and of all other Indians. For what other red skin in all America could walk into a saloon like real gentleman and buy and drink his whiskey without any fear of the police.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
ACCIDENT AT LANDLOCK

\ Mine at this place, fell from the trail on the mountainside day be- fore yesterday and was precipita- ted more than three hundred feet down the sitle of the mountain. He struck on a snow slide at the bottom of the of he cliff, and tho fatally injured is still alive. Dr. Winans is in attendance, but has little hope of saving the man.
 New York. May 22-The ball game here }eslerdav between Chicago and New York teams ended in an attack on the umpire by the crowd They were dis pleased with his discis oas and came near killing him.
 Boise, May o2-A detective who was in tle employ of Haywood, yesterday made an offer to tie prosecution 10 sell them documents which would incrminate the de- fense. The deal was not closed at the time and this morning nothing can be found of the man. Itis be- lieved he has skipped to avoid trouble with the friends of the defense.
 Denver, May 22-Gardner won fight with Harry Lewis last night in ten rounds. The contest was one of the fiercest ever put up here.
 London, May 22-Richard Mans field, who has been seriously ill, but was convalescing, had q relapse yesterday afternoon and this morn ing is failing rapidly. He is not expected to live through the day.
 Seattle, May 22-During a raid on an opium joint last night a number of white women of good families were caught They were released by the police after their identity was established, and the officials refuse to disclose their names.
 Tonopah. May 21-Jeffries has refused an offer of $4O,OO0 purse to fight here on Labor Day.
 San Antonio, May 21- Cover nor Little, of Arkansas, is slowly dying at this place of lung trouble. He came to this city last fall, hop ing that the change of climate would restore his health, but he has been steadily sinking and is not expected to live through the week.
 Seattle, May 21-Patrick Jen- nings, counterfeiter, was convic- ted yesterday and sentenced to serve five years. He was formerly an operator on lower Hunker in the Klondyke, under the name of Charles Burton.
 Washington, May 33-The Cor telyou boom for president starts to- night in a great banquet. It is re- ported that Roosevelt is rather dis couraged over the Taft boom, say-1 ing that it is not working as satis- factorily as was wished, and he may turn his support to Cortelyou.
 St Petersburo. May 22-FOr
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
San Francisco, May % Ger

San Francisco, May % Ger trdde Boyle, the famous sculptress, welded Takeshi Kanno, Japan csc novelest, last night at the home of the bride. Many protests were made by friends of the girl against the marriage, and several preach CTS refused to perform the cere- mony, but they were determined to wed and had the service read by justice of the peace.
 / Washington, May 22-The an- nouncement is made that presi- dens Roosevelt has determined to stand behind Judge Wickersham regardless of charges against him, and has ordered the investigation. which was under way by Alfred Cooley, to stop. Roosevelt is cred ited with having made the state ment that he will maintain the judge in office at any cost. and will not consider any more pro- test against Wickersham.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23

VIII IlOt COlSlOCI dI lhOiC PiO test against Wickersham.
 Seattle. May 1.-The story of the slave who saved Athens, of the slave who saved the cathedral of St. Michaels and the city of Charls- ton, and all similar stories that adorn the pages of history coincide, insomuch as in each case the slave asks as an only reward. his free dom.
 It will surprise many to hear that in the last half decade a story exactly of the kind above men, ticned, has been played on this continent with the conventional ending.
 The hero is Skookum Jim, the Indian who accompanied George Cormack the discover of the Klon- dike gold fields on that fateful sixteenth of August when accident led him to uncover the richest placer deposits since the days that Solomon and Hiram, King of Tyre exhausted the great placer deposits of Central Africa. Some accounts indeed give Jim the credit for the discovery of the first handful of nuggets that revealed the rivers richness to the little party of iso- lated prospectors.
 Now, when the Canadian gov ernment, anxious to reward all that had any hand in the discov- cry that so enriched the nation, reached Skookum Jim, and asked him what he desired as a token of a fond country's gratitude, Jim began to think. He wanted many things but chief of his desires was the one for strong water The thirst of Skookum Jim was of the right, royal, double-distilled brand. Every expedient that his fertile mind could suggest was tested, and still the whiskey could not be obtained. One whole win ter's wages was expended on Peru na. but even this was rapidly ex- hausted.
 With nobility that at the time
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
The Tacoma ROadhOuSe

 D miles from Valdez government trail. One mile from telegraph station Tekhel First-class Accommodations for nor and beast. Hay and Grain for sale. PRIVATE ROOMS J. OLSON, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

that Cochise county republicans will be solid unit for Foraker in the re- publican territorial convention next year.
 Mir. McNair arrived in Douglas this morning from Fl Paso where he had been on business. At the depot he was met by a representative of the Inter- national-American and owing to his prominence in the republican fold he was asked for his opinion as to the probability of Senator Foraker receiy- ing the support of the Arizona delega- tion to the republican convention next year.
 How about Foraker? He's all right. {" was the prompt response. q shall favor Senator Foraker until the con vention shall declare for someone else and then shall gracefully bow to the will of the majority"
 Speaking of Bisbee, MT. McNair said that the companies are now getting new men in the mines and they are coming in more rapidly during the last ten days. On Saturday last there were forty-five miners on an incoming train from Cripple Creek. Several of these brought their families and all went to work at once. MT McNair is agent of the Southwestern at Bisbee and has an excellent oportunity to gain knowledge of the men going and coming in that camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
WAITING OUTFIT 10 MAKE MAKE READ
A Rumor That Work Will Soon Begin at Verde Station
 On Cananea Line.

The latest rumor concerning the intentions of the Hartman railroad representatives in Sonora is to the effect that at an early date, as soon as an outfit can be gathered, work will begin on the construction of a line from Verde station on the Cananea road to Nogales.
 It will be remembered that Verde station is the point from which line was surveyed by Southern Pacific sur veyors some two years ago to Agua Prieta. In connection with the report of the proposed line to Nogales is also one to the effect that the proposed line to lmuris from Cananea has been abandoned.
 Definite information concerning flu. ture railroad construction by the liar. riman interests is hard to get. but in formation was obtained this week that it was the intention of Colonel Ran dolph to begin work in northern So nora. other than that now in progress below Naeozari or on this side of the line. perhaps on the Pearce extension to Douglas in the very near future. It was reported last week that Colonel Randolph had stated in Tucson that "OA n OAA AhN CatNN NANt-i2ADAA "ChANa soon be under way.
 A gentleman who has close connec- tioH with the Randolph representatives in this section yesterday gave it as his opinion that tho east and west line from the Sonora line to connection with the Greene Sierra Madre road out of Fl Paso would soon be under con struction. This line would no doubt be continuation of the proposed No gales line from Verde station to Agua Prieta and from here on east to the Sierra Madre road This line would tap the great timber belt on the west ern slope of the Sierra Madre noun tains recently secured by Douglas and Bisbee capitalists. The owners of this timber tract already have the assur- ance of Colonel Randolph that he will have line of railroad ready to handle their product by the time they are ready to begin production.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
The Copper City Review News Bureau. lnterna.ionaIAmerean suidiis.
BISBEE REPUBLICAN
 SPEAKS FOR FORAKER
"WiSe Old Owl" Makes Known the Fact That He Will
 Help Foraker Boom,

DOUGLAS, May 15.-(SpeciaL)- )- It begins to look very much like the republicans in Bisbee who refuse to ride in the Foraker band wagon next year will have to walk. The leading republicans of that camp have nearly all announced their intention to give to the Ohio senator their hearty sup port as candidate for president next year Chairman Kirk, of the county republican committee, who recently visited with Senator Foraker in Wash ington, was the first to start the boom for Foraker after his return to Bis bee. He was followed by Mayor Cayen and then Hoval A. Smith, iE discuss ing the probable candidacy of Foraker said that Arizona could not afford to
 be ungrateful for the signal service
 rendered the territory by Senator For aker."
 Now comes W. P. McNair. ''the wise old owl' of tbe republican party in
 Bisbee and declares that the candi- l'dacy of Foraker for the presidency
 has his approval and support. McNair 1 is regarded as the shrewdest politician | in the city of Bisbee and his declara-
 ton for Foraker may be taken as in- dicative that the Cochise county con- vention next year will be practically l unanimous for the Ohioan; it means
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
RANGER ANDERSON'S HORSE WAS STOLEN

Horse thieves must be unusually bold at Globe, judging from the follow ;rg, which is taken from the Globe Silver Belt:
 At an early hour this morning Ranger R. l.. Anderson's horse was stolen from in front of Seebold and Murdock's saloon, where the animal had been recently hitched by the own CT. J. F. Briggs, who learned of the theft, states that he went in quest of an officer to take the trail of the thief, and when near the approach to the small footbridge opposite the Pas quale Nigro block he was struck on ; the right cheek with a rock which was thrown by someone who he did not see. His face was cut and badly bruised, and it is hardly. necessary to state that his hunt for the minion of the law stopped right there. Soon af- ter the horse disappeared a Mexican entered Lyman Woods saloon and stole a pair of blankets. escaping through the back door. Whether there was any connection between the theft ! of the horse and the blankets is not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
SOUTHWESTERN GETS
 ROCK ISLAND TRACK
Will Operate Railroad Between Santa Rosa and TuCum-
 cari Hereafter.

The Fl Paso and Southwestern Rail- road company has acquired the stretch of Rock Island track between santa Rosa and Tucumcari. New Mexico.
 While the Southwestern people have not bought the piece of track outright they have made an arrangement where by they will operate it.
 General Manager Simmons and Cen eral Counsel Hawkins of the F.. F. and s. w. went to New York to con fer with the Rock Island people In re gard to the Southwestern purchasing that piece of track. They have re turned and while they have nothing to say about the reported deal, there are excellent reasons for stating thai it has been made-not as an outright purchase but as an arrangement thal will place it's operation in the hands of the Southwestern company.
 It is we'll known that the arrange ment by which the E. P. and s. w people have been having their busi ness done between Tucumcari and Santa Rosa by the Rock Island has never been satisfactory to them, and they have been planning for some time to build a cutoff from Corona tc Dawson in order to do away with the business over their Dawson line and the Rock Island from Dawson to Sants Rosa.
 Whether the deal, which it is be lieved has just been made, will cause the Southwestern to give up the idea of building the cutoff is not known. but the general opinion seems to be that it will, as their service under the new terms will be so much better as to make the new line unnecessary.
 It isi understood that the new con tract between the E. P. and s. w. and the Rock Island is not to go into ef- feet until the coming fall, after which 1t is probable that many changes will take place. The Tucumcari people are rejoicing over the closing of the deal, as they believe that it means many good things for their town. one of which they believe will be the moving of the division point from Santa Rosa to Tucumcari.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
MEMORIAL DAY
 AT SHELTER CITY
Musical and Literary Program at Y. M. c. A. and Cele-
 bration at Picnic Ground

DOUGLAS. May 15.-fSpecial.)- .)-
 Memorial day comes on May 30 and it will not pass unobseryed in Doug las. Already the entertainment com mittee of the Y. RI. c. A. is making plans for musical and literary pro gram at the association building on the evening of that day. A feature of the event will be an address along ap- propriate lines by Attorney A. F. Par ons. The best talent the city affords will be exhausted in the arrangement the remaining numbers of the pro gram.
 The union Sunday school picnic comes on the 30th also and Memorial day celebration will be had on the pie nic grounds at Silver creek. Commit tees already appointed will have this in charge.