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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

Mrs. J J. Game. uho was an early
friend Of Evelyn ThaW. The pros-
ecution thinks IL win be- able 20
throw light upon the first relations
u the chorus girl and stanford
white and reveal the motive Of
Tiaw for killing the architect Mrs.
caine. who II a buyer for a Boston
millinery house. lived IN the same
heuse with Evelyn Thaw and her
mother when the Neebita came 20
thia city. The mother and daughter
we're in hard straits. and Mrs caine
helped them. All efforts 10 find
Mrs caine have failed up 10 date
All the Thaw party were present
At the trial this morning. The pris-
oucr WAS IA an apparent happy
frame 81 mind. IN contrast 10 his
morose altitude yesterday. A roll
Of 100 new tallamen was called. end
che examination proceeded In hunt
for the last three Jurors A number
were examined. but unsuecessfully.
During tho examination Of the vsn-
Femen Eveiyp Thaw read = number
6f letters. Tbaw read one which
pleased him greatly. "a he chuekled
audihiy n number % times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
FEAR ATTEMPT ON LIFE
OF CHESTER THOMPSON
SAYS PARENTS WE'RE HARD.

Alleging that his parents scolded
him continually and made him do
all the work about the house. "a.
yearold Guy Moody ran away from
hts home in Redmond yesterday and
went 10 Falls CITY. lie finally
came 20 Seattle. where he was
picked ~ NJ the King st station
this morning by Special officer
Mitchell and escorted 90 the police
station His case will be invest.
gated hy the humane officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

TACOMA. Wash, Jan. 29-For
the first time since the trial opened
precautions were taken today to
prevent the possible assassination
OF Chester Thompson.
The fear that enemies OF the
Thompson family who have become
aroused almost 10 desperation dur.
inE the long drawn out trial, would
do Chester bodily harm. has been
occaEioned By the receipt of a mum.
Der Of threatening letters during
the past few days.
Judge Thompson, father OF the
boy, and Attorney Shipley. stated
today that they had received let.
ters threatening Chester's life. and
they have also received warning let
ters from friends asking them 10
take precautions. Accordingly to-
day Chester was guarded carefully
as he was taken 10 and from the
court room. His brother Maurice
walked slightly ahead OF Chester as
he left the room at noon. while the
deputy sheriff and Oscar Thompson
kept close 10 Choster's side.
Before the prisoner was taken
from the room the advisahllity OF
clearing the hall was discussed. and
&c Is probable that hereafter everkt
body will be kept nc a safe distances
from the boy.
Judge Thompson declined To re-.
veal the nature OF the letters re.
ooiYed threatening violence to HE
son. but he frankly admitted that he
ia disturbed over the matter.
For some days the defense has
watched carefully certain spccta.
tors M the trial One woman who
Is always present and who con-
stantly keeps her hands IN her muff.
has aroused the suspicion Of the dc.
PENDANTS attorneys
xheN iuiimata that nilp might
have q Rnn concealed IN the fuf
Vance finished argument at noon
In a burst Of el0Quoucc. after five
hours speaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
HOGG Is TURN Ed
DOWN HARD

The appointment Of Nathan r.
Hogg to be superintendent Of
streets and bridges by Mayor Moore
vas turned down By the council
last night without any qualms The
from the chamber OF
asking that the superin.
tendency fight between the council
and the mayor be settled without
further ado. was first read.
GIN attempted a pleasantly by
suggesting that he thought II would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
REALTY DEALS

A y. Fyaseh. % the Grifnth com
peuy. has sold the northeast coruef
u FIRST av. \ ard Republican Tor
). A. Beais 60 a syndicate Of In
vsHiors. The price paid ls $4,000
T. =. Pay reports that his sunday
sales 81 lots n the rev Motor Line
addition aggregated over $4,000
The addition IL loeated west Of
Green Lake. Is the locality Of wes,
5snd 81
Aubrey Levy has sold the aonth-
sect double corner uf Belmont and
r pike -. 70 the Mclaughlin
Realty company. the price being
ttasee. Charles osnsf has sold the
northwest double corner of 18th
and Denny way 10 George Costing
for $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
LET EASTLAKE
AVE. CONTRACT

The long delayed EAstlaks AZ.
contract Was let today b. the board
"a public works 70 HAwieY a Lane
= rr2r bse gzaHsed since this mat
Ter was rirst taken ug. Eastlske
~ H 20 b the main Travelled thaf-
uaahfsre 70 the Alaska I akon- Pa .
eGfie exposition Part 81 thu street
is 10 be cut through from AlmY O.
18th az. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
DISCUSS AnssxArioN.

At a special lnretinH ~ ths Cen
trai Improvement club. held late
yesterday Afternoon al the Cham
bet ~ cefnpt~fee. Representa- lives ~
the vafiuus sahafbs discussed an
ed THAI upon petsssan ~ 90 SEE
cent ~ ~ resident property oWn-
err % any district this uoula h~
Naffleisnt to call an eiectton foF an
nexation. A esmrstites VS. ap.
Hsiatsd - seeurs thr uesNase ~
sueh q It'll ~ the legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
NOVEL CASE Is
FILED IN COURT

The ease filed in the superior
coatt to-day BY Ge0fac uitchooe A
and wife aEainsi . D. Holder and
vile i Ia sams respects novel
one. The plaintiff and defendant
are beth from Tennessee. where
they wese Friends since boyhaoa
The defendant eante ca Seattle ~
the ear.y pes ana later wrote the
plaintiff that II be would GENE pat
hste he aeuid give hlm five acre
tract and four. roam cottage on
= a. a donation. Hitchcock came
here ln 1891 entered into ps9sseasien
81 tho property. but never received
title After working Il Zoe four
years hs was ssictsa. This action
r. tor damages o. specific perform
anee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan. as.-Dr.
Flint, the principal alienisg retain
"a by the state. kept the prisoner
under the closest scrutiny today
Nhiis he made notes of obserga-
lions. Juror urunsl. the fsnth Jury
man, says his former home WAS IN
Louisiana. He said he had read
much II the case because there
Was little elas 10 read IN the pa
psrnT bat he had formed no onin-
bon. There Vac much comment la
court uhrn Jerome accepted Den
rel. because q the latter being
from Louisiana. where the ~unWfit-
ten Ian u supposed 70 play an
equal part IN some cases with the
statutes.
snbfsena servers Of the district
attorneys office have thrown a
trAenst over Sew York 10 locate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
agAReA Eoa MIasINe MAN.

4 deputy sheriff vac sent 90 Mon.
ahan this morning By Sheriff Smith
to investigate the disappearance OF
an employee of the Allcu s Nelson
Milling company at that place. Tho
man hns been missing since sunday
morning and his coat and hat have
been found on the railroad troatlo
near the mill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

Is driving a tunnel through Lookout
mountain, which II to be the long
est tunnel in America. lie built
the locks Of the lake canal az sault
Ste Marie. Mich. lie Is million.
aire.
glsver'a SUCCESS has been through
hif pogauual attention 10 hia con,
trfutn lie 81 fundamentally a
''ahlfi sleeves" man. IN bis oarlier
daqa he used 10 live with his con
strucilon gangs IN a box car on the
scene OF the work Even now he
Is l0ath 10 put on fine attire except
when social claims upon hts time
cannot De avoided He "a 80, mar
ricd and has several children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

OLYMPIA. wash. Jan 2g.--The
house this morning passed BY a
unanimous vote house btu 81. by
Rhodes Of Spokane. limiting the
hours q railway trainman for con
seeutye employment 10 sixteen. and
making the penalty for a violation
= fine of any sum up to $1,000. The
bin IL modelled upon the lines Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
(serlpps rslsoraph ssrslss.l

sHAwNEEfowN. ms. Jan. 20,
The Ohio aud Wabash rivers be.
KAN rcceding today. and refugees
ffom all towua affected. held a
prayer meeting OF Thanksgiving In
the rooms which we're uniloodea
The FIRST mali In ten days reached
New Haven today A launch this
morning found hundreds OF refugees
on short fationa. living Ia tents. and
holding carnival In the camp
ntrvefA. shore dancing occurred ey.
cry night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

fore Chsef Wappcnstsln ahs do.
ciafcd that she didn't know whether
sac would havr been horry II abe
had killed Sheman ar not she said
that ShauAn hAd promised to marry
her six months ago. aud that she
came fFem Tacoma for that par.
ppes. determlned net TO have the
wedding postponed. al Shuman do.
sired
SAuman admitted that he hal
promised 10 marry the girl. but thai
he wanted her 70 wait until March l.
Both Miss Walker and shumaa
VIM 10 Is yearA old. werv removed
10 the coanty i4ii In the patrol
wagon last ntEht. Neither spokc
to the other while On the way.
sehsress Tsksn = Hospital
TAls fsfsneon sehuman as
taksn . the provttsnce hospital
ard nrs. ssaydsn and Creokan this
aftsfnoon aF~ feFfoTFa4nT an opera
tsen "a remnve the bullet In hln
arm Before golnx on the table
hs stated 90 = star reporter that
he would not fresseats the wonan
Who attssnptsd 10 take his life Zoe
tbs uronx Ne il Altered 10 have
dous. bet further thea that he had
M steteu4shs % make
Miss Walker BAD HafhieE % say
tusiay she n eenfisea IN ne ~eHs-
ems ward al he ceanfy l4it she
10 = very pretty Sirt end today ms
strain she passed Through Ysster-
dsy Is plainly shown en- her faee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

nieK al over peoples lawns while
playinK their games. AID IN the via
tor they snowhall women and chll.
area. WITH grsat danger 81 both.
7 have had hundreds q com
plants from the residents o. the
Capltoi Hlli district regarding the
ccndacf q the boys. and Il uaa fos
that special purpose uf pTUterting
property and LIVES that ! cent on
cer AivrY 90 that district
Alvey admits HAT he slapped the
bayn becnuSe shry refused to obey
hla orders and called him vulgar
names. one of them aeslxnaiinK him
a. = -ncah The officer however,
has heen On the police force for
neerlY three years. and a. kno~u 10
~ fhoTuun hiy competent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
STABLE VETO or MAYOR
- NOT SUSTAINED.

The mayors veto - the special
ordinances givtnK " q Erickson the
right 81 erect = stable On the tide
fiats within ths prescribed Traits
waa net sustained bY ths eauuril
last night ON spaks. saying thsi
there were No near sniEhbeFu IN ne
viefnity. Reynolds said That the
rofamittee had decided o. allow any
man wh9 would Pat 40 ftYs preaf
building on The tifefiats a. use e
for stables 90 other purposes lie
thought Il an encouragement n
fliiinE up the fiafa with business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

FARRELL GoEs EAST To
SETTLE RAILROAD sQUknnLEs

] y. FARRELL local attorney for
the Hartman Interests. lzff Seattle
last ni9ht for an EASTERN tFin and
y bile away he il expected a. stop
az 81 raui long enough to settle
al pending controversies between
the Hiii and Hartman interests In
Seattle and the state AZ stated n
Ths star some weeks aEo. ths prep
sFty c~usFu sisng Fourth and F1fth
axs 4 haVs all signed ths nress-
saFy terminal land needed ~ the
Hartman prorie ulon the terms
PROPOSED - the COMMITTEES headed
BY Edmund FsaWdsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
DEAD BABY is FOUND.

The body Of dead baby, sup
posed to be about 81 months cid,
was found this morning wrapped
IL a paper box near the rear of IS
West Blanchard At. Deputy Cor
ener wiltsie stated that a crime was
evident. but there was no clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
KNITTING ROW
At T0PPENISH
istsr Special ssrvies.)

TOPPENistI. Wash. Jan 20.
a sleighlng party here last night
wound up in d free for all fight Ed
Wolfe was badly cut with a knife
and was sowed up In 81 different
places by a doctor Geo. swaaey
Is charged as the assailant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
JURY SELECTED ~ 5000
DAMAGE CASE OF WOMAN

A jury was this morning IN.
p4neied IN the ease of LILLIAN Mae
nruuu against tho Superior Crack
sr 4 Candy company for damages
In The SUM ~ $1,000 On mcc0uht u
injuries sustained - her last june.
In 4hich her hAnd MAS eanght IN
candy roller and badly mashed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
STEAMER ASHORE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-The steam.
ship Maieka. which sailed this
morning for the Mediterranean. IL
aground az SANDY Hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
jim CROW BILL
IS FAVORED

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Jan. 70
The senate railroad committee 10.
day reported favnFably ca the Jim
Grow" bin providing that all rail.
road and street car companies must
provide movable screens 10 aepar.
ale white and black passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

take another week 10 act on IT, GIN
Said
This council r. entitled 10 the
Judgment Of the committee on this
matter. and theY have no business
% bring 81 IN here without recon-
menaati0n n thls policy r. goinK
% be adopted BY the committee
when the only offeuse against a
man Il that q feW people and few
street ears are Ruing 70 90 past hts
sHloen. 7 Hars - f,aH f. My fam
~ has to psss ~ saio ben they
sonla fovn town. ard they ~. -
nuieH fal e. b. aisitsd II afs
siht nana HaH e aee ~ dfs
{ eeaf f#el af as ~ 4
- ~ ~
eaa. ~ ~ q
md tltIfisYsf hsH FL ~ tf
afa - 80 sn ~ {
a e,sr b. lirHe VS.
ia aF s. tH HiF e tfe poles
la 30 eel ausa Iae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

ToPPESIsH. wash. Jan. -
VIM Randall. aEs 81. died Of dla.
hessS this morning He Waa a
pioneer % Yakima valley. and
leaves a wifs and two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
APOLOGLZES TO
| ADMIRAL DA Wis

enham has formally Withdrawn bis
letter 70 Rear Admiral Davis and
that be has expressed his regrets
Tor having written t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
arral Troubles Lead to UNFOLDING Of Mayors
10 Of the Sherman Saloon License Committee
Kuss 10 Shoulder Responsibility.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

- sfsrneon developed that the reason for the non
a'rs y the liquor ordinances before the council
~ the Morrison IN the Afternoon
msds impossible 20 put the ordinances through the
= t'sht votes would been recorded against IT, a.
- soaen. efiehtou Hufd. kssns ksiso. Murphy, Nor
rssss II is believed TO be positively certain
= sdnsncs pass tire mayors veto. One
- hese pledged against II last night may be
%assi . change their minds. but sufficient
"''rss the hope part whisky ring that II
= '''F pass over the msy1rs veto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
ACCEPTED JURORS IN
THAW CASE EXCUSED
COUNT roLsrol DYING.

4 (seripps Telegraph asrviee.l I
= IT. PETERSBURG. Jan -.
= According to report which
= has steadily gained circulation I
= since early this morning. Count I
= Lee ToiHtoi, the great novelist ,
a and social rcfofmsf. IL dying. I
q Ills condition la said 20 be 20 I
4 alarming that death may be ,
. matter ~ but a few hours I
4 a a A /. a a /. . A a A /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

NltOrneY T NJ. Vance. Tor 3hr
state. opened the argument at g
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. and az
the conclusion OF The day he WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

tseripps Special ssrsIes.l
NEW YORK. Jan. zs-The fourth
aud sixth jurors. Arthur Campbell.
and Howard -. Faire. were excused
BY consent Of attorneys OF both
sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
:. walker, a Pretty is-Year-0ld Woman. Takes
!. Shots at William Shuman in the Hotel But
!. ,cd Two Take Effect, But Are Not Fatal.

s1sl rRIEs TO Kill
49, ,s,s MAO REFUSED TO
-. skR-HoTH NOW IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

<ssss rsssrsph s.r~iass
ox Iaa q. - It vas
q ~ ioaay That Gov SWEET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

= = sers ARRESTED ~ Officer
~ ~ taken - the police
- szzrs ~. Backley atisnded
/ zzsh euandA
- Ms MaikeF wae taken be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

seancii sas struck
e Win confusion last
seton was called for
-. s'''i'en q sustaining the
:. - q ne sherman saloon
~ Thir1 A. =
! - n GU glanced up a the
= =. 'sfAhes calendar on the
) -1a then moved "a pass
-. "st for q week. Then
- p ne license committees
ieai neg h46 No nasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
GET SHORTER HOURS

Ia Toilette bin recently passed by
congress. after a fight Of several
session. II Is being handled here by
Representative Huxtable Of Spo-
kane. a Northern Pacific conductor.
The house passed also Smailey's
house bin 70. appropriating s340 for
the relief OF Sheriff Thomas, OF
okanosan county. and house bin IL
BY Carly. on abolishing the state
special funds
be a good thing 10 refer the ap-
pointment 20 the street committee,
with the mayor added
When the vote was taken on the
appointment. Il was not different
from the votes previously taken,
Ke.so being alone in confirming the
appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
LOCAL MEN INTERESTED IN
FISHING COMPANIES 90 NOT
BELIEVE ALASKA PROPOSED
att WILL EVEN DC RGeoc.
NlxEo.

III won't pass II viii probably
never see beyond the COMMITTEES
stage oar delegation In congress
can be Depended on 20 protect our
Interests. and TO defeat the btu Al
tho proper time. ~ that thsrv Il no
usu In wasting ans worda on a doe
already dead. We have FOIL faith
10 every member Of the Washing
ton delegation. Congressman Hum
phrty and seustur piles are IA
millar with the condition % the
Alaskan fisheries. and aesttlc's In.
tereHs ia them
This IL the way those Interested
IN local fishing business expressed
themselves. when ankcd Tor their
opinion an the bill Introduced 10
tbs United States senate Saturday
hY Senator Perkins - California.
providing fof the establishment of
private salmon hatcherie In Alas
kan walvFu. and giving 20 tho own.
er4 ~ such hafcheriss exclusive
flshlnE rights withla three nautical
mtia2
woaid Give ssenopoly.
The Kunerai opinion Il that the
purpose 81 the ban & 90 give a
monopoly az the fishiaE IA Alaskan
wstrfN to the Alaska Packers az
soslattoa." q CALIFORNIA; corporation.
With headquarters At san Francisco.
and THAT IL tho eanaa of Senator
puakins' fashefinR Il
T A. Gormaa. president and man,
AKwr of the casaan Bay Fisheries
Ca. aaid that the effect Of the BIN
u enacted. would uustaubtefiy b. 70
destroy tho Alaska fishing interests
Of Seattle Hut then there Is no
chance % IT, ever passing" said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
TRIBUTE TO m.slsLsY


. CANTON. q. Jan. "a
= WfvathM 81 carnations hya-
. afntha and fulipa wsra iaif
. upon tie Mckinley tomb today
q ~ order ~ Secretary Coxtsi-
. you Mrs MeKiuIsys home
. nas fIonsicd uith flowers from
q Al parts ~ tbs country.
o Schools closed early today aft
. ~ special exercises.
q THIS ~ the anniversary u
. his birih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
Threatening Letters Received by Thompson Family
Heavy Guard Placed Over Boy and Every Pre-
caution for Safety Is Taken.

stili addressing the jurymen. Fol
lowing the address Of MIR. Vance.
VIII II. Thompson. attorney FOR the
defense and father OF the defendant,
viii plead his case 60 the jury.
In his address. which covered
three hours time. MIR Vance held
that a criminal committing a crime
must necessarily be able TO distin-
Euish between right and wrong. "
sane. or TO the contrary Il insane.
He then went on TO show that
young Thompson must have known
that he was wrong in killing Judge
Emory as his strange symptoms OF
insanity had been noticed by none
other than members OF his own
family He argued that IL was In
COMPREHENSIVE for the young man
not to have known what he was
about. and held that his conduct
since his arrest plainly indicated
that the boy knew he had been
guilty of crime
Mr.. Vance then launched forth IN
an eloquent appeal 20 the Jury. Ia
whom he attempted 70 show thAi
nothinK slnce tho to<:t eel|<et IA
tended n shas lee|z1 - Is &
tizef fhef ~ x 81
y - tssss Tor thc dtfense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
PERKINS, HOBBY
WON'T PASS

he ~'rhe motive Tor Il Is too OBJ
vious
adsoeatss Closed Year.
G. brady, representative ~ the
rllsr nay Fisheries Go. said The
bail mas look good 1T first glance 20
these not familiar with the con
ditfons ia Alaska The argument
NlsiEh witi undoubtedly be advanced
20 get votes for Il. IL that u win
prevent the determination Of tho
Alaskan salmon supply II thcy
are anxious 90 DO that or are ana
tom 10 ressock the salmon supply.
shg nat dseiare \ closed seasonf
suppose the pear 1903 or 1910 BE-
declared . closed yeat aud no fish
las bslnk allupcdf Give the flahinE
Interests q rear or two notice
khaad Of time 10 enable them 20
maho the necessary arrangements,
and thla would have the desired o.
feet
After closed rear salmon IN
thaAe waters wonid be more plenti.
fni than ever Such a Las could b.
easily enforced b. making Il a
criminal ufrense 20 bus Alaskan sal.
mun IN those yrarn.
Weald Freeze Little Man.
'sfhe provision reuuifins a license
frusn ID. secretary Of commerce and
la8sr for the establishment Of new
haaeheries. would shat out the
Hfaail ntan Ae he eouid bot afford
elder the expense o. time Il woaid
saks 10 20 through aii the riga
m@cpie AZ Il ia. the Alaska Pack
eFs association confFuis almost 90
- cent % the total Alaskan naiin
"a osspai Seattle has about a
nllitpn dollars Invested Ia Alaskan
fifbsFseu. and several hundred of
her ritiHenn derive their livelihood
fresf them Thay are entlsied 20
suass protection. which | have no
douhi our representatives IN can
Ersss sfii give them
President Jarvis. Of the North
western FIahsgica Co. refused 10
~ sanfed. except 70 SAY that cur
assasatlnn In congress wnald take
caro- of both senator Perkins and
bic ban IN due time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
TACOMA GIRL TRIES TO
KILL HER FALSE LOVER
. stsssstttssttt
BANK cLEARlnos.

Increase over SAME date last
yvar ...s.., -. t6eo.b22it
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22
Paris, Aug. 22-The Moors have

Paris, Aug. 22-The Moors have proclaimed the brother of the pres ent sultan of Morocco a. ruler. The French residents oi Fez are fearful of slaughter of the entire white population, and are making their way under escort of troops toward Tangier on foot.
 San Francisco, Aug. 22-The Supreme Court has rendered a decision declaring the removal of Schmitz from office oi mayor as perfectly legal. This removes the last support from the ex-nayor in his fight to retain the office.
 Washington, Aug. 70 Acc, + ing to government statistics the coal mined in Alaska during the year 1906 amounted 10 5,540 tons.
 New York. Aug. 22-Business men of this city have sent q peti- ton to the presiden; asking hiai to interfere in the telegraphcrs strike and attempt q settlement of the trouble.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22
Will Continue Fight

Provincetown, Aug. 22-In an address at the Pilgrims celebra- ton yesterday President Roose- welt declared that there would be no cessation in the fight against the trusts. He stated tha: the de- cline in stocks wa due to the efforts of Wall street manipuIators to discredit the administration. Wealthy malefactors, he said, had combined to bring about hard times and 1t would 6 idle to ask that criminals, whether rich or poor, remain unprosecuted. He declared his statements regarding un lcsira- ble citizens was true, and hc had no reason to change them. He stated his belief that national in- corporation law, to cover those engaged in interstate trade, was of the utmost necessity.
 MT. c. F. T. 4 Goodmeal dined at the Alaska Home Restaurant la evening Nov all his frlends clt there.