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Williams news., 1907-06-29
NOTICE OF RECEPTION OF BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUC- TON OF COUNTY
 HOSPITAL
Office of the Board of Supervisors, Flagstaff, Arizona.

ld dSs'du, aTlZOud.
 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors of Coconino county, Arizona, at Flagstaff, Arizona, from now until the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, of Monday, July 1st. 1907, for the construction of County Hospital on the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter, and all of the northeast quarter of section nine (9) in township twenty-ore (21) north, range seven CD east, Gila and Salt river base and meridian, in Coconino county, Arizona, which proposed county hospital shall be erected and constructed according to the plans and specif- cations now on file in the office of said Board of Supervisors at Flag staff, Arizona, at which place said plans and specifications may be seen and inspected on any day except Sundays, between the hours of g a. m. and 5 p. m. A copy of said plans and specifications are also in possession of Supervisor Kennedy at Williams, Arizona. from whom the same may be obtained for inspection.
 Each bid must be enclosed with in a sealed envelope endorsed "Bid for Construction of County Hosp ital," and addressed to Thos. A. Flynn, Clerk, Board of Super visors, Flagstaff, Arizona, with copy of this publication attached to and made a part of such bid; and each bid must, also be accom- panied by certified check in the amount of five hundred ($5OO) dollars drawn to the order of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors as a guarantee that a bond to be approved by the Board of Super visors for the full amount of such bid will be furnished by the bidder in case his bid is accepted and that he will execute a contract with the county of Coconino for the erection and completion of said hospital in accordance with said plans and specifications; and that said bond will be furnished and said con- tract entered into within five days from the date of acceptance by the Board of said bid.
 Upon the acceptance of any bid, the certified checks of the unsuc- cessful 1idders will be returned to the respective parties filing same, and in case of failure or refusal on the part of the accepted bidder to furnish such approved bond in the required amount and to execute such contract then and in such event the amount of said certified check shall be retained by the County of Coconino as liquidated damages for such failure.
 The Board of Supervisors ex. pressly reserves the right to rejecl any and all bids.
 THos. A. FLYNN, Clerk Board of Supervisors. | First puh1ica tion JupA 6 1Q07
Williams news., 1907-06-29

M. E. Church Notes. Sunday school at 10 am. Preaching service at 1 am. Junior Epworth League at 2:3O p. m.
 Epworth League at 6;3O pm. Evening service at : 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday al 7:30 p m.
 A cordial invitation Is extended to all
 DAVID ROBERTS, Pastor.
Williams news., 1907-06-29

Everyone knows that spring is the season of the year when the system needs cleaning. Rings Little Liver Pills are highly recon mended Try them. For sale by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-06-29
Get More Pay

Changes in the salaries of the postmasters of the following Ari- zona offices will occur on July 1, 1906:
Williams news., 1907-06-29
Catholic Church

Beginning with this year services will be held in the Catholic church of Williams on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 10 am. and 7:3O pm.
 CYP. VABRE, Pastor.
Williams news., 1907-06-29

Earl Poison departed on No. 1 last Saturday for Los Angeles where he will attend school during the summer.
 Old Taylor whiskey. some cigars San Diego and Jos beer is the main go at the PULLMAN saloon.
 BAUMGARTNER & SAToRI.
Williams news., 1907-06-29

T. C.. Bishop. the young Ash Fork business man, was transactine business in the city Monday, re- turning home the same evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Cisy Attorney r y MacMAhon. q
West seattle. today made a demand
on the county commissioner 20 re.
woke the saloon Ilcenna % James
,. Wilson. n ~ Sloan. @. 1. AnEe.
vine aaa A. w Hsrkar. all %
Tounsstown. On the Efuuna that ali
these naloouM are within one mile 81
the eify limits 81 West Seattle
Cnmfnfnsionef Dan Abrahams has
ordered County Surveyor Valentine
90 make a survey 10 ascertain the
exact distance between the limits If
West Seattle and the saif~sns In
aueation.
Mr. MaeMahau intcndA 10 lay she
matter ~ the Youngstown saloons
before the city council ~ West 81
attle At Ita meeting hexf Monday.
A formal petition from West Sc
attic wlil probably be presented t0
the commissioners next Tuesday
requesting the revocation of these
licenses.
Mr. MacMahon IN speaking 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
TIGER FAT FAKIRS PAY
WELL TO DO BUSINESS


interesting and ingenious stories
about their own origin aud the
origin Of the remedies According
to one Hell.learned tale. these fwt
fakirs. who pose ~ brothers. we're
the children Of a Presbyterian mis-
ai0nary who lost hig head and his
job In the Boxer uprising In China
The two innocent boys were hid
den In the basement 81 a Chinese
drug store BY a Catholic priest. and
Il was there that these bright
youngsters Kot next 70 these won
derful secrets % the Orient. After
escaping from China. these boys
according 10 their own story. were
educated IN America BY the church
Of their martyred parent, attending
some of the best colleges and med.
leal schools IN the country.
High Moral Standing.
hut in spite Of their thorough and
varied education. these doctors con.
stautly slip Into the vulgarisiea Of
Occidental nv English. which IL In.
terspersed with bountlfui supply
Of common medical terms and fire..
quent references 10 Biblical mat.
ters TO bring up the general moral
tone.
Apparently the crowds enjoy be-
inE deceived They cheerfully give
up their dollars and go their way
ponderiug over the generosity Of
the learned gentlemen who care so
much for the welfare Of humanity
that they give away their priceless
secrets OF cure Tor the paltry con.
sldcratlon Of 81 a give. on the street
corners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
KEENE WOULD EXPLAIN

see the new druGglsts' bin passed.
The bill ~ not rightly understood.
and when Il Is the public sentiment
Will be strongly In favor Of H."
There ~ a lot Of inside iuforma.
ton regarding the recent movement
among the druggists TO get the pres.
ent Law changed that IL only coming
out as progress Ia made In the move.
ment
A. one stage Of the game the
druggists doing business In the sub.
urbs we're banded together for the
purpose Of warning on the down
town drug houses. which were at
that time selling liquor freely
Spies Got Evidence.
Spies Of the suburban druggists
acre sent about the business dis.
trlct They brought In a. bottles
Of whisky. sold In violation OF law
By the down town druggists
Before any prosecutions were
started the down town druggista
we're sent for aud taken into the
meetings Of the outsiders and an
are now working together for The
now law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Port Arthur bank for collection aud
accepted by Garrison when pre-.
aentei. but the draft vas never paid
BY cfarknon
Before the draft was due. In
May. 1904. the Russo Chinese bank
Al Port Arthur was seized by the
Russian troops. and It's books taken
into custody
shortly afterward the Seattle
bank wrote To the headquarters OF
the Chinese bank. demanding pay.
moat on the draft Not having It's
hooks. the Chinese bank did not
know whether or not Garrison had
paid the money Taking the word
II the Seattle hank. however. Il
Raid the tge.lst to the Seattle bank
Upon recovering ia books. II
learned that Clarkson had never
paid the money
The suit filed today Is based on
an alleged agreement made when
tlsn money was paid. that the Seat
ne bank would return the money
u Il developed that Clarkson had
nsveg paid the draft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
LINEUP /
TO-DAY
OR
MURDER

information has hseB received
here Of the disappearance Ia Cen.
sraiiA. wash Of Carl starke. a eeA.
er formerly Of Seattle. under mys.
tsfionA circumstances
A theory Of murder has hen ad
yanced BY the police Of that cts
but suicide seems To b. the mose
reasonable solution
asaFke Was separated from his
xlfc aud there arr those who be-
ileved the maa killed himself for
love Of another WOMAN
Dispatches from Gentraiis SAD .
the bed clothes Ia the bakers room
werr found saturated In bloed. In
aicatinE that he had either stab
bed himself. or had been stabbed.
With the aid 81 hioodhounds the
missing man paa tracked 20 the
skoohum Chuck river. where the
trail vas lost. Those supporting
The suicide theory reason that
atArke. who uas known Ia Centre
la An stock. first stabbed hin1neif
aud then. fading Death did NOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
One Year r Prison and $4,000 Fine for Man Who
Shot Down Jesse Hal-Much Surprise That Max
imum Penalty Was Not Imposed Notice Of APP
peal Is Given.

One year In the state peultentiary
aud fine Of 81 900 was the sen.
tence imposed on Wiilianl Constan.
tine this morning b. Judge George
T. Morris Of the superior court
Constantine was recently found
guilty Of assault with intent 90 do
bodily injury TO Jesse Hall his son.
inlaw The maximum penalty for
the crime o. which he WIS found
guilty IL two year I'D $4,000. lie
WAS given only hair of the limit
Judge Morris leniency came as a
surprise 10 many. shO expected
Constantine TO receive the mar.
lmnm
Attorney win Morris, for Con.
stantine. did not argue hia motion
for a new trial this morning lie
gave notice Of an appeal. and sen.
tsnce was then passed Judge Nor.
RE made a short speech Ia whica
be said the iufy's verdict vas un.
erpiainable under the facts. as Con
Etantine WAS plainly either guilty Of
attempt to murder, or not guilty by
reason Of insanity. Relieving the
verdict 20 be a compromise. the
court compromised on the sentence.
4 believe this man has already
suffered the toftures Of hell for HIS
crime, Judge Morris said. referring
"a Constantine.
Every seat In Judge Morris court
Was filled this morning The de
PENDANT. VIM Constantine. sat be-
tween Mrs. Constantine and hls at.
t0ruef, " v Wiltshire Myra Con
staniine Hall vas not in court.
Jesse iiali occupied = seat In the
rear II the court room Wm Con.
siantiue was then called TO the
bar "a receive his sentence lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
Will CLOSEUP
YOUNGSTOWN

Youngsfown saiooua today Aaid.
The licenses shoaid never have
hren granted The only naeuze the
eountY commissioner can give IL
that they wefe Too ignorant 10 know
better
The authority 20 license these
saloons u ~ith West Seattle. ~
anywhsfsS az under the state a third
class city has the F.awer 10 grant
these igeenmes Co saloons wtthin ono
mile easside u her limits. West
Seattle does not grant licenses to
that class of saloons
The promise ~ the commits
sioners 70 refuse = renewal af these
licenses when they expire doat 20
with "a les little too thin. for
they ali have until next November
90 run ana ~ that time thet hope
10 haxe Youngaiown incorporated
- a city ~ the fourth class. with
the liquor element IN control. a Sec
ond Georgvtos
n the county commissioners
don't act Ani &C, quick. 90 wtil ind
= wsy 10 make them act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

, come Awlfiiy enough. dragged him
seif 70 the stream and thruw him
self IN Others believe he was
stabbed and then thrown into the
river. The waters wwra DRAGGED
bat no trace Of the body could be
fDund.
The mystery has caused intense
excitement In Centraila. starke
uns tnrmber Of the Seattle branch
q the Bakers and Confectionery
Workera union. aud lived. mp 10 =
short time ago. with his wife aud
daughter At 1sft Western ~.
Disagreement caused the baker
ana htn wife 10 separate. aud the
latter and her daughter afe now
la Philadelphia. Stafke'a domestic
troobse@ caused hlm TO attempt sui.
eide IN Seattle some time ago By
nhsosiug himself In bed
- D. yenables. 81 the bakery
firm 81 J y. yenables. stated that
ssarke had work~d for him up 70
sls eeekA aso. when he discharged
htsn because he did not think he
wns aosns bis work property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
LA Y
BALL!

The baseball season IL on. With
Wild swing 81 the arm that put
IA ON and the Sunday saloon
trade 10 the bad. MAYER Moore
thfcw the first ball this afternoon.
and Il landed somwheFe between
ftghtfield and third base.
The Butte and Seattle teams are
tryinE 20 walk ap and down each
others regulations this afternoon.
realizing how much depends upon
the winning Of the first game Man
akcr nusdaie Of the Seattle team
Is especially anxious 10 take re
vengc on the ieaguerp for what the
amateur teams did 10 him last
week
Cheefed by a crowd Of people
ahich would have caused the ar
rest Of any socialist orator, had Que
been the cause of this collection Of
noise making humanity. a parade
moved up the street az 30 o'clock
this afternoon
waxnrr'A band footed stirring
marches and pialntiys love aitslea.
and Dad Wagner even looked hap
py PeFxpiF,ng. the base drummer
thumped away indnatfiousis. just
as II he were Russ Han and In
daikinE In the imaginary beating
which he expected 10 give ttax.
Behind the band came those two
Twin heayyweishts. David Edward
Dugdais and RUSS Rudolph Hall.
the rival nanaKefp Dug wRn artn
ally smoking enc - Rnna' cigars
And , man has 20 have q pretty
Atsuns feeling Of friendship fer Hall
20 he abr 10 use one ~ his seeds
Hut where vas the maYcff No.
Tho cunaueruy u ~ Gfli vas not
present Hs was At home pFaesic
ms for that frat ball shieh he Was
20 pitch and toFges all about the
parade
The Katie team. IN their rcd and
blue stavelinx nnifoFmA. and the sc
attic players tn neat new tnzEerY.
eith whitr coats and hats. followed
Ia carriages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

will declare for an open shop" said
a member Of the Merchant Tailors.
association today. IN speaking Of the
striking iailoYs. 1T Is now up to
the union. II win have 10 make the
next move
The employer stated that the
union had submitted a compromise
upon large number Of items.
which the employers had practical
" agreed 20. bat when the union
Was so informed. the members be-
gan 20 ask that additional items be
included.
The executive committee az the
union Ii today considering the en-
pioyers' uitimatum. The union now
says that Il never contended for
over 10 per cent, with pay for the
extras. which do not amount to
much. but the employers figured
that the extra extras would run
the increase up 20 rs per cent,
which they could not afford to pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

A suit growing out 81 unusual
circumstances Was begun In tho 10.
cal United States district court to.
day BY the Russo Chinese bank %
Port Arthur. China. aRains, the Ma.
tioual bank OF Commerce ~ Seat.
tie. to recover sge.ta4 II arises
out Of the tie.up Of the Port Arthur
hank during the RusHoJapanesc
war
The petition alleges that ON De.
esmber ~. 1908. the Seattle bank
remitted 20 the plaintiffs bank ~
Port Arthur draft drawn by the
Centennial Min company. of Seat
tie. upon Clafkson q Co. AZ Port
Arthur. requiring Clarkson to pay
the above named amount within 30
days The draft was sent 70 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

merely seek 10 sell their wonder
fnl Oriental cures" which are not
known % the family doctor
Tiger Fat" IL the principal Of
these Oriental coneoctioua n u
supposed TO be a wonderful East
Indian remedy By those who buy
H. u Il guaranteed 20 cure rheuma.
tfsm. serofuia, and worse diseases
II is priced ~ -. but the hawkera
generously cut the price Ia two.
thus sharing profits with The pur.
chaser
From the Far East.
Information has been secured by
The Star that large quantity of
this wonderful East indian remedy
was manufactured a. far east as
Spokane. and the druggist who
made it pronouhceB Il harmless.
Vital Sparks rs another Of the
wonderful remedies" sold by the
"Oriental' fakirs The basis OF
THIS remarkable remedy IL sup.
pOaediy derived from the lower por.
ton Of the brain Of a male turtle,
found in a japanese island The
turtle Is Of a species which pro
duces only one male to 1000 r..
males, 30 that the vitality Of tho
male Il estimated az the ratio Of
] 900 - one Sparks of this won
derful Vitality are supposed to be
contained IN the little pills labeled
Vital Sparks which are guar.
anioed to make suffering man u
regular storage battery Of virile en-.
erHy
80 generous are the fnkira that
they throw IN box ~ Vital
Sparkle with every box of Tiger
Fat salvc. which they exchange
for a dollar
Earn Their Money.
Yet tho faklrs work for their
money They tell the coping crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
BIG FIRE IN
MANILA

MANit.A. Apfii s0--f1re de-.
ssfofed Tee houses and parts of
She districts 81 StnKaionK. Pace.
and Hanbanx IN Maniia. this aft
efnoan
The firemen. soldiers and sailors
saYsf the American settlements at
Egtnita ana Mhiafe
THE flames Aere helped hy
heats sale ard swept clean iea
arrrs aithiu tao hours.
The ioeN 9iE4 be fse0 zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

SEEK TO CHECK
| MA YOR,S POWER

! noF<He1s vas begun b. the
- I'D fessnae eoumisgAe lamg
= = hare q claase Inserted Ia
- Asu license Law compel
4FF Hoare to pass apcn the
refY v saAon keepers Bonds
= W az1x ffum the date u
As s<z The idea IA 70 taks
" tpssF q holdlnx up bonds
D n@rsirahss saIoona
u{ essfier provides the
q passing ussn bonds. bot
\ *'@as Is u rAs time that the
~ nz' inks n bis inspection
- clause does not SAL
- ~ fusias n the mayor falls
- o. Ne bcnds within ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Councilman A. q Kcono was on
tho hunt yesterday for X. Il Dunlap.
the prohlbltlonlat leader. seeking 20
show the latter the falaity OF HIS
charges that Kccne had broken
a promise 10 the prohlbitioulsts by
promoting an ordinance Tor the
sale Of liquor by druggists without
doctors prescription Mr. Dun.
lap was not found because he has
left the city and will not return
before Monday
~ IL not true that movement
la on foot In the Second ward 10
recall Nc Kceno." said y. " Ran.
dolph. an attorney for the druggists,
Bill Misunderstood.
The fact Is the people want to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
JAIL CLEANED:
NO INSPECTION

The proposed visit Of the commit.
toe Of the Humane society 60 tn
spcot the county Jail. announced for
today. was postponed az the result
OF " meeting Of the committee at
the Rainier Grand hotel last night
The inmates Of the iail awaited
the visitors eXpcctautly an morning
wearing their best smiles and pre-
pared for inspection The corridors
had been freshly scrubbed and the
hiuod efforts of attendants aud
prisoners could make H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
NO REPLY
YET MADE

Local stevedores have as yet
taken no action on the demand Of
thu longshoromon's union for an In
crease In wages on May I Tho Dc.
mand ia Tor a raise 81 about % per
cent 10 most lines. The employers
are divided on the question. some
believing a raise a. justified. and
other clubbing the demands ex0rbl.
fnS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
MURDER

WACO. Tex. Arru 20 because
TIE bed cover vss seant and the
niEht cait John Fors and his wife
aaarreied last night This nsarninz
Ferds dead body Mss found n the
street Nith the head crushed ln BY
an az. The wife has been arrested.
charged Nifh the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
BOY TO GET WELL

Little Freddy Rooney. the ioyeaf.
old son q Mr. aud Mrs frcd Raunsl
hid . restfui aishf and ~ eeas1aef.
abb improved thls morning. The
boy waa Knocked do~n ~ an sa#f
mobile ownea b. A ) Blethen wee
fsrslny morning One 81 the ~heeiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

proposal he made TO the street car
employees that when the agreement
expires MAY l u must be re-
newed on the same terms. mus, be
regarded as the final uiiimstam.
The car men say they will not
reeede from their demands for 50
per day and an eight hour day.
They viii strike rather than accept
Calhoun's terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
SEATTLE BANKS
/ DESIGNATED
ls,., sp.si.l ssr.is..

OLYMPIA. wash. April % TINS
stats beard n finance today named
a. 9sfs repositories the Union sav-
snwa and Trust Co. National Bank
~ Commerce. Dexter Horton co.
AMI tise Seattle National Bank. AL
~ sesttls. and eleven other banks
In othFe cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

dollars per DAY is the
- x ne city Of Seattle In the
. he Tiger Pat" fakirs
s - 80 ipIsh on Washington ~.
~ crowds which Gather IN
~ 'asm. the Tiger Pat men
H.. themselyes az Oriental
- - the book Of the city
s s $3.50 office they are known
4. s' ..efs and peddlerB They
4. 49, for both vocatlons
h ~ slg per day which goes
b !, ~ cannot be the greater
1...ss nelr receipts. because they
y, - ~. oiticea IN the luierHrban
..'lding. under the name Of
n iadia Remedy COMPANY.
lheir own expense All
n ne dollars which fhev tain
~ =. pockeis Of men on the
~ Mer day the Tiger Fata
49, lioWed 10 work their
% the public; 10 fright.
Aearefs Into believing that
BE- suffering from dla.
10 turn their stomaohs
.'nsome pictures Of the ~.
BLOOD disease
Hspulsivs Pictures.
n.play d thcae plctsres on
y the worst offense Of
iakirs are guilty They
1stinslg shocking 10 men
The blush Of annoyance
Women younR girls stop
~ disgusting and Ioath
slay No one can look al
ee exhibited without a.
nauaea and fepulaion
lly the Tiger Fai fakira
aboFo the bogus special
j small and compare.
Nleaa graft They do not
'iuade their Victims not
~ DE family doctor. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
HORRIBLE
MURDER
tseripp. Telegraph ssrsie..)

OAKLAND. Cal. April 2o-Frank
smith. the discharged waiter. who
last ulghi shot and killed John Mar
covieh. hia former employer. Ia the
presence of the victims wife and
scores oi guests In Marcoyich'a res
taurani. II not yet apprehended. al.
though a thorough search was
made Of Oakland. San Francisco
and other baY cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
G('FR}EA |
GRAF I

san FRANCISCO. Aprfl go
The efand JURY this Afternoon took
up the subject of corruption in the
police department and Il IL expected
before the day 10 over that Captain
OF Police Mooney. who makes the
charges will have told before the
Jury q complete story Of graft II
Il said he has laid before Attorney
Heney damaging evidence skainst
high officials. and the details and
methods Invoked tn extract hush
money from The iendefioln resorts
aud criminals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
FUNSTON s NEW
COMMAND

WASHINGTON. II c. April go
General orders OF the war depart
ment were issued this afternoon "a
llevinE General Funston from the
command OF the southern division
aud placing him In command of the
department OF California. with
headquarters 1t san Francisco This
order Il probably effective June 30.
General Macarthur goes to Mil.
waukee 10 complete his reports on
his foreign trip
This Is the first step toward
abolishing army divisions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

- The auto PASSED over the boz ;
hssd. ssnaerinE him unconscious.
ana II waa feared tnr bong tisns
that he would die. but the doctors
afsendlng bin are now eoufideni
Hshat be VIII pull through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
FINDS NO NEED FOR A
CORRESPONDENTS CLIJR
STEVENS SEES TEDDY.


WASHINGTON. n. C.. April go
John ? Stevens had conference
with the president this afternoon
ON leaving he said Il believe the
canal Will be finished by Jan !,
1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
No Settlement

> The Tailors' union held a
meeting at the Labor TEN.
pie this afternoon. attended by
ibp men. They decided not
10 eoucede point They will
fight 20 = finish the open shop
movement that vii begin Mon.
daY