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

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
0 49, sttt q a 4 q
. ON the FRONT /.
SsAs D . q 4 q . . 4 4 4

The trouble between the Mas
tere and Pilots association and
she ALASKA Steamship Co. has bessn
settled, the steamship company
agreeing 70 the terms.
James Esary. president OF the
laland transportation Co. aud
Capt. Isoveloy. have gone 10 Coupe.
Vile where preparations are being
made "a build the new steamer
WILDLY.
Representative Humphrey Fesier.
day Inquired AZ the navy depart.
meat In regard % the hole up OF
the work on the bastleship Oregon
NJ pfemerton. lie WAS Informed
that congress would have 10 appFo-
pirate si.o0e. coo more before re.
pair work could be resumed.
steamship Princess May Of the
Canadian Pacific starts on the Sc
Victoria ron tonight. replacing
the Princess Beatrice.
MArooned aboard the large Eng.
lish frelRhteF suverfe. Of the Frank
Waterhonae a Co fleet. was the en-.
prfleaee ~ Immigration Waterman
stolta OF Portland and Pilot How.
ara from Astoria The two board.
"a the steamer NJ Portland and
were 70 be taken OF AZ Astoria, bat
on aceoant ~ the weather the pilot
boat vas unable % pull np along
eide 81 the freishfer and the men
we're compelled 10 stay aboard.
r.. v tfiibnrg. associate with G
J. Sllnon. agents for the Cunafd
g. \. CO. line appeared at the OF.
flee THE morning IN happy state
81 mind. Ills wife presented him
with nine pound boy last night
steam aehoonerN Washington and
Rainier sail for San Francisco TO
morrow
The santa Clara sails Tor Seward
Friday morning
The suvcric ~ the Frank Water.
house ca, n 10 sail for vladiyoatuh
Thursday.
Steamer Buchanan % the ALASKA.
Pacific 81 s. Co. arrived IN port
from san francisco this morning
with the largest cargo o. general
merchandise ever brought by that
steamer. She had s.isf tons. 500
OF which consisted Of cement
Steamer Cottage City arrived In
port from skagway tomorrow
morning with a passenger list OF
sixty.
steamer Umatiiia Of the Pacific
Coast eompany'a fleet. sails for
San Francisco tomorrow morning
with a full cargo. including 20 mar
row gauge cars for the Pacific Coast
Co. III Gan Francisco. She will have
$50 passengers.
The Pacific Coast s. 8. Co. an.
nouneed this morning that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
INSPECTOR PLACE Is
THERE WITH GOODS

Imagined Crseaus r. the bartender.
Mr. place demurfed 20 taking
something The old time friend tn
sisted The Argument grew wafm
ana then warmer until the Oid tIme
friend said b. would make Mr.
fihre take so1petiffHe fie started
~
Mr. Place in be eaflg life vas the
hero ~ the counrrgaiae az wrestling.
and feH men in Seattle today could
probably hnnGe hifn The ftfst
round landed the Old time frieHd
in corner Of the roofa standing on
his head Second round follow
- quickly enough. ard the old time
frloud eas on hia back. spfawitHg
between SIC Places ieRa.
When the eaten ~ catch can
started the barro0m crowd lined np
around tho room. the free drinks be-
ing forgotten in the exciting an
venture IN the middle u the f0Sfn.
Two OF three other rounds fol-
lowed the first until the old tins
friend 0ha completely windeh and
Mr. Place got chance 20 walk
from the room.
Then ST Place thought ~ bis
broken fiba Today be was feeling
much a. 81 b. had fallen from 4
tail chimney while inspecting oud
~ the now atfyNtfnpefH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan p ha'
forn.r railroad commissioner. J :
MrNllinn BE- aakea 20 rwfuua iht
aaiarY paid him ~ the state .shss
Inlf I. fs recommended BY thf<ah
essmmltfre Of the lgiut railroad eori
mIltee. this aftsTufspn. after 81 ~
esatIestlnn ~ The sffaira If The
nnua nsiN1inn
The report includes a ngte frun
NrNllian Offering 20 refund sued
SALARY
The COMMITTEES finds that faonist :
wsFe eSprndns - che commissior
IadiesnsaiY except In feN ~
nfanran that the state tia not PES
for AcMillans enhan tfip. fhat ~
pendlgara 81 $500 Zoe office fur
asafe vas nat economical. ihat 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
GIVES RULING ON
GAMBLING DEBTS

Judge George thia morning ruled
that a nun having lost money 10
a gambling game Issuing a check No
the party wtnifing. then notifying
the hank 10 stop payment. was NOT
liable In a justice c0uri Ton the Jay
msnt of the amount
The evidence Ia The ease showed
that Joe Williams. manager of the
Federal Liquor company. entered
into an agreement with uinn
named Gray NJ the Green lllvtg
springs Hotel. Green River. to win
some money IN game Of black
Jack" by means of marked carda
e. y Duffy aud a man named Price
we're The supposed victims whom
Gray introduced 10 Williams -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

Easy marks" The supposed aahS
markh however. proved 10 be old
hanan al the game. ana William
loal fRhnD.
tie wrota cut q check fnf $50
which WAS chsfhed hy Duffy. viii
maney won FROM W'illiama Tho
nhluen man then nosified the bank
m seattle 20 atap payment On tho
oheek aud this Waa obtained ny A.
tanes Edwin J hroNns wAo this
morning inatifnted suit Tor the re-
eopefs OF lsa face Yalue.
Judge George Dismissed the case
ataltnE thar his court wAA not fVl
the purpose of settling sambline
disputes And thnt each side masl
make the hest of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

sllNae hsawnfiaid wins arrested
eafly this morning hy nfficera
lnmphriea. lltsey aud Mcchre
pteNhiicld wah taken cut of his
taeh az Sixth and pike. and gun
anu h'ihoh al kuye sound wath him
WIRE oonfiaeatod by the police No
eharHe Was placed against the man.
'he police making the arrest be
sanhe hfew nfield n considered a
dangerous character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
STORM WRECKS
GREAT HAVOC

PORTLAND, ore. Jan. - AT
noon the weather was undertaking.
aud Il h believed that the worst OF
the storm IL phst Scarcely tres
in the city escaped damage, aud tiie
entire telephone. telegraph and elee'
trle System afe demofalized. Tie
ntroeta are impossible on account
of fallen wires nnd trees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
uNions FAVOR INITIATIVE
AND REFEHGhDuM Bill

The labor uniens of the state
have started IN earnest o. obtain
the paanaee OF a conan ufionhi
amendment establlaiing the fnfiia.
Tive and roforenaum. A petition IA
naw belng circulated among tire 10
cal unions throughout the state,
asking the legislature 30 pass such
an amendment at this session. f0
Submission TO the people al the next
general election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

peeihs ~sts Registered teaay -
fsllswN
tafle0n- AWaH Carlson. r.. Jam
uary IS. meas Htehuusnd fteach
months, January -. AZ e1s Ainn'
a. ~
MeTeis aeefsh ArTrAah. 20
January 81. ~ tgia Third av.
ktiHhnimur Louis kitehrtmwf, ~
January 81. AZ set fiorvn ~. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
WILL CONSTRUCT APARTMENT
HOUSE COSTING s200. 900,

A new aparfmeuf HOUSES burger
than aHy yet built IN seattle. though
not as large as sofne plauned. -
% be erected 81 the near future
bs Neaehnm q Nannan on the
nqanfe block bounded by Union.
Spring. 18th aud lfth avs. Tho
building H. 20 occupy a ground space
81 Ises2bs raet. and Il win be four
stories high. 81 solid brick con-
struatiun. The estimated total cost
IL 5000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
BALLARD MILL FORCED TO
CLOSE INDEFINITELY ON &C.
COUNT or CAR SHORTAGE
AND FREieHr EMBARGO.

Two hundred and fifty men we're
thrown out 81 employment this
morning FOR an Indefinite period
at Ballasd. the direct result u the
present ear shortage ard freight
embargo. Last night the Seattle
Cedar Laifnbsr fHiii closed down and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
Personal TAX NOTICES.

Notices 81 personal taxes due,
numbering -. 0a0 In alt. ulii be aeai
out nexi Monday BY County Treas.
ufef Mat ~ oofmiey The per
sanai tai "a separate from thr rial
estate tax. and unless paid within
20 days after notice. steps wiil bo
taken to collect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
FOX WILL GO TO
ASTORIA b

Extradision papers for The return.
tag ~ g. ROY Pos. wanted IN -.
iafia. ORE for eunn~rsinn 81 the
death ~ Blanche Day IN That city ~
eeuiiy, were granted ~ ssovnruor
Mead today 4 derasy sheriff - rx'
neried 20 arrive from Oiy mfia thia
sftefn0on With che papere
sheriff NJ n f'omerog. - 50
tofia. wiIi Immediately leave for
Astoria with hin prisoner Fux
ahaWs no henltauey ~ rcaaN back 80
Astoria, and viii not fikht sstradf
tom
aWby should I refuse ~ 81 back :
am innoenHs ~ any crime. de-
eiagud the prisoner today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
BOYIS KILLED
WHILE HUNTING

sNoiioMtail. Jan. 30 The body
OF i.ouin hittera. AGED II. Who went
hunting Saturday night and faiied
20 return, has been found In the
Nas'eih near here The has'a par.
ents became alarmed when he aid
not return home aud several neigh
hofa started out "a search Tor the
boz Ne had evidently citmiand
over a stump aud was about GO
DRAG the KUN after hlm when the
trigger became caught. sensing the
eansenia at the gan Into the boys
chest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

Births we're rssisteFsa to-day ~
follows
MvY~r-At t1et Sgureta st.. 1ane
uats iN 10 wifs 81 Henry Meyer a
dauEhfcf.
Anrphy At tutsrhay. January AZ.
q vie ~ Niehard Murray a
daughter.
taytArei sit neafhern ~.
January 81. a wifs % Niok Lay
saeel. a san.
ffelleaFAais AZ a. WssS -. Jam
uary So. e. Nife 90 l. }. tisneh-
thai son.
tAuihnef At rueifla hospital
12neAfy -. - Wits q Raivish
tianikfrn a aauEhirr
Asak at a. eeth Ay y. January
"a - wife 81 + H Aoak. q daugh.
Ter.
s'nr-y-at isa 18TH Az. January
"a to wife ~ ", A. carey. = dau9h.
tmr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURES

Under the auspices OF the The
osophieal society % Seattle. Prof
a 4eindei % isna AnKelses Niii
give three steroufieon lectures In
the Thsosophieal hall. 1890 Second
ag. beginning tonight, when Man
Visible and Invisible will be the
subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
Jealous wife Caused Divorce.

iiia wifss Jealousy and threats 10
kin II ne ever iesohed Al Anothet
woman. h the reason given by Al
fred tamoreaux thia morning for
wanting divorce from his wife.
Louisa JudEe Morris srent~d the
decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage Heenaes were issued 10.
aay a. follows
Hpeyk. tiauan ea WA Mef.Aren
spsek rs. seattle. 90 MafEsf~tte
fiuman 10. Seatiie.
taootr- tiidlinxnniwr ired n
Faogv. On. Spokane. 10 tteFtha u
lfidfinemAtef -. Spokane
Johnston onsfafeou Edward
tohnsons ~. Seattle. % Anna uuH.
tafnen. a.. seattle.
Faiigimakas iAifnola ~sfiai8so mi
RinakA. -. tsas Angeles. q Tome
okimola. "a, 1Apsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
APPEALS TO BE
HEARD HERE

wAstuNdroN. Jan. ss-Thr
house passed blli today pfuvialnE
m hearing appeals ffotn The diss
ffira court - ALASKA ~ The court
~ appeals for the Ninth eifrui'
court AZ Aan Ffaneiseo. Portland ~
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

John Graham. alias Howard Nor.
Ffauh. alias Mansei. was arrested
this morning b. Detectives Cofbeti
and Adams and Truhnt Officer
Ksiehnin. Graham n wanted N
spokane for forging q fGs check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

steamer Governor. a sister ship Of
the President. nov under way Of
construction at Philadelphia. is
nearly ready % be launched She
VIII be brought 10 the Pacific coast
about September. aud wiIi be placed
on The San Francisco run.
Steamer Dolphin sails for 6kag-
way tomorrow morning
Steamer jefferson ~ the Alaska
s. 4. Co. and which has been lied
up a. Ketebikan for several days
awaiting the arrival Of the Farailon
with fuel oil. u expected 10 arrive
Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
you CAN'T BEhT US UNLESS
YOU CHEAT

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par.
iorn. 1913 Third ave. have eight
new tables and the only bxia pool
table In the city zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
Magnificent Property

Some eastern tourists called up
Peitit 4 Sons office 10 inquire
about ina prices Of lots IN their new
addition that they are now ifnpfov-
ing on Lake washington. They
stated that they bad never seen
such magnificent view before tn
all their travels They stated that
Seattle has many fine views but
that Lake Washington caps them
all &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
OVER 200 MEN LOSE.
MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD

posted notires that the close down
was tndeffuitn
The officials announced this
morning that they had orders ahead
which would Keep the min IN op-
erstion until next October. bat that
these could not be filled on account
81 lack u cars.
The other mills AZ Ballard are
running two o. three days At a
time. then closing FOR repairs for
two OF three days. ard N this man
ncr Use the ears placed az their
sIesal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
taspEcToRs FIND MOST
HOaQtalE DAIRY CASE.

a novel euHdlflunl dlseI1HtliH .
xaefui lack % enre ard cleanliness,
was disclosed on q viait made today
b. Nilh inspaetlf Woodfpes and
Meat Inspector Roll 20 Peter Scr
anasa farm. at black River June
ton. a report had boon made 70
the health board that there we've
several dead cows on ihc farm ana
az IL ia a dairy psnainK milk into
the city daiiy. ne bnHrd decided 20
Investigate The Inspectors did not
find any dead cewA. bnt aid Tina
tho carcass u horse being rapidly
favnured BY hogs. and parts Of an.
other earcasa ~ what may have
been a COW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

ftdelansiS naoan MAD ana water.
and asxo mean hlg prints - buyers
n. Cooper Willis. sfs colman tutla-
ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

SOC No. 6 Acme Fry Pan. sc.
A. spinnings zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

.soN. naroRu COM
ca - cuua, COMBS MNs
st ~ Stall rlnt
As STEALS - oe.
AMOS THAT Law %
.uaNpGp
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-05-15
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

May l6-" Aunt Hannah's Quiltins
Party at the Grand. q.
i May 17-Norwegian celebration day.
May lS-Base ball, l.. @. VS.. Carleton
College, Mortified.
May 23-Base ball, l.. g. VS.. St
Thomas
May 25-Yankee Robinson circus. Z
May 31-Base ball, L. @. VS.. st.
Olaf, Mortified.
June 6-High School Commencement.
June Base ball, L. G. VS.. Cornell
College. Mt. Vernon.
June 18th-"The Messiah bv De-
corah Choral Union, 1875 voices.
June 1920 June Race Meet.
Base ball, L. @. VS. Leander CLARK
College, Toledo.
Base ball, l.. g. VS.. U. l. u,
Fayette.
July 4th-Celebratio by Luther Col.
lege Club.
July 9-14-Decorah Chautauqua.
July 29-Teachers' Institute opens.
Sept. 10-l3-Winnesheik County Fair.
Sept. 23-District court, Judge Hob
son.
Nov. district court, Judge Eel
lows
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-05-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

Catch bass now-if you can.
Ole Marsh departed Saturday fol
St Paul.
p. @. Olson was business visitor
from Burr Oak on Monday.
ID. Swenson went to Mason City
last night, on business trip.
r. j. Becker was over from Cal
mar Thursday, ON business.
Mrs. Henry Dolly of Calmar was
shopper in the city Monday.
M. T. Torsen was home from a
trip on the road over Sunday.
Guy Thayer arrived on Thursday
from Chicago for an extended visit.
Jess Limbeck of Ossian was a
Sunday visitor with 9. F. Limbeck.
Miss Maude Cooley was a CAL
mar visitor Saturday, between trains.
Miss Alma Knutson spent Sunday
with friends and relatives at Calmar.
H. G.. Ward of Burr Oak was
calling on his many friends here Mon
day.
X. Ellingson of Highland town.
chip was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
DIR. r. L. Topliff came up from
West Union and spent Sunday with
his parents.
Miss Clara Wheatman of Calmar
spent Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in the city.
II Misses Rose Peyer and Loretta
McGary of Ossian were Sunday
/. visitors in DEBORAH.
If your clock needs repairing call
up r. w. Relf, phone No. 42s, and
he will call for it. 2O.2
Frank Linzenmeyer went to
Strawberry Point on Monday, where
he will work this summer.
DIR. A. j. Swezey is attending a
meeting of the state medical society
at Cedar Rapids this week.
ORA G. Woodward attended the
state meeting of homeopathic physi-
clans at Iowa City last week.
Editor. Q. T. Meyers returned
Monday morning from q visit with
his family at Leaf River. Ill.
Il. H. Conigisky went to Chester,
Cresco, and other points Monday
noon, in the interest of his business.
A ten and one-half pound baby
boy came to bless the home OF Prof.
and Mrs. H. @. johnson on Friday.
Pierre Rima and wife moved over
from Ossian Monday. He has &C
cepted position with Roman Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Weiser are
here from Fargo. N. d. for visit
with relatives and friends in the city.
Miss Clementine Tyler arrived
home Saturday from Los Angeles,
Calf, where she has been for some
time.
Il. d. Emery and family departed
Monday noon for Pine River. Mimi,
where they will make their future
home.
Will Knowlton came up from
Fayette last week. to spend Few
DAYS with his parents. returning Mon
day noon.
Every Friday and Saturday during
Nav we will have great bargains on
our and 10 cent counters. N. r.
Croft. 20-l
Will Hilleman of Burr Oak town
ship was pleasant business caller
Saturday, joining Public Opinion
big happy family.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. @. Wason, ar
rived last Friday from Spokane
WASH, on parental visit to the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. John McAndrews.
Mrs. Thomas Graham enjoyed
visit last week from her sons Andrew
and Walter of Dubuque and Georg'
of Austin. The latter goes TO MON
tana this week, where he will tax
M work as conductor on construction
work on the Pacific extension OF TIN
Milwaukee.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
CAN THIS BE
HORACE MARVIN?

JERSEY CITY. y. J.. March 49,
Edward Duddy, 10 years old, of 1sS ID
Morgan street. this city this mornins
notified the Jersey city Evening Jour
nal that he saw Horace Marvin. Jr.,
the four year old boy Kidnapped az
Dover. Del, in charge, OF a woman this
morning az the trolley station near the
Pennsylvania Railroad terminal. Duddy
had a copy OF a newspaper containing
a photograph and description Of the
missing child. He says the little boy
was crying and the woman got aboard
n Greenville car before he could notify
the police
Pennsylvania Railroad detectives and
the police are on the tran of the woman
who arrived on a Pennsylvania Rail-
road train about II O'Clock.
Being without carfare. buddy was
unable TO trail the woman. He ran
to the Evening Journal office, and
pointing TO the newspapers photo E.
graph description, declared that the
woman had the missing child He
gave the following description OF the
alleged kidnaper 20 the Publishers
Press representative: Weight about
2i0 pounds. Jet black hair. oval face.
small nose. blue eyes. lcng black coat
black dress and a rel turuban hat
The woman Duday says used force
in getting the little boy aboard the car.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13

It, TO be sure. should have certain line
Of principles tnat h should follow. It
should be fair to all. Il should appreciate
the force and character OF the laboring
men, so called. aid and abet them in all
their efforts for self improvement and for
the Advancement OF the community 1t
should strive TO see they have square and
fair treatment. It should print their doings
fairly and without bias II should recog-
nize the part they play IN the community
and assist in an their efforts for the bet
terment of their own condition. It should
follow course as seems dictated by the
right Some Of you men I'm discussing these
questions may be too conservative. not
assertlve Of your rights, and the part you
play I'm industrial and social affairs
Others may be too radical and advocate
measures which are really not for your
Continued ON Fifth Page.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
ANOTHER ICE Plant.

The Wilmington Candy Company has
purchased a 20-ton ice plant for their
new factory ON Walnut street. They
bought a De La Vergue this time which
is the same as is used in The Stoeckles
Brewery, Hart Packing House and
others I'm this city. 1t is the highest
price make IN the market. but is con-
sidered the best.
The Candy Company is planning to
have a first class equipped plant
throughout, with about double the
space for manufacturing and new
machinery, win be- able 10 go into
the Nhoiesaling OF Gne candles On
packages which has been so success
fully done by Lowney and others. They
expect to employ about $50 people.
Making their 6wn chocolate from the
bean up is a part that only a few in
the country are able 70 do. Yesterday
they sent some Of their good candy TO
Boston,
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
READ AND REFLECT.

Take any house that has been paint
ed with inferior materials for say six
mcnths or a year and you will find
by rubbing your hand over the surface
that rowdor win come on-and that
powder is a deadly poison. Would you
use IL? We shouldn't think so, because
that would be assisting in the spread
Of disease and probably death. Tho
James NJ. Bryan paint will not chalk
off, but on the contrary forms a hard,
durable, glossy surface that resists the
action Of the elements. Promotes
health. Protects and preserves.
Good results can only follow the use
Of Bryan's material-that's common
sense. isn't IL? Logical and reasonable,
for even a layman knows that poor
paint only produces poor results