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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26
" OMAN is
SAVED BY
PLUCK
VICTIM FALLS DEAD
AT FEET OF HIS
BRIDE.
Bloody Tragedy Closes
With the Suicide Of
Chief Actor.

VANCOUVER. Wash. .oy. es--
trazed by jealousy. Fred 2wingte.
[. farm. hand nuiit recently employ
Cd on the farm Of Mrs. Rose HUFF
man. two miles from Ambey. Clarke
county. wash. late .sast night rid
died hia successful Oval. Alb. New
ell. With bullets from an automatic
Colts revolver. killing him instaRs-
D. lie then attempted to murdee
Nesellf bride Of four days and fAi@
ins Ia that attempt. turned the gAa
upon himself and sent two bulae<s
crashing into his own brain.
The kAxedy took place oei tse
lsuffmaS farm swingle vent to thp
hour@ 20 congratulate Neseii on has
marriage. ard Ia the midst Of bis
@ofds Of felicitation suddenly drew
q revolver from hts pocket and be-
gar firms ri Newell He fired flwa
ahofs into the helpless man. Who feaa
dead AZ tha feet % has horrified
bride.
Having venfed his rAxe ahA sea&
ouay upoa the fnAa WHO had &efeaa
I'd him IN the struggle for the hasa
Of Mrs Huffman. a sldow. swlsgks
turned his attention 10 her. Bs&
she awakened % TIE danger jNxs IN
time. and with svinsls cloes behlsd
her. his weApo6 stiil In his hasaA
she sprang inio sROfher ro0ua a@a
locked the door IN his face. Fooled
ia bis intent 20 add another victim
20 his mania for muEsr, swin@as
concluded the tragedy ~ klihRss
himself
Newell came here from Rainmss
Wash. a few years nR0.
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new PUBLIC
PRINTER

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s-Presi.
dent Roosevelt today announced the
retirement u Public Printer Leach
and the appointment In his place OF
Samuel u. Donneily OF New YORK
Leach has been given hiH old place
az the head Of the Philippines print.
Ing bureau uunneiiy now IN soc.
rctary general % the arbitration
board Of the New York building
trades.
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BOMB IS
HURLED
Assassin Attempts to Kill
ndis r eb Ell
Prosecutor.

CALCUTTA. Nov 20 -grpsecu.
Tor Hume. .ho has been active IN
the attempts 20 prevent revolution.
AIRY outbreaks. nsrfoeiy escaped
soGss .srn bomb
vac ihfuen 40 him. ais wa riding
So = car si.er some Dos .ho asns
concealed osi tAs rosd.,as tsfs. the
houh II ssgucs the roof ~ the cor.
glanced fssf ard fell into q scamp.
whsre Il sxplO1eS
The attempt oa hes life endssss,s-
eddy IL the Tea1lt ~ a plot smous
the rey9iuiionists 10 61 assay aitn
him. though the would bs assassin
escaped ara n0 arrests have been
made ~ yet Il 10 hoped, ho~eser.
that iodays attempt may lead 20
the discovery ~ further Families.
tioaa 81 the system 81 tomb msns-
factnrr.
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FIRE RAGING ON WRECKED BOAT.
(By United Press

VALETTA, lse Of MALTA, Nov. 26.-The admir-
atty issued statement at saying that the search
of the hull of the liner Sardinia which burned just
outside the hsrbor yesterday shows that the death list
includes 123 persons.
The search Of the hull il being conducted by men
from the warships but is Slow work and is very diff.
cult the fire ia still burning The ship is hot
il is almost impossible for the sailors remain aboard
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BOTH. READY
FOR TIKI:
FIGHT
PAPKE AND KETCHEL
ARE I'M PERFECT
CONDITION.
Crowd Promises TO Be
Largest Of the
Season.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov re-
Ideal weather il promised for the
third meeting between Billy Papkc
and Stanley ketchel for The middle
weight championship % the world
az the Mission ~. arena thla after.
noon. The rainy. clustering wea1h.
er Of "Wednesday gave way this
morning 10 glorious sunshine. With
ever Indication that this condition
would continue. should there b.
shifting u the weather. a great can.
vas tent will b. spread over the
open air arena Both fighters re-
manned ahed late. and after ilehf
breakfast. went out for a short
stroll until ths weighing IN, witch
took place At n 10
More ketehel money showed AZ.
self this morning. aud was eagerly
snapped up By papkeu admirers.
Who laid 10 20 Z on their favorlta
although frw bets at 10 10 )
were recorded Papke continues
the generalization ~ confidence.
~ does ketchri. although The Mich
isander lacks that feeling 81 90.
prone indifference for tho prowcss
% his opponent that ~ has shown
IN his previous ooutestH
FiEht fans began the flngwaga
Journey hsfofe noon. and unless AL
signs fail. the croNd will be ono u
the largest that Promoter C0ffroth
has handled Sporting nen from
many coast aud interior points
fiocked into the cts last nighs and
this morning. showing the Intense
Interest thar the battle has arouardr
The BOXERS viii be sent away on
What n expected 90 b. one % The
bloodlest Journeys ia Rms history
a. z1a. II thsY "a the fall 20
rounds. which Il IL hardly expected
they wili. the mill wili b. over be
fore I ueluck.
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HAIR RIM AN AND
HILL BURY
RATCHET

CHICAGO. Nov 20 The report
Il circulating today throughout the
railroad systems controlled BY
James J. Iill and n ~ Hartman
that the respective magnates have
buried the hatcnct and SIRE smoking
the pipe Of peace. Following the
rumor comes the announcement
that the roads Will proceed under
harmonious management and the
development Of the branch lines
viii be conducted peacefully.
The role of peacemeker IL as.
cribed "a J. =. Morgan. Sho.
through the efforts Of James sun.
man. had become friendly 20 Harri.
man
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STEAMERS CRASH IN HEAVY FOG
DEATH FOR EIGHT PASSENGERS
Invite ALL NATIONS TO
Send FLEETS TO EXPO

hlg naval review here next year.
exposition officials are also direct
INK their efforts towards having
the navy department send the old
wafShip Constitution to Seattle for
the exhibition. Already the GOV.
crnmeat has arranged 20 shin a
submarine boat 60 give tests on
Lake Union and a life saving sta.
ton Is to be crectNd near the OK.
position. where the government will
give. daily exhibitions 20 demon.
straie every known appliance for
saving life
There Is hardly a day during the
year but what government rcyeuue
cutters. transports. cableships. sur.
vcy boats or other craft owned and
operated by. Uncle Sam steam into
tois port on official business. or 10
outfit for extended cruises 10 the
Orient or the Alaskan coast small
launches used "a run down the
smuggier's boat dart IN and ont o.
the hay and altogether Seattle viii
no doubt show the world next year
every type Of government vessel
from the biggest batticshlp 90 the
smallest boat flying the stars and
stripes,
Sight for Luebers.
Freight aud passenger steamships
from all over the world now come
20 Seattle with their big cargoea
and load on the sound FOR return
voyages The Hlll liner Minnesota.
the largest freight.carricr III the
world, would open the eyes az thou,
sands 81 visitors from Inland states
" - have never seen a warphip. and
have little conception Of the size
OF the modern ocean liner.
The marine spectacle In the hAr.
Dor next year. even with the pres
ence Of the Pacific squadron. will
prove one 0f the big features for
visitors. should foreign nations &C.
ccpt this invitation 10 participate.
As u - believed they viii DO. the
fleet review together With the natl
ltAry and naval program that could
be arranged would be- the blEEcat
event " the hisiory % the exposi
tion and bring thousands ~ persons
20 Seattle from every part o. the
United States.
The Invitations 20 participate in
q grand fleet review IN 1909 wi
b. forwarded 20 the navy depart
menss Of Great Britain. France. Ger.
many. China. Japan. Russia. Chilli.
Peru. fialY and ethef nations. and
early replies are expected
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The satisfactory outcome of the
recent election has restored conf.
dence In marked degree There
IS already "a substantial improve
meut In business. with prospects OF
steady Increase In same. Underly.
Ing conditions OF the country are
and have been sound and the out
come of the election was the only
element Of uncertainty that has De.
layed return 10 normal conditions,
and this Is a0w removed
w n TRUEsDALE,
President Lackawauna Railroad
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HONESTY AND FAIR DEALING
BRING PROSPERITY.
CIV Rudolph spreokles.)

II IS my belief that conditions
must improve as the result OF the
elections just hold Tho people
everywhere are supporting the ptin-
ciples of President Roosevelt. and as
a consequence there "a hope eor ob.
tanning truly representative govern
ment and the rc.oslablifhmont Of
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VESSEL. is
CUT IN
TWO
.fBy Unitzt1 Psszaeb

NEW YORK, Nov. 7s.-Eivhf passengers sss
missing and several members 81 inc crews may have
been drowned when the steamer Finance, Of the Pan
anna Steamship company cut in two in eollision
with the White Star freighter Csorge off Sandy Heck
in dense fog today.
The first observation Of the accident was made
by the Waterman in the marine observatory tower
Sandy Hook who says the water about the scene Of
the collision dotted with feboats Ia is supposed
the crews of the George and the oil tank ship Hesperus
which nearby went to the rescue Of those aboard
the Finance The wrecked weasel carried 90 passen-
gers in addition to,her crew
On account Of the heavy fog. which Is now lift
ing slowly, il is impossible to obtain positive informa
ton regarding the loss of life
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sion resulting from n lack Of conf.
dence in the government policy viii
pass with the assurance given BY
the election uf a man to M the 90.
flee Of chief executive who believes
ia the honest enforcement Of the
Law instead of the sporadic attacks
ON some and the immunity Of 9th
erA More favored az a nation. we
discount the future. The rosnmp.
ton Of business viii be az rapid as
tbs remembrance Of past hurts will
allow
JOS. LETTER
Millionaire Capitalist and Coal
Mine Owner.
zelalpr. Ill
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this country. have already shown
substantial Improvement The tone
Of business Is sound Consumers.
constructors and financial interests
are alike showing their desire 10
begin TO do business with conf.
dcnce In q just return. believe
that this revival Will be gradual,
extending over the winter months.
90 tbat by the spring Of next year
all seeaarY and usual business op.
eTalions will have fully recovered
from the depression OF the past ~
months
DANIEL GUGGENIEiM.
President American Smelling a.
RcfInlnR 90.
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opie Read well known writer
aud lecturer. viii give one ~ bis
famous humorous readings tonight
At o'clock IN the " ~ G. A.
building auditorium Mr. Read IL
now on bis last lecture tour. for
many years ~ leakf. a. his duties
on Chicago papers require bis
presence In bis office His topic
will be taken from the Southern
life with which he Is familiar. and
10 the portrayal OF which he Is a
master
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ovYLcc~ VEkV
GREATLY IMPROVED.


AtI - - RNNARiAf
The outlook for general business.
as a result OF the election. Is very
greatly improved with business
men generally look forward 60 a
conservative administration, which
won't In any degree lessen the pres
emf Administrations big ideals but
carry them out In "a temperate judi
oial manner The prosperity of this
country ls 80 iuteowovon with the
great corporations that they cannot
be injured without ALMOST every
body being hurt
". r. BEDFORD.
President Corn Products Refining
Co.
Now York City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-26

Saturday afternoon The Star oasa
riers will b. the guests II Aiex.
PantaEes. az the PantaEes theater.
The boys viii assemble ~ The Star
theatre. led by Prof Miners Boys
band A specially arranged PRO-
gram viii be given and e IL nee4
less to say that the carriers via
have one Of the best times 81 thair
lives
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PROSPERITY WHEN PEOPLE
RUSH TO THEATRES.


10y David EoIasco,l
] can only speak from my own
recent happy experience. which
iustiiies the brightest optimism With
stars playing to eArmcity, and every.
ono seeming so runh la the box %,
flee for seats Ia advance There
are hherallty, cheer and h0gefai
nesa about the outlook. which, no@
that the hOnrNt and reliahle Taft ~
OsiF chosen leader alYss Us~tStsa ~
ren@sed and abundant grosporitN
DAVID REiASEG. -.
Nv@ GoYA fAeS, real Msu&gcr
Assi Playwright
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VERY TYPE
Of VESSEL
WANTED
TAFT MAY COME TO
REVIEW PAGEANT
OF THE SEA.
AE;cials Win Try to Get
he Famous Constitu-
hon for Show.

i. s.trgnatsaHal feet review viii
..ssaIv h oae Il the Blk features
- Alaska YUKON Pacific expo.
~ nexs ysar
49, naslenx having war YES
80 Pacific waters will soon ~
- n lnritation from the sscFe.
ws.ks navy 70 participate In
: rsAest naval demonstration
= nnsd
- states Senator 81 n.
mM alfeaay saken this matter
rrz he nzxy department and
retwn 10 Washington will
- III rnsefnment representa-.
- ~ siew Of having az least
a.ea * tie big naYles o. the
III rssrssented here IN 1909
t. ~ Il all improbable that
Hsb&sss TAN can b. induced "a
- u Seattle f0r the opening
- IL Pacific ahow. or az least
1a u usy about the time the
unA.s< u AL nations would a..
~ d Esliot bay
pssifle sauadron.
rsnsy Department has already
rx1Nt % have the Pacific
Faz-e # > 60zea vessels. lare
ii fzzn here twice during the
~ q he exposition. With
1RE 1ziians represented By one
M q their vessels. the naval
ar e y o. - big hattleshlps
y essssrz. besides Tire fleet oi
Nett hnatE destroyers. Gunhoats
II snaier craft woald make the
H>xizg u war vessels in Seat.
y sArsnF one % the greatest
= sseais h the History Of the
-
- m4xn.fieent reylew Of the
7ssass DARING the presence % the
aa4z<'< nzst here last spring vas
q grz1&<zs pz&zanf ever witness.
q : IL e.ts This spectacle
eoa'e enlI = sssfsAad0wed Ia mag.
tii1cs D - presence Ia ths
xsisFs q - tay Of vessels rep
ass1fzE - Bis nations % ths
s1r't
historic Warahip.
, assseslen with arranging foi
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STEAMER RUNS ASHORE.

my United fresaD
CAPE CHARLES, w. Va, Nov. 26.--The large
passenger steamer Maryland ashore here this fore
in the dense fog. Life savers are at the scene
rendering assistance. II 10 not known whether there
has been any loss of fe Many Of the passengers be-
frantic after the struck and il s believed
several jumped overheard before officers could inter-
fere. A heavy swll is running.
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= AAAsAsssAsAAA 4
BUSINESS RgrTER
WNeh @tRGA taWsA.


Wy W W NVWVWFFF
Ia answer sG g1ssS Telegram. J Aln
@as5ss& ass Ahs t&ai ias hgsissys. of
sNg W sasswyW S&s~S TELEGRAPH Co
b. gradually iAagrSlring
II. &. CLOWRY.
President Weston Union.
Ns& York City.
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BATTLESHIP
ORDERED TO
HAYTI

WARRINGTON. New 28.-The
protected cruiser Tacoma vas this
Afternoon given rush orders 10 pro.
coed 70 rsyti 20 protect American
interests during the present upria.
ing. The Tacoma 10 now a Guar
tansno vnoer command 81 Com
mander John Hood.
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honesty and fair dealing Ia business
This must restore our confidence
In one another, save 1hc honor of
our country aud insure permanent
prosperity
RUDOLPH SPRECKELS.
California Millionaire
san Francisco. Cal.
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LOOKS FOR GENERAL
IMPROVEMENT.
fBy lluah }. chlshoIm. !

= tRy Hugh J. chIsholm.)
. AZ a result Of the election
= feel that confidence has large. !
: y been restored. Men en-. /
: gagged IN all classes Of business /
= will now have a feeling % safe {
= y which they have not had for I
4 several years, and therefore I 1
= look for and expect a general /
4 Improvement IN ali business. !
= such as we are now expert I
= encinn IN our own.
\ HUGH J. CHISHOLM,
President international Pa I
. PEI CO.
= Portland, Me.
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wooda,sn 70 Dance

Elliott Hay camp 80. 6t1s. Mod
eru Woodmeu ~ America. will give
a dance for members and friends az
Columbia bail tonight
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SEES NOTHING GUT PROS
PERiTN NEXT Four VEARSs


believe the next four years wfFf
bring the greatest prosperity % ihka
country we have ever had We ara
starting ont az relatively low prices,
and with plenty OF money in all the
banks az reasonable rates. { believe
that Tar viii make a. ideal pfe@
ident on account az temperament
and training ! can see nothing hae
great prosperity ahead II us tho
nest four years
a. OGDEN ARMOUR.
PTeEldent ATm0Ur Packing ia
ChicaaO. tll.
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President American Wooden co.
New York city.
DEPRESSION Will PASS AWAY


This country is prosperous as the
producta'of The earth are bountcous
On this score wo have nothing 90
complain o. The period OF dcproa.
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Steamer A. G. Lindsay returned
this morning from Tacoma and Is
AZ pier T. she will not 60 out gatil
Dec. 5 a. her boilers are 10 be over.
hauled.
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RAILROAD MAoNATE
MOI OPTIMISTIC.

am not feeling optimistic OF the
lul aness situation In the country az
present
r. = RIPLEY.
President Santa Ne Railroad.
French Lick. Ind.
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: F+fE44FE 4EEl
HaHEelE SURE
> OF PROSPERITY.

, :, andrew csrneeie.)
: isias' 49, 70 your inquiry the
lssss s''s ls 70 aurmount her
! a. e she always has
; .ss heF prosperity ~ as
; hes... come 70 her again as
: sts ta u. come with The spring
! 'safs q charmed llfe.
; ss~ sNbhEW CARNEGIE.
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The best long.dlstance run by
a Pennsylvania train was Nov 3,
1905 between Jersey City and
Chicago. The train left Harris
burg AN hour aud 30 minutes late,
and reached Chicago three 'mln-
uios late The actual running time
was l6 hours and "a minutes.
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PROSPERITY SURE, SAFE
AND LASTING.
~ chauneer n. pspewl

The election has rc.cHtabliBheq
confidence and released boarded
capital for enterprises and develop.
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@G8T People AND
QNGAVG@v NATION.


Nv J4Nm o. FeN@os%.S
. I AN n believer Gs,s. <s ever.
. rhat w~ aYr the xspste~t nation
. and the Sdsa s~sfgSo on the face I
= of the earsb. art tAst We are
4 vet in our iSSnncy In every I
! way. What we need more
4 than any other one thing to !
4 make MS really great CONNER !
4 cially Is a federal incorpora- !
4 ton law. !
4 JOHN D. ARCHBOLD. J
4 Vice Pres. standard OH Co. !
4 New York City. !
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Pswe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN
4et6 wO0kEA euSlRGss


TIE sslhs&ts~&s cstst hsse ~ e1e0afmG
ing In the Nussiep aad @usvsgd sstss
mess. A ce.cld~us ssnpspeeer@@s i@
sentiment since election M eR swsSfeve
stimulated by MIR TEfs's Ct@~amgaata
assurances TO business sr,s&. ~sass
IL advancing and inquiries s&aa sSr
dorn for manufactured goods are "a
Ing made and placed with greater
confidence.
WM. NJ WOOD
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AND MONEY rs
PLENTIFUL.


= tBy Frank a. Vanderbilt 4
4 u Is my belief that the com. 4
4 try has entered urun as era Of 4
4 great prosperity. The election 4
= Of Taft has established conf. 4
= deuee IN the future Economic =
= conditions throughout the
= country are such that the inn =
= pruvelnent shoald be- rapid =
4 There Is an abundant supply of =
= money. and the banking post 4
4 sioa Is sound a
a FRANK A. VANDERBILT. A
A Noted Fnancier Managing
. Vice President National city
= Rank a
. New Work CitY. .
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SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT
SAYS RAILROAD MAGNATE.

New York city.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-04-02
New Crop Of Druggists.

Denver-The State Board OF Phai
macy consisting of Messps. A. w
Scott. Fort Collins: w. l.. Shockey,
Cripple Creek. and s. l.. Bresler. Den
yer. held examinations at the Denver
Gross Medical college, March Goth and
.1st. Tho following passed as regis
tered pharmacists:
Emma Boyd. Lafayette: Edwin NJ
Broadwell. Trinidad; Frank w. Carl
Denver: Leon L. Davis. Cripple Creek +:
]. p. Dietrich. Denver: John p. Dow
Denver: b. o. Erwin. Denver; John
II. Farmer, Victor; Eugene Gentelni
Leadville; Fred Ross Gibson. Denver:
Linden X. Haney. Denver; w. p. Hur'
ley. Fort Collins: Fred c. Jones. Ala
mosa; Bert b. Kavanaugh. Denver:
Fred Knauss. Sheridan. Wyo.: Henry
Lichtenwalner. Boulder: Edward b
McCamme. Denver; John X. Miller
Colorado Springs: PRESLEY l.. Moore
had, Denver; J. ID. Nickson. Fort Nor
gan: Horace S. Price. Canon City;
James Reed, Denver: Sam F. Reed
Denver: Frank r. Rogan. Leadville;
Oliver Rumble. Canon City; Victor Sa
phro. Boulder: F. w. Schroeder, New
Windsor: Ed. F. Shimerda. Denver;
Oliver Snapp, Manzanola; II. II. Stew
ems. Denver; J. f. Vance, Denver;
Fred Wooley, Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-04-02
Crusade Hits Market street.

Denver. The Republican Friday
morning says:
The way of the transgressor Is hard
in political campaigns.
BY order Of the district attorney.
who had some 100 warrants sworn out
before a justice of the peace, the
women in the red light" district, who
have been living in the. one-story
shacks facing on the streets, moved
away during yesterday morning and
last night. The males who live of the
earnings Of fallen women and the men
who profit through renting and sub
renting the houses, had disappeared
from twelve to twenty-iUur hours be-
fore. Four or five OF the parasites
were caught and lodged in Jail on
charges of vagrancy. The crusaders
from the district attorneys office were
successful in the main undertaking OF
riddins the district Of this class of In
mates. A few OF them left the city un-
til the storm" had passed, but most
took rooms in other parts Of town.
Although the crusade originated in
the political game OF whether the po-
lice department might not gain advan-
tage over the district attorneys ONCE
at the coming election, there is reason
to believe that the worst feature Of
Market street will be obliterated as q
result. A movement has been on foot
for some time past to get rid Of these
cribs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-04-02
For. Collin. Y. M. c. A. Building.

Denver.-A Fort Collins dispatch
says: With actual figures before them
showing in detail just how things
stand, the expense of every item and
the money received from all sources,
the active working forces of the Y. M.
C. A. Thursday mapped out the cam
paign for securing the necessary funds
to put the new building in shape for
occupancy at the earliest possible date.
The statistics show total expenditures
and estimated expenditures amounting
to $S3,661.03 or this $41.O13.7S has
been collected on subscriptions and
the estimated amount good on unpaid
subscriptions is $l2,5O0. leaving $780,
14125 to be collected
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-04-02
Railroad Wins Rate Case.

washington.-The case Of the inter
state commerce commission versus
the Chicago Great Western Railway
Company, known as the meat rate
case and involving the right OF the
company to reduce the freight rate on
live stock products without making
similar reduction in the rate on live
stock itself. was decided by the Su-
prem Court of the United States Mon
day In favor of the railroad company.
The suit was instituted in the inter
est OF the city of Chicago. it being al
legged that the change had worked in
calculable hardship to Chicago by di-
verting shipments of livestock from
that city to st. Paul and to Missouri
River points. The interstate COM
merce commission found that the
change Of the rate on one article with
out a corresponding change on the
other was unlawful, but the courts re-
fused to uphold that view.