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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
MRS. GOODWIN COMING.

W L. Goodwin. of the Road Com mission, has telegraphed for Mrs. Goodwin. who will probably arrive with her baby on a boat of the first fleet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

ought and would nea at Hs. t man.
 Tac actual uumb,r ls ...a.s fH. HH W4a -,xaH AItsr tN.Ir lsaIa rH.s... ufsr convention auuffHH.# r-=HN
 sheldon Wso uatr.t Utn rne se.er returned afterwards Jui t.rHref t.# h. s4H#e naeh ta H.eazH.l# t.. a..#=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
CASE AGAINST TRANSFERS
 POSTPONED I'LL MONDAY

3l.r-rsf-, #=tiH-1 TlH#-l ##.# ua.az Eas,. aalehfa-t. kia= aud kHz< ..= la-.=# aa#smHed uniH as& HaaH=s- Is n m ..fsr ta Efs# fu#g=Er H#f..# aHt- counsel to consider ih. aa.# HHty 9f raeistiHE 'Ht=-Htt ar fa.ne# af#aa- r. Inc m,Htms fsa# :. r5a defendant hafe ratd fHa Heen..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
KENNEDY REARRESTED
 ON CHARGE OF RAPE

Eiil Kennedy. who was acquitted by the jury "f ehe charge of giving liquor te natives. was arrested again today on the charge of rape. The crime i~ alleged tn have been committed on an Eskimo girl who was in the house in which Kennedy was charged win hav- ing given the wine.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
BRIDGE BILL
 IS PASSED
F't lrt's Soecf5f Service

E!, -Irt's Soec55f srrefce
 WNSHNGTaN u l Mly f4 Tho ."lt-e ff--ed t#e eu permitting tho HHuilffH- ae5 let- rtef inc Copper rs.a ard in. py.rus tkar The eum- a5.tas raHur.d tl#arahl1 pn Tho hll =aTHs rirHs=l-a. 8.j thr -uerr~z of -s. =r-.i-as-r H-trr doubted
 The construction II tha LuIs. Alu 1.su immediately and rrains will Ip"aahie eru-- thr Copper riyer h,.- fnrs fIIl
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
ELECTION
 TOMORROW
EVERY QUALIFIED VOTER MAY CAST A BALLOT WITHOUT
 PREVIOUS REGISTRATION.

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 registered.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
OIL TANKS
 EXPLODE
GREAT AMOUNT or PROPERTY LOST AND MANAGER IS
 BLOWN TO BITS.
Nuggets Special servic,

Nugge{S opecial SerVlct.
 At1:tQt'ERQtE. N NJ. May 14 The Continental oil tanks at Douur eNrloaed Nrsterdar and an immense amount of damage was inflicted on property Tae report of the explosion was heard for many miles. and thc Hash Iit up thc sky like volcano
 The h"uSe of Manager Clark. which stood aoaH the tanks. Was demolished completely and rlarlac himself Wa~ killed Instantly
 The cause "f fhr explosion is a mys- tery. and every effort to fathom it has proved maHailtng \ rumnr was cur rent to the effect that tho explosion Was caused maliciuusly. hut yrrs f.u give crcdeucc tn the report.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
ATTENTION EAGLES

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
ROBBERS
 STILL FREE
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE. May IA Tho mon wha held up tHc express "u the Great Northern arc still at large and uara, a ciue io fhcir whereabouts has been obtained
 IL has HOW trauSpircd that they were seen in thc tnnncl before the holdup. hut those who saw them are not ahl" to give any description that might lead to their discovery
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

 STARVING
CANADIANS WHO FOUGHT F0E ENGLAND IN SORE STRAITS
 IN SOUTH AFRICA.
N agget's speorat Service.


 NEW WESTMINSTER. .E.c al5r H. II x rerortea Una, several af H.. Canadians uh" a.Hf 10 Saulh Aua ta lisht against i'm Eorr= are iHs in thaf coWtu uaV and 8 afH will be made ta send relief The preliminary steps hay, a1-#a# been taken [" obtain funds for H. rurro-e. and H Eree auamt mn. b. expected
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
STATION D

Tickets for the Seward PeninsuI. Railroad may be secured at the Dis eovery saloon. which IS designated as Station D.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
COAL LANDS BILL
 FAvoRA8LY REPORTED
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D- C.. May l4.-Thc house committee reported favorably on the Alaska coal lands bill this after noon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
CLAIMS PART OF
sSEREEk Ay

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
WASHING
 FOR TAFT
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SPOKANE. Ma H It is now eer- tain that the state republican convcn- tion win eudors, Taft It is quite possible Chat his endorsement will br practically n.uou-. Anyhow. the delegates will bc instructed for him HifhaHt q doubt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
MORE FOR
 REINDEER
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. May The senate appropriations rmmittsc re- ported fayorably today on the bin for increasing the appropriation for the Alaska reindeer service
 The hill provides for an increase of $500.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
CURR ENGY
 BILL SAFE
Na79ess sp4ar Ser, zee

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
AN OFFICE
 IN NOME

To facilitate the collection of ae- counts and for the purpose nf business connected with our Solomon and Dick son stores We will maintain an office in Nome at the old stand.
 A H E R. WING G co. A C H R. Ew ING 6 co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
T0 LOCATE:
 BOUNDARY
LINE BETWEEN DOMINION AND ALASKA NOT YET FULLY
 MAPPED OUT
Nuonet-s spseLaL sarvLce.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
Granite Mining Candles are the bes,
MAY FESTIVAL

Keep your eve on the strawberry shortcakc al the Congregational church on Tuesday. May 19.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

 G0vE: RH0RS
!l,eets sp-ea. Service

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
FIFTEEN
 ARE DEAD
TIRE VICTIMS ADDED TO THE LIST MADE BY NEBRASKA
 TORNADO.
Nuggets Special Service.

OMAHA. May IL Three mat- deaths nave "ccurrrf as a result ar the tornado which swept t5roueH Sarpv county yesterday. This brings the number of dead fo la altogether hut one or two moro may not nrc.
 IL is now safe to say that the loss tn property will amount to $5000o
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
No QUORuM.

>H 'faHai s#Ht ffsf HI-- #ias. u s.e D ar n.aa,ra. .f- H.a a# Hs A+- therefore hold
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
BILLIE TEEk RESIGNS.

iaH0 T. H .II-E.aNa r.unnu o1 t=e North Fee s#H fa= resigned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
s25,OOO FOR
 SCHOOLS
Nuggets Special ssrwce.

Nuggets Special Ssrvee.
 WASHINGToN. t' C.. May l4 The e"mmirse "i appropriations has rec- 'mmended an ncrra-r Co S9Ie0o ol the appropriation for the henedt of native -e-aal~ in Alaska
 Granite Mining Candles are the best 6latx weinsr Beer at tn. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
HUMBOLDT LEAVES.

'Iagaet's Speala3 Service.
 SEATTLE. tl# f Ta. tsau,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
LUMBER
 PRICE CUT

r. h Tanner a~ cam bn seen from tas adFsfli~Hs columns. is rradg |. deHYer mHhsr on taa Nome docks rar Sie thousard and finished sIuice lumber for SIf and aat- for $5o
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

A. B. C.. Iemp's. and Red, White and Blue bottled beer at "The North ern." 25 cents a bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14

8latx weiner Beer at tn. Bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
Wanted Him 10 Run for Mayor, But Wage w, \
Him When He Wants to Go 10 The Nat,,.
Convention.

The King County Democratic
elub. organized for the purpose of
defeating ~ Mayor Moore for Co.,
election. having contributed 70 the
accomplishment ~ that end haa
now started ouf after The scalp oi
atate Senator George 3 enffelll
During The Time that their energies
sore devoted chiefly a. The elimin
alton Of Judge Moore ffUm demo
cratic politics. me club and lis
leading members pretended 20 De-
friendly towards Mr. CoifeIiil. sud
come Of them even urged ST. Cot
feuil 20 beeoms "a candidate Tor
mayor, assuring him 81 their rup
port N be would do 20
SIR Cottsrill. ~ the instance ~
"a number Of his friends. has ca.
tered the race for delegate 20 Tho
national convention a. Denver The
leaders Of the klnE County club
have given Il out that thay arc
opposed 10 bis selection aud Will
nght him IN the county convention
~ necessary. Some Of the mem
beers of the club are insisting chat
only safe aud sane candidates be-
sent 10 the national convention.
Little interest Was taken IN the
democratic national convention ln
this state until the news came from
the east that q Woii-orgauixed cam
paigu had been inauKurated By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
DESPERATE PLAN
TO BREAK JAIL
fBy United pres.1

Aby Ontted Pfeael
EVERETT. March 10 Eleven
prisoners wers implicated In an at
tempt - break out Of the county
iAll. bat the plot was discovered
and the plan frustrated by sheriff
Beard ! J keeley. street fakir.
was the rinEl.Adcr In she plot. and
had been supplied with tools with
which to cut the bars BY some
friend on tho outside who had been
liberated short time before
The authorities received tip
that the escape would be attempt
cd They watched aud say Keeley
crawl through the bars entirely
naked as the aperture vas too mar
row for him 10 get through with
his clothing on. The haeksaws with
which the bars were cut were
passed into the jail Monday niEht
Two plans for a general delivery
had bern formulated. One was 20
entice Deputy Knowles. who lives
Rt the iail. into the cell room on
the plea that one of the prisoners
was very lli. and when the depuiya
back vas turned 20 throw a blanket
over him. secure the Keys and walk
out The other plan was Go cut
the bars on a window and drop TO
the ground ON a rope made Of
blankets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

one Of themselves. that he has com.
mitted nu offrnse greater than to
plead for the rights OF the op-
pressed Russian paanHntry They
charge that because the eznf could
not gain possession II him because
Of political offcnaea. he has trump
90 up a series Of murders "a b.
laid al ronrenH door. The pris
oneru eountfymen have employed
able counsel aud will exert all their
Influence 10 prevent the forced ru.
turn 81 paureu 10 Russia They
realize that his life vii be a mat.
ter Of few days after he has once
crossed tho border p0urrn left
Ruasia Ia the fail Of is0G.
The ears officials claim that
Poufcn VAS AZ the head Of a group
81 bandits who burned two inns
and several HOUSES. and that they
murdered four people because 81
disappointment over tie amount Of
loot obtaiRsd on fohhiRg rXpedl.
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
GAMBLING DEN IS
RAIDED

Thirty sin laps and four China.
men wsfe arrested last night Ia a
Faid Is the police under Sergeant
Bryant On gambling rooms la the
basement ~ the California HOUSE.
Fourth a.. south and Aain a.
The route Of the police lead
through hany blind alleys. cord.
doris aud Railways and the use %
an ads Waa necessary before the
door could b. opened
The players had heard the 20
lice coming. aud attempted "a con.
zeal the implements Of fantan
which vas being played at the time
of the raid Duminnsa had been
substituted but tho faniAn buttons
and sticks we're found in the cor.
'nef.
II IL alleged that Chicago Dan
10 proprietor. bat he denies H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
SHAKE-UP IN
RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG March Ia
Convinced that Russias diplomats
have lost their nerve as a result OF
their county's recent troubles NJ
home and abroad. the czar has de.
terminsd on complete re-orKani.
ration OF the service.
Grand Duke Vladimir has been
charged with the conduct Of the
ahake-up and the selection of a
younger and more aggressive corps
which can plaY the diplomatic
game with the traditional skin OF
the Muscoyito despite the late re.
verses.
In addition 10 a host Of lesser
lights. the following men hitherto
elaased as leaders In Russian
diplomacy are said 10 be- slated for
retirement: NJ lsyolsky. minister
Of foreign affairs. NJ Zinovieff. am
baasador To- Turkey: ~ Nelidoff.
ambassador To France. Count Us.
Saken ambassador to Germany
and Count Cassini, ambassador to
Spain and former ambassador to
the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

Seattle Star Exclusive SefViee.l
SEW YORK. Mch IA Jan ianuff
Pourrn. Russian exile. probably
stands AZ the verge ~ his grave. ~
tfuclo Sam complies with the de-
mand OF the caaf FOR puufenH "a
tradition az a murderer. that Will
be- the end af Ponrcn II extfadi
iion 10 refused. Pourcn and bis
sadly troubled wife will be enabled
20 make their way 10 the land OF
liberty
pouFrn - charged with having
been a leader Of the Red Hand
league ia i.iYunia. which is pome
y here Ia Russia Tho Russian con.
sui general. agent OF the esar IN
the attempted estradltion. SAYS OF
Puurun. ite IL ono 81 the most
cold bloodod criminals aud murder
ers Russia has knowa Ia modern
times
An army Of Russian cxiiea In this
city have rushed Ga the defense of
Pouren. They declare that be h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
BREWERY ANNEX IS NOW
AFTER GEORGE COTTERuI
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral service of Mr.
Johanna tn vii be held at the
ST James cathedral Friday morn
Ing az O'Clock Tho burial uiiI
take place az Calvary cemetery
Tho funeral service Of George "
9 Donneil. Who died March u. At
Everett. took place this morning ~
p o'clock tlum the church Of cur
Lady Of Good Help The burial
took place at the Calvary cemetery
The funeral service of Mra Lula
Fiddler WAS held from the chapel a.
HutterWorih a Sons this afternoon
at ! o'clock The burial took place
At the Mount Pheasant cemetery
The funeral service of Alice Huy
der will take place Friday after
neon at is30
The funeral service ~ 4 X
Churchill took place FROM tie
chapel of nutfefWorih A. Sons tbiH
afternoon az O'Clock The burial
took place az the Mount Pleasant
eemetefy
The funeral service 81 Fred Wish
ard was held this morning at 10 %
from the paflofa of the Bonney
Watson company The burial took
place al the Lake View cemetery
The funeral service Of Mr.
Happy Morris took place At 2
O'Clock today from the residence
The body viii be shipped to shen.
andaah la. for burial.
The funeral service Of Mahao
Mort viii take place from the fam.
is residence Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The body will be Gre.
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

sIs iIfrsd Interests
tHa be uomiaaii..s !, 10
sH haf tended 3 "a
flfr dsmaffafa -. y
aae which mas IsTk Z
sc and zane eelesstles =
= y
t#ar nearly an ses,.,.
sc loudly dselafis, - -
lf HeH 20 Bryan. bos ~
fHss ~ come II them I -
q q Hese 'hofougAig e.,s !, 80
II Hat ~ some ot6e,s -. .s'.'is,
distinction bong made Il ~
ofIs.Hal Bryan meh. tks =
mfH af is's and 1900 aksIp. ~ ~
OF more recsnt c0nzerslss -
IN DE fseiioHal corfs.
leadsIH .n me Bryan eisb 49,. =
ihafIH fhe recent city elss.sa ~. =
King Comfy Demoer.,,s =
brought ouf a mayofsltg ss.., -
Who Halied Bryan IL $50 80 =.
him IN is effort % defeat -.
Moore Hho has alusys t.s
io}a Hfan follower
VIII these conditions d ,,n
cry effort az harmoni1iaz 4. -
democratic factions tends -, ! !.
show that The ehAsm bstx.es -,
b. too wide 10 be bridsed az =.
O. la nov inevitable hat he =
have % flghi Il out Ia ths u,.x.''..
to elect delegates 70 ~ -.
Convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
CREIGHTON SLATED
FOR APPOINTMENT

II IL beginning 20 Be accepted
about the eity hall ss n foregone
conclusion that eK-Councilmsn ,.
NJ. criehton wiil be- appointed city
health commissioner. when the ap
pointment il made hy Mayor Alii-
Ter. but the appointment may not
be made for several DAYS.
With the approach Of summer.
the complete reorganization 81 the
department and the inauguration
Of the spring inspection and clean.
lng up worA IL daily becoming more
pressing At the present time She
old department u practically die
organized. grave doubt even exist.
ing A. 10 whether the members en-
pioyed Ia II are really IN the en-.
ploy Of the eity since the adoption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

~ the charter amendner, s.,sA.
INK the department.
Meanwhile. however ne pose,
and duties u the nev ensnmsu,s,
er have not been defined b A.
council. nor has hts salarr 10
fixed ~ that body. Thew -
tera wers All lef, b. ne eksss
amendment 70 the council
An ordinance enzcsink theu e.
visions sas luifodaeed IN sifsa
f0rm last Monday sight snA |.
fcffed 70 the committee on hesa
aud Hanitativh. ~ Until the q.
uitiees are Appointed b Pfeasss.
GIN there Is 10 COMMITTEES a
health and sanitation. nor u
there be. officially. until the 4.
eial naming II the committees IN
Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

round theworld run. made TIN b
cision today Thomas NJ iez'
Tor naEgett 10 direct Driver brzf
er Of the Thomas car 70 iaks y
machine through this siif
The leader in the Fsn sAazl
reach here saturday morning Fra
here the autos win be PLACED xseaE
steamers Of the Pacific cssf
Steamship Co. and Transported I
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
MISSING GIRL
FOUND IN JAIL

Annie Hallimeek. the girl who
gave her name as Mary Kuhiiek.
charged with shopliftinE. was yes.
terday identified by her two sisters
who visited police headquar.
ters to report that the girl was
missing from her home at 1912
18th av. south. The women We're
sent to the home OF the police
matron, whore the suspected girl
vas confined. and Identification
was immediate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
ANTITRUST Law IS NOT u
BE modified

effort 70 amend the lsv vcu< n
eskarily be followed By pvlma
discussion. which could nos y -
ed before congress adjourned
A CONGRESSMAN Who IL oppssf b
the picking 20 pieces II ne -
trust law AT this time said ic1E
that even President Roexvl
would not feel eonpeteni 70 szs &
the matter In the time ie.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII 10 the Rest

Charge for two con ssutive
days Ice per line per day Seven
words Co the line. Three con.
secutlye DAYS. one cent a word,
one month. te per line per day
Minimum charge Tor an ad
go cents.
An upaee used will be chafg
ed at full hne rates ON all
contract ADVERTISING or adver-
tising charged 20 account
RAt.t.ARn AGENCY TT. II
Mullen. sci ballard avs opp
CITY Hall Phone. ballard 500.
MAIN OFFICE seventh aYs
between Union ard University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind AL
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible.
ity for errors OF any kiud sc.
CURING in telephoned adNer
tisemcnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
MRS. WALDORF AsToa.

Seattle Star Exclusive Sersice.l
NEW YORK. Mar ~ play lets
for sweet chafitys sake are be
coming quite the thing with the
four hundred since Mrs. Geo,
GouldE recent successful venture Ia
that line. MIRA Waldorf Antot. for.
merry the beautiful Mrs. Mamie
1.anFhorre Shaw 81 Virginia. is 81.
ranging for the production econ
Of oncact play fenm the French.
In which a number 81 prominent
society women will pose for Twins
picture effects.
The proceeds wiiI be turned into
the fund bclnK raised By the bishop
OF Virginia for building schools aud
churches foF the mountain folk Of
the Biue Ridge region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
MINING CONVENTION |
POSTPONED

The Northwest Miniag Nsrf 60
ventlon. which was 70 b BED
Seattle updcr the auspifes q y
American Mining oeasress -
menelng on March . and ie'aass
ing March IS. 1885. hss b., Z
jourued by unanimoas vote =
executive COMMITTEES 10 NEt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
AUCTION SALES.


AuCIfuN akfE 90 ZINE FtfHNfs
EftgE AID mut aENot.p GOODS At
= a. nfrkEHHas EAi.EHHnoMH afzt
NfuHr Avn SATURDAY NkHGH -.
AT tgfe SHARP Naahd aad
a4aaFe sstensiam tshies diHins NhaiF~
flee siashaafs. ghiffanierH ssffetairs
eflishr WssnEsas haehrasss nasie Fab.
tnst. ranfsf Italics. fasT rhatfa 70 ksrs.
library fahiss. hfie sshTa6 sfaHal IRE
hnfFis fhaFH fHaHHss et.AahA HHftaAf
pianos rsaas I'D u 1ahnsinh- >
fnfspirf tHsirunm sets brass u4HHnf-f
aaNfaf fstiF afasfefe sad oafHHtadrs
lsaidsn oak uapie sfr springs. mAt
tfassss hedalmR e4frsfa See aN sites hna
best quality small rNEs lHna emrtstfar,
HraueFiss famHra ff.rrat Majestic
and other inakHaa Has ramass. Enf4t heat 81
lhF stoves ftaufh coal anH wnad1. dfup
he'd -HinEsf SEEING WsrhiHH. hHrhHn
Goods sff afa afsa zee miffufs 60 fis
fiaaa ~ fanHias ffam fhe cheap 90 -
UHaaf FfeHHH aletss iu all SIZES ava
styles fu rialn AID fancy ffamsa o.
Hir keffnu. aaa1iaHeer. aafk first aes
fhHnas Main ta8t Tod 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
MINERS STRIKE
IS AVERTED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 10.
A crisis which threatened 10 pre-.
cipitate a strike OF all the organ.
igcd coal miners In the country was
averted today. when the convention
Of the United Mine Workers o.
America adopted y report by the
scale committee
The report permits separate dis
tricts TO arrange and sign their
own scales with operators. proyid.
lng that the contracts are for one
year only. and that they are not
less than the present scales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
by United pr..sl

WASHINGTON. March 10 Re.
pnbllcans aud democrats agree that
action looking TO a modification Of
the sherman antitrust iaw cannot
be taken during this session ~
congress. because ~ the length Of
time the process would require.
Members of the house committee
ga foreign commerce Say that any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
AUTOMOBILE RACE
ROUTE Is CHANGED
tsy United press.l

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 10 --
The route 81 the New Iork.tu-Paris
automobile race has been changed.
and the competing cars will come
through this city. 3. L. Thomas,
vice president OF the Thomas Motor
Car company. who is here 10 ar.
range the details OF the finish OF
the transeoutinental part OF the
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ONE SHOT; THREE DIE.
(By United pres.O

BEAUMONT. Tex. March ia.-At
Saratoga yesterday Thomas VIII.
Jams was killed aud Il. Wilson and
hiase Laticlaa were mortally
wounded by n single charge fired
from a shotgun by Albert Ciampitt.
The shot was fired at Williams.