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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Ivan Williams and August Suffice,
tso young mon Implicated In the
robbery ~ the residence ~ Airs
ivory near knyeuHdair. we're
brought "a the county Salt to-day by
Deputy Sheriff Matt ssafwleh. after
considerable difficulty.
Star@leh chased enc 81 bis men.
Who escaped on route. across COIN
Try Rt Georgetown aud later recap
fnfed the other AZ the Union bar Ia
the lower part ~ the city.
A third man. nlii Thompsen. who
Fot away with most ~ the loot. IL
partly responsible for getting bis
two tfianda into trouble
Thompson called At the ivory fesi.
drnce with HE two ifiendm 10 see
q young lady acquaintance last
Tuesday evening
Thompson went out into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
STAR WICK HAS A
LOVELY TIME

Kitchen. where be located the fam
~ treasure bon. and. calling 10 his
ffieuds asked them OFT into the
BACKYARD 10 share the spells
lie Gals "dlyiea up with the
tfinkeis and ts.so The box Is also
said ta have contained si1s In
money and ieweigY $50 worth q
rings and eardrops. besides some
smaller articles aud 800 watch
The three men took a hurried
leave and the loss VAS not discox.
erred until the next morning. when
Deputy sheriff starwich Was noii-
fled
He found Williams and suiiscs
and faced them with the crime.
which they admitted. and told 81
what Thompson had giyen them.
Attempts are nos being made to
locate Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
MEDICAL COLLEGE Row.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. LIN.
ternal strife In Ire College u PLY.
sicIans and Surgeons hcge has ~,
shifted In the resignation or ten 81
The most prominent instructors %
that institution. and the college u
badly crippled as the result 81 tho
row. The designations came as the
end Of = disagreement between the
faculty members and President Or
Wlnslow Anderson. The ieadlBg
members requested the trustees 20
demand the resignation Of DR. An.
derson. and when they reelected
the president they sent In their
designations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
FAILS TO RETURN
WITH THE RING

Genevievo Kclts. 2s0b Fourth ava
claims that she entrusted her dia
mend rims, valued at $3.50. 10 RUFUS
v Clark June ~. expecting him 10
have II reset for her. but 40 TO the
time she filed complain, in the
prosecuting attorneys office al
noon today he had failed 20 return
with the ornament She thiukH
that he 10 probably NJ Maryavillo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
eAa AssoclArloN pRooRAM.

OYLMpiA. AuE The outline
81 the meeting Of the Ameri.
can Bar association 81 Seattle
has been prepared BY Secretary g.
VIII shsffer of the Washington
State HaF association and the gen.
erai committee on arrangements.
The thirty first annual meeting Of
the association viii b. held q; Sc.
attic on Tuesday. Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
DROUGHT IMPEDES
ALASKA MINING

Things are very qulet IN Alaska
just n0w Owing 10 the fact that
the summer has been cxceptionally
dry. the miners have been unable
to wash our last winters dump. n
rain comes FL Augua Il will help
materially and several millions vii
come out
This b. the way ia which Henry
fifninober. weliknOwn mining
expert. heavily interested IN Alas
IA. siges up the situation after
spending nearly two months in the
north Nj BrainOber came back
on the steamer Northwestern. hay'
ina gone up on the steamer Dol.
phin Ia June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

TACOMA. Aus Three boys.
10 years old. last night rescued two
men from drowning The hoys were
QUE In a boat IN the bay when they
heard calls for help. Rowing tn
the direction from which the cries
came. they found two men ellnglng
10 an overturned boat, In an ex,
hausted condition II was with
great difficulty that the men we're
reasoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

RENO. Ney. aus Firemsn
and citizens fought flefeciy all
nlxht IN an effort 10 ex,inguiah
q fro started b. the sun in 10000
tons Of coal Ia the bankers 81 the
Southern Pacific railroad yards Ia
Sparks Although the fife Was not
entirely out early today. n Is
thought that most Of the coal viii
b. saved The hos sun rays caused
spontaneous combustion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
GENERAL IN QUARANTINE.

BISnEE. Aria. aug Caring
for his wife. who has become a
raving maniac since learning that
she has iepFosy. General David X,
Wardell Is In quarantine today In
a cabin on mountain side near
Tombstone General aud Mrs War.
dell were Immediately ordered into
quarantine BY the county authori.
ties when they arrived At Tomb.
stone on Friday. News Of their
flight from the contagious ward Of
los Angeles hospital had proceed
"a them. aud quarters on the lonely
mountain side were prepared Tor
their Yeceptiun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
TO WELCOME AGENTS.

Mayor Miller VAS requested this
morning 20 deliver an address ~
welcome 10 the members 81 the
American Association ~ Travelling
Passenger Agents. who meet Ia an.
unai convention IN this city next
September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
FERRIS 10 ENJoisEo.

II. W, Ferris. the local real e..
tate man. from whom his wife IL
seeking divorce. was euloiued Go.
day BY Judge Arthur = Griffin
from selling any OF HIS property
pending the action OF the court lie
must also pay $50 a month as tenn
poFary aiimony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Camp Officially Opened.

CAMP DAVID =. STANLEY.
AMERICAN LAKE. Aug With
us officers Of Uncle Sans army.
and 2.ats soldiers Of the line Ia
camp here. everything IL nov ready
for the months mAncuyeFn
The camp officially opened today.
but the actual problems ~ service
wiii not be tackled until nexi Non.
day. when the burning 81 powder
Will start. and the boys viii be
given a taste of war with all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
CONSUL PAPERS cANoELlEo


WASHINGTON. Aug. An un.
pleasant situation has developed
between the United States and
Honduras. growing cut OF the acs
ton OF President nayila Ia cancel
ling the cSequatenFa Of the foreign
conauis at Seiha. Honduras, be.
cause Of their alleged friendlincss
to the reyolutionists' cause These
officers include American Consul
Drew lAnard and Vice Consul key
nolds and the vice consula Of
France and Norway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

I'll PAsO. Tex. Aux. i.~ sixty
bombs supposed 10 be the ones re-
ferFed 10 In the correspondence IN.
trodneed as evidence in The trial
81 the alleged revolniionlEis mere
we're discovered IN a cache today
about four miles over the klo
Grando liver from the city limits Of
III paan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

SANTA cRrZ. Aug Forrest
fires are burning ia the Ga2oN eoun.
Try. about slx miles from fix Basin
today. aud relnforeemeuts have
been sent oat from Boulder Greek
70 prevent any possibility Of the
burning ~ valuable big trees Ia
the state redwood park near here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Cheap Rates East

The Oregon n. n 4 Navigation
Co wlil sell round trip excursion
tickess August 6. 7. q and -. good
ninety days Full particulars a.
uuion Ticket office. COS First Az
f. E Kills. General Agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

founding changes 10 the scs.s
ment OF Turkey by 4bandazias ]
tiue Of sultan and declsring 4.
self emperor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

uFRIlN. Aus. According to
news agency dispatches received
here. Sultan Abdul Hafnid H. y 10
can he climax Of al his recent as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

To make tasty Boston sandwich.
press cold baked beans through col.
lander Add two tablespoonful
hofsoradinh and two ~ celery,
minced. 10 each cup 81 beans. Sea
son with onion Juice and made mus
tnfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Thursday and Friday, August 20
70. ~ and Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Alleged KidNper May Be
Known in Seattle---Case
Similar to One Six Years
Ago in Frisco.
fay United Pr.s.l

CHICAGO. Aug A. Accumulat
Ing evidence today increases the
suspicious az the police that the
man who kidnapped isyearold
Veronica Cassidy by advertising
for companion for his wife IL
Charles a Hadley. alleged mar
dercr Of Nora 'Fuller. ia.yearold
san Francisco girl who was en-
ticed from home IN similar way
and Killed February \. 1903
The similarity between the cases
"a marked. aud the description 81
the man. as we'll as his handwrit'
ing. taIllos with that OF hadley,
whom the police in all parts OF the
country have yainly sought for six
years,
Miss Catherine Casper this after
noon revealed 20 the police the
lodging of the kldnapper She said
she suspected the man, who sook
a room Al her house last week and
who disappeared suddenly Wedues.
dav. was the r. J Blair who stole
the child
Had Letters From Seattle.
m
police found three answers TO the
advertisement for a young girl 70
act as companion for his wife.
They also found letter addressed
10 r } Blair. Movie. II. C.. and
postmarked At Seattle. There was
a letter addressed TO Blair from
taglors og Seattle. who said that
they we're ready to mn his orders.
The police OF Seattle and Movie
have been notified.
The police admitted this after
neon that they believe the man with
the child boarded Huntington
train fof the west Friday after
neon. and every precaution " heihs
taken 10 bflng about his capture
A man aud girl fitting the descfip
ticns we're seen al the station, the
man holding the chsld's hand nrm'
" and keeping a close watch on
her
Mrs. Vim. Cassidy. mother Of the
little girl. is Frustrated with fear
that the child viii BE- found MIR
dered like The little Fuller girl IN
Snn Francisco. The man obtained
the child through the mother an
sweFing the advertisement. He
called al the residence and after
maklng arrangements With the
mother. led the little girl away He
gave fictitious addresses az the Cas-
sidy house and other residences
where he called In an cffoFt TO set
little girl
Had Roll Of Money.
Mrs. Casper says that the man
told her he was a working man
when be engaged the room. He dis
PLAYED a large roll 81 money, and
always seemed 10 be well supplied
The excitement over the Case has
reached such q poiut that hundreds
al citizens have ioiaed the police
in the search. The three growu
brothers 81 Veronica are - The
head Of three parties % searchers,
who arr seeking out every possible
place where they think the child
might have been taken. Tais
search Is being conducted on the
theory that the police are mistaken
IN thinking the child vas taken
from the city.
A special dispatch from Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

A special dispatch from Chicago
this afternoon states that thc letter
from Seattle and addressed g
Moyie. y. C.. found ia RlaiF's be-
longinws Vas written b. the Union
Tallors Members 81 the flrm tate
this afternoon denied this. stating
that they had had no business deal.
ings with him. The police are MAX.
ing a thorough inquiry among the
different tailors Of the city IN hopes
Of finding some clues.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY PROMISES,
FAVORS AND REJECTS IN ITS PLATFORM

under Roosevelt reached
the highest degree of service attained Roosevelt repre-
seng the best aims and wortes countn Full and
complete adherence to his policies announced
Equal OPPORTUNITIES PEDcED-The position of the United States
the worlds richest nation pointed although
are barely touched Equal opportunity for all the development enjoy
ment of these pledged
passage of the country through
panic pointed out as an indication OF the sound bases f r
nations commercial industrial and agricultural interests
THE TARFFTarif revision a special session Of Congress imd
ay after the Inauguration Of the President declared
OF duties that will equaze the differences between the Of production
al nome and abroad with reasonable profit 10 American industries
The CURRENcThe
currency tem elastic and adaptable than the present
HF TRUsr-Anendmn the Sherman suggested
the Federal government greater supervision and control Of trusts
RAILROAD SrocK IssUEegson prevent Of stocks
by nsetate favored
LIABILITY rcIs1ATroN-Pay pledged further govern
nen liability legislation,
labor legislation
INJUxcroNs-The rules of Federal court procedure regarding nc
tons should be more accurately defined by and nuncons
without notice where rreparabe
GooD ROADS RURAL DEY-The roads movements gener
ally indosed extension OF free rural mail delivery
THE COoRD RAcEEqu justice cood race and
enforcement OF the constitutional amendments relating thereto
ehsemcrt condemned
NATURAL RrURcrsThe of natural resources in
dorsed Improvement Of waterways regarded imperative
NATIONAL MARY ESTABLISHMENTS Of policy TO main
citizens abroad regarded Legislation merchant
marine urged
PENsoNsRepubican pension policy approved liberal adrnstra
tion Of pension laws declared for
DrPENDFNcs-ope for complete sovereignty
immediately favored
NEw srA1ss-Innedia Statehood New Mexico and Arizona
favored
CrNrNNAA general Lincoln centennial on February "a
recommended
Dr,ocRacy DroArs-Deocracy declared incapable Of
parties pointed Democracy accused Of trend Appeal
TO the country for support.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19
William Alden Smith.

other means high; one means doubt and
I debt, the other means confidence and
thrift
In principle. the difference between De-
moeracy and Republcanism IS that one
stands for vacillation and timidity in gov
ernment, the other for strength and pur-
pose: one stands for obstruction. the
other for construction; one promises, the
other performs; one finds fault, the other
finds work.
The present tendencies Of the two par
ties are even more marked by Inherent
differences. The trend Of Democracy Is
( toward socialism, while the Republican
party stands for a wise and regulated
! individualism. Socialism would destroy
wealth, Repubucanism would prevent its
abuse. Socialism would give 70 each an
equal right 10 take; Republlcanism would
give 10 each an equal right TO earn So
cialism would offer an equality OF pos
session. which would soon leave no one
anything 70 possess; Repubncanlsn would
give equality Of opportunity. which would
assure % each his share Of a constantly
increasing sum Of possessions. In line
with this tendency the Democratic PARTY
Of to-day believes In government owner
ship, while the Republican party believes
In government regulation. Ultimately De-
Ihoctacy W''nd nave the nation own the
people, while Republicanism would have
the people own the nation.
Upon this platform Of principles and
purposes, reaffirming our adherence TO
every Republican doctrine proclaimed
since the birth OF the party. we 20 be-
fore the country. asking the support not
only Of those who have acted with US
heretofore. but OF all our feIlow-citizens
who, regardless OF past political differ
ences. unite in the desire 10 maintain the
policies, perpetuate the blessings. and
make secure the achievements OF q great
er America
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Nal anniversary be celebrated throughout
the confines OF the nation by all the peo-
pie thereof, and especially by the public
schools. as an exercise 20 stir the patriot
ism Of the youth OF the land.
Democratic IHcabdciiy.
We call the attention OF the American
people 20 the fact that none OF the great
measures here advocated by the Republl-
can party could be enacted and none OF
the steps forward here proposed could be
taken under Democratic administration
or undone in which party responsibility Is
divided. The continuance Of present poll
cles' therefore. absolutely requires the
continuance in power OF that party which
believes in them and which possesses the
capacity to put them into operation
Fundamental Differences.
Beyond all platform declarations there
are fundamental differences between the
Republican party and its chief opponent
which make the one worthy and the other
unworthy OF public trust
In history the difference between De-
mocracy and RepubIlcanism Is that the
one stood for debased currency. the other
for honest currency; the one FOR free
silver. the other for sound money; the
one FOR free trade. the other FOR protec-
ton; the one for the contraction OF
American influence, the other FOR its ex-
panSion. The one has been forced TO
abandon every position taken on the great
issues before the people the other has
held and vindicated all.
In experience the difference between
Democracy and Republieanism IS that one
means adversely. while the other means
prosperity; one means low wages. the
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

] provision FOR those who have fought ,bs
country's battles and for the widows and
/ orphans OF those who have fallen. We
commend the increase in the widows
pensions made by the present Congress
and declare for liberal administration
/ OF all pension laws, to the end that the
peoples gratitude may grow deeper as
the memories OF heroic sacrifice grow
more sacred with the passing years.
Ci1Tl Service.
/ We reafirm our former decIars,,ors
that the civn service laws. enacted ex-
tended. and enforced by the Republican
I party. shall continue to be maintaina5
and obeyed
Public Health.
We commend the efforts designed %
secure greater efficiency in national public
health agencies and favor such legisla-
tien as will effect this purpose.
Bureau of Mines and Miairg
In the interest Of the great mineral
industries Of our country we earnestIv
favor the establishment OF a bureau OF
mines and mining.
Our Possessions
The American government. IN Renuh-
lican hands. has freed Cuba. given neacA
and protection TO Porto Rico and the
philippines under our flag and begun the
construction OF the Panama Canal The
present conditions in Cuba vindicate the
wisdom Of maintaining between that re-
public and this imperishable bonds of
mutual interest. and the hope IS now ex-
pressed that the Cuban people will soon
again be ready to assume complete SOW
ereignty over their land.
In Porto Rico the government OF the
United States Is meeting loyal and ma
triotic support. order and prosperity pra-
vail. and the well being OF the people is
in every respect promoted and conserved
We believe that the native inhabitants
OF Porto Rico should at once be collect
lively made citizens OF the United States
and that all others properly qualified nm
der existing laws residing IN said island
should have the privilege OF becoming
naturalized
In the'Philippines insurrection has been
suppressed. law established. and life and
property made secure Education and
practical experience are there advancing
eAiN SeAfiNANg VI TIE IoE government
and the policies OF Mckinley and Roose
velt are leading the Inhabitants stem bv
step to an ever increasing measure of
home rule
Time has justified the selection OF the
Panama route for the great isthmIan
canal, and events have shown the wisdom
OF securing authority over the zone
through which It is to he built. The
work is now progressing with a rapldity
far beyond expectations, and already the
realization of the hopes Of centuries has
come within the vision OF the near fu-
ture.
Ne1V Merico and Arizona.
We favor the immediate admission of
the Territories OF New Mexico and Ari-
zona as separate States in the Union.
Lincoln.
February r. 1909. will be the Tooth an
niversary OF the birth OF Abraham Lin
coin. an immortal spirit whose fame has
frightened with the receding years and
whose name stands among the first of
those given to the world by the great re-
public, We recommend that this centen-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

introduce them to the mayor and other
oucials' give them seats and a general
insight into city politics.
On his return Mr. Tansey learned that
lhe council had agreed 70 hold no meet
ln8- He teleph0ned the Oklahoma head
quarters but the message went astray
len or the delegation Of twelve fought
their way past the policeman AZ tbe
lower stairway Monday evening climb
ed up four flights OF stairs. wan
dered about IN the darkness. and. after
holding an Indignation meeting on ~.
Iourtn floor. denounced the affair as
cheap Democratic trick"
Despite the throngs that have found
their way 10 Chicago during the conveD-
tion week. hotel clerks complain r. Is
frost" Crowds" they say. tut. tut.
don't use that word" And the hotel
managers have let loose a wall over tbeIr
disappointment and they charge II d.
reetiy TO The "cut-aRd-dried" tactics OF
the political leaders.
We expected 2.5O0 here today de-
elared Manager Will Shafer. of the Audt-
toium Hotel, but a careful review %
our books shows there are registered ar
ooth this house and the Annex only 500 -
Inc Grand Pacific, Great Northern.
Strauord, Sherman House. Palmer House
ana victoria reported similar conditions.
Inc three or four woman delegates Ger
taln.y hvened up the landscape Of semi
oald pates. One wore a black and gray
hat that punctuated the monotomv OF the
mass Of faces. Another one, from Utah
was Respondent in a chapeau bearing
aoIt several bright red wings. The Sweet
Thing observed:
III wager that those woman DELEGATES
feel Just as I DO when I accidentally steD
into the smoking car All that wonaan,s
suffrage deal Is such a Joke. Why should
we want TO deprive the dear men Of these
hilarious affairs? They have such a per-
fectiy lovely time and don't hurt anvbodv
az all And what patience they exhibit
why / didn't have a restful sleep AZ ali
Wnlie BUTTONS was speaking. I only got
a little wink just now and then. Wasn't
that a shame?"
Politicians have a natural horror
against being done" They are Willing
to pay we'll for anything they get but
are great believers in the paraphrased
motto, Millions for tips. but not a cent
for tribute" All Of which was evidenced
yesterday afternoon when a youth with
a bundle Of evening papers under his
arm rushed into the Knox Headquarters
IL the Annex and started to sell them.
Several were about 20 buy, but when
the paper seller demanded cents apiece
for l-cent papers. the first man baked
and the others followed suit
Robbery. they said in chorus: and
then the 2OO-pound gentleman who had
set the antt-being-worked example called
a bell boy and handed him a quarter.
Get me all the evening papers," he
said
And when the bell boy returned he was
careiessly told 10 keep the change"