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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

NEW YORK. Ian. zs-Mrs
Frances = Pierce. the first witness
called 10 the ssaad this morning.
ia the trial Of Harry Thaw for the
murder Of stanford White. tdvnti.
fed Tha~'n signature 20 hiu Will.
which Was made on the evening
Of HIS marriage To Evelyn Neabit
District Attorney Jerome obl"ct
ed 60 the stiffness giving testimony
along this line lie insisted that
abe woald be unable TO sweaf that
IN. document WAS in shs same ron.
dltl0n and that Il read the same
a. IL AID on the night Il vas signed
A lengthy technical discussion
followed
Justice Dowlinx finally ruled
that the codlcil 10 The viii over
~hirh there VAS much argument
should be admitted The aefenss
made an offer 10 admit the ~tll Ia
evidence aud then temporarily
etthdrew a.
Anthony cotnstoek VAS the nctt
witness Tor the defense tie said
Thaw called A. his osfice ia Fst,.
ruary, 1906. BY appointment. and
told him that q well kn0wu New
Yorker had acquired a habit Of
ruining Youns kiFEN bs druSsinx
them In his apartments Al IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22


FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Jan. 22.--
Driven 10 desperation BY having
their outfits stolen. miners IN the
lnnok0 district have banded them.
selves together and taken oath 20
XIII on sight person known as
"fiveFinEer Jimmy The news
Of thu sworn vengeance Of the
miners committee Is brought 20
town by A. Fielder. an operator
on Little creek. lie arrived with
a dog tenn
lie says there are about $50
miners on Little. Gaines and Fol.
ger cracks. SO many caches have
been robbed lately. aud the prices
Of provisions are so high. that
there will be very little prospect
Ing. as the miners are forced To
constantly guard their provisions
Ills own experience IN similar 60
that Of many Others. He had 200
pounds OF provisions on Little
creek Ia a tent while building a
cabin. lie was invited 10 NiehOl.
sons roadhousc and sfnyes there
one night The next morning all
that was left of his cache we're a
few pounds Of beans and other
things, not enough for more than
few meals at the most A light
snow had fallen and he followed
the tracks 10 the main trail. where
they became lost IN lots of other
nl0ccaSin tracks He reported the
theft 90 the commissioner and mar.
shall the same AS others had done
before and since. and was asked
II he had any suspicious or knew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

Thercupon the brewers took M
Metcalfe and with the assistance
of the leaders OF the democratic
party, Donald Il. Olson was induced
20 withdraw from the race for the
democratic nomination. leaving the
field 20 Metcalfe and kulies. With
the use OF money subscribed by
the brewers. Metcalfe is to secure
the nomination and is to 20 down
the line in an effort TO draw
strength from the Moore follow
ing.
That the brewers have been dis
appointed In the reception given
q their efforts on hehalf OF Met
calte Is admitted. Little II any
support is being accorded him by
Others than those paid 20 work I'm
his interest and newspaper paid
10 give publicity TO his campaign.
The petitions secured by Met
calfe workers "resquesting" the
heroic general TO become a candi-
date are filled with the names of
men who have no votes and sf
others who are opeRig Supporting
other candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
Indignant Twelfth Ward Voters Claims That the
City Council Disregarded Primary Law.

pressing their disappfoval OF shis
method by trying TO defeat Conn-
Gilman lines. who ~ alleged To be
responsible for the councils hction.
The same method was followed
In many Of the other precincts. but
In the main Il was the Seattle city
party which was ignored or over
ridden. Being accustomed 20 this
Kind Of treatment. the members OF
that party have merely taken their
medicine.
But the men who comprised the
republican meeting In the Fourth
precinct of the Twelfth ward are
not accustomed 10 being treated
In this manner. and declare they
will not stand for II.
Meeting Regular.
The republican meeting in ques-
ton was. to all appearances. en-
tirely regular In every respect. Ger
tainly the return IL sent IN con-
veys that impression. II recon-
mended for election officials j.
siocker. II. NJ. Baily and Miles
Semple. The council ignored this
list and appointed G.. W. Gillespie.
+. 7 Marshall and Z. T. Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
us That al No Time Has He Even Considered
Dropping Out Of Place for Republican Nomination
iw Mayor

sof several days the rumor has
zen perssstentiy circulated that
ss~rs 2 Russell would withdraw
nna The magoralty race. aud thIs
nss been used By the workers for
aaes candidates a. an argument
&<slhsi Mr.. Russell.
y statement issued today Mr.
Aasss'i brands this rumor a. false
- declares bis determination to
ss- szih IN the race to the finish.
meideaisIly expressing copadenee
81 'ss' '"H sissss'
me fNmor that would with.
s,zv from the mayoralty race il
a. said MF. Russell 4 in.
= 70 via the nomination on the
. :. ticket and VIII BE- elect.
z we next mayor Of this city. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
No Ward Contest.
METCALFE THE TOOL
OF THE BREWERS

In order TO defeat, n possible
the efforts OF Mayor William
Hickman Moore 90 succeed him.
self. the brewing interests of Sc.
attic are to finance the campaign
OF Gen. James u. Metoalf. self.
confessed hero and democratic
candidate for the nomination for
mayor.
Neither the brewers nor Gen.
Metcalfe have any idea that the
latter viii be elected mayor, but
they are working on the theory
that Metealfe may be able to draw
number of votes that would
otherwise go TO Moore. thereby
lending assurance of success 10
whomsoeyer the republican candi.
date may be.
Matthew Dow was 10 have been
the medium whereby the result
desired by the brewers was t.
have been attained. Dow, how
ever, became cognizant of the fact
that he was being used only rs
a club and promptly withdrew
from the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
S|I0 !
D.: AID


KEW YORK. Jan = In The
nsdst IL scercs of shoppers IN
Nsevyt dry goods siure at noon
tnd1,. = woman, supposed 70 b.
Msy Roberts clark. ieaped from =
IT, b the stores restaurant.
v1efs s1e had been talking with
1l1nk HxadY. an advertising mar.
- shos hisa I've times. Instantly
hzlEae tin. The terrified diners
IN tashink frum the large room.
erpp1lng knives. forks. napkins aud
I'D . thes ran. while the slayer
ss0l herself twice and died a few
nlas'ss later IN a hospital.
There we're several hundred per.
ny d'ninE IN the place when fhe
tlsrk woman stepped from the els.
1fuf and approached the table NJ
sH<h Brady was sitting with
ffask AcPheFson. Of the Evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
luI: F
BE S
Pleads for Time in Which
to Secure Counsel
Request Granted.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.--Abe
nuef pleaded for delay this morn
snit when he faced Judge LAWYER
Geo. kraue. his attorney. begged
fnr time to secure additional coun.
eel. LAWYER granted him until
Friday afternoon. plainly telling
bim be must be ready then. that
hr masi not seek 10 delay again
hia impending trial upon that
around
Through understanding the
United Railroads defendants were
not represented by counsel this
morning. aud Raers case was I'm.
medlateiy called.
keane In behalf OF Ruef pleaded
We have been canyasaing many
attorneys. hoping 10 secure coun-
eel for Ruef. The result In one at.
torney has agreed 10 take the case
under certain conditions. lie In.
sists that an associate counsel be
provided. Tie In TO try a case at
Los Angeles. beginning next Fri.
day. and Il Will consume a week
We therefore AJAX that this matter
liz continued couple OF wecka
The court understands the right
of = defendant 10 have counsel
Of his choice TO defend him. but
the defendant should remember
that the time Of the court Is also
10 be- considered and counsel
should not be- engaged who can't
take uD the trial In a reasonable
time. replied Judge I.awler
IndRe Lawler thereupon contin.
ned the case until Friday after.
noon at o'clock.
The cases OF Schmitx and the
United Railroad defendants were
continued until the same time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
Men in the lnnOko District Band Together and Take
Oath to Kill Cache RObber-WiIl Meet Summary
Vengeance.

the guilty party. lie said be did
not. He was told that they could
not do anything.
Hugh Mafland was aiso robbed
Of all OF his provisions aud Was
forced 10 leave for Fairbanks. and
others became OF such common oc.
cufrence that the miners heal a
meeting Evidence was addueed
which satisfied those present. at
least. that the man mentioned vas
guilty OF some OF the robberIes.
The fact that he had not been
working and other circumstanilal
evidence caused the miners TO de
eide that he must die 4 com
mittee was appointed ~ XII him ON
sight by having drawn lots. They
heard that he was at the Indian
village al the forks. and fhs
miners rustled together eight dogs
and rifles and the committee went
after It's man. No trace Of him
could be found. however. and the
hunters returned. Bnt they were
still looking for him when Mr.
Fielder left.
When the commissioner heard
about the action OF the miners he
caused a warrant 20 be sworn ont
for the arrest OF Jimmy but Mr..
Fielder believes that the miners
are likely 10 take summary ven
geance II they get their hands upon
the suspect.
Flour Is selling at $50 per hun
dred and everything else Is 81 per
pound In fact. nothing IL retaiied
for less than 81 aud canned milk
sells for 81 per can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
INSANE MAN TALKS
OF A SHOOTING

Raviug under the delusion that
he was being pursued and perse-
cuted by the officers of the law.
aud denying his guilt Of shooting
the officers have not yet heard of,
n s. Meanor was today brought
from Maple Valley 60 the county
jail.
According 90 Deputy Sheriff Rob
Hodge OF Black Diamond. who
brought the prisoner TO Seattle.
Meanor was seen running through
the woods near Maple Valley with.
out hat or coat. despite the fact
that Il was raining. Tie kept cry
ing that he was not the man that
did the shooting; that II was com.
panion that fired the revolver. and
talked necessarily of being pursued
by officers of the law.
Deputy Sheriff Hodge arrested
the man. and brought him to Seat.
tie. but not until he had made a
number OF efforts TO escape. Locked
MP In the county Jail. the man con.
tinued his raving. and will be ex-
amined by n commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
WILL GIVE EVANS
ROYAL WELCOME

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. e.
A reception and ball for the off.
GERS and three days barbecue
for the Iackies, are the first plans
formulated for the reception Of
the battleshlps OF Admiral Evans
fleet that are scheduled 10 arrive
in Los Angeles ports In April.
General kdna u. Chaffe has been
selected as chairman OF the com.
mlttce. James ] Jeffries the
pugilist. has been added TO the list
Of committeeman. The fleet com.
mittee will ask the public to raise
by popular subscription $4,000 to
dsfray the expenses OF the enter.
tainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

sentiment In ms favor is growing
every day. and I firmly believe that
the only question that II now In.
volved in the primary election is
the extent Of my majority.
\ am convinced that this with.
drawai talk has been circulated for
the express purpose Of in1uring my
candidacy. but ! viii be a candh
date for the nomination until the
last vote r. counted ia the primary
election. and that minute ! will BE-.
gin my campaign for election as
the republican nominee
AT no time since I filed my
declaration Of candidacy have
contemplated Withdrawing from the
race The talk was apparently
started for the purpose Of dlscour-
aging those who are working for
my nomination"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

diseases because the resisting
force Is able to defeat the germs
and keep them subjected until the
resistance Lays or weakens. and
then the mierobe. which Is the
most powerful. wins out This II
the grip.
The brain IL the center Of this
resistance and Is strong. or other
wise. just as the spirit Of the vic
tim happens TO be. Cheerfulness
keeps the nervous system nj high
tone. makes the resistance more
powerfs. and eonquers the grip
mlcrobe."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

veif because Of HIS utieranecs con,
corning lands IN the wens we're the
features Of an address delivered
today ~ the Arid Farm congress
b. ]. 1. uoaahne. Of Denver. who
II president Of the congress. Tha
speaker relefred particularly "a
Huussveit'a jamestown speech. In
which he declared that the lands
Of the vest we're only III fes
forage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
new YORK DEMOCRATS
ARE FOR BRYAN

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The state
OF New York will support William
Jennings Bryan for president in
the Denver convention. AZ least.
this Is the Significance leading
Democrats attach 10 the calling off
Of the proposed conference OF con.
sentative Democrats. which has
been scheduled 60 convene tomor-
row In the WaldorfAatoria. This
conference had been heralded as
another Bryan affair According
20 the wiseacera the conference
was called off because Il became
apparent that opposition 10 Bryan
could not be solidlfied sufficiently
10 become dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
HERO DIES FROM
POISONING
10y United prsss.)

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. p
After moeking death IA one of the
most glorious aud DESPERATE adven.
lures Ia the history of the Ameh.
can navy. Val = willy. who helped
Gushing blow up the Aibemarle IN
1854. IL dead from the effects Of
eating aauAaEe containing pio-
mainea. Miibys wife also died
from the same cause. Tn. case
has created q sensation because
OF the peculiar action Of the cor
onsr. whose physician aass the
two victims Of the spoiled meat
died Of heart disease and brain
trouble. respectively
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tBy United prsss.)

kENORhA. Wis. Jan. q
These are the undesirable cltlsena
the drinking women. the indolent
rich and the saloon keepers &C
eordlng 60 the clubwomcn of Ne
noaha. Theiroepinion came out IN
a discussion OF the undesirable
citizen"
They also declare that more NO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. a.
Walter ]. nartnott. dlssraced effi'
elai OF the defunct California Safe
Deposit and Trust company
through city Physician Jas 7. Wat.
kina has made application TO
Sheriff DulAn 10 be allowed 20
sleep on a cot Ia the main corridor.
alleging that the continuous sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
OLSON FINALLY
WITHDRAWS

"A question has been raised re
gRrdinF my legal qualifications to
hold the office of mayor of Seattle
says ID. T.. Olson. candidate for the
democratic nomination in a letter
TO H. ". Carroll. city clerk. last
night. Withdrawing from the race
MY duty 90 myself. 10 my friends
and 10 my fellow citizens OF Seat.
attic viii not permit me to occupy
position whore the least doubt
can exist in regard to my legal
qualification
Mr. Olson therefore withdraws
from the race and asks that his
name be not printed on the official
primary ballot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
JAILED BANKER
LOSING NERVE

Of steel bars In front OF him Is
rapidly unnerying his whole
system. uf Watkins recommend.
ed that the sheriff take action i'm.
medtAtsly The. doctor further
hasa Iiaftnctt 10 $50 far gone that
he PAGES up and down the main
corridor during his hours OF sxef
cine. running his finKerA through
bis hair, clearly INDICATING his
nervous condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
BANK RECEIVER
TAKES CHARGE
tsy unI,sa prs.al

BOfSE. idaho. Jan. 29--Waiter
= Braee. who vas appointed re-
crivcr nf the Capital state bank
which suspended yesterday. took
charge today Il il stu maintained
by the directors and the receiver
that the deposttoFs win be paid In
fnii. bGt much uneasiucaa u mani.
Tested. a. many ugly stories are
afloat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
SUDDEN DEATH
tsy United press.)

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. a.
George ". king. Sc. veteran OF
IN. Iiocr war In Africa. wss found
dead In room In n hotel on First
Vt. this morning. tie was fully
dressed, and the cause Will nus
be known until an autopsy IL held
klng was attached to the enai
neers' corps Of the British ARM In
south Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
MAY GET life SENTENCE
FOR R0BBING STATEROOM

Upon the exact location Of the
Ramona. bound from Vancouver 20
Seattle Saturday night. hinges the
question ot l0-year term or life
imprisonment Of James Rain. alias
Ryan. who II charged with having
robbed II. II. Atkinson. passen.
ger.
II the boat was In British waters
at the TIME OF the robbery. Bsin
will be tried IN British courts; II in
America. II viii be bits third OF.
Tense IN this country. and under the
state Law he will be sentenced TO
the peniteatIary for life.
balm. 4 Is ALLEGED. confessed yes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

tefday 20 Prosecuting Attorney
Nanderyeer that he entered Adkin-
sons staierpom and robbed him.
James Carroll. another burglary
suspect, assisting IN the job. he
SAYS. lie also admits robbins "A
guest at the Mefropole hotel. In
Vancouver. of gold watch, which
be pawned.
Balm says the crime was COM
mitied at II y. m. which woald
place the boat In British waters.
The captain. however. says IL was
about a. m. which would mean
American waters and life impfis-
onment for Balm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
GERMAN OFFICERS
ARE ON TRIAL
co. usl,..l prs..l

Ht.Kl.lN. Jan - Accused q
participating Ia the tmmarallsies
charged BY Editor Harden against
other knights Of the Hound
Table. General Court Hohcnau
aud Major Count Lypaf appeared
10 defend themselves today hefnre
tho military court u Inquiry The
Two men are officially charged with
abusing their authority b forcing
OF inducing soldiers under them 20
participate in the offruae4 charKesi
By Harden, count IiohenAn IL the
kaisefs cousin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
Girls Screams Heard.

registered Iestera sent him By
Thaw.
Girls Screams Heard.
t'omaioek said that AZ a second
interview with Thaw. November ~.
Aot. he produced certain papers
which he showed ThAw. They dis.
GUESSED White and others who we're
IN tho habit Of assembling In the
den 10 sznd a.
comstoek kwore Thaw tald he
was positive White had In his fuora
a collection ~ obscene pictures. and
that a tenant nest door bad heard
little girls screaming lie d.
eiafed Thas gave him = cufunlaie
ilss Of girls alleged to have hesn
victims Of tho dsr. Comstork sai6
he placed = watch On the hniidiur
bus could get no direct cssdsnes
The first communication between
Thaw and fomslock wac admitted
without opposition Most Of lsa
conteus have already been made
pablo conssock Hnid ThAw told
him the sta ~ house was used
b q band Of criminal rich men
that II wma controlled b ain OF
seven 81 the scoundreia. and that
tao OF three men sho knew nothing
about the character Of the place IRE.
qusntly went there.
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Telegram. She at down fuf \ mo
ments then rose aud quickly pulled
a revolver from 4 handbag and be
san shooting Iifady had 80 lime
to defend himself tie tried 10 run
but fell over dead tie was g:
years old aud the woman Vas 10
Fhe motive is not kno~n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
SHAW HAS
RESIGNED

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.--Lesiie NJ.
shaw has resigned the presidency
of the Carnegie Trust company.
which he assumed early last March
on his retirement from the treas.
ury portfolio az Washington.
In explaining HIS resignation. Mr..
Shaw said that he had small dif.
ferences" with Charles C. Diekin.
son. the organizer and chief own
er Of the trust company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
STEAMER WATSON In
OCEAN GALE
NV United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a
Great gales beset the Alaska Pa.
eific line steamer Watson ON her
way here from Tacoma. lasting
from Sunday morning until noon
yesterday. One huge oomber which
asaailed the staunch steamer
smashed the rail forward. carried
away the house Of the auxiliary
steering gear aft and did other
damage ON deck. The Watson ar
rived az 5 o'clock last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

men drink 10 intoxication than men
IN the present day
Investigators FOR the women'e
clubs Of konoaha announce that
women are not the victims OF a
natural desire for intoxieation. but
they got their love for liqi~g
through prescriptions given them
by physicians. and With the groW.
Ing OF drunkenness amo~ women
decrease In the use Of lntoxlcauta
among men has followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
ALASKA MINERS HAVE
ORGANIZED TO KILL
FUNERAL OF VETERAN.

Funeral services FOR John A. VIII
lock. Of Olalla. Wash, will be held
tomorrow afternoon. NJ O'Clock.
az Johnson A. Hamil,ouH chapel
lntermeBt will take place AZ the
q. A. X. cemetery The deceased
was 76 years old. and member of
Stevens Post. q A. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
BOY ON TRIAL FOR
HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Norman Martin. the i7.year-old
boy who vas arrested on suspicion
Of having assaulted aud robbed Gus
Inn. n s~an Lake farmer. on Dee
Is. IL being tried in the criminal
department Of the superior court
today.
Tho evidence ID largely eircum.
sfantiai.
filll vas badly beaten on the
head and Nss Ia a precarious con.
dition for SONS time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
FOUND DEAD


OLYMPIA. Jan. z2-Peter Stir
rud was found dead In bed here
this morning. lie was employed In
the federal surveyor generals on.
fice and was said to have been q
Norwegian nobleman. lie IL said
TO have owned some valuable
land near Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

.tiiCAOO. Jan. 22-f.aughter
ne best cure for the grip.
ihis - the declaration Of DIR.
s saon lAaviti, who says he has
80 sssn practieing this prescription
~. ~ ehpialns u on pathological
- asOns There ls in every hu.
80 80 BODY, especially every city.
80 person. raised in an atmos.
1910 1910 o. smoke. bury and poor
- 'auon the germ Of every dis.
- mat flesh is heir 70.
I'eFy one does not have these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22
CLOSING Mines TO
MAINTAIN PRICES
P,cdc Coast Company Is Curiailing Production Of
Coal--Market Is Overstocked, But Exorbitant
Prices Are Still Demanded

el.lmlns that the market Is over.
.,.esea with, soal. the Pacific Coast
..~.an, has closed down tho Law
s. mine. near plack Diamond
r. action throws out OF work
Ne hundred miners. most Of
~sem haye homes near thr mine.
- reaases the production oI rosl
Il 900 tons daily
The action Of the company Is a
..rur,.s b tie public, following, A.
!. 49, ~ ioaaly proclaimed short.
- n coal which the ofticcN al
~ pacific CeAst company warned
a. pnblle would take place this
.lu,sf THIS loudly suierd predte-
,.,e sal,pwed an advance OF 81 per
- al the price ~ coal az the =.
s.f.e ccsst hankers. and VAS made
= an excuse for such al advance
4 midsummer.
Price Ought 10 efop.
Far several months Il has been
.x.se., that there Is plenty cf coal
; !. ne market. and consumer have
rztarally expected TO see a drop
i ~ prlce. The Law q sappls
a demand Nuuid cause a drop IN
sf1fx Il Il Vas allowed to operate.
hi there has been no reduction
ne Pacific Coast cufnpans con
,Is,@s IL maintain the hiEh prices
established b the monopoly last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-22

OLYMPIA. Jan - State Treas.
urer Mills has forwarded Ia Prose,
eniof Rowland - list OF the Pierce
county liquor dealers who have
failed Ia pay state licenses. and
asks that they be immediately pros
eeuied.