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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
VORYS TO GO WITH TAFT

10y Ontfeo FfeHs+l
CINCINNATI sept Ill was
announced AZ TAFT headquarters
that Arthur J. NoryH. the original
Taft manager. viii accompany the
candidate on his speech makinE tour
~ the south and west NorYH u * /.
pected to return here tonight. ana
Il n thought that Taft viii start
an wednesday. sept ~.
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re dispose 81 your used furaitufe 10
an advantage call up eur exchange de
pAffnaeat We tuY faf cash ef trade. al
IeWiha literally Buy your fafuitufe ~
thfs dspaftmeuts--You save = deal fhs
crete Rankia Co W Department
-,s 49,. ~. - -. rass
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ELECTRIC LINES TO MERGE.


fby United Press.
gACHA MENTO. Cal. Sept L.
The announcement today that the
Northern Electric railroad, which
controls electric lines IN the Sacra-
meuto valley and the California
Traction company. which controls
interurban lines near Stockton. are
10 be merged and then build line
a. San Francisco. has created con-
siderable interest In financial cir
ciaF here
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TRAIN WRECkERS
AT WORK

youNdsTOWN. O., Sept ~ --
Fifteen passengers were slightly In.
jured when the New York-Chicago
Limited train on the Erie railway
was wrecked In the village Of Gen.
eva. Pa The wreck ia believed by
the 5srie officials here 90 have been
due to train wreckera. who may
have had a grndge against the com
pany. nloodhounds have been tax
en- 10 Geneva from 0reenyille In
an effort 10 trace the wreekerH.
An the passengers injured were
IN the day couch The most scri.
GUS injury was SUSTAINED By a man
whose legs were broken. The train
WAS derailed by an open switch at
Geneva.
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MUSICAL.


THE EBgnEs SCHOOL or MUSIC
Iqga 18th AZ Fail term nuH open
Students invited 90 Investigate cur cue.
csssfuf method Graduate European
teachers tn voice culture and iuHffue
mental instruction Adnlph EdFEan.
Main 46as. u 2T11 IL
Washington COLLEGE % Music Arcade
building Phone Main iT0H Plane. Vio.
I'm. Voice. orchestral Instruments. dras
matte art Glasses IN aiHht singing hars
monYf German, chorus ana orchestra
practices. Chudreu's class Saturday AZ.
tsruooua.
Young lady. chicago college. Will give
piane lessons. reasonable. Phone bal
lard SIS 1aFau
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WE HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE.
uui VIII pay fuif commission 20 broker
Two houses on zoe tQtiQt. southeast
corner 81 itfh 81 and Dearborn tfInas
rental % ga. vii ssil Tor $500 terms
Chance 20 make quick turn over or
Euna Interest 90 investment
APPLETON lNNEATM ENT CORPORA.
Tt0N. LTD,
f0f AmeElaan nam mldE Ii
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept it-En-
ragged over a visit Of his wife 10
las step daughter which he had
forbidden, Joseph Walter. struc-
turai iron worker, attacked her
with "A poker early today and beat
her into insensihihty Walter IT. In
rtatoftN ON a charge OF battery.
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See tha be4atlfal shsash direetelrs kean
a. Taiiortnx Pariors .es Northern Bass
BIG
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CHOICE TfVu-ACRE TRACTS Deep
rich soil easily cleared. good location.
handy 10 station $3.50. 500 onHh. ha
anru go per month
RODENT MALTuT
ate-82o-s3t Alaska nldn IF.IE
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osraoPsrrY.

pF iieit--osisopath. electricity. vIbra
s sIs: g.lsss &C.. ss r,.s' fsss's ma.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsl.
bllity for errors OF any Kind
occurring In teiepnonod adVec
tlaementa.
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- j. II - =. = -
Tha Manly nVardlne and Sale stables
Horses aired fur ain purposes by DAY
o. week stqa Western ~ Phone Maia
EHsA lad 1859
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RAIl WAY TIME TABLES

4 % no, trust printed orns
4 tables In newspapers
= time Of departure ana arfiS
: On trains telephone klno sres'
: sta,Ion Information euresu'
= sunset. Main zf4o' inosPs"
4 ent III.
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SCHOOL. OVENS SEPT ~, ltet
University Place Geiisas 81 Co.'s msfeF
- ali dspartmsnts q tniNersity et
Washinston opsHs on seqss cate ~
re.istraffen Address Toe eiTt4.Afe
serrrs etc Tor the College o. Com
essre- q fsnntaaA. Euissrsity sta
tian ssattge WashlnEten III
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MYsTERY--M. Karro. supposed
20 have been a tramp. was run over
and killed by a Great Northern
south bound train al Bellingham
late Saturday The police believe
that the man was Knocked uncon-
scious by comrades, then placed be-
tween the rails.
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aslruArloNs wANTHo..

situations Wanted au'ei
tisements s6e for rs words, >
times. Additional space, 90 He'
line.
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CharFeurs Reunis liner Admiral
Evclmans arrived yesterday at Vie
turia, She viii load cargo on the
sound Tor Hayrc, France. and way
ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-THE annual
convention OF the socialist party
opened today AZ Nuremberg. Paul
singer. a member 81 the reichstag
presided over 300 delegates thronE
ed the hall 90 attend the opening
al.aaInn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

NafA EMNlTYf
HNkTFt.EH NhHF
nNsluNe utHEhlGr
see
fnass nsnfrfH rHffaEr. sNfhff
iaI faaIef cess ffUnt saea fffaf
nee beet - FiaHthiHs aHa lniFiiHf
faisHiaa $50 tt9s cash. tsianfr
auG waf
81 zee
Wei iuaafsd stsm tat. eaef ffauf
6hsEff nna ahalf tleeA 81 Fsr
Tpa1 tailAinN saas hraannahlu
tsgWu
zee
Tnn large iets lH Muafes fnitFfs
slfr TafH sHfftiaH aHUi.si futtrFt
wee ~ iaas aaa faaHffsinF thle
rfIfa freinfes aM tmFfefeult afs
f'anns uiii b. esmHfsfs tAis aeHfh
ffaEe
ranm sfflatis mHaFfn nnast. iH
$40 heart ~ EnissfsifFs frssfTace
flafFttf ava FafNsf improvements
tn anN saff unesfblfd rRaN
ruNfMNM HtMrNuw
NwtFEHHfTT OFFICE
UFs ttth a.
Hafth itEa whiis ttt
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n,nrm NOTICES

Hath~re--ro the etfs et M =
stee nast rnenaaH at
i.u.~n-ro 10 wise q lsnssn -"
Ss-,s'svt II AuguHk ~. daushtss t..
faraon--ro she wNr 81 -
Auaastr ~ s9n - a. \ paus
W.utail-To the wife et -
All rltg. september I. d.ns hs"s 49,.
fslIi.4-ro the stfe 81 . = s..r
80 e,h ~ september 7. deushtet
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Look This Up

rna new faaFasaasa fasf4NH fluss
Is she see rsf tfHs 4H1 flnHa - fhe
sfgesFaiff tn q fne nFsah hefAand inf
80 tniist eiaFtrtn NNhs NttNFef tN
~ as garrfen hard NhsF pinffsfrd
4fEa eallt sheH fn fnAe finr level Tot
% shaas trees Der auieA aais wiil
81 far 81 fft flft cash Haisufs fft
- morth o. fts every 2 fnunths Green
|,4ks rsF an eur t1saeh efufe
"a Ffuufck 8 Co,
nfFea Lac Hfafiur
NhHns NORTH alt. 81
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~AgLP WANTED"
ANN AL CLASSIFIED ADS

One cent a woFc--Minim"m
charge lbc. When ehAikea w
account actual number OF hno '.
as set will be counted. seven
insertions made for the P',V v
OF six whom cash is paid Az
cap. lines. OF fraction tne'e'''
viii be counted as two hns@
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Acre Tracts

~ teea Fstsn-fnnfa strictly modern
isaa HiuIf NHaHs fnar large hfilfuHlap
tee iafEf HaAnE feHfna large kifFhf
FantfE. TIRE ufrr stalfwaF hafhranrI
eifh faH 49, foe pafcslain nstlrss
aHaahtHaflan NEt4 natHfasl concrete
aasssaent farnaFs. taunHff tags rssi
ffuHf. or a. aard street Ard assessments
4lt p#ld > tiHafk So ears FiGhfiy
FraHeftF MnfhfnN better Is seattle ~
tAH Prise faN cash ana tAfaHee 20 Haif
fhs Huff tANff Nss this a&tfA
" ANN I'VE Fuuni mtmaefH eunEAipW
STA Anf mafor heat ennef~fs AasHnnFNt.
feit NiaHgNiaE aHHbfs nansffBetsn. east
ffnht Fl Nr tFf.r ltt. IS block 20 ears
saast atsfaarr from the unis ~fsiiY Thfs
10 a sNtsndlH hghs and rsn 30 hasahf
~ fHfws fH aHll
ffkHa-fa ~ ffs.ft iaf On graded street
rHH haHfh fu cars en fhH hi7a saath -
~ sod fsna para unsthaif cash ard tai-
safs e. saiI This iaf - al clear and
planted fH ffuif aad is real bargain.
THE MAFf8uEN REALTY co.
tttF tfsanauf
lhuHH MnFtN $50 ~-tAttf
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ONE ACRE FREE
To ths awnsr On AnEust ICES. 81 tho
hFHt Improved tract, regardless - nise
is beautiful
ii " Onn PARK.
uHs. tan ard enc halt nss and tea
acre tracts 90
Itte PER ACRE
VERY HAHr TERMS
Take Green lake ears 70 ouf branch
office ftsieEhOuo White tsEt. nsnnf STA.
ton. HHffh shore % ufssa Lake and
&c Nlil shns them 90 Fua
Tits price 10 far beiav adjoining
values
" oHR COMPANY. nc
SCI 10 Tfa ALASKA WttfF.ufNg
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psArs NOTICES.

Eawara { Miller. a. sept 70.
IN this ct,y. xss.t.t 7
urlnfuf- Hsmry Eds ara hfi..NA
,a~~,hs september IA Va this citN
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/ Wish to Sell

/ Wish to Sell
~ nss liiils home q - acres cess
baarina fFHit trees, house. barn autbalIs.
insa. al rregN nua or place. "a b h
SOD 7ead nssf nasS ysrt price b sss
''"A" sin"sHt cash CAN and zee
Jr cLouaH.
NaYT Yard Land Co
WY nur A SMALL TOT uhcn yau
.an bsf tbs choice uALF AcNE onif
, nee s,iss 1919. t,s@ 5000 ca line ~
softh ~ Food furniture anf tools Fof
. short tifns aniT can saii Tor ti.tft.
1850 c~sh. taiancs ilAt cent
hoHhHT NAfTnr
pis-sse-sai Aiassa nids -is.iG
cheap chisass raasn. hou-. iars.
large field Potatoes. horse. tuFsT bars
nssa. AL Ter sste terms SO d6mn sic
e. r ssn,s eI Sc NJ ~ o Fs.,ms..sf.
street car comes coon IL
pErwEns SEATTLE AND TAc0NK
--to acres. eli level spirnAfa ffeh seii
, acres Thoroughly cleared. balance naf.
TALLY improved orchard raed aes
small house barn aoHff horse and tas.
III ftsiHtHts eha several tons - has
RODENT MAIruy
PiF'sae-sfi Alaska mids Ills
viii sell my Sc acre ranoh. esntaie.
J 5000 springs. sell is fret class. al goes
Food aAirf eeHsi place o. All fenced sHh
so a. sPr,,9f soll Il urst class al soss
Tacoma fnisfufba 10 Pacific city see
NJ Rect at pes'offiee. II
Am old man. only ffe down. tts esf
month. buys mY fine home large piece
% acreage zee laying hens Q COWS fHr.
ntufe etc price only flto. right on
water 'front.' tto ep; terms. ~ per month
fruit store on nrensrion dock Come a
once 1t
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
IN hard times - the time 10 make an
easy LIVING fruits hsrriea ana Chickens
close IN. only tite terms, 90 down iie
rent 70 parties who Will tsAs care 81
place See Mf natsman - Pacific CITY
On Tacoma fntsrurhan. o. Hillmans
tslss'osn n Times block today ii
oENrLEAAN's COUNTRY HOME
heiwren Seattle and Tacdmaa90 acres
level land. splendid soll an well fenced
acres ~ cultivation fiuo alder groves
with unaerhrush cleared away. water
piped All over place beautiful ssroUm
house, hot and cold water and modern
coutenisncss large modern up-tp. date
barn Price Tor q quick turn. t4GO0
can and zee photos
ROBERT MALruY
efe-afa=Haf Alaska uldr aafa.Ia
FINE LAND
We have q fiYe-ar tract iuri suited
for rardeuinH ana strawberry raising
Hoi ia rich aud deep ana ground easily
cleared. Price $500 ana only $50 down,
balance monthly Co suit
WEST a WHEEtNN
see coiman Block
CHOICE Tfvu-ACRE TRACTS Deep
rich soil. easily cleared good location
handy 10 station $3.50. 500 rnHh. hai
anco go per month.
RODENT MALTuY
qie-820-e2t Alaska nldr l9-Ib
Quarter acre river front near station
"a Uiverton. Price ff10. $40 90 down.
balance 80 per month Chnn Lincoln.
Gi2 Pioneer BIDS Mails 291i. 1Bgi
IA
e-acrs tfaets tate ~ oeeA. 81 waAh
VIM. O niaeh. ats Na@ HaN ok
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Your Opportunity

/ AIT raii Gee hair interest 40 my tshs
cry aftiratuassH snd lunch fnufsl best
location raad baainsas ions lease rhene
Nafu ttsI --il.hp
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FUNERAL NOTICES

The fgnssai services et Nn~- =
xftit.~ ugu - held At the pelloff ~
tns n5nnsy- Watson COMPANY lass
.ffsrnoan as o'sfuek Tee tfe
ali " inferred a. tbs lAketis~ es''a
ts1y
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TUTNIINNU 8 90
tos Pioneer fiuitdGnF
tnfs - irts f1F sale. SIC f1uu ard
a. Sc ErT fueuiA sell heated Wffhir
ihiHf sniautss " Pioneer place. stslss.
eaaEsHfsHf 90 ca
Balidinr inis ballard see da~a ard
81 PES raurfh
haIlalus lefs ThiffF. fauffh az Ma
nfaea lilN ttrfee o. see. terms
one roem house 70 fent Green Lake
district
les sores ~ i.rnFeuwafth. trFigatsd
sna 80 ~ apris trees. best haY IN that
sissfaet
Screen hauss Tor rent ard furniture
Ter sale. firaf az ~ fsnt 4st
wanted ifruses sud fats Tor rent
We have many customers and cen
qaisAig fra fou a tenant
FoHEuANp a co.
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pALLARD AGENCY-P' IL
Mullen. 54Os ballard ay. opp p
city Han. Phone. ballard 'V''
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.'
between Union and eh.'vaS
Phones. Main 1860. Ind ssi-
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Manchester
Slightly View

Five acres, never offered for sale be.
fore. 10 minutes walk from wharf on
county road You can't pick up another
buy az good 81 00o takes Il
W. y 1fANurHN
Room a." Arcade BLDG
Ills
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TO ADVERTISERS

Classification cannot be CIV
IN alter 4 o'clock daily.
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nfsmsfton 10 70 - the greatest nAvai
station iH the w@fid Think what this
wiil mean On she near future 10Y thoao
De invest now in a. u. Hiiignan'a Navy
Yard Addftian. The rhairesf property VI
TIE nremsrfsn district over 500 lots
sntd the past two seeks Nuu'f have
60 hurry " YQu want some u the choice
lots ~ this addition Come ever 30
Nfewnffon tomorrow AZ our expense and
80 eur beaufifpi waterfront oar offices.
rooms !. ard : Times block Miii ~
rpeh ever NFNntuk umtil enid uug fus
gaire there for tickets o. If NJ. urifuth
- me ffuit store on tha nfemetton
a..h LA.l--I M.L..
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Hsauttful modern f.reom eattaFs near
woodland park q ieh tgaa cash hal
aucs fit per month This eottaFa IL
hsN ana huilf fpf owners home close
60 car line splendia siss ful csner,t.
basement nice. iarrs rooms modern
fixtures throughout iot nicely improved
owusr nlao VII sell house campisteif
furnished " desired az q great sacrifice
IoWN n HuWnfsM 4 CO.
office Cor ktltourns ana Fremont av
Phone Sunset North COS Ind Green $50
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An excellent sppossanlsr % purchase .
seat t.ruan house. ptaAtsFed. ciiN wairr.
Sc minutes frafu H8uneer square Price
81 ttp tt1ss month see unasrpfirsa
nnAtNknD JACKSON a CO
a stsi ts1
Wafk has started On she new oae
zee arNdnfE az nfsHnertun Nhauannlt
81 men Htii be- employed there Th~f
Niii want homsaltss g. =. Humans
attractive feafurrH Coz the hnuteHeghefs
aa0 Investors thar any property in this
district Don't taii 20 zee q az once
a. prices viii he more than double iu
4 SHORT time go 70 nrsmartnn tnmnf
rna ard inauira for AZ Arlfnth at the
ffait store. on the BFemfrtun dock. Tor
free Tickets
WE Rave THIS EXCLUSIVE.
Bat viii pay fulf commission % broker
I've hes's. On f., tSsiee southeast
rental 81 80. VIII ssii Tor $500. terms
Chance 20 make quick turn over o.
Sc, inls5ss ga, &c 1 ,sss e., ,os.
1oi American hans BIDS II
cory COTTAGE
AT RAINIER nEACW
Modern plumbing living fuom vita -.
pesed beams clgssis window seats. lot
line grand view. chicken house ana
fenced Price for quick sale murh Ices
than saloining pfgreftyl oniY i4t9 down
ana ~ month N toa are looking Tor
sselag thls AZ once g X sturteyant
owner loi boston uioeh -a-la
RAtNfER nEAcu
THE PLACE 10 LIVE
Finest location on LAKE Warrington
Ffand views ciiy water schools, etc
e. month also "a few quarter and half.
acre and waterfront traria Lumber Tor
See q x siuresaaL owner. lol pos.
Uncle Sam g. spending millions AL
nremsrton and VIII mahn u the greatest
naval station Dog The world a. il uW.
mans N b Navy Yard Addition IL the
choicest property 70 Ne bought in this
Vicinity can az the uffier, 4 and q
Times Block f1t free tickets or sss Nh
urifhn hi tho ffult store ON tho Hrom.
efton dock
New addition nos ready The largest
lots. Tor tho ieaHf money. in the citv t.
easy terms. come and lst us sake you
wiNsHIp mos
800 coiman BIDS.
Fgr Sale by owner New e.rooom mod.
~ N"NN'f iHlAN' 'NtttNHi NaHNNWNfH NiIFM
~ gas ana iurnacei wired 1880. snap
AfVNA -~te-AA a
ON NEW NENrON LINE
one acre cleared. three. room houae
fruit tr0ra small fruit chicken house
stable. Otto $500. terms ~ Is Nelnon
hHNhtnNh STATION tiam
MOS Groom cottage IN good condi.
.1ion, has city water and electric uebts
l0t tnHlNVi only three minutes walk from
entrance 90 itaNeuua park on UulVorsltv
car limo Prico vi SEQ terms
MARK MLNHDN.
100 Globe INK Rrb
be1uiiful lot 60xi0o. al cleared near
Woodland park sound view. 400 Mako
good termn Phone White 2&a North IA
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MINISTERS MEET-The so
session q the Puget Sound csnfr-
encc 81 the ". (. church al. y
held az Tacoma beginning Taestz5
for the remainder Of the week
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


-~~-4-------~- 49, = - -. -
nUrrERwoarH soNE Fsot~.'' esss
i.f 500 Msare rheatre Beth phones 80
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nfg STOCK OF FAfL HfuH GRADE
FtHSfTtHE AND HuueEHpiu ~
FFfTN At Arclfo% EAAE ~ n q.
aIrfkFuT0~ NAf.kHHOHNH sfff
FIRST Az TT EsnAr SEPTEMBER
18TH fate a. m sharp hssf u ma
hssanY we1tnsrsd and golden qak. ina
rtsldfna tuffsfa siashaafas china
siasefe rnfenslon tables leather ssaf
dining chairs uhraFY tables. EASY and
rpe aims chairs. Morris chairs end fancy
stands upright planes Fattstup and
stMnafna dmaka office chairs. dF~aanfa
eafntnfaea. nhiffnulefH. extra fine metal
bads tulfh Huifabic HprtnHa. mattresses
nd teddlual elegant cOarnsn coal and
sac ranges heaters carpets. art squares
fses curtains. three aussa estra sodd per
fafafsd chairs large Hnanfity u fra NaTas
- blankets. Kitchen goods. etc. ssc. 9ooda
au hand warrant LARGE and sarcesaful
safe starts 1889 SHARP. TussdsY A. 4lit
F4fsf A.
% HfCKERros. Auetionssr.
nufh phones
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cLAIRVoYANIa.

a'ff'sf fH'asaf sfisfsafaal ~
AdAiius Lloyd Make no mistake whon
seskina the advice - ciaiFNuYaai ii
pas 80 consult the best coigniai total
titp FiFst Avenue IA
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
DAY LABOR PLAN GETS
RALSTON OUT Of BED
O'Brien Opposed to 1t Also Under
Prevailing Conditions.

81 am not against day labor"
stated City Engineer Ralston this
morning. But to this extent | will
say l do not favor it. 1t is physi.
cally impossible for me to look
after bridges where the day labor
plan is used, and at the same time
devote what time I should to my
other work. During the building
of the Washington st. bridge 1t was
necessary for me to get out of bed
and look after things every now
and then. Between that bridge and
the grade separation matters, was
kept away from the work in my
Office for almost two months. If the
other bridges are built by contract,
then the contractor will have to do
the sweating instead Of me. Per-
haps that's selfish on my part"
The above declaration was made
by Mr.. halston this morning in sup
port of his statements to the bridge
committee last night in which he
declared himself to be in favor Of
the contract plan for the other
bridge work. This committee to-
night will submit to the council it's
recommendation as to the other
bridge operations which are to be
undertaken They want concrete
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SLAUGHTER|NC
PAWNbR0KERS

PORTLAND, May 1.-TWO as
saults on pawn brokers, both Of
which may result fatally, have oc-
CURED within the last II hours.
The latest was reported to the po-
lice at 1880 this morning, when
the unconscious form of H. New
man, a Couch st. pawn broker, was
found lying in his shop with deep
cash in his skull and two cuts
across the face. The weapon used
by the murderer was length Of
gas - which was found later.
Newman is still unable to tell
the police what occurred in the
store. He is unable to give the po-
lice any description of his assail-
ant.
Max Herman, the pawn broker
who was attacked and beaten Mon
day evening. is still at ST. Vincent's
hospital. The doctors fear his skull
may have been fractured.
G. w. Wagner, the man arrested
on suspicion of completely in the
Herman assault, is still in prison,
He will be examined this afternoon.
The police now believe that there
Is an organized gang of pawn SHOP
thieves working in Portland. AT
this time they do not connect Mar
tin, the accused murderer of Pawn.
broker Nathan Wolf, with any OF
these thugs.
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bridge for Howard st. and steel
structure on Mission av. Engineer
Ralston will precipitate hot scrap
in connection Nth proposed
recommendation for a 26 foot road
way for Mission av. Mr.. Ralston
stated today that the bridge COM
mittee will not make any recon-
mendation on the day labor propo-
sition in it's formal report to the
council, but that that matter will
be decided by he council itself.
Mr.. A.alson refused to make an
estimate on a concrete bridge for
Howard ST., confirming the sus-
picion that he is for steel bridges
or none.
Commissioner O'Brien pronounc-
ed himself as opposed to the day
labor plan as conducted on the
Washington st. bridge. The council
took this work entirely out of the
boards hands and placed it in
charge Of the city engineer. The
cost was more than double the orig
inal estimate. There was constant
complaint that heavy proportion
of the fund devoted to this bridge
was wased In excessive and unnec-
essary salaries and experiments.
ONO favors the day labor plan,
and Roy wants concrete bridges.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
T. CALLAND DEAD

Theodore Galland, brother OF
Julius, Sam and Adolph Galland,
local bankers, real estate dealers
and owners of the brewery trust,
was found dead in his bed in the
apartments of his mother and him
self in the Westminster hotel this
morning. Paralysis was the cause.
For the past two years he has not
been a well man, and has consulted
western and eastern physicians
without being able to get well. He
only recently returned from a trip
to Europe with his mot.er.
His death came as surprise.
Yesterday he was about the streets
apparently enjoying the average
health Of the past two years. The
body is at Smith & Co.'S under
taking rooms. Funeral arrange
ments have not been made.
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GIVE WOMEN
$4,000

DR.. Parick S. Byrne this morning
stated that he is in favor Of the
city appropriating $4,000 for each
of the widows of G. Powell and II.
w. Engelking, victims of the falls,
This is the only right and proper
thing for the city to do in the case
stated Dr.. Byrne. ''lf the widows
must sue. it is foregone con-
clusion that they viii be able to
collect at least that much, and the
city had best pay it without suit
and save expense.
If the women Shl the contem-
plated suits their attorneys will
probably get halI o. 1t, and they
will then be deprived OF what
should rightfully be theirs. The city
is to blame for the accident. Rank
carelessness, should say"