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mcssage TO Congress.

message to Congress.
The men arrested are Fred T. Cox,
treasurer and general manager OF the
Atlantic boiler works, and former
member OF the executive council Of
Massachusetts, Duncan u, Russell
treasurcr OF tho James Russell boiler
works; John l.. Lynch, member OF tho
firm of Hodge boiler works Charles IT.
Koopmnn, Jr., OF the Cunningham IRON
works, David II, Andrews, president
OF the Boston Bridge works, and Char
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-28

that Capt. Richard Wainwright. In
command of the second division, be
appointed acting rear admiral at once.
That II Ia the purpose OF the navy de-
partment TO place Capt. Wainwright
In command OF the feet for part OF tho
cruise around tho world is the belief
OF the officers. Capt Wainwrights
promotion would ordinarily have come
when he was on his way to the orient,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-28

UNION.
Chorus, Fairies Moonlight Dance"
.'''.,;.'''. '....'............,. Glass
Piano solo. Marius Jacobson
Boys quartet, 1.-THE owl and the
PUSSY ca" Observation-Disclosures,
Elmo ostler Linwood Tuokett
Arthur Wolcott Oakley Evans.
Girls chorus, (a) The Lakelet,"
OBJ Shadow Town Ferry"
Cornet solo ........... Ralph W1nslow
Glass prophecy
Blanche Strang, Harvey Ward.
Boys chorus (a) Aud Lang syne,"
OBJ 'Hark, L Hear a Voice."
Girls quartet, (a) Sweet and Low"
90 Spring Is Come"
Leona Ayland Vivian Harding,
Luta Wolsey, Erma Snow.
Cornet solo .............R Ralph Winslow
Address and presentation of certifi-
Gates; Prof. w. NJ. Stewart, U. Of U,
WEBSTER,
selection .,.,,.'............,o Orchestra
Amazon Drill-Hurling the Spear.
Running, Drawing the Bow, Heaving
the Rock, Amazons Defense, Amazon's
Retreat, Wounded Amazon, the Broken
Bow. Victorious Amazon.
airline Kelson, Faith Redman, Vir-
ginia Duncan, Ivie Walker Elizabeth
Colvin. Rhea Freeze, Margaret Coder.
Mary Grimsdell, Very Gamette, Bertha
Crabbe, Hazel Jaensch.
Instrumental Tro-Roney Craoroft,
Earl Kass, Stewart Abbott.
Vocal Duet-Virginia Duncan, Louise
Milleron.
EMERSON.
1890 a. n.--
Song. .......................R Room 10
% Tlna o.
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WHY USE YOUR

Letterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper so
cheap.
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g. iie gu Inc stakes
,si,,.i' 49,. .'........ Room ~
Slumbor Song OF the River"
SUMNER.
Song Vacation Time Glasses
.'oS and 90
Piano solo, La Norma" Clara Hansen
i'eadlng Of school Paper, Raymond
Song, "Satts Of the summer Night"
Glasses 'os and 90.
Piano solo, "Bubbling Spring" Ma
omi Pendleton.
vocal solo. Voices OF the Woods"
Norinne II. Robinson.
I'ecltation. When Reuben Played"
Olga Strom,
song, The Fairies Moonlight
-, Dance ..,....... Glasses 0s and 'O9
flano solo. Polish Dance" Mar
garet Arnold.
Class Prophecy ............. Kate Pitt
Song. Let Our Voices be Glad"
Glasses '0S and 90.
Talk, Civic Responsibilities" Judge
q. q. Armstrong.
FRANKLIN.
Fifteenth ward chapel at s n. m
Selection from school Orchestra.
Chorus Fairies Moonlight Dance
......... Glass of '0S
Class History .....,... Gearge Lloyd
Hiolin solo .............. Ollie Smith
Class poem ,:.......'.;, Myrtle Taylor
Chorus Spring SONG" Mendels-.
SOM ................ Glass Of '0S
Scene from Julius Caesar.
Edith Hoagland, Horace Ladd,
Clarence Patterson, Douglas
Johnson. August Jones, Clay
burn Elder.
Male Quartet (a) pale in the Am
Der West" CD Loves old
Sweet Song" John McAleer,
Ross Alexander, Glenn Sinclair,
Ollie Smith.
Glass prophecy ..... Geneva Morgan
cornet duet Swiss Boy" .Owen
McAleer, Glenn Sinclair.
Presentation of diplomas
:........ Supervisor John WEIGH
Closing chorus from Martina.
'''''.'.. ....,......,. Glass of '0S
Accompsnist, Mrs. G. w. McAleer.
Teacher-Miss Anna Erickson.
WATERLOO.
Chorus, THE Woodland Rose. Glass 'os
Class prophecy. ......... Gladys Roberts
Niolln SOLO. .,.,............ Albert Friedel
Accompanist. Helen Ferguson.
QUOTES. '...... ..,.s................
Wallace Headlund, Ashael woodrow
Chorus, Fairies Moonlight Dance"
Advice to '09 Glass" Hazel Pepper
Chorus, Last Night" ....... Girls Of 'OS
The Panama Canal
Part I....................Ve Vera Griffin
Part u..,,,..........., Monte Alley
Our Last VIII and Testament.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Winifred Sanders
Address to Graduating Class.
William A. Wetzell, Supt. Music
Presentation OF certificates.
Class song ......................C Glass 0s
oQuIRRH.
Song. THE Sweet Wild Rose" =. Glass
Act L, THE Randolphs of Maryland"
Song, Last Night" ..............C Glass
Act ii, The Randolphs of Maryland
Piano solo ..........,........H Helen Left
Tableau .................Bo Boys of Class
Piano solo............ Lucille Armstrong
Act III, THE Randolphs OF Maryland"
Drill Observation-Disclosures. Girls of Glass
Presentation of diplomas. ............
Song, Home From the Woodland.
................. ........-,,..-.. CLASS
JACKSON.
Sketch, Eugene Field Ida open
shaw
Double Quartet. 1.-THE Oars are
Recitation, The Two Kings" Edith
Mitchell.
Essay, Our Navy" Joseph Marsden
Vocal solo .................. Ivy Davis
Sektch, Historic Rivers" Olive
WooIley.
Recitation, Ulysses" Alma Bywater
Boys chorus, Hunting Song" ....
Quartet, Edna and Mary, Ralph and
Hyrum
Recitation, "Rhoecus.'.. Lenora Bath
Piano solo ............... Percy Beavis
Valedictory .,....,......... Glenn Allen
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Opening of season, saltslr. May 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
MATTHEW DOW.

Because he has become convinced that Mayor Moore will
make stronger mayoaly candidate for the city party than
himself Matthew Dow today Withdrew from the contest
In addition to his conviction that the rank and file OF tho
party prefers Mayor Moore himself Mr. Dow has had
to be somewhat pqued the actions Of persons ADD
interests originally backing him in the Some Of the
men who urged him the refused to
openly in his support while Others though promising
him in the primary election against Mayor Moore de-
cned 10 pledge themselves continue support him for the
election he nominated
Mr. Bows Scotch Presbyterian idea OF political morals
has been considerably offended these developments and he
declares that he will not be party any species OF political
jobbery.
1T has become apparent that Of the who urged
the have acted from Interior motives" said
Mr. Dow Il do not meHtion any in this
neetion lest through in judgment do
injustice asked the who have been urging
continue in the openly support OF my
candidacy and assist in organizing Tor the campaign and
some OF them have refused To do
Now shall not attempt TO get into the office through the
support Of that kind OF If they for them
say II appears though they merely wanted
the effort defeat Mayor Moore then throw
the election for other candidate.
Il shall perm, myself be used in effort job
Mayor Moore any other candidate believe in fair play
and stragtiorwardnes politics in business and
everything that is done for to be done in the open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan i7.--Evelyn
Neshit. wife OF Harry Kendall
ThAw. was called 20 the stand at
fts35 O'Clock this morning In the
murder trial in which her husband
10 the defendant. THIS WAS a rather
unexpected move on the part Of the
defense. M II was thought that she
would be one OF The last lay wit.
neHses After she had taken the
stand the defense made another
move that caused surprise After
Evelyn Thaw had been sworn. At
torney Littleion conferred with his
associates aud then withdrew her.
stating that he was not ready st
that moment 10 examine her.
II IL probable that Mira. William
Thaw. mother of the defendant.
may testify during the day She az.
rived at the court house. accom-.
panied by her son. Josiah. and APP
peared 10 be very 81
Miss Alice G. Fletcher. Of Wash.
ington. a friend of the Thaw family.
was the first witness 20 testify this
morning. She said that Harry waA
very nervous when he was a child
and that he was subject to violent
outbursta Of temper Miss Fletcher
testified that In December. 1903.
Harry ThaW told her that he was
suffering from q terrible disease
Of the eyes and that he wanted TO
die. lie talked 30 incohefently. the
witness declared. that she could
hardly understand what he meant.
when Attorney Jerome began his
REORGANIZATION Of her. Miss
Fletcher said she was connected
with the archaeological bureau at
Washington. She Is one Of the best
known scientific women In tho
United States.
The district attorney had far
from an easy time in handling the
witness. and she haffles nina By the
c.eyerp@ea she displayed " oral
fsuoiH& In the Hieantlsse Little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

While the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific companies are al
legged TO have been piling up excess
charges on a mixed car OF stock
and household goods, the stock Is
starving and the owner is stranded
In this city
In the meantime the companies
have asked additional charges on a
calf born In the car yesterday. and
for a pig which has grown In tran
sit into a stock classification.
y NJ, Marion, the owner. has
asked the humane officers 10 force
the railroads TO feed his stock. snd
officer Naupell threatens to svear
out varrant unless fuOt Is far
nished the animals.
sssrts for MI. VsFnsn.
MssSoa saws be billed she car
fsczs his kosse in ho3hsrs. Okla.
"a @t Nesuor, Nssh.. h{s future
hSsuOc RE bOssasu& $ss ho@Use o. q
s,s.sss, f,rsf head of esstte. thrs.s
calves an5 sarua p&Gs. paid s26i
freight. wsish the ageus sasi6 ~tasit'
cover tho entire bib. and sto.st-;
T0roweS srTOe Of the r9.!',ss fpg
uiatinas tke cas %as sPr, VIC ssSl
Ssse. oRd sNcfR sTSnssegsgSt 'r@'a
tie Nor .npsn p'asigse ts he .yeNt
~.,gfNsrs Rad ear& The rof waE
,Aen brought hare. and wAtle nc
n ssetSsract sesserVfSs .sap ~ aAG
travelling freight aSents thrust his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Second Sensation Caused by Ittleton Excusng Her
--Thaw's Mother Testifying

tons face was wreAihed I'm smiles
Niss Fletcher explained the aax.
ietf Of Mrs Thaw over the mental
condition of her son, Harry. stat.
ing that Mira phaw ooufided TO her
that the boy was not responsible
for his acts Jerome started TO
PROFOUND case based on enppaai.
tons and referring 10 a man like
Thaw being In love with n chorus
Eifl. when Judge Bowling interrupt
ed him by saying that such ques
lions were incompetent for the rea.
son that no chorus girl had heen
mentioned in the proceedings. After
the witness testified that Thaw had
tod her that he loved Evelyn Nes.
bif more than ans other woman he
had ever known. Miss Fletcher was
excused.
Katharine O'Nell. n nurse In the
ThaW family for sin years. testified
that Harry Thaw was a very pc.
oIliar child. that he was delicate.
moody aud subject TO fits. and that
he would throw himself on the
ffoor. writhe and yell until he was
exhausted. After a little more ques-
tsonIng the nurse was excused
II was at this iuncture that Eve
iyn Thaw was called 20 the stand
IN passing her husband she smiled
sxeetly at him. and he returned the
greeting. She wore O long blue
coat. a skirt TO match. and a broad
white collar and big mushroom
hat The spectators we're dlsap-
pointed when Mr.. Littleton an.
nounced. after having the wife Of
the defendant sworn in. that he was
not ready to examine her.
A few unimportant Witnesses
were then called to the stand.
Almost Immediately after court
convened after the noon recess. Mrs
William Thaw. Harry's mother. was
called Co the stand
Mrs. Thav WAS only on the stand
sew minutes when she was rx-
cs.-ed temporarily by IAttlston. and
Evelyn was rccalhssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
FRAUDULENT VOTING DOES
NOT NSQUAllFY

Despite the fact that he voted In
Alaska only two years ago, a com.
mittee Of his legal advisers have
advised Donald II. Olson that he rs
not disqualified from assuming the
office OF mayor OF Seattle In
March. The opinion is based on
the theory that the Alaska vote
was fraudulent. Mr.. Olson having
been a citizen OF Seattle at the time
IL Was cast
The question Of Mr.. olson's resi-
deuce qualifications was raised
when he was first suggested as a
mayoralty candidate. and the fact
that he had lived in Seattle only
few months was mentioned al that
time In The Star. His supporters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Throws Herself Out of the Window Of Fashionable
Hotel and Is Crushed to Shapeless Mass---Pens
Letter TO Her Husband

thought u VAS strange that she
locked the door between the two
sleeping rooms Mrs Sears had
evidently taken this precaution
against any Interruption OF her
plans by the maid.
When the maid entered Mrs.
Sears apartments this morning she
Was startled TO find she was missing
and enc OF the windows thrown az.
She looked down aud saw the
mangled form of her employer %
ina on the roof Of BUILDING be.
low Her body vas 40 badly
crushed that Il was almost unree.
uEniHahle
Mrs Sears had come to New
York TO undergo treatment Tor a
nervous disease Il Is supposed
that Il was on account of her bad
health that che committed suicide
Hefore killing herself she penned
a letter to her husband aud this is
being held for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

LONDON. Jan IL suffraglstn
raidcd the Sonac Of Premier Camp
beli.ilanueFtaan during the meeting
OF the cabinet ls~iay and subsequent
~ participated Ia enc Of the Widest
street riots that ever took place
In London
When the police swooped down
upon them the suffruEista resisted
all attempts 60 arrest them and
fought the boobies for a solid
hour
The streets were blocked In es-
cry dlrcction b. crowds that lnfen.
nified the excitement with their
cheers aud Ieera. Tho suffraFista
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Brands as False the Charge That Moran Bros. Co.
Withdrew Money From Local Banks and Deposited
Il in British Columbia.

states. a clash occurred between
the company and the bank over
the payment OF government draft
for So. 2gz22. drawn In favor Of the
Moran Bros. company ON the Ma.
tioual Bank OF Commerce. gov
eminent depository The bank re
fused 20 pay the draft in cash until
twice ordered to do 80 by the
comptroller OF currency. 90 whom
Moran Bros. company appealed by
telegraph.
Il was this money. the letter
states. that Mr.. Spencer charged
was deposited In a British Coium.
bia bank. The letter states that II
was not 20 deposited, but was keut
In the United States and disbursea
locally 10 meet the obligations Of
tie eonaran
ssaa yaurh t~ttsusa6.
The pa4ynss.ot VAC ssoa rospts ap
ne :oveFnfaeos arsr, se~oras ns r,
;ss. Soqsa. until ara. h.akln:
ns.ars On the feartb any afrr tbs
osi sssssi %. mano .ss nssds Thssu
10. 1.ts.r charges. ssr. sf.srcr rad
ma rsaD stiVse ~ ttss sscrao
Eros. co4uosssr fed bowed ~ are I. nuat
psr dso with los -asn
sm tnpsor rspoq~ OF vSuas oswp nous
or .aas ncsoaupss. NJ sps:fusfses. .h .sss
ous. o u .ss !. Ssse oss ?: .ss0ssr 10 farak
hJlo esi 600 las $50. oo.sudbs
+, A ous- 6u.r oso&os o-eah up,cuo aE
trnzs3 no nls beaesf D, q ospdS to
resG.'f 6inv sSooo sGr sps;D0UcRsp sSas
tho so tIVnab fsam& or t.ouco oupr'csc
bad contributed to the BNtEtennlp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Walter Dunbar and Harold nlrkett
both claimed victory.
The Wave itself supported Dun.
bar In q fourcoinmn editorial On
It's front page this morning The
hirkett party. unable 10 eoatroi the
press. made a campaign with hand
ballots, aud every voter wAN so.
preached a. ne vent 10 tho polls
The goods we're eoruered 10 hall
Ways aud forced 10 listen To %
lilieal advice.
While nunbar's constituents al
yocated an amendment to the con.
atitation Of the Associated students
allowing The Wav. editor a sal.
arr. Hlrkstts admirers peddled llt.
eTasufe headed Vote aKainst the
amendment The campaign work
crs % nifkest apparently outuum
bcFed their acycFsafteH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Man Stranded With Carload Of Starving Animals
Can't Pay Charges for Calf Born on Trip and Pig
That Grew Some.

head into the car and asked Marion
about the small calf lying ON a pai-
let Of hay
Did YOU list 1t with yoar eree. ?"
was asked.
How could |. since it's oaiy n
day old?a
Wen have to charge YOU rates
on it unless you crate it," was the
reply.
Finds Grown Pig.
Next the agent inspected ths
hogs. and found o pig not Kssesa.
The special agent referred 10 thaa
1T was too young 20 be clsssifissa
when | started, said Marion. hat
Il has grown Some stnce | have
bs.n or the road
The additional ebsr2ss for tho
celf arG piS srd the srFspch usy
amount IA More sAsn aTassoo rsusA
se..-ss. sa0 be hs pq,sraac1aflr
stIs rr6@a6
lee save shMr de SIsa geographically
eensan SEED tSss sSs TvnFson6i csolais
gary Iced an-6 ~s,ey 6tc snors, 6gt
hes have psss nsp,4ssqa to do sn sssh
's r.s&y ,Tal ming te ipSt ON ie az
hag snr h,s c,Ps. hNt thss 10 snne
Ru%. oud 0is cs;a%P sre~s has uad
0esainG H. eos 'rr 90 noavs
zee Ha.s ne c@v sas sesst Dee
neaf assr@ns Hasrxr das, eu, when
De nstraDp; ed &c ger voter for AtR
asturs no wos ofVds red a~ay By enc
OF the faiEruRd men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
PIANO TEACHER
IS BLAMED

Alleging that Louis Diamond. head
teacher n the piano department at
the Columbia College Of Music. fire..
quentiy lnaulied her. Sara K Yeag
ley today asked that the court deny
the application for restraining or
der asked b. General Manager Ed
wiu Conn. Of the school. Mr. Conn
claimed that the woman had en-
tered into a contract 90 teach only
for the school. and bad been VIC
lating this BY Inducing students 20
study under her privately He ask.
ed the court 10 prevent this.
Miss ieaKicy claims that Louis
Diamond. hy insults. threats and
abuse. all Of which we're connte.
naneed b. Mr Conn. made II I'm.
possible for her ia remain with the
school. aud she asks that she be
allowed to continue her private
teaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
ROBERT MORAN DENIES
Il. z. SpENCER'S STORY

Subsidy fund when Moran Bros.
company undertook the constfuc.
ton OF the battieshlp Nebraska.
The letter states that no obliga.
ton rests upon the company toward
those who subscribed To that fund I:
that the subscriptions were made
with a view Of getting the money
back In the benefits which would
accrue through the expenditure Of
the money necessary 10 build the
hattleship here and the ADVERTISING
that Seattle would get out Of Il.
Money the company's.
Referring 20 the action Of the
bank In Withholding payment Of
the draft. the letter says.
'Resumlng now our personal
communication. you have laid spe.
cial stress In connection with your
story upon the fact that our action
In withdrawing funds from your
bank was the more inconsiderate by
reason OF its taking place at time
when the banks we're striving TO
guard their resources. We ADMIT
that the banks have had good cause
In the emergency 20 act In the man.
ner they did and their united actioa
and the iptelliBeat slar reF In which
they cOa.ryeo the crrait Of the
com 20 uosty uHim Fs,ire~d throru.o the
CRISIS has ccrtsislr de nu-o1s.t rat ID
our city to be . aahAs aud efffebept
r o a1sesai ssn ter. and tbs swce,ss.u.
dpDss hr,doBoT 10 sr~ bsapse~%, bot 700
sss-s1d mos berS ~ nSpqe-o tbus pssu.s
tdiiiy that OF osF sss9Psss 6vs,Sc<s
Yourself bad o&s.csss n.@u. 10 sasssH
eorsng b. .usioous gssf stso, ns$tnuag
.liu rusd rse 6ssrv lcsa 81 sSt ~ tSs
gssot .bust sos novDnucr which vHs
to bss cusao TO. 90. ap.drw 6u go rwYpp
onspt: drsRs zeu; .aQs nrso spuo = aI'
sas oac patio sUn OFT . gpsu.r tal ots oao.tIi
bss annisfuls 10. shn so~vvopueus emo
UnD.ssoas0as 10 the bank T0~ sofM
nerCHnl use"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Claiming that the business IN.
sesrity Of the Moran Bros. company
mas been attacked. Robert Moran.
pfesldeH Of the company. has is.
saed an open letter IN circular form
% Mr.. X X Spencer. vice preai.
inaYce
Inc letter accuses Mr.. Spencer
q maliciously circulating a story
eaat me Moran Bros. company has
.itndrawn large sums Of money
ron the local banks during the
present financial strlnRency and
eas deposited the money ia British
Solumbia banks
hr. Moran brands the story "a
.aise and goes on 10 give the his.
.efy OF his dealings with the Ma
lula Bank Of Commerce. which
nssthinks explains the alleged az
Won OF the vice president.
oselineo oess,.
ne letter ;isfs. that -nsa he
- asla Issifs Natieual snd the "a
80 bsak % Commerce. we're ON
.etria-s.s. gr Nsrsn -as Ia,l,ss Il.
49, assr.s Of stoes. .hi-n o.
s.s bay-s.. s2s fstal .s.n Later o..
=. 'sss'a b sssenauBs 8 director Sc,
" Das'o'. 6-s aerlic end Then no.
- sIaNseso er ". spss~ eer ~ a. ar
= ..so' ~iio tssf. q ne osu., ou.sr;
X! sbopsuo RroD.. csyreSan- 80,
on @erosao o, 90 raet iAss
sss''Opao u; tusao done ssaas az saarY
sSss' .dKh one hRnm for 20
VIZ NOV. 8 OF last year, The letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
LAY unl,,d pcs

NrW YORK Jan II One ot the
mast sensational suicides that ever
,.seurfsd ID this city Was committed
s.snlsht. when Mrs Herbert Sears.
~ n 4 millionaire lawyer OF hoa
80 ana = member of one 81 the
r ~, arlstoeratic families IN Masss.
shuse,,s lsafcd from her room On
,he thlrteeath floor o. the fashion.
sAle ;, Regis hotel aud was dashed
4 death on the roof of an adioin-
lns hailding. one hundred feet be
hv
hat Ire suicide was carefully
slammed there Is uo doubt ArisllH
fuu her bed some time during the
tight after hsviU retired Ia ap-
rsFently good spirits she threw a
nxhs wrapper over her 0sht gown
saa then made the plunge Co death
M Sears maid. who occupied at.
nlnlng apartments. did ret hear
~. nlstre.s moving about bat she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

claimed, however, that he had been
a resident OF Seattle for II years,
though having been temporarily alb
sent in Alaska. IL has since de-
veloped that only two years ago he
participated as voter in the ter
ritorial election there
The Seattle charter requires four
years continuous residence as a
qualification for the office OF
mayor Mr.. Olson can only claim
fora years continuous residence I'm
Seattle on the theory that his vote
In Alaska two years ago was fraud
uientiy cast. Nevertheless a COM
mittee of democratic attorneys have
decided that he is qualified for the
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
CLANCY MEETING
ENDORSES MILLER

John ? Mlllere candidacy for
the mayoralty nomination waa en.
Realistically endorsed 1t a meet.
ias u the First Ward Republican
club Ia Frank claacya Detroit
hotei At Second av south and Main
u. last evening Endorsement Naa
given aftaF Al address aas made
b. Joseph GFifflu. legislative rep
Fesenta,lye from The Forty.third
district. and resident % the First
ward The meeting. originally In.
tsnded AZ business session. vas
eoaseFsed into a Miller rally.
Johhny Clancy was elected chair.