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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20
Slair, Nebr.

Sn5oag Nften 6olot Menigbeoen
FER acknowledgement. 9aa ct tiO=
liqcre OtoOe par ser fsrit 6or6an0=
ling ON at boloe % 4ars Subilpum,
pe man boboe 6l. a. beiluttet at in0=
hp0e alle Oe Yrpiter, iom / Sc ipl1no=
lit % Nar 6ar betjent Wfenigbeoen,
til Gcltagelie / Soften. Tor6un0lin=
gen ON ben foreitauenDe Set fort
lottes mi, % Sor Iamlingen bel Int
toe pioere at inObp0e til Soften iun
pibt m1tIigt oue, Ser / set ferIte Ior
al WenigbeOens 9eitnnen par Mfe0-
lenmer.
Set Bel lntte0es bioere, at Soften
feires beo en- &Gffe Meoer paren=
0e fra Sorsoag Iften Sen 81. San.
til S6n6og @ften Sen "a. San. -
timber Mdoerne boIoes ser Settles
%Ipisning til Miooog / Sirfens @pG-
Der.
Dana College 6ur op1aaet
StutSanerfenoele c, lua Sen
foH 1t0iteoe nSeo6ers Certificate.
NlQereoe peo en- 6enpenoelie til Sta=
tens lln0erbisnings -Mutoriteter /
Sept. Waaneo opnaae0es forelGbig
Nnerfenoelie for inoeppren6e 4ar.
6orleoen Dag por Statsreprple en-
fer Der oq inipicere0e Sfolen, og ef=
ter bpa0 Sc uotolte, benter Sfolen
meO bet ferfte at fan narig Stats=
nnerfenoeIie. @leper fan ultiua mi
foa 0eres fltl6e ll00nnelie o. gfso=
men til 2Grere og 2prerinoqr peo
Suna.
-SiOite Sgnoag gftermiooog ff
Drum Oan. epong. Iutb. Menigbeo
fin me Strife inOpiet. 9enne Sang
rar man iaa 6eloig at trpffe gobt
&ejr til S~ielie5feIten. Som MAJ bill
nIinOes, Dar Soften fprlt beitemt til
ilhlte SpnOug / Sftober men blep
"a for6in0ret pe0 0oorltgt SER. Der
unr Ell fSn 6Orlnmling / S6noags.
S}irfen bar Iige fulo al Wenigbeos=
icn1mer og belGgenoe. Der feire6es
eli ifon Set, iom aQe ipntes glade
pe0. 9aniferen enifer Wenigbe0en
6ifrteIig til 2pffe me6 oens npe,
1ngqelige 8ltos6usl
- Euit. 81. 2ariel1, oanif @rpIt
/ Gen norife Spnooe, / mango Nar
9$rpit 0erl1be peo Drum, er forupli0
ooD / Soma. Get bar / Sgn0ngs
noe pes Drum, ri 66rte ON BET.
Mien Ri benteoe fra nogen &iloe at
bape 6grt nGrn1ere oerom. Oct er
imiolerti0 life 5fet. Soa piot pi for
Ftoo, oSoe ban plroielig / 9er6ags.
@oft. 81. 2orien bar en- Nabopreit,
iom man funbe bore q(ob beo at
,fomme iammen meo. 0anIferens
Reb. bar ifSnne Minber fra Sam=
ntenfomIter me0 bom. Son por og=
loo ofboI6t / i'm Menigbco.
5 3irsoogs ~begrapeoes @ieIs
@ulfs Barn noe peo Drum. SEQ
Ell ulpffelig Senoelie bar Mooeren
neofommen ct Yor Moaneoer for
tiblig, iaa man pente0e fife, at Bar
net ful1oe lepe. Oerfor 9apbe Sor=
nlorene ogion isrget for, II Oct rrr
blepet oebt. 8oit. S6ult5 forrette-
SC SegraDelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20

Gn Gpigbeo for piit.
Seq Itol paa Dine @aOer goa,
Gn pletfri 2anlrnets SrltO,
% gplone &orpeitrengc floo
8 inebpiOt 8rpaltpsifuo.
@ieO @ilien til ale u0oniterst~$
% ar e 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20
Sruuflpm, Mew gurf.

0a ieg ii0lt itrep til n9anlferen"
rar oct for at fort9ae ON to ulur-
prize parties. S Gag ifal ieg for
tple ON en- a10en Spiti0elig9e0.
- &asiereren for Dor Wtenig6eo,
Wtr. =. Hasmlslen og @uItru fel=
rc0e 0eres SplpbrDQup ben 4.
9topentber. Scr. Gasmuslen bar /
mango Iar p9ret 2erer / Dor Sp1=
~Oagsifole og er 9eafon og Srultee.
@alt bar ppret Ell flitt!g Og tro
IrbeiOer / @erreu5 GingaarO, %
baaOe ban % bans Sultru bar al
ti0 bait ct pdrmt Sjerte Tor Serren5
; Sag % it9ttet ben ofte np1ten pper
gpne. s Haaifpnnelie 6ernf beIll1t-
te0e WenigbeOen og Senner, ionl
ltdOig fommer fer, at fejre en- file
Set for benz. Gen blep uf6olot
@~oIg0ogen, Ben 8. Nop., iom 10
rar Ell olminOelig 6rioag. 6eiten
6egDnOte meo Spn al Scr. 8. 90.
GbriItenien. @an Bps Soriomlingen
&elfommen, og fortalte, / bpao Ser=
iigt hi bar iumlet. 9erefter taleoe
Bnitor 8ecf og Gnltor 81. Nnoerlen.
DIR. Inton Senien operrofte Der
raa Splpbruoeparret en- @ape fra
Menigbeoen og Senner. Oct par ct
imuft og inagfulot S9lp &affeier=
rice. 9erefter blep Ser trafteret
Safe og Sage. Toitor Solbeim, Ben
norife &reit, iom 6%etientc Dor Mc=
nig6eo / Gnfancetioen, glpoeOe ps
meo lin inuffe SangItemme. Wtr.
clinton Senlen 6ap0e iprget for at
forbpie NftenenS 6eItlig6eo OeO at
anbrinqe en- im1f 9lomIteroefpra=
ton me0 acknowledgements Napne=
tr9f oper 8la0ien, 6por Sc iaO, ON
giDet al Oeres 5 8prn. Ser blep
Defslet meo Sang og Wuiif, og bet
par / oct belle taget en- Jpn Nften.
Ser bar fun en- cling, Ser ligelpm
fdlte0e liot SfDgge oper bet. Wrs.
Gasmusien bnooe nemlig en- ouarlig
9aano, iom ban lige bapoe p9ret
til 9oftorer1 meo, laa bet fneb me-
item at faa benOe til qua oerlteb.
Set bar 10 en- alnltn0elig WtgOeaften,
og BUN baoOe ingen Inelle ON BEN
lie Set, fun pur Ser 6lepen f~ortalt,
at Baltor Solbeim pilOe iynge. Yait.
Sect bopOe / Gugen 9lnleoning
f%nrfottet en- Sang iom Fan fpr1t OPP
Lei lie og oerefter iang. NGlte Dag,
Snsoag Iften, iom 10 par Den egent=
lIge &~eitiOsoug lamleoes De flelte
al os igen / Scr. 6asm1s lens bug
gelige Stem, bpor ri after tilbragte
IN ifen Aften. Sa! bet er lfsnt at
jan1les meo SUBS 9prn Der poa S5oro
reo ilige Inleoninger, men bpor
langt ifpnnere iful Set Dog blipe
At iamles / Gr1oebuiet oerhiemme,
bpor al Spno og al Sorg er noe=
luffet, og intet ifal formerfe Dor
@leoe. Oct tpnfte jeg paa Sen If=
ten, oa ieg iaa, bpor lioenoe Wrs.
Gasmuslen laa no, at ielp / pore
itpnneIte giebliffe paa Soro err ser
ultio noget, Der bill foritprre @leoen;
/, men naar Ri peo @u0s Nuaoe font
mer biem .! bpor lfol set BOG
tlipe ifsnt. If! at ioo faa al pore
fore 2anosmeno bill bore meo at
femme til Y&ongeignnens 9rpQup";
o. er laa optaget al aft bette ior=
oiife, men BET enc fornoone Batter
fife. Dog, lpffelig bper Sipl, ION
if Selus til Srelier og Sen, ioa at
ii fan ipnge meo 0igteren:
Seruialem, set ifol Ooq ife,
9(t ieg Big naar til it6it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20

Setenotggreller.
&isc ipses.

sGn flint % Opatis 9ige isses
Al SonatOriet / 8ruib. Sum muu
pGre eel fenot meO aogning o.
man fuune puatuge Jig iqmme for
en- 1910 @enneifer ooglig
Syn So ngentIig meO lloiigt til
EiIleg.
Mon beOes benpenoe Jig InoreIt
til ~@ben- @5er", @rulb, Solo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20
Sweetest Stories
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20

Fer Fl r,ere satarrb / oears Ger hf 7n~ee'. szn en-
s;tby. G1aonmrrc ;lfar1rcH nv o-u bisp tgO,I ss isit,
,a s.ara Ia ;1., . 7t.5tcoeisg 5 @~t:3- g1reg gc,
srgro,rsSe 2Gae7ue bet F5r Ct lasaI Curb =, 'a7eiT-er
gcsaie @itbltr. oq ga be tt,c opanaehe 2=.trsoeiie var
GsfuI Vel su3itn3, e.t'@Ilte = aen i2I Ast.s-s0cti3
@lbeayfsbca 9ar Jcp!H. at &ctng-Q II N suri.ttDttaires
Spotnut 90 Hez for lrs0er tqn'ttrltinnff = ~cdGuoliu9
Geirc Catarrh Care. !a5rifc'e. n T. :. G95neG o
So. To[ebo, SEio, s. bet ensi!e tenlntuttonctle SGge.
nniSbel | Martchet. Sst taaes ittpta5i9 t Snrttof-I
ira Ie Droaber titsn &5eiefEi'. Net Dt5feE b:rstt.
poa 8lotet oa Gpiteret8 SltrthtH6'E- ne ttihposr u
h,n6rsos Solors fpt etbueTf &~illSIot. BET iris s25 sp
s,rs. @frlp ettcr GirtuIGrer Os g}is1esSsro.
SIS. GtensH IS p Eaaeas. o
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W.u's Family Pills er BIZ 5ssas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20
EXCURSION RATES TO CHICAGO
VIA
THE NORTH WESTERN LINE.

Nov. 80, 30, Dec. 1, 2, 7 and 8, ac-
count International Live Stock Ex-
position, Chicago. Full particulars on
application to Ticket Agents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-20
Misifpnsmpbe.
Wiis smpSer.

gil @uo, bliper Ser MisIions-
mpoe / 2ogon Sen 2. Sec, / @ul-
bocf Sen g. ! Orb Sen 4. og
Guiding, &ebr. Ben Sc. Sec.
gn ferIig Snobpoelie til oQe.
S. 81. 2oren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
DENOUNCED
BY BRYAN
Commoner Says Roosevelt
Is Trying to Deceive
Working Men.
10y United Pr.ss.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-willlam
J. Bryan made a i3.mile automo-
bile trip 20 Paterson. y. j.. this
morning. where he addressed a big
crowd. many Of whom were me.
chauics and lahorors. Bryan con-
fined bis speech in a large meas.
ure 10 the labor question. and de-
nounced the recent letter OF Presi.
dent Roosevelt 10 Senator Knox
an an effort TO deceive the work
ingmen.
The democratic candidate was
given a rousing reception. and his
speech WAS iaudly cheered lmme-
diAtely after the meeting Bryan
started back 20 New York TO de-
liver an address before the Wom-
EMS Democratic club at the Wal
dorf-Astoria The program for this
afternoon included an automobile
trip into Westchester county.
The Commoner Is IN fine ruin
for the final week OF the campaign.
and went at II vigorously today. To
night the fireworks viii begin.
according to a statement made az
headquarters today. when three
monster meetings viii be held Ia
Manhattan Bryan viii speak at all
three meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
IS
THE MAN


VANCOUVER. -. G.. oct ia
Late reports fFosn coast 10 coast
predict that Sir WIifrid Laufior.
the liberal premier. wili have q
majority Of about 30 after the aiee.
lions today. IN the iaAt house bis
majority was over 40.
The eastern provinces Of Quebec
and Nova Scotia are supposed 70
BE- solid for the liberals. New
Brunswick and Prince Edward IL.
land are doubtful. Ontario will. Il
II expected. break even. but the
west will be the stumbling block
Manitoba liberals are putting Up a
hard fiKht but the result is stiil
in doubt Saskatchewan and Al
berta are unknown quantities.
while British Columbia IL expected
20 return two liberals out OF four
seats. Three elections which Will
take place later viii certainly SO
IN favor Of the winner OF the main
contest.
Polling started IN Vancouver At
nine this morning and a heavy
vote Ia being cast The four 10.
cal candidates are W W. n Ne.
lines. former governor OF the Yu.
kon. liberal. George II. Cuwan. city
solicitor. conservative. Joe Martin.
X. G.. independent and W. T..
Kingsley. socialist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
VICTIM OF MURDER IS
DISCOVERED BY HUNTER

violence. Whether he was lured TO
the woods and murdered. or was the
victim OF some reckless hunter
probably never VIII be known. An
opening In the skull appeared to
been made by sharp instrument
Gibson started cut yesterday aft
ern0on TO hunt quail and shortly
after 3 o'clock started a covey. He
haRged one OF the birds and broke
through the brush after q.
As he reached 10 pick up the bird
the partially covered skeleton OF a
large sized man met his gaze. Glib
son hurried 60 Dunlap and notified
the Seattle police by telephone. An
ambulance from the Bonncy- Wat
son company started for the body,
but the wagon became stuck in the
mud and was unable 20 reach the
scene Of the find. The remains
were brought 10 Seattle today. A
portion OF the mans wearing APP
parel will be examined and Il may
develop some elew as TO his
Identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
Wounded Bird Leads to
the Uncovering of a
CHASTITY Crime.

what the police believe TO be an
other mysterious lake shore murder
was revealed yesterday when a
wounded quail. brought down BY a
shot from the gun Of H. c. Gibson Of
Dunlap. alightod on the corpse OF
an unidentified man about two miles
east OF Riverton, station ON the
Puget Sound Electric company's
line
Nothing was found on the man 20
give a clew as 20 his Identity He
had evidently lain in tho woods for
nearly two years.
City Detective John Wlckman was
sent 90 the scene Of the gruesomo
find 20 investigate. and n Is his
opinion that the man mot death by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
LAW BREAKERS ARE IMMUNE
FROM POLICE INTERFERENCE
WREATHS FOR THE LIVING

urgency Of the received
this morning tho date for closing the WreaB for the Living
contest has been deferred until Saturday
I'VE Just getting interested" writes land you
most unique contests Of
fercd by any newspaper"
began into The Star office few mo-
Saturday night and all
homo phones Of The Star editorial employees
busy asking for extension Of the tlate
Tho will close Saturday and Saturday
winners will be announced As u viii take fully
prepare the written the "witeups' viii not
appear today. when they will be printed
day until the twelve completed
this heavy resulting In several
changes standing OF the contestants Once John L.
D. Hfilman got heavy and
pulled position within the twelve
Owing In Saturdays paper, the Of w p
Trmble Trimbe sti the contest
received a substantial addition this morning
Here Ia How They Stand;
L. Wilson. si4; Jacob Furth, 2S3; William Sutherland
MeDermot 237 a. l. Cohen. 235;
M GIL 2ss W. II. Moore. 1877 John II. Miller 1856 Edward
slayson. 1917. DR. NJ A. Matthews. ii6 James Agnew,
ii6: Hlman. 1885, W. p Trmbic. So Il. c. Macy, e5;
John sattery, 30; A. j. Bethen H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
TRUSTED CARRIER
RObS MAIL

BELLINnHAM. Oct. 2e.~~A. V.
Hadly. one Of the oldest mail car.
riers on the Bellingham poatoffice
staff, was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF having repeatedly stolen
the contents OF registered letters.
Complaints that valunbles were
missing have been coming TO the
postofflce frequently of late, aud
a watch was set. with the result
that Hadiy was caught In the act
OF opening q letter which Patrol.
man Jeasup had mailed for the
purpose Of trapping the cuiprit.
Hadly admits his guilt. saying that
no does not know why ho stole He
Is about so years Of age. and has
wife and child living here. lie
has heretofore been trusted ALSO
lutcly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
IDREAMLEADS SEARCHERS
TO kUMLES BODY

d at the men we're pursuing deer
gfnrke al the time death came
ta Knmie. klneber'H tracks lead.
tx back tho way they had come
acre traced a short distance and
vnre then lost Ia the snow. II n
t.ia theory that be set back for the
hatel at once and met with a So.
tlDlia accident. and perhaps died
fssm exposure Hope il entertain.
"a OF finding hiH body today. all
hhpe Of fading him alive having
been abandoned.
Many sesrchers Out.
before daylight this morning a5
uAsn set out from the hotel with
4 definite plan In view for search.
Ink every available path between
Rooster Comb and Hot Springs for
the body Of Fred Kloebcr That
he Is dead Is the accepted belief
81 al, for even II he had not been
fRtally hurt on Monday last he
Mould never have been able TO sur.
vase the bitter cold weather that
has prevailed IN the mountains dur
sug the past week.
Dcrmotts bloodhounda have been
sat for by DR. kloeber and are
expected TO arrive today from Sp0.
kAne 20 take part IN the search.
There are three natural paths from
lfoeHter Comb 10 the hotel and
somewhere along one Of these II
4. believed the remains Of the miss
Ing man will be found
Information from the Hot
Springs hotel az late hour this
afternoon was that no messenger
had yet returned from the search
ing party and the result Of the
mornings work II not yet known.
Julius Kumle. the dead chef. was
well known IN Seattle and In fact
all over the coast. having held 20.
altl0nH in several OF the big hotels.
lie has a brother In San Francisco.
He was a member OF both the Elks
and Eagles and these organizations
will have charge Of the funeral
services. arrangements for which
have not yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
Comes Back With a Red
Hot Criticism on the
President.

WASHINGTON. Oct 20 sam.
uel Gompesa. president Of the
American Federation 81 Labor. 20.
day issued a formal reply to Pres.
ldent Rooaevclta letter Ia senator
Knox. 81 Pennsylvania. In regard
10 the attitude % labor In the pFeai'
Dental Campaign. The reply viii
b. published in tho Fcderationist
and will be circulated a. a cam
palgn document Gomperu says!
President Roosevelt made Tan
the candidate Of his party. Seeing
that the labor vote n0w II aroused
and the toiiera cannot be- cAioicd.
be has become desperate and. Ia
anger. By the worst exhibition ~
demagogism. tries 20 inaslll into
employers the fear that prosperity
will hs endangered " a square deal
n accorded the workers
III Ia an exhibition Of ifnpotemt
rage and an awful descent from she
dignity Of high office Mons but
himself sill BE- deceived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
MYSTERY SHROUDS
SOCIETY WOMAN'S
STRANGE SUICIDE

PlTTSFlELD. Ills. Oct 26--
Friends of Mrs. Marion Lacy are
az a loss today 10 account for her
suicide which was discovered yes.
terday by her husband, DR. s G.
Lacy Her relatives and friends
believed her happy and care free
and no motive can be assigned for
the deed.
Mrs. Lacy's body was found by
her husband hanging from cur
tain pole In her bedroom Mrs
Lacy had made a moose OF a bed
sheet, stood on a stool which she
kicked from under her. and died
OF strangulation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
Missing Hunter Believed
10 Have Died From
Heart Disease.

Guided BY q remarkable dream
In which he Jaw the place where
the body Of his friend lag. Adoiph
Lindgrnn yesterday morning di@
covered the remains Of Julius KUN
u. late chef NJ the Green River
Hot Springs hotel. who one week
aso today left the hotel IA com
pany with Fred w. Kloebor on a
hunting trip from which neither
vas destined 10 return. Today the
various searching parties are look.
ing for Klocber. fully confident
that hla corpse will be found not
far away from that ~ hts compan-
ion 81 the Inflated trip.
Llndgren. awcde who had
been ia kloeberR employ. related
early yesterday morning Il dream
he had had the night before IN
which he had seen Kumle'H body.
Confident that his vision was true
he took with him Jan Lund. an
intimate friend. and In less than
four miles from the hotel. almost
In the spot he had seen ia bis
dream. came upon the body OF the
missing chef
Died from Heart Disease.
Il lay on the north slope Of Rooa'
ter Comb mountain. almost due
north OF the hotel From it's ap'
pearance. Julius Kumle met an
easier fate than that which II Il
now believed befell his eomrade
Of the hunt II Is almost certain
that he died OF heart disease aud
that death struck him on Monday
last. within a few hours after he
and Kloeher had left the Hot
Springs. The theory IL that the
violent exercise OF hill-cllmbing
brought sudden death 10 kumle,
who was big man, In fact, a
physical giant
His companion then laid him
out, crossed his hands over his
breast closed his eyes. pulled bis
hat over his face and put pillow
OF green bouRhs under his ahoul.
ders. Kumle's shotgun, from
which not a shot had been fired,
had been stuck In the hollow of an
adjacent stump. projecting In such
a manner that II had undoubtedly
been intended as a EuidepoHt 80
the spot could DO easily located.
Tracks Tell story.
Frank Bryant. an experienced
woodsman. was following the trail
Of the missing hunters when he
heard the shots indicating that the
body had been found. lilo says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26

Roosevelt again has thrust him.
self into the campaign and not uniy
becomes partisan. bot he throws
the influence Of hia office Into the
scales against the interest II other
citizens and makes a direct attack
upon labor
The protenas Of the attack upon
me ia not deceptive. He strikes
over my shoulder At the workers
and other liberty loving citizens.
The president says senator
Knox has right 20 diacuna the
principles Of ininnctlons because.
- attorney general he prosecuted
suits for damages 20 iniured wofk'
men.
Senator Knoxn services a. Hps-
esai counsel fng The Pennsylvania
Railroad and Steel Corpolation
would Indeed qualify him 70 dis
cues iniuncfiana but only from tbs
corporation yiew posnt II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
MAN is MIFFED
BY MERRY MUSIC

James stuart was fined $40 In pos
lice court today because he insisted
on Hnatching musical Instruments
from membera OF band playing at
The entrance OF the Lyric theatre on
Occidental av. last night
stuart carried n considerable
package OF the stuff which Is eon-
frnbnnd on Sundays, and i'm his exc
uheranco stated that he would not
allow the musicians to perform be-
cause they we're punk. PatrOlman
Helms stopped stuhrta notion OF
snort by taking him 10 iail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
BANK cLEARlNos.
FOR
u. S. SAILORS

MANILA, Oct 20. Sailors ~ the
American fleet will not be permit
ted shore leave after 10 o'clock at
night. nor allowed 20 drink water
from native wells during the stay "
the American fleet here, according
TO a rule promulgated by Rear Ad-
miral Harder today, The first
squadron Of the fleet which left
Yokohama directly for Manila Is
expected 90 reach here Nov. !. The
second squadron under Admiral
Emory. which went to Annoy, China.
ia expected 20 arrive Nov 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
COMPERS REPLIES
TO ROOSEVELT

courts have not invaded liberty.
MY did President Roosevelt
q aEactefiEe Judge Grosscup's re-.
vAsni ~ the Standard on fine M
q fniscarTiage Of jugtiee7
Theory Of lnIunctlons.
Flnlunctiona issued By Judge
Taft and others are based on the
tixory that along with the owner.
shlp Of mines. etc. Is vested the
q ths 60 sufficient labor 20 make
tie corporation profitable and this
ssnesisniea a form OF property
riGht.
The relations between employ.
ssw and employees are personal and
that they are distinct from prop.
cry relations no intelligent man
dares 10 dispute. yet tho courts
tassh from the tollefs their
r.HisfM.
~ IL the purpose Of our opIon.
@pfs 10 villify the labor movement
through me and President RooHa.
ysft loina tn the chorus on the pre-.
text that STACKED the federal
n4aFfn"
rlompera declares that his cri,i.
as6fn Of the courts has always been
respectful and not as bitter a. that
81 Judges in dissenting opiniona.
"Mcrai Over Strain
campern quotes RooHeyelt'a let.
tert Of January ~ acknowledging
the receipt of copy Of The Fed.
etHtiunlsi.~ containing an article by
Gserrr a. AlFer on Moral over
Shnin.~ 20 which the president
called 0ompern' attention.
Yon may be amused 10 know
Tat ! sent copies OF Moral Over
esrain 20 justices Day and Nc.
II anna" Gompars says Roosevelt
aFosa. The statement continues.
1ohn Mitchell and Frank Nor.
fason arr nov on trial 60 show
osnsn Why they should not be sent
.a4 iail for having violated no law
viii the president Justify Justice
utuld'n injunction and the con.
Il ~sps proceedings put forward BY
tha buck ssoss 4 Range company
he Injunction issued By Justice
& .uld IL based on iniunctionN a.
sssd IS Taft. and Taft's language
4 aaoted By oouid)~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26
NOVEL ELECTION BET.



. KRUpP. Wash. Oct ga
o novel bet was made here be.
. tween Postmaster Howard n
= Lee and Attorney u ). Davis.
q Mr.. Lee IL an ardent support
. cr Of Taft. while SIR. Davis II I
. Bryan admirer They made !
. bat bet on the general cleo I
. ton result. when Mr.. Davis !
q proposed that they bet their !
q trousers. the loser 10 dlsrobe ,
= and permit the winner 70 burn {
. the Loaf pants on the street !
. In front 81 the posioffice. The !
. friends Of the two parties say {
. the bat shall be carried out 10
a the letter and are anxiously
q awaiting the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-26

PORTLAND. Oct. 2e.--NnVembef
s is the probable date of the openin Z
on the apok ana- Seattle railroad. 81
Az n ~ popularity known, the North
bank" road Into Portland. Al.
ranzefaeufs are now being made for
a great celebration Of the event on
that date James n Hill accom-
panied by the chief officials % his
system. Will attend the damonstrn
dion and will make speeches.