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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
10y United prsss.l

PORTLAND. Ore. April i6.--
Francis J. Heney may have killed
his man in Arizona. but Ia that he
has none the better OF a. :. Senator
Charles W Fulton, whose political
scalp Heney has been seeking In
this state during the last few days.
When Heney came to Portland.
Fulton left for Eastern Oregon.
This caused some 60 say that the
Oregon senator lacked the courage
to meet Heney.
But In November. 1895. Fulton
shot and fatally wounded Chas. VIII
bur at Seaside. Oregon. after VIII
bur had shot and killed Sheriff
Jack Williams. fatally wounded
Deputy Sheriff Jake hammers and
made desperate attempt on Full
tons life The end came after as
grim and desperate a struggle as
Is recorded In the lurid annals OF
outlawry In the west In matters
of courage. Fulton IL the prosecu-
tors equal. his friends declare.
Fulton had gone with the sheriff,
his deputy and a constable TO ar
rest Wilbur. who was charged with
burning Fulton's summer home at
Seaside. Articles belonging to Full
ton were found in Wilburs home.
Wilbur had local reputation for
being bad man and always car
ried two reyolvers and a rifle. He
would never allow the rifle 60 be
out or his reach After a parley
he met the Fulton party on the
beach. Fulton with the constable
went inside the house TO secure the
articles which he claimed as his.
While on this errand he heard three
shots. lie rushed TO the door and
saw Williams lying upon the sand
dead and hammers struggling with
Wilbur
As Fulton rushed up to the
struggling pair hammers cried out;
lie has killed me. Fulton. get
him
Fulton elinched with Wilbur aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
RIFLE SHOT LEADS TO
DISCOVERY

Betrayed by the accidental dis
charge Of a rife. Jack London and
Francis Wilson. iahofefs. were ar.
reasrd in a room IN the Grand PA.
eine hotei. First av aud Ssnees
81. Yesterday Both are suspected
OF knowing something OF several
recent holdupA
When the room was searched BY
Detectives Grifnth aud Holland.
four raxolvers. a rifle. several hun
dred rounds Of ammunition. Two
black masks and red handAer'
chief with holes cut for the eyes
we're found.
London and Wilson have been In
Seattle for several months Some
time ago shot vas heard In their
room. but they explained 10 the
landlord that the discharge vas &C.
cidsntai. The landlord accepted
the explanation.
Yesterday the landlord heard an.
other and louder report and a bullet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
SEEK MAN WHO
ATTACKED GIRL

and men Quickly gathered. and
Wright. fearing violence, took 10
his heels
Patrolman savin secured The
neigh borhood in an automobile
driven by Joe Thomas. but no trace
of the knife wielder was found.
Sergeant Jack King and his de-
tail Of men combed the broadway
district for the assailant. but his
disappearance vas complete
Wright rooms at 1917 East Pine
II. II Is said that he has been
out OF work for some time and has
no money
Miss Collins throat still bears
finger marks. and her left hand
shows painful cuts. Miss Coffin
told Pairolman Sayin that Wright
threatened 10 finish her az" when
she met him al church last Sunday.
Wright is about "a years old. The
police have been instructed TO ar
rest him on sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
ST RIkE
Operators Voting to Quit
Keys June |
10y United prsss)

NEW YORK. April 10 That the
commercial teioEIaphers Of the
United States are determined 10
strike GA june I uuieas the West
eru Union Telegraph company rc,
stores the wages In effect before
The struggle q last summer is fur
thef evidenced by the fact that 10.
Gals In several cities have voted to
quit their keys
Officials Of the huion have been
notified thai the following locals
have adopted the resolutions
passed recently IN Chicago, deelar
Ing for a strike
Local No q. San Francisco. 10
cal =. Los Angeles. Local IS. Mont.
real. Local go Atlanta. Local q
Milwaukee. Local q. Pitisbufg 10.
cal II. Memphl. Local 80. Albany
Local ma, Hamilton. Ont. Local
90 Winnipeg. Man.
The action taken BY the locals
viii encourage others Ia take Eimi.
lar stepn. aud " h. the hope of the
officials Of the Commercial union
hat before june has rolled
around ever local in the United
States viii have voted Ia strike
New York Local Is was the first
TO endorse the Chicago resolutions.
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Because she refused longer 10 re
eelye his attentions. Miss Alice
Coffin. Of rs Broadway y. says
she was chokod. knocked down aud
cut about the hands By l.. y.
Wright At S:2s O'Clock last night.
According Ia Miss Coffin, Wright
aud she were engaged 20 BE- mar
ried. but recently the engagement
Ms broken. The rejected suitor
aecusted the woman on 18TH ~. n,
between Harrison and Thomas SITS.
while she was In the company OF
Miss Grace CollaFd. Of 49, nth
av n.
Now I'm going 10 finish you.
Wright Is alleged to have said
The women screamed for help.
u right grabbed Miss Coffin By the
throat with one hand. In his other
hand he gfasped an open knife. He
slashcd ut the terrified woman.
while her companion ran away
screaming. A crowd Of women
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saralur money. but IVES unsuo.
ereefni.
Child In Court.
f.aelilr Maaard was produced in
curt this morning she Is IN care
81 Deputy sheriff G /. Hartman.
81 Newh burg. Ore, The little giri
who has BEEN the bone ~ conten.
iiou between father and mother.
fsaaled = white Teddy bear during
The hearinK. apparently paying 40
tie heed 90 matters She remain
"a IN tie whitehAired aheriffs lap.
aisniae the Teddy bear from time
20 time The child's beauty was
generally commented upon.
Sheriff Recovered o'rt.
The fiEht to- the possession Of
the little Eisl has been waKed in
two states. Mrn. Manard II Al
lssed 20 have kidnaprcd the child
tom a family temporarily caring
tpr Il She fIed to NevhcrE. Ore.
Nth Lncille. ard there placed her
81 her Erandmother'a care.
Armed ~ith an order from the
superior court. Deputy Sheriff
Hartman located and recovered the
chlia after travelling over rough
roads 81 night IN an automobile
Further evidence IN the case Sss
heard this afternoon
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Detectives al 81. Louis and Other Cities on Lookout
for George Hasist, Who Took Boy From Divorced
Wife.

Charged With KIDNAPPING his own
sou after Turing the woman who
had divorced him to Oakland. Cal,
George llfrlai. formerly ~ seattle.
Is Guiding detectives IN an attempt
Ia reach Florida with the bof
According 10 a telegram received
hY Mr. Mark Bcrtelfon. grandfather
of the kidnapped hoy. who lives al
Oil 2tth nY south Haglst Guided
detectives Al Denver Nho sought 10
arrest him ON complaint II the
Oakland police The telegram stat.
ed that the g. Louis police -.
pecitd 10 arrest iiagiat on bin ar
rival there
II arrested HiaEiat and the hoy
viii probably be- gent back te Oas-
land. Cal where Mrs HaFist
awaits the result at the chase
Airs iagift 81 the daughter Of
Mr Hertelsun. who b. " butcher.
After the marriage. Bereieon took
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tore lis way through the wallis Of
two rooms The young men said
rife had been accidentally dis
charged.
The landlord notified Patrolman
Campbell. Who arrested the men
after taking two revolvers from
them. TheY Sere sent to the 30.
lice station and booked
Detectives Griffith and Holland
searched the room and discovered
the other weapons and ammunition.
together with masks. London and
Wilson stated that they had the
weapons for their own protection.
They vere unable 70 say why they
had The masks.
The reviewers are 3s.callber liver
.Iohnsona. II was with weapons
Ike these that the Greenlcaf
aloan. az Western ay. and Pike st.
was held up a few days ago Sim
Iisr weapons we're used In holding
M the Fishermons Headquarters
saloon several weeks ago.
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Hagiat. hlg sOuInlaw. IN partner.
ship with him and they we're In
business until a year af0 when.
Bertclaon says. Hagist took all tne
company funds be could secure and
left for Oakland, deserving his wife
and boy
During the last year. Mrs. Ia.
Riat secured divorce from ia.
glst in the superior court beins
awarded the custody ~ the boy
Recently Haglst corresponded
with his divorced wife aud begged
her Ia remarry him Thinking that
course might be- best Tor her child,
Mfs liagist consented and went 10
OAKLAND 10 Join Hagiht aud remarry
him Taking advantage Of her con.
fidence. Hagist took the boy and
left Oakland for Florida
Mra HaRist appealed 10 the OAK.
land police for aid aud an effort
To capture Hagigt and recover ths
boy o. being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
ADMITS ATTEMPT
At BLACKMAIL
ASKS $4,000
AS A SALvE

Louise Gaegtner doea not want 70
pzy Marie i.anisf ss.eeo faf the a.
legea pouring a a pot Of boillnK
wAier on the Fieht foot og Mrs.
t.AaieF. February Il ises.
In an answer filed TO-DAY IN The
superior court. l.auiae Gaartnef
claims that she gave Mrs t.autst
s. 80 n fhc time IN full pas meat
for ali lnfurira received
Mrs I.aussr. In her eumplnibt.
SAYS that she Nas ssslugd aud
sounded and that. Aa 4 fcsuii ef
sarcs aud poisoning. she Vas made
psrmanrntlg lame She aaYs that
she Il s. years old. and expects
10 live sixteen and asfru tsatHs
years more
she says that she vaa a house
Keeper earning $50 a utunth before
she waa snlufsd. but that no~ abe
il unable 90 do any wofs a. al.
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A ,he result # funuinE away
fon Aouss to spend a iew hours
= .Ae sassr. Carl knaiscu. TIE y
,Msol, sen Of Louis Kuuisaa ~
n,asa van drowned IN Green
- 4as yesterday afternoan End
~ ID .imely arrival of IseaaFd
.;lscn ssfsi Claire Evans. { Years
a fsuns fan sauts fate
tarsd hy n waFm sunshine and
80 sassr. he tuo beys fnsnd
/ ~ "a The shase ~ he iaAr
pz>sns aarp TheY pai of ffpm
nun airs swo STICKS a. paddles.
/ nssts carried them 10 eaeh a
tsia IA their paddles wefe o.
~ sss 4 gust q wind hlcw
al knnfsnns hat overheard and
u.ssaas lklnking he iampsd asset q.
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SAYS BANKERS HAVE
BEEN THOUGHT"

ans names IN making the charge
adding that he was enabled Ia oh.
tain hts Information because a
banker nho addreaBed the house
commitieo yesterday mlstook him
fsf a banker
Cruzier attacked the financial
~ii. which has already passed the
sanata. as a Law giving Wall ~ the
p5wef to create q money panic ~
vii aud thereby terrofiEr and plum
DER. with uhufions rates ~ "A wehp'
On and wreck prices aud the credit
IN every business Industry Ia The
rmntff
President Roosevelt this after
noon conferred with members ~
the currency commission Of the
American Bankers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
MEETS DEATH
IN THE LAKE

The boy found the diriauee TOO
eFeat 10 swim
little Evans cried out 20 ms
companion % keep afloai. aad vain.
Is tried - sxtcud his paddle tn
kuutsnu The saal upset bnt
Evans claaE 10 Il The knulfon
boy soou gave up and sank FROM
view
Leonard tiiiaua. attracted hx
EVANS cries, put oil fguM shore
IN Fuw beat aud took Evans
ahaard knufsuas hosy uaa found
IN - feet q water. ahoat 20 yards
from aaeff
A. AnsteFsou. AZ unele uf the
drowned lad assisted Deputy Cor
oner Wlueh in the search Tor the
body The kn1tsans i've 81 Post
And Spftns Nta. Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

Ten days of grace have been
granted the unlicensed dentists Of
the city. Who have been fined
81 600. In when 20 pay up, Their
time Will be up April 20, as they
we're notified OF the present cru.
sade on April IL.
II they don't pay their fines by
that time they will be arrested and
thrown into jail" said Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney John VI Per
ny today.
This money belongs Ia the
county school fund, and II certain
~ ought 10 be paid
Several unlicensed dentists have
appeared at the prosecuting attor.
ney's office and promised 70 get
out of town II they we're let alone.
Mr.. Perry says he will promise Inn
munlty II they get out, but that II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
ROBBER
KILLED

PORTLAND. Ore. April Ia
After bold series OF robberica on
both sides Of the Willamette river
last night In which three men held
ap pedestrians aud saloons. Patrol
man Charles y Henson shot and
killed Eddie lvea. one Of the rob
bers. aud uas IN turn wounded bY
a fuslliade ~ shota frum the high.
waymsu. Another az the robbers.
FdtE Ralhke, Vas Wounded by ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
BOY THIEF IS ON TRIAL
IN JUVENILE COURT.

Earl Barber. not set = years
old. known az the Chicago Kid z
and claiming South st. Paul as
hts home. vas brought before
Judge A y. Frater In the superior
court this afternoon on q charge
Of helping himself Ia 50 bars ~ pig
tin. weighing 100 pounds each. from
q freight cat on the Great Northern
docks
Young barber aays that he Was
under the influence Of liquor when
he broke the seal on the car. and
SAYS be does not remember having
committed the crime
II ~ claimed that Francis Rus
sell who works for -Shceny Da-
sia. the etpresHman. was secured
Ia haul the tin TO the AlaEka Smelt-
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lng company. where cents .
pound vas offered for the metal
This did not seem satisfactory,
as the stuff was worth about 20
cents a pound. and II was thrown
overheard between Piers s and T.
here man hy the name Of Bert
Harris Was TO come az low Tide
and get II
II Was at this stage OF the game
that Special Officers John Ramon
aud O'Keefe got In their work and
made the arrests. Harris 10
charged with receiving stolen prop
efty
Barber Is At present locked ~
III the county jail. but his youth
makes him subject TO the juvenile
court. He claims that both hf
parents are dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
AUTO VICTIMS
ARE IMPROVING

roinpany si-oianc. a hrancnoof tho
tenlennlnl Milling company Of this
ely. II suffering greatly from frae.
lures 10 both legs II ~ not be.
ileved that ampuintion will be- nee.
eHsarY.
J. u Armstrong Of The sperry
Flour company 81 Tacoma. has "a
compound fracture Of hts rlghi lex
Ue f. resting easily today
Miss Sadie Gleason aud Miss
Frances stevens are atill az Provi.
denee hospital
n. ]. % Nslli. head Of the Seattle
Grain company office At Spokane.
and & A. repluw are able to bo
about today
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WASHINGTON. April 10 Alfred
o Crosler student ~ financial con.
digioua and pnomiuent wdtef.
whose home IL IN Wilmington. Del
TO-DAY made the sensational cha Sc
at = meeting ct the herse commit
tee on banking that members 81
the currency commission Of the
American HhhksrH association had
bers bought hY Wall ~ to agree
so q compromise on the Aidfleh
financial BIN. now before the house
The currency commission came
80 Washington determined TO bfins
about the defeat ~ the measure.
but Cfoaicr declares Il has sudden.
- changed It's mind ia a most pe
culisT manner lie did not mention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
POLICE ASKED To
ARREST Washers

Washers are 10 10.
Pink cuff gentry and others who
are prone 10 ogie women and girls
will be Jailed In the future II the
request Of delegation from the
Humane Society IL granted.
Yesterday Dr Mary Il Martin.
Mrs Harry s. Stuff and Mrs. Fred.
oriek Kruger called on Mayor Miller
with an urgent request that Act.
ing Chief Of Police Ward be direct
ed 10 appoint two plain clothes men
TO wage war on Washers and others
Of that ilk.
Mayor Miller agreed with the
delegation that mssbers must be
suppressed. lie will confer with
Acting chief Ward 20 that end.
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Miss Ehma Kenny. one Of thase
injured early yesterday morning
when hfv auspmobllo driven BY
Charles a poplow. general mansfer
OF the Hammond Millins company,
plunged from a bridge 20 the tide
flats near liolgate a.. was removed
to her home At 6sG nfeadway y,
yesterday
Mrs Fila llowata. who sustained
"A fractured skull and IL injured in
tetyAllY. VAS resting easily today
Her condition Is critical but not nee.
eSaarilf fatal
J. X. Smith. president ~ the
Washington Grain aud Milling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

Prof Newton y. Riddelt uho ai.
traefed much favorable attention b.
Ms lectures raFiy in lhe year. has
consented @ give another lecture
Friday evening 81 the tabernacle.
FHfth aV and tulon a.. The lee.
tare pili be on Iierediiy and Pre-
Natal Culture. and Ia for thu hru.
eff Of one ~ the smaller churches
struggling under heavy debt
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. UR e
MIKE
(sy United Press.)


WASHINGTON. April L." Some.
BODY has got to whip Japan, and /
am very much afraid that the i'm.
portant duty will fall upon us" This
sensational statement was made to-
day by Rep. Hayes Of California.
after a visit TO the White House.
Continuing. Hayes said: What
do YOU suppose Is in Japan's mind
while all this preparation is going
on In her shipyards9
What nation IL II Japan Is pre-.
pairing TO 40 to war with. for which
she Is expanding 100000. 600 an.
nually?
1t Is the United States, and there
Is no use trying TO fool ourselves
into believing anything else"
Hayes refused TO say what actu.
ated his utterances az this time.
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RIO

CHESTER Pc. April is-wnd
rss<s d Fioglng today attended an
1zs<mM o. The paFs q he street.
rxr cnapany 10 operate itA ears
vi-h sFsse breakers bfcEkht herr
res ether cities
n enc e.zsh betseen the warYinx
1etams ! STRIKE hrsAksr ana : Ape.
azi offsrsr ensplcgea b. The com
pzzs usss zefio.sxlf aenntsd Ten
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wGps At sioe OF COFFIN.

ASTORIA. Orr. April ie An
extraordinary wedding Was solemn.
ised IN this city. when the dauEh.
ter Of G. " cArnahan. The late col.
ieciof Of customs. Was married TO
Harry tiehauna hY the aide 81
the remains ~ Mr. Carnahan as
they lay Ia the cantsf The we'd.
ding date had been SET before the
illness Of her father. and rot de-.
string 10 postpone Il. they were
married
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other vietlma ~ the ficts wesr "a.
maved ~ he hospitals Thss wcre
struck ~ slylnR missiles
II the police fail ia their efforts
70 suppress The disorder the street
caF comrany ~il ask the governor
% call oat shs sroaes
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DROWNED
10y United Press.l

CHICAGO. April 16.-Joseph
sachsel a Wholesale liquor dealer.
and Arthur Freud, his cousin, were
drowned in Lake Michigan when
small boat I'm which they we're
rowing Vas capsized. The accident
occurred while Sachsel's wife and
Freuds four sisters we're watching
the boat 4 gale had developed
suddenly
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SAY DECO Cal. Apsil i6.-With
sasssied enihasissln. the sailors
froa he big fleet continas to
'sksss L NJ ashore today. and
'Ae ai'ests. ehleh bad been throns
q rAA saslormeu and visitors all
li<hs we're ihis morning crowded
. esssflsxlnx
10 event In today's program ~
s.'sf'2innfnt upon which the
eas<fksiz Interest conferred vas
~ eo@i Iaces rowed this forenoon.
tHax brfDfs the time set for the
is<a'2 he sailors and marines who
ssFs srsnted shore leave Wednss-
and Who remained an night In
- nif began 70 uend their way
1s waterfront. prepared to back
~ t4soTite crews With their
Y aetfs and their last cent
- aces we're earded and the
M q each resolved silver
The first race was between
samsfaEs barEes. the sailing
sls. ne marines IN racing
-. s'.'H tnd the engineers ia cut
= isees resulted az follows.
~zs @anches-L8uisiana crew
~. tAEeeafff.s.s 5...s.a..a NJ =
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5. T. Manard Iest6es on Cross Examinaiion That He
Offered TO Settle Case Against Laing and Mrs.
Manard Before Filing Charge.

Admissions strongly suggesting
biaekmali Nere vrunE from the -.
lactanl lips Of : T ManATd who Il
prosecusinE G = LainK and gias
\ 7. Manard Oh a statutory eharEs.
today anqing the trial 10 Justice
George court
Manard testified on cross etsru-
lnaslou that be offered I.ainR his
eholre at signing payers aKfreitk
% cohtrtbgt. 80 noath for three
years fog the support IT l.tsrille
aauafa hts sYearold dauEhtsE.
~ ~ faelnR q criminal complaint
The Nifnens save np this lnfofEua.
ton only after severe ~. trusn
Jas Alien. our u the eoHnsel for
Mrs Nanard.
calls n sisekmaiI.
Walter FULTON. Who Il aiao De.
fvndiuE Mrs aianard. characterized
Manaras proposition to I.alas a.
biacknsHil
Mahard stated that he hired lso
detectives to gather evidences
against his wife after lisisninK 10
tales st her indlaervttonas
Attorney = 81 Jeffrey for ne
prosecution. attempted 60 block
ths defense in IS sffurf 70 wFins
from Nanard am Testimony 80
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$3.50 49, =
NO GAME TOMORROW.

= On Saturday afternoon At 3
4 o'clock Mayor John r. Miller
4 will throw the first bail In the
4 opening game OF the regular
3 league season between Seattle
4 and Butte teams. The local
4 team will not play tomorrow
= ny orders of Manager Dugdale
4 they will rest up for the big
I game the next day Dugdale
4 Is not making any Wild coniee-
\ lures. but he Is ready Ia bet his
4 meal ticket that Seattle cap
\ lures the first series.
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BIC PAY At NOME

IbY United Frfst.l
NOME. Alaska, April Is
\ New pay has been struck ON
. the beach between Fort Davis
. and the third beach line Two 4
cubic yards Of dir produced =
80 A large force Of men will a
be- put at work Ia efofacut the 4
pay Ia the hopes Of finding a .
= new streak 4 new strike has =
been reported from the lnnoko .
; aud scores are rushing there .
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Ten DAYS OF GRACE FOR
UNLICENSED DENTISTS

viii fare badly with them II they
ever return.
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II Races Are Held, Which Are Witnessed by
IlsUands- sailors and Visitors Exchange Conf
ascs.

In a central location. The city viii
BE- illuminated With aR electrical
display. a. win the battleNhlpp Of
the fleet
A curious agreement has beer
entered into b. most Of the young
blaeiacketa They have resolved
rot TO spend all their money in San
Diego.
Before coming ashore on leave
they each and AL deposited with
the puraefs' clerks or some warrant
officer a percentage Of their wages.
which was paid 70 them since lesv.
Ing Magdalena bay.
"We have made up our minds "a
make our money last until next
pay day said the spokesman for a
group Of sailors this morning You
see" he explained. we expect 70
have a good time in Los Angeles
and other cities along the coast.
aud we waHt our money To last un.
til we get TO San Francisco"
As a matter OF fact. the sailors
will receive another payment about
the time they reach Santa Cruz.
Underlying Current.
While all Of the opuleut hos.
Vitality Of this southland il bcing
Iaslshed ON officers and men. there
Is serious sentiment underlying
their entertainment without prrce-
dent In our naval history.
Usually when the blue Jacket IL
ashore 20 be entertained. there Is
Just one Wild. unrestrained hunt for
pleasure end excitement To-day
The blue Jackets and the people are
talking II over.
The blue jackets are saying 10
the people. Give IA the guns and
the ships and your coast viii never
hear the sound Of hostile guns. We
will stop en- all=-white. yellow OF
black-aud lick them In their own
waters
The people are saying TO the
blue Jackets. You shall have the
guns aud ships We will talk 10
our mayors. our governors. our sen.
at0rs and congressman aud tell
them they must give you more guns
more sbips.'
We are not looking for a fight.
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