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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05
DIAMOND HEAD SUFFERERS
THOUGHT THEY SAW ECLIPSE
THE BARK DIAMOND HEAD ARRIVES AT FRANCISCO
BATTERED UP-MAKEs PORT JUST AS DEATH DROWNING
OR STARVATION WAS FACING THE CREw-THoUGHT


SAN FRANCISCO, January 25.--
Caught by a huge sea as he was cross
ing the deck, Bernard Dintz, cook on
the bark Diamond Head, which arriv-
ed late Thursday night, was washed
against the rigging of the fallen main
topgallant mast and swept into the
ocean. He was CALAMITY rescued by
John McGregor, who was also thrown
from the forecastle head, and, after
being saved, spent four weeks cooking
the meals for those on board, until
just before this port was reached.
when the provisions gave out and
death by starvation stared every one
in the face.
According to the story of those on
board the battered bark, she left New
castle, Australia, October goth, and
when off the Three Kings islands, near
New Zealand terrible storm envel-
Oped her. The maintopgallant mast
was broken like a match and came
down over the side of the vessel Just
| as Dintz, the cook, was crossing the
deck from the galley. A huge wave
swept Dintz among the tangled rig
stng and over the side of the vessel
into the sea. Dintz owes his life to a
line which was floating loose from the
fallen mast, which he grasped when
in the trough of the wave. John Nc
Gregor, seaman, who, by the same
wave which swept Dintz overheard,
was washed off the forecastle head
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local ONCE. U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building

Honolulu r. II. February s, 1905
Temperatures, 6 a. m; s a. m. 1C
a. No.; and morning Minimum
g. Il; 20; 20; &C.
Barometer reading: absolute humid
ity lgrains per cubic fooD relative
humidity and dew point at S a. m:
30.1I; 5.6O5; 0S; CO.
Wind: Velocity and direction at 6 a.
M s a. m; 10 a. m; and noon.
9 e.; E.; 9 NE; NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ending s a.
m: 10 inch.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon 1853 miles.
WM. h. STOCKMAN,
Section Director
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05
DICK SULLIVAN FAKES.

MARYSVILLE, Jan. 2S.-The fight
tonight between Young Peter Jackson
and Dick Sullivan was declared no
contest by Referee Eddie Smith after
II rounds of Indifferent boxing. APP
parently the fighters had agreed to
fight the full 20 rounds to draw. All
bets were declared off and the purse
will go to a charitable institution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05

In these "hard times" the greatest
value for the smallest outlay is the
daily newspaper, printed on white pa
per that costs more than the selling
price. and furnishing information
that costs thousands Of dollars to col
lect and put in type.-Louisville Cour-
rier-Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05
James F. Morgan's
Az - n 10 ~
DeDGlrtH1l nAt

S47-S5S Kaahumanu st. Telephone 70.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05
For Rent.

Cottnge with modern improvements,
Emma Square, adjoining the residence
OF Jas. F. Morgan. Rent, SOS per
month.
III Is JAS. F. MORGAN.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-05
CONSOLIDATED SOOA WATIR WORKS
COMPANY, LTD.

Sole manufacturers and Agents OF
Genuine Kola Mint. Don't buy poor
imitations) PHONE II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
FUGITIVE FROM
LAW SURRENDERS

After belng a fugitive from lun-
ticc for three months. a. C. Car
aodf n $50 Grove 81. South Park.
this morning surrendered himself
O. Game warden IA Hief. and was
later taken before Justice Carroll
and fined 80 and costs. and his
captured firearms eonfiseated.
Cafmody wRf arrested first near
South PARK on September 90 by
pepafY Game Warden Hansen Tor
shooting quail out Of season instead
~ throwing The young man lu jail.
Hansen took hin Lulu shotgun
and ammunition assay from him
and extracted promise 10 show %
before warden Rlef the neat DAY.
Instead The man fled % British Co.
iumhla Here hc wrote s. hief. lu
qulfiug whai punishment be would
receive II he returned Hief quoted
him the iaw. and Attorney T. T.
Sanders brought the fugitive n this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
ROBBERS
CAUGHT.
Leaders of Bad Gang d
Diamond Thieves Are
Under Arrest.
fs,ar Special ssrIrsl

WINNIPEG. Man. Dec
IN the arrest Of three men -
woman In the act Of rohhlaE
jeweiry store in this clsy iodN =
police believe they have ealisM
the leaders Of a gang va'eh =
been conducting successlalt
erations in the disposal q 50
goods between CaaadA and =
United States
Sophie Wilson, A N. tose4.-
Phillip Greenbanm and Aishlnsa
Mathews. a negro. consiitnh
quartet which has fallen ln'p u =
hands Of the winnipeg pollct y
detectives believe that thes ="
been working with ether efooAs !. I
America in getting rid o. aaane's
silks and furs which have sssa
cured by shoplifiers IN 'hs :
cities.
In order 70 obtain addillQpA
formation on the case. ne - !.
have wired to the authorizes !. I
CHICAGO. New York, tlns'1l'~
Omaha aud Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
Chief WARD READY
TO RESIGN



Mayor Miller addressed siinK.
inK rNbuke 10 the detective depart.
men 81 what be termed their poor
work tWe weeks ago. and AZ ia
divlduAls che detectives took violent
exceptions 90 what they considered
a pablo rchuke Several Of the De.
tcctives have not h.altated about
talking over the matter ln public.
and this fact has been brought 60
the attention ~ the mayor by
friends 81 the administration II IL
needless To say that this sort OF
conduct viii be carefully weighed
and considered when IL comes time
for the mayor 10 instruct his new
chief Of police.
The impression prevails among
those who are familiar with the
mayors views on the police troubles
that the mayor considered the chief
fault with the department 20 rcst
IN Wards evident lack Of control
over bis men. Ward himself freely
acknOv lodged that he did not get
the work from the men that he was
justified In expecting lie felt that
be was getting a raw deal" from
those whom he hnd every right 70
believe would lend him all possible
aid IN making his administration
OF police affairs success. Many
Of the men In the department. rec.
osnikiug his inability properly TO
handle the situation. gave Chief
Ward what Is colloquially known az
the double crosa.
Job Too BIG.
Airing the views Of people who
have investigated the present DO.
lice situation Il seems 60 be gen.
orally conceded that the lob has
been too bis for Ward. He has
one glarlng fault In being what IL
commonly called too good a fel.
low, and has let friendly and so.
cial ties have too much weight in
influencing his administration OF dc.
parimental affairs Ward. 10 use
an expression frequently heard
made good captain but a poor
chief"
In the new administration Of 20
lice work Influence" Is 20 be H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
ON THE FRONT

steamer Clty 10 puebia arrived
ffam ran Francisco this ulprninE
slfh 5 sand number = passenger
ard The usual cargo
Steamer f.orarneA9nid arrived this
snuruing ga San Francisco from this
port.
Steamer &hna YAK arrived yeatcr-
Gas in gan Pedro fr0m Puget Sound
Steamer Pennsylvania arrived ,n
SfWHtd from iris port YESTERDAY
Steamer faakui Mara sailed a.
10 81 tsaNY with Cargo fer ihe
orient
Tank steamer Cuiania sailed Tor
this port from San Ffsnelsrn to-day
Steam schooner Winnsisapo sailed
ibis ufernlnK Tor Seattle from san
Pedro
Steamer ruratun cleared Corsinsm
Tor Seattle to-day
Steamer FAfhavrn arrived this
nurnife - Tacoma with d cargo
from san Francisco
steamer Iepufk 81 fishing boat
shifted from Tacoma e. the drgdock
al 2uarterna fiarbur today for
mlnar frrnirf
Barge Glory ~ the Seas shifted
this morning 60 Nanaisno "a take on
another cargo - coal barge nadyn
hruNn succeeded her ~ the holNfR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

After an exceptionally hard vut-
age IN which che was the victim
u wind. water and a dlsn SIRIUS cod
hsiun. the british bark Hadaon Hair,
Captain Tuoke. arrived thlu mora
ing al Vancouver She loft Liver
pool Eng. on April 3. and bcat un
der head winds and heavy seas up
% MonfcVlaeu. where she was In
collision With the ship Amsterdam.
on June O. and vas forced 90 lie -
FOR repairs until August 3 SincA
she ieft the South American port the
weather has been fairly good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

rows election Tho point AZ issue
was whether or NOT the election is
a. De held under the Tnie govern,
Ing fhifd class cities. where the
primary election d. ga force, or
fourth class cities. which are gov
efned BY The OLD convention eya
tenn judge Morris ruled that tho
Heuiou election comes under Meth.
ef the convention nor the primary
system. owing ~ The fact that Ron
iou became "a third class city So
gember H. too late fof primary
candidates 10 give the neceHtary 30
days notice ~ their candidacy
lie therefore directed that no
manner Of candidates b. printed on
the official ballots. but thai stick
efa be- used. IN accordance with
amendment ! 90 section 1852 N
iialIiufer'a Code. which provides
that the rules governing elections
shall not prevent any voter from
using printed siickcrs II be desires
% do so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
MISS DAHL SINGS
AT SYMPHONY
CONCERT

Mics olivia Dahl the Norwegian
fufFE0-fif fana. msae a satisfactory
Appearance yesterday 40 e0inist ~
fhr Seattle Rymphnnf orchestra
concert Mas Dahl has IN irgaEink
appearance and gsskrshVe HsN
trained voice ~ pleasing quality
Htr voice ia sell placed. bmt lacks
enc power whffh enHis ~ expected
90 accompany nnF - her dramatic
halit hhf sang aFsiHtleaiif hnt
sfifh a monotone q rniuf and Aa-
senec ~ deep expression anl hrii-
fianey.
+ The gri.S aeieetianp Fivsn yrsier.
day 10 tbs afs hsetra called forth ihe
Appreciated thn Nia yinE ~ such
mAstrrpisefs aiMaYH iahplfna u APP
ieafra. however tHAt ghr HsmphaHN
NAu rafsahir ~ doing better MnrM
fnnHiaerinK thF Kesa material ~ tie
snmpunent paffa its playing seemed
o. iArk the pfnpef nnit ~ inHEifa
non % bind l together in ths ac >
rHrsfe Interpretations ~ ths fines
nsofifs and delicate shades % cole
Qgiag ~ che Cries nuuherf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
Judge Directs the Use of
Stickers in Renton
Election.

According a. a decision ~ Judge
Morris. filed IN the superior court
ihis morning. The voters al RentOn
viii b. Obliged "a retarn % tho old
time honored iownAmeetlha custom
II using ailckera Tor marking the
names 81 the candidates Of their
choice on their ballots There will
BE- printed ballots with nance Of
the offices a. be- filled, bot no
names Of Rny candidates will be ai,
lowed 90 be- printed on the official
ballots
The decision WAS rendered on a
hearing on writ ~ mandamua
brought Tor the purpose ~ compel.
lng the printing Of the nance 81 The
candidates Of the citizens parts of
neufon on the ballots for fomor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
HIS
ENEMIES
President Lewis 10 Pull
Mask From Faces of
Detractors.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 7. -
Chnractcrixing his enemies 49, as.
aasfins. aud declaring them the
worst enemies Of the labor move.
ment President Lewis Of the
United Mine Workers Of Amefica.
In statement today Ia the United
Press announces his intention Of
exposing them before The delegates
~ the next national convention Of
the miners.
In referring 10 the acts OF his
enemies IA tho organization. Pfeal.
dent Lewis SAYS My attention
has been called to a paper pub
ilahed IN Illinois. containing a nun
bor OF articles dedigned 40 reflect
upon me personally ~ an officer
~ the miners These have been
Inspired by certain officers ~ the
organization with the knowledge
that there Is not Hcinlllla Of
truth IN the matter published
Enemies Of Labor.
These men who seek 10 pro.
mote personal interests by nasum
Ing the position OF character ~.
saHRlna are The worst cnrmlcs 81
The labor movement and society IN
souerai
\ shalt not at this time dignity
those individuals BY naming them,
bat when the nH,laHai convention
meets masks viii be torn Of and
the perfidy Of those men viii b.
exposed
roo much time has been spent
In building up the miners 0rEanl
ration tn permit selfish. preiudiced.
personal enemies to destroy a.
The mine workers Will know the
facts IN due time
Must Pay Penalty.
Those who are attempting 10 ln-
lure my name and reputation viii
pas the penalty vhen the facts are
understood
IN concluding his statement.
President Lewis referred 10 HIS
record AZ au official ~ the mine
workers and challenged invesiign.
ton. isewiH VAS recently elected
president 81 the organization.
having been opposed BY John
u Walker. president ~ the Illinois
Mine workers organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
WILL FIGHT AGAINST
RESTRICTED DISTRICT

For the purpose o. preventing the
establishment or maintenance Of
hawdy houses where east OF
First av and First Av. s.. ar be.
tween the business section ana an,
residence section OF Seattle. a mass
meeting is to be held on Thursday
evening next Al $ O'Clock In the
rooms q the Commcrcial club. This
vas decided upon at a meeting this
morning 81 committees representing
the residents OF Seattle south OF
feeler way and including Weet Sc.
attic. This committee IL composed
OF + W Way. J T. Ronald. George
A. Spencer. J Frederic Thorne and
= II Carr A fund 90 conduct the
fight Is 20 be raised hy monthly
subscriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
LANCE BADLY INJURED
In STREET CAR SMASH

William v Lance. 2oie Weller Ht.
o. the contracting firm " Lance A
Peters, WINS severely injured IN tho
collision on iHo EaHtialie street clr
line Saturday and D. a. The Minor
hospital Ills ieR Was broken and
be was severely bruised about the
budt
Tho name OF NJ Lance wac not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
WILL TRY TO BRING
DEAD TO LIFE

TRENTON, n. j., Dec. 3--" !" =
Physician Frank g. scam'n ',s ,r
nounced today that he-Toan II. =
10 resascltate the next nlAa W. ~
trocuted in the New JERSEY a
prison. lie will do thls Y !
fort to disprove the cam ~.
physicians that eieciroeu''o'n ~. -
not kill. John Maniasanaa = s s''
sentence to be elcctroculso Vs.
the week OF December ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
BELIEVES M
SUIT IS
FILED
REV RAYMOND TAIr,
OF REPORTED
DIVORCE.
Press Dispatch Bron,a.
Ills Is His Frs,
Information.

The reaigaalion Of Rev ps,.,.
haymond state superin,s,S.'.
ne AMI Saloon league md I
election Of Boyd P. DIV a.
attorney for the legue II "A, ~
WAS announced league os,,,s... !. !
morning slmulianeoasly wv w IN
announcement 81 Dr. pas.-.
resignation q preas des,s,,s '''ssi
80" York stated that ~ -
mond haa brought an actio, 4.
force az sifaiford Conn 80 y. q. |.
ne aiiegaiious IN The eo,ne, =.
htlfe Two former memhafs !. :
itafm0lda conefegailob =
w speaking Of the Matte 4.
morning III Raymond ~
hiG gBatl0n WINS ,enAe..s -
weeks ago l. y. Kigksm,,'s. i
membef of The league e,sss.,..
committee denied any trs,.,...ss
~ Superintendent Rayncsas 4
- l"iaiipi'a hui satd tat i
had done magnificent Won y. -
league ln this state Ana -,
successor Mr D0ty. va 49,. y
upon Dr. Raymones eugys,. -
w Raymond made H. fal's-.s .
statement regarding 10 ,ilyors !
port " y
Divorce unexsscsed
J have no intimstlon "a -. -
menoemsnt n any dirorcs s,nss.@
snsa other than that castslnes :
ne dee aieh printed 10 ne me,s'
Ing paper Ia yiew q the nnsls,s..
~hich this maiser ~ obsslnad
deem y advisable 10 make ~ "a
lowing ataiemens. =
Mrs Raymond vas uptsso,..s.
20 my coming 20 the state II MA.
inston. and had always Ser ~
posed % mY eneaKlng IN ne al
aaioog league work. prsserrisr n.
quiet ~ a regular p1stoYsts = -
east she finally conser,es =
come % Seattle. and vosId 49,
accompanied me when cane 80
q not been for lllnesn l.slsr ~
cause ~ erroneous IDEAS oan~ru.
ina Seattle and n tstnma~ q
tie wishes Of her nares,s ~ 4.
eided not TO come west wsset
leAr1sed thif I len for the ezs q
: visit AZ soon AZ possible. ara =
deasored 70 persuade her 10 otm.
~ mission aas unsuccessful In -
curing her return with me 4
though ! still hoped that she woun
follow shortly. Realizing that her
continued absence might satSAs
me and tbs league 70 unfOandef a
lacks. rendered my reflgnstioe 5
the legae a. soon a. the psefss~
u she campaign VAS over m
step vas also made nscexssr7 !,
the condition u my voice.
! know absolutely noting -
corning the commencement am
proceedings IN C0nnectiem -
where. ard had not M hhss
idea that any such aess0a VI ~
terupiated Neither M1 hlsu1l
nor myself are residern 4 e
state Of Connecticut. nor lsgt ~
there fof four years. and tfs VIA
Of that state would have - -
dictinn ia any action Of GA II
] arm assured by an atfcrnxg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
AUCTION SALES.


The rarlc Auruan CO. riks and aisth
Nil bus yuuf nnaHs az best cash nricaA
+ e. tyN them on commission I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
DELAY APPOINTMENT

fEe United FruS~ TIA
SAN FIR ANCiSCO, Dec' ~. d
board az police commissioner, ,,l
day caused Il to be un ,ss, ia
that the successor 10 the ~ 49, h
]. Blegy viii not be appo .s. ssss
them n ' antiI after three months J, M h
elapsed. The members A. lhal
board individually conoss \. in1n
Blggy was lost week ~ ~ J, ia
no police boat Patrol 1 as,Ioe u
however. to defer has'y as .SS M
An No three months penss y
vlded by police regulations .aee,sl
olapscd before nalnins ma has :
to the missing chief Nv, Nv pollss
stim being patrolled " wy
launch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
TAFT IN nav YoRK.

NEW YORK. Dec. President.
elect TAFT arrived here At o'clock
this afternoon HC was escorted
@ the home OF his brother. Henry
TAFT where he viii remain until
tomorrow. when he viii return 20
Washington. The presldent-elcct
will address members Of the North
Carolina society az a banquet to.
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

contained boz tho first list of those
who received injuries IN the acn
don't
Hofh Charles - noiln ana John
Elananl. whose Injuries were re-
CORDED Hs serious. wiii recover. ac-
rnrdiuR 90 the statements ~ fhf
attending physicians
The remaining persons Included in
ihe iiHi are rapidly recovering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

nofcd. further than any suggestions
which may come from the mayor
Of the city Ia the past certain
things have been permitted 20 con.
unuo contrary io law. and certain
conditions have been SLOWED 10 *
iai because somebody bad Influence
either political or syhersise. Mayor
Miller 81 determined 10 cure the
police force ~ iis present slckaess.
and vii NOT hesitate about steps
which may be necessary 10 effect
the cure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

feans On household fufriiufa rfanas
etc sisa HaiafF Leans confidential
salek tsfNiesi tesi tsfms saa lowest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07


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Apples suS vegetables q cellar faf -
steamer a's, fsis6assn. daisrsi,s aess 80
Isrs,sss "a - w pe.,as..si IS
IUHr 4 LITTLE cAau u.owN snd sasf
uaHfhN Jas HseHts VII hHf zoe Il aHf
rhniee nFrarIF uafts eui neat so later
$3.50. fs- ~ i. 49, sea'R
HHHHHf MAifNa
eis Alassa nun1.as 49,
HAfNlnH unAcH
THa rLAcE 10 LIVE
Ftnss ieeatian On Lake WsshiaRtan
gtanh siamA eiiK Mhiet sehnals ste,
large lots sn e@sF terms tiq tRwn nRr
n mouth aiAs few auaftsf anA hsif
acre anf H4terffent tfasta AanEse fat
ass : < ssarisssnL Owner ssi ns..
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pisss 80 ~ ustslnan 81 Fsrifir ctsy
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baissmea Il Tinsss block 'etar ii
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HHHEHf MAtTUF
OF 80 M Alaska nui1ne -
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pises isnf ffssh caus zee iarlnE aeas
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FoH RsNr-FLATs.
FOR REHT--Rooms.

heat Kaa. eierfrlcifF. private family
Reasonable queen Anne Ind J.. 11t1
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Fine Pearl 0peraGIaSSeS

AT y off regular prices during our
special sale. All our fine. high.
grade French Glasses included in
this sale A small deposit now win
secure one before they are all gone
sCHNcHARD OPTICAL co.
1907 2nd ANenne tts
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F0H TRADE
boat ~ horse power engine Can
b. seen rs HaofRefoffH
We want ~ buy three small residences
o. yeorgcfpHn VIII pay small payment
down
For trade stock 10 fasf Fr0Winn com.
pang factory moss H0fkina flH time far
automobile Title COMPANY VIII baaf
close liberalization
nj "a THGHFaDH n co..
s0i American Bank Nllg
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JUDGE LINN DEAD.


OLYMPIA. pce SO V. Linn.
superior judge Of Mason county.
died late Saturday niTht. following
an illness ~ several moutha. For
tho past ten years be had been on
the bench. he Nsa % years -
aEr.
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IS
BEGUN At
CAPITAL
ROOT COMMITTEE is
IN OLYMPIA
TO-DAY.
Supreme Judges VIII BE
Asked TO Give Their
Evidence.

The Root Investigation commit
tee Ii a olympia to-day. and wiii
probably hx IN session ia that ritg
for two or three days
The committee all have AZ ait,
nesees Ia Olympia members ~ the
supreme bench. who are aala 20
have heen shown certain % the im.
pergsut dncumen,Are evidence bear
snK 90 tbs Root Goraun case
Il "a also likely that eomr Atleu.
ton wili BE- paid "a thu records 81
the supreme court. a. e 10 believed
the COMMITTEES has = iiue on curtain
maftrrH which may - further eK.
planned by search Of this sort
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500 cash hut ehaan a0ri00i con.
vrulent tn Rainier Heights cara
fiff $40 cash. faslid. ncnr ear line
5000 100 '' eaan ,osioo CHOSE TO
MAnNnNA CARS
90 $50 zoe cash ia lots a0xise each
nnd good room house. I a blocks
from cars and only 10 minutes out
ThN property ~ worth fl. npN at
retail prices without thu house
GENUINE SNAP.
T4r RnAlrY LOAN \ BANKING co.
hSi Thifd Hf. cor James.
Meta $3.50 lad iOie