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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-05
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CHICAGO. Nax. s. - A SIT
~ snow the first % the ssHss
here yesterday.
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thts city
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Miss Anne Murray has been ap.
pointed probation officer to assist
n y Vincent In Juvenile court
work.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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fancy shadow We sell We have nnly
enc price the ln~sWt on Windows Large
cottage front ~tutUwH with faneF taus
mnd bottom uiass teNtp price fARf
cur window frame department We
have the largest prudagt and make sNs
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per frame
cottage fron, deors. wth slass. % 90
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that have been len ever 80 ordered
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might have a srit panel - sasHs atRsF
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tfFttt FEET
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80
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balance 60 suit
MfNHNIp nRoH
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VIZ NAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE.
hut Will nny FUN commits slan 10 hrok.r
Two houses on lot teHtHe. snuthesss
corner % asth Il and Dear born htinss
rental % 80. viii sell for 81 zee. terms
chance 20 make quick turn ever os
APPLETON INVESTMENT CORPORA.
Tfuh. LTD
fof American BANK nlds IT
Am old man only $50 down. tio per
month. buys my fine home. large uiscs
o. acreage zoe laying hens : cows fur
nituro. csc price only tTges right on
water front so up terms, 81 per month.
fruit store on hremsrton does Come al
once IL
BEST nUYB AROUND BREMERroN
NAVY YARD.
Large lots olgge in $40 aud up
Large tracts close Ia, 100 and up
Gloss. I'm acre tracts $50
Waterfront acreage, fl0a
Homes huilt on easy payments
SEATTLE HOME6EnkERA co.
Owners
Main offices tst.tte Empire bldg
Branch office oregon Bids, nremetton
Sec the uramerton Navy Yard sights
iu our free automobiles IL
GREENHOUSES
FOR sale, loaae. or can be worked on
shares 5000 square feet under glass
liberal terms Chance for a Enod man
90 make money Cail or address Erwin
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

Do net trust printed time
! tables In newspapers. Fer
sicse o. departure and arrival
o. trains telephone King street
Station Information Bureau.
Sunset. Main 27ao, independ
ens 80.
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ouaye treasury statement.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. Tho
treasury statement today shows re-
ceipts ft,b4S.b6t and disbursements
f2.a12,00o.
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CutsFhNfh DAIRY
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81 pasY 0r.nd ktmbaii pisaa
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saia isst. TIA itfs
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a milgh ea~ pfses sse csssss u
$50 ana ti'' -. Ballard -ssh
AUCTION SALES.
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70 Also salary Loans Confidential
as services best terms aaa iassss
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fia-eit Marion nids
nIHCH LOAN co
Money loaned on household goods and
pianos without removals mortgages
tnuEht Office open daily 80 5, aiss
Monday and Saturday evenings All
hinchisy block
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others upon their own names Wifhou &c
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Roach Room I'll New YORK. BldE III
SALARY loans Lowest rates Confidential
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nuTTERwORTH A soN, Professional
Directors ard deceased Emo4iasfs. 1871
tat. epp Meefs Theatre Beta pheaes 80
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EoR RENr-liousTa.

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blocks from Greenwood ~ car Tine &c
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seattle ant TaramaT Nsen n faa AZ I
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Large lots, eiQge H. t2e and up
Close ~ acre tracts $50
Waterfront acreage, f40a
Homes built on easy payments
SEATTLE MOMHEENltERN Co
Owners
Main offices tthstke Empire uldR
Branch office. oregon BIDS nremefton
seo the uramerton Navy Yard sights
lu our free automobiles .tf
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Federal Injunction.

An injunction against the enforce
ment of the state law can only be
issued by a majority of three federal
judges who are to pass upon them, if
the bill that passed the senate today
becomes law.
The senate discussed at length the
bill to appropriate the proceeds from
the sale of certain public lands for
the reclamation Of lands, but made
little progress towards its passage.
The bill regulating injunctiOns was
the one drafted in the judiciary COM
nittee from a number of measures
under consideration. 1t was report
ed by Senator Overman, and its pro-
visions were explained by him. A
substitute by Senator Burket was dis
agreed TO.
The Overman bill was opposed by
Hepburn on the ground that the great
distance between federal courts in the
west would operate to delay the
granting of the necessary Injunction.
Senator Knox favored the passage and
opposed neybuTn's argument.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
FLEETS PLANS
MUCH CHANGED
No More Holiday Doings for
Officers and Men-Must
Anchor at San Pedro in
Full Formation by Sunday
Morning and Proceed to
Allotted Anchorage.
BY Associates Press

San Diego, Cal, April 1.-THE
plans and program of the Atlantic
fleet for the next two or three Cali
fornia ports were upset at the last
minute this afternoon by a telegram
from Secretary of the Navy Metcalf.
The secretary directed the fleet to
anchor at San Pedro in full forma-
ton, and remain there until Sunday
morning. when at six O'Clock the sec
ond, third, and fourth divisions will
proceed to their allotted anchorage at
other ports.
The ships will illuminate at San
Pedro Saturday night. 1t was also
directed the feet to arrive at Mon
terey, Friday morning. Nay z The
first squadron is directed to 90 RI
Santa Cruz; the second squadron will
follow there Monday, May f.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
BRYAN ENTERS
NEW YORK STATE
Nebraskan Sees Leaders of
Democracy But Denies
Any Political Significance
is to Be Attached to Meet
ing-He Addressed Minis
tiers Convention.
BY Associates Press

Rochester, n. Y, April III am
just here to pay my respects TO the
colonel; that's all" said w. J. Con
ners, of Buffalo, y. Y, chairman oil
the state democratic committee, at a
reception held for William Jennings
Bryan at the Power hotel this after
noon.
There is no political significance In
the meeting" said Mr.. Bryan, mo-
ment before, to the reporters, and
who called Corners back to have him
confirm Bryau's statement.
Norman E. Mack, also of Buffalo
democratic national committeeman,
had a conference with Bryan in the
morning, but no special political sig
nificaDce was attached to any meet
ings here.
Bryan was met by a good-sIed
crowd. and after an interview with
Mack and brief reception. he spoke
at a meeting of the Rochester Minis
terial association His address was
tinged with oBtim SIN. He emphasized
ideal relations between true religion
and fundamental science, and then
made a few suggestions ON how to
bring men into the church, and make
Christians CT them. He was frequent
" applauded
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
CARS ARE OPERATED; NO
ATTEMPTS At VIOLENCE
COL. STEWART IS
SENT TO ST.
AUGUSTINE
Special to Tire Journal.

special to The journal.
Washington, April IT.-F'riends of
Colonel William T. Stewart, Of the
coast artillery, tTiUmphed yesterday
TO the extent of obtaining an order d.
Tecting HIM to take up his residence
at the abandoned st. Francis bar
racks, st. Augustine, Fla, for the
three years or more he expects to
serve on the active list. instead of
spending the time at desOlate Fort
Grant, Ariz-, where he was practi-
cally exi!eG last September.
At his new post Colonel Stewart
viii have no one to command" but
his surroundings WI be decidedly
more comfortable than the Arizona
fort
Colonel Stewart was "banished' to
Fort Grant, an abandoned military
post in the wilds of Arizona. after he
had refused to resign his commission
or apply for retirement. The grounds
upon which President Roosevelt took
this action are not definitely known.
When information is sought as 70
just what may be the basis of such
action, the only comment that is
forthcoming as TO Colonel Stewart as
an artillery commander is that he is
temperamentally Impossible"
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Technical Education is Not
True Solution to Race
Problem.
WOULD NOT EFFECT
NEGROES RIGHTS
Strong Plea Made Before the
House by Griggs of Geor-
gia Federal Injunctions
Will Be Restrained to
Marked Degree By Act
Passed in Senate.
BY AssocIste- Dress.

Washington, April 1T.-Under the
license of general debate, Griggs, of
Georgia, spoke in advocacy of the dis
reimbursement OF the southern negro
as necessary 10 insure the whites
control and peace, and prosperity, of
the South. In consequence of such
action, he said, the negro would be
no less factor than he is now.
AT present" Griggs said. 'he is
only a menace and scare-crow and
not factor in determining the po-
litical issues"
The rights of the negro of the
South. he maintained, were guaran-
teed only through white judges and
white Jurors, and those rights would
not be changed by disfranchisement.
Griggs took issue with those who
claimed that manual training and the
technical education of the negroes,
would furnish the solution of the race
question. That in itself, he said. was
a declaration of the negro's inferior
ity.
For Gods sake he exclaimed,
let us not depend upon the technical
education of the negro TO solve this
problem 1t would either drive a
great majority of the Southern white
men into other states, or create the
most terrible race war in the history
of the world"
In the opinion of GI@Egs, there was
no danger of the amalsamation of the
whites and blacks, TAere must be
a serfect submission lone" he said,
land P complete contres &bvsthe other"
This. he said would result in the ne
groes gradually becoming educated
and their removal to other states
where they could have greater privi-
leges. AS the negroes increased in
numbers in those states, he asserted,
they would he disfranchised. Until,
they finally having grown strong dur
ing these years Of wandering in the
wilderness, would have the manhood
to go out, and with no mans help, es-
tablish a home for themselves.
The attitude of Emperor William
and the Berlin court toward David
Jayne Hill, named by President Roose-
Welt to be ambassador at that capt
tai. was the subject Of comment in
the house today during the consider
alton of the diplomatic and consular
bill
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Wealth Wants
Control of Both Parties
Conventions, Says Bryan

the candidate, provided he will ac-
cept their aid and put himself under
obligation to them.
"A number of democrats have been
approached and offered their support,
but nearly all have refused, knowing
that no man, however good his past
record, can stand any chance of win
ming If he is handicapped by the sup
port OF men who have made govern
ment an asset in their business, and
who seek 10 centrel legislation for
their own pecuniary advantage.
There was a time when the voters
could be fooled. but they have learn
ed by sad experience, and know that
a candidate can be judged by the
company he keeps.
% Whence the money! a question
which is being asked with increasing
emphasis, and the answer to. it is a
death blow to every one in whose
interest the meney is contributed"
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Special to The Journal.

New York, April 17.-"The energy
of labor has been aroused" dec. AIRED
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor. and
the foremost labor leader in the coun-
try. in an interview here.
Gompers is attend ing a conference
OF labor interests and incidentally ar
ranging for the big mass meeting TO
be held both IN Manhattan and
Brooklyn Sunday, to protest against
the recent decisions OF the supreme
court.
Labor VIII not allow itself TO be
outlawFd by a judicial decision. |
wish those who sheer ar labor ceuld
realize the INTENSITY OF feeling that
has been aroused.
Up to the present labor has not
realized to the fullest its political
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Labor is Best Judge of
What is Good For Labor

power But with the recent decision
o fine supreme court has come a real
iZation that we must actively assert
every power We possess if our rights
are to be recognized
The record of every congressman
viii be scrutiniZsd.
We respect the law-making powers
and We respect the judiciary. We are
patient even in the face Of many dis
appointments and delays at the hands
of congress
@But labor IS going TO be the judge
of what is best for labor in the way
OF labor legislation.
THE failure Of congress to pass Ia
Dor legislation viii be a challenge 10
further exer-ise of our power.
Let no one deceive himself as u
the real meaning OF the recent confer
ence OF labor leaders in Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
DISTILLER CHARGED
WITH TAX FRAUDS
BY Associated Press.

Danville. Va, April 17-Charged
with having committed extensive
frauds on the government. T. VI. An
gle. president and general manager
of the Dry Fork Distpling company,
was placed on trial today in the
United States court here. 1t is al
legged that Angle has defrauded the
government out OF between 800 coo
and S15O,0G0 of taxes. on whiskey-
The case includes the government
storekeeDers and gausers and the
trial will last several weeks.
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Special to Ths journal.

Lincoln, Neb.. April 16.-Charging
that corrupt methods are being used
in an effort to control the two nation
al conventions, w. ]. Bryan in his
Commoner advises instructions TO
delegates as the surest way to defeat
the purpose of the corruptionists. He
says:
The powerful interests who are
now attempting to control both ma
tional conventions do not ask for in
structieRs, for Instructions imply that
the voters are IN control. All that
predatory wealth asks is that the
delegations shall be turned over to a
few bosses to be used as circum-
stances require. These men who are
so ready to put UP money TO control
conventions, but who would not sub
scribe a dollar to elect real demo
crat TO ONCE, are not concerned as TO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
Ocean Record
Beat 1 Minute
ey Associated Press.

New York, April 17.-By remark
ably close margin of one minute, the
,big C1Rard Liner Mauretania estsb-
Iished a new record across the ocean
over the long route in the voyage
which ended here today. Her time for
the passage was four days, twenty
three hours, fifty-one minutes.
The fastest previous trip-eXactly
five days-was made by the Maure-
tania is sister ship. the Lusitania. The
Mauretan las average speed over the
2.SS9 miles course. was 24.0S knots.
On the last day of the trip she main
tanned a speed OF &c knots for hours.
but toward nightfalI she ran into a
strong gale and rough sea which cut
her speed down so that the run for
the day was 612 miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
Life Lost i'm
Texas Flood
BY associated Presa

Fort Worth, Tex. April 17.-Claar
For and West Fork rivers are raging
torrents today. The water is the high
est in 30 years. One man lost his
life in Clear Fork while the citizens
looked on helpless. All traffic between
here and north Fort Worth has been
suspended. and the bridges across
the Trinidad river are in danger Of
being carried away. Several bridges
south OF here on the Frisco road and
LOO feet of track at Hardin have
been washed out.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
PRAIRIE FIRE
CLAIMS FIVE
speciaf to The Journal.

ST. Paul, Mimi, April l1.-lIouls
iOrian. his wife and Ave children
persisted in a prairie fire winch
swept the country twelve miles west
of Gogswell. North Dakota. Orian
hurried his family into a wagon bur!
f1ost IN race with the flames
The FIRE was spread all over the
country by a wind which travelled al
forty miles an hour
Dozens OF farmers lost barns and
granaries, Livestock was burned on
, several farms. Sergeant county has
never known so destructive a fire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
ARIZONA FOR TAFT.
Speciai to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Tucson. Ariz. April 1T.-PreSident
Roosevelt's administration will prob
ably be endorsed and two delegates
pledged TO Taft elected at the Arizona
Territorial Republican convention in
Tucson tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-18
BEAUTIFUL GIRL WINS
FREEDOM IN RUSSIA BY
ANOTHER'S CONFESSION
sneclar to -. JournaI.

Hamburg. April ia farm labor
er on his death bed confessed to hav-
ing instigated his son to set fire to
farm house at Madgeburg.
Rose Knopfel. beautiful girl. was
sent to prison FIVE years ago, having
been convicted of the crime. .one
was released today aud returned to
her home a mere shadow of herself.
While in prison she fell victim TO
consumption.