The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1906, Page 1

MAST EDITION resto t —— on —— ; om THESE POA GREAT TIME AT CATHEDRAL FAIR Road Seservienn leon ee Pay From| AR OIVORCE E ‘ae di cable toa. |, gombina fe pure County For More pea Days Than There | ly a sat Peir, anal ‘um ; | ns —_— oft ther j CASTELLANE SUIT 18 NOW IN gaiitor's of 1K. K t a . | FRENCH COURTS — SENBA « - Basen - pave dis lowe ’ « the lowe! | TIONAL REVELATIONS. S ; 7 . a lap aintrict rood : ! lie a place canvase i ts , ac 8 . engi ippe Telegraph Services.) eh, A e ae " ' » a Cas . , . ® h t , e . M ruppy ne ® “ ' “4 « y : = LJ . * | cause v hie te f 3 - y ‘ JOther starting ‘ « Graft! Graft! Graft cay “ Baga plaintiff dema beotute ( ea t untody of “ it oe t * aft «e "SG HS | $509 damages. againet his wi OF THE CREW or! Bird, members of the two are suspected of being mem JER SPOKANE ARE bers of « gang of smugglers who have been operating on the coast! aT FRISCO—SUS onde for some time. i ARRESTED HERE SAT. The srrest was made upon ad ws vices from the Seattle office. Last Saturday night Frank Lofwus ar-| : Harry B. Atkins at Port] “nd as & smuggling suspect.| | (Reriops Telegragh Service.) (eutoms officials recotved |Atkine had in his possession a] | 1 oO UPS rs geet pe " ox check calling for a trunk containing | ) fem San Franc inte was victorious in the firet «Kir plam hat when the The local officials believe that » Pacific system has been worked on the San| Francisco boats for some time and | *°8Tt oF 2 that they now are at the foundation | ciation © ¢ G Hart and W. | of the complete affair. eres ENT a Q Little bags of candy, Baby wants a rattle, hb Berview.) Dishes of ice cream, Wifey needs a hat, i _¢ Get. 11.—The ctyli ser-| Pocketsfull of good cigars, Pur it in a voucher, ; emaeen wath. tees Reuse That's a court-house dream. Qounty pays for that. nepector Lavir charge of ar « burgler order to get ai ot| Add a little house rent, Take a litle hunting trip, today found him Put in lots of frills, That is not a crime, Charge it to expenses, Needn't hurry to get back, | 4 j Limes owns worl oe cont my, | 10 ABANDON ey County pays the bili County pays your time sh with the lumbermen’s « in this mewnte Seem THE TRUTH IN DE: i. the price of coal, and that there OF COAL SHORTAGE was a likelihood of a famine later (Serippe Ta : in | This statement ie not consistent! count o by employes! storm, the «© 4| Steamer McArthur, the firat of States survey boats from af the coal miners | With statements ma fe the Great \« ot Pacific Coast company. It is} to temporarily abandon Fort Mor-/ the Unite et ane that certain favored men in gan. the nm ed this morning. The 2 ns have been advised to place J ltrip down from Seward was wn sew of orders at once for their winter's FREMONT REPUBLICANS. eventful, although quite rough. | aw ly of coal if they would sot Capt. Rhodes in discussing a) cause the shortage ‘ts; *uffer iater tm the season The republicans of Fremont held | work done by the survey ships. - - Sool M “The rumor that the charts 4 coal 4 er ae a . id Retall coal dealers have also of-/an enthusiastic rally lant night, the | sab * DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE ror! very fant as compared to the condition that ines to ist before next| Senator O. A. Tucker, and 8. G. Cos-Trocks are correct, according to} Lic EVILS. ing grove, of Pomeroy Rca | | oe “I rejoice with all good citizens aration of Mayor Moore j | Morning officers f c Coal compan . Owners in ¢ fs to be no change fn of the city administra ment attorne Telegraph Service.) erat! Mont, Oct tornpy aged 64. an old not nee Ploneer of 1 pape yeaterda out of the 1 ar tn fart 1 Mayor ESTATERS HOLD SMOKER ; iitie | Real & Mid the mont ie its history iast nic Meretary of the ely *, Join C. 6 ~ famons n Princip, v I Pet? tat while so, i ley out a numb that Mreete like Madis law Ore the adopt; jOn Y a in of jows . i ha residentia made m « Speakers were | praxt of the republican A. Reynolds, 11 joffictals involving the impr appropriation of public funds for Private purposes, and if I am elect-) Wilson, THE SEATTLE STAR NE WEATHER FORECAST.Raln Tonight and Warmer,, Thursday, Rain, Gentle Boutherly Breeze, —= - ie = 3 rint the News BEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 41, 1906. VOL. 8. NO , as CENT@ PER MONTH coors JOHNSON DEFEATED PAY OWLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE AOK JIA JF THERE o ANYTHING YOU WANT ° WILL NOT UNITE County Auditor James A. Agnew Is the Big | WITH CHEYENNES County Boss and No One Knows Anything But Jim--"Ask Jim’ Is \What They Tell You When You Make Inquiry. | (Soripps Telegraph Ser ASK JIM ASK JIM | ASK JIM J. P. AGNEW | King County's Political Boss, ASK JIM - —_— { ' eatened deflection of inde t fa o ere, K JIM f n ain of unfit and ASK JIM and you will ASK JIM | ASK JIM.” ASK JIM Henry Beck, M. Williame James Weit sking to go to ¥ republican voterg ny republican cam sense and the repuby ation powerless té ct the campaign which tg made against incompetency? ASK JIM.” » verdict of the asked to ap- ac conditions and re petents to office? they them respes When you go a-fishing, Don't forget the bait, Do not mind expenses, County pays the freight. Voters start to kicking, elect the tn’ “ASK JIM. Some are getting sore, ———e ——— Never mind the people, W. J. FERNANDO TO START TO- 2 hicago and then to New York, " > sere he embarks for Bi What's the money for MORROW ON Novet scHeme “* he arks for Rurope. The ip is as yet not scheduled any fury France. is well fitted for # an ideal build for ADVERTISING THE AYP. He led an active outdoor life since nando, athlete, cowboy, | carly youth ev ars a pros F OR VICE. AUCTIONEER IS Alas lyoems [seem tomorrow mc ~— a - ~\walking trip around the world J the same advice to favored] first meeting of the campaign at/of the Alaska coast : “yp sed | exposition a rons, and have time and again|this place in which any amount of| ts incorrect, although we found that). paogecuTING ATTORNEY) Gg Mr. Fernando must cove . made the statement that the gres-|enthusiaam has been shown, Those |some of them were not absolutely | | Opposed to Vice. tiles on foot and advertise 7 4 or . prove who addrensed the meeting were W. [try the latitude and longitude, veginnin of he at 1 e . A ened sy che cath that > oreamaaen “angst C. Raine hot the mea roca in wee a ee te eee samen sascet ieee pomaclt 9 ran A. Rimes See. Se mere’ serene | _" ; , es in every town he pa by Police Judge Gordo resenting the value ol while auctioning for th in jewelry store om Se ween Spring and Sen 8 consisted of a watch and © purchased by for $7. Smith watch had beeg m as gold fille es what he paid tot 1 for many yea hasing {t, Smith 4 to be gold plated and to icbox regina move nd fror ere to| men The case was appealed. ng of the falr and of bling, « ed ft will (Star Special Service.) ~ IN FIRST BATTLE MAYOR OF CLEVELAND ORDER ' tt fror terferting with ED TO 8H CAUSE.FOR IN — rs tracks he TERFERENCE WITH CLEVE LAND ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY. DEMOCRATS AT GEORGETOWN, ' ' (Scripps Telegraph Service.) M TITLOW HERE FRIDAY reas a meeting Park later in the evening,