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--one cent-Last Edition The Seattle Star
HARRIMAN AGENT
Hfav W¥UIIE\EiU wwILL
North Coast to be Part of Harriman System
-Later Secures Control of Columbia &
Puget Sound and Has Option on Stetson
•Post Mill Site on the Waterfront
Wh,n n..««Tt IV Wrartorn rrturna
t0 jl«*ttU fn«n N.* T«ik B»*l Mon
day «r Tur.di«y M »»> pr>'l'«»'» »•*
i,r.par«l l» "<•» lh» «>«"«""'''< m'"'
North <tw«« ral!"W«t. f\<r »hKh
ihn* da* b»*r» »<» mu.-h BP»«rf«Uo^
i, n, t>- part and |»m«rl o» ih* U«r^
rlHMli Itura.
VtUtr J»r*riin* for N>« t»rk
Mr Straher* "a>cqtttr«il n« «n>tU>n on
(f.« si»t«vtt.|v«t ml!) »lt« •U-'lnt"*
th. t^tuinall .f tb* I'otumbU *
IV««t ieund railway. TJ»I» ■ option
«UI prvfcaW* fc« t»km up by Mr.
fltraborn ur* 1" Wa nrlurn ta HralUf.
ttartlinf St«ttm«nt.
la «4*i«»«.u T'-. Bt4r la *iuU>l^l lo
■Mk* tb* r«fvr >tartttn« atatemrnl,
that th» lUrriman tm»f*«ta '■•>•• ••• j
. „ • control of th# t\>tumhU *!
|"»«»t p.'ur.-l r...i !. thi>u«hl la ha»<»i
t»»n »c."r* In th* !•>•». «^;.-n uf i
jttntt J HIIL
Th<« imn J. Hill «raa i"<•■>r, .!
hf for Uk* rtmtrol of th«- rua<l «»i
kMWtk "' • I-. fi>t ):>.»!!••!> t' ir!l' I
Ik* —net r. 11. Ilarrtman .ml h«
t#l»«r»rl>"l to ■» -in ■ ■ C. It !. «i»
yr»»i.!r> t «'■■! *»r.»-«l ti.nMUtr of
IW IV. "'• '■• ■■'• rompany, th< o«n>
«i a* tfc# r»«d. t« wro« to New
To*
Harriman Guy*.
)fr font **»« to Nr« York. «•
t«n»;My on «i>p!h«T matter. and
ft** tnrt Mr. HarrtHUn. NrjrutU -
tli«« »fr» J»-r»n jfi.J ha raaull
mi Ibill Mr. l!-ir«i>!iii a*rur«4 II
t«i itn! of th* stock « f il-.i- r.»it
i«i th*r»*i> acquiring control.
Al Im u-i—aata •* Ik* lYlut»t>U
* T*t*% f'tur-.J liitnir.|U(«ly ».J>-i:i
la* aiaa»rty ft la* Htrt«iif I'xtt
HitMlvK, upon »h»h Htrahorn
aw in option. IK* North Oo«t«t road
*):! Bat* over ! «>• ft«t of t»«p«riy
•*mc th» •
Will Ir,<( D«p«t.
Cpon to* •■i#rfr«nt property th*
d»t<i far l»» H<rrtm«n •i«vm mil
at »r*ci»J, IVodlnC the mtnj.|rt!=>n
at all at th* plans of la* il«rrtn»n
ATTEMPTS
TO END IT
FLEEING FROM THE LAW, LEAVING AGED Wire AND FAMILY
ANO CONSIDERABLE PROPERTY IN SEATTLE, O. KRANTZ
THROWS HIMSELF IN FRONT OF TRAIN
.-; F>#ir.«- from S««tt!« r»i'lv» offi
m kr ImijtlseJ w«r« p*r«M-atiM
\'.m. tad kroodleg .»*r ib» f»tM-t«J
J»M»my of bta »!.'', Cotlfri«4
Knau. a nnn i,»lm r.-«i.i»nt. at
Um^twl «ii 1.14« ty thro«la«; him
mi! la front of a tr»ln at rrtlrt*
Di rhi*n Wi», r«*t*rdar. Hi*
heat am «*j fra -urn) and hl«
a<a4 badly e«(. H- «m Uk«n into
natad; by Sheriff Slffla.
; Kraati e»in«3 much notoriety U«t
■mii by baxrriesdlßC him**!? In
kit torn* at MM K. tirwa Lak«
tx«i»T»rd aa4 (tefrtai offlc^rt to
out him. BIjm« tlut cpfaodo KrtnU
dm »«•• aaor* or !«■•« errmtlc. At
tla«* h» igtU alto n.'>n»> ami
«ta*r raloabtoi to Bflghbors vltb a
(radical fund, ami ••»ln b« would
••mm* txtri>as«Jy prti'irlmi*.
Th« --'ittltir- »wrt4wr«4 him
•mbuiit --Nhi---' Ills tp^lla of
»l».T»:ion b»r««n mora and Bx»r«
prwiwn- ••■!. an I the climax cam*
oat moots ago, when bit wtf* m
ton*4 to fl«« from tb« boo*- tor
bar life and Ukt r«fug« with friend*.
Incantly Jtalaut.
Mr* KranU up t>« wu IdMDtlr
jMkm* of h»r and woold < ill'iw h«r
•a'n>T*r ah« left th* boat*. When
•t» rttarnni h« would upbraid her,
working hin^»»lf Into an ln««n<- '»«»
and threatvalas to kill h>r. Ml*
P*iß<ip«l rag* was ftlr*rt<wl aial—t
C«oriw Harrison, a Or»*n Uik« boy
ef II r«ars, with whom he lma«!n«!
hit wlf« wm Infatuated. Mr«
Kraott aart th« :h,> wat never on
■•» pr«a!»«* and aoofff at her hna
baa4't «i.«pi'. r,«. Sh* la 31 yearn
eM*r laan the boy and emphatically
Mariana that tb*re la MithtnK if
♦ •••a h*r an.l Mai rU-.n. Krtn'n
f»n.|..: diff, -i.tly. «nd railed h«r
•II mtnotr of »!> nair- and »wore
■« wonJd kill both of them. liar-
f*«'Pl<», temporary trrmlnal build
ln*» etui .. d*pot will t>« .-.•«!, l
l^irr a Urge anil bandaortW.'ttr*
initial tiull%lln« will i a..- thw plrne
of ihr»* lataponiry ttntclar**. Thr
(rrapormry balMlno »m t..- rm tf,t
fur ih» v*« «f ih* rontpany during
lh» caiialrwftlcui i. 11,..|.
llrjSorni Plan*.
, Wh#n K«b*rt It.'*tr*h»rn varna to
Sr.,ti;.- »*«rr».l m.irill;» n gn and hi»-
Ran kla i.|fi,iiim,* i.i. In iii« In
ttreata ..( th* N'ntlh ■'.• «•! r.>».| It
»»• «lth ait uti<lrr»tArullti« nlth K.
11. Ilarrtman that If ho |-rnr.| am**
tewful In aiTiulthm a rlgtit-ur-vtay
Into s ■ mi.- om i trtmiini groundi
!■>•• that the llorrlmait •>strm
• «u!it w. -I.»m»h,'.|i> rMrr thla <lt)'.
Mr. lldrrtniitn Ul-I m>l hltnl ttlmarlf
(Mlnltcly lo .>..-.■!» v.i-.ii Mr Htr».
horn ahoulit *fcur«-. but th« Intli-r
waa ronfl<!i>nt that tl* «i» u |.| he »hl»
to rIiMK- »Hh Hnrrini^R »tien h*
ahouUl i■•'!<. hi,],- h|]i wurk lift*.
C»od Prepot.lion.
Whrtt Strahortt wrnl to New York
• f*w '>•"»«,• «*'i M »*» with tt.,- all
uaii..ll h#r* v>. 1! in •i> s II» i., i
virtu i ... in,-,! hit Vi»M*nf way
thrt>u«lt th* I'wi-.i.in in I Into fr
• III*. « .m 3"vi. I of |hi> i , ,?,•*.%
flu' < h!". * f r »'i ,-c ( i i««, i« 'or • ■
1r,ir.»,.. i!ii..-••■•..I f... , 1 a n<] «U!t th«
iVlumlil.l 4 )'uM ."• -us 1 r««<] al
«■•■« !y In it » I.- iii-n of lUrrliiun a»4
an!"■■'> on tti* ."!■ (•...n-iv l i t »•■:•.
trly iir v. d> |r.'|.»r.| i,. |«jr Iwfar*
Mr. 11 «rr«m«n • v, i > |au4 firopett.
lion.
Cwnii«« Nt.t W««k.
Mr. iMmhorn baa mn Mr. Itarrl
m«n irn I Is now on t.u «.»> >■.»• h to
h'-j.u'.r Al III* off - ■', K*rr *
S.I. «■»?•«. »n..n •v. for th« N.irlh
CtM«t, II til »-.l 1 "hi* morn It < tl..t
Mr. : .hum »ou! 1 t— tmrk In Heal
ll* th« Hi- of n*xt w*»k. Thai hr
ha* ».<«-u •«.r»j«f ,i in Mi Miirtß
RitunhMi la wider■•-»..| h»r. and h* I*
»ii*-- «*.i '•• mak* ■ i MM.- announce*
tnriA of hia ilit • »!i.»iti> «fur bia
■
fiatro <•»* rrUhrrr.H by tb* eld
man* tbrcatt*. and Inf >rm'«l <>ff.< «-r
Armttrad. »ho •»«» detailed to «r
--rtst KnutU.
la mini" manner Krant« bream*
aware that the offli waa after him
and look a small mini of money, all
bU »»!u»!i!c pa|~m iin.l f «*1 Mat. H<
» rr-ip from Pert Townseed and Vic
toria to his r«al «••'»*•• *c«nta about
baiinnui miit'-r* To hi' w.n tii
law. J. It Hall, li- wrot* M)ln((ha(
!><• bad foaled tt>« [mile* and would
never return.
Th- flr*t Intimation hi* «i' bad
of hi« altrmpir- inirltle waa a leI«N
K^am lait Bight that be had burled
»:iinwlf unilrr the *h«« N of a llur
llncton train at Prairie lw Ctilrn.
WU. Hh» wlr»«l Bb«rlfr Himt thin
morning tba>. If hit dIM. to ship
th» r*>tnalßa ta(, If h* rrnnr.ru.
Abe Mr*. b« »hi nrrrr rrturn, a*
h» la afraid th* autboritlen will
again «rrmt Mm,
MM b#!l«rea h» *■• Imiind for
Bteub«ovlll«, 0- wb»re )•<■ forrr.frljr
llvt Amiiu tho MPra In Krantt'a
liiwi ail in wi> tramtmrtatlon from
Bt. I'aul to tb* Obto town.
Krar.rz I* a well-to-do German
»nl own* ro«»ld«rmlil» lak« front
property *t Orcn 1..:k«- till hold-
Ings >•«»"■ aVuit 11.040 or $10.
--000. ll* took but little tin.nr> With
btm and hi« wife think*. If he lire*.
Ibat \>' will «ll»t»"" nf all hi- prop
erty and end h!« day* In aom« out*
r>( th"-way [jU> <■ "lav* In heartbrok
b#'Wir ptaM Hh» In hear' 1
«n over th<! affair that apparaHl* h#r
an-1 Krmnlii afttr JO <-*r« of w»44«4
uf« Kranta ll o»cr «l ><-ara of an*,
and b»a lived n*ar fir«*n l*k« for
th« pad • >*'•' T**t»-
If baa IWO 'Mliif^n. Arnold
Kr«n»i. 30. ■ Janitor In a S<-ron<l
»t. bnlldlnic. and * married daugh
ter, Mra. J. n. IUII.
IS ARRESTED
FOR BRIBER V
Fred T. Sherman Is Charged With Paying
iayor Wright of Tacoma $6,000 as
a Briba---Arrest Made in Seattle.
(•#•..»l t. T>* lur.)
TACOMA, Jan. SO— 8*»aatlon»l
chargm of graft la municipal •'
(air* ii!m>nal«-l tuday la th- !•»"
a■- <>( a warrant far th» »rr.•' of
ft-I T. Sherman, of dM ln.tn« n<!
rat Asphalt nunpwiy. upon ■ rharg*
of al*ln* to Mayor Wrltbi * brttw
of ts.ooo la connection *l'h t>a»tnr
irl.
Th« »ho)« town i« wildly writ
»<!, and «torl« bra ri(*> at to farther
«rrr«n It i« a*ld that • oumbar or
prominent cltl**na ar»> preparing '"
!*•»• tho city, faring wort war
mnii will b« l«*u»d
Tb» warrant for In* arrwt of
Bbirtnan w»« nwnro to hr l'f>»*«-u'
Ing Attorory IUIM bcfor* Ju-ltr'
l.im k, of 'he !•». al police court, »'"! ,
■II th* in>nlmi of the ctjnjinlU** :
of i: bare town aubpoma»Hj to give
trvtlmony.
«:>!. rnun It In )<*«til# today, bnt
li «xp*rt««l l>». « thl* »ft»-tn'«ifi In
rhar«« of Khwitt Hmlih. «ho p)a<-«-tl
NO MORE
TROUSERS
••RO9CCUTINO ATTORN6Y THROW* DOWN THE GAUNTLET
ANO ARRESTS NELL PICKEREL IN EFFORT TO FORCE HE*
TO RETURN TO PETTICOATS
Nell Plckrrelt. lh» North Peatll'
Itlrl who for >»nr» ha* worn m»n'«
rlotlir*. lhou«h ofllni*» him •(.••! for
the offfH**". may >»t li« t.bllßril to
-Imli it ii.ii* .'ln*- Khe »«■ «r
--ri-an-d l»»t nl«ht by thr i«>i\c* on nn
'order from rro»wutlti«- Atlorn»-y
Macklntoah. who thlnka h« ban <ll»
--roverfd an nit) aialute untlrr * 111. >i
• 1,, ran I* t>roa»-rut»d.
Th« wuninn la laiigulxhlng In Jail
SKA I II I. WASHINC.ION. SMUKIMY, JANHAK'V u>. u>><t>
HE SEES A GHOST
him imirr • b« »UU«f
tiullillDi at 11 i)i In. It thin mutmuc
airman Will Known.
Krtol T. Kbrrman. «bo van ar
rr»ir.l by Khrrlff ftmitb '%(• morn
inn anil «.ik«ii tv Tifnm* K. an*
■wcr 1., a -<ar«* of brlßaaV i> th*
manag*rof |b»lfk4*p#t*<l»a^<pliJ>H
ct>aif»ay, and^M Upirn tv nurl;
*T«ryotm> in fW»tii. - H» •*« for
yean nmnacr of lb« Harbor At
: pbalt romiMtny to BrsttJ«v and Irtt
ins employ of <h« lattrr la*' Jun*
to arr*pt hit prnu-nt (xKilllon ll*
li a married nan and rvaidr* at tb*
Lincoln.
Pr««.d«B( O»r •• Ckl'Jl.
later' tx-init iak*n to I ■> MM Mr,
Bb«nD<>n aM not bar* an oppor
tunity lo I'll nf hl« ronnerttnn
with ib* •■!•»• |>«*lnz rontrarta In
Tacoma. but l'r«-»ii!«nt Jan:m It
Btlrrat. of th* Indrttrndrnt A»|ihatt
rompany, >*)• tbat th* rhargr* arc
11l r . aM> »11l \>r irl'il
I'ii'lrr Die lumr of Hurry Living
■tun, Nell l'i> '»> i. II li.ir liv. .1 ■ hurd,
fa»t life for th« t*»l,ito«*n yenra.
Mif rilu.-iyn ,![.-•.« i.ntillv, maklnff
,i R'hkl looking young III.> II A [. ■
yearn i"k-.i ii ayaJtftM f--!l In love wllJi
l'ir iit.il roitrttillted «ul< Hf nhrn »h"
dlacoTtrad ti'«' ml«lake Khn> had
i mule.
• *
• HANK <-|.i:AIIIN'i;* *
# Jan. '■!». \v«n. » I l» '•■ ' M *
* JUIT M, U05....... , 713.372 <•« •
a «
* I - it .ici' ovrr »,iin» ' A
* <1 |i>- liml v. , . . I cor, :,•■■ *
* .*( ♦
I'JJ.wttt, Jun. :''i iii-iit. i At
luitnf Hil<lnrr wn« tin.ii i.iiii fur
I'nnt'ipn •' <i>u(l toiluy liy iud a «
Jutiliiixi 11. «,, ....I. ll,| 1., J.il
until Jhfftiii- la paid, Tin. )uil«n lie
i-ii».-t tf,i- niiiiinry of complicity
Mlthißtlintill'ia til irmo\liiK (lull
t'MlVlfifldlil |||| rutirl unit trimming
iln ii 'ri * ..-. .11 v trrlinliatlty.
wbolljr^vuefoua^ed. He nays that
his t»mt>*hf tias bad but fl!.O00
worth u% patlnc to b« don* In 'la
f "ma. «R.it that no one. In their nu•
1.V.) #»fr {are a bribe. l!« aays
■»»«• \Jr, HJirrtnan bat bad year* of
'»l*rHßrr In ill" paring buitne**
tad tß«.}uinUUnß of ' otiira< la with
nntnUijisl RuT-ntment*.
The..lti«l'iwm!< nt A i halt ion
I -iir >m offtcm In 'I.- Uank of
Vummiium bultitlni; "' Tacoma. but
th«r ||^t.| «.(rii - In In the ttallry
build I-X 1 In I lit* rity
VERDICT IN
TEN MINUTES
AXft, miJH. Md.. Jin. Xi -The
conttmrfrtlnl of «•„!•>( Charles M.
J«m«< i'( '!»«■. was , ,-hi.!- to
day.' TSflr court rr«rbn| » unit i
in 10 (vlrmti- and ■ •tJuiiniM un'lt
Monday.
BUIARO NOTES
iI *> __
IMt.MIII'. Jan. JO-Mm. C. K.
K:i»r'ni«in • • .liif.t th. mi>ml>prii
of Ihf <T)t« trrtir rlub ThumUy
• \rrilni,ti tut 1,, ii-«• on Rtnlr at.*
A petition Ik !<• ii.* clrrulatFit to
bar* J»*ii.*id •*•. |>bv«n! from Urary
•V. I* K"*lh fly. llr i^lliicpti «|!|
t>» giiMl to lit* COUBC1) at Ita'licit
n i»tii c, •' <
MI«. AHf«> H>.-Ik rJ. of T..1. !,..
Ohio, wiin hi'K '•. en vlililnic Mm.
M. .-MM JlrJ •' t>>* Si- .iiv >;. n»r«l
>iuipl!*l,tti!n morning, II i rrnmlna
«»ir JitJirn to llallant. 'I 1,.- fur..,.,1
Will b» 111-11 l M.'till.l »' afivriMMMi 'I hi-
Intrrmrnl will *»■ at Ml. I'lranunt
c*m«t»jjf»
Tlte 1 hf\i<!tii rlub will mc*t nut
Thur»J«y evening at tho huine uf
Mr. A. I- Ururhar>l.
Th« t*«tpl« of ttnllar4l arr ofajflct-
Inc In th<- way the inotnrmrn nn th«
HalUriV •»!» Imi over lIM bride*
I aovith nf tin- 1i»1!..i .1 mill*. Thry
tv.iy tbat the nfl K» nit > that '
tlmt with th* loflri* they rairy that
II l» not »»fi Hoik* <if Ihe peopl*
l.iK» tti" rn-iii.ini • l< ill.ml or Inthrr
than «t<> over •!»■ bridge.
Iho lt»l■'!•■ ■ l»-in|i r C'uluiiililnr
wan rejiwtKl off C«p«> I i»"Ty In
ward bouii'i at 7:30 this morning.
MR. BUSHELL TAKES
A RAP AT HI GILL
CONVENTIONS PROBABLE
NQMINCESi
-William Hickman Moor*.
Corporation Counttl — Edward
Brady.
Comptroller— Harry Drill, J. F.
Wilson or John V. Tarry,
Trtmunr— F. A Ru»t.
Councilman a t Lara*—T. M D*ul
t&H and Uaorg* Liltmin.
Councilman.
Fir«» Ward—Thomai N*vin.
Second Ward—John W«hn.
Third Ward— Hrv. Richard Dgth
• 11.
Fourth Ward—Open,
Filth Ward-It E. Orchard.
B..Ui W.r.i —H. J. McO*«.
8«v»ntl. Ward-8. W. Wilkin.
Eighth Ward—J. H. H«m«r.
Ninth Ward—O. N. So.l.rnunt.
Tenth Ward— Wolf.
El*v«nth Ward— D M. Ptcbltt.
* IK)\V'H KKICNDH. •
4 At 3 o'clock it. i. ■ «m a *
* strung rffurt ob ili' part of thf •
* frtrnda of Matthrw Dow to *
* furr« tbn nonilnKtlon upon •
* him. *
* Hi Dow rniph»llcslly ''-'I *
* at n<«.n that, If W. II Mourr *
* could bo rndtirmul by tlx* l*ro- *
* ixrats, and h« rouM not. It •
* It would I"- no Bora than rUbt »
» for Mm to withdraw from the *
* raii> for th» txpn'flt of the mn- •
» ii,i,l n»ii. i»lii|i < Mat* *
* *
» »V*»V •*•'♦♦"•.♦'♦' V V •
Th' ronvmtlon of th» mm!.
ii»n>T»Jil|' party, whl<h M-san a
th» lj»bor Trtnpl* thta inornlnr.
*•• ino«l rnlhUilMllr. lIPpITM-nt
• iiv- nf all partlra In th<- • »y. «•
c?t>! ln«« rrpublUan, wer» ■•••ill.
■ ill »wrf.»i harmony pr*»«nH.
H> ■> Illrbard lluihr.lt enllv*n«-d ih«
mcitng. Jii»t twfure II «,l l ,nrn<-d HI
tuKin. ,111 «om# *»rjf raH»tlr r<
markt rronJlnn i»rty iwiltlm. lh*
Brattla Ulortrlr mmi>any ami 111
Dill »t)O. *>• »»W. mUrrprrwntMl
ih« Third ward.
Waiting 'tr •••U*n Year*.
• I ).»><• !>•« n walnut; for M )'»'»
for thl» orcMlon." ho dwUrwl a(
th« l«-«irmlni "I f>>: '»'»' thrrf
la act >ittu« la • «uter who tUn<!t
behind hi* party rt(hl or wmnic.
An ■ matter <>( fad. th* only differ
ence twtwwn tbt> two »<• •«!)<•! lead
ins panic* I* that MM l> In »>»'• ""■
other vanta to r<' In. It li not
ri««! trma and nmnfy that makM
rr»o«rtablllty. bat It t« li.m«»i> aud
that la »hat »• »«nt in potttlra
and tb« mlnl»u«ll'.n of munlripal
affair*. There thou Mb* no party,
but >vi) man should work for (hr
tMxl uurmta Of toe city In whUb
hr live*.
(frem Th.rd Ward.
"I rom« from the Third ward. I
would not hat* W»n in.l>i< to
admit It bad It not I**'" from the
fact that I can m* lltht »h.«»1 1
no« admit It be. iu>< there l» ■ hope
I in my heart that the ward can be
represented In the rouncll. I bop*
lit GUI wilt «i> down HHtl Hi'
peopla he repreMJit* mt<l 't«v there
I bo|M» h» will Ht» where he. IwlnnK*
and not appear ataln MM » the
hotir.i people of this ttiy. 1 ran
M» a chance for the ward to be t<p
! r.»rnlrtl tit aomeone *h<) will rep
re»ent Ita lnterr»t«. and not the In-
ItrMU of th* vtriou* and. more par
llrutarly. hl» own."
1 Mi- congratulated the convention
tor the honesty of Its purpoie, »'■''
hoped 1' ■ perfect harmony and the
ejection of thoM> who will If nom
inated aa tba standard tx-arera of
the party.
CalUd to Ord.r
Th» meeting was f«IW to order
by A W. Johnson. Mr appoint*! a
mmmlttn- to It:hi*, t the cards.
ptnlKlnK sympathy wtth tin- muni
clpal ntorr. Frank Colt*rl!l md
th«> call, and the temporary uritanl
mMm »•» irlrrtrd, rotuUtlnx of
(U>or(<> l.intman. *» temporary
rbalrtnan; I. D. Klennrr. »wrrlarr,
and Frank Cott•rill at awlitant »«■
--rrta-
In nominating I.l»tmin a.a tem
porary chairman. Oeoree F. Cotter
-111 »ald that It in time that th«
l#rn>i "property o*nrr»" and "prop
■rty i>«nier»" were tynonimous. He
KlMlllfii the Urn* rl|>e to dmtroy
the pollllral power (if the Heattl"
Kin trie rompany and to drive It
out of polltlc-i.
on motion of Judge Urnxnn the
irnijHiinry organtuitum m made
permanent.
CcmmillMi Appointed.
V ccitnmlttw on |>U»lf<>rm wan
numc.l M>nii|«iln« of II I». Hanson.
H. \V. Harmon. W. I). Wood. Owrje
V. t'olterlll. J«m«i Morphy. \V. A.
Trouwlal«. Edwin Hrndy, Uttjrg*
King and P. A. Hunt.
A itiiTiiiili» on rulr* anil order
of lui.«lii<-s» wan i)»mi i rou*|st<Uß
of Frank HUki J. W. tlo.lwln.
Uordon Itlrc, llom^r C*miib«ll aud
Clay -Allrn.
Th«< (onvrnllon thrn mtjotirnwl
until 2 oVtcnk, at whlih tlmo tnr
commlttf"i woiilil I" rrady to re
port
T.<W»t Sdtcltd.
The committee n>lfrt«l for tin
purtxiM* "f fiumlns an a4vl*ory
The Only Paper in Scattla
That Dares to Print the News
VOL / NO. 381.
Reverend Gentleman From the Third
Ward Enlivens the Proceedings off the
Morning Session of the Municipal Own
ership Convention—Little Done This
Morning.
«ll II VM KICK MAN M
To he Nominated for Mayor by Convention of Uunicli>al Ownership
Irf-j»cur In He talon Today. - .
~~~™ .
> * ■■:,- *
-♦! PEMOCIIATB WILL PAI ! IN LINE. *
* ■ *1
* If the ticked named by th* advisory committee It Indorsed "*'
* by the convention, the. democrats will probably hold no com™- [♦'
* lion, but ratify the ticket, or tbey will hotd a convention to pre- * \
* »> rvr tta oricanlzatlon and In'ona the municipal ownenhlp *
* party ticket" Tim la Ibe ttatetneat of several leading demo-* ♦ 9
* rat» made shortly after u<><>n today, when (be ticket «<•(«« i.«l * s
* was *bown them. •
* This inortiiiiK several leading democrats appeared at the Ik
* convention and ».t<- itiven places on important committee*. ♦ -
* This fact was very »l«njtfU»nt. I' wa» learned thai whatever *„?,
* i!if(i r.n. in that bad previously existed between th« democrats *',
* and th« other organi union* had been .wiped away and 'I. . #
* ticket named In the convention would be r*«i|ii> Indorsed by *
* '!;■ old party. Representatives of all parties concerned bad got ♦
* toccther and advl*eid as to the btwt course to pursue in order *
* to effect a tin ii on or.- tick't, and that obect had been ao A
* comptlthed. it i
* "V«». w« expert to work throughout th* campaicn in com- *'
* |ili>t<- harmony with the. democrat*, and t!n»y have promised to *
* support our tlckrt. if the one named Is Indorsed by the conven- *
* tloa," said a leading municipal ownership mover. *
* • ■?**
ticket worked late U«t night mi
• I-nt som« time this forenoon In
attempting to »•-!» < t » ticket to go
ltrfot<- lh« MitlVl lltlnn. The Hat tO
f»t »e|i<>t*<l 111 ft* follows:
William lid kitiin Mi«.r<\ mayor;
Edward Drady. corporation counsel;
Harry Drees, J. F. Wilson «nd John
V*. Terry were mentioned for comp
troller; F. A. Ku»t. treasurer;
George l.lntman and T. M Daulton
an rouni llnx at turK<\ The ward ,
councilman wern nail)' as follows:
I »ar>! Tonitny Nawn. rx
loiiiu ilman.
:id ward- John Wehn. labor
SITUATION
EXPLAINED
REPORT THAT FISHERMEN'S
UNION HAS ASKED FOR AP
POINTMENT OF JOHN KALL
SEN AS FISH COMMISSIONER.
MCORRCCT
• i Ml !■• rg, of Ihp
rirhermen'a union. In answer to*
:lil* im'intnK a« t»
whether the Fishermen's union
r«nit« mjiUitril Iho Indorsement of
John KiUln^n (or llnh commissioner.
•a reported, it it' 1 most cuphatl
,< y CRN I . I'M/ MONTH
union.
Third ward—Rev. Richard
Buthell.
Fourth ward — Not named.
Fifth ward-It. E. Orchard. labo»
union.
Sixth war.! —11. J. M ••■••
Seventh ward— S. W. Wllkln. i«.
bor union.
KdiOi ward—J. 11. Heaer, drmo
erat. fanner candidate.
Ninth ward— Olaf N. Soderquitt.
contractor, of the firm of Roieteat
£ Soderqullt.
Tenth ward—Wolf.
Elercnth ward—Peebles.
cully that Mr Kallten'a n»m<> has
not Uecn considered by !),.• union,
nor for that ni«»u>r the name of
any ranJidatet
In hi- iatcrrlrw on Friday with
Governor Mr&d. Roscnbern ■(■ply
urced action on the part of Ilia
governor a«aiti>» Flih Commissioner
Kprshaw fur aiding th« tt.ii in. n In
the violation of the 36-hour closed
MM.
"I «.t(i assured by the governor."
■aid Mr. Rosenberg, "that while no
Immediate action on th« matter
rould be taken by him. tbe fish com
mist loner being out of the state, and
th«> prmrnt term of tbe commts
kioii'v expiring In March of this
year, that whoever should be ap
pointed t.i !|ii- offirn. the fishery
laws would l»> Interpreted and *n
tortcd as enacted."
At Fort l.awtnn this morning
there wan a Dirking or the Inspec
tion l.irii'l to pan on 30 hMMI sub-
Ml it Ml by Contractor J. I). Jones.
Th« honea acrrpted Will be »«-nt
In the l'lilllpplues am! u«e4 in o>
tlllcry ...vke.

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