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EXCLUSION LEAGUE ISSUES
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS
P^ißtis Compete Exclusion of All Asiatics From
American Soil Gives (.rounds of Protest Against
Immigration.
■ W North AmcrK-aH \«4«tlc
'Srt, W»tw ft.nvrtitl.m. «>«»•
fin. Of !«• d.1.-K«l«». »23 Of
at* native boru Amrrlcan.
•ad f twit* «wni. «J»1"-<1 •
dor* '
*•"' » » Hovr ••( a law
"aU^ tb» adffllßtitf*tlv» and
.MMrtft-offlw™ of th* Tnlted
Mttrrtß* Into any #«r^
«Stk iW l*nßtl th« ru!«»r of any
Ooat »> >>' •*■
«7ta what amntwra, «hall l*av«.
tfcs taM teiru« cvantry tor |wr
«*<« e< tani!«r»tln|l Intu tb*
[altfd SUte*. «»d >our B"'w
«WMt
ttl'<>> of HifM*.
-r Dr«l»t* (bat M) iuth •«rr*m«al
vtU i I*"- «»•«•' •» iulw^rvtrnt
M ti» tr»iB(k«« «nd poiinn or
tt« I'«lw4 State* and • brtrayal
of lb« itßtU «r •■■Hill rtili*n
tkll*, tad JOOt meteorUlUta fur
•ar ■
S I«'»!f that th« Incomlnc of im
MUntt.4 IBID th» rnltwl BUtr»
|> a nittrr for douratlc l»1>la
Oob aad rrxuUtitvn and la * i <•■
roeatlT* rf coniiT«»» and of eoa
. t;m\ r ifea« Tour in«mortall*u
forts* r
PTMMt acalßM thr cmpk.jmeol
«f A»iatlfi on board UMBU Ri
let tar Amcrickß fls(. '" Ut* «•
ttwloa of Am«r(ran *«*mrn al«t>
ta ik'lath'B Of tit* Amrrtrai) l»t.
:pi jour MMaortalUU |iray fur
ipwdi ■ rMctttrtl of law which
»Ui proaiMi the waptoym««t <>(
AiUttc* ,-io all »—■')» fl«)t»a
, On act. rir»o Hac or la any branrb
ar ; 4«ii«rim»Bt of thai.-it.v«-
Hr>Vt.
Creufid» «f Prstttt.
■ Toar a»»uf'^i't»l« tsaln •in
■haUrallr prM*u »t»ir.«t the ron
" Hhun of , A.'iCc lamlxratlon,
•poa the «S»H«d nn-ond* «l Anwr
traa - vatrittlsm aa« for Ut«
■HMMM •• "r '-, i '
. Plnrt. Ckai tJ> Atfattra romtnc
- to w meet/yarn »atlr«ly iw>r
t;( *l vumeiitwi . of ntlvtty
»sd ; i«a Fto.-|-«a! ami ottrrly \wJ\i-
Wiiml tojatii. «f dUtbJtrsint
,la» ttttm «f AlMrtcw c:t!:. n
=*■ -TME GROTE-RANKIN (OMI'ANY
Complete Furmthert o! Homes. Steamboat! and Hotels
:ffiChrC\_ 11 • 1 11 f T T
#Mid-Weeks_le
i-v v"• ... _ ...._ _ __ _ _ '' ' ■ ' ' - -
I Some MidV/eek Bargains in Yard Goods
1 sitlf it!!*L!! <l ri irarf' <l '■■lr1)» K«n» <r»atlty rmw* Curtain \V# ha»- ■ f*» mil. of U*t
■*'■*. »Mm la vt.lth •nil Mm||b rnin dot or k—tiirn 4» ■—•• -*«*»• « «•«• °»
■» »>r klldta. asstry ..r talk- -l«.;«Ula«l^rin^M7r -**'"* >>"l">rn* "' '»llU> "" I
j"J* »te«to»i. jPric« •« '<>' Al MS.IWr.k 8al« prk«» a •*•! cloth aflll oa hand Tlvbim. .....I.
**WJw »He r*rt; tjwi.l. . Übt^eoyc'riasn m*V - bT'hld"^ WCMI " >*l|U'l» p*- - *5c
'2^7'"' ••• Sr ■mall no«t: x»nl. Th»- lot Include* rnnnjr »pr 7
**' ls«y»rfl; «p*ci»|. • T »rd K««ul«r 6»« yara; »imh-I«I. a jr»r«J j prpltv and dainty tmttrrns. «n.l
KtnhVileVarf* ■'^.'tii'i'"^ „'",""..'""!' •••••••• •3»<» will be on na'e tiimnrm* a( Ju»t
s^*L. ..r. :. T^.Tjßf T^.!^/.^:*^ !v*.«VJ «-«p^. lys^.y.rd. Not
'I*wUf M«y»rd; (peciaj. « yard Rp».iiar <i' yard; p(-rlal a >ard "vrr ls y»r<li l<> any opr «»•
i "'■•• ;-.-l7tf % .... 2."!* 1 jtoajwr. •
-T^j ' -_
X Special 15c I^3 J^^^!
Special 15c fea/j;; r°3
n« ilti lni Cf* l lUrk •" m*<l" of Mft: may b« had In wrHth^MKl W^\) M Jy^v A. 1 T
mr*4^ hook.. luck la MM to b« r«atrnml to *«ll «Ilh VTf-^Y I \/\/ I
Bllr^ t*°, bl? l b^lnu prn*|/sw!, on« at ca«h »nd; lh» r.-: IC_ T_\ _J»| j til- . t J
«»r price C f thli rwk I. 35c; .p^,,, prlce for tomorTO w .IDC L
—— — *-**5-:2^.=r" w V
Mii-Week Basement Specials I^^S^r
lI.M Klektl-Ptated Tea Kettle; apcclal tomor- Special $29.75
J> r"w O."»<» Muff-1 lll<iKtr,i?m] In made of
a £&£hn ti.Zi Food CTiopp«r; ap«rUl tomorrow ..S5«- quart«»r-»awrd o«k, and may
B |rto ro<Kl Cfcopl*"'; op^'al tomorrow h|.u«i ,h. ad,'" f, I*™1 *™ or *"athcr-
B i'Sifff f\ -c .i i it • ,» ■ , » . pd finish. II.tH di>i liN- to[«. 41
I 4\ W • : '•'"' T- '■'■• •"«•"•'• Inchf* ... width; .»„ .woll
Biff M&\ H ''"' Nl ' k''pla!<<l "'''"' Cottm .-■ • :i.-,r front lea drawrm, sm larit*
► fiLEji/'" ''•'■ Slckel-liatrd ('i«l'l'l«>r n;.«<-lnl tomorrow lli>-ri 4r»W*l and «l<>nlil« atOf
if nB JJ • lOr ■■'" '■<'tni"'tHrnii» wliii l<-adod
(9WVp •'•"' family <:i<:iv«-f, iporlal Inniorrow .{.,,• (r!a«.<> ilnnm Mirror Ik a
S) £■ Ific Acnw Hour Blftirr; «i">ini tomnrroti |Or Krenrh Jw^r-lpd platp. Rtrii
"^' I*^ I'm ■[-»■. 1'.1.h1" Mlm-IDK Knlf-. »p.-<liil tomor- lar prtea HS.f.O; COQ 7C
r»w 7^ ip«!Clal tornnrrow ..<s£. Uif J
***^~ --. - '
L i ~
~ ' ~ 1. . . i _*'' ™r t-PFniT _—__—_
1403 TO Y^ii- WANT M»M Order.
aii .^mrrTZ&&&*-<^*.
o*!>ver,«, SECOND 1 i^T^#K^>jjy3P^n?Vß Carefully
avenue ImZ^z£So*\* \iJ**>*l£~
•üburU.i ' \J^SS^^^SuBSS^ StCONDAVCJ Promptly
s~iS^^2g|rjjß>2S!s^'^ AND
p 9|r"«. BUY NOW UNION ST riUed.
~ . pay LATgW ' ■* _________
B«Htmd, the liili.mliulloii or thti
Irnimsruoua and iiuua*»li
••1.-ni» nt into ttur national ||fi< will
liM'Tltahtt Impair ami dmradn If
not rffiHtlvely dratwy our chrrlsh
««d Institutions of nil i ititn llfp.
Third, MM* Adriatic* are alien
lit our ItWa «f |ta(rtnttsm. moml
ll)f and high i-..iii-« pi|..i. nf I'brla
tlan rlvlUiatlutt.
rVmrth, thrlr iirrNi'ui,. !,, i,, | H
• rit'cradlnjt ami ninianilnattnK In
fluftir* to th« iM-t iitiatca of
American Me,
Abominablt Conception.
Fifth, Vttfc ih.-ir low standard
of llvln*. mitiaual Burn>uittlln«a
•ud ch»aj» labor, ih. cooiiltult.
ja forniMabl* ana florco cuiutMtl
tloa H»lMI mil A tiif>t I- ■ n ijitttm
ih«< |>iiU«> and nlory of our clvlll
».iil..ii, and unlru prohibited by
, rffveUve IciUUtlon Wt|| rvmtilt In
itr»p»ral.| r 4»fii u.ratlnn of AJMT
ican tabor.
Slitb, the >i"« in inir mldat
"f • '«'■:• body of Aataflr. ih.
--rxuit-r number of »h«mi «iv
artnrd, lojral to thrlr owu covrrn
iiuiik. fnirrialnlnE '•-• liiiga of djla.
tniit If not of bottllliy to our |-..
|j!«\ without aoy allcKlanrv to our
Kin.-rimunt or tnatltiitUinf. not
•ustalalng Amcrlrßn llf.. in 'Inir.
of tw*c» aa«] «<v«>r r^adr «o re
• ix>i>.t to tba cause of tljrtr own
nattona In time* Itll UMk« tb.»,.
A«latlc« an appalling n,,.,,.,, la
tfc«. Amnricsa rv|iubllc. thw «H<n
did «r(i!t.».!uriii wrmuchl by tb»
•trons arna and 1...., hc-arta of
thu i"am-a»»l..n tiillrrs. i»1,1«.U.
and brrtam tn »n-i> »<tlk i>( life,
FAST TRAIN GOES
INTO THE DITCH
8, United Priti)
BAN Hi.HS UIIHNO, C«L. F«b 6.
j— -To* *««itt»>iin.| !4»» .\n X .(.-« ||n».
Itwt on ftse San i*<ndro. \a<* .\»«fi. *
ft Halt l<ak« railroad »*• rnxkni
*»t Blfht at IVII.-y *UtlOß. uti ft
mllra from Mu.i TW engine
•truck « vajtlMd^B)! portion Df the
track and ihr entire train of ». t. n
r«r» left thr track and ««-nt Into
ttM ditch, whrre It llt-i. at »-i tnilo
of i% .|r«r«-.ii ll l» ultl thar ail
of the {utMeitiirni mttn> mtrmruly
«hawpu in., but thai nr> oo« waa
Kt'.:.-ii or MTtounljr Injarcd.
*mba»«*dor Reealltd.
BT, PhTKnsmrßO. F»b. ».—Tl»#
rrrnrfc tahitwl." M llotntMrd.
whom th« Krmrh K>i*rrniiwnt baa
Itall, Irfl hurri^Ur for I»aila.
ll» »l!i -.iirn only to ir«rii( til.
Irtifra of recall, vklch rtrtnalty
•<■!<• •l>->nainl»«J l>y liumli.
• OAKI APPOINTED •
* PRIVY COUNSCLLOfi. *
• (Bj Lln.lrj )>..« |
• roKio K«b. 6—Tim offl- •
• rial iiiitiiiiiiiri'iui'iit Ul 111. *
■ u|i|>niiiiiii<iiit ,>t Aokl as privy *
* iMiinih.■ii,it will i..' mudu to- •
• morrow, *
• Aokl wa* rwrntly ifrnllrd *
* to hq Mil from WitKhlngton, •
• •'»'>■ I" waa Btatt«tii«l as th« •
• Uilkado's uuil.ai. . *
POLICE TO GUARD
CHURCH STEPS
Continued n>«iliiam of boys,
»hi<-ii i... <m om< or two nmwinM
ooailjr r*ault*> b**n
«aih«-'Hia- Sunday nvenlnKs at tbo
|door of tin- rhurch at r'ortt<?th aud
I Whitman ars., Krvmuat, and durlnK
| the hour of m r»lt in •■nsacliiic In
liii.l talk ami ■rufntOß. dt-spltn tbe
I mli'«iii of ihf it!.-nilifi»
A policrman will N> lent to th»
MM* Hunday alsbt
ASK FREE
RIDES
A lart» tlrlffc'ation nf Klrkland
if«lili>ot* a|i|N-M brfoin tli«- coun
ty t'liniiitiMiitut r» tbla aftrrßQua to
•irirn tb« !>(>• imlim of a fr<-«- ferry
"f> l<ak« a«hHi«;i mnnvctitiK
Hnalll- *nh Klrktand and tb» nor<h
county illnttit't* Wbile no defin
ll« arilao tuid !»■• ii t»hf«i by Ui«
r»immi»»lotn*r» ut> i<> a 111-- hour.
II l» r»««r*«# a* tl.iln lh«( ilu
<<i!iimU*i<tu«-r» will u<>l grant «v..
fr»* ferry.
TW <-.imi!il»«i.>uiT» ur«« that tl»
--boat Hi. I can dv alll 1- to hare
th« f.rry op«rtil««t t«>
Hit)*.' |mh>i>l« «h«> aro t«'|utr<Ml to
mall lli«-miwlt.-» <•( lh« ferry serv
\m at the lowrst |«»«l|.|.- fisui*-.
Om rr»ult i>r the agitation, h<>»
#r«r, will probably be (bo opera-
Uua of the ferry bj tb« county
ln»ii-a.| of awarding Ihr fraachl**
for IU ir-,-<i»!iim to tiri»alr parlle*,
aa at tint imi'inl.-il
Cip««>tion BUI Rtporttd
WAHHIMJTO.V. Frb. s—Th*.
I'iili.im 1)11! a|>i>r«| tlatinc IJlo.ow
li>r th# Vetted Hi«i.-»' partltipatlna
In Ibr Tokio rxi«.»iiit.n. waa t»
porlni ra<rnrabl» today b> Ihe
, "-n«t» CMMMItUW <Hi fotvlga i<-la
Mom
Hlh SI,A II I I '. IAK - Wl.Drj/^KAY, I-'EB V 1901
•TUDBNT KILLED FOR
■ UNOLAR.
(By UnlUil Pi... I
HAN JOSIC, Cul. Krb. 6.—Wil
liam ("<M>l<iy. a Htnnfnrd attidont
rii.ti. lutliMpi-11. M.nil wiih allot and
lilili'il early thla imiiiilng nl Palo
Ml., will!" I'liii-iltiK (hi- home uf
Wiiliii rblinuii by tnUlukn. I'hl
man, tiilnklnc Cwilcy n tmrKlar,
riii'il. ■MMlllllll ill" bulltit llllnilKll
CiHilcy'a head.
CLANCY GETS
MONEY BACK
111. I. whs ' . iliH intirnlnK
whin John Clancy rullcd at i"iii> «•
iii'uiii|it!ttii<ri« and n. < ivi-ii 1150
I«UI mi !■><■> whll h In' |IU( hi Mon
day fur m K. Murphy. C, A. Mai
■hail ami li. 0. I'ait". Jiiilk«<« In th«
Fourth j.i ■ i In. i .1 Iht' Klrat ward.
I li> ' lihlU'x wurn mi i.Kitil M.it.
day Mini liimilvi-iI at ikilli •• lii-nil<]Hui -
lnr« i>n M I'lmiKc of violating it..
--• i.-rtiim law*, Mi Clancy »«vi
l.hii for them in ill. mint'of !■"■»
i'ui h and they «-rro ■a<ilt, (lib
••quontl) rutnpMlnK ili«'li work aa
Jiid i;<-».
John IVirv. <ti ■ i >lllv iiiiinlv «!tnr
!><•>. *h«. llinlltnli'il Ik* |.r,K*«d
linen, .11.1 not fullow n| 1,1. rtcilon
by mi« n ootnplaint, '<>"l aftrr
ih«« ititt-Ktu no iion «w takt-u
toward i>n>>hiiiK Ui»- rmmmm.
THltr SHOT AND KILLED.
B, Un.Uil Pr.iO
STOCKTON, lal, K.b. B—Fred
Kill*, all r\ •-.iiivii i. who lias don«
ilnu- at Ban Qio-tillii and Kolsotn.
was ah..i In tbn Kllle saliMin hrre
ihl» morntnK after b<> bad blown
the »nf< and was In ihr act i.f
making i«i) with a thotißanil dol
lain K.I Larla tbn proprietor of
tba Rlltr shut KIIIK .i- thr lall.i
waa In tbe act uf removing thf aark
of money.
CHAMBERLAIN
FOR SENATE
(By Um<«4 P,... )
rOIITt.AN!>. Or», P»b., i.—
Q«or«< H. Chamberlain, l^ni.H-tatlr
governor of ' MJN will l>.< a ian
•li.Ui.' fur tb« uffira of t'olted
Klaifs senator. Mi ha« i.<-. n twtcv
nl«>ritij governor of tba »l« ■■ as
th<- candidate, of that party. 0r«
--gon gat* Tbeodortt Hoosevelt 30.000
plurality at tb* last pn-«ld*-ntlal
<•!< iflon. and >.i on« MM lalar r*
•■!n'twl Of>t. ■ iiiilx-rlaln by ama 4
)orlty of 3,4»< over JanHM WIH.v
combe, tb> nomine•- of ta« repub
llcann
HENEY MAKING
LAST PLEA
i By United rv.,, )
r<iitn.\M> Or*; Feb. 6.—Hit;
lerty .'..rlim John 11. Hall as a
l.uhlli- officer who betrayed hla
tru*( and aa*Utr<| land ihl«. In
|il>in.|rrlnic the ptmaM Ol Its
, dominion, Franrla J. I !•■»••» oprne4
the eiita-rntiK-ni « final arrurarnt la
I ihn Hall I mi.! fraud rajw til* morn
jtnj(, H. will speak for tbe greater
! part of Hi.- day. Tbe drft-ns« will
have lv Inalnx* tomorrow.
PORTLAND BANKS
IN MERGER
(■> Un.t»d Pr... ,
rOIUI.VMi Orr^ Feb. 6—The
proponed niHr«>r lx-twe<-n <h" dr..
funrt OifKon Trust anil Havlnan
bank and thr U<rnian Aim-rlran
bank «■■ fnrmally completed this
morning. The OermanAtnerican
la to pay thr creditors of the
Oregon Tr.i«t In full wltMn iti><
nrit two inn without Iniert-at.
H'-n I>«t Ih.viiti will hold th* M
m-tM of th« Oregon Tnml until all
th« llabllltlea* of Urn Oregon Trust
and Savtnga ar<' adjusted.
ALASKA MINE CASE.
(«y Un.Ud ■rmi
SAN ITIANCISCO. Keb. 6.—The
rnliril State* circuit court of'ap
(mmili today bjatl'l.il <l<i«n a <l<'ialnn
affirming lh»> tliclnlnn of lh<- !.■». r
cnart in ih»- cas« of ('. H OrlKga,
wbo wa« <har«fil »lth obtaining
n.■.ii. v nti'lt>r falw pretense* by
fraueliil.'Dth r>'|i .wntinK tli<- rahM
of a placer mlo# near Juneau,
Alaika. Orlicsi was tried In Alan
ka U«i yrar and convicted.
• *
i A Wise :
* Man I* h» w\ kn*«w« *h«*n *n4 *
• vhPrc to i<ittaH !>• »i-*M'!!n« #
Think! W »'"i 'I" lv.l nil ■ i»«rt
* *■( y-,t mttplto* frnm >^k to *
~ *##«, hnw 1»|tl * '■. Mi"! •!. »- fc
n-»« «n-l ttimfw-tal Irmjfel* If lh-»
* thallM -or-,.- M«ll>r* »" «f» •
*X.l HfA 4 ff r«nl r«mi»oun«t In- .
" i If .!'»■ ■•!(>.I alih i!ii« bank. *
* Capital fully paid. 100 000.00. *
* 4lh and Pike St. *
* «
****************
iiii RAVKft nil II I•>
■•►II- IOH I I -•«
" int i« < <»M> \\r.. '
FEDERAL TROOPS
MAY BE CALLED
OUT IN ALASKA
(By United Prr«. i
I'AIUIIANK", Alavka, i.i. B.—
t'miiii Hi a I i-M troop* from Fort
OfbiHin limy br . .ill. 'I hem 11l |.M
Vi-m inimr iliimiii!i-i.i 'i in- ralnera'
atrik* bM faii<.i but tlirii' It a
rrji li •• liiiir-ti tvs till Ii iliii'.ii.'i.ii In
terrarUt) lh« dlHtrlrt by lutluildat-
I Inn itun iiniiiti iih'ii.
Tim 1,111. of ICithiT rrcr-k, BOO<
iMtlllllK hrvi'iiil limi mil.mi null WaH
In-11l tip iii.il tin' ilnr, li'.-i.|i'ih nf
ii . iniili tmiiit tin* in .ii iiiiliiiil'it-i
to ii-ii.ii n to town mill, i Hi.
V. 8. Mhi.-.!i.i11 IVrry Imnn illiili-M
BETS $10,000 THAT
ROOSEVELT WILL
BE PRESIDENT
B» Umt.d Prot.)
NH%V YOUK. rWb. s.—Much dl»
--cusslun, pro and con, ... tho curb
ami nn the fl<xn of ih. hi... h cx
•■bu(•>:»■ him bfit>n cau««*d by Tom
ijtnomi'H tir.'ni prediction that
froild^nt II" imhi || » • <-»lnil
would I"- ItiHiarvrlt llllllK. II Tbeae;
POLICE ARE PUZZLED
OVER NELL PICKERELL
Nell Plckerell. allaa Harry Uv-
InKM.m, picked ll|. laal nlgbt by
Pairolman KU-inlntl was walki*<]
la,tt>,headquarters clad In her com
|.!■•(.. outfit of men's clothing.
8h« Is (will without charge for
Investigation, and the |io|lrti are
at a IfMa In know what to do with
ber.
l.am nltht after her arrest her'
iiHtthi -t i-iiH.-ii up headquarter* i.\ j
t»-Vi.lm».« and wani.il to know If
• In* could ■••r "Harry," using Itir
xlrl'a assumed name.
WHISKY LEADS
\ TO THE ASYLUM
»^(*p»«l««llv and nn-niall) wr<«<-k«-d.
wt-* only tb« RH-nxiry of a past
t/.*f* was I.Uk!ili"l at ili< ret?
*^»rt?i of »iiiwhi, H.< v \V. 3.
'lijtlnil't.-'u. at onr llmr t« -t.«i.t«-«l as
thi' rmttt r).»|iM-nl and !• .urn and mil'-ml romtnlt
t*J t" tb» asylum at Ktrllaroom
Tftf man was •tamllMxl l.> a >N«rd
of'Vanliar) rirwrts In thi> superior
court, who iioWWH him mrntal
i i> nsbaianced.
Thin Is tbe rndlnx rha|>tfr In
lh« llfr of on* who f<-|l fri.ni his
blgh < •i.iir throush drink; a man
of superior attalnmrnts, moral and
tntiliwtu. who forsook bis pulpit
and a >•■■ "ill «< mini to MB* In his
Illlir land, f>nl> to stutablo Into
ihf Idwi^i IrrrU ifach^d h» ih.-
Inii-mi-'Tntf
Tbcrw U f>»rry evidence that he
| mad*- a eallanl Debt aiialn«t tka
Inevitable > ltd that spfllm] ruin,
but h" larlii <l tbo »lr.r.i;(li t<> *u<
n»i.fiillv »iand Ihf a|>|xul of
Uii- barroom.
How ln« r:im« to Hralll. no nni
kf«< v. >. iin,. day recently h« was
takrn an a patient to Hi-- iv»Hr
I KlHiTrr -■ -• liospltal and an cxiun-
Inall'Mi «1«»• ..I--.I the fact thst hr
ALLEGED MURDERER
MA V GO FREE
Joseph Uilllaniß. a uni. who
ba* i."ii i.i«iiiifl«-.l by '!>• Omaha
auihuriiit■« a* a man wam«-<l IM
iimi'l'-r In that city, will bl !»••
l*>a*«»d from thn cotinlv Jail lomnr
r<>» mornlnit. Wllllatn* wan wn
1 ni-rri M Aumml <• laat to acrrt!
als iii«inttin In Hi" county Jail hem
on a HMrW of threatening to kill
bit wife and mothor-ln law, wh"
11 Vf In O>or|tctown.
The mini preiwnt wlf. c.i\>- jli<
police thn tip that I to thn local
antborltlM communlcntlnic with the
Omaha department, lly mean* of a
BOOZE MACHINE
IS VERY DIZZY
*A well.oricanljcd and well rroni
«il IU«tl machlnn hullt up for the
pitM. etlnn of boozft Inti-r.nln in
Wt-iii • Mill, was sadly deniorall«>d
|BBt MondAJ when M.iv Wurdall
llr'i-iiti-il r M. llnwe for thfl Hi'pnli
li«'mii i mini Iliiiiinlr nomination from
tbi^Fourteenth ward.
Thl* inK.uilriiM.iii was first cie
aicd to 'iiii't the emerKency i • t•
t.-nt'-il to the h.iluoii and br«wlni
IntnrrstH several months iv:<> b) th>'
ahtl booze riiiupalun In I|M Ml
ward, and Its first oampaiga that
fur iin- nomination ol Councilman
Behtnlti, »hh mmmM laricely o>
account (if III!' .lllfl.ll'tll Inspired
by Urn character of the .iinllil.Hi
•elected.
lint Councilman S.hinlt.- .li.l not
prove to lie as useful ||| 111. council
as they had expected him to be,
and ih»\ did not cncouraßn him to
enter tin- i.i. >■ for ro-elertlon, put
llMK up I' M. HoW( Instend.
Thct Went iitlt booro machine.
Is iii|:iiul/< il and works under thn
direction of Frank I'hul, with I.v
i ii'ii Maßulrc, Arthur Itnymond and
other ward hj— lnn as lieutenants
and tbfi, liquor men of th<- ward
hi lt'< tttnM uctlvo supporters.
('.mfiili'tii of It* abint) to doml l
Httiuti in cjtiii clcyailii and I' ►'!■■■'
mill 1., to I• i in*.- In iii iy in' int.i i
.if tin rouiitiir flernt-nt In rttnip
■ »•-!• i will in- prrnLTVi'd, and todoy
M.n !i,il I'i-rry annoiim't-d that h<
would i. i|n. • i thn |in • i ii' •• of thn
nolitl. ln-ni It disturbance!
..■ cm
Kwiv pi.iiii (in tin- rri>i-kn Ih
llll» working full tlllH with 111.11
union illllll'Kl 'llH' 11111 l I 111 I b<lng
paid (5 a day with board and lodg
luit Thn mini' owner* have m-lml
fin proli ■■Hun mid Hilm will in
civi'ii tr Hi., hi.i.iii m nui'-i come
v, afford ii
itlHtUf.iiliiiif hH. ■ finally l<-d to a
*»«♦■!■. ili>- ttinoiint of which I* ncii
msdo public, but Ih itupposed to
in' about ti'i.'nm, at even nmin-j
that 'l li«-<.■!'.i• HcKiai>vi>U would In'
tb* Mil |>ti «iiii i.r tho drilled
Hmii« Ii Ih aold that thn brokers
liiaklflK Illln Ixt if|ir<Mlll |Millll
liium of national lutp»itnnc<*.
Rhn visited headquarters this
morning and promised that If Nell
were given her liberty she would
see that the girl l«>ft llw city |m-i
manently.
IVi-iniM-iim for this was refused.
Tbe rttl h»H tiecn arrt>al<-d so
often that her face Is familiar to
all Ihr poltea but she has never
l«*n nun m i.'l of a crime. Offer-
Ing imi explanation, fni tb<* girl's
ptranitr lichavloi In masquerading
In mail* apparel, her friends appear
to accept il.«- fad without protest.
was ta the last 'Hi-.n of lh«- wtiUkv
not. l^tn-iH unit |>a|H'r* In tIM
iuan> clothing told tin. »iury of
tita fall In iii« delirium h- raved'
of wrnm anil Incident! v,hif lit* glory.
Inquiry elicited fuiili.-r '■■ta!l»
of t)»- itory. At v last rwniir» II
wan .|. i i.t.-.l In hsve Hi.' man tak«-n
tO Sl< llac.pHll. «l|fM' bet Would tlilVa
muff liberty, tleoovery Ur> ,:.inl< >l
a» Otll of ' In- question.
Her. W J Thompson, D. D,
I,!,- D,, was mmml.-.| in Ui day a*
IB* most Kiii'il illtim In (be en
tln» fi'-ctiM.rv of Scotland. 11.
--lalrr ••ui.t. «t the Church of Erie;
land and afterward* came, to the
I"n!t<-<1 Slates, embracing the K;>u
cwpal ministry. Kor lh« i.ast l.'i
M<«r» bis lift* h«K txw>n a rrcltal
of a itrMag man's l.mv.- but In
eff<«ctual fUht against the titel
hal.li. ll«' «-v<!i iiiimi.-th.ml blmiH>lf
In the »i!il- of llrlifnh < i.liiinlila In
order In iwi away from il>< curiwd
Ihpifir. but ill. mao'i physical ami
int>nial «lHl!tl|l was M4|i|.'i| l.i Hi<
point wlirrt' !;•■ could not withstand
tin- ti ini'tMtltin. and bn tmw MMH
oulv to wait ||M final rail wblcb
will etoa* the sad raeora of an
olbor nf lift" drrfllrtß.
t>botnicTaph wiiiihiiih wai i-'t-iiiv.
--\y itli-iitifU'tl In Omaha m tin- man
wbo tcvoral \i-.ir« axo trl<ul to
i-ilwm an I'tiilii' family, on of his
\lrilnn dylrm t'UWt lK>nabu«, of
Omaha, wlr.il th«t loeaj police that
uffi.-r* would In wnl afl<T lh«
mitn Imracdlatrljr but up to the
pntMiit do further word ha |.«-.ti
r«cel*««d, and Bhcrlff Sinllh will
allow lh<- .ill- k< itnuili r bia
(dtiliuii at h o'rlork tomorrow
iiimtilMK unions additional iu«trnc
tlnns are received Ikiiii 111. Omaha
|K)llC<!.
n«»«" lh<- ward again In a primary
election, this organisation selected
as iiH candidate C M ll.imi- who
wait lixil.i'ii upon at a limn who
nuuiii "follow program" murh rnor*
f.iilhfpiilv than Councilman Bchmltz
Mr. Mnwii had beta v member of
ih<- Went Siiiulf couiiril and had a
iß>nn>v t'lilm li'i-K HTunl on the
bonze and franchise questions.
Hut In Monday's primary 11. etlon
the Paul orKanltatioD pnroum
tka iial thing In p.iliil<:il i >j>|-< isi
tlon In ili.- candidacy of Max Ward
all. Wardl U emphatically nntl
Jimi/.i- and appealed lo tho rl< rtm.s
on that prunrum, offering h Hiii.-
Him nf other progressive tmrf clpiil
polli-Irs. iii- rit 111 paln »■»« an ag-
Krt'Bßlvely .i.-ii olio, and wln>n 'hi
votes were countod Monday nl^ht
his iippiiiicnis found thcmsvlvca
siiiiwi-ii mill, i hy ,i vote of 318 to
407.
Tho iiH-iiil'i i • of Mr. Paul's or
ganization mi', ns h ■'.>iiM'>|ii<>nc«,
I'lmsiiiK iln iiiHi'hrs Mill! 1111 l .11
other mini.l and i i.iiii.l In a circle,
asking ono another how In thr
world It could liave ii.iii" in .1 Like
Homo other Interentu which atlampl
I'll to IlicillK. «111 l til.' new primary
law, they have received a m.'MHanl'
from 111. people.
CHARGED WITH BREAKING LIQUOR LAW
.".mi v.'.iH-.ii.n. a wnil«-i In tha
Ami-rlcnii raff 1, at Fourth ay. and
I'll..- at., will bo tried In police
court I ililnv on a rharKo of i • Hint
liquor on Huiutny. Th" Jury wan
drawn today uu follow*; 010 ll.m
•on, M. McTt-lKh John rutrjain,
Wlllli ii,. ih i;i..ij-i- Di i. ti and
J, T. r,i,i lit W,iil-lii' drew nv4
of Hi'- •ffortl of ili.-,|.i,!ln- i*pMC>
merit to ftiturcK tin law i»H«hiK( '<
SEARCH FOR BODY OF HARRY HUGHES
Seven men worked In a drench- i iiitn-1 w;mli thin morning, tut
lflj{ rnlu on 1..-<l»• - Watthlnt'.t"" n<;<i the qucat »v» r«'i»um«;d ibla afi< r
\li-im r Ulund lan! night (o !• i (H'-r noon.
it,- body of llnrry liuj-ln «, i<him . i'.i|,l;ilii Aiidcroon, of tba Ander
of th« f.ii-iinii.i.;it frorothy, who fell »on Hteumbout company, who has
overboard and wax drowned Mon- directed tin- k<sii«-li. will keep «
day i.Hi iiii.ni.. but without result, crew x<-an t.lui: fur tb« t«>dy until
The ri.i;,|.iini' hook* at OIK tlma It i« ri"»fM'l "i all lui|M! I*
rauxht what I* Ix-lU'Vfd tn have . ,'l'll.'-'!
l««n thf lj<«ly, hut It 'ii|,|".| away I lliiKh** w»h nrnrrled thrc«
heforo It could b« hanl«d to the «tbi bko to Mlhx Minnie Wilk«,
■urfacp. The h<avy rain preveut«d « Itallard criK-il rlrl.
TACOMA CONTRACTOR GETS
$180,000 JUDGMENT
(By United Pr«.».)
TACOMA, Kib. 6.—Nelson IVen
nell, the well known contractor left
last nlKht for Holm-. Idaho, to col
lect a Judgment of H&O.OOO which
has Jiut Ih-« ii granted him by thn
state, supremo court In a suit
against tin Twin Kails company.
Thn suit grew out of lh« deal
ings Mr li.-iii,' ■ had with the
Idaho eorporatlos mm years *?,"
In 1904 In- look from the company
,i contract to dig the first. 'i'< miles
of an Irrlcratlon ditch which Is
one of the largest, if not Hi.- very
STORM IS
COMING
Local shipping wan warned totUT
i > the U, 8. weather bureau that
a ■tortn at cuu»ldcrable- intensity
iiilirli' In- «»|.< (t. .1 during (tie aft
ernoon itr..| lonll
Tbe Morm Is approaching from
ii«- iimwil direction and ia • ntral .
over HiiiUh Culumbla, moving
•lowly towards the eaat IliKb
southwesterly wlndn with rain ml
•■M-<•!.•<! to make up the fury al
tin- gait*.
At Tatoosh at ii M today th«
oiihl ni blowing M mil. k an hour,
at'ctuii;-«iii« 'I by an taiterly rain.
PARK BOARD PAYS.
The park board, through the
Charity Organization Borlet) paid
off tin- unemployed doing tempo-1
mry labor In tlw public parks. Tbej
: «rmg«« i-itiit out today im for '•"■
M>coii' wiH>k, and Htn«'iiiit> <1 to
t1.002.Cl One hundred and thirteen
linn sbarrd tae money. Last week
113 men were given work and
! f 4G0.3S waa expended.
UNKNOWN OFFERS
LIBRARY SITE
Or;i< offer of a site for BM "f the
branch Carnegie uri<*ti was made
today to Judge G. A. O. Itochester
at his office In the Baile) building.
Tho off.-: was made? by a resi
dent of West Seattle and will be
made In writing and directed: to
tin- library board In a I< * ila>»
The name of the donor will not be
known | ill.ill l\ until thr offer
cornea to ih«- board In a formal
manner.
FUGITIVE IS CAUGHT.
(By Un.ttd Pr....>
CHICAGO. Feb. 6— I'.i.t Callan
der. the .liiffntr who Qporatl tho
Hi|'o!)idli!!<' In whi<h I'KMiont Older,
managing editor of tho San Fran
cisco RulMlß, was kidnaped sev
•ml roontha ago and tnkpn from
S*n Francisco to Santa Harhara.
was MTWtI here on a fugitive
warrant. Callander expressed a
willingness to go bark to San Fran
cisco without extradition.
SOCIETY MAN JILTS A
SERVANT GIRL .
B» United Pr «■»«.)
BELUNOHAM nb 6—The
first breach of promise suit filed
In Whatrotn county In ><-:tr* was
placed on record when Mary l'ear
son, a servant phi. started action
to recover $5,000 damages from
Olaf Sanlbom. n well-known society
yinini! man of thll town, »hiw
father Ik iiromlnent In business
circles. The »imian alleges that on
December 24, 1906, ihii»liiii« eve,
Olaf iii.iniM.l to marry her, but
that he proTi 'I fickle .mil never
carried out his I'.ut of the con
tract.
COWEN STRIKES MAN
AND PAYS HIS FINE
A l> OOW4 li . WhO, nut Inn
•)m- i Itj ol Sf.itii. ■ raluabla
park in 11 »• - DOrth <ml oi lh(
paid a Rm "■ |
In Ji ■ in on a
. of aaaanll iimi bM ■■
In n land luiilf Cowen accused
a man iiiimiMl livers if 'iriilm over
nome niortj;npvd ju i ■-< ii.i 1 property,
which whs mi|i|him'i| to have been
ii.. li,. iii. called Cowen h liar
Rtni the lint, i struck tka man in
Uh' facp, Cowan did not permit the
case to >-'ii to trial.
______________
.iiiiM Kahlow, of 004 Twenty
•■iKiiih ar. s. ran away from boma
yesterday and his mother hai asked
the pollot tn pl( i. him up. Ma li
tl medium ba4ghl for his ace, and
wore a striped rail and iofl linr»
hat. Mi: Kahlow thinks the. IK>*
is rooming with newsboys.
CSfol which M •iiKpfftH of ««Il-
I»K liquor on Riin<tov Inforn
leading t., the »rfi of the »'>'
in •■i» w«H hard If i obtain, and in,
offlcsr w»« dotallad to K»* H In
i (:••■•( • I'i'lilnlf
The Uquor, 1' Ik charged, waa
hiiv.il by tic- walt<-r» In teacup*
wlmmi th« mufiimiT, with a wink of
tkn I"/' »?)''. iii*"« "cold tea.** A
Tha w<»h<.(m my mi- cuwtoinera
krni«?*«i tka ii^" In and <i«r«d
It out of a bottl* tIH-iiiwlve*,
flargeit, la the country. It waa a
heavy ploce of work, ranch rock
excavation Im-Idk encountered.
When It came, to a settlement Mr.
('.iiinitt thought he was being rob
[bsd by a fraudulent rlagilficatlon,
i and. ii|»iti being i< fim. <1 bis money,
fil«-d a lien on ili. ditch and the
company's land, about 270,000 acr«a
In extent.
A little more than a month ac>
an opinion waa banded down af
firming a judgment In favor of Mr.
Dennett In the sum or tU0.060, and
allowlai the plalntlf attorney fees
In tbe Miiiu of 110,000.
************ w ■*>
* WORK FOR 400 MEN. *
* *
* (By United Pre»».) *
* POIITLAND, Ore.. Keb. B.— w
* Work ha* been ordered re- *
* sumed on ih<- Oregon. Waab- w
* ington ti Idaho railroad by Har> *
* tlmaii, and over IM M will *
» he put at work at once to com- *
* platl the road, which Ii to be *
* opened for traffic within »0 *
* days. Thn road Is to operate 1 *
* liilwwd Raparia, Waxh, and *
* wlnton, Idaho. *
***************
TO DISCUSS
EXCLUSION
After a tbort business MMion to
nielit o( the CfiiliHl l.alnir Council
at I^abor Temple, there will b* an
open mwilni! for the public in h*ar
tin- exclusion »jn< otinii discussed by
■!. .-»a'> - to OM convention UiK
bctd in IMa <•!(>•.
Andrew Kuriix<-th. r< j rcn-ntlnt;
Count Seamen » union. who will go
I to l>>n<lnn thin year an the delegate
of the American Federation of l^a
bor to attend ch<- Britiak Trades
Labor congress, will R|><-ak tonight
if be arrivrg In the city Id time.
WOMAN DIVORCED
BY RABBI
8. Marko and Mary Kanarls, ar
r—tod by Detectives Peterson and
McClurg on a warrant sworn oat
li\ the woman's husband, wore dis
charged by Jud»:>- Gordon this aft
ernoon for lack .'f evidence.
On the stand, Mary Kanari* testi
fied that she if no lonsvr wife
of thti roniiilainlnK witness, <vlttg
been (ranted i divorce by Kabbt
Oanx, of the Orthodox Jewish
church.
SOLDIER PUNISHED.
For refusing to undergo a ourKl
cal operation otii.n-l by the post
surgeon. Carl 11. Morton of Com
pany 11, Third regiment, at Fort
l.awion, was courtmnrtiak>d and
■MOMMO4 to six awinlln at the
guard hoUM*. Ho will also forfeit
110 pa> each month during his con
finement
RETURNS TO SEATTLE.
rVrlarlnK that S. ■• ■!.• la Rood
enoiixh for him. Charles D. Hay
mer proprietor of Kaymer's Old
Ttook stor*. has returned ■ from a
month's absence Id S|K<kanp. where
he Is interested In another book
store. Mr. Ray mer came, to Seattle
from Minneapolis.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—Sena
tor HfvcrUlKf". of Indiana, today
addressed tho senate on the sub
ject vf tariff, advocatlnß the »p
--pointment of a commission com
posed of exiMTis whoso duty It will
be to get the fuels relating to the
tariff problt'iu.
BIRTH RECORD.
nirths were registered today as
follows:
Clarlo—To wife of Q. Clarlo, 2415
Day, January 31. a daughter.
Crnnur- wife of C \V. Cra
mer, Haluler Bench, • I'iuary 3, a
-Ol!
Graude—To wife of t_ nrniidr.
Brlßhtou Beach, February 3, a
j daughter.
DEATH RECORD.
Deaths wore registered today v
follows:
Kinklo K. Fluklo. 54, January
31, Providencw hospital.
Ilrown—C llrown, DO, January 28,
i'i\ivicii'iiii hospital.
Ili'i;k» —A. K. lIeRKR, 03, niaiy
3, .10 Kast Columbia it
Conway—Capt. K. C. Couway, 76,
K.l.niary 3, 349 Eighteenth ay.
north.
\\ < -IM'.l' M Wegee, 2, February
I, 604 Tenth ay.
Wolf—lnfant, FcDruary 2, 3049
Forty-sixth ay. sniiilni.
Smith —M. Smith, 28, February
3, Minor hospital.
John— X John, H, .luimary 30.
Providence hospital.
Cramer—W. II Cramer, 42. Feb
ruary 3, 1940 Foutth ay. north.
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