The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
FAIRBANKS
IN TOWN
Senator and Party
See Sights.
RECEPTION ~ Mrs. TRlaBlE
Program OF rossts Tor the Banquet
on Tuesday Evening
Alaska Plans.

Senator Fairbanks and party ar
rived in Seattle yesterday afternoon
from Tacoma. President r q.
Graves, % the chaf1i..-- Il ct..1.-.asgs.s#
anu Gr. NeaEie. u Inc Alaska Geo
graphical society. and members Of
the city council and chamber Of
commerce met the party ~ the train
and escorted them Go the Rainier
Grand hotel where they viii make
tkrlr headquarters while In The CITY.
senator Fairbanks ard his party
wcrc the guests u the city council
Tor cruise around Eihotl bay this
morning TIE party left On the IRE
hast Snoausimir. At tesso o'clock.
The Great Northern terminal works
at smith'e Cove Wrre FIRST visited.
and then the boat steamed out in
the hay. where an exhibition Of hi<h
water throwing WAS given by the
crew. The boat eiFcied around the
revenue cutter McCuiloeh. which i
70 take the senator's uarty north.
and then steamed back 70 the dock.
Senator Fairbanks IL highly pleas
ed with Seattle. On arriving at the
wharf the senator spent several min
utes watching eoasloat % Indians.
and he showed great interest Ia their
peculiar movements.
The following were In the party
Senator Fairbanks. Robert q. Evans.
c. q. Dawes. Mayor Hume@. =. n.
fAttie. H. - Jackson. counciluen
James, Naviu. Crawford. Taylor. CITY
Engineer Thampsan. C1fy Treasurer
reote. President Rinehari II the
council. r. & Willard. superintendent
OF the Sunset Telephone company.
Or. Adfean Manoi and Charles An
dress. attorney and liccnaee for Ring
ling Brcs.' circus.
The party had luncheon at the
rainl-r-Grand.
Senator Fairbanks was shown the
charges made against Rev. sheldon
Jackson. and he said. II am greatly
surprised at any such action sup
posed that the introduction Of rvin-
deer in Alaska was very successful.
1 intend 90 become thoroughly in
formed on ali questions regarding Al
aska on this trip. and as | have
stated several times before. aa here
20 xeuusre a knoWlestge of Alaska.
When I return from the north l VIII
Be able % give you more infoTma-
ton.
This Afternoon a trip was taken
over The Seattle a International 70
Union bay. where they bearded the
steamer A. T. Hass and wrnt for a
spin around Lake Washington. re-
turning to the city By cabis-car.
This evening n reception viii be
given at the residence Of Mrs. W. T..
Tf7mbie.
Tomorrow the party viii BE- taken
70 points near the city. including a
run o. Port fsiakrley.
In the evening the party viii be
given a banquet AZ tho Rainier club
81 the Alaska Geographical society.
Tscrn the order OF toaxts viii Be az
follows
The President Of the United States
....s. .....s..... Senator Fairbanks
Our Guests ..-..s..- Mayor Hames
Expansion .....s......ss. ....s...
......... Ex-senator John l.. Wilson
Limits Of Expansion" ........ -.
..-...... ...... Hon. G. II. Hanford
Alaska IN History ..............
.......... PROF. 4. $. Meany
'.Aiaska Boundary ...........4..
Ex-senator J. Il. Allen. Hon
Thos. Burke. Hon. J. u. Neteaife.
"Asiafic Commerce." James J. Hiii
Seattle. the Gateway $50. 49,.
.--+..--...-.......... F. .. Graves
THE Navy Capt. Terry :.
The Army" .ChsE. II. King
The Alaska Geographical Society
..-....-.........Ar Arthur e. Jackson
The invited guests are: Senator
Chas. n. Fairbanks. Comptroller Of
the Currency G. y. Dawes. Hon. ".
Il. Evans. James J. FIN. John p.
Rockefeller. Major General chas. ~.
King. 4. -. A.. retired Capt. Terry.
Y. .. n. in command Of the Iowa
Capt. Green. 4. $. n. IN command
at the Port Orchard naval station
Capt. ". G. coulson. Z. 8 X. In
command Of revenue cutter MeCui-
ioch. Gov. John r. RoRers. Senator
Addison @. Foster. representative
Frank ". cushmsn. Representative
". l. Jones. and Hon. John l.. VIII
son. Plates vii be laid for 80 guests.
The party viii undoubtedly leave
Wednesday morning for Alaska. on
board the steamer Mccuil0ch. where
the senator wili visit sltka, Dyen.
Skagway and White Pass.