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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

they have been working since May
18Th.
At last Wednesday nights meet.
ing If fhe ". G. l. T.. the Butch
ers reported that the Retailers as
ISOLATION had threatened to keep
open all shops untti p. m. unless
the butchers union Hucceedef In
forcing every shop IN the city %
close NJ 6 O'Clock before June l.
coorers report prospect o,
trouble wifh a shop IN Fremont. IN
which demand for an Increase Of
wages and reduction Of hours had
been made.
Taiiors announce a picnic IN view
Cor some tins N June,
Steam Engineers state that one =
their members occupying the posi-.
ton # chief engineer In a large
packing suta hiiHhmrnf had. during
the Nachiniats' strike an orpertun.
ltY ~ show hts capabilities "a boil
er-makcr. hut declined.
A motion vas adopted 20 the 81.
feet that tho Western Central Labor
Union appreciate the stand taken
by she EpeuinE Star ~ reRa ~ To- the
strike ~ the MachtniatH for a nine
hour day.
Too much credit cannot BE- accord
81 ire hoiief makers ionEshofemen.
mnidsra sailors and marine arcms a
- the British Columbia city for the
decisive manner IN which they
brought the matter - an Issue up-
on the arrival ~ the garunus In
Victoria and che receipt % inteiii.
rruoe as 10 the situation on fhs
saauA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
TAKES HUMPHREY
SHARPLY TO TASK
Mr.. Palmer Criiioises Corporation
Counsel In a Lively Manner.

\ reporter from the Star inter-
Viewed Mir. y. r.. Palmer ON the le-
sal status OF the GAS situation this
morning. Mr. Palmer said. No
tiee OF appeal in the quo whrranto
win be filed early IA June We are
IN no hurry in that ease new that
MI, Humphrey allowed tho federal
ease % come on ahead 81 tho quo
Wnrrauto, l cannot 700 severely con-
denim the action - MIR Humphrey In
that matter, lie made but very
slight e1ort 10 win that case for the
city lie aid not present one single
point ~ the case that was worthy
OF presentation. Judge tiaufurd In
directly eennured Mr. Humphrey On
this point. lie said. In rendering
the opinion Ia that chHe. No REA.
SON WHATEVER HAS BEEN
SUGGESTED FOR CONSTITUTING
THIS ORDINANCE As 4 GRANT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
ARE NOW
ELIGIBLE
LIST Of Successful Ones in
Civil Service Examinations

..,al session 81 the civil ser.
ssissinn Was held at o'clock
'.,srsav afternoon, and the last
~ large batch 81 examination
..,sfs submitted nv candidates tor
fe,srnsent Wls passed upon, The
s'',scns ii the engineering, tnspec-
ara library service OF the city.
y. .s,natlaas sor The Positions %,
- ,,,afrcn ana claims agent, have
-, ,r.,.rnissls Tes oned Ia order
-. me commission ample oppor-
-, - place IN positions the can
ss.',,s rext II, order on the list. and
e.sses,tarly thoze who successfully
49, the rssent examinations.
lwJienlng l. a complete list VI the
......~.f,li car iiaatss who are nov
'ss.e,e ior positions on the city pay
library service:
~ ~ elerks-LIrnie =. Murphy.
f.,nartnr MoAfickrn. Kathryn Case.
rases--wui. J. Mcdonald. q. A.
,sskscr.
trsneeglon service:
te-rrrte. masonry and paving In
..sefers--c. ]. Noorc, Geo. W. Walk
m Il Thomas. John Z. Aver. Il,
4 Spsrxer. a. I. Page, q. A. Bishop,
II WcaSter. A. r. Fagg.
ssrees. sewer and sidewalk Inspect
s.-fonway Thompson. ]. n. Tay-
- Jehn JAusss. W. IA. Pennington,
f4stl engsneevirg;t
i-hsiurnen-E. n. Alexander, r. Il
ersf. A. r. smith. W. +. Elicit. X.
fsrsy. lain II. Sterlke.
Axsrnen~John N. Stsmke, c. l.
ca
nrsnxhtxmen-o Ofrerdahi. N. d.
fssgman. VIM. Hoag. ". r. Phil
~ II. L. Phelps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
BURGLARY
AT TEMPT
The Standard Furniture Co. S
Store Attacked Last
Night.

Last night. shortly before II
o'clock an attempt was made 20
force an entrance 60 the Standard
Furniture 90 n store on First ave-
nue. by the side window route. and
the would be buflar did the job a
la Carrie Nation The result - that
the large plate glass window on the
side OF the entrance tn the hard
ware department has been demolish-
ed matter Of about So 10 the
company
Why the man should attempt to
break int the store from the front
u a mystery said Ar. III. SchaFn-
field this morning.
\ few weeks aEu one Of the front
windows 81 the store was attacked
In similar manner. the weapon
used ON that occasion heiuE a diA-
nond glass cutter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
STRIKE ON
FARALLON
longshoremen's Position Is
Clearly Stated BY a
Union Official.

Their. was quite a crowd OF unlon
sailors and ionEshaFvmen on the
Schwubacher dock watching the fun
aboard the Alaska steamaHip COM
pauy's Fnfaiion this morning.
There b no strike GA among the
men. but 20 far "a tbs vessel II CON
eerued. IL amounts 10 about the
same thing.
Last "Wednesday the owners % the
Faraliun employed - foreman q
man named Harry Smith q former
employe OF MeCahe a Hamilton. lie
r. personally obnoxious 10 the iong-
shorsmcn individually and they Fr-
fused to work under him. whieh left
him without a crew. he sudcavgred
20 secure non-uniou men along the
front. and he found himself TO be
no more popular With the latter than
With union men.
Finally the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Go. sent 4 man named Brooks
down 20 load the FAFAiiun. but he
was promptly called OF by order %
]. II. Farrell 81 the Pacific Coast Co..
II II said. and yesterday Mr.. Pea
body hoHsed such suen personally as
he could secure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
VAUDEVILLE STARS
AT THE SEATTLE

Sunday night there will appear ~
the seattle Thea ter The Hopkins pan.
American vaudeville stars, who CIV,
only one performance In Seattle
They are en- route to Europe via Aus.
sIalia. The company Is said 10 be
composed of high-class vaudeville
artists 20 be procured In the East
and the city 81 Seattle Is one OF the
cities 10 be played between New
York and Australia. The company
Offers a program Of singing, dancing
monoi0guea. acrobatie and coutor.
ZIONIST work, and In fact all the fea
lures that make up a hrHt-clusa
vaudeville performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

To whom IL may concern:
II have been sufferer from
rheumatism for the last eight
months and could not move out Of
bed. I have tried all the doctors In
Seattle and ! have used all the rem
edies IN the market claimed 10 cure
rheumatism. I received no benefit
from all the remedies or the doctors
IN Heattle. I have spent about four
hundred dollars. only getting worse.
Finally I saw the remarkable cure OF
r.. Cumyow and all his testimonials.
and I bought two packages y. Cum
VOW Chinese Root Cure. and / APP
piled the two applications on mo.
and I WAS able 10 walk around the
house in one hour. and now I must
cay that I am free from all my
rheumatism. and am now feeling
not only better Of ihsumatlsm, but
vry much improved IN my general
health. }. .. NELSON.
Beacon Hill"
y. Cumyow: Office Lyon house.
1854 Columbia street, between Sec
and avenue and THIRD avenue. of
flee hours, a. m. 70 s y. m.
Keep ia mind" Ciine'B piano house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
SHE SLICED
THE BERRIES

An article II In preparation at the
bureau 81 information on the fruits
% Washington. When completed Il
will be forwarded 10 several East
ern papers. The writer thought
iesNly left his manuscript lying on
the desk at the Office this morning.
An extract which T. certainly as In
ieresting a. amusing. and probably
used 20 illustrate "a what great size
the Washington strawberries grow /.
House vyife-RrfdEet bring la the
straw berries
Voice from the kitehen-Had I
better slice them. ruum7
The above II given az an actual &C.
currenee. and the writer goes on 10
expiaia that the domestic was Ia the
employ Of a Seattle lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
MARKET s..

a scarcity az green peas and ban
mas, with "A cutreHpundlnRiy brisk
demand, were the principal features
Of the produce market today.
ilhubarb dropped oup point. the
market being ovefatorkcd.
The last shipment OF the season Of
navel oranges has been received ana
ia now almost exhausted. aud ship
mrnta were brisk at s.. 50m3O0. an
increase uf Doc on the previous day e
business.
\ consignment Of Nuienclaa. late
variety. rs expected To arrive IN the
city Tueadnv
Newton rippinn were nrm AZ 81.
and WlucmpH packed FOR the AiaH-
kn trade found "a ready market at
g.
Eggs dropped ? cents on the days
trading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
He SAYS.

PARIS, May st.-Jules Verne. the
author Of Around the World In 50
Days, 10000 Leagues Under the
Ssa,' ana other famous works. IA
Interview today regarding an EFFORT
how being made Tor a reeord-trip
around the world. said that the tour
could be accomplished IN from -
70 % DAYS, II perfect connections
we're made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
LOST
SEAL SKIN

Last November the residence %
col jas. Mckee, - this city was en-
tered and, among other things a
fsalEkin care belonging 20 Mrs. Nc
IS &c was taken Detectives Phil
ifps and BARK today recovered the
icst article IN a secondhand store In
the Hlnckrhapei district The WON
and who run the place said aha
bought the eaf.e from a sailor for -
and pair u trousers. The sailor
rad found II In the bay. where the
thief had evidently thrown ~. The
article was restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

There were no new developments
Ia the MachinistH. strike today so
far as the Seattle end be- concerned.
The executive committee OF Hope
lodge No. -. l. A. NJ. waa Ia aeH-
sion nearly all day behind closed
doors. but the press committee de-
cliurd 20 make public the dslibrfa-
tlouA Reports from the East show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

MAY HAVE
BALLARD
ROBBERS

Frank James and Frank Jones. two
notorious characters. we're arrested
ey Detective Lane last night on
suspicion Of being implicated IN seV.
eTal Of the recent rohherfes that have
Stirred the people OF Ballard "a few
sr heat These robberfss have been
EotpE on for some time. and the %
Ice believe that at taNt they Ia e
the right men In custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

G. 81. Wilson. who was several
days ago liberated by Justice Cam.
with the understanding that he
would leave town. was arrested by
Officer Bevan last night and will
serve the suspended sentence OF so
and 20 days.
stephsnus Judson, "A Swcde sailor.
who could not speak a word ~ Eng
iish, was arrested BY Officer Griffith
last night and charged with disord-
cFiy conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
J0BelNG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED pATLY)

Green FfuiL
Lemons S. 256250 box. lines
81 30 per case. cooking apples. 81 b0d
2 90. eating apples. y 25na0O. navel
oranges, t25oH3p0. Seeding. 81 500
200. bananas. g. 00Ge55. olives. 60Q
iae per gallon. grape fruit. ti.7sd
200. atrawherfieH. sL5bW225 pes
crate. pineappleH. t4d0d5.O0 per dor
cherries. siooni 81. peaeh hes. t.75,
bprieotH. u7b02o0
Vegetables.
Potatoes t2suas per ton, heetH
Soc per doE. carrots. per nnek. si.TB.
lettuce. 81 00ffl.25 "a case. tuTnips
tis25. garlic. i5e. cabbage. ii.T5m2 90.
peppers, asa 3oc. huskn. ibc. greer
celery, sbc per dozen. sweet pota.
toes. 81 10000. Spanish Chill pep,
pcfa, soc per 10. sauer kraut. seffc.
California head lettuce. ti9t.g5 case,
artichokes. JbU6oo d0z green peas
- pound. dried nRa. cartons. s0c
fancy zoe. imported iBr. tomatoes
ease s. ooM2.1f. dates. SOC per 10.
radiHheH. Ice Per doE. rhubarb Be-
per 10. parsley asa a5c. asparagus
4l..bs new potatoes. tgb0. spinach,
g. green beans. saioc cucumhera,
500 per doz. onions, s43Ae.
Provisions
Fresh meat-Cow beef. &C. 10
steel beef. sue Per ~. mutton, weth.
81. SIC. ewes. Dc. pork. kiaMbo per
~. veal. large. Sc small iaMe.
Provisions Hams large l,e
hams. small. iJaigtscs breakfast
bacon. itAtfAe dry. salted clear
backs, sac. bellies. Zoe.
Butter Cheese Eggs ana Poultry
Butter Washington ereamerisa.
pound pfintH. laa zoe Eastern Iowa,
and ElEln. fsaiao. fresh ranch. i2a
lfcf California creamery. i4aisc.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. iHUife. Eastern. New York.
ltuiscs Wisconsin. ftc. California. Il
uiac. Hoquefort. sc. Edhm. tiino4
izo9 per case. New York. it9Ise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
STRIKE SITUATION UNCHANGED.

that the employers are not inclined
ta combat the demands 81 the men
the only real opposition emauatinf
from shops that were slack
The headquarters OF the Mnchin.
lHtH union Is crowded daily. the mer
passing away the time smoking
reading or quietly discussing IN,
Hituatiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
Ne DECEIVED
THE WOMEN

rs crock can think 81 some way
" xhsch he car make a woman be-
- she Is getting something for
taskinx. BE Il considered by his as
xxates a lucky fellow. There a
- y thls city who has hit upon =
IA FOR souie time this man has
"a eanvasxing the outlying dis
rxss seiling a combined hsafac ~
- ,aofharhs medicine for 81 per
saftle. A handsome dress pattern
rAarh viii he delivered later" Il
as n TIE bargain. Several Of the
szssn wke have hscn swtadlea
ssss It'd the police about the affair
~ fsey cay the bottles are nIl@4
va grated horSeFadish. with a
NAL riere ~ cotton batting on top
n ~ none 81 them have receives
q dress raf.eru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

ron A LIMITED TIME. EXCEPT
THE PROVISION CHANTING A
MONOPOLY ron A CERTAIN
PERIOD
who would expect 10 win a case
without having firut presented the
reasons therefor to the Duurt9
"Thia decision IN the federal court
is causing uu some trouble aud de-
lay. but IL viii not In the end hrlp
the gas company Ia the lenHt. Tho
que Warrhhtu case VIII be appealed
soon. and when IL reaches the Hu-
prome court The whole cnar VIII be
fully presented at that time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
CADETS DRILL.

issrpetitlve drill OF the Uniyers-
Z ! Nsshsnsson cadets was held
! CTR rarads grounds yesterday.
- ". b. Crptchett, u. 8. ",
= :ielt. Darlington. ". g. w, wh5
a. ludges. awarded the Leary
- r,si4l to Frank Reasoner. as
RE, and the silver medal to
h y LSugh a. second urfze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
LIVELY MEETING.

Councilman neniHmiu'N private
once IN hts stable at the corner uf
FIfth svemua and Pine street vas thu
rcenc this afternoon ~ lively
meeting between the property hold
crs 81 that district - the Cuuuc
committee on streets. a resolution
was recently presented az q meeting
- the council tu pave the streets
rear Mr.. BeBiamlu'a barn. The
property huldofa today In a body en-
tered a protest Present wa Goun-
c.lmsn James. Muidoon. %nNin.
Binehart and benjamin. Decker Hors
ten. who was alHo present asked
Nf. benjamin II he was IN favor ~
the proposed having Of the streets.
when the councilman replied that
- was. Mr. Horton said. SO that
you can drive about on . pavement
and admire your HtahieHf+
The corporations committee VII
meet tonight ht s o'clock 20 take Nc
- Wern4 ffn HnrfEut fnHffHFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
FEDERAL COURT.

hezs Hanford yesterday issued
aslsr nosifylng the Seattle Yukon
osiafinn Go. 70 appear MAJ
g snow cause why the cargy
Z n N.eoo In coin aboard the
80 santa Ana when the libel
: ~ Northwest Commercial Co
-, should not be turned over
Z. :: marshal for seizure.
- 4 Mlnge have fled a llbel
ne steamer Roanoke for
..sgsd 70 be due for material
hrslee Performed In repairing
ss-a An Intervening libel Of
= lef Ike service. has been filed
- ne same vessel by the Acme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
CALLED.

PORTLAND. or, May Yeatet-
days ball game between purtlan I
nnd Spokane was called in the fourth
inning, on account Of rain. The
score then atoad Portland 3. apo-
kane o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
TROUBLE.
lnh-up In the New CIapp
Building This Afternoon.

rri1n rsen and non-union Frer
|riEe1 10 AZ the new Cyrus w. Ciapr
<A1rr On Third avenue this after
IVA Tuesday the electrical work
IN srtsrsd boycott on the Seattl-.
s<ffrs Co Today two men from
pM snmpany were sent to connect
Isn'srA Delegate Frank White as
,-zlnsf that the non-union men Of
s'ertr1c company were doing 9TH
Fork and Informed Mr.. Clapp.
~ were called OF By Mr.. Clapp
y ne Contractors. Union men
y 6lhson a Latham's shop finish
X - zort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
EIGHT
STRUCTURE

Second avenue is soon 20 be beau
tilted by another handsome brick
building. Yesterday afternoon the
Moore Investment Company let the
contract for the excavation at the
southwest corner OF Second avenue
and Seneca street.
The building vii be an elght-atorY
white front structure and will he
used exclusively as an Office build
Ing. The contract was let to Mars
ton Bros. Work viii commence at
once. At the present time n row %
one-Etory bricks occupy the ground.
Mr.. Moore Talks.
Speaking Of the new building to-
day Mr.. Moore said.
The new building which We in
tend TO erect at the corner OF Second
avenue aud Seneca street VIII be
eight stories high and fire-proof. II
will be steel construction through
out and the only strictly 1re-proof
building north Of San Francisco.
The building. when completed. win
cost in the neiEhborhood ~ 1900 600.
Saunder 4 Lawton are the archi-
fects.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
RAID.

A raid WA made at ; o'clock this
Afternoon on the Ereen Light Kambs
ling house hy the aherlfa once. All
of the paraphsFnalia wsa seized. The
raid was made al the tnEtizR ton uf
the Law aud order League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

Seattle and vicinity Tonight. Sat
urdny and sunday. fair. llght north
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
OUTFITS ARE
ORDERED
DESTROYED

Judge George today ordered de-.
stroyed the gambling paraphernalla
seized from n. &. Kennedy W. ~
Morris. however. who represented
the defendant, gave notice Of appeal
10 the aunerl1r court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
RETURN TO HOMES.

The Ohio congressional delegation
resumed is Journey eastward az as
this morning. The party is en- route
10 Yellowstone park. where a mum
Der OF days are 10 be spent before
they dishaud 10 return TO their re-
spective homes en- Ohia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
HOTELS CROWDED.

The hotels were crowded to their
utmost last night. Many Of the
leading houses were compelled to use
cots after 10 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
Idzuma Maru.

The japanese liner Idzumi Maru
arrived from the orient AZ ! y. m.
today. The vessel WIS locked a. the
Great Northern wharf at Smith n
Cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
WAY issues tickets 10 the Hunnlo
Exposition that are good via any
route returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

police. nr. Crichten said the Law
aud Order league would perhaps not
be aide Co produce the evidence TIE
COMMITTEES needs. that the commit
tee must SO further. and get evidence
wherever IL can.
Does Not Believe Charges.
Mr. Rinehart said that at present
he did not believe the charges. that
Ne didn't think they were founded on
facts. Mr., James said N any evil
cenee VAS brought before the eomz
/ mtttee, showing probable corruption
IN the police department. that he
Wanted to so % the bottom With the
thing, and fx the responsibility
where IL belongs. lie said that no
one would SO 60 greater lenEtha 10
investigate these charges than he.
TIE committee finally determined
I TO AJAX the clerk of the police court
80 furnish statement OF the amount
81 moneys received IN the last %
DAYS from gamblers and slot ma.
chime owners. II was also decided
Co ask council 20 empower the com.
mittee 20 summon witnesses before
H. and otherwise 70 compel them TO
testify.
No Attorneys.
No attorney will be employed. The
first session ~ tho committee VIII be
held Tuesday, when Chief 81 Police
/ Meredith. Mayor Humes and others
VIII BE- Invited to be present The
sessions viii be public and will al
iourn from time to time. as is neees-
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
BY tho Great Northern Railway is
that an tickets 10 Buffalo are good
over any route returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
WAY issues tickets 10 tho Buffalo
Exposition that are good Via any
route returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

Iimburser iGal7e. brick. iG0i7oi
Swiss, iEdidc.
ERRn Strictly fresh ranch, tG4t7c.
Eastern. 1bMiGr.
Poultry Chickens live. is0i3Ac.
ducks, l3C, geese. lGMltc, turkeys
iaui3Ac
Dressed stock - Chickens 10
turkoyH. ibmibike. ducks. la igc
geese. l2Mml3Ae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
Str. UmatBla.

The steamer Umatilla viii arrive
from san Francisco at $40 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24
Buffalo EXPOSITION.

Round trip tickets via Great
Northern railway. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

slIss <nneT o. council expressed
g.ilai views on the matter.
&c MS support IN ferret =
~ crime, II there be crime.
grschton and Mr.. parr9
aia not believe Mayor
49,. " any way implicated.
thought there was a
/ 49,. case against Chief Of po-
nth, ana he favored the
~ !. every clue the commit
Hea N hand or might b.
hpeh pursuance would
fss sftablighrnent Of the
gsts.- Iue. lie was opposed 10
~ where the police were
% wink a." the viola
law n was nothing
IN ne city going into part
s,,<'..nn we gamblers. and II In
heas On the part Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

THE LonEshoFemen's union has
several hundred members and is in
a healthy condition financially. They
are receiving 40 cents an hour. are
satisfied with II and are willing TO
sign years contract with the en-
plOycrs AZ that rate. but they object
10 the employment Of n0n-unlon
men.
For instance. a lot Of tTampH and
buns. JAN birds and the like, fire.
quently come into Seattle and are
given say $40 or ft2 worth OF work
by the stevedores. They leave at
once for parts unknown. taking the
money with them.
MANY u the union men who live
here have families and we want
them 90 be given the preference as
residents over hrakebeam tourists"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

Today the Furalion at noon - e
fours overdue to sail. aud % IL hari
telling when abe Will get away.
There are "a number pf horses to BE-
loaded on. which James Flanuery IL
taking 10 Dawson % run on a stage
line 20 the Forks. Dominion and
Carbon. The loading IL progress
ing very slowly with ths non-union
men. and besides this other compii.
cations are likely 20 arise.
The local Sailors union Il deter
mined. II possible. 70 unionize the
boat. and send out n crew OF union
men.
Mr.. Peabody says that he VIII hire
what men he pleasea irrespective OF
what organizations they belong 10,
and there the matter stands.
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CHARGES
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!. committee on which was i'm
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mat there ~ corruption in
apartment. was held last
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- ne Committee formally or
4 ~ ne election Of Or. Crieh-
.rprmanent chairman.
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~. would pursue. determining
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