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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
GUNB0AT MANILA
Is NOW DISABLED

The overdue gunboat Manila. 81
days out from the Philippines. for
whose safety grave fears have been
felt since her failure to reach Brem-
srton three weeks ago, has at last ar
rived az San Francisco IN a disabled
condition. ehe was towcd into the
hnrbor from Point Bonita by the
United States tug Slocum.
ON June the Manlla's high press
ure piston broke and on June 4 n
storm came up and blew the sails to
pieces. The vessel lay In the trough
OF the sea beyond control for nine
hours. When she finally got into
running shape she was i.i00 miles
from San Francisco. for which port
she steered.
The Manila had been ordered to the
Puget Sound navy yard 10 undergo
extensive repairs. II would have
been easier for her after breaking
her rod 10 have made this port than
San Francisco. and Il now remains
for her officers 60 explain why they
deviated from their orders and took
a longer route than necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
MISSING PERSONS

The Seattle police are today en-
deavorlng to find three missing per-
sons. The whereabouts OF Charles
Il. Kihiborn Ia anxiously soubht by
his mother. Mrs. Mary Kihlborn. OF
Dies Moines, Iowa.
Leonard Boutwell,. Of st. Louis.
Mo, wants to find his sister. Mrs.
Blanoh Canfadc. whom he believed to
be IN Seattle.
Mrs. Alice Bemls, OF Winona,
Mimi. asked the local police to as
sist her In finding her father, $. II.
White.
Charles Burne. n i2-year-old boy,
r. reported missing from his home at
2ti4 Western avenue. The police
have been asked TO look him up.
Guy Perry, a young man from
Philadelphia, is In Seattle looking
for his neither. Mrs. clara Perry.
He has asked the police to assist
him in his hunt.
The whereabouts OF Gertie Bayles.
a 14-year-old girl who left her home
In West Seattle May 70, Is anxiously
sought by her parents. The girl is
thought to be somewhere in the
neishborhood OF Fairhaven. when
she left home she Is thought to have
had about $40 In money. She is
very large for her age, has light
hair and blue eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
DROWNED
BY A BEE
Singular Death Of Girl
Near Everson

WHATCOM. June i1.--Miss Fiossie
Jones' Was drowned in the Nooksack
river. near Ev9rson. yesterday af-
tsrnoon. The Jones family 1--we on an
fsla nd IN the middle fork OF the
Sooksac< river. near Evsrsun. Miss
Jones ana q little sister were pre-
pairing 20 cross from the mainland
IN a small beat
The younger girl VIVA holding the
boat with a rope and IS her slater
started 20 step IN the boat bee
stung her hand. which startled her
into letting go Of the rope. The river
10 very swift nj this point and the
boat swervcd 40 that Miss Jones' lost
her balance and was precipitated
into the Icy waters Her body was
recovered an hour later.
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DOES NOT
WANT bail.
NELLIE UNDERWOOD WILL RE
MAIN HERE UNTIL pRELlMiN
AIRY HEARING

According 90 a communication re-
eeived by Attorney tonaid this MORN
ing from n. u. WeatherNvnx. tho
father % Mrs. Nellie Underwood. no
further attempt TO raise her $4,000
haii Will be made until after the pre-
iiminary hearing which liz set for tho
stut OF June.
IL H. with Mrs. rnderwood'A con-
sent and approval that this decision
has been made, az both she and her
parents think Il hardly worth while
10 make the tedious journey 90 All
erdeen. when she VIII have 20 return
To Seattle In such short time. The
little prisoner VIII remain In jail for
another week.
since her arrest Mrs. Underwood
has grown much thinner and when
weighed this morning turned the
scales al only S. pounds. why.
did weigh o." she exclaimed. Il
must have lost six pounds In just a
few days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

xrrpY. Ore. June lathe vicin-
= n ms place today resembles an
.srsmpment q the National Guard
s-~,klnsa with \ holiday excursion.
->-s.,x hoof the wcsds in this Vicin.
= xhrrreer there II = trail. men in
...fogm afe tlsoaacked ard In the
-.-~s< nit special Deputies nom the
.x<srs posses who are endeavcrtns
Z capture gonvicts Tracy and Met
= Trerc i absolutely no cisw 10
" convicts' Whereabouts. Supplied
=. several pounds of bacon. about
s crunfs Of flour ard q small fryine
= the eonvfCts are By this time
~shshly establishing a summer =
80 IN the fassness OF the Ciacka-
= mountains OF else are ieisureiy
~k.nx their wes u a point more
<se<nt from their pursuers.
as prssitie that they are nearly
@rxgnled N the timber. but the
Mlens e = great many militia
= and offtcers h TO the contrary.
nsItfr nurbln last night notified
1oksrtff u Ciacksmas county that
s <kass wak IN his hands. but not
sz>efa nalnH. h the hardest working
- o. tha ias today. To say that
! ) ehsNrtaed over the escape Of
= tuneie1s nom the Gordon 50
arufuily drawn round them near
s1f4xls Il putting II mildly. He is
1ess than ehagrtned. He Il sore.
Frerr Bariesx's Pass
rfpn H4rio~s pass this morning
~ q Fefsart TO the officers that
~ men had been seen approaching
! Who were believed TO be the ss-
ns<s The efficers held a eonsulta-
81 ana ti-credlfed "a. 50 no move
~ made In that direction
1nrt Carson. then proceeded to the
1ubsr where the fuxitivs- are sup
- n Be IN hiding. taking the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
$4,000 MORE MINERS
ARE TO JOIN STRIKERS
Illinois Soft Coal Men Are Now Involved--Con-
ferences Called

ErnrxoEIEID III, June Ia
Secretary Ryan and other officials
% this Illinois District of United Mine
Workers have received secret orders
to attend n conference IN Wiikes-
barre, Pa. Sunday next In view 81
the fact that II was reported last
night that t1.eoo soft coal miners In
Illinois would be called cut. II II be-
iteved a general call out Of all nof,
coal miners In the United States may
be decided upon az the Sunday con-
fererra.
wILK EsBARRE. June i1--Presi-
dent Mitchell said this morning that
the anthrneita STRIKE situation was
unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
PANIC OVER

FORT DIE FRANCE. June IA
Yesterday wss the day set down IN
the minds OF the natives for the total
destruction Of Martinique. Great
anxiety was felt and thousands ~
eyes were turned toward At. Peiee.
expecting a fatal blast. There was
no disturbance and this m0rning the
excitement had completely cnimed
down. Merchants who fled are re.
turning and reopening their stores
in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

CLUB CROWS
WILL ENLARGE so AS TO COVER
KING COUNTY

Plans for a radical enlargement OF
the Jefferson club. the leading DEM
ocratlc organization Of the city, were
at a meeting held in the
Howard block last night. Hereto
fore the club has confined its mem
bershlp 10 the city. In the near fu-
ture. n the scheme outlined by G. q.
Heifner. from the chair. IN adopted.
the club viii have branches In each
OF the smaller cities and towns OF
the county. Just as II now has
branches in the various wards OF the
city.
II IL Intended 10 have the country
clubs organized before the fall cam
palQn Opens. and 10 make the Jeffer-
son ciuf, the hub OF Democratic poll
ties in the county. Formal action
may be taken at the next meeting OF
the club Monday night. All mem
hers viii be urgently requested TO at
tend AZ that time.
The only special business trans
acted was the completion OF the
membership Of the executive council
81 90 by the election Of the following:
a nailey. 30 Sweeney. Judge
Nvuilam ~. Moore. J. s. Jurey. Paul
Iaud. i. w. McCloud. J. W. Fitts.
n. n bullock. Fred Schneider. Frank
vi eouthard, Earl Jenner, William
Plaeott. Frank y. Rand, V. 7. Hart
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l.. 0. G. I.

Aetiv. preparations are being
made by the local I. o. q. T. COM
mitsees for the entertainment OF the
State Grand lodge which meets here
this month. A large trolley party
viii be given AZ which II Is expected
900 people VIII be present The Grand
lodge sessions viii be held In Eiks'
hall IN the Coiman building.
Central lodge. l. q. q. r.. met Wed
neaday evening and chose NJ. r..
Brewer and Howard Williams an del
egntes 20 the Grand lodge. Mr..
Brewer was recommended as lodge
deputy. a social VIII be given under
the auspices Of this lodge next We'd
nesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
RACE M'CRAW
IS REPENTANT

lie will die and N will be all my
Gnfl because I ran away. and made
- worry 50 much about me- sob
- 0rnce NcDraw IN the county
~ thif morning when she finished
A4I11E letter from her Colorado
yelling her that her old father
- fyinE. ne was - good TO
~ continued the ls-year-oId girl.
III ! don't suppose ] can ever see
- 10 tell him how sorry I am that
{<zs 30 bad. How much really
= .ove him"
= was a pathetic sight 10 see the
4pard. upgainiy girl lay her close
ADpef head on the table and cry.
~ other women prisoners tried to
UE<orf her, but she refused 20 hook
= the bright side Of things. and
~ that she knows her father Will
kssf recover because she has brok-
= bis heart.
ne boys sailor suit In which she
- her home still hangs on a hook
mr. her bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
CARNIVAL
paGpARArtoNs COMO STEAD.
ny ON FOR GREAT EVENT

~ committee IN charge ef the
- carnival mas about completed
= details fer the entertainment and
0eunds for the carnival season. A
Nsuysm Of numerous and varied at
Meffnns has been procured for the
unstou. Il will be under the direc-
- of George Jabour. Of 81. Paul.
&ls noted throuahout the country
sanding such affairs. A feature
- the werif famed leop-ths-loop
EUB track Jabeur has had CON-
1fHnbis df<ffcuify 10 procuring a
cH1nfm~r. but has row secured the
Grsirs~ ~ : young woman who has
ZEN doing the trick successfully IN
law York Mr. 1ebour n expected
y arrive here sunday nishs.
The grounds will be laid cut undar
~ supervision OF c. W. Saunders.
Int De Neuf and Z. G. MeManus.
>nre< well known architects Of the
~. A nes canaidats Tor the royal
1qncrs 10 announced In Miss Carrie
Hkimz. = popular and pretty young
A1y employed a. cashier IN q local
1uzIne@< house. The ballot boxes
U>se opened yesterday afternoon. the
r11ea when counted resulting as fol-
k&ss Miss Elizabeth Newman. tt9.
HIS Florence walker. f39. Miss Eva
ne. 50. Miss Ella Steiner. 3. Mis>
0rrfs He<run Is
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n was learnes to-day that = fse&te
ln. OF the brotherhood employees os
the Delaware. IAckawanus a West
ern railway 10 To be held Sunday to
tilacune their position In the anthra-
cite strike and decide upon a policy.
IL will prove q most important meet
ing 10 the strikers a. we'll a. 10 rail-
way employees In general a. the haul
Ing Of coal on MI railroads may
eventually be involved.
This afternoon Mitchell said the
order calling Ryan and other off
eiAis q the Illinois district 10 Wilkes
barre had only 10 do with Illinois af-
falrn. ana that u did not necessarily
mean n general soft coal strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

PICNIC JULY s

Under the auspices Of the Nor
weRian Singing Society Of this city,
the scandinaviana Of Seattle and
Ballard will give n picnic at Pleasant
beach. July 3. In order 20 handle the
largo crowd Manager J. Arncron. Of
the Chilberg ticket agency. has char
tered tire. boats. the Albion, In
land Flyer and Geo. T.. Starr. giving
an hourly service from the city
Athletic sports viii take place on the
picnic grounds. and the singing So
cleties will provide abundant music.
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CAPTURE OF CONVICTS
SEEMS VERY REMOTE
Tcinity Of Needy, Oregon, Looks Like Mill
tary Encampment or Picnic

hloodhounds. The hounds seem 70 be
anxious FOR more work and complete
IS recuperRtcd. 40 there r. hope In
the minds OF the officers that they
may again be led to the y lace where
the convicts are concealed OF the
route taken disclosed.
In case the eenvicgs ara again sur
rounded as they were In the fteids
at oerxain. u is certain there will be
q little less ieniency towards them.
All pursuors feel krcnly the cenknre
passed upon them fer not shooting
the escapes down In the narrow strip
q woodH-
Have Given Up
PORTLAND. Ore. June IA
telephone message was received here
az } o'clock this afternoon from
sheriff purbin. in which ne says that
after securing the bottom lands Of
the river In which the escaped con-
viets we're supposed TO be concealed
no trace OF the fagisivea was found
The dogs failed 20 take any scent.
The sheriff adIaits that capture IL
extremely improbable. and says the
eonviets have undoubtedly gained
their way out Of the country. where
they could be secured. lie believes
that By this time they are In tho
mountains. where II would be Impos-
sihle to locate them
The only chance the posse now
has II tn await the appearance az
the convtcts at farm houses. where
they Will undoubtedly have 60 come
for food when their present supply
Is exhausted Atcn who have been
over the hills Of that vicinity. how
ever. say that a good shot could sub
sist indefinitely with rifle and am
munition- Hence the general belief
be rrtnken, The militia has been
ordered TO return home. showing that
all hops OF capture Il practically
abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
BALLARD BRIEFS

A petition signed by San Francisco
wholesale hoascs. to whom :. J..
White Il claimed 60 be Indebted TO
the sum OF tt.7aS. Was filed in the
federal court yesterday. asking that
White. n resident Of Ballard. be adj
judged a BANKRUPT. White commit
ted an act Of bankruptcy In making
over his business in Bailard TO other
parties. u - alleged. In consideration
OF real estate and other eompsnsa-
tfon. Judge Hanford issued an or
der to attach Whites effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
SALARY Was
NOT ENOUGH

INV YORK. June fs.-charles
saver, for years respected en-
t'eyt d the Western Union and
- ~'a.aserican Telegraph Companies, II
ttn'sr arrest today charged with en-
@<<sinH tisso from the district
eenpany.
ne confessed his crime and says he
va led Into II through INABILITY 10
q. ~ me small salary paid him by
- company.
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80 POLICE
INADEQUATE

PHILADELPHIA, June i3-Ail
day yesterday and until 1 o'clock
this morning George sherman, a
crazy negro. barricaded himself In
his home and armed with a revolver
and shotgun held 30 police at bay.
: After ne had fired nearly 100 bull
lets the police. aided by an equal
number OF citizens. broke into the
room and captured the maniac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
MACHINES
WERE GONE

Two money paying slot machine
were fled in Justice
Cams court yesterday afternoon.
This time the Lobby saloon az Third
avenue and Cherry street il the vic
tim OF the wrath OF A. G. Jacobsen,
who stands for the Law & order
league. and Judge Richard Winsor.
Deputy sberiffs could not nnd the
machines In the saloon when the pa
pers we're 20 be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
new TENDERS
ARE SUPPLIED

The Seattle Electric Co. In replace
ing the old tenders with new ones.
which ars considered far better
than those formerly used. They ara
closer to the ground. can be raised
and lowered by the motorman. and
springs which give a cushion
effect. They are manufactured In
this city from plans drawn by Master
Mechanic n. w. Gabriel.
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Havsmeyer Unperturbed
NEW YORK. June ls.- Hayemoyef
says go far as the contribution OF
the American Sugar Refining Com
pany In concerned the testimony Of
Thurber is correct. but that 10 not
new. The only new thing r. the fact
that the war department has been
contributing 10 the campaign for
reciprocity"
Havcmeycr seemed 10 think the
disclosures would not be ammunition
Of any value 70 the opponents Of
reciprocity.
Gen. Wood Speaks
General Wood Ia speaking yestef-
day afternoon Of Thurbef'H state
ments. said
Some feraons forget the fact that
when ! was military governor Of
Cuba. IL WAS nay duty to protects
the interests OF Cuba in every pos
aIbie way. / deemed ~ essential to
supply money 20 let the people Of
the United States know the full re.
uuircmeuta 81 Cuba. The Export
Association had \ good list of names
to whom llteruture on reciprocity
could be sent. and ! decided 90 sub
scribe for Il. In doing this l Ger.
tainiy Was helping the cause Of
cuba"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

The nomination of Clarence fde 70
be collector Of customs for Puget
sound. which was held up several
weeks by the opposition Of EenafoF
Foster Of Washington. was yesterday
fsxorabiy reported by the senate
committee on commerce. Foster hny-
ING been paeified by the appointment
OF his man to another place.
Foaa Of Illinois. introduced n bill
In the house authorizing the prcsl-
dent fc., appoint Capt. Clark OF the
Oregon to-rear admiral OF the senior
grade on the active list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
I'm CONTEMPT

SAN FRANCISCO. June is.-The
Honolulu supreme court has affirm
ed the decision of the circuit court
sdjudging Walter q. Smith, editor
Of the Advertiser. guilty OF con.
tempt and remanded him TO the
custody OF the sheriff To serve a
term OF 80 days imprisonment.
Smith win appeal the case TO the
United States supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
BRICK STORE euILoINo

NJ. ~. Murray Of the American
Savings bank. In building = $4,000
one-ztory brick store building At the
corner OF Third avenue and Union
street. J. ]. Poser. IN. contractor.
expects 10 have the building CON-
pleted by August Four OF the stores
viii face Union street and seven VIII
front on Third avenue.
The site il that formerly occupied
BY the Denny home. which has been
moved 20 the lot In tho rear and
west OF the corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
INrgRsTATE CLUB MEETING

Tho Iowa Nebrnaka- South Dakota
club meets In the X. OF Il. hall. First
avenue and Pike street, tonight The
ladies will furnish n short musical
program, which VIII be followed by
a dance. The club In making ar
to give Gov. Savage of
Nebraska a reception when he comes
here 10 attend the Moran ksel-layipg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
ANOTHER VICTIM
OF GAM BLING

WHATCOM, June l3.-Ed. Belott
was arrested last night while pass
ing a S2s forged check. In Fairhaven.
He claimed that the check had been
written by Richard COLLINS and Civ
en- him TO cash. Collins is OF n good
family in this city and owns consld-
erable property. He has been fire.
quentinR gambling houses in Fair
haven during the past few weeks.
Both men are lodged I'm the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
PROHIBITION
FORCES UNITE


Under the auspices OF the City
FEDERATION Of Temperance Unions a
Fourth Of July picnic viii be given
at Woodland park The Ministerial
Association. Good TemplarA. Anti
Saloon League and Prohibition Club
viii Join 10 make the picnic a sue
cess Rev. Burroughs. Of the As
bury NJ. r.. church. and other work
deliver short addresses. There Will
be- a gold medal contest IN charge %
Mrs. NJ G. Aunns. secretary OF the
West Washington w. e. T. u.
Games and nmusements 81 all kinds
with take place ON the grounds. and
refreshments viii BE- served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

Tomorrow at o'clock the special
examination for clerks and carriers
for the pontofffce will be given AT the
High school. Already IS applications
for examination have been received.
The purpose Of the examination is
20 NH the list Of eiiEibies. which has
ben reduced owing 10 the fact that
the postofice force win be increas-
ed BY 20 men on July I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
RETAINS OLD RANGE

The Seattle Rife and Pistol club
has decided TO retain for the pres
ent seanon it's old target range near
the Madison street bridge. Attempts
20 procure a new range within rea-
sonable distance OF n car line proved
unsuccessful.
Weekly shoots will he held each
Thursday this season, the same as
last, with monthly medal shoots on
the first Thursday OF each month.
NJ. Il. Hutchinson Is now wearing
the gold medal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
COWS ACTING
VERY BADLY
Yves. Seattle sovines Are pissrseins
Their City

The first steps of the infant city
Of West seattle are being attended
With the usual diecouraRing tupbles.
Not serious. Il IL true. but not dignf-
fled In the eyes Of the outside. as the
West sontticiten imagine.
The town cows are an ever present
reminder Of the fact that West Seat
tie is atill IN her swaddling clothes.
These innocent b0vinea have OF late
been occupying the center OF the
stage IN the city council. Nov they
threaten 20 invade The police court
since summer campers have APP
peared IN West Seattle II has heen
found that the cows have been COM
ing home night and morning bearing
evidence Of having been recently
MIXED and the crime has been laid
al the doors Of the campers.
The COW owners OF West Seattle
say the milking Of their cows Il
theft In the eyes ~ the law, and they
have demanded Of the city marshal
protection for their herds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
ACES vs.. pEucEs

DO deuces beat aces in poker
diee?"
This may not be a very weighty
subject, but II landed John b. Beck
and IL. Beckgren In the clutches of
the law last evening The two were
shaking dice In a First avenue saloon
last evening and an argument arose
over the above subject. A fight en-
sued and the arrest by patrolmen
Coleman and Kelly followed. The
men win be tried la tho police court
this afternoon.
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1900 Beers

PRETORIA. June i1.--Lord Kitch-
ener reports that ths suFrendern Of
Beers up 20 date exceed f2.010. many
Of whom are mere boys or very aged
men. All express bitterness towards
France and Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
PLuMelNe INePEcroR

The board OF hoalth VIII rocom-
mend 10 the city council the appoint
ment OF an assistant plumbing In
spector II the finance committee Will
allow the extra appropriation. The
Plumbers union OF Seattle has ask
ed for the extra man 10 helm out In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

speetor Mcintyre. who has 80 much
work that he cannot properly at
tend 20 ALT II viii be urged that the
plumbing inspectors saiar ybs In
creased To si16 per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13

John Gilbert II being tried for
grand larceny today IN Judge CRIT
fms court. He Is alleged 70 have
stolen from the Cedar Mountain Coal
company a oarNheels valued at So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-13
ONCE MORE
APPEALS To CONGRESS-
Ignores Thurber Disclosures Message Reiter-
ates Need for Reciprocity

right 20 be proud and for which no
many American lives have been sac
rificed"
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WEATHER FORECAST

seattle and Vlcinity-Tonight and
Saturday. fair, light 10 freah west
winds.