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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
KNIGH rs

The Grand I40dFs Knights 81
!. - a. "a. .. ....s ~. -.
| s2-fl 1a@ss - -s @ssf 2iHFafs
The session this morning wa= &C.
voted q the reports e ffte retiring
officsfs And IN. saftaaas commit.
tees. This Afternoon election % o.
fIEers Tor the ensuing term IL in
progress. Ths efficsrs elected are
- foliawe Grand Chancellor, J. n
stsveusast. II pefnefogs Grand Vice
ChRrceiior. ". n. MaKiiL ~ kal.
anna Grand f'rwlate J. W Near.
thur. ~ spokane. Grand keepcr o.
Spokane. Grand Master 81 IN
chsquer. a. Harris. % Olympia
Grand Master a. Arms. ~ y.
Cooley. ~ Everett. Grand Inner
Guard. uraa strong. q Tacoma
Grand outer Guard. . ~ Olson. ~
Seattle. supreme Representative 70
fhs Supreme Lodge. II. u Martin.
dale q Spokane.
This evening AZ o'cioek the thlrd
rank viii hs conferred ~ Seattle
Lodge Ne. s.
AZ the conclusion a the rers-
monies a smoker VIII be given IN
Castle hall
Ths competitive arm which was
begun At the Athletic park yestsr.
day afternoon bot vas discontinued
on account nf the rain Nsa held last
night ~ The Arnipry. Tbs grand
ledge trophy vas waa ~ the
Mitchell Harris Company No g. Of
Olympia. Captain aavttKr. ~ the
victorious eonpWny. was also award
81 the prize for the best company
commander
NrstsfdzY.s programme concluded
Nith a dance given ~ ths Hathhnns
Sisters ~ the ArmnFV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
FROM ORIENT

The japanese iinsr Kara Masu ar
rived fnts morning frEFu Yokohama
with 4see tans II Oriental products
For seattle abe had go ffaf riass
and t4 japanese and alN Chinese
FteernKe passengers
Col a. =. Johnson. commander -
~. Michasl and 81 George. came
from South Africa on his way home
10 London. on furiouxh lie com
mandsd one - the Royal Artillery
regiments that captured croujr IN
the Hosr war. fAeut. - Harvey Il
Accompanying him.
A. Cunningham. manager ~ the
IionRaons Press. who has been IN
China for II years. vas another pas
senEeF who Il on a visit r. his Lon
don home Several missionaries ana
their families returned fnam china
ara ;As Philippines
There were four Japanese rasaen-
gers % pramInsure-H Kpto. pro-
fesnor q modern languages a. the
Imperial university at Toxic who ia
going 70 Vienna for study. Or. q
fafnaxaki the engineer Who can-
struCted the Great Kobe docks. who
u On route 70 London. Lieut. X
Hato. ~ the japanese navy. and y
Tsull u the Japanese army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

This il the verdict u the eoruneF .
fur4 summoned this morning To in
YsstiEase the death 81 little tyaArs
oId Evelyn HarEsn. Nothing pas
brought oUt that would IN any ssY
ifseftfulasis the aeffhnsr boy Nhs
drove the wagon. No witnesses ssw
the wagon Fpina up NatterY street
befars u struck The ittir Eifi. 81
cert Oscar Hausan. the boy who = as
in the eaEoa 18th the driver tie
sala thar she horses Wsre traseilHg
At jog trut and his testimony
VAS nor impesehsd. The little Eifi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
MDNXZD IN MUD HW
Body of Unknown Man Found Near Grant
Sirsst.-FsII in Last Night

The body 81 an unknown man was
found by Jack Arnold under the
Grant street bridge at the foot OF
Massachusetts, street AZ o clock this
morning.
Nothing on the pefssfl Of the dead
man gives any clue to identity. OK
c.pt the laundry mark NJ. +. l."
written IN indeilbie iuk on the IN
derclothlaF Hs was apparently -
working man about 81 years Of age.
A copy Of the Irish World" and
$40 70 was found IN his pocket. The
paper WAS dated May 10
Lying at fun length on HIS back
on the mud flats under the bridge.
the dead body wnE found when
Deputy Coroner Islam and two po-
Ice Officers arrived this morning
Arnold had noticed the dead body
while he Was walking over the
bridge half an hour before and had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
BOY NOT
TOBLAME
The Garansr's. Jury. Exhanaratad !Serihnar
Whose Wagon Crushed Evelyn
Bergen to Death

ssarsd across the street In front q
the hafNns
~ n Mitchell saw the accident
iant as fhs whssss we're over the
rhifds fse,fy. lie picked up the
ritltd aaa carried her % nearby
arns stssx. whore she dtsst
" J. Mcdonald and J l. Hunt
tassirsed that errihnsr AS drivins
the team re- kteasly 10 fIrnf avenue,
but that before the wagon turned
up Battery street whsfv the accident
ecesfrxd that she speed sss slask-
sued
y A. butcher and q. W Rich
ar1sori saw the little sirl under the
- hasia Of the wagon. but asa not
see tbs wagon before Il struck the
chiid. Roth said that the horses
Wers stepped very quickly after The
ehlld eaa struck
cSrufer Haye released srribnrr
from eaata4y sfterFths Inquest. Han
son as released By the police last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
COL d
May Weather Almost The
Worst In 10 Years

The weather man during the past
two days has been guilty Of almost
the worst May weather ON record
hut once during the past thirteen
years has the thermometer register
I'd 40 low a temperature as that re
corded yesterday.
The mean thermometer reading
yesterday was a. degrees above zero.
las 1861 on the same date Il was a.
degrees The records OF the local
United States Weather bureau,
since its establishment thirteen
years ago. fail 10 show another time
when May weather WAS as cold ~
this. Today IL slightly warmer than
yesterday.
fiiJ asgtidu director "a d6arEt %
the local office said this morning
that u u. too early yet " predict
whni kind Of weather VIII prevail
Saturday afternoon aud sunday
when the President viii be here. but
that by telnorrow morning he thinks
he can figure quite closely what Fri.
day and Saturday VIII bring forth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
JACOBS FRANCHISE
MAKES CITY OFFICIALS
VIOLATE THEIR OATHS
Officials Accept Free Passes From Seattle Electric
Company Which They .SWOre They Would
Not DO When They Went Into office

That almost every city Official ~
Seattle accepts free transportation
on street cars. Is well known. That
they are all violating their ontha Of
office and are subject 20 impaueh-
ment and removal from office. aH
well az forfeiture ~ all their back
salary. a. not 20 well known. but 10
nevertheless true.
II f. a common and very usual
sight 90 see city officials from the
muYor down. board street cars and
Hash card passes In leu Of praduc-
Ing a nickel OF ticket for street ear
fare. Yet these very same officials
took the following oath Of ofnesi
e" heins duly sworn. on
oath. depsSe and say that ! am the
person telccted or appointed on
- days ~ . 10 the once II
=--=-- of ths city Of seattle. In the
state Of washington. that ! possess
all the qualification NOR
WILL ACCEPT FROM ANY
RAILROAD OF ErREEr RAIL
ROAD CORPORATION QFEnAT-
fS0 IN WHOLE on IN PART
WITHIN THE cry. ANY PASS or
FftEE TRANSPORTATION UPON
ANY TERMS. SAVE SUCH As ARE
OPEN 10 THE PUBLIC GENEit-
ALLY. that I vii faithfully com
piY with and abide BY all the re-
aulrsmrntn Of Sec Is. Article xin -
the said charter Of tbs city Of Seat
tis
The city charter provides In thu
section named above. as follows
NOR SHALL ANY oFFtcEH
ACCEPT FROM ANY KAff.KoAn
OF STREET RAILROAD CoHfDN~
ALTON OPERATING IN WHOLE
or ~ PART ~ THE CITY OBJ
SEATTLE. ANT PASS on FfiEE
TRANSPORTATION. OR TtlAkEs
pGltrATTOS UPON ANY TERMS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
DANGEROUS DEATH-TRAPS
There Are Many of Them Along the Waterfront
Says Port Warc,n Jensen

tee IN moi FasAinE some protection
Tor pedestrians IN TIRE vicinity u 70.
caieing tire sewers condemnation oi
waterfront Business men.
Port Warden Jensen said this
morning.
4 have repeatedly recommended
20 the board Of public works that
tho death traps an along the front
similar 70 that at the foot Of Jack
son street In the vicinity Of the hos
piiai ship be removed. Not only
should holes be patched, but the
wharf line along Railroad avenue
should be fenced Ia. II IL a fact.
though now not apparent. that At
various timsH protecting fences have
been built along such danger spots.
Bus they have been demolished by
piicdrlvera and oiber means almont
"a quickly as thty have been put
tasi .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
SPACE is RESERVED
EOR BIG FAMILIES

large families win their wives and chidren
- mve the old University
sss dHsax the President Roosevelt "You
= 1Na - alpnw, and bring their Babies"
8t the = thla
II Medr4w. o
u Lsmpng % committees
McCiFnwa
rzf VII ~ among the hg All tho big
znT have do 70 take advantage II
q espsrTunsy~
definitely decided op-
a
II president evidence the Parinc
|Arawss- n o thing iurussate
|w q The population them do their
~ hereby families -
afsn their At IN order that
S2r4a VII
ttAa re<epion- today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

notified the police The tide WIS cut
and had left the corpse on the mud.
From the condition Of the corpse
Il was evident that the man had
faiieu or Jumped into the DAY dur
Ing the night.
Had the man fallen IN yesterday
the body would have been seen dur
ing the day" said Deputy Coroner
Islam. "hs there sre crowds Of peo-
pie passing the place during the day.
The condition q the mans flesh. his
clothes and the Newspaper found IN
hIa pocket indicates that he fell In
very recently"
The man wore n rair OF dark cor
tnrey trousers. dark shirt. blae8
coat and black soft hat lie had =
dark murtache turning gray and a
xuAfee - the same color.
The body ia being held At the
Honnsy Watson BarEue pending
Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

be visited, elaborate plans have been
made for his reception and entrrtain-
ment Ar. Roosevelt viii be the irHt
president 10 visit this section 81 the
country since President Harrison
vac here IN tkai
The late President Mckinley was
% have been ssfe two years nEu. hut
two da1a PRIOR Co che aAte set for
his Visit e. Portland Il vas found
necessary e. abandon the trlp o.
san traueisco. owing e. the sudden
ianrss 81 AIRS Mckinley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
HILL STILL
SLIDING

The landslide at the northern 40.
proach OF the Great Northern tun.
mel became little more serious last
night. though the water pipe has not
yet broken and the danger Ia NOT
much greater than yesterday. The
engineers In charge ~ the work. NJ
well aa members Of the board Of
public works. are IN n auandry az
TO what can be done "a stop the
slide.
Engineer Reed n quoted as prnc.
ilcaly admitting. during n confer.
encc with the board yesterday. that
he does not know what To DO about
the matter.
The evidences o. the Glide extend
cd considerably east OF Western ave.
nue. today Aillson'F boarding Htabis
on Western avenue and Virginia
street r. about half undermined and
r. IN considerable danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Tbht portion Of the waterfront o.
tween jackson street and the "a
clfie cosst Companys coal buuksfs
l. the most dangerous ~ all man
killing sections ~ the waterfront IN
the oplu ION - Port Wardsu Jensen.
and the city should take Immediate
STEPS to fence in and nKht the
dren ded SPOT.
II l. seldom that a week passes
without one or two men losing their
lives in the vicinity. The victim
atumhiea az night among the dark
holes az h. makes his way along
Railroad avenue OF to a steamer that
may iic az the bunksrs. finally
niunRes into the hay and nothing IL
heard from him until he Ia picked
up a. a fioatef several days after
wards.
The negligence of the city suthori.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

take part in the presidential marine
parade a was considered that u
would b. unWise 81 leave the whole
waterfront sx4azsa Ia frs un sHeh
"A secession. Nhes the danger wuuid
- greatest
Aeeordinrly chief Cook has eixen
ussisfa % Capt. Eifutt ahd bis efeu
Is Htand by the lite-nEbtlng steam
sf a. she lies ~ TIRE city slip, As
enau az tha procession comes 81
alNak around n1W4mlsh head The
afebaat viii give three short whis-
ties 1-hat eiil b the signal faE shf
bls haA az nrv headquarters te peal
cut tae giad news that the head Il
the aAtiod has arrived AZ the queen
cts q Puget sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
WILLY TAPS WILL
Sc IN PARADE

vessels IN the procession. but prob
ahiy Is vii he able % take a4Kans
tag - gaptAla Davies affrf.
lsireaay the people % Seattle are
gtaHAlng a. % hou they ~til xieW
thH Imposing ard beautiful marine
4laniay Those Nha alii riot see the
prpEsHsiou from the acurrs Of craft
Ia ti1.e eii set & long distance view
- it from the waterfront of such
stasfaaHa - - - q tsaFsasaia a5a5atl
- $50 81 SO, .s-.-a q - 81
Al-ikl point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
RECEPTION PLANS
NEARLY COMPLETE
Various Committees Which Have Charge of Ar
engagements for the Presidents Visit are
Busy as Bees

and Josiah Collins The tuasta have
net yet been assigned,
At meeting Of the presidential
COMMITTEES this morning the request
Of Superintendent eoouer that space
near the presidents stand he re-
served Tor the chorus of i.leo high
school students was granted.
Il WAS also decided to fire n salute
on shore. in response 20 the salute
that VIII BE- iirea from the revenue
cutters AT the head 81 the naval
parade. as they round the point az
West seattle, The spokane viii he
hsfthed on the north slide OF the
Arlington dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

SAVE SUCH AZ ARE OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. The
violation u any OF the provisions of
this section shall work a forfeiture
~ the ONCE Of the officer violating
the same. and warrant his removal
from Office BY Impeachment or other
proper procedure.
Any such officer guilty 81 accept
ing such free transportation or
transportation upon terms not open
10 the public generally. shall. m ad-
dillon 10 furfeitinE his once "a
above provided. forfeit to the city
an sums Of money paid him BY the
city aa salary during tire terms IA
which he shall be guilty u such mis-
conduct. up 90 the time Of the re-
coycry Or judgment against him
therefore. and civil action foT the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
BANK CLEARlNGS
HAROLD BOLDLY
FOUND THROUGH
A STAR ITEM

naruld. a little curly haired tot Il
THREE and eua-hHlf years. child %
Mrs. = Heddy 81 las seventh ave
rue. Nha wandered away from bis
home Yesterday nsarniuE, Was dla-
covered through an item IN the star.
tiaFHia hsd H5<aytd anaY willis
piRyins IN the street. ard Naa faand
late last night b. a gentleman Nha
refused te Ktts his name. rfyins bit
terry Oh = sfrret ur on fiaafun hifl
I'he gentleman had rad abaut The
iuat child IN ths Star. aud fesoguigrd
Harold - his description. he
brought aim safely hgmH g. the tpy g
distracted neither The police were
nolihed that thsY need not keat fur
ther Tor the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

recovery thereof may az any time BE-
commenced 81 the name OF the city
by the corporation counsel upon
complaint verified by any citizen Of
the city"
MAYOR HUMPS. MEMBERS OF
TIE CITY COUNCIL AND kUMER-
OTIS OTHER OFFICIALS OF TIM
cry ARE ALL IN THE SAME
B0AT and 50 far az can be learned,
there h. but one city ofncial who re-
fuses to accept the free street car
transportation rendered b. the Ee-
attic Electflc company.
That Ia Judge stfattoa, member ~
the board ~ library commissioners.
II Is known that when the Seattle
Electric company rendered him
free pass. Judge stratton returned Il
with a polite aadiinatl0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

b VI mrs conPrissng Puget
he aveer No IA American As
|.ezsez Masters ard Pilots %
~ s<ss~fa viii greet President
|sr<szz n the marine parade frufu
- - a.umt@rman. Capt T.
trsz Daetfs. captain nf the hafr
r - eznef % ths tuz has ifi.
- 4 nlslroers o. thF haraor q
- - ssn fresu the Htta Mana %
-zssss. ~ - - 80.
- - - 14
n ~ = enrRx.d IN steering The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
PLANS FOR THE GUARDS

u rrzs battalion II the First
fHsas u the National Guard of
Fsss. MAJ. Otto A. Case N
Axzz4 vii have chs rye 81 hand
: : gsvss a. Olympia and win
- q real police IN poirtnE Sc
aaf NHl act as a personal
- e President Roosevelt upon
~ 70 TIE sDund the latter part
- Nssk
aa psnskx u v Whateofn. and X
Nstfetf. NI1 arTire II Seattle on
A'nl1n At , eelsck tomorrow
- n eflcsfs h. charge viii
- VITA lbsir comp MES 10 Maj.
= Ne Gsibraiih- Hacon dock.
aislF Hp9n their arrival.
- = e1npany with Companies
2. snd Company A of the
F5s. and me First Regi-
y nAns Ell Of Seattle. they viii
- e cspital City and cave for
= tasir arrival AZ Olympia ri
ssnE they Will BE- Joined BY
q Tacoma which shall
n I, 4aFfhtd to the Capitol city.
- sesk Of the day will be
- eee has formed a sentinel
far banding he men. The
c, VII BE- diaburasd along
ever which the president
ssst from the depot % the
ss A part 81 the troops
n I, itats IN the parade. and
~ lsalain until II Il over and
asht has left f0r Tacoma.
: na1Fs viii then fe-stnbark
Capital city and wlli be
Rack 70 Seattle. arriving
80 ,. m. The Whatc0m
~. cornpaniea. Htin under
H. = hsi Case. will imrnedi.
H. =. ..,s',,ssanark Tor Everett. where
fsiaain IN service until sf-
sasnt has Visited that city
afternoon.
eompanita vii Be kept IN
~, s=Ssssst Saturday and
whatever asslatancn the
W :. REQUIRE m handling the
~ NE dock and At the Uni
=. saads. viii be given them.
.,snI'any will b. stationed al
s.kton hotel b. At a. a per-
4 -. ssa Of the president
WI IN an BE- about 100 men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
lEcORATE WATER FRONT

their huiiday dress. fcsfoans Of
hautiuE and mutt -e1iofed signal
flags that have not been used since
last Fourth ~ IuiY arr being haul-
"a from the damp boxes Ia which
they have been stored In a way that
gives promise that the long line 81
water front viii present one confiuu-
Gus blaze Of coloFa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

a.t.s,s Of the psegram ar
= ne presidential visit are
- ....pissed. Il. Q. Graves, who
- -. AZ the banquet 10 he
- kaaar % thr presidential
- ..s.snncea the list ef speak
= megrlng. a. toisaNs Gov
= = nsf,risie. ssnatoF Ankeny,
reater. Representatives
- ssseman and Humphrey.
n Albertspns 81 senator
wilson n & Hughes. Sam
Aumss. J. H. Moikle.
cottrriiL A J. Hiethon.
fausmRn. ". H. Parry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

1 : iestAlioa OF the walsr trout
N~zinx apace. Today a new
~ vas raised at the Agen
Ne steamship companies are
Hkx 70 lay In a supply Of
fzHs for the decoration Of the
4HN The numerous small
= Esii are preparing 10 don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

- aaw unsons ~ The city Will
~ l4he 10 srei al part Ia the
E--els n fsvsFirnt Roosevelt.
=. s=s==sssF q e<essssifsss etsssssii!s 3
skss<e u the afTalr. have act
S~-rsp.1si ed with Frank Rust.
80 = the Western Central Ia
- i rcxafd 10 the matter
! nkass tAemselves had planned
@na rafxie and hold 3 coufnr-
- faR president when be
1 = fhs rlty, ms plan reil
-. sxsnx - she fact that the
,s-ss.< Il charge % the arrange
- - sirsady made % a pro-
- ~ xcald take np al ths time
: ~ asset
! svseat snoquAlmis VIII not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

WINNIPEG. Man. May 1o--i<n-
bridge adviCes nay that losses IN
Alberta ~ stock from the effects Of
the biirSard are suorfnoua The
money loaa viii exceed i1e1o coo
Hundreds 81 YoanK cattle are dying
and strong cattle will only pun
through IL the storm subsidies today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

IN service. All have been ordered
to report In heavy marching order.
ard ti1r battalion caFaFuisssry Wlii he
prepared % that the troops may
provide their own sustrnancs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

NEW YORK. May f0.--T-hs excite
meuf which for several days past
has characterized tire cotton market
r. unabased today. There Is a terri
re rush ~ shorts 20 cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
DEMAND MORE PAY

IN the entire west eide 81 the city
have been ordered TO strike at s
O'Clock tonight. unless the shops
where they are employed observe
union hours
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TOSELECT HALL SITE

The city council viii meet tonight
At the city hall az committee on
the whole TO conaider the selection
Of n site for the proposed new city
hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

tustr turuatH cut. ~ WIS, prtHu m
ably. "a case of murder and suicide.
Their three little children slept IN the
adjoining room and we're unconsci-
GUS OF the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

had l.ocn out seeing the sights with
Dan Tueaday night and had lost
him. Dan Macdonald had been In
Seattle bat n few DAYS. he came
from flfvmuia 10 cot suofk an IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

noon. was discharged by Superior
Judge Bell at s O'Clock last night.
because Of their failure 90 agree.
During yesterday morning and
nfInrnnnn the lnrnra rnnDII..II.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Il ~ 40, Roosevelt. There IL no
'a'is s.ss.'s.a.s.iasm on The part IN the
s.Iss f. '', n' but IL IL the stern
y. NE law that the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

The bartenderu. who are allied
with the walters union. are also In
cluded IN the demands When their
demands were handed IN Organizer
Fitzpatrick said.
The bartenders are not 70 blame
for being forced to work IT their
business. but ! wiah they would
strike and destroy every saloon and
brewery IN the country. Liquor is
labars curse. Let him who thinks
whisky strengthens him, buy beef
steak. from that he will actually get
strength. while all he Eets from
whisky ~ weakness aud temporary
insanity.
IF he drinks FOR pleasure. he had
better buy books and read them. II
he drinks To forget his condition he
had better educate himself 80 he can
improve a. Instead OF making him
forget his bad condition, whisky and
beer puts him IN a worse one Every
citv should have drinking fountains
10 that thirsty wufkmcn would not
be forced into SALOONS 90 quenfn
their thirst with something that
makes them fools and destroys their
health
IF tho strike IL ordered. " Ties nr.
practically, every hotel and regtaura
ant IN the city and many saloons "
CHICAGO. May %. Union BARRIERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Arlington dock should AZ least be
made passable This could easily
be d0ne BY having the nreboat sno-
qualmie clean on tha wharf BY the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Twelve thou
sand union walters today demanded
increased pay and shorter hours.
The demand II practically n 20 per
cent horizontal increase for all EN-.
piaHsa 81 restaurants. including kit
chen employees. They ask Tor an an
HWsr within five days. The reataur-
ant owners association has appoint
"a a committee to confer with the
unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
half HOLIDAY
FOR GROCERS

At meeting Of the Seattle
Retail Grocers. Association held
last night Ia the HinckieY
Block. " wss decided 10 close
al retail grocery stores in the
city from " O'Clock noon until
4 O'Clock Saturday IN honor OF
the visit % President Roosevelt
% the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Evelyn bergen came 70 her
death ~ bslna run over -
HaEuu at the Uufuvr 81 FIRST
avenue and AAtfafg street Maas
day. May r. The wagon as
driven BY Dave Hcrihnorn