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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-04
.HfPPNfR GROWING
Recovering From Effects
of Terrible Disaster.
STATESMAN REPORTER RETURNS
Sound of the Hammer is Heard Ev-
erywt1ere-Effects of Flood on
Crops Is Noticeable.
STATESMAN REPORTER RETURNS

Edward D. Baldwin. one of the
! Statesman's correspondents who has
lust returned from a few weeks at
Heppner reports that that enterpris-
! ing little town is rapidly recovering
| from the fearful disaster Of June 18th.
The town rings from morning untl
night with the sound Of the hammer
and the business portion of the town
! is nearly rebuilt already. One or two
| fire proof buildings will be put up but
most Of the buildings are frame.
| There is a big demand for real es-
| tate on Main street and property is
being held as high as $100 a front
foot. Many of the inhabitants, whose
property was destroyed by the flood
are rebuilding on higher ground al
! though some are taking the chances
of a repetition and are rebuilding
on the old spot.
The substantial nature of Repp-
ners business is shown by the fact,
that the volume of business done in
the month of July this year was
greater than that done a year ago,
Mr.. Baldwin said this morning.
Anyone who is sceptical concern
ing the coal question or the kind and
quality Of the coal being gotten out
OF the mines 20 miles above Heppner
should see the specimens in front of
the First National bank at that place.
Several Of them are two Or three feet
through. The vein Of coal is over
nine feet through and The quality very
excellent. The people Of Heppner are
enthusiastic over the matter and hope
that a railroad will be built to the
mine soon Owing to the great diff
Guilty of getting the coal out by team
little is being mined although some
20 or 80 tons have already been haul
ed away. The principal stock in the
company is owned by several persons
although a grea, many citizens OF
Heppner are small shareholders.
Stock has risen to five cents a share
already from one cent and has i'm
mediate prospects Of going higher.
Crop prospects IN the Willow creek
valley are very poor. Several farm
ers who were interviewed on the sit
uatiOn said that seven bushels 10 the
acre is a very good average crop
while lots and lots Of wheat would
only average five or six. 1t is esti-
mated that one-third Of the crop wiz
not be cut at all. AS the country
around lone especially depends on
wheat almost entirely this condition
Of affairs is quite a blow TO that sec
ton. The failure is caused by the
very small rainfall in the spring. That
coming in June was too late to do any
good The condition of the farmers
IN the valley was made even worse by
the food of last June. Those who
had their hay cut lost it all in the
flood and that not cut, the food mash
ed down and so matted it with silt
and mud that it will be very difficult
to pillow the ground for another crop,
The farmers are hopeful however OF
better conditions next season.
Mr.. Baldwin says that he is glad to
get back to Walla Walla and declares
it to be the best town in the North
west without any exception.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-04

You said the victim was shot in
the head?" queried the coroner.
Yes. sir" replied the witness.
previous to the shooting had there
been any trouble or theats thai would
have led the victim to expect the
shot?"
NO. sir; | don't think such a thing
ever entered his head before
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-04

A certain cOrnchandler Of London
had just engaged an assistant wnC
hailed from a village near Leeds
This youth was remarkably green,
and apparently it had been impressed
upon him by his frineds in the village
that the sharp London people would
try and take rises out of him. A Gus
toner entered the shop, and wher
the youth appeared, said: Il wan
some bird seed, please" It's noa use
lad, tina kno's," answered the verdan-
one knowingly; tina cannot have me
Birds goas from eggs, not seed"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-04

The man who had made a million
rather suddenly was not altogether
happy. 1T seems to me-" he unused
uneasily. when man gets rich quick
there should be some kind of santa
rum where he could go until he ac-
CURED the taste for olives and learn
ed how TO pronounce chauffeur cor.
rectly."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Jahn Morgan. who was arrested
sunday night rDr carrying a sfnsii
arsunal ia his pockets. Nas fined ttaQ
~ Police judge George yesterday
aud committed a. the chain EanK for
- dayH in default u The fine
Fire in q heap ~ waste IN the
basement ~ the Puget sound Ma
winery Depot. 81 Railroad aVonur
AMI Washington street. started a
small hiaEe lat niaht fhr IRE aps
pasatus $50 called aut ana thc fife
saaH sKtluguinhrd
CART A J nsfiist y.si - tsA' ssesisssf
vqfd that ~ had i,asn spfainlea cea-
sal At this port fni thr kaYrrum-nt ~
0uatamsta Ne nslisft has RESTLESS
hega Toe = uumhef = Yrsss. Ha waH
wee knVNu ~ fais a. an athietu
A. tha msrtiuz % the eitY aausaii
last nirhf the arfinsnee suggested ~
Fife Marshal keii0xs reatrietans fan
storage - firsssskz and ether ssfIa=
siFes ~ the city. was adopted
TIE ordinance allowing chief Cask
- additional men In the fire drgaft-
meet sas FasseA At ths rns~tfnK "a tbs
ests eaansii last ntshg Nine q the
nsu men pili - utiiiaoi 81 fire head
quarters. ard three at tha nsu luaan
Anae sfatlau fha additional fnsH ~tii
repsNssat an inareass "a So - ~ ths
munthlp pAYsrnfi ~ lhs FIRE depart
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MARINE NEWS

Freight stramahip Meteor under
chaftor Ia the NJ A. A. a T. Gen
.natiad q Namu yesterday with
0 Goa tome of fretHht Mnet OF the
carua will hr discharged AZ 81
Michael and oO0 toms af Il sent 60
nAN son. up the yukon A ennHign.
INERT 81 10 horses aud ateefs and
four mitch COWS viii be discharged
at Nome A lsfse part Of the
Metaafa freight IL hnluE sent north
hY tho charter company
The new steamer telegraph ~ the
srattlesfa tou4a Everett Navigation
company L. almost completed az hsf
erett aud viii arrive here la about a
week She Is 60 run IA cuntunciiun
With the city Of Everett She haa
room faF 400 passengers.
TIE veil kHnwn huaner Htdualn
was hnon chartered by Gordon a craig
20 carry raHan at lumsHr - Nome.
This = . he used IN The construction
az the Council city a solomon fHti.
rnsd Cor whleh NEATLY iaOa tons a
material "a already an the wa uatth.
The sanaAia commenced taadias tndaF
The steamer Robert peiiar arTIF "a
yesterday ham san Francisco Nta
Eureka Hur caran fur this port
consisted mainly IT ana 900 feet ~
redwood lumber. which u Ga hs
shipped an the Hyadua ia iakp.
hama
Competition among the rival
steamers On the Wuat Seattle terry
run has resulted m reduction a
one half ~ fare last year 90 tlas
cts an the terry Ctiy of Seattle were
sold for s. SUNDAY commenced thu
sale of twice thar number ~ tick
cts on that ferry Tor 81
Talrty nve Eiil net nahermen
bound n the Shlienot eanuery 81
noftth today pn the steamer Cottage
CITY
Hark earraiton was hauled up on
thn new marine says a. the Hail
shtn, ard AZ Eagle itafhaf. last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
FISH COMMISSION
SAILS TOMORROW

The fiHh snmmirinn sent out by
the government - examine Alaskan
Fisheries afiiH tomorrow on the Al.
halrnsa All the members ~ che
HfRrf Jordan of stanford university
head Of the cafnniaHion. arriving
last night
The expedition sails frat tu Nauat-
mo hay. then 90 Prince uf Wales o.
land and Muir glacier what either
northern waters wiil be exploited b.
Ha yot Undetermined
The work Of the commission VIII
be confined chiefly 81 the study Of
liz r.HFH.w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
TWO MORE
RQATS :.
ARROW COMPANY VIAL SOON
HAVE THEM IN COMMISSION

~ esnHectiaa with me announce
uent ~ the steamer AFrpWA ran.
capt Cos hFauH ~ tha Arrow NasiH
alton cemfsuy. stated this morning
that hiss ftfri soateul platsd bringing
two more beats % Seattle for U.S.
between PuEsf sound naintA oas
81 thess the Telephone. VIII rraeh
this poet fuiy : frusn Portland ana
sli b tuHglasitstslr pressed ihta
service
The T~isphaas ts ons - the nnass
models - she stern - hgnl type sh<
has been in commission an the Cob
umbia river fur a number of years.
bot far the past fsW fuupfhs has
been eofn plsfsiY 9vernauiaa ana she
ts virtually a new bnat what run
she ELL have T. axain a ulfstrf of
famaf. as Capt cochfane shsss
luteir refuses - say
The nsw vessel which the Arrau
company - huilairK II naufeied nn
the same lines - those - the Ar
fuN ana = intended a. a sister boat
SHE wiii b. about 10 feet longer than
the AfraN. bat the pruppriiqns -
The latter steamer all ~ retained
Shs = as Ysg nsrretras. nor - the
time q her launching knoNn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
BODIES WELL
For ALASKA
SENATOR nEiTRicH WILL ~.
vEsrleArE TIE eoUnTRY's
NEEDS PERSONALLY
>, 500 - 49, 80 =, 't''sr - = ::

seaats chsfiss a. DaHrieh - Ne.
bras4a. accompanies hf - daughter
sails foniKht eH re CethR~ c1sY fer
an sNfsndrd TRIP thruaEh Aaasa.
whtsh 81 TAXI aHsH fhs mlH1fs %
September % eampisse me ahfscg &
the tffp = % study ire seafraf needs
q thr caartrF in rsEaFa 90 aafisaai
issaaia siea
Sc siH - 81 Dawson - sNsgs4s
ara As~H sas EeAsa 81 o. atrh@si
anA Nfns A. M after lsosat ~ vii
board ths rsvsaa~ rustsr Fhstia whies
wifi tska Rim - patns Hsreau nss
t4rniuE - wits Ftsis ths whaftnE feet
south ~ 5aag nsfrt. thr ssai ass relns
a~ar tsifnsia uateh hNrtsss. Fahias
ana seush-&sfsfu stsess points After
r-aehlaa Sr4ffza hs VT - - S4a
Yrmneiaea ard sark Is Wsshinason
Senator Dsitfiah SO elected FsseT
nor q Nrarasks in tae Later ~ vas
et-rssa - she aznats and ntsis : NEW
b~r % fte Prillprinss committee In
that carseisy ~ w~nf g. the phiiip-
pines 80 stlsdY fss eaunsFa ard rauas
IN tap q - = - nUsh bsasfil e.
hiFu tnaf be detsrtwInsi "a make = alu-
iiar TRIP - Alaska. nov that - = a
member e fhe guhise lznaa COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
JUS T LIKE 4
BLIND PIG
MERCANTILE cLuB FALLS uN
oEs POLICE BAN

T. Cross hurst, pho was ~csniy
appointed receiver far the SEATTLE
Mercantile club. wss arrested last
evening ~ License inspector Marsh
on = warrant charging him sin ssIi q
iuE iiauor Niihaat a license The
had been registered by iaczi saloon
msn against the eiub bar
The complaint. shseh q on Me
against cruxhufat At the police
court sess ~ the fact that a bar is
run3uets8 ~ thr club without a st.
cense. a government license - held
~ the eiuu. but neither a club nor
= general retail ii4uof license has
been taken out
Ths Mercantile club was started
several snonffs ago - social club
IL . Hsa#a business men Al fIFRt
q saufizhsd. but the patronage soon
fell Of and the club vent 70 the
vail Nh craahufst Who was
formerly manager ~ the club. was
appointed receiver ard has FOR the
past mouth been attempting 10 put
the club on 50 feet again
one 81 the features % Tho club
was a buffet where a regular bar
tender VAS on duty The bar t.
little more than a nidrbaafd. but
iiaaor VAS sold and saloon Fpsn IN
the uetEhburhood 81 the Arcade
building object To- their Patrons
their thirst AZ an smpnr-
ium not regularly licensed By the
city
Mr rf1whurst wma released from
the police station yesterday ea sc
bail lie viii be tried Tuesday,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MILITARY
PREVENTS
LYNcHING

.AY6@fisfE X iaHa IS The
trial u the three negroes accused ~
lhs murder ~ Iehn FartuW, vas To-
day = big military event EarIY this
morning the towh began - MI with
farmers from the surrounding c1un-
try, when the troops started 70
march from the isi 20 the court.
house. the eNriteuans began.
shouts from the leaders ~ the
mob caused the officers having the
prisoners - order the mllitiamen 20
OK baYonsts. then facing the crowd
surrounding u. held q IN a square
Another detachment of militia and
deputy shrfins took the prisoners to
the court
The military took charge Of the
courthouse and barred all entrances
then placed a cannon In fr1nh
The town IL wildly excited All
business is suspended. Nothing but
the uucnHpremisins ffefif % ;hH
RuardHmen prevented lynehing
The prisoners we're arrnlRnrd. sur /.
rounded BY soldiers and then taken
back to JAIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

HorsEH EErfSg rnunss! aiss ane M
nishrt tfpat f0sEn. ss2fs unitsfsi
strFet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

FHN sat - Rev rfashis asfuuaa rral-5s -
4liaf #ud sfHflnH taaF faf four 4 q esu
9lhgrf a Dos. Ia scnraa ntrasf
fNh RMS EHA0tNN f-rAADO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

CLNVELAHp. Ohio. june Ia
Marsa fd ueera might have been
a. successful haf hs taken W some
other lire " work. tat u guila - a
lard n4sttef q eang3nes hiIa % that
asrrs Is At medium height, Fef1
dAFk PLEASANT % meet teaaY
taIkar whsH ~ cares - ~. careful
III what he says and has the rsftu
tAflpu q never maktns a Htateusnt
that vsfias hatfss breath ffsWn the
tfaih AZ a driver he has ~ psHf
rhaNe Nhs have zeru him fairly iir
a horaa under the wire. a winner BY
a uasa. AN not forget q aa hek a.
they i've.
~ - winusr one mnst 80
something thai - agreeable 60 h'ft."
Ne said a fee faYs aao. az tn. ttsw
iaf house Soa. when 1 ess q apY
used t. stand aruuud ans watch
the horses. and 40 Ypu kuas that
befare { vas out II short trousers I
hal made up mF mind that safnr
daf I Vas saing t. b. driver
Hts ffsf fsce sHs with 4 hefsr
gstlaa little Dave II was avef a
half.nsilr tr4et at Lebanon Tenn (.
in the summer ~ either ~ or is1s
e, q -. go ~ ~, b. 81, .:ls.ss,
II made me happier - epme unzisf
the wiFs first that aay than fas asy
f4av that I have asaes uaH Ths
tlns Tor tire fastest heat ssN %
but In those daFH three minata
lzass - a ~nat.r"
ssnoe thru he has driven Robert y
che distance Ia cit and has PROB
ably handled more high class psf@
formers Than any man 90 the caan-
try 4 don't know how ms.g
hufsss I have trained and driven.
mas ! sas@z fhe Tat = = pretty i1nw
one. he said II includes fo9
faschsff. star Pointer Featsay and
a ho4, u uthsrs that wire weird 2
famed 81 their tisne II w4s not ans
"a 1875 thai Ne apgsaafe4 in she
xfhnd hAfaasgt Hia first race ~ this
company Vas behind Alice West. q
Eea8 mars and = fast enc. Until n
years aEp Re had acted az a public
trainer Their he vas engaged BY
ths Hamiins. - Village farm fame.
ana ne has ooatinssad ~ lha head 81
their establishment ever since
Above ar else aesfs ~ a modest
snsu Nc never bfsas ~ his aefau-
pllshrnants sna Ne Nould rather talk
on any subiees thar himssifs
.=f~li mo something % Yourself
ana ypus work. suggested fouf esr-
respondent
oh. H.ahhwf There u poihlaE that
ear tell yen that Waaid Be ~ in
fsfnst he said have been -
ionK IN tire horse business that asa.
pie are tired - hsariuE anything
alsaus sssa vas born AMI br0lnht
itp IN LEBANON. Tenn / have Always
besH around horses ard 7 suppose
that could MT make a living a.
anything else.
Training methods have not
changed much since l A. a young
aier They da not SOC the horses a.
much as they used 70 The work IL
shorter and more lively Yes. there
- last a. much difference Ia ths Dis.
Position - Harara So tEAFa + tn aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
QUIET AT
BELGRADE

BELGRADE. June rs United
atatrs Minister Jackson arrived here
today and VIII remain until order ~
restored.
BELGRADE. Jure is--eeiebra-
lions Ia honor Of fhe new ruler be-
gan last night with great iliumina-
tons Today thanksgiving fea-
tivai A. being held
WASHINGTON. -. C., June Ia
a dispatch from Minister Jackson %
Belgrade announces the election u
Peter and raya quiet prevails.
BELGRADE. June 1.-THE gov
eminent has decided 10 hand King
Alexander fortune over TO his
mother. Queen Natalie. and that
Of Queen DraRa 10 her sisters. who
afe stli In Belgrade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

MONEY

We l8sn - fziausd people asi their psrssuai
hefe. without security Dealings strict
~ confidential n ygH nsad money,
cali On - TIE Fiasiify Las Company.
faHm q Colonial higTk. naftheaaf cqf nai
Haaph1 sad Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
7RIAL OF
MILLIONAIRE
cOWBOY

gT. FftANcfa. Kan, June i6,-z
re preliminary hearing Of
fbferfev Dewey the millionaire
eaub8g. Ard his two asFoalatea. who
are rhafnad with The murder ~ The
ferrpa. b4an today The city -
filled with cowboys ana SETTLERS.
Am who enter the court house are
ffar~t.ed for weapons. The pfHon-
ere we're escorted into court b.
m@fla The soldiers later established
q strong guard around the building
Earh side ~ represented by q nota-
BILE array ~ counsel The proassii-
ton il bcing conducted bY Mr.. N"e-
man. attorney general 81 Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
THE ARROW FALLS
A TRiFLE SHOP,

Strung from boa o. stern with fly
ing flags the new steamer Arrow
pulled into the 0aIisralt n Bacon
dock AZ SIS n'ciock this morning
completing her first trip from Ia
coma 20 Seattle. a large crowd
watched her arrival That she had
made a hard run Waa evident from
the fact that her newly painted
smoke stack waH blistered from heat
khs came n is minutes behind
time. but Manager Garhrane e.
psasunl % the anxfatIh fr4aasssfI lsss.
fusH that the Gauaa - her delay WHa
an oVefheated shaft bearing. Tho
fact that her machinery IN new ae-
counts fuf tho accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
REST FOR
LOCCERS
AL CAMPS IN STATE WILL
CLOSE UNTIL AUGUST .

Al a mevtps Of the f'aset sound
Laabernsps Association. held yss-
tesday IA the osfioes of ,he simpson
Losxlns Company. 4, uas decided to
ADVISE sae closing % all the laxxinE
camps IN the Puget sound district
This VIII b. done today and opera
tiaus VIII noe be resumed until
August 8 About q 600 men VIII ~
thrown cut u Wnrk
This aftian has b.en under "a
Visenaut for sotne time and = due T.
a giuttst market and she desire 81
the members OF tac association 60
maintain their present pries scale
The MARKET AsIrpius g. uet due % an
increase tu TIE number ~ campo hai
70 an Increase Ia the capacity II
each cH8Hp
Word has lean received that th-
Celumhsa River ioEgrvS AsSneia =
tien has also taken actiam siaiiisr q
that 81 the Puget sound lumkeyussn.
ana that itn camps will hs elasad Tor
a parigsa III - days ~ faF ahaut
I've sraafhs practically No iAxkfna
VIII b. dane eu the Pacific auast
At the end ~ that finie h II hoped
that market epudttlous wifi - such
that operations cAn b. frcnmmeackd
on a. large a sc4ls AZ formerly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

askaAIs EAtf#tt ifofEI. iiit First AZ
nee heuss asuiy faraishsd al moasfl
price, rioderats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
CLASSIFIED Ads
Help wsr,.d-msI.
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Sewing hsehins
eA4lnTss ssstas raehins fspairns fstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SCIENCE EXPLODES LONG
CHERISHED ILLUSION
Lake WashlngtOn's Claims to UniathOmahIe Depth
and Trsachsy Swept Away

Modern science has destroyed an.
other popular spoafarhicHi Illusion
Aud SOW She 1clenNne sharp
fitm fhH tast has disturbed
the placid hhaam ~ Lake Washing
ten With his sounding Fofs anI lead
lines #Hd proved eouelusiVtN that
Instead as being = trtaehereus body
of water 90 untathoW4hte depth ntii
Of arlf0 AND loftuaur currents ant
asrk caVfa heapcd with the bNnea 90
drowned meH. the lake ls really q
shallow affair and aKrraHtnE hess
thaa WeaslN to feet in depth and
entirety mueeent IT Wefu stile than
surface Indications 40 81 prove
Thc take NAa surveyed 0nd char
Ted hy United States eAast aud Sc
adafit survey engineers ffam Nash
fnnton several monfhs sku The
chart shigh IL new It's preparation.
gives TIE ieaEth 81 the lake as 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
jury FAILS
TO NDHT

JACKSON. Ky. June is-The grand
fury has reported that no evidence
could b. found against the two men
suspected ~ setting fire 70 Capt Ews
ems hotel The Jury has not adjourn
"a. bat o. D. feared no indictment what
ever will he found. because the jury
ia composed of Hsrria men carefully
collected by the sheriff
The most interesting witness At this
mornings trial of Isti and white was
Judge HsrRis head ~ the faction. Ills
main attempt was 70 invaiidate the
testimony given BY Even lie said
he saw Even run immedlneiY after the
shot was fired. without looking back
Hla admitted that b. saw White stand
ing In the middle % the street and 70
seconds later saw Jet AZ the eefnsr
~ the court house. Under rigid cross
examination he finally admitted that
he did not see Jatt anywhere when tho
shot was fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

teilra its greatest width as seven
Hlllra ana its afeateat depth A. aaa
feet That aaunaina Was taken i'm
mcdiateiN Oft tsesohi nark fhtshVs
araEe aepth h. far less
The shore line 1T the lake meas
ufca mnra than SO mlioa. 40 under
currents Of ANY nature we're uated.
The fact that the hudiea at persons
drowned iH rs waters never rice Ia
tho surface atil rmains uneautfa=
dictvH. althuvEh the local oldest In
bahitautH Wha have hrru accuHs
TONED 90 Aspuhe Il 10 uudcfstoNa
and deop uurrrnta, will have q hunt
for another explanation.
1hts viii probably BE- found in the
fact that the lake h frt by apfinEa
IL les hoftam and that the cold
water prevents the formation %
nases tn the hodlvs OF submerged
aafruaHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SUICIDE OF
4 BANKER

NEW YORK. June ig.-Frank
Dean. vice president IT the Sea-
board National bank, shot and killed
himself IN the cellar ~ hlg home this
- g - =. - - @=zs-sis
goodbye. His act IL supposed 10 be
due ~ temporary insanity, az his
financial accounts are straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
ANNEXATION
Citizens Of West Seattle
Warmly Discuss Plan

Lengthy arguments Tor and against
ths annexation q West Seattle 70 Sc
atfis were advanced % meeting ~
the cifzens ~ West Seattle last night
while a majority seemed - favor an
neraii1n large contingent 81 the
taxpayers bitterly opposed if. The
meeting vas largely attended 4 com
fHltfae uaa appointed 80 confer with
tho Seattle cts council 20 ascertain
before he question is voted upon
whether saattie would consent 70 an
hena4f9n.
Following are the names u those
appointed 81 this COMMITTEES 70 meet
fhe city council. George Nichols. may
af u Wcst Seattle John Busheh. A
T. Tsase1n. Dr. Andrews and ]. De
wolf
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R0B6ED IN CAPE
NOME SILICON

sleeFsr Harris - puniar. wha says
Re Ia a wgAn ~wha never drinks lost
81 In the Eape Meme saloon this
morning aud made = fsrsst - the
affair az tns p.aztre station uAr-
rts sat4 thai hH came into seattle
thls niaFniHs on a Hoath seattle car
AS,,.t.,, w. a'ss.> - ~ = :. =
as=ss-i'i fzfHf So naNs q aFfHN = her they
arrived IN Seattle. Although not q
drinking uasn. Harris accepted the
iaFttati1u and walked into ths cafe
Meme. NheFe tNu tabs u kaaa'
were duly ordered
IhefN we're more rounds. ana
then usrrss sent or into a ntp vAn
Ninkls frssn whish 10 awokr after
he had loss an his msuey
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All members u Local IS r. u. J. Z.
are requested to be- present AZ the nest
regular meeting THURSDAY June a.
Special order u business. rhii Knauf
committeeman. 'ss
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ARABIANS
I'M REVOLT

eoNsrANTINaPLE. June ts
Another revolt has occurred in
Arabs owing 10 the heavy taxation
uamHu phHhh4 commander a. Me-
dina WAS wounded and imnrlaaae1
The people al Maeca rpse against
The local rules and Imprisoned the
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