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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
LEFT NOME
JULY a.
STEAMER INDIANA ARRIVED
FROM nERlNa SEA METRop'
OILS YESTERDAY

steamer Indiana arrived nom
Numa yesterday afternoon with %
fiaasensafa and ftat.UQp ia Nome
gold size sailed july I tier raH-
senErfs Included Cart nethei Of The
artillery eofus ana capt Nflsht VI
the Noventh Infantry whn. With uin1
athar arm7 officers have been hold
inH Cuuftmaftiai at Nome for the
tfifi ~ Lleat knutr hnudson, seF
enth infantry
knaangn II charged with di~h"n-
estf in hla capacity ~ f1uHinrafy
~ Fort naRnnn dufina the winter
- 1891 ard 1894 ne fcuff wiz
euuNrns aKain a. Vancouver the be
ginning u August A decision chn-
not BE- reached Until Gen. Funston
returns ffum his alaska tour ln
September ~ 10 thuuHht ihs yuunR
ufficrr viii be acquitted,
The fat that the Indiana diae
PLAYED EvlloN fiAH when sha ar
lived caused untold aaKiet9 50 \
hsVy % eifis assembled or tbe pier
10 greet their sweHfhearts frtefned
fram the nafthaFu apia fisidk AZ
saun az the steamers sang plank
VAS lowered she fonnn men nthrts
ed % d~zasud uu TIE run. hut they
we've held hack hy the health off-
rHfa.
The LATTER explained that thsT
nnuid rot laid uuflt the yeanniss niil
q health had bssf examined aud fos
So hong seconds the youthful Foid-
hunters we're obliged 60 remain on
ths aisamsf's aeeA
-ph. hus houidfe exclaimed the
fair ouea a. she rirf
Snsos HAD an elaborate fenFth -
July celebration. which vas ~ rro-
Kfneu NhFn the Indiana weighed
anchor All SORTS ~ athistie sports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
THEY WE'RE CHARMED By
THE GEISHA GIRLS
YANKEE CREW OF THE MANAUENSE FELLIN LOVE
WITH THE DAINTY ORIENTAL MAIDENs

The Northeastern Siberian Com
phuV's steamer Mauauense arrived Al
Nome. Juls 4 n The prediction u Capt.
Is Counautiou was realised. Sec
ana ufncer G. r Muritz Third oaleer
". Vi Hautsrsen and Third Assistant
Eneineer " Noon ~ the Mauausnas
arrived IN the city Menday AerttE
ana Saun came % san FRANCHISE on
the city 81 psklns and sanaersou Go
Tacoma on the iyra. They report
that the steamer arrived at Nludtvos-
iok MAY q The officers with the ex.
csptiuu 81 Cart Cunnanton and the
rhlsf engineer were paid on June II.
aud replaced ~ Russians. II was sxs
peefad that the vessel would SCI on
Tor hsr voyage 70 The various trading
aud ashinE stations 81 the Northeast
efn Siberian company along the 81
herlan coast few daVa after that
date Inisra the vessel was nhsttuet-
of hy the nsrlng sea ice pack, which
was 80 late this year la moving north
ward capt connoutou may. "a he eS-
peetsd. have celebrated the Fourth ~
July ln the great American mining
camp.
some difneuity was encountered at
Viadlvostok IN settinE the registry or
the steamer changed from Denmark
10 Russia and the namc from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
SERVICE TO
BE DOUBLED
NEW STEAMER TELE-
GRAPH GOING on Ev-
ERETT RUN SOON

The Seattle Tacoma Everett NaviEa-
ton eaupany's rev stern wheel
steamer Teiearaph wiil come 20 this
she vas launched A. this port =
week VIII BE- spent in Installing her
furnishings. Then she will taks ths
run ~ the city - Everett ~ The same
company while the latter i beins
oYsrhauiea az Qutrtermastsf ffarh0f.
After reHslrr are mafis - the CITY -
Everett the two steamers Hiii be
placed IN fhe aeaffic- Everett run.
iea wing bnth terminals at the same
time. The service between the two
cities Wfn thus BE- doubted
Capt Gnl Parker formerly master
n fhs city ~ Everett and one ~ the
best known mariners on the sound,
vlii command the new steamer Mr.
Natson viii BE- first mate and Al ~.
perry chief engineer The Telegraph
WIS bult BY Capt r. y Scott who
refnodeled the aeiff steamer Grey
hound ard built the afefnvhaei steam.
ere Telephone No and Telephone
No. The latter which is said g. be-
the fastest stern wheel steamer IN the
world evil be- brought 10 the sound
from the Columbia river IN q few
weeks - thc. Arrow Navigation com
pany.
The Telegraph MEASURES 10 feat over
all with y feet beam. n IL expected
that she Kill he able 20 make 20 miles
an hour She will land at the Col
man dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
PRAISED BY
frisco MAN
SEATTLE'S CITY GOV.
EMINENT HAS MANY
GOOD POINTS

hurnrr nsaiastoner 81 Public
Wetks a Van dpF Naiiltn Jf. 81 Ma
saAeiFfu. eha has luai retufnaa a.
thst city ffem a three seoks trip In
tbs northwest naYH ~ an Interview
STU q sen ffnueiaeo Htwnpanef that
sftef hnsfHH Waited tha different mu-
ateiral departments ln SEATTLE. Port
iHHa Hnd Tacoma. D. has learned that
seattle entstfipa Haa Hfantisea ~ the
administration ~ tie muuic pal afiees
I'm Seattle ! nafired satn be a. the
HaH FfanHlsea Call rthat fho members
q me board - public works aaaens
sHain perfect harmony exists. do an
tbs wuFk themselves
bees EsHflsmen ! famsid are Vrry
ii5ssnrririlt ard consequently saoa
wafhafs, hsfaa out iu skeir taHaies
fFafn q. m until 9 O ~ They DO
more pvfk FOR thslr city At A. en-.
lsnsr q ana pr month then what 40
st Al gnss - tsgi per month
The street sweeping plant y said
- a. splendid ~nrk ana that a =
ssetus % the eitg Of AZ least = psf
asnt
seattle has No fiEasehsaas II Tie
fzsanieipai dsnarfnlenfs drs~inF iarss
salaries II has sehaaihousss aud
streets HhsaH az fsf shove ans fhing
IN Hau FranHiseo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

Manauenns 20 Mazda. The officers
rupert that the vessel made a record
YofaEs 81 fourteen days across the Pa
cine from this port Go Mururan. where
coal was taken on. The trip fnom
Hakadate 20 the Russian port Was
terribly rough. At Nome Capt. Com
nautan gives over hts command to
Capt <etflcman. Russian who
Joined the vessel 81 Nladivastuk THE
American crew visited Japan on theft
way home and they say they were
charmed hy the dainty little Geishh
girls. They visited the Osaka cxposi-
ton. being ~ that city during the
strike ~ the 5000 iinrikisha men
Third OrlcCr Lawrence sandcrHon a.,
his way home on the Lyrs celebrated
the Fourth ~ July IN mid-ocean. At
Yokohama he procured two iinriklsha
loads 81 fireworks and set them OF on
Independence day about midway be
tween the two continents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
TWO SLAUGHTER
HOUSES MUST GO

The rackirg houses % Carstsun
ufon and James Henry. are ngls
Hauass ard mist be- absfed Ths
prayer ~ the psiitiensfs y kfantfd.
The evidence shows that the Ffff-
nfahn Co hes done al u can 70
nbAts the nuisance a. It's place since
suit NzH filed Tho ether establish
msats have done nothins. For this
reason ! cannot enleln the FfYs-
Hrghn 60 from opvfattuE ~ plant
This Was the substance ~ Judge
TAllfunnH decision III the sinuHhter-
house Gases late this afternoon.
The injunction salt Mas brought b
the residents d fieacan Iiiii six
months ago and was bitterly con
tested.
Ia summing up the cas~s, the
court found that neither Henry nor
raHsfeuh nruthefa wefe entitled 20
further consideration n th5f Il had
not been shown that they made anY
considerable effort 10 rnmpiy with
the courts orders during the period
~ psaliation. beginning IN October
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
FELL NTO
THE CELLAR
YESTERDAY WILSON'S
"SIWASHES" GAVE A
= .. - = ~ -: -
S7tIN RinG EXHIBITION
OF BALL

The Ei~ash bali players ~sts oS
tAszf fed aHaiaftaF Aimo@f every
~ riAY kna~u 80 hesehaii wAs made
- them Ths fesuit NAs q rsnrs -
- Aneeifs > seattle Z
Festiafsd raH yesterdays raFas -
Sammy crasd e.s the toeai Indians
st4AA bats tha a@es s=yk esasAf ssss-
tnsn phile - began his ascent To
hssxhnp sissss. Yesterdays gams save
en- Wit4uH hanrh ihr most sn~usiEbis
- vft Or anB club 81 tie Pacific Coast
iaaEmn
fhs iarAi aNErvsaiian all play hard
shss sftssunaH q F~ffsHFs fhsif Ices -
Fs7tsrtsf SD uffsssfisss e. naatz Il boz
fas abe tssfsHasahess tsfafs tha present
series ~ neesestina n@Fh e5ids
fAaien. tht HeN shof4atop WAS seen
YESTERDAY fas the nfet tiuas m = Seat
sis fnifartn 81 ths iecsl diamond.
AeHfs - inainFp-
Seattle .....s4s........ faeetaadt-a
I.ssa Anseiss .... aahtEtnkes
fiita SEATTLE. ies i.as Angeles. IA
fsFfars seattle q t.as Angslos. !
A. rertians=
Esafiiscd & Oakland
A. Hau ffanriarn@
Sacramento. & san Frame tnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
KENTUCKY
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE. ~. Iais - Th4
Republican state eonsHufipu a. lf
aaaaifsls h.sa sssstas see sha purpose
- nanginz candidate fsf Raesfnar
and other state officers to BE- voted
Tor ~ the fall election.
Dor the head - the ticket there IA
q spirited contest. ths chief asulrants
being Morris ~ neiknap. n mil
iiunaire merchant ~ Louisville.
Augustus - Wilson. corporation
lawyer n Louisville. and Clifton J.
Pratt. the attorney general q Ken
lucky
II u the general expectation that n
resolution iudorHiuR the RdmlulHtrh-
ton ~ President Roosevelt and CALI
Ing FOR his nomination far president
g.. f4aA saafHl -. 1919 LTD - N.4.a-
rah.
The only prominent persons 70 on
pose the resolution are Df " God
frey Hunter. sN-mluister 20 Gunte4
maia, and Charles r Rapp. excel
iaftur ~ internal revenue beth Of
whom hold President Roosevelt re-
sponsibie for their removals from
nfffrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
MIR. PLATTS
BIRTHDAY

NEW YORK. July fs.-Tbis Is
Senator Platt'a birthday. He was
born In OweRo. Tioga county, a
little town on the Erie railway,
which he atill claims as his rest
dence. on the 18th 81 July, 1881.
hence he o. 20 years old.
feR 81 HE intimate friends as
sisted him 70 celebrate the event this
A ffnruDau and evening al the
Oriental hotel. Manhattan beach.
which place he has made hts summer
residence for many years.
Although Mr.. Flatt hss grown old
rapidly during the last few years
and during the Philadelphia conyen-
zion was 20 ~ that II was feared he
would not recover. he has to large
degree recovered hia strength, and u
still vigorous enough "a control the
Republican organization without
question.
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last n vas therefore held that
there remained no other alternative
but the issuance 81 a decree finding
them to b. common nutEanceE and
dangerous 90 public health.
In view II the showing made by
the Frye liruhn company. the court
held that Il would not be warranted
IN ordering the removal 81 this
plant. suggesting 10 the complain
ants that. should cause for com
piaiut arise in the future. II would
be advisable 10 institute n new pro-
ceedins.
carst@ns Brothers gave notice Of
appeal 90 the supreme court from
ihs decision 90 the court after the
latter had declined "a allow the de-
PENDANTS II months In which 10 re-
move their slaughter house from IS
present location Henry recently
purchased the site on which his
plant stands st a COS, ~ S2a. 600. II
IL probable that he also VIII appeal
his case 10 higher court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

STATION
NEW FIRE HEADQUARTERS
CONTEMPLATED

There is movement on foog -
pat the Ella fire headquarters - Sew
snth avenue and Columbia street out
OF service. with ihr usw head
quarters rsiahllshaa al Third ave-
mus and Main street 90 praseci the
business District. Il D. stated that
for the pfairt tlau "a the Htfxt hfll
IL would be better Il ali the appaF-
atus Was stationed al aafas place
on tor Of the hiil Instead q half.
Way down itH eide.
The city has contemplated the
construction ~ : new fire station
AZ TeFFy aveuas and Alder street.
for SOME time Ii is nos rFproaod
60 maze this station Of sufficient
sisr g ascouusetste az she spYsf-
stuE af the oit headquarters.
SuRaE iHtendnnt fuuuEa - the
itEhtiux and water department.. FIFe
Chsef geek. President Party aud
eouEctinen James. Crirhsun Nor
rison ana nedseaFd took 4 fflp over
the first MA district yesterday
10 determine the mest advisable
method 70 b. pufEuea IN tire matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
WOW THEIR
LASTPOW7
LOEGSHOREmEE NOW
PErEIvE % CENTS An
- - - y
HOUR ON HOLIDAYS

The gaonRrhoremen's union settled ~
long standing differences With the Pa
eifc gaast Steamship company sun
DAY night and avsrted a threatened
strike The Union secured wage
scale - - cents per hour fer sundays
and holidays
A. fhe time - the setsisment u ths
ionNshoremsu's strike AGAINST the %.
cifc Coast Steamship company last
spring the company agreed 70 scale
81 - cents an nnur Win = cent? Tor
overtfnae. An arrangement Nas made
whereby the company was aiao 90 pas
g. cents On Sundays aud holidays -
soon - business should Increase sum
eisntiy n warrant 10
A. time dragged and the company
showed no INCLINATION % pay the new
scale the union meu became impatient
ard there WINS talk ~ Incorporating
smother strike had not TIE company
paid the scale last Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
DEAL RATIFiED

DETROIT. Mich, July ib.-At 3
special meeting here today the
stockholders OF the pere Marquette
railroad ratified the action Of the d.
rectOra in authorizing the purchase
Of $4,000. 900 Of per cent first mort
QhRe gold bonds Of the Lake Eric
and Detroit railroad. Control Of the
Lake rffa road passed 20 The Pers
Marquette N January last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
MOTHER AND HER
BABiESM STRAITS

WIN a family Of three babies. one
thfcs pienfha old. another % months.
and aiigthsr JUST passed. ihnss years.
Mr. ~ fMeaa uaH turned eKef t.
she custody ~ Humane uifieef CLARK
YESTERDAYS The waWhna uaar ~ pitts
able. hut ihe either believes be can
atraixhteH ant tHe affair.
The family sNsd ia California ur-
I'll a fes moRtna asU. Whsn their
home burned Co the gnognd and enc
nf thnif nhiltfcu died To pas the
fpnefhl expenses Nj i.uesH remain
"A at work Ira the south shRg hts
Nife aud the three children came 70
the sound
NJ Glsth hane secured a Place
for fhs children fef iwe weeks ffom
the edaHtY commissioners. ahiie
their mother wees cut o. secure =
uosisssa. she Il sttb0us money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

BRUSSELS July Especial. An
Innovation In the way Of automatic
machines "a soon 20 be made here.
whore machines known as every
body's doctor will b. placed In the
principal thorouahfarcs When one has
the sick headache. toothache cold.
and kindred ailments. he will only
haveta put a penny IN the slot 90 get
the remedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

WARRINGTON. n &. July Ia
Cardinal RSmpclia this morning
sacied the psnal l~gatioa here that
the pute spent = tranquil ntgnt and
that his condition 10 unchanged
ROME july tk-Tne pope has
lived IL soc NuothsF Aas IN npite of
TIE pFeSicfiona u his phyeirisns aud
The belief "a the members Of his lsst-
useiiate haussAaia.
The SINKING spells and periods 81
deisriutn that marked the condition
% ter patient yesterday were sues
ccraea last niEhi - an kreetesi
revival % vitality Watch ended in a
period - refreshing siexp
Al tintes during the night the pope
dtspiayud symphonies % fe=glsEkusss
ana Depression. bas these conditions
yisisied rsSdlis . thS nfeaielnes that
ssr~ Administered AZ Intervals b
Or t.Arpcri
Pops Lass's ruaord fur yesterday
htsie 81 which appeared IN last
rikhts affici1t bulletin. aaulfi ha in
credible y u VERT not ts1n Armed b.
tnc d1xtaFe ard cardinals present n
the Siek chamber. None seem more
perwlessa thar tire doctors them
selves Dr. f.apfaui said frankly
Il ran not imagine how tffs paee
manages 20 keep alive
AccogSlinx 10 the rhvsieia ma. tn
p@ntfff may aie 1T emY ulofnent
even Ia the rfitsf 81 one - tilase ~.
treort,nary Intervals wheu his foina
and body preseuf a comparatively
sand arrcanlgice
An shoss alssand the patient have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Ttndar sentsnns - two years IN tho
peullaut.ary bHt at liberty % an APP
peal haud ~ 80 Odd Johnson. tlta
mosi Notorious Namnn IL heatttea
fsndefiuin. WHs arrested b fgsf-f TIVE
Hubbard Monday FOR the theft ~
- from the paakets ~ = ~ Hayes.
a Gyear.oid MAJ. when she was ar
rested and brought % the police sta
ton 81 nf The money VS. found On
her person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
ORIGIN OF GORDON
BENNETT CUP RACES
Trophy Held Two Years BY Club 10
Whom Il Was Donated

The Gordon Bennett Auto cup
races had their origin IN France IN
taHe Mr. Bennett donated the cup
to The Automobile club 81 France.
NIfh the understanding that & BE-
held 81 an International challenge
trophy.
The ilrst rare for Il Was run from
Paris u f.yan. a distance % 4taA
miles. and Vas won by Charron on
a ranhard e. hours and min
gtea. IN 1901 another FrenchmBn
also wnn the cup with "a raHhafd.
sslf ~ iaaz II was captured by s. z.
Edee. representing the Automobile
sss.ssss - ssssss Britain sssss Ireland.
ffe uEgd q saEleF
II the first race the Uuited States
hal only one representatives. Alex
ander Wintou ~ the Automobile
club ~ America. who contested
aFain In faa7 and competed In the
race fn Ireland without success. this
year The United States had no
entrants In the fnca In 1901.
= aaeaa
Yaa viii laeE well ~ enc II cur
asnHanshle suits az st2ho. Tokias,
AinFsrman a Co 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

NoME july 4 (Eeelat Correaond.
suee ) The United States ftnei Cor
Grafton has it, eyes on the tiu mlnsf
Of Seward peninsula. A, -. Mc-
QUEEN who was for several years
superintendent nf the Anaconda
mine. IN Ia charge ~ party OF half
m dozen experts who are exploiting
the tin mines ~ Cape York An
othvr party Of experts is nov IN the
Solomon and Council mining dis
tfIefe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
ANOTHER SMASHUP
ON THE INTERURBAN
MoToRMAN AND coNDU cToR OF EXPRESS CAR
DIsREGARDED RULE AND DASHED INTO THE
REAR OF PRECEDING PASSENGER AT ARGo

A Hear-ena collision on the Inter
urban electric Rad last evening AZ
AfKa. sxeept that nobody MAS badly
hurt was AZ exact rspsfitian ~ the
recent sfnaHhup between tna race
track cars that resulted lu the death
~ enc passenger and the INJURY 81
several others.
Last evening an express car
crashed inta che rear coach 81 an
iuiefufhan train. The dfanhsads u
hath tho caanh and express car asrr
smashed and two Passengers. Mrs.
~. ". Gav~il. % Is West Mercer
sfreet. and Miss Camilla Friand -
zlf Twenty nffh avenue south. HfFe
- .-'r 1Sss,e 1890 -. So :; =, :.
thouFh both sustained rather pain
fHi bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

long siucs evasaa 90 hold definite
opinions regarding the duration IT
tha nantiffs existence Tas Slew has
progressing dimiuuliou 81 the
strength of the august patient fore
tells the apurVa ching end 81 the
struggle with death hut the doctors
viii not venture - predict how near
the end -. Constant rriansea they
SAY. such a. created alarm early
Yesterday are Efsdunllf wearing
Gown the pope'a constitution. which
seems immune from any specific
disease.
Aiost persons are Inclined 20 the
idea that fupc lee may 80 through
perhaps two ga thrive rrpetliinun ~
Yesterday upa and downs, tiil a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
DIES PLANES HAS
Bro CAMP MEETING

DIES pLAINEs. Ill, July i5.-For
fhe ffth successive year the Deh
PLANES camp meetink one Of the
greatest summer assemblies held 81
the Nsth0dists Of America, was for
tnaIly opened today under auspicious
conditions. The program extends
over te0 weeks. during which time
fhsre viii be revival services con-
fhs$suomlnati0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

TIE passenger train left Tacoma IT
8 - check and waH foliaNsd shortly
HftsfMard By express car No $50.
The latter did not maintain ths dls-
lance nom the precsfius train that
- required BY the rules hence the
mefafrnRn vas una bic to stop hs car
IN tins 20 prevent collision when
the passenger train slowed down 81
ArEa Tor orders The damage O. the
two cars viii probably exceed tzeo.
motofnan ~ the express immediate
- wired their resiNnatiuus "a the
cfflasfs % the efffupaus. bat bEnHRhf
=. -: ; > y .-t'..s.. - -. =
the aecldeut Il declared 20 rest en-
tlfely upon them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
DEATHS HAND
IS STAYED
Temporary Revival of Vitality ProIongs the Life OF
the Ponfif---BeHef Is Expressed That the End
VIII Come Within Forty-EigIif Hours

pr nossoni Puts it. ~hs pulse stops
forever
HhsaH aaas=s tsftA accelerate AhH
end via Inability e. take naurish-
urnt " hitch WAS exhibited yesterday .
middeu heart failure. ur the prosTvas
SION or the plrufal disease The lat
teF g. not the least probable A.
day sueeeeds day IL bvcouIsa path
eiogicailY clearer that n 10 eeHr %
very old man dying hscauHe he has
lived his allotted time.
The puug himself yesterday after
uaou ordered the four cardinals tu he
admitted. and rseetyed them stand
lns be- who ~ supposed O. BE- 40 The
point 90 death, safiug, Please he
SEATED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

An attempt aan made to close the
dance halls bat " vas knocked out
in the first round. An ordinance WAS
introduced. bat defeated prohibiting
women from soliciting. oonKinR or
snfleiug men 60 dance Or drink ~
"a leone. ana prohibiting saloon faen
from employing women for this par
pose under penalty Of fine o. go
W. g days Imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
TESTED riag HOSE

Ths saaa feet II - 81. boss pur-
chased - the city ffoa SIDNEY
suuir agent for SAN FfAnrlnHu
manufacturer has beer fully
tested yesterday ~ the beard
q public works and the chief
= the IRE department Tte hoes
stooA the test ard proved 10 be sat.
iafacsors e. every say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
LOOK OUT, B0KSt

Councilman KiHtlnr wants the
practice 81 boys hopping on moving
trains along the water front stop
ped. A. the meeting Of the city
council Monday he introduced an
ordnance fixing n penalty OF n $40
fine Or 10 days IN Jail or both. such
fine and imprisonment Tor n viola
tion Of its provisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
THE
BOODLERS

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. July ~.
1t was Eiveu out yesterday that
Prosecuting Attorney Stone will
bring an action against ex=Iieuten-
ant Governor Lee on charges ~ ac-
ceptinR a bride. Also against Lay
ton. the wealthy alum baking pow
der manufacturer, for using money
IN Influence Ieefelaffon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

HARRY MAUPiN WAS
BUMPED At SPOKANE

SPOKANE. wash, July ik-Harrv
Maapin got the bump that he has had
due for some time IN the game yes
terdsy He was hit for eleven good
fat ones and the result was the spo-
Haa6 sdIf|u srVeh runs Captain
Hulen hade the only error that was
made IN the Seattle bunch, but he
made tho only two runs made by that
aggregation also. Carney pitched n
good game for Spokane.
goore by innings.
Spokane .............a e20r2to1.- -
Seattle fs+tsftt+stttttts ! I v y o o -
HITS Seattle, 2. Spokane, II,
Errors -seattie, I Spokane, /.
Al Helena
San Francisco. .. Helena, 3
At ssit Lake
Salt Lake. Is. Las Anseief, o.
A. Butte
pnfto u Tacoma I