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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
SECOND AVE. FRANCHISE CRAB
ANOTHER SHUFFLET0N AFFAIR

The attempt which the Seattle
Electric company IL making at the
present time 10 obtain an exclusive
franchise on Second sv recalls n
similar outrage u perpetrated
against the city six years ago when
1t obtained the notorious Shuttle
ton franchise
The latter is the franchise under
which the company operates it,
lighting system. IL Il only recently
that the rottennera OF tho franchise
has come home Go city officials,
Just aa Il would probably be several
years before the shoe would pinch
were the Second aV. franchise
granted.
Under the terms ~ the franchise,
the city has not the right 90 use any
ero~sarmH on the company'n poles,
even should II be willing To pay
one half the cost OF construction
and maintenance.
This fact ip now costing the cleo
tric Hight consumers OF the city
thousands % dollars every nenth.
Were the city able Co use cross
arms on such poles. the work Of
mtFinginE wires To private cousum-
ers would be comparatively little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

trouble. and could be eheaply and
quickly done.
Hundreds 81 victims Of the oeto=
pua iu the residence sections would
have been able 60 obtain municipal
current BY this time. cutting Off tho
depreda lions OF the octopus.
hut. Instead. the city has been
Obliged ta 20 ahead with the labor
Gus work OF erecting ttn own poles.
The only cases in which Il has sue
ceeded IN obtaining the joint use Of
poles with the electric company Is
where new poles have been required
by the company. Then the board
OF worka has simply held up the
permit which the company " re-
quired to obtain until II agrees TO
the proposition Of Joint usage.
The company also disputes the
right Of the city 20 use itS trolley
poles. although city officials
thought that the rights reserved TO
the city under the eosnpany'n troll
ley franchise we're plain enough.
conference between the company's
attorney. Corporation Counsel Cal
haun. city Engineer Thomson and
Superintendent Youngn II 60 be held
thln week 10 zee what arrangements
can be made about the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

In his address2before the ministers
association Monday morning, IN the
Y. NJ. 6. A.. Rev = l. Wharton
scored with whitening sarcasm the
methods of the city council. and In
particular played With edged tools
npou the action iii" Gill. president
81 the city council
let as also so before the Cham
her Of Commerce. not as indtNid-
uals.s said the speaker. but as al
organised body and present to them
and work with them In all kindness,
those movements Tor civic welfare
which have been so HhAmeieSsly
neglected o. late. Let us take more
interest Ia the things that are about
us-let Us SO before any and all In
stiiutions which have FOR their OBJ
yect the civic welfare OF Seattle. and
aid them IN all Kindness Ia their
fight for the right.
The speakers remarks were given
with great v0henlence ana earnest
ness. and we're frequently interrupt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Minister RAPS
HI GILL

ed nv hearty applause.
The following We're elected off
GERS for The coming year President
Rev Fletcher T. Wharton. Hecrc-
tary treasurer. Rev. n. II McGill.
executive committee, RsNn. w. A.
SpauidiuE. ]. NJ Wilson and q. n
Cairns
=. W. Harmon. chairman ~ the
Union Labor leafue. an invited
speaker before the association, did
not deliver an address. hut Offered
suggestions Tor the future discus.
sion and furtherinE Of municipal
ownership. Frank Cottfeii. another
prominent worker, was also present
and took Part ia the discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Committee Meeting

The executive committee 81 the Sc
attic Christian EndeaVur union held
ns regular monthly business NEE TING
Friday night In the First rresbyt terrain
church. Luncheon was served
A committee was appointed 10 ar
20 he held Thanksgiving morning
Tho District convention will he held
IA Sumner. Dee = and 4
Eighteen societies were represented
at the meeting and many matters Of
Importance were taken up. The chair
man % the fsos committee gave brief
oral report that was very encovrag-
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Robbers Make Haul
In Style

NEW YORK. Nov ta-Durine the
absence % the private watchfnan on
aIard At SchumaunF Sons trwFlfY
store. at broadway and x2ad street
thieves entered the place Sunday and
carried off gln.ft1 worth II aiiVrrware.
The fahhers drove - the store 10 a
Handsome carriage with coachman
In LIVERY. aud having noted the de-
partufe 81 the Waterman entered the
front door with false keys
The presence ~ the carriage attract
"a no attention and taif an hour later
the robbers came out. placed their
plumber in the carriage and drove
away The robbery was discovered "A
few mtnutsa later when tho watch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
EARLINC is
HERE

Although II has been repeatedly
rumored that the new Pacific Coast
railway IL an extension OF the CHI
caEo. Milwaukee and 81. Paul, A. j..
EafiinE. preHideut OF the latter Hys-
TEN. who Is stopping at the Hotel
Butler, declared Monday that his
road had nothing 90 DO with the new
line.
Absolutely no Information was
given by him N connection With the
fumored consolidation. aud he has
denied himself 60 all interYis cFa.
Mr., FAfilnE and President Williams
Of the Pacific road. inspected the
wairrfront properties Of the 9. 81.
a 81 ~. and the Pacific Coast lines
Sunday. and further inspections viii
be tnasc by both gentlemen the next
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

The police discovered rs sticks OF
dynamite behind the Strand the
alter. a dance hall run by Nose Gold
smith. Sunday afternoon.
fRtrolmen Huhhafa and Trad
ford. who discovered the dynamite.
narrowly escaped an awful death,
for the explosive was hidden In an
old lemon box, which Hubbard was
about TO kick when he sighted the
pile OF death dealing mlesivea.
The police are puzzled. They are
aware OF the fact that much bitter
rivalry exists in the tendefloin
among the propfietora Of the DIFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

NOTICE or THE FIRST MEET
ING OF THE BOARD or TRus.
TEES OF THE VALDEZ DOCK
4 WAREHOUSE COMPANY TO
THE TRUSTEES AND OWNERS
OF THE PROPERTY IN THE
VALDEZ DOCK & WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.
You. and each Of you, are hereby
notified that the first meeting of the
Board of Trustees. Stockholders and
all others Interested In the VALDEZ
Dock a Warehouse company, will
be held at room 7i2 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Officer Kicked Box Of Dynamite
and Nearly Blew Hundreds Into Eternity

feront dance hall and other revenue
producing resorts
Had Il been planned to destroy
his place by rivals with the intons
ton OF ahattering his establishment
and 30 feaping for themselves a
greater tenderloin HARVEST
The officers secured the dynamite
and calling the patrol had the dan
goroua stuff taken TO headquarters.
Grading x ia going on near
by. and Il is possible the dynamite
was stolen from the contractor and
hidden IN the shack pending future
use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

IOWA cry. Ia. Nov n George
uuttrick aud william jackson were
burned TO death yesterday Ia the city
Jail by fire started by Huttrick
They were arrested for eufauHinR
Huiirirk has not been known az a
criminal lie leaves a widow and five
children. Jackson had served la Jail
before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a Ssere-
tary shaw authorizes the statement
that he will not 60 90 the relief % the
money market until he Il convinced
that business interests are likely
TO suffer. should any business con-
Germ be denied deserved credi; at
rates the secretary says
he wants to know the fncta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

'tuildlng. in the City OF Seattle.
King County. State OF Washington,
at the hour OF nine 90 o'clock a
IN. December End. 1905. for the
transaction of any business con
nected with said company that may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Go before the city council
not az individuals hut IN a
body. and I'm all Kindness point
out O. that body the evils that
nov exist IN Seattle. That man
Gm win not listen to us as in-
diVtduals. hut when We exert
our force against him and the
council as a hady. then viii we
get that which Seattle SO vital
II needs the moral upbuildinE
Of the city. Rev Fletcher l.
Wharton, president 81 the Sc
attic Ministerial association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

omen
All the silNefwufe was taken from
showcases Ia tho store An attempt
hN the robbers tu open "a safe la the
basement containing several hundred
thousand dollars worth Of taWelry
Was Uunufrrnnfui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
2 sAfloat Again

NEW YORK. Nov. is-The liner
Graf Waidefsee. which grounded
SATURDAY off brooklyn after starting
for Hamburg. waa noated this MORN
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

come before this meeting.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. this
18th day OF November. A. ID. 1905
ALFRED 3. lies.
Trustee of the Valdez Dock =
Warehouse Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Mining Congress
Opens

I'll PARO Tex Nov ~ The Amer.
lean Mining nanHrsHn opens here to-
morrow morning ~ regular annual
HnHHtun with "A guarantee Of Il large
attendance, the city bciuE filled with
DELEGATED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Jews of Seattle and Other
Cities Raise Big Funds

Russia. nen RchlQes. 81 san Fran.
ctsco. WAS the sn~~t u the mestiuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Endorse German
Candidate

Members Of the Dcutseher Krieger
Nerein met Sunday AFTERNOON In
1erHaania hail and by a unanimous
yets decided 70 support the eandl-
date ~ the German central commit
tee for school director Efforts will
be made 10 have all Germans reg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

At mass meeting held Sunday aft
ernoan IN Christensen hall. - Jew
lah citizens u Seattle subscribed fisks
Ia cash 90 aid the Jewish eifizsHs %
Russia Thla aurn wiil A. Immediately
TerN aFdsd 20 the National Jewish RE-
lief society iu New York. and eiii
help swell the enormous sum already
~ jews all over the
United States
leo Kohu. Louis Hurvitr. Ahrn ham
HurWifE. phiilln TwufuEsrH. ~ iseiteH,
.sat5oid NJ Stern. Rabbi Theodore
Joseph and either prominent Jewish
citizens % Seattle spoke on the gusA-
ton Of the persecution Of the Jews ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov - More than tsaa..
90 have been raised ~ prominent
Jewish citizens II the country % aid
their suffering brothers IN Huzeta.
pittsburg Hebrews have pledged ~ =
fen the Jewish society Of Washington
has given fi.eo. ard Andrsw gHrnsEts
haa contributed SIC GO a. the cause.
Jewish ritiasra ali over the land are
lending helping hand and before
many days u tH expected that alfuest
q million dollars will have been sub
EeFIbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

PfTrSBuRG. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE
American FEDERATION OF Labor met
today In convention and formally
organized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

sIpEpoARD CNo. aO). of
solid. golden finished
oak. has bcvelcd French
plate mirror i6 by -
In, 20 by a. base. holds
two swell front top
drawers. one linen draw
er and two carved lower
doors. Regular value
s22.b0. cut SfS.10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
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ia Sn Iss ss- A@-. CIRCUIT
Lace Curtain Clearance Sale

We will place sale Monday morning. at most unusual prices h
of accumulated during
odd lots remaining
the original purchase of them quickly
quantities worth double the price
nnrA In many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

SInEBoARD (No. eD. OF solid.
golden finished oak. has as by
"a beveled French plate mir
ror. 20 by 42-inch base holds
two curved front upper draw
ers. one T-inch full width linen
drawer and two lower cup
board doors, nicely carved
and polished. Value $500, cut
TO ........ ..........S Sl.sJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-21
MANY ARE GOING
Railroads Expect Popular Ex-
cursions TO be Well PatrOnized
BIG EXODUS OF CAIRO PEOPLE
TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
OWING TO LOW RATES.

There will be great exodus of
Cairo people next Tuesday as a re-
suit OF the two low rate excursions
offered by the Illinois Central and
the Mobile & Ohio.
For many years past. with the ex-
ception of last year, these two roads
have offered extremely low rates TO
Chicago and ST. Louis and the excur-
sion trains have always been loaded.
Last year no excursions We're run
owing to the Worlds Fair in st. Louis.
The Illinois Central five dollar ex-
cursion TO Chicago and the Mobile &
Ohio S2.00 excursion to 81. Louis will
be run out of here Tuesday, allow
ing the excursionists a nine days Wis
liz in the cities and plenty Of time to
take in the many attractions adver-
tised by the two roads
The report was circulated that the
excursions had been abandoned but
this is without foundation and the
railroad authorities say that they an
ticipate larger crowds than ever.
Excursionists supplied with health
certificates before leaving will exper
fence no trouble in returning home a.
the end OF ten days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-21

Young Merchant Whose Bride, It Is
Alleged, Was Rugged BY Drum.
ner Tried Suicide Twice.

Goshen, Ind, Aug. 20.--As conse-
quence Of the humiliation which fol-
lowed the conviction of G. T.. Rogers,
a travelling salesman for Montgomery
Ward & Co., of Chicago, for hugging
and kissing his bride of one week.
Fred n. Hill, a Plymouth (lnd) bust
ness man, today attempted twice i'm.
successfully to take his life. He Is
now confined in cell in the Mar
shall County Jail, and II Is feared
he viii become a raying maniac.
Rogers Is In the same jail, having
begun TO serve time for attacking
Hills wife. Today the police alleged
that Mrs. Hill had made statement
tbat her husband induced her to com.
NIT perjury In order TO convict Rogers
Rogers asserted from the start that
he was the victim OF blackmail and
that he was not guilty of the charge
OF hngging Mrs. Hin. The exposure OF
the kissing episode caused socia
furry at Plymouth. Rogers wal
charged with assaulting Mrs. Hin ri
Ter selling her bll III goods.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-21
STR|CTQUARANT|N
Is Being CIamored for by Large
Number of Citizens
ILLEGAL TRAFFIC OF HEALTH
CERTIFICATES STILL GOING
ON.--MoRE GUARDS.

The increased number of deaths
and cases Of yellow fever has result
ed in strong desire on the part Of a
number Of citizens for q strict world
quarantine" The feeling that Cairo
should close her doors 10 the travelling
public Is growing stronger each hour
and steps in that direction may soon
be taken.
Yesterday was a quiet and I'm.
eventful day in the quarantine circles
here. One incident occurred however
which goes to show that the Illegal
traffic in health certificates is going
on in Kentucky and Missouri. A man
armed with a health certificate he had
purchased In Padncah was stopped at
Birds Point and told that the Padu'
cab certificate would not be honored.
He then bought one from Birds
Point doctor, boarded the train and
came TO Cairo When the inspection
officers learned Of this they caused
his arrest and escorted him out Of the
lc,ty.
Mayor Parsons and the State Board
LOT Health have Increased the mum
her ~ guards 10 watch the leyot
front and the various roads LEADING
into the city Last night twelve 81
these spec al officers were on dut,
and more WIFI he put on tonight.
Two special policemen will be sta
toned today at the roads leading owe
the levee back OF town and all per
sons found dumping refuse, garbage
etc, within certain limits from IN
! city win be arrested and prosecuted
The Inspection Of south bound train
G VIII probably be commenced today am
Y two more inspectors are expected 4
arrive this morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-21

a total of 1916 vessels Of 2145.65l net
tons, in contra~ with corresponding
inbound movement in 1904 Of 3,963
vessels of 2,774. 800 tons.
The present years movement was
composed of 1852 vessels of 1,S16,7l9
tons, representing through move
ment, and 754 vessels of 32S,9S2 tons
a movement local at Cairo.
The June, 1905, vessel arrivals at
this city were by far the heaviest for
any one month of the present year,
the movement for May being second IN
importance, 1858 vessels OF 6l9,242
tons having arrived at Cairo during
that month.
For the six months ending June 30,
1905. of the vessels reported passing
Cairo. TO or fro mpoints on the Ohio,
Mississippi and other rivers, l,00l
were loaded with coal. 3G7 carried
lumber, logs, ties, piling and wood,
$50 carried merchant Sc; IA, rocks.
| 3, iron, and as, corn.
Road the Cairo Bulletin FOR the
latest newx.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-21
SEASON TO OPEN
Cairo Opera House Enters It's
Twenty.Fifth Year
NEW STAGE MANAGER IN
cHARGE-HouSE EQUIPPED
WITH NEW SCENERY.

Tonight when the Century Stock
Company begins its weeks engage.
ment. the Cairo Opera house, enters
in upon its twenty-fifth year Of exist
enee. The stock company will hold
the boanls for the remainder of the
week and will be followed by long
list of worthy attractions recently
booked in the east by Manager Dan
Williamson.
Since the close OF the season, the
opera house has undergone some eN-
tensive improvements and as a result
IL is now one of the largest and best
equipped play houses for a city IT
this size in the country. Improvements
made last winter on the Interior
makes the stage as large as any OF
those Of the average city houses and
no production is too large to now be
properly put ON here In addition TO
this an entire new set Of scenery has
Just been painted ami installed at
cost of about 81 400.
The scenery is all built on the lat
est style and is known as dashed
staff. This does away with the over
head riggings and greatly facilitates
the setting of the stage and quicE
handling Of the different sets.
The stage this year win be under
the direction of Mr.. Henry Malanski
who succeeds Mr.. Jack Morris, who
resigned to accept a position with Mr.
Harry Cheveliar, the Chicago sceni'
artist, who painted the scenery fo
the local house Mr.. Morris leaves to
day for Clinton, Ky, to assume hi
new duties. The management Of tn
| stage will be in capable hands, as MI
Malanskt served the late Sol A. Sil
yer. formerly manager of the operi
house for a period of twelve years il
the same capacity.
4 The bill for the opening perform
ance Of the Century Stock compan
and the Cairo Opera house win be -
Texas Romance"