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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
COURT WAS MIXED
ON ITS DATE

sAi1ARp. Map "a An amend
y ~dsF - show cause has bee
rfFsf ~ the s1Haeilmru. tn connae .
e sith th- snneHstian movement.
- ffsi af4ef summoned the eaun.
= % tFteet 81 court on FRIDAY.
ssas eui &c nB such date couiH
= iornt 81 fhs 1905 calendar. ii asaa
Nnasai besf - issue other rarefs
Haains Frhiag Tsns 3
counsif Is Confident.
A. r. mesflhR ~ thn committee
= n whole iaaf evening. 80 further
.s''9n 80 taken REGARDING the mat
sn1 fhe council will obey The
Fisf y tha court and viii show
.a''s ~ net holding the special
-stiiea 20 aakef fsr lu the petition
- ealneiimsa feel VI sure ~ fheif
=" laat theF delayed action an
~ ss'sffien - the rev site f1f ths
gimp'ax station
r. neN weiI elII be kent running
y ne nsxt Elk Gays. so That 30 10
'sh can hgNa ehaucs 10 Try the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
YOUNGSTERHAS
STRANGE STORY
gLHvEHYEAR.olo nov sAYs
His PARENTS GAVE HIM
AWAY IN PORTLAND AND HE
WAS DESERTED ~ SEATTLE.

Insisting that he was given into
the custody of a strange man hs
his parents IA Portland. ore. thence
brought 10 Seattle aud here desert.
cd, Richard Cranberry. nged II
Years. vas picked up at an early
hour this morning By Il W Mill
ksn. % goi Ta4l or Az. The police
we're notified aud are now inycaii-
eating tho statements Of the youth
Who u being cared Tor al Mr.. MIN.
ken'a ncaidence until something eau
De learned az to hia residence.
ooub, aoy's story.
The story told BY young Gran
berry Is 90 unusual that ths officers
are IN doubt a. % hla veracity Up
10 late hour Tits afternoon. h0w
ever. nothing had been learned
which would fhrow any Hght upon
the mystery Those Who have talked
With the boy insist that DO IL telling
tho truth
Tho substance 81 the boys stofy
Is that ha lived with hts parents Ia
South Portland one DAY last week
they introduced him 20 strange
man and said that he WAa 20 40
with bin Early thia week the man
brought hin, "a Seattle. Tho boys
Protector disappeared ~ the depot
and loung Cranberry insists that
he has not aesa bin since
Sold Ns~tps. ss.
After belns deserted Cranberry
SAYS he has made enough money 60
buy fsw meals by selling papers
Last niEht be haa 40 money ana
sAa walking the streets when Nj
hillih~n. who works ON a morning
paper. csme atnnE and seeing that
somethias was vfanK. entered Into
a conversation Ntth the little tei
los
After heariaE the boy. story Nf.
dken took roaHK Cranberry 20 his
homr and then notified tho police
The local officials are now cndeaY.
oring IA Try and locate Cranberry
parents aud IN the meantime thp
boy VIII probably b provided fer
- the Miiiiksn family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
!. P. BUYS
TIDE LANDS

Tho unlou Pacific IN aupposed Ia
% hAek Of the deal for Abe aequlai.
ton Of tide lanss az Port Town.
send. Yesterday at Olympia At.
tofnesa Coleman a nalllnger. Of
Ioft Townsend. and Thomas A.
fatiah OF Seattle, made formal ap.
pheatlan - Land Commissioner
Ross for the purchase ~ the Port
Tow nh0nd lido iands.
Mt pauah. who lives AT 48aB
hroohl1n, when asked this afsers
noon Ia make some statement as Ia
whether be VAS actinK Tor the
bnton Pacific absolutely refused 70
maze AM statement. aay lns that he
could SAY nothing. Ills attorneys
AZ Futt Townsend had the matter
IN charge, and NO Dubllc announce.
meut viii BE made until the sound
city takes the matter up az a ane
clal meeting next Tuesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
oRIoos AT MELBOURNE.

The Everett G. GrigEs the only
SEVEN -nasfed harkemtins IN the
world. has arrived At Melbourne
from Port Hadioek The GrigEs
sailed from Hadlosk on March 20
aud made an xeepfionaliy quick
TIP with her lumber cargo across
the Pacific. Much local interest IL
aroused In the showing Of the
GrisKs. as she is owned b. Puget
sound steamship men. principally Of
flecfs OF the Alaska Steamship COM
pauy. and IA command Of Captain
Ielane. one o. the best known mari
usfa on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
49, $500 $3.50 $500
ON The FRONT

The Tango Maru sailed az day
hfeak this morning for the Orient.
loaded wtth freight and a fair list
o. passengers
steamer Victoria returned from
Sanafro last niEht and the Penn
- wanna iefi for Esquimaii dry dock
this morning
The Ohio Il now cnaied for her
first Nome trip and viii commences
beading az Pier 9
Steamer Bertha sails tonight for
the westward loaded Nlth freight
and passsuEers
The Portland uas At Seward to-
day. routhbound for Seattle 81. J..
Hsusy q the otra railroad. viii be
= passenger for this port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
RE|F SEEKS
POISON BAIT
CANE WARDEN STARTS cru.
SADIE AGAINST USE or Pre-.
SERVED SALMON Eees nv
FISHERMEN.

Game warden Reif hss tnaugur-
atet crusade against the use oi
poison or other dslefeelaua sub
stances Tor the preservation ~ sal.
uaon eggs Tor use as halt Ia catching
fab. Il has come 30 his notice that
ia Some instances arsenic. formalde
hYde and other harmful substance.
are used Dor such purposes.
There - great danger in eannec-
ton with the use Of bait prepared
Nth poisons that the fish eating such
bait may become poisoned aud
thereby poison persons eha may eat
~ the fish There q law against
UsiuE any poisonous substances IA
the preparation Of bait. and against
putting 0ut poison fuF ftsh or ant
fitaIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
FLAG AT HALF MAST.

When the steamer tndianapall.
sailed for Victoria This morning her
house TAG vas flying a. haif mast
Yesterday Mrs Merry Maeauiay
mother uf A8fn charles D. Peabody.
wife ~ the president 81 the Alaska
Steamship company. died. and ths
faEs Wsfe out ~ respect for her.
The uptown ticket office. as eel
a. ihs general offices ON Pier 1. were
aiaa closed from 3 20. ua until /
o'clock THIS afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
CLOSING ORDER
IS DUE TODAY
.,vos MOORE witt ISSUE IN.
.rsucrloNs TO POLICE DC.
s.srnsar THIS AFTERNOON
LIQUOR MEN DO NOT oP.
posE MOVE.

a.vor Noafos order 20 the DO.
- tssafsneut for the night clos.
80 Al saloons and for tho rvg
80. a dance halls Will b. de
f,sr'.l % The chief % police within
- vsFs ueaf future. probably this
.ssrnesa. Il i expected that i
- - iato effect Immediately
.Asu seisxerad. and from the time
\ < pat into effect Be rigidly en-.
lfcad
Tbe attitude Of many % the Il.
snx men Il cnnsentlng 20 the night
,s,alnx q salnons has made Il com
r.fasisely eaSy fnr Mayer Moore
& SCI thai ursisf into effect. though
els ssli understood By those Who
Me- Aeen In close touch with him
tAaf BE- eoaiemplatea doinE 81 BE-
f,es be learned what the liquor
psa tAeasxhs q tL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
HOLD UP BRIDGE PLANS.

The bids that have beer submit.
ted 81 the county commissioner for
the construction ~ the Georgetown
draw bridge win 20 held no until
the Indemnify bond 90 be- furnished
by the citizens 90 this section. ls IN
TIE hauda ~ The board Thia bond
f. 20 insure THE county against haV-
ing r. auHd for more than the noat
agreed upon for the construction Of
the hrlHEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
OPPOSE VOTE OF THANKS.

The kinE County Good Roads a..
ISOLATION met In regular session Al
the Chamber % Commerce this AZ.
teruoon At 30 o'clock Ia consider
reports "a road work done 81 tho
county commissioners and surveyor
Two members prs eipltated a warm
discussion D. refusing TO aecsdu 10
vote Of thanks 20 the surveyor for
his part Ia the clubs plans The
vote MAA rnally paAAnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
LUaBGRaUNs COMMITTEE
WILL CONFER MONDAY

Monday. MAJ =. has bscu dofip,
lielF settled up1r aa the date % tlir
conference In ~ Paul between ~.
e9mmitie ~ the Pacific Coast LsasH
hvrmsn's association snd the heads
- the great Northern and Sarthern
Peeiiic railroads essf the miaimuu.
Neixht aHastlan TIE COMMITTEES.
shich isft here ThnrsfsY evening
aiii femain Ia ~ Paul until after
che meeting 81 the lfanacuhtinental
freight bureau IN Iune .. when iho
schedule that ther ara opposed b.
Niil either he adopted OF altered 60
suit tho inmhrrmsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SUIT To CLEAR
ALL DOUBTS
psocsgolses BEouH ~ n. n.
rox Will sE CARRIER TO
TIE SUPREME COURT FoR a
FlsaI DECISION.

n offlcfai advertisement for
~ mir u sha park and lighting
kEas ypseA ks The last elty election
seesnred for The frat time In the
az offictsi paper fhis morning T.
sin RIA. an.iee TIE city charter and
safe ae. toE = period Of a. dsss
Bb EBf he bonds vii be Opened
q I1iy :
h Ne meantime ihe suit instiint
Ms 4 r Foa 70 test the VALIDITY
Il tas pro40sed issues Is expected
. y Ftfried % the sugrsnla court
AL pasaed amaa ~ that body The
or sathoFiflea wnFs perfectly wili
hs tka tie sfit b. instituted alnee
a oafnlsa On the validity u the
spats b the Supreme court o. the
Sais Nu9ld rsinefe am tuabt -
fzrilae tsaf fs1ini Nhlch might In
~ b ne minds Of prospective BID
III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

NEW YORK. May e That the
enormous importation Of gold into
the united States nov In pforrsos
ia effeeiually putting a stop 10 the
Wild fluctuations % monsY rates
hseh have alarmed the financial
district for months. Is apparent Ia
Wall street.
More than So. 000 a0n In gold has
neeaatiy been unioadod ffam trans
Atlantic liners az this port More
haa arrived on the Pacific side from
tho fat cast cad more IL coming
Alnnro y Hcpburn. president %
the Chase National bank. and Tor.
maf controller Of thu currency. "a
plained the recent vast Imports
lons
Money Rate. Flclis.
Money uRs rates automatically"
h. said "ilk. svefYthln4 else. Il
finds It. level Hish inan rates here
call for gold from abroad II WAS
natural that there should ne eNtsn.
NiYe imports wheH our call money
rescued g per csnt
Then came the offer Of the sec
fuiaft Of tho Treasury 20 tsmpaFar,
a. loan 90 national hanks govern
meat gold 60 tho amount af the
metal ln transit from ahFsaI There
had been an oblectiun 10 shipping
.ald for the MASON q IT While u
Was In transit Il wha IN diauae. and
thsrv Vas a heavy iosa ~ interest
Secretary ShAws plan makes u
possible FOR New York banker 10
engage foreign gold and. 10 all pur.
poses. have lt on the same day. the
importer borrowing government
sold upon high class security pend.
ing the arrival 81 the foreign ship
ment
This has encouraged gold Inn
ports materially.
sAn Francisco Needs a.
The San Francisco disaster has
been a large factor In bringing gold
from abroad We have shipped 10
that stricken city about So. nnh. oo0.
and this has been done largely With
imported gold
Would Avoid "a.
A scheme 10 obtiafs the necessity
Of Transporting gold acroaa that A.
lanflc. IA the latest hobby Of HenrY
Clapa. che Wall st. banker and
hrokaf he said
The xfeat nations are uuw upon
the gold standard America. Ger,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

For years. while II Was being
made laborioualy and tested. this
mammoth piece OF ordnance has
been the subject OF elaborate de-
ucripiive writings aud imaginatl
fe pictures 10 yellow journals to
show itH mighty destructive pow
eff q should hit anything Il was
10 stand off hostile fleet a. ia
as the latter could be- seen. AMI
had an extreme range OF "a mil
60. II coat about 100000
The big gun has been lyin
( around Long Island aud probably
viii never be mounted n has Be
en- found that u IL lmpractieable 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice "a hereby given that a spe.
cial meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Crooked Creek Mining Co. IL
called % be held az the company
office ut 2l06 First avenue. Seattle.
Wash. on the 23rd day OF June.
1906. converting at . o'clock a. m.
aud remaining In session until 1
O'Clock p m. OF said DAY. TO oonsid.
or tho question OF the exchange Of
the stock Of tho Crooked Greek Min
ing Co. for that of the J. c. Lee
Co, upon the terms 60 be submitted
at said meeting. and the transfer Of
all property of the Crooked Creek
Mining Co 20 the J. G. Lee Co.
by order OF the board OF trustees.
M. 4. LEE. Sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

WILL NOT MEET
IN SEATTLE

The King County Bar association
will not invite the Pacific bar a..
ISOLATION 20 hold their annual meet.
ms IA Seattle this year This de.
cisiou was reached az a meeting
held In Judge Ffafers department
The state bar association Is 10
meet In Seattle this year and II Eaa
felt that Il would be better 20 ask
the Pacific Coast Bar association
20 come hafe during the Alaska.
Yukon exposition Ia 1897
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
ENFORCES
EIGHT HOUR LAW

nosion and North broadway. tn
work hiu employees more than eight
hours a dal, az limited by state
iaW
In addition to auanendlng the In.
apNetor the cliN engineer has cited
Narmylc 10 appear before the board
al works 20 ehoW cause why hts
contract with the board for the I'm,
uuypmrpt III tho streets should not
bs ahogaied under The law Cot.
terill Will BE- notified "a appear with
his proof of the charges made. aud
Corporation Counsel Calhoun will
be asked "a attend the hearing aud
advise tho board as "a the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
...sr INSPECTOR WARNER
.,,.esNpHo PENDING tNVgs.
.,eArioN OF CHARGE MADE
- tsANk ". eorrGRlLL.

,se complaint 81 Frank "
~ haaInaas agent ~ The
teiwst .tsl council cts Ensf
Us - ,aasn this morulns aus.
~ lnsssslor , 3 Warner
sss.,tsra in his communication.
fhst Warner has nvrmltleA
sa.. .....ser \ Noumylc, who l. do.
49,. .s....s uaf6 on Hasi Linn. hast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
PASTOR IS DELAYED.

AZ ~ feaaig - ianasilds at
pnnsa4if. nF Van Horn. pastnf az
FgupmtA Congregational church.
90 y teiagss on his trip from Los
ksEslsa. sn1 Hiit net hs able a. or
ny ~ raipt SUNDAY Rev + Il
rselfs4 slii tak- bis place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
PuslIc WORK ESTIMATES

Estimates ~ the cost OF proposed
public improvements we're submit.
ted 70 the board OF pahir works
~ the engineering department q
the city this morning as foIlasa
Grading aud regarding FairYtas ~
- al. So 500 Hidexaikink Caller
IT. - FL. fis.8a9. iaviux wates
maias on First Az. Warren q at ~
ti2.h99. laTipE concrete sidewalks
ga f'ifta az Naai. kintoar plaee 81
al. O. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
HOGlE THROWS
Up CONTRACT

DECLARES AE CANNOT run.
Niss AMBULANCE TO TIE
CITY ron THE AMOUNT HI
IS NOW RECEIVING.
Captain HoEie. vhn holds the
contract With the city "a supply am
bulanee service. uoiificd the board
OF works this morning that he
would eea ~ such service on Iuna
l. lloglea reason n that the re
enumeration Of ttd5 a month Il in
snifieient % Justify him Ia eautinu
Ing the service
The county commissioners have
been asked 90 appropriate an add.
tlonai IS per month. making lhs,
sum 500 II 10 understood that II
this u done the service viii b.
continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Acreage In the City

When beautifully situated. plat.
ted. improved and accessible b.
good car service should attract
many buyers Chas somsfs Co
fHf,a Alaska building. offer acine
thing Of this Kind Two broad
acres for sz.T0o. and terms An In.
auirY OF them will bring full partie
ulars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
ORDER 10 PERMANENT.

The Realty association af ssaltis
yesterday secured permanent re-
Htraintug ORDER from tie superior
court prohibitinx fulieF skating IN
gTafisf~nssus Broadway halt JudF
nenf vas rendered aetiuas chrlstsn.
sen a EE1n fof lafuaEsa done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
WANT MAYOR TO SPEAK.

MsYor Moore this morning ~
celted an Invitation from the foun
OF SUM side to deliver an address
st that city on ialy Fourth n one
81 the features ~ a BID inaeaand.
race dAY erlsbFasion npw bclax 81,
ranged "a ratnmFmorafion - tNG
Important events Which have %.
CURED turing she past year. lhs
completion q the sunny aide raii
fuad 8Ed The takiaE over - the
government u the sunnYaits eanai
Tie has not decided whether hs all
a. ahta "a aeeanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
WILLIAM mALcom. WHO HAS
BEEN m srArrLE FOR -FOUR
YEARS. ARRESTED ON The
CHARGE or BglNo $4,000
SHORT m ACCOUNTS nv AN
EASTERN CITY.

Charged iu five separate ndlet-
HieHia with peculatiaHa aHRfrRatinE
5 laa coo William Malcolm. formerly
treasurer ~ the razri4f Mutual
Building A. Loan association. nf pas-
siar. 8. } Vas arrested iu this rIy
to-day by Detectives Hafbee ana
Philbfirh
Malgom Disappeared from pa-sIar
tive FtffH ago aud when his ar-
counts were skpefiesf. If Hhs found
that They were short fully 100000.
Tho grand jury returned five lndiet-
mfnts. four ou counts OF embexzlr-
meut ana one Tor forgery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
FoH DIRECT PRIMARY.

The King County Republican
club THE sftsrnooa paAAsa feaoia
ton plesizink support q tho eandl
dates Tor the state legislature uho
favor tas direct primary A esm
mittee sill be appointed 10 relsa
funds fur the state convention To
be held hers in September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
JUNIORS owe DANCE.

The members Of ths Junior cias.
n the high sehnai save The annual
pienic ana dance to the seniors yea.
tsfaaf afisfuou and syaninz - Nay
4snhausr haf club house. on Lake
Washington Nasnsfs band rus
nishsf She music Twn Htrs nnbaate
on me iaks carried TIE large crowd
aeruHs and back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
olvE A MANDOLIN
ENTHRrAlNnEaT

Mrs Gustav II Il Mont q south
ssattls. VIII give MANDOLIN gradual
lnE srrfciasa. seeem panied - hes
chi'drsna orchestra. on Nanaas
evening nest IT the FIRST Prsshy
terrain church. corner tth av. and
spring A. The entertainment vii
begin at 30 ahafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

ST PAUL. MAY - At the er.
peuse Of the Northern Pacific.
which requires the present site. the
entire toHn ut Winnipeg Junction.
With $50 Inhabitants. - to be- moved
along the track o point a mile
away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
BERRIES HA We A
NARROW ESCAPE

fhaatsn them with serious damage
unless 81 came O. an end. Bright.
warm weather az maturing time is
highly essential 20 the firaning %
the crop On proper marketable con-
dlti8n and many n TIE growers had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
NO CHARGE MADE

n 4 Graham. George Williams
and Mar Hastings we're arrested
last night BY Detectives Hubbard
ard Freeman and Sergeant al Pa
lee Mcdonald 30 charge has
bceu placed against thea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
FINAL vEspeR SERVICES.

The last ~ the regular veapsr
services - the Y. ". q. a. until
after the summer season wlil be fel
BY Mrs George BeElsy next Sunday
afternoon iB the " w g. A. hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

many. England aud France might
with profit each issue 20 900 600 Of
international paper calling for 40
much gold the American banker
wanting gold from France might
then apply in the regular way and
Immediately receive the equivalent
of his purchase IN Frances interna.
tiOnal paper on deposit Ia Sew
fork The gold would not have 20
be touched There would be "A say
ing % interest unw lost ON gold In
transit. a saving Of the heavy waste
% gold due 10 frequent handling
and a great safeguard would be -.
tabiished against financial panies.
The 5000 009. GOO 10 gold owned BY
the f0uf great nations Of the world
would be easily accessible In the
event Of great emergencies be.
liess thla plan IL practicable aud
that Il vii come
Cold in Kegs.
Gold IL shipped ia a very matter.
offact way In the form Of fiat
bricks OF coin Il IL carefully packed
IN heavy oak kegs. which are sealed
special safe comp rimeuta are pro.
vidcd on the big liners Tor these
kegs 81 gold. aud special messeas
gers guard them constantly while Ia
transit
Prom the steamer dock TO the
aubifaanufy ia Wall street the kegs
arr eartrd under the watchful eyea
OF armed guards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
Usefulness Disersdltsd.

Nov Il Is not pleasant 10 operate
with a gun that Is likely 10 blow up.
Il Is bad In peaceful target practice
and Il Is equally bad IN the face OF
the enemy Some experiments re-
Gently conducted al the proving
grounds At Indian Head have
thrown light on this mater of the
lie Of a gun. and have brought Sc
rious suspicion upon nearly all tho
big guns noS mounted on our best
fighting ships
II IL la view OF this fact that Pres
ident Roosevelt has urged eongre 50
to appropriate an adequate sum al
this session to enable the navy To
make a supply OF reserve guns to %
kept on hand 70 replace the older
gums rs they approach their life
llmits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
THE SCRAP Pile FOR
BIGGEST GUN IN WORLD

49, - 49, -~7-~e~- - 49, ~s~-~-~~ -
operate = gun which cannot be 10
AIDED except by mechanical means.
and which can be fired only a 70
" times without danger Of explo-
sion. Probably no more II or Is
inch guns will be turned out Of the
government arEsnaig
Special correspondence 90 the Star.
Washington. April 30 The ad.
vent % the $1,000 and 20.099-tou
battleship with It's I2lnch gun has
made our old coast defenses obso-
ietc
Il has been found that the latest
i2ineh coast defense gun. which
has an initial velocity Of 1850 feet
that a big gun Is a short lived az
fair. that II can shoot about 20
many charges. and then the steel
becomes .flsbby" and some DAY IL
goes all TO pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
iNolcT rse TRUST.

NASHVILLE. HEM. May 20 --
The federal grand jury has returned
50 indictments against the alleged
fertilizer trust here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
Sur Shines Assia.

Bot The coming 81 sunshine this
morning gave them new courage ard
hope. aut n tt continues faF the
next I've weeks ths strawberry crop
vii be eas - the largest ever pro.
duced in this section ~ the country.
hrlxht waffn wsather wiii fip1u the
berries very rapidly and ~ - prob
able That they wiil rnma into the
market Ia large quantities and that
the price eill. within gsp lays. put
theru within the reach 81 every
housewife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

q Ninety million dallafa In
. gold bullionl That IL the
= the amount ot money Which
. has arrived or Is on the way
= Ia the United States from Tor.
q etku countries or the amount
. Europe souis so .10a 996 s0sth
= aud the far east $4,000. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

week uE0 the local authorities
received tip from the chief ~ po-
lice a. rasaihe that Maicom was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
BANK CLERKS MEET.

The Seattle ehaptsr n American
Rank CLERKS held an Informal suiak
- IN TIE rooms - the Alaska club
last night. with more than TOO mem
hets present Forty members % ths
Tacoma chapter came over GA a spw
eial car. AMI the meeting vas suc.
cess BE- every respect
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begun e. fear that ihsy we're not
EoinE - have such weather. anf fell
themselves confronted with thn laAs
- Their years work IN the practical
destruction ~ their crop
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The papers o. the temporary In
junction taken out by tha Seattle
cedar Humber company we're served
ON the shiuEis WeaveIa Tits morning
The union men ere summoned - ap-
uear before Indg gfifun on Friday.
June 4 and show rtuse Why the In
IuHeilou should uot he made psrma -
nenf