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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
AUTO RACERS
KILL PEASANT

VIENNA. June S--Drahoe. driv-
inE his ohorsepowcr automobile.
Mercedes. arrived first in the Her.
kimcr automobile rscc from Prank.
fort. Prince Heurs arrived at IL 30.
an hour later. Pierce. the Amer.
can. finished AZ is;ia out Of Loo
starters lis finished One driver
killed a peasant IN the run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
CoRwIN REACHES NOME

DELAYED dispatches received from
Nome last night by the star an
nomecd that tho steamer Corwin
reached that port MAY 81 The
message also stated that tho little
steamer. the first to sail from Sc.
attic. made an exceptionally fact
run north and that the breakup In
the Ice is considered permanent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
CLAiM THEY
ARE NOT WOLATORS

Ordinance stated that this duy-
light switching must cease upon
ealnpietion of the Great Northern
tunnm and the I'M depot The
railroad ofiietaia einim that In
the strict sense OF the word Meth
Or Of the above two improvements
have been completed. While pas
sonKsf trains are now operated
thsoaAh the tunnel Il has not been
cnniuieied. The same claim ~ made
aa ia the Hill depot
Walt for New Yards.
Auothcr matter advanced by the
railroad officials IL that the pas
acnKer aud freight yards south of
tho new depot site are not COM
pleled and trains must be made
up along the tracks GU Railroad
avenue
The railroad ofhelain state that
when the tracks In the new yards
are completed Railroad avenue IN
the daytime will be- as quiet as
tho tomb. except whom engines are
obliged TO make Ewitohinga 10 the
docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
BAR WILL MEET.

Members OF the Seattle and King
County bar are invited 10 be present
at meeting In the superior
court Friday. June rs. for tho pur-
pose OF forming a legal association.
the object % which r. 20 bring about
closer relations among the local pro-
fension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Merchants Exchange Is Being ReOrganized With
the Idea Of Looking After Grain Business as
Well as Shippng--Two Hundred Have Signed.

and buys" can be exchanged daily
In the pit
Many inquiries.
The interest in this new form Of
exchange is already manifested BY
the number OF inquiries received
daily By Secretary listed. at pres
ent head Of the local exchange. IL
IL not given out Just what change
will be made In the new ofganiza-
ton as TO officials. but that u viii
be ~ special Significance Is already
assured Several well known CHI
caFo operators who have been IN
the cts for the last two weeks will
connect themselves with the new
exchange. Their names are with
ED for important reasons. la inc
new make up there will be Included
several Eastern wheat men who.
through their Western agents. VIII
be able to get a line on Washington
wheat
Protect Shipping interests
This morning at the Merchants
exchange Il was stated that al
though wheat maneuyers would be
generally catered TO. the shipping
interest would be aolemnly protect
ed. Nearly every important steam
ship company In the city has signed
for the new exchange and all OF the
local wheat inYestars have bought
seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
uAscsls. goa JACKSON ST.
ANo yEslgR WAY CAR LINE
pscucE TRANSFERS SHALL
e sivEN FOR CASH FARES
a.p rlcsErs.

rassf he Franchise grated sev.
n Yezss ago - the esfy fog the
z<ixr xay ard Jackson #. car lines
\ rmpanY operating thoaG itnee
ons1isa 10 give transfers Ia ell
4<sz< passsngess. 10 ans other line
6gaax and rseessinK transfers inter-
tkazzAly wssA IL Thss Includes
rNxnerrx VITO pay their fares with
s senf ssnl tickstA.
o<rana Cash Fare.
N xxulatlnh IL not rumnsieei
~ b. ihs company. transfers tFuna
- llasx being xivca eniy ng=ua
r1N<1t q cash tars uf tive cents
: sffsstls snoss W b made 20 eom.
=. - company ID comply with Us
Esxssiss prpsiason anH give trans
=. e. siekets ~ sell
fAs provision requiring the ruu-
~ . give transfers 20 other lines
a. payiax passengers demsndlrE
- 3 peeshsr 70 the Yssier and
&<zea at fFaachise II IL not tFas
= y sase Of those lines Of the ~.
~ Electric Company covered b.
- asaket franfhisa. which fra
- pfovides that transfers shall
: f.sen cnly to passengers paying
4 81 iiyecenf fare
Transfer Provisions.
- frafsfaa tsas.tsf is5f5 ~ a.. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
.CO-EDS ARE
POISONED

WOOSTER. O., June s.-Mary
Mckinley. u Boise. Idaho. "a one
of the ~ girls of Wooster uniyer.
Hlty suffering from ptomaine poi.
coming Two girls are said 10 be
IN serious condition.
They attended n banquet last
night. and physicians are unable %
account for their Illness The uni
yersitY authorities are silent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
NO ACTION ON
CAYTON GRAFT

10 Is nom to-day no action had
been taken By Mayor Maafe on the
ordinance hpprapfiatinE tib0 IN
graft meucy 10 pay ~. r. caytou FOR
the alleged service ~ publishing the
charter amendments "a HE weekly
paper
WeiEhtier matters thau the petty
grating - caxton and his kind
friends in the city council have ee-
cupiod the attention Of the mayor
but az he b. fully aware Of the char
Rcter u the measure ga question.
there appears every probability that
he viii veto a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

200 SALOONS ARE
CLOSED IN OREGON

PORTLAND. ore. June SIS a
ronuli q the election 900 saloons
viii b forced 10 close IN Oregon
through the adoption ~ county pro.
hibision
The returns shos that nsniaa.
iAna. Lane. Ttiismook. WaiinWa
and famhlii counties sent "dfY
Partial returns Indicate the hame
result In sherman. Gillian, Lin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
TRIES TO BREAK WILL.

r. II Beverly Yesterday brought
suit Ia the superior court TO break
the will OF G. A White. his half
brother. who died TN 1898. leaving
the bulk Of his property to be sold
for the benefit Of "a certain theo-
sophical society at AtEar. Madra.
India "or wherever the society may
be" Beverly claims that no such
society has been found. and as the
only known relative of the deceased
he Is the lawful heir. The action
Is begun against Thomas A Barnes
ana n. W. Stein as administrators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

and wea,s a stlff hat. A the hat
q about all he Noro when captured
hls clothing will have 20 be collect
"a from the adjacent landscape b.
tore any theories Of iheniiftcatida
iiir What Il known 81 the man Nhn
boarded the car az Wildwood sta.
ton. The latter wore a light suit
OF Siothea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
REPUD|ATES
ITS DEBTS
EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY
NOTIFIES FRISCO POLICY
HOLDERS THAT IT HAS re.
PupiATEo LIABILITIES or
Sss8.24t.

SAX FRANCISCO. June S.-The
iocA agent of the EAGLE Insurance
ounipanf issued statement today
thsf be had been notified by the
New York office that the compan.
had cancelled all existing policies
In san Francisco.
The company liabilities In san
Fraucisco are t673.2tf. and capital
eee0,090 lts surplus being t376.072
This IL the first company 10 r..
plIdhte az n result Of the recent
disaster since the Traders com.
mny failed II is feared that other
companies will do the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
WILL TEST ENGINE.

The new Ia France fire engine
recently ordered By The board Of
works for the Seattle fire depart
ment has arrived Ia the city and an
official test Of il VIII be made by
the officers OF the department. and
the members OF the board az the fire
boat station 81 the foot Of Madison
~. this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

coils ard Crook counties Coos
counis went dfg except the larger
toWna
Mans precinctH In The set coun.
ttes Wer~ captured by the pruhi
biuouiHta The not loss 10 liquor
Interests ~ estimated At $3.50 900.
fhr brewerisa are the heaviest
i0AsrA Only two victories Wefe
Eained By the liquor interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
KEEN WILL DEMAND
TRANSFER RIGHTS

ere passage each way over the sid
Rad The Payment - a
fare shall aiSa sutitir q passenger
20 a transfer u any either ear tias
Va thv eity whieh niay Etss and ~
rsivs transfers Ard ths pfwssuta-
tion 81 transfer from any othsf
iiu~ which Way EiTe aHd receive
transfers shall entitis shs holder
ttsfrof 90 paesake on ears 81 this
line. she lateut and parness Of this
proVteaan h~inx that thia road shall
lamsa~ ard receive transfers With aHy
ana atl other reads whteh May do
ths sane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
A. e, ORDERS FREIGHT cans.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Is
airsaas preparing Tor the usual
/ hravr TALL business A high ON
ciRt from Tacoma. who wAs In the
rlty Yesterday. stated that there i
hos hninG constructed e.t50 uaw
ir~ishl ears and 49, nes iocomo.
uFrA are also betting completed
Thls rev stock Is to be on hand
b. oefulser and viii. With the
present western rolling stock. pre-.
Neut ans congestion OF freight this
fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
FIRST PASSENGERS To CONF
otT-CAisTAIN AND CHIEF
ENGINEER DLNN THAT fIltsy
RACED WIN CRY Oh SEAT
TLE--oNIi TESTED SPEED.

With = treasure Of tfea. 600. the
rrsf sold shipmsnt. also wiih Tbs
nfss hansh of passengers 10 cofae
out from Dawson and other Ia ses
riof poiuis thts season. ana MAX
ink the fastest round trip TO her
record. tho Waite Fiyet Dolphin
of the Alaska Steamship conaaHnt.
reached port eaFly thia moraiEz
Tho sold shipment IL from Daw
son and Aglln. and With the 81
ceptian ~ tNo small ho1es for tho
Canadian hAnk u Commerce tic
remainder Il Tor the seattle assay
ofne~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
EXCURSION FOR ENGINEERS.

About 10 members of the local
chapter Of the American Institute
OF Electrical Engineers Will par
ticipate In the excursion OF the
chapter 10 Vancouver. -. G. tomor-
row for the purpose OF inspecting
the plant OF the street car and ulec-
trio power company there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
PIANIST UNDER BONDS

Mrs. MARI r Perry. palmist
charged under the statutes with
being q yaEranf. was convicted yes
ferdzF In the police court and
placed under 500 bonds 20 Keep the
peace. or In simpler language - De.
siss fruu reading tne future ~ those
unlaarned In the mysteries o. the
occult for a monetary consideration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

and buys" can be exchanged dali
In the pit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
ANOTHER SUSPECT
IN EVERETT JAIL

tended effoyts ia other localities.
along the interurban lire aud at
smaller places throughout the onun
~. II Michigan IL not Implicated
the criminal seems 90 have vanished
without i"aNiug a trace beyond the
evidence ~ his visit a. henton hups
piled ~ the uutilalrd hody Of the
child victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
To
VIEW SITES

The executive committee Of the
Alaska Yukon fair met last night
and appointed a committee Of nine
10 confer with the various commit.
tees from different parts Of the
city relative to the sites suggested
for the exposition.
The following locations have been
offered South Park. Woodland
park. Bailey peninsula. Lake Union.
Mount Baker. Lake Washington aud
Magnolia bluff
The committee will examine these
locations and report TO the oxecu.
tive committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Following an operation for tu-
NOR. Mrs. p. n. jennings Of soc 18TH
av.. wife of patrolman jennings a
member Of the local police force,
died &C Providence hospital last
evening. The deceased was % Years
.of ace. No funeral arrangt MEATS
have been completed The remains
arc &C Butterworth 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
Veto By Mayer.

should his report be favorable
Couaelimrn Morriacn and Sawyer
~ The committee will probably vote
with him. hills Hurd and Reynolds
vote against granting The license
The Hohh application. The second
time Il came before the council. Wa
rejected BY narrow margin in that
body should the MURRAY license
pass the couueiil "a all BE- vetoed
b. MnYur Moore IN accordance with
Ma campaign promise 70 permit no
saloons within ono block 81 the Tn
ion DEPOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

- HAa NFiafteA az tAE hhfftff n
office Tits mofaing that the Monroe
suspect had about $500. Witch he
scattered about the streets. bat II
this & true he must have carried n
IN his hands OF hat. having dis
carried his pockets prior 20 board.
ink tho train.
chief ncputy Harry Knowles, Of
kFeregt. was rather Inclined 90
doubt the insane mans connection
Sith The k~nton murder. bet start
ed an Investigation 60 trace bis
movements in coming 20 Monroe
smith II a stranger in that part
az the countFy. la the Everett
jail he advised the officers 10
watch his smoke bat otherwise
bad nothing 90 say heyond thu
usual ramh,luxa og Insanity.
II the reported STORY told hy the
brick mason II Wildwood 10 found
10 - reliable. peputy Itiil vii
probably 80 10 ENervtt to-day aasi
bring Smith 10 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
COULDN'T FIND REPORT

on account of the absence from
the city of Committee Clerk Shrad-
er. the council committee ON fire and
water matters was unable 60 locate
the report OF city Engineer Thorn
son on the proposed new Cedar river
main. az the meeting OF the commit.
tee last night. so action on the re-
port was put over untu the next
meeting Of the committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
THREE DEMOCRATIC MAYORS
WILL SPEAK AT BANQUET

For the first time since their eiec.
ton the three Democratic mayors Of
the three large cities Of Washington
wiil meet each other az the Demo-
cratic banquet to bee held at Chris
fcrrens HAN next Tuesday night. in
honor Of the visit 10 Seattle Of
James Hamilton Lewis. Of Chicago.
Mayor Wright 81 Tacoma and
Mayor nagrctt - Spokane have
both accepted the Invitations ex-
tended them to attend the banquet
and respond 10 toasts. as has also
Judge George Turner 81 spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
SUIT Is CONCLUDED.

Corporation Counsel Scott Cali
houn this morning informed the
city council 'hN letter that the con-
demnafian suit for the Improvement
- Eastiako az. has been concluded.
resulting in the awarding ~ 81
judgments. nEEresatinK total Of
kA6SG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
oRlzAsA LEAVES TUESDAY

This morning the Northwestern
Steamship company changed the
sailing 81 the steamers Orizaha and
Edith from Sunday 90 Tuesday.
Neither OF the steamers can be IN
readiness FOR Sunday sailings. The
Orizaba r. already sold out with
passengers. and she has a fun load
OF freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

The Murfay application waa pre-
sentsA 10 the committee last Men
day and referred 20 Councilman
Conway % the first ward fof iuYea.
LEGATION aud report Conwags ln.
yesllEAfiun viii .. ehieaflf fof the
purpose 81 aHcfFtaininE whether Ia
The transfer Of the lease for the
place R0bb WIS given a square deal
N 90 he will favor granting the u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

OF the % psNsrnwefN on the
noiphln. 20 came up the river On
the steamers Proprietor ani This
tic. the two hrat boats 70 rtake
their way through Lake l.allaFsn
Several Of the passengers had
pokse. the total amoant beinx
see. Gee. which was seefctsd IN
Pureef MorEsn'a safe Tho pas.
srsEerN stated that thrrw was
plenty % satsr In the river and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
THREE NEW MEMBERS.

Marine EnKtnsers Beneficial A..
ISOLATION. No =. held ita regular
munthly session last ulghs Ia It's
quarters and admitted three appli
cant9 to memherNhip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
VIII star sarah rruax.

Sarah Truax. wife OF Guy Bates
Post, whose former home was in
Seattle. will BE starred this season
by John Cort. the Seattle theatrical
manager The arrangement was
perfected by Mr.. Cort. ON his re-
cent visit 20 New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
OFFICIALS RESTRAINED.

NEW YORK. June Federal
Judge Lacomhe today restrained
the attorney general. the mayor.
district attorney and state gas com.
mission from enforcing the s0.cent
gas bill until the suit IL decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
UMATlLLA ARRIVES FROM
SOUTH.

The steamer Umatilla arrived
from san Francisco this morning
with 3S5 passengers and a fun load
OF freight Many of the passengers
we're former residents OF san Fran
cisco, and In casting about for fu.
turC homes have chosen Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

actica taken towards inducing the
company 90 comply with the ~.
quest 81 the petitioners. said Coun.
Gilman Reynolds 20 a reporter for
The star It l. time aomethias
vas being done In that direction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
AGED MAN
IS HANGED

WAI.LA WALLA. June s--A. A.
Armstrong. an aged man, was
hanged az the ponitenilaf this
morning. protesting his Innocence
for tke murder 81 Robert Patton. a
nolghbor. IN the Weuatchee valley.
Patton Was euttlns wood on dis.
pulled nrnmlaNs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
BUCKINGHAM A FIRE WARDEN.

Charles Rockingham. present
charity commissioner OF King coun.
ty. has been appointed temporary
deputy county fire warden by state
warden J X Welty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

The existence ~ this provision
Vas called % TIE attention ~ coun-
Gilman Ksene. q the Secend ward.
yesterday AfssfHaen b a rspeffsf
for THE star and Mr.. kssn an-
nounrsa that be would promptly
ttaks sbs matter % Wtfh the fran.
rhtaa inspector and the corporation
counaaI with etew - prpeufiug a
irxai apinien on the point IN quess
riou
II she peupls comiaE IN o. those
uaea are entitled % transfers under
the provisions ~ thr afdlnanfe ~
wanf t. know o. nald Aft Keen.
80 I shall undertake - lind out
II the provision u ~ you say y g..
u should be q comparatively simple
thing 70 cuFupsk the company t.
comply with st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
WILL OPEN BIDS

The county commissioners an
pounce that bids for the construc-
ton of bridges az Berlin. this coun.
~. will be opened June Il. and on
JULY 3 bids viii be received for iTsss
movements ia HHlman city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
FRANK e. WOODRUFF DEAD.

Frank Elisha woodruff. aged 20.
the son Of Mr.. and Mira George l.
Woodruff. 81 isas 18th av. died at
an eaFly hour this morning at the
famlIy residence. Of heart disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
WIN sail ra,..ia,

Tbs Dolphin wili not sail until
next Tuesday and ON that iats
she VII inauEuFate the excursion
rcasen 81 the Alaska STEAMSHIP.
Co fofamcnelbg ~ith that trlf.
hltkA. Tho rlaelsfn and other tour.
iAi points of interest viii be IN ia.
porte Of call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
STATE THAT oRnsT NORTH.
EnN TUNNEL AND DEPOT
ARR Nor COMPLETED IN
STRICT SENSE on THE wmtD

The iouch-up given the railroad
companies In yesterdays Star re-
Earding the violation Of city or
dlnancea by the operations Of
trains ON Railroad avenue Ia the
day time caused condemnation
nmong the various city and rail-
road officials The former claimed
that they we're at sea az to the
operations while the railroad on .
elaia claim that they are not Yio.
iatins any ordnance
Tunnel Not FLASHED.
According 10 tho ordinance no
switching II 20 be made on nall-
road avenue Ia tho day time. as
cert shuntinR ears tc the various
FiiinEs onto the wharyea. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
LICENSE WILL
CAUSE SPLIT
APPLICATION OF o. !. MURRAY
Foe PERMIT foR sALooN
NEAR DEPOT WILL DIVIDE
COUNCIL COMMITTEE.

A division 10 likeiy 10 occur In thu
license and revenue committee Of
che eoanrli next Monday niKhf ever
the Application 81 y Mnrraf -
Saloon license ~ 3it 81 ~ south
within q block % The Union dsasat
The location j. fhs aamv az that
fof whishc r Robhs applied for
a iiesnse and Nas turned do~n ~
the eonnrii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
sane Man Who Tells Of Committing Crime Is
Under Arrest Pending Further Investigation
Mis- Movements

i ,Aeofiss a. "a the murder Of
- Nslhaff. except that the deed
A.ne b WANDERING maniac.
wfated ~ the ARREST of a
wsa Al Nonroe. Ia Snohomlsh
TAik man Is nov In iall
~ sssrr,s. IL 4 nude condition he
- 4 paseenssr train With a
-. NILE and > halt from Moaroe
- takeu 10 toWu whcne he
z. .sgnsa aser 20 TIE marshal
ssrsaas consuet
aAtes mason b. The name OF
-. h.s Informed the sheriff =
-. snA the police department.
- a "Wednesday moFnlpK, Mas
m~ a man. evidently do
=. "a set o. a ear On The Seattle
. ,esscn line Al Wildwood, This
$50 4 % the iake not a great
$500 from Rcnion Tho sup
- lnnalie Vas greatly fright
- saa stated that he had aoue
'.r.<sAinx tefrihlc al Renton aasi
= 4 moh uas after hlm 10 hang
- fater this same person ap
80 Al 4 house On The sansiap pit
= ssnanaed sOmsthiag 20 eat
= ! rlrs and a sick somAa she
q earlnx fnf werc In the hoass.
4 - visitor helped himself. TAX
!. ,serythlax 20 eat in aight
~ siory Was told 70 sheriff
sseA And oGkef offleefe last sun.
= kat nct enough WaE Thought
ID Al that time O. prompt an In
- as 70 The lnforsaants aAue.
'sssslss HlIi Aad Nckfnnoa we're
! ~ case this forenoan. and Dep.
O. nsllsnx and Cameron went IN
.r-s.ixAfe The cray naan Ia jail
/ sssFstf.
were onis = ttst
<zrrdink % the EsEufg ffotn
- fks smspeet answers 20 the
- q Ceerke Smith. i So years
I a.. s feet 8 inches IN height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
SABBATH SCHOOL EXERCISES.

The Sabbath school exercises OF
tbo Temple de Hirsch viii consist
of musical numbers authorizations
viii be held this evening at 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
MILITIA PREVENTS
NEGRO LYkCHIN6

NORFOLK. Va, June S.-Gabriei
Battali, a negro. is. convicted OF
criminal assault. was hanged today
while the militia was ON guard 70
prevent lynching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
LIE rououEx GOES TO PEN.

ed lie Touquex was taken from
the county courthouse last night and
sent TO Walls Walla. where he viii
serve a term of one year for horse
stealing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
srs.,I.d ,s . rs.-.s.r.

In8sr fhim provision fsasaenaer
paying his fare on TIE renier 81
Jackson a. uneu with tscent tiss.
q. II such ticket b. aessp1sd - The
comrany a. = tasv. u entitled - a
transfer 80 any either lire SWING ard
receiving transfers which ineiuasa
All uth~r ffa~~ ~ enc easerNay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
MILL ASK FOR
/ MORE CARS
sotsclLMEa YNoIo s
WANTS TO kao wwHAT HAS
sFco.E or HIS PETITION
Fos BETTER SERVICE on
UNIVERSITY LINE.

councilman Reynolds. o. the
lssah ward. has announced his in
.I1Aon 70 appear before the cor
1s'iona committee ~ the council
ne near future. probably this
sssfnoon. 70 urge the consideration
~ petition from hia constituents
an Increase in the car service
ne University car line
Last Heard Of H.
M petition vas presented 70 the
..atl more than a month ago, and
- referred 70 the corporations
aHiilee That was the last heard
The committee has taken no
40, ordered 90 hearing. given
psiiiionsra no opportunity TO
- theif ease before II
-. asanEhiie the company has
-. - some minor increases ia the
-. $50 but nolhinf ~ a material
49, 49, and the conditions o. con
a are CROWNS sorse daily
Tromlssd Dovbis Track.
a. eompauY has promised to
- uaet The i.ue. hnf that work
- 'se along 30 aiaRly as TO
A. ven di8coI5aRlng 10 the
h., aahEsfa Tho petitioners ask
re- Z. minute service on the line
% q. N and from 4 70 Z
/ fhaN -
\ a. 80. 81 take fhe matter up with
Aalss'se asa ~ 70 get some