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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-11
A LOFTY THOUGHT.
n seaside hotels

II seaside hotels
Were as high as their bills
The guests would be thinking
They lived on the hills.
The Bohemian.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-11

A woman can never love down the
contempt she feels.-The Bohemian.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-11
Cure For The Blues
ONE MEDICINE THAT HAS NEVER FAILED
Health Fully Restored and the Joy Of
Life Regained.

When acheerful, brave, light-hearted
woman is suddenly plunged into that
perfection of misery, the BLUES, it 10
sad picture. 1t is usually this way:
She has been feeling tout of sorts"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-11
STYLISH MILLINERY

line Millinery Season is at its height
ana the Ladies have studied the Fashion
Notes so that they know what their Fall
Hat should be like to be appropriate.
In former years it was almost neces-
sity to order millinery from a dealer in
large city, because the facilities TO buy
q nat that was right We're very limited
IN the average smaller towns. This CON
ditlon has changed and especially so in
the Northwest, and is due to the aggres
sive business methods of some of the
large Millinery Jobbers. One of the
great and foremost houses is the firm
OF Blumenfeld. Locher q Brown 90.
a 80 known as the Progressive Mil
Dim lnery House of Milwaukee,"
S2NKVA Their buyers are constantly In
ANf% Paris or New York buying and
ssi' getting posted on desirable Mil
linery and in their great estab-
ilshment in Milwaukee they are employ.
ing a coterie of as skilled Artists as cnn
be found in the world, The peculiar adj
vantage OF manufacturing in Milwaukee
enables this firm to offer their product nj
lower prices than can ordinarily be oh
tanned by dealers, and the general con
sumner thereby gets the benefit When
you go shopping for your new hat ask
the saleslady to show you a hat with n
Is. L. d IL. Co. Monogram Label. II
VIII insure you a first-class. high-grade.
stylish and milliner made hat and the
price will be within reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
cinnamon IN A
LOT OF TROUBLE

The officials OF the local immi-
grafton bureau are now confronted
Rith q serious problem and in
which arguments for and against
are endless. Today the officials re-
ceived word from San Francisco
that fully $4,000 Cinnamon lost
hhcir certificates In the late fire.
Many are coming 20 Seattle. and
the officials are wondering what
course they viii proceed with. II
they are accosted with the remark
that certificates were lost in the
fire.
At the local office this morning
II was stated that a thorough ex-
animation would be made OF each
Chiuaman who had lost his eertifi-
cate II reasonable explanation
Of his movements for the past three
or four years Is given. new certifi-
cate will be issued The inspect
ors state that the Cinnamon know
the number OF their certificates. the
same as the average person knows
his residential address. Duplicate
certificates are on file at Washing
ton. and after some delay. descrip-
ton. etc, OF tine Chinaman could
be produced
Local Cinnamon have received
word from san Francisco that the
California Chinese are 10 make an
effort before the highest authori-
ties for q complete REPRESENTATION
of their people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
SEVEN BOY BURGLARS
ESCAPE PROSECUTION
MACHINE
HAS NO SLOT

An automatic aeylcs. Intended 70
sunNiaui the festive slot machine
uaH ssleel today ~ she police The
saAehiue VAS being operated IN the
cigar stand conducted by Ray Me-
nenaid IN the entrance 20 the Lum-
Der Exchange building
pafalnsn keefs an1 Sergeant
Hadsen were Informed that the MA =
ghlna uaa being operated aud they
had it sent up 10 headquarters. The
police themselves ARE uncertain as
- q haf course fhey shnsld pursue.
and the question VIII probably be re-
fsrfed 70 Mayor Moore
Tha device Il an automatic ma
chine for playing what u known HH
TIE game 81 rs wherein the player
is allowed 3 throws Tor a quarter
and IL paid ~ goods according 10 the
total throws There IL not slot
and It IL believed that here il where
the cigar dealers are attempting to
rat the crusade order "a the test
THE customer does not put any
money IN the machine lie pays the
proprietor thr quarter and takes his
throws II ~ a gambling device.
pure and simple and a. hsadquar-
tefs IL is not thought that the al
fnlnlsifstloa viii allow IL 10 be opsf-
atea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
j. P. SHOWS
NO INTEREST

Proposals for the adjustment OF
tho Union Pacific franchise matter
TO the satisfaction OF both the rail
road and the members Of the city
council have occupied much atten
ton on the part OF real estate and
business men since the railroad and
the counollmen locked horns on the
matter
Several proposals have been Eng
gesfed as substitutes for the eFani.
ing away 10 the company Of Fourth
AZ. s. hut as yet the railroad Of
flclnls have given no intlmation
that ana 81 them viii be favnrRbly
considered So FAR as any relations
between the railroads representa-.
tiYes aud the members Of the cor.
poFatlons committee ere concerned
the franchise proposal stands dead
locked
The most promising suggestion
thus Far offered appears 10 Ice that
made hy Dearborn A Co through
The star last Saturday that the
road. the city and the property own
ers Join Ia opening Fourth aV $
for the occupancy OF the railroad
Another proposal which appears to
meet with favor IS Tor the road 10
secure n. riSht-pi-Wsy over prf< ate
property between Fourth and
Oriental hut this plan Is open 20
tho objection that II would ncces
state the crossing Of Fourth av
At the southern limits OF the tide
flats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
HOLDUPS FIRE upon
MOUNTED POLICE

FsaHdesi. however. aud one Of them
waA Asauasd Ia the leg during the
encounter
The other two then came out
Into the open and laid down their
ems Whether ihey admitted ~
crinla il not Yet known A doctor
y IS sent from Nicola 10 assist the
y Wounded man
4he capture OF the men u the
elimination 81 enc Of the most un.
usual man hunts ever taking place
In Canada Stimulated by the large
fswHrd offered. al clhnaea 81 adj
venlufNfa. Including COW boys aud
indiana. Joined IN the chase.
Their pursuit was nnrolentlnK.
aad. e. they were assisted b. blood
knanda The capture 81 the robbers
raa almost a certainty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
! 3 MEN
T PERISH

BERLIN. Nay ia private
Dispatch has iust been received
here stating that three German
sailing vessels fuundefed In a hufri.
cane that has been blowing In the
North so. hnd that the entire crnes
~ the three ships comprising "a
then. Wsfn drowned
No details 81 the catastrophe
have set been received. bat II IA
expected that later dispatches wlil
tell IT further damage and loss oi
ne from The fierce winds,nrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS

The Washington Marine company.
recently Incorporated 10 build
steamers Tor the coasfwlse trade.
has elected the following officers
Z. = Fowler president and treas
uref l. ~ Gray traffic manager.
] natiiuEsr secretary. George ".
Htetson. trustee. and a. X Kerry and
G. Smith. advisory committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
YOUNG MIGRATE
FOUND GUILTY

RAY Davis. a Young man who
gave hla age as "a. but appeared 10
be hardly over 10. pleaded guilty
thia morning IN the criminal court
Ia larceny from The person. aud Was
let off With q 800 fine. because 81
hts youth and previous good con.
duet
The boy told a hard luck story
Of being driven from home by a
utepfather. losing everything he
had in the san Francisco disaster.
aud finally admitted stealing from
John ODell. who befriendod him by
giving him shelter IN his own room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
c. p. TRAIN ROBBERS cAPruR.
20 AFTER LIVELY BATTLE IN
TIE WOODS WITH THulR RE.
lUsrLEss PURsUGRs.

VANCOUVER q C.. MAY Ia
The threa gentlemen train robbie ~
who held ~ che Canadian Pacific
overland psaHenmer train and eas
capped into the woods with their
bnutg after bidding those aboa ri
good night were rhptured swatrf
daY aftcFnuon 40 niice east 81
kamluapa. near Douglas lake
The maaaled pniicr called upna
the trio to surrender, bus the ban.
dlia aaened fire. Thes were sVH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
Youths Who Robbed Store Are Rounded Up By
Police, But Owing to Age They Are Released
and Their Names Kept Secret-.-AII Confessed
to Share in Crime.

Seven boys. an under ib years OF
age. Were arrested this morning hY
Detective corbott and Truant OF.
fieer ketchum. charged with hav
Ing robbed Morchcad'H grocery
etnre. al 10Th aY y ana Yoaier was
The youths were afterwards re-
leased because OF their age and
owing 10 the fact that this VAS
their first criminal offcnsc
The store WAS looted last week
shortly after fire which dam
aged the place. The police depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
CRY OF TOPEKA HERE.

The CIV Of Topeka arrived this
morning fFum san Franchise win
100 passengers. lis ~ whom we're
ree0nd siass The Top-kn passed
through the same SEES ~ logs which
Captain = l. ealesd. ~ the Amrfl.
can feuoftet The Topeka lort sev.
eFai hours IN account ~ being
fnrYeA Ca run under Slow bell 30 prs
vent accident ~ coii.diug with the
massive legs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
HOLMES DENIES GUILT.

Captain " n Holmes. master 81
the sound steamer Lydia Thompson.
pleaded not guilty this afternoon
when arraiEnei in the federal court
on a charge ~ carrying dynamite on
a passenger vessel. Holmes was
arrested on the charge OF having
carried the explosive on the vessel
during q trip from ncillngham 70
Seattle on September 90. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
7 S
SULLIVAN
PREs ioINr NAmus SUCCESSOR
To DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JEssE n. FRYE.

WASHINGTON. May a. presi
dent Roosevelt to-day notified cuh
gfpka that be bad nominated Potter
Charles sullivan. 81 Seattle, 90 sue
esed Jesse II FIVE United States
district attorney az that city
lie nominated Patrick u Mullen
receiver 81 public N.Y. az Juneau
Aiaaka. and Fred " stocking res
istfar ~ the United States land a.
flee at Olympia. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
sHeNANooAH IN STRAITS.

The American ship Shenandoah.
one OF the largest sailing vessels
afloat. passed into the straits this
noon for Seattle from Manila. Capt
Chapman will load cargo for New
York city on the sound and after ar
rival a. the Atlantic scaboafd will
have eneircled the globe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
SIMPSON LEFT NO WILL.

Letters Of administration Of tho
estate 81 Sol q simpson will short.
iy be petifIoned for In fhe superior
court. although tha pra---1-ent los.
ger and millmsn died without leav
Ing a will Before his death most
Of the extensive properties owned
IN this cIiy were deoss~ by SIR.
Simpson 20 hia children. and there
Is comparatively little TO bc settled
by the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
CHURCH RULES
EXCUSE BREACH
At
MERCHANTS ExcHAsog

The WORKING fesre az che Afer.
chants Exchange has been chamsrs
and seslax = : Mafr@. " ha was suf.
merry connected etth thr Daily
asssits. one ~ this nhipplns papers
% seatfiss - at she arsh 4 a.
Griffin has resigned "a accept POO
sltion Mlth the seattle f1re tnmur.
amEn COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
SWEE HEART HELPS
| SOLDIER TO DESERT
younq Blanche Logan Rows Roy Daniels Across
Salmon Bay and Sees Him Beyond the Reach
Of an Indignant Uncle Sam.

a break Tor british Columbia and a
was dreided that he would make the
attempt SUNDAY morning fright
ANA early Daniels and Miss Losan
started eut Daniels was dressed ln
Wogkinsman's jeans and Jumper and
eore little resemblance TO trim
soldier
They secured beat and Miss To-.
gan who y an expert With the oars.
towed across the has 20 ballard.
they remained in the beat until the
Vreei Nuttestn train wofnx north
PULLED Ia u ttaiiafd Daniels beard
81 the train snd efossrd the linr 10
a latN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
PORTLAND RATE
AROUSESS
Reduction by the N. P. Brings Out Numerous
DeniaIs From Steamship Men--Cut Was
Not Asked for by Portland Merchants.

IS the guilty person who has tried
10 secure the business
Tho Northern Pacific has praeti-
eaily made a flat rate TO Portland
shippers Of ti.JO per ton for ship.
ments destined for Alaska ports.
For several years Portland has been
attempting 10 get corner on the
Alaska business This year there
Vas a great hurrah about a Port.
land Alaska steamship line. bat this
his 80 Tar proven a fizzie.
viii Make q Fight.
The Seattle merchants are not To
be cheated out % their riRhifal
northern trade. and with the assist.
auce Of TIC Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce strong attempts are TO
be made 90 have the rate with
drawn. as was done several yearE
ago
Merchants On Seattle are trying
10 find ont the company Of Seattle
that made the proposition to Port
land when discovered retallaiory
methods VIII be used toward this
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
PRESIDENT ELLIOTT
PAYS VISIT TO sUmAs

President Howard Elliott. 81 the
Northern Pacific railroad. arrived
on the sound this forenoon from
Spokane Superintendent Wey.
mouth. Of Seattle. left for Everett.
where be Joined Mr. Elliott. and
together the party went 20 sumaa
Mr. Elliott is expected % be- IN
Seattle some time tomorrow after.
noon and WiIl remain here several
hours before proceeding 10 Tacoma
J n It'll. sou Of James Hill.
and vice president u tho Northern
Pacific, Is with Mf Elliott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

ment has been working on the case
since that time. and yesterday In
formation was received duplicating
a crowd OF youths Who live In the
nsighborhood
This morning the two officers
rounded up seven OF the lads. all
Of whom confessed The largest
part Of the stolen stock was recov-
cred and after an interview with
the parents the boys were allowed
10 go without prosecution. Their
names we're not given out for pub
llcation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

I've been waiting for the soldier.
O. come ard arrest me." sstd M.
logan THIS morning rNou know Il
p M seeehd offefso. had a friend
once before IN the fort. ana he. too
decided that he had enough Of an.
army aud deserted And they never
eaushi him. stihsr. ronelaaeA Afis.
LosaH. With no small satisfaction
iAuieIa aHa hts hunkfa. ttstrh
tofsN rreenfiy had some troabl.
WITH = seFssanf. witch led a. a..
sefKeant BEING reduced ID rank
l'anlels lrff the Tor, Friday nlsh,
ans saturday the sergeant ~.
Corey q severe beating Gore, ~
followed Daniels example ani a..
serted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
hu Decides That Man May Fail to Carry Out
Promise to Marry it His Church Does Not
Sanction t-..Qullter Case Decided in Favor
Of Defendant.

HxAiirx ih4t : mar - excused
RE . mafrtaxe contrast n his
Esxrsk siff net sauetten u. e jury
B, ~ superior eouft This morning
rsnrust ! sexsiet Tor ths defendant
: ne eFssrh - ffu1riss case 81 Em-
- Aifsf aEaFnsf , n Cuntsr
~ lriai nas catupistrd yesterday
~ ~ Jury vas eat afrf uixhH
~ ease lnvolssd fhs rules % me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
BURGLARS TAKE PURSE.

The apartments 81 Mrs A. Err
hafdt. IN the 81 Regis flats. az rhlr.
toguth az. and Madison st.. were
bufvlNfiscd last evening and "a purse
stolen. Mrs. frhnrdt does not know
how much money the purse con-
taiued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
rAsou nARu AT VICTORIA.

The raura Maru. The latest adii.
tian 20 the beet Of the Nippon Yuasf
kalsha lire. arrived at Victoria thll
forenoon from Yokohama FOR Seat.
tie. The Tango Be- che largest steam.
- q the Japanese line and this a
TIE first trip across the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
NEW ARRIVAL IN JAIL.

\. Chapman has been lodged In
The county jail. charged with de
ffaudlnE an inukeeier Pour new
Migrants are also eating At the
eaaHtYn expense. They are ~.
0'euuuof John HHlman. Frank
Faust aud ". SaHh, an doing ten
DAY iefus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
MINERS NUT ILATED
IN GAS EXPLOSION

SHENANDOAH. Pa. May 16.-
Sixteen miners we're seriously in
iured. several 81 them fatally. IN
an explosion az the Pennsylvania a
Reading Coal q Iron company this
morning
Two bodies. torn and mutllaiod,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

Catholic church covering divorces.
Ma Miller hsing a dlvescsa woman.
Quiiisf. Mha IS = sell known lacai
politician and - connected with the
seattle nrsNlnk a afsifinE company.
ssree4 % marry her. bias when
Bishop U't5sa fssused 20 perform the
ceremony he would not agree 60
msfry bee nasslae II bis church.
Airs Mnisr sued fpr tt.eeo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

.,.,.ss Ros Daniels. COMPANY a,
II mfsntft. AZ Fogt Law ton.
-. .ssx kIs issyesr-oid sweetheart.
- ss..s.s lasaa has made sood hts
.-..,,ea sna Is nov tn British CO.
-. e-,ena the reach % Uncle
$3.50. asssrtlan from the fort
romantic one. but the fact
: deserted while on guard
-. il ! particularly srirvous Of
-. eanish8hls BY tive years linz
X nanasist
Mas ga Guard,
n.hs alsat wnils paniels was on
- - dropped his gun and made
tAe aarknsas TITS absence
=. - discovered until suard was
s-rsvd n ne meantime Daniels
-. q ne helnr u Miss Logan on
49, hAy ehsre be VAS provided
- ehaaes & siplhlas ana In
80 a a asl4lsf = dQuned the upi-
An 4 > sSllef
rar.sls knsg that there would be
!. .ffrs maas g capture bin aud
~ ~ trains ueala be watched. -
i waasfssa areaua Salmon hay ali
A. saiaraas. and inst b show Bis
r.nssmgs 81 the United states
s,n.y s1fdllxa aruend the fort IN
= uslofs unlfefn he vas nor res.
ssEAsd
psea1s te Bar Ger a.
ssms.ssy asxat be dsslasd o. make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

mont The chamber OF commerce
has taken the matter up. and Capt
Bell has been appointed 10 act Ar.
ranKcmente will be- made With Cant
MunEer. Of the revenue cutter Rerv-
ice. 10 order one 81 the fleet 20 the
British Columbia shore 20 bring The
bodies % this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

have 90 far been recovered. black
damp Is interfering With the res.
enefa. who are frequently being
overcome b. gas
Forty men are eutombed in the
section OF tho mine whore the ex.
plosign occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
FORGERS Ar WORK

The fake check worker is again
operating In this city On Friday
evening August G. =. Graundalt,
proprietor Of the Walden hotel
eaahed a check for Sib. believing
that il Ind been properly made out
by a business acquaintance The
check was returned with the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
BRING BODIES HERE.

Capt X W Boil. Of che secret
service. left on the Indianapolis
this morning for Victoria 90 make
arrangements for bringing the un.
Identified bodies Of tho Valencia
wreck to this city FOR final inter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
ssy n. Frsnehls..

Mef'redie. Evans and Ewing i'm.
uediatsiy decided 70 purchase the
Los Angeles franchise f0F st.tse. the
amount 81 The forfeit money.
BY purchasing The tlos Angeles
franchise the league ularnaies have
taken over the task % re-lraHing
The park naw used In that city The
lease expired yesterday and u -
doubtful Z II can b. renewed n
The nsw owners cannot secure q
park q Los Angeles they plan 20
transfer the team Co Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

the isaEur has ever held Present
were cai EulnE. ~ Frisco. " -
Walters. % Oakland judge No
Credie. 81 Portland Evans ~ frea-
ne and James y AKnrw. % Seattle
jim Morley II les Angeles. WAS not
there. and tase fifHt business was the
presentation - hla wifhdrRw wal from
the league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
CITY COUNCIL INVITED.

Frank n Wrestling. acting for
the general committee for the OBJ
servation OF Decoration day. this
morning transmitted 10 the city
clerk an invitation for the members
Of the city council 20 participate In
the exercises OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

OAKLAND. Cal. May rs Seat.
Z I'll Fsmaln II the Pacific Coas,
bare for thia season. a, least
Tie epssf league managers az
lasif fseefine THIS morning. dscid.
= . make no changes In this
ltafs sckedale
= vas also determined 20 resume
Y xAmes IN san Francisco and
paslaad. besianlnE next week.
Y Il found impossible TO put
- ~ Fnnriae0 BAH park. uhlch
nos being occupied by refugees.
NC proper shape az once. The
aaes Niil Be played at idora park.
, oakland
kansN Rseonsidsfn
hanasef AKnew. - the Seattle
"a. who came here determined 10
astk With The Coast league for the
Ifpose q regifinK the Old North.
- .eague vas Induced 20 recon.
hssf BE determination
= spite Of She setback caused by
saa Francisco disaster. the out.
~ ioF The present season is
- and the majority 81 the
80 = TIE league expect 10 break
hs<a better than even.
l@H aiEht the maRnates of me
- isaRne assembled and opened
ns'sl important meeting that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

ment that Il was bogus. Yesterday
the proprietor OF the Chesbro Music
house. at 1905 End ay. was victim
lied on a forged check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

President Everett q GrigNn. ~
iha Pacific Coast i.umb~r Mann
tAttafafa association. on last san
aay sent telegram 90 the hr8dh
~ the traffic departments ~ the
Northern Pacific aud thn Great
Northern In - Paul asking that
the date on which she usw tariff
covering minimum weights becomes
effective be postponed from June
20 August
This feaaeaf has he senctlon Il
the shluEie Mills bureau. represent
Ing the shinEle manufacturers Of
this state
Wants More Time.
f. Is urged that there o. not sui
flcisnt time In which o prepare ia
urvn Of actual loading tests Ia urtri
10 have this information w The
hands Of the railroad officials bf
the flmn they meet on MAY - tn
S. Paul. as already planned
The Manufacturers couieud that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
LUMBERMEN ASK
FOR MORE Time

PRESIDENT eRiocs WANTS
DATE oF CHANGE IN TARIFFS
POSTPONED ron TWO
MONTHS IN ORDER TO MAKE
TGsTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

The reduction announced BY the
Northern Pacific on merchandise
commodity rates between Portland
and Seattle. and the rumor that an
Alaskan steamship company. had
agreed 10 absorb this rate. provided
II received the Portland Alaska
business. has stirred mp hornets
nest IN transportation circles
The Portland merchants did not
ask the Northern Pacific 20 make
d low rate on Alaska shipments. uu.
less certain steamship company
of Seattle WAS first 10 make prop.
oaitl0n for rate absorption
Everyone Denies H.
Upon the careful solicitation Of
The Star today. not steamship
agent would admit that his com
pauY had made any such PROPOSE
ton II is a funny situation aud
each steamship agent makes the re.
plY
You bet your life we made no
such offer You had better go and
see soand 20. 1 understand that be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

l.. n. Gray a Co S steamer Mel
willie Dollar Is at Mukilteo to-day
loading lumber for San Francisco,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
lNTURUBaAN LIMITED RUNS
INTO HERD or CATTLE
WHILE RUNNING AT Full
sPUEp.

Crowded to the doors with pas
sengeru aud running 20 miles an
hour. the Seattle Tacoma Intorur
ban limited, which left this city 81
= o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
defallsd al I 40 o'clock mile weat
Of ottliia Luckily mo- ono WIS in
iured an dthe ears were not bodily
jufed and the ears were not badly
damaged