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'sSF,iiH- fTarffssp ty=.,f 1tlT, sur1.tt::1.
greatest plungcr on tac American race
tracks, and jazz MeGLnn!s. who has
become ercatIy enriched through the
successive Victories OF Frank Glll. prom
lse 10 swamp the ring wlth gold
Ioh1son and Mc6Hnnis were standing
on<Ihe clubhouse platform yesterday
Then Frank Gin brcezed under the
wire.
We'll, Jack, guess you won, be
able TO pay your rent today. chr ex-
claimed Johnson
zz--oll.=I IIdn- -tNIh % very tiuctE.- katt
NcG!nni.
Well. I'm glad to see horse that
s'oIid lave chance agains, Rosebcn,
aaid johnson.
- E7Icsu vuu won sts7t Rosrarn IT,
the Richmond. yenturea Mcdinnis
Won't start MIN shouted Johnson.
Well ! s1iess VIII And. Jack. he
GU y log pounds hnd beat him Ana II
he doesn't ] go croke
fliszI gilSss Ill have 10 take a liz
Tie OF that said Mc6inniso
so they're on Ii Will be one Of the
most Interesting rlees Of the year II
is likely tilat the fortune or either Day-y
Johnson or lack McGinn's will melt
cons dernbly, II not altogether And the
winner VIII be eariehei accordingly,
see you ere going % nend Rasehenz
tst ttst,..s4,,=s tt.-tt. e,.esst 1z,t 1.s,t.t 5
friend 10 Johnson
oh that is rsdiealony, said John
son. That's nil a Joke. You see, Rose.
ben MAJ running away from are4rtf,,rx
AZ 1
iztHk~ ittfH H=0ut ~ he tf7rTt& ami Jsfsa,,=
up everything IN sight or coursn ira,
.+tt tt.-.-!st st
Log ts. Ind 2 harea the 4e5iffd With
him SUI al tho sanne u.ia IL seems
10 me almost tidic.;lous TO expect any
horse 20 touch him NJ any weight
pagy John.on ls TIE trls.t gambler
on the American turf to-day lie is
rt.er rrndf 70 btt his fas. ponJs- on m
even break
There are ycry few n, ,hs., IA r, =,
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Will ar AT plER ro-NIeHr

Tire stealheF Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Brem.n, Southampton ana
Chcrsourg was toatheast of Fire Island
AT 242 NJ She VIII be At her pier
about 40 j. 81.
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mea4tlme the rea, srort lovers ana
tk6se who pu, up are going 10 get N
practice for tt7r ot-r=s--i.,4t f1sl1awins-
quickly on the heels o, the New lamp
shlre affair the Champion crescen,s'
the y. " A {. and Tie st. Nicholas
Hockey cnhs VIII scgin ;heir winter
matches, but tAat Is locking somewhat
ahead.
Iast4n 4now Manager Fisher is busy de-
striving rurp=tord ht1ses--itft ias4----tttt
resent show ana tearing ar ;hc noor 10
get Mt the tank. Probably you didn't
know tt. but !t costs an even Woo bill
Ia tTaeEa that ars; hipcE OF lcc 20 be
clIt- up ny .t6e hockey fttsg T77liSa1r II -e6sts
So day 70 keep II frozen nngd enough
Gkaterk 1tdl-ti--
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M READER og the sporting page
IN YESTERDAY tr-irfTr .leSe noticed two
= l. ilutie news notes that brought
=--,-z4-4..z- R4.tlnG Nelkon and BiHy
egcitngirt3 thn public eye. In onf/cot-
titsns had received NOT single eeni OF
;ns money due him as his Slrrc OF me
proceeds from the moving pictures OF
~ Set.Iat. lat ile< several Aims OF
SyysIz OK ffst,i ia ,5sFis!y:=Sai an =
tntna cement Gays. II WIS sfNtr'F9 -
.7t,stit a. Ising M,it Hgaias. nolan lai
IA accounting r.
Estt1lluE N<1s6n's neE purchase OF a
F4JE-!tI AN aIliag OF fptns S31uVp
.snw Ihers WAS no connecuon pr-
5I1,4ii y thpsF Ty1 rrS-iiritrti stss-fttsta!f
auJ /Pcrish the tlapSnt'
lIlt there's an unsolvcd mystery. IN
ix<samewhe.e. Vino set tAf PFuIie
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ePeRTtNe.

no YoU HEAT thE KacEsr You
can do 40 WITH Juha's C{&ss Handicap.
HubiiFArt in the chicago HIndicapprT, All
- t.s.a4 nAnNilghlEd -l,.tiudnd Thai hra
worth having are given for couipar II slfI.
zoe, deIly; 81 weekly hy telephone, 81 2s
monthly by malt Delivered city SlSn;
BrppklYn. ~ weekly Address all mali r.
L.. MIGSERY. :3G broadway. .tt
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Peerless Gelding Must Garry
i4S Pounds Against io3 on
Lucky Jacks" Horse.

Frank on. Who has shown marvellous
snced at tho Jamaica meeting Will h3%e
a chance 10 test his mstttr HEafn1R the
peoriess Rosehen tomorrow In pc Rich.
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M akfnu Black tee, =

They%ave having a lot OF hullabnloo over
getting H. niis. rnect ot black ice ready
t1r The wrk.r.,o4 fees u the Four Hun
dred, which Hstkes the flr,t crack a; fl
aa Nov r.
Black iee9" ddNyou ask
Wen, black icr Is called 'binck' be-
cause +; isn't 'Stirn n, sheet OF tee as
peEI.ZIiY q,
called black because thw foundation
beneath It is BLACK, and II looks AWFUL
g.pums when one fEGls one Reels e.
ing shHwRrd and looks dQan NJ tie
sF0spSSi psl0ra htn ana sometimes
hrf
'lChITn TGs s,'r-y W.T.. FfIRt ~ rcr t5s,.
5ist All 4ess IL aiilf tIi5l is-'.s tllfSE Z
loamN--A lHtle lNbaIy, ES II WEt- Tts
no kO1d because the skates WI n up
the next day
\ Trt-7Jf IA II 4r4-. k
TT X rTTF ry77~ 7r rtt-r71f f7-rtt--tt
tIlsl Ealir-- H5IRdrea- slt; ;a4y e344.!ai.-t
10 oIIl1ts II Va. KEN tut the spo5 At
thnt Tic Enlt LlIn4rEl Is not L, b.,
TT II I'M
r.. 4 e issIi
aGAy elaa ssta etes sat a louE H. Under
His aireal!an ~ Mr4 Bafgnr. ypailarh
{ Ee- it-!llllnaltl-Ss XAhLEts- -GA dillIAsk tie
u ETH
na.ffE flSaer IS allowed 80 see whatI
t'5esHsie fftz! sirt.f.tafP
f4ished @aAt 'F-ts--, siplI and hAtleiv-ant
stftf.iHttt.s-i -Ezi
brought atpng for ttie occasion, Ii sI
aepDrt-a thaEtley haze hockey matches
~ 1l9oiilrr IsSSSIIHIs. mi q'-si IEItI sfU
Ms Barser SyGl!arE HtIts tttr finrrr
Hundred .4TEtptE
fii1k out on .Sa7 * F7tstt,i
GG9nSh FOR -FNG!a IT rsttitt-Et-I hi FIR ths
'','rt-,ttrfir- FFsz4Et
Croton water VII, IL sprinkINd on top
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~ 9TH Sammy IIerEcF ana II rz'autz
mann, who are to battle to-mor+
49, ROW night in saa Francisco say
st1n hes are very. ySIg anxious 10
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OLD DR.. GR!NpLE.

TIE OLDEST SPECIALIST ~
DISEASES OF MEN.
Under Dr. Gfindle's ,teatn,snt all diseases
peculiar % n.nn are CURED quickly, thorough.
ly and on MODERATE TERMS. II, you suffer
from hlOoi poisohns hereditary or contract.
et nervous debility, Kidney bladder com
plants. skin disoases red spots Sers sofn
thr03T and mouth, palntui swcliinsr. STRICT
tHE, NARICpCFi.E or other diseases result
Ing FROM excess ~in>llrcrstion OF oyerwork, It
matters not VI how long standing DO not bs
discpurRScd because you have conagitei othsr
phy sioians without henaflt, DR.. Grindia etirca
where others have failsd. Ordinary prlrat,
contracted diseases and drains quickly cured
M nrindir has been located al
III West 18th ST., p.t - az ~.
OVER 25 YEARS.
free vEny Low CHARGE
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BELASCO Eysis. Mat sat 4 Nov. d t.A.t 4
:. ~. -,rr.srss. IN rrRs.
BLANCHE BATES daIa,a TH5 Giti t3s,, y N
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Al. TSIE rEtrc5
take both OF you
brVRsHa and-At
your cAfnS-''.--=.
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LITTLE matter or -hre insurance
"a IN Frisco is. taking up Acc
Il \ GrrQgaius' 4 attention fast -tan1-
The evening world., 1906-10-30

LI-.ii.E s;-..I.asE, ~ : :.
ySeif. srnrTN ana
=, ..,,..-isl4.-ta nil ter :
rnat Won won { plncl
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AMusEMENrs

HARRY Dp'RK g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

ferres1 10 the apparent oversight OF
tltbae in charge Of the exposition
affaire In not appointing Mr. Chea.
iandrr 20 some position other than
one ~ honorable mention.
Several Alnskans have advanced
the opinion that as Mr. Chealander.
being himself an old and we'll
known resident OF Alaska. should be
made executive commissioner OF
Alaska
Visited Northern Towns.
During his trip through the dif.
fefent AlasNan towns Mr. Chcalau.
der named prominent business men
IN each place 90 take the matter up
with their local organizations and
make a sounding az to the deslra.
hilltY OF such an exposition.
They al reported that the idea
was most feasible aud Il would re-
ceive hearty support Those gentle
men are az present In the dark as
"a future movements
Mr Choalander was seen this
morning but refused 10 discuss the
question, simply stating that posi-.
bly, the exposition officials would
give him an important position in
view 81 his time. money and serv.
ices already given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
LIE BARGE
OPENED
NAVIGATION ON TAE YUKON
HAS BuouN-sTUAMER CAS-.
CA SAILS WITH FULL LOAD.

Lake Lsnarge Is opened and Yu.
kon river navigation has com
mencrd for this season This morn
lng General Agent Dudley. Of the
White Pass a Yukon route. received
a wire from Whifehofse that the
steamer Chsca sailed last night for
Dawson with a fun load Of paHnen-
gers. express. mail and ballage. She
took no freight
Tonight the selkirk vii sail. She
Is being held AZ Mhiteh0rsn until
the Casca reports az Hootnlluqua
regarding her passage through the
lake
There will be no steamer from
WhitehorHe tomorrow, bat on Mon.
aay the Whitehorae pill leave for
Dawson and ON Tuesday the Daw
son will sail
According 60 the wire there Il
plenty OF water In the river. which
t. atill rising. due 10 the melting 0f
the snow on the various creeks and
rivers which feed the Yukon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
FRiNk WILL ACCEPT.

J. NJ Frfnk this morning lndi.
Gated to Mayor Moore his willing.
ness TO accept the proffered ap-
polntment - a member Of the park
board 20 succeed VI u Clarke. re
signed. The appointment was
made hy Mayor Moore this morning
ss soon as this word reached him
and viii come before the city coun.
ell for confirmation next Monday
night There Is little doubt that Il
will be promptly confirmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
dunno WILL BORROW
TEDDY'S BIG STICK

90 the cemetery escorted b. slx ne.
tie girls. Winifred Alexander. Susie
Hsffleh. Annie CtsefHky. Alice
Storey. Grace Hllikef and Edith
Price we're pall.beaFers,
Call Macs Mestlna.
The city council 81 Nenion has
called a mass meeting. 70 be held
ln odd Fellows hall at : a'einek to.
night. @ consider the murder case.
The council primarily wants 10 get
an expression of opinion on the ad.
Visibility Of Offering a reward This
was suEEeatsd BY William Tomkin.
~ the Seattle Electric company
George Gallant ~ the snaqunlmio
company. and Joseph wood- II IL
probable that the countu win Of
feF a reward 81 use In addition 10
that already offered by The county
commissioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
SENATOR OFF
FOR NOME

on the stroke Of ~ O'Clock this
noon the steamer Senator steamed
away from pier A. her masts and
decks covered with people bound
for Nome All desiring 20 catch the
last glance from their friends and
relatives crowded 20 the most ad.
3antagcoua place on the steamer.
The senator sent north In com
mana of Captain LLOYD aud be viii
THIS year attempt TO rcpeat his rec.
ord Of last year and make six round
trips She had az passengers
The Pennsylvania, Captain J. +.
Blaine. which was billed 10 sail this
afternoon al . O'clock. VIII not get
away until tomorrow morning 1t
10 O'Clock She viii BE- loaded With
freight and 200 passengers. The
frelRhier San Mateo viii get away
late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
READY FOR
TRIAL TRIP
BATrLGsHiP NEBRASKA Is
PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
AND IN s4ApE FoR AEa GOV.
ERsmENr rEsr As TO sPEEp

The tattleship Nebraska ls nos
ready for her trial trip. according
10 statements given out from thu
office Of Moran Hrce. this after.
nooa. The company ls Ia commnn
icatiun With the engineering depart
uisnt sc Washington regarding the
date Tor tho first trip aad the day
wtli be settled ~ aoon - word II
received from the east
There are atlll several piecee 81
ordinances to be placed aboard. but
this utit Dot necessarily prsVebf q
trial trip Just a. z.eon a. the gos
eminent ta&kcs delivery the ord
nance Ntlt b. placed Ia lspslton
The engines have bsen tufninK
Tor the paai Two weeks snd are 10
fine working order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
DOUBLE TRACK
|NTERURBAN
CONSTRUCTION CREWS ARE
NOW AT WORK ON TWO SEC.
TONS BETWEEN SEATTLE
AND TACOMA - WILL IN.
PROVE ENTIRE LINE.

Construction crews are now bust.
Is engaged doable tracking two i'm.
porfAnt sections of the Seattle. Ia.
coma inteFuFhan Al present work
Il being rushed between Seattle aud
Renton Junction and between keat
anf Auburn When these two sec.
tons are completed more trains
ean be handled and quicker time
can be made a. Il vii cut out
several waits al switches.
Jacob Furth. president 81 the Sc
aflis- Tacoma inferurhau. this morn.
tnG stated that eventually the en-,
tire line will BE- aoublc.tfaekcd be.
fxeen Seattle and Tacoma Work
Nili commence on uther sections
a. noon aa that outlined above IL
completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

Many prominent Alaskans In Sc.
attic at present and many who have
left FOR the north during the past
three days have wondered whore
Godfrey Choulandcr. the originator
Of the Alaska Yukon exposition, was
going to be placed in the manage
ment At the present time Mr.
Chealander has been left seriously
alone Al his own expense and
time he has given his undivided ~.
tentlon 90 the project which has
now so successfully been launched
lie spent several months on a trip
through the interior Of Alaska and
70 the cities along the coast aroua.
Ing enthusiasm among Tire Alas
hanH
Has Honorable Mention.
Several northern papers have re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
HOMES
IN ALASKA

Homcsteaders for Alaska are the
latest class Of people 10 30 10 the
northern territory On the steamer
portlnnd's next sailing for Seward
one party of q persons IS going TO
Seward and from there will travel
20 the Interior and take up home.
steads In the sushiina and Yeuta
districts
The arrangements were made
through the industrial department
Of the Alaska Central railroad aud
the future agrieuliuralists OF Alas.
ka are from san Francisco. having
been burned cut In the late disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
MEN UNDER SUSPENSION re,
SENT ABSENCE WHICH
KEEPS THEM FROM HAVING
A aUARlNo.

Fire chief Cook. who In absent In
California ON leave of absence for
a period Of 30 days. viii return 10
Seattle IN 10 days or Two weeks te
discover that he has rendered him
self extremely unpopular ia the de-
partWent by leaving the city at the
time and under the circumstances
OF hts departure
Prior 20 his departure Chief Cook
suspended min. members Of the do,
partment in connection with the
pufpoFtsd loo,inE at the Arlington
dock during the fire Of MAY z aud
reported the fact To the civil asrvicc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

With a view ~ drawing the line
a dsmarration between the ethical
aud non ethical lawyers II tbs city.
a movement ~ now Ca foot Tor the
formation og a Seattle bar asHocia'
ton Of q limited membership. aad
that composed ONLY u the certified
members of che profession
The first steps toward the forma'
ton of the new organization we're
taken AZ meeting II a number
81 attorneys held last Thursday
evening. A the attendance az the
meeting was not - iarss az waH
desired. the Organization II the A.
ISOLATION vas postponed to some
future time. and committee. con.
sistlnR ~ Prosecuting Attorney
Kenneth Macintosh. q Mayor r.
A. nailiuEcr. Frederick Hauaman
aud Cofwin = shank. Was appoint
cd "a arrange for another meeting
and 20 select a lisf II attorneys 90
be invited 10 participate Ia the
same
Limited Membership.
The plans 81 the promoters ~ the
movement contemplate the orEnnt
Faiian of an association 81 limlfed
memberahip. the memheraiiip 10 be
selected with % view uf Including
only those attorneys ~ the best
professional standing The purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
WILL WE'D IN SEATTLE.

Miss Hllda PRUDENTIAL. Of Seat.
tie. and Mr Arthur GeiershofeE a
prominent young business man OF
New York, viii be married IN this
city June 6. At the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. :.
Fraucnthal Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Geicrshofer. Of Cincinnati. parents
Of the bridegroom. arrived I'm this
city last evening, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Segal and Dan
Segal, Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
Marks and daughter Of Philadel-
phin. while In this city they viii
be the guests Of Mrs. :. Ffauen-
thai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
LlNpBLoM ON WAY TO NOME.

r. q. Llndblom. the well known
millionaire miner Of Nome. arrived
from San Francisco this morning
on his way north At the Cecil
hotel he stated that SEVERAL new
propositions would be advanced as
soon ~ he arrived at Nome. lie
VIII so north GA one Of the steamers
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
BANKER Will INVEST
IN SEATTLE

Seattle l. attracting mary east
srnsfa to this nestion Of thr COIN
Try since tbs San rfsuelsru disaH-
ter. At she Cecil hotel last niEht
J. a Alexander q New fefk rapit-
allst and banker registered and TO-
day he II visiting various sections
81 the city looking over ths field
with the Intention ~ making invest.
fuents ia realty BE vii remain
here fef several days before return
Ing east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
REPORT ON THE
SMO0T DECISION

WASHINGTON. = G. June
Senator burrows. ehalsmAm - the
COMMITTEES on privileges ard sise.
lions IL making xsfhsl report -
the committees aettan fssafsfing ~.
sneof eas~ tnf# nsefniax asks,i
the unanimous consent q the senate
that the ease BE- considered June ~.
Teller ahlsrfsd 90 fixinE ths time
before the fsra4i fsport - made.
saying thAt he didn't propose "a
act ln fespenns 10 popular siamor
burrows REQUEST was turned
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
poRTLAsovHorEL
MANAGER sERE.

~ g. Dickinson. one of she hcs,
hotel managers ~ the Pacific coast
and as present head q the oregon
a. raFtfand arrived To the city last
night and registered at the Ceci'
hotel NJ Dickinson has many
friends not only among the travel
ing public. hut aiso amouE ihs husi-
ness man. and be viii remain here
anNafaI haNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

Rev Francis J. Van Horn. the
neS pastor OF tho Plymouth Con
SENSATIONAL church. viii open bis
paniorats sunday morning wlth a
sermon entitled The Church uni.
vsraai The doctor etnss 60 this
city from Worcester Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
-po,,.d HAM, pe,sss ssla.

LONDON. June g@The british
press Is dsxoting much space 70 ths
revelations regarding tue Ameriean
meat packing system and appeals
arc hsinz made 10 the pahiie 70 sup
port huHe Industry.
Orders Tor large eounikumeatM ol
American canned meats have been
either cancelled or rednced The
I.ondoa Times made . bitter attack
Ga the Yankee meat bosses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
sourHsRNsRs WILL MEET.

The Southern society, recently e
ganized in this city, has secur4
Christensen's hall for a temporae
meeting place and will hold thet
first regular meeting next Thursday
evening at $ O'Clock Addresses
will be made by some Of the prom
inont southerners, and refresh
mcnts will be served, after which
3 dance will follow. The affair vii
be informal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
ELLIOTT GOES DIRECT EAST.

Howard Elliott. president Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company
left Tacoma last night direct for
st Paul without making his second
visit Co Seattle He intended to
make an inspection Of several north
crn branches. but business sum-
moned him east Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
ENJOY HIS ICE BOX.

& r. Coils, Of 1916 Marion -.
complains 60 the police that n sneak
thief has made way with oatahles
from his Ice box three different
times during the past few weeks.
and he asks that the patrolmnu on
the beat keep lookout for the cul-
pflt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
MAY REACH
AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June a.
The rate bin confcrces expect to
reach an agreement today Repre-
ncntativcs Hepburn expects To re-
port 10 the house before today's add
journment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

Schooner oregon from Coauille
river arrived o. Fan Francisco this
morning Iu water logged condition
and 9Th part - hef deck load ~
lumber gone. The word wac re-
ceived ~ the Merchants exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
STOCK FALLS.

NEW YORK. June Thousands
Of shares Of the Greene Copper CO.
we're thrown on the curb market
this morning On account of the Mex
lean reports. The stock fell nearly
two points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
MISS JENsEN's FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Miss Josephine
Jensen aged % years. who died Of
tuberculosis Thursday evening at
10 o'clock. viii be held az the Tah-
oruacle Baptist ohurcn. 18th av. n.
and Harrison st. Sunday at 30 =.
m. sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
LAWYERS TO FORM
INDEPENDENT BAR

81 this plan II TO set up an orEani.
yatlon which viii be able 90 act IN
a vlxoruaa manner ia eases where
ehafKes are made of unprofeassonal
coaaaet
Thn complaint Il made that with
the present KinR eoaniY nar aaeo
cistlon. which insindeq every at
tofusg In the county who IL rccog
niHsd as such By any court. DOES
rot stand for as hlEh standard
% professional ethics a. would D
rtnfc limited and select organism
tiun. and for that reason cannot act
~ Vigorously in matters requiring
the attention ~ aaeh an organlaa.
tiun.
Call Another Meeting
The committee MAS appointed
meveiy for tho purpose 81 calling
another meeting and sending out
nutIeea thereof said Corwin s.
skunk. a member II II. this morn
ina. We are not empowered 90
pfs'pafe any plans for ihe proposed
organization further than to call
the leading attorneys Of the city
together The purpose Of the move
nent r. 10 organize an association
With = more restricted membership
than g. possible under the present
association. with a view Of making
thr aHuociation more effective
tsfli3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02
STEWART TO LECTURE.

oliver NJ stewart. Of Chicago a
rfufnlnent lecturer on economic
questions. VIII appear IA ehflstsn.
sens hall on Tuesday evening. June
5. at e.claek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-02

They then left the lumber yard
and dynamlied powder house near
the sonora hotel for the purpose OF
securing arms and ammunition.
Here the Mexican police attacked
the mob and a fierce battle ensued.
Several officers and a dozen strik.
ers were killed
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Patfolman lee found q trunk nt
the foot 81 Madison n today which
has been there unclaimed for the
past "a hours The trunk Il mark.
cd w. " Bishop. Port Townsend. E"
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WIFE SECURES DIVORCE.

Adelaide Holland. 81 Georgetown.
this morning obtained divorce
from Edward ~ Holland, on the
grounds Of desertion and nunsup.
port. She retains the custody Of
their little s.yearold girl