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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
COMMUNICATION.


Editor star. There has hreu
Great deal iu the newspapers re-
Gently. notably tn the Times. about
'the shortage Of city water. aud
Rainier Beach would seem 60 be- the
cause ~ said shortage n the Times
tells the truth about H. A. resi-
dert 81 Rainier Beach ! want TO
gay that no reasonable man would
advocate shutting off our water
supply whom he knows the facts,
knd fiFht here I want 20 say that
4uperiutsadeut Youngs view OF the
matter IL the only Sensible one to
take 20 far as our locality Is con-
cernsd.
In the first place the compare
lively small amount Of water used
- Uainisr Beach (ths last meter
statement was Tor s6. 300 feeD would
not percsptably increase Heatties
sunrly ~ al. n We were cut off
Private contracts IN Seattle use
more every day than we use in a
month. even a superficial investi-
cation Will suhstantate this. In this
connection. II the recent ruling Of
the supreme court we're applied TO
private contracts. u would doubtless
hold against them as well as against
outside towns suppose they be
sbut or. IL it's really water that IL
wanted
In tho second place. Il would be a
criminal Outrage 20 deprive this lit
tie community OF few hundred
peonlo Of their only available source
Of supply. II would be impossible
Tor very many TO secure water at
ali. aud would result IN abandon
ruent Of their homes The Times
sayp. We have access 20 Lake
Wa shin gton. where there n an un-
limited supply which was good
enough .or Seattle for u long time
Yes. theNake 10 there. but it would
take a long time and good deal OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
TO CUT OUT
TWO SUBURBS
VAN ASSET AND GEORGE.
rowN TO nc OFF MAIN LINE
OF sEATTLE.TAconA INTER-.
URBAN-oTHER PLANS.

Van ASSET and Georgetown will
be of the main line u the Seattle
Tacoma iuterurban when the Union
Pacific takes over the southern por.
ton Of that road for it, own use
A given in The star several days
ago. the Inferurban will cross the
Duwamiah river below South Park
take a aouthsrly route and again
TAP the main line ~ Foster Right
Of way, u IL claimed has already
been purchased through the well
known Hamm a Schmidt farm and
other ranches south Of the city.
The Seattle Electric company will
extend lie line 10 the Meadows. en-
taring the race track on the west
aide. Rlght-of way has already boon
secured for this extension, which
will be from South Park south.
The above IL the plans as out
lined and which have been present.
ed By tho engineers Of Stone a
Webster, who have been In Seat.
tie for the past two months. The
local officers deny that even the
fnterurhan Intends To 20 TO Tacoma
by n new route outlined in Tho
star several days ago. but real es-
tate activity resulting In several
purchases Of property along the
new route and which will shortly be
recorder, give direct proof to tho
above plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SHANGHA||NG
NOW TAbOOEO
UNITED STATES PASSES
STRINGENT Law THAT WILL
PROVE a Boos TO SAILORS
OTHER sipG.

shanGhalluH days are over
Copies 81 the nsS iaw pruhibltluE
this well known practice and pass
- bY the laat congress are today
being neni 0ut BY the United states
Hhipping commissioner. Although
the naN las H. great boon 10
thoHa who seek employment OF
ships. there n also an opportunity
for ons OF the greatest gratis
known In marine circles 10 be
worked.
The Law prohibits any runner.
shipping concern OF steamship
agency from sending any sailor
aboard q ship IN an Intoxicated con.
dltinn. The Law also provides
that once a sailor IL on board a ship
and before she sails. II be desires
20 lrasr for cause. he can do 30
b. simply taking hls case before
the board u commissioners Fines
for Implication In shanKhalinE run
from $500 20 $500
sailors are In gide over the new
iaw. but ship owners take the %.
pueite view "A deep sea cap
tain stated this morning. sailor
can board a ship and work the
entire voyage II anything 0ecufs
during the trip to create bad feed
ina between sailor and master the
sailor can 20 before a shipping coff
missioner OF consul. swear that ~
was shanghalied and hold the mai
tor and ahlp up for trial OF eourst
IN a case like the above. the aail1r
will lose. bat the time and inonfr
involved In trying the case viii ~
something enormous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
WRITES LETTER.
ABOUT LILLE.
NORTH YAKIMA RESIDENT.
WHO DOESN'T SIGN NAME.
sAVs PkTRoLmAN BURNED
OUT IN THAT CITY.

Al anonymous letter was reeeiv'
"a thia morning from North Naki4
ma, b. Chief Wappcusteln. inform
ms him that ratruimAn Charles =
lille was burned out IN North
Yakima six yeara neo under aua
pieiuus circumstance
The lotter adds THAT al valuahita
we're saved. ana alleges that even
tho piano Was moved to the home
81 brother IN Toppenish before
the nra The letter aiaa states thhi
.iAuie obtained Insurance. on he
building anh cantrutH
Chief Wappsnatetn wrote the Or
felals Il Softh Yakima regarding
llllie'a record wbile IN that ct9S
bur has "a yet received no reph5
The Anonymous letter The chlts
does not consider as hginE trust
worthy. although he hamits that u
4eIw % uihar circumstances sKaiuft
Lille the letter tends % daFkse
the cloud now hanging over the
patruiman
Lille waa yesterday arantfa
leave - ahaenee from the rig
siatinr that 80 wished tn Wait 4
brother in SPOKANE II has STATE
seen learned that he dld not 50 %
Spokane. hut left for Toppiniah.
presumably 10 vialg tbs brother ~.
fprrcd 60 10 the anonymous letter.
There have been no further deyai
upmenta IN the eass.
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money - install a pfanf. Further
more. The city or Seattle abandoned
that supply long aEp because II was
20 longer 90 Tor use yes the lake
atef ie ~ enough fdr Rainier
Reach. according "a the Timer at
ter years ~ sewerage has miNrd
with itn waters
Nov. 81 looks a. II the Whole
nHheIne - fhr Times Is to try ard
force Rainier Beach % annsx 70
seattle. presumably Tor political
renanua, our people foif that az
largely q anhrHely settled cemmuu-
sly We would rather wait a year o.
two At least before anuexinK. and
nov for having liberal view q
personal liberty ard desiring 10
walt until ss were ready 20 annex
tte are 70 be FORCED. whether We
ike u or not 81 50 without water
Ne fcaaonahle man. nor civilized
community would sioop TO such
means ard Sc don't believe that
any such steps will be attempted BY
ths city 81 Seattle. che courts. or
any citizen - Seattle.
The order 10 cease irrigating At
Rainier Beach has been observed
far better than "a geattio. accord.
iuE even 90 the Times. Al the water
ever used a. Rainier Reach has been
Paid for 81 higher rate than IN
Seattle. taking Into consideration
the feet that no expense u INSTALL
ing pipes. etc. and maintainanre la
paid hy Seattle. yet our water sup
ply r. referred 20 in last Sundays
Times as The Rainier Reach
Steal"
Every man Of Rainier Beach
spsnds his money Ia Seattle. nays
ear fare telephone and numerous
other charges "a companies having
headquarters Ia Seattle. ell our
supplies - every Kind are pur-
chased either directly or Indirectly
IN Seattle An our people are
counted ln Seattir's directory yet
The TIMES thinks We should go
without water. because. forsooth.
We use a little 70 drink that ought
10 be apttnkled on Highland drive.
An we ask. Mf Editor. IL equity
and Justice with the rcma iudsr ~
the people Of Seattle. and we arc
sure that those ~ authority VIII
see that Ne get a..
W. 8. BANNER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
is PRESENTED
WITH A MEDAL
CAPTAIN J. NEWMAN REmEA.
BEREo BY MEMBERS or 30.
HEmIAa CLUB FOR SAVING
TWO LIVES LAST SUNDAY.

Captain J. Newman. who rescued
r. Mullen and y Hail from a watsry
grave IN Lake Washington last
SUNDAY afternoon. saH last night
presented with handsome gold
medal by the members of the Boz
hamian club ut the Pioneer Tx
change. The presentation speseh
was made by Edward Puiia, who IN
a few we'll chosen words Expressed
the gratitude Of the two who very
nearly lost their lives and she other
members Of the club.
Captain Newman responded.
thanking the members and stating
mat he had sniy done a humane
act
A luncheon was served. which
vas enjoyed not only by the local
unemhsra af the club. bat also those
from Tacoma. Everett and Ana
cortss. Captain Newman y
brother Of Prank and Charlie New
mar. who have IN years past been
connected with several Of The best
baseball mines on Puget sound.
Charles Newman was for many
years treasurer ct the Third Avenue
fheafer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
rosNey SAYS rHE CRY
las Ne elesr N Law 10
..,a MILWAUKEE RlosroF
w.y ALONG WATERSHED.

- -. a number ~ arsc tax
-. 0hn are determines 81 nv
~ n, pollution OF ia' e''A
W. seee, bs the MiiNouhsr iall
Nat.' ,ts..s,s, Vince Il fabsu has
n's1. ~ iseaI opinion toe.af'nF
- ~ elt, has 30 lessl a's.s'' .,'
sr,nt away anl portion 8. t''
49, aver dfatuase ara 'e'
s.ilraad rlshtol'Nel 90. that
tss "a reinioa hobbs. thef''elf. ny y
tne s. Milwaukee slaui 10
sola ana q NO eiteet - tt.t
a. rneen takes the stana 10. ts'
- v,tgrsheA was aeQal'.0 ~, ~,
We NE purposes under TAI
spes.'', = ,,,vef nom the lesisl'5.,tr'
- can be devoted 'e % '."s'
Pu y MS opialan be says 90.
~ ~ ,s5,l rsadins Of q, 'ssts
-. - de sahiect VII Goa.
I ss.'.s4 an, lexal miad hat iao -
VIA ,t,srv paSsrs uerv sinted
", -, .,gni.lpailty 70 purchase lands
natalife % tue hi9Afs't
-. ss,cffic purposes ta H.rh
.s,ssf ir taa act. 20 at. Wafer
So So sewerage sts sud oiaeitic
~ si,nfs When The eii' started
- assrsIioa rs plans and proceed
Il % obisin this lsna' ,ee esq ',
ga awarded and ne pfie" pate
70 With reference 90 the rur'
-. Il ~hlca the land Ma % b.
ous 81 Public Funds
m. lana vas paid Cor ous et The
rse,ie haAs provided for specific
esvpssa unAer extraordinary au
serrits granted O. the municipal
az sor The public safety TIE pue.
~ hsalfh and tho public necessity
NJ egher consideration would have
rncsed re legislature 70 grant such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
pr,seo, Calm omlnous.

sr PETERSBURG, July 20
The home. foreign aud var miniHifA
to-day predict a period Of cain aud
prosperity aud recovery Of Russian
prestige and credit They cay NJ,
enlargement OF suffrage and the
removal Of disabilities With the
Jews vii cause an improvement
The condition OF the peasants ~
country II quiet
Revolutionary leaders say the
present calm H. ominoua They say
the people are united IN their pur.
poses. but tboY have learned the
futiiitY ~ unorganlxed resistance
They await the completion Of their
plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
MANY LUMBER
SHIPS LOADING

Sailing shine were never in great
~ abundance ON the sound than 81
present Al the various porte there
are over "a ships and nearly aiI are
loading eargnes Of lumber Seven
arrived 81 Port Townsend this
morning ard today ate being toWcd
10 various ports. The latter are the
American bafksnilna iahaiHa. Of
Raiuh a TO. FROM Honolulu. 10 load
humber for San Pedro, schooner r.
X Hail. from Manila. Tor return
cargo. schooner Robot Levers WI
load ~ Port Gamble FOR Honolulu
ship "a Paul VIII load for souih
Africa. schooner ; A Campbell. A.
Gamble. for san Francisco and the
schooner Maweena. az Tacoma. fof
san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
~ ~ 4FFTF ~
RESULTS At
the MEADOWS f..
q
First Race.
silver Size. won
Muofonun. second
Albefna. ilHfd
Second Race.
THYufu. won
Watson. second
Ellerd. third
MARCHES 200 MILES.

BUTTE. Mont. July 20 Col
eonmnn. with four companies ~
tho Seventh regiment has started
un a march overland 10 American
lhko. Wash to engage IN the joint
militia and pEnlar army menetfets
al that place neat month The reg
mnrn will march 40 far az hnfhlll.
goo piiles distant thence taking The
train Tor American lake The Sec
and Montana regiment leaves AuB
uat .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
JOHN D. REACHES
NEW YORK TODAY

NEW YORK. July - Steamship
Amsrika. bearing foin n poskefei-
Ter. tas been spakeu hY wireless TO
miles east ~ sandy HpQs The
MESSAGE reports all we'll
Rockefeller had an unpisaaauf
trip IN. ship sailed ln Us most
x the iFip aad TIE water vas rough
The uaaanats was hut uttle on dsok,
he exercised Ia the xptnnasIum ani
played sbufnsbsafd couple q
finss
Raf asfsiisr said. in talking % a
passenger. that he believed Il The
4sty 81 rich men 70 spend money,
not to hoard Il. BE thiuks that cap
nal aai labor niIi eventually ct To-
gsthsr on a common sense basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
ALASKA FISH
PACK HEAVY
GENERAL MANAGER JARVIS
hRETuRNs on The EXCEL.
sloR. BRINGING 10000 CASES
or TINS SEASONS PACK.

n n. Jarvis. general manager OF
the Northwestern Fisheries caut-
panY. returned on the Eatalainf This
mnrniuE after an inspection tauF -
The ranusfisn ~ The company Ia
Alaska extending over two months.
According o. the early runs she
pack thts year viii b tafFer Than
last
TIE Excelsior brought the first
park q this season. having 10 ne9
cases from TIE eaHmsfN al pfca-
Captain Daniels made an exception
atty flns tfip. although u was un-
rNsntfui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Akktt sssst 80
ON THE FRONT

The Jeauie arrived from 81
Michael late last niRhf with 0uly
air passengers aud NO gold The
ftoHmcr lowed 6drfh Two heavily
landed baffea f8t the 8 a 2 a
= Co. and made exceptionally R1ai
time She will sail north ngain
either Saturday or sunday
The Tnmpico VIII load o lumber
cargo for San Francisco. aud tadhy
went 10 Port Ludlow fDf The ship
meut
l. r. Cray & Co.'S steamer Rain
ser sailed thia morning from ben
Francisco for Seattle.
The NoYadan arrived from Port
land this morning a. ~ O'Clock
She Will load e cargo for Honolulu
direct M the Oriental dock
steamer Fafaii5n H. expected
from the north today Dick RYAN
one Of the defeated candidates Tor
deleFate y congress 10 the c9nRen-
ton If Juneau b. one Of the pas.
sangers.
The Citg Of Pusbla sails tonight
~ Z o'clock with a hili load d
freight and an first class accom-
modations taken b. passengers 10
SAN Framiae0
Steamers Dolphin. Spokane snd
city Of Seattle have sailed south
from Juneau within the past ~
hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
ALL THE THAWS
ARE REUNITED

SEW YORK. july &c -Therp
vas a conference Of tbe Thas fam.
ily At the Thumbs to-day Wbatevnf
differences existed are patched 40
for the present Nra ThaN. the
mother. has eapltulatsd. apparent
- Thaw. Mrs Carnegie sat wifh
tsrs the mnthef and sister. Mr.
Carnegie. druFu 20 Attorney Hart
ridges office. the younger Nfs
Thaw following ,stsr
pHrinE the conference Nth Hat
nrrstiEe and credit TheY asF an
her afm around EveiYn's usck The
mother aad wife showed The most
cordial relations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
CARMENS' UNTO N
TAKES NEW LEASE

PORTLAND. July 9s.--This city
will continue 20 have a union among
tho Htreatcar men. This was do
oided At meetings held Wednesday
afternoon and evening Contrary
70 expectation II was voted 10 con-
tInue the organization. ana an e.
fort viii be made 10 add 10 It's
strength 80 that at some future
time n will become a power thu
company is expected TO recognize.
President sorsnson says the meme
bsrship totals 400. and he thinks
this viii be augmented soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
LAND FRAUD CASE
In JURY'S HANDS

PORTLAND. July 60 -conciuf-
ing arguments in the Nickel land
fraud ease occupied the day in the
federal court The ease viii prob
ably 20 10 the jury late this after
noon. Prosecutor Heuey states
that Horace Mckinley. the alleged
partner "a the land Ewiudies. has
been located ai shanghai. china.
where he Is running brokers Of
ffae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

STATE NEWS

pREsfERruN Miss Faith SMITH
" e an HneOuselous condition for
several hours yesterday after be-
tnx kirksd Ia The face By a horss
f.rs STITCHES we're required to close
the wound
rArOUsE- Both legs q a man
Chs gives the same Of James RYAN
acre eut OF yesterday moTniag By
saeslS ttsin on the Northern Pa.
etfc a. g was pulling oai frola the
dspot Iha fellow Was an8eaFor.
Ia % suinx 90 10 the hrakc rods
are he train had started and slip
- both lsgA kolaE under the
sAesls
wAlf.A WAfI.A-Wm Marsh.
ecasiegea a horse stealing. has
ks~s senfenced % "a montha IN
snasn Marsh was hFogght go thit
az TueHaay night and was aeu.
ssnsd on Wednesday.
oLYMPfA-chairman " = Kin.
ssIs ant n T. Jones. q the state
ksarA o. eontrol. have left hafe tof
ca.Aalls. shere thsy will have a
erAssrenes With ths LeNis county
eonmfssouers to arrange ths Do.
xlls sar workiug IS eouvtcfa fram
sks state penitehliarY preparing
ruaa mAterial for that county
BEl1ISaHAM-- forest fire
sartsd b uKhtuins SATURDAY uiEhi
Il reported hurninx IN the vicinity
4 Goskea. some timber 4 heiaE
tsstroTsd. but 40 great unstsin"ss
Il felt
OLYMPIA Labor Commissioner
EusbaFl reports tha; a. Ballard.
smpsoYea a. aerkmsu iu somn ~
sn@ shlaxle nliis In place. u stris'
ers. ~ found boys that had the ap-
psarance q hsias leas thai /. yeafa
Il axe
pr. TOWNSEND Reports from
tas s4lmou banks near FritaY Har
bar state that 4 record u hiEh
prices Tor soekays has been reach
ed Fish are quoted sc % esnts,
q fsKurs never before reached slnes
the pfeaenf methods os fiaoiuE ani
eanninx wsfe InalEaraisd Al ths
price gu1fed The fish wiIl eosf can
nsfs y 3 case. uas collar more
than an average i0bbing sale price
TACOMA-Chargea have heer
preferred against Councilman ) J
Conrad. and the council has decil
81 70 order the Investigation aa ~
QHested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SCOTTY BRINGS
STEEN DOLLARS

CARSON. New. July 2G-Waltor
Sect. otherwise 'So8ty.' has
showed up a. Ida. accompanied by
a mule pack train. which. he said
ao had Just brought out Of Death
valley. sSc0tiy" Says be has got
ore valued at 100000 taken from
his mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
slo FRUIT yiELp.

y A Huntisy. state commissioners
q horticulture. has returned from a
weeks tnsper tiou In the Yakima
vaitsy hni states that the fruit
cfaps are tn excellent condition ana
the Yieia thts year viii 30 fully -
pet cent higher than last Several
frun CROWNS Districts on the sound
uil now be inspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SHFR|FF ELUDES
ANGRY MOB
LAW KILLS NEGRO FOR AT.
TRckfNo WHITE WOMEN
AFTER ESCAPING LYEeHERS
~ OFFICERS RUsE.

CRlaFiEt.D. Nd. July &c
William Ice. a negro. was hanged
today ~ Smiths Island Tor an 81.
tack on two white women lie was
taken TO the island by the sheriff
70 escape iYuchere The prihonei
had 20 be placed aboard a weasel
duuna The aight 10 escape a mob's
vengeance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
csuPca suYs PROPERTY.

Tho First United Preshyteftan
church has purchased lots - and
ft block 10. Edes 4 Knights ad
iifion. from W II PiE0t, payihE
fs sec The dead has also gone on
record for tho purchase OF lots !
ana p block ". nolrs Fourth addi-
tian. bv J. W Dudley from the
Marx Ten Saia Trading COMPANY.
Tor fEa GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Two local companies have lncor.
pofated during the past two DAYS.
ihsy being tho sehwabacher Dock
a Warehouse company. for $4,000,
by James $ Goldsmith, ) AronEon.
4 schwabacher and John g. Car
mil and the Superior Portland c.
meut company. for 100000. by y.
= Calno. Ira Bronson and W. W.
auffar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
FROM FalEoA MANN.

ore q the German sailors u The
Herman ship Frlsda Afahn has de-
serted ana fhe captain has sworn
sat a warrant fpt bis nfFest BE -
supposed 60 have iefg Seattle foF
pagi Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
LOAD COAL ~ SEATTLE.

The steamers Of the Kosmos lire
viii hereafter load fuel coal IN Sc
attic instead Of ComaS. The Mem
phla II today a. the bunkers taking
!. Toe tons, which Is what the other
steamers vii also average. This
means a greater market for coal. IS
from three 20 four steamers OF the
line reach the sound monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SLATER is APPOINTED.

Joseph Slater. OF Tacoma. q
member of the staff Of tho Ledger
has been appointed By United
states Marshal G. d Hopkins dep
uty marshal Of the Tacoma district
90 succeed Deputy Tom Morris
who resigned to make the race foi
sheriff ~ Pierce county. Morris
resignation will go Into effect Aug
ust 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
BANG! PORTLAND
LID GOES DOWN

PORTLAND. July 20 Following
Ne published statements regarding
tas gambling going on IN this citY,
tasfs b nov a period Of activity on
tts Part u the authorities Fan
,ah and other games peculiar TO
ehiatse we're being conducted al
nos openly Ia the Chinese section.
~ not a game vas In progress last
tsshi, nor vas a drawing 81 any
q Ne Chinese lotteries held The
POLES are getting after the back
Ioon games and pool rooms as
vel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
STATE TROOPS
GET BAD FOOD

GETTYsBURG. July g. - Or.
Ware. a usnhcr u The state food
esumissson. has Examined the food
ard milk used By the state tfoaps
sncampea here and reports he has
f9ahd 81 per cent bad Prosecu-
Has siil follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Godfrey CheaianAer. special
OF the Alaska Yukon.
Pacific exposition. was notified yes
fefdav hy the State Press eHaoeia.
fton. in session at Tacoma. that
the exposition had been indofssd bi
the association and even effort
would be made 10 make the tair
successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS,

The seniiannual election OF Off
GERS and committeeman Of tho Cen
trail Labor council was held last
night at the Labor Temple The Of
fieera elected are. Gordon A. Rice.
president. IL. " Huniley. vice presi.
dent; W. A. Trousdale. recording
secretary, Alice Lord. financial soc
Rotary; George Listman. treasurer,
ana h. w. Cotterill, business agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Steamer Bertha. Of the Alaska
Cost company sails this afternoon
AZ O'Clock for Valdez. sewnFd
and other western ports VIA the
Inside passage. The steamer IL
loaded Wllb freight and every berth
Is taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
HELD FOR BURGLARY.

Detective Frank Kennedy yestsf-
ay afternoon arrested william
sAngisY a fugitive from Missoula.
hshi. where he T. wanted for burg
.ny Langley e butcher b. trade.
= soeuaed o. having robbed his EN-
ssJsrsfcaah register 81 1900 Dep
~ Sheriff fane vii arrive from
sn'@na tonighi@and VIII return
hnnsfiafsiy with Langley.
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CHINESE PIG.TA!LS
TO BE TAB00ED

BERLIN. July ss-A ists lis
pstch says ths Chinese governments
Plans macy reforms. Particularly %
sazfs men remove their queues ant
70 f1xre w9msn % stop the mutlia-
ten o. their feet.
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A Charming Trip

rhraush the Straits Of Juan De
s.,,oa Rosario straits. San Juan Ia
,.nas Deception Pass. Thatcher
pas and garaiogn Passage, on the
.,..usr Whatoom, leaving Pier 2,
ssnaay. July 20. Tickets 1l.sO. "
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nllnks HAS your wife made any
plans for a vacatiouf
nlanka=No. she hasnt even
tried to lind oug where / don't want
her so 80 set
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Rocky Passes andChan-
neIS OF San Juan
Islands

Can be seen IN all their grand
beauty from the deck Of the steam
sr whatcom II you 60 on the eJ-
curslon 70 tho Islands. Sunday. July
-. Tickets li.B0. See. al. on
page 6. 60.
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SIX CHILDREN
At ONE BIRTH

NASHVILLE Tenn July 20
A. Kingston q negroes gave birth
10 elk children to-day All nee Nv
tag and healthy at iast accounts.