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insurance Rates

ropefiy owners have by this
- Decome generally aware that
~ insurance rates have been In.
J. throughout the coast states
~ cent Practically the only
sp'i0us % this Increase are ssU
80 F'oHerties, properties protect
y automatic sDrinklers and long
~ rsks. such AZ dwellings. school
49, etc. But does the insurlng
- known that the leading Fire
r-ASts Company Of the Pacific
4, ,..s.alstsgt continues to write AZ the
A. ~ Ia.ss. and that lts policy holders
~. 80 2 10 80 per cent of their pre-.
S 1'sa. returned 10 them in divi-
sssnas! The Northwestern Mutual
~ ~ association 81 Seattle is max.
- such a saving for over 1900
pA'sy holdefa II you have a prop
w which IL up 20 the standard &C.
,s sp'sa by this company Il will Ger.
..n.J Dc 70 yeur advantage 10 in
A"sts its proposition. 80
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kGw CARS HAVE NICELY UP
noLsTEsEp STRAPS. AND N.
O. WORKERS sac oEFHAT
STARING THEM ~ THE FACE.

sThs cause IL lost" sreAnsd Geo.
L. uasteFili. as he staggered into
Municipal Ownership headquarters
Ia the Peoples HayinEs bank build
ins late last evening. after an IN
seisetfon of one of the Seattle Eiec-
ialc rompamX's five new street cara
3 me announcement created ifnns=
tiafr and tremendous CONSERVATION.
The committee meeting then Ia Hssv
sion whs broken up and workers
ftoa tho adjacent rooms. weisinE
fhslf instructions. rushed in 90 hear
Of the latest dire calamity which
tsf~stansa the cause 81 municipal
ownsFshtp. Smelling salts were sd=
nlintstsrsa 10 co,tafiii. who. after q
few moments IN which 90 recover.
proceeded To convey the news 81 the
lsni aad disaster.
ss~ tho Nss Cars.
sIfs these uew ears - the Seattle
Electric company be explained
We had guarded against surprise
and attack from every either quar-
ter, but thls latest attack from the
very rear ~ our position l. bat an
other illustration % the ifcuedous
resoufeefuiness ~ the interests
which We ale fiKhtlns
Throughout cur campaign Ne
have depended very confidently
apan the votes % the strap holders.
Men v no ride 10 and from their
wufk morning and niEht banging 70
. strap in n street car are soon con-
yeftsd 20 the cause ~ municipal
ownership. Hui the street car COM
pany ba. made a new and very ef-
fse,lvs appeal fof the votes Of sS-
aetiY that class Of Our supporters
coutortsbls Strap.
The five new street ears which
The company has actually secured,
IN accordance with tie campaign
prniuiss last spring to provide IS
more cars. are equipped with new
aud much more comfortable style 81
STRAPS. The cid straps. which we're
hard and marrow and wore blisiers
on the hands Of blaekwmlths who
we're compelled 10 haus TO them for
an hour. have been replaced BY
broad straps with aoft. upholstered
calf skin lining. an equipment 80
easy and comfortable that. as eem-
pafsa with the oid.sfYie straps. the
passengers viii feel almost like
they are reclining on a comfortable
sofa. How can We expect TO win
The votes % men who are permitted
10 hanE Ia upholstered straps IN the
street cars Of the present company z
II IL too much. too muehi The
enemy il too rea0ufeefnl for as. N
30 can't get the votes Of the stra 9
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your copy OF The Star fail
90 reach you by o'clock any even.
ing. please do us the favor to call
up our main office tSunsot, Main
1860: Independent 1889. between
6 and Z o'clock. and we will send
you a copy at once. II YOU should
miss Il moro than once, please tele-
phone us every time you miss II.
In this way We can be certain OF
giving our subscribers n perfect
service--and e " the emily way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

NEW YORK. Aug 2i-"iIo only
Kissed me once that Is the way
Miss Nolia Webb tells u
And there was a very viattul
wishful note Ia her voice al that
Her pathetic tone sounded az
though she had missed some en
perted sweet.
Yet she insists that one kiss was
an unexpected surprise
Il came from ppdRy little Frank
Daniels
II happened this way NiEh, after
night plump little Miss Webb sings
a touching little refrain II IL AZ
Waliacka theater that she beEa.
pleads. implores Wont you kiss
me. Kiss me. kiss met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

fatal. az least to Ieya The young
ladies' we're racing with street car
when enc 81 the animals stumbled
dragging the other down In the
mixsup one of them repeatedly step.
ped upon Eva'a head aud body.
causing fracture OF the skull and
conclusion OF the brain She was
picked up unconscious. aud Dr.
Kidd. who happened 70 be present
applied restoratiyeH aud soon
brought her around lie thinks the
injury Will not be permanent OF
serious
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NzkzA We 81 4

The unRallant New Workers had
atoically listened 20 her for weeks.
Then little Frank Daniels came
along.
lie couldn't stand FOR any such
osculatory appeal lie just jumped
from his stage box over the foot
lights ON 20 the stage. gave her q
nnacking 'bu1." Packlikc hug,
aud Il was over AZ least a. far NJ
be- was concerned
Hut little ones. like great ones,
have feeble imitntorr Down the
aisle rushed a strnpptng souihsrner
he tried 90 chamber up By the side
Of the leader Of the orchestra. But
the stage manager was on 10 him
He never had a chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
oooorsLLowenip MEETING.

All Of The Congregational clergy
that live IN ana around Seattle and
those vioiing In the vicinity met In
~ goodfoliowahip meeting yesterday
AZ 10 O'Clock a. the Pilgrim ConRres
gAtional church The devotional
services were led by Rev 8 NJ.
Freeland After dinner, which was
served IN the dining room ~ the
church. various subjects were dis
ouasod that are Of interest to the
Rev. G. II Mason acted az
tDHrfmaHfpf
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FROM THE SUBURBS

Corporation Counsel Calhoun, and
any person knowing the where.
abouts OF Walter n. Vaeher should
communicate with Green q Hill Of
once. There were originally sixty
lots in this addition.
DR.. T. y. Hoyt will deliver n lee
tnre In l. o. g. r. hall Sunday
August 20. under the auspices OF
the BettermeBt OF the World league
The subject Is Physiological Rea.
sons Why Man should Never Die
while out horseback riding Wed
nesday evening. the Misses Helen
and Eva swinoy met with an acct
dent that might easily have proved
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GREEN LAKE.

GREEN LAKE. Aug. 2b.-C 7.
Thompaon. who has pust purchased
the Central meat market from setn
Nelson. win take charge Of the bust.
uess on Tuesday next Mr ThOmp.
son comes 10 East Green Lake win
the highest recommendation, BON
AZ a citizen aud business man.
on Thursday evening a municipal
ownership meeting was held ID
Kidd'a hall. East Green Lake. The
meeting was addressed BY Judge
Wood. Miller and RemsberE, but In
spite Of the talented speakers pres.
ent, the meeting was poorly attend.
Cd. IL interest In this movement
waning In the eleventh wardf
Every piece OF property In Vach.
ors division 10 Green Lake has a
aloud on the title b. the ruling oil
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CANNED FOOD
ADULTERATED
"

l. Davies. Of Davenport. state
dairy and food commissioner. has
been conducting an investigation 81
n number Of canned products sold
In the state of Washington. and has
discovered that certain classes Of
jams. jellles and preserves are adnl.
tcrateJ
The commissioner stated that be.
cause Of the adulteraflon the sale
81 several of the articles f. Illegal
and that prosecution Of the guilty
parties may follow Out OF mum.
her Of samples examined by the
state chemist II vas found that ~
per cent are adultsrated 10 the ea.
tent that the sale Is Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
READY ron HIGH SCHOOL.

For those who wish 10 make up
any deficiencies OF 10 enter "A high
ar class the examinations viii BE-
held az the high school Monday
ana Tuesday. August ~ and 28 pu
pills who have come from other
cities are requested 70 register Mon
day ana Tuesday. August "a and -,
AZ the principals office. between
10 and ~ ~ and and y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
CONRAD CITY
HAS A RIVAL
flcH QUARTZ STRIKE or GOLD
AND COPPER REPORTED TO
NAVE sEEa MADE NEAR LOG
cAsis. AND ALASKA PEOPLE
isE EXCITED.

F1zssnge1a arriving on the
fssfHef jefferson brings news Of n
- qasFix strike eight miles from
~ CABIN. which bids fair % be
spne Richer than the Conrad mines
g Windy I'm.
fifteen claims were staked and
frsady have been bonded 70 New
Ter capitalists supposed TO be the
basssnhslms. for f2e0. 90o The en-
PC country for a distance of 20
hl'sz vii soon be covered with
Has Citizens from skaRway and
Nhilshorse are rushing 20 the
hsae Of the mes strike.
The ore carries values IN gold.
nsFsf and copper. Surface assays
snos ~ 10 $40 per ton value In the
nfse metals.
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with Al Fields Greater Minstreis.
In a burnt cork mon0log. Herbert
Brooks and company In card shuf'
fling and trunk puzzles. Collins 4
Clifton. in banjo duets of popular
music. the Mason. Kelly company,
In The Onion Trust Peter Duns.
worth. with Illustrated song, and
the moving picture machine. with
films new 20 this city. The custom.
airy daily shopping matineas will be-
observed. and the popular summer
prices Of the house are not To be
disturbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
GREEN WHISPERED IRISHMEN
WITH MONKEY FACES MUST co

cheap comedies and cheaper publ.
cations that the Irish women are
Eat and untidY. ~ith HaEEing
clothes and fruway halt The fact
IL that Irish men aud women are
the hsndnomest IN the world We
viii positively not stand these Ia
suits am ionger
You remember that actors we're
egxed OF the staEe IN Ncw York
and claew here for this offeuse
Well. that IL mild Ia what will hap
pen ualesS the caficatagc o. the
lrish race IL stopped al oace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Of their present season At the Third
Avenue thesier tomorrow after,
noon. The Female Detectives viii
be the attraction. and II ~ said TO
be the best Of Mr. Taylor's plays
There II considerable humor and
human heart interest ia the play.
Russell 4 Drew VIII transfer
their interests 10 the Seattle iheaier
after next Saturday night. and the
eastern attractions viii 81 be
played. at popular prices. AZ the
Seattle theAter after this week. The
Third Avenue VIII be reopened ns a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

CHICAGO. Aus ai-~we are
sick and tired OF having irsshmen
portrayed IN cartoons and on the
STAGE with monkey faces. red hair
and kresu vhiskefs. and We Stil
stop it BY boycott. u We can. hy
more fogrihlY means. II necessary
That's vas the nltimatum made 10.
day b. Mary MeHorter. secretary
Of the Ladies' auxiliary % the An
cient Order 81 Hibstnlank. nov Ia
biennial session hefe.
The public Epis an idea from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
MENTAL SCIENCE GRADUATES.

The seventh annual graduating
exercises OF the Mental Science
class were held AZ Chhstoueen'a
hall last night Prof NJ +. Knox
opened the exercises with a short
address Several students gave ora.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
ALLEN rs NOMINATED.

In al improxissd direct primary
contest conducted IN the Tenth
ward yesterday that ward decided
to support Watson Allen for the
nomination for state senator from
that district TO succeed O. A. Tuck.
er. There were tao contestants.
Allen and u l. Mann The vote
Nams Mann. izs. Allen. 2of Both
Contestants express satisfaction 81
The result. aud Mann has assured
Allen Of ais hearileEi support IN the
effort 20 win the nomination
soc dozen Grand Rapids sash pull
ley. zee. ball bearing pulley, aze. A.
splunlnEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

The Stewart Opera company viii
repeat enahslte~ tonight. and be-
ginning Tomorrow nikht tn. com
pany Nllt present The Two Roses. =
By isndwig EnKiaater The pfoduc.
ton will be on the sane elaborate
scale as vas presented in New
York. The bin viii run for one
weeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

hass rurn silksn socks summer and
stazsF fwfAapa they have not
bssses q ihsaz. bas then Americans
~ aixays akead In a few things.
al fhls sima ne certainly are.
rssss = sntAing Improper "a these
tslf sincklngs nnisss yon think
nArs = EVIL ~. y1u knoH 70 him
sha tklnks evil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Tonight and tomorrow from 2 to
IL the farewell times 81 the current
vaudeville Bill at the star theataf
Will be presented The program
has much that il ~ unusual later
est and the us.k has been one OF
profit both to the audiences and the
managers Monday afternoon the
Star will offer the Diamond Con
edy quartet la songs and dances
Jimmy Wall. formerly an end man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
TELLING BLOW
BY S. E. COMPANY

hangers. We may hs well abandon
the campaign. since sc know they
constitute the sasl majority Of the
voters Of the city
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Opens an Office in
the Lumber
Exchange
n. @. Grove Comes to Seattle From
California 20 DO Realty and
Brokerage Business.

Brokerage Business.
n. q. Grove. wellknown tele,
phone man from Southern Califor.
MIA, has opened officea ut Gle Bum'
Der Exchange. where he viii con.
duct general real estate aud bro
kerage business Mr Grove is
handling the bond issue Of the New
Automatic Home Telephone and
Telegraph Company. who are now
installing telephone systems In all
the big cities OF the Northwest.
among which are Portland. Tacoma.
Bollinaham and Walla Walla Mr..
Grove brings excellent recommend.
atoms from Los Angeles aud San
Diego. IN which cities he was well
and favornhly known for many
years. and has selected Seattle for
a field Of labor believing that there
are more opportunities offered here
for the progressive business man
than in the California towns go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
SOMETHING DOING IN THE
EXTREMITY LINE
ALONG rHg JERSEY
,.nNa BEACHES ARu
.sAslNe SOCKS ANo rHtRI
pFoplg WHO SAY THEY
"a. ssoeKEo ABOUT IT.

=, arr the Wild waves sayinsi
m mercy me ,..8.ze
-We~. ilmnre #,. -.
.sres something de'ee w Wv
trrmiiy line
~. FOE. fum fee
~ shockinEly new anu
nue,
sa.s.laasslumdce
.s,es 1null thipb IL very ia'e'
ao.sk aud see
-. nslf hase. the ether nude
= ~. ~hee. whcc
....,v YORK Aus q Nud nov
- -, MOI halt busr nor even
ssc..kiass. that the Ftfls az,
~ ~ np and down ne lenk'e ol
sss' ,,ssss eoast oldttshioard Lee.
IN rs ancient eH'ife oeiofrd
=. s,ss not know aoN 10 cope
- ~ new feminine fancy
-. ~ .s nya,les and preachers ot NcN
,..sss are a. one man af'l0nt W.
g. .wsessnsss az Us teminln.
- ne,h are iaiklne long and
sss Bus thus Gar q mas -. ~,
. ~ % reaeh The eats OF , ,s' ,'' !,
rssseas IN half hose A l's -, y
81 -, sessa whose skia is waite
~ - - f,esh Is hatd and iitna
r. eAvor, eelds about About. ~ ~ me
M appaNa,ly uneens1 .eN. =. 80 ~
. ~. their seansy h'e's'} ''H
on young woman SUM s ~
.ltsalion with = deeiasa l. 90 =,
AZ head With The inss ...' ', .,',,,..
what about ~ Nea az .... -. -
IA without ANY s,eSAlnss ~ Non
M ysars. We are realls ''''I Tng
~. Il people but Anes -, ~
several years aov Presses ''''"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
REPUBLICANS TO MEET.

inefe VIII Be q meeting OF the
Z ngaolicana 81 the FIRST precinct OF
y Eleventh ward a. Kirkwood =
al tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

suraaeood Dick will be on for
the Last time tonight The Taylor
company will begin the last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25

Sir good plumbing and quick
service $50 10 q. II. Brown Plumb
ing Co, 22i Pine 81. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-25
Olympic Market

lis Pike At. between LIST and End
Tonight leg of mutton. Toe. pot
roast. &c.
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The Theaters


stock thsatef about the middle Of
september
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
PROPERTY MAY BE USED FOR
BUILDING TO STORE CITY
RECORDS OR AS SITE FOR
PREFoNTAiNE FOUNTAIN.

f1feproof storage room for the
valuable and important public rec
orda q the city h. contemplated IN
the Introduction in the city council
last night o. an ordinance provld-
lnE Tor the condcmus tiou and pur-
chase q the triangle in front OF the
city hall az site FOR a public
building The ordinance was IN
ttoduced by Councilman murd on
the suggestion q city Engineer
Thomson and referred 70 the fl
nance committee.
while members OF the council
appear 10th 10 discuss the purpose
for which q a. desired 60 acquire
the triangle. O. IL understood among
them that % ia desired hy the city
engineer aH o site for a reinforced
concrete building for use as vault
and STORAGE room Tor such Of the
public record az are not In daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

While a burglar was iooilnE the
premises on Sunday evening az the
residence OF Mrs Elyira {. Tyler.
it1s 18th az. Mrs Tyler notified
the police department b. telephone
Detectives Byrnea and Phillips we're
sent post haste 20 the scene. but b.
the time they arrived al the house
the Intruder had secured hts booty
and decamDed
Investigation showed thar quite
4 number of articles % iewelrY had
been taken. Including among other
things lHdys gold watch. gold
stick pin. 8 guld watch chain. gold
nuggets valued az $40 aud one
Yukon gold breast pin
The burglar gained an entrance
b. raising q window IN the rear Of
The house lie D. described as about
20 years ~ agc. slender build. and
wore dark clothes and dark hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
BIG AUDIENCE
FORBERNHAROT

Tonight AZ the pavilion at f.sseh
park sarah Hsrnhhrdt viii present
Ia soeleres 90 one ~ The largest
audiences every gathered together
lu this city To- witness a dramatic
performance.
The advance saln 81 seats Tor the
three Heruhafit performance has
been exceptionally large and the
management expects the pavilion q
be completely filled tonight. ,omof
row afternoon and tomorrow night
At the matisee tomorrow "Ca-
miiles will be presented, and tomoT
row might Eappho
TIE Madison park and Madroua
ear Iiuas and he Anderson Hteam-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

hesls and TIE Yeslsr car tire viii ba
amply ahle 20 care Tor the crowd
NethE - tssrhl park Boats viii
rat 10 and from Madison and Ma.
afsels PARKS every frw minutes ar
Ter o'clock and after the eloss II
iss Performance tonight and iemor-
foN aishi ard from I o'clock until
tie hsFinuinR ~ the performances
tasaesfuN afternoon hna also after
the Performance
Katfa cars nui Do placed GA the
tssief MaN lire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
FOR LOST
DIAMOND NEAR THE
HOTEL WASHINGTON

Near the corner Of second as. aud
Virginia It. where the great bank
q earth rises up from the feEfads
level ia the site 81 the Washington
hotel. lonely man stands all day
WaHblns sand through a siuice hos
about eight feet long
he isn't iooklng Tor gold
Crowd IL Curious.
ile saia 50 himself. 10 star re-
porter this morning and he has said
- tu hundreds Of ether people y 10
have been attracted and have be
come curious.
lee iaukiuK fnF sonrthiuK mote
precious than Euid
lie wants Is find two karat iia.
maHd
lie doesn't expect 20 ind the dia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
Jewels VANISH
IN BATHROOM

Quests Of The Hotel Wallfirat. Al
fifst az and Wall ~ are very
nafh exercised over the disappear
saee o. Sunday morning last ri q
aanona rtng AMI two pearl rings.
ne iormer The property % Mra p
= Morris. aH4 the latter the PROV
w q Miaa Alice A seario
M Morris Wora aIl three Of the
I'Aks o. sunday morning About
Alph she r9moFsd them Ga the bath
.oom 70 wash her hands and left
aae room without them A few
aiaqies later she noted their dlsap.
ssafanee and Immediately returned
e ne bath room In the meantime.
aots7sr, some enc had visited the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
FOR A
RECEIVER

Charging that the officers Of the
American Improvement company
have miaappfoprlatod its funds.
Miss Katherine houchaFd. a stock,
holder. has brought suit 90 have n
receiver anointed fog tho company
The American Improvement com
pauy Ses organized TO put Ia = cut.
tate Faa plant IN thia and other cit.
ties. Il has never matcralifod 20 the
extent expected The directors.
many ~ whom are prominent Seat
tleiteas claim that the stock Waa
never nat ah the market. and that
Miss liouehaud purchased hers from
private source az her own risk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
TOE NAIL CAUSE
OFDEATH

syafsna. and nr q Stewart. Wis
toas charge II the case. could nos
avert TIE end. Whleh samr last
evening
oisau wss q fssFs - ax~. a los
ser ard hslaassa 10 the Royal ia9-
gers aasoelaileH. he had been slay
$40 af The bone % MS brother
Thcfuss Olson. for sonis time past.
lHnnsY N atsaH Cos have taken
charge - The remains Funeral
services VII be heid fomorroW aft
sruoau At . n'eioek at The Horn
neY- watson fsaflaFs. ihtsfsusut 81
Lake View eesnEtefY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
CANNON BOOM
IS LAUNCHED

WASHINGTON. - G.. May s.
Speaker Cannon's boom TOT the
presidency was launched last night
at the celebration Of the roth an
nitefaafy ~ his birthday az the A.
iinRton hotel. President Roosevelt
ard nearly every other offelai Of
prominence being present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
CAR UNDOES
GOOD WORK

st PETERSBURG. May g.
car Nicholas got himself into more
trouble last uiRht when. without
warning he officially promulgated
the fundamental law which WAS
supposed Go have prrished with the
Wltte regime. Coming at this time
II la ltkeiy 90 innamc the people
aud undo the reforms already ae-
catupliahed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
SMALLPOX AND
TYPHOID

WAAfINGToN. Stay Lieut.
Col Tufuey. chief surgeon ~ the
Department 81 the Columbia. re-
ported 10 the war department today
that there are seven eases 81 small.
pox and 20 eases ~ typhoid among
tho victims Of the san Francisco
fire The department expects no
epidemic. hnHsvar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
SEATTLE F0RGER MAKES
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY

81 LOUIS. MAJ s-I0hn W
NaisFA0fss. Nho came 10 -. Louis
fsn Seattle sn February. and vho
vas snienFed - five years i'm.
pr'Apament here for forgery. near.
y esraped through a court room
sln4oN yesieFaas
Hs came 70 s. Louis accompa.
~ hY siark sFed Nome dance
fah Etri. who Nss left stranded al
Ne q. James hotel. when be- waa
arrested On February 9 She said
- hz9 travelled $500 miles with
hsieFhouae aud believed him to b.
fkh Afier bis arrest she received
saAeg ffeu Seattle and icft 81
lnafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

ing hls visit here, mat is the piat Of
the Instructions given 20 me
THE first and final statement re-
Kafdiug tho Union Pacific terminal
situation was made this morning
~ J. j. Farrell. IN charge OF the
Union Pacific affairs ~ this city,
also the state.
Fourth av south must be given
20 us No other avenue Of eEress 70
our terminals viii be accepted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
FLYING ACROSS
CONTINENT
e. n. HARTMAN MAKING
LIGHTNING TRIP EASTWARD
IN HIS SPECIAL.

CHICAGO. May k-on what f.
supposed will be d reeard-hranklnR
Trip from the Pacific 20 She Allan.
IT.. 4. u iIarrimeas Tpeciai train
passed through this ci'F bat night
at Is 20 O'Clock His car WAS trans.
fsrrsd 20 the frncks o. the Lake
Shore railroad. The train left Oak
lard at g o'clock Saturday night
The highest speed MADE by the spe-
ciai vas iu Nebfaaka. where Sc COW
cred rs miles 90 JIG minutes
CLEVELAND. o.. MAY s-Harfl
man arrived here az 35 this morn.
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