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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15

Gic rcpuhlifonilhcn Sn=
illrNenten int %notipnolen MeprGiclls
tanterbollie linh, mic aus @oibin0-
ton aeidriebcn miro, entid)icocHc 9e-
iiir,portcr Der Torif- Hcpiiion mo
@eAncr ser 3ulaIilna Stlnbomo's
init Dem Sltoioner . 1erritorium u,o
Mcu.Merifp's nit Mri5ona oIs slpeI
llehe Stoatcn. Sic proteitiren oegen
Die Geridmel5ung Der heiben lcttgc-
nonllten Serritorien 5it eil,enl Stnnt,
SSnn Tollc Die Snilrgentcn ltorf &C.
mug iinb. miro III Der aegenmGrtiaell
SiBuna ebcnio ipenia cine Mnfnobmc
pom ilclien Staten itattfinoen ipic III
Der lester. Gas ipGre o,ld) fem llu-
gliif! Ga9 SonScrbarite bel Der Ga,
dc lit, hoG cs inter hen republicans
id)cll Mepriientanten 2ette gicbt, hic
geaell Die Eartei.S iseiplin oni-
llulden, OoB Ole Organization &C.
lodert lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
Scrianu,Init9s Tn5ci9en.

Iie auabeulei M &c Ell ppn Baltimore,
Sic 80. SabreSperfaminInng fiabet WtaHtag,
ben Is. ,Suultar 1906, 5iudbntittaao j 1tBr, in
Dem 0eim. ode GnIoertr uuo Eieaiant. stralr,
iiatt. tSdDl Der Sireitpten fir oae ~lanleHoe
Sabr. sine groBc 5heiilahme lit erlpiilitt.
GBarles i. Wiener,
U3-D Seiret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
Subn ". Scmfel,
Nr. 604. eiS.e sharp. etra6e,
iii Der Observation-Disclosures,

,peIdber ollie s~luitrdae ftets sur Suirieoenbeit
a%uefiibrt. Die BON ibnI bebanoeIten 2eiden l1ns
men sSo6en lang lteaen. obne Die geriiiaften
araouirte @inbalinmireriil. uno III Die Sebano'
litta bon SraienIei1en oeren Spe5iatitGt.
CSuut01N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
0umoun Bart.

Mreai: $50 Mder. - Smmeu pd hrcmber Charter.
3u ieber 3eit erreibbar. Slui Gents Sabrs
aeIb bon allen StaoitbeiIen. GtraBenbnbrs
@aagons pafiiren oct Snupteinquia nae bret
Minuien. gSarmes 8arte5immer fir Solde.
Die Den Sriecbot bel raubem g8etter befrhen.
8eerabnibpIite Si febr m1Bieen Yrciieii,
filnmt!ih nuter iprtmibreuoer Yilege.
Ntreau: Hr. 81, Neif.s arntoaas strake.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15

Sn SIbcnhnrg bat Der
Sberintcnoont a. 8. WeinarbuS lei.
llen I~uliOcrtiten @cburtstoa III potter.
Stride gcfeiert. Sie Staot beidln6,
cine Stra6c nad linn 81 bcncnncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
Gurrainc.

Mnferiff - Yarfartig - Urieslid.
Meile. Genutt oe init Goiubaitan besribneie
Norib. sloennesGar. Sreie auifcben Gadmittaes
am terminus. Greife bon gesrdbnibpidte, iett
tpe5iel. 2eidte @ebinaungei. SeIepbuil -
6atoE 22S. Hireau: Srantlin. nno Ntnoipr,
JiuabS. Wrrlangt Sruidaire. (Itui4 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15

Wit ttncn aroben &Ipb...
Die ~@renlcr Nodrid)tcn" cr5Gblell:
Scene: lleberfiiIlter @n9en Der
Ninabobn in bremen. Cine Torne
iteiQt ein mo nt,B Iteber; ein glrbei.
ter erbebt lid) mo ltlln cltipinnt lid)
iol0cnbcs @clpr1h:
Mrbeiter: .Maoomm, nebnien g
minen Elob. id fam eboer ltabn."
Came (bodmiitbig): .Golfc, id)
iebc mid OH feinen iuornnen Elot."
Mrbeitcr: rSenm 10 tonu'f oett hid
belpen. Mnhomm cen SSbiibcl fann'f
hi nib in Die 9oren hnngen."
Sir bicic trciicIibc Nntiport loll ser
grbeiter bon eiuent Scrrn orci Morf
crholten tabell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
Reitdtiet:
T.. Clan Sinauns,
Separtemeut iir biientiidtr 9anten.
Cub Z epartcMcu hes StnptsS ugeuteure.

sSrGiioeut Der Guuiratts teb6rhe.
(San15,t7 1922 u %, 29.3l ,Sebr2,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
Tepartemrnt iur 1iieutlide @erbeIiernngen.
ltutersE epartcnent - S~afensSeburot.
Saifimpre, NIB.

tSant5)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
TURKEYS row AND
TEN COMMANDMENTS
DISPUTE SINAI PENINSULA. WHERE TIE FAMOUS oGc.
AIoe WAS GWEN mNKIsp.

uulesa ths Sultan q Turkey hecds
The uitisaatun of Grtat Britain ~
next TusaaaY. and calls hack from
Tabsh ia tbe siaai peninsula the
soas Turkish troops that crossed
tha boundary. cannon raafr may be
heard where the thuu fera u God
ouea rolled down to the ehuirsa u
Israel
Abdul rlsmid Is deserted IN thia
crisis b. his German friend VIII
lam. ard wiih France ard Russia
supporting England lt f. more thau
probable that h- vill WELD Yielding
has become "a habit alfh the SULTAN.
The llffie FURRY has. however.
served 90 bring Into the uubiic eye
again = locality which. iu historic
interest. t. second tn 70 other little
patch u land GA the sarths sur
face
Tahhh. ihe dried little town
uh8ah she Turkish TROOPS havr oc+
euulad against fhe WiIi ~ Tho En-
elIaHmau. ls overlooked b. SiuaL
the famaua mountain apaH the sumo
mlt II which God rafe to MuHfs tho
Ten Commandment.
And Mount sinai Waa altogether
on q sinnkr. because the fnrd de-
seconded upon lt iH tire and the
smaka thereof assembled aH fha
sueke N furnace. sud thU whole
mount uuaked greatly
And tho Lord eamH down upon
Mount airaL on the tnu N The
mount. and fhe Iard called Moses
up fa the top m iHa mount. and
Moses went up.'
n afnal ia near the southern ex-
tfemify n The peuinaula Tho noun
tain. which De- T3e1 feet high, ls
now called Jphcl
The Sinai peninsula Il today ne
worthless o. desert ne the lsraciltcs
found e thousands ~ years ago az
Ter they had crossed the Red Sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
TRAILS WILL
Be IMPROVED

Two very important winter trails
in Alaska ~ lii receive special atfeu-
tier lhin summer aud be rlaced ia
excellent condition. for next seasons
travel Major nfehansfsau. ~ tho
Aiashs Roads commission, stated
Fhls morning re the iietlef hotel that
tie Naidss FAIRBANKS road would
be placed in the beet possible rhafse
faK naxt winter Tbs tfau last year
as e. nfetchsd condition. oWinK 20
ths heavy travel Much ~ thr ap-
preparation for thia Feafa p'nfk atii
BE spent on the vaiaea trail 70 the
Interior
This morning the Industrial de-
NHftmeut 80 rhe Aiaskh Central rnit-
road received word that The come
panf pould eunstraef a trail from
the hssd % Turmakalu Arm 90 the
xenina district Zoe ans nrKf winter.
This trail has already been survey.
81 and before snas falls Win BE- one
- the important Highways % she
interior gaid ftniaa Of Alaska. Road
houses viii be constructed at cpn-
penteut distances and seward mef-
chants have notified the railroad Of
fieiais shat they desired locations
for STORES 40 different places on the
rail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
RUSSELL MAY
ASSUME POST

The auditing cumniitts 81 the city
council Including the mayor and
city comptroller. thls morning ap.
proved the boads offered by Chief
OF Police Wappenatein aud W J.
Russell. appointed narb0Fmaster
Between now aud the meeting OF
the council noXt Monday night Rus.
sell will again present himself ~
tho hnrbormaAtefa office and offer
20 relieve NJ % Jensen A. the 70.
quest % Jensen. Mayor Moore has
formally accepted his resignation.
rendered last Monday. and instruct
I'd him tD turn the office over 20
Russell Jensen claims 10 have de.
.eiiuad 10 surrender the office Wed.
neadaY as protection 70 bis bonds
men 10 whom he ia Responsible for
the conduct OF the office
AoN that the bond Of Russell has
been approved ana Ienfen n rcaisna.
tiou accepted Il Is anticipated that
Jensen will not again decline 10
turn over the office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Faith went 90 Quarter.
master harbor 20 81 on the dfy dock
faf repairs.
Steamer city II Seattle. on her
present trip north IL taking an ex-
eufalon party 0f Iuueaultea Co shag-
Nsy and return
The fhraiiou viii sal tonight for
ssaswsy with fun Iaau u freight
steamer Orizaha. thn new acqulm-
ton ~ ihe Northwestern steamship
company. has arrived "a san FTans
cisco on hor way 10 Seattle from
Nea York
Steamer Bertha sails tomorrow
uiHht for thr westward Among her
passengers yin be a United states
coast and geodetie survey party IN
charge ~ !. O. Morse for Yakuiat
bay.
Steamer Nunitak sailed last night
for uood News bay. Via the inside
passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
De LObEL NOT
N MAD HOUSE

czwxfa J Heslf. the veteran
laxkaa. AMI Who thsa rear l. 10
srs.ssa In lhs kuatokNtm district
tns-s M siory thas Waa pgiuiei
h. xeek h. ncai papers that "
hLshsi The promoter % the Trans
tlasAAn SIBERIAN railroad. IL In a
- AaaAn In Russia
rssfsrdAy Captain HeAiY received
tssTs fsosa b. Sinner l. Cofthall.
a. snxlEeef % tac railroad. that
4 4 iatei eaa unW IN Paris. A
~ b shst effect waz received b.
o. eAiet engineer from De Lohri
hasssf. asafinx that the story was
asfslfY kfarld aud aa wouid
sns hss ffienfs wifhln a oourie az
seks IA, Be VAS perfectly sound,
tznlAIiy.
u a. Lotsi wtii Be IN Seattle
ssala 80 or three weeks on bis
NJ % Nome Aizskaaa IN general
VI he piaascd - learn that therv
Va nj even aus foundation fos
o. ranor " g. tsnhei viii BE- re-.
sxmaxYci u Seafss. a. a good
saaaY sp@nAer Several bAnqnets
bzxk - gave In the etf9 last year.
p4Ee % his say 60 Paris. will D.
hz rsnsm9efed As samntoes az
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ISSUE
IS ATTACKED

suig efil b. instituted today "a
determine shotheF or not me park
and lighting bonds are valid
Tie suit will b. tiled b. Peters
e Powell attorneys. IN behalf oi u
.H SOS. mana D. feg the simonds
StH works
The park bonds amount 20 $500.
COS and the lighting bends Ia
sEHa HHa
There has been some question as
20 whether or NOS the bonds were
properly voted a shoft lime eHu
Corporation Counsel Calhoun Eare
4 decision holding thaf the voting
az the bonds was iu Conformity
win The Law. and the city cor1pifpl
Ter has boeu authorized 70 1dvertise
for bis The Fox suit VII deter
mlaa the standing IT tta bor 90 be-
g0aH question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Two important applications for
permits 90 lay underground con,
auita for electric wires are before
TIE board Of public works for ac
ton At tpmorrows meeting. one
is an application from the Inde
pendent Teisphons company 10 en-.
tend iis Union 81 conduit from It's
present terminus near Fourth av
eastward 10 Ninth A.. with later
ais extending for t~fo blocks each
waY up each af the four alleys
crossed The other j. an applica.
ton fr0m the Western union Tele.
graph company 20 la n conduit on
Second Az. from Cherry ~. 10
Washington ~ 20 form a conneo.
ton beta ecn its uptown office and
the uniou depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WRITER'S
COMING WEST

Many Washington. - G.. press
correspondents will visit the coast
shortly after the close Of The pres.
ent session Of congress. according
to word received today by the local
Canadian Pacific railway officials
The party viii come ae8t over the
Canadian Pacific line. visiting weat.
efn Canadian cities. and then come
10 Seattle. A return east viii be-
made over the same route The
party will be Ia charge Of George
Ham. and the following we'll known
newapaper men. each the head ~ a
news bureau. will be Ia the bunch.
7 W Stmyer. Pittaburg Gazette.
X " Dulahan. New York Sun
Angus McSween. philadelphia
North American. 3 6 Blythe. New
York World. &. H. McAdams. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
THOMSON SOOTHES
WARLIKE OFFICIALS

ralnser rhaWsan iptefpaset
el0 - msi BIO ume 10 p4e~vut
s,.ssi have Developed into a
sss' ssomtit between the other
g g.. 81 the besfa Of puhlie
megestius eamPtouise,
- - resed satisfactory and was
49, 4, th, batf1 ana the rcr
So Wbieh eege noted IN thc
s..sy alntoll o. Inst aisee
uneftisial Meeting.
m..ting III the board was AN
. .s.l,l one stttel Commissioner
- called nc the afnee o. Wa
' .s,..a,issionef Nauuas ana ace
- me latter ~ szesliae an un-
naenee over ihe elements Ca
- about ne continuation % che
- Il VT weather
n because fau fiad q easter
- ~ dsm thar q II u supply
safe nscied iu 1fg weather Tor
= - .eflhklins saf3 Walters "nut
=, .se rVlnlog every tirt street in
- -, Is yepr reckless Income
49, ID this board dent order
s,ssr weather pretty soou. an
: .,e.ess Nill b. fe.iussd 20 mud
-. ana there viii be 40 further
- street Department.
Vssnss Retort.
~ sss department. af streets and
-. teuli pas mare attention g.
-. ana hess e. streets. Il would
800 lsss lifrealgy ia caring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
pRoprGsIs ARE
olsREoARoIo.

Against the vigorous protest n a
number NJ property owners. b. J. y.
nuuslaas. representing the Aanhat-
tatn Flats company the streets COM
mittee Of the city council voted
yesterday afternoon 20 go ahead
with the olive Howell st. rrEfase
The professionals claim that major
itY Of the property owners affected
are opposed 10 the Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

GapfAin HoYm nrAh haa pnr.
chased Tbs American Hhin General
fairchNd from the American ship
pins causuany. The vessel b. %
] 2ee tons burden sal vii BE- loaded
With sappiiss for shipment 90 the
mouth - the kouksek river. where
canssin Bean ana others have Ia.
fsfa8Ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

An answer 90 4 4. Nsdoaun offer
ot assistance from seattle n need
I'D at Fairbanks Waa received az
the chamber ot commerce this
mofHins from y ~ Militia he states
thar no help O. needed that lumheg
q 90 TIE gruunt already. and the
losers afp an beginning 10 rebuild
The offer from this eity D. cour.
teoaalt Acknow isdead with thsnka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
TEssAsr WILL REMAIN.

chief Of Police wappoufiein laHt
ul2hl held a conference with the
members OF the detective force The
deteetivea were given 20 under.
stand that Sergeant Of Detectives
Tenaans would continue at the head
of the branch and that all orders
suuld b. issued b him The policy
of the chlrf vas oulilaed and the
detectives pledged their hearty sup
purt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

The tax foreclosure sale OF the
property saaeased "a pay tho con
domination awards for tho Second
~ regrade closed today after last.
Ing six days CITY Treasurer Rus
sell sold some s0a pieces ~ prop
efiy and took IN about $500, 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
CASSATT IS
RETURNING

FHtfAnEi.PHIA. Nay Is -is "a
officially stated that President Cas-.
satt. II the Pennsylvania road aaiia
from Europe SATURDAY for home
TIE rareaf rsvgiafluaa OF ETHiiinx
bF afftrisis ~ the ru4d hfuaEht on,
b. tAa Interstate curamaHea commits
hiou Is responsible for his return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
n MILLION
IS NEEDED
.sesEraRY TAFT WANTS aiC
sig TO FINISH TIE PANAMA
CANAL. SAYS IT CAN &c CON-
plErEo Nv 1871

WASHINGTON. n 9. May zs--
s.er<sssy Tat before lhs hnase ap-
resfassn committsa tesiAY. said
a. Il ihs lock ranal i baiil. i VIII
4. esngle,el b. July I. 1914 He
uksi e. appropriation q g.. aso, Qfo
b safzy un the safk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
CONSUL IS
IN DANGER

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Mas ss--
Coasa 6raceg. az F'uehaa. China.
u believed Ia be- IN danger az pres.
.eaf "a account ~ the uprising
Chitee are rehslilnK against the
EugeFument ln several provinces.
AMI considerable alaFm Is felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
COMMITTEE FAILS TO MEET

No meeting of fhe corporation
committee u the city council waH
held thia afternoon. there bciug
nothing more pressing before the
committee than the pending Hafrf.
mat railroad franchise Tor Fourth
az aouih Chairman GIN. Of the
committed, hes annonn eed that ~
the neat meeting Of tho committee
the ownegn 81 property along
Fourth a. Nnd Fourth av south
all be given a hearing 90 their OF
lecfiona 10 granting the franchise
AZ II prssrnt presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

TOO the eNeras RAINFALL ,atarted
II this board otdsfs a aruuih iual
ia lesaen the iahara II thr street
Department. I shall RESIGN apd We
Wtl rsaae to have . water dopatt-
mHHtts q
A. the controversy Waa an the
point 81 leading o. hlaNs between
the fNn men. Auditor tamb 20 the
water department fastened 10 mo-
iifX tdEiuvor Thomson who came
down te Interfere Zach az the dis
pugants laid hts ease hafofe the third
member each appealing for sup
pen faf hls slide OF the eepgrnycrsv
After hearing the ease tted out.
Thomson auFEtated eompremiae.
Mhfah vas ADMITTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Louis Republican. James T.. Car
michael. Detroit Free Press. Hiebf
ard Lindsay. Kansas elty star aud
Times. Ira r. BENNETT. Washington
Post. r. " Lowry. New York Even.
lnR Post. W = Couch. Cleveland
Plaindealer. Maurice splain. Pitts.
burg Post. aud Richard Hooker.
Springfield Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WHITEHEAD OUT or IT.

That be Do not candidate for
election aH territorial delegate
from Alaska Is The statement made
b. Dr. Caleb Whitehead. of Nome.
Who arrived Ia Seattle last night
from the east on bIa way north lie
coHaiders Marshal 8houp strong
candidate. and also John w. Me
CHM, Of Fairbanks Dick Ryan and
s. II Stevens. h. Says. both have
support in Nome. but considers a
split there likely that Will defeat
either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WAIT rlLL NEXT YEAa

CREENvtII.E. s. &. Nay ga
fhe southern Presbyterian aasem.
bis to-day decided a. postpone che
consideration OF closer relations
with other Presbyterian churches
until aeal year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
NEUROLOGY

Edward W Johnson. aF~d -. a
bartender. died On "Wednesday At
the Green River Has Springs He
NmH q member - AsFia No. q. ". .
= and funeral services viii be held
81 the incai Eagles hall on sunday
Remains are ~ Hennef -Watsou'a
Harold Walker. aged ~. a resident
- snobomisn. died last night at
Providence hospital The remains
wih be sent 60 EHohufnish for In.
tsrfnsut
Ars Harriet Maeauiay. widow %
the late Jpmea Maeauiay. % Vie
tafis. died Yesterday at the family
residence, 42e Harvard az. ~. aged
Sc. The funeral services will be held
At the church q the Immaculate
Conception tomorrow morning at 10
useinck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
COMMITTEES 70 NEEr.

a. e9limlf'Hes named b. Prral
a.. . Dh.IoeFg ~ handle prep.
s'.,ns ior ihs AiassaY yukon arDo-
49, WI Dr. submitted 10 the rx.
- trustees for confirmation
So meeting called for fomorroa
l. = : 0'ci1cf IF tie Cham.
bzs.s", seaiinefce Tho llsf OF ar-
H. ne Yeen Under e1nfidsra.
h's'7 e0nDlslsd '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
a Vsr,,sbls panlsl

A. I understand r. the street dr-
raluneut needs sunshine a. Aeon
iAe atfteta ln CONDITION. said he
and therefore We must hnYe aun-
shine. hut tho waiter department
must have rain 20 assist Sc in pros
Wiling against water shortage.
Therefore. We must have faia. l
thlnk this diulculy viii De solved h
We anies rsm al nisht to- the bone
fit ef the lawns ana sunshine iu the
aettiWe ~ rthe hrnont ~ tha
streets u In 80 ordered ~ the
haafd, and tho secretary viii klndly
inairuet Providence 10 carry out the
uF1ers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
CONFERENCE wiYr MAYOR.

MaHer Noora and chief Wappen.
stem held cpaieNaee tnday ou
the midnight cioains and the dance
Hall qaesJiuns What eancluaiuu
fhcY eamfs 20 10 not knoNm. but ar
uulHr viii 30 issued tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

Eagan A. Erickson photographers.
In the Eitei building. are offering
some extra fine eEs cabinet photos
for 1850 per dozen open Saturday
evenings CLOSED Sunday -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
RESERVOIR To
Be DELAYED

Material delay AMI other dlfflenlt
tapsleailons arr llaaiF to arise To-
y sousirucilan of the proposed
hEfa sut reservoir on account %
y ktslfais u The PARK board. The
HsfafeFtaE department has plan
~ q construct the reservoir IN
fsdland park bus the park board
$50 % this location and e. on
= p0sa, o. refusing 30 consent
Hsnted Remuneration.
Naen the location vas first suG
Fsssd tie mcmhcFf Of the park
sazd tool fhe p0slilua hat II park
- Nas appropriated for the uur-
p he park fund should be ~.
auFsesi either iu land or monoF
r. objected first 20 the appropriw
y = - large a portion Of the
- tar reservoir purposes. and
re- The cngineerinE department
gFgeufe site outside of the park
Other Places.
ssFeral alternative suggestions
ne been made from tine to time
az the place ~ tho plan out.
- by ne engineering depart
- hai these have all met Wifh
<ineerins problems difficult n nor
yozsihie % surm0unf The Oh.
80 % TIC reservoir s. boa be-.
= Afked By the park board on the
oassa iaat o would uecaaaifate tho
faetion N much beautiful and
1a'aAsia timber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
Curing the Sick BY
0steopathy

Gafnapathy ia the world wide
practice ~ curing ths sick without
kuIfe. DRUGS OF palm. TfeHtmeHfa.
$40 monthly. Examination ffea
KHkseifio nfirmary IF oafsoraih4
tff Washington HldE 80.
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RAIN CAUSE Of
MUCH JOY

-. assbtRN. Cal May z5--A half
- . fain fell during the past -
.efs mailing o. inches for the
n. soalug and afrawborries
r. Aa1 grain were sfeatly beue-
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BOSTON. Mass. May 25-Cor
nell won the rowing race from the
Harvard eight TO-DAY by two lengths
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FATAL FIGHT
FOR SAILORS
COMPETITION TO SECURE MEN
To NAN sHlPs REsPoNslBLE
ron kiLLnQ OF MARRY
BruBLEY.

The scarcity uf sailors on the
sound and the fierce competition
resulting among ship masters 20
secure crews Tor deep sea voyages
n believed 10 be responsible Tor the
killing Of Harry stuhieY, nt Port
Townsend By benjamin FrnnAcn. "a
seaman from the british bark Mel
Yefn. Deputy United States Mar
ahnl Lathe went IA Port Townsend
this morning on the ease and viii
return with the men implicated n
they aru bound over hy Commits
aianef Kuhn before whom they np
pear fof preliminary hearing today.
Three Men Deserted
According 20 the information oh
tainHhle here three men we're IN.
dueed 20 desert the Molven BY
boarding house keepers. one OF
whom was 8tuhlef ~ any rate
theY left the bark aud Captain
Rsua sent his boaiHNaiu. Hugh
Williamson. Franhon aud other aaii
orn "a bring them back Tie fur.
ntshed revolver ant ordered that
the deaortrfa be compelled "a 70.
turn A fight follaa ed Ia which
siuhleY Was fatally wounded BY
FrauHen williamson also fired a
shot. bat claims that t did no dam
sHe Captain REEFS makes the claim
that hia men we're attacked by the
boarding house men shen they at.
tempted 10 take the deaertarn
Entire Crew Arrested.
The difficulty of manning ships
vilh crews on the sound al this
time is atridnHlY demonstrated hy
the fact that the United States
marshals office "a Tacoma has AZ.
rested an uuiire crew taken aff e
British vessel and Transferred TO a
French ship Apparently sailors
are hslug sold back and forth like
slaves by boarding house runners
bnH ahanFhai0d. n necessary. IN OF.
deg - deliver them 70 the highest
hiader
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PUTTING UP
THE COM

OAKLAND. Cal. May - AT a
meeting uf tho board Of under.
writer's this morning It was do
eidad 20 extend the time 81 filing
proof 81 losses 70 August IS The
general feeling iu insurance circles
Is more optimistic than ~ any time
previously Large amounts ~
money we're received from the east
feafefdaY. and some claims are
being paid.
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BALLARD COUNCIL
WILL STAND PAT

son VIII preach hls tarrveli sermon
af the Christian ehafeh ST. Han
aan will go ~ Bethany. " Va
whore be Will pncseh during ihe
summer. and IA the WATER be All
50 to Bethany collese TO coinplcEe
hls ssudlua