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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
M|TCHELL'S BROTHER
HERE FOR THE TRIAL

the attorneys" he said I've come
all the way from Illinois 80 Do what
can 70 help my brother. and Il
would be fnolish TO ssy something
that would Neakeu our side | eas
In DanYiile when / read ia one OF
the papsrA that ny brother had
killed that eaf. Cfcffieid. sud left
tho towr Immediately for Seattle
haven't seen ny sister. Esther.
K0t. ! didn't even know she was
In town until this morning
interest Grows.
Interest Ia the case 10 increasing
as the time for the trial approaches,
The prosecuting attorneys office
has laid aside al other business In
the preparation 81 the prosecution.
and the same thing can be said re
Tafaine The preparation fof the de-
tense
Mr. shipisy says that he receives
letters every das from prominent
people In Portland offering their
services a. witnesses or In any
other Way they can be Of help 20
the defes-s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

small escort From religious me
tiVea ilaaltcn refused 20 fellow the
ancient custom Of making tour ~
tho city afoot
The small party drove 20 ths
church. distance Of half "A mile.
through packed streets with utter
absence Of pomp or luxury Five
carriages were in the PROCESSION
The ENJOYS drove TO the cuufth
separately The bishops 81 chris
tiania. TrondhIcm aud bergen met
them az the door and escorted the
king and queen 10 the throne during
the coronation march. especially
composed Then the ceremony took
place. the diguitariea Of the church
officiating. aud the bishop ~
Trondhiem praying at the close for
divine blessings upon the monarch
and tho people.
The ceremony lasted an hour
Bishop Bang preached sermon.
after which the king. accompanied
by hts aides. walked 10 the altar.
where Bishop Woxelaen nnoiutesl
him Tho prayers we're aimusf ~
the ones when Oscar II was crown.
cd, but the symbols were more
simple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

flrmed tho decision OF the lower
tribunal
Ia handing down his opinion
Judge CAN'T. Of the supreme court
terms the Myers case "a cold blood.
ed. deliberate aud premcditatea
murder OF an unauapeciinH aud 10.
husband BY his own Wiiss
aud guilty paramout
Altofneva Tor Mrs Myers aud
Hoffman have filed motions for "a
rehcafina of the caHe. but "a neltheF
defendant has money with which 70
carry the eases 10 the United statee
oourt Il t. unlikely that the rrhese
inE viii be granted
Ara Nycfa - noN confined In .
part Of the court house At Liberty
Mo, where d number OF murdurere
have spent their last days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
BY JOE SMITH.


NORTH BEND. June 22.--It will
involve an additional construction
expense Of not less than s2,0oo.0 900
II the Milwaukee railroad Is com.
PEELED 60 abandon the Cedar river
route This IN the claim made To
the Seattle Medical soeiety'a com.
mission by j A. Wilson. a Mllwau.
koe engineer. who is accompanying
the commission on its Cedar river
inspection trip.
According 20 Mr. Wilson's repre-
rentatiouH the company has aban.
doned the argument that the Cedar
river Il The only practicable route
TO Seattle from snoqualmig. pass.
but stouiiy maintains that Il is the
most practicable
Increase the Mileage.
Mr Wilson Rays that any 0fTar
route would increase the mileage Of
mountain grades b. not less than
seven miles. and the total mileage
o. the division hy much more than
that The next most practicable
route lies down the snoqnalmie
river 20 lrAaqnnh, below the falls
The officials Of the railroad ap
pear anxious lest the members OF
the commission should lack engi.
necring advice and Information
while on the tour Of inspection
Plenty Of Engineers.
The Medical society had already
prepared its commission with an
examining adviser in the person Of
~ Day Hanfoyd. a civil engineer.
who accompanies the commission.
but 70 flll any zap which might
'otherRise exist the company sent
It's own engineer ia the person Of
Mr. Wilson. In this way the mem.
bcrs Of the commission are supplied
with a walking encyclopedia Of the
eompauy's plans. purposes. argu
meats and promises always at the
elbows of itA members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
CASE HID UP

Arrested on charge % disifib-
ptins hand bills OF the streets Mrs.
Agaep sheppafd. street isrvaeher.
vas tried before Judge Gordon this
rnorniuF. ~ stipulation the mst-
Ter was held az pending confer
sncs with tho authorities a. %
y h.fhes permission viii b. given
ln this particular case Tor the w1in-
AZ a. distribute hand bills ana hold
ussetiuFa Ga certain lower streets 81
a. gifv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
D0CT 0RS
ON TRAIL
Physicians Are Trampng Along Cedar River To-
day to Determine Whether Railroad viii Con-
taminate the Ciy's Water Supply.

The inspecting party consists Off
Drs 1. NJ. Harrison and Iyor Jam
zen. Of the board Of health: Dr.
Lewis X. Dawson. Of the King
County Medical society. DIR. Grant
Calhoun. soon 20 become health OF.
ficer. J. A. Wilson. engineer in the
employ Of the Milwaukee. II Day
Hanford. civil engineer employed
by the King County Medical so
cicty: w ~ Pleekey. Of the city en-
aineer's office. and two newspapers
men.
Arrive AZ North Bend.
The party arrived az North Bend
late last night aud retired early TO
foriify for today's tramp with a
good nights sleep. This morning
all hands rose at s o'clock and hur.
ried preparations were made for
the trip 20 the watershed reserve.
From here the party viii be driv.
On by teams 20 the city power plant.
four miles distant. aud thence to
Barneston, where there Is a NIL
wnukee surveying camp A stop
will be made at Barneston for
lunch.
VIII Go on Foot
The teams will be left al Barnee-
ton aud the members Of the party
win proceed on foot down the river
20 the intake. seven Mics. thence
across country 20 the Columbia q
Puget Sound railroad. returning TO
Seattle Saturday morning.
Are Not Impressed.
Medical members Of tho commis~
sion are not deeply impressed with
the commercial side o. Mr.. Wilson's
arguments. This is moi a CONNER
ciai expedition. They seek to learn
whether the railroad will be a
\ enaee to the health Of Seattle.
III other considerations with them
are secondary 10 tbs one. They
propose 10 40 into the matter thor.
oughly and their findings should be
worthy of the confidence of the
people 81 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

Editor The Star.
Last evening ! waited at the
corner OF FIFTH av and Pike II
from 20 tn o'clock before /
conla obtain transportation 10 ms
home az Green Lake. There we're
several other people there before
ne. some since 6 o'clock. the bal.
ance--aIl 81 whose names are APP
pended came afterwards.
During the time waited--tH
Einutss--In Green Lake cars pass.
ed. SIX 81 these we're 50 crowded
that passengers were standing on
the step and the front and rear plat.
forms. ~ well a. the insldes ~ the
ears being so crowded that not an.
other passenger could be squeezed
10. and the conductors and motor.
men. realizing this. did not even at.
tempt 70 stop. n turning into Fifth
ay. 70 take on any one else
Notwithstanding this. four empty
Green Lake cars. with numbers AMI
signs removed. pass/ on their way
20 the barn. leaving rs standing
Until the eleventh car came along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

John While VAS yesterday award
ed damages ia The sum 81 fieo By
a tury 10 The superior court Tor thc
injuries BIZ received last ocioher
- falling into a hole dug IN the
construction Of the Rainier av Hes Z
or Willie brought suit Tor $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
BILL HEADING
THIS WAY

Wilson s. Mlsuer and HIS mill
'ionaire wife. formerly Mrs Yerkes.
may now be headed FOR Seattle with
the intention OF taking trip TO
Nome. making voyage on one OF
tho steamers on their second sail
ing This information is given In
a letter received this morning by
Doc Richards. a well known min
Ing operator OF the Seward PENN
sula. The letter was written five
days ago. on the paper of the Audi.
forum hotel. Chicago. the same
date as Mr. Misner aud his wife dis
appeared
Doe" Richards leaves tonight FOR
Nome on the Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
CONES FROM oAsvlLLE TO
LIND WHAT ASSISTANCE ne
CAN TO THE SLAYER or
HOLY ROLLER cRGFFiELo.

Perry Mitchell. brother a George
Mitchell. arrived In Seattle shis
morning from DAuyille. III. 10 be
pH~nent phen bic brother IL placed
o. trial Aonaay for the killing Of
Esamund Cpefaeld. the Holy Roller
lnaaARr
Upon his arrival in the city At
ab1ui tn O'Clock he almost immc.
aiAafsis went 20 the courthouse sud
visited hIn brother They talked tof
shout IN hour In thu iailerH office.
and then Pvfrg made direct Tor ths
nffirew % his brothers attorneys
lie Was seer at the court house by
q reporter Cor The star
VIII help Brother.
= don't want 10 SAY ANYTHING
about this affair set tiii I've seen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
PArRoLMAN eeTs DIVORCE.

Patrolman a. W. Rryan was today
granted a decree Of divorce from his
wife. Abbie NJ. Ryan. Ryan charged
that his wife frequently drove him
nom the house, and that among
other things she melted their daugh-
tiers against him and made life gene
orally unbearable for him. Mre.
Ryan was awarded the custody of
their youngest boy up 20 the time
he reaches the age Of IL. and then
the hoy goes 20 RYAN. Their prop !
erty is to be divided equally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
FIND ERROR IN
EXPERTS BILL


According TO every day problems
The amount would only be f4I2s0.
II Is claimed that other mistakes arc
found in the body OF the report.
W. +. Griil treasurer 81 Ballard.
thiH morning stated that he and Dr.
Murdoch, city clerk. have repeat-
edly asked the council TO have tho
books examined. but that nothing
was done until this year. The report
vas sent 10 the council June 5. aud
ordered 10 be examined by the n.
nance committee Councilman
Hegdahl and Way. Of the finance
committee, found the report correct,
and At the following meeting tho
report WAS examined. At the last
meeting the report WIS read 10 tho
council This report was on view az
the treasurer's office since the ex.
pcris sent Il in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
CASE
IS DISMISSED

y u. spencer. cashier - the Ma
fIaual Bank ~ CuWmefce. who wae
arrested hy officer Ribhach sun-
daY afternoon for dfiviug bic auto
pseisils without a license. appeared
fot trial before Judge Gordon this
morning
Nr. Spencer demonstrated That be
had fulfg coupilsh with the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

track team left FOR Spokane on the
Oriental Limited this morning. SUI
perintendcnt lnglis and Manager Al
Goldsmith, the premier athlete OF
the northwest, went with the boys
TO assist in bringing back the tro-
phies which they are expected TO
win. The tri.cornered meet will be
held tomorrow between Seattle.
Mulinomah and Spokane Athletic
clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
BALLARD MILLS
ENJOY STRIKE

down 81 the other mills IN the state
will tend 20 keep the price Of the
shingles up. as the supply wi be
reduced and as the Ballard mills
viii all keep on running. the gen.
eral strike Is working 70 the adyan.
tage Of the Ballard manufacturers.
Secretary Campbell. Of the inter.
national stated that word was re.
ceived from the different locals
SAYING that the strike order would
be obeyed. but that n would be
about Sunday before tho REPORTS
would come IN from the mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
HARTMAN WILL
MEET HILL HERE

north. James J. nm. az the Great
Northern. Is expected 20 be In Seat
tie July IS. and Il is not far from
conieeturing that the tuc great rail-
road magnates may come together
in conference In this city.
Mr.. nm. while west. viii decide
several important matters. one Of
especial Interest TO this city being
the sanction Of the opening Of F1fth
av south. throuR. property owned
by the Great Northern.
Mr. Hartman viii again try ana
secure the city officials endorse
ment TO give him admission along
Fourth av. south. From those In a
position 10 know Mr.. Hartman In
not pleased with the way Seattle 10
holding him Off. He desires To have
his Seattle terminal completed with.
ia two years and every days delay
means much 10 the Union Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
.OHIO To LEAVE
TONIGHT

Tho ohio will sail tonight az s
Inflock on her second trip TO Mono.
sehuhaeh A. Hamilton, the agents,
claim that besides 1000 tons Of
freight she will have a passenger
list Of $50 Many of the steerage
passengers are from the steamer In
diana. that vessel using the steer.
age accommodation for freight
Tho Melville Dollar will get away
.Lhis afternoon for Nome loaded
With freight and the Senator will
Ill Monday noon. the Victoria fol.
kWlng Tuesday MORNING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

iaN in regard - securing a iiressse
and fHE b,si that some person cons
neetsd wiih hln garage had Trad /.
vertsnttY removed TIE number with
out his knowledge The eaas pnH
dismissed
J. p Hait. arrested SUNDAY after
noon o. the charge II exceeding the
ante speed liui, while passing 90
Second av. was nued fge by Iesixs
eiat3on this mefning Holt throukh
his attorney. Immediately took ~
appeal - me suf.efief court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
WELLS GETS LIMIT.

Frank Wells. eolored. arrested
yesterday by Officers DonIan and
Peterson on the charge Of being
disorderly person, was given the
limit by Judge Gordon this morn-
ing, that ls, 80 days IN iall and a fine
of St0o Wells had been arrested
before. but on promise 20 leave
the city he was released Instead a
doing so. however. he was discov
by the officers hiding In an
joint and Was again "pir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

Ia meeting 20 BE- held this evening
a. 8 O'Clock. 10 drD stment / Of tho
superior cVIrt iae object Of the
meeting. AZ stated by Judge Jacobs,
IL TO enlist the more active support
Of the members and 10 aequalnt
them With the constituiiCI and their
duties az members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
MAN WHO EsPERTEo BALLARD
TREAsURER's BOOKS FALLS
DOWN WHEN HE MAKES OUT
HIS BIIL FOR SERVICES.

BALLARD. June 2s-The firm Of
Casnius NJ Williams, expert ac-
rountants OF Seattle had the con-
tract Ter examining the books Of the
treasurer aud clerk OF Ballard. and
have found several mistakes in the
the methods Of the Ballard officials,
but have not been able 10 avoid
mistakes IN their own work The bill
Tor their work contains the follow
INK item
"R G Pickett. for IS days work.
at s1.h0. ss5a.sQ.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
RAILROAD nAosATEs WILL De
M SEATTLE AT THE SAME
TIME NEXT MONTHS AND CON.
FERENCE 10 PROBABLE.

" II. Hartman, head Of the three
southern transoontineutal lines.
will be in Seattle on or about July
20 This announcement was made
tbs morning. and although not re.
cciyinK official endorsement. IL
came in such a way that Hartman
officials will look for the railroad
finaneier at that time.
Mr. Hartman Is al present I'm the
east and intends 10 leave for the
sesi soon after July 10. going first
TO san Francisco. then coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
tspselsI to Tn. start

Especial 70 TIE starl
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June e -
Unless Gov Folk interycnoa 60 save
The life Of Mrs AEkte Myers. sen
fenced 70 hans on June -. the an.
thofited execution Of che first white
woman ~ suffer capital punishmeng
tn thia state will take place
f.ftsr a continuance OF her case
i've or sin times aud after securing
. change of venue. Mrs Myers VAS
found guilty of murder in the fffat
desfcc. The supreme court haa af.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
FIRE DESTROYS
WHOLE BLOCK

OAKLAND. Cal, June 22-Fire.
az noon today cleaned out a rev Of
buildings on broadway. from Sec
ond TO Third SITS. causing a loss Of
$4,000 The Peerless Mattress
company Is the heaviest loser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
ACCIE MYERS I'm MISSOURI
PRISON SEES GIBBIT NEAR
Unless the Governor Intervenes, Woman
Charged With Husbands Murder Will
be First White Female to Suffer Capital
Punishment in State of Missouri

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. June %
The governor has given a0daya
repflcye to Agate Myers aud Frank
Holman. sentenced 10 hang for tho
murder Of the Woman'a husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

Tomorrow afternoon the officials
Of the Washington division OF the
Hartman lines will move from the
Mutual life Building TO offices In
the Burke block. vacated by the
Great Northern Large quarters
Will be given In the new location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
Chief ON
THERACk
Head Of SeattIes Fire Department Will be Asked
to Explain His Strange Conduct in Con-
neCtion With Incidents Relating to His Duties.

TeniSht there Win begin before
me EVIL service commission an In.
sessisaglou into the eharges OF loot
Ia made against certain memhefs
a the rfe department the charges
havlng been formally made BY t1fe
cAlef Rainh Ceok
These ehsrge@. their investigation
ara outcome. vii be % minor ims
paftAace when compared y tn the
result Of an Investigation which
VII follow That 81 the footing
ehasges an Investigation ~ charges
Tat " proven true. viii mean the
Instant removal Of the head u the
ne department
Charge opsals Made.
TIE charge that chief Ceok has
seea ln the habit Of appearing a.
nrws IN an Intoxicated condition has
been openly made. and every menu
Der ct the etvu service commission
y aware n a general Nay 81 the
truth 81 this charge.
Thsrs are members ~ the Seattle
fire department.. Insurance men.
nswsra pefueu and men ~ All rank.
who could 50 before the civil ssfv.
ice eemmlsslcn ard swear that 10
TIE heSt 81 their kuos ledge and
shnity 10 Judge they had seen chief
csek druus
And these men kueN a Drunken
man when they see hlm.
tssre Are Some Names
n the eavH service commission
VIII sau before Il Master M~ehauie
A J. Lynch. stationed AZ tbs fire
heese az Third and Ptnr. Lysseh vii
tel af a visit ~ received fross chief
ceek on July 81 lass year At Witch
time the cAsrf abused him IL = usosf
unsensieriauly Nay ana In a voice
D. lous that L might have been
heart a hieeS 49, Mr fsurh viii
rfss Is a. his criuian that the chief
Was very ayunk. Ne vii f~li the
cernuisstan that the chief at that
tine uotifisd him that he wes dis
rhsrz~a on orders from the mayor.
M I.ynch vii further ten TIE COM
mSssaea thAt en TIE falloN ing mora
ins August !. tsak hs visited thw
ghlsf IN hls ofgfse ana that al that
TINE the chief bad forgotten all
about ia astien 81 ghs night pre-
e.0us
msser Mas isuosant.
Ard MAYnv naltlnxag when anem-
tiossd. stated that ne knew moth
lnx whatever about the proposed
fiseharwe u Mr. r.YnSr.
Mr. f.yneh u stili q member q
the Seattle fire Department. F~cos-
nizsa 40 an honest and efficient
aian. and The star believes that ne
VII BE ~llliax te tsli TIE etyGi serx-
Ike commission - the ab0ta incl
tent
n Mg. f.Yneh sasaai1 decline 10 tel
ne story. Capt cuhitt. % the Third
and Pine stallion hoaNe. could re-
hte e. and perhaps many mere.
There IL an engineer in the em-
rlcs OF the depNrtment--an The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
WILL KEEP RUNNING WHILE
PRICES 90 UP AND THE SUP.
PLY pWiNDLEs - UNIONS
WILL REPORT SUNDAY

BALLARD. June 22-Most Of the
Ballard single ullls are running
and nearly all are turning out their
full capacity. The general close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

william Esaman. who was charg.
ed with robbing the G. & y. depot
~ Kent last May, was yesterday
acquitted By the jury In the supe-
fi0f court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

win the issuance OF the report
cards 10 pupils this morning. the
school term for the years 1906
veH concluded. The pupils Of al
The public schools will nov enjoy
vacation until the school session
again takes up on September 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

HARRISON, Ohio. June ga
gasoline stove exploded at the res.
idence Of Charles Wcushorn this
morning and burned 10 death three
children, aged ?, 1 and years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

There - an abundance ~ trsti-
uenY awaiting TIE civil ssfvses cen-
nisNieea fuat 80 sonn a. u completes
rs charges ~ lepisnx The star be
firfsa there T. fuon Ter manS
chanTr~ ln she fire department. and
viii AID the civil service eomHisstan
a. much ss lies In it, power m a..
Fivina at the truth ~ All thssa
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

hat and VAS given others belonging
To Airs Mysfs husband
AT Traces Removed.
when all traces 81 the crins
hal been removed. nh the mnrde4
eFs thought. Hoffman NaA gtxnn
money b. his partner. and told ~
&C. Go before the police can ar
rest you. she admaniHhed
Mrs Myers remained Ia the Fuoni
with the htciens body Of her hue
band until the following morning.
When she cFaWlad 10 the bach porch
snd called Cor help.
tier nlKhtknxn vas covered aith
bioodstalan and ahe told a harrsw
inK tale Of mldniEht siais 81 two
negro burglars Who had taken noiua
Of her iswertY aud her husbands
money She uaid that she tainted
and DID nos revive until about :
O'Clock
Hidden IN an Organ.
The xaiuahies. taid 20 have been
taksn. wefs found hidden ia ma on
gan. and under a heap 81 bcddlua
ID closet we're tound the blozasl1
hat and eeffs hsionKiaK 20 Hotfmam
fof wanf Of tiifcci proof the spm.
an ass released. but % Iaiy fai
iowtng aAe was reafrested and Issss
into the jackson eoant, lail
SAL weeks later Hoffman Vas "a.
rested IN NailA WMlia. Wahh un
the wny back 9Th Two roiicensa
he made a clear confsssiaa. beilef.
Ing that Mira Myers had bfukea
duwn and told eli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

When told 1T this confession Msn.
Myers laughed aud aald the whalr
statement AS a cFaHy Idea 81 Haft
mans
Hoffman wns tried IN Kansas
Clty January =. ises. and fouad
guilty Of murder Ia the first Dr.
Nrse
Mrs Myers Ease wna called Iane
s. 1905. after abe had secured i
change % venue 20 ClaX county.
tier tTisi lasted six days she v'as
found guilty q marier ia the fIfnt
degree
May "a. fses. the sapeema eoart
affirmed thn decision, and SCI the
dale fof hanging Mrs Myers nnd
hoffman June -. 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22

A writ - hnhsaH CORPUS was ls.
SIZED b Judge Black this morning
fur Superintendent Charles Buchan-
81. - the Tuiallp reservation. ean-
handing him 90 appear tomorrow
IL court with three Indians. Who.
sssufdlux 90 she complaint n W,
VI sheldon. have been Illegally Inn
rflaoned on the reservation since
Jane Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-22
rs MOLDERS
ON STRIKE

FvrnErr. wash Iune ~ six
feen nseldefs employed ~ The sum
hse ifen Works walked eut last
AlKht because q trouble over a
nioiasf who ala not have union
card