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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02
NINE HOUR DAY
REGISTER COMPANY GOES
ON NEW SCHEDULE.
Beginning This Week All Depart
ments of Register Company will
Be Open From 7.3O a. m, to
$50 a. M

The new schedule of nine hours day
was inaugurated in the Register office
on Thursday morning. After this date
advertisers subscribers and customers Of
this Office will kindly bear in mind that
the office closes at $50 o'clock, sharp
each afternoon and it will not be possible
to reach the Office by telephone after
that hour as the manager will doubtless
be engaged upon outside duties. How
ever in cases Of absolute necessity call
phone 1873.
The Register believes that the nine
honr day will prove better for all con-
cerned than working day of ten hours
and is glad to be able to arrange for the
operation of its plant upon such
schedule.
The Register bookstore will open as
usual at s a. m, and will close when the
other departments do. During the noon
hour the business, editorial, mechanical
and bookstore departments will be
closed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02
TOWN REPORTS
issued Tuesday. Towns Servants
Make Good Showinq.

The annual town reports for the fiscal
year just closed were issued Tuesday.
The orders drawn during the year by the
seIectmen, overseer of the poor, road
commissioner, school directors and
justices of the peace amounted to S12,-
llO.59, divided as follows: SeIectmen,
81, lS4.61; poormaster, Sl,596.21; roads.
81, l,9O4.92; schools, 81, 1870; justice, $4.S5.
There are outstanding orders amounting
TO 81, Dos .26. The expenses for the COM
ing year are estimated at s. 933 10 and
there are estimated assets of 50, 9S2. 81, ,
thus leaving the amount to be raised by
taxation $3.50 80. To meet this the
auditors recommded tax Of 40 cents on
the dollar, the grand list being $50. &c.
IA. Among the several articles in the
warning is one ITO see if the town will
vote to place a new floor in the town
hall, ;" another ''Tv see if the town will
vote to authorize theselectmen to sell and
convey, by a sufficient deed the Lowell
property" near the old depot site, an
other "to see if the town will vote to
authorize the selectmen to make such
changes in and additions to the bitches
and sewers in East Middlebury as they
shall think proper" ard still another is
to see if the town will vote to prohibit
the running of automobiles upon the
main highway between the Isaac Rogers
Corner and the Ripton-Middlebur
TOWN line "
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02
keith's Theatre.

Harry Houdini, 1.-THE handcuff ki.g,"
will continue to be the big sensational
feature of the Keith program for the
week of March g. The surrounding show
is of unusual merit, containing many
acts which in ordinary shows will be
"headliners". Artists and art lovers will
be especially interested in Marcers Bas
Relief. Edmund Day, the popular
author-actor will be seen in his latest
sketch, The Sheriff." Others on the
bill will be Bobby North, Hebrew come
dian; the Shubert quartet of mixed
vocalists; Harry Edseon and a cleverly
trained canine, and Carter and Bluford,
lively colored entertainers. The custo-
mary change of motion pictures will be
made in the kinetograph.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02

The docket for the March term of
Washington county court contains So
divorce cases.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02
SCHOOL NOTES.

S. A. Doody or has been absent on
account of illness during the past week.
a party of four were in Bristol Mon
day night attending the dance given by
the Anona club Of that place.
a large party of students enjoyed "A
ride to the home of Mr. Walker in East
Middlebury last Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Caswell who has been
visiting in Fort Edward, y. V, returned
to school Monday.
Fisher and Smith, who spent Wash
ington's Birthday at Middletown, Conn.,,
have returned to school.
The new baseball suits will probably
be purchased next week.
The base bail schedule has been re.
arranged, as it now stands there are
eleven games as follows:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02

Smoke Prince Carl Cigars. s cts.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-02

Miss Mary Tulley and Miss Mary
Doherty of Granville, N. y, have been
visiting Miss Genevieve Halnon during
the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
HAWLEY USES
WASTE WATER
CONTRACTOR Is PAYING CRY
MONEY FOR WATER WHICH
WOULD OTHERWISE FLOW
INTO LAKE UNION.

II W HawleY. contractor. who 1.
AZ present engaged ia hluieing uNay
the earth from the site OF the First
av side Of tho Arcade building. Il
anxious that the publlo should uu
derstand that he Il not using ciB
water when there u shortage
throughout the city FOR irrigation
or other purposes
The city water department ri.
lows me to use water for siuiciuH
ouly when there Is an overflow a,
the present time. for instance. II
vas using no water on the Arcade
building site there would be q con
ilnual stream of city water running.
through tho overflow main inld
Lake niun
As a matter Of fact. am uaiut,
water which would otherwise hd
wasted. and ana paying the eifF
from as 10 900 a day tof NhAt
use
II The rain aiapa aud the wealth.
cr becomes dry before am through
with my aluicing / viii have 20 quit
work Ny arrangement With thu
ciU provides that a. anoh 49, the
level ~ water in the reservoirs be
Gins in ahoN decline I must ceassa
uaina the water I vas compelled
H. stop work duflaK the recent d.
spell and Naa not allowed 10 re-
sumo until the reservoirs weHe
again filled and the uYeefiow run.
niue inin lake Union
SIR ilauiey further states that
al damage done b. the throwing
~ puhblra ia connection Nith thu
siuleinK work has been paid Tor
and any further damage done vii
be cared Tor likewise
The water department confirms
Nf HawleY's statsment regarding
the uaa 81 the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
The TREATERS

The stars New Vsudsvllls.
Tho new bill of vaudeville Al the
Star theatef h far better thsn any
thing that has Huna before AZ this
house aimee tho early winter Hert
l.aKf. the eartooutaf. leads of with
home rapid and highly clever sketch
work ami while the thinking people
In the audience will like his wofh
beat 81 all. those who 20 Ia the Star
Tor fun this week viii not be- dis
appointed George Lavender. a
manologiat. supplies lots OF It.
Nearly all his Jokes are down to
date
Jessie Dale has very deep and
clear oontrHlto voice with which she
presents several ballads. there IL
trin 10 the Moon an the starAncops.
Nalada aud her company are seen
Ia some beautiful serpeuflns aud
Transformation dances. aud a sketch
By the Lockuooda and Peter Duna
wurtha song complete the bill
There ia a great diversity In the
acts. as wili be seen ia the ioToRo.
Ing atn0psis. aud paeked houses
viii rule all week. aB usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22

OR, WHITEHEAD WILL
ARRIVE HERE TONIGHT.

Or Caleb Whitehead. the Nome
banker whu II is expected Wiil take
an active interest IN the Alaska eH.
position. 10 Zee held in Seattle. viii
arrive ihia evening from the east.
where b. has been spending the
winter lie sili D. accompanied bY
Mr Amos. 81 the Ames Mercantile
company. Alanha
both gentlemen Wili De- consulted
In regard "a the coming exposition
and Will probably BE- named on a
committee President Chiiherg. Of
the Alaska Yukon exposition. has
the naming Of various committees
under consideration and Is expected
tn announce the aupoin tmeutn In q
feN DAYS Nothing definite has set
been decided az 10 the site. accord
inK to a. Sadeau. director general
OF the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
PIONEER WOMAN
STRICKEN

Mrs. Katherine X. Whltiisasy.
aged %. a resident - Tits city since
issf. died early this morning az the
Pacific hospital. u old age Fu.
neral services wili be- held from
the Trinlty Parish church tomorrus
afternoon ~ 2 20 o'clock. inter.
ment IN Lakeviaw cemetery.
Mira WhiftleacY f. survived hY
two sons. G =. and W. II. white.
aey. The former IL a uaembar II
the firm of Booth. Whlttiosey a
Hanford. q Seattle Mrs white.
ser vas a widow u Major Joseph
a. Whitilesey. who died In this city
In 1855 Mrs whlttIesey vas born
IN Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
CLING To BOAT
UNTIL RESCUED
TWO GIRLS AND MAN HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE ~ CHILLY
WATERS Of LAKE wHATcoM.

BELf1NGHAM. May ~ Misses
Annie and Clara Anderson aHd John
Henderson narrowly escaped drown
ing on Lake Nhateam yesterday
They had overturned . ruwbaat in
an effort 10 secure an oar which
had slipped away.
Fortunately a party consisting OF
May aud Kate Callahan. Joe Evans
and l.. Temple saw the overturned
boat and made an investigation Ia
time Ia avert a tragedy May Gala.
han pulled out one Of the drowning
girls Just as she Ms sinking FOR
the last time Al three were thor.
oughly chilled aud exhausted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
cLAYsos CASE TODAY.

The trial ~ Edmarf glayHau.
rhafEsd with ssndtnK objectionable
matter through the puifed states
mail b. hia publication. tbs PATTI
sfeh vas sel hark iu the federal
COURT this sftefucau en- aeeount n
delay in concluding an action
brought BY WilheimIna a. billiard -
recover o. Gee frutn me Northern
Pacific ara the Purt Orchard route
Tor personal injuries alleged 20 have
been ausfaiusa On fanlnT na tho dock
after irnyinE the steamer AthinH
shn siirErs that the dnrk Nos COW
cred with See and unsafs for uae
The eiaysan trial nili fatiow this
case and MAY be taken ap late thls
Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
All Circumstances, Say Attorneys for Defense,
Point to a Conspiracy to Railroad Meyer,
HAYWOOD and PettibOne to the GalIOws.

that according "a records the extra.
dltlan seeHsi % b. regular aud IA
iee forum and that the question ~
the lcgalitN ~ the eNtraAltlon could
Be raised only IN Colorado. not IN
Idaho.
Orchards Confession.
80 Far As it has been made public
the charse against the prisoners Is
based chiefly ou q long confession
made hy Harry Orchard. who KILLED
steuncnhers to a Pinkerten detect
I've. Orchard. according q his own
statement has since his young man
heed been wandercr. a samhlaf. a
miner ard wholesale murderer.
aae % tbs leading men 81 the prose-
cutioa says orchsra - degenerate.
lie admins oy ciaims 20 have killed
80 men a. the hired killer 81 the
miners federation.
TIVE Months. ssSsAtiao.
This confession BY Orchard was
made AFTER fwo MONTHS
SWEATING ny rIIE pfNKER.
TONS They say ig vas dua 60
an awakened conscience. belief In
Qpt and salicitu1a for tie welfare
81 hts soul They say 10 Induce
usnts uf promises ~ Immunity
we're held out Go him
Il - fact however that after
making the statement Orchard lIs-
missed Fqed Miller. who hak acted
ne his attorney when the latter
called O. see hin orchafd s-nt aat
word that he vas satisfied with
waftars a. they stood ara 40 Dc.
clIuet MiIisf's further services.
Orchard Was Mute.
When Orchard Was affaisnna ia
court be uss mute. declining 10
nlead eithrr guiiiy o. not zulltY.
judge Fgsnk ]. Smith eatrFca a
plea ~ not guilty.
steve Adams. who VS. srrezIsa
IN Oregon. has also coufsassd lie
u held at the pea a. sort 81
guest % the state. no ehar9s hav-
ius been entered against him
Adsms saNs he Nas hlred By the
Federation 20 throw Greek fire into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
Harper ls Popular

Harper T. fnpldII becoWInE =
popular spot for country homes
Local business men and new corners
are approaching tina advantages
and beauties offered b. Harper =
IDEAL location. and are huylng up
waterfront property Wills the
prices are stiil reasonable.
Just across the Sound. Harper Il
easily reached By boat ia 20 min
utea. The fare IL cheap aud the
trip ia enjoyable and refreshing
Ths Pacific Investment Company,
OF the Walker building. IL handling
much of the property and reports
the sale o. several summer homes
last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
PHYSICIANS REFUSE soALa.

The proposal to formulate a scale
~ charges for medical services 20
be adhered 10 by all members was
turned down by the King County
Medical association last niEht In
aetins on the advance fsssft ~ the
committee named 10 prersre q list
An arbitrary Zee btu Tor medical At.
Tendance VAS designed as Rn Inn
possibility A provision had been
added that violations Of the seized
Me would he deemed Justification
for expulsion from the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
CANNOT SECURE
FAIR TRIAL
ON That GROUND e LAW
YERs FOR THE MINERS ASK
CHANGE OF VENUE.

BOISE Idaho. May ~ The dis
irict court Of Canyua county con-
feusa May - when the attorneys
fof Haywood. Meyer and Petitions
viii make fight for change II
venue. on the grounds - the bias
and reludice - The people ssalnat
aii the mon accused II the stauneu.
berg murder
II = believed that ell motions
viii be oveffui~d The eases are set
for trial June ~
The defense has secured q corn.
plrte llsi - citizens eliEibif Tor jury
duty. and ara prepared 10 make a
mgat stubborn fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
FosHAV 10 QUEST.

James A Fnahay. supreme pteni
dent Of the Fra1srnal Brotherhood,
was the guest N honor at q recap
ti,El given by the Seattle branches
OF the order In naEls hall Mayor
Meore formally welcomed the Eueat,
who replied at length The oven.
ings program included exhibition
drills 10 teams from the diffurtii
lodges. followed hY dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
on. BLANCHARD CONTINUES
FIGHT AGAINST LODGE 3

Dr. blanchard began his Seattle
campaign against secret societies
this morning wifh a meeting 81 the
Reformed Presbyterian church. on
Olive a.. which waa attended By
about 70 perpoua Another meet
Ing was held az the same church
this afternoon FOR the purpose u
organizing q league embodying tbs
% Iectioua 70 secret societies offer.
Ell bY Dr. blanchard and carrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
WIN OUT IN HAND. TO HAND
FloHT WITH AN ORGANIZED
eAso OF TsiEvEs-coNol.
TONS At SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar y After
a ianE chase ard a haud-ts- hana
fight ths paiiee eaflY TITS morning
arrested faenFRe Miller. Thomas Nil
tan ard e W shaw. thfen daring
hooters. Via have been Operating IN
ths burned district about Main 81
for several weeks past
The nerVf trio had lunt eamutet.
- taking aavn tee entire bios a.
OF feed wtfr GA the Harrison 81
property of me guHsA Railroads
company. e. ths value nf several
hundred dollars. The wagon lad
% material Vas ready Tor shlpannrsf
aefnsa the hay. where higher prlees
are peid
asrs. - spesa asrsy.
The aetfan Of tha board ~ super.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22

Imagining that he was the own.
or o. a LOCKING camp Charles Moy.
ors spent several days IN Black Dia.
mond ordering groceries and pro.
visions until he was arrested by a
deputy sheriff and lodged IN the
county jail yesterday afternoon lie
was ordered sent 20 the state asy.
ium today b. the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
FIVE NEW BolLgRnAkERs.

a. the neHt meeting 81 fhs ae
atiie Boilsrmakers' union five neN
members Wiii be initiated Last
might tho following unions held raz.
ular meetings Carpenters. Plumb.
era. steamnttsrs. Building Labor
erE. Sheet Metal Workers aud
Electrical Workers Ma. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
ACID CAUSES FteE.

Burning esrbolie acid eausca n
fire IN the EaEle pharmacy. az Sixth
Az. south and King ~. early tHia
afternoon that resulted IN damages
amounting 20 500 The building IL
owned b Henry Pauisou 80 the
time tho fire department reached
the scene the flames had heeu eK.
unsmshed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
LAYTON BOYS
TO GO NORTH

WASHINGTON. d. G. May ga
Secretary Taft today ordered the
two battaliona 81 the Tenth infau-
Try nov az Ports Wright and Law
ton. 10 proceed 90 Alaska June !. to
relieve the Third Infantry. The
Third infantry proceeds 10 Forts
Wright and Iawton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
WILL GIVE
STATEHOOD

wAsHlNaToN. u G.. Nay ~
u IL huthoritativeiY announced that
the statehood canfefrrH have come
90 a tentative agreement providing
Tor immediate statehood Tor OKLA
homa and iudiau Territory. leaving
Arizona aHd Nrw Meaieo 10 q yote
b. tHs territories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
INVITATIONS TO PICNIC.

Yesterday the juniors issued in
vitstioBa 20 the annual picnic the
junior class always gives TO the
graduating class The picnic this
year viii De held at Maydenhauol
hay next Friday afternoon.
The house and floor plans OF
which drawing was shown On the
Standard Furniture Company ad.
yesterday were drawn by Knapp a
West. Seattle s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
SEND ARMS
TO REBELS

wAsHfyaToN. n. C.. aay IL
Petite Ross acting Eavefnaf has ads
arma ard agnmunitiuu have been
shipped ffaaa ~ Thomas Tor San
r.amiuEua fvvoiutiauists These
VIII BE- lanaat "a naiabsn HaytL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22

Have you ever tasted Mapclinc
ice cream shaw says. aud says
smphaticaily. that it's the most Dc.
iicious diah made BY man Pure
as the breath Of spring time; II
has a distinctive flavor all L. Own
that Nili more than please When
down town Try a dish AT shaw 5
Pharmacy. In the Empire building
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
sutLD CHARITABLE
INSTITUTION

Corporation has been solicited ~
Ne p tareH iu the serrtimn Or a
rhaftfahi~ fnsiitufiaa. one haf mile
ffan fhs terminus - ths University
car lire. near Rasshna. Nf Jones
81 willing - a8nats ttaaa ln cash
ard q sifs worth 1850. pFDviatns
otaets ioln wtih him ana q total -
tfaa. aaa 10 subscribed for eanslfue.
iian and maintenance he g. aun-
ious 20 communicate with anyeus
similarly interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
COTTON coMrs TO SEATTLE

v w Cotton. general western
counsel Of the Hartman systems.
vii be in Seattle tamorruN THIS
morning J u Farrell. Washington
state representative - the HarrI.
man sYaiema. stated that BIS vialt
had 40 siNniflcanen except on legal
matfefH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
FIGHT TO
COME OFF

DIES MONIES. la. May e The
fiEht over Van Dykes book Of
forms Of service h. SCI fof this aft.
crnOon Ia the Presbyterian assem-.
bis Il n expected that the book
will be adopted
The assembly refused 90 appoint
delegates 10 the anti saloon conven.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
WILL MAKE CEMENT.

Washington ls 70 have a Portland
cement faetorl. This announcement
was made laaf night BY Manager =
G Millsr. OF the Washington Port
land Cement factory. after a meet
Ina 81 The stockholders The factory
viii be In operation By tho latter
part Of July at Anderson. Skagit
county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
Will olvE FRsSes PLAY.

The students Of Preach a. the
high school ara planning 10 EiFa
their annual piRf nrtt Saturday
nieht AZ Christensen Arcade hall.
The principal attraction wiii Be
Afhaiio." a play modelled after tae
ancient Greek drama. By Racine 4
little comedy. IL sonpiefe. viii
ba presented a. a curtain raiser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
mAcHlnlsrs owe MONEY.

Hope Lodge No 7. Of the Inter.
national Association Of MaohinlalH
Of Seattle. have donated 1850 for
the benefit OF the San Francisco
auffervra business agent 7 II
Stevens has forwarded the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
RUN FROM
THE MUD

ROME. May 27--kn exodus from
the vicinity II Mount vcsuvlus has
been caused by the avalaurhea Of
mud that are descending the vol
vanoa side. The rains are washing
the ashes from the eruption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
SECURES A WARRANT.

PORTLAND. ore May dds
trict Attorney Bristol today secured
a befeh warrant from Judge Wol-
vortou Tor swiudlcr s A. u putef's
arrest De viii be brought here at
once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22

90 an aggressive movement against
all lodges
The days campaign uill conclude
THIS evening siih a meeting held
under the leadership % d. Blan
ehaFd IA Chrtaisnsen's hail IN the
Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
eoNsIpsR sTATus oF JAPs.

The board OF inquiry Of The i'm.
migration department - meeting
this afternoon to consider the cases
81 the eight Japanese who were
picked up last week while coming
70 Seattle on 4 sloop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
Will Place WRESTLING sUoy.

4 uhistllnK buoy IL 90 be placed
~ the entrance Of the straits Of
Juan da Fuea duriug the latter part
OF thia week Commander y. J
Werlich. of the lighthouse diatricf.
will arrive from Portland Friday or
Saturday anH take the buoy out tn
SIS location on the tender Heather.
which has been repaired At Moran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
WILL ATTEND SERVICES.

Mckinley Circle. Ladies' OF the g
A It wiil meet al Fourth az and
spflnS - At % ? m. SUNDAY. "a
attend memorial services al the
first Presbyterian church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
Acreage In the City

When haaliIfuIIT HItuhIsd. pat
ts4. improved and accessible By
good car service should attract
many buyers Chas. somera Co.
t0f Alaska building. offer some.
thing OF this Kind. Two broad
acres for J2.700. aud terms An IN.
qulry OF them viii bring full partle.
tdara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
SEATTLE. To HAVE
SUGAR REFINERY

HAwAllAa MERCHANTS HAVE
EPRUsgNTAriVE IN THE
WHO HAS SELECTED TWO
SITES. ONE ON TiouLANDs
AND THE OTHER NEAR 60.
moKps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
GIVE 100000

WASHINGTON. y g May -
The JAPANESE Red Cross has sent
Iae aop. through the American RED
Gross, Tor tie san rfaneisoo suf-
fereFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
0steopathy

Il druElcss. hloodiess. painless
treatment Of disease. Personal at.
tentiou Of graduated physicians AZ
the Klrkavilla lnflrmag OF oste.
opathy. IA Washington bldg 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
POLICE CAPTURE
DARING LOOTERS

Fisurs in granting tho United Raj.
r~aas company the privilege ~
usiak overhead trulleYr on All ii1ns.
upau representation ~ the esntaaF
hat ths cable tines Calumet b. fa.
hahsiilaisd meets general approval.
sgnrs ~ means the speedy resisfa 5
tion - transportation facilities
Thu rpfunany has agreed 60 spsnsi
a large sum ~ tneaHY ard 20 can :
play thousands - msa IN improving
ths system.
WAIT Rslisf frsrp praah ards.
Many san Francisco merchants
~ha establishes themselves arfassa
tbs hap are nov makiua hasle e.
secure quarters n fhis city. rraltn
ihH that theF n1usf Erf on fhs
ground o. lass tbs san Franchise
business
uHtng - she fact thaf l1auor Is
sold tn Oakland many dgunk~n men
are Fsaehlnk this city. ara thr
finanra COMMITTEES Niii offer 10 con b
tribute ia aas h. Oakland aus ~ a.
relief fund wishing ths rsuneii
wiil close fhs Oakland saloons fnr
20 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-22
sHgLveo FOR GOOD.

WASHINGTON. May - The
smoof case has been pcru1a ncnuy
nhrived FOR this session.