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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
MARKET CONDITIONS.

W While the wood land owner
cannot lay TOO much stress on the
principles that have been given
tor lnSuring a second crop, he
must generally modify them in
their application to suit the mar.
ket conditions. Where there is
no market for cord wood he will
fnd it difficult to dispose of the
dead, diseased. or otherwise un-
desirable trees, that NAV be
ciowding better ones. Where
there Is market for cord wood
and the mature and over ripe
m6er may be sold advauta.
seously for saw logs, the condi-
lions are excellent for not only
realizing good profit, but for
moulding the forest into the best
form. There is generally a good
market for railroad ties and poles.
For chestnut, this is the most
profitable form in which tn sell
the material, especially when
sawed ties may be cut from the
larger trees. 1t is not good pol.
ley, however, to sell a straight
thrifty chestnut tree that will
make but one tie. worth ten
cents on the stump, when a few
years more growth of the same
tree. would make pole worth
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
EVERYBODY
RESTS BUT
THE THIEF

Quite a number u petty burEiaries
we're reported to the police by the
victims last night ard from the
widely sepamted nelshborhoods in
which the thefts occurred ~ IL quite
evident that number of the lishi
fingered sentry were busy during
the night
Nora rnman. 81 poo Washington
st. reports that thief stole s. from
bet raafu. About a month HRp sho
vas robbed u SIS.
T.. : schubert. 81 tfi0 Grand Ave.
y Portland. ore. wants the poiiee
r. pick up Oscar Miller. whom he
alleges has tan away with gold
flnK beieuelns to him
Tie office 81 u J. chase. at 353
Arcade building. vaa looted and s.
iu cash stolen
Mfs v slallints. Of aai 18th ave-.
iofl tvo rings. valued az s. each.
A thief made away with guam
utY Of tools from house "a 1919
BIOS lalaH belonging 60 J. y. Ross
mau Of Go Pike at
aeNsfal fox terrier pups were
stolen from "A NJ HOLT. ~ t21 Ilor-
ward
Mrs. s SCOTS Rrocerman left a
sack 81 apuda. sack % flour ard
some meat op her back porch ut
zsgo 18th ave yesterday and when
che returned from an afternoon
tiait they we're guHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
LOCAL MEN IN
BIG VENTURE

Attorney John a. Hart ana = A.
Williams ~ this city are Interested
IN 4 million and q half dollar indus i.
TRIAL venture at nsiia costa 81 Net
theFn British reiumisla This lnfaf .
uatiuu Was aniH given cut ta.iaY
A puip and paper win wili be built
a thr above place ard alseaaY a
SURVEY party ~ mem are eumrlst@
lnK the pulp Eround hiniis Ths
capital somes VFiiaclgaiiY from east
efn eapitailats ana the ietai uss8E
ale engineering th~ Neniur~.
A. neils rnnia ls $afN ssaHn
saiang A irass % lands vas -
eafet rum the provincial govern
uisnt and taken up ~ the hssa
eueia fevriorrnsrt comrsnY. which
vas formed uifh capitalization a
q. sac eaa.
II 10 Intended mat ths esip ana
rapsr mills viii BE- Constructed a.
asan a. thr rufveY - completed
The Nnru eKtan rolouists have en-
Tered into ~ agreement BY which
sli timber wfl b. turned over 10
ths easupany ln exchange fnt. eafh
a. the nails APPROXIMATELY taae9
acres sill be ceutrnllsd b The Sc
attic cef0reuy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Tot killed I'M
MOT HERS VIEW
WHIST CLUB To
HOLD TOURNEY

Preparatory arrangements are be
ms made BY the Seattle Whist club
TOT the lath annual convention Of
the North Pacific whist association.
which will meet Ia this city al the
Hotel ISLANDER April 20. 81 and Is
The Seattle club held ita weekly
meeting last Night. and the hood
and bad players are being weedsd
uut IN order 10 put up strong teams
tor the whist FRAY IL was the In
teution OF the local club Ia meet 81
Tacoma Ia a contest next Tuesday
night. but this has been postponed
The bis event viii be- on the above
dates Teams will b. here from
Portland. Tacoma and Olympia. aud
besides the local club teams the
s A G. aud Rainier club viii also
have teams ia the annual meet One
team will BE- composed OF isdisA
from the seattle Whist club Prom
reptiles received there viii be at
least 30 tables Ia the tourney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
OREGON MAKES
A FAST TRIP

Steamer Oregon arrived from Sc
ward. Valdez and tho westward this
morning. aud Capt John O'Bricn
has placed 20 his credit the record
made The time for the round trip
waa - days. 1915 hours. and stops
were made at Valdez both ways and
GOO tons or ore we're taken aboard
at Eliamar
The Oregon brought n passcn-
gers. Il Of whom we're from Fair
banks l. S. Marshal Parry. Of
Fairbanks. brought ont three insane
men for the Oregon asylum. and
Miss l.. A. Burke. proprietress OF the
Fairbanks hotel. with her sister.
also came out over the trail
From Valdez Major lea Fehigcr
retsfnod. after inspecting the post.
J. ID. Meenaeh. Of the Ellamar
mines. also came south with his
family
The oregon will 20 TO Tacoma to-
dsv ca DISCHARGE her ore carrn. she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
STAR BOYS
ON PARADE
vHRuU HUNDRED NEWsiEs
ARE ENTERTAINED At The
STAR THUATER-mARcH rs
LEAo BY PROF. MINERS STAR
hEwssoYs BAND.

The Seattle Daily Star carriers
headed BY Professor Miners Star
Carriers band. left the Star office
this afternoon AZ ! q o'clock 10 en-
JOY an afternoon nj the Star theatsr
The boys numbered 500 strong and
proudly bore banners with the fol
lowing statements on them we
'una and the Seattle Star are
chuma we represent the best
paper on earth The Star theater
for ua Come on 20 the Star {"
A ep rs are not here The
Seattle star IL growing and 20 are
Ne
AZ the theatef the boys occupied
the balcony and we're treated royal
~ and each nf the acts Nere greeted
with great pleasure
The boys xho carry the Seattle
stas look forward 60 an afternoon
At the star fheater A. they would
20 the Fourth Il July and are al
waYf "a hand n march. which they
greatly enjoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
,,,s Catherine vinette Ground to Death by
rrsiuht Train While Playing on Tracks in
Usar Of Train and Child Had No Warning.

warning could be given several
ears had passed oycr the body
Deputy Coroner Arnold inyentlE8ts
cd the case and SAYS that there Naa
No brakeman az the rear Of the
freight train. 30 that the Eiri re
ceiyed no warning Of the 0neoms
ms train. aud the freight itself
could not b. stopped until the body
Was badly mangied
The remains are AZ the luuueys
Watson mortuary pAfiora
The parents lost another little
chlid last pccrmber from dinhtherla
and arr broken up otef the eeeand
visitation az death Ia their little
circle The father works Cor ". n
tlouua a Co NJ arrangements
have been made yet fof the funeral
it b. thought that Coroner Carroll
wili hold an inquest 10 On the blame
faf the rhiids death
AZ a late hour thia afternoon the
mother Was unconscious and not e.
prrted 20 live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

conduct In taking a large attorneys
fee from Mrs. Gates when he was
not her attorney. Mr.. Murphy
claims that he was Mrs Gates legal
representative.
At the time saltwater BnP
Gates came down from Alaska last
summer he was Obliged 20 deposit
with the court S225o To cover the
expenses OF his wife nora Beatrice
Gates pending her divorce. This
sum Murphy drew from the court,
claiming 10 be Mrs. Gates attor-
ney, 10 Is claimed by the prosecu-
ton that he vas not her attorney
aud had no right 70 draw the money,
$3.50 OF which he admits having kept
as fec aud s500 Of which he is
accused 81 having retained
The court room was thronged all
day Mrs Gates. one OF saltwater
BINS" several former wives. being
among those present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

said this morning that the strike
could be settled In five minutes. II
the owners would only meet the
men. but they have refused ~ taiE
20 the union az a body although
they are willing 10 treat with the
men az individual
The mill men believe that the
strike will be- q long and bitter one.
take the stand that they must nip
ln The bud the attempt 10 make
Ballard o. closed town.
Town Feels Strike
Business throughout the city Is
beginning 20 feel the effects Of the
strike and "a number 81 firms state
that their sales have decreased a
third since last Monday. That the
Weavcrs feel The trouble will not be
adjusted ln the ucar future h evil
denced by the fact that "A number Of
Them have loft Ballard for Silver
Lake. 8efir0- Woolley aud Gfaya
Harbor. whore there Is demand
for union BhinRie wcaqcra
The mills are al closed down.
with the exception - the 8t-mson
HIll company aud the Acme shiuGlc
company Howard Wiley. one Of
me partners N the Ngakeren mill
haa acceptel position in the In
terror ~ tLe state. having given up
hope of 90 early resumption of
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
is SEATTLE IN
SOUND SLEEP?
inactivity Regarding the Proposed Steel Plant Is
Being Taken Advantage of by Tacoma and
Everett---GoOd Offers Are Coming in For
Industry While Local People Set Idle and
Take No interest in Situation.

what's the matter wttb Scatter
Have her people famous for their
progressiveneas. allowed their spirit
Of enthusiasm to peter OUT
Have her commercial bodies lost
INTEREST,"
Are We 80 busy making money
10 spend today that We have no
eyes for the future. and FOR the
money our children may want 10
rpend7
New York money il seeking a
site f0r an iron aud steel plant and
wants 60 make this vast enterprise
a Seattle industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
ULT|MATUM FROM
/. THE MILL OWNERS
'1'ets or STRIKING sHlHcLeMgH At BALLARD Will De
'tlsc ~ OUTSIDERS STRIKE IS NOT CALLED orr BY
aoSoaY-.Ea CALI ON BUSINESS MEN, WHO ARC nEeis.
nse 10 resL STRIKES EFFECT

ssliARD April 7 The mill
- as.d another meeting 81 the
~ MS morning and steps eIll
&C. . % fill the places Of The
NeaYefs Immediately If
s z'.ia5 the Old hand are not
return % work 81 the old
,s = ereNs WlIl be PIT On and
t.r " that can secure sufficient
Rsume operations
j 4. 49, men cannot be secured
- nc milla. the owners viii
~ n alofally and financially. any
4 ~ - gei The help asfesary
~ me owners are standing
~ X, 4. weir resolve not 10 reeoe
n. la'oh ieadefs az a factor iu
n y. sshi trouble and number
fesr. lsFEs mill ouuafa stare that
IA ~, made a union toxin they
~. ,l.hef close their B.aafa or
u-n 10 some other locality
~ ssainsss Men.
ssag.', 'a az. 4 committee from the
ls-.s.... called on namhsr 9f tee
y alla..,,a sh and asked that fhey
y ~ re- ~. 2 state The uai8HraIae
Assin.., 'As,,egasg 70 The Ballard
foaid -, etsn'a Association. WHO
. H. s.,.. mem ia The fiebt fIaat
lnformss NV. w. Who have been mfs
cause n Y sagalng The motive aad
ar II H. Y. s .s..ke Pfesldmi Boil
'@F aeiaai1veagefg nntos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
CITIZENS IN FAVOR
OF MAYORS SCHEME

leaat four times AZ much room As
We have At present
Ambitious plans.
Secretary " Il Williams. % She
Seattle Commercial club Seattle
nesda q decent city hall One should
D. built that sill accommodate our
municipal needs so years hence 10
$50 zee can b. raised from the sale
II lands nov owned BY the city. We
should lei that amount be the nest
egg We should BOT think of con
lHlfueiiug a city hall Tor Greater Sc
attic n less coat than g. 500 900.
Councilman William Murphy
You may pat me down a. Ca favor
af constructing a now city hall a.
the earliest possible moment cote
Nleasnt nifh business judgment The
Eneesi Of such a building cannot be
questioned and the hazard We are
laakinE for he lack of safe place
foe the storage of the city records.
- tao well known 90 be subject 20
kiispHte
Counellman q " Burnett ara
sin favor OF building a new city hall
~ auea. II that g. found 20 Doe prac-
lleahle The sooner We can get OF
1t The better Most any kind OF a
new building would be preferable to
The present iumble-down structure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

The establishment ~ this new
hank marks an era Ia the develop.
msnt Of the city. The Institution 4
baked b. Alaska men with Alaska
money. The president and man.
aver IL John q Price. formerly Of
skaKuaY a J Rice. the cashier
il not an Alaska man bat he Il 4
practical banking mAu w " Hhst
field. SECRETARY ~ IN. hank. Il sees
rssary % The Alaska club and for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

.,Ala aEh, q her asooised
". m.ls swear cid Catherine
4. y,us,,e he deurh'ss Of Mr.
y. Joseph viuetie Nas wa
..s Instantly Killed by a
49, raslag neisht Train ihR
49,. 49,, A 10 oeloek The aeei-
=. -. .-ss'ssr,d opposite the tlfsut 81
....s.ra and near the lntefse' ton
: u,nas ausstis =
..s.rvnsb thrrc ueFe % eve VII
5 he accident except the
- hearted noihef Nho -
'. -. over the terrible event
- ME SRI iised Nth Der par
Ia; tlFant -. and he hack
=, = ,Asls bone opens oaf 90 the
s..,s tracks. whsfe 4 sfeat deal
!, ,'s,sA, traftie u handled she
r.xsne aguuu1 the Yard ana
" y. ...,,~s sAs tfaeks Al the mo.
~ ~ ssasea baek sgaas The end
J , ,.slsAs trails ~ kinE up threw
- rails AM before ans
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Everett in line.

Everett has taken ON new life
and hustle and has sent to Seattle
committee 20 walt upon Mr. Moore
and bis associates Nifh q view OF In
terestlng the iron and steel CON
pauy in that town
Owners Of tide wafer property AZ
other points on the sound have
made advantageous offers
And all the while Seattle sleeps on
peacefully Or perhaps. PUSHES
biindly past in search Of the dollar
for today
True It IL. the Chamber Of Com
merce and the Commercial club
caused r Joint meeting - commit
tees representing The two bodies
and appointed a special committee
10 look into the matter and to do
what was necessary IN order that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Danger IL Great

Scott Calhoun. corporation roun-
sci No person connected with the
city government can fail to appre-
rlate the very great Importance Of
providing q new city hall "a an
early date. Tho records IN the city
engineers office alone are worth
hundreds ~ thousands Of dollars.
and At night these are stored up 10
a narrow. little. temporary vault
This ia heavy risk
William Hickman Moore mayor
dusi any Kind ~ a new buildfne
would be preferable 10 the present
tumble-down shack With the po-
lice headquarters police court and
Jail MOVED 20 the new building aud
With new building four stories
hiah un this allie. we would have 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

Kari wstns this morning began
suit for divorce against Torberg
0ldsdaftsf HfYKEeson Waine. chnrE
inE her Nifh drunkenness The
plaintiff left his wife IN Norway
slso leaving her a farm valued AZ
eo0e Af1nef and s.tno kroner In the
hank lie . willing 10 iet her have
the money Il be ean have q divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
EW BANK
To Start
NORTHERN SECURITIES AND BAskihe eomPAsTs BANK
Will OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON PIKE STREET MONDAY
moRSlHe-sEw .lSsrlruu ON ls BACKED ~ ALASKA MEN
AND ALASKA CAPITAL

Tie latest acquisition 10 finaneiaii
Circles Ia Seattle ia toe Northern
Securities and Banking cumpauga
tank which viii open fof business
ca Monday morning az 9is PIKE e
TIE company also has a lbsYeat
lease on the entlrr corner faelHE
Wssilake houievard and Pike. and
aurinE the coming summer intens
"a efe.st = handsome building there.
which ALL be known ar the Moth
ern Securities bank building and
= hlch siil b. rsady Tor oceupsnet
before Drl~mber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
HOLD CONFERENCE

The Baptist conference % the
Western Washington district will be
held in Seattle. commencing Mon.
day. April , aud all continue FOR
three days TIE daY sessions sill be-
held in the Tabernacle Baptist
church. 18th az y and Harrison ~
and the exsuiHg sessions 10 the First
Baptist church. tth aud James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

auditorium on the site Of the county
court house on which property he
holds a two-year lease This plan
viii ncccssitate the securing OF
special ordinance TO allow the con-
struction Of wooden building with
In the fire limits \ building can be
built looNlS0 feet that viii hold
5000 persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

hnrcotrgCaae. on the southern de-
clWvity ~ the mountain have sought
safety IN flight and Boscoreaie IL
alEo threatened Women Of the VIII
lage, weeping with fright. carried a
statue % -. Anne as near as they
could 20 the flowing lava. lmplor-
% the consuming stream The
churches are filled day and night
with people praying for deliverancs
from the impending peril.
Tho scene az uiaht IS one Of min
gicd grandeur and horror. From
Nesuyius' crater there LEAPS a col-
umn Of fire I ooe feet high which
lights up land aud sea for miles
Occasionally a great mass Of melted
rock ~ beirhed forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
1EFfERsoN IS HGRE.

VIII 60 passengers ana 90 tons 81
halthut the jefferson arrived from
askag Nay and way ports this morn
iaK 1t o'clock stormy weather
vas experienced south bound. two
snow storms being run into. Among
the passengers on tho jefferson
we're Rev J g. fcfcbor "a Catholic
priest ri Dawson en- route 10 Vie.
teHia. his HeW field u W. Jenninga.
prominent attorney Of Iuncnu ana
f'nisbauka pr r. e.. Kuhn. contract
physician at Fort Wunms. n. So
ward and Lieut. r. D.. smith ~ tho
aanfe atHiian. bound for Minneapolis
whore he was summoned nn nccount
81 aeftapa illness 81 his wife o.. s.
Marshal lamca shoup came aouth
Dom Juneau 20 await the arrival or
Gov uaRHatt from the cast The
jefferson Wili sail north tonight with
= fair list Of passengers ana u FUN
had of freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
SIX JUDGES
TRY MURPHY
olssARmENr PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ATTORNEY ARE BEGUN
CASE is OUTCOME OF SENSATIONAL INCIDENTS IN CON.
NecrIoN WITH RETURN or ."swlFTwArER" BILL AND HIS
DOMESTIC TROUBLES

Disharment fproeedings aEains
John G Murphy we're begun in the
superior court this morning. after
numerous pustpourments. with the
six judges OF the court sitting en-
hanc 10 hear the case At a late
hour this afternoon the ease prom
/ sod 90 last until adjournment time.
and may not be finished today
All court rooms We're closed this
morning. and the calendars post
poned week. 10 allow the judges
to settle the sensational outcome Of
tho SALTWATER nitt- Gates divorce
case Prosecuting Attorney Mack
iutosh represented the bar associa-
tlon. and eNsludEe William A. Bell
defended Mr. Murphy. who was
present in peuou
Famous Gates Case.
Tho disharment proceedings were
instiEated hy the bar association. as
the result Of Murphys alleged mis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
rs
NOW OPEN
siwAsses AND SEALS ARt nnesoao IN FIRST BASEBALL
GAME OF rHH. YEAR issAs FRANCISCO TINS AFTER.
NooN-vckGRs PITCHING Fos SEATTLE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April l.
Pleasant weather marked the open
inE Of the baseball season here.
Preceding the game between San
Francisco and Seattle. tho teams
pafaded the downtown streets IN
automobiles llitt 10 the pitcher
for San Francisco and Vitktfn for
Seattle.
While the SiwashcH encountered
a long spell OF had weather IN
ttainlnE Capt Hall 10 satisfied With
the coalition ~ bis men. and prom
ines To take the initial game from
the scala
Tho Seattle lineup Vickera. p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

$500 499 IN speculation In Wall q.
b is declared that be BHsusa ae-
counts win four stock exchanges
houses. and three ~ them went out
% existence soon after he had De.
posted margins fog the protection
% hia deals
Last night General 0vafNesf No-
iilu said that when the former
itt1ar % fhe Christian church re-
turned 90 Xlou CltY hs would b an-
fused % the following
EnffnvaNanen ~ the u1uHf shame
fui kiuE. misfepFc eXNE-
Kerntion. uismaunEement. paiFNa m
GUS teHrhiuEr To- private tyranny
injustice and lndisf fstiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Altered Haaaust

A a sloe hhaidcrs' dlhncr given
to-day At the Butler. with AR Price
as POSTMASTER. there were present
Dantal ksileher. Frank 7 Hunter.
A. /. Piper George Murphy Dr
shaw. DF I ~ aoore. % Juneau;
4 x. Dunn. y L. Kirkpatrick Sam
Afrher. Of Nome. = Rice. W N
Sheffield and Carl NJ Johanson. The
sts-3tses eers. y Chilberg Tom
lAnzsa. " T. Perkins and " X
I1eut. all % whom are out Of the
cts.
TIE hank has q capital stock %
slaa 09e and in addition 90 a gen
sexi banking business. making a
f~AsuFs Of savings deposits. viii
msamteln an investment department
sisa.oasns u Us io-YosT gold 8 ger
sexs bombs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

FRESNO. Cal. April z II Is a
bright day and biz crowd ~ at
tending the opening 81 the ball sea
aQa between Fresno and Portland
A Ions automobile parade preceded
the game REV Duncan Wallace
pitched the fret bali Fitzgerald
AID Hogan are the Fresno battery
aud French and Donohue Tor Port.
land ~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

James A. Moore has labofcd for
two years In an effort 10 secure the
immense amount ~ capital required
for the erection Of this plant. and
now that success has come 10 him
he finds the commercial bodies ~
Seattle standing In the background
and lending no hand to him ln an
endeayor 10 secure a Seattle site.
Tacoma IL awake To the Import
ance Of this enterprise and has Of
fered 10 the Northwestern Iron g
steel company a ste for its entire
plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

NEW YORK. April : Tho an.
thfaelts coal railroads and tbs 10.
dependent operators met In secret
conference today for final consider
alton Of aitehslrs offer u arb.tfas
tiua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

HifAG0 April ofusla ~
2 tsafeh ~ Zion cts l8red tn-
~ MAJ Z vas believed ihat uaale
"a pa' Suns aExreeatinN close to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Need SAT, Buildinu

James u. Meikic. cx-sscretary Of
Chamber Of commerce am in
hearty sympathy With the proposal
81 Councilman Giil 10 crest a mod.
eru steel city hall building GA The
site Of the present building safe IN
character and sufficient Ia size lot
present needs
George Russell city treasurer 4
new city hall. or AZ least a better
protection for tho valuable records
stored and kept In this building Il
very pressing necessity. Why Il
a fire we're to break ont IN the city
hall In The day time now. ii would
be impossible Tor tho force in my
office 20 save tho books With which
they we're working at the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

INDIANAPOLIS. April EiEh.
ten per cent u tho coal tonnage q
Indiana has signed tire 1898 s~sle
A dispatch this morning says that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

TOPEKA. Kns.. April THE SUI
rfeme court today decided tho Kan.
sns CITY livestock exchange 20 be a
u1ist This invalidatcs Ril chhitci
mofteHReH Co cattle given in Kansas
III sraglhefs ~ tha axrhanva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

The proposal 90 build a city hall
sufficient for present needs appeals
especially 20 business men and
heavy Taxpayers rince % means the
nse ~ the preeent resources ~ the
city instead 81 the isauaufe ~ al
ditionai bonds with their INCREASED
irtereat burden Co be borne by gem
ersi taxation. such building on
the present site. could be 20 erected
and planned that - would De suit
able FOR business purposes. and a.
nneh could be sold any time within
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