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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

ST PETERSBURG. May 10
The formal opening of Huania'a new
national assembly. known aH the
douma. which was the first meet.
Ing ever 10 take place between the
emperor OF Russia and elected rep.
reaeniati1es uf his people. took
place today In the Winter palace
The scene riyaiod anything ever
Witnessed IN Ruaaia'a great capital.
Everything WIS arranged With The
idea OF lmprelslng the peasant dep
uiles with the 0iamor aud strength
81 the bureaucracy. but II failed in.
aofar as misleading the humble rep
resentntiYes of the people II con
cefncd Early Ia the day the peas.
ant deputies had gathered Ia the
gorgeous room Of the czar. bus they
remained unawcd
On Ivory Throne.
The czar arrived from bis palace
at Potefhoff nj f2 30. and went 20
the Winter palace ia cutter. the
czafinn taking carriage They
were followed By court. army and
church officials
The ceremony began With a T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
HAWKES. BACK
WITH A BRIDE

When Frank n Hawkes.. one Of
the best known young men Ia the
clty and for the past nine years a
member OF the United States quar-
trrmasterH force. arrived Ia the
city last TUESDAY. after IA two DAYS.
absence. on his arm vas dainty
young woman. his bride Few knew
that SIR Hawkes.. when he asked
Tor fcw days lagon aud went 10
Spokane would return q married
maa. bias be did
Al Spokane he met Miss Annette
u Knapp. Nho was returning from
la three months visit Ia the east
Al the Spokane hotel Monday night
she couple we're married in the
presence 81 feW OF Mr Hawkes.
business friends. and an elegant
Luncheon nas served ia the paf
export
Mrs liaskea is the daughter Of
q 6 Knapp. Of the Reliable trans
Ter company She Is one Of the
best known Of seattle's young la
dies having resided here for "a mum
ber ~ years
NJ aud Mrs Hawkes. viii be ai
home nj els Queen Anne az. Toda Z
Mf Hawkes. iH receiving the con
gntHiatious 81 his many friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

providea that It may double track
the line whenever II deems neees-
Aary In order TO accommodate It's
traffic. The Seattle Electric com
nany holds. under assignment from
the old Seattle Central Railway
c.mpany. franchise for a single
line OF track paralleling four blocks
OF the street. subject. however, 10
the prior rights OF the other CON-
pany
Files Petition.
According 10 the petition OF the
Seattle. Renton & Southern. filed
this morning with Franchise In
spector Wheeler. the Seattle Flee
trie company now declines TO rec
ogniza the prior right Of the other
company. The petltioning company
asks that the council order that the
Seattle Electric company enter into
running rights with the pctitioning
company which will provide that
the cars Of both companies may be
operated over both tracks. thereby
ia effect giving each company a
double track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
CH|NKS AGREE
TO vAMOOSE

LEWISTON. Idaho. May ia
crowd Of half a hundred men and
boys, mosl % them masked. last
night waited upon two Cinnamon
Who opened a laundry az Charleston.
Wash today. and ordered them oct
~ town
The chinks Immediately agreed
20 leave
Charleston has not permitted
chinamen la the town limits. and
thrive years aKo eitltena rau out
some Colesttala Who attempted 70
gain a fuothald
Two wldoN women conduct the
only laundry IN the town. and the
eitifeha feared Chimes cumIalitlan
would deprive the widows Of sup
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

Complaints continue to reach the
authorities regarding the reckless
manner 81 which automobiles are
run about the city and the suburbs
Another accident occurred on
Tuesday when an auto bearing the
license number zss ran over Vaiu-
able dos owned bY David nm ~
Wet seattle. and came near run
ming down several persons who were
encountered on iiH mad daeh
around the West seattle boulevard
Viii ASK Damages.
According 10 ths lisi issued from
Olympia. license No 80 j. held by
l. Peterson. ~ Seattle. so far. Nj
Peterson has NOS been located The
Hnis VIII bring legal action 10 re-
cover dnmases Tor the loss Of IN,
dos
After running ever the dog the
men b. the auto continued on up the
road without stopping. Mr.. Hll
ihsfeupou barred their return b.
throwing a plank directly across ths
end % the bridge and when the
machine eatne back compelled them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

NoNTESANo Mas t0-An east
eFly Nind has been blowing this
week and u has dried out the
ground and timber 80 fast that fires
hAvv started ~ Ia all dircetinna
IN the ehehalis counfy Logging 4
Timber company . works Just north
af Muutstano the smoke has hseu
rnlllnk mp heavy since Monday. and
# a change does not take place In
the weather Il Is feared much dam.
axe Stll b. done Il IL fumurud
that the Mack Logsing company =
crew was driven frum the woods
yesterday on account Of heavy fires
il their timber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
MORE RECKLESS
ATUO DRIVING

to stop IT, that way he Was able
to get the number Of the machine.
Seven Men IN Auto.
The auto was occupied by seven
men ana they Were all intoxicated"
said Mrs IAN today. The machine
vas running at least 80 miles an
hour aud the occupants did not
seem - care whether they kept in
the road OF ran into the sea.
Several complaints were made
about this same auto by other pe0-
pie who had narrow escapes from
being run down.
Cripple Tor life.
sam Jones. TIE coiored lad en-
pioyed BY Frank Clancy. who WAS
run down az Pike 81 and Bellevue
as. on April - BY an auto operated
BY =. Barens. win be crippled for
life 90 q result 81 the accident Or.
sbarples il attending the boy and
saYs his ankle will always be stiff.
The leg was broken and badly
smashed. II will be eight weeks be-
fore the injured lad can leave the
hospital.
Gross Is Worse.
Paul Gross. who was run down by
an auto with the license No. f4e. az
West Seattle. last Friday. IL report
Cd 70 have taken turn fer the
worse last night. Dr. Morgan rtill
aays that the man will undoubtedly
recover. but Il Il believed that his
constitution has been permanently
impaired as . result OF the injuries
he received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
LETTER IS
BOUNCED
FAMOUS SPECULATION BARRED
rRon CHICAGO WHEAT PIT
= NEVER co THERE ANY.
wsV.r re DECLARES.

CHICAGO. May 10 Announce
mcuf was made yesterday that
Joseph Letter. who carried on a
spectacular corner 10 wheat eight
years ago. had beer suspended from
memhorshlp on the Chicago Board
az Trade Letters suspension. BE- -
said. was because of O. complaint
from = trader that a bin for $4,000
for services rendered during the
time she wheat corner WaH In
force Was silil unpaid In comment
ina ON the action Of the board Of
trade directors. Letter did not seem
ta care much about bis suspension.
saying
Y never go there. anyway"
tls admitted that lhrrc were four
or nKr old accounts that had not
been cleaned up hnt declared theY
would be settled as soon aH his
creditors became reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
FAKE COLLECTOR
AT WORK
Despite Exposure Of Scheme, Swindler Persists
in Begging Money for San Francisco Sufferers
-.-Aways Manages to Escape the Police

has managed 20 olude the police.
men.
The publicity which has been
given this fake collection scheme
has pat many people on their guard
and Il u after having been turned
down at these places that the po'
lice have been notified over the
telephone
The Same Woman.
The descriptions given the police
show that only ore woman has been
engaged IN the work She is said
60 be tall aud slender In build. dark
complcxiuued aud wears red hat,
with tan colorod suit and shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

The mysterious woman who IS 50.
Letting money la The residence sec
lions. representing herself as an
agent Of the San Francisco relief
committee. e. still At work snd the
police have 20 far been unable TO
apprehond her
YESTERDAY afternoon She VAS
working the beacon hill district aud
this morning WAS out on Capitol
hin
Escapes Policemen.
A soon as tho police received
word uf the wumaus whereabouts
putrnlmen were sent Immediately
10 the district. bat each time she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
OFFERS OF AID
FOR MITCHELL
AREPOURMG IN

hy The attorneys who have been re-
taiued 20 nahf Mitsheila battle iu
the courts Morris. Southland aud
HhipieF
Offers % Assistance.
TeH Mf Morris said today. I've
hHve been visited bY "a number Of
fhr most prominent people lu the
city who have offered to PISS The r0s
rsnsea 81 fighting Mitehrlra eaaa lH
the courts lm mot at liberty To
divuiEe anY names. 81 course
"Ffam every section - Oregon
ana Washington we are receiving
fnffefa expressing sympathy with
the slayer of Crcffieid and Stating
that substantial asa would BE ten
1rfrd IH case IT was needed
The reasons which aCmafe those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
SHERMAN SAILS FOR ORIENT.

The transport sherman sailed
early this afternoon for the Orient
with a fuil load Of government sup
plies. ageregating 3,20e tons, Every
ton Of supplies originally billed for
the sherman was placid aboard.
including those which replaced the
supplies destroyed by the fire on
the Arlington dock The sherman
took no troops. but about 20 officers
left for Manila. among them being
Mai r. Z. Ames, Mai =, 4. Trip.
Chaplain ]. Randall. Lieut.. Sidney
smith. Capt T.. H. Cook and Gen.
II. +. Allen. constahulary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
RUSSIA OPENS
HER ASSEMBLY
Gar Meets His People for First Time---Peasant
Deputies Unawed by Gorgeous Regal Display

Deum Then came a regal proces'
sion. couriers carrying a diamond
studded sceptor Car Nicholas
was seated on the center Of an ivory
throne. He appeared "a be ia good
health. but showed his axe lie
greeted the deputies. proclaimed
the duoma in session and read his
address
Peasants undemonstrstive.
The ears speech Was Of a gen
oral character n WAS loudly APP
piauded BY the oourtiefB and Du-
reaucrats. but the peasants we're
undemonHtratiye Their silence was
considered by the conrtierB 10 be
little short Of an insult
Luncheon was then served. after
which the deputies repaired TO
Taurida palace They were cheercd
by the populace on the way. The
day was observed as a holiday.
Muromslzeff was elected chair
man ~ the douma tie obtained
taG votes. as against for Petrunk-
eYitch. lie then declared an adj
journment until Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

OLYMPIA. MAY io.-State Fire
Warden MeitY yesterday received
news If a forest fire OF consider.
able magnitude that l. raging In
the black hills. about II miles from
uls mnia. The fire was started By
employees ~ a logKins camp two
weeks zse, for the purpose % burn
ms up some rubbish about the
camp. and on account 81 the con.
tinuet dry weather the fire yeator
daY Eut beyond control 81 the
watchers ant all the logging camp
employees have now been Impressed
into the service 10 tfY to save the
timber from destruction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
DEMANDS USE OF
TROLLEY TRACKS

mlts as will enable the peutionlus
company 10 take possession ct a
section Of the Seattle Electric
cump3ny's track
Double Tracks Lire,
The trouble arises over the oeeu.
pauey Of Washington St from
Eighth as. 60 18th av The petit
tioning company has franchise
over the street at that place which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
NO TRACE OF BODY.

SANTA CRUZ, Cal. May To-
The body Of L. T. Chapman. who
was drowned In the san Lorenzo
river yesterday. has not been re-
covered. although his hat has been
found. Everything indicates that
he lost his life In attempting 10 as
sist Miss Mckay out Of the water.
Parties arc still searching the
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
NO CHANGE ~ CONDITION.

Judge Alfred Battle. Who Is D..
ing seriously iil 81 the Seattle Gen.
srni hospital as the reauit % an
operation for severe attack ~
appendicitis. f. reported aa hold.
iuR bis 0Nn today No unfavorahlo
symptoms have developed since yes.
tnrdaV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

Declaring that the Seattle Elec.
trio company refuses TO respect iis
prior ught to double track Wash
inetan st.. and that that company
ia only operating its street railway
on that street for the purpose OF
holding ita franchise rights, the
Seattle. Reugon a Southern rail
road has appealed 10 the city coun
cll 20 issue such orders and per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
JeFF DAVIS IN SEATTLE.

def Davis. governor ~ Arkansas.
arrived iu the city last night ard
with hia sifr is to-day at the Butter
hotel Governor Davis Wss recantiy
elected senator ffum ArkansaH by
direct primary vote ne Wlii spend
several daYs On tie city before een-
tiuuEuE his Journey alaus the Pa
gtflH coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
Only Rsta WILL
CHECK FLAMES

so % a late hour this afternoon
the Great Northern railroad had re-
HoFsrd 80 damage ftem she fires
hurWinx along it, tracks
Yesterday re fire Ia Enahafaish
epUuty uas eenrnsd 80 siashinFs.
bat it has nae reached vaiaabis
timber aitd great danaEw ails te
tnng. Hntn - the oulY thlng that
I'll stan the Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

A number - prominent business
men ~ fhla city have offered fna-
eiai aid 90 help free youug George
Mitchell who an last Monday morn
ira shot ana KILLED Edmund Cref-
eeld. tha selfasiyled apostle and
Joshua.
These offers have been received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
WITNESSES DISAPPEAR.

STOCKTON. Cal. MAJ i0-aThe
trial ~ Emma i.edous. alleged muir
defeHa Of 4 y MeNicker. Eaa post.
poned TO-DAY from MAY y 10 June
3 Maut witnesses disappeared
during the disaster ht San Fran.
ciacu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
Ant SOCIETY INCORPORATES.

The washington stats Art assoc
citation filed articles ~ incorpora-
ton to-day r. " Treat 10 president
~ tho corporation Gearge = nera.
eice president. Charles Duncan.
secretary. and Fred r Sander. Sec
Rotary. The directors. besides the
Officers. include Eaafua rrainerf.
n. a. Matthews. =. H. y. IafHrRe
and Prank Calvert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
new DEPOT OPENED
WITHOUT CEREMONY

prefers are. a. course understood
by ell ! 30 not care % Say any
shias - 10 tbs legal phase ~ the
faae
The statement that Mitehsifs tNo
sisters. Esther Mitchell And Mre ~
starr. are iH Seattle. Is denied b
AiitfhailH attorneys ~ Tar 90 can
b. teafnsa neither II the women
hap hsen near this city Mfs starr
"a Believed fn b. near iArkua-t. On
fht 0fssan eeast aHA esther Mitch
20 artofdiHH % Mrs Cttfneid. -
staying eth Prank Hurts family ~
cafsaiiiT
q. y Hurt Mrs ctsffieiHs father
y W return a. Seattle #NaIH durlng
che eamina week fis WITT prohah :
is - entrusted With substantial
purse fns Nitchsifa defense. sub
srfitea by thr people ~ Corvallis
nfid vicinity These people express
thaig approved ~ the method taken
iu fsmofina Cfsfnrld ard IL their
f~rlinEs are properly Interpreted BY
81. Hurt the1 VIII a. 20 any length
in efaer 20 insure ihs yeHng man
inimauiU faf the iced
KEPT ~ ssolusisr.
Mf# Creffisid wife u the siain
lial3 Roller leader il kept in sseia.
mian Al the police maifans and l.
pfefentsa from taiktnE So reporters
by snsisfs issued ffom the pfosscut.
fmK attorney office,
Il has ROW been decided ~ the
pfoaerutlnH attorney Go afrasKs
siitehsii a. early as possible lie
wil mat siae given a preliminary
hsafluK huf the papefa viii BE- filel
difett % tha superior ruurt Mitch
81 and hlH a1tnfne9H mili appear IN
ronst hru he ia affsiEreH ard the
hesflnF - - BE- 81 early iH June 81
tns atiminat department the earll-
~rs l@asuihle date ~ which a jury
ean - secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
CALHOUN DECLARES
BONDS ARE LEGAL

receiving a sufficient majority vote
of those sho vote upon the propo.
sitinn submitted
Contrast Indsetsdnsaa
These sections refer "a the an
thority ~ the state 10 cautfact IN.
slshtrtinsss. removal ~ cuauts
seafs. The location Of the aeaf %
government. the amendmfnfs 70 the
constitution and the calling 81 COZ
atltutionai couEeutioHs
Thus the policy Of the couafitl.
ton becomes eiear. that an abBa.
lllfe majority II AL those Who y1t.,
AZ a general election Il NOT neces
sarY 20 carry a submitted propns
aliiou. but oulx a majority af those
who see az 20 express themselves
upun the proposition submitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

shlngie Belt Camps Threatened
MONROE. May 10 Smoke Ia
iaiek here TO-DAY aud the pall Is as
dense as the month Of August usns
ally brings Most Of this smoke ap.
pears - float over Monroe from the
direction 81 Index, where tlmherea
hlllsidea arc said 20 be on fire
Several shinKle holt camps along
Woods errek afe menaced b the
hlares bat thus Tar no IMPORTS have
been received 20 show that they
have suffered any considerable loss
or damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

Within ths asxf three weeks wbsa
finaiix rumGlstsa
ttam taeksun -. are the tie
tnaiu entrances tfu the wesi eide a
bread stairway ieads 90 fhr uala
waiting ruafH. opening either tate
the hAEEaRe room Or she tae Gers
ttaefa l@adinK 90 the WAITING roon
The either entrance nprna az the
center ~ the nartn eide ant on eath
sits II 10 side raffIdpF ere effiee
quarters A ths south eud ~ tbs
rurrtaef is ths main hs,eanF over
lrVsiuN she main waiting fnafn 60
feet below
fNan ths main eff.lar ere viud.
inE stsifs vhith LEAD 20 the second
story uhsfs sill - CHARTERED the
general offiesfn % the Erea1 Nnfth-
efn. nhp are noW ie.ateA iu The
ilurks huiiainK
Lsrss Tissst osfes.
O. gbs aaitsna ruem on the ground
nuaT IL tks large tiakrt office eth
it tiekef windows Al the rear are
th~ eeHiamfant Hna lunch rooms.
uhils ihs ffsH ard general parcel
foam = 0n The east side Of the ticket
afnen
The passenger platforms are eide
anj covered with otsfhanKfns roofs
Passenger train slIps extend not
only on thr rasi side ~ tbs depot.
hut are also ineated on the south
sigs Hundreds ~ wafhmen afs
busilf finishing The rainnhsds and
workfnE ~ she iufeffur fiHfkhinKs
Electric ilFht men afr hnHliY EtrthN 5
lnE ulre Zee q gorgeous affaY -
lights
A great contrast 80 This uniaa
frpat b she old stallion af che foot
81 Columbia a. This morning the
dinKY uffitra un the main flesr were
vacated The doors wsre ieebsd and
the diuEy haEEsEe room wau an
empty Space between fouf wallis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

sSnnoMISll. Mas 10 Thew
an Fumofx on she street that fires
twsssHed TIE hir SAw aud shlhgls
zlll q sgephenssille. and that ether
ftsa NeFe rmnnsnx thruash the tim
~ esfueen tlouroe and SaitAn
sstAise tefialts eouid BE- learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
TO INSPECT PROPERTY.

G. @ Van Hook. q capitalist 81
Washington. - 6 has arrived ia
the city, en- bis way to Knights
Island. off the southeastern coast
Of Alaska. where he has valuable
copper deposits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
AFFECTS MA N Y
THOUSANDS

BERLIN. MAY i0-Three hun.
dred thousand people will be- ~
feeted Ia a strike - men employed
IN the metal industry In Germany
which healna FnaaN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
sosscasrIoa COUNSEL OFF,
cAllY TRANSMITS sis oPiH.
os on TIE QUESTION TO
CITY COMPTROLLER CAR.
sotL-oousTs Are sET AT
REST.

fhsi ne Proposed boad issues FOR
~ Ar eiiy lighting plant exisn
~ saFposes xeFe tn all respects
syaiaTg and legally voted Is tho
Eiaif1 q Corporation Com "a
Natt Calhoun ~ transmitted 10
81 C0n9,rulleF Harry Carroll
~ xfssfa0on
ne fact that neither OF the
FspaiiionA received three uffha of
y NJ votes cast af the general
sse'iea does Dot In the oplninn "
n Calhoun. alter The fact thai
~ are authorized - the voters
ias estf The opinion holds that
= ssaa.ssiou Of ihe bonding prop.
N'ions = Ia zach case special
esfiina. rrxardless nf the fact that
- sefs submitted At The aaale
Ne - tae general election
re opinion SAYS
pfecosislsns Carried.
aes 70 Advise yo1 that. in ms
'aoz, each u said propositions
e4ffed. having received more
&c thfefiisfhs majority Of the
e. east thereon respectively
ihe aahmission ~ TIE voters of
y,opoziti1n 10 vote bonds e. o. d.
= Z special election for thar pur
~ Irrespective Of tie fact that
~ sshuisslou b. marie ar gen.
:. 2 special election The con.
e'.'on Of the state 81 Washing.
2 ~ Different instances pro-
@'l4's he manner iu which nafiir.
PROPOSITIONS MAY b. submitted
Electors far ratification OF
ia9h. and IL eFefH case the
'ssi'on expressly provides That
~ PROPOSITIONS shall carry when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10
WIPED OUT BY
4 FOREST FIRE
l;tle Town OF Berlin Is Burned and 200 In
habitants Flee to Skykomish- Blaze Reaches
Valuable Timber Land.

rvERrrT. Nav IA forest fire
~, 4 raging from skykomlsh 20
!. .smml, q the Cascades wiped
=, ,he Attis town Of nerlln, on the
49, Nouhsra main line yestcr.
~ IL sawmil and eonccutfatoS
- Il ~ 20 houses az that point.
harm j. lrft standing A
1870 .ni hotel scre also Included
- The burned buildings. aud
=. lnkshitAats hayv ieft the place,
- 4 them folug down 20 SAY
esceshly about 500 people we're
trlgea ca,
Ne Deaths Rseerted.
g. ar a. lcaFnei lbsrv Wefv no
AssAs u0r injuries Household
$3.50 pllsd up in the shallow water
ne river. burned ahrrv they
s,fsa vas ieeatcd On the King
.-a~ss Ire ahoat six miles frum
ss,knalsA. FltzEcrald.s blR game
- randi was locatgd there. and
~ sapposed tha, hla place vas
mspf eiean-
csmps SUSPEND operasiona
rne range 81 flrc extends from
- skssoiufsh east 20 the summit
4 he nonnsalns near Wellington
y ~ sannel There L. another
ksne speeadinx near the Madison
=, sprssxs resoFt according 10 re-
nr,s seuaxht down yesterday. aud
~sersl devastation seems immi
IA "a the western slope q the
noaafzsas
~ faFests arr so drY that
aarks from q lac0molive arr auffi.
IA 10 starr = biAxe Considerable
we.sia and loxkiag equipment has
.svaas hevn DESTROYED tn Snoh0n
4 ruanty ard most Of The eamp,
nv lad 10 suspend operations sai
Nj Ire.
sire 0ssartscn, Works.
Al Arllaxiru. 90 she Softhern Pa
a. tie fire department. worked
4 a. axalnsI a forest tire that
sstel Ia ,hs essre 81 town and FOR
4 tins threatened fha pisce An
spral kas he~n mAde 70 ths caantf
rnnlxsloaers Cor heln. aud Il d
Esstr tAaf an essefErncf arfion uiii
y sAksa BY thai boiY unicas rata
spseaaiY checks The fires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

The smoke ia So dense here hat at
niEht IN. moon h biood rod. aud by
daY u Is cloudy as II rain were
about 10 fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

Today thousands are POURING
through the asofs - tho tee main
entrances ffafu Iarksab q. aut gaH s
inF stir sstaHishment and pftde a.
ths architectural beauty ~ the d.
pot while ssiu iu en- unfinished
eondiiiaa srisndla idea ear -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

ATTORNEY SAYS THAT LOCAL
aIsfsrAs MEN Apr Vol ua .
rEgRiac TO GIVE FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE TO SLAYER or
cRGFFiELo-MAaY LETTERS
RECEIVED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-10

WEST SEATTLE CITIZENS
BUILD FENCE ON BOARD
WALK TO STOP MACHINE
WHICH KILLED VALUABLE
poo-oRoss' CONDITION rs
WORSE.