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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
STATE LABOR
MAN IN CITY

& q Young. the state organizer
Tor the American Federation Of La.
Dor. arrived Ia Seattle yesterday
aud will remain until late this aft.
crnOon. when be leaves for Everett
TO oversee labor work there - Il
result 81 his Yisit. the Central Labor
council will hold an election Wed.
nesday night 10 selec, person To fili
the office Of city organizer. which
has Just been created II liz expect.
cd that Mr. Youn9 viii return about
the first of November to help along
the cause q union organization. and
instruct the city organizer in his
duties
The social affairs planned by la
Dor bodies Tor the balance Of the
year are about 60 commence In
earnest Tonight the Womcn's Aux.
Hilary 81 the typographical union
viii give 3 dance TO members Of the
union and their friends az the
Labor Temple Thanksgiving eve
the members Of the Plumbers
union will bold their annual smok
rr. A committee has been named
10 make arrangements for the AZ.
fair
"Wednesday night. Oct -, the
Womens Union Label league viii
entertain the executive labor bodies
az an informal social
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
OF TAXES
BURDENS PAYERS
HOW TAXES HAVE INCREASED IN SEATTLE

SO. ~ 81 .ess .a2g ~. an Increase Of
ts@1.eis. or 90 : per cent
I.ast year the tstns levied ia the
na~ llHlta Of Seattle for city puf
l.peee was lbs mile on an assess
meat II sf.95s .s17. or f7g.sss -.
rhis. faaf the levy Is - IA mills on
"A naaesNment Of ssstaEie. or
tixi 1hs az an Increase II ~,
egs2g. o. aBs per cent
Last year the lew In South Seat.
lie was II mills ca an assessment
II d .lsT. Of $500 -. This year
Il tsif - militia Oh an assessment
IT ~ SOS - a. .tie 50, an increase
II rAses1
Tbs total amount af al taxes lev.
ed "a property IN the eitY ~ Sc.
stgls last year Was tz.3ka. fte ei.
This year Il is s1.5ss.f7gzl. an 10.
create u si.9st.sai 50, og ssh per
cent
For avery q which tho taHpaye era
az asatfln wsFs required TO pay ia
fnxek this year they Nlli be called
lfpan 70 PAY nearly o usxs year
IA has already frequently been
fsosntad cut IN The star. the hruut
d shls Increase will fall upon real
estate. the owners n homes and
reziarnee property The taxes 81
large property owners and great
computations have In some Instances
hnsh Increased. though Ia few. II
ems. eases have they been Increased
II she ssms proportion AZ the taxes
Of small property owners and the
owners 81 residence real estate In
eusr Instances the taxes 81 great.
wsalthy corporations wiil be even
loser than thpy we're this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
NEW SCHEDULE
TO ORIENT

A new schedule 81 sallings wlin
slx steamships oct - Seattle en-
a regular fartniEhtiY service through
20 IIonHkang vii be inausurated ~
the Nippon Yussu kaisha company
when the new steamship Hiierhi
Maru leaves Yokohama for Seattle
on her maiden voyage. February 2
The Seattle office has not 80 yet re-
ceiyed q description ~ the now vsa-
sci bat state that she IL larger sud
more deliberately equipped than any
IN the steamships the company now
operates on the Seattle BouEtoHH
run The Hliacht is being built 10
Japan,
heretofore bat five o. the com
uanya vessels have been running
between Seattle and the orient. and
hut two 81 these went through 10
HonEkong. Kobe being the Oriental
terminus Of three ships ~ the liue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
EVEN POLICEMAN
LOST MS NERVE

with q burst ~ speed Ike unto
a ffenafei meteor, an antomnhii"
tore 90 pike a. Al 8 o'clock last
night. and II tie course was not
siruwu with manEied remains "
Seattle citizens. instead ~ those Of
al uuiucky dos the klndly inter
ventlon Of the gods II The onlY e1'
PLANTATION
II went so darned fast ] couldn't
500 the number" said one startled
citizen. and be voiced the complaint
Of others One bold policeman
drrN his gun and stepped onto The
path Of the crazy car, bWt his nerve
failed him and be executed side,
step that would have msde Jimmy
Britt gaap for breath
Asked why he did not fire on The
machine. n he was afraid TO tackle
the man. be said:
= vas 40 plumb scared forgot
about st."
Nobody ascertained the number
~ the car Tho dead dow VAS kick.
ed 20 the curb and the street de.
partmeut did the rest. the remains
being this morning consigned 20
the garbage wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
FIGHT TOWN
ROB BANK
BANDITS SECURED 1850 AND
HOLD TOWN AT BAY - 800
SHOTS FIRED.

afSoT. y. u. oct 2a--AfteF
Keeping st bay crowd 81 citizens
fof mere than an hour and firlnE
over 100 shots. five masked bandits
yesterday secured $500 from the
sawyer state bank. a. Sandmoyvr.
20 miles southeast % here. They
also took several hundred dollars
worth OF clothing. revolVer@ and am
munltion from a general store. Sew
rfal citizens had narrow escapes
The residents we're awakened b.
an explosion and arriving at the
bank they were met with fuHiliade
81 bullets The burglars had men
at each corner af the hank but IN
the meantime y NTH man worked
at The safe Nlus explosions were
required 10 open the safe.
The robbers rode out o. town on
horseback. firing In all directions -
th.y went \ posse was quickly or
Sanisrd and IL now in pursuit Of
the bandits. but ~ 10 late hour
Last niRhf no trace could be foun
~ the robbers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
ODE
THE LAW

Following upon an investigation
by the police. the Banquet saloon.
al Third av and James IT.. and
the Lobby. At Third aud Cherry.
have been told 20 remove their
closed boxes and make other
changes to conform TO the law. Both
saloons have complied. q.
In the case OF the New England
hotel. II Is claimed that the room
containing the boxes Is entirely
separate from the hotel. although
drinks are served from the hotel
bar Thus far the police detailed
~ Investigate conditions surround
ing the saloon have shown an un.
usual amount Of blindness. for no
derogatory report as 20 the number
Of women frequentlng The place has
been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
HUSBAND rs MADE TIE
SLAVE" or THE KITCHEN
HURLED DISHES WITH pEH.
ferrous AIM.

After Is years OF welded life. the
greater part Of which period as
developed today In a complaint
filed in the superior court the bus.
band WAS wife pecked 20 a sheer
and unhearable degree. Abraham
Haokner has begun divorce proceed.
lnRn against Fanny Haekner The
devices " torment alleged b. the
plaintiff 10 have been evolved by
the Amazon whom he had taken as
hia wife. are. ia manner. unique
Chief among the stunts the hus.
hand was called upon Ia 70 through
az the bidding Of bis lordly spouse,
Was that Of cooking The latter re-.
fused 10 lay . hand upon the uten.
sils In the Kitchen. save 10 hurl an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
HALL IS SLOWLY
IMPROVING

While 81 ~ not yet considered out
Of danger. Jesse Hail is reported
thls afternoon 70 be- slowly inproy
ine wlth some slight hapus held out
for HE ultimate recovery. lie i
ntiil very los and Nsak and a turn
faf the worse might occur ~ any
time The attendants are beginning
20 be hopeful Of his ultimate rccovs
eFW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
|TEWART'S FRIENDS
| GUT HIM DEAD

Mr.. Stewart has changed his ap
pearancr ~ parting with bis mus
taohe For over 30 years thar kir
suite hppenaasa has adorned the
countenance " Uncle Sans Seattle
official. and during that time 4
has never known the touch % 9
razor except once. THAT Was CA
an occasion EIGHT years ago whea
Mr.. Stewart backed his mn4tachs
against his faFofife candidate foi
senator. Nr Stewards man lost
This il ancient history and the
massache has long since groNn d
ifs original iuxuFisnce
Tbs postmaster says. however
that this time Il II of for good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
RUSSIAN WIFE
A CRUEL ONE

occasional frying pan or coffee pot
~ the Uranium of her husband
slave Evidently the dezterity her
course 81 enforced instruction soon
developed in the husband looked
good 10 Mrs Raekner. for thence
forth there WAS no let 10 In her
vigilance and three times each day
II fen 10 the lot Of the iucklehE one
80 play the kitchen mechanic.
When the pininun was not en-
gagged ovcr the cook stove. the WON
an ln the case would take a whiri
al him with a stick Of wood pr
whatever other wea pom WIS handy.
often. he alleges. she subjected him
60 uercliess heatlnga Net lnffe-
queufly. too. she would set him up
a. target a. one end 81 the room
and with Hu arsenal ~ china, pie
tins ard other cooking hric-a- brao
she would engage in animated tar
get practice and al the while curse
him with tuiubiiity
Not content with physical toe
meut fhe threatened at various
tiues 20 XII Hackner. The two
we're married in Russia la Is7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
cars 5000 DAMAGES.

Judgment was this morning is-
sued hy Superior Judge Tailman Tor
damages In the amount Of 5000 in
the case Of John shea against the
Seattle Lumber company. The
plAIntiff in the case. in an accident
al the defendant concerns min. had
his left arm cut off just above the
elbow. Auril 81. Tie had brough.
suit for 80 a0e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
GOLD MAY Be
! LOST At SEA
m7sr STEAMER ARABlsrAN.
WITH n.aco.coo ABOARD. IS
NfscuE - AGENTS FEAR
NJ - LOST.


skN YORK. Oct. az-The Brit.
asan1sr Arzhistan. vhlch sailed
= 5ssaos Ayses ant Monfsvifieo
psssber II. WITH q cargo Of
g me value Of ts.Oo0 600. Is
ssys overdue At San Juan.
'N1 hieo for which port she II
~ and Der New York agents
= aai the vessel with her pre-.
cargo may b. Lost.
" Fsssel Is IN command u Cap.
- tsairsIl. and It Il feared that
4 "a have been foalsd bg the ae
Storms which have affected
sahan and West indies coasts
-. snid represents shipments 81
~. ~ American bankers 70 the
- States and In transit 10
< Should the vessel BE- Loaf
stllsved. II wilI mean ! savere
The financial Interest,". as
ashangse Of the world are
s's shat Uneasy. owing 10 = lack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
ON LONG DRUNK.

ALLEGING constant drunkenness
from January. 1902, Co June Of that
year Bertha Cochran this -ornine
began suit against NJ j Cochran
for divorce The defendant II d
lawyer and. hia wife alleges. spent
AL his earnings for flre-water She
wants her maiden name, Mari and
$50 monthly alimony. Frances T
Barry has begun suit for divorce
from William J. Barry for failure e
suppor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
mA7rlEs POSTMASTER IS
PASSED W ~ his Old &C
ssilsrASc1a

prrer friesds Of Postmaster
NHs4T faii 10 recognize that Off.
n q ne stree; these days This
~ e. aseuant 81 error on the
~ 4 NJ, Stewart. nor has sns
s'Flfua asea turned hts way b.
" ns<ksaksfs searching fuf
n1e Tie powiofflce funds are
r4 slart
n sssi q The matter ia that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
FRENCH CABINET

PARIS. oct 23.-The French
eahinat has been completed az fol
lows. Premier and minister Of the
lntafiof. Ciomeucoau. justice. Guy
~ -Ile Sessaignf. foreign nffaires.
ptrhon; education. BRAND. finance
eallleaux. war. Piequart. marine,
Tnompsan public works. Barihou.
commerce. PonerEue. agriculture,
Uufai, and labor Nivtani.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

The foiiow ms appointments were
made b. chief % Police wappsu-
stein today Prank Summer to The
position ~ patrulman. and A G.
sullivan 10 the position 81 police
secretary p & Evans has been
appointed assistant city treasurer
hY Tfnasnfer NisafEe RusseIl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
WAGON CATCHES ATTIRE.

A most unusual fire occurred this
afternoon on Yesler way, belof First
nc. a wagon Of the Seattle Trans
fer company. loaded with onkum
caught fire from ciWnrot stumps
thrown By small boys The fire de-
pattmcnt was called to cNtingulsh
the blaze Daniel Frame was ths
driver Of the wagon and was bound
Tor schw abachef Bros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
RELEASES SLOW IN COMING.

RIeases Of claims for damages on
account Of the proposed building Of
tho Lake Washington canal are not
coming in fast enough 70 suit the
chamber o. Commerce committee
In charge Of the work A very large
number 81 property owners around
The lake have already signed re-.
leases Of their claims. hut the mum.
her Of releases already obtained
= insignificant IN comparison with
those which must be obtained be.
fore construction can be com.
menccd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
BASKET BALL
RULES PUBLISHED

epaiaine'a official Haskell nail
Guide for ia0e-1 has just been pub
liahsd IN the SpaldinF Athletic
Library series. The editor il George
r. t4ephruu, secretary Of the Anna
tear Athletic Union Basket Hali
committee. Ia addition 10 the new
Iy revised rules the contents com
prlee articles on the game from
every section II the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
OFFERED
B R|BE
VANCOUVER BUILDING IN
spEcTop SAYS HE WAS OF
FEREp MONEY TO REPORT
FAvoRkeLY ON SULLIVAN q
coNsiolnE's TrEkTER.

VANCOUVER. - g. oct "a
Building Inspector Mcspadden OFF,
riailF Informed tha council last uiGht
that he had been offered brine -
report fnvafabiy on the new orphe-
lam fhenter. belonging 70 sullivan
Ia eaHsidiue. which be had con-
deHue1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

moving train Rnd sustained the loss
u an arm on the night II Oct. -
Cody had boarded a train bound
for Seattle. When he made the &C
quaiufance offwo men Nho induced
him TO visit the ye4sihuie Of the
coach. from which place he vas
thoWu through the trap door 10 the
track bciow A train fnilowinK cut
OF the unfortunate mans arm.
CoaY wss 80 badly dazei BY The TALL
that be waa not aware Of the ap.
proaeh ~ the second train. lie hasi
previously ioet lea. and had lived
the greater part ~ his llfe a. a
cripple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
hoy STRUCK
BY A TRAIN
TWELVE YEAR OLD YOUNG.
sTER REeAlNs CONSCIOUS.
NESS TAtRTY MILES FROM
SCENE or ACCIDENT.

OLYMPIA. Oct "a. Fred Fender,
aged ~ years. was brought to this
city last night IN an unconscious
condition. having been struck by .
train near his home yesterday att.
ernoon at Oakyllle. Chehalla county
when picked up the boy, boine
unconscious. was brought to this
city. aud rallied in the hospital SUI.
ficiently TO give his name and adj
dress. The parents have been mott
fled. The extent OF the boys In
iuries are not known nv yet, bun
Il IA thought that he viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
PILES IhSPECTS
INSANE ASYLUM
tsssr Special ssrsiss.)

OLYMPIA, Oct. "a Matt l.
piles. who Saturday night was So
Iaoicd az member OF the state board
Of control and Monday filed hiH
oath and was elected chairman Of
the board spent today Inspecting
tho Western Washington hospital
for the insane nj Fort stellaeopm,
In company with the other mem
beers. J ~ Davis and n 7 Jones
Tho board will visit the state sol
diors' home at OrtIng before re.
turning to olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
MANY ARRIVE
FROM NOME

steamer Northwestern. Capt
TruehndEe. arrived Ia port a. noon
from Nome with az passengers and
$3.50. 600 10 gold
Among the passengers were Jatel
fiuderberE. the largest mine opef'
afof In the northern countrf. W l.
Leland. the big Seward ditch Coz
tractor aud promoter. DR. II &
wilkinson. n prominent mining man
and W n Hard. large holder Of
Seattle rial estate
The Northwestern Nill sail Sat
uraay taf Valdez and other ports g
the wsEfwafd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
BURGLAR
is BR|bED
INTRUDER ACCEPTS ONE DOT.
Lar AND LEAVES CITIZEN
UaMoLEsTED.

HOQUiAM. Oct "a burglar
entering the home Of G. w. Petit
early Yesterday morning was dis
covered BY the latter. A seuffle en-
sued. I'm which Petit Was viciori-
Gus The burglar threatened TO
shoot. but. Mrs Petit being m. Mr..
Petit brihsd the intruder into ST.
ience with 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
DECISION

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct 2s-In
the federal court today Judge Evans
held ~ being unconstitutional sec
lion 10 ~ the interstate commerce
act The section seeks to prevent
interstate carriers from keeping
employees ont Of labor unions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
CASE IS DISMISSED.

LOUISVILLE. X. Oct III "
Scott. the louisville 4 Nashville
trmH dispatcher. on trial for dis.
charging operators who Joined the
union. was discharged BY the court
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
cAarsa y. HARRISON INJURED


MONTREAL. Oct % Garter II
Harrison was injured while moose
hunting in Ontario Friends started
today TO take him 20 Chicago. lie
has . badly sprained back and pos
sihly internal injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
OBJECT To
C[ANSMAN
coLosEo PEOPLE CLAIM PLAY
iNctTEs LYNcH,N6 - MOE
DISPERSED BY POLICE.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 70. -
Ginning that lynehingn wore en-
couraged b. the production OF the
sClanxman.s the colored elerEy OF
this city petitioned Mayor Weaver
yesterday asking that the company
be forbidden 10 produce the play In
this city Their petition was un-
Needed by the mayor.
Excitement was ~ Intense as 20
cause a number Of aegrtss 10 gather
about the entrance 10 the 'heater,
making u necessary 10 call the 20
lice 70 disperHe ne wss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
TOWN IS
BURNED

teeripps Telegraph Ssrvie..l
MARanAtITOwN. Iowa, Oct -.
Practically all that was left % the
business portion % uvistwa. Butter
eaupty. uas destroyed yesterday BY
f,r. Thla IL the second disaster by
fsse Within a wrek. and IL believed
To have been incendi8fy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

tAkF oet sa A fnai
e II nhleA uumhyr - Green
- ~.fs lmrllsaied has BEEN
~ - -. ssseash the std 81 tsf
sssss 49,. ne slsuth % The Sc.
- snr ard q snssl' e'f. sou ~
- faks resident
: -. 49, say reported 20 Homes
-. ~ alseovrfsd white hnat
- I II. we,ds sauth - 1fssH
w.etlas u residents % that
lssN .esssal hundred helnE -
- asd thst be bal ever
- A. sslalls of a pot 10 Al.
va are Hs bad net huaft
~ - ~ believed. from the
- -. .haf the ticfim vas 70
-. - " prominence
v mMsalatsly toak up the
=, heesersd lt 60 b. ore =
- So. r,sss.s ssseFai nights weFe
4, ~ sfAf slsnth n the
,ases Ursrn Lake tNvfY
,Isilea harhsf shops. gro
.ssss hssry stables etc ln
ss-.se l.als distfict bskuiune
-<..ss lnie seevsfsa'iou
urrrsas shs Nystefy.
e.ss.lv nstlns al that vss tod
- nsea Ms tfiena ihf dos
= - ksxan biz series II lrdues
-. rnsaf lsstsfs ana inen corn
80 xa-.l. zsrsarea epon thr Nall
Z 4. saom aaa whsn bis vafk had
- <ssspi@sesi be opensd hla eyes
= 80 Il. had And iherr BE-
- sm usfs these uoSts
-ura e. ea q treaty rssrri ~
=. ssrss : 10 be tsssn fros, eis
~ sr.s,sS n hs eustsraarf man
. - snsr Assdea ~ Magnsrs
- ~ ssllseed b. a eslssssten
II cr~ss lake residents, - e
: .<<<sss h a. eyer Greer Lake
= - ss~e<llse e ride from to
= 49, sfssaa orssn Lsks ard
~es~ W : " be thsn tshsn 20
Z, j,.ssss e<nsrsl hespitai. ~heFs
s.z y sissr EVER ssssssisn -
K ! ssrpi<ssls rseeesrs. tss hss
- sspses< 10 be seFr~ BY sorsrt.
ees tsem ~ss ~ho voted against
sup<lssl s~~ssseip.
&arxr fer Metise-
x:isszi 49, a time heHass ifn-
sutaszis hsxAa his s~nFrh Cor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
ARTICLES FILED.
lstnr aneolal servleo.l

OLYMPIA. Oct. ga new Seat
tie company. which has filed ar
tioles here. a. the Webster.l.owry
Investment company, with $4,000
capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

Two more round rtps he mais
until the ttntiY cendaeior, turning
the ear tutu ths harm just a. the
theAtrra werc disaissiak. found him
aud handed hlm ever 70 the less ar
ticls eisrk An examination b the
comuany physician revealed sssn not
set dead aa8 ~ was fesnQyea 60 thn
Pacific hospital There frstoFatives
we're applied ard ~ : u'Cloek this
morning he op.nrd his cyrA
HIs ffss r~ausa, wae far pencil
and 81 pee. sefshblinx a. haFfisd'Y
80 ia sltsfsned finEsFs would per
mit ne eegnpiefsd hls task. ant
handing the folded paper 70 the
nurse. requested that Il be sent I'm.
mrdsatsiy So Jacob Fafth. out N
the hali tae Hufse unfaidsd Il auA
read
II you value toar life. OF Il IL ~
vasns % stuus aud webster. loas N
tifns IN calllne iH the ansn cars Trum
the Green Lake line Faiiufs 90 act
upon thls sdsies Immediately viii
bring daNn unan yonr head the
ntost cruel punishment that man
could infiiet upan hts fellow man. =
When thx nurse returned Homes
had again iapseA iusa unconscious
ness A. ; % osi9ek ihis afternoon
he showed sikns ~ Improvement
ana sAs physician reported hln a.
lgxslY 10 recover,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

Seattle taxpayers vii be called
upon to pay more taxes for city pur'
poaos nest rear than this year b.
approximately o. per cent Tbs
taxes they vill b. called uPoa "a
pap for all purposes. city, school
county aud state ~ui be larger thai
lar year BY s. pei cent
Tn. nsw tar levlsk far city pnr
pa@es psr~ fixed hY the city couu
"a Ia tbs cid limits the levy wiil
he "a nailla IN the uew limits II IA
miiim. ana n South Seattle II IA
mills Ths isYy for school puf
noars has already been facd At
mills, and that fos county and state
purposes ~ 10 mills The total
levy for al purposes IN the old i'm
ils wtli BE- Be mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
AAN THROWN
FROM TRAIN
'sssT HAND ROBBED AND
'''"N TO TRACK rot
'"'Ne TRAM CUTS OFF An
Am.
!s.sr Special s.,v,..t

VtTrp,,,,p ssih sefViee.l
csd, si,slLI.E, Oct. al "
~ harvest hand. who had
,ss.,' ~ p'e'sd his work for the
r<ss ~, - We ,.. fanch u o. A. Dim
soss,. 'eaI Wilson Creek, DouFIaa
"as robbed, thrown from a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

This lev1 Ia lover than that for
the present year BY Z mills, but.
ghruush The tass inercass In Assess.
"a Valuations. u represents en- IN
crease ia tar burdens ~ more than
81 per eeai for city purposes nearly
- PEI cent tor school purposes.
more than - pei cent fur cotuty
purposes and more than = per cent
Tor stale purposes. an average IA.
crease In the taxes levied Ia the
eitg for al purposes 81 ISL per
cent over The taHea levied last scar
80 BE- paid this year
Last year tho tai levy in the old
limits Of Seattle vas LAB mills on
40 assessment II tsf.k3s ga 90. ~
81 600 .ans 81 This year v a IA
mills on an assessment u slis.tsb.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
H0W BAR[OCK HOMES
SAVED JACOB FURTH
-, oI thousand Mysteries Unearths Foul Plot
" !, x,doau S. E. C. President and Carry Him
a,o,od Green Lake in an Open Car.

motive fug such crime This made
t necessary that DO should visit
ufrsu Lake. and at 8 O'clock fsstcrs
day afternoon he bearded a Gar at
seeund az. and Pike Il Il Nas an
opsn car. bat thts he dtd not Motive.
90 intent was he upan his mission.
Tlually however be hetame eouz
selrus II growing numbness about
his hands and feet This numbnrss
Efen As the caf rushed alpug cv ?
The lake uuiou tfenlis.
Thsn the saw mlli AZ the end ~ the
trssfie the iiEhts ffum TIE drax
stafr al the cnfnsr heYond the red
slow ~ The bulbs that serve a.
street ughts. the crowd about him
TIE fiuxinF 81 the fares. the slups
and starts the tfvsn % Woodland
psgk and then the fok that rest I
peacefully upou the hosan ~ Green
lake seemed 10 soothe him and Ne
PASSED away iusu uucausciouSness
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