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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
MUST STAY IN
THEIR DISTRICT

Orders were Issued today ~ Grief
Of Police Wappsustsin notifying AT
pEifussnaa 10 ARREST ANY knuMn
pr stitafe fnnnd outside 81 the 70.
sfficira district Thsss somsn AFr
e he appFshsndsf wherever sssn
aAtslfe ~ fhe boundaries ahieh
hats bsen 81 aside fpr their class
aha N4ll b. charged win being dis.
arsrFlY reFsaass
Tbs order specifically states that
ed sued offsnn must refrain from
either rfpneuatinE along the buai.
aesa district or riding about the
streets ia gAfriAEea
n usll rhesQY other means a. ap.
pfeheaa me watnen whose urans -
Hffiihnod arr opsn 10 suspicion
satf tae chfef a intend "a keep Az
fh1ee Namfn where they belong. ~
tn district nhirh the city has sst
ssi0e for them. and W. viii take any
asfion necessary q achieve that
ena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
WILL INSPECT
LOCAL MEAT

nseehi slekruina disclosures re-
anrftaa the practices IN vogue ~
~ usE packing hesasE - she cs1uu-
~ hive stirred shs health and sAn-
feiian committee 81 tho council 20
.fstisea on The subject. and Council
rsnr cflrhtons meat Inspection or.
sHirtnca. introduced January ~ aud
errr held Ia the Tiles u the com-
snlif~e. viii be called up far cousld-
seafieH 20 meeting - The commit
grs tomaftow night
Tho BIN provides foT The inspsr-
fian II meat both alive and dead.
ne employ msnt - two inspectors
asa such assistants az are needed
the condemnation Of an meats %
animals infected with hor cholera.
swine plague. anthrax. rabies, ma
Hrnaut catarfh septicema. seah.
lampv Jaw pneumonia. pleufisy
nHritonltis. TexaH fever. tubereu-
lesia. black Lex of other objection.
aide diaaapca. and the disposition 81
sBCh meat - the inspectors direct
40 the present time much ~ the
meat puf Oh the local market r. done
without any form 81 government
Inspection whatever. leaving the
manufacturer free to follow such
Practices as they sec az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Nelil Who VAS present at the meet
lug. FLASHED AZ 0ae time, when VII
son objected 60 taking tho packers
business oat If the packcrs' hands
aud PLAYING Il under the supeft ision
81 theorists and chemists" tie de-
Mod that uieat Nas "reprueesard. =
President Roosevelt II greatly
pleased over the Chicago rvporsa
that the packers are cleaning NJ
as a result OF the NELL REYNOLDS
rrpoft
Tho packers IN the cong rraaionhi
lobby are disturbed over the report
that the president has another Ia.
Ncstigatioa In pfokfrsa relative To
ad9itefstion of meat products
A violent shakeup ia the aaficul
turai department il expected The
Tact thai the government II Inactara
allowed NH 10 gather unIrf their
eyes. Willis a feeent report from
The bureau Of animal Industry stat
Ell that ctefYthins in the slaughter
hohses was clean aud sanitary e
has placet the department IN a
bad light since the Neilh Reynolds
report
Il shows sha, the SECRETARY Of AZ.
ricHltafe has besa imposed arson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
COUNTY OWNS
SALOON SITE

without having first obtained the
permission ~ the nNnef 81 the prop
sfty. as required ~ iaw. she owner
being King county. the city council
Monday Night authorized the trans
fer ~ the oak Leaf paloen ie the
building 90 be erected ~ George
fAmpiuK on the county court house
site. Tbe transfer ordinance IL nan.
IN the hands % Mayor Moore for
hts approval
The new location 81 the saloon -
300 sfa Az. directly across JcffvF.
con - from the main entrance q
the city hall Al women going 10
the city trcasufcrs office to pay
water rsnt light rates Or taxes must
uass this saloon.
law #nd practice requires ting
consent ~ ths owner ~ the tenrs
II the property 20 20 occupied hY q
saloon. ~ fHis eass this require
nivrt II exatsf by securing She cen-
cent u the Seattle fss~wine A Mait-
iaK eonnang. suh-issssea under
fAmpiuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

several important deals have
hcsn made today IN real estate II
the eastern addition Ross curfla
has purchased aix lots Grum Matte
A. Thomas. paving 81 geo The
soani Investment Co. has sold a.
A Faashender lwo ualmpfovef lots
on the southeast corner % plke o..
and Summit av for tes.soo
The horfhwcHt corner ~ Harrison
and Terrace ~ have been acid fuf
G r BoEafdus for ti5.0oQ rh-
property was owned hy G. VI Lily
The flats on the corner 81 Terry Az.
and Terrace ~ has bern sold Tor
fsf,aee b. N Gostateia 20 Philip
Miller of wsuMfchce The deal
pas made BY a = GF0as 0f the
General Investment Co
Ssirrags q Goetx has Incorporated
an Investment company lot husi.
ness N seattle with a capitalization
of $500. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

FoRoER TRIES TO RAISE CASH
ON WORTHLESS PAPER ~
USING YouNosrER.

The fake check operator IL ~
work ssain and the proprietor OF
The Afaoid's Grocery, at 1924 East
Union e. reports to the police that
an attempt VAS made TO pass a
worthless check upon his yesterday
A neighhof's boy came 10 the
store with q check and upon inquiry
explained that ~. AZ we'll as the
forged note. had been given 10 him
hy d strange man The grocer fol
lowed The boz To the place whore
the stranger had asked the young
fellow to return. but the man had
Learned thai something Ses wrong
snd could not BE- seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
GILMORE WINS
| CASE IN COURT
yrwIAls BRING WRONG
csAscE AGAINST MAN WHO
soxn LIQUOR sFTgR HOURS
"a sATA HOUSE.

+ Aenesllaz % 4 ssocision rsadered
nssn4as b. Juage Gorsion IN the
<,s<s souTt. a Ran has a privilege
1 xElinx lnloxieating ilauwFa sns
sAe~ wssAAn = structure 0u which
\ astls : Jesse ae8 Is protected
y tks iscrase Nhieh he has been
raatss 10 8ns xrnumd floor nums
~ stiaia suca ballding
NLnnm GtlnsaFe Vas Ga trial
1asxsa wlsh selling llaaor without
! Ersnsx II The Paxton Baths. on
fkrry 81 between second and
F1ssa avs Glimorg ais arrested
Il e,sposing II \ bottle Of beer
1ker ihe designated time Tor sas
has 10 eioe.. I o'clock. but as the
4zrx< wAs not made GA that aes
zszs Il sas released.
G.lnoFa proved that she li1uoF
So Hid from ; Saloon within the
49, buiiaing and produced the
AAnr licsnse Ia court. Upon this
de*sng Judge Gordon held That he
sssf No - convicted Of nelliak
1sacT without q license. a. the
Aszs a4t1sn the saloon and are in
y Ame Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
TEDDY SAYS HE
WILL HELP
CLUB WOMEN SECURE AID or
PRESIDENT IN EFFORT TO
SAVE Bio TREES or cali.
FoRNlA.

ST PAUL. June Mrs Josiah
Evans Cowlss. Of Los Angeles. WAS
nominated treasurer ~ the Won
ems Federation Of Clubs AZ their
here today. The cleo.
ton takes place tonight
Despite promises 10 the contrary
Aoman'a suffrage came before the
convention incidentally and WAS
applaHded
A telegram was received from
President Roosevelt saying that he
approved the resolution PASSED b.
the convention relative 20 saving
thn beautiful trees Of California.
and that be would call the atten.
ton Of congress 10 the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
ASK EQUAL h>TEs.

The local committee Of the North
vest Pacific Jobbera association
viii meet the first OF next week.
having prepared statement direct
ed 10 the Northern Pacific railroad
asking for equal rates 90 local
points aa has been given Portland
business houses for Alaska ship.
mentH via Seattle The Northern
Pacific put rate Of 81 80 Into ef
feet between Portland and Seattle
and LEGAL houses are nov asking for
rates 10 various southern districts
for the purpose Of competing with
Portland shippers H. their own ter
ritory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
|. D. D. f. WILL
PARADE

The grand iedxr. . o o o. met
again fhis morning NJ - 0'cluak IN
Eagles halt SetblnE buf routine
work vas disposed o.
This afternoon utli BE- takeu up 81
the proposed change ~ the cunsti-
sutsu. The lodge vit not adjourn
fni Thursday There wiii be a pa
arde tonight at p M. startling from
the Arlington hotel The line Of
march win be down f'irEt av. "a pio-
nner square. c1uutsrmafchinH 20
cherry st.. 20 gecand av. 10 Pike
ard thence 90 Eagles hall where
Rainier lodge Ne. ~. 81 Tacoma,
uiu pat on she first degree. and PHI
grim lodge 40. Isl. 81 Everett VIII
put on the second DECREE
The members u the local lodges
will report on University at.. be-
tween E1rHt and Second avs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Persons anxious "a cause an in
flu1 OF labor are either not taking
consideration OF the fact that there
are thousands 81 idle uorkmen
within 100 or 200 miles Of the city.
or else they are endeavoring o. have
an overflow OF labor al hand in
order 10 obtain lover wage scale.
Women Need Employment
aThe army Of unemployed men Is
supplemented BY the many thou
sands Of women wage earners who
have been deprived Of employment
Under the most favorable c0ndi
tions these people cannot secure
work for some time yet. and II the
insurance companies do not pay
their losses within reasonable
time many thousands OF the unem-
ployed viii be compelled 20 leave
town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
FEAR ros coswls.

Much appfvhsnsioa Il being felt
Tor the steamer corwin. Accord.
'nS - past fvcogsfa she should have
reached Nome b tails date. n 4
known that the ice has gone out
FROM - Michael aud the roadway
AZ Name i clear Z. n Gras this
morning stated that be believed that
the caFwin had arrived and sha cap
taia had notified the head office II
Boston Instead 81 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
CLERKS RAKE-0FF
REACHED $4,000

said. In unsigned letters Ills rake
off was received from operators fur
uiahinR tho company with coal.
BoYer's receipts from one company
alone ia two years amounted 20 3d.
600. Another company paid him
SIS 900.
Payment stopped when the In
yesiigntlon began Coal companies
furnishing the railroad with engine
coal paid Boyer $4,000 In three
years. Ills salary was $500 an
nualiy.
Boyer said be never divided the
money given him. and his supe-
riora had no knowledge ~ bis trans
actions Ito said he never solicited
gifts. but neither did he wrestle
with his conscience. lie did not
think be had done anything repre-
henBible. and that he did not favor
the companies that paid him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
THIEF TAKES
MODEST sum
BURGLARS LEAVE ts5 IN
PURSE. TAXING BUT as
WHEN HE had AN ORION.
ruNiTV TO STEAL rHg an.
TIRE AMOUNT.

4 fafe avis among thieves whs
divides with his victim. has cpmr
70 liHht IN 4 complaint filed as ~
ticu headquarters last exenina BY
Miss Mamie Anderson. ro0fnlnK IN
tn nfuoklyu House. Sseond ~ ami
University 81
Whsu Miaa Anderson reached her
apartments yesterday evening she
found that someone had gone
through her effects and had stolen
fss from = purse which contained
originally 80 The thief ieft the
So - far a. can b. learned 10th
inK else as removed. bat y thief
who woult knowtBsiY leave any
atanrf behind deserves % have hia
p1rtHfe framed and huns 40 in The
affics nf the chief ~ police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCE.

MAYOR Moore yesterday afternoon
signed the ordinance granting the
Milwaukee railroad a right Of way
through the Cedar river watershed
reserve. but only after having pro
cured tho consent OF the railroads
Representatives that the railroad
would expressly enter into an agree.
ment with the city to waive any
elalm TO riparian rights IN and TO
che water In Cedar river and It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Before rendering a decision IN the
case Of Contractor Normslc. ehaKl
ed With the violation Of the oight.
hour law. Commissioner Walters
and foungs. OF the board Of public
works. viii pay a visit 10 the camp
where che work Is being done and
question some of the employees on
The anealIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
PRESIDENT AT SCHOOL.

WASHINGTON. June s.--Presi.
dent aud Mrs Roosevelt today az
tended the announcement exer.
elses at the National Cathedral
school for Girls. Ia the suburbs. In
which their daughter. Ethel. is n
student.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
Many MORE To
GO NORTH

soekinxs for both passengers aud
fslstf ARE already heavy for the
<ssnd sailings Of the Nome steam
- The Different steamship com.
Maies hare seE the dates fnr the
zsua4 saiiinKs and the ohio T. noN
Md iof funs q The Victoria is
,Sgssslaea for june IS and the
sssaier and Pennsylvania vii sail
~ : The Olympia which sailed
an risht On beg FIRST trip Is post.
4 iof Juiy &
sHaziay all Zee a busy day "a the
hqaf The Orxaha. Watson. Edith
~ feznie are billed for their first
saffheTn sailinEa The Jeanne VIII
- tvo harEes 70 It, Michael Tor
q n A. r 4 r Co The other
zEes steamers ell be loaded with
Eslghf and passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
CHAMBERLAIN
WILL SPEAK
GOVERNOR OF OREGON HAS
aEEN INVITED TO THE oEM.
ocRArie BANQUET TO aE
HELD HERE TUESDAY NIGHT.

Governor George Chamberlain 81
oregon. who on Monday ~ this
week Nns fe-sieetsd "a that nffiee
for another ieuu has been Invited
60 attend the fAemoctatic banquet
GO be held st Seattle next Tuesday
night ana respond 10 toast Go be
suggested by himself While 30 h.
ply has bees received ffam him a..
rcetis. GA iaflmAtian has been re
ecived by thr committee that he
sin accept the invitation
The commiiies in charge q the
banquet yesterday received letter
from United States Senator Cleo
furnef % spnkans aseeptiuH ghs
invitation % attend ths banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
CITY SECURES WIRE.

Work Of extending the distribute
Ing system % the city lighting plant
viii be resumed AZ once. provided
the lighting department Is able TO
pressure poles for such work Fer
several weeks but little work Of this
character has been done. owing 10
the lack Of wire. and TO the diff
Guilty Of getting poles A eonsign-
meut 81 10000 pounds OF wire has
been received from the contractors
and an effort is now being made to
purchase poles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
AUTO RACE

FRANKFORT on THE MAIN.
June She Hcrkemar auto raee
from frankfort 70 vienna Vas be-
gun here today. Prince Henry
drew goth place
Percy Y Pierce. ~ Buffalo. Was
the only American catered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
HOOOOO HANGS
OVER OFFICE

Capt spauidinR ain this Afternoons
take formal rzoanessioa % the bar.
hor--antera office Among steam.
ship nsen there Il an opinion that
a hoo1oo ~iii hang over the new
official Whlis sesfarihg men are
rot ths most suneraiigiaaa set rs.
lnr. set they have their opinions
Witch hre deep rooted
Capt Spauidiur vas elected b.
tho hss1doo namier ~ votes. Is II
doesn't Look good - many Nater.
front hahifuea Cant Russell
would not take his offiea on FRIDAY
when 10 bad qualified GA the pre-.
vious day. believing that he WUpid
DC hoosioocd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
TALK IS OVER
WORK STARTED

SAN FRANCISCO. June G-Af,.
81 several weeks ~ elaboration.
alckefinE. open quayrels. deadlock
and threatened rupiuress the under
writer's adjusting committee this
morning entered upon Tire work 81
final adjustment ~ the fire losses
involving sir or more companies
Two large losses were partially
adjusted Secretary hohfhardt
stated that ia his opinion there
would b. no delay Ia che adjust
msnt 81 losses snch aH marked the
deliberations OF the subcommittee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

SENATOR Ia TOILETTE WILL
ea QUEST AT MEETING IN
NEAR FUrUaG--srATE CON.
vhNrlon is TALKED or.

Al meeting ~ the Direct pfi-
ntasf tiub - the sixth and Eighth
nurds held last might az s1o Denny
cay = " lteff announced tina
fr3tea states senator Ia Fuliette
= wisconsin IL expected 20 visit
TeAtlle iu ihs nsaF future ana that
an effort y being made 70 arrange
fec haldinE = htafs Convention ~
direct primary leagues Ia tho city az
thNf tims.
The exact dats IF senator Ia Pol
lstfe'a visit has not yet been deeid-
% 'ufun bet Hexefai pianH are ON
feas fuF entertaining him The
faNnn Mems Republican club u
claiming % tender him = banquet
sna reception. arrangements for
whiah htt already being shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
BANKERS GET MEDALS.

NEW YORK. June 6.--in recog.
milton Of their services IN oonnec.
tion with the bond issues during
the Russo-Japanesc war. Y. 7. Sny-
der and James Sullman. New York
bankers. yesterday received decora-
lions Of the third order OF the Ris-
ing Sun from the emperor Of Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
DISCUSS LAKE
SHORE RIGHTS

OLYMPIA. June s-Land Com.
missioner Ross aud United States
Engineer CfttfendCu AZ Seattle held
conference yesterday regarding
all the lnna lying between th. high
and iow water line. and Il will com.
plicats matters considerably when
the level Of the lake IL lowered
The state has 80 far surveyed
only portion % the shore line Of
The lake II VAS agreed that the
public should be given suitable ac-
cess 10 deep water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
5. o. BRAsTow plUs.

SAN FRANCISCO. June G. =. -.
nraalow, general superintendent of
tho WellsFargo Express company.
died at his home at Alameda last
night lie haa been identified with
the company 90 yeara. aud Il well
known on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
NOW
MULE CENTER

STOCKTON. Cat. June Ga
shipment % l.01e mules. tho lara
est ever made from the United
States b. private corporation.
aiil be sent from Port Costa satur-
dav 10 Fiiu island They we're pur.
chased here for the Colonial Sugar
Refining company
stockton II nos The uuic center
Of the world. The Euglish. Ger
man and United States governments
buy their mules here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
Is 600 Men Idle.
NO IMMUNITY BATH.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-An
immunity bath" will not be fur
niahed President Cansatt. Of the
Pennsylvania road By the Inter.
state Commerce Commission. which
refuses 10 Subpoena him before II
for a hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
BOATS
ARRIVE

DAWSON. June 1.-THE flrpt
steamers Of the year got through
Lake tsebarKu Sunday -Four steam
era fFem Whtsehegae are expected
in the next iwo days With feQ pco.
pie
The flfst steamers from nAwHots
and Whifehurea got through the
same day
The sarah. leavinK hers TODAY For
Fairbanks. vii earn 500 tons 81
freight and 200 passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
NEW ENGINE SECURED.

A new second size In France fire
engine has been received at the local
department and Il being set up at
headquarters. preparatory % an o.
ficiai test The engine has not Yet
been assigned 90 any company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
pennsylvania ROAD EN-.
pLoYE TELLS HOW KIND
COAL COMPANIES AUGMENT.
60 HIS sALARY-"mY CON.
SCIENCE IS CLEAR. THoUoH,"
ia SAYS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June G.
Additional evidence Of graft among
Pennsylvania road officials was de.
yeloped By the Interstate commerce
commission hearing this morning
J X Boyer. chief clerk Of the
motive and power department. adj.
mitted getting money from the coal
companies Much came 10 him, he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
is SILENT ABOUT
ANARCHIST PLOT

WASHINGTON, June e.-The
state department refuses to give
out information regarding the al.
legged plot to assassinatc the king
Of italy and other savereiFns said
to have been Matched az Paterson.
n J. The matter is considered deli-
cate. There have been a number
OF mysterious deportations recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
JOINT WHEAT RArE CASE.

Al Coifax. June 90. various rate
quosilnaa wlil be brought up FOR
discussion with the heads ~ the
railroads. and 10 prepare evidence
the three members 81 the railway
commission are now IN session IN
Seattle Local shippers are meet.
lng IN cofefenco with the tummis-
eionora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
IMPROVEMENT cLus TO MEET.

THE Maynard Improvement club
wili hold ~ regular monthly meet
ing tonight ~ ihc school building az
i0th as e and Lane IT. The meth
aaa Il assessing damages for The
Jackson st. regrade win be dis
Cuascd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
OFFERS $4,000
FOR A BR|BE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June g.
Governor Hsnley has offered a e.
xard Of g. 900 for the arrest Of O. A.
Baker. tobacco trust representa-.
tive charged with attempting 20
brihe Representative Baker 10 vote
against the anti-cigarette bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
WORD WILL
CONTEST

PORTLAND. Ore. June 6.-on
the face Of the returns Stevens. re-
publican. Is elected sheriff Of Multi.
nomah county by a plurality Of 20.
Tom Word. the reform candidate,
viii contest the election on the
around of fraud. In Sellwood pre-
c.nct 200 votes we're fraudulsntiy
cast by a brewery to defeat local
option
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
POLICE CHIEF is
SUSPENDED

VANCOUVER. n. c.. June e-
Mayor Buscombo has suspended
chief Of Police SAM North. VINO has
held the position for four years. al
ieging Incompetence Sergeant T.
n. Butler has been named as his
temporary successor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
UP TO The PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON. June 6.--The
Lake Washington canal bill passed
the house Yesterday without n dis
senting vote. and IL now in the
presidents hands The president
viii take up the matter with tho
war department where the bill is
liable 20 meet considerable opposi-
lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
ReBrkAHs INSTALL OFFICERS

The regular session 81 the Rabck-
abs vas held this morning. The
uork wns devoted chiefly 10 the In
aisliatlou Of new officers The De-
gree 81 Chlvaisy viii be conferred
tonight. after which the degree work
win be ssmplified sud thc nlest.nE
VIII adjourn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
FOLK TO GREET BRYAN.

NEW YORK. June Gov. Folk.
81 Missouri. has been appointed
chairman 81 the committee 10 be In
charge u the reception 10 be given
to W. ] Ryan when he arrives
from his trip abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
FUNERAL TO
Be SIMPLE

WASHINGTON. June e-In ac.
oortlance with late Senator Cor.
mans request. left IN sealed let.
ter 10 bis son. his funeral tomorrow
viii b. as simple and private as
possible The exercises will be az
home. and will be attended BY
friends and some IL the members
Of congress lntorment viii be IN
OAkhili cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
WILL GIVE EXCURSION.

The high school orchestra vii
give It's annual moonlight excursion
and dance next Saturday evening
June o. There wlil be a big excur-
sion that VIII BE- wound up at Mey-
lenhnnrr bay with aAnelnK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
rlppErr LEAVES HOSPITAL

J Tippett. the man who was
taken 10 the Wayside hospital on
Monday morning from che seneca
hotel. ist az. and Seneca IT.. sui.
airing from morphine poiauulnEl
vas able % leave The hospital last
evening Il Is understood that be
viii return 70 spokane. whore he
was formerly employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
TURN DOWN
THE UNIONS

WARRINGTON. June 6-The
.easf eommliiee on Judiciary DC.
gs.s nc protests ~ tie American
ssaeTaiion u Labor. today poat.
le2ea further consideration ~ the
Aasftnianetlon biii until December
he trHlf and flower show which
=. - . have been given here June
- BY the horticultural society
~ act be held uatli some time IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
WILL CONSIDER PLANS.

The plans for the proposed new
water main from Cedar river to the
citA will be taken up by the fire
aud water committee OF the city
council at a meeting to be held to
morrow night.