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ON THE FRONT /.
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Steamer Watson sails ior Hsn
Francisco "wednesday
The ilnrihH aHtia tomorrow Tor
ports ~ the westward
With a larEe list Of pRHaeugsra
aud mll freight cargo the Santa
clara sails tonight sof Seward and
Valdez
The next sailing for Nome vii be
tina penuHitfariH Wednesday
rhn we'll kn8wn packet N =
tgnco. which aailpd from Puget
sound laat February far New fpfk
has been sold aad VII De converted
into "A coal barge
Schooner Roma. loaded with ium
bot from EsHle lIarbof. sailed yeh
lofdaS Tor San Francisco
Prom reports received the aehoan
en- PuHka arrived a san Jose.
IGuatamalh. yesterday loaded with
coal frnm Newcastle. y g
Blue funnel liner Oania arrived IN
Yokohama SATURDAY. after a quick
paaaarg from this port
steamer Jefferson Is expected IN
from the north tonight
Steamer MacHinaw will sail TO
night on hof last trip thiH season for
Nome
steamer San Mateo r. expected In
port about Sept IS ffum Nome.
steamer Ieanle. which D. expect.
ed from the north the last VI this
month Will sail the first week In
october FOR Southwestern ALASKAN
ports under charter 20 The Alaska
Coast company
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WEST GREEN LAKE. sept "
The past we~k has been gne Of
the hest for business. from che real
estate dealers standpoint. that has
been experienced for sous time
This gp~a a long way toward ven
fyinw tha assertion. frequently
made. that the fail aud slnisF
ssanafhs OF 1905 would witness an "a
usually strong movement about
West gresn Lake.
People of West Green Lake are
snndrrfnx shy the Seattle Electric
company does not rtft dnuns remoys
and eliminate those unsishtly stubs
in the company'a park that ioom up
with such prominence. These stubs
ioak bad and give strangers an un
favorable impression Nhen being
.hnwu the sights Of this portion
Of The cts. The company ought 70
cut them down without more ara
ina
r p Fav q co have cold the
Troxeli place. consisting of a fosir.
room house and two lots. situated
ON Ttth at. n. near Fremont. 20 A
y Peters. recently from Wichita,
Kan. who will make II bis home
The same firm has also Hold 70
Miss Tfliie W EnEstrom three lots
on TTth as for $500 cash. Besides
those enumerated above Is lots
have been sold In West Green i.aks
addition
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ARE
ASSEMBLING

Delegates 70 The democratic state
convention. which eohFenss In this
city Wednesday. ELL begin - ar
rive IA Seattle Tits evening and to
uorrew morning ON account ~ the
ahAanes Of interest 10 the sseat h
Is not anticipated that the attend
ance wili be VEN large. Several u
the smaller rounflss htYs not ofsa
held county conventions. though Ia
cfhera The central committees have
appalafeA delegates to the state
Convention
Among local party leaders there
ls a sfrunK sentiment Ia fsver Of
aasuina glnF fell ticket u men can
he found who are willing 20 take
the nominations Two years aEo
he party nominated ona candidate
for the supreme bench. there being
fwa places 10 b. filled. and de-
cared Tor a non partisan judiciary
pa, the experience % that campaign
demonstrated that that practice
only increased the piuralities Of
both oppoMittou candidates.
The latest candidates 10 b. xax
eeaied ia connection with the con
ventlon Il VIII II Graves. q spo-
kane. nov a member u the state
senate. Graves recently came into
sensational prufninsnce ON account
af an attack made bY him On deci.
atom % the present supreme court.
In a petition filed By him IN that
roart for a nsw trial In case
Witch had been decided against
him. There .. also . suggestion
travelling the rounds Of local polit-
teal circles that William HlaekmAn.
81 this city. be nominated for con
rruss II he Ia willing TO make the
Fare
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GREEN LAKE.

GREEN LAKE. Sept - Thu
residents % tho Green Lake district
have a most furt cause OF complaint
in thst this suburb Ia not allowed
policeman A petition signed BY
nearly every business man Ia the
place was presented To Chief Wap
penstefn. but his reply was that he
had no men 10 spare and that the
council must act in the matter.
Something like a year ago 81 petty
rohbsriea we're committed here ia
a single night Immediately cop.
psr" was stationed here and remain
al for several months. when he vas
withdrawn Tho fact Of thefe be.
Inc absoiutsly no police protection
II being taken ADVANTAGE Of. ,gspee.
tally b. unrully and mischievoua
boys Many overt acts are commit.
ted daily by those youngsters. and
residents would like TO have a stop
put TO A.
BnAlnesa men are very thankful
that the authorities are gradually
getting the ihoroughfarea. which
have been torn up all summer. In
some sort Of decent condition once
more No one can say that people
have not been patient under the
most trying circumstances They
have really been heroic
George Hinklsy on Saturday start.
cd up his billiard parl0r aud cigar
store No. 2. IN tho Green Lake ho.
tel The rooms have been complete
~ renovated and improved Ia var
I ious WAYS
Loren Kidd has quit North Bend
aud will spend the winter here
J ID Warren has been down sew.
eral days with his old complaint.
which has become chronic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
CEMENT PLANT
NEARLY READY
nv ENGINEER THomsoN
nakEs PERSONAL TRIP TO
uAsIr COUNTY TO SATISFY
ssssLF ON CEMENT oUEs
ros.

KnAia - dzys the mas esmen,
nH u che WRshlnxton Portland
f~ssl eonpany. on ths skagis rts.
a. a skxxtf comhfy. wtil begin op'
xrnn iernlnE ont aeoat sso bar
m u rsasns a Gay Within stH
ns~ssx frsrs tAAs time u vill -
- % peodare Apyu1ximaseiY fozi
y "a smoaat ana lts prpduri
10 ssse az sppreeieblc effect IN
s~skiag ~ he pFcs@at csmeu'
km'nxs
~ several naontha the eonNtrue
~ Il tAs nsx plNna. and IS pfos-
p~Fsfs lnflaaaea on The ioeai mar
~. Aas Azd the effect q maintain
q nna1sssDu ~ asplofabie short
q. q sAe ieesi market
o. ssenaHs u he imgorgAncs 70
- ~ 4 having reliable IafuFma
"a ~ Ne sas set. CITY Engineer
nssnaoa paid q visit 90 the new
rl<zE LAST xeek and made q thor.
60 inspsetio1 Re Fefarned sat
Esf cuesiace6 that slfhfn about
~ m9nfhs ne company all b.
- % asxin operations and that =
"a ssfs sith "a lnitiai oafpfit Of
~ srrsis q aay
n Thomson aid today
sss~ TITS wfli not be gufnrieas
: xest TIE demands o. the local
zxssN : al haxe an Appreciabls
80 fsasrfax the seriousness Of
= sAort@xs and viii enable Goa
1trs b prosecute their N6rk
sasa mnFs rapidly than Il possible
wa BE present limited supply
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INVESTIGATION
COMMENCED
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS
Arc EXPECTED DURING rHg
REARING OF RAILROAD
CHARGED WITH plsCRiMtNA- .
TON IN RATES.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Sept "a r.
Charles 3 Prnuty. Of the inter At
commerce commission. opened ttH
Investigation In the federal court TO
day regarding coal holdings ~ th"
Union Pacific railroad and their
discrimination in the matter OF
rates ". VI bancroft. general
manager 81 the Oregon short Line
aud General Freight Agent Reeves,
denied the charge 81 rate diaefimin'
alton Robert : Spence. land law
yer OF Evanston. Wye. furnished
interesting testimony showing that
the krmmcrer Coal company. bia'
mand aud linton Pacific Coal con.
pnnies bad acquired available coal
lands under the agricultural LAM
act. aud Ia conjunction With the
railroads which raised the rate ani
fro1e out contpelilera hr testified
that a. oil companies iueorpa
IA WyomlnF. Witch had pushed the
Developments of OIL wells. were
forced 20 abandon the same on ~.
count OF the ninn Pacific deelininH
TO make a rate there
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DOESN' I WANT
DENOMINATION

NEW YORK. sept st-tpon
the definite refusal Of Governor
Higgins 10 run for reelection. pa
uficai WORKERS have fastened "a rs
thr fences Of other candidatra aud
are rushing fof thu tool boxes
Charles Hughes friends thiak that
he Il bound 70 vim. hatiaE The
sanction II tie president Il II Dc
ulod that presidential Influence j.
b.lnE esvfted. bbt every stroke 81
the post hole diKger strikes the
big afiek lt Re believed that fhs
hlH stick sin begin Ia ssiag. Il
ihr contest gvts omiuous A battle
between the rity and upstate dele.
Esses. 70 n polut Of Disruption. all
result onig in bringing Roosevelt
into the night.
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SHIP TOUCHES ssoAL.

The Norwegian ship Hordiug ar.
rived IA Aigua hay this morning
su1 reported that the heavy storm.
which taopafdized shipping last
nleht almost drove her 90 deafrur
zion The skipper 81 the tiordlnE
stated Ia the itghtkeoper a. AiEoa
that bic ahlp touched reef near
Hope shual. aud nearly foundered
As far as can b. learned no dam.
aEe Of serious nature Nna sustained
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Hall WAS NOT FINED.

= Hall winner Of the cup ~ the
recent auto races aud who vas az.
rested last Thursday for exceeding
the speed limit thfualh George
toaa. appeared before Justice VII
liama Saturday fnr trial Sir Hall
proved that his machine vas uut oi
order AZ the time. uEd be could not
enntfol it It's ease was dismissed
on pay mant % costs onlY
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RANKE
PASSES AWAY
WELL KNOWN SEATTLE soY
olEo or BRloar's DISEASE
LAST MONT WAS CONNECT.
60 VITA WELL KNOWN FAN.
nv OF PIONEERS.

Frederick otto Rsnke. eldest aon
al Mrs nofs y Ranke. died tt the
family humr. 1895 spfiug ~ last
uight % ntight'a disease The he
cuasad u ueli known Seattle
Yoens man. being az one time e0n
uested with the Dexter Horton
Banking company Of tails cts It's
mother Mrs. Dora u Rauke. ia 4
piouecr pf this city and h q wealthy
property owner
Frederick otto Ranko Nas 81
YEARS old and had hren practically
rearrd In Seattle A short time ago
hs complained of having rheuma
liFn. bat this later proved 20 b.
AFtght'H disease
The funeral services will he held
frum the ncaa~t Watson Hndeftai
Inc naflurs tomorrow intefmsni
ell be In tztke NieW eemetcfY
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DANIELS IS
DEAD

STANAGNEH. Norway. Sept -
-eNllrich nBnieia. assistant cashier
OF the defunet Milwaukee Avenue
State bank. Of Chicago. died In a
hospital hefe today lie came here
20 attend KING iisakuu'a coronation
and 10 seek better health Bcing
a sufferer from paralysis. the new a
OF the banks failure FASTENED hia
ieclina and ueHft
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twANrA. sept e Follevius
.s.ssaptsa assault o. four hlte
- s his eity b. negroes GA
s..-s.g 4 rios has resulted Ia
- serhsas = scaFe - nesrces
- A.sa klllca and a anmeer 40
- .alafad a. % cause their re
-..si h hospitals ieh LonR. a
- arrssled yesterday FOE car
- hssaal rife wsa taken bf
- ffoas the SAL az East Point.
sskssa. aaA strung 70 a telegraph
as.erss rerrlll has called out
80 nlhilamer aai they arr keep.
- ~ estY from IA open revolt
- x nv fights being conducted
n smsH bodies of whites and ne
,s>s uArnevef theY meet. but
go 4 ! safe distance frum the
ni,ezS
d mser q he mayor AL saloons
- k~sa closed AM should che
,-sh.e roatiaae at restaurants
~ xhsr pablle places viii be
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RAILROADS WILL
ALL HELP

san FRANCISCO. sept a.
Judge W u Beatty. the pfe8iaing
justice % the supreme court. tuday
announced his acceptance of the ap.
p0lnsment as thlrd arbitrator IL the
dispute between the United Street
Railroads aad employees Thts com.
plefrs the board. uhich wtll imme'
dlatrly proceed to adjust the differ.
encw# which have caused the rrcsnt
tieun a the street railways
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eAssArrts DYING.

NEW YORK. Sept - II r. I
= reported IN Wall " this after !
= noon that President CuHaatt.
g Of the Pennsylvania railway Is
= not expected in live through !
: The nighi he b. suffering from !
: aho0ping cough contracted !
= from hiH EtauH children a. bis
summer home near i'hllndol
a phla .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
BASEMENT lnVesuoArloH

On account Of numerous com.
plants made Ia the board Of health
In regard 10 damages 10 hnHemcn ~
on Railroad av. bY the tides. the
board at q meeting this afternoon
decided 10 investigate The matter.
The Easements are too deep aud ne
sueeeafiau Of the board Is That
either the Easements should be rails.
81 of filled 10 altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

The season fof cotton shipments
from the United States 90 orient
points has commenced. and GA the
steamer KhFn Mhru sailing Oct 2
Hf leasf - carloads 81 the southern
export will BE- loaded for Yokohama
and Koho mills the steamer Min
na1at Hailiur for the orient Oct
-. uiii carry twice a. much as ths
kaRA Mafu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
SEATTLE REPRESENTATIVES,
AT COAST CONVENTION

The following have been named
b. President MeGrsw. 81 the Cham
her Of Commerce. as delegates 10
represent the chamber at the Pacific
coast convention q commercial or
ssuixafions. which Is to be held AZ
Spokane tomorrow A N1teau.
r. " Loncxrsn. y W Baker. =
shorruck ard f.oNetf u w0oa The
delegates vfil leave tonight Cor
&rokana
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EGAN PLANNING
OPERA SCHOOL

Prank q EFau principal 'I ms
Ern dramatic school. b. 20 ssith
IIzh Dos thla slty u permanent 9pefz
ntic organization.
n Be- biz intention % produce
.eries ~ fhs hte Hureessfm liEhi
su.faa Two and possibly thfrs
,liii he brought put ihia winter
SIR ERln.a purpose De- to use' as
mr aa possible focal amateur ihl=
aut boz an parts Of The cost sn1. 'H
tbaas productions call f9r large
.t,rpsaa Of both men ana s1msu.
paftlralar care will be taken De- the
training aud drilling ~ those VIM
ramppae this really important aif
iHinu
M Frau will have entire charge
snd bis aaslstauts viii be chosen
ff8m the members u The school
faculty
Herr Franz Adeimanu eiii have
charge Of the musical end of the
venture. Lillian Fisher VIII h"R"
the teaching Of dancing.
The preliminary work r. wen IN
der aay and the enrolment vii be-
Gin che coming week. o. la expert
"a that the school viii be in tui
suIuV BY october
Don't throw -FOUR Ola el"thes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
MAYOR APPROVES oRol
NANCEs.

Mayer Moare approved the FOL
iastnx ordinances today Directing
ne wat@f department 10 lsF = :.
taca satsf nssin sn 18th Az ~ y
fHafu r. SSH e. r ssth e. :.
ineh watsr main en- Hay It frprn
atsg ss y. 20 a point midway be
tween tah and tsth avs 4. an
0r,alnancs vaeatinn a portion II
Sirfh av. " " 10 g u Ai~sandsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
FISHERMEN RECEIVE
TEMPORARY iNJuaCTioN

a Temporary restraining order
was issued today BY Judge Griffin
whereby Peter Glass and Frank
solihu will b. allowed TO fish In
Elliott bay without intsrference
from County Game Warden Ref or
state Ffsh Commissioner Riselsnd
until the case comes no for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

The British tramp steamer Mid
card will make her first voyage "a
this harbor in January or the trs'
wsak In February. 1897. seeking 2
charter TO load lumber for Aus
traIla. The Midcard belongs to the
watts. Watts company u Liverpool
ana has a gross tonnage OF i.i6a
fUua
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CHANGES AT DEPOT.

Hain 2 w<sk the ornnibuEsN and
r ssiiciiins business Al the
sorthsrns King At. station
me 10 AZ the kinE af en-
Lssorers are nov laying
Hg stones On that street
- eosnpt-ts IN. street and
- . ,raffie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
MUST FORCE
A COMPROMISE

HAVANA Rept q Secretary
TAR entered into The last stage ~
peace negotiations today with con
ference committees representing
huth sides lie ia making every
possible effort a. force a eDmpfps
mise
As HiFuH ~ peace increase the
huslne-a interests here demand d
retention 81 the American forces.
and snY that America must either
establish provisional government
uf isave detachment 81 tt9npH 10
Insure tranquility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
LAUNCH Slows ASHORE.

= nseila~ lsaneh. while making
= ~ hrsm Ballard 70 Seattle this
Ta'z< d The heavy gale. VAS
s s-sass e f0ar.rnil- rock. near
@s1A buff. and a launch Ia
*p q boatmsn Frsire vent 20
~ sssss about noon today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
sH c. STARTS WORK ON
WEST SEATTLE rPEsrLE

The first Pile for the new tr~ssis
20 be oreapied BY the Seattle Flee
trtc oernpanx Tor the line from
YOUNGSTOWN 20 Aiki Point vas
driven this morning 81 Railroad sv.
ct West Seattle. Work WI now be
pushed with al rapidity towards
aariY flnlellpn.
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closed until the trouble ahatea
street ear employees have refused "a
take out cars. alleging that they are
attacked aud stoned principally "a
the outskirts Of the citY hs negroes
RE better class II negroes wishing
20 avoid conflict are fleeing from
the city. but the fighting element
stiil remains
Citizens in general deplore tho
state of affairs aud the work Is
principally that 81 a mob of irrus
shunsihle whites Who have allowed
themselves 20 be carried away hy
The turn ~ sYcnts Ia such "a extent
that damage has been done 10 pri.
Nate property from s spirit ~ sheer
Wautnuunas after the nrKroea had
been defeated and driven from the
sfFeaia
When The riot started Saturday
nlght the MAYER called upon the
police and fire departments. and
afterwards truopa acre seat % the
assistance ef the cliY officials Il
ls Thought that this entire body will
be able 10 lurll thr riot. but should
thrN faii, martial law stll BE- pro.
claimed aud enough TROOPS annt To
Atlanta 70 stop al further trouble
TIE authorities. feeling danger
had passed THIS afisruaso Withdrew
the street pstrais ard soldiers aud
afaefva the men to assemble Al E
0'etuek tonight They may re-es :
tahush q patrol through the uiEht
0ur eampanS az soldiers may be
taken % Maeon. where trouble "
anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
LOAD FLOUR FOR ORIENT

To load 5000 tons Of -four from
fheHammond and Centennial mills
for the orient. the steamer boveric
arrived Ia port this afternoon From
the Hammond mill the Boveric VIII
take 1900 toua and from the Cen
fenuiaI mill 1000 tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

when the Saratoga returns from
her present trip 20 Nome she wlli
- renamed the Port Valdez. She
vii 80 on the valdsz and seward
run. sailing from here October 10.
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VISITORS

VICTORIA. u G. Sep, 81 --GeH
gistehan. British military aitaeht
Al WashinEtou. y G.. aud Capt
Faasnirr. French attaehe there. arr
here. aud leave thla Afternoon foa
seattle 20 xtsw the United States
army manueYrrA a. AusVflcau Lake
gen. Gteichen expects 80 proceed "a
the Philippines aud Cap, FuuFnisn
- Msxico They ell leave on thg
steamer indianapolis
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EXCURSION RATES TO
atfrFAIn Al "

VIA Northern Pacific. Dates of sale
October aud g. Going limit 10
days. final return limit November
Is Rate $3.50. A splendid oppor-
tunity, For particulars call city
ticket office y 2. Rys corner First
Az. aud Yesler way. 80
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OHIO Due FROM NOME.

Steamer ohio T. the next boat
sue from Nome. and ahs H. expected
60 arrive tonight Or tomorrow. She
IL bringing a large list 81 passen-
gers and a gold shipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

CHICAGO. Sept 20 The /.
! Industrial Workers ~ the ,
J World to-day denounced Com 4
! prrn and Mitchell as sraae 4
! tiouaries. and declared them /,
! selves as heins against Com. 4
! prra political propaganda aud 4
! said that II Gomfacfa wants 4
! their support ne ntusi onns "a 4
! them and adep, their ideas 4
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SUIT IS DROPPED.

. HONOLULU. Sept. 2i.-The
: Nanc4iuria libel suit has been
a discontinued against the
. oceanic Steamship company
= which has agreed 20 settle with
4 thu owners Of the cable ship
> naatorer IN New York.
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ATLANTA sect e Reports OF
Two more attempted assaults upon
white WOMEN ~ nemroas. a. yet uus
identified. Nefe made 10 the police
this aftsrmoou and may result Ia
mere fighting tanlKht The whites
heard usEFoss hetaiuk mass
meeting and seefstIy planning re-
tatiation ard defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
CRITICAL CONDITION
IN SOUTHERN RIOT

..,ro Is Taken From Jail and Lynched-- MANY
NecrOes Are Killed and Several Injured
..seuroes Stone Street Carmen and Latter
ReIuse to Work. Martial Law May Be De.
clared.
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: ATLANTA. Ca SEPT ~ =
,,,.r,s THIS neeninq v eoe'
.s,,,.ssly quiet The negro =
,..ael.. whlls breaking out ~ =
.s,,al ssctlsns aurina tast :
-, re~ almost entirely :
a. erssr 81 the mayer =
..s.sas Rave beer closed until =
s.,,esf setles. snd MANY bust q
-. elacss. such as reataur' :
. .ass. sltniaht arus stores etc !.
. s.rt slessd
A, this hour the number - =
.a.ss 81 teia - piaesa a. re, =
~ tasrs Is no way % finaing =
tAs dsfiaite number, - =
. =. ssersss' friends carried .
. i. seas away IN many eases. q
t....ss ssss q e
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WEST SEATTLE COUNCIL.

AZ the meeting tonight o. the
West Seattle council final action on
the pending gas franchise viii come
up for disposition.
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FAIRBANKS IN COLORADO
ssy.s AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept ~ VIII
lam !. Bryan arrived today and vas
rendered reception and banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Don't throw Jour 0id clothes
away. Have them cleaned 10 look
IKE new at tbs Pantofum- Nain
i0fB.
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. Tn. ess. 81 Herman =.
. THU. ard oshsr., arrested by
. al. polio. Saturday Night for
|, ob.,ruetina the ssrss,s during
. a soeislistio address, was set
. For Tuesday, octobsr 2, ~
} Juda. oordor's court.
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'
BANK CLGARlNos.

! Increase over same
! date laAt year 8 53b.tl33s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
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, ANOTHER TRUST
INVESTIGATION.

q SAN FRANCISCO. sept q
= A federal fudge Wtil com
q mcucs an Investigation hf the
= lumber trust October Unit
q 81 states District Attorney
= neylin has completed an inves-
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methods and f. satisfied that
a a trust does not exist