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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
POSSE AT REDMOND
SEEKING SUSPECT
Degenerate Who MutiIated Horses Is Supposed
to Be the Man Who WantonIy Murdered Elsie
MiIIhuff---IS Surrounded in Brush and Cap
ture Is Deemed Certain

Headed bY Deputy shcrffa Cam
er0n and Meklnnoa. posse r. this
afternoon beating the woods ia the
vicinity ~ Redmond. on the eastern
shores OF Lake Washington. IN an
effort 20 capture "a degenerate known
10 be hiding IN that vicinity and
believed 10 be the man who muir
defed Elsie Milihuff az Renlon.
Three valuable horses. two owned
By Judge white and the third by
Jones Bros. we're cruelty mutilatcd
with a knife early H. the week and
after an investigation the aHthnri
ties have been led 10 the opinion
that this man lE none other than the
slayer ot the Mlilhuff girl and who
ia known % have disappeared from
the vicinity OF itenton Immediately
after that crime was firsts made
public
JUDGE Whites two horses we're
terribly alashed Boy the brute. while
Ytandtug IN their stables last sun
day might. and Mr. Jones stallion
was nuiilaied b. the same ludifid
ual on the following niGht
At an early hour this morning q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
co 600 Receive Aid
RAILROAD COMPANIES ARE
GIVING CITY THE LAUGH

eampanv Great Northcrnl and the
Northern Pacific Railway company
which states that after the com.
nletion Of the Great Northern tun.
mel and the operation Of trains
through II neither railroad
must operate trains on the Tracks
on Railroad av. between King and
BELL sts except between the hours
Of o In the evening and Z o'clock
In the morning The onlp purpose
the tracks can be used Tor on Rail
road av during the day time Ga for
switching cars into the aidinRH at
the different whurveg Even this
nWitchlug cannot be done between
the hours 81 Z a. ~. and . o'clock
a. m. nor between the hours OF 6
aud D m During these four hours
Of tho duY passengers are hurryipg
Ia and from the many steamers Of
the mosquito fleet which run to
near By towns In large numbers and
free access Is allowed 20 the
Wharvoa.
Make Up Trains.
Although this ordinance IL plain
IN all details. the railroad eompa-
MES are busy during the hours Of
the day making up. not Only freight.
but passenger trains on Railroad
lav. During the past seven days The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
DEVIL FISH IS
HARD TO KILL
MONSTER ATTEMPTS TO CTR
INTO BOAT AND ONE FISHER.
MAN HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH

A fleht with duyllfish which
ncerif resulted fatally took place
fhls morning of the mouth Of the
puN emish river Two fishermen.
Olaf Nelson and x Winter. were
ont IN be haY fishing when a baby
dcrlinsh attacked them Nelson
VISA pnillnN on one of The oars when
n bliiny arm VAS shot Op from the
blue water and before be- could rc.
loima himself the suckers took "A
firm hold on his forearm lie tried
fmutlcally 10 BREAK away. whcn
suddenly another arm came mp and
Hcoared a firm purchase on the side
~ tie row boat Nelson iat ont u
Yfll and Winter commenced thump.
inc me firh With his car. but seem.
iuEit H. NO purpose
The aCvilfIah actually started TO
climb aboard the roaf whom Winter.
viii terrific hlow finally killed
o. After tuEsinE away at the fish's
arm aud cutting several Of the suck
rra Nelson waH Released The finh
vas then pu3lsd aboard and brought
90 sealtig. where q r. on exhibition
IN fhe market GO the foot Of Madi.
500 a.. near the fire station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
COUNTY HAS BALANCE.

Tho monthly report Il County
Treasurer State II Gormley shows
that there g. baisnrc ~ over s..
COG. 900 ia favor of che county Tbo
monthly expenditures were $1,000
more ihaH Che receipts aai the 70
al collections we're only sz11.Na5 -.
which fact 81 probably accounted
for by The fact that most OF the
payers we're small property holders
The larger holders usually pay be
fore March 10. thereby taking ad
vantage Of the rebate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
ALL AROUND THE STAR CLOCK FORA PRIZE

Take = punch al The Star clock.
itf you want 60 win prize and In
eideutaliy find oui the extent Of
your vocabulary. try the Easy Les
sons On Language on The star chra-
roncter.
uerc is a picture % an ordinary
clock face. with the spaces mum
hafed. Write q sentence. using all
or part of the spaces Consfcutively
ntrT he SURE and have the snme
number ~ icttcta la eHch word as
Ia indicated by the figures shown In
the srace " here the word is writ
ten You may begin al ans space
and 20 around the clock, either way,
and aa Far as you like. Of course,
the limit Is u words
For instance. iu the following SEN
tencc. II do not seek large prizes,
.vfitina striking sentences explain
ina picturesque competitions" The
number Indicated hy Ol was chosen
as the starting point. aud each word
waa increased 10y one letter as the
sentence was written around the
clock in the direction IN which the
hands move. hut If we had started
lat t4) and worked in the opposite
direction. We might have written the
following: "When you or !, accom-
pliahod competitors. oonoeiVing in
uenious workings, overwhelmingly
shouti"
Now YOU know the game. Cut the
clock coupon from this page, write
the sentence in the spaces. indicat-
ing the first word by a cross mark.
then fill IN your name and address
and send il TO The star. You may
select any theme and send more
than one sentence. but write each
one on clock coupon.
Eor the best aud most Ingenious
sentence. length not necessarily con-
sidercd, The Star WI give the fol-
lowing prizes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
NEWSPAPERS ROAST
INSURANCE PEOPLE

Star has watched the switching
d0ns b The railroads During that
timse carr we're switched 20 4 wharf
La. oRr Instance only Bat several
switch enKlnea are making up
trsins on other tracks all day Ia
diFsssl violation OF the clty ofdi
uas4HN
me passenger trains. both q tho
GFssat Northern and Northern Pa.
clfie. are mad. un oa Railroad aF
hefueen Columbia and pike SIS.
thpn taken down Railroad ay.
acfosa First az 4 and finally shunt
"a onto the tracks AZ the lllli depot
The matter has been brought 20
she attention ~ the city officials
~ uianY ~ the waterfront business
nien and commercial houses situat.
"a along the front. but seemingly
uO attention has been paid 10 the
tactics 81 the railroads. either by
tlsn CITY officials uf the Railroad 81.
fifssfa themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
esolsaacs sppsopRiArisc
80 TO coLoREo EDITOR
NfLL &c VETOED ON RETURN
o. EXECUTIVE PROM olVm
PA

That MaYor Moore win veto shs
fassoa grait ordinance passed BY
- city council last Monday night
- aspeaFs 70 be a foFegoue ecu.
'iasiea Il has already developed
nzt prior to she passage Of the or
aazaee BY The council Mayor doorr
ss< consulted regarding it and ad
hse4 members 0f that bodY fha'
~ ei~im vas not a valid one Ma1
9 More left the city yesterday an.
tFEoon for Olympia to argue a case
'~fsrs The supreme court lie bad
- acted on the ordinance before
-syinx The city. 0ut u viii In al
piphAeiliiy get the AZ soon after
y Tstagns.
Councilman Charles II Burnett IL
nt fzsker o. the council biii TO pas
at ti59 graft Of n &. Cay ton an.
~ ihs Eulss 81 femnueratiug him
" ne Publication Of the charter
inisadmsnis prior 10 the recent city
s'tefion and has shown more than
sdzhafy diligence Ia bis effort "a
SsseaFe W. passage In explanation
= Ms activity IN the matter Burnett
a1s that be- considered the btu q
ssisinaie claim against the city
Knew Character Of Bill
us action IN connection with ".
AseYsF, Indicates plainly that ho
taes rs character fnil vel and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

became known ~ Re lmond that the
knife wieider was hiding Ia tho
thick woods near that town and u
telephone call vas sent 10 the she r
iffs office
The deputies succeeded Ia catch.
Ing the ferry across he lake and
Veterinary Surgeon Hartz. another
man who s. personally acquainted
with the Rcuton suspect. and sec
0nd Veterinary surgeon followed
short time later IN a chastered
launch
a. I O'Clock the posse gathered
AZ Redmond and left on the search.
II was expected that the suspect
would aoon be surrounded and cap
tufed. a. the Officers were informed
Of the spot where the man had been
seen early today. and started imme.
dlateiy f5f that place
Judge White Is a retired turist
and has been making a permanent
residence az Redmond The man
Wh0 cut the horses in such fiend-
ish manner secured an entrance TO
the stable by knocking the staple
from the door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
To PLAN FOR
EXPOSITION

The ways ard means committee
~ the Alaska Yukon exposition -
tusTiinE thiE afternoon Ia the tenn
lnfary quarters ia the Alaska club
The purpose II the meeting IL To
formulate plans for the taaunnc. af
stock ard starting the subscription
fund
The committee will also make
suggestions Ia the form 81 a report
70 the sxecufiKe committee. which
meets tonight
kariy IN July President !. r. chill
herE and Vice President Nadenu will
start FOE Alaska 90 enlist the help
and encouragement of the hiK enter
nfisrs Of the principal Alaska towns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
LICENSED OFFICERS
ARE SUSPENDED.

The United states INSPECTORS have
suspended FOR 80 DAYS e. ~ Mum.
sos. ninsior ~ the Lake Washington
Steamer FALCON. r. l. Smith. ~ the
st~auaf Dorothy has been suspend
"a fur d. DAYS. and II E Thump-
son isae been reported for not have
las hia name on the boats docu-
merits. The suspensions are the re-
suite ~ the various collisions Of tho
past tHo months between the rival
atoumhonts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
srRAwsERRV pIcKERs
ARE WANTED

Hendricks Of strawberry rickera
are wanted across the lake. at
NaHhau and lu the White River val
laY A. stated in The star yesterday.
fhr CROP il phenomenal this year.
and ihe entire product viii ripen
althiu few days and must be
picked, 90 She berries win rot ON the
vines Local and She city employ
maut offices arc hesicEed with re-
uneata tu furnish uickcrp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
CHIEF COOK is SAID
TO HAVE RESIGNED

as he arrives there win probably
be some definite Developments re-
gardlng the condition Of the de-
partment
The first Of these will be the
civil service hearing in the case Of
the firemen charged with looting
At the Arlington dock fire and sus.
pended By order Of the chief Should
this investigation develop that there
has grown no in the department any
laxity OF discipline among the men.
as Il "a anticipated Il will. the
mayor Will very likely begin al once
20 look about for new fire chief.
Skilled Fire Fighter.
In such case 1t Is expected that
he viii make an effort To procure
skilled fire fighter from one of
the big eastern cities, a man who
has been trained 10 the trade by
years Of experience under the most
e1acting conditions Of service, sur
roundingE and experience. The
civil service rules OF the city are
so framed as 70 permit this being
Gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

The steamer Watson arrived this
morning At o'clock from san Franz
cisco and she will begin today load
ing Tor her first trip 10 81. Michael.
The Barneaon- Hibbard company
win operate her on the northern run
for one trip and possibly two. The
buchanan Of the same line viii also
90 on the Nome run. and tempor-
arily the Alaska Pacific Steamship
company viii be of the Seattle san
Francisco route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
~ mARlEN T. PUW
sssxlal 70 rhs star.

xrw YORK. June f-ro Upton
s.sl..f nefc hes I'M years and
.-ss,rsnoe. Is given credit Tor the
- rxsslaslse action az Washing
.Alsh follewrd President RooNc.
-. confirmation ri the greWaome
...ssare q the meat packing IN.
asssy Of Chleago
was after the president had
- he aeu famous novel The
ss.s,s tn whlch Sinclair told In
A~lllux narrative thg horrors 81
yaalaEtawn. that the Young novel
ard self confessed -mHeksrakef
= saaa.ons.d a. The white h0uso
! s~psat personally the chaFFea he
ssas n Ms BOX
lest Appetite for Meat.
~ possslsut. q Is said. Lost his
.Msssss for meat and wWa con
60 that Il Slrelsif's ehargva
m-s true Ne had taken the eover
~ enc of the kfestest public
eah,
IAN y Year. old. be said 10
- xher / called a bis office. n
- bora Il. Baltimore o. poaF %
mets ana | sAlned nv education 10
- College e the Cts Of NeM York
= Columbia university ~ writing
L newspanera and periodicals. !
~. IA whsn | started writing NJ
~ xork VAS ANYTHING but ssFtous
- taet. earned money faster
kuna. b. writing iokcs When
szs N | hsA completed book
eusslaln9 Sa.0e0 wurdN have
bssn soll that &c wss ssry Bad and
l.wsz shats rifhf
I isls shag hsd iaeas and won.
s-rsa rhy tae wurld wouli net Five
- efedsg for my ideals.
Credit fer Ills la-als.
$50 years ago l left college and
e4rsea 10 write my book. ktnK MI
- ! had bad a pretty tough fight
~ nslnx IN Neu York. but "
va ~ worse than I endured IN
r~zads wliie writing this book
ret N shsnsiss and tensa and OF.
q sshsisse1 81 same and fish
rH<rs have been maeY weeks that
azss act had q cent In nv peck.
- ~ somehcs always felt. even
4ozxh ny books Were REJECTED with
swat rsNuis sity. thst Ia the end
saaia win cat IN ms chcosen pro
kxzsun.
reis BY soeislisfn
4 cAsalnea nay first Information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Young
Women's Christian association vii
he held IN the First Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow night.
II which time the yearly reports of
the officers will be read and new
members u the official board will
be elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
SPOKANE roR ALASKA.

The excursion steamer Spokane.
81 the Pacific Coast steamship
company. sailed this morning on her
initial trip 20 Southeastern Alaska
Tor this season with l2a passengers.
All Of the passengers were round
tnppcra. and came mostly from
eastern cities. although California
NAa well represented.
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chief in San Franclsco.
ODD FELLOWS
CONTINUE

The Grand Lodge o o r did
not take an adjournment al noon to
dag. bat passed resolution to con
tinne in session until all business
had been disposed Of.
The morning session was taken
up in modifying the bylaws and
constitution Of the grand lodge. su-
borilnntc lodges ana the Odd Eel
lows home
The grand master Of the grand
lodge. deputy grand MASTER. grand
warden grand secretary. treasurer
and representative viii be Installed
M the afternoon session. when rcso-
luton OF regret tnd thanks will be
adopted and adjournment viii be
IA order
The Golden Link OF Seattle Will
tender the visiting members a ne.
Ccptiou tonight 10 Eagles' Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
DAKOTA SAILS FoR ORIENT

with large list Of passengers
many of them being eastern tour
ists bound for the Orient. the
steamship Dakota sailed af noon for
Yokohama and Shanghai Several
officials Of the Japanese govern.
meni are returning 10 their posts.
and among the American paEsen-
gers we're 81 women and four men.
an odd contrast A. freight the
Dakota had only a fair uat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
MA YOR TO SPOIL
CAYTONS GRAFT

knew that secrecy vas necessary II
thu BIZ vas 10 10 passed through
the council ~ithoat storm ~ POP
aiar criticism When the btu was
first introduced IN the eauucii b.
nanagcd % smuEsle it through thHf
body without It's presence or uafmfe
being Detected. and hal IL referred
- the committee on claims. 81
hlch he ls member Having had
the btu referred 20 che committee
it was taken frum the committee
flies and kept out 81 sight Until
brought into The council for passage
No Asslar Taken.
The btu waa not aclea upon ir
an meeting of the committee tiuf
nett tlok 81 around % the members
~ the eammiiiee Individually 20
procure their signatures to a report
uasn .t Two members 81 the com
miftee signed Il. bar guanrllmen
Haul and keisq refused 81 20 -.
Councilman kslao went 80 Mayor
Moore % ASK him whefhef tie hsl
was q valid claim AGAINST ne cilt
and Mayor Moore informed hlm that
lt was not In addition to refusing
fo sign the report kelso voted
against its adoption h9 The council
~ did also Clnn ilman Hnri
Was Not legal.
4 rejected fhe bin hecauHo the
service claimed - have been per
fufmfd Naa not q legal publication
and therefore the charge Is not q
legal one and cannot he ieeHliErI.
said cts Engineer Thomson this
morning srhc charter provides for
the publication 81 the charter
amendments ia q daily paper. 40
their publication IN a seekl paper
l. not iee8l notice within the mean
lne OF tho council provision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

Season ticket to the races at The
Meadows,
Box az the Grand Opera House
Two seats az the Grand opera
House.
Two admissions 20 the Baseball
Park.
Two seats to the Third Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
AND MAKE UP
TRAINS ON RAILROAD Az. IN
DIRECT VIOLATION OF ALL
opDINANCEs-No PENALTY
rs ATTACHED TO PROVISION
FoRelooIae PRACTICE.

A most fragrant disregard Of the
ordinances Of the city Is daily be
ing shown by the railroad eompa-
mics operating on Railroad av
Switch engines are acurryluR mp
and down. ahuntlnE cars here ana
there. endanRerlng the lives Of pc
destrlans who are forced to cross
the network OF tracks. and ut times
cars blocks the streets for five 10
ton minutes Trains are made up,
long freight trains are hauled
through the Yards and the railroads
PAY not the slightest attention TO
tho fact that they are open % cen
sure for many lnfraetions Of the
clty's laws.
Forbidden by Ordinance.
There o. section IN ordinance
No 1866 which granted q franchise
~ The Seattle 8 Montana Railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

a pretty wedding was aolemulzed
last night ~ the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Ice 8 smith. 500 i2d st.. West
Fremont. when their daughter. iva.
wac married ~ Lawrence Luklna
Only relatives and few intimate
friends were present After a hon.
eFmO0n trip To Victoria. SIR and
Mrs. Luklns will make their home
Ia Ernnnnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
VETERAN EDITOR HERE.

Harvey W Scott. the veteran
newspaper man Of the Pacific Coast
and editor of the Portland ore.
CONAN. arrived IA the city this
morning and for The next two DAYS
viil rest at the Butler Hotel Mt
Scott ia simply visiting the city on
a vacation. securing n little recro.
alton after having passed through
tho recent political fight ware1 In
OrOrGu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
CYCLONES CUT
WIDE SWATHS

ST. PAUL. June 7-Cuttlng the
grass AZ though moved by a scytho
and leaving a clean awath 500 yards
wide tor 10 miles. cyclone started
at iindairom late yesterday after
noon. dolng great damage At North
Branch aud Wyoming. small towns
10 miles north Of here
fhe Engdahl residence. on Pine
laland, WINS destroyed. one member
Of the family being reported dead
aud the others injured The Mas
nuaHun family escaped by taking
refuge in the cellar
uabc stripped, Eut Alive.
The wife aud son of Henry Funk
were severely injured Mrs Funk
bad her ibmonth old baby IN her
arms when the storm came mp ana,
although she tried to Cilng TO a..
the child Waa blown sway
Later Il wAa found. some distance
AMY. but without q stitch Of cloth
ing ON a.
Heu i.esoo aud three men took
refuse under bridge crossing %
email stream The wind took The
structure ffom over their heads and
sucked nil the water out 81 the
creek leaving ua bed dr} The
men we're hurt. bat not fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
AURLS A LAMP
At HER SISTER
'seRY WOMAN BURNS TO
cEATH IN THROWING LIGHT
20 MISSILE DURING QUAR-
sEI--slsrER ALSO BURNED

:. VANCOUVER, -. G. June =.
= Alice Myers. Of Washington,
vas burned 70 death Yester
y n throwing a lighted lamp a.
sister Miss Clara Lavoie. dur.
y quarrel a. The home o. their
eI Miss Lavole is seriously
~ throwing he missile Mrs
s go sprinkied herself with &c.
=. - gu and although she Was
~ @iiously burned externally. she
-. $3.50 ne flames 20 such an "a.
sf...thai she died "a few hours
~ lsafa The clothes n her SIS
49, 80 caught fire. but the flames
quickly exiinguiahed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
PRIOR WINS MEDAL.

The diamond medal Of the Chi
eago Musical college. Of Chicago,
was awarded 10 VIII A. Prior, of
this city. al the close Of the exam
nations OF the school. Mrs. Z.
Prior left the city last evening to
Join her son In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
RumoR HAS " THAT MAYOR
HAS rHE RESIGNATION AND
THAT CHANGE WILL BE MADE
ON RETURN OF HEAD OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

That the resignation Of Chief
Cook. Of the fire department. is Ia
the hands OF Mayor Moore. and
has been for the past tVo or three
weeks. h a report that IN in elrcu-
lation in and about the city hall to-
day MAYOR Moore Is out Of the
eity aud could not be asked regard
ing f.. but from sources which ap-
pear TO be reliable the story has
bees confirmed By The Star.
Chief in San Francisco.
Chief Cook il in San Francisco
on sick leave granted him about
three weeks ago. aud Is expected 10
return home In a few days. IS soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

Theater.
Two box seats to the Star Thea
ter.
Now. for a last example;
GET IN A LlNGulSTiCAE
CHRoNoMETER CONTENTION,
DIRECTING ENVELOPE, CON-
TEST EDITOR, DAILY STAR" etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

A permanent order restraining
the Franklin & Hickman company
from using the label o. the Typo
graphical union has been handed
down by the superior court upon
complaint % William Eaton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

MARY Perry. who was arrested on
MaY 30 bY Special officer CLARK.
charged with being o fortune teller.
was formally arraiRued Ia ths police
court this morning charged with
gagranCY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
TOM PAYNE pILes' SECRETARY

WASHINGTON. June tom
Payne. Of Seattle. IL 10 be appoint
ed by Senator Piles as his private
secretary. 10 succeed Miles Taylor,
II this citY Payne VIII not come
81 Nnahlnrfnn until Deeemher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

The Amorial Fourlchon. the first
Of the French steamers. will sail
this afternoon for Mexican aud
South American ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

Of the Alaska Magazine. has secured
a position with the Pacific Monthly
and win spend the summer In
Alaska. writing descriptive matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

"a CROSSE. Wis. June 1T g.
Haifofheu was fatally hurt. four
other men we're seriously injured
and 3 dozen buildings were raEed
By q turnado near stoddafl last
night Damage WIS also dauc az
Leon and nflnAman
= bridge on the Chicago. bur
linAtah 4 Quincy railroad was
washed out b. the heavy rain. but
Burlington passenger train earn
iuR gao passengers Nua TAGGED IN
time - farmer 90 prevent u
ffiAAtfu loss ~ life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
eiscvs SUIT DISMISSED.

s.ss - suit BROUGHT b. the Peoples
r. - Bank against tho Norris a
a.. Clfcus Tor rental far the
e. :. ~ vas this morning dismissed
''s.'iks ~ fhe hi4infiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

Several hundred dollars worth OF
law books are expected b. arrive
aoun for use in the law school of the
university THIS shipment will al
most complete tho library, ahlp-
rnm ~ s1.5en worth Of books was
frrriVoa Last fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
v1AToN SUCCEEDS STROUD.

E. s. Yonton has been appointed
% meeocd j. 7. STROUD az agent OF
the Empire line, with offices In the
New York block.