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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09


homes, good homes, for them.
No matter how wild with fear OF a
crowd a dog may be Ii never shows
anything but love fer Mrs. Ryder as
she walks directly to it TO rescue it
from its enemies Even a dog driven
to extremes with the proverbial tin can
tied to it's tail will lie still that Mrs.
Ryder may remove the torment, and
this, too, after the dog has kept a
crowd at bay with its swapping.
Not day passes but eats and dogs,
sick or famed, are brought to her door;
hardly day. and. yes. night. that she
is not called upon to so to some sick
or injured animal.
Poor. badly cared for children also
claim her charity and attention.
Her fight is fought alone, yet she in
duees many to join in the work, but
they all, TO degree, depend upon her,
sho is so strong and sure in her ways.
Mrs. Ryder has in a way to contend
with what Bergh worked against in
his time, for she is working in virgin
soil and against ignorance very pro-
found AS a rule, the people are most
kind and willing. but they cannot un-
derstand what it is all about. why!
an animal cannot suffer paint The ami
NAL is mine; can kill it If I wishF
Yet through earnest. tireless work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
CONGRESS PREPARING TO SHOOT
CANNON INTO THE PRESIDENCY


chances seem 10 favor bis accepting
President Hnosatelt'H invitation to
ascend the supreme court beneh
The Illinois delegation In the
house a. naturally Hr Cannon 10 IA
mhn Illinois ID his state
The Indiana members Of the
house are In an embarrassing poz
atlon There IN scarcely "a man OF
them whose heart a. not with Can
non. but AS long as they are mem.
hers Of the Fairbanks machine they
feel that they cannot officially line
up thair state with Cannon not ma.
tll Fairbanks Hithdrawa There IN A
nomination II Interesting
"ruah." he Haya when the sub.
tect II mentioned IT'S all very
lovely and very pleasant aud very
I appreciate tho
kindly feeling among the boys
which makes them talk about A.
but look a. me do / look a. II
I was born yaaiefdty7 It's not to
be Not on this plane OF existence.
my friend. Not on this plane Of "a.
isience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02


Mann. OF Chicago. Martin Madden,
OF the same city. Jim Watson. oi
Indiana. Littauer, of Now York. and
a score Of others
The party lendera have been
much worried by the signs OF radi.
cniiam and revolt IN the political al.
moaphefe. aud the chances Of Bry
an. a Hearst or Bailey riding the
popular wave 30 power has set ttem
Reurrying for some man close 90
the people"
Thoy say Root will not do Fair
banks II out Of the question Even
Taft IL now doubtful. and the
movement ON foot 20 bring about
this result
The Ohio members of the house
DO not feel AZ liberty 10 declare for
Cannon AZ this time. The obstacle
Is Senator Foraker The latter IL
llhewiae = candidate. and bis junior
colleague. Senator Charles Dick. II
already out Ia an interview an.
bouncing tho Foraker candidacy.
Uncle Joe Cann0u'H own attitude
on the auhiee, OF tho presidential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

booty while the Hfe department was
playing water on the flames from
the outside
w. n Merwin. proprietor Of the
place. has reported the loss u SONS
clothing. n grip aud an alarm clock
Get Big Booty.
The apartments ~ II. 8. OMEN
were thoroughly looted for III sum
ming up his losses he states that
among The missing articles D. a
iady'n gold watch. an oyere0at a
gold locket. gold loeket in the
shape ~ an eagles head. a new suit
Of clothing aud three pair ~ shoes.
The fire 10 the building itself. as
reported yesterday involved . loss
Of 1900 IN the excitement al Of the
occupants left the premises aud II
II the opinion of the police that the
burglar entered from an alley door.
proceeded 10 take whatever be could
lay hia hands on and made off with
IL in the excitement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
EARL|NG IS IN
CONFERENCE

A , EarllnE preslasut q the chi
raEc. Milwaukee & 81 Paul railway.
arrived iu Seattle early THE morning
aud han been iu close conference
uish the roads counsel mafnhsrs u
The engineering force. President
Williams and the local attorney. y
e Hughes. regarding railroad mat
tefa embraced iu the seattle extern
slen
lie very thoroughly looked over
the plans for th- iocai Improve
useuia. especially those On the east
waterway. n Is announced that
leeai naattcrn af~ solely "a the hands
81 President Williams and. AZ stated
iH another cnlamu. leoai construction
viii commence as soon a. the fran
1hiss has beer signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
REFUGEES ARE
ALL AT WORK

returm 20 Hsu f'ranrisco. the fFtEht
Shieh thsY received iu the calamity
having Ia mauY cases swept awat
their desire or even willingness "a
i've 81 that city sesffie Vas 81
irsmeiy fortunate IN hasing lisnfY
Il employment uusu - ali af the
refugees &c this csuditian ruablcf us
70 ggpu practically an ef thssn EN-
uleymeflt almost Immediately upen
their arrival Ffon M Applications
ws have on hard fof naf~0ns - da
various kinds ~ wafk I feel that rs
eassid hare found plsrsa foT Il least
a0e unfs nttheut sHftoua difft-
entity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
RATES OUT FOR
CONVENTIONS

Rates for tho various conventions
20 be held In Seattle and state at
large during the next three months
we're issued from the assistant gen
cfHl passenger agents office Of the
Great Northern this afternoon. The
ShrinerH' rates for tho convention
az Los Angeles. which convention
was to have been held May Z 10 10,
have been Cancelled. owing To post.
ponemont
The following are the various
conventions aud rates.
Northwestern Bible conference nt
Bruton. Vazhon Island. July 2t-7i.
one aud third rate for the round
trip from points In Washington.
Idaho aud Montana.
/ O o y grand lodge session In
Seattle. June a. one aud a third
rate from points In Washington.
Seattle Bankers association at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
BOAT RACES ON
JUNIOR DAY

Friday. Junior Day at the stats
university. whi be the occasion af
the emily beat races Of the season.
unless a race with the partinaa
Ra~fns ciuh ts arranged later Since
tA~ san Ffansissa earthquake the
races Nffh stamford ard nsrkeieY
haes BEEN called OF and the annual
interelsmn eelchFation wlil be The
eniy she'll racing tas eaiisgtsns ulii
ruinrs
Friday win also hs tie oceasian Of
an lutsf-sias. baseball game and an
fsfteF-elass track meet. NJ funiofn
ard freshmen com p~tiAg with the
seniors ana sorhom0rss sottar good
sport 10 anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Tacoma. June ~ =. QUE and a third
rate from points IN Washington
Washington state Grange. at
Spokane. June 81. one and a third
rate from points ia Washington
Grand lodge. X 81 g. in Seattle.
MAY io.i7. oue and third rate from
points IN Washington
State MrditN society. ~ neiling
ham. May zt2s. one and third
rate from points tn Washington.
Idaho aud British Columbia
Lutheran conference At Everett.
MAJ gis7. ono aud a third rate
from polntA IN Washington and Brit
tai Columbia
seventh bay AdYentlsts. At Puy.
aiiup. MAY tD2o. one aud third
rate from points in Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Eeies team as he chooses. and Il
may be placed IN Vancouver
Butte and Spokane.
The Butte and Spokane teams
will be strengthened from Oakland
and San Francisco
As for Seattle aud Portland. they
viii patch up the weak spots from
the diabandcd teams
The new league will open ia two
weeks. The present Northwest
league towns are ready TO back IL
enthusiastically. and every fan Ia
Seattle. after three years OF wait
ing. will rejoice "a the revival Of tho
sensible circuit for the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

CHIEF DELANEY
LAID TO REST

man. Swan lladeen aud Jack Klae
The suArd ~ honor included SerEt
frcr aud Fatroimen wickman, Hol.
land. Humea and nunneli
The escort from the police depart.
ment which accompanied the re
mains to the grave Included sargt.
Peor and patruimen Hedges. Carrie
ton. c. o. Carr. Ben Thompson.
Peterson. Futhera. Tom Ryan. J.
hnrkman, Damn. Dolphin. A. II
hcnt. Ellie. Maaoa. t.e Count. Pot,
Ter and Nustrdt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
cossgLL ~ SEATTLE.

- cannsll who is n charse u
f.feaiteng nnaasveit's guard - tbs
white Houas. arrived from wash.
inEtun. - g. last BlEht snd regis
tsFsd Al ihs nutisr hotel MI Con-
nell secured the information which
resulted In tha arrest - Gsnrse
Edward Adams. the assay office EN-.
heFsisf Nj Cannru wtli give he
testimony before TIE sfand iufY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
POWER 7 Y
AT ZION

CHICAGO. May 2-Prophst
Dnula b. aEaln reported 10 - dyinE
Durlug the nixhf bis vtfn attempted
60 enter hia rgtam In shiloh houNs
shsi waM refused aamitsanc~ and
sfnaisd a scene
Later hia followers denied that
hls Illness would be fatal. but de.
rilnel a. specify hia cundition
The residents 81 Zion CITY arc
said to he IN an almost destitute
condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
CAUGHT IN
A TORNADO

DALLAS Texas May Five
children. an badly injured. are Inn
pfiaoned in the ruins 90 tho Calhoun
house. according to telephone mes
sage received early this morning
from Mckinney. Their home. a.
well - the farm houses Of James
George and Mr. Chatworth. we're do
sfrayed 90 tornado and eioudhurst
which struck the northern part OF
Collins county. doing terrible dam
axe.
The country r. flooded and all
wires are down. and no further par
tirulars have been received since the
single message came.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
WILL PAY MISS SMITH.

The eiaims COMMITTEES - the city
council this morning agreed 70 re-
nnft fnvoFahiy an an ordinance
drawn BY far legal department. e
ne city apuFopFtaffnE tseo est Of
fhe iudErnens fanA fuF the rufpaas
af rruun~Fnainm rsanls Smtfh for
personal injuries ciatmsa % have
BEEN suffered as a result Of the
eafsisssn.ss ~ ths city. sfiss smith
asl-a the city far tsaee and the sat-
tfem~mt u a cufapfnmtse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Letters IN the Ideal Woman con.
test must not DO morc than fny
words IN length
Among those received this morn.
inE several weru n greater length
than fitty words. and the Ideal Wu.
man editor Vas compelled 90 throu
them out
II IL desired also that the writer's
Aign their sull name aud address 10
their letters II it u desired that
the name should not BE- ased. a tic
tiiious name may be Eiveu for par
poses ~ publication
The contcat viii reuialu open ia
several days set and between now
aud the close the nature ~ the
pFisea 20 BE- awarded Will be an,
nouucrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
DROVE MIRO DITCH.

Edward Thomson has sued ihA
city Tor ts.ee0 Tor driving into q
ditch In street which be aaYa wgs
bat 200 feet from the home 81
street Superintendent Walters The
place Is on fgd av north Thomson
claims 70 have been seriously In
lu.uI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

The Great Northern railroad wiil
MAJ 20 make complete revision
% tia train schedule both on the St
Paul Seattle route. and this cosst
line to Vancouver. u & Besides the
train schedules mes train viii -
put ON between Seattle aud spos
kane Tds announcement Was
made this afternoon from the a.
stnfant general passenger agents
office
The Oriental train which nov
leaves Seattle al p m viii leave
daily at 30 a IN The Oriental
viii arrive at ] 20 ? m The run.
ming time wlll be cut down ? hours
aud 10 minutes.
Vancouver Limited chanas.
Tho Vancouver limited. which has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
mAaiEeaEs AT JUNEAU.

The German ship MaF1schsn.
= hieh wa. reported az Heated ~ TIE
cottage city. arrived AZ Juneau
from Fsfnfsf uaN this morning in
tow q the salvage steamer salvos
The AaigoF Wlii Immediately tow
her 20 Ksuuilusii. where she vill be
placed on TIE ifYHack Cor sxtsusive
repairs 60 her butt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
SUSPECT
AMERICA

LONDON. Mar "A grave IA.
val scandal has Developed over the
mo aferioua disappearance % the
plans ~ the new batsieshlp Dread
nauxhl. launched a short time aE1
II IL believed that Il vas sold
10 a foreign power b. navy depart.
ment officials. and returned 10 tho
admiralty through the mail after
months Of absence
,aasnirtun e directed toward
America on accaunt q the Intention
there 10 build a counterpart OF the
DrcadnauKht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
ALASKA POSTAL CARDS.

The Northwestern Steamship COM
rauy has come out with the first Of
the Alaskan souvenirs for the tour
lists as sell ~ for Seattle residents
This morning they placed eight ar
ferent sets 81 picture postal cards
ia the office for free distribution.
The pictures are scenes Of famous
Nome operations and places u In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

tf7aaoa since March %. when they
we're frat offered
This form - Investment - becom-
ing very popular because u gives the
Investor 81 sruaIt meaus an oppof-
fuuitY 81 acquiring an interest IN
some ef the best business property
IN the city apon terms u equality
Egfh the investor ~ large sums.
Persons w-h money 20 invest ia
Seattle property uili 90 veil n con-
suit with the officers of the Trusiss
Company 1T TOT second avsnus sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

While the roof Of the lodging
house al iiii Firm av. was burning
at 8 30 o'clock on Monday evening
thieves went through the portion ~
the structure occupied BY the Hotel
MerWiu and several Of the roomera
report articles missing.
Took Advantage ~ Fire.
The police regard this burglary
~ the cleYereat piece ~ work which
has ever been reported iu this city
There IL no cisw % the identity ~
the ncrvy thief. who boldly looted
the rooms and walked Off with, his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
co.'s TO pEsirEsriAaY.

Judge iaafurd this morning. 70
sentenced q SAitn. a japanese. q
a year lu the peHltsutisFY 81 Nc.
NelIa island on a conviction fof
having brought a japanese gifi
lnto the United states FOR Immoral
purposes. saito uas tried and cua
vIctad last January and sentenced
AZ that time. but appealed 70 the
circuit court nf appeals. where bis
appeal was dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
BENEFIT FoR ACTORS.

a monster benefit performance
for the theatrical people Of Calf
fornia II being planned by Gold.
smith = Fisher. 81 the Northwest
vaudeville circuit. In this city. The
theatrical people are practically doa
titute. and need costumes and stage
paraphernhlia before they can Sc
cure engagements The date % the
local benefit will be settled IN day
or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

The Ideal Woman ia the Que Who
wtii share With her husband Ia the
battle q life AnA scatter her -
fectionM. kinhneam aud sympathy.
hosevrr the cifcuu stances mar
turn up. Yes. one who will pratt
the word home inside her heart
and smile when adversely comes
DENNY 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Tacoma 10 Anxious.

George Shredder. Of Tacoma. viii
be ~ the meeting prepared 20 take
the franchise for that city lie will
set the old Tacoma players now at
Frisco. Dorsey and Merritt 81 spo-
kane will be represented. and vii
represent Mciniyrc's Butte team.
Jim ARncw has Morley's consent
20 dispose OF the present Los An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
ny ailson Gardner.

Washington April 2s-A eaure
enough movement Il GU Ia con
gross To make Joseph @. Cannon. OF
Illinois. the next republican eandi
date Tor president OF tho United
States
What viii amount "a formal
launching ~ the Cannon boom will
occur ON May :. when hts frianda Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

II NJ. Teei has started an action
tn the superior court - recover
g. 800 which he ioat gambling NJ
GEORGETOWN before the games wrre
eloaed George Liable and Dave
Argyle are made defendants Tecl
hopes 70 recover under the state
law that allows tho recovery Of
money last In gambling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
The Big Birthday Party for the Speaker on May
! to Be a Hot Candidacy Launching
funCtlOn--- HustIing Young Men of the House
Back OF It---SOme Other Painful Booms---
Speaker Cannon Says 'Tushv' About It.

tina house OF representatives will
give a big birthday party" In hon
or OF Uncle Joe'a 10th anniversary
Uncle Joe for president A man
Ia ~ Young as he feels "
That viii be the theme OF tho din
ner
The committee on arrangements
IL headed by James A. Tawnsy. u
Minnesota. and includes the young
men Of the house. like James Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
EVE SAILS TODAY.

Schooner Evie. recently purchased
b. the local firm Of Fisher Bros.
will get away for Nome late this
afternoon with D fuli load 81 general
merchandise. The Evle vii be used
this season in trading between the
different northern sea coast camps
OF Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
BIG PLACER DISCOVERY

The slate Greek Cold Mining
Company h now taking out placer
Eaid from its property IN Eastern
whateom county. This viii surely
be q dividend payer. Cold exhibit
and stock for aale at az Boston
block. Frank Wrestling. secretary.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Among the letters received thla
marnlnk Wofe the following
My Ideal Woman must be- nnat
and respectful Let her eyes and
her hair be any old color. fof aa
long aa her heart T. Ia ths ftsht
place q does not depend upon she
complexion OF figure II a woman.
IN she wtli mako a good and true
wifs Blondes and hruneffs arc
essY 20 find. bat { am waiting TO
find my Ideal woman-a good. true.
honest heipmats
W J McSEEt.EY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
ACTIVITY IN BUSINESS
PROPERTY INVESTMENTS
osos SOLD on DOWNTOWN REALTY ADVANCE RAPIDLY N
uLuE-sMALL INVESTORS INTERESTED As WELL AS
LARGE oAEs-oHE COMPANY SELLS tif4ooo OF ONE ISSUE
SINCE MARCH 20

~ Ifrrfs. Company e. transact.
exceptionally active business in
. ne best buaiuess property
- fi'Y. sems Of their bonds IT,
- lss- shsa eighteen months $50
yispelises 50. ! and Na. e have
-. said - an advance % % per
- = n FORMER ard 20 per cent
49, alter within ths last 10 days.
- - having paid dividends ~ tho
= Tia per cent on property
ne ISLES have amounted 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
KUHN PLEADS GUILTY.

George NJ Kuhn. formerly post.
master OF West Seattle. entered a
plea OF guilty I'm Judge landlord 3
court yesterday 90 the charge OF
smbexnlinR s2.03s from the office
in June. 1905. and waA sentenced
20 serve six months In the King
county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

nSloNlnx nleht's spree. John
go, 4 iAhorr. walked out pf a
ss.seu frOm The second stoff ~
n. Alaska hogel. ca lst Az : At an
~, hauf this morning aud Is ltiuE
~. Nayslde hospital IN a serious
Lewis hts companion On the
..s.ark VIE vas sleepinE In the
s,rs rearn. vas taken to hcadguar.
49,. b rstFelmcn Hadeen and Toe
80 IN h. held In case any official
s-ssssEzstion Is made necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

An Ideal Woman should be 4
devoted mother aud loving wife
her greatest enjoyment In It's
should be- to have all within her
home love her Ia the most trying
times she should be the most cheer
ful. and try TO enable her ohildren
end husband TO see the beauty If
home. sweet home when all seems
dark and cloudy
"eHARi.Es STEVENS
~is0fM Foarth Ave. city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
BRINGS MUCH GOLD.

The Cottage city brought south
last ulRbt ths largest sold shipment
from Alaska this season. Furaer
1enes had tfsi.oea On sold from The
ar1Dua Trsadwe4l mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
NOTHING DOING var.

NEW YORK. Ma 81, Nhs
learned In banking circles here thiA
afternoon that nothing ~ a definite
aAfuro has got come 80 light Ia re-
gard 60 the reported purpose so
organize 100000 ayndieatc for
che reconstruction Of San Francis.
co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
WALKS OUT
OF WINDOW

..,u AuRLEY 1oGs on A
.ssFr WHICH LEADS TO
.,oss,rAl-ls FOUND IN A
wlnnlEp HEAP ON SIDE
wAlk, WHERE tie rat
saon SECOND FLOOR or
HOTEL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
WILL FRAME
NEW LEAGUE
mAoRATEs WILL MEET MERE
TOMORROW TO olsBAHo THE
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE AND
START THE SEASON ANEW.

Tomorrow will see the first meet.
Ink Of the men who are 10 form the
noW Northwest League W ~.
Lucas. president Of the Northwest
league. II IN the city. prepared 10
talk business Jim Agnew. the 10.
cal magnaie. carries the proxies Of
Mcerccdlc 81 Portland and Morley
OF Los Angeles Parke Wilson will
vote for Frisco and Oakland
Mike Fisher Is down aud out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Ms Ideal Woman. nobly nlannea
To warn. 90 comfort and com
mand.
And got a spirit. attn aud bright.
With something of au ange
light.
ROBERT 4. JUAnEs.
1914 THIRD Ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Lewis aud Hurley had been drink
ms aud did not SO Ia their roam
urtil after o'clock this morning
AZ 30 O'Clock the pstrolmen fonnI
Hurley WINS Ia heap on the slone
sidewalk tie vas unconscious. and
as quickly a. possible he Was ne.
moved 10 the hospital for medical
attention The extent Of his in
iuries cannot be determined al this
time
Every thing poluts 10 the fact that
Hurley must have left the he'd and
walked out through the hall aud
open window while asleep. lie vas
dressed only In hla uadsrcloghea.
Lewis Was Asleep.
Lewis did not know ANYTHING
about the accident 60 his campan.
Ton until the policemen went 20 the
room and awakened him. At first
he denicd having partner. huf
afterwards stated that he and the
injured man had been STAYING TO.
getheF for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
a. sHeaIFF LosEs AoRsG.

William Curcoran. 81 sheriff NJ
fhla county. living az oRrisu. has
reported 10 Sheriff smith the steal.
ing Of a horse from his place last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

over one hundred men are throw
ing dirt on the Seattle Boston rail-
road grade ana the force II to be
doubled - soon a. second camp
can b. established The block Of
stock 20 be sold a. 70 cents VII be
cleaned out BY tbs 18TH. when the
price goes 10 par-tt9S per share.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
EIoArEeN MaN LAIo our.

JERSEY CITY. " J.. May a
carbon monoxide gas laid cut 10
workmsn IN the New Jersey railroad
tunnel this morning. but there we're
no fatalities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
G.. N. TO REVISE
TRAIN SCHEDULE

been leaving et ls20 D N. will aft.
o. MAY 20 leave at t36 . m This
will give ths Portland Northern
Pacific a. 20 train connection here.
and make a new fast schedule be.
tween Portland and Vancouver.
Just As soon as the cars are In rea.
dlhuna to leave the shops diners
Nill DO placed on this train instead
of the buffet diuingear nov 10
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
mecARoLU IS EDITOR.

Joseph MeCartie was toiay ehoa
en- editor ~ 'Ths Pacific Wave.
the official paper Of tbs university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

last SERVICES ARE HELLO
ovts rag REMAINS OF rsE
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