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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
PULLED OUT OF
The BAY

A man giving tho name Of Wi.
liam Thompson and who 10 about
IS years af aKr. waa saved fr1n a
vaisry grave b. quick action on the
part OF Nixht Wstehman Ware. u
the Seattle Lumbrr rumpanY'a
plant. at an early hour last even.
ina
Ware koss ca duty At 8 o'eiosk.
and he had been al work only a
abort Tins when he noticed a man
Who waH ssidsnlly drunk Waudef.
luE awkwardly alonE the edge OF
the wharf snddsaiy the man stun
alsd and fell over into the hay.
The nlaht wRsehnian quickly ran
to tho eige of the pier and suceeesi.
ed IN getting a rop. 60 the helpless
man and. with the assistance III
several others attracted 10 the scene.
pulled him ont
When rescued tho man whs about
half drowned. huf he vas rushed
Into the warm engine rooEa and par,
tally bruuEhf around lie was thrn
carried to the WayAids hospital In
the ambulance. shsfo be wa4 r..
ported as doing ~xralinntiy this
morning Ito gave his nsnaw "a
William Thompson but refused "a
diyuigs any other Information abou,
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
KRANT COMES
HOME TONIGHT
SEATTLE FIGHTER WILL AT
ONCE BEGIN WORK ron HIS
MATca WITH BOBBY tuHDY
cams AND TURNER TO
MEET IN MAY.

Harry krant il due 10 arrive In
Seattle tonight from stockton. Cal.
fresh from long string n Victories
aud bat one defeat Ia the rpped
arena. Harry Will be accompanied
b. HIS nhifty little trainer. Hufe
Turner. who IN matched To mix ~
with Joe Cans some time la May.
AZ soon as Harry arrives he will
commence 10 train for his bout with
Bobby i.undy Mt Pleasant Beach
April 10.
Lundy Will leavs San Francisco
April 8. Local fight fans assert that
the go bet tween Harry and Bobby
will be about the awifteat spectacle
IN swaidam seen In Seattle for many
seaaons The amphitheater ~ the
beach has practically been complei-
81 and Manager DALEY states that
everything Will be ia readiness for
the biz event. lie has a number 81
clever youngsters who will furnish
good prelimlnariea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
AGED PIONEER
PASSES AWAY

Death has claimed another pho.
neef ~ seattle William Merden.
bauer a resident In thls city Tor ~
Yearu. expired az the family real.
donro. 81 \ broadway. shortly be-
fufe : o'clock last night. lie vas
almost "a years Of aEe. and leaves
considerable valuable property.
The arrangements fnr the funeral
have not been completed Nr
Mes donhaner n survived BY widow
and slN children lilo was a member
Of the , and A 81. A. O. L. w.
and I O q y.
William MeYdehhaunr was horn
In Prussia and came tn Iioston In
1850 four years later he came 10
the Pacific coast. via thu Nicaragua
route After an eyontfui career In
California. he reached thls CITY in
iNsS where he conducted bakery
business fof several years. Daring
his early life IN seattle Mr. MeYden.
haurr took up donation claim on
the east side OF Lake Washington.
On what is now known a. Mcyden.
bauer baY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
STAR NEWSBOYS
TO HAVE TREAT
FINE PROGRAM HAS BEEN ARRANGED BY THE
STAR THEATER FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
WHEN THE YOUNGSTERS WILL ATTEND IN A
BODY

the aEsmsat ~ ite Star the.
alter viii give n special matinee sa
Saturday aftvraoaa next TO The star
nepsboys and carriers NsYsFy uswn-
boz Ia ths caty 10 invites 20 attend
ths performances.
several tlfnsn m the past the Suis
utsu a CenstdinF mana cement has
entertained ths uaYa q The star
aud thn yauuK Newspaper merchants
have come @ iauk ahead 60 . ataf
thsatsr matinee a. tnsY 40 each
year 60 the f'oufth - IuiY
far nest Saturdays special mat
Iuse the boys VIII assrfabls al Tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
DOCTOR" TO
FACE JUDGE
j. J. okEEFE, CANCER oooToR" WILL PROSECUTED FOR
PRAcrlcIno WITHOUT ACCOMMODATIONS CHARGES MAY
FoLLow-PoLeE TO START CRUSADE

With the Ming Of a charge 81
prHeticing medicine without a
license against Prof" J. j. O'Keefe
this Afternoon, the prosecuting at
tofney'H office aud the city defec.
tiYes iuaugurated campaign
against some doctors that Will
be the most extensive affair Of the
Kind ever carried on In Seattle
% Keefe II charged only with prac
tieing without a license. but he wlil
be- further charged with msnslaugh-
ter II evidence of bis responsibility
Tor the death or " - Pomeroy last
February can b. gathered
0ksefe treated romeroY by what
he called his patent cancer method
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

- h.,,l a new cemetery lto
-. IN sSteut. between seattle aud
s,s,ma on the prcposel new inter
,.s,n a company has already been
49, and it Includes several
..,snsns seattle people Harry
!...,ssa n he nouney Watson Go
Na 49,. AZ these and while he o..
i .iioulge the exact lotailon
va ~ ~. rea,uasesi site he admitted Go
s -, feputef thai such a company
Ian lnrmua with che Intention
Nsxlas = cemetery prepared De-.
ne iakeYleW bufying Eraano
On New in,srsrhan
-. nian nov under Nay and to
s,s,Aer Which the company has been
800 4 % establish a cemetery
- eremaiofium on the new inter
s,e.n cal nae. which can be used
80 hx Seattle AMI Taaoma under
- and 10 which funeral trains
-. u ,perated from both eltles
N, watson said TO-DAY that the
s,.ns faf the nso % the proposed
~ss.sx hy Tacoma undcrtakcrs
- aes complete. hut that % would
!, .resared anyway for Seattle
Greuna Secured
ne $50 acres % srunnd has al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

and after paying The 'profess0r"
$3.50. Pomsroy died These facts are
known 10 Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
neY NandeYere. who with Detective
Lane. has been most active In tho
crusade
OKeefe came 20 this city ia jan
uarY from 81 Paul lie advertised
az a cancer doctor. and secured w.
- PomeroY. N 22i7 18Th az W.. a.
n patient
Two weeks later Pomer0Y died.
after undergoing what his relatives
say vas a very painful treatment.
O'Keefe has been living and operat-
Ing AZ 1913 9Th ay. although be first
took offices In the Vsndome hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Across the great divide the SOULS
81 the doku have ficd. only little
puppies they we're. buried With
uilsht ceremony under the dark -
the moon. but cut there IN the Yafa
of a Rainier Heights resident there
are eight little mounds. and beneath
the sod the infant dogs are zisaplne
their last long rest
The busting current u life haiAs
little that does not appeal - the
poetic. but In the hurry and busHF
sssafti~'n executives have not faaae
time to pian . dnm cemetery Heulf
these rlKbt ittie mounds IN nelskf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
At
HEADQUARTERS
CAPTAIN WARD WILL SPEND
TWO HOURS A DAY LOOKING
INTO SALOON LICENSES
GRANGE IN SHIFT.

Police Captain irviux T Ward
has BEEN appointed by Mayor Moore
10 Investigate saloon licenses pend
ina the passage Of all ordinances
granllnE liquor permifa This
brings about a change 10 shifts Al
headquarters Captain willard Is
nos acting chief. pending chief he
ianey's Illness. and Captain sullivan
viii report Tor eutY AZ O'Clock IN
the morning instead % { o'clock
During those two hours his patrol
will be In charge 81 sergeant
Captain Ward will spend two
hours each day in Investigating
license applications. and Captain
Sullivan - to remain on duty AZ the
station until O'Clock. while Cap
tain Ward is outside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
LABOR WILL
TAKE ACTION
re SOLUTIONS WILL &c PRE-.
sENrEp AT CENTRAL coUh.
Gil TONIGHT pENoukcIao
EMPLOYMENT or JAPANESE
~ MILLS AND ON FARMS.

Organized labor sill take a deter
mined stand against the influx OF
cheap Oriental Labor tonight Sec
Rotary Akera u the Central Labor
Council aad chairman - The com
mittse appointed TO investigate
danger 70 labor interests. oeoaHionsd
BY the employment Of japanese.
stated today that resolutions wiil be
presented - the Central council to-
nlkht coadsmnluE the importation
oi cheap labor
Mills and farms OF Washington
are rapidly employing japanese al
wages which white lRhoFera cannot
afford % accept and Secretary Akers
states that II some means are not
taken 20 prevent the immigration
0f japanese much harm 10 organized
labor IL bound 20 result Copies 81
The resolutions Niil be forwarded 20
Governor Mead aud the congress
sinnai delegation az Washington
- &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
PENNSYLVANIA
Is HEARD FROM

Steamer Pennsylvania recently
purchased ia ths east ~ the Norfh
western Sfeamstip company, ar
rived 81 san ffanrisco thfs rrarn-
iaE from her trip around ths Horn.
Captain J. y Hlain in a telegram
&c this city stated that exceptionally
god tire vas made and an haHas
on board wsrs we'll The steamer
win remain AZ Esn Franetsea say
sFHl DAYS atschaFEiuE freight. ana
wAl then leave Tor Seattle
John Nnsens. president ~ the
steamship company. % IN Nan Fsan.
cisco. and in sire % aF Tren-
holnte. secretary % ths company in
Seattle. expressed Ereat zatisfac-
lieu wish ths new addition "a the
Meme fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
BIKE" THIEF'S
SEASON Open

The approach Of warm weather Ia
hethldcd again. an usual hy the
presence ~ the bike thief. aud
from nov ON, II you own a wheel.
fon had better carry a little lock
atoms With you OF put your bicycle
whore you know absolutely that Il
Is safe from the deprodationa Of tho
industrious individual
some narvy .hief made away wlth
a wheel which had been left for a
few moments standing in front of
Aronson's iiQuaf store. In the down
town business district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

bets yard and the rvpaft a police
lsea iquafters from Mrs Nellie A.
Hell. ~ tas ssnh nv y. that the
law has been Violated nud request -
ing that the authoritie. Investigate
asntimeut has no place in Law. 80
u may be that These mounds sacred
% the memory Of nearly a dozen g.
weeh -oid purus will be- rndciy dis
tufbad- Sentiment - at discount
iu the enforcement - Hu ordinance.
and this ia only the tale - eight
puppy doKgics Who might have
ersn but wrre not over their
ktaFea the dandelinnn nos wave ia
a silent requiem FOR the departed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
CENTENNIAL.
WRECKED?

SAN FRANCISCO. April Whist
appears 10 be evidences ~ the
wreck % the overdue steamer Gem
tenniai was sighted a. sea By tbs
steamer Psnusy lvaHis. arriving At
this port today from the Philippines.
Ten days ago the Pennsylvania
came upon spar partly submerged
and several pisces of deck plank
Ing The Centennial IL now out 20
days from Mororan being long over
due. with reinaurance at 20 per
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Z 10 not think that tAkeyiew
cemetery will ever be moved. said
Nu Watson In speaking 81 the new
proposition. but g will be- fllcd up
m the course Of short time. aud
then a new burylng rr0und must b.
prepared u Is Ia anticipation OF
this that the new company has hecn
formed Many Of the largest cities
in the country have cemeteries In
their midst. and IA San francisco
an effort 60 move a cemetery was
contested Ia the courts. aud the city
Vas denlad the right 10 move q.
Every lot IN lAkevirw eemeterY Ia
held entirely hy its owner. aud pro
eecdinEa TO move the cemetery
would Involve hundreds % lawsuits.
The proposed cemetery Nill be con
dactrd on the perpetual care plan.
making 4 the equal ia beauty aud
sanitation OF any in the country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
WORE MASKS
As A JOKE

A startling report filed at police
headquarters today 10 the effect
that two ma skcd men had tried to
hold % q Jnfnrs ~ eabiecar ~ n 30
o'clock last night proves upon in
festiNation. ta be canard.
The masked men happened 10 Be
a couple 81 young men eha we're re-
turning home from a maaque ball.
These facts we're asccftaiued after
an Investigation made ~ supeftn- :
ienaeui kempnter. o. the seattle
Electric company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Star nffice. 1903 Seventh av- sharp
~ AZ q. and. headed b. Prof
Miners star Carriers bard. wiil "a
rsae e. the fhaatar. where they sill
ueeupY the balcony
The boys Ntli Sc one II the beat
ptpsfams At the Star Tor n1ns time
Giafinnr and her nadium Girls
Downs tbs King 81 kpina. Crouch
a 10, haris Morton a Fairnsld
la HoweH and the tlsleyn. ths
latter claiming % be the greatest
funt arruhats in ths wofid world
n - performance that promises 10
dfau much applause ffon the bal.
rumY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
FIRE BOAT WORKS

Flreboat 5nOqualmie was out on
the bay late yesterday afternoon for
spin and Chief Cook pronounced
her IN fine working trim A short
run Was taken out into the bay
then TO the Standard OIL docks.
where Oh was placed aboard for her
new burners Today steam IL up
and The fireboat Is now practically
In commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
H0GGATT DUE SOON

Gov " H. IoKEatt. uf Alaska
leaves Washington. u. G. today for
the Pacific coast and sill arrive
within the next 10 or Il days lilo
will visit several eastern cities on
hlH way "a Seattle expecting 70 ar
rive here IN time 90 cennert wifh
a steamer sailing Tor sitka. where
be can take over the rrlna of EnY-
eminent - MAY i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
SUBSISTED ON
HUMAN FLESH

LENS. France. April i-one more
survivor II the Courrler'a mine dis
AFTER waa taken from the working
this morning. barely alive aud
scarcely able 90 vaih Ills name lH
Berthou lie said the members Of
the party With him died. one By
one. after having eaten the oorpses
% two apprentices boys found In the
mlns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
WANT FREE WATER

Three applications for free wafer
Ter from the ritY wator system are
nov pending before the fire and
water committee under the recently
adopted charter amendment au-
thorizlnE she city TO supply water
free 20 Institutions supported In
whole or In part BY charity They
are from the Ryiher Children =
home AZ 1862 Denny way. the House
r. ths Good Shepherd and the Young
Women Christian association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
PLAN ne w
GENIE Terry
essplE PROPOSE BURIAL GROUND BETWEEN THIS
cry AND TACOMA TO "a usso sT RESIDENTS OF sorH
.,r,ss-aeouNn HAS BggN SECURED

ready been secured aud work ia
plotting If will be begun In the near
future. Al least 90 aerea will be
cleared. sruhhed aud plated before
the cemetery IL opened. and In all
probability the errmatory will also
be constructed The expense Of the
preparation % the ground will be
stoO 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
NEW CITY HALL
NOT SO SIMPLE
e.terioNs AND SUGGESTIONS ALREADY MADE. INDICATE
raAr TIE PROPOSITION WILL Sc ONE OF COMPLEX FIN.
.sc,fRise suFoRE IT is CARRIED rHRouoH

rsne,slman ellis resolution. intro
49, q ths eaaneii Monday utsht
s,cvss.ax fos the construction 81 a
=. ~ hall aus % The proeesais
,~vlvsa a. TIE sale 81 the city
..bs-- sl,s n he Milwaukee rail-
80 - moagh. promises "a stir
sssrsxofous scramble amone eonn-
r,xea ana hsads % departments
va ~ nauasr IN which The money
al = speaf and the purposes TO
vkseA il AAail - devoted
Wanta otAsr sitsG
csalrman crlchion of the finance
rounlstss lnasslx that the FIRST
nsx e b. done Is % provide for
ess a. more sites Tor uew stables.
sw~smms aaA Workshops fur the
r-<t anA other departments. aud a
sxrs sas made IN that direction
~ Aga vita the latreduction Of
a esslnanrs providing Cor the ap-
Euprtssiau u 80 9ea sor uakins
a. ssxt gaymeat on 4 eliy stables
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

L IL proposed that a block for a
site 10 secured IN the vicinity OF
the south cad Of Lake unlan and a
sseond one some where between
Fremont and Green Lake. These
sites and tho necessary buildings.
Il permanent haitdinEs hs crested.
viii cost scmeshing over $500 0o0.
Increase the PsyrelL
Out Of the money received for the
property sold the Mllwaekc~ II wili
as necessary 90 make provision for
the increase In the payroll 0f he
elty caused by the general increase
IN salaries voted last mangh. an tn
crease which T. estimated AZ ttt. p
90 a year. Of which 81 coo a year
il 60 come out OF the general fund
u vii he necessary IN the near
future 20 pnrchazs a site Dor a new
fire station Ia taks the place % tho
cue at the corner ~ Third Ayvnue
and pine street. the site ~ which
has recently been sold Hut Tor thia
purpose there IL available the as
60 received for the old slis To this
sill have 70 BE- added another 81. r
80 90 IS go az least u permanent
huissiinE Ia erected a. Il ~ autics-
patsd all BE- done
Street Car Appropriated.
In addition "a these expenditures
ths mayer has proposed that the city
eouHcli appropriate 81. 90 or uhat-
ever 10 necessary from the general
fund 20 eunstruef street car tracks
on second avrnus Horth % Pike st..
and ON the uau portlun u West
AXE boulevard BY the time these
necessities are mes there ~ifl be NJ
tie or uans OF the t1ft n01 received
from the Mfiwankee. left 70 build a
city hall wfth.
Many persons connected with tbs
city gupexnmsnt insist that the
need Of = new city ball u the moas
pressing now confronting ths city.
They polnt out that the present
building l. on the point 81 tnmbiing
doNu aud Ia addition u constantly
exposed 70 desfrurfioa BY IRE. a DE-
velopnasat which would be little
short of a calamity Many Of the
records In tho several departments
euuid not b. replaced a. any cost.
Nhlie the maps uf surveys In the
city euElns1rs uffice alone repre-
sent work the eosf 20 the city fur
which runs into tho millions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
CITY BRIEFS

Albert Anderson. a lad ot ~ years.
Of aga vas today charged. an an
information In The prosecuting at
tornry's office. With pe<it larceny,
EEe 10 alleged 10 have stolen a palr
Of trousers and Two plxtois. which
wsre fOuud in his possession.
A BALDWIN shay. who has been
ruun~-ted with the OttiuKnrs ticket
office Cor Tho past four years. haa
been appointed ticket agent wlih
sehaharh 4 Hamilton W " stem
tn. al present IN the office. viii
70 10 Nome a. agent for the com
paay.
The Pacific Coast Steamship easu-
pany today Issued new folder and
mar containing the latest Noms and
Interior Alaska Information.
Ii@it paul Hurst. Of Fort wm u
Seward. IL a. the Washington %
his say north
The CITY affairs committee ~ the
CamsrviAl club this afternoon n1t
over for 4 few weeks the unrsiioh
% a permanent board Of commits
uianars to control street improves
ments
Judge Yaksy 81 tho superior court
this afternoon denied Attorney WIZ
lam q Keith q complaint charging
Mra Sebastian reFi aud her daagh4
ter with perjury.
lanes q GiFena. the well kuowa
real estate man. underwent q sefi-
oua surgical operation AZ The Seattle
General hospital this morning. htsi
he rallied from the shock In splen-
ana shape and was reported entirely
out 81 danger this afternoon Dra
Turner and sharpless performed
the operation.
Ann ns.idann Fisher died to-day
AZ tho family residence 1913 EiEhth
Nv weai She IL survived By one
aon. n. !. Fisher. also ~ this city
Funeral services wtll be held to-
morrow afternoon At 2 O'Clock. In
torment Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Banusy Watson.
Tho remains ~ the unknown man
who was run ovar and Killed by a
Northern Pacific train. NJ AFRO,
early IN the week. vii be buried to-
morrow at the county farm from
Honney Watson
...-t.uI We amnrm out hnfnrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Word has been received here ~
thu death IN Aau Francisco OF An
drew HaiEht. one % the first
forty -niuara." whose daughter
Mias Grace Haiaht Ia well known
ia Seattle Mr. Haight came round
the Horn IN the early gold mining
days from central New York lie
was nearly 80 years Old and sas
well known ia san Francisco.
Steamer Queen arrived from san
Francisco last night. with tg3 pas.
HhnEcra
Two would-be trampa Of tender
yeafa wese arrested AZ Auburn yes
tefday aud placed In the Juvenile
lau Roland Joleet says be lives In
Seattle and will be seat home. but
John Margelin said BE- has been 90
the reform sghuni once. and the
Juvenile court will deal with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Applications for the privilege Of
taaiuR civil service examinations
during the spring examination term
will be- received By the city civil
service commission up % and In
Gliding April 5. Already some $50
applications have been received and
filed. Tha examinations win begin
Anil IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

tha pronecutiuH attorney today
charging AisH Mckay wffh obtain.
inE goods els false pFstsuHes. he rs-
Gently took his coat a. = tsiioFs 90
have u preas~a. and when he called
Tor - Il said % have carried away
az avefroat beiauktus 10 chafiss
tsssnsun. a waiter a the Washing
ton Sam herman. the tatios sWs4ra
10 the complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

VEST SEATTLE BARGAIN
Twa a fhe nast nEhuY latA Within
fys ntantes Nalh ~ the ferry lani.
~ Al izwN and figwrTs. uith VERY
ssetsfsaese thfre-ruan huase. hath.
knf Al rei3 9NEsr There IL no nnarr
AeNlrzels nF0pefzg ~ e QFuuerfF that
W. gaz ct q Better view 70 fna city
has ehsss iofs 9 se en- tsFms-
A. LAWRENCE.
- I'd Are., EHtfanee On MariaH g.
p X Cf.AYToS & SON
Raj Estafs Essaraure and leans
EE SHu TcTk Beck
nEa
traun eotfaEs. modern m every ~
SstA ~ stqrr. bear I've car EIBsa
M isrns nsar ard ard Marirsa
NIau
~rssz cottage. pat being como afsf
sys feeasa. NeA ARRANGED. cement
ssiasiaflsa sna Basement. easy tsstrs.
aeH Queer Anus ave aHd Crockett Sc.
aarsa Anns VIII
Flre fnsuraaea.
= CLAYTON a co
EsE Nsw York i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
TARIFFS ARE DUE

The White Pass q Yukon freight
and passenger tariffs for the coming
season viii be issued fhia week.
Tnn Alaska Steamship association
has held tho last meeting and all
~ the seasons arrangements have
bern made There Is very little
change ia che tariffs ffom those %
last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

GOOD BARGkrsa
ne isfs AZ fIfaref ~ fra. a..
-. 80 = ~ uaHfh- aHH 70 rrirIsf....
~. f'9afrr square FHssr ara Emo
= = NICHOLS % Union Block
q Bacon Hm and got your
Hpffhaaiarna l1tr ia fha
- a, ~ fslaileai prices.
'sAs7SA. - New York HIaek
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

Z 1tn ae4f tirssascosi aV fur aHly
rs isN aasn aad ti2 asr nsaath.
- Aa nanrh II yea NanI sqais easy
ms.ss. Aant rafa@ Ehia Ealiy - n@f
W hetax fhe uarkss
trasnn hauss ard , tots imrraVsd.
xfax II -
Are ists 18th stew - malntatna
snf ts4n f7N EASY terms
AUTT-DAEfa REALTY ca.
Otis eisssn lsks Car Line. au 18th
Street natn fhaars IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

The examination for eligibility for
cavalry hussra IA the Philippines
viii cammeucs this aftefnsau AZ TIE
stock yaFts south ef the city Three
carloads viii arrive fruru Mahtan
and rahitnA. aud the army officers
detailed OF the examination wsil
Commence their wefk. Five hundred
horses are wanted. and they wili AL
be sent here and shipped direct sft >
90 passing 81 requirements
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Announcement q the appoint.
meat q a Meme agent FOE tho IA.
etffe coast steamship company VII
- made IN a fsw days Al present
y Z. schoniey, agent az Tacoma.
aus Herbert Cpuuota purasr Of the
steamer Queen. are the fno from
whom a selection etli BE- made.
Herbert Cuthbett. secretary ~ the
Victoria Tourists association. IL ~
ne Seattle hotel today ia the In
trtsst ~ his city Special ntefa
TIRE wili Haun be- issued anmounr-
inK Victoria az the mecca Tor east.
rru and coast pleasure seekers
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rsufifal henaa - ~ raaa5a en afeai
- Hfsfi. slightly view afI ifraFs5s.
f n ard paid far prlrs & ~
~ = - heiaa actual value
An1 REALTY NECN HFTY co..
- Boston nfnrk
faene Mar f.sf ~ H
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MADRID. April f-Gen Ramon
nlauco. who succeeded Weyler a.
governor general Of Cuba. In 1851.
died today