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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
M, Rockefeller ct la France

Paris.-Un journal dit que dans
IN entretien avec un de SEES amis,
N. John d. Rockefeller a parl6 de
la France ct des Francals dams les
termes les plus 6ligieux.
M. Rockefeller consid6re la
France CONNIE III merveilleux ex-
emple de ce que la simple 6pargne
peut accomplir. II dit que Ia for
midable INDEFINITELY -5de
guerre que la Fran
&c paya q lA'lemagne anrait 6pu!-
s6 une autre nation, tandis qu'elle
fut une ]econ que la France prit .
occur ct qui lui a permits de triom-
pher. ST la r6publique est forte au-
jourd'hui, c'est parce que les cito-
yen trancais poss6dent la saline
pens6e d'6conomie ct qu'ils savent
comment 6pargner.
lie caract4re ct la prudence de
la France sont 6galement demon
tres par la culture intense ct sol
gn6e de la terre.
"Chaque pouce de terre est en-
semence de cer6ales, de fruits, de
i6gumes GU de feurs merveilleuses.
II ny a pas de gaspillage dams la
ferme GU dams les champs; il ny
en- a pas dams la cuisine. En- un
mot, labsence d'extravagance per-
sonnelle a bait une nation vigou-
reuse, qui Dc respecte ct qui peut
etre ACKNOWLEDGEMENT confiante
dams son avenlr."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
vingt-qaatriAme aimee.

vingt-quatriAme aimee.
"LInd6pendant", journal quot
dien public 4 Fall River, Mass
Went .d'entrer dams SO vingt-deuxie.
me aimee de publication. "L'inde.
pendant est le doyen des Journauz
Observation-Disclosures quotidiene.
"L'Etoile', porgane des Franco
Americans de Lowell, Mass, q c6
, c6br6 lie quatorzl6me anrlversaire
de ga fondation. L'Etoile' est I'm
journal quotidien tres prospere.
La "Tribune" est entr6e recon
ment dams SO quinzieme aimee de
publication. La Tribune est pu-
bli6e q Woonsocket, r. I. Elles'est
fate une renomm6e enviable par
ses luttes en- favour de nos soci6-
t6s pationales ct r6cemment ellie q
fat des authorizations s6rieuses 3
son formal ct d ses ateliers.
Nos bons souhaits 4 tous ces
vaillants d6fenseurs de la cause
franco-am6ricaine; c'est notre pres
Sc; d'abord parce qu'elle est bonnie
rous ne comptons par de journaux
sjaunes" parmi les journaux fran
o americans; on second lieu ce
sont les plus puissants d6fen 1eurs
de nos droits ct de nos privileges,
ce sont les sentanelles d6vou6es qui
signalent l'approche de Pennemi
ct nous indiquent les ambuches q
eviter. Encourageons done nos
journaux dune mani4re pratique,
en- payant nos Announcements; en-
leurs procursnt quelques pri.
meurs. en- prenant leur defense.
Nos journaux franco-am6ricains
ne sont pas parfaits, mails Ills pro-
feesent de bons principles ct ne
sont pas entaches de ces ldees So
ct malsaines que %jettent
milieu de notre jeunesse les
jou1nau1 "jaune s" d'od quilts Vien-
nent.
Encourageons nos journaux
Eranco-am6ricains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
st. Paul

M. Frs Lessard est notre agent local q
st. Paul. Nos compatriotes de Get en-
droit peuvent s'adresser q lui au No 366
st Peter Str, durant la journ6e, ct le scir
apres z heures q 861 ST. AnthonyAvenue,
pour toutes informations concernant les
Announcements GU les annonces de PEcHO
DE L'OUEsT.
Quoiqu'un pique-nique soft I'M
possible cette aimee, il n'aurait pas
6t6 digne DIES Canadiens dc st Paul
de laiseer passer la fete rationale
lde st Jean Baptiste sans montrer
leur patrlotisme. Ii y aura done
une st -Baptiste, les Demoi-
selles du Rosaire ayant bien voulu
organiser une reunion soclale ct
patriotique, sur le terrain de re-
cole st Louis pour l'apr4s-midi ct
le soir du "a JUN. Outre les ra-
Establishments ct advertisements,
ii = aura DIES chants nationaux ct
un discours patriotlque par IN
orateur des plus distingu6s. Al
lieu de diff6rents billets, il = aura
un billet general pour tous les OBJ
Jets jndlqu6s, y compris lentree
ponr deux personnes ensemble, 81
on dome lie billet q la porte. Au-
trement le prix d'entr6e sera 10
cents avec dro1t q une assiett6e de
creme q la glace. Les enfants au-
dessoue de IL ans accompanies de
leurs parents seront admis gratis.
On garder8 le num6ro des billets
ct l'adresse de ceux qLi les recoi-
vent. Chaque billet recu ct pave
.eceyra done, sans qu'on sen in
les quat1e chances 1ndi-
Venez encourager les demoisel-
les de Ia p%aroisse, venez renouve-
Ter votre esprit patrioticue, venez
Y us montrer bons Canadiens.
CoMMUNIQUE.
IN. Arthur Foussard est d SO
batlr une maison en- brique s
leux 6teges sur l'Avenue Burns,
an prix de $500.
-O'est par une erreur involon-
:aire que nous avons omis de pu-
olier lie grand parti de cartes qui a
9u lieu chez Nine PielreLabossi6re
g 90 mai dernier. L~'assistance 6talt
oombreuee ct de jolis prix furent
tonnes aux vainqueurs. LIE Ter
orix fut remport6 par Nine p. La
ocssiere; 2e par Nine L. p. Des-
auriers; Be par Nine Gravel ct 4e
oar Nine Villaume.
name Adolphe Poirier doit
,artir le - de ce mois pour un
,oyage de trois sema1ne 8 q Main
Prairie, MINI, chez So file Nine
Robert.
On annonce le marriage de
q. Joseph Bernard, fills de Jos
Bernard, dc la 30 rue Quest, a
Nile Clara Bsrnacle, ct celui de
Nile Mabel st AubiD, file de VI.
Iohn st Aubin de l'Avenue Mel
on, a M. Oliver.
La liste des malades cette Sc
maine content trols MONS de nos
IONS Canadiens: Antoine Charbon-
eau, q remploi de M. John st
Alphonse Charhonneau,
ncien chef de cuisine du Cafe du
Jouveau Capitol, ct Xavier Mar
otte qui eat a l'h6pital st Luke.
,ous trols sont membres de III
ion frapeaise ct les deux derniers
ont pagtie du Camp La Sale des
'ucherons.
"A I'aesembl6e de PUnion
qui aura lieu le 2 Juliet
comit6 de reggie 80 propose de
sire une grsnde fete aux nou-
eaux officers 6lus pour lann6e
ourante. Que tous les membres SO
assent un devoir d'y a%ssister. car
y aura de l'amusement pour tous
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
j. s. G., +.
DU sECRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
COTIsATION NO Al
Ponds des Membres
HOnOraireS
EsoANABA, MICH, 20 JUN 1906
Mesdames ct Messieurs.

Vous etes o6ciellement notifies
du d6c4s de Nine Sophie Picard,
de la Branche No 9, de Menome-
nee, Mich, qui a succomb6 le.26e
Jour de Mai 1906 de la maladia di-
te Cancer.
Nine Sophie Picard 6tait as.
SURGE de $500 dams la classe des
Members Honoraires ct portrait lie
certifcat de b6ne6ces No 666 en-
date du IL Avril 1904 ct q l'epoque
de son d6c4s 6tait en- reggie avec
lsa Soci6t6 on Comit6 Permanent
ct avec IUnion des Societies.
D'apres la teneur de la Section
Z de Particle XIII des Reggie
ments de rUnion DIES Societies Ca
nadiennes-F FRANCHISES Catalogues
des Etats. Unis, tout membre assu-
re- dams la caisse du Ponds des
Membres Honoraires don't le Ger
'tifcat de B6n6fces porte une date
ant6rieure au 26 Mai 1906 doit
payer au Secr6taire de la Branche
q laquelle il appartient lie mon
tant dune piastre du 20 JUN 1906
au 20Juillet 1906.
EM. M. ST.JAoQUEs, S6c.-G6n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
QUEBEC

M. j. A. Pelletier, du
Boulevard Langelier, St Sauyeur.
commandsnt une go6lette apparte-
ment 3 M. B6langer, de Montma-
gny, s'est noy6 Acknowledgement .
Tile aux Oies.
IN. Z6phirin Verret, qui await
charge de faire b1tler les d6chets
ct la paille provenant DIES vapeurs
des immigrants, est tomb6 dams le
brasler quill await allum6 ct a recu
des blnlures mortelles.
Il etc Transports Dleu
Oh l'on attend sa mort dune minu-
te q pautre. Yerret est 6pileptique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
La mort de Sir II. Langevin

La mort de Sir IL. Langevin
Quebec.-Sir Hector Langevin
est mort en- son domicile, No. 70,
rue St-Louis. Ill etait age de 78
ans Hector Langevin laisse deux
files:
Sir Hector Langevin etait ne 3
Quebec le % aott 1928. Son p6re
Jean Langevin, 6tait assistant.se-
cr6taire DIES dues de Gossford ct
Sydeuham. II 6talt fr6re de feu re-
vogue de st. German de Rimous-
XII.
Sa mere, Sophia Laforce, 6tait
la niece du major Laforce, qul
servit en- 1874.
Sir Hector Langevin fit SEES etu-
DIES au seminalres de Quebec. En-
1916, il etudia le droit au bureau
de Honorable A. N. NORM, Mon
trea]. En- l847, il fut r6dacteur
aux "M6langes Religieux" ct en-
suite du "Jcurnal de pAgricultu-
re-, deux ]ournaux de Montreal.
Quand M. MORN quitta la pratt
que, il EXTRA au bureau de feu sir
Georges-E tienne Cartier.
Sir Hector Langevin fut admis
.au barreau en- 1850.
En- 1856 il fut Gu 6chevin de
Quebec pour le quarter du Palais.
En- 2l57, il 6tait r6dact9ur en- chef
du Courier du Canada" ct, la me-
me AIMEE, Ill 6tait elu mare de
Quebec, ct deput6 q lassemblee
legislative pour lie comt6 de Dor
chester.
En- 1864, il fut nomm6 procu-
reur-g6neral dams le cabinet Ia
che. Macdonald. En- 1867, il est
ministre DIES Postes.
C'est alors que c'est form6e Ia
confederation don't il fut Fun des
PAres, il ne reste plus qu'un de
viyant: Sir Charles Upper.
En- 1873, il fut battu dams Ri
moueki mails fut 6lu aux Troie-Ri-
where's, William McDougall ayant
d6missionn6 en- ga favour.
II fut alors ministre des Postes
jusqu'a 1879 alo1s quill fut nomm6
de nouveau, ministre des Travaux
Publics.
LIE d6funt 6tait d6cor6 des or.
dres de St Michel ct de ST. Geor-
pes. En- 1874 il await epous6 Mile
Justine, file du lieutenant. colonel
Charles Peters.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
ANNIVERSARIES

Nous extrayons ce qui suit de
Y'Union', journal public q Woo
socket RI, dams l'int6ret de o.
MON st Jean Baptiste d'Am6rique.
Cette association est form6e dun
tres grand nombre de societies mu-
tuelles de langue franchise de
FIST.
"L'EoHo DE L'OUEsT'. journal
hebdomadaire public q Minneapo-
lis, MINI, Went d'atteindre 50
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
La guerre active a la tuber.

La guerre active q la tuber.
culose
LIZ DoOTEUR CALMErTE DE LILLE
FRANCE A UN NoUvEAU JRA1TE-
MENT POUR coMBATTRE oEFTE MA
LADIE.
Paris.-Le docteur Oalmette, de
Ia succursale de IInstitut Pasteur
q Lille, a communicate 4 Facade
ME des scjnces les r6sultats dim
fportantes experiences quill a faites
avec son colleague, le docteur Cue
rim, ct qui permettent d'esp6rer la
vaccination.
LIE genre de tuberculose qu'ils
ont trait6 est celui des organes d.
gestifs, que le docteur Calmette
croft etre extrement commun chez
les enfants.
Les deux membres de lIustitut
Pasteur croient dangereuse Ia me-
thode du docteur Beh.
ring, qui consiste q injector le .ba-
ellie vIrulant de la tuberculose.
En consequence, ills rendent les
germes lnoffecsifs, en- les tuant q
|demi par la chaleur. lis les injec,
tent ainsi dams les i~ntestins CONNIE
pr6ventifs.
Jusqu'A present, les docteurs
Calmette ct Gu6rin mont op6r6
que sur DIES veaux ct DIES chevreaux
mails leure experiences ont etc 81
heureuses, qu'ils sont persuad6s
que leurs proc6d6 doit 6tre 6gale-
ment oficace sur resp6ce humai-
me.
lis croiept que les enfant peu-
vent etre rendus tout d fait r6frac-
taires 4 la terrible maladie en- leur
administrant, pau de lours apr6s
.leur %naissanc5, du lait contenant
une dose de bacilles prepares, ct
une seconde dose quelques jours
plus tard.
Mails lis considerent quill Sc raft
absolument n6cessairesde les pro-
eyer pendant au moins quatre
mois contre Infection de Ia tuber-
culose natnrelle, q laquelle ce trail
tement les %disposerait tout particu-
li4rement.
De son cote; le docteur Roux, de
Pasteur, a travaill6 dams
le meme sens, ct il a obtenu des
semblables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22

LIE club des "Hsppy Tramps"
donnera un grand bal mardi lie 26
couraut d la sale K. p, 5Ame rue
ct lore Ave. s.. E. Les profits
front au credit de Mile F. Page,
candidat de la paroisse Notre-D a-
me de Lourdes dams le grand con-
cours organise pour pr6lever des
pour la pro-cath6drale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de pOuest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
am ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22

Toutes Iettres, correspondances
etc., dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
EoHo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-06-22

L,EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emtses par
ses correspondents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

Cottoriii. secretary of the Central
Labor council will probably be the
man chosen lie will discuss the
SUNDAY saloon problem from che
standpoint ef the working man.
who Is chiefly concerned in IL and
woHla be morn Immediately affect.
"a II the closing law wcru enforced.
Rev Fletcher l. Wharton has been
chosen 60 speak for toe Ministerial
association.
The Liquor DEALERS association
of Washington viii he invited 20
haFe speaker az the meeting The
tiartnndefa' association VIII also be
asked - send a representative. aud
the gntheriuE in the brand opera
house win hear the important mu.
uiclpal question frum an 81 it,
sides Tho speeches witl b. IT bat
ten minutes duration. aud the
meeting 10 20 last but little over an
hour.
The Ministerial association viu
b. called npan 60 choose chair
man. Ia ease MayoF M0orn refuses
20 act. "a he probably vii A nram.
lneuf cititcu wiil b. ehnaen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
49, stsst 800
ON the FRONT

The Cottage city arrived last
night from Hkagway and way ports.
with % passengers She all have
her annual inapeet Ion and che CITY
of Topeka viii take her run. leaF.
ing Friday night
The D.ngo arrived during the
might from Bkagway. She sails
aRain neat Friday
Steamer Dakota will be q week
late Ia arriving from the Orient.
owing 10 being placed on tile dfg
d0ck 4 NasasaHi for cleaning.
Doth The Queen and buchanan are
on the way from san franc'sc for
Seattle
T. 4 Gray 4 60. Announce that
the Rainier will sail from San
Frauelreo tomorrow niehi for Seat
tie. aud the Santa Barbara Will sail
north Mly - The Robert Dollar
sailed last night for The north.
Fishing schooner Mars arrived
from The banks early tits morning
with 1900 pounds OF hailbut The
weather Was stormy aud the Mars
lost fishing faekie in the heavy seas
Pour msated aeho0nef W elise
came of the drg dock Of the Seattle
ship Yards company nt Ballard last
uirht add VAS foNed 10 Pier 10 this
morning. where she viii receive
minor Repairs before loading lumber
for san Emnclseo
The Ematilla sailed thia morning
tor San francisco with Is pasaen
gers
American shin Shenandoah. the
largest aflolt. aud which VAS re
ported In The Star yesterday a.
passing ia the straits. Is az PORT
Townsend aud due al Seattle late
ihis afternoon
steamer Nebfaakan passed down
The a1uud to Tacoma this morning
The Santa Ana sails tonight for
the westward loaded With freight
and passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
JUDGE HANFoRo EXPRESSES
DOUBT As TO ABILITY or
PROSECUTION TO PROVE
SOME oF TIE ACCUSATIONS
MADE M INDICTMENT.

Doubt aa to the ability Of the
government 10 prove some Of the
allegations In the Adams embezzle.
mcnt ease was Expressed by Judge
r. II nantofd yesterday IN an opIu
lon returned b. him concerning the
auffieieucy Of the indictment New
.crlheleaa the Indictment was aua.
tanned a. against the demurrer, *.
.cepi on those counts which charge
the theft Of gold deposited with the
government for coinngc
Judge linnfard classified the
counts Of the indictment under
three heads. those charging ombek-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

pawn chop The pawn broker gave
description % the YounE fellow
who fannsd the watch. which led
the detectives 10 believe that the
thief aan NO othed than Mfr Sins
90 year-ald son Pred Nelson.
THIS morning they arrested the
hny sitter he had left home. ard
learned from him that Mrs Sins bad
already secured the watch hY Pay
lnE the pawn brokers charge
When me officers approached Mira
Sina again she denied that she had
aecn tho watch. aud did not then
Know that her aon had already pfae.
IDEALLY confessed 20 tire robbery
Batter shs was Informed that % vas
90 10 her 10 produce the watch and
her son would be- Kept Ia Jail until
Abe dlB so
late this afternoon Mrs. Sins
came 90 heaaausrtcfa with the
Nattb. but tho officers do not think
shu viii DO willing to prosecute her
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

ErneHt Victor struhinw. third a.
siatant engineer on the steamship
American. Vas found dead la hls
cabin aboard the vessel thla morn.
ing II II believed that be expired
frum heart failure Decreased Waa
20 years % are. A post norton 81.
animation eill b. held this after.
noon rs Coroner Carroll The Young
mans father II boiler Inspector At
Atlanta. Ca. and The remains vii
b. held BY the Ronns9 Watson com.
panF until word can be nrcalsed
from relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
typical OF SeatiIe's
Progress

For years II vas the general I'm
precision ~ Seattle residents that
delicate fabrics fancy gowns and
expensive curtains could not be
properly cleaned in their home city
To fiH this want the pautnfium vas
established. and BY giant strides has
grown from a small ouesroou sHtah =
iiahmsnt be the largest cieaHinE
and aysinE house on the coast The
pantatinm. IN tie sixth year, is as
representative 81 progress in its line
a. IL the Alaska building synbolieal
o. building operations. No money
has been spared 20 make 80 plant
perfect. and today 90 90 employees
turn out between 5000 and 5000
garments per week It's Tho Know
How" that has made them - sue
ceasfuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

~ the Trustee Coupauy's method
u investor y 10 desires @ withdraw
his money dos not haze 20 watt fer
ihe sa'a - fhs property as whole.
but can sell his Interest IN ihn prep.
ertY fbrough The Trustee Company
1t amy iims
business property iB Seattle has
beer advancing ~ vaiue for several
Yeara az from 10 per cent Co 20 per
cent per auuuw according go iara-
Tiers y - aafs - say that for many
ysara 70 come al business property
ip this city wilI Increase steadily
auh rapidly IN value.
The smaller investor n8s has an
opportunity % urontina by tbia ln-
creased value - eel 80 me high
recital earning secured from husf.
nasH property.
During The lnst two months the
Trustee Company has sold nearly
90 see worth of their Investment
bonds on their rev Property No. 4
located on Thir1 and Washington
streets They are nos erecting a
strictly modern fire. proof building
nhfeh viii be completed at IN early
date and which. on account Of it,
location end the fact that u has
three street fFaufnEHs Instead oi
tun. viii command az afHh an earn
Ink pawsr a. any business property
in the city.
Among the Investors who are TAX
ing advantage Of this opportunity
are prominent bankers. real estate
men. attorneys. brokers. etc. ths
shramdaat class % buyers.
Euii information concerning thasa
Investments can be- had BY calling
ai the Trustee C0inpany'a offices r.
/ tie New York Block. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
MILL COMPANY 10 8UEp
TOR $4,000 DAMAGES

. Suit WIS., brought IN the superior
court this morning against The Pres.
ton Mil company. OF Preston, by
Oscar Wiikesltum for 100000 fur
personal Injuries Wilkeatrom had
been working as a common lhboref
about the mill. aud alleges he Wa
ordered by Foreman Poison 10 op.
crate ono of the SAWS During tho
performance of bis duty ho WAS
atruek by "a ahinglo bolt and thrown
upon the saw IN such n position that
no received injuries to his Hlom.
ach. while three fingers were torn
from hla hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

AFTER having worked On Case =
alleged robbery for a. hours ara
uuailr fixing the blame upon to
son Of the woman who wsa robbie 4
Detectives HYrnss and Philllrs are
today hemaautnE the fact that he
case viii probably be- 80 fixed thel
no prosecution will possible
last Monday Mrs. Sins. Who lteef
a. iaz1 eth av.. reported 90 ne police
that her house had been hurEiafinea
ana a watch ard chain valued az 81
stolen
taatiyrH raftuea and FhiliHh
we're Etven charge - the case and
lt vas only a fsN hours when they
had heated the watch IN local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
BREAK GAMBLING MACHINES

The police department has in
struelluns 20 smash every piece %
gambling paruphernai< IN comes
lnfo les possession. said Mayor
Moore this morning. when asked rc
Rarding the sieHing hy the police Of
a dice machine yesterday AZ a End
nv cigar stand NJ instructions
20 the department are emphatic. To
Hiezn such apparatus wherever
found ia violation o. the Law. and
smash u "a that II viii not offend
In the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
NEW SALOON LIMITS.

The detailed description 81 the
uss saloon limits south - Neslnf
saY. agreed upon between MaYuf
Meore and the members ~ the
license and revenue committees.
have born dfawu up for enactment
iufn ordinance a. follows FfuH
Nssier Eay south ou Jackson q
MAYNARD. on Maynard 10 Lane. On
lane 90 S.yeuth. on seventh 20
Charles. on Charles 10 Eighth. "a
Eighth 10 Atlantic. on Atlantie 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
our PiER 4

Commenclus with the sailing Of
the Santa Glars May Be-. the Naldez
Seward and westward steamers Of
the Northeastern Steamship coin
panF sill leave from the Hchea.
bachar dock instead Of Pier l.
from which ihe4 nave been leaving
Tor over year The Olympia Nili
also load from the HehNabneher
dock fur her first trip ta Nome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
SOME CHANCE
FOR ADAMS

element ~ government property.
those charging the larceny Of prop.
orty OF the United States. aud those
charging the larceny Of gold left
With the government for coinage.
The counts coming under the lat.
tor head were found insufficient
Expresses Doubt
n was Of the counts charging the
larceny 81 property belonging 20
the United States that doubt was
expressed BY the court Of the abii.
Ity Of the prosecution - sustain Oh
the trial Nevertheless tho court
held that the counts Of the indiet.
ment we're good ns 10 form aud
declined 10 anticipate ia ruling on
the demurrer the facts which might
be- brought out at the trial.
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posed Union Pacific lcnnt as that
u b9 away from the Great Northern
depot untii the location of the
new terminals has been definitely
decided on the matter cannot be
definitely aettled"
The mayors comment on the mat
tor Il 30 worded ~ Ia auhstautiHte
the theory that be ~ Intending to
move tho restricted district south
wand. az it e. Ia the region to the
south uf tho present district that
u affected by the franchise contro.
torHy.
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TENDERLO|N ALSO
WAITS ON HARTMAN

There will be no change IN the
location of the tendetluin district
until such a time aa the Hartman
railroad franchise matter has been
unraeeled aud the controversy set.
tied. said Mayor Moore this morn
ing 70 reporter Tor The star
The reason for this Is that | am
reluctant Ia order change AT a
time when Il may be found neeea.
sary tn a short time 10 move q
again
II u Just "a important that the
tonderloin be away from the pro.
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ASKS soR RECEIVER.

v u. Stuchen representing thr
kliran Mill cumpanf. Compson
i.antteF cufnnznY aui nntief nHua
has brought satt ln the superior
rouFt against The Woody Lumhar
To secure a representative itAs 81
receiver The p1aintiff Alleges that
D. haH Information - The effect
thal the liabilities Of the Wneiy
Lumber company aggregate Gt9,.
Gee. $500 Of which "a past due.
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the Columbia A Puget Sound rali.
road track. ON the Columbia 4
Puget Sound railroad track 20 "a.
rifie ay la South Seattle. on "a.
cifle 20 Ninth. on Ninth 10 Rainier.
ou Rainier to the alley between
Seventh and Eighth. on the alley Il
Bradford. ON bradford ueat 10 the
city limits. and along the city linn.
ia north 10 Connecticut a.. thence
following the present saiuon limits
back northWard 20 Ieaier way.