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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-27

The home situation Of the dancing girls
Is certainly deplorable. Few who have seen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
POLICE TAKE VloLAToRs OF
SPEED ORDINANCE TO JAIL
IRRESPECTIVE OF PERSONS
OR SOCIAL STANDING.

Ride with me to the police sta.
ton in this auto9 Well. should
say not. wrathfully declared r. r.
Spencer. cashier OF the National
Bank Of Commerce. clubman and
enthusiastic autoist, when arrested
yesterday by Patrolman Ribbach,
charged with exceeding the speed
limit
Spencer's machine. in the vernae.
ular Of the street is a 'heaut
Ribhach had an intense longing to
take the trip Go the station on the
soft cushions of Mr. Speuecr's ben
zinc buggy. but not for him
In Custody Of Law.
Mr. Spencer was out for an after.
noon spin aud was whizzing down
Second nv. when hailed by the of
ficor Ribbach informed the banker
that he could consider himself I'm
custody OF the law. charged with
violating the ordinance regarding
speed.
The angry banker appealed in
vain. The hluo.coated minion OF
the law was memorable Il viii so
with YOU In your auto To the sta
ton. modestly suggested the pa
trolman.
Not In a million years. wrath
fully declared Mr. Spencer with
vision OF the delightful time he
would have II the club when the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
S|LKEN SWISH
IS IN COURT.
rAsAionABLY DRESSED WON,
EN- ARE ARRESTED ON A
CHARGE OF LolTERlN0
ABOUT SALOONS.

swiahiug along with silks and
aatlus. Grace Oleson. Pearl Baker.
Edna Schwartz and a woman giving
her name AZ Mrs J II Brown we're
arralgned IN police court this morn.
ing charged with lettering around
saloons Miss Uloson and Miss
Baker werc arrested Saturday
niEht In the Arlington cafe. and the
other two women we're followed
from the Louvre. az First nv. and
Madison st. To Angeles cafe. at
First Rv and University st.. where
they were placed under arrest.
Patrolmen u. = Lille and Zim.
norman took Mrs brown and Miss
Schwartz into custody. and az they
produced evidence TO show that
they were working continuously
both were released with roprl.
mand
Grace Olesen aud Pearl Baker
were dressed like q fashion plate.
and would have attracted attention
along any fashionable promenade.
Judge Gordon. City Attorney DE
nruler aud others IN the court
room capped with astoniahment at
the remarkable sight. and Il was
several minutes before DE Bruler
could recover HIS presence OF mind
sufficiently 10 announce tho case.
Attorney Thomas Page was re.
tained by the two women TO defend
their cases and upon his motion
hearing was postponed until tomor
row morning The policemen say
they have seen the women visiting
saloons at different hours during
the nlght aud for that reason took
them ia charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
MANY DESIGNS
FOR EXPO
TOTEM POLE FIGURES IN rita
Contributions OF MOST or
Tia ARTISTS WHO ARE AFT.
Err THE PRIZE.

Tho contest for a suitable official
design Illustrating the scope and
character 81 the Alaska Yukon ca.
position has caused the publicity
bureau 10 be delnged with oil sorts
OF Illustrations and designs.
Histories 81 the Lewis aud CLARK
expedition and narratives OF life IN
Alaska have all been ranaaeked for
suggestions Jack i.ondon'a The
Cali Of the Wild seems to have
furnished one artist with designs
illustrating the ilfo and struggles Of
the miner In Alaska
The totem pole. az was expected,
In Included n most ~ the designs.
which are limited Ia suggestion aud
do NO, illustrate the scope or nature
OF the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
SHASTA SEEMED
To SMOKE

REDpiNo. Caid- June ~ smoke
apparently arising from the cone Of
Mount Shasta Yesterday afternoon
and eysulnE gave every appearance
81 a volcano People became sscit-
90 ana ahfmed. A huss column o.
smoke apparently zee feet hIsh. e.
tended Straight from the top ~ the
peak. branching out un all sides like
a hnse umbrella. The cause was
probably forest fires beyond II n
now being investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
bAUSMAN ON
THE NEW BAR
ATTORNEY SAYS THE PROBES.
SION 10 FALLING INTO pisRE.
PuTE ON ACCOUNT or The
LAxiTV OF THE PRESENT AS.
soctArIoN.

The committee appointed 10 draft
a consultation Tor the Seattle Bar
association VIII meet this week aud
Issue a call for the first regular
meeting
la commenting on the new RsHo-
ciation this morning Frederick
Bausman. one Of the leading spirits
II the new organization, made the
following statement;
"The King County Bar assocla.
ton was tho first OF It's kind in Sc.
attic. but within recent years It's
supervision has been lax and a
great many undesirable lawyers
have boon able 70 practice before
the local bar
The profession has fallen into
dlarcpute among the laiety aud
something must be done 20 main
tain the high professional ethics
pracilcod by many OF the lawyers
OF seattle The organization We
have IN mind win not be exclusive.
only 10 10 Far as a few Will D = be
10 become members, the
majority Of the attorneys Of Seattle
viii be eligible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BALLOT|NG FOR
NEW TRUSTEES
MEMBERS or CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE ARE CHOOSING
NEW oFF1ciALs-THERE ARE
ralHrY.sIx CANDIDATES..

The eleetina % the trustees ~ the
Chamber Of Commgrca ie tseink held
today. Tho polls opened this morn
lag ~ ie o'eiock and wiii cluse II
J p m
Twsnty.five directors are 60 te
elected and there are 1f candidates
ia the field The following are The
candidates A. q unfweil. frcd
BauFmnn. v W Baker. A. J nlrth.
en-. r.. Thomas burke. Il. A nalliu'
ger. Alfred Battle. W Ciiss. 10.
slah Collins. G. r. Collins. n r.
elise. u "a Fos. G T. F'owigf. Jacob
Fnrth. ]. 4 Goldsmith. A r Crit
flthn. J u Gaibraith. y o Graves.
II c. Henry. y G. Hughes, G II
lilly. ]. A. Mourv. John n Nc
Gfaw. G. =. Mefareu. ]. u Mac
Dongail. J u Meikie. 4 A Nadesu.
&c y Nettlctou. v ~ Parry. r. "
Parsons. Z. shorfock. G. J smith.
John Schfam. = Tr0whTidke. II
= Upper aud L. n Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

eauuellinsn Conveys ordinance
repaalina the night closing ofdi.
nance wlil be introduced Ia the coun-
eil mntHht and referred 60 the
license and revenue committee. n
n impfuhahle even thai n Will be
abte % secure a majority IN the
committee N favor Of ". and there
u every reason to anticipate that a
has no show Of passing the council.
Even y passed IL viii be vetoed by
Mayer Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
COMMITTEE IS
VISITING SITES
LocArioN OF ALAsKs.YuKos
EXPOSITION Will eE oEvER-
mfAEn ~ TopAv's INsPEc.
TON Of AVAILABLE Lock-
rioss.

re special committee composed
&C J snislh. A = Kerry. 4 y
sfznf. l. A. Nadeaa. D. ". Baker.
IC. Mafmndake. G. II. Collins. y
I Aeany and John n McGraw. Who
~ 10 make TIRE examination Of
zles Tor the Alaska Yuknn exposi
Hon. started on an Inapse ton tour
Ms morning
The party engaged a sp@ciai car
All I'll visit eli he sites suggested
who're returning
Magnolia Bsnff vas the frat ioca
ura 70 be examined. then followed
Lake Washington. University cam
~ and Bailey peninsula.
ne site selected piIl not be
kcEa fof several DAYS as the sps.
a.l Committee viii report 20 the ex.
Hafivs committee. which vii put
~ nsafier before the directors. who
VII annoance the location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

y sioae hlsf atm In ne seemed 70
haru sn g kasp her happy and
euuf~nN8
csssyt ene has the wouan weak
enesi lf neA when hef mother
ksFs lNuk called uruu Der IL fbe
ksil 81 ibefty. 8e.. and hsgnDAned
ths afflFmAtkan - the death sem
tense STE. MfaFN uept The ins
i11ttrH,a - terrible fate seemed 10
lHip4sN4 her kof tho fifsi time. Pre-.
sessins 4ssf Innocence. a. usual. de-
eniix Tar mesg convincing chain Of
esFewHttAtial evidence backed BY
The sonfrfNlan of lnttsnan. che
eolsbsa with tear-nsnlnes rhraka an
aprea f1r beip. ne fret she has
usadn
I tn0N TIE worssn are
aga lass me sha said. they are
harder an fnr than the sn~u
bort $50 haw ihey can aca 49,
uet~r would say q hing
aaainsf snsihsH nomsn n I
coua nst ney something good
7 uuuisi kesp SIN
Fsssf. Yaaias 90 the enfrsatlrs %
her mother. AKEie Myers r.suusd
To he women her cry for heip
Afs Myers siaayH has main
taissea NAT negro burglars slew her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

husband. and that she tainted While
- Haa fighting them. Hoffman
says he and AEHis wanted % marry
and decided n remove the only Oh
ssasle. Here IL the story 81 the
crime ~ accepted b the Lass
AlYnrn vas 81 horne. sick In
bed The woman let Hoffman
int ihs haare ~ midnight and
The scheme VAS FOR him 90 brain
Mfsfn With q single blow nnt
u glanced eff end Myers fought
Ike a demon Help ne. honey
he called Ia hia wife Her an
sNef was 60 stab him ia the
back wtsh NeinssfH and 20 fetch
hts faHof. with which she and
Hoffman slaKhsd the husband
fearfuliy. BE aied In his own
blood ln corner OF bla cosy
cottage
No popular sympathy for Mrs
Myers has appeared n Kansas city.
y here The details - the case are
Nsil known bat sith the approach
q the dstr 81 hanging. women's
clubs throughout the state may seek
executive ciemsney from Gov. Fuik
solely on The gruund that Missouri
should not apply the extreme PEN
atty To Huy WOMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
GIRL SUICIDES
OVER TR|FLE

OITMrfA. June is--The body q
aste Kslso. ne is-Yrar-oid Eiri.
NO disappsared from her home
H<sr Olywpla Saturday. VAS found
zsztefday IN Braks's lake. e short
aisiance from ne bouss.
y appears % BE- a clear case of
ssiei9s The xiri. although usually
shserfui and 1beaienf. has brsoded
- seesrai days over the refusal Of
Der mother nnd sfep-fafhsr. Ar. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
AUTO|STS OF HIGH
DEGREE ARRESTED

others heard OF him taking a police
man out for an airing
At this Mr.. Spencer insisted on
telephoning the mayor. or the chief
OF police. Mr.. Rihbaeh grabbed him
by the arm. however. and seeing
that there was no chance for a ride.
walked the banker. splutterinE and
fuming with rage. down Second aV.
and up 10 the police station. where
ho was booked and released upon
depoaiting $50 bail
Complains TO Chief.
The Indignant prisoner thereupon
complained 70 chic SNappenstein Of
what he described as an outrageous
proceeding. and said he did not In
tend 70 leave tho matter drop.
Ribbach also arrested ] a. Holt
yesterday. charged With tho same
offcnse. Holt likewise wrathfully
refused 20 let the patrolman ride 10
the station IN his bubble machine
aud preferred TO 60 to headquarters
IN the patrol wagon. He deposited
$50 TO insure his appearance In
court.
Holt appeared in the police court
this morning and his testimony was
a fiat contradiction OF an that tho
police said. Pstrolman Rihbach tes-
titled that the man came down Sec
ond nv from Pike ST. at q high rate
of speed, and this was hacked mp BY
the evidence OF an witness.
Holt himself swore positively thar
he had not come down Second av.
above Union St and had. instead.
turned into Second av. from Union
st. Gordon could hardly reconcile
the two statements AMI postponed
the case until tomorrow when other
witnesses can DC reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

Jacob Washington. coiored. Vas
found dead II his home. 1894 nees
dental az. yesterday morning uep
puts GoroneF Arnold. vho made an
Investigation. runaxta thai the man
had been suffering from pneumonia
and i Il believed that this result
Cd In death Coroner Carroll viii
hold : posi.morsem examination to
morruw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
FIRST MONEY
FOR NEW MAIN
COUNCIL VIAL SET Asios $1,000
FOR TIE PRELIMINARY SUR.
vEYs-PLAs TO START WORK
As SOON As POSSIBLE.

The first appropriation - money
70 iuauEurats woHk on the proposed
new Cedar river water main vii -
raraes hY the city eegneil teniKht
The HmosHnt appropriated fs fi.eas
and i for the purpose ~ asfaayinR
the expenses ~ the survsyins. en-
cheering and either preliminary
work IN preparation for the under
taking
u e the desire ~ the engineering
department and % the eauneiimen
that the preliminary work be done
IN advance % the submission Of the
proposition 20 a vote. IN order that
Tie work 81 actuhi construction uu-
der contract may be Instituted At
the earliest possible moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
FEAR A RIOT IN
BELL|NGHAM

BFI.f.ISGHAM. Iune is--Iapan-
csc brought on TIE steamer olympic
from California to take the places
81 striking ianEshoremen quit on
their arrival here DEPUTY ahsriffs
are guarding the vessel The strik-
ers are armed and are lettering
around A riot may break cut a.
any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
JONES TO HAVE
A NEW TRIAL
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MUIR
OER OF THOMAS ERICSSON
WILL HAVE ANoTHE
CHANCE - NEW EVIDENCE
DISCOVERED.

Robert Jones. who on June 10
was found guilty BY the Jury ia the
superior court TO be guilty OF tho
murder Of Thomas GneEson on the
steamer Eureka on April %, has
made a motion for a new trial
through his attorneys. Carroll a
Carroll and Dudley Wooten. the
request being granted by Judge
Frnter.
The motion was made on tho
grounds that the verdict was not
In accordance with the law and the
discovery Of new evidence
The defense was granted 20 daya
IN which 10 prepare its case add
file affidavita.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
COOK IS
STILL ABSENT
HEAD OF FIRE DEPARTMENT. 10
QUE TO ARRIVE ropAY-AAp
NOT APPEAREo UP TO A
LATE HOUR THIS AFTER.
NOON.

while Chief Cook was expected
TO reach the city today from San
Francisco he had not made hi@ ap'
pearAncs up TO a late hour Acting
chief Clark received dispatch
from chief Cook on last Friday IN,
forming hlm that the chsct would
fnost likely be Ia Seattle some time
Monday
Mayor Moore received 40 further
Information regarding the chief
sheresboutH to-day. although the
chief executive fully expected 10
SEQ the head OF the fire depart
meet IN town before niFht
At fiFu headquarters nothing had
zen learned OF the chiefs move
meats since the telegram received
- Glars on Friday The men n
headquarters were expeetius Coca
n aay q the arriving trains today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BY JAMES X. JONES.
Written Expressly for The star.

! have already stated IN inter
views my preference for William
Jennings Bryan as the next demo
cratic standard bearer. ! believe
be will be the next president OF the
United States
Mr. Bryan never vas and will not
in the future be governed b. selfish
ambition. ! consider him one Of the
most unselfinh men I ever kneN
Even now ! believe be would step
aslde and aid In the nomination and
election 81 another man II Il should
seem that the cause can best be
served IN that way.
Logic Of Events.
The present widespread and
spontaneous movement in favor ~
Bryan Is the logic OF events Bryan
saA the pioneer Of the policies
which are noN 20 cmphaticsliy and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

here for Fort aibhou whore he Will
have command Two companies
from Fort tAwton viii he stationed
there under Bottoms command. The
four companies ~ the Tenth In
fantry here viii be semi 10 Alaska
and viii he stationed az toFts Davis.
~, Michael and seward. They are
expected 90 leave Seattle about tuiy
l. The troops here Nill ha replaced
By a battalion Of the THIRD infantry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

. Anncuneersen, 81 the ~la.
. nsrs " the ~star cloek" cor
o tsst ~fsi be made In Tire star
. ness Wednesday.
= The certsst waa ore Of the
q r'esf popular ever undertaken
q ~ the columns Of this paper
. ard several thousand replies
4 were received.
nsesuse % thia much time
. will be required IN selecting
. thsrefrgm those enlisted 20
. prixsa.
q = very large number Of the
q entries will be thrown out be
4 cause Of uiisspelled words and
. efhece will auffcr a like fate
. bseagse Of the ungrsmmstieal
= construction Of the sentences
= Submitted.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
UNIQUE CAREER
OF II. d. HARDT

national and International exhibits
since that time. fIiliax almost even
poslttun Of Importance.
lie had charge ~ an exhibit II
the Centennial Ia PHILADELPHIA ia
1878. At London. Parts. Zurich aud
Amsterdam he was empluped 20 ar,
range the exhibits
The great fairs at Vienna. Cal
eutta. Capci0Nn aud all owes New
Zealand. largely awea their success
20 his management.
The 81 fyoais. Chicago. omaha.
aad the Lewis and CLARK fairs each
employed him to arrange the q
hlbita
Mr. Hardt IL now resident nf
Seattle. snd wiii tikelY arrange "a
exhibits for the Alaska fukon fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
RAILS AT
COMPTROLLER

WASHINGTON. n G.. June rs -
senator Tillman attacked the comp.
tr0ller of the currency IN speech
Ia the senate today. declaring him
Negligent for not acting IN the Chit
cage National hank ease with more
celebrity aud severity, lie declared
that the Walsh bank Was hopeloasly
innolycnt. that the members % the
clearing house committee knew u
and assumed the liabilities. and that
the comptroller permitted Walsh AZ
ter taking 81. o0e. 600. 20 take $1,000.
600 more. which bankrapted tho
bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
HELD ON SUSPICION.

Laura Scott. a ncEress. sho save
her age "a II. wRs arrested fesier.
day BY patroimen Anderson aud
A a. nroNn on ausplfion ~ having
stolen % from William Turncr. a
iahorer Turner was booked and
held a. a witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BANK cLEARlnos.
FENCED UNCLE.
SANS GROOND

HELENA. Mont. June is@Chfis
koehler. wealthy banker % Has-
tings. Sch pleaded guilty IN the
federal court 20 Hu Indictment
charging him with Illegally fencing
the public domnin. lie was SEN
fenced 60 " hours IA tail and fine
n $3.50. on account or eEtenuAttnE
circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
(spseIal 10 IN. s,.rl

KANSAS cry. Mo. June is
VIII fhe great state 4 Mssaoari
haaE the yoanx woman 81 eeinpar-
ativeiY attractive appearance and
81 fair education. convicted n what
tss supreme eouft terms the fouisst
de-d b. the sfimlnal annals % Mis-
sauftH
TIE execution ~ Mrs AKHle
NJ ere T. arf FER June 90 The 40.
man ~ iron. The paiicr - Kansas
CaiY cali hgF. because u her calin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

be VAS u years ago. He II more
experienced. lie IL older Not only
DO | think he ia more conservative.
but ! think he Is 30 regarded by
many people who formerly thought
him otherwise lie Is better known.
In 1886 be was Il new figure before
the country. lie Was abused and
made tbs object of a bitter cam
psign Of misrepresentation and
abuse. The purpose vas to Brighten
people into voting against him.
There has been a change in pub
hc thought The public conscience
has been quickened. The people
know Bryan better
silver Dead Issue.
The silver issue no longer plays
any part II has been eliminated by
the logic OF events The truth OF
the economic principles for which
Bryan eonfended has been demon
strated in an unlocked for way.
namely the sudden and vast in
crease IN the production Of gold
Nr. Byan believed that the volume
q money mhst be increased No
body could fOresec the vast new
supplies Of gold. and Il was natural
"a believe that the increase In vol
ume Of tho metallic currency could
BE- secured only By the moncfization
81 silver. But this has been rem
dered unnecessary b. the coming
q the new gold. The end IL ac-
complished. namely a return Of
prosperity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
OFFICIAL COUNT

SALEM. Ore. June 1s-The off
eial returns FOR the election on June
give the following pluralitles. Gov
ernor, Geo, e. Chamberlain, Demo
orat. 2.4Qt. United states Senator.
Jonathan Bourne, Republican, a.l0ai
congress. First district Willis Haw-
ley, Republican. s.7Soi Second dis
triet, w. II. Ellis, Republieaa le,let.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
UNION MEN
MEET BULLETS
try TO BOARD NoN.uslon
VESSEL. GUT FIND DEADLY
REslsTAHcE-oNE IS KILLED
AND THREE ARE WOUNDED.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Is
Andrew Keilner. union sailor. was
shot aud killed and three others
eere wounded last nlght In an II.
tempt which union sailors made to
board the schooner National CITY.
lying az anchor near the Union Iron
Works
Fifteen ~ the union men went
ont Ia a launch with the intention
81 persaadlnE the sehoonere non.
union crew TO leave ks u came
up 20 the schooner y shot rang ont
without warning. followed hY the
command Now give it To them,
boys Several voilcyn were fired
IN rapid succession
The men took refuge IN the rabln
OF the launch, which az quickly as
possible vas run to shore. where
the wounded were placed IN a hos.
pital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
TWO DECLARED BANKRUPT.

u Kinney was today declared a
bankfapt In Judge Hanford's oouf,
ON petition Of the Crane company
tho Western Machinery company
has hewu adlndged bankrupt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

nnas under circumstances whieh
would fftys nspsf wumen mad or 10
sais lss And The "Wsman % ifear
she h8a ffmAined aarimK the two
years since ~. and her paramount.
she in.f4vneed. aauiHt-eyrd cpek.
Ffank lfafttuan. fret wess charged
alth the snfdsF u AaKies husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
uArrlE MAN HAS TAKEN
Past IN EVERV EXPOSITION
or ANY SIZE IN THE PAST 20
WARS.

NJ n Har1t Of this cisy has az.
kRlsd Haye exrasitlahs thaa preh
ksy anY oiher man IN the United
bates
NJ HArdt - considerably past
= pears a aEs. aud be boasfs that
n naver earned a dollar cxcut an
a. sxpostfionist.
BszlnninN a. an office bog with
~ Australian mission. Mr.
haFls has been connected with -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
RosgRr BLACK ARRESTED.

Robert BLACK. we'll known about
town aud AZ one time secretary ~
the republican King county ennyen
ton, was arrested YESTERDAY
charged with being a diaorderiy per
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
LAW LAYS HANDS.
/ ON son OF MAYOR

saw their dilemma. he pretended
not to see thcm and continued on
home. while the boys made the trip
10 police headquarters.
About the time the mayor reach
ed HE home Mra Moore was en-.
gaged Ia a telephone conversation
Hello. IL this sou. mother e. came
In Quaverins accents over the wiru.
Yes, replied Mrs Moorc
Well. this in Vincent. am
a. the police station with Charles.
and Nc have been arrested for run
ning too fast Can't yea send as
down some bail
Mrs Moore had iust informed the
boz that she only had nickel In
change when Mayor Moore entered
Instantly dlvluiux the situation.
he made for the ,cieaone himself
rslsehoNss ts Father.
Hello Is that you. father"
came again over the wire
SURE what's the matserf~ In
gulred the MAYOR.
Well. this Il Vincent anG
Charles, and We are arrested
I dont see that | can do any
thiug for You. replied the mayer.
and for the next five minutea he
had both the boys AZ headquarters
on pins and needles. fiEurativeiy.
Finally. reaching the aericus part
Of the affair, tho mayor called
Chief of Police wApponstein 10
the telephone aud had the boys ~
leased, leaving the ball money AZ
headquarters this morning
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SENATOR JONES' FORECAST.

Whoever the republican presidential nominee he Will
aided country been
that people attribute good the
shine and the fertility o. the earth 70 the tariff and the
On the hand Bryan would be
which sensible people have that
ehanae needed every often;
good enough 10 be trusted
unuousy with great power This and the fact that Bryan
Instituted Roosevelt and the logical
Trustworthy carry them out would make for his
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WATER SHUT orr.

Water Will be shut off tomorrow
from 10 a. m. 10 2 p. m. In the
district from Eastern av 10 18th
av n r.. and from Lake Union TO
East ssth.