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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
REALTY TRANSFERS

The quinn Wren company report
steady sale Of West seattle resi-
dence realty, To-day they sold IL.
ACRE tract TO J T. nontin Tor taaSs
Late Yesterday afternoon they dla-
roaed ut similar amount OF acre.
aEp 70 Thomas Quinn for 10000
Edgar Hattie yesterday purchased
two lots az the corner Of nolmant
av aud y. rlue o. from Charles
hfuhn fef the sum OF $4,000. Liz.
cite fsipol invested ts.aa0 in tide
lands yesterday. The sale was han.
died BY the MeNauaht. Collins IN.
vcatment company
r. l. uiewett disposed Of his hold
itws On Queen Ammo aV between
Prospect and Ward ats. late yaater-
day afternoon Co ~. q. Taylor for
$4,000 Mr nieWrtt purchased the
! same property a frW days aRo tot
tG.s6atx
r = ray q 60 report good sales
90 their newly. opened Cleopatra
PARK tract al Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

BURGLAR Tolls UP FOURTEEN
STORIES TO rAE Elk CLUB,
ON roe or TaE ALASKA
BUILDING. AND CLEARS UP
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR
AIS effort.

Seattle has a genius in the sneak
thief lins. Tor some time between
O'Clock and daylight yesterday
morning a burglar looted the rooms
~ the Eik club. on the 18th story
nf tbs Alaska building lie oh
tained about 500 tn cash AZ a re-
ward for his strenuous efforts. and
up 10 the present the police have not
been able TO get a line so tho man.
The theft VAS not discovered IN
IN the rooms werr opened up BY the
lanIior yesterday morning Prom
the desk ~ Secretary George y.
Smith $40 In eaah was taken. and
another package containing 500
vas overlooked Ffotn the side
board $40 10 cash was secured
n vas AZ first thought che thief
muus have entered with = pass key
bot a search showed the prinfa ~
his feet ON the window sill leading
from the fire esrRpe lie had man-
aged 70 climb npuu the top ~ the
court NJ the rear and from there II
vas simply a steady climb upward
for II stories The man left IN the
same way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

Advent Christian. Rev. Geo =.
Cooprider. pastor a. m. Home
Missions. 7 20. "sub tractiou OF
Practical Christianity" H
Beacon It'll Congregational
church. Rev. G n. Gale. pastor II
a. M. The Lamb That Was Found
worthY-A Sermon FOR Palm sun.
Day Z. 10 p. m.. "pur Pledge and
How % Keep t."
cherry 81 Presbyterian. Rev. W
A. Stevenson. paator-ii n. m.
"Chrlats Entry into Jerusalem.
y. M. what can DO 90 crush
Gambling ln Seattle"
EdRawator Congregational church.
Row. william e. Knutner u. H.. raH-
tor-ti q. m. Seeing the King In
His Beauty 4 Palm sunday SER
nom" 30 -. m. Jesus christ and
the Thirst ~ the Soul
FIRST Christian. Rev a. I. Chap
man. pastor II o. ma The Church
~ Christ" p. No. The Plea Of
tho Diaeiplea Of Christ
First Church Of christ. Scientist
1870 p. M. The Doctrine OF Atone
ment.s
Fremont Christian church, Rev -.
n. Lingsrfelter. paator-ii a. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
ONE LIFE
IS LOST
ALL PERSONS Bur n. u. HAL
LOCK. CAUGHT IN PORTLAND
FIRE. ESCAPE. ALTHouoH
ONE MAN IS BADLY INJURED
~ LEAptNo EIGHT STORIES
INTO LIZA NET.

PORTLAND. April T. Homer ~
HAltnek. riKht-0f way agent Of the
Willamette Traction company. IL
the only fnAn among the 10 men
caught IN the fire in the eighth
story of the chamber u commerce
building yesterday afternoon who
lost his life Hailoek. against the
protest Of others. tried % escape
through q window opening into a
light well A wire which he grab
bed broke. and ne fell 20 the bottom.
being mashed terribly.
y. l. CappA. head cook Of the
commercial club. Vas badly injured
~ the breaking Of n life net into
whleh be leaped from the eighth
story 90 the street below
About 60 people we're gathered In
the club rooms when the fire broke
ont. Some escaped down the stair
usys and fire escapes. bat about 10
sought refuge on the eorniee ~ the
northwestern part 81 the building
from which they we're rescued Ia \
spectacular way by fircmsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
WILL SUE FOR
CH|LD'S DEATH
JOHN o. DONOVAN. A FORMER
SEATTLE RESTAURANT KsgP.
UR. TO BRING SUIT AGAINST
OWNERS or STEAMER SANTA
BARBARA.

John ]. Donovan. the feFmef Sc.
attic restaurant keener whose
daughter Margaret Vas washed
overheard frum the steamer Santa
barbara en- route 10 San tTancieru.
has secured iasysr. and siii sac
the steamship owners. J. n Hanify
a 90. Incidentally, Inspector Of
iiuiln nalies. of the nay Ciiy. viii
hold al investigation wlgh the ttsa
~ deetaing whe y responsible faf
thr tragedy on the ocean
Word received this morning fresh
san Francisco states that Mfa
Donovan. mother - the ebtid. l. y
lns Ia a vsrY pfecariata condition.
az her apartments in the SsW West
eru hotel al San tganetssa she tvft
Seattle On acceaut ef her kesfth
intending 10 spend The summer n
California.
an effort ~ hslns MADE - r~raEss
The hosts II " h washed aaHarv near
the Humboldt bar The lifs saving
crrN at that point has been tn
agrurtsa 90 watch for the remains
az ,huY patrol the beach,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
PLANT IS
NOW SOLD
MORAN BROS. COMPANY MAKES
FINAL AND FORMAL TRANS.
FER or PRoPHRrY-pEAL
CAME NEAR FALLING
THRouoA ON SEVERAL &C
eAsioNs.

Yesterday afternoon the plant ~
the Moran bros. company VAS for.
matly transferred to the Moran
company. aud there WAS paid 10
Robert Moran the sum 81 $4,000
This sum represented the final
payment
During the ten days or two weeks
preceding the final transfer ~ the
plant several very difficult and en-
baffaHHing situations arose. aud a.
times there appeared every likeli-
hood that the deal would fall
through
Il IN understood that the relations
now existing between the Mprana
and the new owners OF the plant are
not M cordial 40 they we're during
the preliminary negotiations
After the announcement II the
sale OF the plant had been made BY
Mr. Moran a fitch occurred and
during a short period. when u
seemed likely that everything would
be called off. o new offer for the
plant was made To the Mufana and
much bigger price offered.
Finally however. the two inter
eala auccesded In getting together
aud the final payment made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
GOVERNMENT is
TAKING ACTION

The canadlan government II
aware Of the fant that The usst coast
nf Vancouver island is \ menace 70
ocean navigation AZ once sisfss
will BE- taken 20 prevent accidents
similar to the Valencia wreck. and
prufsctlon has already he.u offered
BIZ che Ottawa government y =
Lakewood. Ecusral aEsnt for the y
p. a. Victoria. and st present IN the
city At the Seattle hotel gives the
above Information.
since fhe recent invrstiEaiion. The
federal authorities have made
proposition 20 the provincial author
ties that " rad Il built along
the weat coast In the vicinity % the
entrance 70 the strait uf Juan DE-
Fura. the improvement aud sKtsn-
niou 10 the telegraph system viii
be maintained stations will be
erected aud NE saving apparatus
ALL be stored.
Two surf boats 81 the ssif-baiiiuE
variety wili shortly be sent 10 the
west coast b. the Ottawa authpft-
lies. and these sill be maintained
At some point 70 BE- soon recon-
m@udsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
ny gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April L
The end Of the long fight for rail-
way rate control in in sight That
a rate bin Is 10 be put on the statute
books - now conceded. even b. the
Aidrich- ElkinA crowd ia the senate
Il n 90 be n real bill. as diBtin-
Euished from a gold brick
The most important thing about
the Law Is. u Will assert the prln-
eiple ~ government control over
rates.
The rate That II the thing, -
President Roosevelt once exclaimed
The government must be able to
put It's finger on the rate"
u Is nearly three years since that
remark Ras made The government
vii soon be able to put lta finger
on the rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
CADETS WILL
HAVE OUTING
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND WASH
ON CORPS OFFICERS AR.
RANGE FoR ANNUAL SUN.
NER EncAmPMENT TO DC
HELD AT AMERICAN LAKE IN
JUNE.

Al meeting o. the officers Of
The Tacoma seattle and Vashon
cadet CoruH. held At the Tacoma
hiah nshonl. arrangements have
been completed for the annual en-
camrmrnt which win be held from
May 80. 90 June 9Th. 81 American
lake A. Vashon voluntarily reiln-
uulsfsd her claim 70 any 81 the
offices they were divided between
Seattle and Tacoma as follows
Tacoma. adtutant. Sc
attic quartermanter. Tacoma arr
Hrant major, Seattle. head musi-
cfan. Tnrofna.
The Seattle company VIII be
senior. and will be designated as
Company A The boys viii work
hard 90 carry away the Lppy ban-
uef this year. a. Tacoma has held
it for two years and n they win
IL this year Il becomes their prop
effv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
SEATTLE WINS

TACOMA. April THE Seattle
hiFh school debating team, consist
inE OF A Anhen. Miss HroNen
iouea aud lfafry Troll. defeated the
Taooma hiEh school. consisting 81
Lindsay Thompson Richie aefE and
Milo Robbins. ia debate here last
niEhl Judge g. n Hanford and
John y Hartman af Seattle and
judge W u Smell Of Tacoma wefe
the HdEsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
The covr, Review.

"A 10 the much talked Of matter
Of court review" In the rate iegis-
lafion. President Roosevelt has no
objection 10 court review provided
that section IL drawn and executed
in GOOD FAITH II Us all a ques-
ton 81 a PROPER court review.
That's Why he has just agreed to
the review amendment which Lodge
and other friends Of the president
have drawn.
Except that the principle Of gov
eminent control Of rates il estah-
lishcd BY the pending Hepburn Dol
liver Tiiiman DAyey Roosevelt bill
the measure a year ago would have
been regarded aa exceedingly con
sentative II does not authorize the
government 90 20 into the general
rate-fixinE business u does not give
tie government power 90 adjust DIFF
ferentials between rival commercial
localities. Il does not leEisiaie any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
UNIQUE DEBATE

one % the most remarkable de-
bates ever delivered in Seattle was
that az the FIRST Presbyterian
church last night The affirmative
was represented By 10y Chun and
Kazawa. the negative by T. Wata-
niki and Mark Cling The question
Resolved. That the minister is OF
more service to the community than
the doctor brought out some fine
Arguments with one Chinese and
one Japanese on each side, the in
trruationnl feature was unusual
The Judges. after much elaboration.
awarded the decision to the affirm
alive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
Playing sn o.st

The story ~ the tragedy was tald
IN the paems dispatches - Tho sta
last Monday TIE little Eift SO
playinn ON ths trck whan a terrific
sea hit the steamer, faasinx e ga
re~n In such uaannef that fp1ih0id
was impossible The little EgH
slipped under she rail- ans was
washed b. the s~as % hsr death II
appears that titerv wcFs no uTttinKa
" system % wiring trau the aees
10 the fait. nothing - prevent an5t.
dent - such = iasEe efa~salnw
Cartain xpd3art "a thr santa tiar
Captain TpdAatd ~ me Santa
HarbaFe. Fspaf4ea she accident So
che fstaco inagestpfN thnn irft fnf
th~ pert - los Angeles. and uppn
his retHru ths Investigation VIII b
frsafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
SUICIDE CAUSES
AN ARREST

NEW YORK. ApFll - Miller ATE.
0ug Ssn. son ~ The pr0prtetnr ~ me
Hotel Sterling. a8s arrested this
niornink. pending an Investigation II
fhs death - rtalehfns Love. shs =
SUPPRESSED 20 have committed suicide
yesterday after a aaaFrsi lu another
hntei with Mctaueken. witb ~hgm
sha registered as man an1 wifr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

This Tragedy - the Cross so m
The Hook - Books
Haven u. r. ,. q. Drake. i,asfss-
u e. n- TIE Woman - sauaafiA. b
r m. a Great Fsnat
North baptist. Rev q. u. cairuu
f'nstpts-ii .. m. Lad Ia Net Inio
Temptation. kp ms The Eternal
Kingdom
rltHuouth Congregational church
Rev - Nc Fresiand. pas,nr.--ff
M a Church That can Say.
.oofne 11q p m. Treasures
IN Heaven
ftigftm Congregational church.
Rev Edward Lincoln smith-ti a.
m. A Greater Man Than Solomon. -
7 - o m, Jesus an a Friend
Trinity Parish. Rev a. "a. nowan.
pastor III = m. shadows In the
Mtnlstry.- 80. Confirmation
Union Congregational church.
Re-. >. r. Nishols. pastor 10 30 a.
NH. The Fruit % Light 30 D.
m The Nlnd and lie Master
Unitarian. Rev W. - simm0nda.
pastor Ia a M. "How can We Hs
iieYa IN the Salvation 81 An Nsn ~
Character Tends 10 the F1naI Per
ruausnce 3. IN lecture
Wsafmiuafer Presbyterian. Rev j
~ Wilson. pshtof II a. m. The
fiViea Couscirnd~ Are the Enforce
uJent q Law 80 = IN. Jesus and
the sisters - bethany
queen Cigf Theasephical Society
in America. Pioneer block. A. O. u.
W hnli-s r. ~. lecture BY Mr.
Girdhafl 81 fsuniah. India
First Spiritual Society knights
~ pythiaa hall FIRST av. near PIKE
ftav Moses Hull speaker. Lee
furss - 3. N. ana 2. m. circles
"a tsa3 b. m. Evening subject
Thomas Paine and John Wesley.
Their Lives Compared Platform
.....sE g.. she assarsffse 49, A. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

The first transfer Of money from
tho general fund to the municipal
lighting fund in payment for the
lighting service supplied By the mu-
nicipaI lighting plant for the streets
and public buildings 10 nov pend
inE before the city council In an or
dInance 10 transfer $50 900.
This ia not the full amount due
the lighting fund for this service
the fun amount being f5i.76is9. but
the remaining tf7gi99 has been
credited 70 the lighting plant fund
and will be transferred at some fu-
ture time
Runs a, Small Profit.
with the city paying from the
general fund for the light service re-
esived by II for the streets and pub
lie buildings. tho ilghf plant ~ now
little more than self supporting
The income from lights furnished
for public and private purposes from
m uuuomR Aou quOm o. Qluom
enough to pay all the operating ex-
penasa 81 tho plant and the inter
est on the bonds. and leave a small
sum for depreciation aud renewals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

-. ..sersan. the son II Alex
Vlle ,s eAlpf deputy state graiu
Aaie'sss' narrowly escaped being
~ ~, 4 he hands Of otlieef WISH
=, ~ s !. shor,l, af'er o'clock
- ' sas man Is said 60 saye had
NJ s ....s,saf with a woman on
49,. ta,r,h Az and struck her,
is ps,sslman wrieht Who was IN
.,''isIi,. started fog young An
y, s.,,ss. but the latter ran There.
1870 ,As palrclman pullcd bis pistol
Wv - 4 sh6t AZ the fleeing boy
~ ~, ereash, him up immediately
~ = maae no further attempts
~ Z. = sa the way % the station
y "a, 49, hNsked a. headquarters the
rssr man gave his name A. Alex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

the metinF Of the Seattle Ministerial
association held April ~ was de-
cided to take up with the people Of
Seattle through the pulnlta the Inn
puriant question OF closed saloons on
Sunday and the sermons tomorrow
will be- the first step
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

This resolution WAS sent n tbs
foanFii and BY that body referred
Tic COMMITTEES decided 90 hkHee 90
fspaFt 20 The council recommending
chat tho communication b. placed on
Gle
The triangular block Of lard in
gueaiion vas dedicated 10 the city
sor aer a. a site mr. a library or
reading Fuam. said Councilman
uill. u the fire and water tommitle-
and cannot b. used for any either
purpose Ae auun aa wr undertake
q devote i "a am ether use IT wili
revert 10 the fesisr heifs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
RTULETS BRINGS
YOUTH TO HALT
ANDERSON SON or essf DEPUTY GRAIN INSPECTOR
,ss FROM POLICEMAN WHO USES .tas REVOLVER
an rsoualr VITA WOMAN AND is SAID TO HAVE
sraueK Her

andor Jones. but he was identified
hy the police "a Cllff Anderson.
This morning the bays father called
At the police station aud made ar
engagements Tor defense az the
trial. which will be called IN the pn-
ller court this afternoon.
Cllf and hia brother 0lli have
heen ia trouble many timea the Pc.
lice say The latter committed sui.
eide recently In san Francisco when
exposed ~ the paliee In SOME wrong
doius Cliff has also been In the
hands ef the police On various
charges Its parents are ~ some
Prominence and veil thought ~ and
have made many attempts 90 cheek
the WayWard tendencies Of the hoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

TO DO this a supply o. suitable
chemical preparation for the work
viii be pre- pared In one OF the big
spfinkllng carts Of the city from
which spraying operations will be
conducted by a force % workmen.
This work VIII be confined TO the
trees In the parking strips. but Il
viii be largely nuiiified unless the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
SAYS TWO MORE
ARE COMING

TACOMA. April two mere
transcontinsutal rnads are coming
To Seatief aad Tacoma according 70
the announcement made to-day upon
hiA arrival from the east BY Geo.
A n Ashton. who. with his saan.
eiafes. controls so acres Il Taco.
ma iideianda lie says that 10 has
made arrangements for furnishing
the roads With The terminal grounds
We viii noi name the tranacontis
aentai llasa involved. but II is con
sidrr~d a UerraiatY that he Il refer
rinx 70 the Canadian Pacific and the
Chicago Groat Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
AR30R DAY PLANS

Arbor day. the day for doing
something practical for the perpetu-
alton Of trees. shruhberY and flow
erA and the day when a general
cleanup OF debris Is made. will be
observed in Seattle. April Il.
Governor Mead has designated
Thursday. April ~. a. Arbor day
By official proclamation and has
asked for ltR observance throughout
the state. lie has not designated
the date as a holiday. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
OVERCOME
By SMOKE:

s~rsNo. CAL. APR e-rhe
-, kseel AZ Fowler frame
'....,,se.. Vas totally destroyed et
=, ~ early hour this ntefnins
=, s.,esss narrowly escaped The
<.ln.A considerably headueN
800 4 ~as diseoverrA sevefa.
- ..,fscea,sa By smoke and had
..ssgea out. The store % n
Aee. acfNss thr street u a
- Nsny fIremsn we're over
- -. \ - nshtinx the flames The
-. Z Sc zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
GRAND OPENING
WITH FINE CONCERT

Nine. Buehand viii tonight open
one Of the most stylish and up-to-
date parlors OF dermatology and
hair dressing in the city AT log Union
st. Free vocal concert by A. G.
Heath, celebrated Philadelphian
baritone and Fort Lawton quartette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

tiau would cot be The best place for
A.
The matter was taken up ia the
Chamber of Commerce a fes weeks
ago and a resolution adopted on the
recommendation ~ the committee
On city affairs that the city permit
The erection % The memorial On the
triangular block ia front u the elty
bail dedicated to n for library pur-
pz@nN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
SCALE MENACES
THE SHADE TREES
MUCH DAMAGE Is BEING DONE CERTAIN SECTIONS THg
CITY BY THIS LITTLE PEsr-sPRInKLlnG WITH cHsm
GALS WILL USED TO gxreRmINArg THEM.

That The co;touy scale Is doing
tncalculabls damage to the shade
trees in certain sections Of the city
AZ injury which strenuous efforts
should be made TO minimize. IL the
opinion Of Street Superintendent A.
T.. Walters Mr.. Walters n Of the
opinion that the city shoid take part
IN the annual warfare against the
rest and now proposes 20 undertake
to sprinkle on the wholesale scale
the maple trees IN certain sections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

LOS ANGELES. April Tho los
Angeles baseball aeasun opened 10
day with a hig automobile parade.
the oahland and Ios An3nlas teams
participating The weather vas
cloudy and cool The local grounds
are IN fine shape and there Il big
attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
PAY FOR
LIGHT SER VICE
FIRST TRANSFER FUNDS FROM TIE GENERAL FUND NOW
PENDING BEFORE CITY coUHcit-plAHT IS NOW RUN.
MING AT SMALL PRoFrT-TRousLE EXPERIENCED IN 9s.
CURING NECESSARY COPPER WIRE AND POLES.

Just AT the present time the work
Of extending the distributing syH@
tenn u the plant 10 private resi-
dences la being delayed by the lack
Of copper wire. which for many
months has been difficult to procure
except on long time orders Bids
we're opened yesterday for supplying
tho department with 200 200 pounds
Of wire for early delivery. and four
bids we're received. three of them at
the uniform price Of f2ieo per hun
drcd pounds
Hard 70 Get Poles.
Another class of material which
II has been difficult 10 secure under
contract " poles. Bids we're asked
for. returnable yesterday on 5.eoo
poles. aud not a single bid was re
eeived. This will compel the city
70 purchase poles IA the open mar
ket from time 10 time a. they are
needed. probably at higher prices
than II they could be contracted
The prevailing price for poles Of the
Kind used by the department II I
cents per running foot. making a
l0-foot pole cost $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. ID G.. April H.
The president told Senator Carter
iAis morning he soult sppoint A.
W. Merrifisid. ~ Fiaihsad county
United States mArAhsl ~ Montana
upon the eEpirztion of Captain
Charles I4oyd's term 10 December
SAN DIEGO. Cal. April The
remainder % the Pacific squadron
arrived Al midnight from Aaxda-
lena bay II viii remain tiii April
is and then 20 70 Lnng Beaeh. and
Afterwards north. ~ all claims are
allowed the Perry has wrestsd the
trophy from ths Paul Jones Tor tor
pedo work
SAN HERNARDfNn. Cal. April
L Walter Scott made a powerful
financial showing AZ hts arraiEu-
ment this morning and Was roasted
sarcRstieaiiy Ia consequence by Jus
tee Thomas no account Of the
pathetic plea % Manages Taylor
that All his money wax tied up In
hts Hhnw. BE- rrdured thu bail TO
81 8e0 each FOR the two complaints
charging assault with q deadly
weapon.
MANHATTAN. Nay April -
Thomas Logan. sheriff % Nye conn
y. was shot and killed here BY
Walter Berrisf. a gambler. AZ 6
o'clock this morning. The men BE-
came involved IN an alteration over
Loans effcfss 10 elect nerrier from
a dlaordsriY house ncffier began
shooting. and the sheriff returned
the fire. hnt without effect Logan
vas shot through the head. dying
two hours later iierrier vas ar
rested and FASTENED 10 Tonopsh 70
avoid lynrhinK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

SAN FRANCISCO. April Sam
Berger leaves tomorrow morning
for Bartlett Springs. where he viii
take off 10 or IL pounds preparatory
20 his bout with Abe Attell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

saEy Of their order VA the pyihian
hal tonight
The Archaeological Institute Of
America will effect a preliminary
northwest branch 81 the famous so
eiety iu The Washington tonight at
; o'clock rrae Mitchell Carroll. Of
the George Washington university.
Washington. ~ q. viii address the
meeting The puhiic are invited.
Passion week Nlli be observed ~
the missionary convention ~ the
Haven NJ r. church rNenlns sra.
sotns only wtu be held and sill con.
eludr Easter sunday
EVery church Ca seattle IL max.
ina extensive preparations IT, ap-
prouriately observe EtAtrf sunday
special music vii be pfeparcd and
appropriate sefntaas delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

The spring has been an unusuai-
" one for street work. especially
the work on the dirt streets OF the
city and much more rapid progress
has been made than usual For this
reason the department ls able TO
expand It's operations into other
fields. The department employs one
man regularly each spring on the
work OF pruning trees Ia the park
INK strips. but on account OF thu
large amount Of work 10 be done
IN this line he Is unable to get
around over the city oftener than
once In two years. An effort VIII
be made 20 secure an increased APP
preparation for work Of this char
aeter IN the future.