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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SUM
TO BE: PAID

II IL vatloualy estimated by DIFF.
fefent authorities arouad the city
ball that sums Of money agsreKatlng
In total amount from $50 600 te
500 600 have been collected In over
assessments for street Improvement
and must nov be repaid uut ~ the
general fupd As the information
On the subject has not yet been
complied Il 10 Impossible "a make
anything like reliable estimate
The fore OF clerks In the treas
Hfers office authorized b. the tn.
auce committee for tho purpose Of
ehcc king up tho records and com
plinE this Information Niil be put
% work within a daY CO two aud ~
rapidly as the Information ean be
complied the amounts due each per
son viii ee asreftaiued
The work 81 checking over the
records viii b. doan under the d.
teetion Of ~ n Noah. Who viii
work under Bert Graves. head u
ths accounting department Mr.
Noah is nov havlng the necessary
blank forms prepared aud sill be
able 10 Sc to work ON the books
himself about tonight Ills assist
ants VIII b. selected and put 20
work FROM time 70 time rs thr work
progresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
LABOR TO
OPERATE
LAUNDRY

Plans for the erection Of laundry
~ organised labor we're discussed
at she regular meeting Of the Cen.
tfai f.alsor Council last night II is
proposed that the laundry be built
un the same plan as sRa the Labor
tfuaple II wili BE- built b. union
laborwrs. employ none bat union help
and ne prices charged will be a.
hsw ~ consistent with good business
policy.
Mnnr sites are under eonsidcra-
tfnn. but the committee in charge
has nos determined upon any as yet
n y probable that a ate will be
seiecfed on the shore 81 Lake Union
wien the committee has settled on
q tocalion for the neN laundry
plAns will be- perfected for The float
ira ~ stock
Secretary Akers. OF tho Central
Labor Council states that the new
prufect vill receive the support Of
organized labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
DECISION
SATURDAY
JUDGE ALBgRrsoN WILL De
cioE WHETHER The BAL.
LARD ELecTRlc COMPANY
HAS a LEGAL RIGHT TO TIE
ELGcrRic LloHT AND PUMP.
ING STATION.

ballard. April a decision
VIII be rendered Saturday boy Judge
Albertson IN the suit brought by the
city Of Ballard against the Ballard
Eiectrie company la regain posses
aiOn u the electric light and pump
IND plant leased the defendants Tor
a period OF 80 years BY the city
council Ia 1908
AZ the time the lease was granted
charrea ~ graft and fraud we're
rampant. ~ the citlseua could not
understand Why the plant NHs
leimed To private corporation for
~ hong term. with no considera-
itoh except thai the Ha lard Electric
cnnipany would pump the first 900.
GOO gallons % walter used each day
FRYE
fhr most pnssllns feature % the
trenseetinn was thai the plant wns
l,-iAF operated ~ profit 90 the
riff The thx puyi.a citizens we're
ereafif AEitaird. and opposed the
lnaee In every possible way The
present administration da=a not Be
ifnte the old council had Legal
rishf TO make such letas and tho
assil nnw pending is "a set u saide
and recover the eiiy'a property
fthe city wins the ues pumn re
gently purchased viii be installed
a. he old plant bot " unsuccessful
4 ne~ station Nili be- built 70 supply
the rftY's water from the new well
now being sunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

dian road Whether this has failed
Il not revealed Al freight a han
died a. present hT she northern
Pacific and e affords opportunity 10
tbs latter rad 90 ascertain 81 an
times the amount handled into Sc
attic n IL seldom that such meth
oda ara uasd in the railroad field
and FOR that reason L does not fol-
iow that ths Canadian Pacific Rail.
way has given up It's intention ~ -.
feet an independent entrance into
seafsle
Use ita Own Tracks
Three weeks ago a we'll knowu
Canadian official waa In the city.
and to a Star reporter he made the
simple remark. that the Canadian
Pacific HaliWay would b. In Seattle
over - own tracks as soon As the
other lines This can b. taken IN
only one sense. aud that - that the
Canadian Pacific Railway has not
given % ia fight FOR an iudepend.
suf entrance 70 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
ANNEXATION
HOPES HIGH

BALLARD. April h-A petition to
cali a special election 10 vote on the
annexation question viii be pre-.
sented in tho near future 10 the
common council c NJ Cor. who
is fathering the movement. states
that nearly 800 citizens have affixed
their signatures 70 tho scroll. 100
namaa mere than Is necessary 10
have an election called.
The question was fought out last
year. but the ants won the day at
The polls. Nr. Cox claims that the
sentiment has changed since then
end that II loft b tho voters again
Ballard will be wiped of the map
and Ballard people visiting outside
towns will add 10 their names On
tho hotel roNlatef sSaaiflas'
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Later on the aroused cancer spe-
elaiist tried 10 explain things 10 tho
officer, but womau stepped for
ward ana. announcing that she Was
Mfa OKsefe. insisted upon accom-
pauyinR her husband 20 the Jail.
and later raised diHtutba nee be-
eaaue she waa not allowed 10 be
locked up wtth him.
% Keefe ala manage 10 say that
he was being perseeuied b. personal
enemies. and that Ia the ease 81
" -. Pomeroy. who died shortly
after taking cancer treatment from
0.keefs. be would have cured the
man N he had been called ia time.
The crusade against doctors who
are pfacteliuR without licenses has
not set resulted in any more ar
rests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WAIT FOR
ELECTION
CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE WILL NOT TAKE UP wEsTLAkE
BOULEVARD FRANCHISE UNTIL THE WHOLE QUESTION
HAS BEEN PLACED BEFORE THE PEOPLE

better be submitted without further
complications such as would arise
BY the consideration OF these fran
ehlses at this time"
Hartman Terminal.
The committee will not consider
the Hartman terminal franchise
this week, either. In the first place
the applicants for the franchise are
not ready themselves 90 go on with
t. not having completed their plans
for their terminals. and Ia the sec
ond place. the different railroads
are endoayoring 10 formulate some
sort OF an agreement among them
selves covering the requirements OF
the city regarding the overhead
bridges and other improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
NON-UNIONISTS
GO ON STRIKE

Nou.uniun labofera pulled OF =
strike last Thursday that would
have done credit "a organized labor
I = Muaea, the sell knaNa realty
osuor ls constructing two halldinEs
At che present time. one at second
AZ ADD NlrEinia 81 aud che eihsr
~ Second az Ana blanchard 81
Non union men have been employed
exesvatinK for huth structures.
Whsn representatives % organised
labor persuaded NJ Moses fn en-
pluy SKILLED uninn labor for the
finer work. the non-uuinn men quit
Instantly The strikers asserted
that they would not work while Mr.
M0eeA Insisted on employing "un.
fair labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
'KEEFE NOW
VERY WROTH
CANCER SPECIALIST UNDER ARREST PROMISES TO MAKE
THINGS INTERESTING FOR HIS ENEMIES WHEN ne oETs
JAIL.

Maintaining that he ia not doc
tor and that be has been peraeeut-
% ~ personal enemies whom be-
will prosecute when be gets out Of
tail. J. j o'keefe. charged with
ufaetirinE medicine without H.
esHse be- btaadinR over hts affairs
iH the county ihit 0Keefc WIS
arrested At 8 o'clock last night by
Deputy Sheriff Liner Just aa he re-
turned 10 hla office. az 1913 Fourth
az.
aia this nf. O'Keefe." asked M.
Liner. as he entered. O'keefe re-
piled ia the affirmative. You are
under arrest Tor practising medi-
cline without license" said the
deputy
I'm no doctor" protested
0'keefe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
- YER IS
WRECKED
ELEVEN PASSENGERS OF PUGET
SOUND DlTcHeD-oFFciALs CLAIM
NOBODY WAS KILLED

LINCOLN. Neb.. April 5.-The
Puget Sound Flyer westbouud on
the Burlington line. vas thrown into
q ditch at : O'Clock this morning
near 81 Michael. Neb. i2s miles
wesi % here The engineer ran sew
miles 10 the nearest station 20 re-
port the wreck. and arrived nearly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
LAWYER rs
SUSPENDED

wENATcHEE. April g. Found
guilty ~ aetinx a. attorney Tor both
plaintiff and defendant ia = nnmbsr
Of raaea % acting a. an attorney
uhllr on the beach. ard other ia.
ersranci~s Attorney g. v Martin
waa last niKhi suspended from The
practice Of ias IN this state FOR thFse
yeara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
HUNDREDS
BURIED
Bio HOTEL coLLApsEs AND
81 ARE KILLED.

BERLIN. April s.--Ths large ball
In the Hotel Black STAG 81 Naknid.
Germany. collapsed today. durinE
the celebration Of a local fcte All
we're buried The number 81 dead
- estimated 81 from loo 10 300
fiftY-two we're killed aud 20 IN
iufea seriously The collapse &C.
CURED while the guests were ~
luncheon. Many bodies have been
recovered. but others are stili IN
the ruins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
OFFICERS
DEFEND It
rRuANr OFFICER AND CLERK
OF JUVENILE COURT ASK
THAT ANNOYING YOUNG.
sTGRs BE BROUGHT TO THEM
PROMISE TO STOP oGPRE.
pATtoNa.

THE Juvenile court law ~ not in
tended to protect malicious youths
and I 90 not believe that IL doea
90. were the words Of Truant Or
ficef Keiehum and clerk Henry
odom. 81 the Juvenile court, when
spoken 10 hY Star reporter this
morning Ia connection with the FIRE
quent complaints 10 the police that
youthful .efactOTs protected by
the court are destroying property IN
various parts 1T the city The in
stances which have been complained
Of have never been reported Ia the
court. and II the people who have
complaints against the boys would
bring them into court they would
BE- punished and the Expectations
stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
FIND BODY OF
AERONAUT

sew YORK. Aprii s-Ths body
- Paul Naeauef. the French aerulp-
tor and enthusiastic asronaut. vas
discovered last night IN BasH creek.
not far from where the collapsed
balloon was found yesterday. ~
ausf in his effort 70 reach a place
q safety, had evidently crossed a
dozen different Islands. swimming
THE streams between them, bet fin
ally mccumbinK 20 exhaustion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
HILL. PAYS
100000
GREAT NORTHERN PRESIDENT
GIVES LARGE SUM FOR
WINNIPEG TERMINALS FOR
MS PROJECTED CANADIAN
TRANscoNTlNENrAL RAIL.
WAY

WINNIPEG. April 8 lanes J.
Hill has wrlttsn letter to the pres
ident 81 the board OF trade here
confirming the report that he viii
build a trauacontinental line Over
Canadian territory lie paid 81 600,
600 Tor mia terminals here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
FIRE At DENVER

DENVER. April 5--The plant Of
the sallack Lumber a supply COM
pany. covering 20 acres. was burned
this morning. The loss was $50. 900
WASHINGTON. April b@Jahn s..
Mcmillan. q the Washington state
railroad commission. was elected
president % the railway commits
alouers convention on the seventh
ballot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
CAN'T FIND MAN

BALLARD. April Several
clues have been run down by the
police. without success. In their en-
dcavur TO arrest the man who threw
The hody Of a child into the stimson
slab burner Monday Chief STRAIT
ton states that. while they have not
given up hope 81 locating him. the
chances are slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SEATTLE IS TO HAVE
TWO CONVENTIONS
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS eide TO MEET HERE IN 1907,
SANE SUMNER CHRISTIAN ENoEAvoRERs CONVENE
IN THIS CITY

extended 20 the commissioners last
February. The convention viii
bring about 500 fnsn here. The i'm
raTtance Of Seattle in present rail-
read activity r. probably largely re-
sponxihle for the decision OF the
commissioners 60 come here.
The railway commissioners win
be here about the same time As the
Christian Enlsavorefa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
VESUVIUS
ERUPTS

ROME. April 5-Veauvius is In
eruption Five streams Of lava are
running down its sides People are
fleeing from the villages and ashes
are failing ia Naples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

crazed. He says be fears many are
killed. A relief train has started for
the scene.
The train was a double header and
carried over 900 passengers. Eleven
coaches left the rails The officials
announce that there we're no fatal
tiles. the haggagesnen being the only
persons very badly hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
MONDAY To
END STRIKE
sHtNoIgwGAvuRs AT BAL.
LARD EXPECT TO RrTu IN
TO WORK rHG FIRST OF
NEXT WEEK.

wukHsnAHRG. "a. Arfn s.
Determined 20 ulato an example q
miners alleged 70 90 guilty ~ xios
lsnce. the state canutAbuiafY.
mounted. went ihis morning 70 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
FOR
AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. u. c. April g.
The emperor Of Japan has notified
both houses OF congress that be de-
slres 60 decorate American army Of
flcers who fought with the Japanese
army during the reeeut war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WATER SHUT OFF

Water will be shut of tomorrow.
Friday. from a. m tn 9 . m. on
Fifth av.. from Madison 10 Seneca
sta: on scnesa st.. from Fifth 70
Sixth avs, aud On Sixth av. from
ganaaa 20 Olive sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
ssroas Foundation.

The site ~ the pressnt building
Il sufficiently large for a building
y htch utii serve all the needs q the
eitf for IS years We can build four
or five stories new, wtfh a fuunda-
ttua stronE enough to add four Or
i've move later when the additional
ruon il na~slnd ] aus 1nfaFmed thai
such tuHfssfpgy building 81 mod
ETA FIRE. praof steel constructions can
- haiH f8f from tlas go 70 $3.50 ocQ
There h hardly a pahiic need 81 ths
city az the present time which -
uofn pressing than 4 nsw building
oar ths pabllf offiees which have in
them large quantities Of valuable
gHallc records
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
c. P. K. REVIEWS
NJ p. AGREEMENT
nxxaer Foa HANDLING FREIGHT FROM MISSION JUNG.
HoS TO SEATTLE Will CONTINUE FoH TWO YgARs-Es.
xE~Al ooss NOT MEAN AsAsDosmEsr oF PLAN TO
TRACKS INTO CITY

n EzHs9a2n Pacific Railway has
m& n srrknxemeaf whereby ita
E<neEt STA he Northern Pa.
- a<ilsaF respecting traffic
m hi<ssse tanetipu. on the Cana
~ P1ifse HAilpay liue. 70 seat
= , srasinned tnr another Two
m
10 ntaFmaiion was recriVsd at
- hzl offire this mofaluK from
4nffsal For soue years a great
- y speculation has bseu going
as y kuw TIE Canadian Pacific
AlsaF isisnaed % secure itself in
Antnncs into Puget sound terri
y 1'fsr he expiration Of ifa traf-
: ipssment % June % - next
w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

This opinion ~ the two Officers
~ the Juvenile court was In an
swef 10 the complaints made 10 the
mayor by nf " 4 Miles and g u
Hcfkwiih Who live near the Nadi-
sen street powerhouse and the
Loukfeilnw school They com
plalnad that the boys IN the vicinity
are feek 'esaiY destructive knowing
that II arrested they viii only re
oeiva a lecture from the court and
will not be- punished
~ r. the custom of the court 90
admonish hasn on the first com
plant and secure promises % good
behavior said Mr ketehum to-day
20 would hardly be right "a send
youngsters to the reform school on
a frat offeuse. fsr buYa are natural
D. destructive without malicious In
tent On the second complaint they
are sent % the reform school or the
Mercer Island parental school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
Promise 70 o. Coed.

4 have had personal experience
With the boys AZ the l.onnfeliow
nchuol. and the aorHt u them have
either been committed 70 a place 81
detention ar have promised good be-
haglur.
a letter was received bY The star
this morning from Thomas u Beck.
with. IN which he recommends sams
improvement in hand lng the boys.
IN part be says
I have planted trees IN my park
ing strip three times. and the last
ones have nos been practically de-
stf0Yed By these young outlaws 7
vii not plant any more trees until
the city can protect my property"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

WASHINGTON. April s-The
National Association 81 Railway
Commissioner decided to-day TO
hold the next convention IN Seattle
tn July or August. 1907.
Al the suggestion 81 eS-Secfefary
Meikle. ~ the Chamber OF Com
nsfre ~ this city. an invitation Nas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

cow Ore. April 6.-Mrs Emma
Ie8ouf' awaiting trial for the Nc
Vicar murder e, Stockton. has a
sister and hfother-inz law here. who
have just learned o. her trouble
Both are pfostFatei b. tho news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

nfcRLfN April Prince won
nuelow. the German chancellor. was
overcome with a falntink attack AZ
ths rcichstaE today and carried un-
conscious 20 an ante-ruou. He bad
just finished addressing the rcich-
stag on The Aigeeifaa agreement
y hen he suddenly turned raie and
fsu heavily forward The sitting ad-
yourued The gravity % the attack
IL uncertain.
After ever an hours wotk physl-
clans restored the chancellor 10
consciousness and announced II
wis Cue 20 influenza and overwork
The prince is out ~ danger. but
the doctors say a long rest - nee
Haaary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
PUGS ON SCENE

los ANGELES. April E.-Bat-
Ting Nelson and Aurrllo Herrera.
who meet Ia a e0-round battle SAT-
urday. May II. both spent the day
looking for training quarters. Mel
son visited Lucky BaidWiu'a ranch
and Fairvlcw springs. and will
probably pitch camp At one or the
other place Herrera will locate In
a cottage near Casa Vefdugo Nei-
son leaves Tor Catalina Friday FOR
a week or two Of rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

-, ne sisy q Seattle efeet a
- = he sits Of lbe present
AVA shaek used for that
. BE- paid for oui Of 'he
80 49,. 4 the delaleallon q dozen
-, a. = AdOlph kruE, time
-s.snseF. u = proposition AZ.
n ceuugilmaa "A 6 GU
.a.essls.l Enthusiastically ~
= IN w.lham Hickman Meafe
~. sAe krug dedication Was
- Krag hlms'lt vas at
Y, - Sentenced ~ a term "a
..asstlaYy. and an effort vas
~ : eellesi The amounts embef'
- !. IN NON his official eoeds-
~, effoua we're onlS part
.....ssfal Il vas Ia ihe midst
- 6aanslsi ssrinSeucy af the
~. ss'. and efforts 20 enfefee
- ssea against uien Of
- veAsa TO BE- uniruitfal
rssk sssl Ests's.
80 aamheF q lnsiaaeea the
! ,.x~e.asa 10 reeoveriuk 90 90
.s,r,ensg anA ~ eomprcmlse wi'h
& n.,ssmee certain piccea OF real
...~ts lAen q bat comparatively
~ valas
- Il tkss property Is stiil IN
:. ..swszten 81 % the Clty 90.
- - maeh other property 81
- shzrasser practically AL Of
49, i ked out ~ use. eff the
$40 ! aapgoauetlVe ans DOES
uen ~ iaxss
ST. CAY Propsfsy.
ysyrr Hoors nos proposes thar
= .rse<rsy b. sold BY the city
- asrs = a brisk real estate
wss, aaa vrisss are gcod thus
,rsr.rx i d the tai rolls - u
II y uzFtng rrsenss ~ that ehar-
- I, ~ rIty. aat RAT The maasy
: I'D d bald a neN city ball and
sgs1x &c 0sheg nexcsn8fy munig-
= ,sIlssnzs and Improvements
tsees azsea tai the rits au~
- ~ state wkfeh a wuFth no,
- ,nna tfza eae pFartiealiY al u
x44 j D.. yislalas 80 iaeaas %
: ~ sslher A. rentals o. as
eess Bsssnrss Nsss.
n &~ms 20 NE that u would be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

ptTrAHURu. Kan, April So
fla~em operators IN this district
have steulusd their intention 10 sign
the scale auf rssufar operations.
NEw YORK. April g. Mitchell
announced that the sgh- scale COM
fagttse made q proposition "a the
operators that q settlement ~ all
difficulties b. referred To a board
% arbitration composed ~ the pres
snt board q coueiiiation. nth jus
ticr uraY az chairman. and that
sha decision - thts board be opsr-
ative for tRo yeats, binding upon
AL PARTIES
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s.,p. 90

laaadlan Pacific AZ praasnt
-. hfke barge for the trans
{ 80. ~ g freight from Vancouver
!. ,,tofla A similar movement
s.,..a contemplated between Bet
''A and Seattle By the Cana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

r~rupna8 eoiiisrg. whsre shots we're
fired az thr WEEKS from the Village
est - fznsion last might. and q
Mucauaqaa where armed men
snuye Off ths uefhwwm and shreats
vuet 90 shoot any working today.
The tfoaFs Threatened e burn ths
village aud drive the Italians out
IN there Was any more Shooting
Tho threat proved effective. ard
guist naa restored siauY arrests
Nrrr made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
IN. cus OF LIN.

AHA has esen written % The e.
81 IA he Canadian Pacific Rail.
*f ansd cot expect 90 secure a
'sliaaailer d is agreement 10
- q ihs fact that James J Hiil
- sslleieg a sui-0ff from gnmas
! y boasdary line 90 Clovexlale
- rsalt Afford the Northern
.EiIf satFanre 10 vancouver over
= Sra Northern lines and thus
!. Z inispssdeng n the Canadian
ssefs failHay sumas Miss ion
Hxinn
I ~ assn known thar the Cana
= Pasifie RallvaY has had snzi
z - local field for some
" Y s'iseting a survey u It's own
aesaf snfranee into Seattle.
= aessmsnt ia continuing the
~ .sfssmeni e looked upon BIZ
- 'aiifaaa men 10 mean that All
h.shifais fur he Canadian pa
saAFaYa own tracks have
= ''aksd IN some way or that
~ planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Steamer Cottage City arrived last
night from the north bringing the
first shipment faF ssme weeks.
Locked Ia the pursera safe was
500 oda IN dust. THE Cottage
brought az uasaanacrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

The applications % the Seattle
Electric company for street car
franchises on wcsiiake boulevard
and North Second avenue are cf-
feetlvely pigeon oled in the con-
mittec on corporations for the pres
ent until consideration has been
given BY the council 10 the question
Of submitting the whole street rail
way question 90 a vote OF the peo-
pie Tho committee viii hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon. but
the street car franchises will not be
taken up at that time.
Policy Of the Council
The committee has before # the
Revelle resolution declaring IL to be
the policy Of the council 10 grant nc
more franchises for street cars until
the matter has been voted on and
this may be discussed. though Il Is
more than probable that the com
mlttee will postpone action on the
matter until the same subject has
been acted on by the finance COM
mlttee which Ct Is before on the
communication of Mayor Moore.
Il am not in favor OF taking up
the proposed franchises az this time
al all" said Chairman Gin Of the
corporations committee this morn
Ing. and they viii not be taken MP
unleg ! am ovcrruled by the com
mltiee. II the question Of a muulc-
lpal street ear system Is going 20
be submitted to q vote at all It haI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
Won BUELOW
is OVERCOME

BERLIN. Apr Won Basiow IL
pagaiyEsd The attack occurred this
afternoon. the earlier spell being a
fofsruunss Of the more serious at
tack The kaiser hastily sum mousd
the crown prince ard ministers and
hurled 10 the bedside ~ the prince.
Who 81 aid 10 be progressing fay-
orubiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SEATTLE CAN HAVE
/ A NEW CITY HALL

IN suuuests That Real Estate Acquired By
rih Through krug DefalcatOn Be Sold and
Nancy Used for This PurpOse.--Is Worth
Three Quarters of a Million and Is Now Idle
and reproductive.