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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
WAS IN ADOBE
WRECK

with the horrors Of the recent
wreck ON the Ito Grande road a.
Adobe, Colo, fresh IN his memofy,
ignatiua Fitz Henry. business man
Of this city. arrived home last even.
inE with a badly bruised forehead nn
the result Of the disaster. Mr.. ritz
Henry ana In the sleeper on the
weStbound train and escaped with
little Injury. although badly nhaien
mp and cut about the head.
To a Star reporter this morning
Mr. Fitz Henry described the wreck
as the most awfal experience u hia
life Coming tn The night. with snow
and wind playing havoc without.
and the devastating fire sweeping
over the crushed trains and burn
Ing the human victims before the
eyes of hundreds of helpless men
and women. the sight was one 10
leave a lasting impression OF horror
and pain.
II was At O'Clock in the morn
Ing when tho trains mnt 4" said Mr.
Fltz Henry. and most Of the peo-
pie we're asleep. but I happened 60
be awake If the time and was look
Ing out az the window We were
going up hill and travelling at a
moderate rate Just before the
crash my ears caught the roar OF
the approaching train. and the
scream II the emergency brakes.
and then my head was thrown
against tho window with a force
that eat my forehead open and
stunned me. soon recovered.
dressed and got outside. Our train
was less damaged than the east
bound.
The aesne into which ! stepped
upon. leaving the car was like
viplon OF the Internal regions The
forward ears on both trains had
collapsed AZ the crash ana lay piled
mp on the tracks Shrieke of women
and children could be heard on all
sides and the flames which wsfe 10
complete the work Of destruction
we're gaining headwaY. The per
sons who were alive were scattered
about lightly clad and unable 10
render assistance. y was a bitter
cold night and many OF the aur
vivors were half frozen
Fortunately the railroad head
quarters knew OF the mistake la
signals almost as soon as the
wreck occurred and n rescue train
vas AZ tho scene ia a short time.
Parties from nearby stations ar
rived quickly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

For tho coming summer days lin.
Eeris gown Of the ulnet aelieAie In
dis linen has been made II has
fiounoe and paHtron and Yoke q
embroidered linen.
AZ the foot Of the skirt. which
IL long aud fan. IL a narrow frfll
This IL finished simply with a hem.
Set directly about II IL a fionnae
sight inches IN width This II Of
the embroidery. and NJ the head Of
u IL two eneirrlinK Fowa Of eaa-
hfuideFed inAeffian.
A yoke uf The efnbroaaery n About
the hips. being decp and pointed In
front. and short 90 the hips This
II Of the amhruldercd linen. and Is
separated from she full fionnos by
= hand % the insertion The same
effect Ia carried cut on flse bodice.
The Eirdle Il ~ the linen, and Il
high and carefully bonea 70 give the
necessary close flt
The hat % bs worn with this
aHmmsr Euwn II a creation Of chip.
val lace. a pink rose aud a white
aigrntia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
BRIBERY CHARGES Fly
THICK AND FAST

and asked II he had been approach
ed by any one connected directi4
M indirectly with the BARBER com
amy aud offered money 10 award
them the contract
sff anyone says | was offered n
hrtbe u IL falar. ha replied. hntly
The plain facts OF the matter are
that ! went 90 tho meetlnx fully
intending tn give the paving job To
the independent company. On my
arrival. however. ! WAS told by
Councilman foeracl that city Treas
urer Grin aud CITY Clerk Murdoch
had been offered hrtbe by the In.
dependent company to use their In
flucnce IN the independent com
pany's behalf That settled nay
mind. and accordingly took the
stand | did
Mr., kaan wma asked n he had
investigated the truth Of the STORY
OF egen asked the city treasurer and
clerk u they had besn offered a
hrihe. lie said he had not
Councilman noerasi was aeen. and
he stated he had reasons Why be
wanted the narher company 10 get
the contract. bat wouldn't tell them
until he saw the other members.
III the matter comes up In court
everyone Will know. aud thais suf
fieien,." he addict
Councilman negdnhl said he bad
taken thc stand hs always did. 50
Eixe contracts To the lowest bid
der.
city Clerk Murdoch aud City
Treasurer Grill state that they wefe
approached by no one. directly ar
Indirectly. regarding the paving
contract b. representatives Of
either tine isaFbnr or the lnaegena.
ent company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

GROWING

Professor Edmund >. Nsauy. Of
The history deIsa rtmeut OF the unit
Neraity. returned this morning from
lecture trip n Eastern washing
ton lie aren't Monday at the
f'foHHef schools AIR. Af~any said
frosssf u The most wonderful
Washington town l ever saw I
never saw a town uruW 90 fast.
Why, half Of the students Ia tbs
hish school arc neN TO tho tasn
fiiis year )
Ia Spokaas MI Msanv met sam.
vel I'M % this city. aud daie-
Eation 81 the Goad Reads noelety of
this state. They visited tlie agass
Agricultural rulless Of Pullman.
where Mf ftiii hnaks 90 ths sta
dents on the suh IeeG af The In
umenee % Geography ON Com
meror Mr.. Meany speaks in
Eiowios terms ot the sork dous b.
Mr iili
The people have anit laughing
az Afr iiilfs sffefta 70 maks better
roads IA Washington. said Mr..
Nsany he has shewu them shat
can hs daus b. a nttis orEaniea-
lion.
MIR Hsti kas spent thousands of
dollars Ia this work. and has Just
volunteered tia.o0e Ter gna con-
atructian ~ nee roadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
To CONSIDER
CAR SERVICE

Coauellm.n Murphy 81 the Ninth
ward. Reynolds Of the Tsuth wsrd.
Eelso o. the Eleventh ward and
Burnett. At large. viii hold a con
ference either tonight or tomerrow
Night. fos the purpose II farnuiat-
Ing plans for saauriBe an impEore-
menf IN the street car ssrFirn to The
northern portion of the city.
AH quickly az plans for The cam
paieu can be agreed upon by them.
they viii take the matter up with
the company and follow that action
up. II necessary. IN the euuaeiL
Increased service IL desired on the
University. Green Lake and the
Fremont Ballard tines, and IN sew
eral districts extensions ~ the lines
will hs asked for A. the present
time the Green Lake line gives a
three u4inass service FROM s 70 8 In
the evening. Councilman Murphy
lnaists that this should BE- decreased
10 n least a two minute service
from 4 20 20 lac
some az the Green Lake residents
say they have encountered nunsid-
arahIe difficulty In Inducing Coun-
Gilman Burnett 70 iaks any inter
ast Ia the matter. and There IL some
doubt hat be viii sttend the meet
Tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The ennran1a attorney had some
doahts as 10 ttr legality.
The chief q police Vas ordered 20
buy 200 deE tags ana 6aFn the Ia
cailscted OF kiii untaGEcd CANNES
Mr. Williams was ordered IA eatnz
menee amdifiax ghr city books APRIL
1.
A beard HssHr viii - built un=
der the dock "a the feet % SEC
und az. The estimated eusf 10 sg2a
The removing % old hydrnnts an
Second avs q be replaced By new
etaea. vas referred 10 the commit
Tee Of the whsle.
Petitions wHfn presented Tor the
grading ~ ffrsH ~ tresa Nsfn q
ftsiiroad a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SAY DOG
: WAS BAD

According 10 several members Of
the fscnlty ~ the university. the
dos halanElflK Is the mi Gamma
lb1lta fraternity. that was killed BY
i'fafsNHaf i'feutise. Of the sociological
department for experimental pug-
posse. dsssreed the fate he met.
They sss that fhs dog WAs q nut
Haues 90 everybody and ssns even
60 80 Tar As - state that they
would have done the same - Mr.
Pfentlee did n they had had in-
sifuiusuia for tie purpose The
students are not 80 furWafd Ia th~ir
statements. but they certainly 90
not take aides sith the fraternity
in their aetien. II anyone il TO
suffer fur TIE sensation caused by
their suing The pnpf~ssor fnf dam
a9em Il win pfehahly be The fra
trEhlty
Professor pEsnsirs refuses 20
make arsr statement n whatever AZ 20
shat action ha Nni take IN the
matter. bot ssYs he win explain
LATER The ATTORNEYS Tor the FRS
tHfuity say theS viii push the
preservation immediately unless MT.
rreutlas gives = rzsnrr sufficient rra-
son for kilisnE their PCT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
BUYS ON ia cKS0N

Captaia W. e afann. ~ Pert
IoNnsefd. - pure haairE nsurh val.
nnhle property MionK jackson ana
Anta sta parfaa tie past wnea
thr 8ftfiith company has suld tho
southeast corner II 10th a.. ana
JauAsen ~ FUR Captain Mann.
FpT William Martha the eaupa ny
has dlsgssmed Of a lot On Jaakuon ws.
between sth ant sgh ayN A etclc~
ricse % pgvpsrtY At the nasthN est
corner 81 Jaeksau ~. aHa ksh az.
has been sold - the same eompany
Tor CAPTAIN Jefferson y. Noper. u
san FFanriarn.
The Grirflfh coznrmny has dis
posed Il she northeast gorueF q 9TH
av. south and Main 81 for Mrs. vita
Davis The most Important sale uf
she week m residence property 10
thr purchase bY r W Griffin and
Captain W. s. aauu. % Pert Town.
send. q tiac doaisie southwest cor
nsr Of Sinth Az. 8 ana Main 81
This property covers aH AREA 81 isa
xfE9 fest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SLOT MACHINES
HIS UNDO|NG

That George Davidson. nov IN
aet aenienoe Co serve Bevrn years
IA the state penitentlary fuf forgery.
" Victim ~ the slot machine hnb-
", II the firm belief OF many Of his
ffienda IN this city who have known
him during the phat few months
Davidson was sentenced on a
charge of forgery. but aimee his In
ehfeeFhfinn u has developed that be
maf tKaHed hts furniture 10 NO less
Than ID persons aud he il thought
10 have raised money In other quea-
ilonahle ways.
According "a people who know
Davidson who was printer ny
trade. be has been In the habit Of
spending hours playing slot ma
rhiiise, taking siuEn whon he won
and playing them back Into the ma
chimes. Tie seemed 90 be- a victim
OF a s4rt 81 mania for this form of
gambling and is said 10 have vast
cd all 81 hia earnings aud some Of
his Illicit gains In this manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
MEET At The
gymnasium

In the gymnasium OF the state
university this morning. the Pa
cifie coast section Of the Physical
Directors society met In a BUSH
ness session 10 discuss the various
ways Of Improving the methods used
by them. The work included book
review on messages by Miss Rad
berg. Of the women's department az
the university: a lesson on Indian
clubs, by y. w. Lee: voice culture.
by Mrs. saunderson. a lesson in
dancing. by Miss Rudberg. and an
illustrated talk on the German
horse. by William speideL
After the meeting the company
was served with a luncheon in the
women's gymnasium by Mics Rud-
berg. About twelve persons were in
attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

BALLARD COUNCIL DOiKGS

BALLARD. March si.-AmanK
the matters hsfose the eoaneil last
nlEht was the building ~ a $4,000
gallon tank 20 sapply residents iiv-
ms en- high Kreund. who are unable
% set water frum the present rvu.
cfvaif. the city engineer essifnnt-
81 the cost Of bsiiiaing this Isfapowed
tank frutn $500 80 si.6oo. according
&c the height ef khe structure.
fha street. car franchise azked
Tor By Erred Sander was referred. at
h4a request. ca the COMMITTEES %
THE uhoie. az Il wss tmpoesihia for
hiin - b. Present last night.
The Seattle Electric eaaapany's
franchise had Is frat reading ana
was referred % the city attorney.
u vas presented - the enuuugtte@
% the uhois At tbelf last meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
PROCEEDINGS OF
the CHAMBER

Al the meeting 81 the chamber Of
commerce this afternoon the prop.
ositlen Of sefting a portion OF
the forest reserve a. Lake chelan
into a national park wis endorsed.
The chamber endorsed the plan 10
place sir arc lights on Pioneer
square.
The chamber endorsed the bill
now hrfUre eo,rgreas giving the
North American Telegraph & Cable
company permission 20 run = cable
from Seattle 10 tbs AleutiaH islands
and the Orient
A special committee wis appoint
cd 10 look into n proposition Of
fered BY H. G. Miles, 0f Portland,
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
BIG LOAD is
GOING NORTH

The Kuehokwtm district viii have
It's banner season this year. J. r
Rudd a Co. agents for the Central
Alaska company. associated With
which is Capt j. Heaiy. are daily
receiving inquiries from all parts
Of the country regarding the kus.
kokwin Seventy passengers have
been booked for the NuEiysk. which
NRs reoentiy purchased by the con-
pany. aud over 1000 tons Of freight
have been offered for shipment.
A. Olympia yesterday Capt. Ba-
iand Incorporated the KuskokWim
Mining company. which VIII engage
actively In mining operations this
year As mentioned In The star
Capt Baiond Is constructing
steamer for use ON the kushokwim
FOG bis oonspaBy's exclusive use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SUNSHINE
SOC/E 7y

BROOKLYN. N. Y. March a.
Delegates ~ the z27 branches In the
southern New York state division
81 the International Sunshine 30
siety. opened thair annual sehAian
this morning At the Sunshine Rest
l.. l.. the beautiful building which
vii be uafd ne the hnadqmlft~ru OF
the aacieig aA we'll aa for = rest
home for thone unfortunate poor
who need rest aud sunshine The
state meeting IL the occnHlon for the
formal opening of tire home and tho
official hourewarminE There waa
4 short meNaipn this morning and
another meeting In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

4 want to SET into the zambsal
district tssfore Il is too civilized.
sad thr famous surEeun. who Eosn
into Central Africa for = bunting
trip aud Ia study the WavnEcs lie
sass be aana snnnKh ~ civilized
people in Chicago. hts home L il
going 10 b. his vacation.
ur Heun ia known a. specialist
Ia alsanminai surgery Uhp has
world wlas fame he was chief HnF.
gron ~ the sixth army eurpa Ia the
spanish xaf and wat 90 japan A.
chief sprkeon ~ the japanese army
~ che uuttwrak ~ the gar. lie is q
native uf Switzerland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CONSIDERS
RATE BILL

WASHINGTON. n. c. March 81.
The senate considered the rate
bin from the start today Senator
Culbaraon introduced an amend
ment prohibiting auy concern
engaged in interstate or foreign
commerce from contributing 20 p9=
Htieai parties and fired penalties.
senator Bailey attacked Senator
Deliver. charging him with a VIC
iatlon o. confidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
TALKED TO
KIDNAPER

SAX FRANe1sCo. March si.-
The poiicF fedAg ARRESTED = man
Nhemm name thsY refuse 10 slvuigr
but wha. they aag. tells = story
~ sAlAinE % . strange Italian an a
train the asY foitus ms the kidnap-
ia ef the Texs child ~ Goima
rhe Italian neta he took the child
90 san Iaas. @hefs n Was diacav-
cred that he was not the utse SAINT
"a. Tie posice afw iooking Tar The
supposed kit0Nref. bat What dis
position vac made u tine ehiid -
undine tuaea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Samuel Melstein. legal ase. and
Tcrsic Golden. legal age. Portland
Jacob jones. 70 aud Ida Living
stone. -. issaqnnh.
John F'ru5rick Luton. -. and
Rmliis Frefrtka Csrauiund. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
MADE FALSE
STATEMENTS

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March
IL Hiram Tyre. president Of tho
Continental Insurance company.
charged with falsifying his state
meuis "a the state insurance de-
paftneui and other 0ffens~s
against the insurance laws, was
held 70 the higher court today ana
his bond fixed at 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

pany while engaged in making up
trains In The yards here.
charxlug desurtion. Ralph X
RAYMOND thin morning commenced
action Tor divorce against Louise
Lancaster Raymond
W G. Stetasza purchased today q
william Holt lot .. block TAT. on
Railrsrsd az. between Ksokuk aud
Laramie So. for t2o.00o
=. A. Lleeslsy bought az y v
Andrews los ]. hiock zos. Seattle
tisslanda. a. FtHh AZ. south ana
Lane a.. fuF ts5 0oa
The final debate between NJ
Hall a spiFltaaiiss. sHa Rev Sam.
10 establish a dental eotieEr IA this
uni F~uar. exnaErlist. is Tsustrnn~d
siN Friday aEsainE The debate
takes place IN the hall II the Eitei
bullding
The Aiaska coasf company filed
articles OF lneoypora tion this afseFs
noon fnF $50 co The uffTcerw are
the same ~ previously announced.
The administrators 81 the estate
% Iennie Johnson this m0rninN uoia
to Hnllnn and stetaan. for ssg 800.
tho northwest corner o. Maynard
and Washington ats.
George billing reports the sale Of
the triangular piece q property
bnund9d By Wnasiahe. Virginia and
Sixth av TO eastern people for
$40 600. This lot Waa purchased only
. fsw weeks aEo for Sc e0e
A stipulation in tho high school
fraternity ca~n was prepared this
morning. whereby the lawyers con
esrncd agree TO take fhe matter 10
tie supreme eourt or rs merits. and
10 drop ffum reconsideration the
trial In the superior court.
G n EmmanH. brother - Lieu
tenant Emmaus % tie Alaska
boundary cammisaion. arrfgsd this
morning 90 the Northern from ths
Pnfeuplue district. hack az Haines.
Alaska NJ Emmors uaa vaiuahie
hydraulic properties and came south
70 arrange for the summers opera
tons
Robert Forbes. the Aberdeen can
uery man. is at the Cecil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

=. Reed. n negro for whose ar
rest 4 warrant wac sworn out sosss
time ago. was arrested this after
noon by Officers Carleton and
Crandan He L. charged with sell
tag mortgaged properly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

A gun shat. supposed 60 have
BEEN accidentally discharged. vas
fired through a window u the es-
tahiiahmsut Of }. u. Wsfusholdt. STA
Third av.. last Right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

A-Ths tclrphoue h. great
thiuE.
n-liaw'a that
You eau tell a man lust what
YOU think 81 ham ana not have no
run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

After "a years Of married iifa,
Maggie safatrum this morning
brought auii for divorce from aug
unt SAtntrom. The couple have
four children. all grown up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CITY BRIEFS

John J. McNaughton has begun
srlt in the superior court against
the Northern Pacific railway for
damages he claKs 10 have received
through the careiessnesI u the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
hard Of Contract for Asphalt Paving lob Great.
s lJuroar in Ballard COuncil--- BARBER Asphalt
romuany. Which Made Highest Bid, Is Sue
esssful.

..,tARp. March si~-narias
'.a.,ll meetinx last nlshs near
- s,e Of the eouncilmen we're
a aex~ptlnx hFlbes from
-. a. Rarler Asnhah faNias
80 AZ he independent Az
- rsslag compAfsf
- =. ,ssesirE wks certRiaiy a rla-
gwlrena representatives Of Tho
n,pansss. and ceuneilmen
=. -. a. IA The hurting Of hrio-
81 ehsFses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
BILLIARD. -N0TIcE

UD1ke1uuO NV aS6
xAaz yuare down town. 90 10
- axza Bon Markxs. hoo FIRST
Are. tsr your meat. and ride hose
- 4 ear ueket with eserY par
s1Es .. fer or oTer. go
fssi Ers.ss--cortlruss
ms = { GSs7b nfS
- ~ 4 tg1hte rngafr. gnasf N4aw
- AFk frum Broadway car nna
~ - fss toss "a zsh ave ts,rse
Isis ftpsa ear lfas ta1 cxsh. ana
h<Aare ~ ttn@.
wsNsHgr HnOa
kaam ~ caiman bag
FREMONT BARGAIN
NgefofT lot finely situated.
80 > fest y ear Inc. far tesa
$500, owner lsstrscta IMAE-
es1ARlks SoMEsg COMPANY.
AZ Alaska Halldinr
-----=----a.....-.-a.-.s.asi.ss
As<esaes =, er afh ave- one hsaes
- se1fsfHnu street cara GwaeF
= Y 80 q Aia2ka Cteapest
sEohaE y MFAcsgAM co
- hAia tf'5 zlAzli n. 4. aIae 1
HaEs THAT ARE WORTHY.
- bay truasu haua~ en- Ma
- ~ with : sNeepins view -
iaf treesn h. waf~r. h-sfsd
-. ~ Broadway diafiaE Ffs
z - S-fnslsr f,,r~.es. s.ass.1 -.
wat y High sch5ol easy
1 FEiiHES. ne Cslunn.ia 81
so.n A SNAP.
~ - ,s.,s2a eoflazs 1n car ans.
"aAA tfoad street a. a0Y
aAhk 4 IRELAND.
~ Bailey HanainR
cash, sraosa. ham. psrfsv.
etQks raFs balance 81
~sasa NJ Mogn. Is Marion hiask
-
49, Ne lots f1r sac ehsaB. 1ansIi
49,. lYHn. balance 40 pc
- gas blzeN from 80 -.
aAa pnstlffies. AaHrsss a..
nsa4ssB wash -
u fssa
~ wish your properly Ia -
Ntsa ~ q Nfiih aa We ,v5ff -
- efiea ton. We have sF=sgls
s-xNs al renters 1t hard 49, -. =. 2
fs aalgk results Tor w., -.
- : Co. A. EplaT Block -
stl4tobk DENNY 4 EWTNg ca
- e9na flsar Alaska it5f Z ~
- sEne Eoet hareains l. aife
~Apefff. See them.
INWARD u LEWIS q co
! ard ifailar Block
A.. - hatabiished Issl
fnd isn
1921 sizsd ioi On 18th Ave near
-. Htffissn street AZ lsnurox.
s7tss paid sKeau; gayiug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Tom Mccall was arrested fhir
afternoon for raising a disturbance
in r. raiuun on FTraf ae. b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

VIA yua re down Town. 90 ~
- Sad Bon Marhxs. hoo FIRST
Are. tsr your meat. and ride hanae
- 4 ear tlekes With every pmr-
tkfn d fax or oTer. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
BUSINESS CHANGES

A vatnNlste reorganization 81 ttar
steamship business. inciudinE the
management ~ steamers. 3 agencies.
str.. Naai - once be undertaken -
ghr newly organised Alaska coast
rUrspnuf. which has taken oseF thr
hnsiuesa ~ ths Aiaaka Commercial
fumtanv. The sfeass@f tlefths
sailing naxt SUNDAY wiii 50 OF
under the flag q the nsu eam-
paug. The flng practically remains
she uaus. an filn a g. Coz e8veFF
both tha ais ard uau rosnfanlef
While The agencies SIN b. changed
the personnel - the affirsfs nn he
steamers eiu also ~ shaken un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

not liable under their bond Tor any
defeefs
Mayor wiisy's Views.
MI G0eta was present. aud not NJ
al backward IN mlxing IN the dts
cnusien. He said that former work
had nothing 70 do with the present
contract. and his oplnion aaa sus.
tanned by City Attorney IaEuraolL
Councilman poeraei also contend
~ that the Independent eompanys
hid was not up TO specifications and
that a sample Of their asphalt Maa
not tiled with the hid
A motion was then made 20 award
the contract 20 the barber Asphalt
company ant was PASSED. Council.
men kean, foersel. Anderson and
smith voting yes. and Councilman
iiegdahl, Way and Coca. no.
Wort Tell Reasons.
A reporter fur The Star asked the
mayor this moFning What his In
tentiona WIRE regarding tho sign
lng Of the contract. and be stated
that before he did anything no
would talk with the propeety own.
sra On ma ay, and comply with their
wishes a. Car aa possible
Councilman k~an was alao seen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

r.,,, mosion was made 90 award
- :, pavinx eontgact II the
.g....-..seus company. eycrtthink
-. = peaceful As me waters or
- laka Then the tirs~ af1a
s.sressea. aad sAe koueh Riders
are - san Jaaa hill was not
~,s''.-glman Kean Immediately
,~..s - his feet and took a most
.,npstea stand Cor ne hafeer
~s.sg lle epeaty charged GER
=. nsshsrs 81 the eouncii with
s.rssx ee.u approached ~ \ repre-
..s,.s.ss u the tRdspendent CON
-, an the view 81 giving them
s-.ae.aef~ " the Independent
sssszy vH ssaFaed the contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The civil service commission thta
aftarnuan announced that A BE
Donald had passed the rKaminafiaa
for captain serEnauf Powers ia ala
ready eligible For the position o.
sergeant the following passed
Frank bryant. A. J wilkes. = A
Hadecu. Jack King and e u Han
nick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The flnRnee committee this marn
inE Authorised the eiiT cumpiroller
20 advertise for bids fur thv sale oi
the park bona and che lighf plaaf
bond ismna Of $500 coo and see .0af
respectively