davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
OLD MAN DIES
IN HIS SLEEP

Edward Fehre. &C years old. once
waaithy manufacturing iewelsr
vas found dead In his bed AZ the
Jefferson hall. fifth Az. and feslef
way. this morning Death IL sup
posed 70 be the natural result Of
age.
Fehre. who r. a Russian by birth
had long been a veil known char
sctar IN Seattle. whore, since his
failure in the manufacturing bust
ness. he had been doing odd tinker
Ing Jobs In the lewelfy line. A. iar
ms can be learned the old man diea
with but a single friend IN me
city, l.. D. Brown. a LAWYER WIN
offices in the Pioneer building
B1nney. Watson has charge Of the
body. Coroner Carroll viii hold n
poa,.mortam TO determine the cause
of fenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
TIES
STEAMERS UP

Steamer Meteor. ~ the Globe
Navigation Co. h tied mp az San
Pedro on account uf tho n0unnian
lumber handlers OF that port going
on strike The non union lumber
handlers absolutely refuse 20 handle
lumber on ships manned by union
men. aud the small crew Of the Me.
teor a. compelled to discharge the
large cargo 81 lumber. which IL slow
work
An effort ia now on foot b. the
local steamship companies 10 have
the boats land at San Diego instead
Of San Pedro. II this action Of the
companies Is accomplished San Pc.
dro viii be- cut off from a great rev
enup
The news ~ the strike came NJ a
great surprise to tho local com.
panioH. ~ the trouble which was
brewing last year with the strikers
was only settled few weeks ago.
Many Of the steam Hchoonera Of
Puget Sound are now loading for
San Pedro. and II the strike Is not
settled within q few days the sail
Ing ~ these scho0nera will be can
Celted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Get the Seattle
Spirit

OF the fsai seattle Spifif- anH
bnust every legitimate home eater
rzsse Il ysa can bay 80 sos3 or
ssffss f5s&s made In Seattle aa
knpmtsd yaa ows u 80 the Seattle
nak~r % ase hls Eo0ts n yea ear
4 n san4s tlnae get better goods
zze At a saving af Is 20 % per
EFns IN casf. yaa owe u % Feafaslf
- FsA b tay AZ horas Tnls aFEa-
n<sf afeiies @ fire Insurance equal
3 ~ msii e. % manufactured pro
tnr,s m largest and strongest
o. inaaranes company in fhs Pa
go Northwest = the NoFthweafsrn
Eutsal Pre- Association. - Seattle
= progressive snd Investigate RS
sfppaw'lon Or yourself II yea ~
- care - iavsxfixsts. ist us rsfes
~ = sere ~ your ueiEhhora nha
kse Investigated A phan@ call e.
ssin 1853 ~ fndspsnisnf 50 via
Tsvs Yea the prompt advsre aGa
s4rsful serxics q a Northwestern
hsu~rfar 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

The ranks Of the 0sieopa,hic
Doctors of this city have recently
been augmented by the presence OF
DR.. c. +. Lathrop, formerly OF Kan
sas City. Mo
Or. I.athrop Is a graduate from
the osteopathio department OF the
Thompsonian Medical college OF
Denver. Colorado, and has been
wonderfully successful In the pur'
SUIT OF his profession, having intro
duced many new methods, along
original lines. into his practices
which have proved OF inestim.
able benefit TO his patients.
Oaioopathy Is one OF the greatest
scientific treatments known to the
medical world and owing TO the fact
that II is a hloodlesa and drugless
operation many marvellous cures
are obtained with no bad after et'
fects which often result from the
surgeons knife.
Elaborately equipped offices have
been arranged by DIR. Lathrop az
9O7 Eltol building where free con-
sultation may be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
P ROMISE |:
SNOW

Seattle IL slated for visitation
~ snow tonight or tomorrow. prob
ably. according to the forecast Is
sued from tho local weather bureau
this afternoon. The official dope
sheet calls Tor occasional snow OF
rain The small boy viii put the
emphasis on the snow and plan
sliding and anowbaillng parties "a.
lore. while his parent will pray TINT
the heavens be allowed 10 loose
their torrents aud that the SNOW
god" remain nfaf of
The Seattle boy welcomes a
snowfall as a great treat 10 be OF.
ioyod only az rare Intervals and IL
Is safe Ia say that II Observer Sal
iabary keeps his promise 10 the
youngsters the hin sides will be.
come a scene Of hilarious activity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
WOMAN SHOOTS
SENATOR

WAaHlNGToN. Dec "a We.
man giving tho name Of Annie
Bradley shot aud seriously wound.
90 ex-senator Arthur Brown OF
Utah al the Raleigh hotel this af
tornoon She fired two ahota. one
taking effect Ia the stomach and
the other Ia tho hand The victim
was removed 20 the emergency hos
pifal. whore u il said he has little
chance ~ recovery,
brown was Immediately placed
on an operating table and surgeons
began to probe for the bullets
brown Ia here for 81 Louis
mining company 10 argue a case Ia
the supreme court Monday Mrs.
bradley was cool behind the bars
nnd said All Utah knows why
asa the shooting. One right does
not always right a wrong She
made an Indirect reference 90 a al.
veree IN which the senator was IN.
tereatod IN several years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
SE:NSAT |ONAL
CHARGES

Novel insanity proceedings wer'
late yesterday afternoon conducted
in Superior Judge Griftina cham
beers. In which James Thompson, AZ
ter an examination by medical
commission, was acquitted. IL de
velopod that Joseph Reck. OF lasa
auah. who had leased certain prop
erty 20 the man. charged him with
insanity. and desiring to aecur,
possession Of the property before
the expiration OF the lease. deter
mined 10 railroad the obstructlnE
lessee 10 tho insane asylum.
At the end of the Ridiculous hear
ing Reck hurried into the office OF
the county clerk and demanded. In
nncontly. Can | get the property
now"
Marie Klndermau, aged g. was
this morning committed on q
charge of insanity by Judge Frater
She had previously served a tern
at stellacoom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Love LEADS
TO SUICIDE

mess ~ thc ntKht nothwnrth'a body
Naa lost from aiHht
fram stories told BY passengers
81 q ManueX. also q passenger Ou
she boat. had been paying attentions
Co Ntas Markell. but Those uha are
in 8 position Co know state that
THESE were net serious
iiefkwagth WAS q sufferer from
consumption. and Il r. believed that
Ia an insane moment over hiH fancl-
fui love troubles he quickly snatch
ed the opportunity 90 end his life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
HUNDREDS ARE
ON THE TRAIL

According 20 the report Of Cap
tain Truebfidge. 81 she steamer
Northwestern. the trail between
Valdez aud che interior f. not yet
IN operation. but what h. known I'd
the summer trail f. being used and
about Is people are arriving from
the interior daily
II was reported a. Valdez on the
dAy Of the sailing Of the steamer
Northwestern that 200 people we're
beaded for Valdez and hundreds
we're making preparations % leave
the interior Tor the coast
The mail II reported 20 be afriv
Ina az Vslaes from the interior
regularly and q larse amount was
brought down on the Northeastern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
SEAL PoAcHERs HERE.

The y Japanese seal poaehera
yho we're arrested several months
ago BY United States authorities on
81 Paul island. on the Alaska
coast. arrived in the'eity this morn.
ing on the steamer Northwestern
after having served their time IN
the iau al Valdez. Tho Japanese
were met NJ tho boat BY the immt
grafton officers and conducted 70
ths county jail. where they VIII
await the board Of inquiry u -
expactsa that they Will be- deported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
REYNOLDS
IN SEATTLE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
THu UNITED STATES TREAS.
uRV AGRE ON CUSTOMS
BUSINESS.

ON business connected With ths
customs service. James u Roy
noldh. assistant secretary Of thf
United States treasury. ia Ia Seat
he today aud registered at The Hat
Ter lie was accompanied by AZ
thur Rinaiand. Of the United States
forest reserve service.
Mf Heynolaa arrived In the citt
last night from Tacoma. cominf
over on the revenue cutter Perry
William Rice. special agent ~ the
uuitud States treasury department
with headquarters Ia Seattle. and
h. c. Harper. collector Of customs
fur Puget sound. are in consultation
with Mr. Reynolds A stay Of nev
ernl DAYS will be made here an
extra help for the local office vii
be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
OLYMPIA FORCED
TO RETURN

Steamer Olympia. under charter
~ a san Francisco lumber firm by
the Northwestern Steamship Co.
put into Port Angeles at noon with
four feet ot water Ia her hold. all
boats smashed and her lumber car
90 shifted
The Olympia sailed from Everett
Wednesday for San Diego With a
lumber cargo and Was caught In the
fierce storm of Cape FlatterY last
Thursday. The Merchants TX
change received word that the
Olympia sailed from Port Angeles
this afternoon At ! O'Clock for Sc.
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

steven orolisl. Tailor. 500 "a Ave.
90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

C,ussd ny the belief that he
thnueht the woman he loved vas
haina attracted tu Another Edward
nackWorih. wealthy mime owner
of the Nlaina district uear Naidea.
laared overheard num tho steamer
NarthWraIsu Thursday nlaht At 2
o'clock and Was drowned
scarcely no foot away stood Miss
n Markell the suicides sweetheart
capt. rfuehudgv dlt bis best 60
make a ruacua bat ewing 90 the
heavy seas running aud the dark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
MILLS CLOSE
SATU RDAY

Tho single mills IN the state Of
Washington and the majority q the
mills In British Columbia sill cease
operations for two months begin
ming next Saturday Dan " Bass,
president and manager Of the shin.
gle mills bureau. after two months
Of hard work. has az last accom-
plished his point IN effecting a close
down Of the shinnle mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
STOLE MEAL TICKET
GETS ONE YEAR

". 8 nrowu. charged With -
curing a s. meal ticket from 9. ,.
Humphrey. who waH thla uoTnlns
arFaixned Ia tha criminal eeart of
Superior Judge Frator. entered =
plea % guilty and vas sentenced
TO serve term 81 one rear a
WailA Walls fir vas nFvnan
Tor tha Northern Pacific railway,
and. whlio admitting that he had
secured the ticket. denied that Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
STILL WORKING
ON THE DIX

A ~ G Deuniaan has small
hopes ~ being able to locate the
wrecked steamer flc vas oui near
iy an uishi ioosiag oRer the cable
which hs has hesu using for the
wufh nnd also dfaRFed fof the nix
during the early hours 81 the morn.
ina When the cable vas pulled up
last niFhl there was nothing on tho
hooks 10 shua that tbeY had q hold
"a the steamer. although there Vas
4 large chain. q rope. piece 81
hohe aud a small wifw. evideatlg
having been In the waisf for sew.
aFai months. attached
Mr. Deunisun ell spend the en-
tire day tomorrow draEEinH Tor the
DIX We said that as Ions a. there
was a possible chance Of securing
the nlx he would keep graphing fof
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
The Owners of
Laurelhurst

Are giving 10 every one visiting
LaurolhurBt for the next few days
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully eolOrud photographs OF
LanrclhurBt and ita surroundings.
Every one interested IN high class
property should visit I.aurelhurst
within tho next few days and pro.
cure one Of those handsome fold
efa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
wnALEa DENIES THAT HE
CAUSED SAILOR LEoEaE's
pEsTA-cosTRAptcTs GOV.
FeNmEaT-s WITNESSES.

can't. Harison ~ no.ifish. Who
has BEEN on trial IN the federal
raairf charged wifh ruanslauEhter IN
me Herring sea while he Nas master
n The Whaling ship William Bay
tgsa took the witness stand thia
moaning in hfs uwu defense.
In his testimony capt hedtiah
~ontraaietsd the testimony given ~
80. v.ttnsuaaa for ths government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
PECULIAR THEFT AT GREEN
LAKE Two YEARS AGO
BRINGS MOST PECULIAR con.
FEssloN.

a g contribution ~ 2 stricken
conscience 81 sxpiati1u - q petty
thaft committed over tive years aN9
10 a peculiar incident in the life u
a former West Green Lake woman.
- developed b. q letter Resolved
yesterday b. Samuel f.pvsfoY. = res
dent 81 Ittt av.. near Aurora e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

2.O00 rings Go choose from, VIM.
"a. Fink. pionesr sos'sier, sos Second
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Buy before the advance move
ment In tidelands, r. Cooper VII
liz. t7a Colmau building. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
DIVORCES GRANTED.

Judge Frater listened % his
usual weekly quota Of divorce bear.
lnRs and granted a number Of de.
creos by default. among them being
the cases Of Louise Claweon against
A. ~ clawson. the plaintiff alleg-
Ing failure 10 support and abuse.
ana Emily Meteaif. being a divorce
from Joseph Metcalf Carrie L
Dear this morning filed complaint
against Luther Q. Dear. alleging
hahitual drunkenness and failure TO
nrnNlAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
CHICAGO To
PLAY SEATTLE
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME or
UNITED STATES TO BE
PLAYED HERE NEW YEARS.

Seattle may witness the game TO
settle The championship II the high
schools ~ the United States. Coach
Frost. of the Seattle high school
last night gave notice to the foot.
ball squad 70 cut out smoking and
10 go into training
Mr. Frost received = telegram
from the football players Of Hyde
Park high school. Chicago. cham.
pl0ns Of the east. asking II a game
could De arranged 10 Seattle for
New Years The Telegram stated
that a letter was on fis way Untii
that has been received nothing
definite can be- given out The local
high school eleven is the Pacific
coast champions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
SALOON 10 ROBBED.

The Bank saloon ~ Georeefow n.
operated b. Charles Cannon. was
broken into and robbed Of g. late
Thursday night ia their haste
the thieves overlooked SO tucked
iu the interior 81 the till An en-
trance waH effected through the
tfanHom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Los ANGELES. Dec s-=Anton
Beaold was held Ia answer to the
superior court yesterday on tho
charge Of murder In the first de
gree for the killing of his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
ON THE FRONT

The local custom office reports
that the collections FOR the year OF
1906 amounted to St.250.000. which
Is an increase Of si50.0O0 over
those Of the previous year.
The rate of shipping lumber "a
San Francisco from Sound ports II
row 81 70. which IN an increase OF
&c cents over the rates two weeks
ago The rate "a San Pedro at
the present time Is $40.
The Pacific Steamship company
may drop Victoria from the list OF
calls On route to Frisco on account
of the excessive pilotage charges.
The local steamship companies
especially those Interested IN thu
Oriental trade. are waiting an
xlously for the subsidy bin TO pass
congress In some form.
capt moo must answer again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

had donr 80 fslontaa3iY
Et Mills. Noms days aEn founs
guilty By a Jury ernranrilrd u
Judge Frafrg'a eourt. 81 ihe theft
Of a Naich. was tais morning asn
fenced % a term ~ five feSfa 81
the state pguifantiary
George Splitter this morning en
tered q plea 81 guilty 81 shafK'
nf forgery and waa sentenced 70
term 81 ore year At the stats peal
tentiafy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
The Owners OF
LaurelhurSt

Arc giving 10 every one visiting
I.aurelhurst for the next few days
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully colored photographs Of
Laurelhurst and its surroundings.
Everyone interested tn high class
property should visit l.aurelhurst
within the next few days and pro
cure one Of those handsome fold.
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
mELRoY WINS SUR.

J. q. McElroy professional
singer and iyficiHi. VAS late yes
israny afternoon awarded damages
q ts0fs in his salt against J.
~ Dean 81 al Tor tbs laitcf's al
legged failure 20 comply with COM
tract 20 publish song. You Can
Ride IN Ny Auto Boat" On time
for sale las, Fourth Of July at the
auto boat regatta Of I.aks Wash
8nrfan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
CAPT. BODFISH
ON THE STAND

r. direct contradiction q the iesti.
maHV - James Garfield. collector
~ customs az Nome he stated that
he had reported the death % L.
Ksrs b the customs officials Bod
0f Edwin tsEere Although he was
not thsltiva a. - the cause n death
he Expressed the opinion that L..
Eere died u soap poisoning In ref
efsnrs 90 the testimony given that
be bad kicked Legere in the Temple
he fatty denied this.
The case L. 10 be submitted 10 the
Jury Monday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
CAPTAIN ROSES
BODY COMING

The steamer Queen City, from
the Vancouver island coast, arrived
"a Victoria last nlght with the body
of Captain l.. " Rose. master OF
the harhuntlne skaEit. drowned. 10
refhsr With the cook when that
vessel VAS wrecked october 70 or
Choose The body viii be brought
TO Seattle today. arriving on the
Indianapolis tonight
Mrn. Rose will have tho body
cfemated aud the ashes cast on the
waters 1T the Pacific ocean At
Cape FiattefY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
WOMANS MIND IS
RELIEVED SIS. 90

two years aNp Mr fsoveipY wa
resident - Greenwood az 81
waat arren take. ard unn e chiek
eH fsnciar tn a small way.
one uighf ha missed several urtss
faais from nis pm. A. tha tims ~
vas Indignant, but the matter pass
81 from his miud until recalled ~
ths Anonymous letter The letter
vas Ia . waman's handwriting. and
confessed e. the theft stating that
sibc~ that ttrne the Nritsr had nuf
tered unuttarahta ranRa frufn her
causclsnca A g. bin AS enclosed
fof the fowls sfasrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

TANGIEH. Dec. s.-1he spanish
steamer Carmen. steaming at the
rate af eight knots an hour. rammcd
The French cruiser Forbln at an
ebor this morning None we're
Killed. The Carmcn'a bow crum.
pied up like cardboard but the war
ship was uulntured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
HOLD Up IS
ATTEMPTED

W. ID. Davis. a grocer 81 zlO5
First ay., reports 70 the police that
about . o'clock this morning two
Young men. well dressed. entered
bis store and stated that they
wished 20 order a large amount Of
groceries. They said they wero
patching on the waterfront Davis
waa putting the order up when one
81 the boys struck him on the Jaw
Davis shouted for help and the two
Young men grabbed several ar
ticies and disappeared one Of the
men was about 90 years old. The
other was about = years old, The
police we're At once notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

TACOMA. Dec. Mayor Wright
has followed up bis summary dis.
charge ~ Engineer Fuller. the aps.
clai engineer engaged o. examlus
Into the Green river water supply
directing city Comptroller Meads q
cat off Fuller from the salary roll
forthwith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
wIse up oN Lie oML. !

New Great Northern train 20
Vancouver. u G.. leaves II 40 2.
N. daily. commencing December ..
sleopsrs for Beillngham and Van
ruuFar 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
BONDS ARE GIVEN
Ser, Telegraph s.r~ls..l

SALT LAKE. Utah. Dec So
esrklsktaa. eeneFai supsfiateuA
rs q The Orwsnn Short lAae. J
n Nasrr. general ascent % tbs
rsson Pacific Coal eompany. aua
ZIG Williams. general manager of
e. rtsh F'ae3 company. appeared
.sfexu Commissioners Baldwin ans
uw bunds 1f 8. 00a for their ap
smr1uea IA ths federal court
Asrsi ! h answer the eharss -
sssrinssaaginx in rates and PARTED
n,lnu IL cnai lad frauds
IN amhsF heaAs ww. NJ Fink
-ssr~<f l-aeler. s5s Second ~. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
DEAD MAN IN oiTcH.

A report vas received at 3 o'clock
this afternoon b. Bonney Watson
Co. of the finding OF dead man IA
a ditch near Thirty first and East
Union Deputy Coroner Wlitaie
Immediately left 20 investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Damaged BY Fire

Tho Oriental Baths were put out
Of business by the Grand Opera
House fire. but are now open. hav
ing been all remodeled and put tn
better shape than before Steam
baths, 70 cents go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

TACOMA. uar. Rev Austlu 3
g-hapin. FORMER pastor - the So
aetth ~ y church Tacoma. diai
a. his horne ~ Z 0.elpeA yesterday
morning II vaiyuiaF disease ~ the
heart he was formerly pastor ~
TrinffV Methodist church. Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

rfsrATEtfso, idaho. fee. -
fFank MtKssu. = civa war pen-
sioneH. VS. burned o. death IN his
eahia On thia eltY We wwnt hasns
Intoxicated ana accidentally sst fire
70 tbs shack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
TAI I NJ A ! Be
PRESIDENT
la.r.nn. r.l.ar.nl a.r.ls..l

WASHINGTON. - G. Dec g.
The announcement II being made
that Secretary Taft will under no
circumstances BE- candidate TOT
the presidency Taft says he viii
not be candidate. but 4 u IN
certain whether be IL Ia be elitn
mated aa declared
n IL said that Roosevelt. when
made aware that Taft would not
take the nomination. was greatly
8lappolmtsd He wanted Taft. ~
no ono else would carry cat his
policy ana follow his ideas a. close
Is a. would the var secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Mi I A |
LAS I
councllmen to Not Give
Away any More Fran
chises for the
Asking.

.x..seAlses IN Seattle have Be
=. toa valuable go kiNe away
usny nou IN this city have b..
- mili.antires BY reason 81 re-
go hanchIses for which the
"a received little It an,
A. IN return am not on
- A. The granting of thta fran
- mi M M Crawford wants
- was5 bear his share of thu
s..sa.e 81 resrdiug Fourth az
n 49, vote e. grent franchises
..,h.,le nniess they are Viliing
,a.snf ca 4 COMMON user CLAUSE
- transfer. ant also bear their
A. ~ no expense II grading the
-. over which tho franchise e
erlnled
rsas spake pr ] y. Criehtan.
.,sneIlnsn iram the eighth wari
= usefiar ~ the corporation
.,,nmittse yesterday afternoon
-. se.tlls Rensou q Southern, az
- - kfnton line. a. e . better
s.exn Is seeking an extension 81
:. fY4sehisa. which expires IN
AZ aaia 1864 and also a fran
a. svef Dearborn. luhson and a
.swbsr Of ether streets Ia the
srekeru part ~ che city ana e
s,rrelss over Fpurth av South
"a gssrsA az as tar north aa
SswaFt q
rhs enmmlgtae is willing 81 grant
A. frsseh lsa provided The company
ss.fker with the Wightman Muck
!, neenla. who are seeking a fran.
a. ea Foefih ~. south nni
rsertA AZ. win bear a part % the
asnse * nosra1iuE these atFrets
rhs Wishtman Mackleg people
A. wilma 20 pay their SHARE. but
,elasnt Crawford. OF ths Seattle
/ 2sntaa. halked AZ tho latter prop
Nssau ne msmbera 81 The cont
rs,ee are determined that The
rsaeAiss sifl not ~ granted IA
"a ms coalition is complied wifh
A mestinz has been arranged -
trsea ths committee ant All par
20 latfresiei for uext Friday af
ssrne.oa al which an agfeemen
sn.r ne lines suggested ~ TIE
wmmltiee viii BE- reached undnuhi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

VANCOUVER y. e.. Dec. s-J
Peter had his back broken and q
= Weston ana W J Eprague were
injured Ia the storm which ragged
between an o'clock The men
were sleeping IN a cabin. Peter did
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

VANCOUVER - 9 Dec So
GFoaf damage was done ~ ThaFs-
days Storm "a the Interior nilt
aianE the coast. aeeardinE q nnsa zer
4dstees received ffpm aafnidu pniuis