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Evening journal., 1906-11-26
=CLASSIFIED ADS@
WANTS. FOR SALE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE. ETC.
AHlp WANTED EEMALE.

WANrED-A small white girl TO attend
baby. pa w. Sixteenth street n25-zt
Evening journal., 1906-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fine residence, near Ninth
and Broome SITS Apply WILMINGTON
TRUST Co, 9l5 Market st.
HOUSE FOR sALE-io room ane bath,
hot and cold water, heater, cemented cell
lar. Lot 6Ox175 feet. with chicken house
and shop $500; or iOoxl75 for $1,000. Terms
to suit Address p. o. box Sc, Elsmere'
Del.
PENNsVIILE. N. j., opposite New
Castle. Del, launch al any time from
New Castle; Walker Cottage, furnished
throughout. two 16-foot patteaus, porch
lsx24; driven well. 35 feet; plenty shade;
fine beach for bathingieood grabbing; Sl.o
or DORNING WALKER. 2420 n. SSrd ST.
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-11-26
BALTIMORE&OmO
RAELROAE.

Schedule in effect November 25. 1906
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
THESE VIOLATE
BOX ORDINANCE
=. COWS rHar wit DC AFFECTED ~ MAYOR aooREs os.
RESERVATION 70 ENFORCE ORDINANCES or rHG CRY

pletaiy frorn the main harrunm and
two af them have doors and locks
Ths Alma. fts2 Bird sv. Boxes
are screened with curtains and are
reached from an aiiey entrance.
TIE Opal. Pike st between LAT
and snd ava noxea are zspArats
srum tho barFoom and are screened
With curtains
Old Grow. 10 Ptxe At; Bones are
separate from main basro1m
Palace saloon. 1t and Pike Il
Big room separate from main bar
room where arinks are served pFi-
vAteiy.
The Reception. 1915 isi az Boxes
are separate from main bafroom.
Foley a 0ladnxy. itf5 LIST Az
Boxes are separated from main bar
room.
wooahlne bar. las LIST av; En-
trance 20 htx room In rear II labeled
Cafe" There Il also an entrance
from the aeey
welebss saloon. 1901 fst az;
Boxes are screened.
George Duran. 1889 lot az Boxes
are screened ffom main barron.
nosa Miller. 1894 isf nv one
blK box separate from main bar
room Il reached through a private
entrance ieadiuE of Pine ST
Arcade bar. 1901 lat az Boxes
are screened from main barYonm.
entrance from rear door off Pine f.
side
Summit saloon. 1909 IL, av pox.
~ are located In shat r. labeled a
summer garden. This room - en-
tlrely separate from the nain bar
room. the single entrance being
screened with curtains
Congress saloon. on Pike 81. be-
tween cab and 5th avs: Boxes are
in the rsar and screened of com
pletsly from main barruom.
Virginia. lat and Virginia Has
hores. side entrance and II connect
cd with hotel above.
Maple bar. lat aud virgiula. One
big box curtalBad off
I.suora. LIST and Lsnora Boxes
and side entrance. but no curtains
Refersc. lat and Lenora: side en-
trance, marked Grill Room" leads
| TO boxes.
George Meistsr. zzo1 ist av.: box
- with locks. rear entrance
l. X l.. 2zss let av. Boxes, but
no curtains.
Bostouian. 200 Let av.. Boxes.
but no curtains.
Portland bar. z5oi lat av. Boxes
have doors Side entrance and con-
nection with hotel above. Sign
reads. This way ~ wine rooms"
The Bell. 230T let av.. Separate
entrance 10 boxes Telephones aud
electric signal bells handy
Butchs Place. 23as ist av Side
entrances and boxes.
New Haven. 1895 lst av.. Family
liquor house In 'front.' bnE Ia rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
RAN into
HIS ARMS
mas. RUSSELL SLIPPED DE.
rncTivE ADAMS. GUT FAIL
cd TO MISS eoRBurT-4Ao
rLuoED DEPUTY sHERiFFs
ron WEEKS

After having successfully eladed
a deputy sheriff for the past two
weolsh, Mrs II, 4. Russell accused
OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, WAS captured yesterday
evening by Detectives Adams aud
corbsft The woman WAS trying TO
hide away and Was only apprehend-
ed BY clever work on the part Of
the detectives, Cofbett going 10 the
rear and Adams Co the front OF the
hours In trying 10 leave through
the rear door the prisoner ran
aqaArrly Into the arms Of the wait
Ing officer She waa later released
pndtl tepositinE 1850 cash bail.
Eligabcth Murphy aw0re 20 the
coaplaint charging Mira Russell
With baud before Justice Davis and
she snysed that tha Russell woman
sold her the lease and furniture OF
a lodging house At 1870 seventh az.
for N73 She took possession. bat
Lad been there only n few days
when ahs discovered that the sale
haa BEEN fraudulent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
MORE STEAMERS
FOR NOME TRADE
FOURTEEN LARGE STEAMERS AND SEVERAL sHps WILL
CARRY SUPPLIES soRrtstAso FROM SEATTLE

over 10 sehubaeh q Hamllton in
tins f5r the route BY june 1.
Tho Nome fIe~t 10 date now num-
beers IA large tonnage steamers.
which will make regular trips be-
tw esn Seattle aud the north this
saanon Besides this number the
~ Paul will Alec be operated from
seattle foe one and possibly two
trips. The Indiana for one trip Al
least. and the steamer Corwin all
make me trip remaining AZ Nome
on lasai rana Ships Harvester. J.
n Peters aud Guy G. sinaa wiii alao
MAKE tao trips At least The re
ssainier of the fleet besides thoss
nAnAed consist ~ the Victoria ulyui-
pia. Dri1abn. Senator. Edith. Penn
sygxznla. Meteor. Tanplco. Mack
mas. Melville Dollar. Ohio and
Isaase The Pacific Coast Steam.
ship company Nili also have one
steamer besides the Senator to
make AZ least tao trips 10 Nome.
Tonnage Il constantly increasing
and nore freight BY 100 per eeat
vii BE- haadicd this year than be-
fore The opening ~ The interior
aistrtcta af Alaska besides the
larger eprfAiiona OF mining and
cothnnefciai corporations viii tend
"a make = great Increase In She
freight shipments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
JOHN K. BROWN
SUSPENDED

Word has been received from san
Francisco that John " brown. a
local attorney OF many years
standing and formerly corporation
counsel ~ thia city. has been sus-
pended for two years from the cir
cult court of appeals. fof nsgleetins
the Interests of = client
The case IN question has been
hanging fire for over year. Rfss-
Ing from an Alaska mining case
that Brown was connected with
here. The case was sent ta tho cir.
cult court Of appeals from Alaska.
and Brown Was employed BY the
plaintiff. lie neglected for some
reason 60 appear in the matter and
the eass uas dismissed
The decision 81 the circuit court
will not affect NJ nrown's stand.
ing in the local courts. unieae the
order Of the court Ia mere sweep.
ms than appears from tho dias
patches Mr. nruwn this morning
refused 20 discuss the matter. say
iug that he expected 81 bear from
San Francisco shortly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Steamer San Aaiso vas char
tered today BY sehabAeh q liam
iiion for the Nome route this aeA-
son. Word to this effect wAa re
ceiFed at noon By G ". Hamilton
FROM A. schubaeh. who IL now IN
Ran Francisco. This makes ihree
stsamera the company haa char
tered ~ithia the LAT five days. and
one which has been purchased utts
right. beside the 0hio. which thsf
have managed Tor soms time Last
week the Melville Dollar end MACK
mas we're chartered and the steam
er Jsanie bought.
The San MAteo has been Ia the
coal carrying business between this
port and san Franeisco FOR SEVERAL
Seasons she 10 owned b. the Pa
rifie Improvement company. ~ San
Francisco. which owns and operates
the carhaaAdo mines near Tarpms.
sehuharh a Hamiitoa now have
the twe largest freight carriers an
the Nome route. the Maekinaw haFs
snK a capacity for 400 tons. aud the
san MMtea Alao being capable of car
ryiuE zoo tons While in the coal
trade the San Matao 10 capable -
ntaping apay tt9a tons. but general
merchandise ia not 80 compact
The nsw charter viii be turned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
WHAT'S THE ANSWER?

There s0s4 railroad mali
Their total length Il 209.sGs miles.
The annual these 326i5.7af miles
The total number Of postal routes IN 2s with total length
Of 81 900 misa
railwaY 100000 pieces Of
1905 exclusive registered
la 1905 the railway companies paid t5B5 for car
ryinG the mails They ano paid tte7i55 subsidy
weight Of actual mail carried annually IN
ta00Qa0 pouuda The weight OF tbs mail
equipment carried : estimated about much
about 1880 officers and clerks In
Faway mail service ETC. annual salary OF slS
100000
2soooO total 1906 Of
tlg1.1aaiss
n ~ year I
UTiss The actual
tssGst1 The postmaster general estimates that u cost
SO 0GoD90 10 handle this matter ia the mall.
The appropriation for the department has nereas
81 from t7tV9i IN 1875 10 so2os5 for 1861 an increase
o. moret than 500 per
Last years postal deficit siiST2GSL
The railways the government t277 hundred pounds
for the transportation Of s mall bags for haul OF
az miea.
AND
companies charge only SIS hundred pounds
Chicago 10000 miles calling for the goods
domicle and delivering them the donc at the other
Of the run. and making good profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
Mus, Hsv. Used stick.

The result ~ the Investigation
which followed demonstrated that
q was the work % some sneak thief
The window ledge ls fully eight feet
above the sfouua. but tho police
believe that the fobbrf afted them
with the aid OF stick With crock
at the snd
There VAS about 81 10 money and
several other objects OF little valur
and which were oniy Of importance
has failed 10 throw amp llkht on the
affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
MAYOR To SEE
WATER SYSTEM

a. soon as he has caught up with
some routine work In connection
with his office. Mayor Moore viii
make a trip % Cedar Lake and
thoroughly Inspect the city water
system and lighting plant. He will
also investigate the proposed right
of.NAy Of the Milwaukee railroad
through the city'H water system
property. lie will probably be ac-
oonpanied on the trip by City Engi-
neer Thomson. Superintendent
Yonngs 81 the water department.
and. perhaps. BY the members Of
the committees OF the eiiy's council
having 10 do with water and light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

4 ssgofs On the saloons which
sr-< issp~essd yesterday BY the
sssss<asaslss Of Tbs star. together
~ ~ eundifiona which weFc
kraa % exist. u a. fellows
rsshsss sxlocu. II ard AZ. = AM
En1inxun IT. Two hcxes screened
VA rursxsns Inside entrance To
zu<l Davenport above Elevator
~ b. TIE hctsi runs down inside
a. rusr a. the sAlnon.
cxi nloon. 1rd A. s and Wash
hrnr Il Has underground boxss
nxk<d tarcaxh a reas stairway.
~ Loup. sia Main at This II
~ psxEs beng fitted up xith
nr1s n tie rear anf which are par
dsxn~d 81 from The main harrOom
sasrnes from the alley.
Detroit a.. So gna ~. s Boxss
- kxt3e1 or tfom maln bar
fuon
ncr's PIaes. siT Washington - :
7seu1isrd BY coloTsd people bss
~ y xssered off from main bar
arn.
lass sAsahAn. sai Yesler way
1zzss are screened By doors
J>isr haF. sQT feaisr Way Boxes
- serssae6 or from main barr0om
Ens inside entrance 20 hotel
Sampson Bros saloon. s9S Yesler
szF. This plars violates IN cvsfy
E'fsrnlr shs ordinances regarding
scze<
Banquet saloon. ard av and James
Curtains on boxes
- Hive saloon. sfd az. between
hses and Cherry Maintains ga
81 snsss aHdar the gulae Of oyH.
~ fArlcFa. boxes separated from
HAS esrFuom hy partitions
ga Leaf saloon. 5rd az. between
smez and Cherry Boxes are con
easied Ia = separate part % the
sAisznf seFssned OF completely and
sasFs q . swinging door between
~ boxss
LeotT szloon. Ord av. and Cherry
! bohss screened or from main
a'fosm and possessing an Inside
A'rsnee 70 the Hotel sardlaud
ssdaeisd on the upper floors.
sFaad Opera bar. In the basement
! lse Grand opera house on Chsrry
: se,sssa md and Ord avs Boxes
maintained in the rear entirety
Npsfsss from the main harroom
"a NE szrns entrance which lead.
.fe Dores also leads 70 a Turkish
- establishment.
raziea Hotel and bar One "A.
- ocr = maintained back of N.
M.eon proper Entrance from N.
500 also leads to the hotel abov.
- . aTurkisk bath satabllshmsnl
: he rear
oeks Place. 1918 Ord av Boxe,
-.f'alnsd OF and are reached b,
entrance from the alley
i1e Federal Exchange 1919 arl
- soEss are screened or com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
Will BUILD
A new LINE
LOCAL MEN guy our FRED SANDERS FRANCHISE FOR CAR
LINE TO SUMNER NEAR BALLARD. INTENDING
ULTIMATELY TO EXTEND IT TO SEATTLE

Ha Thompson president Of the Gen.
teunlal Milling company. and J. y.
Trenholm secretary OF the North
western Commercial company.
The company WI take over the
franchise recently granted 60 Pred
aauaaf, aud intend ultimately to
build their line right through 10
s~attir They claim they can bea,
the cine made b. the Seattle Elee-
trie company cars BY from 10 70 rs
miuaiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
REPRESENTATIVE
PATTERSON DEAD

WASHINGTON. %. C.. March ~.
Representative George II. Patter-
son. Of Pennsylvania. died suddenly
Of heart disease at bis residence In
this city this morning.
Congressman Patterson was born
AZ Lewiston. Pa. November 2. iss3.
and was a member OF the 9th. 5sth
and the present congress. He Was
eiectfd AZ the last election by the
largest vote ever given any candl-
date for any office In Schuylkiil
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
mrsr IN SEPTEMBER

CHICAGO. March "a the sub.
COMMITTEES II the Insurance. confer
.nea met to-day % consider chr pFn-
visions ~ the AfsfstronE biii. bat
no definite action Nas taken. The
committee win probably call enn.
fsssnes Of fhe governor and sstuF.
nsy general at Washington aa
september !. a. the time when the
Insurance commissioners are schsd.
uird to meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
ERROR WAS
FATAL

John Lecristo. a logger. was In
stantly killed by a falling tree az
Kerryton. In the northern part OF
King county. at l:S0 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. The coroner's office
was notified and an investigation
made. which demonstrated to a GER
tainty that the mans death was
purely accidental.
Lecristo was engaged In the woods
for the Kerry camp. He made the
fatal mistake OF misiudging the d.
rection of a falling tree aud was
caught directly under e when ths
huge weight toppled to the ground.
Deputy Coroner wiitsie reached thu
city today with the body. Nothing
is known OF the mans relatives %
Rntecedents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
GROUND BROKEN

Ground vas broken this mornluK
FOE the new extension 10 the county
court house. for which the contract
was recently let At s.7.soo The 81.
dition n % BE- tho same a. the one
built several years ago and viii
contain a large Vault and tao coaft
rooms. with Jury rooms. Judges
chambers. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SERMON AT MORAN'S

and the machine shop at Moran's
was crowded 10 capacity 60 hear
hia Interesting sermon AZ the
q ashlnEi.ou ForaIht DE wiz n
ieudercd a banquet by the mem
bets ~ the local 7. NJ. &. a. Mr
Wood ls touring the west. familiar
lziug himself With Y. ~. e. A. work
on de coast lie leaves FOR Victor
ia thia evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
THIS THIEF
HAS NERVE
LIFTS TROUSERS OUT WINDOW
OWNERS WIFE GRABS ron
THEM. BUT TOO LATE

Some thief displayed startling
amount Of nerve last night when
he stole the trousers of A q. dour-
ley from his bedroom at ttis itfh
av. while the owner waH retiring for
the night.
Mt Goufley Was in tho act 81
undressing. aud placed his tfous-
efs scruss the window pane for a
moment Mrs. uoufley WAS also In
the room. and she WAS startled TO
see the trousers commence novins
just as she made grab 90 catch
them they disappeared over the
ledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CLAIM TITLE
Is NOT CLEAR

Ole Anderson and Paul V Thorn
lily have commenced suit in the SUI
perior court against ST. II Crane
4 Co. claiming that they purchased
certain tide lands from the com
panY. but that the title IL not clear.
Tho lots In question are numbered
rs and 20, Seattle tidelands. and the
sum agreed upon as the purchase
price was $500. The company
claims that the incomplete portions
OF the title can be cleared In a
short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
PENALTY FOR
HAzINC

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March q
The naval affairs committee Of
the house to-day fayorably reported
tho hlii providing a graduating pen
atty for haxing At the naval aead-
envy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The Loyal Hei sts Electric street
Railway company was Incorporated
this morning Tor itoo.ooa for the
purpose u building q car line from
Ballard % the nsw summer resort
called Royal Heights. west of that
city.
Prominent Seattle men are ideu-
titled with the venture. among them
being u ". Preat. capitalist. Nor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

waiter n. Wood. city director %
the YounK Mems Christian sssoeia-
tlons o. Chicago. reached Seattle
early this morning and this noon
delivered a sermon before tho EN-.
pioyes ~ Moran Brothers plant on
the topic What Good II There IN
Christianity
AIR. Wood IL polished orator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
peIcs Will Have No Difficulty in Securing
Plenty Of Information to Lay Before Mayor
Moore.

-, sfeor~ has gone into office
- III announcement that he viii
80 snfares the SALOON box ors
-. .na Instructions have been
$50 -. a the poiice department -
-. tacroaeh rercrt on every
-, resast n the slsy which maia-
-. ,exe. Prom a casual inapse-
4. new MAYER l. already of
.rsslea that there r. room fef
.merosen,snt 81 this rsHpeet,
"a Investigation conducted by
s....~.-..ntalivrn u Tho Star ycster-
y. .ssxea 10 ecnflrm thr fact
s~.rlbs.liy slght cut " every ten
-. si.ited we're found 20 he
..'s<, spsaly vleletinx ths law %
.....,lsx ihetr Aoscs IN such a
's.sr,t a. t. ecusrietely evadv the
.-.,~,<ss,n= which j, vas Intended
: maAla'h j.
a.ralr ans % these saloons had
80. wAlfh opsned directly into
= u.ln esr roesa. as the statute
,~exssrs aaa practically AL were
!. sne parsisioned off fran the
-. N whleh TIE bar Il loeatea.
- x,se also ssrsenrd With eur
ara
Alsns 1ssll~syA
r.,,, = .,or~ II sAleons we're
49, IA 0alsA the boxes we're
- slcnx halfway which led
z.-<tl, lata . rcoininE hanss up-
.,.l-x These halls are 80 eoas
srus,ss thas pcorie can 80 from
:. ~lsoa lnto these lotEinE houses
~..>sss t<snx seen from the street.
h. several riaress notably the
49, cafe. en- Cherry u between
ssua snz rhird ass, sud a. the
nx.sn a laird ~. and Cherry
2 ~ satoen 0oxew have entrances
a Ass lead directly iute fufk-
= bats.
~ mleons we're found IN
.ssxn ne psopsistags had indas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
LYNCH|NG
POSSIBLE

SEw YORK. March Robert
SrSfKEH. ths Negro accused ~ be-
ing connected with tire white siAxs
traits. ives riaced on trial today.
II u said that y ths haFFfbis de-
tails 81 the testimony published are
true fh~ eitiEeuq ~ New Yofk
cannot be restrained tfem iynchinK
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CITIZENS
PROTES ST

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March 81
The president and many congress
men have received letters from eiu-
xena % the Isle Of Pines protesting
against the pending treaty which
will perfect the title OF Cuba 10 the
island. They declare they are
American citizens and that the ia-
land belongs to this country. and
demand a congressional invcsilga-
ffnfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
AIMED AT STANDARD

DIES MONIES. Iowa. March 21.-
The house today passed the anti
discrimination bill aimed AZ the
Standard OH company. forbiddIng
all reductions TO stifle competition
and providing a fine Of 5000 and
Imprisonment an penalties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
LABOR PROTESTS

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March q.
Samuel Gompers. heading a dele
cation % 10 labor officials. this at
ternoon presented TO the president
n protest against the Indifference
which congress displays towards
laws recommended by allied labor !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SALOON BOXES
EASILY FOUND

alley entrance. very private. aud
lodging house above
tAiona. 2t21 Let ay,s Doors on
boxes Side entrance
Umpire. lat and Ceder. Many
hoxen with doors ON them. and rear
entrance
Collier nnoa. ltt and Denny, near
foot of Queen Anne hilll Several
boxea with good locks rroprietars
might call them store rooms. Reaf
entrance. lodging rooms above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
TWO STEAMERS
ARE LOST

HALIFAX. March 21.-The gov
eminent steamers Mimic and stan
ley are missing and long overdue
They run between Prince Edward
Island and the main land Each
carried a crew OF Is and many pas
senEsra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
RANK CIEARiNGs
PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. March 2i.-The
following nosimaaters have been
nominated samuel s Johnston. at
National city. Cal. and Charles n.
Jones, az Arlington, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
EoRAkER FAvoRs

WASHINGTON. u. G.. March q.
The senate this afternoon conaid-
ared the Isle OF Pines treaty. SEN
ator Foraker spoke IN favor Of rat
ification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
m.i.0n s.rs.ri.

The RafheTin cafe. at second av.
and James - the NEST notable
example "a this respect Rafbefia
l. spending several thousands OF
dollars fearrangine the interior 81
his place. aud not the least s,gnifi.
cant Of the alterations 10 a new en-.
ttahee between the restaurant and
The snioon proper. lie has already
been ordered b the police 10 kevp
this closed.
Several resorts have become mo-
torious duFinK recent months. aud
90 not appear to have been inter-
tered with by the police. Mix a
Rnsssiin. on FIRST ay- between asn-
eca and University Sta. Il giar.
ms example the boxes there being
isolated entirely frpm the saloon.
entered b. a hallway from the al
Icy. screened vith heavy curtains
snd located ia such fashion that
there are screened entrances 70 two
lusfginE houses Immediately ada
cent
Charles shauo,a Duchess saloon
~ ThiFd ax = and Washington 81.
has unusual facilities The elevator
which serves the Hotel pavenneFt
occurVsnK she Ulcers above. trfinins
atrs AZ the rear of the saloon. End
u - a notorious and well ss,4h-
u.hed fact az police headquarters
ihat after nixhtfali the elevator
MAKES more trips Down q the A.
ioou floor than q does 10 ths hotel
offiee floor shosaD also has cut
taiisad boxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
ST. LOUIS CHOSEN

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 21.-St.
Louis was chosen for the next bowl
ing congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

trleusly started IN 20 build new
boxes openly Ia violation Of the af-
diuancer, evidently believing thai
they wouli be Immune from arrest.
of thinking that utafcr new mayer
q would be possible TO avoid De.
tcctien, fer time a least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
Fear the Railway.

Mesnbers OF congress are In deadly
fear Of the railways when II comes
To mail compensation. aud ~ far AZ
can be learned every member Of tbs
committee on postoffices and post
roads voted for this item.
The postoffice appropriation bill
also contains the yearly bonus TO
the Southern and the Atehlson roads
OF s167.I7 OF which the Atchison
roads gets 81. 900. while ] Pierpont
Morgan's system gets the rest. This
appropriation is known as the "spe-
ciai facilities" appropriation. II Is
not recommended by Postmaster
General Cortelyou. nor BY Second
Assistant shallenberger. who has
charge OF the railway mail pay. u
never has been recommended by the
department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
Second Class Matter.

Il II learned that the bill which
Mr.. Oyerstrset's committee has
framed up will contain q provision
for weighing and examining second
class mail matter during period
OF six months. This. ii is under
stood. Is for the purpose OF laying
the foundation for radical legisla-
ton al next winters session OF con-
gress. An increase OF the postage
on second class matter is contem-
plated