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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Astark q plarrhssa CsreA By
osse q Chanberlalsr Celle, Chs'
ear ard blarTheea Remedy.
I wAs % weak from ~ attack Of III
rhosa that I could scarcely attend 70
duties, when I took dose Of Chamh
la.as Chic. Oho,sra and Diasvsss
Rsnsdy. 1t cured ne satirsly sse
bod bssa taking other osdicins Tor q
DAYS without rs.ts&. I heartily rses
ossd the rsnsdy - bsing The ssst
~ ksowIsdgs eue bowel eoopiaiats
R. q. SrEwART. u TIE asa a Stsvsr'
0eo., 0rssaviiis. Al. For sels by
6suGgists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Lost, between $40 p. m, vest.
and noon to-day, bIiIous attack.
nausea and sick headache. This
was occasioned by finding vt the
store box Of DR.. Kings New Life
Guaranteed for hliousness, malaris
jaundice. &c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Fsrn Leaas.
\ Having made arrangements
outside money. I can make
one to Eve years on farms, ant
to twelve month"; on cha
First come frat served.
ready ~ soon - papers are
plete. A. n. IsBsi
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Nh Fen ~ 70 NJ Noets ~.
day - SpssAa : ~ dass sisisjs1
~ tsisssaa
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

The old r.os horse, Pos
owned by Fred Ortss. viii b
the track At the Fair next ~
but he will b given . run for
money ~ a bunch Of galloS
from, Pueblo will contend for
honors. some sxosllsnt trotN
racss have besn arranged and
people are assured 4 moro .,
ing program Of race entertainn'
than they have ever witnessed
the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
John Hscksr hes pat il .
ment floor In his rev kitcbsu.

About Is adjustable iron
upholstered chairs suitable eorl
or church. yoar o~s priss.
A. q. IssRLl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

mo. sir. I'm not talking politics
and don't YOU mention the subject
10 mo. I'm taking this trip for a
rest aud want 10 get away from
politics. Am candidate for
president on the democratic ticket2
why. I'm from South Carolina, you
know. and that state seeded once.
I'm disqualified No aoutherner
could be a president. Now, are you
satlsfled7'
Thus spoke Senator BENJAMIN X.
Tillman, OF South Carolina, In the
Washington Annex. where he ar
rived this morning from Portland.
The senator. I'm hia Wide, black,
SLOUGH hat and plain black suit
made a picturesque figure. His
face Ia disfigured considerably be
cause of tho loss OF one eye, but
his countenance lights up with a
great deal of humor rs he talks,
and his deep, bass voice has way
OF carrying conviction that stamps
him as a parliamentary leader.
Strange Go say. Mr.. Tillman had no
remarks 10 make on the negro
problem
Senator Tillman had Just return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
Richardson Forces Several Admissions From Wit
nesses Which Garry Many Favorable Points
Bank Officials and Mine Men Testify.

January II. 1906. after sieunen-
berg vas killed and caahed IN Spo.
kane By lack Simpkln's wife.
The witness admitted that the
drafts were issued IN the regular
order OF business and there was
40 secrecy about them
Major Naylof. assistant secre-
tary Of the mine owners asaocia-
ton. told OF investigating the ex.
plonion In the Findicaiof mine. iio
produced the partly demolished re-
yolVer which vas found near Hecks
body and which ia supposed 10 be
the one with which the mine Was
exploded
The witness did not know any
thing about sending ont four sol
diefa 20 show up at the ViDdicator
shaft house because the owners de-
cllned 90 pay their assessment 70
the Mine owners association.
Hc had not heard General Bell
aud Major Mcclellan say. To
he'll with the constitution. We VIII
give the union men post morlems
and not habcas corpus
The witness admitted deporiina
men because they were unionists.
Richardson drilled MAYOR, sew
crai times causing him 10 admit
that he did what The Mine owners
association wanted him "a do.
II was shown that Ma lofs chief
assistants were gun men one of
them now being In the peuitentiary
serving a life sentence Tor murder.
MAYOR said be called General
fiell q newspaper soldier
lie said he got 70 the Indspend-
ence depot shortly after the espios
sion. and recovered the bodies of
IA victims
" II Schutenberg Identified the
Peabody bomb. which be found In
The river at Wallace
Sheriff Switzerland Of Shoshoas
county. confirmed the story and De,
ciared he unioaded the bomb aftef
IL Was turned over to him
c I Roach Of Denver. a plumber,
told OF making the Peabody bomb
at the request OF Orchard. who
told him he wanted II 10 hold q
cactus
Miss Peabody. daughter OF the
former governor. VAS the last Wit
ness this morning. and she toid
OF seeing man acting suspicious
~ about the house IN Denver
She identified Orchard as that
man.
Peabody vas then called 20 tell
OF the attempt on his life b. Orch
ard. lie saw him ia Canyon city
In 1906. az the time Orchard said
he prevented the killing % Pea
body because he was remodeilins
his house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

wahln 70 years Seattle has pass
ed through three great pel'iiesl
STRUGGLES between ths psepls ard
the allied Interests et flaaneiai 60
plotation.
OF these three struggles ire Pee
ole have wen bot enc. the hah'
Tor tire requirement % the Cedar
River water system. Tia, Tent
vas Won ontY after campaign N
which tire "hls business Interests
% tire community ~aa sfrsysa ~
open opposition.
In this lnstaliment ~ his nara
tive q the devious trail o. Sina
county poiisles. Mr.. smith tells of
the almost aaeeessfgi sffcrt 20 De
privs tire city Of tire ownership
az the Cedar river water supplY, %
the end shas perpetual tribute
might be levied On the people Of
Seattle.
Win this article Mr.. Smith con.
pleses hia rsvlsw of tire early hls.
ter % John Ripllnasr's polltiesi
surruundlnqs. Tire nest install
merit ssili tass gp tire account %
hls later experiences. cousina down
into recent inside history 81 Seattle
aalitlcM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
Nc FIRE IN
CHICAGO

sssfipps Telegraph ssrvles)
CHICAGO. June fb-shOrtiy
v mianight fire broke ont IN
0.Tmpic theater. known a. the
adie o. Vaudeville. and the
aas vas destroyed. the iosa be
sstasated AZ $3.50 900
n IRE was caused b. crossed
|e'snE wires
n flames quickly enyeioT'ed the
= I'd 70 the situation. the as
N eartain could not be Low.
nlinE walls shOwering debris r.
lreeti0ua. nearly proved the
= Of many firemen and. as u
Eany were seriously injured
ieaf 10 she hospitals.
s.,1ts IN cafes and adjoining
~ rushed 10 the streets panic
ssea.
se Injured are.
y Chief Koran. struck on his
y a piece Of falling masonry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
n, Dunno Today Denied Second Plea to Allow
Fnsce's Convicted Mayor His Freedom on Bail
s,uerisOrs Can Now Elect an Acting Mayor.

mayor was unable personally Ia
attend 70 his duties
All that Nas necessary, he .
claned. was for tho supervisors 10
meet and select an actinE mayor
Judge Duane said che fact That
the prisoner h maNor bad 20 par
ticniar effect ON hia mind tie
should b. treated the same az any
other pfiaoner
The court denicd the application
and ordered the sheriff to perform
his fnll duty
Judge Dunno called tho sheriff
before him and lectured him about
the liberty eiyen the maNns since
his conviction.
The sheriff said he would give
Schmits Ho liberty not In accord
Ance with The law
The court grauted the request -
schmltrs counsel ipT pefruisaiua -
hold 4 conversation with hts client
al o'eiock this afternoon. after
which the prisoner Must be taken
10 the e.suAty AL aHd placed Ia a
cell. the same as any other con
xieted prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
MARIE CARRAU
GETS n CHANCE
SEATTLE WOMAN
SHOOTS HUSBAND
lsorLnn, relearanh servIee.l

NgHAfHFN
BUTTE. Mont. June 1b.-Mra.
William Clarity. . most beautiful
woman. claiming that her parents
are we'll known seattlcltes, shot
and fatally wounded her husband
last night
Clarity went home apparently
the worse for liquor
Their only child. a baby. began
choking and Mrs. Clarity started
20 attend to It. Clarity threatened
he would cut her throat With a
razor II she made a move, Frantic.
tho Yoman seized a revolver and
shot tho drunken man.
Taking her child. she won't 10
the home Of Police Sergeant Snlli.
van and gave herself up. She was
taken 70 the county fail and Gar
rliy was removed 10 the hospital.
where II II thought he will Gle.
Mrs. Clarity stated that they
came from Seattle only few
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Iailsr sehcen. Who IL detailed a.
a guard on the chain EanE. has
solved the problem that has been
Worrying the city servers for some
time. sehesn has discovered a
unique and easy method to build
city hall
zee. sir" said seheen this
morning. THE chain gang can
build he city hall have skilled
artisans In the gang. and with the
common iahorerH ] don't see shat
moro is needed Put the chain
gang 81 work on a building and
they will turn out a city han that
u right
II l. not definitely announced
that geheen viii present his plans
10 the board Of public works but
Il IL understood that the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
South Carolina Senator Says No SOuIhemer Has a
Chance to be President Tman in Seattle Today
on Pleasure Trip.

ed from an automobile trip. seeing
the city, when he was found by a
Star reporter At the same time
Rev. NJ A. Matthews. Senator 5. H.
Piles. ex.Gov John II. McGraw and
many other prominent men were
present to pay their respects.
Whom the senator was asked
what he thought Of Seattle. he
said.
Il have had a very pleasant ride
this morning over your city. going
from one hill to another, taking in
your parks. the waterfront and the
busy downtown section You GER
tainly have a beauty spot here. and
this II due In great measure to
your hills aud water"
The senator left at o'clock this
afternoon. lie is accompanied by
his wife and three daughters, and
while IN this city WIS the guest Of
George A. Rulings. lilo goes to Vel.
iOwatone Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
fserIpps Telegraph ssfvles.l

BOISE. Ida. June is-The earii
portion o. The Haywood session to
day was devoted 10 an argument
on the admisaibilitY of the contents
Of a telegram sent b. Adams 10
Haywood. asking for money when
he was arrested ia ogden
The court finally admitted the
testimony
The witness Pender was recall
ed aud said the telegram read
Haywood. Denver. Am In tFou.
bic send me a15
jos q. Houston. the assistant
cashier Of the First National bank.
produced The bank books. showing
Haywood's financial transactions
Houston Identified iiayWood'a siE
nature on New York bank drafts
aud James kerwhn. acting aeeTet
taFy aud treasurer on the others.
one far tiG635 VAS drawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
ae Frater Volunteers to Send The Case to the
Spreme Court, Although Not Ordered to Do So by
That Body.

ipiie Of tho fact that the
N'us court yesterday refused
"npei him to certify and pass
he statement of facts IN
e carrau's claim 10 the John
.,sh estate. Judge Ffater has
mined 10 settle the matter
luesday and certify Il 10 the
-1e court as soon thereafter
Il 1sa.ble
max u best said Judge Fra
reporter for The Star. to
- whole case W 70 the ~.
ne e0urt
fe.eney ". r. Bell. Tor Miss
-, aald today that he was
leased at getting a chance
70 he statement Of facts 81
-. pfeme court. aud also % get
s,.' lsf chance to prove that tine
ii,is Transcript was really N.
~ March 7. 1906
60 stormy hearing IN
wa YESTERDAY. the supreme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
HOW ''TALK-METH-PARRY" CROWD FOUGHT
CITY OWNERSHIP OF CEDAR RIVER water
Joe Smith Continues His Interesting NatehOws How VIII Parry First Col
Grin on the Local Political Machine Which Was Then Working Handn
Hand With Pundbund Of Business interests 10 Exploit the People

csaet she city but te5.6o0 a year.
iaeiaalnE ali operating expenses
aad sairfeai, g. own The plant aud
supply llself eith 9S.e0o. oae gallons
e water daily
AmmiaoNn wanted foar times
that price foF al equal quantity
Of water
tcokinR bach " years. II appears
Incredible that Intelligent busi.
ness acu ooald have becn found
ia A. entsfpriHlnK cts like Seattle
: ~ would lend their support 10
- balpAhie rchemc Of private ca.
rsoitafiou
Yes. fren1led financial promoter
tfal he waa. Ar AmmidoWn vas
ssransely able 20 enlist on hts side
Of lhs controversy many members
" the business community.
Eha talk nth raffY chief en-.
eeufivw. admitting that CITY IN.
wfuseF Thomnon's measure was an
rerrltssni one. vetoed Il upon
The ground that 40 provision had
lue@n made for is Submission 10
Scke of the peopie The council
pfuinptly rcmedied this defect by
lasafInK another ordinance calling
special election for December 10.
fkss. for the purpose Of voting ~.
ca v.
Despite the opposition Of the
"pinnderhund deHpits the oppOui.
ton 81 the press. and politicians.
despite the opposition ~ the admin
ietraiion. the machine aud the big
hnsineAs interests. tho electors
VEN unshaken and they voted 10
adopt the Thomson scheme aud
construct the water system. The
golr stood 1855 to I.e65
And the newspapers bad been
ealing advocates Of The city pro.
iessf hair Drained freaks. uncon.
vlcicd erassheadcd idiot" and en-.
frAnchiaed iaekasass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

- FRANCISCO. June Ia
- sFAmlits application tor
- tkAin denied ihis moruing
Y 49, nfnnc. after be had
80 Is TIE rvaaiur 81 The am
- rled 81 Attorney Campbell
.ss.fs.s l.anKdOu Appeared Tor
~ safe
.,.wslcll eonieuded. IN hts al
- f,liosias the fcadine % me
,es.stats that a mere verdict ~
= ~ ~ ~ No SEES the nnal
- and thar the mayor >
~ q $40 ooa Was SIN Eond and
sssrs until the final step had
=. sasen and iudsneut rniervd
~. alstFlcs attorney 8 affidavit
..,,ssesIiy asked tadse Duane 90
- he MAYOR and leave the
:. .tthaut a. executive
fssx,oa dented thar auv admin
...sIsss matters we're pendink ~.
- the personal attention %
~ msxcf.
IS aaosrd a clause ia the char
!. wusiaiag for the appointment
= .rtins MAYOR Nhen the active
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
MINERS AT DAWSON FOR
FAIRBANKS

DAWSON. Y r., June h.
A large crowd Of men. over $50.
claiming Ia be miners. arrived on
che three steamers yesterday from
en- route 10 Fairbanks
All ar 70 work on claims ~ oper
atora who are defYlue the atfihorb
Tor an Increase In wages The meu
have been ,leketed through from
Seattle 20 Fairbanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

CHINESE RESTAURANT IN
CANTON BUILDING ON
WASHINGTON ST. BURNS IN
EARLY MORNING HOURS.

Fire Ia a Chinese restaurant ~
go Washisgion 81. between and
J O'Clock this morning caused a
small panic amogg a Number Of
ceiestlala. and destroyed the fur.
uishlng ~ ths noodle house. 70 thu
extent Of ls0o or 1000
Number 70 haEs cart aud No
2 truck from headquarters turned
out and quickly pat the flames
down. None 81 the Chinese IN.
hahitantH wefe injured
The restaurant IL located tn the
Canton building. = two sfory brick
structure. The cause of the blaze
Nas not discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

court denied al Of the petitions
Of Marie Carrau's attorneys, ex.
cept the one asking for a further
Investigation into the mysterious
transcript which reappeared IN
Judge Albariaon'a mail
The supreme court paid no At
tentlon % Attorney HObinaOns al.
legation that Superior Judge frater
Of King county was involved IN
conspiracy 10 keep Miss Carrau'a
case out Of the supreme court b.
refusing to sign the statement Of
facts
Judge Frater'a offer 70 pass on
the statement Of facts, and send
lf 10 the supreme court may not
help Miss Carrau'a case. unless he
also finds that tho transcript was
duly filed. and that her case has
a legal standing before the al.
prema court The hearing BY
Judge Frafer on the legality OF the
Ming ~ the mysterious transcript
viii not be held for q week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
~ Jos SMITH.

Byron Phelps. who a. county
treasurer from 1919 had given
Honest Joan HiplinErr employ
meat a. a deputy. had enjoFed .
measure % prominence as a bust
ness man and vas given his uomin.
alton aud reconciliation hY The Buf
leigh Huns lieiibron Grant combine.
IN accordance with q custom then
prevailing IA Republican county
conventions. q giving AZ least one
nomination 70 g member Of the
Grand Army % the Republic
Phelps served the county eff.
eisntly. apportiousd the county De.
rosits satisfactorily amoaE the
banks and was fortunate. consider.
ina the fime and circumstances. IN
that none of hts employees were
caught IN the act % aiieuptins 20
hot the treasury With these 20.
uiicaI qualifications he Was. iu the
spring Of tAef. nominated and
elected mayor
During that mayofalty aud the
succeeding county campaign he was
ENANN EHt " NNAAAA@A AAsAs sftAfff"se
With having mixed mp his &C
eouna a. treasurer. and So silence
these charges q commission Of
which ID VI Bowen fnnw a mem
Der % the councill vas a member.
Vas employed % expert bis books
This commission reported that the
offee was In FIRST class shape.
TAX With Parry.
The chief political asset 81 Mayor
phelpa was bis aonin.lav. VIII II.
Parry. who. a. city editor and Pc
Htical writer on She Post Iutelliseu
Ger during is ownership By L. Z. J
Hunt. had demonstrated a master
ml ability and aptitude for ma.
chine politics Of the Mind which
opens opportunities for private
profile through friendly affllla-
tIons between big business Inter
ests and municipal administrations
Mayor Phelps chose Parry aa city
COMPTROLLER. this officer being ap.
podntlve. Parry conducted affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
WATERS WANT MORE PAY

ntl,ute walters are demanding more
psy
A petition signed b. = walters
wAa preaentea 20 the management
Yesterday demanding an Increase
n pagea from $40 20 1th pee
month with two DAYS of "a zach
month No action nas been taken
sssAFilrx the petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
BUDDHIST PRIEST CENTER
OF DISCORD

Several ministers Of the Proies
taut churches In Seattle have de
cided that Rev uenao Nakai. =
local buddhist priest. who has becn
accustomed Got some time 70 per.
form marriage ceremonies al The
wharf. thus accommodating Jap
aneae women who would not othcf.
wise DO allowed to land. has no
rlgbi nndef tho Laws Of this state
"a perform such ceremony
They laid their complaint before
John ~ Sergeant. Of the immixra.
ton bureau. who decided 20 ask
United stAsoa District Attorney r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

|fxo COUNTY SALOONS WILL
ssEs AND MAKE a FIGHT.

a<nff smiih vas informed %
~ fk3i the saloon men Of the
Hsu are golnk 20 take united
sa and make a test Of the
n6a4 CLOSING law. In order TO
~ Ne test 4 good one the ss-
u nen vii All get into the game
4 spsa NJ the same sunday u
~ JET kn0wn whether the tsst
.e made next Sunday OF the
"a IzfsF Sheriff Smith says
y ! vii o. no good and that
Eill arrest every violater Of
= a1nday closing law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

The management u the Hotel
Butler Is having mere trouble With
It's walters when the nsW eaaie
went iala effetl on Juus fifgssa
members o. tbs cocks and wait
era unian walked cut bs'eaaae tAs
management refused 10 gfaht ths
unions demands kow tbs fuh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

BIRMINGHAM. Eng. June Ia
slf Claude Mcdonald. British am.
hassador to Japan has h~eu espe.
eialls instructed la take Immediate
atelta to bring about better fcia
lions between Japan aud the tult.
ed States
The instructions follo~ the coin
muuleatiena bct~cea Washington
and London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT
INTERFERE

DENVER. Colo. juno 15.-Dele-
gates 20 tho land convention 10 be
held Tuesday are arriving.
Senator Teller. in charge Of ar.
rsngements. has received n letter
from Senator Carter, OF Montana.
saying that President Roosevelt q,
aured him thta Secretary Garfield
and Forestry Agent Pinehot aud
other officials we're not going "a
the convention to control It's delib
erations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
WILL BE
ON HAND BY JULY
PIG's BRisTLEs ~ CANNED
MEATS.

ALBANY, ~ a.. June t5.-State
Health Commissioner Porter an
nouncea Ga his official bulletin for
this month that a chemical analy.
sis Of i5t samples Of so-called
roast. eorned. dried and potfed
beef. devllcd ham and other canned
meats shows the presence in these
articles OF boron preventative and
considerable quantity OF indlgest-
ihie matter. such AZ pigs brlstles.
hairs. skin and glands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

{ Sullivan Tor q written statement
OF HE Interpretation Of the Las re-
gardlnF marriages. stating that a
large number Of Japanese women
were arriving In whose case mar.
Rage ceremonies wefs performed
inat before their admission
Attorney sullivan today replied
20 this inquiry that. IN his opin.
Ion. the law made no distinction
between religions and II the eere-
mony IL actually performed b a
buddhist priest. the contracting
parties are a. legally married as b.
any other priest or clergyman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
ROOSEVELT DID NOT
SAY "CUT 1T OUT"

OYSTER nay. june Is Roose-
volt today received a telegram frnm
Governor Terrell of Ueefgla deny
lng the alafy printed that kuose.
welt said Cat il out' "a speakers
a. CeoFkias celebration Al James.
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
PUBLISH MUSIC IN SEATTLE

Seattle has a music publishing
house known ~ She American song
Publishing company The first pub
location OF this local house has lust
been issued aud Is entitled sLOye's
Pleading" The words are By
Henry Doxier and the music BY
Berahafd Perboner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

helmet broken b. the force Of the
blow. injuries slight
lien HotunKrr. property man 81
che thestef. oyercon1e vtfh smoke.
tAken 10 the Emergency hospital.
MARTA Moran. fireman asrRck en-
his back ~ piece IT maaonry 10.
fnFiea serious
Rodney Dale. fireman. overcome
By smoke
Walter English. fireman. over
come BY Nnloke
MAkie Jacobs. actress. severe
nervous shock. condition. serious
Willie Weston. actor. seriously
tnlurwd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
RESTAURANTS
Will SUE

% the AsoAelatiou toaay. for the
purpose % preventing members 81
the nuion from interfering With the
business Of MiRka cafe. the Butler
and the RalnisrGraad hotels. They
Aiieze that cards are being cirgu.
lated By the uin0n stating that
these places are unfair. aud asking
that they BE- not patruuircd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

n Seattle Restaurant ksepere
|isxlaslan Is prsparing % bring
n zxziass the Cocks and Wait
N snson. Il l. probable that dam
II ssll - asked fer and also an
nnz<sion.
~ sust will b. Instituted. Ac-
|ss.nx 10 4 statement - EssmoerN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
MINISTER HAVAst4l Al.
NouNcEs THAT FRISCO
TROUBLE 10 a VERY, Way
TRIVIAL AFFAIR.

TOXIC. june H. Minister Hay
ashi az conference OF statean'en
announced that the last Incident
in connection with tho alleged al
tacka npua the san Francisco Jap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Young blood proceeded to take
its course on a University car early
this morning and as a resdlt A. l..
Hughes. q. L. Moran. r. O. Chit.
tonden and W. W Meagher. uni.
versity students. spent a night in
the city jail. The students. lust
to show that they were alive,
smashed a few car windows They
were released on bail this morning
to appear Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
USE NO
WATER
TO LAY THE DUST IN STREET,
SAYS THE WATER DEPART.
MENT.

Don't sprinkle the street in front
OF your house, to lay the dust. un-
less YOU are looking for trouble
with the water department The
latest order OF that institution pro-
hihits the plain citizen fnom pro-
tecting his premises from dust, by
wasting the pure and sacred output
OF Cedar river. This action. say
the water officials. fs necessary TO
avoid a water shortage.