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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-24
Notice to Gre ditors.
phi F. White, deceased.

Estate of Joseph F. White, deceased
Notice is HEREBY given by the undersigned
Mrs. Elizabeth White, Administrative OF the
estate OF Joseph f. White, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the irsl publication of this notice, TO the said
Administrative. or at the store OF Keefer &
White in the town of Shoshone, Idaho, County
of Lincoln, State OF Idaho.
Dated April Sd, 1907.
ELIZABETH WHITE,
Administrative OF TIE estate OF
Joseph f. White, deceased.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-24
TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

The regular quarterly examina-
ton for teachers second and third
grade certificates will be held in
Shoshone, May, %, "a, %, 1907.
Leah NJ. Burnside,
County Superintendent.
n .
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-24
Call for Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that will
pay all Current Expense warrants
including 403, and all scalp war
rants upon presentation at my
office.
C. w. WERNIcKE,
Co. Treas.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-24
vou Nav Have Met Them.

Poor conversationa!ists are those
who, having nothing to say, go ahead
and say 1t anyway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
W. s. MATTHEWS CLAIMS HE
WAS sWiNDLED BY JOHN
BRAssINGToN, AND THAT
PACIFIC ORIENTAL TRADING
CO. rs a FAKE,

John Braselngton. president Of
the Pacific Oriental Trading com
pany. was arrested By Deputy Sher-
iff Cameron this morning charged
with obtaining $500 by false pre-
lenses from " S. Matthew'S
The Pacific Oriental Trading
company has a place Of business at
pier 2. purportlng 10 be engaged In
the Oriental trade and doing a
prosperous business.
Advertisements have been insert.
ed in the newspapers for clerks and
solicitors. assuring them steady
employment upon Investment Of
certain sums In the stock OF the
company.
Matthews was induced 10 invest
$500 IN the company on represon-
tation that W M Calhoun. OF Cal
houn. Denny a Ewing, had pur-
chased $4,000 OF stock Of the com
pany on that day, and that Matthews
would receive employment The
employment was not furnished and
the alleged purchase of stock by
Calhoun proved untrue.
Matthews then laid his case be
fore Prosecuting Attorney Mackin-
tosh, and the warrant was Issued.
Two other supposed victims, Ham
ilton and Young, claim Go have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

STRIKE

quaftass before tnnIxht
The wnikDat today Included al
sha gnion nlen 81 the putier, Sew.
srni noa unton cooks and walters
refnhfna9
A. meeting Of the Restaurant
keenarr association last niKht the
matter ~ Sunday CLOSING Vas DIE
rusned. but no official action vas
tAken kiurno Of the rnrmhnru said
they wunsld cioee their restaurants
next HeAasT. while others viii not
IL IL bemeved that this system viii
not - kefegaily pfacteed. OWNS
90 the fsrt that all the restaurants
will not axree 10 close. and, rs a
reauft. thase vho keep open viii
reap large benefits. 20 Tho desri.
meat 81 those that remain closed
Tho anlun says that II the en-.
ploycfn want 10 close on Sunday.
theif acfiou will be- satisfactory 10
tho mefnberp Of the union. FOR they
fnsrafy want q ain day week aud
they are not particular whether
sunday ~ some other dAY u TO BE-
thmif day off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

Tho action Of the Pacific Coast
company has Increased the apprs-
hcnslon Of the people that another
coal famine Is impending and that
conditions this winter viii be worse
than last The advance makes
BLACK Diamond lump coal cost 40
per cent more than II did a year
ago. s. per ton AZ the bunkcrs be-
ing the prevailing price then. The
fact that such price can DO main
tanned at this time Of the year
makes people fearful that the
prices Of next winter viii be such
as TO put coal absolutely beyond
the reach Of the poor people OF
Seattle.
Expects No Famine.
G. r. Houston. superintendent Of
the coal agencies of the Pacific
Coast company. takes a more hope
ful view OF the situation
4 think there IN a sufficient coal
supply IN sight for winter. he said.
The Pacific Coast Co. Is do
Ing all in its power TO avert Q
famine. We have several cargoes
OF coal coming from AnstFaiia ana
have bought the output Of the Pat
rick & Mccain mine In the Roslyn
district"
The raise In prices as verified
BY the Pacific Coast company 10
as follows.
Black Diamond lump. from 20
20 S..
Black Diamond mine run. from
81 10 81 So
Newcastle lump. from ftbo TO IS.
Newcastle nut. from $500
TO s376.
Fulton lump. from IS to $3.50.
Fulton nut. from So so TO 1915.
Pea coal. from s225 TO s25o.
A corresponding increase IN thu
retail prices has been put into ef-
feet By the dealers so that the IN
crease comes entirely out of the
pockets Of consumers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
Henry ImhOf Shot in the Neck by Phillip Hayes Two
Weeks Ago, but the Police Know Nothing Of L.
Victim can Recover by Operation.

wished 10 take a girl out riding
and Imhoff refused lie says that
sitter the refusal he turned 10 speak
10 Lawrey. who was present. and
nj the same time Hayes pulled the
gun. which be always carried aud
shot ~ imhoff
lio Was not standing more than
-four feet from him II the time and
a Is n miracle that imhoff was not
killed The bullet passed between
two blood vessels and lodged Ia
yertobra IN the back Of the neck,
II IL had cut either OF the blood
vessels It would have meant death
10 lmhoft As Il happens be es-
capped By = thread
Every effort was taken 70 keep
the knowledge Of the shooting from
the police Imhoff Was first taken
10 the Pacific hospital. There the
newH was given out that he had
accidentally shot himself In the
leg.
As II is. be IL seriously wounded,
but will recover. II tbs operation
on hia neck If successful.
Imhoff himself apparently had
no desire 10 report the case. lie
has been In trouble with the po-
lice. having been arrested on April
y with his Htcuographet. Miss
Maud Mcdonald. and fined for car
rying concealed weapons The
girls mother made charges OF Inn
proper relationship With the girl
but did not prove them.
imhon. lying on his back. today
admitted 20 q star reporter the
facts 81 tho case. and denied that
Miss Mcdonald had anything TO Do
with the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA, June 5.-Tho follow.
Ing corporation papers were filed
with tho secretary OF state:
Amended articles BY the Variele
Dental offices, Of Seattle.
Columbia baptist church. by VIII
+. RosswoR and J. W. Johnson.
Mukllioo Presbyterian church. by
". o. Ball. z. ~ Christiansen, Ar.
thur Il. Childa and others.
Cahacll Power and Mine Machin-
cry Company. of Seattle. $4,000, by
u. n. Caassll. W. ID. Conner and
Henry Bratnober,
Black Hawk Mining Company. OF
Seattle. t2.b00, 600. by John +. Pet.
ergon. John W. Peterson, 9. o.
brown. @. G. Ernst and Edwin X.
Peterson.
Pacific coai and transportation
Company. OF Seattle. 100000. by
" j Worden and J. d. Cluek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
CALL FOR BIDS ON
DENNY HILL JOB

Prospoctuaes are out for the bid.
dera TO figure on for the big re
grade Of Denny hill These bids
will be received by the board OF
public works on July g.
an told there are 5.512000 cubic
yards OF earth 10 be takcn away
or this amount there are $780, 600
cubic yards that Is In the streets
and avenues and alleys Il Is on
this latter amount that tho bidders
will submit figures 10 the board,
but they will expect 20 get the
private regarding az the same fig.
uFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

Al the New Jersey apartments.
IS Dell 81. lies Henry imhotf,
proprietor Of the Union Transfer
Co. shot through the neck. A.
he llea reatieaFiY tossing, waiting
for the surgeons knife. which ~ 20
locate the bullet and put him on his
feet again. bis would DO slayer.
Philip Hayes. whose home II a.
Green Lake is conducting imhoffa
transfer business.
Hayes used a 30 cniiber revolver
on imhoff teo weeks REo yesterday
afternoon The shooting took place
ia lmhofff barn AZ Fremont. and
there was one witness 10 Il. John
I.awfey. OF Mountain View. who
worked fof imhoff up 60 last Feb
FaaFy. i.Awfey did not stop 20 see
whether Imhoff had been killed or
not. As BOON az he naN the wound
ed man sink 10 the floor be took
10 bis heels and never afterwards
came near the scene Of the shoot
Ing.
Hayes Tends Victim.
Hayes. who Ia but IS years old.
aud has been Ia trouble before. did
not run. but asked Imhoff az he
Las bleeding ou the stable floor
what he should do Imhoft told
HIN 20 get a doctor. and soun after
~ ambulance came and the man
vas removed TO the Seattle Cen.
orAi hospital
And since then. while Imhoff has
been dcilrious. no complaint was
sworn out against Hayes. and he
has kept on attending TO the work
Of the transfer company.
Tho police have never been told
Of The attempt 10 murder
lmhoff said today that the only
reason he could md for the shoot.
Ing was because be refused 20 Jet
Hayes have two Of hts horses after
they had worked all day. Hayes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
EARTHQUAKE
AT FRISCO


SAN FRANCISCO. June This
city was shaken by two sharp
earthquake shocks shortly after
midnight. and p,andinE walls In
the burned district were tnppled
over. and a general panic occur
red
People rushed out Of doors. and
many women are reported 70 have
tainted
The shock waa the aevercat since
that Of April rs. 1906. when the city
was destroyed
The first vas short. sharp
Jolt Then this was followed b
second shock which shook the city.
No fires broke out and the dam
age IL limited
According 70 reports. the shock
was felt f2b miles south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
MURDERED

ANNuH NRertat "FFNNftHN
ELLENSBURG. June a.-Chas
Smith died yesterday az the result
Of Injuries received at the hands
Of ~ unknown person In fight
over some worthless bedding
smith was found az his shack
sunday morning. and was brought
to the Valley lodging house. where
his Injuries were dressed When
found. smith was atlll conscious.
and told tie police that the fel
low who committed the murdcrous
assault slipped up behind him
while he sat upon hts front porch.
but this story la believed by them
20 b. The rambling Of an affected
mind Nothing was left 20 form
n clue to the Identity Of the muir
dorer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
surLge hovGL aASsoEnENr
REFUSES TO acegoE TO
UNIONS DEMANDS AND FtF.
TEEN MEs WALK OUT OF
GRILL.

The first serious trouble result
lag from the ncw scale Of the
Cooks and Waters union. which
took effect laat Saturday, occurred
shia morning shea twelve walters
and three COOKS took of their
aprons and walked cut Of the
Hotel Hutiar
This action usn the result OF the
Butier management refusing the
demands - the usion. The Butler
and the na,hHkelisr arc practically
the only large houses who're any
friction hkH - far occurred. but
isfaes minated this moFnlnk that
tfoahle might arise from other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
GAVE WHISKY TO
WOMAN IN JAIL

Charles Wilson was arrested yes
sarday afternoon for operating n
amall.sized bar in connection with
the county Jail and was forced In
police court this morning 70 put up
a $3.50 bond on a three months
promise to BE- good.
Jim Hall, guard at the jail
apprehended Wilson IN the act OF
feeding whisky 10 Florence Baker,
an inmate OF the county haatile.
Wilson had worked a good sized
hole IN the screen and was pour
ing whisky from n flask into n
funnel Miss Baker was at the
other ond Of the funnel with n tin
cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
BALLARD LICENSES
WORRY POLICE

The Ballard saloon license tangie
IL giving the police department no
end OF trouble. r. V. Brunette,
who operates the Alaska bar In
Ballard. was forced BY the order
OF Chief Of Police Wappenstein. 70
discontinue his business W. 3.
Southland. acting "a attorney for
Brunette. filed a demurrer this
morning against the form Of the
information set forth IN tho com.
plant. City Attorney DeBrulei
found upon Investigation that the
ordinance was drafted In such a
manner that another complaint
would have 70 be flied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
COAL PRICE IS "A
DOLLAR HIGHER
Pacific Coast Co. Arbitrarily Raises Price in Face Of
Threatened Famine Next Winter Dealers Hard
Hill, and Poor Man will Suffer.

Black Diamond lump coal was
raised 81 per ton BY the Pacific
Coast company yesterday morning
The 81 advance AZ the hunkerH
means $500 coal for the domestic
consumer. as the dealer charges
tzbo per ton for profit and delivery
charges.
No notice o. the advance was
given by tho Pacific Coast company
until Il was effective. Dealers were
not notified until they called at
the bunkers FOR coal yesterday
morning When they protested
against an advance without notice.
they were told that the company
had no intention ~ giviug advance
notice Of changes in prices here
after.
Tho unexpected and unanuoune.
"a rice In price has caught many
Of the dealers badly They have
been making contracts 20 deliver
coal based on the prevailing prices
Of the bunkers. and the sudden
raise has more than wiped out the
margin Of profit IN their contracts.
Either They must cancel their con
tracts or carry them through At
a personal loss,
Dealers Utter Protests.
Dealers are loud in their pro-
tests and declare that the Pacific
Coast company has taken advant-
axe OF the present coal shortage
iu Seattle 20 pinch the people stili
farther and charge famine prices
for coal.
The officials Of the Pacific Coast
company admit tho advance In
prices has become effective and
rive az the reason the advance in
the cost Of production. They state
that production has been curtailcd
by the departure Of miners for
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
OF TRADING
COMPANY is ARRESTED

boon fleeeed I'm tho same manner
that Matthews was. Hamilton cut
of 81 600 and Young out of 5000.
The latter got possession of tho
books Of the concern. and gave
them 20 the prosecuting attorneys
office This will materially assist
In the conviction OF those connect.
ed with the scheme. as II places
the office In possession OF evil
denoe which Il could not otherwise
have secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
EDDY TRUSTEES
MOTION DENIED
lscflpp. TsIsarsph ssr,Iesl

CONCORD, N. H., June D.
Judge Chamberlain today denied
the motion of the three trustees.
recently appointed 10 take charge
OF Mrs. Eddy'a property, for leave
20 be substituted as plaintiffs In
stead OF the next friends" who
began the litigation to secure an
accounting for her property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
TO CLEAR PRIVATE PROPERTY OFF
THE 0TY STREETS

Employees Of the city street de-
paFtmsnt wffl thEs evening make
a raid on loser Occidental AZ. Rail.
read av and Adjoining thofonghs
fares. and clean Hp those stfeeta
At preseut = large number Of pri
vafc firms have piles of iembcf.
wax0ns. boxes. etc. piled ~ thee
streets Thef have ben warned 10
move them. bat only 4 few have
done 50 Tonigh, all this property
will be- aoited 81 the street depart
ment. and tbs owners uill have 10
par The coats Of clearing u off tbs
street before they can redeem II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
MAYOR SIGNS
WARRANTS

Mayor Moore thIs kftsrnoon align.
Cd the MAY SALARY warrants. Cogpo
ration Counsel Calhoun having &c.
eidsd that Street Superintendent
Case waa cntisl~d TO hia SALARY.
thereby doing away with the ne.
eessity % The Mayors holding hack
The SALARY warrants 10 set Case
paid. The warrants viii BE- left on
the mayors tahel until the SALARY
ordinance question IL Disposed o.
A special meeting Of the eouncil
viii be called AZ o'clock toner
row afternoon 20 authorize the 81.
penfitare OF money 20 pay the eai.
AFY Of Street Superintendent Case.
an dto pas sths Ern~rai apptupFtai
ton ordnance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
FOURTEEN NURSES ARE
TO GET DIPLOMAS

Fourteen members Of the training
school for nurses will receive d.
plomas IT the Seattle General hos.
pltal this evening after a musical
program has been rendered.
The graduates are Maude Marion
Bates. Annie Elizabeth Cater, Caro-
line Helen Hutchinson. Jane Hunter
Heath, Elizabeth Harrison. Bertha
Keast. Edna Mabel Morris. Eliza.
beth ore, Grace poitraa. Emily
Kathryn Ray. Louise Edna Robin
son. Ella May Snidef. Gertrude En-
lIy gtrobrldgo. Jessie Eva Strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
KILLED BY A
STICK

Nicholas Degsio. a native Of
Switzerland. met death In a hor
rlbis fashion at Hobart yesterday
DeRelo. who a. a planer. was at.
tempting 20 place a belt on pull.
ley when a sharp stick that he was
using slipped and the point passed
through his abdomen. Deputy
Coroner Wiitsie pronounced death
due TO accident. The remains will
be buried In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

have handled IN ths past few years
$4,000 % the cify.s trust money IN
su1ali sums
naKlsy has had free hard with
these funds. a. ex-Comptroiter ftip.
iinHer had with the funds from
Hhfch he embexzisd thousands Of
dollars This r. In addition 50 the
millions % dollars he has handled
ln the way Of certified checks from
contractors
SIR uazieY has kept every strap
~ paper connected with his cash
transactions. and they we're all duE
p Tor the experts. when tbs show
iawn came. the money was all there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
SPEAKS TO STUDENTS.

Yesterday morning James Young.
q member Of Annie Huaselrs
tompeny. nov playing In the city.
addressed tho students of the high
srhoesi ou the Defense % Shy.
lock on Thuraday morning Mr.
Young wiil again lecture 90 the
stuaasts on a Rational View Of
Hamlet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
RICHARD TELLING THE
|STORY OF HIS CRIME
FL0ATED

VICTORIA. II. C.. June a.-Ths
salvage steamer Saivor. which
vent ashore on tho sand heads ai
the mouth OF the Fraser yesterday
morning with the steamer North,
western, Was fioated laat nixbt aud
this morning the Northwestern
waa pulled Oft not damaged.
Tho SalvoF and tho Northwest.
ern reached Esqulmalt dry dock al
e'eloek thla morning and the
Salvage Company can nos claim
IL $4,000 reward for raising the
steamer and taking her safely 70
EsqulmAit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
MAN LAWYER MAKES
|V0RCE APPLICANTS SHAKE

''fs Ersiusive ssrvies1
AAAclscO June Can
asysr plead a uoman's
H better than a man
- Clara Bell David
As can" and demon.
mn Of her theory By
- successful manner
ae manage divorce
tsafis here.
- a case, and the
~ Z aa1 penetratluR man.
she examines
~ men who come into
,yase her elienta cause
+ Z feature IN legal
smith. che asks.
.''nesa straight IN the
o. did you not BE-
I. gelock on the morn.
-. 4 1. 1900. throw q coffee
1. ~ table At your wife7
-. ms toward M smith.
has time 10 answer.
! 49,. salek now
81 Usually eoliap e.
could stand ne On.
s 49, 49, BY a man but 4
.'.s ,sanda him
! ~ quick divorce vas
-. 'shsr DAY when Affar
INTO court eiad m 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
AAADLED THOUSANDS, AND EVERY
CENT is ACCOUNTED FOR

= e ssorstary Barisy o.
Z Faslss works were com
sxpsrts from tbe
sfssk q Co. who have
vssk bssH balancing
iassa ard siserifY with
F@S wss done Shoes
hts Sc results when
'ii3i i Al hand 10 work
o The sxferta and ~
aErss almost taa cent
tn
= ttswn q have al uf
q hard now ard 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
BIG ROBBERY AT
VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. h. c. June g.
Burglars last night entered the
jewelry store owned by Freeman
Brothers and stole forty gold and
silver watches. gold rings, scarf
pins. bracelets and numerous other
iewelry, they entered through a
rear window A reward has been
offered for their capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
NEW BANK LAW

OLYMPIA. June s.-under an
opinion giscn State Bank Examin.
eF A. W. Enkle BY Attorney Gen.
eral Atklnaon. . large number Of
private hanks In the state viii
have 10 change their names. adopt
ing only the name OF the proprietor
and uslns the designation private
hank" upon even the effice stAtioa.
cry. this. the attorney general
holds. f. q restriction Of the new
state banking Law A fine as high
"a 81 .eoa "a ths penalty for the vlo-
iatioa Of that provision Of the iAw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
EARTHQUAKE BULLETIN
Is GIVEN OUT

WASHINGTON. June Tho
weather bureau gives out the fol.
lowing bulletin The distant
earthquake Was relatively small .
the Intensity recorded last
Night By the Eeismograrh begin
ulnR about 10 ~. lasting nearly an
hour. A relatively strong motion
vas recorded between 10 81 and
10 90 and distinctly greater one
Ia an east and vest direction. The
maximum amount Of motion WaA
very small and vas only about
two-tenths Of o miillmeteF. II VA
probably two OF three thousand
miles distant and probably south
Of Washington"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
BEATEN TO DEATH

LONDON. June ST. Pollard. a
Methodist missionary az Tungfu,
China. was beaten 10 death, accord
ing 10 advicos received here. No
details are given. The adyices fur.
Their state that the missionaries are
nocking 70 places OF safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
HANK OFFICIAL eurlrV.


PtTrsBuRG. Pa. June "a seal
ed verdict in the case % Charles
Mcuheucr. the former assistant
teller OF the defunct Enterprise
Hank. was opened this morning,
Tho dcfndant Is found guilty Of
tnisapplyiuR the funds aud aiding
the cashier 60 do the same. The
trials OF higher Officers VIII now
be taken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
ts,ssds star. E.elu.i,s ssr,Issl

RICHMOND, Va. June b-MiHs
Elizabeth Loving. daughter Of
Judge Loving. who IL on trial Tor
the murder OF young Thee. ESTES.
Will take tho stand and tell the
story Of her experience with the
murdered man The defense Is that
she waa druKgcd and ruined BY Is
ties. and that her father. on hearing
tho story. became frcnxied aud shot
the destroyer Of his daughters
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
ODD FELLOWS ELECT

SPOKANE. June 6-At the SEES
sion OF the grand lodge OF Odd Eel
lows in Spokane yesterday the fol
lowing officers wore elected Grand
master. Joseph A. Graham. Of
Aberdeen. deputy grand master. l..
!. Birdasye, spokane. grand score.
tary. Louis Hart. Tacoma grand
treasurer. H. y. Holmes, Seattle.
grand representative. Chester r.
Miller, Dayton grand warden. J..
NJ. Ralston. Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
BLOWN TO
ETERNITY

CHICAGO. June s-Three were
kilird aud rs we're badly injured
last nlght BY the unusual oxplo-
sion Of q gasoline tank car. 80 miles
from here
The three killed were hurled
through the air and their bodies
were literally blown to atoms
Others injured we're tossed many
feet into tho alt
No caupe can be given AZ 10 the
reason Of the explosion. The freight
train containing the gasoline ear
was wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05

IS CAUGHT

T W. Kemylcn. paying teller OF
the Capital National bank OF Ct
Paul. Miun. waited for biz
shortage In hts accounts. was cap.
tarnd b. detectives 10 The Seattle
poatOffice late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-05
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
,serlpp. relesraph ser'ieeo

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June o.
Three men were probably fatally
hurt by n train carrying pots OF
molten metal which collidod with
a street car. The metal covered
the motorman and two passengers
aud ignlted tho car. which was en-.
tircly consumed.