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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
Whitefsh Decreasing in Superior

From the Duluth Herald.
The whitefish in Lake Superior are de-
creasing yearly, according to fishermen. 1t
is claimed that the dumping OF ashes and
clinkers into the lake has killed off large
areas of the grassy patches on the bottom
of the lake where the whitefish have fed.
Between $50 and 1865 the output of ashes,
clinkers and furnace Stag, not counting the
sweepingS of iron from the docks, has been
100000 tons, which was dumped into Lake
Superior. Fishermen all over Lake Superior
tell the same story that large clinkers come
up in their gill nets when haulfag n set
tirgs Indicating that the bottom Of the lake
is being covered with this manufactured
scoria the tendency of which IS to destroy
or burn up either by eros.ve action or by
chemical influences all the grass in which
there lived the minute organism upon which
the whitefish subssted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
SPRAYING ATTACHMENT OF THE
HOSE NOZZLE.
Jet Of Water Instantly Changed From
Solid to a Broken One.

The hose Is now n household essential
and where it is put to the use of watering
the garden, In addition to the other dutie,
imposed upon it, it is desirable that !.
should be supplied with a sprinkling at
tachment. The usual manner Of accom-
plishing this Is by means of a thread, and
couple of turns of the two parts of the
nozzle by which the stream is transformed
from solid jet to a spray. 1t is often de-
srable to make this change n number of
times while using the hose, and while the
operation Of making The transformation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.

An invitation to hold the next meeting of
Washington Local Assembly of Brother
hood Chapters with Trinity Chapter, Upper
Marlboro, Md, has been accepted.
Dr. Francis T. Woodman of St Mark s
Chapter has been elected vice president of
the Washington Local Assembly, to sue
coed William II. Singleton, recently re
signed.
Officers for the ensuing year for the jun
iOr brotherhood chapter of Epiphany
Church have been elected as follows: Vic
tor Robinson, director; Oscar hewitt Sec
Rotary; De Fcres; l.. Ormes. treasurer; j.
b. Scott. assistant treasurer.
1t has been definitely decided TO hold the
sessions OF the international convention OF
the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew, which is
20 meet in this city next September, in
Continental Hall, corner of 18th and u
streets, where will be located also during
the sessions of the convention the general
headquarters, such as registration bureau
transportation office and quarters for sec
tiCnal conferences.
A junior chapter Of the Brotherhood OF
ST. Andrew has recently been organized at
ST. Mary's Church. I'D street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

seems simple enough ii is somewhat Of u
bother The solid jet is ruinous ii applied
to the lawn or garden. as its force gs up
the soil and the body of water carries it off.
\ very simple attachment has been re
Gently invented by which the stream from
"A plain nozzle may be exchanged ut will
into Il spray with the least possible amount
of labor with no loss of time and with no
possibility of any accidents resulting from
the efforts of the operator 10 make this
change.
The new apparatus consists of a fam
shaped blade mounted by means OF a
hinge attachment to the body of the nozzle
The blade has portion extending back 10
a point which is convenient to the operator.
This blade is normally held away from the
stream, but a slight pressure in the rear
extension brings ii instantly in contact with
the stream and breaks ii up into the de-
sired spray. Upon being released the blade
water energies in an unbroken body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR NOTES

The Christian Eudeavor Society of the
Anacostia Baptist Church met recently in
the building for the semi-annual election
of officers, the following named being
chosen to serve: Edgar r. BaIderston,
president; Miss Emma Robey, vice prcsi-
dent, lack Crawford, secretary; Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

Emma Hollows, treasurer: Miss Vivian
Goodman, orsanst; Mrs. A. G. King, as
sistant organist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

This was the bravest warrior
That ever buckled swcrd;
This the most gifted poet
That ever breathed word:
And never earths philosopher
Traced with his golden pen
On the deathless page words half so sage
AS he wrote down for men.
And had he not high honor?
The hillside for his pail
To lie in state while angels wait,
With stars for tapers tall:
The dark rock pines, like tossing plumes,
over his bier to wave,
Ard Gods own hand in that lonely land
To lay him in the grave.
In that deep grave without a name,
Whence his uncoffined clay
Shall break again-mOSt Wondrous thought!
Before the Judgment day.
And stand. with glory wrapt around,
On the hills he never trOd,
And speak of the strife that won our life
Through Christ the lncarnate God:
Cecil Frances Alexander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

The birth rate in Germany is six per thou
sand higher than in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Any person may send any biblical question
TO DIT Gilbert, 1903 r street northwest, and
receive answer in The Star
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not the only Christian whose faith held
only by a strap.-Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler.

Mr.. Wesley was once engaged in very
important conference with some of his as
sociates. They were discussing the subject
of faith. No one was able to give salts
factory definition. At last they called in a
woman who was known to have deep spir-
ituality and strong good sense. Mr.. Wes-
ley said he thought she could tell them
just what faith was, because she had SO
often consciously exercised it. When she
was asked what faith was she promptly re-
piled: 1T is taking God at His word"
That will do said Mr.. Wesley, that is
enough for us all.
How to Help the Leader.
Tell of the faith of some dear old saint
whom you have known. or tell of some lit
tie experience of your own wherein God
has shown himself to you in answer to
prayer and your faith has been strength
ened.
lxxxiv:2-1U; Exodus. ills, IT, Il: Exodus.
xvi, =; l Peter, is; II Corinthians, VI;
Hebrews. XII, s, Il; Romans, vi; Ephesi-
ans. WIG
Hints to the Leader.-The EndeaVor
Hymnal-7, 10. SO, A. 60, 1853, 1874.
1t would be interesting to apportion diff
ferent parts of Moses life to different mem
bers to speak about. For instance, tne
childhood. the education. Moses call. Moses
work with Pharaoh and the faith that was
growing all through, then the time In the
wilderness and Moses friendship with God
and finally his death. When the meeting
is done the members should be pervaded
with the great thought of the man and his
faith and the fact that we have the priv
ilege of such faith if we are willing to cul-
tivate it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

The largest vineyard in the world is near
Coz n-L>-i-h Vel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
Applied Truth.

How Il you feel, auntie, while the
horses were running down the hill?'' Il
trusted 70 providence til the breechn' give
way; then 1 shut my eyes and give up for
lost" The good woman in question was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
LUCKY DAY
FOR PlETRO

This morning wAh a fortunate
one FOR little pietrn Jarvis. of lie
Fiftn av. although a. the present
Tine he 10 lyinK Ia great pain A.
the Chiidrena ufthnpcdlH hospital
frum an operation IN correct a Re.
eullar malay which effected bis
speech
riotro has never been able 10
talk and his family was restrained
b3 poverty from placing the lad
under medical care when the
case Was finally brought 20 the
notice % the humane officer. he
seeing the desperate straits the
family were Ia. and realizing the
need OF treatment referred the
case 20 the Chlldfcn'a Orthopedie
hospital. a new Institution founded
70 care for children
Dr. Albert Raymond performed
The operation and the boy was rest.
Ing easily az noon today Ills par
eais this morning exhibited child
iah Joy at tho lads prospect Of re.
naNerV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
DID NOT WANT TO
THAT WAY

Mrs Julictta Alban livinE n, the
north end OF Green Lake showed
herself a plueky woman before the
board ~ public works today when
she combatted valuiy with the In.
dependent Telephone company In
the matter OF moving q house Mrs
Alben has tu move the structure
and she wanted to move Il the
shortest way
The telephone company objected
on account OF rs wires. which were
IN the way and the possibility Of
great Inconvenience % its patrons
for two or three weeks
While Mrs Alhau has been able
70 hold up the matter FOR week
or more. she was not strong enough
to silence the telephone people
backed up by the city inspectors
She viii have 10 take the house the
roundabout way at a cost Of $50
"a SIS more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
WAGONS AND
CAR CRASH

When the runaway came q Third
Az. and fsslsF say they ran dan.
Swrousiy near the Sidewalk. and a
crippled pedestrian vas compelled
20 seek safety on a convenient pile
o. lumber IA order 20 avoid he run
away Not untii tho horses toiiiaed
with a water fountain on Second az.
and YrslsF did thsY come 70 a
stAndssili.
The elder Baker vas removed 90
the Providence hospital. nhsre Sd
waA foana that ne wRs suffering
fraru unmsrusa bruises AMI q severe
shgck Haksr lives ~ 12gT Alhion
place The younger man sssapea
Nith a bad cut on the right LED
To. car as On charge of Cecil NJ
Carter - conductor and e = white
a. utotnrmAn. There uefs four pas.
sengera on the ffsnt cod Of the car
al the time. but none nf these ~.
celve.. injuries. although all Nere
strgek hy flYiuw spilatsrp and dirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

morning conducted long session
with the property owners. and then
retired q another office aud al
lowed tha property owners to set
at the matter hy themselves The
plans and specifications we're filed
with the board by the engineer
The advertisements FOR the work
arc to be spread broadcast over
the land. aud eastern contractors
invited 10 compete with local con.
tractors for the work
The whele work streets ALLEYS
aud private property. IL % 50 Ia
one big Job. the owners Of lots con
tracing Stth the city 70 this end
Tho total amount ~ excavation
70 5aSs 500 square yards of this
there aFu a.Tia.n00 yards In the
streets isT 600 yards In the alleys
and i.bts 200 on private property
and las eco Yards on the Seattle
Electric enmpanys rtkhtafwAy
NguFing this AZ the average cost
Of 30 cents = yard. the coat Niil
b. tl.6as GEO. but at the rate that
has heen asked recently. the coat
Wll reach ITO million dollaFs
The property nsncfH appointed
= number % committsemeu to look
up certain matters about the N0rk
and adjourned. agreeing 70 meet
next Friday evening IN the office
% Corporation Counsel Scott Cal
honn 10 take further action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
sAsv HOUSES rorrGRlso
ovgR-wHEAv EXCITEMENT
PASS CLEARING HOUSE At
NOON SAFELY


CHICAGO. MAY - - Wheat open
"a IN rs chieaEo pit thls moruinu
wild. irregular and unsettled. vith
frequent predictions that before
noau suns iarEe firms woald an
noaaee Assignments one broker
was caught short bY yesterday .
call Tor margins on 70 per cent and
vas f0feea 70 hnY haIf million
bushels 90 The market The Ercafs
81 excitement prevails and reports
ahaunA that some big houses are
tottefias. trading is iikht and bras.
srn are fearing % get Ia The move
meat waa concentrated on July.
whieh opened wltn a fuah At sEi s..
shot ta $3.50. bot broke before 40
o'ciaek - gsr
Liverpool % lower on account 81
reports from spring wheat diairiris
uhieh are more encouraging Oats
and corn ara stronger
AT firms passed the clearing
house safely. which ia unrrrce.
dentea. considering the Mild market
81 the past few days
The market o. ateHdler
NAY wheat closed at a3Ac and
July 81 9bA The market waa un.
settled - the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
NEXT CONVENTION
FOR ST. PAUL

Among the cities that will bid 70
get the next national assembly Of
the Christian Eudeavor. 81 Paul
MINI. will send a delegation to Sc
attic IN July fully prepared 20 hoast
and make all the noise 20 can for
st Paul
In correspondence received this
morning ~ Chairman r T. narth
WAS tho following from the 81 Paul
delegation
We are coming with bis dele
CATION and will be loaded 90 make
noise Ike ST. Paul IN 1909"
Tho committee has not heard
from Governor Charles Hughes Of
New York. az to whether he will
be present to make an address.
other well known lecturers have
been engaged for the convention.
AMONG the names recently booker
are oliver Douglas Stewart. Of Chi
caFo. the probable candidate FOR thu
presidency by the Prohibition party
in ia0s Hon George I. Nichols. a
member 81 the British parliament
will he present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
Is KILLED BY
LIVE WIRE

Coroner Carroll received tslo-
gran this noon which stated that
another man had been killed by a
live wire AZ the Black Diamond
mina. This is the second accident
81 this Kind to happen at the Black
Diamond IN n week August Gre
Fon. aged is. was killed in the same
manner Saturday night
The coroner left a O'Clock this
afternoon Tor the district and will
hold an Inquest tonight After an
Inquest hold last year. following a
similar accident. the mine owners
promised 90 be more careful IN
handling electricity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

The petit jury VAS empaneiied
AZ 10 ociock thls morning 10 the
May term Of the United States ctr.
cult court and the trial 81 Patrick
> jennings. charged with counter.
oouutsrfcitinR ten dollar gold pieces
In three counts. WAS ~ once begun.
when the jury was called today
many prospective lurymon made
excuses that they could not serve.
when one man with a trembling
voice said be would be compelled
TO lock up his shop. judges Han
ford said sharply
gave you plenty Of time in
which 20 get someone 20 look after
your shop while you are away
Some ~ you men seem 20 think
the world would come 20 an end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

~ sEpevsinE % The city suEi-
wfs heokA whlgh bear on The
Awaxa of fhe late city comp.
MIR. IeAn RlpllnEer. vas rom.
5Kst sAla morning b. Accountant
&c sorroes and before noon the
- q clerks uadsr him Ssrs A.
an e Ne records Ia the comp.
mnt affsce
~ safk naw has 10 % With the
nr a&ak aooks lsft BY John RIP.
her "a TIE present comptroller .
iEGk .oxssher with othsf bank
ma ~ hy former com ptrvilsrs.
- ieoss and rscsipfs
TFasursr Russell has beer max.
y y fulnfs o. the oanka 20 dis
~ 81 10 hAnks Wifh ehieh Mr.
1axer hsa dealings during hla
m q affies
y fal hard work o. the expert
Y IA nox begun IN the ebsence
80 FsFuiAr Ast of books THE more
Hzisf1rtoFY method ~ dndluE
q stnpafiaR The items with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
LUMBERlMEN WILL
HAVE A HEARING

Washington lumhermen arc In
tsrastea II The hearing granted b.
the railroads % various lumber
manufacturers tomorrow n Chica-
50 Tha matter 70 - discussed u
the aunuunerd raise IA freight tar.
IFS 70 be In effect June / The "a.
crease applies only 10 the lumhsf
Manufacturers shipping from taa
North faelflr coast and the Upper
Mississippi valley This Il consid.
srsd : rank Discrimination tn that
sYsa the snsfhsfn Pacific coast
lumber manufacturer a. sell a.
tho ium hsfmsn operating In the
southern states ars exempt ffum thv
neM fate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

nfsgs e'eicck this marains a
,uuu frsYwu b. " y Baker was
:. Me- ~ ear No. o. the Yeslef
..r 49, TINS whlle Baker wAs try
NJ xt rs tsaiels cut 81 The way
IA cgeu uoaAait duz b. TIE In
s~r4.ss Telephone company on
- szy bstxsen fifth and sixth
a
hs~suls Baker was throsu 90,
- sagnn and seriously tuiaFst
IN ear araxxed BIS wagon fer
pA~t sn6 marv into smother heavy
wpa = sAsrsA a HErisigh haksr
trn q ~ ,aiar~d man The
mssss BAKER Va also thfoWu 70
= arses - . result % tie col.
nun aat - team taking fright.
W % &c 70 rk~ck thsns. started
"A wisd Sab down Yssief waY
m sAxun Appaafoa to run on
4, anb Il Gee whe@i with the fore
AZ 4 lAs wxxen and tha tNo
s.sss q .ae ether side In the aiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
oars $4,000 FoR As

UTICA. y v. MAJ ii=-John
Kennedy Formerly employed IN tho
stone auhrries a. douvernsar. lsnt
an old ehum who was dead broke
t2b about 10 years ago. receiving
a. security 4 fre shares - uura
tiouAhia value IN = klondlke mine
Kennedy put thA shares away and
Apparently had forgotten al about
them wheu he moved 70 Park CitY
Utah. a couple 81 years ago Re-
Gently = friend IA Governor ~
c.ived word from Kennedy that the
mine IN which be bad held the
stock turned out 90 BE- one 81 tho
beat mining properties in the Klon
dixie. and that be had aoid his bold
inEa for $500 600. maklaE a clear
profit o. tla9.a4s b. the deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
JUDGE LANDLORD CRITICISES
JURY STRIKERS

n you had 70 lock up your shopsl
you could better afford 70 do that
than for us 20 lock this court rp.
am tired Of such excuses and
will not excuse any more o. you
The grand jury today returned q
true BIN against y 3. Preston. .
mail carrier OF Arlington. 6nohom.
ish county. who was arrested about
year ago. charged with appro-
priating a.. money order funds. 70
bis own use The original com
plant charged him with numerous
other pilfennFs Of the mail The
Jury occupied all OF today IN exarn.
ming witnesses IN the base u Bob
Celestine and William Bagley. the
Tulalip Indian charged with
murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

IL WHY the saiHsNpfnan slips fully
wftaL leaving unlY = anant a. worth
far tie hand
uHa Of tha innovations fn thUh
heavier gloves is ths Jersey wrist
which does sway sith The buttansd
opening the top Of the glove being
left loose sith the sHpsfnuous folds
gathered IN a. the tHhsf side - the
#fisf or an elastic band which per
mifa ths glove 90 BE slipped on over
tie hand without tie bother ~ but
tons
The accompanying pictures show
SEINE - shs popuisf styles IN this
seasons gloves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
ORDERS NOTE TO
BE PAID

Judge c. IL Hanford OF the fed
eral court today rendered a deois-
ion in the case Of Gronvine NJ
Dodge against Frank waterhouse a
Company and Frank watorhonse
Diminishing the case against Mr.
Waterhouse individually. but d.
roofing that a decree be entered In
favor OF the plaintiff for the
amount Of the promissory note
men.oned in the complaint. $40.
GOO. The litigation was over the
contracting Of the waterhouso com
pany TO sell the steamship aaranns
% the North Alaska Steamship
company. which appears 10 have
been organized without any capital
other than the hopes OF its pro-
meters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
FIFTY FIREMEN
OVERCOME +.
III
- 49, -
800

occupied BY the Remington Type
writer company. On Broadway u
IL feared a number Of the men III
die from the effects Of breafhinf
fumes.
Tho flames started In the cellar
where great piles OF carbon paper
we're stored
Tho paper only smouldered. SEND
ind the poisonous iuInss through
the upper floors. Increasing the dan
ger ~ the water was poured On.
The are Nas confined 20 the lower
part Of the building and the prop
erty loas will not DO great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
eAyE NV a BEATING.

Clarence uaiton. who resides -
The National hotel. comp IaiHsd %
the police today that be was beaten
or bH three alleged acquaintance
faf loves sweet sake II seems that
Waitnm So strong with certain
wfri upon whom The aatd three
strong arm mon had been rasilnH
long ffnrerinK EiancsH peapaifinE
% putting Hoitan 60 she had ht
rnsthads strictly "1sEif they I'm
sffv rssaffsd 90 veil hHoeH rafrf
house tactics ard subjected Holton
o. = dire NfuelluE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
ps...na.r Aasn,s Way Come

According 20 a letter from r -
Pope. president tof the American
Association ~ TRAVELLING PaaaHngpr
Agents. 70 Henry r Reed. Of the
A-T -. eKpuHuiuu. nf aa4s HHr a.
Influence IN bringing the national
convention 81 that association %
Seattle in 1905,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
JerFRlEs ARRAlesso.

George Jeffriss the roiored por
ter who a few days ago took a ehol
AZ T F Cnrper in house on Sow
onteenfh Az. where Carper was buHy
removing tho furniture Of an out
going tenant. Was arraiRnsd before
Justice Gordon today and hiH pre-
ilmluarv hearing Get for May e.
Ills bond was fixed at $500
Jeffrias a. charged with assault
with a deadly weapon with intent
TO commit bodily injury lie claims
that he shot 10 friEhteu Carprr and
had no intention OF iuiurlng him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

seasons shop wfhduws the Alpine
Harhs musf have suffered \ r9usid
af#hIh tanning out AID every 81
NaHita gaat destined 80 furntsh uttz
iadF with gloves for thaataF or ~
fHutiHa muaf have given up mknr
additional inches - hia astn Tor tie
purpose Glove lengths have nos
arrived af such = pass that many
- tie gloves aFs longer than thn
~snaaFs arm. Bot this ia doc 20 the
fat that tte fsfF ulfftest style 81
glove iH that which raafa ap in Htflr
nHa WRINKLES ffnfa Tire wFffHt tp Sc
meeting place Wtth tHe sleeve TIE
affak lea effect e Is he ena - tHf
Haesf HnuuiaF ~ ths season. and thst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

PORT TOWNSEND. MAY
Capt y N Munger Of the United
states revenue cutter service and
porf captain ~ the port % Puget
sound. has received orders from
Washington detailing him a. port
captain AZ Dutch Hafhor. Alaska
Captain Munger plll leave Tor the
north Ia fra DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
TO PUBLISH FRANCHISE.

rhs franchise 20 the Seattle Ei,e.
frir company Tor a line on North
FartY-fffth street between Green
Lake end the University section
last utEht waH ordered puhHshr z
b. the council under the charter
requirement. which provides that 20
must not Be disposed - under 2
per cent ~ the gross earnings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
REPORT SALES TO
WAPPENSTEIN

Chief e Police wappsnuein TO-
aay issued Al order mailing IL nsr
cnsarr Tor every dealer In FIRE
arms % make q report - the DO
Zee II TIE firearms said and ths
names - the purchasers oNiug
10 the iaaiserlmlnate buying q 20
voiveFa and pistols the chief feels
that Il u time % 40 something and
he hopes la this way 60 put a dan
per on the desire % some fuT fire
arms The sale - weapons To inf
city rvesnflY has been vsfY large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
DEFENDANT pisonARanp.

" Johnson. who WAS recently
arrested upon the instiEatton OF hia
wife. charged with puriuininK 81
pa Hoed eain was discharged this
mofnteE fpr the failure - tho
plaintiff 60 rut in an appearance
Johnson has divorce petition filed
against his wife but the ease has
not developed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
rHRnArENnp TO XIII

Tony simich. who. q 10 alleged.
threatened Co xiii Frank Marshall
proprietor ~ the Fountain saloon
on First av. waH arrested this
morning by Constable shannon aud
Deputy sheriff Meek. and later re-
leased on $500 ball shannon claims
that simirh his been annoying with
his threats for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
NOTICE FOR EXPOSITION

Mrs. VIM. stephans of Bagside.
California. has sent Mayor Moore
the following emblematic notice FOR
the Alaska Y ukon- Pacific sxposi-
ton Seattle. the Golden Paas-
way"
This he sars means that Seaftle
IL the port through which hundreds
and thousands Of people pass year
~ 70 the great gold fields Of the
north. The selection will be sent 20
the exposition management for saeh
use a. they wish TO make % Il.