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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE, May quite an
aged couple were united In the holy
ponds OF wedlock on Saturday even
ing at the residences Of Charles Win
teringer. T72s Meridian sv. El2ha
n Baldwin, who mas reached the
age OF "a years. aud Mrs. Laura
wells. VINO Is Of. we're quietly mar
ried by Rev Edgar. OF the Presley
terrain church. and the couple will
so 10 housekeeping at once In a
comfortable nome owned BY the
groom. SIR. and Mrs. Baldwin ars
receiving congratulations from
friends and aequaintances on thu
important step they have taken IN
the late period OK their lives.
The street department lie doing
considera0le work on Woodlawn
Ay.. out there are those who declare
that about the only result that Ia
accomplished is the creation OF =
huge bed OF dust. that Ii waited
here and there By every passing
breeze. causing business peoples par
ticuiArly, a great deal OF inconyeu.
fence -
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denttsls committee standing three
10 tNo against seating him. Mr.
Mills remained Ia attendance on
the eaassutiau &c a close observer
aud adviser Of bis following
Another scene was created In tho
convention - = speech Of Harry
Larsen. Of nellinEham. to tho e.
feel that IN Chicago socialists "did
things and that sometimes a p0-
licsmAn OF two WAS killed Hlr
remarks we're resented by many
delegates - being anarchists and
opposed 20 the spirit - socialism,
A resolution was offered giving the
sentiment Of the party Ra opposed
To y4olsaee and hioodshsd Larsen
wAs given five minutes 10 explain
aud claimed that be bad been mss.
understood BY the convention. but
the resolution Vas passed,
The outcome nf the convsntiuu
leaves the peaceful rexolutions
stlll IN control 81 the socialist or.
sanitation. with Walter Thoma,
Mills vowins that he will keep 40
the fight uutll the conservative
element IL IN eaatfoi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
May MEAN TROUBLE
FOR MApPEAsTElN

fresaeutins Attorney Macintosh
ard Assistant ProaecatinH Attorney
q. T. NanAerteer. are holding a con.
ference thta afternoon. foe the par-
pese 81 aeterminlns whether tho
ffeseenfinK Attorneys effsrn ia 20
tsNin proceedings against chtsf ~
Police wappunstein. On account %
his alleged statements 90 the news
papers fsnaetins On Judge Mitchell
uliilAu.
Judge Glillam's court Was chasen
for the presentation Of the pctltion
judge Gillian said he would call
Il to The attention Of the other
judges.
Judge GILLIAN later Waited the
Jail. for the purpose ~ making a
personal inspection Tie visited the
pemeas ward. and had private
talks with a number a. the In.
mates The mysterioas affidavit os
Esther Mitchell. witch every e..
feft has hesn made 70 keep secret.
Il ls naN aHesffsinsd contains a
charge that one of the jail guards
made improper proposals. to her. II
which she Informed sheriff smith.
Sheriff Smith deniss that am
complaint Vas made 70 him By
either Esther Mitchell or any other
prisoner II sueh complaint had
beea made. eersaialY wouia hava
dismissed the guard. he said to.
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
BALLARD NOTES


BALLARD. May the petition
Of the Ballard council asking that
this city be annexed 10 Seattle viii
10 presented 20 the city council OF
Seattle AZ their meeting tonight
The petition asks that the ahfnEie
ely b. ANNEXED as a separate ward.
and 10 part Of The City OF Sc
attic"
IL the Seattle council passes IN
vorAhle on the petition toniaat. as
10 no doubt with. ballard viii be
part OF Greater Seattle by May
81. She will probably only get
one councilman. aud according 10
some authorities. she may not gni
any councilman this year.
Mrs Mary Kindred. an old resi-.
dent OF Ballard. died yesterday
morning 81 the age Of "a Years
Mrs kindred was one Of the first
settlers OF Ballard she leaves
three daughters. Mrs. T. Jameson.
OF Ballard. Mrs. VIM. Berry. Of
Monroe. and Mira Fred Ledger. Of
Tacoma The remains were remov.
TO Aayfielda undertaking par
Ions The funeral services we're
held tbs afternoon at the Gilman
Park n. v. church. intcrmeat took
place al Grown Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Henrietta White. q years
old. died yesterday afternoon a. the
Seattle Emergency hospital. after
a long illncsa The remains we're
removed 60 Graham 4 Enkcmann'a
parlors 10 Ballard Funeral az.
rangemsuts have not been made.
Mrs White leaves a husband. Ches.
ter White.
The ballard ball team went to
Port Townsend yesterday morning
on the indianapolis. attended BY a
crowd OF Ballarditca. and beat the
Port Townsend. " orden team by
tho score OF II to I
The improvement club will hold
n meeting tonight AZ sypher's hall
10 hear the report Of the commit.
tro on organization and rules The
first meeting Of the club Was held
last week. The club IL organized
Tor the purpose OF looking after the
needs Of this section Of the town
when a part OF Greater Seattle.
The police department Is work.
ing hard. making the arrangements
for its first and last dance. which
will be- held Saturday night At
Junction hall.
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TO MARRY

The hahltuea OF the prosecuting
attorneys office have been At loss
20 account for Assistant Prosecut-
Ing Attorney @. y. vsnderyeer's re-
cent far away. dreamy look and
happy. benevolent expression.
The secret has leaked out at last.
George lie 20 be married. Miss
Eleanor HauamAnn. II the happy
young lady and May ~ the dAtc.
The wedding wtll take place Al the
home Of the bride. Rev. J. z. ID.
Lwyd. Of St Marks Episcopal
church performing the ceremony.
Mr.. vanderyeer f. native OF
Iowa. q graduate OF the class Of
1886 OF Stanford university. and Of
the 1899 Columbia University Law
school class.
He came 20 Seattle In 1901. and
prior to hia appointment as assist
ant prosecuting attorney In Jan
uAry. 1905 was connected with the
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YORK STATION.

YORK STATION. Mag ssA-Thls
locality has. OF late. been expartene-
ing quite a little boom In real es-
tate The winter and early eprtna
was a period OF comparative qaics-
ude. Ia common with otnar tooau-
ties. but OF late there has been .
marked Improvement in the realty
situation. The firm OF James Ryan
disposed OF twelve lots on Friday.
four on Saturday. making thirty
STA disposed OF during the week.
Prices are also said TO be stiffen-
ing considerably. although they ara
not considered high In view Of the
fact that York Is situated 50 Gloss
to the city.
Many new buildings OF q aahstan-
tial character are being erected In
this locality. and taken altogether.
there IL an air OF prosperity notice
able on every hand that Is highly
encouraging.
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RENroN.

RENToN. May THE subject Of
the transfer OF the acre tract on
which the city jail Is located. 20
the city Of Seattle. viii be nor
oughiy discussed at the council
meeting tonight II viii be rsmem~
hcred that this property was sold %
the Seattle authorities over three
years aEo. bat no money has ever
been paid for tho same. Now, how
ever the Seattle authorities want
20 take over the property, and viii
pay the amount of money agreed
upon. TO the Renton authorities as
soon az n few formalities are COM
piled with. while Seattle has
proflted BY the natural increase in
tho value % the property. stfii theirs
Is a disposition TO be fair on thu
part OF the latter. and Renton can
have half the property back for q
pumping station. n the city officials
here dcsire g. The matter OF COM
pensation. viii. OF course. have 70 be
settled between the two munioipaii-
tics later on, but there is . feeling
OF satisfaction that Renton viii
have a place 20 put their pumping
station without going to heavy sx-
pense in buying a site.
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fLAIMS THAT BOISE
| WITNESSES ARE LOST

The proceedings we're purely
technical.
The selection OF a jury will be
sin THURSDAY
roday's plea was for a BIN Of
particulars.
Judge Wood took this under
~ yisement
In arguing against the motion
FOR the bin attorneys Hawicy and
ponh. FOE the state. said the pros.
eeution must not be hound by this
bill
Haywood vas the only defendant
IN court. Ne followed the afEus
ments with interest lie looked
none the wurse Dor hts long i'm
prisonmsnt. sns consulted freely
with counsel
Haywood Vas brought into court
by sheriff Hodgin and was nqs
hsndcuffcd.
This morning nafrow read o. the
prisoners the letter % the president
which was sent 20 the New York
federation. II ~aa expected that
the prisoners will give an inter.
view on the letter later
Counsel take no steps regnrdlns
Il without the defsndants Attorney
barrow. eefoFe entering court.
said. The case Ia % trial IN the
state OF Idaho. There IL nothing
the presidsnt can DO. All ~e want
10 the case 20 b. tried fairly on IL
merits without any outside infiu
cnce or prejudice
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3. az 1914 Third az
Williams Ellen Williams. 3. May
J. At ho7 Dexter aY
WFiEht-~Arthur Wright. 10. April
20. NJ al Twenty third av
Hnlpin Michael Henry HRlpin.
Sc. MAY 3. at Providence hospital
Nhgano-G NaEano. -. May 8.
a. etA Weller -
Wells Hamilton Wells. o.. May
3. A. SIS Sixty seventh Av. y r.
Blaaell--Bialr Bisseii. II. May j.
At Metropolitan hospital
pitehford Leroy = Pitchford. ],
May e. at 8i2G Aurora r.
RyasoH Margaret y Ryason. 8
months. May 2. at ZIG Florentia A.
White A White. 3 months.
MAY 2. At ST. \. Forty fourth II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
PICKETS KEEP AWAY NON
UNION MEN

Seattle Electric company. Ihs
strikers induced four OF the NON
union mouldsrs who were efnploysa
by tho last named company satur'
day, 20 give up their Jobs ana JPN
tbs union forcee. All the nonuhioh
moulders have arrived only recent
IL from the East. principally IRON
Michigan.
No meetings Of either me union
or the foundrymen's assoelatloh
have been called and no conferences
OF the two has been asked TOT "
either.
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SATURDAY NIGHT CLOSING.

Representatives Of the Retail
Clerks union, numbering about
900 employees OF local stores. are
aiili nt work In an effort to secure
unanimous approval Of their pro.
poeal 20 close all retail stores ia
Seattle at 9 o'clock ON Saturday
nights
A large number uf the mer.
chants have slgnified their will.
ingneaa 10 close n all competing
firms will do likewise. While they
realize that they have undertaken
difficult task the clerks feel con.
fident OF uliimate success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
BREMEN WILL NOT SUE FOR SALVAGE

meas fand would be ell right The
mayor also said that 80 far As he
was concerned tho city would usYef
Be a party 10 hold up any vessel 10
this harbor because Of misfortune
IN the way Of a IRE on board The
mayor Instructed the chief 70 tel
the master Of tho vessel that the
city nremcn would testify ca BE-
half % the ship IN any case that
was brought against the vessel b.
others attempting 10 collect salvage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

The striking iron mouldsrs this
morning stationed piokets a. all the
shops In Seattle which were nf'
fected by the walkout OF last Fri
day and an attempt IL being made
10 prevent the foundries aaaociAr
ton from importing non-union men
and from making good their threat
20 maintain an open shop.
Three nop-union men vera em-
ployed ~ the Washington Iron
works today Six found employ
ment at horanH and two nj the
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syivAnia. Aad, arriving here on the
sth. viii take the run % tho sara.
toxa and clear from here on the
itth. The Pennsylvania Niii Be
held In valdez 10 como south On the
YukasAns regular schedule. These
changes have b~ea made necessary
By the repairs of the Saratoga tAk.
inx longer than expectsd.
The steamer Corwin. which sails
FOR Nome on the 10th inst. has
her capacity In freight and paNseil.
gers already engaged. she VIII
carry 50 passengers. LIS tons or
freight and 10 tons o. maiL
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r..vss .. criminal practice and
- .s he conduct OF the
|..~,su,aa hospital. which closed
s - saturday for lack 81
- - utterly resented ~ ne
=. xke xsre snAployed "a the
- ard b. Miss laura
-. sta<kfsf ef Ds Isabella
- 4 osteopashle pAysieian.
r rs nssaksE Of the hospital
1890 q nafses % The hos.
- - eAsea for this morning
4 exrs arsk store but the pub
- 81 - teeu giSen ne hos.
= s.arrsa The nurses from as
$500 i % pahlsc = piace. The
- aerlars that Tire charges
80 = fhen and thai thsY vii
=. - rte court 10 vindieate
azzREss
= 5nst hft Seattle q week
rn IA vas reported that she
- - 80 kex creditors Ihsa.
kr.uw ! aeaIe.s By both her
szzs.x al Atfnsney W A. Gr~en.
- hears shaf ~ GRAFT has
sxaaz % run away from and will
VIZ d Seattle L abs e. needed
kz
10 nos hssisve Acre is any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
FINED sSt.st3

Judge e. ~ Hanfard, ~ fha Unit
"a states cfrruit court. tosaT Or.
asraa that sptsf MrMartin. =. a
AIcMnrtln and walter Fairbanks peT
20 che government the sun - III
1fa. They werr charged With cut
ting timber from government laud
fn snahouish c9uut prief - 100
Converting a tract % nearly 500
acrss
The case has hsen pending since
1900. ard vent ~ default the par
lies NAMED e. defendants never ap-
peafsd 70 flnht a.
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INDIAN PANGAS
ISDEAD

Indian Pangaa. for many years
one Of she hest known characters OF
West Seattle. e. dead lie died this
morning az HIS Wild forofathers
died. without physician or medical
attendance. Although he has been
aillnR for some time. In spite Of his
20 years he was stu n very active
man aud If vas thought that no
would live aa long as some 81 his
ancestors and round ont the cen.
fury mark NJ least Indian pAngnr
leaves a large number OF descend.
ants To- mourn his loss Bonney.
Watsan'a have charge Of the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
oosr SIS TO SELL BOOZE.

Charles johnson pleaded guilty
before Justice Gordon today 10 sell.
ing liquor yesterday 10 u J. Muir.
raw and Charles Swanson. and was
anod SIS and costs for tho offenso
Johnson. who was taken into Gus
today yesterday afternoon by Pa.
tralmea nunne1l and Fischer, f. a
bartender for the New Zealand sn
loon On Washi~~ten -
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putting the car line. formerly owned
By the city. In FIRST class condition
The track has been lowered TO con
form exactly with the new grade
established on California ay.. the
rails have been -reboaded" and
everything gotten IN shape for the
heavy traffic that r. sure 10 come
after the through service Is oper
ated between the wharf and the
city proper
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SUBURBAN

gard 10 securing the milk mann
featuring Industry that desires 70
locate here. The industry, ia has
been Ascertsined. il backed by
good people. and will In time. de-
Velope into something that viii
bring a large pay roll TO Columbia.
Manufacturing industries 10 what
Columbia needs more than any
other one thing at the present
time, and the business men rec
ognlze the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
LAWYER WILL LOCATE HERE.

r. F Bevlngtoa. Of Sioux City.
fows = weu known corporation
criminal lawyer. viii soon locate In
Seattle Mr.. BeviuEfon has been
here for three weeks looking over
The ground and IL convinced there
f. enough lsW business for another
aiiarnar.
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today a.
follows
Maiakoff Israel Malakof. 60
MAY 2. NJ f24 Twelfth ay s.
Anthony Ivy Opal Anthony. :.
April 20. M Everett
O'Bhen Catherine 9 O'Hrisu g..
May 2. Of BIS Yoaler way
Brosee sara j HroHeo- IS. Mas
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siRrH RECORD

births were registered to-day as
follow.
Ieffdca-At DO Twentieth Az e.
Nav 3. 20 wife Of ~ p Ieffriea. a
daughter
Wiort-At 1873 Twentieth Az.
April 20. % wife 81 u T. Kloek. a
daughter
Katz-At 7s4 Twelfth Az s MAY
2 40 wife ~ Samuel Katz. = daugh
tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

The city council vii thla even.
ing vote tz70 70 pay John DowlluK.
Nho Is nasrofilnk the Cedar river
water shed. tho back pas due him
from the city under an agreement
recently made with the Chicago,
Milwaukee q g. Paul road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
roHr ANGELES tors.

The local unltsd states land o..
flee fesstsed today = rev appraise.
msnt Of The sahnfban lota Ia Port
Angeles under the Act u May 2
isos. Witch thoes that IN mosl
eases The arpfaisemeut vas do
creased about one-third. bat IN q
fsV Instances # Sas slightly In
creased over the former appraise.
msnt The property IN question
comprises fss tracts ranging fFoni
one.haif 20 ten acres
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IS OFF

hNFafNhe FFffafsf
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The
state department has been advised
that Mextco has severed all dtplo
matte relations with Guatemala as
the result - Gnatemalas refusal 10
surrender to Mexico General Iosa
Lima. accused of instiEating the
murder recently In Mexico City OF
hariilas. the former president OF
Guatemala
The American legation az Guate.
uiaia city will iook after the Moxi.
can affairs Of Guatemala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
On THE FRONT


- - tfflghter Abysslnla haa
|fAFE.s& Tacoma 70 dischRrEe car.
z0ttA s I'll return 70 Seattle on
p sih 70 finish unloading
snains - ~ Of Seattle arrived yes.
f9s -. 80 - aierno0u Nth A large ouan.
"a and over $50 600 In
- - aasf for San Francisco
rsass \. peria IDEAL weather on tho
essty -
Is pfa - nsaasr Utopia ~ the In.
ssnsias :. saslEsiion Eos fleet. has
60 : W HoFsu's and vii uudes.
80. 80 aanasl ofsrhauIinR at the
sas = 4. -. lMW
Z - saiihVssiefn Steamship %
~ - a.leaaeed the following
ss1 is schedule The Yuka.
T. zen ordered south from
- ne sshsduls Of the Penn.
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HAS wATcH STOLEN
At BALL GAME

&c rdger,oa Of ss2s Twenty.
third a.. reports that b. bad his
watch stolen during the ball game
yesterday afternoon. While be was
baay cheering the Seattle team on
to victory. a more nonchaisnt fan
reached over and appropriated IA.
Esrtuu'a flmepiece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
nteeot aHs ~ WHISTLE
"a WEARS Avn "a

PoMFRET. VI. MAJ s--Aftsr
carrying a nickel plated whistle In
bis stomach for q years. Ephrlam
Jerome brought the article 10 llght
= couple Of lays ago hT a severe
~ Of hiecnuFhH The whistle np.
psared to be none the worse FOR 10
long feposs IN Ephriam' Interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
PETITION FOR NATIONS
TAKEN OVERLY GILLIAN

The women o., the Humane 40
ciciy. accompanied By their attor
ney. Thomas y PAGE. appeared At
The county court house today With
their supplementary petition. ask.
FMS the judges 81 tho superior court
% frame rules for the jail. and for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

xsysg Moare was IN consultation
- sernsnx wsfh t1rv Chief Bring
TX sgef ths natter q nrcuen
xnag savage frum the GermAu
d Arskzf FfsfsF. which vas re-
81 asTnet scar TIE eafraacr %
: a2Arsi kafhar and which was
~zst y re frehoaf
alsaf n1oFx Instructed the Gre
- : izfaTm The eaptAin OF the
~ sAaf ar Donation he cared
3 zzka . taa eFensa Or the Ere
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the appointment OF three jail ma.
trunH
The petitions. which we're in.
tended merely 10 supplement tho
original one filed on April 81. was
signed bY $50 persons and iadorsed
b the Huilaiag Trades council and
four eiefEYman
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GOV. cRAwFoRp's CASE
HAS BEEN REFERRED


WASHINGTON, May es--The case
against Gov. Crawford OF South
Dakota. charged with illegally Ming
land patents. Was referred today 70
tho department Of justice. T. A.
Balllngor. commissioner general Of
tho land office. STATED that the bu.
rcnu had completed its work on the
case after canoelling all the patents
filed BY Crawford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
FIREMAN DIES
OF WOUND

Lev Prentice. the Northern Pa.
riac fireman who accidentally shot
himself ~ the y y round house IN
this city last week. died this morn.
ing At tho seattle general hospital
Ills wife. 20 whom he had been
married but a few months. vas At
his side. Tho young couple we're
residents 81 Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
TOM SMITH
IS VERY ILL

County Taller Tom smith, In
charge ~ the KiuE county prison IN
the basement ~ tho court house,
waa taken suddenly an A. the iaii
about noon today. and nr. Crookall
was summoned Tho ease showed
signs 81 poisonin ma. although n could
not be- definitely 4siarnossd smith
was put 20 bed In the jail where
he n reafing easily Tits afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

Tire open shop policy % the Pu-
get sound shipping Association
went into effect saturday night ana
IL effective today. The steamer Doll
phin 81 the Alaska Steamship Co.
vas loaded Saturday night BY non
union men. and Accabe A Hamilton
are reported 10 have employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
SUIT AoAInsT MRS. EDDY.

CONCORD. N. H.. May Ga suit
90 quiet title was filed today against
Mrs. Eddy by Mary Eta Chapel OF
Wichita. Kan. for personal service
made. Nothing known here about
the suit and II Is believed western
realty transaction is involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
ENDURANCE TRIP Is on

fseripp. Telegraph serviee.l
WASHINGTON, May Can Ohio
mule aud a resident OF Toledo en-,
tered the endurance test today
against an Arabian stallion and
a. s. cavalry officer 70 ride from
the Pacific 10 the Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

WASHINGTON. May q. The
president today touched the but.
tons opening the actors fund fair
az New York. and tho one firing
the rifle At the national acheutEen.
fest az Charleston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
nEAaLis-sILyEaroN.

Misa Margaret Hearls. a young Sc
attic woman. ana Loomia A. silver
ton we're married ~ Tacoma Sat
urdRy eveainE BY Rev. Webb. Of
~. LukHa church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

On Thursday a three boat service
win be established on the Seattle
BeilinghAm run by the Inland Nav
igation Co. The boats will Be the
whatcom. the George 2. Starr and
the Utopia
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DEFEATED


fserteps r~i~sresh s~svses.A
COS8TA STINuRLE Mar a-aiN.
- Eve hunHfsa men n ssvsn hat
tAliona ef ramen iaFufHsafs have
been 9arstsa ne semfaa IA dsf tn.
chief Of the Tufkish Army IL caiiing
fer achievements
TIE afaeH ssthFsak haa hsea. IN
progress twelve Nnafa rha Turkish
Amy nuHIhers nearly t.drn.ea9 msn
bat shs ksttsiians sect trio ne
Namsa district aFa Unable 20 con-
aser the fAnatie haftss
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wseam.a Tees. Hall.

woodmsn Of the worid Camp 80
has taken n iesas on the St Francis
Hall. sixth av and spring at for
two years The camp will At once
remodel the place and ~ Il up
mpsuousiy for lodge aac social
purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
SOLDIER SHOOTS His
ooMHAbE THEN KILLS SELF

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WARRINGTON. MAY 6 William
Parks. "a an inmAto 81 the aol.
dleru hnme. in the dtntg room to.
day fatally shot James i.eslie. 30.
a eemfade. and then committed
suicide There Is apparently no
cause for the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
READS or AIS oEATA
BUT DENIES He is DEAD

KLAMATH FALI.s. Ore. May &.
Count Otto Won Waldatein. who
II was said had been killed after
a nght with a posse near willows.
Cal. 10 alive and we'll lie IL here
working In the reclamation services.
lie did not hear until today Of the
report that he was dead