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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug. 9-~At mldnlEhs
,xssy operator employed By the
western Union IN this city struck
asa whistle blew for the strike a
eAeef wens ~ from the men. and
- thes filsd out 81 the offices they
rere 4 oliy set Several chiefs
remained
ne strife vas caused BY the
rr.ke ia Les Angeles. az me loeal
wen retss d handle messages sent
b ncn,anlon men from the Call.
sxnla ioen.
Nxhs chies Harry Price. when
h soand that the men wogla n0s
lazais messages from Los Angeles.
Ias;ructsd shcm 10 cult and they
80 90 A fast as operators seFe
nage6 W from one division 70 an
ether ard found what they weFe
b "a hes also quit
Abosi tvothirds q the day force
4 he Western Union operators.
anmberlng so. struck thia morn.
* out u sympathy Of the Los
Aassiss operators.
Fifteen operators noW comprise
d Western unlon's entire working
hses Tbs subNiations all over
fhieagD and The suburbs are closed
~ tbe Operators are being brought
he he main office.
Responding 70 a hurry call from
o. comgany officials wh0 declare
hsy haEs discovered a plot 70 hiow
= he ssifehhoards. So policemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

Neither the Seattle branch % the
Photographers union nor the man
ayers % she local companies BE-.
lisye that The operators strike
will extend % this city SO trouble
seems 20 be- brewing wifh the pog.
tai company and tho cities where
the trouble has occurred In fhs
Western Union are widely scatter
ed Besides Chicago and los
Angeles. the local Western Union
office received wora today that the
operators bad gone out IN New
Orleans ana IN Helena. Mont All
kilograms from the east are recsiy-
ed subject 10 Indefinite delay
"a. r Reed superintendent ~ the
Weaiern Union here. said to-day
that fhore seemed 10 be a General
unrest over the entire system. but
90 complaint had been heard In
this diatric According to Mr Reed.
the employees throughout the
Northwest seemed 10 D. perfectly
satisfied ard he did not believe
there waa q possibility 81 a strike
here merely for the sake 81 sym.
pnthy With the strikers IN Chicago
and Los Angeles. where be holds
the trouble IL purely local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
MASTODON is
UNEARTH

Workmen ia the employ Of Con.
tractor w II lIawiey, who ia ex.
cavatiug Denny hin az Virginia
and Third av, have unearthed a
half dozen bones Of some huge pre-.
historic mammal, In all probability
"a mastOdOn.
other pieces OF the gigantic beast
are being searched for So far
AN the pieces have been those of
jaw bone or teeth. the latter be-.
Ing about eight inches long aud
over three inches broad
The specimens were taken from
between layers Of peat and blue
clay. 30 feet from the surface. and
they are $50 well preserved that
local scientists who have examined
them have had no trouble in clasal.
flying the bones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
STARVING WOMAN
FOUND IN SHACK

Apparently starving 10 death amid
saalcr and indeacribable filth. a
sun'an giving her name a. Mrs.
lAFelle. Who Is IN the nelghbor.
bod q . years Of axe. Vas fosud
,aia morninz b. Humane officer
AafeA and SANITARY Inspector
LAndrher AZ z2os 10th ay. i and
azen 70 the county hospital
ne vumau has beer living Tor
no.ihs h She shack on i9sh Az
= and for some weeks mast has
zen eonfined 10 her bed Re
@ailJ ne Salvation army officials
Nos Up her case and left some
- and MF Vaupell has also
1eAed into the condition OF the
N9nzn
me only known relative here ia
: aon' Henry LaFelle. According
y 'he neikhbofa. the son has not
.eea neaf the shack for weeks
~ NE other hand. the mother In.
sisted hat her son provided for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
BILLBOARD firm
MAKES PROTEST

Members Of the board Of equaliza.
ton were astounded this morning
when Lawrence Coleman. executor
Of the J. NJ Coleman estate, Rp.
peared before them and asked that
the assessment on real estate IN
West Seattle and Fauntlonoy park
belonging 20 the estate be raised.
a. he did not think the estate was
paying it's share OF the taxes. II
is probable that the board viii
grant his request
Foster 4 Kleiser. the bill posting
firm owning thousands Of boards
throughout the city. was the chief
protestant before the board OF
equalization today In previous
years the billboards owned by the
firm had escaped taxation. not be-
Ing assessed This year County
Assessor Parish decided that bill
boards are property, and like any
other class OF property must con
tribute their share OF taxes.
A $4,000 assessment was placed
on them. az being 60 per cent OF
the value. To this the firm oh.
iects. claiming that the value OF
the boards as lumber should be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
make ESTIMATES
FOR THE Year

Further estimates OF money
needed to carry ON the work of the
various departments were com.
pleted this afternoon The board
OF health asks S65. 600 10 cover It's
expenses. which viii this year I'm.
clude the inspection OF the public
schools
The board of public works fig
ures that it needs $4,000. which
will include the office expenses and
those of the city blacksmiths and
the city stables.
The legal departments estimate
81 $4,000. OF which $4,000 goes
back 20 the city.
The lighting department figures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
ASK CHANGE
I'm SYSTEM

AceordinK % circular issued
THURSDAY signed By J. q Brown.
president 81 The Seattle branch Of
the Htingie Viewers union. dis.
satisfaction neemn 20 b. growing la
me ranks ~ the union 90 regard
% the piece Nofk system under
which Joy have been working for
SONS sluse
The establishment 81 day work
h desired Il Is claimed they can
make nsgfe by the latter method
aud that the quality Of work ia
poorer under The old system than
on a dAflg WaRc scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
INVESTIGATE NORTHWESTERN WRECK

Marine Inspectors Biou " whit
neg aud r. A Turner to-day heard
Witnesses IN tho Investigation 81
the wreck o. the large steamer
Northeastern. which came 10 grief
Ia the north on Lasoosh island
March ~ last
The testimony of the captain In
charge. John Truehrldse. and %
First officer G. n. MeMulicu aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

iudgs 9 u uanfurd. of the Unit.
ed States circuit court. ordered the
sale ~ The ius Sophia set aside
upon motion on John Campbell. who.
u apfvsfF had offered the sum -
$3.50 Or tho tug before ii waa cold
last Monday by United States
Marxhai Hopkins for the sum Of
gts0 70 W Redding The Puget
8ouna Pattern works brought the
suit n iihrl against The tug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

on slAi.a00. 100000 Of which is
for new construction work and the
balance for operation.
The engineering department
needs between $4,000, 000 and si0,.
600. 600 to do It's work. only $1,000.
coo of which. however. will come
out Of the levy, the greater part
coming from assessments for tho
improvements TO be undertaken.
Tho street department. calcula.
lions are not complete. but in tho
neighborhood of 100000 is figured
on.
The fire department and the po-
lice department have not yet turned
I'm their estimates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
RE: US S
7 REATY

WARRINGTON. Aus. 9.--PreNi,
dent Roosevelt ia puzzled and deep
~ concerned over the refusal OF the
Japanese officials 10 agree with
the state department on the exclu,
sion treaty A curt note has been
received saying that Japan was ia
no mood NJ present for the con
hideratiUn " the treaty
u ls Understood that officials %
this government are Keeping a
close watch on the japanese immi
Eration. u 10 known that Japan e.
hardly acting on the fair for many
.of the immigrants Labelled "atn
dents. merchants. travellers. ser
wants. etc" are In fact lAborerH
President Roosevelt hopes TO do
something 20 Influence Japan 10
paas tha treaty without yielding the
hlR stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

room they found that she had de.
campod during the night and had
taken all Of her clothes The dc.
tecilpos who were working on the
case this morning gave u as their
opinion that the girl. Immediately
after the robbery. packed her e.
fects and eft on an early morning
train OF boat for parts unknown
smith. who rs stopping 90 the
Dlller hotel. remembers being In
the company OF the girl. but moth.
Ing 81 the robbery
Every point which 1t would be-
possible for the girl to reach has
been notified. and the police are
watching an trains and boats
Smith is here on business. his fam
liy residing ia New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
wELsHaEs TO nEEr.

The regular monthly meeting Of
thu CFmrndnrioa Society % Seattle
wiil BIS bold this evening IN the
basement % the Welsh church A
cordial invitation % extended 10
an WelHhmen soioufniuE "a cur
rity % BE- present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
COLLISION WAS
UNAVOIDABLE

PORTLAND. Aug a.--Tha steam
er City % Panama arrived in port
late from San Francisco. badly
damaged about the bow as the r..
suit 81 her collision In the fog
Thursday morning with the AM.
ancc The captain % the City Of
Panama says the collision was un-
avoidablc The Alliance was on a
sand bar and before her location
could be ascortalued the two col.
lided. There wus little excite.
mont aboard The Alliance vill be
pulled off today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

% Second officer Harry Vahi
busch waa heard u developed
from this testimony that The vessel
vas caught in a storm whiie Ia a
small hght near tho island and
there RaH not ronm enough 20 81.
care he violence OF the elements
White 40 report Was giHcn OCT
today. 4 81 expected that the Off.
GERS ia charge 81 the vessel viii be
exoneraiud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
'lsior to Restricted District Finds His Money and
Watch COne--POIice Seek Woman Named Dorothy
Oelmar, Who has Disappeared.

while vieving the sights Of the
.ss'''e'sd district a man giving bis
sane aa R. J smith. a recent a.
=, "a ~ This city from New York
= 49,. vas robbed Of 81 1000 On mon.
So. ana z gold watch last night
"a $500 visited a number 81 places
~ naallF dropped OF 10 sleep
~. wv w. ne *ohe he found bis money
~ watch gone
h. ~ robbery r. supposed 20 have
!. r. ~ accomplished by q girl known
- ,'ylp'hy Delmar. who was last
IN Y smiih's company She b
NJ n ahoNn 70 the police and has
4, ~ Y ne lover end OF ihe clty
"nen the police visited the girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
M'LELLAN FIGURING

Contractor Frank X. Mcclellan,
who was the lowest bidder on the
new drydock the government pro.
poses 20 build AZ the Bremerton
navy yards II IT work figuring as
to whether the so 900 on hand Is
sufficient 10 cover the expena Of the
extras not included in the bids for
the erection 81 the drydock.
Mcclellan spent yesterday IN
hremcrton. but says that be must
devote more time 20 The task before
be will know II he can take hold Of
the other Items and put them in
without too great a loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
S c A 7 !

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug g.
Under e8cort Of United States Sc.
cret service men. 100 Japanese
coolies. arrested along the border
effecilng an entrance 10 the United
states. werC sent 10 san Francisco
90 be- deported The japanese have
been held here several weeks await.
inE developments AZ Washington
The receipt 81 the curt note from
the Japanese ambassador a few
days ago yolcinE the strenuous op.
position 10 tho Japanese treaty. was
the turning point and Immediately
on receipt Of thlU. deportation was
ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
DISCUSSING
WAGE SCALE

The Washington and Vancouver
Island coal miners. comprising dis.
trict No 10. Ia the annual eonyen.
ton In Seattle this week. spent
today discussing and arranging the
scale under which they will work
during tho coming year A few
minor details are yet 70 be de
clded upon before it's final adop
ton.
The scale will be submitted 10
tho operators next Tuesday aud
although there are several impor
tant changes from the old scale.
no serious trouble 10 anticipated Ia
Inducing the operators To sign a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
JAP cAUGh HIT
ON BORDER

L. @ Fuller immigration inspec.
tor arrived Ia Seattle yesterday.
bringing with him a japanese
whom h. had captured near Gus.
ter while IN the act Of stealing
across the line from British Co.
himbla The Jap viii be- deportcd
on the first vessel leaving for the
Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
LIQUOR Men SEEKING LOCATIONS HERE

The transformation * ths state
OF Georgia Nosnt's '.t0 . prohibit
ton state may CaH~ great
amount oi CaRisas S0 leave the
larger chios ssd ssrk isvestmont
In Seattle.
During enc Sass NsN days G y,
Yandell. secretary q tho Seattle
Chamber OF Comn9rce. ha4 rocoiv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

FAIR PLANS
C0NSIDER RED

The Washington state commits
sionerp. appointed to look after The
states exhibit az The Alaska Yukon.
Pacific exposition IN 1899. aud the
executive committee Of the fair this
afternoon met in the office OF ni.
rector General Nadeau
Matters regarding the locating
controlling and arranging Of the ~
hihiia ~ the State we're discussed
and the preliminary plans OF the
state aud forestry buildings con
aidered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
CANNON And
HUGHES

WASHINGTON. - G.. Aug ?
"Uucie Joe" Cannon for president
ard Governor uaghcz Tor vice pres.
idgnt Il the slate prepared b. the
Cannon boomers 20 BE- presented A.
the national convention Cannon In
agreeable. and seems 60 iiha the
Idea Of Hughes ruuainE with him.
n Is lntlmated that Hughes ~ viii.
ing to run Tor second place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
REPORTS loss OF CHECKS.

A messenger employed by the
American Savings Bank & Trust
company lost a package 81 checks
amounting "a t5fi25 yesterday
while walking from his bank 10
the bank ~ the Union Trust a
Savings company The police were
notified 81 the loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
BOAT SAID TO Be IN FAR
NORTH is AT MORAN'S

The geodetic survey boat Elk
plurcr Is supposed to be among the
wilds OF the north. aud a story TO
this effect went ont some days ago
and was given general credence.
Even the Merchants Exchange had
the boat on her way north, and
every seafaring man had his cal.
culatlons as to Just what part OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
TO HIRE COUNSEL

Another meeting OF property
owners In the Jackson st. condem.
nation district was held last night
at Gilman hall and steps taken
to have legal counsel before Judge
Griffin Monday when the matter
comes up again FIFTY cents each
Is being taxed signcrs OF the pro.
test 20 pay the necessary legal ox.
pcuHeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

Each judicial district gets 50 dele.
gates.
Juneau gets 10. Kotohikan six.
Treadwoll, Wrangoll. Candle AID
Valdez three each. skagway five.
Fairbanks a.. Nome ~, Rampant,
sewara, Forty Mile, Circle. COun.
eil. sitha asd Jeller two each Tho
rest are scattering.
Che primaries ere s'ssomnoadeH
for early septtml@r fshs CONVEX.
tCa Oaas ~ SuiSAsa Paw aeS
~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
wa 2P

tny United Prcssl
TANGlER, Aug. 9.-War IN Mo.
rocco broke la full force today.
Tangier was attacked with firing at
daybreak The Moors attacked
Cape Jubi. across the Morocco Dor.
der, and raldod the town, killing
every man IN the garrison
Fresh fighting has occurred in
Casa Blanca, Rahat, Mosodah and
Momgador
Foreigners are fleeing to the har.
Dor and boarding vessels.
Casa Blanca was not invaded, but
the city ia surrounded by 10000
armed Moors Arms are being sup.
piled TO all foreigners by the con.
gulg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
BILL MINER
BREAKS JAIL

side. as several suspicious charao-
tiers have been seen around Tho
yard recently.
The entire force has been put on
bis trail, but many believe that he
will never be captured alive.
Owing TO Miner taxing his life
sentence quietly and seemingly re-
signed to his fate close watch ON
him had not been kept
BELLINGHAM. Aug s-Many
believe that Miner will make his
way 20 this city as this was his
former hangout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

ed numerous letters from llquoa
dealers in Atlanta, Rome. Savannah
and other large cities of Georgia
asking about conditions in Seattle,
especially whether there is any
prohibition agitation here.
Judging from the tone of Abe
communications many of he in-
qulrors win soon come TO th.s
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

NEW WESTMINSTER. Aug g.
1914 Miner. desperate and notorious
train robbor IN for life for robblng
a Canadian Pacific train near KAN.
loops. Il. G. over a year ago. cscap.
ed from the ponitentiary yesterday
afternoon
with Miner are three other des.
pcrate prisoners
Miner escaped by digging a hole
under the board fence surrounding
the brick yard. He IL believed 10
have had assistance from the out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

the frozen country she was head.
ing for And all the time the EX-
ploror was safely hidden away at
Moran's shipyard, where a gang OF
men were industriously az work
giving her new galley, new steer
ing gear and making other improve-
ments, The Explorer is going
north August rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
ROBBED OF HIS
ROLL OF 600
NEW FlveceNr rHeArER.

The Bilou. a new nve.ceut thea
ter. Will be opened Saturday after
noon. NJ 1924 First av In the New
Arcade building, by the Allandcr
Amusement 90 Illustrated songs
and moying pictures will be- the
principal attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
Lleuaea Must nn Moved

Rcadlmtmont OF the lines IN the
Motor Line addition IN the Ere.
mont section will nocoaaitato the
removal Of about 30 houses from
what vii be the public streets.
Tho property owners have made
dedication Of the property % the
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
CALL Is ISSUED FOR
ALASKA CONVENTION

sNEAb 2 Alaska, Aug. o.The
"' Dlspatch this afternoon win
~ The official call for the re-.
'nean terrilorla convention 70
~ delegates ana sls alter.
Q the next nationsl conven.
y authority ~ Chairman
asa and fscretarS .leiotsA
'he isrr.Urlsl s.samatess
I. VII Sss tAs ssGs s4a ss.~A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
sAoRr cuTs ON THH STRIKE.
a arIks Of The operators . ths Wss'sfn 2

ke Of the operators o. the western Union Telegraph
,eeuohout the United states Inevitable. The
..sssr 4 mere than when trouble AZ San Fran
sec threatened general walker,
80 walked los Angeles because o. their
s alscharosd the tele8raphers beieStn0 the West
sngaa xas nlssnq back the union for lie stand In the
sse Francisco trouble go. .
Al mdnlsht the operators az Sheaao ~asea out rs'usns
operators ~ a.. -, rAtn.oo s.s,.sa e. =. =.
- glgteen operators working ard teoo are cut 20
- Guard the offices Chicago. the western Union officials
1srnu nat plst dseeVsrsa 10 blow up tire bat
terry - =, -.
~ soes EXCHANGES are this afternoon, the
s,srs A those branches refusing e ~orh.
opsrasors AZ salt lake walked cut az noon
IRE key men Portland expected 70 strike this alter
"0 D,..is.r. 81 shs Order ssit~Ay Photographers
,..a ~. ron dollar fund At tire disposal Of the
49, q "a = "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
SCHUBACK
is BETTER

Albeit schuhach. Of The shipping
firm Of sohuhach and Hamilton.
who y dangerously ill at Lake
Cushman, - reported 20 be slightly
improved today and hopes are held
out for his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

The street committee decided
yesterday afternoon % recommend
the PASSAGE % the ordinance ord.
ering the rcrfadc ~ Flfih ay.. be-.
tween Madison and Jackson SITS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
ASKS $4,000 ron DAMAGES

VIM. @ Neweg a fireman on the
Northern Pacific has sued tho road
for $4,000 damages for personal
Injuries received while In the en-
ploy OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
BIG OPERATORS STRIKE
NOW SEEMS EMEvITABk .

Gers will stand behind Thorn. The
men have right To act immediate
~ when difference. warrant A.
The strength and hll momber
ahip Of the union IL $4,000, which
Will be reinforced BY the railroad
tcloEraphora Tho postal operators
demand The right TO strike"
brokerage offices were unable 90
transact bueineaa. owing to tho
ticker company being out OF ser
vice.
Three hundred Western Union
messengers struck The students Of
telegraph schools. apprentices aud
operators from tho country towns
arc being drafted as atrikcbroak
ors. The company Is making ar
Tangemenla for the strike breah.
erA.
The BOARD OF Trade operators and
30 postal operators refused 10 re.
turn to work after luncheon.
President pcrham. OF the order
of Railway Telegrapheru. today
placed aay part OF the 81 600 900
reserve fund 81 the organization
At the disposal Of the strikers.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aus. .
The situation In the Telegraphefs
strike In this city n unchanged. r.
Is claimed though by the officials
Of the Western Union that the force
OF telcgraphrfn on duty has been
augmented and business IL moving
without any approclahle delay II
II claimed that tho usual number
~ wires 10 Chicago afe Ia opera
ton.
At strike headquarters the claims
% the Western Union are discount
ed. There are dcsertlons from the
ranks Of The strikers.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a.
There o. great dlaconteut amonE
the operators here and AZ Oakland
and a atrike IL mumeularsly ex
pectea They claim the company
has not lived up to ita agreement
This, with the trouble AZ los An.
geiea. the leaders say will an
doubtedly result Ia a aalkumt.
HELEN. Mont. Aus s.-The
operators are cat here.
DENVER. Colo. Aug The 10
cal operators OF the Western Union
are cat
PORTLAND. Ore. Aus. . The
local operators expect - strike this
afternoon. A meeting Is 60 be-
called and a vote taken. The men
are almost unanimous Tor walls
out.
SALT LAKE. Utah. Aus A.
The Western uniou operators here
have gone out.
los ANGELES. Aug e-The
postal operators have presented a.
niumagum 20 the company demand
Ing tho reinstatsmrnf - tao dls.
charged operators N the demand
Is asuird the men Wili strike 90
night a walkout " expected 20
prWclplfate a SrneFai strike
throughout the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
ON The FRONT

The steamer Tnmpico came In
from San Francisco today with
1000 tons OF general merchandise,
ore and powder
The British steamer Boveric con.
trolled by Frank Warehouse g Co,
left Nome today for Seattle.
The Redondo left Everett this
morning for her run TO Portland
carrying a fun list OF passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09

yA,eu Hundred Walk Out in Chicago and They Are
Joiped BY The Messenger BOys--POIce Guard
Western Union Offices, il Being Feared the Battery
Uoom Is to Be Blown Up--Sah Lake Men Quit
Esys--Portland Ready TO Leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-09
HALSEY IS
DYING
10y United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. o.
Theodore Halsey. indicted for al.
legged bribery OF the supervisors
and nov on trial H. dying az the
81 Francis hospital. Intestinal
trouble called for an examination.
and after doctors had consulted
appendicitis was suspected and an
operation was made late ycHtcr'
day afternoon. Little hopes are
held for bis recovery.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 0.-At
the morning session Of the lialsoy
case. physicians testified 20 having
operated upon lialsey last night
for appendicitis. aud that the pa.
tient ~ very low. Court adjourned
until Monday.