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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
Fire:
TO FLAT

The partial destruction BY fire
Of a new fiat. uow under construe.
ton At Ills Fourteenth az. north.
was Investigate this morning hy
Fire Marshall Kellogg and Build
ina Inspector Place. and Il Was
definitely determined that tho fire
waa ihcrndlary
David lane. owner and builder.
employs uonuniun mon. and be
Ilcvcs that tie fire was started as
the reault Of this. as work Is being
carried on hy union men on both
sides 81 the new flat Tho fire was
started Ia two places. and where
there was no rubbish
4 have been having labor trou
bic for some time. because ! EN-
ploycd non union men. and think
the fire was the result 81 this
do not wish To make charges
against ans ono az this time. said
Sir Balm thia morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

n this installment OF his
..r,st;ve OF John RiplingeF
"a King county politics Mr..
Gath tells OF the entry OF Mr..
Ripl;nger into city politics
,r.srf the administration OF
CAV Comptroller VIII II. Par
Mr.. Parry had been legis-
,.,ed into the eomptroller's Of
e over the head OF Robert
stewart. who had been elected,
,hroagh the operation OF a pro-
y,x;oa in the new city charter.
asserted Tor Mr.. Parry's bene-
e.
Reviewing city politics un-
A. the Burleigh- Grant-Heil-
kon-Fursh regime Of ls90-es,
NJ. Smith tells of the effort
Il Robert Moran. as mayor, to
.<ure the construction OF the
Cedar River water system, and
,k delay Of that effort through
ne Intervention OF unffiendly
irsues,s seeking the establish
rent Of a private water sys-
nm. instead. Mr.. Smith also
us how the machine. with
uoofs Of a story about Mayor
WHITE. supplied by Chief Of
poliee Badly Rogers, forced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
sHop CONFIDENCE IN CITY
WATER PLANT az TAXING
rHE ssTiRE s2.2so. ooo BOND
ISSUE.

Thranrh the efforts Of City
Tfsearsf Russell he O. 80 600
bad Issue Of the city Hwht depart
ma. which the citY has failed
b III IN the east wili b. bought
% by the banks % Seattle Mr.
Resell has already obtained
plsazss from local banks for almost
o. ensirs issue. and many banks
nzs rot been easvasssd
Apareciating that the city e
sE'sf plant u a profitable iustitu.
tra the banks have exhibited great
tsIlt patriotism Ia buying up The
securities. and have relieved ths
~ government 81 q serious prot.
hm ALSO they advertise 20 the
e1ersagiye east that Seattle
,s1sers have ample faiih IN Scat
u Institutions Advocates Of
nmicfpai ownership consider the
Anks sefien a strung endorsement
= hs Municipality owned water
HEsm The m0aey paid for the
bnds vii 80 % double the present
Ssaw system.
nfst IN assisting Mr. Russell vas
\ Z chilberg. OF the Scandinavian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

The excursions committee Of the
International Christian EndesVor
convention yesterday voted 10 ae-
cept with thanks the offer Of John
y. Hartman, Henry C. Ewing and
Nm. n. Lewis TO give 10 the speak
sfs and officers Of the convention
an excursion up Puget Sound on
the steamer Queen. The date will
be July 10. Viee-President Fair
banks will be a guest on the eN-
cursion. Contrary 20 nnalieiously
false reports printed IN an obscure
morning sheet, the committee did
not decline the offer OF the eSeur-
sion. but accepted Il With a vote Of
thanks.
The excursion guests Will include
Vice President Fairbanks. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
Prosecution Fights Attempts Of Attorneys to Secure
Release Pending Appeal for New Trial and Con-
victed Man Is Remanded Into Custody

lesskene = schmlis. guilty Of fci.
car. 10 wit~-eKtortien- -Nn charged
IN nv iudir'msat-
Aftsr beins out ono hour aud
a hninutea the iary IN the schmilE
cas- returned a. $ O'Clock last
nt9ht with the above verdict
The verdict Of KuiIty. while ca.
pswfna. wsa given in compare.
tivelY short time. None Of the
principals expected Il 20 soon and
DELAY eas given % ALLOW Mayor
sohailin hts attorneys and the al.
inFueya Of The prosecution TO Be IN
the court RON
As the verdict was given a short
silence filled The room. Then
from maaY aides came expressions
of aAh aud Good. good
Mayor srhmits seemed 10 appear
a. Il struck b. severe blow
HE head vas resting on bis
hands on the table
Several seconds after the yer.
ditt had been announced he asked
his attorney what Il WIS When
told he could not comprehend
Judge Dunno after excusinG the
iuFYinen femsnded Mayor Schmitz
into Tho hands 81 the sheriff and
NTH thar officer Mr.. schmltK went
70 Ais home and spent the night
ihefe
A shori Interview was given BY
Mf. schmitE IN which be stated
that the verdict was su error tie
said the conditions which he labor.
81 sudef we're most adverse and
That be Nill flKht the case 10 the
Highest court
Ati8meV LanKdun was pleased.
lie said That u the verdict which
every body connected with the
graft eases will hear
Sentence viii be passed June %
when The court Will listen to any
plea.
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BAN FRANCISCO. June H.
Judge nunns this morning deaieA
Mayor Schmitfa application for
bis relsaae on bail and rumandnd
hi1u "a thu custody VI the sheriff
until iomUrrow. shen The Urls.
ouera attorneys ciaia they wtIi
show sufficient cause for granting
The hail.
achmitr claimed that. az ha wRn
the chief executive u the ely Il
wAs absolutely necessary for hlnl
tn have his liberty IN order %
ooadues the business that comes
before him
Ito all appear for sentence on
iune 81
with the opening Of court At
torunY Campbell made n formal 70.
qaeat 80 Attorney Lanadon "a agfes
with him that sehmitF be admit
ted 20 bail. pending az appeal for
ucw trial
LanK1on. however. vas rot of
The same turn Of mind as Camp
bell
Ne said the state would resist
The fact ~ the mayors official
position did not alter LAngdona
stAnd.
4 do not consider the prisoner
here aa mayor Of Sau Franchises.
bat aa Eugene achmitz. ! sec no
proper reason Tor bail being grant
ed said Langdun
Campbell then stated be would
make showing tomorrow - Sc
cure bail for his client
schmitz then left IN the custody
Of a deputy
achmiis did not spend the nlEht
IN the county iail and the sheriff
refuses 20 state where he dld spend
n Detective Burns declared that
sehmitz spent the night af hts
home
SAN FRANCISCO. June H.
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YOUNG SEATTLE HUSBAND
JAILED AT CHICAGO

Mrs. barnes was staggered az
the BewH. but recovered sufficient
~ to ask Mrs 4 Dunlap. the com.
plninAnt against her husband. 20
withdraw the complaint
MIA. Dunlap releuled aud accom-.
paniad the bride 90 the mayors OF.
flee where she pleaded for the ne.
lease 81 barnes. The mayor signed
the pardon
Barnes viii not get HIS from his
en- day wife
james r Barnes name Ia not In
tho Seattle directory aud no In.
formniion can be found giving the
maiden name Of the young bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
ON JoE SMITH.

FITTED BY temperament. edueas
ton. clerical ability and course Of
training In public and private
grating to be the willing and use
ful tool Of selfish tateresta, sicns
est John Ripllnger returned from
Rosalaud. n. G. 70 Seattle early In
isss. After = brief period Of em.
playment as q hook keeper Ia the
office Of one OF the street railway
companies. 10 procured employ.
msnt In the otfice % the city comp
trotlsr under Comptroller VIII IL
Parry. There he resumed, as VII
appear Ia later Installmsntn. his
policy q aadltion. division and
silence 60 his own diserwaee and
The citYsa financial loss.
city Comptroller win II Parry
vas ne that time enjoying the dis.
tinetloa % having been isglsiated
into the ogfiee over the head Of
Robert Stewart uho had been
elected Il came about through the
lContinaed On pace -
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coal shortage and urged the nsces-
atty OF a grand jury 70 probe into
the various combinations IN the ne
oeazltlcs OF life which exist IN Be-
attic and break them mp by ineict-
inginF their members.
s. G. Farnnndls was the speaker
who declared that he waE ready
and willing to give evidence when
would put some ~ the highest Of
flelals IN Seattle IN the pensfen-
ilafy. lie also advocated securing
such a prosecutor az Henep and
pledged himself 90 give hundreds
II dollars TO the movement, if such
q man could be secured.
c. A. Reynolds Joined in urging
the necessity Of securing q prose-
cutor from some other city 20 con-
duet such an investigation
The first thing 70 do II 70 con-
suli Mr. Macintosh. saif Mr Rey-
holds. 1T IL Idle 10 seek 10 inyes-
iigate and convict without the
active Aid o. the public prosecutor.
The calling VI a grand Jury may
serve 70 prevent IN Seattle what has
taken place ia San Francisco.
IT has been known that county
officials have been in the habit Of
using public money In petty lar
ceny wayH We were told during
the last campaign that this abuse
would be taken up by the prose-
cullng attorney after election but
nothing has been done.
Definite. positive proofs OF cleo
ton frauds IN the First ward
Sere presented after the last cleo
li0n aud an information vas flied.
Has any one heard o. any prose
cutlonf
We must take the control OF the
prosecuting attorneys office out Of
the hands OF Billy Sutherland and
Walter Fulton and put II IN The
hands OF people who will aceomp-
llsh results. 80 long a. Il lr con-
irulled by those Se wish Investigate
"A. nothing viii BE- done
We ali know that ~ We had q
uian Of Mr. Heney'H caiibre 10 con-
duet such an Investigation, we
might unearth conditions similar 10
chose Ia San Francisco 10 you
know that when several indlct-
ments were returned by the Federal
grand Jury the other daY and the
names suppressed. about forty
citizens OF Seattle left town IN q
hurry7
wRnf. special Dreaty.
4 believe that II We should 60
To Mr.. Macintosh and ask nim 10
appoint a deputy. rs Mr. Heney VAS
appointed In San Francisco. 20 car
~ on the Investigation, he would
consent II would pay as 20 90
down In our pockets and raw fron
$4,000 TO 100000 for such a man.
IL necessary"
Councilman r. P. Revelle said
said that he is heartily In favor OF
grand jury 10 investigate the
combines that are holding ND the
people Of Seattle but cepiered the
tendency OF some OF the speakers to
accuse public officials Of wrong
doing In advance OF such an In
yestlration. lie defended the action
Of the council committee which
turned over the investigation OF tho
RiplinRer shortage 10 the clearing
house committee Of the banks.
which action was attacked by one
OF the speakers.
]. u. Jones spoke against hasty
action b. tho club and made tho
motion khat action be deferred
until committee had consulted
with Mr.. Macintosh. The motion
vas voted down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
HEAVY TAXES FOR
CORPORATIONS

bonds are listed BY them and fix.
ing their assessed valuation az 60
per cent OF that figure.
The stocks and bonds Of the Sc.
attic Electric Co, are listed at st4..
10000. sixty per cent Of this n
ts. 400 600. the figure at which the
assessment on the property OF the
company has been flied.
The total assessment Of tho com.
pany's property In 1906 was S3,496,
737, an Increase Ia the assessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

ST. PETERSBURG. June IA
Plots 20 overthrow the government
aud assasslnato tho ear and es.
tahllsh a democratic republic were
recalled this morning by Premier
stolypiu. following the early morn.
ing assassination OF Colonel kot
laroff. deputy commissioner Of the
81 Petersburg port
Colonel Kotlaroff was under the
death sentence OF the revolution.
lists. aud was aHaassinated by work
men because ne reduced the force
of working men at the admiralty.
Tho assassin was captured. but
his accomplicca escaped
Premier Stolypin appeared In the
lower house aud demanded the I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
LOCAL BANKS
BUY BONDS

Amsrican hank. who declared his
bank would take $500 COO worth OF
bonds. hecauae he believed Il vas
q Epsa investment
Following Mr. Chiibefg. y. "
i.Aflmef. Of the DEXTER Horton
Banking Co. said bis bank would
take ts9o 600
Other banks that have snhacrih.
I'd are the Washington Trust com
pany. ts100e0. American SAVINGS
and Trust company. ttSQ. 900 :
Union savings and Trust Co. 500.
009 Northern Rank and Trust Co
s5a .a0e. Northwest Trust and Safe
Deposit Co. SO 1000
The State Hank o. expected 10
subscribe 500 600 today
The banks bayirE the bonds wiil
keep the money on deposit until
the city calls Tor t. Tho annual
income Of the city water depart.
ment. amounting 10 sse9 coo. will
he partially devoted to fund
which Nill b. kept to buy up the
bonas when they come due. The
banks ALL draw per cent inter
eat Tor the bonds
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Attorney for Marie Cau Appears Before Supreme Court This Morning Effort
to Reopen Case Closed by Ruling Of King County Judge.

anime the transcript. az Il mynieri.
eusiy reappearca Judge frater
said to-day
= do not believe that l have
any Jurisdiction IA the matter. &c.
lees Il - referred bzeh 10 me -
The supreme court vii hear
The PARTIES however \ Eruaa
fraud has h~sn perpetraied. or IL
attempted 20 DO pefuesfatsd. b.
some one. and the matter ought
20 DO thofuukhiF Investigated and
The guilty parties ought 10 te pun.
iahed
Another feature Of the nos fam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
HOTEL CASE REVERSE

Judge Morris today reversed the
decision OF judge Gordon OF the 20.
lice court IN the Hotel Butler II.
cCugo ease
W. G King. proprietor Of the Ho.
tel Butler. WAS arrested about two
months ago on the charge OF sell
ing liquor without a license aud
fined 500 and costs BY Judge Cor.
don
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0as appeAi phich waa disclosed
io6AY Is he discovery on the min
ute hooF 81 the probate clerk Of
the folieNinE eusry under February
\. 1900
Tprubosent sscepfs 90 the find.
iBEs oi tact teunslaalonA Of Law and
deefee. sad exceptions are allowed
fprutbnrnt gives notice ~ ap.
peal IN open court 10 the supreme
cart
4 hsa previously been stated
under cath b. Miss CarFans az
fofaofu hat 10 record IT the al
peal Appeared IN the minute book
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astar kneeIaI sertIeeh

CHICAGO. june l4-=Ten days a
bride. Mrs James T.. Barnes came
to Chicago from Seattle with her
husband who Intended 10 locate
here. Monday Barnes started out
IN search Of work and did not re-.
turn 10 his wife all daY or night
Tuesday the wife became alarm
Cd and appealed to the police TO
find Barnes
They did.
IIo was In the nridewoll jail
under a $50 fine for alleged mash.
ing Of a woman on State street
The woman complained to the
policemen who gathered Barnes IN.
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A system Of assessing the prop.
crty Of public service corporations
has been adopted by the county az
SCISSORS office. which compelu these
corporations 20 pay their just share
Of taxes into tho public treasury,
while at the same time u takes
their own figures aa 10 the value
of their property aB the basis OF
value
Tho system consists IN taking the
figure ut which the stocks aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
RUSSIAN
PLOT UNEARTHED

mediate arrest OF 16 members ac-
cuscd Of Matching the czar as
sassinatIou plot
-Four Of them are AleNanslly.
Prezcrelar. nzhatarldze and 0aet
lie then demanded the expulsion
OF Sc of the lower house members
and named them all as douma rad
icals.
Stolypln announced that II this
action was not taken. the douma
would be dissolved Immediately.
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PACIFIC coat SHORTAGE.

4 WASHINGTON. juno a. 4
4 Tho danger ~ a coal famine =
4 on the Pacific coast has caus 4
4 ID rrcnideni Roosevelt 10 =
kaalhofizs the navy depart 4
a tnant to charter foreign ships a
d 60 carr eaai there for the 4
. Squadron fl those waters 4
sAssAtt $1,000 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
OLD WOMEN ARE
BURNED TO DEATH

Nnw HAvEs. Onto. JBne u
Nary MiEinfs Julia Hear and Nfs
eturr. aged. iufifm fHmstaH. were
hnrmad te death thla morning IN
fare 81 huliainE Of the shaker
eammunitF All fhn tarEa Haildins
90 ths community were bMned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
Enough Evidence to Convict Highest Officials in City
Is Claimed-Comts and Macintosh Asked to Act
Outside Prosecutor Is Wanted.

The Renton Hill Improvement club took the following
action last night
Passed resolutions asking for calling Of grand jury
Authorized the appointment Of a committee oi ways ana
means OF conducting such investigation.
Authorized the appointment Of COMMITTEES 10 cooper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
ROBINSON CLAIMS FRATER
WAS PARTY TO THE fraud
SINGER nHors pn.p.


NEW YORK. June H. Me-. ufaef
aaodNla Davis = concert Singer aHd
men known a. she vest drupfa
dead Ia the Continental hotel VI een
sumption this mafniua
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be Smith Tells Of Events Leading TO Change in Observation-Disclosures Enters
e Office Of Will Parry City COmphOerAempt Defeat Plans for
Municipal Water System.

Mayor White 20 resign be-
tween two days
Tomorrow's installment will
deal with the Talk with Par
ny" regime in municipal his
tory and another desperate et-
fort to cheat the city out OF
the Cedar River water system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
uFAeoN NM WEDDING.

AZ TIC home - ne hrIda-a pnfFni8
on II1nfou hili last Monday evening
Miss Emily o. Nelson and Lewis a
wade we're married ~ Rev, John
Dean. Tho couple left fof a bridal
tour 90 Lake Cuahman aud return
ing viii be nt home 81 got EaHtiaks
ag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

CHICAGO. Jusn 1.-THE offi.
GERS Of the Commercial and Rail
way Photographers union today
pledged their support. IN a tele
gram 10 President Small Of New
York. in case strike was DE-
ciared there against the Western
Union aad Postal Telegraph com
pAniea
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Evidence sufficient 10 send some
o. The highest officials IN the city
20 the penlieniiary IL awaiting the
uRa ~ the prosecuting attorney
according 70 the statement ~
speaker Of the meeting Of the Hen.
ton Hill Improvement club last
Hlsht. called 10 consider the FOL
lowing resolution.
Resolved. That n Is the sense
- this club that the superior court
~ this state and county be -.
anaNted 40 call grand jury 20 ia.
teHilaafr city and county affairs
After discussion which lasted
an hour and half. IN which nearly
al the speakers denounced The
condition Of affairs In Seattle aud
urged the necessity u an tnycsti
CATION. the resolution was passed
with the amendment that the
unnsecuting attorney be included Ia
the request for = grand jury
Little opposition 10 the calling
II a grand jury developed the
principal discussion being over the
scope Of such an Investigation and
the plans 10 be followed 10 secure
i. Several speakers expressed the
belief that such an investigation
would prove a farce unless Il met
alth the hearty cooperation 81 an
efficient public prosecutor. DOUBT
0as expressed as 20 the wiillng
aess Of the present prosecuting al
farncy TO Join in the movement aud
4 motion vas made TO defer action
Tor two weeks 20 kiys a committee
4 The club tho opportunity 20 con
Ief With NJ. Macintosh aud re-
port back 10 Ihe club The mo
ion vas defeated and The task IF
entering with Mr. Maeklntoah Is
ieft % tho wayH and means commit
tee authorized BY a subsequent mo.
ton.
A number 81 interested property
owners were In attendance when
he meeting was called 10 order
act nlrht Louis Levy opened
the discussion on the resolution b.
inaulrlnE shat g was all about
me Inquiry vas answered n
length BY =. a. Jeffery Who de-
eiared that the deyelaps-aenth ia
the Rinlinger shortage Indicated
stsie of affairs Ia the ciiy and
county government which demand
ed Investigation.
aOne set 8f public officials has
been ia charge 81 county affairs
for wears. when one mans term
expired be WIS sacceeded tn his
office By bis chief deputy 30 ihat
the public has been kept Ia igno
rance 81 public affairs
vast a. fasr-fsEatt"s=
1--WE want an investigation b
an impartial jury and We want II
conducted b. some man who Is not
lied up in local politics. We ought
to have a man like Hency aud
am WILLING to subscribe 500 10
fund 10 secure such a man.
Mr. Iefferys speech sounded the
keynote " the meeting and was
followed by others In the same
strain
FL Casey referred 20 the coal
senvtaes as proper subject for
invesiigatiou and urged the ncces.
sity Of q grand iurg to protect 'he
people from such extoruon.
None but yogues will fear such
an investigation. and honest men
viii not oppose Il" declared MT.
Casey.
Tho star vas applaudod for its
work IN exposing eNtortion ana
corruption when mentione1 hy
member of the staff Who stated
that The star " conducting an In
vestigafion Of the causes Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
MAYOR Whites MIDNIGHT
RESIGNATION STOPPED THE
SPREAD OF SCANDAL TALE
MEASLES CLOSE SCHOOLS

VANCOUVER u. c. June H.
owlaE 20 large number OF cases
IT measles tho school board haa
decided 10 close all schools after
today two weeks earlier Than
usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

SAN ANTONIO. Tcxaa. june H.
Rufus Williams has sanfg sd that
be hit Mrs Saliie Gibbons of column
hla. s. g.. over che heud and at
tempted 10 drown her white dfiN-
ing last night. lto stole from her
s6i coo which she Intended tp Invest
a. Texas lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
DEMAND GRAND
JURY PROBING
LOSE THEIR STRIKE
RETURN TO WORK

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE long
shnfsmeu. ipalne the higher wages
strike. returned to work ihls morn
ing The strike has heen On for HtA
wceha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
ALASKA LANDS OPENED.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE
Interior department has opened ior
settlement 5000 Gee acres OF land
60 miles south Of the Arctic circle
In Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

Judge FrRter. who in the aft
davita Of Robinson In The supreme
court ~ charged with a conspiracy
against Marie Carrau. this after
noon opened the fanouH Carrau
transcript. which appeared We'd
ussdaY ia The nail 81 judge Albert.
son. bearing lhe filsnE stamp % the
county clerk dated March 7 1905
ATTORNEYS for Miss Carrnu and
for the PILES claimants are this ST
aynoou arguing the legality or tore
cry Of he clerks stamp on tlff
document. Judge Frazier has Al
fradY Acut 20 the supreme court
his decision that the tganseripi vas
never filed. but consented 20 OK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14
EARTHQUAKE
lscrlrr. rclesrnph ser,leeA

VALPARAISO, chill June IL
The city OF valdivla was shaken by
an earthquake at o'clock yester-
day morning which lasted over
minute,
Solid buildings were ruined and
private dispatches received state
that SO lives were lost