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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
Contractor Bromley Offers to Remove Obstruction
From Second Avenue il Merchants VIII Pay Him
TherefOr-Offer Stirs Up Much Trouble.

Are permits granted contractors
20 occupy portions Of the cln S
streets 30 be used in an effort to
hold up Seattle merchants
This is the question several Sec
ond av merchants will ask the
Board Of Public Works.
by his own admission H. C..
Bromley. who Is erecting Il build.
ms ou the eastern side Of Second
avenue between University and
Union street proposed TO the mer
chants doing business I'm that block
10 remove the obstruction now
there il these merchants would bay.
him $500 for doing SO.
49, this offer MIR Bromley admits
that he Is unnecessarily blocking
the street. and the men to whom
he made the tSR0 offer intend to
take Mr. Bromley at his word and
force the obstruction off the street
But they will not pay the $500
Nof'mso Declined offer.
T.. Hoffman. of the Novelty Skirt
Nouse al 1907 Second av.. is one
of the men to whom Bromley made
his most remarkable offer.
My business. as we'll as the
business OF every other merchant
along This street. is sustaining
Heavy loss because OF this bbstruC-
tion.' said Mr. Hoffman TO The
STAG this morping. We were told
by Mr. Nromloy that the ohstruc
tIoa would be removed II Heahy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

Uniform Rank branch of that or
aef VAS ah odd Fcliow. aud a
member ~ The Elka. Eagles and
MedmanH orders
lie leaves two sons. Earl n and
Claire v and a daughter. Mrs itl.
liam Il Boyd besides the widow
MF Hlselow o. d sister ~ walter
ilAU af present n clerk iu The
COMPTROLLER office. and herself a
memhef 10 uu cid time family 81
Seattle
The lHcome 81 the ingoiow
properties Is said % be- about
81 s0e a month
TIC muHi important property Is
the iilkeiaw block AZ the north,
west corner ~ Fourth aH nnd
pike ~ Mr niKeiow bought the
property uu which thn building
Stands Hoon after coming tn the
elly. ahaus 1883 Mr. uiRel0w was
atant es years ~ aEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
HARRY q. BEGEOW
DIES ABROAD
Wealthy Pioneer Of Seattle and Owner Of Large Prop
critics on Pike Street Passes Away al German
Watering Place.

Harry A. ulgelow. owuer of
some blk property on Pike u and
a pioneer 81 Seattle. died ycster
day At Carlsbad. Germany The
news came this morulns IN cable
gram ffum MFa f1lENlow Mr
ntEeipw. Who had been iu 30
health for nomH time. ielt here ON
july End for Carlsbad. where be
expected 20 take tho waters for
a complication 81 kidney trouble
and NfiKhtH disease
Mr. NlgriuN had expressed q
wtuh Tor cremation wheu be should
DIE. and li is probable that the IT,.
mains may BE- 80 prepared before
bNing returned t0 Seattle
Me higelow Wak one ~ the most
prominent fraserual men Of the
city He waa hiEh Ia masonic 90.
grHee. very prominent 60 Knights
~ Fythias circles. memheF ~ tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

Bros, myself and other merchants
along the street would get to-
gether and pay $500. This offer
finally came down to $3.50. We de.
elined, however, 20 pay the money.
though our total losses win prob.
ably amount 70 ten times s65O
The permit to obstrnct the
street is granted on the supposi-
ton that Il Is absolutely necessary
10 use that much Of the thorough.
fare In order to erect the building.
by his offer to ms Bromley admits
that he can go ahead with his work
without the use of any of The
street In view of this il seems
60 me that the permit should be at
once revoked and the obstruction
removed"
Robert Lurie, ieweler al 1880
Second av, on being asked about
the matter said.
II was told that for $3.50 the
obstruction would be removed
thought IL advisable 20 have each
merchant chip in his share and pay
the money, as our business is being
ruined
Il. & Bromley. the contractor. on
being asked as 20 whether the ob.
struction would soon be removed,
said
AT one time might hsye re-
moved 1t, but now ! will not. They
have used every possible means ex-
cept the right means so get Il
removed Now : intend 20 have IL
remain, as have e permit from
The Sits"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
IRevele Ordinance Passes, Ii VIII Be Up to PrOduc-
ers and Consumers TO Make Plan Successful in
Defeating the Produce Combine.

The ordinance introduced tonight
can be passed next Monday night
II no opposition develops. and tho
market can then become reality
ON the following day Whether op.
position viii develop ln the council
10 pfoblematical, but az set none
has pat IN itsy appearance Very
naturally the commission men and
such small dealers N green food
products. as are under the control
Of The commission mems combine
viii iuterposc strenuous objections
10 the establishment Of any kind
Of a public market. and these inter.
eHts may make themselves felt ia
the council.
The star has been working as.
Hidu0ualy on the market problem
for the past two OF three weeks,
and finally perfected the plan
which appears 10 BE- now approach
ing contamination n entered up-
on The effort with The theory that
the way 20 break up the food pro-
ducts combine was 10 establish 10
az once on a temporary plan. leav.
INK 10 the future the working out
o. permanent market scheme.
Mr.. cotterill's Work
State Senator George r. Cotter
80 was induced by Il reporter for
The Star to give his attention 10
the subject and spent Friday aft.
ernoou looking over the field ia
company with the reporter Il was
Mr. C0tterili who first suggested
the Pike Place plan and Il appeared
50 superior 20 any plan theretofors
suggested that IL was Immediately
adopted
Councilman Revelie had been
working on the public market mat
/ ter along other lines FOR several
days. and Friday evening Mr. Cot
lteriil took up with him the Pike
Place idea Saturday morning tho
Star reporter took & up with Mr..
Reyelle also. and Mr. Revelle has
been SO favorably impressed with
this idea for the immediate solu.
( zion Of the subject as so become th~
champion Of the city ordinance es.
tablishlng H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
WAPPYS AUTO TRIP ENDED
WITH BURNING CAR

chief ~ Police wappensieln and
wife and Mrs John Cors we're The
guests yesterday Of Walter Foster
and wife on an auto trip 10 Olym.
pia. and because the trip Will bold
the record for accumulated hafa
luck IL iH being talked about
There la a big gate opening into
Elliott Browns farm and the Chief
got ont To open a. Ills finger caught
as be was closing the gate. and IL
it had not been pushed open By
one 81 the party Wapponstein
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
IN 1910

10 ass. ~ Tacoma. entertained
tha ylsitota ne banquet III the
Tacoma hotel More than 400
guests were present
The Woodmeu iefi Tacoma short.
ly sitter III o'clock aud arrived ia
Seattle as 2ia m. The local
committee had made arrangements
~tgh the Seattle Electric company
20 hold a car on each line until
800. bnf the Seattle Electric com
panY won the gratitude Of All by
holding the cars until the delegA
ton returned
This evening the woodmcn wiil
attend abe performance at the
Grand Opera house IN a body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

Portland. Oregon. was aslecfed
this morning hy tho Head camp see
sion ~ fhe Nuodmen of The World
az the meeting place for the tenth
session. to be held Ia 1910 Carson
City. Nevada. had uumheg ~ sup
poFtefa bat after a spirited fight
the Oregon delegation won the dat
The question Of the equalization
~ rates. one - the most important
matters 10 the members ~ the ord
er, " scheduled % bv brought mp
this afternoon
Head camp officers. delegates
and members 81 the order wout tu
Tacoma Saturday afiprnsSs on the
steamship Yosemite Tacoma camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

would he minus \ finger today.
An the way home the machine
leaked and when the Chiefs house
VAS reached Foster decided 10 see
Just what the trouble was A
large amount Of gasoline hsd leak
ed uni and as soon as a match was
Htruek the big car iKnlted IL was
lucky thing that everyone waH
ont " The car u was iu flames
Ga moment and before the
emergency hose pat out the fire
every bit II woodwork on the car
had bees destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
BLOCKS STREET
UNNECESSARILY
HOLDUP BY BANDIT

thN \ nttEu lEFN~s
UkfAH. July ~ THE stage leaV'
ing mis- city for Witter Springs.
Blue Lake and Upper Lake was
held up yesterday hy a lone bandit
and rs passengers lined up along.
side the conveyance and relieved
Of their 3cwolry. money aud other
yaluahles. A few minutes later a
second stage from Uklah bound for
Potter valley and carrying about
10 passengers came into view ana
the rohber proceeded 20 line up
these people along the roadway
with the occupants OF the first
stage aud appropriate an that they
possessed of value. After making
sure that he had secured an the
vaiuahles the passengers possessed
he ordered them 20 proceed on their
way up the mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

IN che University Of Washington
anpunilnR Co $500 each.
The bum 50 $4,000 IL 20 be "a.
tanned by The executors 20 be given
fW g Pulmonary hospital IN the
event that such an institution ia
fWinded within five years Five
l@uaand dollars 90 TO Do LEFT to tho
city 0l seattle, 10 be Invested by
Che city council. tho income Of
which ~ 90 be paid 10 members 0f
the fire department who are lninf
90 ia the performance 81 their duty
The Seattle General hospital ia
made che recipient Of $4,000. the
Income of which IL 10 be- used for
free treatment 10 deserving persons
The VIII provides that an prop
efly shall be sold. The will 81 dat
"a july t8 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

Mrs Rose Masters. Miss Marie
MAXWELL and Mre. Sadie Lamphcar.
the women who accompanied Long
The testimony was 90 the effect
that Rowan dld what he could 70
steer the car away from danger.
bul that one Of the front wheels
refused 10 work and he was unable
10 avoid The accident
Long death waH due to the
breaking Of tumor owing 60 tho
ahock Otherwise the injuries
uould not have been fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
PUBLIC MARKET
SEEMS CERTAIN
1T. MILLRR WANTS
SATISFACTION

PORT TOWNSEND. July %. Ac.
eordlnE 10 adyics,s from washing
ton. Lieut. Garfield Millar. q nephew
Of the late President Garfield. aud
. son of Pennsylvania millionaire.
Is 60 be tried az Fort FlaRler. on
hia own request The charge Is
conduct uuhec0ming a gentleman
Tho trouble ia believed 10 have
originated over difficulties between
Lieut. Mlllar and Capt Charles
Madison master 81 the quartormas
ter'a transport
Lieut. Millaf criticized Capt Mad
ianu'a manner Of handling the boat
and the latter. it 81 claimed. cir
cuiated stories detoEatory 10 Lieut.
Millar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
RAID BLIND PIG
AT MADISON PARK

Recourse Al Gralloy q druggist
At Madison Park WAS caught sell
ING liquor yesterday, b. was ar
rested and sent to the police sta
tton aud his wet goods conflHcated
ana taken 10 the station ia NJ auto
II ia claimed by the police shat
Graiiey has been running u hilud
pig for some time. Charles Brasch
IL the Witusss iu the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
sum N En- SCHOLARS
Ar PICNIC

President Kane. OF the state uni.
yerAty. entertained the summer
school students at his home az
hsglc llafhor yesterday the WIS.,
itors enjoying a clam bake. "a trip
to the Indian camps and plunge
IN the surf The picnic was the
last Of th. season for the summer
scholars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
OPERATORS TROUBLES
NOT SETTLED

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20 "A
renewal 0f hostilitles ia threatened
bet wecn the teiegrRDhess and their
employers The local union serted
notice yesterday on the Western
Union that in its belief the spirit
Of tho agreement which settled the
strike was not heiug observed BY
the corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
RAIDE Ed

TACOMA. July 2a.-ln the arrest
last night OF eight proprietresses Of
as many houses OF ill.repute in the
restricted district and the eoHfisa-
tt0n OF two Yanloads % beer. whisky.
wine aud champagne, Prosecuting
Attorney Rowland'B office scaled
the hid which he has been syste-
maticaliy riveting upon Tacoma
The women are charged with con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
IN
AUTO CASE

An inquest was held today by Cor.
oucf Carroll over the remains ~
& II Long. who Mas Killed Friday
nigh, nj South Seattle in a collision
between the automobile, IN which
he and three ~om"n were driving.
aud buggy driven by \ McCon.
neil The principal Witnesses ~erc
Ciyh" Rowan. the chauffeur, peter
OTeRofHnn. an eve Witness, aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
STRIKERS Aes FIRM.

Officials If the ioCal jewellers
union said today that nu settlement
~ ~" controversy with the MAYER
Bros. from Shoae factory 30 em.
plosss waii"d out two weeks ago.
was expected soon lhc Union viii
hold oui for time and one halt pay
fog sl, ovor,im" work ana the cont
pant refuses ~ grant 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
HAYWOOD Will Leave This Week for Denver-Englasd
Says Verdict Spells "Anarchy" Many Messages
Received al Denver" Appeal TO Reason" Sends
Congratulations TO Roosevelt

truth, ! could DO no more. /
am ready 60 take ans punishment
that may be melted out 10 me for
my crimes The sooner ii comes
the better"
The counsel for Haywood was
satisfied with the verdict and bar.
row and Richardson said such a
verdict was the only one possible
As % the inFy. the majority on
the FIRST ballot voted for aeQuittal
it Is understood that there were
several who wanted 20 compromise.
but the remainder stated that there
was, only ono verdict. aud that Was
acqultlal and they held 20 that an.
tll the last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

rest He informed the little bar
glars that he had II on them and
that The best they could DO would
be to tell him where they had
cached the M gotten goods Brave
in spite ~ the detection. they show
ed shat they had done with the
articles, most of them worthless
and they W"te returned Ia the
rightfnl owncrs The little law
breakers acre then taken home and
upon their promising not to 40
~ again they we're let 70 Thu"
children live at Green Lake, Young
Irving living in building formerly
known aa the Children homo and
this girl residing ~ 1917 stroud ~
The houses entered we're hose ~
Joe Hogan. 1921 Walllngtord av
r ~ Carlton. 1929 Stroud NV. and
~. T. Williams, 1879 Stroud ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
HAYWOOD SET FREE
M0YER IS RELEASED

by each employee. over $50 instead
Of over ssa as heretofore
In order 10 meet the increased
expense the proprletors ~ many
Of the shops began charging for
extras toaay, making scent
charge for neck shaving. mustache
curling. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

DENVER. Colo. July - Tho
Western Federation 81 Mlners
headquarters IL delnKcd with tele
grams % congratulations on the or,
diet Among the messages are ten
from foreign countries All east
oyn cities are represented phtla
delphia Cincinnati and baltimore
ask Tor Haywood q speak in those
cities The locals aro planning a
reception 90 HAYWOOD
The miners say tho verdict wili
increase The Federation memhar
ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
lIg Thieves Break Into Three Homes Near Green
Lake, Taking Irnkets, Tools and Jewehy--Detect-
we Arrests Them, But They Go Free With Warn
ing.

a tae calm and peace ~ sun
~ aiternooa three houses were
INFERRED end buFslsrfred xhile The
.ss,llaf occupants were away In
- case entrance vas effected
sh tae eareiessnes- Of the
ssaaaa and The mafauders eot
80 vita trinksts some small
a. eAa miscellaneous lot III
- M~elfy Because different
- - - - the fact that the work
- - sasa cone BY amateurs. Ia
- 49, - sAm CoFhett. who aoes nor,
- HaYnafd children la the
- path than AM one sleu,h
- - ~ tosc@. was detailed on N"
- $50 corh@ft had made a thor
80 - - aaassSsigAfiOn he PLACED Rob.
asssseaz. Years Old aud Louise
~' years old. under ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
GLASS JURY
DISAG REES

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s--
After celebrating FOR IS hours the
jury In the case OF Louis Glass
vice president and general manager
81 thc Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph company. accused ~ hay-
inK bnbed Charles Boxton. a mem
beer OF the board ~ city aupervis
ora. through the agency Of Thee
dore A Halsey. 70 withhold fran.
chlee from rival corporation. WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
BARRIERS GET
new SCALE

The new schedule 81 the local
BARRIERS union weut into effect
this morning without any outward
opposition being shown By the
bsssaas The news scale calls for a
raise IN wages 81 g. per week. tis
a week pow being guaranteed in
stead Of SIS. with an addition az
SO per cent on all money taken In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
STOLE A
FORTUNE

kENToN. ohio. iulY - Auor.
ney y y hoack former cts mayor.
and chairman Of the Hardin County
Republican Executive committee.
this morning gave himself up 10 the
sheriff. coufessinF that be has em-
bozzled as 600 from AN estate man
aged by him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
wwzw N mww nzmwwm
! T:

NEW YORK. july 20 Couey IN.
land was swept by a disastrous fire
yesterday morning and the eatlmat
ed loss Il sI.so0000 Thirty five
acres In the center u this pleasure
resort Is a mass Of ruins
ineeudlafism Is suspected
Fire broke out al 1855 yesterday
morning Ia the Steeplechase park.
and Il was not .aatil o'clock that
the flames we're Huhdued
The fire rapidly destroyed tho
Coney Island poRtoffice. l9 hotels
six bathing payiltnns. three cafes
DIP the nip Uncle Sam canon
ride and SO stands aud small build
lusR
The following are the principal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
SENATOR PETTUS DEAD

fns faitrd Pre~wH
AEHENit.LE. n G.. july 90
Saturday nirht United States Sen
aior Edmund W. Pctius died from
the effects Of a stroke 81 apoplexy
senator pettus was ia his seth
year he entered She senate ne
years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
May sE WANTED IN east.

James nouFherty teamster
Nho. the police fbiak. Ia wanted
ia Phlladslphia. IL prisoner At
the cisy iall having been arrest
ed At an early hour this morning
By patrulmen 3rown and HsFpc
llnek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
STEAMER on COPPER Rlves.

The Copper River a Northwest
ern Railway compauy'a ship. the
Chitina iH the first 10 run on Cop
per river The Chitlua viii operate
above the rapids 9his season the
vessel viii he used ia transporting
railway supplies Tor the Copper Rly.
er A Northwestern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
FINES FOR
MOTORISTS

As a result 81 distractions 20 Sc
attic police and other officers to
SEE that the iawa regarding the
running IT automobiles should be
mare CLOSELY observed, three ar
rests we're made Saturday and the
offenders lined up before Justice
~ the Peace John y Carroll this
morning Jesse bafEes and VII
liam Boeeker both pleaded guilty
20 speeding theif automobiles and
weFe fined $50 each u 4 kempf
will have a hearing on August t2th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

BOISE July Haywood "a
acquitted THIS was the cry
vhleA awakened this city yester.
CAV morniag from its usual sur.
eay drowslness II spread quick.
b over the town. and varied we're
ne sentiments expressed.
Yesterday morning shortly Al.
ter o'clock word was sent 60
Judge Wood that the jufy had
agreed upon q verdict Ho arose
ard hastily went 20 the court
rom. The Jurors. who had been
asliherating since 1906 Saturday
fovneon. fled into the court room.
ssa ~ ! o'clock gave a verdict as
Aglows
we. the jury. find the defend
sat William u, Haywood not
gaalty
FOR a moment the court room was
AAAshiy sian. not y sound eeius
heard
william u Haywood was the
fgs 10 recover. Nnd he tmmedi
asesy went 90 each member og the
Iagy tAkinK their hands Ia bis.
shnok each feelinEiy and thanked
sseA psFsonally for granting him
hIa freedom.
Tears STRAINED down his cheeks.
lie frame shook with emotion
Turning to Judge Wood Hay
wuod expressed bis thanks % the
fridge. then hurried to a nearby
taseph0ae and rang up his daukh
tsg. Verne. ard told her the glad
newg and who notified the rest Of
lie tAmlly
HAywooa then left the court
RON. sprung into a carriage wait-
srg ct fhe door. aud was driven
II The hospital where hts mother
sas couftnea, having been suddenly
stricken Saturday night The
presence q her aon had q splendid
effect on her and she rallied ven.
ksfEally.
lamplEg into q waiting carriage.
Hsywood drove home 90 bis fam
N Getting there he fell into his
wifes arms and With bits children
sAoat him dictated the following
statement
I thank ny friends who have
hen 10 good 20 me simply re-
scAo The statement made when
srressed. that a fair trial ard an
Impartial Jury would prove ny IN.
Science
4 have no hard feelings toward
hayhody. I wlll 20 10 Denver be-
'nfe tue end % the week and r..
suns my work where left of
rhen arrested
God bless the working people
q his euuntrs FOR What they have
tana fos me.
Governor Goodlng declared In
- fellowing statement that the
sAas against Meyer and Peifibone
VII e prosecuted
The verdict ls a great surprise
p -. ard believe "a all citizens
q idsho who have read or heard
ne evidence In thu ease.
have done my duty have
e regret a. to any action have
- &H4 va s&ARtAHkt# AH tAtMAa
As long as Goa gives me
strength ] shah continue my Of
nFh Tor government b. Law and
isf oFsanixed society.
The state wtll continue q Wig
ofoas prosecution Of Meyer and
reifihons. and Adams. and Of
Ampktss when be IL apprehended
There eiil he neither hesitation
tor retreat
A application vii BE- made to-
az % have Meyer and Petfibone
released on bail
re announcement Of the YER
siei VAS a distinct shock. for. ow-
shs % TIE length ~ time the Jury
sAs Out, an acquittai was hardly
expected
hsfry Orchard said 4 have
aehs mf duty / have told the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
CONGRATULATE ROOSEVELT.

GlRAan. Kansas. July 20 The
Appeal 10 Reason sent the follov
ing telegram 20 President Rooae
welt today
The Appeal e. Reason and It's
readers extend congratulations Go
you for the service rendered ia ae-
curing the aeaulitai ~ an unacBir
able citizen az Hnlae You may be
asked 20 explain Your altitude 10
10000 zoe worklnKmen during the
coming campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
RETAIN DOG POUND.

Chief - Police Wapponstein will
suggest that the city pound AZ
West Seattle and the pouadmaster
be retained. because IL Is TOO great
a distsnc. a. take doss from IN.
new seattle suburb "a the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
CRIMINAL lnFoRaArioNs.

tHfurmailona were filed today hy
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
against George 4. MuHsuu. alias
usurEe nugton. for having burglar q
tools lu his possession. G 4. HpR
efa for an attempt "a commit a
criminal assault tew Thomas FOR
assault and battery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29

LONDON. July 80 London ia.
pers call the Haywood verdict am.
afcAy, and Idaho conditions arc
criticised
The western states are as near
anarchy a. q community Ia llkcly
to get. SAYS the star "a 81 clear
many Of the states are Htili vel
tcrinE In raw undayrloped chaos
Tho country cannot digest Itself
Comments Of other papers are
along The same lines.