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u. s. Navy Yard

AZ aboard for the navy yard %
see Uncle Sans hattleships. the
Nebraska. Oregon aud Wisconsin,
the gunboats Chicago. Boston aud
Albany. the training ship Philadel'
phia. the prison ship Nipsic and the
Immense drydOck. Boats leave
Pier 2 Sunday at 500. 10 and
1880 m. ard lis. 2 30. 400 and
7 20 p M Round trip soc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
CONVICTED
OF ARSON

Edward Hunter. found guilty Of
nrsua. VAS today aeutenend By
Judge Morris - flve years am
prtsnumcut In the state peniten,
iiary Hunter waa accused OF nal.
ting fire to his restaurant Ia
GnorEetown
n n Davis aud John LindherE.
found guilty u petit larceny. worr
each sentenced Co 81 months In the
county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
P0RTLAND'S SUNDAY
CLOSING LAW UPHELD
tsoripps rsleoraph ssrvIos.l

PORTLAND. Ore. June Al
Circuit Judge Cieland this morning
upheld the validity Of tho state
sunday ia the suit brought by the
saloon men to prevent Sunday
cloalng The liquor dealers AN.
nounev that they viii make NO fur.
Their effort 10 fight the law
Judge cieiaud also rendered an
opinion sustair<ag tho validity OF
tho Port of Columbia act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
THE MARKETS


Nf&ftAHAFas
retato-s white ntsaF uasnanss. f.f IA
AfaH g. Yakima uaftaHks. Haf laa stls8ts
EJECT pntatqrH. ~. f9e. anlens eHafs 81
. 50 Australia. -. 70 eahhana Winrtn4
sfsd %. fac. Ftat nuffh. D hasta sask
81 Tssfe o. Asu'rAiia. Sc esbtass Rsn.
niHxatsa. per N. aM0ae. fia4 tfusFh 81
Tomatoes. California crate. q A0aa lettuce
hama rrawn 81 Hafnefa8Iah r. r.
celery $50 eaNac Hrf1haHHH g. fhu.
harh. 80 ~ D. uarEulnt ~ saak O. 80
Co. fauiififHrf. paf rFasH EzH4 aanaf.
ssas rr rraic. tiefi 3. sfsaa nerprfs
Ier faE g. rscusHteEs. nsf aaE. saae
rfsrn t@ans per o. a. nafula3s asis-.s.
ftlsal g. sreet cru. usf daz saafae
EEE..
Hsfs1t ranch eEss. psf aas BIO fresh
raneh. aes ae Eaassfn. uaas. ofssan
Batter and Cheese.
waahinrton creamery butter. per D. 81
faneh batter. per ib. ao cheese Wa
fousia fsina. per 10. uA8isos wtseou.iu
nc. new cream hrsh cheese per n. 90
hiFek Swiss. TO- Pc. Thames. -. tssse
California. IS.
Poultry.
live hens rrr Ih Sec hHafieEs. per ID
sse fisa tarseva par % ffHaci dressed.
fh zia llc dHfss. D. tsz5 f1asters.
a.. sTrinEf UFfi
Ifsis and Cement.
Portland cement. irauaffaf. ger Hbf. g Is
Portland csusnt California Hsf IN. = .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
MRS. tIzzlE MILLS DIES.

Death came to Mrs. Lizzie Mills.
aged 81 years. Al the residence u
her husband. NJ v. Mills. lB
Twentieth av early this morning
Mrl. stills had been III but a few
day. and her death WAS entirely
unexpected The funeral Will DO
held Monday afternoon from Bon
ney.Watson moftuafy chapel sith
lntcrmenl at iakegiew cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
pgArH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered todaT A.
klgwa
Sweeney month. June a. at
hllard
kodal-2 days, June n. a. 5Fa
~ u.
Walters Bernard Walters. l.
he -. At Broadway hospital
Lgdeli Henry Ludell. 81. Jane
Il q Georgetown.
esmpbeil-Tnomas A. Campbell.
e Iaae s. a. Seattle General hos
|pfsl
Smith Laura Smith. So. June 20.
ID Pf0fidonca hoapifaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
SITE FOR CITY
DUMPING GROUND

CitF Eusinrer Thomson has
picked out q aite for a new dump
tag ground for city garbage aud
thia afternoon Chairman sawyer
~ the finaaea committee. Muiiun
of The street COMMITTEES. and erich
ton ol the health and sanitation
COMMITTEES sent oat with the On.
Gineef 20 make an Inspection.
Tho ground. II Il suits the com
uittas. HllI Ia bought a. once aud
in time may heepme part OF the
municipal garbage plant with a de
sfructaf upun a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

ceatcss Tor a FUN title to
To- Carolius kllne-Gailand haiiisuz.
|mapsed BY the Stone Fisher o..
il secsnc and University sts. vas
saasd "a the superior court to-day
asnss ths estate % Mrs. Caroline
zzetiailana
fke contest s. brought By Ahra.
n klins. Laura kiine and about
5 sther heirs Of Lazarus Kline.
80 sas the second husband Of
r. Gaiiasd. who vas married
aree tiuies
rhay claim the building a. Lac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
HUND EDS
Are SHOT

missing parliament aud Issuing a
new decree.
The public square Is filled with
people killed by the troops
The rlots are supposed to have
occurred thee days ago.
Rolling continues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Wireless Worked Well.

The wireless service on the Pres
tdent gave every satisfaction on ths
Y0yaEe Just completed. even estah-
fishing the record - eommunloat.
ing 1900 miles Manager Arthur A
isteii Il delighted with the perform
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
4 WSUI7S OVER
THE BLUE BOOK
BANKERS AT SPOKANE

(atar Special SofVlee,l
SPOKANE. June g The Wash.
ington nnnknra' association viii
end ia session today. The cleo
lion of officers viii be mado aud
W. y Vincent viii probably be the
ucxt ptealdent aud North Yakima
no place far the next convention.
Yesterday many addresses were
lade. one by Gov Mead and othera
lY John Schram. Of Seattle. and
Joseph Chapman. tr. OF Min.
apoliH The delegates 60 tho ma.
DUAL convention made their 10.
nrta.
This afternoon the bankers base.
BAH game will be played Tonight
the local bankers vii give a ban
quot to the visitors
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apection Of the hospital and lts ae-
cout T. and recommended 10 "a q
committee yesterday the increase In
the appropriation
Councilman Criehfna advised o
stricter snpoi vision On the part OF
she city u Il we're possible of the
patients charged up 10 ths city IN
tie hospital The councilman
thought THAI there are numbers OF
patients for which the cltY pays
Nho are well able 20 pay their own
hills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
TO CONNECT
TWO Lines

while the people Of the Green
Lake and the University SECTIONS
have boon asking for direct street
car connection between tho Two
districts for tbs past ton years. u
was not until this morning that the
Seattle Electric company asked for
a permit for the construction Of
such n line.
The new line will BE- double
tracked. extending a distance Of 20
blocks Il viii cost $4,000. and
should be In operation IN few
month";
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
SCORED

Issxe Gillian. In denying appii
nsoa Of J w. McAiiister for a
ssorcs frum MAY McAiiister on
|af xroand that the wife Vas an
|arzlld. severely scored the appii.
|zns aad his attorney. Tom Pass.
|w bgtaginz the suit
This Il the first time In my en-.
Wtener ~ the bar and on the
|mrh thas / have heard OF a man
|nksnx for a divorce because ne
b lonxer cared 20 take care OF 4
- wife. said the judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
is up TO COUNCIL

The board Of public works says
that u win have nothing ts do
WITH the painting ~ the city hall
until ordered 10 do 30 b. the city
council. and IL ~ noN up Ia that
body 70 decide what shades ana
haes u wants 60 have decorate the
Old shack u is expected that a..
ton VIII be taken at next Mon.
day council meeflnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
NEW WORKERS PICNIC.

The New York State society will
hold its annual picnic and dance at
M1ydcnbauer hay on July End. All
Now Workers ga the city. especially
tourists passing through. are IN
vltod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
HEALTH STAFF MAY BE
INCREASED

There will be one more milk In
spcctor. two more sanitary in
apeciorN. another fumiEating offi.
Ger. two more plumbing inspectors
aud another stcnographer.
Ia the new ordinances the health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
CAUGH 1T

tsefsppa Telegraph ocfNiccD
DENVER. Colo. June ~ The
federal grand Jury VAS insoatigat
inE the coal laad frauds IN Colo.
RADIO. and other Western states are
expected tonight 20 return 90 In.
dictmeuta asaiss tea Denver men.
several state mglloumroa aud Off.
ciala Of aho railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

(serlpps Telegraph servles.l
LONDON. June - "A dispatch
says that n hundred we're killed in
riots az Lisbon. caused BY the dis
satisfaction OF the kings act Ia dis.
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Order a Buffalo

Gasoline engine for your boat and
you have the problem settled. You
will want no better machine. 1T
Is TT. Geo. ~ Woodh0uae Co.
carry a complete stock. liz Uni.
veraity 81 s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

aFus kilne'a SHARE In the estate
Mrs Gailand. BY her NiIl. left her
entire SifeaQ0a estate 10 charity
Tho Kline heirs aliege that after
Lazarus tline died IN ISL. they
owned the half interest IN ths
estate until 1895. when they sold
i 70 Mr. Gslland They claim that
the sale vas made under ffaudu.
lent Representations a. to the value
Of tho prursrty. and ask that the
sale be set aside and the property
returned 90 them The property il
nov worth over half a mlillsa dol.
lara. and carries big income.
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20. 20 wife OF Benz y. Pendletnn
a sou.
Qainn--A, 1850 we4tlaks AZ
June y. 20 wife of James l. Quinn.
a daughter.
fadelford At fTii fsth AZ. n. r
June ~. TO wife Of Frederick 4.
Padelford. q daughter
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officer IN given absolute power 10
discharge all men not under civil
service regulations.
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AGAINST AMERICANS

LONDON. June 22-in a session
OF the house OF commons yesterday.
". W. Forster. one Of the conserYa.
tive whips. asserted that during q
strike IN British Columbia the min
era sought the assistance OF pfofcs-
aipnal strike organizers from the
United States. THE very men.
think. who we're engaged In the
transactions now being revealed By
the American courts. Mf. Forster
added
TO the everlasting credit Of the
wOrkingnen Of Canada. the moment
there was n suggestion OF force the
American strike organizers were
dismissed
The Nukatan left st Nlehaels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

rhs board OF health has been
allowed authority by the health
and sanitation COMMITTEES OF The
council 20 Increase ita staff By the
addition 81 eight persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

The Yukatan left st. Mlchaels
June "a. aud IL due in Seattle
June 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

In Eastern banks land some
Western onesl II you withdraw In
June the Savings Deposit that YOU
made last October You lose all OF
the interest In this hank You
don't our interest method Is fair
60 the deposltor-as fair as we
know how to make IT, Ask any
OF our officers or clerks about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22

We have many land desire morcl
the development of Alaska from IN
operating companies. Savings Deposit
persons whom they wish To have moi
heard from In a specified period. W.
money is by means of Bank Drafts
throughout the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
Savings Accounts lRVil

Readers IN Seattle. as we'll as
those at a distance. are reminded
that deposits may be sent BY mail
at less than cost of street car faro.
All banking relations held in strict
est confidence. No information.
not even OF the existence OF your
account is given 10 anyone else.
Accounts opened Sl00 up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
CHURCH POLITICAL DOMINION,

The church organ last night came to
a much beIated defense of the election
figures of this city, which showed the
manipulation by the church of the con
trolied Mormon vote here, II affected
to treat those changes as though they
were Of the ordinary kind, such as are
to he met with in various parts of the
country; and 1t cites number Of
changes in different parts of the coun-
try. as showing that these arc common.
But it is significant that it takes
the whole country TO afford parallels to
what occurred right here in few
years No ordinary reason will suffice
to explain that fact.
Thus, Republican plurality of 1900
in 1901 is turned into a Democratic
plurality of 1900 in 1909; and this
change is effected not in the whole city,
but in few Mormon voting places,
including the Third ward Likewise,
the Republican vote of upwards Of l5,~
900 in 1904 is wiped out, the very next
year, two thirds Of it absolutely disap-
pearing; and the Democratic vote is
boosted because n Mormon is the candl-
date for Mayor, This candidate had a
big Mormon contingent. professedly Re
publicans. working for him, on the
afternoon of election day. We knew
when this 90 Republican clcctioneerlng
force started out from the church head
quarters. Its lnbors put HIM about
thousand ahead Of his ticket, and GORE
spondingly robbed the " Republican
candidate of his right vote, and yet
he made no complaint 1t was all
understood at church headquarters, that
the Republican candidate must be
sacrificed if he did not seem to be a
winner, and he would be taken care OF
otherwise, as he was.
Again, last fall the Democratic .
party was slaughtered. it was wei
known beforehand that it would be. Tho
Musser letter and other unmistakable
signs, all pointed TO the fact that the
church leaders choice was that at that
election the brethren and sisters should
sustain the Republicans and sub
merge the Democrats. Possibly ehiS
submersion may serve as baptism, pre-
paratory TO sustaining that party al
the municipal election next fall. AS tc
that, we shall have to wait and see
But as to the past, the record is too
plain for argument. The church ha:
plavad fast and loose right along will
both parties, using first one and theI
the other. according to its own Will; an'
| any denial is at once absolutely futile
and thoroughly dishonest
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to produce Bell Accordingly they pro-
duce him. We trust there Will be no
difficulty in Missouri in releasing him
for return 10 Utah. If there is any diff
icultv there, no doubt it will be made
by the Official conspirators OF Utah,
Whatever difficulty there may be in get
ting Bell away from Missouri will bo
created by Sheriff Emery and County
Attorney Hanson, either directly or by
their indirect incitemcnt. This VIII
be fully understood by the public, and
any complaint if any, that they may
make as to difficulties in the way will be
simply taken as the mock complaint OF
one who is really jnciting the difficulty
that he protests against, Bring Bell
along. by all means. Let us hear what
he has to say; and let the supplemental
procedure against Chief Sheets 90 on
with such imbecility and political, par
tisan malice and purpose as may be de.
sired. But its effectiveness as campaign
thunder has now passed away. There rs
nothing that will count any more III tins
case for votes. And that very thing
is what is worrying the couspirators; he
cause to have tho procedure against
Sheets count for votes was the only
thing that they have had in view in this
matter at any time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
THE SHELTER RESUMES.

The resumption of work AT the Ameri~
can Smelling Company plant is
matter for sincere congratulatioD all
around The company's officials have
been most considerate. offering sub
stautial rise in the pay of their en-
ployecs even before any coherent
presentation of the strikers demands
readiness OF the company TO con-
cede the advance of pay must have
worked its way through the heads
of the foreign laborers and led them
to favorable state Of mind, even
before the final break was made to re-
port for work,
When that break came. there was a
rush. Ut was not a question as 10 who
should hold out the longest, but as to
who should get there first for duty.
The disposition was most amicabIe, and
there was no hesitation or delay, for
long, The full force made haste to get
into line,
There is praise due TO Mayor Brown
and the Marshal Of Murray, and also
to the County Commissioners, for
prompt action which led 10 the settle
mcnt OF the strike. The armiDg Of
deputy shcriffs was also a precau-
tion that had its effect. But the alb
sence of any noisy crowd Of sympa
thizers with the strikers was prob
ably the most effective squelcher.
There had to be demonstrations by the
strikers themselves if any demonstra-
tious were made; annd of course they
couldn Z very we'll demonstrate in their
own interest without soon breaking the
law
The strike is happily over, and all
will no doubt now be well. The com
pany was no doubt quite willing to con
cede the wage point, and a sufficient
cession was made TO satisfy the in
telI5gent operators. These, indeed,
were quite ready TO go to work on FRI.
day last, without any strike at all, but
the less active minded Austrians
threatened trouble, aud made it so far
as they were able.
But now all is serene, and the great
plant is again doing its full share in
preparing for the world 5 gaze the
gittcring metallic wealth of Utah;
the community is once more in a con.
tented mind; and the channels of com
mercc are richly fed as before. And
all is we'll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14

wedlock up 10 a certain date. Surely
nothing more direct and positive could
be imagined than this series of pledges,
petitions, and statutes, binding the peo-
pie to surrender their law breaking
practices and come within the law, And
vet here seventeen years after the mani
festo and eleven years after Statehood,
we still have the same old polygamy
question up, and the same old protcsta'
tiou OF obedience TO the law while
brea king il, and the insolcnt suggestion
made that it is wonder Ihere
have not been more infractIons OF the
manifesto, of the law. and OF the woru
of honor by the chiefs of the church
than there have been. That is surely
handicap beyond compare. upon any
efforts that the church leaders may
make TO convince the people oil inns
country of their sincerity, their trust
worthiness, and their good faith.
The sending of this declaration broad
cast throughout the country VIII natur-
ally awaken the questions and snGges-
lions herein embodied, where the docu'
ment receives any attention at all. iha1
is TO say, where any attention whaterer
is paid to it, that attention VIII be
devoted TO a wonder why it was neces-
sary; and The inquiry will develop the
boIlowness, hypocrisy, deceit, and utter
sham Of the whole unworthy business
This declaration is certainly most
distinctly confession of imposture'
lawlessness and dishonor above anything
ever put forward before by the Mormon
church lenders; and nothing more dam
aging can possibly be said than that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
NOBODY KNOWS BUT US!

Science will stand agape and aghast!
Scientists will spurn such worldly bau-
bles as honors conferred by societies
of literature, art, mechanics, engineer
ing; they will doff the iron cross and
take on the leather medal!
Avast, there, yc mortals, and list to
Roberts The mighty preacher of the
polygamists has spoken in the big taber-
naclc; yea, and with a loud voice like
unto the thunders of Mount Sinai, The
world g inventors arc the mere creatures
of the allwise Mormon prophet. They
never invented thing that the inspired
one did not know all about before they
began tc think Down with the patent
office. and up with the hicrarchs; for
behold the mighty truth!
Wireless telcgraphy is but an imitn-
ton and fraud Hath not the hicr-
arch employed it for, 10, these many
yenrs7 Know You not of elections IN
Utah. yc erriug onesl Wireless tcle-
graphy! Bah!
And what about the telegraphonel
Knowest thou not the block teacher,
simple one9 A telegraphone such as
he has not vet been invented: and the
Danshman is an lmpostor' For years
and years the block teacher has been
recording and repeating the political in
struction, verify the words of wise die
tation. to the saints Of Deseret And
vet blooming foreigner has the tenn
Gritty TO impose upon the world mere
imitation--an unreliable makeshift for
the ''inspired' article. The nerve of
him.
The phonograph, too. There's the rub.
Who has mot heard, in the tabernacle,
the Smootograph and the Grantophone?
For the real things. go to the big ,aber-
Dacle and hear the accuracy of utter
ancc and the sweetness OF tone of these
two--and the other machines They and
their likes have been with us for gcner.
ations; but some obscure person named
Edison has had the effrontery to patent
the creation of another He will doubt.
less sink i'll shame and repent IN sack
cloth and ashes-or be turned over 10
the buffetings of Satan, b gosh
Then there is the submarine boat A
mere application 10 water craft OF a
principle long utilized in ecclesiastical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14

TO obscurity and even OBLIVION i'u''
look vou. there was the lad, Joseph
the prophet, tho seer. the reVeiator-
who produced plates Of gold merely by
his powerful thought No chemicals IN
his; nary
And even the great Nation OF the
1rn;tod States has adopted a snare and
a delusion. Who knows OF her coast
dcfcnses, and yet not of her disappear
ing big guns9 But once upon ''me'
we read you, there was big gun scht
from Utah to Congress for test And
10. and behold, did this big gun return
whence he came by the force of his own
"lsick.'
Inventions. son? There be none:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14

land craft The underground, of course
sirrah' What thought you? The pro-
phets have for years known how to get
undcr-and TO stay under a sight
longer than this alleged scientific and
mechanical invention. Strange II IS,
but true. that supposed inventors VIII
stumble onto a long used principle ana
deludc themselves into the imagination
that they have found something new,
50 IT'S true lis pity; and pity tits tbs
true.
Ever and anon cometh the seit'de-
ccived alchemist. who maketh BOAST
that now will the world know how to
manufacture gold But not one has YET
succeeded, and each has gone his way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
Where The Tribune Is On Sale.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14

Some people assert that discoyd is
only harmony misunderstood; but after
hearing our Apostle Grant ii is a cookie
to peanut that they would conclude
that a discord is something which in
cites to violence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14

In telling his congregation what Nor.
monism means TO him, it was probably
his own modesty which prevented Mr.,
Roberts from mentioning plurality of
wives and a fat lob.