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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
What Roosevelt said.

The president once said that he
would see a certain member Of the
Tennessee delegation in hades before
he would do anything for him, a re-
mark entirely gratuitous i'm view of
tho fact that the person supposed 20
have been referred to had never asked
a favor a his hands. but with ct
preme Indifference 10 his good opinion
had criticised him when he was wrong
and. with ike Indifference to his good
opinion. can support him when he is
right. l care so little for the hasty
erullitiOns Of that remarkable man
that ] can see the good as we'll as the
bad in his public conduct. and Judge
both without passion or perhaps
may. in this case, as it seems TO me.
say that he has acted with remarkable
freedom from impulse, with unusually
careful deliberation and with an ef-
fort TO do nothing more or less than
complete justice to all concerned IN
deed, I am haunted by the suspicion
that the president was more careful
TO ascertain the facts and TO keep
within the limits of the law. because
the offenders were colored than he
We uld have been il they. were white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

sEDRO- wooLLEY. Wash. April
ie-Twcnty three passengers we're
seriously injured al Bakers siding.
Is miles vest Of here. At O'Clock
LAST night. phen the smoker on the
train OF the Anacortsa a Rockford
branch Of the Great Northern left
the track and went over an en-
hankmcnt Relief trains wore sent
out almost Immediately. and the In
lured acnt 20 Everett. where they
are being cared for
Spreading rails. due 10 rotten ties
aud general run down condition 81
the roadbed we're responsible FOR
the wreck. which occurred about
one fourth mile from Baker as the
train was slowing down. going
shout four miles an hows only The
smoker was turned over and every
one IN q hurt No other cars tured
over. but the passengers we're
thrown about aud Jared Ten 81
the Injured we're taken 10 Everett
70 the q n hospital Or Davis Of
this place cared Tor many Of the
hurt
a partial list Of those injured Is
az follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
NO SETTLEMENT

"Thc trouble between the union
and the employers ia faf from set.
tied Haid a member 81 the local
iailora union today \ meeting Of
the strikers was held Monday night
but no definite agreement was
reached and the committee appoint
"a by the union has so far failed
20 report the results 70 the proprie.
tors OF local tailor shops
The shop Of @. y Dunn In the
Boston block which was scheduled
10 close Monday. will not close. Ac.
cordiug TO his employees, matters
have been adjusted in a way that
they are eOutentcd 70 remain az
work
Six shops arc now closed. those
Of ]. NJ. Cunningham and Irving a
Cannon having been closed late
Monday afternoon after the failure
Co reach an agreement With the
union az Mondays conferences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
WAS DRAGGED TO
HIS DEATH

cred and his BODY or eiaghina en-
tangled IN the trucks The train
oonslnned mosinK. and Tor iWo miles
tbs unfortunate man was pounded
and crushed. hia cries drowned BY
tas rambling wheela.
WHEN the body WaA discovered,
after the train stopped ~ Nsaist
wat Esd Railroad az. II Was IN
unseopEniKnhie mass The clothes
had ssHsn torn 10 ahreds and nearly
every bena la the mans body had
lsesu breken The right fssot Vas
tntaeisK A J Austin. % buaney
wAfnou cotnpany, nnd Sergeant o'
isnFea A. J Wilkes commenced a
scarf Tor the missing member
T'hsY followed the track for iSo
miles before they came upon the
aexsraf foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
EXONERATE M'CEE OF
BRIBERY CHARGE

t''sF hszrinz before The board
Z ssAliA neaday night q the
Az'xss e aeceptias q bribe. J r.
H'f'<s aaafanilns Inspector u q.
VA rs ssonefnted ana the
st1rpz tlsnis<ed
n z11els arose over the state.
Nh Z rs sennie Baker. q s8sfs
M = sask. that che gave Ne
~ NaM APRIL 8 to keep him from
Fsasi'a'sz AeF iodxinK house
rAHs tzp haviax smallpox has
'sNzs re faei. as told b Mrs.
49, Fese nnsapy1rtea At the
haFlss ssesef b. Frank Martin. q
@s y ~ Haksfs employ
r. msmherx OF the board uho
.r'Fa ihA ssegimnnY Nefe prN
h9shay Jansen. Harrison ami
&aeua Ele4en Witnaases Qers
'sifa H nasbrliy of them tesfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SAY
THEY WILL TAKE BACK PER.
MlTs OF SALOONS WITHIN
MILE or CITY LIMITS, WHICH
INCLUDES YOUNGSTOWN.

The county commissioners declare
they are ready 90 act Ia the matter
af reducing the number 81 saloons
IN King county by revoking those
licenses granted 60 saloons within
one mile OF the corporate limits OF
a city or town.
In the granting 81 other licenses
thcy refuse 60 change their attitude
Commissioner Rutherford said
4 don't believe you would re-
dncc the amount Of drunkenness by
reducing the number OF saloons
II would simply make the amount
Of business larger for the remaining
saloons"
In the matter of saloons within
tho onc-mue limit OF city or town.
We had ne right TO grant licenses
and n they are proven to be with-
ian those limits we will revoke them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
NEW ORDINANCE
IS BULKY

The words "a shall be unlawfui
form the introductory statement "a
81 ~ the pamEfap hs Ia The uew
general license ordinance Which
Was introduced IN The council last
niEht The license and reycnue
committee wlil meet Friday even.
Ing 10 eanHieivr lt e covers pawn.
brokers. employment offices and ali
those trades and cailinxa which Re
asire regulation Il T. a buacbinE
% an present ordinances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
DISTRICT NOT
10 Be MOVED

hiFs nj Indicated 70 any one
~ I Z enatempiaied 10 move the
'sE'ieita district immeflatsfe sr M
- Hsaf future said Msfar Moore
NJ noinsnr
psafxe 4 il we'll Isolated aa it
- he9N u no present calf 10
~ ~. I q rot believe the Union
- esn get around b occupy
- 'sEHsinai passenznr station
49,. -. aithin TIE TIME ~ ny term
I'D ! o. not care % IN
~''s 81 ne lev months { have 90
.'Es las city when. hsweesf me
z ready 10 operate Trains
=" - eiit the restricted district
-a's g move farther away
-.t~ Aa9zs made thH above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

fied that Niece had refused - take
money for his uork. asyink that
he aas paid b. the city Amonz
fhsm we're Capt T. VI Keen. OF
the Hotel Seattle and Mr Stevens.
proprietor n the Stevens hotel. vh0
testified that thef had offered Ne
Gee money for fumixatinE their
places after contagious diseases
had been discovered. but that be
bad refused 70 accept g.
The testimony 81 witnesses al
b. tha time ~ NeGee's vlsif 70 the
Baker house showed that Il was
shortly before 6 o'clock Ia the aft
eFuoaa Mrs Baker said e us
ahouf O'Clock She swora that
Niece made Gus Swanson. Nh0
Waa in thp room where a Jap had
had smallpox for fHo weeks. bold
up his hands and swe1r that be
uonid not ieii about the bnbe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
.KUROK| COMES
IN MAY

General kuroki. the hero Of the
Huss0Japaneae war viii arrive IN
Seattle May 9 General kurDki,
who has been appointed 10 repre
sent the emperor 81 Japan az the
jamestown exposition. leaves Yoke
hama wllh IS EuhordlnateE this
week After stopping 1t Seattle for
few days. the party viii leave for
the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

OF the Seattle Electric company
were not ~ much as mentioned.
Contrary views are held as 10
the finai disposition ~ this matter
Many nov believe that u 10 buried
In committee OF the whole for
gaoa and alt
The veto uf the mayor Of the
aaiooa license for a new place on
cnerfY a IN the Bailey building
vas isid over. wIthou, comment.
ami whsn the name 81 Charles x
cAhe for street superintendent came
40 for confirmation. Il was as quiet
~ referred 20 the street commit
tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
REYNOLDS IN
GILL s PLACE

Now that Gill has resigned from
the license committee he is trying
to break up the liquor combine.
CHS hand was seen last night
when the council refused to stand
for the committees actions OF few
hours before. when IL refused o II.
oensc to Adam iacohowsM for a
saloon az 30l t-2 Second av. south.
Mr. Conway was responsible for
the committee's action
Al the council meeting gill said
Conway was showing a spirit OF
protection 20 the present saloon
keepers In the first ward.
Tao council refused 70 accept
the report of the license commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
EXPECT STRIKE

Roth the members 20 the
iron Nauidsfa uriou and the se+
attic employers n ihia class of
labor are preparing for the strike
that seems inevitable on May !.
when demand viii be made b.
tko mouiders' unions all along the
Pacific coast Tor recognition % the
oiRht-haur day.
The suneriniendeutH ~ Moran
Bros shops and other local instl-
buttons Of a similar nature said go
day that They would never grant
the unions demands.
The union f. asking for t355 for
an eiRhi hour day. instead ~ 81
for q nine hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
ALICE POLICE
PROTECT DIVES

aEhiufs che proprietor n the bar
Relatives ~ the girl claim that
numerous saloons IN Ballard have
iudEink houses overhead that are
frrauuntnd b. immoral women aud
that tany arc operated with the
full knowledge aud protection q the
patlea. Youne eiria are entieed 70
these places. and Il r. said the Of.
ficera have been seen with them
on nuuleruns occasions.
1oo French. Who was discharged
for bis connection with the Monte
Cafin easr. Frank Hannah. Nho
AS snsps naed aud later dlacharT
"a heeaaae the Hurt girl admitted
taklns eflnks Nith him. and Frank
Cole are the night officers against
whom The charges are directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
EXAMINATION IS
NECESSARY

4 think an examination Of bar
bara by competent Judges r. a me-
eaaHity n the spread Of disease
through barber shops b. 10 be pre-
vented. m the examinations are
abolished there VIII be lot Of In
competent barbera whose shops viii
be dirty and who viii greatly iniurc
the profession. I for one think the
examinations ought 10 be much
atflcter than they are"
~ r. Moves proprietor Of the
Colman baths made the above
statement thia morning Ia relation
20 the decision returned yesterday
hy Judge Smell. Of the Pierce c0un-
IS superior court, ln the cnae OF
Airs. Clara Walker charged with
uraciiciug az a barber without g
license. judge Smell hcld the license
law. providing FOR nn examining
board. unconstitutional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
JAIL PHYSICIAN CALLS
CHARGES RIDICULOUS


Although the plans Of the AeY.
y. exposition grounds are about TO
be- altered 50 that they will call for
nn outlay of tzb0.000 instead Of
$4,000, ], G. Oimatead. the land.
scapc gardener. says that they can
be- SO arranged that the difference
will not be very noticeable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
THE END


SAX FRANCISCO. April Ito
day wiii mark the end Of the tele-
phone bribery investigation. Il il
rot expected any Indictments VII be
returned. although It a. known saV-
cral have been found and are nov
being drawn ~. The investiza-
ton af the slot machine graft VII
probably be completed tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
TOOK LOTS
OF THINGS

John Laros is a Greek who APP
parentlN believes in getting other
peoples property This has brought
him In contact with the police and
this morning five OF hts countrymen
told Judge Gordon TINT he had tax.
en- their clothes, shoes. a shot gun.
revolver and other valuable prop.
crty. After the evidence WIS all
Ia. hts honor decided that Lafos
would have 10 oxplate his sins and
fined him 800 and costa Il de.
vclobed IN the testimony that Iaros
had once stolen a lunch wagon In
Wichita. Kansas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
DR.. Crookall, Acting County Jail Physician, Says
Accusations Made By Mrs. Levins. Clubwomen
and Charitable Workers Are Not Based on Fact.
MAKES ADDITIONAL CHARGES.


Mira Catherine o. 5ton, officer Of the Humane
who Of the active workers the agitation
irons al the jail made the following
star today sUppemenng the charges by Mrs.
stiftou declares
knowledge Of the facts
II been informed By imprisoned county
jail that they regularly supplied dope" By
guards.
e" personally know Of occasion when deliberate
" opened the door Of bath which prisoner
was bathing stoed when he did and tins
laughed dsrsyey when the shrnked gsze
these who her naked before
Il q q
being tainted within the gusrds
effort 10 H.
y personally witnessed subjected
OF ndianes RETAINED complaining because
would be barred " Interfered
unable render assistance
e" have heard guard bruiay "oh let her die she's
good" when spote 10 him about
perasy IT, and who shriskng sort Of frenzy when
va priaon.
." DO no, these thinos going but
all that charge long
placed charge Of prisoners they
ways possible
The sheriff that personally complained
him facts the demand
m told him did he
my personal observations in county jail
MRS. CATHERINE 0. sTIRToH.
{.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
ARE GIVEN
CHARTER

The striking miners at the Tread
well mines. iu Douglas. Alaska. yes
tcrday received their charter from
the Western Federation OF Miners.
This assures them of the support
OF that organization tn their con-
test with the mining company The
receipt of the news WAS followed by
"a demonstration aud parade,
United States troops were called
out TO prevent trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
CAN'T HAVE
TANKS

The board 81 public works today
refused to allow the Anderson
Steamboat company. on Lake wash
inEton. 10 construct scow with
Iron tanks 30 convey fuel Oh about
the lake for the comnany's steam
ers. The claim is made that 70 IL
too dangerous 60 property.
This action will force the COM
pany 10 sink tanks under the
ground af convenient points. and
win result in great additional cN-
ppuae to the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
MAY LOSE
BRIDE

Wo Tong KonE may not have his
bride long A week ago he married
chin SUE. aud when he procured his
license ~ the county clerks office
he gave the clerk photographs Of
himself and Wife Yesterday an
immigration inspector visited The
court house and looked at the pic
lures He identified the bride as
a woman for whom the authorities
had been looking for year or
more rs being unlawfuliy Ia this
country The chances arc that Mrs.
Kong will be dcported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
EXPOSE MANY
To SMALLPOX

After exposing hundreds Of PEG.
ole III GsorFrtovu. Heuiun and
Maple Valley 90 smallpox. Charles
ClaeE and Allen Abbott. the mill
men FROM the Hobart mill ~ Maple
VALLEY. have been landed Ia the
pesthousa
The men yesterday left Maple
Valley and walked 20 Heufgn, where
thsy caught a crowded iniefuroan
car for Georgetown They vent 70
the county hospital. where their 40.
poarauce. covered With sores. caused
stir until they we're safely re.
moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

That the policemen on the niEht
shift 81 the Ballard force have besn
IT. the habit Of frequcntinE saloons
aud drinking with young girls for
several months passed. are charges
made by relatives Of gusnie Burt.
the isyeaF old girl recently arrest.
81 IN the Monte Carlo saloon and
later hidden b. Policeman Joe
French 40 that she could cot testify
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

remaining prisoners. Under such
circumstances. the charges are
ridiculous.
Calls II q Shame.
Moreover. the guards are decent
married men. and Il Il a shame that
they should be subjected to public
suspicion By the unKround0d accu-
ssfi0us 81 women who are unfrlend-
~ TO the sheriff because they have
been made 10 conform 10 the rules
Of the Jail while visiting
sheriff Smith Il a white man.
think his plan 70 have a good
matron living 10 q detached cottage
Il . good one. bar Il would be fool
lsh To have women guards They
would be useless for the general
work OF handling prisoners. and the
county should not BE put to the ex-
pense of hiring extra guards
People should remember that the
county Jail IL not = sanltarium. II
Is not the intention Of the authori-
ties 20 make II attractive Prison
ers are there for punishment. not
for personal comfort and fine food.
II the iail was made an attractive
place for dereliet women. we would
have them coming 20 Seattle from
all over the country. breaking vim
doRs or getting drunk In order 10
break into the county jail"
Sheriff Smiths Views.
sheriff Smiths usual good humor
did not seem TO be greatly disturb
ed this morning when he read that
the Seattle Woman's club bad en-
tered the war for women attend
ants in the county Jail and that n
mass meeting Of women had been
called for 2 O'Clock this afternoon
al the home Of Mrs r. Dangier.
Eighth av. and Blaine St. TO dis
cuss the subject
Il will try to meet the assaults
OF the women with a smiling face.
said the sheriff but ! am too busy
to pay any particular attention TO
the matter now ] have other
things which demand my time.
No. cannot say now that ] VIII
even appoint one matron for the
women. As for the charges; they
are an false All that J care to say
In addition Is that the Jail is open
to inspection night and day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
LOGGER CAUGHT m TRUCKS
OF FRgtoHr CAR AND POUND.
90 INTO sLoopY nAss As
TRAIN PULLS INTO CITY.

A CHASTITY ride Of two miles uads'
the trucks 81 > freight car. where
no was slowly pounded 70 death.
sas the experience this mofaiaE q
Nelis LsHxlsad. a toxEsF from Port
Townsend. uho vas struck ~ q
Northern Pacific railro4d train =
mile this aide ~ Arm
From vstslsnee ~ the tragedy. 4
a apparrng that i.aRglsna vas ait
ting On The track. possibly iaioKi
cats4 when = freight car hacked
uuto him. It's right foot uas srfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

Thero was a studied attempt on
the part of the council last even
tnE TO avoid giving any uniuc
prominence 20 the name or doingH
Of Mayor William Hickman Moore.
Tho communication az the mayor.
and the ordinance naming com.
mlnsi0n 60 Investigate the operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
womEN's DAY AT rng
PEACE CONFERENCE.

NkW YORK. April ia-Is l.
wenen's day AZ the peae9 confer.
enee. Mrs Anna Garlic spencer
president % ihr wamen'a clubs
Julia Ward Howe and May Wright
ne~stl sfte guests % honor. ne
women spoke on various phase. as
the lseaee propaga uaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
WILL FINISH ROAD
ngFoRE isoa

The county commissioners intend
"a proceed with the maeaAam road
between Seattle aat Tacoma. 20 a.
"a have II completed in time Tor the
1909 exposition The Wofk is ta
D. under the aup@rvlAsnn ~ County
Surveyor Valentine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

oEr oEE.FoURTH OF
CARS THEY NgEo

shihkle manufacturers rcpari
they are stiii handicapped in thels
attempts to ON orders BY the def
cheney Of cara At the rate the
mills efe running about 2a0 cars ara
needed % handle the output daily
while the railroads are able 10 fur.
ninh ouly about 50 cars psr DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

teeftpps Telegraph oerNiessf
PHOENIX. Aria. April ie@F1re
early this mpuing Eutied The Hoas
ton store the largest in The city
The loss to sfis.go0 The thifd floor
was occupied bY rooms. and there
wsra many narrow escapes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
$4,000 FIRE
At FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Apfii is--Fife
that threatened 10 destroy the entire
block u temporary frame build
inga started this TnorninR IN d Naf-
he Kitchen on Golden Gate ay near
Van Ness The building WAS de-
stroysa. a. we're the places occus
pied b. the Van Ness Krsii LATHE
Louvre restaurant ard Weniiiiy q
Johnauaa clothing store. Tho i1Ha
iR SO Gao
Mfa Mafs Peterson cook a. the
Louvre. Naa parity asphxsia;ed and
her condition IL serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
A BIG DINNER FOR
PILES AND HUMPHREY.

Much preparation has been made
for the diuner at the Rainier club
this evening 90 be given In honor
Of Senator Piles and Congressman
Humphrios The dinner viii be
given as a mark Of appreciation for
their services at the national cap
ital this winter In behalf OF the
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

RELATIVES or oUssIE BURT
SAY THAT BALLARD NicHr
OFFICERS DRINK WITH
YOUNG GIRLS IN DISRUPT.
ABLU SALOONS AND PRO.
rEcr PHopRlEroHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

Miss Ella +. Bush and Miss Nen-
ore X. McGmth. seattle artists. have
had pieces of their work accepted
Tor exhibition at the American sos
ciety 81 Miniature Painters az the
Knuedler galleries. On New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
oErs MAIL BOX.

II. j. EdEoll has succeeded iu get
ting the postoffIco department to
place combination mail and pack
age box on the corner Of Ninth av.
and Howell ST. directly la front OF
his store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

A meeting 81 the kinE County
Humane society win be held to-
night Ia the Chamber u Commerce
rooms az 8 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

Mefdad Kahn, n young Hindu.
who Waa refused permission to land
in Seattle because he did not pos
scss The requisite $50 On cash. has
been released from custody az Port
Townsend having won an appeal
fot admission 90 this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
MRS. M'LEAN KISSED BY
MEMBERS OF D. A. r.

dfs panaid Mclean. the president
general because shs eriflsiaed the
treasurer Ma " y uavta fgr
fallufs % have her report really
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

W. 0 fsedrlek. Of sedro woslisy,
right side injured.
c. Mckay. Of ssdro.woolIey. head
hurt.
J. X. Curry Of sedro- woolley,
bruised about the head.
c. A. Riocaett Of sedro Wooitey,
bruised about the right aide.
John Burnside. laborer Of Seattle
back hurt.
Frank Gibson. logger from Sc
attic. hIrt about the hips.
G. siean, a boiler maker Of Brem
erton, hurt about the head and
arms.
@. X. sanssrson. Of Baker siding
cut on the head.
!. coakisy, Isborsr, Of Baker sid
ina. hurt on tire side.
Cause Hobeek, back bruised. ear
cut. knee bruised and internal IN
luries Feared.
Nat Stevenson. Seattle. back
hurt and riaht ear cut IN two.
oeos1e Peters, Seattle, left foot
broken
Hobert Campbell, Seattle, right
ankle tprained.
john Brandon, laborer, head and
back hurt.
?. ]. Loftus, right cheek and back
hurt.
should not be punished for con
tempt for alleged failure to turn
over to the sheriff a diamond rims
valued az $3.50. which he had pur
chased from l. T. Moore. but failed
ia paF for Moore brought rpplavir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
AMERICAN
CARDINALS

NatHHHN FNNHFaFH HaFNFNN1T
R0ME April rs Il - reported
that The pope has assured iishen
OuoFman. ~ South Dakota. that
one aud perhaps two American car
dinals sili Be crested IN June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
tsttssttttstt sststtststtttt'
WHAT THE STARS uvEnIno SPORTING EXTRA WILL
CONTAIN

Pull story o. each local baseball pams.
story svery game In the Southwestern League.
Pacific Coast League results
Major league results.
Winners o. races The Meadows, after June 20.
Sporting photogr sketches and cartoons BY The stars
special artists.
Special stories BY special writers.
Racing notes and gossip By Refugee" The stars
racing expert
Baseball and general sportHa and gossip by
The Stars we'll known sporting writer's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
CITED FOR CONTEMPT.

Harry - Spear has been cited 20
appear before Judge Frazier ON
April %. 10 show cause why De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

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