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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

The courtesy. confederation and
affeetlanatc regard with which
Chinese husbands are said to treat
rbeir white wives. was a9dly absent
"a the ease If Low Fey IN TACT
a tho story which Josephine Foy,
hfg white wife. told Ia Judge Nor
IA today. b. true. Low is no bother
than many q Mrlican man
according 10 the complaint the
rouple wore married In Nanalmo.
n T.. IN 1905 TOW was thorough.
~ ftAmericanized Josephine WAS
fresh from Holland
gonn after marriage. said Mrs.
F4y, she noticed that Low spent
his leisure hours IN "a way she did
not approve Of, most of his earn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

old days Ne used 20 have meu who
minea for = While. then proapeeted.
aud then fafmed. Nowadays the
short s0rkdaY and the fair wage
refufp. al gained BY the federation
make miaiuF an attractive Toea-
ttua. and the meu are not aloe TO
take advantage Of that FART
Thus from the iva best poassd
sources " il declared that the West.
gfn Federation u not in danger OF
mined ATE dissolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
EFFORT MADE TO
SETTLE

A meeting ia on this Afternoon AZ
the Great Northern docks. the
IouEshoremen ane 0rifhtha and
apraEue. Hteyedones. trying 90 ~.
rive az a settlement Of the strike
which has been tying up shippinr
for some weeks The two big
shIps. Minnesota and T0aa Maru.
arr being worked today bnf the
labor Ia so inadequate 10 the need
that the progress being made does
not half satisfy The company II
Is expected that the meeting TO-DAY
wlil result IN an adjustment % the
trouble. the initiative being with
the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
GOOD THING

tsvrtpps Tsteasaph ssrstss,t
NEW YORK. June IS Former
Mayor Pheian. OF San Francisco.
said today san F'taneisea wlll
have a good government FOR at
least tea years a. a result OF The
graft crusade or until the lesson -
forgotten some ons has said that
a memefy takes a vacations every
ten years We have shown she
foaf OF the world that we meaa
business. II proves that the moral
effect on the entire country viii be
benrnetat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

ON Comptroller Carroll this
snias TUNED over to Treasurer
ssye Russell the sum o. t2i-
IS. being the amount Of money
g Carroll has collected during his
n office. Ga the incomplete
~ fund
laefe still remains IN Mf Car
Z hands a little over $4,000.
amount turned over 10 him by
- hplluEer IN March. 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
FOR HOME OF POLICE mATRos

The finance committee today
voted 10 appropriate tf75 for the
purchase Of furniture for fitting up
the home ~ the police matr0n.
Mira De Han.
II was decided that the city
should Of itself own the lone and
be responsible for f. This was on
the recommendation OF the chief
Of nnllre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
GARROLL TURNS OVER THE
INCOMPLETE WORK FUND

SIR Carroll collected several
large single amounts from eontrac-
tors. the largest Item being So
s543g. paid when Louise St was
improved
80 more money sill be- received
b. the comptroller to swell what
is known a. tho incomplete work
fund
The Riplingor balance will be
turned over as soon as the expert.
ing Is completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
Battieship

Take The new steamer Tourist
for the navy yard Sunday and ses
the batiisships Nebraska. Oregon
and Wisconsin. the Runboats Chi.
eaKo. Boston and Albany; the train
ing ship Philadelphia and the pris.
on snip Nipsic and the nam
moth dry dock The Tourist ~ 4
fine. commodious steamer. new
throughout. a pleasure 10 ride on
and will leave Pier 2 on Sunday At
10 a m. and i;is .. m sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
FALSE ALARM

The false alarm fiends that seem
Ia infcst tbs city have by no means
been given their quletus. 4 false
alarm was turned tn from box No.
IL. located a. the corner Of First
av. and Madison Il. a' ID this
morning. chief RrlnkhnrEt - Ut
terry n sea regarding the origin Of
thl9 mornings alarm ana intends
10 Investigate the ra&s carefully.
The frequency Of these alarms has
caused the department no llitle
worry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

ragun any correspondent aince the
trying days % his Incarceration
commenced
lie spoke wtth great feeling Ms
ryra flashing and hiH arm appraised
10 an impressive gesture
found htm pacing thn iAwu In
fusht 81 the Ada counfy Jail it's
statement here gnpted Vas hia -
us to a story which has been given
wide publicitY durinE tie pas, few
dAfa 20 the effect That the miners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
BAGL.EY TO
BE NOTARY

G. ~. BaEiey. secretary Of the
board Of public works. he's been
authorized b. the finance commit
tee TO become a notary public.
Under the new law regarding Ia
saanee Of permits and leases prop
eftY owners have 10 covenant with
the city
The city will make no charge for
thia Kind of aokuowirdRmentn and
the property owners will be saved
both time. money ard lno0nyen-
fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

will BE- brought before tha mtFues
committee The rev names VIII
cnufurtn 10 the nAraus 81 thE SEAT.
lie streets A street. corresponding
"a Forty flfgh AZ IA Seattle wfii -
knoWn a. W Fufsg utth az uroad
way viii ~ w F1ffy NH - uvf
sion y. I'll ibe known a. Eighth Az.
~ w. aud first Az. will he scyen.
teeBfh Az n "
Only q fuw 90 the streets will -
main unchanged and they wiil have
the suffIx n y added 10 dosie
nate that they are In The ballard
section 81 Creator Seattle
A. the streets Niil ali be- nuns
ss~rvd differenfiY. the eutife nurn
bsriug Of the homea Ia the srctiou
wiii be changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
INSANE MAN RESISTS

Frightening the pedestrians and
the residents Of the district around
First Az. and Virginia st. With n
variety Of lunacy that consisted in
walking up and down the street
with n feather duator IN search Of
the pope. Robert D. Brown was
placed under arrest by Patrolman
Holmes at 10 O'Clock this morning
and later taken TO the county Jail
Brown refused 10 submit 10 arrest
and fought like n tiger all the way
10 headquarters II was necea-
sary 90 place the man In a straight
Jacket before he could be taken
from the patrol wagon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
Or. LAMAR seElEv DIES.

A telegram was received In Sc
attic today announcing the death
of Dr Lamar seeicy late OF seat
lie. in New York CITY The di-
roct eanHo of his death was heart
Aiaoaae The deceased man waa a
graduate of Williams college aud
John Hopkins university. and had
been taking q short course In St
Lukea hospital In New York. Or
seeioy left SEATTLE last January go
ing to New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
INSPECTOR Is
SHORT FORTY DOLLARS

porting 60 the comptroller on the
10th Of the month for the Previous
mohth. thsrs has heeH discovered
aufnprr Of apparent diHcfepan.
clca for individual mantha between
the inspectors books and tho
tfeaeuecs'a books
Ne such mistakes can occur IN
the future ~ AL moneys Tor hoiiei
Inspection are 20 he paid directly
10 the city treasurer.
AZ it nov appeaFa Mr. Murray
viii have 10 pay The so out Of his
own pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
NEED DOCTOR

asking the city ~ urDviae phyAi-
clan 20 b in attendance IN all hrnbsas
lance naa rmsrk asfF cases. IN the
case % Duckctt. HuttorWprth's am.
balance arrived AZ the scene % The
accident. the Weller a. crossing.
with the greatest possible haste
When the ambulance reached the
Waysldc hospital with the lnjafed
man u WIS found that there was
no physician there and Il was
necessary 10 phone for doctor
II r. possible that the mans hfe
might have besn saved had a doc
tor been on the ambulance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
PLANS BEFORE BOARD

No improvements we're bid on to
day before the board OF public
works though there vas a number
Of plans and Specifications for new
work acted upon
Tho plans for the new Stone
Way sewer improvement were be-
fore the board The estimated cost
OF this ia so 500. The plans also
for Third Az west sewers were up
The cost Of this Improvement b.
figured NJ 81. 800. and OF the Fif.
tenth av south. water mains. also
before the board at SIS 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
WANTS DAMAGES
FROM THE CITY

James Coroofan. Who last month
served a sentence ~ member nf
the chain ERaE. has fiied a alaim
against the city Tor tI.ag0 darn
agcs. whlch BE- claims are due him
lie Saa buried by a slide OF earth
while diREiug ca The streets. Ger
cpraas lex vas broken and hn
claims to have sustained other IN.
Iuriaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
REBELS DEFEATED

HoNGkoNG. June rs 1--WE SOW.
ernment regiments defeated a body
Of Insurgents at Fa,aEewan by fore.
ing the rchela % fec across the
river The regulars lost one officer
and twenty mrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
DRUGGISTS TO CLASH.
r,rs roo rAsr, onoNrs, mas,

PfTfsnuR0. June th.-~"peath
from eating too fast. was the nn.
utuai Yerdic, returned hy the cofos
ner's Jury az the Inquest Of the
death Of Steve solomon. an inmate
Of the Western Pennsylvania hes
pigal Tor insane az Dixmount, who
choked on piece Of meat Solo
mon was troublesome about his
meals. ~ he was a Rourmand, and
had a desire to eat AZ much a. he
could a. rapidly a. possible While
EorEins himself he chohed on A
piece al meat and died within a
few mtaufea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
WHITE WOMAN DIVORCED
FROM CMEElAMAFl

ings were spent In gambling and
drinking When the baby died he
oven refused "a pay the expense
" the burial. and finally he desert
"a her entirely
Judge Morris granted the d.
Yorcp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
~ John z. Nsvlas


Seattle star. taseiastss s-rstee.p
BOISE, June H.. Does a total
gaia Of more than if.0o0 members.
mostly native born. spell disiutss
ration7
Does an Increase ia revenue ex'
seadins onofifth and an inofeass In
attendance at lodge locals u more
thaa ohe-thifd spell discourage.
mentT
N 40. then the Western Fedora.
tion % Miners II dlsintngratlng and
IT, members becoming discouraged.
Tor the above in what acting heeres
tAry.TfehHurcr kirwin Win report
a. the annual convention NJ Denver
In foe days
Il sas Chaa. "A Meyer. president
Of The Western Federation of Min.
era. speaking. and these were tho
words Of the first iatsrxisw be has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
CLASS DAY
EXERCISES

More chan 200 aedate seniors Of
ne Seattle High school laid aside
their upper class dignity today
and iourneyed 10 Three Tree
Point. where they are holding n
class picnic and elasa day oEorciH-
"a. TomOrrow the class viii at
tend the Boylafon Az Unitarian
church. where Rev W. y almOndH
Will preach the baccalaureate ser
mon. The graduating eXercises
will ba held Thursday. June 20, at
the coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
:uukCIL MAY NOT HAVE THE POWER
TO LEASE FORTSON PLACE

~ Engineer Thomson has
Naied ont that after al the city
@'aeil MAJ bo without the power
-eaae Forls0n Place for a comfort
ALTON.
~ Thomson has Informed the ~.
- eommIltee that the ground
=. :. aelieafsd in 1853 by % 3 May.
- . the town Of Seattle for
purposes in psrpetuitY. lu
80. 1901. The city council set
- Fofiaan Place az site for a
"anient 70 the iafa George w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
TO ACCOMMODATE
THE MERCHANTS.

Fire Marshal Kellogg has estab-
lished new hours for the eohYen-
lenee Of people taking out permits
10 sell fire works From Monday
until the ard OF July he will be at
his office from 10 ~ In the fore
noon and from 70 Z in this afs
tefuoou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Aerarding to the statements Of
Ass1ef I Y Carroll. an Inquest
~ ~, b. held 70 probe the death
9 seorse nuekett. an English sub
p sAe w4z killed b. Northern
hri1r engine No 1850 AZ an early
~ lAsf Tuesday morning. The
ssstE&tIoa hsid ~ the coroner
kssea that The mans death was
<atsnisl and ths WayNise boz.
- cot to blame for delays IN
H4g fer him,
! y more than likely that the
Esssiiai authorities. the ambulance
~ And TIE e0roaer sill unite In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

Fortson. ar Thomson considers IL
IL now essentially question Of
agreement between the city and tho
veterans Of the Philippine war.
whether any change Of The plans
may nov be made
Under a former opinion from The
corporation counsel 10 vac enron
enualy considered that the city ac-
qulred the ground BY c0ndemna.
ton
SIR. Thomson c0rreniH this. The
matter now goes back 20 Mr. Cal
houn for farthss consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
WOULD BLOW UP
PEACE CONGRESS

time tbey would 70 through the
ceiling
The session was devoted u or
ganiKinE and " Selidcoff. tho Rus
sian minister to france. was elect.
81 president. honorary president
Van Goudrlaan n Dehauiprt. vire-
president. ". Dchrufari. chief Of
the Dutch delegates. secretary.
The only address was made BY
Nslideoff in outlining the program.
The congress then adjourned for
the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
LOCAL FLASHES

tHHasHf FNAHH7HHN FANAEaANNl
George n Allen. state deputy In
charme 81 tho compilation % ssa
sistiCa for the new edition 81 the
states booster book. has received
over 400 replies 60 tho 598 circular
letters sent out over Che state on
Inno ! The showing made is con.
Hiderod remarkable aud shows hau
general o. The interest In thia work
~ the state to impat Information
on It's growth aud rcsoarces
Hotel Clerk Arrested.
Albeit Kenneth. n recent arrival
IN Seattle. complained tn the M
lice yesterday that fiGG nf his good
hard earned money had been stolen
from hts room AZ the Alaska Cen.
trail hotel Kenneth explained that
be had left the money under the
wash bowl when b. retired FL
Ciymer. n clerk. was arrested hx
city Detectives RYAN aud Mcclure
last night and Is being held until
the case can be investigated
Jessie French Dies
Jessie French. Tor five years
treasurer 81 the Old Third Avcnna
thcatef. and we'll known 90 almost
every patron IT the theafor en- the
city died Yesterday IN Chicago Of
heart disease The news uf Hlna
Frcucha death was received by
her brother. " g French She waa
an actress ~ ability and married
Charles Wilson. the we'll known
minstrel man.
st3.5O0 for Paving.
The street committee has recon
mcndcd 60 the city council the az.
preparation Of sl2.s0 from the
general fund 10 help paw the enst
Of the paving with asphalt Of
Tenth av. north and "a largo nun.
her OF other streets. The paving
will be OF great benefit 70 the uni
vcrsltY section
Comedies Successful.
The Seattle High School BRA
matte club presented tho one act
farce Lend Me Five Shiliings
and the two act comedy The
Match Box" last might Ia Egan'a
hall II was the fourth annual en-
tertainmeni Of the club Miss Elsie
Olson and Miss Emile Fuller die.
tinguIahed themselves by their
clever acting
orr Fof nsilinahnn.
The steamer 1foqu0ls laft Seattle
this morning loaded with sight
soera and others Interested IN The
devolopmnnt Of BollinEham Tho
nalllugham Publicity bureau has
been busy for week advertising
this excursion to Bollingham aud
the steamer WIS loaded tn IT, ca
pacity. There was large crowd
from Tacoma included in the pas
sengcr list
Camp for Women.
A camp for young women work
ers Of Seattle has been established
at Yoemnlt Point by the Young
Women'a Christian association. A
daily boat service has been inaugu.
rated which VIII serve to get the
girls 20 their work aa early In the
morning aa they have been accus.
toned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
ENDORSE OPERATORS
DEMAND

ST LOUIS, Mo. June fs.--Ths
local Telegraphefs union has
adopted resolutions endorsing the
Demands upon the Western Union
and Postal IN New York and as
sure their financial support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

The experts working for shnr-
rock a Co. on the bonkA 81 Boiler
Inspector Murray have found a
Discrepancy ~ see between the
Figures % the inspector and the
city treasurer
THIS discrepancy ia fannf In thg
record Of the period from 1905 90
1895 Mr Aarrsy II shy that
days examination the inspector aad
experts are uhantg 81 make The
books agree
Owing 20 Murfay'a system Of re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
OPERATORS WANT
VOTE ON STRIKE

tseriPr- fsiss rsPh sFssf
CHICAGO. Iuse ia~Thc Fhnk
aud ata ~ tue operators on tho
newspapers az this city ell insist
On The rrfrfeuanm vote on The
strike question heforc any action y
taken
Il II Declared the national Off
clais are not allowed to declare >
strike without a vote.
Secretary Raaseli IL reported On
hln way 70 Chseago 20 collect The
afrtaa assessments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

fssrtpps Tel-arnph sersie<.f
4aE HAGUE. Iuus l6-Dr Vaa
sffiaan. ne Dutch foreign min.
~, today called the congress 20
~ aud zz5 plsaipoteutiaFies
nlfssenting AZ nations. were pres
|E
De feiegates wsrs excited over
y report that anarchists we're
ssaalne % blow she gathering into
ss1ity az i vas not known what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
TOLST0Y ILL

lseTspR- rstvHfsph ssFsfsrt
ST. ERsai Hu, June Ia
Count Tolafol Is seriously lli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

CARPETS scientifically cleaned
BY air process. Fuzzy Wazzy Rug
co. Phones. Ind. 73i9. Queen Anne
999 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
MlLaRD STREETS AND NUMBERS WILL
BE CHANGED NEXT WEEK

addresses are concerned Next
the ordinance introduced a
weeks ago regarding the chang
.f names OF the Ballard streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15

"a part Of Greater Seattle
4. ua'il q few weeks ago
q Ballard viii soon b.
-'iuon u confusion o. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-15
FIFTEEN THOUSAND WORKERS
JOINED WESTERN FEDORA.
TON or MINERS LAST YEAR.
fREvENuE INCREASED AND
ENrHusIAsm WAS GREATER
THAN EVER.
THAN GvaR

LEADER OF eRgAr WGsTERN
UNION w PRISON AWAITING
TRIAL FoR MURDER DENIES
Glory or pIslNrREeArioN--
gxpGoTs TO RETURN TO Hls
DUTIES SOON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
LONG TO FIX 1T.
Defects in Oklahoma Statehood Bill
Will Be Rectified.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Some addi-
tional legislation will have to be en-
acted by congress this winter to per-
feet the statehood machinery of Ok
lahona. The newly appointed judges
of the new state, Campbell and Cot
teral, and District Attorney Gregg of
the eastern district have made a hur-
ried examination of the statehood act,
and find that it has omitted several
important matters. They held a con-
ference with attorneys in the depart
ment of justice today and went over
the matter. Later they conferred with
Senator Long of Kansas, and arranged
for him to prepare bill and push it
through, covering all the defects al
ready discovered or those that may
be discovered later.
One of the vital defects discovered
is that the judicial districts were not
divided into divisions. The original
bill provides that court in the eastern
district shall be held at Muskogee,
Tulsa, South McAlester, Vinita. Ard
more and Chickasha. Court in the
western district must be held at Guth-
RE, Oklahoma City, Enid and Lawton.
But no venue was fixed. No divisions
were created describing the territory
from which suits must be filed at the
different towns. AS things now stand
a litigant living at Lawton can file his
suit at Guthrie and drag his opponent
clear across the state.
NO provision Is made for the COM
pensation of assistant district attor-
neys or deputy clerks of the courts.
These will be taken care of in another
amendment. The pay of the district
attorneys and marshals is also in
doubt. The law says they shall have
the pay given similar officers in other
states. but the salaries and fees vary
in different states.
r. P. Harrison and Charles Hunter,
who are slated for. clerks of the two
ITrfC 81
to be appointed clerks of the circuit
court of their respective districts. The
judges of the eighth circuit-Hook,
Sanburn, Van Devanter and Adams
name the circuit clerks. These places
pay more than district clerks. otis
Lorton of Tulsa will be one of the de-
putty clerks under. Harrison Hunter
has not named his deputies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
SKYSCRAPERS DOOMED,
New York Proposes to Fix a Limit of
$50 Feet

New York, Nov. 1.-THE doom of
the modern skyscraper has probably
been sounded in this city by drastic
regulations which have been adopted
unanimously by the building code
commission. These regulations pro-
vide that after January 1 next no new
buildings shall be over $50 feet in
height.
The new law is aimed to stop the
feverish race for the construction of
high buildings. That a limit must be
fixed somewhere has been the advice
of noted fire underwriters and Fire
Chief Croker himself has sounded the
warning. The fire insurance inter-
ests have feared that the forty-one
story Singer building might be fol-
lowed next by a fifty story structure.
That the new regulation will be
passed by the board of estimate and
the aldermen is regarded as likely,
since several of the city's best known
builders, are members of the commits
sion that vote for it. They all agreed 1t
was advisable to call a halt in the
construction of forty story buildings,
though Theodore Starrett, who is
member of the commission, expressed
the opinion that a skyscraper could
go up 700 feet high and be perfectly
safe provided it was of real fireproof
construction. More than two score of
the city's best known skyscrapers ex-
coed the deadline fixed by the new
limit OF course these buildings are
not affected by the new regulations.