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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

How 10 got Fifth nv. regraded
on a plan that will correspond Win
the reerAdea Of Third and Fourth
avs. and yet not affect YeHier way
and other OF the bill streets, n the
question which Assistant Engineer
Jeffrey has 10 solve within a short
time
Yesiar way and Fifth nv. inter
oats clash when n comes 70 a dis.
eunalon Of the proposed regrAde oil
the eide hill avenue,
Isaac Cooper and q. y. Dose, biz
property owners with large hold
lnra n the intersection OF fealef
aud Fifth. headed the pfo,eHtantE
yesterday 10 the plans as proposed
b. the Firth av. interests.
councilman Alphsnh Byeru al
80 owns some good property near
that intersection and he joined his
objections 10 those Of the others.
John =. Hartman acted 40 the
principal spokesman for the Fiith
az. property owners.
As told IN The Star yesterday, the
renfade 81 the avenue as planned
would neceasltata q tunnel under
Yeaier way and At Terrace ~
Isaac Cooper and Mr.. Dose VIII
not consent 90 such an arrangement
as both own property on the cor
ner and such n plan would deprive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

CAUGHT AND PINNED
BENEATH CAR

Fred Cali a fiuris, from Enohara
fsh. while aftcmptins - eross fsa
street car tracks on Rainier eaais
yaf8. rear Maynard Av. early Last
evening. In an Intoxicated condition..
AS STRUCK By south Seattle car No
81 and pinned 10 the ground for -
minutes before he could be sKtrioats
ud lie escaped mifasuiouaiY with
est = single broken bore.
IRE car was IN charge - Motor
man Robert Larsen. No. rs. ana
Conductor CnFi Avert. No. Eaa Lar
a~n eiaima THAT the flFsg be saN 81
Gag was when the car vas almost
ga him. az he was iying across the
tFncks Ne vas able 10 stop the ear
after the fender had passed over the
rfostratc man and the aKle Of the
forward Truck bad ginned him down.
The efforts % the car crew and a
number a bysisnasfs 60 set the eaf
~ Calls body proved futile. aud #
vas not unsii 20 minutes later that
the arrival % the Seattle Electric
eompany's wrcosing crpw made 1t
possible 80 pull gali out
Gall waa removed ~ HoEis's ans
baiance 70 the Providsnce hospital
he had only been In the city = few
days before the acci8eut AZ the
hospital to-day - was stated that he
had no serious Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

- a good Las and other states do
not. the manufacturers in the good
state are az = business disadtan.
tage Elth the manufacturers u the
bad state.
~Sccond-If one state snacts and
enforees good lass. and other
states DO not. tbs making Of good
citizens IN the former state Il nsu-
traiiked BY the making Of bad cid.
sens in the latter state
-Thlrd-The states, acting aepa
raiely. cannot pass a uniform law
which would be uniformly enforced
IN all the states
Fourth Even II & could be &C.
complished. Il would take az least
generation But. in the mean.
while. thia systematic murder Of
little children and the Systematic
deterioration OF American citizens
would so on.
"Fifih-The great manufacturing.
mining and affiliated interests. con.
grated IN certain states where this
evil II worst. nfe 80 powerful that
they prevent the passage II effect
I've child labor laws. and n IN .
period Of excitement public opinion
becomes 50 strong a. 20 pass a
child labor law. these interests are
50 powerful that Il Is not executed
Two Warnings.
This word to our southern broth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
PR|ESTACCUSEO
Of ASSAULT

wENATCHEE. wash. Feb a.
A sensational case Developed IN the
courts hsre yesterday. when Father
y " Colin. the Catholic priest IN
charge % the church AZ this point
and missions IN Cashmere. Chelan.
Lsavenvofth and waterxiilc. was
arrested on the charge Of the be
trayai 81 Charlotte Norris. a ~.
yearold girl II this city Father
Cola was brought before Judge
Palmer yesterday on the charge Of
assault.
The complaining witness Il a
mothsriesa Riri. Who resided wifh
her father In the north end Of
town The story of the giri la a
heartrending one Tho date u the
crime alleged IN the complaint 10
given as May and 81 last year
Thursday night the glri gave birth
70 a child. and on hearing the story
tho father OF the girl Immediately
sent for Colin Upon the arrival OF
the latter. the dog xas set upon
the priest and tao shots vere fired.
but failed 10 reach their mark
Friday morning the girl sent Tor
Judge Palmer. and "a HIN told her
story A variant was Immediately
procured Tor the arrest u Father
Conlin. and be VAS brought before
Judge Palmer. and. wslFine exam.
nation. vas placed under bond Of
the amount 81 81 800 The bond
was furnished By James Duffy and
John Dnrieux Tho priest. while
reticent. nevertheless asserts his
innocence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
\. S. TEACHERS
WANT RAISE

The high school teachers af Seat
sie. al a recent nestins, sppolnsed =
COMMITTEES 10 investigate the salaries
s.atd % high school teachers IN other
cities and 70 present their views 10
The school board The COMMITTEES
has completed itu labofs and TIA ~
port brings out the soiiowins facts
mat prior 60 iks1. the minsinum
pay ~ high school teachers 10 So
attic VAS ti.lce per year. pufihs
the panic there VAS an average re-
lgaefsen IN salaries % - psf enff.
since then. though the eeuntff has
been prosperous ana ihers has beer
an enormous incfeans IA population.
resulting tn larger glasses. and
theuEh there has also been "a Ia
crease Ia the standard required.
there has been no Increase Ia salary
Ties highest salary paid - hiEh
= Aooi teachers Ia Seattle 10 tistte
TIE lowest. tstc. IL los AuEpiss TIE
ninimusn 10 ti.c0e.
The committee recommends tas
adoption ~ the following scais Il
=al4riss Ffrst yssr $50 Per month
SECOND year. Ife pr month. third
year. fies psF month. foerfh year.
Isle ter fuunth. ana fifth year. iisa
pef month wgth a further Freufns
ueudaii0n that thS nehocl beard
consider ths esserslca u THIS sched
Gle aHtii a maximum ~ tg.pee pef
annum IL reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Steamer Farallon. which was dis.
patched with oil for the Alaska
steamer Jefferson. returned last
night.
Major Wood. United States guar.
termaaler. today announced that he
would receive bids for the building
Of civilian quarters al Fort i.agion,
The building will be two and a half
stories high
r G Harper. collector of customs,
left for Washington. y, g, this
morning 20 recommend 20 the treas
ufy department an appropriation
for the building o. = customs house
Ia Seattle
The war department has issued
orders changing Major Thomas G.
Goodman FROM paYinsster az Seattle
"a chief psymsster At Portland
Captain Edward P. orion. Of the
Portland paY office viii assume
charge OF the Seattle office
The Pacific Coast steamship
company has received a communal
cation from G Nawry Praiie. CAP
tain and quaricgmasfer. Tenth IN
fnngry 81 Hainea Mission. IN which
be highly oosnnpnds the efficiency
II Captain Jansen and bis crew Of
the Cottage city Ia saving the life
~ Sergeant EswArd A, Cassidy on
Jan. .. when the boat was max
lng n landing n the government
,lock Sergeant Cassidy Was pnlllng
In one q the stern lines when DC
Test his balance and fell overheard.
The men a once hushed 10 the life.
beats sud Captain Jansen Al the
same time gsve orders 70 lower
aNaY. The boats wcrc quickly IN
the water and Sergeant Cassidy
Vas safely pulled aboard.
Harbof No 70. Masters and ~,
lots association. has framed a bill
providing for the building 81 =
nautical training ship The btu also
asks that a committee ~ three be
appointed hy the governor to look
after the Interests 81 the new train.
ing chip. which will probably be
given 10 the state by the United
states navy department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
WOULD REGRADE FIRST
HILL ON YESLER WAY

their property Of entrances on
Fifth Az. aud take the traffic past
underground. Their plan IA a radi'
cal feefaaa of Yeaior way along
with the rsFfade 81 Fifth Az. and
bring the grades Of both the
thoroughtares down NJ the same
time
They do not believe In making
two bites Of u single cherry and
therefore propose taking 40 the
ragfade Of Yeaier for It's entire
length. They would cut the cable
road street down. starting a.
Fourth nv. and going clear through
10 Twelfth ay.. which would take
the cut into the deep hollow beyond
the first hill
They would cut Yesler about 30
feet At Eighth av, and lower u
eight feet below itn present grade
at Fifth ~. aud thus get Il loW
enough 80 that the Firth nv. people
could get a grade down into the
tide fiat district Tor an easy wagon
haul That would keep all the
traffic on the surface. bat II would
practically force the regrade Of the
entire first hill district. destroy the
old county court house and ssg
the top of the whole hin Of for
a general depth 81 somewhere about
90 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
COAL MINING ON
STULAGUAMLSH

open two new rooms In the old
chAmbcr % commerce building
Company X. which fvp4eaenta
this city and state msiitla. and
which Tor some time has hesn
threaiening 20 SO out Of business
because 81 lack of support. is ones
more gcttiuK on lie feet eaptasn
Rakrr made an appeal \ fee defa
ago for more recruits. SAYING hat
n they wefu not obtasnable the
company would have 60 So % sotne
other city. Five new men have
been received STAGE thsu and
number 81 more applications for
membership have been made
] q. Brown. president 81 the
international shiazie WeaverA
union. sees trouble ahead for ths
ahlnKie manufacturer In thia state
10 predicts that the nest dlfft
cnity that wiii rnnffuHt the mills,
even though the car shortage he
osrgroma. will ~ q shortage II
men WravcFx. he declares. airs
going inta other wufk lie nAys
their wages have not been inefeas.
81 In PropovtiUa 20 wages Pad
ether mea and that the york has
been too intsrmittent 20 Be salts.
factDry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
VIGOROUS PROTEST
is MADE ON GRADE

win his home sitting like a toad
stool. e feet from the street sur
face on the front and 10 feet from
tbs grade Of the alley IN the rear.
: property owner named Unset. I've
ing on Thirty seventh Az. protested
vigorously before the street COM
mlttss 10 the reErade OF the thor
auahfsre.
Iinsefs seems 70 be the only
house IA the proposed Improvement
district that will be 90 affected ard
yesterday a Delegation 81 property
owners visited the engineers office
70 talk the matter over with Assist
ant Engineer Jeffery,
The Immature plan Of the street
COMMITTEES - 10 have the city Grade
the grounds down 10 a level ~ the
street. az the owner declares his IN
ability financially 90 DO 20. and the
grading Of the street seems 20 be
advantageous % the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

of their fellows IN body, mind or
soul. that their bodies are dwarted.
crooked and weak. their minds dall
and clondcd. their souls darkched
and vicious
These ehtidren upon reaching
what ought to be manhood and
womanhood become the parents OF
offspring inhefiliaE their dcFen'
eracy. and these ehildrcn In turn
grow up 20 produce other children
stiil more degenerate This ruin "
American eitlnauahtn upon which
alone this republic. the last expert
meat Of fresAem. Eesla. i too high
price 10 paw for making Htill
richer a few men Nho arc atreAdY
too rich.
so We see that the results %
this evil arr tnhumaniiy. murder
and absolutely certain race deEua
GRAFTON II has Fos to be stopped
Separate Aetloa Useless.
The states acting separately ara
not compeieut 70 stop the evil
First Because II one state pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
c. {. ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION

The seth anniversary OF the
Christian Endeayor movement viii
he celebrated ~ the Westminster
church. Broadway and
Columbia 81, tomorrow night At
Tts o'clock The proefain will be
az follows Orchestra prelude aud
hymns, anthem by ehoir. 'Tle ns-
essslonalF Dvkoseni scripture
reading BY Edgar ilafth. state pre-
idsut. offsrt0fy. onward Christian
soldiers" 2. A. achnaebsf. prayer
by James A Duncan. president Of
Westminster Endeayor aeristy Adj
drssash. what Christian HindeaNat
Has Done for the World" ,. y.
Hartman. what G. n. Has Done
fef The Nation" nr. " 4. uoFsfail
what 9 ". HAS Done for the CITY. =
Carl Reeves. what G. y Has Done
tof the Church" Hev ,. N. Wilson,
aud what g. E Has pune for the
Individual" Miss he Voc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
WANT DISTRIBUTION or
SULLIVAN ESTATE STOPPED.

Prosecuting Attorney MacAiutosh
has received a letter from Attorney
General John y Atkinson. IN which
a request that action be taken by
the prosecuting attorney 10 stop the
distribution Of the Sullivan estate.
The request IL made on behalf ~
the state Of Washington and advises
that application be Immediately
made 20 the supreme court TO stay
proceedings until the appeal from
the superior court h either granted
or refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

NEW HOME FoR rHE
ZIG MUSICAL HOUSE

The - 8 Johnston Co. now 10.
Gated on Second Rv. near Marion.
IL 60 remove its place OF business
about August Is 10 the new build
Ing. for which excavation r. noe
being made. az the northwest cor.
nor % Third and University. They
are TO occupy four floora IN add
ton 20 the basement aud sub
basement A hall with a seating
capacity Of from 200 to 400 win be
located on the third floor. to b
used FOR musical recitaIs. while the
fourth floor will be arranged into
reception rooms. single and en-
suiir. for the uae Of artists and
music teachers studios
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

EVERETT. Feb. 2Thomas Me
caffrey. owner Of LEO acres Of
land on the south fork of the stilla
Kuamish river. Il making prepare
tons % ajax shafts 10 explore for
coal An expefieneea Seattle min.
ing man viii have charge q the
work Several bofiuKN wili be
made aad the extent Of the coal
deposits viii Be thoroughly lnvensi
gated A aumber NJ euteroppinss
of coal have been discovered on
the land To question. and. although
~ II surface coal. tie quality 4
said 10 be excelient
The funeral of A n. Gum. veil
known IN Snohomssh eounty as tks
father % tndex.~ where hs wRs
largely Interested. ell be held 10.
m0rru@ aftrFuoou 1T tsrrv4d'a
chapel The Maaona nili have
charge 81 the services II the grave
Mr. Gunn died In the eant white
visiting there
Because of the laeFuaae IN shr
srhool p.opitiatiou. uhen the second
semester opens uexf Munasy, u witi
b. necessafY. IN Adaitlons 20 The
portable building nos IN u4s. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Panama canal Senator Beyeridge's
pictures, provided b the national
child labor committee. we're more
fun OF human interest. however.
and made his speech doubly elo-
quent.
Senator HaverfdRs was speaking
in favor Of his bill TO prohibit the
transportation IN interstate com
merce o. the products ~ child Ia
Dor. Il Il lnfsns1ed 20 be a national
remedy for the evils Of child labor
lie cited many pathetic Instances
Of misery found b. special iuycsti-
gators.
An Appsiilns Prospect.
Points taken from his speech are
The census shows that nearly
1000 900 child breadwinnsra under
Is years q age are now a. work
or these. almost TOO 900 are en-.
gagged in sork other than sgricui.
ture. Child labor on the farm Is
good. This bill does not strike AZ
that. Il strikes only at child slav-
cry IN factories. mines aud sweat.
shops.
Appalling as the census figures
are. they are much below the truth
II these children DO not die. but
grow up into womanhood and man
hood. they become enemies Of 80.
ciety. I do not blame them. They
know that they are not the equals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
DENNY MILL LOT
BRINGS Sf2,750

Walter W Aver has aoid to Al
bert n Lord a Co lot 10. block :.
BELLS Sixth addition. for tta.7eo
The property - situated 90 Eighth
Az between Heii sad Hattafy ats
and 10 improved with q 2eroom
house leased for s7s The owner
purchased this property about sta
years REo FOR 1925. aud the i'm
COS; him about $4,000.
the net gain on the invest.
meut more than 5000 tn SIS years
or more than i0Q per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
sulLo HOTEL ANNEX.

The building OF a history annex
to the Rainier0rAnd f. now an
assured fact Articles Of lncof-
pofation were filed yesterday by
W, McCrniook White and Charles
Perry The new company Is to
construct a history building on the
block running from Post II. 20
Western av. and nom Marion 70
Madison Tho new structure Will
cohtain $50 rooms. and will be
fifrproof throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
TO RE ADVERTISE FOR
BIOS ON WALLlNoFoRp
AVENUE GRADING.

The board Of public works has or
dered re-advertlsament for bids
for the grading Of portion 81 Wal
linRford av, In the Green Lake dis
trist The bids opened Last week
were considered entirely too high.
tho lowest being IS cents a cubic
yard Tor the removal Of the earth
just q year ago a contract for grad
inR a section u the same street was
let for ~ cents cubic yard. only
ono-half the present figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
TO
Be CELEBRATED

The twelfth anniversary Of the
Founding ~ Wilson's Modern Bust
meas college will be- celebrated ne1t
Friday and Saturday evenings Fri.
Ia, night. beginning AZ Z 80 o'clock
The regular school wtli be IN see
sion lot one hour. giving patrons
an opportunity 81 witnsnaing the
regular routine % work AZ ! 30
program Of a literary nature viii
BE- given Saturday night the
twelfth anniversary ball viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
THREE OVERLAND
TRAINS ARRIVE

The Northern Pacific had three
overland trains from 81 Paul arrive
In Seattle today The three trains
were scheduled 10 arrive yesterday.
but owine to a freight wreck near
paaeo Junction. rendering the road
impossible, the only trains that
could reach this city from Spokane
were those coming via Portland
over the O u a ~ tracks.
The Great Northern IN deyotlng
every effort 20 keeping lie Fast
Mail trains IN operation. The other
trains are not coming In regularly,
but the Fast Mail 10 rushed 10 Hpo
kane and there Il IL made np ~ a
special and hurried into Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
FAIRY TALES. FAIRY TALES.

officer nauian vas told a start
Ing story early last evening bY
James CnsEFuxs. who claims 70 be q
miner paniau had ipEt reached ths
sna q his beat. near tho bay. ct
sixth a.. south. when he sac Coz
grove climbing out ~ the water onto
the tfestie CoaEfpve claimed thar
Two tasn had assaulted bim on Sixth
AZ ard after robblns him % $50 haa
pushed BIN into the bay AZ the
mar was stiii under the Influence ~
iiauof lu spiss 81 his ducking Don.
ian thought y best 10 lsf him sieer
II eff In the city isu. where he was
placed 70 sober up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
WANTS BETTER
QUARTERS

PORT WNHEND, Feb. a.@efo
secure tho erection ~ commodi-
Gus building on Western NV, near
the waterfront for the use Of the
Seattle cnatomn force Will be one
OF the objects of Collector Of Gus
toms y G. iIarpora trip 20 Wash
lngton. ~ g. The collector niarted
on hla journey this morning aud
expects 90 be gone four 10 nix
weeks
Collector Harper II also hn adj.
vocaie 81 placing fast and sea
worthy launch 10 service. With
headquarters az this port What
the collector desires II boat about
so feet long with good beam and
depth. a speed ~ IA knots aud cap
able OF facing heavy weather He
will ASK for $4,000 60 cover the
cost OF such boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
FUNERAL OF e. 3. PUoH.

The funeral services for u. u
Pugh, the cable splloer for the
Sunset company. who lost his life
while hunting on the la Conner
flats. viii be held from the chapel
of Buitorworth a Sons tomorrow
afternoon az 1 o'clock. lnterment
Will follow In Mt Pleasant GENE.
terry Tho brotherhood OF Electrl
cal Workers viii attend the funeral
in q hodp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
LIQUOR CASE pIsmIssrn

Mike Hourks. who was ets,..,
with selling liquor under The W,s.
House saloon without a lioebss -
yesterday found not rniI.y
Judge Gordon ". q. Klne ~
aver Of the Butler hotel. vi !.
tried on a similar charge nes, -
neaiay y"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
INVESTIGATORS WHO
TESTIFY.
John spafno. -
Florence Kelly,
Owen r. LoNeIoy
Mrs. John Van Ncrat. I
Jane Aadanaa.

Seattle Star Exclusive oefNieesl
WASHINGTON FEB. H. lclllnK
blows IN behalf az cmancipating The
chllAren IT America from mine.
factory aud sweatshop labor we're
ntruck In CONGRESS b. senator Al
bert ] Bevefidxe. Of Indiana. when
he illustrated = speech with photo
graphs showing pitiable examples
OF intant WAGE slaves. The effect
waa similar 20 that gained BY Pres,
fdent Roosevelt when he filed pho.
toxranhe With his message 90 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

inEmen ~ the nation. Child labor
IL bringing your wages down 20 the
level ~ child wages Every labor
leader Ia the cuuntry knows this
n he doca not. be- 10 not worthy uf
leadership
~Not only should tho wofkins
people insist that their children
should have a chance 10 Erow up
inlo healthy workers. bot working
men aud women ahoasd demand
that their wages shall not be sc.
duccd b. competition 81 little ones
who ought Ia be In school or II
homo % employed heaithfuily IA
the open afr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
GRAIN SHIPMENTS SHOW
GREAT FALLING OFF

Deputy State Grain Inspector
Aien Anderson'n repoftsof the grain
receipts at Seattle for the month
of January shows n decided falling
Oft, the cause being attributed b
him 20 the car shortage aud The
freight blockade. The report shows
that but $50 cars Of grain were re.
coived Ia January. ~ compared to
ego cars for that month IN 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
EXPLOSION CAUSES
FIRE ON MONTARA

A explosion ~ oil gases In the
lamp ruom u the collier MontsfH
il supposed 10 have bceu tho cause
nf iasD blafe which occurred
nbnard that vcnNci shortly after 1
o'elnck this morning wkile lyinE
al Pier A. The msn in the fore
castle wrre awakened by the en-.
plosion and with the ships hoee pat
The hiaEa out before the fire dc.
parsmanf arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
OPIUM DEN RAfpeo.

Little Al Sing. the Chinese Kid, /"
who has been running an opium den
IN the Montana house. on Fourth av.
s.. was caught In the act yesterday
afternoon hy officer keefe. aud ar.
rested. Sings opium pipe and out
fit, including a small amount OF
opium, was brought 20 the jail 10
be held rs evidence. and Sing was
locked up IN default OF 5000 ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
NEW 3 SUBURBAN ROAD.

A fFanchine Tor an electric rail-
way 10 run aroand ths saofs tine Of
ihs DuSenish river. commencing ~
Ali point. and trestiinx bridges
across the different waterways. has
been granted 10 the Seattle Electric
camrany b. the King county beard
- commissioners The right -of-
way " 10 be occupied about March /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
IrRusrsEs ARE ELECTED.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Seattle q Tacoma
Power company was held at the
Dexter Horton bank yesterday aft
ernoon. The following were elect
ed trustees for tho ensuing year
Robert Moran, " ". Denny. r 6
Neufelder. Lester Turner. w. II
Workman. N II Latimer. Edmund
Bowdeu and w r. Rust The trua.
tees viii elect the officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
MASTER AND DOG MISSING.

The police have been notified OF
the appearance o. ono Tony. q
small poodle dog. and his master
xenae usseil of 80 Twenty first
a. south UEseli has been IN the
city bat . short time and IL thought
n have about $500 IN his pockets.