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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

A crowd o. about 20 persons.
members Of the Seattle Athletic
club and business and professional
men. this morning saw DR.. u. r.
Roller. OF Seattle. defeat Emil
Kiank. Of Chicago. IN a wrestling
match. In two straight falls. the
first In rs minutes and the second
ga ~ minutes
Tho contest was held Ia q va.
cant store building IN West Seattle.
and the spectators were packed IN
lake sardlnes. They were well re-
wardcd. however. for their trip.
Into the 20 minutes OF actual wrest.
ling there was crowded as much
fast work as has ever been seen In
wrestling match In the northwest.
A ali stages Of the contest Roller
was on the offensive and 20 those
with any acquaintance with the
wrestling game the outcome was
never In doubt Aggressive from
the moment the two men stepped
upon the mat. Roller kept al his
opponcnt. giving him no ioafing mo
mentH and rapidly wearing him
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
RIOTERS JAILED
At VALDEZ

No further word has been r..
cclyed hy either Capt y ". Jarvis
representing the Gungeuhcim inter.
osts. or Harry .. Reynolds. Of the
Alaska Home Railway company,
concerning the recent trouble be.
tween the tive forces 10 camps 10
keystone Pass. near Valdez The
Hast word that has been received In
the city IL Ia the effect that the
men who aFe believed 10 b. Che
inutlgators % Enc trouble are in jail
In Valdez
When seen this morning CAPT
Jarvis said that n the fight oe.
Cured hia men were IN the WRONG
az he considered. % matter what
the provucatiou miFht have been.
they had 40 cause 20 shoot anyone
The matter continued Capt. Jar
Vie. will BE- aitled 20 tho bottom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
YOUNG ACTRESS FINDS SUCCESS
IN RICHARD MANSFIELD'S ADVICE
WORK. AVOID DRAMATIC
SCHOOLS AND DON'T pE
sptsg LITTLE THEATER.~
SAID oREAr Acroa TO MISS
RAoAN--ssE NEEDED AND rs
HAPPY.

tssassls star Exclusive ssrviee.l
los ANGELES. Cal. SEPT. a.
Probably the laat words of advice
coneefuinE q stage career ever
spoken ~ Richard Mansfield wefo
addressed 10 Miss incs Raglan. a
younS aetrcas oi ghH city. who had
appealed to him ioF Information a.
10 the best school for dramatic
training Mr Mansfield said
"wers. Dent psy yevr money
90 some theatrical failure ~ho is
tsashlng asamssle ar because he
eanHot oct JOB on me stage. os,
a speaking part IN some con-.
paHy a. soon as yeg can, ard al.
Ways rennorber that . speaking
nars IN little thrs,sr is better
than a ealkan'walssout part on
the biggest stage IN tire world.
That's an"
Miss R8raa followed che advice
ef the gr.at artist and hna Al
ready won an enviabie position
among The stage fayorltes Of the
Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
TEMPLE is
NOW TOO SMALL.

Organized labor 10 Seattle has
increased To such an extent az 10
untgruw The present Labor temple
on Sixth and University. which was
erected a few years aEo with the
hope thar Il would suffice for the
unions for at least a decade.
The addition 81 another story
was decided upon last week bug
as it d. impossible 20 add 20 the
eastern end Of the building b..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
TESTIMONY AGAINST
DEAD GOVERNOR

BOISE. ida. Sept 21-Tho Unit.
ed States attorney wlll today seek
to establish the connection Of "a.
Governor stcuuenherE with the a.
legged land fraud conspiracy This
he hopes 90 succeed On doing
through the testimony OF United
states senator Addison Foster Of
Washington. aud that ~ A o.
Campbell. the Spokane millionaire.
whom he tried 90 interest in the
Boise lands The contract entered
into between Sweet nnd steunsn-
berg IL considered hy the govern.
ment 10 be the most important IN
establishing tho guilt OF both men.
inaamuch as ID was executed prior
to filing Of lands hY bogus entry.
men. II ala0 points. though in.
directly, 10 parties who furnished
Wells with the money for the
dummy ontfymen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
WILL REMAIN
TN SEATTLE

nenoaarinF the story that the
promoters Of the Alaska Home rail-.
SAY are Disguised wiih Seattle and
are planning % seek capital for
their read IN Tacoma or Portland
VII Atkinson. Of the Alaska proa
peciof, ~ Valdez. one ~ the pro.
moiefa 81 The railway. stated this
morning that the company expected
20 set all the support necessary
from Seattle
Propositions have been made 70
finance the company IN other coast
cities with a view - securing for
those cities the trade which the
railroad wlil develop and carry
suufh b. boat San Francisco.
Portland or Tacoma could be made
the terminal % this trade. but the
70 DO 80 have come
from those cities. not from ua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Information which Chief Of Po-
lice Wappenstein has every reason
TO believe Is perfectly Trustworthy
was received BY the police today
20 the effect that Frank Covlng
ton and Charles Burilson. suspected
murderers Of Mrs Agnes COving
ton. actually left Seattle on the
steamship Santa Clara September
10. 10 engage In work At Catalla.
According 10 this information a
party who was well acquainted with
the two suspects saw them before
the trunk with the body Of the girl
came ashore on the beach near
South AM. and they told him OF
having arranged to leave for
Catalia.
The police have the names Of the
parties, who the two young men
were to 80 20 work for. and have
asocrtaiued that Coyington and
BurilHOn had been well acquainted
with their prospective employer
previously IN this city
The authorities declined 90 al.
yuige the name Of their informant
this morning. bat consider. in view
OF previous information which had
reached them Of much the same
character. that there can be bat IT.
tie doubt that the two ingitiTes are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
FIVE BOATS FOR THE
COPPER RIVER

by the opening Of navigation In
the north next year there will b.
five beats running on The Copper
river This has been decided upon
BY the Copper River a Northwest,
crn Railroad company, and plans
for the beats are about 10 be drawn
Capt George Leslie Iliil. who Is
the first man 20 navigate a steam
vessel np the Copper river, Il VA
Seattle. aud has made bis report
Of the exploring trip up The river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
CANE RUSH
ON TODAY

This afternoon on the university
campus the husky youths 81 the
freshman and sophomore classes
are engaged In their annual cane
rush. The result will determine
whether The freshman Agn any
rights around the university or not
Unless he can beat the soph. De
must subma In silence to the reeu-
latong that prohibit his wearing
Of q dress suit, smoking q pipe on
ee campus anf6 "a aeribiug oeer
humillaling rcgulao5n8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
HIT BOY With
CLEAVER

Charged uiih having struck
Charles illiee young delif
efY hnY. with a mras ciaafef. aefi
uHslV iniunur the lad. 7 q Park
a butcher employed o. Peter Mur
faY iu a market near Pike o. ard
Eighth av. was yesterday arrested
bY Patfuimen Collier. HuuKhtan and
Haghest Aad iocked ~ in lail oa a
charge % assault ~iih q deadly
weapon
The mnn and tuy has some
words and PARA slapped The Young
fellow Mheu fumuE fiiiaa struck
back the butcher gfaahed the
cicafer and siashed IA thc boz d
head. cutting thFunEh hln bat and
iuflcfinG a bad cash in the scalp
The shuii % pot believed % b. ffac
turcd The sounded boz was taken
% Providence Hospital fof treat
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept 81
lsaishi 10 he arena Of Tom Nc.
|assTa Pacific Athletic club viii
|tNH uhai local sporting men ex.
r. . = one Of the greatest light.
Fashi pngilisiic battles IN The hin.
p q the RAG. when Joe Cans
3 9scrEe Memslc come taEefher
sahm tighter vii have an excuse
L sHef should he lose. Both glad.
A'egs are below the required
III q 1856 poHuda Zach IA ia
saaid physical condition and
~ expresses The utmost conf.
80 y BIZ ability to land tho vim.
- saaFe cf the purse The con.
sassA q opinion among tho sfu.
80 q he dope IL TRAIT Cans
Nin This Is reflected Ia
4. lifting which on the eve IA
- pall's stands Al 4 to 1 In the
neIsa naaa favor
"Ae 4 expected 10 make a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

cause Of a Sc By go hail on The top
story on this end precludinK the
possibility Of any extraordinary
weight on n. the new addition h be.
inF added 20 but half the building.
The western end Labor officials
say another years growth will
probably require the faxlng of tho
present structure and the oonstruc.
ton Of a much larger temple In lts
stead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
HUNDREDS BOUND
FOR SEATTLE
10y United Press,

DAWSON. 7. n Sept. % Two
hundred passengers from the Tan.
ana district arrived here iaat night
On two steamers. and four steam,
ers vii arrive here within the
next three days with passengers
all bound FOR Seattle The last
steamer from here for white Horse
viii leave October IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
ss.++sssssts :

The plans are bsias vcrkea OUT
mr. one q the sSeaiest lccal I'm
opxemenis ever attempted IN Sc
.asls IL the bulldlag Of q bis doab'e.
ssxsrd boaeyara for The use q
,.sl,oass street cars and gcacrol
snfre ever Railroad aN 10 West
eeai,e
4 slsn ior tie payment q The
~ q, TITS By Improvement has
1ses lsxawd eas A. shown BY the
shse wheaals. which viii shortly
= wesenssd 10 the various later
s.s lnselsea
ous meefinG q corporations and
fse.ana interests has already been
I'D AZ another viii BE- held 10
|, ~ hys 10 farther the matter.
rmmase. cursisting ~ prom.
me-, men representing the city,
W,sg ssellsa the tidelands. the
slessk eamg4nY and the railroads
Ia heea Appointed ~ wurk the
rseu lkFeagh This committee
tsa,das The fallowlux
rnlaa&s-C r. Husseii chair
~ b. Gecrze II. Randall and
lin FstEk
vet ssassleU u. r. Neisx j.
hssrnsn snd ] ShorFett.
rlfF d SeAgtie-City Engineer
|RH Taaasnn
ssaliis Electric Company Jacob
Fzrik
Eaa Facilsc-Iohu p Hartman
Amoers is Ample
n amnant q money set down
: o. different explorations and
xsitr4iitlss and iideiand oWu.
na : e0nzldeFed. viii be- ample
) b1id ~ boulevard vith the two
~ dsaShridess which viii have
= = balH acruss the waterways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ~ The
federal Grand Jury has found elk
indictments IN this city against ~.
fielais 81 the Southern Pacific aud
Pacific Mall steamship company for
violations Of the rate law
The indictments contain tto
counts. and Il u understood thar r.
~ Hartman. J. e stubbs and n
+ schNern ~ the Pacific Mail are
Included among the officials named
The Indictments are said to be
BASED on ghe charge that che eom,
panies have brought shipments
from The Orient through this city
% Chlcago az rate lower than the
Que published
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
CROWDS VISIT THE
EDEN MUSEE

The new Eden Musee, on First
av. aud Cherry g., modelled after
the famous museo in New York.
Yves opened to the public for the
first time last might Long before
the doors opened crowds of people
surrounded the entrance and sew
cral policemen we're necessary TO
keen them from blockadlng the
sidewalk
Tho concessions ON the inside
are OF the nature of vaudeville acts,
The moving picture show on the
top floor ls highly entertaining, as
% the Illusion show on the next
lower floor fhe "dnrkey show, on
the second floor. attracted much at.
tention. Ry tonight it Is believes,
that all OF the small concessions
will be opened and the place r4s-
niue la full blast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
CUBAN GENERALS
ARE ARRESTED
10y United Prsss)

HAVANA. Sept ~ Three Gu.
ban generals. PARA. Ducasal and
Mirai. have been arrested. charged
with conspiracy % incife n general
outbreak This followed the an.
nouncement that a threatened upria
Ing had heun discovered. Gov Ma.
COON d. we'll prepared 20 crush out
any revolutionary movements.
troops having been appraised 10 be-
ready Tor emergency calls at any
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
SAY MURDERER'S ARREST
ONLY QUESTION OF DAYS

hud thoHe wlfe sse Eeaponaibie hg
tho aifair Will be punished
H. has been learned thRt thsac
members Ut the crowd Of the Alaaisa
Home Railway company who were
In the row viii be arrested aud
charged with melting a riot The
jar "a Valdez IL now guarded BY a
force 81 10 men 90 a. 20 quci a
disturbance should one occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
FIRE Is QUICKLY
ExTINQUlSHED

Fire which originated from a gas
range this morning caused conEia
cradle excitement and nominal
damage at a large flat structure AZ
100 Seventh az. The fire depart.
mcnt cxtinguiahed the blaze. which
was confined to the upper room in
which u started The apartment
was occupied BY Mrs W. n Nohe
No one was hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
KING COUNTY GETS 1T IN
The NECK AGAIN

King county will again pay the
bulk of the states taxes this year.
Tor about 30 per cent Of the total
viii como from this county, accord
Ing to the figures issued yesterday
bY the board of equalization. Only
"A 4 per cent reduction was allowed
on the assessments Of the county.
while Pierce county gets o. reduc-
tion Of per cent and other eoun-
uoH more
~ think there has been glarlng
injustice done this county" said
Assessor Parish THE morning. we
should at least have had as large
"a reduction as Pierce county. espe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

cially a. Pierce county did not in.
crease hor assessment on her coal
or timber lands The reduction OF
f2.500.0Q0 on railroads comes as
a surprise 10 me. as ! was informed
that any just assessment OF rail
road property would stand. and was
given 10 understand that the assess.
mentH made we're satisfactory The
trouble lies IN the fact that King
county has no representative on
the board
Treasurer Gormloy. when seen
this morning simply said We'll.
King county has got Il In the neck
again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
600 DRO N

VICTORIA. y G.. Sept. 27.-Ad.
Vices ~ terrible disaster due 90
great floods prevailing ia japan
have been received The overflow
Of the river Otonaahlgawa running
through the town OF Fukuchiyama.
near Kyoto. caused tho loss OF
more than GOO lives. the river ris.
ing more than 90 fcet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
SUE CONTRACTORS
TO RECOVER SHORTAGE

Treasurer George Russell will
turn over 20 Corporation Counsel
Scott Calhoun within a few days a
list Of 80 names OF street contract.
ors against whom suits will be be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
POSTPONE DEMONSTRATION
OF GAFFNEY FENDER

agreed to stand In front OF a run
ming car with the fender attached,
confident Of being picked up with
out injury
No reply has been received from
Labor Commissioner Hubbard to
the request OF the board OF public
works that he conduct an investi-
CATION of the Tenders In use In Se-
attic with a view TO substituting
a better fender, excepting a letter
from his office In Olympia 20 the
effect that the labor commissioner
Is not there and Is not expected
until next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
DECIDES STEAMER
TAXATION

The state tar commissioners to
day forwarded their decision in the
boat tax cases 10 the county auditor
The jefferson and the Dolphin
owned By the Alaska Steamship
company. are held 20 be taxable In
king county.
Tho Dode. Lydia Thompson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

gun 20 recover the Ripllnger short.
axe Of SIS. 600.
Il n expected that the actions
will be pushed ahead fast enough
% get them before the state ga.
premo court the first OF the year
and thus get an early decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Sampson. Bellingham and Chippe-
wa. owned by the Straits Steamship
company, and the Geo. +. Star. In
land Flyer. Utopia and Rapid Tran
sit owned by the Inland Naviga-
ton company. the Indianapolis and
iriQuois, owned by the International
Steamship company, are taxable In
jefferson county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

ON account OF delay in making a
trial fender OF the style invented
by Al Gaffnoy. OF Seattle. the trial
90 the fender proposed for tomor-
row has been postponed until next
week MT Gaffney, the Inventor,
has been working all week TO get
the fender ready In time for
test tomorrow. but DELAY In the
iron work IA the shop where the
work A. being done, caused the
poeiponcmcut
Some day next week the trial
will be- made. volunteers having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
QUIT CIRCUS FOR SEATTLE

declared tlpir intention OF staying
In Seattle Monday one or two can.
vas men quit and five or six wag.
Onors followed
Yesterday only a few OF She orig
inal ataffe remained. Then IL was
mp " Mr. Speers, one OF the mana.
gers. 20 do something So no hiod
o. tlW labor temple whore he fin.
ally succeeded Ia picking up man
willing 20 try CIRCUS life for a
VIVA lle says he novcp knew "a
csy 70 ettfea his men as Seattle
hlae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
ARREST BOY
AS FORGER

Claude Stephenson. a i7-year old
boy was arrested by Deputy sher.
~ Tom Smith NJ Buckley yeaser-
day charged with having forged the
name Of a. u. Cooper. n business
man 81 Enumeiaw 60 three checks
on the State bank Of Enumclaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

seattle'a resources and opportun.
tiles proved 80 allurlng 10 mum
Der of laborors belonging 10 the
Gentry Brothers circus that Me
shows ecre ~ dnesr OF not boins
able to decamu thW murisng a.
II WIS The management sas ONl xpa
90 leave ahofihandee
Viz first intention fhas srouhle
waa brewing came last SelNly.
pay day. when foua or five young
STEERS c0mmoi@ k~ows y. dog
boys" Grow thse soidbecke ane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

CONES TO INVESTIGATE
THE WANG @0VER RtoT8.

SAN FRANCISCO. Scot ~ H.
T imai, secretary Of the Iaem@ae
consulate NJ Meselnis. arrived on
the steamer Siberia. having been
ordered bs hia hemo reFefDnea
20 proceed a. Naneouysr aaa nrisipe
a thorough investigation 81 the ~.
cent antiIapanoae outbreak there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
WILLIAMS FOUND GUILTY.

George Williams was yesterday
found guilty Of robbery BY a Jury
IN Judge Morris court A. r Rose.
mund, a negro who was with him
At the time o. the offonsc. pleaded
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

th~ sherlffs office serAss ~
esiysd . message Prom Chehalie
tsat four horses, agreeing with tho
descriptions OF horses stolen Ia this
county, have been csptleed there.
Deputy Sheraf Joe Hul went ia
Cehhalla today TO bring sack lose
animals a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
WORKING OUT PLANS
| TO REACH WEST Side
POSTAL RATE REDUCED.

After oeioheg the rate on
foreign postage win be- five cents
on the first ounce and three cents
ON each additional half ounce. In.
stead of five cents on each ounce
as az present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
MIDI Rrnort ID -.

Capt s n Denny and Chief En-
gineer J v. Farmer of the Sound
steamer La Conner appeared today
before the United States marine in-
spectors aud made formal report
of the fire which destroyed The la
Conner IN Tacoma on Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

steamship Ohio Is scheduled 10
sail this evening for Nome This
will be the last trip north. OF that
vessel this season When she re-
turns che will be- ovcrhauled and
turned over 20 her owners. Frank
Warehouse a Co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
CASE is DISMISSED.

The charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses against d. G.
McHarg was today dismissed at
the request of Prosecuting Attor
ney Macintosh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

VANCOUVER. Il. O.. Sept 2I~-
The New York theological society
has purchased q large collection ~
Gig gIeno from ). = Reed Of Vie.
toria for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
CANS AND MEM SIC
ARE BOTH READY

rushlng fiEht depending urnu bis
terrific hitting powers - offset the
eleveFness 90 his antagonist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
a,,x,d Boulevard Will Give Access to New Water
: Gran, and Give Railroads and Street Car Lines
E,U Connection With West Seattle---PrOpOse TO
lDaartiou Cost Among Different Interests.

So enthusiastic are the tideland
owners ana West Seattle that IL Is
believed there VIII not be a single
ohleelion made on their part.
ln a letter read from Jacob
Furth az the first meeting the ap.
proyal " the Seattle Electric com.
pany 90 the plan vas aaafNcd The
clty 81 Seattle. Il IL thought. will
readily approve the improvement.
ana IL oaiy remains 90 set the ap.
pfoyai o. All the railroads 20 Ia.
sure the success Of the scheme.
Open New Section.
Ne railroad or thoruughfare 20.
day can extend West OF the east
waterway. and the entire stretch 81
harbor around 10 West Seattle IL
cut OF and cannot he developed
With The douhledscked boulevard
the railroads can build switches
onto the property clear across the
hartoF
Il IL seven miles around 90 Aiki
Point By way OF the electric line
With the new boulevard the dts
lance cas- b. shortened 10 ten mta.
ates from California av.. and &C
teen minutes from Aiki Point Go the
center Of business ca this side.
G. n Hasseii. ONE % che bis tide.
land owners. has uffcfed. II ucCeas
saFy. 20 give $4,000 90 insure the
boulevard EoinK through
A tentative plan. talked over ~
She first meeting held Monday
evening IN The office ~ ur Ran.
aail. IN the pionesf building. Waa
20 TAX the ildeland lots east % the
wesf waterway $500 each. those
on the wesf * thc woet waterway
$500. West Seattle waterfront so
a iot aud West Seattle 80 8 lot.
Makes Burden Light
The last however. o. decmed the
proper one az n wiil make fhn bar
dcn a comparatively light one ON
evers boaY Interested
q x Neisz. a. chairman ~ ERE
West Seattle anb-commlttce a. %
bring the matter next % the notice
Of West Seattle. and this siii o.
done 20 that anma report eau he
made az the next meeting Of the
general COMMITTEES.
Railroad az u go feet side. The
assessment that d mace up IN a
preliminary fashion win build the
roadway and put on The upper deck
an asphalt pavement The two
draubfidEeH Win BE- built ~ steel
uith fA0foot draws, under plans
approved By che government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

of religious work by laymen we're
held today In connection with the
Brotherhood Of ST. Andrews Inter-
national congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
eleAMY CHARGE DISMISSED.

The charge Of higamy against
Malcolm D Campbell was today
dismissed by Judge Morris as the
result Of arrangements made cut
OF court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

~ Capt. %. II. Jarvis. head Of the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

WASHINGTON. Sept 27 Cen
cral and sectional conferences ie
voted 70 the discussion OF methods