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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18
Willie Has Such an Active Brain.

Willie Has Such an Active Brain.
"Was Daniel really such wise man.
mamma?" asked Willie thoughtfully.
"Yes. dear. as wise almost as Solo,
mon. WILLIE"
"Well. mother. | bet Solomon would
have done better than Daniel did. any
way" continued Willie.
why. what do You mean. my SOM"
"l'll betcher Solomon would have had
sense enough to charge admission
when he went into the lions DEM
Ladies' Home journal.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18
A Permanent Advancement.

What! A half ticket for
each Of those girls? Passenger-Yes.
be fifteen and the other at least thir-
teen. Passenger-That's right: but,
you sec. they're half sisters.-Chicago
News.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18
Misdirected Charity,

She-Papa has given $4,000 to es-
tablish a home for old men. Wasn't
that awfully good Of him? He-Yes.
But It would have been u whole lot
better II he'd given half that sum TO
establish a home for you and certain
young man | could name.-Exchange.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18

"What's the matter" asked the po-
liceman Of the tramp. Haven't you
any place to go!"
ANY place ter CO." was the con-
temptuOus reply. 1--WE got the whole
United States before me. I've got so
many places ter go dat it's worryin'
me dizzy maxim up me mind which
way ter start"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18
Good Family.

MY daughte: appears to have mar
ried very happily" remarked lady.
Her husband has not wealth. it must
be admitted. but he has family"
Yes. heard he was widower
with six childrenv' neighbor shifted
acridly.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18
Signs.

Signs.
"Do you believe in signs?"
'Well. ! must confess that when I
see man wearing one proclaiming
that he Is deaf and dumb get little
shaky. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18

II you wish to reach the highest, be
gin at the lowest.-Syrus.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-12-18
The Other Boys Fault.

JHo Vtner boy4 aux.
Mother-I hear you We're at the foot
Of the class last week. Tommy. Tom
my-'Twasn't my fault. Johnny Smith.
who's always at the foot. was sick at
hOme.-Circle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Atlantic Fleet Is Greeted
al Night by the
People.
Batileships Are Proceeding
North in Squadron
Formation.

on Beard U. s. S. Georgia. st
Sea, May is.--tVis Wireless to
Mare leland. Cat, May ts.l--Lone
rolling seas aud a heavy fog made
the morning run yesterday Of the
Atlantic baitleship aeet a disa-
Ereeablc one Ia the forenoon the
fog lifted o bit. bat the seas con
ilnued heavy aud the ships steamed
ai about an eightkuot speed. A.
niEht the weather cleared. aud the
speed Wa increased "a X knots.
The fleet steamed as far lnshore
as II could with safety. aud when
night fell the water Was blazed BY
huge b0nfireH. beacon lights Of pa.
tfiutiam. burning upon the hiifope
aud upon the shore With the
glasses the forms of men. women
and children could be discerned
They we're dancing n front 81 the
fires and waving their arma. The
sight was q weird one. and kept
mahy Officers upon deck until a
late hour Until daybreak the fires
burned all the was up the coast.
The fleet IN proceeding In line
Of squadron While the temporary
relief from social duty f. welcomed,
considerable interest IL being man.
Tested 10 the visit 10 Pagei sound.
hat few Hbsenteeg we're reported
on leaving San Francisco. and II is
expected that she majority Of those
left behind viii take train 90 -.
attic and join their ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
DYNAMITE USED
BY STRIKERS
Cleveland Cars Wrecked
in Riots---Peace
in Sight.
tey United Prss..)

CLEVELAND. MAY IA Broad.
way street car was partially de-
stroyed by dynamite explosion
last night While % passengers
we're In the car. no one was Sc.
riously hurt. A panic followed aud
mad rush for the exits Was made
A West Madison u. car was also
damaged by an explosion of pow.
der on the track. The floor of the
car was broken through aud one
woman was seriously injured.
Trivial rioting. a deadlock I'm ar
bltration proposals. car service
largely restored and the refusal
Of the traction authorities to do
anything until disorder and violence
cease. marked the third day OF the
strike OF the conductors and motor
men on the Municipal Street Rail-
way eompany's lines.
Rioting continued today The
end OF the car strike however,
seems In sight In many instances
cars and crews were stoned. but
the police we're prompt a car col
ltded with an explosive which had
been placed upon the track The
car was shattered. but no one was
injured
Peace may grow out Of a confer.
enoe being held today between the
state board OF arbitration. union
managers and officials OF the trac.
ton company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
n,t, What R. Francis
ays in Letter 10
The Star.
A,dssn Street Patrons
MIST Pay Hundred
thousand Dollars.

i would like TO ash you
...uhsngers how you ike the
s..sssct 81 paying that hun
r. .housand doliars9
Not long age you voted 10
,<r<,ua,e il (the S. +. Co. }
I rocking out City Engineer
TAonsons municipal owner
90 plansl You were stag
,,ssd At the expensel
How about the expense OF
ne Fort LAYTON wreck
The Firs, av. wreck7
The Spokane Nv. wreck
And that hundred thousand
kln Madison wreck
The expense Of these four
pssn viii aggregate over
sascnool1
Thsse are some questions
sskai 81 a correspondent OF
II Star. whose commuitica
nas printed below The cor
psnndrni SAYS the Seattle
Ekarg 81 Is reducing q,
~rvke 10 pay ior these
aGwks tic talks ifou cNperi-
exc gaincd a. j former EN-
fese Il ihr street railway
tselnny lis statements ring
Hw Here thcy are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
ROB A
CHINAMAN
Youthful Bandits Loot a
Laundry in Broad
Daylight.

Three youthful robbers entered a
Chinese laundry at 5tS Fifth Rv ).
in broad daylight yesterday after.
noon. and. after knocking down
Chin 500, an employe. grabbed a
tin box containing see In gold and
silver. Before the Chairman could
sound an alarm the youthful thugs
made good their escape.
chin 500 says the boys entered
the laundry and one Of them ask
ed him To buy a newspaper. chin
refused. and the trio. apparently
acting in unison, fell upon the
Oriental and hit him several saw.
age blows In the fact The China
man could give no description Of
his asssilants other than that they
all wore dark clothes. lie saws he
would know them II he saw them
again
chin 500 notified City Detective
William Holland Of the bold rob
berry Efforts viii be made To APP
prehend the young robbers. II is
not thought that newsboys had any
thing 10 do with the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
IS
DEAD

Edward c Bennett. who vas In.
iured May 3. when he drove an
automobile through the railing 81
The trcstle at Fourth av 8 and
Andover st. died at i.aS O'Clock
this afternoon at Providence hos.
pitaL
BENEFITS death has been expect.
ed FOR several days. as his Injuries
were such that they could not be
successfully treated by the sur.
geons in attendance Yesterday
afternoon his father. II. r Bennett.
vas summoned 90 the bedside Of
his son In the hospital. the mother
being In attendance constantly
Death was expected yesterday. but
the Young man rallied and lived
nearly a day longer
The three others who yere in.
iured In the accident will recover.
although SUI In the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
RED HOT PLATFORM
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS FORM
MOST VIGOROUS PLATFORM
EVER ADOPTED IN THE
STATE.
(sy United Press.l

FRESNO. Cat. May IA plat.
form teemlng with denunciation Of
the Southern Pacific. lnstueting
uuquallfledly for Bryan first. last
and all the time. ridieuling the
state railroad commissioners for
their pretended investigation OF VIC
lhtlous Of law 'as pointed out by
Hon Franklin X Lane" and de
mandiug total exclusion of Aslatic
lsboreru and immediate tariff re.
form. was adopted by the demo
cratic state convention today The
document Is one OF the most vigor.
ous of It's kind ever presented TO
n California convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
SLEPT WHILE HIS ROOM
WAS BEING ROBBED

While 3 Brown vas sleeping in
room Is OF the Indiana hotel. G25
Weller It.. shortly after ! O'Clock
this morning. a burglar forced an
entrance and secured a valuable
wolf skin robe. q gold watch. n
colt revolver. a. caliber. black
suit ~ clothes. a black overcOat.
two razOrs and a quantity ~ small
81 articles. Brown suspects a team
ster. whose description he has
given the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
WHO PAYS FOR THE WRECKS
ON STREET CAR LINES?
Sound hank aud reach lta tontaclra
to the four corners ~ seattle

Sound hank and reach ita toutarlra
to the four CORNERS uf seattle
How About rhsscl
Not iong aEo YOU voted "a per
prtuate ii hN knocking eut CITY
sasineer Thomson municipal
street tall~av plans You we're
staggered a. the expense How
about the ssp--ras Of the Fort law
tcH vrsSe' The ktrst ay WRECK
fhu spokane az wrecks Aud that
hBndrcd shasaaod dollar aRdiussa
srvesf The "sApesar Of thesa
fear WreeAs wilt aggregate over
s1u0 con
The employees who caused them
are psorlY raid and oYerwoftrd.
and are az Esasa men &c The CON
psuy can set fay the uoney thsY
paY Whatever 'eHBs nap there he
attached 70 this ptreet car baai
ness tbs people uf ssattle have Kut
~ stand Stone 6 Webster afe not
Hnins 10 aland H. They are here
fug iaat one pnrmza to make
uieney foF 2 Az lf thry lii hale
.uf ne the efhsr bali vill have 10
stand the expeuss
n FRANCIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
WILL BE GRANTED a DIVORCE
AND GIVEN FORTUNE.
fRy United Pressl

NEW YORK. MAY t9-lf the
court ats favorable on the report
Of Referee David Mcclure. who has
been taking evidence IN the case.
Mrs. Alfred Gwyune Vanderbilt
will be granted an absolute divorce
and ff0.000.000 Of the millionalfe'A
fortune may be set aside for the
care of their son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Champion Wires Seeking
Match With Local
Man.
Fixes Date Of June 20 but
Roller Asks More
Time.

Frsnk Goteh. champion wrestler
q the world. wants a match With
IL D. p Roller
a message vas received in Sc
attic this morning from Gotch ask
inE II Roller has on deposit 10 this
city the sum Of 81 900 TO make
good q challenge To any man IN the
world.
II -. Gotch wires, 4 viii meet
Roller tn Seattle OF elsewhere ON
OF about Iuue 20 Tor $1,000 and the
worlds championship
Immediately upon receipt u the
message a number Of friends Of
Roller met with him Ia bis offices.
Ia the Arcade building and Gbteh's
unexpected acceptance ~ Rollers
general challenge Was discussed -
great length
Keller Wants Time.
Roller WA At first Inclined 10
send werd io Go,eh that he could
not arrange TO meet him until fail
Ii Vas pointed oug 10 Roller. how
ever b. biz friends that even II
he should meet Gotch within the
near future and should suffer de
feat that ho would siill be pnil
ones removed from the champion
ship and could again so after II
next fail 81 winter
ROLLER finally agreed TO enter
into negotiations with Gotrh for 4
match "a be- held in Seattle during
the latter past Of July. and word
10 this effect saa thia afternoon
tsieEfaphed 70 Goieh
II Golch accepts Rollers counter
proposition the Seattle physician
all a. once gise up his medical
practice and devote the next two
months 10 hard work IN the coun.
gfy.
Must Work Hard.
If I am 60 meet Goteh 40 soon
Il viii BE- necessary for me To d..
vote the entire period between tho
present aud the time Of the match
lo preparation. said Roller this
morning = must add 20 pounds
to my weight aud prepare myself
so that viii be able 10 do the
best work I have ever done IN my
he"
The prospect Of Roller meeting
Gotch will add interest to the
match with Beeli az the Dreamland
rink next Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

LOS ANGELES. May ls-The
trial Of W. =. MeComas. the we'll
known mining man and ciubman.
on the charge Of numbering Mrs
Charlotte l.. NoYoa IN her apart.
menta on the night ri February q.
began here today MccOmHs shot
and killed Mrs. Noyes while they
we're alone In the room late at
night There were no witnesses 20
the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19


wireless 30 Table Bluff, Cali,
MAJ is-On a rough sea. that
made It impossible Tor small craft
~ meet them. the Is battleships
Unanswered outside OF Humboldt
har today In the presence Of thou
sands Of people. many Of whom
had stood In the drenchiur rain
since early morning The rain vas
pouring when the fleet started to-
ward the bar. the great ships drop.
ping out OF squadron formation into
one long line. Thus they circied
In aud out. figure eight formation.
again dropping into squadron for
nation as they stood out 20 sea
At II O'Clock the weather Was
falF. but the sea was the heaviest
encountered since the fleet left
Hampton Roads lust before the
feet stood out 10 sea. wireless
greetings were EXCHANGED with the
Chamber OF Commerce of Eureka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Refuse 10 Strike.

SPOKANE. MAY 19--The street
car employees. after several meet.
lngs yesterday, today decided not
10 strike. The company still main.
tains It's open-shop principles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Cannon sursts-one KILLED.

FERNDALE.. Cal. May IL
While firing salutes 10 Admiral
sperry's baitleships. which passed
here at 8. 80 this morning. a large
cannon. posted on the beach near
Centeryille. five miles from here.
exploded. instantly killing Isaac
Davis aud seriously lnjuring three
women. a boy. aud slightly iniuring
several others. The cannon was
an old one. having been used here
for 80 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

4 ~ b. remembered that a
Hatisa 81 gstpmaa named Jones
IT car 60 back FROM Fourth AZ
esersi monihs since ON the car
rsw = people al of whom vere
nsr o. less Injured Probably q
so psFeentaee Of fhsse claims
tase ben settled Same % those
EseelY Injured xot so 911 others
~ a. much presume a con.
nrziixs average Tor the y holc sa
Gains xosid D. g. 900 each
" egarse oaiy q few ia the Sc.
sff@ Electric company employ
izes iHst shat that Wreek cost.
~ fFosa shat have beca able "a
isafn FROM those Who took that
~ and unwilling ride with Nf
sfpmsa Jones ! would say that
th9aQ = = laN estimate 81 The
ssazgss obtained Now the point
islsh o make Il this. that Instead
q stnne 4 Webster standing this
ssogaoas expense. which tbey De-
ssrre 70 Do. aa a penalty Tor re-.
Iaininx ire onsibie tralumeu a'
~ wages. \ Who ode on Madi
- 81 asd the lfainmau We ride
ID arr pafinE 81 ever day
Taos. Who Are payinJ.
We who pay fares b. waiting
ne a. long for car on the
Aas ED a. We did pfur 20 the
Hsez. b. standing on one foot and
eaeh others feet where se we're
h'msrly graci0uslY allowed the
tses 70 stand on both our own
~ aaf b. being dumped of ev-
sJ alternate outbound car At the
pHsr h0use
ne train conductors are paying
7 y one doing the work that fro
iaIneffy did below Fourth az This
si'eels a saving Of about 81 80 per
"a H.5si5o a year
~ zripmon srs paying n By
niing their running lime cut down
1eT have 10 make more trips
- hali more people than they
- 2. Last year there were 30
M On Madison 81. shortly after
sIeek nine runs WeFe taken
fhls inst adds one. fourth to
WORK u each crew Every
W. bii helpa This view Of the
.Ise< qsesiiou maY be new To
va and perhaps BE- doubted by
:" Nho TAXI their street railway
.'si'aaiion tailor made from the
'"pp q Jacob Fufth.
Blame II on Panic.
ne Seattle Electric company
-sa'd have ~ believe that the
ae hurt theif business 80 that
we're obliged to cut expenses
@ase ends meet Not 80. About
=. ~ ums ihese reforms we're in
= ,is'sd Hss told By an official
ne Seattle Electric company
a. mere had been 30 marked
~a.'ha'ion IN the receipts of the
!, 'gsaI especially on Madison
s = having had a good many years
- ss'shce a. a Madison ~. train
~. ! have learned 10 take Mr.
49, ; yarns at their true value
-, an BY the way. is away below
solid Ike % ask you atfal
~ ~, - how yOu Ike the prospect
psylhg that hundred thousand
,.s = , shls what you voted for wher
r. ~ invited this foreign octopus q
s i's ugly head In the Puge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
JUST Before Adjournment
Anil Whisky Plank
Adopted.
State Convention Elects a
Double Delegation and
lnstructs.

SPOKANE. MAJ - ~ a two
"a one vote. iallewinE = most
stormy session. the democratic
state convention iast before mia
nlght adopted q plank declaring
nor the Submission so tho vutefu
of q constitutional amendment for
bidding the sale and manufacturp
Of splriluoua llaaofs.
a doeblr delegation II 80. each
Sith a hair vote. was elected 10
the nengef convention. aud the del
egaies wefe instructed 70 vote for
ifyan all the time
National Committeeman.
The Convention indoFred for ma
tioual committeeman " ~ Dun
phy u Walla Maila county. n
nominated for chairman ~ The
STATE centFai committea George J.
Wright II Pierce county elected
as dcleEatee.at.iarFe 60 the national
couyeaiina she fpilpNinE delegates
elth half vote each 4 II TIT.
low. Pierce I. = nlFnold che
halls Fred q baldwin. Spokane
Dan raui. Douglas. George p.
Christensen Adams A q Nit.
cham. Lincalu. and Charles q liclf
nor aud p A Macdonald. kinH
county No alisruatrs Nere
elected
Delegation Elected
Zoe presidential electors "a. foi
loving wefe named J. s. Nc
herman Garfield couutY. > 4
f1tfhenrr. Clailnm Niimnu Tue
kcF KiuE Thomas Il Vance.
ThBrnien. and George + Rlehfrd
500. tieufou
In sddlsloa to the eight dele
gates a. large. ths following were
elected by congressional districts
Fifst district John 4. Lakes and
" u remhsrion. 81 Whatcam
county and Daniel Currie and ~
" BLACK. 81 snohouiah.
second distrtrt@Thi Hratian. 81
kHckita'. " W Cannon. ~ Lewis.
Frank X spinning. - Pierce. and
! G. Coulne. Of Thufstuu
Third district r. a White. %
Whitman NJ A smallsY. Of OLA
nogan Jerome urumhcllef. 81 spu
kane. and A l. Slmmuua. Of Kit
fitHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Auto Goes Over a High
Embankmeni 10
Beach.
Two in the Meuymaking
Party Receive Fatal
Injuries.
sy United Pes.al

sAN FRANCISCO. May -
usftha kufa a beautiful Is cHr
old Eiri ta dying and q chauffeur.
Who SAYS bis name ls Ave Mrryin
Nili nut surxif. the day a. the
euiminailou of . nigbi u rrveify
shich resulted ia an intoxicated
chauffeur driving an automobile
over f. blrh emhankmrnf the ma
chine turnlng turtle aud nlnniux
the five occupants beneath u on
The ocean beach AZ Z o'clock thia
murniaH
In she machine wrfc Mics Rugf.
Aervin. Anita HruWn. II & Viii
Jams and the chauffeur Of the ma
chine Who disappeared after the
accident With ihs exception ~
the RaiH Eiri all IT the names
given are fictitious - shown b.
subsequent iuyesttsation
Tass IN RsSorts
The merry party. after fidlng
about town fer several hoars. made
IS waY toward she ocean beach
takiaN Ia al the resorts thar Hne
that thofnuEhfars
soon after starting for The rify.
there q . point where q turn must
be made fu avoid piuuWlnF over au
emhaukmenf ID the bsarh. but she
man who was driving vas appar
entity unfamiliar eith the road and
instead 81 turning sharply to the
riaht. allowed she machine "a con.
tinue straight ahead wifh the ~
suit that IL left the main highway.
turned completely over and pinned
the occupants beneath Their
plight VAS discovered by another
automobiles. who summoned assist.
ance and the unfortuuatcs we're 70.
leased
Injured viii Die.
Tho RuYz girl suffered a com.
pound fracture 81 the nose. LAGER.
ated wound Of the scalp. a possible
fractured skull. besidca numerous
ahrasions about the body.
Meryin received fractured right
arm. punetufed Ndund 81 the left
lex. COMMISSIONS Of the right Shout
der. compound fracture Of the nose
and a compound facture Of the
skull 80 hope IL held out FOR
either
The other members 81 the party
we're treated Tor minor injuries
on Mergin's person we're found let.
ters and papers which would lead
70 the belief that his right name
Is Paul kemeref.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

r. W Grant, superintendent of
building. I'm a letter 10 Mayor
John r Miller yesterday. stated
that an Inspector from the depart.
ment was supervising the work of
the construction Of the official
grand stand opposite the New
Washington hotel. and that when
the stand u opened ~ will be abso-
lutely safe The stand was de-
signed TO support a weight Of so
pounds per square foot. but extra
support have been added 40 that
each seat will be capable Of sus
tanning 1000 pounds There are
Il 600 seats In the stand More than
one-third OF the number has already
been reserved. and orders are pour.
ing In al the chamber Of commerce.
for reservations
Tuesday. the day of the bic
parade. will be bank holiday IN
the city. Yesterday tho seattle
Clearing House association decided
that all banks remain closed next
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Steamers to Assemble.

All the steamers on the sound
runs viii take excursions from tho
points along their regular runs.
Most OF the boats ain change their
schedule so as 10 proceed To Port
Townsend with their loads OF ex.
curaloniats and then accompany
the fleet to Seattle Almost every
boat that could be secured VIII
either come with the fleet from
Port Townsend or else be in the
line Of ships that viii meet the
fleet about West Point light house.
The reception committee. the
chamber OF commerce and friends
Will be on the steamship City Of
pnebla. which will be the flagship
81 the local fleet Co meet the bat.
tleship fleet The chamber OF com.
mcrce has also secured the steam
ship Tmatilla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

According IA present indica1ena
the railroads aud stfsmahip cufapas
cites uiil be unable 60 hfiag an the
people 20 Seattle uho wish 10 see
the fleet
Friday tao special trains Niii
leave Spokane over the Great
Northern ia addition 70 the regular
trains Two cars have been or.
dnrsd BY The inhabitants % krnpp.
which IL ven small town We.
nalchs has asked Tor three special
cars. bat ~ the ears we're not asked
fof until too late. the Wehatrhee
people will not BE- able 20 obtain
them May other places failed 10
put ia orders Tor special cars until
200 late
Cars are being rushed 70 the east.
ern part Of the stat. from the east.
err states - as 60 take care Of
the bis demand
on the Northern Pacific five apes
elal trains will leave Spokane Fri.
day. 90 a. Ia take care 81 the traffic
between Spokane and Seattle.
Every town north 81 Portland on
the Northern Pacific vii send dele.
cations 60 seattle Atoms the Cana.
dian Pacific line The conditions are
similar. many people from across
the boundary having slsnifiad their
Intention Of being present 10 help
welcome the American fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

Boats and Trains. ; Cents
TIE WEATHER SHOWERS TONIGHT
AND WE'D NE6DAY; SOUTH WINDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

The acting chief realizes that
the residence district Witi b. de.
serted practically during tho pa
fadn next Tuesday and tof that
reason be viii ssud swarm Of
officers Oh the hills ~hlis the PEG
pie are doNn town cheering the
biusiacksfs Tho real danger from
thieves viil be the tsnautiees
homes The police feel that there
sili b. more attempted cTimes In
The residence districts than on the
cruw DID streets
The artinK chief this morning
stated that alt persons Who propose
a. vlss the parade should hide
their xsiuables OF deposit them In
safety YaHitA 4 large nnnuber 81
special officers wlli work In con.
junction. with regular patfnlmen IN
the residence districts. and the act.
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