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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
TO
RECRADE
Property Owners Form As
sociatiOn to Garry on
Fight.

Taxpayers in the district affected
By the proposed Twelfth nv. 70
grade have formed \ Taxpayers
Protective association. and viii
flxht the matter In the courts.
O. l. wllletK IL president OF the
association. Miles II. Jones. treas.
urer. and ueorge =. Rowe. arcre-
tary. The plan is for every tar.
payer Ia the district 10 ray the as.
sociation 81. and attorneys employ.
81 by the association wtll eondnet
the fights In the eoaFta More than
O. 600 has already been pledged
Geo r. Rowe. secretary OF the as
ISOLATION. stated this morning that
the re@grade plan had aroused bit.
ter opposition.
IL will simply mean that a good
many 81 ms will have to move out II
Il goes through Tho estimated ex'
penss will BE- enormous. The plan
OF the city engineer ts to raise the
street IL feet All adjacent proper.
~ must be raised also. and 4 eDod
many property holders cannot stand
it
Mr. Rowe stated that the petition
FOR a rerradc had been raiiFoadcd
through BY some real estate men
two years ago. aud that there VAS
no need or deaire for = Fsgrade.
Al taxpayers In the district be-
tween Volunteer park and Jackson
street on the south and from 18th
ay. on the EAST and Minor av on
the west will b. assessed TO pay Tor
the rcErade
Neat Tuesday evening the Tar.
payers Protective association will
hold a mass me~slnk af fefe Pike
~ City Engineer Thonsou will be
present. and Councilmsn Mullen and
Revcllc have been invited "a attend.
=. 8 Norman have been employ.
ed 10 secure new members for the
association. The officers say they
win first present a mammoth pefi.
ton 20 the city council. and II that
body does not act they wiit fight
the matter 10 a finish Ia the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
AKER IS
STA BED

Colin Falla. a baker. was stab.
bed twice through the neck early
Yesterday morning ON tho ouhleship
burnside. neN lYinE az Tacoma. by
Sam hundla. second cook on the
vessel
Coming aboard tho vessel after
midnight Ia an intoxicated oondl.
ten. Wuadln began throwing dishes
and other utensils about the galley
Failso protested aud tried 10 put
Rusdln to bed Ruadin reholled and
a tusale enaued, during which Rus.
din grabbed butchers knife which
iay on the table In the galley aud
plunged Il into tho bakers neck,
then breaking him into unconscious.
meas.
During the trial yesterday the
cook pleaded guilty to the charge OF
assault aud battery. escaping With
a fine Of floo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Deputy sheriff Robert T. Hodge.
Of Hack Diamond. u an active can.
didate for the nomination for nhcr.
III Of King county.
bob does not cone forth an.
nouncinE that hla friends have
prevailed upon him TO run" but
with the same dIfeetneaa and hon,
eats which have made him ono OF
the most naeeesafal officers who
have ever served the county. he
declares that be wantA the office
for the honor and salary attached.
and will nas all honorable means
10 get the nomination
Il thiak the salary paid the nhsr.
10 u sufficient pay for N. work.
and that money can be saved 10 the
county In the conduct OF the o.
Zee. aald Mf HodE. 10 a rrprcsra.
tative OF The Star IL nominated
aud elected. | pledge myself 10 con.
duct the office IN a. economical a
manner as possible. accepting no
remuneration but the salary paid
IT has always heea my policy.
whils la the position OF deputy
sheriff. In rsKidiy enforce che laws
Of the state in a straightforward
aud honest manner. thereby Emin,
lng the confidence uf the cisinsua
Of the county. aud IN seeking the
nomination for sheriff promise.
II elected. 90 enfusea n. lass OF
the state 10 the letter. regardless
OF nationality. friendship. political
or financial Influences
Mr.. Hodge sa4 born in Scotland
- years agu. coming 20 the coast
when n boz OF Is. 10 1880 he sect
% work as 4 esaai mim.F at Black
Diamond. where he has lived ever
aimee. lie has been deputy nhcr.
iff sinc~ 1908 and has been the
hero OF several notable exploits
which tested hts nerve and eHpAc
ny. In addlsioa 10 his other good
work. he has enforced che Laws In
Black Diamond sith such effiei~n.
60 that The tawn has hem thr
scene Of little disorder
Always abuseboard. Mr. Hodge
has refused 10 become entangied
In the political sehemlng which IL
responsible for much of the non.
enforcement Of taw in tho county.
and ON that account be il being up.
posed ia his candidacy by many
politicians who regard office as a
means Of personal enrichment. In.
stead Of n public trust
If am elected. ] will consider
myself = servant of the people.
says Mr.. Hodge. and "a a servant
ahaii expect to do their will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
New PrssIasn, n. NJ. A.

PORTLAND. Ore. June 2f--As
the result OF tho annual election ri
the Railway Mall association Of the
Eighth division. composed Of the
Clerks Of tho Pacific coast states.
and which contest IL conducted by
ballots sent by postage. John But.
tefNorth. OF Portland has been
elected president OF the orEanlza.
ton for the ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

John Wall. who broke into the
Afro-American club on the night OF
May is and got away with $3.50
which he found In the TIL. and was
charged with petit larceny as re-
suit. was sentenced To the county
jail today by Judge A. W. Frater
for 80 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

office. who had taken charge Of the
ease In the absence % any Of the
Deputies
Why" and Nr. Brekke looked
very surprised. 4 wouldn't do that
She Ia much stronger than !. No.
I wonidn'i do that
Ia police court Miss Anderson en-.
plaiucd that the Job Brekke had
done for her waE a VERY small af-
fair and that II Was not worth the
price asked for IL. she also claims
that Brckke owes her money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

house. and expenses should be fo.
dueed and ainecurea abolished
= have no axes 10 grind. no
friends 10 furnish soft snaps. aud
any man appointed BY me will show
he f. competent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
CANDIDATES
FOR The
BOARD
Three Business MenSeeking
NOmnans for County
Cnn1EsHmr.

Among the latest candidates
mentioned for the office of county
commissioner are q. H. Fay. real
estate dealer. O. n. Zimmerman.
grain aud commission merchant
aud Iamen Fullerton. "A man who
calmly announces that hts platform
Il straight anti.fNrth. first. last
aud all Of the time.
Mr.. Zimmerman served for six
years on the civil services board.
retlFinE during Mayor Moefe'a nd
mlnlatration. bat has held no other
public office lie bears a good rep.
utation aa a business man aud Is
not an active phriinan IN politics
tie has resided In the Fourth ward
Of this city for the past q years.
Zimmerman buys grain and hay
throughout adjacent counties. has
ifiYuh maeh over alleged county
foada. and believes they are far
ffom being up 90 standard. lie
thinks he could greatly improve
them.
Does Not Like monopolles
Mr.. Fuilertan rcaides In Kirk.
land. lie IL a positive man. whose
sentences are crisp and explosive
lie doesn't like monopolira like
the seattir Electric Company. OF
any other sort Of public crib eater
Ito has tdraa. many ideas, some
Kood ones. on the subject Of the
handling 81 county funds and eoun
~ banlneAa
Friends Of 7. r Pay. the real eH-
tate man. who plated all of the
Green Lake district. are actively a.
work 70 get Mt Fay lined sp IS =
candidate. They say that his
keowiedEe Of practical road build
iuK Il extensive enough to make
him a very valuable man In the
heard Of county commissioners
FAf IL known a. a god business
man. Aua an energetic one lie
wlli probably be entered In the
race.
faiirgtona canvass n taking on
= somewhat picturesque form. on
luF 20 tho platform Of principles
which be has prepared and handed
- each OF the daily papers today.
lie aayu in this platform.
which IL addressed TO The PEG.
pie
Eotisrton'a piasforra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
opes TO VISITORS EVERY DAY.

The whole Atlantic fleet will be
AZ the navy yard a few days more.
See the battleship Rhode Island In
the dry dock. Boats leave pier ..
foot of Yesler way. ten times daily.
Round trip fare. 50 cents. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Having au
nounced nv
self as a cauais
date for office
a ia but right
I should LET
you In o v
where | stand
n believe
the time has
arrived Nhen
the D q o y .
have become
tired of the
machine poll
ucian. and II
20 De elected IL
IL necessary u
belong Ia some
clique. 60 be
the plant tool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
srRAwBERRY PICNIC AND
DANCE.

Sunday at wildwood Park Every.
body welcome Round trip. lnclud-
Ing dance. % cents Take steam.
ers wildwood and Haas. Lesohi
Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
NEWS OF UNIONS

The Building Trades council met
last night AZ the Labor temple
There was large turnout OF dele
gates. Trade conditions we're re-
ported as good among the different
unions.
The building t.aborers will elect
their officers next Monday evening
Nearly all the members OF the
Building I.ab3rers' union are now
at work.
The quarterly working card for
July. August and September has
been issued by the Seattle Central
Labor council. The members OF
20 unions are using this card.
A branch OF the Amaigamated So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

ciety OF Carpenters and Joiners OF
America has been started IN Seat
tie with about rs members This
society was Instituted in 1860: and
now has membership of $4,000
and nearly sl.0oo.e00 In pald-up
benefits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The reading and waiting room at
the Labor temple is a good indus
trial barometer A few weeks ago
Il was crowded with idle men. Now
there are not dozen men In there
al any time during the day. This
shows the vast Improvement In
trade conditions in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The Electrical Workers union
met last night. There was a good
attendance. and trade conditions
were reported as greatly improved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The Sanitary Wagon Drivers
union will meet tonight at the La
Dor temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The Cooks union held a well-at-
tended meeting last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

James Murphy. business agent OF
the Building Trades. council. says
there II not an idle brickiayer In
Seattle. The trade conditions
among all the unions allied with the
Building Trades have improved
greatly during the past month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

A branch Of the AmaIgamated So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-27
EDnneuanf, unb ltutcrnauo.
0aS @ctter.

Zen 9iir9ern ser Stn0t muroen
1citcrn o~lerban0 Sortcn bon @etter
beIdeert - uno alle iuoren lie 6n5lt
onactbon, ser Grippe uuo ionitigen
llnanncbmlihfeiten bicier @elt 8or.
ifub 81 letter. @Gbrenb oeS Cages
5iemlih ongenebm, menn oltd ieud)t,
brahte ser 9lbeno HeDen uno 5cit'
ipeiIe S6nee.
Sir MarDIono lit Gertc Reget
p%ropbe5eit, Dem I'M meitli6en Sbeil
hes StnnteS Sdnee iolgt; bobe melt.
Iihe, nod Noromeiten umipringcnoc
NinOe merben mebcn. Gienltag ioll
flares, fdltereS Wetter berrid)en. Sn
Giltrift Columbia 'ou es bcrte req
men uno mor0en Flares @etter berr-
ihen,
Die niebrigite 1enperotlr ipor %
@rao INN 5 llbr Worgens mo Die
bodIte 40 8rab BON 7 bis 8 llbr
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Sn Sen onoereu 9unoes . @etter.
@eobohtunQS = Stotionen ocS 2onoeS
murOen oie iol9enoen nieorigiten
Gempernturen pcr5eihnet; GnItport
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"a, Nem.9orf %. BbiIaocIphia 26,
Ntlantic Gitp 80. @aibin9tun 26,
Noriolf 80, SotteraS ~. GborleIton
A, Saponnob ~, Sadionpiae AZ,
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90, Ealeitine 56, Collection SO, Cor
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Buffalo 30, GIepelano 26, Detroit
90, Nlpena 16, Warauette 16, 8reen
9np is, Gbicogo %, Iulltb 2, ct.
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81, Omaha 26, &urcn ~, @iSmard
C, @iaiiton IA, SABRE t6, Selenu
90, Salt Cafe %, 3enper 40, Nortb
Glatte 30, Dodge Gitp %, NmoriIlo
&c, Sos Mnaeles "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-27

cirfuliren in melder ole 9eBteretl
oltfgcforoert luerOer, lid nls D}itelie-
ser Der Organization on5uidlieber.
1ieicIbe lit gebiloet noroen, I'M Die
QInnabmc elmer So6Iieen5.8ia 0urd)
Die 9egislatllr 5i foroern unO UNI
Yrobibttion ODER 9ocol Option 3u be-
fGmpfen. WitgIieoer ioaen MIR
Steupr5obIer lperOen, Oa lie Die 8laiie
biloen, melbe oie Soften ser 8erpol.
tuttg Der Sto0t beitreitet uno oudl
gum llnterbolt oes Staates beitr1gt.
Die Organization befdmpft Die Gro.
bibition oOer irgeno tuelfeS 0eiet fir
Baltimore, meld)es 0ie Seritelllng
mo Sen Gertouf bon S%pirituoien
uerbietet. Nad Iniidt Der Srgoniio-
ton meroert Die Temperen5intereiien
ain beiten 0llrd bobe 2icet5 un0 &c.
eignete Hegulotioncn gei0roert. BRO.
bibition, 2ocol &eto o0er 2ocal Sps
ton niirocn sur Sh1otgung Der 81.
qentbumSintcreiien, iopie oerieni9cr
ser Stcltcr5ubler fiibren. lie Nnnobs
me iolder @eiebe niirbe ein Semm'
i6ub iiir Die Eroiperit0t uno ben
6ortihritt oGS @emetmeie iein,
oGnc Der Snfe Ser W1Bigteit irgenO
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oct iuorOen, nm iol6e 2icen3. unO
Spiritltoiengeiete i'm Snterelie Der
Steuer3ubler 5l lidern. 2ie Giretto.
rem mo 9eomten Scr Organization
limo: Yr0iioent Sopor0 .. SaOtler,
eriter Sice-YrGii0ent 6ronf q. &ocn,
3meiter &ice- Praiioent Nu9uit @eber,
oritter &ice.E rGIioent ST. Z. Crane,
S6aBmciiter unb SefretGr Z. 9aD-
aro @iaiamS, Gireftoren: Sranf e.
&oen, Charles Z. Crane, Narnn ge-
neiGL @iaiom q. Wor6urg, GrrIt
ShmeiBer, @iQiom $. S'Ionnel.
Nuguit We6er, Sohn @. Bud, Some3
". @beeler, Econ 2uuer, Snco6 W.
Soof, @uitoO Siegmuno, g8iaiam 9.
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4. WDlonoer, Nnton @eisfitteG, Geo.
&. Mc@oD, Soiepb @. Senfins, jun,
Sowarb .. Sootler, Ruoolpb @atten.
i6eiOt, Sobn u. 9Iono, eli Is. Sedt,
5. SenrD Wiaer utb Srant u. Shirt.
Ha0tfoIc Reformer,
3ie 02op on0 Orber 9eogre" bon
Siio.9oltimore bcrcitet cine Bill Dor,
melde bie Ginridtung BON @irtb.
ihoften in Sbeilen oeS 2igbtitroBen.
@erftoiitrifts perbietet, insbeicnOere
an Der 2igbt-S trobe, 5wiiden See.
uno Frott.S trobe.
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HOtbe 8n6
"Oeut(6en correspondent"
- oes
fir 1908 1T in @prbercitung.

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BUD b%eforbert mer6en.
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@ittelsbad : Seftiun.
MittpDd .....t..... %. Sannar
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@ermania : WannerdDOr : Sale,
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Elm 9opeott gegen i'm inicenirt bo'
ben, neil er 2utid)en an iolfe Gel.
denbeitatter permietbet, beren Gaten
biaieer ais Die reaul1ren iinO.
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Cur @eahtana.

Tsr rTeuiide 6OrrsFpOnbsut" nlHmt 80 isbtr
Belt Serlmte naf hber g%trlObHaseH, podlSsiten,
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auiasnpmmrn. lie GiHfsnber folder gsrtdie
mRTsn abtr lbrGn Enmen a%uitrfhrrtbsH NIB
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Minrn Nenif.

IS Itorb am 26. 5anllar Marp
gcnif, gelicbte @ottin pom 2oitiS
9enid, i'm 2lIter Don 53 Sabren III
ibrpr @obnung Nr. 440, NorO.Edt'
terion.4arf .2luenue. Die geerOiguilg
iinoet morgen, Na6mittagS 2 llbr,
con Der lfGGrii6en 9rnoertird)e.
Nibluno. Nuenle mo @aibington.
Strobe, aus itatt. CD
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Shtfsfarten

bon uto nod europa iiber Baltimore
ober Reip,9 orf, 9aiiite ober 3miiden.
oed. @ediel, ausIdnoiibeS @eIo,
Grebitbrieie uno @eIbienouneen.
Sbeu. s. 9iener e &c.,
Nr. PIT, Cit.%altimore. Strafc.
d.
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@enoelcr's Sotel, 400 GaIpert.,
Gfe Mnl6crrs.St Glesante Sdlaf'
simmer, mafise Yreiic. Nablseiten
~ ieocr Sasesjeit. 9iegnlare Diners.
Seimite 8ctranfc nnb Gisarren.
Giaentbiimer @alter U. Wenbsler.
l20A
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ScbbcI's einsiaes gtelier.

@ir baben nur Gin Mtelier in 8alti.
more, nno oas befinSet iid ia Der
Gtage 81 ebener Grbe, Mr. 321, Norb.
8ap', nabe Sisb-Str. &inber.Ybo.
tosrapbicn cine Spesialitat. = Seine
Nsenten nnb feline Sreppem ~ iteisen.
3. Sebbel. 6. Grni, Weidaffsfiibrer.
(315-)
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,Sarmunie . Gafe,"

VpufHNuHIe : Odftf"
3r. Ala, 0eit'5 agette-S tra6c, 9arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @iirsburser Sof.
BRAN friid ant 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. SeScn Samitaa Abeno
TretsSon5ert. (Ipril1 80
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Baltimore Vagcrn.@ ercin".
8rufer Wasfcn.Vaa,

Montaa q. Sanaar 1908,
in Der @crmania.N GnncrdJur- Sale.
@rufes 3ablean:
.@ilp, Seobg nn6 Goog".
IL W%ertboulle Yreiie. Gintrttt 25e.
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