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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
CONVENTION
CALLED
Mining Men to Organize
Branch Of Mining
Congress.

4 general invitation and call 20
the mining men Of the Northwest,
including Alaska. Washington. Orc.
ron. Idaho. Montana. British Co
lumbia and the Northwest Terri.
tory 10 meet IN Seattle MAJ Is. 70
and q. has been issued by the
executive board Of the convention
Of the mining men Of the North
vest.
The object ~ the meeting Is to
hold conference on the needs OF
the industry and 10 suggest leEis
lailon looking TO the Improvement
Of the conditions surrounding min.
iuE in this part Of The continent
A numbet of notable men prom
lnent In mining and kindred enter.
prlacs from al parts OF the cOun.
trY are TO be present and viii make
addresses on subjects Of vital IN.
tcrest 10 the industry
Il H. the intention to organize aa
the Northwest Branch Of the Amer
lean Mining Congress and 90 make
permanent utilization with that
national organization.
Mining legislation will be a chief
topic Of discussion ~ tho couYen
ton aud one Of the chief objects
Of the Mining Congress Is the Sc
curing Of legislation which vii
safcguard the mining industry foi
both operators and Investors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
DEATH NOTICES.

Ms lniia Alaifom. aged -. died
"a this city Nav II
John ilirik. aEed 60. died in this
city MaY ~ lie Was 4 member OF
Queen city lodge SO ~. X. y.
Ms. Emma v Taylor aged $.
died Ma ~ n this cts The body
~ at the paflors 81 the Houney'
Watson company
TOY A Merrill. AGED 90. died ia
this citY Mas ~
Carson NJ Johnson. aErd %. died
al The family fesldvnee. in this clt1
May t7
Andres. q Ward. aKad a.. died
Ia Superior. Wls May H. -
typhoid fever. son ~ NJ aud Afa
William Ward sis gaud Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
PROBLEM IS
VEXINC
HEADS OF DEMONSTRATION
WONDER HOW TO oecoa.
ATE CITY HALL.

A question q Eraxe moment cou.
fruuta The present city admluistra.
ton
The heads Of several q the a..
partmsntn were Ia session ysatsr
daS teliberatins over the issue that
has demanded their attention They
DO not know whether 70 attempt
any decoration q the present cts
bah. aud boa TO the wayo Of pa
triotIe sentiment over The arrival of
The fleet ~ hattleships. uf aIloN the
building to stand for an afehltees
iural frvak and an example ~ the
fast FeccdinE type % structure
which wsa erected wheh the woods
were first here.
Yesterdays conference Nas at
tended b. Mayor Miller. clty Comp.
lrulief Carroll 3 y Grant. super
lntsndsht ~ build'uKs. and Jack
slattsy. The mayors secretary
Mayor Favors Decorations
The mayor thought veil 81 The
iics ~ decoration. bnt insisted q
Aas property ap 20 Craata office
TIE superintendent of buildings
believed Il would BE- entirely
proper. and added that tn. citY
comptroller take 10 the matter
The latter vas Thoroughly nf the
belief thai The hRii should be deco
rated. but he didn't see who're III.
money Was coming frum.
siaitcry ~ Young and enthusiasts.
tic lie says he l. goinE "a have
the bali decorated n be had 10
pay for Il out Of his own pocket
nd.r the circumstances the older
and more seasoned officials felt
wililuE 20 turn the Job over 60
bin Stats Insists thai he IL 20
/ ing after Chsirman sawyer q the
council finance committee. aud yet
the money for the decorations II
he has 10 tahe a gun and mask
Task 10 Hepslsss.
The mayor called attention Ia
the fact that the word decorate
VAS autonomous with heautify and
he added that he could not see am
possible chance for even a genius
90 beautiful the eity hall.
Let them 20 To the board 81
public works and get some Of that
O. 600 We appropriated for decora
lions aud fleet reception explain.
ed Councilman sawyer today"
+ Slatery vas Immediately noti.
fled of this remark and started oul
20 camp on SaWYer's trail. go II
10 likely the new mayors secre
tarY Will have his wish 20 see the
city hail swathed With red. white
and blue bunting Eratified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
CITY FUNDS IN
CLOSED BANK
PITTsBuRo ls IN A BAD WAY.
AS FINANCES ARE TIED UP IN
ALLEGHENY NATIONAL -
CASHIER HELD TO GRAND
JURY.

PGTTSRURG. Pa. May "a Fol
lowing the closing OF the Allegheny
National hank by the comptroller
OF the currency. the announcement
Is made that Pittsburg's admins
tration IL face 90 face with the pos
sihiilty OF being compelled to issue
bonds. as s1,500.000 OF the city's
funds are tied up In the tangled nj.
fairs of the institution.
The city finds itself without
available funds 10 meet current
expenses, and the officials must
take action az once to relieve the
situation State funds amounting
to $500. 900 are also tied mp In the
bank. but this money is secured
by bonding companies. The peeu.
Iations Of Cashier Montgomery are
officially placed at. 1894 GOO.
though the banks total shortage C.
said 90 be s.. O00 600
Montgomery has .en held to
the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Y. M. c. A. ASSISTS
EN- MA G0LDM MAN
PORTLAND soclkT
COMES TO AID or THE HIGH
pRIEsrEss OF ANARCHISTS
IN GREAT FASHION.
fer United Pfssst

PORTLAND. ore. MAY la--liad
not the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION come 10 the rescue Of
Emma Goldman. high priestesB OF
the anarchists. the modern Joan
dare Of revolution would have
been compelled 70 have delivered
her proposed series Of lectures In
Portland. In tent The Arion so
ciety hall had been secured. but
when the members Of that peace
loving order discovered the fact
they dlsavowed the action 81 the
manager. and refused TO allow Miss
Goldman 90 use the hail. Other
halls we're also refused her. Final
~ in desperation. but with little
hope. the local y NJ 6. a. people
we're approached and they consent
ed to allow Miss Goldman TO use
their auditorium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
TERR0RIzES
WOMAN
RoBsgR THREATENS tiFG OF
BABY TO ENroRr
MONEY.

Pressing The muzzis Of . laated
revolver against tho head 81 hsr
bshy beg a. IL IA IN ita ohb. .
hiehwafman aoasanand azuBey Of
AIRS Iahn Naddea. m hes hams. -
sixth as. south aad saoqaalsnie st..
ahout 10 o'etack.
ntg 40 81 IN pail thu tFisRsr
said TIE hish vas ssgB. a. b. fiassf-
ed the weapea.
Atmost ovsrcoaie With tefror. the
uaoshsr lnnttnet sustained the Won
90 and she hsrFiesily suatehed her
purse fre0s bureau drawer and
gave Il to the highway man.
Finding bat 81 Ln the purse. tho
hlghwayman was dissatisfied and
searched the house. tearing beds
10 pleces and iookinE In every likely
place Tor loot
Ftndlng nothlna more. he turned
To the frightened woman. Nho had
suatched mp her baby
Don't leave thn house toulEht OF
TT kili vuu he commanded. and
made his sHrapr
Fearing 10 i.axe her house even
to go To a telephone. Mrs Madden
spent \ nieht % terror and this
morning called ap tae police To
= detective che said that her bus
band is an engineer on The North
ern Pacific railroad and i absent
at night Last night she had .nnc
out in the YARD for a momsut laav.
iug heI yearoid boy asleep la the
house When she returned. the
hixhwafulau was standing beside
the crib lookinE 1T the ehild and
threatened him with hts revolver
Ia order 10 sxtuFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
W0MAN'S TEETH
IDENTIFIED BY
DENTIST
Positive Now That Indiana
Murderess Perished
in Fire.

IA PORTE. Ind. Nay is-Any
donia that might have existed a.
20 whethef Nfp nclle Guinness VAS
burned 10 death with her three
CHILDREN IN the fire that destroyed
her homo on the murder farm
vas removed at noon today. Nhen
The gold tssth that are known 10
have been hers we're found Ia the
ruins
Dr / ~ Norton. Mrs Guinness
dentist. positively identified them
a. ones he pot In her mouth
Prosecutor smith II convinced
tia, the woman Ia dead beyond a
doubt
Efforts ALL nov be made Ia Ia.
dict Ray tsamphsre. held In con
ueciion with the death ~ the Wom-
an and her children. No that his
trial can open Monday
Late this afternoon Coroner
Mack. 80 positive waa he that the
body Of one Of Mrs Guinness vic.
Tins has been identified a. that Of
Jennie Olson. issued a certificate
aud ordered the corpse turned over
70 The relatives
The autopsy held on the remains
Of the seven unidentified victims
eahumed from Mrs Guinness pu.
waite huryiaE ground vas completed
last evening aud revealed the fact
that one 81 the seven Was a female
ThIs has aroused new interest III
the story Of Emil Grcenig 81 Okla
bona City. OKLA. Who VAS employ
I'd by Mrs Gunucss in the fall Of
/ SOC gteeniE worked Tor MrH
Guinness a. the time that Jennie
Olsen disappeared. and his STORY
Naa TO IN. effect that that niEhl
Mrs Guinness asked Gresnle 10
sleep in the barn. a. the couple
who ahc said we're the professor
aud his wife from the los Angeles
college which Jennie was attending
woula spend the night NJ the house
and Nould require GrsenlgH bed
room. In the morning GreoniE saw
HnfIAHA 81 AfENtf NNH Nf# AANH anu
woman. and wHa Informed By Mrs
Guinness that they left on an early
train. taking Jennie along
This body. which IL now declared
to be- that 81 woman. Vas taken
from the same hole az was that oi
Ienui. Olsen. aud ia that hole we're
also the bodies 81 Ole Budsbers. OF
lola. wis. and the remains Of =
male person. II was possible "a
identify the bodies 81 Jennie Olsen
and nudshsrg and Il was also made
possible by autopHies TO determine
that one Of the other two was a
E female
The theory now adaneed IL that
Ars Guinness. on the same night
I that Greculg slept IN the barn. mas
[ have murdered not only Jennie oil
sen. but also the man aud woman
TAe mystery surrounding the
/ watch found on the person Of Ras
| iamphere when he WAS arrested
Naa cleared when J. G. Ramdon. ol
Manfred. y u. who came here &
/ lnA eatignte the disappearance ol
I hii half brother. Joe Moe Of Elbow
l.ske. MINI. Identified the time
piece az the one owned by his hal
bibther when he left home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
CONVENTION
in ALASKA
DELEGATES FROM TIE NORTH
TO DC INSTRUCTED
FOR BRYAN.
10y United Press.

JUNEAU. Alaska MAY is-The
democratic territorial convention
all not get down to real business
until this evening Permanent
Chairman A , Swineford il wait
ing for the report Of the committee
on the platform. which IL the first
business before the convention
Adxicsa today claim that Gale
has Withdrawn from the delegate
race. and Judge Meilcn is also out
Of the proposition This leaves
Rober; Jennings a. the logical can.
dldate for delegate "a congress, aud
he will undoubtedly get H. Ad
vices received this noon from
Nashville. Tenn. where Mr. Jen.
nlnRs Is az present. state that d"
will accept the nomination.
The blF fight OF the convention
viii be over the delegates to the
Denver convention from the First
judicial district Although beaten
by Daily for national committeeman.
and with the juneau delegation
against him. Williams has enough
outside votes supporting the Doug
las delegation 10 control the nam.
ing OF the delegates of the first
division. They will probably be
Williams and Duckwortk
Tho Russell Davidson faction has
territorial committeeman " n
Casey defeated. and he viii be sue.
cceded By James McCloskey This
will leave the organization AZ ia.
uuau.
Stanley. Of Nome. and Roman. Of
Fairbanks. will name two delegates
each from the Second aud Third
districts Judge Ostfauder. Of
Valdez. will be one 81 them from
the Third. The delegation 20 Den.
yer will be instructed for Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service uf Mrs Julia
Aksirum viii take place ~ The par
lors of the johnson A Hamilton
ludertakluE company Wednesday
afternoon az ? o'clock
The funeral service az John
HiHk viii be held at the chapel
81 nuttefNorih a sons Wednesday
afternoon A. . o'claek The remains
Win be buried II Nj Pleasant Gem
etuf8,
Funeral services Tor Mrs Alice
A llickaon. ~ years old. viii be
held tomorrow az ] .. m ~ The
chapel Of the crumatofY al Mount
Pleasant Mrs llickhon died this
morning al the home of her sister
Mrs NJ n Atkinson. 2Is \ sst q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
RUFF CASE WILL GO
TO jury TONIGHT

san FRANCISCO May IL
Argument will end this afternoon
In the Rnef CASE Judge Doollne
vili instruct and the iury will take
the case this evening One Of the
important matters 10 be dealt With
in ludEe noollnEs instructions viii
be the determination whether OF
not Gallagher Wilson. Coleman and
the other boodllng super tisors who
we're witnesses. are Eceompiiees o.
Rusf Should Judge Dooling rule
that they are accomplieeh. the cyl.
denee 81 the graft prosecution will
fan fiat. through lack Of corobou
tive Testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
MURDERED BY RUFFIANS

CHICAGO, May Frank
Knight Is dead today. the victim
Of an assassin. because he yoluu-
teered 10 protect a woman from
the insults Of a baud Of Greek
rufflans.
knight vas walking on south
side street with a party Of friends
Of which a young woman was y
member A. they approached q
street corner they passed q crowd
Of Greeks. one Of whom insulted
the Woman
Knight struck the offender .
singing blow. knocking him down.
and then ran under a yiadHet 10
escape the ruffianE He was board
ing q car when the man he felled
with his fist thrust the point OF
dagger into his breast As
Knight fell over bleeding and dying
the Greeks took 20 their heels and
have not been captured
The woman Witnessed the trag-
edy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
GOOD ROADS MEETING.

oGOd roads viii be discussed at
the meeting % the Rainier Valley
improvement association this even
ing Prof Samuel e. Lancaster viii
b. present TO shnw some lantern
slidrx 4. y HsvsiIe. councilman
0f the seventh ward. will discuss
the paving % Rainier az The
meeting will b. heid IN the toa n
hall Of Columbia City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
ADMITS MARRIAGE
In IRELAND

Patrick r. Purcell admits that he
was married man la October,
lsaG. In his answer flied yesterday
10 the suit brought against him by
Mary A. Purcell for $4,000 dam.
ages for breach 81 promise. He
denies all the other allegations.
Mrs. Purcell charges that she
married Purcell In Boston. under
the name Of Moss. but that she later
learned that he had a wife In Ire.
land. She claims that Purcell prom.
iaed 10 get a divorce from the Irish
wife and then rcmarry her. lie
only carried ont the first half OF
this arrangement. she claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
REAL COSBY
TIME IN SIGHT
LETTERS or VARIOUS MAR.
RtED WOMEN TO MILLION.
ARE mAY 81 READ ~ SEN.
aATtohAL SUIT.

BLOOMINGTON. m Nag ia
The second effort IA break the VIII
Of Col Thomas Smell. The aged aHd
eccentric millionaire uhd cot hfh
son off Wltb So, bsaWnR tie htHk
Of bis lnsal hagtBHt 20 Habei sBeli
hb sFlezstd RR88a =hioee. beean -.
daY before How iHrif The plain.
tifi elaimiBp that 81 the first trial
the pfoaidlRg lHdea erred ga ruling
tbat tka lettefs Supposed 70 have
been written BY Miae Smell were
Wild evidence.
II g. believed that al the famous
letters Vfiileh 20 the Old millionaire
b. various married women ia high
Hpelaiy rill BE- introduced al this
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
KINGMAN is FINED
FOR ASSAULT

Justice Of the Peace n. Y. George
fined l.. - Klngman. Of Rainier
Reach. $50 yesterday afternoon FOR
aasaultlng ". A. Hicks. age %
years. some time ago II is alleged
that Kingman knocked the aged
man down and then beat him. fob.
lowing an argument over the com.
mission for the sale Of a dairy
Hicks condition was critical for
several DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

cock. city miik Inspector Is quail
fled io act la that capacity. and I
told Ma3or Iohu = Miller aud n
= Z Cuehluu. commissioner IF
health, ~ ms Views ln that matter
several weeks s3o
Al that time J pointed ont 10
them why Mr. Woudenck should
mot be- retained as Inspector Per
hapa theN are uuW conducting an
tnVestiEatiun ou their own mitIu
tive. With a Wow towards his dla
miasal hone such Is the ease.
II ia difficult ia prosecute mat
tors uf thls kind without the sup
poet at tho Inspector. whom the
law requires Ca he veaod I'm al
matters pertaluiun 10 the SANTA.
uon of dairies. u difficult problem
tor an outsider ia cope With
Law Requires Qualifications,
fhe lsw SAYS that the Inspector
must he n graduate of some dairy
school ar college where sanitary
dalrYiur Is part Of the curriculum
l think Mr Moodcock received a
limited traiulBs at this Kind At the
state agricultural college at ruli
man b. I do aat think teat ~
trailing was sufficient To- qualify
him NT this lsrsltiou
Thus ths regulation of salrlv.
becomes spasnissfic matter when.
coxr there ia ssitsttua GA the sub
teet aud a eleaniaH gn IN ordered
The daiftss we're taslwctcd recent
D. and concrete a,ora ordered a.
BE- put "a aud all the Stale tn 30
" hitswashed. vhtsh was dont hat
Immediately attrntion vae with.
drawn muttcfa ahinrd bark To their
original state again AZ no. feeding
mash 60 animals { noiif,ed Mayer
Miller ~ thia sume time eau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
murderess Rluh, Name.

TRONnHJEM. Norway, May 10.
-Bryndhild poul6dattcr was the
maiden name Of Mrs. Belle Gun.
meas. whose murder farm" at La
Porte. Ind. IN America. Is nov the
center Of an Investigation To probe
the mystery surrounding the death
~ her "a alleged victims.
According to report made by
the authorities at Selhe. village
Tn Norway. the woman was born
there on November II. 1853 The
village records show she left her
home 30 years ago aud went to
America. Her only surviving
relative I'm Selbc was a sister. who
died ,ast Friday. II Is said that
the two sisters had not heard FROM
each other FOR several years. The
police here are convinced that Mrs
iJelle Guinness did not return. TO
Norway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

Later the count and countess drove
over the estates IN u victoria from
the eastie stables
In the PEASANTS quarters The car
riake WAS stopped ana the count
formally introduced bic bride 20 an
HUNDREDS ~ pessaHta 81 their pie.
turcaque costume surrounded the
carriage and the countess. who has
mastered a little OF the Hungarian
language. won their hearts b al.
dressing them Ia the mother
tongue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Boats Sail to Meet the
Atlantic Fleet

The fast steamers Telegraph
Athlon and Tourist will leave Pier
9. at the foot OF Ycsler Way. May
%. 1895. at y. m This IL the
sight Of a lifetime. Don't miss II.
Tickets are limited. SO buy them
nov. Tickets now on sale az Pier 2.
saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
FINES IMPOSED.

Police Judge John y. Gordon
fined William liighgate. waiter.
$50 aud Elvin Gottliff. Jennie Ward.
May kinsey and Mabel White $50
each yesterday afternoon as the re.
suit OF raid on the Kennebec
lodging house. Fifth av and Yesler
way. Sunday night BY patrolmen
William Donlan aud Henry Hardin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

with people who surrounded the
carriage and az times barred It's
progress, Many carried flowers
with which thef bombarded the
couple A portion OF the way The
streets were decorated vita
Wraatha "a flowers aud flags
Following her official introauc.
tiun t. the Castle ~ Ormakoe. the
countess waa greeted by the peas
ants, the household servants aud
The old rrtaInera 81 the family the
ceremony taking most OF she day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

rail the car II It had struck ths
obstruction.
Conductor Braniu. Of the mid
night outbound owl car. however,
discovered the trap Just IN time,
aud by applying tbs afr brakes
aFerted the impending wreck
The ear vas fail Of theatre g0ers
III the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
BOLD CRIME ATTEMPTED IN
PORTLAND.


PORTLAND. Ore. MAY is-In a
fiendish attempt 10 wreck a Mount
Scott suburban car aud IN the ex.
citement rob the passengers. thug
placed number Of ties over the
car tracks late Monday night in
such manner as 10 certainly de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
tsss4tls star 6seltslve Service.

toes4tle S,sr 6selnsive ..soeviss.l
BUDAPEST. May IS The
Countess sEoehcHN wac giYeu
royal ho#ecesliiag reoeptioe BY the
tsnantg Of the counts estates ana
the lownafnlk 81 OFm0aue. scar
Whieh village the cunnth castle
stands Hundreds waited Al tho sta
tiaa "a greet the cnuat aua bis
bride with voleomlnk cheers
The village streets were liHed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

WAsHlNGTOS. May ls.-"Ameri-
can diplomats abroad are constantly
beset with troubles which congress
does not appreciate. aud makes no
effort 70 Investigate. else the OPP
position 10 the increase ia the sal
aries Of our ambassadors and min
listers would speedily disappear de-
clares Mrs. Nhitelaw Reid. wife Of
Uncle Sans ambassador 10 Great
Britain
IL requires a tremendous outlay
for ans American diplomat 20 live
In a foreign capital In proper style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
High School Students

The first high school hos % girl
who calls al Halls Sporting Goods
store, III First aY, viii be given
a 1926 game Of "Diable Rouge
free. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19
Et,lth Commissioner erich
lOu VIII Esfaca City
0nhaaace.
thsrgss Made by Star Are
ygi6sd BY Government
Expert.

s,ss.ailoa q The rharses made
4. sias lasi fsll that the cows
4. salslss 10 the vicinity Of
! arr helns rcd on refuse
~. r. bseWeFy vaa secured yes
~ .hen ciarenee p Lame. soF
Eve mlik sxpeft accompanied
tlls .., ,.,s.smissien J 4 Crlehtun.
h Roufns special health Of
81 nt pm = Ven Publ Of
~ - mllk commission. 81 "a
sas II ne dalrics
- Commissioner Cftrhiuu
.s.,ee.A ,oasy thai all dalriea
- agua aof In sanitary shape
whsf~ affected enwa wefe
- aaald b closed up immedl
-. -. Ia : eouuuusd violation OF
I. ~ lollowed b visefoua nEoss.
eilca< -.-s..r ..-,...z
.sgd nf CriehfDn. we've, as
IT. = fy.khtnll shape and { ana
...n,rssg today % tale tho uecca
p. .sps 10 eradicate The serious
s....'sess ssisfiug Every place
-, aoss not coaform strictly 10
a. all D. shat un and Sort
- satll lAe pf0pFletors can ah0N
- ,sess hlll Of lssiinE
eap,els Lasisy shown
esM,ons which preFe culssahie
.,,sr sson he part II the clif
- .sspeelion department we're
1.ssAs hy The Investigation
80 IN saheFeuiar sores wese
49, .a,lrs the slora from the
e...sssena brsweffes and bsinx
80 ) men With nlehy hands
!, a. to b srnt "a DOVE iuws
A.,,s* far consumption by the PEG.
- 4 seatiie
rse tarns vhere such eosaitians
s.i.sa w4rs these ~ Otllni 4
= Rissrssde road and Michigan
sAes the cpas acre feeding
: ~ krsvefy shops. and thar Of
s,,Aasl poxzl. In the same neigh
h'Apal Hhere COWS with tuberea
- srss acre taand
n Lare declared that be bad
eut xorse conditions in only one
~ shseh be had visited. Cinctu
Il sAsre there IS no laW against
so tzliies
F.eAag uvx on brewery Hlops
. rzas urlasful BY 4 cifx ord
sssn skich has bot been enforced
sssssvssr sisnss inspector
IA hkily with which the "
exfies u the dalficz Of Seattle i
arsss On seems 70 me- a. be On
eslf Fngonsiale Tor the present
seesshie coalition. said Deputy
FnneralnE Attorney George X
Faa4erser today Mr. Nanderys.s
: Fusscusinx The eases against ths
lszsa mllk trust
J :e noi think that l. N Weed
Us Sssy Yard Route steamer
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

Us Nssy Yard Route Steamer
ssrslssIls leaves Flyer coes $50
~ 10 an. 1850 and 4 D. n. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

u s. Navy YARD Route Steames
Monticello leaves Flyer dock O.; 80
and $3.50 q M, y % and -. m. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-19

Notice was received here that
the cruisers Colorado and PenuayI
ysniu are tn return 10 this yard on
June Is for the installation Of fire
control systems. They viii remain
here until August = The ships
were not expected 10 come 10 this
yard until early In July after the
departure OF the ships OF the Al.