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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-19

" AAGANGAOs AhSAO 10 ASeoSh ~
believe that the desc sc known us
rabies or hydIophObia exists in
Lehman Township
Pike County,
and the nature of this disense Is
such that for the present all dogs,
within certain limits, must be sus
pected of being capable of spread.
ing 1t.
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED, by
authority of the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board under the provisions
of the Act Of March 9th, 1908, that
eli dogs in the above described dis
trict are hereby declared to b. in a
state of quarantine, and mast bc
strictly confined or firmly secured on
the premises OF their owners, and
not allowed to run at large or enter
public highways excepting when led
or when muzzled with a well fitting
muzzle that will effectually prevent
biting.
This quarantine shall remain in
force for 100 days from the date
hereof or until removed by the State
Livestock Sanitary Board.
Attention Is Called to the
Following Sections of this
Above Mentioned Act.
Section 8. Should dogs be per.
mitted to run at la ge. or to escapS
from restraint or confinement. or to
go without mnzsle, in violation Of
the Quarantine, or regulation, or or.
der. established by the State Live
stock Sanitary Board to restrict the
spread of rabies or hydrophobia, az
provided by this act, such dogs may
be secured and confined, or they may
be shot or otherwise destroyed, and
the owner or owners thereof shall
have no claim against the person sc
doing.
Section 4 Any person violating
the provisions OF this act or of a qua
antine, or of regulation or order tC
restrain, confine or muzzle dogs, duly
established nv the State Iivestork
Sanitary Board for the purpose O.
restricting the spread Of rabies. CT
hydrophobia, In the manner provid
ed In the other sections Of this act
shall be deemed guilty of a misdo
meaDor; and upon conviction shal
forfeit and pay fine Of not less thai
ten dollars nor more than one hund
red dollars, at the discretion of tn
court.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-19
ELECTION RESULTS
Blooming Grove


Judge Of Observation-Disclosures Rnl-
oson %, John Mcdonnell d "a.
Iuspectors-w. h. Mattoa, John
n. Ploss.
Supervlsor--Russel l. Lord.
Collector--John Rlsinhans = 2s.
s. Vennie ir. d 8s.
Clerk-C. 1. Howell.
AuditOr--Ed Howell.
Oversser Of Poor-S. Vennie ir.
School Direcsors-C. T. Young,
John Kleinhans =.
Delaware
Judge of EIecliOn--Augustus liId
daugh. AZ
Iuspectoru-C. A. Genung, Gilbert
G. Crone. rs
Coliector-w. B Hornbeck.
Supervisor-Thumas Shepherd.
Overseer OF Poor-J. X DnndSS ..
School Directors d. b. Middnugh
John W. Brown,
Clerk and AuditoF--E J. DaKrngh.
For a change Of pystem Of working
roads yes ls, No 81.
Dingman
Jndge Of Election--Aiex GAvoilie.
Ihspectora-J. E. Barlow, w. n
Travis.
Auditorium DrRks.
Collector-C. II. Quinn.
Justice of Peace-Julius ". Kiss.
elr.
Supervisor-Albert Quinn.
Overseer of Pooi--Theo. BoaleF.
School Dlrectors--E. H. Orbsn,
J. W. Greening.
Clerk--C J. Bolleau.
Green
Judge of Election-L. J. Marsh.
Inspectors-HeTmRn Heberling,
WIN Grimm.
Supervisor WIN Manhart.
Justice Of Peace-s. r. HAHelton.
Collector--P. NJ. ManhOrt
ClerA-F. +. Frisbie.
Auditor-A. F Kramer.
Osers, or OF Poor-Edward Grimm.
School Dlrectors-Heorge J. Som.
mers, A. Price,
Auditor-Frank Buchter.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-19
NEWS FROM
WASHINGTON

There has been some agitation
during the week with reference to q
change in the canal type from the
lock system adopted some four years
ago, to the sea level plan as was pro
posed by q majority of the disting-
aished engineers once sent there,
Informal reports and speeches by
the President elect and Information
from the distinguished civil engin-
GERS would seem to indicate however
that the lock system is still in high
favor. Colonel Gosthals is new 10
the city and will appear before the
House and Senate Committees OF
Interoceanic canals and these will
doubtless receive mach first hand
information from him.
Preparations for the inauguration
now IsSs than three weeks distant
are going on. Every precaEtion is
being taken to prevent overcrowdinR
OF the Capitol. No person will be
admitted 10 the floor or to the inaug
ural platform without a card signed
by the COMMITTEES on arrangements,
except they be members of ths Sen
ate and elective officers ex vice
presidents justices of the Supreme
Court and officers; the Admiral Of
tho Navy and his aid the chief OF
staff Of the army an his aid Cards
of admission to the floor and tickets
of admission to tho extent of two
each have been given to the sena
tors for their friends. That il a
smaller number than has been given
out on previous occasions.
Pennsylvania Avenue has begun
to assume quite baseball like ap-
pearance. Scots or bleechers have
been erected at open spaces along
the Avenue where thousands OF peo
pie may secure seats at prices vary
ing from Fifty cents to two dollars.
Much will depend on the weather,
which, of course, is always a doubt
full element on the fourth day Of
March.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-19

Advertise ln tho PErss
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-19

WHEREAS. There is reason to
believe that the desc sc known as
rabies or hydIophobia exists in
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-02-19
THRIcE-A-WEEK WORLD
The Greatest Newspaper of Its Type.
AT ALWAYS TELLS THE NEWS AS II is
PROMPTLY AND FULLY

Head !. every English Speaking Country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
CLUB WOMEN Of
STATE GET DOWN To
WORK HERE TO-DAY

The first days session Of the
convention Of the Washington
State Federation Of Wamens Clubs
vas held this morning at the
ooylHton Avenue Unitarian church
The registration Of the visiting del
csAtes started this morning at 20
o'clock More than eco delegates
are In attendance.
The meeting Vas called to order
a, $3.50 and The reports Of the on
ccru we're heard. During the noon
hour the civic conference was held
and they took an iafafmai ballot for
election Of Officers Niss Ihuet
Moore, Of Olympia, will uhdoubled'
" BE- the next state president
At the afternoon session. after
the TOLL call, the reports o. stand
Ing committees we're read Miss
Adele ". Fielde. Of Seattle. address
ed The meeting on Food aud N.
tlgue In Their Relation TO
Longevity.
THIS evening there will be a ~
ccpilon 10 officers. delegates and
friends At the Sorrento Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
WOMEN ARE BURNED
AND LOSE MONEY

While attempting to heat a cup
Of coffee over an alcohol lamp In
the Willard hotel. Seventh and
Union. Mrs W. A. Williams and
her daughter. Mrs. \, A. Hauser.
OF Butte. Mont. we're both serious
ly burned yesterday and were
taken to the Providence hospital
In addition Mrs Ils1ser's jewels
and $50 are missing.
Mrs. Williams and her daughter
arrived In Seattle Tuesday. Intent
on a visit to the fair Yesterday
morning they ordered breakfast
sent to their rooms. Mrs. Williams
fouad the coffee cold and lighted
q small alcohol lamp. Mrs. Hauscr,
shortly Afterwards. heard her
mother scream. and. turning. saw
her apparel In flatnsa.
Rushing TO ner mothers side,
Mrs. Hauser attempted TO cx.
tinguish the fire. and in doing so.
her hands we're badly burned Mrs
Williams was burned on the aide
and back. 4 taxieab was called
and both taken to the hospital.
Mrs. Hauser says she grabbed her
jewels and placed them In her
pocketbook before going TO the hos.
pital She was accompanied by a
woman from the hotel. On arrlv.
ing at the hospital the money bag
was carried BY her little boy. There
the money and Jewels we're
missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
WOMEN ELECT
NEW OFFICERS


Mrs. Kate Williamson. Miller corps,
Seattle. chaplain, Mrs Alice Rhepa
land. Charleston, delegate at large
TO national oncnmnment Clara VIII.
lAmE Port Townsend Installation
services Will be held this oyeninn
Ladies' of the q A, n, elected
the following officers
PRESIDENT Mrs Rose uouRhton.
Seattle, senior vice president, Mrs
Mira CAKE, Walla Malla. JUNIOR
vice prcaldeni, Mra Alice laugh.
ton. Tacoma, treasurer. Miss len
mic Kilmer Olympia chaplain, Mira
y A. Whitman, ruyallup council
OF administration, Mrs MurHctie
Libby. ballard. Mrs. Hathaway, BE.
attic. Mira, Crockor. llremert0n;
delegate ut large 10 national con
yontion. Miss O Allie Fisk. Seattle
delegates to convention, nf MARY
Martin, Seattle, Mrs lAEfle Morfle,
ballard, Mrs y l. liiberly, Ia.
coma, altornates, Meadamea Web
uter. Appleton. McQuigHn. Tiff.
Eaton and Peterson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
LYMAN BANKS
COMMANDER
SEATTLE MAN ELECTED HEAD
or DEPARTMENT or ALAS
kA AND WARRINGTON.

TACOMA. June 20 The Grand
Army oncampmrnt has named the
following oficcrH for The department
Of Washington and Alaska for the
coming year Department com
mander Gen Lyman Banks Of He.
attic; aonior vice commander, A I
burbank. Cashmere, Chelnn county
junior vice commander. W. =. LIN.
aey, spokane, medical director. Dr
u H. Freeman. spokanei chaplain.
Rev G. D Spencer Centrnlla cuun.
ell Of administration. " u Wis.
combc. spokane; George W lib.
belts. orting. H. J Chase. Seattle.
There was one sided fight for
the position Of department com.
mander. J. NJ. Wclatllng Of Seattle
being the other candidate Banks
received 800 votes and Wclstllng
isa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
BANKERS ELECT NEW
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

After the hottest light ever made
over an election in the history Of
the American Institute Of banking,
the following officers were elected
during the closing moments Of the
conciave this morning. 10 serve dur.
ing the following year President,
Newton AilinK. Of Chicago. vice
president. George A. Jackson. Chi
eago. secretary. ". q. Proctor. Of
Richmond. Virginia. treasurer. l. n.
2. Moss, Of New Orleans.
Chattanooga. Tenn, won the 1910
convention. after a bitter fight with
Milwaukee and indianapolis
The four appointments to the
vacancies on the national executive
council wcre awarded to the follow.
Ing men. Frank cereni. OF Oakland;
W. s. Evans, Of Philadelphia Ed
ward phlnney. Minneapolis. Dan ].
Lyons, Of Cincinnati
The convention adjourned at 40
this afternoon and the delegates
took Ia the exposition for the rest
Of the day.
This evening the banquet in the
Washington hotel is TO BE- given.
The LADIES' who accompanied the
delegates TO the convention will be-
entertained at a box party n the
Moore while the men are enjoying
the banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23

OLYMPIA, Wash. juno 2a-G,
W II Davis. OF Tacoma. head OF
the Booze Lobby accompanied by
a corps II assistants and bench.
men. arrived IN Olympia last night
with a bunch OF the wet mem,
hers OF both hnuses and Is direct
iug. from under cover. the efforts
Of the Ross RuihSlayden forces TO
capture the organization Of both
houses and to defeat any contlnu'
anee Of the legislative inycstlga'
tlon.
In both houses the "wcis" are
much more thofoughly organized
than the "dfys, though. on account
Of noses, the 'drys' outnumher
their opponents In the house and
the decision OF the nsht In the
senate rests on the vote Of Allen
Of King. chairman Of the lnyesti.
eating committee. which the Ruth
forces are TRYING to Kill Oft
The senate will be called 10 order
by Secretary Lauhe, the call will
be read and rules adopted before a
presiding officer Is elected
II the house Speaker Mclgs Will
call the body to order himself and
rule that reorganization Is not 70
quircd The swets. will By this
move to be put to the disadvantage
Of having to appeal from his dcci-
afar4 e.. 81 fH. afaHfFas44 - IL aU.aa ssH
before the house
The VETS tried last might and
this morning to get the 'drys7 n
the house into a republican caucus
on the speakerzhip, but the 'dryN
declined To be caught BY the trap
which would have eliminated the
six democratic supporters Of
MciTs.
Gove-gHs tay's message and tho
committees report are ready for
transmission to the legislature
Whenever called for. but II pro.
lorged contest occurs over the or.
ganlEation It may rot be delivered
until tomorrow
Efforts are being made by the
-booze forces 10 defeat Melgs Tor
spcSksr BY entering into @ comhlna-
iion with the eight democratic mem
bcrs for the election Of Edge demn-
crat. q Spokane
Cauruses II The slayden forces and
o. ,hs democrats have hccn calic.i
In order to perfeei this deal some
Of tho democrats declare thcy will
not stand for it Two senators and
three house members are lacking to
make up the full quein % member
ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23

IS SHAKEN


SAN FRANCISCO, Iune aa-Two
severe earthquakc ahorhn were
felt IN northern California late lant
night according to reports roeslyed
here today No serious damage
waa done, but the temblofh we're
Of sufficient violence to awaken
tho people " several towns.
vibration IN both instances was
from north 10 south The first
shock which occurred at 1875 ..
m, was of 10 seconds duration
The second, felt at ii.t9 p H.. MAS
hrief
The tembloru were felt most
plainly at Grass Valley aud Nevada
city, whorc the frightened people
rushed Into the streets In fear Of
disaster MaryHyille. Chico aud
ColfaN also were shaken percep
tibly. and the popnlaoc awakened.
The warmost weather OF the sea.
aon was experienced here yenior
day and Il was unusually hot In the
early hours today while blue
haso hung over tho city.
News Of the quhkuh In the north.
ofn part Of the state. coupled with
the weather here. created a pan.
ichy feeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
FRISCO MAN TO HEAD
SEATTLE STEEL PLANT

Announcement was today made
BY James A. Moore Of bis appninil
mgnt A. chief engineer Of tho Iron
dale Steel company Of Il. A. Nc
Leilan Of San Francisco. we'll
known consulting engineer who has
the distinction Of having built all
Of the principal electric railway
and electric power sys,ems Of the
Kingdom Of Korea. He spent elKht
Jcan In the Orient. and was an
Immediate witness Of much OF the
fighting In The RussoJapancse war.
After making a thorough inspec.
ton Of the irondale steel mills. En-.
gineer Mcclellan will leave for Phil.
adelphla. where he will place nm
order for the Immediate c0natruc.
ton Of two large engines for the
operation Of the new rolling mills
The engines. which will cost 80.
600, Will be OF 400 and goo horse.
power respectively 1aey will be
delivered At lrondale ia August.
and set up Immediately,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
WELCOME ARCH IS
To Be COMPLETED

Following the decision Of iudTc
} T Ronald late yesterday that the
welcome arch was for a proper pub
lie purpose, work wa commenced
on the structure this morning
Work was suspended on the arch
at Second ay and Marion st.. pend
Ing the decision Of the superior
court AZ to whether tho construc-
ton Of the arch Was waste Of pub
lie money
p. X Mohr. acting for the Labor
Council. asked for an Injunction
last week. restraining the city from
building the arch. claiming that Il
was a waste OF public money aud
that the money used to build this
arch wns the fund that should be
used 10 raise the city employees
salaries. acct ding to promises
made last fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
AUG. Is MARYLANDS'
DAY AT EXPOSITION

Maryland day at the A.YsP. Y
will be celebrated on August &C. and
an excursion from baltimore. head
Cd BY the mayor Of that city. Will
BE- IN Seattle FOR the occasion III
rector u Special Events Buckley
received news Of the proposed eK
eursion yesterday from Mt Maudel
Rlncr chairman Of the committee
which IA arranging the trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
TAKES LIFE WITH KNIFE

SOUTH BEND. June NV 8.
Johnson. an employe Of the ksl
logs Switchboard Supply company
committed suicide In the office Of
the willapa llaFhof Telephone com.
pany yesterday afternoon By stab
bins himself with a poeketkulfe
Hc has q wife aud children living
In Modesto, Idaho lie came 10
South Bend about 10 days ago. He
vas about IS years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
FINDS LOST DAUGHTER
IN BOX AT OWL Bar

f. L. Kelso today swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of ]. Nc
Stay. the proprietor Of the owl
Bar, 225 Washington st.. on the
charge Of allowing women In hls
saloon, which, under the new state
code, is against the law.
For over tvo years kelso has been
looking for his ls-year,old daughter
Edith. and last night he found her
in one Of the boxes OF the Owl Bar.
He went to the prosecuting attor.
noy's office and Hwore oft a war.
rant for the arrest Of the proprietor.
Kelso Il AZ the Portland hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
TRY THIS TOR
YOUR COUGH

Nit two ounces % uiYrsfiHs with
a haif.oanes Of virgin oil Of Pine
compound pure and hair pint Il
straight whisky Shake well and
take In dosss ~ a tsaspodnfgl sFefY
four hours Tits mirfufs Possesses
the healing. heaithfui properties
q the i'ines. and viii break cold
In twenty -four hours and cure any
cough that IL rufahia To- having
.his formula put up. he sure that
your dfusrist uses the genuine
Nirain OIL N Pine compound pure
prepared and guaranteed only b.
the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
Special Eastern
Excursions

Tickets on sale July anu J. Au
gust II and " By Oregon l. u. a
Nav. Co. Chicago add return.
t72t0. 81 Louis. 81 . New York.
il0s.50. Omaha. Kansas City and
Missouri River points, $50 On iuly
] and August II to Drawer aud re-.
turn. t55 Full particulars. tickets
and reservations At Union Ticket
office. COS First ay u. l.. Ellis
General Agent, 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
ROBBED;
$4,000 TAKEN

PORT WORTH. Texas. June q -
A highwAyman. described a. geo
tecl In appearance. robbed the
branch banking mouse Of the Was,
goner Hank a Trust eompsny. 10
the center Of Fort Worthn business
section. yesterday afternoon, and Is.
capped With $500 10 currency.
Cashier Walter = King vas alone
In the bank A we'll dressed atan.
ser walked In, leveled a tcvolssr at
King and said
Make a move or q noise Of any
hind and IN NIL you
The visitor then took possession
Of $500 IN bills ranging from 81
TO tgo and backed out Of tigr door
under cover Of hia pistol Al Mr.
king ran N a telephone he khe tho
man walking down the street and
mingllng with the crowds ~.th sp
parent nnconccrn. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23

I wish to advise all who are ar
flio,ed With Rheumatism 10 80 TO
LauEhney a Loughucy't II you want
To be cured Their ovens baked all
the rheumatism out of me In Just
foN treatments They are perform
lag some marvellous cures ! have
seen people carried Into their offices
and the same people walk out after
a single treatment both pleased
and surprised at the marvellous re
suits they received In single
treatment am we'll pleased with
the treatment aud will always sd
yise 4 strongly for those suffering
from rheumatism. They have fine
ly equipped offices and DO an enof
nous business They have Ia con.
neeilan a Medical Doctor. who has
pfaciiccd In the State Of Washing
ton twenty-five years. who pays
strict attention 10 The patients and
their treatments. he 10 a specialist
on Chronic Rheumatism. Stomach
Liver and Bowel Troubles.
Loughnoy q LouRhneys offices
are located at 22i Peoples Savings
bank bids. Corner Of Second aud
Pike s.. Seattle.
They give free consultation
Hours a. nj. 10 6 .. m SIM.
DAY 20 ls only.
Yours fof the BAKE oven
FRANK y KAMPE.
1905 Columbia 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
SEATTLE WOMEN CHOSEN AS
HEADS or THE W. n. c. AND
LADIES OF THE @. A. n.


TACOMA. June q Delegates to
tho glth state convention OF the
womanu Relief corps and the
18th annual convention of the
Ladies' of the @ A. r. practically
nuiphod the buslnesa Of the ucH
alonn yesterday afternoon with the
elections nf officers To-day the H.
atallation ceremonies will take
place and the eneampment will
close The Womana Relief corps
chose the following officers for the
year
President, Mrs Lettle brown. NIL
lor corps. Seattle. senior vice com
Mrs Nolan. Custer corpa,
Tacoma. junior vice commander
Mrs Dean. Chehalis. treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
DEATH CAUSED
BY ICE CREA M

taken III from eating a lunch Of
milk. Ice cream and pie
There Is nothing In that oomhln.
alton which should Hill a healthy
boy" said nr Woodin. and | fear
that there was something wrong
In the Ice cream
Dr. ] u Crichton, health com.
missioner Of the elty Ia now trying
to set law passed which will
compel Ice cream manufacturers
10 follow standard OF compost.
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
Take a Free t,400-
Mile Trip

Enjoy a weeks sail up to North.
ern y. g.; finest scenery In the
world Meals, berth and every.
thing included. See Prince Rupert
and Skcena City First auction
sale Of Skeena city lots GU Thurs.
day, June 90th, held on the town.
site.
Inquire COS Marion Bldg. or i0s
James st. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
HARTMAN IS ILL
BUT NOT SERIOUS

VIENNA. Juno 2s. Accompanied
by the mombera Of his family. g H.
Hartman loft Vienna yoniHfddy At
ternoon Tor the Hommorlng. a noun
tain resort about 90 miles from the
Austrian capital Tho party viii
return 10 Vienna In a fcw days
Prof AireuInpell said the mag
mates condition WIS neither alarm
inR nor dangerous ie ID affsrtad
With a nervous ailfnoni, bat II IL not
serious. and be will undergo pro
Hcrlbed cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23

Miss Ethel Barrymore. who will
b. seen here soon, l. appearing In
the mo@f pronounced success Of her
career, LADY Frederick, a comedy
n three acts. BY ". Somerset
Vaughan the author Of Jack
straw" and other plays In the
comedy Miss barrymore Ia seen ~
m Irish widow She will be sur
rounded BY the original New York
company, including bruce MeRae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23

ptomalno poisoning resulting, It
Is feared. from eating ice cream.
caused the death last Saturday Of
Martin u. nreldensteln. ie years
old. who was employed as an usher
In the Seattle theatre
pr Scott 2 woo,ilu. OF George.
town. who attended the boy. says
that his death was caused by
p,omaine poisoning after being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
c. A. R. ASKS
INVESTIGATION

TACOMA. Wash. June ea-Do
manding that special committee
be- named by the legislature to TO.
place the state board Of control IN
carrying on all further building or
efatious al the new Fort Orchard
Soldiers home, 500 delegates TO the
state cncAmpmsnt OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic yesterday
voted unanimously the adoption Of
resolutions requesting a thorough
probe of the business affairs OF tho
board OF coatrol by the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
PATROLMAN SHOOTS
BUT PROWLER RUNS

Two shots from the revolver Of
Police Sergeant VIII Kent merely
served to accelerate the speed Of
prowler on Seventh av. s., near
Dearborn It,. shortly after 3 O'Clock
this morning, sergt Kent observed
the fellow skuiking along Seventh
avi, bat when Kent demanded bis
business the pfowler broke into a
run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
TROUBLE
IS ON At
OIL ! MP|A
Legislators Are Warning,
and Organization Now
a Question of Time in
Both the Houses.

OLYMPIA, Jur~ s5.-rhe two
factions seeking control oi the
legislature were stu fighting
At ? o'clock this Afternoon and
Il is not likely that the houses
will be called together before
$50 or Z s'eleek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23

The Chicago club Of Seattle Will
give a dinner tomorrow night IN
tho Dutch room OF the Olympus
Cafe. The dinner will be- Informal
but there will be program OF
toaats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-23
WANTS NEW SEATTLE DAY.

Another effort to change the date
Of Seattle day at the A-Y.P. ".
which has been SGT for August II.
has been made by Mai W. 81 Inglia.
director Of athletics at the fair.
Mai Inslls declares that the date
Get will seriously hurt the biz A. A.
U. championship track meet which
occurs August Is and II.