The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-02
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NEWS OF TIE DAY coNpl
aNoAoMisA--The state Grange
will hold it's s3rd annual session
here Thursday and Friday
cnIcAoo--w. W. Chaplin, Seat
tla. was els~ted director OF the
booth Fisheries Co, a <o,voo.vVe
incorporation.
QUEEN MARY has set the styles
for women TO again wear earrings.
THAT blamed coronation was bound
10 hst Va somehow.
spokANE-pr. W. N. Newman,
attending the injnriee of Horace
ranfield Of Seattle. who was hurt
IN an auto accident. considers IAN
field IN grave condition.
A .en,enee Of 30 days was given
charles Auer. resident of West
SEATTLE. who stole his nciehbor
chickens, by Police Judge Sordon'
The Seattle representative TO the
southwestern Development Con
rrsss arrived az Chehalis In time
10 attend the opening session
When Gov. Clark arrives here ne
viii he met BY Attorney Strong VT
Portland. who Will discuss plans
}or assumption by the government
al lumber and canning Industries
8ow maintained ON Metlakahtia
lsle by Father Duncan and his IN
d.anv
TnE climbing perch has little
ssos filled with water AZ esen sioe
81 ,ts head, so u can live out os
water for sss days
ANTWERP.-rhe threatened IN
teruationai seamen's strike has
haen deferred until June ID. when
another attempt viii be made 70
bring about q general walkout-
esowooo clryo cai.--Throu0h
= mock Wedding Miss oMay LOWE
ana Albert schofield Of Berkeley
announced their engagement
HARTFORD. conn.-The state
senate adopted a resolution for pop
x.lar election Of senators.
politics. says Ida M. Iarne''s
ssnould have no place In the discus
sIon Of the tariff" And some cshef
things, too
NEW voRh.--John D, Rockesei-
lar has given $500 TO fund 10 pro
vide safe and sane Fourth OF July
celebration for New York.
SAN mATEo. csR-fIse thou
sand pigs have been outlawsd oy
San Matap authorities Their own
ers must get them from the city
within 90 days.
SANTA ROSA. cal.--TSin broth
srs. E.dw. l. and VIM. W. bfitefs
we're grooms At a double weddins'
here.
Ywen,y.five university students
win 6spart this afternoon on
special train for Index. where 'hes
viii visit the miws.
Funeral services for Frank ..
soutAhrd. treasurer OF the Noun
taiueers. will be held 40 the Uni
earexn church Sunday. The Nous
taiuscrs viii attend the services
Fred L. HERMAN. who was mas
Ter OF the steamship Alki. hbeled
the ship for 5000. alleged to be due
him tn salary.
Flag day comes on June " 'ase
Hou bought yours yer
The Alaska Steamship Co %
planning 20 double the fresghtins
hold OF their big steam ireishtef
Latouche.
Mrs. r. w. Heater was re-eleeted
presfdent OF the woman's auxiliary
II the board Of missions diocese
OF Olympia. at the TRINITY church
Rev. Max Felnsinger, famous
orator. will officiafe at the Sha-
boueth prayers tonight and tomor-
row night at Congregation Bickur
. Cholim-
n. c. Henry. Seattle millionaire.
Who was seized with sudden illness
tn New York after his return from
Egypt. Is improving.
ssee me about that pardon after
yan. 4, 1874 says Taft to Banker
Morse. Let's see, Mr.. Taft will theH
Sc reelected or defeated. and in
stther case can do ~ he blame
pseases about pardoning rich crimi-
nsIs. Mr.. Morse will wsit--he's
got TO.
Nels Pzulson, q saloon and dance
hall keeper, and his wife, Mrs.
Laura pauison, OF Burke, Idaho, are
on trial in the federal court charged
with white slavery. They are
allegee to have gathered women In
Seattle and Everett and taken
them TO Idaho.
The second effort to raise the
sunken freEghter Tampico failed.
when the big vessel listed against
q barge alongside. tearing loose
her funnel anS causing her TO set
tie deeper than ever In the mud
Of the harbor.
Pessimistic View.
'What do you think Of the effort
TO produce a stlngless beef"
Il think they'll succeed by the
time we're reduced to honeyless
glucose"
That the steamship WILDLY, re-