The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1906, Page 1

LAST EDITION THE SEATTLE STAR _| ONE CENT WEATHER FORECAST—Showers Tonight and Wednesday; Fresh South Winds, lieth siete i Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1906, . VOL; 8. NO. ga. a5 CENTS PER MONTH APTAIN CLINGS TO KAISER REACHES FAR RIGGING ALL NIGHT TO RIGHT A WRONG | PELE LISS STC eee eee eee EYES OF THE EAST ARE ON SEATTLE “The men of the east who are looking toward the Pacific coast for t money are snow more than ever convinced that we the very best opportuniti said James A. Moore to The Star thie morning. “Inatead of finding there a Merveueness because of the de struction of Ban Francisco, | founds feeling that with the Cali fornia oity out of the Beattie wae bound to become the Great commercial and shipping center of the Pacific “It wae a great surprise te me to find these conditions ex eee eee eee eR eee Re? SSRESSEEE ESSE EE ESSERE EES Be rs Make Heroic Efforts to Take Master)y"""*"""""*"**" |S cershn capiainte in inventing fern money” hare "But" they INDIAN GRAFT Isende Special Commissioner to Find Man in Z % . are now more anxious than ever te take the many splendi | " ee * *| things Seattle hae to offer them, } A P ‘ Off ay pov te y etme Two Men: dune 14, 1900... ALAMRAOT IG RL vain al ny residence here I have never felt more certain & | Alaska Who Was Unjustly Imprisoned in Ger- Ss, | & United. States that stands higher in the money sircice of the #| i zee Lives, Ono: Boing Shtanghaled Bortoley |S sm uns | ¢ Sowa, Cte See peek eee ome a S| RAISES h ROW many Several Years Ago-=-Once Worked in last year AOLAO8.21 We] we the present time.” | Tabsanewavaasiwas SERENE ES UNESUSESEOAANRRAERREH ARES Seattle. 1 wight with the breakers BILL WHICH GIVES 10 ATTOR SSE EREE REEDED is lhe Student Lost NEYS SLICE OF $15,000 EACH pe “rev te yaa . — 2 pa “ arle a mation, and Andrew OUT OF COLVILLE APPRO State = von « - : , " f ‘ z ned . ot lag ecto PRIATION DISCUSSED IN THE |b we fe ‘ . Hrsg he ¢ b ' A t a he th ‘ bs ' eehoremer 1 ther helper were struck by bs ; : ’ + Argpton “4 1 thelr tege we oken. | | NOT : : ; ent. and at 4) The vessel is piled high the} | WASHINGT« D.C, June 12-—| dent of this cit ‘ { the world st man| beach, and unless she can be float i ene Seen veer: " tend | waste ewnors Saved Warrior's Life was takenjed at high tide, will go to pleces| te weal of apt he f 1892 August Herman, owner of i soba | o> to the within « few re | | » th t ta of ; > hed « t th few hourse. | ' graft, » was slips brewery in the ou Y P ent deve é re | . to the Indian appror wit by | ee eee eee ealed the fact that Herman onee ‘ tee } He was qui t ™ | narrowly averted # hich td in the business sections of the | ls # ne be robbed of f jtenced to four year Mprisonment |, tt pee ; the, the pa Agra the placing Ce nvedoes or REPUBLICANS | pe of $1,500,000 appropriated to pe f which 10 | doce 1 German life on car tracks will not be per . . . tert | tates currer mounted te further ar t a Icer for surrendering. the north| 1 , mused the German malted James A. Moore Says That Operations Will Begin! a nigh h anata fF grip el > dam hag bre grap Herman at the Ume pro-|7oerament to take. deciatv oe . ho Ea: nnocence, but the in the whereabouts of Her MINING MEN To 4 he Weat Seattle Republican club distributed «104 meg" st hea Bly Sra bady . sled ami as Soon as County Does Its Shares==Will seit’ Shows! mectine lane nient|torneym eho vlnine to have pro-| forme of German justice wer “Finally hin course wa (raced The Northwest Mining Journal : . peciragtes streets fer the snezing | se oned. In order to satisfy the pa oa au as elected chal Both Senators Piles and Ant r 5 > watt us learned that he waa has requestet the variow mining) Start on Steel Plant in Short Time. yout J.B. Bully was elected chalt'| Tahar the bill Piles decieren | meat of the fine bie brewery w a, Gateg aorth in the Sages [Companies in the state of Washing Rev, F. Orr, treasurer. The mem-| that when elected he did not believe | COMfiscated and the proceed the rush August He n was for |ton to send delegates to 9 meeting herd of the club will at once get|the Colvilies were entitied to pay,| ‘ito the coffers of the governme 1 a packer on Skagway YUKON comMiTTeg |‘? De held In Seattle, Saturday | An issue of bonds tn the sum af, from If the county desires to sell to busy regarding the fall campaign but that one of the lawyers who} Herman Is Released. the purpose of forming a branch oF | g500.000 by: b | u y King county te all that | Other parties - will benefit by the passage af the ‘of good hehavio: err WAIT FOR SUNSHINE |eanization of the American Mining ¥ Immediately thereafter work Sah convinced: hom’ Gib ciate “ee tia ci coments ote le Lost Sight OF. Ti now remains to tnsure the imme | i released before serving quite ee ' > poste " b Ci ne | ROM the cnnel wil bagls and HD |Just. He was severe ticized tor] years. Broken 4lth, his prop-| Soon after he went into Dawson RE LOOKING OVER EX | —-~ - jdiate beginning of work on the in two years will be complete this admiasion by who wak-|orty gone and chagrit 1 at the dis-|and 1 remembered as starting | ee Washiagton canal | Begin a Blast Furnace ed him f the | honor placed | head, he for tt bakeries in that where he weat with exdiovernor | (he bands will be issued Mr, Moore ern, = Benato ) and] ihe United St adually work: | rt n present whereabouts Es 4 gecount « h ain todd the | Met nates i 1 Selanne ee ner ing announces that be and’ his asso ow « — » - or heling his way t th continen' 4 4 ine » of Magnolia tress the federal Government per will begin at ¢ the com ~ he fnall nded | rpose that D. Py 1. Y lor the e : tion of the firs at furnace ling an exp : led from Se mato e ft he Alas minsion to construct the canal with CeCe ee LCCC TTT Tete ‘ : fair site was postponed, | lccedumne eneiien , \ the site of the big steel plant Sia situation, a ton the City fp tite boca tik ttee declin- | ’ 2m Jat Kirkland and will continue that # ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO 4 | Klondike excitemer i to } to go to the ie travel arc thromgh the | Will Fix Date. work until t lant is complete * %| been employed at the A. B. ( ad Herman. mp the wet |A “GET TOGETHER” BANQUET] The commissioners of King! Tomorrow Mr, Moore will take up : % Owing to the conflicting & works, on ake U government ait the course | county will be asked to fix a date |the option secured before his de-p. AP) important real estate treme ie ang confusing reports com: # vard F his lawful ned | WILL BE HELD IN CHRISTEN- | at as earty a time an possible for a! parture for the Oast upon the Kirk pene de te i eto | ing to Seattle from San hough Herman thought he was| rights, but will sett A ual | pecial election in the matter of the land property bg nd ‘. . Francisco it has been impos forsaken by friends, several of his} ve upon him t ng the locations wilt| °=" MALL TOMIGHT—JUOGE | i oos tesue. | "Twas very much gratified with |4 ie Paine mes fo ie & pana ba sible to determine what wae #/| wealthy relatives took the lese| remainder of his That the mmminsioners will | our at Washington,” said | Seem prop really being done there to #| : rder given ye TURNER ARRIVE Bf it can poss . Comm tte Ms investigations wit fee days, in order ¢ bas its apex at the and Tenth av The deal announced tn The Star May 28. whereby V. D. Maddocks ihouxht from G. Haliburton lots 7 Ierent this request and that the! Mr corner of Spring bonds will be voted by an over: | ing whelming majority is already a fore-|coovincing the BONS conc! uato: of the advis Star this morn je difficulty in ral authorities tity of granting our wards rebuilding the city and toring normal business con ditions Bome reports indicated that BLOODY KNIFE MAY BE CLUE T0 MURDER eeeteeeeeee Leading Democrnte of the state . “ suenciates - . pt Mt amay be made We on en A I pee Mr, Moor C ates tn | requve ht © t left Washington | oa & block 10, Bell & Denny ad tremendous activity was be | at Fridays aK . the North wee & Steel com: |1 was quite sure that the president eM oe ee oe g4o.000, han |® ing displayed in clearing away r - h: me ba ¥ Will .ficimsctves take the bonds | would «ign the bill, as he did ee 1. ‘Fhte property io on the wreckage and preparing rf San Fran were of a discouraging character, to the effect that many years would be required to rehabilitate the city In order to get at the truth the editor of The Star went to *\or Willi acowpt the proceeds there ta plans for a "G: Cedat et. and Western av. The purcliase of the property on 13th av and Pike #t. announ in The Star j sion of Tom Church, chairman | of the Democratic cfty central com he & i tte Judge George Turner, whe May S46 when the Puget Sound | will reepond to the toast, “W “mn Realty ansociates purchased the Jennings Bryan.” arrived this corner tot from F. M. Stanley, went eee ee eee eee ee eeee eee eeeee i » emninent eehiere el the DON AT MONTEVIDE Ban Francisco last week and program are Mayor Wltta pent several days making | emarhaagyae h Fight Meter The British bark Don, which|# thorough investigation. He has |. aaa ly gee en, oll ee <g sailed from London on March 15 for|® just returned, bringing not ; Vancouver, B.C, was reported at ® only the data necessary for a GENERAL CELEBRATION | * t Everett. Mayor Floyd te the Merchants’ exchange today os @ full and complete presentment wns €0 Sv Bele ae ee ee eel having put into Montevideo with|# of the situation to the readers | WEAPON was FOUND IN h. An analysis of the stains ng made thi ragon, FREIGHT CAR WHICH IS SUP Find Blood Stains. of blood on of coagulated over to R. H. Shearer by the POSED TO HAVE COME FROM The RENTON SHORTLY AFTER bioo year of Colfax and James T. her captain nick # of this newspaper, but numer urne YT THIS YEAR AS FOR-|'*?. James Hamilton Lewis of Chi- | — - e " i. a # cus photographs specially #| THE MURDER marshal and City Clerk Beck to be go, Judge Phillips of Beitingham, | taken to show the actual con #| eae delive ff's office, PARLY—RULES FOR USE OF | 2nd Wiimon Tucker of Reattte INSTEAD OF NATURALIZATION co to France and never set foot STEAMER SAILS : dition of the rebuilding oper 3 seeks Talk t been assigned nerary places on a » Canadiaa territory ations nearly two months after The sheriff's office has a blow i Tom igan’s coat THE NOISE PRODUCERS. | the prog:am. PAPERS, DESIRE BROTHIER t came to Bent the earthquake and fire. knife with a t inches lo! Jay be was taken into custody Charles A. Reynotds wilt | MAY GO BACK TO CANADA [l* nd several days ago applied j & Theee pictures, reproduced in # which was a box car at) wilt be made by direc as toastmaster and the f for citizenship papere, Last night * The Star today, were all made Georgetown severs Smith in close contparison with are announced to begin at 7 o | UNDER ARREST. the Vancouver at ritten wired the f# on the great thoroughf, of James Schweitzer hair taken from the ad of Elsie ote” to rth nana |@ on the g ghfare na there gotn’ to be no Fou sharp. The occasion has been given | al officials to ® Gan Francisco, Market st. last # to the marshal by RK Millhuff. No clues that are con- Pe ee eee ee ee eee Sellar banquet.” and ” It te said that treaty - #& Wednesday and Thursday. It is repe the knife we re have yet been turn- * mersage came over - | i : . | 7 ” 5 , “ _ ee a an ee tO the opening move in| After unsuccessfully attempting |!a¥s existing between Cansda and] ¢, gaRiNG OF MELVILLE DOL.|* found in mpty bs ke suties who are still Til tone Americas who tm 2} 2.0% ig bri oon , Into a Morelia secure American citisens! pa |the United e ates Immigration Senne eee ee eeunes nh hipped f f nterested in the case juice wanted to earn |i congas | pore, in am evident dente to defeat |) gonon Brothien | SOR FROM PORT HARTFORD | “4 atcanian ‘ Burns Is Released. iaations! holiday was to go by | the action of the Canadian govern - INDICATES THE STRIKE lto that used stabbing the c A si named John Burns, who | . rl te . c . cil t bloodstain s ar ed at Port Townsend on present appearances Seattle | CHINESE MISSIONARY meet in ordering Win : TROUBLE HAS PASSED THE |girt and still bear stain ® Sete ing tne heaton Tae Bt celebrate in any general | SOCIETY IN SESSION, | his native country, Desire Brothier chides | Whi oe NTE a vdarer the aereny "has ‘been released, aa. iy following the same course pur seed 36, and a native of France . a poss ome ote : a he estigatian disclosing the fact that iter the past five years. Acan-| The Washington Chinese Mis-|was arrested by Detective George - ee aieey uh a pon he had been making suspicious WAS made today ng the|sionary society met again this Brown this morning | pgp sg tes Sey anes | statements for the purpose of being business 1 pablic| morning and resumed the work of| Bre hended at bis Althoveh no official word has F from Renton hes . by Guber re until the vessel be be- Citizens and the general! the convention. The program con-| room, at 5 © way been received tre akland res BAL : a A cies Fn ee roe Dae a eas o be 4 to had sailed Iethat the expense and time | xisted chiefly of an address by Mrs,| Brothier was formerly a wealth OME Bete ing the «trike 1 general ae A geese he 0 lextsiature | tem Cae the blood & believed to yuve nb and aitu is belleved special seasion ¢ < jegint « = does not ju the means | Jennie MeGinnis, the reading of re-| resident of Van acrceetien ik sine" seaghabion America will not be tore ts and the appointment of com-| was sentenced serve 14 r EVERETT, June 12.—J. A. Der- | par riais. Word was re memortalising con st NEW PLAT FILED. fe bis chief delight om th * <A reception will be ten! prises for a erin After ec et. | monde bookkeeper at Angevine's| © ening that the ~~ ia - i to the yer Pha fh eicept ¢ none o. the red the state officers and dele | ing two years of this time Brothier | ne Tualeo, this orning | M hich: was = Y " Hye pe The filing of the new plat. of Will be to be shot) gates this evening bwas released his promise to] mand te ¢ hanged himself. | by a waite i on ee John J. MeGilvra's ‘Third addition ine > as aan , P \ } the city D. Lamber in the mw t ¢ Ges 4 ae alt litor’s office this morn HOME OPERA COMPANY (= 0 ereem| Sieh PAS Se crses erg), Martha Hale, the little girl who} and Nome raed on Monday a ~ wan severely morning while playing round a| CHANGE STUCK RIVER PLANS. | most efficier WILL TAKE TESTIMONY. } lafternoon on her first trip to } John ‘R. Walthet, court stenogra-| wasHINGTON, June 12.~Sena-| } ‘ion j will ea the United States mall. | pher, tas been apy 1 {al ltor Flint, ex-Govervor Lane | “i The government b slg 4s spe | commisnione Judge Hanford to) Morrow a cher represer niraet paying the Northwest: | take he balance of testimony tn the | eam a eee Pai fa~ Jern Steamship company $470 for the] sult brought by Ernest Conwell ine ; tod yoo - mer neat am dian F ag@iast Jobn H. MeMillin plan to t th et f the : Ds ae t age . hang etme (ing sisere \ faa cane \ outs \ rae (orsits., © Orizaba will have all of her ioe t ty bon : . ney De Brule ‘ PATNER DROOPS poms ) WHITE Oo aur yyy Ae. } assoug mmoda aken s reine - t ‘ : ‘ AP ° mus? BE Venta, ( Te 5148 )\CONIOUEY press \\ og moe 17 = ave. a full ca { freight alte @ lye reap S ne shel pean Rag Bon ag ae Ee TMA eD!, Se TS Nae” NI S47 Me Od\\ On congey much of which Is lumbe | They would » have about|")y wiay. Profes evV.B waitir t — | —_ Oo A, on c « wut I th — tt £ -% + If Si “ , =e Noth © ha | . 5 ARTENDER ISARRESTED. | Lot 12,0 ante } ‘ ove wat (o (ip Y7 ay/ & 7 | ” tints . ae . ee ¢ ‘ , « M MOVE HOUSEBOAT - =. } hoff , fer, | tist ' “9 ; a — DAE NS hot sw : hi <¥ y | 8 f ) jeEc - ILL MAKE NEW SPIKE a is y; ~~ EAS = | CASE 16 CONTINUED w ti NS eet - , | he P , Ui ” %& | | len 1 violatin n| st 4 ' facturin of PARK BOARD MEETING ¥ ~ oe = ! ” % cos SUES FOR $15,000. \ Ww t fig WEP a NESE] A : ‘ficioh ‘MOTHER AND CHILD ARRESTED | ir { t ne Che , ‘ WILL INVESTIGATE CASE, | = ihe te ‘ t , of TWO KILLED BY TREE . \ f t b ye ri ( 7 i a s}M j V cked by Pa-ly nal ed Be Durin , ud whict : Zi | afte nf ta I ie mun Guy Carleton at First jar H. Gree i, a tt 1 b r " Bp hon island investigate theland Battery at. this morning and| the Port Gam lin 19 rh ft whey } h a « | 1 1 thw € Steam: jocent B. rted dl af a ni with her &yearotd girl wa nt to| Puget MUl company is named lu nd killed 4 tern at They're Gaying About Her, for She, Too, Has se. loner : pear that place ‘tite tation, fendant, ing tree at Derby, near Bothell p comp Nome standere.