The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1906, Page 1

| | | cca {LAST EDITION | .. | ign ae eee eee tee eee ee pos: Sebiet of That Cook is to go has been P termined upon by Mayer Mo WThe mayor deciines to discuss the | curing for Seatt Bqvestion beyond making the atate-| cient [ment that the department is to be| desire to inj Thoroughly cleansed, but f Mable » mayor has made up his mind so far as the ARE STILL MISSING—MOTHER 9 word regarding ¢ THINKS THEY WERE KID NAPED. No trace of Maud and Frank Nel coma who dt Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News ¢ LOOKING ABOUT SUCCESSOR T0 Gus Runge, Chief of Grand Forks Fire Depart EH ment, and Former Assistant Chief of Mins! neapolis Department, Mentioned Prominently! »-*Frank Stetson Also a Possibility. * ¥ » Chief Cook ts “kidding” again. * | Fo He says he is going to stay just where he is and will not re & « wr Mayor Moore le believed to have made up his mind that * Cook must go TH In fact, the mayor will probably ask for the chief's resignation # within « very few days * if the chief doean't tender it he will be diemissed * f he appeals to the civil service commission that # ¢ deluged with a mase of evidence that will not only # an fustain the mayor in his positi but would probably forever # [010 & bar Cock from securing empleo: mt in any other fire depart ment in the United States, * = |ts w ite ee eee ee eee eee eee eee 2 2 2 bard a | Pols rly assintant | in its commas during | Pe polta fire de chief of the department Chiet Ralph Cook's good and wuff # for bis discharge If what has been published ts not prominent of the The Star can » Th for the office is mn of the aa ture, | ae the f © Minneapolis on ie at ronal | 224 was known in the Minne , or the civil servies | ReeY a first-class fire fighter! commission in case Chief Cook de |'¢ t executive. te ines to contest Bis dismissal an mentioned for the eirt a ragh Bienes Publication of Charges. Minneapolis fire de It, however, Chief Cook ta in}. oY ment when Runge was assistant | duced by the mayor to resign peace- | '*Tee Stetson was a good fire chief able no good purpose can be served | fand under him and Runge the Min-| by the further publication of those |*Wiee he fe Beepolis fire department was a4) chargeg or of the maxes of informa Veplendid organization pletu tion Ufht has come to The Star of. [ad Cook Must Go. fiee since the ¢ he fifat pub ieation of thie Cook ma’ r The Star le interested only tn se} @ good and effi fire dep “mm re more than is s at the « it is learned ¢ arges against the chiet eel been publi hief is concerned. of every section of Th believes that the m hildr | ‘ ° : faced « | were Ridnaped and are being hidden | Pips | Maud ix only 12 and Frank 10) TMS 2 “ years of age. They came to this city | Oring. T m the terurban t sper the : her > das nnee 66 me | with MAUD AND FRANK NELSON eparation. T ent ute sinee they left Tacoma on Thure- tay senieneiia | Pram eutter Hugh MeCul- | comp » has a party | cars: asury officials aboard and af-| The the poung chfiéren fr ntfitting here ahe will go to | pany ypeared Im this city | Alaska for a complete inspection of | sent sday morning. {| the sealing industry Th charged with rape the girl, is in charge matron, and will be held as a wit trofmen found both th charges of Indecent ex; Jence that lappeared in the subur jyoung girls and womer |her to Seatt FOR COOK CES. SERIOUS CHARGE PSPS EEE EE ER RRR eRe E REE eee CURTIS ARRESTED R IMPROPER conoucT TH ISYEAROLD GIRL—I8 IRO OFFENSE. or having enticed a IS-year irt to « room in a southen lodging house last night, a man |xiving Bis name as William ( as placed under arrest by jtrolmen F. 8. Phillips, W. C. Hub and Holland. T © Wappenstein etated that the ner will be arraigned and nie Lin the poltee F. W rs, proprietor of te also in jell * patrolmen learned that the bad lured the girl to his room when they « ached, F oe, the landlord, he dented om wo were In the room. The pa man and took all inside, however three to the police tion rtis has already been arreate times by the local police ox eure the officers. Hi re ie in the rogues gallery the police have obtained ev * insulting fir artment. It has no} t ore Chief Cook any| . y in bring! this result. The most se GO 10 NOME’ vighter Montara w 4 om the rn Coast Steamship announcement was mad Montara is now o way from Japap and will sal freight for Nowe a week frou Saturday @ Montara is not unknown in theme waters, For a number of years she was in the coal carrytn business between Seattle and Ser cisco for the Pacific Coast yany. During the Japan-Russt », captared and confiscated Pacific Coast Steamship com bought her at suction and a crew to the Orient to bring STATE AND DEFENSE DANGER OF © POLLUTION DOCTORS AND jthe K jand their conclusions are met by the city of Sea ad in thie vailey for the fol! stitwaukee ratiroad lowing reasons | Firet--The employment of a Another Investigation. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1906, “STANFORD WHITE DESERVED HIS FATE” ---ANTHONY COMSTOCK KILLING LIES TRAIL OF NEW ~|THESE RARE JUNE DAYS | | ENGINEER. aye the rep report mn UNITE IN GAYING THAT RAIL)! “The only wat polation of a « ROAD ALONG CEDAR River en 8 wiht BE DANGER TO sw puter . HEALTH OF CITY. [Dealt of the (@ Agreement o kept by tt» « t. In vonctusion wna That the presence of the Mil | aukee railroad along Cedar river) yg. p will A grave menace to the! treats heat « of Beattle | tevers Af nanimous § ¢ nion of the |'enathy de pt ef surre ding joctors who investigated the situa rd takes up H. Day Hanford, the subject of hold at cor who w impeunding basin of the j rip for the f pre bie, five ream eunal anwoed. n cy) ited j Dree rep Dr | Jn fonctuw Mr. Hanford saye George H. Randall, preaident of the! “It le diffiewlt to conce nty Medical society ay.| fon for aut ting to a . | port signed by H. Day! essary 4 of tar ¢| Hanford, another by Dre J. Hj the ¢ the yons, H. M. Read and C. W. Sharp | of ft that will ne om, and the third by Dra. Ivar Jaw-| cea@ltate aband € th j on 1 M. Har om, 1 R Dawson ff how obtained In the 1 ' | ad Grant Calhoun. Dra Lyona,| Of the valley to be traversed by the! Read and Sharpie rprosented | Milwaukee r Certainly no éen-| society, | Kineertne mucrifice, It is mereiy a quention cost and iramediate dete: Doctors’ Objections. We object to the location of an ger of pollution may bel Northern Pacific t by proper sanitary provl-| 4 woisck for Nor sions that cannot be o Beconé—Afier the ertod, reconstruc on ac p hands 1 The party is cor erick Bauemaa, F Thom, Burke and I. A. Nadeau he Chamber of Magleron, Hens on eee cr canitary |MSe: County Medic rdien ¢ ad no war i. Chae - fe in sueh brite: HR rr nd " gor | amen Wile eined inne. | Chicago, @ st. I ; : » € a f wa w “ ee ee ee ee { which t worse and © ‘ BANK CLEARINGS. t “ ‘ . * * Find Grave Dangers cree * it © ' * * Fe REPORT Io PRESENTED THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST—Showers Tonight and Friday; Fresh Southweet Winds IN HIS THE ONE CENT a5 CENTS PER MONTH YORK’S GREAT SIN TWO MEN AR FATALLY HURT PAINTER AND BRAKEMAN RE CEIVE INJURIES ABOUT THE} SAME TIME AND BOTH bie. each this « Ww Brown, a paint f “ fold at M t Jot rak #truck b trols Struck on Head, A number of t ere sidewalk on his head 1 givir . t t oat the Ways b bis 9 « 4 4 Btruck by Caboose ~ BURGLARG ARE PUT TO ROUT FOUR JIMMY ARTISTS ARE CAUGHT iN THE ACT AND FORCED TO MAKE HURRIED! DEPARTURE. George G Tuesday night <i Gormiey was returnin shortly after midnigh hrough a 4 at 8 ni ey b know started f he q t Sighting DELHI WILL € every The killing of WI true of 919 EB. Mar Vhbiitaation by District Attorney's Office Leads to Developments That Promise to Stir New York Social Foundation as It Never Was Stirred Before. (Special to the Star.) ite ac- ¢, and that ffect on the evelopment of beautiful » for years have traded on the seeming im- al position and their riches ssaric Like Insurance Scandal. to be at lus to pe which will 1 followe ent of the life in- The r es 1] find them- tigation t the assist- 5 € { them and 5 etect " th those bohe who danced ar flew about life husband led. At first f sible ec, but as the facts were Will Drive Out Perverts. ty for the P a crusade on licentiousness ral pervert out of New York,” said en us an oppor- long needed. The investigation must go on end, w fear or favor, atter minent the g y may be. If reard ed his fate. Comp was ile proceedings in his studio. girls were being led there to ruin. t ithe only ed was that the evidence was studio, ar Thaw Came to Him, on me e bauche | best mot Pp 6 t ec as € VW ein f I g the 1 {