The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
May 19, 1908

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'r LAST EDITION VOL- IP- N°' 73. fHO PAYS FOR THE WRECKS ON STREET CAR LINES? THOSE who PAY THE FARES ft,t*s What R. Francis Says in Letter to The Star. fodisco Street Patrons Hist Pay Hundred Thousand Dollars. _. •1 would like to _•* you getnt-initf', how you like the angata of paying hun- thOU__l_H- dollara? •Ho. long ago you voted to —ptiutf it (the S. E. Ca) U teocking out City Engineer rjioc.oa'l munictp-il owner &P flam' You were stag 10(4 it the expense I H.w about the expense of tj*Fort Lawton •Arevk* -The First ay. wreck? Tke Spokane ay. wreck "And that hundred thousand feCit Madison wreck' -fix expense of these four .irhb will aggregate over llttflCO' Tktx are *nif qtifAtinti^ I _4«i hy a cnric«|«ttt«lcttt «f IV Star, nboac! comm_tit.ca r_«liirtn_* it* jtrvsce to jwiy j.«r these He talk* (rum c.\pcri tart gained a« a former fin ffej. ofjhe *.trcct railway j trnfuny. Hi* statement*, rins* mr r Here they are: nMnn*-.'' ■Eft*' ft FRANCIS If i *t_l be reave rale*-red thai a -Maun M „ri;-!:,an named Inn. a bt tear go bafti from Fourth ay. j itaetha since. On car •Me 1. people, all of whom were 'M er ha* l»,i .red Prot>abty a J test J pereeßtage of these claim* i law been Home of tho** B*er»ly I.;-- got IIO.CmR othere but a* mm-- I presume m con- 1 •ni!!,- arerase for ii.- whole thus* be 1. each. ttoM only a few la th* Se-; Wit K'4-r.,-. e,e_nl__ell j taw Just at-*' that wreck coal. I-I Iter, a.. I have i>ed off cv- i aheea*..- out-bouad car at the bee**' .Tk» train conductors are paying I lie en* the work two ••■eft) tit below Fourth ay. Tbl* dhrtt a *»vlng of alaout $t:_Cei) per iiJUty, a r«ar. ____? 01*0*4* 0 luring It by Bitel* their ntnnlng lime cut down ttey lave to make more trip* mora people than they J_ Latt year there were 40 ™»»e* Madt-ou at. Hhorily after ■2. 'if* 1 niu" run* wer" '*k*'n "t-.Thlt Juat nddt one-fourth to Jlenrl of each "Kvery «o> bit help*." Tbi* view of the *_* i„,,. be new to p.rha|« he doubted by their afreet railway **-Jtt_atlon tailor made from tho of Jacob Funb. BliiTi* It on Panic. J}? rVattle raectrlo company km v* f..i!,,-.- that the ___B hart their butlneaa ao that r~ *^f* obiigr-d to cut n-.-a tl. ii me*t- N ot Ahoit lit-* tbeae reform* were In eanraia« I*„ ,"w b» official tLr.v K'e«tilc company lhara had h. I--t'l.iti- It h. i.n... ivlllk out I'll, jßßgtneer Thomaon'a municipal [etreet ratlaa? lane Voti were etaatara'it el Ihe "e»pen*e." 11,, a, ahaitit the of th,, JVrl I aa tt_. 1*« ..rat H. wreck. The I _•_* a*. wreck? Ami that hHWdle-d l_»aee__!_d .Ke.|'«i' Madia.-n jwreek? Th*. et.W_.-_i __»*« f.-.ir wreerke Will __K"t*t> over |3M,_M, Tb* ciiet-l.eie-a who r-auem. them [•re (mart* paid end on F aad ar*> mea a* th» com- i pen, ran _«■. tor lb* na. 1,., pay. Whatever **|_ena-> there le attached to tbla |,.|1 ■ewe lb* people of ek-.e i he»e j *«nil Hume are a-et «"i«« to etaad It 11... are be iei tor ham ewe »i|-_. to make ■na-ae, for H. A W. If tbr. kill hall ..f lb* i.ih.i ball will have to nan. the *>at*e«__e ii mANcia. I PLUNGES OVER A BANK Auto Goes Over a High Embankment to Beach. Two in the Merrymaking Party Receive Fatal Injuries. i By United Pre**.) ft .N FKANCI-ICO. Majr Ile-.thj t__r a beautiful II Tear old clrl. la il* Ina and a rhanffrur. who aay* hi* name I* Ale Merita, will sot a it,i>.- tha day aa tb* rulralnatlon of a nlKbt of rerelry which ier-a..'•.•,i 111 an Intoilcated cbauffctir dtirina 111 a!iton_ohtk> aver a htsh emhankment. (be ma it.iu.- tarulnx turtle and pinning Ihe five ocewpanta benealb II on the ocean bc-ach at 3 o'clock Ibla morn Ins. In thr i. a. till..- a,rt~ Mlaa fluyt, M--r.Ui. Anita llr.ai. C. Will lama and the chauffenr of the ma chine, who a|.pear-.t after tbe eircliii nt. With the etcrptlon of lb« Run ill ail of th- name* given are ltctltl.ni* aa aßoa, by and. r.pie.nl lili. »ir..,!1..!l Tafc* in "M.tii Tbe merry parly. After rtdlna about town for i_: hour*, made lie way toward the ocean beach. laltleta In all it resoita tbat line that t ban vi th fa re. ____*• after atartlnc for the rlty, there I* a point whero a turn muat lie made lo plunging over an i riii.j- -r.t to the l.c .i. ta. but the man who wa* driving wa* appar ently unfamiliar with the. ...ad and in.'- nl of turning iharpty to the rt.hi, allowed tbe machine to con tinue etralKhl ahead with tb* re tall that It left tbe main highway. ten n.-.l completely ,i..-i and pinned the occupant* beneath. Their plight waa dl*eovered by another antnmohllUt. who summoned aaatat anco and thn unfortunate* were re leaae^l Injured Will Die. The flay* girl Buffered a rota pound fracture of I lie note, lacer ated wo'iud of the m alp. a poaaible Fractured *ku!l. bealdeo numerou* abraalo about the l«o?uj."iii.| fracture of thn ttoae and a ao**pound farture of the tkull. No hope I* held out fur either/ The other member* of the parly were treated for minor Injuries. On Mervln'a peraon were found let ter* and pai f* whlrh would lead lo tho belief that hi* right namo I* Paul Kemerer. _ SLEPT WHILE HIS ROOM WAS BEING ROBBED While g. flrown Wa- «l» pillg la room IS of Ihe Indiana hotel, W'eiier «l„ ahortly after 1 o'clock thl* morning, a burglar forced an entrance and a, rut i-ij a valuable wolf akin robe, a gold watch, a t.'olt revolver, tr. caliber, a black •nit of clothe*, a black overcoat, two rator* and a quantity of aniui! er article*. Ilrown anapectn a team -ter. -.h«.«. .1. «. Spokane; l-ea Paul l.'.if!— tleorge f Chriateaeea. Adam: A. tl. Mil rhum, Lincoln, aad Charlea 11. Iletf ney and K. V Mart-onald. King county. \.i altrrnata-e wrre gleeted, Date .ate*.. Elected for peaeldeelel elector* ike fol lowing were named: J. M. Me Kernaa. tlarfleld county; i: A. Ittthenry. Clallam; Wilmon Tuc ker. King; '...n..a V Vance. Thuraton. and tleorge p. lll.hArd j aim. Kenton. In addition lo the eight dele. [galea at Lire,.- tbe following were •letted hy congreaalonal dlstrtcta: I'lrat .i!.t:1.1 ii.hii L leukea and W, M. IVRibwrtoo. of Whatcom coimiy, ami Iv i Currle and W, W. Illaek. of Hnohomlah. s.'i-i.n.l diatrlrt—Tat llraitan, of Ktlckllat; .V. W. Cannon, of lee*..* I'tatik Spinning, nf I'lerce. aad J. C. Conine, of Thnrston. Third dletrtrt—T. A. While, of Whitman; M A. Hmalley. of Oka nogan: Jerome Drumhelter, of ttp» kane, and A. L_ »lnim«ea, of Kit titas. T-.ii^'i a m a a a a a m~*a'a'a"a aaa

c c BANK CLEARINGS. :_'. Seattle a Clearing* today .ll 1..9 a Italancea 130.03g.20 a Tacoma, Clearing* today i ..as llalanre '|,||t a c Portland. Clearing* today 55.1.1.S luUncca ._.__—lf (he court aft* favorable on Ihe rcitort I of Refer. David Met.'lure, i 1,., ha* been taking evidence In the eaae, Mra Alfred 0* B_M Vanderbllt i will he grant* an absolute divorce and li" o*o of it,, millionaire* fortune may bo »et Hhlde for ihe caro of their »on. PROTECTIVE PLANS Of ■_, POLICE i Department Will Be Active During Visit of fleet. I

Arrangements Are Made to Handle Crowds and Guard Homes. Proper policing of Seattle atreetf during tbe e.ai the Atlantic fleet la the problem ablrh bow id*. .Oplcd the M—•.!___, at ActtßS Chief of Police. Irvine Ward W Inn Ibe baitl.ahlpe ale-eaai ay the aotiad Hatardbiy af.erw*__a audi drop AH' i...i 1t11.1,e--diale- »te-|* wtll be liken tO hi me "ft the fl. .1 uf fi.-i i«. attend tbe reception _• |be held at the New Y> aatilnstoa hotel Hanirday night. At Pier* If and _. -.Mill have- brwft -la-alt nated aa the in. lal landing place*, (poller ..rn. ,-r* will be (tattooed to keep clear Ihe face of the wharves. At the Waablngton hotel ser geant Claud* U, llannlrk and a aqua I of alt patrolmen In full uol fm tv will be stationed Inside tbe hostelry, tin either side of He* nod ay. opposite the hotel will be placed ten i-etroloi'n and a met- i gcant to prevent blockading the atreeta. Three, aergeanla and SB patrol men mi be detailed to prru-in order at the big barbecue to be held at Woodland park. Ta Guard R**ld*nc«*. The acting chief realltea tbat tbe residence district will be de a.i...l practically during tbe pa rade next Tuesday, and for tbat reason be will send a awaitn of on tb* hllla while the pc« pi* ar* down town cheering the blnejacketa. The real danger front thieve* wtll be the tenantle** bono* The t_ol!c* feel that there will la- more attempted i lute* In th«> residence district* :AU OB the ii atreeta. Tbe acting chief thl* morning atated thai all person* who laßßse |to view the parade should hide j their el.fc or deposit* ________ I safety vaults A large number of special officer* will work tn con junction with regular patrolmen In j ir.n'.'.ii.- lee ,i. c, and the act- Ins Chief believe* that he alll b* abl* to keep burglarlrw down to a minimum. Transportation Task Or«*t. According present indication* th* rallroada and *ti%m*blp i urn i.i, a will be unable to bring all Ib* ipwopl* to itcattle wbo wish to ae* th* fTe*t. Friday two special trains will leave Bpokane over the Great Northern In addition tn Ibe regular j trains. Two car* have _»•• or dered by the inhabitant* of Krupp, wblch la a eery amal! town. We natche t-.aa aaw-l for three Kperlal cars, but a* the car* were not caked ifor until too laic, the Wrnatibe* people will not be able to obtain thetit. Many other place* (ailed to put In order* for •pedal cat* until [too late. Car* are being rushed to the ea*t ern part of tbe atate from the east ern atatea ao a* to take rare of the big demand On the Northern Pacific five spe- cial train* will lea*" Spokane Fri day, ao a* li. take are of the trafHc in,., 11 Hpokane and Seattle, i.ieri town north of Portland un the Northern Pacific will a*nd del* gallon* to Seattle Along the ana .Han Pacific line the condition* are alinllar. many people from aero** the boundary having ■lgnifl-tt tbelr Intention of teeing pres.nt to help welcome the American fleet. Stssmsrs to A***mhl*. All the steamer* on the sound run* all! take excursions from tha point* along their regular ran*. Most of the Vial* will I,an_. their •cbedule no to proceed to Port Townnend with their load* of *x mr-Inula'* and then arcotupauy the fleet to Seattle. Almost every Ihe fll -Hie .111 boat thai could l- aecured will either com* with th.- fleet from] Port Townaend or I lac be In the line of ship" that will meet the fl. ol about West Point light house. The reception committee, (be chamber of commerce and friend* will be on the steamship ('ity of I'm-1.1.1. whlrh will be Hie flagship of the local fleet to meet the bat tleship fleet. The chamber of com merce has alao secured the clean)' hip Cmatllla. Gran* Stand Safe. F. W. i (real «uperlntcndcnt of building*. In a letter i.. Mayor John F. Miller yesterday. alated lhat an ln«peclnr from tin depart* in, ni was supervising the work of the mm! ruction of the official 'grand -Mini opposite He. New Washington hotel, and that when the stand Is opened It will be abso lutely safe I 111 stand waa de *lgned to *n|i|e.iit a weight of go p..inula per aquare foot, but extra aitpport hnve been added so that ea, Ii seal will be capable if sua tittnii.K 2.01 M) p.eimi!:i There are l"..imu mat* In the aland, Mor* than one-third in the number Pa. already been reserved, anil order* are pom j Ing In HI the chamber of commerce lor reservation*. ff i Tuixii.iv. Hi"' day of tin- hli, parade, wilt be a bead holiday In ill, city. Yeaterday be Heattle Clearing House association decided that all hauler, remain closed next j Tuesday, COUNCIL GARBAGE CONTRACT I-I-— GANG MAKES NEW MOVE l_r yiiiji a t PROTECTION TOR THE COAST __ Roosevelt to Insist on a Plank for Adequate Protection.

*W _■ n c* interests of Pacific Coast Must Be Fully Considered. 1 I 11*. United Press.) JprAHltlst.li IN Ma, If ~-.de- nd naval protectloa for ihi- Pacific eoaat This Will he. one of the plaa_ka of the next republican Rational plat fi.rm If th..adore R.maev.lt ha* anything to .aa about M And those who have -...ii Batching Ihe trend o| i'uii!» plenty sure that. N____ae-ie.il Will gal Into that plat- j form Just about what he want*. Tbe president I* more- than mere -11l 111 sympathy with th. demand of the Far West thai proper faiill tie* (or defeases afforded the I"a a_)flr -a-al-.a-.t He I* Insistent upon the matter, a* a national policy. ll>- ilea.-, 'teat Just a* much con- I slit ration should lee given lo Ibe prim- .protection of Ibe Pacific r..aai aa th* Atlantic. He regard* tbe int. teat* of California, Otrgon and Washineton a* eniphall the Interest* of th. whole I'nlon. fiat aa much a* are those of Maine and New York. lie Bon 1.1 like to *cc every aeapoit on Ihe Pacific made Impregnable. 11. (MM like to la. lie. wester— mm amply provided with navy aula and dock- Ir.g facjlltlea for our big warahlpe im,. a* he I* president 1.. will 1 keep plugging away at congress for legifclaUon In this direction. Waits Large Navy. Alt*. More than tbat, he hopes that evrmtnally the t'nlted Htaiie Bill have navy large enough HI l.» able to or both roast* from attack by a hostile fleet, Con *ln«Mr.a the present *!>e of ibe* navy. It would ha.c lo operate aa a unit against a formidable foe Were It •an Atlantic when an attack should be made on the Pa One coaal. great damage would be wrought before the Oeet could reach the acene—iinlesß congrcs* fry.that time should ha*- carried; nut hi* recoremcndatlona as to ade- i protection. With a navy en laiL'-d to tbe aire h«> wishes, a fleet could be kepi on each coaat for »ueh an emergency. Colli It." day of greater American navy. It I* tbe belief of tbe prCal dent that tbe fleet ahould be shift j between tbe two ocean* every year or two aad be kept at th* highest point of efficiency for any eventuality. _>*nitm*nt* in Platform. The** sentiments, the president tern*, sham be Incorporated In the Chicago platform. In thl* policy will htve the enthu*la*tlc sup port of the gallons In the ."ar Weat, whether tbey be pro-Hixi»e tplt or -*evell. I'leeTafl a.i aiitl-Taft. f Moreover tbe president will en deavor to pledge Ihe party to tbe promise ma by some of the sen ate leader* when the naval appro priation bill was under discussion recently. He had InaUted on a program of four battleship* this year. I li" house balked and an did the senate. I In- president fought harder than In has ever done for any of 111- pet policies. 11. not only •cjii a special message, but he Wrote letters t a the big men In coni'ti .a and be summoned them to the White House. The result wa* that he Matched victory from apparent defeat. He really had not expected more 111.11 l 1a.,. battleship* m be provided for HUB year, lie got the approprtatlona for these and the promt** that congrcs* would pro-vide for two more each .ear for tbo next ten yeara. NOB In want* to make that promt** binding upon hi* party a* a national poll, RED HOTPLATFORM CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS FORM MOST VIGOROUS PLATFORM EVER ADOPTED IN THE TATE. (By United Pre**.) a I'll no Cat. May 19— A plat form teeming with denunciation of the not hern Pacific, Instructing unqualifiedly fur It, I*ll "first, last and all the time," ridiculing He. slain railroad commissioner* for their pretended Investigation of vio lation* of law na pointed out In j Hon, Franklin Is _____-_,' and .1 piandlng total -1 ie ,i, of Aalatic laborers and Immediate tariff re form, WHS Mil. I'll by I tie- ell-nil. cratic state convention today. Tho document I. one nf the moil vigor oil" of It* kind aval prwaeated to a California convention. I GOTCH MAY MEET DR. ROLLER j Champion Wires Seeking Match With Local Man

Fixes Date of June 20 but Roller Asks More Time. I'rank Ootch, ham plow wreetlei of the world, vasts a ■_»'• b with I Dr. It. F. R011*... A tv- waa received In He- attle ihi. morning from tiirtih ask- Ing If Holler ha. oa deposit la It,l. ity 'hi sum of 11 to ■____■ good a hall, age to any man In lb« world. It a.. (letch wire*. 'I will meet j Holler la Meat tie or elsewhere on or about June 20 for I and the j world* championship." Immediately upon receipt of the message a number of le telle of Roller wet with him lii hi* office*. In the Arcade building, and Ootch'a unexpected acceptance of Holler* general challenge wa* di-ctisw-il at great length. Hollar Want* Tim*. Holler aaa at Ural Inclined to send word to Uotch that he could not arrange to meet him until fall. It wa* pointed out to Holler, how ever, by bl* friend* ibat even If be aiiiiiii.l meet Goteh within the near future ai I should luffer de feat that would (tfll only ..uea> removed from Ibe champion ahip and could again _, after it tint fall or winter. Holler finally agreed lo enter into negotiations with (»otch for a match to be held In Beanie during lb* latter pert of July, an. word to iMe cffn-rt wa* this afternoon telegraphed to (Sotch. If Golrh accepta Holler* counter propoaltlon the Scuttle physician will at once give up hi* medical practice end devote the- 11. »l two months to hard work In the coun- Mull Work Hard. **lf I am to meet (lotch anon ilt will he necessary feel me to di vot* tbe entire period between the j pi |i I and 'In- time of th" match |to preparation." aald Holler thl* morning. "I muat add ID pounds to my weight and pr« pute my**-If {so that I will be able to do the ibesl work I Ml- eel! ,1 ,11-- In HI life." The pro*poct of Holler inciting [Ootch will add Interest to the match with Heell at ihe Dreamland rink next Priday night. DYNAMITE USED BY STRIKERS Cleveland Cars Wrecked in Riots—Peace in Sight. (By United Pr*** CLEVELAND, May I».—A Hroad way lira* car waa partially A* stroyed by a dynamite explosion last night While 25 paasengera were In the rar, no one waa se riously hurt. A panic followed and a mad rush for 111.- exit* wa* mail.' A Wet. Madison st car was also damaged by an explosion of pott der m the track. The floor of the ear was broken through and OB* woman was seriously Injured. Trivial rioting, a deadlock In ar bitration proposal*, car aervlce largely restored and the refusal of the traeUot. authnrlllea to do anything until dlaordai and violence ccaen, marked the third day of the strike of the conductors and motor iii.ii on the Municipal Street Rati way company* line*. Hinting continued today. llle' end of the car strike, however, seem* In sight. 111 many Instance* car* and crews were alnio-il. but the police were prompt. A car col -11.i,-.1 with an explosive which had been pill. .'I u|Kin till track. I lie car waa shattered, but bo one was Injured. Peac* may area on) of confer ence being held today between id. stale board of arbitration, union manager* arid officials of the trac tion company. Refuse to Strike. SPOKANE. May 19—The street car employes, after several meet ling* yesterday, today decided not to strike. The company still main tain* ii.- open i- hep prluclplca. ONE CENT Ooatt anil Train*, Cent*. THE WEATHER •MOWERS TONIGHT AND vVIONIbOAV, SOUTH WINDS. HRES SHOW UP THE WAY Atlantic Fleet Is Greeted at Night by the People. Battleships Are Proceeding North in Squadron Formation. On Board U. 8. 8. Georgia, at Sea. May 18— (Via Wireless I* Mars Island, Cal., May t.i —lam* rolling amaa and a heavy fug made ith* morning run yesterday at the Atlantic battleship fleet a disa greeable! one, in ihe forenoon ih_> fog lifted a bit. but the seas eon tinned heavy and the ships staamed at about an eight-knot speed. At nlgbt the neat cleared, and the spaced «_• 111 l leax.-ll lo 12 knots. The fleet «'.mi.eel as far Inshore ss it could with safety, and wben nigbt fell the water wa* blared by huge bonfire*, beacon light* of pa trtotUm. burning upon it.- hilltop* and upon the shore. Ufa the glasses the forms of men. women .etud children •-mill be discerned. They were dancing In front of the fire* and waving their arm*. The •Ight wa* a weird one. and kept many offlca-r* upon deck until a late hour, full daybreak the fire* burned all the w«y Up the coast. The fleet Is proceeding In line of squadron. While Ih. temporary relief from aoctal duty I* welcome*!, considerable Interest I* being man j Ifeateet In the trtalt to Puget sound. Hut few absentee* were reported OB leaving Ban I'ranclaco, and It I* expected that 'lee majority of those Ml behind will take train to Ke attie and join their ships. Fleet Off Humboldt Bar. ON BOARD U. S. GEORGIA, iW.r*less to Tabl* Bluff. Cal.), May IS—On a rough sea. lhat made It llll|.e for small craft to meet (bent, Ihe I. battleships maneuvered outside of Humboldt bar today In the presence of thou sands of people, many of whom I had aloud In the drenching rain early morning. The rain wa* pouring when the fleet started to ward the t>ar, the great ships drop ping out of squadron formatioa into one long line. Thua ihey circled In and out. figure eight formation, again dropping Into squadron for mation as Ui. stood out m At II o'clock the weather wa* fair, but the sea aas the heaviest encountered since the fleet left Hampton Hoads. Just before the fleet sti.nl out to sea. wireless greetings were exchanged with the Chamber of Commerce of Kur.ka. Cannon Bursts—One Kilted. F_-_.N___-l_-_.aCal May If).—• While firing lalutca to Admiral Sperry'a battleship*, 111' ll pa- -«.1 j here ut 9:30 thia morning, a largo cannon, i-usted on the beach near j Centervllle, five mile* from here, exploded, Inalaatly killing Isaac j Davis and aerloualy injuring thro*. women, a boy, and slightly Injuring «everal other*. The cannon was an old one. having been used bere for 30 year*. Tor ,:u yesra. BOYS ROB A CHINAMAN Youthful Bandits Loot a Laundry in Broad Daylight. Three youthful robber* entered a Chine** laundry at .113 Klfth ay. ft, In broad daylight yesterday after- noon. and. after knocking down j Chin Sim,. .ill employe, grabbed a J tin bag containing |20 in gold and i silver. Ili-foii- the Chanlman could j sound an signs the youthful thusa mail.' _.■,,..! their (Scape Chin -100 says the lioy a entered the laundry and on.' of them auk 1 .-■I lilm to buy a newspaper. Chin I refused, .Hill I lie 1 lee, apparently acting In unison, fell upon the i Oriental ami lilt him several sav age blows in the fact. The hill.l 1 man could give no description of hla assailants other than that they .ill Mil. ell! I, cloth'- II- says lie I would know them If lie .1* 111.'Ill again. chin S.«. untitle .1 i it-- Detective j William Holland of the '..obl rob bery, li foi is will lie made i,, p prehend the young robber*. it is not thought thai newsboy* ad any-' thing i" do with Ise robbery. WOULD KILL MURPHY PLAN To That End A. J. Goddard Springs Bond Issue Scheme. Move Is Plainly Made in Interest of Council Gang. A proposition which hears all the car-mark* of a ihems to defeat the '■Lin nt having the city handle the collection anal destruction of garbage, cme nated from Councilman lard !a«.t night, in 'lie introS-BCa I .no of a cotmcil ordinance which provides in substance for the calling of a special elec tion on an issue e,| bond* to defray the cost of fully equip ping and establishing a munic ipal system of garbage dia le 'x_il The ordinance is dra.-n in blank form and was sent l V the council to the health and sanitation and finance commit tees. At first glance the_mea-r --ure purports to father a thor oughly economical and judi cious plan, but those who ate on tin- inside and should know, j state that it amounts to noth ing more nor lev- than a clever step ■■I block the genuine ef fort which is being made lay Councilman Murphy and oth ers to in.stall a city garbage depart i Not in Good Faith. ---M-aM. 1 HH-KIBI-Tl ordinance Is described a* Ibe "veiled band" attack of ihe council gang I ho would farm out a garbage contract to private per sona. The point wblch a private corporation could obtain from S'lch a franchise privilege are almost be yond computation. To begin with. It la Ooddaid's Idea that the special election ahould be held on tbe question of Issuing bond*, amounting to poaalbly MSB. -•.vi. or l-00.000. Thl* amount l* a! most double tbat which would be actually required, under the flguie* given by Health Commissioner i 11, hum who ha* made a '-hla* study of the garbage question. Want* More Figure*. Again, the council clique who are hot after thl* garbage contract, ask. thai flgute* be submitted to the committee covering the cost of In i stalling a fully equipped system by the newly appointed superintendent .if public utilities. A. V. Itouillon It I* well known that all thl* in- I formation I* lie. In the possession of the city engineering department, land the question arises us to why j Bouillon should be asked for some- ing which a city department ha* {already obtained after months of I hard work. Not one of (he councllmen ilosMß the correctni's* of the data com piled by Assistant City Knglneer Moore, who has had chatge of th* present Incinerator. Again tb* question comes, why not get thl» data tints- available. Instead of math Ing for weeks, or month* possibly, ii, have lionilion go over tbe same ground that li..- already been cov ered? Murphy* Plan Approved. Councilman Murphy already hat a plan batata lb* council which meets with (he approve) of the city official*. This provide* for an In itial appropriation ol 125.000 to In stall tin- first unit of a garbage collecting system, with provision to be made In the next animal tax lei for enough mum I to complet* the system, also to establish addi tional Incinerator*. If necessary. This can be done without any bond Issue and without an. severe drain on the city finances. It Is the Intention of the gftrbage [contractors to-be to have thl* measure sidetracked in favor et I the (loddard scheme, mat am every I effort to have the pup., bond I Issue defeated .el tile' polls. If not there. It Is urged that It would be the simplest matter la the world to juggle things so that the actual 'sale of the bonds could be put oft 'practically Indefinitely. Another Proof of Insincerity. The Idea of advancing the schema 'of another big bond Issue at this time-, whet) the city has lately fall i-d In several attempts to place- the 12.250,000 Issue of water bond*, I* 'claimed to be but another proof of the fact that Qoddard's plan will [only serve to Influence public opin ion to the point «lie ie the Intending !garbage contractor* can again !spring tin ii proposition of letting 'the business to a private con tractor.

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1 __ SEATTLE TO PLAY ABERDEEN TODAY Or I'm, Thai Is, if the leather Skin Ita-iiK Ram Off. Local Bunch Will Go into the Game Willi Good Line-Up. Vale** rale prevent*. Seattle will line up against tb* Abate*** team oa the I—ml bell yard this after mama, and more tbaa usual later est will attach to the aerie*, for It will give the tana aa opeurtu-* Ml af watching th* new Ita*-** at the Hiiali le action Laaal at first bate. Adam* at abort aad Itartman, la the right garden I-B I'll tb*' c4MMOM>> •*W***s*^ by ■•__• local ______ ag*r. Daedal* couftdentlatly m% part* lhat tb* addition of the-. men —111 at—-*_nba*i Ihe lea** ■_* .•daily (M* Oray. who placed abort for Vancouver, will be held la reserve by Pug a* a utility **___* t_n**l la tegarded aa a atrons nana at the Initial sack, _■*__*.* be ing a hard hitter aad a fast maa on the liases ll* baa played first fa* Watt* atnce tb* opening of the season and bit rec ord took* satisfactory. Hall teal prisons for trading blm off are not known but It la a anl* bet that It vraa etig lure red on something ho atde* I.us.i's playing ability. ..dam* should a* an Improvement! at abort Dudley waa fast to a* a rule consistent, but his law a thl j pegs In tint brought bint baa* tbe bad hooka of tbe tun* and the la wn* given very little encounter went by tbe bleacher emit in cent With a new atari on tbe _b_M*>! team. there I* no reason why Dud ____. should not make good from &_____*- Jump Dudley has not come IB terms with Bus* Hall yet. by tb* way, and said yesterday that be Bt* not know when be would Join tbe train. It I* generally under etond tbat tbe boy haa not come to terms with ft us. yet. Ilartman la touted aa the real ■nod* la tbe outfield ll* has bard ly bad aa opportunity t.. __t.«u hi. true form yet but In his ft.si and only game with the -i.ashes be, gave all the earmark* of a dandy; player. Gray will be used aa a utility maa and can play all th. infield poeltlona well Rub* Hall la pleased with hla trade, la which he took Hill Hur ley and Hay Dudley from Be*ttie In exchange for l.itmat ami Adams la bis opinion Hurley I. tbe better bitter and equally as good a fielder, while on Inside work be baa l.uset lost In the ahum. 0. __. TO „Ml __ATTLiBMIPB~ "J™* Take boat* at Pier X. Ten round trip* daily. «>c roans trip. No One Can Ever Find Fault With a Man's Taste If He Wears a Superb ____r m-mm* m ~_r Regal $15 Suit Two hut-dree, and twenty ft.» mors Regal lii.oo Stilt* are h-rr fre-sh from the tailor* hand*. Wee shall need them ill. Bill) more fair never was there such buying of Regal M Hull* before. I. It all (lit? to the tips, fll? Or have we outdone ourselves In Other way*' Whatever It Is—the ;.re. Bluna of satisfaction are beyond anything we can remember Hegal $15.00 Suit* Illustrate a strong point in the tnuii ■aa* policy of the Hub. Till* Is It: It I* the Huh policy to give every man who mam for a Hegal 115.00 Suit such perfect satisfaction li price, qual ity and fit that be will want to buy all of hi* wearables here— bat, shut ii.eeli-rw-aar, ho«.e.y. neckwear, etc. We would far rather Bell a man tin suite at a profit of 11 each, than one anil at a profit of 110 Most stores would consider this a foolish policy—but we have bad a crowing busi ness for a great many year*, and we are satisfied with our Idea. If you will give a Regal llf. M .Hull a fair trial, you will understand why men con tinue to deal here year after year— si, they send heir friend* to the Hub. flee that your ii. »t Hint car ries the Hub l_sl>el Your money back It you want It a The Hub On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole THREE BROTHERS IN THE GAME; ALL SONS OF SWAT Ct.OltCr. BTOVALL BAA* BTOVALL The record of the ttos-haaty fata lit. with Bit brothers In avugaaatoa i al bas.-b-.H-Kd. Jim Prask, to Tom and WMN* —probably sill a_»v er bw aqua teal There nanny rases today of two brothers la *_-*• game, the most notable of which BM the Tannehlii*. Jesse and Use; I the Hempbllla. hode, and frank! and tbe Clark**, Fred and toah Hut beyond two the ability ftakhaw Übo game aucc***f uty seldom run* la a _______) Tb* threw Stovall he-ethers who hall from Hurllngton. I*, are not only all la professional bneel-a*. two of them In foot company, but tbey are notable for the fart that nil throe are heavy hitters. O*o. Hloiall Is first ban.**** far Cleveland. In tbe American league. He has In. a good sticker almost all of Ihe four year* be ha* been with tbe team, the only exception bating a slump la the latter part of tae; This season ba baa hit batter than ever before, and bis bat ftsar ad in a big per cent of Cleveland's run* He I* a fairly good fielder and use* excellent Judgment on the b-UMBe Jes*e Sie.rwll Is a pltrher. He broke Into the majors with Cleve land aeveial years ago, and went final ther. lii Detroit. He couldn't win for the Tigers, though he pitch ed good halt, being what Is known ».a a "bard lurk" t_.irl.-r He wss bought by l_out*vlt)e. in the Ameri can association, largely for bla hitting ability, as he had always 1 tr- a_____Bß______B___B_ .a——.— haa* running, trio. Hurley la far Ihe hatter of l.uasl according X ia. "Adam* Is a good fielder but be I haa no head on him and has failed so far to show ma- that he ran bit,** .ar* Hall. "Thus far lie ha* bit safely Just four times this sea- j j son. Dudley ran hit I* fast. Is a good fielder, and ha* plenty of I nerve. Hr will overcome that habit of throwing awsy the ball a* soon as be is (.laying on a diamond where be Is given some encourage i ment He didn't get any at Se attle," All of which Witt th. exception of the Adams Dudley-l-ussl dope. la lust about true. In winning from Untie the other day. franklin, the Tiger (wirier, won his seventh straight victory for Behreed*r*s bunch. Thai Is certainly pitching _..!»»*• ball' franklin bad the locals failed to UM faraway In the two games wblch 'he pitched here, and look* as If be was going after a record. A. ft- IHrksoii. manager of the Vancouver |lsse-l-sel clnb, wa* mar lied today to Ml«» ..ellle Hobblna, of Watervllle, this stale The ceremony was iierforma.l at the home of the bride's parent* In! Watervllle, and Mr. and Mr*. I.ia kaoa win come to _____ city to night, taking the boat to Vancou ver, where the newly pronounced 1 benedict wilt again take charge of the Reaver*. William I'latt. man j ager of the V. hit worth college foot ball team, scied a* be*l man Hteedle, tb* young pitcher whom Mike Lynch has secured from I'l.ll adelphla. appeared In Ills first game I {at Ta.-efiiH last Sunday, and made !an excellent showing. The .r,,r- I was I to I In favor of Tacoma j when the game was called on ar j count of rain and Steedle had fan ned four of Unite* heaviest slug gera, Aberdeen h*a released Outfielder Roberta. Roberta ha* been meet ing the ball on the nose, and the reason (or letting him go Ib a mystery. Hrown's excuse for pub lication purpose* w*s that he was carrying too many men on the pay roll. Robert* should not be with out an engagement lung Hughey Kellarkey. of Tacoma. i* cutting out A f««t p«ce for the hack- U. ft. Navy Yard Routs Steam ar I Mont,. .Ho Uav** Flyer dock 6:30 and 9:3-) a m, 1:30 and 4 p. m. a.c mutnttnimtntnmttn:mn«cnein M. L. KLffIN IM. I SHOEMAKER. THE IHOEMAKIR. If you can't get boots or j shoes to fit you, gat them minis i to measure at i 217 JAMES STREET. _a-M_t-KM»nmtt:ti::u::i:r;t:t:::i:»: a aaa btovall hanged tb* hall bate for Da-foil I For a white he wwa played Is the l-oiitailtte a_Bt.il* lor Mb batting. but. brine enltaad an to piirh. bo j abuwed thai he .1111 had Ihe *_-____. mad Is again lingular Ve_.Ua I Raa Canity he pt'itir-l a tut ao hit name acaltisl Mlsne-a|ee_.is a fassl I SHI hast one pi areata,*! In Ike .wu-r- I lea* sesarltle, ehkb la aialad fear Its _..!__*• a. Vtstei b-a_. auaiaa j *_ara In rs-Psenaasm, are aataiu ba apt** lab WM Jesa-e tinea >*t...»_1 i_*kt fW>to_r at tto to* Ar.taaulM team, la of tbaa |i'B*-t>ie |e«rn l!|.|e.i both J aaae and ll~>r*e tttovalt In. the hss. (tall business He brought Jeaoa to jibe nasal I* I*ol. and *tarted him In at third bane no tha local team tester ho became a pitcher, and made good from th* start, «ra-l i uallr working up Into the MB i league. Uaaorge Mlnvall Came to (Leal ;In '»«•_ a* a pitcher, but a short lime later went to Pandletoa, Ore.. «hare he started to play first ha*. Afterward* be went to Murllnatun. !Is anal wa* latrr crabbed by th* hi* league, at present holding down lb* Initial station for Cleveland afore* In Ihi* league In tho las. four games which the. Tigers play ed with Ill'te his work waa not marked with a single error or. ;*a. Ed ball. Iloghey tank I* chance*. II of them put o.it a. »lt h.ani a footle. The Aberdeen Vancouver eerie*. June J-7. whlrh had been originally scheduled for Vancouver, will lea transferred to Seattle. Thia was decided upon a mall vote re ceived yesterday Tbe sam, club* will play In Vancouver June ii la place of the transferred series. WAT-OVtl. IK.IOI K. «*-_• less* Tat II a■ l.lteteaare .....It I'hal.el.likl. II It Tsar* .............11 It .il II ....It It tit ■'ue It.c.cl It II iea SI 1...,.a I* ii Ml lie c. k I, t, ia ,tl| Teal.a4aa a le.eeea At rut.-.,., riii-t-ari i, rkits elellhlS a Al Xl laeul. (liam t. Si t,,„1. Al I'la.e u.ieali I'l.atniaali a. T'.ah a At im,'ii>-.'e'a (am*; ran. h-Pucaj; II la.l Ws. ta_esl Trt Ham T~tl It I .11* I'le.l. I- '|.HI. IT I* .ft* •1...1..,.| 111 l la-.l'-l" .........II It .ft* I- l'« It II a.i ■>.!•._■.. .I.' 11 11. tV.ahlnclMl it tea I li .111 leeleeet.e'e la.me. «a r.ellselel!,.,!, l-hi1.,1.•,..!« I-, 1.e.11a 1* Al Waahlritnn *'athl. Ssll I 1.,8 .11 |l 111 I le It I. I I, tl ,|lt I'mllsiiel ..,....It II fl.lt* BUCKLES MAKES GOOD SHOWING iluy Mm U!. shei B 111 mi... on Hun v Kl.llll i I',.ii TIIWII-i ii.l on ThurmUy night fur a 10 round fleUt, wa* one of Ihe ling figure* al the Kil iiii'id'i li.'ii.-M' pttitraui In the Hcattle tlinalrn yesterday, and a .'Hi.' .i f.lVe.l elhle ii l|l|a Bll'aW, |I|>(»|| iB n«ht .aii. The lad la by lung aJet- _*M 14 Iha t a.* at Sl* shlrtta yoaatßteri li Ms clw*ijrwho Ml ..l-eveva-l I* lh»* -f> I*4 tt wife tan •__.* to hr si i .us. sifeibt'U-a _■_»_i ef'.' a rllm b ml It-la.ell tusek the blow squarely eio the rii» ll* tell o*ar, dm hi* ue.,, el* the lies' and s.j,Mimed lor IS B__i._r._-l 1 Ml l_a»lri, pirks-4 at— *p am* helped htm to hi* ear ner The _•**! wa* th* elttnas of lb* fir** *_*__-__a-r _n»»w wads, tb* bus Hires ml tb* Young Men* athleiie Store Closed Tomorrow flHßH^^________________B W¥tmmmmm\mm\\\Wt\\\\\mm\mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm% ■^-•••■'•••••■'••-•••••••■"IW,l,^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-^---M FOR Rearranging and Remarking the Various Stocks. Scale will Resume Thursday With Greater Bargains Than Ever, Price Items in Tomorrow's Paper The tremendous rati, of the past five days compels relief and an opportu-i inity to straighten out stocks in nil departments. Certain lines of merchan i disc have also heen more or leu neglei ted. Reserve stocks must he gottcatatl line In order that these matters may have proper attention, the store will: jhe closed all day toawrsow. Many articles will also he still further cut inj price. Thursday's bargain attractions promise to far outshine the great bar-, j garni of the first day of the sale. f Get Ready for the Benefits of the Great Sale 1 I Thursday. Everybody Come. You'll Save a Lot I -Si ____# of Money in Buying the Goods You Need Now, at V_ 1 the Low Prices the U. S. Court Compels Us to \m the Low Pikes the IJ. S Court Compe's Us to TT. I Make. m J Being closed tomorrow will allow us to get well caught up in our delivery department. Those who have been anxiously wailing for their packages wfflj be rewarded. The rules of the sale will, however, remain the same. All sales cash. No C. O. D.'s. No Charge- No Exchanges. No Approvals. Deliv-j cries at our own convenience. Doors will be open at 9A. M. Thunder. j Sale by Order of the U. S. Court J 9 A. M. SulclifiV J^x.rr.*_*B_w>ir l).i-ir.-l..$K-.sn.^-K--g~ To™__^- -lull al the Havny Ihestte. I 1., itst restate was i graat goecni mil I enthusiastic spoil* rowd I'd Hie lhe*tre. IS el three round Imitiig iitellrn nun.- and a wrestling tnalrli In up In the main event of the cv* sing Doughs 11 and Jimmy Tor unr went three round* lo no HÄ« l-ieen ami Hiulthy Young Ill,el Ar .en,!* i.ieii, turn* w*llo|iliig earl illiel for tlie Barn* liilllll.ei v round*, .ls Seine graduation KETCHEL TO FIGHT BILLY PAPKE (By Uwi-tat Pre**-) MiI.WM Kit May It.—Aft* BW.it-s of dickering. Mianley Ketrb •I ib* Mirhlaan whirlwind, am llllty l-si.k* the *p. ia* Valley mta at kite haaa n.s'tt.i-d to fight tei bately** r For Money For Your Money 1 Tour money 1* not 1 J^__ 11 Is not safe In your lax-krt. It 1 _4^'? lNl_B_ Kif"_ He*:. _ *^__f^Hf?!l i'l-"" "_. nw{ Sh2l 'GJ/* "ii"v',s'mil^ill *"",,'n """,l the l** i,r,ni,p W4M Isn't m *,l«' moD*' .on* M &_*&***-^Jm VISITORS lo ni.- ritr sir Invito I" X-S"^** 5- Insi-wl our niaiK.-U bunking room*- IMlMtt) Oar*.-!.. Iks YOU CAN BANK BY MAIL—No IB*' _ B. .ui..a..i.. l__.rl.as lia-eS. „__ „_„ _«_ hank with tor where you live, you c«n nans a.i_» by mall-write for b,x»klet. ItiM v' n i *>"nX "■■v b> uuiti with* fm t.X'M''' 11^ Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Emldmg, Seattle*—^-^---^-^ round* bare J un I •__._______, =*1 I •elgl, 151 or to,, rtl2£**!...,._,,, ,_-a,.d un ,_. was.,'?' r»i-»* gratia ~l' Mantgei '_„„, fc (Hy Athliflr clab «*2 j pervlsed Ihe ha n »nt, fsraksL* I Wall ..a.ie. a.! md »,,_, ••111 Bled Sa.liir of ,__+ l*||^T_ were klgbl> loterettlng. "s-l I Tbe ili,.-«,,,,,„* go a—.- M ___, of Portland. an. «'C^ e.ama a ur J* I i a*. Usui. r«me near Uktkitw a Tr_. on 'Queer Ktrewi" I, a* J* I lea.ii, taking mat b|a a I after I.- ma sent to tb* 1^ I a straight lab from lUy'.^U* I The 1 -i' "iiia roan ram* hark *"d went the u.„M .m t" laud aluvicer _ A culiired ii,a-, sin, j-^ uonursble name, arm „_, BijTT. loouuaal.ir i.aou- at ttott-T.*? Martno. Lai. .rd v T_*||t __* Matin.. the i bofiato|__»a__ a..., of 'hr aiiutb Jafe t!_« la his thinr tank la th* seem* ■__* •nd wlibout •ailing tat «_jt_J__. further, the dusky bote? _-»_|_l his dr.*. room, ____ ______ •■Be ifl__ I i 'l.c rrfa-lee tv .all It »B_^^ A Miss Harness ansa a n^_M jetblbllloo of bag pttneMtg ,v l_3iml# Austin, twiiniihiafeiu___ the Seattle .Hitrite rtaP.m_%SX l_>lgli» a brother of lortcrr C_i_ leleen Kid l_srtgne. pat «p gfi three rtauß.l taaiai

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_____ THE SEATTLE STAR tl STAI. PUBLISHING c6"~ HO? UOt Stytntb A.. evils* ■sJi'TKI.NOON i mtP BUNOAV. _o_h-f_r*\ iv i ■=_____ ""•hi 109°- PMON _L_-a___> INO. 441. ___-lP l*VK,^_***-_ Th*** art t_Ce.in.ii attt etnnicl will, sll its t*t_.Pl,ea_s__P -ant* —ask far department or nam* of p*r*on you want. .Ij •ai tan SI IK 1..1M1 111 Ball7re A. »_...! lis Bit "I rautt «i .ft telir.M'V—llefßsrt tjsa.ia. Jt»l na-Bsfslts.Av. B-»s»l IMI Zee.. SB watt H* e-s-«s pa* ess*., w se.ea.e tea .BBS ma Seel a* «__*» J-i-el I, traa *___ !___»_. -,-.,.__; cc i-ii-a.s si sa-Mi'e Weskuseeaa. ata __a"B__--_-_e SBSIIS* mam tm**m»m9*vr. *___."„ _nt_«-esja_a., a-, etjtsee. BslW ._,. ifaum •*!>_«. ileal, ll yam »ai. iWaOsas mtm •___ s__-« WBB p. 1,1 IB e-fee«e see* _->.-, __--_« ts* Uu Be A slse *_» at S**a '"ft «sa man. Islet ts ,a ________________________ *_a__-t *_rxrv«aaeß—•_.„.__ -am at Tin man tart _. _>"» MB It I V-t _.■. e-e,a,-> ,•_■__. .l.c US l_.-l «tl a, 'a, lee.le. .-«_ •'-.V, -t.-l _**.; El c. '_•. esse _'e__-B, sas -.111 «.a n_t I -_ Bl .«-.._■ P «a«e e..S_J ..see a Oeeae, ■__■ ..ea. s-»_->.. sw S. 'It -easa CM a _ ta __-. _-• _-_, a* —ie._i«s a «t-U_B -re -ease. ..__-. a ism-ei _«•-*_, -la* MSB SEES KM l-KOSI 6 05 1(1. KOTO n.'.v: AUTQO.'S ItIITBISWCK S.i sail The puttie erf I**-* KOI most It a a.'.c The party in powe. will certify tai that. Mr. Heiiue will .weal il. The tadvari will attest it. lint —1 ..at- I nnmrroitsly tha ••smut., .the. .an pat _■___*• hli*>d ____! -MM into the as-cr- Item than anyone ci**. i* the Author 0. tlie Gicat .American No.*.. The novel ha.! become one of Our flourishing branches of ma_ta.a_.iurv. From the licntwalcrß of Hitter creek, where tar hero ml the J-l*j»-tn«_-l"V>iMi _U____hc waddled through 20 rliaprtrtt m chap*, to Skowhegan, bera TiaithaVrr Sawyer made sawdust of the Ktigtish language the novelist was abroad. 1 very community had its novelist Not to have written a |>a r «n_ becoming badge of distinct when the panic eventuated. As falls the frost Ml lite too previously r-aAiiteii Wan. fell the gelid Mast of financial depression on the novel crop of 1903. It was in late Octol»cr. The author had collected, may- Isap, a ft- dollars in advanced royalties, read his proof, won dered how the illustrator had succeeded in evading every line ament of the heroine a* her creator had her visualized, tent f 5 to the clipping bureau, aud besjan looking for the appear ance of -lie name of the child of his fancy in the list of best t-cllers. Then something dropped. It was Mr. Hem. c .in. his fellow*. It wl* the Knickerlß.c_.er Trust and a lot of other trusts. It was the issue of clearing house certificates, ami the inability of the average man to get out of the bank the iits-iie.. lie had put in. .ml _•! There were BO best sellers. The publishers were too busy getting their paper extended to tell the world of the wonderful book with a thrill in every syllable. The "heart interest" was lost in that on rail loans. The great crop of tales meant to lie harvested during the holiday trade vva* left on the shelves of publishers to lie "remaindered off" at ahvt-ei,t any price. Genius was a drug in the mat Wet And in many an office the keys ■_ the typewriter are all gummed up with the hoi. hot tears of the authoress of the Great .MSlimi Novel, as she tries to recall the glimpses of touring cars and Worth gowns that last year held Ml to her Truly, truly, this i*. a Triatrial Shandy called it. "a scurvy and disastrous world!** HOW THE SENATORIAL BOSOM HEAVES Wherever and whenever an effort ia made to pass a statute for the protection of young children from the industrial slavery of the coal mine, the glass factory, the breaker, the cotton mill or the sweatshop, one i- sure to hear some— Senator Nathan B.* Scott arts* ami tell how "I have made tny living since I mv (8, 9, 10, 11, 12) jears old, and know that I em not a whit the worse for the hard knock. I had. In fact, 1 believe in a boy getting out and looking after him self, and learning the value of a dollar," etc., etc., etc., etc.: Senator Knutc Nelson arise and tell how "I walked l»e --htnd the plow when I wa- 11 years of age, sad I will say that the 'lay I took the handle of the plow m- the happiest mo ment in my life. 1 Inline." etc., etc., etc., etc. .Senator Jake Gallinger arise and tell bow "I am unwill ing to deprive the children employed in our -tores here >.i the advantage which they have in being able to earn a little money," etc., etc., etc.. etc., etc.—— Senator Samuel Piles arise and tell bow "I M in favor of giving a chance IB the brave Amen, l>oy IB show the fiber of which he i. made. What Send these bojS to char itable institutions? Ne-ec-.ve I*l And their widowed moth er-.' And their helpless sisters! And their crippled aunts And their ing brother-' Let all these teojilr die ami liecomt destitute while depriving the foot, brave American boy the chance to SMI. Ncvvv-ec-rr! I shall protect the .\mcri can I,". in his God-givcti-privilcge-of-working-to-supj«ort-hi.v Widowed (tears)," etc., etc., etc. If it isn't Scott, Nelson. Gallinger and Piles, it will Ik Smith, Jones, Brown and While; and they will at ail time; at.'l at all ploae. be (as these) the hyjiocritical voices of cor porate greed. STRIVING FOR REALISM \t-hy Walter, why have you daubed baby with the writing Mir s ____M__M we're plsSMnt; t-oroner, ma, and I have to hold a Ink _> STAR DUST A Word from Josh Wis*. I "A good many topi* who fall In ov* don't drop from i vary dill)! htlght,"

j Shi. Tie re* a 1.1.111t1K ot muslin, a Snip Ins ot *hetr«, A tiostltttf tad t-htapariac that rearhe* our eats, Fee ma's st the ins. nine fmiti early la late .\»e-.h_g lite dteas for the June aii-etniite ■Tr*l«»al Ann. a a Opinio* l New Terk Sua I Kula leai—What iKi jrotl think, of Mattaeveit data path I Uocker—Thai 1. ci». what I Hunk of all of then. The C.r.ti',_t_r Quest on Hoar Miii i think .(tiide, la a noth I sais a tad) no seat MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS Hi VI I'll Hit Earth a* a Spatial lireupoietr .t and Mssts Wlrtltaa Otaatr-aleea-i* la Hit Nut.Otoh. OLD FAVORITES IN BOOK FORM

..Hit l_.A%_aA..IAl» or IAH.IO THE COVER OP 01 ANA» DIARY" BOOK. Dlanna Dillpfcklt, Osgar and th* Raat Art Thar*. "Diana* Irian' and Oagar und Adolf." li. feature* at The Rtar that have caused thousands and thousanda of laughs, have, i„.„m put Into' book fell 111 lei Ijllrd _> l/W. j Chicago pulillshers. Iho two books have left the presses ami a.,, bob; to be found on dnalera' ____.! a Diana lllll|.lrkl.'- and and .doll .11 the creations of _■". W, KrhaxfT, Idana is a young lady of the tola tits who at la a* no fad from brain culture to physical cultura, i Hlu' lias had Intense love fairs, tsnalng from summer r«u>orta to inaltlmonlal bureaus, and la all of lea-11l ahe met with line fall ill I lie small la.iv who experimented with the rudder of .1 leliinlei,. bee. Osgar and Adolf mad* their a.ve in The Hist under Ilia. till.. of "A lilt of Vauda.llle." They en gaged In a-lea-i-Mian a*.. vitro lion on every |i,|.., I that lntere ts live people, and not only rkee|ier, "bttt we are Instructed to »earch every t-~I for aim*. Mile form, of c.Mirae; but what* that butce lv your pocket?*" "That," responded lb* senator, j wtth proper hauteur. "1* the state uf 1.... ."—Philadelphia les_dser. j fun in butrherlng Ibe language, but i.i ie.. Bag back and furtb ihe kind nf humor that make* folk roar. A .I, but what show has heattaiiry sot scalust I- |.l..,'lslla' Jessie. Hi. .i,i.« drllherately a.hamad to Sit Bill I'lmnre -fall Which caused him once more to do TmiTOIlMJ^Wil aYF.&K. "These four (lii.hei* arottad ho ttl*'** broke forth Hit old hotel cleik Thta are alwa;* h «*s I have hat the honor of put tin a several out of tatiallieaa but thel. are altiaa* mot a to k«—l> the dele talloti full I did martat-*. _...«'t |aall JI.UU -——————————_—.——___.___. ._. _**, teh m towels. -i to*. DRAPERY »..__!'.._. tx .'.u,Z,lt".'.'.'.'.'. II SlaH-U I _l*lll i e« fc S el. 6 *__. lo _:.r .air.—.: arlllng at. parti— r"." Uy yard, stittalilo for l.cglt'ar »r.t>o valiifs, ill._» ?_• tmi-mf, 111 ir i»e. _»2,',_*' "V" and anlisa)*: _ur P o^ii. al r, «c TRIMMED HATS 1-2 PRICE *S 29C 'V, Lflew DUC shown about town. On spetlal tale w':"^ table linen'remnants. WINDOW SHADES -__^_____^_± v.ts ?^^^S£K^« affi"_Sft.^ 28c $1.50 STRAW SAILORS 75c latiti' t loth* by bu>ln« llii'»-» Ui Se-£^-r_.-S..HVii-S CARPET SAMPLES NEW SUMMER WAISTS 69c lb .Klin. I* inch ._, V.r_.l\l I_l iJrIIHI lalaO _. ,a. ,r nr v.t.t.t.ia'l'lstiw iv. Dnwumn' Ingrain Sam ..Q Worth $1 00 ana $1.25. l-lta. II "I eVlitts ll,»l .nl t'ilch— »»n. wllh bln.k polka dot; J^i4^.-r*iu, ":::::j::..Va.t!_*..V! (S, 111 Nil M AM I o _™i urn.. with airipn M- ns-ret. j»"j T..ii.t Passr. aur».ia__p._ V Apron ..Ingham Chccka, si»r.lal teltlto cbackfd ginghani and all klB"7 llg :\.%rU:':.,,,:,,7.": "f 'or Wedneadaf, __'«* ranrv Kliißhama and chambrara: •__#. \^r.s *,_-on.. ..i ...virj >ard olb V ami !._.'. On tale W*d..«»d»y at '*_/ '"Bunting^ -^SW^^lfe f^p] Iri'it rL w,t», n r u',iiiif^l^u«__#^^ u.,,;:,.,..',);,.:,r- r';;;;«^hI si_4v„». Stripes, i. jt j {g __^i-^-__B^fT_rT7__rrf___J^^ v ,v ,own" 71 Ihi* treat «in'i.*lty. eottlla-d "Woo lint I Be. Where One Would He SB f Ample Hulllrlency." While men mill in* _-.'.- nothing* J t.i Jes.ie and pas. NiK her the rice jrhow, he »ll|ipect me note* '-ill of I pdlpy persltlate and request* tor tt tra helping* uf cheese for hi* pie. iltlndlt Itnoranl of aliert* Klmnre'e affection* ara anchored the stetiot Kite* It- a lesil»-Il\e look. Hut *he will back up tomorru*. am wear In.; picture button of Klttiuie now. Il'onflnqed BBS lout distance (ell,lll* calls. 11, toll» Inta hi* «*_ be*, that (here I MS. tm'llHlt like ordering hlch j (el I. -al talk laa a4*erllse aat.,' as a i-e ja-.t, e.f afflua-trti lit. walk Into the i..i»ei with a tJtl oa his arm fur dinner snd then the four flush In* would imoießa c He _.....-.i call a b attest over to blm and tell .him 'tin put la a rail fur toe, Mat. to frank N. John >n at the Auditorium ..nne*. Chi Ift aad J». II Hand at Iht Ca elllla. In U-tf.ali All this he Piper t Taft will put new tiie-e j on four bahv carriatt- SIKHS AND OXfORDS IB lan and I-lark t»~-k at 111* quallt) and ci pa re the pricsrs. FRCOLUNO, MONNBCRG __ I IRION TO- fas St. would .1* His wal__n la a lot thsi i-i i.'.-li could hoar, you under- Bl*tnl, and the nit I would look |ii.iiil a* a bull larder ta an auu. ii.-eieliie to think lhat *he Wll. I ,1 up In tit* evening with a many who could ipend *c hitith money almply for l»lb Man would look in n'lii I to *cc elm the |nu muter wa* *t lit* nctt tabic, and then, aeolnt only UMTS*, they would wonder how It all happened i and ('ii" away again. The girl mlj_lit have bbatrvad that I.eurte didn't ear any lumps OB lei i loihi'B. Keel a young man who re reived lit every Haturday i... tie was spending a lof of ttximtf to talk lO pl'-lple 111 '''lee I tee. I BVl'n If he did I.'••'• 'a llttlu dial on' a* ha |iut It "Well, f go* to nr.'.. .a' be had lo b- a rail* about avery a.'.and or iblrd. night, that ha never tot Ike paoide be ralla-d up Plgllt I 111""*'.! 1 would take a cttSSOS on my humb tbsl •,...:_• was just fuurfliistitiig. It waa get tint to ba.e the Wind I Iml he aa* tame. ll* Weill lie., lie. 1.e.1h "'l* this I-,!,_,_..- ha letllei ''l Bine.' I aaya, 'How ate you, j leeeeeg. Old iei.!'.. WbUtcllUh .1 eel. rallla' laa up clear from New York? Huns etery Utile 'blue tt/wtyt la It.'" Hut be dtda't square I.in.- 'I ao "Zema" for Eczema and many other things! 'Tii a wonder-worker and relief it quick!/ tall! _i brings; .An itivaliiahle remedy—no belter in the land, Vu>[> it on affected parts and rob it

with the hand! i i- -T* I_ook for tomorrow* ad. Some big bargain. for quick selling the day after. In the mean time, you better buy a brittle of /enia—the most scientific preparation for the cure of takin diseases that ever struck Seattle. i •"..--'--i-; _;.-!'

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The Quaker Drug Company Tata Stort*. 10U10'. rtBST ay. 401 titt It |-»«lly. Th* Ultph.n* kh^ 8- Prtaßtl tot fiT,.,* rl*M* Johmwia '*ll*'mT *'*»r« Br I";-'•• mb?__!m tin told him. -Vi'ni tfca 101 lor ata* 111 I',.* 1""' ft. dnleettva" "Mtfes,^ i "ut I haven't ••«4_C^ ,f "—-a-*,. «--I st rtaat- .Mmself lihen be r_T__£2___2"_*- little 'Wide A*mk,' la, ""*'fce j _!*_*** imhat !»____' I cam. I„W. raa-_.tt*a.*_ '-.lat h^^^. called hloi to one *£?*R H rail.-r-t.ud. Now HI fl.n'* bill If you'll cv, o(rt tuU^ Bat Hun abut ham, i.<.as aad _____*a 'The, -tmrmyiuiOmmgamtL ft I bear i„ look upo, u„ H** lure* of a a |S__ aft*, that Jim its tamtfaa .(111 COM. ai'mad la "J* I other. w ■■i.v.ri.lN *'..»er. tract*, .I*. acre, atil teria*. (Jj,," fl car Hue and like; ttttt«!._,. Ed tint for chick*** _*. I ties Nations' Land lav. C*. la*. 1 »I 71, al Art t im tii ar

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a IT—B*» ■«iu--Ba---«—-s-jsj a, Want Ads ______________-_,,.__-_____-_--_-_—--_-. Telephone. Them To IK And We Will Do the Rest 1 Chant*, for WO cmisei-utlve i_*}"» la_,> i»sr linn I'er day, I H_cr»_» *s» I** U«». T-irea. _*"»• j i --e.-i.tli .lay*, mmm mamt a *-e»rd. .bhi n-i'titti. par Hue l*ei day. v -I_an_a «_.*!»_p Ctty Hall. Pti«*-. l'*ll*r*l SO* m-in (.rrU'E~SeT*Bth J between I'Hi i-B Bad I'm,aran. 1 Pl.Hie*. Main 10.• 1i,.1 111. Tit* War cannot mat-ant** ac?ttr*cy or easutJi* r*«puo_lbll ll. for error* .-f Ms] kind M I In M-tafekMMi a_»er rtsement* r*~! i ■si ■-ma-iit t-tit i -mii I «peCIAL T.OTICEB. I ..mi., ii.il .nee 'ie i," ci c ._■ ree a. —i-i i_-___» _» t'.n. ll tee el .'el- -I IB i i ...'a JVta ißaeeee >r_. Si a, a-* __-« arts- CTaI li_sl_», Msra-sl-as Tas.fl* «lB as 4 ft naa l-.s__.ss ell IB* -laae II i .aetat a- is—m Tharsds a r*r 14s y. a*!-.--.. lei-sties. Ulll. MsiblMl Tttr.Hl ItT li_.e,«UTMI_NT. ntttanat lha aßit-Tiaiea a-.kite_t•„ «••.Wiit OL Mat lltk. !••*--KBAI.Me lato ),"iH a.lit Be re.»t.e4 al »*.•_• _....! I erl»-B P M. ess «»•>•r sMtx ta-^«. .-■......-a Al-Blle.», 11-11 V. l-.sl.ee a heal koaaas wilt rva t. ,i le ike -eiilrsMea al rssai.r laele. a far lie ee-h ea*. Na tnmAa lie «*___-* I'haae .kslkaaei 111. »«ft 41* a, _H__m_t_-__-a_-l ATTRVTIO.I! J H cc,...- a.-.'. Imaslsraikaß ci"-' .1 ..ee. Heel: s,.i he 1-., 11-1.1 ell a I I sen tk. am, tapes n.e'rl.a I* sit lie hra-CBsa: r-hher weeifcar a«ri«_.srs tv -_.c lit:. ail. lem Caepsatec --tl Men a t_"--4ry-t_- _**•• ._«•"*a» Aaasrlerea Msr»B __-*g Ila I l' re.. Me, 111 SB* astir. !___ i aste* ihia -lit* Han .nl bejra want-., la -e.rai (•_.._ let, saick u.iat |laaiarls|. lif »Uk«; ll* la.iri »c» ra-trw Tfs4s It* siari. raaif.. Tie*, Ill* Irani as l-r__«a HELP WANTED—Mticillaniou*. __MB»_a_-«_»s.-as____!»asi a-sa. 111.-»Vi:. BINTIU WANT HO •tili.-sii:. V..r.e.| el cere It* _.-ss-a. »_,! »cli.. It le Itll par -am. .'an Mae-. ae4 Taa_4»» easolaia. ket.»« I and p at Mar 11 a.4 II I»♦ .iß.ii.ia Hash n.t« —I*l* -.A a, h.r aaal e.,llaher li-s.l .__*» ffaeeu. |l* .c I 11. —11-I* poh RENT—ROOM*. _____.._.._, -a...,.^..... a. .-.*.-_ _---. _. T.«. _, leer Bite v- r er- i.i ..»>l> tll-ll Marlea li la —is It FOR RENT FLATS. I raen -as-tsra. aa.wra_a_.__i l-Bl eel sale Belß. alaaa t. rsaes. -.r in... rsraßtka- r_->-se I*4 Till —11-11 tnesaßt tear raeanaa. taiie,., a" rases. Sear-* steer. eh_a». *_.. 111 —11-ll FOR SALE MISCeLLANEOUS. tltll AMtl IMX-lt tlAßrlAlxs

l_-al a.i arelar Bfl.rrte_-m. r.4 Irlah PetlaT pup. months old. while on l-r.aat. H.te.a .oil ith ar. 1 I'heae Main III*. Pnaad—lmtilt* p.ii_e on 11.e1i.r.l t,». »eeni rar. Address -Jit nu. aa, S W —l»-l» f......' i-n. i —1 1— 11 ~_.ai —1. i I—l_|-|1 —I_|-| _ I__JB_B Tilt at.l.-. HANK OT CuM MKfU'r. firsd -I .na4a fit* I ran- I.e. In Alt I a '>r.,|,l li.nbina; c. „,;.,_„ inirrnt allewrd ea Sa.lnta aad Tlrn. m;. 'i 1,1; iir a '•11. n V Hall. Hun _-—_____.____ a-----—— J ABSTRACTORS. II v. mm..., n '-,rh Ahs-.rsel c'e. Ilsllsr 1: i-i. Main 111 REAL ESTATE DEALERS."" C l> 1111.1.MA.V. I, J, I Ilmra Ml ___ j I Special Free Excursion 0 i o Gilberton-on-the-Sound 11 A M Tllt'llHlUl. MAT I titl", l»*l

al eftv--e enet Ba 1 fiae tinii.f ii.eii.n .1.1 ate Ik. .ti.tiie.t h..nte. alt", an Ps—. aseie* Orel an.-lislf mil. aetrt.ialit tins t»ae li. (cHut k.eeel Kiel,, a->.-_p _. te.e.ee^ 1i.1.e., I. ai■• c l-'|-..l SO I. SB* lep-WITI-H IKII Lata mill, lilt up I ST-BS IJ II ."'1 II mam

Suburban Realty Co. 111-11 li' Week. MONEY TO LOAN __aa____a-B-____-Ba>Mßaaa^aa_ata_e4 Seals,le4 |S**le ea4 Slk_re _|-..e. |hee, .een till,,' S« c*. eßsepest tstae. ee.leal Belli,."ta. am,a t aur Istnsa Wrel TOI.MAN. 11l Walker __ail4tw« M '.cc, ...en. ..a,>!.._ peaplß) t** eke.p ra.e. aaa ac Seattle i'r.4u ll It* l-sspja a Serta** Hash Bi4| leßeess ea f ..-.ii.... ir.ee .1. eras W»e- 111 New t.i. Ht. if Salary loess t tse Ceafii r, Newtea. Itl t*e->p!e Mask li-ds SIN-.BS CHANCC9. _-* i-| i i -i.a-i.n.i-iji\i'> —1^ J*_r~BWia -_~ i—,^ Must Sacrifice _ Tomorrow I >s .1. t aea.i salt* eak tar. altera 1-1. hruaeele sell el 1 -la.-.c.1. lee-.e e.r- I>. c I I la fine t-_s4itksa .:n..p real. sue 4 it* ratlea I asusi a.ll at care the Tret after will leke Ihe 1 c l__el Street with eaaer. Call 111 K-tel t- at. Ml'-.1.'. WASTKtv-*Al._Bl_l*_l WANTKO 11* a.ed l..l( a»ieei-e"i s ...ileal Nr ihe tsaieei ssiiie« ..,_(--.,..,.» a,sr plareel en Ika niarh.l, ll* le |ia» far esek Car yam t*ail tarn- N'swtea. liel An-M-raa ttsah 1. I lot p nt. Mar nth .t-,-1 ink _.tp«rtears unnaree uif t-i i ..i ell laat la i- 18-IB OB""n'JTS.~ BBS-**—^i^^bMtrf^,»_|Bi>a-|aa»e^ii^i^Bi^»-Bia^—_b^mb» *aa*--m* _■* !-'u J U"-*n l« |r'*-i*4.s| I* m •„i m i» hla ftataa-ttal l*S|t.a»M ta hi« -tftt-.al praciM-* att4 >-*i %m t-i 1 fii-i .I,lft n* la p 1.,,.__.,* trmtn ft li ta t| A tllQfftftWf It »t*min»tia*-t Willi ._| !.*f _• i'.n* -I,*-... »l llli.ea* t.*.m •«■_*. '-.«h* I tl A 1 ttl I ■a,I I *al Be I (t a aaamtnatltftt. *4*la«4 ;t Al* t-an«»U| _r>4 »*.n_#rMTi« f*m_t A«»lal l f*» Ue-.t ml.a 4* ft%ai_aaa •>r l_>. c -le-e-t...... Car, Sam* ana Thro.l 111 r.liel ili.|( M I'll ..A Ittß __________ _-_ —a". Si en c _■ a c. H i_ c _■, n Ue> Marr, rira4*al. CMteoiaaih. It* 1. .4. ni4a cuNawiaTATiuN rue* Mala Itll ______ OPTICIANS ee___aae cc. —_,■_. n ■____. e_—. a a.._ Carta ptteel Ca. lilt :a-J ses. rears t«i .a r.S'.e .--._. _l4e In. A till "ue Tlet. ..fell l*«. ,a -ale whalseate retail, B-aaatatierlas PATENT ATTORNEY!. .M.i a, e^^^a^..^^^^ A4asia A Urea,*-. .'|lhh,4 Tstsal as* Trade Mark Attaresra. I* Iters ta Brattle Itt I Celntea li a PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPUkS. Ae4sre_a le.t'i til Cherrr at -il PATENT*. c ii 1 i i i^ -c 1 la. cvii. -c ee>.iit,*i aa* r.rf,.,.i Here i.v ea I4aat tl aaap he eertß lift er mat a Let h.tp yea Thel la -_r Nat* M.1.1 l.e-.i Has 0* I*l* I i-.i a*. —ll "''l-'.'. AND '-dOt a..11:, r.'ieia y.i.i Wseke—lll r.r.i Ar la* Itlt. Mela Mil el PHYt.'.IANB. O.nllSt re e..,....n »-»a lnui.p r..e.l IU4S, 14 884 I' ac BTORAOa- I Trsasfar. Mealas A Plersas re. net Imi at er I:* Heme* at B l-h .-..c Mala ill cc III*, la* Itll or It* —If FARM* ANO Aci-IAOE. 2A ACRES $950 Ob ih* rltr pipe tlae. .11 tha I" 1...-'..c rar l.e-a e,..et, rf Kalaier helanre 111 {ear ....iii. Thia te rartalnly A al- Joil.V II WMITB CO. 11l Oriental I:.■■. storNn vtrw .I.* Pmmtnar home c ears ntrre ttp.n.ive atsry yamt bereeee the prfre at weisrfrenl erreees hse SO hl«- Tt* i'.e-.e, yoU -lei l|. ,e,-r. yea will per- Xerth ef IteeMle we Bete soma tier I-. .i. r thl ...e:.-.| ea4 eei...,,.|., r.t ma la till per e.r*i I* per tirai rash, helaare rnwnlhly. WKBT Wllt.Kt.Kft la. •'almaa ltl I Bt.r-._k: .1 _«•*. .1 IS* -4! l-.e. _.'• MBltl Cm- a fc .1 -.1.1-1. (ll R|»tt*m „,_.. t •_..,-.. »c flftll f -I *«t mt'i, t ....ii an.) Iftt^-t --b _-»• a I i_> ,«t t- _,_ t (#-___*. i-ftiam *e l .,i*i..-e ii ..i i-i- alt I I» Mt WM $M»M i t i MAt.Tftl ft* s:« *lt (.tasa-a HtJ« —II _| rtJft m.141 if Ita* i*. i;, a h a| Autumn ri. M **"■•_ tan4_ H*'* iiii a»l l.imi H_m> A tt t: uft m a. _•. t I i A H.l-'l .11 iiHM **t MC* I*l M"M.» i a M i hla *•#•*____. iik-.1i.. i TAiiiMA- i»m i* a»a of lha l-** lit itt* i..-i all |ay« •Ml »■I ■I': I ft ftX-lf* •r- ■f _••* 11 i»* r*rt*v4- ti _#* ' 1 a i i-.. ikes teat, -l |i. ihsr sea here ft*. II easel ci .1 fine ter f, ..i eta f n. t... ihe peteea eie eiihla a... e.h til. ii. v.... im iht heart sf Ike tilt la !l c fs_* a a_r_a_e ti. [mm _-». |a the 1, We Slee i at .c sea*, anal _ .net Bill rail ere m..-. I*, we »i- Js'sJ'r SHOW Itll' hi* -1,1.1- I new 1.1 vintH thai-re .._, _-.;., a,, .kseul lit* per I le 111 i I. laa, a ll* le 111 per swell John 11. Whit.- Co. I*l nrieeiei n__.h rßsaae; Mala tt**. last rill. TACOMA I* Tit* O-.t.V i*tTT e*»X Tit* egts. riur ni. hi i, t rtil'H It a l|.Ue,»|.. tun ln||.|,|,\o IH ARK Tttt* WISE? I.t laa i.illnll, I t l:|. 1..." a I'll l-.1. ll*. an lie* It* DO* AJ.|» |4 l-t.li kJalB til Office Open Evenings National Land Invest ment Co., 11l r er. a- leaner. I"! Iltt, Mela lilt. Best Lots. Easiest Terms A M-eB ef .»,.n TO t*Mt*K OfT AT It il|..t la. I c staitr Ib tha a.w .c 41e1r1,1. rers e.relaa, pr_al 1...-n. i-.-e.i lre« In ihal i.. mma Ihe i.-,. h i A mm iT TIIKM c 111 l I ,e,| V s•, r Alaska ll ,lf.

Fine View Lots AT Tonic BTITIOV Class la rar. ll* rash. I* per "t.t MUM IIKAI.TT I'U. ..■:'.a He..*.-re I \..l fill; 1-4, CaleotUe 1. Ufrire epra Bae4aia roti BAi.rt l-reem heeae. let laittl*. -se l a Eets4 Knell t* frail neat |i«.i ereats let aff.ra4, wertl, It.eel; will leke r.iie ii i.. i .i TiU'NU A nie.'lirie.i lare A.l.c, I. |c. Ble|( Heii.,.l f.e,.., Haliai-1 ll*. —lt.;| rer Ihrse 4ara e«,fr, saw cc.cc.,....,, biota, haa alah. pantrr. faesr. rash ll.tfl. ar wilt lake Hi raeh. Bel. tare .ear. I>t Ittt-*, Kr.meai car la a ..i i k l"lflh if. Inquire al Sa Usstr at -c. n. ia l* p I l'lii:j.THT IK.MR ll.***—New r ....._,. nrt I.all arr* nl fie. lan4, email I i 4owb, halsnea 111 ta eer *a 4 i,ei..i i,....i ami I mlnalrs- rl4a le r..:,u t_>inare U 11 .Nl.he.le. IS ____*. III*. la Cawee'a I'altarslll A44111e,n li la all II will lake le bur en rslra a .1 lvi |.-.i..e WISSIIIf t-ltrea. I 111 Iclman Hide wantkii Till; ue*T tai *am:«mk\ •el .1 In .-e-,e"i, 1.., if... nn t* l.aHlmsl. elel.ee, .i, l.c lo III* per weak Mea -.-r,.. lias Am.rtesn Itsnk Ul4f I to I a m Mar llth aad llth. snir. Btperlanrs r l*-u't mlas ihit __—|s- le ci-,,. .c.-.-.c c... c-» fIBS l-e. .Il.e'e If c.1.1 al "ie |tS« l.kse 11. i.-cc r.ni: aire ether enaps Nerrih.rn i I P..1.1S fB. I'- I-.. 'I 111. 'alee.',, in III,J IHile Fourth ai 4 rise I'l.eei.e lllfl Main 111 —il ■AY* HUNT. |7I .1 c, .i,.! _a per e,,,,,,.e, f, r J nle. tarsi _*t-a.re irarl. io rer; 1 ■-«_- a«ralee I. t,, 1.;...,. i., c I T'rlea 1, a ••..-lea It A4sins. tat r..lmsn li'ila It.riT* Uf--TRIIM* 11 l-1.1l WKJCK I rataly hl.-e l.a from ths nsry rsr4 Ths fsrteai selllns prepartr ,en lha msri,ei He. NOW eel.-l Ih. I'| -.1 In |erlr»a e-hl. h will le. atlar Mar il iinKMr.riToN iikvi.i.oi'mk'-t me. c Ain.rl. li. llldf —II ll li ..e roIISBS. ln| on. hlmk to rar: far ten BBfS, ll.tll, any 1e.i,.« you wish H-iiei ie§ Marlon I re.r Bale. i-hrap Iloe.el fe.eir rr.„m [Bees*, Willi isrr. lot. in .i..t,,.. I near rar Una, half aah Call al l-a.ltlr blork. I.i Two rotlas.s, I rooms _erh, ten. fur nHii-4 Hen.Hi All, l i'hoi.e, .'rnirel 12JI. *a~l» J| Mi SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY. MAY IS, 1908. SUSPECTED 6. N. BANDIT UNDER ARREST Detective Carey Has Man Who Answers Complete Description. Illy United .'ens. I _>ttln« a*B> *ltb ■ir- I.'-II llattiieii el'i.ev, ea e.iej, I llu I pill II -fin I I- 1.. .1 In :i-n iii.i. ml. Nt (I'aSell, Bleu ta lb* i.ii- int. far, 11-IMleell Bel" I I I_.l. I ill. ||e,.e|, il.* Utl B !...ik. uf .akin:., i 8111 l .'ii IB lulrt I fur usee .In. a to a' i|* furthar lne|..!i. A i--it'ii. i of H.I I! I. la Hli'le'l »'lit I'l .1 'i'l lhr> .itflirra ln|.r to tath*r in, rim Inattns ,i.!, n., whlrh may lead lv Ihr 1.;.1u,a i I.i, uf the .1 imitiey itut.t.-ii rrfuara I* talk or (If* hla ant-a.ws.ei.-*., 1.1 l at. IH I". tlf Ih" Ijrr-at Nnrlhrir*. re-lsi-iNI a.lii.c. ihi* wurotng that •ttsiwri hail liee-n arrvsir4 at VaßfwtiTPr. II c. BEING TRIED ON FELONY CHARGE |»n Hal lan, charged wltb assault wltb aj deadly weapon with Intend tn do bodily Injury, waa put o* trial j fore Judge A. W, Krater tn the au i I" p. i i,>r i ...iit this morning. It ia said that Muntolbano i-.r rowed 13 from lunula Vondell on New Year's da- but that when Vondell wanted him lo iriuiu -Pi* iit.-.ne, M-HB-othaito (ut busy BUB) a knife. Tomorrow evening a "penny so-j ur will be held al the s>...___.:, rooms of tbe First Cnliarian chartMl llo.latou ay and Olive st. ■■Mill musical and literary program a tfl I-, rendered, under direction M IMr*. Harry C. Utokea.- HefiCh met wtll b* i_erired. ja] PUBLIC MARKET Among the urn. •pectal* oa aale at ibe market today ar«: Itlack Tartarian ii- 2 pound* for _:■• bead (enure, 2 tor _«, pickled j tripe, i per pound; local straw. UlH.ee _!. J- lean f I rah .tea J3 faunnda for l__r; black basa. Ijß-tf pound, and veal, i. alt* IB: rt* i.e... tl. la t-e i-'ii.-... la. le i•■ IB i ..I.e. -.J. |h; e,„| ._« IB ci,.. c -ie. aleak. lie IB j .....i. lie Bsaßl t;',e per Ik; Ik I-.eel a t. Ottteea i i j, t enlaaa Ike f r tie. c I Bulk.Bee far le. CITY St 141. gBTATfc Your Child*; We hate c .1 «f auw!|e>l Ms tn the rniiartitr dlairl-t iv petes a, eher bate 1-.•„•■. far Ittalr i.t'tre. Their in- has i.e.- -1. Ihal _Pr*** l-ia. l.ine en htah rraund nnrth eCtha no, alll c. e..iei, a email lerlune l.c fere long and ib. perr-rnta Inan ef Ita .'..1 II me....Mi ar* .-c .n.»ll Ihal *i».r»..iia ran par fie. aarh a lei. klT»t>.re are hurlns three lota far lhalf rhlJr.n But ef Ihstr epandlt»_ aiftne,. It '.east. hul Hills .ir .1 and II la a else >i.i>._ te do. se •Inquire st our nfftr-e a c and af _f*f. ."•ue rar line, er frera lrt-Bt'.lllt.lN nEAt.TT col lilt Atn.riten Rank llld* Male. III*. |n,l 1.1 l I West .Seattle Fauntleroy Car Ills _irAnTr.il ACnca; -.ant fart: enlr tt '..11 tn 1'1„.i..r .1.1 ran psr f«r a Irsrt ea-lt ea rout rent in.eeee,. prlr. |_in le, ||ta; lis rath, hah til par in..niii r-..ie.. Mala |_#_. Iri.l 2111. John 11. White Co. 11l Orlastal n'.. meeting ihe young girl, who, be said, wa* ibe daughter of a promt in it turfman, at a private school here: of her parent*" opposition to a marriage; of plana laid by Miss Hi lei ami her two brother* and himself for a ae-rfel marriage; of the sndiieti aplrltlng away of the girl by her parents and of hi. >..i, pursuit through th* Mate. When seen by a representative >.f thia paper at hla lodgings In Oakland. Heed lold hla story In de tall and supported It by vivid and pathetic letter* which he said had been written by MI'S Hllderbr*ud. "My attitude Inward the little t,1t1." he said, 'waa more that of a trusted friend than a lover. I*re e|iie.,i;. she told me of her mi-tap pln.-ts at home and aought in. M P COMMISSIONERS SO SAVING The county roninilsKloncr* an hating I hard time trying to decidt whether they en Hi ought to pat the $100 automobile bill presenter by thO 1.1.cc.-c ,lt|| »lli.l 111 l S OfflrC thia being patt of the expense ac count of the first Ur-nrgetowti raid Deputy Prosecuting Atfornej I..tin 11. Terry appear..l before tee •..r.iiiii• .1..1..-1 _. thl* morning am! explained that the raid was mail, utter midnight ii .i that as a re anil It »*ee Impossible 111 use tht .Me. i rata aa suggested by the members of ii« county board. Mi ferry pointed out that I] peoplr had bean arrested and that had lie. li taken In as fines, M that the county an. hardly the loser thereby. The matter war taken under advisement. CATCH RUNAWAY BOY. Patrolman Jennings arrested Hn Wood, 11 years old. Oil 111, Willi 1 front today and he was detained al police headquarters until his sister, .Catherine Wood, culled for anil mil hllll to the family lie.me ill Columbia City. The boy ran away from relatives at Bremerton or May 10. Rate Decision In June. TACOM V '.lav 1»— A.M. 're eclvt-d from Congressman Ctithaiaii M,tt.' that the lumber rate as. ,)e rlston will not be given until early next month, v _ i eeeeeseataaa.s.. I [*I I know how ymi must feel over thl*. but. oh. If you kn*w j* how heart broken I feet, When I think of It It almost drive* j me mail Kor my sake do keep a up courage and all will come tlslit And When we .-et to- aether i.oti ma on this earth Will part us.—Dotorta.

"When she was suddenly taken from Oakland ahe wrote me thai ahe did not know whete she bad base* taken 1 engaged private die It. lives and traced her through several in, a After nearly month she succeeded tn reaching IMB by telephone*. I learned later that It waa ..n this day that sh* shot herself. After Ih* shooting she was brought back to Oakland and placed In a private, house wllh a niiiae ldo not know where thl* house waa. but through the nurae a telephone was brought to her laedslde and she talked to me. Her t.ei.e wa* bro_.cn a:..1 weak. Kle j ■i-i. 'i she mo-toed Hhe told me that on the night •be shot herself her father -..id her ahe must marry the man of his Choice. 'I .j_i.se lil hate tO kite In,' ahe aald. hen star- a, nt Into her own room. "The ceremony Just begin ning when she drew a revolver and shot herself In the breast. She lifted a bottle morphine to her lips drank It and fell to the floor. "That I* all I know She -as *■I weak 1,1 talk longer. The Beat day she died. They say she mat be alive. I have abaohite proof that ahe la dead. Hut where have the) taken her? I mist know, I will not rest until 1 find her." And now. In spite of reakeleaa efforts, no trace haa been funnel at l-rtlori* or her family. Only one person haa beeu discovered hi. claims 1,, have known ll.e girl. CHAMBER MAY ARBITRATE. Al thl* afternoon* meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, the ar- Miration committee was asked to Inquire whether it would bo In lite province of tho chamber to take any action regarding the rate war now being waged between the (Canadian Pacific and the Inland Transportation company, In cutting j fares to Victoria. THOMPSON CASE (By United Preia i TACOMA. May IS—The cross examination at Judge Will 11 (Thompson was resumed this morn ing:, lie made an excellent wit ness. at all times calm and an swered questions without he-its tion, lie an. on Hi. stand till MM when he excused, and hi* son Maurice nut the second witness. The hearing Is pro.-,-. j smoothly, .in.l not a hitch has been I struck. There ha* been .i good deal 'of objection and arguing on ques tion* ii.Keel, hut It ha* never been Of HI! nriiiiioiii.nl- nature. JURY SWORN IN. Tho federal grand Jury for the May term of the t'nlted Ktatea .li-. trie! conn «a iworn In Mil-. after noon before Jtulgn in llanford and begun work immediately. The most Important ruse ens the In vestlgallon Into the Kurt Worden minder. The petit Jury will ap pear 'I Inn i.illy. CONTRACT IS AWARDED IOC A JON CO TO DUILD THt SCnVICC hesehvoii. AT OREEN LAKE. Tin. rieiilnn I for tlie eonaliiii iloti of Ihe rliy's liilinii.-.llale aerrlo M-iti-rt'iilr, leu a|/ ii In H,h (Jre-in 1.m1.. •Ilalrlct. vias ro|«ir, il .i.!■!!ii.ei. to the water ays tern Ifi which Ihe .-intra, tors haw attrwd tn tak" thHr |>*yftir-nt In l.e.ii.t.a The officials arr- in* »v|lh si'w-iiil uiht-r hlddi-rs i,, lake up other portiOM of the res ervoli and |ii|_t- line wotk oil the SBlliee basis. Two contract* were aaimle i| for steel pipe for the system BXtension, one Bmuuntln* to |t1.82k |0, to Urn l_ast Jersey rit* , mid *r>COtld. i..-I'i. 1 |20,7_4_t(, to *.ai.,. M-'.N'iiti A llr.-a. LAND COMPANY MAKES GOOD V'e.i Hull owned the do-itelt northwest rorn.-r of M_nlla_i,n at and Third a*, for a very brief rli-il of tline Vi slerday he i In the |>rt.p*Tty at a sale .'.mdtieted by City Treaauter I'ri.saer. for 115.. •ii ii, the amount of the unpaid BBsesameiil and pe-nally for the _.i-i. and Itsprortog of Tiii.d •v. Today the Kerry I^-ury 1..w. the former owners of tlkv propertyi Itouicht the Und hark hy pat In* Hull Ihe amount he ei|eetided lv Ihe i l _ teati-fdsy and Ibe fur ther *ufft of IS li.i. i,. t on the amount for the iwrlnd of JJ ho'lra, durtni which he held the .'w '-ii.' i.t receipt*. CHIEF ASKS FOR ROPE Acting Chief of l*ol!ce Ward thia momln* i Jos'ah Collins. Irhalrmßn of the romtnlttee on ar 11' I!l 'll tO pit-Tide tl'eelt rope to kee>p (j ir from *org mi Into the t.e.i, along lb* jllne of marrb. There will be seren ll,'»in'. .1 i-.1,. 11..,!,.] ait-l j ihe line of march The acting ehlrf plan* te. plare at least *la i j men to tbe block while the parade I. going ob. It I* thought that the .unpen, ii..:.' formation of the parade will keep the crowd* from dlatiirblnt the _a.".- but a *t|ffl ctent numt-er of fiatrolmen will let lon hand to eontrt-l the Acting Chief, Ward atated thl* 1 morning that majktrlty of the eap t.iit.a. a.-u-.jiiit and fiatrolmen will work -I 13 hours HÄ». and] lierhap* longer, during the stay of! the fleet. (Jeneral order* No. 5. of the Paget Sound Artillery district,! showing the tw.-ement of the troops for neit Tuesday, were cotu-j pleted yesterday at I'ort Worden ll la expected thai nearly Too men win be In the big pat* They will constitute two luittalion*. Col. A. s I lllletllll.a. eellinia of the artillery troopa on the Bound, ha* been detailed to have _har*«' of the troop*. Negro aallora with the fleet will be entertained by the llualnew*' Men's club at their club room*. _!■> l*otirth ay. S Sunday evening. A good program la* been _inti.nl feel Ife men. LITTOOY TO TEST DENTAL LAW Dr. Henry C [JttOOJ wbb yester day found guilty by .i Jury before Judge A. W. lu.-,i In the auper lor court of having practiced den tistry on one tf. 'U. -Iliynalds. March 35, last, without havln* taken out a atat. license. Dr. letttooy'a dt'fpti__> wa* that hi-, had presented himself for a -stitt i. all.in before Ihe state dental board j but that he had i» «-v refused an i opportunity to secure license be-1 mii he> did ii. have diploma J from aome dental collego. A new trial will be ashed for. Dr. IJttooy stated this mnrnlßl that he would right the case through the t'nlted States supreme court, If necessary, to test Ihe constitu tionality of Hi., state dental taw. He 1M.,-. Ms rlitht to practice on a license Issued by 111. alate of I I WANTED—MEN WANTED—Saleswomen

Will) AT OXCF.—SOO salesmen and salesladies for the best selling proposition in northwest, people who arc well acquainted«** attic preferred. However this is NOT necessary. This is a GENUINE, LEGITIMATE transaction, 1 and will pa) fromsso to 125 per WEEK. Expen* ence UNNECESSARY—aII YOU need is i'l*-'".* I of AMBITION. Any* iii.m or lady that is *lßalrl_4.|, jßßßl^;»^. Ur of saloons which can bt bm j M.I.M in the city n t &,J*i j*-*- "-"Bth-d For ol™": /f* J.'*r. It w M tb«mht^J_ _ t* !__■

ter. all aB„ h-1 0 fa ir. B ■•,o b,nr m m IrlliiK wholeHiaUl '''ban aa_. irt Into tVUII lire,,.. by p^J» |.!iacre lot*.^^bs_S3BWß__«|m j When 11. i hum anno ram* M* i. t.ti,=n of killlnß ihe WU bT .oratorical method. Senator Ss>«t wltltdrew the mr-aian. aad It be returned amended *o a* ta ma form with Ihe Idea* of th* _•*■ mat tun ar-nator*. CONVENTION RATES MAY START STRIFE

(By United Prmmm) CHICAGO. May I.—l* rate* of IH cent* a ml** for j Shrlnera' conrentlon la IB* I Cities, the iS-OBt-B Crttnl «_• mad ha* art an i tampl* wttc^ 1 doubtedlf will lie followed by j welter* road*. ThSt it* etstr rommtrcr r*inimlf*efJtlS tv ins keen Inttrert la *_J|JJ of lb* roada over the ft*"*** (ratoa and would like ,n i matter settled. It ,-tidrfK*_ statement made today or iH-r of that body who -*«-ll*l« he thotißht the road* «*t* b-0 J themselfes. Two membera of th* __.*» inlMlon* In the west t|ll*l«*atß> liar opinions, addlnit th«* unlikely that the le_rt-JBt*rei i a I their .tale* will I*** the leical rate IV| out* I***

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