The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
July 14, 1908

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LAST EDITION* GEORGE F COTTERILL EILES EOR U. S. SENATOR MIDrDV IS ATTEMPTED IN EIGHT OVER IDtlf I COLLECTION OF CITY GARBAGE FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OFFERED TO COUNCILMEN fwo Are Approached With Offers of Money by People Supposed to Be Interested in the Repeal of the Murphy Ordinance, Providing for Municipal Collection and Disposal of Garbage in City of Seattle. Bribery has been attempted in an effort to kill the municipal garbage hill. An investigation is now tinder way which may lead to sonic startling develop** ■EStS it known that at least two members of the city council havc,been approached nt'dj an offer of money, winch in one case comprised a plain proposition to pay, *$5,00Q for the vote of the member in question. In another instance the councilman received an offer of $5,000 if he would prepare incorporation papers for and attend to the legal affairs of a company that |wat«J to handle the garbage business. The inference was too plain to be mistaken for anything but i direct offer to l/loy.up" the councilman approached. m one case the council member was called up at his house over the telephone. I "You don't know me, but I must lee you on a very important matter," was f&uiessagc telephoned to the councilman. A date for ,i meeting was agreed tipoo, but owing to a lengthy committee meeting which be attended the next day 11 the'councilman failed to be at the appointed place. . their vlew« by the thumb-1 when It iuiiumi up for consideration tWi *fc»4 rtunr minds." »crew tarf|i» of tbe anti-municipal before the committee and the cuun- Coaadißian 0111 )n«r.»!ic.-.l a i.-..» e-ir faction. ctt. ;hkt r»s*aHnie th« Murphy city rounrllman Mine* denies that I nwn O»« »nfl ««tdcMi., Ite- I'toCtaißftlmaa Mnrphy attempt- ,'m t,hL» ol «ti™ Immrttalrty Invited th» conn- Utepj the mih,.back from «,1 Ln/h, M°m ihil {11 pre.ldant to ttep o ..t«ldc and to «ht- Bl«rkiii«n. Wardall. Zbln .**»KWßtlim tbe JUh ward. rishl lhc r0" HÄ«.» and Weaver voted In favor. m J- T. ArmitronK, of the 13th C'ouncllroen Ooddard. (Mil. Bawyer yW. eml»f« to dc- j was abmiit, but he la In favor of thn P|litiobi>r the city handle i'^..ii,i one. of the warmrmt »crap« r.iiieal. FAMINE IS LIKELY i Resenroira Bting Depleted Rapidly by LawM Spring. M 000.000 Kaltonx of wafer In three cltjr rencrrvoira. Juitt 23.000. --000 gallon! of wat»r urn Ixjlnjc piped into tt« rlty ••v«-rv -I houra, and i!n- dally ronmißiptlon of water haa been lMn 27.000.000 and "tl, --000,000 gallon* for tho |>ant ».i-k If the warm weather rostlnur-a th« water In th«» reaerrolr* »ill be •■•-1.. i i-ti .1 within ten day* unlcßft thn jxnpln flxprrUe »trlct economy In nli:;; water. If there la not a decided decrease In the. amount of water imerl In th« nnxt two or thn-« days th« Iwmrd of public work* will refuse to allow any lawns to ho sprtuklml, Alxxit 6,000,000 imlNim urn 'I dally In thi i manner. Thin artloii on the part of the Ixinrd would ni»>aii that tlio tfi-antl fill Jawn» In Mm r«'*i«pnc« portion* lr« If a Mx fin- should break nut Ihn lark of prpxstire tnli-.tit handicap the dppartm«nt and .in: It tv li'tmiiu- a illiimtVou* roii' flagratlon. The flro In the resirict ed district Saturday ■bowed that thn prtHQra was » M rompltitHy It may lie ne.c mfiary lo rwdurn the sprinkling houm by half. It nil •(■■(m-n»f on how thn |w*iiti!n rcxpond to ihi» ai> pfal of the water dt'tmrtniout to ijko SHOT AW KILLED Ml OOi'iO Cal-, July Mnnr RelmkNiNK Is M a Milt mi till pHI to .in dm MM ••«rt l»-e.«i hr dM ■Hik -unnv IWmiM L. Mn»i|(enriiir> 'OM'a Ibfol. AMERICANS AGAIN IN LEAD Shepard of New York Wins the Fifteen Hundred Meter Race. New York Policeman Also Is Breaker of Another Record. (By United Prt%» LONDON, July 14,— Th« Am.rl can athUtce won thu tig event in the Olympic garnet today whin Melvln Shepird captured the final heat In th« >00 meter Me* If ng i-ihmin took both eetond and third placee in thlt event John J. Flanmgan, New Yorh po'iceman. broke all record* In It-pound hjmmir throw. (By Unlttd ">re«e LONDON, July ll.~llmkln* tb« Olim;!f r.-riTi| -n! Its* prnfvMlnttat •ml amateur rworda of UrvaL Brit ain. John J Flanacan. tb« N«w York policeman. captnn»d th- final lln the Impound hammer throw to day with mark at ITO feet and *S luchra. H.iin >i-»i-i II In* tun. lhi- mom that h# matl« In Ibv i-k lirulnarl»a li -t and H I orb. Thl* was one Ino.'t brlow hla mark In tl>« preliminary tryout of bli a«ftlon. Bicycle R* I I Is- rii»! heat In 20 1.11..in. irr bicycle tai «aa won by I. Mar*> dlth of Rnclaod In 33 mlnutr*. SI »«cond«. The nwi'iul heat waa cap tured by 0, 11. Klnicibury of Kog land li 33 mtnuteii, 33 4 aecarida. C. J. UVluz of tho l'nlt«d Kiatra learn won the third brat In 31 mln urea, 391-6 m-coiulk. 11. J. Jont» of Kiiciiinil won the fourth heat In 32 tntnulMi, 39 mt..i.il«: C. Cam eron, an Aim-ili-un. "l.lnn aecond. N. A. Ifanaon of s».-.ii-ii won the fifth heat In 31 mlnutea, >3 »rr- j ondn. A. J. Iw-niiv of KnKUnil Mli first In the alith ix.ii. maktnK the. 20 kflnmptera In 33 mlnutea, 4014 ncconda, 600-Mei.er Blka Race. In th« GOO-tneli>r .ill.- race, tin following men won In their reupcct' 1 vi- i Itoua and will race In tho final*: I' Jones of KnKland. f.:i m-conda; IW. iinii.-v of Knuland .0 4 mill", C. Kii.K-t.ni-. of Knglaml. 57 2-6 m-ronda; C, Cameron of Amer ica, 1 ni«mi!»; Kdcmendeltt of Prince, 55 i 6 *rcond»; J, V fRn«|M>n- en of Holland, lift 15 aeeondi; \V. Andrewa of Canada. f..\ I r, M-conda; Johnßtnne, of KiiKtntul. :.l \-9 oadi*; WttOMf of F"r«nce, 55 3-ft »ep onda; F. Venter of Hnuth Africa. f.3 4 t> •oconda; Nctimer of (l«rmatiy, &l 1-6 mtuihlh; i: I'tivnoof ICngland, 57 1-6 Kfconit*; B. Klynn of Eni l.iiul. 65 h«toii(1«; Dnuffray of France, 68 2 5 MCOndSJ 1.. Itcnnrd of IlflKl'itn. 1 5 necondl. 11. Milf. of France won In I.lh aectlon, lint kmh illiiqiiallflril on nn count of 11111 alow hi,,. ||i niado tlii> 600 iikl.-ik In 1 minute and id W ondn. 1 -i 1111 re 1 mini of Atixtrullu took Mi.. Amitli hciit, I'railtntlnvlc of Kiiklkikl to* firth and 11. Taylor (if Ktigland too I.UIII A— _» t (Cuntlnuoit>t•m of Ibis county «ltt culled upon 10 i in itrn mill in the 190« Th» »tra Mil wilt t.«- iiii'.i'.M-ii to it tlr*«- dliptayed an in Ur* Iciiof an>-> of v. ti lbs »ltiii'l«xt ri!rn O( liW«ll:r»« On January t$ of thla ■i th« cqtnmUaloner* voted a bond Issue of' H.fO.fKH). Till* was to retire the outstanding lcd«-bte Intended 1.. deliberately d* wive tin- l«l|,tli'l> l« o|»n to tion, but at any raUv Instead of fhf county owing only 11.C00.000, the '•ikliiik warrants amounted to »rt>ro»lm»t«-lv ll.M'tj.om'f. Th!« was an otiTKitit't of 1300.000. Th# commissioners unit thrlr c'.viU ahould l.an- I *ilay tv current bills In rash. Tht* heaviest tux payments of the, year camt* In and the extra f300,f100 was i.-.|tm>il until today th asylum about sis mouths a«i. for treatment. Some tlnw during the nlgbt ab* t u-d a number of towels together and low tired borself from a window, after having loosened tin- bars. No trace of the missing woman has ret been secured by the asylum authorities. NEGRO BOUND OVER FOR KILLING WOMAN (By United Press.) nEIXINGHAM. July 14. I prrlli-ilnnry bearing of Jim Jen kins, who la n«ru» presidency. AmoMK tho prominent men In the rnco ii.i tho prealdaQtlai nomlnav lion me Fred V. Wheeler, of la>h Am■.■!. nil., Cbarlea i:. Uttlefleld, of Mhlih>, .linlKe Charles M. I'ollcick, of North Dakota, DlltrtCt Attorney t!. \V. Trlckett, of Kannnft City, Kiin., Oov. Olenn, of North Can* Una, mid Uov. Ilunloy, ut ludlaua. THE WEATHER IHOWIRI TONICiHT OR WfONfSOA-' GENTLE WESTERLY BREEZE. IS IN TIGHT FOR U. S. SENATE George F. Cotterill Files His Declaration of Candidacy. Seeks Democratic Nomina tion and Will Make State Campaign. George r*. Cotterlll. member of the state »enatn from a S« attlr dis trict, bar filed at Olympla his dec laration of candidacy for the office United States senator from Wash ington. Mr. Cotter!!) Ii Koine Into the con test with the belief that he will m* I cure the democratic nomination, j and with the Intention thereafter of making a thorough canvass of the state against the republican nom inee, whoever h# may be. Democrats who were this morn- hi* informed of Mr Cotterill's ac tion, expressed themselves as well pleased. It la believed thai Cotter- Ill's candidacy and the knowWdge that he will, If nominated, stump th« state for the entire democratic ticket will put new vigor into the democratic ranks. Mr Cotterill hi one of tin- beat' known men In public life In the city of Seattle, or In the state, lie has always taken an active part In local and national campaigns, end was the leading active suporler of Mayor Moore last fall. Ho was elected to •tat' senate from a district in which there are but few deir^-rallc votes, defeating Joseph Lyons in spite of the campaigning done for gentleman by Senator Piles. In tho state senate he '•me recog- nized as one of the strong men, act- Ing at all times with the republican faction known as the "Insurgents," which faction succeeded in taking from tho old state ring the control el the upper legislative body of the state. CotttrUTs candidacy for the run Rtatrs senate aHStiros an Interest- Ing campaign for that offls*»!y guarded. John Ciaud- I.HHH made hla confession to I»l»- IMct Attorney Langdon between midnight, and 5 o'clock la*t Satur day muiulng, and the information ha« hwn carefully guarded In the hope lliat the police MM locate hi* brother. Peter, whom he says made a deal with other persons to kill Gallagher for money. Confessions of Fiend. The confessed fiend refuse*-to divulge the names these people who paid fur the attempt on the life of Gallagher. II- an id that be wa« to receive {5.000 as hi* share, of the blood -money, and that be did not get it Thin Is the i«aiM>n he was ready to confess his crime.. The confession of Claudlanea clears a mystery that ha* carried the police of the bay cities for over two months. The man under arrest refuse* now to admit even that he did the dynamiting, apparently regretting his confession. The confession was dramatic A letter written by John Claodianea addresurd to his brother Peter, at Chlco, Cal., threatening to expose the plot, was responsible for the ar rest of the confessed dynamiter. The l.tt.i says that unless the money Is forwarded the. plot v.iii be given away. Although th«* let ter ■a unsigned, it was endorsed on the envelope, "Return to J. Claudlanes. No. 16 Dylngton ay." This was how ('lMidlaney was lo cated by the detectives who had come into possession Of til)' letter. Admits Dynamiting. District Attorney l^ngrlon ques tioned Claudianes closely and at first the man refused to give any Information. Me wax finally forc ed into a corner and admitted that In- himself did the dynamiting, l.angilun was skeptical. Claudl nm s offered to take him over to Oakland and go over Mil' whole scene of the crime with him. Care fully guarded, the man was taken to Oakland and whisked away In on automobile to the home of Gal lagher, where the ex-supervisor, his wife and six others bo narrow ly escaped drath April 22. Claudianm told I-anKdon that he had watched the house for three works, gaining knowledge of its ■ttrroandinii by posing as photo graph peddler. Gets $10 a Day. Hi got |ia a .lay for watching til.' house, h«> said, ml in.h!,' three attempts to blow It up before he actually surcerMed. They s.ot the dynamite from Arizona, he Raid, nnd carried It to Oakland In a vullso. "I us«><l four feet of fuso." said Clandl "and had eight min utes In which to get away after I put the dynamite on the port An automobile was waiting for mo and 1 won in anothrr part of ill.- city when tbl explosion occurred." Olnmllanes pointed to tho caches where ho had litililen the dyna nilto before tho explosion. "1 usod [81 pounds of aamita In tiii job," the Crock said. "It was iifln litre that i plao .i It," mill in' pointed to tho wrecked vostlbulo of the (Jal laglior home. Tried to Kill Gallagher. After Claudlancs hail explained 1 the detail! of tho first GaltagßW dynamiting, he went with Laußdon mid ll' detectives to Iho ncpne of tha Boooml explosion at Perkins and Mi 'liii. sta., where tlnon empty houses belonging to tho ex supervisor wers Mown up. "I uhoil ;'ii "mills of dynamite hero," ho txplftlnad to i.,in [don Ho .iiil tluit when he had railed to Mil (lullUKhi'r li« ilcolilt"(| to wreck all of Uillantur's orouerty.

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JEFF WOULD PICK BURNS IN FIGHT WITH JOHNSON R(BUr Special Service.) 08 ANGELK3, C*l July 14— Ja> J. Jcffn«» can't Jack John ion when the black fighter If alted up with Tommy Burn*. Th» tttlr ed champion heavyweight wat a»k --•d to give hit opinion of the tcrap ppi> for the Star, Ha wrote the following: V JA9. J. JEFFRIES. Tommy Hum* will defeat Jack JithitKOii II they ever meet. pro vided llurna fan got In couple good piiml'iM In tlti' inldsoctlon til (h«» Ben«KKmt>lan. Thl» l» my honcai opinion of wh>! the result of the filhl would b« should th» i ivli ui'-ft Jack Johnson It thm as wide a* a Rlrr»>t. This U th kind of man who lota of talking, but In actual work dove nothing. I think that Tommy Iturn* I* a» ■MM na they makt> thorn, quick on hi* U'vt. clovvr mid nblo to •tand .1 .ii I>l of punishment. This la*t la what Jack Johnson cannot •I I think thl* talk aliout llurnn bt> lM afraid of Johnnon U more or low of a fable. Burn* la afraid of lin man, whlto or black, a,nd ha* tak*n chanc«* that no other man In tin- world would nttvp taken. He fought Marvin Hart wh«>n th haw iklnc of i*f if rmi v. Aatt|rtta« lU#*tn i M«iri IB* B»w |.r*t'arati.,n that (•■untlt*ir r I'KI I ro, Holltt tmk III; urnaj At. I

Outing Suits Regularsl2.so Values While They Last $5 IHEIHIIB •15-417 First Ay., Seattle, Waih. On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole him. amt li.ih Btnr balkctl nt ilrhi Ing iuiv man. Tommy probably a rhanrn t» mi a lot .if hits i iiri-iit mnltcr out this contra nd I* working I'i'th enda aKatnot tht> i middle with good rv»ult#. Hnmo day |iorha(ia Johnson ami UlirilK Will llir.'t. Johnson, with lit* lonß h.kli and huK* atature. It uut Infallible and If Uuriiß flKht* the rlKht kli\d of tci«|> he will lick thla l«u «mnk« as *ui»>]\ an he Hi. mm h touted Dill Squire*. SPORTOQRAMS Today the Blwaah«s play Van couver at l»i'j;i!.4l" s |>ark for a a«» --rtes of nix Rames I>uk* men have been setting their bumps of late, but men have rested up now and with the Infuftlou of II new blood lh«jr should Ki>.- i! i'anurku hitid rub. Harry Rnnti will pltrh for Seattle this afternoon and t«uy Meeu will catch. D. X DuKdate win -11» -Id«nt of the Seattle baseball club at the annual meeting yesterday after- I noon. John Bertram, Sllaa Roll and Mr. DuKdalo art* tr.i-t..* M S William* la vice (i!.-.li!«-»t: Silas Roll, treasurer, and J 11. Dugdale. secretary. Omar Draei;a. tin- champion am* teur US-pound i-'t.-r on thn I'arlfli ritajit, broke hla IU». While «ll'lll!K IntU B-rinul base in a ball gam u>t flat urday and Sunday, (h.h»ll« rtalmt to h.»v,- the (;im.«i toAtn tn South- Wi*«tprn 1 »»hln«I(io 1 'li.-hail.i won Saturday"!! sail' 4 t,. 3, ani:i'i.«\ "1 «iii|i O*born*> pitched l«i(!i Kamr« fur Chehatla. Thomas J. Mrrr^ president of the Columbus club In the American As sociation, died Sunday while wit nessing a ball game at Columbus. O. His death was caused by heart 'll>. ease. Hue* was one of the moat successful baseball magnate* in mlJdle wrst. Thomas II WlUlaus. president of the California Jockey etnti, has pur chased IMb Chtrf, the S-yrsr-old thoroughbred from th« Newcastle stables. He ,mii.l 113.000 for the colt. Dig Chief *11l raced on the coast this win'- Harry U Co*, the Seattle boy. ran second In the fourth heat of the I.S iwtrr race at the Olympian games yesterday. Cue Waul beaten by Loncy of England In rather slow time. Hugo Kelly will right Stanley Ketchell at Han Franctsco on j ]jr 31. The Chicago Italian will give Krii h.-ii a hard fight. Kelly Itas defeated such men as Jack O'Hrien. Mike Hchreck, Jack Hullivan and l.ra.tlca!l- held III! V>\ kr- even twice. Ho Is a shifty fighter with a hard wallop. U Ketchell dispose* of Kelly he should take on Ham l-msinni. the Uoston negro, t^angford l« th« greatest fighter In th. world for bis weight, according to many of th« critics and the white mldrHewnlghts have been giving him a wide berth. He has been taking on heavyweights and beating them. A fight between (.anKford ami K. cbetl would draw a mint of money. Jack niackburn. the llßhtmolght. Is another dlnge that i!i,- white boy* fight shy of Km i Jt.c Usna doe* not care for Illafkburn's game. liliu Mmri. has repeatedly gonn out of his class and licked «om» of the toughest welt*ra In in.- business. What would he do to Oscar He tling Nelson? fiii tllnn won the m i| ih. riKi.niiK Km!) Prink Is still In bed with the fever. The doctor* are ofruld that II may develop Into typhoid fever run! in that l-'il k will ii',f In- ttlile to play until next m-;i --•on The Hi;; Bwcda Un rant player and his loan will he. seriously felt. Mmi i.;- i Dogd«l« ban |iui arnle thorn correctly. Thin happened In the fifth ince, when t Held nf nine ■elliiiK platen wrut to Ihe |mik(, Hin m.ii.i-. who hud won 1,. I.i i atart, wan mail' favor)t «trelcb, where be w,i. joined Ijy Jack Admit* mid sion.y l^-i> The tbri'ii came down th» atretch LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS I picked Hip flr*• f rare yexleraay one, two. three. I en (hat go- Ing tarn After guan the flmt i.n he «a* bid U|i $200 over til* .-iil.ir.l |.lliv of liOO hy cimil.-v Kaufnrd. Jill k Kn»lon lx"'»»»- ■»«|r 11. l»t»-T-.BM.it. A*r W.aihar «l»«r

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rii- KnirlUhman i.... •■^j., i iia t 6 1 V s* n rnrh la fa t«TI »ll.«l>la«._il-arli»t«Mrl» o ...i4>l»t I a a Jl'lajr»«_ I* ii Al aoai I mlnuia Offal 4:11. Tlm»— 11% :4« l^itu- 47 V.1.M.. pi..... 11 t 1 t ••..,.f.,.,, 1 4.1 httw Wlaaar 1. k«•>... »n,,i'» Tk|».i i 11 Dokkalrn Jr i.t.lir,l 1:, Mr I'al. TOIIU. Vv H'ari i».i,i Wan flnl ti drlilng ,».i.i... »»^1 araand an draich lurn. i...r.| f*>t n aii« a tail al (ha ana A 1 .1 h>4 ap«ad llarmakla' rara a bad si*. 2039 ""'xT'' K -'■^TaiT.ra bairfSrlSJiT^i-uraa. T"a r «»«u..i3 Yon Trump in I »v 1. I.,'urii. 4 HI! Itannalyna >ii"m Jo it Al mal*! •i'mlatilta. Off "at 4 M vi.Tlma.— :U% !4ITTT»i"u II Tramor l-l »lac*. 1 ahow. Trump Ilk pu*». it .hair. lLttn.i,,,. 't IVlf||l4 Blarl good Won rlovarty. M .1 •■ally Thlni ,1,1, i,i» Tramor alnaya rluaa up. ran nsrt V,,n Tromp laal furl.>n( Trnma had' a mnrM of ap«»rt. bul fallarvd la.l alihlh; probably ahnrt, 11., i.,,» ii..i.ii...i Iml unrtfr a ** alomly. Almi* d,i«i>il 11 Karcnlna flanh of rlrluin biwiN. A Chance of a Lifetime to Buy New Goods Ml Itt.>"i iinM desperate rbline on tlin |i«ll of I'ngK, ho Imuli'd .Inck AlllllUK Illlllff til" Will' fllKt, l» lIIIBK Hlicuil of Htoni'y wliii Imut foil fummr v whl»ki*r. ij. k Velum wn* 7 to i In Urn lii-riinr, wlilln Htwiry |,i»o wim 25 to I. Tlin Im only ollii'i' Ktiti trovi'it lilmm n iirctly ulilfly lwoyt»aro|il by Irndlns "II th» wm.v In in- two >|itllß flvtl f'lilmic. i In lln> »imhl llnifl of IJ'ii',. I'ah Atiuln. who wan inn i,, 1 In mi luiok*, Cli'atfil ii hi'iiNitllitn In gfltlllK tl:n |ihir.. in f|v« IntiKths from iti-iir of iIIHKH. Two fiiMulli-n mid two (frond i lmli-i M wi'tf »'n i i iflll duriiiK III" ii' i iiiifni. mid 111•- tuililli- limil ii tiltlf I In' b.-i It i of Hit' il.illy b«(l|« with the tKM>k». ■v Riruon. IroquoU. Hi' m hie bunt nt pUti«K fnim thil«i.*|(ui» had t»el»«i bomi-i In tho money, It f>\» la fuliow The Si.ii Informa tioti.

Roy Of rut bet tl.ooo ttralclit and |i!.u on hi* homo, Taylor (}d for over two hour*, whrn other iiipiiilm'iii of .Iniifn' iintty wt-it« nttrnrli'd by th" rli«*» of tlii' Illll" boy mill riiini' to hi-, rescuei it look n louk Ume to irvlvx .loiicit, 1,,,1 !,i .11.1 not mu'tn to r.'fl tlin iiffortw of hU «?X|MTlen«H\ in In' witH on I In- block m -i.-i.i.iv, i.hiK liv. blink, H» llKlinl. I i|,•p|--'|iii'• illlll from I 111 grnnd II Mllll II looki'il km If lu> wn» klllml nun', but lie wvlvwt quickly when tnki'ti off tin* trnik, nml U not ii.niiriii to bnvo Miiffuri'd ,mi imr tlculnr Injury. I h.i» i' ng r»n .i. Hi. i«. is. Ilill Ilu Viill I 1.1111)1 111 l Ililn I n!»lnl uff I'll you i-u-i DOtiCe ilk- runny .111 fi'HMit »m» iin- block (in- ii h«vf of prouuiiticliiß 1.1 Tri'inor'i mmn' Si.in.- all It 1:1 Tipi-niur, Mimu rail It HI Tio'diiirx, with t ,ir( writer that evrr ramo out of Uw Windy City, not i..»i i mr I'.iHni Mariln. U horn from Oakland. "Uttl«l»r l.» »|iu«. hlm. t» t 11,000 un Anderson, Hi.- winner of th« noxt race. RACING AT BUTTE (By Unlttd P..« BUTTB, Mont, July 14.— K-oiilln y*»l(prday: I FJto fortoniti— K-nllworil. Mrllum »«- Hrtndy won r John A. M«l!r.fi third. Time—l;ti?ty. Blx fuiloiiKs-MflrvH won. Kla ■MMtW I!. MToiid. Lucy Mart: II,!, i Ttm. l:ls. Six furtnnirt won. Mary V N.i, Husky third. Tim*— 1:14. On» mll«- At«|.« won, n«ll«l..n Ho) «tH-i»n|. Jini.t.-« 11.-an third Tim**—l:44. Mil*- Halarida won, Rustling 811k wrfind. Maiilnmas thlra Tim* ™"1:41 *4« i 6% Paid on Certificates for One Year Interest i Yearly Pugct Sound Savings Loon Co. 112 Columbia St. l to Wll hiii-» 2u ball! Th«- match will for a pnm» of tIOO and a l»t of S2UO. Wilson think* he can il.-f.-at Klrkland with 1 ball han dicap. Their tact match waa I beautiful exhibition of pool. "jWATIO StXiTl^KAm.'JKr' W.. I. t .ii..,. It 14 j II totk luu At i.-..i. i..-,'• t: itti.k trn t ai i-i.v. !i.««irolt. Al N»« la ■■-...it I; N«* Tork. Al l>hlU ii.ti.n.. ~~~fr«i t,«t. m M. 4* t« 1M..M..1 ..II I* II It Kuil* II ki...i-.», ii 4* from th« I'.m-i.ii. TloM «rt CNIVKUKfTT .vi.l. i «Ajatftlng lira l"«rk» »i»4 fl»«* »i n«r» ll* UI'ICK. lnl> C«v Un INTKHKATIOMAI. NO* I! I: a 1.11 COMCAST. Amnlrsn Hank nulMlnt j Mai* IIM l*hau*a. Iml tllTf mid Will «|>l'lllj K.-VITII «'l'.-|,f Then they will Him for NVw York by way of Hutte, Ht, I'aul, ClilcaKW. until and Huffalo. From York ll,'-v will iMiilmrk with ttn-lr msctklae for Italy, The winter will bi« njwiil (..■uiii,: I.ii. ■.Mm- Nfxt i print they will retain to Kuro|«>. I in-v will 11,, ii vixit India, China mid Japan mid cro»» th. ,v.. a,|.lima mi .mi 1/ 1/ riiiiijiuM IJIMf.INV, I H f »lrfo Airm» 4 -I. i^.rii, Mat. 11111 l At.u.J.- Ai'i.i'f 4 Hotel Tourist 100 Rooms— T,t. and Up First Class Patronage Solicited. TURKISH BATHS. I Fmt.t on the Coast. Main and Occidental ay. Ind 7901. Sunset 612 I LUNA PARK The Nation* Greatest Playground on the Pacific Coatt. x FREE ATTRACTIONS DAILY 3:30 and 8:30 p. m. "DIAVLO" The World's Champion High Fire Diver, Dives 120 Feet Into a Tank of Fire The two "Great De Coma,*." acrobats, ground tumbler* tti globe roller*. UNCLE HIRAM AND THE PIG—CHAS. LEORA. AERIAL ARTIST. Kwtv Friday night will be amateur tslght at the Trocadm theatre. Ferry boat din to Park leave* foot of Marlon tt. on th« «m hour after 2 p. in CHA». LOOFF, Manage RACES! RACES! At the Meadows si* Race* Dally—-Rain or Shine first Race at 2 P. M. From Jim* Mto Si-jiii-mln'r 12. Cara ur* every 10 mlnatM from First and Jackson M after 11 o'clock a m. Adsbstti (lodi'dmf Grand Stand) Gentlemen $1, Ladies 50c {■The Gift That Grows* I In Value jj^W. Is the Rift of a Savings Hank Book. I J^j'^^vTivSiW 1' Knm l»v the -4 per cent Com- MX& Mll^H^^vil*" 11"'1 '"ll"rCst whicli it cams. It *i"fi' i jd i tifi **i^" 1 vf sucJi '^h Jl!,-m i^ .ilmimvi certain to make. For the nnsli nu i >ounß !t heI )s to create the |iabitsof; IfjJJJU On'Sa^NGS* industry and thrift which count for !^f T^itf^fj? s" n"u''l m late: |ifc- i;« 1M v loriK VBfallon, tot *J Rimn vi'in I month* on liU m^Jl Ml. -It., will mm rom^T* un4ii of wlft Imll«ivi.« h* would tx! abla in iff Frank Ootch. hi* Ihii iHt Ixmt Dr. ,_, hl» back Imrtly wn-nched l.—lll. MiM m t*,,. Neil Hfrl -llilu.t. of Seattle Theatre! M«tln*O* I I ail f»l a r4.. I TDNKIIIT—AII W#rt I mm» n,,iiiin, anil iiu>«r.. fia»ii» I km i.iiTrri Ml I 111 -111 |X fl*«t i atom t *«r tfar Mail Wwk—'-MMclthl In Kt* Tut* Ottf 'i I'm m» u«u«l. "»ortn km Lois Theatre^ •Mn« Mrilarular. li.-i Tim* Hm, tXI KIM. »MI -|M,I\I, MOlai iii 11 Mr- ;m Hart. larrafUa liarf aad «.iit»li>. I tV 'M. Itall. Mai*. I millniiuiM si lr» iriii f*r All Oral*. hm id. STAR *#atlt*'» Laaatlox VaaiUrtll* r^rawai I prrf'vrmanrMi dftllx~--f :3«. 1 I'M Prlcn and box (*t. ilir tint la l m file VII Wllll I rom N»•'« H»TI.I|\ II M.I I %iMlni<- Parti, BASEBALL Tomorrow and Alt W»*k. I II p !^'Si*-« Iftar Tburvday. tiMimi.K vh. i-kiiu. Take Ve»lcr Car. Admlwlon, U and Me. limn H\KI AM%— Hal »m* r«l| a» ler la aVMfF rea«B. bath liil b mm* c«r. liac Ml aa4 as aw

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SOUTH-AMERICANS WILL 10URN ADMIRAL THOMAS V BY NORMAN ROSE. -1 P»Ar. Aeeempanl.d th. At- Af ««nd South Amtrlca. S8IJIR"

L. tllnrt* of Admlml Hob Kvttim **"«MSt«4 in the U. ath of Athulrul v M 5. «»#t •roiu.il South America. ?^^t*»» lttv Ul hU Cilbln toft. Thn-uph r«t>t lnicrr !ii til* chief of surf, he "r»Bih« B t tn ihtw txrtoJ* lion 'C?rt£*tfboßeoß Admiral Kv«n». «tafMboif. « «l»y M TrfEfdaJ W« fo**l n**vi'r touth«^ It"'** DM-t la »!J lb# l«nK day» mihur*- ■fhwau who died •uan»%tii> Ht IVI mor.W, C«l. J» of ootJc« »n tbe i>«p«'r». It *»a» Tho!'.iaiJt wa> ThomM who m*d« th. tonib,* i»■■«!•> Jo«ni*y «p th* Oroy» wdlroad. from Una to th« ■cmt ot the AdAm wiuaUlit U. --000 f> »ho»»* the tea, the deadly "•orrocb*." th» »l!iun!t» tick arxf. relft Its Tl( HUH It waa ;>.-.i...« who m«sl# the »P**c!i>* la whJcJl w« U*lrn*4 at lkc (rvnl «Jlnn»'r«, tt w«« Ttnm«» who ii*!ic.t with tb« Si>aUi Ararrioan arneraji .n;.J sen. otttM. at off!cl*l ball».lt «v CwJtff tn (l!4to«(r«>' uce of our circa lartat MM}, Spociai prices «m el iliw for a few days on Mceatfaaat Antoplanos. Some v to* m m« 00 with free am •f (a* auk llbrtrr. Votea in *sr ir»« *otln« contest will bo aAHNktos aU rath pavmenu. Kohler Chase iHl«4c«nd Avt, Seattle. Wash. f W«b«r Piano Of alcr*. S* THE GROTE-RANKINco: O»EO FOR A SNAPSHOT AT A GARDEN PARTY IN 010 DX JANEIRO. Thomaii who »e«rf«>ljr hki.il. day or ntv.M. durloir th«% »i^k« thi> flevt Ujr in the h*rbor« L«tiu-Amor lc». Ills KrecioutnrM uiif^llliic; hlit quod •h«*r |unlil H«, mau «%>ii •lone In the eUtlei. would &inr* till •ihaoattoa ntuit h* »If«.'i»Hr«ti Kti«-nt unsallant. Hi- would mm- at h o'rtock d «tart REAR ADMIRAL CMAB M. THOMAS on some lon*, tiresome official ex cursion, and return In t!>e small bour." of the next day. I never knew,him to admit he waa tired; I never,saw htm lose his cheerful-; ncsa for ao instant All who met him loved him— th« gracious, smiling, tlrctrss little man. with his slight command of I Spanish and his great command of th* broad human language of low* and fellowship, wh«h needs no writ ten -rd». Thomaa brouctit dot»n« of cmi- nent Ulan* Into closer touch with thla country. I> srtne ten days |at Ilio Janeiro Thomas put t'acle Sam forward a long step In Chile's 1 good Knees. During ■••II at Pnnta Aris.a.s, Thomaa wt Peru to shoaUnic "Vrv» Onkel Bam!" bo- for* th« cirii flcrt Mi 1..1 out of ".iln.t harbor. Admiral l h.nuiui .li.-.l «i t .iti,-tily of heart trouble. Can anyone doubt that tl» death wait tu«trnfor« in* P«"l>ln of South Amorica, In ISob Hvana' »tead. a« th«« representative uf il»> fnii.-O RtaK>*7 Tb« nrvat flwl ills *w»twar«t on a further mUtlon of jwae« a»ntlu« the Chlc«KO Diamtx r of Commerce, ti«in,i the >'M»tutrijay afternoon, a^ rouu=*!ii.-.i by HirtMli.r ii«-n «lir« »»-ro U » the* Chlraco »>xhlUita will l>» a replica of Fort Orarborn. Laiit ».r,iiiK i!i.« visitor* *pro ••!i:r-,t.iti).-.i at dinner at tli* Itaiitl.r rlnb by the official* of thn .iiih«T of «\>t;>i.i«T«*i- and of the illlon Thla tnomlßß ihr men *»'H" taken on aa aato trip to Ssoqualiule fall*. Tomurrow the party will for CblOMUk i CHAMP CLARK'S WIPE I tHINCS AS AN AUTHOR. I MRS. CHAMP CLARK. (Star Special Service.) WASHINGTON. July II Mr* Champ Ctark, one of the moat popu lar of the wl»e» of nimorratlo con cr»-«»wn. who baa achieved an en viable ,i at lon an a writer of abort atorim and nk»trhr« of Ml* nourt "cracker" life, la dnvotlDK h 1 mankind to th«lr old clothes. Now that her husband haa bo«n h lii-d unanlmonsly to succe*-.l»», 4 ripllaal PtH||m»l 4 THE STAR TUESDAY, IUI.Y 14, 190ft 1. NEWS OF UNIONS Tho district counrlkof tlm .illli il imtnilnK imi.lim tQ|-1 in. lit nt Ihn l.nlvni li-mplo i* lit (i'il t|,i> fullowlnK orrtciMH for tho rioxt xlt iiiiinih'C Mm ii'M TrucHtr.li|i'. i• 1111•!■ Ikll in Tin' eight hoar law him £nn« Into ff^.-rt at M UMivilli-, Cat. I'vtT) eontrartur, hultdxr and nmplnyrr Save nntic« thnt eight boon would OtmiUtUta) a working day. Thorn will im nn reduction of wagna. Tho Kr**iitr> ciitli'i* nf Calnli, Mhlim'. ifitiitly (truck for tin •-llttil hi"ir Qay. Morn thitn I.UOU rn.-!i nn- OUt, Official return* of ii>«- IJrllUh rnvfiiiiiii ■i dhow that of a total of 102.498 I•lll|l^o^»•(l In lH>ot and ghn« fartnil»-n hi I'iiklh 31,467 ni» women. MAYOR BARS ONE CLASS OF VICIOUS RESORTS Mayor Millar annonnrtHt y«*t«r> •lav that after K«>|it I no "crib*" will bo nil,.»iil 111 rlinMl.- and their Inmatra will mdi-ird nut of town. Thla will 1.. thn flrat aten In th« ri'imitiil nf the watrlct ••■l dlttrtct. In dur> time !hi'i»>-r mankind from the bondaga of evil. Judge Clifford I*. Smith h«» resigned bit pl« on the dlttrtct bench and abandoned promising political career to ac cept the ki>i»ii)tm»nt of first road* rr la til* Unit cbairh of IhMrtoa. th« »n-*'l church of tbn s«cC II baa rvmovod hla family to that city. "I i»^il«n««ant work of th« rhiirr* MOT* Importanl than that of th« bench." MAKES NEW OFFER. Mr* W. VV Il«ck. on* of th» owner* of Ravenna park. li.«» of f*r*d to donate the bed of Kavenaa canyon to th« ilt> If the dlj wUI a«r»>*« to purchase flv« park at 110,000 an acn». Tbo park board l« con sidering the matter. ShoesuiOxfords I In Un and black, l>x,k at th« H quality and comparn tin- prim*. n FREDLUNO, HORNBKRQ A H LARSON, 70S Ptfc. »l DRIVE /fef It Out! T'tiuriw*. arlndins, ranplnt i>«in hrw Mr 4MM |llu.t|«lt*il I h t.ltt all at*oul KUriru-Vltnr and hoon II trine or mall t Hi* '-"t Conaultatloir la tr—. Dr. S. S. Hall Co., lilt ..t..1 H*atll*. Waah. rum ••"r*pald, your fi«« 1' h 114 1 Nam* i«ii I

luncheon for visitor? Chitigo Cuests Entertained at the Rainier Annex. Mm. H. 11. I'll,-. and Mm. I. A, NiiiifHii gftvo a luncheon iii tho llultiltir Annex y«at«nluy in honor nf Mm. II A. Whrrl.T it ml Mm. K. l>. Hlvvonm. wives of thn Chlruiro I'lmmbrr of Cummercu A.-Y.-l'. K. lr|irrF.rl|l.(lh,.«. Miii Whit* to Intertain. Minn Anna Kurili T«rry vHI In* Ihn gu««t win (Ivu .1 il;in. ing part) Friday. Officer*' Dance. A itr Km glvnn nn l">nrii the V. H. 8. I'-mi-vhiinlu till* i.ftitr ii".... hy tho of!i.-«i» Women* Improvement Club*. Tlir 1..— hi 111 l«lll« U .in,.ll* Illl (.ruvrnitlit club m«t ..IV At Ihi Calvary IV. -»i,\ iriiuu rhurt-h, «in i.. th""y wire tnUli •'I tjy Coun cilman Way. Fort*«n Auxiliary. The i;«.-nn> will vntrrtaln the h.n. tha n*v. J. 11. I'amon. 11. I>. I" nubia at. The young «mi>K win r.ni.ir in Korth Taktnta. Logan Goldberg. _ 7Ji«» Carry L»K«n waa inurrled !*Mr. Charka OoldUrv Mundar u/;rrti".in tho homo nf Mr*. An i Mioun lh» bom* nf Mr* An Tuuis«»town. Th» brUUI .1 itii'Unt» wcr» Him liurUh itutl#r ntkl^lr. Turn An«r!.. R«v. \V. H. \V. H.- l>. nfru-latod. Mr. and ;ir« Uoldb*rK mil fr-Mii. el I'lur. jM.rt. Wuh. I m t* AMirnoon for Cue*l I Mr*. W. I*. lUr|..r, nf '1 Kin ii«-.-«r plara. rnt*rt*lned at card* |ffcllim«> ar-.'ii'H.n fur her gue*t, .Mr.. C M. Illddln. t Cngag*m*nt. Mr and Mra. U. W. Tow* have announced th *nK«((m«iii of th«lr iUujlikp, i:-.:t aii.-. to Mr. Sllaa o.rttlll Tin »..r i ma:' »'li b* A Check Account ASSISTS YOU TO SAVE V POINTING OUT USELESS EXPENOI TURES. The Man who knows wh«r» «v«ry frn«lltnrrs lirrtuM* you can tel) what was boucht, wbrn you got It and from whom This Mi...1 will int you ah«ad. If you don't know v»h«r« you can mv*. a check ac count will tell you. Union Savings Trust Co. ECOND AND CHIRHY 1908 Wonder Bicycle $1 7.89 1 |i>lr«. ■how foil II.MI rou ir "inn rlolnn and jump Hit', iii Mm In •mil rig imi arc no ngri a in-i h«i>l a m» rtianir. a pratnulvnal man -alru|>l|r a ri'iiii Tou tnnuitt lid 111..1- flvo mtnutaa. l«n in(nut»«, twanty mlnutaa. Tou •i. fr»* from ilu rvallll** of »>*rr lift A wirk wtih rour whiil o%«r lh« htlla. thfough Ih* valaa, and ratura a n*w man. havlnK iiona >...ii«'ir n...m load titan 111 any uihar ll* w.ik.Ui IMrrrta «l (9 111 i'«». «.1» llh-vrla HI 04 I in i"i M|>lrtnlnat ll»adlnnlti( Duubla 11..' Illrycl* Cluariiataa4 •ml li»» repair wura .lvi li.i no C'naalar braht* It CO >i|t.. an any !,i...\rl Dal* -it'W I'll V 11. r M. SPINNING t»t« I«-Mnd Ay. riiini.-rii In l.'rll.uny I'll", l.yl-i l.in i In.i. i July 20 llridii" A B'-iii l'> Nome to r.Mii.iln imill ti,, ii., Ootobar, Mr. l-'rnii H. Hlltneon uml hi* Kllt'Ht*, Jli'-.«i« Jump* HnvP. O. I'iiiimm.i'ili, Kul.-Ikli niul C'lwur.l ''liliui. CapL l>n l.'.n^ anil Mr. l-'.m.iti. nr* (in ,i two wUn' trip on the. yacht "Honlta" to Powrll rlvnr. Mr*. H' li'.n.ld und in i dniiitlitrr*, Anna and Marruai lie Mi ln.ri«lil, i.n ymlrrdny iivirntnir for New Torfc rlty, whrri. thfV will ii-ll ii vti'i-k i.^f.in- nailing for I'nrl*. Hrv. In J. M. Wlln.iii \>*.\avn July 22 for a VBCatlon trip to Nrw York, i "ii hi* j.miiiii y ■-I hi- will Mull with hi* brotliar In Omaha. BRIEFS BY WIRE HainiH'l Oomp'rn Will tako the ntump for Hryan uml will h.MUI I* *u« an at>(>«al lo tho laboring m«n to aupiiort thn democratic I'Hlldl iliilm fur lilfklilrllt. V 1... i'i.«!ij..|.t KalrtiankM will vlmli il,i- Prim— of '.Vhli-h whi*n the latter utihi-K at cju. i,i c- from Kau -1.-uhl. July £2. Tho n*« and »(al« I'.iVi hfith r--«li-(| In ilii- fii.vc Adairtx ca«. Th» Jury will have thn v!.|.-m by Wt:|il» la dun to comn off Quartonnaatui- drydoci: on July 16. HStti win tall from Ron Kraaciaro nn Ausuat I£, for Noout and' Bt. Mlch«*l. M. L. Xl t IN THE BHOLMAKF.H. If you can't gat boot* or ihii*a to fit j"">. th« m mad* to m*>amir» at 317 JAMES STREET. A. Bridge Co.—Largpst Clothiers on the Coast Announcement The sale of Men's Clothing at a discount of 30 per cent was NOT a success. We have three thousand summer suits for men that must be sold. Heroic measures are to be adopted. So beginning tomorrow we offer Men's Summer Suits, Men's Summer Suits, Worth Up to $20 Worth Up to $35 for for $10 $15 Our regular prices are marked by moderai ion. No other good store sells its merchandise closer to the cost mark than does this one. The sale represents an actual loss, but a loss accepted very gracefully. Mainly because there's nothing else to do. A .Bridge &C©k LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST io3-ios-io7ri AN D CFATTI r JAPS ARE TO BE WATCHED DROWN MEN COMING INTO COUNTRY AS MERCHANTS; AND STUDENTS ARE VIRTU i ALLY COMMON LABORERS. (By United Pr«ia.) WAHHINOTON. July 14— -ling upon rf*port» nhoivlnK Hiai iiiuny I(ijr:» !i•-!-■-, who conin to tlilH coun try On |>ilMP|»>ltH lll'ii' .llll.j! thai flu-y in!• nn itljuiilm or Htudcnta, or mrmijprti of umnn other brunch of Iho »x?mpt ilimiii, l:iti-r !nl I- tlii Ir |!laf«m v* lulioifrn, Uif Kovunnipnt l« iilitmiliir to liwaiw th*> activity of UKcnU who are k^iplun 'h« Ini in Ikia ii U IIl|(11 aurvflllanm*. The offlrlntH bflU'Vi- that .!»|ian I* imliiK i-vfiy ••ffort to live up to her Ifrfe*mcnl not to luau/! |HtH port* to the laborers, but thor«.»genl» for dtld work. STATEJEWS

In I milt for dlvorro filed it Ta at rarliSße, which he collected, and forced In r to milk oowa, dig 1.c.,. hole*, iii-. Hear Admiral Bwlnburn« has ar ONLY YJJA A./ e*»rr*i. WA /tuf stwctly inwirf doonoo lOi Dflf 400.000 1£ \P| BANK \V-l "*LLY l(/)l V PAID J PAJO ON ALL O1PO»ITS MONEY 13 NOT REALLY SAVED UNTIL It 1* deposited Id a back where c&plUHtation, dtrrctloo and lntrfirt Knaiai.ici- lid Kafoty and profit. W. off.-; these «nd all other ad v»n(aß. (hut only a "Strictly Saving*' bank, establlabed under the law can afford. FIRST AVENUE. OPPOSITE POBTOFFICE. rlvod nn Hi. i Miiki-r H. I."ul» at thn Itrrtm-rtrin navy yard and hnii ireelvwit order* to nitiiiiniit rniiiid of the Pacific fleet whfn ((car Adiiilrul Dayton FttlfU nrxt full. Tlk- drriught ha* i.r. ft, K. ll«K, Hi'tiuUrr Will »#rav«», A H. lUcd, Dr. A. p. Calhoun, Dr. Tv Hem;,in. H. H. I. Pwnrow, IteCordcr A. Hard and Itlcbard T. IJuchnnan. Kljtht hundred lurrt-n of timber h»vn bf«n dt-Htmyod by flra In Whutmm couniy. i.'ir;:!ii eatnpii In (ho Ahordmn difiiiri. D\ remimcd opcrutlonx, The WuhlOKton Mlllom' it- Koolatlon. In mvi inn Id Tacotna, i.a« dMidid i,.. to ii, priM of flour I'urt I.HWt'Hi noliilTH hlklriK to tin- ltalnlf>r rrmrvatlon, mifff-rfrd much >'i iKi-l.iy ffoin ttn- li'-.it la (ho Whlte^Klver l«y, In nn opinion to the rotary of Unto, tba »itinru"v K'-in'iu] ha« Ij» !icl ii. i«t no amplo provlHlon tiH« t.. in mad HMtflf't PBDUIW I b. Ml T**r> In «iii. fumoved lit r»..|.i.» luim I«: 1« h» 1 .hd ihi.r.- l»>« KMltt«, Wn a

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THE SEATTLE STAR BY BTAR PUBLISHING CO. 130MJ09 Btvanth Ay«. EVERY AFTERNOON BXCEPT SUNDAY, jy rtiONES Main 1060. 6 QcoJLa^ lam;l|lX.^l^i L.^ IND. 441. ..*!sM3*:lr>r. Th«a» arc *xch*nof«, and connect with all da- il^'£\jtit^£»*J partmanta—j»K far HÄ« man! or nama of paraon •BJT*'^ you want. _____————— lltll tHII «T*iT^rtii!?iri'—l»» 1 a». w«n«ra m.

on. Mi^rp«TTi.rr^ir^MTiiir^^kr« IW. II ll»».«.l »r mall or a*rrl*r N* f«*« «*>pl«» ______«———-—~ ■Marad it U« V««tefri»» .1 «—Ul*. W.-' MliiD lit M L&l IIS I Nlll! l" not h«»» P«I4 IB •il»«l«*». »»M M.m. la "i« li»l, A of in* *t „_____————————• rorr at It .huulil mlio II w«w* taJ»p*a»« """uTii.r'r."-* •as ..mm >l ftrlaa Mir «kKri»« «nl« It la ii... »a». ri-IUMBSt Hf:W METHODS The thumbscrew metlftuls employed by the private garbage contract pant? in the city council .in' beginning to show results. Councilmen who have been t.rda unless they vote with the combine in its at tempt to upset the Murphy municipal garbage collection ord inance are K°ing over to the Rang arid have announced their in tention of voting for the repeal of the Murphy ordinance. Max Ward*!!, of the I4th ward, formerly West Seattle, is one of the councilmen who have announced their intention of deserting the municipal garbage collection plan. And Mr. \V»i.Uii. at the council meeting last night, quite frankly told why he is doing so. "It is a peculiar coincidence that my bill for the extension of the city light and water to West Seattle was pigeonholed ■bout the name time that I was informed that the money that would have been used for this purpose had been voted for the garbage system. If it comes to a question of getting something for my ward which we sorely need or standing by a plan to Collect city garbage, in which-1 am not vitally interested, I 1 shall look out for my own people The thumbscrews have been applied to Mi Wardail and rightly or wrongly he has cried "ENOUGH" and has become one of the men who are willing to farm out the public health by granting to private parties a contract for the Collection and .disposal of city garbage.. in ttir face of opposition of the city's health department and of his own convictions and those of the other or honest men in the city council. W. H. Hincs. of the 12th ward, and J. M Sparkman, of the Eighth ward. have announced their intention of following Mr. Wardall's example, and J. T. Armstrong, of the 13th ward. who also voUd for the Murphy ordinance, s^ys that he may change his vote. The Star has no desire to speak harshly of these gentle men. They are anxious to make good with their wards and that is a commendable aim. But they should not forget that they are representing the entire city of Seattle and not alone the people, who live in their wards. Mi Wardall i* just as much the representative of the people of Capitol lit!! as he is of Ute people of Weil Seattle. These men were elected to jointly conduct the business of the city and it is more important that ftii-\ should bear in mind the general good than the good of thM." (if any one ward. allowing themselves to be coerced by Seattle's cor«u(it council gang they are inviting severe criticism They are be coming a part of this gang, the members of which are in the council for the good they may do themselves and not the good they may do the people of this city. They are 'becoming mem bers of a gang that is controlled wholly by its own selfish de sires and in which there are men now showing signs of af fluence who before were of very moderate means. The Star knows, and every member of the council should know, that there are people in this city who are willing to spend large sums of money in order to secure the repeal of the Mvi phy ordinance and the passage of a private contract Ordinance. Every man who votes for this repeal and this private contract is inviting the suspicion that he has been "seen." Can Mr. Wardall. Mr. Sparkman, Mr Hints and Mr. Arm strong afford to allow themselves to become associated with as corrupt and as brazen a gang as ever attempted to control the financial affairs of this city? Public opinion is stronger than any gang that ever con trolled any city council, and thi..>i arguments in favor of.a government-owned or iw;>cr vised telegraph system. They are organizing socle-lies In Braille fur the purpose of "fur-. therm* th- movement to cheek child martfages In India." ThU la •It light, of conn*. 111 Ita way. Hut why wouldn't II In- a good Idea to form a few aocletlea for th« |iurpo* of checking foollih inarrlagoa at home. We'll l>>;t a hat to a hen that they don't do at much bust lies* Saturday mornings In all of India as they do In th« dlrorce court of King county. Because of th* condition of the banempnt In Mi. Illncklcy block, jMMd by them a utorerooni. Lowman A Ilanford are morally, If not legally, to blame for the difficulties pn«iunter««d by tho flr«-m»n In last ul« fire. It ahotild not require an ordinance to induce buictnt'gs men to keep In mind lIM safety of their follow men. Mr. v..||«. and Mr CHI it.t«- I It" in i),,. council chamber last night, and the former scorns Ut hare succeeded In putting the latter finwn for tho count. No. the Great Northern railroad will not have a fire tale on ticker*. SB Mr. I>uk'lu4t i b««d Is a*' yet a tcUftt

STAR DUST by josh A Word From Joth Wit*. r'\ J^V*. "Many a mw to A alat* a temptation Sl 'cauaa ha'a got a bet- -«m, tcr on* In Mulit Cat* and Commtnt. Ttio in r "So. Adolf. Can you flat h»r?"' "►'ool! tarn nod drying lot" Arh. jmu, you haf a plark optical! I*» M all it«" "No, you iltin'i. n. I.lt I bat a prokan cotUr bun." "Id .li.i ill nun' In hanl u-iM of hnnn d«y mak* 'miMoaa" "Vi>i Lint of lid! bias**, vault doy tuak* unit! of my collar i "Why, collar bu44ona. ha. ha. ha' l.« 'I BM «If you yon advlro, (hixar, N'nfrr marry roman Vlrh desUta In i>rtii«ing to dor pr«*akfa*t table a riaUrrm." Knr why >ir flannel r^kr*. ha. ha. ha!" "I am «Ut jr.. can look on der siright ray nnhabby fitmt" "Yet, I am sorry to may dot I looked on dor prlghi all* of d«r flat iron." "Ton r.mlnl me forc*l»«»ly of a iStUll Oil saw." "Why? hot-aux'my Imf ruoirV "IHimhi-ad! N'r>. I mean nt of Arm nil problems. Ola* IMI Id: Visa wan trouhliw b«gln, I- koowt lt»-r secret* deop to you. The life la gay, although not free; you live ,i hundred moothi In threu; you're everybody'! frf»nd iiro ol*lm«d M a vllllan dark de famed. Your record'ii irhltu»m«hed tilt ii |Ihbi, then vlylsertcd ifll It Harvanis. (Mom mi your fam ily, and thoy'r* aHhumod your kin to be. You MM th( ord«*l of tbe TUB STAR TIJKSDAY, Xl urn tO Ilivn Id wink fur .1 llvlnn "Nil, mill; I know* It, Bad! Hut wul I uiiiim tiiiM nit mli!"— Yonknn Htntaaman. A Oiffarant. _ On ih« titiuiil ituJM A crowd m )'.«iiii'. Uolstproun. nitmh; ft A Ritruo l*i.ln- tlrrmuuuft uiunfjt* lon«j» Wilting i l* »i-ai. Tim lioinn .him Mil. ttf I..Hi-it- llf.i In nun glad, M*«. I Hongt Th« l>ny Aft«ir. Cool hun with nahloai i jmmv no wide; HlMlthltlK i'hi li liytnii, II |.l, h. i 111. rk, .liilli-rt nod* I-1...U' ItU good wlfo'M •him And rowi -an hour ih. loncxt wo«k! ifyS —Now York Wurld. In Prison. Vl'iiiiu \vinit brought 7011 li-n-, my Mian'* Convict—l.OT* of Ihe Mill. I"' l.lt.it Mill Mini Imi't it Him. lit 11 l\i|ll. t- Tli'y Mid It WM, whin 1 «|t|iMi|.tliil««l 1,000 nri«• iOt «uv*u Ilirtit lull.l Butttrmllk. "Which ll tbi> cow H.nt Mix liiittfi-milkT" IniioreiiUy nvkad the vinim? l.iilv from th« city, who **t limp... tin* Ml.- Ik'lil with it It'll «l cy*. "IVtn't roalw ycnirsvlf rtrtlrulotii?'' »Ml tin" young lady who had b*«n In id.- country Utfur* and knaw thing or two. "(JoaUt «l>t> butter milk."—Punch.

They Had Mat. fi ,v "I don't rvniamber .•it i.«inr •alii Ilia iwiwi »oimjt thing, "but really, I think I hat» mat ]mn Wl whrra before." •Vim Im aald tho bnita. "I'm th« dm* ci«»rk who it*ii« you your f*c« pain«« "—Detroit Krae l'r»^« fniy bravely (111 iciinM .i«v and If i-|irii,ii you am nut, your« glad to fuili- and b'j forgot. UI.Y 14. IftftS. OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE INQUISITIVE EDWIN By F. W. Sdiaefer •Oh. maw!" «i«-ak. my •on* hat a kiifriaa v auftracrt, Edwin, In a woman who art I el; domanda equal rtgbU for h«r »«i." "What'a thorn. mawT' "IU«bU thai tlm m»n rnjny." tlMi llM| want lt«r right* what DM men don't ••n».> T' "KM i 1i«-t wouldn't onjof that att>4 fill,. "Do th«. men want thlagi thU, what moil* do they want?" "Mr boy, you art) dnie. Ilk* th« ■)'ru> man. I think yon will Crow (iji M Just now you ran Iwwt j ivrupy yoaraalf by rolling your ltix'ji .nd I'-«k- m* to tr*'l thla II- Which a woman lore the brat, Ik fcimtiMi'l or feW child? Th'» qur- ft |t>n r«IU up that -.Id. Old r.intinvrm, If man anil liv wife aii-l hi* mother w#r» in a boat on -»i.r and the capalx« the element of p^raonallty la too large a Tactor. So much dopende on th" KIND of man and wife and mother In that open boat The rimt qunatlon .1- al* with a fundamental Instinct f the raoa. In thai wonderful moment when tin- first bora «tvi-» new meaning to love and t'f>- and human aarvlr* neither parent la cxraacloua that th" »ntm\ romance I ha» roir.r M-iiri-f.itth It la onv.ir Th»>itt hood. in* wif. haa bneiimn Mother lnr»tn«ti-; »hi' no loiik"' ha* tlmi> to mad or talk with him or to xrab li»i hat. push tba front door k«jr I iin.l'T tha mat and ni'-«|. x...1 and dlatarbcd. Tha Child cornea flrat In ton In ait of every normal, human mother. That ili.h not nec«*sartl)r moan ili- new i'iinoa j Thorn la room for both 111 111"- king dom of a loving wom&n'a li«mi, one r (OAK I Summer Prices -At Bunker,. NVwcMtla I »,trt|> $1.25 Neweautt* m v l.'l.as iiiHik Diamond Loaf f(1,23 Kniiiiii-f Co»l |4,00 Pacifk(«BtCN(Co.| Ml Railroad Ay*. South. M Plumes: Id. »9 and Main 70; I Ind, 1)2. fj lumltUtlnit urtl(tr. fittltlril Wlu-n- Would th« World II- Without Wom an; or,' Could tint r.ailli Unfit. I.i, Juti«l the Excruciating aliened?" "Maw, an- you a •uffragetf" "Not ijulte, in)' eon." "Wun't you want to vofe, maw?" "Nit Why, 1 couldn't g*t In th« l.«()li- hat to co oat In." "Hut «om« ladles want to vot«, 4un't ihV»*" *i>rtainlx." "Don't you want.them toT" "Vei, -I*in. If th«r all In my *»t. I'd want them to." Tli'si "maw" until K^dwlii a cooky, and and Mil Hoatrlrei |iUy««l miffr»K«.t, IWatrlc« IttlnK tO rop itif -thy and K.I win batting ber In th« Jaw !i*t a* atrung and pur«> an when 1 Ik- i!»vi- up father and motb#r and I !ri hit! in Mi- bat the Instinct of race ■•-niil Dii- r*rdict of the /my In illffi'ti nit) i lii.mi! iiiyh exor dium of ti,. In Mini supreme iiiomual Ql- ii iii.ii i alone rtoml iinlmt court room. Kvnry turn ■roar i Die i owner unit blown him Into ntnmliy with ii iiniiiii An fur I"- dtfUlMi of inir.i«*jni Iduntlty, that 'wan t...• contemptiMn to require notice. The cowardly rail I' i oreanUnttnu whli Ii hud, Ii" did Ipnl doul>l, ODlf fiiii.-'l and hired ma, mfftht, for inn P»ollie of a r«prl»Y l what chiiit ijin. romalnnd to mii with (]od, Man under aentrnca of II that night "My boy," h« .in. "why not confess and makn your p>>ac«T Jim, you ain't n.v.r had no boy. Jim ain't your nani unit- thi- ii|.|i«'i..fi occtirrfi. InliM|n> "Frank, dpar." wbl«(K»tu thir old man turned »w«» fZIT 11 c«ll dwr, "I trust *n4 Chn* you I know you're not It ford, but my love. And 111 m you. Krank, 111 save you" I sunnliM-d from what' u, m the h«»lp would come, an* tnl IntJ-rvIDW with Annie confirnL** simiilclonn. "Krank, direst." i r-' yoil me word somehow and I will 2 to r»u. And 111 wait paiitti I memtha and nontha, or tin fl wt-4 b«; thr. I know yon tr« nJ| cent. Krank, and I (ball lon i« always." It was a nUbt of borror hb) _| I lmv»- ne»er known 'TkijaJ l penaa, alwaya tba aanpnM- qi allcnt nirM. broken I.) pUtot a^a«.| th« battorlng of aoitiit% prlaon doora; ih«> crl'n tbat aouoded thrtnigb tbe atm« ati like rifle fire; the ioag, ttaij l axooT of doubt—and then my m cuera, tnaaked men, bt*ad!«sj tliiala;i| my ai>n»ca, I found mymtU aayj upon tbe »wlfti-at bbrae la CajatJ ling a mare packed with Bee***. Uea of life wberewlth to cttm oj deaert. ,7j I tbntat my feet eiulUnUy iaiii tho atlrrupa of wood; I praaaajaj kneea aiealnßt my borte'a fluj and leathered the enaffle r«ta«U I tween Mr flnicera. Thin, eaj one Klanre backward, I aaw Uatktt dark ••yea fieri Hpoa mine It |J •nch a* had not before coatt Sbe had trusted me as en bad done. I could not leanh to eat out her heart 'ro«a<|2| moot ha and yeara of doabu 3 bopeleasneiM. I could not |il freedom with a He In my Uc auch aa I could bare carried tati cilihft. I leaned over my Mafi h»nc» and whl»i» b«r: "Girl, I AM Jim Crawford."

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CUT Off BY' REGRADE WORK fl, o le Block o\ Houses jj dJe Temporarily Itfgcftible. O^pants lo Petition City Autiiortolo Rose» Mat til f«W* iSTWo* t»»sudfrcssthDlr iaawTby tt»*i'B« »>**tr »wfW H.UMI b* UM Wt plfttaf «r".j».t ih. Navy 1 ti« at It* Mar (Mar*. t»»« P" 1 tr»i«» \*i L*(«I7. f«il.« wr »W'«i r writ* fi» aaM «r«ll**« MkJ pr an o«- H I ■Mb (OhMi' Ma-« r.tuoir. DM*. In—!■ u4 tlwrl««««a Clearance Sale of Hammocks July Clearance Sale I Everything for Less (s $2.50 Hammocks SIAQII^ I If A Urge assortment of late design Hammocks, extra I I I .dose weave and lay-back pillow; large A] Af\\ I we; worth SO; special J m *rl/ J 1 v- -v I flSo Wall Tent, 91.39 Mason Pint Jar.. R9p«n(tln| ii-nhr; torttnA fl-I'latfd T«» Kpttlea; «iatln of *"U»b*rt wirt rlth in shape and decoration, is broad and satisfy ing; regular $1.25 set; Wednesday *AG~ .1 •pedal t 49cJ) '—'»iWHa-'m*i4ttmj t ANO UNION tTbttr i^? _ Thnt ll «ni»tht of uti'i'K thllt htm tiiHMi built down thA i'iuli;uiKnit•. loa» li-tuti lip ovrr tho temporary utihiy.it vm bankmont on the oth«t Stdo of th» o o "Th« only ln«ihl« V" itttld n r«>»l --dont of Hit- liltx-k. plntntlvcly, "that lion in mil thin way we never know If It will Im open w li'-n »i --nmid luti i. Tin- ntenni «Ihim«l worklns ii|» ami down on the BlMict r.m-M^lKh "A flight ut Mept woro put nt KprltiK "m.I Cjth atrrets ln»t lit day mitt the *t»«#v»imr tnorolnn. II took me nearly ten inhii! to dlHCOwr a way to down town." Th« anwt conm^tlon of Un« ImiiKri In tliti block h.m' all Ihtii broken and In alt (uur atroeta Itiuimlliir. tin" block I'iihlk of vlto Kturtiini: a«*«>raß*> have collects. TIIH MOWi'llK'.t* It.l* Im-i'II lllilllUll away from t>«w*ca atrpvt, but Hit' |hm)U am growing daily on Spring and *"*!iti «»c:v-ii'. M»roMl^d on liland. "We f» qrsirtlralljr on an Island," said II XV. mm it IT Sixth uv.. tmlay, "ami it la tnlshty bard to K>-t In or i' i- 1 lu-jitiy .mi. .1 my ankle lastt nlßht In acallnx (hi- I'inti ay*. m i »in l>« this way a M** im!i»i Komotlilnn Is dotn», r\%m tflttimctora keep nwtifhlns iho «aJB Ai »t t-iiDMI from nut' to kr i«»mll)«r W. Watson has ln-in appointed hit ■«c«»«« allo»i«d to hold »tat» .l( lon. American lla«r.iiun liner Alaskan in due la t?!!nß of an 18 tier ctint cut In waicea l.v 170.000 textile workera !h« last of whom returned to work i!i» past week, had a atrong tan* dency to domoral- In* th« labor umrkft and that heroic •ftorti win Ims r«jult*lo «iar«t>n-n.t panic in wajcML

A disquieting rondltlnn tin* d* v v Id tho yard* at Oray'a harbor havn mitpended I o|mratluna b«aii*« tha ramttanlc* 'l'-ni« the t»t«-ti ahup. which th« an open mar k'-s. unfair competition and rt> ■ulunt !.>«.'i »n(n On th« low«r Ukon labor condl (ion* rvtnala In a chaotic condition. Sii*k»d«i hart) br«n erected at a number of poi by corporation* that am «nd«avurtnK to break the combinations of HMMI and long ■hor«nM>a and enforce a lower wac« level with cheap labor. Thl« effort ha» ao far pruvei» comes via Wash ington to the effect that the reduc tion of wages threatened hr UM Southern railway—which corpora tion was Mid to be the leader of a group that contemplated a bear raid OR waxes— haa been held In abey. nnce. at least until after election. The South.-m ar»l several other nuula betrayed »lgns of running amuck early the "•rut year, bat I. lit Itooeevelt llml['K'l>' of th« Interstate contxnerc* comuilMioa and l^tMr AMUSEMENTS At tH« Moor« —Ih»rk At th* Cr.nt»— -Tho Maacat" At th« ftfJltle—"A lUuciitrr of the South." "Broken Heart*." PortraylßK life acnoaK ik« hatnbln p«ott|« of th.- N-w York Kul Hid*. th« ■|.Si«h j>l-iv«*r« th* iioarf loam) lh«>lr Wat «r>it»«.Ml\k>-n I It-art a." Th« central flcnrs of lh« •lorn.-* tic ■ma 1* GllUrth, on* of v li«-nj«min. who ha« retrli. New York, l»avtn« a wif> •hi Uurop*. HIM Ida Hlnni'i work I* «r«-|it)nii4ll)- rood U Gltlcth. and John White, to whom In a»*l«'i>-'l lh« Ml of Mi>n)aii> la v.r) MM c«>Mfol a* a villain It la announc «4 that the company may return to (he city In the n«ar future. Star's Attractions. Th« Star theatre ha* ihl« ••••■k th* ■trott«**t Ta.i-ti-Tlll.. show It haa ever pr«annt«*l Packed bouaet I last nlstit latiKh«an pantom!mlata, Zaxetl Vrrnon, cavp ••■•hn'ilaatlf approval kB Man -1 uel Itoraaln, the mlnatr»l tunor. the Kul^jr bora, th« dancinic twins ded by (SeorK* Primrose, and to ii» Palro«r Wm, fancy danrera. and d«»moii«tratpd ap i proval of thi» military playl«»t. MTh* Fall of 'H." Tlictm arc also a de i )'!»•.I1-, unlquo roovtnK [il I-ol*. Ila I aft Inven tion la tow tho bis topic of con vi-ik.iM'im Hllm. thpntiiral ;il-.|lli- nf N«w York and I'm in hill In I Ai-uttU' it has nil far been a myi teqr. JJ Jl mjx ""^KWETeoTDAck COMBS On' h|wO il win tW». wopk. Fine as sortmnnt. UIH reductions. I 111 HKII Juwtlry Co., 1«7 aocond ay*. THE STAR -TUESDAY, JULY 14, 190 a. CommUalonor Nolll i.i i.-,iiii wii.-iii •'i Hip |iiii|iiihi-i| lodui lion u( wnftpportunlt| la lir«i;il (liiiiiHanii mltilu will In- •iiulilcl 10 Invcat th"lr labor power and air port Hi. ii rnmiitr* in.i.-.el of being *M|i|Hitifii by child toiler*. Certat* Hiimll manipulator* have Inllinali'it that they will be driven out of tmal> iifHM If llu-y urn pr«vontod front us in« etioap child litlHir. and threaten to test tho GonsUtutlunaJU}' of the iu-h law.

Th»«lii-«r day, hi. Of low prli of because of Increased mar keting of Auatraiuti Jack rabbits, because their *iim hay* been steadily rut and »lj»h.--t lit- Amal ganiated Meal Cutters and the lirotherhnnd of linlih.T Wurkmmi am i «'«l.ltrt!)j( plans to consolidate and fora a "tabor trail" to loot U»« 1.-if.rm.) RENO. N*i July II -li»ra. B«o rauwM by r.!!>i!,.|J fOBlt» In th« win.i..« of Prank Ovid- «a*« Jrwritr »1..r» I. b#itiK r.* I«ii«l Uxlar Th« h««t of the bad !m« n lii|.i.»... Baod«y It hottor than MMI Frank Hall MM look- In* Into (ioM>-n'N ahow window »h««ri be daw fl»m. ■udilv l.umt fi.rjh from one of tb« ««vrnl r*>llutold romba which *MM on iltßt'l.v ll* j»ve ih# alarm, but hr th«« tim« t]i« trimrnt arrived th.. flt« had don* cooal4rrmbl» «Urn *«o. PAINTING lii'«r|»r and rilwtor. hm*!*« Slv«n free. fn»r:uAi. paint \mi r\ WAU I»A»«EI« CV/ mi IM a...*. A.a.L M Soda Crackers with crack to them M Ml Soda Crackers with snap to them B Soda Crackers with taste to them jj I Uneeda Biscuit 1 R Oven-fresh —Oven-crisp—Oven-clean— lUneeda Biscuit I Oven-fresh oven-cri9p—Oven-clean N II moisture proofpackages. Iwl M' \Jr NtPtr sold in bulk. Am 1 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY II ORDERS FOR REVOLUTION JERE ISSUED TOO LATE (Star Spaetal Sarvlca.) I .Oil ANUKUKS. C«l., July H.—Al though tlift this city, carrying thi> I secret datn for tha li-ciinilnn of op orillons--July 2S, lust a in.mill later than ih.- first pr«>raatur« outbreak occurred. Mi« text of th»- proclamation has Just ii translated by ttlcardo M.iK'iti, i>ri>«liirnt of tho ilullnn I a. Junta, now a prisoner in Hal cuitnty J.til her*. The proclamation of Mar 1.'.. I!" V contains, drat, In* reasons al i.«i-«l for th.- rnvotutlon. Then I on—■ th« ptatform, and, «i this iaaMp. a number of mil, acrordlng to which II).- revolution against the Diat government waa to have l**«; rarriod on. As tiniiHlstcil by Ma Ron, tha mltltm 3. Liberals who Uk« :irmi> must [ha wilting to mci against DUM with out lima of time, once the outbreak Is started. S. All revolutionist* must help npnail this proctamstlon and rec ognize no other government than that of '-a Junta. 4. Print an many coplna of the proclamation aa possible. ft In order to obtain money to carry on the revolution It will ■anwi to ateal or captur* 'i tie* c*>)pt» will b« Riven for money, cap tured fn tn Mrileans. to bo honored bf the revolutlonat* government when it shall beenme csubtlsbe4. [No receipt* will b« gJvm to foroign ers. 6. ntltens who take arms will paid ft a day during the revolution. Ufflu-ra will be giten better pay nzAncai&TXQS cti.uaas or kujcan involution" than they now receive from niiu. 7. 1..1 Junta will rncognlzo the rank of officers elected by vote. x. UovoluUonlsts must respect foreigners. Only Hi.. foreigners who .tli. the existing government will be treated as mi-it 9. AcU of Injustice to hi' people will not pa permitted. 10. In places where Liberals are In i iii.ii it win be necessary rail elections to select authorities I who will rule that laborer* shall not work more than eight hours a day. and that they shall receive not less than ft a d-iy waxen. The proclamation Is signed by Rtcardo Klores Mai:>m. president; Antonio I. Vltlnreiil, secretary; Rn riitio K. Sl.'fun trensim r, and Trof. l.ii.mm Hivrjn. Manuel S«rabla and S'rmxYedla O. Guerrero. sr>«akers. Itlcard Majloii. Vtltareal and fllvera art) prisoner* In the county tall here, awaiting tin result of ex tradition requests from Arizona, where they sru charged with con spiracy against a friendly govern ment flerabf* Is In J»M In Arttona, awaiting trial on a similar charge. Th.ntatlT« of I'lilim In Heal to •utlln thn dllpUtlt lir(«H(|I th-1 ChlnrM! cii-w of th« Kva and ha* owners, baa strongly brought forth tho b««m| of aarh a person, and tba aary to tend for the M con sol at Portland, who atrln-ii today. —for the service of the people: lilt GRIAHR TOWARD '^^^p all sorts of comfort /£§fss£ss giving and pleasure •o^tm^% making articles fjM arc here— j '"Cvvf/^ Wl' "1 '"''ll ""•nil'Tfiilly with )"lil l>2 TtifB r 19 you win rcqulrulor thi bom* V&S camp to "K«t llx"' tip rfiht." Thera'a V"lJj>>Stt.^^-C~ n-plonly of all «ueh artl I "*JjSSTy' "t«ft«r gitlvafit» it.in >lv. r.»ul»r III*: il I HM^fe' 1 *'MiXor'fV »i""i«i nil Jw' j_: Ifffj?;-^ »v«ui Nil O* 3* w jWy $16.95 Ml'ndU'l W») ■MAI —Ih* II .v#i mum I* mml. of li«i lw**4 uprl|h' on k. trow th» bark nad fj..ti--«r.i may 1,. U i'"l t» dlffaranl p,.ltl*f>/ tn.klr,, i ..ii.r.l mu'l, M- M f.i (r*rn ..rr aiiraellra. i!ifliM« moti»s; ■lln(tjph lar anlrla of iia kind. with $16 9"! ca»opy l«|> I Oi!I3 Standar^B^ajnitrireCOk SECOND AVC AT PINC ST. SEATTLE. TACOMA. CHILD IS BURNED TO DEATH Her drr>*s Ignited a* the placed atlck .if wood In the stove, Graca Carver, «even years old. was so badly burn ml yesterday that «hKH HTRllg BBCIIISTAHr TKKVHIKKK t. V A tUITII v.-AalllEll k'l We have an "•■By-payment" Victor "on ice" for you. Come ami get it II Think of the delicious melody, the sweet old frf songs, th« stirring band, orchestra and grand opera I] ti music that might be trickling into your senses day aiter day. The $1 a wvrk p.yvmriin 'i finished, I'ut the vk *10 pli-iMuc kre^.s n tiuk jCYJifk I Sherman, Clay 8 Co. l^wb^. 1 1406 Second A>. r^^^wt Mr« N. C. Carver, who lire on a small farm near l July t. J.W. BULLOCK Dealer In Coal and Wood Hunker* -Roar Jamc« fit l"'»<-r t6ih mv and Dearborn it.. 2nd arc. N. and Bo»ton »l 711 Western aye., at Dunkcr*. liionws—East 87. M 87:"! East 102, Ind 1170: Queen Anne 18S5, Ind. 7S3S; Mala 3873, Ind. 289.

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Rates for Classified Advertisements ,Sl!i4 »Jv«r> Uwni' -SITUATIONS WANTtD.' "Sltuattgi* v*^'' pr «l*ew*nt« Wo W'tS wor«1», 3 tlmoa. AdJHloa»lOi>»w, 6« t** 1 i lino.

"HELP WANTED" j AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS. One cant word—Minimum dim 16c, When ct»*r«*4 to account m(nil number of Ham A Ml Will bo cpunl*d,-gNfts»p City Hall. rtiour »t«ll»rt! 30«. MAIN O!FlCB~9«»«nth a*.. botwtca l'«U>o »nd OBlTtfMty. Thono*. Mam 1050; inJ 441. RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

Do not tru»l printed time I tables in n«wtp*ptr«. For tlm« of departure and arrNal of tratna ttltphona King Street Station Information uraau. SunMt. Main 2740, In4ep«na. l*. Uatatkorp*. l». Haattia h M*un*ir hwH. l» I** Ant.ua. ar.4 naoaafaW. tt. »*bii>*. r.,1 Vwterta i*»'th. *J. •"•aiila. H.rm.o Andruw*. »l. an.) **41. Bro-a It. -l l*^ H««r» A,Um» ltlnottin.l4. an.l Alsr* r Wilton, Jt. fcan i"ta»cl»**. V*ra» Moedr. l». MtH* •™»a*c*a Ml" Mantal, COia.. anil tltiN KatmM. J»v-«"' T.n? l*tne. St. »ed rr.«k« §MBtr. It. J.m.t Ktlro*r. Si. 18l IJMI* M«Bt »ta«rr I*. I'eri tiainM* A*4«f» M M*r«ar4 *t ** i»» wlf* of J, r»«r»a, Blatna. Julff a "HI Cmihw-Ti tM »tf* I* O C«>n»»r. ■_ fc^-, Btr.ilfc—T» W, R *mlal«. J«'T «t. «t» IMh "VkalliU—A F.liaHw. J'J'T It. Jll t*Maii-A?ar. R«n. m. tti t n 11. In i>n my _ I s MUU. M»TMTB-, Tit* tawnl a«^t«« of i. J 1101 l «tll fea held al tk» tamllr r*»J»« **«> »HI I tak* Bla«« al la* >Ba»l i..»n, tMt Tn* i«n«l« vllt It* IMIIIM I •I Ml (■.••Mat rama«a»j j FUNERAL DIRECTORS. BIJTTERWOnTH ICpX«. |-r«f««.:«n.l tMr*rl«f* ao4 1.1-»r.p»l I6»;.*« *t»fii ■Jyjfc tr» o>i«r«nt**«l }*rtha(* FvSI «v»nln« U«nir«Lt« Fr(- A H 4»>* Maecab** Tampl*. itb a«4 JFUM. TaUphsnea. I am Iht man aynw» r*patirtaf la all In toaae!>»>: rukl>-r «aaih*r innpini an door* Han«, -l« n Ar* you calac la work en th* a*w Arirdsrk; If n 111 n «.ii b «rtla(* ri«* block* from th* Narjr Yard taia £rtr» |l*«. iwmi i^«« than rvat. xifiEMCRTOM vteyr.uc)fi»esr co. i»«. It*) Am»r'' «n Hint HM« Imt »»4« -|-h««v#.-M.in ll'.t —If I t«l**rn*n «an>M t» *r!l l«i»l: e>«4 lan fiir.ftn B«II4 mil** *f El H and ill r ..a **T«r*l m*a lilltnaa* g»l»a:n-o la Tlmaa klork I ay. WartliMi (awn! for all Dtamir I work 14 p«r 4ar for 1 h/>ar* lli.ltv 4 lan* at K_~>aj4 aa4 Vlritaia. I bark if Maar* Tl.»»ir» —tf I taajirh »««*k)k*«aliif camplai* M II a* etaaa. a* arh«ol. a* 4«lar* f>ublla AcMunUnl. 411-«ti- ll* riral ar. M. HELP A D^-F¥MA-i7~ I (»i'h b'>^lika*p:n« ««mp!*t* in II as elaaa. na hot.l. n* > I'u> lie Awnißiaat. .It. (mnin kalitfiiif I'hixiaa tilt. 11-11 XtliKr'l 1.^.1.* O.!l'»rlrili!a Hit f.i»Mh Ay. A 1711. —I rl W*nl*4. il.li-li'ii lo tu»r.l cood hnm* rv »ar«i r«f«r«nc«» Main tf»l. —l«-»r HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. furiilttr.cl 1..,.!,.. Within walking dial-i phnn* an4 aalh. Prl.»» I. lo It IHI 7th —I4rl CompUKlx fidrniah»a _houi«kr#plrn mii«*. IT r.'»po I. It* —:j rj FOR RFNT— fIOOMI. »V^a^ l^M i %^S^l^^^^B^>^St #l»,«^^a^ i t^^,> a fct^^^>4^a^^^ tin: ftl.M. fifci,!!. su,«lr *n*| t-■'».•■ l -t i■;•■ y 1.'.-.... v\**tt *alk» Int i..•*».... n.., manac*ni*i\t. Main «°l" tv XI*H r1... rn«m« anrt apai«m*ni* 'In I .ii 1- la *ll>, imwr lal«a Han Hanin, W Q I A i"'l IB Uii' fmnl ruin i.....,i n> in nlahxl. rl»*«i. prl\*S* nmmh fall y. A alur --M rh fvCtpftal Hill. furnl»h»»» room, 3rd raid walrr In r««n>. b«ih X >>>l f" tMruitOn 1 mm far r*nl~ wlili H»kl n.t i*i^ II ii» w*»l«. Il«1 NiMH A«, i: .hi --lire t'ai'ttal lllll~rurni.h*m In homa; hMtunatl*. Ka»l ;:r ID! lllh N -ltd Tn I »|i*j.j>».it*l>l* cuitUU iwmi IIVI X lUl'ur U FOR —HOUSES. N**l l"r»«ai i i»t>i In fin* »»H ««i>l.n. m W.xk. tram KiamitHi ay tar II! i" manlh l U*m l« 1.-I'.aill "'all .'IKI Ulrrii* ay. 1-ni.Ba Na Ml, ■•-t*-rp r»r lltni— V\it ruom hnua*. furnnh»d. ISt a month. LHratuß tl- I'■ Mu««n Ann* I>l7. »vr H*nl~l-r»»m hi>l ami raiA >.!.i I-Iv t•■ ri.l till. W, Ml" ttii Irviai m. i»ri rum Via* h«u«r« la i>n II In ISt menlßlr. »ltt tUllard by. >4-tt LOST ANU KOUt.O. i m i.i«-iji^.i .-■r l.or>» tvxdHtMwk, irmrwoo km, ru»»h»r l»r.i I'u la lu.k.n-.-k a Ira-k b»lw*«B ih. c«a 11.1 tna i»tiin« lint llt»ara ami r>» ?uhii,i»i aaknl. l*ap*ra a!«a*4 "H ti>»..n I alii.« *fflc*> I.'-.T i»ld 1..1 watch charm; nama, "X AlU*»b," •■•oatol on ■am*: ntr,«i i. »i.i It i-i-i"i'-i rr ufflt* nf t'altlann A AHlmn. Ml Vl** Mtatwa. «r**B t.aka fr!»nh 8«ll. —14 il 1 fi.hlnt i- In i>*»n i.-.:.tri l*fl In »i> Humlar marßtnt II If ralurntd t» till V\r»!.Hi BY. I i*«rii>n »*itar i>»i alatk on* l.». k «n back l.l»»n Mm .mi .f• .»"r luft r*Bar« It l*h«na A HIT. ">—»rl 1 jus i-»n i. «It aa4 i- a (aid bra«*l*4 »»i ium> at>4 mill, at Ka ~11-r» i.. .i. x la. rntnD, nrar 44ih *l J Hlh ar lUtlard i! rattirn l« S»w rJlor* *ii.l r*r*i»* r»»ai»l —Urn r^ a" •■T** f t i -r.f t,« k C«f*, fr-'" A, M.!Ui f Itcllard i»,..liii fl*. ..i.i it,. ItalUrd n i. .t Muii4ar. attiatl iMvrork a**rl •lltli via. m.'kr.t lit fauna Qatta. abb* t«* ar i...i A Itta. —n ri l.tal Tllrl >i«k ailk. C i: V !-t r i.. link* i-.wj *a twk*t ISI J«cr*raa,» C Nlmr. —lie* l. «.i''l ItraraUl **t »uh a chIB dUkMt#M't I «1O>1I.« 1.-..1.1 I'hca* KaM IHt. —la rl t-i'un.t 1.. fall I I" •rlr. i: ii «t**art, tut I .UII- |i I ..,i v Mark irtmm.4 with lac* t. l«i» ~U r» AUCTION SALES. Art-ri«)N »*ij! or rt.iMAXT rrit* NITfKH TMIS C«>VTK.VT>I «>r HI- V, X I.>..;!•»•- r. tl fUrhartMt n.> r*r*l.| itUao, tlal •■-.in- bb4 a_ll«n_« •in* fin* I palatine* aa4 i>{rtur«*. fta* *t*t r-«"« rt«>«l r.i i* saa i». ae.4 ,** n«i tomitfi*; n»» mm4n***tk**»4; (t»# »>t atrtcll* Hitl'ffl »«l *«.ftf-.ft»l With h«ih r-r woaih r. It Ilminaertk. 1.1 •ilitik. plan. Itll ir«t ft *0... ,tJ U.in —If. Ktr»lr f .f«rUhM f.«i *f r»*ma tlork* from l*k«lM A Mil M 1111 li Tlir»»-r»«m flat, twin, •-.•I walking ij..!«n... lit it Mala MM -llfl WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE. T» 4fpo— ef *»«r e»»4 furnltara i-lvnui* amtr «tfb*n«* 4** partmant w* i>u> In t Hir t*ut (urniior* I* iimt« |ia> *;a Cn i»ti»«»i VtUu Nn. Mil* Kit i*4 m 111], Ull FOR BAUE—WOOD and coal. Til* lti ml rcfti h*« 4r»p*«4 I*l t«k> i of wmut ••«i« Itelfc X •i •••it!,- cmi r««i c*.

Oat, >II kln-!« I* all p«"» •t rll» ro«M*4bl* WllnailiM- Mrl*..l Ih lhJ>r>«» 111! All kli.rf* •**4 MMlj *«*«V Hi* pm Mai* till. la 4 111 FOR SALt— MItCCLLANCOUS. 11**11 AM! DOOM nAItMAIN* sx-fiMi rir tKWI lilt >«i:4 l.i«M Wln4a«* Me t-Uiht Wl»4a«a II Hill t-Ucsl ttlil.»i II II i 3-I,'«M Wl>4n«* lit* r*n*l*«ort .If• r..i rr»m turn II Wlnilow fr»m»» lit* Paint. CMrmnt**4 pur« as 4i« I T>r Mtsral*4 la aaiihaitom, I.M» cq ft I* roll. II l>*a m. Ill* Wr.l.lti Ay«. Baalil*. W* Tha L«rcaal l**«b *nii.i.!i,« «ll»a an llalnhtlil«> i» i.i. I* mil >ii..« br Kliaap. r.>» koala rtailr Kaat litl. --«V.i Up t.,i! uipioniai rTnrrrai»nil*)ira t'onltlona tacurad lift !H\ Umla Ult. USINEtS CHANCtI. A (oud «p|>ortunll)r H*llln( nut «a a ......i.i of 111 hralih Tan-.linn alix-k. with t'#o.| trada ani lor.* l*a«* for aal* i I lß>|Ulr« 111 U.-.1.. i K( I t-r*> r-.r all or part Ititarm imil mill m,.i rablnat ahop. l,ak* I,'nlon "i" Chaap rant. Katabllahad Iri4a Ulack ..71 A>k fur mill man, —II rk Cornar drug »i(.rr In flna rrwmttM rotnmunlljri map riinn* J\ flit 11M I 6 main WT m. 4 ATA o/\ AA 4 1050 d±L 441 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ARE ON THE PHONES EVERY HOUR IDF THE DAY, READY AND WILLING TO SERVE YOU. THE CHARGES FOR TELEPHONED ADS ARE THE SAME AS WHEN COPY It BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE. 1c a Word Each Insertion Seven Insertions for the Price of Six ATTORNEYS A» UW, r\ i'i|»i»r~rt«»*»aK*f anal Wlr*; Claim*. a*tt!**n«nt *n4 f».-n«#». Hvaiaa til I'aloa ii.»» til rim A'fi.l Otattafk lit II N»» T»rk tlarl AStrnACTons. II i> Whlitl-tM I'ilH'l C*. HalUr i-h.rn. Mala lit j BICYCLES. o* I* >iinn!: (>r m.»>i» r*n«ir*. U...1H.. i BANK*. TUB CAM ADI AM ntNK Or (Wlal. kuatCH 11. 'Hum ii'ri.m... Caat4a lift arsnrhi* la alf A H>».nl Uaaklaa tu... lal*T** mlMakavMa "*i« *4« ta te»*»tt itta Wat Olaalai llot.l I lilt llt.l 4»a«.a —|f DETECTIVE SERVICE. ■>..t» 11. 1. 1,--. -J«f Baal •ft tral Arcatta 1> Ail ar«k ■a4»lak*a Maia la 4 i«ti DK'.riir*. __,- ~_ -L_-|_|-l. ->_■ I I -II- -1.-! -k_-_ X.JTk.J-Maf Tk* f'r.i 4*nl»t IB ta «l». m.i.rn blcVcl*** awHlvrai* r*-«» Or i;.i«f» 1 iit. t# a#* i.ti af fi»,»i,«• t>.*f. a—r* aa4 «.tt- B«a F>a»«l* -13 Hair Kit I* Imllk «jASa*U« t:t«Hrta, i. «»i i*» »atk. faar* .•••i l«cati*B lit t>ai«a MONEY TO LOAN. mmrww cnsuiT cv -m k*s**lt*!4 rwaHara. »!r aMb >>l»r OuNMIUI j-jin »«rMn*«4 ttirllj. (It.ilxi rataas ......I p«rm.nl«. «v. **wr»*if moi».T fcr «.ti»r« a«r l*rtaa flrat T«I.»|A- II Walk** U»U«la« at'-na> *ll*l r A. s.»i«« P*apl«* Uaak li.4. Main till, —if U*a. li Wirr ura4*ala aaa«lk lit Arra4a IW.t CUMBULTATIUN riIBB Mala 4411. OCULISTS ANO~AU«7STS.~ Pr. L4QI* Xl*mptn«f, Caff, H*** aa4 Tnrixi 4«; Ktlal H!a« M IHI; Inl ____________ yrncTANiT i"iirr Djllr.l t* Itll !»4 a»*. i«-iiii Itl-ltl Kaklar A Ckaa* Iil4« In 4 A 411! PATENT ATTORNEY*. .iH••. m Alimi a Ilrook*. la«ai tnO Tr*4* Mark Atlora«r*: >l MM la »*ltl« 411-4 Colm.a lli.tte _^ Darßa* C*. r«|l*ur*4 pai*st altar. n»»« euull'iH blotk. Writ* tor >—fc Talbal lot r*l«nl» Mutual Uft IIM( f PATTERNS AND MODELB. Kaailla P*II*TB M«4*l »m>, 111 rir.t Ay lad lilt; Mala tttl. —if ~Fmvbv/ians. !«m(«i f*ctal, «it.4 ITl>»rnl*4 Th* Kmlih l'i"inl«r T|f|xwrll«r Co, l«l hul «v H FARM* AND »CfirA' r O.VB ANl> nvi. a. a.iajlvnl ratnplaa alia, i e.i i-al b.!,!, »r ii,» f iuii.i |l *tt; i»rma TWO til* THB r«fi|c«T e««n«t lot» at ll.«ttllful llaaih. ar*4M an4 ri4t«4 •■f I* lvii.i aa. iM'. i, tiv.j «l .1.. i. «>,t |..m.11i.«, lltt, llAl.f viitr a.ar llarv*r, fa— r*>4* i.. ff.,i., |i«**n, flaa t*j* «w*4 |4it, 1.1. 1 1 ni-> partlalir I'njt ,»»1. t;» f"i *al«fr«Bt (Vnia4. Itlt mij A'"ll«t"«. atall ln>piu,.n,i. 14 f..1. •a I. if.-.,1 |l It* I;- V*: •oiiii nr m«i iin 11-lltlll A,.... 1..J, a»»H Garden Tracts atr* tra«*, .»,.r noa4. 1 niUn •ad of H.f. rick it... #is a* f... *nh amail mapi* a»4 >il.» cl«at*d. iti.., i.i »1 la tlaaa mil tba t»i»»,.«. i->«n from lt«t ta lit* p*r tract, i«ni laaawl. fYI9 rußixxs amfTMifi 1, ttJ-l Amarstaa twin* BW*. For Exchange'V.j i It. It 4t .-rr. i .1 i.i. I for li,. ii.nd «r HniM.i'n., .-1 1,11 ift'i-*riy. I NIVI TAIIU UAXt> OX, It. «■•.,.ai Mai l.A'-n la »«anr Ala«ta far Ilk »*r bc»b. S'-rt !r#l*«l«,1 winior 111! 111. th.ii ra«.r tka 4ar ta laa4a r foil eatlli-ular* I-. .;r. C. 11 l« t .l AIMU, Hi Marion lihl* I!. lUa- la>l ,i -i T «l*ar»4; w; .h.j atMk 'f a«attl* *a 4 H f.i .ii fur r>aH. i«. *b4 i-.ki rawlaa i'«i.*» iir'i «j-h .--.I ir*,.. la a#*til« tkat n,ri mm* wh h a f.w 4»llar* aaa a« i... 1.-... if i.« i* har* flva an4 «*t. *i%.i. can h. far lit la ll** a»4 kalalK* mAßtklf it-M.t a«4 it.:« H) A «nnvi.n. n» Cutmaa Miock. ri(B*r> Ai'lirvir. HfiMR In aar4 lira** I* tk* Haw la .Ma aa Uviaa*; fjMt,» t.tri.. .it rkickc**: «1i... 18. OBIF Illti Iml.i. 11l «1o»n. lit p-.r mirtxS A I i, .f-. f*r ria* ri ta i»m.« r limm.a «ali»—.. —If WATKItl'ltONr A|[ I, I or i a. r»* l«r ..I. fin* k*ack. «a taalalan4, xmth af a**tlla. I* a**l ia*4lat *M him «l hi *f «b»ii Una rii. l*w. Cam* ar.,l 9** about Olt. nuHi.m C Al>AMy trrtat NAVY T.tim f.AWr* •b flaaam...i MirtaaJ Ufa Ivor ■KM Til 111 rort* tcra*. aalßipr»ca4. r»ar An turt. in Ilia l*m*a* Ur**a rl>»r cvaatrr. i for II ut. NIRTK. I )iIUV A lU,*i»t» I tj» Mil RIM» ln^#»-»nit»nl On!» lit |«*r MM iMI i.l.n. on long lima. Call or wrlla far full pirilcgUn' TDK PALOOn inniOATION A* 111 r.l.mMl it. ■•■llia TIMBIN LANDS. 7,000 Acres Timber Oft Km of milr*>«tl «-irv.T. *014 In lots of |in and 'ir, iii* i-nftM. -*t p CITY HEAL ESTATE. Hun Tfim rftllAff*. blir tot. tit* l-lnrhi from IM N»*» i.iltp form* l«*a than rent UIIKMCriTUM lIKVKt.OFVK.VT TO In. A ,n> I «r, Hank II!.Ic In.l m> n iiiin 1111. i—lf (i«n*r will aall n«w Irnm r},\(, t r Ist i"« II ton, f 100 am-a I■ |*r month ri II I. Kfni.. in.: mi, gu»*n Ann* 111 —II .i CITY "tAL CITATI. Look This Up Today IK* un*. rMir.if.irt Marnier. Thl» I* e f ,»i» .i .-...i i..,. ■>f III* i waa«ta«ia* »i.i i »u*#i"* u«*b»>*»ni«i.t. ruii>..n.i.«lr iSiairi.J. fa* Ililt, on tacaM A. W. til IV. ion Btark. Umxm tM Hesitate and Lose T.« tata n t r It n-.Hu'.a rid* ih..« Him* from i-u.r«r M««T..» m.« |ir» Tarina if Tha »i:lr |»tl .1 U. 1,, Mali T r. FAT iMI-tNT. txc. it* !!•>..h..m nt/i -I) ii i i Bremerton Heights |H« cha«p«« •mun.V IkU I•« .'lfwl «4dlll«« l>|i»nlßf p»u.« l'"t 1 ft«w Many MRtH ftMnc ui.» an-l i.t f,,i» Hant .,i tlrh l"i» ll* «f l«i«» It*'la ll* a»4 Inn.. II as 413 tfl.«r>it,j» ).«r«* jn.fli ku»i av*i»**l IB ana M.ITI B H'Hi»-m:rKri:o CO., I Mara Mala fffir». i Tl !r tiuimiiii lii.n. 1 M !Ar*«n*ri*ll til Chariaaian —«t 12 Minutes' Ride to Your Work TIB* M| i l««f^t r h«ft-^r »n4 f!t» T**f«« n>lm Tti**« tola will ii urn* *t«bin y*«r, Only lit r««h ba4 ft a mentfe. T. P. TAT »IP.»NT. INC. M M«*lfc Hlli —11-11 Little Home for You Save Rent

T«» Mt I rwm cw«l»(«« fr»4»4 •■lff main In ant] p««*4 1n .,,;«i... .ai4 far lhr«« >>-»n i*orn*r I"i r011... II I*l Inalda aollaga, ll.lil: lit* ilaaia »a »««h t.l lao and »»r msnln -a n Ala* l*ro«m r*flafa on#-half Mmli rr-.m car and laaa. II Ma. Ill* «»>n, kalanca ••T N".r Woa4lan4 |.'k Kt.monl a» Oat aff at «ltn aad t-klnnar it |-hr,n» Ni. It. Uhll. 111. Kaal>l*nr« IP IHI —li-rt. I it riiAMc-R ron a roon MAS Prupartr a>llm( 1..i0« iuik« and mm ■•lllni »«f«« Quartar-arra tracia on Ileantm Hill. n*« rar Una (4 laita Ma); fur lltt. |2t «*wa. lit msntk. Atr* tracta for ILitt. lit* il"«» iii.nvi >v- lota at *ilr»o inn Waal Kaattla. Lite «s«n. ll* month Only a f. un X CIOIIDOM, It* C«lmaa Hid. Mala «tl __^ —11-rl It ,r» CUSS *«M AND ll* A MONTH A hair a r. of h.l land. n«ar ih» rar. «nlr SI mnutaa' rlda fr7«. i Only $300 rTujra In. M and 1..l In awatlaat (Iraan l.h» .li.m. i tirand m a I nnm I M •l« ■ml . mama aam* aa rant H«a II (I »h.i, l 4. 6 ll..iiy At, kXchtun liaarh 11.,,

Two Acres of Beautiful Water Front $250* 6 in iM)WN, 11 a unnTH. no nmsnKxr. 'I 6 Opening Day 01 J Manhattan Beach c Next Sunday, July 19th GRAND FREE EXCURSION MAVIIATTAN lIRACIt l« TUB !.fol.lK(rT »Pl>T OW t\fff)\m C*HA|. rwexfiei.t.Rfj ofrvdirrNiriKii run iiatiiinu. ikmtinm. »i-m- m ETC. MflllNfl WATKH ON KVBRT THAirr. UOAT MBHVICS KVKHT DAT. PB HI'BR A«D CdUE IT M A CHAKCIi OK A I.trKTIME. WAII:KK/««/NT 111 IIBi-OMINH MnltK KXI-KMMIVR IIVKIIT HAT. IN imu.i: TKAItH TIIKHR THAirT" (I.i. In; KAXtl.r WoltTII It.*** AI'IBCB. OUT TICKKTd rort TUB FltKB BXCI ItKION AT ip.fintx-r* of lo: liuntiand, U'-n \V, Chasa, a f"riii' r patrolman. Mi» Chaw »fnt th* following li-ttrr to Chl«f of I'olk-* Irrlnj? Ward today, *ti!r!j was read to patrol*: "I »Uh in thank tb« ofricrra nf ihi- (MiHco aitsm i.l for ihr kind ly aid and aitfatlon tbry k»v«- to in lain huntiand durlnx bit islrk It wan tin- to ihc!r !ai.«' I 1 ..it. '1 K«nci'>i>M that li" »a» i/ir ml't'-'t to lv1 itr Inn tb« taut w*>«k» of bla lite, and l.li li mmH "May f»«-)i of tb«c« tat-n. who i har*> bt.i-y thi> o oatUe women will bare. chanli..|>p!r'ic at he 4 rock pricea. A cot c»f JtS per cent on very article la th* atorv will (I) Into effort ob FYlday, The storo I til i I.>»*il tomorrow and Thura day, and the flrat i. a |i- will atart on Friday. Tb« order to wind up the affair* of tb« firm lMiirt) by J llanfr.rd «ft|>«>iH' to tb« advantace of th« Cf4ltori «n4. raa4r I™ •a. M tar fara. Ih!i la a toot ha? It X ORR CO,. IXC. I*l la Til a lark a li..i« For Sale by Owner l"*» than l»t; .r,. trail if.»« lit rail b.a.tn«. r.n. for 11111 iikia It rath, aaiaac* **mr m mu.i»iß 4-nKim cyittaca, «ltb I rm.m rMlaca ID r.ai antr •'t blorka I from city hall ami peaiafflra Tkla haa rarurnt »ai«« ar^( lim i,.i, .ttiM; ranu f.r lit aa* "««fr «l (HI nth N. W, JS;iar4 I'buna ll.iatd til —It'll CAN TOt 1 lIRAT ITT •I itHini mariarn tlouaa. irand *l»w el UM Waatilaftaa. (••f»o« lot; l.imi C MBI.Ml«n4l. naar Wo«4lan4 Park; flna *la«r In.. |I.sl*.a Ownar, H0...i, 1. drain. Nai1..i,.1 llank Dulldlnt. ______________ o —tr«« «t»i>! Thtnkl A n.» room houaa. 11.1 "■l4O lw« c*l lln-a «l!i, a vlaw 1,1 th* «...iii.l Ownar will Ilk* |i «or It; wurih |3,1*«. It 7tl« —11-ru LINCOLN lIrtAOII ADD. Want a honta? I hava aom* vary (in. lota right on rar Una up, an aaay larma. Pall* I'auniiainv rar ta data ana aak (or Ml Wai a ~l*p Thraa lota, eloaa ta rar Una. In an addition II mlnuiaa' rl4«* from banking ti.i'l f romlng rlly u( Northwaal; 111 *>a. 1.. tarma. hat. nvii mv. em rika Ml FRASER RIVER ISJISjNG Farmers Are Preparing to Move—Great Damage Anticipated (By United Pre.i.) I«i:i.I.IN«JJIAM. July 14. The Fraier river Is again on h rampage, and according to i-r>■ci that water thl» time »111 sot only ravage* the crops, but do ait ImmcniA amount of damage to properly. Already many farmers have made preparation* to ortion of that ground |i!aiitf*l lv cnipi, which *«ti- dort was adopted. Sir. Yosemite Exeurnlon to ftooA* Canal Sunday. Jim.- 19th. Leaves 10 I a. m. Fare EOc round trip. OVERNIGHT EM «r.l r* r f,v. furtoßit l*o yraroMa: 1 .j,1;,1^ 1 2'J?.5 llazl>W» V-H 2910 OilonH Dick !.'!""--''J 2933 ljuly quality (29J0)Cori«l ....I,..!;""" 1?! 2587 InHfmetit lhrr«fy.ai and upjQ 7*l 25t'*o cuf.taln fiumr.tt J 2576 Nr»nl« !.m-(|)e /.''^''"Jw 2931 Taylur v '"■•■.J® 2hi'» J( »l»i(iil ""'".'"•m 2920 l.ft'l) Kltly 2'.C'2 Zdirm 27G i:!m'!a!« ",'•••1": y«ar«ldii anrt up: 2926 Mix* Mazznul lico M«Jrarj.faa» iTln,*"'"',; 2322 Ki!v«r I.lti* .T-—-I3 223J1 Kllv^r VV«-ddln)r V";"',s (21i77)I!arn«?y OldfieH .V'"",!! (2»2l>F>f.l Ii»-nt 2X86 •O,u»cßt B*ll 2937 I'al """"•*j 2»24 Maott Kourtb rir*. mile tnk in ISallard Hundlcip.iraia^ Coo j.,2 «n Uwln T. ?Tf*t j! 2925 Fanta»tlc 2»25 rjo«» (2925) BtJinlvy Fay tilth race, f)Tf and htlf'fiaicL f.'l!!::,', ;!tiai.,!i!j ilid J|p: 2»X4 NsK»r*m ...T"-« 2724 Prt'UUc ""J 2" Kirn;, y -V'" 2641 Tarora "ai (2913) Korn I /..^fTfl 2717 •Kort«lJany ....'.l® 2539 Ann* Knt-i.\r.a. 2»3J All Alon« ..'..*.V.S (2922) Itoyal Qtiwn 2921 I.un-M.i Klxlh rur. six fur long*. H M Z oi'ir- and up: t -288C •Kllxabt'fa F. ..£j« 2fci« Wap ;,3| 2936 Donneur |J| 2K91 DUlributor ,;B 2939 I-iuiJi Clay X 2311 niba '....jig 2&34 li«»ui)f ;.,_.i«B 2K03 n»hcr Hoy ;....53 294« KmmaO ,ipT^.,;| *Appr of his P *taM7ast, At ti*l L 213 Washington at, rUim»tßbs| be«-n lilt in the eye with a bikrtMJ and as a renult be had A coa^iAl J 11: It '1 out today asalnxt ritU| Kin. charging aasanlt and h»u»!jl« Mlfon who h»vln« It oMi^H Wall M(.t wfc'-n Ah Hup iteppiWt *J to M-ttJ.- the dlfflciilUea. Dt>t.sßr Manly w«« calkd In to nwM -jH ^S£B B I>.*| Chinese had a b^l I last night, at which a h^aaul I. i, Canadian gooda waa iciill If PUBLIC MANETI Mm\ Cera Is quoted at I!> ft-T **Sil m tfc« lowest price this ,3 li&vpixerrieg ami blackbrrrfci wsb t Wm*t4 at two boxes te^NH, iMU berries and mark eMM per box. Specials toJ*jt%tej a e&«w, tOe p*r pound; di&J n Cvi SUSMB, IOC VT r«>UBiltto lor 1 t! T»r «HiKvh«* far t« tin-Mi «««i »to I* lbs. M*. i■ ii rabtktwk rtt n it. ft h i«««» 1 Hi.i« t« v. H..J Irttcr*. 1 !»l Ir h Law ii. trusc :»c to ll*. H t tjiM n.iratrr afevttrr. tc tin'trr. S lt« J' ki lUmli «m ni^* i**. f; »-..i»i0.» r.«» 1« l»* lie. H U Oivmo. kunckiM. lc; wiUri II Cttntt i kMfkit tor H C»tr»t». I kaocku for la. nl> llttinfltirr p^u»"h IP IV .Et Mutton fhoM ns»'" *!j l!o la l»«. Bort*tkmu' >Ml*S*' Ik.; urlaia, ik .b round M«k. "'£3| i la .^ulder «t»«li. 1^; I*; f iw ••cfc. i.u>« ii ie p« *I"a I ie f-(e IV C PRICE! PAID Tl j PRODUCERS V Th» »»l)e«ln« iwrm«»« r**—'* «uatnt an WMm l!u» J| IVICLTHT- ui>i\ .)r»>«».l lie fr |«»»«M" rl.lcK.n. U.- -J, f?i r ™rt p»r |«aun.|. br»il.i« l» IK- rw T HUH S: II l-r dc«»n: duckj i, BI'TTKR Lwil miwK. II I*J V tl J^uti-I S v.;.;.i Ijih-hI r»Brh. l«-tt», _ utiiii iiv* »«l«h«—Co»« '^JKJ pound: umi n,.;« p»r i»u»i tj »ifc»li. l*r |«jna. »i found llulU «l>J li r>r»M»ii— v»j. um.f'jj [>ri pound, mr.lliim. •VfllH'l'"'^ Th« lollttolnc «r» I«k«I w in».|« «n W««l»ro tMi I»ofK»l C rtii'iT~«ir«»i>»rriib»rrW»sJ «uir«ni«, 11 .-1 re. M«.-w. «p '*w*fT VRtIRTABt.ItS OltlW. l\3S b lxMiß.l, i.iuu«. 11 pu crait: ■—i l»r«. I.r doion. «t-It« p»r diw»»: r i«ii...«. |j*.|ti ia inn; "i 1 rol p«r ton. «t»(n»cti. 1t« >r ""ij'r. 1 Mrtl'wgor, Dentltt, re»w* practice, «03 American By* o Commission Broken N. V. Mori. Boo** Illrala «n.l I IrixJ \»lr». M. V, o-.it. .n\ x »t> Mini «ST I1i«l l»* •™H

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I WHILE Ighting fIRE {"Us o :^.Rve Firemen Over* come by Smoke of bse*nt Blaze. fad to Hospitals and Fire Houses in- Automobiles. m«i«J T. Ktnt. plpfnwn. engtn.' ■J^« NV1.'I«»I» t*dly con' gS/Wd'* Taken to Provl* ft** ».»|>l»l OimiM X*". taken to I'rovtdrne* O piss condition: re >Sm w««M*r»blr Improved lhl» Jtfsnow. i I Ug«r. driver, hook and lad fisTiwnpssv lft*ke» to »*rovl ,_„ t p|ial suffering tow ii« ««f««t.on of th* luns*; r*" I ft* n"Kh Improved this after- I %t*A. Wahlb«»h, H«utrnaat. en I tompany No. »t Pwrldeacf wui «iU to »w» to !eav« 1# «!ftw *»jr»; I*M» aad «'i ;*ct*d. 1. So»wrloon. Taken 5 Prmi j I ikace h»*i'if»' SP. 0. 0"C««n«". drtT(?r. enjtlne I ?MBWi«y N* *»*>*Jl>inl high ■Mf ihla Murainc It at home. j;i"j su-wnil In aertous condl i T»WJ 8w flri*n»en overcome, by I tart* wit of whom ate In ho» I cafe prui»-rt> I I »w*Wr» at 715 llama* tr It amount of property t* I*}**!, bowman it Hanford Bta tt»' IVlnUnff Co.. In whoa* Mr jma l«n««th the Sllvrr WhaaNt the M.i.-- had its orf '(it* !k* heavle*t loac-ra. jtwfkM H. W. lirtnehuMt baa M no:p.Vte«i his tabl« of Iomm«, wflMtmately tb» Tatuatioa of trfler of merchant*. the, •■tl (intlDM and tb« tnnuranre. car- MMn I ?|.Sil«rr Co, Jew^lera. HIS.. W*xk. losa about ico.i*), Id ■an* $*S. 000: bowman A Mail Maori 12.900. total Itwa. In Hme*, 1 |; JrtHtr Optical company. hn I'A»»*. full)' inaured; O. C. Cj.thi. Irw-- anil rt-KPtablo*. r*»- pitta*? covered latar- i net (MM Sal.! r, MMimi iid tn«">». k>*» 11-000, naln wrt ron of th«- fire fixht /'mnf t^fiaaely of the apecU ton. CttrjUt coir«». liainn, or ?isft*.'"ln> tad'water to the fire* M «te Hark to thrlr pnata until I Hwmian try tk# deadly fumea, Ham sf. rtUjeoa t*-!;»■»m. \mt it la tappoaM! that I*"! air** la tbf atom room nrj* ike hi»x» which baffled li flrnafa tat nearly four honrm. VMt tk« fir* »4* at It* height I at »MJ» flrem«s wer» being car Maid dnoad from their po«u |t««nam who worked like Tro- JWi, staßhar «f lln. n frnm the N»t aad lad*prnd«at Telephone M^aalea tMaabed In tb« doora ot ■art' mry room in the lilnckley Hwt u4 tort lb« Uttiitini from «»»k* tad walla. Con*lderab!e fefigarttaa waa »ipwacd by the *twts aa tb« linemen i.t!.-k -r**"*** 1 company No. 1. whom if ■■d nwnn«i'i.>.|., suffocating V****N«a»fr« la a state of collapse in Mtni lain nP wai deathly J 1"1 toad* light of m work.at -J*»««i'i ttrarerr wan but typical J»i wore of other citlzpnn Amonn flld not. work aiding wnnsnim, fannlnn tht-lr fnveriwl I »M ioppbrlnn them with rt> *M«J«U wer» willlaiiT Cnrm-a. g*«B«. Dr. John Hunt, rfty Jail *wmi Calhoun, Dr. i:. M. flln |S" f f- f M«rt«tt« Marah. City j I of fith»ri. j >"A— to «h« H«»c U l"""fn"1"

p* Trunks—* Suit Cases •raveling Bags I X »'»>lr M BAG CO.. I n.'it>tiat Arrow, and a num- ber of othvr ililm'ik wprn !II.1M»', Ihono *ho did what they ronald ennl th«»lr dvitjr nnd iim.iciit 11..11 l "'f$ r #h W nearly 9 o'clock brforo O lilw*" «nn undvr roittrol. Klre t'lilof Hilh-Km-.i waa ro dmpty tourhed by tho dcatwratrly bravw work of Ihojiit'ti RBdtf him thkl ll^fati'iuciit thai had in. litind by 11. llorh of lliitiv.-ti who time waa tninnt. 19 t »ernnda. C It. Klnitnbury of Kntland wnn the final event In the :o MMim t.r blc>r|r> rare In 34 mlnutoa, 13 2 5 *4>cotuU. It. Jiin I'.isi.N. but be waa dl» --qualified by the j *.Jk.« and tho brat Klven to the Americana. U. i: lj>ri\>T. an KiislUh police man, wun the final victory In Ihe ii>. t-r walk, doing the *tmni in 14 ailnutea. 4 seconds, ftnlahtnit 10 yarda ahead of U. J. Webb of Knsland. who won tho aerond place. Kerd of Australia finUhed third. In Ihe preliminaries fur the |S.a44>iu»ttiuniii( I,MO meter* in 4 min utes. 32 j seconds, which Is two seconds shaved off tbw r«>ct>rd. Mel tin W. !^l l epard, of the liUh■ \tm-tl can Atl.latlr club, of Now York, won the final event for America today. 11. A. Wilson fif Kngland finished second and N. r*. Hallows of Km; land finished third. AitbouKh Bhei>ard's time lad] Is two seconds less than the record held by Mjthtbody ot America. It waa equaled «i-atct>ta'. by M. O. Hallows ot Oxford, who touched the. j low mark during tb« preliminary heats for today's inc.- There were eight contestants In th« final t.500 in. 1.-r ram today. Bach one was a fast man and Bhep> ard Is declared to be victor In one of the most Important eventa of the Olympic games. The men entered were: M. \V. Shepard. IrUh■Ameri can Athletic !u!i of New York; J. P. B'illlvan. IrUh Atn.-rlran Athletic club of New York: M O Hal lowa of Oxford. Knirtatiil: fj.ti.-r. of irnc I land Tail, of Canada: J. i: Drakin. of Kn«!an.!: M A. Wilson, of Knit land, and K. F. af more than i nliip i I. 8, Dollar a w V ii bi i Mid llark'-ntlnn l^ihslna and ship K.I well, of lh« S«.nttl* with »ntr dull in iii' 4urln( our Sdllns I'iil lilt* Ntlt. lino, IH(« Sum, $1 in In i'Mi>i».i. Yrn Coat IM MIMIK lOMIfll CO., 1191 SIXTY MILES ABoJIOOR! (Star Special Ssrvlcs.) NKW YOUK. July R—Ulcochet iiow«t)h«a rncliig crnft. built to malio t, y Immlna along lh« surfaeo of tlio water Instead of driving through It. %roaJ i U> eellps* everything In the in.it.* boat «i■■-.■,i class. Chevalier 1.., ,i.. Korwln. i tt«% in «>d of M mtl»-s .hi hour, with n 12 horsu-puwer gasoline, engine. Ho la now having 100 iiornc (Kiwor en- Blue and boat nutatructfil. anil de clares II will i,«, capable of a speed ot 60 mile* H hour. IK» Korwtn ra||» In. i...»t a hydro plane. It I* but 12 fr.-t in limgih. ami the propeller, limtead of tx'lug parallel with th« body «,f tj,,, boat, makes an biiklo of to dime*, thiia keeping the blades in tho water at »ll fill,. matter ho? rounh 11,,. Him II Th« width la uniform throughout Kill) the bottom from the Utw to the middle. When tint engine la started the nt.. of tha propeller has the effect of pushing the boat upward n» writ a* onward, ;ml when traveling at hUh speed. It aktm* along the. top of n,.- wati*rj oolji two poluta— oiid lit the mldillo and lh.. other at the rear—coming! In contact with Ihe water. Hj thus altnoat wholly ollmliiat-l ing the rostsfhuct* of the water. Mm craft I■ i i.> to trsm>l about 10 tlm^t a» fast an ordinary motor-boat i with mi .nKin- or thi- same kfla* >H>*,r. The Instant the pow*tt*r tu,%u Chine** (I- i and Hunts. jlUt YOUNG WO (biflfsc MfdMinr Co. IPPHMMMMM IV* fit* Ma lmndr#d Off 4B&B& jßß^l chi(»««« lift I)**, Hj^^Mß HwHi, «tr \V« •'^l*' *£J§' all km.l.

t FtMSfm v"'' I f I .'^^Hn^mb I IF, i Bo herienc« with high student honors. As a mark of the esteem In which bo Is haM by th* other members of his class. Wsiin-i. at the last meeting of the seniors, iraa unanl* iimu.iy voted "The Only One." and ha wilt It* officially known by that Utl# at all meetlnga of the norm*! alumni. mission fur two months, taking the run .if the la. The Ratanga Is laying at Tscoma waiting cargo which Is .mi route by rail. After loading she will come to Seattle to complete. The Ohio Is expected i.> leave Nome for H.-lIM tomorrow. Upon arrival an Investigation Into cauao of her belated arrival at Nome wilt bo mad«. Steamer Iluckman entered the atralta this morning and Is expected this afternoon. Cabin steamer ltnrii||i|(. will nail July 22 for Alaska, wlktp nhn will lay a cable from krtlqua Inland to Cordova.

DANK CLEARINGS.

Seattle. CloarlnKM today .»l.«;ir..ir/i \s Balance* 2*0.288.00* Tacoma I Clearings today Mio llnlancos 31,470 I Portland. Clenring* today .....|930,014 Italancen 80.010

TO SEE BATTLESHIPS, Moats leave Pier 2, fool of Yeslnr* Way, 6:.'10, 7:30. 9:00, 10:00. 11:20 ,i m., j,: 1.. 1:40, 2:00, 4:00. 4:30, C:2O p, iii and Hundays 7:30 p. in. 1 TO NOTIFY, BRYAN IN AUGUST

Ceremonies Will Take Place Down on the Farm Next Month. Committee Go Down Strong on Contributions to Campaign. BY JOHN E. NEVINB. FAIItVILW FARM, LINCOLN, Neb July 14.—The national com mittee (oday adopted th* augges lion of Wm. J. Bryan that cere monies attending hit notification of I the presidential nomination b« held I at Fairvlew Farm on August I.' It wu determined lhat notifica tion of John W. Kern of UN vie* presidential nomination shall take place In Indianapolis at a date yet to be fined. llryau mi.in-.,. (he committee on tho hiiii|.-i-i or Hi.- contribution rlauae, Kisylug thnt h» and Kfrn Wer* In -Mi!|.«!li> with thn pi. .|;;n Contribution Clauae. 11l |...n he «niu: "Aa II la our .um*t diralre fur Hi.- party to iini..- the •■'lK' wo* a*k you to put the plank Into liiiiu.viiat.' operation. Thla IU if uur coomilttow cif a [IWOilltluil pro \i !iiu that tin- i.iiimiilm. will iii any routrlbutloo from »n> (•ortmratlon; that th» (-ommlttcf not accept any cxnttiUutlon from auyin dlvltitial In rxr-eM of a r amount; and thnt ti.- c-onuttlttco «ii«ii liui.,- tiubiic baton ttrm all rontrlbutlona abnv* .i rca •ona minimum, "I would «ug£pst your aptmiTal of 1)0,000 aa th*> niitlmuni »urn to 1m» «fr*rpted and lioo a* th« mlnlninm MMti tn i>iiiill«tiitll>ini-.iii or tnor* than tIOO i. crived up to that tlmn b* publUhH. and (hat afti-r that dat to i> w«-tl not to r*n«l»i. Ilyan. I Dunli'la, \Vad» and Tomllnaon. t'pon nioUon of Cammlua. It wa* ri,!r-,i (hat a full Ktatrment of th" raaiftUn exp«ndlturfa ■hall l» .-l:i-| within a j1,1,. tin-. afti'r thn Vl«rtlou. not to «ir«N>d 30 daya. After thl« ta* comi> I (■miiir.j for luncheon. MARRIAGES PROVED TO BE FAILURES Edith Elliott n»k.-.| (he aujwr'tor court today, I'll a divorce from John KHlott. on (be* gronnda of cruelty uii'i nonatipport. They wi>re ma rltili'h-« whom tu fittlmr of iii" bride l« i pdßtman "i Mullhelm. CITY IN RUINS llepner, Ore., Suffers From Disastrous Cloud- 0 burst.

(By United Press.) HBPNER, Ore., July 14.—Hep nar la in ruina today, following the disastrous cloudburst that hit the city late Monday, swept bridges away, converted Willow creek, run ning through the heart of the place, into a raging torrent, filling homes with water and driving the occu pants to the hllla. _ It wan the wnihi iliiwn|K>iir ulin Hie on« of luna 14, 1901, ZOO llvea wi>r« lost In llnpnnl ii nU-lit Of 1.11.ii .in vim ttlowly about thn town i I v I nit In lm ihiKit- I" Mini'- I' 'Hi ili«'y pro(r«M on rafta. ii. pn M.» iii.. black lull. (■I li"l lIIK shortly before th« heavy Nhcict of rain "Mil to 4ull and niauy of the InbabllanU fUtd to tin hllla. knowing that ChlaaM nwverthc lr«« n announced his 4»>oolnt iiiciiim. Marquis Katstiru will be both j>m-iiilit ami tiiliili>i*t of riti.itjK- Minister of War Gen. M Terauehl and Minister the Navy Vice Admiral M, Halto, are to re lain their M>att> In the new mMm) Count Koruura, now ambassador to I Knicland. Is to i«- minister of for- leu affairs, bill until til* return from England. o»- denied that he had made any dcfiKlon iPßnrdlng tin- matter, litti iiiliiilM'ml tii.it In- had niiiti'in I'.iti-.l tfla move fur MM time pil.st. Mr IHiwhul) and ntb«i hay« *-i cut-ed the mark of 11. A. Kli.ln h«rdt I. t). |iijiilfi-u and Charted A. Ml K.-i^l.' In Virginia st. Dock and Warchoune company, and will conduct 111. lill-1111-SH 500 Double header 8c H. M. lierrln A Co.. ClO First ay., j have for «»1. .".DO shares Doublci I I loader Hi 8 rill!. per share, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR INCOME PROPERTY Beautiful Suburban Home Four Mllct From Pioneer Square. House of 10 rooms, plenty closets, etc: conveniently hi ranged; every modern con venience axceptlnß light; largo living ronin, with fireplace and the bnst furnare n^yin-y could buy; wide poi'^hes and porch dining room. I 4 acres at lawn, grova and Knnli.'ii. AliunJnnca of fruit and berries of all kinds. Mont ox««iii>nt spring water plpod throiißh the hntmo and grounds. Tbls Is the ''ft bargain 111 Kliiar county today, and will hi' sold within 11,.. ii.- 30 dnys. PRICE 911.000. fVL LARA 404 Marlon Block. llrltlah steamer lan MacMlllan, sirri|i».m after coallnc; at Coma today, will proceed to Ta- Voma to load lumber for Australia. While, at KrliK-o the ri»n MacMll lan went to Hunters Itay drydock for cleanlnic- TAN fOOTWEAR Tb« proper th«« for m Man* Murnmfr comfort Tmn Tan* air* t eool««t hi.J ib« •••l*«t t-» cart tor lin4 i »ti« 8»ttl« «l I:.t# m. If in. null ap. m. 1 B«v*i«u at tils a, m. tils i. m and 1:13 p. in Sundar l*>. Kui.ll HI :4S a. m lilt t> a. and IMA p. hi lluli far* to Hit. >lion* O HI. #1 00 Round trip $1 (Hnuifr Illy of k!>*i»ti. Caiman Doc*. rkHH-aun*«l Ititl In.l 1114. Mr. Hii'm. of Iho Vulcan Iran •v. >ilno«l(hl mlnutfanfn Will" botw»*n Hmttl* an.l I' H. Nn\y V.iY.I. M hi. li an ablrta a ii«« at h*dul« of round trips am. i ..mi i iik I'll, i p. i i, foot of Maill ten h'iiwi, i.i (MO. 0:00 nn>l ll::a a. m |it:IO, 4 tin iin.i ii-:» r*. m .■■>it>ii*, T:SO in. l.aailnii Hi.Mini i mi Tr.it .H.I 10 1* .1 111, lt:«*, ]:&0. I.U ami 7:30 U. in. Sumluy night, tM Ctn.l vf 1. 'ii O O 7

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IS UNDER ARRE§T w~ PORMCR^ST A!V FOOTBALL i\^\m NABDEO Ijj POUICE AND CHARGED WITH ROB Wry. (By Un M \m*t.) PORTUANP. Ort'.rJuty lit CJlk^*^^ lfli" mornln* after havliiK li^CSjMiot In th»« fotit by rntrofiuan Amirison. Hint «'«s Khlkihl In Jail, chttrjsed «lth ?te«l luk about IUMH) woiih of mwury fr.'tti Ihww down town jowolry khopa. Hamlltou. It I* twliCTAd. U suf fering from tnxantty, the nmult ot an old Injury to his head rccvlvr© 13 it f.'.iti-.iij R«nuear* aico. In hla pocket! »h«ui nrre*tfil *vo fi^Jil 4* kuM ilngs an^ other aitlcft"* of Jewelry, while v dlrectrJ thf (Millce to a hootblacktnK evtabtUhment on Kourih »t.. M*ar Waahtiißton. wht>rt> they locate.! a unit cnae containing rlothlnx bclongtug to Hamilton, and more than fI.QiH) worth of ili.i niomlx, rlns* and cut glii»*. B FORCED TO ABARBOS AIRSHIP TEST (By United Pr«> DERUN, July 14— Count Eapp* Hi.. atart#tt hla monster dirig ible balloon from l.iW. CunsKanre today lii »i rffurt to win the t&O.OOO i ru«- i staytUK lv tht> air 2i lu>ur«, IH forced to descend after a flight lasting I« than ihrM hours. The flight started mlth erery pruapect of ■treat sucvess. The atr monster rone gracefully and qulckty kegan traveling at a terrific rate of *i t d. evidently under perfect control. For 4S mlnutea Count Zeppelin maintain ed a apeed of TO mllrs an hour ami for two hour* he trawled at the rate of to mile* an hour. Something went wrong with the machinery and he wtu forced to abandon the trip. He brought the: alnhlp to the ground safely and wilt make another tacher In the ptiectpal speakerJ $500 Reward r»r any cm« «f ttial t tnr.rt c«r* la frnns I J. B. DRISBOIS OtoW H-ii'i (or lir.i .M Mala «l l>rl»»l» off... lad 4tll. Closing Out Sale One-Half Off On All Men's, Youths' and Boys' Suits One-Half Off This is so phenomenal a cut in High-Grade. Union Made. Up-to-Date Clothing that the sale will rieie«*anly last btri i few days, as Seattle buyers°cannot afford to overlook these extr.iordinaiy values. Hats, Shirt* and othn j;ood» at >r•. rata reductions. The fact is. we are clo«intf this stock at the c secrificc in order to bring the business to a close. I a ies buying the enure stock, inc!i!ilin>', fixtures, show ases, office furniture and the unexpnrd portion ',vt announcement will be to your advantage, as our motto is First Come, first Served Costello Grant Cor. sth Ay. and Pike St. MAY REACH CABINET Iff TArT IS ELECTED. JUDGE NEWTON W. GILBERT.

(Star Sptclal Service.) WASMNOTON, July ia.— rio*iolutt' fonuancca ever i>een In Seattle l« that of :.itl>> at Luna I'ark this week. He niuunta a ladder 120 feet hlich and dtvea Into a tank of fire. The program thin week U a very lengthy one, tnrlntllnH some the be»t act* to bo teen In the treat, the two Great 1W« Coma*, C«.arle« Leora and Cddte De Coma, lv I.Uh barrel Jumping. Se«- chance of time fur Navy Yard boata. S July Sale! I Women's I I Clothing I lAt Reduced! I Prices I fg COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS. B S WAISTS AND MILLINERY I 1 ALL OREATLY REOUCEO I I IN PRICE. lv I YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD I I CASH. CREDIT. I EASY PAYMENTS. 3 IWestberg (hildsl Hi ln,Mp.,*t,4 B|ilt2 Second A*. 1312. H INNER LIFE OF POPE o BY ENRICHOTBOERCHI. QJ •fiy i -i' 'uitnl United Pr«»*. TfOMi:, July It— Qiilli- n »r« today by the n|>|if»r nnce of Ilin flint edition 6| ii work published nl Mlinn, entitled "I'ui> llua and Mlm Court," WbUe fre.|i«« IMu*, tho writer nay*; 'Tru iHtit.n-i Mm] precedent! mean nolli litK to hi* hollnoaa. Kor ln»tanet\ 0110 Uf tilt' i>ldnlH alon». l*o Mil »iih i M lowrr of Oil* ...tut.in. hut I'lti* X. parly In liU ..1 ,i,, i,i. ,i ti*» ».iiii.i iik»» 0 h»vi ri Ignor Heaaan'a rumttany nPillnnrr, "Thf whol* vailran milto was •hocked. It wan isointfd out t« hU bullnoaa that lie »a« TlotMtll ti traiitttun dating bark ••»«>r«l itrn rratluna. Ill* r»plj wan that It »M time thpy «aiabll«hrry mik i never more than four hour* rtm IMBttvabrlv^ ht»* prl vat«» »f day 1* corrv»iKint.*«ii scratched, and to i .tn*. of the fart that hr could not make the weight, 100 pounds, for Firestone, at the aame time baiter- Ins that Montgomery did not have a chance-. Miller went to Joyner and askfti for the mount on Priwililao. whom I." rode with three pound* j overweight. Joyner had derided to start Hi.» a! Tourtst. and nm h»- «a« rompelled to im V. Dtican nn the Wl.ltpi j COlt. »n- 'we|| did not take the case to the atewarda. it waa aald that William*, who la a tick*- for the rule* of racing, would probably release Milter from hi* contract. VESSEL BRINQft TREASURE. :r»lnn ttramer HpokaO(> ar rlv»d In port tbla mornlnf from Shut- bringing 1185.000 In cold A aolld sitter loving cup and a •earf pin were preaented to apt 1 Tbomaa by hi-. paatengera. **********V*V** OQ NEW MAN AT THE i HEAD OP tl.Kfl. (By UniUlMr*" I O IMI.I.Art. Tr-iT'Jnly 14,-* Ku.li ill. Hand of Colorado BprlitK*, w*#\C32M #3 l« .-tulinl rulftQrm/11. V. iT Kll.x thin AfteiniM)!). All Mm dtllir Otfletn 111 Old I', mini I.mI). wf I tixiitv that ai" i- miffi ilng ftiim »omir Contracting Co. of North lit ii.S. Wuh. lia\,.|'!u> li,- lit I.iium.i On Jutjr 7 (our man Ml»|M-(t in North Hend. They paid Ifel m i i.'vi;,' !,i agency It »i And ib« mi|ii'.i f.mn.i that laborers w«r«i (Ti.ini.. ii« iii work In tin- water, al though Wiii ha 1 L.. n told lliui lh> jub »v» dry. The r«w ll» (bo urn rubber boot* at IT a pair. The four men went willing^ to go to work, bat no j'ii> material!**)] .■.'•l iln-> wrr« put off M nrricul after preteit, 1M) w»re forced to i»» i: for mi sin and bAm taiUii two ila.i». they MM bark tin without having earned a i»tm> A. i'onle, who went to North Prnd ilam tin nllniißK pruml*«*. th« «tm« men far Mooed ANKtNV TO »«AK. Senator !.«•«I Ankeny and Oeorg* 11. MrtMrliaii. of Honolula. win ad •iri-«« ltt« Commercial «l.it, tiii« e^eotug.

FAIR WANDERER STRANGLYCURED UOfl ANOELEB. Cat. July 14 Hypnotic ft;.»ti« her* ar*» claiming tint complete c«ir© of oiso of the ■trangeat MM of-mental dUtnrb ancw on record. Pit 10 day* and night*, half in* city waa buay, rorently, tearrhlnit for pretty Mrs. Ada Bhowalt«r Tay lor, who had •n-itl\ »nil na'M* I rioualy dlaappear«d. Mr«. Taylor, a bride of two tuonthn. waa on* of the beat known musician* In the city. A yrar pro vloua to her rfltappearance »i auf fared from i..ii« pront ration, and while temporarily unbalanced mad* a r attempt to kill herself by Jumping from a pier. Ili't mind brightened, and. minr i ntly. ab« «a» well *tiwi ahe mar ried. Huddenly, one Friday morn- Injr, hatl«wa. anil wearing .i fllmay dteas. aha was nuddrnly mtaaed from her home. Hearth wan iM^intk l.ak»K In local parka were dragged. Canyona In tb« mountain* wrn aearched without avail. She wan thought d»ad. On tin- morning of the tenth day t a rancher ituvblrd vi row a wom an aleeplng In a |«i|»»i.ii oak r about 100 yard* from hl» home. Her '.ret* mi In rags and she wore nu hat. The woman it Mi». Taylor. Bhe waa taken to tha ranrh house and dr«aaed, and. i It." Km 10 iliii« she lived iii the [Miisnn oak eopti the rnnh from which already covered her. arms, Hi r only fr.i.il had Imi ii a few ornngca and a halr|ioiiii III! HHlllll'li'l up. Kirmi thai tlinit. MrH. Taylor do rlari'Rdlinl tho liuh limt ntti-rly Hit' old Impulse to dliappMr ami wnn i|it iitjinii nliitie, A TIP 7»1EBON MARCHC THE BON MARC HI THE BON MAR( THE BON MARCHf li'"'"!!' -»-*i-. flj^^^ ■miii-*«». Jlim Mi*pwwinlilMi .ii.ii Tw-»« -1* "»F* t"i -jut- —■■—-.y M, 111-11-1"^*"" "I Women's Classy Separate Skirjs jfc afjf% Formerly o Pricejl at $14.50 to $20 Ls*^**3M TTHIS i& a good example of tfee wjiy the Bon Marche goes aboiit a clearance, //I IV There isn't a skirt in this Jot that had a 111 IV lower price than»sl4.so on it.— There^ A Li ilwLo more $17.50 than $14.50 Skffts and almosi a* ffllm as many that §re $20.00. You may take! xfff\ \v your choice of the entire lot for $9.50. THE MATERIALS arc Cliiff.m Panama, Im- THf CQLOQS are mvy, brown, iw»^ peri Siie, French Broadcloth, Sicil- creenj red and Mack, in f»Wii ihadea ©4Si^ j tan :iinl Striped Parthma. ionabM >u»rtng'« tn'the fav^ite itripe*. VnK vi TUB It* anil leading n*x!rl»; Miiitr H an«l 15-jjorc, full flare, »*i«»j 'nit around bottom; 't'*a. The voiles are {)j p'oiiol and triinn.«'l with nth fold at bottom, finished at top with two narrow I li^ »1 tariffs, l.ar^c womcn^inl jind sini) o tua ta 'On in ntfdcd I.Cvery woman with the Having instiuci ■■■■ill buy fl'if U, WfT t At 75C-• Choice of a tableful of Stylish Rea.ly-to- cream and Arabian; rin X .V-t... pin and coin dots,pUmai^ wear and Street Hat«. of fancy branb, lar>je and small fancy Filet designs, floral and conventional figures. Tk j shapes, trimmed willf winjjs lc material for gown in all; «at| i a t :'^K^s^tfTf^T.\ PIBIJ $12.50 »nd $14.50; Clearance price -..87.54 Second Floor Second Floor. cono TO s Men's and Youths' Suits I^F]^ 1 That Were $1 2.50 to $1 5 l^-3 THIS is a group of odds and ends of nien's and young men's Spring and Summer Suits that we've reduced for quick clearance J Here's a list of the sizes: I Size 134135136 139 I 40 1421 44 B^HMMM^^R ■■■■IMMSIVI MMM^MMHMM MMMHHHVBI ""^laM Number of Suits 15 14 18 5 10 10 4 Men* Store— Main Floor—Wednesday _______^ _-■-■■■ "T H~ Th. Only »r-l*.' Vtom« J.urn.l Pillirn for. In Seattle. Agents spia'eS'^^ fiF^^^ll ffsarai Agents Perrjn s |3|M.|||iC LJ C" Mo* Gloves S 1 MMlI) i IJ m JTliiiisi silks vIlUVvj ulliw Ciiclualv* ••aid* Aq»"'.» for Royal Society Netdl*work •>acket>. WHY, THE SAUCY YOUNG THING! I The two old line parties have Held then" c«rtventloit»ciind the proMbitiomttt •j.iilit to nominnU a president and vicr pretldent. PREMIUM LIST M LIVESTOCI i The live stock i!«rta.i Alaska Yukon-Pacific .-ipodlfeU iasoed the prize list of lU 1 *tocU nhow to Iw hi id In S0» ber, ISO 9. The i>rrm!uni» ctr in thf list nu- *.t) Übw«l compare favorably »!th iM ll»ts or the larm-fct -.iK^itlotiM recently In the I'nil.-d Stitw-^ liamphli t •lao rontalnii ilw wi and regulations of 'hr li»« il.'i .-.nil).-in of the fair: _ J. W. Cl!»o l« chairman ol 1 committee, department «t 1 utock. AiKociatfd with bin JK. Frederick. C. D. 8tlm«o«,l» jKlnnear, \V. 11. I'aulhaawW Secretary Frank A. Welch. .j^ A Bank Account Hdp*| You To rrall*t> the t»!b« money, make* It e*slcr 8 handle" your financial arul croatrs v iiestr* o to crcaso your hnlaiit? 1 *j* month. Our Capital nit* plus. nmnaßi'il by a cc*! of ofQcsrt, assure Jim place to deposit yonr a» lnp». We Invite your ar«w* larg« or smnll, and will °l*j you to savo._ We Pay 4% "interest on Savings o State Bank OF SEATTLE j On Pioneer Pla-e, ■"•r Fli^j j Avenu. »nd V««ler Way-j}

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