The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1904, Page 2

; ee THE J t SEAT TI AY ! VOLUNTEERS | START UNE 4, 1904 Harbormaster's Report Jor May Port Warden }the month of 1 to Southeastern Alanka en's re we port for a heavy The [LiFe SAVED BY BWAMP-ROOT! BIGBLAZE | Men SOUNDLY cURED Wonderful Bia The Kidney, Liver and Remedy mk it | cy pi jottle orn ree “ jou the vew js that sailed during wane i} st |the month were 3,869, and the | eminent kidney ar }goen valuon at $48,074 | ite 2 a kid : tig ic vessels made port Special to The Star.) com ot th Fire Fighters of Pioneer Days nth, with a total tonnage of 81 cosapaanlg . ay FM... et Form a Social Organization |!" and 0: 4, with a total! LYNDEN, Wash. June 7.—Wil Shay seo i tonnage of 7 sae total value! ATP OR baits eal ogee ; jams’ hote Nnwon's ealoc , an } jot the cargoos was $4,770,126 the bladder, ¢ q Do Not Postpone as a Mintoe's deal eo] me j Openit g your vgs yunt | Forty members of the old » Lectured on Ethics | Sew fraternal hall, Biaby's & *| dark ee unde “ : teer fire department, still living in ttl , andl i { j ton ner Main street and ered an resting address = on| Frits’s konmi vp row The ° ‘ i} One Dollar PROMISING LAD) joie. inst vigit aud took p sthicn of life before the. Daptint | donee were Y| ot a. nh CAN Fis nent ganteaiion The ‘ptseet Following Dr. Grant's address the| ed at §60,( be c a by . ia Ww. P. 4 Per will be the preservation of old so-| Young pec naned resolutions of | inmucgnes, The fire au : } e ay } | " < t for the death of Dr, John O, | have be or y t : Cc ft i] fi t | ' Chief Cook, last night, p | 4 i . " 1 ; fore to th Ane a a the — f : OM MHEPESE | oie wai Tossers Enjoyed & rage cont ng ATTACKED BY | ; ton f vanent headquarte od a prec rors an Outing on Lake Washing Se a een ‘ . | morons | os Gt tg lt YOUNG THUGS } ton manization and also Rodi ’ i SYNDICATE DOCTORS 4 j } th ¢ " » of W ' . ob. wr J. P. Allred, a wa the Ht < { aR attio ball t w compe ce eee ot Louie Wattle hows, ot ee eet Modern Dental | eatert y by t ' attle engine street, was knocke and va ' P 4 RH. Catlagwan elected. 5 iy beaten by 8 § Ms Pariors : Union Savings ‘ . ‘ D aight, seereeary Bee Ay : ‘ : ? & Trust Co. \* - ‘ ror, J " Don't ino . | t . . se . ' ' 4 112 CHERRY STREET. a MH Alex, M veg 4 Geattic agente Rank of Cape Nome! aia H wy it \ Knight wore ae into bottle eOOEOE -\... ema: ar wa | pee FOUNDRYMEN ” “Be th Pe fish market at Lake Washington.” | IN SESSION SUMMER PRICKES—Nient. 1¢ The party ting of © . Ste ond bee. Matinese—ec Manager James Agnew, Manager 7-Room ‘ vask 4 Bec. Parke Wilson, Mr. and Mra. Mobile eee examie ’ All w Mr, and Mrs. E Frisk, Mr. and i " for t ra. Tonight Mra. Carlos Smith, Tom Delabant | pare, Se, Modern Flat) fois fire | 3 All Week—Saturday Mat Out! Brashear, Jay Hughes, Charlie Hal elmo met \Gold Crowns $5.00 hepa ir sepa i rene Bo ye tion began in Indianapolis today 1% N. BROADWAY lr ul! Bet of the Best 6. 8. White | ‘an Haltren, and a number o Pros ¥ nembere are press ss eve articula eoth - The Buffalo friends of the club and p tt} koe uate ares ot tee Rectaea lass is 7 ’ Heure-6:00 to 6. Sunteya~sie om F shortly after 11 sate Canada. Many qveatt LIEUT.-GEN, OKAZAWA Mystery k in a launch, At ao thoy FRED ESSICK . t terests of the foun-| @ Okara f y aid to “$22. 5 a —_ | A Great Dramatic Sensation! | Pitched camp for the day. BS men will be diac nected x 5 t Month INTERESTING DAYS FOR ; terday. Somebody to wake « « . ’ 4 pe and th ) {him and he was left behind ea xs army. It PIANO BUYERS ‘ The plenickers returned shortly M . . feated the Russians it The ThompsonCo Closing Out the M. D. Pe ; | after 6 o'clock Pacit “ ELECTED Two the first battle on the Yalu Fors ™ Slosing Out the . Pease | ~ siscaeipeen , tows, a : | . | The Washington 224 Pike Street | ock of Millinery “BONES” IS | WEW TRUSTEES OFFICERS ‘She sterscce tnt . | BONE. | ling thin afte OM ————————————————— vo stit! closing out hae “ | | A iiding 4 y ond sults af | | | —— jollar and in some GETTING THERE | GOOD AMATEUR GAME | x0 sxnni einction of trontors| |, Working, Overtime alfi- o Ls'roum for uaa - for the Chamber of Commerce yes-| ELEC TED ght hour hk ignored by ~ business. ‘These are Starting Thursday Biruck : terday resulted in the selettion of| > tireless 5 kere—Dr - jnys for bargain hun The Gamma Delta and the ee cg . little dealers big returns Racing Sunday Matinee—"Kathicon }Sigma Chi baseball teame of the| the following, twenty fives eienl pment tgaoty wr ng their money here RT RACTIVE PRIC EA Nights, and University of Washington played | pines "2 Seredl BG nara | ing Indigeat worth $17 getng Beem Matinee dc and We ednes- one of th st amateur games of ty Ht n a = R Cottink, Seated (Bpecial to The Star) pation, Bick Sue $5.00. That's o sam mungte of hew pri * ces + page lt fe he Ph! Couina, C. B Fowler, Jacob Purth,| TACOMA, June 7——The annual | uch, Liver troubles. Bary mma aggregation won by 8 860re| "5 “Goigamith. BO. Graves, Johu| &rand encampment of the Independ- | plearan Only Cc. Feat Az Hoods Cana ) pod Stos The — as od © os P. Hartman, W. H. Lewis, J, B. ent Order of Odd Fellows and of the |G. 0, GUY, Ine, drug store, Second Guarantee j from start to fintsh, ew OrfOrs | MacDougall, J. H. McGraw, James | Rebekahs was concluded avenue and ¥ were made. Hoth Brinker an@!,” woore T. A. Nadeau, Will H.| The following state of PIKE ST. JEWELRY co. a SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH, Speidel pitched fine game, sik" |Parry. John Behram. E. ‘Shorrock,| elected Pike St. Excursion to can Per) p ay aa ¢ ele an Cc. J. Smith, J. F. Trowbridge, | a pony Pg ° we Bet, 4th and Sth. Opp. Ranke Hall } INNI and CLIFF HOUSE. wirled jo ° x . en +P, Weet a ent; grand high priest, G = 4 a ~ ’ ‘al and Speidel for the Sigma Chi Ad are members of the old board| Stocker of Spokane; grand senior | 1305 Second Ave. 322 Globe Building. Wednesday’s Bargains Ladiew Fast Black Seamless Fashion Hose, special fra i earn Colors only ‘Table ON Cloth, ea not to crack, syectal, ee ig sae tows ‘Machine ‘Thread, spools, special, f C4 at od our Advertisements every hole Range, $29 and up. RED FRONT FURNITURE CO %6-210 Becond Avenue South. Pike Street, Corner Third. a) ona shies ehnolutaty a rey ecien tific us oni | ome why At Where we will dem. thelr entire natisfuction lor painless extracting we uxtracting foe SHARGE be 5 me? (that bid Navy White Blankets Mirietly AN-Wool, weight 1 \ue $4.00 a Pair | al ball this season, | that he has made so far would | discovered him and he was signe “BONES” BAUM. LOS ANGELES, June 7—Daum, of the Seraphs, Is new in profession- but the record at er of the dia isfy many an old th mond. Baum was tossing the horsehide for an amateur organization in Sar Francisco when Manager Mo at a regular fer on the Los A eles team | “Bones” has more than fulfilled | the predictions of his discoverer and ine is netually giving the mighty oo” Newton a run for his honors tn Raum pitched his first game low Angeles against the Chica Nationale when they were on thetr training trip and for several innings he made the mighty artist from the Windy city look like a two-year ot. Faum has one of the br in the league, and from present in dicath he will have no = d in maintaining his present pace. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. Lost. on! New York 12 3 Chicago 12 Cincinnati 13 67 St. Louls 1s 1 rk “ Brooklyn = | Boston Mu Phuadelphia ... . 7 28 AT BOSTON—Cincinnatl 9, Bos ton 7. Ait NEW YORK--New York 15, Pittsburg AT PHILADELPHIA—Ph pus 14, St. Louis 6 AT BROOKLYN—Brooklyn 5 Chicago 2. THE AMERICAN LEAGUE | Standing of the Clubs. | Won. Lost Boston ... ae Cleveland 16 New York 16 Philadelphia 17 Chicago 19 St. Louls i7 Detroit “ Washington ... .. 29 AT CLEVELAND—Cleveland 6, | New York 1, AT DETROIT—Boston 3, Detroit AT 8T. LOUIB—St. Washington 3. Louls 6. W. $. Kirk, 1029 Ist Av. AT CHICAGO—Philadelphia = ¢ Chicago 3, | welcome by President warden, R. W. Starr of Waterville | with the exception of E. C. Cheasty INVENTED NEW TROUT FLY jand W. 1. Lewis The new board grand seribe, Lowls F, Mart of Tx Mre Chet Belding, of this city, ts) will elect « president, secretary and grand treasurer, Jobn B.) the inventor of a new The | treasurer er within « tow days whi of Spokane; grand junior new balt ie an tmita ot the} . W. H. Coffin of Buckley; | devil's darning needie.” and wae Fewer opresentative, Charles B. last year, ‘The body of the fly is Appotntive: Grand marshal, Will of cork, causing the affair to flout Moore of Walla Walla; grand inside nae PORTLAND, Ore, June 1.—The | *ntinel, John B. Gallagher of Ta- Republican majority piled up at the COMA: rand outside sentinel, C. MINNESOTA D Y je election yesterday was eati- ‘im of North Yakimes mated at 14,000 this morning. The), The Officers elected by the Re bekah assembly are President bhic count dex ‘easton - a en ented ncneratty | MPs. Margaret M. Inman of Colfax; al generally ST. LOUIS, June 7—This was! throughout the state © president, Mra. Allee M. Hath Minnesota day at the exposition.) pinger Hermann was elected con y of Seattle; warden, Mra. Ke- The attendance was large and 10-| gressman from the Firet district by | telle Walls of Rockford; secretary cluded many Minnesota editors and| an estimated majority of over 6,006, MT# Nellie M. Knott of Seattle; | other visitors from the seme state} ong J. N. Williams was elected in *™ Mrs. Fannie I. Ellis of Exercises were held tn the Minne-|the Second congressional district sota batiding with an address Of) hy » majority of close on to 11,000 Francis and) votes. Both are Republicans. The) seapcnses by prominent cons of the] hardest fight made by the Demo-| Gopher state jer in the Firat district, where ?, Hermann was bitterly attacked for Dix From Manila | alleged connection with land frauds. United States army transport Dix| 8. M. itch w the Democratic arrived yesterday from the Philip. | candidat tn the First and J. &. pines and will go onto the dry dock|Simmans the Democratic nominee | the summer. At a meeting of the at Bremerton for a general over-|!n the Second district jcommitteemen, H. B. Drees was hauling before going out on her re-| The result of the vote on local |elected to succeed him. The com- turn trip. She brought the bodies} option is stil! in doubt, although it | mittee will meet June 17 to decide of four American sailors from the| is thought the “dry ticket” was car-( Gpon the date of the county couven- Yolanda ried by @ amall majority tion. Away With Backache! That constant backache! Strikes you anytime—'tis the first symptom of Kidney ills—comes in many forms —sudden twinges of pain—slow exhaustive aches—-Kid- neys out of order, require relief. Backache is a kidney warning—neglect the warning, other troubles follow. Sick Kidneys cause bad backs—bad backs are weak and lame and aching. Sick Kidneys cause weariness—head- aches—dizziness—rheumatic pains and numerous other aches. Doan's Kidney Pills cure every ill of the Kidneys and Bladder—urinary disorder—infrequent and too: fre- quent urinary discharges—diabetis, dropsy, Bright's dis- ease. Seattle Proof )A Trial Free To Star Readers Blaine. John ¥. Terry tendered his resig- pation aa chairman of the Demo- cratic county central committee on account of business in the East that | will necessitate hie absence from | the city for a few months during} Mra. A. B. Ball, wife of A. B. Ball, clerk in the county treas urer’s office, residence 165 Twenty-third avenue, says 1 was subject to kidney trouble for a number of years, and during that time took different medicines recommended to me, but without much succes There was a dull, tired aching in the small of my back, over the kidneys, ax panied with other kidneys were out of order. at the Ken kymptoms which plainly told me my I read of Doan’s Kidney Pills, and pro ta box nedy Drug Co., of First avenue. A few onvineed me that they were just what I needed, and after taking two boxes I felt like a different person. Donn'e Kidney Pills are a re liable remedy. 1 can recommend them and have already done to a number of my friends and acquaintances 1 Buck Range, oven ix eration there is strength. The $30.00 |wage earner's best method 1 Bridge Beach, oven lixai Bargains in Ranges oven 19x20 $35.00 saving Garland Range L. U Co-Operative Store Cor. 4th and Union M 373 Favorite Range, Majeatic Ma Jenttc oven 2% inches square cont $125.00 Onto Range, our price oven Both The Simplex Piano Phones have @ great number = nal cook Dabney & _ Woodhouse the Charter Oak STREET. Ind. A 1d Fillings | Siiver Fillings . Bridge Work Gold Crown . All Work Guaranteed 15 Years. Teeth extracted free, without pain land replaced with new ones the wame day | Houre—8:30 to 6; Sunday, 9 te 1% Lady Attendant. | HARVARD seaTiers. —518 Bole ager Rang 418 PIKE Phones John 981 Washington State Analytical, throughout, It is so easy to ope-| gq y, __Difice (Inc.) rate that a child can play it. The| 5 perfect control of the shading makes the Simplex more human-like in ex pression than any other player, If you are contemplating the purchase 1156. Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co, Carrying Alaska Paci! 3 Express and United Stat Teor Valder, Seidov' A. Seward Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku- tat, aod cook's ANLET POINTS. of Ores, © rai and Drin of @ player that can be attached to “ERs ESTIMONY GIVEN naa 8. 8. JAMES DOLLAR JUNE & any plano and operated by any one, | *} fe; all work fatty guar. |. & 8 SANTA ANA... JUNE 16 investigate the Simplex. Come tn a stely correct inj §, 8 EXCELSIOR Jucyi and let us tell you about the specia) | T°” particular 8, 8, James Dollar sails every 20 days via outside route. Sailing from Arlington Dock 8 arrangement we have on musi ro | =o TEETH FREE It i always a pleasure to show BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS our large stock of Chickering, Kim-| ht received after noon Are the only dentists In Seattle having of sailing day. ball, Hobart M. Cable, the new D.| 8. Johpston. Pease. Haddorff, | and other Pianos, and Kimball and Vocalion Organs. Also the Colum rence Tow’ Vaieiion atraating | E. E. CAINE, President bia Talking Machines and small t ning Teeth, ana guar J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Manager, Phone, Main 1147, 608 First RM. Seattle. ten years musteal instruments. Sailing on or at y 10th for He Wo Chinese Medicine Co. at Nome, Solomon Buff, Golovin Bay All during the | " one any diseases of men + women with. ¥xamihation r at N for York, Tella 1 ike ue 8 port Pee see i ot ¢ Freight Offios, powers WS Lat ave 193 int ave one roots. we FRANK WATERHOUSE & OO, . barks, bude R General Agents Teeth With rosie goa ON REDUCED FREIGHT RATES } “No. stUBENTS. P On household goods to all eastern Come tn at once and points. Through cars, Saving of % antage spe: | to © per cent ~The Seattle Transfer Company rk and & ‘rst avenue have | Brown’ 8 Painless Dentists | brheuw atiam,| entarrh, stomach, kidney, | 713 First Avenue 4 Aiwver, female! 1 hook we and ‘all private Gieensen | ome door south of Mec uth Call and ave thie v ful Chinose | ¥ tek’s. medicine, Have a talk with Hee| HPranch Offices: Fitth a Morrt Wo before giving up your case ag| 80n sts., Portland; 906 Pactfic a ho *, Consultation FRER. ITacoma; 1718 Hewitt ave, Eve $ Washington £ ttle, Wash,