The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1904, Page 3

Tomorrow, Saturday, for 2 Ibe. Adams Best Washington Creamery Butter 23c Tomorrow, Saturday, for Best Bulk Fresh lowa Creamery 19c Tomorrow, Saturday, for Best Local Ranch Butter. Free Tomor Saturday, package Shield Brand nia Vanila Chocolate pound 25c, 2c, Bie and Me Coffee, or with 1 ib. Adams’ Best Baking Powder, with 1 Ib. of any of Adams’ Teas, or with 1 bottle Adams’ Best Extract, or with 1 pkg. Adams’ Self Raising Bock wheat. Fresh Roasted Coffees Are the best. Adama” Cof fees are roasted every day with the latest improved blue-flame gas roaster. Call and see coffee roaster work. We guar antee ot . pr tha your grocer charges you 4% é — 25e For 3 cans Pioneer Cream. + 25c For full measure quart bot Sonoma Preserving Co.'s h grade Chow-Chow a be Califor h each our Ib. For Boys OF All Ages Our collection of Sum mer Suits is highly inter- esting. Persons having boys to clothe would do well to see it. We desire to lay particular stress, on the good materials and fine tailoring. Styles for little fellows. ... $3.00 UP Styles for boys’ to 16..... | | Ended i in a Row Jockey Club wilt he held Jal Portland Seattle lost game in the t with two m a 4 she had epok th elsco'’s “pinch hitting P when her principal accuser man, Charile Irwin, lam ta away from the scene of accusation two bagser. Jay Hughes pitched on & foreign where he thought for Seattle He kept his hits fair he ;- = on it. well in hand, with the ew on he at he had that of Irwin's in the tenth, Whalen | _The Sociological society of the), innocent woman to prison, was in the box for F and al | First Presbyterian church will held thereby evening up an old grudge|—i stock, all farming tmpler though he was tapped at times, the & debate in the church parlors this ne had long held against the ob Located flee from hits were scattered. Seattle couldn't evening at 8 o'clock. The question jest of his hat y watered, and find him when bits meant runs. Qty Herings News Assn) to be discussed ts, “Is it Advisable| Acting under instructions from Score by innings ; 18. Mo. eo | that there should be More Publicity) Nome, Manthel was placed under |§ Price ts only €9)500, on terme Seattle oe? 130000 Pag Benne) y only fos ao in the Methods of the Practice of| arrest by the police on August § of Hits @O21112100 Hoo” house at the world’s fair ieee ine ne Serewy? “ne lant year the has . being that he Pranciaco3 00002000 welll “oa le $50,000, It ephen Pashkowsky filed a $3,000, wae @ fugitive from fustice an Bence eee ae ee ree red tar Go0 000, "The Unicn|@amage cult. against the Gentile bepianntyy Ik wae the frat ase of A. LAWRENCE aking Company's concession in| Mleetric company in the superior extradifion brought from the te 08% Secon. Avenue court yesterday. He claims to have ni Manthel fought it. On PORTLAND 6, LOS ANGELES 4 THE AMERICAN AT ST Louls 0. LOUIS-—Detrolt AT PHILA Hos DELPHIA n 1 CHICAGO AT WASHINGTON Washington 4 New York THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. CINCINNATI nnatl 4. Chicago 6, AT PI Pitteburg SBURG—st Louls 3, 1 TON—New York 6, AT BOS" Bos |ton 2. AT BROOKLYN-Brooklyn 5, Philadepihia 4 ST. LOUIS, June 24. of San Francisco, was given the de cision at the end of the fifteenth round of his fight with Reagan, of Brooklyn, last Reagan and two of Attell’s seconds mixed things in the center of the ring after the fight, but were sep: arated Abe Attell, | Vancouver Meet The rice meet of the Vancouver Johnny | night. | THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1904 the building suffers an $4,000 loss. famuel Roe ye Hivorce procee purt ag sterd lings in the hin ts and festivities b 5c For Infants and Children. | metropolis, and the be’ bronght to a grand finale by huge gala day at the Crystal p 52c Yard BAY, Lake George, The twelfth student ¢ Kastern inference lyoung women opened wi continue unt y I All Wool, Three-Ply Ingrain L. | U. Co-Operative “s \ Peden din | Car , handsome patterns RIDGE, Mass., June 24. regular S6c yard, special for as class day at Harvay | turday, the yard,.....6%e tore 1 exercison were held, pxnon, June 24. bawsy haw no information a disappearance of but Becretary Carter Parasols Ladies’ Silk Paraxols, daintily trimmed, guaranteed all silk, formerly welling from $1.60 to $4.60; spectal after six, Cor. 4th and Union GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, Store | under the Famous Rochdale System ml operated jomi® probably met friends th and haw gone into with them, Ww YORK Mn no-netio she died whor has been 1 LONDON, June The Interna than five months. He alleges that| tional congress of the Salvation Ar two weeks after their marriage she| my was formally opened today in began to flirt with other men and) the presence of 10,000 people at the| eft him when he protested. Army hall, on the Strand. The in i ait — .., {ternational congress begun today a | WEST POINT, June Col. | will continue for a fortnight. For] Wright Egerton, of the department | eight days conferences will take| of mathematics a ne military Madras Gingham, fancy stripes Hi) a¢ woudpmy, 1s dead " | Pine aga Gen, Booth will, it 1s ar- in red, blue, pink and white | Ke liver speeches which will the cool kind for summer rag@tive hours’ length each day sui 6 rée Mys more will be devoted to wear regular 10¢ quality Saturday, the yard Be CAS | ORIA | lic meetings, both in the con jgress hall and in all parte of the congress. will annual here today The Amert- The sumgestion tn made ; ocked Rep: the crown prosecutor ; ¥: The flames spread so quickly that | been knocked down by a freight car J PORTLAND. June 24.—After try-| tor @ time it was feared @ serious | OM First avenue |recelved word | trom the A nited ing thre tchers In an effort to! conflagration was in prospect. Sev Hon. Richard McBride, premier of States ofticta 8 to drop the proseee pn ro y's game Anccles | eral occupants of the building had| British Columbia, and R. F. Greene, | '"a* 8”¢ the prisoner was turned) yand that it was ¢ that Far-| narrow escapes. The fire was sup-|chief land commissioner for the | Yugdale’s bu ere to 2 thou ) that mer Dugdale’s bunch were to win. | posed to have started from electric| province, passed through this city| Tt sve pp en yg tan thaw i yh Hall started off to twirl, but was! tight wires. Toe Texas, German. terday. They are studying irri-|°™** © ; | were the severe reflecti ant | Por « relieved early in the game by New-| Oregon and mines and metallurgy|gation problema in the United! ** se tt 4 foo the ton, who in turn was relieved by ts G upon the United States authorities, | [ txere I Wnvect buildings were in danger for | States Penne had pot tereettes the mat Waters 1 peoter, e ner ed on for —_ ~ - dag | etiand 00000420e-6)"™ lena gainer, {led an apriication for | ter, however, and while Manthel|} ‘Tr | Los he 910016000 pe peintment © " ‘er li ° cure here the r and Spies; Iberg and Steelman to be & creditor of the concern and a rh ong “ : o time within the past nine ‘ c | toa it is insolvent At no tim in the pas hine TACOMA OAKLAND W. Ring was committed to the| months has he been out of siaht ¢ | ty o totes |th® police where hands could be TACOMA June = 24.—Tacoma inttnw ay ‘Mie insanity wne| Put.on him at a moment's notice | walked all over the Commuters here + : o ; ies Bh me oe The man who will ta Manthei | yesterday, winning by a score |oou ace ; to Nome arrived on the Selkirk 4t-| to 2 Cooper was easy for the | rect from Washington, D. C., and Is batters. A press dispatch from Olympia the bearer of # request for the ar LR Tacoma 6631120 2*%~10\ contains the information that the reat of the prisoner over the signa > | Oakland 6 f supreme court has sustained the ture of President Roosevelt. Hi Batteries 1 Graham: | constitationality of the law passed We name ts Charles E. Herron, who/ Cooper and Umpires by the last legislaty making it a » onnected with the secret | MeCarthy an ald | felony for any man to live off the Veervie for the pest fourteen years earnings of a fallen woman lone ®f the best known men in that PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE law had been attacked on the (Special to “4 department in the states | | Most Idaho, Ju . 4 that # unconstitutional e spon his arr Mr Standing of the Clubs. [euien ens aaet “Ean rer ‘on |omtimated that over & negroes sng 5 veh vy om . 7 ‘ - expended in Moscow this summer | (” icnaet at gg | qe Seattle police had done little to #B-| ton of the new sewage aystem and | ne Rvcomied hie credentials, toget wee 3 =e 2 re mt of the water works. |.) . ; | 2 of men who are daily violating it Me Oe te ater Nohe [looking documents resplendant . ‘ 81) ‘The case of Charles Zeaner, which| Ame the principe: ier lwith red seals and ribbon he cs 7 fen this amount are: The armory and} “ae tesuanep of the warrant was AT BOISE—Roine 9 te 8 was cupeties —_ the superior) gymnasium building of the Univer-| at once telephoned to Hunker and ad court of Chehalis coufity, was made dabo. 5.000 ng an¢ AT SPOKANE pokane GUA! ant of canvietion tm the fowerlt om 10.000; P. Ol to the guard vr For several Lake 4 nen h butlding, $10 son | months Manthel has been at work court was sustained block, $7,000; Stuart Bros s Wanker wh longeide him at! PUGET SOUND LF — ivery barn, $5,000; M | Mrs. G. Case has been granted a| residence, $7,000; Jerome I | Standing of the Clubs divorce from M. BE. Case on the) igen 0); W. D. Smith, ‘real TELEGRAPH 4 ground of cruelty dence, $2,000, and many other res! Wes, Lan. 7A re dences, ranging in price from $1,¢ ; , ae See the Warships 500 CALUMET, Mich. June 24 4 4 : 1.000) Boats leave for the U. 8 The sewer system will cost $1 | phousands of Frenchmen gath. 4 4 ton) yard and warships hourly Sv 000 and the water work# improve-| ering in Calumet for the annual 4 fon] Gc round trip i, ments will amount to another $10, n of the copper country mem ee sie ae BR St, Jean re Baptiate AT BELLINGHAM—Sedro-Wool - 7 } ne reunion will last sev ley 20, Bellingham 1 He Married a Flirt An interesting program has a al N rd, as at the . and Night Cla Ce erent wd the me Gagce, Attn ; Rakir ra ALL SUMMER Le redo the vcasahen MeLaren & Tilinen, Opp. Bon Marche, lady and the Saturday Afternoon Indian Stoc The chase h mahoga of tapestry, fi tal and strong. Teale-Hil Furniture and Carpet “Don't Worry, Walch Us Grow” The Saturday Afternoon Special Should Holp the Jemior Gontestants When a card is presented at the time of pur- it is cash or credit, it salesman or salesiady to whom no matter entities the Special Saturday afternoon whether junior it belongs to the credit for the sale. Time er Is Mow. Betws In snd Gat Btarton THE SA TURDAY AFTERNOON SPECIAL Should be shown to every friend by each junior salesman or sales- person urged to come in 75c top upholstered in various shades Every sale helps. y, very ornamen T5e0 Company Second Avenue and Union Street Suits and Waists RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Millinery Sale Another Half- Price-Day Caportanmr In the Read s for our spec HEAVY MADRAS WORKING SHIRTS, all sizes, nearly a dozen different colors terns to choose from; regular Thc values; On sale tomorrow at, each 650 F Jt Y SWEATERS, in plain colors, Summer weights; worth regularly each; on here, at . ‘ $2.00 FANCY JERSEY SWEATERS, summer welghts, the same kind sold in most stores at $3.00 and » each; on sale here at ‘ $2.75 MEN'S BALBRI UNDERWEAR, drawers with reinforced seats; re price al- most everywhere a garment; our price 500 We've a lot of good things for the little men as well as the grown-ups, Tom Saturday we place on sale our special line of Boys’ Wash Suits, garn half what other story sold regularly at Thc suit at... to #3 50; TOILKBT ARTICLES—Dr, Lyon regularly kold at 4711 TOILET SOAP; special a COLGATH'S TOILET WATER; TOILBT PAPHR, 1000 shoots In a pac choose from—Just the thing for MATTED PICTURES—1,000 to regular prices ihe to 25e ac way of furnishing goods are Sateen ‘Nights to Qh Exactly Malf Price Things Men Want in correct found here tomorrow Boys’ Suits pri es almost Tooth Powder, Colgate’ Powder, Cuticura Soap, Pears’ Beented Soap, Parker's Tar Soap and Woodbury's Packet on sale giao night at bee + eee een eeeeee cake regular 2he bottica, me, “en age; regular price your cholee at vis... “THE LIBERAL CREDIT STORE”’ Underwear, Hosiery of Spring and and finish t exponents of fashion in to be clk tommorrow ry hat on our tables. t in style sed o styles and varied assort Violet Tale, Mennen'’s ‘each We .. decorating. your camp; Be Credit ee ! | ' ‘ “ese MUST NOT PLAY ODDY ies — B A TS GOLD AND JEWELS GALORE gastro “E Relond's new automodi | GETS TWO YEARS) Faitiet fix’ sth Area - - Py Wash . 3 , iy ling e, lan a ) ' 4 NORTHWEST LACROSSE LEAGUE WIL HOLD |!" nde aides Naiillan to Gaih'ee't eran Hi fiisele MEETING JULY 24 TO CONSIDER PORTLAND'S and , 3 WILD-EVED INDIVIDUAL DECLARES THE COUNTY COMMIS.) lmony Akalunt | He oe “KANGAROO PERFORMER very fant SIONER “IN” ON PROJECT TO DIG FOR HIDDEN TREASURE if 0 n ye gh Pruit, Ete ‘KANGAROO PERFORMER” . road ve ; sa80 ; b> : Sesto aaah’ Ieee’ hen Samal ON NEW COURT HOUSE GiTE : " me Pee r f Reals ® : : j ,| deen striving to have the fqstest] BOLD HOLD-UP IN BUTTE, DUR —— - =i i Attors sg ! te ogy Yow that the “jumping” of Geo, If Oddy lines up w *ortiand |iawnch on the lake | mitte ad Juds e | Od oy i viet the bea ‘i Jacronse | amalt " be game | ence ee | ING WHICH POLICE TELE-| “Two hundred and fitty th tig f vases , es team, to Portland has become | * : | PHONED TO ROBBERS THAT gi phate dh “e , 4 eros r f ot Boge os ‘1 pees. tareegh Fhe ih mt , | THEY WERE COMING Javegue and Ja et, whieh t : wt a Rag sale v f Tacoma and Bverett teams, a grand | got ‘ew | y 1 if you ‘ z ool , port t t Hay, Grain and Feed ke will result, W , ald a parmit (o dig there with pad od hear’ Sue he t ' nroat th : s et Lacrosse Long wa A ! + eas ; | j fe a Niure I int tt he : be ft hb j ¥ ‘ ganized particular atte was |“ It they am ¢ Venue | (Special to The Star) nd'then Ye vide the trea ape nade - sivit i galled to all the gates that the | teams cour » te t her BUTTE, Mont., June 24.—Three | iO" iY . |. “If you ' by that t 5 " t “ pitting ; former: he Sea team tntends It the attle , pt th “ to do ite share toward having a! erett lacr om be yachts conatituting the Be- | 4. Bvans up against the wail, and) q thin startling 5 4 Butter, Bags, Ch Doce on aa vy . gh at Victoria July 2 and 4, will sail! pockets, securing about §100. rome eee CT te tb 6 ; t WHOLESALE PRICES be ae An attempt will be made to keey y ha ; that 5 the 2 ge RE James Da Hutte miner bienthineneld ¢ th } Wont) after but ' eon Tanch, te doa: Bastern, Be gon.” the Portland lacrosse club fre to Portla ; “| machinist, discovered the rob " 1 wee th ‘ Aug A ern Mer he * won t ne trophy | at work, and jn a nearby « i " oultr Will be called for July 24, at w a ¢ reputat eal geal Ae os at ge Ot The police, thy agh a mistake, ce there,” he but don't - . Nt undoudt e t La I eet is ma te in the neWled up the saloon where en he it out t harve ne ¢ Ume Portland will e-| weet Lacrosse e. yacht Pathfinder, bullt by the|bery was in progress, tell . 7 Dey nel BERT COSTELLO, of Des Poree,| i aed the rv i tort . J n brothe f Seatt fany|of the holdups, who answe " being buried in the! was killed, and Met u ar | " per ant au 'eia: Salk fon that the new boat wi mur | bandits eacaped | ashe pone Been - ; Paton ; toa ~~ t | heart of tle et il were driving was | 1 ve ange Pad « tell me 4 1 r in ed, wh the veh ie we ished “4 the grand Yacht Clab 1 — ~ome be FA VORITE stand to a spectacular finish, taking| will take a cruise around Bain m Apt 1 the plet molint ond placg from Mabel Ga bridge t nx to this port Long Shots Won Five Out of * , . a ore LONG TAKES | @ ~jeepeeniniata Ff 3 | MUST STAND TRIAL : __ | fe = aed ‘just to three yp 1 t the line we Bn ay ne range re noeag | structor took eecond MAN WHO BOASTED THAT HE SENT INNOCENT |} “"" ‘ox © Sas watterday afternoon. The other| 8.08 Winne ‘ Stealing ‘ere | WOMAN TO PRISON AND HER ULTIMATE} ee ee The othe aces were interesting er " t i a . . ie i . . j “ Ra asora Ren La- five managed to get inside the » K t a DEATH IS AT LAST ARRESTED IN DAWSON FP oma Asoo a a Seaeaee ant we Guus . ee Money, but the heavy track was ( , < peony Mauch for them s la ke the boy | WE OFFER $30 CASH FOR ANY MONARCH RANGE SOLD BY @ay, and Judge Egbert has listed an Ive being ele ] NO MATTER HOW LONG ED. Other hurdle race. Six horses are nee nd it doen't (By Mail Correspondence.) (all time < TT entered for the jumps and it {# v a , Daw BON. June Le [ ward | villan cloth ne the a-nett 0 fast time w . fighting. t - saya anthel, who has admitted being] pick a sho same as the track record for/Charlie Irwin's Timely Hit/!ome ; oe eee See Se ttl” pees eat coat te FURNITURE (° te hurdles has been set | ne has a . e y of an innocent womas, 0 | ant ppear in é Tn the five-turlong event Roltaire| Won Game for Frisco and. & ctandy bien te 5 ae See vegas yg ot Etats Barna ogee the yoyo, yyo% SECOND AVE and B. C. Green were the pace mak - - . . | eal teed 08 the charge of per-|eztradition. Im the event of him 6 eed resataa, ‘winning wy and has many admirers who | pre | 3007. ss caine here trom Nome,| wolnk, all, papers are in readiness| The Big Installment House—You Pay When Convenient. ear time, 1:02 Herber up | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. . 2 « “ ote > ~ | j ~ an & witness te @ certabe | Gthens ome an p ener. ‘ ‘ " . f . t 4 which Helen Wagner, a| he w ext tive Sher | Lady Ninora ran all around be sn — t against wy beat tel | woman « ithe own, was cosuged of] Fon will leave with hin priecner e _- Pet.}) . being ! The found| the argh at ¢ t Tacoma Dior her guilty and she was given « s0-|Ing ; PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. Loe Angele vere nente im holly n Gatus... oe | the evidence of this same Manthel ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Penttle ed | As - 6 oe _ xtura Iron We Piers and Foundations, Dredging Fates cts "her and the All Methods. | SEATTLE. WASH. Fok i nen i ae i a