The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1905, Page 2

THE SEATTLE on _ Satie L Y 6, 1905 —— CLOTHING HOUSE AMUSEMENTS. ral Avenue Theater “The Most “The Most Popular Company Ever.” Tonight and All This Week »pular ‘Theater Russell & Drew Present MR. CHAS. A. TAYLOR'S NEW YORK COMPANY In His Great Military Sensation THE WHITE TIGRESS OF JAPAN Wext Week, Starting Su y Mat ines, First Time on Any Stage HELD FOR RANSOM Same Company—Last Week No change in prices. Phones, STAR : Evenings 2c Reserved Ate—General Admis sion and Datly Matinees 10c S FEATURE ACTS ANO 7 OTHERS La Valls, Silver Ladderists: Bobby Gaylor, Irish Comedian; Alt the Great Natatorium Warm Salt Water Bathing, Re- freshments, etc. Fine Dancing Mall for Clubs and Private Partios SEATTLE’S POPULAR SALT WATER RESORT. Open every day from & a. m. to T2 Dp m. Boats leave Flyer dock every thirty minutes. OFFICES 659 COLMAN BLDG. Phones—Sunset, M 4444; Ind atortum Phone—Ind. 2144 RECREATION PARK Tomorrow AT 3:30. Portland vs. Seattle Take Virginia or Cedar St. Cars. 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WARSAW, June 25.—A_ terr x | ottioen, and those who remain are stricken governor, a disorganized | impotent to stamp out the velled police force, t zar’s authority de | insurrection that exists in Poland's fied, assassination striking ai the | capital opportune mome th Warsaw The town {ts pratically controlled | at the present momer T a e socialiats; they are the rulers tion in the city ts q » Rus rything but name, and they sian history. Al « of what the police shall do or ficials are in daily fe f th * hall not do. ting mo edi many of th are resigning ence than is given to the orders of | A NEW ENTERPRISE FOR SEATTLE Producers & Consumers’ Assoolation---Now Forming ths Nucleus for One of tho Largest Co-operative Entorprises in Ameri ation to make see large co eme that the lat hod through which ts The time seems to be ripe in America for co big strides. All over the country new, and in operative enterprises are being established, It ing element are at last adopting the only me many ¢ is posatble for them to better their condition It appears that the methods adopted by the Producers and Con sumers Association, are somewhat of an improvement over all prev lous co-0 tive societies, inasmuch as they do not cause their mem bers to wait for an entire year to receive thelr profits; it being #o constructed that its members can receive their discounts on pur chases ones a month or oftener if they desire The association ts looking forward to a mew hip of fifteen thousand (15,000) in Seattle. They expect to hav canning depart ment and their own flour mills, and in fact will adopt ever: method of getting merchandise direct from the producer or turer to the consumer. The already signed, up agreer producers, throngh whieh they will be ble to subply all kinds duce to at least five thousand (5,000) families, and expect to co arrangements for more produce as fast as their increase in member ship demands ft The ation has established a beautifu offices at #14-15-16 Colman block, and expects to be ready f eptem ber Ist. They are now securing their membership. E. Kim ball, the manager of the sclation has made a atudy of for m ra and belleves b 4 tp to conduct an extensive mail-order business. ov POLAND. IT 18 THB PLACE WHERE RIOTING ALWAYS OCOURS WHEN MOBS BREAK LOOSE. THE TERROR-STRICKEN RUSSIAN IT 18 CALLED THE “@RACOW FAUBOURG,” AND THE the city against criminals and male factors. Owing to the continual attempts of the socialists upon the lives of police officers who have tried to interfere with the workingmen's or ganizations a panic existe in the force such as has had no counter part in Poland since the Russian oc cupation of the country. policemen have resigned from the force, fearing that if they did not leave the city they would be assaast- nated. It has been absolutely tm possible to secure men to take the places of the departed constables, and the Warsaw police department, which has a normal roll of 1000 men, has at the present time less than 600. Lieut. Gontarew, one of the higher police officials, who was sentenced to death by the socialists, has be come mad through fear and is now in the Warsaw military hospital Lieut. Gontarew’s chief, Capt. Lan kow, who was also sentenced to Gov NOR the St. Petersburg bureaucracy | Many of these socialists are Jews Since the fateful Viadimir day in| death, applied for | of absence St. Petersburg there has been] a little time ago and has departed formed in Warsaw an almost per-| from Warsaw for an Indefinited pe- fect terrorist organization, A bri-| riod. Following his example, other | made of socialists bas been recrult-| police captains put in urgent de- ed, numbering 4000 mands for leave. y are men sworn to put astop| Gen. Maximovich, the governor |to the wrongs of Poland's laboring| general of Poland, dare not show himself in the public streets, and he dwella practically a prisoner, either in one of the Warsaw residences or Just outside the city. He ts surrounded constantly by a bodyguard o an Cossacks jelasses, and they have succeeded in their object. Polttical spying and attempts to disband the working men's organizations have ceased and the police In Warsaw are simply ox ercising their functions of guarding ee eee eS ! THE DOPE SHEET--"\f : BSE GR ond CU paola ‘The St. Paul team in the Amet- « drawing card as an old-time swat ltean association is still fighting to|feet, and then the rules will be lhead the second division. The | changed so that the master twirler Saints bave a strong, team, although|on the slab has not the best of it it does not seem to compare with - last year’s aggrogation. The loss of} The efforts of the press agents Charley Chech, now do vn Bast, who|to boost the Hart-Root fight at }is a star twirler, fa felt keenly |Reno were laughable. The type- | 4 | writers worked overtime telling of ne rt woon the St. Paul-| Hart's thrilling encounter with a esengeen tee nad the Seattlo-|Tattlesnake, and other yarns of lTacoma agaregations cannot be|C@al silliness, of Jeffries’ accept- lcompared. A game between St ¢ of the job of refereeing “for |Paul and Mineapolts means the on ho — socetve the un ut ol . prong, | PAralleled fee oF and of the turning out of @ monster throng, | Pare loled tee eons allened am and talk about rooting! St. Paul sould rather wine maperity ‘of the | ROuncement of his determination to confer the title on the winner, As| ea nat 1 the series against Minneapolis than a fitting climax, it Is gravely an pennant, and vice vers. nounced that George Gardner will fight the victor for the heavy There are plenty of strong TUMOTT| woight championship of the world current ut the poor support: th Tigers are being shown on their home grounds, If there is anything that will make a bunch of bali tose Jere sore it is to play pe win ning ball and have a corporal’d guard turn out on the home grounds to boost the boys along. |Shades of Tom Cribb; Jardner fighting for champtonship, But that’s in line | with tho rest of the rot turned out by the Reno fake factory FAN +00D orKe nant Louisville, Ky., ts one of the best ball towns in the country. No #nat+ ter whether the team is in the first division or occupies the “Soptt! Tt was too good to last. My, my! but Charlie certainly did get his h the fans turn out by} thé] Why not a booby pennant for the thousand to root for their pomé|cellar rats? team. Washington, D. C., is in thid a jase, also, but, inasmuch as thé] Housewives, Bargains. Ptk fans there don’t belong to Washing-| St. Shopping Guide, Page 7, *** jton anyway, but come from all a |parts of the country, the condition LADIES AND CHILDREN 1o lat! Can enjoy 4 pleasant Alki Natatortum. afternoon at Washington, D. © An expert swim- rve so much commen-| ploye hail from every state in|'™*T !" attendance bias the Union The mt care much whether Washington wins or not as long the article of ball is of a fair standard jew York Dental Parlors | Ten years’ guarantes, If Seattle and Tacoma had a little Houre—8:30 a, m. to 6 p.m of the Louisville spirit, there would ye, 9:30 a. m. to 12 m. be better ball on the Pacif. rast 614 FIRST AVE, SEATTLE. ond floor Howard Butiding, crack of the bat and the eC TAR TA TREE appeal to the heart of the real fan, | Diar Brooches, He wants to see the ball swatted Rings, Scarf Ping, Links: | considerable Ear Screws, Et Jin thetr | citemer Houghton & Hunter h ae 1 J clers solentific pl h 704 Firet Avenue | Brookiyn | Boston During the past five months 400) the world’s | | $700.00 to $1,000.00, Jother impro | now and no orfe ts permitted to enter the palace grounds except under escort Gen, Moximovich is #o fearful of owing himself in the Warsaw atroots that he refuses even to go to church on court days, He is just now at his country seat about f hours from Warsaw, He heft War saw at dead of night, traveled through the streets at top speed Mi & closed carriage to the raliway atm tion, and ed immediately « special train which steamed away No one knew until the next day that the governor had left Warsaw bow: There have been at least 30 annaw aifiations of various police and sim ilar officials in Warsaw within te] past few months, besides numerous unsuccessful attempts at assassina tion, Twenty-five policemen are | now receiving medical attendance af a result of attacks made on them The socialist entire control over their sub rioting and violence ag SAME OLD STOR} leaders have inates ; | ae STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Won. Lost. Pet ‘Tacoma 4% a3 597 1 Ban Francisco 0 39 88 Portland a9 39500 | Los Angeles 40 43 ABI | Oakland 36 at A33 | Seattle 33 “ 428 | NATIONAL. | AMERICAN et. | Pet New York 714/Cleveland... .646 Pittsburg 620 Chicago 62 Chicago 592|Philadeiphia 588 | Boston 516|Detroit 47 362 |New York 441 0) |St. Louls 366 Washington. .355 Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis sad story Recreation p Out at k Wednes 9, Philadelphia 7. AT CHICAGO burg 8 AT CINCINNATI St. Louis 5. AT BROOKL’ Brooklyn 0. Chicago %, Pitts- -Cincinnatl 9, N Boston 7, AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT NEW YORK—New York 1, Washington 8 AT BOSTON—Doston 4, Philadel- phia 3 AT DETROIT. Louts 1 AT CLEVELAND Chicago 1 Detroit 2, St Cleveland 6. HENLEY, July 6—In the final heat of the Royal Henley regatta for the grand challenge cup, Lean dor defeated the Belgian today. The time was 6:56, which is within five seconds of the record. The Belgians put up & game fight, but could net compete with the Leanders, who finished two lengths and a half ahead Boom In Rainier Valley Property ‘The residents and property own ors in the district at the head of the Rainier Valley, especially along Rainier avenue from Jackson to At lantic streets, are considerably ex cited and much elated over the re cent rapid rise in real estate values im that section. Several lots have recently been sold at $1,275.00 each a figure which is 250 per cent of their cost less than a year ago. Of jfers of $2,000.00 and $2,500.00 for double corners have been refused and one owner has declined $6, 600.00 for four lots ‘which cost him less than $2,000.00 two years ago. As « rule, the holders of property are firm in thetr determination not to sell out now, but to remain where they can profit further by the rise which fs bound to come. Th I is-Littlefield Company of 22 Haller building, which is ex clustve agent for the property only a very few Boulevard lots left and in view of the greatly increased demand and the corresponding rise in values, has raised its price from at which figure several of the remaining lots have been spoken for The apparent certainty of Jackson street regrade, and ement work which is being done in the vicinity of the Boulevard, seem to be the chief reasons for the real estate move: ment It is sald that south, which lies west of the Boulev of an awakening, even greater than that of the Boulevard, in compari son to its previous very quiet his tory. At present, prices have not risen, owing to the abundant supply Sixteenth just one block d, is on the eve oy ant property which fully meets the Increased demand. Tho: who claim to know however are predicting that the present figures about one-third of Boulevard prices are going to take a big jump oon as c visit upply f marketable property grows a “littl lesa. individuals does not take ing the | warning and | Courage ust private | inte. TACOMA, o'clock fastent atreet will gin at the Eleventh ball grounds. There will be no game today. As Inco at Henry | this contest | first game of the five not to be wondered at that he did Housewives, see Shopping Guide, Page 7 the | the} i} avenue} vUL) 4 WAS UNHArP} DAY FOR BOOKIES ed bookmakers are putting up a ut what hap the Fourth The poor dows ACen ‘ kies claim t ned hey only cl ay mg-priced hoi place, Any | "P $400 on the socialist found plundering is imme diately whot by his follow " ere and the talent lomt nee the socialists have ne t y Pe a front during the past few | eee ene at cade ~ id months crimes have materially de-|) 04 . eee aan Jereased in Warsaw. Only recently |i jm val bow Ean BSoctalist Jows made a concerted | ¢ , Votiy, Bl Pais ck on the gambling houses, ae : Sone tablishments of vieo and u # Ip | Caneto, f wt tal quarters, and demolished @¥-|tator, ‘Ts rig ster pe orythiog found in the houses, ArtV-| race, Yo a ‘Brie, Bi inhabitant » the streets | Dos Jend forcing many of them to leave » elty “Ther police did nothing te prev |p J —~ outbreak, having had previous | ¥ " 1 that if they ped in aly " rtain number among them would | sericd | and by bon killed lone ° The Warsaw employ and © ' k, ¢ A citizens generally are doing| erything they ca tly to en-| r 5 the activ f nocial |ALL READY | eS ar Pa iE: AT TACOMA! aa July 6. tomorrow af Beginning at the noon. and most closely contested of bas Il ever seen in Ta dy stated, Tacoma wanted to will be called Ty ten Ale at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Are the 4 erers and originators Elmer Emerson will be put on the] of the only lable and entifie firing line for the champions, The| system of I as Dentistry. We | youngster has class and th came f ane clear or he lont at Portland Saturday aid not bsolutely without pain do him justice. His support wavered : te the best. aan in that fatal eighth toning, he wa consistent with making his debut with Tacoma and . EXAMINATION in front of a hostile crowd. It in| r sare undetectable » and are guar- fay afternoon the suppored-to-have ro . n rejuvenated Siwashes, headed |®°t Win. At home he will be lean | oy LING Oc, T5e and $1.00 by Charlie Hall, were taken down | ®¢rvous, will bave more confidence, | Goin CROWNS. ...$3.50 to $5.00 the line to the tune of 11 to 1. [and ff he doesn't win tomorrow] pripGe WORK .,..$3.00 to $5.00 The Portiand team did the trick | Manager Fisher says he will resign | yULL SET NATURAL TE: The Webfooters landed on Halllas a baseball prophet nr Eryn reset " for a total of 18 safe bits, which} Emerson's work has been highly | telie the story. Incidentaty, local] leasing to President Rvane and = errors were credited to the locel| Manager Fisher and both are confi WN'S PAINLESS DENTIS aggregator dent that he will prove one of the nw be NATIONAL LEAGUE. finds of the sesson and will b= an 713 First Avenue, nae sage important factor in winning the 3 Parlors 1, % 3, 4, 6 and 6 Union AT PHILADELPHIA—New York | pennant Block, “door eccth of MacDoug- a a all & Southwick’s. Hours—$. 20 a. m. to 6:30 p.m. Sum- Gay, $:40 a m. to 12:30 p.m Bargains | HAVE MOVED StS. 1010 WESTERN AVENUE NEAR MADISON STREET O. B. 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