The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1906, Page 7

JOY IN THE NEW STATE IS ’ T T a. sy as UNCONFINED, YOU BE] . —A ’ a t ' que ° £sT SPOT IN THE UN BE FLOODED AT . ONCE WITH OCEANS OF P BOER ANO OF FICKS WILL BE > PICKE THE BRAMBLE = BL . 8 K " a » | ‘ * 4| ” a ~ e Py “i : mAs re “ wi “ i is ns f — ® INDIAN TERRITORY EDITOR'S DREAM wir a THE ~ Seika ‘ < 1 1 Y, chore vs a ‘ n . . Pumping B b - ' e _ : » a with as ot ae ‘\ 2 tt ale and gree DADDY MAKES SPEECHES IN and Jerrys, Sh THE BEOROOM WHILE MAMMA Sherry fips and M THOWS A FIT Soom our smiles will turn to a jaughs clerks, and wh positively the Water carte will soon spray “cham dryest sx union from as te aleshoite stand t two «re Cordial” greetings one will get gources of glee are that the And the land hirst’ and “smash Diters mest xo ae t probibitios | ape i } Boys ARRESTED B ve =< “ - } , os ool ~ a 7a. 2 = . ie “* att =e ta t il = - ae — inieers spinioiabiietilion POLICE MAKE WHOLESALE morning containing a crude sheteh of = skull and cross a the GATHERING OF VOUTHS WHO warning, “tx " WAVE BREN NOIGY AFTER Cnc tne date stan of the Bat DARK. | lard postoffice Campbell tarr The Star mfll will start BALLARD. July police arrested 4 nat morning, and the Sobey for dtserterty y) ite brane & Zook will # tag the peace Wednesday The boys have been tive ple for sor : eeeesansanseenen, they beee - 4 = -} ONTHE FRONT : |". 7 ‘leew ekeotantanens oharae camer Olympta sai morrow rnoon for Nome loaded with freight and her first-class passen aer accommodations taken. he Excelsior will sall tomorrow ning for Valder, Seward and westward and she will have sides a full load of freight, 75 labor ers for the Alaska Central railroad lana at Seward and about 40 first< passengers. The City of Seattle is « this afternoon from Skag the AL-Ki will sall north during the night he Erna wif Centennt fe morning and Monday WOMAN COLLECTOR OF CURIOS ON WAY NORTH Miss Ella Ongman, who conducts one of the lara arto stores in New York, arrived at the Rainier Grand hotel last night on her way N to negotiate purchases of novelties from the Alaskan natives: Miss Ongman has a rep tion throug ut the United States as of the t vdges and col « of curt { is noted for being fhe only wor Jealer of her kind She wili go north on the steamer Peansylvania USUAL DIVORCE GRIND. The uaual batch of default ai * . *« 1 out tn Judge T f wing p ffx re “ Nellie Magistad ya. John Mag nd, A fumner j 8 Ethel L. BF Ross, Anna M. F ’ i r i Fila FP 1 v * J M Li K ar » ve. James : Frances P. McMillan ve John MH, MeMilla 4 Jennie & f n « John FE tre CONDUCTOR HONORED OYSTOR BAY, July 7. ident this afternoon appotnted E Clark, grand chief of the Brother «too |hood of Railroad Conductors, as a member of the Interstate comme The p “* nat ¢ and commission ark was a mem ri : ine of the eo jon that settled the| — i, | anthraect strike three years) roe | ago. | " “| RELIEF COMMITTEE TO MEET. 5 ‘ n Francisco relief commit yo =! ta he Chamber of Commerce - will meet Monday to determine " a whether the balance of cash on ° ares oe. | hand ahall be ted to San Fran eo ¢ clace and affairs of the com at ~ mittee closed, ¢ whethe the | money ts to be held here to meet on on | oontight Ride Tonight on Puget Sound Lea the worry and care of the ty bebind you and go on the | beautifel moonlight excursio the Whatcom tonight, One hwnd moles of romped natere Ber 6 Wientcens aves Plex 2 at 7 _ ee ecm rom at Phe ©, oo frow A. TL Ghray & Om. (wy Tamer ony. “ WE ROLD. * Look hte t won't keep lone J & & danmn 6 co. 0) Namen Gong ome court and She frets around in , Wouldn't mind betn Or any other thing Poor old daddy's daf Shakes everybody Makes apeeches in his While mma thre He's sure that he'll He has bis seat p He's drawn hie firet Bince statehood's p te, and es lore barter ° And th ong in the fut mat y king guy nor Uke « fohed ti | FORTY BALLARD ij\S SITE FOR — THE SRATTL TARSATURDAY JULY 7 VERO Re RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS seetaariae 19 6. A LS RE RN A RN mem 7. mre ume a: a WISH FOR A PRETTY WIFE Pi\MORS OF GREAT FOR CHORUS GIRLS “pi 90) Ory * * * * * * - * 11 MEADOWS, J a V f track fast, The #] \* | * First Race — f 1 “ne *) PURCHASE BY THE N HERN * Lad (Mon to #} , | * alt ito Ls ‘ A * 1 atot » 1 wt GELES & OLYMF gor * * } CONFIRMED BY F RT+ * Time, 1 * ( * || Oe ADAM " { VERVE | LE age re . MRI ry + OVERNIGHT : ue + * 0 Ral - * ENTRIES + + « fin ‘eee etC eee eee ee imy on / ome FIRST RACE—F | 1° Jaco one of ; p \e h 109 " pot hiag « ‘ he ECOND RACE (7 id My Pur ri 1 m THIRD RACE x an, | “BD iS ABOVE ‘ 1 Say t FAME. J | ' i mew LADY ASMHD | M | lesa woman in “Miladi,” but | Geo. Gould Ensnared . THE CASE OF MAS. HARRY K. |! of, . o oere ei pe yee Pte cra ool ; | Hue ‘| THAW RECALLS OTHER |“When Maggie Dooley scrubs the! kK n had met her| BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DE. | floor | fat Geo. ( miljioi | | STAGE WOMEN WHO HAVE] You bet that floor is clear |ra * CLINE® TO AWARD THE CON- Fi wowood MARRIED GOLD OR TITLE he words she yvoleod while | Pag TRACT FOR STREET GRADING FOURTH RACE ' | broyat | a - = t ; ON FIVTEENTH AV. W. ; ' . i : Ma dostr * wife tn 4 4 ~ « a « the oe ait 1 which was re i to ma \e sad w ‘ I lve t ' he board ’ M y K r[ot public we nt ading, of M lyn New OF nth W.0 William ed On gin o a Het | fay f i- |< ‘ y estimate of | FIFTH RACE. tet oiliions in| Robt * ghin: f . gured by the city ieTM @ mile, ae toh , t 4 5 . lereur-slde ond 1p w. but it was in New York, | wii one Lady Harcourt f Flo R ee | my x {as a stage girl, that she t Eva Carrington, Gibsonesque an ‘ hap ma . : Ur led youth who toc : F » $15,000, i =e ' +b ° ix feet two, me Lard ¢ Cilfford 4 , Rie sremated +4; . ! a, and who a \ dinner while playing in Dub < oan in pantie _y | famity Kqonmeee Oe lin. The lord immediately laid his|de Menthe,” bec t a woek atk meee : + 4 my humiliating ¢ (ithe at her feet, and the pair are|Ralph Trice r of . it An Original Girt now traveling In Abyastnia publishing house A a de 10 Miss Frances Belmont, now Lady| Minnie Ashley, now Mrs. Wm. |gave up the io6|Axhburton and once # fleme of | Astor Chanler, would not trade her] Hale, one , 4 Tl iarry Thaw, also married brilliant: | athletic young hasband for the best | million estat © returr SIXTH RACE—One and one-six-!iy. She made her first appearance | title in England. She worked faith Ifrom an Eng | teenth #, selling, 4-year-olde and ioe s : 1 Peemeniete! Gore rants Seen 1 fenedrod, five of theme were Wotuind | +4 time frem 10 te 40 duys, and the | oo comtrwcters will be eompetied to 4 way the aeerned pemalty | 109 108 to8 108 [CRICHTON DESIRES The ¢ as pe lor of blocks nea Green the sew reservotr and the ; have peon pieced on| teeord aranten com pany has bought from the Gaffney Investment company 5 and five and a half feet of lot block 63, Sarah A. Bell's addition paying $19,000. G. A. 1 bard has} made (wo purchases aggregating s ”. The property in i is lots 1 and 3, MeNaught’s addition and 4, Dlock 2. Ww He traw addition Adame h purchased from Clare D. Moran lot 6 Sarah A. Bell's ade The Wall Street Dock « purchased from C. B south one-half of jot §, block 6, w at the foot-of Wall xt FP. L. Stiles b oT) BK. Hymane, | and 4. jock D. Boren’s addition, for 40,06 BUCKMAN ON FRISCO RUN. « afte man w ba full load passengers. Th noon off the route will now Watson, due from Ne 1 com men t Frisco sailings next Sat urday LOSES HIS WATCH. Chris Bauchman, of Stlverdale retired Jast night in a lodging house over the Thistle bar, on ond ay south. This morning bi wateh was missing WILL GO ON McCULLOCH. W. FP. Powers an T. Simms th from the department of com D. ¢ errive in the en her Steamer Minne . 4 at P at 2:16 4 afte noon the trip from Yoko Te) n 12 4a WILL ATTEND CONVENTION. She t this after noon fo attond the th on peace . Oregon and PARTY VialTs GOOD ROAD t he trating he " laying macadam! King cour ‘ enting the Kir nd homish countt togethe wi W. Rondall, junior engines of te ates office of pub: Ih an many others to the county road the Meadows and Riverton The party left Pioneer square at I 6 this afternoon in 150 automo. headed by N. H. Latimer Judge Battle and J. D. Fleener, The atrip of road npon which the demonstration mile inty abou ? ye you feel wate = dime th ei! vou one - and « half in length 1 all made is about a and has 100 un down 2° NO DECISION WANTS MONEY ~FOR NEW MAN IMME @4 ATE ACTION 80 THAT WORK MAY BE BEGUN AS SOON AS PoSsSsIGLe wht timan Crich he meeting of the city counct) oduce an ordinance py of suff snd improve fecided upon for the water syaten b is urged ot the} w the steel can be on! ew without | omainn the ett bu the water shortage bas hed such serious proportions the cf otfictale be € he »porition will carry overwhelm: climan Crichton held a con ference with City Engineer Thom son yesterday and at the concluston interview stated that it be possible to complet the ional pipe tine by th " 6 aired, if the steel w e ord at once. With this object in view, he pared the ordinance appro. g the money [REACHED Tee Tren WTA eg Wi, Pe | ti L'a ri A NEW TOWN OWMREND, ety TA erymes and fate trap the lower send have wbrwasts wader thy leaderstabp of HA, wes, am carbecmlve operator of thy HY, and ave phunaineg the es- ent of a cor 1 center an be KUPP we whem bnvedwen the © they ad » new tows, which fr Ks nucleus will have each indwetries as a. ship- yard, a web or fishnet yard, ma- Hine segs amd gemerad susphy dee THIEVES WILL SMOKE. The Gunet clear sere, 100 First od lest night and 600 ther with $25 worth of cigar-helders amd ebgarette cases taken THE MARKETS res. wee gres. per box tow per crate, 00H; plums per erat L®; emepbervies, per emate, $2.25 hours, por crabe, THOM. Eggs. “PE STILL, SAD HEART, AND CEASE REPINING; BEHIND THE Sertctiy feesh manch ogee, per don, Dts CLOUDS THE SUN'S STILL SHINING.” orgie wench“ Butter and Cheen Wastrington cream CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CE unive and declares | pestenn. fresh beh ad the brewery Interests were ghed t , &,- ae ee DAR RIVER COMMITTEE] that that selection had been mmde. | pr he nye Rg ‘One story abroad on the streets MEETS, BUT REPORT WILL} ‘to the effect that the author of BE HELD BACK FOR AN the mone eee Xe r} OTHER SESSION. kome prominence for the boldness | with which he has dete the | rights and loges of the business Jin which ke ix emguged. When ask- | ‘ieteand chickens 1ngiee The Chamber of Commerce watd ed about it by a reporter for The Live Stock. committee held a meeting at the | Btar, Morrison said inn take dams: oneal rooms of the chamber today at LI | know where the cirowar aieawe, “per tb, We: cows, per Ib, 3M o'clock and went over the factg | m. Th er re ee oe wey which have been developed in theft wc. s Ja-\ the appe M having been in-| it . a young man, @ #trang- Wreate. investigation of the Cedar river ' nt to the f thelr | sued In bebuilf of the liqu ents, jer ton int with al Soom, per Mo She: cowe, 1h water situation, preliminary to the " they could ha iden ah it lifficult to connect any] copy of I looked or and] fond. ‘per Ib, Me, decased. he preparation of the committee's re t och an aw {| partioular branch of the Mquor bus-| reasted him for it, Lam not-in gym- port, which will be submitted to the snd champagnes, and it in| iness locally wit ta inception.| pathy with tt with {ts purpose.” chamber at ite moeting next Wed 5 wurpribe & th a few day Andrew Hem- | Board Is Sitem, neaday, No decision was reached tand up as cha ai rt f the Seattle Brewing &| Members of the expositien board to as to what the report shall be}, ¢ th haract in| M ympany, wrote a letter to|dectine to discuss the circ Boog « ws and another meeting will be hela prise, but nus ter! F Jent Chilbers, 0} on| the ground that Olympla oysters, on Monday to consider the mattet “ ent taht of fa thle for notic Er get: came. 8 furth ; j ' " j ' Old | R Jboard did go so far ax to a Me: Feedetutts At today's meeting the officiits|own 1 ' NSUPANCE RAES [aise eowink war » y ia Mae ae lof the Milwaukee railroad were o talr « 1 t for the lispe f tiew r to give the committe farther nfdr- | Anonymous Ciroular | wer. Martis * and man- | Would fait of weight tere Jn connection with the railroad ' ardgraph hen} awer of t Mutual] A snoak thief took four vahenbbe ribo Ponca ¢ ; ¥ hick | Fir petatt ys that his com-| rugs from the San Marco flats leet The t ’ ‘ thet t J Aistributed « pany hae no #an Francisco losses to| night. The doors were unlocked. ioe Central Labor Couneil in the pure] ® aio poet te eee G d Moonli h E Sah a be RS ight Ex- this afternoon at which to formu-| 7. t the jopt : | . rn ; laf ugainet the adep of| satd Mr, Martin, i T ht : t r, late its report, but the contents of A eraity alte for the pro Ser iy 49. wena’ euinéstence te cursion onig lr a: Mine tn & Noche ‘Har the repert w hot be made public | jiaska exposition hiefly Qyegen ond Washington the losses] or steamer teo ” ‘ hair, per It metal lath, pe E until {t has been submitted to the | that on that. bite no inteed \ peratoy jOn the steamer Whatcom, A hut | fog | ore" age al und tha A expenses combined of our com-| dred miles of magnificent scenery | council at its meeting Wednesday | cating liquors will be permitted te) panies have not averaged more /for 600, Mountains and ¥ night be sold. In addition to this it at-| than 6 per cont of the old rates.j anda and inic nature m OWNING, vpeKine & RYER tacke Jacob Furth and C. J, Smlth,| Our pelteyhetders get the profits,| wid grandeur will be op Ino. MINNESOTA DUE TODAY. Jot the exposition committes, as hav-|and we have already saved the| your view under the soft BROKERS, ing a personal interest in selocthag| property ewners of the two states] full moon, Only 500 ticks evisions, Btecks, Bonta Steamship Minnesota, of the|the university loeation on nccowmt) mearly $1,080,008, ‘The raise In rates| gold, 90 secure your ticket early beamed 7. WIRES, Great Northern, is expected to ar-j|of the fact that they own property niy means that we will save them/ from L, M. Gray & 103 Yeat Tei. Main 279. In ive today from the Orient. She hag} north of the university that much mare la propertten to the| way, or at Pier 2, where the Whrat~ 306 ig? aide. On the face of It the ctrewlar five rates of othar companion *e*! com leaves at 7:30 tonteht, oer ycle vide, Spinning would] ny prominent passengers aboard ay ners we