The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1906, Page 7

SOLDIER SAILORS VICTIMS OF FEVER e | WARIN . Ps * we F - ~9 ' MALA . ” . ew BA scariaha r \ 1 ’ ' _ odeobeneattnilinbe healers cea SEE NORTHWESTERN IN NORTH COAST MOVES ‘ ~ ; RAILROAD MEN HAVE come — . Another Deduction To CONCLUSION HAT , 7 c . js BTRAHORN 18 BUILDING | Pitma ef eng t WESTERN CON >N N . SCONTINENTAL | ast a + PROM TRANSCONTINENTAL) a ROAD peaked with tee o : —_ Sy eee gal N By a} K « fr h R&S i Buy on Waterfront A k oe t « bean teke tea arrane w Ks « ' ‘ kper ve x k Nor y ‘ Wats i . Ptve 1 . . re | Bye al « —— A FINE LINE OF KINDLING WOOD IN KANSAS CITY, KAS, oe WOW A SPECIAL DISTRICT AT- TORNEY MADE KANSAS CITY, KAS. A PROHIBITION TOWN | <THE JOINTS WERE ABATED| POR FAIR . ! indian Delegates : ‘ ; LOWELL MAN FURNISHED yo . Genie . anise | Land, But You Can't Get | ’ | MONEY FOR A DIVORCE, WO ‘ a th o new stal " vallable MAN FLUNKED, ANO WHE . . . . > A Ben Be soo8 ste Fig D {other mineral wen < THREATENED TO KILL HER . . . atate Pm - | potti < BALLARD NOTES ia time pet Special Service | : ws - e ad f sees a aia Jel at ae w[aittare tot Same UNM Sundwall Co. 2 joasses ae much t Hwediah this evening t First Ave. Phone 6 }qua ‘in ne mesteaders, . at the Swed! Sjoerat? Maybe ta he b . Min Maybe he ought to © These] Your correspondent ‘ e . F UNION BAKERY THURSDAY, AUG STAR JST a THE SHATTLE 1906 7% gveaniait’”"? NOBLE RED AS FIRST VOTER ENTRIES? #7AS OKLAHOMA GUESSING phen a shee Ce!) ee > eee FIRST RACE |? 8 wey mie 8 ALL HAD OFFICES IN SEATTLE f 1 iw . - AND WASHINGTON POLICY ' HOLDERS ARE OUT NO LAW oi a H - IN STATE REQUIRING FUND } » by | ON OEPOSBIT SECOND RACE ’ | H I . ‘ ' THIRD RACE : « $ ' f burg and ‘ $ t t f ao : How ft fn f ¥ u Pada i Gone Out of Business. . i given M ui ? od ‘ " ! Many Lb Money FOURTH KACE * he 8 1 ' nd, and « i , I “, Pa | t f Y t { Ph t ond : mpar ) ' " of 416 Max Rey, rere MAGE ‘onde Se ‘ ‘Go to the Jersey Buiter ‘ | oe7< ; Ab _ Store Tomorrow ¥ . Comanche Indian first voter tn A PONCA INDIAN WHO 18 AN ELECTOR FROM NOW ON,| as full dress This ts Chief Quanah VIEW OF AN UP-TO-DATE OK LAHOMA CITY | 1 ffe f ts It o eee 2 A + ae aire 1 dodoteliohchateh tekst heh tah ieletateletsttdieleldeiden- ® = i * * , » lows 2 t laaintte 5 tlt des shaadi WHEN tT BECOMES OKLAHOMA STATE * RUMORS OF DEBSERTIONS = Butter » 4 eggs : ; v * 0 cents a SIXTH RA . «i han ner state @) #| AMERICAN LAKE — ARTIL # would O} be @ St > aoe * : * a stone wa tan * | LERY BEGINS MARCH * ' . v. a) % Bae § * | CAMP TACOMA «3 * . r . er * * * «Dp * = ee ee “ «3 * Star Special Service. # Ind . * BY F. W. SCHAEFER 4 ra ee —_ Wa 3 E. Okla * ) . ' n ot F i 4 ba - * tral " i vr Ter eeC ee ee eee eee eee eee ee eee “ b Frants, an 1413 Beoond Avenue. Good Coffee and Good Cakes ere our specialty. at's what the most ast <t fans of this section are SAS { ‘ | sald, which is southw Aeros . > or, a8 well as on " . about 25,000 posalb youd “ miro Kansas (CAVE-IN CATCHES ji is “il NATURE'S REMEDY i serene era . . | arenes Although the f ry } - Guaranteed to cure Constipa- 4 Bitton taws © were and are i MINING MEN jure confined to a few thousands, | tans in the cor | f thie land Su on ae oben i dat » aft Kan | her are enous helt reeds se he Osages wi oma two by es | bade ry must make homerte a e| R | %g sas City, K . | foal. They while it that other tr oa b ann pa ag ey and Pike Joints” there © “ |. DENVER, Aug 2—Tho bodies of | > vote, at the| will elect members by mere force of | at of the n ara e © Le ! HoT poet a ease t welfare of numbers, But there w net be] @ the plas A. M, Martin's subject a Re - - er, a Ww e fietete, although! more than a dozen out of m evival meeting hall rat ‘ est Ape , « be ¥ ne IRRIGATED LANDS | were discove . arch Karlieat ta in the state , n th ve n ORC ome fror rh Also lots ‘ 4 sing " 7 WiLL LAY TRACKS. rid Pn avs . Ballard . play Weat|fin new towr t Wash. an | ca ane have been Mied th Sor » ' “le M Pat 5 has | See ° at # day Poel vs | gs Leos, . . W. TRICKETT. iene ae . om wale - : hand, Theedere Mare ‘ ve fir iment was called || THE COLUMBIA CANAL CO, k far allroad, proposes « 4 . or ts at eas x ain «wo “ a and Colorado ove Annie KE Kennedy, wime that : r x , Mal - NG On ew racks wi . ' % ofuses : : s- : gong ‘oe £ nas w ow two tracks on atcom fron _ - - . “ arm of Seeeeeannnannnee Re! ae aa & } oo ‘ « anked for on absolute @ tes Found on T Stationer saloons ke | @ NO MORE MEXICO FOR . “* THESE AMERICANS. & ee ° <* we the aa *® Et. PASO. x, Aug . ax Two hund Mexicans bh f& struck at Aguas Caller @ the same wages a# Ame Rent a a Gun vel Sore @ Taft, 1624-28 of fi : ever and evn f a oun 1 Z oat ahe a fh f ore and ¢ sale of 6 « of ft Alaska Yukon f sisting of einen e and T The We Pay 4Per ogg : Ct. interest a Se her fe SEC’Y ROOT GOES TO THE RACES Union Savings &TrustCo. | " EBLA ON WAY NORTH s far north as Mase 207 PIKE ST. land one track on Colorade from done tack. 3 ne aa ee be Beaches |GEORGIA STATE OFFICER i defying the authorities of je | Janes i Ot: Oi went cee: BO ANN Te ee pee 8 voor | 18 IN SEATTLE TODAY. | by re @ to pey 0 f e vied | Kille a falling *, en at p ; FOREIGN MAIL TABLE 2 for .. 25¢ Note size, 12 RF. Altma: t oiahinen palit * suddenly felt, striking an-|Co, the Jewelers Hine bide Packet etse ise cf ' 4 nt ee a glancing blow and You can find the agate pebb se . : ‘ eorgia, Is a + o tine Was levte . ave : his way * t a iy maine Ave ADOOt | ayer went to Alaska on the City of| When notice wae served sat of the @ t ‘ | . atte and arned thie m g\ithat he hed been fined. M working over : atone the Jefferson ae ie accom: | rushed ne w : ances pre ‘ © wub- | enieg by hic & * : “s ¢ the mu 4 that k t ft . «ive the collection of the fine, « = Roth ordinances probably bel } 7 : sake, t . in that @v n has been next Monday might. though t j tion 2 probability the fir - Cheap Lots In West Seattle Today fevers! members of the } 2 tee are opposed to the mur Walford Slade, an F Y AGAIN wnecably . ane accused { amugaling was) to find » > wi wt his morning ested by Immigra « xous we Ite! tie tnapect © Fraok P. Loftus, who : OR But soon they will develop the value that is sure to come eee lal Ge euieas to property in this beautiful suburb, The building of a ng fr but at _ sont take place within six months for the Riectric Company . mu i HE ULE ryote’ He at | sccour Aina bling ’ to secure the b nus of $5 10, which is guaranteed by the ‘ tale | wee ee cnt Cr netwat artigwages O0 the property being benefited (Star So al News.) et Fo bh and y } + PRET A : aed > avement the pp! a Srepeeere e Holbroo . of od ip Last nig he fore t ounty * 7 in today and the pump wo w . ’ condition again by Jo a, the t ernoo Meanwhile the amplonship * t _oomyleg agin gh Is directly on the route of the car line, while a great many The change wee ma | Umited to that pumped | of the lots command a beautiful view of Sound and Moun- red trees expen” plant tains. Lots cleared. 38 lots sold yesterday RATES FOR CONVENTION FLOWER THIEF CAUGHT See or an en rac tg PRICES " $150 to $400 i. eee oe, e George Brown on nt . : fA ant A Ge Rob 1 cash, balance monthly insta one 4 Fr - CURTIS 1S ACCUSED of § oi - (Star Special Service Poymer > 4 H VANCOUVER, B Aug ‘ 'e fishermen f. P hatrman Tel.Main 640, ind. 540 314-315 New York Blook m oigy: & Awa governui to MANY ARE FINED.