The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1907, Page 7

STREETS | cone te St ieee ea NEVADA MINING STOCK ae . John Welehera of Grundy, Bur a im" ies mage! eons ¥ on the you he, per bee i poses lait night fled | Moulders’ union was held at the an Francisco in which city and | S00* Who operated of ° ms « sn ‘the Union Labor Temple at 2 ovclock thie aft. vicinity 27 ah pe bane granted and| man were amazed to find the he fr ne ene " HieGer: etemines lp i ty. 4 the counct! asking ‘ ano ~ rv : with th “ ber [freon when plane for conducting elghthour day. The men can find). ™ h the beaded head near th : ihe Tacation of wrongs other the strike were discussed and Gana kin and the point near the tn trow per ree in porte on conditions in the terri ehops have been running short of | eu" The shaft of the pin was be south end of the city. included in the walkout of last men for d with rust und) it wae the rtant streets sought ome Une. tee : wil The southern N da stock hoom Now. 14, May! tmpo! week were read Many of the union moulders, like - which duping the past twe yoare 106 1907 wacated are near the site No additional ready employment the bas been one of the moet ensential shopa have ¢r the local machinists, have y's depot at Fifth and 64 the union's demand, but reporta disheartened, believing th ON THE FRONT S the history of am s misieg: H nr showed that employers were ea i# no une waiting for the matter Y eure to have atruck the Im |Golden Anchor Ps s)| The strawberry market is lower deavoring to sqoure al! the nom to be settied and are seeking om le decline, tock, whieh I) tim Butler 418 1.65 97 | today. The home grown crop will pheated would bring Invest 4o|be on the market in Seattle in ten =— union men pow They declare | ployme “AL CLERKS TO ualon men possible, They 4 ployment otherwine The tittle pasemnger best Hentinel heated would ving Invests wand Btorm os bn 4 e ean secure enough A report from Olympia, read at i, iving at her dock this morning Se & Wee, a , sm 465 | days, aay the commission men, The MEET men they will wever again main, the meeting this aftern #4¥® with her nose badly splintered, The Me 460 410| Kennebec crop was damaged some tain union ehopa, and many of that State Labor Commissioner ©. Samaxe anes Dae arene night atension ‘no LOT| what by frost Inst mou , whieb ‘a om way they will allow the foun F. Hubbard favors ¢ on mould. | CSee Into the dock Goradels Ui et Hewaae 109 1-45 | will reduce the early offerings fle Postoffice Clerks! as dries to remain closed for all time erm of Boattle and the worthwos vow e-em Sen ar” Kindall 10 26| All kinds of fruit are moving fast “ © come ra than grant t th sresent conte > as Priewhoim = ' ‘lin the ¢ « 0 Me Working ON AFFADK™ union'n demand for eight how Fad oe ny tagger ¢ big freighter Abyssinia is at ton mail 4 flim the city, Lemons are high and mn Pe theannual meeting Of’ te was foond at th ler we . pone boar day. Me 1% | equimalt, B.C. She will return Kilver Pick 16 + the prediction is that the price will a wea ee. hon, Seg eee be 30 at Bike th . a tee | cane ie ‘ be hout the nt aint Ives , 1.20 | be soaring all summer. ton, chopped {eet tom. nage are ex bre walon today that a large num: | titled to Fr increase if nage etre Ms > By Quar rr ‘ The first real spring chickens ai wheat, ton, 29 e o ' r he steamer Of oon to N ner of th thers had # to wages and « ure se. The stoemar Obie gem, to Gear : 10 a1 \frpm the country near Beattie ar| », sa imme a Long ¥ mdfield BB Con 29 | rived on the’ market yesterday P California, per bbl, 6.2. thro aghout ibe state returned bags: plaster paris Juan & dnvite tnatalled Bie SAIL NORTH ON FRIDAY" Vewetables. boil, fh tatoas, White River Burbeanks, per tan. Burbanke. per ton figs, te; new wal almonds, par ib Mg7%e Bui SEATTLE WOMAN 2 simartt, Ft Sy “ ne preeradish. Spenish shell peanut, § The steamer Corwin, L. H. Gray G. Frost, John Me Mra. K. K « a se ee | BST ated @ Co., agents, the sailing of which Riche, Mrs. A. Dutton H. Ret UNDER ARREST Pe, ue, one Chariso P lemmin Mra J ° from the Virginia ot. dock, pier 10,\f rinmening A. Becwn ewe May - . on Friday evening er, Mra. A. W. Mayer, T, Thompson (dtar Special Service.) " 23 of the Cooks’ and| The vessel is scheduled to arrive |J. H. Clary, R. Hates, John Heast,| CENTRALIA, Wash, | May hoom | ‘ . : Uaioe for one day off Im at Nome about the 20th of May. R. Muirhead, Otto Weteus, T. Rook On & ch of kidnaping, Mre. Ida) oom on we ore tinge Me . To eliminate the unpleasantness June 1 is expected to be | She will carry twenty tons of mail. L. D, Block. Fred Marbart, H. I Heffron, of Seattle, was arrested |) n meng yy Bayt hg A I of the Jamestown exposition open- nad ‘ ing long before it wee ready, @ srday and taken to Che: |; alls in charge of officers resolution wa passed by the ex- tee of the Aleska- the employers without The cargo consists of 130 tous of Donahue, Tom Ryan, M. Nastor uaton fh that the ble ecutive comm (Oo merchandine. The passenger list Chane, B.C. Bean, T. W. Ramm, i . Beip for work off follows Benson, J. C. Beauregard, C. W. Last September Mr. and Mra t At thet Yukon-Pacif' exposition Monday, of regelar men K. ere ee Mine Hozsle, Max Alf oer fh separated gol Hef t souther ’ nem fate Met pi ba vewterries in crate, mw | declaring ite intention to put forth aS - Outmett ange, Mre.C.J. Runne,| berg, J. Ramos, PD. Dear, F. Dea the oldest boy and the he y ati * of the recognize io) cherries, per box, 014 to have everything in ee on. S€ raward Payant, A. H. Dunham. |C. Kamos, D. Lapar, Wiliam Web band kept three children: including ate mere ina Nominn Paws on the day set for the A) Mies Grace Martin, Mine Rosy Hei- er, John Sunith, Frank Fletcher, 1. ® little girth ai the investing public hae A SS Tk! TS) ee sno Mr. Heffron of portunity to buy t noat Why is it that newspapers never * a ter, F. l. Sebriner, O. W. Swan, J. 0. Smith and J.B. Crawifeld Spnaddroes at the Y MCA « = “Teber ’ hoy. The boy was sent to Con- |p buster, per tb ste: “atinging”?—Washington Herald ghee - hat would be the use? Tt a Sexe = HUNDREDS COME TO SEATTLE S-sustcsise RRS Cheese. make note of a rebuke that tent to exchange the «irl for the bled a . 4 proper nour ‘ait, Test aed prop Many threats, « gun play ete, Oy wv , . Nestand ‘being the aggressor eniil AND GET ONE COUNCILMAN at NEW GOLDIERS. Emigration from eastern end of 25 came from May (it p18 being the aggressor until middle west states continues to be Th majority of these went arrests were. made | Eh. Sentelie. im charge of the a aan Alaska to start operatiog « . . Nahet gretes recruiting of heaty and with the coming Of ite The depot officials say Pee EEE SEE EER ESE The Ballard petition for ann teenth No date waa set for the Open , ngerts that twice the men *Pring ft Is expected that many eastern traffic is very heavy e t Sound Shipping @ U0D was accepted by the city election, that being left to the geort into ferviee dur more outsiders will come in. Yee that hundreds of people # ® as . ta "4 oot b 4 * counct) inet night by unanimous committees on elections and boun- | fa ms compared with terday a party of 19 arrived from ing in to make their bom * Os Hom boreal = Garies, The ordinance will up eh net year. Practica Caditiac, Mich, to make their attle, Beattie has been so well ad- | ® a to maintain @ | vote ond am, ordinance introduces | doupiesiy pene Bext Monday night Evenings 2 applied for service in home here. Negotiations are al- vertised in the east and middie : Ht ncalo at {9 conte % |calling @ specisi election for the) An ordinance was also intro Sens ie aanatten for. the par |weet thet ft le on well Known there|& time, but to reduce the day | ene © counalinan, te rep duced tn biank setting a date for | chase of a saw mill in the vicinity as the big ott of thon tions @ f to 9 tines ~ @ fesent Ballard in the Beattle coun- | the election of @ i2th ward coun- || i SMOKER of Seattle. Vernon Raker heads the The resources aod natural adv @ The steamer Wateon, which @1% Tee ward will be the thir |climan | | party. Baker says that there many and stale are be «@ * | ad || other Michigan families Intending are|® *. | | be smoke ' h, the trouble not wit | vo we ae shendes and peeved a 4 4 ore, Bat Soenuse ee ere’ ee | . All business was MARK TWAIN'S TALE “JUNK.” > ~ FOR WORKMEN ede hunavad Gare Ate Geb van yest with and the evening at e sgh it each day | mS the fun makers | E DETROIT. Mich, May 7 —Mark % colahin tie: adens * o limit of , ONLY A FRW DAYS LONGER AT Mm bas Just returned from Twain's “Double Barreled Detec 4 . es + Rpectal Servier.) f electri THESE PRICES | d de the ; peure " © AA Note dena tive Story” te “literary junk,” says rere rs see. 2 ee ot neve eg Me To ine ; . will remedy —s miaiaadiiiiad i elle ‘ fell erew @ me + the ot i Coatroller Joy. Mr. Joy scores the| PORTLAND, Ore SHUT-OFF NOTICE, oon Eg jo the st eatin - mes has announced hi [lance | $750 Stetnway | dity Worary commisdion for spend town of Kent. Orexor sign ne 6 additio Pianos | @rand e207] P the Ameri Aecurtties & Refiniog vement warrants ae he Ptanos | $200 Singer. g190 Ing mouey on books, 75 of thene shia @ South Water will be shat off tomorrow | company fered all ite the any N60 Ch 4 hase jerery junk. jafiame. It. wilh swety dn iatweny s ~~ ane Pp m ip the five per Dent for " j ough & — being, ~ asl ‘ prrer territory lying west of Second av a trem May t 8 « Warren aise] | | etre: erritory lyt 4 ood trom rm | Peony, cording to him. te instances | 7 M. W. and north of the ca may the . o there will be litte | $576 Weber e400 Mark Twain's work among the GRAND JURY CONVENES. down oth t work antil the elty’s classi i * " i , Ste, Re ve sick novela poems, boy ero JUDGES TIED TO TREES. rn the heed ftice | tieation 18 aa need *, | stories and other works o Thi at 2 o'clock th publes threatened, 18 | fmm Dews, Balance Masy Terms. same eines mand Judge Henford’s| UPPER ALTON, Ul. May g sinty eAditions! men. DOG BHOW | nk tow ous the man who rented our} | ” a * ore ‘out trom u Hl RIVERS BREAKING UP. court convened and was sworn tn. | I « decide tavor of the J auigpere are oot your dog a collar and chain cole eerie begin dee: | t began t the more @n orators « 1 i t 4 o cvery pi- : yr = | : ee ge A. . * a . sir gouds handled fast A. L. Hall's, 1 Piret Ave : ano left over will go up at our storages | AS o wanes y the sane iakee aenured pat Spearhead hi JOHN CORT, at Seventh and Pike Only « few days | office of the United States signal) States ators ee es a THE R Maneger left in whieh to get ® piano at cost. Hur- corpe from Alaska are ‘o pest onion at ¢ , Son te the thr : i ry wp. tf you want one ibe og the Alaskan °° ; seat . . nd Sat, Henry W. & otters ‘st anions were selsed t . Teniaht aod All Week, Matiners Wet & The Aret few sees P RAYMOND HITCHCOCK | rivers is rapidly breaking up Tanana is open from the delta to SOORF APPOINTED. trees the ta the New Comile Opera iit e must a on : Herald “A YANKEE TOLRIST,” and ts full of Rampart to Ki The county commissioners | tm ¢ the fre sen Was » ’ 8 large floes on the way to the 88 porn pe v ‘ ine > 4.09 to 84 ing appol AR e 4 Prof Mugan and Mr. Dey | Next Attrection: tatitan Russell in “The Butterfly te the pe ¢ Grant Arne f . Protas sth mogp Ment we eager A FEW DAYS LONGER AT BETRAYED BY GIRL tit * "=" | SEATTLE THEATER 1308 2nd Ave. HE JILTED | cwsnersmnr rine, onnzari frog | pdiosg Sag : os Barty me See Se . © Clty hote «, ROOW GARDEN TRAGEDY" Bicek Seuth of Bon Morohe } Betrayed by a girl he jilted, Wil in o Grand 1 . 2 ke ot, was i fam Harwell rmerty & farmer! hotel, whe ® gue s « absence yeate Next Week “Peck’s Mad Hey.” { ‘ at Piper City, HL, bas been arrest: cigaret in sot fire < at. * t Prices—Mats, 26 and 1c, Nights, 16 t 2 8 chess sinicnsieitiinedtiaiiissscluiteaniil We are spending ed at Juneau and is now tn Seat: | mattress < — a oe improvements | tle. en route to Milinots, where he | out the window ar " . es strates | Saree © cheer of rpng| Soman scicn wae LYRIC THEATER ie the entire North several large notes. Harwell had told the authorities where to find SMITH VERY ILL Phones 6#7. Russel! @ Drew, Mere Open | large sumber of A specia . t north) Tom Smith. cou ’ . 7 oe Mate Wed. and Sat. Every Evening, § ‘ , on lots ‘the arrest wes then oabden ‘ te “ Lewis a lak ' i | : their a ‘ has t attic all E @m their house plans General Bose ' + Maur proninga to $@ ' ven ngs } 4 Baker Park aia de is attending hum r ‘ | Me be noted for its ‘ men cto ene " dangerous ¢ mn from a cor eases daa ; - woe : | Milliecture, an wel) as : » a1 Low Angetes, | Pileation of aliments rt inane peceenhag * - es SCUTIRALINLAALS AROSE A. a Pike landscape gardening 4, Jap : Beds Lois en on storical Romance —_———— Mi te magnificent view . yerst, and t ’ TO REMOVE STRUCTURE ; ‘ * | Men t - ns 4 ee as a , OF ' Deore open, Mats.. 1:80; Brg. 1:36 ac we |e aR ae mare pep herp omy ngee | TOME TM stent ates ONIEL JONES AND f. L wee ane Mellie KE has been noti- table, to keep it togethe geettie’s feast , | FEHREN, aaTs th, Minn cm tag: Cathet : STAR Prices!" 20c,. lac; box 'eente, 3 : at ttingon, 15, and A cate ti ‘ ig Pertorme 240, 916, 848 each Every element ' aalte, | er dawe A SRLEORA PHY Tileen, Capt. Weorr a | development of bodily vigor and =— $15,000 riding , f ae Se ee endurance is found in correct pros DIDN'T PAY BILLS. the place named. “ . . piaint wee * io me under his old 5 but wa S j SdH THWESTERN LEAGUE rane portion in the soda cracker. Land Office, seatees Harmea ae Carlen, | efused x av ne Mth Ave. ana‘ ig, Pvnllbegannnt ty- yp hee PREZ Len Se TEC en. S MeCiotien 8 ; is (Aeripps Telegraph Service.» tm we |e Py Sie i | 96d Uneeda So | err Ee ... She Bank for Savings 3 Biscuit io Mor. one nt ‘ ines m the § ih Se. enprne ~ ue CAPITAL, $400,000, FULLY PAID fe the perfect soda cracker, fresh warded to the 4¥p ee rt. where | tince te 4. PER PER clean, wholesome, with all the ‘ iy ; CENT. CENT. ' crisp, flaky goodness preserved. Take any car and transfer to Rainier Heights a coing to put a na “|! . - 4 Fo MeBwar ¢ In dust tight, om . rae Se « Oakes. aia moisture proof packages. ” ork at sont? eT HASH 4 TREOT A . * . . eo os - $ 4 "an “oH or k rs yy Str =—_—_— " : b 1 a Parke Vile ; NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Guntifies, Hat Ne Vacancy ° . ‘ a 2 ¥ Li ‘ sr $ THING AT LO : SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY ‘. : er P, - t : nor rv 4 bic ' TA A r, OPPOSITE F ' F