The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1907. tended, with such violence as to | posseanton of coal land devtired by | | bring It completely back on {te} (he compantes by fraud ‘EIGHT PER CENT | jhaunches, It again screamed piti } ously; and thin Ume with a fow Lotter Carriere to Strike = | savage snaps the wolt hamstrung| BAN FRANCISCO, June 26-~The BONDS ADVISED and partially disembowled it, a | etter earriera will atrike July 1 for {t fell over, having made no attompt| an tnerease in salaries due to the to defend ttaelf jextra work required since the fire pati and the high cost of living Six por cent local Improver bonds are now selling for jews than Wolves are ate a 4 are cunning beasts and par and this has led some members will often try to Ill their prey inte Promises Immunity. Lie the aienee vee tinh tab oe | Wasuaple jon by playing around and | PARIS, June Immunity hae) jogat improvement bonds should be (Star Special Service.) the fatlure of the railroads to re james Pe ee . once BAW & YOUNK | been promised the wine f ra by |ineued Hereafter for leas than & per . 3 Sens Chareing Port to the commission when a io and & Wolf cub together near) ihe premier, and Marcelin Albert! cont inf@rest QLYMPLA. “ag ow of tek occurs, which te made man the hut of the settler who had cap-|the leader in the recent revolt, has| {t jalpald that the contractors the safely nn datory under. the 1907 law tured both. ‘The wolf was just old | returned to carry the good news, | are didposing of their bonds on Se tn ¢ raillroad|” He submite a detailed report |*80ugh to begin to feel vicious and | after a conference here lthe basle of 8 p cent Intere ; z ? blood-thirsty, and to show symp- | useless © of their upen ears and locomotives inap | , ? | This brings down a 6 per cent bond re cond! on everely ed by him. During three monthas |S of attacking th r, On the} Hard, Hard Luck, to % jack of < n hand he inspected 185 locomotives in|eceasion In question he got looe| AneRDWEN, Wash. June 26 defective. |224 ran towards ft, but it turn and beg yards, service and found 37 hax One, with flanges worn to a dan wm to hit him with ite for ate gerous point, he ordered into the | fet. seemingly in sport; whereat he | ic tanes for ben tinea jrolled over on his back before it ith to) Out of 4,875 cara inspected 226 | 884 acted like a puppy at play stive, chiefly in the Soon it turned and walked off | Several weeks ago the saloon of! KROMYS ADDRESS TO “GRADS” Franklin Klein was robbed and much of the stock taken, Resolved that no further inroads would be nine vont made on his possessions, he slept in the saloons nights, Bund hk Serv Conn, J Unitet States Senator P. ¢ were found d y night on to matter of sa appliances: immediately the wolf, with bristling | his hotse was entered and robbed, | domed by tt hair, crawled after, and with a we TREE WRe Sateen OO FeDERS bublifan state mnvention as a ean. | pounce selzed it by the haunch, anc w er a as tee” wate tag } | jappy at Aberdeen » Yale law | doubtless have murdered the | Land de the graduates of the Y la ABERDEEN, Waeh,, June ting, stragg! creat schook, taking for his subject, “The LaEE RG crenting Chief of Police Wappenstein of Se-| Development of the Federal Pow . not the bystande orfered - THeSsS mer eee eres Jattle ts visiting his brother-in-law,|to Regulate Commerce Where there are no domestic ani-|& 3 Bene » ys mals, wolves feed © t . | Uncle Sam on Temperance. thing from a meres to an elk Teey| To Build Cannoeries. | Consulted as to the great In Ps are the redoubtable cr nA SALEM, Ore, June 25.—Thelerease in the consumption of aceee rece) (Ol of the Seattle, will construct canneries In|of the Internal Revenue ba Rich in the forg thin valley, and next year will erect| say, “There ean be no do t in MEG Way 3 fo They are easily « : j take them in fair ch }" umbers, If the fox can and kill t into the oe 0 Baes For Further Particulars Ask at the Store Dim and Dusty Past marvelous and fascin been and can yet be cast It |underbrush, however, he can canneries at Wenatchee and Vam|the marked decrease in drunken / rk. ~ around much faster than the wolf, | °Uver Wash ness is to some extent due to the { the Temple of Zeus on and #0 escape pursult. Sometimes | |aubstitution of beer for strong A P one wolf will try to put a fox out | Lenient With Ristors. drinks fact tha ages of the stars has of & cover while another waits oyt.| LISBON, June 24.—King Charles In other words, the Increase in his psidthn tive ae reed find Bele > side to snap him up. Moreover, the | 44 refused to consent to the se | the consumption of bottled beers « Pth ; ald c ci t 10ul ind a pla td wolf kills even closer kinsfotk than | Yere mea posed by the pre | is of the most potent factors one of our advertising yx ions is indicative of the re ces of the management of > the fox. When preased t ey | miler of F inst the alleged |tm the owth of temperance sen The Rhodes Company p y hanger . it will doubtedly someti o ere oO o « une timent and practice feor is a > : hs | a paint toh f oa aged ié ee eee beneficial drink which seems . es ¢ s, on heavy paper, will be furnished free, and particulars of this vour it although during most “ot | Troops Transferred fford the needed happy ~ an | most ting and interesting and profitable event will be disclosed later. the year the two animals live in| France, June 26.--The re See: ee a from “The Wilderness | will kill an ordinary horse. A man | perfect harmony |mutinous soldiers of the Sever »hibition one copyrighted 1899 by G. P| 1 knew, who was engaged in pack ese Saath Intaniiey tied. teem ‘tenen and intempers on the or » Coeur d’Alenes, once rn . other ps Sons, New York and Lon-/ing Into the Coeur d’Alenes, Though * erred from Agde without notice. Witnessed such a feat om the part] wolves to attack a es t ri the | PB ig Rapotge = 9 - gape " y . vod | oor cy clight ¢ ~ mildly in this newspaper un- | Of & wolf wilder portion of the far northweat | Supply Skin For Girt, beer Se net as ; > } He was taking bie pack train rthweat | stimulating that ite use is not only Arrangements with G. P.) 4 x P I bave heard them come around| DES MOINES, Ia, June 25.—At| enn vi tects, but. posh "s Sons down into a valley when he saw &/ camp very close, growling so say-| the solicitation of the p of aly r pose oe horse grazing therein; it had bees tively salutary and invigorating t ly as to make one wt ret $ . imber wolves of the ne em, | Aer © almost retuc weal church, 13 fashionable young the presentday rush did not Me turned loose by another kiNg | tant to leave the camp fire and go | Christian Endeavorers subuittted to hag " Rocky bg \ att outfit, because it became exhausted. | out into the four-footed beast ¢ He lost sight of it as the trali went dhey live. They are r down a algazg, and while it was ing themselves with thus out of sight he suddenly heard sible to live perfect | make tt tm darkness unarmed | grafting operations to supply skin |i, normal, rhythmical, well-balanc Once I was camped in the fall year | for a girl friend ed lives, no stimulant of any kip tanely little lake Ia the morn would be essential; but in this . tains, by the edge of quite t 4 Treasurer J. bs Dead Le ng Up the dy * ti a broad} reasurer Jacobs Dead. wtr ©, pure beer ie f ae ters Whe it utter the appalling scream, un-| stream. Soon after nightfall three} SAN FRANCISCO. Ju Ae | abl n asaistant to Nature In ot the far a ike and more dreadful than any|or four wolves came around can ag tea gee eas > | Oop 08 88 ® - areis pits cold ‘and food scarce other sound, which a horse only |and kept me 2 AMP | sistant United Sta Treasurer J vering from the severe drains awake by thelr sini» | 7 ‘ Jacobs, for 12 years subtreas | and overtaxing demands of moderp er and dismal howling Two or urer, died suddenly yeaterday ife; and, owing to the insignizieant | percent of alcohol in beer NEW INCORPORATIONS reaction {a almost imperceptih The t © effects of a pure, light beer, such as Luxus Th Neer (star Special Servier.) You Like,” brewed and bottled In and together 'n sma!) parties. | utters in extreme fright or agony of four or five iudividuals, |The scream was repeated, and a4| three times they came so close t piken assall everything. even & | he came in sight again he saw that | the fire that 1 could hear them > ME 8 panther. A bull elk or |g great wolf had attacked the horse. | their jaws and grow!, and at. ieee, when on its guard.) The poor animal had been bitten | time f positively thought that t @ Most dangerous fight; but terribly in ite haunches and wa inteaded to try te t int at wolf will frequently master cowering upon them, while the wolf the’ dena of exetted wer ell of - rug Bre of either an sae as well as | stood and looked at it a few paces |the fresh rae ee at the smell ot} OLYMPIA. June 26.—The fol. | Omaha by bn Fr aK "7 = gion qattlc and horses. off. In a moment or two the horse After & while the low corporation papers have | Company xponents of the Fine < large e ¥ stopped how! . ' r Art of Brewing,” make it an ideal patiacking such large game, partially recovered and made a des-| ing; and then all was silent for an} a Ses WEA the Senvetary of | tis peverage. ite nee io 0 com , the wolves like fo act Im perate bound forward, starting at | hour or so. one springing at the ant- full gallop. immedi y the wolf] was turning Into bed, when I sud d attracting its at-/was after it, overhauled it in three|denly heard some animal of con r hamatrings (or four jumps. and then seized 1 | siderable size come down to the ne such big wolt by the hock while its legs were ex-| stream nearly opposite me and be i Minut pasnanatenant n —_ to splash across, first wading, | + the W hington & ¢ then swimmin, It was piteh dark i land 3 could nat pomal bly ow ten 7 vg ote Bye rg — acre | felt sure it was a wolf, However, | “New company—independent Coal | result jafter coming half way over, it : : 90,000; IL. c..P hanged its mind and swam back gwing W. DB. Monks. J. D. Jones | D0 1 jet the fire go out and Pacific Fir company, of Wiscon | mendat and even wher sin, appoints Waldo EB. Holmes, of | ken freely, it te followed by no Seattlo, as state agent, succeeding | Dad aftereffects. Do C. R. Wileox, deceased Luxes by any other t of meetings and bylaws ‘adicaily different if you have North. | ever felt that beer did not agree i June | With you, try Luxus; you will be y surprised. Luxus is the { years of study and ex ng with the avowed pu THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotets | of producing a beer free from © the opposite bank; nor did I see) ang Kobert ‘R Fox all the objectionable features of hear anything more of the night ordinary beers Laxus is made marauders. of the at barley malt, seasoned U. S. Navy Yard rico im@brted direct from India, TELEGRAPH B All aboard for the navy yard to the chafifest yields of Hohemiar seo Uncle Bam's battleships, the i. pe, a water from our own a BARGAIN A seein Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin a i. Brewed in a brewery the gunboats Ch a whic h fa model of cleantiness Arranges Frisco Loans. Albany, the training ship Philate} and hygienic conditions, Luxus ts p> SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.—For-| phia, the prison ship Nipsic the the most exquisite refinement of mer Mayor Phelan has returned immense drydock Boats teave the brewer's art from New York city and announces Pier 2 at 6:50, §:30 and 10 a. m Levinson'a, pole distributors. hat much eastern money will be | 1:15, 2:30 and 4:30 pm. Round 209 Second Ave. Sunset, Main 644 loaned to Friseo people to rebuild trip be 7? Ind. 644 Baseball For $100. REDMOND, June 25.—On July 4 the Redmond and Kirkland baseball nines will play @ game and to the winner goes a purse of $100. $15. 75 The China Closet spe- cially priced as above | Japs to Sue Frisco. SAN FRANCISCO, June 256.-—The | | Japanese restaurant keepers and bath house proprietors injured in differs from illustration in that it has plain upper panel instead of carved i has three shelves, This China Closet would or dinarily sell for from $24.00 to $25.00. Is nice cording to Frank A. Daw, who made the announcement CHECKS, STRIPES, PLAIDS AND MIXTURES. A ui} i panel. Sides consist of Hi bent glass panels, wit! 4] straight ss door in Now He Denies It. feoes,° China Closet ST. PAUL, June john A Ree. RE ‘ eS poe ure +4 in. wide b Johnson is not out for the demo TWOPIECE SUITS—COAT AND TROUSER bi an teres pamela gy Hoy ea a WELL CUT, ROOMY, OF LIGHT WEIGHT TEXTURE a Strike at Louisville. VAST COLLECTION FROM oi a $10 to $30 ollowing the order to enforce the one. , THREE-PIECE 8st ade throw solid oak, and can be had in golden or weathered working ecard of all u Pipe Tay en $15 to $40 Bannerman has offered in the h of commons the «¢ ation restricting to nullify the house of work by veto, which the h peewee; peeieeerene finish. Our special price ment’s res ast three days Suse to Secure Coal Land 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia rhe federal government has fied | Strongest Topcoat House in the State | pm - gees Fruits 5 RAR ia TCE ae PrECIAL SALE OF BATHROOM FIXTURES TOMORROW Rave arranged a 51 adi th oon. Fixtures to AMUSE MENTS. SEATTLE THEATER Rw Dd t assortme tomorrow of 7¢ | \be Tumbler Hob cach 10¢ 10¢@ | tbe Tumbler Hol *, cach 42¢ 18¢ | $1.00 Tumbler Holders, each ive 65e ght, All Week, Saturday 54 famous Earl Burgess Company in “NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER" 42¢ | the Towel f each (Oailke a: ber shoes 50¢ Towel | each ‘iaiih anita lebih ne wancon 65¢ | 6c Towel Bars, each Price Py) eg Pm She be Towel f each : Te Te eack SEVEN BIG NEW ACTS HERE © b T each Ne Piting & ¢ ! r H Vine Haw & le 106 To . cack Kreisel's Dogs and Cats; Allon Shaw; La Maybelle Meeker; Anima “Keep in Mind” T h Pictures; Eddie Roes Oe SI ieee ess ssa os >:. soni oe LOIS THEATER. Clihe’s Piano j 1 Coa Phones—Main 1204; Ind. 4334 _ 1 Coat Ht eact . oh TEXAS nde te Rich Greatest Music Store i 1 Hh THIRD AVE. THEATER. Pho 1 ‘ } ‘ rh a ! Ma ' ty on ‘the Flye r NEVER - RUST” BATHROOM wn i, ene Yoga NY sageberacena, 13 " THE TWO ORPHANS EAVES SEATTLE 4 x a M and, 25 a. 0 05 and YOU. WANT BRACES w tans RACES (222 [ ComNer | THE MEADOWS i(f adorn ALBERT HANSEN | Rint , ' - oe py ™. veh pooner . UEAVe tacoma Thi an ; . nog ai m. ald 1 and 4 : .. OB¢ ‘ ROLLER SKATING viete 1 subject tovcha “ 1 witt r — \ DOW DISPLAY U. ot P meer a LUNA PAK—— | af gi ALL THE CREDIT Worid-Fat ‘ ; ; ' | | PIANOS [een GIX RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE Victor and Edison | son co Saturday, June 29, at 2 1 Cars lea ‘ ‘ * Talking Machines ~ A@mission, including grand en $1.00, lad 0 cer 711 Second Ave., Soaltle It’s Free---Ask for It as You Enter the Store and date of birth of th nquirer, select the sp ace be- , lay comes in. 1 hows th lanet and The FIRST or OUTSIDE CIRCL - nation OND CIRCLE the bject of L ; the RTH CIRCLE, WEALTH, and the FIFTH or ter down, to count In first letter; fourth GIVES wit tate 'tne “tant | J. REedelsheimer@Co.|j The Rhodes Co,, ade Sea - View Tracts are on the Sound, be- and Everctt, and have PATENT EXCELLENT das con giidook A sue s th J “ forme . yi . “r ® view of the and TY MILL CO GEATTLE, U8 A || $350t0$750 PER TRACT CLOAKS, SUITS | = = and MILLINERY aii utiting Rion AIVORS