The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1907, niet | Randall, of Goldfield, addressing | has beon seen here before, but not | up of tho roller skating at the|by the grand jury with Hthe! Barrymore in the lead: | Coliseum. | monte gréw out of the r eleo |the Miners’ Federation yesterday, | tng rele and, the play without the . tion of trustees of the Now York | predicted general strike of all the wtar, io like the ship without the Life Insurance company sin hrougho he count to Now York as one of tho most ts yeaa Ralee Western Freight Rates. |noxt April. He referred especially | bile DOUE LE mi tree: he » masters of d 6, exqul IC. 20.5 1 > Mae th i a 7 Alaska Clum tndoreed. OHICAGO, June = 29.—Freight | to coal miners ng that the stage has rates betwoon FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 29 Captain Jinks’ and “Couatn|John P, Clum haa beon indorsed |B ory | Mi P orty O std We have that ws ¢ INI PROPER Kate” are two almple, well con.) as & candidate to succeed Thomas | 4) ¢ po &. ’ Bhan aioe: att roperly Owners TY (min atru hich give Migs Har | Cale as a delegate to congress, [1 aise the minimum on curload Fas tollowing to “of 1 6 4 v De 1 re ry dinplay | | comamnel = = ho following ta of interest to Ve can A how you can DO i ) ti " ‘ requiring Inaurance Co. te the Wall es ate Jall owners of fire insurance risks, ings to attompt anything that is beyond! CHICAGO, June 29.—The Maré] mM Jwhether small or large. The apt any ountains Ablaze h; C H lf L Das Kanne “Caclees disse’ wil vel quatia Lite Luvarease coetveny Giok: or, p utemneme AMAR. -. | Nornwonlor Metual Fire, Absoss Pay Half Cas arry Half on oan given Monday and Tuesday, and/ been placed in the hands of a te}, 4) A) : ; \ ite pot Cousta Kato” Thursday and | ceiver ng in the Chicahua mountatna | ation of Seattle, furnishes Its po! We can ¢ that, ¢ 1 ing Friday along te Me “oe Arizona line and | {ey holders absolutely the best tn (now ) in Us of Busine ' s half in | —-- Want to Settle Strike. fir higgt ove > oo ye ar demnity at a saving of from 26 per cash and "i ff th “Winchester.” SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 t ca, | Cont to 40 per cent of Board of In boar | gers in fighting flames. will “Winchester will be the otter} Effortn ure being made between] Campers started the flres irance ‘Trust rates, Its propos! in : ing at the Lolw next week, starting | the men and the company for | ners of nd 92,0 e i+ Sunday aftornooa, “Winchester” is | settlement of the car men’s strike, | Raderes Direct Vets. and pr Business Pre Move . ’ ; 4n exciting melodrama, and givos | | MADISON, Wi properties ne re eee Fe fe Aileen May a role which promises Eddy Case Up Again | ng da: ‘The company 1 Vids 16 babe on values fu Seattle 6 «in 0 veareiiak HW to be one of the moat popular eho} GONCORD, N. Hi, June 20.—! pw the set Bg Ba ce gg gr sey lde wee fe Cite Ree of pgp ite i aarins. he era } has yot exsayed, In one scone Bho | Judgo Edgar Aldrich, of Littloton,| fee the olectt M one of the stronge yours), and rent ré ‘ jhas a hatrrataing he ride, | han t Eopeished maater tu otto t ceenines ‘te dinar vote aswoolations " of | insurance com pat ; which is said to be on: moat | ¢ : vga haw Wate Natal caret ta panies to be foun P. No ntral will Yi ld 8 ay joffective hits inn melo | or tus ae ahee te : If your risk is @ desirable one voperty 0. 6 saz if te “4 4 lot Mra ry Baker G, Eddy by PREDICTS BIG STRIKE | H drama. “A Texas Steer,” the Hoyt! Judge Robert N. Chamberlain, of | : and larger than we can handle in the < io. 6), bas ' |farce comedy, closes tonight |the supreme court DENVER, Colo, June 20.—Robert “5 ire ie of open tonne eady made, will eat ld to ; —— Ufiit Owners of somewhat more th cent present « ” atio put the same . A Marked Woman | Harriman Pays His Fine. The Only ie ursion of ing e mend F spotter | price of Units “A Marked Woman,” which goes} New YORK, J 0 —K. Ht ; j K, June 2 | If you have a risk which should OTHERS ARE DOING THIS; YOU CAN DO IT. LET US on at the Seattle theater tomorrow | Harriman has paid hts fine for vio This Season to be put under protection of auto my : SHOW YOU TODAY. YOU CAN INVEST ANY AMOUNT. afternoon, t¥ & thrilling tale Of tating the rules laid down at the villainy, herotem, fortune and mis! regatta of the YaleHarvard race. | Pacific Ocean matte sprinklers, it will pay you mmunicate with the Mill Ows ASK FOR BOOKLET NO, 4. fortune, depleting si ta seenes ‘The incident ts closed, ‘The rail ers’ Sprinkler Company. This Com dealing WIth broad magnate fe still chagrined The 20-knot steamer Iroquois pany fa inde ndept of the ea. The Bur |eee bistasreet wil wave Piers Trot ltcicete. Geaation tra tee The Trustee Company of Seattle ny promises an siabnionte 30, at 9 a. m. (arrive back at 10:80 | Mill Owners’ Sprinkler Company Yamamoto Coming. p. m.) for & trip to the coon, Round can furnish you with an absolutely | NRW YORK, June 20.—Admiral |tp tieketa $2. Staterooms and class equipment and a sprink lyamamoto, of the Imperial Jap-|tekets apply Inland Navigation 4 approved by the Nat |} anese navy, with several officers,| Pier No. 2. Telephone, Main 211 of Pire Underwriters. Pt oe 1458, Independent 827 will arrive next week from Kurope and after spending several days here, go to Seattle. LOWMAN BUILDING, SD aaaaaamaite Operas Coming The San pany, with T mi, and othe rancisco Ope Webb, Aida " i favorite b pa, follows Eihot Da at the Grand. “Fantanna arden,” and the “Singing Insurance Men Indicted. among the new shows ad | NEW YORK June 2 George Pens. SONNE REND, F. Scrugham, manager of the In ternational policyholders commit too, and an employe were indicted Every Deposit Made in our Savings De- partment on or before July 6th draws interest for the full month of July...... We Are Making a Specialty In Laundering Shirt Waists, Collarse Cuffs wor ere ema Do you like fine laundered Shirt Waists, Collars and Cuffs? If so, come to us or send them by our drivers. We pride ourselves upon our work, and consider it the best to be had in the city. Give usa trial. We will please you. New Vaudeville Actes. The big Fourth of July vaudeville | | DIT] of the Star theater, eight acts will begin tte run « Met Bago tigy BANKRUPT STOCK OF are Beatrice Moreland ETHEL BARRYMORE Co, in a high class playle | te Captain Jinks, third act of the Clyde Fitch Comedy, which opens |!" & Husband.” Others « at the Grand on Monday. Orma, @ coon sh ON cAsy TERMS Remember t is ig the last a slack wire expert instrel; Deery & Fr wook of the ar at ano Sale com Rube and the Bachelor) sisting of the Receivers Stock Teudo, a Jap equillbrist; | nought by the Meyer-Toner Piano adie Roesoh pe. | Company Tonight and tor The $4,000 cash which we in program will have its last rendi |tended to raise during this sale tions | was obtained in the first woek Ethel Barrymore. . therefore during thia second and iis deateniiiae OF tek Dine Windup of Skating last week we offer the reat « h makes a hit as the Richard Love bolsters | Matd nt as Picard ttle boy, plays “Twe Orphans” Given. cgebied se son cht, tomorrow afternoon and | stock at the samme cash prices, este van Fim Praga : tomorrow night will see the wind-|on terme o' $5 and $10 oO Pathetic nee are Tachi stush eveseting G top plane fos Open Your Account at Once ° L d 3 tie ‘i i ra | select ie ccetee Pert one a Cosilien ois swe ‘tals Se ueen City Laundry * Geant Galore. And, by Aon od Sete tones eit - 2 means to you? It means that you Mr. Hunting was the second actor | 4, E Fast The mud or dust’s a foot poe bay tor 5108 & genuine mahog ripole tm ¢ omn ap Excursions Eas! deep; if it isn’t one, it’s the |deaier will charge you $260 for wo Orphans” was/by the Oregon R. Ro & Nav. © and an pey for it at the rate oF) wo for - ‘ July 3, 4 and 5: Ang 8, 8 and 10 other. lof at liare per month, and so on ‘es pleas'ng |) Sept. 11, 12 and 13; Chicago and » ut thy to t 460 pi interpretation of the Chevatior and/return, §71.50 St.. Louts "oe ° Yo grocer returas your money bah _ me on Bagh $260 on SEATTLE BELL p gets all possible out | Omaha, Kansas City, ete ) don't ike Schilling’s Best: | payments of $10 per month FIRST AND ‘ him Ind. 953. Sunset, Main 953. Henrietta’ FE ¥ ty days with stop THE MEYER-TONER PIANO (O.. Many battleships at navy yard now , e E Clite, Geal. Age mt ow. aT htc a mare ca orl SE OL A Grand Excursion Tomorrow, Sunday To the Beautiful San Juan Islands 250 miles of sight-seeing for $1.50. A daylight trip past countless islands, through rugged passes and along the shores of the finest body of water in the world t Unton Open Tonight, 5:00 to 8:00 vi tA Round Trip Fare| Round Trip Fare $1.50 || “374. \|| $1.50 Children in Arms, Free pets a crf? ~~ sate ; ~. Children in Arms, Free , Chiidren Under 12 Years 75c_ | er : Pome mien Children Under 12 Years 7c Steamer Yosemite Leaves Pier 6 — : . ied F Tickets on Sale at Bartell’s Drug agoegihes ae _— cs Store, 610 Second; Swift’s Drug foot of University Street at 8:30 STEAMER YOSEMITE Store. 2d and Pike and at Pier 6 . ar 1 ay ar FieR G. a. Mm. sharp, Sunday, June 30. FOOT OF UNIVERSITY ST. foot of University Street. The Steamer Yosemite is the largest, safest, most commodious and only exclusive excursion steamer on the Sound, Capacity 1,500, but number of tickets to be sold will be limited so that there will be no crowding. Bring the children and old folks along and let them enjoy this salt water outing. There will be an orchestra on board for dancing. Don’t Let the Weather Keep You Home. It Always Clears Up on the Sound Early in the Day, Cvs if It’s Raining and Cloudy in Seattle eae “THE RETURN | Leaving behind Orcas Island the return will be made through Island and then straight into Deception Pass, where great crags rear themselves from the ocean’s depth to mountain heights; thence into Skagit Bay, the Y ite will skirt the western shores of Camano Island and afford all an opportunity to enjoy the grand ‘OUT BOUND Leavy ring Seattle at 8:30 a. m. sharp Sunday, the Yusemite will go out Admiralty Inlet, past Whidby Island, Fort Flagler, Fort Casey, Fort Worden and Port Townsend and into the Straits of San Juan de Fuca, and thence into Rosario Straits, through Thatcher Pass, by Lopez, De- catur, and Blakely Islands, into San Juan Archipelago through narrow « hannels within one hun- dred feet of rocky, precipitous shores, where the scenery is almost appalling in its ruggedness, and the grandeur of the surroundings are incomparable, to the beautiful Orcas Island of the San Juan group, the garden spot of Pl Sound country, where flowers and fruit grow in such perfection and profusion, where nature contributes so largely to the bountiful. Here at Orcas Island, amidst ideal surroundings, a stop of one hour will be made, which will allow time to lunch and an op re to see and explore this interesting pleasure haunt. } 1 scenery of the noted Saratoga Passage; then Gadney Island, Possession Sound and home at 10 p. m. Bring Your Lunch Baskets Or, if you prefer, you can procure your meals aboard the boat at very reason ible figures serve your tickets i: as a limited number will be sold to avoid crow x a es = — Tickets hee the Round Trip $1.50-—-Tic kets on Sale sh Swift's ean Sere, Sec ‘aia and Pike; Bartell’s Red Cross Annex, 610 Second Ave.; on Pier 6, Foot of University Street. - Sc ee a NE I EE ET LLL LL A a ES EE SORTER AY er reat mem aare mane te ne Pane ene