The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1907, Page 5

; ce j JU 01 ‘ MY EXPERIENCE AS STRIKE FIRST GREAT “AUTODROME”’ SUPREME COURT! “aera: ttztzes wm cur, wtih cae te ety « tre, of Georgetown, appellant; action to | of 10 feet of the strip im oontro BREAKER IN FRISCO IS PLANNED IN GERMANY — oF OE fsa DAR Oi a RRO is ee ee Pom 99 out! Under onr Iax laws anything goon (Seattle Star's Exclusive tamer p <n : 2 et ; n wot wid Company” ta (Mr, Jno, Dathan Landor welt known Fy ormined (evo with Bs own ¢ aywith thom. My friends tried to) as wo passe@out.of the barw@nd al BERLIN, July 27. The kaiser [e% a supreme court affirms the Washineton Fito a dleanade me, They warned mo 1) bunen of union Mekots looked dag-}an aut® bug ° ® , by Pacific Squadron at Navy Yard. ** | Is not that kind a might be killed should I be caught! gera at us many to become the " 7 I al = h writer, wa ent is reversed and the sult ed dismi spying. But I resolved to take the! erve «i ated the Methods and process Of strike) chance, 1 made up in a shabby out inck Bil ” Tris ono cute tien | ot t end in vi whe | biped! | ' bs ath Rel Nt A ta Ms Rat Loch BoE ba BoM. “ tloed by the t f Y " : . * iat ond in view nas ine | appellant; judgment for $30,000 * Dreaking a» pre a hy the Unies) t and applied for work had any nerve I'd be getting $6 or! ed a move ng to the erdo detuagge for. persons! (ajurles’ re \* | @ RR iv San Franctsco, His ‘ stern looking man was in]$@ a day, But thoy are trying to tion of the first real “autodrom . ved in the defondagt’s mill in . photographs aad descriptions dod nga Five amereent office, | win Without using violence, agd The proposed structure will b Seattle ia affirmed, & | YOU MUST HURRY perite vividly the strikebreaker as) oem f wai. Job as a conduct:| I'm getting starvation wages, I | colowsal amphitheater sind ° ri Colby, respondent, va, Mon: | % } tho, kind osition union} “iver had a ~ kolng to fly the town unless the Ho, which will surpass evén tana Stables, appellant, King coun i a ae her hee Rha to mest and the eban| “Fare ny Mabetionee iw little blood aed. | Thix kind of |the now motor track at Brooklands, ty; pecuriam affirmed . THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THIS PRICE. ar the attempt the . ae . Ife ts too tame for me,” ngland if, Constantine and wife, respond ot Calhoun. os rou te y meg ” inter ithp d A. vary quietly The idea of the kaiwor is to #0 ents, ve. W.V Cans and wite | mado by » bee sae te oe Angeles, |N i passengers » bush} arrange the amphitheater that a pellants; action to compel specific Carmen's wolon, He has given the All right, Come around tomor | ness or, atrangera to the! great concoute of spectators may Sarievtannan OF & Soultech te trade | fnformation suined while em-|row morning. Your wages will be/eclity, I t howwht the day's work] watch a classic motor event during a theming oulitt ok h Bendy| *| X | opt ETN Ne ite entire progrows, This plan will King county, for Interbay lots | | << , further serve to do away with the * ~ da ‘8 Of such races when run on . the public highways. WITH 65-FOOT STREETS AND 20-FOOT ALLEYS t James “D. Drew, a mining man. sndents, K f } of Boston, after touring the state, ver $1,000 pr 18 | ANNOUNCER th thore is gold to money on & real estate tr r) plenty and that | J aearcely been scratched THE MARKETS tate has Pacific Squadron at Navy Y ae $35.00 CASH AND $5.00 PER MONTH Spend a Day The car track is laid up to the pr 1 when | the car are ru ¥ to th add ¢ b: oa } | ng within three weeks, the pr f all lots remain j | | ing unsold b udvanced If you want to get a | | | } GOOD, BIG LOT at a VERY SMALL PRICE, sce me ln | | at once, ‘ei : rF 1eW «| OPEN THIS EVENING FROM 7 TO 9:30, } | o ° | It is o ot the prettiest | | atten, ct, pratent | orinne Simpson Seattle and Everett, and has a | | ifleen of oT nd This i aula We-have wnawe Main 3010, 203-4-$ Epler Block. — Ind., 4853, yon DATHAN Lan is Is how he : sie ed one. thourand acres tato | $| bid Baawnd Aveda eo appeared in his |i _ nes eae ois SRR EERE RRR RRR RRR ER ERR REE RRR ERESEOMENSNESEESSESE | quite a number of Seattle peo ple have pufchased waterfront tracts for summer home sites Price per t (take notice that ee ee ee ee ed when he asked conductors for a job aniform,, - SRE MEE BULLETIN C99: wheat, ton Ploved by the United R. R., under |$2.50 per ten-hour day, with board) would be uneventful, but just at Cheap Excursions East | | [,"" prices given are for whole iene | on ue on >be pearl ee HB ge mage MINING STOCKS, Ry the Oregon R. R. & Nav. Co,| |! tracts and not for a single acre) : the Daily Star—-Bd.) On the following m ng I took | deserted corner, @ rock the atze of ° tomp gust 8, 9 7 vieurs : G t N th R i ts anaes ete mang cok deminer, seek eae]. a. Merra & Company, Rank| August Sma (6; Rapti reat Northern Railwa BY JOHN DATHAN LANDOR. n 1 had no! window even with the motorman’s A i hicago and return Excl ro , on a Pa | Huy and sell all Stocks and § Louis, $67.50; Omaha. (Seattle Star Exclusive vice. ban the| head jes. Dally quit . I 0 | jood ninety particulars at] E. E. SAN FRANCISCO, Cai, July 27.) man in the moon, but, as [ learned| The glass cut “I The interest of the entire coun- afterward, was in no worse predic-|and fell in ahatt seks carrie bas been centered in the strike ament than other conductors on | feet pe» ena ebvaneed king operations in San Fran-| thir first day out. I had an “ex Bilt" picked the big stone from| Cisco. Hitherto no facts have been perienced conductwr" to give me in-|the platform and heaved it back lished as to the methods of | str #, but he confessed he hadjinto the street. I expect@d to hear trick Calhoun in maintaining been a shoe clerk all bis } the i his army of strike-breakers, The) Fortunately for me, ho liberately leaned over the con qi Sonusion men were housed in cars| motorman was a crackerjack—al troller with his bleeding face turned berms, watchers were placed at the/ real live, professional strikebreak-|in the direction from which the 4 @oers and every precaution taken er. He had worked as 4 strike | rock had to prevent newspaper mou and oth- breaker in Chicago and St. Loula| “Whoop k Bis” fac 4 atoms at h ire on Goldfiel 10 Per Cent Cash BALANCE MONTHLY To |! sult. | motorman curse, bat instead he Tickets! East AT LOWEST The soll is unusually rich and fertile, and fine for garden | | ing or ranching of any deserip- | boys!” he shout rs from gaining admittance. He was called “Black Bilt It he/| ed A teow m and my ] ‘ y the strike had another name no one seemed! wages is up t ks a day! or | tion. The large cities to the | PREV LLING R TES side. The only | to know it | | north and south furnish an ex A A to try to get It takes some nerve to run these and mingte | cars,” I observed to the motorman, | th UNCLE SAM NEARLY LOST == TWO CENTS ON A LETTER © | mainder « yw night's paper for market for everything | "| Boys’ Clothing YOU CAN NOW BUY AT AVERY IMPORTANT SAVING A SUIT THAT YOUR BOY CAN WEAR FOR BARLY FALL. OUR RANGE OF SIZES 18 FROM 212 TO 16 ALL CORRECT far’ STYLES SHOWN njoy a day at Sea uch yur office and we will tel! you the best way to go out there end furnish you with any further information you may ; For Particulars, Call on or Address C. W. MELDRUM, City Pass. and Ticket Agt. 1} wish, | ey City Ticket Office tC waa taken covering that it was not pr ‘West & Whe ler A striking instance of careless-; ¢ . A, © stam ped. The error was ad na f p efore. Now and bi he special oo} fers whee Seikinie Sone: Second Columbia was nd last | $5.00 $3.75 oriu 00. S150 $6.40 |) ared tanding enterday left the ~ x t With &) atte G 1 hosed 4 98 . = = = SSS damp, and postage duc” stamp and the | pe faire ens hompital and will | One-Fourth Off on Wash Suits and Youths’ Suits stamp Due 2 cents” stamped on it tealing Butter. *, alias Ray, w for stealing t Madison ‘The letter had passed through the e Sam got his 2 Office, several clerks presum- carrying th r.. but no edly handling ft. without yone had been d ed gratis N again this morning Pr to taking up routine we {Star Special Service.) EVERETT, July 27.—There was Gicltement at the Free Method amp meeting yesterday You Didn't Believe It, Did You?| When you were told about the Reservoirs, i Yeomen is arranging for a grand Strongest Boys’ Clothing House in the State. _ Parks, Boulevards and Car Lines che ial teen, eonens “eae Aaean os Going i in and around the The work this afternoon ends the 1907. eee ee eae eee convention, but a big i be het tonight at F at which prominent men and bas been arrested for the snd has Ye rested J. Redelsheimer & Co. Veomen to Picnic 800-804 First Ave. and Columbia. The Brotherhood of American ig Joba: a man fro will speak. Governor Mead. 4 araiak bear Seen | om at jing the meet nk B. Cole of the othy= " rat g | | | 0 Bae. setucs home wich Dm. "Tho | {sumherman ‘ill act Au" the toms Will YOU Let Well, it is now a fact which you can see by visit- Asters, so they testified in court mamer rg ing the grounds, and you will profit by doing so. Large Lots $200 to $400 ded he is rose zndameson TVPHOID FEVER IN CAMP MEETING and he was arrested and cnsvesed $1 and costs in the police court a truss EVERETT, Jut > EDITORS’ CONVENTION "=" na | them || Experience Teach You? n in this pr in the | Mu sts, who arous atate of Washington there are BOS TONIGHT =e a i ron ce nt jemand rary a Only 10 per Cent. Down and $10 per Month EN ee ee eee ith at tamed bin wines This addition being 3 feet higher than Queen Anne Hill, DON'T BUILD y a pe sadder men could Infinitely im gives you the following views: Lake Washington, Union Bay, Government Canal, the Mountains in Three Directions, Queen Anne and Capitol Hills, in fact the entire city. Remember, this is 35 acres all in lawn, 60 and 70 foot prove the lives and the ness of hundreds of y men—if the younger men only listen to them and by th exp . would e you to work, they would tell you to study they would tell you many things NOT to do, en if you refused getting our estin a the § bing and heating ra |b steamer Youem- | fixtures at fair pri G. H. Brown | down to business | Plumbing Co., 221 Pine st eee | The Most Valuable Produc. Jom ductive lot, which car ton Land in Aeneri altrne rest of thelr advice, th streets, 14 foot alleys in every block. youac a tant “seenic park here al waouki upon ‘01 SAVING + 088 Increase y when and while ? mu b ay and lose tholt very tag af in erica MONEY peed ows when you want to sell? If you save REGULARLY (even if only a little a week) ahd put these savings in a good, WHY? NOW WAKE UP a) Because the valley of the Co a gin lumbia river possesses that ex Arphg bank, where they will ‘ a on Ot eiinnhn. tell tm yar or cent compound inter m . ‘ ‘ “ ° ° . ‘ " water to prodsoe the frults chat Oat yout money, tiene will In lo the fact that the Green Lake District is the district where : seer oe eens Oe Rages 4 6d all the activity in improvements is going on all over the entire nee. Contented fs ihe man or woman who has it ens or old hard times come, as must, for prosperity THE HANFORD IRRIGATED LANDS ARE OF THE BEST They extend for over twenty milon «long the Columbia river in Benton county, Washington, district. You yet hi ve the opportunity of buying lots in the best addition platted in the city limits. Remember, near two car lines and only 10 minutes’ walk of the State University and Exposition Grounds. Also the new line wil! pass through the and, being just opened for sale . ; ry AR «il and settlement : entire addition. For the next 3 days choice lots in this addition Spell Opportunity $200 to $400, also To get in at the start of the greft rine in values wh bound to come aa the oo setgies and develops GET a 10, 20, 40 of 80-Aore Fruit Farm Home PRICES $90 to $300 PER ACRE, Ou Savings We Pay 4%: Compound Interest DEPOSITS MAY BE SENT BY MAIL at loan than cont of street car fare All banking elations t account, Is given to Good House on a View Lot $500 $100 Cash and $10 Per Month Accounts opened $1.00 up | Seger + ao ey Largest Savings Deposits in the Northwest Green Lake Car to Green Lake Station THE CENTRAL BUILDING, THIRD AVENUE irchase; balance a Resources Over $10,000,000, Reserve Over $3,000,000, her t any ar whether small or la | ple ae ae More than 24,000 Satisfied Depositors a & pro; pana tiiianedteas s aeak toa HANFORD IRRIGATION AND || Bt M : m ™ iS : . | anroNPowen co. Scandinavian American Bank Internation ral Bond and Realty Co. The Trustee f Se ttle | Columbia St. Entrance, || f nuit AlWG " 337 PIONEER BLOCK Main 1156; Ind. 40. ¢ rustee Company 0 atthe } Beattie, Wash | ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE :