The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1908, Page 8

This picture was in a collection owned by the United partment. It teis its own Memorial taken by a photog med Brady, who fol Statos government, and the picture Day story IMPRISONED FOR GREETING EMMA GOLDMAN ! The above pictures are those of | the principals in a recent army sensation. iss Emma Goldman,! known as the “Queen of the An/| archists,” lectured in San Francis: | co. Private Buwaida of the U. army attended the meetings. Bu waida went forward one evening at the close of the lecture, shook hands with Miss Goldman and pub- liely acknowledged her utterances. Detectives had their eyes on the soldier. He was arrested and tried before a court-martial and sen- tenced to fifteen years’ imprison- ment. General Funston commuted se ee | MAN HE HELPED WAS UNGRATEF Charles Newman, of 2143 Sixth av. W., a ticket broker who folow-/ e@ the fleet to Tacoma, believes | that he has discovered the person ification of ingratitude In the per son of James P. Biake, a young ticket seller he employed while at the city of Destiny Newman says Blake was arrested | by the Tacoma police for selling | The greatest selling out sale, consisting of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and Men's Furnishing Goods, ever known in Seattie will continue until el! merchan dise is sold. RAINIER Germne co, rear the cash recured from the sale the sentence to three yeare. Ac cording to army rules, it is wrong for a soldier to applaud or sanction that which can be misconstrued as being against the public good. The States does not tolerate an archism, and Buwaida is one of the first to for an offense of this nature. tickets on the street. With part of ot bail New the tickets, Blake furnished An soon as he was out of jail man says Blake left the city with about $15, a part of the proceeds of the sas of Uckets and bas not been seen since, Newman ays he will «wear out a warrant for Blake's | arrest SPERRY SENDS LETTER OF THANKS iaat the magnificent given to the Atlantic fleet by Se attle and ali the ports on the Pacific const visited by the battle ships is evidence not only of the greatest patriotism, but also indi cates that the reception ALKI PARK At Alki Point Now Open For the Season Free vaudeville daily free band concert; at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.; $30,000 Natatorium Heated Salt Water Bathing ocean wave; shooting gallery; baby ball game; boxing kangaroo; den of snakes— Dancing Hall and Cafe Picnic parties a specialty; for all basket benches. parties beautiful grounds free use of tables and Alki Park Boats Galbraith every half hour hourly service Leave Street day; 25¢ mission Dock, Fare, Including Ad- Round Trip of Madison on Saturday and Sun 25 foot week days to Park | Gontest between the Ur iJ. 7 »wed the Union forces tn the field fe ie reproduced tn The Star by special permission of the war arke enough for the 4 { peace and the protect terests on this ce an wel a the At ic, is the optnion of Rear Ar miral C. 8 Sperry, commande chief of the Atlantic feet This is the gist of a or to Mayor Miller from the admiral in| which he thanks the in behalf of ht officers and men for the court extended to the feet dur inf ite viet In & le COLLEGE ORATORS TO CONTEST The annual triangular oratorical ruities of Oregon, idaho and Washington will take place at the University «ym nastum protmptly at & o'clock to night Willard K. Gwinn will Idabo with an oration ‘ Breakers Ahead.” Jesse H. Bond will talk on The Pyoletion of Character” for the University of Oregon, while Herman Allen, the Washington orator, will speak on The Foundation of the State |} Allen was a member of the win ning debating team that met Call jfornia this spring, and is consid lered one of the « tora the university ever p In the local tryout, bis j Sree place by all t } on lee m pond and thoug and this. }together with Allen's natural pow make the Washing * to the jere of delivery tontans fee! very sankuine outcome of the contest Washington bas won six out of the seven interstate oratorical cos tewts held #o far ‘PIONEERS TO HOLD REUNION The Pioneer am jation of the state of Washington will hold ite 1908 reunion In Seattie on June 9 10 Edgar (iryan of this eity ry, has issued notice to this and sec effect The business meeting will held June ® at-Madison park The muck-amuck” will be held 10. Rev. M. A. Mathews and Condon will make the prin jeipal addresses Full announcement of the m will be made later TO BEGIN WORK ON LARGE HOTEL | excavation for the ‘ection of an elghtstery hotel building at the northwest corner of Second av and be pro: | western people are | Stewart st will be commenced monday. he contracts for the ex cavation and butiding the retaining walls bave been let to A. BE. White and the Franklin Fireproofing com: | pany | The site in owned and will be improved by Silax Archibald. The architect fe Warren Milner. SHORT NEWS FLASHES: Alton Bi. Parker may write the democratic platform A general mortgage of 4 per cent bonds to the amount of $200,000,009! has been authorized by the Burilng ton railroad Congressman Burton sent Taft's name convention Bremerton, with impressive cere monies, has dedicated its new city will pire to the republican park . There is a scarcity of school ma‘ams in Walla Walla county 8. 8. Bailey, of § Everett a city park « BIG PICNIC SUNDAY. Attend the pienic at Wildwood park Sunday afternoon and even ing, given under auspices of the Dramatic club Dancing baseball, ete. Take Strs. Wildwood and Haas at Leschi p cents See Joe Schermer’s AG NEXT PRIDAY They’re Exclusive Clothiers | dlatinetion to the b | date TH ‘LE STAR+{SATURDAY, MAY 30, 190t. nelgh bor. een Away niauan Ot ie k On the be ° Butte Speaker Troubles peter Z burt i May 30 | the whot thes A. R. definitely decided fe) AeOd Undey ; ereat Rev, Dr. I 4 ° : © liberated withoyp PARADE D Enraged Mother Kills Man) woman coves Mr, Dunenn | \ LOSES PURSE, “retire arte® it pecame ig Found Maltreating 9°. who ne that} 11 Hina ¢ , reporteg tb ‘One Thousand Men From| hatte and speak in his pulpit. Ho Daughter. yentnr a Male Battleships Join With “a, Clien (Sy Untied Brees | LINGHAM . 4 te NEV YOR 0 Caurt Veterans. | nam business interest the act ating Ki THE ANGELES | | fou net kod ipataiiy’ Ailhee Keavac want key Ag ‘Rear Admiral Wainwright‘ a inilinar ounie te toe de | and Officers Also aaa er prominent citizens also ty Follo meme with the parade ing the p xercisew GRAND OPERA HOUSE JOHN CORT, Manager it servation of the day was the most able a single kes a total of f ithin two and asked sitielan Union Pacific Constructing Trestle on Fifth Av. South. in this city and protiably the WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY SATURD. os Mame THE SAN FRANCISCO OPERA 09, has Portiand’s Memorial Day PORTLAND, May Tt t for a posi Ore eaider with the eeeeeeeeeee be conndksseduenaene Memoria! day services of the ¢ tion. | KR. were held at Lone Fir cemeter HEREEMY ESE ¥ ¥ © BOS las 2 a ae * 4 i (Direction of F. W. Hea Preventing The Union Pacific rattroad bas} | “e y comme work on its terminal} ALE” in Seattle A crew of men and> : » pile drivers are laying the} An Adaptation of Offenbdach's “La Perichol foundation of a trestle along Fitth | A Sparkling Comic Opera in Three Acts and 4 Pid eh ay. & from Spokane av. w Hol-j f Kate at. This trestle, which ts about ? Nights, 1§¢ to $1.00; Matines am long. will be completed with. e 7 in two months | — — ~ — ——— At present the tresti¢ bas but sie eras rm one track, but another will be aad | SEA | | | E i} H ed shortly after ite co remiel Ralls will be laid on the trestle Russell &@ Drew, Managers Both Phones—41. as soon as posaitt p end work Fg | The Leading Popular Theatre” Open Every evening, p: Naas tate sath b from @is Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday. Night Prices, Ibe to 568 Maik 5 Satin ose se tery in Pana | Toulght, Last Time “THE SHADOW BEHIND THE THRONE” = re . a ¥e oe nog a Week Starting Matinee TOMORKOW (SUNDAY), MAY 3h By regi re Solon vastnel Burgess & Himetetn offer the BURGESS. BUNTING COMPANY, fp te Seattle terninal Realistie Surprises” im } Story tuated With Novel and The Milwaukee road te also pre pe x : paring to start active work on tts} gest Cast of Any Production Up to Da « A Verltable Beenie The ton-} sation, Next Week—EMMA BUNiING IN “THE PRINCESS OF weet waterway property vetion of the road through the Cascades has advanced so far that it will be necessary to put a large | force of men to work op the termi fal in Seattic The men will be put to work early next month President Farting has stated that jthe first trafns into Seattle will be taken over the mountains on « switehback, as the tunnel will not be completed by that time. He ex pects that the road f Seattle to Snoqualmie pass will be completed by November ] PATCHES MANAGBR PANTAGES ANNOUNCES THE | 8ON NEXT WEEK. THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST — BIGGEST PLAY. BIGGEST CAST, BIGGEST ROYALTY, As Played tn New York City for Two Years. At Pantages. The program at Pantages next BLANCHE BATES’ GREATES Week, beginning with Monday mat-| inee, will include Barnes & Went Don't Forget Our P and. Don't Forget to singers and ‘ers; Zim jus Your Seats Onee, as the Crowds WIll Be the Largest Ever *; Marion Sisters, pianolo ered fa 4 Gentile Theatre. opera star; Vir news girl and the the singer, and the ren | LONDON LOOKS FORWARD j TO WARD-REID NUPTIALS. | Johanna Cristofty on & Dunlap, flirt; Elwell motion plete CURTAIN RISES SHARP AT $:16 AND 2:16. COLISEUM Seattle's Leading deville House. remes seats one week in advance by Pheate HA 18-100, $00; Reserved Beat © Thousand 16¢ 8 ate NEW ACTS MONDAY AFTERNOON, FAMOUS OKITO FAMILY Chinese Magicians and IIlusionists OSCAR LORAINE, ELT UN POLO Protean Violinist America’s Greatest HARRY PIL | LEO AND CHAPMAN,” Kecentric Dancer | In “Wanted—A Domkes. LILLIAN HALE AND CO. DDIR RORSCH AND In “The Phantom Rival VITASCOPE. PANTAGES THEA’ “*UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” Feature of Features THE ZARROW TRIO Expert and Comedy Cyclists Third Ave and James St Phanee 5166 Performances 2:88, *.4% Sal Each Day You may Pe ve THE DIRECTOIRE GOWN HAS TEEN REVIVED IN FRANCE AND 18 EXPECTED TO BECOME POPULAR IN AMERICA TROUSERS ARE WORN UNDER KIRT. TH Lake Washington Excursions HON. JOHN WARD. attic Star Exclusive Service.) LONDON, May london 8 BARNES AND WEST JOHANNA CRISTOFFY, ciety is talking bout little dive eth tonn Geantiie Wédoamian ned Se Operatic. Stak, ‘rom than the coming marriage of Mtsel ” ibcaeaae yOu ~~ eoalecata unich Opera Howse. 7 Jean Reid, daughter of ghe Ameri ~_ IMMER 7 VIRDON A D DUNLAR, : can ambassador to Great Britain The N a News Girl and the Flt and = Hon ohn Hubert Ward. MARION SISTERS. ELWELL THE SINGER. & brother of the Hari of Dudley and . saree ; equerry-in-waiting to King Edward , TEST MOTIONS ologists I At the suggestion of King Bd = - ward himeelf, the wedding will ‘ake place in the Chapel Koval ol] Steamers FORTUNA aad URANIA Leaving iss St. James palace. This is a @ times participants fixed on June will present and possibly Que VAI DEVILL gE nat STAR #33 MUSICAL COMEDY AND Madison and Leschi Parks Daily PRS. CYRENE AND SANTHUS DETWEEN RKS has King Edward the ceremony Alexandra MADISON AND Lesonr cTs DAY TERNOON. DRTUNA LRAYRS LusoH NEW A DAY AFTER STR. URANIA LEAVES MADISON - mi, oreo om. 1:00 | PARK 0:20 @ m, 11:00 0. m., 2:00 EDY ( O U. 8 Navy Yard Route Steamer Bi Framer | om, 4:00 & mn, 8:00 > YOUNG'S MU SIC AL COMEDY Monticello teaves Flyer dock 6:30 t } TWENTY-FIVE Cl K BROPLE IN os and 9:30 a. m., 1:30 and 4 p.m. *#*|| gpiue, Morcer \sian of slahteen mm ss I M SHOES AND OXFORDS Found trip Sais Srts’ Wate, sb conte sound es FER oe 6 ~ oe yond ne yo rt —Fines jeonte rounds on Laliatal Jo tan and black. Look at the BI] ingen ie conection with thece came Diente ground ee JOHN AND BERTHA GLEESON - quality and compare the prices. Fortann Park—#ttuated on the northes: ore of Mercer feta ancer OTURES, FREDLUND, HORN ana “4 soring water Taraen ana best cauipee ee eas oF - a MOTION PIC amt me —Naturee van n desirable place — LARSON tor family plomles and private peries, “Coot apring wenes, For the Last Time . Latest Prom Paadter 705 Pik