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SVICIOE Is BURI THE BTAR—FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1908. DEMOCRATS ARFIMOTHER DISRECARDS SEATTLE LAUNCH 7 |THREE MORE FILE. ° ° he - Funeral services for Catherine * HIBERNIANS’ PRESIDENT Dot Holley, the 1é-yeareld girl who * | id ae ath epee aw THE COURT RULING) BELIEVED LOST: ... DIVORCE BILLS f the home of her brother, Lon W * INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July © { Holley, u mag Hag ay, were held _ oe * 24-—Matthow Cummings, of ® 4 at 2 ooloe pYnow! of jomton, an elected esiden ; : ius paricte: 0 Cn tanca Wenn Although the supreme court of] (By United Press.) Ft thee cilocted president *) Charging that. his wife. was an : company, The remains were inter the state of Washington has award-| PORTLAND, Ove, July Bhemmle ti rians thin afternoon over #|Mabitual drunkard for six years, Al » o red in Lakeview cemetery ed to Francia Poltior, Hving at the |Searet i being made today along] sy" y' i Mf New York, who w| (0d Vandesandt filed a petition fot 7 Witbur house, Third and Jal the boach between Astoria, Ore, and) pe Te hard fight fa ' - a divorce from Kittle Vandesandt os e the custody of Myrtle Tranby, age | Yaquine Bay for the gasolitie launeh |) wnee * ‘aoabiae font Ps %|in the superior court today, They with war bownets, With the sob (By United Press.) 10, and Mabel Tranby, age 8, the| Ha, which is overdue be # Pius X was rend at the after. #| Were Married September 16, 1898, 1Se Ever. sicry and the crowds and the mor CHICAGO, July 24.—-Chairman|ebildren are still kept by — thelr | Tylor, master of the! s noon session thanking the #|*t,Detrolt, Mich viicent ONE EVEL | maxere the picture was unparal Thomas Taggart, of the domocratie | mother, who goes under th sloop Condor Is leading the search.) 4 iinernians for the homage #|_ 1%#, husband claims that he bad lwled national commiftes, who arrived] of Grace Johnson, Mr. Pelt | Three weeks ago the boat war sent) enna in thelr mnennne to #|® good Job, bringing him $6 # day, ¢ d When the prince emetged. from here this morning, angounced that|terday asked the polic@ to locate | f ttle to Portland by rail.) y iim w but that he had to give it up as in Canada his quarters at the Citadel this the domocratio headquarters would | the children jn the lattogolty, a] % % & result of his wife's dissipation morning he found the atreets prac probably be located here man wan place? in charge and it Peer eks uekee Ges Other petitions for divorces were teally Gener nearly. oversees — Taggart sald that he thought lov. started on an ym id ae made by Hannah Hill against Otte having left the elty early in the (By United Press.) that the recent Standard Ott de LUMBERMEN T0 MEET I thae bean hound ther aither'the men| May Mandie Democratic Caan, | Hfll, charging desertion, and whl | morning for the Plaine. MARYVILLE, Cal, Juty 24,—0f | CMOM Would not affect the cam boetie epee a eta ‘ GUTHRIE, Okla, July 24 ie a, ne } Accompanied by Lord Roberta, ficera returning trom @ camp Rear patin He eal . The doct lo ATTACOM CN. Haskell has been tendered |9% the same grounds. } ey, Vice President ‘alr “ee a shdbwe one thing platuly, the ‘big A TOMORROW the treasurership of th ratic : lbanke nad“neny other notehion, tel foune ‘new iret pcs aid Falck” tw a' stuffed club. it may, be | WARRANT POR ASSAILANT. | ational @ommittes, Formal an 9 Nags Gorgon Zestenday tined A. 4 royal warts peaonennd to the wepae | Claudianes and Felix Padeauvarts oe ter: ff sb ye cae phony oe aa th J. B. Carroll is charged with as | HOUr wr carrying his aecept: | 1, breaking quarantine by remoys ‘ " celeb o ere " > mo offende: iT gd a e, be ri when t “, | (By United Press.) tere a aa rciganel Who are wanted in Sam Franciseo | noding it will never allow it to]. Totiorrow afternoon the nemt-| Alle and battery in a complaint tw | mit, a gh ulema i, ing his boy from his home when July M—The moat [Ore in conneetion with the Gallagher | rai Anoval meeting of. the Pacific | ed by the prosecuting attorney's Clem next Saturde) he was aware thdt the boy had was presented today O°) Gog of the unique features of/that both fugitives are stilt within | (e°lme Of the sub-committen of | at —stnggese! gle ag In Tacoma. lat. power house of the Seattle| Lake Soap oe he did not realise any danger nde Abraham, when the the military pageant wan the par teoctell RL on olen they Are} meet tomorrow to select a chatr-]@. Min the rooms of the Tacomm | Hleetric Co. claims he was hit in — Oras y, gf Walee reviewed 15,000 | tlelpation of reprenantatives of all of apprehending them | man for the national committes. | Congorélal club, but the main sen. | he oye an troops and 10,000 sailors | Pie aibters a . “" > é Vohn H, Atwood, of Leavenworth, | siof Will not open until 2 p.m Brid, — ii » pageant prwce unas laneret neue see aie wit OF ieee en ae = ts sald o in the lead foe An intovieting program has been DANCE BY THE STREET A. ge & Co.— Largest Clothiers on the Coast lation | “ = ee this position © members of the) prepared for the meeting | the entire en on resented the remaining strength of Gane Eee ee ee subcommittee, bewides Taggart, are rere then ee ee ee neve land recelved assurance that Pa.| Hath of Nebraska, Mack, of New| THUGS IN DEATH CHAMBER, CAR BOYS taste from att parte ioe enum ower locsnvelr Re an te | York, Osborne, of Wyoming, Green, GENTLEMEN The Canadian soldiers were most| They say. that the fugitives were | Of Rhode Island, Ryan, of Wiseon oy coe been) Ad will be given by the enlivened and aa a linformed of the state of affairs in| ®t! Daniels, of North Carofina, BAN QUENTIN, Cal, July 2 dance 7 Gves © bd popular of all these taking part) * in . street car boys in the Carman he ees une in the parade, and wore given a/Sah Franeixeo and of the coufwm | Wade of lowa Py oe os ges 09 Pensa ger ow hong ele Fifth and Republican, Sat attired in the | inuat ovation sion of John Claudianes by friends, | “7 be on eter eiggt =v wl urday © ‘ f 26) ‘of the time of the promegte treat the prince dedi.) Who hurriedly t ord to the| SRAdy. of —— Sores bg + aol ame were wee scd Satara bs bon ae cated the Quebec battlefields, and|C4mpP 48 soon the {oformation | 1 My on apf “ . sieala : adler ~ vm Bor Fo . a eet to | Odean pallies, Accodding to th R Gryan Off for Chicago. i. arches from their celle to the — Admission 50c Ladi ere countless frilted and | prepare for the grand official ball,|story at the camp, the men imme] FAIRVIEW, | Neb, July | 34 Tatars dhoe at the bes es ae wih sme With all the finery which will be held tonight in the/diately struck out to join the Bryan departed this afternoun for |i ore eee a th Chamber it were parliament house. [Greeks tn more secluded places in| Chicago to attend the meeting of |!né m the death chamber court. There v hi y " the sub-committee of the national|!* but a fow steps to the gallows clad troopers of the) The American visitors are being] this and*the Oroville regions. There upon which they will pay the pen- | pee : : . Mal of thee é committee, which {& to #« the | Mt v we a tigated, priests royally entertained, and have been [Are @ wumber of 1 in| i ERy tr chekerertanse Fach Check You Issue Is Ned sandaled |shown every courtesy, with the re jwhtek Greeks spend the summer | Mnager for the fall campals i . j m erowd sult that they have enjoyed every | monthe snteengnmmemmmsenesisie — With the bra CHICAGO, Jaly 24-—Frank HL] , " . os —/SAYS SHE WAS BEATEN. Hiteheock, the Taft manager, ar Bank's Acknowl- ea ER |rived here today and announced | F ND BOY IN that there would be a conference | | edgment Up- | PORTLA BY FORMER HUSBAND of republicans of the middle went| | to plan theasures for the coming| | 0. enthusiastic campaign in the mid | United Press.) July Me~Tying the tam at apparent effort, broke 24. Expert trainers marveled at the Amert- and declared that, had it, he would have lower the record thay did not try to in the semi-final. sim. th jot or ow tu } en wolf for the final race, the way tants when and Gilbert added another great vietory to the United States ls viet meter hurdles seconds. alifieation withont hurting hini- ie eatered the second heat|ises to coust for much when the} . day's result are summarteed. Everything seemed to be coming | of the American contest Rand carried off the} ird heat in the 110meter hurdles} achievements by winning th jons two and three in it at 12 feet, which is |six Inches better than the record} made by € inder of France tm the ympic games at Athens tn 1906 Americans Keep Up Pace. Keeping up the pace set by the; torious Americans in the previ = heats, Garrels of America cap: | red the f th heat in the 11) His time was 15 4 Beata the mark set by Gilbert, who qualified im the first three sec} tiens | America Tithe semi-finals by making 12 feet 2 inches and capturing fizet of the ina Cook ot place in| ie vault, himself a place five mbined sections four, | six fir 1,609 m America also made an excellent ter st place relay race by away from the taking English runners. | final in the ing swimmers won the! team race today, beat Hungarian contestants England « the tly Weis of Hungary won the Greco Roman heavy wetaht wreatiing match today, defeating Petroff of Russia. The vietor won two * in three bouts In the final pale vault Cook and Gilbert, both Americans, tied for }first place, each going over the} SAVE FROM a at vl feet J inches breaking | AUTOPIANO. 6 inches. free use of our circu In the finals of the lightweight Wbrary. Special prices | ¢ on of the catch atch-can be given for a few days oa fir match Relw ~, of Autopianos. Some Blow a5 $350.00 with free use the music brary. Votes in sreat voting contest will be ‘Mall cash payments Kohler & Chase cowed Ave., Seattle, Wash, beat his compet $3 $4 Has Only $1.85 At the Assignee Sale 1010 First Av. Declaring that James Moffet helper at the Moran company, beat | her, Margaret Jane Steele, divoreed | from him four out a warrant months ago, swore for his arrest and | ™ | > of 18235 seconds, Speed of Americans. he was taken to the county jall by money o acknowledg’ of the Multnomah; The speed shown by the two/Constable Jim Shannon yesterday, | ete ment and the party's in nd, Ore., today won| Americans in the hurdles today put} Although divorced four months oe | dorsement upon the back of a * new life inte the other abers of | 840, the woman has visited Moffet's @ t wet the cheek double evi Beat ip the sembfinal | noir team, who wore feoting rather |home, at Hillman, often, It was | A striking example of the wonder he che is . 4 NEmeter burdic race.| pive when they entered the Stadium }durtng the last visit, whieh was! ful Edison Phonograph ia found in dence boy fs in perfect con-| this morning, because of the deci-|!ast Tuesday? that she complains} The fight to obtain a referendum |th® Marvelous records whieh have A check account is* the iy and is strongly backed {ston of Thursday that robbed Car ted ae a ee oe Cee Ge he Lane Park’ auleen ibjsees Sees msde by Wiliam Jen simplest, safest and most im the final heat In| peoter of Cornel! of bis victory fp ¢ being.in the company of other | .. 1 th 4 inge Bryan. ; “ ren |the 406-meter race. jmale friends, ome of whom had | Oonortions of poy Bit Tl] All told the Great Commoner haw conveniont method of keep ‘of America won the! When Smithson tied the Olympic] Kleked him In the chin, cutting | original petition, after being check.|Tecorded ten of his most famous ing an accurate regord of at ia the 110meter hurdles record the American athletes cheer. | open ed was found to have 142 more|*Teations. The reproductions are any business, either email qualifying for the |ed him roundly and re-entered the than the required number of namen, | *lttedly the most perfect re or latge. Whatever business : |game with fresh spirit which prom-| Subsequently the advocates of the |fYer Mmade—embodying, ax th you may have, a check ac ‘AMUSEMENTS At the Moore—Dark At the Grand—"Chimes of Nor mandy.” Next week, “Hoceaceio.” At the Seattle—"Midnight in New York ext week, “At Fort lone.” At the Lole—YViddish players tn repartotre Monday and Tuvaday At the Star— Vaudeville. At Pantages— Vaudeville FOR A.-Y.-P.-E. EXHIBIT) (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.--San | Francisco merchants and manu facturers are today making prep arations to gather together an ex showing in the third heat of the hibit for the Alaskan-VukomPacitic | exposition, to be held in Seattic in 1909. At a meeting of the general ex ecutive committee of the commer jeial organization of the city | Thureday, Arthur R. Briggs, presi dent of the State Board of Trad was authorized to appoint a financ committee of one member from cach of the commercial bodies of | the elty to gather money for the exhibit. Ezra Meeker And his traveling companions, with | their team of oxen and outfit, will he at Lana park Sunday, This will be an excellent opportunity to see old gentiomwan that followed old Oregon trail acrows the con tinent and back > old Dave, the faithful old beast that fa threat ened with the bu uteher's 5 Free Clothina ont and Veet Pree with every t bengh? during our Belling Out OE se Mult, G6.00; b16 08 Mat In addition, Pree Coat and xe 00. Any Outin In Stock al dle went LICENSE FIGHT IS, When stamp checks “PAID” it that the party to whom you gave the cheek received the we your means WILL SPEAK AT THE PIONEER) PIANO HOUSE TOMORROW Suits worth up to $20 for all tha warmth and every inflection had signed the original petition to|®"4 modulation of his marvelous count will be an advantag . sign a counter petition withdraw Nap ne se ce it's System ing thetr mens * another example of the un | “ihe interests behind the reteren. | imited porsibitities of the Edison to Pay by Check. dum petition are now visiting those | Phonograph Today no home is Ted é |ho have withdrawn, asking that|feally complete withont « modern ults wortn up to or atking Machine. Its entertain jthey sign @ paper withdrawing | T#tking Mach Ite entertaining i from the, withdrawal. As there |features are virtually endless Se nion were only 16 lose than the re |lctions by the famous bands and * mM bona fide sig /Orebestras—sotos by Caraso, Scot Ss i & Soares atlas tha witherdias taa|t: sembeen aad famoun avings operatic w speakers, monolog vaude i ville sketches, ete ete are repro Idueed in your own home with af solute Mdelity if you have an Kaiaon heen filed, they hope to r-estab- famous lah the validity of the original pe- tition for an election. Trust Co. SECOND ANO CHERRY $15 /RATHSKELLER CASE Jor Victor Talking Machine. Why jdeny yourself the plea: of this : | warveto m entertainer when §1 ty (without Imterest) places We carry the largest assortment 100 Roome—75¢ and Up. a ae a oe x both makes in the west. Our) § Piret Class Patronage Solicited, Recause Patrolman Hagan's eyt|Stock of records and machines Is dence in the case against Hoary {tree times greater than any other Allen, & walter at the Rathsketler, j@2ceT? on the coast charged with selling liquor on dun |, Per many ease ‘cata eae ; day, was uncorroborated, & police ii Jer,” “Moreover the D. 8. Johns is represents an actual loss to ies 4 ‘ton Co. talking machine quarters foynd: Alien net, callin, aré ap innovation--consisting of in- Before the cage was called Gor geant Wilkes. who with Hagen and two women say they secured liquor om Sunday at the cafe, went out the house. Act quickly. |dixidial private roome. the second floor of our ing—affording ever ew build advantage of to hant up Hagan. Ha entered | oer pret endl pg deat bof ore the setal Wee ¢ alled Si > tn ceaes ih te enn un hunting him until too } ° tomorrow and tomerrow on e give bis + evidgnee ing. You're most cordially invited to come, even though you do not! ~ x to buy. Bring your friends, ) | Johnston Co. the Ploneer | fis House, Third and University, } Jobnat n Co. Bullding oS e Carrying 40 first cabin passen ff WALL PAPER gers, laborers for M. J. Heney, the c of the largest stocks in 103-1 05-1 07 IRS ert Clare ebfied toe Cordes analh ure West to select from TURKISH BATHS, Sythe this afternoon, A Federal Paint & W, HP, (o wepetiey! OF bemnet, | Baneval a ‘aper Main and Occidental Av. 89-91 -93 YESLER and railroad steel com 1814 Fleet Ave, Arcede Annex. tnd. 2901. Sunset 612 prined the cargo A from Yokohoma nomnees the arrival of the F liner elles, from Seattle the pat Previows to her rival she went nese comet damaxe The carrying Honolaln cable on ar Japa but got eff without any ashore on the mitiog. Nevadan good alaed thin cw salle morning, for | IF YOU WANT A SUIT CASE, TRUNK, TRAVELING BAG line of FINE g Trousers for $3.50 All of our $20, $25 and $30 Hand-Tailored Suit Or anything the LEATHER GOODS in ¥ in size, style, We have a nice assortment of Outing Trousers sap — Neen = in our two ind the whole stock is now on - - _ Ne ee ers are regularly priced up to $7.00. is leek Trunk & Bag Co. ‘ pa’ beg wave en ear goer ond c yt Lie va fillods | 919 First Av.—Rainier Grand Biock STEAMER YOSEMITE he suit at an expense of only $3.50 | a 3ig Cut in Straw Hats e incing Excursion Tonight dubisctllingtte Ce eee ee | Sipineinigtnnameinnciniae Seale cna acon t., at 8:16 p, m | dollars at thi » get Newest Models, Newest Patterns and Latest Fashions FARE, 250 ROUND TRIP. What the use of > 6 dtinging to «tat Mf All of our $1.50, $2 and | year’s straw or a felt hat when you can get a new on Excursion, Tomorrow, ||| straw of the latest design for so little money $2.8 50 Plain and Ple ated ur 7.00 Hate f 0 Hate fe ): $4.00 Hats for $2.00; $3.00 ‘ y nr atbyeaid July 23) , a2 P.M. J Mave or iets Moe to; ante Hue tr ahah, Bosom Shirt e price wmAnd. Music and dancing tree. 1 con Any Bathing Suit for Half Price PARE, 26 ROUND TRIP You may have our pick iny of our Bathing i| A tits for just ha } ! Phere i nice a I July 26, Grand Excursion |} sttment of colors—gray, red, hlue, white, ete —in ff $1 ‘ ) auspice. to Hoods Canal now 75¢ to $3.50 osm es eterans 4 United . Above Bargains Good at Both Stores | Swell Patterns “tes : We pler 6, tom ( ” at 9:45 a. m {| poh Me. ! Capaci : | Entire First Avenue Sotck | ee _— hours ast Ne j Cut in Price i. 3 i fe i you deny any long of this rare ang FARE, 50¢ ROUND TRIP I 2 : aried pleasure, when you can have i td}, S00 Gaus sam MUBIC AND DANCING FREE | 746 Resend 2 Pavone’ Th Ch g Hl g ( ar ee —- nines 4), Jor King Bros. Co. Zins e UNICagy, Ing 0. »° Sherman, Clay &Co. o for sale at Barteli's Ow! Orug Store, 606 Second |i Columbia orrect Apparet for Men we gr ssn Meat Tarbes foot of rr le at Polly oe r ~— | ° 608 Second A pater Gotd | ®%9 1406 Second Av. #99 office of boat on dock ; ai a ee meat ai oa

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