The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1910, Page 8

ba MACHINISTS NOT ARTER | :sararscs CLOSED onOP Hannan, National Labor Leader, Gives Out State- ment Here Reports = t GLAD TO BE RID OF GALLAGHER? By United Press k Progress. Se) WITOR | ae $f. 00 PORT ANGELES $4.0 00 CONVICTS THE CRESCENT CITY ON THE sTRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA] CONQUER LEAVES COLMAN DOCK &:30 A. M.; ARRIVES BACK 10 P.M Unroofs Missouri Peni- SUNDAY, JUNE 12 tentiary, and esos THREE HOURS IN PORT ANGELES FOR SIGHTSEEING. Battle With Flames. BALL GAME somata EILERS PIONEERS VS. PORT ANGELES TEAM. GAME CALLED 2 P. M Don't Miss This Opportunity to June is the Ideal Month for an Ex No Fog and a Take your lunch, or you ca aboard the steamer at a reaso TICKET 612 FIRST AVE. AND sit the Crescent City rsion Down the Strait. Sea. lunch or regular meal SOLMAN DOCK AP TURNITURE COR | These Friday and Saturday Specials are the helpful sort—big values on the easiest imaginable terms. $2.75 Center 5 Table for SL. 20 urable PERSECUTE REFUGEES (Conciuded.) |reactionary party. F attrac asures 24x24 OPEN TILL 10 SATURDAY Common Sense Toaster Special ae The be $33,50 Mahogany Dressers for $19.75 $1 NOW—$1 WEEKLY As a Friday and special we $2,900 FINE FOR HELENA OFFICIALS (By United Preas.) HELENA, Mont. June 9.—It | is probable that Mayor Edwards and the seven aldermen who have been opposing the rein | statement of a police captain and | several policemen whom they deposed, will back down. Yesterday Mayor Edwards | paid fines aggregating $2,900 | assessed against him and seven aldermen for contempt of court. | The contempt proceedings were brought against the o t when they refused to r: the policemen whom th: discharged 46—-Pool Tables—45 256—Gole Tabies—25 Bar, restaurant, clgur stand and Seattle’s Popular Home-Furnishers cash given away Cally, 1412-1617 | Tira av., between Pike and Union Fire Follows a Cyclone That; The Oriental Pool Rooms| THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1910. TOR WHO FAILED | us MANCHESTER FLIGHT) LOWMAN T0 REMAIN HEAD. UF CAME Chamber's Work During Year dell and Secretary Yandell Cc SS MEN "Be Spring CLIMB MOUNT “iss. sper ean DAKOTA : vied MKINLEY AGAIN = i The Greatest Suit Sale DID YOU HEAR THAT! NOISE LAST NIGHT? nt in the ers building ht, carried on the time the afternoon news) rtain xment fe Ward and We ; the enti in living pietur Arlington, da Paxman, female impersonater ‘THREE DEAD IN MISSOURI WRECK ST tain train Ne Mall, whic morning for Te railed eight mi city and three eight injured. No passengers were injured. hk - * WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE. * * Water will be shut off in * low service mains in the di *& treet west of 14th ay. W. and ® Magnolia Bluff, Friday, June * 10, from 10 to 12 a m * wo ttt tk London Editor Dead. seven chair barber shop. Largest | Né place of the kind in the world. $10 to men were slowing down the P y|banch showed up, fresh and er s|thusiastic. Justice Fred C. Brown y|held court, and obstreperous nt of th * +eeeeeeeee Is in full momen- tum. :: Rogers- Peet and Ken- singtons $17.50 -| W. B. Hutchinson Co. SECOND AV., AT UNION ST. JustPhone Your Want Ad ho waiti ng Phone service is satisfactory. It saves you time « hen in a hurry, s fain 9400 or Ind. 441, your worrying abc in FIRST OF THE SEASON 0n Saturday, June 11 WE WILL INAUGURATE THE POPULAR Excursions Fy QPS Excursions THE FIRST TRIP (SATURDAY, JUNE 11) WILL BE TO SCENIC HOOD CANAL ON THE BIG STEEL STEAMSHIP IROQUOIS” Leaving Colman Dock 2:30 P. M.; Arriving Back 9:30 P, M, This is an ideal afternoon outing. The steamer goes up the canal as far as Brinnon, the scenic part of the canal. Thou sands of sightseers took advantage of these trips last summer, and they were unanimous in their praises. Meals served if de sired. Remember, the round trip is only 600, on the fastest and finest steamer on Puget Sound. TICKET OFFICES 612 FIRST AVE. AND COLMAN DOCK. ry ar phone and dictate Le EGAN WINS IN *o* eee gee 4 Pre A Rippon ; RON * M THE KING y Young Men’s THE Young Men's Suits, 31 to “ 9 Suits, 31 Mesure, |CREGIOTS’| jf. = Sale vis to $7.95 $7.95 F.W.Merrick Stock 703 First Avenue The Creditors’ Sate of the + F.W. Merrick Stock "1703 Measure, Values up to $20, for FIRST $7.95 | CHILDREN’S PUMPS AND ROMAN SANOA | Ie: lites aed & Hoy! $1.25 and ‘i $1.50 and ug . $1.75 and bes ’ 8 at Roman Sanc Size 8 11 at Sizes 11 tk S 4 4 1406 3rd., Bet. Union and PikeSt Beeakaot. Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. 1308 Second Avenue Paints, Oils, Varnish, way to get the best resul Our prices are as low as the lowest d we guaran tee every piece of goods we sell. on Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. 1308 Second Avenue -Es «6 BERS FR ASSEPE FEES. Halters: SEGUSSER IEEE Fhe uta ad id Fy 143 355 Er 2 Peet, #444 ! i: pole: gm gelled tke 3 eft edit Glass, Wall Pi Ete. |i ass, Wall Paper, fe RS eae Rs Over twenty years in the business ait : Pung We know the quality of every piege of Re goods we sell. Can te ou how to do = your painting and de g jobs; the Cate Wis, er OT we: yes t4 Fe