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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
A NEW ENTERPRISE FOR SEATTLE
Producers Consumer Assooaonhow Forming ths h1esus for
One Of the Largest Cooperative Enterprises In America

cooperation 10 make
big over country large
established that the labor
only method through which
is possible for them 10
Producers Con-
somewhat OF Improvement all
year receive their profits being
their discounts
a or they desire.
The association IA looking forward to membership OF fifteen
and their flour mills fact will adopt possible
Of
the They already signed with
through which they will be able SUPPLY all kinds OF
five thousand complete
arrangements for produce fast their In member
ship demands a.
The association established beautiful
5f5s Colman block and
Der list They securing their membership
ball the Of the association has made OF
for and believes be developed the practical
placed before tho public expected that branches
ITALY be opened IN Tacoma SPOKANE Portland and In fact all
importance throughout tho
10 conduct extensive maiord business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
WAS RIPE
FOR BLOODY REVOLT

individuals does not take place Any
socialist found plundsrlnK is immo-
dintely shot by hla follows.
Since the socialists have come 10
tho front during the past fow
months crimes have materially dc
creased In Warsaw. Only recently
the Socialist Jews made a concerted
attack on tho gambling houses. eB-
Establishments of vice aud uaurera In
their quarters. and demolished eY-
erythLnR found IN the houses, driy-
ing the inhabitants into the streets
aud forcing many Of them 90 leave
the city.
The police dld nothing 10 prevent
this outbreak. having had previous
warning that II they stepped In a
certain number among them would
be killed
The Warsaw employers and pri-
ynto citizens generally are doing
everything they can secretly % en-
courage the activity OF the social
lists.
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and no one Is permitted 20 enter the
pRiace grounds except under escort.
Cen Mnximoyieh is so fearful OF
showing htmaelf In the warsaw
streets that he refuses even 10 go 10
church on court days. He In Just
now at HIS country HeGt Rbots four
hours from Warsaw He fsa War
saw al dead Of night. traYeles
through the streets at top specs IN
a closed carriage To the railway STA
ton. and boarded Immediately a
special train which steamed away.
No one knew until the next day
that the governor had left Warsaw,
There have been AZ least 80 ahaas-
ainations Of various police and sim
liar officials in Warsaw within tie
past few months. besides numerous
unsuccessful attempts at nsBaHsina-
ton. twenty-five policemen are
now receiving medical attendance
Rs a result OF attacks made on them,
Tho socialist leaders have entire
control over their subordinatea. and
riotinE and violence against private
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
Boom I'm Rainier
Valley Property

The residents and property own
ern in the district at the head Of the
Rainier Valley. especially along
Rainier avenue from Jackson 20 Al
lantic streets. are considerably ex-
cited and much elated over the re
cent rapid rise in real estate values
In that section. Several lots have
recently been sold at 81 .2Ts.e0 each.
a figure which Ia $50 per cent of
their cost lesa than a year ago. Of
fera of s. 10000 and t2.500.Oo for
double corners have been refused.
and one owner has declined S.
500 90 for four lots which cost him
less than 100000 two years ago.
As a rule. the holders OF property
are firm in their determination not
to sell out now. but to remain where
they can profit further by the rise
which Ia bound 90 come
The Lewls-Llttlefield Company.
OF 20 Halter building. which is ex-
elusive agent for the property. has
only n very few Boulevard lots left
and in view OF tho greatly increased
demand and the corresponding rise
I'm values. has raised It's price from
$4,000 10 81 .000.00 at which figure
several OF the remaining lots have
been spoken for.
The apparent certainty OF the
jackson street regrade. and the
other Improvement work which IL
now being done in the vicinity OF
the Boulevard. seem TO be the chief
reasons for the real estate move
ment.
II is said that Sixteenth avenue
south. which lies Just one block
west of the Boulevard. Is on the eve
OF an awakening. even greater than
that OF the Boulevard. In compari-
son TO its previous very quiet his
tory. At present, prices have not
risen. owing 10 the abundant supply
OF vacant property which fully
meets the Increased demand. Those
who claim 10 know. however. are
predicting that the present figures.
about one-third OF Boulevard prices.
are going to take big jump as
soon as the Visible supply" Of
marketable property grows a little
Less.
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the city against criminals and male
factors.
Owing 60 the continual attempts
OF tho socialists upon the lives OF
police officers who have tried "a
Interfere with the workinEmen'a or
KaniEations a panic exists in the
force such a. has had no counter
part ia Poland since the Russian oc-
cupation OF tho country.
During the past five months f0o
policemen have resigned from the
force. fearing that II they did not
leave the city they would be assahai.
mated. II has been absolutely i'm.
possible TO secure men to take tbs
places Of the departed conAtablen
aud the Warsaw police department
which has n normal roll Of 1905
men. has at tho present iims less
than GOO.
Lieut.. Gontarow. one OF the higher
police officials. who was sentenced
10 death by the socialists, has be-
como mad through fear and IL now
IN the Warsaw military hospital.
Lieut.. GonthreN'n chief. Capt Ian
how. who was niao sentenced 70
death. applied for leave OF absence
a little time ago and has departed
from Warsaw for an unidentified pc
Rod. Following hia example. other
police captains put In urgent de-
mands for leave.
Cen. Maximovich. the governor
general OF Poland. dare not show
himself in the public streets. and he
dxslia practically n prisoner. either
In one Of the Warsaw residences or
lust outside the city.
lie Il surrounded constantly by a
bodyguard OF Cireaasian Coasacka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
ALL READY
At TACOMA

TACOMA. July 6.--T,eginning Al
( O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, The
fastest and most closely contested
series OF baseball ever seen In Ia
coma will begin at the Eleventh
street ball grounds.
There will be no game today. Az
already stated. Tacoma wanted 70
play at Gao o'clock tonight. as the
Scala Will arrive from san Fran
cisco az 3 p. m. However. Uncle
Henry" Harris refused 90 sanction
this contest and accordingly the
first game Of the five viii be called
AZ o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Elmer Emerson will be put on the
firing line for the champions. The
younkstef has class and the game
he lost az Portland Saturday did no,
do him justice His support wavered
In that fatal eighth inning he uas
making his debut with Tacoma and
In front Of a hostile crowd. II n
not 20 be wondered ~ that he did
not win. Az home he will be less
nervous. will have more confidence
and II he doesn't win tomorrow
Manager Fisher says he will resign
a. a baseball prophet
Emsraon's work has been highly
pleasing Go President Evans and
Manager Fisher and both are conf
dent that be will prove one OF the
finds ~ the Session and viii ~ an
important factor In winning the
pennant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
oULI 4 WAS UNHAfPi
DAYFOR B0OKIES

The poor. mallEned bOokmaksrs
at the Meadows are putting up a
hard luck story about what hap
pened TO them ON the Fourth.
Although there were eight races
July I. and big crowd was present,
the b0okieH claim they only cleaned
up 800 on the day
wednesday. lOng-priced horses
were the winners and tho talent lost
the money
Here in how they ran "wednesday:
First race, Nanon. Standard. Kara
bel; second race. Eldredi Judge
Thomas, Queen Cup. third race.
ChabIia. Bessie Wellfy. vi Pals
aano: fourth race. Eleven Bells.
caneio. MnrelIO, nfth race. Arastal-
lator. Tenordale. Rain Cloud; sixth
race. You You. Glen Brier. Hip
ponRNs
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the 81. Petersburg bureaucracy
Many OF thess socialists are Jews.
since the faiefuI Vladimir day In
formed In Warsaw an almost per
feet terrorist organization. A bril-
Eade Of socialists has becn recruit
cd. numbering 1000.
They are man sworn 90 put a stop
20 the wrongs % PoiAnd's iaborinE
classes. and they have succeeded In
their object. Political spying and
attempts 10 diahand tho working
mems organizations have ceased aud
the police la WhreaE arc simply cx-
erciainE their fuEetions of guarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06

WARSAW. June ga terror
stricken governor. a disorganized
police force. the ears authority de-
fled. assassination striking al the
opportuus moment: that Is Warsaw
az the present moment. The sltua-
ton In the city a. unique In Rus
Sian history All the governing Of
ficials are in daily fear % their lives.
many Of them are resiRnlng their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
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There h. moro Catarrh IN this section
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06

HENLEY. July tin the final
heat Of the Royal Hsnley regatta
for the grand challenge cup. Lean
der defeated the Belgian today The
time was s IS. which is within i've
seconds OF the record. The Belglans
put up n game fight. but could not
compcte with tho Lenders, who
finished two lengths and half
ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06

NATIONAL


It's sal story
out at Recreation park Wednes-
day afternoon the supposed to hH We
been rriu9suatsd fiNasheas headed
BY Charlie ItAii. were taken down
the line to the tune Of II 20 /
The Portland team ala the trick
The WsbfoolsrH landed on HaN
for q total % ~ safe hits. which
tells the story. Incidentally seven
errors we're credited 20 the local
aggregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At PHLADELPHIA-Sew York
.. Philadelphia 7.
AT CHICAu0-chicago ,. Pitts
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At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,.
81. Louis 5.
AT BROOKLYN 49, Boston 7.
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offices. and those who remain are
impotent 90 stamp out the yelled
insurrection that exists In Poland's
capital
The town IL practically controlled
by the socialists. they are the rulers
In everything but name. and they
direct what the police shall DO or
shall not do. exciting more ohedi-
ence than is given 10 the orders Of
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FAN rood

10 was too good 10 last. My. MY
but Charlie certainly did get his.
Why not a BOBBY pennant for the
cellar rats7
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The 81. Paul team IN the Amer-
team association Il sim fighting 70
head the second division. The
Saints have a strong team. altiouEh
L does not seem % compare Win
last years aggregation. Tho losA OF
Charley Cheeh, now 40 vn East. who
4 star twlrler. - fsit keenlT.
Tho rivalry between the 81 Paul
Minneapolis teams and the Seattle
Tacoma aEEregations cannot DC
compared A game between 81
Paul and Minneapolis means the
turning out OF a monster throns.
and talk about rootinEi Sc Paul
u ouid rather win a majority OF the
series against Minneapolis than the
pennant. and vice versa n II
There are plenty Of strong rumor4
current about the poor support the
Tigers are being shown on their
home grounds. n there IL anything
that will make a bunch OF ball toss
ers sore II IL 10 play pennant'winf
ming ball and have a corporafa
guard turn out on the homo grounds
10 boost the boys along. -
Louisville. Ky. IL one Of the best
ball towns in the country. No mat
ter whether the team is In the fret
division or occupies the "Seettlef
hole" the fans turn out BY tho
thousand 10 root for their home
team. Washington. u. G.. r. IN thia
class. also. but. inasmuch as thu
fans there don't belong 10 Washing
ton. anyway. but come from all
parts OF the country. tho condition
does not deserve so much commen-
dalton. The Washington, d. C..
patrons are mostly government en-
ployea. and hail from every state in
the Union. They don't care much
whether Washington wins or not,
as long as tho article OF ball Is OF n
fair standard.
N Seattle and Tacoma had a little
Of the Louisville spirit. there would
be better ball on tho Pacific coast.
Oh. give US the old days. Of the
crack Of the bat and the long hiti
This 2 to 0 game business does not
appeal 10 the heart Of the real fan.
lie wants to see the ball swatted
considerable. to see the fielderB work
in their pretty plays-he wants e&s
element Some day. the proud and
naughty magnat6a will realize that
scientific pitching is not so much OF
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n Seattle and Tacoma had a little
Of the Louisville spirit, there would
be better ball on tho Pacific coast.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-19
shaken md BRUISED.
Rear-Efsd Trolley Collision Comes
Near Being Serious.

Several persons were hurt and many shaken up
and frightened when Brooklyn Rapid Transit
trolley car crashed into the end Of another last
night at Elmenier-aYe. the Maspeth car barn.
IN Maspeth. Queens. AT first the accident was be-
Heved to be q serious one, and calls for
aInbulances were sent in rapid succession and
ambulance from St. Marys Hospital and
Jamaica each from the German Hospital and
St GATHERINGS, in Brooklyn and from St.
Johns. in Long Island City, raced the
scene while many local physicians turned out
give aid
The were both bound for Brooklyn a Flush
ing-ave car was running a short distance ahead of
G-and-st- car Both were open cars and loaded
TO their full capacity. At EInenier-ave. the trolley
OF the leading slipped from the wire and the
lights went out, and the car came TO a standstill
The moto-Inaa Of The second car did start 10
put the brakes until he was close to the
rear end. Then he damned them down so hard
that most Of his passengers were knocked from
their seats. and those standing UP were sent
SPRAYING over the others. The momentum carried
the along the rails and it bumped the other
with great force Those in the forward had
taken alarm moment before, and many were in
the act OF jumping when the crash came. Those
injured were hurt largely by falling and by others
Jumping them IN their blind fright. All in both
who received painful bruises and sprains were Max
Schiller No. PSI East 3d-st-, Manhattan; Marie
silverbers. No: ~ Ludlow-st.. ManhStta1; Max
Graf No ~ Eldridge-st. Manhattan; Sarah Lewis,
No. la Madtson-st-, Manhattan; Joseph Dougherty,
No. 1,01 DeKalb-ave, Brooklyn; Mrs. Sarah Green
Greenbaur, No. 2s East 10th-st., Manhattan.
The hospital aInbulances went back to their sta
tons empty, all OF the injured were able TO go
The TWO in collision hauled into the near
by barns and two others soon put in their places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-19
CRUST " NEAL FOR SlA-
Provisions of Ercise Lac EUaded
at Fort George.

A further tour of inspection of Fort George by
Tribune reporter last night showed that. despite
The Tribune's exposure of conditions. the excise
law continues to be violated fagrantly
While all the dance halls ana Ranes law hotels
continued less to violate the law. per-
haps the most open example the rear OF Serl-
phines Curve Hotel and Amusement Palace. where
came and went in the reporters presence and
permitted to buy, swallow and pay for their
drink without receiving even property sand
witch.
Again and again here, the reporter saw PARTIES
of one, two, three, four, five and even six order
and receive the number of glasses of beer.
to receive merely a single piece Of dry bread what
ever the number of the party. The procedure
seemed to be that from time time. the
science OF the proprietor his representative
stirred a waiter with tray would be sent round
to each table. Gepositing a plate in the centre
a disk of rye bread some four inches in diameter
No matter how large the party. unless a sandwich
was actually demanded, one dry slice of this
bread did duty for each table.
There were several instances, however, while
the reporter remained when even this farce was
dispensed with. This despite the fact that a
charge OF 10 cents made for glass of beer
and the privilege of listening to Tammany'
Tarnmauy" as given by the orchestral staff.
At the North End Casino it again apparent
that the law being violated As single in
stance tie reporter saw party sit down at an
adjoining table. order three beers and three sar-
saparillas" The reporter saw the entire party
consume and pay for it's drinks, the only pretense
at a meal being a broken crust deposited on
plate in the centre
The dancing pavilion in Paradise Park likewise
showed instances of single ~"ndwfch for an en-
tire partv who drank beer as did the Star Hotel.
These were merely illustrations Of the way in
which the provisions Of the law were being
evaded.
visit paid to Seraphne's Speedway Hotel. at
His D. m. after a waiter had been arrested,
showed the effect of the prompt and drastic
ton. Each person who was drinking had before
him regulation sandwich Several girls IN snort
dresses were seen IN these resorts
Impossible" said Captain Halpin, of the sd
tour He thereupon called two of his detectives;
who declared that they had visited the Identical
places, and had been unable, with the one eXcep-
ton noted, find any violations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-19
SPEEDWAY BRUSHES.
Nathan Strauss Bay Mare Loses to
an Old Track Cam pal gr1er.

Ns+ba, Strauss feet erratIc little bay trotter.
Ida Htghwood. 20el met her match In a series
of brushes on the Speedway yesterday the feCleu
Grand Circuit campaigner Baron De shay, zVeTs'
heating her twice In succession in rather decisive
style The mare made a break near the start IN
the first brush, losing four or hve lengths 80 11t
the trial Of speed perhaps not laiI ONO D1
IN the return brush she trotted nearly all the ~s5'
breaking right at the winning post when aP2 ts
" beaten by the Zig horse at ner s'es b1T ~.
fsns timer fda Hghvood trctted fast that she
made up the lost ground ahe e wagon
drawn BY Baron De shay only h ses scond brush
when the mare went into ne AZ - vb,ct n. Wac
Baron De Shay won every brush 41ofters hs met
and defeatsd was the brown stallion Fnans sssI
driven BY James Is E IN trottnS wonder although
oidTime experts have not yet discovered tnat ne
ez,6 shnm hh at sgsSd
indignant when some one bs oS.r .' condentiy
expects TO see him beat worlds recSrd f9r t,o5
ing stations Bsr9a D: as sh dd Cha Charles weaa
BAY PAGER Mustard. 2:e81a. and James A Murphy
5asstng shower, which lasted barely long
enough to lay the ans Gn When the sport
at its height Among the best brushes seen te =
c G Tsa Unmarked three-year-old PAGER billings
met James A Murphy's noted horse Don o 80
AN asmaz,ng rate for one Of his age he was no
match Don Derby who was 9gee tbs SPEED
SeF OF Ten lengths separated the horses at the
finish tb Free ADVICE This time rival PAGERS
61tshed neck and neck. with the advantage IN
favor OF the older horse . - .-
In other brushes Charles Weilaud's bay PAGER
AInstsrd twice defeated Alexander Frankenstein 8
Fred w 2Osi.. the latter having lost boot IN
the first trial and making break tn the seeoac
Tom Sharkey's Hoppergrass 2144. outtrotted
Thomas Ieahy's Santos e-HA; Dr. Deronda ;
rnan nacer Dan Scobel a newcomer the road.
won from the bay trotter Norman G. ana as,l "a
from the PAGER Peter IL: Ida HignHood delealea
H B. PhiIiipss bay trotter James shevfn. 2:lSra IN
a one-sided contest: Fred ". won twice from the
black PAGER David Muscovits. 2:llA, and Nathan
Strauss black trotter Ted defeated the bay PAGER
Wanda. 2:l2t.