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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

Monday Offers Rare
Waist Opportunities.
Novelty Linette Waists. in d.
verse and beautiful embroidered
fronts. alternated with fine tucks
to give fulness; buttoned back;
new shape sleeves
with tucked cuffs: nNC
$50 value. Spe- Wv
cidl. ...-............-...
Exquisite fall models in Waists
of Persian lawn, madras, sateen
and cheviots. The lawn waists are
deliberately trim AIMED with lace and
embroidery. The
heavier fabrics are
fashioned in pleated INC
tailored effects: $3.50 >OAs
value. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Elastic Jersey-top Petticoats,
only perfect fitting underskirt
made. Indispensable to stout
women. Flouncings show pleated
or sectional ruffies:
highly mercerized. nNV
Special for Mon SOAs
udS
SOC. Flannelette Kimonas, de-
signed after best japanese mod
els, showing scalloped edge; most
effective colors; pat
termed in stripes and
Oriental figures. Ex- XnC
cellently made. Spe- - w.
cial.
The famous "Bieberman" make
of Flannelette Wrappers. faultless
In quality, fit and workmanship.
Full cut, made with roll collar
and button cuff
b e st colorlngs
s s's! designs is1 a'so $1.ZO
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

ceived bids from several manufacturers for
furnishing ten three-inch rapid-f1re sea
coast guns, model 1908. for the use Of the
army. The lowest bid was that of the Beth
lehem Steel Company, which offers to fur
nish the guns complete for $3.50 each and
to begin delivery In fifteen months.
Army Orders.
Second Lieut.. John B. Richardson, 18th
Infantry, upon the expiration Of his pres
emit leave OF absence. has been ordered to
Join his company in Cuba. via Tampa.
Fla, and on government transport from
that place.
Lieut., Col. George F. e. Harrison, Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

tillery Corps has been detailed as a men,
Der Of the board of ordnance and fortifica-
ton, vice Col. Ramsay D. Potts. Artillery
Corps, relieved.
First Lieut.. Ben Lear. jr. 18th Cavalry,
has been relieved from duty as transport
quartermaster. to take effect upon the ar
rival of the transport Laupar at Havana,
Cuba, and ordered to join his regiment In
Cuba.
Maj. Charles Byrne, 3Oth Infantry. has
been detailed as a member Of the examin-
Ing board at Fort Leavenworth, KAN. for
duty during the examination Of captains
OF infantry only. vice Maj. Daniel L. How
ell 18th Infantry. relieved.
Maj. William F. Hancock, Artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

Corps. has been granted leave OF absence
for fifteen days, and Contract Surgeon
Frederick D. Branch. U. s. A. has been
granted leave for two months and twenty
five days, with permission to go beyond
the sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
REPORTS ON
NOME HARB0R
COMMITTEE or CHAMBER or
COMMERCE rAKus UP ouEs.
TON AT MEETING TO-DAY.

Az the meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce today at 100 the special
committee composed Of Thomas
Burke. G. J Smith and v W Baker
made report relative 10 their
Investigation concerning the I'm
pfoyement OF the Nome hnrbor
Captain cilcol. who has the mat
ter OF the Improvement of the Nome
harbor In hand. has submitted plans
10 the special committee of the
Chamber of Commerce aud recon-.
mended their adoption.
The plans outlined call for the
dredging OF ths Snake river at
Nome which would greatly facili.
tate tho commerce OF the Seattle
shippers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
|lROTH|ER CAUSE OF
CANADIAN SCANDAL

served two Years of hla term when
Influential rienaa said to be French
Canadians, secured his release Ra-
eial aatasonism has entered large.
" tnta the ease.
HruthieFs rctatse MAS secured
shoush Charles Fitzpatrick. chief
iustice 81 the supreme court %
canada. on the stipulation that
Hrethlsr should return % France
ana never asaiu vet foot on Cana
dian territory
Caused Much Protest
The release &C nrothler stirred a
storm IN Canada. This newspapers
tuok the matter un ana IN a few
days all % nritiah Columbia was
venting It's Indignation Then tho
ease VAS taken 90 ottawa IN the
meantime HrolhlaF left and came 60
seattle. where he was arrested yes
tctday Oh advless from the Van.
eouycf police.
A nFothisf has hscn convicted Of
a felony, under the Immigration
laws. he eannot remain tn the Unit
"a states and must b acpafted. II
T. expected that the Vancouver Of
ficers viii arrive IN seattle tonight
10 take their man back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
REALTY TRANSFERS

The Irwfa IAsiicflsld Co made
probably the largest naie IN real
estate recorded during the seek.
TheY have recently sold 20 /. "
Morris the south % feet q ies 7.
block 90. A. A. Danny's addition.
Caihoun. neany A Ewing represent.
ina the purchaser. The price foe
this property NaA SIS 0ea
This property T. located ON the
east Aide OF eth av between Pike
and Union. ant is Improved with
tao houses
Because Of tho great demand Tor
brighton Orchard property the t.ow
Ii l1ttIafieid Go. has purchased
"a additional ten acre tract from
H A Ksyer. the consideration be.
ing sit 500. This tract ad5oined
the original nEigh,on Beach tract
on the east. and uili be put on the
uIarkrt tn a fsS lays
Other sales ara a portion IT The
unpiafied tract Ia tho vicinity Of
Weller Il. and tglh az THIS prop.
erty VAS purchased BY the 0ogham
& gufhoff Co This concern f. q
large manufacturer uf akow cases
and interior finishinea. and viii
erect 4 large plant on the property
IN the near future Small sales ia
tho Brighton Orchard during the
week aggregated 80. 600
T. n blossom has bought from
q J Kinnane for - 900 the north.
vest half Of lot I. block q. Bells
sixth addition. This property ia on
the corner of blanchard =, and sth
ave uHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
OFFICIALS ON
ANNUAL TOUR
oREAr NORTHERN OFFICIALS
ARE COMING THIS AFTER.
NOON IN PRESIDENT HILLS
PRIVATE CARTS A REGULAR
TRlP.

This afternoon a party OF Great
Northern officials will arrive IN
the city on their annual tour OF 10
speetiou The party IL travelling In
4 Hiii'n private car. and consists
af hen Campbell. fourth vice preal.
dent. ID Miller. traffic manager Of
he Hill syatem. r. w Hawson.
president ~ the Union Trust Com.
lpany OF Chicago. M J. Dfay. aiao
OF chicago. and Walter Inn. a
yonnger sou Of ]. J. ltiii aro also In
the party.
u W, Adams. assistant traffic
manager of the I'm lines. stated
this morning that no special ala
niftchnce waa attached "a the trip
Nc Campbell generally makes four
trfns 10 tho coast each year. and Mt.
Miller was In Seattle last fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
SON TRIES TO
KILL PARENTS

OGDEN. Utah June ts~f,dwafi
kofenxan. an smpioye Oh tire Willard
farm. confessed today that be tried
60 siu Dnnlct Woodland and wife
eaEiF Tuesday morning He inpiia
Gates Henry Woodland. pen af tho
old uoaple. and says the hoF paid
him 10 MI bis fathar and step
mother ia order @ set possession ~
The farfa
Ths father = tasalyaei Both 10
aaA hts wife were IN b@1 when
aafsnsau pushed a gun through a
~inaosz ard fired Hs mis,oak tss
aonsns aFn over her head Ter her
head. and hisw the arm entirely Oft
Tbe son drukes the eharxw. but the
sheriff says - has prpof - cor
fassorsts the confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
surs TELEPHONE COMPANY.

Thomas August. who was former
y employed AZ the Washington Fiah
market, filed suit to-day AGAINST the
Sunset Telephone company, asking
TOE $4,000 damages IN hia petition.
Nasunt alleges he received shock
because of tho negligent condition
OF The phone, from which he aua-
tainrd permanent injuries. aud IA
dlaablsd for life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
TRAINS ARE
BEHIND TIME
wEsreoUNo TRAFFIC Is Held
BACK on ACCOUNT or WASH.
OUT IN MONTANA.

Railroad traffic westbgund - IN
a ehaetic eoualtlsn to-day. resulting
from easheuas In Maatana The
Crest Northern Railroad wtst. by this
afternoon. have made anffieisnt ~
p4irs ~ that. unless Hsoge trouble
arises. trains can be operated On
schedule time
Tho Northern Pacific Il not la
- koad a eanfiftoa. me west
houaa sFsiua are running ffum 10
70 q hanFz hwhsHa time. aud thrsa
trains are nos on their waY west
IA bunrh Trains due thtA moru-
lnK and early shta afternoon afr e.
prcied 20 arrive nef1ru midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
CAPT. nIRmlNosAm COMING.

capt Birmingham, supervisor OF
the Pacific Coast division at the
United States marine inspectors of
hullH and boilers. has sent cord
10 local Inspectors Turner and
Whitney that he will be- In Seattle
next Monday or ruaaday ON an iu
speetlon tour Capt Birmingham
makes hia headquarters at san
Francisco. and comea north YEARLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
LAW MAY TAKE oiRL
FROM MoTHGR'a CHARGE

The law may foreibly take charge
OF iayaarold white Eiri whose
mother, Mrs. ] L. Fair. IL married
to negro Mrs Fair was among
the crowd Of women arrested from
the Nicholas House on last Sunday
charged with being a dlaorderly per.
son and was released Police Judge
Gordon announced yesterday that
he would trY and see what could be
done toward having the daughter
taken from her custody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
FOR
GRADUATES
GRADUATION EXERCISES ARE
t,ELo M DENNY HALL "a.
FORE a LARGE AUDIENCE
scHoLARsHlp PRIZES ARE
AWARDED.

The largest audience which has
assembled during the Washington
university commencement EXERCISES
met this morning IN Denny hall ia
witness tho final festivities and do
honor 10 the srave aud dignitied
seniors
fha university orchestra fur.
niahed music Tor the occasion. play.
ing a selectioh from Guonod's
Faust" which was followed By a
aeKtette composed Of the Misses
Martin. Miss shelton and Mezsrs.
Dunlap. parkernon and Rowe.
Tho annual commencement adj.
drenn was delivered BY ur Edward
A Roaa. Of the University OF Ne.
braska. who spoke on Modern Sin
and the Grading Of sinnera The
address was a scholarly discussion
uf some Of the social and economic
wrongs and was well received.
Following the address OF Dr Ross
was the comforting Of degrees ON $50
graduates and the distributing of
nriEos for scholarship and general
execilenay.
Tho prlrea distributed amounted
to more than tb0o Those receiving
these honorn we're
A cash prize ~ $50 was awarded
Merritt Magee. chemistry. freshman
clasa EdWard hrooka. the Jacob
Furth prise of $500 In electrical en-.
Eifeorins. Miss Ruby Campbell. the
James A. Mnore medal Ia phy slea
aud mathematics. Harlan Niece.
the $500 priNs tn chemistry
The final ball tonight at Denny
hall will conclude the commence
ment exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
SEES NO MURDER
IN SKELETON

e G MeIilngcr. deputy coroner
u ptares couEty. T. At Manxanlta
beach today investigating the dis
cofery % skeleton ia a trunk
Shieh vas exclusively told ia The
Star Monday
Coronef Carroll says he win not
sake a trip 70 the beach unless he
receives further advtccm making
such a step necessary I think u Is
the akeleson % an fndian.~ said the
coroner today. and do not DO
iisxe that be vas murdered The
body vas probably placed In the
trunk "a a means Of facilitating
burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
MEN ARE BLOWN
). HIGHT AIR

ROANOKE. Va. June l3.--Four
Roumanians we're killed outright
and seven others fatally injured late
last night bY an explosion ~ drna.
mite ON West Roanoke ridewater
railway construction work near
here
Tho men were trfina 10 remove
the tAmplnK from a hoie in a rock.
vhen the charge went Oft. huFling
them high IN the ar. Tho snIured
mea we're rushed ~ 4 hoapital Al
Bedford and some Of thern are "a.
pactra 60 die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Judge Frateg this morning Issued
an order instruetlng the prescott.
ing attorney 10 file information
against Charles Afonaon within -
hours or 70 release the prisoner
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ac-
cofdingiy filed The Information
charging Arunaou With murder IN
the first degree. Aronaon IL &C.
cHaed Of killing Mr and Mira Ross
- En.l.lqn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
SEATTLE WOMAN
MEETS WATERLOO

PORTLAND. June ia--with hair
Pins fuated fast IN her hair. clothed
IN filthy raza and ~ a general state
81 unspestablr uncisaniiness. cleo
Cuiman. u Seattic. ased "a. was
visited BY peputy Health OFFICER
Spencer at the Salvation Army
home Yesterday. she was found
sick m a lodging house. and taken
there. after tha hospitals had been
appealed 20 IN vain. and the Y. W
e. A. announced that the case was
outside 81 it, jurisdiction. The wo-
mar left Seattle a week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
stockholders To
meet TOMORROW

five years frnm the date ON which
N" maps and other papers ara filed
During the construction OF the rail,
rad. sdet Il does not take iona.
- than ten YEARS. the company IL
exempt froci taxation.
The maps and apeFs have not yet
been filed q A Kyle of Tatima,
engineer Of surveys for the Alaska
Central railway. has iast returned
from the north. and it Il expected
that az the meeting OF the stock
holders tomosruw ~ viii have
rough plans showing the fight OF
Nay prepared for presentation
Close All Deeds.
Il theao are approved finally tha
eiosing OF deeds of all lands through
which the route pa ssea uiil b. made
and = cunplcfe outline % che work
Of the railroad. Igm ultimate route.
etc. viii be made and seat to Wash
ingion
slr Frost IL az present Interested
IN The construction OF hiKh motive
electric power Rad b~twe@n chiea.
- and Milwaukee He viii hr In
the city several days before return
tnE East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

OBJECTIVE TURNS IN stIs Ras.
DONATION AFrgR TAN YEARS
SERVICE - PLAIN CLOTHES
MAN FOR FOUR YEARS.

Altar a continuous service Of nins
Years Detective Mark NJ. FRESHMAN
has resigned from the local de
pariment. the resignation having
been turned IN 20 Chief Wappen.
atsin Last eYening
Freeman entered the department
az a patrolman GA Jaly 20. 1891 lfe
waa pronioted 60 the plain clothes
squad By Chief sullivan four years
ago aud has uaaa an exceptionally
good record as q brave and fearless
officer With hia arunninx mate.
Detective Hubbard. FREEMAN has
accomplished many important ar
rusfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

O.
sekns'
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pFosr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
Al the Third Avenue.

=. The Aylesworih Company. IN
Midnight IN Chinatown" az the
Thirf Avenue Theatrr. has been
greeted this week VITA the biggest
audiences 81 the summer season.
Next week. starting Sunday eft.
ernoon. plaY that will meet al
the expectations and requirements
Of the numerous patrons VI the
THIRD Avenue Theater. The Toll
sfa viii be the bill. and the Aylcs.
worth Company viii he accn Ia
characters far away from thoae Of
this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

A.
/ tsln
i 1T
xhhaI
l. -
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| aer>d|
81 VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
Prominent Seattle
Business Man

Declares he VIII disappear from his
office tomorrow long enough - 40
70 Harielrs Red cross Drug Store.
gt1 second av.. and get q Beiiadona.
Electric or sfrenEt Porous
Plaster. the regular zoe kind FOR Dc.
Nothing like n porous plaster for n
sore back ~ take advantage ~ the
big sale tomorrow at the Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

.-.,,e proshier the Canadian,
= vas arrested In Seattle sea'
Z ihe cause % a scandal tn
.ss shlea has reached national
ys''eHs
e.,h,sfs release from a british
..e.bia prison has aroused peli-
aslions IN tae province and
r.astes has been taken under
ss.ratloa hy The pamlnion koy-
ssssat N Ottawa
Gets Loes Sentence.
wssslss Vas sentenced g lt Nrara
(. ..sssa gcf prVcuring and IN addt-
=. IA numeraus serious charges
...s.z ever his heal he Il
s..'.As rasllsnt ~ Vancouver. own
= ssepstsy valued Al tiee.eoa ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
suFFaAcIsrs IN SEATTLE.

Dr. Emma u. shaw. the well
known aayoeate OF woman suffrage,
ard the Misses Anthony. sisters of
the late Susan u. Anthony were IN
seattle yesterday for a short while.
on route 90 Chicago from Oregon.
where they have been assisting IN
the aaffsagist campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
Famous Woman Visits
Seattle

For the purpose of buying Wood
bury's Cucumber Cream or Red
Cross SsnitIvc Soap for iec AZ Bar-
tells Red Cross DRUG store. efo Sec
end av. tomorrow. Mrs John Wise
arrived in Seattle this afternoon
from ballard This Is q saving OF
&c cake. the regular price being
zso, Bartells price on everything is
correspondence low. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
cox TO ne REMOVED.

NJ r. Coz. promoter Of the
Worlds University 81 paneopathy
and Puget sound sanltartum. in TO
be- removed from tho oonerrn, ae-
eofdins "a the d~cinion az Superior
Judge Griffin rendered this after
noon IN the case Of W. p Boyd
against VI y Cox boyd charged
that Cox was using the funds ~
the concern iniadleiouaiy A re.
ceis~r VIII be appoinsed with in a
few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
DOWIE SORRY He
IS ALIVE

CHICAGO. June Ia--John Alex
nnaef Dorie resumed the stand In
the federal court today and told Of
the rise u the zlGu church and his
aspirations ana disbursements
lie said that last fail. after ha had
a pataiytic stroke. he thought he
hal found relief IA death. bat wss
disausted TO awake and fiud himself
alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
HAIR THEORY EXPLODED.

The theory that the bale fnnnd
on the coat of Tom Michigan. who
was arrested charged with murder
Ing Elsie Miilhuff. has been eHpiod-
ed sheriff smith has had the hair
examined under microscope. and
q was found not to be the hair Of
the murtlerah girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
Woman Creates
Sensation

a unknowu woman. noticeable
n hu beagttful teeth. created
|-st1inE - a sensation on FIRST
NJ afternoon BY ieudly deciar-
II ~ Nould nsvef by tooth paste
~ t'acs but AZ Barfeirs Red cross
- store SO second AZ. Just
- shs SAID. ~ths Red Croes vii
= isnorrow either ThgIuoi or
=. - Tooth Paste. regular Csc
- ~ ise. Every person in se-
- 'Asald lay Ia a supply az this
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
ALMOST
AGREE But

WASHINGTON. n. g.. June H.
The house committee on agriculture
THIS aftsruosn aKfssa upon a meat
inspection BIN 9th the exception af
Who VIII ray ih~ e".t Of inspection.
The bsil as accepted provides thai
labels On canned goods nhnii not
bear any date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
THE MARKETS



rskiwsa ffarnsnk ps sMses.. ts9ns p@s tans
whiis ntstf ppt4t7ss f.sau 80 too Cal
msN plfaffssa 90 ~. E0Ea1. hepta q 80
$40 eaMfafuta cahtsse. - n. e4
ssarslaf. pc SEA- Na9H Atsssssifa4 -
snataas has 10 hetheaes AFsfueH. ID
80 farsnips#s pr 50 10 gar
Ilr fsr ID esfsIlfshers. Hus NM aafiss
fAafafb ~ e,sNes sspsrasgs 49, q %
lasas See ~ -as haara w. ~ AaiA
ssfnarh. ss@Es am~ sarrets Psr sack
81 nc - rFa haFia pc asgA. 81 Us uae
tarpips ~ safs 81
Fruits.
n4nanas o. wua 30 90 g. p<r ~ weuaf.
skss aUptse 30 Tea 80 - faFusF
tsruaas. pc heHs q p. ehnice istpena
psr bee 4 aaUe faarf navel erAnEes
tas u etHt - chnlce wed AZ rrta isf huE.
q = sssfuusa 80 hos ~
fanrF tsit tsstet rFs ia gsh-
fsrnia Whits faa asgh. kuNes paF u ies
rsAfasuta faFts $40 tatsa go ~ s.
a. N tesss go H. tsa. ia-ih cafters ne
y rs sarfnns ~ IN casa. u = rev Yard
aatss a.. r. t.c per 30. q =! eecnsaufs
f,sr tas ftct IS aslttnHtHn straNitrfftHA cnfns
ntan per crate go t-iaFss. l-sr sfsfs
q D. ahafFfna fef crate = lHdt =
sansaprisa ftnriaa. s. 81. Edasshsfiias. rsr
III fHtr arftnefa rrF rfafr. = - fsesftss
per ffatr n rians qaf rratr 81 va ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
ARE HOME IN
OLD KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE. Ky Inns n Rain
changed the pFosfau. but tld uo1
aamprn the ardar o. thousand nf
hana- eamlaE kentnt kfaHa To-Day
T'hs sav~fnar tatruinr~f Henry
WatrtKen. sha made = sfsseh Of
welcome. David II. Francis ss Mis-
souri,. rxappnsifnG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
WEDDING IN BReMuRron.

George W Muraale Of Seattle aud
Mlaa Margrate Ann Dixon of Hunts
Vile. O.. will be married tomorrow
night 1T the residence OF the BRIDE
parents In Drumerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
MEMS FINE SHOES

izs0 Strong Shoes for .Sf.3g
Regular s9-ea Wei Shoes. sole
leather counters. 20 At sI.15
Mems Fancy Box Calf. leather
lined. 1915 shoes. go At sZ-fJ
Mems Fancy Wet calf Shoes.
worth t4ee. 60 a. ...s s2.3.5
Mems f'ill Dress Patent Leather.
regular $500 shoes. so at 49,.
. -. +.... 49, .S2.5b
Mems Heavy Tsp Sole shoes.
worth t2.5e. for -. ..sf.ig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
Will DISCUSS MURDER.

The citizens ~ Rentou viii hold
a mass meeting nt the 1 O o y
hall tomorrow night 70 discuss the
murder ~ Elsie Milihuff. and 10
bring 20 light some Of tho facts %
tho case which up TO this time
have been withheld from the pub
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
SAILORS AGENT
IS ARRESTED

PORTLAND. June ~ business
Agent Beck Of the Sailors union.
was arrested today for The midnight
attack on the non union crew Of the
taeamar Iohan Fauiaun Three
members 81 the crew eore wounded
BY the gang who attacked the YES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
WILL REPEAL.
EARLY CLOSING
ORDINANCE Is suiNo DRAWN
~ COUNCILMAN CONWAY TO
ALLOW SALOONS TO REMAIN
OPEN.

Councilman Conway Of the FIRST
ward viii attempt To rspcRl the or
dinanee providing Tor the closing
az saloons az I o'clock ia the morn
ms
lie i having an ordinance to this
effect drawn. and gill introduces ~
at the meeting Of tho city council
Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

Eauard waidmAnn. the German
frseedian NJ tho Star Theatef. IL
Meofing an artistic and popular
wiecrax with hts condensed version
~ fhc Stevenson romance. Or
lsassll aud MF HYDE Hc stays till
Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
woMEN's SHOES

wonen's H22s Dongola Shoes
for 80. .+.. $780, ..-s1.25
Mameu'a Fancy Dress shoes.
hand turned. worth 800 for
...... 49,. .-.. .s+ S2.fg
Wafnen'H Fancy Patent Leather
Shoes. worth f2t0. for S1.G,5
Womeu'K Extension sole Dom
Eala walking Shoes. worth
tt-00. Tor .ss.s... S4.Z.f
Wonlsn's French Heel. regular
ts.9a Patent Leather shoes.
for -. 49,. ... -. s2.S.b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

AZ the Seattle tonight tho Mack
Swain Theater Company wiil open
lfgr five presentations Of The
world. \ yell known melodrnmatir
success that has not been seen here
ia 4 number Of years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
90 cAsEs UNDERWEAR

The largest stock and best as
sortmeui Of medium priced Men =
Underwear ia the state.
Mems SIX Finish Egyptian BAL
briERan Underwear. regular
Ai408 value Tor s.sassss lie
Regular BIC Underwear Tor tSe
Mems Heavy California over
shirts that sell IN all stores for
81 80 on sale here for .... S~r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Juns ia.--Act-
Ing IN sympathy with the Sailors
uniau. the Marine Cocks and Stew
ards association declared q general
strike az all ports from san pedru
70 Seattle oa al such boats "a have
~ pas, refused 10 eonesds the union
anre scale.