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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

The Lighthouse by the sea. #
the Third Avenue theatef MS
week. il good A portrait Of Laur-
cite Taylor vii be voted for AMI
given away tonight saturday aft
rrnaon souvenir nicture4 Of Viola
Keene will b. distributed TO the
audience
The white Caps. a powerful
play Of the south. starting mex
sunday afternoon. wfn Introduce
Prank " Daniels and Harry y.
Cleveland. two new actors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
APPEAL IS
DISMISSED

OLYMPIA. Oct ts-The state
supreme court today dismissed the
appeal q defendant In the spokane
raaa % Arthur ID Jones a Co.
axzins, the Spokane VALLEY Land A
Water c~osapany. IA wairh al lniane
ton vas issued against operations
Il an irrigation ditch
The attorneys stipulated some
time ago that the appeal might be
dismissed n not perfected In time
20 be heard during the October
term Allen a Allen. attorneys for
the company, thought the term be-
san the second Monday 81 this
month and we're siow The term
began the first MONDAY Tbsir ap
pazl vas not perfected and the sus
prems court made them 1--we up To
the stipulation. Saving there IL M
excuse for ignorance II the time sus
prame court sessions are held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
WEST SEATTLE
SIDE OF Gas {

A = KIentsra. city attorney 81
Wet Seattle. Efses that municipal
rs . uiis ~ the controversy with
tho state over the unpaid portion
Of the 10 per csut iiQupy iicsn~r4.
Briefly. it is this Tbs Amos Bfovn
estate. % wesi Seattle. soaie time
$50 brought suit TO determine n
the courts NhstheF the towa across
the bar IL IN she third or fourth
ciaaa The plaintiffs eonigndna Tat
Il ~aa the latter In order 20 MAKE
the latter Ahow their hand. this
license moBsy Sas withheld Mr.
.kfsn4trA now claims hat The oh.
leet sought has hfea attained. and
west seattle IL ready 10 pay over
the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

REFUSED

OLYMPIA. Oct IS General
aounsel Grasscnp. o. the Northern
Pacific. Attorney l. e Gilmsn and
Harry Adams. ~ tho Great North
xm. " y Conan. q the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company,
and : n Caldefhead. q the Wash.
ingt0n 4 Columbia River road, Ap
prared before the railroad commih
aion harc yesterday and declared
that the recent diatancs tariff ofdet
llacrs absolutely the rate maklns
tauef Of the state In the hands 81
tha commission. prevents tbs rail-
ssnsa making any changes without
4 hearing before the commission.
after ~ days notice. with popsibil.
as q appeal By some shipper. and
ASKED the cnmminslon 10 amend Us
rrsser. Tho commission refused.
but did grant the attorneys ie datn,
an addition of uix days In which 20
perfect an appeal from the order. Il
anch course IL desired b. the mii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Mere creepy teetAnass
lie nuaily iinishod the first days
work Of tearing of old paper. aud
charged the rerrepy feeling 20 a
bad nights sleep and the lack Of a
hracer
The climax. however. came the
next day Whea be attempted 20
hang the paper He would take hia
measurements. stick the paper up
aud fad that Il waa either too long
OF too short At both ends The
rooms which were supposed 20 be
on the square. would become
my atariouaiy GA the bias
THE Unseen Power.
some unseen power seemed 10
force the Precipitation through every
poro 81 bis body. which open win.
dows and doors failed 10 alleviate
As a last resoft he tried she water
.eura far nervousness. hy turning 90
tbs water In tho bath ru0m aud
dueking himself. but this proved his
uhaoiug. az hts seet slipped from
under him and he took a header
lnto the tub.
To say that he vas thoroughly
next % his surroundings By this
time. Il putting Il mild The fact
aeemei 70 come to him nov Ia
bunehes that h sas IN the midst
% al thinRN supernatural. from bob
zohbllns doNa
Hls exit fnota the premises II not
recorded. an mnrr than he finally
arrived home minus hts tools. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

the asylum. February "a. iaat. aud
la transferring the Institution the
entry was made la the Ease of eaoh
patient shown by the hooks to w.
there that the patients oondittntf
"a unchanged and the patient
lust the aame aud enjoying good
health
A a matter Of fact neither Of
these was there at the time Sow
cral days x Dr. Arthur + cal.
houn. the new superintendent OF
the asylum. IN checking over the
patients In the asylum. discovered
that neither OF these met WAS Ia
the institution Thinking that thrS
had been discharged and no nnse
made ct the fact. he entered thcut
as having been discharged aud sent
a notice 60 that effect to County
Clerk Case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

A.. mlsasss shis plumber spsat 10
axssnx o. tAa hb-and TIE plumb
AZ ! stsl Ia seed Of repair
pager Hsnssrs Get Thslrt-
m sext account % fanny
,bssss cane "a light vhsn the "a
- ksanss made taelr appearance
1 Z yasehs4 for b the last one
r,klas tAe attempt S. papsriag
a. = less thar four contractors
hsf pfvxieosiy made = similar At
bop sd failed
Ruasrslag 20 this nrh vsc'ia.
VA haa 10 waFaiuk - 20 what ~
go sae1untsr. BE- fcok The hb -
anpsoeeh price and vas censrat'
t4slsx himself % TIE sasY graft
y had slfark
D. Ae nxares entirely withoat
h l<lho.t. aud. instead q haviak
Al flsx "a = vee1nt house where
y eetd scatter paste ana straps
: ~ hearts eeitsAs b saa Goa
fnnass A every turn hY something
ar b eoald ~, eralaln This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
expREssmAN eoEs TO JAIL.

John Murphy. an oxpreasman. for
being drunk and abusing his horse.
was given 30 days In the county
baBtile Pat Manning. a~asamper
Ia a saloon. charged With tapping
the TIL OF Charles Bloomfield. a
fruit stand proprietor. on Occidental
av, was given three days on the
chain gang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
la nlnlan.lr. rtamp.s

a Millionaire Tramp fills ihs
seattle th~atsr xcrY comfortably
each nleat. and T. - DRAWING sFef
larger houses than last weeks q.
mnus play
Next week there viii be some.
thing else that 10 good II the Se.
attic iheAtsr. = Swedish play Pete
Peterson. a peculiar comedy. 81 .
play without a villain. There ar'
n~pariaiiiea and musical numbers
running through a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

OLYMPIA. Oct is-Tw0 roaolu'
tioug OF the Portland a Seattle
Railway company have been filed
with the secretary Of state one
authorizes an extension of the main
line from Spokane 10 miles To
Trent
The other reoiiea that the first
proposed routa To- connect the
branch from Texas Ferry with the
main line near the Junction of the
pnlOuuo and Snake rtvera has been
found lmpructleabie. so n has been
decided Ia run the branch along the
north bank of the Snake river 10
connect With the main line IN sec
ton 81 township II. range 81 east.
making the branch about 90 miles
LONG In Whitman aud Franklin
counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
TO MADISON.

CITY Engineer Thomson aud the
board 81 public works have approx
Cd the specifications for local I'm
provsmsnts GU Madison st. from
Ninth az. TO Terry. The Improve
menia are 10 cost I.slebs and are
20 consist ~ sandstone block pave
menta The construction % water
mains on Thackefy place ct al have
been completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
WILL FIGHT DICE
GAME CASE

Ray Macdonald. who runs tho
cigar stand NJ the entrance Of the
Lumber Exchange building. arrest
cd Yesterday for conducting a dice
game known az "26." of baseball
dice. contrary 10 the city ordinance.
Bis intention Oi fighting
the ease IN The higher courts n nee
eaanry Joe schftrpf u VI Prince
and q number u o,her ciUaf dealers
have dubbed together and retained
Wlil H. Morris 10 defend the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
sAoPLlF WORKING.

Sneak thieves are reported 10 be
working a. the different depart.
ment stores during the last few
days and considerable trouble II eK.
pedeneed by the police In follow.
ing this class OF people TO earth,
one large department store ON Sec.
hy. reports that a lady's silk
raincoat was stolen from the cloak
department yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Albert Frank. Of notheli. started
for his home yesterday afternoon
bat a. his train was not ready hs
checked hia suit case and a box con
tanning a new suit Of clothes At the
Union depot check room lie losl
his checks and when he asked foi
his belongings he was Informed that
another man had presented tbs
checks aud taken the goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
PLACES
NEW BAN

Employment agencies Tn Seattle
are under the ban of Chief Of Po
lice Wappensfeln. Today he stated
that the agencies must discontinue
the practice Of hanging their signs
outside. as this method served for
the congregation OF a crowd. block.
Ing sidewalks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

NEW YORK. Oct i6-Miss L.
ne 0foaf. a young society woman
Who recently paid $4,000 toF Ma
hamet. a prize BULLDOG, declares
that she Ia greatly pleased Win hef
bargain
Mahomet has Just taken another
blue ribbon AZ the swell hryn MaNf
dog show This. added 10 the prizes
ne wore AZ bis belt. makes bin the
greatest bulldog Ia the world
The daR vas recently brought 10
THE country from England and dis
posed of 10 Mlaa De eroqt lie II
broad breasted. extremely Wide
spread of fore iega. has Jaws Ike a
stone cruahsF aud Is hfindic around
the head aud white around The body
Miss De Groot has taken a
81. 900 life Insurance for the animal.
Aahomct hes the run Of her TN
apartment at Z6s West sgnd 81 SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

the greater part Of hts cioshinE
4hlrh he wouid be pleased Ia have
provided rma ems NfIi DO ktpa
enough 70 reacue fheu
rouse stiii for aeat.
At last reports ths tnusa Il stsll
vacant. az far "a outward appear
ancsa 81. ana there are maay 70
pairs also Needed
Several prominent rcai estate
dealers have repeatedly failed 81
rent this house. or. Il they ana. occu
paney ~ouid BE- short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

The double hill Arabian Nights
and The Charms ~ Music, u
drawing 80 well at the new Lois
thsaier that many people r turn
ed sway AZ the niEht performances
aud the daily afternoon matinees
are doing big business These mat
lnees present the same complete
performance at IN thu evening
Next week How Baxter Butted
In. the most ambitious production
yer attempted In this city
Use ae-iuch zig ruls ipe. ssc
4s-inoh zia zaK 1fc t0c s0-inch ~;
t5c 7s-inch a7c. CSC se-tnch bsr
az Srinninga "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
FACTS ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO

"san Ffanelsca Sir Months After
il the title Of 4 leo page special efi'
.tiaa. devoted 20 the reconstruction
~ san Francisco. which will Be pub
nshed by the san Francisco Exam
insr sunday. Oct Il This viii be
this FIRST comprehensive story Of the
.rehuttalnn of the metropolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

aeattlc'n leading vaudeville
house. the star. r. this week offer
ing a monolng turn. a comedy play
let. a dramatic act. a singing and
dancing duo. an illustrated song
sets Of comic moving pictures, a
fravesty sketch. and musical chimes
by prof. sfoiuhorst charlie Harris
Is the best laughing hit Of the sea
nDu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SEATTLE HAS
REAL SPOOKY HOUSE

something seemed "a permeats the
atmosphere sounds aud shadow )
made &c Impossible ior him to hold
hts hat down. aa hts hair insisted
on taking a perpendicular position
every time he glanced over hls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CURTIS ATTRACTING
ATTENTION ~ PORTLAND.

Edward 8 Curtis. the well known
local photographer Is At present In
Portland. aud q paper of that city
deyotea two columns 70 hia work.
Mr. Curtis Is exhibiting his pic
lures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
THE THEATERS
me Freedom Of surname

In o. SadAHHss
Tonight tomorrow HtNht nua
Saturday night et the Grand. 1ans
Carcarnn. James ~. Brophy and
what L. rurutcd - b. a strong com
psny under the management q
Arthur q Aston. whl offer ths
Ffshmsu comedy rhs Freedom 81
suzanne. for ihc first time IN ihts
city The Saturday matinee + q
De devoted - the only performance
~ the ibMen drama Don
House which IL orc Il the best
works. u the great Serv aEian poet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

took up the collection Of the taxes
levied ON the personal tan rolls Of
two years ~pfecedinH. and . large
amount ~ the delinquent taxes tnf
those years wAs collected aud wrni
Ia swell the total OF the county rev
annas
Fsvofi,ss Appear.
Prior 20 the time Mr. Dofmley en-.
tered the office this work had been
handled much morr csreissaly. ~
much 40. IN fact. that May per.
aons who were active political
pugkrfa we're overlooked b. the
eallectafa aud their laxea permit
tod 10 remain unpaid
A glance 1t she personal tar rolls
for lsas nhopN the q per
sons whn4o personal property taxes
for that year have not yet beet Paid
aud the Lat contains the ~
many active political workers ia nhs
field OF Aaotssr. indicating thu ~.
tnre % the "earuiessness VIII
which thia xurk was handled
fog instance the itat contains rs
names 81 aurh we'll known Mepub.
llean nafkera a. II u CAytga a
4 Fraseh. Fred u Hoiienbeek. n u
Hughes. John 4 MsMiilin. y "a
Wrestling rnd J ~ weislitnE
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EXCUSED
FROM PAYING TAXES
+.
soMg PERSONS WHO WE'RE EXCUSED" FROM PAYING
rHEiR isu2 PERSONAL TAXES.

SOME PERSONS WHO WERE sENcusEo" FROM PAYING
THEIR is2 PERSONAL TAsEs.
". r. BELL former Judge of the superior court, sos aH-
toenih aV. taN .....tsst...... ...s. 800 ttt..t.t.. tl0s
IL Il CLAYTON looioFedl, editor Of the Seattle Republican.
a weekly political paper sss.+.t .sFs.stsst ss-sttst. -
Christian t. Fraaeh. Republican ward politician ana nant
tay Inspector ft the ciy health board ........s..s. 2a
Efgar T. Hampton. editor OF a monthly magazine aud a
Fred n helenheck. financial agent and active Republic
an ofAs - .tsss str.sFss .stst stttst sssFts.ss NR
p. d Hughes. attorney aud Republican leader In tho
] n Jones attorney. 7ot New YORK block ............ ta
John n MeMIin. member state railroad commission .... 1855
& MaEws schults. Republican politician ,.t.s .,s.ss..... ieS
J. NJ Wcisfins. Republican leader. $40 Wash. block. .... ass
J NJ Welatinx. same ....... 900. $500. .......... 1oa
y u wulailns same. ct Boston block -. ........... ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Don't Go Hunting

Unless sou have a supply Of hand
loaded shells from A. l. Hall. iii
First Az. / rent guns for hunting
tFIuH. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Don't forget the biz dance NJ
Leachi Park tonight Gentlemen.
25o. ladies'. free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
..nvYrp HOUSE, WHICH az
,,,ss rsNANrLgss -1NPt'
.,,nes OF ARTISANS WHO
s.yk BEEN rHtRg ANo
.,,,so QUEER THINGS

.rs IL a haunted house ua
SEATTLE At least ahls - me
AZ several artisans and heisN
who reside IN h' particular
-, u this house ~
srsase stories are olns NNs
ena Il Is alleged that dor
r,Ns last few wears there hAs
~ se les than nse deaths IN
- Assse. I've Of them helns "
" whlch. a%eeortlnF 60 the 90.
s~s,s,as Is sufficient 20 nfed9'e
~ requirements Of a mu neds'
s.eoek hahliaiioh
Mysterious Signs
ert intimatlun ~ these m'a
and aasecn dNcllers came
. fsu months ag0 when a
,ns~n firm q plumbers took
W snet "a repair the bath room.
$3.50 ~as sent 10 40 the work
~. Is lhe FIRST time on rec
- ,e.t a piumhcr was scared out
80 and it IL claimed that
~ has ever been presented 10
~.naf a The huilaiuK for she
-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-03

Is here to remain. The human mar
vel who for the last few years mas
filled Europe with amazement by ac-
curate predictions Of events of a pup
lie and private nature which stlrreu
the continent from center to circuin-
ference. No one has ever been known
before to give with such precision lh0
details of political upheaval, soci"i
events or disaster on land or sea. Hun
dreds Of Walla Walla's most prominent
citizen go away satisfied daily aii"
crowds are still coming. Visit Har-
rington's parlors and you will De coN
WINGED. They are at the o''
House, 7k E. Alder Street. opposi''
the post office. They remain open uh'
til p. m.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-03

Tasso by Bingham and selections from
his works. see same, vol. 25, p. A.
469-14,517)
For short biographies of above auth
ors, (see vol. 20 of the same set.)
For Italian literature divided by peri
DDS from the earliest times to the
10Th century, comments on the same
and selections from authors, (see
Hawthorne, The Literature of All
Nations, vols. 2-1O.
For short comment and some brief Sc
lections of above authors, (see Rid
path, Library of Universal Literature
under the name of the author.)
For different authors, topics, etc., (see
the New International Encyclopae-
dia, Encyclopaedia Americana and
Encyclopaedia Britannica)
Other Topics.
Italian Women in the 18th century,
(see North American Review, vol.
$50, p. 1863
Cities of Italy, (see North American
Review, vol. 143, p. 1922
Millet, F. D.-The American Academy
in Rome. (see Review of Reviews.
June, 1905, p. 713-15)
Hoeber. Arthur-The Prize Of Rome,
(see Century, May 1905 p. 3.
Hail to the American Academy in
Rome, (see Century, May 1905, p.
1850
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-03
BATTLESH|PS GATHER At OYSTER BAY
President Roosevelt and Other Notable Americans Review Greatest
Fleet Ever Assembled Under the American Faq--
Squadron Under Command Of Admiral Evans

ing every vessel of the fleet began to
put on full dress" and in a short time
strings of little flags ran from mast
to mast, from stern to bow of every
one of the vessels. Everything was
done in the most businesslike manner,
without excitement or any demon
stratiOn of hurry or confusion. By
half past ten everything was in readi-
ness for the review. No visible sig
mails were exchanged. If any signals
were given at ALL they We're probably
wireless messages.
Shortly before eleven o'clock Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Secretary Bonaparte
and Assistant Secretary Newberry
boarded the Mayfiower and steamed
to the head of the first squadron Ad-
miral Evans flagship Maine and the
review began.
The Mayfiower passed along the
south side of the first squadron and
the torpedo boat fiotilla back along the
north side of the second squadron
thence along the south side of the
torpedo craft, and back between the
first and the second squadrOns. When
the Mayfiower reached the head of the
column and passed the Maine, the en-
tire fleet saluted the President with
twenty one guns, and then, as the May
flower passed between the columns,
each ship again saluted. Immediately
after the review the President visited
the three flagships and in each case
he was once more saluted by the guns
of each of the three ships. In all
1.743 shots We're fired to salute the
President, all of them from six-pound
guns.
President Roosevelt, Secretary Bona
parte, Assistant Secretary Newberry,
Admiral Dewey, Admiral Evans and
the commanders of the squadrons took
luncheon on board the Mayfiower af-
ter the review. In the Afternoon the
President will witness a display of
| craftsmanship. He will be on board
the Maine and the Missouri has been
selected for the exhibition of shooting.
! The Missouri holds the record for
quick and accurate firing in the Ameri-
can fleet The targets will be placed
at a distance of 1900 yards. George
Philippe of Chicago, who won the
! Missouri's distinction by driving ten
shells from a twelve inch gun into the
target at a distance of 1900 yards, will
point the twelve-inch gun ]. S.
| Wierzbowski, another westerner, will
point the six-inch rifle He holds the
record for the fleet with the six-inch
gun. In the evening the whole fleet
will be brilliantly illuminated.
The West Virginia, Colorado, Penn
sylvania and Maryland, which are I'M
| der orders to proceed to Asiatic waters
to relieve the Ohio and Wisconsin, will
start on their long voyage tomorrow
and will not be seen in Atlantic waters
for several years to come. The SQUAD
ron will be under the command of
Rear Admiral Brownson.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-03
National Convention - Knights o
Pythias, New Orleans, La, Oct.
18th to 25th, 1906.

For the above occasion the North
ern Pacific Railway Co., announce
a round trip rate of $77.S5.
Tickets on sale Oct. and s, 1906.
Going transit limit of 10 days from
date of sale, final limit Nov. Is. 1906.
Stop Overs-Will be granted in
either direction within final limit at
points west of st. Louis and Chicago.
For additional information call on or
write:
S. B. CALDERHEAD,
G. P. A.. w. & c. r. Ry., Walla Wal
la, Wash.
A. D. CHARLTON,
A. G. P. A, Nor. Pac. Ry., Portland, Or
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National Convention, Knights o
Pythas.

Pythias.
For the above occasion the o. r. &
n. announce a round-trip ticket will
be sold to New Orleans, La, as fol-
lows:
RATE-$77.S5.
DATE. OF. SALE|October Z and 8,
1906.
LIMIT-Going transit limit, 10 days
from date Of sale; final return limit
November Is.
STOP-OVERS-WiH be granted
in either direction within final limit
of tickets at points west of st. Louis
and Chicago.
For any additional information, can
on or address:
C. S. HAYNES,
City Ticket Agent.
r. BURNS,
District Freight and Passenger Agent
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commissioner, the secretary of state
and the auditor of state. The auditor
of state is chairman of the board ex-
officio. 1t is seen that there are just
six members of the board and a tie
on any proposition is possible 1t is
reported however, that the board is
likely to be divided at the rate Of
four to two.