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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
ShIrfwaiSfs.

Charming styles Of Swiss,
India linon, lawn and
Bauste, lace and en-
broidery trimmed.
These pretty waists are open
back or front and have long or
short sleeves. A magnificent as
sortmont >of the popular Dollar
Waists with good lines besides
from 81 80 to $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

Cut out, mail OF present at MoAiahon
Bros. corner Fifth and King streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Wash Ribbons.
Just what you want for
summer underwear

white. pink. blue, lavender, in
all widths from the narrowest TO
one and a half inch, Sc to Ice,
elegant quality.
The ribbon department hrsi hoor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
New Collars
for Peter Pan

Waists-a nobby plain
collar Of poplin or linen
with q dash Of color in the man
nish form in hand tie. A COM
Portable collar. too. and comfort
able for the pocketbook, for they
are only ...... ............ zoc
First door
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
SAYS HE IS A
BUNCO ARTIST
POLICE PLACE WILLIAM ROD.
MAN UNDER ARREST ON A
CHARGE or DEFRAuDINo
PEOPLE.

Acting under orders issued by
Chief Wappenstoln. the local police
today arrested a man giving his
name as Willlam Rodman, who has
been advertising in the daily papers
lately for assistants at n fancy sal
arg. and whom the authorities say
is a "buuco artist and confidence
operator.
Rodman has been living az the
Arlington hotel for some 4 Ie and
has been under surveillance OF the
police during the past few days
lie Nas first noticed at the race
track and since that time officers
have been constantly at his heels
They insist that they have suffi-
cient evidence TO warrant arrest.
eRodman Is undoubtedly wanted
elsewhere, said Chief Wanpenstein
today. and We are nov looking up
his record. He adycrnses for men.
explaining that he will give them
a salary OF $50 a week. Rodman
insists upon these dupes putting up
S.. 900 cash bonds. and then when
he has collected a sufficient sum.
he disappears, leaving the victims
wiser but poorer
"Rodmans chief game is 70 get
these dupes scattered around differ.
ont cities. presumably 20 place bets
on a certain horse lie also tells
them that when Sir Thomas Upton
arrives from England. he has been
authorized as the agent 20 purchase
stocks TO the amount Of $500, 900"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
DEPOSITS IN
BANKS GROW
JOHN {. PRICE COMPLIES IA.
BLE SHOWING CONDITION or
BANKS FROM APRIL o TO
JUNE ~.

an increase Of g. 200. $3.50 10 de-
poalfa at the local banks aud trust
companies from April 6. 1900. 20
June ~. is 40 interesting feature
Of e statement on the conditions Of
Seattie's financial innllla,iann.
made hY John Z Price There Is
atao an Increase ~ more than two
million dollars In loans and an In.
crease at more than a quarter 81 a
million In surplus and undivided
pFofiia The total deposits In the
local banks are shown 10 aggregate
almost flftY millions ~ dollars
The eauditiua of the various
banks 10 date ia shown a. fuiioNa
Capital stock. f2.eSa. 100. surplus
and undivided profits. tz.T1a 1Ge q.
deposits. tts.as7 6sI.ia. loans.
s.. eos.ks IS eash and exchange.
fis.ak3. sa0 02
Changes since April 6. 1896 Cap.
itai stock uncteaael. alec: sur,
Plus aud undivided profits. s2s1..
90 0e deposits. fa.s6n.7 80.
leans tz.5se.5siia. cash and ex.
change taocreaWol. tiG.1ts75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
O|LL|NG WANTS
TO KNOW
ASKS BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS WHY PAVING OF
wEsTLAKE BOULEVARD ISN'T
HURRIED.

George W billing this morning
flird with the board ~ public works
q protest against the dltatorineas Of
The contractor who has the contract
for paving Wcatlnke boulevard from
pike a. 10 Denny way. and re-.
quest for Information ~ 10 the
status Of the effort 20 procure the
widening, regarding aud paving Of
WcaIiake from Denny way % Mercer
st
The WeHtlnke Improvement was
begun approximately n year and a
half ago and atlli IL not IN "a COM
dition for traffic. Delays 81 various
kinds from the difficulty 81 getting
material 20 the street car franchise
tanRle have intcrfered and caused
It 20 be put of from Time 10 time.
aud the work Of paving Il On junt
now being begun. The central strip
OF the street ls not being paved.
but wili be plankod temporarily and
paved when the street car tracks
are laid.
The improvement Of the street
north Of Denny way has been de-
layed on account of the impossible
ny Of getting thu property owners
60 sgrsa 10 dedicate the strip nee
esssry to widen the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
' "DEADWOOD. DICK"
ROMANCE OF

peddlod gum IN Cripple Creek. Col,
carrying his stock In trade la "a
shoe box
Last week he died, at the ago
Of a..
And the best sou can get out OF
u Was that a mlaapeni life had an
~ endia.
Yes. rnmanoe Is dead
"Ou on waRed the battle. the
road agents fighting like devils for
victory. the defenders initiating
their example II was warfare -
bullet for bullet. blood for blood
tlow's that for thHlla7 Makes
ou wish you could tote cannon
and 90 out aud bag a few road
agents yourself
Read that when YOU were u lad
aud couldn't sleep because Of the
feeling that there were Indians an.
der the bed
= reckon it'a my duty 70 take
a hand. said Sandy. drawing his
tfuatY weapon
n was always a "truatY weapon
Ia the dime novel days
These rufflnnly outlaws need 10
be killed. Go iato tho cabin and
admit no one
You may be wounded OF killed.
replied woman
How much would YOU careqr he
said az he gnzed into that dls
Fuised face aud beautiful eyes
Gee Isn't that fine business
Don't you wish You we're hoy
again. smoking your first ciEar and
reading Deadwood Dick up in the
haYmaNf
soon tho battle waa over Pur
suit was frnitleaa. The ground was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
PRATHER WAS A
VERYBUSY MAN

wagons. aud aome nf thla ives iden.
tsfied b. Oscar hasausat. = neigh
bof. a. having been stolen from his
barn on the nigbf nf Apfil q
Prafhef practically confessed 10
having been 1nEsKcd In q series Of
iheits. cnmmsncinN early tu che
year and continuing until the time
nf hts cNutesc
The man would steal Dot %
chickens from one neighbour and
then sxraia from another neigh.
bar % iesi ms chickens. ~ the In
vestlx4iins officers say
An lnaHigy has Developed fhr fact
that Frataef eas under arrest ~
one time In Davenport. lhls state
lie had IN his posaessioa = large
bunch ~ NrYs. aaeh a. burglars
USUALLY carry
Prathgr " a man with a family
sad hts wife ~ FRUSTRATED at the
evIdrnco AGAINST her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
Clue PLANS GRILL.

A. the meeting Of che Commercial
clah Last night w G. Ruckman.
Yice president of che organization.
offered 20 advance the sum OF $500
10 cover the expenses 81 furnishing
the new quarters The members
have also pledged themselves 10
contribute literally toward the
equipment % the Erill which aili be-
leased 10 a we'll known local stew
ard The members Will also pro.
vide billiard tables aud other forms
II amusement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
REALTY VALUATION 4.
GREATLY INCREASED

While no totals have yet hocn
made up ln the assessors office II
Ia estimated that the total valuation
of property this year Nill upnfoNi-
mate stao,0oa. Geo "a compared with
but about tsa0aa,0aa iaat year The
increase will be largely In real
property. though certain forms OF
corporate property. standing tim
Der aud timber lands, railroads and
farm property. have alaa been lifted
New system Adopted,
a now system was adopted this
year In estimating for assessment
purposes the values of city real O..
tate The assessor employed three
deputies 90 so ever the same terri
tory. each estimating the value Of
each tract aud when those values
we've reported Independently OF
each other the Waite to be put on
the rolls was deducted from con.
parison q them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
KID OFFICERS
MUST GO NOW
LAUNCH COMMANDERS MUST
BE ABOVE LEGAL AoE-cUsl
TOM OFFICIALS RECEIVE IN
sTRUcTioNs FROM WASH J
INoToN.

40 longer VII the youths Of thls
city be IN command Of the many
launches that carry passengers on
the sound or Lake Washington. The
customs authorities received I'm
structiona from Washington this
morning 20 enforce the regulations
regarding those In charge Of
launches Transporting passengers.
The regulations require that those
IN charge OF passenger launch
must Dc citizens u the United
States and not under the legal aRe
The latter part r. what viii raise
old Ned with many young shippers.
en- lake Washington aud also
ON the sound boys ranging from Nc
% 10 years Of mgr have been em-
pioyed On operating the launches
Hereafter they viii not be tolcrat.
ed. The customs authorities have
been Instructed 10 work ~ caniunc-
ton With the marine Inspectors
board and see that the law In the
future ia enforced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
CHARGES
WILL Be PROBED

certain 70 tad g. TIE iucsmpeffHay
e chief Coca. b. Hii ths dlsruaaloH
q the Arlington daTk fire there hss
tsrrn q constant recurrence Of tha
general charges aKaiast tire nstl
~ she department. These imtluda
tncQzupetsnsT. Inability co maiHtisHl
discipline. careless hahitA and iha
excessive ups ~ iutosi afink taunYs.
Tne lack - discipline a. dis sasr |
bF ths charges ~ IoeiinE ~ ms
Arlington dock flee has mrasaac /
many ~ the isadlnF business nes -
protest against the retention nf thn
present Department had These
complaints have come frequently Ia
tb@ ears - Mayor Moafs vha &
EfyinH them careful consideration
40 artian Wiii b. taken - the
mayar pending the Investigation. bat
shaai8 The inFssftEafion Justify such
action the removal ef the chief wtll
fuiioa forthwith.
MaYof MunFs has already shown
fhat b. has 10 patience Nfth men
eh0 drink "a the extent - rendering
fhem unfit for ths performances Or
their duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
MONEY THAT COMES
EASY FOR THE KING

There Is a law In Great britain that when per
dies without VII or heirs the estate goes 10 tho
king Ii l. really hts lie spend Il Tor ciEaFcts
puhlic 1hrarlos just as he peaseas
Aud tho income that has reached the British
thront this account is not TO be snceaea at
Recenuy Captain G. l.. A. Wilson died. and aa he
left no heirs and had made provision for diair-
button % his wealth. king Edward enabled To-
put f9oot0o where q would do the most gopd peT.
hapa be has all OF those old dchts dating from his
Wild oats DAYS settled II not. thia viii bo fine
ness tar his erpdftoFa
The British crown received $500 900 from William
NopuEhusbana ia 1870. and $4,000 from Mnl Nc
en- Blake IL 1895 In iSSt thrce was a round mi
Ion dollars from the estate II George perton and
ia tsNt another million from the cstatr OF William
Aeathcote Who died = igRaile
Occasionally successful claim ia brought against
the crown. aitho ush not oftea enough 20 even en-.
courage The folk who believe thal there are lni.
meuse estates awaiting them across the pond
Mrs Maria Al anen' hfuWn died lnfasfatr ia 1871
and 81 100000 TO veriod ~ the crown Some years
later tae moneg was recovered b. an Italian claim
ans
= have hrsn lott instance the amount running over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
ELOPEMENT

TACOMA. June 2t-A. g. pettus
OF Spokane aud Mrs Lula Harper 81
Tacoma Cinped four weeks nEo. and
the fact became known for the first
time this morning pettua leaves a
destitute wife aud two married
daughters Mrs Harper Is the wife
OF Samuel Harper, a local florist.
who has two children Ia the high
school She took several hundred
dollars OF her husbands money with
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
MINISTER IS HELD
ON GRAVE CHARGE

Joseph schewierilieh. formerly
pastor % a German Methodist
church in this city. was arrested AZ
bis home. on Mercer island. this al
fernan on statutory charge
Back Of the charge lies story Of
a wife wrongly sent 20 an insane
asylum . VAS the wife who
caused tho arrest
When Sehwleftilch vas arrested
Hanna Heverlieb. who was living
nifh bin. was brought TO the prose
cutting attorneys office. bat later
allowed her liberty
The charge against schwiortlieh
Il that he ennHplfed aud succeeded
ln having hts wife sent 10 the In
sane asylum from Everett a year
ago In order that be might live with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
THE GRAND LIFE OF
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

There arc me stories that should never die.
About once year q would b. good n In every
schpoi room In be land there vas told the story OF
NiofpneH NIRhiin gale
Herr has not bcea the fate accorded 20 most
heroes She has not been neglected or even FORGOT.
tgn- She Is pa tient iavalif coaancd one room.
smlng. peaceful waiting for the end which az best
cannot DO Far away.
From childhood she loving and tender
hearted. she vas Kind % animals. children. and
she was what might be called a horn nurso for she
handased imaginaFy wounds on her dolls before
abe had learned 10 talk plainly.
Aud when abe was cider. because 81 her desire
% ailaY pain. sho found her way 70 the hospitals
and became a minlsterlng angel She had the man.
nEinR egpaeiiY as well aa the Nursing ability aud
during the Crimean var she "a enc time had 10 900
patients under har charge
She redreed chaos to order. She cut the death
rate from q per cent 20 per cent She changed
The entire course % treatment Of the wounded and
u Is said that the soldiers Kissed her shadow" as
ahe passed
EnEiand waa grateful A fund Of t2so0o0 vas
fniaei and she devoted Il to founding q train.
ifsss. fof year she devoted her efforts 10 ssnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
PROMISES a COMPLETE N.
vEsrioArfoN or FtHE oE
PARTmENT CHIEF COOK
WILL &c UNDER FIRE.

IN. Investigation ~ the civil
service commission II the charges
against the suspended members 81
the fire department. vii Begin tn
morrow Night. and viii be Yali ana
rompists #ait Clarke NrFfirtnn.
uissnhef - The commission. this
unaruinK No member ~ tbs de-
nartmenf wili Dc shiai8ad. na oae
all be ahifeN xshet The members
- the commission daalEs - be just
- fhs men ard thr efficsFs - ihz
department bat e IL our duty e.
eel o. guard the highest welfare
81 nv city"
- Indicated by Netsielnn'a de-
Iatafion The Investigation IL almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
CRIMP CASE Is
COMPLETED

PORT TOWNSEND. June 81
The evidence In the crimp shooting
case was completed this morning.
The arguments are being made this
afternoon aud the case will go 10
the jury early this evening
The defense succeeded well In os.
tablishing selfdefonso as the mo.
tive for Sailor BENJAMIN Franzon
shooting Runner Harry Stuhlcy
Capt Rees aud Boatswain VIII
llams. charged with kidnapping the
three deaerters from their vessel 70
tho British bark MoryCn. Will have
their trial tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
OWNERS WILL
NOT GIVE IN

SAX FRANCISCO. June u The
efforts ~ MAYOR sehmiix to afhi.
trste the waterfront strike Will prob.
ably fan The vessel owners Brv
no, disposed to Weld certain essen.
ual points. but the sailors favor ar.
btiratiuu
The Umafiiia sails this afternoon
for northern ports. with = non union
crew Others are expected 10 FOL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

Hanna Heverlick. Airs. Schwieri-
Itch WIS confined at Steilacoom n
month aud then released As sane.
She says her husband then induced
her 10 live on san Iaan island.
Then he induced her 10 80 to Ger
many on a visit While there she
saws be tried 70 get her relatives
to keep her hY telling them thar she
.as a criminal Upon learning this
Mrs Schewtertlieh returned 10
America. arriving in Seattle yes.
terdny
To-day she told her story to As.
sistaut PROSECUTING AstuTnoy Whit
ham. who issued a warrant for the
arrest Of schewler,lieh Schewiert.
Itch Is 90 Years old aud has been a
minister for l. years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
FIVE CARS
DERAHED

SACRAMENTO. Cal. June 81
No overland passenger train from
Ogden to San Francisco ran into an
open switch. while running Is miles
an hour. at Front aud \ SITS. az
n 30 this morning Five cars were
dcrallsd No one was Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

moonlight stood soyonicd DEAD.
WOOD DICK"
lIhhl
Wouldn't take three dollars for
the thrill Ia that story
Remember whom you had thumb
ed Il aud read Il and cried over
Calamity Jane. aud cried some
more because You had 10 work IA
the garden instad OF running
away off somewhere 10 enroll your
self az member Ut that wonderful
hand of deapefadoea which roamed
through the pages of nearly n hun.
dred dime novelist
And whon mother said she
wouldn't have you reading the
nasty things aud burned them Ia
the Kitchen stove. sou snltged and
kicked aud made u show Of your
self and your father said 4 want
you to atrnIehteu ~ that face, sir.
right away or III sec you Ia the
barn. nlr
Tough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
POLICE SAY HE HAS sEEN
STEALING FROM AIS GREEN
LAKE NElesBoas Fos SOME
TIME PAST.
HAS SEEM

Wlih the discovery % a cellar
fIiieA wiEh goods of az eFipiiuus.
part o. ahieh have bceu i8eulifled
a. stolen property. ~ the FHsiteuea
Of sanuel Prdther. az druan t.aav.
The police last sunday solved the
mystery Ok the series OK petfT thefta
vhich have thrown the ueishbof-
heod Into a state Of terror during
The past few montha.
PTalhaF aas arrested htsf week.
b. Patruimgn A A. Rosa and T
Nash Ne rhArgc WAS placed aKalust
kim aud on Sunday a search va
made OF his premises. IN the cel.
lar xss = miscellaneous assoFtMg ~
whlch would an Al beast two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
STATE $4,000
To LIVE GAY

NEW YORK. Juno 2i.--Frcderick
= Wilson. wanted In Los Angeles
Tor the emhezslcment OF $4,000.
was turned over 10 the chief Of 20.
lice at Los Angeles today Wilson
says he planned the theft delibor.
atcly because be wanted 10 see New
York and lead the cav life % which
W had always heard
lie now declares New York IL too
expensive because the only Job he
could get paid but 81 per day and
his expenses were never less than
$40 a day. tie had only few cents
when arrested here June 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

4 new real estate firm has
sprung into existence in Seattle and
yesterday az Olympia. c H. Bur
nett and George B Lampins organ.
iEed. with a capital stock Of $4,000
the Coliseum Investment company.
II You have wife. buy her a
White Enamel Sink. at G.. II Brown
Plumbing Co, a2l Pine 81. ses
Acre tracts, rich soil. near Seattle.
easy terms. J. A. Paine, 907 Alaska
building. "ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
moRk cars saOo

On petition Of both parties TO the
suit. the case % john Mnfk against
the Great Northern Railway com
rany and the Island Navigation
company has been dismissed With.
aat cost - citheF party. a oampfo.
mise having been effected By which
the defendants Jointly agree TO pay
Mofk the sum % ssNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
AT SNOHOMISH

sNOHOMIsH. June gi-About
100 Snohomish people went on the
excursion 20 Victoria Wednesday
The executive committee Of the
chamber Of commerce. issued a call
for "a mass meeting Wednesday
night 20 arrange for a Fourth OF
July celebration.
The Knights OF Pyhias elected
The following officers Monday
Leslla Packard. & G.. T. T. Karo.
v. c. J. Zorin, prelafo. 4 y Mad
dox. N. W. r. N Stockton. NJ
al A.: J Bushncld, *. Of { G.: T.
Lenfeat. X Of o g. Rolls were
opened for a company Of the uni
form rank A large number Of
names were signed
The Boys Athletic association
gave their second annual picnic
here Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
NORSEMEN CALL
UPON BRYAN

TnONDHJEM. June 21--A mum
Der OF Norwegian Americans called
upon 49, j. Bryan this afternoon.
Bryan leaves sunday Tor northern
kofway On bis return he viii 90
% London. take "a trip along the
Rhine and inspect Gibraltar. whence
he will sail home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

Owner a. real estate Ia the bust.
49, section ~ the city have q ~.
- shock In store from them upon
,ss notification vt the asses smons
r.ils fnf lsad when they eontru.
n.te the values at which much 81
,h.gr propeFtY h assessed
Assessor Peters has lifted values
Al such property 50 hlgh Ia many
instances that their own fathers
vta not rteosulac them la compar
i.an With The values on the same
prapero Last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
MISS MARGARET OF oARmo.
MISS EDNA Ficks.
MISS FRANCES AULsEMAN.

The zafd annual Etadustins exer-
claes q The seattle hiah school were
held IN tbs uFana opera house thls
afternoon. when the largest elias.
iu thr history o. tbs 81 oal Was
graduated
There we're zee girls ana Is boys
eha received tiplama.
The saiutatay waa delivered BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

Well SIR. Of comes the romance
AZ the head ~ this article l.
picture af the real Dcndwood Dick
Yea, he deaperadoed a little. lie
vas Ia enough tight places 20 make
n possible 10 build novels on him
Ills real name vas Frank Palmer.
and he Is said 10 have been we'll
connected. He went west aud for
years was picturesque figure ia
pehdwood. + y.
lie gambled lie acquired the
morphine habit
The last few years Of his life he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

HtreNn With dead Bot one was
found alive. aud Old Bullwhacker
had him strung up a. once Fifteen
we're killed
"Old Bullwhackar stood with 4
smoking pistol ia each hand and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
YEARS.

wigFie They say yesterday was
the hottest day tho town has seen
IN Is vears
Wages That's nothing. last sum-
mer there was day. the hottest
we'd had lu 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

Susie; That rich Mr. Singleton ls
quite a big gun. isn't he?
Maudo: Yes. but ] can tell you he
isn't ponruu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21

Carrie: IN just ruin my conn
plevion going In bathing so much.
Mary, I wouldn't mind; no one
viii notice a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
RESULTS At
the MEADOWS

TIE MEADOWS. June 81 I,
q The track l. sloppy and the I
= weather cloudy. The results I
First raes-f'our furlongs. I
. selling. maiden 2-Year- olds ,
Grace 81 Clair CB. PowelO. 4
q To I. won. I
= Catherine G.. 10 TO I. second. I
= ST Adams. 20 10 !, third.
q Time, sbt. ,
z Second rsce=-Slx ana a half I
e furlouEs. purse
= Neoman fPalms). 6 10 !. won. I
4 Cascade OF Diamonds, IL 10 4
4 T. second. I
4 Ramus. TO 10. third. 4
= Time. i;a2 4
Scratches -CazaEEa, Montana 4
q Peerless Lerida
SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 4
SHEEPSHEAp Ray. June 4
4 2i=Gg Between. with shaw I
= up. at Co !, won the Suhur= 4
= ban. mile and a quarter. IN 4
4 a,05ih; pandelion, tMHlcrl. {,
4, second Colonial Girl 6ScWeln.
to /. third.
- ttttt 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-21
HARRY TROLL.
ROY MoNeRlEFF.
Mlss cENEvIEVE LYNN.

Miss Margaret d. aaFnn, ana the
yaieAictaty hy Misa Frances tla,ss-
man.
The stage Vas appropriately der
GRATED. ant music % high stand
ard WAS furnished hy the or
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