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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

he is interested. called on the President
Monday and had pleasant interview with
him. They found much of mutual interest
in literary work, and the President, VINO
expressed cordial appreciation of some OF
Mr.. Patterson's writings, invited him to
take luncheon with him at the White House
in order that they might have an uninter-
rupted interview.
Howard University Commencement.
Senator Burkett of Nebraska called at the
White House today with acting President
Fairfield and Profs. Cook and Shadd Of
Howard University who extended an in
vitation to the President to deliver an ora
ton at the commencement exercises OF that
institution on June l. The President will
not be able to make address. but prom
ised the Howard officials that he would at
tend the ceremonies for short time on
that date.
Alaskan Railroads.
Senator Burnham of New Hampshire had
a short conference with the President this
morning on Alaskan railroads. Senator
Burnham is a member Of the Senate COM
mittee on territories, and has been consid-
erably interested In conditions IN Alaska
Some time ago the President requested GER
tain memoranda relating to the question
Senator Burnham presented this today, but
would not disclose the nature OF the matter.
Marshal for Eastern Michigan.
the nomination of Milo d. Campbell to be
marshal for the eastern district of Micht-
gan.
Gratitude to France.
President Roosevelt today sent the fol-
lowing cabIegram to President Fallieres OF
France:
THE WHITE HOUSE. WASHINGTON,
April "a, 1906
ITO the President of France: On the &C.
casion of the formal reception at Annapolis
of the body of John Paul Jones l wish
| to thank you, and through you the great
French nation, for Its distinguished cour-
| tesy In connection with this event. cour-
| tesy of a kind which serves to keep even
more wildly before us the invaluable aid
rendered by France to this country at what
was well nigh the most critical period OF
| its history. France holds a peculiar place
| In the heart of the American people. ana
| on behalf of that people wish all success,
prosperity and happiness to the mighty
| republic over which you PRESIDE:
| THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Return Of the President.
The special train bearing President ana
| Mrs. Roosevelt. Secretary Bonaparte and
| the guests of the Navy Department ar
| rived from Annapolis at Z o'clock last even
ing, the run from Annapolis being made
| In one hour and five minutes. The trip
| was without incident. The President, Mrs
Roosevelt, Miss Carew, Mrs. Rooseveirs
/ sister and Secretary Loeb entered car
rage and were driven directly to the WHITE
| House.
Relief Resolution Signed.
| President Roosevelt late last night signed
the joint resolution Of Congress appropriar-
ing 81 500, 600 additional for the relief OF
| the San Francisco sufferers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

50 O2 for IS Silk Petticoats. with
flare fiounce and ruche bot
tom. Black, brown, blue and red
only. Only too few. Can any be
promised late visitors?
O9r for Kimonos. made to retail
>OS at $50 to 81. Hurry for those
of Persian effects in Oriental Crepe.
On third floor, with corsets, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

7GD, for Corsets worth $50 to
H>G $3.50 All sizes among the
makers samples. and "Demonstra-
ton" Corsets. Mostly small and large
corsets among the store remnants.
Choice for roc.
0g, for Corset Covers worth 900
%OS and Toe. More or less elab-
orately trimmed with laces and eu1-
broideries, run with ribbons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
A Utah Post Office.

Representative Howell OF Utah was at
the white House today with william Glass
man, a weIl-known politician of Ogden and
mayor of that town ssBill" Glassman. az
he Is known In Utah. wants to be postmas-
ter at Ogden and he has the backing OF
Representative Howell. There is said to be
no particular amount Of objection to Glass
man on the part OF the senators from the
state.
President Roosevelt entertained at lunch
con today the Rev. 360rge Villa Patterson
OF Randolph Center, Vt. Ray. Mr.. Patter-
son. who Is III washington attending 10
some large resi- estate transactions In which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
FAKE AUCTIONEER
IS UNDER ARREST

that Uoldstcin. thinklns himself 80
cure deliberately haneocd llcu
man
Heuman returned the watch O.
Goldstein ahd demanded the ticket
showing the receipt for money
paid. but this had been destroyed
hY Goldstein However Wien
threatened With criminal procedure
Golistoin attempted to compromise
pind rendered lteuman another
watch. which he guaranteed for 20
Years. although the makers ouiY
guaranteed It Tor 10 years. an waa
sh aWi, By the stamp on the ease
a complaint was then made pe
FORE Justice Oorulaa. aud Detective
Jack uarek was sent ont with the
warrant GaldstCin Was then book
cd ne headquarters and auhsequfnt
~ rvleased upon furnlshina cash
bail 81 sgpo
The GoldHtcln license expires to-
nlght. and VIII probably be renevvd
tomorrow saoslld application be
made In tho meantime Chief
Wanpcastein viii do all In hit
power e. cripple 6oldateih. despite
the Inactivity OF the city officials
whom he says might act Il th~1
would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
FREMONT ITEMS

FBEMoNr. July 81 Everything
points 10 the fact that Wentlake
boulevard. according 20 The tlnHl
survey viii cross the tannl Al
Evanston street. instead 0f Ere
mont avenue. as heretofore cup
posed What lends color 10 this IL
the fact that the i.swsu place On
the west slide OF Fourth aXnnno ana
the Hewen and Parker places on
Lombard street have been con
deHued Had Fremont avenue
been chosen, II would not have
been necessary TO condemn the
Lowen property Final grade
stakes are said 10 be nov Ia place
IT E,ana0n has finally been 90
lactad. as now seems probable, II
will doubtless eouae a great change
la business conditions IN Fremont
G. 4 Young a Co have sold the
house aud lot on rhinney avenue
aud Davis street 90 Kate Lincoln
for $1,000. also "a house and LOT on
Palentlno avenue 10 = sigrlHt
for 1900
" u Curtis IN having erected On
nleWett street. between Albion
place and Aurora avenue. an ole.
CANT aeysnfoom house IL VIII
have hot aud cold waier. steam
heat. gas and electric light. and De
one OF the most modern residences
Ia Fremont
Fremont lie "a have another bank,
Ia addition 90 the Institution con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
VETERANS TO
HAVE MEDALS

That each member OF the Wash.
inEton volunteers. ~ well 80 those
Of Other states who we're inNtru.
gsantal IN qaelling the Philippine
ineuffectinn - n be- pr sssnied with
= bronze medal N recognition OF
their services IL ths order received
from the war department II Wash
Inetnn. y {
rhia vail be the fret official rec
oKnlti1n extended 10 the soldiers BY
congress In addition 10 the regular
pay. The act u congress providing
Tor the medal directs the secretary
Iof var to procure = suitable medal
Ia bronze. 70 be presented - each
member and officer and families
|of surh as may be dead. who an
swered the call Of President Me
'kiu1sY for the var with Spain
An appropriation Of 5000 was
,maaa 20 carr out the act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
WOMAN'S DIAMONDS
DRAW Big CROWD

iege In China. and for tho next ais
months they viii spend visiting the
principal contorg OF the United
States.
Miss Holmes loft New York eight
Years aRo IA q tour of the Nutld
Fpr the past three years she hsy
heen travelling IN the Orient tfSf
wardrobe was ono OF the most oiahz
.ofatt that the local customs off.
ciala ever passed silks aud anlina
" tho finest texture were contained
m the seven personal wardrobe
trunka Of Mlaa Holmes. The dia
monda Mo- Holmes wears are the
best Even her pretty sun shades
afe tipped with diamonds
The three leave Tor New York to-
morrow ON the Oriental Limited
Mas Holmes. speaking English. be-
came associated with th0etwo chit
reae on the trip coming across the
Pacific an the shinaho Maru. which
arrived In port yesterday The two
Chinese left the ahinano at Port
Townsend aud reached tho city last
night on the Indianapolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
AUTOMOBILE IN
SNASH-UP
I. MACHINE GOING AT FAST
spgEo CONES TO GRIEF
PASSENGERS ESCAPE AND
CHAUFFEUR IS SEVERELY
CUT.

whst mighi have been fatal
ncelaers was ayertad last nlght,
morr b. good luck than goud man
amsmsnf whca an automobile TIE
rroeertv Of lars peterson. uf TIE
ssn Francisco Oyster house. over.
turne4 IN a ditch between 6eorge
,own and south seattle, In an IN
dsaver 10 pass another machine
Tha car. which was In charge -
Bsn Graai Il Thomas FLYER garase.
carried a. passengers a couple lix.
Tag on BEACON hiil. bnt 81 whose
itentisy Grant does not know. The
parsy Vas inbound az the time.
traxslin4 on the speedway If rate
az aboaf - uilss an hour. when
tkey attempted to pass q Pope To
lido insf ahead Grant turned out,
but ID dalnE 40 turned too far and,
arising a telegraph pole. the ma
chine was hurled into the ditch be
sow. The passengers escaped vita
euf A scratch Grant was severely
cut about ne face from breaking
slass- Eyrn he. however. was ahie
10 - at work this morning The
damage 70 she car Nitl amount -
$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
EDITORS
SEE SEATTLE
MEMBERS or TsE AssoeiA.
TON CONE OVER FROM IA.
COMA on rHs KtrsAP AND
HAVE LUNCHEON AT con-,
aERctAL cLue. +.

Farty ssveu nasmbnfs ~ tAs
Washington stats Press assacls titu
wta have heru attending ths eoa-
vantaa az Tacoma Ter the RFsf
three dnfH. are guests % the i@ei
members IN Seattle this aftsrnpoff
1r,s members arrived az noon on me
steamer Kitsap aud wsfs At aase
taken h. charge ~ c. '. White Arts
ether loaai association members
ans taken 10 ths tuama % the Cura :.
nsaseial club. where luncheon 80
served Ii
AHA oelaeE special Gers ~ ne
seattle Electric elgfHpaag Nrfs
niaesa af ths disposal u TIE sdits
90 and they are seeing The eitY4
Mayer wright. of Tacoma. ana
Louis ~ FEstts secretary u the
Tacoma Chamber q C'ommefrs, ats
win tie editors in Seattle Nearly
all ~ the Officers elected yesterday
are hers. although many q The
fnsfabsfs left for their heuass lat
night Ansoug those officers n the
-ttf thls afternoon are y p tieaFds
q Vancouver president. kaerus
Fssfar. - ar.fra Wgoii~Y. vice pres.
iaent. ant T. ~ iiutehiaon. q apas
kane. SECRETARY
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ch,ef wappeussen has tae"u I"
-. h.n4 he's The egse against the
sa,,.,sn JeVciry company e' 10
-. rsr.ns the arwst ot "
sel an thaise % etai"tna
aV andef false pletens'r oh
n 'arealns Of Charles ilson..a el.
ssomnela S.. Who olalins '' N.''N
- bg,eocd by 6oldste'n
vi Wsamsn islma that he so's' s :
a,sgh al auction monlh a2 tu1
s for il on the IN. f'''''. h'
~ i, mceeeaea in saipins i.''
sssslos 81 the watch ten ~ +
80 lfpau examination BE- l '''..'.'
ma he. toe. bad eeen ,ne ne. vs. o.ee
~ ~ ths nshsaius ehange af'is' " nv, ~
eh.nss4 she watch While ulns ny. ,'V
49, llc had prcXioasl ~
p ~ i,oll.fsm that b intended : a'
- ~ watch "a nake's az 2 l,s'
s IN ana caIss wappeaatsin 'h'uhs
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Two members OF the Chinese t9ia
hillty. appearing In their nnQfa.
dress. me an American womene
displaying nearly 100000 worth PC
diamonds upon her fingera. wrtal
aud other portions Of hcr dfafsl
have been attracting great atefl'
tion during their different hpps n
ancoa upon the streets OF aealFln
today.
While tho three were purchades
tiekuts IN the ureat Northern oftiff,
on Columbia 81 aud Second AZ i4h
morning. hundreds crowded ntounh
the entrance 10 catch a glimpse ~
the trio
The lady Ia Miss Frances Holmes.
OF New YORK.. aud the two Chinese
are Sam i.oonE Sing. son IT one OF
the fent Hdmifsls 1T the Chinese
navy aud himself wealthy man.
aud The other IL Luna iuk Sex. the
formers companion aud alao a
wealthy son Of the Chinese empire
The two members Of the nobility
ate graduates Of the highest col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
OREGON INSANE
ASYLUM ATTIRE
INMATES MARCHED OUT sAFE
~. MOST VICIOUS ONES
CLOSELY GUARDED - FIRE
sMALI--No INSURANCE.

SALEM. ore. Jaiy q THE
state insane asylum. containiug
1. 500 inmates. WAS on fire this at
eTnnon.
Fortunately the inmates we're Gus
on the grounds when the alarm was
Given. The attendants placed tt~
females In A small garden. and q
males we're marched into an en
closure near by and atrongiy guard
ed
All The patients WeFe taken oai
~ the buildings except the mast
vicious once. who wurr WatcAe'i
closely. The fire vas probably dee
10 the crossing of electric wires
Eleven TRUSTEES in the peuiiHu
Diary assisted IN fighling the Use
Most % the damage waa caused b.
water on the top floor The ROOT
vas badly damaged There was 10
Insurance..
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U. p FRANCHISE MATTER.

TIE proposed franchise granting
the rnlun Pacific railroad an en-
traHee 20 Seattle will 81 taken No
~ the corporations COMMITTEES %
the ctr councii this afternoon The
pfoposasi ordinances we're intro
ducsa into the eoancil last Monday
Night in sew form. the name being
ehanxed 20 correspond with the
emsnise affieisa * Incorporation
Of the local company ssxing for the
franchise While TIE tunnel fran
chiss II introduced as a measure
separate from the general franchise.
Attorney Hartman q the company
has told Chairman Gfil Of the com.
fnittse that the company n willing
20 have he granting 81 the fran
chiae made contingent on the con
sfructian ~ the tunnel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
FREAK THINGS
FOR REFUGEES
NO. 8 ssoEs roR TIE WOMEN.
eoLF SUITS FoR rHE MEN.
AND DOLLS usogRwEtR
ron EvERYHopV.

San FRANCISCO. IulF z1.-Any
wuman in San Franeisco Sho con
frasea 20 wearing a No : ahoe can
have rs many pairs a. she aeeda
~ applying 1T the relief warehouse
Fourteen hundred pairs 81 shoes
an No q. are wing tn that ware
house waiting to 10 carried away
hy refugees They Wcru sent 10 Sar
Francisco from Chicago. who're. &C
coFsiinx to ancient tradition. a 40 :
shoe II rrekonsd dainty
= In the same depository Tor relief
supplies are hundreds ~ doxsaa Of
anita ~ dolls underwear sent BY
Kind hearted people 20 relieve tho
dlafreaa ~ san Francisco n IL nice
underwear. apparently The shirts
are about sir inches long aud yoH
can stretch thsm until thsy are a
foot vide They are mostly all low'
mock shirts
Ia the relief warehouse arc also
I 600 golf suits. contributed by some
tender hearted dayofse ~ the
crooked stick aud checked ball. who
could not think ~ even a seismic
disturbance and wholesale eonfla,
grafton depriving the population Of
the pleasures OF the game. AMI hia
ior herr esthetic soul rebelied at
the thought Of the glorious game
Of Scotland being played In other
than fitting attire Such a profn'
sion Of wzrm eolors had uever been
seen here since the days Of the dous
and their bull fights
but the suita are here-t.0oo OF
,nrn-compleie from feathered head
piece 90 abbreviated trousers. and
those fuzzy stockings whats the
Scotch for emf which makes a
bank clerks calf look Ike a foot
ball players
The distribution Of them vas
planned. bat the refugees didat
take kindly 70 kits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
DEALER
WINS CASE

Otto Gailinzer. proprietor OF a
fruit and delieaieassn store In the
Fulton market. on Second Az. Dc
tween Columbia and Marion st
wfun a victory ia lusiice Gordon
court today. when that magistrate
ruled that fruit stands or other
stands used for display can extend
oal npou the Sidewalk to the bald
INK line. a distance Of sin inches
Galltngsr decided TO make = test
u ths ordinance. and 10 that end
had himself arrested Judge Cor
iuns ruling allows merchants 70
use the Sidewalk out 70 the build
fua uns
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FINDS DIAMONDS,
REWARD is $50

SPOKANE. July zT-Wliilaaa
Thonpson. a helper az a local
stable. fuuud sl2.e9o worth o.
precious siunes Ia a baE In ous II
the vehicles be was cleaning
TAompsoa tnrned ths gems over "a
TIE police and IL developed thar
Mrs u. 2 umhsaa q San Francis
GO Il ne 1wncf she lsft ne vaia-
ahiss IN che vehicle after eniuYinE
a drive Thompson Fsceived $50 fuF
lis hnaealI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
rwis SULLIVAN in rows.

Jack fTwinl Sullivan blev into
town last night and II registered
81 the Northern. he Ia on bis waY
10 Dawson. whore he IL 20 fight
Billy Rates on the 18th OF August
lie said he was feeling fine and
wants to take a chance at Jack
OBfien OF Tommy Burns when he
comes back from the north. lie II
20 tight Jtmmy Flynn In. Denver on
fabqr Day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
wArcn QUICKLY FOUND.

This morning ]. W. Gruhb. a.
Hillman city. called AZ police head.
quarters with n handsome gold
watch. which he found on First az.
near the Northern hotel The watch
vas turned over 20 Captain Lamb
schsr. and rs minutes later a gen.
tleman giving the name Of Horsiio
u. West called aud Identified the
watch as the property Of his wife.
whose initials uere engraved ON the
ease. The watch vas an exception.
ally valuable one and set with a
LARGE diamond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Clearance Sale of
Mems Suits

We are determined that all our
stock must be absolutely new and
fresh IN September Thin clearance
gives splendid opportunity 10
save money
" u HuNCHINsON co.
Cor. 2nd and Union. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
CARS MT WAGON.

A wagon belonging 70 spelger 4
turihurt was hig hy a freight train
AZ the foot Of Madison NJ this morn.
ms az n 30 The train Was stand
Ing still and the engine was coup
ling ears When the cars came to
gefheF Il started the ether cars.
which aid mot have their brakes set
The driver was not hurt. but the
Wakaa was smashed 10 pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
aookmAkER's SUDDEN DEATH

NEW YORK. July ~ Frank y.
REYNOLDS boOhnakar. veil known
IN the west. either fell or jumped
to death from the nth floor window
OF hls hotel this morning lie hna
been M FOR some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
TO REPAIR BRIDGE.

p ~ Church this morning So
cured the contract for making the
repairs on ths spokane av. bridge
leading 10 West Seattle. The con
tract price for piles 10 tt2s each.
and lumber Ia TO be furnished for
tfs per I loo feet. II will require
about $50 piles 10 pa, the bridge
Ia shape for the heavy travel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
ANo MAS, aElor RETURN

Capt, GraNson Y lleidt. of ftf
tesnth cavalry. Who married Miss
Grace Mckinley. niece 81 tho late
President Mekipley. AZ nos Molnes
Ia. Iuiy y. has returned 90 Seat
tie Captain Heidi ta qaartermas
ter Of the transport nIN Capt. and
Mrs Heidi are stopping at the
Hotel taineoln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

Quoted BY Remsbafs 4 Dix0n's IN
ailtuilun A J Goddard iH muhnE
arrangements ~ open bank H.
connection with real estate. ia The
corner room Of his new building az
EdHewafar. II In located on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
To KNOW why

Ths washington State MininE as.
ISOLATION vii be denied the use OF
The Chamber OF Commerce az
meeting plaes and win also be called
upon 10 explain why the name 81
the chamber vas put upon the sta
tlonery OF the mining association
IN aendIng out official notices
The committee on mines and min
ing Of the chamber is having a
meeting this afternoon TO investi-
sats tbs matter at which are pres
ent q number Of the mining repre-
sanfaffsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
NOTED AUTHOR IN CITY.

Mrs. Mary Crawford Fraser, ris-
ter of the well-known noyelisi. Ma
rloa Crawford. and herself distin-
guished iittsratsur. arrived FROM the
orient yesterday on the shinano
Maru and will spend several days
In Seattle before departing for the
east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
DREDGING DOCK.

The Puget Sound Bridge and
Dredging company IL a. work dreds
tag the Daily dock. which has been
fillsd Ia gradually By the fills made
In the northern part Of the city II
a. % b. ~ feet deep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
orvgs TEN DAYS.

= naleom aud Charles Mccoy.
two laharera arrested for being
drunk and dlnorderly. Sere this
morning fined $50 aud given 10
days b. judge Gordon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
In All the World No
Ride Like This

Round trip BY daylight Co beauit
Fat San jnau islands. Sunday. July
80 Two hours ashore al East
Sound See Ra ON page 5 90
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corner 81 Kilboufns ayenus and
Albion place.
"A = Dixon 4 G this week cold
live lots on the west shore n Lake
Union. and faelna the boulevard,
Ia Seattle investors for $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
mss. BUCKLEY
SEEKS DIVORCE.

Mrs Mary Buckley today b~Ran
suit for divorees In the superior
court against her husband. Andrew
Buckley. whom she charges with
drunkenness aud cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Free Car Tickets

Tho band Dor Market. 100 First
av., viii give. on Friday and Satur.
day only. a free car ticket with
every meat purchase OF zoe or over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Clearance Sale Of
Mems Suits

We are determines that al euF
stock must be absolutely new and
fsssh In September. This clearance
gives . splendid opportunity 10
save money
w.B HuNCHIN8ON co.
Cor End and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

buy your butter. eggs and choose
,At the Jersey Butter Store. bOs Pike
H., and save money.
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Rocky Passes andChan-
neIs of San Juan
Islands

Can Be n~su iu eli their grand
beauty frosa tho asek 81 tbs steam
81 whsleofa u you - on the e.
eursian 20 ne Islands. sunday. July
20 Tickets Use. see. ats on
paks >
Sc II. Alafou OF Western white
iaad &c at SplnnlaEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

buy your English riding saddle
from Henderson sadflery Co, zig
Occidental ~.
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ea,rr wApPuNsrelN DETER.
u,Nsp TO DRIVE JtwEtRN
AperioN MEN OUT o. aust
NESS,
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OVERNIGHT
ENTRIES

The following are the entries Tor
Saturdays races 20 the Meadows
FIRST RACE seven faflanga.
aafIfaas 800 .ltHa ana NA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

Tofnorrow big redncti0ns on but
Tor. eggs, cheese and fancy canned
goods At the Jersey Butter store.
J01 pike NJ.
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YOSEMITE IN PORT.

The steam schooner Yoaemits.
belonging 10 T.. w. Gray q Co. ar
rived at Pier , today At 1915 She
carried general freight from San
Francisco.
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The plscs to save money on but.
ter, eggs and cheese ia AZ the
Jsrssy Butter Store. sS3 PIKE II. -
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RESULTS At
the MEADOWS

THE MEADOWS, July ~
Weather clear. track fast The
results
First Race,
Five iurlonga. settling, 3
searoids
Contestrix Il foWolN, : 10
g. won
wator Wagon. d 10 /. sec.
! end
WheatHtonc. g to |, third
Time, t00ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Summer Weight Furnish
lngs Cut 40 to so
Per Cent

This Tremendous Reduction applies TO all Sum-
mer Weight Shirts. Hosiery. Neekwear. Straw Hats.
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