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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
STONE ROOT
(Collinsonia Canadensis)


Alternative tonic, stimulant. Valuable in
larylgits-'mnisters throat IN diseases Of
stomach aud intestines-improves appetite, pro-
notes flow OF gastric juice tonic effect upon or
sans involved good remedy in indigestion,
Dyspepsia, chronic gastriis increasing the secre-
ton from kidneys and skin"
THE FOREGOING FOUR. SEVERAL EX-
TRACTS ARE ALL TAKEN FROM THE AMER
IcAN OBSERVATORY, BY PROFESSORS KING
AND sCUDDER
Prof VIM Paine. NJ D.. late of PhIa, author
Of Paine's Epome of Medicine, reports the cure
of bad cases OF valvuar disease of the heart from
the of the active. medicinal principles eI-
tracted from Stone root. Dr. Pierce has had like
success from prescribing his Golden Medical Dis
covery' in such cases.
Prof John N. scudder n D.. IN his treatise
entitled Specific Medication" says: "Collinsonia
(stone root. is a specific in ministers throat
Chronic larynsitis)." He continues: at proves
beneficial in other cases Of chronic iaryngitis. In
chronic bronchitis and phthisis tconsumptionl,
aliayine irritation and checking cough. 1t also
exsrts q favorable influence upon the digestive
processes. improving the appetite. facilitating d.
gestion and acting q . general tonic 1t passes
OF through the kidneys and exerts a tonic in.
duence upon the entire extent Of the urinary
tract regard 1t AZ Of the most direct and
valuable agents Of the Materia Medlca and one
that Will give satisfaction to whoever employs It."
THE ABOVE ARE STRONG ENDORSEMENTS
OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE INGREDI-
ENTs CONTAINED IN GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY" VIZ: COLLINSoNIA. OR STONE
ROOT. ITS VIRTUES. HOWEVER, ARE NOT
ovER-ExTOLLED. AS WE CAN ATTEST FROM
OUR EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATION IN
wATs1ING THE BENEFICIAL ACTION OF
THE DISCOVERY" IN HEART AFFECTIONS.
LARYNGrTIs. BRONCHITIS 1NcIPIENT Con-
SUMPTION AND OTHER AILMENTS NOTED
ABOVE.
It will be seen from the foregoing that Golden
Medical Discovery" has q large range Of appli-
cations. being . superior remedy not only in all
stomach. liver and bowel troubles. but also for
bgonchial threat and lung troubles accompanied by
obstinate cough; also for kidney and bladder af-
fectiens. valyular disease Of the heart and all
catarrhal affections. no matter whether affecting
the mucous msmbranss lining the nasal pessssss,
o. thass Of the stomach. bowels = Of the Dslvic
ssDass = wsaasA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
OF KNOWN COMPOSITION.

Standing out in bold relief ALL ALONE. and
est dealing with the sick and afflicted. are DR..
Pierces Fsvorite Prescription for weak. debitsted
nervous. rundown" pain-racked women and DR..
remedy for weak stomach, indigestion, dyspep-
sia, torpid liver, bili0usness. all catarrhal az
fectons whether of the stomach. bowels. kidneys,
bladder nasal passages, throat. bronchla. other
mucous passages, also effective remedy for
sil diseases arising from thin. watery or impure
blood scrofulous and skin affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
WORDS OF PRAISE
FOR INGREDIENTS OF
DIR. PlIERGE'S GOLDEN MED.
IGAl DISCOVERY.
GOLDEN SEAL ROOT
(Hydrastis Canadensis) i.

(Hydrastls Canadensis).
DR.. ROBERT BARTHoLow. jefferson Medical
College Of Philadelphia a recognized authority on
Materia Medlca and Therapeutics. says of by.
drastfs Golden Seal: Very useful as stom
achic tonic Stomach tonc) and in atomic dyspep
STA. Cures gastric catarrh tcntarrh OF stomach
aud headaches accompanying same. In catsrrh OF
the gall duet and 1sundce It IS of especial utility
Constipation, dependent upon different deficient
&c cstarrh OF the fntestines, even II 1t has pro-
ceeded to liberation, Is remarkably benefited by
termittent. chronic and mslarial poisoning and en-
larRed spleen of mslsrial origin. It lessons the
secretion Of albumin In chronic Bright's disease,
diminishes mucus IN catarrh of the bladder"
THE FOREGOING is CERTAINLY A WON
DERFULLY STRONG ENDORSEMENT OF ONE
OF DIR. PIERCE's CHIEF INGREDIENTS USED
ALSO IN Ills "FAvoRrTE PRESCRIPTION"
From Organic Medicines" by Grover Coe, NJ.
D., Of Nsw York we extract the following: Ky
drastis Golden s,aD exercises an especial inHu-
ence over mucous surfaces. It's action IN this re-
spect 70 50 manifest that the Indications for its
employment cannot be mistaken. Upon the liver
1t acts with equal certainty and efficacy A. a
cholagogue Oliver invieorator1, IT has few equals
In affections Of the spleen, and abdominal viscera
generally, It Is an enacient and reliable remedy
also in scrofua, glandular diseases generally. Gu
famous eruptions. indigestion debility Iiarrhoea,
constipation. piles and all morbid and cz!tssa dis
charges"
DR.. Coe continues: .Hydrastis Golden Seal, IL
also Of inestimable yslue in the treatment Of
chronic arrangements Of the liver 1t seems to
exereifs an especial influence over the hepatie
Diver structure generally, resolving (dssolvlng)
hillary deposits, renewing distractions promoting
secretioas. and giving tone to th. various sunc-
items. 1t 50 em;neaEy eh7issesue G,usr aeseler-
a.of,. ana nay be RELIED spsa for De relief Il
Aapatic QivEa ts9al~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
OURS NOT A GIFT ENTER
PRISE.

We send no free, give away. or trial bottles
for experimental work. Our medicines have a we'll
established value. can be had at all medicine
stores at reasonable prices, are Of known compost
ton and well-attested curative potency. You don't
experiment with your case when you employ them
for any Of the easily recognized ailments which
we recommend them.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION. Props, Buffalo, n. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
WHOSE SAY-SO IS BEST3

With other medicines the afflicted have only their
makers word for their efficacy With Dr. Pierce's
medicines they have the DIsINTEREsTED In
dorsement Of scores of eminent medical practtion-
ers and medical writer's of wide renown. These
numerous unqualified Endorsements. from men
whose writings regarded as authorities In each
valuable because they were written without any
knowledge the part Of the several writer's that
they were extolling the curative virtues of .nSre-
dents that go to make UP DR.. Perees world famed
medicines. Dr. Pierces Family Medicines, there-
fore. STAND ALONE in respect to being the only
ones PROFESSIONALLY Endorsed rs remedies, or
recomms nded. glance ct the published ingre-
dents win show that no narcotic. or other harm
ful agents employed that alcohol enters into
their composition; that they made of the roots
Sf indigenous, or native, medicinal plants that,
instead Of alcohol. chemically pure glycerne, of
proper strength. is used, both for extracting and
several roots employed.
In favor of DR.. Pierce's medicines is the frank,
confding open. honest statement of their full
composition, giving every ingredient in plain ENG
LJSH without fear of successful criticism and
with confidence that the good sense of the sr-
fcted will lead them to appreciate this honorable
manner Of confding to them what they are taking
into their stomaehs when making use of these
medicines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
QUEENS ROOT
(Stillingia Sylvatica9.

Prof John King, MD, says: IAN Alternative
(biood purifier unsurpassed by few, II any, other
Of the known Alternatives; most successful in skin
and scrofulous affections. Beneficial in bronchial
anectons-permsnently cures bronchitis-relieves
rritstions-an important cough remedy-coughs Of
years standing being cured. Aids IN blood king
and nutrition. and may be taken without harm for
long periods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
MANDRAKE ROOT
(Podophyllum Peltatum).

Certain. sure cathartie; leaves bowels in i'm
proved condition gentle stimulant tonic; i'm
proves the appetite Particularly valuable In dys-
pepsia, gastric and intestinal catarrh. Beneficial
IN some affections OF bladder"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
BLACK CHERRYBARK
(Prunus Virginiana).

Prof. Roberts Bsrthoiow MD, says: wild
Cherrybsrk is an excellent stomach tonic; it has
long been held in great esteem in domestic prac-
tice remedy in catarrhal staten Of the bron-
chial mucous membrane and IN phthisls (consump
tom" The strip is much used ingre-
dent IN cough mixtures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
BLOODROOT
(Sanguinaria Canadensis).

Stimulates digestive organs. increases action Of
heart and arterleS-stlmulant and tonic. Very val
liable as cough remedy-acts IS a sedntive-
further valuable as an Alternative"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
is MADE OF,

The above illustration repre-
SCENTS the several native me-
dicinal plants which enter
into DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
BORATE OF SODA,
the dose of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
ROLL TELLS OF
INSPECTION
SAYS arc SHARE or MAT 10
INSPECTED ~ FEDERAL Az.
rHoRIrfEs WHICH DOGS NOT
FIGURE IN CITY REPORT.

The reason Why the snouthly re
port Of the meat inspection does not
ahow that the member of animals ln
spscted hY tha city inaDeetor IL
equal 70 the number slaughtered IL
that q large prupoFtlon 81 the
Strengthening II done under federal
Inspection. said Citk Meat Inspect.
OF John Roll shia morning 10 : re-.
porter for The Star
cot the nunabsF of animals kiiica
fnr meat In the cts nsore than
thfer f0uFths are killed nader FED.
tFAl Inspection The total nmsnbel
kiiied II given in the report. but
the nambsg given ia the report AZ
inspected Il merely the number
killed under ctr inspection All
animals killed IN the city FOR meat
are inspected either b the federal
ln*pestogN of by myself.
The wurt Of inspecting the meat
supply Of the cisY h becoming 80
great that 4 il virtually impossible
fof one man % give II the attention
n deserves. hence the effort to pass
the amended meat inspection orii.
nance adding another inspector,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
CHARLES HAS A
READY WIT
MisrAH JOHNSON rsrRe WITH
rHE HMpARrsg ~ policE
COURT AND ESCAPES A ssa.
ruacu rAERnsy.

Charles johnson ~ cuiored anil
uufortunste. iaa@inR from the plata
tive plea which b. uttered before
Judge Gordon In tbs police court
yesterday. Johnson IL a frequent
visitor II the CITY jail. although he
Insists that be inn't ~ all pleased
over the fact
Well. Judge. be said In explain
inK his last misadveniurn with tho
blue coated minions Of the iaw. you
see, its this way. ! cant stay out
of jail They won't LEI me
Haven't you been 10 the peni
Tertiary. asked chy Attorney IN
Hrulsf
Yes. bat that's no crime" an
aWered Johnson. II everybody Ia
Seattle Who have heen in the pani.
Tertiary we're sent out Of the city
there wouldn't be any people left =
AZ this rctort The brntqua eliy
attorney turned several shades ~
scarlet and pink. and Judge Gordon
smiled nudibly Finally his honor
probably ia view 81 the fact that
u was the first time in history that
anyone had got the best of the
cts attorney. simply took the case
under adyisemsnt. which meant
that johnson Will probably be given
his liberty on condition he leaves
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
Do NOT LIKE
YANKEE HOGS

The Canadian Customs officials
OF British Yukon have Il In for tho
American hog, and instructions have
been received BY General Ascent
Dudley. OF the White Pass 8 Yukon
that an pork shipments 90 Dawson
and other Canadian points VIII ha
held Goa quarantine at Whitehorsa
for so days.
Several weeks aro notice was sent
out by the Canadian customs offiee
That au stock shipments originating
al seattle and destined to yukon
Canadian points would be held in
quarantine. but with the exception
on hogs. this regulation win not be
followed out
There is a direct meaning behind
tho order. Canadian merchants
have tried for years 10 furnish all
the live stock for the interior. but
tho American shippers aud dealers
have secured the bulk Of the bust
ness. The effort OF the Canadian
authorities has proven fruitioss, ex-
cent with swine. and an attempt TO
wrest that from the Americans Is
row proposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
MITCHELL TRIAL
ON JUNE 25
DEFENSE IS READY. AND THe
PROSECUTION Will NOT ASK
FoR ANY pELAN-suHPc
MAS TO "a ISSUED MONDAY.

According TO the statements Of
the prosecuting attorney and the
attorneys retained b the drfensr.
there will he no continuAucc asked
In the eass OF George Mitchell.
~Aole trial GA the charge of -hxsot.
ing Edmond Creffield conssx np ua
June 20 In the saporiar coust To
day both sides announced that they
we're ready 10 50 10 trial AMI wotid
tot request delay
Attorneys Morris a shlpieY will
have sabposnAn issued on Monday
Tor the Witnesses whom they viii
bring frum the vicinity Of Cofyailin.
Orr, where the principals In tho
tragedy Formerly resided
II IL believed that the real fight
will b. made apon thu Introduction
~ eyidsuee BY tho defense 80 shou
the effects 81 Creffields Holy
Role" teiiefs upon the people vEth
whom he came IN contact. aud az
warrant Of verdict 81 Jussifiahie
hunieide ahieh thef ell ask for
their elient
The prosecution viii attempt 60
bold the evidences introduced aoW n
10 the facts surrounding the actual
shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
FRIEND WITH
MONEY GONE
A. EoLoFF ASKS TIE POLICE
TO rRY TO FIND v. u. NAIL.
LUR. WHO HAS guuN MISS.
ING SINCE WEDNESDAY
MORNING.

Upon the request Of A. Ealoff.
the police are to-day looking for y
II Miller. who has been missing
fFem the Hotel nlllef since o'clock
"Wednesday morning EElutf VAS
accompanying Mlllsr 20 the north
Miller had large sum of moncs
In his poHsyaAiou when last seen.
Ekioff and Miller came from the
east Together. and Egiaff. 50 il IL
reported a. the hotel. missed quite
q sum of moaey when his travelling
companion vent away
fosiay Nhen questioned Ealuif
acknowledged that aone money
vas gone, bat would not say how
much The missing mAn Is De
rerlbcd "a 90 years % asu. and
the front teeth 81 the upper Jaw
hfu gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
MORE WORK
CONTRACTED
ALASKA CENTRAL WILL BUILD
FURTHER INTO TIE IN
TuRloR--tiglNxE - NOW a
HEAVY srockHoLpgR IN
RAILROAD.

The Alaska Central railway viii
be completed 10 the cioaioon coal
mines. tss miles from Seward. By
January. iaes This was the sub.
Stance Of the contract signed yes.
lerdAy b. the trustees of the rail-.
va eumpany with the Tsaana Rail
way f'onsIneilon COMPANY The
requirements demanded by the
l.1naan, iiaiiand tnnrhol,iefs Who
ara pufehas.ng 5000 900 II Alasba
Centrzi BOMBS was met by unanl'
mona change IN the BY lawa.
one Important interesting feature
hruukht ont In the meeting OF ihe
trustees which has been In session
Cor The pasi two DAYS aaa that y.
AaRustaz neinse. the soiI known
oopl,ef operator Of BUTTE and New
York. 10 nov one Of the heaviest
utackholders In the Alaska railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
WIFEAND BABIES
DESTITUTE

Another appeal has come from
San Francisco for information con.
corning the whereabouts ~ John
Lindsey. who ia supposed "a be in
Seattle Mr Lindsey's wife and
two children are destitute. and
hrs. Lindsey is seriously ili In ST..
Joaeph's hospital without cent
Both her and the babies are de.
pending upon charity
Chief Of Police Oman. Of san
Francisco. has taken personal In.
torest IN what he describes as
remarkably pathetic case. and calls
upon the Seattle police to exert ey.
cry effort TO locate the missing
husband. who started for Seattle
Immediately after the fire 10 secure
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
wllo CATS Aaa COSTLY.

Game Warden RisE reports that
Tor huhntie6 ON animals OF PREY
king county has paid fos the state
dufine the lsst tear TIE following
aIaonnt8 Lynn, tso. Wild cata.
t15ei ecyotea. -. cougar. tik
There ~ 2 bounty on cougar acalpa
Of o.. hut these By no means repre-
penfs the number 81 cougars killed
Rtef states that = cougar hide Is
wurth about SIS. So when a skin Is
n good one y pays the hunter better
~ sell u than the scalp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
asss IS TIE LsrrEs.

s,n Io-s CAL June sth. 1895.
n y " Hatea,
Gee sapl California Hospital fet
~ lnsane.
tsr SIR
Yesr letter q MAY giss. reached
- Il Sue tino. but Cor uiy ahsence
49, ne state and various prcssiuz
hfsss has remained unanswered IA
~ vfxssat tinse
~ Artiela referred 20 in your
srsf shat appeared ~ the sunday
rhnss It Aefb 8sth. sas not re-
xeaaials for In any way Tho re-
.rssf. 4. " ueYcs. "a aamlns me
= aashcFitg simply llesA
Ne tsfefsuasien srer Him.
NJ nuycs act 10 information
<an ~ Nsfh which 20 make AZ his
rael. Az thar MF Hoyee heard
sses M iireeiiy o. Indirectly. Nas
suaslay ufeFnfnx At ms hems
n Nsaae PARK n the presence u
49, fsarth and saHis mrfabeFs o.
- famsEy m flsruassa9 les a con
.rxAtarsl Nay lhr exaggerated ru-
m~x shN4 were afiuat Immediately
.reF the earthquakes. Whsn Mr.
rxssh haa reeitea soute OF she futnora
~ h. bad heard. ! mentioned the
NJ nat I had hraFd on The 2efn q
ssf4 a runner that pAa very PER.
&asns te ths effeSt that New 1oFk
rs Destroyed and that Chicago wan
b fanes. and that ncAscE houtr
k4ra That the patieats from Az
sss asYiura had all encapes that
Hme hAa been shats and that tbs
f1nfpfd university had fallen and
1sssa n.afe Than half tbs bogn. We
saxAsd 81 these xtoftNs AZ the time
sa ~. Bcyes JOINED IN the laugh.
"a I characterized thssH al at The
ens as being absolutely absurd.
! eeaia have hreu exactly az fair
y NJ ard IS well within the truth
y ~ stated that I ~as euthafgtz
~ = siory thas Ncw Yere was de-
erssea and Chieaxo Was in flaanss
knssx ssthsra Aoegs u.
/ gave hlrn no Information ahaut
kszeaa knsstuS absolutely nothing
kass It nsyseif I have not been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
nfslpIsT WILLIAMS AN
soUscEs rHE coamsscg.
sEsr OF TIE WESTERN Es-
rENslca - CHAMBERLAIN
sourE HAS BEEN CROSSED
cFF.

ne western extension u the Chi
nsB. NilUaakee 4 81 Paul will
sar. Al Esarts. s D. instead q
hamberlain. THIS important an.
snaesment vas uneonHci0usiy
ssee this morning u The Star oy
hpastent w " Williams. head Of
> Sc Paul IN thla state
= has been inferred that Cham.
kEialn Fould be the connecting
- u The western extension from
= fasi that tbs road has been
feh q miles from that point. AMI
~ftyofs and grading crews ars NJ
fsseai working on further exten-
szn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
CHIEF SUGGESTS
"FINE SYSTEM

sired for service ON the crowded
crossings during the week and az
the parks on Sundays
The police department has been
incren sed BY 20 men within a year
and this vill make Il 25 The ex.
ponses for salaries will amount TO
$4,000 ~ against an estimate and
tax levy OF but si3T.000. and the
council II confronted with the prob
lem OF making up the deficiency.
Chief OF Police Wappenstein sug-
gested arrestinE and periodical.
~ filming the owners OF buildings
rented or leased as houses OF 81.
fame. II Is against the Law to rent
building for such purposes and
tines of slice a month could be col.
lected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
sAcaeo HEART EXERCISES.

The commencement exercises NJ
the Sacred Heart school will be In
augurated next Thursday evening
and continue Friday
Miss Margaret Duffy will deliver
the valedieiory The commence.
mout play will be Miss Carnduffs
Next of Kin" in which the Misses
Cecilia Chrlstuph, Regina Kelly.
Cathloen and Margaret Heffron.
Catherine Tracy and Catherine Con.
roy viii constitute the cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
s225,000 FOR
IMPROVEMENTS

wAsHtSGToS. n e. June is -
The naval PRECIPITATION biil a. FIN
ally aKrerd 10 BY congress yesterday
carries the following amounts for
the Puget Sound nav yard tieo coo
10 begin the construction 81 stone
and concrete drYdock 20 cost conn
uieis ff.afa aoa. central power plant.
$50 COO sewer extension. 81 600
grading. SO. 0poi electric light rR-
tension. fs.00o. water system. "a
soc. heating system. tt00o dreds.
ing. $4,000 roads and walks t1.s90
telephone system si.s90 iaYatotfea.
5000. enlargement 81 construction
plant sao.0o total. tz2s.e0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16

Five more patrolmen for the po-
lice force Will be allowed BY the
city council II that body follows
the recommendation 81 its finance
committee. agreed upon al a meet
ing last night This viii Increase
the number OF patrulmcn from fl3
20 IFS. The additional men are dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
FRISCO IS
SHOCKED

San FRANCISCO, June Ia
'Fhsfe was sharp earthquake
Haock At = 80 o'clock last night
Another slight shock occurred half
len hour later No DAMAGE result.
cd Aany people we're frightened
lassd faH into the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
MISS D|CKEY
HOSPITAL

Miss Anna NJ Diekoy has pur.
saisasd the Pacific hospital from ita
nselner owner Miss CorriEan Miss
nioiey for the past four years has
been head nurse In the Pacific hos
mtaf which vas formerly the
NaHsd hospital aud Ia known rs a
eapabie nurse aud business woman
Kiss Couigan bought the Mouod
hoteif1l seven years ago. and when
IN capacity became limited Miss
CorriVan planned another which Or
T.. e. Neville built This hospital Is
nos known as the Pacific Miss
Cnffigan has left for the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
SIDEWALK ma BoULGvARo.

The Rainier boulevard Improve.
mont club had a special meeting
Tuesday evening q the Rainier
hall and decided 20 sidewalk Rain.
Ter boulevard all the way aoath to
hayvicw ~. This will complete
the sidaN alks nu the boulevard
from Jackson " nearly 10 the city
limits 0n the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
RESULTS AT
the MEADOWS


THE MEADOWS. lune iG-The
track a heavy aud the golng nios
There were several surprises aud
the followers of form had hard
time. long shots taking most OF the
money Results
first race FLORENCE FunAo. 20 to
| WILSON. won. Tom Hawk, zoo TO
!. second. STANDARD. 60 1. third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
DEMOCRATS TO near.

There VIII he meeting Of the
Democrats Il the city Monday night
In Chrlntenaena hall IA the Arcade
building The meeting MAS planned
at the recent banquet and Il called
for the purpose Of organizing q
Democratic club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
ST. PAUL STARTS
| WEST AT EvARTS

Thls part ~ the eastern extension
wfll not be IN any way connected
With The main Tine As stated BY
Mr.. Williams. the main limo viii be
extended from ExaFts.
By a casual look at the maps In
the engineers office Ia the ColfslaH
block. first glance would see little
difference In tho two routes hut
the route chosen from EvartA N.
fnrds a much easier grade and will
also make over 100 miles differ.
encs in the length Of the line At
present construction work Is under
way AZ the EvaFta end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
FULL BLOCKS ON
NORTH SECOND Av. ARE AS
sEssEp ON a VALUATION or
SOS. 600 ~ SINGLE LOTS ARE
WORTH 100000.

A striking illustration Of the Mt
ter and childish inadequaey Of the
assessment valuations ON business
property In Seattle was brought TO
the notice of the board OF public
works this morning in connection
with the estimate Of the cost for
constructing concrete sidewalk ON
north Second ay. between Pine 81
and Denny way.
Property 10 Valuable.
The distance Is Is full blocks and
much Of the adjacent property has
recently become very valuable,
some transfers having been made Of
single lots at prices ranging from
SIS 600 "a 100000 Yet the report
OF the city engineer on the improve
ment shows that the total assessed
valuation of al the property ahut.
ting on the street for the 10 blocks
Is bat 100000.