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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
9hermnfneterfane
@iess-Mltar- 0rab.
@.e B n.

Otto unb gtbsl Reifnger, 262 Noro
aobiion Str. Wdb1sn. - Better nno
Mnreusrits 9isb. GIG DuOOlapn aps.
R6odsu. - 5rso unb SouiIe 2laun,
312 Minneiota Str. Wdo9en. Gas
per unb Caroline wotb, 80 Soma Str..
2nabe. -Sobn unb Nnna 6eioenrei@,
us Soma Str. 8nabs. - s. 6. uno
anna Bbite. 1915 Olnsp Str, anabe.
= Nift unb Sulia Walpibia, 1887
Blaine Nbe., Wdb4en. - Sobn uno
Ratie S'@onnor, 532 @oooIet Str..
anabe. = 5reb unb Maaeie Martin.
512 Cincinnati Ctr. - 8. Q. uno
2aura 9abis. 1882 &alfton abe..
Rnabe. -Sobn unb gfFs Miler, 2617
@raeslanb Ape.. 4nabe.
etraut.
glau6e 6. &unpan - Nsa Gatbetins
9DaIace.
glaube 6. papns-gsrtba W. &Obin'
ion.
Qemis WiQiams-Marn glarfe.
Wiliam 81. Wiaiams = 2aura 3.
5ranflin.
@iQiam u. @arIon-0efa q. 6unbtn.
ger.
p6il. q. gropn-2iaian Or. 5pp.
tuppo.
WieIs petsr gbritsaiOn - Anna 60
t-ine Rnbinfon.
Darn Horman Obertrse- SebiQa 6.
6nrIart.
Grant 2. Nsnpban-Nanep &obiniOn.
Benjamin 6. 8. 5ranbrsb-aufuf'
q. 6. Rug.nfein.
9eor9e So1ins, Sr.-8ernice .. 3D.
r1aban.
Sobn R. 2pons-Anna 6oote.
Silben 3. @reer-Warp .. Smith.
@eforben.
Mia 8put, 80. 822 eugene Str. =
9orotbp 3. S9ramm, SO, 2007 Gen
trail Nbe. - Sobn 8urfe, so, 1926
Reisner ctr. = 9ouiie We@rarp, IS
2I21 Norb capitol Mue.-8berefa Ho
man. SO. 3O9 Of Ohio Str.-3eralot
3. S9mibt, &c, SCI JeferIOn Nbs.-
Soispb gladbarn. AZ, 739 Norb Nla
bama St.-Sulius l6Obsimsr. 8, 500
Wef Wegartp Str. = Warinn &
@arb, 5, 2239 Rorb Werioian Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

Bauer IaubniBf&e e.
8bomas 2eenaugb. Mnbau, 1920 &sm'
brandt Str, $3.50, = %. 2aEter.
etan, 608 8 Is. Str. $3.50. =
Wprtle RooB. &%eparaturen, 62 9a.
coma abe.. $1590.-M. 8. Darling,
@eparatursn, 60 temple Abe. $1,000.
O. llnberfatp. @obnbaus,
2615 college gbs., $4000.-g. 2ausx.
Wobnbaus, pennfpIbaniu. nabe @ap,
monb Str. $ll00.-R. Or. Gtst9sr.
susi Wobnbduier, RuraI Str. nabe
Cottage Mpe., SCOOPS. j. alein,
Mobnbaus. 80 9otpnep ape., $500.
-9snrp Doilman, Wobnbaus, Senate
aps. unb 10. Str, $l400.-@. 8. q.
Q~slermeper, Wcbnbaus. H., 1abs
Rural ST.. $2100. = Il. %. 6eb,
Mobnhaus, a.. nabe clifton Str,
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
G.

bsrbsTsrt, @aoieite Der &ap Str, 6R-
LID bon @baopid Str. 81, 500.
Greb 8. Reeb on Sobn 80. Mbams,
Got l78, &eagans Bart Mbb., 6ili9s
Ssire bon Yelsfontains Str, ndrbli9
bon %. Ctr. $4,000.
&obsrt .. email on Winnis Sbesb,
2ots 135 unb 1876, Carpenters Dome
plaes Nbb., 20 bel 14l SUB, fhbIi9s
Settle bon SadIon Str, psflta bon
Warman Nbr. $3.50.
Carrie W. Ban Seinie an eara6
u. &i9arbfon, 2ots Is unb 19, glcd
2, Wi9ols' Wortb part Abb, paeant,
on Selntpars unb alabama Str. ihb-
lid bon 80. Str, unb Cots 33, "a
unQ 35. Blod 80. Norb Snbtanapolis,
baeant, n6roli1e Settle Der &oa9 Abs..
mefili9 bon Sfabsfla Str. $4,000.
Gillian 2obmar on Mariana Gam.
renee, 81eil bon Got % In Bruce plact
gaf Gnb Mbb., AZ. 723 Bel - 5us,
oaeant, fib6fli&e gde Der aiblant
aoe. unb %. str. 500.
9abib q. WiQiams an WiQiam 6
clubbing u. u, She'll bonn iib6fliHsr
0iertel bon Sec. %, Sp. 16. @anee A.
sntbalteno ia Ndsr, Warrsn Soun'
btp. $24, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
Grtra S~eriammlnns beg 8er=
banoes osnti9er Seretae.

am Sonnsrfas. ben 81. Stunt,
abenbs 8 nbr, finoet In Der 6als oes
unabbdnaig.n SurnUsreins cine grtra.
Yeriammlung oes gerbanoes beuti9er
gsreins ftatt, INN bic fur Die Gsier bes
Deutf9en Cages n6tbigen Gusf@i6e
40 ernenneH.
DDS @rf9sinen iebes ein3eInen Dele
gaten III unbebinat notbwenbiq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
...Nvres Bulletin.
Sn Safement.
0efridtes 3ens fit Tramea

Srauen llntertleiber bon SNIP elsie
S4irm Muiter, Spisen sarnirt, in
resl. unb aubersew0bnIiden Gr0bsn,
59c Wertbe. .45c
llnterleib6en nit nieSrisem Sails
uro drmeaos, bubble @epebe, 15c
@ertbe. Sc
llnterleib9en nit niebrisem sails,
armeaos unb Spisen bersiert, 15e
@ertbe. .lOc
nnterI eibden nit ausseidnittensm
sails, drmenoS nit mereeriseb 8aub
Beiab, 19c Sorte .............15c
unterl eib@en, nit aussefdnittenem
SAILS, armelos, mereeriseS 8anb BE-
jap, 29e @ertbe ..............19c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

gbansntIIe, IA. Stunt. Die
Union @las Mrbeiter In gbansbils
MAIDEN 9roBe Hnfrengungen. bic 80.
Sabres Contention i6rer NationaI=
Bereinigung, psl9e I'm ndGfen Sabre
abaebalten pirb. nod hier au betom'
men. Die Contention mtrb In biefem
Sdbrs In San Ssle giip. 81. g., ab9e'
balten tpsrben. Die Gelsqaten bon
Bier limb: Soc 0ulnsr, Soiepb 6idsp
unb Sames O'6ara.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
9emtj6er Ytomter Ueretm.

8emti@er Ytomter 8 Ueretm.
mmporbergeiebener Mtn.
ftdnoe baIber ttakte taS
idbrlt@e Yt6nt6 oeS 9ent=
iGem Ntomter= VeretnS BON
IL. Smnt aut oem "a. Sumt
TIN 0erttanta Earf Der.
f6cbem tuexoen. 9te Wtts
9Iteoer tueroen bon oteler
Memoernng nod brtefy6 bes
na6rtdDt tueroet..
9aS Mrram9ett,emtS. Gomtte
GbaS. S. SMmtot, Setr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

@pRna Riansr on Sarristt 6. ehsp

9Ofna Rifner on 6arristt 6. Ship
arb, Got rs, OsIe u. u. OH part
abb., IS BET 125 SUB osrbehert, 6f>
li9e settle Der Tacoma Abe, fibIi9
bon Mi9isan Ctr. $1,000.
German 8. Wspsr an @omarb u.
Studmspsr, Got Is, Square 10, 2ins
colin part abb. 40 BET 1876. 20 SUB,
berbsRert, tpsfli9e Settle Der Sslauare
Str, fhoIi9 bon "a. Str. $1,000.
Wiliam g. Qurb an emma o.
Warfb, 8beil bon Got 6, Sbarp's
@oobFoe Mbb., 80 BET Isl SUB, Der,
bsfsrt, 6HIi9s Settle Der 3epfone Noe.,
n6roIi9 bon @rapbon ctr. $775.
Sames Y. Sanauarp on @OOoburn
MaHon, Got 8, Oseoob's 2. @afbiug-
ton goulsbaro aob.. so Bel 1915
SUB, paeant, Ofieits Waibinston
8oulebarb, fibIi9 bon "a. strube.
$500.
Wartin 5er3 bur9 Mbminifratpr on
MasoaIsna 6era Got 6. glOd A. 60
ben u. u. OF WOoolatpn abb.. 80 bel
1876 SUB, bsrbsHsrt, Sfbisite Sopt
abe. $1,000.
gIi3abstb 90. Saps an Caroline %.
WsifsI, She'll Cots l unb 2. Srasse's
Subj, aubsnlot 8, 80 bel 100 CUB,
bsrbsHert. WsHieite alabama Gtrass.
iaoli9 bon Walnut Str. $3.50.
Gbwarb 8. Rappeler on @iniam
Rpter. fdbli&e 6dlfts bon Got 33,
9aien's epringoale abb, 37.6 bel
1873 SUB, oaeant. OfIeIts Tacoma
sbe., n6roIi9 bon 10. Str. 500.
Wiliam 8. 8einburg an Sulius
u. S9uIer, Cots % unb %. guIber
u. u. Subj, Columbia plaee. 80 BIT
l25 5ub, bacant, Wefieite SENATE
gps., n6rbIi9 bon Atin Abs. $500.
s. s. @spp u. u. an POLAND 9.
Marrpmari u. a., 8beil fibpefli9es
giertsl. Section %. Slip. Is, &anse
4. Center Sfbp., unb Got z, &Oa u.
u. Subj. She'll O'RsaI u. u. Mbb.,
38 BEL 185 Hub, berbsRsrt, Worofeits
Rapmonb, bfli9 bon @alena Strabs.
$4,000.
Sarah Bor4ert an @sorge Woore.
Got 40 In Sbarp's abolition Der Sehi.
ion parf addition. 1880 Bel 161.5
SUB, psrbsKsrt, Norbisite Der ~. Str.
Dfli9 bon Sfinois. $500.
Moolp6 Snglins an Wargaret Har-
neil, elm She'll Der Section 81. 8fhp.
Is, Range Q, 2.72 ader In Wabns
8fbp. $500.
Sonatban Wtnisr an gbparo 30.
lon, Got 9, equare Al in Norb Sn.
bianapolis. 80 Bet 1876 SUB, bsrbsFert.
SHbieite Der eugene, tfli4 bon &aoer
Ctr. $3.50.
gli3abstb SHELTON an Wiliam 60.
bingsr, Got 142 In Negartp's Sub.
Der NubsnIot 100, 80 BET 90 SUB, Der.
bsKsrt, Offeite Der Capitol aosnus,
n6rbli9 bon Morris Str. $1575.
@iuiam pert on Auna PERT, Got &c
In McRsrnan's Subbibifon Der gu.
bsnIot 12l, 80 BET 1O4 5uB, bsrbef-
iert. Wefisits Der Sainois Str, flo.
LID bon Mcgartp ctr. $3.50.
gotuin Mrmfrong on @iliam 8.
@losr, Cots 142-17O III 2epfone
part Abb., 40 BET AS CUB iebe. ba.
cont, Shofeite Der 81. Strabs, bon
Clifton strabe big 0ortbpsfsrn gpe.
$10, 600.
@brifian @sbsI an HoIa &utb, Got
2 in We2ernan's Sub. Der Mubenlot
100. 80 bel 155 SUB. bsrbeFert, Oh.
feite Der CAP Str. n6rbIi& bon Bu-
9anau Ctr. $1,000.
Wiaiam 6. Clubbing u. Il. an pa,
BIB u. Wigians. 8bsiI bon Got 2,
@iaiamions Gubb., fhbli9s Ssite bon
@aibington Str, 6fii& bon Soutt.
eafern Mbe. $50, 600.
Some 6arper an Gtnlep 3. Duncan,
Got Al; glarts 8. Abb.. WefSnbiana !,
bolts, IS BET 135 SUB, n6rbli&s Settle
bon Olioer Abe., ueifIi& bon @arlanh
abs., $1,000.
Games 3. Woore an Sobn J. Bart.
lett. She'll bon Got %, Sobnions
grben Aoo., 80 BET 1873 Gus. 6RIids
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

2oeaIsB etterbert9t.
8 don unb pdrmer beute Ra4t; Sanls'
tag, i90n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

Gbieasp, 10. Stunt.
9ir Snbiana SIM @asemeinen i4on
beute Ra&t un b eamftas; tpdrrier I'M Gems
tralen Sbeile beute 9a9t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
MRS. CREFFIELD
WEEPS IN JAIL
SAYS HER HEART IS BREAK
INC WHEN SAG THINKS or
TsE SORROW THAT HAS
COVE TO Her AGED PAR
ENTs.

Yer q brief half h0ur immediately
atsa noon to-day Mrs Maud cfef.
fsi6 charged sta murder n ne
first derree. eat IN tho corridor 81
the touutF SAN Esd drank "a the
fresh air ard feaatsd her eyes on
shat shs could sse u the doinss u
the outer world
Fof this brief period che wanted
70 sfy 20 fofEst the events II The
PAST few weeks and utanshs and
think Of ire titns phsn she was ~
happier circumstances she ha-
talked % much about these events
thar they have become ip8fhsounr
"a her
=There ls ore thing the reporters
don't Hsk ne about" re said
Every body seems 20 think that
afn ; hardened criminal uithoui the
issst BIZ q feeling and sympathy
don't shed tears the way other
people 90 bat my heart IL alfneal
bfsaEiuf
Ana - she ssid the words tears
came Ga Der eyes and she averirg
her bead
Wont sou please tali TIE people
that 30 woman ever feit for her b.
reafed cid parents more thar I da
Tell chem that { would gladly Eifs
ms Hfe n ! could Feteru Them halt
ihs comfort that has been stolen
from fheIu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
PICTURE MEN
IN SEATTLE
WILL KNOWS LANDSCAPE
PHOTOGRAPHER TAkts
PANORAMIC VIEWS or Sc.
kTTLE.

ranaFa nllc vtsws q Seattle. fof
easnmssriaf purposes ana which IN
sldentaliy assist 10 advertising thls
foeafifv. viii b. taken by a T. York
~ the piilsbury FtetuFe 90. q san
Franrincu. and D. "a Burrows, cd
ites q ne New San Ffancisco Mas
sHins
Afthur = riiistufY. sapeFsisine
rhotosfa phcr ~ the caucsrn. and re-
ensnizsd - one ~ The best land
aesrs photographers on TIE coast.
ielusd the partN to-day Views II
SEATTLE and adjacent scenes - inter
- vilI he tskea BY Mr pillshufy
ana these vii also be pnhiished IN
fhs snaRaslns b. NJ. burrows The
taelefes are sent e. various sections
e tus United states and iarEs lots
~ used BY the railroads Tor ne
pafrass - attracting attention ~
tfu1nlErants and tourists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
MINE IS
BOGUS
WOMAN CHARGES soRTH.
WESTERN EXPLORATION
COMPANY SOLD Her AN
ABANDONED CLAIM ON CRIB.
sLE ISLAND.

Charges are made by Mrs Winnie
Phillips. IL Marion St. against a
mining company operating under
the title OF The Northwestern Ex.
ploraiion company. with offices In
New York block The officers Of
the company are Rial BENJAMIN.
president: SeIwin p Harreli. vice
president. and O r Anderson. treas
urer All three are alleged By Mrs
Phillips 70 be prominent In church
circles. BeniamiH being AZ oac time
"a Methodist preacher
The company sold Mrs Phillips
n 900 shares tn a gold and copper
mine situated on Gribhlc island. 900
miles north Of Nictoris. and at the
same time gave Mr Phillips a posi-
ton ut the mine The couple STAYED
AZ the mine one month, and allege
that the proposition Was nothing
more or less than an abandoned
claim and absolutely worthless. The
money invested by Mrs Phillips
was insurance money obtained upon
the death 81 q brother. and repre-
seufs her entire store OF this world =
goods The case has been present
ed 10 Prosecuting Attorney Maekin.
tosh. who Is investigating t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

states that 30 does nor even kunw
the nama ~ ths building in Shiea
the aeridsnf occurred. ncF does ~
kno@ the name u the aar who vas
vita his hruihef 81 the time u the
accident
Mr. Falea Vas "a years e aEe.
sinKle. aaA the sea - ] " faics
ne president - TIE paper company
Funeral services viii b. held 20
night and the hody will be ahlfnea
10 Detroit tomafrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
v. ]. FALES IS
STRICKEN
SAILS WHILE EXAMINING
BUILDING AND plEs wiTtt.
our REeAisIse CONSCIOUS
MSS - DETAILS usSsows
TO FAMILY.

William J Fsles. manager q the
y ". Fzlos Paper COMPANY. died
this morning ~ the Minor hospital
from hemorrhaKs q the brain.
caused b. a fail received Mondaf
aftsrnoon while In an spiiepfic 1T
Mr Faies as examining a building
With q real estate man. The agent.
hose identity i unknqNn. len 1f.
Faias for = moment. AID ap bis 70
turn. found Pales hing on the fioof
10 "a unconscious condition
a cab was called and Mr. Fzies
removed to the home ~ hia brother.
Gilbert r. Fales. 1873 BeIlevpe ~
Ne was cared for - the brother.
y no thought Of nothing more seri.
Gus than auf ordinary attack As
Mr. Falss did not regain conscious.
ness Dr. James Shannon was sum
monsd and be immediately ordered
that Mr. Faies b. taken 20 the hoa-
pifaI This vas done and today
Mr. Falea died without throwing
any light on the mysterious acct
dent
Gllberf X Faies. the brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
SIGNALS FOR
PATROL BOXES

on The recommendation 81 Chief
Of Police Wappenstein the finance
committee % the council today de-
cidad % recommend the installation
Of signal lights a. all patrol boxes
In the city
By means 81 these signal lights
the operator az headquarters can
call the policeman on any beat 70
the signal boz at any time Under
the system I'm operation each patrol
man Il required 20 cali IN once an
hour. so that n a particular patrol
man. or al patrolmen IA the city
are wanted II headquarters II
would take fu~ an hour 10 reach
them.
With the new system any patrol
man could b. called 20 box withia
n few minutes. accomplishing In
case ~ emergency material saw.
sng Of time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Decision Handed Down in Olympia Holds That
Seattle Is Not Authorized to Extend Its
Service Beyond CiB's Territorial Limits---
Southeast Seattle, Columbia City and Rainier
Beach Affected.

appealed 20 the supreme court from
the ruling ~ the local superior
court on "a demurrer q was argued
In the supreme court In she Nay
term and the decision handed down
today.
Cancel Al Contracts.
4 am not very familiar with the
nature or purport Of the suit said
Water Commissioner foungH thia
morning ! only recall Il ~ a suit
10 prevent making another contract
With Ballard. II the court holds
that the city has no authority 20
enter into any contract 10 supply
a later 10 consumers outside the city
limits Il vill be necessary for Us 70
cancel All existing contracts and
shut of the supply Of water.
VIII Not Help Seattle.
Ballard. Georgetown and Rsnton
have already begun supplying them
selves uith water from independent
sources The only other contracts
are those with southeaHt Seattle
Rainier Beach and Columbia City.
They cor sumo bat about 5000 coo
gallons q month or 10000 gallons
4 day. not enough 10 supply The
aprinkllng needs of Seattle for 10
minutes a day To shut them off
1lli work q severe hardship on the
people Of those communities. while
rot 20 any appreeiabie extent re-
lleving the situation in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
IF YOU MUST SHOOT
DON'T SHOOT TO KILL

od BIZ Cochran nt to be tried the charge Of At
tempting 70 murder ME nelGhoor, Tom shsrSey
influential friends
der
Ne rot Inconvenience 81 trial
That the boiets
vital fault Of Bill He
pulled his he didn't dern
~h eset
But George seede Nes had his sport
nd e = I'VE NJ will toraotsen.
N VI shoot
Hss-lust stand and live
your the friends Of
victim fir
will brought relief wounded feelings and
0 victim will
during all Of ths
time c. sloat much like
SPORT
rs coed sport ard great resf this shooting the people you
cid Other
the but BY the
prosecuting attorney.
81 people who
establishes. ucnfhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
ARRESTED FOR
DEATH OF DOG
n. T. CLARK is ACCUSED or
GIVING POISON TO s. @. PIXIES
BULLDOG - RELEASED ON
aeiL.

n r. Clark. a wcll,known mm-
- rt7ian. was arrested last night, ac-
ruses of poisoning she fine English
huifsog owned BY = g. Pike. an
arcisitect living az 2s02 seventh AZ.
eaat
on Iulr l4 Mr Pike found bis
linx cead and an examination 81 the
erlrnalE stomach proved that Il con.
teInrd sirychnine. Assistant Hu.
nsane officer Vaupell. vho made
the arrest. learned that Clark had
purchased strychnine NJ a Queen
sane drug store. Clark and Pike
NJ within a block Of each other
asla a. Mr CLARK owned several Bel.
sian hares and since the dos had
given him some worry, Mr.. Pike
roacIuded be had done the poison
ms Mr. Clark was this morning
released on 500 cash bail. His
easo aill be heard July 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
HOW TO KEEP
OUT OF JAIL
RATE CLERKS OF LOCAL RAIL.
ROAD OFFICES ARE STUDY.
ING A NEW ACT OF LEelsLA.
TON.

Rate clerks IN fhs local raiirsaa
offices are noW bualif stndginE how
20 Keep out ~ lall Not that am
q the clerks have eT contemplate
wIifauy dalnx nranR 90 land them
behind tha bars. bot because thsY
a5Bsf famiIiariE~ Themselves ulfh
fhs articles 90 ihe res Interstate
commerce act and also ihs Elklns
lau. the Hepburn act and she sup
elemental act relating 70 the tssfl-
n4uny q witnesses before fhs inter-
state commerce commission.
Although the usN las does rot
e. info effect until September Z. Sc
severe penalties and the vide scope
~ possible violation & creates have
already over awed shs rate men e.
surh an extent that they never
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
WATER SUPPLY
NORMAL

rog the fisat linls 81 three ~eeks
the cisY reservoirs we're ftiled eth
wafsf this mafnlaF. ant. barring
the retufu 81 verf uarn weather
for 3 numb.r ~ DAYS Il time. u
il believed that the backbone 81
tha wafsf famine = hruhsn
The watwr department. vii rot
feet safe ln permitting any extsu
alon q tha sgsintling hoafH for the
present lest fbefr ~ an unexpected
repetition ~ the recent bot spell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
DURHAM FARRELL euprlAls

Miss Louise Durham Of Victoria
aaa Doe FARRELL well known se-
nftls business man. have been mar
ffsd - Justice - the Peace George
NJ and Mfa Fsfreii will take d
wsifing trip 10 Germany. return.
ms they wil make Seattle their
natufs home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
HOCE BUYS A
BIG CORNER
PROPERTY GOES FOR GOOD
sUM-sPARKmkN & m'LEAN
MAKE Ble PURCHASES.

James u. Hoge. through the office
81 West a Wheeler, has purchased
the southeast corner Of summit av.
and University ~. near the St. Paul
apartments. for a9o.oeo The prop
erty Is uplmproved and Is 40 feet
square. -Four years ago the form
er owner. James shannon. bought
the land from the school board for
$4,000.
l. G. Palmer has bought from ".
O. Mccarthy. lot and the south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
BREWERY SELLS
ITS PROPERTY
REeoRTEo THAT GRANT ST.
SALE HAS nEEN MADE IN.
voLvtse teoooo.

Il Il reported today nat a deal
has beer made - uhleh the nfor-
ertY e ths Seattle nEeuiuK a Naif
me Co. ou Grant a. bridge has
been solo 70 rsrfiss shuse names
are Ter the present Withheld fnf 4
sutn elosr around SEQ h09 IRE
property - described 20 iafa ! ard
7. hioek 80. Seattle tide lands
rhs buildings on ths property
consist 81 the hattiinE works ard
storage warehouses The brewing
eofapahy h practically eeusQiifai-
iaK its wufbs and general offices
Ia TIE new buildings - 9eafEe
tsun.
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II PAsO. Ter. Juiy is-Aa the
result Of s. successive earthquake
shocks that have been felt Ia the
vicinity since sunday morning. SO
CORR. n ~. Il wreck The cts
haI IL destroyed. the buildings %
the school q mines sre crscked.
and nearly every residence In the
city - cracked or raced.
The town. the buildings Of which
are rvneraiiY - adobe OF brick. g.
shaken 20 pieces. The people are
fleeiug. hut none have been Killed
n. Santa Fe has sent box cars 10
remove them other towns Ia The
vicinity are slso affected The wa.
ter IL the hot springs az Socorro
has increased over 10 degrees IN
temperature
A cioudbursi. which occurred a.
Carlsbad. \ - Yesterday. flooding
the country. will add ~ the damage
Nobody IL living IN houses The
people camp either outdoors or in
hoxcars. which the Santa Pc has
rushed TO the scene.
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MYSTERIOUS BUYING
or SEATTLE TIDE LANDS

Mysterious parties within the
pasf two weeks have been secur-
ina valuable property IN the Seattle
Tideiands addition. None Of the
sales have been made public and
no records have been made. The
property purchased has been main
Il in blocks 337. g3s. 3ff. 3t2 and
3g5. Nm intlmation Is given for
what purpose the property Il being
secured or Just who - back Of the
several deals already put through.
The brokers refuse point blank 10
make any statements
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THOMSON TAKES
TO HIGH TIMBER

poses Of real estate speculation aud
for the guidance OF the Seattle Elec-
trio company Certain members Of
the council are aiding IN this effort.
while Thomson is making a desper-
ate effort 20 withhold any informa-
ton regarding them until such .
time a. they may be made public 10
completed form for the Information
OF all.
At this mornings committee
meeting Or Criehton. vho has been
one OF the most insistent members
OF the council In demanding the pre-
mature publication OF the plans,
suggested that Councilman Mullen
communicate with Thomson and
ask him TO attend tie committee
meeting. Mullen insisted that
Crichton. ~ chairman OF the COM
miftee. should do the communicate
ing The discussion led 20 an an
nouncement from Assistant CITY En-
gineer Scott that Thomson had left
his home and taken to the timber.
VIII Return Sunday.
soou added that the engineer
would return. with the completed
plans. Sunday morning. and the
plans would be submitted 10 the
council Monday night.
Members ef the committee are de-
fermincd that they shall come first
10 the committee. Councilman
Crich,on was instructed 10 write a
letter To Thomson advising him
that the committee would meet
again Monday at 10. Sc to take the
matter up. and urgently requesting
him 20 be present and bring the
plans with him. This afternoon
Crichton did this. addressing the
letter to the engineers residence
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aseE AMERICA FIRST"
PARTY M eEATTLE

seven members Of the Pacific
Coast See America First associa
lion arrived "a tho city this morn
Ing aud are stopping a. the Butler
hotel Tho party attended the con
yentian 81 Salt Lake City, then
Travelled east. returning b. the
northern route on the way home
The members Of the party in Seat
fle are : ~. Matz. Robert A. Read
and Louis LaSsEe. Of Los Angeles
I'd p. slabler. OF Yubs city, Cal
q. G Chapman. u 7. Daseub and X.
II BERNARD, OF Portland.
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SUbURbS' WATER IS
SHUT OFF BY COURT
CHINESE EXAMINATION.

ny order - Surgeon General
WYmana. 81 Washington. y G. a
special medical board. consisting
% Or stimsou. 81 the immigration
bureau M Port Townsend and three
local physicians. Atli examine Wong
INT. one of the O. Chinese students
who came to this country for edu.
eatioual instruction The local an
ihoritlsf held the Chiuamau up "a
having trachuma. and a protest
wah made Wong Uni vas taken
70 Port Townsend this morning -
Dr Sparkling for the examination
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VIII Return sunday.

20 feet Of lot $. block 20. A. Pontius
addition. for xii.s00.
3 Mclean has sold 10 sparkman
a Mclean lot 2, block 70. for $751;
eoa. the property being IN Bell 8
Denny addition. and J. NJ sparkman
has sold 20 the same company. for
$50. 500. the south 40 feet OF lot I.
block zoe. Seattle Tide Lands addl-
ton.
The deal reported Saturday BY
which NJ. n Foster purchased from
r. g Ewing. for $4,000. lot. 6. block
6. Sarah A. BELLS addition. has been
recorded