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New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING & EQUPAGz

Depot 0uarteruastsr' Once. 50 Whitehall st
New York City. July - 1906 Sealed proposals. l 80
cate subject the conditions Wi. bs receives =
until o'clock p NJ. August g. 1906 and thel So
for furnishing and delivering az either the Nes ~,
philadelphia, Boston. Chicago OF St Louis dsposs q
QuartermaScer's Department. L 5 Army. sou -
shirts and 5000 pairs leather sauutlsts TIE rgnt -
served TO reject accept any al proposals e. -
part thereof Preferences viii Be given 70 artlss-
Domestic manufacture, conditions OF quality - =
~. - S--~ - - l-s- ~.
SEEN a. and blanks for proposals and fuil niaii-~
VIII bo furnished upon application this onlce
lopes containing proposals 20 BE- tndorssd s.
Clothing and Ecuipage 10 opened I oiclQcA =
August 8 1900.' and addressed % W r. MILLE4- 4-+
QuartsTuaster General. Z. s. A.. Depot QuaEtsrnls
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Westchestsr ave, s. corner Simpson ST.. for q
story house. I1XS9-S;
gFisaH Johnson Real archiseee astf 1lSOOO
Fort schuyler Road. ". s.. e Of mile sOuth OF
Eastern Boulevard two story frame gar
age dwelling house. II 9x72: Mrs. Cora Nor oo
ris. owner; Thornton Chard architect S'OOV
Creston ave. ". 29472 It. Of 196th St. for
two two es 9Ty frame yePs WPssd rc6eSS 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
NOT VICTIM OF THE BENDS"

An autopsy on the body of John Kelly. the laborer
or sand hog IN the Belmont tunnel at 42d street
end First avenue. who reported 10 have died
Friday from what was believed to be the bends, ="
disease affecting workers in the compressed air
chambers. having been made, il was stated yester-
day the coroner's office that Kelly died Of alco
hosm Charles Mitchell. of No. l40 Erie street
Jersey City, who is employed in the Hudson River
allnnel while on his way hone from work yesterday
snorning had attack Of the bends and was re-
10 HnEnifal
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Hamilton Place ". s. whole front between 1880
and and d44th SIS Fiske & CO Co agt John V. Sig -.
Grant ave. n. e. 165th ST. 4131034;
George schafsr agt. Whitney Construction Com
BTodsEy. e a.: May 90 1900 -.e.-. e4oe
sst. Bessie sabin ct al; May l2 1905. -. eco
1905 600
Frank Padula agt. William SugaTnan al
Irlv lv
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ths Caledonia reported Sable Island yesterday az
M when 100 miles east Of that station She viii PROD
ably dock tomorrow about 7;SO
Sable Island yesterday 0'Sp
when 40 miles southeast of that station. She VIII
probably dock about 1880 a m tomorrow.
The Cedric reported Sable Island yesterday at sA5
when 200 miles south station Sh. will prob
ably dock about m tomorrow
The Vaderand reported Cape yesterday az 1880
M when 100 miles southeast OF that station she VIII
prObably dook Monday az
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
EMPLOYERS MAY FORM GREAT UNION

Berlin July 2O.-The "Deutsche Arbeitgeber ze-
tung" the organ Of employers Of labor, says nego-
tiations are going on between employers Organiza
tions in Germany and Austria having in view an
international union for the protection of employers
interests against organized labor. The plan ap-
pears to be to give financial assistance TO com
panes whose employees strike
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP

EhhOEOSdA4S FUR CELLANEOCS 60
PLIES.-Odice Isthnian Canal Commission. Ns,--
ington. %, G. July r. 1e06-Sealed proposals n 80
cate. viii be received the ONCE OF The Genera
chasing Ofcer Isthrnian Canal Commission. Waslil
D G. until 1890 m. July .. 1895. Whie1 -
they VIII be opened in public. for furnishing Tool -.
Sheet Iron, Ba5bttt Metal. Bolts. Rivets Screws 4A
Solder. Brass Condenser Tubes Hemp Packing. 49,
smiths Tools. Hammers and Handles. Picks. 6aess
FoTgeS Auvils Vises. TrOVeis. Wrench laws. 4-i
Tuyers Irons. Car Movers. Sail Joints saws. w.
barroWs. Asbestos Cement. Bending Rolls. 49,
Clamp. Leather Betting. Hose Rubber Valves. EEa.s'
Gauges and Cocks. GaugeEiass Cutters LOconlollle
tectOrS and LubricatOTs Locks. Painters Pots Eo.-
Rules, CrayOus Chalk Line Groulmecs Needles I9l-s
Clocks. lights. Nitric Acid. Manila Folders and k
etc Blanks and ful information tClrCular
Be obtained from this ONCE the ofces q me - -
IurchasnE Agents. - state street. SsW yes -.
Custom House. New Orleans Ia. alSC from Cli.-
termaster Department OF the Lakes. Chcaso Ielot 80
teFmaster St Louis: Depot Cuarteruaster Jsisis
Ind: Chief OuarteTruaster, Department of the S-
lanta. the Commercial Club, Mobile. A---~ -
ROSS. General Purchasing Of1cer
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

Realty and Construction Company. owner and an
Avenue A. No. 1928; list St. No. 500 East Gen.
Works John Doe, owner; August -
Roesler Company contractor. -....-...-...- AZ
Ridge ST. No 145: David Shudiner agt. Lena ..
Gurgel owner; Louis SrOka, contractor ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

225th St. 8 $. 2O5 it. W OF 4th ave. 25x114:
Rachel L. and Leah BARLEY loan Laura ana
124th ST. n. s., 175 IT, ". Of list ave-. 6Oxlo011X
irreg; Realty ransfer Company loans Elias
Park ave. q s. 315 it. $. Of 171st.. T5x15O; City
Mortgage Company loans joseph A. SchwaFzlef'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
OFFICE on CONSTRUCTORS QUARlrEs

master Fort Terry. n. Y July -. 1sec-Ss-, !,
proposals. In triplicatO will bs resolved ae -
until y O'Clock IL. Wednesday August s lesS -.
opened. Tor constructing Extension water 1s..,TI
system 9t Bort Terry plum Islandl n y - ~
speeilcotion8 may Be and information ot -
applying TO this once The United states fess1 *
Ilsnt 70 accept or reject any all propoc4s c
taeFcof bionh forms foT making proposals -
1lsaea intending bidders upon applcaton e - nv
EhNelotes containing proposals must b l-fee +,
ecsals Tor Extension 20 Water System" and e-s-
1lEUt- R J. MCKINNEY. Artillery ColIs 80
master T. g. A. Bort Terry. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

The first is that OF the oeDtors the S0SOAO
that Of the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
Adler Jacob Louis Katz and Bernard Boettss ooo m
People etc. May T. 1906 vacated) S4'OOO W
Forst Amala and AntOn-R. Spaeth; August Il ono 10
BdraTaini Michae-A Julian al: March 6. .ss
saTne2A Julian et all July TO- % Il
Bonnie. Christopher P.J A Mcintyre; July . qss q,
CircurreiIi Vincensio and seoppoue-E Buon- ,sz A
gorno; February 19, 1906. AeO ~
car19Ei HgT AnsSBo I@6s and Nchoiasf AT 81
cTSscuR Pos SeGTss fTssated ~ 17 20
De Mile Matilda B.-A J. Tmoney ct al; June o,s ao
Eisen Louis, and Abraham Feldman-s. Singer; .,o,o
FsirbanE Cecil RI F. simpson ct al; March oo-e
GI1Gf; Nita Im1e = 1889 5u rs IS
Jac1man NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company; June ,..-o
KeSes. icTG Js1nes-c Ettnger February / 7294
same-Uniyersy Society; May % 1sgS--- ss ~
KssGs Ssp is SaRST 4s7 and Ma! J. aasne. Az 5s
o'Dono6uo' Louis v-Tenement House apart ,o,
PeTnanskY Mas Rogers: December 1905 4.58s O9
Pomeranz. Samuel and Julius Berliner--S- H ~, =,
Raphael June 2S, 1905. z9d q
Pomeranz, Samuel-Same; June 2s, 1906... 5!9 Il
Rades August C.-H Fisher; January 8, 1906 3o4 81
Rosenbaum, Henry-E. n. Hitler; September 49, oo .,
shaw Henry Be P Croft March g. 19O4..... 1875 "a
Schierloh Chrstopher-S. Raubenbauer: Decem- -, -
same-Same; December 26 1908 $50 =
Van SAINT ]. Leslie Could March 3, lSOO.. 90 10
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Collars Shirts
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4:4S Sunset 1928 Moon sets -Noon's ag.
HIGH WATER.
A M-sandy 719l Gov. Island 1850 He'll Gate s;23
PM-Sandy Hook 1884 Gov. Island 745l He'll Gate e;Ss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
PROPOSAL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION o

SswaTs. O1ics % the Commissioners. D. = -
18th. 1e06-SEAI4ED PROPOSALS will b reoss
thls oince until ~ 0cloek noon Ausust or - = ~
structtng PIPE sewers Specifications and foll1s
posals may b0 obtained az Room No 43 Disrics -
tns- HENRY l. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. CouliS-
d.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Sydney, n ". July 2O-Arrtved previously, steamer
cape Breton (Esr). Warden. New York via 81 Vincent
G V Fremantle,
Kingston July l9-Arrved. steamer Trent (r1 Dix.
York for Colon. etc. and Southampton.
Melbourne. July 2OArrved previously steamer Tonoana
(Br). Conby, New York via st Vincent C v for
Sydney
Leghor July l6Arived, steamer Caabria CBrl. Cover
ley. New York via Naples.
Santos July 17-saied. steamer Soldier Prince CBr).
Dunn. New York
London. yuy 2OArrved. steamer weehawken Csr) Pol
lock. New York.
Trieste July Arrived. E4ohenberg CAust,
Stuparich. New York via Naples
Bermuda July 20-ArTved. steamer Bernnudian (F3r0
Fraser. New York
Genoa. July 17-Arrved. steamer Iombardfa Utah
OrengO. New York via Naples.
July m-ArTived, La Touraine
Fajolle. -
Liverpool July 2Osarsd. steamer 3D. stark
New
Plymouth, July %. 9:1O m-Arrived steamer Grosser
Kurfurst Ger. Prehn. New York for Cherbourg and
Bremen Cand proceeded
Tarifa July 2l-Passed, Cretc CF KeUx Genoa
Naples for
Gibraltar July 9C-PaSsed. Madonna
bert. New York for Naples ana AIarseiIles "
Boulogne. July 20 8 nD-ArTived, steamer Statendam
Dutch, Brutnsma, New York for Rotterdam (and
proceeded
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
ReaL Estate Wanted.

IDROPERTIES TO RENT. sell. manage. INSURE rent
Il collections; managing estates specially
GRILLE CARREAU, T96 9th ave, above 45th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Countru Propertu for Sale.

NIHITE PLAINS. n. Y.-The following new houses
w with all up-to-date Improvements 10 rooms and
hath. $4,000; 10 rooms and bath. S9500; and
bath, $500; and bath. 1.OOO
baths. 30O0 u baths $4,000; ROOMS
and BATH S175OO Also plots located in White Plains
CHANDLER & CO, Eastern state Journal Building.
White Plains. n. Y.
nor SALE-In Longmeadov Mass -four miles south Of
~ Springheld). with broad mag
brownstone cottage OF acres
OF land deep lawn great abundance of Towering plants
Irit trees vines etc 4asnIncent view Of the
SonnecJiclI Nalley and the Berkshire Hills Address
T W. LEETE Springfield Mass
NOR sALE--Central Valley. y Y 20 acres with com
attractive R. n Cunningham southhed. Orange Co. NJ
rIyARM for sale account OF death: acres; good
IL buildings short distance from running water
fruit; price reasonable. Mrs A. T. JOHNSON. Spring
Valley. N 7.
E'ARMs FOR SALE in New Jersey; good bpfdings ven
y located prices from S12OO up TO $SOOOO J. BROG
NAFD WRIGHT. New Brunswick. N J.
I1NoR sALE-BUILDING SITES: overlooking sound;
T bathing boating; hour New Haven road. P. o.
Box 1Oi. Sound Beach. Conn
yVEsiTI,C5HEEsTEs1R Ester G9mFEHs g. vilss H99si Si .
20S Broadway Tel 2169 Cortlandt
OU prices from $500 70 5000: bargains
FRANCIS SAGE winsted. Conn
yYTEsTCHESTER COUNTY-For sale at Osslning farm
investment properties THOMAS LEARY Ossining T. T.
T,oR sAIE-A beautiful summer hcrpe: 80 rooms:
L Highland Lake. Winsted. Conn., GEO z ALLING.
OWNER will sell his private home. improvements;
its cost w KNIGHT CIIYNES CO. Avenue = and East
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
BrOO1lyR

ITO LET.-Elezsns apartments. all uo6srn inp-rs
1nents. possession now rent 20 begin September
and rooms. $55 to So 50 945-951 PEsstdsr.
Apply 20 your own broker o. Realty Associar>s. y
Remssu st.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
The Turf.

brighton
S Coolest
Race g: e. 75:ss' 4::s
SPECIAL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY.
The $500 Neptune stakes.
The Hslip Handicap and SteepleChase. with ornS
races. beginning 2-30 p NJ
Course reaehsd from New York side of Brooklyu 6ss
by Special Electric Trains Brighton Bsach Eoae a.
BY Smith ST. Trolley Cars Trains via Long IS
r. R., leave E 34th ST. II A NJ 1910 12-0 ~
80. 2:1O. 30 P NJ leave foot Whitelal :.
every 20 min via seth Ferry. connecting with ss4
electric trains direct track Also via E 421 3.
23d St and Grand 81 Ferries. connecting with kft~'
Ave Trolley Concerts by Migrants Sand
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
GENERAL d DEPOT. d. u. DEPT. JEE'EHs''

v p -T-@- ~ ~ @-e 49,
SONVILLE. Ind July 16. 1eO0-seals9 n s . ..p-
S,tPHeAtS endorsed cover Proposals o. g @as.VA
PNes, and addressed undersigned. VII -
neIe Hntl 10 O'Clock q m Augelt 10 4s9e ~ 'rA->
-. Cilce furniture. Paints WQ8oli.
SaFe leather and Miscellaneous 9. 81 Snpplss = ~
Il l. as per seh9elle yale- ~, rssSs
x4Sned on application 70 this Depot ana ne @sSsu
S, HST YORK City and san Francisco. Ete.sss. r~s
etIcleS % domestic prOductiou or usnu-l-.
s,sat y reserved % reject er aeespt am go q,
General. and Depot @ NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
MAILS
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Friday, July 90, 1906.

Steamer Jamestown Hitler. Newport News and Nor
folk the Old Dominion Steamship Company with
passengers and mdse. Left Quarantins at 2:4s p m
Steamer Oneida Swain, Philadelphia to the CLYDE
Steamship Company, with mdse on Highlands S:O7
.
Steamer Col 3 L Drake Fenlon, Port Arthur July IL
with barge S 0 Co No 95 in the Standard Oil
oil Quarantine TBS q m.
Steamer El Mar, Burns. Galveston July Il 20 the
Southern Pacific Company. with Tndse Left Quarantine
at 7:22
the United Fruit Company. with fruit. Arrived the
Bar at $3.50
Steamer Mississippi. Barman. Antwerp July the
Red Line. 1622 passengers mdSe
Arrived Bar m.
Steamer Patricia Ger. Bufmeieter Hamburg July
Dover and Boulogne s. to the HRaburg-AmeTfcau line
242 cabin and 64 steerage passengers and rdse
Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano Baltimore. to II Foster
with mdse- Left Quarantine $40 a m.
Steamer La Provence (F AlI. Havre July IL. 20 the
Compagnis Generate TTansatantiQue with S25 cabin and
SOS steerage mails and dse Arrived at the
Bar at m,
SAILED
Steamers Apach% for Charleston and jacksonville
sandy Hook. \ J. July %. eco m-wlnd southeast
light breeze; fosgy
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Zeal Estate.
Security
is the

foundation Of modern
business. Would you Loan
money in business with
out some Security or Col
lateral1 NOll Then whv
purchase Real Estate with
out it1 The greatest Sc
curity TO ownership in
Real Estate is a policy os
Title Insurance issued bv
this Company, which af-
fords absolute protection
against all loss BY reason
of Taxes, Assessments.
defects and membranes.
as well as the expense Of
litigation, and is secured
by a
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. y. ).
Washington n C. July IL l9o6-Ssalod @ ',ss.-s.
viii be received once until - o'clrcN
q ieeo for furnishing go tols of elsht--'r rfs..
water pipe. Specifications ant blank forms =. g-SSJ
may he ooeaiuei tf District hlla4-1es,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Country Property to Sell or to Let.

NOR SALE OR RENT Brick factory IN Lodi n j.
II 2OOOO feet floor space IS h. D engine and
boiler and electric lights H BONITZ. Clifton. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

Ss5 O5
$500
3s1 80
s.s02A
47s 90
1880 90
1.929ss
1850 90
4994O
Ss19
4.04S 81
1000
5000
l.l5OO0
4O26o
$4,000
1919
0OOo
5000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Cir
cult Court:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

StsOt
$500
5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
BALL REBOUNDED into THE PARK

Buck" Freeman. the Minneapolis
first baaesnan. tells \ story about a
peculiar thing which happened 70
Wyatt Lee the BIS Toledo first bass
man. 0ne day last summer In
game between the Mlilers and Mud
Hens al Toledo. Ohio. t.ce Formerly
vas a pitcher for piltaburE bat bis
arm went hack on kiEa. and for the
past two yearM he has been cover
ing first base and playing the cat
field for Taledo IA Singer. Lee
Il among the best in the American
association Says Frseman; lee
came 10 bal aud Graham fnoilshly
lobh~d one over the plate. a little
better than knee hiKh. That Mind
q a ball insi suited Lee and be
landed on tAs sphere with a terrific
thamp. The ball SCARED hlgh IN the
air
The outfieider bad started - the
crack OF the bat. but when thsY aaN
the leather salilnx for the outflsld
fence which II wna certain TO clear
BY many feet. they stood still and
watched the swiftly moving leather.
Nov. some distance from the out.
field fence At Toledo. Is a large Gas
tank.
The bait hit the tauk with loud
bang au,f Ia the amasemcnt OF the
players and spectators bounlest hack
into the bail park. Davy Jones
eoolly picked up the ball and shot
IL 10 Fox Al uecnnd lee Is far from
being a ssooud Duffy. and he had
Iusf passed first base when the ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
EXERCISE FOR THE SCHOOL BOY
II. w. h C. LATSoN. M. d.
Article and Photographs Prepared Especially Seattle Daily Star

Tho average sehoolboy geta quite
a little exercise baseball. prison.
er's games, tennis football aud 9th
en- games hut. while such sports
are snod Ia their way. there 10 not
one of them that Is sure 20 give the
boy a bis chest straight back
aud an erect carriage
For the purpose Of gaining these.
AZ we'll a. for the development IT
tho muscles aud for the wind,
know at 40 exefeih. better Than the
following
ENefols, No stand with heels
touching. toes turned slightly out
Take in long slow and full breath.
al the same time moving the arms
In wide sweep upward aud back
ward tace figure ~. 80 that when
the lunEa are full the hands will be
over the head Then. without hold
lnE the breath exhale Il, slowly
bringing the hauda down In front ~
the body Make the movement
slowly Don't strain. uoat bend
the elbows Notice that the hands
move IN a Wide circle Repeat from
SIX to ten times several times a day
Exercise Ne 9 stand with feet
slightly apart Place the hacks ~
the hands against the body iuat uns
der the shoulders taco figure -.
Nov let out the breath slowly. at
the same time throwing the head
backward. as shown BY the boy Ia
the photograph. Then aink the
head and bend the body forward. at
the same time lnhallnE the breath
~ as 20 expand the back.
This exercise 10 especially useful
in Strengthening the hack. sqnaring
the shoulders and expanding the
chest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

rfcoehutnd back into the park.
Rilf Fox caught Jones thruw aud
TAGGED Lee A. be came 10 second.
'The umpire waa "a > lo&s ~ 10
what decision q make. The umpiFs
asked the players what 70 do and
they cuftiy informed him that he
ought 10 know the FaiuA ~ the
Eame. Lee. fearing the umpire
and fams.
The umpire hutricdlY serurcd
book % rules and found tho ruin
whIeh stated that a ball whsn Il
once cleared the fence Vas a hone
run. and that tho batter should be
allowed 10 complete the four base
circuit. II was the Longest hit that
have ever Eaen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
DOINGS
AT WENATCnEE

WESATcuEE March Il Hixh
school athietea are developing enc
% the fastest track aud baseball
teams "a this section Of the cuuns
trV. Al iutcfriaHa baseball match
has been arranged Ter next Friday,
ana III = month en intrrclaaa track
meet utlt take riaes The boys are
aiFradY ia training far the meet
with Pullman. An sffnft ufh be
made 10 secafe saHss With fhF Sc
aftfr and spakaHs hiEh schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
Cutting Prices
For Men Only

All next week. commencing Mon.
day morning. the Seattle Fiat Fac
tory. 1910 Second ay.. "a Introduce
ia nnw spring stock. sill sell tie
fine. up-to-dais $3.50 and 81 spring
hats for s. Thls offer vlil hold
good for next werk only. aud ever
man should take advantage Of the
opportunity. Every hat IL guAran-
teed. stop ia and see them. even
N yoa don't need ns~ hzt now s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
JOCKEY NEARLY
MOBBED

NEW ORLEANS March IL
steepleehase Jockey = Miller waH
nearly ruobbri az city park today
Hls deliberate pulling % hts mount.
Judge Nolan. IN the second race
WAS 20 apparent that before the
numbers went up. bowling moh Of
outraged sports aurgef over the
track after the guilty jockey. but
ne flcd 20 the paddock under pfuisc-
ton 81 tae police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
WON'T AUTHORIZE
ISSUE OF PASSES
MOORE WILL ACCEPT NONE FOR
HIMSELF AND WILL DECLINE TO AUTHORIZE
THE ISSUE OF THEM TO OTHER CITY OFF,
GALS

ground that they ars issued BY the
city and that the trausporihi4Qa
furnished by them ia open 90 the
public generally since nnY person
mar becoms = candidate Tor che clty
council.
This IL begging the question since
under tho charter provisions onlf
those members of the general puh-
ne are qualified 20 Of IN the conns
cii Who have been male citizens Of
tho state for four yearH and who
are property holders. and pho take
an cath not % accept a street rail-
road paaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
RAISING FUNDS

SpRA0uE Maria 81. SpVaEus
sports are responding layaily 20 the
appeal OF iaeai ball players for
funds 10 support the team THO sea
soe. over ti.eee has already been
subscribed b. business men. The
fuiiowin9 officrrs haYs been elect
e. presideag. g.. T. Jay secretary
treasurer. (. 4. PetiiJohn. manager.
A. T. HautieY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

Score one more victory for The
star.
There wlli BE- 40 mure FIRES passee
On the street car lines II the s~siils
Electric company issued b. the
mayor and city comptroller Of Sc
attlN
uniraa tha city officials who have
been rnsuYiBg these little pcrquialtss
in violation % their oaths 20 -.
nee caa fad some way TO Est
around this deciaiaa Of thu mayor
They wili have 10 DIG anwn In their
pockets for the n.ekele and pay
their own fart the same as common
mertaia
Result % Agitation.
The agitation Of the subject
lhruuEh The columns of The sfAr
has brought the matter 10 the arr
iuna consideration u Mayor Eleet
Moore Ani Comptroller Elect Harry
" Carroll. and these two gentle
men have decided that the pass pro
vision % The s. y eompanya fran
ehiae IL lnvalid They all. there
fore. not accept passes for thesa-
selves and Mayor Moore has az
aoanrsd that he will not authorize
the Issuance Of any. Mr.. Mocre
said yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

A shipment Of these boats has ar
rived al the store rooms. g2l First
av south. and are nov on exhibit
tiau. Orders ara coming in rapidly
and those who order now will be
sure 81 fine canoe AZ the opening
~ the season They ~ worth look
ing at anyway. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
A sac RACINE CANOE

The Seattle branch Of the RIA
cine Boat Manufacturing Co. has
introduced a first class canoe for
$40. price within the reach Of near.
y every young man working on
salary. This win greatly increase
the number Of can0eists this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
THE ESSENCE
OF STRENGTH

The essence Of strength in any
bread IL the gluten Il contains
Bread containing little gluten has
little aoursahment and - almost
useless a. a food The best bread
the bread that gives yea most for
ysar monay--la the bread that con-
sains the moat gluten. That's the
reason Why the Demand fex Butter
Nut bread Is 10 great. Every gem
nlne Butter Nut leaf bears a blae
label. Re sure aud don't buy INF
tationz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17

Campers are beginning 20 select
sites on lake aud sound fur the ap-
preaching season Last year a rec
ord breaking number % campers
spent the season an the shores 81
Lake Washington. aud from the ar-
tivity displayed thus far this YEARS.
number of lovers 0f outdoor life
will be greater than ever.
Inhabitants OF the white city"
along the shore Of Lake Washington
between Madrona and Ieachl parks
last year, have siEnified their in
tenfi0na 70 live close TO nature this
year A great many social functions
arc being planned. and this feature
Siil become a prominent part OF
camping life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-17
CHICAGO TEAM
COMING WEST

NEW WESTMINSTER. March IL.
1t Il probable that basketball
Eama pili be arranged between the
famous Meteor team. u Chicago.
ana the local auinf
TIRE Chicago team win touch at
New Westminster during ltH te.o9e.
mile trip and. - the local five made
the best showing % any team In the
rrUvInee, the Msteofs are anxious to
meet them.