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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
Sportlets.


Jimmy Britt and Eddie Hanlon may
fight in Frisco this month.
Kaufman put Dave Barry away in
IA rounds.
William Morch was knocked out by
Bob Ward in San Francisco.
Spider WEIGH was knocked out by
RUDE Smith of Denver.
Kid Solomon of Los Angeles defeated
Joe Green of Chicago.
Jack Johnson of Chicago knocked out
Bob Kearns OF Philadelphia
The amateur boxing championships
of America will be decided late In
March at Mechanics Pavilion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
Points.

Polnts-IoIanis. s: Males, !; Puma
hous, 4; Y. NJ. c. A. l: d. Heads. ,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
SULLIVAN PUTS It ALL
OVER PUG|L|ST HU|HU|

Sullivan looked a bit weak when the
gong rang. An even round.
ROUND SIX.
Huihui came to the scratch strong,
but Immediately ran into left kidney
punch which brought him to his knees.
Sullivan poked and pecked at him with
his left and knocked him down in his
own corner with a jolt on his sore ribs.
AS the round was finishing Huihui
whipped over his left and the blow
would have done the business had it
landed Sullivan saw it coming and
shifted his head-piece out of the way.
ROUND SEVEN.
Huihui was wobbly when the gong
called the men together. Sullivan cut
him to pieces and put him down for
good and ali with a right swing to the
Jaw. Referee Woods counted him out
and motioned TO sullivan as the
winner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
CRICKETERS
MAY VISIT

Locak cricketers are talking of in
viting Gown the Alameda c. c. eleven,
Coast.
Nothing definite has been done as
yet but it is thought that the Trans
Pacific yacht race will arouse great
interest in all branches of sport and
that a team of Coast cricketers may
respond to an Invitation to visit Ho-
nolulu, find out what kind of a game
is played here, and have a good time
generally.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

Huihui's eyes We're all puffed up and
his face was covered with blood. Not
withstanding this he fought gamely.
He rushed at Sullivan and swung with
his left repea teIly, but Sullivan duck
ed and lodged out Of danger He land
ed on the body a couple of times. but
received in return as good as he gave
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

nous, 4; Y. NJ. c. A. /; D. Heads, ,
AS predicted in the Advertiser. the
Iolanis and Diamond Heads won the
"socker" games yesterday, defeating
the Punahous and Y. NJ. c. y. by the
scores OF TO . and 3 to /.
The Iolanis defeated the Punahous by
superior combination. The Diamond
Heads won by their superior speed and
will be a hard team to beat from now
on.
The teams were as follows:
Ioianis-Goal. J. Kea; full backs. F.
Carter, ]. Kellett; half backs. E. Kel-
lett. NJ. Anderson, F. Harrison: for
wards. f. kea. Mon Yin. ]. Anderson.
j. Woo. L. G.. Blackman.
Punahous-Goal. A. A. Cation: backs
w. Soper. G. Fuller: half-backs. r. Nc
Corriston. Irwin, A. Lowrey; forwards,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
T ennis

The finals in the Henry z. Cooper
tournament were played at Oahu Col
lege courts yesterday. Miss Ethel
Taylor won in three straight games
against Flora Winter. Scores Ga, 60,
Sc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

She thinking to take his mind off,
How restless the waves are, dad.
They always seem to be clamoring for
something" Dad--''Well, they won't
get il if l can help it."-Ram's Horn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

Maid" Please, mum. the baby mas.
gone and turned the jug Of cream an
over me best dress" MistIess-' Never.
.nisd. Bridget: ~e can use the conf
deuerG miK|-JuGge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

What did your wife give you Tor
Chrstmas"" "Box Of cigars" What
you going 10 d. with enc Have EN-
boiled with c0rned beef for dinner
some day."-CIeveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

Jimmy Britt will open hotel in
New York after fighting a return bat
tie with Battling Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
WHO SHOULD
PAY The BILL?

Frank u Sayre. attorney for
James Rourk. who vas sentenced
last month to serve two years in the
state penitenfiary. at Waiia Waila.
from kitsap county for stealing one
head " meat cattle. raised a novel
point ~ law before Judge Yaksy In
the superior court yesterday.
Inder The statutes Of this state.
when the defendant Ia a criminal
case appeals 20 the supreme court.
he IL catlfled 90 remain IN the coun-
~ jail of the county where he IL
sentenced pending the appeal
Rourk Was sentenced from Kitsnp
county. and there being no county
Jail there. the prisoner vas confined
IN the KING county Jail a. the cx-
ponge 81 Kitsap county until the
warden of the state reniteniiary
should call for him. which he did
about March 4. taking Rourk with
him 90 Wallis walla.
Subsequent to this time Rourk's
attorney flied a notice Of appeal and
requested the court for an order
compelling the return Of Rourk TO
the county jail In kitaap county
This order Judge Yakey granted.
The point nov raised IL a. To who
should be required 20 bring Rourk
hack from walla Walla the sher-
~ OF Kitsap county at the expense
81 the county. or the warden " the
penltcntiary az the expense 81 the
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
PEDDLER IS
TOO BOLD

Because he objected 90 stories
which had been published In the
daily newspapers. @. ". Foyal. n
silver polish agent, IL nov confined
az the city jail and the police Off
ciala are Investigating his record.
During the last few days complaints
have been received at headquarters
about suspicious looking peddior
who went around % houses demon
ntratina his silver polish. Seeing
several articles 20 this effect IN
print FovAl went to headquarters
and registered a complaint with
Captain Ward.
The man admitted he was the
person against whom the complaints
had been made and was at the sta
ton wh1a Detectives barbee and
Kennedy returned after an unsue
cessfui search for him. lie was i'm
medlatsly placed under lock and
key. although protesting vigorously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

iation Of the Church aud states. and
the Duties ~ Zach 10 the Temper
anoe Question $50 p IA. Our
Warfare
Plymouth Congregational Rev 3
n Ffeeland AZ II a m. Doing
a. Christ HAS Done 20 U.s." 7sQ
. n. Amer Death. Judgment"
Pilgrim Congregational Rev T.
= smith. A. II n m. The New
aneietf." 7so p. m Jesus a.
Fisherman"
First Christian Rev A. l. Chap
man. A. n a m. sof One Accord.
% One Mind" : - D. m.. Take
Heed How We Hear
University Place Christian RsY
r. l. Ruanaharger Al n a. m.
Christ IN the Home. ~ 30 .. N.
Gods Love
Green Lake Christian Preaching
At II a m. by II. v Dunlap. and
al : .. m. BY q Lee nussabarger
BoYlsion Avenue Unitarian Rev.
". D. Simonda At n a m. How
Shall We Discern Between the False
and the True ia seflnfures" s. p m.
Susan u. Anthony Memorial ssfxs
ieea. Addresses b. Mra Marioa II.
naxter and MF. slmands.
rnlon Congregational Rev. J. r
SieholA ~ 10 % a N preaching
by Hwv l.. l. Woods. Tao ?. m.
Gad's Punishmenia
E University Congregational RaY.
~ G MAEon. A. III a. NJ. The
ProdlEafa other Brother" : % p.
IN. The Nisioniesa
beacon fiiil Congregational Rev
- II. Gale. Al ii a M. Jesus a.
Teaehef 7 80 .. IN 'nountlful
Huwlns or Gifts 10 christa Cause =
John r. Hartman. rha attorney.
~ill speak at the Y. W. G. A. Sun.
day afternoon al 4 o'clock.
Rev. John Bostron. % Michigan.
MI preach az the Fremont Swedish
Mefhodiat Episcopal church. Sun.
day morning and evening.
Herbert G. shafiaek. 81 New
York. viii speak II the immanual
baptist church Sunday. At II a m.
lie 4 = lecturer for the Loyal Tenn
psFnnee Lesion
Rev. =. n sutton viii speak AZ
che Green Laks Socialist Temple.
Sunday evening
Theosuphicai sorIaty. Seattle
Ledge. 1890 Recond Az. Ats D. m.
address By Dr. Knapp OF Vanooa.
vsF. n. q.
Queen CITY TheoanphicAi Society
90 America. pinueer block At :
D N. The Secret Doctrine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
GERARD TONN|NC'S CONCERT


his versatility. his ability 10 write
IN many combinations and strains.
T0nnlnK is very close 10 being a
really great man. Almost every
number On bis program differed
from the other In It's form. Again
there vas no Eameness o. meiodie
and harmonic construction. such as
you would easily discover on pro-
gram Of even such men as Grieg.
Had the audience not known that all
the numbers we're by one man they
would have never guessed II. There
we're some numbers which lacked
much. works OF an early period In
Tonniug's life. and one could easily
realize the gradual advancement OF
this man. In listening TO the pro-
gram. There was always apparent
a dignity Of a rare ideal and tho
promise OF still more 20 come.
As 10 the performers they were
the choicest the city affords and a
better combination cannot be mag
med anywhere. To speak % them
Individually would seem almost like
an insult since they we're there TO
Interpret for arts sake" 10 be sub
jcctive. not objective. and you could
see that they felt AS much.
The audience was most appreeia-
tive. but small That was 10 be
expected. Many clubs. whose object
II Is 10 advance the musical inter
ests Of the city, 10 foster the art of
music. 10 raise culture 70 a higher
standard $50 their bylaws read.
do not. as a majority. attend the
concerts Of local composers or
artists. such as We heard last night,
splendid. or az least good enough,
as many are. And how Is the largo
public 20 appreciate and encourage
such men as Tonning. when the
very people who profess 10 appre-
ciate DO not do sOs
Let us watt until some perform
ers OF world vide reputation with
a tale Of stolen diamonds. or often
a sayory reputation. strikes the
town. charges S. a seat for one or
two songs. goes back to Europe and
laughs al rs. at that That is "ad-
vancing the art OF music"
In the meantime. the local artist
will retain his ideals. labor among
us and keep ON giving away COM
piimeataries for the pleasure OF hav-
ing people listen 60 what he has to
say after years OF labor and work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24


Mckinley Al ~ a m. Grace
AbonndiuE
First Presbyterian Rev " A.
Matthews A. II n. m Martha
lam : 70 . m when IL 4 Young
Man Lost 2.
Trinity Parish Rev " n Cow.
on AZ n a m. The Servant ~
Jehovah" 7a0 .. m Grace
Astounding
North baptist Rev George Rob.
sFts Cairns A. ~ m. "Our
Fathers Bread 72o p m. The
DEVILS Auction
Tabernacle baptist Rev. John "
Dean. A. n a 70. The law and
the Gospel. 80 p m. Thou Shalt
Nat XIII"
Westminster Presbyterian Rev.
= " Wilson. A. ~ a m. Thou
Art Not Par Prom the Kingdom -
Cod 7;a0 p. m Profanity and
Perjury
Cherry St Presbyterian Rev Vi
a Stevenson A. N a. m. THE
Everlasting Arms 730 p. MI
Heruos aud C0warda
First Church Of Christ. seicniii
A. N q. IA. and > p m Unreal
lfY"
Haven Methodist Episcopal Re,t
r y Drake A. NJ a IN. The Ref
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
FERGUSON
IS BOUGHT
!. o. retNsoLmG PURCHASER HOTEL FOR stsOOO-w. C
sRAawAX nuYs

The Ferguson hotel. on Third ny,
between spfins and seneea nts.. WAS
sold this morning by Stirrat 4 0oeiF
e. J. u, Trenholm. ~ the NORTH
western steamship company, fnr
fllN.oop. The sale Was made
through Hehrena A Mahoney by
George Meaeham a 90.
W a. Stetnan has bought the La
vita fatens On the northwest core
ner ~ Histh and Marion. for t6o.s
600, nnd also taken an option on tho
Ailcndoff 81 uoFeu av.. for t6o.-
zoe. Yesterday AR. stataon pur-
chased the Madison. on the corner
81 Madison and Eishth ay.i fer i65.
noo, making three heavy purchases
with "a hours
Cfawfefd 8 Conoyer sold rive and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
CAUSE OF
ACTIVITY
PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF WARRINGTON HOTEL CREATES
ALL KINDA or REAL ESTATE Observation-Disclosures De.
sTRUcrtoA or MANY OLD HOMES

The demolition Of the Washington
hotel. which James a. Moore says
Wiil be contaminated within the
next month or sis weeks. means a
reHfade 81 the entire Denny hili
district. embracing all the ground
bounded by Denny way Second Az.
aud Pine ~. II also means. pfaeti-
eaiiy speaking. the destruction Of r.
great number Of residences which
nov crown the hill
Petitions for the regfade u this
district have been ln circulation
among the Interested property own
ere for the past three months AMI
while there IL some objection 10 the
work the great majority Of the
Taxpayers owning property in that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
POLICEMAN MARRIED

Patrolman John u. Jacobs. Of tho
local police department. Is now
benedict He was married Wednea-
day evening az Stanwood 20 Miss
Ida V. Reese and the news has Just
percoiafed through the department
circles. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Edward - Reese,
an uncle Of the bride. al the parson-
age ~ the Stan9ood Methodist
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

section are heartily IN favor ~ the
plan H. bring the hill down 90 thu
level ef First ana aee0ud avs.
with the hotol out Of the way
and Third av. graded through. u
will mean Il new and direct connect
ton sith The central business dis
trict af the city. and In consequence
property In on that district 20 the
north Of Virginia IT. has Increased
considerably in value during this
past feW days. All the real estate
firms have been dealing largely IN
this laua. and one firm reports the
same piece OF property sold three
times within two hours. the last
time a. an advance Of 5000 over tho
first sale price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
|7777777
STATE NEWS

Moellpa IL n have new hotel
Aberdeen foundYYmen are having
= difficult task 10 securing SKILLED
workmen for their plants
Citizens Of Heuton county are
planning a fair fof THE coming fail
A solored minstrel performer wsa
treated ~ several well thrown
spoiled evgs ~ Auburn because he
criticised the people 81 that towu.
The attorney general o. the state
says that there II M reason why
conviets can not he worked upon the
roads % the state
Tee Northern Pacific depot At
CsntfniiA IL 10 have n steam heat.
ing plant installed
u IL rumored that The Northern
Pacific n % make North Yakima =
division point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
IN JAIL
AT BOISE

noIsE idaho. March st-wus
liam u. Haywood Vas brought ffum
Caldwell this aftefneau and placed
IN the Ada eountY iati with Meyer
ard Hutlihene. The thrse we're
given a larEv ronm. buf are locked
in separate cells at night MoYes
has recovered from an attack II
asthma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

= half acres near Georgetown. the
property of Fred Marine. FOR IA,
o0a. The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 IT.
Paul railway Is the purchaser. The
game firm has also closed neKatia.
tieua for lot .. block &. A. A, psnnya
addition. 90 Morris ifardman for
lia.beo This property IN on West
.-afn az. MAX ifardman has also pur-
chased a lot on Third av, between
liell and battery for $4,000 from
Crawford a Conovsr.
late yesterday afternoon g A..
Mackenzie gave a a0-day option 10
y + stfuthefa Of Portland. for
several lots IN block $50, Seattle
tide lands, The Union Pacific II
supposed 10 be interested Ia the
transaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

BAN FRANCWCo. March All
iH reported on high authority that
the Western Pacific haH stolen a
march ON the Southern Pacific by
securing terminal facilities In oak
land between the Key route and the
Southern Paelfic's Mole II IL de.
clarod that all rights have been So
cured and perfected and that the
present litigation ia merely a bluff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
D z A 7 N S

James Adams. March y. aged II.
az 1919 Ninth az. body II being
held AZ Bonney- Wataons awaiting
the arrival of relatives from San
Francisco.
Jerry James osNeilI. March "a. 1T
Providence hospital. remains AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
NJ CUROY MAY
TELL TROUBLES

NEW YORK. March e. Follow
ING the reported intention OF the
Mutual Life Insurance company 10
sue cx.Presldent MccufiY for more
than s. 900 900. II ia said today that
the Mutual Is threatened alth more
trouble tt Ia reported that Pea
body will represent the president
Who "a going TO resign. RBmors
says that Mecardy intends 20 make
revelations that viii make HsmIi-
tons speech seem Insignificant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
COMMITTEE
IN DEADLOCK

INDIANAPOLIS. March 2t.-The
Joint scale committees was in SEES
sion this morning. but the opera
tors are preparing 10 leave tonight.
The committee held a long session
this morning and met again this
afternoon. Statistics from differ
ont fields we're presented and dia-
euaaed exhanstively. after which the
committee adjourned until Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

WASHINGTON. d. G. March a.
The executive council OF the
American Federation OF Labor this
morning decided To prosecute ear
Bestiy a propaganda faYnring labor
legislation and 20 question candis
dates for office concerning their po-
sition on proposed laws affecting
labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

cipaiion of The blg crowd of ioxEsFs
and lonEshuEsmen Uho viii be on
hand 20 get It'd II their moasY. the
First aV. Nholenals liquor house
thar IL supplying the liquor will
probably send an extra supply BY
var OF the alley entrance
The enforcement 81 the same iaw
would be felt By the owner Of prae-
flealiy svsry saloon in the restricted
district There women are allowed
20 hang around ire bars and solicit
drinks without usoisstatiuu FIX
Mayor RaiiluRnr has tolerated this
valuation. hts idea being q is said.
that giving the women the posses
sion ~ the fenderloin saloons
xunld have a tendency IN keep them
ont q The uptown resorts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
MEAD
IS HAPPY

Governor Mead aud the members
~ the Seattle Commercial club ar
rived IN fsoa Angeles today. The
governor IL haying the time u hls
life and the following telegram
reached the office Of the secretary
today
Seattle Commercial CiBh. Seattle
Wash Genilun1en The Seattle
Commercial club delegation and mr.
self are having fins trip. soFfy
that AL % yuu are rot with ns
ALBERT r. MEAD
The Interior decoration. and Ina.
proxsmenss % the Commercial club
rooms are proKfeantnx rapidly and
win - flashed when the club
meets Monday niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
second ATTEMPT
TO END HER LIFE
sn fsEo SHELDON. SWALLOWED cARBoLic ACID.
rnTs TO LEAP OUT WINDOW AND IN FRONT or MOVING
raAIs-pypEs CHILDREN RECOVER

szllsa he wousau VITO. wAiie tenn
rFsfslr Insane, attempted 70 take
). + hss Monday b. taking car
sss asd during tbs uurws's alb
saes yesterday nAde = second at
'sns = sks her IIfs. shs tried 20
szEl fnsuaxh a window fur the
fEfae< Il thrc&inx herself before
q zaEszaehinx train.
Fer afils nephew saw her leave
o. het and 10 ran screaming to
- hsnsss of a neixhheF. william
ea<ess ThFrwlng On a few ri0ghes
Al ~ wsltinE 10 pat his Shoes 0n.
aszAel fsshed TO TIE sAeiaan home
81 saasAf the woman az she was
Ssr1k ihrouEh the window
81 fsaEht Ake : tlzFss3. and u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
THE CHRISTIAN AT rHE
GRAND

Tho Christian" we'll known 70
lheatsfaoera throughout the eaun.
Wy aud 80 kaflouaiY rendered that
40 efitariui'S fof criticism can be
found. came Go the urand opera
houHe iaat nirht fnf a run that ends
tnnisht. and the production IL az
Kood a. any that has been ln this
city aince HALL Gaines famous novel
was put on the stage John sains
potts and Lilllan Lawrence as John
STORM aud Glory QuaYir. score III
iiNiduai showcases. and u support
90 company does not need TO be
atruua.
The ataEr soAinaa Of tho present
production form a good background
fuf the rather sambsr story. aud
wlhai the rendition - acceptable.
hmmsf productions BY stock CONF
paniea have been perhaps more uni
FORM Ia strength, but with excellent
people IN the two leading roles the
heavy parts OF the drama were we'll
presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
WOMEN SELL BEER

Z Nsyur Moore Issues an order
= eizss he state law prohibiting
- AZ Il lsquor By Somsn. IL viii
a. Aasy npoa Nose Goldsmith.
- issassAotn magnase. and owner
q iAs stnnd and Arcade dance
ala xAo sas. iaeldeutaliy. a heavy
rsfr seiof 70 The Republican cam
pzlfa fand
Be- znd sine are noE hslnE sold
= IN resorts though s0mewaat
xstn@alf Prom 5 0'cloek IN the
ssrlag antil n the liauor sold IL
alssi fineinnafl~ B~tween n
- = & Il abbreviated 20 aCin
ss aai from then on until day
- I Z mostly ths real Staff"
tsafkht = Saturday. and tn anti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
AID MASTER Of
GEN. SLOCUM
PILOTS RAISING FUND ron
BENUFfr OF CAPTAIN SEN
TINcIo TO TAN WARS IN.
PRIsosMgsr

The recent conviction Of Captain
Van aehaick. Of the Inflated New
York steamer General sioeum, and
his ten-year penitentiaFy ss-ntsnre
for neglect Of duty. has stirred %
the mssnheFs 81 the Masters and
Pilots association throughout the
country.
They object 70 such a precedent
being set. claiming. In effect. tly9t
Captain Van 6ehaick eas not ne
real cllpFit Who was 70 blame nor
the disaster. bat that he vas made
seapo scat 70 shield the owners
Speaking on the subject today y.
Thomas Davies. who was for many
Years head officer % the local haf'
tor u the Masters and Pilots as
sueiaiiou. said
I have just returned from the
meeting Of the grand haTbor AZ
washgngfon. u. G.. Am representative
Of uoidaA Hsrhor No, &c. | fouaA
thas the masters and pilots ssner-
ally are eunftneed that ths consie-
ton Of Cartain van schalek vas a
$50 tLs" 80 - NNH@sHE ~"
elamug fer the punishment Of some
body In connection With the disaa-
ter uaa So great that the officers
thought Il ua3 necessary "a make .
seapexuaf ~ some one. and he was
selected to ks2x The odium A fund
- being raised Cor the appeal 81 his
ssse, and. II Necessary. We wiii take
II 90 20 the prssid.nt In an effort
20 sscafe him = pardon. He 10 nov
out on tie.0ee bond pending dsci.
siun % appeal
At the rsrent meeting 81 the
Grand haftor % the order some
recommendation were made fnr
changes 10 the "rul~x Of ths road
anaons them one which wiil per-
mlt tho sounding ~ passiag signals
IN fog or snow &c soon as a vessel
can b. sounded instead az waiting
until the vessel ia sighted. as Is 70
fsftfsa.f ~ fsraaaef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24
DAUGHTER
IS MISSING
NEs

hour she had not been located.
last evening aha went upalaira.
apparently 80 retire since that
time not trace % her has been
found and the heart broken parents
have been searching every nook and
granny % the city ia an effort TO
loeate the missing Elri. She Il dark
eamplcxiouet and has brown hair
and dark blue ayea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

uasry surrounds the disappear :
an q Annle I. Friekslt. the Ia
wsr-ssa daughter % Mr.. and Mrs.
rsssss. living az ST Queen Anne
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-24

FREMONT. March 24-Much In
tcresi f. aroused In the entertain
meni 10 be given tonight In odd Fell
lows ball by the Swedish-AmeTicah
National union In the Pfsil COM
pany Is a well known Ballard boy.
w. Troill. who. during a number
OF years in the theatrical business.
has gradually reached top notch
In the profession. and Ii recognized
as the best o. Swedish comedians.
Miss W. woiilnls also uith the tray-
cling company.