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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
THEY VOTE TO
Be WIDE OPEN
horh ST. PAUL AND OMAHA
PUT DEMOCRATS INTO ~.
FlcE.

ST PAUL. May s-The open
town advocates won out In yesters
DAYS election, putting Mayor Rob.
eFs Smith, Democrat, back Into OF.
lice, aud defeating l.. q. Huffman.
Republican. BY g.6O0 majority
About the same majoritiaa were
kircn to Otto Hremer aud Louis
hetH, Democratic candidates for 70
election "a city treasurer aud comp.
truller. respectively.
OMAHA. MAY The Democrats
swept the city IN the election yes
terday. eleeting James nahlman
mayor BY a plurality of 2.Iaa. aud
all the other city officers with the
exception of two councilman. Dahl.
man II the first Democrat elected
IN 10 years lie advocated liberal
policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
SOUTH SEATTLE WANTS
TIE NEW FIRE STATION

AZ the meeting OF the South Sc
attic improvement club last night
at Heidfiks hall resolution vas
passed asking the city council 10
pFoceed a. soon as possible "a in
stall uro station at South Sc.
attic on tho two lots which the city
purchased for that purpose
4 committee OF siN was appointed
20 ascertain the movements nf the
city council In regard 10 the grad
ihx of certain streets In South SO.
attic
A committee Of three was also
appointed 10 walt on Manager
Grant OF the Seattle Electric co
Ia case a io.miauge car service Was
not give on the south Seattle une
bY May 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
MAYOR DECIDES ON
HIS SALOON POLICY

orderly will be permitted to con.
tinue ia business Those which do
not will not be- permitted 10 do 20.
The members Of the COMMITTEES
are IN thorough accord With this
policy and will work In complete
harmony with the mayor IN carry.
inK Il out Where thsfe n d aues
ton raised - 20 whether saloon
f. complying with the laws the mat.
ter Will be- referred 10 the mayor
for investigation and report by the
police
Renewal for Bloch.
AZ the conference IL was agreed
that II William Bloch. proprietor
Of the Germanm cafe. has altered
the interior of his place 10 bring
Into conformity with the laws. he
r. 10 be granted n renewal Of his
license. 40 are also Inset a. Mel
son. whose license was vetoed by
the mayor on the ground that they
formerly permitted gambling Ia
their place OF business The com
mlitee will recommend % the
council that the removal license Of
the Fox 4 Co bottling works be
passed over the mayors veto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
REFLECT OFFICERS
LIBRARY BOARD DOES RoU.
TINE BUSINESS AND LET'S
ADDITIONAL CONTRACTS ron
MORE SHELVES.

A. the regular meeting Of the Ia
hrnry board last night the old off,
GERS were reelected. A committees
consisting Of Fred =. Sander and W.
n. Treat. representing the wash
ington Art association. met the
board and agreed to help In estab-
fishing the art exhibit IN the new
building
The board let additional contracts
% the Art Metal Construction Co
for shelves. to the amount Of 1850.
f0f this class Of fixtures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

IL worth IS You cannot buy an
other dreaamakinE chart for less
With this chart anyone who can
sew. can make any garment The
Star has 4 limited number Of these
charts. which Il will sell e. its sub
sorlbers for flftY cents each 1909
seventh avenue. between Union and
University streets -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

All lumber has advanced Ia this
city an average OF 80 per cent Both
dressed aud rough stock aud all di'
monslons under 20 feet are nov be.
ing aold at about 81 thousand
more than the former retail market
price.
To appreciate the extent OF this
advance Manager bradley OF tho
Stetson a Post Mil Co. today
stated that Il costs fully 5000 more
now Tor the lumber required IN
constructing the average residences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
At the Third Avenue.

a Texas Ranger" with It's mill
tary. Indians. cowboys and greas.
cru. makes pretty. picturesque
play That Is Why the Third Ave
nue. theater is filled this week. The
play runs all week.
The AYleaworth company opens
at the uptown theater Sunday AFT
ofnon To Die AZ Dawn" Ii the a.
tie Of the play. The company
comes here for a summer season
All the principal actors are new
The plays will be- changed every
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Clue TO nEgr.

Al the neat meeting Of the la.
tons Municipal League. which will
be held In Mays hail. AT the corner
OF Sixth Az. aud fortJ second 81
frtdaY. Prof J q Lawrence wiil
deliver an address The object III
the club Is 10 improve the iaiona
district a. whole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

The combination of the new
summer prices and such famous
headliners IA cfimmins A. Gore Is
sufficient to pack the Star theai.r
to the back row at every perform
ance. matinee and evening. this
week The bin Is one OF the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
The THEATERS

Madame Sarah nornhardt. the
great French actress whose appear
ance Ia Seattle has created such n
furofe among every class OF then
ter goera aud whose fight Of
months against the theatrical trust
has won for her the sympathy aud
Interest Of the United States. will
favor this city with three perform
hnooa.
II Was al first intended 10 give
but one. but as soon AS Manager
Murray heard Of what Seattle had
done Tor grand opera aud other big
attractions. he At once wired cast
and Ia "a hours had arranged to
stay here two days
Plays 20 De Given.
The plays 90 be given at Leaehi
park pavilion In which Madame
nsrnhardt IL compelled 10 play BY
reason OF being barred from the
trust theatera will be ~ follows.
Tuesday evening. May ). Ia
kociere"
Wednesday matinee. May .. Ca.
mile
"Wednesday night "sappho"
Mail Order system.
Ia order 10 avoid the crush at the
boz office. the mail order plan has
boon adopted for BernhArdt's en-.
Ragement hers and up 20 Thurs
day Night Of this week all Hpplicas
tons for seats accompanied by
draft or check. with stamped aud
addressed envelope will be prompt.
Is filled Ia tho order OF their re-.
ceipt Letters should be sent to
sherman. Clay a Co, who have
charge Of the sale OF seats Tie
regular box office sale viii open
Friday evening May Z. at 3 O'Clock
Preparing the Hall.
A large force Of men f. at wofh
getting the Ieaehl park pavilion
into shape for the performances
Carpenters are enlarging the stage
and building dressing rooms slee.
tucinas are atringing wires for tho
footlishts and many other men
are engaged In rtiing up the place
which Will hardly be recognized
after they are done.
Madame Bernhard tonight ap.
pears IN Winnipeg where she ap.
pears In a large skating ring Her
appearance In the capital Of Mani.
toba Nili be la tho nature Of a trf.
umph. for the governor % the prov
iace aud all the high officials.
municipal and state. viii be ON
hand I'm route 10 Seattle the coin
pany plays In Helena. Butte and
spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
lEAauUs ARr nuaY.

T. " chsrrinstoa. state presi
deaf 81 the Anti Saloon league. ~
turned from Spokane this mornia <
and says that the leagues In and
around Spokane are doing an 81.
celisns Nork. and that they intend
20 carry On lively campaign dur
ing the fall elections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
WILL GIVE CONCERT.

The Williams Dixie Jubilee sing.
ers will give concert tomorrow
night In Christenaen's hall. Arcade
building The concert Is for the
benefit OF the A. NJ y church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Fruita

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
DUNSMULR
APPOINTED

VICTORIA. May 2 Replacing SIR
Hrnfi Jelly de tatbinlcfe. James
puuaiuuir. The millionaire eeai mine
owuaf, has heen appointed teuten.
ant kpvrfuar % british Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
THE MARKETS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
rHE MILWAUKEE, WILL BEGIN
WORK ON TERMINALS As
SOON As TIE FRANCHISE
RECEIVES rsG NAME or RIA
ctrY's EXECUTIVE.

The Chicago. Milwaukee a "a
Paul Railroad viii commence the i'm
proyement 81 ita terminal properties
Ia Aeattls. Just - soon q. IA. fran
rhiss. which Vas passed by the city
council. IL signed BY Mayor Moou~
within the neat 10 days contraetsrs
sin eemnencs the branch ftam
sumner into Taeoma. Three car
loads - taais. ste-. have arrived and
the contractors have been told 10
begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
Clue SMOKER.

The Seattle Commercial club
vii hold It's FIRST smoker next
MondaY night after the business
meeting Of thu club Il finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Already the contractors are send.
ms fhrir men e Sneaualmte pass
ana active work commences thsFu
newt Monday Further than this
nothing vii be undertaken towards
Seattle uutl the ffanehisa has been
signed
The ahuFs announcement waa
made b. ~ " Williams. president
81 the O.. NJ a 81 O. washington
hraueh this morning In his sffles IN
the goinan blaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

zach year the estimates made
- ne street department IT the
W - faF the following YEAR Ia
49, an appropriation fot anrink
49, ~ streets 81 the city. said
49, superintendent A l. Wal
Co. s.sf,rsiay. For the past few
w. his estimate has ocon So.
w MAJ each year the council com
49,. HAVING the matter ia hand
- h,ana il impossible 90 provide
- mese, FOR this work In making
W. ssnaal tax levy. 50 We 80 GA
scn year 10 year without spF'nA
assinnlnss the Work
~rAe estimated appropriation Of
us Az i for heginuiuk the work
- woall provide fof sprinkilnk
n,rp travelled dirt streets
,s,.arhoai the eity There Is not
:. mseh need OF sprinkling the per
..enth haved streets except Ia
49, whens there Il dirt hauling
sre ovef them 20 such an eNtrnt
49, tksy cannot be Kept closn
~rke streets Witch arc paved
.se ssnAah. for instance are flush
xith water from two TO four
- week. and IN this manner
80 .ps thoroughly clean The fact
-, ~, are AIRY dnrins thc greater
...stsa ~ the day does not matter
.,srsally. II there Is no dust ca
49, 10 hs stirred up by vehicles
AZ b The sind.
Washes Every Night.
q. IA. business section 81 the
az me pAyed streets are all either
- AZ washed down with hose
- nsxht. depending GA the char
.,s,f a he weather II C Is 50 wet
- wad1y that they eannog be
wee sS aavantage. the1 arr wash.
"a al Il they are ~ dry that a
.~.hsax wlli 30 morc good than
,.-saEnx. shsy are washed At
ssssr times they are swept b. the
~e.Aanlcai swesnsra In this NaY
,l,r ars kegi in fairly clean eondi
esu. exeapt In those places where
a., Is ! hsavy traffic 81 dirt haul.
=. sses lhem. Nhsre there j.
sr.sx q dirt teams trailing
,Arossh an ciiY constantly q u
n.slfsstly Impossihis % Keep them
sean fns an length % time
DIT Ard pianksd strrets
10 shat we need most Ia the
- : Nrpeg sprinkling - to spriu-
~ ~ naeh travelled dirt and
nhskea streets Gar plans from
80 . time have contemplated pro
eassas BIZ tank car With pressure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
sitting room

Solid oak ceuter
table. at-inch top
polished,
aak veneer seat
hcr
A splendid solla
cak Norris chair.
velour fsvsrHtbis
cushion
A very pretty little
fancy corner chair.
seal Of velour IN fin
ishei mahogany
A large brussels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
bedroom

A three piece bed
room suite wei
ma de. very good
throughout
one pair pillows
Two sheets
Two pillow slips.
One spread
one pair blankets
one pair ruffied
muslin curtains and
loops
one Said oak bed
room chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
STREET SPRINKLINC
GAR CON EMPLATED

.,.v WALTERS EXPLAINS
,.,,y rsgRE IS so MUCH
ousr rAg cirN-tAek OF
.onsV slNpuRs woRN-cAR
eaulp pE USED TO AovANr.
ACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
LUMBER TAKES
A BIG JUMP

IT NOW eosT 5000 MORE TO
BUILD AN ORDINARY COT
TAou THAN IT DID TWO
MONTHS 400 - INCREASE
DUE TO ADVANCING VALUE
or Loas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

a center tahl.
cover.
a very odd and at
traeiivs gothic chair
N waathered oak
finish.
= very neat oak
india seat
A duli black iron
isrdiniors stand
one brass curtain
rod
A new and very
pleasing pattern We
lcur couch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
AWAITS SIGNATURE
OF MAYOR MOORE

The visit 81 A J. Earring. nresi-
dent u the g.. ~. & H. T. In Seattle
IL for the purpose u again looking
over the field. the same mission al
last January.
Terminal facilities ana proposed
route viii also engage the attention
% AT EarlinE.
inspected by Earring.
At present surveyors and euHt
nesFtns crews are al work lea hey.
efai portions Of The stats aud SIR
Parting hns personally visited each
place OF Importance Rsafils IL the
last point 90 be visited besides Taco.
Wa. Prom the coast he will immo-
tiatrly return 60 the east
While IN seattle Mr Earring hopes
% settle all trivial matters regard
inF the ffarrhiae question In order
T. Hive tho sesd 10 atafi active
work The engineering ofnee IN
the Colfuan building have drawn all
plane aud they only await final In
spaetipu 90 be passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

one wire aprinE
mattress A special
an dard sanitary
ma ttrers. our own
make
sixteen yards good
Erade mating
one bedroom oak
rocker.
t~plece toilet set.
One costumar.
one brass curtain
RCD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

seen since the Star started In %
present only high-olasa acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

Printers April II. 1906
a
tial qualification % the Gold symbols
quality uf circulation
quantity u circulation
is a which ana daughters o
publishes neither futhy advertisements
Civaua obnoxious scandals
Il prints wanted by irht-minded
readers believe paper
who reach the
Seattle and Washington a that commands and
other reaches posperou. Of
me circulation Insgencsr open to the
inspection Of advertisers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

The attitude Of the mayor IL that
the ordinances Of the city are made
10 be observed and that II h. not
within hla discretion to say who
shall and who shall not be required
10 observe them SALOONS which
observe the laN aud are quiet and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02

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aftssef % - tsas Hss rfHsss -
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live ssecs
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e&ssas pss % - taHaas Fsf h@aa e.
Fisks
ftaMNaf p@f fh s aaanrr fsssg' dressed
80 o.. e a. fsasFr sslHaF sstFesa so -
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traaits aHae 80 a. aaHalHl4 aFftHfs ~
$50 y ea4s ENf - 80 go Ht4sns q 80
a. "a tan sFfses efsas lvis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
AL THE CITY ORDINANCES
WILL HAVE TO az COMPLIED
WITH AND THERE WILL Or
NO EXCEPTIONS TO TIE
GENERAL RULE.

Mayor Moore will pursue for
the next two years the policy Oi
requiring all saloon propfletora "a
live mp 10 the provisions Of city
ordinances for the regulation NJ
their places Of business. This pol.
Icy was outlined 10 the members
OF the license committee Of the
cts council at n conference between
the mayor and tho members Of the
committee yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
dining room

six-foot extern one pair ruf0s6
sion table. square muslin curtains ara
Attractive side loops
beard. Bra.a ,.t.n.tor
stx solid oak cane rod.
seat dining chairs one picture Of
VIE art square horses heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-02
nIr, ans planksa 80.

20 shat we need most Ia the
- : arreg sprinkllng - 10 spriu.
~ ~ naeh Travelled dift and
saskeA sfrests Oar plans from
80 . time have contemplated pro
eassas BIZ tank car With pressure
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
HITS AT
HIS ACCUSERS
REV. III BEARps REFERS TosCERs
lain MEMBERS OF HIS COM
aREnATloN AS THE GEAR
AND GAMMA

\ MIDDLEToWN, Mo Aug. sey.
M. u. Beard. pastor Of the Lutheran
church here, who sometime ago receiy-
ed unanimous call from the congre.
CATION at Thurmont, this county, at
the close Of his sermon this morning,
rendered his resignation. to take. eff
feet August 81. There was large
assemblage present, the audience
chamber Of the spacious church being
filed and the pastor took the occasion
to make some very plain statements.
He said he wanted to deny the charg-
.es that his enemies in the church were
using against him, even though he
had been INDICATED by the big CON
gregatlonal meeting on Whitmonday,
He said the charge that he had cir
culated the report that there was a
big commission gotten through the
purchase of the pipe organ was abso-
lutely false, and that, on the other
hand, he had told all lnquiring church
members that he knew nothing Of the
story and that he DID not believe the
report.
The charge that he hal failed to
make the distribution in certain es-
tate, he said, was a deliberate false
hood dfabolicalIy conceived by one Of
his enemies for the provisions were
such that it could not be settled yet,
and that he still had the money.
He was also charged with writing
several anonymous letters. This he
positively denied, as he never resort
ed TO such methods. for he never fear
ed to say publicly just what hethought
and he believed his congregation
would youch for this.
He declared that the same temper
and spirit of those who betrayed the
Savior were also present in his betray-
al He declared that his blood almost
ran cold when he thought of the ac-
tons OF some of his members in the
face OF their previous friendship, and
for whom he would have given every
sacrifice. He referred to Gear and
czarina" in the congregation, and said
that he had no apolgy whatever to Of
fer to certain ones" but to any others
whom he may have displeased in any
way during his 10 years pastorate ne
offered the profoundest apologies
There will be congregational meet
ing on sunday, August 10, to take ac-
tion on the resignation. The church
has a membership of over 600.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Proteet1na the chlldren.

Ohio State Journal.
The movement for the protection Of
children, of which the establishment
of juvenile courts is an incident is
spreading over the entire land; and.
more, q national organization is pro-
posed to suggest further plans for the
rescue OF children from lives of weak.
ness and sorrow. One idea is to get
among the children, to guide and edu!
cate then into purer and healthier
lives. The juvenile court has been
organized to keep the children out
Of prisons and this is pratseworthy
object. Many States have provided
for these courts and immense good
has been done. A new form Of effort
is to keep them out of the Juvenile
court. This will be the greater task,
but for that reason the good will be
greater. The breeding places Of these
young criminals viii have to be dis
covered, and the work Of redemption
will have to be performed there.
1t is more than a charity work. 1t
is an educational scheme. 1t is
teaching the children decency and
purity, and also tnstructing parents
in their responsibilities and duties to
their children. And this effort, SO
far as the parents are concerned, Is
to be supported by the law, which
will punish parents for their indtf-
ference and negligence. When he
guilt OF the child is made-the guilt Of
the parent and the penalty falls on
both, filling the streets with reckless,
obscene, profane, low-breaking boys
and girls will be stopped in great
measure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Grafton Man In
Balloon Ascension
PROF. HARRY RALMER ON MEM
HALLooH soARs OVER
HURT WHEN
AEIGATEbs

]
GRAFTON. Ang. 7Prof Harry
Palmer, Of this city, yesterday made
a successful ascension In his new.
balloon from the old fair grounds, thus
fulhHfng his promise made on the
Fourth Of July. when he failed to 90
upon account Of an unexpected delay
In receiving his new balloon and the
collapse of the old one. The ascen
sion was not announced until yes.
terday afternoon. but Graftonians all
turned out and every hill that com
manded a view of the fair grounds was
crowded with people to witness tbs
event. Prof. Palmer went UP about
three thousand feet. In coming down,
the parachute ropes did not cut loose
quite as promptly as Prof. Palmer de-
sired, and he struck the race track a
few feet from where the start was
made, alighttng rather heavier than
was anticipated, with the result that
Prof Palmer sustained slight sprain
of his right ankle. The. injury was not
considered serious, however and he
will be all right again in few days
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
wEp DESPITE DEATH rAREAT.
sister Of Young Man Said She'd Kill
the Widow = Bride With
Sly Children.

"If you marry my brother will kill
you" said Miss Antoinette Grimniu,
Of New York, walking into the home
of Mrs. Catherine Rich in West TWEEN
tleth street, Bayonne. N. ]. you are
too old for him and he is too young to
get married"
Mrs. Rich is a widow with six chill
dren. Grimniu is only II years old.
Both Grimniu and Mrs Rich said they
intended to be married and the scene
became stormy.
Policeman Hassmiller took them all
to police headquarters. The sister was
warned not to interfere with the pIos-
pective bride and bridegroom, but she
declared the ceremony would never
take place.
( At last the police detailed Court
oficer Melando to accompany Mrs,
Rich and Grimniu to the priest They
we're married at the rectory Of the
Church OF the Assumption, the police
man being the best man