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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

LOT 1--Lsdi.s Tan, drop stitch hose, full line Of
sizes; regular Csc. value, slightly spotted;
]" ON SALE AT 1Oc PER PAIR.
LOT 2-Lades' plain black hose, Hernsdorff dye,
sizes ~ and s1-2; regular Csc. value,
H. ON SALE 15c PER PAIR.
LOT a-Lsdies' plain black hose extra fine, Herms.
dorff dye, all sizes; 35e. value,
~ ON SALE AT 10 csc PER PAIR.
- - ~ -
N. S. SACHS
Il. DRY GOODS co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

~"For Rent" cards on sale a
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

Mr. and Mrs. Klamp entertained at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

Mrs. Clifford Woods sister. Miss GIL
man, is visiting the former for few
weeks. After finishing her visit sh'
will go to Maui to- be the guest OF an
other sister, Mrs. Lufkin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

EX-President Dole's portrait, which
YVES painted by Matteo Sandona, is be-
ing much admired. 1t is at the Emma
street residence Of the Doles for the
present, but will probably be hung in
the Promotion Committee rooms until
the contributors decide where 1t viii
finally hang. II is mastery effort OF
the clever artist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

Mrs. Raymond de b. Layard enter
tained at an informal tea for Mr.
Bowling OIL Monday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24
Additional Social New on Page 9.

What a pity that Miss Alice Hede-
mann has sprained her ankle-bone for
the second time. II is most unfortun-
ate, for the Hedemanns are at Waikiki
and swimming will be forbidden Mas
Hedemsnn for some time to come. Ev-
cry Saturday afternoon ten or twelve
girls used TO congregate at the Hede-
MAINS and of course bathing and SWIM
ming were much enjoyed as were ais,
the delicious sandwiches which were
always found On the sideboard after
the bath,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

Miss Margaret Higford will sail fol-
her home in England In April. She re-
Gently made the trip to the Volcano.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

II is said that Mr.. Fred Church will
manage the Annex, and that new
cafe will be started within two months
Good work!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
iLLEoALlTY ON BOND ISSUE
WAS USED BY oPPonEsTs
or CEDAR RIVER BOND ISSUE
AWAY BACK IN 1895.

That the proposed issuance of
bonds for the construction Of a
street railway system IL both Illegal
and unnecessary. ia BY no means
a new argument. but has been made
20 do dutg against every municipal
ownership proposition ever submit.
tod to the voters Of this city.
II was used With particular en-
phasla and bitterness by the op.
ponents Of the Cedar river water
bond proposition. voted In 1896,
after the most bitterly fought cam.
paign ever witnessed In Seattle.
In that campaign, az In this one.
ali the corporation newspapers and
all prominent citizens influenced By
financial interests. we're opposed 20
the municipal ownership PROPOSE.
ton. on the morning Of the cleo.
ton Seattle paper said In It's edi.
torial columns:
I'VE do not need the water: we
can get along very we'll without -
for some years, and there " no
reason whatever for adding 10 the
liabilities Of the city II has been
repeatedly asserted that the new
debt Is not . debt What IL meant
by this IL that n ~ not a debt with.
IN the constitutional limit; nobody
contends that Il IL not debt which
will have 10 be paid II ia Ia be
met. so the promoters say. by taxi.
ing 20 per cent Of the water pro.
.......la tl.fl D.. - - this aaftet.fllf
IN be made upS Only by increasing
me taxes. We repeat thai We mfy
dodge the COM titution. but we e1n'
not avoid payiag the debt.
Put X opposite fhe w1rd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
SPOKANE GOES
ON FRISCO RUN
EXCURSION STEAMER IS MAX
ING NEH LAST TRIP TO
sourHESsrERN ALAsk a
PORTS FoR THIS SEASON.

The excursion steamer spokane.
OF the Pacific Coast Steamship com.
pany. IL noe making Der last trin
10 Southeastern Alaska for this zen.
snn The announcement vas made
this morning that shen the Epos
kane returns she uili g. on the
Seattle San Frrueiaeu. route for say
oral trips. a. the excursion season
IL nos practically At an end and
The reguisr steamers can attend 10
the business offered
The winter route q the Spokane
has not vet been mapped out, bet
abe ~til undoubtedly run from san
Francisco 20 eouthcrn ports. re-
tutninx to Seattle again in the
spring for the regular tourists sea.
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
WILL sEeis BEARINGS

VIII ~ Thompson qualified for
tho affles q special uftirsf this
morning III George Edward Adams
dsfsicAtl0n ease. and later. after a
careful discussion OF fsehnieaiitiss
uith uuited States District Agtaf-
nsy sullivan. he Niti begin the hsaf.
iug 81 tho claims 81 thoas who lest
BY tire assay ofries cashiers acts.
Miners ffop all rAsts n Ais.ka haxs
begun filina claims Tor damases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
PARK EMPLOYEES
TO GET NO REST

services msrited such considers
lion. but Thompson declined 60 ex
eFrlse The discretion Of choosing
among them 70 that end. 40 no "a.
cations we're granted
This year A. u EarnEt. one OF the
nsw members Of the board made
the fight for this recognition on be.
half ~ the employees. arguing that
the paFk employees are as much en-.
titled to their vacations AS are
those Of other city departments
Work out Of Doors
other members % the board In.
sisted that. as the men work out Of
doors amid pleasant aud reEtful
surroundings. they did not need Va.
cations J NJ Fnnk. the other new
member % the board. vas the chief
opponent 81 granting the vacations
The matter was put to a vote and
EarBat and J W elise voted for
the vacations. aud Frink, r. y
blaine and Charles Shrewsbury yot.
ed against
The board received communica
ton from Comptroller Carroll an.
nouuring the appointment Of secfe
tarY Hall. 81 the park board. as 10.
cal Improvement notice clerk In the
eomptruiler.s office. and asking that
be be relieved from his present Pc.
siilon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
DEALERS
CLASH

George Monia. a fruit, sud meat
dealer. was arrested this morning
Tor assault and battery on Sam Al.
haasfi. another fish dealer. Both
went TO buy fish az the same place
on the waterfront yesterday and.
as one IL Jewish aud the other =
Grccian. they were unable 10 wa.
derstand each other
Mouda then attempted 20 explain
BY sssaultlrg and beating Alhadeff
Judge George Will hear the case
this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
MANY PERSONS FIND THEM
SELVES RESIDENTS OF
SOUTHEAST SEATTLE WITH.
OUT BEING CONSULTED
PROMISE TO MAKE TRoueLE.

Residents of a large area east
and south OF Georgetown today
awoko to the fact that they had be
come a part of Southeast Seattle.
ON June 80 an election was held
in Southeast Seattle. York and Co
lumbia CITY for the purpose Of de.
Gliding on the question of incorpora'
ton. The plan was TO have York
and Columbia City join In with
Southeast Seattle, and later become
a part OF Seattle.
The election was held on the ap-
pointed day. previous 10 which the
boundaries OF the proposed greater
Southeast Seattle were duly printed
in the Rainier Valley Record.
incorporation Carried.
incorporation carried and plans
we're Immediately begun for the
election on August II. when Il was
confidently expected that Southeast
Seattle would come into Seattle
proper.
This morning. however. the resi-
dents of Van ASSET and surround
ing territory we're shown the bound
aries OF the new Southeast Seattle
and their protests were loud. They
never were aware that they had
been included In the addition TO
Southeast Seattle. and took no in
terest in the election.
Van ASSET Gone.
Van ASSET finds It's existence
wired out, gsd State Senator Van
enp y-rcs fiass his district badly
tors -. 10 the ~ has no idea
wsv>4c len sssaarss.
csfssrr rerAiknsss ~ thsn seer
.~s.e el;fssjas sefs ~ so~ ,nk
HsstS va 6uloN - anne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
CALLED AIN .iaIsl,.a

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aug s.
n l. Mays. the neEFo murderer ~
Leo Weeds. young white mRu.
was executed az the county jail BY
hanging today The crime fur
which NAYS was executed was com.
mitted tn Ialy 81 last year leo ..
Woods Mas q clerk at the Southern
Pacific rip track. where Aays vas
also employ "a The Testimony Dis
closed that the enlY paoyaeaftnn
for the murder waa the fact that
Woods had twittsd him b ealiinE
him Irish MaYE vas convicted
and sentenced 90 death. bat the
court of appeals reversed the iuag
meat oa the ground that the lufy
law had not been observed Gu 70
bearing the higher court reversed
Itself snd affirmed the verdict %
tho jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
NEW CENSUS
FOR SCHOOLS

The Seattle school board has
compiled and submitted to local d.
rectory people the corrected school
census. which nov shows the actual
number of school children TO be &C..
tse This revised report shows
fully 1900 more school children
than the first report There are
now 2.2ti more school children
than IN 1905
According 60 the secretarY's re-
port 20 the county superintendent.
about 5.6I1 pupils over the age Of
years did not attend any school.
The number Of teachers employ
ed during the school year was 400.
and the salary drawn by the male
teachers averaged monthly Si0S.N3.
and female teachers SIS 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
sugoRo COMING SOUTH.

The United States army trans
por, Bufofd left skaxnay Yesterday
Tor Seattle She II due here August
s. and has on board the Third feEl.
msnt Four companies. the band
and the headquarters Vii be sta.
toned ~ Fort fawton. aud sir coin-
paulea viii 80 TO Fort Wright. near
Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
MEN RETURNING
TO WORK

according b she officials OF the
shingle Viewers International aud
= .. Young. state organizer OF the
american Federation OF Labor. tho
hinsls veavers' strike has been
stiled upon condition that the men
% back 10 work where they are
paid the union scale q wages.
A committee " five Of the Bal.
lard local met aud decided that the
s|slke WAS Off aud most o. the men
have been 20 the mills for tifeif
buner places. but only a few Of
~ old hands have been reiu7taiea,
A The mills are running lpil
knded.
The scale paid BY the Baliari
|niiis IL the same as the union
1sie with the exception OF the dfae
FFysrs and toitefh. for whom the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
TWO MEN PAY
CRIME PENALTY
NEGRO MURpHReRs IN DIP.
FERuNT SOUTHERN STATES
LEGALLY AND spEcGNTLY".
HANGED.
(s,sr Special ssrvles,j

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug S.
Robert 1. uls. negro. convicted
Of the murder of Bert pasnRli. a
birmingham street ear conductor
was executed b. hanging today A
quarrel over payiag street car far,
was the cause OF the murder. foI
which plx was hanged On IN,
morning Of October 10. Of last year
Din with = party Of usKruea va,
riding 90 work when Bert fasnpll
the conductor 81 the ear. sought "a
collect fares Dix refused to pay
aud paaneil attempted to put hin
off the eat The negro thefvua1f
dreN a knife aud fatally wounds,
the conductor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

REvAt. Aus. She mutlay on
the Narship Pamyat Atova started
when q student. disguised as sail
or. boarded the ship. The officers
ordered hla arrest. but the sailors
prevented bis shooting -Four ofii
GERS escaped IN a small boat. which
the rnuglneors sunk By shot. the
officers swimming ashore, The
mutlneers ordered the erew II a tor
pedo boat TO Join them. but ia
crew refused and the boat steamed
aWaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
DECISION
IN CITY LAND LIMITS

ciuaurs case The property Ia.
viewed waa outside the limits 81
Tacoma when that city had 81.
CO.,, 900 debt Later the limits we're
extended and THE property ~As ~.
cluded and taxed 10 meet the In.
stsFust on the old debt This is lie
gal. deelafes shv supreme court.
Tho decision ~iil seriously affect
seattle. where large areas have re-
esnuy been Incorporated In the cts
and Ire general understanding had
been that nsw property would have
10 assure a share Of the general
eiiY debt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
NOTHING DOING
FOR SCALPERS
fseripp. News ssrvis.. J

1T PAUL MINI. Aug six
with terminals ~ ~. Paul,
Minnaa polls aud Duiuth have been
granted q temporary Injunction an
to August 20 restraining all ticket
scsIpers ri these eifier from selling
railroad tlekSts. This heads Off any
speculation during Grand Army en-
eampfnsnt At Minnsap polls during the
week OF tho 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
HERMAN WILL WAIT.

The case against Emil Herman,
the socialist orator arrested twice
the last few DAYS for talking ON tho
streets. was yesterday dismissed
pending the return OF Mayor Moore
Herman will be out of the city 40
days. and promised not 20 talk on
the street here again until Mayor
Moore could designate n place for
MIN TO speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
DALLAS LAWYER
UNDER ARREST
(stsr Special servIee)

DALLAS. Ore. Aug. al H..
Flower, an attorney. WAS arrested
hero this morning. charged with
raping the 7-year-old daughter OF
James Ross. a llveryman The sc'
eused has family and good prac-
lice. Iie declares hla innocence
There will be a preliminary hearing
tomorrow. Public sentiment IL
hfuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
MAN IS
HURT IN CAR

Henry Brown. aged Ct. recently
released from the county hospital,
was found this morning In box.
car on Railroad nv. 81 by John
Lobby. a car repairer. ia A very bad
condition S. the result Of fall.
Brown cfawled into the car dur.
ing the night and. while standing
up, the car was shuuted by an en-.
Efne with such force that the old
man was thrown to the floor. sus.
tanning painful injuries to his hip
The patrol wagon was called aud
Detective Adams removed Brown
10 the Wayside hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
BATTLE ABBEY
STRIKES ROCK
FOUND TO De LEkklNo AND
CARGO MUST Bg plscHARa.
70 AND REPAIRS MADE ON
oRYoock.

The British ship Battle Abbey.
while towing out from Port Ludlow
Yesterday afternoon. struck rock
and hunk un Al high tide she was
floaied end found 10 be leaking
considerably
This morning the Battle Abbey
waa lowed to NinaloN. and Il II
stated that hcT carKo VIII have to
be discharged and repairs made on
the dfydoek before she can proceed
The Battle Abbey Naa loaded Tor
South Africa. and her delay Will
mean considerable expense. as =
complete survey viii have 10 be
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
MUST TELL ALL
ABOUT REBATES
RAIL ROAD OFFICIALS summons.
60 INTO COURT IN STAND
ARD OIL INVESTIGATION AT
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. sc. J Gram.
mefs, vice president az The lake
Shore. will be summoned 10 testify
before the jamestown. n. Y. aud
Chicago federal iaries. which will
investigate the relations between
standard oil aud the railroads,
Summons was issued todai Tor
the officers OF the New York Cen
trail and the Lake Shore 20 appear
and be PREPARED TO answer quvs-
lions regarding rebates. and TO pro
duce documentary evidence OF all
rebates which may have been paid
50 Standard oil OF any affiliated
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
FIRST STEP TOWARD
A ROYAL DICTATOR
p,smier Stoypin Goes to Meet Russia's Ruler
n Tender His Resignation --6rand Duke
Nicholas Slated for Dictatorship ROting and
Mutiuy in all Parts of Country.

ordinary means 10 proven, further
hi0odshed,
IL Il reported that General Line
Witch will be made eommandeFln.
chief Of the army at home.
All stations ON the railroad be.
tween this city aud Nihorg have
qua OF troops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug a-HsaF
Admiral Reciefnschsffs who was
wounded during the kruuHiasit
uiutIny. aied to-day from his injuries
Upon she report - the mutinY Al
fairal Heeismacheff walked into the
barracks. ordering the mntlneers to
,iisp@fss wfthia a few seconds he
and twe captains were shos aown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

STOCKHOLM. AUG the :
: efncers n the steamer .sa'
: 49,. vAssh arrived hsre today. :
: .,sis that they counted $50 :
! -. MANY of them mutilai- Z
: "a slons the shore q an Island :
- ne sxeahorw fortress. 1
: .seas,,.is az saiiefs. eha start I
/. :, seuasa svsaegts 10 assist I
: ne muslnssFs have tnfasa
!. s u, since the rebels SUR I
Z Fentsfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

ST PETERSBURG. Aus Pre-
r,ss stolypIn has zone 70 mest the
car. presumably 70 leadcr hls res.
hn.s,oa. Thls inseaslon 90 the part
4 he premier Is undoubtedly due
N "A. ears refusal 10 accept the
,sxe,iasscns 10 The reorganization
Il he cabinet
A gsncral strife, formally order.
al hx he wofkiagmea's leaders.
IN begin TOMORROW az noon. The
- a ssaay a. the establishments
,nI.owra TIE paFadiag ssiialors TO
a..
+ sss officially announced this
meruiux. Conflrmlng the report
n pTsusss stolypius defeat by Ca.
mm.isa. that the report that the
ra.lAxfsAaerasie elements viii en-
~ ire cabinet are untrue
Marital ae has been declared At
xmxxrafg and no one Is alloSed
unsa he Island without a pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
WIFE ACCUSES
HER HUSBAND
POLICE SAY rsEsG is NO
GAMBLING IN vkseouvER
Bur THIS WOMAN sAYs
THERE 10.

VANCOUVER. H. G. AuE "A
unique complaint VAS made 70 the
police THE morning BY Mrs chafn-
oeTs shs Informed ths Huthefities
that her husband 10 running . poker
game ai hia suom in one - the rrin.
etpnl streets. n necessary. she ssid
sbs would appear 70 give evidence
against him domestic ro~ -
supposed to be At tbs bottom q the
ffoUbls
The case {. peculiar inanmueb
as the police claim there - no
gambling IN Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

say that the completion Of The
canal will enhance property 200 per
cent
Il think II viii be very hard "a
find a lury Ia King County that
would give a verdict Of damages 10
those who are disposed 10 sue foo
them.
Long Looked Fer.
There are many men IN the city
who for the past rs years have
given time. effort and money 20 the
promotion ~ the canal enterprise.
n the people Who are placing obs
aiaeleH In the way Of the canal cen
tinue to DO 40. those who have
worked for the project. and Who so
success In the near future. will 10
inclined 10 drop the matter aud
make no future effort 10 complete
the great Improvement
We should build the canal. and
We intend 10 DO 20. but we are not,
however. going 10 pay tribute 10
anybody for the sake OF enriehing
them / really believe that when
xe take the matter up with Lake
Washington property owners. We
w'iil find that there are no serious
difficulties confronting the county
commissioners.
Should Give No Bend.
Mr. Moore ought not 10 be called
upon to furnish a bond. The COM
merciai bodies should take part
In doing all they can for Mr. Moore.
II Is "A very important undertaking
and a man with less optimism and
ambition than Mr. Moore would
have been inclined 70 let the VEN
ture alone.
There II no doubt. and ana as
sured. that Mr. Moore will carry
out his plans. II the Lake Washing
ton property owners do not assume
an unreasonable attitude
afr Prigmores opinion Was .
surprise 70 local Lawyers and mem
hers OF the harbor and harbor i'm.
provements committee We are %
the opinion that neither Nr Moore
nor the county could be held respon-
Kiblc for damages sustained by
owners 81 riparian rights on tho
lake front According 10 that opin.
ion. tho county Is inviting difficulty
and liability"
Judge r. a. Bsllinqer- pos
sibllity Of the county being COM
PEELED 10 assume any liability for
damages resulting from the canal
Construction IN very remote Tho
canal should be built and neither
Mr.. Moore nor the county should 10
subject 10 any damages.
r. n. Spencer. vice president Of
the National Bank OF Commerce
IT does not seem reasonable 70 me
that khen Mr. Moore IL undertaking
such a great task. he should he
called upon TO give such bond as
r. asked. II any losses arise. Mr..
Moore should not be liable therefor.
IL Mr.. Moore undertakes 60 build
the canal. We know that II will be
done in n businesslike and cNpedt-
tious manner"
James o. looe, president Of the
Union Savings bank-"If | were 10
Mr. Moores place. would not put
up the bond asked All of the ahut.
ting property holders will be great
~ benefited by the lowering Of the
water in the lake | think the pub
lie In general should put their
shoulder to the wheel and give Mr..
Moore all the possible assistance
to see the canal which has been
dreamed Of for the last 20 years a
realization. II Mr.. Moore submits
TO the demand, II will be great
for grafters 20 get In
and claim damages on some trivial
score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

The weapon with which the deed
vas committed was a Colts re-
voivcr. on The dresser vas found
large dagger 81 sheath. 10th
dagger and case being in a paper
box The dagger and gym were
nov. II is thought that Gage first
lntanded stabblng himself. but later
determined IN favor Of the gun.
Gosat stated that on SATURDAY nsgnt
Gage had q package with him,
closely resembling In size the ons
ln which the weapons had been
wrapped He questioned Gage ~
10 The contents Of ihe package, but
was put off with n trivial answer
II has been rumored also that
Gage managed 70 get into two or
three gambling games during his
visit. At which he invariably lost,
although not 10 any extent on an.
dlviduai games.
Only once did Gage refer 10 his
family. and thlt vas only 20 men
ton the name % bis wife In a.
casual manner during some Hight
conversation lie claimed 70 be -
years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
WILL INSPECT MINES.

William GreFer, OF Nevada. own
er of several claims near Virginia
City. is nt the Dlller hotel and will
leave soon for tour through the
state. inspecting various mining
properties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
wAsnlsoros supwsmr covsv
RULES EsrGnsIos CANNOT
BE TAXED ron GENERAL
clrV pEBr.

tstsr Hreciai HsFvteelI
OLYMPIA. Aus Property
taken lnio a city by extension Of
limits cannot - tAxea 70 teip rs
debts o. The old limits q the city
Such VISA the decision Of the state
supreme conTt today IN sax fore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

WARSAW. Aus a--The artillery
msns summer camp st Rsmbefief
mutinied today. The infantry and
Cossacks were ordered 70 Queii the
mugineefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
Executing Nutln.sr..

ST. PETERSBURG. Aus a.
nWmhead couftmafsial proceedings
were resumed az kronstadt THE
morning Il Is presumed that more
executions % mnslaeeFs aFs Ia pros
resS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
OLD ARGUMENT
STILL ON DUTY

Against on your ballot. and then
you may say. Thank God. ! have
helped To stop one warrant Issue
ia this debt cursed cityi'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
VETERANS CONVENTION.

The King County Veterans ssso-
eiatlou has asked the city council TO
lndorse the resolutions passed by "
inviting tho natlonsl organization TO
hold is 1893 convention IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03

RIGA. Aus. rive hundred per
sans attending revolutionary
meeting hers. were surrounded hY a
body % arasoons ana captured