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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

ARAPAHOE, July 4.-(Special. THE
Arapahoe ball team received two defeats
az Hastings yesterday and today IN two
close games. They play at Harvard to-
morrow and next day and at Oxford on
Friday. Detail score OF Hastings game
Mondays game was eleven innings. Score:
b.. RH.E.
Hastings ............O o O1OOO1-2 2
Batteries: Rupert and Rupert. bort and
Potee. Struck out: BY Rupert y. by bort
S. Bases on balls: on Rupert 5, on bort 2.
Arapahoe 80 o OOO.Oo % &
Hastings .......1 o 0 Ol ! i 80 9 4
Batteries: Tanner and Rupert. RuegEe
and PQteet. Struck out -Four each. Bases
on balls: on Tanner -.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
sIoux win IN Ninth.

SIOUX CITY. July M,-Sioux City won
a closely contested game from Denver to-
day IN the ninth inning. after two were
out Weeds single scored Sheehan In tho
ninth. after he had reached second, on a
helder's choice and a base on balls 10
Nohlit. Noblit went TO third on the throw
TO the plate to catch the runner. Engle
then made Wild pitch, letting in the win
ming tatiy Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
DIES MONIES.
.Balteh .fnr Nilssen in ninth

Two base hits: Gonding. Schipke Three
base hits: Dexter. Caffyn, Andreas. Bases
on balls: on Manske. 4; on Corns, 1; OF
Morrison, q Nilsson, ?. Hit by pitched
hailed: Nilsson. 1. Struck out: BY Man
ske s. by Morrison, 4; by Nilsson, >. Left
on bases: Omaha, 8; Des Moines, TO- Dou
BILE Mays: Perring to Lawler, Howard TO
Runkie Howard, LAWYER TO Runkie, Run
kle Cunassisted) Stolen bases: Runkle,
Welday (2), Andreas. Hits; on Corns,
in one-third inning; off Morrison, 9 I'm Ave
and two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits; Well
day Time: 1:45. Umpire: Davis. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
KenrneY,n Hits I'm tn Cnnnt

KEARNEY, Neb July 24-(special Telc-
gram. Although Kearney batted the ball
In good shape today they played in hard
luck and were defeated by Fremont by a
score o. 10 g. Batteries; Kesrney, Weis-
brod and Zalusky; Fremont Bradley and
Shea. Umpire: PenderEraft.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
standing of the Teams.

Games today: Columbus at st. Paul, To-
ledo at Kansas City, indianapolis at Min
neapolis, Louisville at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
PhyIe Traded for McBride and Exam.

KANSAS CITY, July 4.-second Base
man William PhyIe OF the Kansas City
American Association Base Ball club. has
been traded for Shortstop George Mcbride
and Pitcher A. 1. Egan Of the st. Louis
National League club.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

NEW YORK, July 24.-Newton out
pitched Mullin and New York won from
Detroit in the eighth. Chase singled, was
sacrificed to second and scored from there
on Delehanty's infeld hit. Mullin objected
to the decision at the plate and was
benChed. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Of the costly kind. Score:

Hits: on Lundgren. in three and one
third inningsi of Reulbach, in five and
two-thtrds innings. Left on bases: Chi
cage s. Brooklyn, 8. Two-base hit: Eason.
Home run: Jordan. Sacrifice hits: Mo
Carthy, Ritter, Lewis. Double play: Hoh-
Eason, /. First base on balls: on Iund-
gren, 4; of Reulbach. 3; off Eason. 3. Hit
with pitched ball: BY Reulbach, 2. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
washington Defeats st. Louis.

WASHINGTON, July A.-Washington
won a remarkable game from st. Louis to-
day the local team getting only three hits
but scoring the same number of runs, while
the visitors made nine hits and scored but
twice A base on balls a sacrifice. a hit
by pitcher, a single and an infield out
coupled with Wallace's error, scored all
three OF Washingtons runs In the first
inning. Smith was very effective with
runners on the bases. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
PHILADELPHIA


'Batted for Dugglehy in ninth inning.
Cincinnati ..... 80 0 3 0 10 -
Philadelphia .....s..1 % % o o O. %
Two base hits: Magee 2, Delehanty
Three base hit: Jude; Sacrifice HIT Kelley
Double plays: Schlei to Corcoran Struck
out: BY Wicker 6. Bases IN balls: on
Wicker /, of Duggleby g. Wild pitch:
Duggieby. Passed ball: Schlei. Time: 1852
Empires: Conway and Carpenter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
SIOUX CITY.
DENVER.

$ sBatted for Patterson in the ninth.
'Two out when winning run was made.
Sioux City...........O o 0 OO1 Pa
Denver ..............l o 0 0 / / 0 0 o 3
+ Earned runs: Sioux city. .: Denver, 3.
Two-base hits; Meyers so. Randall (2),
Zalusky Left on bases; Sioux City, g;
Denver 4 Stolen bases; Frost Smith
6acrthce hitsi Sheehan 90, Newton, Rus
sell Reddick, Belden. First base on balls:
ON Engle. 2 Struck out: BY Patterson, 2;
by Engle 2 Wild pitches: BY Engle, q
fime 1850. Umpire: Keefe. Attendance:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Boston wins Two Contests from
Cleveland by Good Margins.

BOSTON, July A.-Boston won both
games today to ! and to Consistent
Except in the first inning Cleveland could
do nothing with Young who struck out
six men and did not allow a single base
Boston won the second game in the fourth
inning as a result of considerable batting
and poor fielding by Cleveland. Score
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
sDemont batted rfeF sut Hho in = ninth.

Kansas City r,...-,..0iO- o 2 o COL "a
Toledo .............:..0 0 o / o OO1 o.
Two-base hitsiErC assaday,. Knabe Bases
on balls: on Bohannon 2, off Sutthoff g.
Struck out; BY Sutthoff 4. Double plays
Phyle to Perrine to Sullivan, Cassaday to
BurNe to Perriife. Bohannon to Phyle to
Sullivan, Perrine to Phyle to Leahy. Hit
by pitcher: Abbott. Phyle. Left on bases:
Kansas City I, Toledo 8. Sacrifice hits
Hill. Burke, Nance. Stolen base Nance
Time: l:42. Umpire: Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
COLUMBUS.
ST. PAUL
Totals......H SECS Is Totals....33 SRA IL
tHinchman out, hit by batted ball

'Hinchman out, hit by batted ball.
St. Paul .............1 0 20 "a
Two-base hits: Wheeler, Kihm, Wrigley.
Home run: Geer. Double plays: Padden
to Geier to Sugdeu,. Hulswtt to Wrigley to
Kibm, Flaherty 20 Hulswitt to Kihm.
Bases on balls: on Parkins q Hit by
pitched ball: Padden Struck out: BY
Flaherty s. by Parkins 2 Passed ball:
Drill. Sacrifice hits: Drill Padden, Wrg-
ley. Left on bases: ST. Paul 8, Columbus
I. Time: $40. Umpire: Werden.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
DETROIT
NEW YORK.

Left on bases: New York, 3; Detroit, Z.
Bases on balls: on Newton, 2; on Mullln,
2 struck out: BY Newton, 5; by Muilin,
Conroy, Williams, schaefer, OLeary.
Stolen bases: Chase C), Williams, Dele
hanty, Hoffman, Mcintyre, Lindsay. Double
plays: Conroy 10 Chase, O'Leary to Schae-
fer to Lindsay wild pitches: Newton,
Mullin. Hits: on Mullin, 20 in rs innings;
off Euhanks, ! In Ia innings, Umpire:
OLoughln Time: 2:0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Cherokee Defeats Adni,

ADAIR, Ia, July 24.-(Special Telegram)
The Cherokee Indians defeated Adair to-
day by a score of 10 to o. Adair had the
bases full twice, but failed to score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
ItIcn MIna in the EIerenth-

UTICA. Neb., July 2.-CSpecial Telegram)
Another good game Of bali was PLAYED
here this afternoon between Lincoln and
Utica which required eleven innings to
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Cincinnati Bunche. Hit.

CINCINNATI, July 2.-Bunched hits in
the third and sixth innings after two men
were out in each instance won today's
game for Cincinnati, making four straight
from Philadelphia. Catcher Schle was hit
on the knee by a foul tip in the third in
ming and compelled to retire. Score:
CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

TwO-base hits: Hemphill, kerwin. Three
base hit: Robinson. stolen bases: Hall
man. Roth First base on halls: on kcnna,
9: off Curtis, ?. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Kenna, 2. Struck out: BY Kenna, s; by
Curtis s. Sacrifice hits: Sullivan, Robin
son. Hemphill. Left on bases: Milwaukee,
Isl Louisville, T. Time: 55 Umpire: Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Chicago Easy for auRlzers.

PHILADELPHIA. July A-PhlRdelphia
hit Patterson hard today and easily de-
feated Chicago. The visitors only run was
scored on ar error. Chicag o's 'catchers are
on the sick list and Isbell was compelled to
play behind the bat. He caught good
game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
ST. Paul Defeats Columbus.

ST. PAUL MIMI July 4.-St. Paul took
the last game of the series from Columbus
3 to 2. st. Paul punched hits off Flaherty
in the first two innings, while Perkins was
effective with men on bases Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

, Left on bases: Chicago g. Philadelphia 5.
stolen bases: H. Davis, Seybold. Double
plays: Robe and Donohue Patterson TO
Robe TO Donohue G. Davis TO Robe to
Donohue. Struck outs BY Bender 2, by
Patterson ., Bases on balls: on Bender l.
of Patterson 2. Time; LES. Umpire: sher-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Boston shuts Out st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, July A.-Bates' single, fol-
lowing fiuke safeties by Bridwell and
Tenney. scored the former in the fourth
inning, the one run being enough to win
for Boston. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
CLEVELAND.

Sacrifice hits: Parent, Freeman. Two
base hits: Freeman, Eels. Hoey, Home
rum Morgan. Stolen bases Suahl Hoey,
Freeman. Hits: on RhoadeE, 8 in FIVE In
nings; off Eels in three innings. Bases
on balls: on Tannehll, 3; of Rhoades, /:
of Eels 3. Struck out: BY Tannehill, I;
by Rhoades, l: by Eels l. Passed balls:
Buelow, Peterson. Wild pitch: Tannehill.
Time: 1:D. Umpires: Evans and Con-
nOllV =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
RACE MEET OPENS At BEATRICE
Three Good Events Furnish Sport for
OnRuinU Day.

BEATRICE. Neb.. July 24.-(Special Tele-
gram.J-The circuit races opened here to-
day with a large attendance. Tomorrow
is Lincoln day and prepa ratlons are being
made for the entertainment of a large
crowd. Results:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
chanEe of Pitcher. FntnI.

q LINCOLN, 'Neb.. July IA batting rally
n the eighth brought victory 10 lincoln
today after the game seemed lost. Minor.
who had been pitching a strong game for
Pueblo gave way 70 Morgan in that IN
ming. and three singles. with a sacrifice
and a bad error by Shugart resulted In
three runs. ZackeTt. for lincoln. was
hated rather hard bur ne managed 70
prevent a punching OF hits. The two teams
Wy a double header tomorrow. Score:
r fIHCoIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
PUEBLO

'Batted for Renicker in ninth.
Pu RfI5H . ............o %
Earned runs: Lincoln, l. Pueblo. 2 Two
base hlts Quillin. McGilvray ~. Sacrifice
hits: Holmes ~, McGilvray. Stolen bases
Fenlon (s), Thomas, Gagnier McGilvray
Double plays: Zackert TO Thomas, Fenlon
to Quillin. Bases on balls: on zackert l.
on Minor, /. Struck out: BY Zackert, g.
by Minor, g. Wild pitch Zackert, Time Of
500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

Sacrifice hits Stanley, Hill. Koehler
Stolen bases: Anderson. Stone. Double
on bases: Washington, 3; ST. Louis, 8.
Bases on balls: on Smith, 2; on Howell,
O. Hit by pitched ball BY Howell, l..
Struck out: BY Smith, L. Time: 1;45,
ITmnire: Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
MILWAUKEE
LOUISVILLE,

TWO-base hit: Clark. Ihree-base hlts.
Sage, Robinson. Stolen bases: kerwin.
Hemphill. First base on balls: of Sage,
o. off Duukle, l. wild pitches; BY Sage, 2,
Struck, out: BY Sage 6; by Dunkle, 4.
Double plays: McChesney to Bateman,
Quinlan to Brashear to Sullivan Sacrifice
hits: Woodruff, Stoner, Mccormick. Left
on bases: Milwaukee. g. Louisville, 10.
Time: las. Umpire: Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Brewers win Twice from DistillerH
by superior stick work.
MILWAUKEE. July 2i-Milwaukee De
feated Louisville i'm two games today. IN
the first Kenna was found with little DIM
Guilty and In the second Dunkle weakened
In the latter part OF the gamc long enough
to allow the Milwaukee team TO pound out
four runs. Score, first game:
r,r-fs,rrtIu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
CLEVELAND


Two base hits: Turner, LajoIe, MORGAN
~, Flick Sacrifice hits: Stahl, Hayden.
Stolen bases Freeman. Double play:
Flick to- Bajoe to Rossman Bases on
balls on Joss, 1; Struck out, BY Young,
6. Wild pitches joss Time: 1874. Una
pires: Connolly and Evans.
gcnrn encntnn
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

Games today: Chicago az PhiladeInhia
I Louis at Washington, Detroit az New
ork, Cleveland al Boston
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Kansas City wins with stick.
TOLEDO.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July A.-Kansas
! City defeated Toledo today by opportune
batting. Score: La
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25


Running, fve-eighths of a mile dash
Unmasked won Randall second Reuben G.
third. Time: l:03
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today: Des Moines at Omaha,
Pueblo at Lincoln, Denver at Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

BoSTOa

Earned runs. Boston, ]. -Two-base hit
Grady. Sacrifice hit Hostetter. Double
plays: Hostetter to Bennett to Beckley
TO Strobel to Tenney. Stolen base
Bennett. First base on balls: OFF Karger
/. Struck out: BY Karger, Z; by Linda
man, G. Left on bases: St. Louis, a.
Boston, 2. Time: 1:37. Umpire: John
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

Home run: GreminRer. Three-base hit:
Fisher. Two-base hits: Davis 81, Gre
minger, Williams. Sacrifice hit: Sullivan.
Stolen base: Perry. Struck out: BY Ford.
6; by Fisher, ]. First base on balls: OFF
Ford. 2; off Fisher, g. Hit with pitched ball:
BY Fisher. l. Left on bases: Minneapolis,
s; Indianapolis, I. Time: 2:10. Umpires:
Egan and Sullivan. 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

Sterling snyer-FreREeT. 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Games. Poi
Scribner
haV-AAA

Games. Points.
Scribner .................... S 81 % AZ
hughes ...................... % p 81
City championship doubles. second round
Mcconnell and West beat Brown and
Medley, 10, S-l0 so
Consola ton singles: Newell beat F.
Potter. 7-5, 6-2 Hunt beat Rasmussen,
0-6, 7-5 ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Making A Vain Effort

The Second organ Seattle Electric Company has
c Ensiassr Thomson to re
swn n by sins aboat him-
manufacturing all Kinds Of lies and
frsoounx eoward iunaations aud stupid
misrepresentation,
underlying these attacks apparent 20 even
Intelligent person the u certain franchise
grabbing corporations valuable from ihe city
without paying Zoe them.
unpar6euRhe offnnsc of creating the CITY
lighting plant Seattle Electric Com
pany lighting the czsen q th8ua
dollars month.
He seesinx the siviuE
up OF street. unless
common clause Inserted In each franchise
Worse Of the municipal street. railway
think and be caused them
panic thousands Of dollars al the
election.
according the Seattle Electric
Al mouth piece. The Times
Bui. according of the public gsusralT
public official Who wi,h profit ba
office loug he viii 70 hold H.
lie the backbone lie thoroughly
tbs Pacific NoFthwes, knows
ability spokane his
assistance matters of Importance.
inclination. contradict lie
printed b copanys against the city
ginecF Il Is worth while
public example By looking az a
copy paper publishing stuff only knows
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Hs will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
GREY IS
IN SH|PWRECK

VANCOUVER n c. sspt e -
The Prlucrsa MAY. Nhish arrived
this uusnina. reports that fpstsf
dav ls PASSED Lieut. Governor hHn
amufra private yacbt Thistle
ashore at Nlukiah river 90 t6u east
eaa 4 af Vancouver Island saf
erueF 0enegai Earl Gref and ssY
sral members vt his party wefp
aboard uh0n che yacht hii The mud
flats
Glis sNeallsncF ana friends weFs
takrn Off the stranded steamer b.
the Entarumrnf ceuinaF Qnadfn.
4shieh had aboard Lady GREY. LADY
shit Gfny and other ladies.
The yacht ran ashore AZ almost
high tide. aud IL high and arr ~
low NttaF
Governor General Grey q eontin'
aing his trip 40 the coast an the
Quadra and wiil not arrive here ua'
ca Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
The Call Of the Gold

De o.a Ectsten Of tho University Of cheaFe sol ue' "
the ute Of aud went to l"eh' To NV @
simple life 80 IN. A..
On the unfeaueoied portion Of lake he p' M"
SELF shsu Invested himself 81 civilized clothes io'el anu "
x,,,t ms soul and answered the call OF the Mild
The professor wanted from everybody TIC
spent I've hours day ounscd an the s'nu'
beach as on he bunsy aud oho'ed 'a
tae primal instincts.
81 a so sond
nat one aay surprised tn his Wilderness much 80
A. a. poor Robinson when he discovered the human loot
steps la sand
The learned Who had turned savage accidentally Hn'
pp m richest eold discovered Ia that part Of America
ueush To the twinkle OF the glitter Of the yellow
rusee o,efeame samoar Pastor waguers gentle teaching
q the staple HE
Ana pr EcAseu has put asaa the Of cyufa
ton lie VII tg sold Tor his cnnui lie VII cell hla
,ih mine co back to the millionaire ard negotiate
Far b,onetey from Kaiser Wisnanother sad OF dcgea
type
The ean q sold proved The stronger
And an but ehtrua drawn from one call TO an
ether-farsyer chasing between gold aud deslismf
Only when Eet Heaven be absolutely auro Of
VII fcauy want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

lie vac onlY tramp
once be- had been "a man, hhh "
was 30 ataY 90 open a window hha
Green In whore there VAS WARMTH
an comfort lie helped himself 20
a class al vine. aud it wpfmcd hlH
bisad and made him think Of a TIME
whsn he was a gentleman
IL slunh behind a curtain as two
men entered the roam.
said one Your name ~ william
ttaahrr what Do YOU Naht
fbr other replied ~ you are
t,nss Pool. YOU will find that !
nave business enough With YOU
go on. am Jonas l'anl
well said Hooker. 'You f"mem.
her that George iarfofd quarfeivd
with hts son Horace. kicked HIN
ous and left bis whole property "a
toe his nephew Later Garford ana
.bta father mate Il up. aud Horace
brought hts wife 20 the old home
NoW / viii come 60 the meat OF
thiura You think you afP the heir
You afe planning to tnrn Horace
aud hts wife out Of the old HON"
You are not the heir drew ~"
new will for uarford two weeks be-
fore his death. leaving ever acre
and every dollar 10 hia son Nos "
How much do you Aautf'
tIaokera face hardened one
hundred thousand dollars. he SAID
You shall have it next week
The scuundrels separated, and
Hoaknt. az ho uent along the road.
did not see a tramp who suddenly
napsd upon him aud thrpitled him
and tore a paper from his pocket
Il Waa the new wiil
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had a visitor. a tramp, Who demand
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AZ mo. Hooker. aud refuse II sou
dare said she tramp
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he Fsaned
Yes. your old employer You
seem 90 have gotten np IN the world
since yau wera clerk Ia ny en-
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.Garfnrd home
suddenly Efnngham Hsspei. as
nNrof Young wnmau entered the
room
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Father she -ofufnei and they
we're ciasp.a Ia each others arms,
ahiia the old msn explained that
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fore and vith hes death he became
a homeless sanderer. not caring
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"And noM. he said. thank the
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even q 90 not spare mfselt lie
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
The simplined Wash Check

The crate spelling reform has struck Chnai
Il "a sad that everybody anybody. from the Empress
pauscg aown the smpicaton u The cmhfu'
cred hnss known as makins
them uga such alone adapted 10 the
lie
Ths ehlese down weight several
hundred pounds nd reforms effected
Truth, this VII b. a seod thing
o benefit from the reform movement may be
expected he and strike the Pacific coast Of
Narth America II win be felt sht here Seattle.
We wn set smnAfied washeewashee checks
No more Wi the ,uhdrYman be permitted BY hts
euar 10 e pieces With the fearful
eahstic things eeackeF language Ito
Mn have 10 eat OF bring the
whole shnx dowa o = simpiued basis
fe No ~washecSashes vasn Piain
-wAsh~ ! an that be should write
spelling reform Il DOING vaR
uahe eork In the president o.
The Unled missionary Influence % 10 teach
ax. spseaiax heather begona rhouna
iag 10 our
Ioas i've ire aim u1ed vasheevashes check
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
MAJOR M'CAWLEY, ETIQUET SHARP

WASHINGTON. u C.. Sept 81 Whom Mira John
Davis widow of the iudgr OF the United sla'eH 81,
tmeuie court of clalma aud daughter of Atthurh
secretary Of state. Theodore EfeytinrhauHen. waH
recently married ia Washington. II G. Co Major
Charles MeCawley. a. Il NJ G.. everybody defoutly
murmurrd. Thank heaven. u ia over at last. for
the wedding has hunk fire ZOE 40 yeafa OF more
Major MrCuwies who IL known nH the Hrau hruui
mel az Whahtng ton Is some 20 years the Junior OF
ha distinguished bride.
mo marfinge was opposed equally BY the rela.
tlteH al Mira Davis. aud particularly hy bet chll
dren and IA, the uext Of Mn a. the fonnlah maiur
hut Il seemed a case Of true lofo despite the dit
florence at aHc.
Major McCawicf IL the major domo of the white
house snd - the past grand master at ptehi ilng
over social gatherings tie arfanguH guests at din
nef and - the Of last resort Ia all questions
Of atiquet no ~ also credited with helng Hee'
the matter OF choosing auttphle rainent Tor hia
he h accorded the homer II planning some af The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
LtsT OF POSITIONS
UHuGR CIVIL eEHViCt

THE following new iiat ~ eSamihs
ationa FOR city positions N TIE
ritii service have been hnnouhr 81
bp Secretary circuit. ~ the flfli
service continuation Library HefY.
lre. superintendent ~ ehilifrn'a dss
pertinent superintendent ~ flf'us
iaflDn. deck cis,k fprHardsf, post
tiana IN the eiasaiflea labor. nrs
chaniest engineering. electrical ana
Inspection service departments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

A six.story brick business block
"a b occupied - crans "a.
WIll b. built on TIE northwest cuf-
uer % Second AZ. = and king 81.
The plans areuearly completed BY
the arehltsrts. Saunders 4 tavtan
Hidn from contractors Win be re-
cffvsa sotus time usxf week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
The Bull Dogs of The
Navy

Are AZ Bremert0n n you have
never seen batileHhlD take n
port Orchard route boat from pier
2. and visit the great navy yard
SEQ tho cruiser Chicago in drydock.
the Boston. the famous battleship
Oregon aud the training ship Phila.
delphia Some Of the most beautl
ml scenery Ia America between So.
attic and Bremerton. Boats leave
SIX times daily Round trio zoe. go
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seAooNeRs ON rng WAYS.

The sehoanena Alice aHa JOSEPH,
iiuzs. which have hfru chartered
20 T. n Cray a ga ta earfY ium
hrf from EFereft "a San Francisco
nrfv tnwrd Ga tha ballard shir
fefas yesterday IS the usikum
stevenson tugs They eIii both g.
au tho ways feF a complete oeef
ManIIua
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LtoHrHoUsE NEAR SCENE
OF THU VALENCIA WRECK

The British government tender
Quadfa. upon returning from ihe
north ~ Vancouver neEt week viii
fnrry material 30 phfhsna bay fof
the construction pf lighthouse AZ
that point which ~ the nearest
point suiiable for = lighthouse %
the scene II the Valencia wreck.