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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
COLORADO BOY is
KNOCKED OUT IN
FIFTEENTH ROUND
TOMMY BURNS DEFEATS jim FLYNN
In One of Most Terrific Battles Ever Witnessed
Among Heavyweights Burns Is the Winner.
Jack O'Brien Pleased to Meet James j.
Jefries in the ROped Arena
ny ED MORTALITY

lops to the face with castiron stand
The close of the fourteenth witnessed
The beginning of Burns victory. Just
before the gong Tommy fairly peppered
Flynn with heavy rights to the head,
and Jim was saved by the gong.
Early in the fifteenth Burns sent a
heavy right to the yfreman's jaw and
Flynn went down for several seconds.
AS Flynn came up Burns rushed him
and Flynn dropped, apparently ex-
hausted. Robinson tolled off ten Sec
onds and called Flynn out as the lat
ter arose ,and went for Burns.
Again Tommy dropped him and Flynn
came back. 1t was final rally, and
Flynn endeavored to reach Burns face.
The effort was In vain, and game Flynn
went down for good.
Indian Joe and Abdul, the Turk, went
their five rounds, Joe failing to send
the Turk away.
Jim Tremble was trotted out next and
gave Joe a terrific beating, sending him
blown and out in the fifth. t'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03

referee was again forced 70 separate
the men, who clinched Flynn rushed
Burns against the ropes but tripped and
fell back, getting up Immediately.
Burns threw right and lefts to the
head and in the clinch uppercut with
his right, causing Flynn to twist and
try to break. Burns appeared the
stronger Of the two at the gong.
Round Fourteen
Flynn sent a right to the body and
they clinched. Burns landed a heavy
right and left to the face. AS they came
to clinch Burns sent In hard right
uppercut to the jaw. Flynn threw in
a hard right to the body, but Burns
didn't mind it and shot a heavy right
to the face Flynn staggered and
Burns followed his advantage. Flynn
was hanging on Burns shot in five
hard rights to the face in succession
and Flynn was saved by the gong.
Round Fifteen
The men met In the middle of the
ring and Burns landed heavy right
to the jaw that sent Flynn down for
the count of three. Burns rushed and
landed several right hooks on the face
and jaw. Flynn went down again on
his back and at the count Of ten rose
from his knees. Burns went in and
hammered mercilessly on Flynn's jaw.
Jim rallied and shot In right to Burns
jaw. Tommy rushed again and pep
pered Flynn's face and jaw with right
and lefts. Flynn dropped and Referee
Robinson raised the arm of Burns, de-
clarng him, the winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
FRESNO WINS IN A WALK
BY Associated Press

FRESNO, Oct. 2-Fresno won to-
days game in a walk from the Seals.
Six hits in the third inning and two
more the next inning were responsible
for the raisin eater bunch of runs. Nc
Laughlin was the star hitter of the
day, twice knocking three-baggers over
the right field fence and cleaning the
sacks. At the end of the third inning,
Wilson and Wheeler were fined and put
out of the game and eventually off the
field by Umpire Derrick for kicking at
one of his decisions. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
SUMMARY

Hits-On Randolph, g.; off Nagle, O..
Home run-Carson. Two-base hits-Car-
Toman, Randolph. First base on errors
Los Angeles. l. Left on bases-Los An
geles, 4; Portland, s. Bases on balls-Of
Randolph, 2; off schimpff, !; off Nagle, /.
i; by Henderson, O. Double plays-Mc-
Creedie to Carson. Passed balls-Buck-
ley, 2 Hit by pitched balls-Bernard.
Lister. Time of game-2:05. Umpire-Per-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
BEAN EATERs DOWN sENTAoRs

BY Asso ted Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.--Boston de-
feated Washington today knocking
Goodwin out of the box in the seventh.
Score:
Washington 5, hits 12 errors 1.
Boston 6, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-Goodwin, Smith and Wake
field; Oberlin and Carrigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
cHlcAeo aHurs our sT. LOUIE
By Associated Press.

BY NHHOCIhTen TTeHH.
ST. LOUIS, oct. 2.-Chicago shut out
st. Louis again, 4 to 0. ovens pitch
ing for Chicago was q feature. the
st. Louis team being unable to solve
his delivery, and punched hits. The
series will conclude tomorrow with q
doubleheader. Score: r II y
81. Louis ..............s...s....
ChcagO ...........s..s.s....s. v
Glade and Spencer; owen and Roth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE
BY Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-Results
Six furlongs, selling-Intense, won;
Rubayat, second; Oasis, third. Time,
1:17.
Mile and an eighth, selling-Golden
Mineral, won; Chamble, second; Joe
Lesser, third. Time, 1858.
Seven furlongs, purse-Martha Cor
man, won; Usury, second; Clifton
Forge, third. Time, 81 2-5.
Steeplechase, short course-Maverick
won; Sigmund, second; st. Volma,
third. Time, 1858.
Six furlongs, seliing@Tom Dolan
won; 2Gracius, second; Clamor, third.
Time, 1:18.
second; Belden, third. Time, Las 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
DARKNESS STOPS BOTTOM GAME

1y 1AooOCIdtSu Io5o
BOSTON, Oct. 2.--Darkness necessi-
tated the calling off Of today's game be-
tween Boston and Cincinnati at the
end of the twelfth, with the score a
tie, 2 to Q. Weak batting marked the
contest and all of the runs scored re-
suited from poor playing. Score:
Boston 2, hits 7, errors 6.
Cincinnati2, hits g., errors 1.
Batteries-Pfeffer and O'NeiIl; Ewing
and Schlei.
Umpire, Conway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
RESULTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH

By Associated Press. 1.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Brighton Beach
results:
Six furlongs-Miss Ogden. won; Win
ming Hand. second; Cloisteress third.
Time, 1913.
Steeplechase, about two miles-Bound
Brook, won; Russell Sage, second; AL
legiance, third. Time, ALA.
Six furlongs-Merriwell won; Vic
toria b. second; Dan Buhre, third.
Time, 1:13 3-5
The Cup Preliminary, mile and a
half-Proper, won; Oxford, second;
Flip FLAP. third Time, 2:33.
Mile and sixteenth-Far West, won;
Garnish, second; Dolly Spanker, third.
Time, 1;46.
Five and half furlongs-Lady Vim
cent, won; Landsman. second; Gar
ganuta third. Time 1907 2-5.
Five and half furlongs-Main
Chance, won Anglone, second; Lonne-
pee, third. Time, 1905 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
No stumpIns for Hushes-RoossvsIt
| BY Associated Press.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 2.-President
Roosevelt announced to some OF his
callers today that he would not take
the stump In behalf OF the candidacy
OF Charles r. Hughes for governor Of
New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
SUMMARY

| Sacrifice hit-Speneer Two-base hits
wheeler and Casey. Three-base hits
-McLaughlin 2, Hoag. First base on
balls-Om Meyers, a; off Hoag. 8. Struck
bases-San Francisco, IL; Fresno, 4.
Passed balls-Hogan. Hit by pitcher
Irwin, Delmas. Time OF game-2 hours.
Umpire-Derrick.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
DETROIT LosEe To CLEVELAND

Dy HHHVUIdI.u EIH6Hs
CLEVELAND, oct. 2.-Cleveland
easily defeated Detroit today, hitting
Donovan freely. Congalton's batting
and Turner's fielding were features.
Score r II r
Cleveland ..... ................ z IL
Detroit ...... ........,........-.
Liebhardt and Buelow; Donovan and
Payne.
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PHILADELPHIA BEATS NEW YORK
" AssocIated Press.

T
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2.-Philadel-
phla defeated New York today through
the effective pitching Of Coombs.
Score: r. II n
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 0
Philadelphia .... ............. 4 10 2
Chesbro, Doyle and Thomas; Coombs
and Berry.
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SCORE BY INNINGs
: BUMMAHY

Throe-baae hit--Kano. Two-bage HI
Smith. Sacrifice hits.--peyoreau
on Gates. q struck out-By Viekern
8; by Gates, O. Hit BY piteher-Houee
holder. Wnd Pitch Gates, Time oI
samo--1s6o. Umpire -MahaffsN
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Tenney Announces 5oston's Sale
Nv Aaaociated praas

BOSTON. Oct. AT the conclusion
of today's game with Cincinnati. Man
ager Fred Tenney announced officially
that the Boston National league base
ball club had been sold. Tenney will
be part owner of the club and Roy
Thomas, center fielder OF the Philadel-
phia National league club. will also
| have an interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
POWELL Knocks Wolfe

ny Associated Press,
(,oI4adA, oct. 2--Lew Powell knocked
out Willie Wolfe in the fourth round
tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Postpons LsElnaton Raess
Assoclated Prana-

BY As5ocIateu Press.
LEXINGTON. KY. oct. 2.-The trot-
ting races were postponed today be-
cause Of a muddy track.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN PUZZLES PlTTsaUl..

BY Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, oct. 2. = Whiting,
Brooklyn's young pitcher, puzzled
Plttsburg this afternoon and shut
them out. Score: r H e
PittsDurg $3.50. .....,.........
brOOklyn ...... .............. L
Willis, Phelps and Gibson; Whiting
and Ritter. Umpires-Johnstone and
Emslie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
OAKLAND WINS FROM SEATTLE

OAKLAND, oct. 2-Oalkland's good
fielding In the ninth won the game by q
narrow margin. Score:
t,xy
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
ConpFoSsnfan kahn's FathoF
py Asaesis'"a Press.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-IIorman
Kahn, father OF C0nRFesaInan,J Z, uiiua
Kahn, died today at The age Of n
years. He Waa 4 natiys Of Germany.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Judus Th0s. Z. FAuntIer0y
BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, oct. 2.--Judgo Thomas
the Virginia supreme court and Secre-
tary OF the commonwealth OF Virginia,
died here today, aged 70 years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Round Thirteen

The men rushed to a clinch and
Burns got In a left to the face. The
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Round Twelve

Flynn uppercut with left and the
men fiddled and clinched. Burns missing
a hard right uppercut. The men ex-
changed right and lefts TO the head and
Wrestled about the ring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Flynn Is Game

Flynn proved surprise during the
opening rounds and had Tommy guess
ing. The fireman was strong as bull
nnd appeared anxious to have Burns
remain at close quarters.
Flynn's best showing occurred In the
hinth when he forced Tommy to the
ropes near the latter's corner with a
series of rights and lefts to the body
FIvnn's supporters were wild with de-
dght as Burns appeared to weaken for
he moment.
There was apparently no limit to
rommy's endurance and he withstood
Hymns body attack and stinging wal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

Ellsworth and Hurt l. IN particular
ven worth seeing All next week.
starting Monday afternoon. the star
Viii offer an extraordinary Yauds-
vile peFaouaEs In the share - nsft
Levy, the New York Telegraph car
taouist Gaftnoulnta 81 Mr.. tskYn
uaguituds usually star only AZ high
prices. bat his present object is more
That % studying vaudeville types at
close range than % salary. though
eonsidinr a Sullivan are payinE hlm
"A record figure g. nrpssr over their
hiE credit tfis 90 minutes sketch.
ing "a every performances viii be
found entertaining
b. addition 40 HE elssernrsa there
viii he shown on the rev Star bill
The Loeksoods. a comedy sketch
team. Peter uunsWofth. a contfalto
81 merit Three performances saY
sfs the rule ~ ths Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
THE MARKETS

F'or Saturday. she street opened
fairly veil suppiied sish al products
sxrept asparagus. Practically ne
changes 81 consequence were made
ia qaotatlans. except isffuos. whsgh
has cropped % sec. uith the hishsst
At ftc. TIE isttur. = naN practical
- done fet aud the bet house uNu-
eFH are giving attsatiou 10 cneum.
beers and Tomatoes
Ths strawberries "a th~ street thss
morning Nefe only fstf IN condition.
and the best ~ the California ship
uaents wsfs bringing y The Like
Washington berries wvFe the best
~ the season. being smali ard Nsfh
. perfect fiaeer They hpuEht o.
but siii b sans - early this after
neon.
The hay market IL stili wavefinE
Eastern waHninEtau fsgwxra are
holding shipments bsek for hettes
profits
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CITY TO GIVE
WAY TO ROAD
..s slvsa PLANS Will aE
...Negp TO SUIT THE
aassEs OF THE MILWAUKEE
wllL ADD TO rHG COST

....a,nmsu II & GIN Il the
- cammlttee on corporations
~, Ka,Eiueef Thomson locked
- N the msetns ~ the commit
a. .terlay afternoon over a cone
~ s.a between she city and the
a..,,...akes railroad Cor fishts In the
- rfyef watershed reserve. hy
- AZ the committee Thomson
.llensea ans the CITY, plaas save
- Il hose presented hy the rails
- oftisiaia
.ss,s whether he would not be
- A. aitef the plans II the city
Il, mem plpa tine without ma-
- asmaxa 10 Them Thomson
80 lhat that could be dome by
- wsier ftam ere river a short
s'.s.nse higher AZ and eoudaeting q
sanal en the opposite side % the
- az a shert tlsmnee before
s.slssinr ne pipe Tine fhis VIII
- e,,s,abiN SIC. eoa iu addition 10
- - 81 the ether piaa. Il was
.<..s 10 aaops this plan. the rail-
"a heafirr ths Additional eost and
s,xsnx a. fixht 20 way intact as
sssrtd b. o.
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WANT REQ Lerrs.

In order that tho Canadian rus
toms inspectors a. AknRwny and
Whltehorse viii not be forced 10 use
Their eye sight too hard the customs
authorities have issued Instructions
70 American shippers of liquors aud
beer too mark very plainly IN red
letters all shipments passing
Though Canadian territory IN bond
To Alaska" only red letters SO. II
tin way the circular ~ Wardod.
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ERWIN sEARiso TUESDAY.

u l. Efwiu. charged With haFiuE
stabbed Justice % the Peace J ~
Todd os soath Seattle. all be
siscn a bearing co Tuesday after
noon Ia tho police court Erwin
has Deposited $500 bonds 90 insure
his appearances. tie Il said "a have
cut Todd several times on last
Thursday morning with a shue
makers knife during a quarrel 70
rafiinx u0ney matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
STORAGE TANK
BRINCSPROTES7
LAKE UNION PROPERTY OWN.
ERs MAY SECURE IaJuNc
TON AGAINST rHg SEATTLE
LIGHTING COMPANY.

OwHsrs ~ property In the xiesn
~ of the south end % Lake Union
are aroused 20 vigorous and active
opposition 10 the location IN that
vicinity % the proposed storage
tanks % the Seattle Lighting com.
nauY
The matter will be taken up At
an eafit date b. the Lake uulon
improvement club. wlth a slew "a
securing an Injunction. II the COZ.
Htrnetton % the tanks cannot be-
pFwYeuted IN Ruy other way.
The lecaiiun purchased b. the
company consists % the block
bounded - Eighth and Ninth avs
aud Mercer and Republican ata. The
company has applied 10 the ciiy
council for the vacation ~ the alley
running through the block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
/, MYSTIC sHRlNGHs HERn.

u isaty eight New England Mystic
Ehfiners travelling under the aus
hiees ~ George ~ Masters. ~ i8sss
tqns arrived IN the city last night
aftef touring the Pacific coast The
party viii remain at the Lincoln
hotel until tomorrow. then return
east over the Canadian. Pacific
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SHE BECUILED
THE OFFICERS
uarrlE WOMAN cAuosT m
NEAT TRICK TO smueeeLE
sals lioERlE INTO CANADA.

yaxcerVER n g. May - A
.u.aa fgon Seattle who came berr
/. ~ aass axo and registered az d
kMn.tewr hotel saying that she
W. mlaslanaFy on her way %
eanA caused The customs afflcers
~ ! ggest drsl q trouhie
So hFouxht three trunks which
xsse passed. ~ the customs officials.
~ 4 Nas later discovered tsat the
ssse weman was psdiiinz aliken
sssesle. ladies' slik snekiaE Jackets
81 n ilkr n TIE lawsF ena Il TIRE
nxA An investigator showed that
a. xoe,as hsd been carefully covered
~ = the bottom % the wuman's
isfss trunks
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FAIL To COME
TO AGREEMENT
COUNCIL COMMITTEE AND
UNION PACIFIC REPRESENT.
ATlvEs DISCUSS FOURTH Az.
ron THREE HOURS WITHOUT
RESULT.

Three ho.ra Of ful,lsua discussion
between the members 81 tho cor-
pofhtionH committee ~ the city
Council ANA the representatives. ~
the Union Pacific railroad over the
proposed franchise asked for by the
company came 70 nauFht last night
and when the committee adjourned
the opponlng sides were as far apart
AZ ever
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ANXIOUS FoR
FRED PATTERSON

Inquiry has been made ~ the 10
cal palles FexafaiHs the n hsfssbuui.
- Ifea raitsfsgu. phs 10 supposed
10 have come 10 asattis fram Mon.
Fpr. With = rafieaa - horses Nfn
pair. VITO lives 81 Afnufee has
Kre@n ansioua because Patterson
has not written regarding HE a..
rival hsfs and wants the police "a
So II - IL al ftEht
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POLICE RAVE AcLuw.

hfs TsrriEo. q iies sirsh az. 70.
pnfis 70 the police that her fuofu
vas entered yesterday and a sold
watch ana chain stelsp The pslics
have > elsw 70 the identity 81 ths
thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
STAND C0LLAPSES

pEs MONIES May ~ In the
sezsssng y = stand containing 300
seansssssansFp 70 thr Presbyterian
rnerai assembly. yesterday after
snsn. flvs q the commissioner Nsr~
psaslf injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

millionaire mining man. with HE
wife arrived at the Butler last night.
Mr.. Sweeney ~ out ~ politics. 10 DO
Inferred. ana has no interest IN that
ghme MI HNraney was robbnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

while travelling IN Pullman. Thurs
day night. but the robber was
caught and the money stolen re-
covered.
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swEEnY VISITING sEArrlE.

Just for pleasure visit 70 aeat-
tie. Charles sweeney. the Spokane
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INTERESTED in Alaska. business
changes. love matters or absent
fflendHf Consult tlofauee Marvin.
who predicted srattle'n $4,000. 900
fire. ->iike Nome and rauHun
strikes. 1903 First 80
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rssi-. nart.ss sas.ss@. Iltgss 80 80
Ahtis hissF petaimrs isAA 80 tns -
So s'. . e = 800 :, 49, !. =.
$50 rsssbssss ~ sass q Is C.Hfafnaa
F.ttss. 80 - ~ ssffefs ~ So
.a.s.,. 49,, - ~ - - sss,ss.. l.ss -.
] - = a. sssfas't~hs 49, q herssraaish
s.p4sssss - Il ssss' ssss. ~ q ss
es@ns - - -
Fruits.
nssssss q sea- - 80 wsssl .
s .s'' =, ~ u,ssi s.s.s n.ss sa' s,.ss..
q eel Is fsagy 80 ta.ssi "a. "a -.
ts .s,.,s ss'': as s - 49, s.. ~ -
"a ssfssss - 10 ss.-i y = ss- rsFa
- 90 - ssra stsrriss 90 srsi- 8 -
/ tsn sirs-tsfris. ~ sFai.. Sc. ehsuis.
{ Fsf crate tiEla
EGGS.
atffrfff ffssh raneh sKas. 80 dns. -
orsaaa faneh n
Butter ard chssss.
| washirsfan ef-ainsrT taitsr per =. ~
1 Eastern fFssa trics - e. -. tasfsfn
I ffssh san. pr ~. Hr faneh tattsf. -
isosss - wisesasis iaas born ss..ss
- swias o. ih 49, r6uns kusfiesn
I tsr lh is ne Daisies ehssss. re- y
/ tioes sutss 90 ~ IA. llfnsurssr. "a. la
I TiiiamaaE ~
Poultry.
/ Live "a ehfessns 30 -. iteif'sst traii
- aus y H0s i've tsfssFs ~ = 80
, s,,ss-a e. y ~ 10 III s5ii' ~
f1,rss psr u tsmife dressed par ~ 80
iga4 srsssea shfshsns izaita.
Meats.
+ sissrs pr ~ Tls~ sovs ~ p. vs.i
lsns. 90 10. a.. dressed hoss. psf y.
Live stock.
wsth.rs .hssp psr ~. SO swes PEI -
= steer e p. 80. 80 =. -, 80 -
Fish.
usffhnf n 80. safnHan trout. dressed
81 ib tsafdise frossn silver salmon pr 10
ii. tbina1s salmon. pr u ibiac Founders
Is no .aiss 81 b. ~ r.cs sea 20
"a ~, Ii - iinE cod Ger 10 sase siisel
So. - eos scar - 81 sisHas. . ps'
haeh. DunEsnss- erans ~
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sis psr tan. shorts 20 per ton ehepp.a
Lime and Cement
f,,,isSd esmsat. csiiie-ais psf tbl q
~ 81 y tine san i.sa 4 Roea. Tar.
- IA A. ets brteh per NJ 80. plaster
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MILES COOLEY MISSING.

Miles Cooley. aged 9s. has been
missing rinee May Il. and hla
brother has asked the police 10 look
fof him Cooley lives At liin star
gle rnAh
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Every substitute proposal mBd.
by members of the committee was
met With prompt aud positive Oh.
ieetians on the part ~ the railroad
representative, and the reasons Tor
ihess objections we're admitted BY
The committee 20 BE- good IA every
case ssecp, the proposal 10 open
urn aN FOR the use of the foad.
Doesn't like Espsnss.
one % the chief affections ~ the
road TO the opening - fIfth sv. Tor
tie uae IL that Il would probably be
expected % bear portion 81 the
necessary condemnation proceed
lnsa The road appears perfectly
wiliinE 10 permit the city 10 open
we foaa az its uNn expense for use
an traffic thorouEhfara la the
place Of Fourth az south. but does
not want o. bo Pot in q position
" here e may be asked % contribute
10 the eSpenss - acquiring the new
thoFeuEhfaFo
Mayer Moore n a casual dineus.
sion Of the question yesterday ia the
meeting ~ the auditing committee.
advanced the suggestion that the
road be Eiven Fourth AZ. ana the
city open t7fth a. for ita aan use
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caEaslseros Will SPEAK.

Y ~ CheFrinrton. 81 the Antl
Saloon league. wili speak tomorrow
night Al the swedish " = church
Pine and Boren lie will discuss
SUNDAY closing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

Portland cement impaired Per hhl
Portland cement California PEI ~.
- mi a. lime Fan Joan Huch. Tar
80 par hbf tfw lime far local censamf
ton ~ A. fire brick per n W res.sI
lnH haif. per ID. g.. metal i@th' Fsf - -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
susolAas LOOT STORE.

Burglars booted the store af Fred
aissAnasr. ct i7e4 Third ax. some
nre sasly this morning ans made
ssay nth a as4nsiiy Of fruits.
exaFs. eantv etc The pfopTiclor
fxosefea ths rubbsfy when he
vznf 10 open 40 the store this
rrFasnx and iafaFmsd TIE police
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THE THEATERS

The San Francisco upera com.
ranY comes to the Grand opera
house lommtos nisht Under the IL
rsetiou ~ Neksfa Russell = Drew
wha are not faf che first tirns pufs
Nryera - lyric OF ignprfaarias
Away baca IN history Manager
Russell had thr distinction % a..
feetlnk tour u the famous Repeps
hesa. Who ttsiKmoiia aid uaE the
Ersatsst artist with whom he ever
saux and flglsneiia has never has
Al saual - a tenor within the mems
nfY - musical critics
Manager Hussril tn his selection -
the Ttvoa company Was sfruek Nlih
the remarkable resemblance - Rrt.
vres remarkable voice 70 that 81
Miss Aida HemniL the rrirua aonna
~ the San Francisco opsfA CONE
paaY I've such voices are seldom
heard IN the same century. although
ere uas a grand oreralie artist affd
the ether a pFefefwr of light opera
Teddy webh. the comedian % the
San Franclneo opera company. viii
Do justice % the part BE suaets IN
Esminir- IT the Grand tarnarrou
night There are ether artists in
the san f'r4ueisro Opera eognpauy
that need no iufrsductlon on account
e their wsil knoWn reputation.
a Message Frum Mars" viii be
presented ~ the Seattle week after
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Next Monday night ths Prinsls
company opens ~ the Seattle thea.
ter The bili Monday ard Tuesday
stlE be ~YeunT Mrs winthrop
"Wednesday sHa Thursday. -Fuf.
given. Friday night. Camille and
Saturday matinee asa night. Fast
tsnns Harry FahrneY is the lead
lnE man and lansing Rowan. re-
peusbsFsd here from her engage
ineut Wiih Ralph stuart. util be the
iesdlnE woman.
The local susiish dramatlc SO.
eietr q 20 put on = comedy PER-
fornane- At tss Seattle thesisr sun-
dar night
sunday afternoon. 81 the Seattle.
there win BE- a special fscllaFd Ouefa
company mAtlues of "A gtaisty Girl g
Driven Ffom Home This doe.
not refer 20 = san Francisco ref
uRee. u IL the name u a play to
he presented BY the AyisswoFth
cansusny 81 the Third Avenue the
afef tomorrow afternoon. In Il.
Grace Ayisawarfh. an actress usw
70 Seattle. makes her first appear
anea here Thls ain add additional
interest 10 tbs already growing pop
uiar ity % the AyissWorth company
ffai Reds plays are alxays inter-
est 70 iovsrs % neiedfanas 10 has
the faculty Of fntsrmininx pashoa.
laughter and fesrs In such pleas