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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25

Yesterday was a repetition Of th'
previous day In the county clerks oilic'
as far as deeds were concerned. Two
deeds we're filed as follows; State o'
Oregon to y. L. Parker. 25o.02 acres o'
tide lands in sections ls and 10. town
ship 8 north. range 8 west, the consld
Grafton being $5lo,24. The Hammond
Lumber Co., conveyed to Il. D. Stone the
east ono.haf OF northeast one.quarter OF
section 30, and the east one-half of lot
!, section 10, township 8 north, range .
west. for $40. rs shown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
The Municipal COURT

But one complaint was filed In the
police court today. and that for a Ills
orderly ChInaman. and the court con.
tinued the matter until after the Christ.
mas holiday,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
TERsE TALES OF IH TOWN
Dock Open

Though today 10 Christmas day, III
ponnelly viii be on hand, at the Lir.
line dock. from 7ia0 until a. M. and
from 1 p. m. until the boat leaves.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25

Special pictures for Christmas and new
songs will be the program at the Auto
matte Theatre today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
One Hour Later

One Hour Later
Tho postoiiine will open tho carriers
window today at $50 o'clock p. m. and
keep II open until $3.50. instead of the
hours heretofore prevailing. just an hour
later than usual.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25

Wood-Wood--
The Tongue Point Lumber Company
are now booking orders for short (stsvs
lengthy wood to be delivered during
january and later. Get your ordezs b
now. phone Main 277l. l2-ls-tf.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
Returns TO STATE
|. 0. BeIIand Home From the
| National Capital.
MISSION VERY SUCCESSFUL

Wood and Upper Nushagak Rivers Closed
In the Interest Of the Alaskan Salmon
Industry - President Roosevelt Takes
q Hand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25

Morning Astorian. 90 cents per montt
delivered by carrier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
occident.

Have your Christmas dinner at the
0ccidcnt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25

The coal man feels better his week
than he has since last March.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Handkerchiefs

10c, 12c, 15c and 19c Pure Irish Lnen our own i'm portation; without boxes. 25c
 25c, soc for Extra Fine Linen or Pure Silk Initial Handkerchefs.
 25c ,35c soc, for the finest Linen Handkerchiefs i'm ported to this country
 25c 35c 40c 50c for the largest line of Pure Chinese and Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs have shown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Wool Dress Goods

Here are values that will attract the attention of shrewd shoppers. We making prices that will create lively times in this section
 25c Plaid and Checked Suitings special ....... .15c 35c Flannel, Plain and Figured ...............23c .23c 35c Cashmere and Plaid Suiting ..............2 .2Sc 59c Melrose and Novelty Plaids ............., .45c 75c Scotch Plaid Serge and Panama ............60 .60c $100 Wo6ens 45 to 50 inches wide ........... .69c $1 .00 Ladies' Cloth 54 inches wide ........ 89c $1.75 Ladies Cloth 54 inches wide .......... $125 Pattern Suits, worth 5000, Monday .!....s.. $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Montgomery Fair
Toy Books. Free

We want every boy and girl in Mont gomery to be sure and see our wonder full display of Toys. We've got an en- tire Toy Section this season (Main store first floor, center) and we've got just every Toy that the young idea can want. To get them all down to the store this week, we will give all the boys and girls one of these Toy Books, illustrated in colors, free of charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
NeckWear

25c for all silk Fourn- Hands in Black Peau de Soe Gros Gran or Fancy Figured Silk
 25c for all silk Four-in Hands in 1000 different pat terms; also bows, strings tecks and Wndsors in every shade
 At this price we have the best hafdollar neckwear in the world We give you all the shapes and colors-practically everything that is wanted
 75c--At this price we show the finest neckwear made at any price, The collection embraces Fourn- Hands, As cots Tecks etc. One in box
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Special Sale Children's CIoaks

We want you them tomorrow. You will be delighte ed Similar prices be named by others but when the style and quality this offering has equal matter where you look We have the history of business values like theseNin this busy month.
 Chldrens Cloaks kersey and cloth made in the ular styles regular values up $500 Special sale $98
 Children Mixed Chevot Coaks made with capes regular values up $200 Special for this sale at N26
 Children Long Cloas in pretty mixtures also solid coo made in several good box styles regular $500 values Special " pr1ced ......SO"AO
 Childrens Long Coats in all the leading shades and box styles braid and button trimmed others plain tailor ed effects worth up to $1000 Special at $6bo
 Infants Long White Coaks Bedford cord made with cape collar and trimmed with braid regular $150 value. This
 Infants Long White Cloaks Bedford cord, made with deep cape effect trimmed with silk braid and ribbon regular $200 value Special at LIDO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Half Hose

12 12c for heavy Cotton Seamless; black colored 15c and 25c for Merino and Wool Socks. 25c and soc for Onyx Black Cotton or Lisle Thread soc for Fancy Embroidered Lisle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

Women's latest fancy crossbar style Handker- chiefs also the very sheerest nen with dainty wreaths floral effects embroidered in Latest in gift handkerchief Special at each 25cs
 Women's allover embroidered Handkerehiefs in great variety and effective designs the novelties of the season. Specially priced at each ........ 35c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Few Extras in Silk

Evening Silks-27 inch China Suesine and Fancy Jaquard Silks all light shades 59c values special 44c
 Fancy Lousine and Checked Taffeta Dress Silk, our regular 75c grade special at ................ 69c
 Novelty Silks-Quite collection of handsome Silks in popular styles and coors, worth $100 Sale price to- morrow, the yard ....-...'....... '.su. ..oac
 Dress Silks-Our highest grade of Coored Silks, worth $1.25 and $50 We are going to let you have
 Black Taffeta-27 inches wide, guaranteed and an excellent value at $100 Special tomorrow at ,, .75c
 Black Tafeta-Yard wide guaranteed, unmate. ble at the price, worth $35 Special Monday the yard $1I0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Underwear

Makes most comfortable Christmas present and is often overlooked We carry the largest stock in the city, and sole agents for the worlds best productions
 soc is our startling price for lined Pieces; and we also have ribbed cotton and merinos at this price
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Christmas Boxes

Beautiful line of Boxes including Glove Boxes, Hand kerchef Boxes Collar and Cuff Boxes, Veil and Lace Boxes nicely and duraby made in all various combina
 tons of Leatherette, imitation of Rustic Wood Scrm Covered, very attractive designs Specially priced
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Christmas Handkerchiefs

lace edgd novelties. Come tomorrow if-0nly to see
 Chdren's Colored Bordered, Hemstitched Hand kerchefs very soft and sheer neat patterns regular 10c quality; special each. ....s.... :. :. 60
 Women's Pure Linen, Hemstitched Handkerchefs, embroidered in dainty designs forgetmenots, daisies and wreaths also pretiy embroidered Swiss Handker chiefs. Specially priced at ........... .25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Special Sale of Infants Silk Caps

Mothers give this sale your first attention tomorrow n- vegate values for yourself We think these two items will sury satisfy you values,
 Infants White Silk Caps made with either hemstitched cks embroidered with ruchs Specially priced for this
 Infants Caps quite an assortment white sk some brderd and pretty tucked effect with without ruche Special at .... $50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Holiday Novelties

This line of Holiday Novelties comprises very useful gifts They come in Empire Art Silver and Eb onoid, such
 Toilet Cases with comb brush and mirror, from $125, $1.49 $175, $19s, $2sS and upward.
 Manicure Sets quite collection, ranging from $175 $1 198, $249 $298 and upward.
 Military Brushes, per pair $149, SITS, $249, $29s and up.
 Clothes Brushes silver backs, $24s and .$275 Nail Buffers silver backs 59c and $1 25 Clothes Brushes ebonoid, 75c and .......... -96c Work Baskets, 75c to ................ .. .$349 Work Boxes, 59c 75c and .........$ SIPS Baby Toilet Sets, 9Sc, $1.25 and .......... .$1.49
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
new lNC0RPORAn0Ns

OLYMPIA. June ! The follow
tins corporation articles we're flied
In the office 81 tho secretary Of
state
supplemental artlsiea Of Lund.
kten swanson NH company. af
Everett. changing the name a the
lundgfcn Mlli company
supplemental articles % tho Pa
ellie fegtafix Company. % Seattle.
changing IN. naHc u the FerFo
Eusince ing works
Increase 81 capital stock Of Great
ExceiNior Niinlnn company. ~ "a.
attlc from $500 GOO 70 g. 1oa 600
inereaae ~ capital alaek Of
Alaska afachinefy company from
5000 a. $4,000
New Companies Nickel Plate
she's company. Of Seattle. $50 600.
h1 w , tohuHtpa. II A Johnston.
and a T. Johnston
J q. 9eeord a Co. ~ Seattle
$1,000 ny J. A aecord And
Eleante seenrd
plymouth Shoe company. % Sc
attie $50 g09. hy " D. Johnston.
K. A. Johnston aud A. y lohnatoa
l. n frenklln. Incorporated. 81
Seattle $1,000. By l. n Franklin.
{. G Paul IT.. and M y nrown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
FIREMEN GET
MORE PAY

The Joint committees % ths city
eoeucii. finance and civil services
and salaries. last Night agreed 10
the advance asked by the mefnb~ra
~ the fire department. AZ these
tuo committees represent NOTE
than a majority n The soaneii. theif
action taAarea that tho raise wiil
~ adopted next Mnntay night The
advances approved are a. follows
Chief. from f2o9 70 s22s a month
first assistant chief. iitB 70 AIS
second assistant chief. fi1s to SEQ.
first class captain. tttV to st4b
month. second class captain. tt0s
10 si2Us frat lieutenant. 500 %
Sis. second iirufraant. se6 20
stio. first marine snEineer. tiib
% ti25 q month. second And laird
marine engineers. ti00 10 siis a
meath. frat department engineer.
tfee 20 stis. aaconA department on.
ginser. tss 70 site. Etokefs. SIS 20
tss marine pilots 500 to titsi
first class pipemsn. truck men.
drivers. tso 20 tt0a. sccond class
pfpeman. truekmeu. drivers. ass 20
$50. third class pipemen. truck.
men. drivers. $50 10 SIS. master
machAnie. sf5s 10 tl6o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
EDDIE DIDN'T GO
TO CIRCUS

ON Thursday The star printed a
short notice OF the dlaappaagauee %
Eddie Taylor. iSyear old son Of
Mra ~ o Taylor. Of second aY.
and Cedar at The Star announced
nt tie time that Eddie had been At.
traeted by 'the braYlnF Of the
steam oailiopa. tho mysteries OF
the white canvas. Lh6 the smsll %
the aaEdust ring" At the circus
nov showing near his home
Eddie reaents ths lnalhuatieu Of
puerlie or frivolous motives IN his
departure from home Without
giving any address he has written
the following 10 The Star
~ was not the hfayinE Of the
cailiope or the ui-stafies of the whit
canYla nor the smell Of the saHdunt
ring II was the ~ tfetment OF my
pnfnnla l never went around the
cufeiA Frounda AZ all | am wofkln
Ny mother told me that any time
wanted 20 tryr home take my
cl0as aud 80. went and ! will
stay
EDDIE TAYLOR"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
THE THEATERS


Mrs Leslie Carter. whose power
"a an actress l. recognized wher
ever there are followers Of the
drama. comes ,o the nrand tomor
raw night. In the play which has
brought her perhaps. her greatest
sncreaa
The character OF ia Barry, =
atudy Tor historians, motallaia aud
philosophers alike has IN the han1a.
al this famous actress become Al
prominent On the stage as u has
boon Ia history aineo the death ot.
hat ~ lated faYofito OF kinE i,ouia
Nv.
Mira Carter has hcou seen here
before In nn larry, and those
who eaw the star aud play rcmeiib
ber the combination "a aomeihiux
HnHofh q
gaeas win ht sigen "Wednesday
afiernoun. Sunday. Monday. rmes
dAl and "Wednesday evenings helms
devoted 10 Du Harry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
EHICK WITH
LEGS

B =. A. star reesaiiy ruhllshed
sAsas a rasldsns of Tits
- uAa has a ehickon Win
- the editogs desk has
s.sssi With eommunieaii0ns
wsnla hsving thr'o lsssed,
- suollvsred 90 others ise
.-s..slss fernwd chlcseus In
- wise has susEeatnd
fFsak ehickcn contest.
~ ursss sw The ffeakiesi chick
~ ssusher fof the hlzEast
- s.ury sshmiited
~ hs=zt STORY cnues ffum
1 iIashss. a. Aaaurn. sao
5.ss ehaeA. tho lufaag aaakhier
II, reila wssadoste hea who has
- - and tsp more hat
- = hsklad Aiso a has two
..Famss. aaa = ; hsai,hy ehiia
4 lAaf NJ Hn has chickeR
: mss FsmaFksble - have
a x nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

Grauatarh closes at tho lois
theaisr feaiEht Aiiccn Nay and
WliHAm DoNiaa funnd bic paFta In
this rsrnantfr drama
TamngFnw afternoon the fret
performances 81 sTho Man FROM
1exicn. q merry eomedf which
has met aith faxef IN the EAST. vii
he Eiyan The plot contefs Albert
respectable man whn has been
arrested and sent 60 Jail FOR -
days on a trivial matter lie has 70
explain matters to hia family whsa
h. rptnta3 from hIa nnanrnnn,AlraA
absence. and n tells them be has
been tuaftaE Nastea. wtth thr -
nsglt that N hsa more troubles
than a feN. Tho rev Offering wiz
BE- aasa all nrKt week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

FulloWiag Mfa issile Garter -
lho Grand cnmas otis skinner.
WHOSE brilliant and scholarly IN
depreciation ~ the most difficult
roles has placed him hIHh Ia hiA
profession seattle IA MT had the
chance % soc this star. au1 his ep
paafance al the Grand in a note
worthy eFeut
Mr Skinner IL sfarrius In The
Duel this year This plAf created
a sensation when n was produced
originally al the ThaateF Fraas
eaiao Ia t,aFia. aaa has heeu vide
b discussed Il IL by Hend la
srdAn. whom the Frcnch rank as
orc % the forty tmfnoFtaia. and
deals with thn alfnKgle og twa
brothers. both with noble ideas.
over the suui of a somaa
otis Skinner and The Duel
wili be seen Thursday. Friday aud
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

The Derby Mascot viii be the
offering Of the Charles A Taylor
company 81 the Third Avenus at
OF next seek. beginning tomorrow .
usafineu II IL said 70 he one Of the
uloat exciting raeetFack plays ever
presented The ontire Taylor com.
pany, Augmented ~ a chorus Of
coon nhoutsrs aud jockey bal
lad. Will be used in the production
lAurefis Taylor. IN the leading
rolls. win wear the whitney stable
s,nlorp. old gold ard blue An eiab
crate stage nettlng 10 required for
the third act. where the great Dee
81 ~ Dallas will hn shown The
hlH wilt run all week With matiueea
tomorrow. Wednesday and Haturs
day
The laat performances Of sFFom
RaEa 10 Riches. which has been
running 40 successfully all this
wenif. viii be given tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

VANCOUVER. n. G.. June s.
Former Iufxa Henderson. ~ the
coanfy ry8rt u vancouver. has
heeu appointed commissioner %
the Ynknn territory. in place %
W " - McinncE. Who resigned
several months ago 70 take part Ia
British Columbia politics Heudor.
son viii b. chief representative %
the Dominion government In tho
klnndik8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
FINED sioo roR DRAWING a
REVOLVER. n

Alfred NJ Hadi vas fined 500
yesterday in Justice CAROLS court
for drawing a gun and Threatening
20 shoot James NrGFsv in Ballard
Monday white Hadi wms holdinF
Mefirew n the point ~ ths gun.
MeOrew'a daughter and a Salvation
army worker appeared and induced
Had 20 loser the weapon Hadi
says be viii appeal the case. and
Ia out under bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
JAPAN SHOWS her
HAND


TOXIC. June 81 rnprcnenta
tive ~ the Japanese residents u
the United States has arrived here
and called upoa Foreign Minister
Haraahi Il la reported that liar.
ashl assured him that the Amcfi.
can proposals. that Japan enter 10
10 a mutual agreement foF the ~.
strtetlon Of labor immigration would
Be rejected He says uayaAhi
taid him every effort would BE-
maic 10 cut ont the last CLAUSE Of
tho article ~ the present treaty
~hsn Il comes 40 for revision IN
1903. hut Il IL expected America
sili not yield easily on this paint
Il 10 probable a special eommis
slsser viii b. seat to America to
examine the euAcf conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
kTER K. PIRRET MAY BE
| THE NEXT LIBRARIAN

the members OF the board. asking
that they thoroughly consider Mt.
F1gats application before choosing
aucrosHar TO Mr smith. who ~,
eeatly resigned to enter the prac.
tiee Of law The beard also has
several eastern men under consider.
atian
Among those recommending Mr..
flfrei aFe Atty. Gen John n. Al.
kinson. Henry i.andsa. state Eeolo,
glat Rev N A. Matthews. Henry
G EwtnE. Thomas . wtawell. Is.
L. nlaiue. W u Conner. p W.
nakrf and "A =. nahcock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

los ANGELES. jams The
trouble on the Sunset wires be
tween this city aud places further
south has been solved Thousands
OF dollars have been apeut In eradi
eating the off interrupted service
FINALLY tho superintendent found
that spiders webs aiong the coast
liue were 40 thick that transmission
was retarded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
uUTFIL WOMAN Is
| 7RUH BY CUPID

xXxG0. lans she usost
ms.Hi somxa To America ac
|n1uf . narns loaes. IA % b
nlhf . 4 Spanish Goa with =
> flfd sang.
~ nfurmaiioa has heea TO
~ ssfs ~ letter. Th~ woman
b ~ ITALIA Blair. danKhter %
2xsneF Stair. a millionaire %
D 3zl4 The d0n il RicHrdn
hno met IL Paris snA The mai.
~ 20 eeeHF a. Madrid either
8H = fzly l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
YUKON BOATS
RUNNlK G


DAWSON. Y, r. June : Nad
cation On she Yukon Ia new mdly
epened. Steamer Whitehorae AZ.
rived last uiEht from whltohorse
The first steamer from Fairbankn
has arrived. aud The passensefs are
already GA tho river towards White
hernc. They should arrive IN Re.
attle by the middle ~ next week
providing eloan connections are
made at SkasWaY with the ocean
limo OF aleamsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

The Stronger Sea. ia which
NJ John Cnrt uill preaent Maude
Fnaly uest season. is new In the
sixth month of itA successful run
AZ the Apollo fhaaior. London. and
blda fair 70 rival tle recofd break.
ing engagomeuls of s8ms OF It's
most successful predecessors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

for The last Time. tho Star thcaler
VIII have an entirely new layout Of
aperinltiea Tho management says
that The acts opening next Mon
day viii be among the strongest
over seen al the house Dolau 4
Lonhaff viii ha Beeu ia "A High
To d nurglaf aud the filenaona
ana Fred iloalihan viii be- there
with a alnslng. dancing and trick
plano sketch. The Taaakaa. Jap
aaehe maGieiana. q giailuiats. and
a minstrel show will complete tho
list OF Visiting Huta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
|uEVN DANCE HALL
| AY Be CLOSED



4 nssox 7. r. Juae s-fhe
han saacsa and aanre hall -
- y = ciosed. AcfAouaid a
80 srnprietorx are charged
nglak sumcn a pofccntake
aleanz msn to bar drinks \
= samAsr At tbs mnmen are
*. lesxa Nacaalay giving tes'
sxI
|fAs 1kAkz Il proven. The "a
y IN kse ia lleense
~a-~a~asa
~ 4 - xomes IN he uaw
b h<re al and aah1laiaG thea
\ ~ frum seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

lohanv Foiuy will be seen with
lew fetehstndeFs MtuHtfein this
month ~ the Grand in the dainty
anuthsfh spectacle. Dixie Land.
aaaintsd BY Tommy Hyde. iiarfy
Niomaas joe Exam. Harry DubAii.
fohn Dale. Jack OirArd. James
NonahRn. Jamea Doyle. John
Schroeder. John naiY, George
Faust william Gordon. A. Gordon.
William cawieY. Willie Foley. In.
tfpduelas John Seff. the bounding
buck daacor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

Nellie. the flcauiifui Cloak
Model. said % be one II Tho most
sppeaiiaE stories Of poverty, lore.
and the triumph 81 right -, put
into the form II 4 popular meio.
drama. ell run All week 81 the BE
Httie thsatof. rammeurinK toaoFs
ruw afternoon Queen Of the
White slaves wilt BE- sifuH tog the
last time toniKhf
The burgess atnek company has
settled itself Comfortably IN TIE
theasrF. and IN the appreciation -
is patrons. ard will give an en-.
tended llss ef fasoFlto dramas 70
the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

* firrel for many
9 80 4 the hs'as teraTtm men.
~ - 4 Hanfara. has enlorcd
$50. ! With the citY ilh airy
=. sa.,sen - sucecof 20
y 80 la the p3a'tIan Of
.s...'.n q ne lacsi laafitu'
y s...s, has been In the book
z ~" - V,ars aud has thor
}, !. =, ..s..~Islsr o. tke wors whieh
~ ssssl,e a. lIheaF nn IT'S
- 49, Aas the snapaft OF
= .,ags effieers and nfom
~ .'...sss. uAo haso written 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

sAN ANTONIO. Ter. June S.
I.leas Macs Richardson. whose
resiEnatios NaE accepted b. pnrsi.
dcnt Roosevelt. commitsed suicide
IN his room At the sam Houston
hotel By using morphine and prus.
sic Ard A note aayiaE the act
had been iusvitahls ainoa Last No
Yamber was found on = table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
BRIEFS BY WIRE


LONDON. June IS cFEt Thos
GfeEory. Scotland Yards moat
prominent detective and known az
the Raffles az england has TO
siEned after a service 0f Is years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
Lisnasor,, alrt.. ctlm..

LONDON. June 8 Miss Elsie
Fox. a handsoHae woman. sister Of
hAr0neSs fanEAdorsf. vas yeatsr
daY arsaiEnea in the Petty Sessions
ruurt on a charge Of mansiaaxAter
fog losing her bead uhsie auto rid
iax ana rtfnniag oteF and killing
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

Mrs fiahe comes To the Tblrd
Avenue In the near futufu In The
New York idea. strong play
which has won much favorable
comment IN the east. aud which r.
said 10 Kiyo the famous emotional
actress great oppottunillea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

MELTEtILA. Morocco. June .
--ii - reported that the prstender
10 the throne of Morneoo has agAir
been victorious over the Kult3n' .
army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
Viola Allen.

Ntbia Alien comes 60 the Grand
tn the near future Ia two shakes.
peaiean plays Twelfth NiEht
ana @eymhofne The engage.
ment Of Annie Russell IN "A Mid
summer Nights Dream aud Of
Chaifes y uanford IN several
sfRteapaaroan plays earlier IN the
season. has stirred up more than
the usual interest In the Avon
bard'a classic dramas. and the en-.
gagcment ~ such a star an Viola
Allen viii do much 10 revive the
OLD enthusiasm Tor works Of
sefidaa merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

MAJ FiEman. who Continues IN
The Man pu the Box. 10 the vest
neni SEASON. wltl play in this COIN
try oulr uaiil fshruarY Arrange.
meats are nov under waY whereby
Nr Joaa Cort expects to Introduce
tho comedian N London and Aus
trails N tho Mc1fagh comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
Frats BAR NoIsv rIea

ST louis. June DISABLING
aeeh NeAr. rcd shirts and other
sregty articles % wearing apparel
have been tahooed BY the high
school boys Of this cts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

BUTTE June She Cree
braves Arv having their annual sun
daace. Maaf ~erw ugto OATS and
seat % the scene OF the festivities
IN aatoa.