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Evening journal., 1907-01-26
REAL ESTATE
SALE

1887 POPLAR STREET,
6 rooms and bath
to4t POPLAR STREET,
6 rooms and bath
9t4 BROWN STREET,
rooms end bath
4o4 e. SIXTH STREET,
rooms and bath
s2s MONROE STREET.
rooms and bath
32o E. SEVENTH STREET,
IL rooms end bath and storo
7io S. FRANKLIN STREET,
rooms and bath
sto FRANNLlu cTa-IT.
10 rooms and bath
1909 KIRK AVENUE,
2 rooms and bath
Ga JEFFERSON sTRrET,
. foona and bath
42o JEFFERSON STREET,
rooms and bath
2ioo LOCUST sTREET,
rooms and bath
5o4-o6 MADISON STREET,
rooms and Bath nnd store
SOC W. TWELFTH STREET,
. rooms and bath
22f W. SEVENTH STREET,
3 rooms and hath ANA store
t2oo-ti W. NINTH sT7EET,
40 rooms and bath
1913 W. NINTH STREET.
10 rooms ana bath
aoa-oa W. EIGHTEENTH ST,
rooms and bath
i22 W. EIGHTEENTH ST.,
9 rooms ana bath
4tt C. eEvENTI cv7c-r
q roona and bath
7Sa e. ELEVENTr STREET.
rooms and bath
si5 POPLAR STREET,
rooms end bath
1911 WARRINGTON STREET.
- rooms and bath
1905 ADAMS STREET.
10 rooms and bath
s25 E. THlRTEENTH STREET.
rooms and bath
ei7 MADISON STREET.
2 rooms and bath
1917 LINDEN STREET,
rooms and bath
42o E. SIXTH STREET,
10 rooms ana bath
ts S. CLAYTON STREET,
rooms and bath
7io WARRINGTON STREET.
rooms and bath
$50 VANDEVER AVENUE.
rooms and bath
7oa W. ELEVENTH STREET.
rooms and bath
eif MADISON STREET.
6 rooms
one house 1911 West second
street. six rooms ana bath.
All titles guaranteed by
Evening journal., 1907-01-26
BUILDERS ACTIVE

In the near future quite a number OF
large contracts in the building line viii
be awarded. the operations to begin
this spring. In fact there Is an un-
precedented boom now in progress all
along the, building line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
MUST PAY LICENSE
TO HANG SIGNS

To overcome tho danger that
mrks Ia electric alKua through
careless hanging. the city has de.
cidsd to exercise supervision over
The business And persons Who en-.
gage In the construction and hang
Ing of signs will shortly have 10
pay an annual license fee Of tzB
Ia the sity, for the privilege.
OPEN Ws'RFARE
For . tims al least the rivalry
between the Order aud the Broth.
erhood of Owls will be Al an end
The brotherhood claims 70 have
succeeded In oKpellins T.. J. DonA
hue from tho chair OF executive
from the Georgetown nest. al.
though Donahue says he resigned
hon the position because he con
aidcred the organization a fraud.
w. II Mitchell. supreme organ.
insr Of the Order. yesterday organ.
ired = local nest OF the Order and
eiaims that tkis 10 q distinct vic
tory for his organization. lie says
that the present fight has been
the most severe IN the hiatory OF
hia order and he IL very sell salts
fied With the oateome. The Broth.
efheod vii keep working and from
no~ On Seattle wfil have two rival
neata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
MRS. FALK
ON TRIAL

Mrs. oiEa Faik. wife Of Or Fred
srlrk Falk. IL on trial in the 80.
fsarlor court this afternoon on the
charge Of praotieinE medicine with
out a license
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John r. Miller IN prosecuting the
case besure Judge Morris and W
" Tucker II dcfending Mrs Falh
Mrs. Faik lives az i2d North
broadway and advertised very cH
tanaiveiY under the name OF the
Paris New York Medical Eleciroly
aia Institute. She was arrested ON
Information furnished the pruacout.
ing attorneys office by The star
The Jury was readily seiect'd
this morning but the trial was dc
layad By a technical fight on the
auffiefuncy Of the Information b.
Attorney Tucker The trial was
adjourned until i:a0 o'clock this
afternoon 60 give time for hiing an
amended complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
/ Tnns-Nississippi Anti-ROOseyelt Public Land
luvenGon Is Opened at Denver-SessiOn viii
En Much 10 Do With ROOsevelts Political AS
nahsnS

Roosevelt convention. While the
big states east OF the Father OF
Waters have been worrying about
the promonitory symptoms of po.
litlcsi eencern. the great region
Svst Of the Missouri has had little
aitentlea.
That region Is now setting ready
% shy is castor into the ring. 60
demand some atteatioa aud TO air
ita grievances against the admin.
latrAtlon az Theodore Roosevelt.
Down under cover Titan strug
gle Is going on Tor controi Of the
hiE gathering. which viii discuss
the Roosevelt policy Of controlling
the public domain matter OF
great interest ia the wet
The national Standardization
knows Nhat 10 going on and la
fighting at every point in the ef.
fort to secure eontrol Of the con.
vcatian. Il IL realised that II this
convention. Ia ita discussions and
resolutions. b. Substantially anAni.
moas expression lines up against
the administration. the presidents
plans TOE eoatrol % the national
convention In 1905. Involving the
nomination Of TAFT and the perp~t,
uatioa Of the Roosevelt policies.
will hare received hlow tAr more
severe than any yet delivered.
Governor Baghtel. thfoagh Act.
iug Governor Harper. called tho
convention. IA pursuance to a rnso,
tutioa adopted BY the Colorado les
islatnre last winter That fvsaia.
ton Vas adopted by the sans leg
F5Atnre that elected Simon GuE.
sTnhelm uaitcd States senator
Gagxenhelm ia a member Of the "a
mons anelteE trust family.
II is charged that the trust. In
league with the powerful business
interests Of the inter mountain
country. IL Interested In tha move
ment At the bottom Of the trouble
Ia the policy ~ active. persistent
warfare on big Interests that have
been charged with getting special
advantages out % the pahitc lAnds
AZ the same time. the policy %
hedging eff forest reserves has bcen
carried 70 q point widely regarded
as extreme. Tho forrest reserve pol.
icy II not popular With the cattle.
men % the west By Akiiifui
handling Al this eoavention Of the
elements opposed 20 the admiaistra.
tion peliex u Is hoped 20 gee IN.
wsst a1uarely On record as opposed
% tbs administration
Out Of thla viii develop. easily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
Seal. LANDS
IN SEATTLE

A little seal going south for tho
first time got MIXED regarding tho
points Of the compass when Il got
off the Puget sound country. and
Tapped is careless course past
the san Juan group in bllaaful L.
noranee that u was headed for the
happy hunting grounds Of various
colonies OF fishermen who might
dispute its right to liberty and
the pursuit OF happiness.
Fifteen miles from Everett th1
little innocent tangled ia the be-
Ntiderlng meahea Of a modern 81
mons net. THIS fisherman bold
sent bis unique catch to the Water
front Fish company. Seattle. aud
today II Is on exhibition. poking -
nose against the wire covering of
small crib Of a tank. blinking hs
soft. dark eyes. and plainly AZ a
loss to know what u all means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
LICENSED TO WE'D

fshitaro Nlshimura. 81. Santn
Anna. CAL and Togo Ana. 90
Japan.
Goro Muneaato. 80. ~ Monte,
Cal. aud Chika kawaka. q. Japan
VIM. 7 Lamks, 20. and Amy D.
Whaelar. legal age. Seattle.
Frederick w Kelley. and Marion
G. Warren. legal axe. Seattle
Edward Perry. 81. and signey
Snodar. Is. Seattle.
elmer I. Fehnet. Is. Youngstown.
and Grace T.. Line. n. Seattle
ChaH. q Hickman. Lgttie ".
Dean. legal age. Seattle
Vim. Fischer. ~. aud Leone Al
wood. %. Seattle.
Calvin NJ Carnteu. and Martha ".
Gross. legal age. Seattle.
Albert D \. Merchant and Eliza.
beth q Mcdonald. legal age. Sc
attic.
Heinrich Fischer. -. Christopher.
aud Mary NichouH. -. Auburn.
Tafaiehi saaachl. =. aabastapoi.
Cal. and Tara Faikihira. -. Japan
Thomas l.. Lundor. 30. Canton.
g. ID. and Rosa Eidner. 81, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
H. K. HALL Is OFF
SMITHS SANDBAR
tstsr special ssryIe..l

PORT TOWNSEND. June is
Tho II. X. Hall. which went on a
sand bar off Smiths. island while
In tox Of the tug Wyadda, was
towed 70 Winmow for repairs. She
allowed but slight damage.
Sam. ] Smith. a sailor on board
tho cutter Arcata, went on a ram
page Monday and threatened TO
XIII Engineer Lubin. Smith bat
tered down tho door OF the engin-
eer'a room. but was suddenly
quleted BY the sight Of a revolver
in Lubln'a hand. and ran into the
forscastIe. lie nov iangulsfes In
Jail a. a result OF a sentence I'm
posed by the local justice OF tho
peace.
G. II. Russell. who purchased
y3b 900 worth OF waterfront proper
sy a short time ago. has carpenters
repairing the buildings and will
have them ready for occupancy
within a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
BIZ, MOTHER, HOW CUTE, MY NEW BATHING SUIT!
BUT DARLING DAUGHTER, YOU MUST SEUN THE WATER

don't 80 nsar tho water" waa not
perhaps 80 unwisc. IL - particular
" significant this season.
AT really cautious mamnnas viii
40 Instruct their darling daugh.
tsrA Al beast they aecFntly VIII ~
thu bathiag costumes thaa far en-.
hibited are any criterion Of ma.
teruAl wisdom These are 30 elab-
crate and costly that a plunge into
the Nild and unruiy waves would
surely mean ruin.
SIX and lace are the expensive
fabrics nov introduced into bath
ing suita. Heavy fianuels that so
quickly become waicriogsad and
nearly drown their wearera are no
longer fashionable. Mohair In also
a thing OF the seAshors past. Meth.
er % these vas pretty. and neither
Was becoming The moat charming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
MOST
COLLIDE:

The steamers indianapolis and
Flyer. two Of tho spccdieut on Puget
sound. barely avoided a disastrous
collision withis a few hundred
yards Of their respective Nharvua
Ia this city last evening about > IS
O'Clock.
Coming close together without
whistllng. tho vessels missed one
another b. about ten feet only. An
aceidsnt a. serious a. The Ieanio-
DIX collision last fall might have 70.
suited
ofneisis Of The companies opcr
atina both ships we're chArY with
Information today. bat Me Neal
hos 10. OF tho naylo clotAlnk cum
pany. ia PIKE a.. who VAS a pas
acnKer On The Flyer. told tbe facts
al the case today. and states that
unless other parties report Il 10
tho marine inspectors ha all do -.
We ueFe aboat hair mile from
the dock. on the Flyers last trip
from Tacoma naid Mr. Boyle.
shea the indianapolis aprcArod
GA the port side. coming toward So
attic from the north. at abaut riEh,
angles 10 ths Flyer There we're
no whistles blown. bat suddealY the
Flyer put about 10 atAFhoafd and
reversed her engtnes- The tudisn-
npolia ahot past. missing as ~
about twn feat
II thu FLYER had not stopped the
indianapolis would have cut her
clean ia two A the Indianapolis
GOT past a. she whistiea tor the
first time
4 supposed TIA, the Flyers cap
tain. net being AZ all 10 blame.
would report the ineidrnt TO the
marine inspectors. but II he does
cot shall An awfnl accia~at ~As
narrowly avrrtrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

Divorce for business reasons "
tho new fad OF King county d.
vorceea Mrs. Martha KyefaOn
sued George Ryofson for a divorce
on the ground u nonaupport but
IA the course Of the hearing today
sbe grew confidential To be
candid. Judge. sho said. i want
the divorce for business reasons. !
find Il rather inconYenient and
troublesome in the buying and soil
ing Of property 20 need the sigma.
ture Of a husband whenever i
make a deal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
WORDS OF the WISE.

Much rain wears the marble. --
Shakespeare
All. powerful money gives birth
and beauty Horace
A true reformation must begin
At the upper end --0cruani
WsaHnn governs the wise man
and cudEain the fool French.
Man projects All his life. and dies
without realizing French.
lie who takes the child by the
hand takes the mother by The
heart Danish
The kiuE may give the honor.
bat thou art to make myself honor
able German.
I am the slave Of him who re-.
CARDS me aud the king Of him who
diareeards me Turkish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
CLAIMS CRUELTY
TO AMIN AIS

Private Citizen ~ n kcndrsck
held ap team Of 0Ibbnn q pono,
yan's on Eeeond av this morning
On the pisa ~ cruelty TO animals.
one Of tho h0rscn had a large rcd
red sore over i,a far ntifio and the
breechlux % the harness was
eisafinE q and keeping II lrritsisd
William smith was driving Tor c.
4. Osborn. the toamstef. who was
aittinx behind Smith. on tho load
Mr. krudrick laid the Information
before The Humane society which
viii carry the matter 10 the al
legged offenders. GibboH q Don
IVAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
WESTERN POLITICAL
STRUGGLE Is ON

and naturally. a situation In which
the delegations 20 the national ~.
publican convention will be organ.
iacd AGAINST tho Roosevelt eandi.
date and pollcloa. rhla Ia the plan
attributed to the managers OF the
great convention that assembled
here leaay The presidents al,
visrra. however. believe there Ii
atill a chance for them "a organise
and control the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

The curHage on the new suits In
cut low. and here the Irish Kuipure
or the Mochlin q displayed. accord.
ing 20 the taste Of the Weafer. Her
arms will be as bare a. her throat
Brilliant coloring Is shown IN the
silks that are modelled into bath
ing suits Sulphur. abalnihe green.
Danish blue and gay plaida are tho
favoritea The stocking match tho
dress. and 80 do the shoes. These
are IN the form Of sandals. with tho
ribbons sfrapping the ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
10 ROBBED or $4,000.

Despite tho vigiIancs Of the po-
liea. a clever gang OF SNEAK thieves
la operating In the lodging houses
OF the city. MIRA IeAate Claus. who
roomz sf SIS Pike at. had So
atolsa from haF ruam last night.
and Samuel Forest. who occupies q
foom In tho New York lodging
house. ~aa rubbed o. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

II 5xsf{Rfs ff-ehf~F"
.mxra colo. June H. The
i w'Nlsslepl Public Land con.
- Ma opened thls mofnins
- tiaehiel
kunare1 delegates from
. washington. Kansas.
- south Dakota Utah.
ssrIco Idaho. Ariaona. Wy
!. nshhana and California.
49, psaeho,. naillnKeF and
uAa represent the admin,
- arrived iaAt nleht-
- Raehtei praised Roosevelt
y !. sshsaies today he said
=. ~ = dicuss the relation Of
sssrass states 20 public land.
- fyAsns a broad program 70
X AZ speedy development %
~sssaea laad&
& ~ east thlnkN Ne have moth
- sesbays and Indians in the
4, psops In congcssed Guar
! ~ BIG cities IN the east
! eneeuragrd 70 GENE wcat
ssnpy tracts OF the public
r. Art question 10 Be discussed
I rs tho United States govern.
III n,asfitntionai right to hold
aaAs within the borders OF
- sAss uadcr perpstuai oWner
8 40 sovereignty ~lthoat the
- q The atAte
szsksz and Nswell are especial
I : targets Of the delokateA. the
4 whnm are opposed IN tho
aazssl ef public lands toF for
~ reserves
z,ssla said We are here -
- tae ADMINISTRATION policy.
= nasl be followed and ~
q sri nev ideas for The preal-
Eke1sss Carter % Montana vas
- ssmposafy chairman. To-day
y srpear sith badges bearing
saFss "A sqaare deal Tor tne
u lxsez No disastrous OF Out.
11z reztrtctiona
kazsnF Carter spoke. sayinE that
kl<xasa told him that be Saa
~ . ssrvs on COMMITTEES ~ b.
\ - psrred u 10 DID bis sheep
~ y driven from the range
fsskss fsplied and said the SOW.
nnsAg officials Who Issued the
uxlzr xouid BE- punished
/ / seess vas taken AZ nooa until
f4a<z his afternoon.
| ~ ga BE- aecurateiY described
J - Trans Mlsfzalpps Anfi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
MINERS TO ADOPT
NEW PLEDGE

DENVER. Colo. June is-The
Western Federation Of Miners re-
port ffam Nome. Alaska. contained
the wufd dynamite" 70 which
some Of the members objected
Attorney MnrpheY presented The
IMPORT. advising the miners 10
bur stock Ia mines where Il van
possible "a avoid strikes
The dsingaten debated 70 the
Haywood defense fund
The proposed amendment. The
union exacta no pledge or obiiEA'
tioa ffom yoa conflicting with the
duty you owe 20 your God. country
OF fellow man. or which conflicts
with your religious or political be
ilof." vii probably pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
BALLARD GIRL HAS DISAPPEARED

The girl. who lives az t08 Lang
ridge st with her parents. had been
GU tho point OF KoinE % ranch OF
her fathers near Tolt. when she
suddenly disappeared Her family
believes that she did not want 10
go TO Toll and ran away 10 avoid
doing 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
WANTED A DIVORCE FOR
BUSINESS REASONS

She was granted a divorce under
tho clause Of the law which pro
vides that court may grant n
divorce for whatever reasons Il
deems proper
His constant habit OF supplying
her only with nickeis Whenever
she asked him for money, aud big
iazlnoHa. which manifested itseif
whenever he was asked TO snlit
wood. are the reasons assigned d
Josie F1izman for a divorce froi4
George Fitzman Judge horria
granted her wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
pillows
Vaa DYks~-Charles Van Dyke. ~
June II. AZ Providence hospital
sehofield Age 80. June 7. n
Waysids Emergency hospital
Harrison Emma Harrison. -,
June Is. az 1902 Thirteenth az.
DaIuF William DaiaE. ~. June
NJ, at Seattle General hospital
shana-Ierry shane. 81. June 8
AZ Wayaide Emergency hospital
Breaxeale 49, Kathleen HFeazeale.
-. June Is. At All Einwood.
NeNharg Anna Nawburg. 20
June Ie. at Ballard hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

Seventeen ycarold Hazel Lord.
the daughter OF winalow II. Lord.
a retired millman OF ballard. has
hoen missing from her home since
iAst Friday. and relatives are much
worried at their failure to hear
frum her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

aa'asns was a fright 10 look
-. ~ .hen sarbod In alpaca a. she
- nom dip IN the seq.
- Or who wishes 70 bo fash
attifud when she appears
= aie sea shore sand viii be all
- Her hose. her shoes. her
49, heF bathing cap. viii be the
4. p NE l0giy worm. Elaborate
A zaen a. she wears upon her
49,. bail gown. will trim her
es sait This old Dame Fash.
ass eetsrmined upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
BIRTH RECORD.

births were registered today as
follows
Comha-At 3bl5 First av ". w,
June ie. 90 wife Of Francis l..
Combs. a daughter
Hiayton At 1861 Charles 81.
June IS. 20 wife Of Jesse A Haydn,
son.
Allen AT CIT Twenty second ay
n. Juno II. 90 wife Of George Allen
a daughter
Nelson AT 1929 loren av.. June
IA. 10 wife OF Louis Nelson. a
daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
new EQUIPMENT
FOR N. p. ny.

panied by officials In the freight
aud passenger dopa .tmants.
Mr. Elliott states that at least
500 locomotives and 1000 new cars.
Including box ears aud coaches. Will
bo delivered "a the company with
in the year. This rolling stock Will
thoroughly reequip tho whole aya
tenn
The Elliott party viii go 10 Tia.
coma this afternoon In their pn'
yate car This morning a short
conference with local officials took
place at the union depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
AM UCk
T. A. PAXTON RUNS WILD WITH
GUN AND A HATcsgr-lANos
IN CITY JAIL.

Armed with a hAtrhet ana an
evil looking kaa. r A. Paxton. Who
resides At 1905 ssyeath av.. ran
amuek last Night aud terroriscd tho
nelEhborhood. winding up At the
city taii paston claimed tn court
this morning that he vas under the
influence Of liquor. but On the toe
limoaY ~ hla wife. whom he u said
a. have thFeAtenad Ia kill. ha waA
sentenced 60 serve twenty days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

The Chicago. Milwaukee q 81
Paul roAd Notwithstanding that V
has been rushinE ita terminal work
Ia this city has boon unable 10
complete this within tho time limit
OF the permits taken out. and has
had 10 ask for renewals for a large
amount OF work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
HITS LOG.
JAM

The steamer Princess Victorid
coilided with and passed over q
boom Of logs last Saturday morning
while off West Point. bat luckily
suffered but slight damage The
vessel Was delayed but 20 minutes
as a result % the encounter. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
Lx AND LACE FROM SAN
nLs TO BATHING CAP MUST
x MORN ~ the GIRL WHO
nfs TO THE BEACA THIS
iItsos-t4ow CAN size POS
shy co m swImMlNef

> ssthesine Leekle.
Fw-is stars Exclusive ssrsiec-i
" YORK. June IL The
lzlzxsT foolish old song ia which
|z'ss0a to 20 a.swimminx vas
esfiets4 By tho advice. Bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

n u estimated thst thers are
thiftY as forty rshlie tanansts
EVER nf3ht Tn i.osana the Ysas
faana. % = total "a abaut "a eaa.
ana that sac eumbvs Of the SITTER q
ent persaaa whn thus absorb Fich
fuoa sd wGnes on uaanr atffnFsnt
00eaaiaas - aa.aaa rarfs appears
o. Be- = fear that thss wtli - az eaa
Tor tn sssrsr asttish diEssstan as
80 wateF h alleged "a have been
for tha aissssieu ~ AsssFtssL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
COMMANDER INDICATED.


fScripp'a Telegraph SerNtcesl
WASHINGTON. juno ls.-Tho
treasury department today yindi-
Gated tho commander OF the cruiser
Charleston Of his attempt 10 de-
fraud the government BY evading
duties at San Diego. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
METcAlF Is GOING
TO FRISCO

WASHINGTON. June is.-secre
tary MefeaIf viii leave for san
Franriaco Cor his summer vacation
ncxt seek lie will Investigate
the labor conditions Ia reference 20
the effect the disturbances have
had apou the facilities fnr the cons
ntruciion Of naval FcSAeia al the
uninN Ifon worN,>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
10 RAISE
100000 FUND.
tserlpp. Telegraph sersies.l

I6crpps TeIe0raph oeFNIce.I
CHICAGO. Juno IS Secretary
Russell. OF the TeiegrapherE
union. said today that there IL NO
change ia the aituation The tel
egraphers were asseAssd a fun
days pay. II Is Intended 10 raise
a tf00. 600 fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
REBELS
kIL.L.E:

(soripps Telegraph servlee)
LONDON. June s--A Hongkong
dispatch says that the government
troops have killed 100 rebels In a
battle at NaaHu, near pakhOi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

4ovat Dad Drank His Sons Health
Al a Gun Club Tournament,

ON the day Of the birth Of the
afince Of the Asurias, King Alfonso
I'd spain WAS able TO keep a pigeon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18

~ your cook a. H1 lnauheflinutc,
why don't you discharge herr
I'm afraid that would only make
her worse Cleveland Leader,
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In ether dsYs Aiaasin tasas8 ,hs
lamp % set results Voc. ahaat ire
b~st meet % us can "a = q htt
the PIPE
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PREslogNT HOWARD ELLioTr
EXPECTS 500 NEW ENGINES
AND 1000 NEW CARS THIS
YEAR.
President Howard Elliott Of tho
Northern Pacific railroad IL In 30
httie to-day. Mr.. Elliott IL ON n
GENERAL tour Of inspection OF tho
eost end % the line aud Is accom-.
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shooting engagement, 80 Hatiaiac-
tory was the queens condition }.
and picture Of him was snapped
as he was In the act OF drinking
his heirs health.
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SOME RETURN TO
WORK

Some Of the strikers at the Great
Northern docks have gone hack 10
work. Tho union. however. has no
sniantion Of giving 10. declaring
thls naoraiaK that q would continue
90 stand out for the original de-
mand Tho local union has not 70.
cnixed any overture a. yet towards
tho formation Of an alliance which
would require q 20 lend support
10 the SInith's Cove uaion.
u IL easier for man TO nonvtnrn
the wasta hes a genius than 70 con.
vinsa atm that he isnst a=FIeFida
Timsa Ifniau.
FISHING Tackle In all grades
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WASHINGTON. June it.--In
1905 there will be if Of the young
er set Of the United States army
holding the title Of general
They will slowly slft out until
1929. when Gen Fred II. Funston
will be the only one remaining.