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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
PJSTAL SURVEY
COMPLETED TO ELY

ELY, New, June 6.-On Friday last
the survey for the Postal Telegraph
company was complete from Tonopah
to Ely. The actual construction work
ON the line was commenced from Salt
Lake recently, and has now been
completed along the line Of the West
than sixty miles and will reach Ely
some time during the present sum-
mer.
The line is being built under con
solidatiorz of the Postal and Utah
Independent companies, and will do
a telephone as we'll as a general tel
egraph business.
When the line is completed it will
be possible to telephone from Gold
field to Denver Or San Francisco.
From Ely the line will be constructed
westward to Eureka, Austin, Tono-
pah. G0ldfield, Carson. Reno and San
Francisco. The entire cost of the
line from Salt Lake to San Francisco
viii be in the noiehborhOod of half
million dollars.
wills Rrougher is spending the day
il Reno.
Charles Stout has moved his family
TO I-eno where he will reside in the
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06

J. D. Dickson of Reno is a Carson
City visitor.
Grant Merrill of Woodfords is a
visitor to this city.
G. l.. Dignowity Of Reno is attend.
ing to business matters in this city
James T. Shaw and DR.. E. T. Krebs
have returned from a trip to Masonic
Charley Hickey. wife and children
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B. Hickey of this city.
Professor Howe who is connected
with the University of Nevada faculty
has arrived in this city where he viii
spend his summer vacation.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06

1t is estimated that the sum OF
100000 has been subscribed by men,
bers of the Western Federation of
Miners for the defense of Haywood,
Meyer and Pettibone. Still, may
money purchase justice or injustice
neither in this case nor in any other.
If the men are innocent, may it be
unneeded, and if they are guilty may
it be expended in vain. And the
same thing should be said concerning
the money which presumably is be.
hind the prosecution. The people
desire justice, and not a commercial
transaction.-Record Union. >
A new way of using the telephone
has been discovered. If you do no,
wish to place your mouth to the trans
mitter, you can place your ches,
against it firmly and the voice viii
be transmitted to the transmitter o.
the telephone as it would by {
sounding board. It works, try It.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
THE VOTE FOR
QUEEN AND GODDESS

Miss Hannah still leads in the
race for the queen with Miss Mabel
Stewart second. Last evening the
committee agreed to let Miss Laura
Thompson and Mrs. Cowden retire
from the list as the reasons they gave
could not be overcome.
Following is the vote for the Queen
as counted by the committee last
night:
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06

Ed Benedict of Mono Lake is
spending a few days in this city.
Arthur Doane has returned from
Reno where he has been attending
the University and will spend his va
cation in this city.
Mayor Kirman and a party Of
friends are spending the day In this
city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06

There is said to be forty men with
fortunes of more than $5O,OOO,OOO in
the Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, district,
all Of which were accumulated
through the coal and iron industries.
There are many other lesser million
aires created by the same source. A
striking example of the tariff protect.
ing q special few at the expense OF
the many.
Prince Catlin is over from Reno
on business.
Mrs. ARA Porter of Santa Barbara
is the guest Of Mrs. r. G. Stoddard
at the Arlington.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
CARRIAGE PAINTING

Barrett, the carriage paint, is
turning not some fine work at his
new quarters south OF the Rriggs
House
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06

IN the contest Tor the Goddess Of
Liberty Miss francis Olding leads
with Miss Irene Brougher a close Sec
ond. Following is the vote as count
ed by the committee this morning:
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS

ArlingtOn-A. w. Filling, S. F.: A
Oppenheimer, S. F; j. A. Murphy,
St. Louis E. A. Porter, Reno; Grant
c. Merrill, Woodfords; H. G. Gould,
Reno.
Fark-Chas. Washeim, Wadsworth;
r. d. Jackson, Reno; A. Boyd, Seattle
Alfred Litchenstein and wife, Yoring
ton.
Briges-D. Wolfe. Jake Young.
Senator Wcs5crfeld OF Washoe and
his wife were in this city today
81 Piper OF Virginia City was in
town today looking after his theatri-
cal business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
CONFTRMEDCROOK
CONFESSES

Harry Gray. alias Pred Bond Who
has been arrested with Willie Da-
via and Burns Cunningham for
burglary has made a full epnfes-
sion 70 the polics. According 70 his
story he has served a term IN the
psnitentlaFy A. San Quentim and a
term q five years in the Colorado
pen In San Qusntin because Of hts
great strength be was known as
the King Of the Gravel Pit. Ehsrs
he vas az uork. In Colorado he
vas severely dealt with and left
the priaon broken IN health II no IL
20 De believed. there are certain IN
sfrumsuts Of torture IN use IN the
latter prison that should not BE-
used on an animal Since eominE
20 Seattle Gray has continued TO
break fha law hnd has drawn 9th
ers into crime with him. The two
boys he taught % steal viii prob.
ably be- sent 70 the reform school
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he shut he eyes and waited for tbs
brute 20 do ia worst. hut lt did
not stir.
Growing holder. he shoNeFrd
blow after blow. with all the might
II hia fists. on the psatink erca-
ture. which only ciunE the tighter
AZ each hiow As noon as be real.
lfed In his terror that Il was 81.
frring no resistance. be softly and
g.nEerlY put cut his hand VIVA,
vas his aniaxement when his fin.
gsra came In contact with a VAIN
hnmaa arm. Ii vas the wlfe q his
black boy who had dashed in her
frisht into bis house. while her
husband had elambered into safety
on the Fouf above
Mawauihe = the post in the cen.
tor 81 the pfKmY district. and here
few 81 the tanner % them would
sometimes como In with an ante.
iope for barter. Huf Il vas On ths
mRrrh. far from any station. that
We came into close contact with
these little folk. a distinet priv
lsge, Cor theY are almost shy ar
Tho beasts 81 the forest themselves
Happily for me. however. they
had grown accustomed - mr. bus
band during bis previous Walt 10
this district MANY % them had
hunted With aim. ana e was Nlgh
littis difficulty that he persuaded
them 70 bring their wives aud
friends 10 dance fov us 81 our tent
door.
Curious little creatures they are
With big broad heads and compact.
vsii-prcportioned bodies. ct on
short sturdy legs Even the ehil.
dren have old wlrened faces. bat
their Wild dark eyes glow with an
energy and Aiertneam quite un.
known TO any other natives that
we mot on cur journey
Hunting i their one idea Of a
happy existence OF their own III.
tle seetioa Of the forest thsy know
every corner and Granny. ever
bees neat away In tha branches
and iuat when they must climb ur
20 clean the honey. avary haunt
where the different animals love %
wander. and their ever little hsb.
II In fact. their dances are main.
" made up % mimic scensa u the
hnating field. frOm limitations OF
their quarry. iis cry. It's way oi
resting. its walk. itn flight. the
pursuit. spearing. shooting or net.
tina. 20 the burst of frsnxlaa tri.
smph 81 its capture
60 Be continusd1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
NEW CITY STABLES

p vrses committee yesterday
szacs reported savorabiY On
oFf'rances auDfuprtAtinE
- . sssld a new series Of city
n1a
= sain stables win be erected
- ~ Seattle Tide Lands.
~ sans st. bridge. and will cost
= 'sxt Ia sire wili BE- erected
y e Madison e. power house
- Is 900 Another stable
81 Asoaf 1850 viii b built
esAJs Home addition. north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
MAINE DECISIONS.

Judge Hartford has decided that
the Northern Navigation company
and the Northern Commercial CON
pauy arc exempt from all liability
FOR the atranding Of the steamer
Leah on September ~.
Judge Hanford yesterday ordered
the steamer annie N Nixon to b.
condemned and sold to satisfy
claims Of King 4 Winge. aud inter
veuing libellantE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
LAUNDRY BILL
CAUSES ROW

At a late hour last night Victor
Cont. an Italian laborer. and Chin
Hong, a Chinese iRundrymsn. be
came involved in . dispute in tho
Chinaman'n wAsh house and the
disturbance was such as 10 attract
the attention OF Patrolman Herpe
Inch. lie put : sudden end 10 the
festivities BY sending the malcon
tents 20 the police station. where
they were locked up Tho trouble
arose over q laundry bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
rueILfsT TO ANSWER
CHARGE az MURDER

LONDON. May ia verdict Of
murder Was rstufusf Ia the Croydon
police court yesterday against Ped
lar Palmer the English pukiiist
who killed Robert fhaate April -
- beating him while they were re-
turning from the farss IN a failroaa
car
When Palmer heard the decision
he shrisked and fell down IN q
faint ia the dock. tfia wife and
slNtef were present ~ court and
also created q scene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
:. ~o<.rk>r DANCER FROM
..an. Powrt.t-Corro>
-, u,rr FINALLY ARRIVE
x~e xsrtox OF THE ar
-..x.e1s AN CUnIots TIT
ms rseuins.
~ n nrsYtsn Powell ssts@s
rxfkpTER N

n urs u Hssften rs~ an
CHATTER ~.
,rssaxh ths forest itself NAs a.
- ~ sron lsogasas. they dtef'
- ,esss,ss oms u the hig clear
- e.lpakss 20 the descendants
! - "a slase traders Mhiif
~.ssa nsar ere % thcse settle
- EAsiabans. a great taYorits
rnsz ear porters. vas eaas
ualsa s sAe nsek
~ eas string. one evsnins. over
i. r..le h<ashvood firv ahsrius
I. mssl wssA a friend Suddenly
s.surs d. slightest rustic had
,<-nst shsn Of the leopard
/ xmaky ss2rcaeh. ths brute fiank
| no sncs hin and fastened Is
| $50 i n poor fellows nsek
| a. aa-asz auickiy eluichei ne
r.srsx nssis he could ind. = ais
bss<s z lsaanas. and hurled y
vrs 81 rsla at The animal 3
kxsa Fexhunea ~ tho Afn. ths
| r-ss1 riingaished his prey. and
yfrt ~ into he darkness. not
-ment TOO seon. tor kaaim hasi
/ ~ lrsAaT several kideoua EAAhes.
| 81 wlthiz 80 Astonishing "
| Or. TIA b vas s,srdiiy carry.
ii Is Cad aszla. a. lively and
] sNnx Q worker a. ever. Curious
/ \ sscaxA. IRIS vsry man not only
/ -sksd kls lie n q rpshlng torsnE
b are = ssv q our fiock from b.
kr wet away By the swollen
u,rs III soms tlne laiar BE res.
NJ ~ kuss4nd from under =
waent llnn. With amazing eour-
y asa presence % mind
! Ells falling the story ~ the
tssrs aas srsring. over a frugal
sz1s. co kaest. an Italian doctor
y Id zst On the way. began 20
rze - sxpsTisnces vita the
80 a-zE I seemed hs had iust
'nr1nd uzs evening IN . lonely
nxg xhsn theTe vas a freaxlsa
" e Leopardal lsopards~ Next
sanSsl n ths marky light. .
~ hrn harst into hia hut and
rs iisslf Hpon aim a. he iay IN
= srs lie last hour had eams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
ALL TIn raorrTs on
THE INSURANCE GONE.

NEW YORK, May l0.--Ths San
Francisco conflsgfation Of April.
1909, swept away not only every
dollar of profit previously made By
the Insurance companies out Of uns
dsrwritin9 since 1880. but eosl them
ffpfok.iTt besides. according 20 a
etatsmsni made by President usorRe
nurehsii, ~ the national board OF
underwriters In the annual meet
ing OF that organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
NIECE 90 ADsraAL EVANS DIES.

I'll PAeO. Tea. May H. Misc
Matte WattsFson. aged 70 years
aaia 70 be a niana Of Admiral Rsbs
lev Evans. ard . nembsr % the
Daughters Of the Amsrican Kssaius
ton Naa fosna dead in her room
fsatafaay The eauss % death IL
given a. heart failure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
NEW INTERPRETATIONS


OLYMPIA. April ioa@Ths follow
Ina corporation papers were filed
with the secretary OF state
Cock a CO. Incorporated. % isr.
ssy city, \. j.. with appointment Of
Herbert Roberts. Of seattle. a. agent
Ia this state.
New companies Johnson oiled
Clothing company. Of Seattle. $50,
Geo. GEORGE A. Johnson. q. A. John
sou, Jr, ana ". ". Cos
gamano Lumber a Manufacturing
company Of CRmano. $4,000. a. ".
Westfail and a. W Mitchell
nafth Investment company, % as
attic. $1,000. " EdHar uarth, y. 3
cariihia and George Hafth.
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srpRo-wooLLrY TEACHERS.


AEnhos Wooi4tsEN. wash. April
1.-THE board OF education has
elected the following teachers Tor
the ensuing year, with John q cold
thwaige a. superintendent Mrs. A
A. curry. Grace smith, Elsie p
Ions jean nraWn. Hlfdis Wiuchsii
Helen Miller. Jessie snidsr Mary
Cannon. Margaret eafnpiou. Mary
puresii Nell Morrow. Alta Ne
LauNhlin and Ira Gerdon
Tho matter % new school build
ins has not been fuiiF decided
Al the special election Wsdnes
daY the proposition u snnekinE
new territory was carried ~ an
almost unanimous vote % the eitY
and district proposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
10 DIRECT LEGISLATION

H'ss ? cetierll was elected
11snf q the Direct Leei siatiou
orsasizsd IN Bcniugham last
II saening Charles u
present superintendent oi
q she city o. Seattle. vas
Treasurer Another meeting
nm b held IN Seattle when
NsaAlzsiion viii be made per.
he league comprises I'd.
- q The Initiative and refer.
9afsn q law making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

MADISON VIE May 70 Five
ballots were taksn In The Tspgh=
uean senatorial caucus last niaht
showing a gain fer stephenson. The
final ballot follows
ESch ~ PHlten 80. Stephenson u.
MrOrsg0r i6. scattered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
@. A. a. NAN DIGs.

Frazier G. Hazsiton, a farmer,
who has been making bis home ~
Mercer Island. u dead al tbs age
OF 81 years He was a o. A. y
man and will be buried BY that
order lie leaves a widow. Anna
NJ UaKeiton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

The Mleaisan club viii meet st .
o'clock this evenins IN FeFssters
hall. tazz FfFst Av rte sRsainE
~ili BE devoted chiefly 80 social
fsatafss
rksFs Ca.raes - usr,
teha hsffia. an ttsfsArsoid
srhoei oaT. Nas arrested - ratroi-
man QatHa yesterday sa = shsrEs
% stsalink to suits 81 elnthea
from tha toeSa % ID @ seat s4s
union It
Passed nas chs~k.
~ = tall vas arrested yesterday
81 fslFalman hsius fee Hassin9 q
baa check 10 a sAiooa IN the soath
end. faa draft ives tra9n npon
Ars n /. Halt % taaspsBasaes.
Ne
rt..s s~s~. nuitas.s.
y W kRhlr. pfselasnt ef THE
csesesnt Manufactures eampany
Annogaesa yesterday that bis 0em-
pany weala besie nee baililns.
proeskl1 els stories hlsA. lnimsa
diatsiY after the eofabistien 81 ths
Dearborn 81 FsErsds ar. Kahis
r~csatiT purchased = esrnsr %
Maynard ~ snd Dearborn .
Pref as~asi. ns.s Ready.
Beck SELLERS have received ths
frrt tnstAI.nsnt % Prot EAm.ne
Meanysa new book. =svansaaxsr's
Discovery 81 P9wet soaaas Th@
demand fof m. hsoS T. naturally
Afss. &c u 10 the maat sempists
and reliable histeTy q TIE aiscovs
err 81 The Northwest
WIN Vet Meet Here
s~crefArg G. ~ r3ndail 81 the
Chamber ~ Commerce. has re-
ceisss notice that the natteuAI eon
vsatian 81 railway coalnitsiqusfs
wili nat - held la Seattle this
yer Instead the censsHtien vii
b. ealisd st washinEtas. =. q
VIM Fumasx.ss nssk.-
Ths heard Of health ard the w.
brary commissioners have nats ar
ran4emeuta for the famtEation %
all hsaks frutn ths ruhtte library
thar ~. fouud In the homes %
families affected With anr tind %
contagious dissa.s.
frs.h >shssw.s Here.
sr Lionel MarNahan and Lafy
Ntae Mahon. % the eeuntF Tyrone
ireland. arrived IN seattle Yes'srs
NAN WM hft#HH 80 w aHHsE #H7#HHt
are lost eompistins = tour around
taa world. ara va 50 from here
10 Canada. thsucs 90 Ems ana.
Appeal Tor Fsssisr Fusa.
An appeal was sent out 1sstsrdaf
~ ire Mss nr NJ A. Matthew'S.
president q TIE Seattle RED Cross
society. faf o. eHo fef the famine
sufferers IN China, nf. Matthews
made hts srpeai 60 the people 81
SEATTLE for the sake. name arc
pride Of the city. Ths To- 81 Req
crass society also received from
the national headquartsrr an ex-
haustiss report on the Chinese SIT
aatioh.
rarsnsr Mtnl.t~T Here.
The REV. W W Ferrtsf. former
paator Of the University CouEfes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
NATIONALS AT LOS ANGLE


fsrFipps TsIeeFaph s.Fsn
IyOB ANQELE8, Cal, hsy ~
special train bearing the main Dody
Of delegates and officers Of the Ma,
tlonal Congress Of Mothers arrived
hero this morning Tonight re-
csptlon will be rendered the off
GERS and delegates. The reception
will mark the opening Of a four
days session Of the congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

rtTTaFIELD. Mass heY H.
George Wprthiuston. bishop ~ Ne
tr4sks. has been appointed 90 tahr
charge ~ the American tpiaropsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

sationai church. ard Al The present
time editor OF the Pacific. a Goa
EFsksttsasi publication Of ban
FranFlscc. f. IN seattle on business
~ eauusetion with his publication
N. 10 stepping az ths Palace hotel
Te usss ntst ts.ses.
Additional hyaFAniis equipment
ana aIaa twa snail locomotives are
heinx put into uss ~ II " uaws
Lev she - 81 work % the fesfads
Of usnnY hail 10 Increase the ca
pseity ef the ~ork.
Rate. 90 gssas.tewa.
Trsusa8ntinrntai taiiFass agencies
gu The wsat have bssn infnFmed that
the Jamestown eHEeaitioa rates
frem the ceAst will Re enc first
class fare plas 1ia to- the refund
trip.
ees.s sosstsssf co HeFs~s.
Mt aad Mrs. ouinef scott ~
Ssw YaFk. are mAkius "trip %
harsseaek from o. Paul 70 Seattle.
Thsy left 81 Paul Taesdsy and
ars sms~ctsa 20 arrive ~ seattle
N Ice aaYs tlms The heattn are
rssninsns Nxw Nors seelstf people.
Mrs.. Aestt wss feFmsflY Miss Ella
Aasa. - ksattis,
VIII Give Social
aaattls rnion No II. Order Of
washington, will sntsrtnin its
.-ssasessaa-raaasasas4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
Spectacles $l.00

We make glasses 60 suit eli
kinds of eyes and the prices 20
stii the most economical You get
q square deal here schuehafd
Optical Co. is07 Second av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
JUST sUtTe.

There IL something radically an
ferent about "Ansto" Dhotoe; they
just suit. Photo pillow covers q
specially. I4f4 second az.
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Suits $500

Suits for all men especially
business men who desire the union
label W. ~ Hutchinson Co. cor
Union 81 aud Second ay 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

friends NJ social tomorrow even
Ing at Columbia hall. Seventh, near
Pike. A short program. progressive
whist aud dancing will be enjoyed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

church IN Europe In succession TO
bishop Henry g. Peter. who re.
aligned.
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roaro nroo orrrcrAL NAMED.

wAsHis9ruN. - g.. May IL
Official announcement % the aps
paihtmsnt ~ William A. WiiloHEn=
~. Of the District 81 Columbia. 20
DO secretary. aud samuel y. 0Fomer.
~ Missouri 70 b. treasurer. re-
speetiysiy. - Porto Rico. has been
made public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

skHlA6T0N. May 10 The
ha minister vas first Informed
e e'rih y a son 20 the queen
: representative Of the scrippa
'Ash association He said.
- Z ana Fine. fine. fine
fseeiyed the news from
s'ifea pet Brings much hap
~ % ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Tho new country club VIII Hoou
begin the construction ~ its is-hale
course In the tract ~ $40 acres
owned ~ the club near Richmond
John Ball has the contract The
grounds Rfil he ready Z or play b.
May T. 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
Tors. 1913 Third Ave. have eight
new tables and the only bio pool
table IA Seattle. A place for sen.
Gemans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

The Washington Fire Insurance
Company has been approved ~
the Michigan state Insurance 10.
paftuent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

sezs set Russell Jennings Al.
ger Bits, tf4s. g. 90 se, IrSin's
$3.50. al HpinnlagS 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
Hamilton Studio

$3.50 colman Bldg. High Erade
photography az reasonable prices.
No coupons or other frauds. "
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FURNISHING eoous nnrn

Pure white Linen handkerchief
worth Ice each UnoAsimsd
Freight Sale pfsos. 3 Cor ....5r
Mems Heavy working shirta In
ali colors and styles. worth Tsc
each; Unclaimed Frsight sale
...-...s.s. ..-..... -d6e
Pure Linen Collars in ode sises
regular price } for use; Tn
claimed Freight Sale Price
while they last. each 49,. sc
A nice Dress Shirt. worth si.ee;
Unclaimed Freight sale Price
sstsssssssss.s .s...s.s sssstUo
Mems Fire and poffce snspsnders,
worth CSC; Unclaimed Freight
sale Price ................ 15c
A fine line Of fancy Vests In all
coiors and sizes, from 90 up
Canvas Gloves. while they last. at
the Unclaimed Freight Sale.
pair ....s..sa.. ....-.-..ss DO
Three pairs 20 each CUSTOMER.
Fast Black Seamless Hose, At the
Unclaimed Freight sale, pairs
for ...t.s.. ....-.....s.-. szoe
A big line OF Furnishing
Goods IN ali styles ana colors and
makes. ali so nj Unclaimed
Freight sale Prices
LOOK ron THE BrG SIGN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
LOCAL FLASHES

utshikaa Cish &c Meet
The Mleaisan club viii meet ~ .
o'clock this evening IN Fe#estera
hall. tfss FfFSt Av TIE sesninE
~ili bs devoted chisfiy 50 social
features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

air Lionel MarNahnn and iAfg
Mae Mshon. % the cpunty Tyrone
ireland. arrived IN seattle Festsr.
daY oa their wag 20 EnNtand ThsY
are Just eempistins tour around
ths world. ara viii 50 from here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Neuh aellefs haFa FTeeIF~I us
firrt tnstAIlmsnt % Prot Eamene
q Meanysa new book. sstansaaxsr's
Discovery 81 P4wet sssad" The
demand foF n. hsok T. naturally
age. ss u IL the asast eeapists
ana reliable histsry q tie aiscoTs
err 81 The Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

TIE beard o. health and the w.
brary commissioners have naaas a.
ran4etuenta for the fHmtEation ~
All ksoka frutn ths ruktts library
thar ~. found 10 the hausu ~
families affected With anr kind u
csnfaEaaHs disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10
SHOE DEPT.

All our tsso. 400 snd stso shoes
10 at Unclaimed Freight Sale
for ..-tt.ss .s.-4ss tssF , 6.ob
All our $500 aud So 90 Shoes -
Of the Unclaimed Freight sale
for ........... .....,. s3.A5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

s~crefArT G. ~ rAndail 81 ths
chanhsf % Commerce has 70
ceigsa ncsies that the nattauAi eon
vsatlaa 81 railway coalustasigusfs
wili nat - held la Seattle this
yeaF Instead the renrsHtien Vii
- ealiad st WaahinKtnn. II. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

The rev. W W Fsrrlef. former
paator Of the University CouEfs'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

n = IaN vas arrested yesterday
~ fFfraiman hslus fer rassiu9 q
bad check 10 a s4ioaa IN the soath
end TIE draft ives trasn upon
Afs. n = Halt % tuaspeHtsncs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-10

Roattis rnion No II. Order Of
washlnRton. will sntsftain its
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-22
,,Kazdy poWinien Wie-
dZieG"

powlada G. G. Hays wybitny
byzresista z Bluff Mo-, il Buckle =
ma ma6c arnikowa jest najpredsza
gojaca maso'a przyrz4dzana ma ra
ny, rany z popslenia Tub wrzody.
Uzywa{em jej i WIEN o czem mo-
vie. Gwarautowana przez M. J.
Kowalewskiego, sptekarza. Sc.