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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows.
Swanson Alfred Swanson, So,
July 10. Pacific Hospital.
Lewis Herbert Lewis. "a, June
n. Fort gibhon
Hyde Mrs. Mary Hyde. 80, July
al. Providence hospital
Young Axllne M Young. a., Jan.
10. Nome, Alaska
Burgess Mary Burgess. %. Mar
3. Nome, Alaska
Smith Eva j. Smith. 81. July IA.
40 Ninth ay
Sodsizzi Rosa Sedsizzi. 3. July
~. Seattle General Hospital
Griggs Homer H. GnRgs. 30 July
t3. 1863 w. Fturia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
HANDLING OF CONVENTION
ELECTS PRAISE

city AZ one time has been amply
demonstrated hy the ease aud IA
ciiity with which the Christian In.
deaFof convention was handled.
~fute Af. Clark. iiotcis. boarding
houses. railways and strcet cars
we're equal 10 the occasion and
thousands 81 visitors from this aud
forcizn Countries we're delighted
aith The arrangement made Cor
their entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
STATE SUPREME COURT AS
AN AID TO PLUNDERBUND

ton between two OF the parties
(which IL of intorosi here. There
hnd been a change Ia the proseent.
itlg attorneys office during the
pehdcncY OF the suit and At the
limo ~ the decision that office was
oeruplod by Walter Fulton. who.
after he oont ou Of office was
indicted By Grand jues ior rofus.
ina te perform his sworn duty 10
enforce the laws OF the state. The
decision hi The suit was written
ny Judge w "A Waite. Walter Ful-
TOMS uucle IN view OF this rcla.
ton. and the Indictment OF the
prosecuting attorney. this quotation
from thama srliy opinion Possesses
especial Interest
The prosecuting attorney ~ near
10 the people, the source OF all
power. Upon him rchta IN the first
instance the duty aud responsible.
itF for the institution OF suits Of
Tits character"
In other words. II the people OF a
community ehould happen 10 be 30
unfoFtnnat. a. W elect "A proapcnt.
Ing attorney who win lend himself
to be Che servant of a blk loot.Heek'
ina special interest. the court can
not permit some other public ON
clal 20 60 into court 20 protect the
rights Of those people In such
matters as this. AZ ia such matters
as enforcing the criminal laws. the
prosecuting attorney has a monup
olf 81 the right to get into court
"a hehalt OF tho popular welfare
and when he nogiccta or refuses
70 do So. the whole community IL
powerieaA aud its legal aud pollt
zeal machinery ineffective.
Dissenting Opinions
Against this opinion By Judge
white. which. BY tho way. - one
IT the landmarks of judicial logia
lagiun In this state Judge Fuller
ton and one other member % the
court wrote diaaenting opinions.
Judge Fullerton said
The attorney general. ns the
chief Law officer OF the state. has
tho right 20 initiate any and all
proceedings necessary 10 che en-
fgreement Of the laws Of the state
And. doubtless. this would be
considered good Law In all ordinary
cARea. that Is. In cases not inyoly
inE the rights Of special interests,
which rights required a little iudl
elat stretching Tor their pr0tec.
tion
SO the court dld not paHu TO =
decision ~ the caac upon is mer
ttA. and. 70 Tar az The state courts
mr concerned. that Issue has never
it.sn finally determined ON ths
relation ~ The prosecuting attorney
~ king county. whenever one Il
Hfseted ~bo represents this class
4. the interests Of the people. u
tab be carried Into court again and
finally detrrmlnel Al the presenl
time nothing u Immediately 10 BE-
Ezinad By such a determination
slnrs both this perpetual franchise
aad The subsequently, granted 10
yeaY franchise aro owned By tbs
aame company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

nish an entertainment especially
interesting 20 the small visitor and
equally 50 90 the adult An even
two dozen attractions fill up the
board walk. while the new chuteH
are a drawing card An the other
permanent big things are popular
with the people Angela Mays fine
soprano voice Is heard ga classics
and popular melodies In the cafe
AN departments Of the park are
In full running order both after.
noon aud evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
rio II S


PERPiGNAN. France. july ~
Serious fiotlng between wine grow
era and the soldiers kept At Midi
10 preserve order. was resumed 10
dAy
The members uf the TWenty-
fourth Colonial Infantry engaged
wlih che citizens, the soldiers using
their bayoaeik The rcasanta were
driven infu a 'rrsiaufnnt and hnrri.
caaed themselves and fired AT the
froofss The soldiers rushed for
their guns ~ the barracks and were
preparing 20 MA the peasants when
the police iniorfercd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

IN a letter rcceised today By ,.
y Chiibcrw. president Of TIA A..Y :
= exposition. from Frances =
Cisrk. pscsldent Of the United So.
cleiy Of Christian Endcavorcra. Sc
attic e praised for the manner ia
which u handied the crowds AZ
tsndiux the national convention Of
this organisation last week
~rha ability of seattle % care
for a great crowd pouring into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

= benefit performance Of Dolly
saIasn, one Of tho best operas
9 recent years win be given We'd
!. zssaAI. July "a. ~ the Grand By
- nan Francisco Opera company.
~ proceeds 20 go 30 the Seattle
1Feas club. The benefit matinee
p.oaaases 70 be- ono % the features
~ ne eempaHy's engagement ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
HEARS BALLARD'S
APPLICATION

MAJ. n. NJ Chlttenden. Of the en-
gineeTinE corps Of the Quilted States
army. under whose direction the
take Washington canal will be con.
atraclcd. listened this afternoon 10
q number Of citizens from Ballard,
some 81 whom desired the lock
to be placed al the mouth Of the
canal. others NJ the upper end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

lleyed that the work could be fin.
lshed In four weeks Now he Is
wondering II he will live long
enough to rest fond eyes upon his
native land again.
As the burglar said 20 hts lawyer
as he was about 60 be- sentenced.
IL may be four years. and Il may
be forever" SO Il n with the tor
tuous deliberations % tho much.
toatcd peare conference. or. as Il a.
officially known. the International
Arbitration Tribunal
Forty sin different nations are
represented at Tho Hague No one
representative dares to express hts
thoughts aloud. but every man OF
them knows that the present CAB.
fest Is intermlnahie
When the delegates ficeked To
The Hague the world seemed 20
think that they would rush through
plan for the disarmament OF av.
cry nation under The sun with about
as much celebrity as a county con.
vention norninases a cut and dried
ticket on written. beforehand plat.
form
hut when they got down 90 busl.
ness they soon found that eyery
delegate had come 80 loaded down.
circnmacribod and hedwed IN BY
IFS. anda- and other proxisos
that progress vas impossible
As consequence. instead OF max
ing ready TO beat the swords 81 the
world into piowaharea and 90 melt
the cannon Into medals for a good
boy. the talk soon resolved itaeif
Into a question of the faircsi meth.
ID Of procedure between two ma,
ttons In case war ahouid b. de.
ciarrd necessary
Instead 81 Introducing n hurry up
re&olation pFuxiding foF compulsory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
LAWSUIT OVER FENCE.

Frederick Falk has sued the
Hunter Tract Improvement com
pany Cor tearing down a fence on
lot pwned by him IN the Mount
naker addition. Judge Griffin
granted a restraining order AGAINST
the defendant fciurnabic 1uly a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

fConiinuodl
be granted And when the matter
went to the supreme court there
was grave danger. II u came TO a
hearing On the main issue. that Il
would be decided against the com
pany. The company'a attorneys.
therefore. boing vcrscd In the intfl-
caciea Of the law. devoted their
first energies 90 an effort 10 pre-.
vent Il from being heard upon the
main issue thni uf the perpeiuity
Of the franchise They raised the
question whether the salt was prop
rrly instituted In being brought on
the relation OF tho attorney sen
eral, and denied, an they had IN the
lower court. that the state had any
Interest In the streets OF as chief
city.
Supreme Court Decision.
The decision handed down by the
court did not deny that the state
was Interested In the streets Of lie
chief city. hut Il gave ample cyl.
dence that the highest judicial trl.
bunal OF the state. as AT that time
constituted had deeper intoreat
Ia the welfare OF the public service
corporations than in the people
Instead Of determining the case
upea the question az the perpetnity
oi the franchise. q held. BY vote
az four 10 thrive. that. while the
stale had an iuiercss In The subject
matter involved. the only proper
way for the state 10 come into
court for the protection Of that in.
terezt wa on tho relation OF the
attorney general
NoW. 10 an attorney al law. this
distinction may be more clear. but
10 a iaymah u IL about a. much
Of a qulhble a. u the court had
decided that the case was lmprop
eriy have been instituted on
Monday when n should more prop.
efly have been instituted upon
Tuesday, The suit was ~htitled
Tho State Of Washington on tho
Relation OF the Attorney General
~ the Seattle Gas A Eicetric
I1ghg Company The court held
that q should have been entitled
The Stale OF Washington on the
Relation Of the Prosecuting Attor
ney - the Seattle Gas 4 Electric
iAEht Company
The decision specifically sets
forth that the attorney general
possessed the authority to direct
that the prosecuting attorney iuatl
tuie the suit. and. upon refusal
Of that officer. 10 institute Il him
self The prosecuting attorney had
bean asked by Mr. Palmer 90 bring
the euit aud had refused Mr.
faaimef waa 81 counsel In the &C
ton. acting as an assistant stfor.
nor general but the court held
that before the attorney general
could properly bring the suit him.
self. be must first have asked the
prosecuting attorney TO do 20.
Walter Fvitea's Uncle.
IA addition 20 this. fharc vas \
political. personal and blood reia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

BUTTE. July III. II Brannon.
horssman well known IN Seattle
Oakland and on the coast. was shot
and fatally iniurcd In Tits city BY
II Bemua. another wcli.knoNn
hnraemau and owner Of the famous
fins, "AvonteliA" Rcmus Is In jail
and no charge win BE- filed until
the extent ~ hrnnn0n's injuries IL
learned. Meanwhile Rcmua has
been ruled OF the track No cause
IL knowu Cor the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
TIE THEATERS


0irofie- 0irOfla" now being
sang b. The san Francisco Opera
sss1panT a. the Grand. u an opera
s-At vii appeal especially 20 the
Ayssn o. high class music. Among
~ best numbers are tho concert
= pieces. which are OF unusual
stfsngth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

"Theima." AZ the Third Avenue
theater this week affords the
membera Of the Taylor company
excellent opportunity 10 display
dramatic ability
A beautiful pastel 81 Laurette
Taylor will be given 10 tho most
popular lady patron on Saturday
night. Al holders ~ reserved seat
coupons can vote az each perform.
auce
''Thelma" all week. with matinee
on Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

arbitration. they felt 20 discussing
such questions as this
In case war n inevitable. shall
the aggressive nation send word 20
the other. In 20 days am going 10
send my fleet over and blow you
off the map, 80 as to give the enc
my a chance 20 prepare. or shall
the attacking power move imme
diRtely upon the others works with
out q woTd Of warnlngf"
Instead Of dcclArine that there
shall be 40 more wars. they are try.
ting to define the status OF private
property on the high seas IN case
Of hostiilties
In other words. instead ~ labor.
ms for the utter abolition Of war
and for the doctrine OF compulsory
arbitration ~ all international
Observation-Disclosures. che peace con.
gresA delegates are simply trylng
10 frame up a new set 0f rules 20
govern international warfare
To be very plain about Tits mat
ter. Europe II beginning 60 litter AT
che -labara" 81 the peace congress,
and the London Times. that jour.
uanstic bible. which every trun
nFttoa sweara by. describes the
members In these words.
They ars a iot Of cosmopolitan
swelled heads Who conceive that
fricndship for every country but
their own IL proof of superior en-.
iightcument aud moral rpctitnde.
timid OF Aatute persons who always
serk refuse In hair measures. TIRE.
spectsve 81 the import of tho nsrAs
areH they are asked 10 hnive. and
honest fanatics who believe that II
nuiy thw csaf~rgnca w0ald aacrno a
mtiiennimn the millennium would
begin =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
C. VI. PARKER DIES

G W Parker. an old resident OF
Seattle. died al the Seattle General
Hospital last night Mr. Parker
cano TO Seattle Ia 1881 from Ne.
vada and opened up a drug store.
Fifteen years later he left the drug
business TO open an art establish
mnnt
lie IN survived by his immediate
family. Wits and three sons and also
brother IN Portland and a sister
az San Diego. Cal.
Mr.. Parker was an Elk and a ma.
live OF Minnesota
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
FAILS FOR MILLION AND A HALF


NEW YORK. July 1.-THE brok.
erago firm OF Thebaud Bros. sus-
pended today. the liabilities being
81 500 900 Tho failure followed
the suspension 81 scalante a. Son.
Of Merida. Yucatan. one Of the
firms strongest backing corpora
tioug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

SAN FRANCIsCO, July IL
Theodore Halsey this morning
pleaded mot guilty to "a indict-
ments charging him with bribery
Of supervisors In the telephone
case Trial was set for July 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

ae burgess company. greatly
~sLsnstaened By the addition Of
-. s.a'aa Bunting leading woman. o.
- week meeting wifh marked sue.
'e's II The House OF Mystery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

John walsh. one ~ this weeks
entertainers at the Star theater.
Is q singing comedian who brings
ioy to all irish hearts In the
audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

- regular summon season Of
49, Fahtakes Stock company. az
s',s L'l., will close Saturday. when
., ae man From MEXICO" Will be
sss'h an afternoon and an even.
- g@fl9rmance "Jlm. the Pen.
"'an' runs until Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
THE MARKETS

Another carload ~ cRuiRioupes
arrived today and the market Is
well supplied Vegetables remain
about the same. although the gen.
erai tendency Is toward n slight
drop. WmiermclonA and apples are
GINNING Ia fast Red raBpborrica aud
cherries are ON hand IN almost any
amount. yet there ~ not black
berry 20 BE- seen on the street
Poultry IL ON the drop-ffom le
TO &c per pound.
Butter. eggs and dairy products
are holding their own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17


eiri~us crate fss3s sa raiivs cabbage ~.
re. bssts. SACK y. carrots. saes, 81
Is fsas. il,,a's. sa,as rrowa. Uoaii'
,sg ,s sauriaow,r soaJts aoi s.para.
ras orsts. lifs. Frsen Pssppers ~
fns runafnhers dor 20 aec green
scans ", aai1 swes, corn nai %. s'im.
fnef m4uashns Rifft 49, neN potatoes
te8s - por craies pans. AHso
butter and Cheese
Raneh huffsr ou 1ri eastern ostfa, eie
Wla TWina chrcHr, iaar WIS. J tffN'
oregon raiua. g.
EFEs.
washlnetan ranch eFr. fnr Hr. 80
Sect ranch rErs. 1885, eastern. D.. nHF'H
rEns. des. 2'r, eastern. 2tc oregon
'"' Pauitry
Live hons o.. it giec hroilcrs %. iir1at
Hea fufhHss HHf ln. co.. lfrferd. in z
live dueka. 10. l2ci ronaiefa, ilHlif'
aaeaa. BE-
lime aud Cement
Portland cement imported. per hhi
fa4ss portland cemeni enf'fpfhih. per
TruIt
Native apples 81 lofi h. 1nwbrt'
cnerflea. laci ufHnEnn. lahNN y HW "
bananas. bunch q fimtm, Heedleag Ffap'
fruit d s3Ht NJ lemons boa. " foNs o9
iifaHa. ease. $500. cherries fnc, canta'
itupaa. crate. 81 f1uf on upricots. crate
81 7G nnatheH crate. iloHfl W inaphfrrtea
crate tze9 piums crate @.afl N L9,gg1nl
berries case, q % curranis. crate, tpl
wniermeious. dDE q o0ui 0o
1.-Two Stoch
wothcrs per W.. 6c owes. per M. tHo
ataars pnr lh fufhr COWS. DO. NMui'sci
calves per no.. tasci lamha per No. b'tc
pork 5afhr
ments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
MAvFRicKa. PlcNIc.

Annual roundup. wildwood park.
1aIy IS All Elka and families In
yIind. noata leave Ieschi .*s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
How to Tell a Pros
porous Community

A few years ago an emnloye
OF the posfoffice department OF
the United States. whose du-
ties carried him all over the
county on trips Of inspection.
said The prosperity OF a city
or village h. directly proper
Tomato 90 the postofflce re
ceipts Newspapers and maya
zines do not publish extensive
b save in communities able
and willing 20 purchase. and
possessing an intellectual stand
ard sufficiently high 10 urge
them 10 considerable reading.
Only people who are prosper.
Gus write and receive many
letters"
There II n new postofiice NJ
Darlington. Twenty tons Of
mail went out from darlington
postofficc Ia one day about
three weeks ago. The West
erner Magazine Is now printed
IN ita splendid plant "a EarlinE
ton. Come into our office and
We will give you free an inter
esting and attractive copy of
the Westornor Magazine. In
this number the editor tells
why he located az Darlington.
Get this number 81 the Maya
zine free az our office. We want
you to know what some one be
sides ourselves thinks OF Earl
iuFton. The Jones Thomson
Investment Co. 1i3 Seneca St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

troupe Of col0red black faced art.
lists. ara packing the Lyric theater
this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
TEA

You can spoil good tea
BY boiling. you can't make
bad tea good.
Your grocer returns your money
n yan don't Hike Schllilngs Best
we pay him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
Jolta PALACE CLOTHING CO.

Mr.. Julius Herrmenn, we'll
known haberdasher and clothing
man. has Joined the Palace Cloth
ing company. Of this city. Mr.
Herrmenn has boon engaged IN this
line In Seattle for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

vseed Jane IS. Joseph VI. Choate.
eas 81 the American delegates. be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
nv FRANCIS WARRINGTON
DAWSON.

tsesstie Stars Exclusive servleel
LONDON. July When the In
tevnattoaal peace congress con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

Buy your hat Of y. N. Brooks q
Co. 1881 Second av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

PALACE MEAT MARKET
49,. 81 Kinds Of meat. but only one
~.4s NE best sha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

IA addition 10 lhlH. thorc vas a
political. personal and blood rcla
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-06-28
PASSENGER RATES
On all Railroads to be Reduced to
Two Cents.

On all Railroads to be Reduced to
Two Cents.
Chicago, June 3D. The Inter-
Ocean to-day says:
Passenger rates on all railroads
of the United States will be re-
duced to 2 cents a mile. The low
ering of the price and complete
abolition of the old 3 cent rate
will begin on July /.
This was the decision reached in
Chicago yesterday after long and
heated discussion by the leading
railroad presidents of all tie West
ern and trans-continental roads. 1t
was not formal agreement, but
is equally binding, for two large
roads doin Q a trans-continental
business are said to have served
an ultimatum to others that they
would put the rate into effect i'm
mediately.
Following the meeting officials
of several of the roads admitted
that they had been forced to bow
to public opinion and auti-railroad
legislation. They said that no
further fight would be made on
the interstate laws already passed
and that the roads would accept
the inevitable.
Among those who are said to
have attended the secret meeting
we're President B. l.. WincheIl Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
and President A. j. FarIing Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.. Paul.
Neither wonld discnss the report
last night.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-06-28
NOT VALID.
Supreme Court at Jackson Kills
Memphis Charter Bill.

Supreme Court at Jackson Kills
Memphis Charter Bill.
Memphis, Tenn, June %. The
Memphis charter bill was to-day
declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court, sitting at Jack
son, thus restoring to office James
Fl. Malone as Mayor.
John T. Walsh, Vice Mayor; Fl.
I. Bruce, d. S. Rice and B. G.
Henning, Commissioners, in addi-
tion to ten members of the lower
board, resume Office, while A. c.
Floyd is again Police Court Judge,
displacing Cant Alban, Corpora
tion Judge.
Those knocked out entirely by
the decision are: j. j. Williams,
President of the Commissioners;
K. B. Lemaster and Sid Neely,
Commissioners, and Judge Alban.
j. I. Walsh, present Vlce-Presi-
dent of the Council, resumes his
old seat as Vice Mayor aud d. S.
Rice resumes bis old seat as Com
missioner of the upper board.
The decision to-day marks the
end Of fight begun in the Legis-
lature when the ripper bill was
passed and unseating the govern
ing body of Memphis and substi-
tuting a Galveston commission
plan of government, with the Gov
ernor making the first appoint
ments. This law was upheld In
the lower court, but knocked out
in the upper.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-06-28

There is more casarrh in this section of The
country than all other diseases put together ana
until the Inst few years was supposed to be incur
able, For great many years doctors pronounced
II a local disease and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing t5 cure win focal
treatment, pronounced Il iHcurabie Science has-
proven catarrh to be constitutional disez=ae and
therefore requires Observation-Disclosures Halls
catarrh Cure manufactured BY r = Cheney q
Co. Toledo Ohio. Is the only. constitutional cure
from 10 drops to q teaspoonfuL II acts directly
on the blood and mtcons snffaccs Of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any cnse II
fails 10 cure Send for circulars and Testimonials
Address. +. j. CHENEY & Co Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 7Sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation