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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06
HELp wANrEp--M.le-ce.tinued


q GossAs co ETR'ss9ssss pSss. ssress sese
ga and 4 EelI a. opposite 10th and Market
Oakland 0fnce Located ,exx
9th and Washington sts fnone o.A1
Now just notice what we oner THURSDAY. rau, sday
where you can board and, room WIZ WIFE r0'n
Your fare is free. Costs you nothing
LAKE TAHOE HALF FARE LAKE TAHOE
Go today long job fare $41o; Doss mere
Carpenters and painters
Camp cook Lake Tahoe. $50 fd-s
25 carpenters finish work, house work. % oay-
is painters. do tinting. Lake Tahoe. g Day.
Call Early-Go Today Splendid board 81. % mo-
Also Free Fare .,ox
10 carpenters for tunnel close 70 city, SlVS nio.
carpenters outside work, $loo mo.
hours work-that's all
20 %ueksss sane free 11ss 5So 90 @1 To-day
Also Splendid 75c Fare
bridge carpenters just starting. ss;2S % ,;ay s
blaeksms1n ALSO onG rREE RfSs iSs T4sE p'sS SOUTH
20 carpenters bridge and tun; work s. to s. % %
Il section % hands eigsr'' san L1is obispo. Free
Also teamsters- Free fare
IS IS tea%sters, teams % wagons and wheeler. SIS mo.
g teamsters. south. s. 2, Co. SIS mo.
" Cost You Nothins-we want workmsn
l91h T2aeknen MsDted-Lay NHon AT1m Tsaek-spIkers
g sssqsR sgss;s r9sE K szs'
Lemoore is Below Fresno-Spiendid Climate
Sass g psf E %ARE
so trackmen, spikers. strappers, $2:Zo 70 yz.oo-
Free eFare-MayHeld-Mt. VIew--Fres Fare
30 teamsters and laborers. $25o day
All Board $3.50. Week-Cau Early-Go Ioday
EE-FOREMEN-FARE
8 extra gang foremen. Tucson div, $50 mo-
extra gang foremen, Bakersfield, 80 me. 80
section and extra gang foremen, 80 10 $So'
Free Fare South-Free Fare for San Luis Obispo
100 Hindoos. 100 Greeks, 100 section laborers.
400 Italians, los other nationahtiesr
Free Fare-North and East-Free Fare.
Roseville and Davis.
c5 italians. together, board self, 81 day.
20 section hands, Davis and Sacramento, H.7o.
FREE FARES HOURS.
so miners. $3.50; 80 muckers. s2,25
% miners San Luis Obispo, $3.50.
rs miners and mucksrs, Santa Cruz, g.
Sawmills, Yards and woods-Caspar. Eureka
Albion and Korbel. Samoa
no laborers, tree fellers, woodsmen, $4o 10
'oo L. LooK-FREE FARE
House Furnished-Go Today-North
Is Is isSorers. e,r b board W yourself. close SIS day
25 laborers, free fare, board self. ~ day
Hindoos or Greeks VIII Do-Can Early
Is laborers. warehouse. handle lumber. s2.25.
LUMBER PLIERS
Is lumber pliers, fare .s5c, e. 80 day
Camp cook; sioSePREE e Isl elmI Ea1ssl FaRE s'0i'
10 extra gang laborers. $40 I'd.
ssrpsntsrs tsss bridge .,tg T9rt % ssa ss $50
Baker. camp. close to city. $50 ID
Call at main office, Fell and Market. Phones
are N. G.. Orders come to main Office
Splendid orders coming IN all day
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REVOLT OF IMPERIAL
SOLDIERS IS CHECKED
Ringleaders Are Arrested
and Must Stand a Court
Martial

ST PETERSBURG. June 5.-The
Fourth squadron OF the hussars of the
guard, stationed at Tsarskoe-Selo, TO
which place the imperial family has
lust removed, revolted today against
he strict discipline which recently had
been Instituted by q new commander.
The trouble for a time threatened to
spread through the entire regiment,
but the mutinous troopers were prompt
IN surrounded and disarmed by other
troops and order was restored without
'sloodshed. The ringleaders have al
ready been turned over to a court
martial
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FrEND GETS FIVE YEARS

LONDON, June 5.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Mombasa reports that
I native has been sentenced to five
Years Imprisonment and to receive "a
ashes for an attempted assault upon
he daughter of a European mis-
sionary. The recent Imprisonment of
colonists for iogging natives in order
% prevent crimes against white women
las caused intense feeling among white
settlers.
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BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES

BARBERS-The QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
The STRIKE Situation.
As much we dislike having to
Remind you of the troubles that
Prevail in City. feel
That suggestion hint from
Us that will enable our trade
To stimulate their Business
And incidentally add to your
PROFITS will not be ANTISS.
JUNE TIME is SUMNER TINE,
And SUMMER TINE is TONIC TIME.
We offer you GENUINE QUALITY
And you a steady and
Continued INCREASE of patronage
If you will serve your customers
With TONGUE DE LUXE.
THE LIQUID HEAD REST
This preparation conforms in
Every respect with the NATIONAL
PURE FOOD and DRUG LAW, now In
Force. and is put up for the
Trade In the following Sizes
Quarts, half gallons and gallons.
Also in OF. Bottles with Squirt
We furnish elegant stand Bottles and Wall Signs
With the Bulk sizes.
SPECIAL NOTE TO BARRIERS
Your customers can be supplied
With this article ONLY through
you. POSITIVELY not to be had
Elsewhere.
ORDER ToDAY-TOMoRRow
MAY NEVER COME.
DECKELMAN BROS, INC,
162 164 Turk st. Phone Franklin 2sIO
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HELP WANTED-Female
TENTION PAID TO LEARNERS: PAID
sTra VILE hx LLEsARNING; Lear CLEAN WORK AND
A GOOD TRADE AND EASILY LEARNED.
LIE. LIE MOST MODERN AND CI.EANEsT FAC.
TORY On THE COAST APPLY TO WILL
LIAM HINDSHAw. CARE LEVI STRAUSS
q Co; CORNER CLINTON PARK AND VA
LENClA tBET. 18TH AND l4TH)-
WANTED-Ladies to have CORSETS made to
order; $3.50 up. 500 Laguna ST.
GIRL wanted for light work good wages. Apply
Eureka Press SOC Polk ST. -
THIS ad and Soc will Give Won cabinet photos
DONNEL, 1902 Mission st =
GOOD reliable cook Cali between 10 and Il
At 2527 Devisadero st
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WANTED 80 BARBERs: WAGES 50 PER
CENT. WITH A GUARANTEE OF $50 PER
WEEK. APPLY AT ONCE, JOHN TIscH.
CENTRAL BANK BLDG. 14TH AND
BROADWAY, OAKLAND. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

WANTED-Young man to learn the crockery
business. Apply to superintendent NATHAN
DOHRMANN CO.. 1520-1550 Van Ness av-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

wANTEDLBRIGHT YOUNG MAN, Is TEARS
OLD, LIVING WITH PARENTS. TO DO coll
LECTING IN OAKLAND; NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY: STATE SALARY EXPECTED;
GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT eAD-
DRESS BOX 1885, CALL OFFICE, OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

wANTED-Tea and coffee salesman for our
retail stores; good opportunity to right party.
Apply headquarters GREAT AMERICAN I'M
PORTING TEA CO., corner Goth and York
sts.. below Bryant.
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NOW now
LOOK
FREE. R.R- WORK FREE.
WANTED TODAY
FREE FARE-FOR OREG0N-FREE FAkk
OREGON BORDERS OREGON
1,5OO men for railroad work, rockmen. drill
ers, laborers. teamsters. blackSmiths. carpen-
ters. wheelwrights. etc. $3.50. SO and slSS
month.
GRASS LAKE.
FREE FARE
100 rockmen and driIlers ship tonight
AGAIN
FREE FARE.
SISKIY0U AND SHASTA COUNTlEA
Big crowd Of men for railroad work.
SANTA CRUZ. FREE FARE.
20 drfllers. $50: 30 laborers. $6I. 90
LAUREL. WRIGHTS,
SAN LUIS OBISPO. SANTA BARBARA.
MONTERREY. SALINAS.
ALL FREE FARE
Company Work
Section hands and for extra gangs, naiiasling.
drillers. muckers. Ship morning. noon ana
BOARD YOURSELVES.
5000 Greeks. Hindoos, Italians, Mexcanss
Spaniards. Austrians. for railroad work. See u.s.
OCEAN SHORE R. r
FREE FARE
500 teamsters, laborers. drillers. rockmen.
on Ocean Shore R. B., from San Francisco 70
wages $3.50 to s. Day.
FARE PAID.
WESTERN PACIFIC B. E.
Lkborers. drilIers. rockmen. miners. trackmen-
SHIP MORN. NOON. NIGHT.
FREE FARE
MURRAY q READY
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HELP wANrED-Maie-contanu.d

MURRAY & READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
White Palace Hotel Building.
11TH AND MARKET, SITS. SAN FRANCISCO.
PHONE MARKET $50 AND 6S7.
Branches at
9th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 1901
127-129 South Los Angeles ST., Los Angeles
WANTED TODAY
1890 men for different parts Of Washington.
Oregon. Nevada. Arizona, New Mexico. Utah
and California.
wages from $50 to $175 month.
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AT CoSTIGAN & co.'s Employment Ofnce: oo
San Francisco Office. Phone Malxe.
Oakland Office Located o.-r
9th and Washington. SITS. Phone oakiano -oo''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
SOMEWHAT AssssrnlsoEo.

A young man went up 10 aenainS
Tiiiman some time aKo and mlasook
him for some one he knsW or
thought BE- kaew Tha senator
after arcepsinn the young man =
apology. proceeded Ia relieve The
embarrassment ~ che situation b.
saying You know II was Dasy
Crockett who used 20 say. Re sure
you are riEh,. and then go ahead
TO illustrate the Importance ~
this saying | happeaad 90 b IN
the office ~ \ friend Of mine the
other day waiting for hts return.
and II the clerk In the office had
known and pFaeticcd Days max'
I'm. be would have Jared better
than be Old 10 shat I am about 10
relate.
In 4 foW minutes a lady entered
and aaked for the gentleman ! my.
self uaA waiting for. and upon BE-
Ing informed - tho clerk be vas
not Ia. sho told the clerk 10 toll
his employer when he returned that
Mrs. eolandef had called The
uame being familiar to this clerk.
hs asked
Pardon me. but arc you Mrs
Gus GulandefF
The same. answered the 40
man.
In somewhat excited tone Of
voice thu clerk said
Wei. y0u Just tell Gus fo'
me-
4 beg your pardon. young man.
aho Interrupted. but poor Gus has
bsen dad Tor more than seven
yeara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
vAGABOHD OUT

The seeussd and last seaffle natss.
Der AZ Everett ldaxd's tramp naxe
sslns. The Naksbond.~ ntsdr *
appearances ea the nswstauas todst.
Ths caffvut issue q sipyda unlasls
publication 10 attractive IN many
uhYs. ard has Auang its eaHfribu-
fafs gark London. aho writes eSa.
eaFuinK hla sra knyage o. the
fsnafk E1bers IfuhbaFA editor u
The FhiiIst4ns. Nhs Expresses his
opinion ~ The NaEahaafl' sna
frank q. ftancoek. Nho contributes
= characteristics aa1 humorous iet-
Ser IN witch 10 lanssnfs sbs 8rpafts
urs - Ma fried Lloyd. uha aiao hae
FNa Interesting articles ard many
eaiKgnns and paragraphs Oh local
topics
The ~taKnaupe@ department 81
me varatoua~ contains several
sell written erttietsuas on MnrlfaFi
aalaiaulaH' The xlelet 81 Litsfas
tnre~. ~csmssoshltis~ aud many
quotations an The advantages -
travel. culsed from the writings 81
famous xaFahondk
TIE Marrh number ~ --rhs vnf4 i.
bond Aill be iaaus.i from San Frsn-
cisco.
Everett Lloyd. editor sna founder
q rbe VsKsboud.- vas formerly
on thr STAFF - The STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
HAWKEYES MEET
TO BOOST EXPO.

A social session OF the Iowa
State Association Was held last
night al The Lumbermen's club
rooms which WAS attended by about
800 former lnwanH freaident o L.
Miller presided aud in short ad'
dress informed the society what had
been accomplished b la officers
aud committees Ia furtherlng the
object of obtaining an appropriation
from the legislature Of the state Of
Iowa for a building az tho expoai'
tion.
l. A. Nadean. diroetorKenaral Of
the A.sYsP. exposition. waa intro.
duccd aud made an interesting al.
dfcas
A musical and literary program
wan then given
AZ the conclusion Of the program
iiRht refreshments were served and
afterwards dancing was enjoyed.
The committee having the enter
tainmant In charge wsro n NJ.
Dyer. J q. Price. Chaa ID fuilen.
Reverend Brown. Miss Flora Groat
Miss Olive Hughes. President o T..
Miller and Secretary Chas II
Ennis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

frrziae aasesisaa rsay. 8 sHzn-
8 4 k4nsaM EairFs.ss. ST ln four
90 ipssrpessea ~ rpmpsay %
: ,>nel< i SHAT i elalmed hy
= csenty chsifman. Ceorev
~ rrsxf zzexemx eAish opsns a.
: 1<xxd iesnmFom usahA
- ce4nsr Cfairsnsn has been
z~;zI< t<f.sre An1 has aluays
wrzn 3 poeai4r attraction. The
sassy t1As ywar IL differently
i isum ikes sn me rznt bat as
z<zx y - nettsez rseeivest the
zzzk<<s 49, - requirements
ne sp~ses asw evwFs day sights
: s&las sAasarters wtalsaome 20
80 sed aatixe 1T Il a ulil1ie
- Tsazxs 4 the saFly eixhflea.
= No. YeFk sum says; TIE
sNs cHmsTmanf neorsa a big
zsinx r1fees3 Il + a fine % fscs
- \ k1m "a hagh until enc
alss tired 4 ixA bfae4e u lAaEh-
= sun start Do finiaA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

That eutrfprtNtmE managnF. Aiex.
fsutnKez. has decided 10 pet on e
the Lots matinee tomorrow after
uaan that American military sue
cess ~ftetd BY The fnemy No ore
Bot thone "a thr inside can imagine
iass what Il means IN usansy and
effort to present such a play. but II
VIII BE- success ana the pnhlic 10
saFs 90 appreciate the risk.
The dFauta Held ~ tbe Ensrry=
deals with the fortunes - q south.
EN- woman who loved a narsheFu
ssIstisr. a ealoneg sa the arugy
rhsfv ~ plersy af thrilling cHeits-
useat In the story ard much II
cuneay. MsAs Allaen May viii
plaY Rachel Mcs'feaFy ard W. e
pauIsn wiIi act the role u Col
Prescott.
NanRMsF rantaEvs mas tnen able
q sseuEe feFsaiasiaa ~ re owners
IL use captain swim - 81 pest
atlfaetlon Thls II ere 81 80 best
raess ever piayea ~ AT cummings
= - axala rsanues hta ptses in the
east a. ieadinx usan Of tha PAN
tazes staek egmgan1. beetuninE =
Wrea froN tefrorrmw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
STRIKE REPORT.
IS A LIE

IN Is all a bia tie. aud I don't
cafe II You quote mo as saying 50.
said G. J Patterson, general man.
aEer of the Moran company. TO The
Star this morning. relative 20 tho
report that the ship.builders had
struck Mr.. Patterson said that the
company had discharged several In.
competent men.
In speaking ~ the matter the
president ~ the ship cafpen,efs'
union said that there was no truth
In the statement at tho men nirik.
tag. as they were being paid -
Tor eight hours work. and the caik
efs we're receiving $3.50 for the
same time.
At Eagle itafbor there II no
strike. as that place il nov union.
laad aud has been 30 several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

Great lnssress IL Being takrn ~
glraseFwo~vn and especially lowers
% grand opsrs. n ths rnHsNeus~ni
10 Madam tiuttsffiy. ruectoTs
1aaanese ef~ratic MASTERPIECES.
- hseh wglE he gives A. the Grand fof
fsvs performances beNinninK Thurs
day. Frb. - Madam fisftprfiYs
= called the ereratte sensation q
ms year and Hsnfy W Savage wiil
present thla novelty Nith asS I'm
xlish grand oF'~ra company AMI
orr aratTs.
TIE cast Includes iiaFsaesi neh-
nee. fyosa serIln EHtsifs Hloosus
field frous Dresden. FipfSnec Eas.
tan. from Laudon. Ethel Houston.
frafn Paris t.lsa sEamaax ffam
budapest. Ftens vIVlenne. fresh Mt
ian. Wallace ngouniow. stephen
Junsnar. Francis Marisun4a. Rob-
EFT Kent Parker. Thomas 2. Rich.
ards. Joseph =. shssban and Fran
ris J. Tyler. with grand opera
chorus and orchestra 81 sfxty. The
conductors are Cornriis nappeF.
ffufn Amsterdam. Alfred Feith,
froal Iirrfla. SAD walter Rosh~sIl.
fzasH Vienns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
AT FIRST HE DIDN'T SAG
TIA lokE-rHEN hE DID.

Louis kisilsf. a yeunG achooiboy.
does not believe la judges OF luVs-
his eauftn Al least when he was
sent home last niEht after being lec.
suFsd b Judge iastef. he treated
the iadg~'s threat Of a pcriod Ia tho
reform school - q iake and lmme.
diatriy proceeded 90 steal t96o from
woman. Thia morning psteetiye
corhett ana rfnant officer ketohum
Informed l.osgla that the Joke Was an
hin. and sent him back to see Judge
tfetef. Who Ia turn save orders that
he hs taken u Mergef island reform
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
Warning TO the Public

The Inter state 1--we Stock In
suranes TO, with offices IN the f.-i.
buildinw. wish 10 announce that they
or their representatives are uhso-
iutelF In no way connected with any
similar concern. Their aasnta pos
ilivsiy work IA the Interests af the
Inter. State live Stock Insurance
co. ard no other
Any officer ~ agent claiming 20
represent ans other live stock In.
auranoe company IN connection with
the Inter state Insurance co. are
qraftsrs. aud AL such viii be pros
acufed II detected trying 10 sell IN
aurauea Ga nuf other company on
our reputation.
See that your applications are
made on blacks 0f the Inter State
Live Stock Insurance. Co. and no
other. our rates are 800 hun
dred per nupufn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
DECLARE MINING CO.
HAS NO MINES

b 0ao. GOO already from lie cid
mines. The plaintiffs were Induced
90 buy 1869 shares of the capital
stock. II Il nov alleged that the
company has not taken Out ahy
sold from ltH mines aud that the
stock Il absolutely worthless. The
NaHhinston Meteor Mining com
papk employed the Rogeru.Hsssel
tlat company IA lta agents In Seat.
tie. The minea are located ni Iiie~'
EFT, near Wenatahee. Washington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

q HeelnE The present bn at ina,
show house
monday afternoon the star thea
Ter will present tho noted magician.
Alnim. Ia = bouquet az novelties
ne viii he sarpoftsd by Kelly and
isesieA acFohatie comealansi collins
ana hawleY. singers and dancers
l."asie Alien, dancing noubfeg.r.
Ar aud Mira John coaaar IN the
voineay sketch, "0ur Honeymoon
hadie Roesch. with tho illustrated
ballad and new motion pictures.
fhrre are daily matluees At the
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

Suit 10 recover $50 900 from the
Washington Meteor Mining aud the
RoRerh'lleaseitlne companies was
Instituted Ia the superior court this
morning BY \. +. Rlordan and wife.
Charges Of false Inducements an
fraud are brought against the t~fi
companies The mining company =
capitalized az a. .o00.00O with aharlkf
selling at 81 par ~ representing
that the company had taken out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

William Merris one OF the beat
s'erh artofa appearing tn Seattle
TOR years and az present connected
Win fantakeS' players az the Lots
iheatef, win appear on the stage
thrre neat week for the last time
frum here he goen 10 New YORK.
where he has accepted splendid
position During Mt Norris APP
neafanee before the faotiiEhtn Ia
'his city he has cnsayed many air.
neult and different roles aud has
always filled tho hin While here
he FORMED iarHe circle of ftiends
who regret his departure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
CURLEY CONLEY
HAS ESCAPED

curiey conley. manager 81 the
Hurry MeaNengrs. arrested In cou.
nestian with the dope" ease Ia
which he WAS chafFed ~ the police
with selling coeaiue, eiea 10 mes
seuxsr boys. escaped fFom the city
jail last sunday uiKht and chief
wappenstisa Was only Notified TO-
aat Canley had been setting as a
rusty since under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

large surrounding district. paving
with asphalt. $4,000.
Twenty firth avenue north from
East Madison 20 East TOY and a
series of interesting and parallel
streets aud avenues. grading. t5t.s
500
North and East g5th streets ffom
East Green Lake boulevard 10 La
tana avenue. aud a series Of streets.
comprising a large district. grading.
80 900.
Main street from East Twentieth
avenue 10 Fast Twenty fifth avenue.
sewers. 1880
Twenty eighth avenue from East
Spruce street 10 East Cherry street.
and other streets. $500. This lat
ter work has been ordered under a
new petition. the fifty per cent limit
falling 10 provide an assessment
large enough 10 cover tho cost.
Klein. the shoemaker. al James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
IMPROVEMENTS ARE
PLANNED I'M CITY

Estimates Of the cost Of new street
work az presented - the board of
public works this morning Included
the following
aewnf on PIKE street from a point
thirty feet west 81 Third svrnua 20
the alley between First avenue and
Western avenue. $4,000.
Tenth avenue north from Fast
Prospect 20 Roanoke street and =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
roo WEAK ron OPERATION.

Airx skfoupa. seriously wounded
BY f.ofsnz rnlanHA at HaNsnniais
several weeks ago ~ the same llins
Miks Skfu0pa waa killed. sss opefs
afei upon to-day AZ the f.toxidsncf
hospital b Deputy e'oronef wiltnl !.
ehn attempted % rvnove tse huIi7f
81 skreupas skull The attsr va
found to hAes an abucesa on hts
brain and after shls was rensuxnd
rs Fsiapssa and the other aperalien
Nas postponed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
"Ihs Ham Trna.s

Mefntyre and Heath. the famous
hlackfaee entertainers. wha are
now starring IN klaw 8 ErlanHeru
production of Tho liam Tree. viii
Do the attraction az the brand Feh
~ "a ~ Thla piece Il musical
novelty with a iaFge ghorua. eaf-
xeoas costumes and Heenrry and a
series 20 specialtisa. INTRODUCING
novel. spectacular elfeeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

A. sepn es the surveyors shall
have finished the preliminary nnrk
eonness~t with the lh@mn 81
sfraiEhtsHiaE ths channels of the
rivers. the iasut committee fruui
Pierce sfl Ki8s counties ~iii piaes
shr matter before the legislature tn
have tha undertaking iaNaiiara The
eomntisa and railroads Interested
siif anffay THE expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
PATRIOTIC SERVICES.

Tomorrow evening the Sons ~
Veterans viii hold services Ia mem.
CRY " flncnln'n hifthday nj tho
t1fst Unitarian church. Bo9lsson
Hs. near Olive 81 The paKtor 81
tho church viii deliver 4 lecture on
Abraham ilnroln. the Tribune 81
fho People"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

~. ussh cne u the lafscst
-. : Ne seAsoe. Isabel tfv-
'..,..rs to ssettle hst nikht
49, .re.a laurela. Susan Ia
y. Z ! slasAand h about one
.,<lss<ss ana usest teilEhtfui
-. sl.sa has bets seen tn Sc
:. - q tn hands q Miss itv-
- uesa supporters L IL
$50. pl>as q work
- sail have been no more
,,,s ioksn az ssatyles appre-
y Miss ggyins man Inc eem-
e,.<fAzglnn sf tee Immense
ss..,nlx ne most pronounced
- x sfa mess satisfactory
4 Mss lrsinx's astinE i her
..,.sss slsar and dtstinct enan-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
CASE IS UNDER
ADVISE M ENT

ST. PAUL. MINI. Feb. 9~=The
supreme court today took under
sdsieeusent the appeal Of the Grest
Northern from the injunction grant
sd BY the lower court stopping the
proposed iauae Of ta0.0oo. 600 worth
Of stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
RINGS YOUNG GIRL
FROM MINNESOTA

fore either she az the man abe
camc With II released.
When booked az the nnlice sta
ton the man gave his name aa Sam
ktodh, aEed 30. and fireman BY
occupation. Tho ElFl gave the name
IL Mary zaghwoft She was taken
% the police matfun
knadh elaims that he had pcrmla
sion from Mrs zushweft 20 hfiaa
the glri To Seattle with him. hut the
tfalnmcn thought that the actions
Of the two ON the train were suapl
eioua. aud reported the matter 10
officer kaefe at tho Union depot.
wha arrested beth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
AID SOCIETY SUPPER.

The Ladies' Aid Society II the
Methodist Episcopal church. sixty.
sccond and Ftfth avenue viii give
a supper IN the church parlofs next
Tuesday eveninH The secretary 81
the society IL Mrs A. J. Forsyth
and the pastor 81 the church u
Rev. Earl spfarue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
rwo YEARS roR FORGERY

John BoreAtrum. a larEeF. ard "a
peiesaea. aiiha John slsier. claim.
tng "a b. a railroad man. pleaded
falitf Ia the ehArxo Il forguFY aud
,srrc given tNoyear sentences
ach IN the panlienflafy At Walla
sxalla this morning b. Judge
Afurria.