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young gentle n an out 10. time.
Finally he secures a box in the trea-
ter and causes much trouble by go
ing upon the stage d disturbing
the performance. Re is elected and
keeps on trying the various stunts hc
GEES at the theater and gets into
many difficulties by knocking people
down in his effort to balance his cane
on his nose He gets home and after
entering his room tries the balanc-
ing act on all the furniture avafla-
BILE. The landlord comes in suddenly
and the balancer and his load fall.
The whole performance is very cred
table and shows good Judgment Oh
the part of the manager in securing
such good pictures. The usual matt
nee will be given tomorrow and Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20
Mine OPERATORS
HAVE FIST FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, June ia
dispute growing out OF an accusa.
ton that local broker was engaged
in shortening mining stock, aud So
injuring treasury sales of that secur-
ity, led to an exchange of blows az
the entrance to the cafe of the Hotel
st. Francis yesterday afternoon. Only
a few patrons were present and wit
messed the alteration, so that the
mill was almost a private affair.
The participants in the encounter
were J. A. Morris, mining stock
broker; NJ. II. Truett head of the
company that is operating the Truett
lease at Rawhide, and NJ. A. league,
also of Rawhide. According to the
explanations made by the trio OF dis
putants after peace had been re-
stored and explanations had served
to wipe out the cause of the encoun-
ter, Truett accused Morris of short
ening stock at Is cents which his
company was endeavoring to sell
through local brokers at 20 cents.
Incensed at what he believed to be
an effort to ruin the market for the
stock, he made vigorous pass at
Morris, which, it is claimed, did not
reach its mark because league
stepped in between the combatanto
at the psychological moment and pre-
vented further hostilities. Late.
Truett was taken seriously i'll in his
rooms at the hotel and is now under
physicians care. A reconciliation
was effected after Truett had been re-
moved to his apartment, Morris APP
pearing on the scene and assuring
both Truett and league that he hal
not been shortening any of Truett's
stock
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B. P. 0. {. men
ARE interested

Elks all over the United States are
interested in the final outcome Of
temporary injunction which Supreme
Court Justice Joseph Marschauser, az
White Plains, N. Y, has granted to
the Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks of the World, which is col
ored organization, from using the
name and title of the l. B. 0. E., or
it's emblem or membership card.
The temporary injunction was OBJ
tanned by John F. Brennan, law
yer and member of the Yonkers
Lodge and Lawyer Thomas F. Cur
ran, of Lodge No. l, of Manhattan,
who represents the Grand Exalted
Ruler OF the State of New York.
Lawyer Brennan appeared before
Justice Morschausen to argue mo-
ton for permanent injunction
against the colored order of Elks.
The Elks sSek perpetual injunc-
ton against the colored order, which
latter lodge, they say. is in violation
and repugnant to the corporate
rights of the B. p. o. E.
The Grand Exalted Ruler was rep
resented by Frederick Hughes. of
Yonkers. a district deputy who in his
affidavit sets forth that he has been
repeatedly complained to by men,
bers of b. P. o. f. that they have
been approached and made ridicu
lous by members of the clandestine
body Composed of colored men) and
has been repeatedly addressed as
brother" much to his chagrin AMI
humiliation.
Elks' rules provide that only white
members shall be admitted. 1t is
charged also that the colored body
has used fictitious code and worked
injury to the B. p. o. E.
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fine PROGRAM
At The BUTLER

The Butler Ineater put on It's reg
ular change of program last evening,
which was witnessed by the same en-.
thusiastic crowds as usual.
Miss Emmett rendered for her
opening song, Down in the Old |
Cherry Orchard in very charming
and pleasing manner. The first pic
ture, entitled The Hot Temper" is
view of rival factions during war,
during which an ar strary council :
being held. There is lady who IS
very instrumental in bringing the
meeting about and several times,
when the different allies are ar
swords points she calms them and
finally succeeds in having peace
brought about. After Midnight, or
the Burglars Daughter" is view OF
young lady while crossing a main
thoroughfare, one afternoon, is over
come and falls fainting to the
ground. A gentleman passing res
cues her from her perilous position
and after leaving her able to get
home, passes on with the crowd. That
night, while lying asleep on his couch
at his office he is awakened suddenly
b. some one tampering with his safe.
He turns on the light and is con-
fronted by big siX-shooter; behind
il he sees the face of the girl he had
/ rescued. When each recognizes the
other the girl is terrorstricken and
begs pardon The gentleman wife
hearing the noise, comes to see what
is the matter and finds her husband
| in the company of the would-be bur
glar The ladder left so the girl
could descend arouses the suspicion
of a passing policeman, and on climb
/ ing to the top everything is made
clear to him The girl is arrested
/ and sent to prison, but after serv-
/ ing two years she is pardoned
/ through the efforts of the man she
/ intended to rob. The illustrator
song "In Dear Old Georgia" is very
well rendered by Billy Walker. and
he is heartily applauded. The next
picture, entitled Orderly jameson,
is view of general going on trip
and having his things packed by an
orderly in the army. The poor o.
derby tries his best but misses the
train, and try as he might he cannot
do anything but start for his destina-
ton with wheelbarrow. He hasn't
time to see how much he loses and
arrives with only a small fraction of
what he started with, much TIC the
CONSERVATION of his master.
The second song, entitled Com
rade Nine" was rendered exception
ally well by Miss Emmett. and she
was called back for an encore. En-
quilted in the sands of st. Michael
is a poor unfortunate who wishes to
befriend some people by getting :
doctor for their sick child He makes
what he supposes is short cut, with
the result that he gets into the
treacherous quicksands and is en-
quilted. The Whimsical People is
hand-printed view OF some aero
bats who perform very sieverl!. "ThO
Stars. Stripes and You, Sweetheart,
/. patriotic song that brings down
the house each time il is rendered.
An imateur Acronat" is a view of
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FIVE YEARS MORE.

NEW YORK, June 10. Joseph J..
Bishop, secretary OF the lsthmian
Commission, arrived here today
from Colon and will so to Washing
ton to make report on conditions il
the Canal Zone. Mr.. Bishop said
that work is now progressing S,
speedily that the men on the com
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20
CLEANLINESS.

Cleanliness never hurt anybodv him typhoid
in Rome has fallen raised
It's sTeet-cleaning expenditure from $4,000
Hamburg had IL cholera epidemc
Naned along with other German
ns are praying the to limit
dents Cleaning helps TO destroy the
flies half the Minneapolis journal
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mission assert that the canal will be-
ready for ocean-to-ocean transporta-
ton at the end OF five years.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20

Five year old claret at $3.50 per
gallon II ] Hail e. Co. If
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Certificates OF location at this
ONCE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
CRIME NOT
ABATED
CONTINUE TO STEAL
EVERYTHING NOT CLOSE.
~ GUARDED.

Horaa thieves who are believed
to be headed FOR Seattle. stole two
valuable huckekin horses from -
Thomas. at Richmond Beach. last
night
The thieves represented them.
solves 10 be horse traders and took
Thomas horses out for trial spin
They disappeared over a hill to.
wards Ballard and have not been
seen since
Thomas waited two hours for
their return and then reported the
matter to tho police
W NJ McAdHma. Who lives At
2i3i4 First az g. reported 90 the
police last night that hls room Was
entered yesterday afternoon The
room worker secured suit case
and contents.
]. nooli. Who conductH small
cigar and fruit stand AZ 2ii First
ay. =. accepted a worthless $40
Confederate note last nigh; from
man. whose description is in the
hands of the police The man pur.
chased 10 cents worth OF tobacco
aud received g. 50 in change. Booll
did not discover the deception for
several hours
The proprietors Of the ncll 81
NH Co. at Bell ~ and Elliott av..
reported 20 the police this morning
that thieves entered their cstah.
iishment last night and stole a
quantity Of carponters' tools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
BONAPARTE WILL
NOT RESIGN

=
WASHINGTON. May 23,-Prcai
dent Roosevelt declared today that
he wished 90 set At rest the rumor
that Attorney General Ronaparte
has threatened 20 resign and that
there Is any disaontlou between
them over the suit filed by the de
partmcnt Of justice against the
New York. New Haven a Hartford
railroad under the sherman anti
trust law.
The president announced that he
has no intention Of suspendinr pro
cecdure against the corporation. as
alleged lie admits that a legal
question did arise as Co whether the
suit should be brought In BOSTON
or New York. but that the former
city was selected.
II was said the Presidents de
sire Co know whether the decision
Of Massachusetts courts against the
New York. New Haven a. Hartford
railroad and tta merger trolley lines
would have a fatal effect ON the
action started by nonaparte Ia
break mp that merger IL said TO
have been the grounds for the r..
port that the attorney general had
threatened 60 resign The rumnr
was that he had become angry
because he thought the president
had questioned his judgment In the
matter.
Attorney General nnnanarte Joins
the president In denying that he In.
tends TO step down and out OF the
office.
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Foa sAIG-MiscutLAheoUs.

SASH AND DOOR HAHaAfNa
craaa panel doors. only 81 Las for al
stock Sizes. not larger than q IN
D. n inches
GLASS rs cHEAFEH
Wfndaue are lover IN price
1fH1f Windows ueW price Ht.4..4..a u e.
GfnEa windows ueW price .5.# 81 o.
China fiaaaf glass doors only 81 %
each Hundreds u different sizas o.
stock
sfafs fronts In stock. any sils. from
g. up
Picture moulding fr per foot
CuttaEa front uindaHH bottom Glass
Co 20. TOD glass toH2a. cut ~ In faney
Window frames and dor frames
from see up all tied 81 hundiss az
vau have 20 Dc ts drive the nails We
have eur awH will
Cottage fraut doors with fancy pHnsi
usrk and apron hsf8W glass o. 30
MartiEe lacks ~ cents Standard So
~ door butts ffe per ualf stIA -
door fraeh and hangers 81 10 Gull
doors only 81 % each
ODDS and ends % sash rfurfna them
out for the price Of the glass
SEND foH price Lists 20 whieh us "a.
lHEtfafs and quote prices on hmndreas
u different articles We have only one
price and Ne cell % anybody ahtp-
nests made anFs here. safs ssllvsfy
guaranteed
. n WILLIAMS co.
1919 western ay. Seattle Wa
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SEN. PLATT IS
TO Retire
fRx unl,ef, press.l

NEW YORK. May 81 will %,
again be a candidate for tniiea
States senator | am winding 70
the affairs incident TO the Cos
Ing Of my political career. sem
tor Tom Plat made this stateineas
today. and added that be Is sel's
for Mae Wood. the woman ~
host her divorce salt againsi h'si
and was throws into Jan On
charge Of perjury. a.
My withdrawal ~ private ~
Is decreed." continued the 49,
statesman I realize that my -
vAnced axe stands between me aas
another term In the senate, ! eAI
not tell YOU with What resfe'
shall return 10 private We
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Behold the Uncle Sam Grill

Behotd he Sam
She butterfly Of fashion which
invariably the
Of the times
The Uncle oid the Pacific coast.
where the blusaeke the q the and Oh 1i she's
a airidon.
Her fighting merry Widow" 81
with scarlet flung for other
q
Ib boss Of scArie, the trimmings Of white braid
81 belt liant
~ big circle a the rim Of a dinner piate.
And ntansail--nsVy, like the Jacket.
Or q minute, Her De.
chin and oaETinu Of her dimpiIna cheek.
Her i3ineh shell rereietsY wounds
hehoida Thousands Of the
Of the Uncle Sam Girl Seattle just and fellows IT'S
be a saiori
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Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS iac per lice per dsy Seven
words 10 the line Three con
sceutive DAYS. enc cent a word.
one month. Sc per line Per day
Minimum eharke for an I'D
20 cents
All spAce used will be cherg
ed AZ fun line rates on all
contract advertising or adNer
tislnx charged TO account
BALLARD AGENCY. H.
Mullen. SCI Ballard av OPP
City HAL Phone. ballard 500
MAIN OFFICE seventh aN.
between Union aud University
Phones. Main 1850; Ind AL
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors 81 any Kind &C.
curing In telephoned adver.
tisoments,
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Roller and Glitch Finally
Agree Upon Date for
a Contest.
Compromise Date Of July
| Proves Satisfactory
TO Champion.

Or p = Roller. Of this city. viii
meet Frank Geteh IN match for
the wrestling championship Of the
world IN this city on July ! The
champion today wired Roller. stat
/ tnF that be- would agree 20 put
/ the match off until the first day
81 july Roller Immediately wired
back. telling Gotoh that be would
accept that date
The match Will b. for a $500 side
I bot. best two ont 81 three. uln falls
only 10 count The gate receipts
are 90 BE- divided. winner 20 take
90 per cent and loser - per cent
II. Roller wins. be becomes the an.
disputed champion ~ the world
Match Though, OF
II vas thought yesterday that
there aaa little chance Of bringing
these two men together until neat
winter. a. Guteh had insisted upon
q date iu June. aud Roller did not
uant 20 take chances with the
champion without having sufficient
time 60 prepare lie did not be-
iieYe he could get IN riFhi shape
10 tackle the job Of throwing
Gotch
Last night. Nhiis In his dressing
ru8m. after beating neoli SO Dc
eisiy.ly the second time Roller MAS
guitacd about The prospects Of a
match with gateh and evidenced n
keen desire e. set a whack a. him.
~ the conditions could only be ar
ranged t. hts satisfaction tie said
be waa afraid Of an early date and
atlil hated the thought of passing
nn the chance which the champion
bad pfuffered
Roller wiiiina
when the telegram containing
the compromise ca the date aues
ton came this morning. Roller
jumped Al the chance and. unleat
somrthinE Unforeseen tBterfrgta
local wrestling fans will see The
tNo men IN Hetlon for the highest
hanufH that any wrestler can gain
--lhr championship Of the World
II IL NOTE than likely that the
match uiii b. pulled of IN Athletic
park. where the league teams play
Baseball The bieacherH and grand.
stand are - arranged that a really
rood vlcx - the men IN action
could BE- obtained from every part
% the grounds There will un
occasionally 30 az Immense crowd
~ attendance and this II ahnui the
only place Ia the city noW where
all who viii desire TO SO can be ae.
cnmmndHtrd
Leaves for Eas, Tomorros.
Roller viii leave for the East on
Sunday night. to visit his mother
tie lad intended To make Ions
stay. but. with the 0oieh match
nos settled upon. he etpeCts 20 cut
his stay in the rast short and come
back 60 start acgive training The
local man wants 10 add some weight
before meeting Uotch. lie IL In
pretty good shape nov. but the
strenuous training in advance OF
his recent matches. which came 81
eiose together. has run him down
light With Goteh he figures be
can add weight and maintain his
speed.
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BITS 0'NEWs
Dinners Tor oifcers

OHNHffh fQF gFfAGffA
Mr. and Mr. Charles % Silmson
viii give a dinner OF ~ covers for
the seniors officers Of the naval
fleet Tuesday evening
Mr and Mra Daniel kellsher viii
Eivc a dinner Tuesday evening tor
10 officers
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Karl
siruY. viii entertain a dinner party
OF Is Tuesday evening
Among other dinners 20 be given
IN honor Of the senior aud junior Of
ficora will be those BY Miss Grace
Denny. Mr. and Mrs Edwin A
strout. Mr and Mrs A $ KERR
Mr. and Mn J. % Farrell. the
Misses Price end Mr.. and Mrs "
" Beck.
Coehrane- crueeer.
Miss Margaret C0ehrans and Mr.
Albert G. CrueEer were married By
Rev. DR. W. A. Major ia the Beth.
any Presbyterian church.
Trinity Church Reception.
The congregation Of the Trinity
Parish church will give a reception
Tuesday evening in the church
crypt TO the members Of the naval
fleet
Delta Gamma Dance.
The Beta chapter OF the Delta
Gamma society gave dancing
party last evening at the chapter
house In honor 81 visiting guests.
Progressive Thought Club.
The Progressive Thought club
will meet Wednesday With Mrs s
$. johnson. 32s nth av ~ The
program will be in charge OF Mrs
Johnson and Mrs. Jane Sutherland.
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REVIEWING STAND AT
BELllNGHAM CoLLAPSES.

HELIINGhAM. May 2J-With a
crash that was heard for blocks
away. a section of the big review.
ing stand on the corner Of Elm and
Holly stss went down at 10 80
o'clock last night. pitching zoo or
more persons IN a heap GA the
ground. Il feet below. by some
streak Of fortune not a single per
son Was injured seriously and Only
few cuts aud bruises. broken
hats and tern clothes mark an &c
cident that might have been fatal
20 scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Garbage Issue to Be Settled
in Meeting Of City
Council.
Committee Meeting Ends IN
Split Over Murphy's
Ordinance.

Losing In the committee nv a..
vote, Councilman Aurpbys o,1'
nance proposing the Immediate !.
siallaiion Of the first unit A.
municipal garbage collection s,s
destruction system. win BE- ear,,sA
10 The city ooune-i on MONDAY -.
With both d majority and mian's,ss
vote Couneilmen SAWYER godss,s
ahd Jackson voted againu a. ~
dinance. while Councilmer psv.s,- y.
and Mullen voted for ID cos,ss'
men Zbiuden and Hurd dla -.
vote nv
The meeting ~ the lolbt eowrt,
tees. 10 which had been as,is...
the ordinance introduced as. -.
BY Councilman Goddard pfososs..
biz issue u bonds for AZ slsss,s
ate system developed a healed =.
cuHHlon. and the council u.,.s..
who bad fafhered the ord.rsse.
was charged direct with h,g..
brought ap the proposition 70 -.
per the genuine efforts being -.
for the establishment Of he mspl.
clpai gafbage system.
Plan All suneombe.
You plan IL an bunoorn. .,s
You kn0a 81 said Councilman ~.
velle. addressing bis remarks b
Goddard during one period q,
heated discussion.
Wei. I'm honest enough 10 A
NIT. replied Goddard. While yoa
are not honest with ne
Murphy had only proposed an lnL
tial appropriation o. SIS 600 from
the general fund. 10 install the f,rt
unit 81 bis system. after which n
vas suggested that money could hs
provided In the nert general ,srl
levy 20 complete The sys,sm.
Councilman Mullen came out a. a
strong advocate Of the Nurphy
measure. and vent hin one further
by proposing that an appropfaiioa
Of Sc 900 be made from The ges.
fIHl fHha 70 htaft TIE tFetFM.
Mullen ls Right
Mullen explained that fwo ytxrs
ago he had brought up : scheme q
making an appropriation from he
general fund TO start the system,
but was frowued down al the tine
lie insisted that MBrphys osdln-
ance vhs hight IN principle. bat id
not Eo FAR enough. as be figured
that the city could spare IL east
se5 600 - a starter.
Councilman Reyelle was on haEd
Niih figures which showed that
there Was a total Of unused bsl
ances IN various funds aggregatins
fi2s 600 which could be used lD-
mediafely IN the shape Of loxn
and replaced in the funds after the
next tax levy. None o, this money
viii be required for the purpose n
tended until next year, Il vas
urged
The majority report on Monday
night viii be against the MURPHY.
Mullen ordinance. The minority
will bring in report faFoEins u
The whole fight viii then center In
the council. and according 70 the
present lineup the Clique which %
fighting for the Goddard ordinance
as means Of staving of the actual
installation Of a municipal garbage
system. will lose by a decisive IA
jurlfv.
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This Splendid Country

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JUDGE wlssoR TO ssIAk.

Richard Wlnaof vii lecture faf
the socialists NJ Rainier hail. 1870
Second Rv., SUNDAY at y. M. on
"ouf Flag and nattleahlpa Judge
Wiuaar has returned from Callfnr
mia, With improved health. aud viii
have something interesting 20 say
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Notice

fdaha irrigated land= nfnH takes place
June lm Sic raia Nuu % puaaanalau
- 90 acres Nest payment dHe 1911
Dent mics THE snap Far particulars
see = a Heaassn. kes 1td AZ I'm
HAH0AtN OWNER NEEDS
mt#EH hud haa Instructed ua 10 sell
bic 20 acres. HEf WEN HEArTIE AND
NAttM ftuas TO enc - tho hest
towns iH the valley. land ta eli level.
good aoil ruuw house nearly nee
flfeo Terms. 81 roe eash This prizes
good for enc seek only
HuUEuT MAfTHT
aia-HH0zHfi Alaska Hida @aa ~
aersa. ell cleared ia Huuuyaaia.
ntra t-ruum buuHafuW acre straw beF
rtsn chl6hau hauMua ace chickens. naa
furnliHrs. etc. Close 60 naH Inasrurhaa
all Tor 81 see cash
p Myers aunuYdata IA az D
NEAR nEb0NDo BEACH 20 acres
al lsFoi GOOD soil partially Improved
farinE auud county road .faum haus.
good barn. several outbuudiaEs, g. zee
Easy tHrma
ROBERT MALTnY.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
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