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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
BRYAN IN
SEATTLE
WILL SPEAK AT THE PIONEER
PIANO HOUSE TOMORROW
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

A striking example Of the wonder,
ful Edison Phonogfaph h. found In
the marvellous records which have
Just been made b. William jen.
nlnRa aryan.
An told the Great commoner has
recorded ten of his most famous
creations The reproductions are
admittedly the most perfect records
ever made @mbogylns. a. they do.
All thu warmth and every infection
and m0dulnglon OF his marvellous
voice
les another example ~ the an
limited possibilities of the Edison
Fhonograph Today no home u
REALLY complete without modern
Taking Machine les entertaining
features are virtually endless -
lrctiuna b the famous hands aud
orrhsatraa solos BY Cnruao. Scot.
q. 9nmbrfeh and other famous
operate stars oFationn by famous
speakers. n1onuioEuss. dusys. vaHde.
vile sketches rte. etc ARE rwrrp
ducsrd Ia your osn home with AZ
suiufe fidelity II you have an hdiaon
o. Victor Taihing Machine. WIS
druy yourself the pleasure ~ this
marvellous entertainer when 81
weekly Without inferraN places
puc n your home right away
We carry the largest assortment
81 both makes ia the vest Our
stock - records and machines u
three times greater than any other
concern on the coast
FOR maHy reasons it's decidedly
H. youf advantage % deal AZ head.
quarters Moreover the y : Johns
ton Co talking machine quarters
are 40 lnnovation--cona % In.
dixidnal private ROOMS. located on
n. second floor Of our new build.
ina affarding every advantages OF
ample light. ffosh air and comfort.
4 special demonstration Of the
new brfhn records viii be made
all Tomorrow aud tomorrow even.
ms You're most cordially invited
~ come. even though Won do not
intend 10 buy Brlng your friends
y ). Johnston Co. the Pioneer
Piano House. Third and unlversity.
Johnston Co. building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
PORTLAND Soy IN
YMPIC "a ME $

qualification without hurting hini.
seif for the final race.
Speed Of Americans.
The speed shown BY the two
Americans IN tbs hurdles today put
new life into the other members ~
their team. who we're feeling rather
hlne when they entered the stadium
this morning because 81 the deei-
sion of Thursday that robbed Car.
pvntsr Of Cornell 81 bis victory IN
the 600 meter race.
When Sniithaun tied the Olympic
record the American athletes cheer.
"a him rouudiy aud rss-ensered the
game wigh fresh spirit which prom.
Uses 20 couut for much when the
day results ars summarized
Everything seemed 20 BE- coming
the way Of tbs American contest.
ants when Rand carried Oft the
third heat Ii the iiometar hurdles
and Gilbert added another Kseaf
victory "a the United States list
Of achievements hY winning the
combined sections two and three In
the pole vault al i3 feet which IL
SIX inches better than the record
made b Gounder ~ France In the
Olympic games a. Athens In 1905
Americans Keep Up Pace.
Keeping up the pace sef BY The
victorious Americans ia the presi.
ous heats. GarFpfs II America cap
tured the fourth heat IN the 10
meter hurdles Hls time was IS IS
seconds
Beating the mark set By Gilbert.
who qualified in the first three ncc.
iionE 0f tne pole vault. Cook Of
America insured himself place In
the semi.tlnals By making iz feet 2
inches and capturing fist place In
combined sections four. five and
SIX.
America also made an excellent
showing In tbs third heat of the
500 meter relay fare By taking
FIRST place away from tho English
runners
EnKiandA swimmers won the
final tn the team race today. beat.
ing the Hungarian contestants
easily.
Weik Of Hungary won che Greco
Roman heavyweight wreatliug
match today. defeating Peiross 81
Rusala. The victor won twn falls
in three bouss
On the final loic vault Cook and
Gilbert. both Americans. tied for
first place. each going over the
bar Of ~ feet inches. breaking
the record GoHder ~ France wen
thia event AT Athens. making ~ feet
$ inches.
IN the finals Of the lightweight
division OF the catch 8B-catch-can
wrestling match Relwysk0w. Of
England. beat bis competitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
CLOSE ON TRAIL
OF SUSPECTS
isx unI,ea prs..l

MARYsvt1E. Cal. July "a, or.
ficers returning from a camp near
here today announced that they had
found new traces OF both Reter
Clatdianes and Felix Padeauyarln.
who are wanted in San Francisco
Ia connection with the Gallagher
dynamtting case. The detectives
working on the case are convinced
that both fugltiyes are attn within
five miles az this city and thry are
tracing half dozen chea. Ia hops
of apprehendlng them.
Al the camp where the Officers
spent most of the night. they say
they learned positively that Peter
Claudianea had been there recently
aud received assurance that Pa
dehuvaria has Joined him.
They say that the f,tKltlvcs were
informed " the state of affairs Ia
san Francisco and Of IA. eonfss.
Sion ~ John Ciaudianes by ffienda
Who hurrieily sent word to the
camp as soon aA the Information
became public, According 60 the
story at the camp. the men imme.
dlataiy struck out 90 loln the
Greeks In more secluded places Ia
this andslhe 0royille regions There
arr number OF these camps Ia
witch Greeks spend tho summer
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
LICENSE FIGHT IS
INVOKED

The fighf to obtain y referendum
vote ON the Luna PARK saloon u.
cenae has assumed al the usual
proportions OF a Mystic Mare The
original petition. after boing check
ed was fouad 90 have isg more
than the required nuuaiyer II names.
subsequently, thu advocates ~ the
license induced is2 ~ those who
had slgnsd the original petition 10
sign a counter pesitiun withdraw.
ing tkcir names
The interests behiua the rcfrr~n
dun petition arr nos visiting those
who ksx. Withdrawal. asking that
fhcY sian PAPER Withdrawing
FROM thu Withdrawal AZ theirs
were only 10 ieee than the re-
quised uumnrf II hons fide ais
natarre after the withdrawal had
hsscn filed. they hops 20 re.estab
Nah the validity ~ the original %.
titiun fur an esectlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
THUGS IN DEATH GRANGER.

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. July "a -~
John slemaen and Louis V nabner.
the famous gaa.pipe thugs Of San
Francisco. who ARE sentenied TO
hang a week from today, were
marched from their cells 10 the
death chamber. Ia the deserted fur.
nlture shop af the prison this morn.
Ing From the death chamber n
~ hut a few steps "a the gallowa.
upon which they will pay the pen
atty for their crisnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
DEMOCRATS ARE
GATHERING IN
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July "a Chairman
Thomas TagRarJ OF the democratic
national committed who arrived
here this morning. announced tina,
the democratic headauartera would
probably ho located here.
raggart said that he Thought
THAI the recent standard OF DE.
ciaton would not affect the cam.
paign. tie aaid THE decision
shows one thing plainly. the bis
stick Is a stuffed club Il may. be
poised Ia the air above the head
oI big offender. bat the hand
holding Il will never allow Il 20
fall.
Taeeart IL here % attend the
meeting OF the subcommittee OF
the national committee. which Is %
meet tomorrow to select a chair
man for the national committed
Iohn ~ Atwood, Of Lcavenworih
Kan, Is said 90 be IA the lead for
this position The members 1T the
subcommittee besides Taggart. are
Halt ~ Nebraska. Mack. 81 New
York. Osborne. OF Wyoming Green,
az Rhode island. Ryan. Of Wlaron
sin. Daniels. of North Carolina
Wade. 81 Iowa. Tomllnaan. OF Ala
hama. Cole ~ California. aud
iirady. III Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
MOTHER DISRECARDS
THE COURT RULING

Although the supreme court Of
the state OF Washington has award
cd 10 Francis peltier, living al the
Wilbur house, THIRD and James,
the custody OF Myrtle Tranby. axe
TO- and Mabel Tranby age =. tho
children are still kept by their
mother who guca under the name
OF Grace Johnson NJ Peitlor yes,
terday asked the poles TO locate
the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
ON THE FRONT

Carrying 40 nrst cabin pssEef
gers. lahorera for Nj ] Henoy the
Santa Clara sailed for Cordnva and
Naidsx this afiernnuH, 4 lsnEe
quantity 81 cement. general mcr
ehandlse and railroad steel com
urised the cargo.
A cable from Yokahoma an.
nounceN the arrival uf the French
liner Cnfavellas. FROM Seattle. on
the z2d inst Previous to her ar.
rival she went ashore On the Jepa.
nene coast. but got Oft without ans
damage renuitiuw
The Nevadan sailed this morning.
carrying a good aixed cargo for
Honolulu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
RATHSEELLER CASE
Is BADLY BUNGLED

because patrulman iiaeAns esi
dsnee Ia the case against Henry
Allen. = walter ~ the RAtbakeilaf.
charged with selling liquor On Sun.
day, vas uuc0frubofated. police
court Jury yesterday afternoon
found Allen not guilty
Before the cane vas ealiwi Ser
genns Wilkes. who wgth Flaaan and
two women SAL they secured liqHof
on Sunday Al tha cafa. wpuf cut
90 hunt up HaEan. HaEan entered
just befnre the trial wAs called and
RRVe hts testimony, but Wilkes vas
attn hunting him until too late 90
give his evidsuee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

1oNpoN. July si-Tying the
oxu..r record os 1875 seconds.
49, saiihsSn Of the Nalsnomah
~ 4 nrslsna. Ore. today won
4 ~aea heat ~ the senltfinal
r~,u. 1sr he liemetev hurdle race.
~ lAxxnn boy Is IN perfect con.
as tnizy and IA strongly backed
II ~ place Id the final heat In
- erect
IA sAaw Of America won the
~ MAI IN the lfemeter hurdles
] Issf seconds qaaiifylng for the
-
srhtsn catered the second heat
- xishoat apparenf effort. broke
y ne ID 1850 Expert sFainers
Z ~ lield marvsied At the AmeFS
III sc<ed and declared thar. has
i rsenpsed Il. he would aaxs
- shle 10 lower the record
M.hsaa. h0weyer. did not Try q
= v sp<ed IN the ssmtfinai. sim
\ Aspsng enough lead 70 assaFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
SAYS SHE WAS BEATEN
BY FORMER HUSBAND

Declaring that James Moffet. a
helper AZ the Moran company. beat
her. Margaret lane Steele. divorced
from aim fur mouthH ago. swore
out a warrant for his arrest aud
he was taken 20 the county jail b.
Constable Jim shannon yesterday
Although divorced four months
ago. the woman has visited Aoff.t's
home. AZ fiillmau. often. Il was
durtnE the last visit. which vas
last Tuesday that hhe complains
Of hia assault The man resented
her being In the company ~ other
male frtenda. Que % whom had
kicked him IN the chin. cutting Il
open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
THREE MORE FILE
DIVORCE BILLS

Charging that bis wife WIS an
habituai drunkard FOR six years. Al
fred vandesaBdt filed petition foF
divorce from Klttie VaBdesandt
IN the superior court today. They
were married September 10. 1898.
AZ Detroit. Mich
The husband claims that he bad
good job bringing him VI a day.
but that he had to give II mp as
result OF his wlfe'a dissipation
Other petitions for divorces were
made by Hannah I'm against Otis
Iliil, charging desertion. and Mrs.
t. ID. Smith against y. @. Smith,
on enc same grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS

A. tire Mcore--Dnfk
AZ tire Crsad-~rhimes ~ Nor.
mandy Next week. ~noreaeeio "
A. the Seattle Midnight In
New York Nest seek. At FORT
Reno
A. the Lols--Y tddish players Ia
repertoire. Sunday. Aoaasy and
TUESDAY evenings
A. the star-v Vaudeville
A. Pantaqes desisie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
WARRANT ron AssAlLANr

J w. Carroll Is charged With as
aauIt and battery Ia complaint ~
sued by the prosecuting attorney a
office today IN which Charles II
Merritt. an operator al the Post
st. power house OF the Seattle
Electric co. claims be Was hit ia
the eye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
FRISCO TAKES STEPS
FOR A.-Y.-P.-E. EXHIBIT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2&.--san
Frarcisro merchants ard manu-
faeturers are today making prep.
arations 10 gather s0aethsr an sx.
hibt Tor ths Alssksn- fukon.Pa cifte
exposition. 20 be held In Sestsir IN
1909.
A. . meeting o. tire general sx-
seutlve committee 81 the eousmsr
eiai organization Of the city
Thursday. Arthur q. Briggs. prrsi.
oent of tire STATE Beard ~ Trade.
was authorized 20 appoint a finance
COMMITTEES o. one member from
essn q the commercial bodies Of
ths city TO gather money for the
exhiblf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
o SUICIDE Is BURIED.

Funeral services for Catherine
Dot toiley, the lG.yearald Rlrl who
commltted suicide "Wednesday AZ
the home Of her brother. Ion w.
iolley. az 1905 a0th av.. were held
az : o'clock this afternoon from
the parlora ot the lonney Watson
company, The Nmainn were inter
red Ia L.akeyiew cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
PRINCE OF WALES
REVIEWS TROOPS

with war bonneta. With the sol
diery and the crowds aud the meF
~ makers the picture was unparal
leled.
When the prince cmermed from
his quarters AT the Citadel this
morning he found the streets prac
tically deserted. nearly everyone
having left the city early Ia the
morning for the Plains,
Accompanied hy Lord Roberta
Earl Grey, Vice President Fair
hanks and many other notahleA. the
royal party proceeded 20 the seent
al tho celebration. where they
we're grected with prolonged
cheers.
ualquo. Feature.
One OF the unique featarea OF
the military pageant was the par
tfcipation ~ representatives 81 AL
the different tribes OF Canadian
Indians II Was hard 10 reailns
that this little band Of braves rep
resented the remaining strength 81
the mighty horde which once held
the balance of power on this SAME
battlefield
The Canadian soldiers we're most
popular Of All these taking pArl
Ia the parade. and were giyen 4
continual ovation.
After the review the prince dedt
Gated the Quebec hattlcfieida. and
then returned % the Citadel q
prcuarc Tor the grand official hall
which wili be held tonight Ia tbs
parliament house.
The American visitors are helms
royalty entertained. aud have beer
shown every courtesy, with the ~
salt that they have enioyed eyery
minnie o. the precautionary cello
hfatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Judge Gordon yesterday fined A.
= Brown. Of lf0sB Firth ay., sz0
for breaking quarantine by remOY-
ing his boy from his home when
he was aware that the boy had
diphtheria. Brown admitted TAX
ing the boy for car ride. but said
he did not realize any danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
slMagnifcent Scene Ever
Witnessed in Canada
5000 Are in the Grand
Pageant

ny HNftCn ffNH
sussse, 'u'y s'.--rN '. most
s,ssss was presented today o"
r.,s.. q Abraham. when tire
-, 4 wales reviewed 5000
s......n ,rseps ard 10000 sailors
I. srana rllltary pageant.
s-s<s'eally tire entire population
s'..s<e was present. and 70 az
49, sesrs were thousands o.
800. ard tourists from al paris
Y ne world. - -.
-. .sns was enllwened and
-, aay BY the appearance o.
s'ssr.s. q persons ssslred ~ the
s....,ss sesss 81 she time OF the
49, ssys q Quebec.
erand Scene.
~.s.. we're countless irilled and
..sssd aanaies. with all the iinery
y AZ rayess court. There wsFe
...s,lass fuF clad troopers Il the
- aays many eowled priests
~ Aaaxx rosaries and sandaled
49, 49, ana All through the crowd
- brightly painted Indians U
s,,lnans blankets and scsplendens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

CHICAGO. Iuiy Frank ~
Hitchcock. the raft manager. ar
rived here today aud announced
that there would be conference
~ republicans 81 the middle west
20 plan measures loF the coming
eampaign, Hitchcock predicted an
enthusiastic campaign IN the mid
die west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
Ezra Meeker

And his travelling companions. with
their team 81 oxen and outfit Will
he ~ Lima park Sunday This will
bo an excelieut opportunity % SOC
The Old gentleman that followed
the old Oregon trail across the con.
iineui and back. See old Dave. the
faithful old beast that in threat.
ened with the butchers knife $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
SEATTLE LAUNCH
BELIEVED LOST

PORTLAND, Ore. July 2t~~
search Is being made today slong
the beach between Astoria. Ore, and
Yaqnina Hay for the gaeolifss launch
Lady Maria. which ~ overdue Cap.
tain George Tyler, master Of the
sloop Condor IL leading the search.
Three weeks aso the boat was sent
from Seattle TO Portland by rail.
II was launched ~ the lattec city a
man was placed IN charge and II
saa started on ltH wsy to Yaquina
Ray After passing Astoria. nothing
has been heard from either the man
or the boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
DANCE BY THE STREET
CAR BOYS

A dance will be given by the
street car boys IN the Carman ho-
tel hail. Fifth and Republican, Sat.
urday evening az ) 80. July goth.
and every Saturday evening there
after Admission soc. Ladies'
free $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
erran 90 for chIeaao.

FATRylEW. Nnb., July a.
Bryan departed this afternoon for
Chicago 10 attsud the meeting OF
the subcommittee OF the national
committee. which Ia 20 select the
manager for the fall campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

GUTHRIE. Okla. July 2a.--Goy.
G. \. Haskell has been tendsred
the treaBurership OF the democratic
national committee Formal an.
uouncement carrying his accept.
ance. will be made when the com.
mittee meets for organization In
Chicago next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

ny United Prena.l
4 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July !
A "a Matthew Cummings, Of !
4 Boston. was elected president I
4 VI the Ancient Order Of +,
4 lilbeflana this afternoon over !
= J, 7. Dolaan ~ New York. who
= made a hard fight for the 4
a place. A message from Pope {,
4 Plus X WAS read AZ ihe after. 4
A noon session thanking the 4
\ iiiberniana for the homage /,
a expressed IN their message to ,
him. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

For good shampoo use SOAP
Lake Soap. s.s
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
FOREIGN ECHOES.

Turin, April S,-The duke of AbruzzI
arrived here to-day from Spezia II is
reported thai his marriage with Miss
Elkins will take place in September.
Berlin, April S-The emigration from
Germany Via Hamburg for tho quarter
ending March 3 was $4,000 as against
lO3,5S0 for the corresponding term last
ycar
st, Petersburg, April S.--The council
of the empire adoptod the bill to raise
the Russian legation Mt Toxic to an
embassy. The bill has passed the du-
ma.
Paris, April Sit Is believed that a
great scandal in the commissary de-
partmcnt of the French army has been
discovered, when it was learned re-
Gently that the ratIons sent to some Of
the garrlsons on the eastern frontier
were unfit for consumption
Dartmouth, Eng. April S,-The BODY
of Emanuel Swedenborg, mystic and
in London, whore IT has ~ since l772
was embarked here to-tEv on board
the Swedish cruiser Fylga for convey
ance for final burial in Sseden.
Lisbon April S.--'rwo soldiers were
assassnated to-day while standing neoI
tho Necessidades palace The soldiers
who wore civilian clothes, were shot
and killed bNa small group Of men, WIN
suddenly sprang at them with draw
revolvers. by the time the police ar.
rived on the scene the assassins hat
made their escape.
Berlin, April S,-The Reichstag an
iourned to-day over Easter after pass
ing the third reading of the associa
tions bill. which includes a section re
lating to tho compulsory use of tn,
German language at public meeting
and the Bourse bill. which aholIshes tht
bourse register and restores time trad
ing in mining and Industrial stocks
These bills now become laws,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
PLANS FOR THE
CITY'S CLEANING
Sanitary Committee Will Not
Undertake to Remove Any
Ashes-Appeal to be
Made for Carts.
USE EDUCATIONAL METHODS
They Are Considered Better Than Any
Show of rorcc--IIcalth Officer
Wright Objects TO the Men
ton of Slums.
USE EDUCATIONAL METHODS

Somebody joklngly suggested mt the
meeting Of the sanitary committee of
tile Associated Civic Societies last night
that the committee first turn all of it's
attention toward bettering the condi-
tion of the once white Bennett memoir
al fountain on the Green 1t was point
ed out that all the rest Of the city
shone in comparison, like veritablo
Spotless Town. good natured obJcc-
tion was made and the matter was
passed over. During the discussion on
the topic II was brought out that the
only obstacle that the committee had to
overcome In It's work next week was
the question Of teams.
Teams must be had, 1t was pointed
out, and an appeal is to be sent out
through the papers to all who are will
ing to loan any for any number of days
or any fraction of day and personal
requests for teams through the mails to
all the large contractors and trucking
concerns.
The committee decided to take a def
mite stand upon the question of the re-
moval of ashes The committee wants
It understood by the public generally
/ that 1t does not intend to take any
ashes away. An appeal Is 20 be issued
through the papers to all who are will
ing to clean up their quarters but who
! feel that they cannot afford to get teams
4 TO carry the rubbish away asking them
to send their requests for teams with
| the reasons for them to the chairman
Of the central sanitary committee, who
| is G. VI. Scranton 42 Church street. he
4 fore Tuesday Of next week. II was also
decided to make special appeal to the
landlords to see to II that the premises
are cleaned up,
The meeting was called for the chapel
Of United church at o'clock. 1t was
! nearly II o'clock before It broke NJ
and during the interval there were a
sufficient number Of diverse views Of
fercd by the various members of the
committee to show that II the scheme
of making cleaning days a permanent
feature Of New Haven, returning under
the auspices Of the Associated civic So.
cieties annually or still oftener little
moro can hope to he done this year
than along educational lines The earn.
est hope was expressed by the commit.
teemeu that the public generally coult
he aroused on the subject Of clean
premises It being believed that much
moro can he accomplished In that way
than in any other
Or. Frank w Wright, the health Of.
hccr, was also present with the com.
mittee at Its deliberations and was con.
suited frequently upon many knottS
problems as they came up. Dr. Wright
said he was thoroughly IN accord witt
any movement that would make New
Haven healthier or cleaner city "Bu
! will say this" he added. that in al
the twenty years Of my work as {
health officer, ! have never seen AZ
; April when the city was in such
clean condition as It is this spring. Th'
winter was an open one and the peoplt
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