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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
Not Nearly Enough Cars
to Accommodate I h e
Crowds - Other Notes
Of Interest in Thirteenth
Ward.

nALiAllD. July a. ballard
people have several complaints 10
make. chiui Of which Is about the
car service the s. r company IL
giving them So few cars are aont
out on the different lines that duf,
lng the rush Of day. when ever.
one Is going or coming TO work. the
ears afn completely filled. and
then some before they have gone 4
blocks from tho end Of the line
The people down below walt and
walt to lAkn a car on which they
can obtain a seat. but this Is i'm.
possible The seats are all taken.
not by men but by the women who
aro riding The men Of Ballard arc
10 used 10 standing up In the car
that they would feel out Of place II
they ever did manage To get 4 seat
The Seattle Electric company has
At last consented TO put In a switch
on the Ballard Beach line to help
the matter a little. but this is only
a small part Of what Is needed AZ
the rush hours In the evening there
are a feN old cattle ears, that are
used for freight In tho day time,
sent out a. trippara. The residents
Of the 18Th ward say that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
BONDS FORFEITED;
ACCUSED ARRESTED

Mateo Romani. charged with
threatening 10 klll Mele Carlone
following trouble over woman.
WIS arrested on a bench warrant
yesterday. shortly after bis bail of
$3.50 had been declared forfeited.
Ever since hla release several
DAYS ago, Romanl has not been seen
about bis usual haunis When plac-
cd under arrest yesterday BY Pa
trolman Blanchi. RomRni protested
that be did not know his case was
set for July 81 Romani will DO
held without bonda
Paul Ambrogi. Who also was re-
leased on $3.50 bail for threatening
10 kin Carlone. failed 10 appear In
court yesterday and bis bail was
declared forfeited. A bench war
rant has been issued for his arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
REGIMENT BUCLE BAND
TO PLAY At FAIR

The Aitth. Duke II connRngh's ..
Regiment naKle hand. Of Vancouver.
has accepted the Invitation 81 the
A-Ysf exposition 10 play there
neat week. and plans will be com.
plrie1 at a meeting u the ctposi.
ton hauiuaaicrs to-day for the ten,
daring Of the International military
tattoo BY the elFhi bands At the
Amphiiheatrc on Friday. July 20
The Sixth ARTILLERY band. from Fort
worden, sill come to tho falr naxt
wednesday with the Port Town.
send Elks 10 play a, the Elks CIR.
Gus and sill participate In the
tattoo. which Will be tho feature
band event Of the exposition season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
ANT|QUATED METHODS
Of LETTING CONTRACT

I'VE are not trying to show that
graf was the cause Of the fayorlt.
Ism shown certain printers in this
city when contracts for city print.
ing were let, said Max Wardall
Fourteenth ward councilman, who
Ia leading the investigators com.
mlttec, but We Just want to show
that antlquated methods are EN-.
ploycd In asking Tor and letting the
contracts and that certain class
favorltsm Is shown
At the last council meeting com.
mlttee was named to investigate the
charges brought by the Lewis
Sears Paper Co. against the board
Of public works, and the report
New from office to office that graft
had been discovered, but this Is
denied positively by Mr.. Wardall,
who does state, however, that some
facts will be made public
when the committee meets tomor
rcg morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

GALVESTON. July Bulletin.
-communleatlon with the mainland
was again established this after
noon after the wires were again de,
ssroyed last night
The bodies o. nine Of the persons
drowned yesterday when the Bettt
son pier collapsed In the storm.
were recovered a, noon today. Gal.
weston did not suffer from tho sec
end storm. which swept the gulf
during the niaht
Rapid progress Ia being wade IN
the repair work on the railroad.
When the nlns bodies we're re-,
covered. Il was found that live Of
the eleven drowned we're negroes
No other fatalities have been re-
ported.
Business is normal here TODAY
and there ls no Indication tina; this
city was struck BY hurricane
other than the facts that telephone
ard teleafaphie communication IL
delayed and trains are not running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
See the
New City
At Our Expense

Bremerton Heights is the place
that is being sold so fast. be-
cause all who take this little pleas.
ure trip Ia, our expensel realize
that a few dollars invested along.
side the Bremerton Navy Yard will
bring In large returns This beau
tifui. high-class residence property
Is alongside the navy yard and will
always reap the benefits Of Uncle
Sans large expenditures. II Ia
fast growing into a city, and has
its city water in the streets and
paid for. At the present prices
that we are selling this beautiful
property for, we will give you
written guarantee OF large profit
In one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
BIBLICAL QUESTIONS
BEING DISCUSSED

Judge @ =. Rutherford. OF feffer,
sonyille. Mo. was elected chairman.
This afternoon the session was
started with a prayer and praise
meeting. after which Chas Russell
delivered short address This
evenings meeting will consist Of a
discourse by W. O. L. Sullivan and
a general discussion on several sub
iecis.
The meetings on tomorrow and
Saturday will be in the Broadway
hall. but the concluding one. 10 be
held on Sunday. Will convene at the
Armory. In order 20 accommodate
the immense crowd expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
STRIKERS IN 4 RIOT

KENosIIA. Wis. July %. Three
men were wounded and three off.
cefs seriously injured In a riot this
foronoon between strikers and
atrikebreakers at the Allen tan.
merry. The strikers became suriy.
and II Is feared that a serious con.
fllct 10 Inevitable,
Quiet prevails this afternoon,
however. following the arrival OF
General Falk
The strike Ia the result OF the
company's refusal to discharge a
foreman and to grant an increase
Of 81 week In wages. The com.
pany granted an Increase Of so
cents but refused to make Il any
moro than that sum.
MILWAUKEE. July %. Troop
A. first cavalry, was ordered today
TO prepare to go TO kcnosha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
GOOD THINGS TO EAT

Good thlnga 10 cat. the finest and
fanelest that pastry cooks eau com.
pound, will be on exhibit at tho
Washington State building on tho
exposition grounds on Hotel Mems
and Chefs and Pastry Cooks day.
which will be celebrated Jointly
about August 90 The breeders
club. an organization OF hotel clerks
and employees. and the Washington
State Hotel Protective association
will cooperate on the plans for
Hotel Mems day at the fair The
chefs aud pastry oooka will prepare
fancy exhibits of their various arts.
barley sugar work. cakes and pastry
work. gelce work aud other clAho
rate connections, which will be first
exhibited aud later defoured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
BIC HERD Of ELKS
INVADE SEATTLE

The Eiks are arriving today on
every train from every part Of the
United States. The hall and re-.
ception rooms In the Alaska build.
Ing have been crowded all day with
tho visitors. II 10 estimated that
over a thousand visiting Elks have
been there IN the last fcw days.
Tho large delegation from the
southern states, who arrived yuster.
day from Los Angeles. went over
tho city today In automobiles, and
expressed their surprise and de-
Hight with Seattle A dinner and
reception for the visitors that ar
rived In town today will be held to.
night Tomorrow evening the local
lodge will awe n minstrel show at
which the entire delegation will be
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

PORT ARTHUR, Texas, July
22,-The towns Of Sabine and
Sabine Pass, reSas, are several
feet under water today, the
storm from the gulf having
come In with renewed fury.
A. these towns are not we'll
protected from the gulf the In.
hAhitanta realized their danger
In the storm yesterday and
practically every person In
town left. Most Of the inhab.
ltanta we're brouoh, here before
today's storm broke, and Il 10
believed the towns we're prae.
tlcally deserted when the sec,
ond storm broke, Reports
from the Inundated towns are
meaeer and the property loss 10
not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
THOUSAND DELEGATES FROM
TWENTY-FIVE STATES IN
CONVENTION.

The nibie Students convention
At tho Chfia,onson's Broad.
unY hall, this morning with an at
~ issca u over ! 900 persons, rep
r-seutihr Is states Of the union. J.,
A Aehsson. tho temporary chair
man delivered the address Of vel
ooma 10 behalf Of the Seattle dele
cation. chax. Russell. the pastor
IL the Brooklyn Tabernacle. re-
apouded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
WEST V|RG|MIA'S
GOVERNOR COMING

Governor William y Glaasooek.
Of West Virginia. left hlu home AT
Charleston today. 70 attend the
AsfrP exposition At Seattle. &C
cordlnE to a telegram received by
Director Of Special Events buckley
from tho governors secretary. d
I. Boegs Governor Giasscoek in
expected 10 reach seattle july -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
SHAW IS BOUND over

W NJ shaw. who formerly work.
ed for N I. RudeHsey. the employ.
ment agent. and who was charged
In Justice Browns court with lar.
ceny BY ombea1lement, was yester.
day bound over to the superior
court In bonds Of ,l.o00. Tho CON.
pialnt ohargea Shaw with having,
on the 75rd Of May. adopted TO hia
own use the sum Of $50 Of his EN-.
ployefB money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
BROWN WILL TRY CASE

The ease Of Charles J. Yates. who
IL charged with selling narcotics
on the complaint Of John Ponlmhn,
will be tried IN Judge Browns
court on a motion for change Of
venue from Judge ]. n Gordon'a
court Yates runs a messenger Of
flee In the downtown district. and
the alleged olfcnse il said to have
been committed on the Ord Of July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
INVESTIGATING The
OLEOMARCARINE CASE

J. A McCab-. special agent for
the United States internal revenue
department. Ia seeking tho arrest Of
c. vs., NcCally and Robert CfAv.
FORD. pFoptetofa Of the butter stall
In tho public market which was raid.
ed Tuesday BY State Dairy Inspect.
nrH Ernest Kelly and 1. W Hanson.
who found quantities Of olcomargsf.
Inc vas being sold there for fresh
butter.
The eoaFta wiii be- asked Tot ~
order dixpusinE Of the fixtures.
Which have not been paid for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
ALLEGES THE DRESS
DID NOT FIT HER

Annlc J. Mnllin. a lady Of gen.
efous proportions and Of sons
weight IN the community. sued
George Stone and Que John Dos
for the return NJ tas. In Justice
Browns cour, this morning Miss
Nuiiln paid tho money 10 tho de-
PENDANTS for a n.W gown. which
they we're to make for her. and the
stipulation vas that they should
make II to n This. Ni4a Muliln
alleged. they did not do. and con.
sequentiy that the dress vas Of no
use 10 her. Judge Brown took the
case under adYisemsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
LONDON IN OAKLAND

OAKLAND. Cal. July 22.-Jack
London. novelist. has returned to
Oakland with Mrs. London. and iH
today staying at the home Of his
mother Mrs. Flora London He ar.
rived In this city last evening. In
an Interview this morning, he stat.
cd to the press that he intended
leaving in a few days for his ranch
In aunomn county. where he will
remain indefinitely, or until his
health, which ls not up to its usual
standard, returns to him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
NEED ACTION NOT
ORDINANCES

nechuae the committee thinks
that Mayor Miller and the police
department already have sufficient
authority, under the state Law and
existing ordinances. TO close up tho
immoral ahosu which have elaring
red aiKus shlch announce that msn
only are allowed. the blu introduce.
Cd At the last council meeting vas
tabled.
one member OF the committee
said that former Mayor Moore did
not require any extra authority TO
close them ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
WIFE OF PROMINENT
AUTHOR IS DIVORCED

SAN FRANCISCO. July ~. Mrs.
Ella Sterling Migheis today was
granted a divorce from Philip Yer
hll MlEhelH, artist and author Of
International reputation. The de,
cree vas granted on the ground Of
deaortlon
Mrs Mighols "a a prominent club
and society woman Of this city. and
bar application for separation from
her artist husband created much
excited discussion herr. where their
marriage waA regarded a. a genn.
Inc love match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
SECOND STORM
ON GULF COAST


coast suffered greatly. Com.
munleatlon with the surround
ING country Ia intermittent, the
wires having been wrecked by
the gale, and II will probably
be some tims before dstAiln Of
the damage arc known
Reports already received In.
dieate that much damage was
done at hallet,sville, Yoakum,
Rosenhurp and La 0rande.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
Wife ASKS DIVORCE
FROM ALASKA miner

Elizabeth A. Chichester filed suit
for divorce. this morning. from Jus.
tic. A. Chidoater, an Alaska mining
man They were married In Nome
10 July. 1905 She charged gross
abuse and cruelty
Ella Stevens has filed suit for
separation from George W Stevens.
Jessie =. seweil was granted a
dlvorc. from Walter II. sevell. a
plumber, Of kannydals. this morn.
Ing. and May Glover waa given a
divorce from John s. Glover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
THEATRICAL STARS
VISIT THE FAI R

Among the visitors at the A-YsP.
exposition yesterday were Mr. and
Mrs. Mar F1gman, who are spend.
ing a few days in Seattle. and the
members Of the Morals Of Marcus
company with Gustav Ffohman. one
of the famous Frphmsn brothers.
vol known In the theatrical world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
l..s. T..e,. l..o. lot.
$50 and up s35 and up
Terms 81 and 81 Monthly

Seattle Homeseekers' Company
are the owners. Seattle office, 1906
Cherry St Bremerton office In
the Oregon building. at Bremerton.
We will show you all the Navy
Yard sights In our free auto at
Bremerton. Our men leave our Of.
flee several times daily and 90 on
the fast new steamer II. b. Ken
needy. Fifty minutes ride. Call at
oar offices and see us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

CHICAGO. July az a loss Of &c
a bushei In the price Of July wheat
today came 40 a result Of tho dump
Ink overheard Of heavy loads Of lnng
whont lnorcYlng arrivals ut pri.
mari points n&j the efforts Of tho
longs To llquldate forced the July
down='o a basis where II 10 con
hliersblY out of line with cash
aitif.eWhlc Il practically repro.
nonta Other options closed Me To
NC under yesterdays final figuroa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
sWALLoWs TAcKB.
fBy United prsaf

= FlTCHBuHg. Cal. July ~ :
Physicians fear that on
operation Will have 10 be per .
formed 10 remove from The =
= stomach af Mira. Alfred n .
Lewis three tarm which are .
giving her ereruclatlug pain .
Mrs Lewis Nas taking buflnp =
on tho ceiling In her home yes .
tefday. holding several iacka =
= In lfor mouth She swallowed .
three of the sharp Bits Of met. .
al and the doctors think they D
. are Embedded IN tho walls Of =
4 her stomach .
4 ttttt fttttt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
RECEIVER 10 DISMISSED.

Charles " Baxter. appointed re-
ceiver for the American improve
ment company March "a. 1908. was
relieved Of his duties this morning
BY Judge Gillian. Of the superior
court
Baxter reported that he had been
unable TO find any assets or prop.
erty OF any kind whatsoever and
asked to be discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

DULUTH, Minn.--Three peraons
we're drowned here during the night
AZ the result OF terrific rain storm
which swept the city. The property
damage Is enormous. being fully
81 500, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Declaring
that she has discovered that her
son had an appointment to meet
young woman seven hours after the
time he died. Mrs. Sutton sprung
sensation prior TO the opening Of to-
days session Of the inquiry into the
death OF Lieut., James n. Sutton. OF
Oregon. She believes this "a proof
he did not suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
FRIDAYS A.-Y..P. E. PROGRAM
ANCIENT ORDER or UNITED WoRkMGN DAY.
DEGREE or HONOR.
NATIONAL EDITORIAL bsaociArtoh

FHATEHAAl MOTHERHOOD
v N. C. A. NATIONAL TRACK AND ATHLETIC MEET
500 a. m.-0nieH open
1000 mcian Fraser Highland musicians parts Of The
grounds.
10 90 a u.-M0dol school exhibition Educational building
10 90 a. m.-Concert. Wagnera band head Of Caaenden
10 10 a. 10 $3.50 m=Iuntutod lectures Hawaiian building
HOO m. and 1900 Enclosures irrigation Idaho build
Ing
~ 90 ma o. o. W. arrive NJ main gate. by AsYeP
band parade Washington building
100 D. m.-Reeepton 10 A. o q W. Auditorium
ii20 to $3.50 D. m. lectures entertainment Oregon
building
900 m-necepu0n. Degree Of Honor A. o. q. w WomanB
building
goo my 81 A. track and field handicap meet Stadium
200 D. 10 400 m-E1hbon Of process
mineral ore IN Utah building
1850 D. MI. g. Life Saving exhibition Pay Streak
$3.50 m.-LibnfattfH band. Music Pavilion
$500 p m.-Coucert Waeneru band Nome Circle
800 m-fahtng Of bridge strings. O. Forest Service exhibit
Machinery Hall
400 .. ma o o. A. competitive drills IN Ampbltheatre
7tt6 .. ml-Coueer LibsrnttIa band Music Pavilion
500 m-Fatemh Brotherhood boat ride Lake Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
COMPLAIN OF POOR CAR
SERVICE AT BALLARD

would Just a. soon walk as ride on
them.
The cars that are out there are
manned by good crews. hut II Il
WAS not for that there would be all
kinds Of trouble In packing the PEG.
pie on. II ia thought that many Of
them must have worked IN can.
nefiea. Tor they certainly know how
TO put the people In like aariinea
Nothing has been heard from the
city In regard to the Leary ay.
boulevard. the Market 81. paving or
the cement sidewalks on 9Th. Al
the latter place there will probably
be bad accident some day on &C
count Of The old board walks that
were put down there when Ballard
was first Incorporated az a city.
The engine house Is stili minus
the water heater for the boiler
Lieutenant Gushing post Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic will
dedicate the soldiers monument al
Crown Hill cemetery on tomorrow
afternoon. Mayor ]. y Miller and
the post commander Of Ballard will
deliver the main addresses Of the
occasion. An old soldiers and citi.
zena are invited TO attend
Last night was the big night
among the secret order lodges Of
ballard The Modern motherhood
Of America. the Fraternal Brother.
hood. the independent Order Of
Good Templark. the local lodge Of
the Lady Mhecabees. and lodge 10
Of the T. o. o. ,. held meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

NEW YORK;. ?. Morgan ap-
pafenily IL certain that his cain
paign 10 have steel common listed
on the Paris bourse eventually will
meet with success The financier
arrived here last night on the liner
Majestic. after a four months so
iourn 10 Europe. and was yery optl-
mlstlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
NEWS BULLETINS

kktvAsHA, 3. E. A.-Col Roose-
relt'a party. with the exception Of
Edmund Heller. naturalist. arrived
here Today. Heller will Join the
party later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Friday; 4
light southwest. Winds
/ ttsstt $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

PARISH. Anstlde BRAND, a
socialist deputy. was appointed pre-
mief today By President Failleries.
N BRAND announced that he would
make few. n any, changes In the
cabinet ~ organized BY Premier
clemauceau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

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