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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

as he entered the water.
Hanson was % years old and had
been In this country only n couple
OF years His only other relative
in the United States. brother. Is
now on his way to their old home
In Norway. while Hanson's sweet
heart is en- route here 10 marry
her lover. The brother returned
from Alaska a short time ago and
started on his way home. where II
IL said the parents are wealthy
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
DISTRESS CAUSED
BY ICE COMBINE

NEW YORK, July fs.--That
greed Of ice companies is hold
Ing large supplies Of the COM
modify and trying to choke high
prices from the community Is
responsible for great distress,
is stated here today by Police
Commissioners Waldo, after a
long investigation.
Waldo declares that Of 430
independent Ice dealers Inter
viewed 22s complained OF prices
charged BY the trust, which. IN
enc district raised the price
from S2-2s to IS per ton. Waldo
declared the Ice companies
have 800. 600 tons stored.
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REGULATE MARKET

NO one but actual farmare. pro.
ducers OF cdihies. viii henceforth
be permitted to run stalls In the
Pike 81, public market. II the recon.
mendatIons of the council commit.
tee on harbors and public grounds
are adopted. The committee this
morning went over a proposed bill
making new regulations for the con-
duct OF the market.
All corporations will be prevented
from running stalls and only indiyi-
dual producers will be allowed. The
stalls will be limited in width 20
five feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

CHICAGO, July is.--Reports that
the latest turn in the Controller bay
situation is causing the administra-
tion considerable worry, have been
given additional color by secret
conference which took place today
between Attorney General Wicker
sham and Former Vice President
Chas w. Fairbanks. during which,
II is rumored. Fairbanks gave infor.
nation regarding the situation In
Alaska gained during his visit 10
the northern territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
CLARICE WHITTIER
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Little clarioe Whittier, for
whose welfare 10 Seattle peo-
pie gave up about 100 little
pieces Of skin two weeks ago
yesterday, has gone to the
country to get the benefit OF
the fresh, balmy summer air.
The wound caused by the terri
Bile burns eight months ago 10
not heading as fast as her ply
sicians desired. II is believed
that her blood Is not In good
condition, and that her trip to
the country will hasten her
complete cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
ETHEL BARRYMORE
on way EAST

Inufa rre.. lsa.sd Mirei
SACRAMENTO. Cal. July
t6.--in spite of statements by
her manager that she would
not cancel her dates but that
she refused to sec Newspaper
reporter, u was learned here to-
day that Ethel Barrymore 10 on
her way east. She will Join
her husband and baby In New
York.
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and Sensational Story.


my United Press Leased Mire.l
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. July
discharged with responsibility for
the death Of Clark A. Wolfkili, a
ranehmsn who was supposedly
drowned In the Grand river near
Clifton. colo- Wednesday, four
children, who on Saturday were sr.
rested ss witnesses. today were &C
cused on eoroner's warrants With
murder.
The four arrested are. Gladys
Thompson, II; Lillian Osborne. IA:
Lee Baker. rs. and Virgil Watson.
II. They viii be given a hearing
tomorrow.
The arrest OF the children fol
lowed an autopsy which showed
great bruises on WolfkiIPs body,
and developed the fact that there
was no water In HIS lungs.
Tell Different stories.
All the children arrested today
are kept In separate cells and all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
FAMOUS SCOTTISH
CHAIN IS HERE

NEW YORK, July 1s.--The
chain Of office presented TO St.
Jchn's Masonic lodge OF Gias-
cow BY Malcolm csnmore. king
of the Scots. In 1857. 10 In this
city, having been brought here
BY Andrew Brown. owner OF the
Glasgow Evening Times. On
the backs Of the forty star
shaped links are engraved the
names Of men who have been
grand masters Of the lodge. The
chain, which 10 insured for
$500, has never before been
taken from Scotland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

\ Ellery's band, giving special =,
K concerts for Potlatch week, is !
X one Of the most famous musl- !
cal organizations In the coun- 4
\ try An immense crowd heard 4
/ the first concert behind the 4
+ New Washington hotel last !
evening. Gay decorations, In !
Vulnerable electric lights and !
the pretty summer costumes !
/ Of the women made an ideal
scene. The second evening !
concert will be given at s !
o'clock tonight. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
DIR. WILEY
WON'T Be
REMOVED
And Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson May Resign-Taft
VIII Reprimand Pure Food
Expert.

Expert.
tny United Pres. Leased wire)
WASHINGTON, July 10. -
That President Taft will pub
lIeIy reprimand Or. Harvey w.
Wiley. chief chemist Of the
department OF agriculture, for
irregularities he 10 said to have
ecndoned. but that Or. Wiley's
Job 10 safe, 10 reported on re-
liable authority here today as
the way the chief executive will
get out OF the dilemma which
threatens TO disrupt hts cab
inet-
Wiley Is expected to receive IN,
reprimand gracefully.
Attorney General wickersham's
decision against the pure food
man being thus approved. only
Secretary OF Agriculture Jas. WI
son will I've left 20 bear the bruni
OF public protests. In view OF his
thus being made the goat" OF the
affair. Il is believed that Wilson
probably win resign.
Wiley today finished his reply e
the charges that he had overpaic
Dr. II. H. Rnsby. n New York spe
cialist, and Secretary Wilson iook
the document TO cabinet meet
Ing. which Is considering the az
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
HERE IS THE TRAIL
OF THE GOLDEN GIRL

Everybody will follow the Trail OF the Golden Girl
And wherever the Golden Girl may be- there be shower
OF gold-real gold coin for the lucky ones.
The Trail OF the Golden Girl from the office OF
The Star at o'clock this afternoon Here the
treasure
31S-Corner Of Stewart st. and Second
3:25-Corner Of Madison Il. and First
3:35-Corner Broadway and Pine.
345-Corner of Columbia and Third av.
3:so-Pioneer Square.
4.00-Corner Of Pike St and Fourth sv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

Don't miss the fleet of y
warships In the harbor. They /,
are YOUR property. remem- ,
Der. The fleet is composed OF ,
the cruisers Colorado and !
West Virginia, the gunboat !
Concord. the monitor Chey- !
enne and the torpedo boats ,
Farragut, Goldsborough. Huh. ,
Hopkins. Lawrence, Paul !
Jones, Prcble, Rowan. Stewart. I
Truxton and Whlpple. They !
were sent here especially for !,
the Potlatch.
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4 On Thursday at IL o'clock ,
4 one Of the most sensational :
n features OF the week will oc- {,
4 cur. II will be a race OF
4 motorboats for rich prizes.
4 About 10 high-powered gas
Il cruisers from local yacht clubs !
4 will compete, and will race
4 twice around a six-mile course &,
\ ia Elliott bay Three hand y
4 some silver cups have been !
\ put up by the carnival manage !
n ment. The Soya and Corsair !
\ are two OF the favorite yachts. a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
NIT BY ROCK

While sitting on the scat OF his
wagon. waiting TO have the big
steam shovel load him up on the
excavating job at Third and Seneca.
shortly before noon today. William
Ettlick. teamster. was struck on
the shoulder and back by n big rock
dropped from the steam shovel. He
was taken to the city hospital. Et-
Tick Ii 22 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

A real Indian camp has been 4
/ established on Fourth av,, be-
/ tween Blanchard and Lenora
/ SITS. A whole village of Siwash
| people plan to stay the whole \
: week. They come from Union 4
/ City. Besides these, mum. 4
! ber of Yakimas and Nez perces 4
/ are making camp here, and so 4
: Seattle's Golden Potlatch has 4
/ among its visitors a number 4
of the orisiuators Of the Pot 4
! latch custom. 4
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Are Some the Most Interesting Features of the Big Week in Nutshell
/ tt+tt+A&t*&t+t+,

GTFHE EEfF ffff ~ =
K At the royal ball tomorrow 4
+ night at the Armory, IL is re- 4
\ ported. 500 canaries win chirp X
K their sweet music. The king 4
( and queen will arrive about X
/ $3.50. The, ball viii be one OF K
the most gorgeous affairs, 4
\ both from the standpoint of 4
costume and in the number of x
k people participating. ever held 4
in Seattle. IL is given under 4
L the auspices of the Arctic 4
\ club. +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

Miss Phewreenie Faltcr OF Squim
Sundayed In our midst.
Owing to the rush OF trade at hfa
sody fountain. Art Cocmhs OF the Vel
Ter Front drug store has hired a sody
clerk from the city with curly hair.
Hicktown Is place where young
girls learn the willy ways OF woman
hood before they have begun to use
hairpins, Lafe Watertower rises to
remark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
GATES MAY RECOVER

Try United Press Leased Wirel
PARIS, July 1S.-The condition
OF John w. Gates. the American
millionaire, who is III here at the
Hotel Morice, was unchanged to-
day Gates physicians now believe
he has narrow chance for re-
covery.
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4 The big parade OF the Pot 4
4 latch will be held tomorrow. !
4 when the royal dukes will 4
n meet the gold ship Portland at
4 the Grand Trunk raclfic dock
4 at 2 o'clock. King d'Oro viii 4
4 step down the gangplank es- 4
4 corted by two dukes. The
4 Duke Of Seattle will escort
4 Queen Daphne TO the dock. 4
Behind the royalty. some of the 4
4 original Alaskan miners viii 4
4 march with dog teams. 4
4
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4 Preceding the big masquer- ,
4 ade ball Saturday night at the ,
4 Armory. which will mark the ,
4 wbirlwind finish Of the Golden ,
N Potlatch. 1000 Elks will pa !
r rade the streets. Grotosquely g,
r. costumed clowns and two /,
4 large bands Will help the Ellks ,
4 make merry. The paraders !
4 VIII be dressed In purple and !
4 white. and will wear fantastic !
4 "aky-pieces. The Totem pole y
4 parade will be part of the ,
4 Elks' parade.
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= One OF the most famous
4 ayiators is adding interest TO 4
y the big Potlatch week. He is 4
n Eugene Ely, and he arrived In
= town yesterday. Beginning 4
= Wednesday he will make a 4
r series Of spectacular flights \
+ over Elliott bay. The first 4
= flight viii begin at z O'Clock
4 Wednesday evening. He will 4
= make a flight over the gold 4
4 ship Portland, and will drop a 4
4 message Of greeting 10 the
4 king and queen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

HONOLULU, July fs.-Whistling
merrily az II travelled. a whistling
buoy, which had broken loose from
its mooring off Noopday Rock.
Cal, has been picked up off the
coast OF the island of Maui, more
than 1000 miles from its starting
point, and brought to this port.
The buoy accomplished its long
cruise in three months and, ex-
cept for an accumulation Of rust,
is in good trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

PORTLAND, Or. July 1s.--Ex.
cessive rates of interest are re-
sponsible in great extent for the
high price OF living on the Coast
according to percival Roberts, Jr..
a director of the Pennsylvania
railway and the United States Steel
company, who is I'm Portland today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

aoh, please Miss" writes Dcsper-
ate Ann,
"ifow can | tell nice nnan7"
My answer ls: "Now,
II don't matter how,
But what you would tell him,
Miss Ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
PREFERRED DEATH TO GOSSIP.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-preferring
death to gossip. VI. l.. Peters took
HIS own life because scandal
mongers In HIS home town, Cam
den. Ohio. persisted in talking ever
since Peters testified In divorce
case three years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
BULLDOG FALLS DOWN"

4 SAN FRANCISCO. July is. ,
y Poorer by s736. taken from 4
= him by two highwaymen, Geo. /,
4 BARLOW will never again put ,
4 his faith In bulldogs Bar
4 lows prize bull, Jaspar. whined
4 good naturedIy and wagged !
4 his tail during the hold up !
y process. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
COOLER WEATHER IS
FINE FOR POTLATCH

IT'S a bit cooler today, ard the
weather man promises to keep
Il cooler. though he has re-
scinded his previous order for a
little rain. II will be fair today
and tomorrow. Al 5 o'clock this
morning II was 81 degrees At
noon the mercury erept up 70
rs. This is four degrees cooler
than at noon yesterday. SO II
still looks fine for perfect Pot
latch weather throughout the
week.
INFORMATION HiGHBoY.
Conducted by Cynthyso Gay.
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POPULATION CENTER

(Hy United Press Leased Wirc)
WASHINGTON, July fs. -
Census bureau announcements
today fix the center OF popula-
tion Of the United States four
and a half miles south Of Union
Vile. Monroe county, Indiana,
81 miles west and seven-tenths
Of a mile north Of where II was
In 1900. Growth Of the Pacific
states 10 given as the prinei-
pal reason for the shift.
VIVA Sx&Sx &f4r4 44r
4 The trail OF the Golden Girl
4 was unavoidably delayed at
4 noon today but Il will POSI- !
4 lively start at 3 o'clock this 4
4 afternoon. !
r..
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Golden Girl.
THIS is THE ONLY CONDITION:
You be OF the six stopping places OF treas
and you speak the Golden girl
single hcsitang finger the Like the goddess
OF Fortune Importantly Of pleading will bend
the wheel your direction fate DEGREES that you shall
gold you'll get III opportunity has selected YOU il luck
with you then you'll share in the participation OF the
The gold certificates, each good for gold will
enclosed in RED ENVELOPES. These will be scattered i'm
from the auto by the Golden Girl
OF the envelopes will contain blanks you draw
blank, don't give up Try again. for there gold
certificates in OF the envelopes and you equal
chance in getting them.
II you OF those to be lucky enough get a golden
certificate need only take the box office OF PAN
TAGES THEATRE or THE STAR OFFICE and bright
gold con fresh from the United States mint in San Francisco
will be given YOU It's free air, remember that
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THIS is THE ONLY CONDITION:

Everybody is invited to follow The Trail OF the
C1fl. 4,
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lies. 10 bw IA sfb., 111S-l31,c, bD. e&aI
tern sl-s4e, bo. Stlnten 14c.
| S1mdtB III feit. gatbble Weff prim.
800 - $50. Raffintrtes lit itetta. Son
tsnent 5000, Q. y. $l1.O0, Gompouab72s4. 3.
-S1e.
Ia Ia IN feit. grtma astp 7Ae
sountrp 8s4-7Lc.
DaamD liaamsu Del In feit
Srthrd robes nomlnea, prtma sommsr
selbes 81. .S0--9. 90.
getr o leu m III ftetts. NafFrtrtes saep
tert 1926, gbilabslpbIG uns BsIttmers
S.25. bc. tn 8aH 1915.
W lie III rubig. BOmsftic SIss.e Obio
27-2Se.
BARI tn ftettg. stratn.S, aerps5nIt4es
bic aates $s.20-s.40.
Terpsnt II lit itetia AT 64Xc.
Fsts III itetia. Gtrsetmifder ~ -
4Te. Baina 51I--Se.
Rstaffes In ftetia. 9sp Orleans Open
Kettle, gutter Die dotcs, 30-59:.
Sufsr.-- Rober ftart. Ttuseapaso. SO
Teft 5.25e. Centrifugal 96 feft 5.75c,
0siafes3uder 50 Teft 500. aaffintrt.r
III tart. Gut aoaf 7.5O, gruibee 7.40.
Wouis Il" 7.05e, Gubes $3.50, 9onberes
6.S0e, 6ranuIcteb 8.70t. Diamond ~"
6.70, soHfeettoners ~" 6.55c, go. l $50,
1o. 650c, Ro. s 6.45. go. 4s.40e, 10. s
6.35e, Ro.s 6.30c, go 625c, se. 8
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eo3 .5O---24 90 per Eonns tn BuIs unb 81 .ot
ssbs sni tem Oefetie.
Der iatsSen.t.
Csgs. - Masst In itsHs. -- setxsI
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Dartiea SEN II 0bf. Grtra Winter reH
1arbBl CSC per Oauons. Cotton eeeb
Del sotss 45s, sGfNntrtss AZ - 43e p.r
OaHsne. 1sspemttn e0e, Petroleum, Ber.
feetten Zoe, Dtts, Asntufs unb snbiana
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per Ubi. psn 2S1 Dfans.
Tai q VI ffstia. - 0rtma gttu 81. .--s5Sc,
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&st Rarft ruhta. Douabfoa6eny
eS.25, RuS ans Slai 500. aanauka
6ta6fotIen 13.15 Rus uns Sla1 81 30
3.00ysr fonns abselis'ert. AaunIof,etid.
is5lsn tl0o. Anttroett. 7.2s per ronns
abseltsfsri. Cote softss $500 per Tonne
abasttefert.
S6msretsn. - Nartt fen. Rreefas,
men $40 .o0-ll 90 auf bsnG.Ietie unsSlI so
liz 90 per Ou. pom Store. Iimotks 81. 90
-e.B aaf BEN 0eGsiIs uup t6. 6.75-7 90
per Naftet rom Sters. 8uAmsi,en 9oc
auf ssin 9elsiie unb $l.lC pom store.
3la4Sfaamsn 82.75 per Su.
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Gincinnati, 9, Sspt.

Neue SppotbeteH.
Cora Ditihger an eagle 2. u. 6
a., $1,000.
Sennie Dilbman an Qctips 8. II
&. Co., $1,000.
Qnna s. 2saDen an QpoQO g. Il
9. g., $4,000.
Rancp 3. Garlep an Soutkrr
Shio 2oan &c IruIt Co., $700.
4meIia Baum an 5tusoale 2oan u.
3. 60, $1,000.
Daniel 5. Runpan an VI. gopIs,
$1375.
4nthonp Orsi9 ar Spcamore g.
II. 8. 60, $1400.
paul puls an btsIsIbs, $14O0.
3bomas sbort on biefeIbs, $1,000.
SsttI9ts 6ppot9stsn.
2lnnie 9siIman an gBm. Gam,
$500.
Otto 2lrnoIot, ST., an 8eItern
German gant, $1,000.
Sof. 5. 9urboff on Ssnrp g. 3assz
ts, $3.50.
Glen q. grotpn an 2i6eral 6. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
Sobn StoI3e on prics 5iu g. 8.
II. 8. So, $500.
Qltce &. 9uttins ar llniDn g. g.
u. 8. Co., $3.50,
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Bar Shmiot on Jheooore glt
miller 5 Sabre lsud)t auf 80 bel 10t
,SuB all Der gSeitleite Der Gurtbag
Rife. SabrIite Niethe $125, mi
Dem artanis. EripiIegium 5u S250O
Sulun g. Cooper. ourh Den She
rtif an 8talam =. .0ugbe5, Ell
Stlif Sano entlanq Der alteu Statt
&oao in Glepcs. $3.50.
Ono IrnoIot an elmer Bulnler
Got 81 in Rioes Bart unterabtbei.
luHl. 81.
Ghriitiua 5oltgrepe on Ritolas
Sictbel, Got gto. 81 oou Charlotte <
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mann. Sheil BON Sot 6 in Clinton :
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German Mutual Sni. go. on Ame-
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fornooo, 81.
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