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JOIN THI DOLLAN uun.
IT'I WOWTH THE MONtV^
fha Pioneer One Cent
aper of the Northwest
■ BIT KDiTioa.
60 TO THE LILLY BENEFIT BALL GAME AT RECREATION PARK SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK
GUNBOAT BENNINGTON BLOWS
UP AT SAN DIEGO-50 KILLED
GMTFVL CATASTBOf'HG EQUALS MAINf OISAKTEw IN HOM
CXPt.OBION CM» aKHLE H CONVErtT* WAR C«ArT INTO
FLOATING BCENE OF OCATM AND »UFFE«INa
SAN ntEGO. Cal.. Ju!» ll—One
of the ■oat frightful disasters In the
history of the American navy, al
most rlvaHnc the blowing up of the
Main*, Md th«" horror at Samoa,
oortirrod at 10: 10 thi* morning,
wtien oim of the balers of the kmu
hmt tUiMitiicttm. which lia<l just ar
mM » in* the crippled Wynmliis
hack to the Mar* Island navy tar.l.
blew up bi.-tune out %k* thtei ut I'
or M of Uncl» Sam's sailors, ami
tailoring ail th« other men on th«
•easel at ih» !im<v
tmmtiilaulr after the shock of
tit* explosion ttt* n«nntngtoa llttej
hAdiv and b.'itAii to settle. Tupi
hurried to her aa*l«t*Br« and she
waa towed from the uaderstreaot to |
the wharf.
The ««pk>sion «M plainly heart)
and feit Uirooesout U>n city, while
mksuit. th« watcir front th» build lnjs
shook. A etoU colontn of w»t<-r
was bur!'-! intn the sir, and th«
fact that a ttgrribU arcidtat had oc
irn < was quickly r>«itMd.
Iram«dUU2y ertry availahU- craft
* The officers of the lit-nctns- •
* ton: *
* <"«■«>and" r. Young. *
* •..»•■■ Victor IlliMt. •
* Paymaster, Charles Morris. *
* Clerk to paymaster, II A. •
* Menu* *
* Koniens C. T. Wade ami U. *
* J. Perry. Jr. •
* Midshipmen, U 11. Laeey and *
* I^bo &aha *
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la '!.• bfcrbor madn for th- crippled
At* and the work of picklne np
thn dr«4 and dying from th.- wrerk
•C* "*«mji All around lay mangled
eorpiMß and maaAlnc sailors, some
BIDS SOON OPEN FOR BIG
DREDGING JOB IN BALLARD
IMMENSE SUM WILL BE SPENT ON BHILSHOLE BAY —OTHER
LIVE BALLARD NEWS
Major John Mil 1!* ha* tx>cn ootl
ftfl by the it'ivfrnrroiit to recclv*
bid* after Ann .-' I. »l hla office In
the murk* building, for the dredging
of Shllahol* bay from the pier head
tin*- to deep water. An appropria
tion of lllt.OOO haa been made.
Mil Bbleldx, who van supposedly
drowned «vl*> In bathing Wednra
.-day afternoon, was burl"'! from th»
ClUrnan Park church at 2 p. m. Fri
day. H- iirrl' 1 SI. 000 Insurance
' and had Just recently dropped a
much '■"»<• policy.
Firienda who were with him at the
tin.' of the accident, believe hla
death was caused by hrurt failure,
brought on by the *hr« k of the rold
water, as It Is known that he had <
very wnk heart. Very little water
found In his lungs. Hla body
_&Z*~ floating In the wnter,when re«
■' r.w*'i »»i'l not lying on the bottom, n*
.'llret '•^^^» Jl>i was airurk by
*"-' the he» T» r%47 k»k.»»»^i• «*«»» - «i, l
"■«%,- atKtSr 4 In the watf-r when he
aja£lM to it"- man who nttcm'pted to
SlTfeo* Mm,'«nd'they'say he could
not ! possibly b*ve been, under long
roough to drown. 1I« could not
•wiot.
■ A. B. ««n<J«hl. • tc.imsfer, waa
i "a/rr»t#d Tr,,,r."1..y»M|« 1 and lodjted
t/» }'>ff «m th« ch»rVe of Insanity «nd
trJedbefo* th. commission
Ito H*altic fn n tiw HÄ»)» He ha*
•;twwMii*rr«Bs«s>^£enil times before
• onj the «am4 ( /"SJf\ jk. On, on« oc»-a-
V**«» h» 'rl*^noth» r thi* 11*** r"T by
il'isioffowtmln^tE}™* ■houl-
I
Injured beyond bop* °f reco»«%ry.
th«lr lees aud arms abaft- ■<■>! and
chmt* and fat-ea sc&ldrd. floma.
t,i iM'-iui! by imilu soucnt lo hur!
th-4ii«-lvf» into the water, hut were
restrained. Olhi*r» be-gged their t«»»
--cucn to kill them. *v Intense *.na
the. aufferltig. As fimntlly as tnw
aible th.- drad and injuml wrre
trMikfi rr<Mi to th* waiting boaia and
hurried to tho ahore. where thot*
who »«>■ klllml by the awful blast
were conveyed to tbo niortu*. an4
tbn tnjurnl taken to various boapl
taU. ward having bewu prerlou*ly
sent to the latter Institutions to
prrpar« for th* reception of th«
I many wounded. The water front
•a» lined with wnjcoua and vetilclns
of all sorts, bavins been lmpr«w»«ti
Into m rvirtv
E»eti took Ha quota, of living and
dead and battened to morgue ur
hu«i>ita\l. A li'.iMi- 1 call waa **nt
throughout th« rlty for t>h>*lcl4na
and nurses. rraclU-ally every i-!i» •
aictAn and prnfvaalonal nura* and
n.nin of volunteer mn «•■» respond
«■ l Th* ar*nr on beard th* lien
n!i,ci-.:i when ah* reached the wharf
I waa frightful. Deck ttmbera. heavy
»!■■'■! and-Iron beama. amokeatarka.
I gun carriage*, acrap* of rnßiti and
boilers were heaped In one Indis
criminate mass. Two ■>( the gunt
i w*re gone and th* nvtfaxln*. which
let go almost simultaneously with
boiler, waa nothing mur* than a
great gaping hole.
Captain Lacln Young and Com
maud, Verne w*r* on ahor* at the
time of tb* accident. Lieutenant
Coaunaoder.,John Calvin Umiaard
waa *x«rtitjve officer. The ll.u'i-n
--tat commander 1* Victor Hl« of
South Carolina. IS* I* aald to have
been In the hiwpllal at Mam Island,
undergoing an operation. Tl »n-
down the «tr.■> I an far a* h* could
»■!■•! It.
A cotmrll committee ti)«-«-ilriu nf
th.- wh..|«- will ».»■ h.l I FYlday night
to dl*ru*» thr cr.i'llitK of »"wi.il
"<»i.-it« Th" Improvements on Hhltn
li•>.'•■ iii |.ri'«i i-.-iiiik rapidly.
Only one building prnnll (if any
foiiae<|u<T>c<t wn* laaui . Friday.
Willliitn R*nhl»i la icuiriK i.. build n
one-room uddltlon to his wood
home.
A strange vegetable [.. .!.|>r fim*
to town I il -l.iy morning and ix-fon
he roul'l muke hla rim' sale, Li
cense Inspector Wynrd mounted Hi"
«as"i tim) hc-mled the pfOpfistOT to
ward* police hendqunrters, wh<r» he
ml.l tin- dii-r 1,.- did ii-«t Imv
■ ii-niKii money to buy a. license, so
wos ordered out of thn tily and
warned not In come buck until M
hod tho n-i-> 1-r.ii V i li-il' Ml*).
Mm' than r.o'i peopln turnnl nut
to ilur Bcnmllriavtnri camp m*etlnjr.
held In the l.ncf tent at Third and
Crawford, Thuru'lny night. Bervlcfn
wcr« hftlil from »:»0 to lt:?0.
I'li-arlilint' ia in tin* Hi hihlliiiivi;iji
tonruc •iiiiinu the wctk, and Jn En
(llxh mi Hun'l.iy.
■ Attorney Ira Ilron»on, of Se«Ul«,
hat i/i'i-ii ttnployed -by thn ttock
li'<!'l»m and creditors of th« V,,i-li-
Inftton Koo4 rompany. ta r«pr#»ent
them In m Kuit aealnst th# dlrprtora
to HhOW i-aijm- why thry übixild not
pny' for. th« «totk > vot*<l* to tbcm
m-lvi-d. The directors own 70 Mian »
valued nt 176 l><"r, nhftre, which la
mid ii' b« «uffltlpnt to pay tho In
debtcdopM.
The Seattle Star
*l«n« were Chan. T. Wade mid New
man K. Perry, Jr.
11. |iUlt>uu buckled ii'i-i the Inner
wmidwork li> i i.i.rn »a« lorn i"
•(■lintrrs. Much at the upper works
wan thrown Into (hr watrr.
FATALLY INJURED.
Minium Leo SiUin and
l.tmiiay 11. l-ay. Paymaster Charles
Mnrria. jr
Other »ffl. were. Injured, hut
nona *<*r.> though! In ttr> fatal. The
rnjcinn . !■!•• w«r« all *! their pUt
when the expUmtou oct-nrrvd. Tit.
••\|i!i»«|..ii wax (i.iUiww) »v nit out
pouring of a sheet of flamn. scald- j
| Ing v.»i,-r ana smoke. This caught !
i'>rry man in th» bnllnr and • sucinr
roomy
It blew up th* iti-. !;• and threw
I dote/os of no-it Into (bo air unit Into '
th- hay In the panic others
Jumped Into tho bar and were plrk
'•it up In boats which soon arrived, '
Th»* dhip la filling with water ,
rapidly and II la r»-i:».| that ah« will
Sink. T!i" i.i'lr- of !!>..><■» - t , !..r!«:i l,i
| not >■ iii-finii»'y ascertained.
I'MiiirifT Nrlfon was i><*!» uullv
making an impntloei of tb« bolUrf
preliminary tn |.-*vluk the pnrt. He
bad found t<v«r>«h:iu all right and
! was about to el\«- il- orders to put
on atxam »li-ii th* uploiatOl oc
curred.
BBginecr Netiea wan bIOW back
Into th* aloreruoin and inlurr but
not faUUjr.
Captain Young and a frw other
nffi.<t» bad not >•' joined tbt ahlp
and thus mrapcd.
ISoalgn I'Try, ofTtc*r of th* day.
waa on th* forward dark, directly
above th* t'oil-m and waa p*rba(>«
faulty Injured.
In ci.i'-r to «ii>j> upon th* |M|
plank an>] board th* «hli It wu
nernuury ta atvp over ih. bodies "'
th/M> .|<-.i«l b«y* Tliiwr «ailnr« who
; remained in condition to walk abont
brh«vt 1 In • h<ri.i<- nuim-'i and 414
not «i'(> until fvtj badly Injured
man bad be«n a»nt aahora on tea
Uunr >»«■■,
MARINE NOTES
T!i<- atnamnhlp Ijro Marti of tbe
Japan Mall Bt«>am»hlp company, ar
rived Into Friday afternoon from
Yokohama and (i.« k"l at lh« Great
Northern wharvcx The Iyo Ml
Japan (Ml (he afternoon of July 1.
making thn trip M In ► .iin-whiit
I'sh than 13 dayi.
Th« Bka«way lln<r Huraboldt
lra*<'» Friday evening for Alaaka.
Eh» will rarry about 100 paasrn
gera.
Thi Valencia »rri v --<l fimn ttsn
Irl'lav BOralßl with II
paaawiif •!■ and a large coiwlkii
Tin- Whltn star line uteamiihlp
Oreidin will l«-nw Katurday mornlog
fur Nome. Bhp has 35 paiwen»rera
lnM.kiil. and her boldi will Im full
of freight. Til-- company has tifn
forced to turn away freight, not ln«
--log able- to carry II all.
* *
* BANK CI.EAIUNnS. •
* July 21. inos $i,n50,02«.00 .
* July 21. 1904 637.M5.M »
* liurtmse over last #
» year 3»2,1»0.02 #
* ♦*»**«****♦***»
hARD-HEAR)ED
DhIVEPS SPEND
NIGHT IN oAIL
Horse* cannot 1., worked nil dny
and after a feed ..I outs, compelled
to tukc up night work. The llumnne
society will not stand for It.
, Unman* Officer Vatrprll and I'a
trolrtuiß N"u innn arrested 11, Mc-
I^un and Morris Cage, Thursday
night, for cruelty to anltnlas. They
spent the nlKht In th. foul city Jail.
Th*y,wtr« employed by Contrnctor
Kilmer, who Is li.mllri»; tho dirt Away,
from a nii-mn dredge on upper l-'huf
t "It's Him lily a f lisa »( the n I mighty
dollar," said Vaupill, nftcr^hc ur-,
rest. *These _ men detSf d■ ' the
charge, but the patrolman and my*
' vif caught them In a ll'l.
"HUMAN INItMIT EDITORIALS"
ARI KIIOR! AND DEACH THE SPOT
Mil !., WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. JULY v, 190:
IF WASHINGTON NMd A WHIPPING
POST AND POLICE CAUGHT ANDLRSON-?
air. Otrnm An,l»r»<)n, lh* victim
«f tnirl >!'wrticti and robbery al
th» haicla of her boa* hrlt.mi-rl. Ham
And«raon. i* no* In th» fcanda of
kind frlrnd* and relatives who » til
.«t. for htr.
IVtrr A«.lria<ifi. a brnMur of DM
ruin* huaband. ha■*»!»»< to ih» *!<s•
of hla «l< au<rr-ln U* Thur»l..y
and «*». ii-r i:i ».. h'lf defray h»r
"P".»'| 11. o» n slater haa alao
found ber and will h*tp all ■*' ran.
The pallf air mill ttuiltlnc hlctl ti»l ,
BREMERTON
NEWS NOTES
BItHMKIITON. July ll.—The gov
ernment tug I'awtucket mad* a ap*«
clal trip from th* navy yard to Sr
attir today, with Hergeant A. P.
Codding and Private* F. W, Brow
nni lUchMrd Ilouirht6n on 1m«.i.1
Tliey nre Utklng four cuurt-m-irtlnl
prlaonera front Hi- ti--• i»i»Mt-«tiUi
Philadelphia to the prlaon at **-"■
I»land.
Ueutenant I. 11. • i*h< r »aji <ila«
aboard thp I'iawttickrt. lie la on hta
way to Walla Walla, wherv he will
do recruit duty. He will return Bun
day.
li la reported hpre that the Oreat
Northern utrnmer Mlnne-mota, which
arrived at Beattle from the Orient,
ypiterdny. will cam* to Itrenterton
and ro Into drydrak for a few daya
an noon a* her rarfn la dlarhanredu
The natur* «f th* repair work la
not known. Rhe will rom* here 1..
--raunp no drydnck at Heattl* U tare*
enough to accommodate th" monster
ah I
\kADL IMITATLS
BANDIT TRACE)
KAI.AMA, July 21.—T*o «h«rlf:
■nd hi* pn«»> ar<- still on tl» taMl
of the man who b*ld up J. Matthawt
of Bt. Hrlens last TiiPKdny ovenlnf
and forced him to row him aero*!
tinl Columbia river.
The man stopped Matthew* am
a»ked him.to take, him out into tin
river. ll« carried ■ roll of h'anketi
and a Winchester. When nut In tin
river the man told Matthews thn
he, would rill him full of holm I
he did not hurry up anil set hit?
across tin- river.
On in rl vim: at the other side iioni
Cnples, the man ordered Matthewi
to build n fire ami prnpnre to ■••
supper, whllo ho we.nt out to kill i
"■.ilf for fresh fnrnt. Tin' man toll
hi* vaptive thai li- waji i. in' of tin
««r>ui\A« frnm VI. V,.il\. 1.1 ...I
At tl|. first opportunity Math«wa
got away and notified Hhorlff Klrby,
of Cnwiltl ■liimiv, who orgaplsnil
a poa«l Th* man waa laal ae*n »1
5 o'clock Wednmiday morning at the
fttrang farm, thren miles from
Cupids. 'I'lif officers nri> si'irei In is
Wade, the last of thn escaped con-
VlllH
PROUD MOTHERS 10
EXHIBIT "KIDS'
I
,O the carnival Hows Hnturilay
night Hint" who have, not Attended
•liefore nre thronging • the ground*.
-Kxtra special fpntOrea we 'prom
-1.....1 for Baturil.iv In the ufutnuumi
tin-re will be a prls* buby ahow, nnd
THAT CONrtniCNTIAI. WINK
)o*'f..r An4*raon, bat II In lwlt#-v».|
lfc«t h.i« left Ihr rlty will th*
|»y»>»d» of the P*rt| which hr
tmj«r»4 hi* Wife Of but ■ >■ »r lo
• lien ever In him. The ;r ptrty «v
vaiu«« »l H.UO.
at » An<lrr«ott rannni \>» removrd
'■• ■ lto»rital. a* •».«• la In the l.mi
tag— of a pulmonary affllrllon.
Aii.l'r«.n wrot* hi* »Iff aftt-r h*
h*<l .!'■»»r!•■ ■! h«-r, tfllltiK ti.r that
•*•- >»t»n4«'l In l' .iir h. x fnr*rrr and
(hat all* would have i. depend on
h#ra»!f la ih« future.
humlrt-!» of | mud nutmnvui with
Uit-lr "dimpled .!.ull:.r»' will rom
a»t» for the many tempting prliw* tn
be awarded by a committee of
Judaea. The rnnthrra of Brattle will
now have an opportunity to refute
th* aaanrti'i" of ITeildent ftooae
v»H aa to race aulclde. All who car-
TJ or wheel bable« will have free ao
■ •*• to the grounds tomorrow after*
r.« ri and all children of all age*
will t" admlttPd to the main rate
frr« and to the ihnwa at half price.
COLLINS FIGHT
VICTOniA. D. C, July «.—All
ttti* ni'irnliiß OoIHm wan on hli
f»*t mt». king th" validity or the ex
tradition .i' I whereby hit rnemlra
»r« MitPtnpHiiK If, n+cwT* hla re
mi»T»l to Ran fnuirl)" m II" rlslmi
Ihnt ttii« atatute pa*-. I by thi> Do
miiih.ii govtrnmrat la out nt har
mony with the, extradition iroaty
:roa(!t> between the I'niti-ii Btatea and
, Canada, and that the- crime of [■••r
--lury nail be exprraard both In tin.
Irwitv and In the art whlrh make*
It apfi.itiv.- in the first treaty rx>r
jilT *>» omitted, but appclflra In
th" act In the laat trnaty that It
til included, but omitted In the
avt. ' ••no*' II fails, »< ■ ortlltiK to bin
view.
GRIP FILLED
WITH OPIUM
John Al>ri«n wan carrying a strip
mn] wh leaving; i hi- California
hotrl. Itl Fourth avenue smith, on
Tfi.nßi!.<y • vriilnn
"llejlo, John 1 11 nl Policeman F.
K«>*fe,! "Whnt hove you In that
;.T"
"1 <Jon"t know," replied John "I
' wa» given $2 to cam It over bar*."
""Well. well Jimt tnkn a look hi
It." said I 111' [ifill, I'lTliih.
An examination ■!m «< <1 thut tin'
< nrlp contained IK cans of opium,
hlmiui $XCI worth In all. Mill,-- w.im
taKco i" iln i mini Jail on KtspU
•rfcm of havlnn nmiißKlml ophim In
Itlx (HiMitmixliin. and Friday morn
liik ii. ,ml\ I int.•.l Still. Mtirohal
(intiimii Nfrvcd ft. warrant 111 til it
effect on 1111
■ 1 I ■( ,
T£DD> AND GROVER
ON IHL LIST
NF.W YOIIK. July 21.—Prenldrnt
Hoospvclt and firm <>r Cleveland m <■
down on "Kihlb and Fancies" lint of
tin' mi'i'tv publication figurine In
the.ttmrts, 0 n rosnil Of till Rrrrst
of. iin of its solicitors.. It in takl
they will recclvn ; their t copies de
luxo edition without -•I.
* Annum tin' prominent men who
•übttrlbrd 11,500 or more for roploa
■rej Tlinmni V. Ilynn. W. K. Viin
rt.rlillt. Alfrril O. miii'i Mil .litnir*
J, Hill, J. P. Morimn. Oliver Harrl
?nan, Chaunrey Itepew, l'f>rry Ilnl
rnont, John Jncub Astor ntul Thus.
•W. I IWH'III \ i
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* AUTOS IN ALASKA. *
* It la reported that Norn« U ♦
* !-■■omiii« thor<i>i|tlily <i|> '■>- *
* data, a« autxiuoblla* ha>. made •
* tin ir •1.1.m In the oorthcr* *
* city. The Ataaka AuUtmobll« ♦
* Trmtuportatloo nifnitaof baa #
* rala>«llahf»l a r<«ular line o( *
* "bubble I>HKRI>» i b«t«M« *
* NeOM »til Teller, and the *
* rotnpanr la tald lo be niaklus *
* monny. The automobile* run *
* for a treat part of the way *
* along th* aandy !.«■». h and the ♦
* expeni* of iiuil'litic a road *
* muan]ui«tl) *v aniail. *
* *
■ A**************
They Never Saw
Salt Water
Before
Th. "ten most popular girls In
Montana" iinj j ■ • I over In H.-.itt!.
on thrir way to th# Portland fair,
Thursday night, and left for th*
"lUwo City" Friday mnriniii.
Th* clrta. who «i»r* nrln-trd out
of k.•■(.-" of 14>>»]i'l.<ia« l> a ron-
Imt <oi»]uctrd by ihi- llniti- Kvrn
'ix Kr»«, *»r» In chant* of Mm.
To*»r «• rbaprronc HunfriPMi Man
ajtrr Colllna. of thr N*«n. In "bu«|.
nrra mniinfir" of the Junkptlnc
party, «hll* ltyron K. t'oonry, of
(In- local nl.iff of ii,. Newa, actrt] an
|ir*«* .isi'tit.
Th* party arrlv*<l at » p. m..
Thurailay, and li.c.il fri. ii I. *nt*r
taln*d thrin with a moonllKht launch
rl<l* on the ».>uti I. Th* part) vlnltetl
tin Mi: •!•• mi. ' ■ MlntiPiinla and Hi
kot« and *i>*nt Mi hour ..I Alkl
point Wh*n th* party returned to
S<^l' ■ luii'hti.ri ««■ «rrvpi) nt th*
ll.iink'-r Crand. l*roprl*lora Wllaon
and Whit*, both of « hum li.ii! inn
llutt*. in-thin ■• boats.
Tb* party will tptad thrro d.iyii
at th* fair th*n ft down th* Co
lumbia to A«i«nl.i for ■ vlolt to th*
big J-iiy. i"i th* return trip the
party will apriul two i|,ivh In B*Ht
ll'-. then junket through llilllnh
Columbia nnd wrutern Cunudn,
■tprndlns nearly tWO »'Tk« on th*
whole trip. Not on* of th* Kill" h^iit
*v*r n**n salt wnt*r bt*for* and moat
of ihi-iri will ■ .TV milnl'U" of th*
I"11 »c»-1 •••iiml \.iM.-tv horn* to their
friend* to prove th.ii they have
•pen the real live orenn."
CELL FOR BOYS
_
Sheriff Smith ha* a crow of mm
nt work on a Juvenile cell at thi'
i mint v priiton for ili>' purpoae of ac
riuntiiii.lallni; tho youths who ar«
Inoarrerntud there. It l« eipeoted
that tins will be completed within
the next »■••••!< and will lie Hi. only
Mil ..f Hh kind In the iUU. The
room hairy and vpry oobv«bl«b< for
Itir .lnM-nili- ■ i linln.ils and will ;ic
• ■iiinmrii.iti- about II prisoner*.
"We li' not allowed to put Hirso
M.llll. fnlKs In tin- rrKiilur Jail." Raid
Sheriff Smith CM Friday minnliiß.
"Thin plnco Ik |iihl the ItiuiK and
kwpn 1 h.' null.. away from tho ro«t
of Hi nilii.tl- Tho lnrliicnc«< In
licttfr and wn ran kwp Jiottpr watrh
of Ili-ri.
NDON,- July ll.—ln tho chal
lenge round for I hi' Davla 'lip at
Wlmiilodon today 8. 11. Rmlth, nf
tin Kngllith team, defeated W. A.
Ijirned, Amorlcnn, fi-4, fi-4, B-7, fi-4.
Smith won l.v hard driving and
clever playing iilimi; tin lines.'
NORFOLK. Vb.; Jolj 21.—RIrs
liit'h (w|H.h!nil sot nil" «lri'li'K«
Mimmunlcallon wlft Capo Henry at
11:15 today.
WEAThLR FORECAST
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Satur
day; * Saturday . Cooler; - Light to
nth Wilt Wind..
WArm I lie ttrAH'M MPOHI INU CACW I I
HEAL LIVt NEWI OF BPOHTDO M
The Only Paper in Seattle
That Dares to Print the News
VOL. 7. NO isfi
MORE RUSSIANS
GIVE UP
TOKIO, July 21.—1t In officially
announced that «61 Ilusslsn soldiers
on the Island of Raghallen. together
with I', (iffleers, have surrendered
to the Japan*
TOKIO, July ll.—An Imperial or
! dinance' waa lanued thla tnnrnlng
authorizing the appointment of nun
c<rtnnilaalo»*d officer* from the re
serve coruK'rlpta, romertlng those
of the cundry nource rank Into pri
vate of the fighting rank.
A ■!!• t•-..(. N from Otaru aa>-«: "the
Pumlans were defrated at Oallne.
They were &00 ntrong. with all field
and three machine gnu* They of
fered a d»»persit* resistance. C«n
nrmadlns; t>egan at t o'clock on the
morning of July 7. The second line
of the RuMlHnil drfrl'i 1* wa* not
token until the following morning.
LIGHT FINGERED CREW
AT WORK AGAIN
A narober of robbery reports alft
e<t In at police, beadquartpra Thura
day night and Friday morning. IM
denily Urn "dlpa" and "crooks" bar*
returned from a summer's outing—
at least the number of reports In
dirat* it.
Mr. Mark. r. 1305 Third, found Urn
from o( ncr cigar ilmnd Uttered
with tt&r.mi'uia of broken la tut at
8:10 Friday morning An Null
cation* showed M ci«ars and glaaa
of (turn miming
Another bunch of thlevni visited
Dill'a drng More at Itroadw&y and
Madimn They rarrl»l off a penny
ilot-marblD«, Bum;, candy, rum,
Burglar* failed In an attempt to
rob the notion >tore of S Tlank on
Washington, but they loft a ground
work plan of their Intended opera
tiona, A mortise lock prevented the
• ntrv
J. H. Kalarrafm and V E. Folk
ncr wer* «k^nrt<-d off th« carnival
grounda by City |i. •.. •> Wap
penateln and Itarbe*. who rlalm that
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* *
* BSD OP TIIK CHICAGO STniKE FINDS MHN' *
* TiionoraiiLY ijcked *
* 'II 'A' ;> > July 21.—KbllowlnsT the calling off of the teamsters' it
* strike by the WJMM Joint coumll, the ntrlkers broke tanks ♦
* ti..i In -i wild stampede for work. *
* In moil <•«■»•* the conditions Imposed by the employers. was *
* Hag the union button. Of the 5.000 men who quit, probably *
* not more than 1.&00 will 1.. taken buck within the nett few *
* days.
* The employers held a meeting and adopted rules to (rovem the ♦
* conduct of employe* whlrh will be one of the conditions on which ♦
* the striker* are to he taken back. *
* v ■ The strike cost 21 live* m.OftO.OOO an.l 600 Injured In rioting. ♦
* '*
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"I'm Happy For the Children" -mrs. Lilly
I»y the time the Dollar rru*:nl« for
mi,. benefit f the Ullys In through,
the proponed M -sI-i-kk will have as
■MM very K-.tirmu* proportions.
In addition to the snug little MM
of motif v which ha* been tim In
by ttM kli.!-!i.-,utr.| lii.li.ir clubbers,
ftioiiKh ofrers for 'Unit and furnl
t>lt.. Inn-.- birii in.ilc to fit out 11
il'i/.1l lll**
An I Workman Lilly In happy.
Llkr«li«> the five "kid*."*
Ami m la the patient mother. In
«li <•*<• «•>.■» now Khlni•» th(> light of
tiii|>l<liii-H H for the firm time since
the unfortunate huxbnnc] an kicked
by .i home and sent to the h'ii>i'l(.il
a rmi'i •!.■«« cripple.
"I don't care about myaelf." aald
Mi* IJlly the other day. |:iit I'm
no hnppy to think that the little
onon will not i"fr• ■ r any more."
JOIN THE "DOLLAR CLUB
■
Do you want to Join the "DOLLAR" club, organized Id the name
of a most worthy cause?
If you do. fill out the accompanying hlank hnd send It to Th«
Ptnr, pnclonliiK with ii ono dollar. This will entitle you to admission
Into the "Dollar" club, which we believe will be a rousing big club
when our readers realize the purpose for which It baa been formed.
If your heart prompts you to rlvo more than one dollar, send as
many dollars as you llko and you will bo credited with that many
inrnilii rshl|is In tin' club.
Send in your dollar now nnd help bring a little ray of sunshtna
Into tii.. r.,t,. i.uv.itiM lives of the unfortunate Lilly family..
The namrg of those who Join the club will bo announced In Th«
Star from day to day.
............ T.V. Z~
• . ' The "Dollar" Club^^
* '»"■"■ ;
* *
* Hum find enclosed OMB DOLLAR for membership In *
* The Dollar Club * *
SwjßSw^2Jl ' - *" " "~ ""'"^ '■■ M
* This money to to Into thr fund to relieve tho great distrcwi I
* oXthen.B.L..lTfaml.v. - *
* Nam...... ..;. J-%
* Name , ft
* *
* *
* nuuino ............ ft
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'•.* *V* * * * ********** ¥ ♦ **»**»* * * ♦ * ¥.¥
■j ( i-.N'IS PER MONTH
Ttumlan «run* were captured. v-
OOPEKIIAOEN. July 21.—A *!*.
patch frnm Ht. 1 »«-t. rnlnirK states
tlMt aflvl'pn from Manchuria saya
Japnnese warship* win sli;bt«d
ne.-ir Nlkulacvsks at the mouth of
the Amur river. Many Inhabitant*
of Nikola; vitks ami Vladivostok
have fled to Kliabarovtk.
ST PKTKRSnrrtn. July !!.—Th«
Novoe Vi<-«:iyi a today uiaertn It In
allrgod that !).■■ Japan'«« peace) cuo
itltlons, forbidding the doubl«-track>
Ing of the Siberian railroad, are ut
terly unacceptable, being equivalent
to the economic suicide of Russia. •
PARIS. July 21.—M. Wltto. th«
RusKlan peace envoy, arrived this
afternoon, en routa to tha United.
States.
they have captured » pair cf clever
"ripa." They will be charge*] as
disorderly person* and run mil of
the city. ft
James Phillips and Jack Campbell
will be charged with burglary by.
Patrolman Westedt and City De
tective Uynw-s. who found some of
their loot In pawn shops and. aftec
obtaining a descrlpUon of the two
men who robbed a store at 214 Rail
road, nabbed thera before, they,
caught the boat for Everett. ;
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* *"
* The ironboat fVnnlngton In a*'
* member of th» "old na»y." */
* hartnK l«-n built in 1&88. Sh» *
* U of 1,710 tone displarement, *
* av»TiiK<" •peed 17 knot* an *•
* hour. H*r borsepower Is 3.4 M. *
* and wan built at a MM of $490,- *
* 000. Her armament consist! ♦;
* of til f.-lnch brc«cli loading *
* rapid fire icuna. four 6 pound *-
* er rapid flr«. two pounder *■
* rapid fir* and «*vera! amailer It
* automatic and Ratline Kun«i. *■
* She la a sister ship of the to
* Rtinboat Concord now at the ■#
* Drcmerton nary yard. #
* *
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Will, aim pie statement |toe|
straight to the heart of every mother
and father.
A -■>• ill irame at Ilecreattotl
pnrk between court bouse etnployea
—detail* of which are In this liuni*
of the Ktar—will aim help to rwell
the fund to help out the irafferlng
lUU.m,n, nnd hll patient family. '
Ro 1 • If the rood work along '
Join with the Dollar clubb«r«^
you will be juit aa happy In th«
Bxwd deed as the deservlnc f.iniila
win it.. «
« 111 I*( .
Previously acknowledged $302.25
Alfred H:ilsi,-,i,1. La Conner,
Wash 1.00
J. E. Henley, B»llard IN
Star Friend, Fremont 1.00
\V. I siks 1.00
A. E. Atminil!>'in. Redmond.. I.OQ

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