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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1904

Page

7

Tacoma Portland lacrosse match canceled over ground issues

The Tacoma Portland lacrosse game scheduled for July 5 in Tacoma is called off due to unsuitable grounds. Tacoma suspects Portland objects more to Portland players who jumped ships, notably George Oddy and Steele. A league meeting is set for July 24 in Seattle to decide Portland's status, with Everett and Seattle preparing to continue the season.

J. BE. Wallace Northwest Lacrosse League Tacoma Searle Everett Portland Wallace Lhcroon Rd. Kennedy Seattle Bellingham Vancouver

Gubernatorial Nomination Fight Opens at St Paul Convention

The St Paul Republican state convention opened amid turmoil as supporters of Judge L W Collins and R C Dean clash for the gubernatorial nomination. Doorkeeper barred Dunn delegates. five thousand outside clamored for admission. Senator Clapp presided and urged not to break up the furniture. noon recess followed.

N ’ ST. Pa Boenestea L. W. Collins St. Cloud R. C Dean St. Paul Collins Dunn Metropolitan Theater Clapp

Athlon Adds Evening Run Between Flyer Dock and Tacoma

Beginning June 3 the Athlon will make an extra trip to Tacoma leaving Flyer dock at 4 50 p m Returning leaves Tacoma at 7 45 p m.

Athlon Tacoma Flyer

Minister fatally shot during burglary in Iowa Falls

Rev. Chas Mayne, guest at a Baptist state Sunday school convention in Iowa Falls, was shot and fatally wounded last night when a burglar entered the minister’s residence. Mayne grappled with the intruder before the thief escaped.

Iowa Falls Chas. Mayne Mayne

Man Changes Name to Hagen Over Pronunciation Trouble

Andrew Kvalheim informed the superior court that friends found his surname hard to pronounce and he chose to change it to Hagen. He cited ease of use and social practicality as the reasons behind the legal name change.

Andrew Kvalheim Andrew Hagen

Local Short Notices Highlight Thefts And Trials

Port Townsend visitor Agnes Douglas seeks police aid to recover a forgotten grip containing her wardrobe after staying at an unnamed hotel. Renton man T N Adama reports his grip missing at the union depot. Youthful petty thief Victor Dagan is jailed and sent to reform school from Skagway. A list of locals and out-of-town names are noted in other brief items, including a death at Steilacoom Insane Asylum and insanity hearings. A July 4 clambake and basket picnic is planned by the G A R and Womens Relief Corps at Miller's Grove Colby, with steamer transport from Galbraith's dock.

Misa Agnes Douglas Port Townsend T. N. Adama Renton Union Depot Victor Dagan Reform School Brewer Snohomish County Skagway Kakichi Koide California Shimo Okamoto Japan Roy Martin Annie Gieller Seattle Ham- Carr Harriet Hutchnson Harry Jones Lena Reid Thomas Kernish Butte Cecelio M. DeWitt Beattie Horace Crickmore Steilacoom Insans John Retes Frank Maxson Minnie Brooks Superior Court George Brooks G. A. R and Women's Belief Corps Miller's Grove Colby Grove Sentinel Galbraith’s Dock

Fee says good business for many roads here

Charles Fee formerly general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific now passenger traffic manager of the Southern Pacific with HQ in San Francisco, arrived in Seattle after attending a Transcontinental General Passenger association meeting. He notes coast traffic strong, Eastward travel to the St Louis fair up, and westbound traffic holding up well.

Charles &. Fee Northern Pacific Southern Pacific San Francisco Fee Union Pacific Seattle Portland Pacific Northwest

Successful Excursion for Bremerton and Pleasant Beach Dance

The Bremerton Clerks Union 330 and the Bon Marche Benefit Association ran an excursion last evening aboard the Port Orchard to war ships and Pleasant Beach. Wagner's orchestra provided music for a dance and proceeds go to a union member who is ill in a local hospital.

Bremerton Pleasant Beach Clerks’ Union Bon Marche Benefit Association Stearner

Little Girl Sues for Five Thousand Damages

William Hunt, guardian for Ernie Hunt, seeks $5,000 in a damage suit against Washington Cornice Company over burns from a hot tar caldron. The injury, described as permanent, occurred when the caldron was left unattended on a street where children played.

Ernie Hunt Washington Cornice Company Washington Cornice Com

Humboldt Steamer Sails Tonight to Skagway and Lynn Canals

The Humboldt steamship will depart tonight for Skagway and Lynn Canal ports with 75 passengers and a full freight cargo. H. C. Fassett, U S fisheries expert, travels aboard the Albatross bound for Ketchikan for a tour.

Humboldt Steamship Company Humboldt Skagway Lynn Canal H. C. Fassett U. S Albatross Ketchikan

A Pipe Dream From Tacoma

A petition circulates in a small King County district around Stones Landing for annexation to Pierce County. Commissioners deny rumors that King County ignored it and promise prompt consideration when officially presented. The district lies between Stones Landing Auburn and Pierce County and residents say it would be naturally tributary to Tacoma.

Pierce County Tacoma King County Baker Stone's Landing Auburn

Stoker Steamer Albion Breaks Down En Route

The Albion suffered a crown sheet failure causing a fire in the fire room while traveling from the Dunarieh river to Dallard Tuesday afternoon. Fireman J. Whalen sustained severe burns to his hands. The damaged vessel was towed to Baliard.

Albion Dunarieh Dallard Tuewlay J. Whalen Weasel Baliard

Burton Suit for Divorce Seeks Nonsupport

Mrs. Lottie May Burton files for divorce from husband Harry Burton a paper hanger alleging nonsupport and that he spends large earnings on strong drink.

Lottie May Burton Harry Burton Burton

On Trial for Burglary in Superior Court Today

Andrew Andred of Chillan is charged with burglary for breaking into I. Kale's room at the Hennett house and stealing a watch containing Japanese clothes. Hamuel Sandobel is charged jointly but seeks separate trial. 331-3 Per Cent Discount On all Straw and Panama Hats. KH. N. Brooks, Co. 1331 2nd Ave.

Andrew Andred I. Kale Hennett House Hamuel Sandobel

Santiago War Drama at Beatile Theater

"Santiago" will be shown Sunday and Monday at the Beatile theater with reduced prices of 60, 36 and 25 cents. The company includes well known players and National Guard members in uniform for a patriotic production of love intrigue and drama set during the Spanish war.

Santiago Beatile Theater Howe National Guard

Alcazar hosts Weidemann troupe with A Pair of Tramps

The Weidemann company offers a new bill tonight at the Alcazar featuring the funny farce A Pair of Tramps and runs through Saturday. A patriotic matinee Saturday afternoon gives boys toy pistols and girls silk flags. Roanoke continues at Third Avenue as the week’s strong attraction through Saturday.

Weidemann Company Alcazar Third Avenue

Fourth of July Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde Matinee

A matinee of Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde is scheduled for Monday afternoon. The engagement includes a four day run by Robert Stevenson and a July show still to be announced for the period starting Thursday and ending Sunday night July 10 featuring Too M Johnson in a famous comedy.

Robert Stevenson Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde William Too M Johnson

Straw and Panama Hats On Sale at Brooke & Co

N Brooke & Co advertises 1 to 3 off regular price on all straw and Panama hats at 1831 2nd Ave. The notice promotes discounted headwear for shoppers.

Panama N. Brooke & Co

Chiffon Sale At Chesbro’s Piano House

We bought out the M. D. Pease stock and offer chiffon at 27e per yard. Also Tie Maime and Sulta fabrics, sale prices listed. Coats valued $12 to $18 offered at Chesbro’s Piano House 1206 20d Ave, our new location.

M. D. Pease Bro

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