The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1903, Page 3

LAST Eon ION NOW UP TO THE CITY COUNCIL OUR | puRPOSE Is truge and Ine aiways at lower Lt | ebvewh i FOR INSTANCE Dit, Meadows’, Rowpltal mine | st.s0) SS fyrup Hyporhowpar ried al ; © sine ite! , oneal aw. Ordinances Relating to Commencement of Work et Malt, 3 bottles for... | t _ ee silo on the Municipal Light Plant Will Be Intro- panama fee SS. cI | duced Tonight--Engineer Thomson ae Sone “abe | Submits a Report Hate Tor positively $1.5 ater Bde ng (evochgetl tae 200; Steps preliminary to the imine. }iow, It will geneoate a tittle flerating plant in the temporary p Puced 1 Same Pair) meeting of {he ity council tonight | the recommandatian of the| tonal cnet at » nana eget hw _ onan al eT filvisory committer, ordinances will |construction ‘of which the whole ay- | patT-T4y an the wu ee Poca — L ctenghnetion ch Se the | Hection ae ene 1ay, Mabon, wader Al. | the ‘Proposed wooden erib, with the [purchase of the $500,000 tatting | clearing and excay ating of the rights |Sereel stave and "tat wt less thon Machinery and lumber that will be |lumber for the pipes and dam, aa} "ne dem when carried to ite ut D AVENUE. Phone, Main 50% Recesrary in (he construction of the power and distributing plants | will almo be done by day labor The propored ordinances with be| | The furnishing of on t rebeered tor the Gee eaten | eae ene @ | there shall not be required more than tm which the detalles of the bend aale | ton Of same, together with both the $088 hor nae snd of the contracts for lumber and |#*etating and distributing stationa, | Chere ¥ machinery will be wurked out Wi) be done by contract a Ae & majority of the counci! and|, Two prepositions were presented /@au. The saving in I KY officiais have expremsed them |'2 the mayor and advisory board by | #ene Wil be almost au jYelves as being favorable to the wale | the city engineer, in his report. One| sre lof tho whole, or a part of the bonds for the erection pf the wooden | the hat home, it will re with the com, leteke with the temporary power) use Well an the construction of the sani, | say. by using the wood- m for sub & period Clothing Mewes, Ave. and Main St, nce of _ Boys pe a metrial saving on the ity by the use of the orth ares erent © conomy to be effected by th f our own power during auch | Pants $ Sults} Mt H.00 grades 3.50 tm Our Window, H mittee to which the proposed a ance ts referred, to pass upon the/ | Practioability of the devine m plan whereby, It M ls desin- | ed advisable, the honda may be dis. | (fated among lange and jt in~ iw who are residents the efty. ot 4 station, and thé other for a perman- one da ition and | Power plant, In making these propositions ‘Themeon went int m to the earth formats. uring formations for Mr. detatte in regard | relative to se both of the| the #tone dam in years to come, and propesed dams, also tn regard te the |On this recommendation the mayer construction we would doubtleas save with & permanent, much more than the entire cost of | }the one Gam.” the report gives other wan Why there le economy In cen ting the wooden dam now and atru ‘The site for the dam and power |CO* 4Pd efficiency of coh of the) land advisory board made thetr de- | plone, mode of construction, and | PTOPeditions lotsion to at this tle erect the we * prosecuting the work, | 7" comparing the two propasttions | structure. | were practically determined at the | Mr. Thomson goes at length into the | During the discussion it was point mooting of the ‘advisory commiites, |MAtter af their efficiency and the |ed out that on the city lands on Ce | Saturday afterncen. [Dubie needs. In tegurd to the wood. |dar river there ia more than enoust | With the above matters determin- jon crib dam he estimates that it can| timber to butld the whole municipal USE | e@, the elty engineering department |O% Sut ao that within five years it plant. in HO ts how ready to open work all along (™"Y be Incrensed in jase go as to letting the the line and in every department of |°!°Tete a little more than ‘sone | the establishment of « sawnttll on) the proposed lighting plant and sys. | SMepoWer at the city terminals. [t}lake. The city Would then furnish tom, accorting to ¢ to |i eatinnted that this Mmetailatian witt | the aber from whieh the lumber to the mayor by Fngineer supply the ofty's needs for an addi. | would be sawed and sell the surplus ¢ Baturday's mae) 1b yours | thewbe to the sawn! ‘The recommendation of the city | Th* total cout of this dom, tagether| Mr. Thomson stated that In his engineer ® temporary hydre- pee the pipe line te the generating [Judgment the revenue so derives electric station,—one that wilt serve | Pit, Including repairs and interest, | Would more than pay the cast of the the city for the next 20 to 1 y lim extiinated at $216.273 at the end of construction of @ raftroad from the be constructed, was adopted. hae a8 | 2 year, Northern Pacific branch ithe at entally the construction af a wooden| The cost af thé permanent stone| North Bend to Cedar lake. In so- @am about a half mile from Cedar |@am for the same period, including| cordance with this View surveys for Hake. TAs immediate construction |thlerest, repairs, eto. ie estimated at |= railroad right of way have Caged will be such as to impound a sumM@-|$854018 This dose not Include the| been made, and it le probable the olent volume of water that, carried |eoat ofthe pensteck tunnel, which in lsuch @ road will be constructed, ..60¢|'2 & Wooden stave and steel pipe to/the litter construction would take |aa, t will materially factiitate ‘ <tige ihe Wenerating plant, two miles be-| the piace of the pipe iines to the gen- | work.on the lighting jt. _ BIG STEEL PLANT TO BE LOCATED ON DUWAMISH RIVER Fully Matured for the Construction of Works for the Manufacture of tron and all its Products inthe Sub- urhs of Seattle, hy a Lecal Campany With $6,000,000 Capital C.D. Stimson, ©. F. Optgees, Be Ont It i propoged to secure, & & B. ~ Corporation. ~*~) um & Coal the with | level and r. So... On the low lands, where the Du- Denctitel, wamish river winds tte yr lower course towards the Denny, Maurier MehMichens MM. 3 ris See and Cascade| On Sad ot Gerace tn te eM Wilson, ed” supply on immense steel plan’ tor ‘Sve mi decades Baier Carrigan, EM. Wilaon, RL J. Boney, partially | og Se eee the Seouey tee &, and Steet Company. * newly or- ie ezperimenta with iroumaking eantand Pomme sons inctudes: e\ at (he Trondaie plant have demeon- more than ® score Of | streted to its operators that the fact!- promminest Beattie business men. | ties for iron and steel manufacture Among them are the officers o the!on Puget sound are unsurpassed. bia gl Steel Company, which sow / The present of that company te gi" MH. Swaney, an experienced \Taien in 5 tron and steel manefacturer, who ‘The capital stock of the company is | came to the sound about three years 4,900,000. Ite principal piace of busi- age from Pennayivacia. Me made an nese its works are re~ hausti¥e examination ef the tron articles of incorpora- orcs of Washington and Hritish Wo- ied in OF near Oe | aS, an SOP oor See. and The provision t com | became satisfied that the tron and with already by the practical steel industry could be « then of the region mentioned, here with « equal to that by the anywhere on the continent. He thereupon organ- Trom | teed the Pacific Steel Company, with In this) a capital of $1,000,000, hased the water! and rel] ons noes plant at Trondale, and Guscpertation, with ample room pte el ae in — Reger 9 gto it te the pucteus of manufacture of pigtron with emt- | city whieh it ie bee |nentiy satisfactory renuite. ‘The has heen sald to the Union Works of San Francieco, and to incerperation de-| Meran Fros. Company of Santtie reese of the company | The cylinder heads of the battiashtp | ton and Fathom » now building at Moran ‘rotting mille, tins | are constructed of material from the works. and lrondaie plant. for the | The oreo tet By Git ettte Ment And steel, and | and which will be used itm succensor, the Heatthe are from localities have also been {il we get to! fat wilt continue | eorly and get your will rum through | owns Sa oe ‘The cont supply of the Nort cifie const is so well known a need fo comment on the soure of quantity and general quality, it te sufficient to ad@ that experts tn steei manufacture have found in aight ample stores of It of the nature to use in stect on ing coal In adequate quan- tities is also within reach. The prob- lem of raw material was fully solved, ® need hardly be stated, before muc- cessful Dueiuvess men enitated their capital in the enterprine. It ie chatmed that the new com fairly under way with 5 mn manufacture iron and atest of all grades ae cheaply at similar products can be te: out ly Penomylvanta or Chit eago. It is Bbvious, therefore, that focal manufacturers wil siways have the advantage of their eastern riya! im the markets of the Parific sont | and of the Orlent by Just the amount | of raiirvad freight rates, The devel- ment of the industry fn Usie re- to the extent of the Western ited =, and astern | demand the those markets fuatg whenever the supply | manafactared here equals the de- mand, That will be a matter of rowth, but the Beatle reeomepe ny expects to yy broad and deep the foundations or & wtes manufacture and trade which will make of Washington the Pennsyivania of the West. ores are of perb qua’ cr for steel manufec- ture, and the deposits already wight are sufficient In quantity te GOVERNOR M BRIDE BEGINS HIS FIGHT OLYMPIA, March 2.—Senator | rect te the poople from fow on, |Warburton of Pierce, today intro-/againet the raflronds If the senate duced a bill providing for the subs | refuses hin this bill, he will take an mission of @ constitutional “amnand> | apoan! direct to the voters to re- _mewt to the people in November 19¢4,|/ nominate him and indorse bis ad- ‘providing for the éreation of a rafl- | ministration, road commission to be appointed by| Senator Palmer jarred thore pollce the governor, Thin virtually starts|obiefs who permit gambling by the governor's big fight, which will| introduc cing a bill eyaking {tn felony be made two years from now. for such officers to knowingly per- fle it is not believed that the mit the commission of a misde- senate will pass the bill, it will put! meanor. railroad members.on record against) Senator Pottte totrod a bill allowing the people q eS roti creating a beard of comminstoners ta or not they want ar whis- | regulate sailor hoarding houses, and Pigott James D. Hoge, jr. Blethen, A. # Kerry, Homer Swaney, Wilittam Price, Jacob Furth, MINNEAPOLIS aa. K. Bidle, formerly a wealthy banker of Minnen| died suddenly at hia home on avenue and Stewart street, at an early hour, this morming, from heart failure caused hy bronchial trouble, He Was Bi. yearn of aie, ale. Bidle came t attle atx he ago po er lis, for his health. Four days ago he taken very itl and suffered from an attack of heart failure, early this morning. ‘The body in in charge of Bowney- Stewart-Watson Undertaking com- ny. It im probable that burial will | fn Minneapolis, where the family | of the dead man liven, _ AUTOMATIC OR sion. Gov, MeBiride wit ‘appeal i. Heensing the same. MECHANICAL ~ ee NO CRIMINAL ; ao ELEMENT IN IT PLAYERS REWARD OFFERED OLYMPIA, March %.—Governo r McRiride has taued a prociama- tion offering a reward of $800 for t he apprehension of Christ Benson. the convict murderer of Deputy Sheriff David Morrel, Thurston county offers a like reward for the body of the murderer, ded or alive. ‘Ten organized posses have left tympia in pursuit of the fugitive. All rachers | the vicinity of this ¢ ity are armed and on the lookout for Benson, OW TRIAL H Neoly and Chris Kisiné, ith the theft of eight head from the © * Bron.” x farm near K were fauell not guilty by Justice George thin ng and discharged. The court ted that the case ight be aw ctylt » but that no criminal element laying instrument, foe the firet time in history of the sity of W6ds. Pri cen $140 to $200 FS Pemplete, with large a a it of music rolls, The cattle. were miened trom stock farm and hides supposed to be from them were sold to Mayo Caben, in thin city, by N The criminal charge r veloped at t trial the ants had purchased did not know that they had be Corstens Bros 4 not proved that the cattle had been stolen. F suting Attor ney Kriete represented the state and Attorney Frank Griffith the defense. It dew ALLEN & GILBERT- BP eKER “black” eyo, recently acquired, Although a trifle late, the traditional blustering winds of March arrived today, Through- out the day the wind ble fr 1406 SECOND The Pacific Conant company's ex- AVE. ay Se oa 24 to 80 miles per hour, and this Wl carsion steamer Spokane will take afternoon there was no imme the Lynn canal run of the company's Willem Fetterly, charged with | diate prospect of its abatement steamer Cottage City, on her next ed at the local United States »u, Indicated a oth on the sound Off the coast the wind reached the velocity of a gale, which, Raw sertounly af- fected shipping. Reports rec the bur ing criminally assaulted Mattie @ fn, hin 14-year-old step-daughter ving tried today In Judge Grif-! department of the superior! trip, leaving March 10 Ctty in te general overhauling. The « age boilers and ‘PLUMBING Hot Water Heating. turnl fates furnished, an dock, feet of Cat. r Biack 331. | ie fin's } court ‘The case wan tried last December, r for some reason, which The ntea iitage City salted to agway yesterday with 60 pasnen at-of Whom were bound to Prone, plicable, failed to agree contract for the tumber, | it come, Huge deposits in| on rules. Bkagit county and other adcossibie Mhute off roll call on demand for the MAN DIES HERE 'CEMENTED His | BURIAL OF A MUROERER--SUIC DIVIDED THE FOLK INTO F Rewspaper Keterpriee Aw WILK MSA TCH, F ‘The hitherto W (apecial) idents of iatrict near he to the highest pitch o divided inte two fact and the anti Whites de and there tonmue and mune jut i | RALPH J. WHITE AND THE Lak BODY, THE SPOT }of the community, The anti-Whites wposed this by every force they dared to use, and the vere nee | the relatives and friends of the mur- | dever and suicide, deolared that i By as good nother, and | the present life are {the cemetery gate. They strengthened thetr position by own- f t in the Bweet Valley come } tery, and claim the right to pta it whom they please. The case is a remarkable one. Ralph J. Whi well connected, killed one of his nephews, and so severely wounded other that, while his life was saved, he bee vielentiy insane, White was | yleted and tater committed muicide K pil Hie winter took the body and pre |pared the grave in the family pio! in the Bweet Valley cemetery number of the reaidents barricaded the cemetery gates, The funeral Procession wae refused Cn sg grave diggers were driven ow the Irate farmers defied the White fection. After fhree days’ failure to et inte the cemetery, the Whites appenied to the courts, and the bedy IN SENATE AND HOUSE NEW RULE ADOPTED PUTS AN END TO FILIBUBSTERING WASHINGTON, D. © In the senate this morning the cre- dentists of Levi P. Ankeny, Newly elected senator from Waahing- | ton, were received and placed on Me. The ard tion bill Was immediately taken up. in the house fitibustering was re- wamed. Richardson, as usual, raised he point of no quorum. bosiness relative to adopting the conference report on the Alaska homertend bill was taken up. Grom Yenor of Ohio, from the committer od a new rule whick March 2 — previous question and itmits debate to ten mingtes, IF this rule tx a 4 it will end © portion of the fill- ‘The supreme court opened its sem- tion at neon by reading the cath te Jud, ‘The oath was then ad-~ min! after which the new jucge assigned to the seat Seented tr Judge Shira, LUCKY SAILOR PORTLAND, Ore, M satior named Chris awarded damages io the sum of 11,000 In the United States court here Raturday for brutal treatment at the jhands of Captain Warren, of the | Dritieh bark Matterhorn, on the high sean. USED A SHOTGUN, TACOMA, | March 2.—Detaila ofa shooting Sefape that oecurred be- tween two Itallans at Lakeview, |Satarday, have just been received | here. Hobert Pucini was shot in the [beck With a shotgun by a country: man whose pame ie not given. It ts thought that the wounded man will recover an the shot was fired at such tong range that the pellets aid not penetrate far ESKIMOS DYING TACOMA, | ‘March 2.—Nome aa- views say that Ewkimes are dying March 2-—A was [there in large numbers throwgh the | Jnemlect of the authorities, A lit- ltle dried fish in the only food they have had this winter. The Nome elty cownctl dectines aid, because claime that military should furnish help. The latter assert that they have no authority or funda, | THIS IS ST. DAVID'S DAY Thirty iicduntsonrt citizens of Black Diamond arrived im the city today to ationd the concert to be given this evening b attle and vicinity, In honor of their patron saint, St. David. The Black Lamond party ia head- od by J. A. Phillips,.assistant super- intendent of the coal mines at tha place. RINEHART HOSTILE }COUNCILMAN DIFFERS WITH) 4 CONSTITUENTS the | SECOND AVENUE RE DE The session of th frited discussie: de mal Ml-feeling b: Rinehart and 8 of the committer residence pushing the jond avenue regrade, extats minitties meeting held wht to consider Oe y other than the swapping of left~ | compliments was done Rinehart was the principal and he te hat he thought in North esidenta, ction wae take matter than to rete to a special which is in sesaion this par avenne nt wee certain , Map. apenker, other committer, afternoon This con when the newed, mittee will report teniaht, fieht Is expected te be re- | > | Dr. Kibbe has resumed pract « | tater the Welsh people of Se- | of North | BODY IN THE AVE DE IN COUNTRY CEveTERY ACTIONS Gi | ® WHERE GHOULS THKEW HIS 8 1T WAS FOUND 18 MARKED 2 ROBE, was buried under guard of sheriff's deputies. earful of further interference Whites guarded the grave with) armed men for several nights. Then, | thinking there would be no further | the is were withdrawn The seal and anger of th antl White faction had been underenti- meted, however, for nu sooner were ithe guards withdrawn than the opened and the bedy and coffin dieappea The next day the woods were full | jof armed men im search f the ix Then Graseey ie | ay, War dragged, after much | the heavy lead coffi wan! ound and hauled to the surface Then it was reinterred in « grave {covered Bionem, cemented to at they now form a On top thay placed a huge bowlder, There the body bas} | remained safe ever since feud remain, however. ana there ere many conflieta, while the bitter fevltng engendered has split the md | are many goings te quence. MR. FARRELL COMES HOME Says Government Transportation Will Not Hurt Seattle Jobbers. 3. D. Farrell, president of the Northern Steamship Company and the president of the Northern, has returned from |the Bast, where he has been for some me an business for the corporations which he representa. Mr, Farrell says there ts nothing in| the story lately published that the | Unfinished |lew rate from Chiongo, made to ob- | $22- Ker tain the government Philippine con tract, will crippie Puget sound job bers, as the rate applies only to the M: carrying trade witl be mostly done from Seattle in the tut PLEADS QUILTY Ed Cummings pleaded guilty tm the superior court today to a of burgtary. Me was indicted by « grand jury leet week for entering and robbing the house of R. A. Btev- ens, at Kent, Jan. 2% He will be jperior Judge Bell, TRESTLE WILL BE RECONSTRUCTED ‘The Seattle Electric « company pro- | poses to reconstruct the First avenue | trestie from Atlantic street to the city Hints, This is the trestle used by the Interurban trains, and on which several fatal accidents have Sogurred recemtiy coording to piana filed with the S| board of f pubiie works today the com- |pany will, after reconst the it jay ® double track on it with = nthe on 2 ide of the ae wr andraile for the protectio: pedestrians. ” Painters Strike PITTSBURG, Pa. March 2.—Twe thousand painters «truck this morn- jing. They demand an increase in wages to $2.60 a dey and eight hours work. RACING FOR A GOLD WATCH A race is on between the British ships Sofola and Afghanistan, which left San Francisco last Friday in ballast, the former for Seattle and the latter for Raltard, The captain that can reach | Sound firm will win Marc i the watoh, CHICAGO, 2 — Wheat, WE HAVE MOVED And Are Ready for Business IN OUR NEW AND LARGE ‘STORE 713-715 1st Ave Next to MacDougall & Soath wick Co, } G. Beninghausen Jeweler and Optician 1 | 3 HENRY HENSEL, Manufacturing Jeweler, 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor. Classified Ads let Raturday, feetfleation ONr Dancing Acasomy VR TOR: cb the Wanted Penis Mines and Mining ROLLA ion f + . 4 vewt whe Help we Ve anted rie whan m4, Inder BUSINE Auctioneers DIRECTORY teots Gosiety Netices oa ° Tse THE War J. v. QUINN, o am on < LYMAN © KNAPP Business Cronos = as Svenpert @ Bull, Tis a&. WAtD Kiem, wa Abstractors riruret now ry Sato—Migee!inneeve crt: Owing t whiten da For BOOTH wlrest « ened | wind aud atl household ut aue-tomth of thelr actual © he nity aud secure bor | Capit stoet, ee a ing business tran * cause of Tomas puck, ant oo large wall « organ, ehewant unright plans Ys OE. Mennarr noun verstt Plano Co.),, boo. ton On iA ow high Coote, Found tabte, souk stoven | =M FIRST parry “Gos 2 we a ™ Bodticeen, vice pres — Ter cher y. Padinoree” ave, cashier on peivelpal cities of cjpiinneninnitiannnntitinianiudin initea ‘Sistes ond Rurope A ns | Businees Colleges PLA retall mavchante, toamsters PIE ieibeds and tenchers, Acme Basle ing without secur } _Seee Cotiege. Beoond and Pbke & RELIABLE piece to borrow monery 98) 6.7 Heunsy Block DR. CL. NELSON, 29-209 Arcede bids. MONET 9 em short wotice ot low vate, pri ne mangos =z money and company money te betid Dyeing and bd a Virwes, loom 4 Maller Bulhtine . Binck Oe. end sents and sins - Sir Dre! Wares * \COLLATEUAL BANK (Marte Resihs | eee “ery .aned om any geet cullaceral | Finer Bremium received in ons ine 108 Cherry GMiliner, Poser, Sound’ Dosing J - Cleaning works, phone, Joba on TO LOAN- Private money « __Minor_avenue at Dar | PARIMIAN Dye Works We call for cloam rene. deliver Office 14 ret avenue er. Reems A 6 and 8 er Hew ” you up if run tm ealth Ont, Tost 148 Second venus. the term } owe ca tute of tetenee, mies oh wit weneet thamoaicre by ning them, catalogue expintsing every fring See malied ‘tree 86 und i Holyoke Dressmating MADAME A. 8 SMITH. €© Hiectiny Engineers and Contrectors oo inn 7 itundrets of | tng: reflway and end building | aducta: ster! and ton work for helitingey large 80-toot your | 875, G53 and #168 at 8 down ano for everybody Funeral Oirectcrs ath, Homer & Lacation is high ant hestthy tating, HOTTER WORTH @ BONE P esnensiiantad pienty wood and water, neighborn.| 1496-1498 Third, Trl, Pike whol, churhen storem, —— eeiewnlke, ete. Brerrone Sony’, HARGA Tee wet Pack t nian Beach atinetom xr “Hainer Reanh, et, 310 Menton Hlock weigh: nee poageeee ge ag nergy ng weit 1 wih the Chicngo Jan Coe HO late near Cneen Lake. fine Vocation; | Sa oe Mo one an mone late. Four choles $0 Lote near Lake Union. ® Mocks trom eer line: ba Insurance — Pre, ee et ed fence, eurety bonds. 28 Boston Mook. Mechanical Engineers £0 WALLASTER—203-4 Pioneer. Millinery at a3 BL ae panting em A zy at Oculists end Se ne) EC POS NA Daa tere. ser noe and throat Dm fA. MACKINNON DK KINDR Bailey Building Pe |$is0- oa om Queen Anne bith 2O0-3 tote snd Groom house af Green Lake: barwnh Fine ¢-room cottage erar Capito: owok oaey terms RC. BYERS & CO. MATT ADD Arcade buibting REACON Mitts Over three screws of exeeiiont land, ree then e Osteopath: . | OARHINGTON feormary Tr Dae iRecona avenues phone, James 964i bicch en nnd lady physicians are al ATTL hye a ew ae ne it Yes Tee > o _ 00 a Coline Block se Institute of ro "Peer a eae tafe Sestete ‘and Cherry. Patent Attorney HARNew 8 00.-14-75 Btarr-Bat Puliding: a F_K ADAMS—Draiting. Colman Buudiag Ph E Sy ieee DO you want a home? tase rt~ 9 giles, walking die oa ee two contanen a Last Goto with two cottages: ait” street work paid: fine view: 100): terms We have the best eres it tim od all gor TAY WHY pay $200 for 30-ro0t lots when XW fee ta Prec | ‘we oan sell you one gore for $350; tees one block from sehool and two lh eS blocks from electric car line, at|GHO. M. WOODHOUSE CO. Tel. Mein 96 Columbia; easy terms; call and) RauTMAN PLUMBING GO. Mein see. Btettengree & Arnell, 28 Rox- —_——— well block, corner First and ‘al Pi ating nd ging ei oe — ‘Waceneeor to Market Report Printing Cw CHEAP ioe tO un af eiiliman City, fe IT mi ride on std Renton ae rm. erm WRAPQUARTERS FOR PARMA AWS It you are looking for a farm, nege or! ages _., Show Cases = © nuke a mpectaly of| SEATFOM MHOW CARH CO hintnal old Mee- “ton, 210 Yesler. RYRER WHRANSFER Co.- Umbrella ay Umnnens AS manuta: "S00 second 4 general repairing Robeson Bros ats Themiay even: fine bunch gras® foe ~~" Wire, Iron and P | Peenae Teall & Piating ‘wo a, Bi Sele—Lodging Houses _ ieare $100 permond ' ext weak 8400 Geroom house ntcety University: new flat @ rome elegantly furnished, close inj} ne bargain. net banoment furnished, 201 and 22 Pioneer Building, Phone, Union 81, SHATTLE. STEAMERS FOR NOME AND TELLER, ALASKA General merehanta at above points. rooms alway ove. everything modern and Foams always full chance 2W_NVT-ABO Arcade building __For bre CIN eB Roo! HOTRE” RRNEC. can aes Serr | PORT ORCHARD ROUTE M FIRST AVENUE. BROOME, with ern conventence, without bart, every med. at the Sprague, 706 You Por U. 8. Navy Yard and Battleships STEAM ler way. prices. Bek mwe, oy cence * MS JATHLON INLAND FLYER Pier 2 4 NEW TIME CARD | ARGON AT TT 118 Yealer way mae Daily Service Jean yleatant rooms: day, week! Leave Seattle "6:80, *9:00 and hg 20:00 a.m; **h “2:30 and 4:30 TWO parity furnished housekeeping rooms, | Ps ™m™ CBaturday only, extra trip 124 Howard HOFER, 810 por montha. ‘Pe, | 20230 p. m2 Biack 6 Leave Bremerton: 8:15 and 11:48 — . emcee mneecoweatins |g, an,; 12:30, 3:00, 6:30 and 6:15 p. Muste Leave Sidney: 7:50 and 11 RR: Piw Keri CONSERVATORY OP a. m.; 6:00 pm, ” c Direeton 7 ‘ ome RAMATIC ART-pirceer| Leave Charleston: 8:00 and 11:36 Grematio art, Miss Mao i 6 a. m,; 6:05 p.m Orchestral” clawsee open to For Pleasant Beach, take steam leaving Seattle any trip except 6:30 a. m. **For Bremerton onty. eae * FAR& Sc ROUND TRIP. Jt sniepsattninenimnnaetssttnietactie NN, I HAVE FOUR = FIVE-ROOMED SEATTLE, foaynos ANG HOUSES The Palatial crry. oF c. 8. KITTRLOGE Dem. Leaves Bverett 9:15 a.m, 2:30 Universit Independent Phone A 7 jation Phone. shines 1841, Colman Dock, Y43. B. SCOTT, Mgr.