The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1904, Page 8

eosin a biatch, Se URTH | | Sein skron sth Maso F | FAVOR OF pom rN erg gy RAILROAD COMMISSION | se. aire’ Stns ashe “ well | | | HOBOES IN BNOHOMISH } : POSSIBLE CANDIDATE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR'S IN A | sNonomine ie | POLICE CAPTURE ONE A POSITION TO LINE UP WITH GOV, M'BRIDE | minh ta curned Just now by a awars NUMEROUS CLASS OF VA. sili - poe be dtc pp yg th | GRANTS | rn track, J li mpeela John L. W : y | Would I get rhe M peo THE CHINESE LOTTERIES CONTINUE TO FLOURISH, IN SPITE |!'" They # hing Cire from the field a i ple in th per | , neds and lumber p obt « - P eandiad United's s t « w OF THE CITY ORDINANCE GAINST THEM by begging and probably t tout h t and allow > Forth Seat Met but they | [leas honest meas ome of th whe ‘ hagher, to enter the arena aga i ything in] Jare “blanket 1 but ar th 41 . BH he and ta t | — | and out hoboon b iin t : ‘ Great N 1 I t the best ts of . a ts theta as . . will be A powiti 1 lidate « to Olym | lott running o4 t run out oe bd : Combination with « r Mol pia with 1 emates behind him, | t brought ¢ ure t t Bosch ey Mr. Fu ct . h to make whatever | | attention y rday wh f wid We of ¢ hous 5 ms ’ " mise { , may desire when the P . a s h lon the street y , wh b ¥ : p tle prog ® v i hor tt it ef «| move on | # are pice George H. Walker, president of the Bergeant Stuart hird ( aa the 1 | = not fully fledg b= trite te 5, nist hie” en | Fh si i a TELEGRAPH BRIEFS °*.':.: , a" , : DULY a | happened ¢ at} ' ‘ rnalist who formerly ¥ on given at When the coi from our | : . hie wae LB gw gy By : HILLYARD, April 16.—Oliver c. | Journe r . ar stration for ib a short time ago called upon - 7 4 . rr : ay : forth, postmaster at ar eputat 7 ree years and I see no| Mr, Piles to ask him why he could The R Chinese bank, In Yokohar ed w the war beg . sean 4 3 J 14 rhur Bice af | weekly publ | nu “As to the railroad commisston | time tt would be wise to do #0. or} ally & @oVernment institution, although it is a privat | o will t 4 before Prose parts that the Ch o lot-| about @ year and was formerly a @eclared myself plainly « hat sub-| course Governor Mcliride has not }— no ee —_ os ting Attorney Beot t ries, 1 ‘ alw wa ngine on t Great fect six years ago, when Harold | offered to trade with Mr. Piles, but . a will be f to some f aay a Seabee Aaa ana A CLOSED TOWN Preston was a state senat At|the latter doen not need to be told ‘ t Wing ' ! c . young daughter } A Measure, I think it sho have} J. Henry Smith, of the United] A Rao on , rpc a i Washi l movement foot te e the Deen passed at that time. If It had! States land office in this city beers Be = ye e in ¢ — - . bot lawyer r on the s Sunday Would be r h better off today.” his county t# not really lined up for | 8 wee ate 1 1 “ bly « rie ' fore a large au-| » oor » en, Mr. F regards Foster, a® Piles claims, | t on argued ; ue slated the Ddinat Governor MeBr It is not arrayed with Foster he | - = 4, Th ¢ Monroe doc reantile firma except or “ned utterly out of stion for himself. | said, “but against Wilson. The tnt: | or Fane ae iene s i het b 1.” The Was The petition asks the to 14 eve under conditions | ter two years ago continued the long | os bie “ et ome had th {firmat o the town closed on # i os they re that it would pay | fight which he has made to control) pigcUSSION O FWAYS AND MEANS OF TAXATION HAS RAISED aur ffera of $26 per ton| - ling to the law of the Any arpirant for the senate trom county, bringing against himself , BAKER CITY, Ore. April 16—In | » will be ty to tle up with Governor |all of F * friends, w THE NOVEL CRY OF “BRIBERY” AND JAPAN MAY FACE AN “ ii - 7 Pl ge satin fold here yester- |‘ an at toe he paid recently The whom are supporting th Ko ieeienns Mn piel. | sy yr . ‘ “ ve s fatally in- | ijeved that the D* ally pledged | The county is for Foster as rt ‘ 1A Hu @ promt t t of ot Bes Suenit andi Wises that ts There Is no| vis ee 1A FAKIR WORKING THE STATE! Wit) Rus WATERWORKS | > Bade cneperesh : Py _ oe , ae b at te line-up in the oe be " } FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE VPO! A 6.—At ae wed t be wp Pport MeHride and Foster. tf I| Bride and excep at this) By Will H. Brill, Special Commis. { that th * profits to the many f lt wo or th a Should tie up with McBride, where tition . " {| SEATTLE STAR AND MUN I BUSINESS sya ¢ the sioner of the Newspaper Enter. tn ' att | aid " 0} SEY'S MAGAZINE : COLLEGE Situ prise Association in the Far East. a: , je ten =—s v Inet » J a — TOKIO, March 21 —The extraordl| icp ig —s ; han “ * r - oe beitead ° nh t be « ted} has yet be \ i Sau Wh sab iodo Wastes : Tt t Kolatte of “ 4 t | ne tin 1 state : T0 HEROES’ t net t M “<0 | | t be business | every,° with bis Star! | , CLAY & CO. are pleased to the aft 0 blanks, « of | | cir warerooms at 711 Second regular ee t Sta | 7 ie Penne d. The war from April 1 to Decer os held a tl ANDY CARNEGIE ESTABLISHES pletely ren ted. Th will be 390,600,000 y wr cage nlc Dclitan cir ke denden’ See carpenters, rators, painters arid electri- chequer bonds #0 va 0nd PE : — | Gans have neir work so well that the Sw 8 ae yen, See ‘ re ber on f the payment of | THEIR RELIEF ehaes asing to the eye, but is +S es 0.108 yen, wh " will be r month's mye ‘or the firm’s * - The cabinet has put forward a tiet | hat ne isic business The man- DECORATIONS IN HONOR OF DEPARTING SOLDIERS of the war taxes which they have Sto follow x tn nale fs the hands of naked the diet to pw ere has Family tr . be the hing f $s nov he hand. conn go 3-—y Se teubie over inion, | €0 me ‘of Mr ke’ deed : ¥ , who, for nearly ten years Jim the sidewark. LITTLE HAPPENINGS | desire to sata "a Antonio ff has filed « suit in this the leaders superior court asking $10,900 damages mamene abet y from the Puget Sound Railway com % tae teen Robert Moran, of the Moran Bros. | pany for injuries alleged to have been t. at least, ‘The company, is suffering from dilatat sustained tn « fall from a Renton car ax * ‘of the heart and has planned a trip| near the race yg edits to Germany Im further search of bh An address . health. He will sai! from New ¥ to the Municipality” will be deliver May 1. Hin physicians have warned | in the Y. M. C. A. auditort him that his mala ne.| ning. This ix open to the A banquet will the | is given under the Metal Trades association a ler | Boy's Senate. The hutctiaes tamnaee hotel this evening. J. M. Fr the | Judge William D. We ; 4 § per « President. will preside. It is expected dah ogy ct that about fifty members will be pres- | pane an INTERBAY PHARMACY Sa. eee ans Im the case of John Whateom ainst | Opposite int Postoffice Station 1. | wy, th eromen ta t the city. a jury returned a verdict of | Full and ¢ ete line of Drugs and $80 for the p f. Whateom | Sundry Art City Prices t * ries | JOH H. ¢ hole Gra Stylish Dressers tores which will o md iteelf to th th - ; new y HING DEPART r e “a t 4 7 : mn ke Sin the la « “ . ‘ ‘OUR LADIES PARTMENT ts EQUALLY WELL REPRES Wer ata cnr din chemees to on ED—MILLINERY « & special and noteworthy feature pada enti wapapers, how EASY PAYMENTS ON RYTHING. $1,00 PER WEEP : aie . re tre , seugugteaenesinieatiin t the ernment will > t < E Outfitting C cn the even astern Ou ng Co. mncnsiy mean te\exsanare 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth. mates that it w . WHAT IT WILL SAVE YOU member recet & per cent interest on his sh All p 1 trade s on his ov ILLUSTRATION | tn of the store in a year and B only buys $100 worth, 1 ts on the dollar made, A would receive $24 and B o If A buys $200 worth of goc there should be a profit of & $8.00 ‘There ate over sixty Rochdale stores on the Pacific coast, and new ones organizing every week. | They own a large and prosperous wholesale house in fan Francisco, each # hav ing an EQUAL share The Rochdale syste ts the largest and most suc ly eastul commercial system in the 00 of business last year, and divided $48,- France, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark | that > million mem Aid $428,000,¢ England has 5,000 stores. 000,000 in rebates to thelr tw have thousands more ‘There are a thousand ¢ Join Now $10 Shares YOU SHARE Prompt At operative stores in the United States. Washington has twenty. ARE NOT MORE SAFE ntior * TY AND od when y Youn Sarr Always conmide OMPORT | ine «travel by jouthern Pacific's Bcentc Bh route, Beautif ry and fast time | news to all the moat attra rts of | Washing ar shine. Rate t Fra 7 mation call or write KE AE oe Agent @ First ave 1 t Rochdale Co-Operative | 0090808 Store ity thrveshost Union and Fourth et sear will ay Broward Headquarters for Fresh Ranch OUTLOOK 18 GOOD NORTH YAKIMA, Ar rT Central Store Cor. Fourth and Union 8 Per Cent Gold Bonds OR PROFITABLE OUR STORE IN THE PROFITS. th and Union. ( I jive usa trial, Good SHARE THE PROFITS. 4 YO For Further Information Call at Either of the Stores or on WARDALL & WARDALL, 631 NEW YORK BUILDING, Or Write Us—— Both Phones Main 373 The Great Rochdale System “ie rurmas to vin cave avs oot vote | THERE 1S NO GRAFT IN| THE ROCHDALE SYSTEM | THAN A MEMBERSHIP IN | Our Membership Has Tripled Since April | IT WILL SAVE YOU 10 PER CENT ON YOUR PURCHASES Honest We Oakla i, Ca branch ler is in charge of the office Mr. John Ramaker has been engaged to take ‘ge of the sheet music and small instru- : t. Our business is thorough- We and we t iness we believe r patronage May we was manager of Mr. I ne Kep ur stock is cor n every depart above esy pe ur representations as aright to expect y« 1 our line. when in need of any have t pleasur g you "s ret Builders’ Hardware, Plumbh- bing and Heating ‘ Paints, Oils, Varnishes, White Lead CMBEALIE April tee The tence ERNST BROS, fa. W.& t t t 606 Pike Street Phones John 2831 Ind. 1158 $10 Shares | Branch No. 1 Will Open in the McKenner Block, Near Fern Hill Station, Green Lake, May 1, 1904 Other branches for in differe Witt local membe arranged war { the city ship are being Our Organizers Will Call On You Soon---But Don’t Wait SHARES ARE $10, MEMBERSHIP $2.00 Join Now ights, $10 Shares ¥