The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1905, Page 6

THD SEATTLE STARLTUESDAY, FEB. 21 The Immunes Must Show Their Hand _ TS COUNCILMEN ( AND CRICHTON, WHO ARE SUPPOSED To welcome rhe find Yor fat Kind You Have Always Bought SYMPTOMS OF GRAFTITIS IN THEIR 8 | in night to ex ' make a mpecet the sus : Have NO 8 nee GIR SVOTEM, WILE | lative to the Empariel . stion, He wuld it was diaguating dy egelable Prep, aration for As- B. P, O. E. ] gE FORCED TO VOTE ON SALOON LICENSES for tt atten ie felon mt him that any member of tt Slinikating the Food Regula. Bears tho t o Ung the Stamachs and Bowels aff enue \ that f the city fath k tw the moat rotorious | ienar | reed w wand an te the ches Renna | INEANTS CHILDREN Signarure your's record nt prot " iia ete ‘ the Gt. Mime tnd Mat “ . cst alee ness and Rest Contains netther any could lw known he I al 1,| Bart on thel M ted frankiy that the Mat umn,Morphine nor Mineré by any othe the | It Is located at 108 West Yoaler way They ¥ Jetermined ont=|thews episode had been damaging OT NARCOTIC an yiret A to act the sa ywned by William the matter until Cole should|to him, and h he did not] world and, being connected thereto * . much what the ae al public | - cues an application “lw elegant nh way, It}to th thought, his feelings had been hurt, | Pivespnm af Oth Dir SAMUEL EAT pen on ‘Third sear { those ¢ 1 pa « of sin} frankly e by members sut 1 to b Sad a . nas ad ot signated In th ferworld as al v fo ne } taken the onde te t pe tor house, b h has been | wanted ble to exs that Gill was not] ob agree teense for a en- | “8° &t times a px up-town ref. | ged in th 1 when th ntract | pwoa operate! junction with a|restricted district dives known as|. Cricht n Water mpany was made store will be closed qeuer Way ! Decaume the /the Midway | night 1-| | daiet of police said he had no ot land's application for ar | Use tomorrow afi_rnoon fection, It y to ar t|newal of Dis Hcense wa | (Remedy for Constipa- a ticense to ths mga @}tavorably by th | | dege Sour Stomach, Diarrtwea, poe ore : 4 ; ‘ ne : | Worms Convulsions, Feverish We ha ed the act for furni 7 ew tooted a v Uitte 8 f ft ow « “ | ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. or Uver Elk to oY entire top floce (14i) of posed tk ot ne | = a tt ka building. po gpendlgh ft : | YacSiguile Signature of ts ; yee i * = . T ra will tb [ nest in the West the up tow ae mor 1 it Gispleased him t 1 NEW YORK, of legisiative Tr " shirk his res he _ this is the last week of our 5 coat aie eats nie “ MUS OBEY Mission furniture sale— at t th y~ be sent th sat p M v8 w of the Pa hweat THE L AW: Standard Furniture Co. ——- sane eis L. SCHOENFELD & SONS FEDERAL GRAND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE BEEF TRUST as CROOKEDNESS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. | METHODS IN CHICAGO scsi Se trae ie eae cE ete or, SEATILE—— BELLINGHAM TAOOMA wounded or killed’ by the fire] fORCEMENT OF THE EIGHT be: "y » sd | (By Gertpps News Aan) Th ue north, has tura-] OUR DAY SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. 21.—An CHICAGO, Fed. 21 sy When the jury has been sworn tn | ed ¢ a big black dog he | y into the financial affairs of I SORTMENT OF from Washing’ 1 these men wi re it|dog crawled away tnto the thick} tab . to the Loul grand jury v and an attem Hict the|brush near the scene of his th City Engineer Thomson this af-|!828 Purchase exposit a a day and ten a rsons restrained Gross-|and the scared residents sent ternoun sent instructions to every [un 19 the house of representa marshals were sent ‘ in his decision eof trust | policeman to investigate the the elty doing ¢ d ery grave STANDARD CL. LOOKS 951000000 | summoning @ an case, which waa recently sustained | a# they supposed a burglar had fter by i et acura fee ‘| silently ms enoaadie ot so-called beef trust. by the United States supreme court. | kille Patrolman 1 win tn veneer Wem wae see “| AS A RESULT OF AGITATION pri part pe if 1 wish, no extra Bei joccencintndienlicenae telat fc Rntthcenianectncennactate alkane tnebted thu tok oulk. Qrnaned : witness Three witnesses, one of | y ' ut the road es-|2¢a4 dog from the brush to satisty | the boar took wp |t2™ & commission official and a IN KANSAS HILL’S ROAD ne amount to|** sun wielder. The police were | former ( ri el G ember of one . known a a half b which ls $409 aa as ae 1 immediately Dy Berippa News Ass'n) hare of the corpor- | ~ ee od old bam 2 ° ane | that the statute should be enforced. | , today told ‘ Milli PAYS BIG ation. |} Although the members of th the discov NEW YORK andar Cloaks, Suits and Millinery eunton of former residents « board declared their willingness y ustoeee’ tie sa ( sf ; oe 4 Same Price, Cash or Credit $32 Second Ave. h Dakota will be held in Littie’s en the law y wtated frank . ; $2.11 a m Tuesday event Fet yi }ly that in thelr opinion the law -Popainyh og Desoaggy die ais) th nat week, as a « According to advices receiv t $:00 k A tid en- Jan unwise as it will increase | 11) secret commision Po a jai : a ; — aoe Oe Gis city the earnings of the inment has t 1 for the coat of pub ovements t uot deny tha crime. Ya & PA tomer ag nee 933 9,000. Morthera railroad for the present | th asion after which refresh- such an extent as to prevent omrry iy oe wenn a bat ey he | sents a shrinkage of $31, A ITB cae yer will amount to 20 per cent on | ments will be served and the re- ng them out in the vicinity of the | at coe sae ces IF YOU ARE FIGURING ON PUTTING A FURNACE, IT fe sock. The earnings for the mainder of the evening devoted to heneer outlying land to the clty.| | ; c sai aiavacedioel fest six months of the fiscal year dar All North Dakotans tm the Ps re ® possible that one or two of | WILL PAY YOU TO SEE ERN ROS.’ HOT BLAST FURNACE. fadicate that this amount will be | cit requested to be present. the ontrac edius Al E-THIRD YOU FL BILL 4 oo fight to prevent the enforcement o GUARANTEED TO SAVE ONE-THIRD YOU FUEL BILL. ally reached and there is a posal (By Sertppa News Ass'n ng the pent a apg LITTLE HAPPENINGS Milty that it will go even higher SPRINGFI IL, Fet : ye This fe given as one reason for HOR IN SPRINGFIE . Feb. 21.—| The recent decision of the supreme " 7 Resolutions were introduced in the |oourt im the ¢ ied by Spokane remarkable raise in the value of art in the cane tri 1 4 = stock of the company. Thi | legisiat today pressing SYMPS | wettien all questions as to the con Coun an Mullen E R NST BR 0 s. ne | thy with Kansas in { titutionality of the law trod an ordinar mise ts also partially accounted for | - stitutionality e ie Phones 115! PIKE >E 3 ty the realization of the value of | the Standard Ot] company, and pro The board this morning also re- |? grades | Both Phones 1158. 606 PIKE STREET Ge great ore lands owned by the viding for a committee of fused to grant an extension of time | erm fing in su PROSPECTOR TELLS OF MINING {gation into the Standard pipe linejeo John Kalberg for the improve-|to obviate the necessity of chang CONDITIONS IN MT. BAKER} = a ee im Ilinots in view of declaring it &/ ment of Battery street, but granted |(ng the plans of the building. A| COUNTRY ssteueens ated some et the vest| NEW YORE, Pa. ste bse |common carrter a large number of applications for | compromise grade is provided for, | mines tm the w There are many | nothing to cause uneasiness or to (Special to The Star.) The legisiators are apparently | extensions from other contractors.| Which makes it unnecessary to re - ppergaagpc al hey! fF raeyaseh Farad pina-sg> Di tearing cd jonger to assist Kansas in its strug-| Kalberg was 9) days late in com-| move the large steps in the middle | Hither an old pros thie rich district which, lam confl- ng stocks over holidays, and we 9 PRETT, Feb. 21 orge Hol-|gie with the oil monopoly, and an) pieting his work and will be fined | of the Third avenue front originally atanod the Mt nwo day serge nce : > faher Lele Gar Reward will be paid to any |{om™, "he retired from his position |immediate hearing was demanded |g} for each delinquent day. His ex- | planned dent, a f majecthe Maker, vere leward wil P 'Y |as city treasurer the Inst of this|on the resolutions, jeune for the delay is that with the) The funeral services of Mra. Ger vcanyene. whe wil look: into. this We consi puthern Pa- person who can find one atom | month, t# short about $11,500 In his consent of the members of the board | trude Assalto take place from ea wit! find tel te need Commer te os | | St opium, chloral, morphine, |sccounta “This ‘was announced to of works and the street committer | St. George's. Catholic” churel at pap hint Bondy Soy onal Veer: «So cocaine, ether or chloroform | * council in an oral report sub- BIG CLEAN. UP Ine took his teama off the Battery | Georgetown on Wednesday, Febru Ne J sige emp se : mitted by & E. Thayer, who has| street job to hurry the completion | ary 22, at 1 o'clock p.m. The serv “tit Ree NEW YORK STOCKS. fe any form in any of Dr.|iion experting the books, Holcomh Htc of the grading of Egstiake avenue | ices will be under the direction of ER ae High. Low. Close. Miles’ Remedies. |nas been speculating in bucket shop —_ | I. F. Notce & Co. Interment will > e 22° alates pat | Atchison, $9 3-4, 882-4 This reward is offered because | and tt ts claimed he lost the money (Special to The Star) | be in Calvary cemetery. > ot Fe saa fet with pect | Amal. Copper, ‘WL tertain unscrupulous persons | ‘hs way a TO HELP THE The stews City of Puebla me i . 4 ap" Ba 0. 10. make false statements about | 7” shortage has been known for POKANE, Feb. 21.—Ex-Senator rived In San Francisco this morning | bet to the state and profit to rf jsome time, and an opportunity haw| George Turner, late candidate STRANDED ONES)" Seatti. She experienced a | torn |B. R £., 633 these a It -) op been given the ex-treasurer to make | governor, has ned up very rough voyage, due to heavy si: erie ra aa 45 7-8, 453-8, 455-8 stood that this reward applies | good, but his friends could raise|tune in some ent mining southeust gales, Neals Saulk, a pas- ‘ o- jones COMEROR,. SS oor ee e } only to goods purchased c the | only $4,000. The city clerk was @i-|deals, During the present senger on the ship m Beattie, | CHICAGO MARKETS. Ilinois Cent., ,. open market, which have not | Teeted by the counet! to notify Hol-| tional boom in Federal mining Local actors have been called | way wiricken with t i i whe Star by w. A.| Manhattan, .(2 7-8, 172, 172. ; been |comb’s bondsmen of the shortage |he i# said to have od upon to furnish relief for fellow | gia at sea February 19 / ‘ a ; | Metropolitan, 121 5-8, _ 20 1-2, 121, : tampered with in any Way. | ang demand that it be made good. | holdings at a profit of over $70,000,| theaplans who have got into dis] The Woodmen of this county will | Mo. 160 F-8, 101 ES, 1001-5, ; Dr. Mites remedies cure by |The exact amount of the short in addition to securing $26,000 for | tressed circumstances owing to the |artend an open meeting of Sound a L. & N., 138 3-4, 138, 138. ; their soothing, nourishing, | will not be known until the expert| commission in handling the whares,| recent cold weather enst of (the Timber camp, No. 666, at Green Wheat High w | Peoples Gas, X ing and invigorat- | rubmte s his report next Monday| Through his sale of the Le Roi| mountains and in Montana Seon aa Sion. ejcamen diver e | Mae Lae. oN |Penna., 1401-2, 1395-8, 4 . ing fects th mine in Rossland to the Whit } The weather has been #0 cold In| pevette hax been 24 to dotiver | 4 and the rock te eas ae “7 Fe bry . Reading, 96 3-4, 94 9 1- Spay’ e nace aker Wright interests in London he|the cities of Montana that people} an addrean on “Woodcraft.” The 4 and reduced to wealth ee tees e warn R i com , system, and not by paralyzing cleaned up $200,000. have not been able to attend the | mect 1 be held at Kidd's hall,| “It Is about time the people of | SePte 927-8, 92 1-2, 92 So. Pac., 6 and weakening the nerves as GO)? INTO TROUBLE -— playhouses and the actor folk, par ’ ke station, and will be open |thia state, especially of the weat-| COM [Be Peek ty i would be the case if these drugs | | ticularly in the 10-cent hotiwee, BAY@)to Woodmen and their friends. The |¢rTm end, should be enligt Sno) e ass | Sugar, 145 3-4, Were used. f | OVER ONE DOLLAR OCTOPUS ASKS HELP | ween thrown out of employment. In 4 degree teama of this city |to the r ificent ponsitilt ote Oate ¥ : | Union Pacific, For thi Dr. Miles’ Butte and Helena performances for ttend. thin Whatcom county "EI Dorado’ "| OR a jt com. : «Bed reason r. an x |the benefit of the unemployed are mp $9, W. 0. W., will not meet [he aid, “and It ts the duty of every | May. 31 120. 40308. 38 TOCKS arte Anti-Pain Pills are universally pep Superior Judge Frater yesterday | to be given, according to advices re- lin the Elka’ hall this ever hav mn making hin home on or near|J™y. 3 |. : Today's marke wos emeidered the best pain remedy | 4 warrant has been issued for the! issued an order restraining the Mu-| ceived by the local Actors’ unton.,ing relinquished the use of the hall Salt Chuck’ of Puget sound to) 1 s | !rregular sire net 7 wi » inion - ‘T have suffered for 2% years with | “Test of Jack O'Brien, recently an 1 Light and Heat company from | yfose Goldsmith, owner of the Gold-|to the I. P.O. E. Instead they wi veatia adh to develope | May. 7 |clfic again the leader. & O., Mis- pains in my head, “heart and jemploye of the Seattle Transfer | interfering with the wires of the Se-|emith circuit, with headquarters In |} eas mension at 1012 | these rich mines, several of which | 7UIY: Be: f sour! Pacific, Illinois Central and | fas PStad et aid cay ehiet |COmPaRY. who has been formally |attle Electric company. The latter| this city, has sent $50 to the reliet Jare, in my Judgment, destined to be ——| Amalgamated Copper all showed . Pots, boxtof De Miles’ Aste | eet bey navn bean corporation asked for the order, | o¢ the unfortunate actors. " rson, president of |come big producers In the near fu remar ole seen axcnan Se suffered as long as 12) Shaubut, the company's manager, ts) complaining that the Mutual Light Willigm McKinley Ladies of | ture session. South . “ ’ *, time with such ere |the complaining witness, and there “4 fattawten f f the moderately in Union Pacific's ; fear 4 1 would lose my | nd Heat company is trying to in the G. AR il ent th le} The lowing are a few o ¢ ’ “4 ti-Pa ; rd a score of other witness to © its business by cuttin re ending he district: Tt strength, with a rise of 11-8 over a iit soit Eeeta""s Ss [backs the charge. O'Brien only got itre,!te,vusiness By cutting wires. tf, WW. FARNHAM DEAD irae Tremere gine trong: cogebesraralh gr argc fast wigh’s slows, Divisents on tue ve Lx use Morphine any more.|away with $1, but he succeeded In . : Be rmey-+ yy dat aoa eae here ? common stock are expected before would publish this so that ’ . he 28 el and the Denny buildings we aay, Febru at 3 pm Perce, ‘Red Cr a be ferers may find relief.” cing wn the hoof tha! out w set forth in affidavits. The Captain Jerry W. Farnham, for nging to different companies, Two a ie * ec. ‘ : e A, WAL ind y on his shoulders and they) pite] Building company also|many years a resident of this city e properties are paying big. ONCE A WEEK Ratlroad earnings continue satis- : In Pills are sold by ake an effort to put him On| bromgeht mult to restrain the Seattle | died after mort fitness af his ne others are doing expensive de factory, and commodity prices pile who wil ertminal calendar. As alleged) miectric company from interfering |home, 2522 Second avenue, last ent work. sd Bien to mong "1 i; — he wit Seiiecs Sues tae, ¢ complaint, Prien was tO) with the wiring of its building ning. He followed th a from he ‘Lone Jack,’ owned by a AT era pusiness is bro | and : ealth- % cents, Never in butik. taken ‘two passeng A. Ft yhood until he retired 10 years na ¢ any, © the firat RAGLEY’S 2d and Pik fu wii: any sunen tonal boom. saad dical Elkhart, and Annie Johnson, from the | TWO NEW BATTLESHIPS 0, He was 76 years of age. Com mine 4 ed in this new district ni @ Bf ix. Money supplies are plentiful si we Ind) providence hospital to 1616 Tenth | WASHINGTON 1.—After aling to this city in the early days nd in paying big dividends, ‘The ¥ 40a at low rates We can see no rea. avenue west. He to have] session of nearly seven hours y he has watched with interest the | peodird Wik healiguarters it SEE PAGE SIX son to doubt that the market w’ y half the distance, and|day the house passed the naval ap-| progress of the metropolis and al lecndacn th; tales a <4 continue active at high prices, even FACTORY ated that he delivered the paxsen-| propriation bill, carrying with it «| ways sald that Seattle would be one] OLYMPIA, Feb. 21.—Tho dissat pretend : bigher peices than prevail At prene gers at 2506 , here | provision for two new battleships. |of the great cities of the world. He} isfaction over Speaker Meglor’s ar t has been com fi — — s not a house number of this de-| The appropriation totals $99,914,359.| was unmarried and leaves two sis-| methods has how reached im show as a} mination to be found. Brien | A strong fight was made against the|ters and a brother. Funeral ar-| n rupture. The speaker to- | producer t 1 in $1.60 when the fare was/ battleship provision, but it won out.|rangements are not complete fused to re: Roth, of | “T Red Crest,’ owned by the WwW. A RYER & co. é $2.50. He will be pro 1 on the ’ » — —- hile th was on | Mt, Baker & Shukshan Mining com- Lad @ bal M Tourish Coats, at $F and $B harge. Sewing Machine Snaps | The loss sustained by the Schwa y ny recognition. | pany, with headquarters in Seattle, 8 Walking Skirts, at.. $1.65 —_———_ sill att oll haar ab 1] oaeney sei ose adjusting it find | After the adjournment, Roth bit-| when properly equtpped will, tr my | GRAIN and STOCK rented stock wie wuschiaan at terly accused Mogler of unfairness. Ga 9 Walking Skirts, at..83.75 || WEATHER INSPECTOR |r rn ere mee It hard to determine.” The stock | He says he will not stand for it,|GABY DAY ay Reaan & ERIC 2% Dress Skirts, at make room for carioad now on w eee ee Seer. Caen ere ae Soe ker or no speaker. He voices ° oO. Ss a , ate. BT.5O Wheeler Wilson Mfg, Co, 1520 | ¥ullding. | Inaurance » was carried sentiment of the majority Commencing Saturday February BROKER. overt Jackets, at 5 Norman B. Conger, government aa weautin cee | With a number of companies. Since . ” le will be followed | 25th, and every Saturday thereafte 7 re mapector of weat bercamn, wheal” , : the fire, wind has caused one of the|, "oth’s sxamol <p ye br-taaedage tf ape aei banal pg pitt? PRIVATE WIRES M p | - — by others, as he has the sympathy | = : lisses’ Skirts, at has been in Seattle several dayn, ia walls left standing to topple over tar A * 142 noon, we will photograph all ba CONTL .US MARKETS. - y Bewing Machine Supplies | members e ini ting the weather bureau at into the street and the building site | Dies not o years old, show proof nyepdnhd Tacoma. Mr. Conger’s juriadiction| Needles and parts for all makes of|has been roped off to prevent cas land finish plety 112 Columhia St. (eee k00ds worth §) ombraces all that territory west of |sewing machines at the new Wheeler! ualties, The remaining walla have Sir Henry| Sixth f Eltel buildjne, GROUND FLOOR HALLER BLDa Mis irre Gouble. the Mississippi river and north of! & Wil ffice 1529 8 Javenue. been examined and are said to be us tragedian, and take elevator Sunset Main 1089; Ind. 952. St. Louts, It is said that one of the *** firm. rhampton. Ma t Ind 2