The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1905, Page 8

the Broadway @iatriot, a plot of the P MOTOR BOATS WILL [ciscivicri:) REWARDED as the Denny-FPuhrman addition, As a reward for bringing relief to} Justice Gordon Baturday morning |@ party of imprisoned mining mon fined Joe Cook the costs of the |at Lagataga beach, Captain J, F ze | court proceedings for dropping dirt | Jordan, of the steamer Bxcelstor ce —— on the street and warned him to be] recelved five gold nuggets, valued | careful in the future ‘ook left a) at more than $600, and a testimonial ssideration of his | » for « bblew and wirt from Madi- | of gratity B DOMA TO sPecev GASOLINE LAUNCH WI LL COME FROM TACO trall of p | 8 University atreet | fellow mon in calling at Yakataga But therecare atill other, claim nis. ‘The M & 8. Blectric company | KE eye and penitent demeanor, He i foot launch | Was fine@ $10 for being drunk ar die which is | Gisorderly, but explained t# the court that he had called the patrotme ; a n atroot anf i; COMPETE WITH LOCAL CRAFT Jon Second avenue, Merchants have | and bringing off those on shore who — been terrorized by the volley of k | Wished to retura to ee United . 16 miles an hour, and ev Which apparently came from no-|States, ra ne Either 590 Owners of gasoline | hes ons 16 miles « where, Drivers will be watched ahrman, chief steward o bi Lake Washingto | ot lowely by the police in the future, | the vessel, was also commended t . one } Interest the arty Le ee oe ae oe Erick Soderbacker, a tailor, un- {the party for hin painstaking care Noxt September wo Bre going to send a number a Saabiie boat Biwash Coe ee eae ne eat bout on the lake, |4ettook to “lick a policeman” on | Of the men while on hig, vessel of our patrons to Portland to see the sights of the : oe Cee ee alk c hin which launch own. | First avenue south, Friday after-| More than usual caréte necean| Lewis & larke Exposition, We are going to pay all if Wiley, superintending engine oe oe with the new] 0on, Patrolman Anderson pleked | tated by navigators in calling at Paige ‘ if pcitinnd ti i the Boston Steamship company aoe ee enee ete which the | UP the @nuntlet and satiafied Soder. | Yakataga, as the channels leading expenses, including pasiage to anc ortiand, ho 7 and which has widely herald for the hovers to war backer, who appeared in police court | © that place are Intricate and dan tel bills, ete, Would you Mke to go? We will be ed ax th at ever seen or | IA gcc | Saturday morning with an Kaster|#erous, unless great care is exer pleased to send you, Send us eight pounds’or more clsed, The Excelsior {x the only vee |eel which has put Into the bearh }in many months. Captain Jordan jand Chief Steward Wabrman was ulars when w presented with the testimontale by | of @amily washing and you will have take the first ' " atep toward Portiand, We will furnt hea Puget sound or | waters At present tb fa at motorboat on the | fe the launch Dolphin own by Attorney Vince H. Faber @ part } slled the Yankee I present equipped with a 26-horse @urn the twndle. at Interbay has @ pe on the Dolphin eastiy dix rae Cities. SAND 8 ae ai, [tor the auppened theft of 636 William = Gledinning and Charles | formal and tr Anticipating the claim of ¢ as | Chariel’ Mart peer go, | Auer, representing the miners who wash that she is the fastest i 4 ar Apne tc file. rk © 01 » Exc jo rmal speed tr Sten wekite they an truct- | 8tole 10 cents to to the ball game | tk passage on the Ex elaior e arrival of new this season he Anticipating for |@t Reereation park. He stole it 1g & NEW 100-horse P ther > et} ber with whieh they expe . nathened to 43 feet] oN cmpetitor for all speed honors. | and admitted hin guilt to Police SOSOEPESOS ED OLOSECODOOOD e * and her motor ¢ t replaced )® competitor for fications for the | Judge Gorden Saturday morning. Me Eight pounds of family washing at 6 cents per by a 25 horse er motor one couction of the Siwash Is that| WS wentenced to ten days in the pound would amount to 48 cents if we do it for you, mn new condition she has de- | constr af he Rien ie eet ue anes Pansienin. Mew eat} If you do this hing yourself the actual cost to ae. ee pane 8 figuring on & very veloped into a wor distench « in set, either on the sound or on the | Newman teatified against young | Syicy - eo Me basis, would bet motor craft so far sagenteren, anal ; falling in which a penalty ia to] Hart and dd that he carried a nts. Ye a ly outrunning the new fa ted from the contract price | Chisel and habitually roamed: the ou 5 16 conte for boat Falcon which claims a speed « ash bas already | *treets of North Seattle with « gang nN me obs th paeroniaeens of wash day —" ~" . " of boys Just breaking into ¢ e of} rT, ‘an you afford to spend KO worth of energy to ry trial with y reaking a life Of) The plant of the West Coast Tan- save 16 cents? Of course not! Then send for the erty we power motor, .but she ning company ts now nearing ¢ wagon, Hither phone, 590. We will call any day you wish, and faster from the clothing of hig eompanions owner had her Boap 6 cents, blueing cents; total cost 32 NEARING COMPLETION relieving you of a ts, fuel 20 ¢ $5,000, ‘The Siv been given a prelim attained a speed of lit A direct Information was filed bY | Dietion and Manager KE. W. E than Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh Fhoim stated Raturday morning that | ANY MONEY? she could be pi 4 by the stea orning againat H.W.) operati would soon begin, The ‘nagar Flyer under p was formally charged | ptant ia very large one and will If not, why not? The South Bi peon returned to the shop to be in-| With burglary several dave a#0./ be used fogall kinds of hide dre ern Mutual Investment company Hed with « Henkhel wag arrested by City De-/ ing. “At present there is no special will help you, and pay you bic Robert Moran is having an auto- | tectlves Adame and Corbett and] piace from which the ay Interest besides, Have you seen BF) chic boat denigned by Frank W.| Patrolman Dolphin for the theft of| win come, but thelr bonds? They are guaran Hibbs. » | tool, At leant $4 worth of tools Saturday Henkhel, wh ort essure, So #he has horse power motor o naval constructor of Mor hopes to make a contract with soi teed. Bsa: He gee — Bros. company, and the science of | Were recovered by the police from! of the big” hide houses to deliver carrying them y. “Yan Githe designer and the best —skili| Various pawnshops. Most of the! nides to the tannery, AN average you A 0 per week. You T/of Moran Bros, company will be ex- | tools have bean returned to the own-| of 600 hides « day ean be dressed or ay are You pom afford pressed in this boat as a claimant) ef but the police still hold a mis-| pig will be a great benefit to the you chooses. “You J honors in these waters. | Cellancous array which remain un) pide merchants of the west coast to put this matter off, the “rainy day” is sure to come Correspondence solicited | are some 300 gasoline | “lalmed | At the present time the hides are rs owned in Seattle and the} A Warrant was iseued by Police | pent from Alaska to Seattle, and Jnumbor will be increased by one-| Judge Gordon Saturday morning for | trom here to the east, where they _ third during the present season. j the arrest of George F. Rogers, © | are dressed and then sent ba: A movement is on foot to organ-|0n-unlon engineer, for failure to! again, thus making a double cost RALF GODDARD ize a Vaunch club and hold a tourna. | Provide himself with the necessary | and also a heavy freight bill, Now, AGENCY MANAGER. ment at which a series of prizes|leense to run a concrete mixer at! by sending to the new tannery here, a. ! 2 1-2 Starr-Boyd Building [will be offered for speed cont the ner of Second avenue and|inay save this large expense fit is replete with original wit and|the former a “poltroon ad! a ee, 4 Mar” ; a SEATTLE, WASH. ‘kes boats of the different els Madison street. This in one of the! good deal of time, The pene ORPHANS HOME lhumor. It deals with the fortunes | during the campaign im Thurston DEALERS 70 7 ALK Bo few arrests which have been made| amount of furs will be obtained lof one Archie Carrol, formerly of | county. mince the law became effective. Har | trom Alaska, The Saea wit hold 18 NOW OPENE: ‘Cornet and now af the Univers AS PRIZE HEAD AT OVER : here aw BRIEF CITY NEWS Fy Williams is the complaining wit-! 4 meeting Saturday afternoon and of Washington, who has become 2 hese and stated that Rogers lighted — | smitten with one of the co-eds, Miss plane for the running of the plant the fire and got up steam while he! wit) be discussed More than 200 society women were | Gray, from Watervitle. Professor The real estate club, componed The atreet committee decided Fri- | tod watching him. ‘The license ts pei ort Thureday afternoon at the| Harris, of the English department.) wy, Hendricks, of Seattle, has |local realty dealers, will bold § day afternoon to establish new | 52.00. | ‘The city counct! ae a committee ot| formal opening of the new orphans’ |bas also taken a fancy to MI*® the distinction of securing the third | meeting In the offices of Calbous, streets and Third, Pourth and Fifth] The Acme Business College base-| the whole met Friday night and dis | pome building just completed at a/ Gray, and does everything In bI* | jargest moose head in existence. Mr. |Denny and Ewing, in the Alas atfeets and Third, Fourth and Fitth | ball team defeated the Hyatt-Fow-| cussed several tmportant matters aot oh $26,000 by the Ladies’ Re- | power to queer Carr It ends i | Hendricks secured the head at Che- | buliding, Monday night at 8 o'clock . en, The ordinance will not|@t# school Friday afternoon at| nd park by @ score of 6 to & ure of the game was the | ¢, accompanied | now, in the Tanana country in 1902, |The meeting is for the purpose of eption | by Mise Gray. Interwoven with (hit) The measurements of the antlers discussing the Jackson street are many roasts on the faculty. Ha | from tip to tip is 71% inches, just | srade and other important toples in vel Bragdon an Helen Gray is leed-| one half inch less than the second |the real estate line M. B. Jase vee 4 mem-|Carrot leaving coll provide for the regrade at thia time, | Wood! the councilmen claiming that the ob- | The fea } ject i establishing the grades ia | Pitching of Brown, the slab artist ¢ among which was the question of/ jet Corps, The officers a btnining their entire water supply! pers of the corps held a r wm the @edar river, They havelfrom 2 p. m. to 5 p. m., and re- epted the manufacturers rate,|freshmenta were served Cafe SUNDAY DINNER, 2 TO 8, WITH WINE, to accommodate persons who do not | the downtown school, which w aainined ti " attic ~ vthd stt-|iag lady, and Charles D. Mar(i0 | iargest head, owned by the Duke of |*0n Is to speak on the Jacko T5e. know at what pe ation to erect new| Jockey Mender was thrown by pee trol pape tidied yee} bs opto eee leading man. Professor Harris | Westminster. Mr. Hendricks says |*treet regrade, what it means to the MENU structures: Achelita, Friday, while the horse | chan half of the residents of the city | nue and McGraw street, on an emia-|Fepresented by Coral White the largest head is owned by W. F. |city. as well as to the W. H. White has just completed | 4s nearing the paddock. The ani-lare using city water. The Ballard | ence which gives a clear view of the/ - Sheard, of Tacoma, from whom the | bolders tn that vicinity pe ot | The Girls’ Glee club, of the unt-| Duke of Westminster secured his |¢ *everal other prominent mes i plans fc an apartment house to be | 4! turned a complete somersault.| Lumber company «tated that they|sound and a clear sweep of E a concert at Kent) prize Experts say that the b The |tonight. Doubtless they will meet) which is now in the offices of Mr, |that are going on and will go on im with success, as they put up an €<- I Hendricks, in the Alaska building. the near future ? j, | Speak on the general imp: treet and Boren av-| throwing Mender heavily to th in | Yersity, will giv Olympia Oyster Cocktail. SOUP. Cream of Chicken a la Militaire. Consomme Douglas Boston Clam Chowder. erected at Pik enue. The building will be 120 by/Sreund. When picked up he wa would agree to burn the rubbish/bay, The building is colon) which was complained of by the city |atyle and three stories high |120 feet, being five stories on the | “MConscious An examination proved | health officer if the council would | ground | Boren avenue side and three stories | htm free from serious injury. Two | devi | are to be beautified and the nome means of getting tt to| home will be a credit to the city. the Pike street side. It will be/ f¥orites came under the wire with| their mill. They also agree to burn| The only debt now standing | pnatructed of brick at a cost ed hae jal dead animals in their-burner, A/against the institution is one of) 0 ce N a 50,000. Messrs. Gould @ Keen are! e iffe railway! committee was appointed to find out | $10,000, but this ts to be cleared off | Miecvon vo ree | the buiders. company Ras recentiy tneued a t st Ea sats ter a legacy by the late Dex~|Pacitic Wave.” held by the members| borhood of $1,000. The mc cellent performance in Denny hall.|is one of the best specimens in ex-] apa — istence, Not @ blemish of any kind|t * *¥¥*¥¥ #4 ee uRE A deadlock was the result of the|is to be seen, and the specimen i=] HUSBAND GRINDS TEETH n-chief of “The valued at a sum within the neigh eel WIFE WANTS DIVORCE & jot the staff at the university yes | killed by an Indian after a hard bat the estimate cost of a scow w 5 - ‘ * FISH. ¢ Ph for a three-story brick | Of the Domini f Canada showin could be used conveying this re- | ter Horton. . *® 8ST. PAUL, April 2.— Filet of Sole aux Fines building, to be erected on the north. | th¢ different sections wherein game| fuse to the mill. A petition for a} There are now about 26 inmates terday. eherseos be vols juana tle. Up until recently the head has | her husband patho ve ee ertea. west corner of Fourth avenue and|®"4 fish abound. This map is track, asked for by the Frye-Bruhn | The home is capable of comfortably |!0# 7 to 7. The affair will be set. | been stored in Chenoa. }* for minutes at a time Mme : Steamed Litthe Neck Clame Pike street, are being drawn up by| %f the most unique ever got out by | company, waa placed on file accommodating 100. Siccier. Gan & took ana Vena an yee ene \* a Erickson wants ode j Seana Wasser: W, P. White. The building will be|* "allroad for the sport loving pub-| For rome months past the people See PCT Ey Todnick “the ennéidetes, W/LL WANT LOTS ity * erected at a cost of $20,000. H. A.| Me owning boats along the waterfront |~ *** Fee Pee HEF met | aes ape Sd A come man A ‘* » also alleged + RELISHES. Bigiow is the builder have been annoyed by thieves. They | REVERSED VERDICT a a cruetti ‘ oily’ ClakGae iis Since the resignation of J. | ROYALTY INFATUATED have from tine te timo mlenea |e VOULONT THR MAKE fe OF LUMBER nlpestesepr mein neve coon an Radiohes. . Walrath as postmaster of Sumas brass handles nehors and bella,| $| OLYMPIA. April 28.—The verdic ——_— | objectionable feature if “hubhye there has been a bitter fight for WITH DUSKY BEAUTY. | and, in some canes, the boat, A catia 1 tf incident * in the breach nie § mult «Special te The Star) | ® had cut out teeth-grinding that position between several of the of this kind occured not | meget od: "ia | aura Heasley against Dura L.} * That was the last straw i BOILED. |town citizens The fight for the when the launch of Dr. ( vl oa cD wh ge pero tay | Nichols was reversed by the su-| TACOMA, April 29.—At the meet- | y says Re - Westphalia Ham, Sau position was ended Friday when was taken from its mooring. Thelo. «mc 1 preme court on the gro tin. |!P€ of the Pacific Coast Lumber| yp & Aw te ek & : Madeira. {Congressman W. E. Humphrey ree- waterfront is being closely watched |. Not. ons 860 & woman ®) qualification of @ juror. Mise Heas-| Manufacturers’ association, held | = baMiahilintial.! ommended to the department the by the officers and any attempt ot| 5 At? Us UP and wanted to ®/ ley recovered. & 500,| here yesterday in this city, several ENTREES. appointment of O. D. Post for post robbery Will be quickly taken wp. | now, Wnat time the matics ®l but it was reduce the | Communications were read showtng | Shrimp Patties master at that place A fire started in the éry-kiin |= closed at night * | presiding judge eme court | thet there will be an exceptionally | a la Bechemel. Mrs. Sarah Barney wil! entertain of the Corcoran-Zook mill Friday | © contiy und cemptnined hecaes w| 280. decided sae ee rns ae remrens Neneing oy Supreme of Chicken | Stevens Relief Corps Friday after- afternoon. There is a large stand | 5 (*nUY 2nd complained because #/ nyrne deserve libel suit | the and the contract- 1513-15-17-19 Second Aveswa it & aux Champignons. |noon, May 5, at her home at 1608 pipe at the mill from which a heavy | * aac gto: Pap oiled 4 OOO calling copes “ween the ‘timber Just Above Pike St. Braised Calf's Sweetbreads First avenue north force of salt water can be taken and * He wanted us to make ®) - = - ers of the Pacific coast for a & la Moranque. The local Carpenters’ union at its with this and the aid of the fire|* yy id j arse share of the heavy lumber for Macaroni a Iltalienne. Friday meeting passed a resolution department the flames were soon|* , meee Oe met tees the bridge work | voting thanks to Chief Delaney, De extinguished, causing very little | ™ sughable incidents, I want to ®/ More than 30 of the leading lum- | ROASTS. teetive Corbett and Detective Adams damage | ® know * ber manufacturers of the coast were | Prime Beef au Jus. for their efforts in locating stolen a * * present he general feeling war} California Turkey jcarpenters’ tools [Pe eee eee eee ee eee) Ps j that Washington jumber dealers | Chestnut Dressing. The funeral of the late F. W DO: LDis..% r oney would profit more by this than Ore- Leg of Lamb, M Bauce Radford was held Friday afternoon ACTORS ABAN. W CHI dialiasreinil te BA. tan ' gon or California dealers. at 3 o'clock. The remains were in- — Edgar Frank, of the Multnomah —— SALAD. terred at Lakeview cemetery, Rad- Little Velma Miller, the $-month-| lM, of Portiand, defeated L. Large, | 2 ee ee ee eo Lettuce and Tomato Salad ford dropped dead in the office of old daughter of Leonard and Annie |f the Seattle Athletic club, tn the | é i | ELEPHANT HAS ai H. 8. Emerson & Co., on Western Miller, vaudeville artists, was Fri.| ¥testling bout held in the club Fri 4 a S oin a "phuntose *) VEGETABLES avenue, & few days ago. te - day night. In another match Kra- ONABLE AILMENT #| LES. - * day afternoon given over to the IT WILL PAY You * Mashed Potatoes. A benefit concert for the Seamen's Washington Children's home by|4Mm, of Seattle, bested Johnaon, Of] 5 sv.6 warns dtnte wore esi & CHICAGO, A nd : Beked Petates: institute is to be given at the Grand Judge Tallman. The infant had been|Pertiand. In a hot glove contest, = Pasta Bate, were $1.50, » April 29.—An op- #! ecil s ‘ A opera house on the evening of Wed- ’ night ® eration that never before was *| Cauliflower in Cream po netad yk. ‘The concert watt The famous Spanish dancer, Lalleft when but & weeks old with|PMmmer, of Seattle, defeated Bot-lf padies’ | § ry le performed on an elephant will * - ane 2 | Guerrero, is now setting London|Mra. Edward Platt, the parents|@r, of Portland. The contest was| tonight 100 | bet ae” | DESSERT. jSiven by the best talent of the city. | wiid with her beauty and her twink- | promising to return for it. To dato| for three rounds and was fast from | 7 a's and American Lady J] q seen take place in Lincoln # Are Apple Pie junder the personal direction of the |iing feet. It ts sald that a member | they have not done so, and Mra. | Start to finish. | $1.00 and $1.25 |% park when “Gypsy,” the huge * Cocoanut Custard Pie eat po Guartes club, Mra.|o¢ the royal family has become in-| Platt, tiring of the care of the eee . * 4 gree: bed or gg to the @ English Plum Pudding, ery ofoed, president, and the} ratuated with the dark-eyed beauty |child, appealed to the county com aa ©. 100 sive Ghee Gate ee ee ee a | Unusually acd’ ane amar whole proceeds are to be devoted | **' | ecatoeeie "ens aanee tee cee mery ; | : prominent physician is #| lard and Brandy to the pew ‘Seamen's ineitun ve | and that a scandal Is brewing missioners, who have been supply-|! UNIVERSITY STATION, April |] src and $188 Lodies x aba s take Coe a vi lee Cre ) . : a oo 0 | 2 ® cel ‘ | Vantiia tee Cream pti One lly prendligees yg tees ing it with milk. A few days ago] 29—"Junior Day" will be celebrated |f ins ix-lenen bi eters Od to es ek prted Cake. > RERERESEBR ESS papers were filed and Friday after-|om the campus of the university next | $2.50, sixes 26x54-in Bh ty Sesh | ttractive Bwiss or American Cream | street. _ ***/noon the responsibility was turned | Friday, May 5, when the third year Rugs, tonight s wg gg * Cheene. Chin Jun Yuen, « prominent Chi- lover to the Washington Children’s} lass will entertain the rest of the Children's Ribbed H |* More than a barrel of ether *| nese Free Mason, died at Juneau | IN COLD STORAGE. * T A a} tonight 150 [| * will be used, * a Cafe Noir. on Sunday, April 23. The bod # | home. The pretty little mite will be/#ehool. Exercises in the natural /f ,)} bis > le | 10c Bow Ties, all silk, each ss . PP ainwintrtc~ Boke OMAHA jadopted out from the home when-| amphitheater, tree planting, water sixes Children's Blue Denim fi] *! be shipped to the Bonney-Wataon a » April -Emuet «| *° “ Bib Overalls, tonight ee ee ee aes robe Me SC DSDLDTDLDES trorpuc. The funerat te co te huia |® Schwarts fought against death #|°°e" & K00d opportunity offers, The] sperts and field contests will make | g1 35 Chiliren'« tea | ve 3 Bind | a next week. He was 57 years of|% for five days in the ice box of #| Parents cannot be located. and since | up the day. ‘Junior Day.” which all wines up to 10 3 | Fy a . ¢ & Union Pacific sttihen aia |they have voluntarily abandoned the|® amiversity holiday, was first ob $1.25 Brussels Upholstered Foot F | “s Ci , age and was in charge of Chinese | o linally cninad reikerator. ® | iittle one it is not deemed advisable} served by the class of 1904 in their || stools, knockdown oxidized lege {| THROWN OUT OF COURT | r0e sien's Conars, new workmen at Juneau at the time of | nally gained relief by fir- %| +, search for th hited y- | each + oe |his death. ing @ pistol shot through the #|'? Search for them One year anit the evening | Poets 50e | : rake ae api ese The stockholders of tho Great|* roof of the car. Schdarts rode # erry e day the “Junior Prom” will Covers, tace =e inate * ° The sult of Albe ; 29¢ Men's Underwea hed erisboni ‘ | ers, lace trimmed B8e f Albert Gustafsor [conan tank OS Late Semapany, |& in Oe oor trem Leramts, Wye. #| WILL GO NORTH hai, {2 Christensen's Broadway | 190 Brass Extension Curtain }|@ainst C. D, Hillman was, Friday ment | with offices in the Globe building, to Omaha, He lost 15 pour * Bee. , Roda, complete .. ... Be §| thrown out of « t by Judge Tat | cannot agree among themselves. Friday afternoon their differences resulted in a pitched battle, in| which J. D. Light was roughly han and when rescued both feet ees » Girl Fy n were frozen so that he could #|_.7 Lippy, Robert Moran, J. C he Girl From Waterville not stand. #| Hotchkiss and George White, a] fee by the junior class at the uni At every stop he made den- #| @artette of wealthy investors, will | Yersity, will be given in Denny hall Thursday evening. May 4. The play Gustafson brought suit to re money alleged to be due on th . 0c ium weight man after he had listened to the Oe med died by Matt Dee, Deo was taken |® perate efforts to attract atten- | eave soon for Catella, Southeastern | 4) it) | chase price of property. He el Jas. Means’ Hand Made jf '"'0 custody, but released as soon | * ton, but not even the firing of #| Alaska, for the purpose of looking wise ee ie three acts, was! 206, 208. 210 Pike | that Hillman could not give him | SRM $2.80 Shoe for sale at as the scrap had been explained.|* the pistol was heard until the #|0Ver ® New coal mining field near| YTitten by some of the clase, and good title to the property, but this ose French Briar pipe, rabbet The police have been called in to|* fifth day. %| that point. The coal field was in — — =\s 1s refuted by his own admissions | oramber moedl sottle a disagreement several times, * ae =? Dr, Martin, a govern but refused. The prosecutt lee eee jment minerologist, whose report is nothing. Light was employed to| 4, FRANCIO LER DEAD | 900,000 tons of the coal in sight and | sell stock by President Cameron and j the waters of Carbon Creek ci 'his_ associates. He was to receive| DETROIT, Mich, April g9—J,| ToUsh & vein 20 feet in thickness. 1s teten aeons Sranel La Dr. Martin's analysis states that the The burial services of George Car- al {8 semi-anthracite and the best ECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Mf rol, who died at his West Seattie| railroad men in the west, died here |2% the coast. The property is owned ONLY home Friday morning, will be held | of rheumatism of the heart, yester. | "4 controlled by the Alaska Pet On Majestic and Monarch Steet fy S¥Nday at 1:45 p. m. at the John- | day afternoon. He was general traf. | Tum and Coke company, better | Ranges from $35.00 up. fy 800 and Hamilton undertaking par-| fic manager of the White Pass @ | SROWB a8 the Lippy Oil company lors, and the interment will be at| Yukon Railroad company fo: 4 PEE ow Ghee een Une oO, Lake View cometery years and was for 15 years a generat |e inki Cures » South. As the result of opening Tenth |agent of the Cana Pacific at! Ohitts AlN ( ey | avenue north and other streets in Chicago. (PRERY DAVI6") Cramps in court, After listening to the evi * ee fence, Judge ‘Tallman ordered a erdict for the defendant and taxed ysts to the plaintiff, | KEREEEEE SRE OR ORES EEE EEK ) Youth's Long Pants Suits, sizes 14 to 19 4.98 Washable String Ties THE Men's extra strong Over Is, copper riveted, palr . An Easy Way to Buy Clothing Is by means of 01 sY PAY >LAN Nelle Potts ranted a a ¢ oo Si ~ i go Mmondy 3 ie oh PLAN. $1.00 A WEEK | vorce on April ton nS Sat | STYLISH WEARING APPAREL. Por . tor, on the ground of infidelity : 4 OR MEN AND WOMEN Ph ¥ aren | Plaintiff was also granted the cus EN'S tody of the 12-year-old boy and $20 | Otd lot of large sizes r | per month alimon SHORS, $1.50 to $3.4 Eastern Outfitting Co, (inc.)} 2 apres Joos en jland, of New York, Friday night ee . 422-424 PIKE TREET, COR, FIETH be fourth round of a acheduled ter AUl regular stock, some lity canto contest before the Democratic | n's 25 per cent club. ——— formerly a resident of eattle and one of the best know ee Ee a a ee a eee