The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1905, Page 7

a FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1905. ——— i — on rr ay | ~ ine ANTA, M | ARR Re . ® Bice was toda ~ ¥ } ag ratianapolls, * . Nal * *| om od peers a * FILES CHARG *| atin * Jopted end ¥ ° a“ i ay 1 was ado * AGAINST SELF. & | wie? * * 11a “ h , that @ rd * * - SEA ay | 2 q a, ’ dotachmer ft emy L * BERLIN, May 19.—Governor * " 2) | = o° | * Horn, of the German colony of * — % Yandi pa attempt * nd, West Africa, has *& ed te po mw a pu lapel, ® fled with the nial offt w ° n ‘ ms we t approach t® j ® charge against himself of un. & 3 HW pr axon aa | © fit to any long thé ; + WEALTHY STUDENTS FORM A REGULAR TRUST AND FREEZE tes - ny yrtvend | a n@'*'l| GaRLG IN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE RESOLVE NOT TO WASTE | v; | Once You Get Acquainted ime ago to punish a native! | il OUT SCHOOLMATES OF MO RE HUMBLE MEANS—HAS RUN| *® Member of his colored troops) lt ANY MORE TIME WITH MEN—FORM OLD MAID’S CLUB | yous ; wand did #0 according to tho%® 3} ~ STUDENTS INTO BIG DEBT —POOR MAN'S SON CAN'T EN-|® custom of the country by tying we “: TER CONTESTS * him to a tree for several hours ba ie | 4 |® Later the gover consid? %® , | t | | a ® ered his order and eeuions tod *& 108 ANGELES, May 19.—-Thirty ; with dignity betitime, their deter- | his a¢ a ' fast mination never me dar / | A stud acy of the state who feel unable to pay this fee are! ewe And release the wal} "Mitege co-eds havo formed an Old | pers 1 around a table with f pa are) @ but in the meantime the ne ®] , hut out from part | te apo bed Gied Ont eonmts | Maidw’ league and henceforth the | thing t Iked it a : : wider student act * posure to the sun. ‘The govi | Pi oe = a a mis rum that the Old : Min r 6 id pa J . ed of the ae. . and game * oF ae #0 troubled by bi go unher leng will apy at an r a ar i ene $3.99 4 and well to ating contests & act that) he autled by hide tt matters mot that these young| tion soon, and it is announced that |. t nd con : ; be . a ne hat he filed a charge’ ®| rs none of it salt ; WHERE ROJESTVE Y 942.00 Ramb! w m . € th Y.|® againat himse Brae techs sem. " a D OF VLADIVO so Baw $35.00 ¢ the tctity, end 6 ed! ‘The sf education of the high | y nat himeelt *| attributed to the old maid. | ent institution in the chape ae INSTRAD ¢ 6 ids with : 83 f all organised! school is determined th v4 | They ure determined and that end. 1K 36 gabe Lakoy Bic> 30.00) complete fh we he phere Agr we ieee ese eeaxsaseny dy! oo” ™ seat tee Petrop 1 oven =e SECOND AV ade » the exolu rnities sh ot exist in the high ported R 25 SPNNING'S ‘ ©. | of more than two-thirds of the nol, and so have disqualified | College students of the male per- | F¥* FFE HEN NH EHH | ! $25.00 Hie label « ents Pad 1 from participating in the pub uasion have fallen under thelr dis | 2 soy wo cares 18 50. *|! - “i : Rane your Prescrip This ar a is of several student activities, while the} pleasure, Whether they did any-| 4 CHICAGO, 11 May 1 * seve 30. tien co years’ development, and is growing| faculty of the umiversity has a thing to bring themselves into dis-|% )STICHGO, | Til, May . enables them h a ade with the |" and xclusive each yea Hehed directly oppoatte favor is not stated, but rumor te | 4) on teai Saat “tin ta * F a ‘ 7 ~~ $30.00 pogp ta f the student activ-| end in the untversity D eavenmt that them young men are} (Fo colic ave for coceral yeare & | een sepaneee warships. “ ny Range che: ties of tt tution it ha run! ‘This control ts having the effect not gifted with fitting appreciation | * llc aye for several years &|ytraits are marked on the map b $30.00 ne n v the bedy inte debt several/of rendering these activities {in ‘edeisiiiiions of the charms of co-ends and hence - 4 aay | | crosnes 21 ewer | thou. ne ends ® — ga’ DRUG STORE 5 Be. 12? r ars, constituting an ob-| creasingly unpopular with the stu-| Mra, Marshall, rooming at the St. | the edict . ee eee Bt cee Cet ee Gniey oven 8: 0.00 Mgation which {s an additional bur ent body at large, and each year| James hotel, has complained to the, The girls have resolved hence > is - vl a «| PHILA! PHIA May 19 $45.00 Born ht 927.50 en sk young mon) greater difficulty is experienced in on Thursday morning | forth to appear at public functions |% to cal) Chicaro his bh i Amie t tent wit $65.00 Gem 18-Inch and w u re striving to se-|inducing capable and qualified atu vietim of a daring rob-|and at college affairs in a body.|% Vo" me Un rf pw nl ae * a oven $30.00 az an education at the state's lead-| dents to enter the various student | bery | Their first appearance was ma at |» from ( Shieago » at the Mile ¢eibody, 1 Thursday Restaurant Range, dow ing educational institution. yntests to strive for other than| Mrs. Marshall claims that in the | an orator! teat given in the |) town of T e aes ol bie ake rs e $65.00 The aristocracy of the university | class room honors, placing the uni-| morning, while sho was asl | college chapel. The first four front |4 raroer boy, and at 15 was en. #|the 4 find 6 vem ompores the organization known | versity at a serious disadvantage| some one entered her room and | rows were reserved by them, and |) sneer of « thrashing machine. #lelab for a 5 eaee teat t have several ot FIRST AVE. SOUTH ax the Associated Students. It -is/tm contests with other institutions jo $290, which she had pinned in- | after the larger part of the audience |) At 17 he was a reatirond fire. kleum of $ Pre gpdion: Agron ncluding mon Phones—Sunset. Pink 1761. Ip fominated by ¢ members of the There has begun to be much quiet| side her night dress. had been seated the “old (young) |y man. In 1880 he had saved &|be salhin 4 trod hareagre. st makes on pe dependent, 1751. Free Delivery Greek letter fes and other se-|talk among students who do not] As soon as she discovered the | maids” filed in, one by one, and le enough money to start the %/ the end of 1 See dnnnelt seen market f take your old eret organizath admission to | affiliate with it of organizing a new) theft, she left the room and in the | marched to the front of the audi-|% southern Wire company, of St | wer b with encited eltiaens |q stove im excha which i confined ehiefly to that/ student body, tm which mombership| meantime the robbers returned and | torium. & Louis, of which he was presi , t th ond @ of students known as “liberal) shall be open to all enr — atu- | took $20 worth of silk. |. They were greeted with smiles, . e M aeantenl . DABNEY & WOODHOUSE | « & dent. It was the forerunner #| mighty r wan started when ~ ¥ spenders dents without other cond! Mra, Marshall offers $50 reward | but the audience refrained from] of the American Steel & Wire #\the saaeeh the San Complete ise furnishers | The Associated Studentsa includes Some members of the te eulty | for the return of the ate goods. | making any n demonstration |» mpany . merged with ae: for the Charter Verithin ? in its membership but about 300/have made bold to suggest that — until the subject of the last speak-|% the United States ane DIDN’T SHOW UP the best and most lof the more than 800 students en-| the faculty support of the present Th Beattie-Sitka cable was er's oration was announced. \@ ation.” H . a dy @ very ‘| The mittee from the < « range on the market. The new thin model ¢ rolled in the university, The chief) system be withdrawn, or at least|broken Thursday night by an un-| “Wanted—A Man,” read the| , r merger #| Alliance failed meet w mber the name and wel reason why the large majority of| extended alike to all student organ-| known ship. chairman, Then cheers and hand-|y millions #| 1 y night Rife } students have not joined is on ac-| tzations, The steamer Burnside left at 3| clapping came from every side of |* to Mr nd Po he 0 result al anita men 418 PIKD STREET. count of th ership feo of $3) sana | o'clock Friday morning to repair the | the room and all eyes were turned \* | have left the sound steamers. The Phone John 981 & year, an a mount, which to net % RESP SRR ES SASiene. jon the front rows. The “old maids”! ys yy yy yy ee ye H&B) Otrikers are in hopes the strike will be expended lightly y students) 7 Me te Se os whose every month's attendance at} ore 6 *! 7 lthe university is secured at the ex-|* TSPDY'S GRANDMA *) pense of @ constant struggle. This| nas onions : ; : system is fostered by the faculty,/ | A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers | A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers. egistrar 0 f _— a2 at a ms —— oo ;and the registrar ~ — ae ATLANTA, Ga, May 19.— #/| a ate Ge agent for the collec | When President Roosevelt vis- & | of the | ® Its Georgia, to view the birth- * o asl vide - . . the Georg! ~ Weare showing some nobby Hi! open to rich and poor allke; that) ) (oe om agg oe ha — a immer Suits at reasonable Hi al! students shall be placed on the] 4 Of Gay (ne an seecive as 6 & : 30. 00. ° > , and} soe ‘ LEWIS co. | whatever shall be charged, But un prety on ‘a Wil to uiven ‘Avenue, Cor, Gu Biter the system now in vogue an ef |. by Col. George H. Jones, of ” ce bership} 2° . ; fort is made to collect @ ment Pi Cobb county, in which his fee, and students of the poorer class Drug Sale at Lang’ = Little Liver Pills, 25¢ size Ammonia, strong, full pint bottles Baby Pacifiers of Comforters, ise kind .. ‘Tellet Pumice, select, te kind .. ‘Ter Glycerine Soap, it cuts the dirt, 100 cake | William's Carnation Pink Soa; ways l0c cake | Whisk Brooms, 23c kind Byrom Salts, best, full ib Not more than three of each to a customer. 807 NG DRUG CO. ,2°7,,. Bidg., Bet. Columbia and Marion Sts. Middle the Block Bpecial lot of Fine Lawn Wailsts, c t A embroidered front, very ALSO SILK COATS y effect, regular price $1.49, fold weather has delayed the { S Weoller tor Saturday only, a bar- ‘oun for eet these Fine Silk Coats, reg { 50 : Ly Bar price $12.50; full box pleated WHR fancy collar, new leg of Mutton sleeves, all colors, special only . ; > Spec al Tomorrow Only. CLOAK AND SUIT GREENBAUM’S = Orect From Maker to Wearer — 1410 Second Ave. Hest Cold Cream 1 3 506 elie Salts, 406 Cr am Tartar, per pown 406 G p i } eee ‘ana Bark, per pound dt 250 aa Bark, per pound 250 Use oe Armenia Aleobol, %-galion Water, %-gation Aleohal, %-gai %-gallon » *-gallon 506 jon Heef, Wine aad Iros, o phar nubeitioes Comic, td and pints ant full RAIN CORNER i — Re eT, DEL DELIVERY THE SEATTLE STAR mother was born and reared, two receipe and bills of sale for four negro slaves, which bis maternal grandmother sold that she might obtain ready money with which to buy the trousseau for the wedding of her daughter, Martha Bullock, to Theodore Roosevelt, ar, of New York, father of the prest- deat. Perrrrrrr TTT TTT Tree Tete ete oe ee | ont Engineer F. A. Patterson, Rush to Perry; Second Darker, from Mar Past Assistant Sorgeon inson. from quarantine duty at Pe Townsend to Manning; Past A sivtant Surgeon W. EK. Belling o: Jered to Perry Liewtena x to Gran Tr. & Rol eee ee ee NO LAMP WANTED ON UNIVERSITY SEAL. CHICAGO, It, May 19.—An official seal which suggests ot! in any manner, shape or form will not do for the University of Chicago. Just what its founder, John D. Rockefeller, will think of this is not known, but the Midway school has de cided ‘that the ‘varsity seal must not be suggestive of Standard OL This peculiar deci« was made by Dr. Thomas Good- speed, who is acting as judge to select an official seal for the university. Each of eleven de signe submitted contained a lamp of learning, and it was the lamp that caused them to be rejected. A student's lamp would be of littie use without oll, and the Standard Ot] Com pany furnishes most of the necessary fluid. It was this interpretation of the lamp that caused Professor Goodspeed to look with disfavor on the seals and set the artists to work on new designs. The professor decided that the lamp would subject the school to many jests on the old subject, and decreed that the lamp of learning should have no place on the seal dada dn dndindndndndinandiniadied cXPERTS WAR ON PLAGUE. WASHINGTON, DPD. C.. May 18 In lew of the extimate that 400 mt p ons die from oneum ptle ev + ery day in the United States, it is a x 9 s not to be wondered that great pub- lic as well as scientific interest at | re taches to the meeting begun here| 4 today by the National Assoctation| . 4 , . . ” oe8 ; for the Study and Prevention. of| Late style Suits, bought by Pozner Bros. for late spring and summer wear, Russian blou and “Buster Brown” effects in the most desirable Tuberculosis, It is regarded as thelM materials most important meeting of lung] apecialiatea ever held im this coun-| = ae oye Blue or Brown Serge Children’s Children’s Wash Suits NEW YORK, May 19 —It is re and Scotch Sults Pozner’s $2.50 Suits for.... Pozner’s $2.75 Suits for. ported that Geverner John G Chtidren ; “ ; $1.50 cevewes ; $1.75 Brady, of Akwia, bas withdrawn Pozner’s price $ sale | Pozner’s price $8.00; sale Pozner’s price ; alee: from the direwtawase of the Alaskan price 05 price 95.95 price Pozner’s $3.00 Suits for.... «sees $2.00 end that the use his nome io advertising matt owns, ‘Poo Washington th ta@teee whom the matter prmdion, Baye been notified to th nvimingy Comoe oo. - a A GREAT GALB. OF MEWS FURNISHINGS SATURDAY—SEE THE SHOW WINDOWS. | Sole Agents Young's Hats. ¢ ‘Te new mid-ne ason atyles, just | recetve Call and a look.” Bo. sea ts 144 5-1417 Second Ave, WE RETAIL Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Lard at _—————_ Next Door to the Bon Marche. Firet and Pike Street, * OFFICERS ARE TRANSFERRED Following are the orders received | : Thureday for the ur ter of the of- 7 ficers of the different revenue eut- | hters Ogi Fh The big $22,000 Pozner Bros.’ sto-:k alee of fine Clothing and Furnisning goods jee coerce ce at unprecedented reductions to make [sin Torti, trom Ferry upon tlie tomorrow a record- breaking day. What [tr ta Pay eSrant, Tne we offer you tomorrow is worthy the } from WHITE authori wholesale peices. Cow Butter Store, OF PHENOMENAL BARGAINS eeeee eee en een ee consideration of any man. “Great Snaps in Pozner Bros.’ Suits All the new fabrics cut to the latest fashion. Clothes built for ser- vice as well as looks. Every suit perfectly fitted free of extra charge before it leaves the store. Men’s $10.00 Sults Men’s 15.00 Suits for $6.65 for .$9.75 Men’s $12.50 Suits Men’s $18. 00 Suits for $8.75 for $12.75 Men’s $13. 50 Sults Men’s $20.00 Suits for $8.75 for $14.75 nt t > ort * = Pozner’s Pants Fine Pants for Sunday wear, Guaranteed equal in every way to tailor-made. $3.00 Pants for $3.50 Pants for... $4.00 Pants for...... $5.00 Pants for... . * . * * - * * * * 7 * * * * * * * * o 7 * * * * * 7 io * * * * * * * * * * - * 7 o * * * * KB MEN’S HEAVY MIXED WOOL WORKING PANTS---BEST MADE EXTRA 7 an AMERICA, POZNER’S PRICE $3.00, SALE PRICE $1.95 | | of) er Men’s Pure day, each Linen regular 15¢, Collars yoc Four-in-I Black Men’s Fast 15¢ Cotton Socks is is er