The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, JUNE 1, + EXPOSITION MAKES ITS INITIAL BOW TO GREAT THRONG OF PEOPLE—PRESIDENT IN WHITE HOUSE STARTS WHEELS GOING AND VICE PRESIDENT DELIVERS ADDRESS oN GROUNDS ne 1.—Th tate m, by tte Mherty, has ND, Or uM Lge clark Centennial Bx-| added materially to the scope of the memorating the 100th | exposition, << the exploration of Among the thoughts that rise an country by an exped{-Japparent in acknowledging our Oe ded by Capt. M Jebts of gratitude is the deep s ok ant William Clark, | of Jom to the preaident of the ory | United Statts, who used the Imits wgonennd Keer for the com-| of ofictal and diplomatic propriety ery the oxerclses was 1] to excite national and and tnterna which time the officials | tional interest in this event.” bad Mr. Goede then introduced Vice | Preatdent Bairbanks, who said, in Long | part President Roosevelt has taken a a-| Very great inte: in the Lowls and Clark exposition from its inception, }and it is at his request, | behalf, par tion, state commission Gstingvished guests ‘on the lake front this time the grounds w with nearly half the pop if Portinnd and the remainder I have the great erat ve "we to the ex "y the tocal pating with the many populati qe nided many more Whocame ii opening ceremonies weecereioe trains last night and The expouition has risen as an morning. expression of the gratitude of the Ne first demonstration of the! people for what brave men wrought a Mg parade about the | for humanity and civilisation in the fa which military, civic | long ago. lar features were the} “As we stand here, amid the rich Many bance were tn | fruits of human efort and surround and thousands afoot | «! by comforta unknown to any ack added to the at-/other time, we recall with unmeas- of the pageant. Fol-/ ured appreciation the pioneers who the parade were the open alr/ ted the way to greatness upon this held on the shore of|coast’ We erect monuments to lake, j commemorate the services of our shore of the Inke & stand | statesmen, the valor of our soldiers erected for the speakers | and sailors. The evidence of our jed for the listeners. at the time set the as was called to order by H. W. Goode of the ex as pefore honor of in these on you | American pioneers are as worthy as they of some enduring tribute. eaqueThelr who- © ds requested the and!-| Their services were not so pletur- Sie tise while the Right Rever- | esque as the services of those who H. Moore, Methodist; won glory upon the field, but they bishop of Oregon, de-| were quite as perfious and fruitful Pas a Green After the of a8 lasting good to the human Oregon” had been race. The pioneers were, indeed, by Innes’ band, President | soldiere—soldiers in the army of ‘as the chief executive of the| pence. They were pickets in the delivered an addreas,| outposts of civilization, All bonor ? ‘said, in part: |to those who, “through moving ac people of the Pacific North-|cidents of flood and Leld,” laid the to give Lewis and Clark | foundations of organized society Tenerated place in history as | “pon the shore of the Pacific, This samy as they do honor to the - ya is in a very specta! sense, ‘wie trged the exploration of what | 4 monument to thefr wisdom, their Wealled “this respectable breadth | virtue and their fortitude. lying westward of the) “This exposition logically follows river,” and it may be) ‘he great exposition which com- President Jefferson's | ™momorated t Louisiana purchase. wil stand higher for the|It appropriately supplements determined persistency with | They both trresistibly suggest our kh be brought about the Lewis | Obligation to Thomas Jefferson. si Gark exploration of the coun-| We do well to recall his service ta ‘ty vest of the Rocky mountains DP the union. As eee f ibis country was the great on of our ational do the only section secured Is guaranteed to please you. We import direct from the Tea gardens. Price Per Lb. To introduce ft we will ac- cept this ad as iSe and ‘5c cash for 1 Ih , Adame’ Coylen Tea ADAMS TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE. Near Madison Street may Bargains > Reach a Lower Level Here Than at Any Othe or Store in Town == -youuae neat Safe .... / - $1.19 eek aatte Shirt Waist Iron 19¢ = oneal Bread Box 9x13% yt awa ‘Tea ‘tr, te 1 $1.75 Extra strong, well-made Step Ladder . . $1.19 Ze roll Silk finish Tollet Paper tm large rolls Ake $1.60°t-hole sheet steel Camp Stove with 1 joint of pipe and oven .. $1.19 white enameled stecl Dinner Weeeee. fete ree } Plates .. «++... - De Mrmr toe Squeeser, }) 13¢ white enameled steel Drink- Ee ee BEE Ying: Cape vere ces eves cone Te HP F-Quart Blizzard ice cream }} De grade a gsrent straw Tele- Preeer .. $1.57 (3 scopes . 29¢ Win. Turkey Fenthor Dust- ¢) 25 amples white wash Deush, i” M7, Made of apitt toathers Ge )| SPELGER & HURLBUT Union St. and on his; gratitude should not stop there. The | ahmJflena | it | oosevelt Presses Button-- airbanks Talks--Fair Opens connection with the from France from the provia the Lewis whick and Clark expedition paned the way to the expan sion of the gone of American civi leation, We may well pause to pay tribute to his lofty jus, ule pro found, far-seelng wisdom, and service to the o of human it greatest and most beloved of Amer jeans, that “expositions are the timekeop ers of progress,” Pacific is at your very doors. It in ee oe ~~ esagptpairad som | made sure of the preservation Of | cum the advisability of eubstitutiog/kn awkward flip-flop after the se ” ‘ssid "7 ar agrioutur their commercial advantages in the | coal for of) as fuel for the fireboat|cret meeting. The board up to the jyour minerals and your f | Very theater of war, Our trade in-|/Snoqualmia ‘The board has con-| present time believes that ofl is #u- | your genial seasons and the terests are to be pushed in that far-| cluded to put oll burners on the! perior to coal for the freboat quality of your citizenship attract | of¢ country, not by the instruments | boat, withstanding the Pacific hither the home-butlder, The fu-|o¢ battle, but through the potent| The Pacific Coast officials believe company’s claims to the contrary ture has much in store for you. | agencies of peace. We are destin-|that the members of the hoard haveloil has been found cheap and eff! Yonder ts Hawaii, acquired for| of to play a more important part| made @ grievous mistake and are| cient on the Athion and other Puget Mratogio purposes and demanded in| than heretofore in the commercial| confident that they can convince | sound steamers jthe interest of expanding com-| nand beyoud the Pacific, We must|them of the fact if they can talk] In view of the report that Rocke | more e. Lying im the waters of the! no: underrate the commercial op- | over the matter secretly | f ler is to Visit this city in July Orient are the Philippines, which | nortanition which invite us to the] The last time the war betwoen|on his way to the Portiand expost | fell to us by the inexorable logic of | Orient Standard Oil and Pacific Coast] tion, it is not unlikely that the ol! an humane and righteous war, The| “white we seek Oriental andj broke out in this city the council| king imtende to take @ review ¢ | Panama canal to the south, #0 long | other markets, we must have a care pwaa the lamb of the affair. It was|the sitnation in Washington before! demanded im the interest of Amert-| inat wo do nol lose sight of the fach}at the time the agitation for the| leaving. He has established a can commerce, of the commerce of} iat our greatest and our surest) iestallation of smoke. consumers| branch in this city, and, although the world, is now an assured rea-| market in at home and that to Jeos| Was in progress and the council was] fuel oll has proved to be popular ity, through the wisdom Of Amert-| dardize it in a desire to possess ung/@¥ked to pass an ordinance com-|for many uses, the Standard Ot! jean diplomacy, the firm and just! oat alien markets would be th@|0@lng the use of smoke suppres-|company has found itself pitted resotution of President Roosevelt part of tnexpresstble folly, Whilg) 4rs against one of the most important and the pluck and enterprise of | Ve took for the expansion of Had tho ordinance become « taw/ industries in the state, and the American genius and American la fasny manufacturers intended of the men who control them bor governments and successfully chal longed the capital and exertion other people. bas put ite hand to the task, apparently, tneuperable will fast disappear No doubt is held, one of the great achieve | Panama canal, commerce of the world, {Frepublic. It will be in a very ape mankind. It will saved in the transit and inter change of the products of our cast ern and western coasts. A which will be of wholesome influence. joint sharers In the Increased do Velopments, but you wi! larger beneficiartes. ed to us by far-reaching statesman enlightened and couragéous diplo- | macy. jour increasing interest in the Ori ent amity with the millions whe dwel beyond the Pacific. of owner. downes Bornwell ERs ‘The plano you want fs here—from the least ex- pensive GOOD plano to the finest that can be made No matter how little you pay you get a GOOD PIANO, no matter how much, you get your mon- ©Y'9 worth, We won't let you pay LESS than ts safe, nor more than ts just. Pay by the month you prefer, Ask for a copy of the booklet. “Some Facts About Pianos and We Who Sell Them.” it Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS. 711 Second Ave., Seattie San Francisco, Onkland, Cal. Cal, acquinttion of Louisiana and his organisation of ty and progresa upon this contin ent, The fruit of his services will bless mankind for ages William MeKinley, one of the well said in his last apecch Thay denote our | growth im trade and knowledge and | of peoples in other countries. jin the arts and seiences, They as-| “The tragic events which are j #emble the fruit of the country and | transptring in the orfent are deep | the world. Kaech succeeding exposi-| iy deplored by every lover of peace | j Hoa finda us occupying @ position | and humanity the world over, The of advance | mighty and bloody conflict had its A eficent Providence has/| tnception in a desire for commercial | seattered his bounties about you] conquest. The American people with « prodigal hand. The mighty | were not tndifferent to thelr own The undertaking haa for cen- turies baffled the efforts of other f The United States and, obstacles when the next world’s exposition ments then to be noted will be the bearing the peaceful under the| protection of the Mag of the great) cial sense, a mighty contribution to the civilisation and welfare of all bring Portland and the Pactfic coast into closer re- | lations with the Atlantic seaboard | and the markets of Burope. More than elgbt thousand miles will be freah impulse will be given to commerce. read ani We shall be be the; “At the north fa Alaska, « terri-/ tory powsessing vast present and fu- ture commercial possibilities, secur- | ship, and her tntegrity preserved by | | “We must have a vigilant care for We must culttyate relations of There lies a) | ously $100 Lots ‘These are the best cheap lots '> with a divine benediction the Bo ty Two blocks east of end of | pounced by Archbishop Christie. West Queen Anne car line, and | south of Rom, Easy terme lequire | the people of Portiand had laviahed | field of vast trade which we have on desired to possess, and whigh we have but slowly and dequate- | ly gained. wur foothold Is stpadily increasing, and if we are but true to our opportunities, it will be im | mediately enlar the advant of the en! unury ld have the trade of the | af the far east, we must first have thetr confidence, Moreover, we must sult oar commodities to the needs of those with whom we would trastic; we must study thelr tastes and their whims and minister unto them. While our goods may sult ua, they may not be adapted to the requirements or satisfy the desires interests, and early in the struggle trade throughout the world, w should beware that we do not ylev our hold upon that home produc tion, which from every just con! sideration, belongs to American | bor’ and American capital. “We are assembled from remot neighborhoods, yet we ere in ele touch and sympathy We ar bound together in everlasting bond: of national affetion 4 national untty, Our Nation's honor ts ou jcommon honor, Our nation’s gtor is our common glory.” Addresses followed by Unit States Senator Clarence D. Clark of Wyoming, and Congressman J A. Tawney, of Minnesota. May Williams welcomed t ¢ visitors ow behalf of the city of Portland, sod Governor Chamberlain extended greeting for the state of Oregon. At the conclusion of the speeches greetings were exchanged between President Roosevelt and President Goode and the exposition was de clared to be formally opened. The apeeners stand was electrically leonnected with the white house at | Washington, D. C.. and president | Roosevelt “pressed the batton™ that | | started the wheels in the Machinery Hall and thus actually opened the Great exposition A marvelous transformation fol- | lowed the telegraphic signal. Oper | ators here were waiting for the re-| | aponse from the white house i} as quickly aes It came they touched the keys which released the fasten: | ~ | Inge of the thousands of banners on the staffs om the roofs of the l large exhibit palaces. Simultane-| with the unfurlng of the | tings all the bands burst forth in| j melody, and from the chimes tn the tower of the government building | pealed the strains of “America.” ; Every man in the creat crowd un- covered, and when the jast strain of | the martial song had died away the | ercises were brought to an end pro j i The great enterprise upon whieh hundreds of thousands of dotiars | and expended unlimited time and/ o a wes at last an accomplished | act. Although no special offort was} made by the management of the ex- | position to secure a Jarge attend- ance for the opening day, the crowd | urpassed the most sanguine ox- pectationa. The gates were thrown | Pen at So'clock in the mornt and the rush began. The streg | cars were crowued to tielr capacity | while countless thousands wended | | their way to the grounds on foot jit was an orderly, good-natured | crowd bent on getting its fll ot! | pleasure and seeing as much as poq [sible of the opening formalitied. | | When these were concluded the ght-seeing began, and soon the | | exhibit palaces, the state structures, and most all the amurement section | known as “The Trail,” were crowd?! jed with men, women and echildreti’| of the countless wonders of of the \magie city that has spread itself } out In a dazzling panorama of colo¥ with the snow-capped penks of! Mount Hood, Mount Rainier, Mount } Adams and Mount St. Helens for al | background. j | Little Agnes Windotfer, who want stolen from her home by her father she was but 13 months old | {has heard from her mother, who is | now living In Dayton, Ore. | The little girl wrote a letter to a | friend in Seattle and tald of b when | was stolen and how badly she was being treated by her stepmother. | The f put the letter In a local paper and in a few days after the Mttle girt r ved « letter from her mother, who was overjoyed at find ing her child. Little Agnes will start for Dayton | | soon, { sibinilllii } Modern Woodmen of America, | | The Northern Pacific has atrang- | led for rownd trip rate of $69.70 to} I Milwaukee and return. Tickets on | 16th and 16th, sale June eit Ett ee eka eee ‘wagon for a street regrade here in he stod up beside them. | anxious to see as much as posible | * Te Tee eee eee a\* * CAM"OT KICK CRITIC OUT #|* TOGO CUTS INSURANCE > NEW YORK, June 1.—City #|*® Since the news of the big * Magistrate Pool yexterday de- | * Japanese victory, a big reduc * cided that 24 members of the *|* has been made in mart * theatrical trust would have to #|* the * stand trial on the charge of &|* re than cut in half. * conspiring to bar James 6. &/* ance companies ® Metcalfe, the theatrical eritic, &|® have dy received cables * from all theaters controtied by &|* from London notifying th of * thom & | & the decline tn rat The rates & = Meteanlte was excluded. he al- #]# to certain parts of Russa are * legen, because he criticised the &|® not definitely known as yet * trust plays. a|® SERRE LR RR Re WAR BETWEEN ROCKEFELLER AND P. C, GO, BREAKS OUT AFRESH MAY GE CAUSE OF OIL KING'S REPORTED VISIT TO THE PA CIFIC COAST IN JULY The board of works is to be/substitute oll for coal. The King brought Into the warfare that is|/cownty coal mag®ates were badly being relentlessly waged between|scared. They sald the use of oi! the Standard O11 and cast companies. @ board, for reasons that are a mywtery, has decided to go into # cret session withthe Pacific Const ompany offictals, Tuesday, to dis the Pacific try of the state, and the coune inhmenta. uniess the board to pull” lacnakeeentaanne CONTRACT FOR BEhWER} EVERETT, June 1.—R. B. Me sae FIRST JOBS OF SEATILEITES % »* . j constructing the new brewery to t +The first job I ever had aw: rom home was dGriving « ay {man Mochstatter, his bid bein, the next lowest bid. Heattie, and a six and a hailf-foot | #bt bids in all Pipacher now holding down a pul pit at Bremerton was my partner, We drove a team of mules that) looked like little fackrabbits when | bonds have been signed and othe raised from « lamb, nursing it ten- I finally fattened it up and) for its installation. plant will cost tulty $70,000, ely drove it seven miles to town on foot and asked a butched how much he'd give for it. He sald $1.69, but when he started to lead the sheep away, I got sorry for the sheep and it charms away your called the sale off. I drove it back |""stter what alle you; « home and my wather paid me two- | ‘°° bite for « life interest In the crops |)" A CHARMING MEDICINE. m Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pile witl af wool it produced."—-Assistast | charm it away in « few minutes.| County Superintendent of Schools!) x ewer 4m bulk Firet package | George A. Spencer. benefits, or money back. High-grade Hats—finely woven and flexible— ne 5 Oe oo ee, Choice ... W. B. HUTCHINSON co. Cor. Second and Union Cor. Colby and Hewitt SEATTLE A EVERETT Keep the Flies Out We will sell any «tae plain Screen Doors, with spring hinges, hook and eye and knob for 9R¢, Telephone Your Orders. ERNST BROS. —- Both Phones, 1158. 506 PIKE STREET. complete Pianos‘ Rent Rent Allowed on Purchase Price KOHLER & CHASE, 1505 2d Ave. (Matablished 1850.) Largest Music House on the Coast would kill off the great coal indus readily succumbed to their bland This time Standard Ol! Is on top, of works makes BAER ERE EEE ee Adam was awarded the contract for lerected on Smith avenue by Her rt | $22,500, which was $300 lower than Ther were and they ranged up to $29,900. Work will be start ed upon the bullding just as soon as mino rmatters arranged, probably the first of next week. The struc} | ture will be rushed to rapid com-| “The first money I ever earned 1) pletic aod Mr. Hochetadter says | ade off of a pet sheep, which I) that the machinery will be on band lby the time the building is veady | The completed pain, Ne headache See ee eee eeenee a * or a “dandy”’ Friday Special-- wolid color or pattern, atool upholatored neat ading oak, brass be am pletured here dian velour, any but one mall orders copted. to a buyer Will be no. 0. D. delivered at our telephone or ace convenience Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. BELLINGHAM SEATTLE TAOOMA Oo. B. WILLIAMS, Sash and Door Bargains ONLY ONE PRICE I ¢o not allow any discoun' my list prices to anybody. The price printed is the price I charge. My business rests on the founda- tion of one price to all, on orders small or large, the price is the same, With my immense distribution of windows, doors and hardware, 1 can sell at lower prices than any other dealer in the Great Northwest. ‘To prove to you that my asser- have selected from my price lists: 5 Merve PANEL DOORS. are made of choice fir tw oughly kiln dried, have And cross rails, and full 6-1 press. Do not be -~-B.. 5-4 my doors are the best that can be made. ie = itt ia COTTAGER FRONT WINDOWS. Beautiful cottage front windows, with large bottom glass and email transom sash. I keep 1,000 of these beautiful win- dows in stock, and can fill your orders without deiay. Send for price lists describing and pricing these beautiful wit dows. Some have fancy tops, some not quite so fancy, and some have plain tops. HARDWARE. Great continuous day after day saving prices on builders’ hardware. Mortise looks only 340. OM pon ge ew por rte locks only #7e. Antique copper hand buffed Virginia Mortise tnside door locks only 53e. The on ye bar- gain in & high grade Mortise lock ever offered in the North- west. ° HINGES. Antique copper 2%x3%, packed 1 patr in a box with screws, ouly 166 pair. PORCH COLUMNS. Sx8—¢ feet only....... Send for price lista T one “columns are > with patented machivery, will not aplit or oly every col- umn guaranteed, Bash Cords ... Bash Weights . Sesh Lox I have only one price. Your logai tender of 160 cents on the dollar will buy just as much material at my place of business as the same amount of ney will buy in the bands of any other purchaser, and don't you forgot it. It's the foundation of my business, Send for price lists and buy your windows and doors from moe at as low or even lower prices than your nearest dealer can purchase the same material, Write or call at my salesrooma, 1508 3rd Ave., Seattle, U. S. A. O. B. WILLIAMS, The Largest and Most Favorably Koown Sash aad Door Deni ov in the North west.