The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1905, Page 3

THE SEATTLE START UMDAY, pe! 20, 1905. i ARKRR AKA RRA LETTER TO OUR READERS “Don't Worry, Wateh Us Grow” re hit * «| j Fs The Mow Store re “se ac i a * JIM" STREET CABLE Blncee ae ee rene, Hie * UROAKS * r cB in the i * ®) had w q kidne troub | , ] le The Jom treet ble broke ®/and within the t me wat 12 o'clock M y night. | 80 Mover 1 that I idings From Boston?!) y | *® power houne 3 t | wrote sakine wean ti n ha y ro size ruge in fine Wiltons, Imported Announcement ¢ awe@Mng in; ment that a good many improve-, ple of this @tty a better vervice if] ¥ + ft ' r ' Seat Axministers and Extra Persians, which we de provements’ to the attle Electric] ments are needed and that they w |) ghey wanted to try to k compe: |** eee kee ethene 1 1 nent after " the arrival of our fall line of new pattern alzer company's allege street car be made, In view of thee *satinfac- | ft or to operate in opposition mp-Too h t $-3x 10-6x18-6, We placed these rags ot m= J) tem can be expected in a few days. |tory” earnings of the company last|to @ real street car system, they NEWS OF THE pu gon! 3, use and am thank ao | rac ay ¥ the owing | “ President Jacob Furth returned on | yoar This announcement will be} went “up in the alr as he would 7 t Pe Monday from bis old home in Pil-| pleasing to the public and particu: | ifke to express it if he dared | about ¢ éneaia Or. exit R sen, Germany, via Boston and an/larly to several membera of the| Pik his birth place a small STATE me of f tod nd he pr Dinne tes, ¥ nemi-por ‘Large ugs extended consultation with Stone &] council, who, anxious for some sort] out-of-the-way town and would not] | tall t and in apler atte just in Webster of an excuse to oppose the prop }be known had it not been for the 2 t amp, ‘ Ne brought with him the en-|M Hilman franchine, have Prince of Pil and the fact that I kr that you p-F ny time Seam x “oxt $60.00 couraging information that C. D.|patiantly waiting for Furth to ne} the Seattle banker was born there ate superinter t}F J ieee Sean: AX bdebd $60.00 : Wyman, special agent for the Bos) back with just such an announce | Jacob,’ as Mr, Furth was called ' Hed the rd of be hare Irug Thaeking mS -Reamless AX t . sate breed Sts > ton magnates, had been in the elty | mont ack home, was so lavish with bi tox nt office | You sonnet $42.50 ince last lay riding atound with! Of course Mr, Furth does not even| money white there that his town mornt r the annu ff I . @ pass on the company's dinky lit aa | reenotely indicate that the fact that] people believed that he was the real | meet! Vory tr v9 ;eare to see what improvements] J, A. Moore ts now in the Kast for| “Prince of Pijson eteen out of the twenty gradu- | 1. C. RICHARDSON might be made, Now that Mr. Furth|the purpose of raising money to 1 didn’t find many people there|ates of the State University law] ¥ © bottle of has come to town they will ride) build a competitive street car sys | whom I 1 mbered,” the banker | school were imitt to practige | th C Dr. I ; around to er jtem has anything to do with the] ts explaining to his friends Tuesday, |!aw upor r application Monday, | wa! : te tlittar Gl abe Mr, Furth comes home also with/unusual activity of himself and| “but, do you know, the old house, | Graduates of the law sehool are ad the announcement, which he » |) Stone & Webster | the shade trees d even the swim-| mitted without examination N49) cor t® yeRto “ON = to think f# new, that the company’s! The Seattle street car man's trip} ming pool | just the same as| Without paying the usual fee tl purch tr SECOND AVE earnings last year were “very satia-| was very pleasant, aside from his| they fid 48 years ago: | f osiide > 3 factory After he and the Boston | prolonged and rather gloomy inter In Paria Mr, Furth met Judge and) RIVERSIDE—Tt at - man have “looked over" the system | view with his Hoston bos When| Mra. Thomas Burke, KR. H, Denny | #ehool, No. f = Dows mane qi pam for a while, they will undoubtedly jhe told the latter that they would|and family and Mrs, Samuel Frau-| creek country, bh t 7 2 0 Nga 0 rh j} come out with the public announce-' have to “dig up” and give the peo-l enthal Bam Munson’s place eh A arg : THE DENTIST YOU belt: a ee SHOULD GO TO $42.50 NEWPORT. The | iow S730 S CITY ZACATRE ALLA TO | 160008 tust dally. wit Soeitas oe Can ena aot onmeemmalh: Weer Tah, Are, trontabetine $100.00 $07.30 || : cave SHUN ie ¥ | thin week. G. B that the visit could not be I ferior Work Is Dear at Any $100.00 | *& The fact that milk wagon ®/ig to be put in che i ee i | Price. $190.00 | * drivers are using an alley ad- * p:slthon: ar a t , ||| Atveotar Dentistry, Originated by $60.00 , » property #| ; rhe We have other porte to visit!) “the Boston Dentists, the Best * jacent to the elty’s property *| OLYMPIA—State Labor Commis-| ang then we have a certalti tine in| ., a Boe $60.00 # on Fourth and Lane a8 & ® | sioner Charles Hubbard left Monday | h to nh home,” aatd eom-{ ped a roe - SS : 0.00 & means of reaching the city’s *\night for a tour of inspection of| Bich age: Bhygethc ye | very. eg p oseped # barns and taking anything #|the state institutions to see that| Oe ee oe ae eae n ed ae oe 60.00 % there they happen to need is *| they comply with the state mill and s go to Tecoma, where welll ¢ xclus Persian . $60 | ® one of the reasons that the ® | factory inspection law promised to remain a few de ] ntinte, oe 4 # council voted to vacate the ® ane een premnee to reels 0 oes Ou e - in the ee ie ® alley Monday night. The va- #) BELLINGHAM—About {tor to this country should visit; it . iene: ® cation was also of considera- & tes atten: annual if oO progressive he ople + ns of is dintine e INDIANS FROM EVERY SECTION OF THE NORTHWEST JOIN IN |% bie benefit to the Vulean Iron #| fan oe Chas Ge me We Sarccaieres alt. Oo y oe on euemeaene “4 DANCE AND FESTIVITY—ELECTION OF NEW CHIEF |* Works, which gave the munt- ®/ Arch Masons. Y.C. Bila cu wane creche, 01 mye } € ® Cipality a 16-foot strip along #| Walla W was for t After a brief visit to the navy by means of old-time > CREATES INTEREST & the block in return for the #| time elected Grand Secretary sod aeittum wenden take of } aes —_——— j om * erything pertaining to the $50.00 fd & : - a will be the jitate of your teeth, mouth and me: PORT TOWNSEND—Word was ami 8 ‘ ve ||| welfare Du "th, mouth tRkeeweseseenses waeel te ie admiralty at the yard, the|}| ¢ 4 in this method. received that First Mate F, NAPOLEON, Wash,, June 20.—Jare the two nephews of the late a tee ot the. Scitiely harks Tuesday marks the beginning of one|two chiefs. Another aspirant tf Springburn shot and of the greatest Indian celebration» | Peo-peo-Tallkt, the aged sub-chief Ccaikok & eiimanth, oor aie ever held in the Weet, when the/of the Nez Perce tribe For many Charles Webber, at Port }magnificent white marble monu-|years Chief Joreph and Peo-per ae the it of a row bet secured by the Washington] Tallkt were warm friends and to will sail for na, where days will be spent vitation has be ved fi mer carnival! |i the cruiser to remain during the time and the men n loose teeth, yoked and protrud- ing teeth, replace missing teeth s or bridgework and yed or broken teeth ese and beauty Jentiste have the most cre ' SOT ongshoremen. look © te ne t t 1 soclety to mark the grave! gether visited President McKiu ng sande ~_ pene ee a daniel eae of the late Chief Joseph, will be un-|at Washington to ask for the return oTrrrn sa. 2... 2 2 spe rey wil keel mm yelled. This will be followed by alof the Wallowa valley to the Nez é : a tactheas are Ora COR. SECOND AVE. fortnight of councils, sports, dances|Perce tribe. The nephews just # DAKOTA AT ‘FRISCO ) © system of 5 and revelry of all sorte known to/epoken of are Willie Andrews, of ——-——— SAN RANCISCO, June 26. are ‘e UNION STREET | the Indian Nespelem, and Olcot, of Montana. The Dakota, the new Oriental t people to the port this For a week past jans have} The half-civilized savages wil] Unitbersity car 218 and 320 « been gathering here from all parts! meet and exercise the right of fran-| yéry fear colliding, } of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and/chise This custom which is com sharp curve just below the intersec Montana, there being present repre-| monly supposed to have been de | tion gf Thirty-ninth street and the oan she! of the Flathead, Cotville,| veloped by the progress of civili- Northern Patific tracks at 6 o'clock ‘erce, Lapweal, Spokane, Uma-jzation, but which was in fact. a] sfohday events j OPPOSES 7HE | the Tepdrt submitted to that body |tilla and Coeur d'Alene tribes. About| custom of the original inhabitants = Gen camanhes- en aneete by the city hall commission. His] 15,000 red men are expected alto-jof America before Columbus ever! joaded and had been loning time all speech was more dignified than| gether. After the unvelling of the/salled across the sea, will be re-line way. The block signal lights| ciT? HALL REPORT usual, possibly because none of the | monument over the new grave, the} sorted to, and the defeated Wi!l| were out of order, and the two cars| R&A ARARARKARRHRER members cared to exercise the/body having previously been ex-|giadly bow to the will of the ma- rap toward each other on the same liner, and Minnerota, morning. She will remain here @ few days for the purpose of unloading that part of her car- go igned here. The officers report that the trip around was uneventful me om, on the are no bigh- ‘ged by others ‘They make barge for examination or ad- Hair Vigor. Ask your|} °° neighbors about it. One will|] If you are unable to call, write say, “It restored color to my | fis cna the doctors will advise gray hair.” Another, “It has eeeeeeeeeee nhs S i Gs hout expense to you. r address Boston 1420 Second Avenue, checked my falling hair.”” An-| temerity to clash with him humed and reburied, the tribesmen | jority brake site arche, Seatth ft Gill dropped his gavel! He said that he did not believe! will set about to elect a new chief.|| The potiatch of the dead chief's| ii pun. Pron Haag tg se other, “A splendid dressing | opposite Bon Marche, Seattle, Meeting of the council Mon- that the report expressed the best | This promises to be a unique and| belongings will be an interesting! ine passengers out of thelr eats for the hair.” i ght to take the floor against | | business sense of the men who had | impertant affair on account of there! feature of the ceremonies. The word | i,. ” were brought to a stand- Sanna framed it. He branded the pro- | being no descendent upon whom the] potiatch is of the Indian dialect, |.) within 10 feet of each other posed scheme as extravagant and |"onor will naturally fail, and means give. It is a custom of |” +, fe geitoangy * mended the building of a jati and| {Y's Indian at the time of hisithe belongings of the deceased ed neat the dangerous Northern hos death and was chief of the Nee|Thua the savages, long before the) p, tal patie nagrere, ay Bs Perces and Nespelem tribes. He was| problems of concentrated wealth | site, a temporary city ha €}a brother of Chief Moses now also| were known to the civilized world. ve ted on the Keeser triangle at an| dead, Now that both warriors have|had solved the problem that so-| aye trsuice und shure curve are| ALIAN VISITOR LEAVES SE- added expense of $5,000. gone to the Kkppy hunting grounds, |clety is struggiing with today. The) gieunted at the bottom of a long bill| ATTLE FOR A VISIT TO PUGET I have constantly maintained for | the (wo '#ertfons of the tribe will|/ horses, dogs, firearms saddles and) comencing at Forty-seventh, and said Gill, “that a city hail | de united under one leadership. The) various poeseanions of the deceased |i: ig considered only a question of and jail could be built withdne thé | ¥Alry fOr ‘thin coveted place Is brave are distributed among his rel-|ii.g until some inexperienced mo- expenditure of a dollar. The city keen, and for several months past] atives according to their rank. forman will let a car get beyond hall should be built of steel, sky. | (2% "!0u8 aspirants for the honor| After the burial of their beloved | iis control, and it will crash Into a —_ on unit Of steel. SkY- | have been puliing their wires and| chief and the election, the hundreds Pay A seraper style, on the present site, |taying plans for their election of dusky savages will Indu nop toad cn wade ager BG: the required money being secured) Among the prominent candidates | sports, races and gambling |number of ears gained such head- | ay » ti by the sale of city property. The ee ea ak on Bon ncnre§ EE) pay respects. to Uncle Sam's jail should be a cheap affair, lo they had cromed the Northern Pa-|O&°Y lard. After a very pleasant| eated on some of the city’s prop Sifle track, One ear attained such | Visit to Seattle, the officers reluc- | erty on the tide fints, a small re- a velocity that It dashed down the — sailed from such @ friendly} ceiving hospital being provided bith, with the current reversed, full |? ‘ | 4 : Commander Coral, before depart-/ there also. The patients a a — barely clinging to the curve.) ie expreased his pleasure in the} moved to a large hospital t ran three blocks before it could manner in witeh he and hls mes as possible. To build a jail o on ae be stopped were treated In the city and earnest- present site of the city hall seems ee eee ly hoped that he would return here to me ill advised. The ground is JAP SCARES for another visit. The Itallan com-| too valuable for that purpose. In ee ae ae , a few years the jail will be out on dete HIS LANDLORD | Pacific ratiroad crossing that is a |nighimare to the people who are G-LHolmesFurnitureCo: U01-1103-1105 SECOND WE. URTAIN STUFF For Summer Drapery (Prices Quoted Are Per Yard.) Muslins, White.....1Q0¢ © 25¢ Striped Muslin, in blue, green and WOE .ncsccvcsscere 15e¢ to 30e Silkolines ‘pain and colors 45¢@ Scotch Madras, plain 4O¢ to 9O¢ package for ZUZU G Wa package for 2-Ib. pack Best Soda Crackers. hottie for Snider's or Blue 1 Catsup. for 3 packages Crespo or | Honeyed Flakes. for 2 packages Grape SOUND NAVY YARD The Italian cruiser Umbria weigh 4 anchor at 9 o'clock Tuesday | morning for Bremerton, where she| Per pound for Adams’ Best | Cereat Coffee, for Adams’ Java Blend Coffer, the best 25¢ coffee Poasted— it's roasted with the Hlue Flame Gas Cof- fee Roaster and guaranteed the county poor farm, mere deten- Scotch Madras, colors .......+++ tlon stations being placed in vari There ts Scot 3 ous portions of the city Rumor has it that John Rosene,|the company was negotiating for : eae, and that | -+ Oe to $2.00 “It looks as though the commis-| President of the Northwestern | the cmon Gale end:Oregon, but! ute, Japanese Inflamed congit White and Arabian Net .......-. sion has been trying to do anything | Commercial company, is not spend-| ‘°° Senne ‘ere pot pur- no Sitienane tanian 6 wale | ~ Th as and but what the people voted to bave|ing bis three weeks in New York |°t*#4., If Mr. Rosene's plans carry | ‘he Diamon a wn the arvect-ot Wr, | Oa © : . whl 500 wnt The out, within the next two months |@*trict, caused the arrest o pa} Figured Net, white ani the money used for. The commis- a Loos Be to $1.25 for pleasure, but that he is there/the steamships Oregon and Ohio | Talcey Alema, a countryman, who, ed ti J sioners wanted to use a part of the | tor the purpose of raising another| will also be in the service of his|h€ claims, was parading up and > ; - China Silks, plata ‘and colors..... — ° Pig s D ll ee agg million dollars to be put into the| company. down his hallways armed with a big | [°e'°OT) ibe dent sew. Pi [discovered that it was illegal, they | Gonpan? Of Which he Is the presi- jis beote Pipts am ee oes ante a an ceared to death and his| jarrh., which Ie nothing Grenadine, plain white and white © a . piying on eo acifie besbond ecare aS m condition of the muec ee sceetiig tubs me “pees aad fot} Another million added to the|ocean. The greater part of these |teeth were chattering like he had a with colors ....30¢@ te $2.50 present capital of the Northwestern | are freighters, a few being fishing |b!!! when he complained |, We will nae Bene Commercial company will give that| boats. Five years ago the company | man Burkman and City Detective company a total capital of $4,000,-| was first incorporated with a capi-|Charley Phillips fonday night uta wanted to 000, and will also make it one of| tal of $25,000, and they owned a few | Tuesday morning F originate among them The matter was referred to the committee on public buildings and | $1.00 Cash and $1.00 Per yosing a Piano | $1.00 Cash and $1.00 Per be grounds. | 2 de eating| Bold by Druggists, T% ae | Week ariety Best ee the largest steamship companies on|amall fishing boats on the run to|“ismias the case And the arresting | Drumgiate, | Week | : -_ Ti page tran lg Alaska. Today they have as large {Officers are puxaled, When Alcmal gipaton nS | Buys Any Refrigerator We| | Buys Any Go-Cart the Desideratum |WAATS W/RES TO BE During the latter part of May the|a capital as any company on the|W®* “pinched” he had “stuffed” his | Carty | Here, steamer Edith was purchased from| Pacific coast, and of the| Weapons and claims now that he | ! ~ t know what he was arres The police think Alema was employing the tics of the notort choos: ie . hind the pave pomging am sonar PLACED UNDERGROUND) tre Michigan Steamship company |iargest freighters bearing their | oe" " $80 smal! problem, and there is Ce, by the Northwestern. At this time!name that cradle in Elliott bay Hon but that the better plan! 1¢ the council grants a request $5.00 Cash % 60 a Month Buys a New Range. FACTORY SALE iPlay aside all acquired theories! which Sam Rosenberg and other can see, and Is & work of true scenic |°U" Pandit. Gonda, with whom the se01 tnd Ave We Take Your Old Range as Part Payment, Allowing All It Is tions” and “sound | property owners made Monday AT THE THEATERS beauty. police waged a tinue =n Now rf Noxt to Stone | Worth, and kindred technicalities, might tt will order down two dozen ie Some a until bis gang was disperse: | ig Tutor Fee eng to one's own judgment. |etectric lMghting and télephone “Kidnaped” will b Di nted by| Word was received here Monday | , it is taken for granted! poles, something which it has never| # #& *& & & kekkkkh kha &\the Watson company at the Seat-/that H. B. Hoyt, of Seattle, declined _ “t Bike buyer will go to a big store. | gone before. * #|tle tonight, and in Wednesday mat-|re-election to the office of pres! AMUSEMENTS Mores do best in any line—like| Rosenberg, who states that he is|# AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. #|inee, This play, which was the|dent of the Camp Clerks’ associa-| ~~ SEATTLE THEATER Re aliroads and big steamship going to erect a fine brick build-|# Grand O, U." % |rage some years ago, continues to|tion, in session at Milwaukee, and mp ey couldn't be big if they | ing at Fourth and Pine, desires the|® Seattle—"Kidnaped.” *wjattract large crowds. Beginning | c *. H. Nobrling, of | pive Nights yoo ae sido better.” |removal of ugly poles ‘now in the|* Third Avenue—“The Girl &|Wednenday night, and running | sty. ane C; fort respect the D. S. Johnston |yicinity and the placing of the 1 Engineer.” t |throughout the rest of the } shietinghivtags Mee Fieke | om BSecuples the first position in| wires underground. Star—Polite Vaudeville * |during the balance of their stay ‘in | '. Senator is expected to arrive “LEAH KLESCHNA.” gee Is is the only house doing —— * | Seattle, the company is to present it from Nome Wed: ay night Seats on sale Friday We have every is direct with the manufac-|GOOD TEMPLARS’ PICNIC RE | Sappho.” ‘The steamer made such good t Prides $1.50, $1, which adds to camp com- Its volume of business is| The Scandinavian Good Templar état on her run north, it Is expected — a fort and convenience— h and the variety of in- | 1odees in Washington ave preparl Kolb and Dill continue to enter-| The Star this week offers un-|that she will reach Seattle ahead FOLDING STOOL—Can- ts (led by the world-tamous |‘ Dave & monster plenit and sving|tain the crowd at the Grand with |usual attractions In the way of |of her schedule time ALK! POINT vas, substantial wood % pianos) is the largest | ti.” riret part of August, A joint| their English-killing “I. O. U." The |pleasing and side-eplitting stunts | The Bureka, from the south, ar- frame; price 25e “g \committee representing the six dif-|play runs through Thursday night.; Among other specialties on the |tived In port Monday night } NATATORIUM CAMP STOOL— (see cut) the demand be for ®)rerent lodges now in ‘the state, had program are seven Arab tumblers] The Spokane will sail for the). iit water bathing—refresh “—With canvas seat, pw-priced upright, |i5 est meeting In tle Sunday| Mrs, Fiske’s three-day engage-|4nd magicians, doing really won- | north next Thursday oF dente, oe folding, light but strong MD teestion hae aching, there's |iagt, when the matter was ngreed| ment at the Seattle, beginning June | erful acrobatic work. | Leslie Pom- DO OR DIE Fine Dancing Hall for Club and Pri- | Dot yet, that this concern |on "The same committee will hold|27, in the play “Leah Kieschna,” |¢roy's | new illustrated song, en-| when your heart fails, you die.| | vate parties | variety and value. | another meeting in Tacoma within| will likely be one of the successes |titled “Only a Private,” made ait is fatiing when your breath is | Seattle's Popular Salt Water Resort S5e CHAIR Has fpatiors aro always cordially wel-| teeter een all the getailn willlet the season. ‘The play is full of|hit. Bert White's sketch i# alone | short after exercixe, if you. have| Open every day from 8 a. m, to] ne 9 be arranged for and decided on.| human interest, as it works out the worth the money. toy spells, irregular pula taint a 3 leave Sven teak every 8 indle back .....7H@ There are now two Scandinavian |career of Leah from @ born thief, —— ing ee es acted h ‘i PI 2 od SAMER CHAIR - Ma- in Tacoma, one in Newcastle, one in| back to the simple peasant life of |** For train will leave Seattle nourishment and strength with Dr Offices 669 Colman Pidg. back, always stands for Miles’ New Heart Cure, and save| Phones—Sunset, Main 4444; Ind. | complications, If first bottle fails | 1086. | to benefit, money hack, Natatorlum Phone, Ind. 2144, ' Leading Pi Aberdeen and one in Hoquiam. The|ber mother. Tho last act repre-| gay June 23rd, at 7:30 8, m. Rou “ae SECOND sng, Hoven plenic will take place somewhere in| sents a great field of lettuce plants, trip fare $6.00, Get your ti 4. Burke Building. the vicinity of Seattle or Tacoma, ‘stretching away as fag ag the eye now, solid comfort ..§1.25