The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1905, Page 7

THE § * Will Reap the Whirlwind TAXPAYERS WILA RISE IN MIGHT AND CLEAN MOUSE NEXT | monse power, stronger than the |milis in apite of the effort to keep FOR MITCHELL a ‘ a pposition of the democratic party, |it down by cutting off legitimate | SPRING IN OPINION OF POLITICAL PROPHETS — PEOPLE | ig vanguishing the lucky republi uses, in being w smten|$ toler | | s 4 TIRED OF CARNIVALOF EXTRAVAGANCE AND GRAFT IN | ©2385 Who normally have @ large _ a | ajes 1C ange jority in this city and county And there are many other matters} PORTLAND, Ore, June 29 | ' CITY AND COUNTY OFFICES | The city and county offtces, parti-/in which an outraged public ts be-| Judge Bennett, chiet I for the | : jeularty the latter, which are not | coming interested defense in the Senator Mitchell trial Regular price $56.00, $60.00 and $65.00. Special for Friday and Sat See guarded by elvil paevies. sai are a ‘he abominable atreet car service] ‘e¢ay made a strong plea to the urday .. . $37.50 at which thou sowest thou) dignation at disho offictala that |Decoming congested with incompe-|furnished by the Seattle trie |AYMpathies of the Jurors and in de in 56 ton wn te ° . jan reap jhas arereaiinea ‘Thhadelghias = political workers. The pay ympany, and the refusal of elty |Mouncing the argument of the prose | to ind vray So to wl kn wa for us to way anything ot beck to The politicians who are adminis-/ Louis, Now York, Minneapolis, | fol! Is immense, and is forcing the }councll to grant the Moore-Gilman | eutc being most unfair | the manufacturers at any time for $30.00; this we guarantee when the affairs of the and/Spokane and Portland will soon|t* rate skyward. High officials | street car franchise. He accused United States District | you take the range. ¥ ’ dl are “in” for a wholesale | strike Seattle. japend most of their time on fishing! Tho refusal of the council to give}Attorney Heney of personal vindict | SPECIAI qiation at the next election, The public protest has been slow | *ip# or attending to private busi) 4 franchise to a company to com-|!¥elens and of distorting tnnocent " 30-plece Dinner Set, spectal price fue ie the opinion of some of the |{n asserting itself, but the political | 9° pete with the almost equally preda-}*°% to appear as heinous crimes. | Pose goods 6-ft. Wxtension Table apecial price...” oe eo politicans 1% the city| prophets now detect the distant| There ts almost invariably loose |tory gas octopus Mitchell's age and jong public|§ are never luni Kitchen Queen Table, apecial price, ties Ger anticipate that the wave of ta- frumbling, believing that it will! neas and oftentime graft tm the pur @ failure to reduce water rates, | "Vice were the subject of re-| tated. Get the ee re - 63.98 chase of supplies. Citizens are] The protracted delay tn complet; | dent alluston during the argument Original O. K if Washer, Be | | break out upon the city next spring | with hurricane fore. hardly treated with courtesy by | ing the municipal electric system so | Spoiled by a decade of unlimited | thelr public servants. |that people can get light at a rea- away in city and county affairs,| With indifference to the public | sonable price. }the army of public employes and | feeling that is foothardy on the part| The taxpayers are getting tired, | cxerava have become careless and | of politicians whose positions are so | and thy wmation of an independ “ ATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1905. Re eeenararanenee! PLEADS HARD Much stress was laid on Judge Tan her's (Mitchell's partner) admission that in fixing the fees charged Kriba he did not include anything i ware of imita- tions that some say are just as, Cd 648 * * PORTLAND, Ore., June * * Judge A. 1, Bennett this morn- * @ op ping * ing began the opening argu- * i * ment for the defense A the ®| ° * Mitchell trial, * THE FRUGAL §OUSEWIFE, THE MAN WITH P pt G Ls OR, IN FACT YONE * «| WITH A LEANING TOWARD ECONOMY, 8H0 NOT FAIL TO READ THE BARGAINS MADE RAR AA RAR Re ee PEXCLUBIVELY BY THE PIK r MEKCHANTS—FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SELLING ‘The Great Red Front Furniture Co. 220 PIKE STREET. for services to be rendered in Wash- no Woe are : ] ene er ters | extravagant, not te say corrupt insecure, these conditions, which sent reform next spring i liable to) /"#ton, He argued that there was penaqguer Ss , The luxury of “fat™ jobs and im-|have forced the tax rate up to 33/ be the outcome of the? tnrest ho proof that the fees paid by Kribs | for the O. K tone s stop to think what a saving| ay were for wervices rendered by || Washer: =e or Prices mean to you? Doo ———>>E—>>>—_— = SS Mitchell befere the land department. | 2 down Pi lowing ” eae eRaR RARE HH! Bennett denounced Robertson as |p Per week ‘ ike St e t Pills, 3 gr. each, per doz “Any Old Rags as ‘Dressed * # | traitor and apy, and said he had a| Best Trowel ri ay ree : : Be & SEATTLE 20,000 LARGER #| hundred knives trying to stick them | ™Sde; 10 rivet Ph “Catarrh Remedy, S0c size I th H of F hi * THAN PORTLAND &| into Mitchell. He said Tanuer haa |f 4 trowel, sil armacy . +++ 860 e@ ne QSHION | % porr Ann, Ore, June 29.— | to tentify as Honey wished to excape || Ver steel, we an per bottle . Be # According to the stste consus #| Jail for perjury. A vehement attack |f "ted, — $2.50 oh6 dens. Madan a a $1.00 po 830 % being taken, Portland haa in- #|0f personal abuse on Heney was cut pa ed — a Store where you get peer mane joum weer, extra heat ~ - é . #& creased 44 per cent, or 40,000 #| short by Judge Delfaven. The case | jocuce t d y ey orth Ae « . “ ‘ nl ‘5 worth Pog ba go ty = Ss onan ten Wan, awouas etheuea ve 7 ar LE = ® population tn Gro last fire yeas, . bee probably not reach the jury be- | $1.50 HE es - ur a Rg ae: . . 4 | jhowing the ore Saturday. r. Buck's Kidney and Backache the orchestra at the Rathskeller, re-| feel slighted if we ladn’t struck up| # the state census # a Special prices i Pin, é viva Liver Salis, a| marked the other night as a young| Teasing’ for them before they left, | * Population = of Sestiend srover 2 PORTLAND, Ore, June 99. Bang poo hese | el bottle of ae ‘te Win Leoes oie sea saute ae penal aS man, sormemoaiet by two women, | and big Me spre oaral perro xy snes & bo included, the population #| The National Woman's Suffrage a» ers, Garden : g004, B® Gray's and = Knickerbocker entered the grill ectoes the room, wil mot @ % would be 175,000. #|#0ciation met tn annual convention |f Hoes, Sawa, t%-gal. Old Angelica SG | Lawozone, $1.00 at Moulder I Braces at a discount of} Of course remark provoked a/ until we play their favorite, * . #| day. The opening session was de- |f Axes, Wedges, | RE LARA '20 Per Cent | Westion, and “Harry,” during the| “That nervous, gray-baired man * * 4 voted to welcoming specches by || Sledge this week Full quart Old Glendale Whisky Liquozone, 50c at .. e Cen’ RRR aa Wine Caréet, $1.00, af..,..00a | intermission, told The Star man at the center table is known to ts }how the musicians fell into the|as the “Bohemian Girt!’ There are habit of nicknaming certain pat-|two things about him that we can rons of the Rathskeller after melo | depend on. First, as soon as he sits dice. ldown he orders an Independent “There are many regular patrons ‘phone; after which he sends ap a who always want the same tune and|biack-bordered card on which is the same table,” said West. “For/scribbied a request for the ‘Bohe instance, that young man I just /mian Girl’ mentioned js here every evening.| “Ah! Here's the ‘Wizard of Ox His favorite muste is from ‘The/and his party,” continued Weet, as R variably ashs|a party, bald-headed geatieman and for it his re-/| three handsome women, entered the quest now, but always give “The | grill Royal Chef without it. | Now, just ‘ou'll notice, too, that he selects|doven't wan the same table, because the waiter | away.” fe a Hungarian, and the chap [no Sure enough, the party had no sists that Hungarians make the best | more than seated themaeives, when | waiters, If he can’t get at the Hun-/ up came the waiter with @ request | garian’s table, he'll be as sore as a| for the “Wisard of On.” Se! boll and salk over fn a corner! | “And so it goes,” said Went in “Over there to the right sits ‘Miss | comic despair. “We, of course, have Se) Fioradora,’ as we call the young|a program, but there is never an lady. She and her escort won't take|evening when we are able to play $3.99) any other table except that little | it through.” one in front of the post. Her re-| With whie& the leader once more Se! quest for ‘Floradora’ comes to me| ascended the rostrum, this time to every time she eats hera ke the heart of “Any Old Rags” “The rotund, old gentleman with | (a gentioman dressed in the height that party of six in the corner has/ of fashion) giad with tune teem been dubbed a ‘Violeta,’ not be-jing with harmony suggestive of cause he Wears a buttonsire of that/“back and wing” and the festive special bloom, but because he's so | cake-walk. fond of the song, which we play for Over in corner patiently wait Bim om an average of five times a/ed another man, who had just sent week. up & request for “The Praime!” It Pays to Deal at Lang's. COLMAN BUILDING. fet FIRST AVENUB. | Columbia and Marion Streeta it purchasers will find be- More profitable pleking from fummer money saving cata- Remember all specials in it im force til Aug. Ist or until stock is sold. Poiding Nickel Plated Remmington Rifie .. $2.99) Tin Straight “Trimmer Shears 1 watch and see if he the ‘Wizard’ right Coat | 100 r i3-cal. } ‘4 Big Alaska | Stampede Due C. R. Corbusier, in charge of the (more extensive than It has ever be government mails along the Yukon |before. Our company has begun nn | iver for the Northwestern Commer- | the construction of a new river boat elal compeny, returned to thie city | for the Yukon. Before the season , Y Thursday morning the steamer | closes this year there is going to be our Valencia and registered at the a stampede up the Yoyokuk river f Stevens. In that section of the north there , you trouble, Come to us |)" when seen by @ Mtar reporter] have been some wonderful strikes of : | Corbuster sid late bound to draw the attention of “The Tanana district this season | thousands of miners. will be one of the liveliest im the = — — north. There will undoubtedly be| # ** * # Pee argest amount of brought * ) on oe that ‘section of efor in| ® “ALL LOVE HAS CEASED.” * 7 the country’s history. 1 ts eati-|* “Becsuse all love has coased # mated by well known miners that ge My Myra pees iE : the Tanana output will be over $4, & Aen 3 le Pree i er o © 4 steamahip business on the | * yvees enfin eevee toate Sane # vs cna — bce ih = @ Just why the divine passion & " ® bas burned itself out the com- & " i. ® plaint does not sta: The * J oe h ® melancholy fact that “all love & Z ‘ ay . n erc an & has ceased” is set forth as ® # grounds sufficient, * ise Was Given A : 3 se as Vv n way | dade dadndind b dadadndndiadn ded i ‘ IN CONVENTION 4 TOMORROW IT WILL REACH $700.00 OR MORE, AND WILL GROW EACH Day. PORTLAND, Ore, June 29.—Sev | eral handred women filled the audi FAIR, SECOND NEAR PIKE. torium of the Firat Congregational church this morning, and the 27th jannual convention of the National t | Amertean Womar a thon got und The ce J jtion was called to order by the n ional president, the Rev. Anna l- Howard Shaw, of Philadelphia, who S made a vigorous address, She said “We do not claim that women's! © in the government would at/| - ¢ sound the death knell to all so i fal and political evila. But we do TP he SMe |belleve that a government repre explain to you senting the interests and beliefs of why the Ernst women would pr iteelf, and ts Hot Blast is the | Proving itself where it now exists furmee you I. be « better government than or I bili. ought to have. whic h representa the interests and PAG will cost Ifyou are not fg Mellefs of men atone it lem to venéy to have While automobile 132 was crons ew fee tr PO game ng the car tracks at Eighth and tow than it certainly ought wn parece rd tr ttle one fn the fall to have your one be asioa a ; veryone ventilating and : wall pipes put IF IT'S PAIN fm now. nd you are almost fe despair. try Dr Pitie, It matters not where le or under what conditions, the drive it away—pain is bow yleld to thel “ nee uf on the nerves. Suffers from Head nm, Pe r other aches and BAh Phones, 1156, 606 PIKE STREET. to be relieved by = their uae ‘oe ford in bulk. Piret " back HARVARD IS VICTOR nn, June 29 thronged NEW LONDON, Ce Thoveands of New Lond hess the Harvard for the aquatie supremacy over the old Thames course, The conditions for racing were excel- lent. The events of the (he ‘varsity four and freshman eight. cach two miles, and the ‘varsity eight over a 4-mile course, Yale wns favorite for the big event there being plenty of money of- fered at two fo one, considerable of which was covered by the Harvard supporters. Harvard won the four-oared race from Yale, Time, Harvard 11:22; Yate, 11:27 Harvard won freshman race; the eight-oared Harvard's stroke Yale, Time, Harvard, 9 EERE . * RAT SPOILED EDITORIAL * PORTLAND, Ore, June 29.— A dun colored rat came near spoiling a reception tendered by the exposition officials to the National Editorial asso- elation last tight. The unin- vited rodent skipped across the reception room and fn- dulged tn merry antics among the feet of the guests. Wait- ers responded to the call for help and skedaddled madly af- ter the frolicsome little visit- or, falling over each other as they skated along the polished floor, On the ninth lap the rat lout Interest fn the chase, and dashed out the western exit of the room, Thom whose feet were high and whose visions wore keen dectare ft was the 4 best they had ever seen. Seeeeteeseeee te tenses ee eetereteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Sateen eee ee eee WARSHIPS ed PLAY NEW YORK, June 29.—The bat- tleships Kentucky and Kearsarge, the cruiser Minneapolis and other warships that have been undergoitig a general overhauling at the New York navy yard, safled today for the drilling grounds off Provincetown, Mase., where there will be four days of maneuvers. The dattleshi Alabama, Illinois, Iowa and M sachusetts, constituting the second diviaion of battleships of the North Atiantic fleet, will also take part. eTcrcrerrr rr...) * * | MAYOR WOULD NOT STAND # | GRAPT. PORTLAND, Ore., June 20,—~ % The city council recently pre-® sented Mayor Williams, who # retires Friday evening from office, with a handsome punch bowl, which cost 8109. The mayor expreased his gratifica fon, But he was surprined not to say humiliated, when at yesterday's council meeting an | | ordinance waa paased appro priating $109 for the rolief of |® the jeweler from whom the } punch bowl was bought. Ore. gon’s grand old man was In dignant when he heard the news “1 want it understood,” said the mayor, “that that punch bow! will never remain in my house If the city is to pay for, it, 1 will never sign the or- ordinance appropriating the money for It.” 7 * * * - * 7 . a . * * * * * * * * * * * 7 * \* * * * * NEWBURY, N. Hf, June 29.—Bec- | maiderably stronger today as the boat cromed the ee es etree e eee eee ee eo retary Hay slept well last night and| heads of the various women's or ganizations, with & response by Busan B. Anthony. Tonight Gov ernor Chamberlain, Mayor WI!iiams and the exposition offictals will wel- | come the delegates. Kev, Anne Shaw, president, makes an annual Midrosa, Pee eee eee eee MINISTER JOINS WESTERN CENTRAL JI M. Wilson, of eby tert jay night sented as a fraternal delegate in the Western Central Labor union, He will represent the eabyterian Minieterial asso- elation In the labor body, and the latter will appoint a deb gate to the association, The object ix to promote a closer relationship between the churches and the workingrnen. eect eee ee eRe GROCERS MEET MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 2%---) ‘The Wholesale Grocers’ Ampociation of the United States aasembied here in annual convention today. During the two days steps wit! be taken to increame the membership and in- fluence of the assoctation, and many | | questions of interest and tmport- ance to the trade will be discussed FIRES: dd /LL PAGE The Skagway liner Cottage City arrived on Thursday afternoon, re porting that forest fires are still raging along the Alaska coast. For days the veel was in the widet of |amoke, Prince of Wales and sev- eral small island in Seymour sar rows were biasing furnaces. Trrrrrrrer eee 2, * June 2%,—Four. # % teen indictments were voted * today by the grand jury in the # mtrike bribery cases to be re- ® turned not later than Saturday # It is understood they include labor leaders and prominent ® |ueinewe men. * * CHICAGO, * . * * *. * * * * Re ee neat a nee Ayers Pills. Ger up with a head- ache? Bad taste in your mouth? Not much appetite for breakfast? Then you have too much bile in your system. Wake up your liver! Get rid Of this bile! ease Lowa, A gteat BIG & little price, No article more Come and sea assortment at than 10¢ (OC STORE 1226 2d Ave. Arcade Block tee eee eee ee ee $1.00 Old Robinson Whisky Jacks for house moving for rent, l0e day, barrows. $1.00 each. Man Saw Special sale on Wheel Boynton’s Buck Saw, Cros#-Cuts and One S0e per foot, warranted. ) 2 gal. The Murphy Wine & Liquor Co. 208-10 PIKE STREET. Phone us your dru to We deliver the goods. STONE’S PIKE ST. PHARMACY Reiladle ne. and Presertp- tion Druggista. 419 PIKE STREET. Both Phones, Main 93% Eastern Dill Pickles, per doz. .15¢ (Extra quality.) Helnz's Bulk Bweet Pickles, Pood pint (The kind that everybody itive) WILSON The Telephone Peas, per pound....8e if (Tender and sweet.) Stationer || Cauliflower, each . sean Be (Fresh from the garden.) Headquarters for Fireworks Walnuts and Almonds, 2 Ibs. .35¢ (Best in the market.) Our Flower Department fa } | Flags and Decorations. charge of Mrs. Mayfield. Roses | ¢ 411 Roman Candles, doz....18¢ and Poppies a specialty this week. | 1. sky Rockets, doz Funeral pieces made to order. WM. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCERS. 603 PIKE STREET. Main 998; Ind. A 998. | Explosive Canes, each Lady Crackers, each .. 207 PIKE STREET Neat Second Circus Manager After Long and Short Hall at Gity Hall : — Walter A. Hall, seeretary of the namesake is just as noticeable for park board, and Osear Hall, chief his LAélliputian peculiarities. The |imspector in the street department, | show manager thinks the long H: both of whom have offices in the|and the short Hall would make a city hall, are in danger of being |taking combination on the road. kndnapped. | He has made mercenary advances to The watchful manager of Corad’s the municipal servants but the lat- show, which is giving pestormances | tor, have only blushed modestly. rons the street on the Yesler plot, “Yes, it's true that cireus guy f has hts eyes on them. He wants to/after us.” said Walter Thursds: add them to his freak tent. bet we have both told him that we Oscar Hall fe 6 feet, € inches | won't give up our jobs. Now, that's tall, a veritable giant, while his) the long and the short of it.” =x aeaneeeeesaeaeane Wireless inthe North 1. D. Harper. a government elec | dees not cost over H centa. trician who has been up forth with| “Within three years the entire Capt. L. D. Wilman establishing a| S0rth will be within communication) wireless system between St. Michael | by wirelens.” and Nome returned to this city on to Thursday morning on the steamer |} * * HARE RRR of Valencia. |# TONS OF FOURTH OF JULY # When seen at the Stevens, Har- |» POWDER IS SOLD. * per said * Ifthere isn’t any noise in # "The wireless between Nome and |» seattle on July 4 it won't be & Michael is comp we are DOW | ® for lack of ammunition. Since & | menting with one between | ® the Star announced that Mayor # | es and Cape Fiattery, « dis-|® Ballinger has no intention of #| tance of 1,700 miles. So far all our) % prohibiting the firing of crack- | experiments have been successful,|% ers on Independence Day, the *| and if it is possible to persuade the | @ cracker merchants, in and out *| government to establish stations at|% of Chinatown, have been busy. */ jthese points, after they have Inid|% Fire Marshal Kellogg reports #/ their cable, it will be one of the|® that he has issued 214 permits *| | most successful wireless systems iM} @ to sell the explosives * the world * - | “The cost of the two stations Mt keke eee RE eR! | these points will be about $10,000 a} station. This is about what it will cost to keep the cable in working or- der each year. Capt. Wijman and | myself have invented what we cail ‘WARRANT FOR HIS: PARTHER| the “Coherer,” a receiver of wire | less telegraphy that is unsurpassed | It is a small article, about an inch A warrant is out for th > }in diameter, and can be b R. A. Blythe, who soug’ &@ tree, and will receiv | partnership affairs with C Ham-| the Firest receiver. A .|mond by uttering checks afterwards eniver costa the cc that man-| Seed to be found worthless at) ufactures it about $) The com- | Presentation. | pany charges the government $1,000| Blythe had no funds at the bar each for them. Our little pat ¢jand now Har course, belongs to government bie f rmer parts crim d enc d every one of the harge. e amov nvolved fs and each and every one of thew) ated In the formal complaint as CHRONIC HEADACHE. $117, but another check for $10 was an depend upon Dr, Miles’ |also’ given Hammond | | ine to cure chronic headache,| Hammond laid the facts before| * ause 4 ves the cause, by | Deputy Prosecutor Vandeveer and a| ing and building up the nervou einint was teeeed system. It makes no differer espero whether It be sick, bilious or perio- ey ety ie lic, all headaches yield readily to its : nat ond Os i | soothing Influence upon the nerves. | OUT $3.00 Soft and Stiff Hate cant{ The first bottle will benefit, or you'be beat. EB. N a & Co, 1331 ean bave your money back o4 Ave. aad | English Lathe | Street Shopping ( G. Kellogg, Fire Marshal, and Ralph Cook, C. F. D., have issued & special retail permit exclusive for Pike Street to Woodcock’s Pharmacy, 604 (near Sixth) for Fi le © $2.50 4 $5.00 pieces, hadabeia le baling cuteloge’ i DIRECTORS DECLARE WAR ON SWALLOWS. bs The school board has ordain- & ed that the swiftly Gying swal- lows that roost under the eaves have held a number of meet- ings behind closed doors re- cently and have arrived at thi HAAR ER EAN EK i : i | ae * the birds are doomed. seriously considered the plan of # hanging tennis nets over the ® edge of the roof to protect the # eaves, but what better induce- #) ment could be offered to the ® birds? The janitor wants to © shoot them, but the Humane & society will not permit g THAR KERR EERE ROR M. W. Kaine Kain of 723 Bast Pike, sat too close to a “dip” in a Yesler car | Tuesday afternoon and soon after alighting discovered a silver wateh missing. He deserfbed the thief to the police. PREPARING FOR ENCAMPMENT Preparations are now under way for the big encampment of the Na- tional Guard of Washington, to be held at American Inke July 10 to 2 The camp will not be as large this year as ly the of- ra of the « and the it was for on nies going. TACOM ~The fifth annual con- vention of the Pacific synod of the ran church opened ita session here Wednesday afternoon, and will continue until Monday. Delegates from most of the western je ates are present. * Photos, $1.00 per dosen, Ashley Studio, 1516 First Ave. Open Sunday from 1 to 3 p. m Housewives, f Page 7. oe FIREWORK: 4 2nd Ave. To the Man that wants a Dress at Suit for $10.00—We place on sale today 100 Black Clay Worsted, silt ed, hand tatlored garments. These aits a ly worth $17.50, Come sround and ask to them, H Medium Price Ave., Cor LEWIS & CO. 4 Clothiers, Cherry. 700 First