The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1905, Page 8

at Mount Yernon Betover 4 “ GAMER AND FISH WARDEN MIBRWIN has ordered ahe Prosser | Failx Land & Power company to install (ah ladders in the Columbia At the Proaer daw QOUNTY COMMISSIONER W SIMS, of Yakima county, haw slaned, MOSES MALONE, of Snot fatally crushed by w falit | Friday NEWS OF THE STATE FOUR HOBROPS are being held Dy the Chehalis authorities qn 8 charge of murdering one of their Sompantens, THY STATE TAX'GOMMIRSION! THE CONTRACT for the removal ‘Wilt do some insurance probing, ‘The! of the wreck of the Challenger at Members believe the big compantes! Soyth Bend has been let to Creech are “tak-dodge: ee for $3,998, Work wil take six n Another Carload Just Received ~ a STEINWAY | PIANOS | | Why the Steinway Is the Pcp ees Piano | &s Important as the clement of price. A Steinway piano emphatic ally gives the greatest value for the least money A Steinway piano is a work of art plane as the Stradivarius violin and ye on a commercial basis. on the s&me way piano | hi Tt stand t the Stop for a moment to realize what w 1 hay f for some Feason no .more Steinways were to be had t and the se efet of their production were to be Steinway tm the World would at once increase enormously e many of them commanding fabulous sums. If Ph exame sid got obtain another Steinway, at what figure do you suppose he would id his instrument, the only plano capable of materialixipg his wisite? musieal moods? Although a new Steinway costs only 25 per cent mé than + mare Pianos, yet after twenty years of ordinary service it ‘will sell man open market for as much as other makes when new Way pianos may be purchased for as low as $525, on easy ments if you desire it Stein pay Clay & Co} Francisco, Cal. ° Get Tomorrow's Post-Intelligencer Only Sunday Paper in Seattle That Has Associated Press Service In Tomorrow’s Post-Intelligencer WASHINGTON WOODS RICH IN DECORATIVE SHRUBS FERNS i An ilust effectively ¢ how are 4 beautified with en SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL’S COURSE MESTIC SCIENCE With p as mapped « IN COOKING AND DO jctures of 6 k ut by Pr s at w P SEATTLE NOW HAS TWO HUNDRED HORSELESS VEHICLES th p how! bbling deveiopr AFLOAT ON A SPAR IN THE INDIAN OCEAN Robert Cor ant of the With k of the radi’s ace portrait. Captain in a burri THE WORLD'S GREATEST zoo, BY WILLIAM T. HORNADAY The ter York's Zoologic al Park filustrated “MR. NEXT,” ON THE HOMECOMING FROM THE SEASIDE, BY BILLY BURGUNDY Fi fied slang, by rst of series of Sketchew In of t a master at sort of diction LEGENDS, TRADITIONS AND PRESENT CONDITIONS OF THE LUMMI INDIANS Another of Professor Me Me ted p n the redmen of Woshingtor THE FINANCIAL FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY AS SEEN BY JAMES R. KEENE The veteran f tinue to be is, With LILIAN BELL PRAISES “MAN AND SUPERMAN” AND SCORES “DE LANCEY” A New York nard Shaw and BEAUTY AND FASHION PAGES FOR FEMININE READERS— THE CHILDREN’S PAGE PRIZE COMPETITIONS — THREE PAGES OF COLORED COMICS—CURRENT CARTOONS — A COMPLETE SHORT STORY by Jramatic le Augustus scribing new play ha 7il Second Avenue, Seattle |: Oakland, Cal, Charges Rank °, Discrimination GREEN LAKKE IMPROVEMENT CLUB ACCUSES THE ELECTRIC 7 ocToPUS OF FURNISHING PATRONS WITH NOTHING BUT “CATTLE CARG,” AND BEGS FOR BETTER SERVICE but that if it should be Green Lake Improvement alub [linen anywhere opting Thursday evening ex- bbe necessary that thése cart premed In no uncertain terms Its ysea, we indignantly protest againat pinion of the manner in which the} them being placed exclanively upom Green Lakers have been treated by | the north end lines, for we feel the Seattle Electric company in the | Ohat we are entitled to ax good ac matter of street car service, pars | ex pdations he are the people of tteularly as to the clase of cars| Qué Anne and Capfiol Hille furniwhed the patrons of the Green| Therefore, be it Lake lr Resolved, That our secretary com A number of members vehemently | mupicate with the Seattle Blectri realy Furth's octopus for its any and learn if it iN not pos continued — discrimination against] sible for the sald “cattle cart’ to | this portion of the city, and desig-| be taken off of the entire system hated the cars on that line as “cate! of street car lines and that should Ue cars it not be poasible for the sald As a result of the discuasion.a/ pany to gfe good service without resolution In the form of ‘ol | the une of sald tle crn,” th lowing letter wae unanimously | the'sald “cattle cars” be placed upon adopted, and a copy sent to Super-| Queen “Anne and Capitol Hill car intgndent Kempster! of the com. | lines for the next fiv® years Ppany Green Lake Improvement Club. Thé club also went on re By Fred N, Weyant favoring a “commor t Recretary in the Westlake avenue fr manded by the street CYCLING DIVE To the Hon, A. L. Kempater | Supt. 8 KR Company, City | of the Lake atl tub, held Thur « Beptempte by aur vote 1 you the t pant has hake! ‘ 1 ore, and] H 4} | A Y f j nH *« y upon? the lines re «t north 14 HENCE [T. IS CONCLUSIVE THAT THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY DISCRIMINATES AGAINST THE NORTH END BY This is said to be great sport and PLACING UPON THE NORTH] "ot nearly so dangerous an might END CAR LINES ITS POOREST] ®PPC4r from the pletu i wan AND MBANEST CARS. | akqpetft Kastbourne, Bnagiand We feel time f* 5 when | it im necemsary that these cattte| A WEAK HEART y rgan of the} the every other they all depend uper furnish them with of the pure life BATTLE ; ROYAL er, the ¥ | ane mea | WILKES BARNE, Pa., Sept. 30. | Tee time when the ‘miere eee sin e hracite region wil e to | SEASONABLE UNDER- definite answer to the de of the miners, hing ond the m chew iw rapidly ap situation is be WEAR FOR MEN >= com) The store for correct qualities at} rn, stacomant that President Baer B.N. Brooks @| o¢ ine Reodl inp Eh eee |¢ he Reading, has declared the pe » mact | demand of the miners for an eight aid Seo . hour day would not be granted interest. .( pase. poems (have made no impression wpon the miners and their leaders One of them, in an Interview today, | . said that the miners w ld tnetet Ragley’s Corner spon the Gamené for bn clahi-hoer day The min in the soft coal egion only worke right bh rm and ’ he work of miners in the ar thracite region | on siffi cult and b dev at of the ft-coal er a e son the dem eight hour abe maha not be gran The They considere hd ot ae ereater | ‘ importance than even the recogni To Make Things J. of 1% wie Lively Around BOLD HOLD-UP Ragley’s Corner ©. Bk: strated sess val 4 cakes Palm Olive Soap, gener ployed t th Northerr ' ally sold for 10 ake ralire in M day 4 fc eat rted the 5 ‘ t Rubifoam Dentifoam Graves’ Tooth Powd Euthymol Tooth Pas wn Pasteurine Tooth Paste P Dentomyrrh Tooth ante Dentacuro Tooth Paste... as Santtol Tooth Paste Kabel Packer's Tar Soap Munyon’s Witch Hazel ef Fifth 1 Sixth i Soap r Mad treet ' Listerine, small size . THE “U" RECEIVES VALUABLE . BOOKS. M J Yamahask © f the of Washingto hig kio, Japan lection consist ing of @ and & tistics from all a of the Delivery Both Phones 982 imperial government, numbering 48 volumes in all In the letter t Librarian wffman, which accor panies the gift, Mr. Yamahaski ex presses his love for the school where he received b highe education INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. and 7 de SS t being able « Heady’s Barber Shop. Eira gy Fixst and Washington mbgrs of the Aasociatic | evening | | Buy Your Clothing T € rece at the nartves I W.A OLD RELIABLE spoT Ward, ic nt, t Soe KLINE & ROSENBERG, bout th t¢ 625 First Avenu: to pler 4 Saturd ] loading a genera \ Breen eeee dards a6 1D Nd gecret service men: Some * ouble line ithe president passed stanreerh an ‘ ‘PORTLAND DAY AT where aon’ Wh marty took ae & HA, Dearborn and company * ; S parte’ took # Nan receved an gffer of ¥ * ai 1 these % 000 for it, interest In black & t ignal toreatentaa & 986, of Begttle tide * vaving of hate and & erty, by pifties » * ‘ rh enident oa * resent the Milwattkee ratiraad & ae tie evatlaan ® which if now hurrying the cop. * = tt the While ® struction of ite long wontefns ® H sey bowie %, plated extenshn w the Pacific * THE DAY 16 A STATE HOLIDAY AND THE ATTENDANCE AT H ae on doin Oe i ® count. * THE EXPOSITION WILL PROBABLY EXCEED 100,000 | ' n two troa * * | of preside Ce ee ee e 4 ort. The White House grounds « - RR Rt tt tt tem lly decided to do all they f nded ‘ * % make the day a great success multite and the t *& PORTLAND, Ore, Sept, 90. % 1 the ndanee even beyond| difficulty in keeping the roadway * +A wulute of guns ushered #/ the pomt reached on the Fourth of ur for the president's carriage. coe ® in the 65th anniversery of the ®| July, when 63,708 persons passed)! « had been carefully 6 %& incorporation of the city * | through the turnstile early a 1 and wed and there % brated nn “Portland day” at the | stores and offices in the city closed | noth to mar the day ® Exposition. The attendance *|and nearly the entire population & from indications at noon | #| wade a holiday of it. From early|4*4* ¥ OOP EEN SH Ee " % pected to exceed 100,000 paid *| morning crowds went to the fair| ¥ 4 ® admissions, The day is a state *| grounds and there was never @)y HINGTON, Sept. 10-—# ® holiday by proctamat the *| pause in the clicking of the turn-| 4 : oner Stisharéa, of thea re on #}etiles. In acocrdance with « de & Keone land office, han for- % * \* entertainment has #/ ion of the management there were! y 1 86 tee eorchuny ot chun * prepared luding with #| no formalities of any kind connected | ¢ lor (ie aniea) soporte 1000 | * roduction of the ba of wl with the celebration of the day , 7 3 |TWo .HOLQUPS WERE RE ” & the fiscal year ending June 30% ’ \* tonigh resident #| Everybody himself] y A * | PORTED TO THE POLICE BUT | & Good states the exposition will %) au hg cout will belie that during the year # THE HIGHWAYMEN GOT LIT. | # per cont %| Trail in honor of the day and in the} 174 ary wept sey we *l evening there w be a grand dis-|y paced of the 8 exces4oull | TLE POR THEIR TROVELE 2 eH) Dlay of fireworks Serene Sra ener “aaa | | Home day at every exposition has! & on. Ot-the:bublic lade sladie ORTLAND, Ore., Sept To-| been the best day, At Chicago th Spyty: yarrytios ‘Two attempted hold-ape in @itter-| aay ty Portiand day. at the and | attendance on Chicago day was 761,-|% ' of, neeees) @ a ent sections of the city within three] 4)" ai Gade the biggest day since! $42: in St. Louin it was 404,450; in| * * er the homestead { * 696.677 under the timber # hours alarmed the police Friday) ine onening of the exposition, The| Buffalo, 162,424 and at Omaha 98 La . i * 11.124 under ® night, The thugs secured little! erchants and manufacturers of this} 645 “as money, but succeeded in giving their 1 ert 1. and 685,- # | victima a good seare + ot wamp lands # | om Strump, of 700 Marion, wa jw 5 t te | stopped at the nt of a revol \* 1 pts fe *” at 9 k and robbed of $4 and \* < how * a gold watch on venth between i* fi L is, were * | Marion and Madiec He disgbeyed |* 1 * the parting injunctlony of the two | * t lesued * Righwaymen and claime that * 4, as wt 2t took a shot at him. He ae avi - € ng - running across the old Unt * * grounds | EEE wore bandanna handke . | Phiefs as masks and were both arm-| - Pt ‘ eee | oe | © Hest k in the |} A lone bighwayman attempted to] as n a. ek ee Theare L. F. Converse, of Queen Ssaae ~ 4 scuea tea Sue | Anne, into n forced money tt PRESIDENTIAL PARTY WERE SEVERELY JOLTED WHEN RIG |, Sundase one | mut the appearance of E . | be pe ee ees = wan IN WHICH PARTY WAS DRIVEN TO DEPOT BROKE DOWN— \ s ~ be “B e r ry ROOSEVELT RETURNS TO WASHINGTON | Ofe rest. le the eg and | }Pummit. Converse we way | ih me when th highwayman « OYSTER BAY, L. 1 it. 30. 1 M H k th th 1 out of the dark and denmianded | While en route to the station th P - t money In this same 1 morning, Pre lent Roosevelt nd jt ‘ ‘. | ¥8ek two young girls were held bp | his family narrowly es . i 5 : . j highwaymen who secured 1 ojury. A rear ie of - hatted b his friend Aa riage broke and the body of the] 1 " t sortie | ¥ vehicle fell to ground, The h left this aft t | R spirited horses reared into the alr | 1:14 wid starte o run, but th secre = = . om 'Case Dismissed .f "inp other | invested NOW By Mackintosh heads and clung to th sone Play Om B.C F< in the Rainier valley preventin, a wid a velt t i rom : y / e's neviv jestian: tee pen b t procs Eby will produce family exeaped uninjured « [the W Houne 1 his ar A charge of seduction preferred | gpeded in another conveyan r © national pital was against Joho Anderson, a prominent | gation In of ova e contractor of this eclty, by El All the villagere turned out to eay|t t ence hick | Qvim. of 2224 Sixth avenue, was re-| good-By to the president and gave | surp t lin ferred back to the prosecuting attor hir a enthusiasts . j-off. " ' ney's office by Police Judge Gordon, | sisted by hund sidents of | p at the preliminary hearing. fa ito u an © « y 1 ofiy render judgment In the case ‘after sm were at the depot the |p [the evidence was all in. “I have rived ro | S been instructed by the prosécuting x f Jor attorn to take such action w e . 4 the are heavy as in this - winhd presid My that the state has the b shaking A LITTLE LATER ON. falled > out @ case since the warnin a the def admits request for! train was ready to # —_ pee remade ope] § rey lBetel vonage N. B—It ONLY TAKES A bee wad dd bag, We 9 ac. weg i" 4 VERY FEW DOLLARS, TOO. court after the tria) the t \< aifficu 5 Sie. ; was diemixeed on me t 2 ASK US ABOUT IT. r \tlon rosecution, Saturday 1 hieve t » the wishes of the Elfe brought here from ,s iJ ne se-|p t there were he Sortmal Puya work in the home of jy in evider ¢ remonies at the , . ‘ land him with four 4 ebinet were t the stati REAL ESTATE. are the pres t, besides a ve eg gh — ne HALLER BUILDING. }misused ber a numb « e of € " ; Tel. Main 437, Ind. 1092, foney in your pocket wait b =. ‘ . his ‘wart EITHER PHONE 590 pea ree Trial Offer—-—- ROUGH DRY FAMILY WASHING 6¢ PER POUND EITHER PHONE 390 fa- 1k of doing it at nee you are On First Bundle of Eight Pounds or More We ill Do Five Pounds of Family Washing Free Will Do Five Poundsof E hing Free “ Ik us uy 1 te 1 W t i We Iron All Flat Pieces as table clotl apkins, bed- linen, handkerchiefs We Starch All Clothes th need starching ironing board, therel relievin you of con me ‘ead me expense, May We Send We Call for and Deliver washing to any part We Weigh It at Your Door of a pair scales, and he the Wagon? The Model Electric Laundry Plant Cor. First and Seneca. were, Either Phone 590 om