The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1906, Page 7

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PROVES A FIASCO é at THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, AN, It, 1906, Ea PEA CE FOR MWGH SCHOOL Bors AT BALLARD: = ”2#k 0H cominc sHow B Austin roprietor of) at $3,000 per aore. , ht bt Hioek 88%, purchased from John beim con named |, High school minstrels aro work-(Kerr and “Art Shorrock J rag Jones’ cot » y Calhoun, Denny & Bw : ng hard og annual! promises to do ral he er Bessel ote has been cut up into CITIZENS WANT TO CO-OPERATE WITH SEATTLE IN MUNICI ¥ od to be given | stunts in an origina pr om g dant & arter of on & pire tyne he Grand a house Jan. 20.}of “What You Going to Do When and pald $2,000 for each welling at $1,600 ¢ ma te PAL ENTERPRISES he boys are working on their final | the Rent Comes ‘Hound? weeks aK. 9 A © $4,000 per ie hea now the affa Fred Wald has a “cooney” Inter ef them. . he ) 1 Rati PAS ice a | Biven n ot the mont pretation of “Santa Claus’ @ tee e Dexter Morton bank. ow BALLARD, Jan, 11.—-A movement (themaclved in favor " f th he ' nd “tf Ker fonda in at $4,000 . oe t ‘ § alone the rag ad hg J's being tnaugurated among the! with Seattle in te proper cou rh mere , tieally t that he the real package tn 4, Bo sfor them, | ' Vine, whiett tm better know | leading citizens and busine tition of Westlake , lecided of “Abraham Art fered $5.5 Ladd’s factory sites, which ts| Ballard to select a repres |meander line along the cana oth m of practicing in the back put refiire t sper uaa Avie be ing to Leary av., Fremont, which) S4mber of solos « p ght with “Everybody M. i ’ ® » lote « in a6 impartial) has been advocated for some time : th than $4,000 cn k that + AP ype manner the differences that seem] A number of the councilmen have | rely » f . 5 ally, all the boys from the : .M ' t B. Bussell for $0 }to have arisen af late between the}an enterprine, provided there |a a Osear I I the 4 pals are em The land © ' M vus@emann’s personal ot | people of the two es. Many «it Nsporition shown on the part of and i et of courage ys years |" ' smounte 81,00 a one here belleve that the p k business c aver that time the go at $300 5 . ne ‘ ' jap neion regarding certain mat-| outspoken {n favor of the m af Bar sto Preg Mey w as tree from ine snneinimeiininn it |ters, and to explain away the differ-| But the citizens inaist first that th dt Fred ' Exyptian mummies ences and create a more cordial feel-| spirit of retaliation, or a col— ing {8 the purpose of the move con-| punish Ballard for refuang to t TO EXTEND. THEIR LINE Jattempt at retaliation on the Of Heat the action taken t arkentine Ferris Thompsot Ballard regarding annexation lumber the city dock Vevy Few Fines t of lumber, the w ed to Seattle whe Many clitiezns feel proud of the | cargo will be completed by the record of this city, so far as morals |tion of a quantity of general me bine and good order are concerned, Bal- | char Captain White, the me lard Is poopled largely with the élé-|\tor, expects ta nail for Alaske vonta| PETITION BEING CIRCULATED FOR MACADAM THOROUGH. ment that depends upon physical as soon as the cargo FARE CONNECTING THIS CITY WITH SNOHOMISH COUNTY f for a living it te tm the = ent a laboring mans —— _ —_—_— West SEATTLE’S MUNICIPAL CARLINE TO BE EXTENDED Five BLOCKS IMMEDIATELY AND ULTIMATELY TO ALKI POINT As soon a8 work of grading | ruction, most of them being arg® and costly affairs California ay mpleted, w | Landalide gill be in two oF woeks, one | Om Tuesday evening a emall land ood to o& MISS WILNELMINA BUSCH AND ty authorities » wide ocourred om the bluff, ju LIRUT. EDWARD SCHARRER ‘ 7 . ve the ferry wharf, but it hb 4 the street car xa, from th peta tm aay di pons Hy Byala | Tho two principals in the strex » St. Louls romance, who a terminus at ( i was Bot interrupted. "Marshar| Darently are ‘not to be married after all. Brewer Adolphus Buach's ine ; Pea on - - Pye daughter went to Rellevi I “ harrer, who ts a suitor from The extension © par ne gh wetlghe ye w gg e s Stuttgart, Germany, They sought a marriage license, but could not Depend the bag, oar am e eurplua wet one. The girl communicated with her father, who ordered her | ok Of fire blocks , wae qpeemiy remaves. home, saying she ¢ be married there just aa well, However, Miss ‘eit be of T © plank road between the ferry) Busch has been packed off to the Calffornia home of the family, and eon and © Weat Seattle elevator is in| rumors that he frightened Mies Busch in consent by displaying « ad condition and the authorities at noon today ordered travel sus pended for two or three days while repairs are being made. A HERO! eta: tle--one putting California in prop: Pistol are not discus manded a million « by Scharrer. H ar dowry for in also reported to have de his intended bri ae « While | er ahape. the other being employed necessitate the ¢&-|on @he Haller extate. The nature mite a sum of money, | of tye soll on the bluff ts much that ue that would be d¢- | prading can be carried on during the increased travel) the entire winter, without discom- ture, In the | tort or inconvenience to any one. i ti u falgment of a number of the coun sebul Reiitlion LITTLE MORRIS COLLINS ENOURES AGONY TO PREVENT 8i8- | due. | Much Building Tis. Gide’ sled Raveena TER FROM BURNING TO DEATH—RAINIER VALLEY NOTES Great ta being made In| company, W. W. Walters, manager, o& line In West Seattic. fe the case cxpectally on the | market Walt, the residence section of the | tion pte almost every direction new | 50 tx is putting a new addition on the It te called Century addt » 2, and will consist of over | a, the situation being near the SOUTHEAST SEATTLE, Jan. 11 next 20 days. Petitions have been Willie, the little S-year old son, circulated among the property own ot Morris Collins, of s place.|ers along the route, between 42nd who was badly borned by bis over | et. and the lake, to have the work jalle catching fire, from accidently | extended to that point, Two-thirds igniting matches, Tuesday, Is in aloft the property owners have signed @ediings can be son fn course of | public school | very precarious coad!iioa the petition, and K will probably be! Tho little boy's baby sister ala “go lying asleep in her cradle at the| } |time of the accident and young as| Stricken While at Work, | j the little fellow ia, the thought o¢ curred that the flames might wpread| 4. J. Clifton, a resident of South ry to his sister east Beattie, while at work bulldiag rT] Although sufering great agony,|* fence yesterday morning, was sud-| the Iictle cha etulty closed the Genty strichen with parsipela. We | door as he r t. The fleeh on a| ¥8* carried to his home. Dr, Mill portion of his lower iimbs is on-/*80, Of Hillman, was sent for and tirely burned away, and he is de-| be found that the man's right side, | trtous, from head to foot, was paralyeed. The man is 63 y age, but without relatives here a AARIVAL OF HOLOUP GANG AT EDMUNDS CREATES GREAT INTEREST entirely of No Incorporation. Some time ago the residents of Postoffice Substation. | Hillman City were circulating a pe jtition for tmeorporation as a city to meet them with their prisoners, | of the third clam. So much oppo i that mo lese than @ doen peo | sition developed, especially amon ple positively say that they saw all | the large property owners in egn-| 8% been received that the depart: of these mon in Edmunds on the day | ¢ignous territory, that the matler | meet has decided to establish a sub- station here, with Clara M The residents of Southeast Seattle have for maay months been clamor ing for postoffiee facilities The men who were taken to Bd- fends yesterday oom, on the! Garg of bighway robbery, on com- oa Henry Ovseth, wore safety | of the robbery. The crowd followed | na, » éropped Rnodbomish county jail at! them to the Commercial hotel, and | Brerett this =: as inte as midnight the house was| lin jail at Edmunds, and/ crowded with people. ~ar ot fhe men Were kept in the Commer-|them, in thelr curfosity, even| The work of grading and p | , Gal Rotel over night, in charge of | clombed up the outside of the bulld-| Genesee st. from Rainier Boulevard }has 829 f Deaty Sheriff Sam ifuth, of Seat-| ing and “rwbhered™ through the |to 42nd st.. orde by the cou efhen wher G& This morning the men were window of the room In which the | commissioners 7 tehen to Everett by Sheriff Bread, men were confined jought to be comp ESeobomiad comoty, to appear be- Huth maintained a solftary wateh fre Justice Mack, ot all night and wae relieved this robbery morning by the sheriff of Snohom- Sheriff Huth sta’ ish county, who took the men to he dock at Kimunds was simply t. where they were safely fammed with people who came there i in fail. > EEE | in char@e. Grading Operations. n Lakeway and Rainle Hes t ary to this * a year and a half ot within the' house on the present townsite FAMILY IS DESTITUTE The eldest © od the streets of A distressing case of destitation | and potatoes od to The Last Thursday Ote|Jooking in vain for work aken to the Seattle Gen. | ldows of the street cars. So many | cases were reported that the Seat tle Bleetric companied the prin letpals of the various schools of th Star yesterday | haw tram | eral hospital indereo an opera ot girl plo The case agains: G. 0. Guy, which | city that some good straight talk) io ond since that time hie wife | Model J ry. She receiver but 9 oe was needed. A number of care are) 4° ning children have been #ub-|cents a day. Too proud to bee am ‘Was appealed £ ge Gordon's! iaid up for repairs, owing to the! SOh.e on a meager supply of canine Shee. One ’ eoart, was disen Judge Prat- | Sresking of windows @ this morning. Guy was prose| wre Pileabeth Leighton ¢ at aid f (ated for having his Y | The body te now at the Fremont un nd Harry Abercror a clork who, it| derteking par sae tam THE CANAL weeks before ant wie able but ee Nid pat bold m car-| D2 held tomorrow under the aus oat of the Fraternal Brotherhood. Rev. | a M.A. Matthews will officiate, In-| [iv dies wa ment will teke place in Mt Grounds that |¢ ba ee WASHIN Jan A that Guy owned tate, 2 ~- 0. greene ow ; gel Harry A « i Tt t* announced the condition of | ment of the F ma re ad. —_— | Mr. F te unchanged at 3 o'clock. | and canal zone i Dr. Griggs has rena tend- | hind di } ance all day. Members of the fam-| committees on « fly are now here and will remain | Taft, who wae pre at hotel all day, which shows | names of thy the nerfons condition of the patient. / to «ive inte 9 Picyele clean and true ‘The Btar . mat-| °s os wm 2 Hand Drill with § I nee atu: tor the Ix : te 4 * st19 diated vines TELEGRAPH BRIEFS |" es, J... hon hn © Mela pers * i edu-| j san Prey keys. Al CHAIR TOO CLOSE ogkiten pd wm wth Pacific Fair aceociation! pire started in a resid se 198 Hitherto unans ous ed upon dates for vart-| 13th av. & at 1:68 this fwered meets to be held in the! put very little was <a st this year he fire started f hair r Reed Smoot of Utah has 38 it a hot defending the army canteen BICYCLE STOLEN t . The hearing of Harry Orchard for| 1. B. 1 Y ; eg ex-Governor Steunenborg of | ported at 3:30 yesterday SPINNING’S CASH STORE will be beld at ‘Holse Satur-iindy’s wheel was alolen frot othe Guanait tere entrance to the P.A. Buflding The office will be open: | fa for business on Jan. 16, in al 1. Southeast Seattle now! time ago,lago there were none, and not a| | templated Word | The president today nominated F. 8. Jannexation, be eliminated 1 that the « at there Loading for Al town, but notwithatanding this, the No Gambling. records show that but $18 in fines! oy), ia The geome. of Bowmell went © 9 were collected during the last quar-| 4) 0) | yy _ “a 1 lg “er 4 = ter, This is a remarkable showing | iiine or t “ted Hard : say " a when it is understood that there are | 08 ne 3 \ may i Seattle. At a a about 22 “wet goods” dealers in the | . aawanes f behind Bothell citizens the follo LJ - town and a population of fully 12 icc veo S earee ag he is en- |i tions passed a pet 000, Mallard people bave always . ites to the letter + ee | a was neve 807 First cv. The little steamer Alaskan, wh Extend Boulevard | was submerged in the bay recently, |?" irr ens the an COLMAN BUILDING Leading citizens have expressed |"#* 80t yot bon ratse for repairs and waste of put MAKES FORMAL CHANGE OF| yf EI oa SE NaI Rae 1 the near fut therefor pplemental articles of incor poration at Oly hanging ite fie ed, that we, a en nate to the “Chicago, Milwaukee &/ nd taxpayer earn at ly mm « Railway comp f Wash |that attached road petition re | |ceive rable consideration, an: ANOTHER FRAUD | x! linated as much as Is practicable and that all work done in the future — ba pasa ae | RIVERSIDE, Cal, Jan. 11 Riv all be of & permanent nature. Agency, of Letwy, N erside churches will profit by the A detailed ¢ ription of the pro that a man in this city represent them has been death of Dr. Henry Graves, a pio heer resident, His last will was C the ofty and ting mv opened this morning, according to} at th out any auth which the churches get bequests ae | King the jfollows: Methodist, $7,000; Congre FATHER DRANK $100 each. © gots $6,600. with $5 each. CHICAGO, Jan, 11.—A jury this morning returned a verdict against three saloonkeepers for $17,500 in favor of the five minor children of John Hedlund, a carpenter, It ts sileged the father was ruined by} drink which the defendants sold to} him. | —& MADE A MISTAKE A. 1. Sanders, an employe of Ar- mour & Co, reports that he lost a mult case at 3/30 yesterday afternoon ear at Ist and Pine! He anys that It was evidently taken | by mistake. a lady's sult case waa) left in the place of bis NOMINATES NEW JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 11 sad follows ng on the county road between Snohomish and unties, about mile north ell, runn r the town of Bothell, and thence pastors also get|the city of Seattle, following the J. Sagoe, a hired man, | county road as now surveyed wh Legal heirs are cut off practicable, an alc lines as a resurvey may de Reduction SEE THEM IN OUR WIN- pow ATailor and a Sully Suit HE other day | it. The man put his aman had | hand in his pocket on one of | and jingled the dol- the $9.65 | lars he had Sully Suits, and, be- Have you any dol- ing curious, stopped | lars in your pocket atthe tailors where he | saved by this sale ? usually has his clothes This week is your last made, andaskedhim: chance toget the Sully qual- a 2 ity at King Bros.” cut price. Whatwill youmake | Our 500 on the Dollar Price me a suit like this | brings cost to you so low seal “ial a5” : that whether you have a full for? $32.50,’ was pocketbook or a slim one the reply after the tailor had examined #, of Arizona, to be justice of the supreme court of Arizona. Satisfaction Gnaranteed on All Our Shoes FOR MEN AND WOMEN. you will be able to get a new suit for yourself. We have boys’ suits also. THE BEST SHOE BARGAIN EVER OFFERED THE PEO TTLE. PLE OF LET US SHOW YOU. a GRAY SHOE CO. IND AVE. MARION AND MADISON. Come In———— 719 Second Avenue King Bros. Company Formerly Sully’s