The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1906, Page 7

2 EATTLE STAR—MONDAY 7 990,000 to } thet > gel WUNGARIAN MAKES BAD MISTAKE BUT WILL LIVE ~—AMBU- o insure the building of a w bridg@ across the Columbia LANCE CARRYING DYING MAN HELD UP BY POLICE TACOMA GRAFT SITUATION 18 BEING DISCUSSED BY CiTI- | "Yer BURGLARS ENTER HOU ] ZENS WHO HAVE BEEN SUPOENAED BY COUNCIL VARANTEE FOR 1%! PASSES THE $10,000 MARK AND P par: } An unknown Humgarian blew out the driver that he had a dying man geo ATTORNEY, BUT GET LITTLE om a = the gas in « lodging house at 1525) inside the policoman stated that it mLiM TEADILY UPWARDS First ay, at 11:16 yexterday morn-| made no differen as the-ambu cul FOR THEIR TROUBLE TACOMA, Jan, 22.—The memt charter does not provide a pen ing with almost fatal result Aw| lance was endangering the lives of chactenemmemnemengt, Ret oe if they fail to appear, It ts it is, the man lies in @ serious con-, the citizens when traveling so fast r : | menitt ot twely r¢] declared by th nmitiee that the dition at the Waysid t t The wt erted at the $10,000 ma 1 Rewsh. Prement De | » he Wayside hospital, | 6 street was almost deserted a! Tt bas passed s) eh, Fremont Drug 900 |e. trRIAT# Secured $6 in money and | *4bpoensed this morning to ape movement the part of the eour Dr. Buckley, who ia in attendan the time and frequent warning was canis eake 0 vee ” ne to 100.00 | some smail articles of little value at | before the eouncit day night to} ofl to force thom to disclose evidence etutin thar tin eth wanaees sounded te tha Aciesc: Seka we Th ett “tea Satie. c sooo | Lhe residence of H.C. Hughes, at | towtify to th rrectnons of the aa-| whieh they gathered for the grand The man, who can scarcel " Id up for fully five minutes On seed guarantee f : . Herbert 8. Us A. 4 Ninth and Spring, last night while | **rtion® they are allewed to have) jury and that, therefore, they have TACOMA, Jar ‘nahin 28 English, is undoubtedly ign The patrol wagon and the ME geattie’s bid for the In md og + 100.00) the family was away, Entrance was |' rewarding @raft in this city o riaht ton song Berry, young stationary eng the deadly properties of gas, as it| fire department are allowed right of - _ 907 ~s " < . Mi made by forei ope inde A ¥ ' . ' * » new jeverep: —— “a ww crepes me here, t be , “ at all time the u ie @ E. Convention in} Teale Hills Purntture Co.. 100,00] es eae, t | ments in the Sherman beibery case] ¥@* held up last night about 1 wdc ee gn "9 seas aatneriad teek e °° oy reer + fruit Gailey Supply Co 15.00 Jon tay 4 wensational stor o'clock opposite the Bavoy t eri en Sune o BOR OUL | RUTHOFE as at they should bag 3 Astin . Ee ney Jo ‘ but . oy & soeed ta RANOY (heater |iate Saturday night, and it wax|be accorded the same privilege. ount , ‘ Today the total am . Shorrock 100.00 } upen a » purene, golog about the streets to the et-|>Y two m pletges reaches yng al Chas, W. Ireland i 25.00 . ss corte that th t feet " - » of twelve | Valua gold watch, $2 in change hove oa bag acs og when he * geen. by looking at eae Oak Baking Company 100.00 will he} which \ will decide] @Nd several pocket trinkets valuable] N14", ped. When he retired be) orig OLD OAK SHOE . qontributions given - PH. Whitworth 25.00 | il to Aww n full to the| % him because of their associations ” now how to put out the) ous SHOR FOR DRESS. oe There is yet enough time Dr I ° There light, so he blew it out | g ¢ SEe55 FERs. r 4 kes place on February 5 York city The total amount be reached before that date Virtue yoorms that the ambulance was ¢ B. Kagleson . 60.00 | rh sunell has the authority public and in that manner implicate were two robbers, Berry THE SHOK FOR WEAI §,000 If the | . * hs thar Stel ms ; | ¢ 2 FOR WEAR the remaining $1 Seattle f , | A. Robinson js 60.00} Jaubpoena smumitt bu several pro t eit . t saw them on © at arly op “Dying Man Inside.” | THE SHOK THAT IN IT” orited citizens of 8 J. A. Campbell ter, They were . " one eine call with reasonable ala ‘ hype: on deg: In connection with the accident | EVERYWHERE “p ; : on the w king to At the Men’s Shoe Store, 808 First fight for the convention the city ambulance driver lodges a me oe in New * complaint against the police. It} 4¥¢ oe Two of the daily papers, the J t ‘ ; sooo; A pair of highwaymen held up 44 1 opiied | Taging the bell, but was held gad The Star, have been (aking . Crichton ne 60.09| 8nd robbed a man by the name of Ith the demand and quick ewe See Unrewy t gabscriptions for the f » fF! ohn P. Hartman * 490.00] Comiakey at Sixth and Main yes y : saeeeae en paeee on age gg + Fad The Star has secured more than "pig * 400.90 | terday morning and later it js eng ag bes yim . 07 First cv three-fourths of all contr! ae G. W. Forsyth ay 10.00 | Heved that the same pair perforr e he a \ y Sediainssdn The business men of Soar ave’ Carl 8. Reeves . 100.00 | the same trick on BB. Wolfatower BODY UNRECOVERED COLMAN BUILDING. own opinions as this co8-) 7 R. Dolbony ac é oo /Of 1114 Sixth, at Sixth and Sencea ' The body of Raymond Weat. t geation And the way they are re source Junior Gh it Ailem! From the first victim the mon se seattle boy drowned last Thursda ding to the cal scriD-| Lawrence Colman ; ” cee $32, and the second they got} MOVEMENT IN TIOELANDS STARTS NORTHWARD — CANADIAN PIONEER DEAD nm the Eel river, California, has not aed Frank Tree ng . 25.00 ‘oe c » yet beer avered. Hie father left has. B. Crane i 50. 0¢ PACIFIC MAY BE CAUCE an Francisco yeuterday for the Shes is attracting i ties. bh tie ° ‘at RENE ogg | Tt would sare : and | Shafer Broa . 000 scene of the ' 1 word gradle if all who intend to cont Crescent Mfg. Co ee y00.001 hourty ected f ; ute woald tetep? The Sta Hotel Northern «- 100.00 The chief movement tn tid we Th 7 he a West lont fhe Times and get this ma De. & T. Wittste ‘ 25 00 ‘ EN J J hia tite & . fror t ly settied Spelger & Murtbut pies j was in the nelghborhoo ot | at 1 at - Jeffernon | eeraph office, wh 1 delay to the t ne gent J. ©. Marmaduke N Heat { 1. Satur-|touc ] fied at Wet | wivat ews M West will be Step up te y . iN « a Halla: , ; Fae mgt ne N ° jday there was a big move in t ble to we and ay a . | Ballard p was | * : | pu © bie lot r a Bybgh | When It comes to urately ‘ é abou quart : so pPrerowo ling your phy n's pre : The Tunes 1,008 . the m F te ' - “re oars script we have everything Gaited C. B. Soctet 1.0 e SOCIALIST-LABOR PARTY NOM. | ve ’ tay: Aye may essentialCOMPETENT and Iu A. Moore . . ae e-tegptacpns Dh REGISTERED CLERKS; abso: “a INATES FULL MUNICIPAL) 16 said to t ye ma sates |B lutely PURE CHEMICALS and - yy 78 "| TICKET —SHOEMAKERS A OS project his son, William DRUGS; DOUBLE CHECKING 400. 0 Dr. A. O Lee coe 8 j ERS AND This prop ne epentativ yy Mac SYSTEM; MODERATE #0 owman & Hanford é 60.00) BREWERS FOR THE COUNCIL|!* in an ideal Jocation, just at af MS | “5 Mr CHARGES, consis with "BE Geet Hotel ») King Bros, Co ‘ bo. 0 point where the deep water beging| ee" 0" | PORT TOWN CAREFUL and PAINSTAK Mayor Ballinger 100.00/ Lowch Augustine Co. i 100 - _ land has the advantage frivient | ™ | ee | Word recetved h ING RVICE Bachanan Co. i Capt. John L. Anderson 200,00 | flirt for grading the lots prap- | *** ; ia powns | ert McMullen pi gullty | the death , ca otk ae & Hutchinson Co... : Edgewater Congrgational The Secisiist-Laber party held its ays betweon the Great North: |, A°.— ar Tal. |t@ the charge of obtaining money |of Mra. M. Hugh Fuld, YOURE & Sons ary I ecauvent m @unday and hes f tracks and the deep water . he | under fgalse pretenses, and was sen-| Foster of the cose :100.09/ Joseph E. Thomas Fes Sdhetstear ation an } ard |tenced to 90 days in jail by Judge| tine we Mrs +»: 25.00) W. M. Trimbte ‘ ations ete Gnd on thal Clevetand Attorney Smelter Locations, | Frater this morning | Townsend « ‘ it Co., 75.00 | Jouse oore 4 - wo | aveh Mre. ar Griffiths. 3500| Jeane Moore 22022012! pa Te hha | eT Rae ide Hi RRL a, «oer Ne ——- wughier of ain sary cerns 1 UNION BAKERY Redelsheim+ . Rev. M. A. Matthews .., 50.00 A. Drearciiff, tinner. 1 “ - r - | 1 ° bes « ] aim of shoe perfection was| Appendicitis a the “e hb & Sows....... 25.90! Plymouth CB Society... 100.00 | neahly, printer ayo | was very busy in the city and in is] im the direct f North Seattle and | i when the OLD OAK } oe star AND CAFE 1c. Note ab * ; ~ A ee ag agen | < M sced on sale. There is noth oes = tee © 1412 SECOND AVENUE. Drearctitr : bo en thenenthag wg A aio ” Ww a 2 4 | ing that equals it for $3.50 and $4,| ° O00 quails, which r from Good home made Bread, 4¢ Paid - pragerty ia the Ri mand for pr y in tha ret land tt can be had only at Baws | oan than ane Ps loat 4 ~ ee od area and north of Ballard. | ang what lots we ve are #Ol1N6 | Gio Store, 608 First Ave. Kansss this ing hsm ney is a member of the! get and & ble prices, That _ | dint eiad lepartment of one of the big y . en P- Pema ai lines of idle we t ty | mls atased @e} Get areas ‘ price 1 | $1 Goodell-Pratt Adjust- } J expect to nee a big there au able Hand Saw 650 A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers. land transfers are) ing the week arept handle . po | < ne ard and at Inter-| The chief act the F rd | next fow days in ex-| dixtrict ts centered blocks | , } wenth and Elever th | . estate that may | bee e * t HE] NOTORIOUS DIVE 1S BURNEDO—WOMEN ESCAPE TO STREETS | \a.c5 were not momineted fectipse those of > weeks, | smelter and facturing + . While the area south « o city If establishments | . al HALF-CLAD—LOSS ESTIMA TED AT $6,000 } ‘ 7 ‘TELEGRAPH BRIEFS! MARINE NOTES EF tacoma, Jan At é le located just across the alley from | trell ; aia 2 _ the burned theater, was fm con | - 5 ores tea ., Fl Eis morning fire was discovered I” | scant danger, and the inmates ran | Jorado has instituted an investt-| ’ 81.00 . . haif-crazed to the street, where they 1 of the met t seas Steamer Santa Parbara salled i a ; oH thc of t uildte " lark’s Expanst we | iP Soper portion of the tuilding |, agied together In an endeavor to : ng business tn!) a le P rite Mhown as Sandde-g’s Phoenix the- | k*ep warm nt at 30e Gti g Lu “+ The burned building is owned by i in @ church in} tain Zaddert has age resur der, G84 before the fire department! Pete Sandberg, known the polit i " i" groea| command of the Santa Bart See Corbin Lanch Hox Ue BB eeald get the flames under control| ical boas of Tacoma, and has long} fire was the) which has been overhauled at a 8¢ Maydole Hamr 2 11:30 o'clock the entire duild-| been an eyesore to the citizens At the meeting attle | of about $4 H STORE hed been destroyed and several) Many efforts have been made to| ‘* ia} ot . —— SPINNING’S CAS! 1210 ond Ave. structures badly burned. | close the place, but Sandberg has | Wl! be made by the Be thie beer the total loss tx esti-| seemed to enjoy the protection of | f87™2"e the establishment of a taated at 96.000. @ powers that be and has been | UPited States bonded warehouse In ‘When the fre was first discovered | allowed to conduct the place as he |" city: the power of etty bed gained such headway thet/ desired. Robberies have been fre neil relative te work 4 n the the inmates of the notorious ho quent in the dive and crime has al-| "Tert* 804 regarding | Wrigatior Baé barely time to escape to the! ways found a home within Its doors. |" —< Bader “ na a several Set, where they stood ball clad Probably no fire has eter occur: mnants Lots and Odd Garr ft over from our Great Inventory Sale closing marvellous reduc in w v trim- tions. Great snaps. Some sli ming, but otherwise perfect ODD GARMENTS IN UNDERWEAR, WORTH $1.25, FOR "ys RRS ODD GARMENTS IN UNDERWEAR, WORTH $1.50, ODD GARMENTS IN UNDERWEAR, WORTH $2.00, OE cites “ : $1.20 ODD GARMENTS IN UNDERWEAR, WORTH $2.50, OB the tinseled draperies of the red in Tacoma that caused more re Bight before discussing the end joteing than the one this morning. | Mitte career had they been caught, The manner in wh fire | by the flames started fe not », but tt ts | A strong southerly wind was! thought that some drink-dazed man | | the flames buret or woman set fire to the ragged lace | root of the theater|curtains that are stretched across | DEAD MAN | and for more than two/the windows of the wine boxes the firemen fought against while lighting a cig Drummer's © and not ie wind in their efforts to get con-| having sufficient presence of mind | } A é FOR $ soos SL.50 fol, bot the nes kept gaining| to put out the Games, ran for the} | Jadge William Hickman Moore, »Modre | MANY Ft SUITS DD HE LOT } fea them anti! about 9 o'clock, | nearest door. | Tho first vote, an ir . . . sora sw she when the wind changed to another 2 | ‘The body of an unknown man was |** S8nounced in The Star Saturday. braken t th S Givection and made it possible to| Lost—Lady'’s gold watoh, | found fleating in the. wat t the| Was minated : andard [Dow a lead by a vote + Bape Sie witha che wate of| atau teenies “Be ot “er Aa oes ee tio Jove “aloora” a Remnant Bargains in Men’s : the theater réay morning. Return same n Two boys saw t * a fi f a b t by) ‘The Sta: awdy house, wh tieth ave. Reward | notified peor the neight . ‘ A fte « of t betes " a in nor FOR MEN AND WOMEN . ex ns wach Teen Rel a YOUR CHOICE Furnishings : For Sale—Real Estate. Jand Det a Byrnes was © n the city feated Matthew | jorfty ation was made ‘ ~ | venti Oavenes a |Dow by a t , aa . eors for the making Nvestiga tion th t ' r ar t met Ma ey . 1 opposite Mitchner’s gro- | gallery and n wh ¢ x ha tate BODY ARRIVES on over | and ident strong y the vote than he ; after ver ¥ fore. He deciared that 50 \ roan Alaxka porta |’ Harmony cha the ated and ra TORE 4a lw i heavy falie of sf " riends rk | ( } . S. Mand t t Dow's F fe ot W Gibine Wineilinniiienel PER PAIR \ t this» Ww ' frie e Me 7 w ting t .iwhile it a 1 ! Brad andiGate REGULAR WHOLESALE ' sa) but it mittee af Dow 1 Ww e : : w ; REGULAR RETAIL PRI jt yin af t again, it was rumored bef \ Lust 0 TO $5.0 ° ° F at jt b ft ar 4 ema santo i that th would | grapt nior ' $ ag ps nich broke and threw h . Ma w Dow, rey an and con t ° 4 : ' tractor, and George Listman, } b t 1 ~ great 2 and ter-| 8 for n a : | ight 1, to explod roe the ‘ are 1 y ward candidates 921 SECOND AVE | . f that were min RETWEEN MADISON AND : yang i ‘ wy. | ated » for the Fifth ward, R.A MARION i Mrs Ne . at & a ee pag en a Orchard xth ward, H. J. Magee " r “ the a9 at | ie ’ a . wa W. Wilkins, and shar a ie re Ft wv" Gray Shoe Co ‘ i eae . th " 1 . , t t an | ' a ate a ae ; BOOND AVE. 1415-1417 Second Avenue wf A all bullding ‘ 8 e p vo ETWEEN MADISON AND ; The Meadow tra | en ntegrity | 0 MARION Next Door to the Bon Marche