The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BT #TAn PUR) teHTING CO OF FICKR IR and 1) Rewenth Avenue By eny SUNDAY APTRAN CON pyc upt TRL Mallard Ave vom, oF = wet Red 10. trenty- five ceate per meoth when your eubseliption expires Ren that date arrives, tt y. Nisortae 2 te tanen trom the Dane cent wer os WANTED, A MAYOR, eee eee ee eee Uniess local republican politicians take a “hunch” to. themselves and recognize the trend of public sentiment, they are liable to wake up on the morning after election and find that they aired the nomination of the wrong man for mayor Outside of Mayor Ballinger, no man who has yet been Mentioned for the nomination, with the exception of Council- man Murphy, seems to be able to meet all of the requirements | . of the existing situation, | The Star does not believe that either Mr. Miller, or Mr. Cole, would be able to make a winning fight at this time. To go further, it does not believe that any man who is not favorably inclined towards municipal ownership will be chosen by the people at the spring election. The municipal ownership party, backed by the ocrats, will push the candidacy of William Hickman Moore. He will certainly make a strong fight. t is up to the republicans to overcome the dictation of | corporation bosses who are seeking to control their mayoralty | nomination, if they expect to make a winning fight. dem- The New Standard ‘New occasions teach ‘Time makes anctent good uncouth.” The pessimist the world ts growing worse, And in some Teapecta he comes mighty near proving it. But may it not be true that the pesaimist falls to understand that standards of conduct have changed? The world has not changed #0 much, Men have not changed so much, THE UNIT OF MEAS- UREMENT OF MORAL QUALITY HAS GREATLY CHANGED, The new times have demanded a new standard, Business standards have changed. Character ls demanded. And sobriety, Twenty-five years ago a railroad man could take his drink along with the others. The engineer carried bis whisky bottle under the lid of his seat tn the cad. Today under the new standard rail- road men are not allowed to muddle their wits with drink. The Dusiness stand has been raised. Temperance is required by the stern demand of business. “New occasions teach new @utiea.* ‘Two decades ago the insurance scandals and the stories of graft new duties; saya ‘would have shocked the pubife less than they have today, A quarter | wreck, said there was evidently a) cnc m the Balvor.” , ment left in the vicinity of Lenora of @ century ago many questionaable methods were winked at. To- | lack of discipline among the ofts seemanter eaten Why were <phat-| and Mlanchard sts, on 3rd av, by the day when the lime light of publicity is thrown upon crooked trans- | C*rS And this Slatement wae COR ee crihout chews to man or ot.|feerade of nd, numerous cot) they Become outlawed by public sontiment, NEW AND |inestey cursed an officer to his|ficers to command? fer cggnallge a gheronns aoe = Bay tg rere BR STANDARDS HAVE DEEN SET UP. That ts the great | taco for not giving proper orders.| “Why was there no discipline | Mit Ay Lt iment 8 ag toot F tog ip this commercial age The delicate and complex | Mr Bunker eald that beat No. 3 onmng men ene ent kettom {precipice that extends for two tions of modern business absolutely require @ high order of | ¥8# *emt through the surf with move) My not made te blocks i than 20 passengers ta it, and only | @ baa poate # A wiede| Mra KB. W. Tilton, 2113 ard av _— i were life rom pas - oa He @ f'n'ae noma et eae ot seeds and not of cork? states that one woman keeps her : pare ns « rg Mogg e yne hour after they left the wreck | children under lock and key, lest f & wan of the Gescription which tal-| With his wife and two children.| | One hous alter ie athe steamer |they play too wear the unguar i: This boat was sent out without an | faye, the remains with that of Rolph, including > SSRs wey Co ‘Tae boat lcollapeed and more than 60 persons |embankment and fall off. This em { & Van Dyke beard, otc, was near| Officer of seaman, The powt car | floated to sea with oo one to plok| bankment is entirely unprotected in | t him iq the rigging, as was also 9|**ed and he ts = ace | cen with to pick them wp, | places, and pedestrians are taking | man Who corresponds to the de |A* he did so the boat righted and/ UD) arty of nine of the Va-|their lives im their hands when| scription of Ward. Deerty lle ad hia wife was citng-|lencla’s survivors who were stalled] traversing that district at night. | tn, tothe aa ot the b nat ‘The ‘ri |8t Daring river on account of the} Property owners in the locality | ant > eo and the ~ a ut —s flooded waters reached the steamer | are displeased at the elty’s delay tn tried t “; aia the p Bon tite and | Savor at Bamfield creek last night. | putting the streets in condition $ the little fellow recovered con-| Th@y were in bad condition. All| Their houses and flate remain { eclousnens and beana to ¢ 4|the survivors who las on the ; Trhough the efforts of the Cham- call “Pape.” tah “write << eet |shore near the wreck are now be o> eS % [the boat again capsized. He told! BRAGGING Meers at Washington, D.C, that an his wife to hold on and took ber! 4 craze has struck some parts of | Sppropriation of 96.000 for the re- with one arm andthe child with| ne stnte to trace up ancestors and moval of a bar in Biack river that the other, but something struck him | et faeelly treme, Welmatalty has heretofore been the principal — on the bead and he lost them. He! satietied with our « ry; 1 dates oe a a vars was swept in and out three times by | clear back to Adam and EvexCon- ~ ier caren pall aed hid om BOSTON, Jan. 27.—Judgo Sher-|the breakers, but finally managed | cordia, Kas, Made Keuzie stated to Senator Piles yee man, tn the superior court of Fast | terday thta, if the project was fav Cottony scale hag made ite annual] r orably recommended by the Pon Cambridge, this morning sentenced | jt office, it would be allowed, under | Charles L. Tucker, convicted of the! nalaught on Seattle's foliage boas tho apecial emergency law. murder of Mabel Page at Weston | | | special emergency law. — Mareb 31, 1904, to be electrocuted | Ye tye | Pesky parasite first commenced Ite during the week beginning June 16. | foray the trees on Madison at A HEROINE WATER MAINS FOR THE LAKE ==". wrecked steamer Valencia all commend the wee of the stewardess, Mra Moagrove, a little woman, who was | continually telling stories and jok-| ing to the panic stricken passen-| gers. She walked from one apart-| ment to the other, whistling and | seemingly perfectly confident of | their reaching Seattle in good con- ditton. To the crew she was talking of jthe notoriety they. would receive | upon reaching home. telling how ahe would accept any offer to go on the stage, following the sult of Nan/ ‘ of a new! Patterson. She is naid to have done | Rot to exceed $8,000 more than anyone on the Valenci Water mains will be laid tn the Green Lake district at a cost of $18,500 as soon as the work can be pashed. This morning the board of Public works recommended the lim- provement. Massachusetts st.. from Railroad . to Bast Waterway, will be the seene of much tmprovement within | the next two months, when paving! coating $2.250 will be laid. } Bids for the construction fire house Cost, will be opened February 2. |toward keeping the passengers calm A Goerig was awarded a con-| sho was the only woman on board Pact to ——" way @t &/that was cool and collected during fost of $4,877.80. it t - . Ryan will recelvp $8,435.70 for|""* “™*temen paving ™ or et. LLIME-JUICERS CLEAR THE COOP MAY EXTEND THE CLOSE DOWN The sch lumb The dig ing ship Duneraig, 128 | wimretet S ekene ae ee, ae days out of Astoria for Manila. ts! Great Britain: French bark neuen h d the price of in-| yy, Olga, trom - » has gone up t per cent Re een many heavy atorms| tro mF “ ie fle, and the easton | and the sch v . shipping men that} fro mPort send I ‘ jen, @ | tery thig mor Cherbourg, Fran fran-| Some of the cisco, in alec A ating arour VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 27.—A tare ‘ Ross, s+ f the board of y winds derwrit * is @ person “ ‘, friend of rry Ward. of N m,} The shir manufacturers will and { New Wertminster,| hold a meeting this aft closely ed Fireman Segalis,| the Lumberman’s club. wreek at 19 o'clock | ing was d by F rning on the Basa, of Shing re both for the purpose of discussing and men were when Se-considering an extension of the galts left the raft an howr be-ahut-down movement which was fore the ship went dow yssupposed to have ended Bebruary 1 SENATOR HOPKINS’ CAREER - A CLIMB INTO RING FAV 6 eae RR # This article, tea on Vuited hows the f Albe in an ¢ qu r torents I aWor interests eae eee HY MARL AURORA, HL ert J. Hopkina, opreaents the p yoolal Correapond THE en STAR~-SATURDAY, AN. wR RR od Staton nator, is afforded an ex: | * “ w!collent cx@fMmple Of progression in ° M ‘ “eC ® } He » Xo. § In the a0: # the wamieniat tegisintite ring wawt |Alinoisan Proved His “Safety” in the Meuse taton wenators, * | contfole law making at Washing ‘ W S tom ne and Ine | ton. | Was . | . ad b } > rgtem--- tJ. Hopkina, of # While a member of the house/ anc as elcomec y the y avor to @f- ®/ from the 49th to the 67th congress W \ . a whether ho | flopkine did nothing thet wourt'see| On the Side of the Trusts When the eople tal ® noy the won, He was & patient . ‘ # | piodder and aato” man. Atdrieh! —° Line Is Drawn---Thrifty at Home. * and 4he more aggressive lords in *# # AHHH H tho intoronts of tho financial pow: | or — re pr ors had iittle fault te find with Hop jaced In Washington Hopkins has parently thoroughly tntrenched wit! NS. PEW kins when he joined them in the] igually been fe nd ny ‘Aldrich's ; rporate clientele, Peffers tence of The Star, | 8 aide, either in spirtt or in sotion.| Hopkins’ son-todaw, while the tn Chicago and in Hopkin’ quiet) jie advocated legislation which| ator’s #on, James, in the other Jan In Al-| little home town it ts conceded that! would give private corporations com | ber of the firm of this town, Unit-/ this confidence has not been mis | tracts to make armor plate for the Adjoining Hopkins’ offices are the government when it wax proposed | offices of the Ilinols Burety com | the government make armor | pany, of which he is ylee | plate for itself, As a member of} tn Chicago deen th Jin ise Ways and means commit-| pusinew. furnishing surely bonds | tee, Hopkins stood firmly on the! for put officials, administrators jkugar trust side when the Porto! receivers, etc. In widely distributed |Rican bill showed ite head. He) gayertis » of tha eoncern was for the trust In the Cuban recl-|"qion Albert J. Hopkins, United procity matter. He paid especial at-| states senator,” is boldly named & tention, supposedly in friendship for ector of the company, Its treas the Hitnots Steel comp to tariff) wror and dlr + ie Fred M. Blount regulation m who was viee prealdent of the Ch We will possibly be able to get ently went liquidation the beat f we on the real Hopkine}state and national bank Inepectors with Chicago as the vantage potnt,| had discovered a juggling of ansets There he ts « lawyer, his firm being Among other dir John Kt | tae Potfers, & Hopkins, ap-| Walsh, himself Gar SAYS THAT THERE WAS LACK OF DISCIPLINE AMONG OF, FICERS ON THE BOAT—TEL LS OF HIS PARTING WITH HIS One has Doh, ashore that of Mr Th w identifi ed an A. F. Jowe, Cal, ¥r. F. and two Bunker, " Net as Crem n on wir h VICTORIA, Jan. 27.—The reve- to « nue cutter Grant left Bamfield early oop waited oe | clambertna out of reach of were made to have the Grant take! 10 morning, and harge of the bodies at the wreek.| fi. hiorr found a | Eleven bodies are reported washed | Vichy ne ty, of New York an Or WAS! fering of himacit who lost the hia wife] tion at Valencia | u Namie ty 6 the Fr tr oon identified 8%) ahip having to awim the rivér | the hut he found sor name of Doherty appears In the] During the next two juteh the rocks and hold Thst™ he after 1 to the hut,| reached after great bard in moldy beanp aye thé wut.) ud other survivors Griffenstan, S48) who had joined him, was terrible, but help arrived from the cable pta- en from jeome and then from | the woman couldn't possibly 1 |} Cassie Chadwick is now making Pardon me, but don't interr bu in the penitentiary at me again, She ts a mother of 27! Ohio, he ought to be a years.” | hg made holes In « good omens | many # pockets A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. Judge Gromecup,” says a Chicago paper, “sees more graft in the af-| | faire of 109 years ago than in thoan of tay s And se doce nearly every pr « attorney tn the country why there’ Big grafts from lit- grafting. tle franchises grow OM Chief Ger took hiw eighth wife the other day. Geronimo’ ie true to his Apache nat his old age scorns ‘THOUSANDS MORE. generally known thet bed more loavéw of ant | | made in Seittle ther kind, “but r reason for this kept the whole neigh A No other Uftad uatil daylight.” h goneraral iatactton, | - 1 nutrition, as Wut NO FURTHER HOMrR. t quently where {t “What you b kod | In ays used. There tt ait , : s, but all genuine Here, don't try to string me. She | od. with perder _—_ fe & mother of | tite the state a rome - be a mother of ut I money, ride. made it cost add- Donk VUE eS Mace Qaor’s Phones 416. St aie Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. c me and See Seeing 1s Believin THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. & EMBANKMENTS LEFT BY SECOND AV. REGRADE | py¢ ori OF MUCH WORRY TO MOTHERS IN SOURCE THE NEIGHBORHOOD | | | On account of the high embank FEAR BABIES WILL "FALL OFF HIGH CLIFFS to oceupy jump-off refusing na empty, tenants houses that border 70 to 100 fe One house is inaecemible except from one 4 the back hanging eep suspended in mid-air on aceount of the earth crumbling away from be neath it, This plave te occupied. by er, although the tenants wil! foreed to vacate soon, & the ond house is now In « precario tion All that fe needed for the protec tion of the children ts a four-foot fence surrounding the embankment This could be done with very iitte expense to the city and It would | afford much relief to the worrled | mothers in the locality. There ts only one cloth danger sign tn two blocks and this js im #uc that no one can read It THE COTTONY SCALE © the principal aamault hay raids on the side etree is and are {ting serious depredations | The tovaston of my seale has been be h your and the mat-| ter will be brought to the attention! nd at } made of the city counct! for consideration. | | Unlike most parasites, the cottony | | ponte « tm not only the leaves, but | sino the twigs, branches, trunks and try The of an ie tected by the o ie about « fh in length. It ts ottony, Muffy exuda-| ne-eighth tly de-| scales are numerous tt attracts at- tention by the snoy whi of the affected parte ‘The Puget sound climate te part rly favorable to the healthy th of the cottony scale and It ts hing ahead the work on me must be lost in gt helping the goods You may buy * are } or credit you for cash wait Moving Boon to | wether all might, The Contractors our new store with at in great shape, we're glad to say Suits, Skirts, Coats, Underskirts, Waists, Furs and Millinery Here at Unheard of Prices Come in at once don't mise this great Eastern Outfitting Co., (inc) Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. 1832-34 & becoming a menace to & le shade and fruit trees William McReynolds reported to! the police that he had been touched | for $80 night below the deadline last He was out for a time, and | happened to make the acquaintance ot of a Swede giving the Thompson. The pair name traveled Reynold’s room, where th This morning Thompson w and so was the money. Later this | morning Reynolds saw Thompecn slept on the street and they had a drink | Reynolds sald noth } | together, bat ing of the robbery H. A. Bryant night good tim: sponding hia money and thinks that someone who saw | him picked bie for the amount pocket all rid of our stock ponstble The low ting orks to y. there are plenty of cl hee-buying opportu: ond Ave. ——PIANOS ——. | We set] better pianos at lower rates and on easier payments | than any other house tn the city, KOHLER & CHASE, | flecond Avenue C. A. MEYER, Men | to- | and later went to) gone | 1002 Yesler way, re- | | ten containing the eggs, and where| ported that he had been robbed of | $60 in the lower end of town last} He had heen out having al | ‘NOTICE TO | Padded te de de ted ainda deletes Beak t ) | * * * REBUKE FROM TH % ® fe A nfl the activit * bond. - 1 ’ a wn * ' 1 at th have ao @ e+ trot that tts * | {not w im : e * |e he an of com . mecrotary i tod ' ie iffing t oft of . TOMMY Of her ¢ and =P. J.) girl f At from ther " b cabin i Hopkin i ra a ih k ar Dike ! ,‘ f the IHlinois! ta ' ure tn par h A VEW PICK-UI ! yen it y in the ¢ : € : e EMPLOY ) LABOR, u at { toa ba | gre uw Chicago w ghar ' nt F un action c i poe am ns After the sena * son Ja 4 n a year, 00 was appolt t ator Hopk ; Master in chancery Th f that Chicago bar protested bout tors of the Aur sult, J&mes occupies # nous of- | w ' fives and the fee in waid tol and ch , be worth about 000 & year y quently beem tmepend. When He & wember of | ed netpally fq the house present bankruptcy to eh bor comattions, law was enacted. Upon bis ret apect ‘The Aurors b penn of bankruptcy | ( work Kiven Us more referee was placed ealmly in the| trouble thar v taetory ig ands of his own law rm His | our * t then partner, Frat ner, t whom thus fell the ful wi wren t babesad take toe Business Letters the con-in-law of a millionaire was a very profitable one « pock vines banks, | for several yea Then the position | ¥ « 4 to the eer. was passed into the hands of an-| ings , he H. ©. ther member of Hopkins law firm, | & ¢ : ng themaetves | Fred A. Dolp The bankruptey | va ‘ getters Thy business was practically all gone . y before Christ. through with by the time Doiph appearing: and looked for broader and th at each bank | Hopkins ger ly owed the! placed me ‘ count for the refereeship to go to an outside law-| savings tis readty yer, J. 8. Sears, with m, how * oy are inereas. | ever, he was in political all | ( the bank's bmg Fanny Hopkins, the 5 ness oe ~ ————aeniniey ve Saturday sv set ials at The Quaker. Antiseptic Abs price 40c; Bat a 19¢ Sanitary Napkins a a al, per onae.: urday epecta ERYTHING FX IAVERS FOR Litt Ever Ready Safety o«. So strep ping, 24 keen edged jes in handsome reguis © $5.00; Quaker’s Saturday fn loath GiNette Safety Razors. Extra biades, per Shamate Razor, guara: Natehell Safety Razor, cx Koch & Co.'s F lean Px Quaker’s spectal r Hone; Quak Rex Razor Hon regular 7 Swaty Razor Hone, regular Rabin Razor D. regular price $1.00 wine Horse Hide Razor Stro: etal Genuine Porpoise Razor Strop, regular price $1.25 Extra value H. epertal Williams’ Shaving Soap Colgate’s Shaving Soap, per bar Quaker Almond Cream, per be Violas Antiseptic Shaving Lotion reo Hide Raror Strop, per bar regular pri Quaker . Kantshed Shaving Brush, regular p Quaker’s spect Badger Hair Traveler's Shaving Brush, regular price SOc; special . cement filled, extra long “ie Heavy Barber's Shaving Brush, Quaker’s special * reguiar price 40 Small Badger Shaving Brush, regular price 4 Quaker's” The Quaker makes FREE DELIVERIES to all parts ot the Use your phone. Main 1240, Ind. 1240 2d Ave. A few steps north of Pike street. The Fair 1513-15-17-19 2d Av AGenuine sen 5 Out Sale W@verything In our store has been marked ainly move them. We n tin an entirely new k town to prices that mi an to clean out our present stock hroughout. phone us every me jou ale ® In this way we can be certain d giving our subscribers a perfect vico—and it is the only way. 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