The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1906, Page 7

——— THE SEATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1906. HOGS DRAG DOWN: [= says HE 1S WOT |THIS MAN SPEAKS PR¥ATE jon oFthe victims of the wreckeu Valen | SCHOOL TEACHER -<. PERKINS’ TOOL —FROMEXPERIENCE shipped to th young woman's home | j a cn ® San Francisco at 9 o'clock to. ‘ night. noaney Watson - - “ WASHINGTON, D, ©, Feb in 1903 and Inspector Whitney tn b miroyed by a b MISS DOROTHY JACOBS WITHOUT PROV a “yee om COMPARY In reply to the ¢ t is a) 1898 before bi eo ae y in he bodies of 12 per arTAck OCATION AND | Will ship the remains it EF beninae Pathak dameiate | ist rl yell rena rotary ANTAL F. HAAS, MUNIGIPAL OWNERSHIP CANDIDATE FOR COUN 1 it in = TEAR OFF HER ORESS—NEI GHBORHOOD INCENSED, Metcalf waid Coday that the senator }ago requested secectary Metcalf to CIL, FOR LONG TIME OPERATED YESLER CABLE LINE—DE : ae 4 ——— | knew nothing about his xelection for} make a searching investigation 1 ' r the portfolio and to prove he ls not} that no charges might be brought SIRES EXTENGION OF CITY LIGHT PLANT i he Had tt 0 - The dogs are owned by a 4 tool of the Pacific Coast Steam-/against him, the senator, that be Mra, Thompson, and have been « j*hip company he produces the ree | protested against an investigation — “: ra, Dod . ¢ of much annoyance ‘3 ord showing that Inspector Turner | beeause he was formerly attorney| sunictpal Ownership along con-{cinct and ward. For ten yea oe he Dorothy J« t f th Virtousnoas was appointed by the ctvil service | for tb yship company l|servative line the platform on | wa tentifie wit ‘y aiding at 19 hbor omplain that they al aaa oo t - it, (oni A, 0 2 the Municipal of the ¥ Way cable f | 4 jeen severe!) y ally snapping at pass by} Ownership party candida tant to the receiver at at | which attackest , ar} veral children have been at | Iman from the @ixth preeinet | er Me charge of \ na fer dome yext h hia ta the first case! lof the § id ward stand himself. F gas walking & * any damage waa done | Mr. Haas is one of the old timers the lr to h nttle Kilect " pet Dome whe M Dy ferry av mn) jof the city, He has watebed the mpany, when tha . warning, *'" ne of be haned into thel. % | prene metrop grow from *| bought out all the opp . “ . der dress co yu logs and ia afraid) 9% CELESTIALS ARE TAKEN lays, He gh nt t Wa pad the yours © " Ave wh they are ia sight 2 conve with local and /t f i k n , tt , TO CITY HALL TO REGISTER—| | ag . | * gad and only e ; part of the owner | | de nt of the has | mir n he ma he 5 TELLS CAPTAIN COUSINS HE eg Ge nelabdors, . y at the mn made to repay| CLERKS DUMBFOUNDED. " 1 a particularly Be | on f the beat paying in the | ‘ . gereama, saved lias Jacoba for the damage done | » the requirements for the | and } idea it r DID RIGHT IN LEAVING VAL- i future ar servi “ { ‘ | my | | For the first time in th | “Of course I believe in muni ENCIA no histo ” Jot the city, six Chinese resideoc | : cwnerehip of publie wtilitie ‘ Could Make Improve | | tored yesterday at the city hall pias § ibm aid yesterday, "but only along No. 14 Ne ; : | Jand will eb oe SOES . T CAN —" . Jand business-like do not _ Aree = I rotee ek een Pah to cast thete GOES TO CHURCH, BUT CANNOT FIND HER WAY [(PiDusinews tiie line ae the /a8Y prone 1 ideas w een ' " netructions tn . 4@ Municipal election on | : al mapatgge re to improved street ca vice the f the Valencia Mar aa + - > ib pen oo! ” up \ en. pond te ; HOME-—NOW IN CARE OF FAMILY, ee neering ne ang manage (24 In reply to a question, “I wreck n Couxins, who is im his procedu was wo ne nal | tt takes Ume to aequire ang as “\not say rT would do we 1 at ot acif pa hovel that the registration por of [* business sissies t6 thew 1 On ‘ > * am gy and city officials have recov we have an excellent service | t tiv ’ to that. ae E ae : | ered from thett wacom An aged woman giving the name;are, what church she ettended or in eis wk abides bp Cassie oe lbmretny: ee lel pio Panera eee ie cane r. laimed that within the of Mra. Walters was to eater * ne 3 - " gh eee tin Shee scneadlge ye et has been ‘ be pere [Pr esnge the eo atin ’ ira, Walt was lost y day | what part of the city it was located.| up a1) certainly of the opinion that ' oe —_ nee nee Pov “ = ae ; ee ARGUMENTS IN THE TRIAL OF LEM SHORT, GREAT NORTHERN = think they are ent while returning heme from church! ' Yiet rday afternoon she appeared | We Ought to have m money for lit would be out of the que arke aid fficia estan . i rights of the ballot " ur electric Hight system. It should |me to +4 this ¢ 7 - ox & a HOLD-UP SUSPECT, WILL CONCLUDE TOMORROW MORN- | thommolves hefen ta Penne "| phage danger ts acinar agian residence of a Mra. Hall at | be enabled to extend and become the |T would teeommend. Of & ae tie dra at, apeetd the jclerk# and demand that — the 0 | | utilitarian it was intended for. |there are no doubt, instances where | compar lo obeyed instr f oe 7 e | "1 Bri r lot woman says whe ts 72] at, where whe was taken care of ana| ‘ited #0 . at ve “ouoas exten- | where I ach t annot maintain The fate o6 atts i at tor . 1" oes ysons Brings Ther “4 mye A i noti. | "one ” made without any de ruratin: ants tak ples ecanetesy aio: she: il . 7" of age, but does not know] * ve fet pots ee ae Se ling, a to ereatelare nonaivan 48 ge ant by ve es ie *: tiomey Fred Lysons appeared tice and they are now at. | 07) consistent w e fra ‘ tr bedience attorney, My elgg A ’ woadbvedi iy: Ary indy's folks, |e @ lant and then|under which th , ppsetine being tries! . t \ = called a se ong! fret four of the Chinese, | here she lives, who her re I a « a — ** | handi ap it at the start, No private t ~ ‘ae taal t my ty t in t| Toles the bors atime red o tm revattal to] Who dea * to be registered. This bus ul eed on that fine | upon them 7 insist | geek the hie i ’ . ft the M a neludod hin = Ten, Chin and s too much to expect the Pi it | : wre toca ped og ered Shuck, Gee and Chin Loy broth jfull results from our municipal em-| this pace bu 1 fee green by tor ' € the hold-up, sherttt|°™ be * another Chinese who terprt pout it has the necessary | owes a duty t : pearing of ov! . “e entivied, denying certain | S8Y° Si# name as Tan Hing ithe i ney to branch out and reach all | not wish to shir . gompleted is el treat mer santas wae a cook on the C the pec * whom it is intend-|] am not arty gatments of 1 wyere wi ‘ Stee hie a . a & survivor of that ship pom ed to do business Lever . ie she was wrecked in the straits oo | Mr, Haas is one of the best | prefer main in ret itt —_ y 10, 196 t pain in retiremen t nua 1904. / owe men in the elty and has lif] am elected | will se j he registration clerks were, fig strong following in his home pr : ‘ al wratively, thrown in the alr at the Cara TWO IDELAND SALES thet that (hey more ative born wiimday soreeah. Sameon th bh that they were native born | Re 85 Rape y - amen spe Baer Eo nah ~~ State, could] 4 purglar who was evident!) bad-, hallway and spon Inquiring whe . PLANKING IS: Sas Caaitia tenits — Feb Kaiser William eee . @ the English woe vom ly lacking in nerve, 4d to! he wanted, the bure " oh De n 1 a gold bracelet for the c ‘tected | rob oe realde « of 7 4 aay powd ily “ar all und the n « r . . BLACK AND E. J. VIF } the realdenc x F. Spring-| heels and ap 7 ne ag on a ch ts FRANK D, BLAC . VIRTUE THE PURCHASERS—LUND A ; ~ _roe the bal-| stine at 912 TTth at. youterday aft Mra. Springatine rmed with DAN jot burglary | m present of Miss Alice FARM 1S SOLO. rt te gh * than paRsiNg | ernoon, and was scared away by| pothing more dang t rod | Ro “ —_—_-—-—_ Mange. each of the quartet wore) plucky Mra. Springstine hairpins. T ‘ Fe - © regular queue of their country The wotnan heard a noise on the | came frightened and decamped wit } t be h of MEME NR RI ages egilgg apse ma t A farm at Meadow= | ian with mentee ee game || lower floor early in the afternoon | out tryir intimidate her | yesterday with two sales com | dale, on Greet Northern, 5 siieh With neatness and dispatch. | and went duwn to Investigate. She| as known he took nothing of The éanan t Gierably above the aversx Edmonds Mr. Lund wae an found a strange man lurking in the! The case was reported to the wy s condition of the A. BRIDGE & CO—Popular Price Clothiers. Meats plankin, the Take Unik The Rainier !sveement mp homestoader, Raving lived ft the j . 6 » al nion ell to Blirabeth J. V yrare ' and hold ' ae vlevard ake and @hod in the Ladd Tracts toctod tein at pat tie oo ih et { remont has ng much fe T and & bs é: lots S| He expects te ces Dene, els ws atehanad } i paatic 1 © whose Meek fT. bow ‘ a) and | the sale im ter a * » business king ¢ ; 4 n ae i ne Over Bren age on th be Great . ny to demand th * t maciway f the mules in gpeent involved N ma fC the ballot wilt be watched n} t belts vy LF | a Dy Tuttle be sored | more t passing Interest. Attor t 4 : a plank and it . ‘ See ete ae eae narrowly ak ac the f ~ e basing covery Fight to Bpecial to The @tar [which w necennit k bay w extstor and vote if they ao desire, 9 : ; ing the ant ander | y alt pa ne om they are mative bore Ac CTORIA, B.C, Feb, ~The A, fi ; : ® a are hatur t of J of a we velieved to t J, wl he planking is fa ar . w " . line WASHINGTON, D. ¢ Pe away,” said Mr. Tuttle ¢ the «€ - h e ha long ough resider from Shasta al. and t) SHINGTO t Fob. eome steps . te teken : ‘ ‘ . for nary « e Buys Lund Farm plate re pe ¥ ce . y the victime of the Pass of Melfort!) venniat Pa a (t. Thie morning it was fogg 1 Wat a Ww - a want a te bey mat + ten «rock, wan found near Wreck bay | 2 @¢ War department has been noti s ? u ne it f Ages eed. The features are! Pied by the officers who b nvestigat zh #0 wet thrown | HGH ScHooL sTuDENTS HIS NAME ro Fiat Ta : b Speolefeerlos WRITE FOR POINTERS WAS NOT peer tayet wut vote on RUSSIANS | QM LIST) wssccccas-m-cc| UNION SCHOOL BOMBARD The Chamber o.”, tlemen's association met this afternoon for the purpose on j of perfecting a state organization Cc. W. KNIGHT AMONG THOSE!) The meeting promtees to be im port to the cattle Interests of ‘ ‘ 1 WHO LOST THEIR LIVES On ed poet sod . 2 a “ of | special school election will be held | THE VALENCIA inaugurate a fight against the beef] in Bothell Feb. 10 at trust | BOTHELL, Wash, Feb. 5.—al Suit and Over- coat Sale The Greatest Seattle Ever Had vote on the question of forming a be —_ = penser Albert Willis, of Spokane, one of union high school district with , . my le the survivors of the wrecked steam ‘i a ever e ship Valencia gives the name of C. H, LEBOLD Woodinville, Bothell and Woodin. SG 6 5: RR ea Tai W. Knight as one of the party of | ville combined can f sh 25 pupils WAR W ix naval mea from San Francisco} higher « coming col on. | | year eer list given by | - : —— the company and ae he wast cy repens ot ems nate Oral PLUADER BE A RESULT | Efegant Suits—-in Double and those rescued his name must cr “ " “« MlsUINOTON, Fon. 5—Geuator Patterson's democratic colleagues] be added to the already long death |f Bredee, Labold & Cox, with of-| Single Breasted Styles, worth $8.50, Grosvenor w ropose an sinety we astonishest et wtrick 0% jlure this | os Viding that aty , f = ® wae . © bis |shortly after, Mr, Lebold was over : a ‘ ~ . ot heal Vanier teal 3 sates |6t Years of age Funeral arrang is Overcoats of same y 130% : yet. Bonney-Watson company have value--choice for . ul STILL SEAR HING | \ the body in charge. ' . enale - - ~ ata * a: he : section to 4 systematie rebtery of the Palle} 0, oeeeceesear $6.50 and $7.00 Sole Leather Hat FOR WEST'S BODY Facice i tis cty wea egorsd' we | tanoma won er j : os | “Sea toro Pacis Missy wa ep r | tasma von wer fit ame noel = Sas Cases, on . a a migh ve and sald he did want immediate t lice bY Special Agent | Association F nail League yester t er regr s- ‘consideration bot asked that A RE ey dle wick jay, defeating Port Blakeley by 3 to sale ¢ ; = : " " nator Pa : yn immediately | Oe" naymond West, the feattle bes er tes in which loot | picking and may yet at the senate chamber wh 1 in the Kel river near] INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 5—|[2," °°" erable amount he » class race Ask Cl for Union Card : Ukiah, ¢ No effort is beine |The executive board of the miners} oie oon wary 21 the ply box was o » body and the |are meet t to ar we details a. pation’ ¢ A lone highwayman held up A. E. a programing with lot the clasthed confilet rat the mm | Of all ite supplies, om Janu- | 1 seorstrom. his wits aed Mire. A. 2 rant ary hieves **” 40 ots 5 ad ‘ a : ; aajwill 6 bave oa agate antl) 1@ sheets, on January 31 they took . 1 — “— t. e D re & ss of cost until no hope Washington, Feb. &.—Minister| oy, © ae — pg het ng be was not. more . . ss entertained for the recovery | William W. Rockhill to china cables | poy but carried away a laree tem ' e backed of the d remain the State Department that R. H./ por of br ss Pecan tht tone hel @ holding m on pro. . Morell, an American writer and| et, °f ! m ithe cars. The | prietor, acceeding in making good 1415-1417 Second Avenue . inh ia ‘ f > tudent without passports has been | commence " a : MAN UNDER OATH SAYS SEA WAS NOT ROUGH NEAR VALEN MARINE NOTE murdered tm the tnteriar ’ The e Next Door to the Bon Marche CIA WRECK - % actoas the lower portion of his face el i J > that Langerat nable » ve a ¢ KING EDWARD rs : ' ; 2 BIG PRICES NG EDW! fives description of hin viet || Be SESS See IN TACOMA) —[V POOR HEALTH [<2 © MA © oe RENEE © REE ee - : j | “nae mee es eee $ The Monarch Crvrury Furnrrure Company @ y TON Fet A ‘ NE SL TT, . iM Kaneahet Lamber & Shingle com-| Rnority for a T he Best Range in : ‘ | TARY, 6 SOR ot ee ee eee ae | ant Kind Ot health in 8& Srconp Avenve & SprinG SrReet : Lon the Kureka| Wray ompeny Es : the World . . : Fight blocks of land situated 150] °°" - . “ " LAN DRU C8 | land ¢ egg ones feet below the level of the street, at | ment ' WE OFFER $30 CASH FOR ANY MONARCH Cc : / and th . FREMONT | an toetsmtereoction oe Peettio ant Bast | C28 a heaven SaLicae te omplete Kitchen #07 First av, | | cor bth st, were sold to an outsideg,, ‘ ‘ Saest suicae ae jens Duyer today for $60,000. Conserra. /i0nt bie line hse’ sateild Furnishings ; | | tive real « p men say the land) the MONARCH for fuel CABINETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, COOKING ~~ | is not worth more than $150. | economy, heat radiation, | UTENSILS, WOODENWARE, ENAMEL 2 Patrolman Olmetead r i toly | WARE, TINWARE, FIBRE WARE, CROCK. ” ‘ob. 5. jecreta a | perfec baking nd dur hag “ vr erat on i rte her! to hes iseued & wenthe chensenank tn : . ability, Bread need not | BiINATION RANGE TO » 5-CENT SPOON— ae eas net aething ot. — ae ‘She In capect.| Which he defies Mayor Wright and aa desired be turned in a Monarch | ALL OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY AND » night, but th ing of ; 4 : s expect: | Taveral other city officials to ask | permitted up oven—it'’s sure to be | VERY LOWEST PRICES, i ¥ ph dB vat , Py for a grand investigation of the sior tibet eantedas . | kagway and It M have| Charges of graft which it is alleged . } leese ost off frov inten. | Were whitewashed by the committee NO REPAIRS | at oneal bie/of the city counet) ever required f te } tt » the = the Monarch, : For Home z Me. | The Eleventh Ward Republican we carey. no 2 Wiliiams’ ~ A ee aN ib will hold a meeting in Kidd parts for repairs. | The & will be an ope $5.00 CASH, $5.00 A " ae , a & vee "tO. Fo of freight . ° of | 0 and candidates for municipal sionTH BUYS A tT KIECKHEFERB 7 v have been Invite | os ae i w.31° « MONARCH, WE TAKE a " , 7 :W The committeo in charge thid jome re particular t YOUR OLD RANGE, a | Safety 7 ho fitted out eeeeeeee Stereo eee oe rae ergy nang Ag ALLOWING ALL IT'S “ ” with 12 blades. 85.00 nd the Carmencita for & post inie|Dan Kane | others about both. The Old Ork sat ebruary Catalogue in WORTH AS PART nary Taleum | ' aot ; 4 to pay wfine of| P, T. Sch ch was robbed of his|{afies all. It is the best $3 50 and |§ yours for the asking. PAYMENT ON A NEW. eoeeee4 ‘oderat. Judge De| gold watch and chain last night.|$4 shoe made and is handled exclu . Colgate’s Talewn Powder 1% ech by Medora lee tianl Nn clue tn tha rabhar haa heen atvely by the Men's Shoe store. 804 | SPINNING’S CASH STORE