The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1906, Page 5

BRR THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, FE 1906. TWAT MESSAGE TQ | — WouLon' rr maxe vou SORE I [DISLIKE CONTRACTORS ALICE 1S GROWING’ 7 || SOMNAMBULANCE ny —— BOARD OF WORKS MAY PUT MR. ERICKSON ON CARPET FOR HIS SLOW COMPLETION OF THIRD pines CONTINUE TO COME IN TO THE STAR OFFICE gust | | @ ONE WEEK MORE IN WHICH TO MAKE UP THE LieT, provided for in the pro my wagon and they a heap. The and unly on AV. REGRADE. | game eRe e AeA AeA HE ERE E EE MEE ED | - ’ 4ERe'S Th ac { 8 HE 1© SCHEME : | Contractor ©. J. Brickson ap-|tract will not be annour neil ‘ te the sent te Aiton: Simesshiele un Bee |pears determined to continue bis|the officials ha od a cha a Leggett a Bag . sevelt on the day of her * neglect. of the Third av, rewradelover the figur « 1 ‘ —_ Nol ‘ are bed hereto, send you, through # | work so that he can handle private ]that all the speeifient * The Seattie De ar, the best of the State of Wa: be ontracts, Today he requested per- | piled wit! ‘d May » marriage vows bring to you @ season of ha: * minsion of the board ef public] Mo Bros. & Co. of th Be isat will tect t your life time vr works, through the signatures of] their figure being $24,960. On ate ts at ded the name of every Star reader ® property owners, to move sil the|item the bid of the Camden I e he “Roosevelt &di J frame buildings on the west side| Works was $31,000, and that of whe will send to t ® t Ed Seattle Daily Star, Beat. # W | and the = 8 ie Wash.” ten cents and hin or her mame written ptainty in ink. @ of Third between Jefferson and| Puget Sound Bridge and Dredg C. Ws Tenens : fe will coat a fraction of a t more than ten cents to transmit w James, #0 that he could take out}Co, $26,47 Mr. C. W. Toner, the well known | ach name attached to the message, This slight extra expense # | the dirt with a steam shov | Ryan Lowest 4 op and tenets soe @ and the coat for Cransmitting the message itesif The Star will w For a month past Mr. Erickson] ae iu 1 bef th 4 meet. «| }has been engaged in cutting down| T. Ryan was the weet on th a . e ae | the block A by the ce mnty and | ma mry work, h ($9 H qi Writitee eee eee ee eee eee eee ee ae bounded by Jefferson and Jamea| being w han § W than a a —y } sta, and Third and Fourth avs jthe next weet offer. The Puget “ iis deeds Sound | and De ng Co} ir. 1 ha Iryen've a ol with the hepe that hundreds more} . - | $26,736 he See Con ¥ fl will come to you so that “ the meantime Third av., which | Stn ting ¢ r Pan sm na All ry It ta th f aly —— greet! te neewn lee w - ntract r son holds fom ad It to the oa’s pois ore om canes bitin tae oak clals to have this stand f . sage to # Roosevelt, and there] work of lowering the James | riv n fit , . « are not half enough dimes in the} Jeable tra has been held up| MOneNS GF Tet YoRe — ha of the “Roosevelt Editor” yet. | Erickson's uprer Gmein - ~! ask A Weve got to have seweral bund J] moving the dirt im the], ompiaint charging G it . to help by m | " " t th qapee and Wilh oa ame a "Twill Be Safe, | me édaiieee eae Ce = : Mydogy s gt , sche dag ~ the A . « Don't be afrafd to put your dime ra hay on impassable.|don a forged che for 5 on th ee co 8 8 an oF e@ and send it a fe be necessary to make & detour eandinavian- Aw an bank Joakim promising \ \rowgh the malls A small n| eitislass ventt hee vk gee ane cit tee. ke a dime is just as safe in the mea cay Mchenry . Alice Hin Sinte mail as it i carried im your hand} oF othe . ia matter | ight to The Star offien Of hit to t d ering taking a Me W. Markhas ‘ aaly au carry the ime to The Star! » tam | gemter named Alice a Mt ft you wish an ceed | | Standpipe Bids. | Me Markham sent a t ma dray or in i | | =f far this morning §=W tr. | Just get it he BB yin amps of | pctalds were opened y by the! sé Markham sa)! Y new may Hers thou we} : 4 bed —— 4... aad as Mtrack me fn ft ourne to a | } ® propones have fust hed a le 5 hing in oppe: he church “ A ¥ No | ward has been made an con country, 60 ax * but if for any you can't get} | ews My sis at 1 > ch f& tomorrow ot the diene j this summer and . s have ~_" nile Deliciieliliieitn wenn part of it is that b a A , . 2 envelope with y : * . aad bet Dirthday and add t to the “R. | * the county clerk's office Diisbes wetting dn ! ¥ Editor, & Daily Star, Be Pet eeewrewereens oc ay after Major Otto # will please fod ¢ att Wash —* = 4 — |® C. Rich, @ passonger on a # * nployes and lawyers pres- & \* Y ; x i ¢ t i* t ace « * * < man, for pot ring |e 55 « The * * * to seare a dog off * ‘ family * |* f received a any * 7 te * i of ® \* he hands of the # * arria eed the * was arrested & saan aaeeenerene . tis wey * laint of ® month. Consulta and @xa Cc ¢ elgit en # Rich * “T have not withdrawn from the if ination free. : at once, BEND RESOLUTIONS TO CONGRESS ASKING THAT 75 PERCENT | at ee eeeeaeeeenane | * 9 CHARLTON THINKS TOUR. « ’ » t failed act OF CREWS ON VESSELS SE ABLE SEAMEN 1ST BUSINESS THIS YEAR . “ ‘e _ ° pling to- | nee : | x. a td ; r tients say - | WILL BE ALMOST AS GREAT, 2°. “hief « 4 M y bumped into a Satvation Army Dear Sirs: I beg t Tht | | n@er, are bo after t ‘ at 5 k thie t your treatments - $i > “ BS vet of reso! 2a ed for and that which te! AS LAST YEAR. | 1 f the » \ at Firat ay. and Battery at. A wet mee & - ested in seeing that HE has a block } . . ' was immediately [case of { it BEFORE YOU MARRY HIM “oe } When I began with you ar ago | must confess th ha ry much faith in ¢ being cured, for my case was * Meise inpued th ffect that he ination, was att and would fight for dp the Beattie Setiors sdagied by ibe Bot Mie meeting. « tamed to amend the no} ying Megartiog (he crows and SEATTLE | tod bos tte that the local union m em em om emm mys Mr. Caritor the ne | fighting for rj it to the ta: AN | ONEST PIANO AT AN t uch HONEST PRICE. bad, and I had taken so much ra so sin tno « pecter with the entertainer HAT ' th ‘ r bipe mh a me 7 amendm i“ SIDNEY SOULE SAYS thophomore clase held won for] Ca ‘oll hae a temporary leave of LECTUM On “ii med ¢ without doing me an Pianos for rent Largest opoates by the rece Va on | PORTLAND COULD DO AND girte Phin oe ” ‘- : me" * and ie w ting wens v 2 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE good. that | had about given ur stock of Pianes In the city an Seaulane A ay to secure the nomination * hose. wer . — al 4 Saaiepeeteges nest Teeetine ARS: SDT gionaty te comnten te tent nope ALLEN 4 GILBERT-RAMAK congresanien (rr had at least C - North act wen rege | FIRST ‘CHURCH OF chaisr, reasonable ed to ER CO. fave Been suppiied with op enenn} railroad, believes that the tourtat) "Pe hird . w t SCIENTIST, make sore ¢ 1h 1406 Second Ave. Ra viseletions, waich w aes [business to Puget sound this y ontrol and tre will give him «| Beattie, at suffered so long, and my very favorably with | Seed footing to a for help when JRAND OPERA HOUSE, is 80 complete, that I feel it a Sunday, 3 P.M. February 11, 1906. ongrenms a fare the committee 2 ore he « © MR and it is the hope of pute the responsibility for the man- | senting I one during the travel| be reaches t . Sintions tn nate thid eomattien eeriers that the proposed change| ning of ships sotely with the local) Dany ™ t and & fair at F ar } MRS, SUE dinven MIMS, ity of expressing my gratitude UNION BAKERY Sittey which wil requiat torn qtving them the right to} Portland her day, and this | /48d Inst yoar | Charles Mann and Charles H. De | of Atianta, Ga. and wishing that others might AND CAFE ehapacter of crews . who are seamen and who are od a Portiand paper Cheap colonist ratee to the const! vig were arrested yesterday morn.| Member of Roard of Lectureship of | know what you have done for ten- ii me. 8 rely isis “OND AVENUB. wil! be instituted by transcontinental lige by Special Officer Clark and| the Firet Church of Chrtet, Boston, Mare ould buy and sell Se # change the and you w not know tn a| lites Feb. 15° saya Mr. Charlton.) Patrolman O'Connor, suspected of| galing on the high seas and other} not. Under the propos MRS. MATTIE L. LONG Daditg Of water except rivers lrespensiDility will be fixed with the SION FRER Me ifference between the regu- employing company. ial way that the deal had| "Tne $28 rate to the Pacific cm«t/stealing « harness of which thay] ,y maifien, $12 Sixth avenue 629 Queen Anne Ave Good Angel Cakes » pines . nue daily untlh April 7.| ware trying to dispose, oom, $83-024 Alaska Bide 7 wl " Strangers may be more impross- | T™ kets are good in tourist sleep. | ; | Wener treasurer, BK. &. Langhead 4 with Seattle because of the hus-|°f* &Pd Indications point to a re-| _. pail at, 83 ¥ mre ei | 7 FOR janide, J, Rings; guardian, € o and bustle there, bat Portland rhably large tourtet traffic to the} ] Groke many times the richer of the tw ific const 1} | The new organization fille a long | ci argest merement ever ex-| | want in the busy shingle town Also Mr. Soule anid that bie firm | cod in this northweatern coun- || ‘The. clerks will_at once begin | had looked over the fleld here and pccur next year at the time feampaign for shorter hour At} then in Portland of the Christian Endeavor ven present they work until 9 delock, | to ostablieh a branch house beg peat men ny ns = = ' er e- |and. they wilt request thett om-| Ie 4 eo and it to m ; cee ate ery employer ts {n favor of she lines over Mr. Soule’s story. nected With tha cnfertainmeant of all its drudgery and inconveniences, the Gfganixation of ” Retest | MOare, tt ts sald. The sew organi: | very Seattle man who wants {0/ in, convention. Righty thousand | usually sets in about today, Satur } Gale International Protecttre|*8t08 will acquire a Ball for ite/buy rubber goods should rush his! esne were attracted to San Fr | day, as Monday is the day, in moet | tmediation, 52 members signing the) eles weer along te Mr. & » when the convention was held |] homes, that the over dreaded wash } 4 } 7. 1 u q day nes ° y Bo e offer | tomstitution. The Rallard clerks as : | * in 1897, and in 1907, because | this timely suggestion: Instead « | fembled in Fraternal hall and elect } W. Simons, char with se DEDIGATE CHURCH © general prosperity of the coun-| thio timely suggestion: Instead. a od the following of ficers: ;@ watch and chain and several oth a large — should come to! ng up a ther 5 ° = 210) and | Presiden: ’. Leach; first vice ticles of jewelry from a rest e Puget sound country Pd : me 2 preatdent Soe Mabie Rhene lanes §h Passed, win pnt’ here let us send for the washing, thereby | b } relieving you of all work, drudgery and inconvenience. Our f ead vice president. J. Hardey | yesterday by Patrolman Kelly and} The dedication servi eal Mapenting-fnanciai secretary, F. C.| Police Driver Keane toylatem Avenue Unitar “mute . ui 1 Sunday at il a m. ’ er aa ~ the average famtly washing does same will be a mere Ge YUND, and when it’s known that | jus e t Rowing mM 5 ‘ay wt 1 not exceed 12 pounds, you can read weedy cas ence i ily see the saving to you is consid ey cada sims ‘ erable, even though you have been ROUND-UP OF TEXANS. i doing the washing yourself. Our | a | NEGRUNER, Mich, Feb. 1—|) Sales ber pound t h ?, , all Texans | pire was discovered in the shaft of roaing I flat piece a the Terrtt!-Maverick company Pio- morning. Three hundred = mtnera/t wg te neer butlding. After having a social | wer the ne when the fire | ! DISTON HIGH-GRADE good time and reviving the oldest | o¢5 red most of the soa. tt | HAND SAW, No. D-$ 1,25 and most vener t th numer me = “ue “ y stortes, the band stam t mir the nt fam ' lic HIGH-GE seied temporarily with plane for ®) age or lone of life | } SUPPORT apron, plenty wermanent organization and other } of pockets " sin the futur EIGHT MORE CHOSEN. it} ] " } 39¢ | | | } atee! The Ladies of Calvary Bres Eight more debators were select-| byteria will » an “At led at the university yesterday aftor Hot sday aftern at the noon during the tryout for the two!| home t Hramaa, T 24th av. | teams that are to be chosen to at ; Idaho and Oregon in the three-« | ad nered debate next pring. They wore | lon Hoe with hickory 8 MECRANNTS pro In the following order | vin tte] "Yee | COMPETITORS sia ene | ieee tl ARE SORE |: sce Tse Siti ea es oe | Thursday, will ap tryout which is to might poar in the fin | be beld Ma High-grade Mann's handled TINE NAPKI 25e are act HEAVY TINNED STREL BA + SPOON 26 —— 69c extremely low pr t on goods at Bart The Cymrodorian soctety, a Welsh tores, 610 and 606) club, numbering among its mem t Ba t in busi-| bers many of the most prominent » compet He's in! pec of Seattio, will give a ban f » bi mers yet at the Matson Barberts tomor might and Monday will offer more | row evening in honor of Thom ig bargains and the lowing are| Richards, baritone with the sf Ee Third Ave. and S. Main Street HANDLE le If you want rea lhe; jelry at moderate watchmaker and md avenue ne! e rices, see Ro