The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1906, Page 7

et mess * ** Oo THE SE. TLE STAR—FRIDAY, FEB a 6, 1906. Marl Lewis, her T-yoar NOT FAIR: hare of Police Ma ot his grandmother, Hreckineidae, | Mo. | SPEEDED ED ODDO TS ooo i At Ballard; pat Daal’ WATER: | pat INSISTS ON GETTING HOLDS KEY MILWAUK TRACK THAT EXCLUSIVE rO WHOLE ard baseball players will be FRONT—COUNCIL DESIRES JOINT OWNERSHIP, oa ah Breeds med a Ari "are ~ —_ in shape | Manager C. B. Fitagerald is elated ‘ RL Na over uring grounds easily acces Ortyit Konia rnd Sttorneys and laible to parons and hopes to have or} Lage anna won met FO) bumper crowds in attendance this Seabee ake up the tm | season and W » owtng to the The Hine-up will be much the same com! D. at . we eration = Counsel) ag inst year, Woodworth, the phe : » was unexpect: | y aly h and M a » the _amslatance “yi 1 ketop, will form a Milw r oks Only Room for O mm ; UNICIPAL LIGHT | pony ad | The Milwaukee says it must have mt tor which there is aun room| POR VANCOUVER. % a on Raflroad ay, between Atlantic nd Youler way als do not see why The city off That ts the trouble, Vancouver wil! undoubtedly fol bat all railroads be enabled to use| iow the lead of Seat aad com the waterfront mence proceedings newessary to al Atlantic and Yesler will b a ug a 1 power ng to statements embers of the official the nern thern have exclu p other tracks here ts room party from the Hritish Columbia for only one more track, the offi-| metropolis who spent se | dove eclals want to keep this open not! this week visting In Sea only for the Milw« but for The object of their trip Information possible posed garbage cre the mu ml Tight 1 ‘ were > was Harriman and all other roads. They ting to give the Milwankee a own track on Colorado st to glean a abv our matory and Engineer Th he local offictals, and were escorted arownd Safe North of Yealer plant ev bold with ¢ here ts ‘already | and others k im which all Hines | the visitors om son North of Y a awitching tr an have jolnt ownership. The city | the city to points where the muni ffictals want t ve the mew track | pal works were tn operat h of Y natructed under At the city mg station they same conditions to connect with | mpent conatderable t and, while North of Unfversity st. all the) none of the visitors would be tracks are guarded by the commen. | quoted directly, they announced that use Gans, so there ts no danger | without doubt the praposttion of In forth of University Hesioes, two | stalling a munictpal Ne! lant af the Great Northern tracks there} would be taken up by Vancouve will have to be taken tunnel ts completed There is a roadway 27 ae wes mat when the| The party re 4 to their howes yesterday ~~ CONGRESSMEN AN SAVED FROM ~ UKE LINCOLN w a oe Feb. 16,—Bver since the civil war men in publi te Fav prided themecives, when other was wise their physiognomy painfully plain, tn resembling Abra jham Lincoln. Just now there are {three men in Congress th: rival slong the waterfront cil desires to conan ae ai ox helumve use of teams. COURIER RIDES FORTY MILES ACROSS MOUNTAINS TO STAY jelaims to being the only re wean . CUT |ine replies of Lincoln and their va Th PURDEREHS EXECUTION ‘rious friends never let an oppor tunity pase to press thetr merits Representative Cushman Washington, said to be the homell-| may on the Moor of the House, | ow sailing under the nickname | of “The Abe Lincoln of the F while Speaker Cannon and ¢ {Catiam, both from Linee jare Cushman’s worthy ¢ it's « pity, people say, that they did/ REW ARMORY jet live in different ages (hat each | might strut wpon the stage and ame - lapeak his piece, “Behold rf |which made Abe Lincoln Jand pass on to retirement leaged and tn peace. leaders ALBUQUEQ N. M., Feb. 16 B bard ride of 49 miles acrom the Soentains § sve John Conbey’s Qedk from the hangman's noose this Le yesterday Governor a wire that Con y insane in the jait et Taos. The governor or ed an tnvestigation and granted reprieve of one week. The wires]. were down, but a courter left Em- |), bedo on a wild ride for Troe, Con ley killed two mon in a quarrel over mine matters. | 1 1 estants | Wey had gone violent (ETS MILE ward building the Proposed armory age 2 |ta meeting this afternoon tm the of- |! ad . - Washingtonian came to the House | flee of Wil Hi. Parry, a member of | yg ple ta the engital |the board. The armory te already = , | anchal | To consider the next action to the [thought much of anything ab assured, but, owing to the question x | of constitutionsiity of the pressat|2*" member, as te nearly f t be side when the “kid bend lasue, ft has x been decided arrives, Bat day Cash Boy et and Herbert Taylor. j wether the ! aide ng will ae = them sit up and take sotic He — Ae econ (——. y OF OF SO" | made a apeech that set the country mot Ha L: ring | state. cigeting. Coshman was in the lime lary t ays acqu ved a lene Then it was seen that t wees 1 Lincotn; that ts J Georgetown and § presumably | when be wae smmoth-teced er uae as into Seat next time Cushman let loose bis wit Ge. In al el pany 9 in the house every one acknowl been picks ‘ one, jedged they had always thought he point fp a — ‘and ooked ike Lincoln. paralleling Speaker Cannon has silmost/ tracks to a 2 om ot lense gh renown from his position to] . oe his vanity. The speakersbip | feal wa » thros was the goal of his life. He tx quite| bean, Deany & Ewing, the | me oat about resembling Lincoln Being flied tn county auditor's bin the last month Secretary of fee this afternoon IW ar Taft met Speaker Cannon at «| | reception. You resemble © thit | Speaker, more every day rat ward, | sec retary enmit Lincota, Mr. | new republican ected by the sald the LECTURE AT = yor that, Mr cretary {: Thieds was the response from Cann 8 —MoGuire Bhould Uncle Shelby . Sixt would break his heart ss. know that has been his stock in a; Wing . wenty year. } 1. MF Senator Cullom h ¢ Rev. Air Martin has Mone tense dr Re Bod e%eries - he as ning When any one reminds him of the} : ance to Lincoln he invart- | : id me; I believe be was con- | % oe gt Map be bomeliest man in Amert- | are two more to| North Yakima capitalists have/S0, a) « Quakeress asked Cullom | ary 23, the sub- | formed & trust everallto do ething for her. “Friend Masterpieces | Seattie business men are assoctated | thee what resembles Mr. Lie ’ She repeated her request and Na aad Pus Rights-of-w feeds have been it was granted. As ahe was ¥ eries Pom- | tied at N Yakima by the North eno said, “Friend, t very much | ha nat ratiway . Mr. Lincoln.” j néed and that The Bound Lovente t comp f profit and r r , hose who are | fil wuits 1 x aoe samme WASHINGTON, D.C. THREE ARRESTED “ss CNEWS NOTES FOR THREATENING soci. nn Pisoni Foote Page own nals in Tacoma ka in | . ge It is proposed to appotnt Inspect her son George, 22, has been mine ts pat ng from home for s¢ weeks $1.76 Hammond's Underhii! Chi- o Inquest. cago Pattern Lathing Hatchet, Coroner Carre led that he will be m exity for an nquest in the of Mra. Anna Lewis, who shot herself NOTICE TO ‘SUBSCRIBERS Wednes tow to f you by ¢ any eve in ¢: e do u ‘ ) om 1 n off neet Main 1050; Independer 8.) between 6 i Comparison 7 eek aw il wil iss ft more than once, please tele are ab weet Fan y lowa phone us every time you miss it + Creamery Sey Full Cre In this way w eerta ¢ per Ib, and Lard giving our subscribers « pe 49 SPINNING’S CASH STOR! ; 1810 Second Ave. Fhelers prices at Cow But vice-—and it is the only w We te and Piicg, oe | THE STAR PUBLIGHI |recetpt of & report OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE IN THIS ACT, MABEL, THE HEROINE LEAVES HER HOME) AND THE ViLL/AN CAVSES HER PATHE R'S ARREST ON A CHARGE OF MURDER. NOW PRETTY SOON YOU WILL SEF SOME- THING EXCITING HAPPEN — You BET YOU W144, AND RIGHT Wow, TOOH You'VE BOTHERED EVERYBODY AROUND YOU BY TELLING WHAT YOU ANOW OF TAS PLAY, AND /F YOU DON'T SHUT UP ILL CARRY You OvT INTO THE STREET AND JAM YOU INTO A SEWER It ASKS HELP OF LOCAL CHAMBER: VICTORIA BOARD OF TRADE OUTLINES SYSTEM FOR PRE VENTION OF WRECKS AND LIFE SAVING ON VANCOUVER COAST. The Chamber of Commerce of the m of the Victoria board bodying re guarding shipping oan f furing 1 in | vided to patrol the eting | ita point em- | winter months afe-| That yast | fogborns to be obtained be ow af Vancouver island. The Canadian |Vshed at Cape Beale without board reque @ chamber to unite] farther delay with it tn securing them from the} Canadian government. j The report has been forwarded to}. ; the minister of marine and fish Phen ar eda a oriea, strongly orging that the roe Carmanah ” ommendations may be proceeded hat lighthouses be estabi with immediately and pressed to - completion with the least possible os 0 Cape Heale one of the most powertw Searchlight at Point. Am oe Lookout polt - ey, |Beott intand The following are some of the | SOT Nee janie tl most important recommendations: | lerected near the from Nootka so giving wrecked ent capes Cape Scott ners direc Rocket Apparatus. That as good a wagon road as cit | smalances will be wa- | N. HM. Tho: structed from Bonita potat to Bam | m av ts thet unknown field creek | dug up a fine 65-year-old That static with | cherry tree some days ago. stalled along the coast, stations t9| pound of a fight with Kid Delaney be not more than four miles of inet Mprinen a0 & telephone system be | ed between all stations, a+ we ca independent through telephone] = Family Troubles ine That lifeboats most improved typ: Bamfield creek and Clayuquot That a suitable st permit on, Blaine st. and furnished of the latest and/ Can be avoided by buying your but at! ter, exes and cheese at the old r Mable Cow Butter Store, First « Pike. Odd Lots Sale 109 First Ave. South Hair be stations be t r be pro Sweater Shirt Han inen HATS. $8.75 - $9.50 $12.50 $14.50 BIG REDUCTION IN SHOES DON'T LOOK SHOE BARGAINS OVER $1.45 Marks Clothing Co 109 First Avenue South ARTS SESRLEG BONS a FROM THEB for house breaking ar " ony, and Portland @ ago, Wan arre Inet nigh trand « by | tive Pt ndervoos has a bad ” n t I r heard Portland a* an all 1 crook the MAJOR TAGGART | MEW LAUNCH MOREHELP | AWARDED BOYS : 29-20» oc Siete tet bee's ay. The tt 10 to 50 pede caer 3 HAS BEFSTAKE ON HIS LEFT EYE " GORPORATIONS ead with nothing YMPIA, Feb, 16 t w more th ned th. No WATCH NOT HIS “= Mining pa ‘i | Compa have b ming in $600.0 ' fast of late r tw on Irving i . wii | Pa e ar-|@ a astoa H gang of om s make the rested John O'Donnell last night on | night b y ” t r nolee and u s wre com Aist urban ' A om yah King #t When searched at ead iit i 1 Mattie One, iamntectertng | Sue Sd trom the > : Famil Troubles ho ater A. Va wike Can ri y ying your bute 4 rn mn Fish. OD « a was ter ‘ nd cb he old re- was take » Ba by o sm fficers, as a e Cow Butter St First and og, where she A aga op ne i Pike. —- Weather Forecast — Rain tonight and Geturdey mederate south | LOST An opportunity to save money niews you buy at following " ry, 2 ton 2Se per Ib.; Full Cheese, 1c per Ib, and eut * om lard at the Cow But Viret and Pike, lowa Crean 1 lowa butter Misses’ and Children’s Cravenettes COLMAN BUILJ DING. SPECIAL PRICES BATH AND TOILET SPONGES 1.00 Bath Sponges for »w many differen’ ralnproof v styles and prices Coats tn theese vu Our tine Perhaps you have ween t ut If not, we can say that t oat tt ry . ra es we have ever light i dark cravenette in shade, shades of gray neat style e and tan made of good weality velvet collar of r double breasted; coat pockets; mew sleeves ome cuffs. Well worth $8.50 $4, 95 Now i. Another back with invert breasted; pate Bath Sponges for Bath Sponges for Bath Sponges for Totlet some t nges for line of finest quality Cravenette, handsom made; full yoke #tit ed elt double sllar of same material; good $6.95 INFANTS’ PAJAMAS» Flannelette he Waterman tain Pen. Pajamas, with feet made of fine quality 59e 49c Main 4274 AT AUCTION Seven rooms of de je and high grade Hale Grand piano. sant of W. A. M conten able furt ote highest nfants’ Pajamas, with feet, in blue, pink yusebold effects, $600, W ALL WINTER HATS RE DUC ED OM ses’ Colonia in black patent jeathe » band of black white E- HALF to purchase a without Tmit 19TH AVE. SOUTH Monday Feb. 19. wine all at your own price. mprising n part fine, ruge carpets oak parlor fockers, chaira, por ‘onches, iron beds and folding ension table, M ¢ range igerator and articles too numerous to nation months; also several ha and ex osive dress: t " mies this sale. Youle Way a J. 1. HERSI” Au cord over top 50c Child’s Black Patent Leather Tam, with Regular tieres $1.00 value : 714-72 Second Ave. sy pat ay ° Srconp Avenve & Sprang Srreet FET MORE CUTS FOR CUTE CUSTOMERS by Oor LITTLE HATCHET Read here of the awful work | SIDEROARDS. oak, plain panes, of the hatchet among our goods, | Gojaen Ash. mir 1 teas ners, $47.50 to 3 and then come and profit by it 3 small draw 2 $24.50 The workmen a . ar Se aded panes, square a way for them. While It lasts | Golden ash, t SIDE TABI Patan t wutting will be hiess, but 1 to rape ‘are Anty hs pelt, $11.5¢ 1 DO NOT WAIT roo LONG. am, © Antw elves, BUFFETS | 1 long drawer, & age jolden oak, mirror, 1 long and 1 : $16.50 ; small 2 t CHINA CLOSETS. Clear, bea ily finished Tum ‘ 50 | Golden oak, mirro: rved gla biete, tach r Golden oak $ t 824,00 Bon-Bon Dishes, in new CUT erware Weathered ‘ pattern, eact 10¢ 821.00 P : : pind : Gol ak, 1 w © and 34 . oy Pitchers, quadruple ie ‘ rawers, $3 to ( each . .00 | Barly English oak, fan £ Pitcher, ¢ Tumbiees at Mahogany, mirror ma)! draw curved rer > Bie ers, abinets, $34.00 to | KITCHEN WARE. $19.50 | Antwerp oat ade Hardwood Rolling “Pin, revoly Golden oak, mirror, 1 Jong and 3 quare " $4 handles, each de pe all drawers cabinet 4 Sad Irena, nickel-plated, $1.60 57.50 to 837.50 | Fomed oak, loaded pancs kind, set 2Ge S ee ed oak, mi 8 small mors ” to Mra, Potts’ best grade, and 1 Jong drawer, 2 cabinets, | Pumed oak, loaded pane tee! Knives and Forks, dozen $57.50 to . 837.50 | corners, $48.60 to O46