The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1906, Page 4

THE SZATTLE STAR TAR PER ISILING CO. Ome SSP nt RO a cone BV ENT AMTRAN chy #UNDAR TRLEPHON KS Ruatness Denartme wt Samet Mate 888 Indtenendent ttm ‘5 BALLAND # ARN ’ met Ave unset, Med 14h @ One gent or ate . (went tive conte pee month Whe fer ih * f or it in easy te wonder Ta ow y » t 1 suffering he Aunee a repay fectety for hie rear ema The soft garm h wer his limba cost more oa of many a q Mia feeding bottles are of gold “ r pther Atgnitios tle w be f with ore than 0, Mm ser hte, and hie priv sof acres will » jan wal t mme of $1 1 e sterial things tha it can give Destiny has certatuty ’ 5 : the sen of ea goed at the exp if th mht . De you Wonder that the question te often eshed: Is worth WHiLe Is it possible for one ma and oapectalty emperors a »b tw make > - 1 h Wasted Heroism r ae y has beer A v ry “ * Hut le th h arae* th rts « fa « ach je ine ‘ th ” , “ fa tog 1 hes s a s work ts y gent ' . wh ity that wt he w t ts hungering for berolam tn a mt 4 0 * men ® 1 tig het Hives aw useless danger The Macedonian Cry More than m lioma of ng President Roowevelt's appe to the aid of the famine-strick mn me facts There two for the sufferings. First, the rice crop in the northern pert of Japan ts a practiea! failure. Second, the imperial go vernment fn unable to hel peo ple very much because of its financial condition. © ment was by the war with Russia. The p tie o cree « lp ig men, women and ebtldre The Japs are a proud tt force th le people to appeal to the worl Only dire i at large for sasistance. necessity would The United States will not turn a deaf ear to the Macedoolan ery. Our people are sympathetic and responsive. Our prosperity will be doubly «weet to us if we divide with “others who are in need. How Dollars Are Made Belmont and Ryan's merger city ts a fine (1) dollars In this merger raoderm necromacy has coined nearly $1 of capital The thing was easy. of the traction lines of Now York stration of the process of manufacturing “made 0,000,060 The stock of the merged lines—already Watered to the brim are exchanged for mew stock and bonda The Old stock aggregated $115,000,000. The new stock and bonds amount to $205,000, 080. Presto! tom cat's eye. The tot the magnates-will buy the stuff. And then lat- @r on some dinky suburbans will be taken in and another water tank Will be opened. And so on. This is stealing according to the laws made and provided. Some day when such thievery i# stopped we shall look back on the day when government permitted mon to fasue certificates of value for anything their fancy called {or aa a most monstrous theory of Justice and equity. Ninety millions of made dollars in the wink of « peop'e- -_ Lawson Speaks Out THE 8) rie STAR There will be @ apecial Washing S| 2 " , ee ” Wedneaday, birthday ince at the Third] “ “ an 0 fom | Heart thin week Wy ” : P ~ ki , UAT Kable low likened ¢ It bide fais pill oe | to live t 4 j 4 : te | 1 f ' | The Mooushiner Daughter*| Db. t . | on to the Third Avenue theater | . Hind’s : junday. This is a melodrama| JUDGE MOORE ADDRESSES EN i Hk CHORD LOE MALEOTY hel PMUBIAGTIC MUNICIPAL OWN Pa 1 4 | EASHIP MEETING AT LABOR J —______ Othello” was the cloalag attrac TEMPLE Java i q EVERETT MAN ARRESTED IN THIS CITY CONFESSES TO SYS 0 leat night of the Charles th i ‘ Hanford engagement at the Grand ye fat mm Candied Ginge . , TEMATIC THEFTS OF GOLD AND SILVER The performance was mont aatia-| Kuthusiaan marked the big guth: Ve peo ne | factory in every re t. Mr Haw. | Orne held ynder 2 pive art Hot t t P P satel sees se yg By line Labor Temple last piaht . ' Brust ‘ wm Ah ntinar 0 | Ninek: 3 agg lw? luat night /tent and his support Iagt night left| dresses wore iarwely along the pil at Be. Se. The abe arthed in the ar f M.lother bricks af bullion weighing 34 Soames teil on cutie cant Qua f y and f to, ws 108 feng Nivel, one ef the refiners, in this} pounds The agareh was made aft At the Grand tomorrow night | Dfaced & ‘ ty last night by Deputy Sheriff Nisel had Wifeamed to Belding Woodland” comes fo ' William Hickman Moore sad Hoffs Welt Ba Anti-paln Kid Pia 206. tor | Relding and Deputy Shertf€ Marry | Knowles states that Mra, Nisei was | formances, loming = tae eawae, Gee th neipa|_ Casea Tablet n box Knowles of Kveret The latte ft | expecting huaband here set olght. “Weedland” ts BF paver, | LB gael < + ‘ . A | Nine uatody him. When told waat had hap 4} prod ne of the past three are | OMe hang aa : 7 ACT that It hos been found that N she bro vn. Bho anid that his|and hag enjoyed long rung in the | promised J » rye : suse the FRESH KST De od ' ty to Joe t sufficient for hie needa, | astern cities heal “he age ~ are t t We tak inding of | tive wu leading to } ar 1 y th yetal vor ip vi am “- bore A ‘ e | ted last night he had a} his clothes He had workg? wea ate v snd a cheek for 6589 f emelter for t ra, having @ ph 1 a D a ~~ GRAVE. ADMISSIONS | CAPTAIN OF STEAMER QUEEN ADMITS HE WAS ORDERED BY CAPTAIN PATTERSON TO LEAVE THE VALENCIA WHEN HE KNEW THERE WERE PASSENGERS STILL ABOARD WRECKED VESSEL At the sension of the f er heard of auch a thidg. Cap mission stixating the!tsin Burwell gave the witnees a Valeneta ay. Captain M. bad half hour when he jnstate | ri marine . t was impos to tow ’ p Pactfic Coas ship boat with safety from the | company for 25 years, tacitly admit-| the Queens }ted his inability to cope with Then you think {t was tn jaituation when he arrived at the for a It live in a » seone of the wreck when an $ literate Captain Cousins was on the stand | make ageinast the waves fo Aree hours, and his con: | wl under the water and the duet was thoroughly probe The | raft { submerged? most damaging fact adr 4 by Well, that was my opinion,” an him was that, while he has always | #«wered th ait wanded a steamehip under tn-| When asked why he not ver smetions from General Manager W he wreck, Captain Pearce “to act that he did not dare o ship f « than the 2-fathom Valoneta at the ¢ How did you know were t J. B. Patterson when he/ th tat mark ¥ took o were ngera still; 8o sound aboard the ill-fated « Murray | He admitted under cross examina Well, 1) | tlon t no soundings were taken | Sly ver the Queen arrived at the| Another wreck. He stated that he waa cer-| made by | taim that he tn shoal water, but; Whea he | when pressed admitted that he was| Valencia w lonly guessing when be ko | ‘The captain of the Queen gave it) Coming om and as his opini that the sea was! Pould be submerged breaking about 100 yarde to the| 0. J. Sullivan, chief boatewain's wenward of the Valencia, but stated | &te at the Puget Bound | that with experienced pilots aboard | Wa the next witness Jno consulta: * were held anent Fraok ¥. Hunker was jthe advisability or possibility of #and (his afternoon approaching close to the wreek. He all the pilots and him berated wpon the risk ot sending & lifeboat into the surf, but it was the unanimous sentiment was foolhardy to attempt it tated that when | he spoke the tug Cxar and the Sal vor he thought it strange that they tid not confer with him to devise ways and means to rescue the re maining survivors. It was then that Captain his damaging fasion thi ft the scene of the wreck the orders of & minor official of the tl ‘Then by what authority did you The fuads will be rateed jens further admitted thay pean neither ¢ Patterson Thos. W. Lawson, In the March fasue of Everybody's Maga @ays that the recent New York Insurance investigation and tury out of rascal presidents, has resw in @ worse muddle than be as the big insurance companies affected have been bodily taken over | by New York stock gambiers, including Rogers, Rockefeller, Rya a) Co. by Incidentally, Lawson says the “System™ hasn't taken all of his oney away recently, as he stilt bas left a little cottag med | wreamwold,” worth about $2,000,009, and a co: of militor aah | laid « tarainy day —_—— trangers In the city uid not be alarmed this evening by « thunderous ar p a from the 4 » of the Grand opera house. The citizens of ttle will be t ‘ t phone ing MARINE NOTES i.°:200:027 the miss steamer re eived their r 1 © in : > cabl mm ation with Mteamer Melville Dx has | Kadiak island, where the Dora wa been chartered by the Dollar ¢ ast revo to carry a cargo of genera! mer ’ @andice an mber to Valdez and Santa Barbara salis from San Bewa eattle Francisco Thursday for Seattle. Neither the Santa Ana nor t The Ob legislat won't have revenu tter Rush have make an anti-pass law. It passed heart f: hey left in « t-eent fare bill aro nor anybody else had the , ght to give him orders on the high} NEW YORK at a. He also admitted that he| hor Jurors were secured ad never actical use of Se ee ee ee ring his service in the Pacific) '™ amship company. He atat-| 7 Wash he had never used a drag! pirt a) bolid . had he * on and 4 will fs bso i704 ia CA GeeQle won seaeh Phones 416 Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See Seeing is Believing. THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Pacific Coast Steamship company. | mercial club today it was de “Who ordered you away from the | expend $1,500 for the tmme wreck?” asked Captain Burwell provement of the club's quar J. B. Patterson,” an-| (he F buliding swered Cousins. |} Billiard tables, reading did you take orders from /| library and grill will be terson ? A corner of the club's Mr. Pharo was standing| Will be devoted to exhibits ht alongside of him.* jable partitions and ot Ia he a licensed officer?” niture will be features of No, sir.” provements b THE Z MADE BY COUSINS = WILL SPEND = At & meeting of the Seattle Com heed ti ere in ms apartment | Move mission tur rt take orders from him or anyone| scription. A special commit@e was epresenting him” asked Captain | appointed to imvestigate tha’ delay Burwell of the passage of the MilWhukee Well, I used my best jadgment,”| franchise. Another committe was answered Cousins app to te ire into ah min The wt att Mf night telegraph rx ONLY FIVE JURORS 80 FAR Only two the | MAK FARE The Jafiernoon panaed « re chamber of commerce ing the council! t pa fixing & schedule ha 4 ca ea | Juneau board vee gaio and try ¢ the «xces ® nies for freight to Alaska poln barged by the Alaska and : alleged, ha 1 Arthur Perry a loge t aking A om He w ried tomorrow in the t Lake ow cemetery, Th y's ta Joha Perry ay r of this state MARINE NOTES The re mn the steamer Wha have not bee an plete the Rosalle’s run tonigh A t ne fficials of Alaska Steamship company the Whatcom = t be ready fe for a “ ear i J. Maxwell, deputy Unite Staten vping commissioner, pa he w of the schooner Bai bridge at I Blakeley this morr j ing ast Bhe is 4 ' ine emigr ar position with the Stearmehip compe a short time enter the employ U Alant entral railway W. Pree . devon ork for tu ' lroad 4 has t " * M . , wil » i ’ Jatthew D POURING INTO OEATTLE FLOOD OF EASTERN HOME SEEKERS HAS BEGUN COACHES ARRIVED VESTER DAY The fir h f a ‘ sine f ia 5 P t t ba « a Other t * mu th a an rom now f an long aa the ape ‘ oftectivé the crowds of newoomers will con 1 into Beattie and the northwestern te to whieh the have emigre Low rates are in effect on all trans ai roads reaching Se atte, and the result will be oming will bee here in @ Northern Kanana ( t achen, a ns. The Grea rth al coaches altached to but a8 noon as t ft ll make T akest part of the rash is ex r ne March AS COCKTAILS ARE ALL RIGHT H. MeSorley, secretary and treas urer of the Pacific @ Puget Sound Bottling Works * this morning to discums The Star's story of yesterday anent oys ter cocktails of peculiar concoction on the local marke 1 know,” said Mr. MeSorley that The Star's story ts undoubted ty trae, and that a number of cock tall bottlers may be guilty of turn cheap mixture deser f these o and it te not r tion of their @ yater that the reputa ods should suffer om xpose, My company | cktails, bat in put use only the best cateup. duct ts beyond e best cast ever seen & challenge hemist hae ne st niiae nea oat @ Cut Price|% 2's stam our ‘ petite Is, and on beha ot our} Next week, “The Moonshinets firm wish hod ® that we are 1 ast strate Our New Alveolar Daughter,” « ther good one, perfectly willing that a chemical . hag - analysis shou ‘ of our] : ae 2 t tore t the CHARITY BALE pr fat any time. w where, a thing of the past 5 bargain po Pao Cloaks, Suits and Millinery Ww NEV BE WER yRROW TERMS WII ER handsome new store, Eastern Outf itting Co.., (inc.) Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Seattle's Reliabl e Credit House he | ed at The Star | 3033-1015 Ftest Avenue Look for the (‘‘Victor’’) Dog What One Man Does ry red + With a Victor buna { nantens entire ny voice pe 7 and the f ikching Derfection, SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., 711 2d Av., Seattle eons tnt a Nn nent t ss ee a CAM S1,0P8 EMP 2. Ds HILLMAN'S Will make the land $175, on terms of $6 per thie land. Take new R gn grounds, © a MEN GOING IN tracts 500 feet ’ men to work LOND ON LOAN 105 Second Ave. Se uy ® Drug Btore, Watches, Die Joweiry, watch or @eman ‘iephay in ows Great Reductions Inj Clothing At H. Lewis & Co., 706 ist ave PeW@esew e2e4evweveea 8®&eceteee Nature's Cures Oo ‘ton and Lyspap fa~Z5e aod 50e at Ragley’s Sm AMUSEMENTS, —~-~~anrmammansagaall (Taira Avenue Theater RUSSELL AND DREW, Mera } i The Mest Popular Theater. | NIGHT | AN Week, M es Te j “HU WAN HEARTS” anybody's deltar, cor. Cherry st. See Show Win ows For 30 pays | oct oe ST¢ AND WILSON. At the Fo llowing Prices as Examination free, extractions free. silver fi pee 30 cents, teeth without plates, $3.5 gold wns, 22-k $ wh ns, $2 aaa plumed wna, $ all work , eco a Pa Heady’s Barber Shop extraction by of Alveolar Cor. Fir 1 Washington. method We are the originators of the new Alveolar method tn den-| You'll fat eo street t /OHIO DENTAL PARLORS 207% Pike St. ant 1480 Taira Ave 'S206 SECOND AVE.