The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR STAR PUB LisMING pa oe AL SAS IS Sone © wy a wee ys RRL ka ogee Department @unert Mat wet net ta One gent per © Awentytive esate per month Chien Bsa) ut Sybsaripllon sapires We eeleom fe your name te Vanen from "the nd GLEAMING BLADE UPLIFTED ' Thumbs down! No mercy to the fallen Sunset! Thrust in the sharp sword and let the life blood flow! And then throw the corpse to the dogs! In Ancient Rome, when a gladiator had his opponent nd stood in the arena, waiting for the signal of “thumbs from the excited populace before administering the coup de grace, he probably felt a savage thrill of joy akin to that which every Seattle man feels today over the impending doom of the Sunset phone, The creature has been knocked down! Now is the time to drive the sword through its vitals. 4 Heed not the prayers for mercy. down down” If compassion sways you for a moment, when you hear the pleadings of the grovelling victim, think once again of the time when he had YOU by the throat and laughed de- risively at your complaints of poor service! Remember when you called for the meat market and were given a brewery! Forget not when the lying excuse, “Line's busy!" rang in your ears, followed by a jangle of jarring sounds. Remember the oft broken promises to improve and do better! If you let the present opportunity to slay escape you, Mr. Phoner, you deserve henceforth to endure eternal torment from the Sunset. CLEAR THE WATERFRONT the tracks The time is opportune for a movement clear waterfront the which encumber it, and make it what it should be, a safe and convenient place for the water traffic of the city There should be a determined effort made to get all of the railroads to accept a common-user arrangement for a few tracks upon the water front, THESE TRACKS TO BE USED ONLY DURING THE NIGHT, AND TO BE KEPT FREE OF CARS AND ENGINES DURING THE DAY. Three tracks ought to be amply sufficient for the pur- pose of shunting freight cars to and from the various steam- ship wharves. ALL OTHER TRACKS SHOULD BE TORN UP. Passenger cars need not be permitted to move or stand upon these tracks. Every railroad that has use for water-front facilities beyond what are indicated, SHOULD BE COMPELLED TO BUILD A TUNNEL UNDER THE CITY STREE from its depot to some point above the congested water-irent district. Then it could emerge on the Sound without inter- fering in any way with the steamboat freight and passenger business. That a union depot is hardly practicable, all who are familiar with existing conditions will admit. The Harriman system is coming to Seattle and the Seund country with the well-defined purpose of invading “the Hill roads'” territory, For a while, at least until the war between Hill and Harriman is settled, there will be no “community of inter- ests” between the rivals entering Seattle, and a common depot would not be satisfactory to either the Hill or Harriman roads. As for the Milwaukee, which is apparently economical, it might make some sort of terminal deal to enter the Hill depot, but even that is doubtful. At any rate, if Seattle must have three big depots, they will lie quite close to one another, thus reducing to a mini- mum the inconvenience and cost of the exchange of traffic. — It is & soul-satisfying reflection to The Star today when it re alls its first efforts to get rid of the Sunset telephone some years ago. This paper started the first anti-Ganeet crusade and did every thing fm its power to get the Independent into town. And from the day the Independent came, up to the present, The Btaz has stood pat on the proposition that the Sunset deserved to be exterminated. STAR DUST By “JOSH” to of the city from multiplicity of car service, & Reduction company, was taken} © my af | back to that city last might and rived ' ° he | lodged in He reiterated his | steame * We will ap 4a! miession to the ett authori-| #ar the benefit of ial | thes, health N0US ANCESTORS. ar mor order ; ve ancisters, Mra.| & asked Mra. O'Brien - f “An’ phwat’s anctsters? aatd th as 4 “Why, people you shprung from.” ay th , in to me, Mra. O'Brien,” said hs Z ly, impressively. “I come nat . o fm ht k av Ik hues tion. ; that shpring from nobody They It was rr " the - shpring at thim!” Ph Mie gh lO non ; 7 DECLINE IN VALUE — . Mary Ann. printed a lin nt Boni Mary Ann—How’s that? . | trouble. A little thing hat Pat—Shure, th’ pa-apers sex yex a novelty ove ° TELLS HOW HE © CAUGHT JEWELL ~ PALES ARE AWARDED ganized Ia HABOLD TRIPLETT TELLS HOW HE AND HIS SCHOOLMATE ee Anot ra f the Slath AND MRS, JOHNSON DID THE WORK THAT LANDED THE | JUDGE FRATER QUICKLY DECIDES AGAINST HIGH .6CHOOL |ers will in we Saturday a COUNTERFEITING GANG IN JAIL BOYS, WHO WILL APPEAL TO GUPREME COURT—PROF. Mo- |\ny will be ro “iuape me The winners at the Washington's | KOWN SAYS “FRAT” MEN AND GORORITY GIRLS ARE be a. George Convert, Gordo, birthday oratorical contest, held at seen . irady and Harold Triplett, 10 years ol, told, lady and myself, gave him a hot! the high echool, this morning, were | “SA68Y" pond in the mame war4 @ Star man this morning how he| hare | Miss Hronwen Jones, first prise; A.| ilicaiihdineetibiliaiand “ , ‘or im the week | At Srd and Clay the man erawted| J. Agken, second prize; Miss @r } ave NOt bee helPied tn the capture of Robert) wider a puilding and just an} ‘| garet De Garnoy third prise Without the formality of taking (cletion’ claim to conduct matters |*?" ‘ Jowell, which led to the arrest Of} going ur I hit him with bie] After the invocation by Rev. H.Is|/the case under advisement, Judge|contrary to the orders of the | ars John Webber and Patrick Jeanings,| rock. T think the. rock struck him! smith and some romarks by Dr.|irater, of the superior eourt, yes thoritten his confederates, who are two of the|O the lem. After he went under! s J. Ho st of the loca! |terday afternoon decided the case) Late yesterday afternoon Prof. J R BRED IN he houne the race was ended, a# a! chapter f the American Rev the high school fraternities |. MeKown took the witn most skillful countertetters 18 the) noiceman and a detective arrived] olution, under whose auspices the the school board against theland t hat he had seen sev-| United States secret service} an , jes, In doing #0 b t , wf delivered ax follow John | ( the law provided that the ol wenoking el and cigars | . a looking for year Pan! Jones,’ Miss Margaret Del sehoot board could make all rea-(on different occasions, and that be Triplett and a chum, with the ald) Garno Lexingtoc The Shot > t rd the vert ove ead amas vue ’ ton ) nable rules tows , ' we KAW @ Hon-fra of Mrs, Charles Johason, of Brook Heard *Around the World,” Frank) ment and betterment of the set boy smoking. Mr. McKown fur-| ys, chased Jewell wader & house} Johnson; “John Paul Jones,” A. J.land that there was ple ther «nid that to (Mlustrate the " bie berthy near Ninth av, north, and kept him) Ashen; “Pitt's Plea for Ameries,” | ¢ to show that the f regard of fratefnity men for sehoot |" t mm Bell there until he was arrested by Of Clarence Keith; “John Paul Jones” |are a bad thing for t) thority he could cite one instance | '* “) > of that Goer Looker and Detectives Adama Miae Bronwen Jones George wa mpleted in| when he reproved a “frat” member ' he claims, ty and Corbett } Washington,” Mi Heten Park afte spying mostifor the offense ar the youth|* ” ne nains te abe " Lexington The she Heard Judge I stated brazenly offered the professor a his partner oe. wens Fon seen Around the Mine Zita Auring the trial that! cigar h in & stateroom, T was coming home from schoo! Rotth he aniy Stted most of the evi Professor MeKown enid that the * another berty along Taylor av said = Harold | The prt and certificates were! 4 to mal it nplete, as he|givis who belong to the prorities tee with Reyal Brangham, a friend of presented to the winners by Dr did not perceive immediate bear much * manageable than! MEET TONIGHT “ae ming when I heard Mrs, Johnson | |J, Holmes, The prises were: First, /ing upon the question, His prompt other high school girls, and that he shouting ‘Melp!’ and ‘Stop — the 1$20; second, $10, and third , a conveyed to thoxe who have |has always been annoyed by groups| Munie nerehip thiet ' {While several speakere had the! heard the onase im " f them who gather fn the halls night at the For, We ran to the next corner tn same subject each one treated his | (he court was not greatly impressed |When told to move out of the way | Lawt Grand time to see a man run into the alley Jwubject In an original mano with the weight of the secret merely tre their place of | Edward I end others wilt between Sixth av, and Taylor ay,,| meeting to anc end of the trons the og Witla Het. followed by Mre Johnson, still ” Moore, municipal yelling at the top of her voice Beeing us boys she called to wa to ron after bim, and we did io FAMILY HOTEL IN tead of running up the alley where — th thief had rou we went p = mt Sixth ay. We reached Cedar st. ta} time to ae t man stop, Nght « HAROLD TRIPLETT garet and speak to an eb ano - Se to fer Big Friday Specials quainted, Most likely he thought|>¢ Wee taken aw tm the patrol that he would thr ws off the| Yason. These prices wil y on Frida As ack, But the moment we saw him| Marcia te in the fourth a object lesson ia econ ! an opportunity ty rere | mam # old end lives at I Pag reins: ee remarkable low prices. Head every item— Threw Stones, } ith av. N. He is ne fifth grade A deal ts now pending for t onaidered by the Beatt'e The Jap Rose Boap, per ca te ore ves ome) tthe Warren school. | Hoth *| purchase of the attic thea mpany. Palmolive Soap, per zi ¢ . jare now tee tng thelr q ‘ A io Wie “as ona D. Lowman, who has an inter Lyon's Tooth Pow ee special stones and commenced throwing at| 2 how y did it } property, an aves ab), in thie property lay © Double faced Hand Hr special, pr Red pal ram, = Big oy ad ta f > et eer ; '" a on Oe he regrade of rh 1 8Y./ knowledged that he had an oft gp geod and A ad Cream, reg. prie ‘ i ney t . Biene orner w uv maideration ¢ would not 7 wrice ‘ passed several men, but they would] thst J ge wap A the proved with « 10-story family hotel | say that it was to be sold, but ox Meunen’s um Powder, special priew..,.of t help, So we three, Royal, the! niiding to cont $4 Oo. This ia! Plain that he would not be at all Woodbary’s Fa Cream, reg. price 26¢; prt f the bailding sow stand price WAY || the information given to The Star) jee. corner were to be trans BA i RO aga ag today by one the parties has) ferre e other parties. Java Rice Powde . L. C. Smith, the well k a ans for this structure 1 Ginger—aids digestion—a fir ena of Greceus Mr. Smith h “> had plans nied packages and bulk . y drawn up for the pest year for a 12 Bottle, guaranteed, reg. price HAULED INTO COURT angey Man, Vee ° story business block which he t» : rushes, reg 6 tbe, special price is the inter * (© eventually erect at the |i Hair Brushes, a crackerjack for i, fand the offer whieh has northeast corner of Second and Others at 35¢. We. The and SL. through his local agents £ C. Hamburger, driver for the Sin- released on $20 bail for hie nove | Hoffs Fell Beck Anti-pain Kidney Plasters, each ner Sew Machine company, | "nce before Justice Gordon t If Cascaret Tablets, 26 in box, special wien ow morning ih Shaving Mirror and Stand, reg. price $1.00, special whose ran away on Yo Humane Officers Clark and Va | For several weeks we have talked to you atx Way yesterday, causing the death Of | poi, sud ral of the patrotm and have tried to impress upon ye STARTLING PACT that many a sable horse owned by J. A. have arr wiween 6 and if pers na die annually because the FRE and PUREST DRUGS MeCann, and the probable death of teameters this same charge since 5 if are not he mpounding of pre another an lL owned by the Fuller Some of them: men have| j y Paint company, wae arrested by 4 all have } | tm Quaker Cut-rate Price List Humane Officer Clark. charged w ffonse | ¢ Quaker makes free delivery to al! parts of the city, Useyour jeaving his team untied. He w nse phones Main 1240, Ind, 1246. Se ee — TT SE State Lotte » bocate thew j ters’ association at Spokane ati beid at p matron’s| sympathy and that of the 10143-1015 First Avene - - ffictals is t the unforta-| F. Meacham, has sold « he ain t y. oe the vietim of an unectuge fractional lot on Weetlake ay. to! °"* — = a oe nabineal he Wand tee mardi Denying that he has any connec-/C. D. Stimeom, at a profit of nearly | is « ‘ 1, Ne trace of the} ae « cotepaw. The gtri hae con tion with the robberies from the $23,000, This organization hae re od nothing froe . ' erett Smelting & Reduction com- ceived a te of abou om | man Ras et been found in that © willing to pany, other than that of an innocent an Investment of $15,060 sees is saat fe sented in and Jewelry, purchaser of @ part of the stolen went he man | uy & watch oF bullion, Joseph Mayer, of Mayer @! The dance given by the Women’s a ae eee” me ¢ victims of her sumer. | Bros, manufacturing jewelers, sxid| Auxiliary of the local Letter Car-|"*"e FOO sill wave that Be Bad mo) ae torgerion have eered to} In plain figures this morning to @ reporter for The) riers’ association last night at the (inc or « bs state beuiead w.tiat| sroaseuse IBAAC LURI Star that his connection with the| Odd Fellows’ ball was @ tig success aba ~ Remmetianes the fleet ex . matter js at an end. The Everett) and woll attended rix” record » ogy authorities have taken no stepa thousa They have toward investigating the purchase| The Military Order of the Loyal re, built spe they Informed the local poles of| ery, consisting of officers and sons Cures Consti Lampe snarite to tavestignts the aituie. "| of officers of the evil wars beid tts TOMORROW ea 25¢ ant 50ee “We never bought but the one/ regular business: meeting and ban ay brick from Miesel, and that was|quet at the Washington last even Will be our Inst day on Pike Street. Monday wil! find us in our the one for which we gave hire the | ing. new quarters at Ind and Union. Our last two days at Fifth and are they that only upon the check that was found on him when |} Pike will be marked by truly stupendous bargains throughout our perfect arrangements and he was arrested. As soon ashe was; Mra Eilaabeth Green aged 78 entire stock of Women's Wear absolute assurance of the i} arrested we stopped payment on | years, died yesterday morning at 314 = exact reproduction wil! J} —————_—_— the check, and I mailed @ check for) Terry av., where she resided with If you need anything, indies. ut your warérobe, this is "th cone ae a AMUSEMENTS. the value of the bullion to the Ev-| her sum, Charles F. Munday, @ well E the best opportunity you'll ever hate—the lowest prices ever seen Records lead the world and that sierel Av erett. company known local attorney. Funeral is|— and casy payments too, If you wish it Come in—Tell your the owners of ALL disk- playing “When Miesel brought the bul-|)to be held at the Piret Christian friends. machines prefer to use Victor Hon here it assayed just the same | church Records than the records spe- as the scrap gold and silver which | at cially made for their own ma we often receive from peddiers who} Natives and former residents ehinee. buy up old jewelry. 1 supposed tt| North Dakota will gather tn Litt er | Tonight, All Week, Matinee Today was puch a mixture. Tt didnot a |hail next Toenay samt orate | astern Outfitting Co., (inc) _ ike, Selendtid Ping say as the Everett product did a/ third annual meeting of the e Sherman Cla | snumal None Better.” few years ago. We haven't handied|ctub. This t* one of the Inrgent Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. ’ YE a ee the Rverett product for some time.” | state organizations in the city, Mav-4 t William Miese!, who was arrested | ing over 600 members | Seattle's Reliable Credit House & Co | Neat Week, Starting Sunday Salle here on Tuesday for stealing the} | - inee, February the startling beflion from the Sverett Garten, of Mawelt Pacific Coast Distributors of The Moonshiner's Sme'ting| Gov, Ge hie wife, haw { CITY BRIEFS | STOLE HIS BANK Libson 7 YZ; Cl: Atha SagareeeC eas z Sea ‘ Phones 416 N. P. CAR SIIOPS EMPLOYING ABOUT 800 MEN GOING IN Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. ON C. D. HILLMAN’S MBADOW GARDENS. ; " " Will make the land very valable, Large tracts 600 feet long Come and See—Seeing ls Believing $175, om terme of $6 per month. Also need several men to work on thie land. Take new Renton caf to Duwamish bridge. 20 Salesmen THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. on grounds ° City offices in Times block T MEN LOSE OUT = ARRANGE RALLY A urand rally and open will take place in the of the Labor day eve the m rnities will ay ater’s decision ano it peal from be unable 10 attens and will | tons tieet an be te Ditig the supreme | t » t ike banquet ig r Kidney and Liver sample ney Tea, a fine medy, ask for free pring Re sation, Victor Machines and Records. r 711 2nd Ave, Seattle, udevitie acts. San Francisco, Cal. oduetion Tacoma, Wash. A big scenic protects ma Oakland, Cal. —STAR= SATURDAY | PICKANINNY MATINEE JOSEPHINE GASSMAN | AND HER | PICKS Reductions In| Clothing At ll. Lewls & Co., 700 Ist. ave. Cor. First and Washi Cherry st. See Show Win- tows. ALBERT H. ww oases 706 Ist Avenue A You'l find sae Pharmacy } the street ot 6 SECOND AVE 1020-Ist AVE SUITS To onDER +15.00 ’ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ SE A ) ey