The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1906, Page 7

at” | ne HURSDAY, FEB. a N CORB | WHY PARADE DID NOT LTAKE I f the National] a 1 are hat @dignant over flernoon paper which tate he reason no parade} 5 ae d today in honor of Wash : . 5 ms birthday wae « personal! JAILER HAS IMPORTANT OFFICE | »O 7 “ | yeTERAN t N POLICEMEN'S | gua etween Major Otto Case] SEARCHING FOR GOLD, MINNEAPOLIS YOUTH STARTS OUT FOR q CAPT, WILLARD WILL LEAD GF and Captain Matt Gormley | J.D. Parretl one time ansistan BALL—CAPT, Wit GRAND MARCH—PA. (Oe, Seen on drill w at Cat | THREE YEARS’ PLUNGE INTO UNEXPLORED SECTION oF |,.”,! olla pap wel er s TROLMAN APPLEQUIST, 40 POUNDS WILL PRESERVE oR ad by Major Caso, but it waa) YUKON ern, but now a farmer for lack of DER m joys that because many of] making his hasty return to Seattle ; pa Die Uanien would have to work] Lost to the civilized world for joven the bonanza fields of the Kloa-| from his Talia nh an 8 it : it would be impossible to make «| thae years. That the programs |.dike of thé Valencia investigation, in the Tas were, Pa nut r fe certainty in need | kood wing. Colonel Lamping | marked out for a Minneapolis boy,| But the hardship and privations n of hin friends ; Kea f ald, as he will never be able to v Major Case tg call off| Fred B. Marah, 26 these men will have to go through] While the latter do not know why , he com ©} make huch headway with the fair | * de, The story about the} Mr, Marsh has already arrived in| before they finally reach their des-| Farrel! ix coming back other er " S thgic handed, owing to bis tion | thia eity from Minneapolis with the|/tination would be enough to bring bauble reason than the Valenctay BIRTHDAY OF NATION'S HERO IS CELEBRATED MORE GENER- iting dleposition. ther members of a party of like-|diseouragement to many & bravel matter is known ile m be « The decorations are very fine, ang |, hive Tecommendations were made | minded youths, and has satled }heart t nt of the prener ALLY THAN EVER BEFORE-—FOREIGN COUNTRIES OB- 4 are the result of much careful work | PY & *P& tn} committe ou o Amer. f rehward with food ; and _provis Last Sign of Civilization tivity, but that ia not eBAVE THE DAY he part of the “bays,” who ere| ‘2 yorta tion Ms and jions to keep them during helt] poe vunen ihoengych idered probable > net to make the “Bleventh | Uiot# on the best methods of pre- | (three-year exploration of Northeast Fort Yukon will be the last sign catidieeeesnsaneiia . aie eA *MED | vonting accidents on coast vowels} orn Alant of civilization they will see for three le a Stockholder nit of the a, af ’ . aake ears, for here 1 bo tai nd sent ta | And WH be tald be the govern BJ. Marsh, 4. em uncle of the ne ag A. r bow y wilh load thelr Farrell is one of th f tock WASHINGTON, D. ( inpended. oP opagace dina | Ment committee w investigating | Minneapolis boy, and one of the} 4 ee “ al by = - wo - be re in the Paetti t com-| Washington's birthday wa ri rentals 4 the Valencia disaster. | most noted mine explorers tn the |) 0 veg 9 7 ‘ eat dos oat hy ‘ ere of the Pacific Coamt) throughout the government depa , ar r eclally invited will be the 5 United States, went with them plunge into the wilderness of north | #tes ompany, and in the ab-lments today, Congrens an| guests } annua heon in . mg A eperial mmiesioner, named | a Mies a J her they fine Ps emident ¢ mn of New| usual and Washington's farewe he long ri ¥ nees’ Tavern 3 bee pe by President Roosevelt, I sald tol iietr dog. tor nee ce ant reweiY who toreats he has always | q was read-in the senate, The| at Beaver and Broad streets, As » worth have been one of the party thelr jae BOW Obes ARS FEHUME) repr - a hore, it ie ry A prob-| most elaborate celebration wax held| usual on that a 4 sion the ‘ ; holt journée able that he has been asked to come |» andria, acro e t ‘ ne { mou ou May Find Much Gold They will arrive about April 17,]back to ta urge. Farrell baal The White House wen closed to all ean a “4 ae 4 who are not ab} The purpose of the expedition te) making @ full two months’ journey |aiways been the power bebind the] social and business callers, although | dreasen -w ra ee " . } to explore and secure dofinite tn-| from Seattle throne in the | affairs of the lithe president was at Kis office « ther patriotic cale- + ites eae | jformation regarding the hitherto] The unexplored region they will] Pacitic Coant y short time. He went horseback 1 head ‘ |Unexplored — ragtc of northeast | delve into lies north of the Andieott In steam ircies the Valencia) riding with bis wife before 11 resent home of . er Alaska, Mr, Marvh, ¢ is the} Bxpertenced sooligists and winer-| investigation wed with « pose md re sone e saan only white man who has been in the] alogiate are ip the party and a com , . by the pub > of the Weahineken 3 cant of Gran tal country they are bound for and he] plete history, with thousands of . ast compar NEW YORK. Feb w ot a will defend bis pesescciee declares his researches were suf-| photographs of the birds and beasts y worried ©V¢r lion's birthday was celebrated b Daughters 7 ager againet a EPUBLICAN CANDIDATES DECLARE IT 19 DANGEROUS TO EN- /ficient to convince him that the/and the mineral resources of the feared that Il today more generally than ever be-| of the R art ed 4 . . : . land le the richest tn gold of any! land will be brought back, when ’ ing changes fF) tore Flags were displayed on| " no ope TRUST SUCH A MOVEMENT TO INEXPERIENCED HANDS— |portion of the north, surpassing they returns, three years henes R,. r oe oneal yl on every public and on thousands of} ROME, Feb. In all the large 4 a ree nus PARTY'S RECORD REVIEWEW AT RALLY LAST NIGHT otee on ty Bvecidunt Mecanedl business houses and ¢ te rest-| cities througho Ita hing- " ' dence All clubs, schools, armortes| ton's birthday was celebrated today te thought robable that ; po De ———— Er CRS E SESE RE SY p Aven ~ Rigi Mi kate new |#2d similar bulidings were thus] although the day en ap- t enna ™*) The opening rally of the 5 ) Harry Carroll, nominee for elty | * Water will be shut off | Femula tha be contly to} 4#eorated and all business in the pointed a legal uo ida | y the gor t “ °°) Hoan campaign was held in the aptrotier, sald that, tn the words | ® Friday from 8 a m. to 5. p.m. | *teamahiy panies operating from cet See ee 4 acuives 8€! bor Temple last night. Th bate ent Roosevelt, “what the # on Pine st. from 3d ay. to 6th #| i pert Soietad ‘ber the gusce acnlataee we \SEFOO lithe apeechds were not a0 partic needed most was not bril # ay., on 4th and Sth from Pike Only Two New On BRUISED BY CAR | eee Shatens et ieee a thee, +! ““liarly directed against mune ancy and genius, but upright and # to Olive * Pacit at Bteamahip con piven: Denese pyar Pig 1% 2 . ; , ati kovernment to set aside Washing —e as oe whership as agn the substantial men.” He then dis-| * ely rit Son's birthday aa @ pabite Rouen Chie ang ¢ placing such a use he two party platforme, and | ee : e - Inbound Madrona park car No. 2 mantin . n of uni- das been © a the hands of an ua 0 han ap that on Maren | npany hae place ow diy t 4 ar lemons: me Hie has knocked down and badly bruised an al peace the lem 3 4) perfenced party of men, vyal biiean in this city } steamers the run w8*l unknown woman last night at gat accent as y There is the dang f vole the ticket ganized, There nte-# 1 Jott t i te prot a . , W Morr Why st r THE MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP - re in ever — y-first and Jefferson 50 Ni k | PI d b <i with « nt ’ - * somewhat aged b y tert | @P ttempted to wy front of bd : a : \ 3 not work . na ander thoun, who te the par r} PARTY MEETS IN SEVENTH mo oes wee cw ithe car to the right side of the ¢ hicke e pain « . the baneer of @ well tried and thar ate for corporation counsel, apr ag se cs 1 tol track to get aboard when the car J Bashful Bachetor nh | party, a party! delivered an Interesting addres on} WARD—ROAST 8. E. CO. ® = bay - struck her, knocking her down Christy Bread Knife 25¢ has, you well know, always|nrunictpal ownership tittons, | age ae eee nas nt} bruising her aboet the body and Every housewif s one. " fee com on at the helm during the past! with joular regard to legal as ; . Deny: ne couatrwction| face. She wes able to walk to the |§ Polish ' ate hi . sareed to { years and which has worked | pects. He also gave out a little un Mantcipal Ownership adherents ro . mae Pe ee re 1g stor ah the bovann, white te J we im the matrimor heroically to keep pace with the) written history, showing why the| held « rally last 1 a 3680 Se wut te aid alao that the officials | Wills happened to be waiting. Hs : Tee @0 they say tha ball will growth and devoloy ¢ this was not to blame Wilt, “"Pankers including Judge} Detective Philbrick arrested anlwho have beer harge here dur-| the car been running fast she would siford af . at northwest to grant the street car iiiem ekman Moore. party 5 ing the present wreck and subse-| ha eon run over. As it was, the will aor be ¢ a ft " You eb : t elect a mayor of | ft oe ask for by Jamen A. | ®Omtiane for mayor, & W. Wilkins [alditime offender tn t tle t gation ow 4] mot an barely st od ft ar in other year if falls to ace be the opposite teket to the council and all j George F. Cotterill and 8. W. Har le ack apacity in| time to save her from serious Injury Biandly offices of his brother of-) A glance at the records of national y refused | mos domes Henderson, alias Dum} as ialing It. The vigorous and wide . / a this tiv: It to said that the| administration Where the chief ¢ a even con The speakers handled the Seattle} ‘ , i of th rigina The moving of the Schwabacher od. Sane See ngress shows just how fatal auch | and te r tn the Seattie | Telerhone company with the gioves|Jewelry on Secoud ay. at @ late! it t something! The new building on First ay. and ae "anes " ombination would be te any good | Electric company’s franchise jotf amd in the vernacular of the} hour last sight. When Henderson rperation man-| Jackson at. ts completed and the Lathing Hatch ‘ E $ | F necessary legislation.” } The mpenker also interested the | Mert. “what they did to them was; wes searched at headquarters a been able toreduce| firm will be open for business Mon- February F ~ 4 = . te ry ty « heap je found 4 ‘ Mr. Morris discussed in detail | crowd with a statement showing the} *2*'7 ow y of cheap jewelry was found minimum, it is claimed, and| day morning. |the platform adopted by the re ditions whieh the council were} T have made the statement dur-| oa him. oe Mr. Parcells rete \ ; pa Pras : . . sem Aine | tne eYery meeting at which I have Henderson has eared tn the a The Sociological society, of the . publican party, and again pledged) facing In considering the pending | sonen.” declared Mr. Moore, “that | local police several tmen| The Hammond Milling company| First Presbyterian church, will bold | SPINNING’S CASH STORE Speman Hea , pol see ane Bem acy on ieee poet ae rong . P emnay a - 1.| the Seattle Electric company was| charged with nor offenses, but/has just made its first shipment!a meeting Friday evening to dis 1210 Second Are. Prd Avenue " . area fellbera sifying im their claim | haa no record for anything big in a/aince the initiation of hinewe cuss the subject of “Nominations *4) tear or favor houn’s remarks im this connection | (hae the con lost money Inet by Direct Primary.” minal way lhoyeott on American gc » sl ie J o a J - a % a 7 : ne he mayoralty nominee were entirely of un exemplary U8| year and I have yet to hear that! — nee > every ¢ af being an orator, This caught! cilman-at-large, Ellis Morrison, | Presents Figures “4 oa life e fancy of the crowd and, while| nominee for the council from the} “Why, here is @ copy of one i Hand an cote uring the remainder of his ad-| Iifth; T. P. Revelle, ward pthe most ble electrical journals - om he ‘ up to the} from the Seventh, a H. fin the world, which shows that aft y standard of flowery language wo | Perry closed the of speakers. | er payin perating expenses and THE * Daughte generally associated with the name | Mayor Ballinger had been named as| the interest on $5,500,000 worth of : melo-dramaticio¢ J. Hamilton Lewis, he at all/ chairman, but © inst moment | bonds the had on hand 4 & week's or mes had bis hearers with him.) was Apel be away, and) as the result of ra carnings — erous plause fre | John 1, of the Civic unfon,{a sum ageregat 7.018 with : tly. | filled | which pay dividends on $5,000, a Ps PSE SRR OE TRE, AS | 000 preferred and a similar amount 4 jot wate = > } “When this administration te 4 @ey, the Star © elected to offie on March 6 it is = e: @f the great pat ged to maintain a ood, clean . A . ‘ @xereives at each jand efficient admintatrath and t : sc Pure ch oF Momag oe soe ASO ns om the regular > pledge you st this will be done. e © and $1.00 Stilt irts ... 42¢ : the Bill which bas atv h When the necessary figures can be 3 Shirts, with Collar.. Ae 1 Night Shirts 43¢ & mi ver . ; avy Wool h Werte the people of Seattle obtained regarding & street car ays ntedie-Chibten Geek. The sensatior i 2 | }tem the proposition of munictpal 7 abr @f the program is Josephin an ywoerahip will be sulanitted to « 3 35¢ Fancy H an and her ks c | vote of the people. 2c Hose Supporters . Whom are unusually talented and Whatever system we may inatall Black S MG 15c Fast Gtied. There a special here | can aseure you that it will * ' “na Picknaninnio m irday aft |e double tracked. I believe the toc Mandkerchic e beeen teens $1.39 @aoon at which the Star will set} WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—The union, expecially from the weet and/ plant of the Seattle Electric com ase a 5 wspender 18e¢ Neckwear .... 39¢ Sside a number of dime seats for! National Assoc m of the Veter-| south pany can be duplicated for $5,000, ase and asc Neckwear ise 75¢ Gray Ribbed Underwear the boys and girls of Week Princess Trixi nd highly educated horse, com eo city ext ans of the War With Mexico opened The te jon will last two days | 000, and If we have this and $1.00 and $1.25 Negligee Shirts aah Pe No ae their annual reunion at the Arling-| This evening the veterans will/ net run ft at a profit it will a F Rewer Washington's birthday | teoanse there are no men pe eres 59e¢ 25c Shield Teck Ties, for. .15¢ esident of. with a banquet af the Arlington ho attle who ve the bral neces . will visit the| sary to operate such a p I do ema to urge| mot think we will find such to be the ==uruss|Wonderful Specials Friday the muntelpal ownership arg nea tom hotel te the Star. ¢ Baltimore het ween : > At the Grand tonight the . the ¥ were Romedy, “Woo mes cele . alee & . 4 now before Gigagement of £ tor There are The advance sale large and bic oon are 5 ya ft » has bee eterans iving out the 1 ee wl a sa who were) few r m, ngaged in that war. They are all) comfort and have enough left to | dle Wilthm H. West's vis will | near $0 years « over. Many| pay for their funeral expenses when | ments in a very capable and Inter Open at the G t on as followed by tates are represented at this re-jthey die esting manner He Bext for the tore | Mr. Moore, whose remarks in part ——_—_— J are given above, and 8. W. Wilkin ket from the Seventh ward. The Inst speaker was George F. Cot om the THOUSANDS OF SENSATIONAL BARGAINS I he Grand op keneral | ame in late THE BIG SA¢ i MUST BE CLOSED OUT IN A HURRY iS BROS. & CO. STOCK FROM LACLEDE — apapeiogg: ll Ccooene | RANGES Washin 3. Saeoe | Wee oa fr “°° For This Week Only 2 3S elephone rally at muse, and who spoke In « Seas Geek. We ramets wate} SACHS BROS. SACHS BROS. [--———||MEN’S SUITS AND Boys’andChildren’s “ewes OVERCOATS Suits COLMAN BUILDING. AN FRANCISCO. EVERYTH No limit to quantity and rtment i be . We et . ’ : $ oe ant - me $1.65 Give Away With Every FOR THE MANE E Sooo vices. 8 Sone Belts nnd Cverensts «+05 sons ssosen- ME Cash Purchase Amounting WHO SHAVES $9.00 Men's Suits $ $4.00 Suits and Overcoats ' $2.65 $10.00 Men's fother s t ys 2 to $5 or Over HIMSELF 12.50 Men's Suits 8 basal Penis Geut Genta third mere te esa Be Se ete Game tor Uhereien 15.00 Men's Suits Les a BOYS’ “BRONCHO BUSTER” RIBBED BICYCLE bor mae Overcoats at Same Reductions. a HOSE 12 Waid oiiren. 04) Was Ooh GRAY SMDAY AND SATURDAY. 96.96 ASK CLERKS FOR UNION CARO A SOUVE(_ NIR HATCHET ff ess 0 TORREY’S BARBER'S BEST STC TROP, the regular $1 Strop, for 606 RANGE URE COMBINATION STROP, of AS | shell, horsehide and canva NT NAN are RS PART alue $1.50, cut to... 81.00 a Stconp Avenue & Sprang Srreet Miod ‘Williama’-i0e cake: f 1415-1417 Rear Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marche 00 SEEEETET 0 TEETSE © IARUEEE © PTET © © YE alia