The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1906, Page 5

a THE SEATTLE STAR-—-THURSDAY, MARCH 1 905. ; 7 flying spark from a match which is required than jMant with Chinese custome and oon D i A 7 H $ itlona, He stated aboard the Da E ] ‘FE. I | kota that the journey of the pres }toant © moat important fact it| SACRAMENTO, arch 1.—Rev, W arm a usta @ Ri IA esaKon ta the awakening of the} A GOOD ORA OR : Btoy, rector of Bt. John’s Episco- | { g Apt ] }pal church, Maryaville, died he | th ha mt Atiea has been © nowapaper | Youterday, He was well known on e o es rac ay the paat 40 yeara. “He pub-| the Pacific coast, and had charges tn “eda {ishew the shang view, The| ——_- Portland, Ore, and Washington for 17¢ ‘ j Beper Is printed in Chinese and b8®) MAN MOST SOUGHT AFTER IN CHINESE PARTY 18 AMERICAN PTION TENDERED CHINESE VISITORS LAST NIGHT gun. |", !mmenae clroulation : D WINNER oF SALT LARS, March 1A. B é a ; | He leaves for Alabama tomorrow COLLEGE GRADUATE AN OF AN ORATORICAL | Moss, manager of the Lyric theater That i» going to be our “Busy Friday” spectal offer this week, @ PASSED ANYTHING Eve RY BEFORE SEE IN This Cry nigh t attend the Methodiat von ound died laat night at the Moly Crom arm, adjustable clothes rack, such as you would pay thirty: COMMISSIONERS GORGEOU SLY ROBED a Roapital of organise compllestions Ce ae Ee eee eine , Mr. Mows was associated during hin Take elevator to second floor—housefurnishing department _——_— | . career with Kdwin Booth and other won ‘ . aieiiiiiiias a Offletal Intery T. K. Tee and erudition. The me@ibers of the | well known actors During the Prince Teal" : eee urna to Amert the imperial Ghinese spectal com-| COMMIasion all peak the court lan- | gyanish-American war he enlisted a of Sea Great Norther ; . . \ wraduate of the Van. | SU88* Dut owing to the fact that allay @ sailor and was on Admiral af the people © . sa | pai Dade ‘ AE hee wert iifferent prov * 404] genley’s flagship at the battle of goat b ‘ o > a | erate & , | a € different rank MO) Santiago, He was 68 years of age smeet ever giv 1 | dar Hialect ie unintelligible to ‘ padered the dist " “ Ye ourte | t «ce he ansumed . eee * ne oo NCS or gp em BALTIMORE, March = 1.—Mra.| mane Oey ipeaiy members of the Chinese Riek] ere ne ceen Te oe en ae eae eee ae rai takepeoees (Tent ©. Sister Of the late cu-Gor tin ps a mmilesion ye rday had er ean rator ae exoer na ed from the Vanderbilt ool porno Bowls of Maryland vas i ikcer diet tee ak ae ene ag llr os an entero sok | burned to death last evening wt by oul - Sch Amatuee met heer ca in ge “ WT the chinese {home in this elty, It is suppe , ~ MISSIONARY Lonely ey, Senge yay pag Biphrahg fate pslshanlber a pee mivent attesta, [t2&t her clothing wan ignited by a 4 \ al invita’ m of President T. F M Teao is an | Kan and evinced a great deal of | eulst Hits preset sa official inter. |#8® attempted to light. Bhe died “1 | vow " ” « with lt aly Amertean were the class se le with which the assembled stu Ah Ying, a Chinese girl, arrested be te greeted the visitors, and "| ls Officer Fisher, of the immlgra “ must have been a remarkabl » | BRIEF Cl y NE WS | |tion bureau, was yesterday held for ¥ After spending 35 years ax a Bap Mug tor the etaid Raped ] hearing by Commissioner Kiefer in | tit missionn Cattness|the dowager empresd ex ot bonds for $1,000 | Jude! at Canton. Rev mons } th body ar al —— ° | O- | returned t United States almost | f mity sang the ecllees} Liat it with List, Mutual Life Bldg. | . his wife b Washington | Captain William T. Burwell m-| warehouse at the foot of Union st.| ose » Dakota mandant of the Puget Sound navy | this spring woh are gol Settee eee ee eee) yard, was advanced to within three | 7 “ ° he sa numbers of the ra « captain in| The lth anniversary of the Se- | = at to see if ITTLE AMERICAN GIRL . e service by the retirement |attle Lodge, No. of the Sona of 0 E y P y ie human skill SPEAKS CHINESE torday of Rear Ad Colby |Hermann, was celebrated tn the| nh cas ayments oot, oes, bar 9 | athaeter nd Preach B. Chatwsen | ou Like . - wf Amertean parents in China the rank of rear admiral about June amuel Hill, after an extended rday viewed © east and south in be- || THE TONE POWER OF THE © native See eee eee Ree eee eeeeee ee eeee -” land, The ifttle girl speaks ¢ good roads movement bh Chinese like a native born A { Georg wnat 1 to Seattle yesterday A. . , baving resided in that coun f Wa neton dD. ¢ yer B. Ch P ; ‘ try since her birth @ also a " neheon at th , a A meeting of members of the Vol od ase 1anos yea. N speaks Knglish, and is now on bor f Law OM ay, a PUnteers America will be held tn ae an her way east, where she will ant " eu met he hall, 118% nd ay. 8, Sa A CROWNING CHAR Dis way few join her pa ta f comme 1 ny night for the purpose of ¢ ACTERISTIC. Sere or the « * il le | Hing local officers. a bene a ‘ _ Weshtestatte tnithten ots ee | } Postmaster Stewart te tr The one thing that gives the a ME nm finn re = no lof at t Washing Bievens Relief Corps will be en A. B. Chase ite individuality, the ot “Gent | Gutental’ noe’ Eee panones Se | at besiantes March 1 «| terta by Mra. P. D. Morris at ne thing that has built up ite " p manner, with @ spectal p peg ‘ ed to ¢ even néwther home, 1019 E. Jefferson et., Fri-|f popularity, t# its fascinating Staase Gi @ Mneeeek th. te Goan mail clerks to be added to the ataff}@ay afternoon tone and action, This charac ~ t ali the oh ates Faerie now on duty | tert cannot be described in oll oe 7 neg - +4 The quarterly change of the police|§| printer's ink or by verbal dew at rs. haar T al in » ting. on Pike #,!patrolmen took place 4, iption, but when once heard me } werved in the ‘ “ The and eujoyed will never be for are oneee of . quent use at » headquarters id ot pagne were he hed The} Schwat + Broa. @ Co. will ox.) as certainty t today. For the ae ee — “i was lavishly decorated Tia . mop tate first time tn the history of the po TEN OTHER MAKES. The arms of thie rack are each 25 inches long, and adjust from . land extensions of their wh Separtment, the wes failed an tron holder, Very strongly butit A. B Cala ¢ the Canadian Pa-| _ aoe _£__ pte make a trip In the last 24 . Sherman Clay & Co But one to @ person, and you will have to either carry them with y. 44 YEARS ABSENT a. a story for every | a a ( > * = you or # for them. No phone, mail or C. 0. D. orders. s : Py Btoneberger, a farmer of|f 711 SECOND AVE., SEATTLE. " ° q Ca Pacif : i |night t olman Potter, charged Standard Furniture Co. Doctor Young J. Allen, who m song dar ; { with pimals the voyage acroas the Pactfic w t . n e firat wial eomur t & o last meeting of the Ninth 20t on his @ soil yesterday for : ment club at which LAL 7 wes. the firet thee tm 44 years } : wer pted, petitio ‘ (2 Whee the Irepertal Cntr ° br thoroughly conver-| jen the as to grent 1 ee " t ~ oe Seattia 1006 to 1016 First Ave. Tacoma 4 men 4 ne coun ne @ aino had MAIN THis GREAT DARGAIN DAY Gives You AN or. [922.5 : nt “yesterday “dg: [pentiment on the eubjout eras some eeas ale of Pianos PNITY TO SAVE. YOU'LL Ft D PLENTY OF VALUES to leave th tire matter to| What @ no action was taken INTEREST YOU All goods carried over from last year will be sold at practically FLOWER AND GARDEN DS at fe for a package same aize as you pay Se for We have handled these seeds for 4 yeart now and stand ready to guarantee every pack PARTY TO DIVIDE apiece ae NECESSARY TO THE THEATERS "EVERY Home syringes $1.75 best Semi-Porcelain Dinner Plates, with Very pretty blue each Hot able p L. W. SUTER, BI OCOMe & heceantt 7 in every hold. No home should be with ie Mardwood : Way t Ses adil a cost. . Smooth ; be piena tone aie them, for they save many a do : 5S Fire Bese Ir “no var party © " 5 Mat =a Down | tor bill. pecia! prices will fame RTICLE OVER 10 Come quick 713-715 First Ave. Hased Ja: « Hoard ee leg “ie! nat” tm fay Seattio ant|om them Bartell’s drug ee if you want « h mi proceedin “ th te > undow be greeted t Frida 1 Saturday the party making {te way York city, visiting A egtaen * Little 2 Niagara Palle en ro WASHINGTON, D.C. : _ NEWS NOTES | [have afforded the story writers | wonderfully prolific field for The treaty between the Uolted/ era . and they have give States and the Dominican repubile | framatiat a good vehicle for a play under which the former undertakes | “The Mo: to collect and disburse the custome] runsing at revenues of the latter, has been re- | ter in executive The Taytor |to the Third A r next The house sased the army ap. | Sunday and Laur r ie with prepriation bill yesterday. | therm (his time All the Uttle @irte No bids have been received at the | Will be gathered around the stage Prices and Nests mailed to country folks upon request. ne 48 conts wart bottle, Jones” opena at | gua ed two years, $1.25; 2 anday night for) quart Fountain ayringe, guaranteed & Wednestay mat- | one year, 56 cents; 2-quart Fountain 1 oats will start | *YTiORe, guaranteed two, years, 96 ' morrow at 10 a. Mm. feents; Marvel whirling spray lady's lve l0c STORE 1325 Second Ave. Auctioneers, Brokers and Appraiser Stores of all kinds bought and sold at auction. Mom Kohler & Chase on approved consign 1308 Second Arcade Bik. } Phones Main SUS) ind 0058. r Tablets, reg Se tie Granite Kettle @t¢ Pull Cowhide Leath Case, regular 1 $4.49 Se Best Bristle Win dow Brush 20e - syringe, $2.48 "makes whirling he Moonthiners” of the South| spray syringes, $1.95. v gem waied China Cr easily worth TSe the places—608 and 610 2nd « Meat Fork, spies regular Tie...49¢ Third Avenue Carving Knife and ase shack any EN OF SEATTLE Burt and Packard, makers of the celebrated “Korrect Shape” Shoes for men at $3.50 and $4.00 have decided to close their Seattle agency. We will place on Sale for 28 days, commencing Saturday, March 3, their $3.50 and $4.00 navy department for the stent 1,000- | Goor at the close of the performance tom steamer Zafiro, although it had/ t Sunday afternoon to see been advertised for sale for ‘six|“Leurette” Charies T with di wooks past. The vessel was ap-| fect the play, “The White Caps praised at 000. The greatest attraction ever hotd ing the boards at the Star theater jis the Princess T the human quedruped, the h | that there te but a sm markation between the human gpd | the brute creation, This and other acts are breaking the record ttle week. There will be a double mag ff tn Saterday afterncon, The change of prices does not take plabe until next week. AIMS SWEEPING The cultivation of international | good will is the object of Cifhe | Mundi, an organteation formed 4n ity at the outbreak so-Japanese war, and offi were re-elected last ate at ting of the ¥. M. C Tee f cay NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY STANDS FOR —The scientific, reconstructed baking industry, whereby the goodness and nutrition of Biscuit and Crackers have n marvelously enhanced. - The 1 new method of protection by which all dust, dirt and moisture are completely excluded from the package and the freshness and goodness of its contents are care- fully preserved. ization Intends to Bandy in | Junetion with the YM. ©. A., which reaches 18 different countries. Mark Ten Sule, of Seattle, and K. K Kawnkam!, formerly of this city | are members The new officers elected last night are the following: Frank Messer vey, Wright Robinson, J. Baker Albert Ohistrom, Frank Shaunessy Kirk Brown, G. H. Sharon | PARTICULAR ter This is the trade mark which appears in red and white on each end of the package as an absolute pledge both of the quality of the baking and the ZINdERY purity of the packing. For example try Graham Crackera—so “ferent from the ordinary graham crackers went im baking —different in favor —different in pecking, More palatable —more satinfy- sotrtioes. Motect he parest Graham Sour and baked fo s manner understood only by the National Biscuit Company. $2.85 and $3.25 FIXTURES FOR SALE RAYMOND & HOYT 216 First av. 916 Firs A ye, who demand tho beat but nd freshest eggs to be had at heap prices, go or ‘phone to the Jersey Butter Store, 503 Pike at lowa creamery butter, 2 Ilha. and for Friday and Satur only, 2 dozen strictly fresh ogg, for 4 ove ent 10ms wits Maree. * Nee ° Miia? - fh