The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1906, Page 4

Re WITH STAR READER A we ByenY AF PRRH OON THE SEAT BY STAR FUBL orrnicKs at the Postott HNOCHKED IN THE HEAD LBt and 19 Beventh Avenge how valuable loge were to the Rw sians. TLE STAR IMUING CO. TROUBLE IN SUMMERLAND. yuBAT. Chief Gatekeeper of Hades Who 1089) Indewendent tim are you, and what do you want? Gan tn ee te i nunaet Telephone — Admission oe Gent He vom, wy enn eancered Cs Mra’ eebatrler Wa es” Som) oF Wentrefive conte ver month Chiet Gatekoeper—You get out @ The da te when pour subssripil here! Don't you imagine for an in “, We = that riven, It your subsorty: that you are going to string avag en pe hos he lated te 2 Mocha © teSen from the tik | your wires in this place, We have troubles enough of our own © Washings as sroond.o KNEW ALL AnOUT FATHERS Haaa't Miss Littleton a dainty foot? - You, she has, “and he added aad ly, “ahe must take after ber moth terly rid we character of the wild charges recently bs : 4 Times aga h ty engineer and the corporations he city 1, In connection with the delay tn grant . TRARS Foe. RICHARD. ‘ ‘. R “hicago, Mar he Mutton Chop \l franchive to the Milwaukee road, ( well shown by the ; ‘ b ‘ ‘ Throwers’ amsociation has adopted h waa 1 yesterday to the Chamber of Commerce by lutions regretting Riahard one men's apectal ittee on terminals. Manafield’s decision to retire in committee had made an” exhaustive investigation of the | 190% It ie proposed to make Mr whot way terminal franchises, had att tO Mansfield an hondrary member , viral ° wee Jupon bis retirement slons ne con with the railway representatives and was ‘oughly posted on every aspect of the negotiations Cleveland, Mar, &—The stage th conclud # detailed report to the chamber yesterday this [hands here have been plunged inte committee said crief by Manafield's announcement irement. They had Intended We found the corporations committes as anx an we to meet ° ploy Jim Jeffries to annist the Milwaukee half way, and at the same time bly guard the [them at future Mansfield engage city’s rights. We found City Eng Thomeon tn hearty aympathy |ments, and now they fear Mane With our desires for an early a t, and quite w to go an {field will never bave an opportu gity of meeting him. far towards meeting the views sesentatives of the tacoming Toads as in his op! har ward for the present and future New York, Mar. &—"If Mr, Mane welfare of the city would t ft etires, and I have no doubt he Rospectt Itted will,” sald @ super at one the re WAS? és Ghanl well known theatres, “I shall pre t VAR © Chamber of Commerce, sent to the Metropolitan Museum Chairman of the Committea the spear with which he beat me We endorse the above without reserve the last time | played with him C.F. WHITE, for Seattle Commercial Club. Although cracke fs in good F. W. BAKER, for N. P. ©. J. &@ M. Ass'n shape for exhibition purposes, J. BR. POWLES, for Seattle Product Ass'n It'll only cost Anna Gould $40, R. H. PARSONS, for Manufacturers’ Ass'n D to get rid of He after she pays lL. H. JENNINGS. retary ef Commiites his debts ‘That bargain shows real WANTED--SEATS r-Elect Moor T jet the f we Ww ta people now have the “Recall” w yank out of the now cx any who ¢ at yet come te pre Jay Gould shrewdness ON STREET CARS of the co and i street on y o measures in the Ty ars run by the Se | w to providing all pa gers, | h seats. *, Vole against the measure! The eapon fm their hands and can member except the two hold-overs, visos ANT A PAIR OF P FAMILY SKELETON. Hithe Bont NO r THE SEATTLE STAR—TH Alas EMBROIDERY PANEL WITH PRINCESS GOWN AND DOUBLE PRINCESS EFFECT SKIRT BY COUSIN LIL laundress will aay about [t, seems -~ ot to have been taken int am wnt NEW YORK, March &The ac-| Hut perhaps they re but itt ompanying drawings have been ne to tron than Inet year’s platt y chosen a giving the key- | ed skirts | note in which fashion is to play all rhe jacket of the litten sult ale during the ing ow shows a rked change, It haw It is not too early t pheay for ken The | ont whe t ning in Jan y 1uene 1 the New ¥ poky ¢ e nh ated t ; brot 1 t ‘ p thelr automobiles to J he @ er cos t the fas 1 all the shop we are * new ‘ will be h linens, ore # and vetf | short hardly @ pretense at f i by eerie and leghern| ting the Mgure sch ae possible the lines of ear the latest cut te af ene are to ar at the ar ekirt wh the e th fie eaee » THOSE WHO HAVE FOUND GAPT. KID —_—_—_—--—— tay tr . { 1960, aj have seen the epot nn Whose matrimony hast tua bee 4 the Battie > on oo rt Made such a tremendous pow-wow . . = * geen e Baltor the Star:—On the first attend to the suffering see-| See aw toed 06 thet pith feneetagie thle ago te tied am” Fes me t 1 you page ant first column of the Post-| fal nearer home? The pace in't inet 1 coun " share aed ~* pany seg m a _o Intelligencer of March 5 is an ar fend eoag sty bad —_ and deceit | Ho's just about boneless now |viver of the Chas. Taylor Sew aush wily ve tigle headed “City Churches to Ald! ont day, would It not be wel a a ee ee eee (ces, Sane Famine Fund.” On the same page the giver to stop and consider he oo Zot as calel. a8 oon ea 4 bees r. aad fifth column is anot lcle | whether he fe doing the best h lame ‘ aha ae so separ? bd headed, “Japan Exploiti the 4 he bas to spare, and how « t th Iw Hg ey much of what he ts able to gite will down the men we The f Whole Orient.” The first tells of! Gver roach its represented ay Tonight, at the Grand waned: Seth @ reaingy aunc-andltedete the doings and what is going to be if the Japanese are ab » enter! Hall opens in "DX " tor eten oneame Fe ae ton te ster done to relieve the famine in Japan. | into auch aggressive works, they|nights and o Saturday matings | ry wutt and a aeiaet liner abs ettinte to The second article tells of what ts neath) compelled to support the | “Dorcas” is said to be Mise Hall’#| Jou en Re me} that © paper wae poor of their own country. Again. | greatest success and as the present | isis nd k and Ml and| paid over and he was ¢ t dotng in shipbuild rtp is in shipbuilding, sepairing and || would respectfully suggest to the| visit is the first Miss Hall has ma¢ Se Of nouns had ething th est, Atlahead Me.sestied that } opening up avenues of commerce by churches and ministers of Seattie,|to the Pacific coast in many years! tne « ¢ that time t owt t ure ie te — the Japanesa, the magnitude of and there are many well meaning|she is promised a warm welcome | jana in hopes of finding a settler,| drove home, and tm! sbe Which it cays will astonish the people among them, If you have or [mut had not dragged himectf over | nieht re od with « b work! an get @ surplos of aid, ¢ither Double Life” with Laura] pat a mile ach when helwagon and « r The utter contradiction between spiritual or temporal, it ts needed | afield im the | wae p t the f of notice th he had eo the poverty pleadings of the first right here in Seattle No need to eo attra le tree He was leaning agsiast It his own, he proceeded to dig tn ( atticle and the exploiting of the| go many miles to find tt Sunday and Monday evenings. | when some email « an Out of corner of the front yard. d bet capital and energy in the second| 1 write this because | believe | vw in the tranh ond gave Rimi the hele wan three fect Seep he Jeads to the writing of this item, and | wrong is being done, and that there ja bed scare, The shipwrecked man/ unearthed a emall stone jug. tightly T ask. Can the < should be a limit to this everlasting turned to examine ¢ and he! corked was broken on the grass care of thelr own poor? Would {t! demand for money to go abroad found « hollow artiny at the! plet, end a omong the fragments Ret be woill for the city churches to JAMES 8 ELLIOTT. grown4 and running up about four) were $3000 in gold and * - | feet iN { the pieces had & on Retlly and Woods’ Bis | The ope was about two feet | wi eve tha yea 1 the be the attraction at the rom at ttom, and, as Tay-| then er of the place had occv peat week, looked it LU discovered for nine y re. and k at day afternoon, “The | Japanned box, about i¢ inches lena ave buried the jug are gilvng a burlesque performance | by 12 wide. The box he 3 this work } with a padioek, and, fr " 14 that a very tall, _ i nm. seemed to have dark complexioned man, having « “ ” “The White Cape” at the Third | years ar on hie for ad aa eis By “JOSH gctte, White Cape” at the Tales iveare as ened Sint eee baa wapeateay some thm dramatic vehicle affording the me for means to the pe “_ ° ooo - re od bers of the Taylor company better | and when the ope ne * tpn nd opportunities than anything they|found that it was packed full of @ that of a bard case who ad have been seen in here | money bank Bille Four-fifths of ' county , “Te what do you owe your suc-| out of the stock yards pen Sunday] Next week, what promises to be| the bills were on northern banks / stealing, and who has oubsequently Cees? asked the reporter. belonging to Ha Powers. | the st conspicuous event of the 4 the bulle of them were of large 1 the pe nites ary at heat “I never put off until tomorrow! thie€ had just asked Marve es will be the appearance of| denominations, The sum to’ was bus. Hows er, the peddier ad be anybody who could be done today,"| he woukt have given him a hog.|the Taylor company in “Seotty, |O¥er $14,000, and there wns nothing | #0 careful to purchase all rights in replied the |ife insurance > tent. | There ts nothing email gbout Harve.| King of the Desert Mine,” the piay| i the bom to convey eto ave ° and ned wale 1 od ty mtry (Mo) Sentinel Ps - vad Seats where the money orto the treasure tha e¢ ale ol “Oh, Knoxty tan't such a bad fel- - ae ee whist Booty” | whom it belonged to. 7 + stored} the law made up their minds to tn- low. He ten't half so black a» he's| The dressmakers all over the) ae line ¢ hie person and| vestigate him, His find was seized painted.” country ore fighting the double| The st Po oe ce int bt: wide heel 00 plah.” went 9 . he Star offers this w ‘No, nor his wife ba’ bs pay vl a - 7 a hin keeps! the best and longest real pe . " . . va deville entertainments ever D ic 1s SE. A WORD PROM JOSH WISE ed to the Seattle public. ° the list are the following acta: The Haviland three, expert. wirts e iS 0 ngold and com n & my omedy; Muller and Chunn manipulators; Bleach and Barth, r f j ; ould look about and find an invest . |German dialectic comedians; Hall S had men ned S160 08 Sie jand Lorraine, in a comedy sketeh | | . war came on and In ere It's a poor rule th’t jand imitation, and many other very ||, + iatasiie eesthtate can't be worked for clever and @nusual acta ewrybody. “i kaa a Tt was only 12 or 14 years 4b) jthat « + thing happened nba to the many kind friends who att KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT S03 8205-8 ' ay ation « 1 «a wagon wos ta sick one OF ALASKA | day te bem, ag he wee Ortvoum - “You dor duige muel = 4 and sought st a fa fn automodt — The Kuskokwim, of Alaska.| house. He " f te tf “That's be t eve in peer abar « ‘ able using profar ted and to ¢€ te ald to ths lay News comes from Sar 628 Plonee ' thet a human skin 1 ‘We've been skinned two the felow that did the| t get $500 HELP! HELP! Prepared to Western civ sistance CITIzx HARVE'S THE LIBERAL Fre Low. Some sneak thief stole six hogs agit? Mon: Who are » ends Ly 4, -, The Cobra a , © Adders. EZ LOF7I u Bee 8 pt a 8 equal 16? 4 ro pa QACER ph te ounty, One of t chairs and Japs never servation « THE SCHOOL ; Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See—Seeing 1s Believing. WOZLLEL Marsa OF QUALITY. EYNOTE OF SUMMER F a es Eastern Outfitting Co.,, (inc) 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union ASHIONS! = 10-1015 FIRST AVENUE: pHones PAIN 1240 a part host of janitol T rm K ‘ T Lee's Kew ‘Tar sit KET ¥ of doing this will be by a front panel, This panel is often of ft emb y, and is cut a « part of N that fashior ‘ lous to d b t the | Kodo! D a ( kirt, or at least ¢ Quate ' he only “ C ‘ ot * a ke atitche r wiost gowns y . able pr L. W. SUTER, Jeweler and tielan, 713-715 First Ave. tw eight feet f Excursion to California Special train lesves Seattle March | 16. Round trip $85; Inct Pull man accommodations going, «ide trips, ete. Limited number passen aken. Make r Fitel bullding Eitel building. “- Extend Our | Thanks nded our oper # given by the MARINE ion, England, and FALO GASOLINE MOTOR More than satisfactory.” f the countless « tments be- new store, and on our exposition n and women now. rent Wore pianos. ALITY 8T\ THE Qi 4 LLOYD TRANSFER Co, Baogege Express. Furniture and Heavy Hau ae f , a Both Phonee---168¢ », Women and Children o in Diller Hotel. Open Day and Night. # Parisian Knamel, « Quaker pr Lundborg’s High Grade Fa Ww pianos RE.” Ine, no. yy | ee UUAKER, Here's Specials for the Balance of the Week Which Should Interest You v eo the oy he “ att 1 Pi 1 the tow we v the it price pas ow Quaker me - Q . ie , ‘ Se j \ . ' . ( 1 x odors it and bee . The QUAKER DRUG CO 4043-10145 First Avenue arto Duwamish bridge 20 Salesmep 4 Ra . ‘ « off t Th k ent f bove He had t pe . « ‘ wn. Be k ‘ «ft the bank h ’ f ° te a to ne nt of « atch, three or four gold rings “—" gold, $20 tr ® 10! * end sbout « N. FP. CAR SLIOPB EMPLOYING ABOUT quer f dimes and ent ploces. ON C. D. HILLMAN'S MEADOW GARDENS. th was tightly corked Will make the land very valabla i gone in and & $175, on terms of per month. k notes t this land. Take new Renton econ s? is Mad on grounds City offices in Times block. < hey value, an alll [visit GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 Second Avenue you Wo sell Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co RUG Cp, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON te Ie Quaker ' ‘ts 2c; tay es 1) sty. Ese JEPESZERS2 383 500 MEN GOING In Large tracts 500 feet long Also need several men to mH eM CON, F nore AND FISHERIES EXPOSITION, of the LEWIS AND CLARK FAIR on y owner of this motor 102@0-Isr AVE SUITS ‘To onpeR +15 00 HERSPRING COMPANY, 14g Second Ave. uP NOW, oneers, Brokers and Appraisers. " is bought and vanced Mone! Auct es of all b appr gn Phones——Main 4274 RAINCOATS AT ALF PRICE Joseph Schermer & G0. FIRST AVE