The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1906, Page 3

FREE PHONES FOR 50-MILE TALKS SLOGAN FOR STATE M, ©, CAMPAIGN WILL BE FREE USE oF DISTANCE LINES—CITY COMMITTEE DECIDES TO LONG CALL MASS MEETING TO ARRANGE PLANS, of long a tance and Not wou campaign, (! i Jeaders y ' jmmedia state carpe ‘This was a MeCtiNg | a a vooate of the ' t entral | i, 4 commit toe ‘ i B Neng headquart " building the lars a call ap plans f the ents ‘ disous . s by nding tows w Help Tacoma M, 0.'s. owner hip on will lend wer to paign p le hold such a mee ar and a sp . pointer as cba pose state campalx 88 those . r ts/ campaign. -etingee r 0 at tha oting ans for af Boom to Rural Residents This campaix ” eck to tend to the state ar ernments Une owners! as are in monopel bes telephone been MUKRe® the ery of phones eonversat v Tines wit . This would place th the rural ¢ a of equality witt the use of telephor paying a flat} Us The Men's Club Re “ent Werrcy, Wateh Ue Grew” Cash Ahead _Credit f apecta! you have Three-Plece Parior Set Style of cut mahogany actual value 3-Piece Set $14.15 $1 4.75 fram Nalehed to velour week wing that you will enjoy examining, whether oY mot i India Wilton Ruge are the acme of domestic rue w them ful designs and *, uit hall, in frawing room or Prices S40 00. 845.00. 850.00. 0. to Seamless Wilton Huge, 9x12, rR aa ‘860 ero #110 00 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12, only, each ....... . 860.00 estill nai AVE. @ UNION STREET 1 such conditions, It wood with our good BOTH PHONES , 1158. 506-508 PIKE STREET of thetr | officers ’ Veh! I'm wo « wish I was in ‘eaven, William I don't tT 1 was in @ nice pab Jane A‘int that just t always wants the best o° every thin t » Sketch. ‘THESE HORSES | ARE SO Mice: A learned 4 on kinds of horses enlive W. Wileox had been ar & charge of having t his team untied, He drives a k identally, what be does about horses cannot be book are the kind that wou't run away naleted W x ox his negligence in not leav DK weight down have been in the business ¢,” he continued, explain ng why his animals possessed such nusual qualifications Earns His Fredom | But | saw a milk wagon coming town 2nd av. once,” replied City At torney De lire and the way milk cans Ww flying about indicated that th ¥ mot the staad kind } ‘Oh, they couldn't have been in the business long.” Wilcox replied to this. His convincing argument arned him his freedom with « warning that he must not violate/| the law again | HE CAME FROM M’NEILS ISLAND R. B got him yesterday ! suspiciously near somebody's grip unearthly heer on officer Col ake’s knowledge of the the pe wae ant Monday at an night by rt me from? onnection tween that and this valise busi ness,” he answered tm an aggrieved tone Don’t get sassy with the court said City Att y De Bruler hat prison did you get out of taat De GBruler, Mind Reader. As a mind reader Mr. De Bruler ts some candy j Well got to know, M L answered Blake, | he rawing again jon his familiarity Blackstone, } that cut's no ice } ‘Oh, I've got y down tinued the triumphant elty 1 | you were a the m fenoun having “} Blake eubsd for ng ped” b | He will be until something more can be I about hia pre vious record DROPS DEAD BY HIS FRIEND'S SIDE, ho was working with | logging camp fropped dead while wterday. H t here and Bonney ght we ple of logs an ng to use one of When Knight fir looked around to find bis nion lying on the ¢ Sisease is bellev ause of death Seume Want Property On Capitol Hill tine tak atson pon 1 the wait Have you some good prope the Capitol Hill Seerien to sell? Kither « house and lot va cant property? Call ¢ Quin Wren Co., 603 Oriental block. *** }0 A large meeting of Camp 69, W W., was held at Elke ball last | evening and plans for raising money construct a lodge building ¢ nor and Pine at. pre LA ampaign was also tr PROGRAM NOW NEARLY READY lowe "WOMEN ABKED TO DEC ORATE GRAND FOR INSTAL LATION CEREMONIES BOWEN ASKS T. P. REVELLE TO DO SPEAKING IN BEHALF OF GOLONS, The City club | committee on arrangements to dec orate the Grand opera house for the Federation of Woman's anked by the general }publle installation of the new elty officials into their offices, Wag her's band has been engaged for the oceusion id arrangements have been made for spectal vocal num bers The formal program has not been but will be about # First yn finally complete as follows: Muse, Wagn Regiment band; call to order, J Behram, ob addre halt of the citizens, Dr, Fi Wharton, pastor of the First church; address, R. A retiring wa music; adv ing oath to incoming mayor, Ju M Ballinger niniate Milo A. Reot, justice of the stat supreme court; address, Willtam Hickman Moore, incoming mayor administering oath to other execu tive officials, Judge Root; a in bebalf of executive officers, Beott Calhoun orporation counsel; ad ministering the oath to members of | the city couneil, Judge Root; ad dress on behalf of the counell, by one of tt. m The memt nbers r of the elty coun | who t* to speak for that body bas not yet been chosen, but wil) be agreed upon at the council meeting | torterrow night, As Dave W. Bow en will be the new president of the ancll it Ie p will be 1 to mak on, Mr Jowen hin ors delegating the to T. P of the Seventh | The steamer Transport was float fed Inst night with the ald of the {tug Boyden. She went ashore near Angeles several days ago BROADHURST MEANS BEST The quali and fit of Broadhurst System 1 ty of workmanshiy style of material I is such excellence that we feel justi express ing the opinion that finer ready-for-service gar ments do hot exist today. Prices Other reliable makes, $12.50 UP "| J. Redelsheimer & Co. | 600-804 First Avenue, Cor. Columbia Street Kohler & Chase": 1305 Second Avenue, Arcade Building, Seattle, Overcoat House in the State 1850. The Largest use on the Const Wash. pave | 1 | | ‘KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT WH. F. Carlesop, of the Kalma Bar, 16 the latest vietim of the check forger, He reports to thee p that he cashed a wort? piece of | pape i nde Lat * mar Was arrested on suspicion, but b * released when Carleson failed to identify him. ‘The amount of the | check and the deseription of the ) panned it are not given ¢ | William McClaine, speaker of the lead at Olympia, aged $7 Iu wanted at Abe a burglary, wa } rent Tewnnend, where be} had shipped as @ sailor on the ship} | Dund William Waldron, an 18-year-c boy, pleaded guilty to burglary at Walla Walia | M. Duffy bas been f t of keaping bis fay at Wenat Jayor Wright, of Tacoma, has en-| nounced that on April 1 he w r all gambling, will put severe re- | sirictions on the sporting element | and will in a general way shut tl lid down tight. He belleves from recent reform agitations | ity the majority of the people a closed town, and he says he 2 © give the people what they want A joint cc of the Ep rth | League of thodist churches | in the district of Walla Walla will held in Walla Walla M 4 to} 7, At a meeting of th nta- | ives of the leties In the two di ricts held at the First Methodis hurch in Walla Walla, the place 4 date were selec OF ALASKA The K kwim, of Alaska Rich in « r nabar s] silver Unproepec and veloped. We wail May J. P. Rudd & Co., 628 Pioneer B TOMORROW (THURSDA SPECIAL PRICES At the no-delivery store. Watch this space-—great bar gains are offered here every day DR. PRICE ING POWDER price, 16-ounce cans tomorrow's Pe EMERALD SUGAR CORN | high grade quality; our at per can Se Not over 6 cans to each cus tomer FLICKINGER’S HIGH GRADE FRUITS ans TABLE 2%-pound ro nd 13 ual sizes, 2 cans if This ts about half price these goods COFFEES. At @he@ per pound that gives ‘action Adams Java blend is roasted every day in our own store Adams Tea & Coffee Co. 1635 Second ave. cor. Pine st GUT RATES To advertise their Alvec Method, the Boston Dentists will perform all- de work at cut rates for thirty days. No charge 9} for examination. Don't fail to take advantage of this excep tional of No students, Skill ful specialists to wait on you. FOR 30 BAYS ination free traction ver fillings , up. Sets h $5. Gold Crowne (22 $3.50 to White Crowr $3.00 to $5. All work guaranteed for twelve years Pain) bot Lady a BOSTON DENTISTS 1420 & Avenue Opr Bon Marche Rig Office. «8 extraction by our new acovery ndant always preser The AND ALL OVERCOATS RAINCOATS AT VALF PRICE. Joseph Schermer & Co, 1010 FIRST AVE Sheet Mesic Latest popular m CLINE’S PIANO H SEATTLE FORGER AT WORK |S¢ CN seemed Qpomeynet aL dows. a 4 RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Smart Spring _JacKets : EVEP ! ¥ COAT BOX COATS. ‘ONY JACKE? T J 1 THE ORT OF COAT YOU ERED AND O ui To YR it Ow NATTY TAN COATS of qua overt cloth loone or fit ' tailore fin ' ha r we i f and are lined with @ F A rect lengths and all 42; « garimer will prove . t 7 a ae they t irpassed nlues at the ‘ #10.50 We have T wellent k Pettt whites La “ ate ¢ ight to town week by ex Ai wo tol ‘ y want one re Let us show to woe the 1 1 gf CAN MEET R NEED OF 1 GLOVE WE HAVE GLACE EDES AN LISLE IN & AND 16 BUT'T® LENGTH RIGHT IN QUALITY AND PRK McCarthy Dry Goods Company Second Ave. and Madison Street Watch for Opening Announcement THE NEW YORK STORE LL REOPEN BOUT MARCH 15. The New re’s representative is now tm the east pur- chasing an stock of all that is new, best and stylish in women's fat 1419 Second Ave, will open March 1 NEW YORK STORE W LOCATION. SECOND AVENUE. wos! A Safe Investment ‘ock in the thing to buy, because ston Copper Company is a good OUR ORE AVERAGES 16 PER CENT COPPER. Some of the richest copper mines known average less than 5 per cent WE HAVE $300,000 WORTH OF ORE ON THE DUMP ready for shipment as soon as our 6-mile raflroad and 4-mile a 4 1 tram are comple acked and managed by some of Seat- L AND CONSERVATIVE BUSINESS The company tle’s MOST BUCC MEN We are selling a limited amount of stock at 75 cents a share, to secure funds for the building of the railroad. As soon as that is done ore shipments will begin, and the stock is bound to rise rapidly. You can buy NOW 60 shares for $38.60--$5.50 down and is {month Come and talk with us » ore and get @ prospectus Seattle- ‘Boston Copper Company )-421 ALASKA BUILDING S. CRANE, PRESIDENT, SEATTLE, WASH CHAS UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 SECOND AVENUE. HOME Reductions in Clothing Lewis & Co., 700 ist Ave. St. See show win MA dozer DOUGHNUTS 10¢ cor, Cherry Great Clearance Sale of RUGSER BOOTS. Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Etc. OILED CLOTHING. RUBBER STORE 714 First A “Everything in Rubber.” NOVELTY ASbOAK AND svIT 1207 SECOND tee Opposite Panta THE ANY ove, ae 1020- Ist AVE suits To ORD HERSPRING COMPANY 1141 Second Ave. South. UP-TO-NOW joneers, Brokers and LLOYD TRANSFER CO. Baggage Express, Inc. Avet Furniture and Heavy Hauling. Both Phonee- - 1686. orf in Diller Hotel. ai Open Day and Night. Ind.