The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1906, Page 3

- THE SEATTLE TAR-—THURSDAY, MARCH CIGARETTES ALSO PASSED CHECKS SAY PASSES ARE QUESTION WILL BE Fee TN PORT TOWNSEND . SSUE2 ¥ CITY ‘cert En TOMORROW | T N@ WOMAN CITY OFFICIALS AND OFFICIALS-ELECT 80 JUS WE ATTENTION ON SECOND AVENUE — zi : 60M re 10N O j ry — ’ arrracTs TIFY THEIR CONDUCT IN ACCEPTING FREE TRANSPORTA Sees My to ‘The Star) mer and proceeded to Seattle on the f ’ PORT TOWNSEND, Merch Yh—[enecen Przanted to Seattle or tt TION OVER STREET CAR LINES. | BIG DELEGATION OF BUSINES 6 MEN WILL GO TO TACOMA BY | William Jacob, of West Sound, ta) under the name of W. F. Miller. | as " ! SPECIAL TRAIN TO URGE NECESSITY OF ESTABLISHING THE STAR'S ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE how wanted here f new ain venatared he yt wait ree ee 0 : t :t STATE PUBLICITY BUREAU IN THIS CITY leas checks on the First Nationa ame was knows & harle a P @ city cour me intersigned the general mar , N op c AN jon He told the purse f the} bermelect of the ne 1 and | ag ( the company that they are Thereby pledge myself not to permit any young man, j Hank of Hellingham, Jacobs, who) Hellingham that he wap going ¢ h ty official wi © on | accepted & ou of yee on saben in my compa! ry, to amoke a cigarette. I pledge my- fl until roce aductel @ tenes tsi en Pron = "thks aeaar ie way pa n violat tl) This being the case the office " fut fort self, also, to do all that lies in my power to discourage, West Sound, arrived here M peka and the latter wa he e athe of offive tify: their} do, in fact, as well as in form, re fu , biict? tt P > , i the young 1 of my acquaintance, the habit of and met & business man who knew jon its arrival her t e ques nduet on the ground that the | ceive their pa from the company | - ‘ s of the wt s hn © was introduced and had) was f X a " od to t b r t y { igarettes. I desire, also, to have my name eri | jt 1 he y the |through its general manager “ smoking ¢ of The Star's Anti-Ciearette 1 hecks cashed in two saloons, Late Jacot wanted in ghe n y in dance th the tert But regardle f the pre Jones of a : " The Transportation Rates rem rn eague he bought bills of goods at a meat similar charge and also for deve t Seattle Hlectri mpany's|the franchise , regardieus of any J . market wud wholesale house, giving ing hia wife and children and leav- | DIAnKet franchise and that the havior provieiis, the cath of of-,°'sy z et p from checks In payment for the goods. | ing them destitute therefore, Involve no obligation on in itmelf bids the ul to attle and the state, w ~ : 2 y and the balance he took in cash. He Jacobs iv mediun ® mrt towarde the company to accept no. transportation On| cided befor, t - aera - “ et Winanee was recognteed by # Seattle drum-' slightly gray hair and musta Humber of these officials and|any terms not open to the general | of . nient or . ae GS BES % f be were Interviewed by | public 146 aed = ja ter for The Star yesterday o A tt t : eet, seua’ Ae for their violation or proposed vt ‘ : o cteent ‘ ‘ }lation of the oath, The official rer wees art - , rg * wage Yesterday afters t olen She knew that claim that they secure their passes |" the franchise ordinance the) oie aut ame of : . a agar store on Se ay., me e| in the young man from the ate constitution declares that the ’ mt to Low Angeles will be $66 af of Union " f she respect for her i practice shall be unlawful, In art.| ™ ertistng iMerature) ¢ to Lon Angeles $81. aves pablic dem 4 hejthan t cigarette while! Teeohnically True. 11, nec, 40, of the neutitution, it is} '* ‘ pere Niecrimina * Om Star's) walking on (th: et by her aide provided M Will Support Seatt! pl “ « who and secondly, she knew what danger Io & manner this is tran The! “It shall not be lawful for any| wand Cappers Satie ted today that the extra $4 on = ke et.|/the young man was in from the Giiieneiaatiinale, ard pertificates or passes over the | person holding public office in this} Se ary W ae be les meain and hoo! with a young gen-| continual use of the paper weed ‘ lines of the company are merely jstate to accept or use a pass or tol] m ' z tleepe 2 from Seatt potty turned (n $e 4 av Yesterday the Anti-Cigurette ed BY CONGRESSMAN J. A. T, HULL, CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE ertificates that the holders are duly | purcha oe tation from any ub the state e t . h sina members of thé . received seven pledges from COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS constituted public officials, and as| railroad or other corporation other| ed by long tenes my party will not enjoy the privilege. at Renton. Several ladies of | } utitled to ride on the lines of |than as the same may be purchaned| requesting that a de f at ® Y. W.C. A. have sent in pledges} San the company under the provisions of | by the general public and the legis | red u the Te a meeting in| Mra Love lost a gold h ene ried ; and they are also : tthe it» franchise, It ts, however, only |iature shall pass lawe te force| called tomer nt by. Serwoem Ser ys ae be ture and they are also launching @ little siin Ye Pa a all pass laws to enforce . dfte. wy up meat her band and ueade on thelr own account to] Witten Bapectally for The Star, 1 after th certificates have been! this provision | " ‘ de " fe Sn movement ¢! garette | assist The Star, as told In a fetter] ' case of attack on the Pa « 4 tions t t 618 Pik went flying into the * e jto the editer, Do it now. Husthe| side, the United States would fir I, ‘ fight end " pes ‘A hot wave of gnation and|the good thing along and-—your aid | {ts chief reliance in its various nav MARINE NOTES $07 g8: oh eeial GD Getidenty expects 2 » o ey man | w be rewarded A letter ad- | bases, Panes a, . elt wh anger paseed ove ® y gad he immediately bes A most |dressed to the Anti-Cigarette| 1 regard Hawall as the greatest lemona, ber bi Bodies Will Co-Operate ATER NOTICE fareefl Femonst rss « girl was| League, The Star, Seatile, Wash] protection to the Pacific seaboard i ser lek ee fim ted words flew faer and furt-| will reach bis desk A hostile fleet could not operate Fish steamer Ran Juan, of the San | box gif, tanc ; Williemn is very des | om Pally 20 people «. wath + lover the long streteh between the Juan Fish company, ar | from ft having epre Ra troand the yo and| Before despairing, look on page|Philippines and the coast of the | the banks this morning with 125,00 the eting 4/TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT when they saw (he t 6 That is where all wants are sat-| United States without coal The pounds of halibut, a very lig ered & spe NO. 3. were attracting (hey h tefied, No matter what you desire, | United States has Hawali for a coal The weather was stormy ian | h W Srattie at ¢ ‘ ton di Bat the sir" it te there ees ling station, We would also be able seemed to follow the steaine | v evening Water rent due ta Marae Se Se }to at Seattle, San Francisco and schools were few and far between ° © Gente ary, Vworsert, Meee. Se = jother points on the coast. A hostile | Juan will pot rm Borth Meant "Tustries ‘a 4 B 4 9 ship would have a0 base from which | pral days and during her f k han ber r jelinquent. Di eke Cas hr Ferrer eee” Cra adit | > erie wot ines tare Sos lay ong a new” atonring ara © ei the pons Nye nort of aler strony . wees be obliged to remain In the far east. | be Plage aboard the steamer wing the publicity b f | water rates due from first | fe state th t " r to twentieth of month, becomes de« yur fleet, m ° wit have Our fleet, meantime, would ha vee ent on twentieth utter and Cheese Steamer Robert Dollar, L. MH. ¢ several bases from which to operate w ore pec. Ss There iw the new one at Olona HON, J. A. T. HULIT & Co., will arrive from San Fran 5 4 . mery butter, Sublg bay, in the Philippines, which | ne pain =e. cisco about midnight, She . rh. fresh brick, pe Daw forget that tomorrow is Friday, and that the New Store | has lately received the attention of | Question for the Darel comenittes. eg Age of | freight, including | eign wer Ib. Ledpabe i iaifl continues its custom of offering on that day @ few special bar: ongress me army officers| 4 dpe emg S| pipe for the Puget Sound | tun per tb, gale; new at want you to come ia and see what we have. Our §/ Wanted to spend the money for for-| naval strength on the Pocitic cera Dr camped Mg eee RE Lge oe ne the manag fer for | navel hon cific ocean ] : er , Olongapo, t the Roo aecodl r | am in favor of avoiding war by ath Bay, of the L. H. Gray ip aesee shes ft knocked out Chongnge, whieh tt teen cn ee nett ea te leave Grays Harbor to per tb, ordi ioid 2-01 : D0, b te | feast ew battleship, with some t 1 ew York chess, pe a 12-quart the mavy’e choice for © bane, will be |e mee p. with some} night” On her second tr The | New York ch per Filled. smaller craft, should be authorised | steam@r in mew ‘end one of the| fortified and equipped with dr eke. yard ‘ 4 Yj by congress every y OUT | largest steam schooner rig on the/ ards and all the machinery | navy is second to none ur c bel Hereemnry for overhauling and re- | that of G pairing warabips | It must be borne in mind that ; m On the Paelfi « t we already | while tegular selling as | have salt, have considerat price 30e, for this the way of factiities for fitt Friday . ise i jand yverbauting warships. and le talk of fortifying the har fell galvanized Water Pail, rein foreed bottom, ex tra beary bail Poultry RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. CHILDREN’S COATS } ALL THE NEWEST THINGS FOR BABIES AND LIT TLE TOT MATERIALS CHARMINGLY MADE AND FINISHED. CHILDREN'S DOUBLE BREASTED COATS, of fine red serge, with navy blue or black velvet collars, cuffs Steamer Jefferson will arrive from Skagway tomorrow night we hited je now in} we have « large num * ovt | building. These will be 7 Steamer Humboldt arrived from ere | before very long. and when they are| Skagway and way ports last night San Diego. The question of « Sher | enme the United States wil with 20 passengers, 404 boxes of Redd Crease Jiri vars cee racine cee Ros (Nd 8 naval strength at is| halt and “30° ting of | genera ibeen agitaied come in Raval circles |. ® point of tonnage It is my] freight, The Humboldt had only Pog Spero, dnteon om, however, that In point of] three Passengers from the Interior jand f am told there has been som 1 n woMe el and wh f th ere | Th od i excel } of warships | | | |cers to consider the quest ; of the man behind the/ lent pomdition and fast time being and buttons and silk embroidered motiffs on sleeves, Ses @ullien tnd okie, ie hited States takes second! made, $26,000 in gold dust from pow 83.25 boa | laciiities on lrank to no nation on earth Dawson was consigned to the BUSTER BROWN BOX COATS, of handsome gray TEE | {AN Hank of Commerce homespun, finish with If-colored belt and strap immed with cy braid and buttons, a The best known board, double The Humboldt wil) sail north to | heavy tine surface, wide swing FAKIR Is DOING are ie sight with « ood ie att freight. protector, light and durable. effects and ‘eal awell Ltth CHILDREN’S BOX Scotch material, finished with white leather belt tf handsome Co peres, Moha! n and fancy effects, shepherd checks, ete, an un 5 to $12.00 Children's Caps and Bon | Ruben's Shirts, Fine $8 per ton, shorts, nig! Cords $4@21 per pl usually good assortment, at 8: * * . . * . 7 #% Mean low, 2:97 « m . #® Mean bigh #11 a. m * . * * * * 7 * * chopped feed. Despite the numer Extreme low, 2:20 p. m Eatreme bigh, 10:39 p. m. * warnings One of the latest “touches” ac which have been issued through the | Compliehed by the versatile gentle | local papers the Swedish gentieman | 4s was on Queen Anne hill. He | who borrows money oa the strength se on & Swedish family there garments, im every good Dresses and Petticoats, in lof being acquainted with some announced thet he had just grade. 1 all sizes and best qualities 4 tL come from the old country and had ~ fe ; or : | member ot the family ving back | at his roome several bolts of fine| " 2 lat OUR GRAND SPRING OPENING OCCURS NEXT / t # old country ts atti! ap dress goods which « sister had sent ate MOND AY-—YOU ARE INVITED. @otag 4& rushing business. ithis | out fre weden. Me had just BUYS WATERFRONT HOME ; j the past two days several bought « team of horses for §2! complaints where people have been | bad only $245 on his The Pa | 4, | ‘ | eee silver omelta, | c collar, cu button: one of ° ost Regular price S0c, sale price When the Kanagawa Maru salls| oysters, per ner or ere suite 8 1 ut nee ee er ” INE BUSINESS Tosmeey fer che Orient, Ott. Wale | olices « S creba, ’ og) 0. CHILDREN’S SILK PONGEE COATS, natural color, Drapery Specials | jing OR a Salton it bls eure ato ara re Jy im La other steamer of the N.Y. K. line.) comp Ee: on ry per alfaita, CHILDREN'S SILK COATS, in All ice blue, white, cream | MAN FROM SWEDEN WHO BORROWS MONEY ON STRENGTH 7 Pe jon: Wheat Bay per ton, 4 d brown, handsomely finished with BM Lace Curtains. both white and ecru, per palr oo SLIT TrTTT TT CTT. YS karl sata Ge per tops Pen’ | fenbés groan a3 brows, handsomely finished with Me Skolive, figured and plain, per yard ide OF OLD ACQUAINTANGE-43 FINDING NEW VICTIMS EVERY | es ~ Sarbskes corn, Tal na eae te caoes tae Priests * “00 1 9.50 Orientte (x eure, 08 ibe . ds io Ball - 3 cracked corr vat sortment 0° RO! Hoe tte Couch Covers, #0 Inches wide, 3 yards long. each | DAY. BP od * wld for tomor ee free meal. © ver ton: rol hed | OTHER C including 4.00 Bedford 4d vie | arch ar ui ake meal * and other materials, in | nets, Bootees and Under- | Wool Stockings, White ee = . S Investment Co., of the] M Cc p G a | vettimiaed have reached the ears of! could he be rrew $6 to Mh ne a Ban Wels nb ulding, reports the ale ot| Cc arthy yy oo s . purchase. He woald th ver | eenan's waterfront home at} ve. |_ The fakir, whoever he ts, ts con-| the goods. call again Hae gala |Colby. The buyer was Mr. H. J Company iis. sidered by the police to be @ slick | acquainted Schaeffer, general manager for one| jone Several of bis latest victims; The woman was pietows and of th known fire insurance! “pe lg panies. Mr. Schaeffer will make in the papers, but acknowledge that | return of the The ted tn k Pa NEW YORK, March 15.—Mis Es-| this his home in the near future. **! | suspicions and they finally were in-| There the man asked the girl to gai | Killed by Louis Noser, aged 33 d to lend him money, not real-|on South Seattle car while ‘he diately committed suicide a to buy a of te th M 306-203 PIKE ST. iin awe” 1G Friday Specials TT, THE MARKETS Bedchamber and Kitchen Srconp Avenve & Sprang Srrest {had already read of his operations | sent her ‘ittle girl a! hie “con” talk disarmed their/car to Second av. and Yealor Way. | ttl! Young, aged shot and |izing that they were being artistical-| went to the stand t m apartments in the pree on oe on | PLEASES THE ~Fin Hp Both Queens ie Ones RE Ure opemrce OMe Love my stemmed were on | Hl And well worth paying court to. They are likewise household necessities, and so in our unselfish th: thie morning and in the } ’ . The university has been very attorney yew t shipmente was a small! way we are giving you an opportunity to secure, at a very small sacrifice, these rulers of Upstairs | P and Downstairs, he Brit- unate in having a branch of the ‘ fortunate to by 8 branch uaibia tovernine te oe |amount Seattic library established tn the 4 " and spihach are plentiful Meat | : z Rear vicinity. This will enable a| Tes mn to Premier McBride and | oricgg, ep in usual this time of the KITCHEN QUEEN with 4 draw upper and student to get the use of any book s been accepted. Mr. Wilson is |vear advanced from % to 1% cents 2 lower, otherwise similar to this cut in the Seattle library as there wil! | "°° . Ottawa. perpouhd. The lime war betw Regular value $3.60, Friday.......... 5 be a daily delivery of all requested | Ol* IF. Finstad and L. G. Cough-|the big dealers has culminated ener, of Los Angeles, were sentenced |,” YE eet aed to leadh eonaane Very nicely finished. Has place glass mirror 20x24 advanced from 75 centa to in., and 3 large, roomy drawers. Regular value | books. | This has filled a long-folt want |7e*erday at Sante Rosalia, Mexico, | org 75 . an Yhe university library has a) ‘'° 12 years and six months in the! gs 95 per barrel. Cheese, which has | noticable lack in a great many ref-|PeMitentiary for the murder of W. |heen strong, has taken @ 1-cent drop, | Jerence books necessary to the stu-|% Rutherford of Philadelphia and | $8.75; Friday 8 }dents in their study. }C. W. MeMurray, of Loe Angeles, at Vegetables | vs |the Diaz ranch in Chihuahua | Bint ggg aha : Whit River potatoes, when buying t but the less experienced must the council last night acted favor-| yesterday In Hartford, Conn., tr on ew potatoes, Th hh b One Thousand Lbs. of new potatoes, Lettuce urrots, per dos, ape The expert mechanic relies on his own judgment ‘The fire and water committee A charge of dynamite was set trust the dealer. That is why it is advisable to buy ably on an ordinance to purchase a| doorway of Clark, Chapla @ Bu: cat) been he Fins . neds ‘ i mi aite at the corner of Third av. and | nel wholesale grocers, again ae th 7 Buy $ a $ to a wel to Clay st. for a site for a sub fire| whom a teamsters’ strike had been ne best et i : ole or are With each of th 100 ranges sold by ne fe, or station. }in progress for some time. The ex Cutlery, or rs, or Razors. The price we sell at ee eed plosion severely damaged the front seal eee ae ne KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT)" paranips celery, per b, 8G: nA | - ub r Wala Walla BOTH PHONRS 1158. | The Kuskokwim, of Alaska Broke iis | eck pa ge RE, es Heaters downs BAAS & thockh tor & Dceaeeh, SAN aoe y Rich in gold, copper, cinuabar and| To get some of that Best Iowa] parague, | 1 a week for a ede. Your old stove taker 506 508 PIKE STREET leliver, Wnprospected and unde-|Creamery Butter for 26¢ per pound | Pet > bis week only ; at its full value. We offer $80 cash for any Mon ie veloped. We sail May 2 ply | (regular price 2 unde ff J Howard n, James and Exce areh range ever sold by us. lv. P. Redd & Co., 628 Pioneer Jersey Butter Store I nas