The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1906, Page 5

municiPal OWNERSHIP punpose OF TAKING INTO COUR LEGAL ACTS, Se re rhabart, i. on wr box white figs. > dark. Bid bowen, bores, im Me , Fiona, Mower Satea per. 4 dates . per bon per bom, wood per | eoetan wr wrege bruit. Prletty tres ranch eawe per in Mabe; fresh eastern, per doa ioyis | 'y Butter and Cheese butter, per Mm 8A The ECTION FRAUDS 70 BE PROSECUTED ee PARTY SOLICITING FUNDS FOR THE morning jJapan and rought few troops T THOSE GUILTY OF IL. genees crabs, $1 00g @. Hay and Feedstuffa. East, Wash timothy, m8 per ton Pus. & 2G per ton; double comp. Bast. Wash. 88 per ton: alfalfa, #3 per ton; wheat hay. 03 per tow Bast, Wash onta 8 per ton; Pug fount oats, 18 per ton: whole corn. | $5.08 per tom; cracked corn, ERO per r $5.0 per ton: rolled Lime and Cement. 4d cement, tmeorted 7 $2.23, Portiand coment ifornia, per boi ELT lees Ie for returned bags 7 plaster, paris time, San an & Roche Harter, per bbl, $38 e+ onaitmption, $1.35 M. tee: plastert metal lath per yar “THOMAS ARRIVES N FRANCISCO, March 16. tramaport Thomas arrived this from Manila by way of | Honolulu. The vense! | but many pa sengera, She ts scheduled to & jageia for the Philippines in 10 days 4 FOURS America, per | with troops pees theese, per ih | | - a) cheees, per tb, tie } Bet I, Ge: Itmburger, gheeee, per 10. Poultry rary | Cent venth Satur AND CROCK Soe Children’s Complete Kindergarten Ontfit— 33¢ 4 Zimmerman Wonderfut 9 Box Kites, We ones for 5e 450 Pure Rubber Ball Rood size— 17¢ Children’s Garden Sets Rake, Hoe and Spade, Rood and Strong— 2e ay A, B, Nested Picture big value 19¢ Doi! Go-Cart Strong steel Wheels and axles reg lar $260. COND Pact AND elyer Sur The examination for applicants to the training clase of the public Ub will be held tomorrow, Bat larday morning, at 9 o'clock, at the ral school, Madison at. ay. na and Sev Banner D In the March Sales UNMATCHABLE VALUES IN TOYS; HARDWARE ERY. Beautiful China Sread and Butter Pla UNION STREET, - per bat) MAYOR-ELEGT MAY DECLINE HIS PASS —— JUDGE MOORE WILL PROBABLY PAY HIS CAR FARE DURING HIS TERM OF OFFICE MAYOR, Stock 18 NOW SELLING AT 76 CENTS A SHARE. It will remain at that figure during t h enly, Uf the present rate ot sales continue, th | be NO STOCK ON THE MAR KET AT ANY PRICE by the middie of April. Only 200,000 shares will be sold. If you want any, get (t now Stocks In other mines have paid enormous returns to the men who had courage to buy before the mines began to ship. The Seattle-Boston Copper Co, has better prospects than had any of the mines that are now paying dividends An investment of « small amount for 60 of 109 shares will some day be worth a fortune This Is the best chance you will ever hava Investigate it. Come and see the ore You can buy on the instaliment plan, if you can't pay all cash, SEATTLE-BOSTON COPPER COMPANY 419-420-421 ALASKA BUILDING CHAS B CRANE, President SEATTLE WASH STREET) AS p SEATTLY STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1906. tip alle { ny n, Wood and attorney w sa | we jotpat ow ne prowe n of thene cases on} Barly tt the Incoming adminis-)from time to time for publt ation | pi the manic’? 1 " tative, so has decided to} | , | when approached by newspapermen| tra} commit . . y its own attorney for the/*4tion Corporation Counel Cal-]iy that ho will meot the problems special come . }houn will be ed for an opinion |Of Mis admintatration aa they artne poe the papers , x a public letter written by him otalinne Reaalia leh he has assumed his office ose of employ ‘ aad ntly, Judge Wood dectared that/as to the validity of the franchise 4 € h honeaty of A + >, evider ’ authority of Passes teliey persons guilty of frauds) t at campaign | Provision under which certain city y of tion © t yw 1 and urged the} 4 te ord ballot \ and urged the . »| The passes are tasued in « _ the . ¢ pr he the per-| officials secure tree pa ‘ t = ak w aspviion oe a ye soy lane of the © at OW sons «responsible for them as a en of t eat ect mi }company's blanket franchise wh toh] ‘The Peters, mace t ’ mean loaseuing the frequency of | Pany asevia | P cerred, contemplated Keeping | such offenses in future elections The agitation of the subject in| “Policemen and firemen in unt jet wated ‘ ‘ mt campaign for the|the columns of The Star has aroused form and the mayor, members of che by the varie ' af offenses against the h interest at the city hall as|ithe city nell and members of i eaaae view of 5 ting | 2 hae been under.| Well as throughout the city general-ithe board of public works, when with o | p peal who we 1 to be ly independent of the|l¥ and the matter will be given the|riding on strictly city business prot plain viola the law, effect It may have on the resulta|erious consideration of both the|shall be carried free over said line. qiection day one An WAS Ar a. It entirely inde. | Mew mayor and the new elty comp-| provided that the mayor, members iret wa: a the ele comtest of jer before any of the new passes lof the city council and members of in the Fir to Vote on the nan { another Mullen and Hurd for ued the board of public works shall ex) and the case brought to the at of counctiman-at-large rBlect Moore and Comptrol-| hibit such badge or other evidence roscuting attorney,| though, natarally, those tr tod t Carroll had a briet in-|of official character as may be fur of the pr that official dee to prose-/ anticipate that the Dow case may ©) » regarding the/nished by sald grantoos, wuc-| We giving the excuse that « to Nght some additional ev matior yesterday when Mr.|cansors or agsigna for the guidance oe law Under which such | dence of fraud In th ant , at the comptrotier's|of thetr employees; and provided could be punished The committes to solicit funds an-| Office to fle his bond and oat further that this provision concern aber similar offense been | nounced this morning that any per ing the carriage of public officials t to Die attention, t yet} son desiring to contribute to the} . shal! be in force only to such an fe bas vot sia ) » s|fund for this purpose may forward City Hall Rumors extent as fe mow OF may hereattar| he ce i heir co bution to Geor LS i. yade ¢ stitution of foe ty abantce ned! aL i, tr es | ported about the city hall that Mr.|°* ““ anne hiesnemeai Moore had stated that he would not The fifth annual concert of the} wed, por | HN Any of the passes. Another re-| Haven Methodist Epiacopal chureh| + port had it that hie statement was|choir will be held at the church j next Friday evening, March 23, and ne not this evening, a» erroneously a® : t % per * n roughly before acting on| nounced in The Star lust night, A Prices were firm today on the| 8 ' COW, Be . | nounced in The & ust night, Al k in any | We*k per I etheye: im and that he proposed to] splendid program is to be gi and gdret with not a sing jib, Pegeite: spring lamd, per ID, fix t 1 } t fen Over 2.000 cases OKKS are! dreseed howa per Th Meo satisfy If thoroughly that the/a chorus of 60 voices will assist the being made y Alask ship passes were Valid be eulns | sololsta ont eta be ad taemnare hive Stock. m i We | SP te the produce line, cault-| m™ « Sess rth. te: ewes per! Mayor elect Moore's general state-| List it with List, Mutua! Life bide sage Spinach are ‘the most 1 Fee, A, Gare: | ment of policy which he gives out oes Pretitul, New potatoes weat at 6] | mle, per head 6 fala tad before the close of busi-| Fish gue yesterday there were none in} atts iat per Th S the market. | Gressed. per | a | salmon, per Vogetabien | poe e Sees aries Preferred Seattle-Boston Burtank potatoes Mice | snrimpa per . ton; White River cod. per » oa ton: Cal Kew P siiver smeita 660 & ; 0 er om an Yeive Danver oyster, per sack bg! ged per cowl per ab: clama, §L00 per sack. a | THE ANNEX. Second and University. A Great Sale of Spring Jackets his is a Jacket Sale wo stocks of point Venise an — HAMILTON TOOK L LOCAL BOYS WIN | WIFE'S ADVIOE, tr wz... Saturday via: ming (ho Webfooters, scoring a team | at al of 2.804, while th Portiand Judge Andrew Hamilton says bis] pagwed a 200 average. The be watt | wife advised"him at lunch yesterday | Portland at midnight for Seattle, | to go before the Armatrong commit — | bi d tee and that he took her advice List It with List, Mutua Life Didg a ~ a jand guess it was good,” on g the last day of the Manu- facturers’ Sample Rocker Sale-- 9 have ne an t 4 if have not The Exclusive Style Shop A Saturday day and evening special ee Spring Opening Continues Saturday You Are Most Cordially Invited to Attend | art »pper and heavily nicketed fe No. 8 size and will fit any size stove, this {8 an extra goo. tea kettle. Has flat bottom leaking spout ¢ heavy all Special Waist Values Has « pat anteed not to corrod will last for years The regular value is $1.35 and 4 good value at that, But one to a e person; not delivered Standard Furniture Co. and $2.95 Loh hcc pita rdina At @1.75 we have a line of White Lawn Waists, with either short or long #leeves; some have entire fronts of embroidery, others have fancy yokes, lace and embroidery combined, small Seattle 1006 to 1016 First Ave. acoma tucks forming yoke effect in back; attached Pt stocks At #2,.95—There are many preity styles, principally in ehort sleeve effects; many bave entire fronts erly designed in Val. lace. Still with round yokes of faggoting and BROS oo. eee of fine embroidery; others clev $9.95 1104 1st Ave.--1104 1st Ave. BARGAIN STORE MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE SALE » big purchases of Manufacturer's d have been very fortunate in get- lines of samples at a very low fig- ake room so that we can display is now on the 1, we have of the greatest to-day sales Preach 714-720 Second g Ave. 714-720 Second Ave. THE ANNEX. Second and University. e made tw ymste and in « big Spring decided to i trate t heard of in Seattle Murphy, Claich & Co., } our hich roac Stunning Styles Worth $12.50, $8.45 h while line 4 one Md.— for it concerns Baltimore BELTS AND JEWELRY Haberdashe for the newest spring style and there's a snug saving NEW RIBBONS THESE FOR ’ 5 ry of a third on every coat involved THE SPRING MAID M S it M T c ts fF. hionable We got the Coats through a piece of sheer good Ribbons and Ribbons and en Ss u s, en Ss op oa ‘as fortune, and you share it. Ribbons! Women ns time are the details of the whole affair It's g » the great Consisting of Fancy Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, Cay Wor- These Jackets are made of fine imported mannish ext ribl ; we've sank te steds, Blue Serges, Fancy Worsted orth $15, $18 A superb showing of all the mixtur n the new ogre We're wants and $20, for only new fashion kinks ready grays, box effect, plait and strapped finished in ready help you And everything priced with the back. New slssted sleeve with cuff and black Pet Glees OF thas aaa im easy reach of the average velvet collar. We made a fortunate purchase, the atel pocket book. maker, needing money, we secured these Jackets mica ata aac Cub dade jadi’ end emubeets far below their worth and y ott yet the benefit desirable Ao ‘ered. ta Peretan colora, from Select one Saturday, The styles and materials are ¢. BOe end BOE ie to 5 inches wide, yard correct, the fitting qualities perfect and the price Roman Stripes in Ribbons for col 5Oe © 83.75 far below their worth. Saturday your choice for eae Peer s & Co., St. Louis, Mo Piain Linen Handkerchiefs, \- ior Ade tc BBC ms, Worth $3.50 va.se0ec0s ll tach hem, al! pure linen, 19¢ $8.45 id. pes and Calf Skin Sho es, worth $3.00... .. eeeee. Bl Yancy Tallored Stocks of awe - SA poe Cog the best on earth, worth $6.00 ...+ ++. $3 and linen, Swise turnovers of ae teat the totes tee ete xe Velour Calf Skin, worth $4.00 ..... 92 pique and linen, hematitched pat nbd Shoes Wiel swe $4.00 ... $1 and embroldered edge in dainty SI 1 “e Si =i =| Concerning Good Shoes J: ; Ortental lace, rt or long oe fe’s an assortment that in front h We set out to make this a good Sh tore. And i meet anybody's reauire - how quick folks were to find it ou ts. All the newest fash ~ New T Togsery for “. antent to “break even” o Fg gs emember S$ Saie [o- us 40 we get folles to Wearing the es rk, you know ‘Men and ae fal actkees Mier ace” BER EE seisd uit morrow. Come and a big batch of new, There are plenty of Oxfords in now white. Linen Wash inate’ aie ng mgemuntgne $1.26 is 83:56 a ines, Se Site. Se See Window Display 0S, And —T of Dorothy Dodd Shoes at sidered, from 4 he to 81.50 NEGUGEER SHIRTS Hoenn eweens cee eeeee B3,.00 and $3.50 — A - ong {ade of Soisette, in cream and tar “ rhine mealors, at 15, Pui 25, 81.50 he Boys’ Shoes wedinsist on cutting open so's pretty ue T ian patter “bet sade—thatle ca ; "it" you ar ral, tr BARGAIN S ORE Se and 1 81.00 . BOY GOLF KTS n all the new ring pattern a sibs 1104 1st Ave,--1104 ist Ave. A Message From the Trunk Stores f Trur Apt itly and not a pri I frow you can buy $10 FIBER BOUND TRUNK id as large box, full fiber, bound with fibe r and; f mmed, with a ners reir 1, heavy oak leather i} In all t » es $1 nale ries, each And This Big Bargain is Added for Tomorrow $20.00 Handsome Rawhide Bound Trunks $11.09 ha mely finished r heavy bump: This trunk setible, worth regularly $20.00, Saturda #11.99 Second Avenue and University Street ~ Che Annex = STONE, FISHER CO.’S UNIVERSITY STREET STORE, Special Collection of Spring Street | Hats at $5. 00 ALL DISEASES MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN INCLUDING CATARRH ITS’ NUMEROUS RMS, SUCCESSFULLY fREATED » not remember ¢ AE CURED tunning IENTIFICALLY IMPROVED ME - eeraenee Or TREAT- = POR THE SMALL FEE OF ONL a ares | A MONTH colors, trimmed with wings | and quills and ribbons and HIs INCLUDES ALL MEDICINES AND APPLIANCES AND flowers a mu ude of pre YAL TREATMENTS GIVEN EVERY PATIENT BY THE beautiful styles to choose PHYSICIAN HIMSELF . WE HAVE THE ONLY CURE FOR PILES AND ALL RECTAL among .... DISEASES. WM. McHARRIE, M. D. 420-422 424-426 ARCADE BUILDING—PHONE MAIN 4111. FICE HOUR 0pm; 2toS pm, Evenings 1 Sundays—9 to 11 a. m Second Avenue and LLOYD TRANSFER CO. Baggage Express, Furniture and Heavy Hauling. Both Phon 1686. Offic in Diller Hotel Open Day and Night. Ina, Sheet Music only 15¢ | University Street | Latest popular mustc CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE. SEATTLE. }