The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1906, Page 7

VEE . SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH a0, 1906. = 1 NE EEnE MERRIERE EINE NT == Taam 3 T 4 : |are going to try and land R Townsend at 1 o'clock this after | icY Ils cs ae twowont a ten + BROUGHT TO GITY Z What ia wanted now talm- | return to the Sound waters, Off 4, is a younger officer than prevt- | mile @ life buoy was thrown over; “ of the | fire drill ordered, and boats lowernd, | Sheriff Hrower, of ett son the When the D returned, ahe had | ached Sea today, hay in ind and he will have a tremond a bie mark of excellence chalked | °#tody J. DB. Melaughlin, who ts ous amount of backing im to her credit - pected of thievery in this city portar 1 fron Laughlin was caught with stole {ine tial : | pods fn. bis possateiym ta Rverett, rmer maat t | t the authorities # unable to JRNS OVER 20 SALOON LICENSES To PoLic who is at present ot conviet him, ‘The suspect tw being favor MOORE TURNS Ove m CB |kas route, is also met af ere wad will be tried for lar] FLYING TIMBE DEPARTMENT FOR CONSIDERATION, A8 DID BALLINGER.. | Amtidate, | oii: Sk aka aki dis te perverse al nome J om asset cael AT BALLARD a LIKE THE LATTER, re EXPRESSES OPPOSITION TO ROBB | Paltimore une, Third av. and 2 TACOMA 4 a ile OUGLY—RECALLS GIMILAR ACCIDENT ;¥ ashingt at, which was . as : LICENSE _/GRUSHED UNDER: ly made yesterday evening by BALLARD, March 20 ‘ { his brother, Dr. Greta- : |b aeative ' Phillipa, Hub The Martkwesteen Steamship com Graham, on employe of the Stimac on Lake, together with Dr, malice nda Childs, a] pany wi ave a larKe warehouse at Mill company, was etr we found it necess Twenty ort "| FALLING TREE ell ken ae, and work was started there back from an edger Sat - lay after ¢ in ; Pr the rot Md pone \ = he is a erday on the building, which is m, and his hip bone badly sl @ hin life ol Moore this running poi the " emok erway "This war will " © when the saw | és Son in Ta accontay he Hcense inape The co t for the storage of northern truck a rew the timber | tt » same me- Hee nie prestes " pending Hoenses ix for | ONE dist ly Was releamed today, t t shipments, especially Nome 6 wh ich force that |ct e had started passe v0 tO ea " , votond Ih part Gy Athens {that John Le Crit }with him tn the Se Gna COL Tae Hh Ce Gn cad ether In tae LMARVOTT GAMON (0 AT LAST Greiner, of | a » the edger, when it flew Rrestigation and Fe Wallinger, who thereafter refused to | lave the ¢ cin trum to] he Wout bef tation that) panies TAKEN OUT THE COURTS—V rome ; gh | hin his . . » te turning cree the te ot of | veatigation — aes WASHINGTONIANS R. M'LAUGHLIN BUYS IT FOR] OTES | imponatble to remove the tim er, 80 ed | Poltee Willard, Mayor Moore called | en in here te) $171,000, AND WILL PLAT IT » and he buried with the A prices, Ay. Aan a, he | BARBERS FIGHT are exist 1 eos IN CALIFORNIA INTO LOTS . rived at| timber fn his : me Genet in the past week, and it Is under-| BAN FRANCISCO, March 20. halibut pind a stood that several other resorts will] The Washington delegation in Call-| ‘The Maryott farm, on the | me ee 5 Rag ener be raided | fornia, headed by Governor Bead, | ion river, which was purcha ert 1 eeate ug ac ng and this a 1g | atte people and has ai lirect from there I or fant F nk | tion by t of ynitinuous tigation | Francisco. oe nquire tion will be given by the commer | & vee ON TRIAL FOR MURDER The special board of marine tn-| clal bodies at the Palace hotel. The | anan ectora walked aboard the steamer | delegation leaves for Southern Call se sia a anes while xt ! Dode pen her yoy from ‘ , t! fornia te rrow evening : f | started « fight with b k M ” | ry exa n of|to the effect that Teuny died of | the rapidly grow ou aoe ae Ps K Ptr {> mor ves of the brata, call the | at mm 1 . he th ar as ome off Mo . «act t oath | was mnt >) until r rresey, SELECT 7WO —a ee at fat wes yung 6 ; md ee weeny following a gioy when Mark Shaughoeasy Thomas } Receipts from stamp sales at thh| Terry ave, N. He explained to head Long Litigation. eutast with Netl, dese The | Burke and Billy Roche will | local postoffice f ¢ month end # that the fence was , hea oe. ! . he I — i> repeated in| ot t86-enany'tiane tn the ethan UMPIRES eas chaee a caatvioe te thaner fer tan.t Me |. The case dlermtane inard route for three days | Jerease over the aame period last “esha a -A palre t Seattle | you For the moath of February sete Wank la: a "Lae |Yood, the receipts were $29,486.35, In| CRarged the rece bs : - J . SAN FRANCISCO, March | ' 4 was exp for gi Amertean | ie le . Sisen Gan O14 « at f 1 { oy “seo A a a eh had | askicyee ts |" D. Hallolk and J. C. Kerr | lexi tion Wid eo . ‘ Cd a > | W. Hampten, one of the beat be z ‘ y | known : ‘ ore « he ©. Clark, W. Larter and Joba] | I 4 im leoum & at tos Cetll of bis Bd | Hartwood became engaged in al” Lan A ss , a* | ; Mr. Hampton | fieht last night in the lower end of | a. ay $171,000 a men will be | he city and were arrested and) ¥),, . went to t ca | 1 ap in the city jail a Se a ‘ at nig | oom T WORRY ABOUT IT i Albert Mattson and Emi! Mattson, |) oe gg 8 bo ~ [ ‘ & Co Mystical candidates a Capt. A. P. Spaulding, of Stevens Temes Stn Scanian pan od Eve Wik The fart ata of * and] ; if harbor mas‘ ae " i ta te Glee onsite the fee, wr | J. W. Casey, traveling pamonger | lodaing & ae: sinatly 5 for about | cork 0 FIRST AVENUE the cork life pr 8 aps nent . 2 . agent of the C, M. @ Bt. P. road, is nday ev 3 | 1 re 70 samp upant of the harbor master's seat & bara Sen the largest] W. D. Hofiua & Co. have pur Capt. J. W. Russell, of the steam | 59 ne odl ie h a large out./ Twelfth and Jackson ste. frot r Inland Flyer, is out after the po ze wives the Dawenn trail {Oritiith. @ Co, for the c 4 a : " The United Btat - ‘ t cable office fem | aA si y hie wife, | Santa Clara at Jan and. EERE Re i mb \* * - i he * are * pony . i . * . k * . - - \* a. mE * to Be * ‘ * &6 againat the Al Bes Yor * 84 « * A pany and the Puget & r * bo gation company, alleging {1i-t . ed Ci defendants ha “ be transferred tlhe 599 o court to the fe “0 Bn 0 3 " 1 blood to eit on| police today that be ha pesca of the best k . ‘ r © ) ~ MEN’S OVERCOATS the History of Seattle Still Continues at , wg gig ee CRAVEN- | o app mer es Haney f s ’ . TON, D.C. Ma 8 Bn : : nt deta : TOSHES IN ( TOCK, the finest in the on le geg ‘ t . I er a Ae on MEN’S SHIRTS s sfied customers have bought GO« } 2 Re ea ee at.| Mayor . pcg 4. vm ~ a MEN'S HATS LC oom, & ae ve . et . s e ed but a short time longer. eno : . Amons 4 PRICES LOWER THAN EVER lag eg — WANT TO BUY _ LADIES’ OXFORDS = Sen treme er on ® apenas E odie th : - Merve a =| : : ee > SMOKING JACKETS WEST SEATTLE Sar sne ho ae ; / NIGHT ROBES } 5 I DISTON, SUIT CASES LADIES OXFORDS inde 0k Weak am BAY ITS MiAWATHA 0-8 1M HAND BAGS OXFORDS | — are moving rapidly. The proper HAND SAW sth jos See! 6A AKE ; price $ lot with 26 feet frontage ial rae ee edd. a prope = th PORTLAND, Ore., March 20.—No | Rep - re t lot Ladies’ $5.00, pe < 2 e « i ot 2" . ‘ an adve ag) ing and te his wif T T 4 the} BUYING ALONG SEATTLE 69e _ ANOTHER eancam lt LE BOYS SHOES “eo EVERETT INTERURBAN LINE as ~ B5 | 7 Cc . SMe pr 1 $1 59 . south | $25,000. 17 . SPINNING’SCASH STORE 3 r 1410 Second Ave. = _ CHILDREN S$ SHOES 7 ° CARRIED BACK _ | st steancrs_orioes a : a 9 ( 59e “ ; aati IS THIS ? a oe cts TOOLD OHIO 2 Jenkins’ . 1 lot ; Ake, a expected h Ylando, Fla, March & Cash Register Exchange ewis m enk 5 age * . t with $1.2 pr Biegler were io = WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE a n ding CASH REGISTERS 5 5 . I ‘ I it __ LADIES OPERA KID LADIES’ SHOES oe tet soa Net 0. and Turned S!i; Lair t o* 5 I Jenkins’ and ke Oh F Price $2.00 Geneve Compan o0t-1| thet ; 700 i 95e| =: $3. 955 lh The Sundwall Co. Ist Ave. mnatter giving Lacts concern. | i" COR. CHERRY y th 609 Ist Ave. Phone 697.