The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1906, Page 5

THE SEATILD, STAR MONDAY. MAR 2b, 1906 6 j MW i ol BRIEF CITY NEWS . _ * GAUAW WII WANTED MARINE NOTES “READY FOR TEUT"""*""S COUNT FOR eee - se: Youney sat Hot eng ms evens an va Sree tte | THE DEBATE): 2m 9:-.0%.,c00 3} PUBLIC MONEY ::: canal |, United States marine in- | mitted, Otherwise the present) grain and merchandise for San ve, have arrived from Saalo ary Lohse, will retain) Francisco, Lumber will not be taken » on thelr way to Juneau, | ¢ ship. | thin trtp This afternoon the debating teama | of the university, who are to go} Bhertff Graham, of ¢ | Steamer Wdith will wnable 40/againat the formidable teams from | teeeeeee ee ee Zinkan, of Skagway, con aphed t}ioad and sail for themorth untllithe Universities of Oregon and 1 a sien with the Canadian custome! t 2 Thursday at the earliest jidaho next Thursday night, held | h they whe at Ghat place, ts at the a 4 their last practice debate In Denn “nn ql with his bride, fornerty ih hay mut} | Steamer Portiand is at pier ¢ fr hall, ‘The arguinenta for both of th hat an . ~¢ harke for bu f y Oc OR Se BOX BENNETT'S McParland, @ former erapion | 1 tah bio | Bagle Ha@or, where she has teams Werednil tarned in to Prot.|* ' tame sau ring public highwa ' " BRILLIANT SHINE METAL auititor wt Skagway |! ber: | repaired ater her contact wit Priest Friday evening, and the|* s JB gg Ww mtaing the figures of ¢ PASTE POLIGH SE er Vancouver White Pasa} ''** } rocks on Spire Island, All just completed all the} * ("* “##! hte in he pre mn eal They will go north oh tee i i. machinery has been ov | & tia ome in \ Hhears, To ioe an : ka eoraped and stetero « 1 original hat 4 ~ervioli na cleaned and painted ¢ * the money Pathfinder one ' t ir It ia cotienated that 086, the Ke “ctr : *i90 Ate J n formerly auperiatend for 'W9! been expended in her raising and 1+ a ann = ’ pa the White Passe &@ Yukon | ad-taney fitting Pinay vend, t r ; 2 at the Rainfer-Grand. He | @ene wilt - © ity tmite tieamer Olympia is off Quarter: | muimiry have u thing orp i i Tire 8) vag ated with M. J. Benes | R® Itorsectio Woodland Park | master drydock and will be at pier 1] 4 A And In the northwest alone senor Gaaiaeiat wi . ae e541 satruction of (he Cordova | °Y: SM 84th at 1 the other will) this afternoon to load for Hono} ave @ ‘ne toame will wrang tonight £ Skagway and ¥ » “oe owt allroad. be practically atone! north tutu, Capta ridge, in com. | °VCF the question passengers, ha'f oa et "7 re te i of p Wane of Brevtivn @ } mand, will c sled thia trip nd for Daw hese Bt og He M ’ +. 108 > mready © t and Mikey t o by his wife | 16 Humbold Ping 5 wee or j a sper tre Viela I ed im mar Wawatite ‘ST | a the north - aga ms ag : get i fant eae # on Re . March 18.1 anf Steamer Clty of Pue' whieh morning, but will be in re i . , ate ? rhe | the t waa t € a} “ | |for sailing tonight } coo. Ble oy that © larg y 1 to a } ning t s | The City word nenge Otte Vrenne co ing! y ' ! t the Unt-| Ri. wing the 820 ae va | that the repatr will mngineer of the Lewis River Dredg » of v ° 1906 will | pine of lacs eaetinemiaen. he completed | iy compan J. J. MeKean, of P A Mon ache gah aed ‘Ores ronchinists dlacev 1 that} univer-| wagle City, and fiv how ¥ or ~ tn Au-| od the : | to her than expected of passage. The Humboldt will have a = ‘woh te ‘ | The auxiliary engines of the Pu t body! full load of freight A. BRIDGE & COP. a rt » hee 2d od. | ebla were simply torn to ple Vhite H r the White Pass & | ing of Wir adiny Wr melit than at first believed. [hoe t Hirw yen ay K a y steamers, ison hie way | kerag . loge i r whee! was lont | 8** t 1 tea at the hor { Mra. I bh, stopping at the Palace have « ts flooring ine away and drove} The Lurie, for the t fu a - , it » of eve Vim ° t| fund. U J. R. Medovern, of Pairts wt : : tof the shaft in} th ' #0, andicame south on the Humbold | S will onuse he 140 ay and te at the Seattte 1% M he left Fairt ew of the Alaska ‘|e se on pers a Plenty Lett Confiscated by — - - al « - ad just started ruaning « | wt | hin a Ha One of the clever exh which mag fo nc e am 2 wor taplayed at the t the of t arts f I A 1 a art : Geeretary Camyt t See « et ! - a-| eo wet th ‘ ‘ ” the big $2 to Mierdeea endeavoring to eettie|Imiian pictures of A * Ww. B arly albpmnen of the city kt Mh eye b, ap ingle wee etrih Smith, of this city. The « , 4 t t . tk keing wan carried awayatn| “ I ng. D the shine teat aded genre pictures ’ A s cee ede hhh i k Li sre are @ Nee ree me 6 put Into Monte ' To¥ — Mf the Great |*tudles, and occe deo 1 \ _ va branch along the ban e . ; , Re Columbia riv : ian ation and end the weatl@ 01a. m.—-extreme high ] nite a " ade in T rw _ Mager Wright. of Tacoma, closed | h8 " Rr wh . ‘oars ape peerage wir Sa m—Extreme low * a day o tbe dance haite fay morning at | 5 wets t in aa rand ecm tat, chain ae mean high * ! o'eloc " " M . a mean lo © #a turers i , Ritreille mas Marens we have t : ay Buteetes rd mean low * The # ‘ | ener ngage mn the county ja al® The Edith will get away ‘ows | #\8 comple 's The y to + e hare of selling 1h . ait aye 1 @f ard treet late tonigh ee ee Bargain & « mens tavestigato a wate . a en 4 Ape k ' whteh morning. with explo en. i and Misses’ Shoes tii s @ sytem ourty comnitssioners fo aor nate ere! freight for the Alaska Central} 7, i f en s min Gear " 1 4 ve t was refused one, Depu railway ma will positive We ap a of 1415-1417 $ dA wile from © ni on ead in & f tb f t ae yw for Cook Inlet shatter dome Saturday after “erie | londex! with t She is the fret Next Door to the Eon Marche geleck ani when be . T court hes eat sai'ing vessel eet away for the . os x Dew a * mpany’s nt is located, a fr Skagway and way porte t Bon Marche o € to th : at 5 ota Rarbara will sail — — ee ——— = ere be) bumal filed with the comnty clerk | dental coliege ts morning an " an he case. w a new © colre | » an ol Indian right, is open of commerce Novelty, 1207 Second Ave Novelty, 1207 Second Ave Novelty, 1207 Second Ave, Novelty 1207 Second Ave. j Gray & i « evening r Bee France } {Second Avenue’s Busy |<: <== woense marten | Corner Points the = |=8s2<% io whe NG THE GREAT MANUFACTURERS’ SALE BEGINS AT 9 A. M. MONDAY PRICE MARVELS IN NEW FASHIONS THE GARMENT SECTION OFFERS UNUSUAL VALUES on th R Rob QSSR% F 0,008, of that the b 1,000 t Steel 1S: Ja Bracket A ‘ S t 1 : ; ‘ ar Murphy. | i Cc Ges " \< This in| te s ¢ will be Httle)@ majortt combina | A Black Fiber Sr oc 3 ng Steel be that amount | tion remalng unt ” 2 Bs | | pLanch Box, aw, 26 iM. .....085 - tontiota have taken a] Dr. Albe t ) BP with riveted in the establishment | *As mar Wednesd mien € ? within the inet few ine sad i Cobbler Outfit, with extra rise have had expe) notior skates at Bon Marche; ¢9 » rt ‘ ata one h t $1.00 Rs ‘ re ‘1 TO HEAR ORCHARD $8.50, $10.00, $12.50 Steet Fesitbach CONFESS PONY JACKETS. 7 tI em ARE SELLING THE In the 1 ght gray suiting Ss ie : Fresh lowa ep : 7 506 are Sew | Creamery Children’ od Lares Stears,warzant:| Smt iit [frac Po] 2 POUNDS FOR BB Piccadilly a: c 7 f a, seman : 2 ia Ment no ad —— | 2a. OB0¢ [fant neatord red ‘i at Carpet 4Sc Cuspid . A ‘ write Sweeper : ~ : ! ; " ~ a"! g. , ' e ‘ ; = = $ $3.00- : $8.50, $10.00 » wine . Adams Tea & EXTRA SALESPEOPLE WANTED—DON'T MISS THIS—MAIL ORDERS FILLED Coffee Co. 1585 Second ave. cor. Pine at NOVELTY SKIRT MANUFACTURING CO. PHONE—IND. L 3051 L. l. HOFFMAN 12007 SECOND AVENUE