The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1906, Page 4

m would be sent north from San Fren-| courts yesterday afternoon. tn ail cisco, and he expected to find work} but one case the fines were paid. | . FORD GOES SOUTH for them. He stated then that fn | Police J jon heard the evi-| fe all probability railroad work would | dence ag Cc. King, wh ‘ ’ ie het 7.64 of the Pacific Const be obtained for many. | liquor surreptitiously from a meat She int A eft last night for San poner | market which he c i eo at a A fia to attend to his ro Jav. and —— nes & Mm whape | $100. £. te atlon ecarding | fleers found eee the Pacific Coast vm | grocery store ning . ! pany. He took F | bridge, was fined $100. Doe gsi — ash #8 ed by | one als Columbus, of Seattle King gave ne hat he would ap peal his case : : ee re | In Justic * court L. M " non . — a em | somaton, proprietor of the Leash} chtmmae Now mere devon | 945.50 LOS ANGELES AND | hotel, at f Ye way car " lage pontine | RETURN | On sale May 2, 3, 4 and BH tetura! Hine, plead y to the harae bel a Mquor without a — ? Ld limit July 31 Take the Bodthern fand was fined $50. This is Hand dusk Pacific Co.'s Coast Line ag4 hasta at? o'clock this afternoon the} ois: notorious “bi ad wie And . tah Route (The Road of w Thoteand shareholders of the National Bank| {nthe city and has figured . as 8 Wonders). Two trains dafly, Fast sf Commerce assembled to discuss | sea) previous raida by t - ame, Pare area ae |ttme. Excellent service the consolidation plan of that bank meted ? GOND TO PHILADELPHIA Full particulars and reservations with the Washington | National A number of our t at Union Ticket Office, 608 First 10 FO OODMEN Bank. Next Saturday afterncow|“'0 FOR WOODMEN |went to “The Land of Nod Ave E. B Bilia, Genk Agt the shareh rs of the Washington| The local lodge, Camp 69, V ev 1 oon tional bank will meet and dis |men of the World, has nuthor \ e the issue. its re f committee te From what can be learned, the} sum necessary to ald eonsolidation will be practi-| the lodge in the 7 4 Yy cally agreed upon t ate 1 fond of I 6 CA the way and an Men an be od he Sars HO, FOR CALIFORNIA " Everybody Help” AREA QOR's? On 4 and 5 th ern Pacific will sell first cla strom Phones 416. trip ss . te i Ang at rate any hoi f ain & ar Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Vienit July Sist ount 5 g of ‘ led give 1 per cent of Come and See—Seeing Is Believing. Mystic Shr pa ars | its entire sales f » A ‘i ii at city r f| 28 to the relief funds. Garvey-B THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. t Ave Wa e*¢ | chanan Company eee EATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY APRIL 45, 0 Ready Cash? IF 80, YOU WILL READ ILY APPRECIATR THE AD an get the name of th v JOBS OF OUR LIBER of any plece of property ity FREE OF CHARGE « at my office, Also © information you de PLAN I keep an abstract aystem for your benefit, and my own CHAS. COWEN. 226-27 Pioneer Bidg Main 957 Ind. 2191 We have « Spring Suits and shi $15 to $30 slightly used st recetved nobt pianos of stan pattoras the Clustt. ¢ dard make that will be sold at a big reduction in Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Union. price. Call at ones or for catalogues, prices, terms. Near ete Kohier & Chas eattio’s Reliable ¢ lit House Arcade Building naouber of 13052d Av-, Soattio, Wash. | oo ri — a Soalisting Sa Na cad Wa DAINTY DAISY TRIES ES OF = - ' today ‘ ; BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1908 Beventh Ave. A } t pan il 2 EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNGAY RP 7 : 4 EER Business: Independent 1198; Sunset, Main 1050, ¢ | the «ie shove eldus ANISH Wo a) ir ~~ AGENwS t Raiiard 906 Fi . HY AL HERRON (RETIRED DE- (for a hotel blotter upon which we | IL be tab : . : ‘ TROTIVE) to be printed advertisemen H bi: TO MA RIRRRSThe det pires te hh all nem of 4 whisk: banamne ie 9 A | April 94 on tb W he ui baortp- . , th y wbiytrs wont thor hee, you thse Hk, all muspe 4 eth wg A che t el lea guilty, Here ie an in- | vertising a fow of the Tr" \ tOdAY reer my q ers printed to show th rma wh morning t Re Rat at the P Want matter - M a ° : “ + ter wa ‘ . " mer re * Danae y pee ma @ contre . , t $200,009 4 t tof renin by ha print-| f f ‘rd 10 ging 1 inforgia art of a I . i am ally on th t an reulated a large num 0 ' ef a0 Priateing read { \ 1 t " Dear Sir.—Y¥ B.D. Oxf at , Proctiimas Y of Lincoln, Nebraska, had a good mother, but he went took mistake . stated Pe parth » bh th rane ‘ At the age of twenty-two he was sent (o the penetentiary. He ett ‘* building t , waca ay nis liberty for four day | nh in i thet , r ~ no, THROUGH INFORMATION GIVEN BY His MOTHER, he | oo with his nt on & f i. was captured and taken back ead fell into reference wn @ number of prot i ‘ | 1 a fervent . nent Kentweky whict m hat their oj 1 o! Young Carver came to his mother’s home and asked fora change | ik ‘ th nfidence of Cit anne y r at i me money, but [| refused, be-|him to gain the con ” ‘b ty : - of clothing that he might eseape detection, He was given a loving when we are out of money, |cinnat men, 1 should o® | er tiie bs he main or branch offices readily (timate bi windling erat cold welcor Thon Mrs. Carver telephoned to the prison and detained . , : » oe ’ Sy p T TO ANNOUNCE INJURED ONES At a ply it for all necessary expenses, | amounted to at least 61,000. I Tinal-| TO Perey her boy until he was taken in custody this reminds me y ran BD. Oxford in, and he is| WASHINGTO ynce € tte © exact | now rvi is time in the | Greely b been o to w . z Put yourself in the mother's place Once—I've forgotten — th . ne pote Bc Rage BUCKMAN AT F w tet was nearing Chicago 1 | Columb O., penitentiary " he What would yoy have done? id arrive in ¢ ty with less} Speaking of criminals of this par-| Francisco to the w f Mrs. Carver loved her boy, That goes without saying. But to | han $1, and & man to be followed |tieular class, | may mention that| gent requests of who hi love her boy aud do right at the same time—aye, there's the rub, It hundred or more miles further, | Henry Danton Mayne, of Kentucky, | friend a he strich eh fro ro took a Spartay mother to do that : wired ahead a Ms re ate a re es » Borate P CT Ghe loved her con. But loved honor the more. She loved RS salen, WT Gat neue ar advertising acheme SAFE IN OAKLAND ¢ him so well that she would not permit him to do wrong. He was al loose and have handkerchief | bis cane ‘ to | f Washing ready tn the wr His plight was proof of that. He was in the about left hand with|tseing on a ha me | have hed ¢ ' PLANS FOR 6 = Wrong. ‘Ghe was te the right. To shield hin f . Daisy discovers that she has gained 14 pounds in the last three [UMN mom “ gentieman stepe| ples and a le hotel pro: | Angus Mack bo (the Tey punishment would have been to commit ano wrong And two months “> and eave prietor, in whieh th ter agrees tain TM ! s ¥ Wrongs cannot possibly rake one right — gee to use the card; then he entered the Richa wif ™er sports The mother loved him and it was hard ¢ him up. And Yo plea that he didn't have, time 10] Gertrude Mack j rohan IN aga though the world turned black before his eyes his mother de | Surreptitiously he ps money | walt tes the completion ea work, | Steer he aie ot cane at hat t. Some day } into my hand, still walking, and im-|Ut referred to some printing. %-) Tacoma—W. M. Mack ray eerted him he would some day see that she was righ me day he ote Per aay vo daceadleagaeme gi bitehment that had agreed to com ¥ . t cht. 0. F.| be a feature of te would be proud of such 4 mot lthe while, 6 te speak, having bees it, and succeeded in meking| and t . A sumaner boar. Which is the bigge 1, Love or Duty? om the aumpert collections. His contract with be bullt om Lay Always and everywh © word of any langu ve sH” 1 may add that. if you are a good |'he printing house was all right 40] ARRIVE FROM BAN FRANCISCO a tiet ter be the deepest sense it | athe ee man, the malnoffice never ot it went, but inasmuch as he Rn w Thompson ap M SIDE WITH v¢ 2 te Bak enter Ot ™ sks 3 7 5 saa By Jo to time and expense, and this recalis to pay for the work, the work | rhompaon, of Beattie ' a great word lon | when I spent 11 months|¥a# not and the merchente| from San Frat *\e will suppart Ve, |i» indians. | lost thelr Investment Diller, Mr. Thompson was nig nd “ tn eae I was after a suspect who con clerk at the Comme Ps The Way to Hell [ducted a drag store, The firnt fow Kearney and Montgomery nts, a é rons. Ra tap | It ts 1 that Roosevelt noe I months I never met the man except was on duty at the ne Y wane * | wishes te go te the neonate ta 1906 \to say “good day,” or to buy some earthquake. He tells a thri f ¢ nate Capt. Bradley Strong, one time brilliant al favorite of the | it's hard e euch « jarticle. The seventh month | tb tale of a panic in the hotel, follow cing Per, do Fast, has been arrested in Shanghai for obtaining money under false | shows ambit bravado | xan work, and, four months tater! ing the shock s wae owen being thrown off his guard, he took] eae neg | WORD FRO | bis cont SEARCH FOR PARENTS r EV a What « descent for the rich, handsome, popular Bradley o ab ag BP Rr gl agg W. L Rhostes ot the oe” EVERYTHING b The ancients called a volcante lake ear Naples, Avernus, and af » stripes and the shadow is removed! Paraffin Paint Co fected to believe t this burning lake was the mouth of Hades jfrom « man who had been tried Lieut. Maj. Markle, A. D.C. Smith} os, at night fror Br : ie gtr and families arrived just night from| wij) go to Ban F . The descent to it was sald to be an easy one acquitted, but over nae Mumeabtaian te-cabin shinai oF tie ne > an / ‘ Whatever the steps to the ancient Hades may have been, the steps jst ! of suspicion | Seal of the Volunteers ot] tre for ate bt - - by which Bradiey’ Strong has gone downward are easily traced. They Wie aver. 066. tebe Ve he Sl Le rhe | Amer Since the departure of |” ' thing ts pel t aa? Waaaas ta ; and CAP J.D. Boyes, the | Volun-] AOD TO FUND ® asinnililen t too early ont . - k has been neglected. It ts} H , Sian ierspeetontion ; : ~ pose of the new officers t Sp |e NEW LONDON wi Step Two—Extravaga t ixe and atinulate the work r ‘las TAL tb Step Fourth—Dodging creditors , “ a Maj. Markle w MNMENCE | Prancinco relief fund. F * a Step Pive—Swindling | posite the). in Ay alent at quar] wer Of the steps that remain there are only two and It ts safe to sa: ae od at me I! # Step Six—Arrest and conviction begs . : ee - it i wi Step Seven—Prison or the pistol | ‘ i te shed; “then we wi | be | let * sa Bradley Strong found the descent to bis Ay & easy because | possi’ » IN- DOOR SPORT take a wa ¢ mn of te : the steps logical. They are like the Nuke of a chain. Or » lv . 1 the er, | After # ta fown the . eu pi 4. atre . he ‘ rv nities leads naturally to the neat one. © ata ia t ' a 4 s Bey ie steps it is difficuit to stop, It Is not impossidie tt ‘2 Ne ané a, mes 18 f taal The way to the modern Hades is no toboggan 1, once : ; ; : that | started, one cannot possthty reverse bis going and pward One , t 1 anewere y ™ evening | does not glide from the heights to the lowest depths \ o " " ; wn here| oor ae , - | : we can fig ‘e 5 | goes by clearly defined BROAD, EASY 'S—by haiting but slowly : He had Bap. ane m ere ¢ the sure descent se b posits eloped | 1013-1015 Did Bradley Strong have any idea in the days of bis prosperity wh and © back like « jam AION g the | and popularity that he would take his seven steps? Does any man One of the amex windlers seunaiite tt lo seckouir tok aa FIRST AVENUE’ who goea the downward way expect to do so? But the steps are joe : ue ae t was B. D.| application of South Park will be wuse 40 there. They invite descent. ¢ Ciects Oo whil 1 was| "aireted MAI mr “ . re’ - 5 paving wee “| VERDICT FOR MARSHALL j seen hitch occurs, by the first on a . je was from ( Ba _ ; ‘ “| Fra ecetved be made of the new offic © Sunday @ a a pared ement from | pet tered at the 1 sca a! alienating ere " a Ee name was given as Jas Har and) Wife's « the raha, od for! WEAVER GETS VERDICT [he claimed represent the Q p.| ¥ Oeée ana BE: | Printix ompany " woek's ws while the £ oF e w. Mw Ww © today secured a ee waa gereny =~ anny A PLAY BALL TODAY | hil they tae We Sortie’ apnea She Sisatena stake jor, rather B. DB. Oxford. left bet we 8 a Ma > " ee : sa6 ft thr orees wh ¥ for = tor three horse which leew days, taking etth him in thei ® " Infante’ Hair Hrumhes ch peadinn mainest the at ie te to genee y-| Through the efforta of the ¢ Cincinnati business men, and jeay.|Tesday. Since the San Francisco| , moe Three thousand Chinamen } company on the same grounds town, South Park and Soott ing « hotel DIT ux 4 Seattic hax won two and] tor San Francisco this morning for the 4 Improvement clubs, the Seattle) Oxford claimed to be canvassing | ! a. wo games and now leads Oak Derma morth, according to word rmeelved NO PiM woe orth pany haa consented to | ~ rm —— fan onary by the local immigration officers sis aueiens aie ? have a lO-minute service on the wanate we sa mil eo « Mi . - _ — Quake The wire stated that part of the : ponaaner ¢ ¢ Cast \ Seattle car line by May 10 Fraser's n ore he at WANTS DELEGATES. | Ay, mbes ; A Bumber were destined for Portla i - A te | At the dance given by the South Moore has been asked t Fagg ely = oat ond _ gee Eggers hh endl a ; * beina| Park fire department last Saturday appoint delegates to attend the an-| aptie Wich Masel & Nothing fart fa known by sar a — - Dadleys > o~ feouth nual conference ant /§ Hoffa Mat with Iron, 3 botiles for .......ceeee00 local officials oo - ark, $150 was raised he money E N d N ore which held at} on'a Malt with Iron, per bat In yesterday's Star, Goon Dip, t - ¥ paren » towards paying for the new ver ee ew Philadelphia Ma He an-| 4 Malt, plat the contractor from Portland who fu * ae . ? i Wagan, wales the fire de Clothes When nounces that he to ap ive warns Seet nishes Chinese labor for many of | ‘ Bh Bg an ogg | tment bought two weeks ago a B vernons ed in the Washington and northern can} Three proprietors of “blind pig’) ‘Pe"* * * Re still! have $1» to pay on the Li I h h work who desir end The « neries stated that many Chinamen| resorts were fined in the lower| °* wagon ttle ort 0! gh amy your ph The QUAKER DRU 1033-1015 First Avense Sterling Pianos STERLING—“Of Sta genuine; pure.”—W Forty years’ test verifies the sts and a rd weight or quality; Dictionary. nt that STERLING isic value as does anos st near standard in intr m of Old England. We are Pa > Coast represent tives for STERLING I »s. A complete line will sow found on our floors. Carload just r ved. Easy paymer if you like. Th IN as made a reputa {its place by its own merits, near! ; y and 1 tion, the beaaty @ sina: tn the t in fact by ay ng pe riection.