The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 7

lis WAITING loommittes by the city eaginesr twof lrhe owners and masters of steams OR | Weeks ago ax a matter to be guard. | | ot ips plying the count, Inte this afte od against in making the grent, and pos m, aoceded to the demande of THE YEAR 1908 was giarded againat in the ordt | ~ . ‘an the & renee Jumped at Conciusion DE MANDS : their monthly wages on all ag nad Bot the members of the commit calling at inside porta, The demand we Twenty three for you, akiddoo ta jumped at the conclusion, b | wae made three months ago, but eh, 1908” is the sentiment towards May we Thomson was guarding os | way heid In abeyaner on account of re or Moore expressed in an annony . inst imertieines with the plans | the on WP » fire. Sixty vea- MOU postal card pr lor the high serviee pipe, that it ‘i od , ected . let ing. The card in a Butler was the high service pipe that he| 108 ANGELES al, June i Mle are aff é em ~ iisseidaieapilials venir card with a pletu was then having plans and eatl| " tler hotel covering half of mates prepared | ANOON SESSION OF On top of this statement he aald it and the sentiments of the writer eer Last sight, when the same mem ‘ a] aere Ine wan certain it was not yee 9] °°temtly & man associate some| SENATE TAKES FAVORABEE, clates from Shilshole bay to Lake | DOr Of the councti discovered that vesT sus way with the liquor traffic, writt this waa not t ase, but that the en's ING o when he arrived at his i) aft D Whahington hi L b 0 i Gono pda th @ serawling and uncertain hand.| ACTION ON LAKE WASHINGS The committee on privite sna|fatlroad grant provision was tol| peor AOMITS THAT nel The card i addressed to “Mayor | jections, by « vote of 7 to 6, dectar. |MMMFd a future undertaking, the ac: || . cae Mabet Connetty Gat Saint Moore, City Heil, City,” and| TON CANAL MATTER—VOTE] orci" 0 ood. Bmoot or/eusation was made that Thomson, roa ree S grooo CLOSE TO ELS! a eee Galak as a les the message of the writer ta TAKEN BY COMMITTEE ON| Utah was not entitied to a seat in| had — dd bie mind _— “aol t > lene tohd. af onl y 41, 1906, Dear Mayor the senate. Votes wese also taken | Pipe to construct first. ‘That! WORF AND MARIE CO NNELLY [es = mA ane spa hah Nelll- | woore—in 1908 it wilt More.| MOOT CAS efaateae ould | hit was not the case was readily | LOTHER WITNESSES ON Wielilouea Sevens. ar ae xv ay a You will do well if you a out} emamend te that {t ox-/@xDlained by Water niawton l@he left him there old orchard. tthe fire departinent and police de elude ¢ pet Bim propest.| Youngs and Amsaint Ping ine: jS8he left him there and did not #0¢/ nartment, ne the saloons wre clean . tion to exclude was voted down, On| S¢ott, who heard both discussions. | | STAND. | him at eward, She tpent some time | nough and pay taxes to Keep youl ws : : the motion to expel the vote wae|Thomaon had both pipe lines in his ® joa * road about the bridge With! ii clean. 190% will moon be hore| WASHINGTON, D, C. June L~| aiviged eventy mind Wille the enunctinen were! the aflernooe of the vee of nome ry hype yen be ane ow the finish, 18%5-23,| The ate today passed the bill| Senator Halley offered @ resolu-| Considering but one nce faquest at Renton ope -vaee oy ong yet nes waar ag o truly, VOTER.” ‘|granting the right-of-way for the| {0% providing for the exputsion o| attendance m the] SOs Save mes © Henator Burton of Kanane, but ac-| Sago women and chil] Mabel Connelly was positive tt natruction of the ship canal pro-|iion waa postponed until Wednes I CITY COUNCIL has so decided head found thelr way into the| Wee after 8 oroloek when he ar wed by James A, Moore and asso-| day | The GOVERNMENT CANAL is to be rived « er ome ae oe curfew ye ” nN ' * oe 4 od ss recatlod te] Dell had rang. When she arrived built ; oaving | POMS he found Nelligan there ’ p IL M0 E CONGRESS will so decide in a few days ON gpg tee shee ot SHE'S THE BRAVEST | You gad going ( owe ROMO) Mire Connelly, fhe mother, was u Gan | ald that some time after she | calted { could give no definite | Get In Now While 0 | Ged then went away, Marte home. She was of the opinion torney garnishecing t ney | STREET district will enhance to PER CENT | - give any dofinite time t i wae after 9 o'clock, but had which @ releaned 4 | > MON f | 1 QUICH | eld of Nellixan’s second re thing to base her assumption on. posited In court, was witnessed yes- || Pt R fONTH The EST and Q n te the house for his papers! George Nicolaon told about meet The case of the Seattle Cedar terday before Justice Davia, Prank EST profit making in ent in the City; pet Wea of the time Was) ing Neltigan on the drida®, Nicol-/ Lumber Manufacturing company 1 A gy 5g Ag gg ty a only 12 MINUTES’ WALK from j won sald he knew it was after Piva Local No 12 of International on RB ee OI gona SECOND AVE. AND PIKE STREET Was recalled to the| *M" the curfew rang jhearing this morning in Judge pare Bh rephate others utorngy Aria When the young man at), 4M. McKnight toll of finding the | Griffins court orderly parson. Drought sult against | id Street Is the Natural Ce Fie Depuy Pre ng Attorney | 08 ot ae Millhott on Wednes-1 Phe defendants appeared by Ar that Hada had refused to pay him of Seattle 4 told > wan a thur @ Hutchinson and R. HM. Lind The ball which Mada had put up a chance ven Wrong , Direction. say, and stated that they wanted tm the police court was « hed 9 us rthware Deputy Sheriff Phil Kearney told] {2 Case set down for hearing on} hPa Ph ong cael haat to the @ saeune The trend of business is northwar 1 4 Nelligan ne, “tell the Wrong directions given the|!# merits at the earilest possible | yesterday, festion Davie allowed] It is making for BROAD STREET by Shey whether You vio eet from » by Nelligan. Kearney said| ate, stating that they did not care “ ing $15 and coste, which will LEAPS and BOUNDS E fiae and Marie, of five oF nix | thet Netligan had advised poase| Whether the restraining order was ' or to him out of the A le money in NOW WILL i [ guces fix six feet] to go im the opposite direction dissolved or not, inasmuch aa the at ich the court has placed MEAN A FORTUNE to you in a few years » Be nearer.” » t Nellt| ward Neweastle, The deputy also|*Dingleweavers’ union was doing t Au. The latter ated . ° . 7 4 | testified that, when Neiligan was/ S000 of the things nor threatening tha ng hed failed to make} Nelligan stil) ine st he did/ taken to the bedy of Eiwie Mittinoft,| to do any of the things mentioned his promises of a defense good. | pe tw Bisic le Was Al80) Nelligan denied ever having seen |'® the restratning order, | that he was Conpel-| the gtri & There being no open date tn ANNUAL PICNIC. | when Mabe anelly, @ Game W Rief was on the} Judge Griffin's department cartier ¢ ‘ PF F | Marie, arrived stand at 3 o than July 2 the case was set for he Or jer of Pendo w give its es 7 hearing on its merits at that time annua’ at ~y: bey VIEWING THE PROPERTY. ton, ou Sak. GaN i seas Pioneer ide” WNCH OWNERS MUST HAVE The condemnation suit of the city ly during the entire day. Dancing Phor Main 957; 2191 of Ballard ve. Frank O. Lewis, in and & general program will be the|| which the city is suing for the features ¢ day shemiiieceene 14 right of way through jots 30 and aver your head? $26 tl, block pen Bailard and cash, balance monthly gives you Shitshole ave, owned by Lewis, ¢ your own lle iia seainigiina fansniaceioneni cai came up before the supertor court | 418 Pioneer butiding. eet United Statee ¢ Ia-|gere shall be operated or navigat-jthis morning. After empaneliing | Whattrey and have pooheew In charge of » person duly | the Jury tho court took a recess till : pre Heensed for such service by the|t'S0 o'clock to allow time for the | ihatructions from Wah! inca! hoard of inspectors. No ex-|Jury to visit the ground in question. oe , 7 : which wit, m « veh amination shall be required as a % IT'S THE WAY OF | falas havo: sunch condition of the obtaining of such met at ie ‘wor pee | Heense, and any wuch license shall mies Lucy © ERNST. THE WORLD" | Bae be revoked or suspended by the lo This Philadephia girt has been awarded « Carnegie hero fund | ‘The instra< . the cal board of Inapectors for miscon | ~ em of desta, | amet pec for mn ' medal for something no other reward of the kind has been given. A | And what te ce rere eg aw 2... age Kross negligence, recklexsness jad who wae walking through @ fleld with her last summer was bit- on gre Being ent he varioun ten oF ee oe gy bed ten on the arm by a rat ee. People will al- As a day in June? pa t Mise Ernat immediately suck@d the poison from the wound, sav concerned « them holder. t : c fat the office ¢ siars. | holding ‘oe wae oh i yt gremen ing the boy's life although he became very iil. Miss Ernst herssif ways go where they A nappy home ia the drewn of every blushing bride. What will moto beats andl pable of obtaining another et was ill « week from the poisoy he absorbed. That she hed « fever be of more abiding and ennobling assistance, and bring more of water 15 tone hy net cense for one year from the date ot ee ee eee ee eee are served best-- | er and comfort to the =o ae ‘like the deiteate es of fequlted to carry « reatatered revocation ' - ee _ The infl the home is like the delicate waves ol om & thte Pa we love, e fro art to h t, a prod an at Aboard, From wilt) <The Dull and botiers of every] SAN FRANCISCO, June 1 — where they can buy jf [rue love, Boro adhd pease cube tye n pterrybout, other|repiy to a request from Mayor present t , t new folle n ply to y | >a w ing present Is a fitting expression of eee Mow cas or [ema crait of © propell-| Schmitz as to the best method of | for less or get it your mast siaeare tore tan copare : Prepalied in whole or in part! ger the mrovtomen oe fen cat Se leering for the Remetees people . | The Everett is artistic. It has character of a distinct type. Mu 1, @audine, petroleum, naph-ing euch vessel chan Be cule andl whea the army te withdrawn, Gen " something extra sictans Intuitively recognise its charm. It has @ refined and sym- BME OF electricity, and carry-| without « Temens pines taated eral Gresley made the following rec pathetic tone of wonderful parity and sweetness for hire, shall carry | teensed pilot clea no ntt Sjommendations today ‘ for their money. it is perfect In workmanship and design. It ts guaranteed for a Breserver, of the sort pre Be Ege eng Fs ger cgay Ao if Ufetime. It Is sold only by the old, reliable firm the re A see provided for 15,000 peop’ that . eo eer nape = pe bullding associations be Induced to bay on senna } we pamenger carvied, and no! dulld @ large number of smalliag A RESULT MA. THOMSOM/ a» worked out by the engineering) I 8@11 good “The House of Quality Bh boat while #0 carrying passen j meer houses te return for sory A 4 | jdepartment for future materialize | cent ou invorment. sad that ite] CAME IN FOR some CRITE) tion, contemplate not one but two) Clothes for less project CISM AT THE HANDS Op Mititional pipe Ines from Cedar have beem purchased so that!” aravor schmits sald today that mm se is to be fromi than other mer- | Di: patroimen will have an ample! iis the matter was not offtetaily | COUNCILMEN the present intake, and the other e leupply of clean ones o emt ae =a from an intake to be constructed | - heme ones om Rand COO! considered, he believed saloons wil some distance further up the river|Chents charge for en ] ~ H be opened in 90 days, and possibly By jumping at conclusions while | and for Bigh service uses. The one] y jp @ liti CLAIRVOYANT TO Quit. raise iti ts jllstoning to his argument against | Bow soon to be constructed is to be|+2"° Qualities. from the present intake. The plane of the raltroad as pro- posed to the committee contemplate jaranting the Milwaukee raflroad a |rightof-way through the Cedar rie watershod RESCUED FROM DROWNING. Mra. BK. Piers this afternoon ad- mitted practicing fortune telling, tn jer reserve some two ATES Judge Gordon's court. She was| Through the bravery of John | weeks ago, several members of the| putting the track im such a pla placed under $200 bonda, ‘The wo.|Verbeck and Joha Negivek, an %|city council misinterpreted the |ns to interfere with the plane for | Profi ts. 1406 Second Avenue, Seattle ites ast peheeiian declared she would leave Se.) yearold boy by the name of Harry | plans City Engineer Thomson | the high service intake and dam i strect hana me attle and go to Portland Moore was rescued from drowning | with reference to enlarging the This fact was explained to the str intersections - at Rainier Beach this morning water system, as a result of which I press ur Ath. atont.| GENERAL M°COOK DYING. The boy was riding on a shingle | the city engineer came in for sarie press your suit! Panama Hats $5 PaRw rule was isene! by Chiet bolt and leet his balance. His cries |counciimanic criticism at a meet and when the patrols CHICAGO, June 1—General B4-| attracted the attention of Verbeck |ing of the fire and water committee nama hate, the ideal, oo et at sean the aaing pO jl ward MeCook, aged 75, omee terri i Negivek, who plunged Into the [last night able, economical summer Maving for duty went teltorial governor of Colorado, is| water and «wam out to the drown The plans for the water system, W. B. Hutehinson Co. MB spick and 9). dying here. He resided formerly in|tmg boy. Between them they car} dozen pairs of new white’ San Francisco. tied him ashore. Ramaker Co. I scalp the or overcoat once a week free of Weatherman | HE BIGGEST JOBS IN THE BIG CITIES PITTSBURG REDELSHEIMER'S GET OUT SALE FIRST & COLUMBIA you Now ELLENT OPPORTUNITY OF SECURI HGRADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS AND FT RNISHIN POR BOYS OF ALL AGES AT PRICES THAT HAVE BEEN Greatly Reduced from $20.00 to J More REMEMBER aly THIS 18 A BONA FIDE SA ig1s 00 ust THE WORKMEN ARE NOW REMODELING THE mop ae STAIRS AND THE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDIN AF TER THAT HEY WI START IN ON THe a hl } FLOOR AND THEN WE'LL HAVE TO GET OUT I sell $20.00 suits and topcoats ANOTHER CUT Save Money While You Can CLOTHING, HA y APS AND FURNISHINGS FOR the year round at A slash in prices that is bound and will move this MIEN ALSO } t ! enormous stock of Genuine Priestly Cravenettes, Dust $15.00. Coats, Traveling Coats, Raincoats for Men, Women and Children = . Coats a \ value . FINISHING THE $6,500,000 CARNEGIE INSTITUTE & €X). suits and topcoats = Janna or(R. & ©. station . the A 800-804 First: Ave. Cor. Columbia the year round at e2 : ; P mies ’ re fate boon ' ‘ 1,000,900) m.. ; , RONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE }} from $13.50 to Men's Rain and Traveling les; actual value $8.00 : aoe ‘ Alleghen “ Cash Register Exchange $15.00 Men's Cravenettes we ole itfation paeat ; ae , ate Ware oe a ing and Top Coats — |" : WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE na ’ 4. Defin 0 plans will, be| Grow” was a Joke and he will pro! ioe a vane ond $10.00. |f Men’s Traveling Conte | ; $4.35 k is back from the we wn “Abe " Registera, : | Cravenettes—A I — Imported pepe : tisfied . ( ’ n of the 9 let Ave. Phone 697 . Mills } t , eg: iu alas one trial $7.35 gidany Hingis. ff f oO. . ‘ as ---you’ll always | Cravenettes a an Ba: ; $ come afterwar¢ Wed ox ‘ " f a bane ‘ , d : Birie JOE SCHI 6 Frio "| THIS MAN MADE 0 e¢ . lolo First Ave. eon BEACH | 100 MUCH NOISE : as SPEGIAL FOR SATURDAY | oven ‘Guieant Co. MOND ‘ Gorman, known all over|chase of three lots on_ the eee Dae 1 Irst Avenue ted States a arte a|Sixth av. & to H, B. Kenned ai re », wt “Serine ae, ate bustier ‘vith “out-of $70,000 fhe pre ty ts improved Union Baker & Cafe, 1413 Second Avenue jolo thes ‘‘right.’’ | any even- town” papers, has been forced to! with three-story Mats ‘ charge. | I keep goods Sa § Rain |bought here in jconstant repair. I sell $25.00 | suits and coats { jthe year round at Landlord Says Days We Can Stay