The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1906, Page 7

TH R—THURSDAY, AU 7 | PATERNITIES¢ gMGE As ECIN WORK ON Src FURNITURE 1S [iCW IRUOK I WILL VANIOA 2 song 8 OPOKANE AVE, OD GHFOR JOHND., JR. "ARRIVE SOON | ret ELSE, onan | mamomecnon ore Be egal 7 com nme or ee ner SECOND RACE ROCKEFELLER'’S PIANO for GT WERE = = Bl ne Ib GOVERNOR a + WeAaDs OF DEPARTMENTS OF ge oa ee Edd | pond = ; —s qoast GTAP WL STOP) Tre Hiomestend ne OP ae! | - - | seuance of $600,900 ro orr on THEIR WAY TO CON v4 a " 108i a . : a on 8 it I. GETS. INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR LAKE SHORE NOW oe “ ao : the effect! J. W. Wickett, of Coeur d'Alene, VENTION AT CALGARY eee Punt Weees 199 | thie morning that the ne ba pense MENTIONED FOR CANDIDACY ON THE GRIDOLE |): ee ee ee eee bce | cammnine « he ae’ . b * boy SUT SASTATIES MB BESASES aS ew Seth Pms ES BORER ASSL S eee 9894 Belle Kinney toy | Will keep the steamer on th ‘ owt 32) Happy 183 |route and with the same crew that AND ALL FACTIONS APPROVE “ eu teairan awar € “i ta Fite chiefs and insures Sista KC. Runte ; : Me , ; " ne 1s Gusvennen? =e. * i09 |#he haw been on for years | border P * «| oe xpreasing th ention of from Portia t. Bratts 109| The Island Transportation com f ; 16-—-Judge Be-| ihe weual W f | visiting Seattle t See © 9792 Kibe vw pany reeently ely be: |uween Promina At .:-|Destruction of San a home, but those who spend their income faster than it comes, *to indulge extravagent t and for pleasures they could easily forego, are unjus- tifiably in debt. ole ae etttes will their x7 tg the anaual cot . "on the Seattle< “rua f h : . re FOURTH C . ote rua fo a allege “ " “ | Pe: othe Pacific Cones Pr URTH RACE—six furlongs, two mon MAGISTRATE SCORES TAOL-| NEW YORK, Aug. 16—The Jn. violations of aw b h it wee ecided tha Francisco = aon a 3 saab eitttene Heations today are that Charles EB the & wd 0 4 ing in tt sntract could bel ri Caors, Alberta, Aug #51 *Rose LEY COMPANY WHEN ITS) Huches, known an the tmeurance In Lak ore, f " fered as fing on th Don’t fall to se he great epec- £ oa S23 Merry G0’ Rownd onus sak take ve (gator, will be nominated by the ge charges ’ 9 ee relating to the pos-|taculer presentation of the San ak at enor Geaten, of th TT) Iadora | ubiicans for nor of New! first. The rebating ph 366 . ‘of | Francisco earthquake at the Brem- { 48 Tavora O'Dell's friends ha * wilt fob th: wee ~| tees! Esagection depart 6) Ambitious ee i ee teen i thet the opanrerast ts 1 att Manager G. J. Gr : eathadth wert Haare | pat 6:30, $230 aa'10 Seaererters ill a ¥e Cxsazaa Becveeen vors Hughes It is intimated that |of the Lake Sho be indicted. | pags 15, 2:80, 4:20 ana $ x be nj oor swat Cake nn € ft Hie f the i t t 3 : Geaceraing fires and fire |M45} Bonnet . > ] NEW YORK, Aug and favors Hoghes - 1 oe ie it sage Rh pete Chief Cook ane od (P88 Retay | Jof the Hrookiyn Rapid ire P aot Hu Re wtih nal iparsing that he would be un-| FIFTH RACE-—Htx and one-halt y were ber by gine and com : fae ope ee oe x bee ae werent . t . - * a. %-year-otde and | Uiewt botham today G loans. O'Dell's ‘ i P by gent bis paper, on “Hydrante . % anas alder wood Aasiats he scheme ca H } : SENS, Ge toad at the con.|* ¢ Deamon wieesee oF wEALTu To ese] en Se oes In. | retire from politt | |] A man may prudently bor: rn" © tead « £ 1 apector Newherry were « aned row @ reasonable sum to in a rio ¥ |] crease his business, or to build | Magintrate [ine offtets He seid b peat oT! Inemsed the on © told th Toda . ast rad 197) The board of health will tke} erin. alsonder my Bed woo tins st y ' 119) steps to enforce the law requiting | 4, thetr Grection ailed with the lphystetans to report ali coe yao ‘ foing street prover cases which they are cail i uy an Piace SHOW SITE SELECTED BY MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIONS | OF SEATTLE AND TACOMA. | } $5) THAT DOCTORS FILE RECORD | charets with Inettiny Ther | 185] OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES, AS 51,000 he gb gy Aoetaage a *| REQUIRED BY LAW a tie Pere = x mee Mee | | PUGET SOUND ASSEMBLY WILL | b } y On Savings 4o cunts We Pay 4Per ~ Ihealth officer, this morning stated John Davis & Co. today sold the | **°4e7 an ' Pes t I f ‘ that In looking over the death ree saath erase of Tus ie é short 19 rations A wa th Cc STEAMER MAKES FAST | H T Hee eee oer Os Oe ee Boutheant corner of Third ay and 5°07) Vnongst the’ prisoners, ana | name of {i . lnteres with months he bas found a large neum-| 36,000. The property was owned a nearby | of $100,000 for the purpo ae Pee eenee ANG [ber of deaths due to tubereutosis| Be. Dr iwen war eenaend to deen $ $1.50 worth of si pint aia anne We Have a Branch at George- ALARGE PASSENGER LIST and typhoid fever which were as ¥ . . peng - Sa es i town. jreperted to the health ° — sold the « i. foctas” “whe guterediae Wis JAMES D, Hoge, President vsegamaamal | ing the time when ‘the first Fn - . of Seventh anal” mers were hun-| 94 by the Ministerial associations | MB. SOLER Castiter. is tet be 13 dave, 7] toms of the diseases were discover _ feet square, occe-| ely phe Bealls @ nists and Soneeia : ; . . od by the attondt hysicians. The eteres. fel 900. he result that . ¢ th Ferdinand Schmitz, ° ding phy # RAILROAD COMMISSION AND ‘ for The management of the corpora-| uel Rosenberg, George Donworth. miik pans ofl tion is invested in a board of 21} 4 the property. The ne were Rent Up and arriving k aser is not given ahead of schedule time the Steamah!p [> ; requires that physicians sha! |make an immediate report of such| pai ROAD OFFICIALS ARE IN| Dome of the stees, selected from the most jeontagious cases. This law, ac yt churchmen and laymen. | [apectacte of 42 prisoners devouring!" ‘The stock of the new cor i | j Edward R. Dunn, James D. Hoge, 1, D. Lowman, A. B. Stewart, Robt. C, McCormick, Chas, H. Bebb, the repast was most Interesting and) is ta be sold through the churches jocks |OA | 4 DANGER SIGNALS ARE PUT ON) Co niing to Dr. Calhoun, hae been) CONFERENCE OVER JOINT ouR TRAPS AS oration wt | NE overlooked upon many occasions. | j Pakota broucht passer UNION ST. OBSTRUCTION FOR | TARIF® QUESTION amusing =, fon could have been 7 ‘fire ¢ jamd the disclosures come about TE at whom were first claws.) THE FIRST TIME LAST NIGHT.| when the deaths resulting from (| vuring all the bes theme were Mr ond Mre — | T ~ point is half} N. B. Botner. Ge have been bereulosis and typhoid fever are| came to the elty# | sh soe a ‘the Orient for the past oe ‘hiiaeeeniciiaiagiais [noted to be greater than the BUM) To discuss fa to common wan a gener asembly wilt | Sietnates of tha ber of contagious diseases reported. | points, settle the Walla Walle rate a |give an excursion and plenic on the | nion Savings jawe jon and Incidentally take UP) VICTORIA, BC. Aug. 16—-Prof [ow Sat leite selected, and everyone witt | , have an nortunity of seeing the} & Trust Co. Cor. Second Ave. and Cherry St, Hoge Bidg.. Seattle, Wash. Agents for Alaska Banking a Car com Fhe Sestte Imatters pertaining to the sreertl) prince, chairman of the fisherie rounds. Partice going to the plenic} of Parts any ‘ | sng Algom d oher fs ate’ 3 rkly amd/lehts morning notified Street Saper ‘distance tariff, two members of the together th oth oes bev oe mt joo a: A. L. Walters that the! afiroad commission and offictalr o bene a af the ® , om | wil steamer Kituas } eeeretar be lewiteh blockading the south half} he Great Northern, Northern Pa —o. . - . ° EAGLES MAY NAME . eee — | ADAMS’ HEARING SET } a mat Tokio She is\or Union at. between Fourth and| lcific and O. R. @ N. are meeting | (ited States side, arrived tbe Frederick =D. ann Be epee awry with oe | - oy onference today ai the B er | morning and lat in the fe one ', WASHINGTON MAN |] Safe Deposit Co, Nome, Alaska, . | hote eft on the te per CGeorgh to a The Uelved lrraeks st that point during the | The ralirosd commission ts rep sealing “ Boel ahaa lw in| is tee = = je 0 arly hours of Saturday morning lressnted by Chairmen H. A. Palhlace co A dat bedinem oe. The work will be commenced late} hild and J. C. Lawrence, and the!” although the season is practic-| | vast = on Friday night. when tr attic ceases {Great (Northern I repre ented by | aly oF Prof. Prince's opinion, | MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aus 116-—| bet § The St tioner tretgh:. among *bich . ¥ Hitmen. ne NO aed ec frem ’ ations, that the same berrnt sw wa oat oo own The belated order iawued by Mr " 7 * {fie t gard hod end, Wash nounced by his Corignment of silk She THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS |by J. G. Woodworth, traffic man-| cies with regard to methods | Fem was announced by ge Walters ordering the Seaitle Blec Inger, and B. 8. Grosscup. counsel, | of cann cs on this | friends today as a candidate for the| ,, a7 PIKE SY. presijenc) the Fraterna FOREIGN MAIL TABLETS:— ined to stae | vt favor of extend-| Order of Ea ng. as| His opponent ap ness a View tommal of the United mills again on September ¢ Sfoh passenger lier Am eartrsion party, who ere to ‘our i¢ company to place red warn! THINK IT 18 BETTER TO Al-jand the O BR @ N. by Fretebt | side otern# upon the switch were on Agent Miller obered last night the switch Low THE CLAIMANTS TO The morning's had been endan ring seated | TAKE ALL THE INITIATIVE. / taken up in a general objection he past a we of the B ern Pac o the @ int ra opowed. it is being! 108 ©. Bro a } The county commissioners have|*fourht owt that where two rail | : — decid that tt te not worth while|* ‘ouch a common point the} 99 |< The meeting called for the fire Ite send a representative to Iretand| Sipps should decile on which “cc UEEN OF ‘DIAMONDS | ‘Water committer last nixh to collect evidence in the Sullivan |foute to ship. A session t ia prog | nd states, in charge of Tou can get the name of the o : cra z e & Whitcomb asse of a ple oity 7 own. in seaston he season for trap fis’ Note size, 130, 2 for .. 25¢ - be be Theo The iropped un NEW ENGLANDERS HERE. asion was main-| ral objectio Packet size would a matte with hy the commission wn, another Letter Size car “Oceident,” of the ic Railway, contate from points in the NOTICE. , {ress this a | ppd because of the ab case. The qeorem. The commitice luniess the supposed he z gh taken up the ordinance jtheir rightful heirship the count the Chi », Milwankee & will get what is comin > it an | rides about Seattle and at 12:3) Past a rightofway slong Cedar way. The county's case w ——_$_— ck on the Ca adian Pacifi t orders for Vancouve eer g. 16 Mra. Hal a4 to act upon Water Su | where it is unless the cour ‘ Youngs) communica lto the cont y NEW YORK, Ave Corwin, who bas for some time BRIDGE CONTRACT LET. the tounet!, regarding the viole | A now claimant to a share of the | 1 pay Pe eietestin res by the city of UNITED STATE@GENERAL CON-|gaitivan extate was made known lee aparkting under the sobriquet ; rs 8 OR ate ay « ” t a The cou commissioners to s SUL RODGERS ARMnives FROM Yorlerday in the a mr jot t won of Dtamonds,” han} let the contract for the Puls 5 the $ . t jewels bridge near Palmer to the Int £8 DAVIS SUED. | CHINA ON WAY TO WASHING | ( omy 24 ~~ she is th : national Contract company y ~~ hetr, her father being an uncle of —, The fortune in precious sto ? i | Githe Dexter Horton compan TON, 0. C. lJobn Sullivan laa Mrs. ¢ ’ pa | [accion TO SEWARD STEAM “ P niin’ $1.00 Sargent’s easy spring mor | lock sets 75c at Spinning’s fied wut against Presider es @ the Century Real amet | ER RESULTS IN BEING PLAC ” . t tor a far 1 it Company. to collect on | Carrying {tmportant papers per) 4 P } WN, ageregating $50 taining to treaty matters, and also} —D ON DOCK AND PLATE! : Europe containing information on Chine was a lively popping of corks MUST BE REMOVED (lings of « large h questions In « ral, United States THE F 0 © Consul General J. T. Rodgers ar Sie aR ¥ ® rived om the Dakota this ee de in th ave} trom Shanghat tees this lendine of ctodl.-odeit* Mire. Corwin went to the Perera annwene Roigers will hasten with alll fo esterduy | apart of Mra Ellzab M 1 | broke and sevetali-wertio, 1 fe ‘ The | ped to Washington, D. C., wh ternoon a sling alls fell gh the hatch of titiqonds he will lay the important questh FRIDAY'’S SPECIALS MMERY Festerday for cemire [direct before the government ¢ teamer Oregon. Crashing down} awe n tor Bas been sold to Everett par-|cials. Mr, Rodgers has been in inn [STEPS TAKEN TO EXCLUDE) 1, the hold, several plates on Ute| when they jewels were yottom of the hull were severeli|jone | 20 pounds Sugar coeeee BEOO 1 Rice, pound he Orient for a pumber of years, and] way adD GRAIN INFECTED the ratis Mra. McVett and a bookmaker | ire. Creamery Butter, Washingtor —e Oiympta and Pennsyt-|this is bis first visit to his native! jented ih loaded with freight, sail-|Jand. Official matters have ne ow| WITH HESSIAN FLY FROM! The Oregon was quickly taken ‘to M ir ere late’ rm Wy this morning for Nome j the opportanity for a re a kemanne Gbek Saas dace. ver pom oc eg rl pound ete A Steamer Ab , taen to the United States. | WASHINGTON. 4 today. that several plateel* ‘ry, sf So ait Genuine Washington Raneh “ges P “lowe const : This by ed al zen e merer to com Frederick D. Cloud, : vie onan | " imust be replaced Consequently win had robbed of her few. | st Java and Mocha Coffee, fresh Central and Sout the United States at Shanghal the O om to Seward ate " ken pasted. nd 2he a8 poor, Iso accompanies Mr. Rodgers on| OLYMPIA, Aug. 16—Govs, Moad,| y Kang 1 Bao ged: yb! I hl they were taken Fea sng Saigon Oy Eatiy this atte noon the Spokane | his official trip to Washington { Washington, and Chamberlain , aa , M rhey $1.50 French Kid Gloves, all shades 1 San Francisco with - lof Oregon, have just written to the/ Japartrment } . rqulee | ' Stat MAYOR STARTS NORTH, [secretary of war asking that the FAVOR HOT SPRINGS gore: toveyerce: mee OL bon See ens $1.50 Long Lisle Black and White - army, in purchasing hay and grain} y eas | Gloves Ne ane on at @ Mayor Moore left Los Angeles on | at the army post for their states cor PRIN | ™M Corw at ahter 2 $1.00 American Lady ‘nel aM 7 the train this afternoon for/exciude all fore from place ‘ r) " we Aug. te ' ” and 7} , $4.00 Ladies’ Skirts, black and blue 4 dan Franciaco, and will arrive in| where the Hessian fly is known tol, sie as aly e was 16 wh he mar 8145 ~— + | San Francisco at 9:10 tomorrow | exist, thas limiting introductlon | 1 sat rc e +d xt 4 her ite husband i : de Alaska p morning. If connections are made |of this pest into the two states afte pciinig aa ee "lithe time a w ar harals ¢ Kimonos, each S3e promptly at Sam Franciseo the may The matter was called to the) i. ooeernor ab . " abduction had t ivices recelve T latest telegram waa received | dent ryan, of the Agricultural col wee served In «@ 1513-1515. 1517-1899 Second Avenue, a » | iast night from the mayor, announc:|lege at Pullman, whose experts re JOIN TO FIGHT STANDARD $10,000 being paid for the 3 Gens BaAk of Pte re ng that he is greatty improved. ported that the pest has made sert " Jecorations, The dinner ts famo Z. A. MAFRIOGE CO. ‘ |ous inroads Into the wheat growing| GENEVA, Aug. 18.—Prominent one where’ “more’n a hundred | tne n HOGGATT GOES TO CAPITAL. | section of East Washington and| °"! ™ . A Germany, Austria and) y ned.” In Brooklyn | J. J. WOLF, Manager. . v4 1 rina Switzeriand will meet here in § “4 to as the “More’n W. B. Hogeatt, governor of Alas j tember to consider a plan to form @/ 4 nundred bottles dinner At the Jersey Butter Store ka, with his private secretary, C. VISITS HEADQUARTERS. trust with Ruselar panies to Tomorrow tonight on the Jeffer-| - fight Standard Ol with a united| — ¢ YNBTANTINOPLE, Aug. If AN Saturday 25, sat na From there he will| P. 3. Feeney, of t front The sultan, ag a mark of gratibioa: | dled swoetent a yng the coast to the|tective service, is in the Ye er ” tion over his recovery to health, peetamery butter yous t eee card un the revenue cutter Mc-| visit, having obtained leave of ab Have your stove connected and|has ordered the release of all pris-} Mest doaie:, ie fox | - a ie ( customs | sence for 60 das. apent the day, your jobbing done by G. H. Brown | oners of the empire who have com-\ aak 3c for the same | Cullough, accompanied by 4 i PO, OF Pleo at vee loffictals. Jat the tocat police headquarters. Plumbing Co. 221 Pine st ve pleted two: thirds of their terma