The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1907, Page 5

meena “THE SEATTLE STA K=THURSD/ HIEF OF THE PANAMA GANAL TO & STRICTLY “THE Ae ON THE JOB" NGINBER STEVENS, wan vino Is oven E 0 MIGHTY ONE, WE BOW pncecnes, WILL HAVE | 5 CHARGE OF THE WORK, \ NY Wh ¥ HEADQUARTERS IN| Wy AW Ni 7 g D-MAHOGANY OF-| N\\\\ WA | Zs “ry WASHINGTON TO \\ \\) ‘"\ Ny MAGEE neces without HIM \ \, A\\) } / ‘ PF was ANXIOUS TO WITH THE FAME OF | THE MAN TO START} aT PROVECT canes by being given their supply of With the exeeption of several of | coal firat |_ TEMPTED BY AN ENORMOUS SALARY, THEO. P, SHONTS QUITS UNCLE SAM'S BIG JOB ON = |!" sinsller ‘uRboala wud wownd) ai BAERS FILED. THE ISTHMUS AND HENCEFORTH WILL HELP THE NEW YORK TRACTION TRUST EARN DIV! etn cca’ wiacincs tude’ wl ‘Oke ea , he Gietribe sgawme ON ITS $108,000,000 OF WATEREO STOCK. NEXT! lé ast becoming normal, While many|tion of the John Sullivan en the Pan- eidineanniiiaeniae | of the local dealers are still hun- | have been f in the clerk ama sod. antly for the clerke and those who } 4 of orders in arrears, the te “i 3 perform the heavy standing around ln al is being gppplied with | . a But as for him, Stevens, he will 8 {coal within & short time after giv: | eceapen< AND | #2 the canal, with headquarters ling an order, Joanta Callaghan, an undl-| 4 ‘ i anywhere on the isthmus between | The usual line of wagons ta soon -fourth for the purpose ¢ Colom and Panama city. ° at the Pacific Coast bunkers each Histration. Edward Corcor Enee | Acarensiveness, Stevan Ga Gow recerniie’ be the © | morning, but by noon the ling ix}as an helr-in-law of Sullivan, is of it. eaaeee > gue [president as dyhamite fn rubber : RARER RARER RE RR ee | Ml Cured for in the mont part. |e the remaining undivided one speak jboots. The chief engineer chafed @ |Both lump and nut « ia to be fourth i developed In We] under the leadership of a man with | * Lieut, Lucien C. Wine, 1878, original concessionaire. ® | ——aetenereer “ Sir ths ease and 7 Weed Ci nts’ tdeaw of organisation, and Turned it over to the “Compagnie de Universelle du Canal In @ | and In (he now that he te free and in full |® teroceanic de Panama.” * LD ee cap everwuitis jeharme of the great work, It is be- | # Ferdinand Do Lesseps, 1879, floated the company. Work # | MONEY FOR SCHOOL OHILDREN Spelt em Rcatlnd Ptebles piegige 1 ee Quit 1892; enuse, o# YD. 6, JOHNSTON CO. TO EMPLOY EVERY BOY AND GIRL ana my rap that criet. OUST fing methods and fast progres = | # Receiver of the old company organized new company in: @ WO GERPTUE MENT OAT Shonts Retired on His Fame. ® 1894 It worked spasmodically until 1899, * The D. &. Johnston Co. the oldest, largest and t reliable Se Mes On Ge "a aoe eh, le tuan, toe, prostaans of the Pipitad Steins sutherland tock IE pasas ceteris tne Mas tank erary tor ead gl to Work fs 7-arm adjustable clothes rack--- oo of the artiste taon—wae plenty tor Theedore P.|# purchase the property and franchises for $40,000,000 * them oo Saturday next for only a few hours. The eastest kind of , j B faving artistic #0" | gnonts, who has retired from the |® March, 1903, treaty rattiled for pureh: a* —a splendid and very practical article for the house; seven eal to perfection this} t ase of the canal and work—nothing to sell—only use your brains and honesty. Do you A r PE itnenta a of the Paukma canal “ for rues conecenen poe lombia. * want to be one of our re ontatives next Saturday, and earn a hardwood arms with end knobs, 25 ins. long, are ade commisaton ptember, 1904, Colombia rejected the treaty * t of x '. pit f j ble Sor Frida , oe if nice amount of pocket monoy-—all yourself--without help from ustable from an iron wall rack. For Friday only, agar aoe pot Close friends of Mhonts have|® —— November, 1903, Punama declared ite independence trom be anyone? Would you tke to show your parents that you have , s y @le. re jknown for some time that he was)® Colombia. . basiness ability, and cam earn enough money to start a bank ac (but one to @ person; no C. 0. D., mafl or telephone pelf-induleen! — hs | waiting for the opportunity to jump | Isthmian canal commission appointed by president of Unit- @ count! the marke eee ag this big Job. He didn't have to walt |@ ed Btatos * yr the convenience of those children attending schools in alba toe _ pose at the church of any other place |@ John FP. Wallace appointed chief engineer of the canal com & remote districts from the D. & Johnston Cos store, we have lose the ctowning eetiv- | 0 x ee wae pepe dyer rd ste Bg or in June, 1906; cause, offered a better job by establixhed temporary branches. Our representatives will be at of New Tor! oT Capita jerests * tb follow! tores tod Laok ove the list, ick out the orton tt. te ie {MY Bis Deans for thetr own uae, [i Theodore P. Shouts, April, 1906, appotated chief of enact! # iii cance, coe cebee ted alt apnea sou Wak ae ae sere To hie friends Shents figured it |® commieston quite March 4, 1907. Cause, offered better fob ty? & porary branch. Cali there today, the first thing right after e gp on thang : a es od capitalistic interests. : school, and yougwill secure our Badge and full particulars ero weds a acre! two periods Or, if you d@Mite, you can call at the D. 8. Johnston Co.'s ‘tee.) . a ae Spttnive Sor mt aes Tee C OPEC CeCe eee Cee Te eee ee eee store, $03 Becond avenue lef of the great ? ‘eama canal | tn the line of a heavy type Buffalo |'" the butiding of the Pananw ca-{[Greet Northern extensions w the Dan’t jet your chum outdo you on this—show him that you be strictly “the bors on | Gasoline Engine ts ing out this nal—the begtoning and the end. The | Pacific coast, which J. J, Hill refere aré made of the proper caliber to do things, Remember, you lyear and will be designed ospecial- | *'°°? will be to the man wh omar the scine of engineering pluck can make anywhere from 60 cents up to $100 for a few hours’ It all depends on your ability, your bonesty and who finiahed AY, JAN, 41, 1907. ‘his meawure, white rowentative ! After the discussion the commit | wh hw mm le known NORTH DISTRICT eee i) be completed thie afternoon, 1t | is understood that the majority fa | 6 bt dayer, Kirkpatrick LAND. CONGUMNATIONS AAR) wales, the city having Wng oinee! , - wee oe aad: Maskell © ENDED AND WORK ON REG. | !parned the fulility of the baby ree (Star Special Gervice.) SR pon ag egy oa ayes om ERVOIAG WILL BRQIN—OLO| TO. scssevotre will stand| OLYMPIA, Jan, S1.~-The commit. | ryecq’ on tnd 9B albert on HOMES MUST GO NOW. lnalt outaide and half inuide the on public morals to which the | — " i | ait boundary line of the city. it] 20¢al option bill ' 1, held EVANGELICAL MEETINGS. The conclusion of the 1 ingslis the Maple Leaf addition The | # lively sean yesterday, at which | tn the cmcllnton of the wroceedingt | ie the Maple Leaf adatom. the| George Davis, attorney for the| Mra Hdith I. Peake, a women femnation of land for the purposes | Pittner addition, One ts» about 100! ers’ association, enlivened pro- | evangelist of 1 is this week end of the city marks the beginning | other. A 42-tnch main will conneet| Whleh liquor could be Prcod \ heyene' dap srmltvegs orate ener ae of the time when betwoen half «| the two reservoirs with the new ex-| Prohibition town ative | ay, and Beneca s ubject fi ue familiee are| tension from Cedar rt Johnson, of Yakima yunty, the | Mra. Peake's lecture tonight wilt be father of the bill, ke in faver of The Upiifted ¢ t » olty haw taken several sub yrbon homes at a« ost of fully | $10,000 “for home tnprovements In all, the two reservolr sites cost | 475.000, there being taken in cam acres and tn the other bout 20 acres, On the ait rer the Ravenna park are a number of phomes that have been occupied for Jno many years that fruit trees hav | haud tie to grow to large siae Each of the two renervotrn ta t | hold 4f even 60,000,000 gations of | PITTSBURG MOB TRIES TO LYNCH NEGRO (Scripos Telegraph Service.) PITTSHURG, Jan, 31.—In |hoart of this city’s business district the last night an enraged mob attempt et 10 capture © A. Jackson, a negro, for the purpose of lynching | The trouble arose over a quarrel between the negro and a news rhe ney shoved the boy to or the youth mn weoleed the stoi | . eupon jthe nagre, whe th jand attempted choke bi | boy's erties attracte | the crowd which attacke COAL SITUATION IS work Saturday Blevens, chief engineer. |ty foro work engine. Heary, slow the work and the man it | Wet the mahogany turni- | #peed. as good 42 material and |", He was general manager of the || Four amgresaiveness. tanal commission's | **illed labor can make, Seoond to As chairman of the commission| Great Northern when be left. that Sc - 1 shall have the credit that goes to| road. ar Qerwar ‘ with Park School-—F A fm this city shine pleas. | ROME On the market and at a price he = atlerward Became chief ¥ Moore's Postoffice Btore that wilt average about forty dollars |‘®¢ "ret. The project has made \enginesr of the Rock Isinnd, and v 1t) School—Hawkins’ Many standards; Behill- | per horsepower, See Gea H. Wood. | Prowrees ‘The work done thas far ie|iater was fourth and second view | > Nate ool—Haw king’ mis the standard for toa house Co. 112 Universiay st,, Seat. [#024 There hae Been no graft; not | president, reepectively, of that road. | Seeeee each School—Rd- the United States sete, or write. eleven a cortogs candal The prost-| When appointed chief engineer of | Sid tiean? dhanenie, Senlilee ee oe aE Se "i Zz ___. | dent fe satiate the canal had already engaged ’ poh “Tt will be youre and years before! with the government to ome test Boulevard, corner Holly Bt the canal to comgploted. it's pretty | Phitippines to report upon tha fens- | MAlaler Beech Sehesl--H. J Mills’ Grocery, Lexington Av of bullding @ thousand miles ad in the intends loertain that f will not be the man lto finish it. The time for me to get) of ratire enue and Fifth Oiymple Bchool—Erickson Mer. 1 vat is new, when the sky le clear) Steve home @ in Chicago. Me * *6 land the glory of the beat is|ts married and the oldest of his cantiie Company, 2608 Jud mine.” three sone has also entered upon kins Street | ‘Then arose the New York money [te career of civit engineer Madrona Heights School—M s-and- Ends Sale—New Bar- trust and attached Shot Gifford & Co, Grocery, 1131 | Thirty-fourth Avenue gains Every Howr |STEVENS—BRILLIANT; WORK. | N IS Rainier Heights School—Star | RR; PLUCKY AND SELF Pharmacy, F. F. Markey, | MADE. “DECLINED Twenty-third and Jackson St on ‘ | John F. Stevens, the man who 1 Warren School—Hatnier Candy TEASPOONS. i ain 7 Siva, the sae wi Il Company, corner Warren and $1.00 dozer solid nickel sil- | Panama canal, now Shonts has quit Harrison Ww T [was bore Maine in 1863. He made . Mercer School—-Pifth Avenue ver Windsor pattern Tea- [up his mind at an earty sae to bea) WASHINGTON, Jan. d1-—It was Meat Market, S22 Fifth Ave s rect clvil ong n t 11 had jo. | BaRouaced tocay tha epresents e North, A. L. Swe spoons—special, 35c jstvil_enginese. dot 11 had pee. |v9 Burtom, of Ohio, will Dot ee ne rth, weazea, set of 6 | pared tte 20 well thai ® A cng: i p J aere becured work, and for two | cept the chairmanship of the fiv-| years war aosiatant city engineer of | Mirnes peti, Minn. | In 1876 he entered rattway service Sixtieth congress overwork are given as the cause 4oc Gray Granite RAZOR STROPS. 49 ers and harbors committee for the I health sad} 5c Barbers’ genuine Swaty les l where he made the reputation that| 7 ers’ g Swa Best secured bis selection aw chief en- | @RAY'S HARBOR 16 IN LINE Sealskin Razor Quality ede of the canal, He ad | FOR THE NEW B. LEAGUE. PIONEER PIANO HOUSE Get in today and hustle, BD. S. JOHNSTON CO. | Both reservoirs will feed back and Hetrtet which wil be wer ” Girt toe mpl the deta this “Busy Friday Special Sine Mae ANE: the-oeeuly: of Wait and our Yearly Housewares Sale Hab dee Bg Begg es pense ih to make this week the big week ! / every 5 sm dbrheta tr ty Yearly Sale of Housewares is sure to make this the i veya wet m sengnglty ere big day of our big week! Be sure you come! beat him and tore his clothes from his person. The negro fought and with aid of several negro friends cooded in eseaping from the would lynchers, only to be arrested by officers. The mob then at aeverely the nue tacked the officers, and would have secured their man had it not been for the timely arrival of a number of firemen, who alded the police. A riot call was turned in and the wagon arrived and removed the negro to the jail, where he was at tended by a physician and book on a charge of disorderty o he bunkers # is being « w and t verted to the Ross School—Foderaptel Bros Indi Ms ° ory, 4917 Sixth Avenue IVI Ula ] n urs Northwest John = B. Allen School—Mrs Woelke, Grocery, Sixty-ntuth and Phinney ¢ success of a fur garment is determined by its qual- Daniel Bagley 8chool—Seven ‘Fite. euc f a fur g q 7s tyninth and Woodland Park ity, fit, style and workmanship. A Petkovits Garment Avenue. oO i Ce: has the perfect combination of these four necessities, Latona School ~~ Warren-Sym- hes fence wi They are summed up in the one word which expresses that which every garment should have—INDIVIDUAL- ITY. Exclusiveness of design is sought by all and is al- ways found at Petkovits’. Ve have the largest ington Grocery, Forty-second and Sixth Northeast Seward School—Nelson & Dab lin Grocery, 2101 Rastlake. All the Ballard Schools—F. E. Cone, 1164 Becond Avenue. High School, High Sehool An assortment of rich, distinctive ae bh agate og peer Furs in the West at figures which cannot be equaled any- Denny School, Longfellow where, grade for grade. That is why for years we have aan = oo If enjoyed the reputation’ of being the leading Furriers of School, T. T. Minor School, the West. pe hate mentwuy ont We are practical Furriers and put into each garment Madison, or D. 8. Johnston years of knowledge and experience, * * * Your in- Company spection is solicited. PETKOVITS FUR CO. 903 SECOND AVENUE, MANUFACTURING FURRIERS Strops adily from minor positions | j | rattwaye of the west, He wae at Gray's Harbor is strong for the various periods with the Sabine| Northwest Baseball langue. Even Z KNIVES AND FORKS. |Pase & Northwestern, Denver @|the Chamber Commerce has 110 Marion Street. Seattle, Wash. | Rie Grande, Chicago, Milwa « &| pledged its wapport fer a nine in Odds and ends steel Knives it. Paul, Canadian Paelfic, Dutath.|the mew league, according to ad i fork 2< orth ore & Atlantic, and the | viees recetved from there, and back Prominent features of this bank: _ ——$$_—$______—_ — > and Forks; worth up to age Dottse « & Northern. Then lof this is also untimited support Its careful conservatiom; its vigor $2.50 per dozen 10c Best Liquid hief engineer of the| When President Lucam and Dug ous management, enables it to pay ol Veneer, | Great Northern dale go to Gray's Harhor they will savings depositors 5 per cent inter- T T each, ° M Seay Sid I] File mont remarkable achievernent|run up against the right kind of st, compounded twice @ year. eeth hat Are oe Pe + regarded as the surveying of the | spirit frova the ettisena and also se A si ectiadie ‘ ; hings New, 9] eure the right kind of gapport G0pe re you on ary? Are you lay- BUTCHER KNIVES. * Coaics bs Seman wad toe fo Pome [ee et tind of Gopment Stns ing up your. wages? Center with Worth Having ap + Betet 17¢. | gehilting’s Best ***| Steam baths, 26¢. Ortental Batha us about your savings. © dozen assorter utcher Taives te steel AMUSEMENT © Ladies’ and children’s deposite Are worth a reasonable amount of money "| 45¢ Heavy SS SE BRN i GONE: SO i eee eta RR: ae cordially invited: It is possible to get teeth for little money, but what kind of r . Hoth Phones 5. No ~hones after 2, teeth are they Money spent upon such teeth is absolutely value - A j THE GRAND JOHN CORT, Mar. Securl Savings thrown away. Get the best work—the kind of work we do. trooklyn rriday an rday, Febr 1-2, Matinee Saturday, Wm. 4. Crane ty Cold / Friday 1 Saturday, February HOUSE NUMBERS. Handle and Mise Kitie Jeffreys, with an international star cast in © sumptupus and Safe Deposit OUR PRICES WILL SUIT YOU se Alumin fou Nur Skillet production of Goldsmith's comedy, “SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER” All our work fs guaranteed. Elevator service, Lady attendants, sc Alumin louse Num I} pap aaa Company Office hours: $:30 a.m. to6 p.m, Sundays, 10 to 12. bers, never 3 >rices, bec to $2.00 , tarnish Cc ee 113 SENECA STREET : Russell & Drew, Mors. Phones"4. ‘ REE ——__ || SEATTLE THEATER pda yes in NATIONAL DENTISTS COAT HOOKS. Keen Kutter Matinee Thursday and Saturday, TONIGHT—All W ‘AT CAM (IT'S IN THE SAVING.) G. Taempoon, | De. J oe |PLE CREEK.” | Next work, starting Sunday Matinee, February 3 “Human Hearts.” Matinee prices, 26c and 10c; evening prices, 16¢ to 600 . wl ‘rie Theater | $2.00 Wood Heater 5 RUSSELL & DREW, } r Phone 667. Special $1.49 oc pair 4-inch stee Saturday Mat TONIGHT and All Week, “THE SCOUT’S RE “ rday at ouble UH « ore draf C ital enmetite vine? Union Bakery and ff Posbie tinea ccrew rare at with sere pair fia st 4 NEXT WEEK, Start imnday Matt re Ag I* THANKSGIVING DAY.” ie WEeAN Restaurant Matinee prices und 10¢; night 1 m - | OIL STOVES. im. .. | STAR Perfor ™ Va each day ALWAYS THE BEST SHOW iN N TOWN. ae — and see ag ye 5 Good Pi | Deaves’ Merry Maniking; O'Neill's Majestic instrels; ncey, new location, 217 Pike st. Chase & Adnir: Curtis & Adams; Mr, and Mrs, Mark Hart; Herbert uys a Goo ano Deveau, Harry Loraine; Starascope At Cline’s Piano House, Tonight Pantages Players Present 200 Sats Jae Serowe ; Easy Payments Without oz “THE LITTLE MINISTER.” Angel Cake, made from At half price. Wea nt ‘ , fresh eggs, 25¢. Jacks , " -OGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. wee ie vt Matine Loccers’ suppry Co. 1} Cline’s Piano House |] &o+ Goon Result omens ’ mt is bag espa 1205 SECOND AVENUE or Goon Resunts Guneet, Main 1304. ind. 4334. pogir na i vening 15. Both Phones 922