The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1907, Page 8

Sia A TEA le SIS What ts the Seattle whisky ring After? What fe the real object in ponding emissarion to Olympia to wet that body to dasist In beating out Mayor Moore tm thetr fight to retain A. L. Walters as aupertn tendent of streets? These questions are being asked and answered at the eity hall That there ta more bebind = tt than the mere retaining of 4 par ticular Individual becomes dally More apparent, Walters’ retention te as good an ne, way sOTRE of the clty officla’ ae any other, and tt ts one which can be used without exciting the suspicion of the public. The members of the gang are known to have no love for Walters, and they woul! not quibble long, It fs said, if their interests lay tn) Jetting the old superintendent out What the Gang te After, The real truth of the altuation | fe said to Be that the gang has certain lines of procedure marked | out, and to effect them It is nec essary to be independent of Mayor Moore. The moving of the restricted dis trict is one of the Important meas ures the ie hopes to handle, but ‘that is e most important The future of Westlake av. and / that have happened, in a quiet way, | ky business | the Pant few months mcd control ot the |} Godwin, on First av USING WALTERS — AS THE DUMMY |, tn the upper end of the city te the real meat in the cocoanut That will be worth $60,000 to lene gang,” said a prominent offt lolal to The Star reporter, “The |public can have no idea | Yale of the control of the liquor traffic on that street, and the ring }is after it | Refused Licenses. “1 do not know who all the mom bers of the gang are, They are not all in the counell, No man not satisfactory to the gang will ever get a license on that street, and, for that nitter, will not got conse in the north end If it o |help it. By the help of men tn ¢ jeity councit and out of it, it has jalready run out of business good saloonmen from Pike at,” It is only in the past year that jthe gang has gathered atrength | eufficient to dare show Ite hand rhe ousting of Willianis from the Federal saloon because he was too active in the election of Mayor Moore, the ousting of old man Nel son from his saloon on Pike at and the refusal to give him an tb other Heense, the fight for a saloon building owned by J. W because God win was a boss in the opposition party, are but a few of the things in the SEEKS DIVORCE FROM: COLORED (Star Special Service.) PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 15.—-Mre Baith Cromwell, a white woman,) haa decided, after trying life for mine yeare as the wife of a full) Diooded negro, that the intermar) riage of races is a complete fail ure. Mrs. Cromwell, who is refined HUSBAND lot, which #he found a hard one, Io the meantime giving birth to two lyellow-tinted babies. February §& | last her husband turned her penni-| lees Into the street with her two) curly headed babies. The woman tells a tale of cruelty | practiced by her colored lord, and) jasks for a divorce, $60 & month | lalftmony and suit fees, Dr. Crom. | well tx said to have a large and | profitable business They were married in Vancouver, Wash, in the ss. REO es nits Come tn a the “Red Mur” on the Edison and Vietor Talking Machines D. 8./ Johnston Co, largest dealers, bed Second av BOR! Tomorrow Folding Davenport, strc lifetime ; Matt Women An offer that will add to Friday's business. ments, stich as to wearing fot a acne f< and ¢ lete, regular line, taken fre i ’ and reduced in price for one range ¢ A complete at SOMETHING GOING TO HAPPEN HERE SOON —WATCH FOR IT. This $8.25 Folding Metal Davenport, frame, best helical and coil springs; sag; make full size bed when open; gold bronze on green f ular value $8.25, for, each... SOMETHING GOING TO HAPP —WATCH FOR IT. ’s $1,00 Fine Wool Vests iw Pants Reduced to 85c extra snap and dash particular w NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE EXTRA! Today we received a snow-bound shipment of new 1907 Embroideries Tomorrow in our new Embroidery Department you get the most sensa- tional values in years. See window display. Lot 3 a yard What $4.95 mg angl ro € eras "Needs on This List Special ae not | Saturday at 1 last @ 1] 186 Cups and Saw sish; reg Wo—Thia te the © vad on a 84.95 [aac wee and which we sold 5 en in one day ate nicely 6 Cups and 8a practical shap sizes, and for day use beat ress for same EN HERE 600N All Anti ribbed fine white ér wool a still oF Pant for early SE wear Vests silk trimmed; Pants. have French s20 Dosen Kn Perfect fitting, soft and comfortable war ymen are used , but a cém m regular stock Spo lay only at ot the! Embroideries worth up to 75¢ SOMETHING GOING TO WATCH FOR IT. SaturdayinAl Busy Basement Any One of Tsese Household Trust Tinware CHINESE OBJECT TO: POLICE VISITS Poti Kay, of the firm of Map man 2 entering | with out a warrant natein will pay ne omplaint unless the J investigation of the civil service n warrants bis attention police officers,” he states, “are only obeying orderd when they enter the Chinese premises, as thie fa the only Way they have of seeing | that no gambling of optum-smoking by white na on in the de Several lottery tek ete have be und in these dives anl my ordere are to stamp out gambling.” DIES PREPARING John J. Gilligan, a member of the Jeault order, died at the Beattle college yesterday, Ho was a native of Dublin, Ireland, and was to have been ordained as a priest at Buster. Interment will be at Spokane, | where the body | night. The Browneville Affair, FORT BILL, Okla, Feb, 16-—- | BShackled and closely guarded, Cor peral Kaowles, colored, appears | here today before a general court martial, charged with attempting to warder Capt. Edgar B. Macklin at Fort Reno om the night of De cember 21 Cannerymen Protest. BELLINGHAM, Feb. 16.—-A pro- test againat the enactment of @ bill pending before the state legislature providing for an eight-hour working day for all females will be sent to Olympla by local capnerymen. NEW YORK, Fed, 15.—-The an nual report of the Y. M. ©. A. le | sued from headquarters today, shows an increase in membership lof 146,000, and tn expenses $2,000, | 000. ARE YOU INTERESTEO? If you are a wideawake man or woman and wish to get the largest possible interest on the money you | Invest, [t's to your best interest to become a member of the German , Savings, Building and Loan Asso lctation. In this concern every mem business men | money to the bes! ‘ Osner, Secretary, 416 Batley Meg, Lot 4 Embroideries * worth up to $1.25 a yard HAPPEN HERE 80ON 10c Will Buy rays They vrated ® if me and very ything | 10e Greseens Mixing regular egular Te for 10¢ {$e Gas Burner hoe vee and Tr andes nt Gas Burners, ready to screw on gas fixtures 1 10¢ Alr ons 100 Brow #he rice |p 10¢ FOR PRIESTHOOD was taken last) ‘LEAGUE ESPOUSES | of the legislature. j\A bona fide lreduction on jolothing. THE SEATTLE STAR —ESIDAY ves. RRAARAMRERMRE NE, 7 INDICTED FOR MURDER, } 4 15. 1907. | Women's ind Cun #ue| = EREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | Watcha, Pane = } “Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” ie. pe! Complete Hotel GBuits, Et nichere. + *. . * * rippe on al Service.) . a ean - ABHINGTON, Feb. 16. + -—— * The grand } tod Indie IB on i Rage gy on ef WE CLOSE AT 6 P, M,, INCLUDING SATURDAY. * Mr 7 ph * Utah, * Ke * Anna M, Bradley, exfenator Brown of #) on Dec, 6, tn the hotel # Specials for he Saturday Frade who eee eee eee Resolutions condemning the pe | ¥ 2 arr fot.'a bill through the. legiaatee| Odd Pieces of Chinaware 15c Each. Dimity and Taffeta 19¢ Per Yard curtailing the power of Moore were adopted last night in Chinaware are specially priced regularly A number of odda and en as above for today and tomorrow, including — articles the Working Men's P 4 | F ! i Cleat Politics . priced at 26e each and upwards, The assortment includes German r today and tomorrow a large line of Dimities ang The move was deseribed ny n : rhe ed se a ‘ piece of dirty politics, pure and China Jugs, German China Plates, German China Mugs, German Taffeta uitable for bed te a draperies ate ple. China Tea Cups and Saucers, Match Holders, Toothpick‘ Holders, onattall siced.. -Bioral and est nouve \ The resolutions were turned over Hat Pin Holders, Assorted Vases, Sait and Pepper Shakers, Glass prem? s me art nouveau designs are igs cluded. Rejular mavlar price % © 3oc per yard to a special committee to be print Nappies, Footed Jelly Dishes, eto. ed and forwarded to the members Sale of Made-Up Rugs Until Tomorrow Night These Rugs are made in our own workrooms of last season A committee was given full pow> er to act and will go to Olympia toe fight the preposed measure. Next Saturday is “blotter” day Free to all the school ehildres Come with your sister and get one A. L. Hall, 1111 Piret ave, on een oS Every Made-Up Rug in the store is now marked at a special price from short quantities of Carpeting, and represent to a at extent the popular patterns All of these Rugs have border, In the majority of « is but one of 80 we advise carly a size, ses there selections, KIND AND 81738. Wiiton Velvet, #4: Body Brussels, 6 Velvet, #6x116 .... We have a large assortment of made up Rugs tn the smaligg carpet sizea, a few of which are mentioned below. These have | been reduced to unusually low prices to close out at ones, They are especially suitable for small bedrooms, alooves, ete, SPECIAL KIND AND SIZB Tapestry Brussels, 6x8 . Body Brussels, 62x64 KIND AND Body Brussels Crown Brussels, §3x9-7 Roxbury #4x)03 ...... Roxbury, §-ix8-6 Crown Brussels, §-3110-4 Roxbury, §$x10-1 Batra Tapestry, 02116 Velvet, #in8-3 wu Sésthll. Sxtbo Body Brussels, 7.46110. Wool Velvet, Oxl2 . Butra Tapestry, 62x10 . Roxbury, 10-6s11 ’ Rosbury, 164x106 ... Body Brussels, 16-62132 Best Tapestry, 1O4x11-10 ... Roxbury, 106x124 ... Crown Brussels, 10-4111-10 Velvet, 106x114 Body Brussels, 106x113 . Body Brussels, 0-0x11-10 aasber, 6x84. Wilton Velvet, 6x Double Extra ay Wilton Velvet, Basony Axmini Tapestry Brussel Extra Axminster, oe Bigelow Axminster, 6x8 . Bigelow Axminster, 639 . Body Brussels, 6x7 Body Brussels, 6x8 . In any one of the Rugs mentioned above is not in stack when you call, others can very likely be found whieh will suit, ds Rugs are being made up from day to day as fast as quantities accumulate ities Womens Costumes, Suits, Fors, Wbists. Lito. ii agente for ~ Globe Beckwith y Wernicke Round Pe ' Se a a PRE eR Bookesses Complete Hous elurnishers, ol atid Chi tirnishers, SLOOND AVENUE, sleumaw ane —- anne STRELT Ktete, | the shoemaker, 217 James Every time you read a ‘Bee Hive’ advertisement you'll learn of some exceptional buying opportunitiy. You can} rely absolutely upon what we tell you in our advertise! ments. READ ON— Men’s agg tee BRACES. Men's Fine Fancy Web Braces mountings and drawer supporters; specially priced for Saturday only, 19¢ Men's Police and Firemen's Braces, extra good Value; specially priced for Saturday, only, 25e No agents to bother you. No commissions to pay You save more than half Sole Agency. SUITS, Saturday’s Shoe News OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS and || (line’s Piano House CRAVENETTES 1205 SECOND AVENUE. “SPECIAL—LADIES* SHOES FOR SATURDAY. Ladies’ Vici Kid Blacher az Lace, welt oak soles Cuban heels, also with mohair 20 PER CENT OFF ON CLOTHING AT BOYLE’S ,t?%. MEN'S BLACK COTTON HALF HOSE. 80 Goren Men’s Black Cotton % Hose, fast dye; made fram a fine Egyptian cotton; sizes 9% first-class to 11%; they can’t be bought for less than 18¢ to 20e; Bee Hive Price Saturday, only 12 12¢ AN UMBRELLA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Ladies’ Umbrellas with strong paragon frames with gloria coverings; the very latest styles in handles in natural and fancy effects; val ues to $1.50; your choice Saturday, only, OS¢ SPECIAL—MEN'S SHOES. Men's Box Calf Bh Shoes, goodyear double sole; all oak soles and all sizes; MEN’ S WORKING PANTS. Men's strong Cottonade Working Pants, in neat dark stripes; sizes 34 to 42; specially priced for Saturday, only . sve JOSEPH SCHERMER & co. OSTEOPATHY Cures When All Other Methods Fall. Why? Because It removes the cause of disease and gives nature chance to build up the tissues of the body And that is the reason why I can cure you with out the use of drugs, medicines or surgery. 1 successfully treat every disease known to the homan system. Rates reason able. Consultation Free. Lady §) Attendant. \ 1010 First Av. TABLE DAMASK. Bleached Heavy Table Damask, 60-inch, in patterns; lnén finished; only Ze Full a good variety of Saturday's price, UNBLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS. Priced remarkably low for Saturday Note the prices and sizes h & DR. C. F. LATHROP 38x17 Unbleached Turkish Towels; special, 10¢ OSTEOPATHIC Eiivercian. { 8x19 Unbleached Turkish Towels special 207 Ete! : 12 12¢ Corner Second Av. special 17 12¢ special, 2he 42x21 Unbleached Turkish Towels m. to 6 pm 6 ae Tuesdays, urdays from m, Open Thursdays 6 to 8 o' Phone Main 6256. Seattle, Wash. 46x24 Unb ched Turkish Towels Boys’ Heavy Kangaroo Calf, counters, Solid oak soles and heels; CURTAIN SWISSES. Last Call! TOMORROW (SATURDAY) WE START TH WEEK—ONE OF THE i grey, Greatest Clothing Sales in Seattle History We cut still deeper in the prices, must Curtain spectally 10¢ White Curtain Swisses in polka dots and other designs, 36 inches wide, extra good value only 12 126 The Bee Hive #. At remarkably low prices White Swisses in a big variety of patterns; priced at only > Women's Gingham Aprons, made from y : quality of gingham and extra _ se specially priced for only ..++++++ 2619- 2623 First Ave and for the next week we and will sell every garment in the house, at satne p: Suits worth $40.00 at Suite worth $35.00 at Bultse worth $99.00 at Bult worth 0 a THE BEE HIVE CORNER A. LAWSON & BROTHER Suite worth $270.00 at Juita worth $16.00 at Overcoats and Oravenettes at Underwear almost cut in two. end from the same Remenm world’s best makers. The Benson Clothing Co. 501 Pike Street Pante and ur goods are new Kdward ©. Neuf Ro M. Denny, V Jou, T. ¢ uget Sound Marble & G ite Co., Inc. E. M. Thayer, Manager. etery Work of ecription. 2410 Firet Ava He, Made In & Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Second Ave. Seattle Wath L. . HOFFMAN. Neufeider BS