The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1907, Page 8

MUST ANNEX TO GET CITY LIGH T by bt in a rock hewn grave near Belah, ‘The grave was un ked and the firet attention to the when @& blast die |turbea the ange burying place, and the two skeletons were revealed An investigation into the mystery will be made BILLS ARE SIGNED (Star “Specie! Service.) is cher we SEATTLE “COUNCIL. pacioee) make terme with Seattle for CITY HAS NO LIGHT TO SELL | early oe tion with the olty light ing system, and avoid the Seattle WEST SEATTLE, AND OF ectric company’s heavy tariff Just now the city ia behind about | fer removing Cimber from submitted ENCAMPMENT NEXT JULY—l landing parties and that they will FIRST OFFICIAL NOTICE. what will be termed ‘const artillery supports.” wwe ELEVEN THOUSAND = IMMIGRANTS | conatitate SENTENCED COMMUTED (Star Special Service.) OLYMPIA, Mareh 21.-—Se next July the militia of th of Washington will be establis fn the coast defense potnts of Forts of i Worden, Casey and Flagler at the} entrance to Puget Sound, and for] (Star Special Service.) (Stor Special Servi & week or ten days will do y| NEW YORK, March 21.—The| OLYMPIA, March 21--Governor there as coast artill leara- | nw cof immigrante now arriy-| Mead has commuted the sentences of William Puts and Emilia Allie ana. Fults was sentenced in Pierce | county July 12, 1902, to seven years for burglary, Tis sentence ta com muted to 4 years and § montha act wal time, releasing him March 92, 1907. Allisana waa sentenced tn King county April 24, 1908, to two years and @ monthe for grend larceny His sentence ls commuted to one year and 11 months, actual time, re leasing him Mareh 24, 1907. Marquis’ Gon a Thief. as an aux | tn at this port from Europe te re markable, Immigration Commis There will be no field maneuvers | sioner Watchorn says there will be at American Lake this year, In la record-breaking laflux of foreign stead the instruction in artiNtery | ors this year. The incoming stream Work at the coast defense points of aliens will not abate until May will take its place. All expenses! at jonst will be borne by the general gov) Bilis island, where the tmmi. ermment. This is the substance of | grants are taken for inspection be a letter which Governor Mead to | fore being allowed to land, ts filled day received from Robert Shaw | to overflowing, Altogether, 11,000 Oliver, assistant secretary of war. | immigrants are awaiting release. The announcement received today Reports about the prosperity of was indicated in several dispatches | ini, country, the wages paid and tng to man the defense Mliary foree to the regular army ‘The new quality, First av Enamelware Half Price Not promised after tomorrow—don't wait a minute longer, 40c BERLIN KETTLES RE DUCED TO 2% Beat Gray Enameled Steel Ber lin Kettles, ¢-quart size Me 0: ERS REOUCED TO We j Best Gray Enameled Steet | Dippers i ‘Se TEA POTS REDUCED TO 2 Best Gray Enameled Steel Tea | Pots, Squart size $1.95 ASPARAGUS BOILERS REOUCED TO 6&e Beat Gray Enameled Stoel As paragus Boilers with enameled dra re. 1 9c STOVE POTS REDUCED | TO 480 Best Gray Enameled Steel Seamless Stove Pots. 22c MINERS’ DRINKING CUPS REDUCED TO tie Best Gray Enameled Steel | Miners’ Drinking Cups. Sic PUDDING PANS REDUCED TO tée Rest Gray Enameled Steel Ob long Pudding Pans a s 60c WATER PAILS REDUCED 80c GAUCE PANS REDUCED TO We $1.65 FISH BOILERS RE Best Gray Enamel Steel DUCED TO 83 } TO 2c Wate #, 1-qu Best Gray Enameled Steel Best Gray Enameled Stee! Mc COFFEE POTS REDUCED | Fish Boilers, with enameled | Berlin Sauce Pans, h tin cov TO 20¢ trainers. | ers, G-quart size Best Gray led Steel Cof- | 28¢ SAUCE PANS REDUCED | 6c EGG PANS REDUCED fee Pots, 2-q size TO 130 TO fe $165 BREAD RAISERS AE Best Gray Enameled Steel-lLip- | Best Gray Enameled Steel Exx DUCED TO &ic ped Sauce Pans, Squart size, | Pans. Roc Raat, Enameled Steet | 3¢- grOVE PANS REDUCED | Sc WATER PITCHERS RE aaeaiais aadiihaaer TO the DUCED TO 2 - everees Benuese Rest Gray Enameled Steol Best Gray Enameled Stoel ™ camless Square Stove Pa | Water Pitche Best Gray Enameled Steet | S¢tmless Square Stove Pans ater . Funnels Me SAUCE PANS REDUCED $1.45 HAM BOILERS RE 15c MIXING SPOONS RE | TO t4e DUCED TO 730 DUCED TO &&e Best Gray Enameled Steel Best Gray Enameled Steel Ham Bollers 50c COFFEE BIGGING RE OUCED TO 2c t Gray Enameled Steel Cot. with tin tops and miess Sauce Pans. @c COVERED BUCKETS RE DUCED TO We Gray Enameled Covered Bucket Rest Mixing Spoons 2c BABY FOOD CUPS RE- DUCED TO 13 Best Enameled Baby Food Cupa Gray Enameled Steel Rest Seamleas quart size ich Shoe Values Are Simply Marvelous $2.45 9 Be foe covers. Gray Steel Biggina ~ Women’s $3.50 Oxfords Reduced $2.50 to $3.00 Oxfords to Reduced to $1.8 640 pairs Women’s Patent Colt Oxfords, reg 14 “ Oxfords, value 0286 to : ular $3.50 values, embracing two style one a t ‘ her of 4 ent les in 3 +-hole son tie, all over patent with h aint si all f pl and military heel; the other t it Thi Sica an fy ee on Oxford, with dull top 3 eel. Both are new « 1 w Misses’ $2.00 Shoes worth $3.50 the pair. This sale H Reduced to | $2.50 to $3.50 Shoes $1. f < light or extenastor Reduced to i or kid heel or spring heel, Reg 4 . ee $ $ goods and worth it; full ng some s6Vven oO ght w , - the sizes are unbroken; ¢ he Men's $3.50 Shoes 1 95 oles, and a of t Reduced to . Boys’ $2.00 Shoes | 420 pairs Men's regular $3.50 and $3.00 Sb Reduced to o tr ral and all leather Such makes . & Hutchins and Endicott-Johnson Co 496 Bo { f genuine oak welted soles and guarar oO " i a equal of any $3.50 and §3.00 shoe all seamless or { P This sale $1.96 Save Half Socks and Better on | W Men’s 25¢ 12%4¢ Handkerchiefs Reduced to 127¢ Reduced to Se htweight Wo in indigo blue | fi F Camb and P Linen Handke $5.00 Bath Robes 2 | ‘ aplece Reduced to s .85 Men's Shirts Men's Bath Robe t © Red to hirts 75¢ THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH a1, CLINES TO ENDORSE COLES’) Oy yay pointed out last might at] OLYMPIA, March #1—The fol BILL. }the joint committee meeting that] lowing bills’ were approved by the} — attle has no electric current to] governor yesterday he city | spare H. DB. No, 200-—-Rxtending the time The joint committees of the o ene the aneation of endorsing the Coles’ | 2,000 applications for supplying | !ands on which the timber has been | er and Nght bill last night, re-| lights H. BO No. 495—Jtoas committee's paar iy a Gov. Mead to sig However, it was promised by the [),1) amending the law relating to the the bill committees that if West Seattle an-| administration of the land depart - behalf of the bill | nexes to the city It will be accorded | ment st hig Bevaey aft ge of West! light at the same rates charged in] 8 Ry The harbor tine — 7 fone , comm tanic 4 Genttie, which hoped under the law | Seattle ye approval disapproval, the follow | ing Bille | eros premium tax on fire Insurance | companica bee used in imaginary defense of HM. No 417-—Tialteman'’s bil N. @ W. BOYS WILL HAVE AC Ithe tant side of the coast forts | Amending the insurance laws TIVE WORK INSTEAD OF AN |. ningt ponsible assault of small 1907. 5130 p.m. SEATTLE. MAN IS NOT SORE). ord (Star Special Service.) OLYMPIA, March 21.—Governtt |Moad is exhibiting to state file @ letter which is wolque, It wae written by James T, Gander, of Sey attle, & formidable, but unsuccesm ful app sieant for appointment as fy of railway safety appli The letter ts as follows Hoattlo, March 18, 1907 Albert BE. Mead, Governor “Dear Sir 1 see by the papers | that appointment has been made for ances All sales of these special it the quantity of any special th [Store Opens 8:30 a. mj Closes SPECIAL OFFERINGS fo; OMORROW— FRIDAY Women's FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. “Under One Root—Everything te Furnish the Home Complete.” delivery at our earliest convenience, The right ts re sh and final No ©. 0, D. nor telephone orders for wold to a custo is are for © at shall be er od at ig these #5 ah and Creamers 25¢ Pair rallw aale plianee potor, F “ur Sal's acas"tae'ns't'am ft $3.75 Arm Rocker These are-ol: good quality German chia concerned, that the appointment of T orated several different tyles are in luded, Mr, Perley leaves no soreness with rice 50c pair; special tomorr a pair lime, Of course, having entered the omorrow , i 2 ‘tee contest for the position, I had a j 9 SOIL LILI LLL III strong desire to win out, and did $ 8 hot expect. the. polls to clone mo ' Decorated China Cream Pitchers 20. noon, as my friends were Just get ; P bas: ting warmed up. | knew Mr. Per Several different , gely floral ley some years ago, and have every This is an extension post tinted in gold. Capacity one quart, Regular p reason to belleve that he will fll design, back consisting of cach; special tomorrow e they last, each .. the position in a creditable manner Assuring you of my deepest respect, two shaped panels, connect }1 am, yours truly, | ed by six turned spindles rotten, ia now the talk of the town himeelf as the result of appearing on the bench th an intoxteated con- dition. Recently the indicted city boss, Abe Kuef, asked for a writ of ha beas cor f Jud, bbard. which was granted. Francie J F Heney, Ruefs prosecutor, charged These attractive Axmins Hebbard with being drunk in court Oriental or floral designs, : competent to try hi ‘ from Washington, published <n the) ine need of workmen are drawing] LONDON, March 21.—Lont Wil , oh wabard quae . of patterns. : state newspapers, these people to the United States. [iam K. Ville, fourth son of the! inet ne had been in ok ae 27x54, special . seeeeee - $1.65 a ‘ . Four of the 11 companies of tn marquis of Abergavenny, was yee od that he would kick the 30x72, special tee nee 85 These are six feet wide and seven feet deep, fantry contained tn the state or- STRANGE GRAVE is terday committed for trial on 4] assistant district attorney all over r a: eS full festoon effect, with tassels and extra wide a oesengge Seis seuasne ot Sere! jeharge of stealing jewelry from &| town Colors, green, tan and red. jen, near ‘ow . friend. Bail a fixed at $25,000. Judge Mebbard has several row ; at For Covey, coposite. sot ‘oor! FOUND NEAR SELAH times been accused of drunkenseas, 25 Cotton-Filled Comforts $2.35 Each | mere at Port Flagler, at the third point The Faration salt tonight for | but owing to his host of friends has ° . — of the triangle commanding the x eI UE Southeastern ma porte aped Impeachment entrance to the sound. (tar Special Service.) BUFFALO BNGINES are a woo | Soest Sepcecheent These Comforts are faced with figured sateen and $1 00 Scotch Madras 59c iad While nothing i said about the NORTH YAKIMA, March 21 erful production. They are wade! An expensive law eult le now be backed with plain silkoline Have corded edges and od ‘ pr yaa —— bar > eo State | LN? bodies, one that of & man and lfor all kinds of work, in all sizes | ME ee wo Fogg yp Bm ge? measure 70x75 inches. The filling is white cotton and the This is the genuine Scotch fabric, 48 inches pnd ‘but it oy enennees they wt | 6. a a MB get prices, Bee i soagerer meee BBB dg weight five pounds. Can be had in assorted colors. Reg- dark and medium colors. Our reguar price snd = unsing shoes, rumning panta,/new slow spe engine, Geo, H. |” : ame ts < rre d cial tomorrow, a yard ........ SeuANe GIOAR, corks and pushers. ‘A. 1. Hall, 1111 | Woodhouse Co. 112 University. st out first having the abstract care ular price $3.25; special tomorrow $2.35 yard; specia " nm 4 wei fully examined Have Peters @ Gelinas | Carr, the Ute and abstract experts, guarantee your next abetract and old al) farther trouble. 204 Peo Gavings Bank Diig Beattie Home of the Great Majestic | | a — Sheet Music Goolby, Mary Dear al Arrah Wai 13 Hometime 5 There's a Room to Rent in My Heart for You i Hrownte Rag i; Red Domine ’ Popul i Since ah Made In Germany 29> 33% FF 3334 992 I'm Up tn the Alr Ramona Pretael Pote When the Whippoorwiil Marguerite Clover Blossoms Homewhere Cheer Up, Mary Our prices are not met by any sheet music house in the Mont all the popular is zoe. Cline’s Piano House 1205 SECOND AVENUE and up er py Restaurant For Sale At m bare of Get comer »0 For Ni for $225.00. k sale wi Apply at Woodhouse & Platt FURNITURE CO. 418 Pike St Main 3998 TAKI WALK FIND THE SOUT! DOWN MICHIC SALESMEN ON In 4. 2096 Union Bakery And Cafe 217 Pike Str Main 2476. Coftee Cakes || | he Bank 10c Try One Savings Account OFFI P. Le Fe Lewis C. Palme: “RF, Aurias-Turenne, Pres. Yukon > Investment Co. James Campbell, Lumber Cap iteliat hehe’ te only ene. breed John Corgiat, Real Estate Cap italiet. wrapped in waxed pa George J. Danz, Treas. W, D. Ho- pe and that's fiue & Co. Griffith Davies, Merchant H. H. Dearborn, Real Estate Capitalist John W. Eddy, Mgr. Port Blake ley Mill Co, John Erikson, Mining Capitalist Gabriel Faure, Banker Joshua Groen, Pres, Inland Navi gation Co Andrew Hemrich, Pres, Seattle Brewing and Malting Co. elvet Bread G. Alston Hole, Mgr. Thomas Investment Co. . ; 4 Per Ct. Paid BANKING HOURS: 10 a. m. to SATURDAYS: 10 a. m, to 12 m. ERIKSON Northwest Cor, First VELVET BAKING CO. SEATTLE JAMES T. GANDER.” Back panels are elaborately DECLARES BAR ROTTEN; embossed. Shaped arms are These one-day Clocks have frame of oak, fail 18 ACCUSED HIMSELF. connected to seat by four weathered, and service work There are three @ turned spindles. Roomy cob ferent styles, one of which is pictured, Heights anegg BAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 21 bler seat rests on strong 13 and 15 inches; width, 6 inches Regular price Judge J.C. Hebbard, of the superior t bench, who recently created @ sen turned legs, well braced each; special tomorrow, each ........... sation by declaring the superior Regular price $3.75 bs CST MCLES IOC Soeee bench Incompetent and the bar cial tomorrow .. ¥ Axminster Rugs Specially Priced Tomorrow REDERTCR These cars will begin their regular trips between the GO SEE OXBOW TODAY McLAUGHLIN REALTY CO. ata; American Bank Building. Capital $400,000.00 Daniel Kelieher, *-Turenne, V TRUST EES: Mission Clocks $ “a 25 Each ~~ Improved Sleeve Ironing Board 3: This improved Sleeve Ironing Board is 24 and solidly mounted on base. The most populag Board in use. Regular $6.75 = Portieres § ter Rugs can be had in either There is a good assortment Wamens RICH & NELSON SLOQND AVENUB, MADISON STREET AND IPRING STREER On or Before June Ist, 1907 Second Av. and Yesler Way and Oxbow. in Ahead of the Car Line BRIDGE you { SI AN THE ATTLE AVENI G AR TO THE FE, WHERE ND. of EW THE ¢ OXBOW ARS CROSS BE THE \ BRIDGE; WILL SOON RUNNING, Ol VAN DE VANTER-DAVIS 3-4-5 Starr-Boyd Building. Ind. Main 3307 Ind. 2299 2569. 2 Oe "THAT INEVITABLE RAINY DAY en ca.! 1 | . pe tor ot for Savings s Only Kee ived. Sea r ‘ube fund? It yeu 5 ICERS: » » make & President, ; « the month of Eig ce Presi- let this 4 making & Hy + 190 olde ss in which 708 not delay t rge, Seoretary. r, Cashier, Comp) eam fh, y Daniel Kelleher, of Bausman & ma tug Kelleher, Attorneys. Pessels, | | Harry Krutz, Pres, Washington the ie | Me ewer our Ha = ©. H. P. La Farge, Secretary. demands Maloolm McDougall, Capitalist Alex. F. MoEwan, Pres. Seattle Is H | . Cedar Lbr, Mfg. Co ere John H, MeGraw, Pree, McGraw & Kittinger “. | Walter Oakes, Capitalist, yur Millinery Showin aK Raiph A. Schoenfeld, Manager Sue, Maneey Bae NORTHERN BA rh y attr Hats active Standard Furniture Co Physician ouPant TRUST 6 James Shannon, of and the Vietor Huge Smith, Capitalist ne of our price a hee te Frederick K. Struve, of John ing here a pleasure and a uty paid $F Davis & Co | ©. E. Vilas, Manager U, 8, Assay |. Office. BESIDES F. W, West, of West & Wheeler on All Deposits WE GIVE YOU CREDIT BUILDING, Ateneth and Uaheiintie Pacific Outfitting Co. soe 422 PIKE ST