The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1907, Page 3

ile at school, and tn spite at the Minor hospital, The remains | were taken to the family home, % otort of the parents and physl Twenty-sixth ay, south, The fun tors, sti! signing bir clans, died before noon yesterday, eee |! WII be held Sunday afternoon rect superintendent, ar peck WON'T VETO on? Mr, Peck declared thia morning | Charlotta Eisenbeise. , tab pane of out REAL SALES AND 8UBURBAN | rhot be would not veto the bill, ab! Miss Charlotta Bisenbetse, aged , 6 charges made 5 Deputy Coroner Wiltsie stated) » a CLOSE ONE OR | though he may allow the measure) 12, daughter of the late Charles er y © Interlaken Lar Tea WEEKS FROM NEXT to become effective through default, | Bisonbelse jr. and Nellie Bisenbelue,| _ (Serippe Telegraph Service.) tae hot Wet paid bribe money to Ruet, | of plug#ing the wate ing {tHe afternoon that be would bold | rm of Slemons & Bogart, rovides that ordinances | of Pt. Townsend, died at the home| SAN FRANCISCO, March 2 Heney'a "aKe ited statements that ’ und Ka iale ho inquest over t ° bod “* | evening on a business 4 five days before) of A. G. MoCitnt ‘on University | TMs t# the tndtetment drawing date | informers Wil not be prosecuted ’ ‘ Me dyearold boy Killed e| fornia, to be gone abe —_—— become ¢ It the] Heights, last Tuesday. The re ji» the district attorney's office 4, | removed frOp office cont ‘ stor at the Bitel building!“ pettit @ Bon announce the open of Ballard will mayor aigna the bill, it will be pub! mains will be taken to Port Town-|@cording to present plans, @ great| Meet pbbtic Wisapproval ive | ‘ ; ing of the Pettit Brown Lake View idan the ordinance for the ished today and go tate force | send for burtal I bateh of true billie against employes | mand that Wey all be we ‘ ne officers allem th ames Irving, the elevator boy! qaaition, of 2 within the te ‘of saloons fn that) Sunday after next, In the ovent he | snd officiate of the Pacific Btates | Penitentiary is growing new nothing o ny easing of who was in charge of the CAg@| nove week, The addition is a bean oa not, the measure will not be| James L. MeAllister. Telephone & ‘Telegraph company Schmits and Ruef |the drains, and any that spring | "00% the aceldent happened, MF! tity) one and located next to the was passed March | published untit a wevk from today.! The funeral of James L. McAllis-| Will be printed and given to the) By a atrango freak of naturo|"ln# 8Pd heavy trucks ruined the | lace fe J “hoy child's Dar’) st. Baker park tract. ‘The realty Hy the Inst day the | and it will be two weeks before It lter, who died Wodnenday of hoart| STM Jury tomorrow to be voted! Sehmity’s former home may be | **e* oe ad tr. Ww Lng, OF O16 jones) firm ts erecting an office on the fo either | sign oF ve becomes operative jdisease, will be held tomorrow| "Pom The district attorney's staff) Ruef's prisdy within a fow ds amined by the deputy coroner this| nro } morning at 11 o'clock from the fam.| 8" *et to work early on thie im-|) The pftsent owner offers to turn] morning lly residence 615 Belmont av. north,| Pertant task, and if nothing de- tt overto Bligor Biggy for that pur: | Mr, and Mrs. Wall, who have | velopes that will require the imme- | pose. » has also offered another} been staying at the Seattle hotel Arthur 4. Pollard, j diate attention of the inquisitorial | reside will leave tome ow evening for Arthur H. Polla aged 2%, died | DOdY When it meets t ro the} No immediate steps will be ‘ation Kent, where they The child A |yeaterday afternona at the home of|mdletments being prepared t lay|to change the place of Ruef's im: | (Scripps Te’ Service.) will be buried from Butterworth &| y.| Will be handed immediately to the| prikontiient,’as Kisor Bigky Is un | LONDON, = March 22-—-Hornee | son's undertaking rooms, at J ENGLISH RAGE Slemons, of the re jhis parents, Mr, and Mra, i. W | Pollard, 4209 Fifth av, northeast. |A&84 Jury and voted upon at once. |certal RBout his powers {George Raynor, a schoolmaster, | yoiock tomorrow afternoon Labor and the Cham- culture intorests of thts country as| |The funeral will be held from But derable attention ix being paid] Mayor Schmitz this morning re| Who Om Jan. 24 shot and killed | re at variance in and particularly of the Pa-|terworths chapel Sunday afternoon Nellie Bmith, the stubborn sten-| fused to admit or deny that he had| Willem Whitely, a wealthy | Commeree » leifie Coast wae canee bey lat 1 e'elock joarapher for the Home lephone| been approached by Heney on/| eter, was tried today, con cod ANOTHER VICTIM OF siniapiiaonintie of Japanese labor immi Judge Thos. Burke, Judge C. j sie j company who refu to tell what) a proposition of resigning or con and sentenced to death, The crown i i | . Li me ay ehent elethin oe 3, | Seaatar proved that Raynor only th (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | Hanford, Rev, M.A. Matthews Russel ives. about certain communt-|feasing. He says he will make no # st Re was only three MENINGITIS LIVERPOOL, March 22.—Amid the chamber went on| Joseph Shippen and Walter 3, Ful} Russel Ives, 90 years old, died at tremendous excitement Fremon won sd as being opposed to any | ton |hie home at Vashon Center on wpa ak jm the immigration laws.) Labor will present its demand for) Wednesday, Mr. Ives has lived on - fo exclude Japanes labor | exclusion at the conferenc next | Vashon island for the py 2 years om the United Staton The! Sunday afternoon tm the Labor/ making his home with his daughter gesolution, pointed out| Temple to form a definite Anti-|Mra Frank Miner, The funeral! Water Steal is Next, a P. Use 0. RON tion against the JapKorean League. A commitiee/ waa held this morning from the! With the telephone scandal out vd would result in injury to of three members from each labor | residence, lof the way, the water steal will be p meseiaaturing and agri-‘ union will attend. the next matter gone tnto ations ween Ruef and her « statement until the entiro graft; years old before any member of ployers, This i» the © |matter ts cleared up j the fainily became connected i ee in the way of ae | Ruef seems resigned to his fate | Whitel claimed Ct! Cerebro spinal meningitis ta de- | the $ againet the Home « d-jand much of his former jaunty air} Wh {tely a hin entire! veloping into an epidemic and there| today before one of th largest ing to Heney. te mieaing |family, and he wanted to wipe out}have been on an average of one | crowds which ever att aim | the blot. The ense attracted at-/ death a day from this disease dur-|ilar event. Tom Weet fir 1 be- jtention all ¢ England on account| ing the present month, It is most | hind the winner a good second, and (Scripos Telegraph Service. jof the prominence of the murdered | prevalent among children between | Pat Lander third. PORTLAND, Ore. March man three and fourteen years of age. The event offers one of the big- 90 Grand National handicap »| the first time im ite history the | “DEAN” CIGAR The Intest victim of the dread| gest stakes tn English r Ex-Mayor Phelan le expected ¢ : a ii? a ~ BROWNFIELD CLAIMS sive Important testimony in the| Hale's gntpe, Wouay started 1%] ‘The new quality, 6¢ Drier weather will soon make fire “IVY PARK” j Water deal whereby it was proposed |p" 2" fog Oregon Short. Line insurance of added interest to the| Did you hear about the new HE Is PERSECUTED | to buy the system of the Hay CRY! ip ough Ogden. it will be a week | HOTEL STEVENS CAFE. |thoughtful. Patronize the “Wash-/ park? What park? She Ta ompany for $10,490,000, denpite the] roe ine southern route will be| . Sere & fegular course dinner |ington Fire." eee __IVY PARK game dy which Mee cured by a mortgage on the prop pportunity of the city securing 8) ned dally from 11 a m. to & p. m. for G faundrene ermployed | FC, Wax procured from Grindstadt] The defense of Clyde Browntteld, | Desithy system wh oh Ht we tatm | jd | . coced | @ Schalk, of that city charged with robbery and defended | °° FOUN be far ertor and for eee leanary, was Meeced) ” necently Mrs, Roeh saved enough| by ap alibi, is developing « bitter! ™UCh less rum money to pay off (he mort This|fight by Brownfield’s relatives to], Particular stress will be placed she entrusted to a supp 4] prove that he ts being persecuted | POM the fact that the oppe b Roed fe a Witow with two] who was going to Portland, but the | by the police, The young man bas| Poerd experts appointed by dependent upon her] mortgage was never paid Mrs |been frequently arrested, but al Bervisors were entirely ignored in and owned a» il Roch ts now in Porthand tn the hope | ways Uitted through hie rela.| te matter, w the pu ne of | of locating the person who took her | tives’ strong testimony that he was| 8° Bay City's system was decided on, OP uum Gate dnieanitien | Calhoun an Alarmint, Vera Brownfield, wife of the ac} An alarmist interview, given out! we4 i 2 for petty larceny, took the stand/ dent of the United Ra wie, bas j | ih thin a toan of $1,000, se-! entire savings jat home when the offenses charged |“? | | | 3 today to tell that Brownfield waa at/eiven an iinmense Impetus to M}) | with holding up Charles Hendrick-| (he franchise permits secured by |son. She also claims that ber own| the company by alleged bribery. — | racame arrest was ab attempt by the po| Calhoun decia that the es! For big spring stock which ts Cc id: bi gilli : Selly atriving: sud tor tosnervow, tf ean a Considerabie Hee to keep ber from aiding her| temp! and improve & forged cheek paged bse to return for the $550 in) husband. Brownfield bimaelf took| ments are te od. ile N Baturday, we put on # it Bale S i with three other forged | change Meanwhile he sum ed ithe stand today and told a similar|clever evasion « ° ¢ ton fa Oe Sawer, bates. teens. av ing Inrge amounts on his! * @ officer, and Black was arrested! story. The case will go to the Jary| *hether bribe ond $16.00 to $22.00, CHOICE SAT- when he retarned tomorrow by saying . ais were URDAY bi } Black, believed tobe) The poilce believe they have cap | on bribed,” te being commented on , operator in forged tured one of the check forgers who} VICTORIA, March ’ significantly , | — ey . | the an reevetly The check | posed subsidy bill and the ebate| “Se new Thee Naw Thinos | Wow Payneit Pia y | Dr. Evin’s Tooth Brush, regular the big cheek on! was signed by Ed Cudthee, meaner. |has been postponed until this 1 ING | b ’ a / by ol , mained Os Se: a owders andPastes = ese. for . ‘ jeweler of 220 Pike! iff, and made out to J. L. Bimpsen.| done The government te after a| Datiel Pubrman, the Second Av-| | : & $50 watch at the| The entire cheek, and others found | greater subsidy than the ot hve Tailor, hee reeetved many cew | $f Down $1 a Week Dr. Lyon's, 250 boxes .....13@ | Dupont's 26c kinds ag por = a Binck's perena signed by Oud) $100, OO which has been declared — hms any in spring Higher grade me Colgates, 25¢ boxes ie | Dupont’s 40¢ kinds snspected . and told hee, are forgert all thet it will receive. ;a 4 m Largest and most complete : i Lint Antiseptic Tooth Pow Kent's English Tooth B | doubt, is making ‘ and C. G. Corwin superin-| A MODERN PLAN showing of anyone ve line te sesortment of records ad der, 2c bottles 16e | market, tondent, Since the earliest days of his | Seattle in the west Thymol Tooth Paste, 25¢ \ ‘ | ltory lawyers have been consulted to| If you want # sult made right all a tubes ise ; Se, for .... -2O€ LOSS | AGGREGATES ~ disputes and give advice| the way through at » very reason Borodont Tooth Paste, 26 tubes be which will keep people from getting | able price, go to his store, 1016 See Th 8 ise Fine Toilet Soaps— , i ay ere ge ene wor Wiese] D, $. JOHNSTON CO. e Benson | ppebeererrreneemeorten > The present day finds the same|from his immense stock. on Waeskail hain Meuse Cl h C “the tuber iGe Special Today advice being sought, but at a great ‘ot ing 0. Sheffield Creme Dentifrice, 25 Roger & Gallet Peau d’Bspagne expense in each case. 26e Jena Imported Opal Glo! 903 Second Avenue. . As & result of the recent freight | "Pie"! Oh oteetive axsociation| 176 at Spinning’s eos] 801 Pike St, Corner Fifth Ave. Fill tubes the or Heliotrope, per cake ..18¢ theap end the damage caved (| contrac give advice on all legal Euthymol Tooth Paste, 25¢ 4 Pinand’s Lilac or ike S aa 2e bg wn toon have a public po ods by matters, aleo accountant and real) . agp be Cahen Orew Co., th " Dee ‘ e secre ® 2 ss Wm on the lines of the| Northern eatate experts advice to any bust-|f ———— pire; Sokeee Oey Oe ney ee } 9 | Venetian Rose or Heliotrope, 10¢ ToiletCreams ie” | cakes markets in ronies ¢ Vebruary Same HRA, Of Good sapete, Ter te UNION MADE TOOLS Union Bakery } Specials Hote! Soap, email cohen, 28 oT n of $10.00 pe | =. And Cafe | “nt"yeuias” “nent Se | Perfumes— Special Lab’ Imond Lotion, Sie bot aturday 217 Pike Str hy leer olnney thee Today om at and Third ar ol bollh at 4.023404 for the same flee, 212 People’s Savings Bank Ey ings Valentine's Toilet ¢ c | PIVER'S Le Trefle, Violet, Du- bottles 28e cal Rosiris, regular §5c, ape Saturday W tht Special clals in Our Hardware WP oa the Washington st. side ings of the road for the eight Hood's Rose Toilet Cream, 25 . per oz . Se Saturda Ss ecial bottles , LORAIN Atta de Rosa, incen- Violet Witch Hazel Cream, tea Oriental, Yutopea, regu- is the manager of the| Pittsburg, was arrested here this res LS Disston's Hand Gaw, 26-inch rm ‘ 81 bottles 1 lar $1.50 per oz, special O5e $2,000 bond Start One with ue NOW, Granite Sauce Pane 1 je—2i4 quarts Cup Cakes | R bber Gloves g mentees degga tnbaee ‘ 1 iki é sh Semamed soem et too etait | —— Specials for Today — | ss Si. PN ARE exe shapes and colorin Regular S0c kinds $ | Loraine’s Almond Meal, 25¢ bot- bone [usa | We Paya Per|| CAHEN-DREW CO. c Ren i nt : ee 8 Oriental Bathe | rrutcnin Sa comer Meube Regular $1.00 Guaran an’s Almond Bi i Ct. Interest Cor. First Ave. and Madison St. DOZEN for apoons 7 ROEIES oererernsernn eee. LEG THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. On Savings Accounts jaMES D HOGE BO CD ann os Red Cros Bartell’s Owl Drug Gis []] THE FAIR Dept. Store [[) iv: Ferdinand Senmite ‘ b rescnption Store ‘ = it ‘howe e 4 0 re Drug Store Se months ending tm February, o« be 35 stalls, for the | - Sie Gs thé'emens pected bast Every man or woman loves 7 tine of commodities . r | r year, showed an increase about Will be opened for! 3 090.000. to be independent. Pe April 1. It te being | ‘the Seattle Bourse, a TULA, LT. March 22.—Willtam And the only way to be cor ef local capitalists. C.| Snyder, a millionaire off man of |f tain of independence is to have & Savings Account. SAVE—SAVE—SAVE—SAVE * and charged with bigamy SPECIAL IN CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. | W34N39 AWONODS S@TLLvas * 506 SECOND _ 16-17-19 —_— AV. 610 SECOND AVENUE } : AVENUE Near Yesler —— & Trust Co. | Corner Second Ave and Cherry. Hf Dining Chair shown in itive —— Hoge Bidg., Seattle, Wash. | athe fe made of solid oak Agents for Alaska Ranking and 4 in " q Rafe Deposit Co, Nome, Alaska. Srconp Avenve & sieges co ee Will Be a SPECIAL SALES DAY a sidieeadeesd Siero ‘NY , | of EASTER APPAREL eam an in base eee eee Special | Ladies’ Suits, Coats, | 25¢ long Bead Chains, | GROCERIES . + B140 Waists, Skirts and Mit | each «----. -----10@ | 10. tbs, best granulated is BE i linery. laa ~ Sugar for 50e = 5 | Back Combs p5e ch Mocha and Java If You | Want at a : Fair Price For Spring se $20 Ladies’ suits 9.9% | 1240 Ladies’ fine Haat. | Cholce Mocha and Java For Friday and Saturday In as important as Indies $15 Ladies’ Suits R695 | Kerchiefs. each ....5¢ Deserve Your Special Notice spoil your appearance Easter $10 Ladies’ Suite $3.05 DRY GOODS AND FUR r they are household necessities and no ’ : with a “hold over” hat. Get one $6 Ladies’ Coats 82.95 NISHINGS st of those new stylish BARGAR $3 telescope soft hats, If you gen a i home is complete without them $8 Ladies’ Conte €4.95 10 La Coate 85.95 wish a stiff hat we have the sd 85.05 new blocks for spring in the : “ce $15 Lediow Conte 87.95 | 455 Quilts Obtainable ae se Investigate “6. R. Renown” Shades sees or ae eee for every day wear, te MOiair Lustre rende es ‘city worth regularly $% Aeogs, yard 10%e 81.45 Towe ils leaf Bna des for the money than the Mercerized Sateen Mill 60e used in our Shades Is 8 a BARKMAN Underskir 81.25 Towels Se, 5 ar Peanut Butter won't erack with ordinary care Exclus Hatters. seom to affect it to any appre 1310 Second Ave. 3BUOLS $.31d03d IHL ‘ ! MILLINERY DEPT 280 Péy Aan Kimono Cloth k eose, per Ib A complete line of the yarihe ise made Catsup, latest creations of new Ruffled urtain . ry . pring hats selling at | 45e. GSe ond Oe es that i cannot Tee Pengee Wa ‘ rie Prices from ) ‘ 83.50 810 Wine Silk Plume ull colo r 4 ing t 5 “ from Dafted Swiss, 81,50 up t Combination LADIE FURNISHING 10¢ 1 wraots In size eae sasel pn F hive’ 3 : 4 TWO EARTHEN TEA’ The Hone ‘ Beautifully decorated; will hold 4 of beauty and a joy forever Mus and le are used in covering doesn’t fade NEW NOVELTY SUITS AND crack and it SKIRTS at Factory Pric been In use for Buy direct and save middle men's profits Acting Rollers are used, the cloth NOVELTY SKIRT MFG. CO. «ne of patent etal clips. The 1207 Gecond Av. tention as the selection of the cloth 75e Chiffon, all « per yard ive 2 0c Stock Collar Founda lin Underwear, 60: Ghoice Seeded Raisin Rewular asc teapot tions fe i lbe kind, per pkg, ife R Perae 18e Fancy Collar Foun 10¢ Datos, per Ib Ge Regular cay tions 10¢ GLOVES. Fancy bik. Figs, per It % : ss lil 2he Fancy Wash Collars Overything in BIG WILLOW CLOTHES BH woh 10¢ dios glove Mine in or | Choice White Figs, per Ib - re oS “2 c Wide Satin Ribbons ele’ about 1-4 te Be Be Largest size s' id anywhere; ids th 1 per elsewhere Ne 1 Farly June Pea er can Regular $4.5 lamper for, each trimming ¥ Just arrived | Minnesota " Corn, GRAND FEATHER ! waists, ete ment of fancy , yor enn Blae whit ton, Usle and « plai ibe cans Choice Red Al or laee; all cole | ka Salmon 6e ship Is first class in every respect with you on any ades you the quality of our g¢ 75¢ dusters, for, each For Irrigated Lande call on All the’ COLUMBIA CANAL CO, Credit U. K. Loose, President and You General Manager, 509-610 Ma ™ > ae sie, wate wate cecwan | The Fal | 400 Ribbons per. yd. 15c | The Fair ocammies Gay ae Ti Ts oe oe cee