The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1907, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH a TWO SALOON fsregs sc as ar Sea 190 te in the hands of Deputy Prone. | ee - — - ( ja “wald the saloon m foar Judge | - -_—_ Gordon's fondness for imposing «| That Serves You Best -- Garvey - Buch | Wleven Japanese were this morn jai) sentence, / a ing brought from Tacoma tn charge! Late thie afternoon the jury! —— « }of Inspector A. Fulton and wilt be} found them not utity | | nent to Port Townsend this evening, | Pasay aie | caine | Snence they will be deported | SALOON MEN ALL HAVE CASES DEARBORN BT. CAGES, | St al - . The i little from the Orlen\| TRANSFERRED FROM STREN ] ] Bteamboat owners have asked the sound that aro most seriously @f| arrived at Tacoma on the steamer! YOYg POLICE JUOGW FRAR.| The Dearborn st. regrade cases, tn T h e - on Nues | ya to compel the N je etrine. Tremont and were found have whieh the city of Beattie is the ‘ Postal authorities to compel the Ma: TW) | meeting of the steamboat | came to. this country for contract] 'N@ HEAVY PENAL . plaintiff and all the owners of prop. | iid alias i Hine Engineers’ union to supply | aod tugboat owners of Paget sound! jayor work parr ” arty el proposed | —_ } we enough engineers at (he old rate of peld yesterday, a comfnittee was ap —— Two more offenders ageinst the} the de a ws ae - ; | on to carry the Untted States pointed and a request sent to the leunday closing law apytared:!! in| before Judge Gilliam and « It Bi Ss Sages te carry the United Sates pointed nd, © Tet motation eh unday clotng ta angry i) eters Jatee ar aa, thone ar sa uccess the threat ! strike te called. ing that a committee be appointed | Cartes en@ Soha Berkland, who about ee it ie mnponteg that per cent of oats the steamboat men and | {it wil} take from @ month to six ‘ ’ ‘ Oe , P cell that are mF ow! cer at ment in regard to are charged with setingrsiquat in weeks to try them. Assistant Cor Hundreds of Seattle’s saving women were in atten reat bargatn fe. Yo - . ; the strike, ‘The Marine Engineers’ | thelr reeorta on the Mghday _ ¢ et O, 1. Thorerin “ : —— |] We Bagincers association demands the sirite, Tie Marietine tootant} March 10, ‘Thelr attorney William the ctty as ane tival today—hundreds more will come tomorrow anc r t hare in the on eebahty ‘b Sheree gular at which # committee for that pur] |. Keith and Henry 8, Moon, had 60 lawyers representing the o inp proMiifierent ports along the pose will probably be appoluted. | med Ser © Genes of ee different property owners along the splendid economies that we have prepared. ; | tion of weet bound freight over the It was claimed that oo. spud FORMER POLICEMAN nol cool 1 iw Gerden's Beattlo division mado it Impossible | Mt Feeelve @ fair (ria . a Fastin to ik tal Oe Noth men asked for a jury MAY BE INSANE iW THE 3-DAY SALE ‘or the Northern Pacific to trial, Justice George onllét the tase embargo on east bound bustness to ly before noon today, When avi sestissiaueaitinial } 660 «BLACK JAP GILK—27 Inches wide. A | $2.25 COLORED GILK VOILEG—44 day. The present congestion along | dence was taken. W. D. Chipman, a former police tibvite wabie ‘ Miy te me wide, colors of dark tan, cham ° n iw owltive ater-proof quality for walsts Se See ae Separate trials and each by jury handle the cases for the defense. the line is mainly from Ellensburg | , = VW Bonney, the well Ghewn wn-l a was arvented today 008 tent we pani : ciel pres cad black and he mont fw : te upon Jud The dates for (rial are from April) to seatt! lortaker, was called ag & juror, but} i. ihe county jail to be examined] and dresses. Priced way 7. fabries of the new 0. Tomorrow ap lhe eg toon be aa? w2 Loca! offietale stated today that) °"*" . a 7 — 5 (h*! for inaanity, Me has acted in a worth; tomorrow at only, yard ..++0++ 43¢ only, yard .. oe ebed Gordon this morning by the seven ' east bound freight will be accepted hers * le , we tas pm ant weak # . er for some time, | . ‘ theatrical mon charged with keep yw : tn & ter Gave ge Reps bay: aniline ro | and Pace get i ing their theaters open on Sunday. state on what The Great Northern reports that | out the streets dragging @ toy N h Ss The men arr this morning te expected ii teil it in supplying cars for east bound | | | Notion | | ore Cow Was tuffs are, John Cort, Thos, Considine Immediate stepa are being taken trattic as fant as they come ip | | 1] , W. M. Russell, Nat Refs, Alexander to secure the necessary jurors, On the O. R. & N. no fretebt wit] Thte evening the big midweek TABLE D'HOTE DINN | S eclals | IN THE Pantages, R. 1. Shannon and John court officers betng detaited thts! be routed through the present flood | dancing party will be given at Lae-| Served ae Bn, cn d ggg Regn 3 DAY SALE Dennallin. RH. Lindsay has been| morning to summon the Men &| regions fm the south until the ao-|chi Park pavilion, and you are cor em a "ai Bedied ladies. | | Tomorrow i] ° Tetained by the entire number to! lected for this duty jeumulated traffie has been cleaned | dlally tnvited to attend. Fine mu-| Private dining 1] INENG—| 60¢ BUTCHER LINEN “4 re ic will be furnished by Wagner's) TO? “oor Crown Bldg, corner |] ORESS LINE deere oeereecrtemencenec ere etme up. | ate hed . ; . Py ortinegt of Uh —Round thread quali WALKED INTO HANDS . Jorehestra, and everyone who at-|James st. and Second av, Take /Z@ |in the 3-Day Sele. | | Tru easostanngt of the}: <-Bound thread qual || tw the Salm } jtende will enjoy a delightful eren- | | | f . . { ‘ 1 | Pon A 1 4; 27 inche ide. | sults Unsurpassed | LICENSED T0 WED jing. Dance beging at # o'clock | Wear Brooks’ Hata, 1331 Becond ‘ ll oe, be } Special ‘comerion at! for service; 45 inches OF TH W Ww oh ae | Gentlemen 260, Ladies free, . *** | Avenue. yaré 21e! wide. Special towor E i A prs Sei ym er OR NP RN oO. MN, T. row at yard 396 James M. Brannon, 28, and Pearl ‘otton 12 GERMAN BLUE ‘ Cotten, | ge renee Cane Hubbard, 19, both of Aw 26 || PRINTS—The sort of 10¢ INDIA LINON—An berg. and Cle Blum on at chases Hit that wears runexcelled wear. GIRL WANTED FOR JUMPING) Orr in. on being recogniaed from! William M, Martin, 80, and Alice} farbour's | Linen | pn ste a A se = ee oma BOARD BILL APPLIES FOR) nor description by Mra Hill, com-|May Cathers, 26, Evansville, tnd. inh Thread, | watuien foo ook, Ene Siete aesiates ROOM AT DEPUTY SHERIFF'S | fenced her guilt at Cle Blum, Bi Alexander H. Petersen, 23, «nd spool .... ... Be j ee Glusasew ok saek ters Gpedal tomer — \ae aoe i | Ame taeed, 4, ont extra: Cy Beet Selmore and || eres De! row st yard ... Bie BS oe a il Mra Hill, who ts a motherly and| Mason, 20. iS hears, par. 196 i] 20e DOTTED SWI88—For dainty new summery ; & queer coincidence Evelyn kind-hearted woman, advised her to) George W. Comatock, 25, and Mx vet Hair Pins, || @fesses. Diversified array of pretty patterns fe Matthews, or Kithet M, Matthows.| jeave before “Joe” came home and rio Newton, 24 Cabinet Halr Pil", || Special tomorrow at yard .. conte lGe pe Who ts wanted in several towns In) to get out af town to avoid arrest.| Russell Rice, 49, and Jennie P i bes enon RES Fin ea <n the state on the charge of “fraudu-| telting her to get out through the! Bisler, 57 ma pe aI AA " oh Sea lently obtaining board and lodging) rear to aveld her husband. Un-| John Andrew, 3%, and Mary Tirn rare sine op | fui onna tang |g LITTLE HOUSE-NEEDS UNDER-PRICE TOMOR for 4 room at the home of| the usual course, mace a sbort cut) Eric A, Haskina, 26, and Bdith y Sheriff Joe Hu, within a! through lots and caught the woman 27 rage, “ ” idl fetaintes after that gffisisl had| inst ds abe one wevins the hea In the ** Busiest Basement fecetved a letter from the sheriff of/ He arrested her ant threatened to] Desth Record. | $20 Steel 2 Two-Quart Royal Granite Sauce Pans—special tomorrow in Qe Heli'e Kittitas county motitying him that) arrest bis better half for aiding 294) Pormett—David 8. Barnett, 64, |. Spring the “Busiest Basement, at only, 80h .....-6.6 ceseereree MOO tale the woman was wanted at Eliene-! assisting « criminal to escape . 4s i ance jen. % + nes sain te _|March 26, Providence hospital Pn hype TAT > Gr | Mother fall to appear today the an-| Gree —Arther Gross, § months, eity—Special por thorities will communicate with the | March 27, Aurora av, tomorrow in eonntve. ‘ Atkins Atking, 23, March the "Husiest THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST | . rs 126, Providence hospital. ) Tagern a ao | James A. Moore, manaj { the} Haloran—John Haloran, $6, March at only, ene! (Scripps Telegrach Gerview) — | aore Investment compauy an1| 22, Puurth av. and Pike st | uss’ ‘ott a. ~ CINCINNATI. Ohio, March 24—~ one of the » oume mee—-Wiliam &. Jones, 66 ;% aon A 3 of the most prominent a Jone Jones, White Cape - William A. Proctor, one Of the foun ists of this ctty, Ic suffering from Arleta, Ore @ | and Saucers ders of the firm of Proctor & Gam-\4 severe cold and for a week past Margaret Howard, 21 ton. bie, bore errant w 3 Ivory 808)" hes pot been able to appear at his widence bespital 74 trop: leath this afternoun. office, Recently be was taken Harrington--Lenora L. Harrin down with the arip and while he|ton, 56, March 26, T21 B Denny way Besement” 113 —1IS—17 SECOND AVENUE. . MOTHER HOT FOURD fe Improving rapitiy it will be some Rawel—-Alfred J. Rawel, 21 at onty, "Se — . days yet he will attend to|March 24, Providence toepital ¢ ‘ De i ta ee active work. Soract-Neilie ©. Soraci, 14 In dust tight, Ps } a3: Who arrived yesterday from the| MANILA, March %.—The Ste| dsc t 204 a PA! vA east, expectiting to meet his mother, phenson and company's warehouse, Birth Record. a _ : fe still held by the police matron, containing 14,000 bales of hemp was) Paughman 13th av, March Ss the boy’s mother having failed to destroyed today by fire. The toes | 23 to the wife K. G. Baughman, NATIONAL BISCUTT COMPANY r * put in an appearance. Should the will be ever $4,000,000. a oon ; ial, ee mnemammmmnezaca seen emamameammaaas aes ~ Warren—1412 @th av, March 26, i to wife of F Warren, a son | ; Anderson—-005 th av, March 30. 4 to the wife of M.J. Anderson, « son r) ry 6 Bee Carter 05 lLatons st, Mared 25, to the wife of J. M. Carter, « Fi ie laughter Reynolie—4012 4th av. N. E.} March 24, to the wife of J. 8. Rey-| * nolds, a daughter ‘ Harrie—13!1 Howell st. March CONSULTATION FREE; LADY ATTENDANT, 25, to the wife of Bernard Herrta, a ¢ , daughter. 207 Hite! Building, Second and Pike, Opposite Bon Marche. No agents to bother you. eo. es ponerse Hawkine—1624% 1th av. March w doc tticuhicheanaeh Office Hours, 0 a. m. to 5 p. m. No commisisons to 1 25, to the wife of BO. Hawkins, « 'e are now agente for the oe! a im po SURSEDERS ATTEMPT | TO! | Whether or not shrveder willl Satter, Open Evenings, Tuesdays, Thuredays, Saturdays, 6 te 8 p.m. Leesa be ESC com © | make a farther effort to hold the Bnyder—417 & Denny way, Phone Sunset Main 6256. Seattle. Wash. TO SAVE CITY OF DESTINY— (franchise is ant known, and what SPOKANE SIGNS TWO MORE. ‘he league would do under such! circumstancea can pot be foretold. " | The league wants Tacoma, and the unless another switch ts fe, Rel. |C™me evidest that neither backing Ragher x ner grounds could be secured. wi be the ststh club I8 | chreeder claime to have both, but ) the Northwest league this year: 504 / i iiicgham has already come Rot the City of Destiny. President hi he Laces announced positively last one with the coin and taken Right that as the result of a rote | ™# franchise. of the directors the franchise had | been transferred to Bellingham, and| Eddie Quinn has added two more that Tacoma was out of it. |men to his aggregation, making it George Shreeder. who came toon paper as strong an any in the! the rescue of the Tigers just a lit-|fengue. Carney and Kitnkharmer| too late, yesterday afternoon se are the recent acquisitions, Kink @ured an option on a ball park site hammer pitched for Seattle In the @aly to learn soon after that the Coast league for a while, being league had dropped Tacoma.|known as the sagebrush wonder Shreeder is loth to accept the ac- Curney played for Spokane several fiom of the league as final, and| years ago and developed auch a} Seems to be hoping to yet win « batting streak that be went to the for Tacoma in the league. big league. There he couldn't even According to word sent out from | knock a foul and he drifted back Bellingham last night, the double into the minors. If Carney is right i bs ? header for the fourth of July, sche-|he is a good hitter and fielder and duled for Tacoma, will be played injought to strengthen the Spokane : ba Seattle, not Bellingham. team. t SS em es eee ‘MEET TOMORROW The largest indoor moet in the; ought to be brought ont nicely. | Mistory of the Northwest will be) Outside of the appearance of) led off tomorrow night at the) Kelly the feature of the meet will wie iseum. The most famous ath-| undoubtedly be the Marathon race. ae letes of Washington, Oregon and | Several Canadian runners will com-| q British Columbia will compete, pete in this event, among the! ; there being 221 entries in all. While | being Chandler, the British Colum- Pitts ft ts not probable that all of those/| bia champion. Paxton, of the S. A Ba Who have entered will be on hand |C., is betng backed by many to win oF to compete, it in certain that all of | the event. | Ba the events will be full. All of the standard Indoor events a Dan Kelly, the champion sprinter! will be competed tn tomorrow! of the world, will compete, and fs night, tncluding running, Jumping, in the best condition he has been) yaulting, weight throwing, bur ia for a year. While the distances ling and a relay race. The entries he will run will be new to bim, the | are from practically all the North same will be true of his opponents | west athletic clubs, and from col- end his speed as compared to the leges and Y. M. C. As. Many ath other sprinters of the Northwest letes are running as free lances, Re-Building and Reduction Sale CLOTHING | FURNISHINGS | HATS, SHOES i REDUCED odie On the c= THESHUB = Opposite Poe 615-617 First Avenue "ae TMG rem der | Kahiow—604 28th st, &, March ler WRESTLING TOURNEY | aight at Newark, N. 1) March 26, to the wife of J. 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