The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1907, Page 3

1 G COUNTY MACHINE A i LICENSED TO WED Philo Rutherford 60, Snoquatmie, | PART OF RAILROAD LOBBY © =.= A. W, Strang deen made placing him under} Preston bill on the one hand and! y Gannon, 21, Seattle to the plun-/an attempt to lovy blackmall op the |" srogh T. MoCann, 21. San Fran } obligath md weighed heavily upon|other they escaped unscathed bY | cisco” and Treasie Q. 0. Serflela Seattle jalation throug . ‘ Bagh weit bee hy fegae * Arnold, 26, Bremerton her to recognize the obli-| pledge of railroad support in the/ and Annie M. Cole, 27. Br he struggled so long | regulative le femal axe. ide in his OWN | simple expedient of bartering a George to repudiate ft that the | then pre tive senatorial ec Staenk 38. SMerth, 81 nthe effort broke down bis! test of 19 B.D, ¢ ker, BOW) and Georgie V, Vollard, 19, Au titution ringing On| collector of eustome, then @ ip - which resulted in his | porter of Levi Ankeny, George BIRTH RECORD. ond term of sbbyiat for ts that Governor venson, legisiative 1 hire, B. 8 p, attorney for! Births were registered today as same after hie | the Northern Pacific railroad, Mr.- follows nan frequently | Ankeny and others met in confer Mathison—To wife of Maurie fences of deep worry| ence at PorUand where it was) M 1614 Melrose ay e-occupatic agr € that Ankeny and his or | June 23, a da B Qveriooked Henry McBride gantzation should deliver the vote F. Rorland q it . of certain pro-commission senate ay a son th anxiety over securing &/ from Eastern Washington against t wife ¢ re y governor the railroad poll-/the comm n bill in return for 1211 How t % oreriooked some minor ere oss to the continua ich the ratiroad bos hould dige themselves to support Ank wife of John Carloft of their immunity from regu | eny for senator In 1903. }2 av., June 26, 3 daugh one of which was the nom President Mellen of the Nort n| Hon and election of Henry Mc | Pacific afterwards waxed intense Milee—To wife of Clarence M nant when he learned of] Miles, 1807 Republican at., June 24 to refuré| a son Anke Smith—To wife of Joseph BP. Smith, 2322 Eliott av. June 27, a of Skagit county as lHeuten | ty ind governor. Mr. McBride was an|the deal and threater ent railroad commission advo: to be a party to it, bu and when the legtslature of | organization was more easily ab} con in appointing the! to pass the commission bill in 1903 mmittees in the under @/than it had been in 1901, and the mt established by the “hold: | ratiroads were held in the alliance combine he framed up the sen | by motives of selfish Interest. The | 23, a daughter. to pass » commission bill, In| Preston commission bill of 1901] Conrad @ffort and tn » quent OnCS) was defeated, the railroad 1 of | Conrad, & the same line was ably/the ‘hokt-up' combine was deliv-|a daughter. Harold Pres ered to Mr, Ankeny in 1903, even to Kelley—To wife of Francis T being the attor/the point of compelling a number Kelley, 118 W. Evans at, J for Jacob Furth and the se of its subservient King county ad-|a son. National bank, t on | herents to betray their own can Root—To wife of Miles A. Root pined as a candidate for| date and platform iges. Pub-/516 Melrose ay. N. June 9, a ascertain that he had | ished ¢ * were made at the patience with the theory that time that that betrayal was sate government shoul? act/for a price and the men ly asa mt partner of the | cused did not have the nerve to at oads tempt their repudiation. ee Preetes was wade ehel McBride Becomes Governor on rallroads paton” com: which bill was favor reported by his committee Skognon—To wife of Victor jognon, 1602 Westlake av., June Albert 1 June 2 ded by of Seattic Hard pressed by the almost suc} cesaful popularity of the Preston! fot! commission bill of 1901, having, as * that bill did, a fearlessly aggressive th st the passage of which seemed bt hs — hampton tt nant Governor tt tt, 41, June McBride, it was but natural that 1023 Belmont « ald) Miller—G. 8. Mille b, June 26 © a!) at King county hospital Votes at $5,000 Each. the railr« Northern | bave been throw n in the | P® railroads f political bosses « ing the aimost in rallroa: «i Henry MeHride ernor, a panic wh p" combine,|% route when Gover fight for the | S¢i#ing upon the swe bill sentiment for railroad that combine had in aearat ceased to be the | proclaimed through the rty of the railroad next great taswe confron wh: those bosses in ple of the state was the les > ture of 1901 demanded ablishi a railroad and tax giance of the or | commis a ttle coterie of it But in 1 the N passed under the became gov) Fifth av. north all but became| Crucger--Edward J. Crueger, 61 MeBride,| June 26, Hotel Barker aside and sent an ultimétum tion ¢ railroads that the defeat of James J. H 1 would cost them | called to the the price of six | road Industrial ‘at 95,000 each. J. D. Farrelt,| a Wash! aflerwards came into control | dustrial the failroad machine, waa wont | Mr Farrell reorg: re later that this propos!-| armies, called their retreat came from George U. Piper, | stone back to battle, raised the arm! The ¢ boss of the Hu Clancy law.| ot his wrath against big graft machine of Sea and | biackmat! and bribery, and = ma that alleged attempt at black. | shalled the goo-goo 6 ens a warrant of his reasons for after orn yector aga to put Piper and y of the rise ithe Washing of business by and reign of Mr. Farrel! in Wash t thes, ington politics will be handie easily prac the next insta’ is usually rattve eee ee he neat The Only Excursion of soe St at wae the Season to and will v away sist" tints PACIFIC OCEAN fe the case of San Francis bribery necessary he 20knot steam other | will leave Pier No. 2 ribery di- 30, at 9 a m. for a trip @ontains the elew an- ocean, Round trip t . ry te that it mes leads to Staterooms and tickets apply lo necessity of § ng a bond In land Navigation Pier No. 3. Tel one te escape serving a term in Main 214 ¥ wed the THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. ‘“ rf Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboats and Hotebs P St ali tae i isQuartered See weoe tt os oiden Oak and if given another chance w iffoniere tad he. aad yon What iodo missed the case | $16.75 in iflustration is ut of quartered polish finish. Has full swell front, paneled ends Qnd shaped double top. Case is #4 inches wide, and contains five ) full-width ¥ all ranted , with brass pulls mt legs are OF CERTIFICATE th I Convention © — e. The incomin ven a chance t as soon an the wo of the Popular Whitney | ©. Go-Carts BALLINGER BACK R. A. Ballir e ae ot Waal D. ¢ 0 € “ unied bh Mr " to his h und will not be ; move t in this SHORTAGE OF WATER T Queen 1 a ha nm Ae o tL. B. Young WASHINGTON, June 28.—1 he ‘ exraph com é 4 (Scripps Telegraph Service : FRANCISCO, June postponed for a he of hin ¢ . t Att la t ; A inuanc rn , not a ed at a de regarding the four remaining ex indictments down Denny Hill lund, legal age, and with the water th Emily J. Kempthorne, legal a (Ce nued) }the penitentiary, and a good polit | He atte. ~~ {ical boss will not practice it ex Albert T. Roldon, 52, Portland last re 0 casos of | Ore., and Ida Castle, 44, Everett ‘in t the | cept as a last resort or In ca | ¢ the ry Ue the | desperate emergency Frank Gothar Hanson, 38 lg Ec DB The Ankeny Bill |} Knumclaw, Wa, and Mra, Alice we greg: Beet emnosd BRR snfront.| Casa 82, Baumelaw, Wa that he did not become jo such an emerkency conte | preter Jungum, 25, and Maude of It until after his recine xt the railroad boasea ot |} ay Pavlovich, 32, Beattle that the information tha! Confronted by the passage ¢ ’ Targer Underberg, 24, and Annie fore, but he pr department today to make ts which would prevent their 1196 6) Herive FOURTH RACE — Six when Governor Rogers died| Davis—Infant, June 25, at 209 James J. Hil ‘ , pmand of the ra 16 im that mast i meral, John D. nt, Heriah Browr jent, Jay R. Thomas esident, K. C. Beaton; secretar “EASY JOB IS MAY STOP SALE large 6 ttle and Tacoma people are purchasing Inr certificates for nd nearby 9 The in Seattle, was made yesterday satiofactory in every way Saratoga left this forenoon Catalla with a large cargo of fe & beveled French plate “4 oppo pai by wpontred July 10 at are tha he com finches. Regular price sat mittee m: nave Special tomorrow $16. 15 no more be and wa The uld discontin THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1907. FLOODED H.W. Hawley, who ie washing nearly buried the| residents on the upper water front) night under a regular Johnw| town flood, At a point where sluice boxe ie an angle in th right of way result that when there le interruption to the flow of t ix & grand overwash that spreads out far and wide it required gum boots to through the ws Western ay, th today, Hawh tions hav ned the at renee OVERNIGHT ENTRIES | Following are the entries for the }Opening day at The Meadows morrow afternoon FIRST RACE-—Six furlongs, nel! 4 yearolds and up. 98 Caroburn Hellaco* 104 Virginia Hoy 109 17) Southern Lady I 107 mithy Kane* 104 Lord Provost 109 Ramona I M Redmont ! 172 Dangerous Girl* 1 2K) Chihuabua SECOND RACESix furlongs ing, ¢yearolda and up. Princess Wheeler Ww? Rudabeck 109 ) Bifin King 108 8 David Boland 5 Red Reynard 109 76 Rorcoe o ! asta® . 104 Carey* Hersaln 7 8 Willle Gree« 109 THIRD RACE — Four furlongs Dyearolds ‘ ' 1 ci ar Ben Btone Raleigh (1160) College Widow i 1140 Arthur Hyman } ) Balnade fan 1000) Martinmas FIFTH RACE—Five and a ha urtor cling Syearolds an ‘ommon ! Misa Provo* Lub $ Belle Kinney 1 6 Judge i b& Arcourt 104 Hereafter* § May Amelia 06 Santa Ray SIXTH RACE—One mile arolds and up $ Honar 880 Orchan itrage 996 Fastono* 1168 Flaunt *Appreatice allowance PRESS CLUB NOMINATES The now of the Seattle Cham be B. Rathbun; treasurer BEGIN RAISING OF STEEL WORK The raising of the steel! frame new M buliding Emergen 1 at Fifth 4 Ye tart the firet on and. The last of the concrete of the interior pillars in being day ON THE FRONT he Spokane will leave tonight fon trip to Skagway an ex¢ * oft trip ad material The Merchants Exchange n notified by the government t the United States «tan departing from A of charge as has be ~~ Order a ‘Buffalo ine em settled want no better machine IT, Geo. H. Woodhouse ¢ complete stock, 112 1 JOIN ME} IN SOMETHING FROM THE KEYSTONE einling ands Remember, we deliver to any part of the cit on the day you order Keystone Liquor Co. 1128 Firat Avenue PHONES 1184 WHOLESALERS hurt, when the after having run for clinging fear on tte wide, OFFERS STATUE meeting of the get resulted tn foo improve 107 of this elty ction of & monument to the pioneers of sound coun YALE WINS (Scripps Telegraph Service.) NEW LONDON, Conn,, Yale won the Harvard this morning. Yee terday afternoon won from Harvard the eight oared race 109 annual event The Harvard freshmen cightoared race this morning, won from the Vale freshies. Shinano Maru Pennsylvania “Suits $1 5 Standard Horn Hair Ping, one complete set 10c Corset Clasps. lowing ticket was placed m at yesterday ® meet Se Mottled Horn Stocking Darn Selts. Women’s Wash Wash Belts at ods Sale of Sun Hats. © Straw Beach Hats 69c¢ sand have Sale 29c¢ $2.50 =e Brim r loade red in open w 65c Wash Belts, 490 t and fancy buck always sel Anniver a price tome Cc is only Sale of Trunks and Bags. sary Sale price new ferry $6.50 Trunke at $4.79 has } $6.5 50 and $6 oa Suit Cases, 9 boat and Childfan’s Jackets Reduced Handkerchief S Handkerohiefs, Handkerchiefs, a purchaser squirm out unhurt, a palr of broken glasses being the only thing dam aged outside of the buggy The runaway horse was stopped by an mploye of the Broadway stables eral blocks, | of the acel The girls, who t dent as an exciting and enjoyable incident, gave their names as Mar jorie Draham, Madeline Hardy Mitsle Calland and Ls ab Miske ON THE SQUARE weck come e. Cut out the list and br 36 Silk “Sew-On” Hose Support ers, all colors and excellent quality Anniversary price Saturday, a 19¢ Se Cards of Collar Buttons, one doxen on @ card; Anniversary Bale pri on : ce, Saturday, a 3c Be Safety Pin Book it Anniversa price, Saturday, only 6c 10¢ Cards of Pear! Top Pins, al! colors Anniversary Sale good qual price, Saturday, a card, on! 65c Curling Iron Heate plated Anniversary price, Saturda 10¢ Boxes of Linen Cloth Sta tionery, 48 ple r 2 boxes to a purcha price, a box 19 and nice 2.00 Milan Sailor Hats. $1. 39 with “hand These a: summer you will doubtless need he low prices we quote on these for $8.98 and $9.98 Suit C $7.50 Extra Well Mad 4-Inch Dr Suit Cases, with rele f outside straps bras bolts lock Reg $8.98 and $9.98 Japanese Matting Cases, $2.69-— The Ligh and Mo Low I 1 Dres made. Is be has leather handle tre Alwa neat Children’s Jackets Reduced. 10c Muslin Flags Sc. 10c Muslin Flags. a Dozen Muslin U. 8. Flag © 44gx7 inches, mounted on sticks; reg rr) FOUR GIRLS HAVE NARROW TELLS STORY °°" ESCAPE IN RUNAWAY Four school girls ing around 14 stand this morning, CITIZENGHIP OF CRIME charged with and merit as ALBERT HANSEN Suits $15 department YD CHERRY Hutehinson ¢ THE TOTEM POLE iE OPEN ATBA.M. CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 10 P.M QUR SHOE SA CONTINUES We want to bring this event to an end as quickly as therefore going to rush mat- This means greater possible, ter all those who come “TRY M'CARTHY'S The Store Opens Saturdays at 9:30 A. M. and Closes Many Plums From the oe Cake with a grand at 6:30 P. M Markers, for use 25¢ Pound Packag Crepe Paper, Envelopes to Match the Brandon Linen Paper, Sal Dennison’s Decorated Crepe Pa 20¢ Bocibelli Castile Soap. imported bars Deverated Doi y,a 3c Dennison c Willow Cold Cream, Lace Specials Tomorrow. 10¢ Each—A ® c Valenciennes Laces, f Torchon Laces, Edgings and In ns to Match, h Women's Hosiery and Underwear. Liste Veste at 2 Six Styles of Black Cat Hose, 2 White Foot Hose Special Hammock Sale d $2.98 Hamme Tri-Color