The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1908, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, FEB, 20, 1908. BRIE?S BY WIRE SCANDAL CAUSED |ATTACKS ON MOORE # hold wn ad I ne he t (harges Made Against Mayer's Record in State Senate ts another fontare of tts considers MHC I MOM sew wounds] Merely Serve to Call Attention to the Fact That He i consti! ate? Mem eee consid According to @ decision of a Des am, the big gatublera of the! uainon judae, breweries or othe dle Always Voted for Law and Order, —_— ted and without excep nat it, Word w é yen re 5 which w tion Senator Me ~ when, (sent back from Olympia by » Tre looking with distrust on! Pe mo John F. Miller, tf his ever the roll was called, on the enontative of the Beattie = | orators Wi aly keep on side opposite from these opponenta & interests there that Uh | to the record of Mayor of the bill uid be defeated for $12,000, The ARREST SUSPECT, j white in state ate The first antagonteti 6 made #amblers of this city held a meet. | | a the passaxe he law > ache was a couse the advisability of R. Bi. Garrison, a decorator, whe Davis to post p the money, but decided | has just completed a chaingang device cambii a tion of the bill for oO, As one of them ex: | senlence, wan arrested on Capite! senators of the! Preswed it in the meeting [hill lawt night and taken to head combine voted for this motion; “! am a gambler and | am will | quarters ~ ty pole wore Fh bo to 4 on Mayo Senator Moore voted with the, !# to take a gambler'a chance at| why he was in that locality at al ms oes the measure friends of the bill against it any kind of a game which is played| late hour at night | ein wh aes ue a ph Against Fool Amendment 5 aes yd =— on I refuse | —_ ee for bis part in this pian, on. | {289 into thin thing. It looks to met Mresislation can be made|,, The next was @ ino tion by Bom-/me too much like @ sure-thing | Jp by tunwenddo anc 9 Ae Meet eita {the “combine,” to amend the piu | "™* gnavendos and the false so that tt would be made a felony BS ae been 0 be uttered tor @ person to have a deck of| are easily dinero’ ofere cards, dice or similar artictes inj STATE NEWS te the record thin possession or on his premises. Champion of Law The “holdup” senators voted for history of the con-| this amendment, the frie 5 } ~ gee the gambling law in| bill, among them Sena’ | pegheal mecmeee ig Yakine | be bed how 2 . & . Nor m0 fhe wate seoste tn 1903 ts related | voted against it [Olympia and Wailea Walla, have |f} ihe Senate Journal for that year he ext Was an amendment of: | boon heard in the : ie he! of which may be bad at any | fer Davis, which pro Giles ©. it ch ry ee Ns brary. And the his-|posed to strike out the feloay feat sah, the Tacoma at-ji} torney who shot and killed an of flee boy recently, will plead Mou. day | Forty recruits have been secured Mayor Moore in ure and the penitentiary penaity, | and make the offense defined by the DILL merely a misdemeanor pun | ehabhe by & fine of from $5 UP | for thy Davis, Hemrich, Kinsear, Potts and 04.0 Welles Quah ites aaa Van de Vanter, voted for thin delivery throughout Rural mail amendment; the friends of the| original bill defeated it jRockomish county is threatened by bad roads. shows tha You will find several hundred of them to choose from tn our suit department. All the newest spring styles are included Materials aro the ob Panamas come in brown, We have all wood as the same con aplcuous of the suppression that be stands » Bonate Je in 1908 In the collection | fancy suitings. t panamas, volles and bine and black and lengths and all stees spring skirts and ny in pleated ef- the bi he hotime ny | we are showing not only plain ones bat m ft now is & law Stood With Others. Puyal . fects and with one, two or three tucks or folds, It doesn't mat- bad beer Introduced in the house} pandas PR PR og host to Bara Meek-/ 1! ter how hard you may be to euil you aro Bound to find what you te, and it is a f GmeReMeR: Was etrece want al prices you will gladly pay, $8.60, $9.00, $10.00, William Ho Lew by Senator Van de Vanter, This| Preachers in the Yakima Vatiey | 4 sy if the private history of the that & was drawn by Johan who had been the attorney Law and Order league of —, which had made an a pape to enforce ex laws against are making good farmers RRR nS The man who cau please you. Mod. orn ideas in sanitary plumbing and heating. G. H. Browa Plumbin 221 Pine St ie the amendment which Mayor Moore ts now being critielsed for having voted Against. It is of ree ord that he did vote against it. Rut the reason why he did so ts plain ly evident from the most casual reading of the record. The amend ment Was Intended to complicate and confuse the bill It was intend: | ed t include among the forma of | gembling prohibited the term)! “bucketshop,” which was not de fined and of which there was Bo recognized legal definition, and @ form of gambling other than device! ov } $10.80, $11.60, $12.50, $19.50, $16.00, $17.50, and $20.00 each. SPECIAL TOMORROW — $7.50 aesortment, including well tailor ed skirts in light and dark cotor blacks and mix tu | | Gkirte at $4.49-—A very doatrable { i 9 | SL @ ings, plain dives, ye and fancy whee tomorrow mbting and to Mayor Humes for his re to do so. Opposed the Combine. the bil! came to the sen qucountered Lhe most vigor of « coterie of sen and now recognized as fe what had come to be | Co. Post Cards Ten souvenirs the “holdup” combine. gambling, against which the ua red grade Um these were Senator Lincoln was directed. The amendment was nderw: ie Gecoms and Seattle, Sen-| proposed by the very Mtterest ment, tncind- $1.00 U ear for 25c bretias which 6 ” RM. Kinnear, & cousin of enemy the gambling bill had on} tng all the ’ Wemnen'e an@ Chfiéren's Mutt Underwear of ave marked WHAT SAYS Attorney Mackintosh, the foor of the senate, the Moor joao mays fered at this astouishing reduction in order to sell at 33 Andrew Hemrich, prest- leader of the yy gli por gree to clone out certain lines, Really the assort = pa ke record shows that ail the op > ment includes G0e, 75e BOW ponents of the measure voted for|Z START YOUR BANK ac scenery, usual And certatoly they are al at special ! the Metcalfe campaign. this amendment, including Senators price ic each, the Bargain Spot price sale tomor- ! lste Senator Aaron T. Van Davia Hemrich, Kinnear and Van | COUNT WITH A SUC. wor SMM Os ie cio lee nic ouc Fino ore o Vanter. The friends of the meas | are, the men who voted for the bill | on final passage, voted against it and it was defeated. CESSFUL BANK. 75e Belts at 29¢ | R is of conspicuous record fie cover more than 8 denen ‘the senate journal that on er eee el BSIONAL POOL MATCH - pnthtsag ota Dosens of different styles to ; iy re playing choose from, prominent among | ‘Msich of 1.000 balls for a them the folded patent | the Grand Partors, 295 crowds are watching which runs t¥o more leathers, now so popular, many with buckles froat aud back, offer at a special price. Rarthen Tea Pots, with Patterns 10¢ and 15¢. Sutcliffe BY A VALENTINE ©.5%%:." ast oiat ! i war] | (By United Pr > aie 18 ANGELES, Ca ) , , ) por cont last yea | ¥al@ntine sent io Louis Benton vin Menelik of Abyssinia bas) yeepldent of the” French hospits * he . ® valued @ fund with which to! cornorations may mot own auloone.| or je it and employed Walter fapan is making sueh strides in : | Fulton, now a member of the Miller | a4 aaa t ' fn O ° | coutral committee, to go to Olym. |. ee ee ee eee ee sated: disse tact ee oe very much worried, Other nations | interest Paid on Savings Accounts Dexter Horton & Co. Bankers _ New Vors Buliding BARGAIN SPOT eee " ne Carthy Dry Goods so. 2 ee Rete Yuiarts Shadan. Aimee es. b and leader of the Fronch gol my, has ores me scandal and tin Clos the Mer ending Peter -let “the Standard Way”/ a useful “Busy Friday” special awaits you here tomorrow--- decorated pitcher--- 2c -a splendid, convenient size pitcher, of which we will place a quantity on sale Friday at less than half their value. —porcelain milk or water pitcher, decorated in tu- lip design; colors blue, yellow or red; pitcher stands 8 inches high and holds 3 pints. —regular price of this pitcher is 55c; for Friday only the price will be .. 2l¢ —no telephone or C. O, D. but one sold to a customer, and orders taken; Se 1006 to 1016 First Avenue. All our = high- We don't mind the money loss we sustain on every Clean-Up Sale of $8 The many new friends we gain more than offsets this loss; as it is, we could put « suit on every man suit that goes out in our broken lots at final 60c Dee’ Goods 49c, A splendid assortment of swell patterns, in new spring dress foods. Bee them on our coun- tere. You will find it hard to match them anywhere at a cent lew than the regular Price, Ge a yard. Bale | Herria & Co. 610 Ist ave | regular values up to Sc: | At Half P. . | guiee 9c in Seattle if we hed enough to go around. i | i omorrow ov) [2 the fast four years justifies a 259c rice | _ Bee our window display of New 8 : i the statement that we are “A. Perens veores | Dress Goods at $1.00 and $1.60 a Lest you forget, we give Saturday night “Bargain Hy my —_ _ — ——~| | We have several hundred | | yard. Specials.” Watch for next Saturday's snaps. An- 4 } a remnants that have ac t ry 1g TR Mouncement tomorrow night. : 15c Ribbons 8c Soe ae eT | ands, Wasting 2c. a d Piaia Taffeta Hatr Ribbon, ina | | the embroidery depart Cami: Serene” deckpnat ee i good variety of colorings, and | J ment, | These | comprive pecially for shirt waists and 4 the quality sold regularly at “ ‘ origiuvally a very good Tic ’ | and qualities. All will be article: in order to close out i Ihe « yard; on spectal sale to | offered tomorrow at .. immediately, sale price all day morrow at 8c x HALF PRICE tomerew, | UE vast avesasenks yard 25 Dozen Japanese 2-C | ees meme ar ' ‘ m4 | Standard l 4 Special i Overstock lot of rose- | 200 Heavy Nickel-Plated ff} 4 ’ ‘ tpt “wity | on Sati Copper tes kee f ¢ FOr FRIDAY and § Housewives’ Syndicate Creamers, with em- | tles, with enameled han- Hf) apc border; very die and knob; no rust; < no leak ; rgains Tumblers, 3¢ Each. Blown 10-ounce Table %, full finish, Fri Poultry Netting For Less 150 Running Feet Best Galvanized Hexagon ENTERPRISE Hdwe. Co., lac. 409 PIKE ST. } - { , Vo cece nennneee i] Dust Pan, 6¢. 10 Doven Heavy Japanned 9} lity Dust Pan, good quality 6c} Sc Doz. Two for 15c Friday's {Positively for Friday Only) with round handle ; special Friday Pure Lard and Sat ont die. me count one-half the re window Cast Nall Hammer, ed... Me Mesh Poultry Netting, 5 feet Mang Saws, can: steel Made, polished $3.39 Razor Hone, 15¢. wide, special Friday, roll . {Union Bakery? 1 OC g Cafe a Pound or iret fingers med |e rouble of @ vial _ Gas Toaster, 23¢. Well Known Vul Toaster: toasts bre d This Hone i612 genuine “The Pike Street Money Saving J 4 aly and can be used on John Escher German Wa 217 PIKE ST. Store. Ming. 2. 4. 6. 8, 10-8. lengtha, Stove ; ter Hone; no better phaxsmyfyen’ $ Manta, geek, ourvieuntle a ssa] |STATE MARKET The Klein & Logan Short pee one) wipesed | Gener Shae anal 407 Pie Street Grocery (0., THETOOLHOUSF EwOTY handle with hickory han- Phones: Main 935; Ind. 935. 201 and 803 Pike Street. COCA l Friday 15¢ dle; special 63c Strictiy high grade meats and poultry at public market prices. Special for Friday and Saturday 1». Main 989; Ind. A 2987, Up-to-Date Signs. A.E.GREENUS& CO Wall Paper and Canvas Gloves, 5¢. Heavy Fleece We ring or men hao “ special, pair . SPECIAL! STRICTLY FRESH RANCH Eggs 30c Dozen We also handle the best cof not re % Sel pot roast, Extra 3 LBS. HALIBUT 25c, Free Delivery. ee Canvas en; foe in te casted dat! ai 4 Crescent Market 3 (9.05 °2.0 ks Paint Supplies & butter can’t be beat. Give us a Painting and Paper Hanging. * trial Sole Agents Chi-Name! Varnish. jor - sd tote MADISON BUTTER CO., Estimates Given. 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET we win Gee 117 Madison Street. 1412 First Avenue, POOOOO OOOO SOOO OCOSOS POOPOSSPOOOSSOOS OSS OOO OOOOOOOOOODOSOOOOOOO® VOTE FOR Charter Amendment No. 11 It limits the saloon area to the bust- ness district. Restricts the number of saloons. Prevents any more corner saloons. Provides for the ultimate removal of saloons from main transfer corners. Full text of amendment, with map, can be obtained from the office of the committee, 416 Bailey Building. L. J. COLMAN, WM. M. CALHOUN, E. SHORROCK, cxecutive Committee, The Burdett Co. LEADING vanes TO PLANT. Apples irachan THE BURDETT Co. Office 000 First av Main 8053, 906 Piest ay DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC, Stocks, Bonds, Grate Private Both Phones——21? Orders Bxecuted for Investment A wn. QueenCityDairy Prop, Ratablished 1858 Wires, 304-305-206 Ateste Bldg. er on Margin | ONLY $10 DOWN rarteed will take a | O21 Pike st beautiful Piano | Phones—Main 1106; Ind, A 1688. to your home. Pianos that usually sell for | HAIR SWITCHES, SPECIAL not less than FOR FRIDAY ONLY. $26 to $50 down can be - aa B sf M H I ‘en San Francisco Hair Store Dotiars, deliv 1401 First Ave. | } a! can POOOOOOOOS || bee Used Planes Warranted up. PAPER FRIDAY AND SATUR: New Pianos $225 up. Full Set of Teeth $5 DAY. KOHLER & CHASE, 1318 Second Av. s FS GUSTAVE MUHL P, AINT C0. (Opposite Arcade Block.) Associated Dentists SEATTLE. Both Phones. 219 Pike Street. ?. —Cai mailed free. logue and prices New Management 1112 SECOND AV: