The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1908, Page 4

BY Srawruscisnine co Every AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephone Private exchanges connecting all parte Buliding — Sunset, Main 1060 and Independent Ask for the department or the name of the person " BALLARD STAR AGRNCY—92) Maliord av , PF kvenere svan AGKNCY—itomer Beene $931 Rocker Divered . arrier Ne tree eopice x J TO MAH SURSORINENS— The dare he adidvens label Of each paper. When t bph net eat paid tn advance. your ‘ef Gate © address label & Precet Kotee Y SUBSCRINERs 49 t« a a ee THAT FORGED PETITION The difference between the appeal ad ‘pi Mayor Moore and the appeal advocating #. Miller is that the nan there by the men whose nar ed to the latter were to a very agers of the Miller campaign This charge of forgery is a ver if it were untrue would be i tpon whom it rests. Chilberg, Well-known men, What do the people of Sea Chis? Can they trust a man should he be elected, by John Miller is no better than That it is men wl sible to the people for the forgery of the names to the peti THE SEATTLE STAR Wa A-clam matter ’ expires te f o liet A change aot ain gtth send you ‘ we ue every « our e #8 pertect service D. Hofius, Albert Schubach and a score save coee! STAR DUST | in office who will be controlled oO wo 1307.1909 Seventh av of the any oF twenty ay ating the election John the election of dd to the rmer ced bears, while the names eat extent forged by the ma y serious one. It is one that} ediately resented by the men true is vouched for by J. I of other wt of thing? He his managers is respon A Werd From Josh Wise. tion. There may be no crime in this forgery, but there is de ceit of a contemptible sort | Siceess ain't John Miller goes about Seattle, calling “liar!” wherever peo-| won ‘thout effort com in th aw ple will listen. With his right hand raised above his head and! of a farrin win de @ voice that fairly trembles with emotion, he declares night} r ala’ @ belr | after night that of all the candidates for mayor he alone is pure, Lanai, i and that the men who are criticis are common, ordi j | mary liars | And yet Mr and Post-Inte encer and the that spats managers of the Miller campaign lied when they caused this forged Miller petition to be published os mueeis then. by And they lied in such a foolish way, for t had to dodae a of they must be found out ot eee ‘The management of the Miller campaign has made some | Hie Star very foolish breaks during the past ten days, but this last one fs the most serious of all BECOMING DESPERATE | An astrologer snuffed, with catarrh 80 comsulted whee doctors afarrh | Who told him his ne |. Mast eer come to b For that was his unlucky starrh RH. BURD Right Kind for Him Poon said the walter there Desperate indeed is the plight of the Miller campaign. jt» @ copper outside ard be wants PWith support rapidly dwindling because of boomerangs in t! bs mer} is x und whe » What form of the famous Mackintosh letter to Sheriff Smith and A copper?” laughed the restaur i ameail' The liad” asia i anawers ¢ re | ant proprieto Yh make bim a} the more recent forged Miller petition, the managers of the | ti "Sahawich”—Chicago News campaign are resorting to politician in order to stem the tic The Post-lotelligencer, whict fing but praise for Mayor Moore ticularly that of the police depar every to every unprincipled speaker who will take the platform and heap abuse upon the heads of M penstein The Post-Intelligencer has discovered that for two years it has been deceived—that Mayor weakest kind of an ad ment has been rotten to the core. And the Post-Intelligencer ¢ it is now sincere. It expects the people of Seat Miller, who is conducting a campaign upon brewers and the promised saloonkeepers of this ¢ Miller's election, they will be p devices their saloonkeepers in saloons— whose Support of every element that is vici self dragged the office of prosec level of the gambler and the lawbreaker in other respects—- who, when he was a partner of a mayor of this city, de fended crim tion of the police department—th would have the people of Seattl Seattle is to be saved. There was a time to take a chance with such a candidate as Mr that time has passed. off with good, clean civic goverr the votes of a majority of the mer 1inistration, and that the police depart als operating in Seattle and under the protec method known t Few men who get into deep wa o the cheap | le. | n for two years has had noth and his administration, par- } tment, is le ing its columns | ayor Moore and Chief Wap Moore has given the city the | 1907 BATH ROBES GO AT $5.00 Former price was $# | bel 1 These will s op rlie at xpects people to believe tha be just Ge odd west year as ‘ ‘ this, but you will eave us the tle to believe that John F | ’ trouble of caring for them of the have ¢ money ’ through the summer season if whose And you'll representatives ity that, in the event of Mr you buy them now ; a bargain. They are ali o tall ¢ , yutall gaat oe handsome, having been made @ seceiving the from the best materials tn be s and vile—who has hi coming blanket terns. Chetce pat uting attorney down to the at. 95.00 Bronze Special Sale Thursda Friday and Saturday 2% per cent discount on our Linen Specials _ Some Winners That Are Slated | for the Riddance Sale Tomorrow. Just Note. | @-inch Cream Damask at 330— Several different choose from patterns to en- A splendid cloth tire line of Bronze—nothing re- for every day family use. Sale | served. These goods are of the price tomorrow | highest character, made as only a yard .. . 33c the Japanese can make them. Jar- dinieres, Odd Vases, Hall Lamps, |]]] 100 Glass Toweling Be—Good 18 Gongs, Burners, Umbrella Stands inch Glass Toweling —odd in design and the finest ]q) morrow only «0... 8c work of the Japanese artist | 740 Toweling 60-—H inch A o—Heavy 18-1nch Great Savings in Real Art Things. Cream Toweling, special at -— a mamas — ' the oP WU atte these 6c M. FURUYA CO. 806 Second Ave. 806 Second Ave. | i a | 25¢ Stockings Stocks, Bonds, Grain ° Keystone Lump $5, Nut $4.50 FOOT OF YESLER WAY. PHONES: Main 4372—Ind., A 2239. GEO. BERRYHILL POPSOSOOOD | DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. BROK ree, Executed for Investment of on Margins Alaska Midge 15c Black Cot fine r Children Stocking lar 2he Regu H. L. KLEIN The Rest Shoe Repairing in | the City While You Wait. 217 JAMES 5ST, stocking tion guaranteed with every pair 15¢c ‘our money paly c back A | pends on kee Washingto WeTuMeT NO -4.- 5-6 7-8 AL LIKE TD BY JOSH ber much ne the *! an thet A Well Known Play Versus Reationm He ts of the roma of poets What are the The ind that think no troubles ax lox have groceries ville American de mouth shut.— plunde wrested Well mandar GETTING HIRAM MARREED.--8d. 14 -— HIRAM PASSED UP! ot the mone to convert ae w sought to be jous Experieace . to Seattle, as ane were OMge well as other cities, that it i* a The ous marked the kindly | wise prudence to briag a new ct ane tbe © * ars. The certainty that at a oe the the end of his term the city ey > think urer m over the city funds to be he lt, to a new man, who, for his own Loulaville Cs Jourua protect yefore taking offictal | responsibility, must know precisely Ever Notice That how h and just where the pub A cook book recipe alw calls for| Me funds a t have proven ingredi quantities that are| to be prudent safeguards, and they too j should not ant Hghtly aside 1 rea that those porting A Musica! Comedy Phrase | thie amendment can any that This in gay Yo the offtee of city t surer ix not Aud who are the nad-faced Jucted along the old lines, which peop a the one-term precaution nec T are the gay New Yorkers. @nnal t t it is no longe a trust Loutsyitie Courier Journal or custodian relation, as former! but @ great clerical and accounting Poor Girl! department; that the bonding of Kyes once bright lack luster now; the treasurer by responsible tndem Wrinkled is the marble brow nity companies, with thetr system What a shame! of investigation, and the uaming of Grecian nostrile, be It anid certain banks as city depositartes, | With a Cixed and hectic red le fixed rules and safeguards Are aflame establinbed by state law, all tend jto remove the elements of risk and Cheeks are of 4 saffron hoe ger which necessitated te old And & most unwhalesome blue term safeguard T 1 eciating all this argument at It ts © falrest belle its full worth, | am old-fashioned Never looks so well enough to believe that the city With the «ri treasurer is still responsible for Poi the people's money, and that it is r . WILL HIRAM PAR? (wor ver) Their Share. The Chinese noted that « lot of Phila thet was to be sold In America commented an educated it tem't a dead will be sent over here adetphia Lad Winding Up the Month With a Great Clearance of Remnants | and Odd Lots The climax of real bargain giving Included in this sale We have sold ” mm ched garments are going at about one-third the forme other varieties of merchandiae are set to the sat tainly going the limit. Read the as below dise tomorrow and -- CHARMING LACES At Special Prices for Friday's and turday’s Sale. Laces up to 25 for 8—White and ecru and inselT judge for you 2% to 7 inc wide, igs ‘ the yard -~ Cc Laces up to Bc at 2c a = Imitation Chantilly Lac@, tn black onl edges and ner tions, to 2 inches wide, sale price 4 Point de and Torchon Laces 3c—I lar prices ran up to fe a ya Width p to 4 tach ch Se SILKOLINES 10° Best quality Silkolines, in all the new erns and most charm Dep mt ou se fleor 10 2C ard Whi ni m in the offerings a bargain bat when prices and many #, it ls cer See the merchan. BARGAIN SPOT. WOMEN'S 50c DRAWERS AT 25e¢ Mustir with lace qualit fi and embroidery Reg ar and finiat d sert edaty ret Drawe rina ae ART GOODS Embroidery Silks 4e—For I 5 Aniatic, Fi'oselle and Roman Fip in a ides Stamped Doilies each Re Pure anid reg xo each 5c McCarthy Dry Goods Co Howard J. Sheehan, Mgr. Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver temples Part COTTERILL’S REVIEW OF =: PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS cen Sa BY GEO. F. COTTERILA Amendment No. 12-——Official Prim ing ' 1 ) nt ad award for the ef rivting, b ¢ jestguate the “elty offielal new \ ‘ f city eounetl ertive if fecided tmprovement 6 on Une d should be ad The vext step will be # ett ficial bulletin, published by th of our la cities, 7 t vi wis 13 and ha Amendment No. 15—City Treasur er's Term. This amendment te brief, ove pying only three lines In the offi cial publication. But, brief as it lis, the reader would obtain no 14 jot ite meaning and effect without comparing it with the present leharter provision The amendinent » to wtritee out these signifiesnt words in the present section 6, artiele IX., vie for present ch shali not woutlve ar Two Days’ Riddance Sale GO TOMORROW AT HALF, And there choose = fr DRESS GOODS REMNANTS «a fine assortment to “mn Every short bength te of skirt and waist lengths and even whole suit | patterns are included—in silks | and wool dress goods, black | and colored and all kinds of | handsome mixtures The ac cumulation of sever w@he » ing are offered for sale morrow half the regular price Now if you have any nee fe a good ne dress or * t and want to save half the cost youl! buy here morrow at HALF PRICE $15 to $30 Suits at $5.00 $18 to$30 Caracul Coats $5 $10 to $20 Raincoats $5.00 is man the Post-Intelligencer |] Xt * were the matter with these garments | If you have ever worn a carscul cloth coat | Cravenette and Cloth Coats, all 1907 styles << s 1 except that they are 190 i atyh « oF c not o7 vmne %. % and full lengt Some of the sizes ie believe must be clected if} all styles. Not you know they are not only handsome an f ngth Some of th & new 1908 suit In the lot, but the ma warm but they are serviceable. Only are missi but if you find the t you | terials are just as good as if they were this | . & 0 carry & etuue ene want you get it at a half to a fourth of tle would have been willing + ar's Ls ds. by you want « good service them f next yea d tn order to the former price. Not a single garment tn able sult and don't care for style, you'll get a littl sey out of the lot we place th pliection must remain here Saturday ; Miller. But be among the luc women them all on tomorrow night and if you are at all in This city has learned that it is better who will buy one of these to $5 00 and Saturday gardiess of $5 00 teres they will certainly $5 00 ament, and on Tuesday next | j -intaais daescervans tempos “ sider emcees ae i 1 of this city will so proclaim. | sop ete ‘ | vp pire Pho alot $15 VELVET DRESS SKIRTS AT $5, | $7.50 SILK PETTICOATS $5.98 } CHILDREN’S DRESSES AT HALF. Bo 4 beasties among them. All well made | These are dandies. Made of choice silk in | Both wool and cotton, but all 1907 lee and good styles. Hecause they belong to both black and colors, You ean search | 4 n pe! » a lowever, the dresses are Just * a | the 1907 stock we do not want them a the town over if you like and you'll not iit ‘ “ys " os gree minute longer, so come and get them to find their equals at anything like the Qaasy SAS Wi) Weer Oe Oe ns OS 8 morrow. You can have your pick 5 00 price. Cholee of the lot 3 98 they were made in 1908, Take your pick of the lot at only . ‘ ‘ | tomorrow, at esi. piesevad $ ‘ t ow at HALF PRICE DOMESTIC GOODS Offer Attractive Specials for the Riddance Sale Friday and Saturday. 10¢ Canton Flannels at 6%4c— Mill remnants of bleached Car ton F nels, not being part of the regular stock, but good 10¢ qu t go in the Riddance eat as 12e Canton Fiannels at 8—Thi is 28 inches wide and a heavy quality v because t offered in the Riddance sale 18 Canton Flannel 100e—Full bleached and 28 inches wide extra heavy and r y a good ba nin at Se a y 12' 4 Percaies at 10c- vot yard small fis ea; b it com in le t w not more than 15« Percales 10' A better qualit the pereale quoted above but sacrificed tomorrow in the ja ' ale at awa Cotton Goods Remnants — A! orts, in colors and faney pat terns, to close out the lot HALF PRICE eee oe nee occas nem should not be belleve thi , od ent No. 17. Lig ht ter Accounts ang "110 be made ant wat - Ye . “F SCCount, ‘ TOMQUTOY's tons - now to have tt checked The bite wih ba ¥ 4A and er deze ie , { . | collected, Teemtgiag ete v Th y the ctty tree tlie 3 colpts tor Hing, © am 1 wid soot 10 be the equtl « - 4 : ve tm, and prog ee Hill need mmethiog 0 t " ; the aecouny ' awl tre Oo . wn it fa Pr minate the personal tn FE p on Ox ff confidence at 1 Reports, © box to ta t saen dent prov « the peo ¢ i s not moi de ta \ oe . f a bie valal oanelay bs id m ft th a « affairs to be of the em * herefor, It must he vin if bly the cashier and chief ready wot © (han 20 agp under civil . Pp preceding . Phere hy this depa papery: & n : tment © d remain a8 a relle of ° ; _ Id apotls system. ‘ ’ Amendment No. 1% should et "i and finally turned _ - down wo , - € Amendment No. 16 — Immediate | Cal! of any Payment Local Improvement , ments is amen nt a i a Seenise of the necosse he city of the existing charter provision The prewent Charter provides The changes made are slight and £4048, apparently Providing technical, bat will prove to be ports, and Wilt yy 1900. This Ait ota, helpfal and economical to both the «in practice be adopted. nt roli« are, by the | Amendment Ne, 1 required to be made “in| for Examiners of Apgheane r4 In the engineer's depart going to the comp le one copy Licenses of Engineers to Tay Charge of Steam Sellers er for pern nt record, the This amendment remove, other betng transmitted, through! words “without pay” ad Ly the comptrotier, to the treasurer! the city council to provide for collection purposes. The p the cor saline tor the baat ent provision requires the comp | (three examiners who ape troller to prepare a certified copy for the tr The oth ge is the elimina tion of the provision whieh requires the entering of the delinquent a» sessments on the annual tax roll for the current year againet the delin quent property. This amendment provides that the efty treasurer will collect such delinquent assess j with the important duty of jing and certifying for cense all engineers in charge of any steam der pressure im the elty. This is a work { faithful it should compensation should be adopted. “ ° ) | ments, which will avoid confusion | = and division of accounts I wee no reason why these! can buy “fy your hat of RN. Brooks & the Band Co., 1331 Becoad ay. eee | ride home. : MOTsALe ©THE G KER~9 ‘ —_ DRUG DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR 9013-1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE ST WESTLAKE AVE. — Te En RANE e me PO6T-OFTICE SUBSTATION 7 at TE UP ome STORE IND. 2915 ~ ~ MAIN WE Of FREE TO rece mst RAZOR all kinds of shavers—the the old style These Here's good news for shavers who uses a nafety the man with hold good for WEONESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY. Fine Hollow Ground Razors—Worth from $1.50 up to $3.00. your choice for Quaker Spectal “1177 Razor—Never sold for less than $3.06, $ Henckie’s Famous No. 40 Ra A bargain for $2.54, Sey Gem Junior Safety Razor, Complete With 7 Blades—Neheaing a stropy Per set -. ee Auto Strop § Razor—Regular) 4.3 Ever Ready Safety Razor, With 12 Blades—Reg ctal Double Swing 8 Genuine borsehide; worth 35¢ Foil Me in all grades, at cut prices Styptie Pex each : se aa Lundborg’s Talcum Powder—Regutariy 25c. Special, per can. Squibb's Surgical Powder—Stops bleeding instantly, just the for every shaver. Special, per can eri Bay Rum—# ounces J Quaker Shaving Lotion—Fine for use after shaving. Large for - Cold Cream—Absolntely pure and delicately scented, an rose odor for FEE Z Witeh Hazel A soothing application for the face ounces for ; The Quaker Drug Com 1013-1015 FIRST AV. Two Stores FOUR’ . Another shipment of pretty Spimg Outfitting Co. Suit Styles arrived yesterday and already been unpacked i Incorporated We will be very pleasedto have come tn “and look at them—you « fashion’s newest styles, while le than very latest prices are more reasoni other st In Jown, notwithstanding # liberal credit service and the payment privilege” we exteod. The “‘Merry Widow”’ Is Here With Her Hats Second Avenue and Union Street “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” We request the pleasure of your company at# VICTOR CONCERT to be given in the main room of our store No. 1406 Second Avenue 28th, at eight o'clock on Friday evening, Feb Admission free. SHERMAN, CLAY & C0. MOVING AND BEKI NS STORAGE CO., tnt CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. ! GOING EABT COMING WEsT GOING SOUTH COMING NORTH Cut Freight Rates on Household Goods Tel! your friends to take advantage of our low offer almost half the freight is saved on shipments, large by our private car aystem We can tell you to a cent what your freight will com Phones—Main 1683) Ind, 71 FIRE PROOF ®TORAGE. MOVING; PACKING