The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1908, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR-—TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1904 ne Then he returned to private | he would follow the same pollg. |many lawye a od {Clients came to him, he made good) & During the perlod from 1876 fo ® 1960 more money was made tn the! Pittsburg region than ty a any} viher seetion of the count Kuor| “Gn the that th owane “ at the head of the leading | would oul to sea pant law firm, the earnings of which tn the West I lighthouse, thereby later years reached tremendons fig. | endar « the health the in }ures, He took advantage of bus , 1 has ness opportunities, one of which | was @ trust company that now pays mething ike 60 per cent divi won and grew to be a milifor muon x is commonly regarded » members of und trust and Pennsylvania pall if the objection on d lawyer, but his friend say the fully disposed of of jreport is untrue, They aver that be war will t tittoned to send a | was attorney for the old Carnegie | special commission here to investt [Steel Co. Ltd, but that he had | gate no hand in the formation of the jxteol trust. They also deny that he served as counsel for the Pean sylvania railroad 1t in true, howeve that H. C t and railroad affairs. * oon a long-time friend of the senator me = [Tt ie also true that hie apy ment} o was a favor « wylvania machine snted| A. Hemtiton, of Georgetown, 2% eure old, fell asleep close to the * was appointed attorney | Puget Sound act rte by President MeKinley tm /| tracks Inet al near Army The ia of account of the great | third-ratt brake shoe of an oncom jrecord made in that office that the | ing trafu ran over his arn, 1 am | friends of Knox elaim he should be | putation wil) probably be necesmar jo ted p nt The man was ploked up by the They say that in 1902, when many | 'raln crew and taken to the county jof the strong men in the govern nt felt that a constitutional diment would be necessary to hospital ck the erlminal trusts and retl blared the way for all the proseca " nd |tions and Knox conten: Rhe ¢ all the power neod nded nts te th aw would gi he recome ting Commiasion be au (By United Press.) BELLINGHAM, March 3 congress, The iatter i me that the Great Northern ! stalized In the creation of | Way company has inade overcharges burean of corpe The on ehipments of lumber and nan law was amended «| ta. (be aecrens yunt of $8,814, aw providing for quick hearings the Whateom Falls Mill company of rate cases in the United States | bas begun an action in the superior Kaos © ecover this cldentally to stop @ it le claimed has been @ and wi me court was passed got busy | He caused the dissolution of the x | Northern Securities Co. which rep | yeart aud which is still cow —— $$ teres resented an idea whereby lawyers|. ‘The. result of the action will be ce pomsibie fe reaching on account of the fact roads. Me (hat the decision will be a pm deat by which other companies | ing With the railroads will be guid [R STATE—FARE THEE WELL, PHILANDY; ANO HERE'S A LITTLE PLAIN LUNCH jthought they hed t TO HELP THEE ON THY WAY, jthe combination or jinvemted the use of tajunetions by f JACOB WALDECK. place in Pittsburg, an official man. He much prefers to handle the reias Special Service.) ston in Washington, and a fine farm over @ pair of spirited trotters STON Mar. T—Philan. ** Valley Forge. The latter com-) The winter home of the senator re he government. The resnit was that 14 raflroads were enjoined |*@oln the fron: continuing to give discriminat in rates, the Southern cotta » tome | BTbte® 200 acres, and is part of Gen. here ke marked by elomance, but It mes cad a Se cao ant LUMBERMEN’S CASE IS Ket © more oF les" | Washington's camp ground. There | has the true home spirit and is sot came te I eel a cars ecaniidate for the White are five howses on the farm. One ‘a social rendervons. Neither be nor He carried the 4 there has been no of them, oceupied by Senator Knox's Mra. Kaox have been ao ted by ive Crema, whe UP TOMORROW along the line. daughter and her hushand, once | the lure of society Jarge affale® pad b beaten in the lower ¢ } fair advantazes, served ax headquarters for Revol ad been beaten fe - ‘ - adquarters for Revolu- | at the house are limited to such a8 io ine supreme court, and by the application of wit e tionary Gen. Knox are imposed by the obligatt Of 9 decision sustataing the safety work be made good use o The senator bought the farm a official position. Myre. Ko and otteance law. He prosecuted peom (By United Press.) HINGTON, D.C. March % tow years ago, having searched tm | Mrs..Rossevelt are cigs land graft and the pastoffiee| terntate Commerce Coumis stateomaR, at several states for a desirable coun- | and the senator always ons we 4 canes. He secured a. cheer} i! begin taking evidence to werpne jn miud, try estate. He spends every sum (dial relations with the t. | siete te the Panase cond ie 6s the Yunider eight rete Qed bas a good mer there, looking after the crops The latter, however, in the om Rescevelt w letters highly inerease case, whieh the lumber ie Werle. He iv short. and the powltry, driving his fine aged. and one of the best horses and entertaining friends. He de the senate. Hie is ix very fond of his jgenial class of states popular form of amusemegt at the He has twiee offered Knox a ts courteous, cordial farm constets of driving races over | place on the preme court bench. § These who know him # quarter-mile track. Aside trom | —————— Bdelightful person- his horses, Knox finds hin most en- | place high value up jorable recreation in bilitards, a game in which he displays «reat three homes, and al! skill, and in playing golf, He owns There's the family an auto, but ie not an enthusiast ft presidential indormement, has lim fted bis fever to & member cabinet men of the Pacific northwest are 1x against the transconti raitroads that tap their terrt tory. Many lumbermen are here ae T railroads der ation to maine the re attorney the lumbermen tosiet the rates are exorbitant praising him for hie achievements Root did Hieewise in hin apewch de ' red in the 1964 national conven ton You, it vent told bin Knox men ornoral, it was “ft hs fine work «, eet Hae of Anxiety Is Lessened for a Woman If she deposits a her receipts and draws checks nect on thie bank in payment of all bills and Our officers i ed with opening an account Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co. STATILE, WAST. gladly explain all matters ¢ President Vice Preatdent Secretary . Cashier cinicenegeaiigeeatastbagtietin et eae EE EF. Shorrock the Penneyivanian dectined. He LP not a fuidiefal temperament, and his ambition does not ran that way Knox was born at Brownsville, Pa. where his father was cashier of ja country bank. The or wan sent to college at Mt Union, 0. | After graduation he worked for 2 jtime as @ printer white he was studying law. He was admit to These polished surfaces and strong patent de- A bargain Wednesday, set of RU Sn foc nas eccie, ser anne Hartman Alexander Myera 3. Vv. A. Smith 2 for 25¢. Half-Soles, Pair, 15¢. Sraatity of High | Extra Good Grade Hemlock Opat Gas | Tanned Assorted Size Ladien or Gentlemen's Leather Halt Soles. A bargain, Sweet Pea Seed, 5¢. The best assortment of Sweet Lot of Holland Pea Seed in town; every color Bh) Semi - Porcelaiy | '@esioable; both plain and { ed Saucers, special mixed; all fresh stock 5 i Bix r: ‘ Wernesday, package . c } —_. 38c | Calcimine, 39¢. } Cups, Each, 4¢. A large package of the well at Brown, White Lined known “Dekorato”; ready to Hf! Mat Custard Cups. a spe me when mixed with cold wa rhe | fe me 9c |} package Special Spray Pump, 39¢. Spray Time—The well-known }]} Paultless heavy retinne strong force Sprayer, for rose Spades or Shovels, 49¢. ed ort and Long Has > teding Fork a Short Handle ir Barden or flower 5c steel blade, with 2 ; Spec ach Our Hangers, Se. Bpecial, each - Weeders, 5e. paealy Made 5-Claw Res eball Good Spring stock has just arrived, including SUITS of all kinds and sizes. SPELGER-HURLBUT 2ND AVENUE @& UNION STREET PROBABLY MAIMED. --arrange to come tomorrow --prompt at- tention and satisfactory service the great removal sale full swing— greatest selling activity in history of our business! lly handling large casion—. ng with ex- the most s of the extraordi- luded, such as housewares, of- new, fresh, sea- give srdinary sales, atchabie values reducings represent one-half regular values on most lines— —it is imperative that we reduce 1g into our and therefore « i buyers here ing a full half. all sale prices for cash only no sale goods held for ft tare delivery delivertes made in turn Seattle. of purchase Daughters of the King. The next lar bosiness m ing of the Daughters « King wilt take place March the waidence of th Miss Driver, 318 17th # Men's Club St. Mark's Parish Church The Men's Club of St. Mark's Parish chureh will hold the next social evening March 17, in the ehurch vevtry Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society. » Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent y will meet Wednesday at dat the Temple de Hirsch. The annual election of officers will take place rooms Alliance Franca: Hiebois gave rt paper fe of Alphonse Daudet” the meeting ancaise, at the Mile on the “L laxt evening be of the Alliance I Perry hotel Reception. A reception in honor of Rev. and Mra. T. A. Hilton will t place this evening in the rectory of the St. Clement's parish. Rev. Hilton has recently come from Wen atehee, Wash, to take charge of the St. Clement's parish church, on i Bast Fir He w work March wth and npon his x 24th av Shoes Golden Brown t shade The newe brown Vici Kid Shoes, button. new lasts, All size tle tots to big splendid sole to 11, #2 girls’ and ladies’ sizes. to & @4.7. 11% to 2% to 6, at $22 Raymond & Hoyt 405 Pike St. 25, and fine |ning of this week at the University immediately before and our enormons stocks new store building at the corner of Secc v. fer such furniture savings as wi thou- during this sale, the reductions in most instances be- all saies final and goods sold in present condition. no refunds or exchanges al lowed. mail orders are given prompt atten. tion. ture Co, 1006 to 1016 First Avenue. Tacoma. 1, and the present reception is given as an opportunity for the| purtahtoners and friends to meet b the new the parish Rainier Club Smoker. Over 500 invitations have been (By United Press.) sent out to the smoker to be given| NEW YORK, March 3—The onight at the Rainier club pend-| omer Coama, which went ing the tion returns. A Meht} J supper and @ short musical pro-| round on Fire island yesterday, gram have been arranged for the| decked this morning, without any evening | pparent damage resulting {rom her accident. Ciub Dance. The U and | Clab wil! give « dancing party fn the Renton Club tomorrow ning TO BUILD ROAD. The county commissioners yes Rainier Banquet. | terday called for bids on 8.954 feet The Ratnier club committee is) of macadam road on the south trunk planning tc give a large banquet) evstem from Renton Junction to March 15 in honor of the elected | Orting will be opened on city mayor | March 17 Personal. Papamoa ner ee FE Lewe aed Me. Agbrey EVERETT and EDMONDS Levy, who a now in San Fran-| 2 are expected home next! ; « \A week e vy Lecture s , 3 Dr. John O. Foster of Puget) = ‘ Sound University, Tacoma, will give| gun's, Tet tries, Salty, Leave So a lecture on The Ancient Manu | scripts of the Bible,” March 19, a sp. m at the First United Pres byterfan church. on Thursday eve of Everett, Colman Dock. $084; Ind. 1204. a Fly On The Fiyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 350—Round Trip, 50c. | FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. M. E. chureh Y. M. C. A. Lecture. The Montaville Flowers will be heard tn reading Friday evening. March 13, at the ¥. M. CG. A auditoring Weddings. LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 Miss Florence A. Miles and Mr. | amd 10:25 @. m. 2:05 and 5:48 Burton ¢ Henlein were united in ms marriage February 27 in the manse|[ eBAVES TACOMA «8:98 a of the rst Pre erian church, |} m, and 12:18, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. the Rev. M. A. Matthews, D. D. |] U. SEELEY, Jr., Agent. Seattle officiating | Tel. Main 176. Tacoma— Mrs. Louvania Wampler and Mr Tel. 212. Edward Edwards we = Sunday at Thirty-third . saietceace Tae Poor tea is the older | leaves, not the young ones. There’s too much of it. Union sis, Rev. M.A D. D., officiated. Mr. and Mrs. wards will leave shortly for n New York city their Wenatchee has been selected as the city for the convention of the Methodists of the Columbia valley. | The convention will be held in Sep tembe Your grocer returns your money 1 don’t like Schilling’s Best; | | | | ON ALL DEPOSITS Your Savings Account Is Safe | | Bank is given solely to its pro ation of the nvestment in the best of Here, b tection 4 cause the atte ad to its mortgages and bonds FIRST AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. . | t