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Want Ads Telephone Them To Us And We Will | MONEY TO LOAN, iT) eran LOAN CO. The Mullen, 32) Ballard av. opp | City Hall, Phone, Ballard 305. MAIN OFFICH-—-Seventh av, between Union and University 0; Ind. 441 The Star candot guarantee y or Assume sonsibdth of any kind oc telephoned adver = furntere Yoreee_ ete Lt New York Bide COMM EI Eaiabtished Nead Offi-« Torog’ Over 300 brane? | Vike papapTeeyT }Meatio Branch V Molt, Mer Ankeny. oe rincipal e q te OPTICAL CO. Rurope erthore, Gash Ride. Fourth and Pike. Proposals ‘arg requested for the ore teg of the FISUBRIN® and MINEw bailainge for, the AL ARMA NOKON-PA civic ¥x Battion “ry are pow mirectap ot mon “Eee pounds fare’ ATTORNEYS A a cAW Dancing quetanieed ¢ private | — 1 at sole. ort Aitred Oteile feattia . ~~ a Russet BK Fare “ ohidren 5 22a, Mt Pee < t to cal ‘ ferniohed. Beattie Pallern First Ay 8 Ind Phone Main 196 pe. TISTS. SOCIETY NO. FOR SALE—FURNITURE, ADIAN BANK OF Mates A great bank! ted Interest allowed o@ |PUGRT SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF RMA TT 2 im, 629,000 prac 8 REAL ESTATE DEALERS. OD WiLLMAN, Lf 3 Times Bide | weno DENRENG Vi) New Yoru | LINC OLN BEACH __|Fauntleroy Park Car! ie pleased to an nh ot ° AClé THE SEATTLE STAR > UESDAY, MARCH 3, 1908. DTHERS NOT IN IT WITH THIS HIGH FLYER THE WRIGHT BR BLOWN TO ‘ATOMS ) Mareh * - WOUNDED IN A SALOON BRAW (By United P SPOKANK, Warh I | } | Two men were inatantly. kille by an explosion near Marcus, the Washington & Creat Northern. | ® believed to be dead pred, whik sufforing trom beuls An the re t i ane Do people, © ndslide had occurred two yf ; Ae 4 and the the Rest ees in et | miles south of Marcu A wreck Aanshind fad eeated in the Charge for one tnsertion, 100 Tolman, 19 WOE | ing crew was putting tn a blast . f age, w t and we 1 fire dealt timmy is to clear the track and a sti t A , fire directly a hie per line, -Seven words to the ||) ATARY LOANR uy dynamite had been placed tn one gy: wl Bod dlr wrt : | ine. Three times, one cent a EP Rion beiine «tof the holes, An Itallan began t Bese : oll wit hb & r0mn, ug | it wa word. One month, 6c per lice vege gerne tamp it with bin drill, Not a piece rhe thee . Krabbed | by of bim had been found at last re betng ph a ear . ' th ne i aced per day. te porte. a . biniot man Wither 5 Minimum charge for as “ad” " the Mint t 4 ; % Prov 00 conta, cena Miatinaes, tee sts Mebl | PMANK WATRRHOUNE aie bar, where Une 1 tact thie BALLARD AGENCY—P. 1 W - partake of lunch. Som oft t in the Bip he hag ANTHMAC TRA AND JAPA TEMINOLS COALS, WANE BRIGUETTES aed te BURMA LAND CEMENT a 308 Horke tite KILLED BY ial DYNAMITE ree MONTH iT “OUGHT To BE WORTH wy, ANA THAN A Bonk INTERNAT ne at Amerten 4 FLY, soon . 1 he uy y United Press.) to fire, one oe a FARM® AND ACREAG 4 | NANAIMO, H.C. March 3— |p Miller rashed ™ NO Fred Mille 0 years « was his coat cu hack ty ; bow Se instantly killed meas here while (light the fuss sim one | | blasting. He bad two shots ready | we ' lowing win i glare on the % footsteps mingled with one PLUNGED TO DEATH —| | pitwh it d Muelier ‘ es | (By United Press.) P wh + excttiely =| r Th ’ vel | GRAND FORKS, B.C, Mareh 3 . Loma Crabbing QU ARTER ACRES Mike Moylan, a brakeman on 6 men, this fe one of the slag engines, while at- edt Everybody to hen the fire was orm $400 EACH |tempting to jump on the engine |last night at 12 o'clock, minved his | footing. under the engine and | meyor |was killed instantly. His head and | hoce dreseed theam body were terribly mangled. The the } | deceased wan 30 years of age and | counci leaves a wife and two young chil | ing the THIt FINS TRACT i t Y oP | det jdren. He was an American by| The fire Senedt ae birth and was a brotheriniaw to | Fred Hilton, ap clectneay | Miles Barrett, the Granby smelter | caused « loss of $800, pees 8 Mrs _hittes who tad SLANDER SUIT IS == NE wire WALKS ALL THR Wal TO PROFRKTY ALBRADY nvenat TE RTE eS SE oscosrcco- A FEW WORDS® ABOUT. A FEW SENATORS FILED FREED( idea Fovaiture Co restocki teas for furniture mew, 18% Mais 2332 of Ind. bere ot Siatitery, test hae well om % : OPTICIAN 5 1 manufacturing ~_FURNITUURE WANTED. MILLINERY. ae | Option! Co. 149 Arcade; | complaint to the asking for damages tn the amount superior court BY GILSON GARONER. | Pennsylvania. He |e the open andy ad WASHINGTON. DC March 8 fp at representative of special} a very ¥ the people have interests, the confidante of corrup of $16,000 against H.C. Gill, ¢ ————— chance to do a litile t “ *) tiontnts, who have sought and are | |date for reelection as council erating ¢ United State seeking to debauch the Republican |from the Third ward on the repub- Bank Absconder | and making it a little more reaben. party sod to steal the Hepoblican @¢ * *# * * @@ *@ @ & @ & &@ & @ *® licen Uicket |atve to the @emands of the pagplg,| Romination. He te a man whose | « 5 slanderous remarks | This year thére are some pe PISS) personal habite make him of iittle) @ ELECTION RETURNS. ® are said to have been made by G Will Remain j who seek reelection, and Win] “e.e%e" 1% his Philadelphia con | #® ®\in Madrona hail, 2ist av. and —orae | mntatet Suet as well be Fetired |stituente—hablts which, on at least|# The Grand, The Seattle, #{ferson st, on the night of Fet CALE | MUEDE Saat ae well Oe Ferre’. cma [one occasion, have made it neces | The Lois and the Coliseum ®|In which Gill Is charged with ha Mexican sieht expire in 1909, and who are there | sary for the senate to clear the) ®@ theatres will announce » wing secnsed tery of having de | fore now campaigning for theie re-| Stlleries and go into executive | ® tion returna between acts to- # |serted hie in sSieiihen: tan aeek Gat sion. Penrose ix the acknowl # night. according to the an- #| Creek, Colo. to to j — rae Albert J. Hopkine of Iinols j be ad of the most reeaghy re rotten | @ ne come made by the #/ with pve woman. The " n political organization in America| @ various managements this # | ment ts declared to have been wu tg tances Boe Saman wn sid Quay Republican machine of | @ morning in the presence of Dr. I. N. Richard-| SAN DIB 30, Cal are Jos. B. Foraker of Ohio. nnsyivania. He ts responsible | @ # son, R. B. Richardson, W. J, Todd re or Cae rl Chas. W. Fulton of Oregon eda panh aay toe a mech pa ig - Alielielichetaieheetaielelel 4 and Alexander Hutchinson tne jons of Attorney FP. Rusia Jacob H. Gailioger of New Hamp = WINSHIP BRO@ a - state house and the colossal scat: | “Elijah” Tonight a vb: = a oma . Heory C - th which are now being aired in| The Choral-Symphony soctety peconder of J Ci “ Henry ©. Hansbrough of North courte: ta eouseqaence of thall'wil sia “Eilek” at the Meare who sought release Yakota , senada jail because tie y had ie is the tool of the eaire to so! Weldon B. Heyburn of Idaho. ' ne { the Haer/ theatre tonight. The soloists are} extra. Thos. C. P - coal trast, the Pennsylvania railroad! al) well known here, and will be tt of New Yor i j “ 7 | the pra AB the chavo enmed edlianare ain 22e &. Slmne ard oll : supported by a chorus of 160 COUNCIL = : Y " Ané yé * Penrose will prob an orchestra of 60 pte ngage p voices and an orchestra of 50 |treaty between this Wig ape Len rd ate — ably be reelected. Pennsylvania] Walke: interests to thrive; who hill off | 0a" 2 political seston ariecesl A corset wee i custody of hin jailer smallos ute n ‘ jedup Jj cornetiat ho can soar sky | } The meeting of the city counell eview of the case by parcels posts tn FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU resin of the paffball ward like # grand opera tenor, a } ls ‘ Georgetown was f er of foreign affairs at Jos. It, Foraker is not the kind of | mimic who is decidedly clever, and ag ae lah, but ite yo ‘ot Mexi = . man typified by either Hemenway, | several satisfactory sketches are Penrose, Platt or Hopkins. For|the winning points of the new bill booming O-toxt express companies who fight forest weted te wien bee dhe preservation in the interest of the niet today in Times biock —t@ lumber trust © oppone rate regu "' . tation in the tr t of railroads lca a = ranen. is more like the angele of! which went on at the Coline . ~ laying beng 8 cow kill Philipptve tartff revialoy ‘ — We oS © amg) sear, ers Tare Coss ip onty S008. be: ald phos aoae’ kanthccgh te Paradise who revolted against the! yesterday. The usual illustrated & cord, not “Ay ES Gnnereney short, are opposed to things honeat | Almighty and fell He used to b€/ song and the moving pictur Maren SRS nn ee, | as f helpful and who do ail in ther |& kikht fighting for the oppressed; | round out the program, which Is 20 regtet tent R ® a on o have @ folio g of con eal — Mark Attorneys yeare t CITY REAL ESTATE power to help on the designs Tor to haves following well up to the Sullivan & Cons, ~ ons, valiant young men; he | gine standard Colman Biock. re Jones Whart, | Anderson Supply Co, foarte Phones~L ~~ OCULISTS AN +a ot MSTEAD MD. s 3 ‘ wondaye eoee ‘fitted i7 Mitel want it) chance, must Rave money soon The ater [2108 Firs: | Phones Main sis, 1 Bewine New Home Standerd. en, drop San entiofiog Main 1976 Machines Singer De Wanting re land near Firet ave Fideap on or ft NOTICE MWEAT FRERHOLT PHOTOGRAPHERS: SUPPLE ro FARMS ANU ACREAGE. | Just What You Are and seq these tre "| Water Front o watert nd and You MeLend i r nonee ring machines Cha =~ as bowen tind WEST & WHEELER 09 COLMAN BLIN earoore, 29 Ma BAGGAGE, STORE FIX Z L. d hs 10 People's hard tracts, those people who belong tn jail but . 4s <1" ¢ are stil) wearing broadcloth and used to be a syed agais ra Ohio's Ask the Man presenting our principal cities with |COTTUPt machine, he used to be the | At Pantages’. art galleries. | flery chars of the veteran—the} Hickey d Nelson, in an eccentric Take a man like Hopkins for ex. | herok of a man who Was) acrobatic and contortion act; Col ample. His record is bed. He is} P**® Mets, bardy In can’! by and May, the ventriloquist and | tricky, but in spite of all hie tn. |pelane and never flinching when he | the dancing doll; the Three Blos genulty It te perfectly evident t/t"? the call of duty, That leone in “The Pumpkin Prince”; > takes the trouble toj Ws Foraker used to be and Herbert, the frog man, are the| record, that he has served |(Cme the day when ¢ special features of the new bill! were pa Gn which began @ week's run at Pan the Interests and not the people. | | Ohio, and Foraker sold out himself cat euhenteans | He pretended to be for rate legisla | ang iis constituents to the special sg neay: © wpe Ippon Aalst dagen ry gee became thelr hired | back to committee at the eritical At The Star. | brain. That te the Foraker of to day; a polished, briitiant quent |man—but gone wrong—a pian with- | lout a scruple 1 without a thought} of loyalty to the office or the people who have put him there. As to some of the others Interests represents the land fraud Comedy rules at The Star this k. The new bill which went terday has for headliners and Sheldon in an amus jing playlet; May Rerdelie and her [Village CutUps; Rieby W. Craig monologist; Frank Hayes and Anna Suits, dancers and singers and the Stadium trio of bats, stage of its consideration. The com mittee was hostile, and such a re quest betrayed Hopkins’ hostility Hopkins has become rich while he + |has been a congressman, He was many years in the h se of re a | sentatives, and has reared a large family; he st 1 as & barefoot | interests which Frank Heney fought newaboy. He now has plenty of this |jn'7yer\s Wyk) world’s goods. He practites law | Heyburn is of the same type His firm has had many cases before | eee eon ne eee rewdy the departments. He practices poli-| NOUR") Stent by the Idaho peo ties in the Interest of a guaranty Ma company be is mixed up with out in} Iinols. He works with a corrupt} political machine in Chicago. He At The Orpheum | rman Hardy, concertinist; the yma, globe rollers; Ellen Brad. ham, the Silly Kid; Lottie Meaney & Co, in the “Bowery Bud"; and ifman Brothers, blackface com. edians, are headliners of the new bill which began a week's run at the Orpheum theatre yesterday vie Hansbrough began by serving the Jim Hill rallroadk, and is part of the Ka jratiroad machine in N Dakota hax had his relatives and famil¥Y on} iy, nas been a railroad and trust ¢ federal payroll aahingto! vert ys Aon ae yon ington | vote whenever needed in the senate, penalise on amas ahi wilt fs very smooth withal recelversh Gallinger ts the instrument of the he story of the unfitnens of Continued Attractions. } |the Southern Pacific railway. Levi Thos. Collier Piatt is « stale pne.| oson & Maine railroad. but et The Seattie—"A Royal Slave i . also as the tool, in Washington, D.| |) ae | Every schoolboy ought to know:by!@ ‘of the local traction and gas com. | ™elodrama. | * ‘ this Ume who Is the greatest dis.) ig, and Bascom) The Lois—"David Harum," com: | Ete — niricr fact that he represents the Van@er+} senators who might be listed In the | Re Recess ee | eer ne, Sor hn | man-R ers t i Jobbis F outfit, tay enee,_ Of notto-be-desired. Geo, The fifth marl 7 sonnei of | me ime cit, Address, FC. Dot lgether with the Western Unio “denivgr ena en tne menator the Seattle Symphony Orchestra oy at 6 24 Telegraph Co. and the United Stated! ~- wr Ol will be given at the Moore theatre a ‘80 Z Ss Express Co., he ts a man of notori/) tomorre night A Mendelssoh r We ously degraded life, and he has ent] Ankeny, ea teat ea De viuphony, ® Goldmark overture, BERTRAND EDOUARD RENDU, VERY FRENCHY, guts himeelf off fro: li dece: saoela rade Agr Seagprenp perc m, DININE | Ore ror G suite F | ™ S cas |tive of the Roston & Ma Sge0s been” cae es = eS ‘ 183 ater ee G2 cash and | Jas. A. Hemenway is the man who Frank Hratdemee iso New Yory,| Dance’ will be included in the BY NORMAN ROSE, | Since that time Read 8 O'H NICHOLA, 0 Union Mork —|Inaugurated hin senatorial career | Now Haven & Hartford man. A_ hy | Presram. in all the waters ng be by ming the special representa i Witteadas wae. the. welihenl rene Staff Correspondent of The Star wa the Juniata, i aa B. patent medicine trust, | sentative of the Chic ano Milwa nee Charlee 8. Hanford. Wi nepen Sena Tree wep » = in soo7 |and fighting pure food legisiation.|~¢ gt Paul before he was of South| Charles B. Hanford, the Shak Aboard, U. 8. 8. Georgia foundiand and Greenland 13 P| He, too, has carried members of bis ’ Mg OUT | Den actor, ¢ s to the M = oe ee ee survivors of the 4 “expedition, All Be et ations are Thursday night, presenting At Bea, Jan. 2¢ family on the government payrolls| go there you are | th opening bill “Antony and 1 do not think there are many t and has practiced similar smal! as his WALLA Ri PRCTA room modern house, $2,106, one-naig | STAfts. He is oppor to the Roose | & & eR ARRAS ee &| Cleopatra,” which will also be pre-| men now in the United \ snd when he gt 1 be i velt administration and polictes, |» sented & Ay Friday ' who sailed with F bs ot basket on bis art B ro modern house, 200; eash 10 sailed with Farragut and is chief political manager for|# Polls don’t close until 8 #/ night Mr, Hanford will ar IN, So says Rertrand Edouard Rendu, | the best place %®. B jthe reactionary combination which | o'clock. Be sure and vote. #/|"The Taming of the Sh and | steward to R Admiral Emory, | vegetables, be it oe B Cord jexints between Fairbanks and Can-| x «| Saturday afternoon Mer land he le propably riskt.. Viadivostok, Port of Spelt P non. He is the tool of the Indiana |&# eek etek ee eee eee chant of Venice Rendu was | atn's aid M aa ds, and was elected by rail} tt ahoas Seale 4 Hobe Rendu was dora iw to b ad influence and money | The Five-Cent Star. es rv : a Tolle, when she took ape ’ 1 has spent t 28 te wf con ib “ s dmira mgt to Constanti Li o, a ities ond only to Platt in the Me New moving pictures and novel |® Polle don’t close until & & |ionte to Se aa ta tuae ok | Uncle Se oa jgrace he brings upon the United | tles r up the bill at the Pive-|® o'clock, Be sure and vote. | 8 Harmony, since retired, was then | three years with Admiral | States senate, is Boles Penrose, of | Cent he will retire, theatre this week | tm OH Coplain of the Frolic two years

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