The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1908, Page 7

° ° THE SEATTLE STAR =MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1908 7 |Leaos THe wives | @one conde, 01.00 ser deenm: | AOUBLE BREWING IN ("PEOPLE TRICKED ON [te Ss Bee ; R TREASURER’S OFFICE SALOON AMENDMENT 2=°3<'>.- % Rousing TUESDAY Specials | Horseradish, 10e to ibe por Ib. —_—--—--- Kutabagas, 1% tb. iy we 1 declare that during the . men wt 3 % the cam lh it iil ack sites sil : Y Heots, 3 bunches for be, P p " othe ive og iii sign | Br. | or groiniesd eo | anti-saloon people permitted Of an exteting license as th ®| Sauerkraut, 8 Ibe. Sor 100, | Prices Are All in Your Favor Here To gutarday th / any places in the offiee, and that | thomnelves to be bunkood by the | Who took it out, and who therefore! Lettuce, 2 bunches be ihe office of cil ee 0 many Were promised for him by 1 brewery interests in the prepara:| 44 own It & year hay: The city! Lemons, Lhe to 200 per dos. | morrow. terminate on Marcle are others to place hunters Ine return tion of the saloon limite amend citi the, ae ie pave, on eee ee a Pe } ineempreeters, iment (oe aoe Bag oe — it is now ment to the charter iy a Bh on it atlertian, which {6 om Fanay appies, 91.09 to @ | oo y vr him to let o arter iq a etrue other ue « * of ° or b + J J mate wer Gf Wham te coder 40 a at ape that will cause the city a world of tain to involve the elty in muel “nme the c es dia § The Great Selli of Bot Mills abd « for even an appreciable portion of 7 id and e bis ‘ang d Hilgatton y ive to S0e per gallon. more k eed Ones 1 ald a elt offielal this) ‘orporation Counsel Scott Cal jes, 400 each 2 ‘ain Siahaak Of Dehantonn tn the | “They gave way to the demands a9 opinion defining some ~of th Grape fruit, 300 to The | ee oft anie 2A Of the 36 evnctoren! [et the brewery poopie Renews eat ghensre provi fons of the nev Fish—Tom cod, be per tb.; salm Unusually Attractive Are These Two Specials. in the offiee, Several of the more : ery people | amendmen on trout 12% 176 Ib; salmon, 166 . sponsible employes have already | would use @ lot of money to defeat Phare ase & dumber of pustiing| per fb; rock 12%e Wb; halibut 50c All-Wool Al- $1.25 Novelty Fab- tendered their resignations, But} ~~ Y the a adment. They might have things in the 4 ure,” Mr.|2 ibm. LGe; cat fish, 200 It,; Oe ee " - , % pmaelves any worry on that | Calhoun this mornin The defini | iba. for the; Oe; t batross ic: tow Of then bincnn have town files | them ath ring f 1b 0c; herring, : rics but there fa & long lint af Impation:| @ARONESS DES PLANCHES. | The returas show that no ton of the term present owner as|Ib.; founders chinook salmon, | — cogilennil Gai cabiianah- cee ane| (Gintiin: Qier’ Gnalued an which might have been | the owner or person who took out! 2 ibs K cod, 10e Ib Crepe finish; all color Self - colored weave balng vecatved ab the fate of 16 o W ASHINGTON, March - rvirhe againal it could have de!) @ Hoense 12 months ago is certainty Yak $1.60 gal; comb, | for street and evening shadow stripes and ne mer +12 ealty "| maroneen des Planches, wife of the | mae. * coufusin nd for the elty to fol-|15e to 20¢; candied honey, tb.; | wear 39 darnier effects 75 ¢ ~ - Anaget Already there are Glens that the | !taline ambassador, ta now leader rh pw charter says that low it literatly will be for it to ig |2% tbe, dhe; 6 Ibe | yard ..., C yard c Ag been notified efficiency and discipline of the of ©! the b f the diplomatic cirele | N2We! licenses shall be grant ae ey See On eomegueany bt | sueers Suntan. $8 a thowe who Se ean tou on ¢ feo hes Geterlameied tines” ine |0Y reas her fedbead belne eae owners of existing b os.| quired rights in and to a licens | pried, prunes, 2 lbs. for 16e. | ’ mn | ‘ : onthe |S? reseen of ban t then proceeds to define the own-! saloon location tee, 9o-100 Th 1 Mei Oincy ‘cies change ef etustntsiation 'e” wana (tran ot the corpe. Preceaent |= 0% seme. | Srasborvions bo to 120 th e Sale of Women’s Suits | Mpa werk in the office has been ago. and this condition is betng awards this hoagr, It being entirely | Pumpkins, iM%e Ib ee and capable. a xravated by the bitterness whic bh |* matter of seniority Rhubarb, 3 Ibe. for 2c | Continues Tomorrow | i the efficiency of is being engendered between the} None of the wives of the dipto J \ at obte of the force. treasurer and some of his employes, | 86 is better equipped for the po EVERY MAN His OWN Values to $65.00. Comprising a newly arrived gather weer ploy v at sition. She is essentially a woman | WEATHER BUREAU.| | Ing; samples from one of Kew York's most exclusive de- signers. | Three Grand Bargain | haten= ‘$40, $45 and $50 Clearing of Odds and Ends Women’s Short Kid Gloves, Values to $1.50 and $1.75, 78 Tuesday Special, Pair .. Cc All colors, including white. All sizes hundreds of pairs, including a lot of the famous “Perrin” and other wellknown makes, The most advantageous selection les attending the sale early tomorrow morning. Come. Twill be # great bargain-fest of the swell set, and her functions always beyond compare ed guilty to selling lquor The battleship Georgia had pro # tn her moments of relaxation the | > é baroneas goes in quite stronaly for FE. A. Johnson, a druggiat at the came home in an intoxicated condi ‘ athletics. She walks a great deal, | corner of 23rd ay. and Jackson at, ton yew y, and, when asked by jonged night target practice last and is an Hea! horsewoman ph bis father where he got the Ii S said that he got it from Johason of Georgia’s Crew night with threeiach guns and | (hree ponders owned. | A fishing party from the Geor is ARRESTED without a license this morning in Helms sent the boy back to = bad 4 narrow caeape from} E SALOON MAN Judge Gordon's court and was fined store in company with Patrol | 0800 and costs, B. P. Haubris, in eftizen's clothes, 4 jdrowalag when @ terrific fight be | iciiieiaiea Johnsen got int trouble through to get more liquer for evi eas liquer to the I7-yearold son dence Jobneon sold the boy an a as x ween a whale and @ “threshing” Ribena voor, [Sco tyreseaee eMGDINE| tare Ste preter tl WHY THESE CHAMPION GIRLS JUST of Patrolman EB. J, Hetms. The boy other bottle and was arrested With the Fleet.) pod high im the alr time and| was arrested yesterday on a charge | BVA BAY, March 2 again, lighting upon the back of of violating the laue he whale And slashing It terribly. | since Mayer Mille, cect ative The launeh wae stopped io the wick Hu $ battleship Obio t* of time to avoid being amashed by Bl. aged ey g Seen = oy feet to complete tarce! the langee of the sea monsters acting C ss J 4 « Chief Ward instructed the The big ship fired her Weather here continues fine. The ins that saloonkeepers arrest ge aiet yesterday and today the supply ship Culgoa arrived Satur ed for viol » ating th fore resting (rom their ar day with mall and froseu meatsand jaws would gle ode ng Soe gee frets $200 for the first offense. TUESDAY SPECIAL At $1.00 and $1.50 Al-Over |= At 59¢ Embroideries 9 BUREAU. Newest, daintiest styles; widths 18 to 22 are gl ttle Star Exctusive Service.) ¢ Swiss and nainsook. Ideal for shirt waists, corset | | ASHINGTON, March 23.—1f you covers and other summery uses. Lay in your supply here | walked down the street and met a| | tomorrow. |kionk equipped with « hair bygro- | | meter, maps and charts, a standard |(hermometer, maximum and mini-| muin thermometers, weekly record thermometer, maximum and wial mum weather forecasts and dia Wireless to San MOORE'S STREET dedreal S REGULATION OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Tee eee * SMALLPOX AT STANFORD, « * ( United Press) * STANFORD UNIVERSITY, #| Cal, March 23.—Small | * * * * * * * broken out b a re ‘ be ; bet woe the anda: uate grams, with a fri around he top ® and pre nests eae bs like a mansard roof, siden like a} n employment agencies which | fact, regulate them at all, and # been forgotton. So far * 0 and a pedestal more for men in Seattic when Akos no pretense of regulating the | ® One case has de or bling the shutter of Ree Work for them to do, ‘#'** they shail charge their cus | * being ta from Eneiaa hall & biind dormer window, would you a comers It cftes that these agencies | @ One of (he men's dormitories. know what you were up against Wied charge exorbitant fees oe advertining widely for men * No spread of the disease tx | it wouldn't be that at all i aod otherwise tuistrwa: and de for whoa: they have but little or ao | @ fared. The pationt has been it would only be one of the sub fam who patrosize them, work, thereby helping the move | # isolated | station weather distributing contors ssieoatoncs yates for a large part of ment whieh has overran the city whieh Chie of the Weather Bureau Je of enemployed is with die men. TERE PE Pe Willis L. Moore wants to station WATER SHORTAGE a etpr ty the Central It therefore asks that the present | - | in the public places of the big) Cities, eo that everybody can tell} fm a8 communication ordivance relating to employment ire sets se “Seltea Ss" LUNA PARK IS housees the Intention of going be | Taber Coonel! de fore the next legislature for the “ifee esther shtet propose tol UNAVOIDABLE \butid hie kiosks of metal, to paint | |them atirsctively and to make ar) “the ordinance parport passage of a law for state regula DECLARED F | — rangements to Keep them brightly | yong Ines ee aae tien fer all empleo: j MISS NELLIE HARRINGTON. MISS ROSIE FRITZ. lighted at night | Although the people of Seattle ; supreme court of the state to de- | soothing No. you must not mat! letters in| have twice voted to issue $2,250,000 |termine definitely the validity of . ee =e | Seen Sem ween tes te (Seattic Star Exciusive Service.) fleves she can discount this record | ihe pedestal jim bonds for the construction of an | the bond tsque. LIDMLS JAPANESE STEAMAR. | ciared unfair by the labor unions} CCA, Mazen HAR she! The former is a Now Yorker, and wile prea age ego Rae agg pana [our regen petty onto Fur eager Ra ig oe thn anaes - a aa skips from A to lxxard, lke wild the latter claims Chicago as ber river for the water system, it may bonds and of determining whether oe pt lay Frage . ry * : | Dakota biteaard on a spree,” wrote home In the contest under the SEEK VIVACIOUS | be several months more befor egen-|they are valid require as much The Japancse steamer Tango wr yesterday oF commit Capt Jack Crawford of a fair auspices of the National Husinens | ‘eral construction work on that en-/ time as {it did before, it will not be, M was Iibeled today in th tees ee ‘entral Labor Counctl | Jemegrapher. Could the poetical Show, Miss Harrington w | terprise can be inaugurated. | possible to make general contracts eral court dy Joseph Sehreiber,| #4 the Building Trades Assembly. Cant Jack have witnessed the por to H. O. Biaidsel, who w PORTLAND 6 | The ordinanee authorizing the | for materials to be used or to begin owner of the steamer Ladelake, who RECEPTION FOR CRUISER. lformance of Nellie Harrington or American championship for apeed ome of the bonds will be introduced | with the construction work 6n a sete forth that om Oct. 14, 1907 Rosie Fritx, even his facile pen and accuracy . ja the counell tonight, probably in. large scale for a year at least. This whew the Ladelake was docking at! gehool children of Seattle wit!| ¥ould hesitate in description The young women are the fastest Tig ADGA j skeleton form. to be filled in later,! wauld carry the matter through Seattle potice have been appealed | and approximately 60 days will be still another summer season before Smith's Cove, a hawser stretched | take part tn the reception to the| Mise Frits does little stunts lke | typ of their sex, and will pr from the Tango Maru to the dock cruiser Washington, when it ar % Words a minute om ber type ably meet in competition to settie|ig in the search for Gra required for tts passage before it the additional supply could be tore away the upper works of the pves in the harbor with the Amert| *titer, and Mise Harrington be the question of supremacy vivacious Portland gi will become a law and can be acted made available, the season of 1909. Ladetake. can fleet, If present plans are ee Sasa =a lold, jeft her home supposedly to| “pon. It will then be necessary to This means, unless something a led out follow Harry P. Dewey, leading man | @4vertise the bonds for sale for a can be done to hasten the matter / | Cay Sone: suetaery, 5 the, 66s in the “No Mother to Guide Her” | *tated period of time that is not now being done, that LIGHTS GASOLINE PASSES BOGUS CHECK. Ranch ease. 23¢ dow ¥ trouge, to Tacoma | Two years ago It took several the city will have to be carried | fp. | emraers Potatoes, 16 to 18 Ibs. for 260; | .c. Lute, who traveled under | months to negotiate the sale of the | through the season of the A-Y-P. Sppotnte J}. SL. Pagan was arrested Sat $1.10 to $1.86 per 106 Ibs the name of Lamar, has a mother ‘Waohitions on the death WITH MATCH urday night at Baitard by officers| Asparagus has taken another sme ge tet wis | to guide her and the mother prompt. | to the Seattle banks. After the sale ‘ply, a supply which will not permit Fowler, of the Methodist Fowles and Towle. Eagan pur-|drop on the market, and in quoted gf gp gy oe Pha the ty io Ge tewed to Tacoma only to find | had been effected, it was found nec: |of even the most economical lawn chased articles at French @ Nel-| a: ige per pound. Lettuce is on smier choose, 15¢ oie that ber dgughter had presumably | @#sary to carry the matter to the | sprinkWng during the dryest season. con's Move and Gave in payment | wie at 6 hunches f New Chickens, 18 to 20 th. | kone to Beattl : Aght teh ow full | che lo ¢ hove r , rene ® waned tewee bee Se = - agit _ 2 A check W4) Notatoes are ou the market at 1c Mutton chops, 12% @ 19%e Ib | Dewey was arrested in Tacoms | Opry vound Skit wieeteg: the bottle was of the gasoline he on per pound rib steaks, MGe Ib.; Porterhouse, i5e| last might at the close of the per re ts formance, supposedly as the out — bonds, the sale finally being ma fair with an insufficient water sup- Present and their 2%e * rf fe eee eee eer ane eae Several good specials have been Ib; sirluim, 124pc rouna wteak, | } Jacod & ~ nada wan | was pouring into it, Charles Vernon, | ® S lmmaseneed Sor “ Home| tte 1b; shoulder red « 7 ibe. for|come of an attempt of a Portland | 10 KLONDIKE td ee pal ig ot, oo aan avon 13 4 years old, im the Walla Walla@ CHINA INVITES FLEET. #| made 1) be on sale 26c; bi Ibe each; tongues, 45¢ | Women to whom ho had been atten home Saturday ahd Bae net masse br at 2 pounds for Plgshead, 4¢ to 0c each; liver, Se M.; roasta, | tive, to commit suicide. It is said ) Rev. J. 0. Post pharmacy, fist av. and Jefferson st.) ® * =o that under Dewey's apell, the wo been seen Harmontos Saterday event terrified by! * (By United Press.) #| per pound; pickled pork, Ile per) Se to Bo Th bolt! lman gave him a valuable diamond peat sa ig aR SIR ste pe ving was terrified by). WASHINGTON, March 2%. @ pound; cormed beef, be to Se per) Onions, Se bunch; bolting onlows,/man One of the Klondike kings just} The most distressing cases of 4 blinding Gash and a deafening ex @ hrough Ambassador # | pound, and whole bams at 12%c per 12 Tbe for fhe The r t church census 2 : ecsema relieved by Soap Lake - mound Carrots, 2 bunches for be. The most reces , arrived from Alaska was named e y Soap Lake jon * Fang, who delivered # P Carnation, ehante. with ho: queteé New nute--Filberts, 8c 1b.; | of this country shows 40 denomina- | Eawards. Please see if it is 1 Salve. All druggists, A tank of the explosive was|® the mesage at the state de | Carnation plants will } 4 wack walnuts. 1i Ih eg |tions, with 161,721 ministers, 210! hrother, Calvin C. Edwards, who ignited and a fire narrowly avert.| * tn _persce, today on & oe lish walnuts 1); almonds,|199 churches and 32,883,156 mem | disappeared in 1893 | . a # tended to Evans’ fieet an in. # $1 per dozen. Mexican beans and) 95° jy pec Te ib; Brasil! bers Thi a ¢ »peal to the police ed. The boy was scoreed and Man-)@ vitagion to visit that country # pearl barley will be on wale at 6 nuts, 18¢ ib; mixed ute - sadived thin omic aed trace 5. 8.| acer Lutz was badly burned while @ following the visit to Japan, #|per pound. Liver will be sold at be | 18e Th; cocoanuts, 10c to 12c each; | The prices of vessels in Bog rey of Floyd, Va. He writes The carrying the blazing tank from the & | per dish Brazil pods, 16e each lund are reported to be 15 per cent that the missing man went to the ot ee ed Touny's quotations aro: Radisaes, 5 bunches for Ge. oer thes a ye a _. | Klondii e in 1893, and tha » Washington creamery butter.! parsley, 2 bunches for 16o, . \ € 93 2 ’ ‘as heard from him until two years GREAT VIEW POINT _ Turnips, 2 bunches for be. =o : UNKNOWN MAN IS 2c See ee Artichokes, 4 for Bishop Creek Gold ago, when a Seattle newspaper | Vv s ne reservoir or standpipe : H. M. Herrin & Co,, 610 First av, contained an acca return a ns ; A the Xe rand new rvolr or standpis take Soap. All druggists. . wee ontous, 6 to 7 pouads for), ior anle 500 shares of Bishop | “Klondike kings,” one Edwards be teer park, now nearing - will be « view KILLED BY FALL Boy Flowers — Carnations, 60e per | C* finest ——€~ pol. 1 point in the city, a oe © tower, save one at Portland, of the PORT ORCHARD ROUTE. i , sorthyest. The sew tower Roats leave ten times daily from ‘ rea ~o ; at an elevation of 600 fect, and An inquest was held this morn pier 2 for the U. 8. navy yard. *** mid be : ein 5g of the show points of) ing over the bedy of an unidentt " titan ens a fable to me - a at a! tied man who fell through the Nery expected to nae tack: ne times to the public planking over the trestle work in 600 Square DOr the tickers» Ae ro Galas will relieve ali | fromt of the restricted district yee Ft. 4-Ft. ing among the num KING MANUEL MAY LOSE HIS ARM Gold at $1.2 rshare Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY. (By United Press.) MADRID, March 23.—El Mundo} says that it learns on good author ity that the wound of Prince Man-| uel—now king—recelved in the arm on February 1, when King Carlos | and the crown prince w ated, has not healed apd has re | cently become very much worse Somes, April 5 t «t+ terday morning and died a short ” time afterward from bis injuries Poultry formity with regrading operations $1 a Week Buys a Victor going on in that part of the ett oats gives you the best possible ser- a portion of the walk being left vice consistent MBS fret payment pute it in your home. All stses open, and it was through this open The attending physicians, says the B M¥les and prices All w b ing that the wnfortunate man paper, ¢ e that amputation is) with sound bank- genuine Victor quality plunged to his death imperative ing methods. There is nothing in his pockets ~ pigeo t DA SCOTT, -- { Prices $1 0 t $300 by which he can be Identified. He a : root or Judge Hanford this afternoon Is ¢) was about 35 years old, and well cau m ; ee nt laued an order for all who have dreased @ . eee ral ta enaen 5 i gainst the steamer u ass SERS Sea present them in eee Children’s Eye Teoubilell we se cttiing cs © spect The appraisers reported the value of the Santa Clara to be ~ al and careful attention inducem to close out our 774.15, The craft is practically specialist. Charges very winter stock of Coata, that i up pending the settlement of * Schuchard Optical Co sold from $10.90 to $ ji claims. > ‘ond av eee FOF ..ccevcoccere ‘ s1.98 me to - = = | * ph to |,” BICYCLE REPAIRING—Piper & N 3 s PARKLAND CASH. 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