The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1908, Page 7

Oo |giry TO CALL FOR BIDS ore | A lat lta oe BP8a PSe @' Pee eee e® eT ees sien ix vow sate ye called upon to at faited ON GARBAGE CONTRACTS :: tut of Installing City Collection System Would Make... Bond Issue Necessary--Incinerator Declared to Be a Success. ge the result oC @ . xpenditures which the elt to exis i at its meeting « . jiate fr man) . on doubt the wisdom of a bond nell May night will proba to pasa an ordind oo te bids for the « . iy the destruc “4 ‘ ity mas been found tha gow in shape te he muuniclpa . amodiate jon ts necesna the desire aid Health Cor rit ay cheance it ts px that we will pee next ye tae Ne fre the exposition mex © an advanta pembere of the counc well a nation committer efuse incia aable to Rave the work ©% here ha n irawt wder private contr ‘ » start © b oe for t ator a Success. a system is now Coat te Proniditive “wo: ‘ aud ¥ ibe city a $ ecard to the destro ripped collection 995! : = ° This would necess! aye i W0GE HUMPHRIES ARGUES FOR THE MILK TRUST his state do not prohibit any conspiracy dge Humphries was the only ‘of liberty to its ett ney to argue the demurrer this ‘combine this morning 3 ning. The case was postponed je show to Judge Frater |! further argument until next injustice bad been perpetrat. week othe members of the trust moe ove ORDERS TO STOP fore had been & cons) Pe it's 's ome » QUT SIDE SHOWS Advancing the alleges! neces the constitution of the U cage eo ta protecting t appear that merchants are by law to sell Hes for whateve laude and the prosecuting a daken wp its cry. Your dered all outside se feeb. 8 curtaiiment would be and exhibitions tm front of theatres Mi of the American right (0 0 nue fhe statement buried at plaint bad been made that this morning by John some of the picture @ attorney for A. % drawing crowds that blockaded of the Jersey dairy, and sidewalks, and that lolterers were fof the Milk Exchange Gongregating because @f the free up this forenc shows outside ir ey Acting Chief Ward yesterday or ie displays @f the exchange, clat Railroad Dividend Cut. the complaint was not suf NEW YORK, April 2--The Taw to constitute a ca directora of the Atchison, Topeka Tt was alleged b aed Santa Fe railroad have an for the “milk trust nounced that the dividend on the law action Known 8% commen stock has been reduced ie restraint of trade” gre to 6 per cent. The action Reaver been in existence in the of the stock today showed that the ae Rates, and that the statutes reduction had been discounted io city--The All fiebing tackle at the very low Av. near Pike. est prices to be found at Theo oe Wilts @ Co, 1008 First av ooo Every one of the soloists at the High 1 Minstrel Show last Friday hight was wearing one of our College Men's Of the two thousand people present they will all tell you that this was the finest . best appareled group of young men (ver seen in the Moore Theatre. We have %e department carrying clothing made ex- ly for young college men. It is full Unexpected points of finish that appeal. In this age of concentration and perfection, all tendencies lead towards “Specialists.” college clothes are made by young men’s “Specialists.” Hats: $3.00 Our Hat Depa: fully forged ahead Of selling more hats thar the city. Men alws tO see the latest effe Weeks before any ot Tine of $4.00 and $ lish Christy $5.00 Ha —_—_ W.B, HUTCHINSON CO Cor. Second and Union s gradually and cheer- has the reputation other two stores in before our corner win- ts. Our hat manager, show styles two or three er store. We have a complete mm and Imported Eng- nixhed to the police, Morton iw 36 h miention $2,500 DAMAGES question that e tim . 1 to negotiations betwe od and Canada has again bobbed up| 4 die in diplomatic ctrelas, Canada’s , ation commistoners, accom | A Verdict of $2,500 was returned| The insue in the tria olved OFFICERS AT BANQUET wnied by the British arnbansador age In favor of Mra, Ktta Wilson jitself into whether the motorman at ring th ' { ‘ rive a bile, ae alleged by the laintiff, or clal apiri and member having w und id} Mie. Wilson fe the w w of whether the chauffeur the oe of Com nal Guard Of| eration a propo . h|®, Wilson, a former deputy ahe cupants of the aut wore he ange +S Her Annes. | Japanene grating to Canada weer ie of wht attempting to crows ahead of the COLBY MAN MISSING HEFLIN PLEADS eg te tn de pe | ified, he was competted to cro | ' Sta « Van M ah be a nort , 1 H. H. Horton, of Colby, has been pe 7 whi ® gw down towards | According to the doseription tur| | | | are « as brown hair and gray eyes, ik amoot avon, and wore a dark plaid sult and black soft hat POPULISTS’ CONVENTION By United Press.) ST. LOUIS, Mo,, Apri Gen. Ja cob 8. Coxey, who gained torlety some years ago by lead ing an ar of ta the White House, was porary chairman of the national puller e which cox vened here toda Coxey begned the pe sta to not fuse with any other party egardiess of any promises made The convention will adopt the |Party’ platform late today BANKER MAKES THREAT (By United Press) NEW YORK never cross Ban 1! 2—"t shall neisco bay alive again unless they promise to give me a new atart te retura for my Secreta of the J. Datzet! Robe sistant secretary n. former as the defunct California Safe Deposit bank, to day made this new sta dicating that he hee changed front on the propoattion of returning to San Franciaco, Only « few days ago he confided to a frt i. whe til! refuses to divulge Robertson's exact whereabouts, that he was pre jpared (to return and turn state's j evidence i TO SEE BATTLESH|PS | at Pier 2 Ten re i tripe daily. 50 round trip. pent, in | SYMPTOMS OF EYE DEFECTS Are You Troubled With Any of Them? If 90, you need Glasses, or, if you alte: them, you need different glasses. Con sult an expert optician. H FADACHE. reps te RSION to bright light NARILITY to see at close range, with fect distant Vinton $’ KEPY feeling and desire to close the eyes when reading, or 1 running tox ARTING pains in or temple acq LURRING of vistor jects dix nee ability to tinetly at @ dis rote eating or “clone” work olther beyond or inside the norma! distance of f ATIGUE, or requiring ap extra strong light when reading MARTING or burning sen sation in or sbowt the eyes ARK floating spots or bright lichts ashing be fore the eye I RN head sideways to look an object or hold W ATERING, redness, or tt flammation of eyes and Hide -s URRING sore eyes. A. McKay Jordan Eyesight Specialist (Founder of the Jordan Eye Specialists.) 204-205 People’s Bank Bidg. Beattie Debeck Bidg., Vancouver, B. C Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings, 7 to 9. Sun days, 9 to 12 a. m JA THE SEATTLE (By United Presa.) NESE IMMIGRATION (By United Press.) WASHINGTON Ay naressman Heflin of A in the pollce ate t guilty to {with inteat to kill Louls I the negro who erea ad ance on & street ca 1 | ‘The congressman was jover to the grand jury and ad | ball, Lut hi " was (By United Pr NEW Y an anne ORK, April is now pent of he with the Pit « mill taxued @ denial of the Ushed in this morning the effect that she a Thomas had been r leave the arfll room th nd sinew voor EVELYN THAW IN THE, ee he Northwestern te hp PROMOTER iS Oils, Water Colors, Photogravures, Etchings, } z ted (0) ment ¢ © Koloker | will use the offices fur the steam-|ter written by Chief of oulem eb TAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1908. MRS. WILSON GETS | ‘STEAMSHIP OFFICES 2 | ARE T0 BE MOVED winetion of David Ja axing depa firmed by the senate of the building, says the and Marine News | moved to Pier the headquarters of Freight and Passenge Agent ely8 | a city ticket offic it te re J.D. Trent ary of the Northwe pub | vaca in the Lowman buliding. * © and has sublet a portion of the! R | same to the Hofiu 1 & Equip | (By United Press.) npanny M Treuholme PORTLAND, Ore. A age has nies, haw leased the ¢ rt Portia ee state t 7 panies will be moved du s8 ning. | th mouth from the th ¢ of | port nd} the Lowma sles ‘ mitted | story of Mer 2 These offices in HILL CONFIRMED. head | clude the president of the th ~~ orn ¢ minerclal company he WASH GTO At . With sent | finhe > om out a aingle dissenting vote, the A let ice Jans | $1.19 bocker hotel early Tuesday mort | ship company which he and ame " hich he and > sen of Milwaukee, to Chief of Po ing by Proprietor J. & Regan and « = will probably inaugurate be | ye Oritamach ft Portland that they did ao after a sharp de Heaitie and the west coast Of made public by the police today hate teh « ed Bi 1 Evelya puts the blame for the/ “ wel he > \ cal poveet ‘ ripinges Y peta: the, vines: Sor | nown loc of oker and entire om ption " he | prome with having a son rec traiym Team dome” wien ete CHILD 1S STRANGLED 23% ‘a ed such vogue during the first |have been ane with © sum ys a ee ber of fake mining concerns in Mil r \ nukee; to have impersonated a explanation of her ste . Fr ch count in San Fr ince 1 have beow frequently mistaken “ ‘ for her and it has caused me much spring, and WER Using wanted bi ne . } the San Franciaco police for a tepeute She fs an actress or) Clarence EB. raha, 14 months sulting Mre. J. F. Houston, of 253 something and dr to look Hke oid som of KE. Brabs, foreman of Vanness ay. ca sed a shattoup ia me. }the [Mamond lee company, WA5| Davidor's Washington Home Tele Thomas cannot be found jatrangied to death thir morning company and resulted in the }oy & beau which lodged in ations of President W. W pmtadptpe te and Treasurer H. C. Phil dioThe child wae playing with jeeans on the floor of the rest ‘ashington Ho = dence, 215 Hattery et. and tried mpany in as yet me pay concern, jie swallow some He began (©) which ix scheduled to be bullt in When the Humboldt arrived jetrangle and died before the bean | southern Washington. Davidor pro from Alaska late yesterday after-yninild be dislodged ted the company. HM wae an ad noon the officers a4 Pedro verticement booming this last con Bertinilit to the potice be attention of Heving that he iu u atten morning but was rescued fasane - cern that attracted and caased bim to write out to | , the students WITH GOOD SPORT Portiand and give the police David KEEP BOYS OUT that are demoralizing their progress ors record | i Davidor does not deny being the The stern wheeler Telegraph ‘ man mentioned in Janseen's letter which arrived Mo ¥ afternoon but declares that he was not con from Portland, has been chartered The tront fishing season corned tn the San Franctaco assault by the Port Orchard Route and yesterday and hundreds of Seattle | ii. deca that he can clear his will be operated on the Seattle sportsmen took advantage of the vame of the eastern charger d Bremerton + bright, clear weather to try their thet his western promotions are all tuck in the myriad etre and sate investments. The otf steamer Ascunston has lakes of Western Washts Ipicked up the steamer Hornet, Reports today indicate Seand from F Grays Har fiehing was poor upon the }bor, and tn 6 | Golden Gate and Steel « wedde Schooner A tutu with sera; day of Frttiet: * Q « Cook trom Hono. fn this eit ir Columbia wilt adra Vancouver John Mitchel boat to take a the Iniand etpects soon to be ieee DENTIST IS HELD FOR io". her! Wan © good on many of r the earty Well poste fatty 5,000 Semtth ’ make pilgrim the at Sovwoe annorviee FROM OFFICERS egy proprietors of all waters of] J Masuda, @ Japanese domestic Ite the employ of Mra. M. Fidel 816 Denny way, made two attempts» officers vvac| CAUSING GIRL'S DEATH." soxne atau the Salvation Army. She plac ee ee ae, eae — her e, containing $31 in pon “ ~ ~ - ~ ithe bend) ernment for exploration purposes (By United Press.) Piensa miele aa Arlington to Appear. PORTLAND, Ore., April 2.—-Alter|key out of the purse, she filly” Arlington, who for man: tentag to evidence in the|the bundle, but the purse was miss yeare was out of the foremost om. 1 of the Miss Mabel | ing ; Rie ’ ia} Wists, co me al pokser 8 er servant of the ertainers of Chicago sod who is por a an ne all over th untry as (he furnishe by Dr. G. BL) the “¢ called the police and the a comedian, will gave @ musical on.| WBIthey, the ers jury found | Japanese was searched teortainment at the Fremont Oda |® Yerdict ting Whitney with! The purse was found in the Fellows hall on Saturday eve the death of the girl bane April 4 He will be aasiated by He was arraigned in the West) While betng taken to the police ther arth and It ts safe to say Side justice court and secured a /station the Japanese made two entertainment wil! be first | Coatinaance unt) Frida tempts pe. He will be held a succesatul harttie Mr United ¢ $1,800 was ment on # of pe Free Arlington has just closed ngagement y The which for t Judge Gor entertain hiding uret 2S REPORTED DROP IN. pun: : BLIC MARKET the benefit of the by gmt Baptist ct for Spinach ts on sale today at per a he on Actionnon tt boston jl esquatla per pound. Peas are ibe per quart ee rg ag a ee (By United Press.) Cre are quoted at Se ig agp oe tn Se wes | PORTLAND, Ore, April 2—Alauart, Chives 6 at Discussing Child Labor stir was caused in the local pro-| per bunch. Four rhut ATLANTA, Ga, April 2—Ques |‘ viston market today when the qno-| are quoted at 2 od tions that bear dfrectly apon the | tations on flour dropped 20 cents a| ring is on sale at Ie per pe development of the child are being barrel on both local and export | German is 10 per pound. discussed today by some of | ———« - “ America’s most distinguished men and women, who are attending the child ta f committee national DEATH NOTICES. ales The State Bank of Seattle N 8. Waldabi, age 40 Ma 28, In this city. He was a mem of the Bremerton Aerie. F.O. E., and the W. O. W While by no means the oldest, is one of the Miss Henrietta Basner, age 32 progressl n the Northwest, Its affair died at her resid *, 722 Washing hands of alert, progressive me who ar ton st. April 1. The is at the adopt any new measures for its advancemer parlors of the Bonney Watson com usefulness. Absolute safety is and alwa pany the first consideration in {ts management Ln died ty tt wily tunes Mare NOTICES. vices of " compan james Richard FUNERAL The foneral « ahi was held of Johnson & The funer om Ham be We Per burta , Pay Cent 4, died ON SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS——YOUR ‘og ACCOUNT SOLICITED. STATE BANK OF SEATTLE CORNER OF FIRST AVE. AND YESLER WAY. DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. rm nROKERS Stocks, Bonda sim Private, Wires 204-205-900 Alaska Bidg. or on Margina wted for Tay este SIMPLE Week-End Specials ————— We are offering for the week’s end a number of very simple but useful articles, which will appeal to the neat and tidy housewife. bd ind Saucer Rac Rack and M Pictures at Half Price Etc., Etc. | See Our Windows | A very convenient, useful and compact Hat Rack and Umbrella Stand Still at Half Price Go-Carts, Mahogany Bedroom and Dining Room Sets, Birdseye Maple Bedroom Pieces. 1Century Furniture Co. o way from plea n school. Chief Ward said that unless the OF POOL ROOMS 262.2 Se heed the request, means will be found under other ordinances to se compel them to do so. As th esult of a conference yes terday between Mayor Miller, Su Cooper and Chief of Police Ward, | chool students over 18 and re ted to keep them out of their places of business The Failure to obey will bring drastic | gjgg measures from the police depart apartments of Miss A om, Git Yesler way, were en- d yesterday afternoon and a silk skirt, three silk shawls and $75 vides that boys under worth of silk embreidery was taken. wed in pool- Batrance was gained by means of eoms, but it has no direct control 4 pass key. The burglar left the er those above that age. window open when he left the Supe nt Cooper finds that | gnartments. arke of high sehoo! sta < hav en spending much of NEW YORK, April 2.—The the einure time in pool rooms, to Northern Pacific railway today de- » detriment of thefy health and clared the regular quarterly divi- Yesterday he appealed to, dend of 1% per cent, payable on mayor to find means to keep May 1 Te Chicago Clothing Co WILL PUT THEIR ENTIRESTOC ON SALE Saturday Morning, Apr. 4 HIS sale includes all new Spring Suits, Topeoats, Hats, Shirts, Under- wear, in fact, every- thing in the house except a few contract goods. Store closed all day tomor- row. Watch tomorrow night’s paper for prices and full par- ticulars of sale. Te Chicago Clothing Co