The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1909, Page 6

+ SAYS ROOT IS UNFIT FOR PLACE ON SUPREME BENCH THe STAR—MONDAY, A Any il, 1 Te no (vent : Jamaey January , BAR COMMITTEE HAS | frie mm, MADE PUBLIC ITS i REPORT. [= —— ‘ Suggests That Judges of Spokane County Call a Grand Jury. | Judge J. B. Bridges, president the Washington State Har associa: tidh, has made public the rep of the committee appointed at ee i gate the conduct of Milo R ~ Hah stich bas an Inveatiwation b former supreme court justice , ty clothed with. lowat. dk Star's prediction of two rf — Ba teation river wn he great values offered to the homefurnisher t weeks ago of what the po ‘ Be ae a ret every article throughout the store every detail by the report iteelf ie f i | 7 < me = sey eae ale tag iving regular and sale prices in plain figur ee er trl extraordinary money-sav ing opportunities pre although it evidently & there are grounds for farther tn a this line--an in with the at ‘Veatigation alc Vestigation by a body power to compel the attendance « Witnesses “Without implying that any facts exist which would ostablich such| bifense,” said the report in this connection, “the committee has ; ome convinced that an tnvestiga: | tion by some body clothed with in quisttorial powers might clear up this matter | Suggests Grand Jury. “The committee recom: mends,” says the report eine yy where, “that as president of the State Bar association, about one-half less than you are used at lo pay for themn— one of the busiest places im ate draperies at about one- half regular or its executive committee, re | quest the judges of the superior | many Inatances the Underpricings amounted . Ri, aeurt fer Spokane county to # Feguiar price—-and although the sudden prices— Galt a grand jury to investigate | Vestiqating it. The rumor of expected demand-we have still Ine fully whether any offense or offenses agai the law ° been committed.” Regarding the Harrie case, ave 8 wherein Judge Gordon, then coun ing di gel for the Great Northern, wrote Independe & per curiam opinion which was a < filed by Root, the committee says ‘orthern Rallway “it has been characterized note were these by Judge Root himself as an al ~~ Age x cum Dut, in our opinion, | oo nnty maninat the i deserves much more severe for pers ! characterization, and shows fuch a want of appreciation of the duties of a judge of the su- preme court as to unfit him for occupying that position.” Committee's Report. : The report of the commitive Is an follows: Hon. J. 1. Bridges Samed Recetpt for Sum. Brenaent of the Washington State! Contemporancouniy ni Bar Association. signing of this ir Sie row's at Ley committee appointed Sparrow tn B of the writt am, el Hiram Bie ehtet | in fati e ce of the supreme co and delivered the Btate, to investigate rumors of tm-| Gordon drew « drut tor rr 100 upon e tre or of the Great Northern proper conduct and gorruptios, and | the treasurer of the Great Matters incidental ther mH. the | Rallway comp fat leant f prices, 015.90, $16.00 and $20.00 per pait , tee have not oor pane effect Regular pr Regular pr January Bale price Oriental tapestry tr octe stipulation provided that uniess the pald Rparrow or bin at J 2. 1808 all dressers, dressing Sree ica |e ae ; = tea tables and wort eon ieshap eneeymenis 3 | orton took teat. pic Greil Sree | underpriced— cause of ite re all} and It was cashed f sparks from blowing out of the stove ia made eapociatly for us to meet i ie made of heavy pollehed mn de “ with owing a . | . b heating stove, | fe nteket foot pie oxtre a Cone of Tony Rivhardenn, ' hardaon the } bank atemenis from | the cor Persons whom #t could tnter- | of | Siew. and who in the opinion of | being committee could probably | n 7 4 . a eareih any informatie ‘ © ze S the demand for a well ever it could find them § rs ; : medty with advice pany at St, Pau! for cont ned weed— j | No 18 takes 18-inch ler prive $8.50 $4 45 Boe tea a sale’ pri 25 doors ate made tight by means | N@ #0 takes 20-inch wood FF or uth beck !les tar price 58 io 5.25 : inch wood . oa * ae el urn, top ring pichel sorew den ft ten of its work bs held in 4 b and once to Spar opinion of the committee-that no! Upon the transaction being called ah purpose will he subserved by | to Gergen @ Gonttanation of its efforts. Ail statements made to the com-| 5 > No. 16 hae & 16-inch fire mitire bave been taken down mbt, Tar De ason af w * $12 60 $12 3 CLEARANCE SALE FINE SKATING | — $14 ee 4 hae s I4-lnol firepet, regu : 4 NO. #4 takes 24-inch w dale price ; » regular betee fined. eub ene ee *® Very attract gah Set Mek of Cine ce vou vem sacaros ar |i more than 200 center ti ing Goods at lesw than half price. om ater te RAINIER CLOTHING STORE record. | ‘ back and high 1104 First Ave. Palmer's Alleged Offer, j just Mike = sed en eae of i a - - — - ary Merritt. of pr } 4 informed him that & ' OIL AND ALCOHOL HEATERS) if ' $14.25 ome reawiar price $21.00. reaser of splendid 'Pre-Inventory Sale The big feature of the Pre-Invent Sale Tuesday will be the stock reduction on Semi-Porcelain Ware. This ware is all first quality and offers an oppor- tunity for saving that you can’t afford to overlook. 7 and 8-Inch Plates, at, each ‘Sg 5-Inch Plates, 3 for . 10¢ Platters, each .. Vegetable Dishes. . Pruit Dishes, 4 for . 10¢€ Jugs, each . top 3 oval mirror French plate and legs and shaw aheit x well finished and & mirong and good. Regular value very atifactive dresser, Regu Judge Ke mee, which on January Sale price furnishings : great savings— safety tron ertb, ename ed blue, High ends and actly like ploture pre attractive, 25c Gas Globes, 15¢ 10c Curtain Rod, S¢ Genuine Imported Q Opal Gas | Brass Bxtension Curtain Rod Globes; the besi made and | 54-inch extension; has large but. | priced unusually ton euds and brackets for hang: | ae ing. Special, i} at Tuesday i incidents in the ense of Harrie 6c Toilet P 7 for 2 asetlag : | Geran ‘wrote "a" per eur oilet Paper, or 25¢ which was fed by Judge Root > Large, Full Weight Roll of best $1.00 Buck Sew, 8d¢ st Northern tn thie case See ¢, with | We ar wireined = t onciadea” | a strong double-braced frame Standard quality Medicated Tissue Tollet Paper. Special regular price $2.00 bs Extra | —cobbter seat fining ot aie Tuesday, 7 icial | rl orl [69e] |: rniture 25c Sink Strainer, 15¢ 40c Chamois Skin, 25¢ Wecsman's Rnatsole Specially Soft-Tanaed, Large matnoled = Bink I size Chatwois Skin; handy for Btrainer; complete with stand; all purposes Keeps the sink clean and pre | & Vents the drain cheer 25c from clogging up special ’ ate : ; special 15c 10c House Numbers, Se Fxhtbite Attached LABOR MEN ELE T the other officers Linch Size House Numbers, in ref om retary — treasurer SEATTLE TACOMA price Seo} named as Perry | Federation of Labo: us; tirat OLYMPIA Tuesday 5 pects 5 to WALLA WALLA, Jan. Ho | Thomas Mahoney, Spokane; third! daug r of the F om, and aald 7 [2 c| ” ic Having hereind " 9" | quiam was chosen as the next place | Yee president, L. F. Clark, Walla/ to be the olden New Carry deposits 7 bar act a nel belt — ." ; be auted fof meeting of the state federation Walla; fourth view president, H. A Sant t eater and lof labor, winnt a ‘ane by @gvermore, Hoquiam; fifth vice Pe at gpa pank’s . 85c Roll Building Paper So i any further “or! ewe votes. The thine of meeting eS Saisie asennas | wits of renecs te Bx 4 0 ” ° i od. shalt | Was Changed to the second Tuesday | sixth vice president, James Dur-| ted Sta oomber 31, 190 " Roll of 17-Pound Red Rosin Building Paper, con in Jenuard ne NOY ham, Black Diamond; seventh vice | here toda wires. |e ‘ Charles KR. Case, a carpenter of | president, J. B. Campbell, Everett 1| Seattle, was elected president and|A. H. Swanson of Spokane was , NOTICE . - 98. 302 Pa Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags MEBK TRUNK 4 BAG CO, 910 First Ave. $4.00 Shoes Wanted, Wanted, Wanted We have 69 cash buyers for prop. ranging from §1,000 to $20,000 you have ANY. property to sell EPs of Ti" want te taining 500 square feet; just the thing for house lining. Special, sis Tuesday 53c¢ Bns'T DEN npest prices eommult >| Spel ser & Hurlbat tsi fs cs |] ST. PAUL DENTISTS AL We INTRRNAT HOND & REALTY 1556 2d off n wixnee Unio FCONOTM AVENUE AND UNION STREET. ’ | arner Third and Pike, ] N mie Hotel & 1000-10 A. Bank Hutiding the success of this January sale ts reflected in the remarkable results from last weekt another week of this sale, the greatest and most srought unprecede sean re have decided to make this week still greater than the pr keenly underpriced iling in each department blankets January sale brings extra special values— ductions in pric © $9.50 « pair pive borders, alli & $4.20 regular price, $7.50 the most wnasua! other store haw ever giver upholstered in 4 of this good rocker is $7.50 extra special for hundreds of rockers—all kinds—now priced in a way you should take immediate advantage of — on; has odd shaped large panel cure ated and iisetn, regular price position; regular the iron bed sale values are from a third to a half regular prices— i ere Nae a hiss PAGS gate to the American STATE BANK REPORT. je * for e the fifty-six national 61 banks 000 capital stock paid in, Lenox Soap, 7 for 2h¢ old copper, aluminum or brass | , yeas Ls a vg a et ‘ Bel! jon at Age of 10%, According You are all acquainted with this | finishes; ‘the best that ts 4 THEIR OFFICERS “ed presiden Ata by Pe M Mrs. | Bngle, th eh-crad mad a with paid-up capital of Mngland, is dead at her hor re./in addition to $15,000,000 due other! showing of the 205 state banks. REMOVAL NOTICE port is for the year on are based upon the