The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1909, Page 12

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANURY 22, 1909. 12 (ALASKA MUDDLE {oo (CHINKS MUST HAVE IN WASHINGTON 22222:==| THEIR DOPE—NEW LAW FORCES MANY SMUGGLING DEALS } ge to the authority of Judge Wicker | bott Harbor, Nova Seotia Once agatn, after the lapse of many | change of whispered words, a keen muppo ting Alaskan Judges Reid freely predict that Gov. Hogwatt| of appeals rTaAZR FREDERICK & NELSON, lea Sa gt the pendable Dry STORD CLOSES DAILY AT 600 } | January Sale of Furniture Progressing | Active selling still continues in the January Sale of Furniture, a feature which speaks volumes j for the breadth of assortments and the lowness of the prices. De- the committee which will result in WASHINGTON. Jan 22.—-Spectat * Reld and Ganvison delegation HELD ILLEGAL . oe ve ee See pe openly supporting Wickersham | } he Star.--Alaskans here expect against Gov, Hoggatt | FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan, 22—-By thing to drop within the next There ts also something else} U. P.-The Cumberland Prosbyte- | lost ite case in the court ay in a lengthy opin | @ays. The members of congress likely to occur Alaskan here} rian chure ARE SPLIT AND GENERAL from Alaska | Raterie REDULTS. This has developed a rapture in| CHURCH UNION 1s. aim that the Will tn the end lose out with the | fon by Judwe Parker, the wie te. |the cover of darkness in and about | golden coins. The deed is done, POMMITTEE IN JUDGES’ FIGHT anam of Fairbanks, de Pa eee Parker ‘The case ine /Yeers, phantom boats altp through | look, and the muffled chinking of Gunnison now ition of Gov. Hoggntt ts based oamtanstvanen and the fight How |twoon the Cumberland Presbyterian |tho thousand islands of Puget| and the “hop fiends” have a supply ° ; Ria fatiure to wee those judges on Will result In the strengthen | oyoroh and the Presbyterian church | Sound. Ships anchor tm unfre | of the deadly drug to last for some ] aries : ac fn Alaska made the race for delegat® to got|'The litigation arose over contest| of weather and He there for day Committees now here from the scalp of Gov, Hoggatt for al-/between the two factions*of the | jinanenty life But with the! : Cumberland Presbyterian church at im, Alaska, protesting before loged attempts to dictate decisions | Cumberland Presbyterian churoh at) coming of the curtatn of night, boat Revenue Officers Busy Meanwhile, the revenue officers | jAre not asleop, Just as quistly and esse arily be ‘at our v0 ret) While he occupied the federal my he Saath asta doth p seowcdhel ing Bs One ie a, Delegate Wickersham is expect: | a@antiy ¢ and become toet in the com. | %@ {visible eyes of Uncle Sam fer, Soon to locate at Cordova, ed here next month, and tt is no GUGGENHEIM PROPOSES bined shade of sky and water, and | ST? "auning every nook and cor and the other member of the Judges Reid or Gunnison, other NEW COMMISSION OPIUM | ree \ eakers | | of th @ revenue cutte tee was an attorney for the | than to form a combination to down Not so long ago but that many -h - pi ee cae ae hetms in the sensational (lov. Hoggatt. The Alaska situ@) Ww suingToNn, DC, Ja men still active in Puget Sound | or boats, the Scout and the Vig. {if @ase. Both are friends of tion ie cortainly pursiing even to) ny Up senator Gueso shipping can well remember the! isnt, are evor engaged in the we ao but they disagree as | the old members of congress. preparing @ resolution creating ®/emorald islands that dot the Sound | /Anh are e ne wee 4 ne su = lesion ie or pho ‘ fs furnished tmpregnable havens for! rney, too, ar " tiem e a stiously plaints against the methods of the iiidic tar iF com a , Woo, are nz cautio & vorttabl rookery f mien en about among the nda, and some forest administration. The ¢ } pairs. - : MPTS mission consists of three mem gaged In tho smugsling of Chinoxe | day thay will find their proy, Than having spectal knowledge Geross the boundary Seattle will for a short time see + lestry laws and » orn condi ona | King of Gmuggiere Dies. again the short, sharp, decist on © | ID ee eke ae Gece ae A.M rent |. Only a fow months ago, big Larry | Mlet, the spitting shot, and the al ; make investigations. ‘The commis-| Kelley, the king of them al, who|lenee that follows the smuggler's sion will report its findings and rec- | came to court with bis fine in his |demise, for tho law always gots 4 smoker. A tug of war will be in-|ommendations next December pocket and laughed as he paid the |ite man | B TAKES ENOUGH STRYCHNINE | duiged tn, also many other sports! an, coucn — t hang | Pri¢e, fell a vietim to bis bad hab-| It may take time, it may take TO KILL TEN MEN BUT these night birds Ike will be pull! rom tetas ear moat DAMS lite, and died in his boots while at| money, It may even take blood, but ESCAPES DEATH. table, and the revenw the d is inevitable, and in a few SOLID OAK DI congratulating thomselves that he | ¥ he oplum smuggler will have . . =» a CIAL $17.85—Double LARGE DRESSER, SPE- , en. Length, 5 ie gone. joined his brother of the contra. Many a “Chink” who te now a) | band Chinese, tn the closed book good slican” has Larry hidden | of the PAST. BALLARD, Jan. 22.—Stil! griev Akg over the death of his child inches; w Pre-Inventory frame. Base, 44 inches wide, | books and letter-file, Flexible | width, plate mirror 16x i contains four serpentine- | top curtain automatically locks | 22. Prettily designed all drawers when down, | 4nd ite ban on importation of smok ing optum. CHELAN, Wash., Jan, 22.—By U |P.—Chelan experienced a slight Must Have Their Dope, jearthquake al yesterday, The pan is all very well, but the |tremer was pre ed two se da smokers have to have their “hop,” by @ roaring sound-and sudden| i and they will get it, yea, verily, “!9d. Windows rattied and doors they are getting It, and it is not ("ook | coming through the customs house nor yet through the mou vue ha tal T° SWIFT'S PURCHASE || EX WR — } -) a pockets and shoes of keon-eyed, | ie rt ag - H well-dressed men, who recetve the | A CANNERY Ba * a a v CA A | cke oe awords | x \ } packote after whispered pasawords| vaNcouven BG. Jan. 22 ; ssi! py aA At as ie \ Olsen, who were tn nea and who rushed to the aid the stricken man. They found doubied up on the floor, his ® depicting the awful agony he oor His hands were clench his head worked convulsive and forth as he begged men to finish the work at to pat an.end to bts excruciat Dr. P. W. Griener was ily summoned and administer © @@hap antidote Miller was |ater removed to the tects §=©Regular Price $3 00 ‘Miller, Ri » Who is & carpente $4.00, Special, boemht 10 crains of strychain ‘ at “ nei tn the fragrant fastnesses of these — —— ‘ “ 1 oer oe gies svmapore Shapes ‘HIFFONIER, Occurred over two years m4 ee each, carene ie cane CIAL, $25.00—Of mahogany | 30 inches, and height 46 inches ms acuht eofan cca ‘Anion Miller, of 1805 12th av. W Hiand a douse fog to make his finished dull, with the exc Two rows of pigeon-holes, pen S Al, $2 } mttempted suicide by taking fi “fence” on the Beattle wa froot t { toilet, which is sel trays and paper compartment fine quality quartered Ine yesterday afternoon in a) in those days this was the head ed birch, Large pattern plate | Both pedestals have dase pear oak. Five drawers trim- ike @t. Paul ho: ete Walincé quarters for this sort of traffic feta ay oa ; mit. aiet me ell sedahe 2 preheer « ui ho mie rer Ballard Set of tate 8 has heen. driven éuti mirror 28x30 inches; or ing arm-rest, and cc n sev- med with brass har end 32nd av. N. W io by the incessant watchfulness of standards prettily ‘shaped, | eral drawers each, yen Ac | ware; swell front and 9 nud sorenane of ~ the revenue cutters that clustered | small carving near base, also | in right-hand pedestal being of solid ends. Top mea- Over the house, attracting the at byt 4 —— aaa ear hue il ornaments top of mirror | extra size to accommodate | sures 34 inches in ‘tention of Olaf Kalstead and Her a Seee Se PuED one aw, eommemmenecnions | i front drawers toilet standards, Boys’ Suits and Overcoats at the following greatly reduced prices: and infallible igentification tn the ¥ silent hours of the night. it is| BY U. P-—It is stated here that the coming in the bags of travelers on | S¥!ff Packing company, of Chicago the Sound boats and in m thousand | ®@* bought out the plant of the devious and indiscernible. ways. | Fraser River Cannery company Then @ casual strof! into the shop| N®* Westminster. It will be of the “fence,” a burried tater: | P@Tated In connection with other | Swift interests by a large new) jeompany. Mr. EB. J. Fader pro- jf | moted the the scheme | | | to kill 10 men, at a Ballard |f Store and went direct to § St. Paul rooming house, where sagas "sco, This was Regular Price $3 7 5 = rsucione ead of $5.00; Special, e that he intended to kill gophers | Pwith the poison. As Miller owns a RRA end a ranch sear Ballard, this} Py ? : founded finale Merototore Mi Regular Price $ 5 ———e" i $6.00; Special, 4. 0 Regular Price $7.50; Special, $5, 65 Regular Price. < $10.00; Special, $750 é Regular Price $ $12.50; Special, $9 40 i “| Shoes Shoes Another drop down with prices | on our Shoes and Boote—wita | out & question the greatest | bargains In footwear are at | Our store, Come and soe. | ]| Examine the goods and be con- | vineed that what other stores | THER COUCH, SPECIAL $30.00+Full-length | OAK STAND, SPE- CIAL $4.95—Of oak, prin- Couch with diamond-tufted top and plaited side. Oak frame, cipally quartered, finished golden. ‘T'wenty-four-inch |} square top, 2}4-inch 30 inches, ‘Tufted with clincher buttons and covered with | aaeed high tak aa al attractive design. RRA SICK THREE WAYS AT iN finished golden, small oak panel on each side of head ; width Wash,, Jan. 22. h, aged 8 yours Mr. and Mra. Jobn Walsh, is enjoying the unen viable affliction of mumps. measles and whooping cough all at the eame time. The boy is not in serious danger and seome to be getting along as well an if only suffering from one malady jlive-colored leather. Good quality construction. Ht } evening, January 24, the Owls will act as bost to birds from Everett, Belling ttle and Georgetown at « *eeteeeeeee Feeeeeeeeeeee tees SRE Ee BRIEFS BY WIRE — San Francisoo—fribery charges jare being made in the Calhoun trial vi claim they have been do-—-we do better. It should be to the tnterest of any person to earn a dollar or more on every pair of shoes he buys. Shoes are a staple article and mast be used on all occasions. Leather {9 rising—the prices |B ap; / on shoes must go up. Bat we Vashingt m—According to state. | are determined to clove out, |f} ments in th ont insue of the that's why these low prices in pa Pederationiet the labor! all oer lines. BD Bhoos to by Pb age - ct See deny heavy Work Shoes and High- Tacom: M. T. Gordon lott | Cut Boots all go. ipokane to faco the embezzlement brought | t him by the Great Northern. | Washington—The senate has in-| WE REPAIR SHOES QUICK: |fl creased the salaries of 29 ciroult| MU ju from $7,000 SPE LY AND WELL fancouver, B. © 5 plans to spend militons birch, finished mahogany, thin year. a9 oe — — ] e evo «vente } hom weg, orld — | er rods and brass knobs. Low oor. Tx 54x18 inches; ° e S$ elmer kt oan den estas | height, 36%inches Has ser- | extended foot end. Head 62 | | Strongest Firat Ay. pentine-front door, interior | inches high, foot 45 inches, Col- | “3 | Overcoat Corn | House _—" In the State “grocery houses |the rights of the restaurant oron'te |i ere dul dienes, teeaa mew th = | some 10 a Underatanaing FRICK & N ad a | ——— orpetasees * } Ses anes ‘CUPS ARE AWARDED | Pax «65.00 | AT POULTRY SHOW INCORPORATED buy di legs. Gol Crowns, rustanteed All of the prize cups but three Sola * | were awarded ye day at the Se. |% Bria, 4 Work, "$360 diag. Geo, bene as} his cockerel and pullet For having the best display of; Black Bros. of Coupeville won Alloy oys.anr $1.00 Men's and Young Men's Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats also at money-saving prices. SIC CABINET, | IRON BED, SPECIAL $9.50 c IAL $9.75 — Of LOW - BACK ROCK- er, SPECIAL $3.75—Of selected birch, finished dull mebounny: Has broad panel back, saddle-shaped wood seat and curved arms. Posts and legs are | of heavy stock with at- | tractive turned desig —Trimmed with four brass fill- ors, combination of pea-green, m that Seattie is the only | that does not sell mitted was 600 Third Avi-Cor. James white and gilt. Full size only, WINTER CLEARANCE —ON— in 2646 Ind. 4972 T, ja the pre mming| The William Biackhurst grand) red-comb black Minoreas, Dr. L. P.| cup on points offered by the Rhode oday and Saturday vi rete tall giheitt ae tadee | challenge cup for the best cock, | Hollebrooke of Olympia was award- | Island Red club of America for the cockere! and pullet in the Buff ed a sfiver cup. J. M. King won best display of birds in that variety, ir t est | hen, Ohings $1.00 |r alr get oy Rg Des mga | | guises class was won by J. L./a cup for the best display of White | | The secretaries’ and Hansen cups —a_ Vite W. Galer won a cup with | Craib of Seattle. Minorcas. [are yet to be awarded. Bilyer 50 Two Special Soap Bargains He won a cup with| Cra of Seattie, sens olin eee ennnee \7 iiinas 50c Naphtha Queen Soap j Poultry—Poultry } tions renee c We want to introduce this soap which ie new to the ladies of Se Capons, Ducks, Turkeys, Spring WE 1|88UE CERTIFI. Chickens, Yakima Jack Rabbits. All dry-picked fowls. No cold stor-/ CATES OF DEPOSIT, EITH oe pore |] eR TIME OR DEMAND. OUR | INVESTIGATW OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN, attic, and to induce you to give It a thorough, careful trial, we offer for FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY— PALACE MARKET, Four Cakes for 12c B Waists and Second and Yesler TIME CERTIFICATES ri = *gge ore are wll Golden Laundry and Toilet Soap Milliner oa on DRAW INTEREST. BOTH ntinte. |] One of those rare soaps that give satisfaction wherever they are toy no #tudents THE CRESCENT | ||] ane CONVENIENT AND I work done patntessty used. 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Put up in three Stops the burning after boing CASH CREDIT Band Instruments at Half Price sizes, in porcelain jars | exposed to the wind, Per bot | Zhe, FOG and We soloed rere BBE nye HOMEM OR TH PLACE | of Seattle Best 8 gg agg | Westherg & Childs) CRESCENT MARKET | corer rien av. ana veer 11 J. We. EVANS PIANO co. upon the eare with which @ preseriplion i* compounded; can you Way, on Pioneer Square. afford to take chances? Incorporated mt AW Butter Store / 1912 Beoond Ave. | EERIE | Opp. New Postoffice, 13214 Third Ave.