The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1909, Page 3

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2? WRESTLERS MEET ON MAT TONIGHT 1909. TORPEDO BOAT | NAVY YARD, puGHT Bou an by U. P.-Word CRUISE LOSSON AND. SUTTON PLAY FOR THE TITLE KEEP AT IT THE END. TO “| OFFICES IS DEMANDED » SENATOR POLSON To P INVESTIGATION OF STATE Tecate A Cosy Place J Yi Trunks Da At on LO ADT TAL Ze 3 nr een | to Eat—The Tea Room Suit Cases AT- portir EW YORK. J Last niabt }aoeen. re oe © Pr Has Nothing to Fear and ~ { J ‘ : ! Kt Madisor dareh po dofented D Means to Insert P can \ ft P ice t ie th « nd h » mateh, ¢ q } rvround ayegt for the 18d ite the Probe. } rice rice \ . \ ¢ ' eh i i ch f defeated ] for uct $ h ~- wie an exhibit rtant ‘i } rto 4 41 BY T. J. DILLON nent xt ‘ fo: 14.2, Chicago; | + Polson of Chehalia attompte ed ¥ lor t ta Demaroet won A. A ipreme court, the Insurance con J. W. GRANT STEALING THREE ~ te Mted Sutton for 18.2 title, New /inlature, he made bl oo N Charley Franklin, the big, freckle. / Grant weighing about 25 pound “ pr el a RN I PY al mt 1 Is drawing to a close. We’ ve been doing VA faced Beattie wrestler, will meet ore than he HORSES | ttle from Bobacter by default;’ ‘| because {t took io monies oy ( more police duty. We've wielded the Big - « preliminary tf | “ -” mbers ¢ ie ro . . . . . y. Ww the youne Oreg FP ne deka | M , Demarest w interna | Jegislature Stick again, with a decided price-lowering . 1 the ade 4 a nt t ‘ tlon mateur tournament at New) Natural here wa r . : “ ” Riant at Egan's hal Arcad Heweight wrestler , tin W You. : diate athe etana “ effect. Goods simply must “Move-On.” Note | building, tonight fle coast, and Jack Richards. |} agsinet ¥ he Pe Tecember 1%-Button accepted | M2 srand-stand play abo ica The match is really the first will weigh in at 158 ¢ ] a ‘ WwW « an aa Guicnins cd dat Janene i ea Judie ese | Match of importance for Franklit ank Vance, wrestling instruct | that Whit toten t Fae nte oe coat Wits eenty | mates Pure, buncersbe and he cannot well aff to o the 8 A. C., will referee tb ne ' : (a posted §1800 for a match with! th. gt rg ee ¢ He wil! be handicapped, howe bout ps ‘ c ~ jut ge th mig ‘ 35 S . | 1 he nvestigation wa | pigWiitl Compile « Directory. CHILDREN MEET r" ngement of the senat toga FOR / Members ¢ ' Use of Franke. © torte as . DEATH IN ws An : tag lth Caer SO Tesident . n ; { t ony I BAR, } ar lature wh clegraph and tel ee Four ¢ oof A. M.S phone franks. “Whether oF not the WS the suit 1s ent . , in » GENTLEMEN — Hair Can Be ; ORGee Whet! - - ping fro WASHIN othe H Look elsewhe c «© these.) Grown on mn Your _ Heed : «|! ve ' t ition ta debatabte, but t t a t r atlor ebatable ut We « grow * nu that th h b hat . are " . a “ Me ° pair No ch me 4 ay Hu Pik A a t a leave ( N y * he f m | c bes SSS Bae a | an geenger nme ae a, Kehoe eee r argains Tn ‘ ‘ Ya ad he " , { be with free ia be At y Jot ae ieee READ CAREFULLY 9 S d ‘ae R : from the #100 OTTOMAN CORD SILKS, THe econ ; " sei of t f x “ at nervice PIONEER OF SNOHOMISH ror os iat. ae ge ang james te oxpeseen a c | pend Polson’s Error 5 prem Last t Week of Our January Clearance Sale ane ‘ ag Senator Polson made his error as + he I nee howpt ‘ in dragging this rather small mat r uM " ate nto a resolution which was em ble pro ae proper. He offended the althste Snot t cate sensibilities of the senators and his resolution was killed ‘ Senator Po! iw not done with = . stion. He may lea ut e tty The full value of these Fans is fully as much again as . the legislators the t time. Parl ; rhe Price we are asking for them. They are a Special Lot, and no mefitary rules will hamper him tn “44 The * : ' i GEORGE i getting another t but one way C | (act Dept, Messanine Fleer) two alike, You will find fans appropriate for 3 af or the other he will. do it, and nd suited to any g¢ Buy now, while the prices . Easoyting a pie Manes when once Polson starts he will go oe are reduced. One-Fourth t Sale price rom sna we * to the bottom ee of wee To Go to Bottom naps Tor arly oppers yeu hutk and re ming chro of) 44 aah antl i “4 S aren ot le will not rest until the ohare Reade wae GOn of the integrity and cle eae TU oun. Pr t 1 4 by J. R Barnaby ef this | Of the supreme court Is settle 90 OVES 90 the ARRESTED aor nt Fone one ae ovine 9 marge Shatin, — . ; Adier of Portland far 4201.| the cha been mad ra Blea $11 ends; lerigthe ther work neceasar rt 18 ACCUSED OF “KNOCKING poe on aetain f the | ance Commissioner Shively are dis news DOWN” ON PORTLAND were shipped from Portian oe ern Glace Kid Two-Clasp Gloves, made with | ————— - Sh avait, COIR Mt Reaator Polson is a Bente sage ! any tence Price and quality is a far superior STREET CARS. neh government Henator Polson Is « Seotehmar overseam, in all colors; one of the best values we }, with « Scandinavian up-bringing. He rdw Fine Ipes. , jombination to price alone. We . . Jhax the clear, hard-thinking head have offered. Every pair fitted. value your patronage too highly to | ronineriy a atnect ear “RELIC OF INDIAN of the Scot and the slow, dauntiens I c take liberties with the quality of ! Ore rreated determination of the Scavdinavian ede. ‘ on noms Orherwiee he is probably the TO 11 the goods we sel! you “ype 7 4 ; RACE DIES | , aroun biggest lumberman who lives in the RAVEN DRUG CO, = mea) jerved by thm) | state of Washington. He is a mil 10c Kimono Cloth, sd Yard 1416 Second Ave we eee or mee TODAY jonaire twice over and as indepen ne platens Dom, Senn, ae foun? Sree: ae Jeo: ada Ng ene dent of men and doliars as any 5c. t pow the enteht! with wrinkled and seamed coun j maa who lives. Naturally he fears i s ) ae “A Indian Lucy,” 90 years! 2OthIne. * the a ed her Inst in @ hovel on gp Soin Pleo THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST dapit, at the foot of Wiscor As & persc the most Seattio [mtn at, last night interesting 1 Born tn and was em-| Indian Lucy was a member of| Nova Scotia of 8 nts, he was Ss waza te the Clayoquot tribe. She came to) left an orphan and pted by a “ Beattie about two weeks a to | Bean avian family 1876 he Yinit several of her ol4 ¢ «| struck Deadwood as a boy, and for 7 rtland| #hom she had not seen for more| the next 20 years com a life a EL tas be held at/than 26 years, It waa while visit-|of physical and financial venture the city Jali wath nd officers jing one of her old friends on the | as i seldom read of. As cowboy 13 ~ UIS—17 ~SECOND AVENUE arrive jxandspit that death overtook her.| and prospector, he roamed the The body i* at the undertaking| Arizona desert in defiance of Gero TIM eaiabiichment of Butterworth & imo; he has freighted in Mexico, laa VS eZ DA Bt YAW AV BS Sons. No funeral arrangements|prospected all over Washington —— | thave yet been made | been flat broke a dozen times and 7 é ; : | — last year he broke the record cut The Cottage Set we are offering for tomorrow is a good gra rcelain, choice of two | Steamer Cyclops arrived in last! of Jamber in the state of Washing floral patterns, and one in white and gold, It sclls regu it is good value at . asus sc Geaades wit a bert that price. For tomorréw only you can save $1.50 on a ) a custome | ut last night jeargo there Big, simple, direct, with the smile Bo eee ling 900 tons of a child, he never hesitated to ae Bhe will talke P r i j brave the wrath, displeasure and/ ee which tn con Oo nm ment of his friends in th The company's address given waa | ie usually sent | cup e | senate, when cided to intro. | WOMAN 18 NOW STRANDED AT! 1993 7nird av. but a real ed | " 600 for sale at $4.78. H. M.!Guce his resolution, Once he had SULTAN, AND APPEALS office is at that number and the Jupiter » rin & Co,, § Schewerman made up his mind that {t was right FOR AID. manager knows nothing of any such | ret - nothing on earth would have headed company ever being there, Mra | at him an inch out of his wa He Hamilton is a widow with a young K ix big in body, mind and heart, but] Spending her last penny in an/ son to support. fone in ¢ ys himself in his slow, soft| effort to get work and support her No trace of the company could i i nm Christina 1 was poor, now I'm rich,| son and herself, Mrs. L. O. Hamil-| be found this morning when the | U. & life saving cutter Manning but no matter how rich I am I can | ton § is now stranded in| matter was referred to The Star | rrived in t night, and ie lying not be greater or stronger or bet-| Sultan, Wash, and has written to The only information regarding 1 If |in the atre after leaving the wur ter than the peopl D. W. Lyman, manager of the city | was given by one party, who stated i] | Mivors of the ‘Soquel at Port leethiae Gpectacular eo employment bureau, esking him that its manager had gone 26 : ; That's Senator Pol ; ,|to secure a refund of the $4 Olympia Reh or Chas. 5 My ie! an red | pres niente or bes te be paid to the manager of the Lad Mrs. Hamilton has secured a po- hi raing in Neah Bay: do nothing a. He will! Employment Headquarters ition that will last a few days, but | Puyallup river near | Neate teen earks of friction as| “Mrs. Hamilton states in her letter at the end of that time will be des after having one of + pente Xa w hore © is going, but! tnat the manager of the company titute again, and with that knowl epaired here nell Ret there, and when he arrives) aeroed to refund to her in case she edge Mr. Lyman is making every f Titan put to sea jhe will get all there is to got did not get the place, but when she | effort to get her a position and to for the Orter ay after taking @ se ge ntarian, ®/ tried to get the money the party |locate the manager that fMim-flame ark the var Sound shrewder and perhaps less honest | ‘T10 t0 | seed her ont por man, would never have realized ae 2 an e at Steamer Missourtan arrived in this |that to affront the senate ag did| == =< morning from San Franc | Senator Polson, would be to invite reas of the voyngm | ancis arrived lay at de ut he reasonec e Schroeder at Amoy, Il | Mukilteo for a care Savings & Trust | was perfectly willing to be inve a China, and then steamed to Honge "t r t Steamer Portland this gated any time any one was curious a ; se kong battleship Louisiana, If | port her return waded C F he thonght the other members were iam Jennings A | whore jown his flag. He If | toda | possessed of the same ob . wife have sailed for Cuba. returned home tmmediately, a on u | ompany xm othe same soe i |Meat" rear. cas Sl | on on « nto the senate fe You never heard of a MONARCH RAD | BURGLAR TRIES ‘ Investigation Must Come, , that had worn out, did you? ‘They | Second and Cherry ff) senator Poison's controversy with | SHOT SEA GULLS wear out in time, but it won't be in | TO ENTER HOUSE: | the senate, in a measure, has a kin lifetis r mine The mat hat 4 | Mrs. John M. Hubbell of 126 Har- | president and congress over the into them, the way they are handriveted [I yard a reported to The Star this secret service The senate is not Caught in the fact of shooting at together, the especially heavy construction morning that Tuorday night, wh Announces an In going to be bothered with any in ror . s near Fremont, W. B. Hoff« throughout uarant a lifetir an several houses in that region vestigation of itself Bellingham nent has rly a soldier, was a rougho guarantees ifetime d mo ig pa . | poor? been started here &@ public mar ay by Deputy Sheriff Jy more of daily service. Let us show you Wer her t and had {me crease in Capital Dat before the eeetion fe aver, thal Et a Be Patrolman H c spec f , fat ashed the gas ein a first i condition of affairs in some of the |S). ota—The ative ball was | J m. Hoffman. pleaded fee | D ire specialling for tomorrow the many good points about MALLE them ort 2 des Stock from $100,000 fff offices in the state capitol 1s Koing| jel last night “In the ‘Tumwater Aw when he appeare i ar to cut, but b solid wood ABLE MONARCH CO rRUCTIO away by screaming for to be brought before the legislature | club house ¢ Judge John B, Gors | Seat instead cane t is a hardwood chai ‘d rathe ou'd see othe anges thar th 0 ( in @ manner that will compel action. Wenatchee—The city counctl ha orning, and was assessed b deith | yea It is a hardwood chair, We'd rather you'd her rang han Three officers reported from head t 10,000. Poie ore plenty of members of|decided to issue no more saloon li fine of $10. } with braced back, finishe golden, and a not, if you'll only do yourself the justice of but the Uilef had made both houses who are willing to let |e! got but $9 in the world’ | Splendid buy at the special price, Only six investigating the MONARCH. Priced ve ape, ‘This morning a } ; dae Moot eo hia We ; k M. J. Gordon, accused] said Hoffmar | ‘ 7 " stone wrapped un old stockin, Surplus and Undi Judge Root go his way without an-|1." tne Great Northern of embessle make the fine ° va } t0 one customer from 57.50 to $70.00 [il iin round by Mra. Hubbell beneath ! other word, but who are ansious|nient. wae. arraigned yesterday, |City “Attorney Ellie’ ebaten an bene broken windee i ? to know if they have heard all,! pleaded not guilty and the case wili| And it was so ~ vided Profits, And as this curiosity grows the)be set for trial in March. His bonds 5 | Buy N Hier Mushend ‘tn Charging 000. jogislature will have to take | were fixed at $20,000, | or on artishing. bode ie th ay Now " . notice. 000, Luoy Lennana e sum Sole Sole — |BATTLESHIP CRUISE)|;‘,{:00" ‘wer \oulanen site daueg | il er b } | ‘ay later anniversary from the county Jat, She was held | Sellers Sellers Hanae | SURPRISES WORLD. [mn"N chases of harboring an allen | ig ‘ mpertal rman! WASHINGTON, Jan By U.| Woman for immoral purposes, Sanitaire Hoosier > Y ReeeL, SAG mire imate tend P The United States has certain ~ ————— W. I | BS 8 Rocamtion “Ad their ly benefited by the visit of the fleet | Dortell drive. last night ae AvheCredt | Kitchen |] BROKERS |p VS [invite Your Brian tints Anon] entra ty estes oom’ | Total Cost Only 106 gt Peg tye 140 i ‘“ A Wholesome and Appetizing P Private L a wh 3 Guffy Lande on Committee. This is the statement made at hi ° ne an ppetizing i Beds ou Wan! Cabinets per eee a Account HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan, 31.—-|home today by Hear Admiral W. # Lunch Sent to Your Place of s re |James M, Guffy was today chosen| Emory, who is in command of the | thor Sey. ‘y Sunset Main SECOND AND UNION, . C. Osborn & Co. is a member of the democratic na-|second’ squadron of the hattleahipn M gran O27 Wiret Av, tsn0 tional committes, succeeding James| making the round-the-world erulse NEW YORK BOX LUNCH co, | Kerr, resigned Admiral Emory was retired for age i