The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1909, Page 7

ik LPL ad DNESDAY MARCH 3, 1909. 7 ASHINGTON READY FOR. | »'2:0:cic INAUG URAL TOMORRO Ww Retratiin,niesctoeh iy Vuraish the Home Complete, Store Closes Daily at $:30, | _Dry Goods, During the meeting preliminar taken toward securing f { Uillbr One Ropt—-Wveryining FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. ot Dependable STR I RE WEE a A AU TTT steps wer ii} pormanent quarters, IOUSANDS GATHER) | AWARDED CONTRAC adivon of Madison . | T TAKE | |. Manson of Dookton, was yente Spring Street, ws i ® THEY Ant when finished will complete al id Avenue | ” Aoenue | Be Sin |] AGAIN REFUSE tii Lushan Renee dar sr home sel me | ENTITLES, — bes Are Soaring—Rec-| Bhsieniriios aoa we, —— |* Abirance on elther| ee on etther| | | | | | ord Is Paid for One | Net La d Ribb |W hG d . V ° | the seeond time since the tn to recelwo care such as human be-/ t 1 Room on Parade, [air Big a - DWYER HAS | Nets, Laces and Ribbons ash Goods in Variety | cow © payrolls as submitted | Last month the matrons were patd Slots |by Qe sheriff's office have been re- from excess funds paid Bho 4 Madras Waistin, r Joct®) by the county” commissioners, |Stodge by the ofty for feed of munis i _ A good assortment of plain and fancy | , ‘ ws. Be Ford I ASHINGTON, March 3.—By U.|Whob the matron oe taitall { r WW A * ladras Waisting ite ground, with dots, stripes, checks J patrons were atalled cipal prisonera, but in the eve i Nets st - ved | pes, the capital city is ready for tts) they Were advined by the aherife of |thls source of imoney giving out, ax } just received. and figures; 36 inches wide: 10c a yard i KingPounty that they would ive }it may when the ctty take num Quadrenniat celebration and | eon that th tas Bags ak iy \ D Gingh | 4 month E Wennte Goin: | bar of ieteonere. trom the county Sal |) ine White vures and cluster tuc 2 ress Ginghams, 8 1-3c Yar Gny tomorrow, Incident to the | miasiqiers, however, did not think other mean will be secured to re-|ME LEFT ONLY A BILL anol ees wert eee ee ene ees ey . ye $ | HBK of tenants at the White) they Fore entitled to that amount, |munorate the matrons for thelr! — HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT H} inches wide; $1.20 yard A good assortment in stripes and checks, 27 inches wide, f The preparations are com-|and Wx matter came before | work White ' , . . | 81-3e yard i Y 18 ANGRY, hite Net, vine pattern, with large tucks; 24 inches wide; ‘And It is now for the weather; Mat tedy, ono of tte members re Last month's payroll, which has i. ; | ~ 7 oy , i ote do tte part and all will | Market just been submitted to the county - $1.35 yard | Bleached Cambric, 634 Yard i ‘ #e prinoners are nothing but of | ; } A good, firm quality, 3¢ 1 eg? ite a A dope fiends, and don't need . hk Where Dwyer, traveling Very line Cream Net, dainty vine and dot effect, with fine | good, firm quality, $6 inches wide, 6c yard f @ prediction today is “fatr and) any cay omark was made vitge will continy salesman for Levi Strauss & Co., of cluster tuck 24 incl fe; $1.45 yard | Rooker woatherman once | when “Aiort Informed the |mit hia payroll each month for the} New York? | | ‘ ee pire aw nena ahs | | the F r ne ners mm, Minor hospital last night sbortiy|# yard | | Bee mot mean “clear” or = “falr —_ i, before 11 o'clock, Several persone |f | Fringed Croche Bed is, f +, light-weig ‘ tea, tt Just means in the lan: A) . a . we | rin t Bedspreac ull-size, light-weight, 89% Bre tae weare ‘Terk oe KIN OF CITY DOG RANCH * wh a #6 im once more. | White Tucked Net, 42 inches wide, $1.20 yard White, Cotton-Filled Comforts, in tight ine dicen. a eee” “tale to middliny ment, to whom Mr. Dwyer Ie allog.{q White ‘Tucked Net, 20 inches wide, 60c yard ings; double bed size ; 95¢ | Weather. ’ | | : | AE Ti O'clock today the tempera. is A VERY BUSY AAA sieht pote on a oo S sotled He =White Tucked Net, 44 inches wide, $1.00 yard | ; . | SEE 48 dcareadanove cece gown. In his haste to leaye]| : | W : K * U d | See. Sogreee: above, Seco b BURP RAR ine notin mr Depa aia not for Mf White Tucked Net, very fine; slightly soiled; 30 inches | Women’s and Children’s Knit Underwear Sably will be cooler tonight. There ws pe og “df Belen ws wide ; 59c yard Women's Pure White Cotton Ves olism , " the game quadrennial fear among! WILL GRAB MORE CANINES IF ging « brag eg Ske a ah BH PL Ma Aare udp ow Cameron | ane , a i : is AB iag a wird eh hi “0 ton Vests, medium weight, high Seasoned officials who like the! NEW LICENSES ARE NOT in Meattle must] hoa rital manager ding to theif] Several Beautiful, New Patterns of Imitation Cluny Lace | Sabine gongs °° lc orta of their club, that to atand SEGRED APRIL 1, aaid Henry to- |) qed : son ge bight thacli and Itisertion, 1 to 4 inches wide; 4c to 12\4c yard My men's Pure White Cotton Drawers, ankle length, 19¢ » open al le dogs w be o'cloc i n' pr o ‘s ottor ec cig’ Meh at aires Se atscisieterca eae All untagged dogs will [be lair. Dwyer’s physician announced|ff Taffeta Ribbons, all-sitk, pink, ‘own, white, navy, |g,” “ti rat White Cotton, Medium-Weight Union liter erecedute te car] Meaty Ores si entehen,-te : to patient and nurse that he would |Ill black, peacock and blue: 6 inche 27 a yard its; high neck, long sleeves and rag length; also high ind certain other p 1 i neck, sh will not Improve their) king of 15,00) mongrel and © fee for a dog license ts $1, but} be abl eto leave the hospital in a All-Silk $ Ribl k I ‘ hite, | rec Me Jeeves and knee length; 35¢ rheumatiam, catarrh or| manicured, wh move and have /for bitches a $2.50 tax is imposed. [few days. The nurse told the head |f bi ‘ ’ " matin Ribbon, pink, »xrown, green, white, Ch ‘idres n’s Pure White Jersey Bice Cotton Vests and S no gard + ir barks wthin the limits of Se “ nurse and the head puree told the | black and navy; 6 inches wide; 25c a yard ip ile . 4 0. . veers 6 the particular ailment) sitio siinndoe aed the tinaane toil iis ilk AtL-Sith fi iota’ Ribs wa eee bet hk ‘eet I rawer Vests are high neck and long sleeves Drawers, le Bk | nat teat Mi Gres ho, gatimaten |Dwyer that his bill would be so|ffl . affeta Ri — excellent quality, in black only; | umbre lace-trimmed knee style, with band top; 12c gar- weands of Visitors, the sul pee af | much. HO inches wide; 22c yar ment “ round uu ” Henry « his as \ Bat the thousands upon thot een bog emt 16.000 Along about 11 p.m. Mr, Dwyer |} —— vad i ‘Bands of gay visitors who have flock: tramp bow wor Inc im that ANGR Y folded his tent and silently stole | re Sea an ake eee @d here until every available roots, | pur ' : stocrat away, That is, he lowered himaelf| il 4 W W: J R ie cot in the clty is engaged | |from a second story window by knot apery ection omen’s rappers ust eceived ee mre coaring, care Ustle) For o's! tthe tk eye BY T. J. DILLON, ting sheets and blankets together. [Is . * , , : ble W € dae Out the weather. emands beige the gates ¢ ‘ ¢ e Mr. Dwyer was stopping at th eavy, Square-Mesh Novelty Net, linen co suitable rappers of dark blue pr with nite dots; rolli S Within the last 24 hours the price | (oe Jal! <i av. & and Stacy/ OLYMPIA, March %.—As 8"! Savoy hotel hen he was seized by for. bungalow or house curtains; very effective. Forty inches mg sleeve; skirt trims 1 flounce; sizes 36 t rhe All articles of food, as well as/ "A870 ODOROd Ae turn. | Hluatration of the revengeful splrit |appendicition. Hin proseut whore: | wide: dhe verd ’ ¢ ; | es, wy, one ? 10 90, @harges (or lodgings, has s4-| oq over to the cit} treasurer $1,000 of the senate toward Acting Gov./abouta fa a matter of Interest te pag Beg ure 4 é | si connyyl por cent. The crowds /in other words 700 dogs were re~ | Hay, the governor's private secre. | *¢¥eral persons, | Three Patterns Arabian Color Novelty Net, with y pat- Wrappers of dark blue print, with white stripes; collar a ay and the carnival spirit ts| a at $1 a > ’ unre tary, Joseph Ashlock, who has been ome i tern 48 inches wide; 50c a yard, cuffs and belt trimmed with P. hand tt fink ; creryehe ©. Tho celebration has deemed canines, 3,000 in number,!on the senate pay roll, was ordered | . iN a oe med with Persian bands; skirt finished Haken on an air of joviality, charac.) Wore rate ok rate of increase | Feport from the governor's office | MISS M GILL 1S Colored Novelty Nets, for curtains; red, green or yellow; | with f €; price, $1.2 Reriatic of the big, good-natured In-| | (Krom tet Phavajuat about 15.000 t@ the senate today, Ashlock, with [im 4. Ove and 75¢ a yard | Wrappers of black and white checked print, $1.00. ‘ghd president : dogs to wat nh rigmigony says Hen- | Howard Congrove, has been attend. HOW. ay RAYMOND German Madras, in four attractive patterns and colors; | print, towing Is what it will cost a) "<7 Ciect to den kr $10,000 to | ing to the clerical work in the Rov 1 di: letrhes wide: 35c b yard Wrappers of dark red print, floral pattern, $1.00. man to take his sweetheart /the ony treasurer Bfore January 1,/ ernor's office ever eince Gov. Hay lef of Pollee tevin | . . th x | f dig ovents 1910, T have beenBilowed 4n 4-| took the office. Asa result of Gov day i] _ Colored German Madras, very attractive small figures; | © Wrappers of gray print, with floral designs, $1.00. Ball tickets, $10; for supper, | ditional aswiatant, Bd I think We! Hayy speech in Beattlo, the senate | Wa,” inches wide: 5c a yard. a ead forlbave the pup proim fairly well aa Wrappers of white and red, blu 1 for carriage, $10, and for|have the pop 5 this morning decided to punish him | prett) Tapestry Table Covers, in blue ground with soft-colored | white bt te and red, ‘blue and. white, or black and 3 ad woe Golinrt by taking Mr. Ashlock away from | ‘ier _« q Sistas: 44 ize: $1.19, , | Waite priet, $1.00, Could make out on that but) cite Henry's wlogan. And/ him and putting him to work in the] foucy ie for “me aan a ee Wr f bl 1 pbably would spend & great) ony @ woll known Beattie citizen | senat Miss MeGilt, it appears, RE, PORE Eg Ns DS EY Le | Vrappers of blue and white striped print, trimmed with more. has tried time and Ime again to | * Cesk” C o EE? Pa | Persian bands, $1.25. permuade ni wo TelRee his bleod ys. apestry ouch overs, rienta patterns, in sort, : $700 for a Room. bermuade Henry to F le blood ‘ NSH. pe : B | Wrappers of blue and white polka-dot print, $1.25. od bow wow without Beking in h + are h cok rs hes by 3 ds t demand for points of vantage The applications of Frank Marcus tich colorings ; 72 inches by 3 yards; $2.2 | ie canhe of the. warene. ta the 91 oe ES SR of Ravensdaie and D. Hi. Adame of atte abel 5 Fiat he j Wrappers of black and white checked bent, $1.25, than exer before. The rece) Henry. And no pup jaa been re-| yesterday by the county fH Yoel én Sasi wiih ‘price for a roém was paid this see from the dog ee without cman Sty Jon Haye Hammond, W Glov Pr Cotsats d Girdles Co Sie Shon se LE OOCKY BALDWIN HAD Zt, || Women’s Gloves, Ss | - rset Covers, 29 | Ease? for, te ese, of and Fi Saitek ie ber lateien th ia" chty ona Women's Two-Clasp ; yay eared SOc Corsets are represented in several | Of good quality muslin, lace-trim- one-stranc roik The ° y soiled: BN ta ceseery poate! THREE DAUGHTERS (202005 Ei 6P) onrmsean seven, one strand-om roid | ifferent styles. Models with short hip med. These are slightly soiled; sizes, y c n blac e a ’ 24 hours. | 4 McGill I & daching brunette, 4 | and low bust, medium hip and medium 38 to 44 all of the 18 governors} co ah 9500308 years of age, and she has many red; fMmode, navy and green | Pie sol SD er 8 will ng ain 9 in = tame WILL FILED FOR a padlare ae. Sh Lraamnate- tele ort Chi t 1 ee bust, or girdle top and long hip, All are R wore a base ot the, VEALS SECRET—FOITUNE widew, : Lanty Bennett Balgwin wt CREOLE GIRLS ON Children’s Gauntlet Gloves, 59. Pair good-fitting Corsets. emnants and Oaidand, leaving ber only aa wn ments are highly pleased) 1 $28,000,0004, Vided one-third Interest In the Bald Cheyenne Gauntlet Gloves, with | In this lot we present good values in ©o, which ts worth about $190,000, latin greater portion ofthe $26. /and is mortgaged for $140,000. ‘Phey in tan and buckskin der figures; hose aapportery attached. | and Dress Goods. had not Hved together lately Depicting the arnusing incidents tn | of the | the life tived in the south, the Disie- | five |iand Amusement company by ren. |completed arrangements for by | | . : | Cc a e Cire = '4 « the progress made in all direc: | bb abn aekar ti oe ens San Francts PAY STREAK fringe trimming on cuff; pretty designs, | 50c Tape Girdles, designed for slen- | White Goods, Linens, Crashes, Silks | Escort for Roosevelt. {000,000 estate of KJ. (Lady) Baid- "Ye leaves small portion NEW YORA. March 3.--A score lwin is bequeathed to his @ughters. great rancho La. Puente or more polities! organizations are | Mra Clara Stocker of Rerfiey and} nieces, nephews and grandcht! Toilet Preparations Trunks for Various Purposes leave toda: Wash- | Mra Anita Baldwin McClaghry and provides that the land shall be|an av i seating 2,000 on | / i i dace aden escort | the famous turfman's will Wich was chosen by a committee, one member | Pay oak, at the A-¥-P. B} eo | to form @ per fter he | fled for probate today. Wipveaied of which is to be named by each | rounds / Hazel Cream, Clover Blossom and Tar Soap, seven cakes | W F vo ‘ President Roosevelt after the existenc Zeid Selby, | devi see. | Thirty musictang will be employed ‘ omen’s French Hat Trunks, of basswood, with horse-| ‘The residue of the vast estate te}and a chorus composed of 49 of th cs ka been jeft, share and share alike, to Mra.| prettiest creole girls to be obtained | ycerine and Cucum ber Toilet 5 bikie: tae, glen. diclded SUEES tedbiy, svcordin’ to Oath, | ete ste dicts ae i| Caine “i ens ae tana al Eastman’s Violet Face Powder, " 2 Japanned steel trimmings. Inside is arranged with nr vpight; the retiring presl- |! ® resident of San Franc oa children survive Baldwin. "To any arKe amount of experience | in Eastman’s Crushed Rose and Violet Talcum Powder, 1Se. | six removable hat-rests ; full linen-lined; swinging LS heavy duck covering, steel binding and substantial ap, three cakes for 15¢. 3 have left the capitol after the 4 third danghter o: ‘ tion «of = President-elect | man, while heretofore he her father evidently did n & right to usement work. wil have the ac- ii] Eastman's Antiseptic Tooth Powder, 15c tray in top for minor articles. Twenty-four-inch, 6 will take a carriage at the ih) initials of her husband, an ‘hete-aie|tive management ef tha Concern ; Se Eef the capitol steps and will joing lett in the document. the ta i110 Thie|'The company ie purely a local one tig National Brand Pure Distilled Witch Hazel, 15c $10.00; 26-inch, $11.00; other styles, $15 00 to $25.00. ‘Fiven to Delaware av, where |iett mnly 206 acres of land § the probably will reduce greatly the few York organizations will be rancho La Puente, estimalg as! nomber of claimants. ing of C. Pred Princess Pompadours of braided wire, hair-covered, 25c. j ane, SE. We. Aas Hair Barrettes, plain and carved designs, 10c and 25c, hollow G G. & Ge i ad Kuge | ” ~ er 9 . oT ge awaiting ef _— a rmain and Kugane Sorosis Hair Pins, 15¢ dozen, : | ; F a B ered pina Trunks, with full set of ges in the center, and led mann ar | ee ytne production cones up td the Abbottsford Oatmeal and Witch Hazel Soap, three cakes | brassed steel trimmings, No. 3 bolts, straps, dowels € ites. cervamey bom Fei Desictand auditerian ort Jount lie for 1c. eta on and locks, lined with fancy paper. Inside has regu- ee ne ne Baik ‘epeckec ti | pd md ‘the exposition riod Clover-Blossom and Tar Soap, s seven cakes for 25e. lar steamer tray; four slats on top; sheet-steel on —_——__— eee with three hardwood slats. Thirty-four- tn ea ranks are Senator | &t Root, Chairman Tim Wood- Mf the state repablican com- » ad Beuator Depew. $5.00 TMs bea \liddindl obi da eo ee | gives by the notatt & eri a ee Printed Linoleum, 35c square yard; 10c square yard for | | 3 Op, Ree, ore,” exploded the assist-| {ion at the Labor ple, ‘fo AOCAL BRI BRIEFS |aigtant prope. 1 want to see Ci. lant prope im diagust ne nee | purrs of atin ner annociation tn laying : Ae le ie Wall Trunks, rawhide-bound, brassed wall hinges * et Tommy| ite tant fo or wi or a ° —a gC " |" age amin he, Stans Manager Tommy | vorking women of the state A . be eae eae and Drummers’ Samples—-a good selec- | and corner clamps combined. Extra large box, of geant Meyer Peyser this morning & oxpiaining the activity of the ansist-| gy nce Ie Per wee. ciaeree g tion at low 5 basswood lumber, three-ply veneer in top, heavy Wants Pag ‘Sarah N. sharp looking youngster, ant props, merely said that he was| be turne RUGS—CARPET SWEEPERS ippeneniieiciateemiiaiinaininasilhDeadaaias a ’ ’ y on, % sehool teacher,| “What do you want a “super” who waa brought up on| tion t eg Seni-A I Sele of duck covering, hardwood slats, heavy brass ball to have w contract with the| “Say, I'm aasistant propa, see? | goat's mitk | thor ee 27x54 Velvet Rugs, 98 | clamps, Excelsior lock; straps and heavy bi d maid | roves : 27x54 Jute Wilton Rugs, $1.25, Boxed Hosiery for amps, 1 ; ps heavy brasse thoritics of the county |need six guns.” came from the ce | dP pone a pee: AEN she waa to secure employ- | ling tongued one. Tommy, “is the fact that every 27x54 Axminster Rugs, $1.65. | Women, Men and Children| | lifter-bolts. Full linen-lined, two trays—top tray [men during the 1997-8 term, today) «wel, we got a gun play at tlimorning I have to go through the} WANTS A FRANC an . abies Py ig 955%, OM® | Genttle theatre this week, and heatre and nail down cat aueee| A tranchies for the privilege 36 Axminster Rugs, $2.85 Now in Progress || has fall over all. Thirty-six-inch, $20.00; 38- inch, a ine At the Minor {2204 about half a dosen guns,” wenlfrony 20 to 30 seatn which have heen |ostaniishing water works at Bissell’s Carpet Sweepers, $1,65. ot | $21 50. —Basement Saiesroom, nd Pacific City was asked night be- Sithan Frank the assistant props. Ripped out by the roots th “t though you had all the gune yotllore. Say, the people who see these fed,” said Clark. nelodramas get no excited that they | aw, we only got 1 is. It's fleree,” where Attorney F. F. Ran- went an operation for ®P= | ne. is Monday, tt is announced ll danger is believed to be = tagryer has hopeful advances to y. attorney Randall was taken home. 117 23d ¢, Atkingon the rao rmiaelonere yea A heart, ‘i sina nthe master wae eet for March = ~.| sc (FREDERICK & NELSON) = % and was removed to the Mingr CARES NALGHT FOR Ror arr a i neil aly. a will} ec] Gigwed to visit him for a La INCORPORATED ae ‘br. Masor Getting Well / : = will continues hia ‘ a = a - health at the Seattle General | trip across open Paoifi ~: - m i ni tion for appendicitis. Sym ply, Morris B. Sachs, attor el et commit frionds of the physician are FOR PINE STREET IN for the. Seattle, Renton & att comnts BE PUT TH 2") LOCAL OPTION BILL a here he has been confined el “4 Bor me a week rewulting from | wit Give &. CO. FRANCHISE [RASS oo y good talth im acting thus es" elleos <A large “WETS 9 FAIL T0 PASS THE: GA RBA GE DEAL TO ne Aly ge ane Phe ANY EVENT. claimed that the Seattle owing to the fact that he waa so} weak he 1, Co. was attempting to get ot the! OY, Spterfuge what it had not been sid not rine mo C ¥ to the decisio: Hughe ed that the oit res ab by he er ng 0 9 = hen ap » » entails. | " time for the Wants Gackagee Bast for sivoo| diction to the city charter, the cor" poveboard. | tail UNABLE TO MUSTER A Two- |shall deposit trust funds in 1 the | eating auton this morning porations committee of the city Wihave a em cap right] on, 1000, th seam sociated THIRDS VOTE, AND “ORYS” | bank, met a similar fate | cdl _ the supervision of the com- owner of the council yesterday voted to recom 4 | The senate this morning killed | againet the own-|mend » franchise oo Third av. and| Ot {hQstreet which must be re — Ae at | Senator Cotterill's ~ bill, providing| _A, proporition of @8 Of the steamer Vashonian, which Pine st. to the Seattle Klectric “pontinued Mr. Sachs. — for the incorporation of stateme ; Farmed the former boat nix weeks | company, the low bidder Commies has permitted the Se-| WANT—A restaurant or store , BY T. J. DILLON. Ep. T te tee tate election Toe the eeeding fo the revere ot TAnTISS:| ‘The bids for this franchise wore! mane tctn on ihe greet aeder| Boo page 6 ese| OLYMPIA, March 3.—The “wets” rill and Paulhamus were th ie Waandhien “tne be opened at the counel! meeting last) ine af " acer © unable to mus |only two mem) ering into per er ycompany for! — WILL NOMINATE pal garbage, | | The Young Men's Rey now asking waa [of King ox talked over with the { the, meeting for the nominat # to vote for the | Chunel corporations... committee] cers to be yoted for at the el hinting t hise. ise of a temporary per j this morning anding, and Monday night and were referred ; bill. At the last session of the} yesterda tion in April, at the head ireleweners i to the ‘committes.; The. Beattle| Zt the company wants an) ter the necessary two-thirds vote) iegisiature this bill received 15] After statements from. attorneys | ters of the King county publican | ordinany to legisiate its temporary GRAND in the rules of the house representing the differént appit- | club, Ort hutiding, on Thursday, to suntain votes. cants it was decided te refer tho | March 11, at yuestion back to the city . recommendation that of three be Hotalia of ¢ Wlectric company bid two and One| Hermit Mua hermancnt trevchins hp. th w h the Defiance ahi pe 7 mt e1 0 T 1 » wi a iT . » r » ’ por cent and the Seattle, Ren-| hotwithtnd " ¥ land pass the local option bill. The) The senate passed the new state anes several at the ton & Southern two and one and) virtue nites |“dry»” resisted on the ground that) capitol bill, whieh will throw open iS Wil Gnd: Today—The| ene per cent, reapectively The Mttle, Renton & Southern |they bad not had timo to digest | timber lands to tho merey of the 7 superior court has already! RRA ARR RR A * WEATHER FORECAST, * grounds, f pollee will b Beant or ¢ in charge. * * * of the tandamus proceed sauleed 4 inetiga by Judge ‘Thomas held, in. the Ewing decision, that ond a Py. yen / iby on eee te the smaller amendments. Mr. Me-| big speculators es ie wat’ vole. bout hole rie agninst the King county com- | thé city council has no alternative | octed in te gar : er a Y Master said that the “drys” had toe whe * Thursday; moderate southerly * minstoneyy pmpe! that body to| but to sell such franchives to the! ¢, ra ora es dec amy. R q }no idea of making a further fight {imtions Out for Banquet—It is farbage © * winds. * approve Wid ibe Mshiogton canat |highest bidder, in line with the clty Crawford president of the Seattle. ' 1 Baltic Lodge. No. 1 Pion the pin, and that thetr plea tor t to the the interest * * Renenary atone thd thin after- | charter provision basse Ml sage aye =, Naty LoerT. delay was made in good faith Tatyormity of Wash. [Htewart and others, advised the COM” | #ekkkhkk kee het t nome a, ame ported Ay Committee ie Ultra Wise. Pog oe p eeees Sorento + OG 7. There ix considerable talk con smmoncemont Wook reais ces Gus o thaeennnie Rat Toy ee Boperigr Judge Huncke of Spokanc, | The committee Coste in a tio| song to Me thom, ‘Tho Senttl Arcade Hall, Arcade Bidg. Crane e hina the local option bilt| txwed by "Dean Condon j temectory earbage collestion, Chiot Irving Ward yeater chances, - Look over|Klectrie company should have the p> nag am pany can then mak FROM it comes to him WANT—Board and room #9 | franc arrangemedy with us for the use The house this morning killed page 6 tc franchise, notwithstanding that an-| Or the track h : time tl === |other corporation had offered al ~d ' Wednesday, March 3 9 renick’s two bills, which looked to OSTEOPATHY: eacdersnreediltiemeeiiih eve the higher bid Wanted by nimbe . | the prevention of the burning: of tral polnt outaide CLEARANCE SALE James B. Howe, attorney tor the| We All Fait Stock of Clothing, | S°4ttle Blectric company, urged| mont Mhoee and Men's Furniss upon the members that the Seattle, n To BATURDAY, March 6, slashings during t Inclusive. Jobject of the bills was to prevent | 4p» the obscuring the sky by dense yol-| /"' umes of smoke while eastern visit ptain A-¥-P.E. The! Plectricity, vibration, light ther alr sweat baths, and other metho Optical rooms iting glasses and treating ey pd offices in Beattie. Con » Treatments $1 each BROKERS Private Leased Wire to All Bx- changes on, Min Buy a Champion Gas Range and get a coal or wood range free, *** Special Musical Program Each Night at 8 o'Clock img Goods at lens than half price. || Renton & Southern's only idea tn! Brewing com RAINIER CLOTHING sToORe §f| Yidding for the franchise was to| Word wae rodived ore were at the falr : S. C. Osborn & Co. " : 1104 First Ave, |harass his company, He added that] [0* last night Mat an officer would ADMISBION 100, The bill of Davis, of Pleree coun- |, Se lg eet | en ores GRY Pivet Av. eee WANT—A position, any kind, See the Crawford people were not actu-' prisoner. pane eaeree ty, providing that county clerks! and Pike. Main 2401. | | page 6 oe