The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1909, Page 5

FIX Sous RIES OFTHE | SH PROJECT of tith “thenge of ADVANCEMENT MADE IN tho west line of Lith ap Ge SCHEME TO imMPROVE a ghee SHIPPING FACILITIES, |the weat (14th av. @ an OWE ther an the Herthwes | ner of the city park Ghd peeves Definite boundaries for the pro- | thenoe eart Me vorthene line of | Poved dyking districts in the pro." ih shee eee | of sa t south © east : Jeet for the deepening, widening | in act tO HS Routhabet and straightening of the Duwam. | Serer un tine ob ntimaaing | ish river wore adopted yostorday |S0O\h to he woul lng Me urandoy | Afternoon at the meoting of the |"t"jranian st. to the Wee tree! ‘ Sxooutive committee of the Duwam: | 34th ay. S, thence #outl along the 4 ish River Improvement club west Itne of 28th ay. 8 extended to h Hoadquartera have been estad.| the southeast nf trees a” Oe j Ushed in Herman Behrona’ suite, | the Sommerville Tracts, thence $19 New York block, in elected secretary Berve on salary Maj, Chittonden's plan of river improvement was endorsed by the Sommittee in a resolution offered by J. R. MeLanghiin. The report of the boundaries com- the executive boundaries as » adopted by enwettes, fixes the Beattie tide ao east along the ieee ot Holgate at e @anmemserne charge of Jame Wilson, of Oxbow, who was yeaterday and have general Mipervision of the work of the club The work of financing the move Ment will be pushed, and the pe q tition to the county board asking the formation of the district will ee venpered by the legal commit- at the northwest o to the weet line the wv rt r of the| uthwest qv the northwoat | quarter of sectior townahip 24] tO north, of range 4 cast, thence south | * as © of the north s southwest quar ‘ ' east line of said section th south to t of township range thence weat to the southwest « of the northwest quarter of section | 6, sald township, thence th to the} northwoat corner of said section 6 thence weat to the southwest corner of section 34, township 24 north, range 3 rast, the north along te/ tle ‘ West line of s« West Wait |northwe Florida st rd Ral besinalng, ) INTERNATIONAL HE CONFERS WITH TAFT = MARRIAGE FAILURE (iy United Press) | WASHINGTON } Charles W. Elitot, the retiring prest jdent of Harvard university, who Is Jexpected to succeed Whitelaw R Mareh CHICAGO, March 31.—"Princess ambassador to ( Brita Bngalitehetr ts returning to conferred with Pre: t Taft at America, where she wil! commence|the White House today, It was proeeedings for diverce from Prince | Mutually agreed that they would Bngalitohett” This anonymous = miastve, Ras deo circulated among which make no announcement at present regarding Dr. Elliot's appointm or acceptance the of former Miss Kvelyn bal | 4 and has been klentified by | -_ her father, Charies W. Partridge, as| 4 te believed to, Herald the next international mar- | Tage failure and a possible scandal The} m New tm her handwriting, ef interest to two continents. _—— is due to arrive ‘ork today from Nice. (My Cnlted Pree) ‘The conditions here are ate pomeaad because there appeal to. OFFICIALS HERE for some time. fm Vancouver, B.C. hese and postoffice officials. undesirable citizen. Roll of Six-Foot looks, 12¢ Doz. Pisted Wire Coat } wire, brass plated; $1.00 Set Tea S; made | way through; special, i} set of three om a Hi tinch wteet blade and | hickory handle; extra | special Thureday FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 31-—- 5 All of the banks, the leading bual- “=e Rees and professional people joined | teday tm a telegraphic appeal to At-) | terney General Wiokersham to send | fe Judge to this district immediately. | chaotte. Many are treapassing on mining Glaims not*their own, and they are is IS WANTED BY POST. W. J. McCleery of thie city. for the police aad United Btates| secret service men have been looking wee arrested this Me-| ja wanted on a charge of obscene postcards through ied States matis. Me is ac- ‘indicate that BE. C. Hughes of thie) \ having addressed more than oity filthy cards to various new federal judgeship to have sent them Into | Washington where they were confis- Mo- is thought to be out of his |and have successfully headed off the | Wheat. hay and may be deported as an chances of John A. Shackleford of | Master GENDRON COLLAPSIBLE GO-CARTS FOLD WITH ONE MOTION POULTRY NETTING 150 lineal feet to the roll; 2-inch Mesh Heavy Gal- vanized Wire, 6 feet high; has heavy wire at top and bottom. Extra special, roll 25¢ Dozen Coat and Hat and Hooks, made of heavy steel (26 s, 3 for | Rogers’ Bros. Windsor Pattern | Solid Nickel Stlver Tea Spoons; ) they never tarnish or wear off; of same material all the 29c 2 ag Roller Skates, ‘$1. 19 ir of Adjustable Steel Wheel Roller Skates, for boys or girls of all ages; very easy ronning; 35c Garden Hoe, 23¢ Riveted Steel Socket Hoe, vite 4-too 23¢ 90c Heavy Galvanized Tubs 59 Special purchase and sale of 5 gross Heavy Galvan- d.Tubs, with wringer attachment. value of the entire Jae .-Y.-P.E. MYSTIC. EMBLEM FAIRBANKS WANTS. A JUDGE QUICK | ) The mystic embiem contest goes nol merrily on. You will have to hasten if you intend te get in, igame is to see how many letters a can devise out of the above ; then how many words you mn make with the letters. your list of letters and words to The Star. | PICK HUGHES AS A JUDGESHIP WINNER | Adviees trom "Washington. bn. & will soon be appointed to the/ in We “x | by President Tatt./ Priends of Hughes have been Ba Ing consistently for his appointment, Tacoma, who was also # strong can- didate for the appomtment. é res Buy a paper Gas Range and) 4 &. Cushman, also of Tacoma, and also a candidate for the benoh, mm has been awarded a judgeship in Alaska, and is now eliminated trom the race, which leaves the track open jto Hughes. It fe thought hie name | watt be sent to the senate within a WANT—Board and room. § room. Bee) / wee $3.69 $3.69 $1.29 Food Chopper, 8D¢ Russwin Food Chopper, bow! opens in half; easy to cle will grind anything; saves Its cost in a short time; 9 special c Tooth | 15c Toothpicks, 7¢ picks, made of select hardwood, Package of hardwood sharpened at both ends; 3,000 in @ package; special Thureday ; Tc | $1 Welsbach Gaslight, 60¢ Genuine sbach Inverted Gas- | Hight complete; gives a very soft and much better light than ordinary gas light, and at a great saving of gas 69c | special 15¢ Cereal Bowls, Be Old Biue Willow Footed Bowls, for cereal or oysters; very handy in kitchen; imported semi-porcelain ; 9c special, each This is the 59c |} Special, |very tow days. | Revs | Addresses by Gov. Kibbey, of Art THE §) ON 80TH BIRTHDAY, GENERAL BOOTH WILL LAUNCH SALVATION UNIVERSITY R LDN BE oday as it was a half century ago ‘iranches of Salvation work GEN, WM. BOOTH. *Y ANKEE DOODLE”’ SHOW ON TONIGHT An al interest has been than ally newspapers, Rev, M. A.) Hfeated in the “Yankee Doodle” show news, Mra. Leonora Brown, the w os h the Spanish War Veterans local woman attorney, and others r e Moor tr to has been arranged and nigh ex t the winged the direction of A.| entire 5 ~ wold out bee |Link Hart wtland, who has had | fore t ‘ nee ears exp oe at the business, | ch how and us everyone in the cast has parts, the fir worked long and falt at re to the fire wala, t tot n high rmance Nase onte nt Ther be a arica- have t r taken part In any such pie h ity n ne Hi Gti, have undteputed abiitty as . aie Joe Bch pf, the editors of the le- ers and should make good ‘SHOOTS A WOMAR; THEN HIMSELF nited Press.) , Cal, Maroh 31 Mra. Mary Austin, a widow years of age, Wan shot and killed in her “THE MARKETS for fleet atrtethy ranch home, two miles south of Rent Sad Buttes, Burbank, early today by August Butter, ranch 20@ (33 | who then took his own life. The| Pouttry, double tragedy believed to have beon in seme way connected with their business doalings TALENTED DEFENSE IN A MURDER TRIAL Lalited BAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 31-— Joseph E. Gardner, now being tried in the United States ciroutt court on & charge of killing Joseph Car | dora, one of the crew of the whaler Bowhead, on the high seas inst August Oyater si Clam yers, both warm friends of the young man's family, having made the journey to this city expreasty to defend him St |from a rich and influential family thre [im the south, of his unctes 8 holding high 4 federal ju @icial positions. The friends of the accused lad expect to obtain bis 104 a fy > FE weg 13% scquittal on the murder charge re _ Kastern Washington timeth 20. 00@ 21 | ait 16.0e@) iw rn Washington x } 16.60@ 17.00] Washington | hci SA double « pressed 25.00 Oate a9 000 40.00 Mra. Cynthia Crosley, widow of +9 00@40.09 Powell Crosley, the contractor whe 29 004 90.09 |constructed the firet telegraph line 3 2.00 between Sacramento, ( and Balt mie, G17 Bhe was Lake Olty, Gled at her 15th ay, N., Monday night Periey ton ‘eed wheat, ton 8? yeark of age. i 3 ? Chop, ton ‘ Fy 3 Whole corn, ton Interest le Aroused. Numerous replies have been re. | ceived by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce relative to the request |forwarded by the chamber, calling | |for the establishment of a line of steamers from Seattle to the! Isthmus of Panama. Principal | among these is one from Fred Car | penter, secretary to the president, who promises to take the matter up | with the chief executive immedi ately ‘BIG DAM INAUGURATED Vetted h ri Ma ‘ YUMA, . re ar] ‘The great Laguna dem in the Colorado river was formally dedicated today zona, and officials of the reclam n service were features of the TARTAR ON THE TEETH causes discolorations, lo: Premature decay and discas of the gume, Timely attention will prevent these troubles. The Sl should be examined by @ dentist at least ona loaned not leag t | For rent cheap, modern 6 ary two years. house, large love pit trait tre nther novesbaty work for beat: berries Fine view. Ulying and preservation of the Lake ain Aad teat or reilet of ain will be ak 3 skUitully done at this office. | The charges are moderate. This ad was ordered for three |M run get of times coll $5.00 But, as usual, when anything in Geld Crowns. |any line is properly advertised, and 2tk gold $5.0 | there is a demand, one insertion on rk, extra $5.0 | the classified page of The Star in $1.00 ana up $1.00 sufficient Twenty-one people were hot-foot after this house, Six people called at the address and fifteen called jover the telephone 50c | The firet insertion rented the 50¢ |house, Mr, Charles Himquist, the Bsa 23 Rae owner, being paid $20.00 fot the > peintone” “Wo employ first month's rent | lallst, who devotes his - | time’ to this work You never can tell by the looke of a toad how far he'll jump. But you can tell by these high class testimonials that we're com ing to the front on the classified INVESTIGATE OUR EASY PAYMENT. PLAN Our operators are all expert page with big, long jumps graduats dentists, Wy omploy Here's the right Man Main ho Lpineenee, é } MlAtion fre 1060; Ind. 441. } Btilce Yours, m. to 7 i. Sundays, D. m A * Suites ) " Property Ma alt Bide ere ° YS rteate i oelt it Opp tone-Fisher Co, Dop Store. Botrance 207 Unive proce at BBALTY Ahi wet 1000-19 American SDAY, MARCH 3}, ! LONDON Pog March a] Druma will beat around the world on April 10 and prayers go up in 0 languages from a half a militon | men and women in honor of the ntleth — birthday Gen, Wm the gvand old man wh the Salvation. Arn army, which has branches from lee 4d to India and Aus tralia ne product of the brain of thie veteran soldier calnet abn, whose brain is as clear and active He has grown with ft, and still | diregts its minutest operations. | All around the world the Salva tioniats will celebrate the birth day of thelr loader, On that day too, the general will show fresh proof of his virtlity by launching the most ambitious project yet started by the organization A big University of Salvation lta cost $5,000,000, with branches }in London, New York and Chica go—this in Gen, Booth's latest | plan for advancing bls work He | will tanue the call for funds on his | birthday, The purpose of the school {# to train workers In all te being represented by le: | gal talent from Kentucky, two law. | Gardner comes) 1909, = nee ee ee de ems irene the Anniversary Sale offers great values— —practically every article in the store specially priced for this sale thousands of pieces of furniture—many of them one-half to one-third less than regular prices! | —~the few specials mentioned below will give you an idea of the magnitude of the sale; the best values, on account of sites oapag pieces, are not advertised, two splendid table values— $6.90 $5.90 ine price $12.00 regular price $10.00 remarkably an except pattern nally pretty regula Annive Bale ni reary Hale price | the Standard Special sanitary mattress, the most pep a inaltres« that there are ilar mattress sold in Seat- hundreds euch week by ye—we make it In »wn factory and from the clean ma all 1t our st @ Special o of fine arade topped with thin mattress ta mag of wood fiber and pure, odorless white cotton, moo thick layer: welghe 42 pecans oOve | ered with good grade linen striped teking ny alae, ape” 65 / regular price $5.00, cial for Anniversary Bale . —we will not sell more than 4 splendid and popular pattern CWo Of Bay Ske to a buy | iron bed, full size, strateht spladies, strong joint connec tions, exactly like pleture; reg promptly ular price $5.00; An 2,90 filled | wulversary Sale price ' mail orders filled $5 oo will bring this splendid e range into your home— Anniversary Sale specials in the curtain and drapery department— ~your old stove or range will be taken as a part of special interest for these payment on a Malleable cottages or bungalows: Range, allowing you full white Swisses | English casement cloth; full value for it in all the |” yard wide; in handsome floral the Malleable range is the } Haut, rariety Seat esioves qucteaeans Gane } best range made, and ts lutely fast. ‘colors; regulae used in thousands of ; | Beige the, Ansive {6c c homes, giving the best sat full yard | ale price | isfaction; it lasts a life a! designe, in | best grade fancy art tickti time. 6c 724c | in * } Horal and ip ce | At waves fuel, thereby pay: { _ hiveraary Sale price ca yard, Anni- 4 ac ing for itself in a very Freneh for Kiya be versary Sale price . c short time; come and in lent material for bed sets and —camp comforts; covered with spect this splendid range for scarfs: regular price ike & slikoline of Persian designs; ~-we will be pleased to a a 1c plain lping: filed with #0 1 Pp’ ° 0" ell ti sive you full information mines; cream ground, with » %5 locket 7a regarding it; if you desire, retty olored $1.50. Anniversary our representative will call blue, red and Sale price on you, pricing your old —show flake cross stri range and giving other tn- —enameled cottage rods: 4 feet drapery goods: att yard, wide) formation you may wish to long; with ends and brackets in colo rt ‘en, red have. Cal wp Reten éo- complete and, wok Standard 74% N urniture Covtg ‘ ‘ood y) SEATTLE , { Second Ave. at Pine Street NEW MAYOR WILL’ BE SWORN IN | Los Masts” "March 31— George Alexander will be inaugu-| | rated mayor of Los Angeles tomor- | row afternoon, when the city coun- | cll concludes the official canvass of votes cast at the recent recall eleo- tion. The count has in reality been completed, but cannot be declared Heavy printed linoleum tar price The regu epecial price 480 —~& select cooking receipts book, compiled by Catharine BE. Par- fon, of Domestic st. int thr special heavy colors price this lneleurm sier for instructor ron re) price Science, Alma College, Thomas, Ontario, so until certain election officials affix their signatures to the re- turns. Alexander is shown to have gained $2 votes, making his total 14,011, while Wheeler lost 7, leay ing him 12,414, WANT—To sell your furniture. | Bee page 6. evn’ FAIR OPENS IN 52 DAYS. To induce you to do your fixing up right away, we are making big “ACCUSED OF CONTEMPT/HEAVILY FINED FOR| SELLING BEER OF COURT IN tian be HELENA, Mont. March 81.—Peter FRISCO |Larson, a Piains agent, was today fined $100 and sentenced to spend ad |76 days in jail by United States SAN PAN ue 0, Tia h 31. ‘Judge Hunt for selling one = of | Deputy District Attorney James M. | beer to an Indian |Hanley today was cited by Judge rer Freak J. Murasky to show cause mapais FoR onricans. why he should not be adjudged in| gan ehintisco, March 31.— Hast Bunday. This order ing order \sented Dr. Rupert Blue and his staff reductions in wall paper all this |e ag. 1 DOTA. Of nasiatants by Mayor ‘Taylor to-| month. We have paper bangers and ity enjoin e representative of Tight at the banquet which will be| Th® Raven prescription service | painters at your command. |tecnien, from “raid and Burne ¢0 given to the army physician by the | Means that the doctor's skill in pre-| Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co, i wen renee res citizens of thie city as a mark of scribing Is most efficiently supple | 1814 Pirst Av. jof the Unite roads in (h® \their appreciation of his services 10 | mented by the druggiete’ skill. I |Search for documents stolen from |sradicating the taint of plague trom | a ¥ |eompounding. RAVEN DRUG CO.,, MON jthe graft prosecution. |@an Francisco last year Season Opens Tomorrow. | fi he ie ate A. L. HALL’S TALL Firat Ave. | 1416 Second Av. To LOAN THE GRIBNTAL POOL ROOMS, @ Peel Tabdles—a 26 Bole Tables—a5 Bar, resteurant. kind ip the worl 9 mi eo ae 8 ily. tke an (Without Commission) BROKERS| Private Lesaed Wire to All Ha- nown in mod le of superia Bay ESTATE OB @ PURPOSES, pdell, 113 Columbia St. | 4 “THREE FOR OWE FOR MINE CLEARS THE COMPLEXION OVERNIGHT Pimples, Rash, Eruptions, Ete, Quickly Eradicated by New Skin Remedy. Since its discovery one year ago, posiam, the new skin remedy, h in its extraordinary accomplish. ments, exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the eminent special- ist who gave It to the world, It has cured thousands of cases of ecxema and eradicated facial and other disfigurements of years’ standing. The terrible itehing at- tending eczema is stopped with the igor stan MONEY SAVED. Kasiern ¥ atom. 88 00 2 bo. AT'S ALL. All Fall Stock of Hats, Shoos and Men's ing Goods at lows than hal RAINIER CLOTHING STORE 1104 Piret Ave. Take Blevator to oh Floor Peterson’s Stock Crowded Out as Fast | as Possible | COMFORT SHOES A n can't work Intelligent firet application, giving proof of ly his feet hurt its curative properties at the very | If your shoes pinch the toes, I) outset squeexe the heel or press down In less serious skin affections, on the ine are nly such as pimples, rash, herpes, black- : GOOD VALUES hot our. Comfort. Bhoes | Our Comfort Shoes are made ff heads, acne, barber's itch, ete, re- IE|P gyer, foot conforming ~ lasts f| qults show after an overnight ap- HT A Thoyire stylish | outside | ant Bl plication, only a small quantity be- ing required to effect a cure. Those who use poslam for these minor akin troubles can now avatl them- solves of the special 50-cent pack- age, recently adopted to meet such needs. Both the 60cent package YOU IN ALL DE- PARTMENTS=—= $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 hurt—but y Wear longer and g/obtained in Seattle at the Quaker they look better Drug Co., and other leading drug my an pw Cut Model» | stores. j | Samples for experimental pur MacPHERSON-GRAY CO. || TURRELL’S| 228 Sota | by writing direct to the Kmer Laboratories, 32. West a Street, New York City, 903 Second Ave.