The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1909, Page 7

egg THE BY MAYOR THFINDER CAR IS AT THE A-Y.P, [went into we FAIR. juan ver of _ Univ ih Had a Long and Hard| But Interesting Jber of th Trip. “54 After many and va : ences and set ba aslo py flooded roads 1, moun and broken ax Path gar, driven by l. W Red whieh blazed the toocoan race heen New York Jun with a whining ra monument In | at S o'clock y madsen proximately stop t eo! at the | cludes ey Pin the car were | Btn, manager trip with ¢ Bly reavement Seattle antomobiies from members of the im to Seattle and to the fair) ‘At fhe exposition grounds years. > Received by Mayor pase of the Alaska mone is Miller stood to wel and his fellow gi blazers. Mr. Redington hand: | from Mayor Mo} the Gotham mayor is aa fol wank : Leend to ‘ and h ‘Alaska -Tukon- Pacific expo me mintinéing auto the today _alty . the wiebes of the the the exposition. t ton han undertaken for people of the Pacific coast Postmaster Gete Mesesges Milter nekmowledged the ‘of the communiestion with) opriate ae Te. which | George F. Russe!) wor) Jottere from Postmaster of St. louis, and of Rock Springs. | % whom wished the falr > possible success aad battered, and cover | mud, the car-—ite ocenpants travel stained—was easily from “ the others] B met and escorted {t to the : ‘ in speaking of bis} that ail sorte of hard ‘was encountered Snow roads in Montana, kes where roads were map some of the many) trip. Once a sheep A passing coyote and | . Barrowly missing | was injured in Idaho | off the end of a bridee | & couple of feet | and a long the car broke | of @ desert 15) ranch. To this aceldent It took three 100 milles to Pocatolla be ‘party was enabled to re ) Mr Redington says that the man wo wins the transcontinental rac be he who breaks speed | a bat the one who saves pmachine and uses the best jude. gt fm getting out of trouble an INTS COMPANY TO D CONNECT Bis LiCHTS The trial of the suit brought by | against the seattle fompany to compe! the) “to reconnect the electric | the Crown block, was pe Main's court today itle Blectric company, be-| failed to pay his for the months of Decem severed his elec Gaimed that the bill) by. the company was ex: the amount in-} being H12 should have been Beach month, He also claimed | & contract with the com-) at 4 minimum amount of $10) Phe electric company in return | Prongd the reading of the correct in every Inatance consent of the com BY, had %4 slectric lights attach m0 the meter which supp the the elevator in the build Metting his lights at “ ier rate than w at B16 & separate ‘*g] The Peop Profit by the Den- | tal War. 1 am} Price J. frown, B.D. &. AY, Um Block. Oriental Pool Rooms! & Poot Tavien—15 B solo Tabies—27 ME’ restourant Ghair barber sf wg Kind Ip the wor Away dal oY. between Pike IVBLCOMED [BALLARD STUDENTS ARE JOSEATTLE |... BALLARD, May to conductors pm y tay at the R ion ha nafer, which effect thie morning, The commoding & great © her} the | ATH BY * asked you if | would be compelled the sienna to surrender Hallard Beach Ine west of 26th ay ‘ jreturn, you informed N. W, and there are quite a num A BIC TRUCK Bouillon Has Letter With |» a. T thon stated that tt would ‘ It one sitaton al | not be connie | t | transfer upon der, besides a are tty stud walk of from one-half t payment A wtrong protest will | at 1 | be made agatnat thie order by Coun oilman Armstrong | The Thirteenth ward fares well in the distribution of the Hehting trail for} bond fund, but In no way areater ehich with} han ite proportionate need. Ap $66,000 has been set} lle aside for this district, which oe Rae eapter $12,000 for a substation. |rymber t sition | The work will be done by contract | wreete ang jay aft | @Pon the submission of bids, which j will hasten the completion of the/ j whole affair. of the expeditions} Mr. and Mre i ha ‘ jot 1502 Weat 54th st, are anxious) . iDeiver George Miller, who me }to thank thelr Beteing Of the their sympathy In thelr recent be | The Ballard fire o EN ih 4 Ry pathfind: 1 run Hemyent te witen kove es DODGE VESTION)::': months after recetving a Hat) OCs, ca, Be Pree at any time to} at Kent and escorted | out of headquarters for over | Of the eligibles for the position to} conversation with tue it flagrant violation of rules relative to sent them & letter dated March 26,/ whieh fe still on file In thelr office, }in which I stated that | was willing to accept the position when | was As our exact con | versation Is remembered by you, itt» hour. The trouble occurred at the Stimson Mill company's plant In a iN REPORT are were 1,000 people to welcome) dry kiln, and was the first whieh | had occurred at that plant in seven | the commission appointed by Adju It required 659 feet of hose | tant General Lamping to investigate }to get the blaze under control Mrs. B. Wennemen of 1229 2d av N. W. reported to the police yeater tay afternoon that while she had/railing in the balcony gave way Miller with a *atered her house for a few minutes ia y. The measage |* thief came along and took @ sult/ Mendel and J, W. Bowerman does ceremon: of clothes off the drying line in the| not use the word defective, She darted out in pursuit of | several instances where the word In| " honor | the man, and he promptly dropped | used by the copyist directors | the clothes and took to hia hele, jo| Mf and Mrs John Hanson gave a|the balcony and several other de ot | Party yesterday evening in honor of | tails. of New York | Mr® Creighton, who & ifornia, There were 30 guests prea-| member of the comm ‘on the creat |e And the firat prise wos won by|in a report of his own, in which he |queating the civil service right to! around office man could have been : pes the state | Mre Webster, ‘Thin was a beautt-|saye the railing should have been |have my name restored to the eligl|of much assistance to you i ful cut glass bonbon dish. The gen-| and should be better braced. THE 8STAR—THURG§DAY, MAY 20, 1909. an pellove yh a issued an to lwaue a CIVIL SERVICE 18 A) ‘eath von o FARCE, SAYS THIS nd that you 1 onera | and that | | dwhip ta residing Other Evidence Against Secretary. the matter me mile, | of two fare The Albert Wallahan, aged seven years, Was crushed to death be-| students te la by way of Hal ’ neath the wheels of a lumber truck | a |lard Sloop at. cara, thence to Walk | on Weu nan roitind |teohere ee nm Went ay,, near Virginia at had the prefer this afternoon. The boy, who ta the son of Alber }Wallahan, Sr, a ployed at the Ivy Preas, was of works, A. V Stealing & ride on the reach of the ' | umber wagon, beneath a big load | tetter now on file in his office of lumber when a driver on @ wagon! was written to Vagley by Thomas| was willing tc | followtng the lumber truck saw him Hallinan, The latter was on the|ary period |legations of iIncompetency agatnat| o IM tand, in attempting to get off thelord clerk, and hiv letter = \, fall under one of its | certain~talke with Mr. B re | polntmenta. ap - tae sd ig crushed out of! garding his probable appotnt t i on the Instan | Hallinan was at time secretary The lumber truck causing the Re /t> Vico President Fairbanks, His jeldent is owned by the Western | jetter ix as follows , ee Mil Co, and was being diven by De oe oar St Charles Erickson, | Albert Miller. ‘The latter ; I am tn ‘receipt of knew | official notice of my probational aceldent watt! after | aypoint t to the position of to eon many friends f | it was all over lescol lurk, and deitie od him that tn i j t16 Stewart bell jin selecting an appointee for said position, it having taken you only — decide who should be appotntoed Possibly your long delay and trregu " larity in the matte: een due to Two reports wate handed tn by tho fact that us the averages of the eligibles were #0 close (there being | | bat about 21 pointe difference in the javerages of the first and the construction of the armory, and second joertified for it if possible to place the blame for the | : . | accident whic hprecipitated several om the Hat tn peg ame gon fosen peaple to the floor when the) mon to decide who would be the }more competent for sald position. “lif your other duties have been |handied as trregularly and as dila but 18 | tory aa has this appointment, | won der not that your competency ts questioned Sends His Regrets. One report handed in by L. record. it has been erased. They simply make a few suggestions fo rthe construteion of joing to Cal-} James B Blackwell, handed | the civil service ble ist at ench time within the per OUR FRIDAY and SATURDAY EXTRA SPECIAL Sale of new up-to-date fancy tweeds, The newest thing in all-wool guarantee cloth. Every yard is guaranteed and stamped, which assures you you are getting a No. 1 article and strictly first class material. On these two days we will show a complete line of all wool ENGLISH CLOTH, fancy Scotch tweeds, and a full line of fancy worsteds, and of all the leading mills that make A No. 1 blue serges. Guaranteed all wool and fast colors. The public is getting to know that we use nothing but the best of everything and fit you perfectly. Our name is our bond. If you are not satisfied we return your money, is our motto. CUTTING, MAKING and FITTING are what we know to perfection. Weare going to make you up any of these goods at $20 A SUIT MADE TO ORDER Just as stylish as you like—cuffs on sleeves, cuffs on pants, peg or medium full, or an ay you like to have your suit made, Made just the way you want them. Two days only—$20 is our price Friday and Saturday only. American Gentleman Tailors 717 First Avenue, Postal Telegraph Building lod@Of thy eligibility ast might destre =" PRICE OF WHEAT HANGS A This in an adva SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO 1207 Seoond Ave Men’s Sample. Suits LAND FRAUD CASES you wished me to ta poattion on her nt for me to work| Which Gov there for a fow day You then | dicted informed me that you would drop | dited certify me, and that the incumbent ay and that the oneluded tom: RUMORS ARE DENIED BY) GOV. HOGGATT (iy United Press.) If conneetion with his general @l| you, as you well remember, that you uid not certify me to a position printer en 1 C. 1, Bagley, seoretary of the board| which would inst only a few days. Doulllon, superin | but that I stood ready to aceept the tendent of public utllities, has a| position when it was ¢ whieh | on a civil servioe basis, and that I sorve the probation DRUMMER SAMPLES ONLY, DIRECT FROM THE FOREMOST MANUFACTURERS Drummer Samples Only, Direct From the Foremost Manufacturers Phe boy heard him | gligible Hat for the posltion of reo |expertence tn federal civil service re to| | know attended all civil w« Hoggatt dentes the eminating In Seattle w the on ae hin succecsor takes office he will be given a good post administration After our conversat! friend of mine, Mr minute clerk for the house of repre | sentatives, whom | bad call on you for the posttion If it was to be open for a few days only, and you Inform: | ch as the ineum:| MODELS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, HAND. TAILORED Hoggett says he and will resume n he is free from official duties to $45 Clothes. $18.75 The boy lived with his parents at] gratulate you on your promptness | Oemt would be away for so short a} time it would not be necessary to! To Members and Residents Don't mina the big meeting Fri S p.m, to be addressed by R. H. Thomson, Seott have a substitute for her 12.75 OPEN DAILY, 8A. M. TO 6 P.M. than this price UNTIL 10 P, M. TRULY WARREN, SAMPLE SUIT unnecessary for me to go over It }again, and my only reason for quot ing it ts that I wish to bave it on 1,000 newest spring styles at much less | than half price tionally famous mak about the way to get rapid trans | portation to Magnolia Bluff, Ballard and Interbay Minch's ball, 3015 Fifteenth Interbay and Magnolia Bluff Improverme Would Accept Job. Had | been tendered the position either on March 26 or at any time jatnee, prior to my getting ao deep I very much regret that at the | into a postition that to leave it would | present time I am anable to accept | create « hardship, I would have ac the other! the position, and have so advised| cepted, and from my long expert commission, re ence as a court GIVE US A LOOK OF INSPECTION. Truly Warren, Sample Suit Man TAKE ELEVATOR, BURKE BLOG. SECOND AVENUE AND MARION STREET. In conculston, I wish to say that se abd diy