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UNIVERSITY
PROCESSORS
NOW SPEAK
Ail of Them Favor a Magnificent Re-
ception to the First Washington
Volunteers.
Tliey Cafl flnembn to the Fact That Colonel
WhcHey Was Cowiecied With the
University as Also Were a Num
ber of the Privates.
" In our joy over victory," saul President Graves, at the Uni
versity, to a Star reporter today, v " »c are IJabhr to forget the
sufferings and privations that the Washington troops have under*
rt»ne. The tv way to show our appreciation is to give the First
Washington «ime substantial recognition when the regiment re
turns trom the scat of war. . We are all too liable to Rive thanks
to the great commanders and to turret th.it tlwy «.»uM accomplbh
nothing without the bone and sinew of the patriotic and manly
soldiers behind them. It seems to me that a celebration in Seattle
would he the proper thing on the day when the Washington troops
return."
Colonel Whollcv Was a Pmfcssor.
"The return of Iho WaaJitneton valuntMr* •h.mll b* mad* lh« <k-c«
--•Ion for ■ Jjyij. Mlebralloo In tbia city." Mid <n« l'ni*»r«itr l-rof»«-«r
lof History. Wrair.l il, Meany, to a Star r*t»rter l.»Ur. -H • all f*«l
■ proud of their brlHUnt record. TV* ta no iMlilulioa or or(«ail*<•<>■
■tbat I* *ntttl«<l to mer* hrartr partt<°lpalloa,ia t»« «*lr»>«»» «*•■**•
•to th» «rMl»r». th»a la th« L'nlt»r»ity oi Waahlnstoa. At to* tlm* of
'ttla appointmrat to th« command of IB* rir»i Waablna*ton rag ■• Cot.
J.'hn tl. \\ h. i: jr «-«a {irofrsanr of roUttarr *ct«lir« and tartlca la la*
fnivM-»!;y. Xln* artlf* atadenla, unabl* to «»t rummtaalona, enllatod aa
i'flv.«ir« All of whom have ~l irallanllir. and a«*»r«] Froraotael.
B**t<t-» ihf «<■ > in« nwa who left •<■>-•! fur ih» batttelleM, there ara
others in tbe r.t.iMoi who war* formertr atudenta, noubljr l.lrut M.
11. Gvrralry, who iii:t~.|.>i Captain r*ortana In coratnarKl of Company
B. It* «v a cnij.i!» of the claaa of IM Hjr all mearta l«t u« h iv»
th« evlebrailon on the tinea propoaed. and (IV* In* t'nlvvrallx a onam ■» to
participate."
"It la not only proper, but a hlxhly commendable project la r-i»
--brate the horor>romlß« of the *olunt»era." said l'fi|t«*ir A. II Ceff-r.
"I hiM 'ii it a man filn (l»wn hi* duty to hit milf) i.'! 1 '' a»||-i
nc* enEatled. who I* deprived ot liia home comfort* and social pleasures,
■ml willingly goes Into the m. l«t of dancers, knowing that hi* life de
pends upon < n iru..-. sboul4 be welrom*d home by hi* fellow elliiens,
whether he comes with the trophies of victory, or brul«e<l by non»rabl«
defeat. "A v.h my whole soul. 1 **>. give lbs Washington boys m rousln*
reception upon their return from th« t*hlllpplnee. The governor of the,
state should be, a*kr 1 to have, u'i» r«-tim*nt brought her* to ba muster
'l out."
"1 am iMartily In favor of celebrating the homecoming of the Wash
tftgton troopa." said IWgt»trar ' I irk !>•» in The boys ha» <■ conducted
themselves In a manly way since their enlistment. They were patient
la waiting, an well as brave on tbefleUl of battle. Under the splendid I
l'.al.r».ii;. or Colonel Wholtcy, the r»slm»nt was brought up to the ;
highest point of efficiency. 1 would suggest that the celebration take I
place out of doors at the old l'nlv*r. i> grounda. We shall be particu
larly grateful that our University boys now In the regiment will be
able til return and nnlsh (hi edncatlnn."
"Ther* »h .ni 1 be a rer»|itl..n either at :h« old University «r..iin<J».
or at the new campu»." *«• the opinion «xpre«**il by l*rof*«»or Mryer.
"Thai would ••rm Appropriate In »l»w of the fart that Colon#l Whol-
Uy and many of the prlvatrg ar» Unl-rernlty men. Horn* eperlal ree
n«nltlon nhouid «J»o be glvea by the miv»r«Hy to the »tu'!<-nt« who went
fnrih from thi» Inalitutlnn to do bsltle for th»lr country. Why teach
mllliary aclejw* and t*ctlc«. If we fall to recognise tralor and manhood
on the part of th« puplur' *
"It would be a shame'not to celebrate." MM Professor Foster. "A
r lad welcome to th«f returning soldiers will rot only tin them good, but
will b* a !e*»on In patrlotlnm. I- < the 'nlvfr»ujr students an I th»
school children take part in the program."
"I would llk» In m.. Ik anldior* lirnUß-ht M. ra n 1 given a pind
r»«ptlnn In Kiurlh nf July dtyle. A bannuM would not «r> nnil«- to
mm who have «f>ent motitha In r.r<-litn «»r*lfe upon army ration*."
"I cnnaMsr It eminently proper lo have a celebration when the Hoy.
fnm<* home." wa» tho opinion .%j.r.«««l by Prof. lUhk#. "I vt,.|ll Rive
th»m a banquet ami hnve plenty of ceremony, so as to show thorn we
, .. n ,, |- them very dliitlnjulshed guests. It w»ul<l be nice to have a
pssni»*yrlc written especially for th* occasion. Th- University should be
represented. .
"I«et in have a r*l»bratlon. by allmeans." was the) comment of rrofes.
s«r Moencti. "f'airlotlmn uric* Mto the -<•!■ <»ur University, which
has given s-itne of Us l>««t members lothe Wsihlngion regiment, should
b» sccoril'd a pf»milt«Sl psrt In the affslr. As an oM aoliller who has
nn-ll'-l powU«r many times. I amln for the project heart and soul."
•Tiy all mean*, mrt only th* nty of Scattl*. but lh» whol* aide of
Wanhlnstitn. dhould b» on hand when our h«-r<>»» MM back from
Sliuilla. They hay* had th<- < ,ur.i«- lo ma thouaanda of mlli'B from
hnmo and native land, and face death." Ho f'rof*»«or ll^nry l»nid»a
■
"Th« IfnlrtTllty rad<-ta would douhtleaa '»• k\»4 to participate In »
public Jrm'tnatratlnn. "r»markfil Profanor ll<»v<« ' l<#-l th« affair b«
hfld nut nl ilmn, ao that nil of th» p»a|ili» run i.arti. l|i ii. We will
HÄ» «U that «« can tci makr It a « U .-<- e a«."
'•Th» Waihlngtna ilmii..n «li-.i11.| If warmly «ri>rli>it upon th»lr
return." n*U\ l'r«tv*ntr A. F. 1., .ill-.lt "Bo far <■■ I am Individually
concerned, I mn it'ilng it ct-lfbrate. whplhir I lltci.l th* w»r or not."
"I nm In favor of «<•(< mnlrm- lh<> Imyn and »h<iwln« tlu-m that M up-
Xirrrintf « hit they have dupe for the country and atatf," gald rr'if<-«
»or Kull'T.
■■Certainly welcoma the l«.y« homo In (tranri atyl*. Th#y hav#
fnuirht liravWy, nnd <I'h<tv« « K'wil reception," nan th' remark mud* by
lYor^^xir If «r 11 jr[ 1.
I ilipim»s Arc Agftill Rooted
■WARHir.'aTO'J. Mny <.—Th» f.illnwlnis rahimram w»i rrrr\v from
flcrirTil ml* :lil« nt ■' ii nf "Jyawton holds UnluHK, aftitr a rapid move
jnc'it from A'Jgil. !(• »O«ttcr«d Mm otronely Intrenrhrd pnomr to the
north ami 'norKiweet, eapturlns a l«rKc quantity of rood (iii|.i'ii'» . Mac-
Arlhtir'ii column concentrated and took up i in- n'lviinre at Ban Itrrn
n-iii-.ii t!ii« r/tornlnc. Do not apprehend atout reiiatanc* on the part of
THE SEATTLE STAR
(SEATTLE, WABHIN<JTON, IIIII!M»AV BVKNINO, MAY I. In!»!>.
th* tnamy.' Killiilmm to Hi.- aouth mill tut of Manila art:about *000
•troiiß, pppoM^l by a auttlrlent fnrr« un<l*r rrnahiiiF and Hall. lloa.
Ill* dt>m»n*tratlnna hay* Ihua far hreii met by Ih.ai- oflii'tn With <-ll|tl>l
luaii-a. Mint) ■ n-mi. -i« hay* be*n i. .is. I from outtylna; >ul*a for |i"
t*ctl..n uiiaiiiai Hie liiiuritent* 1 troop*.'*
l.awtdn Bottltl ItM l.ncinv.
nNUTON, M*> «.— Thi. following i«l'li'«rmn wan r»r»t\ from
• lrt.> r.ii oil! Ilila murnlnft •('oliitnl Hniiiiiirra, with m ImlUlium of th*
<'i,,;. 1 ..1.1 tMkflta volunteer*. Thirl liiMilllt. anil i'i»h ll«>ll «111 l
Irry, uf l^MiMiit tin m |.r.» ».,|..| north to Maaaln. rrow>4 tha rlv»r
11.1 rhar««>l lh» *n*mjr In utrmi* Inlrvnchntfrtta, Jrlvlng^notthwani *n>\
Inili.-Utm ronanirratil« !■>-< Hummcr'a c«»ualttrii, two woun4f<l. llolb
Whratton anil ll.i!.- found ii,.- .11. uiy In fure* alr.m«lv lnlr#l»al»"'. and
rommantieU l.» c>*ntral Lima, four mil«a aouth of KtrnandO. | Hal*, on
rt«ht, dUl<»l(i>il ih.- runny, mil \Vhr«ton on Ihr l«ft, Uadlnc in |>«r»on,
m.i'li' a brilliant rhar«», tcatlertnf l.mm a forces and iniili-lliitc «i«»i
tiuill«lilr<-lil s.vial ..m. .'« and . ntt»t. I m*n ri.- »rt,-.i»ly wound
ed, MacArlhur pr.M rr>li 1.1 Han K. umii.l'i m the ninrnlnf, , If* la <I<
lajri hi the partial deitrurtlnn of th* bride* acroM Urn river. It la
in.i 1..-H.-M l that Hi.- •array »ill makt another d*irrinln«4 »t»iiil ua
ill ii. .n-. in Mraal la Mount Ararat.
WASMIINOTON. May «—A cablegram • .!• r..fl>rl from Admiral
Kami mi* mnmlns. l.'ii the invy om.Ul* hay* been unable I* fully dv
••ii.hrr It The. fact li •> 11.m. however, from what ha* b«»n deciphered,
that MMllfl haa a«re«d lo *«» flshtlnf until tho Mani.ian i< minimum.
er« orrixo
WAHIIINCITn.V, May 4.—Th* »t«i» .lri.«rtm»nl wil Informal this
aftrrnixin (Ml Turkey hai ««r.r \ I* pay lioo.ooo on American elalma
rr»uM!r.« ft. in lh* deitructlon of American cllU«na" property In U»J.
IH'IIANOO. Colo,. May * — Th* Ula reservation «>« opened today.
About iooo aMtWra aiari.«4 In th« rut to a*cur* valuable clala>» No
I rouble ha* >•'•. been reported.
GLENN OFF
m ALASKA
Government Expe
dition Departs.
Tti* HMW Kirr!al«r. h»vme on
(■.••r.l the »«•...!.! s"V«rnro*bl*l •*•
!pr.|itl»n. In •ham- ..f Captain (llenn,
• nip i about t oVSotk lam •rcntng
(ur '"i-ifr rlvtr p«>rt*. fh* h»I a
Uric ■ »rjp> of fr»l«ht for ih> •■•
pttUUon. « hi. h . i|».lilM.n will b«
landed at Tort Vat.lv*. Ttw Do* of
operation by «"«n Olvan will bo con
ducted up th* r,iu>M of Ik* Ku»h n«
river.
Amonir th* |w**enr*r* «■• ("apt
W. \V. liobtnaon Jr, ..i.-in: (*ntir>t
State* f|ii«rtrrm«-!<"r •'iilowti *t
thla •. ;tv. Th« i'mf-n*rr •i *»» ■•
r..u.». r»it. r, k. «i:»rii. Mr. i:.
V. Hlenn tnl ehUd. Mr. ti U Millar,
|i I. Jl.i: r. Un Campbell, dears*
II Th ■■■■ >■ I" II Kuhn It. M Jen
kins, i'i|! W. «'. li'i'M.m Jr.:
: Mr* » W. rtoblaaoß. r.IU E.
flhn-han. J. H. F\»>lhl>:«, O. W. I! -sn.
<•. 11. rii.~-t.»r. A I.i. v. C H Jvnne.
J. A. Murray. Capt. C. V. fXA At.
U'Ul. J. f*. 11.-rr.n. 1 >r. 11. It Carter.
Mrs. W. I: Ait,tH-r. r. mtt - and chil
: dren. William Mi.rrey. C. K. Out
' fl!h« Capt. Jnhnnon. John M. Turn
er, J. O. AM*.* J nirsener, Mrs.
lirownell. Mis* Urownell. Un,
Uin Ui.«r« and child. Ueorg* A. liar
row* and wlf». fml Malheys, F.
M. lium.ir.. C **. "Oamble, Ausust
FVI«. John 11. Hi- an. Jamea I. T\«ld.
A. llorgen. V. i: Evan*. William
Morrey, O. tMlllngrr. J. Ilarretl. l
N. Ooersam. C Mullen. l< K«pp.
C. E Tounkera.
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE TAKES
QUICK ACTION
"The project for a celebration upon the day when
the Washington volunteers return home is an excettent
one l wsakl E.O. Graves, presktenl <>f the chtmber <>f
commerce this morning. "I was not present at the
chtmbcf yesterday, being out ti town on other busi
ness, but I will undoubtedly appoint a committee within
i few >.la\-s m accord m c * ith the resolution pasted by
the chamber upon i request vk the city council. It re
quires some thought as to the personnel of the com
mittee."
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce took prompt action yes
terday afternoon in carrying out the recommendation of the City
Council ,,,; Ito the proposed celebration m honor of the Wash
ington volunteers. The resolution passed by the City Council pro
viding for the celebration, signed by President Him hart, Comp
troller Parry and City Clerk Coryell, was read by Secretary
Pro hto the members of the Chamber. Jacob Furth, president of
the -,..-1 Sound National Hank, .it once made a motion that the
Chamber endorse the action of the Gouncil and comply with that
portion of the resolution requesting the Chamber of Commerce to
appoint ten members of the celebration committee, Vice-President
W. I-.. Uoone, who occupied the chair, put the question and it was
carried by unanimous vote.
The suggestion boo been made that the surplus of $340 re
maining in the hands of City Treasurer Poooi from the celebration
of the Fourth of July last year be used as the nucelus for the new
un( j to be raised to celebrate the home-coming of the volunteers.
This suggestion originates with It. W. Chadwick of the Seattle
Argus, who was general secretary of last year's Fourth of July
committee. Mr. Chadwick states that he has conferred with
Mayor Humes, J. A. Moore, Daniel Jones, Julius Redelshcimer nil
members "i the commltte 111 question .in.l that they ire unanl
mously in favor of using the money as suggested.
LITEST
FROI APIA
Mataafa Consents
to a Truce.
I.nVlxi.V. May Apia, iilnn.'fi
under dale of AprM n, aay* <>"" < *>'
r*b«l* lost heavily durina Ih* I m
l-.r-lnirul of • ■*lllma by Ib* A inert
• an and HritUh rrui»«-ra Uvtittn
•nt . ittßl • brt«*.l* naa had a num.
!»r of l».«h flahta with Mataaf* •
mm, kllllrar au . woundina • numWr
of i»ir r.r-ri* On* frniliy native,
»a> killed la on* of the** *n«*jr*
mm!. Admiral Kauit an.l MM
captain of Um> llrittah . rui»»r order
. I M«l».f* to withdraw hi* f>rr<-«
from • certain district, but Mataafa
r»fu«<-4 14 da *• unlr«» th» O«r
--».*n h>mmii«)tr . uni'M tkv IM
• i mmand»r Joliv I in lb> '
.-■• nil Umlaafa MM then i\oUn~t
that a heavy f»re« «<>uM t.» aenl
««»ln«l him. an.l b«> «HVirnr I'n
dor prewar* lb« r**«-l chief a*r»«M
to an • in «!i<- i~-»dina il>« arrival
of iti» Himonn eorarolaa loner*.
Spanish Cabinet Crisis.
MADRID, May « -Th.. di«trlbut|.»n
of In* l».i»»r-»«i Indemnity r«-rlvf-<l
from lh«- l*i>iir i nt«if • mil i au*»
• rabtnvt rrtda. Tb« Mlnl»!»r of
■Taj <»'■ lh*t Urn army «<■-•!• alt of
It. and th* Navy department »ara It
■ iKitill '»• »i-i :i» l to ihr >rail.>n
of !h» navy. The Mlntat*r of "In
ane« d«m«n<li that th* mon«y »hall
Im> dnotvd In making up a dtllclt In
tll« [•V'llßM
ilrtmnt'i i n•Hi'-!l<m of Iron hi.j
i>-a< h») in nln* monlbi nearly »>«.•
•N.
ill miisljiT
l\ PORT
Thr at. mi. i- Mm Ist. Captain
nnnlfleld, iirli -■! in pel i Ibla morn
hiic from Hkagway and way port!
Hhe bruusht down forty-lwo paaaen
•era, mm* of whom were from Haw
eon.
Two rorpaea wer* broufht down on
th* Iliiiiibul 11 from ftknsway. On*
of thra* wan II .1 Rjran. who haa
been in th* ern|itay of Frank i lam
at that place. Ilia death waa . »u».-.i
by pneumonia. Ilia body cm taken
In Hun. »■.! Hi • undertaking a(tab<
llahmenl. and will 1.. ahl| i ' lo I'en
dleton. Or.
Th* oth«r body «>i that of Kran*
rl> Minima, who died .if aplnal »■• |
Inslila Ill* rtmalna MM nrrom
|.«ni..i by h;. \tm Ii W. I*. Matlaek.
and will •>«• .mi i «i to Tnronto. i'»n
ad».
Th* llumboldt Ml oka«way April
to. anil hail an un*v»nlful MX' >'■
Ih* Sound. Mb* brouaht Hi.- tallow.
Mil iiaa«rn»»r« J. Mona*n. II It. Ml
<"r»aay A. O. Cook, II La M.--na li
I. Vivian. I". 11. lUh.r. II l« >""■
rl». K. C. W'rmin. J. 11. Walk- II
I,". Carter. Choa. IVlrlnr H I, Ilrown,
K. Wllaon. II Unnl», r. Day. <>• M.
lullmnrr. II II iMidnon Mai *lf*.
11. <J»irnon. ;•• r«»lnif-. 11. Uiiw
iii« \v r. Btotlaek. '»'■' & H'»i".
W. 1 William*. 11. C. Murk*. N. W.
llopkin*. Win 1»..-lii<n. i:. Wlrk.r
•ham. <■ W. Kiifi-t. O. 11. Clark.
Thoa. Ulckl*. I). 8 Uould. Mi* Con
nor, Jim Hmllh. <>uy a,*ni..iii. J. V.
l>avta, rraok * he ■ ft Clark,
Mai Ma. <(-»»n, J. i'<.iii>..f. J. Man
tbl«r, C. A»d*rw»ii. - ->>~
Anothar Victory.
NEW V"UK May I—Th* ll»rald'»
Manila »ix" Ui today aay* thai * >«•
la ',<•• whi-h «>■ attacked airly
ihi• m-rnin*. baa l-'ii c»plur»d.
Th. Am*rl«-an« found th- ptac»
t.un.lnr. Th* l i"i!i|'(ii-'» l»»al a r»
tr«>t i» a paint back of •>■ town.
In Favor of Dreyfus.
l-Altl". May I — Tb* ri«»r.. i'"lay
*aj> lhal l»r»ml»r l>upuy now favor*
qua»hlnc t*>* ronvlrll'.n nf Drwftm
alloa-*th*r in.ir.il of hav:n« a n*w
trial by rfurtmirtl»l.
Tug Eiplods*.
■OVUIAti |i«<(ium. May «^-A
ma '!;■■ ''1 whll* ■•■ niiiiiia tb*
I'l i»r •.')• b*r* iliU roornln*.
alnk.na two boat* an I kllllna a*v*a
pMpl*.
PORT ORCHARD
Is Favored as Location for
the Naval Station.
Th» atal* r*pr***ntatlvea who
»»ni lo I'.irt Orchard y»»t»i4ay to
«iamtn* Ih* drydork at that pla».
ar» *mphailo In ihrlr approval of
In* l»al!.n of Port C>rehaM far the
nay*,! ttallon. and axprcatwd Ihrlr
• Illlnino.. la ut* their beat effort*
tn i-rrvall upon r.in«rr«« to .«trtil
tb* »pi>r<'rriail>>n» n*«»*aary for II"
Improvement. They all aarr^l that
lh» natural fa. I Ma* po*a»«i»»4 by
Port Orchard ar» Ih* r«-at on ih<
!'■. .n< rwH. far »»c#»dln« tho*# of
Marr Inland. Amuni then advan
u«e« they «tat«<l «aa ih. fact thai
th* dredftn* of tb* .lrjrl--.li I. per
manent. Thert I* no Mdtment In
th* water, and no depixlt from near
by atream*. *hl. h link'" It nrr«a
aary tor dr*d(ln« to •••• don* at r#«n
Ur Interval*. All kind* of .ki!l«d
labor .-an ►>• obtained, while coal,
limber and other Maaaattlaa ore ob
tain*bl» at th* lowed price*.
Upon their return to Ih* city In
th* evening:, flenator Foater and Con
icr»a»mrn Cuahmaa and Jonea were
*ol*rtain*d at th» Rainier rlub, and
lal*r occupied a bo* at th* Krattl*
theater, at th» performance of th.
IloiilonUn*.
EASTERN SHINGLE
MEN COMINC
Th" B»-rlr» of ajtiwtlnK* which have
recently been held by th« chlnitle
manufacturer* of thll *tat*. havn
had their effect on th* raatern deal
or«. and a party of them will arrive
from t'hi'-ait" In a **■ ilnv» They
at comlnt her* for the i>'ii| ■ nf
oonferrlnic with th* manufacturer*
of thin (tut* In regard to the prtOM
of KhlnKle and th* umlcrwrlithta.
The latter h«» ro.ii the none of I "ii
tentlon between th* manufacturer*
and dealer*.
Tb* manufacturer* . 1 urn the un
derwelirhta. and far th* purpoa* of
n«»l»lliin their rlKhta. have, l». nr
■ anlalna for comerted action. *V>r
the rtr«! time. In the lilxiory of th*
lumber builneaa In this stale, tin
eaatern dealera have found It n. • . »•
aary to make ..\.-iiur. and It la
»i.)|ie>l that Mmi utvl.r«landln« will
!>«• arrival at ami more cordial rela
tion* will be i.atal.UahMl.
RAVENNA PARK
STILL CLOSED
lUv»nn» park •till r*malna cIWHi.
\V. J. Oramba, m»nim.i of the Third
KiirH ami Htihurhan rnilway. mulct
(hnt II «.nil.! rrmaln «i up far ah
the company «»■ ronocrnMl until
Mr. link hurt im.lr ilirrrrrnl do
m»rvl» from the company. "Among
oilier tliinK»." Mr. Back wniit* n
pnaa for hlmwlf ami in* family '■<.■ i
the Mill. MMI alao uimia 111 to run
the eara in the park hit.' at nlnhl.
Jii"< in nc'i'imiinml.ili' him anil hl»
family." wM Mr. Oramba. \\ .■
rou m not in...-i bui ii .i proposition.
rin.l than 111" mnllrr r«ata."
i:. H. ixivlil. ii mining man, rtporl
cil at ihillit hi i I'i'i.ii i' i - liiat nlKhl
Hull hr ha<l loft a ii'Hi for 1500, ilj'i
<-•■! iinriiii'x far 10,9 M '«ll Hi" In I 111
Ala»ka- Klondike Mlniim '"ii 11- iiiv,
111,1 n-rilMfiiti'H fnr r.imu Ii 11 M In the
Trnll I'ri'.u company. No location
waa >-1 v "li «« to "In r. Him pitpora
will- probably loat, and 111,- police
me at a lv«» to knuw what to to
I T»y m Ok BJ»» D ■ dfl\ 47k B»
GARDEN HOSE ~~
RUBBER COTTON
50 feet $\.oa 5° '■ •' *375
<," f.-et ... M" softet ■""
SO<eet 3.75 . sO«fct 5.00
50 feet - 4.75 V
50 feet fi.oo
joftet 6.50
SPELGER & HURL. BUT
PAINT YOUR HOUSE £S
to pay a fair price, let us figure with you ■■
Third and Pike. star paint CO,
Moran Brothers Company
I.V.IMIKS AM) SHIP BUILDERS.
• •<„ ,l.nt inH.11... .(«! «»l won* rOB.Ui linn ■nil «>«' all l>r»neb«« ..I it..
►win,. Mi < in«.ud«ll«ih.rcl«. M .«l«D.<-l.lii«rr bull; "."jtlT";" 1- „,, ■■ K.,t»ru «
Afttia lur -Worlliliijtßn" I'imj.lr.. bmu hliwry tit* "Mwlwr »»<l now""
• .uriul- 1».i1.r»«n.l m.r»M MM Mo. ■■ Pa««t»« » »"»l~»»
,| A SNAP*"—" " [
Framed Pictures on Glass j
F>onr» SB ConU Up. |
I GOLDEN rule: bazaar co.
DOO-008 aT|r«»t Avonu». U
_„™—^ ———————^——
WATER POWER
Deliver** electrically hr Kuiliclirl«| ti< l»d»»lrl»l Uhi
Snoqualmie Falls Power Co.
IttinmiH l',inm « vvm. kitsi. lUTM. ten mnt H:i n. ' ;
: nOWNING, HOPKINS « CO., S^UMt^ AKS BROKERS. • S
I U lioom. D »«U E. Bailey BiltdUg. Seattle. W»»h. •
,1 „ . I. .!■ Ml ■ II . ■'
* iianotu buM qooisttotu .1 |>rln<l|«l fftum «♦ trad* nemint om«r wim #
• MM '■ '"•" > »••>■••• .-..»•. *•!!• W.IU. V«e<»aT«r «4 Vlru.rl». •
'j: "AT"rV" DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF IHE EYE
Zn.4 ! ,"*■» 1 ■ - ■- ■■■ J--- f,, r n,. tl ;i.1i.l rO^. i|t« >;»i'»i
r^X^Ljffirf'i .»ur..,uii.mfUH€.f Ib.»i«-Jlt«uol7uuloM.llU(lwta.l
TT^^^r^i^* "11. ll.»» Ktr.iux»i.ie. "!■'!■ l«n. Til rtr«« at«.
Ike Buffalo Le&al Tender Developing Company.
nilf ill^nllidiiomt^l ..I •!>■". «l tbl. Prtr.; «*». n ll «11l I- rml»J v. l«r.nl. r*» •!>•«.
i*«iiT«7..V». «>ir *•«<•*« •>'•'••«""•"•'•w»'f l»," lh I ? li'f"2*tSiMLSi!j,ftl
• * " -.mi., <to.iv. Tlw Lnral It •■ •» '• .atrwuf l»«l o» «ll «til«« hf «n«»I |ir»p»rH»»
rhl'b*M fciSTiwlSi uS..I~Jlur U«. t^n*. Th. .u*k «lil I- w.rth «c.nuU.
.!,* t iim« 11.1. I. • rh.m. to **i l» ib« f.,hi ro|-ri fon llw rtnuad SUwr. Th. HiU
i»».«llniwi.l« »..rtoln.n>.lUMi«.r ih. l. (; «.l.i Hump .n4 K#l«Wlc r«I»,
i. !!■:. !lm anil frl ««fi«li»^«n »«.«irf
»•. v !«• iivi . AII»M«. W. I. B. HOLS ai CO.
Good Judgment Dictates Its Purchase.
I! la man 1* (July to m«««- th« p«lh«r»r of Me for hlmwlf
>r,l ramify ■• tn* fr«n> «r« ■« i><»«»lblr W> m«r talk at
«* |.lra«> to the contrary, but It I* th« »J!.,..| nithy lucr«
» Mi h mak*i th» man go. »nd a man «»ouM ml»» no oppor
tunity to •'lil i" hi* mean* l#-itliim»t.ly
A fi-w *a<-rtnrra now may b« th» in. an* of permitting you
to p»«» y».ur .l»ya mm comfortably than you oth«rwl»»
...ill ami if you can **t toir»th#r • tittle money Ihia
month by (Ultlna; off a u«'l<»a habit or two, do *•> and In
v*»t It In ttm* irood MR »i«k
Many a lar*« fortune ha« b#«n MhM In thla war. and
quirk profit* will c»rtalnly follow Investment In p|lh»r th«
Uiat Cwk or "llvrr Creek atucka If mad* now whllt pdcea
ranr* »■• low.
i<i;mi:miii:h: »> HÄ» not »»ll any »tock, th.- prop«rti*a
backina- which tM nay« not fully Invwtlirated. «V do not
a»k th.- public I•■ cnt*r Into any North Pole exploring expedi
tion, nr any warch for a R..1 k ■ nwJl* In a, Yukon bayatack.
JOHN E. McMANUS & SON. 918 Second Avenue
....WATER SETS,...
CHEAP s; *i^
Tray, Six Glasses, orid Water Pitcher
COON BROS., 1417 Sooond Avo,";
._ PUTTING IN
mflMLv Modern Plumbing
" iSSiVf 1 -t* -t- - " "! '" n>w •"«>•*• •»<• balMlnp, v well ur»
■frfc^wP^Ei 4- __ _t , . ' Ih. .prln», »h.n tailMtnc I. «l full tld«.
{^^J~^--'V- I J.fTTTj i ilur (wlllii««»r« «lw«jr« <^ju«l m ih* onr»
yrimHfr*^ »«v -r*" fci':*"""* ij_ " *• »lnn. «n<l wt> wi»uM Invltf »-ul! lpr« tn-1 ron
■* j*' — J|^P , W^]**! *] -.^ hum. ■to KM r»llm«t*» f nun u« on plumb.
IP * *I*Vj4^»>f\.s * "'« ■*• i***« •■»'• »>*-« m lining t-Worn
1 fe;i¥t^Cr\L* Vv; t*JN »«Tni*l«««h*r», M wo do expert work »»
4 , MHI SJy Immmbm (i
I^^^^^ 11A1ITMAN PLIIBINCr CO.
•''^Tj^r^J&K^v^— Cor< Ttllrd Avf< and Sprlßß st-
A MUSICAL CATHERIN6
One of th« mont notable Rfttherlntr*
of iniiKir.il people ever held In lhl«
city will m^ft Mv 27. « >'•■" Ihc
rilllllM ■■'■< !•■• >• Of P"»ttlc will
ri..1.1 It* first annual convention.
Th. Itiuiw Welndel company, of
id. Central Mii»l'- ball, <"hlcairo. will
i... present. The company • •■•>■*•
of~i:dmond Hcliuerkrr. harpist; Mr.
Bruno Stelnrtel, vlnllnoelllat; Mr".
Kruno Btrlndrl, pUnUte, mi.l Minnie
.lirlllln. h»r|'i»l
The Brattle »iK-!cty h«vr h.-«-n mail
inn preparation! for the p«»t two
«,,k>. mi.l the OommltU that hnve
charue of the prtißrnm are lending
every effort to Klvo the munlc-lnveri
of Heattlr a Rraml mu«li-nl treat.
The ornri-m of tk< Hcuttlo ni*tf
m. l-i • —1.1- nl. C. J. Hmllh; vlce
|ir<»l<l> li. O. W I'lii.l. i-. tr«-«»
--in. i. W, V. llammon*; »i>crctary,
Mian Alien True.
Vanhorn Executed.
Him; anti Vn., M if 4.—OcorKe
Vnnhorn. who murdered Mrs. JOM«
phtnp , tcott, with whom ho »«i
lnriitii.il)'>!. WM Ii .mi.. I horo till*
moi nlni Th< i M< ittton i-.» i "ii
■ mi. ci>.
Talfphont Sub»<;rlpllon» !•
Piku ISO
NO. '»'■'.
I A blanket mortiraffi*, ron»l»tln(r of
a i>.Til-* nf Pint Mortniti' coupon
li.in.l* airirreffitttniv 11.500.000, and
1ii.. 1 April 1. UM Iwue.l by the
.■*.-.illlr »nil Sun Pranrmoo Railway
A N'Mvlir.illon company, tM filed
\.«i.-i.l.iy In tho county audltor'a
°m-
Tlw Nippon Vuien ICalHha Ml im
xlilp lllDjim Mam, Captain .1 W.
I'kKtr.iii'l. arrived In port th:« morn-
Init after an excpodlwrly -ii--h v.'V
aite. Shi- brought over thirty-four
Piinnens"*'*. o< whom seven wore
trnvi-llnir flmt cln*». n-'« Nnrlta.
who will act M local Japanese con
«ul durlnir th.' alinenrn nf Mr. I*
S.ni.-V.t. wan ntix of the paasrncera.
The Itlojun had a h.-ivv r.ii: of
4894 ton* of Oriental freight, among
which were M I'll." of (Ilk. . Th«
Kuropeana who came over ■ ii th«
i:,,,liiii w«re M follow*: O.iw Narlta,
i- A. Mlkhelrcn, K. J. Itrown, V. J.
KuiMll, O*o. Wilton, J. I'aston and
mi., m. Thompson.
I'VIMS. Way Th,- poll,-,. Ii iv.<
ord)*rrd 'clouts! all of tho iiiuslu
ill« In Muntin.trtre. Th. propriety
..in of lhe»r hull-" are charged uilh
iillowhiK mull 1 v\.',.i to mluglo will]
other Uaiiccn __ _,
