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TOURISTS
IN JAIL
HOBOES STEP FROM THEIR
BOX CAR SLEEPER INTO CITY
PRISON
'A bo*ear load of liobcea, direct
from th» Ka«t, w«<r© captured and
)>H-kr.i up tit U •' city 1 ill till* nfti-r
--iiocn. Th« "bo*»" had lakwi po—■
tlon of th«- car .mi wmo discovered
when It «'»» inulra Into thta illy at
noon. They took (hrlr time about
leaving and that nun their mi*Uk«.
A nrttdUMUl who haii<'"--l along
MW th«> tlHUtala and i>l.mimnl nnd
iMIHi th« door, turulns th» car Into
i\ t«m|Sorary prison. Ha telephoned
to the petie* itatlon and Oftlccra
noeler, IVI«!- Uurkinan and Land>
trehr w«nt out after the prlonera.
They found five In th« car calmly
nrrost.
r«r»ltlnir arr.-nt.
"Thin Western country la .A hard
o«r." remarked ona tramp, aa In'
climbed out of the/ hotel on wheela.
"ThU la th« ftr«t time we have Wvn
arrested for nearly two days."
'..trirw of vagrancy will )■•• placed
against the piiiiciii. Th< v gave
their name* ■-" Erneat Nixon.
Charlt* ivnn. H. A. Oakea, Jo« Uay
n«r and J. K. !'...!■ .inJ.
WANT RECEIVER
CASED/ REMOVED
P. verm! creditor* of Ik* tnanlvrnt In
terstate Fisheries company have filed
an application in th* superior court.
aaklas; that an ordrr recently mad*
appointing Qeorg* Ciuedy receiver be
vet aside.
It la allrrrJ that C— la not • fit
person to MH|< the affalra of th«
corporation and that hla appoint m< nt
la the r*»nit af aattoaaM -i tha
•t« khold<r«.
The board of works at m apcctal
meeting this aaanalMJ revoked the
permit granted to Mr. Hlptey to
move hta woodjrard and simm aaw
|to the tinier of Ka«' I'uh- street
and ttellevue avenue. The revoca
tion of th* permit wan opposed with
determination by Klplry'a attorney,
but the board, artlna: on CVrporn
tlon Coun»«l Oilllam'a «dvtce. held
that It* action wu Irira] and justi
fied on cenrral ground*.
Co to Ejlnr.lnt" far b!c>;'.» re
p*lr». —
You Can't- Miss
The bargains if you come to
this store Friday
Dandy Bnaj> th* hind that floats.
to cake S«
J__-_ ; _i_n_ri_-u-u-L
Extra Special
W*U-S«wid S*l««t(d Pnwim,
t<(uiir Or. Friday, I for S&«
White Castile Soap
Se !>rb. Bar Pur« Whit* C*»tl!«
»«p. FtMay, tor ..ISe
tc lJ»r k -«f Herat.h Tablet ...3«
Garden Rake
I 1: Tooth MaUf.ia Iron lUk». [
tifnUr >. for 17* 1
iSe Steel Km( with tone or abort
. handle .... 59c
Water Tumbler*, rtfular »<-, for
- act of six. Friday 10«
{D«eor»ted EnctUh Cup And
J Paucer. lie kind for 7c (
S Pint Olaaa Creamer, In cut aiaj*
i effect, 30c kind..... IO«
Whit* Kn«lt»h I'tx Co pa. rff<ilai
♦c Friday S«
Italy's Fotdlnr 00-<"art. »tr*l
gear. S3 3 vi!i» 92.39
Spelger&liurlbut
Second and Union
TOPCOATS
Built for Wear and Com
fort; Fashioned in Cor
rect Styles. Priced ac
cording to Quality. : :
$12.50
AND UP
J.Redelshcimcr&Co.
| Strongest Topcoat House In the
State.
•00804 Flr«t «v«., cor. Columbia
—Where It Pa to Trade
BuHlt In atralnlnt «v«ry tirrvr In (•! troop* Into Korea. Her Couuirk* ar» the flower of her army. Tli»r
are Mid to i<r the fir. at cavalrymen In tIM wurld. Thin In a »k. li of a rr«lm< of Oomacka entraining at •
Iluaalan army puat for the urn of conflict. . '
m wimm
mrsst
If the «vldcnce given by th* «lt
n. mm- + fur the stat* In th* trial of
George Mandervtll* fur the murder
of hla hr.uhrr 111 l»w IM »l I'rvitt.
la true, th. killing waa deliberate and
In ccld blood.
Mandervllle claim* that hr fatally
■tabbed M.-lniit In a Mloon at Toll
l>fr>UM th« latter had aawiullrd him
and hr bell«ved «v about to laWa hi*
llfr.
Th* testimony of th* state* *lt
neaa< - yijimUv afternoon anil to
day tended to show that M< lv\!tt be
gan to fight Uaudervlll* with hi» flat*,
aroused by Insults, ami that th* de
fendant Inside of 11 •moniU, bad atitb
».rj him with a Jack-knife, «hi<h b«
had bren .«rr\li« In his po. k | open.
Tb* ctat* ctatm* that th* defendant
provoked tb* quarrel with Mi Unlit,
tntendtnc to murder him.
Th* atatr will attempt to prove that
the bail blood which had . ».•!■.! !•*
--itrrn th* two mm «ai mim4 by the
fact that Mcl'rtlit had accused Man
dervltle Of en.*oura«tin, hi* wife, who
wax XleDevMfa sister, to ••ray from
th* path* of vino*. M.«i.dervll!- has
Dot lived with !■!• wife, who "> "id
to t-r now » 'klttir In concert hall* In
th* trr.Jrrl.m under th* name of
Truxy tiiniii*. for nearly ten year*.
ll* denies thai tt>« fight «»• oeea
atonrd by 111 will ortr hi* treatment
,1 MclVvllll sister.
Many »>« »ltti.-*«i-« of th« atabblns
war* on th« aland yesterday and all
claimed that Mamlrrviil* had no <■«■
--caaion at all to us* a knife Frank
Wh*ma«tl, phoprletor of th* aaloon
• here- th* trac^dy occurred, wa- th*
only wlttvn* railed thla mornln». ll*
la known la Tolt and "I- »tjrr«ur»d-
Inn country «s "Clrab AIL"
■••1 a«k..l by Attorney Frank
(irirnth. «bo ret>rea«nta MumlrrviUi-.
U he waa not •<> nicknamed because «f
a propensity to «rah everything that
came his way. he became very In
dignant, and said that he did not
: know why he waa called '■«Sr«h All."
' but waa sure that no unkind Inference
waa lntend«d by hla associate*. He
l»vi> damaging evidence against Man
dcrvUle.
WILL DIVIDE
THE WATERS
The I»n(-«tani1ln( rontrovrr«y be>
tween Kins and Pierre counties an
i to the dlAtribotioii of th« waters of
| Stuck anil White rivera shown f\rry
i Indication ■of bring amiably aet
tlr.j at an early date. Th« commit
tee of ten. flrt from e*«h county,
which wu recently appointed to
dlacuaa th« qurttlon of dividing the
water*, has derided that the brut
plan will be to «ecur« a Joint ap
propriation for the conntructton of
a breakwater at th« dlvcr(enc« of
th« river*. \
A recommendation to thla effect
has been drawn up and will Bonn
j be. presented to the county commis-
I sioners of both fierce, and Kin*
counties. It will be suicireated thai
each board appoint two- men to act
as a, commission to divide th«
| waters equally and keep them >ll
vlded. .' "
There ha* been a g-reat deal of
feellna? In the past between the
farmer* llrtnc alona* the banks of
both rlvr-r*. One year the water
would go down one stream and the
next year to the other. Crops ara
often seriously damaged by the
overflow.
LITTLE HAPPENINGS
Th*> colored It< publicans of the
First ward will hold a smoker to
night In Clancy'a bait, Second ave
nue south and Washington atreet.
The speakera will be William Holt.
3. K. Hawkins. I. F. Noriln, A. 11.
Mack and oth'rs.
Ixtcnl Union No. 17. United Oar
ment Worker* of America. gave Ita
first annual dance laat night In t.lt-
Ue'a hall. The union Klrla and their
esrorts danced until a late hour. The
affair waa a suecea*. t
11. Quickstep and 3. 11. NVI.-on,
real •■t»t«> agents, were arreated
thin morning by I*atrolma.n Jacoba
on a cbarfce "f righting.
H. 11. >;.,,-. r filed a claim for
12.100 a«»lr,«t the city today. lie al
leges that hla ahouldcr waa dislo
cated by fulling on a aldewalk on
Second avenue north between Ward
and I'r<.«,,. ,t atreeta and holda the
city negligent for allowing the aide
walk to become »ll|i{>ery.
Steamer Valencia upon her arrival
at tola port from the North, will be
hauled on the ways for a general
overhauling, and -..in be held off
that ran Indefinitely. The ateamrr
Ilamona will take the VMSjafi I.ynn
canal run until further coUca.
lU' aillN'l) TIUXM'H TO HCICNB OF W All
WAIF FINDS A
FRIEND IN LAW
Roy Carne(l«. a handsomo I*4 II
)mr> of *«••. wboH parcnta dv not
••••ill to tak* tha all«hlvit Hit' 1
»at In lil» wrif.ii... waa Kiven Into th*
cuatody of Iha WaihliiKton Chil
dren* Horn* Boclety for adoption
by Huperlor Ju>l<>- llrll thla morn-
Inir Th* boy baa Ihtii unfurtunttte
•nut durlnK th» l.nxt few week* hull
had ii Irylnif vxperlenc*.
Ilia tatlvpr and mother MM «3l
vorrrd mm* time iin>> and both
married it .in Hoy haa been It* In*
with 111 mother I' Idaho, but v few
nrrlkn ago "'"' turned him out of
her bout* and then left that «tate\
Ftlenda of the boy wrote> to tils
father, C L. Carneele^ «mptoyed na'
freight oK-nl In tlila rlty. who it
■ate* •«■■"' money, asklnit hi* aW to
Join him here.
When Hoy arrived here about ten
day* axo he found M aM at the!
train to meet him. ll*. Ml al«n* In 1
a •trarta** • It) Mai wandrrvd around
tin- »trr»t» dtaconaoUte. ll* »■'•
finally picked up by the police.
•p.. boy «aa turn*d over '■• Hu
mane Officer Clark, who learned
that th* ' father had cone to Cali
fornia without iti.ikinir any prepam
tlona for ih«- loin comlnir. He
aeeined to have forgotten all about
th* child.
/I 1 SfUS
I ink ■ Sim*, an old rml.Vnt of
flewttlr, and a wrll known criminal
lawyer. «li«"l today «l Ptotl '
hospital of .in obscuro ill»»w of th*
liver. Hr had been 111 about two
month*, but was al>l»> to attend to
hi» practice until I.i»i Saturday. II«
was about 40 years) of *««• *
Capt. Him*, urn he wu r<"rurally
known, wat for many years In the
Pea I tie. I"iill«< department. He ul
t»ln»'t th* rank of captnln before he
rrdr«-.i in lift 10 lake up the prac
tl» of Uw.
WANTED A FIGHT
AND FOUND IT
Stowed Wheeler, better known to
th* poiir«. ■• "Fighting" Wheeler,
waa arrested this morning by i*«
trolmen Hrlffith and llurkman. The
pollc* brllera he Is mentally un
balanced. tie aUrted up Waahlnc
ton street thin morning looking for
a fla"tif II" hadn't gone ten step*
when he found several. The polir*
Interfered and saved him from a
terrible beating.
CITY WINS
Huj-»rlor Juilr- Morris thin morn
|ii« »ii«l»ln»<l th« demurrer of the
defendant to the complaint filed by
Jens <>. Itanacn, a fl»h. rm»n,
against the. cltjr. llansen sued to
recover ll. v*, a* ds-magr* fur Injur
ies sustained by fulling Into n hole
on Western avenue. The demurrer
wan sustained and judgment rm
■ I*t."l for thu defendant on th*
irround that notice of the claim of
Hnriwn had not been filed with the
.Hi council within the lime «|>«-<-lfi*<l
by law.
FOUND DEAD
Frank Cromett, who lived alon« In
th« woods near Palmer, was found
dead In hi* cabin there thla morn-
In*. It la thought that death was
from natural causes, but Coroner
Hoy will Investigate.
SALVATION ARMY
WILL BUILD HOME
*
A permit waa Uaued today for the
conatructlon of a one-atory brick
building 21 by CO feet on Third ave
nue, between l'lne and I'lke atreeta.
The building will cost about 12,000.
It la being erected by Salvation
Army Corp* No 2. which now has
headquarters at 3m 14 Blith avenue.
All the funda for the erection of the
building have not >•• been rained,
Krinlgn 3. C. Jenaon la In charge nf
the c*>ll«ctlon work. The corp* la
building th« <■'•••. headquarters he
cauae It dvalrea a more central loca<
Mob,
TTTT? Er.ATTT.F! RTAW
uss on
mm/11
Part* of the a»ph»lt pavement on
flroadway, Ilk' ll' avenue, will liav*
!.. i» replaced, scvwtllnc '" ' '•'» ' ""
Klne«r Thomson Tba llroadway i>*v-
I' « was alga dune by tii* l».«r!»• r As
phalt oasmpaaq and there are «tr<-«k«
In ii • ■iii.titii.il.« Hi- Mini p»t male
ml ■•rd en the greater poll of In*t
avrnue.
"A batch of lit* a»{ih»!l turned out
In California on sjHJiled." *«ld Mr.
Thomson 11.1. Iliinllif. "and not only
'his city, but Dthere suffered a* a'
runsetjuvnee. Wherever any of that
mxrrul Is It wlil hava tv bo immnl
by the parti • ni|.nny
"Th« ■■Ms with the asphalt was
that In Its final refilling process it
w*a »i«i«iiM too much. The petrvllne
waa • •■rnnlr.i Into a»>ot The city
I fhrmut maintained right alnnar that
the asphalt »v deficient. In not !•<•»-
I SMWtng t a»r rent of petratlne. but the
a«t>halt i-uiii|«iij did not acre* with
him.- ■ V" :
GOIHG TO
KOYUKUk
Kamona Will Take Party of
Prospector* to Skagway
Th* rarlflc Coast Ht<-3»>»):l|. mm
ftany's steamer Ilarmma, Capt. Nlo
olM-n. which I* MhediiiMl to aail from
!(.!• port for Skaicway - and I.ynn
canal polnta tomorrow morning t>t 9
o'clock, will hava evrry statvroorn
occupied and her hold filled »nb
freight.
The ••■liner Itamona promiir* to
develop Into a popular \raavl and
Hi*. coni|>any may decide to kerp her
on the Lynn ranal rout*.
Many pa*arß(pr» have already
bv*n banked to »<•!! on the vm*rl.
Amanf them t* a patty of miners
bound for th* Koyukuk district.
Th. >• MM taking up with iii«m a
number of «!<»«■ and supplies for all
months. The party conaUla of •'
A I'rlckart. Louis TUm>. M. C and
J. I*. Friable, M. i: Itathbun. B.
lUtlil.iifi It. Johnson and I". Jwti.
BREWERY OCTOPUS
BUYS A THEATER
The Beadle Mr- »Ing * Malting
cruupmiy yesUrday bought at auc
tion the reople'*, ■'oinl<|ii<- and Park
theaters for M.M* and will reopen
them through ;<••»«•<■!■.
; Permit* for making the alterations
to the theater* required by the fire
Inspection committee have not yrt
been procured from lliill-ilug In-,
•pector Place An effort 1* being
made by the brewing company to
K*t perml**lon to do only a portion
of the work at a time, but In*pector
I'lac« will not allow It.
II- *ar* that a permit to do all the
work requlrtxt by the committee
muat be taken out and that he will
not allow the theaters to reopen un
til th.»<- requirement* have been
complied with.
HE BUTTED IN,
SAYS O'BRIEN
A petition to *< t aside an order
mad« some time ago allowing At
torney J. J. JUcCafferty |i I*o for
rvlci-s. alleged to tmve been ren
dered the John Hulllvan estate, wa*
filed In the probate department of
the —parlor court today by Ad
ministrator T»rr«nc« O'Bri<-n
Mi<' frrty I 'tin* that the money
la due Mm for service* rendered
the defendant In the damage BUll Of
Wiley Young against th« Bullivan
estate and In other m.itter*. O'llften
claim* thai MrCafferty »v* not re
tained In the cnae nnd thai he "iMiiiiy
appeared at th" trial uninvited. *
Judge lull v. 11l hear the matter to
morrow. Judge McCaiferty claim*
he I* entitled to every cent of the
$I,SOO and will fight for It.
SCAVENGER PINCHED
Louie Itorino, an Itallnn Kdrbaso
collector, wua fined $5 and oost* by
Judge < J«><irg<- yrsterdiiy aftermmn
for dumping a load of filth In tho
street at the corner of Main Ntreet
and Fourteenth avenue to save car
ryliiK It to the giirliag* dump OB III"
tide flats a* retulred by law.
SEATTLE'S
FINANCES
-
A miinin.'iv of hi* i'i-mI on llm
flly fiiiiiiM. .s tor ii, >•« mi- 11)03 wu»
completed by City Comptroller Hip
linger %• .'(• iilny. A.< nun to III*
city chiulrr II nllCMll I liavb b«?rn
■ •■■ t>!>!• i. .1 on of i ■•• ."•>!<• F< liruu!> 17,
bill Mr. lll|.;i11k• i ' iiiiiim Unit owing
to tin- tcrtnl umouiit of work lnrlil< ill
to thn cotiipllutloii of thn r«'i>nrt It
could not be I'll"' out ut Hint tlino.
'11l iti'tulii'il irport, In j.ilnli il fill in,
will in gotten out luin. Junt how
ii.ii. tatlf Mr, itij-iim- r >..>« in
i|mi-« not know,
Th« »• i"it MiitiuH that i|i«i OM
revcnurn 01 H,. city .hi' Ing l?os w«re
fS,3U.CU3. 'I In- •li-lmt i-.-in. ni>i «<n-
I-'.'ihT. r.p. Tin ■• I- a ru*h balance
of |7M I i|i'i.«.Kitf,| in nlno loi-.ii
bank*.
J.liju. r !'• i M-. <i iuii.it- up JMI,7M of
111" ii'Xriiin h; |.i,i|r.' Mill I fill.
•34.674. watvr coll*«:tloiia | :h?,:,2n.
Durltur Hi. year 1130,020 v..i« i>x
(.■■itilfi) f'H tin! municipal IlKhtlnit
plant.
Tin- liid n-nt paKl on tiie clty'f
lilllljrtl '!• 1.1 «•< IIM.OOO.
STORM WARNING
Weather nt».-rvir BalUUiiry has
rrrelved warning from I'urttaiid
of a storm off Cap« I'Lliu).
which will causa high south
winds 11. afternoon aluiig the
coast. In the Bit-alts of Juan 'I.
t-'urn and in lltnghaa bay, and
pruUable on the Hound. Th«
at turn will probal I) a(tlk< Brattle
late this afternoon.
CLERKS TO CELEBRATE
Tl» MM annual ball cf the Tin
tall Cierka' aa«n<-tattt>n «MI 1., held In
th<nlt»nu>n Hill club huuae tomorrow
«■>•»' « Jt is i Una..l to make the
event ■ pelehratlon of lhe<sucre#e of
ili« jn»\i tn< hi for • "'• 1... It Saturday
el«Hn«.
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G° See Our Splendid C^^atiff^p I Ask ito . i See i the -I 0
\7 See Our Splendid Ask lo the V
T*^ Wash Fabrics reliable goods only* New Gage Hats V
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5 A*** ' AlT^.* i\ and black cheviot—the latest spring style with large {
C* t^jf^*'"'' ZVt cape collars on the neatly tailored Eton jacket; the skirt Jj%
% !/ i^w' J^^ '5 Jas|c^u">' trimmed with braid and is very neat fitting. Most ©*
f i .''/^> K/kS^\ stores would value this suit at flvOO. We do not say this, T
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« /t"-"»''V^^> m^S^J regularly at »1."5 and $*.00. at. 0n1y...91.49 <ac" ••• •••• " «
9 (/^**'" '^OLJJIJ-V^Fir^. W" ' I.AI)!K.S- WAI.KINf. HKIIITB, of (coo»l ma- O C A 9
—*<^_*!!^ff^'^ trrlul. »rl| tailored and nrat fitting. 12.r. CIS
Wlf —*" value*, nt, only $1.95 tj^m
I I j OTHER FRIDAY BARGAINS?
I 1 Framed Pictures Wrist Bags Ladies' Belts ill
M 1 AMIf mm TiJorcd licturw. In Ladl^«- WrUt-!.«gfi In black, brown, 11!;" * '"Ml '' "■■ , ' xtr* I
W « > wood *Miwr fr«r. prrlty ►,!!.- and grey, 60 different atyle* and n. nl"h on both (•Id.-a. regularly amid f
M •«• I jr.... various aJaM] »o, Me, $1.25 »hnr*s to choo«« from, remitar ■* -*0 "nd 3r>c each ; yoUr cbo# f
> .'* 2% MM $I.K> e«ch: on sale while they price* $2.00, IMS and 12.60 each. rlday, at. each 17« ■
I, V U«t at, each <iOe on «ale Friday, at $149 Toilet SoapS I '§■ M
,J i" *-v Blank Books Neck Ribbon. Pure Trannparent Glycerine Toilet f
-?% 1 ' Binnn DOOM D«y ,il.t."tiP. miltal.le for Nevlc- en aale tomorrow. Friday, at...4e > I 1 ,1
| I l^Wm. Jouriu.ls. r.!-.)! nn> Day Funcy Ribbons, miltalilo for Neck- c» *alt> tomorrow. Friday, at...40 1 #tK^
A# I "ooWi., SOO pa«^ In each, atrnngly bowß or Nock-rlbbon«. in »trl|.ea XJ«.-« 1 AY
V > bound In duck, worth 4*s each; on uril , brocade*, ahsdeil of pink. Notions f W.
m | 1 sale Friday at. each 86« hhlP erP€n . r>d. i,. H.tr..| •■ and Brown"! Standard Stocking Knee 7 J
• ' \ _ . brown, worth regularly Ssc and l*rotectora for children, made of V T
■' • Cf , stationery 10,,, yard, on mi* Friday at.. v either stocklnettn or leather, regti- At »
1 > Hurlbuf. Highland Linen Hond Sta- _- _.. 77 , lar2Sc and 53c value*at. apalr, lßc "1 §Mm
I i llonrry. 41 ploces in a box, all the Handkerchiefs 6terlln Silver Thimble*, ruaranteed f 1
; I « new tint* worth rraularly Sic and v . _.. , , to ifive satisfaction, each lO* I »
iat 1 Jk-Vbor on *ale at bjbj^ Your cnolc* of 6W> "'>'r* °r ladles Kid Curlew, nil altes and shades, on I M
X M »« a dox, on w»ie ai xao Fancy Hem*lltrhed, Scalloped and sale at, n bundle 4a 1 M;
: £ S T nn R»-«i«K«»« Embroidered Handkerchief* — a Fancy Ftllled Oarier Elastic, In red, \ m •
!•• I * •-»«-»*■•»«,*»r«»««»» magnlfWnt colWtlon— In fact the white, yellow, pink, and blue, re*- f M
j^m I X <1i«h1 10-rrnt Tooth Itrushfi; mi ""''" CholCfl of o\ir rnllro »tock at Ihcro ular prlc« 10c a yard, our price V 1
Pw At Friday at, each 3« irlren. Nt each . 2r. 0 Friday . lV!o (* W
6 Don't forget to see the new goods now displayed in every department. It you look, you're I
I just as welcome as if you bought. After you've seen.we know you'll come back to buy. ■
3 McCartHy Dry Goods Co. i
ljl Second Avenue and Madison Street #1
XQS% ▼^•^'▼•^i^^vlo #^ffwV^^^^a^^^p^a* rOK
WILL TRANSPLANT
MANY CITY TREES
In hi* Annual rrport •>> th* mayor
filed >r«t«ri!uy i noon, Hujjrrlntmd
flit Of ■ ik» \\..ii.-ii« nun..mi,. . . hi*
Intention <■> mtiuvj nil tha (Ihl.ih.hi-i
inn from Volunteer part >•> Wo'-U-
Inrnl !•••■ li. v.lmh. the Mult 111 nmrn
niKiplxl to id' m and where Hi. I' In
I t hi.in. At 11.-I prMMnl Hum tt>«
> II \ Mia W.I 72 drrliluoua lii. b. li . :•: ■!• •
■ liliiihix ihru*>*, i. .'./ i tvi n:i> in ■.. . h
uinl Itt.uOO hard anil mift woud cutting*
■ %
FUNERAL OF 3
QUEEN VICTIMS
•ii. tili-l«- funeral of If. Douslmm,
\\ . H"iiii !'■ im.l A. Kaymoml. Dm wuli
■ m burned in ili;itli on (111 atranirr
Qurrn lact '.i.i.i\ , Will I" hrld I"
--morrow morning from th« Uunnty-
W.iimiu ilntpil. "ili" ■ . .ill' « arrived
front I'uri Tuwmcnd ymtcntoy i.n. i
noiiii. 'lh« fni.i mi will bs niiili-r tha
mmiiitTH of t hi- Marina OMhi anil
M ■ 111 r»' >mm lull.hi.
TEXAN MAKES
RECORD
TACi'MA. Mar. 3 Aftri beln*ab
sent from this port since Beptrmber
.1 the giant twin-screw freighter
Texan, of the Aiiwilcmi Itawllsn
line, arrived In port yesterday after
noon, Mil* has made m r«-i «»r«l for
hrrs«lf, havlnir steamed from Dela
ware breakwater to Tacoma In le*e
than M days, uaing only two bollera,
without Bttn>pliia* at a sfnicle. i-*tt.
DRAGGING ALONG
The preliminary hearing of Obab-.
• h.iw and I'.iiil Khan, chanced with
the iiiimi-T of M'li-11. the peddler. Is
still draaTKlnif along In Juatlce
I'unii'a court. The Afghans, who
nil- Rui>poa«d to have evidence that
will convict their two countrymen.
.vi- tellu.a* their story with (treat
difficulty ilimiicli .in Interpreter
1 and It la slow work.
CIVIC UNION DEMANDS
PLEDGES FROM CANDIDATES
A!;KS WOULD il COUNCII.MKN TO S'l ATK THEIR
ATTITUDE ON CITY lighting and power
PLANT ANU I'AKK SALOONS
The Clvle urilon y^it^rdny arnt a l« t
-1.1 to all th« it • |.'iMi> ii ii and I" tii>
crnllo randldutra f'»r th« ••Itjr counrll,
Uhliliik lln Ml I" h:i!.i" vi.i- to tt I'li.lK",
iinil n.'l-.iiuf that. In <■•>' the pled««
i-annut be klvhi, a rriiaun fur ths ro
filK.ll Iw! «','■■ lit |« ,»..! that tii«
nnnwrra I.- iniirin ly M.n. ii I. t'ol
lOWll X la U'" I'IoIkd:
"In (ho fvciit of my flrrtlon to th«
piiniii'iii of the council "< the City of
H-niiir. fur will'h I am a, candidate,
I prow :
1 I li«l To OM all li'itif>rnl>l« BUM
within my power to s«-rure thn apr*dy
mi ">r<ii completion of the mil'
nlclpal llghtlnx plant now under con
struction by Ilia •ny <■! M' .ittle. and
win ii said plant Is completed and In
.lion. In addition to furnliihlni
light to tha rlly, to .-it ■ i l.»t»i»
tlal per cent of power and IlKht so ob»
talnrd fuiniHiK >i to prlvata eonsumrrs
by lh« < My at a rraaonabla thartte
tlirrrfor, anil In the i -lit that aald i
plant ii li,• uim< la now bring ton-
l]!«i?T®W 25c
&s i vf\™ MrTNTMM w<> Jw Neighbor
■tnirli"<l. la prov*n Inaufflrlent to fur
nlih the ii. •■••«•■ ry Until and power for
tlm rlly and prlvnto eonaumera, that
Hi- illy « nl.ui"- It sufficiently to <n<« t
ili- dimanda, made upon It (or ■■Klit
and i-.w r for the city and Individual
cunaumrra. '
"Hn«ftd-To maintain th« pulley <t
# i. imiii.it aalootia from all parka ana
from i • ridt r,- - riiatrh i« of DM elty." , ]
BUILDINGS ACCEPTED^
I 1,. fifteen new buildings eonatlCuU
Ing th« barracks uid officers quar< ,
J«-rs at Fort Warden wr* acetpUd bj^*
ilmi eovrrnmtnt yeaUrday, throucFi
Capt. <.'or»c- 11. ivnrciajf, construct*
li;K >i"».rl< iin«ct< r of Ih* I'ucet Boun4
artillery dlatrkf '..- work waa dona
by Iluatle tt Ijoukhx '■' Tacomm. Ihi
contract price Ml f!£7,Ut. • i
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