10, 180$.
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Meatus Makes Possible by Law
; Which Court Hed Invalid
tr:n orr t:j . daily1 -jqunNAU rcrrrLAiiD., pridAy '. evening. February
COMMISSION LAW NOW 1
, IN JOINT COMMITTEE 1
T.-Vf-W"
.1
Local Option Bill to Ce Klsd
.v Arniy pf Clerks c for
vv. Le'tfslators.' '
JoaruIMbI Sanlm
' r.O'ynjJ. Wash.. Feb. II The merge!
t o1". allowing on corporation to own
,. etock In another corporation, I now be
; - for th bouse, having passed the aeuet
; . laat weak. The bill was Introduced by
- Senator Christian ( , Teeoma. and U
evidently Intended to allow Uia merg
, ... ins tt the great railroad system In thia
; etit .. While friends of tka measure
.,. ,, ,'stat that It tolntanded to apply t log.
., : glng eoropaniea, sawmill operator and
'.. ; other almllar Industries, tha opponanta
of th maaaura sold that it covers tha
: . caea 01 tbe vraat railway companies,
, ' Risking possible by law what tha oourta
r.etdaa illegal laat year. The blU will
;.imaiy paaa..-:-. ,,.;-.
nowwlsslrs am.
'"Th railroad eoraraiaslon kill laft tha
... hinds of tha aub-eommtttee today and
V : tttrnsd ovsr to tha Joint coinmlttae
. tar consideration. Tha inattar will aot
' b taken np before tha house until aexc
, ; --week. Tha bill ia greatly modlfled from
those Introduced, at .the Srst of tha
aeaaion, losing - It. --raatl feature
... Tha Joint rata question will not be
. touched by tha commission except upon
.,11- complaint - The rata .. making power
whleh it was contemplated giving tha
' tpmmlseion', bains; denied It' - -;
' The bill provides for an expendltur
' : . naaoe of tha oommlaalon. Tha oommls-
--atoners being paid $$,400 apiece and tht
-ciena irora i.juo to f 3,000.' i
v Coventor Mead baa Issued a proeUma
' i tlon calling an election la tha thirteenth
. senatorial oistrict, composed of Chelati
and Kittitas, to seleet a successor to
.. .Benetor J. as Sharp, deceased.
. , taoai pytioa am.
About a doaen friends of tha local
, opllou idea of handling the liquor traf-
tic are la the city endeavoring to aacilra
u tha passage - of - the local option taw,
which has been presented in both house
and senate. . The bill provides the uiual
;.. mn.iner of regulating tha establishment
- of saloons, and la almple and sjUalaa
tory to the lobby. But the committee
, on niorahi liaa about determined to reo-
,l ommeml the. bill for Indefinite post
poneraent ,Thle simply means tha death
-tr the measure.
Tha strong support for the bill comes
- . rrorq, the lof(Klna centers. . where It Is
said men nearly starve their families
j. to death and conditions beooma, almost
. ..barbaric Nearly every little town in
; : -the togging belt haa a lobbyist her . to
t ..urge the enactment of the law.- .,
..r ro ttaam Wardaa. "' ..
The sportsmen of Seattle are her in
fnme urging tha passage of the- Potta
. game warden bill, which provldea for
tba protection of large gam In ' the
:.C.-- monntana of tha state. Jncldentally 4t
t provides fos the appoint men t-ot a game
warden, a plaoe now held in eonjunotlon
LLWlthiihe position of flh- commissioner.
, and generally held to be of little force
at beat The sportsmen say, the-Inten
tion la to preserve the elk, and deer of
. the cascades, and to protect an the
game intereats of ' western Waahitig
- totrespeeiany. It i eianndthat wah-
. ton destrtiction is practiced- by. hesrv
. ' less hunters, and tha lawoia intended to
. atop tha. practice. On tone trip, to the
:f-x, mountains. Ht la claimed that a party
: .of tb lobbyists found the carcasses of
avm Allr with th. iMth nrl , hjtnia
1 - mlsstnc within a day's hunting ground.
-- Fish Commissioner Kershaw la .mkkr
. )ng strenuous opposition to, tha enact
, ment or tn iaw. . ; f.ifz-
Tba Waahlngton senate la a body of
law-makers of unusual charoterr - Each
T senator haa Just ene employ and a one
third Interest in another. There are
tout. 42 members, while the employee'
payroll ahowe men drawing salaries.
Thia la said to be the largest number
or supernumeraries ever auowea oy tne
senate, and In tha face of the Xaot the
, wagea of over a dostfn have Juat been
raised. The chief clerk- waa paid it
'per day on the start; now. he draws
7.iV, while other clerks draw as high
aa II under the new' schedule. The
house- baa- dona well In tha matter of
clerks and employes,, but" it haa not
reached. the limit, set by the senate. -
BECAUSE HE WON'T TALK "
: HFIS DECLARED INSANE
) wVJA.-' nj-i. 1 --.j. -
(gptclal Dlspateh te The Jearaet) . ,
Seattle. Wiih, Feb. . For SI hours
a stranger, found wandering about In
th vicinity of Renton, haa remained In
the county. Jail without speaking. Yes
terday afternoon ha waa arraigned be
fore an Insanity oommlasloh. and, under
the name, bf John Doe, - sent te the
. aaylum..w
He hears everything said to him and
VJItkczt Cost. r
8na tft-day for a 78c. sat of Bsclaai
gVealthv TetsaeB FatBB,
. Uave clear, healthy scalp, bagntlfui
rosy skin, luxuriant hair.
' baadruff. Falling Hair and all disease
tT sen Id. skin snd blood ore dns to cerms.
.lAnd akUhealtav Troataaeat Is the only
afa, quick, vpermanent, economical euro.
its mania, we win give 1
lv raiH tna nrat bm or ski
free 1th f ratsaj If you Will use It
! J To prove
oeoiuiei;
gklnkMlIk TrMtanl Annulate at
HARP1NA fiOXP medicated, deodoris
ing, germicidal, fragrant: beet for bata.
11 L nurserr. scalp, hair and for baby. I
k7nhbatH. OINTM KNT Jnfeilible I
Oerm-klller and Skin Healer. For ail
rkln aorenesa. A sovaralan remediT
'Ilea, Softens, sootbea and haale ,
elKINHSALTH TAPLKTS-Vegetable,
chncolate-eoated. Destroy all disease mi-
id Tiuuse the biooa.
never tried klahewltal
C robes, purify and vitalise the blood.
IF vou have never tried gbxl
TiwetiMst send usrthla coupon snd we
wlli mall you an order on your druggtat
for a full also set, aad wlxl pay tb drug
gist urslve for It
- It's a VBBB rift to prtrve the tronder
ful powers of sktafcealth Trestaseat
as a skin, sealo and -blood cleanssr. a
complexion, hand and hair beautlller.
t -
- Cut Out Tt!a Ccopcx
Mil est the bleaks sad stall te tbe PaBe
tUr Specialties Cb., Kewark, Mew Jeney, ,
Uf. XeMM Is. ;.,.n
Bit am tried fklakeelth Tnatmxn, bat M
wiu mma m 1 tree & W1U see n.
resell
, - - , , 1 . 1 ' '
...... tt
Olre fall mm tat iMmc
TMs eer suy sot espea a fits.
- ... . - f I ,. J: : AilJZr S- HAL.K rft33EU . I 1 1 - U , LI 1 1 1 . M. VII IMI-M. X Lf Ni. Ml ' I
t : ; Wi 69:71,-73 Third Street Bete Oak and Pine
"j 4'Jyty 'JrMlyrS'" 'fJbmSVL" twatiiifafiire'r lp.nr ai.Ua rmy n '''liay es"
""' uiuiTSTs ' -& .tifit take a loss, having decided to retire from business. The orders
" V """ - r- iafc Close to a sftot cash buyer the cntir e lot at a price that erould Insure
-Hr jJik it '((f((fp(l.illfi..vjnY " ', ; vN' ' its sale at once. - The Chicago secured the stock at less than actual coat of pro
i ' VtK f "f SCt Wl 800 snitav-at a price that
; .:';.:;- V"5i .-vr ;; -. r- doea not half tell the quality. - . . ... '. t
Seven Dollars and a Half
HALF PAST SEVEN SEVEN AND A HALF
Comprising every style, color ard pattern' that the most
- exacting taste couia oemsna. 77
- ff-r....;....v'1---
For $18 tweed, $18 cheviot suits, $18 homespun suits, light,
i dark or medium colors and. patterns.-1"1-!
For $18 cassimere suits, $18 cheviot' suits,. $18 tweed surts.
For $15 worsted suits, $18 cassimere suits.' v '
For $15 cheviot and tweed suits, $15 homespun suits.
For $15 fancy worsted suits, $15 clay worsted suits. ...,'"
- For $13.00 serge suits, $13.00 fancy worsted suits.
-' For $13.00 cheviot, tweed and homespuns. '
For $12 clays, serges, cheviots, tweeds, tricot, longs,' basket
i-i worsteds and unfinished materials.
Tala arrav of suits s not aTdlsDlav of
every auit la of the latest and-newet approved mid
old has-beens. Remember,
winter fashion.
tailored and trimmed In a most - faultless way. 7 Suits that will add
customers
feme to our great sstabllshment suits that will Biake new
T and hold them. s ; .'i :Trl--r. '-
' v- r:. -v :.
-KNEE'
l;-- at I 1 f . -. - m,
HALF ' PAST- TWO-TWO AND A HALF
PMSSSUISME
We have selected 300 or more Brownies' plaited reefer. :
NorfoBT and "double breasted styles.They come rta"D ;
sizes, but not all sizes in every line. - We are going to close
them out at a rea) bargain! -.:y:i-:'-rr .
Will take choice of any of them, - Suits that sold at tk
$4.50, $5 and' $6. ' Sekct the one" that fits and suits you
best at $2.50. CThe CHICAXipibr bargains. - .vltj
.Mr--.
Men's Odd lVestaO ::-:-'
a ::Will take choke of 800 light and dark color odd
kSl Vests that sell regular at $1.25 and $1.50.
rC?V run from 35 to 42 bust.
Sizes
Ar.
or
More
styles
Not overall shape'eut out with a buzz saw and sewed with, string, but real tailor-made, form-fitting and peg: top styles ; hand-tailored, sewed: with best quality ,. pure 3Uk, made from J select
standard wool and worsted materials. -From-such makers as the HangwelLsnUrand Bros, we have taken about 1,800 pairS.This does not mean 1J00, itTneans 1.800. JThafs srgwarinafijr
to Tauraooux, our ine. vojeago ia xne greatest siore in two siaiea ana ooea oig tmngs ana wiu aiviae tnem into tnree lots at tne-iouowmg prices:; s .. . .. , v , ;
It f AM S 1-k
i r iJa.i i t i r
ill 81.65 Lot.wiU
I - worth up to$2.50
Will take chotee of 'hundreds of
all-wool or mion vfXjri tedsrirt all
colors, worth up to $3.50. This
t is mostly:oddr and smalttots
from broken suits. Sizes to 42
waist The .CHICAGO for bafi
I 1 ml M ay aV J I Hi
-v My
Will give you choke - of. 500
elegartt- worsteds - and ..all-wool
Scotches and cheviots, cassimeres,
etc., regular form-fitting er peg;
top styles. A most select variety.
that ire Worth up to $450. 'The
CHICAGO for bargains.
MEN'S
mm
I - i I ;rX, tf aayT lit forbargains. r -jp-'r-i ? '
" " ;.'.'"'...';''-.'
A-Ibrlg line of cer 1,000 pairs In .
all;the very .latest custom laUor ;
patterns, faultless in style, make
and materialsT $5 would be very
reasonable or any pajr.irrthe lotr
$5.50 and $8 is the regular value
of most of them.' The .CHICAGO
Special sales will be in order all during February. As fast asjots get broken they will be
.T;r;rr.";", .;.;;.;-... r .; ;;-.v cioseo out at once.".,
contain all "kinds of I
'shoes
light .and me-
82.65 Lot will contain Bluchers and Bat, and
kangaroo patent calf, vici, box calf,' etc, up
to $3.00 value. Goqdyear welt, . -
87.50 Will buy overcoats that sold up to
; $15. -. .. A..,- ' .; "
L 80.50 Will buy overcoats and cravenettes that
I -J.- sold op te $20.- ..
811.50 Will buy overcoats and cravenettes;
: that HP,Jto-;t5!ioil
814.50 Will buv overcoats and cravenettes -that
sold up to $30. f -v". r :! j
r..... tTm ..... . .... . . .... .-i. i m
does what he -is told, but nothing will
Induce htm to apeak. - . ,
Apparently he la a logger. Just Be
fore he waa picked up he had been sing
ing a love aong. When Informed he was
undgr arrest he ceased -to speak.,
CAPTAIN REMISS IN : '
HOLDING FIRE DRILLS
ISperUl Dlasateh . a The Joamai )
SeattK ; Waalu, ,- .Feb. . ld.-rUnlted
Stataa Marina Inspectors- Whitney, and
Turner have suspended for SO days tit
licence of Cap t. D. B. Jackson of the
ateamer Dlx because ef his failure, dur
ing the month of January, to hold Art
drills. ss provided by th marina laws.
An inspection of all tbe smaller craft
of tha acnind la being made along these
lines and the announcement la - made
that all masters will be treated -alike
where their, gatlt can b proven. v-;
BR1DGMAN RELEASED 1
' -. ON APPEAL AND BOND
(Kpeelsr tMepateh as
Helena MpnC Feb..
Tb Jearnal.) . " :
1A M RrM.
man, iormer ageni xor. tno neianap in.
dlan reservation, who waa sentenced to
-three years In the penitentiary by Judge
Hunt, in the United Btatea court upon
conviction of tha charge of - making
falsa reports to th government; has
taken an appeal to the circuit court at
San Tranclsco, and haa bosw releaaed
en 116.000 bond, algaed by W.' O. Con
rad, and W. a. Frary or ureal rails.. .
(Special Dlspateb ts The Joeraej.)' ' i
Seattle. Wash., Feb. 10. Nina and a
half" daya from Fairbanks to Valdes.
over the snow and Ice, la a new record
made by Arthur McKear and 'Vow"
Miller, who arrived at tha latter place
January 1 I, according to advlcea re
ceived here today. Tha men muahed In
that time 104 mile. They report the
trail la In good condition. ... -.
r . oxrsaTJtajr AST omsTom.
(Jaarsal apeeUI Strict.) ;
Bridgeport,- Conn.. Feb. .. 10. -Tha
Bridgeport Board of Trade haa com
pleted arrangements .on an elaborate
ecal for tta annual - banquet tonight
The list of speakers I headed by Con-
kgressmen Cushman of Wesbtngtoa.and
BOYS- PRESS GIRLS
VERf CLOSELY HERE
Vltaf Statistics Show Slxty-Six
. J Lads antt, Seventy Lassies"
. Born -r In January, .
PNEUMONIA CARRIED ,
TT OFF SEVENTEEN VICTIMS
Health Conditions Good, and No
Cases of Serious Contagious -.Character
Reported. '''.
- Ther were It birth In this city
isst month, of which were, male and
TO: female. . .
Seventeen deaths from pneumonia la
a startling feature or the monthly re
port ot.Xr....Hv Rt Blersdorf. city health
omcer. ' -r.
No smallpox ease have been reported
; ' M0NT- BA9X AV. ."
Tolu-FIr
DOES NOT HELP ''
v ; ,TOUR COTJQH. -WE
MAKE AND OX7AR
' - ANTED IT; v.'-
50c
Wo o d.ard,
Clarke 6V Ca
In this city tor ever seven months, and
tha health authorities are hopeful that
this disease will not make Its appear
ance this . year. - They consider them
selves very fortunate, aa Butte, Helena,
Seattle and ' Tacama have more than
their share of cases., v
"There were 114 death In January, 1
who ware ef persons ever to. years, IS
between TO and (0, 14 between a 0 and
70, It between. 10 and 40. 'r- v
There were eight deaths from 'pulmonary-
tiiberculoaU, - seven from ty
phoid, fever, twe from septicemia,-one
from diphtheria, eeven from external
violence,' two of which resulted from
Mrsngulatlon, and -ns each from gun
shot wounds severing coratld artery,
fracture of akulU asphyxiation by gas,
and- ateoholism." -y -
Of contagious diseases reported ther
were It esses of diphtheria, ' six of
meaales, seven of chicken pox, nine of
typhoid fever and II of scarlet favor1. ..
RAILWAY MEN OF - -v
ALL NATIONS COMING
(Jearaal B pedal lervlee.) . "
IVaahtnaton. Feb. 10. Practically all
the - arrangement o Jor. .the meeting of
th international Jtall way congress,
which 1 to ba held In thle city next
May, have been completed The aeeelon
will be held In th New Willard
hotel and they Will last 10 days," lbs
headquarters) of tha International con
gress la la Brussels. A.- DaBoia, th
prsMBiriathSThUler of railways ef
Belgium, - .. - ; ;
. This Is expected to be the largest
meeting tha association has ever held.
It ia understood that tba number ef
foreign' delegates will be ever too and
perhapa as large aa 400i Every two
yeara the aeeoctation holds a meeting.
but thia will be th Srst gathering -in
America.
After th meeting there ar tb be
two tours. On will be. over th Penn
sylvania railroad from this etty to Al
toona. where a day will be anent In tha
company's shops. Then Pittsburg will
im. visited.-'Wher aa inspection of the
Weatinghouss eleotrlo. plant aa wall aa
seme ef tha other large Industrial eatab-
llshmente will be ansde., From Pittsburg
Sv run will be made to Cleveland; then
to Aehtabula, and, from there to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. Then th party will
be divided, some taking tha Jrand Trunk
to MontraaLand then going to Boston.
Tba reat of tha party will go ever tbe
New Tork Central te Schenectady, where
th plants of th Qehsral Electric, com-
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by useful 'want' ada." An enumeration ef their many' daily duties and performance would entail
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pany and tha American Locomotive
works will be Inspected,
The ether trip will take In Pittsburg.
Cincinnati, St. laral. Chicago, Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. In addition to tha
shops on tha Srst tour. r A number of the
forelyn railroad efflctala will s1 snie
Uma M i-eatvioi tU rijsx. .
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