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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

even tho bonanza fields of the Klon-
dixie.
hut the hardship and privatlona
these men will have 10 go through
before they finally reach their deh.
tinatlon would be- enough 10 bring
encouragement 90 many brave
heart.
Last Sign % Civilization.
Fort Yukon will be the last sign
90 civilization they will see for three
years. for hers they will load their
supplies for a year or two ON two
dog teams OF eight DOGS each. and
plunge into the wilderness Of north.
eastern Alaska. After they have
travelled $50 miles they will trade
their dogs for new ones and resume
their Journey.
They will arrive about April II.
making a fun two months Iourney
from Seattle.
Tho UNEMPLOYED region they will
dalye into lies north Of the Andicott
Experienced Eooligiats and miner
aloglsta are In the party and a com
plate history. with thousands OF
photographs of the birds and beasts
aud tho mineral resources of the
land will bs brought back. when
they return. thre" years hence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Harry Carroll nominec FOE city
comptroller. said that. In the words
90 President Roosevelt, what the
country needed moat xas not bril-
iiancy and genius. bat upright and
substantial men lite then dias
GUESSED the two party platforms. and
claead with an appeal that ON Marrh
6 every loyal republican IN this city
60 20 the polls and vote the ticket
straight
scott Calhoun. who n The party
candidate for corporation counsel.
delivered an interesting address on
municipal ownership conditions.
vita particular regard 10 legal as
poets he also gave cat a little un-
written history. showing Why the
city council was not IA blame Tor
the failur. "a gran, the street car
franchises asked Tor ~ James A.
Mo1Fe snme time since. and aiieg
ing that NJ Mnorr fiatiY refused
10 Accept a frsnehise. even con
tainlnE exactly the same conditions
and TERMS imposed m the Seattle
Eieetric rofapany.a franchise
The speaker also interested the
crowd a.sa a statement showing the
conditions which the eouueAl swre
facing IL Considering the pending
applications FOR franchises BY trans
continental railsayn Mr. Cal
houus remarks In this eonnectiou
were entirely OF an exemplary ma
fuFa. and we're liafsnct 10 efusaiy.
y a. tlurd. candidate fof eosns
Gilman at large. Ellis aorriaon.
nnminrs for the uouneil frsnm the
lIfth. T. = Rsveilr. ward candidate
from the ssxsath. ard John ~
Perry eioaed The iisf 81 speakers
Mayor hsiilaEor bad heNn named As
chairman. bat at the haat mosnent
eak compcllsd 10 10 away. and
John ~ Powell. Of the Civic uninn.
filled the post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
HIS JEWELS
ARE BOGUS

Detective Philbrick arrested an
dldrtims offender In the person Of
James Henderson. alias Dunn.
whom no found peddllng ''phony''
jeweiry on Second nv. At a late
hour last night when Henderson
waa searched at headquarters a
quantity u cheap leweiry wAs found
on hlrn-
Henderson has appeared IN the
local police courts several times
charged with minor offsnaea, but
has no recoFd for anything bis In =
criminal way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
DEL YES INTO
ALASKA WUDS
SEARCHING ooLo. MINNEAPOLIS YOUTH STARTS OUT FOR
1saGg YEARS PLUNGE INTO UNEMPLOYED SECTION OF
YUKON

Lost 10 the civilized world fnr
thsn years. That f. the program
m@kcd out fof a Minneapolis boy
Fred Il Marsh. 80.
Mr. Marsh has already arrived In
thia city from Minneapolis with the
other members of n party Of like
minded youths. aud has sailed
northward with food aud provis-
Ions to keep them during their
three year exploration OF Northeast
ern Alaska.
). J, Marsh. g.. an uncle Of the
Minneapolis boy. and one OF the
most noted mine explorers In the
United States. went with them.
A Apeclai commissioner. named
by President Roosevelt, IN said TO
have been ono Of tho party.
May Find Much Gold.
The purpose OF the expedition IL
Ia explore and secure definite tn
formation regarding the hitherto
unaxpl0red region OF northeast
Alaska. Mr.. Marsh. sr. ls the
only white man who has beon in the
country they are hound for and no
declares his researches were Huf-
fietent "a convince him that the
land IL the richest In gold OF any
portion OF the north, SURPRISING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
Do NOT ATTACK
CITY OWNERSHIP
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES DECLARE VI 10 DANGEROUS
TRUST SUCH A MOVEMENT INEXPERIENCED HANDS
pARrVs RECORD RGviGwgw AT RALLY LAST NIGHT

The opening rally OF the repub-
ilcAn campaign MAS held in the Ia
boz Temple last night The tenor II
me speeehca were not so paFticu.
larry difeCtod against municipal
Ownership as against the alleged
danger u placing such a movement
Ia the hands al an untrlod ana mex.
pefiencsd party u men.
THERE % The danger. declared
w "a Morris Why should We
not work cat these problems under
the banner OF a well tried and thor
ouEhiy seasoned party. party
whleh has. You well know. always
hrsa AZ the keim duFlng the past
~ YEARS and which has worked
hcrutcaiiy % keep pace With the
krpwth and development OF thla
great northwest
YOU should not clegt a mayor %
the opposite tirkrs IA the coancii.
A glance "a ihs records "a national
administration where Tho chief ex-
scttive ess not u the party In
congress nhoNn just how fatal such
a com hlaation would be 20 any good
or necessary legislation
Mr.. Morris discussed In detail
the Platform adopted By the re-
publican party. and again pledged
ssaeh % ths party nominees 20 carry
ifs declarations into effect without
9ear or favor
'fhs mayofaiiy nominee. John
nipllnKcf. pleaded guilty iE bis
np,sBlng remarks 30 the crime ~
n1t being an orator. This caught
the fancy II the sFosf and vkilr
&uriag the remainder % hla al
ans64 he dld not eGme up "a the
standard ~ the fiusvrY language 40
generally associated with the name
% ! Hamilton IEwls. he AZ all
times had bis hearers With him.
lie received generous applause fro.
guentiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
liEX|CAN VETERANS
ARE IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. FEB. az-Ths
NafionAi Association of the Vctsr.
ans q The War With Mexieo opened
thsir anuuai r@auion af the ArilnE-
tun hntsl today Mr. Louis > beeisr
Of baltimore. il the president 81
the organization. Only between 80
and 60 81 the veterans we're Ia a..
tendance a. the openins mestinF.
There are only about z.oQo 81 these
veterans EoW living ous of the loo. !.
coo soldiers and sailors Who usre
engaged In that var They are all
near 50 years Old 90 over. Many
states are represented Al thia re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

WHY PARADE Old NOT arAHE
PLACE
Tho momhcra uf the National
Guard are somewhat Malignant over
a slap taken az the organization yea
terday by an afternoon paper which
stated that tho reason no parade
was held to-day In honor ~ Wash
inRtonH birthday was personal
quarrel between Major otto Case
aud Captain Matt Gormtey.
A battalion drili wah at first
ordered by Major Case. hut II was
later ceantefmAhded. because Il be-
came evident that because many Of
the mllitiamen would have Ia work
u would ha impossible to make =
good showing Colonel iamplnE
requested Major Case u call off
the parade The story about the
quarrel ia fiction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

union. specially from tho xeas and
aoufh-
The teunlun utii last two aAya
This eveainF the veterans wifi
esietrate WashtuEtoa's birthday
with a hanaant AZ the Arlington no.
tel Tusnorru4 they wili Wait the
president and congress To urge
the passage - the btu nos before
congress for an increase ~ pen
aiona 20 enable them 20 live fog the
faW remaining years Ia comparative
cutmfart and hare enouEh left 10
pay for their funeral expenses when
they die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

To-day being waNhinEsua'a birth
ear. the star wili exhibit pictures
q he grsai Ratrios and hold apaelal
sseTrises a. each shgw Ia add
tirn the regular hlll viii Be- given.
the blll whlch haa given sueh pleas
IRE @ fhs pepple q Seattle this
week The sensation and noveity
q TIE program Is Josephine Gaza-
mar and her three picks. al of
whom are unusually tAienfnd aad
CITED There wlli Be a special
rlcknaninnis matinee Saturday aft
sTunon AZ ~hieh the Star wtii set
ASIDE a humber Of dire seats for
TIE boys and girls * the clty. Next
week priuress Trixle. ths beautiful
and hlghsy sdueated horse. comes 20
TIE star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
BRUISED BY CAR

inbound Aadrona park car No. III
knocked down and badly bruised an
unknown woman last night At
Twenty first nv. aud Jefferson 81
She attempted 20 cross In front Of
the ear 10 the right side of the
track to get aboard when the car
struck her. knocking her down.
bruising her about the body and
face She xas able 90 walk to the
drug store on the corner. where DR.
Willis happened TO be waiting. Had
the car been running fast she wcgld
have been run over AZ Il was. the
moiorman barely stopped his car in
time 10 save her from serious injury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Five recommendation we're made
BY = special committee uf the Amer
lean Association Of Masters aud
PILOTS an the best methods Of pre-
venting accidents ON coast vessels
and Will be laid before the govern
ment committee noW investigating
the Nnlnntln dIaaalar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

hashful iaiier Is certainly In need
of aid as he will never be ahle 20
make hneh Roadway with the fair
ones single handed. owing 10 His
retiring disposition.
Tho decorations are very fine. and
are the result of much careful work
ON the part az tho "hoys.s who are
deleFmlnei 90 make tho Eleventh
Annual the hit 81 tho season. and
the leader OF all past events OF a
similar nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
WHY FARRELL
IS RETURNING

, II Farrell. at one time assistant
10 the president Of the Great North
srn. but now farmer for lack OF
a more strenuous occupation. n
making his haHty return 10 Seattle
from his Italian aoIourn a. a result
Of tbs Valencia investigation. IN the
opinion OF his friends.
While the latter do not know why
Firreli II coming back. no other
probable reason than the Valencia
matter IL known. lie may be- re-
turning on account Of the present
railroad activity. but that In not
considered probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
ALL HONOR To
NATION s HERO
BIRTHDAY OF NATIONS HERO CELEBRATED MORE oEseR.
ALLY THAN EVER BEFoRE-FoReloN COUNTRIES OBJ
SERVE THE DAY

WARRINGTON. u. G.. Feb 81
Washiugion'n birthday was observed
throughout the government depart
menta today Congress met as
usual and Washington farewell ad-
dress was read In the senate The
most eiaborate celebration was held
At Alexandria. Ecroaa the river.
The White House was elored 10 all
social and business callers. although
the president was Al his office a
short time. lie vent horseback
riding with his wife bsfore II
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

TIE committee IN charge has
sxreed % assist 1aiicf Gufuth lea
sny say rgsslble In the matrimonial
hne a. shgy say that the ball vii
sfsefd a soiden opportunity that
VIII aoi b. forthcoming Tor an.
ether yeaf " 10 falls g seewpf the
kintly offices % hia hruther %.
freFs this iiulc q IL said that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

The Sociological society. of the
Firs, Presbyterian church. will hold
nesting Friday evening TO dis
cuss the subject Of Nominations
by Direct Primary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
the THEATERS

.IIamaa Hearts the play az the
fAird Avenue theaier fhis sesk. haA
~ appropriate title Il Illustrates
ths faei that GOD and bad In met
m eoasH IL eonearrsa1 The play
viii probably outlive every one q
rs Kind haeausr Il is life pic
tire. an object lesson And an enter
tzlnmens IN one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

The Hammond Milling company
has just made it, first shipment
sinea tho Initiation OF the Chinese
boycott On American goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

The moving Of the Sehwabaeher
hardware stock commenced today
The nes building on First nv. and
Jackson q. h completed and the
firm will be open Tor business Mon
dag morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

4 Water will be- shut off on
4 Friday frum 5 a IA. 10 ). D. M. I
. on Pine st from 81 av. % eth I
= Ay.. ON 9TH aud 9Th from Pike I
4 10 Olive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. q. Washing
toms birthday was celebrated here
today more generally than ever be-
fore Flags were displayed on
every public and on Thousands OF
business houses and private resi-
denees. All clubs. schools. armories
and similar buildings were thus
decorated and all business Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Tie Mnoushiners Daughter Ihs
affne Of sensational mslo-dfamallc
offerings stll begin a weekH en-
Esersnent 81 the laird Avenue the
afsr next Snntay Afternoon. and
The house viii BE- crowded without
coatt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
RALLY ROUND
CANDIDATES
TIE MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
PARTY MEETS IN sEvENr4
wARo-RoAsr s. e. co.

Municipal Ownership adherents
held a rally last night at 1890 goth
Hy. tho Npeakera including Judge
William Hickman Moore. party
nouinse for mayor. 8 W. Wilkins
George = Costvrill aud y. w. liar
mon.
The speakers handled tbs Seattle
Electric com panY and the Sunset
Telephone company with the gloves
Oft and IN the vernaculaf 81 the
sirest. What they DID 10 them was
apleHty~
I have made the statement dur
inE every meeting AZ which have
apaksn.- declared Mr.. Moore. that
the Seattle Electric company was
deliberately falslfYinE In their eiainl
that the company lost money last
year. and / have yet 90 hear that
my charge has been contradicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

city was practically suspended
The Washington Contlnentais
and a number Of specially Invited
guests had their annual luncheon In
tho long room ~ Frauncea' Tavern
at Beaver and Bread streets As
usual on that annual occasion the
Officers appeared In Continental
uniforms Several interesting ad-
dresses were delivered.
There Was another patriotic cele-
bration at WaAhnRtOn's old head
quarters. In the present home OF
Mrs Earl. on Washington Heights.
II was In charge Of the Washington
Headquarters Association Of Kew
York and the Sons and Daughters
OF the Revolution participated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

ROME. Feb 22.-In all the large
cities throughout Italy Washing
toms birthday was celebrated today.
although the day had not been APP
pointed a legal holiday by tho gov
eminent A movement has been
started BY the Milan Peace aociety.
supported BY the peace societies Of
other Italian cities. 10 induce the
government 20 set aside Washing
toms birthday as a public holiday
for manifestations In favor Of uni
Neraal peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
JOHN CORBETT IN
VIRGINIA REEL

xsrssAN JAlrR HAS IMPORTANT OFFICE IN polieeMeNs
pAlt-eAPr WILLARD WILL LEAD GRAND MARea-pA.
rsolMAN APPlrautsr. $40 POUNDS Will PRESERVE on.
pER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
l. . Stakeholder.

Farrell IL one Of the chief stock p
holders IN the Pacific coast COM
psny. owners Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. and In the alb q
sence 81 President Cannon Of New
York. whose interests he has always
represented here. u IL deemed prob
able that he has been asked 10 come
back 20 take charge FARRELL has
always been the power behind the
throne in tina local affairs Of tho
Pacific Coast company.
la steamship circles the Valencia
Investigation Is viewed with even
more seriousness than b. the pub
lie The Pacific Coast eompan.
officials are extremely worried over
the outcome. ~ n feared that II
may result In sweeping changes for
the protection 81 the public IN the
Operations % steamers on the coast.
EKEsd on b. President Roosevelt, Il
Il thought very probable that the
government viii promulKats neN
regulations that viii be costly TO
steamship companies operating from
this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22


Why. here IL g copy Of enc os
the most reliable electrical Journals
In the world. which shows that AFT
er paying operating expenses and
the Interest on s.. 700 600 worth Of
bonds the corporation had on hand
AZ the result ~ last years earnings
a sum aEEfewailnE tSTfais ~ith
which 20 pay dividends on 3 600.
900 preferred and similar amount
~ common stock. consisting mainly
~ water.
"whru this administration IL
elected 20 ofrlcs on MArch s Il IL
pledged ga maintain a ESsod. clean
and efficient Standardization. and
pirsiTs you thm this wiil be done
When the necessary fi9ufsa can be
obtained regarding . street ca syzs
TEN Tho proposition ~ municipal
ownership vii b. submitted to 4
vote 81 the people
Whatever system ne may install
here | can assure you that Il will
t-e double tracked I believe the
plant 90 the Seattle Electric CON
pany can be duplicated fur g. .ne0. :
oao. and n va have Tits aud can
not run II At a profit II yin be
hccaese there are no men In Sc
attic who have the brains nsces-
sarY 10 operate such = plant do
not think we will find such to be the
case"
The opening speech Of the evening
was made BY 3 W Harmon. Tho
well knoun labor leader. who han
died the municipal ownernhip ArRn-
meats In a very capable and inter
esfsnE manner Ito was followed hY
Mr. Moore. whose remarks In part
are given above. and W wilkIn.
candidate for councilman ON the
ticket from tho Seventh wafd The
last speaker waA George p Cot
tsrili. who came in iRte from the
telephone rally at the Grand opera
house. and WAC spoke In a general
way of that meeting Tor the benefit
of the crowd. His rcmArka we're
greeted with applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pauy IL certainly subject 10 eriti-
ciafn. and It's officials quake. The
company has placed but two new
steamers ora the run since u Vas
organized. These old time pasSen-
g. liners IA several Instances were
also sotn-what aged before theY left
TIE Atlantic coast The only new
steamers that have been added 10
the fleet are the Spokane and sena-
tor. The company. however. has At
last arranged for the construction
Of three more.
Il 10 said alaa that the officials
who have been IN charge here dur
Ing the present wreck and snbae-
auent Investigation have shown a
lamrntahis lack Of capacity In
handling A. TIE vigorous and vide
spread denunciation Of the original
iutsatiRai ton ard the nswapaper
publicity given 80 u iH something
which an astuts corporation man.
aver should haze been able to reduce
10 a minimum. u Is chained. and
hsncr M. Parcels return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Al ne Grand tonight the musical
rcsneiY, @Wooalana. can1es for an
fnsaEsmaut - fuaF performance.
The advance sale q seats has bnsn
large and bix house. ar. Promised
William r. Vests ministries ufn
OPEN ~ the Grand on Sunday niaht
nsxt for three performances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
Badge 81 White siIk.

MIKE rowera viii appear la all
"a dor 9th a NO loot badge IL
wAsts sglk. Nth 4 coat ~ arms In
hroase ne saws h vii defend his
,ltse a. floof manager against all
caasrs he f. authority Tor the
rAlrmeat that John corbett viii
.slsi ia the virginia rccl minus
Il sAos~. boz the woffhy John re-
-. 70 rcntfm he report. Nv
t.flse Ii. a. Adams Nha weighs
= paunIs. has been instructed "a
lass Its numcrans DISCUSSES at
Asne AMI. II be follows lnstfac-
,h,a. wili arqscr on the fioof ar
anoai 49,
CAief q Detective Wapncnstsin
,as besn selected % preside oycf
he lemonads punsh bosi Ne has
~ sfterfed fhe efrce a. ut but
II : proeAbls that be wiiL a. d.
las heen threatened With a stunt
o. the chain sans II he refuses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

ss,s,ant Milne Powers, Patrol
WI nan kane and sergeant ot
,,.ssftivas remnant the committee
= srraneemaats Cor the for;heom.
ts,ltfemena ball tomorrow
80, repnrt that tho Interest shown
|, sery grrat
r.riaia willard viii lead the
.rseA ps,,me.ade In the ahscuee of
49, Delaney. Who has been con-
49, a. his home Through Illness
a. several weeks Several ether
- numbers are CA thD program,
49, amang which will be the ap.
.ssnnce % patulmaa Apploquiss
rsIsht go aho VII act a. solo
ss.rdlan 81 the peace u Il worth
a. pslee % admission 10 see the
s~9agsga e. those wh1 are NOT al
,elag acquainted alth him
The independent., 1906-08-23
Great Nursery in Clark Mansion

Noteworthy alterations are to be
made in the Clark mansion, under the
directions the Montana millionaire
left before he sailed for Paris. He
will bring his wife and the two small
girls, the younger one born just a
few weeks ago. This little one, who
will get slice of the copper millions,
has a name almost like her mothers,
there being a slight modification to
prevent confusion. She is Anita La
Chappelle Clark. The fourth floor of
the mansion is to be reftted as one
of the most elaborate nurseries ever
designed in this country Mrs. Clark
apparently is more concerned just now
The independent., 1906-08-23
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